https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/17b8694aef6d4fef67d499fe3aed3c19.pdf 7380bf3df53b30841043992e29b3b04f PDF Text Text Page 88 • The Daily Sentinel fOB M M£RI@W81 IJXIIUI!VfN! Wl)!!SWiii)!CAH•SfJI:!.til A!NfR!!'fWJI!l fh\11/Rf Public ·gets 72 @ I DM;$fllVfi&JRE !ABY EgllHMG£" QE\lfffHI@Rtt CAA![$ !lf!@ft11J Senior Quarterly edition inside today's Sentinel to clean out Green llght given today for final/handover of last valuable 'bricks' of Bnfla.los to general public Meigs Basketball receives boost, AS • SPOKIS • e.« - baa!: Tliti:tJle. s.:e.-.al American Hydrogen receives flood of rest11nes BY BaH Se ,.,.... "We .are so ;g.-ati.liiod with d!e ou~pourim_g of io.tmest in l!he . communi'IUPPERS PLAINS -To ty,n Weaver said. say American Hydrogen Tbe •o ompany plans to Cotpm:alion (MICjlbas bad create around ·too jobs in a good respoose when it '!he OVCI' 3 periOd Of comes In RlClei\'ing resumes lime Ye-. SoW:, AHC has for job opcniQgS woold be an received :liOO resumes for undets1•r••cJtj ~to diose 100 jobs and the iniLexie Weaver, dim:lt!Jr of tial biring isn't l.ikety to opetations furllbe oompany. begin WJlil August, This bir9 I IWNTOMVDAB..YSENT:INEL.<XJM area •IIUST-MVES: , These are amoog Iitle last 'brieks'1:lf20speoialrollsoUirst-isslile Never"Circulated 6¢falos that everyooe i s trying ro ·get. Weigl:!img ·Over 6 pounels,l!hey are heavier tharn ·solid bars of 999 !)lllre silver. Aooor:dirng to tlhe Official Red BOOk, m only three years tilst-issue rndkels j111st minted rin 2005 tlave · already ililcreased •in "ValtAe by an astonishing 1400%. Values of all coins liluc:tuate amd there are oever any yuarantees. 'So, to get in o0n this one ,readefs ~r tnmy, because ·only those wllle beat this final 72 hour order deadlme are getting the b~icj(s along with six free rolls. mg ramp is projootod to ductien of dleir product, facility in the East Meigs con1linue throug'h dle ifali. · Previously, AHC repotted lhe "blring rramp" would be fi'om June-August but dun bas been ~~~ back sligbtJy DOt · Se :the projecl isn't moVing ((!]'ward but because the company is still ~ die planning · process '.aDd gettling llhe design finalized ;for pro- Weaver said. lndustrial Parle Weaver said the hiring in "As we get closer (to hirAugust would ilikely be key ing), we ' 11 actually post on management positions. the website those sjJecific These managers would jobs we're hiring for right then go on to bir~ the bulk then .~ Wea'Ver added. of the local staff. Weaver ' Since AHC announced its said !!his will give iocal plans to open a facility in managcmen! a voice in hiring the people Who they Meigs County, it, along will be working wi.th at ilie M ~-• n,AJ · MCCl • recewes Commissioners approve bids on CDBG projects BY BIIIAtJ J. REED $40,000 , public. Never-Ciroulated~are "'the ones most likely to increase in (UMS) lt's lilre a nm ·OD the banks. The value," said Milton. phones just keep~ off the hook. These full Vault .Bricks of firstThat's because only hours remain for local issue Rolls are .so impressive to residents to get valuable bricks filled with hand out to ehi.l.dren or graudone of the hottest ooins of the century. These cbildren, family members or myare no ordinary ooiDs. These are amoug one special that you want to the last of the firsHssue Butfalos in Never- impress. You just won't ~ the Circulated condition. · expr Rim oo peoi.le's faces 1Vhen you In fact, these first-issue Buft'alos are e\11!11 band tlbem oUt. It's lib! you jUI!t pve more special because they are in twenty- them a Million Dollars. · five coin rolls aDd remain sealed in private "Tbe most impreave way ro Rive them is Official Vault Biii:es secured under look and iii the fUll sealed Vault Bo:res, but -we a:it\ key in the vault of the privately beld World l!top ·people l'rom breakiD,g the buies opea Reserve M:onetaey Exrh•nge. Each sealed and bandiog them out iDdividulll;y, 'Which is vault box oontains a full 'briCk' of 2:0 rolls why we're gi•if« ~ 6 .rolls free widteach of the valuable first..isslie coins in Brilliant l:lrick. Everybody 11111!1118 tto be taking at least ~~ -500 coins in all 4 run briclcs 1Pibile diey slill have time toeall "Everyone wants them. Its a miracle we to get them," Milton said. · even have auy. And, for just 7ll hours we are ~Just dlink if ~ had SIMid se.;aal bridls handing them over ro everyone who eaUs . of the firiiHssue !004 Ke ellom Ndlels. Rijlt tbe ,National Hotline to ~ !Jt?!.'ning at_ oow ywll be teuq4ed to cash them aD in lr.: 8lliQ a.m. tbis llllll'lliDIJ," oonfirmed Timotby _oae liil8e jrip<j So ~ beit!ld1'ualle,..daa't Milton; Chief: Of COiii Opem1~ ltsr"tll ewer get~ .._lillie~ g • ," Ul:jld \Rim . Worid Reserve Monetary Excb•nge. wen uow, here's UJOther cb"""' to get •First-issue coins like these are highly these valuable bricks. BeginDing ~ .at sought after, but we've never seen ~ 8:30 Lm., the N.tioo•l Order HotliDe ope1111 like this, Aocording to The Ol11ciaJ BA!d Book,. to the pu.blic. Until our final deadline ill just A Guide JkxJk of.Unired States OoiDs these 7! boun they'll be bandliQ( the numnickels are already worth at least a quar- ber of calls. Th get ill, readers an just dial ter to collectors. In only :years they have l-1100-417l~ ask tor Dl!(lt. BNSAO. If already increased in value by an aStonishing the lines are busy, p!eeaelr.eep tryiog. 1400%," Milton said. The first-issue nickels The \\Qid Rem"' has jllllt ilrmouDDed were only minted in 2005 and there an that it is also giving ~ 6 free Nevernever be 8IIY more. . Circulated mils of the new Bu1falos to ewly'"So just imaginP. what these .. ..... twmt.r ooe wbo beats 1his final order dndfni mr ,five coin rolls of first-issue Bu!felos oould the last \Uit Bricks. bring someday. These are not just ordinary "We have to put li!llits on dealers. But nickels in coiDIDeirial forty-coin bankrolls. everyone '!lise .-bo' calls before tbe dellliYou can't get bricks lilre these from the U.S. line should be able to gret what they need,w ~t or 8IIY local bank. These coins Milton said. • · ete rorever retired, and you can't get them rolled this way anywhere," he said. And here's the best part. "We are givil« lip aU our remaining finlt.tssue rolls ror jast $12.44 eacb: The .run Vault Bricks weigb l'liOfe thlm 6 pounds. So .be careful, you'll need both hands topiek them up," he said. "Remember they are Never-Circulated IJld haw oever been in the haDds of the By Brlndoo DailY ' llllirlttoalJkdi<l '-'-"'--· t-1 " a... * OBnuARIF.S BREEDOMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM Komen grant BY IIEn4 S • 1r IISERGENTOMVIWL'I'SENTIIEUJOIII ·race..u . • Enxlg8!19 Crow, 85 . 64 .: • Richald ,.,._Eblin ~ : • Aal·ldalllee Gbbs, 62 . • Lany w. 11811·111, 70 •l.otis Kent, 47 INsiDE ·• Apllllayea• .$1! . . .\2 • Fot'bt fleoold. HOW 10 GET 6 ROLLS with the money bricks _. s.:e . . ~- • Attngar for Mora. . S. . . M . Die World Reserve bas just announced it is giving away 6 fr1!e Never- -- -- ~. •CircWlilted ~irst-issui! rolls with each vault brick to everyone who beats this firnal 72 hour order ~dline to clean oJJt our last bricks of Buffalos, Begirnnin~ at 8:30 a.m. today ~eaders can get them immediately by calling the National Older ·Hotline to11·1ir1!e at 1~-5561 and asking for ·De,rt. &1&510. Those who beat the deadline will get each new first-issue Buffalo roll for only $12.44 ipii:IS shjpping..Each sealed vault brick contains 20 of the special sized"rolls of OOrty-fille Buftalos in &illiant, Never·Cilt:ulated coodition, th;lt•s 500 co.ins in all. THE WORlD RESERVE liiiClNETARY EXCHANGE IS NOT AIJILIATED WITH THE UNITED SlATES GOVERNMI3Nl OR ANY GOVERNMENT AGENCY. THE INCREASE IN COLLECTIBLE VALUEOF·CERTAIN PRIOR ISSUES OF U.S. COINS AND ,CURRENCY DOES NOT GUARANTEE THAf. OlJIRRENT ISSUES WILl ALSO INCREASE IN VALUE. AU TRANSACTIONS LESS SHIPPING ARE BACK£0 BY T+-tE WORLO RESERVE MONETARY EXCHANGE WITH A 90 DAY MONEY BACK Gl:JARIINffi 'OF THE PURCHASE PRICE UP TO $10,000.00. INDEX · Meigs County food pantries to receive a boost a8act._- •• pMB; Annys .Mailbox . A2 , A2 Calpjvlars C'Jass'ifieds Comics ' 85-6 • ·Faith • Values ' NAScAit .. ,SpmlP Weather'. NEWSOMYDAilYSENTINEl.COM • • ,• :S:=~~ from Meigs BSection COunty, including the ICOUitlousa, A8 and this @ -~v.-e,r 51':: '1 eu. "Pomeroy, Oliio" sign. !JtiM.LP lljll 7 ' FrOm new I I • WORLD EXCWSIVE: Tnese are the vault photos that show the remaining hei!'VY first-issue bricks of real money that eYI!f)'O!le •is tryin,g to get. These bricks. contain Brilliant, Never-Circulated first-issue Buffalos that are now being releasetj to the geheral public by the private World Reserve. You can't get these 'brioks' of 20 rolls anyWhere else. Not from the U.S. Government. Not'from the federai ·Reserve. Not from any local bank. These coins are ho longer being minted and there can never be any more. Only those who beat the final 72 hour deadline in just hours can still get the last of the Vault Sexes along with six rolls free. ' .' . • ~='.:_;_ -.: : -:. . ._' extra~• + a' ,,,..,....., fa a ••••tu.,. it II: to Uw a little 7 a ...._11.-ell pweM ...... ajr=Ror•anr en t:k:ilriveway.. n..t,._~Y - . . . . ... . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . agency administers the Southeastern Ohio Regional Food Center, which sefl!es more than 200 food pantries, soup kitchens and other congregate meal sites. As a result of this grant from the FAO, the Center is establishing a Food Purchase Program. which will. allow it to make quality. nutritional bulk food purchases in quantities that will benefit all pantries served. The center's frrst purc hase from the program was 36,000 . POMEROY- Food pantries and soup kitchens around Meigs County will now be able to purchase nutritious food at a reduced rate, thanks to a grant from the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio (FAO). FAO made a grant of $28,665 to the Hocking ·Athens Perry Community Action Agency out of its Emergency Hunger Relief Fund for Southeast Ohio, which included contributions from donors who work with The pounds of ground turkey. delivColumbus Foundation donors . ered to its facility in Logan on Thursday morning . Food and others. . According to the release the M 771-,. biH, AJ . new f:'oi1 • oy"-iason Movies obifuarles 511\FF REPORT -re Wolters cleaning the Allalriing wall built for the approach to the I 1..- . . nc-.. The Any Purpose loan Store Radne 740-949-2210 Syracuse 740-991-6333 �The Daily Sentinel• P 82 As The Daily Sentinel .Local Btiefs Community Calendai' ANNIE'S MAiLBOX Haunted by the 'other woman' back and says nothin~. Ooo selves, rm DOt sure if it is was Mt her first affarr, l10I' serious neglect or ndl. The her most recent. I don't oldest one already drives. think 'h e's interested in pick' My~ rold me the ing up where he left off, so ~~e girl has shown her BY KAntf Mnun • ,...., MARC:Y SllG•R Dear Aazh • A few years ago, my husband, ~n had an affair with :a family what do I do? - ftwpl...t friend. I disoovered tbom by die Odler Dear .R•unted: Don · kissing in the kitchen. I .also needs to stay away from this found out ~n's family knew about the affair. My . woman. and if that means sister-in'-law actually pro- avoiding his family when vided a place for them to she is there, so he it He owes it to you not to treat rendavous. ' My in-laws .stiU welcome the affair lightly and expect · this woman and her bus- · you to he chummy with a band into their homes. 'lbey woman who has no respect are 0fien invited to family for your IIUII'I'iage. He · functions, even thou~h my should inform his parents in-laws know hOw pamful it and siblings that when . is f0r me. When she is Jezebel is present, he will areund my husband, she leave. And he should keep tries to involve herself in his ' his word. Dear Almie: A woman I conversation. When he is with her, he acts like noth- know , leaves .her three i.t~g ever happened, joking teenagers unsupervised a and laughing .. Don and I Jot. She is engaged to a have been to counseling, but wealthy man, and it seems it doesn't help when I see as if his money is more this 9ezebel in his mother's important · than her kids. Whenever he wants ,t o see bouse all the lime. I have tried to explain ber, she drops everything in bow Ul!Comfortable this ' order to travel with him makes me, but Don says it's while the kids are left on. not 'h is fault she is at his par- their own. If these were younger ents' when he visits his famil>'. That's true. I also know children, I would not hesihts family ,c an do what they tate 'to conllwt social services, but since they are want in their own home. This woman •is married, teenagers and can pretty and her husband just sits much take care of them- w-u ptcturesonheroellphoneof naked teenage boys - p~ tos taken at the house while Mom. w~ away. H_ow much of thts ts my. husmess? - C.. a d • Uta Dear Utah: Children under the age of Hi are still minors, and although mature teens ~ he left alone for a oertam length of time,~ kids 0011 't sound responstble enough to he ttusted. If you know the mother, tell her about the naked pictures .a nd make it clear she is asking for serious trouble by leaving her children alone for enended periods. Teenagers need supervi.siOIL Suggest she get an adult babysitter maybe a giandparent - to stay in the bouse While she is traveling. ' · Dear Aaaie: I read the letter from "Need Advice in Arizona," wbo wanted to know whether ber live-in rt!lationsbip with "Chetn would work out, CYen though be's 20 years dder and·d oesn"twanuogetmarricd This .bldy makes my ·b1ood 'boiL She's 26 years old, has two young ~- without the hellefit of_~e and dared_a ~man vffio , left i?JS family for her. ~ a Jli1U she IS. She~ that she wants ~ wodding , of my . ~s and ~o more ciltldren: Sounds ~ the system wtll be adding more cfependents.f!ll' us taxpa~g people. When is she gomg to grow up? I wmy far her kids and their future. Thanks for lt;ning ~ vent. . -An yal IP M .nal Dar U.)'dl: Sev~ ~ vented about this 'Woman, but we also heard from others who hlld been in similar straits and advised as you did - that she ne€ds to J1)a!Ure. We concur. AIUIW\- M~ ....ntIIlii 6J lillllly Jr,. ' d' at1 Jllll'cy s..r, 1011,;- dliton of tie ·Aint lnllrn nJ.•• l"'lme e nri',_,. u c:!:;M': lid, u•ie--a.,. ~ lo: Allllie \- M•.,...r:, 1!0. Bu llflJO, Cfeialp, lL MlfU. 10 jiM filii ..ttllfie's y ..n u . - n.6f..,er ~ _,; Orlt r'r It wir • . - c.tw•itn. ·liijt fie cn..n S_y•iiDflk WW llh•• SJ'•« ,.e c rwww.u! f • er• AlumDi banquet Gospd CbUidl. "i p.m.. "PooW" to sillg. ~ to follow. · S 1•~.\fdU · POR'ILAND :-:- ~I s.ant.y, Aprilll. POMEROY _ Meigs CountyOuislianMCllorCyde Associalion, "Delivered,~ ~ meeting, 5 p.DL, sing, 6 p.m., S1ivenwille Communily Church, PortbmL "Ddivemf' to sing. Fdlowship I'DIImWtg. CHESTER _ , Regional Officers•. Garden Club ~ting, noon, Chester United Methodist Cburcil, ALFRED "Unity~ singers to he at tbe Alfred United Methodist Chiii'Cb, 7 p.m. . ALBANY- Gospel jam session at Carpcllta' 8aplist · Onm::h, Ohio 143,6-8 p.m. Open to all pafw and the public. c.omn.m Grounds. Se'"'ay, Aid IJ potluck. Mol Ia~ Apri114 POMEROY'- Big Bend Farm Antiques Oub, 7:30 p.m., Mulheuy Community Center. POMEROY _ Meigs County Garden Club {~~eel­ ing 7 p m Pomeroy Lib' · ., rary. Birdldays 1U e lay, A(lriiiS BOtTOM Doris BcalbRI will observe her 80th biltbday·on April LONG Church events For the Record t:S. Cuds may b ~t to Fridlty, April II . bent 346fi5 8Jishan Road, LONG BOTIOM · Long Botto-. Ohio · Gospel sing at the Faith Full ' 45743. April librarY events POMEROY -The Meigs County District Public Library announces the following free events for April: Family Movie Night, 6 pin., today, Pomeroy Library with the film "Alvin and the Chipmunks." Refreshments provided. A tie-dye program will he offered at 4 p.m~ April I 5 at the Racine Library. Bring your own items to be tiedyed. Items must be white or vecy light in color. A presentation on how 10 use the Inter-Library Loan System will he presented at 6:30 p.m. on April 17. The system helps readers fmd books not available throulrtl the local library and take them out on loan. For more information c.all Thomas 1be Libnuy Book ClUb will meet at 6:30 p..in. on A.pril 29 at Ill!: Ponleroy Libiary to new the book "Strange as This Weaber Has Been" by Ann Pancake. Anyone can palticipate in the club. Video Game W.agbl For Teens will take .place from 4-6 p.m., April 29 at the Eastern Librnry. Play Guitar Simmoosat 'm -5813 . . Sqrulus Q1 992-581J. . , Hero D and ill, Rock Band and Dance, Dance Revolution. Food will also he served. Spring story time is 2 p.m., Mondays, Racine; 2:30 p.m., Tuesdays, Eastern; 2 p .m., Wednesdays, Pomeroy, 2 Thll!'sdays, p.m., Middleport. For more irrfomwtion on all programs call Emily POMEROY- Riduld Clay "Diet" Qlin, 64, Poincroy, f:e~,:y~ 10, 2008, his borne SUIIOOJidcd by a ~·_, .M ASON, W.V.a. - w.twna ~umni liJ'e prepmng fur MIDDlEPORT - A motor Yellicle accident .on County tbeir annUal banquet on May 24 ,at d!e WJihama Road 5 and Ohio 7 was lqX'II'tOd early Thursday mornillg. Gymnasium. Oasses of" 1928 l!hmu,gb 2008 will observe A landirlg moe was made on :the mad ito transport a patient their 10-year mmiaas, .annd the class of ":58 'Wiill cele- to a medical facility by belioqptcr. The Middlepott liire kate lheir 50th. Depaltlllelllt, !Meigs EMS and Ohio State Highway Patm1 All gRduales are · vitM. Doors wiD 0pcit· lit 4 p.m. to ~ded. No futtber details were ,avJiila'b1e at press ilime. :anow lor ~ .and ':a ~ will lhe present for OSHP is !handling :the accident report. · indiWdual 3nll group ~- Dinner will lhe seJved lby Muon <lurpla' of ORb of Eastern Star at 6p.m. POMEROY - An .aooident involving two vehicles was ResetVation ((!11[1S are :avialable fi~Qm Dee Bumgaildner .at ~at 1ihe .interseotion of Ohio 7 .and Ohio 143 yesteri773-5488, oc liool Healtlb Aid l'lhm1macy i.n New Haven, day ~Gml. No ;injuries WOI'e i:c;p0rled. The Pomeroy W.Va.., Bob's Ma!klt of Mason, and Peoples Ban'k iin f'iliC Dqwtment an!l Meigs EMS MOI!Iic 5 a-espondod. No ~ddkpmt. 'lbey are due May 15. . funher &J:aiqs were .available .lit press tirQe. OSHP is hanA dance - fMiow witlb Bcmita and .Julldy Alllen. dling tlbe accident repmt. --~~:::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _· -----------~----- He was born on Sept. 14, 1943, ill ~ CoUIIIy, SOlD of tbe IMe Oay ml Thdma ('llacy) Eblin. He n:Md a l'ureman fur tbe ~County ffigbway Department 3nd is a~- oflbe 12l71 of Pameloy. , • In addition to his pan:ills, be was pmoedocl by ,a brolbel'in-laVO:, -.e~ aunts al_ld ~ _, · He IS survived ~ his wifS. Ruby Eblin, Pomeroy; four ~ ~ ~w, Diue and Steve Pclers.. Kim and ~ Davts, Taw Lavcadar, and Tmcy ml Doug BQ~ four ·~ Lynn and Dormie 1-teodridcs, ltqt•" and Cll1os Dia-Aoosta, Kay Smith and Eddie ~.II gr:aOOcbildreo, Bcyce, Jilli, Trevor, Caleb. Adam, ~ ~ Shandi, Bunni, Dyla, and Ooopcr; :and ame~ Heruy, He:3tlw, Katin, Lacie, ~ tlddie U. Amanda, Zaoh and Eddie Jr. Also surviVing are sislei'S, Bcny ancl La~ Triplett and Helen lo:nhowcr, a very ~a! cousin,_Jay 1hlcy and an uoole Melvin Thlcy, alQQg with sevmli meces and llqlbews, alUSins ml fricnls. Scrnoes will be bcld • 2 p.m. on Sullclay, Aprill3, 2008, • die Anclel'son Mdlaniel Funer,al Home in Pomeloy. pan_tt!es and .soup kitchens m Adlens, Gallia, Hoclci.ng., . ()16. i•ing will be Pastor Doug Q)x and Pastor Henly Eblin. Burial will be in R~ Cemetery_ Friends may calloo Jac:bon, Lawrence, Meigs, ·Sabnday, Aprill2, 2008 fuMn 2 to4 and 6 to'9 pcm. ancllirom M<Mgan, Perry, Ymten, and ·10 a.m. tiD dle time of scrvloeon Sunday at lbc funcni bome. Washington Counllies will An ooline ~stty is available at www.andersomnc- h:ave the ~tiion to purchase the ground tmt.ey .at a clanicl.com · reduced rate from oormal . ' ,._ • .._ . venues. -•J ArooFdilllg to Dick .... ....... JO·"' I g-' w u--- -.n f"--"·Stevens, . ilhe Food .a nd ~ " " ' - ~•.1 •• ...,....,., ru.O nAIIUUWLl, peace. fully made his lransitioo from this life on Apri13, 1008, J1fter Nutrition Division Director a 101118 illness,.swrounded by bis loving family and friends. fur ilhe Hocking Alhens He began life on June 21, 1937 in Pomeroy, the son of Pony Community Action Waller and Lena {Hines) H.mun. A.gency, money from food ' He followed his love 0f languages .lild ,graduated from pantries' pu.rcha8e ,of the · Ohio University in 1959. He pursued post-graduate studies turkey and o!Jbei food at tbe University of Cincinnati, M'woi University and stud- items will be Fetumed to ied in France lbrough the University of Qregon. die Food Purchase He lallght foreign languages, :amon,g 'Odler studies foc Pm,gram, aUowing i!IJe IDBIIY yem at Gariiekl Hi~ Sdlool ;and Hamilton ,H§h · foodbank Ito have a ronSchool. He was a reOO,gnir.ed national aulbority on Haviland stant source of funding fur O.ina and presented 'selllilllll"l at nalional ll'lf¥'Jjngs. He was oontinued bulk pUFcilasing active in the oollertiioo and sale of fine clJina far many years. of quality, nutritional food. Lany is Slllvived by his lwodw:n: Olaries W. Hamm, MD., 1his grant pro'Wdes us ·Allen W. Hamm, M'dael W. Hamm,:and Rebert L Hamm, his with a new eppommity to sista" 8etiy (Hanuril Johnson, and mllny nieces and nephews. i.ncrease our food inventory lntmnetit ofbis cremains will be at Beedl Grove Cemetery for QUT pantries 'bY pilrchasin l'bm:roy. Glaveside 1llCllliJrial setVices wiH be celebrated . ing quality meats and at !;30p.m., Jtme 2i, 2008, lit Beech Grove Cemetay. canned goods on .a regular Manorial contributions -may he made to Hospice of basis to add 10 our short ·Hamilton lOiO Eaton Avenue, Hlunilton, Ohio 45013, "'In supply of donated foods we IoVin! IDelllOI)' of Larry Hamm.~ · · 1be ~ Funeral Home, 3080 HomewMd Way at Rt. 4, Fllidield is serving the fiunily. Online oondolences :as -:uE Resumet --~Oilles.com. liiUib .... Al NEW HAVEN, W.va·- · Louis ~y Kent, 47, of New . Ha-.. W.V&., passccl.away ooApril "9,1008, II hi~ boole. Be Wll bam on JUDe 5, 1960 in (".allipGiis, ·soo of f\rances ~ ~~1's Keal of NewherHaflbevenMaod tbeu l~te !-~ • . ...,... was .a mem ·O ount moo uapbst :Dalll:ll on C••l"'"" Hill Ruad in Pomeroy. He was a w;Clllal sillgCI' and he loved music ;p~d singing. : In Mclilion to his falher, be was preceded in death by an ·infarc sibling.l.ouis is SIIIVived by his mother, Frances Kent :of New Raven; brother, Richard (Beverly) Kent of :C1amDore, Okla.; two sisters, Karen (Scott) Price of Gacy, ;IDd..mlll-aendl (Allan) Downillg of'Qrove, Qk4.; nephew, .Maalrw Prioe-u.ff"__,..--niece sanr, ~~~~ ' t'lma KmrofPOOit Aaidenls tepot ltd with ~!company Hydra Fuel Cell ~on have been na1Qf'4 as oollaborat.ors m $972;992 Third Frontier Grant with Ohio University being the ..grant awardee. AHC .and HRX: a - lhe said. Food panbics provide an important service in Appalachian Ohio, patllicuJarly in tbe ilen oounties ilh.at will benefit from <this ,grant IJn 1hese counties, more l1han 30 peroent ,of the 'J"'pulation is living in .povetTty .and ·one~ril -of ,a) I residents .are served by food pantries. However, many panll1ies .are n0w running low on feod and wme lhave recentlly been fm:ced to close. . "There Jll'C many basic n~ !Jl00Ple in this region stttqggle to meet, n said Cm:a IBFoo'k., FAO President and c;. n m lfiiiiiiiD COO. ~e goal of our !Food bamk and FAG officials gathered lor full <lileliveJY 101 6rganiution is to enhance 36,000 !)OIJTlds ol J!IR!IIllmlll !t:~rkey ilhat was plJrcmaseciB5;,. 11'he quality of life for the citreswlt o1 a grant ifrom !Fl\0. left to ~ght : Dean Cole, mem- izens of this r.egiori, and we ber of fAO Board cl Direelo!:s; Tom Yaskdll, operatians are 'happy to work with The coonilinator ·f or tt:1e Souilheasterm Obio 'R egiooal !Food Columbus Foundation Oemter; Dorma Cole; 'HG!Iy Dwetl, outreaCh .and <alomor 'S9T· donors in providing assisvices coordinator for FAO; Didk ·Stevens, F:ooo and tance to families faced with NwtmiQn ·Divisi:om Director for HoCking i\thens ~eny the increasing struggle of Comrrumity ,A-ctioo Agemcy; .Marilyn Sloan, a local food prowding nutritional food balilk 'CI!I011ilimator; and Mark Halilmam, .resouroes manager for their families.~ ,liif ilhe Sollltheastem Ohio IRegioAIII Food Ceriter. For more information about the Emergency ,receive," Stev.ens said. ciates ilow :the sales from Hunger Relief Furul and 10 Tom Yask!ofl, die opera- 1he food ·p wdtased thmugh find out how TO make d tions manager fm tbe llhe new pmgram.w.ill allow do1101ion, contacl FAO at Southeastern Ohio Regional it •ta continue iin ;peq!Ctuity.- (740) 753-1111 or l!isit Food Center. said ihe appre· "This is a new day for ,us," www.appalachianohio.org. ptTGCess inte fuel cells could not a problem in Meigs result in a future, .alternative .County. "We're very ]Jleased with power source. Weaver complimented how the community has the loc.al support the com- stepped up to support us,~ {ACE). pany has received as well she Clqllained. Email ·"Fesumes 10 . ~ ACE was developed as support . from OU to lby OU Professor Dr. make the p:roject success- lobs@A.,mericanHydrogenC Gerardine Bone. lt splits fu1. She stressed lack of o'rporalion.aom or for more hydrugen from nitr0 gen in support ·i s .a big ~eason Jrtformation visit their webthe ammmni.a molecule. :wiby startup 'b usinesses site at www.{;lmericanhydroDevelopment ,of !Jhis. fail but lack of support is gencorporation.com. w.iJ.I oollaborate (.aild lihere· fore receive ~me of the funds) with OU an commercially developing m.ammO- . nia catalytic dect:Folyzer ship workshop will he .conducted to address the specific needs and ,concerns of bJeast cancer~ survivors. --- ft• Pw AI ~ JMI Kmt-nf Pi:Bi:it Pliii<ant, WV; .scYEW · bst-year - IU9c w0men :llieeCs. acpbews and cousins; and many friends. . scheduled mammograms ; A JJI!'tiiOrial service will be beld .at I p.m. on Saturday, events plmned f<B" lbrough- through Think~· ·' ~ U, 2008, at Anderson Funeral Home in New Haven Oilt the county. So far, The ]JrogrBID is . for all Women's Heailh Day :with Pastor Dennis We:aver officiating. . · events are pbmncd fl!lr ·May Meigs Counly women who : VISiting ,hours will he from 5-8 p.m. on Friday at the :fnncnl home. A registry is available on-line by,.. visiting l3 .at St. P.ml's United fall within the income lllld Methodist Church i.n age guidelines and !Jhe •WWW.IIIcler!iontb.oom. ~Plains, Aug. 21 at · i ncome ' guidelines allow the Pmtland Community women with low to moderCenter., Oct. 7 · at the ate incomes to participate. : POMEROY - Ratvla!J Lee Gibbs, (i2, Pomeroy, died Reedsville F':tre ~t. FQT example, a won'tan, .age A:dditionally, ,a ·survivl!lr- 35 or oldet:, who · makes :April6, 2008, at Holller Medical Center in Gallipo;}lis. • He was a barge mechanic for AEP River Division. He a lllfiii!M of the Full Gospel Lighthouse (Jhurcb i.ri apply for $75, 000 through :Pomeroy, ad wodicd for the Ohio and West Vrrginia the program for $6,000 indi:Depaltlbt4 of Highways; and was a member of the Big vidual home repair projects. · ·Bend CB Radio Cfub as "'Chal'lie Brown." · Trussell said the project .&omflarjeA.l : He was born Feb. ;25, 1946, in Mason, W.Va., son of the would serve approximately Uoyd F. and Shirley Jordan Gibbs. He was also pre22 home projects for very in death by his sister, Rebecca Gibbs; a niece, Megan Company for road improvelow-ipcome households. •Willis; mother and father-in-law, Clarence (Maxine) ments ,0 n Gilkey Ridge The application is due on :Jordan; aunt and uncle, Albert {Ada) Oldaker; brothers-in- Road, of $52,266.24. Monday. :Jaw, Pat Aeiker and Tim ,Michaels. . All of the projects will he Attending the . meeting __ ; Surviv.lii'UII: hi~ wife, Shirley Gibbs of.PoD)eroy; dau,gh- funde~ _ through· the were Cornmissi()ners Sheets ;ters: Gina ('Rick) Birchfield of Groveport, Rhonda L ~- Community Oev~ topmen,t and Mic. k Davenport and · :{Chacl'MdGbben) uf eoOlvffie; a son: Rllfldall ' J. 'Otbbs · 1<" ', ru-m.._. Felly) of Pomeroy; Grandson, Andrew Birchfield; Block Grant fiB'IDula pro- Clerk Gloria Kloes. ,.~·~· gram, under the control of ·sister, Kathy (Troy) Willis of Long Bottom; uncles: the commissioners. · C. "Bill" (Iris) Gibbs of New Haven, W.Va. ; Frank Trussell conducted a sec:Finnicum of New Haven; ·sisters-in-law: Patricia (Hershel) orui public hearing on an :Whire of Racine, Cindy Aeiker (Vic Laughery) of upcoming application for •Pomeroy; special friends, Walter ~abney of Point Pleasant, funding for home repairs :w.Va., Dave Kn"JIP of Mt. Alto, W.Va. · . through the United States ; Funeral wliS held at U a.m. on Thursday, April I 0, 2008, De artm t f A · lture/ · 'at the funeral borne with Pastor Roger Hunter officiating. ' P en gncu . :Burial was in Sunrise Memorial Gardens. Visitation was on Rural Development. The total Housing :wednesday. Preservation grant will make $9 million available across the United States, and . $277 .~91.5 I available in I Ohio. Trussell said she will i:WV:--.. $31 ,200 .a year is eligible; a manager, Courtney Sim · is woman with a family of two the chairperson of Mea and can 'have a yearly income of Carolyn -Grueser is a Think P2,001!l, etc. Call Norma . Pink progtam volun~. · TrnTes at 99~!(i'1,m~-236 · . for more information. · GRA .. O Torres can also refer women· - ,' 50 and over to other programs meant to provide low or no cost mammograms. Torres i!l, the Think Pink Grant P . lea ' ~JTENTION SHOPPERS! Harve we got a sale for you! Our annual spm.g sale bas · the National Association Social Workers, the ,Department of Veterans Employ~ Affairs !Education System, and The Compassionate Friends. Connie Halley, LSW, Holzer Ho~pice Social Worker . said, . "We are 'Pleased to be able to ofti:c , this educational telcconfer· ence to the community." We encourage all health care professionals, counselors, parents, educators and members' of the community. 10 attend this wm;thwhile session. "Everyone is welcome", she added. The teleconference is proby Hospice; duced MASON, W.Va. - The Stewart-Johnson Veterans .of Foreign Wars Post 9926 will award up to 15 tuition scholarships of $500 each to qualifying area college students and high school seniors . who have been accf<pled to college. . To qualify fOI' these scholarships applicant .must he a veteran, dependent of a veteran or have an immediate family member that is a veteran. Members of Post 9926 and their family members will receive first considerntion. Applications may he _ .·ll•gu.a and will:run until April30l Neaityelfay•••ingin our store is 50-70% eft' big store prices,. Rtfidous books, Bibles, fabric (over 85,• yards). kitdlen items, silk Dowers, foocl, snacks, upholstery fabric, ~ry fabrk; scrapbooking and more. · :was For lllOR! than April 30. information, stu- dents should contact their guidance counselor or MSG Jeffrey A. Russell, 304-201. 3013, 304-593-2534. .Deaths ~--------~----------~----------------. calling 992·6763 or 992- pated in track <ir crosscountry a minimum of two 3200. Eligible applicants must years in hi~h school. he a Meigs High School Application~ must be Senior or a graduate attend- ,returned to the selection ing cilllege who has partici- committee by May I. E...-Crc• ( • .get the best from their sales professionals. The symposium, . open to the public, will he held on Thursday Apri,l 17, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Obio University Baker Center in Athens. Cost for the symposium is $225. A continental · breakfast starting at 8:30am and lunch are included For the full agenda and to register, go to www.the- , salescentre.com. Payment is made by credit card at the time of registration. . Tickets must be .purchased by April 15. More information about The Ralph and Luci Schey Sales Cemre at Ohio University can also be fourul at www. thesalescentre.com or by contacting Ken Hartung at 740-5939328. Need a great Auto insunmce rate? Stay local and call an Apt you already know and tnlstl : MASON CITY, W. Va, -Emogene Crow, 85, of Mason, ~W.Va, died April 8, 2008, at Rocksprings Rehabilitation ::Genrer. Arrangements .will he .announced later by :Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Home. OU's lith Annual Sales Symposium slated A1HENS -. · · "Clumge is oonilant. Is your sal,es team headed in · the right direction?" is the theme 'af this year's annual sales symposium at the Ralph ·anc:l Luci Schey Sales Cen~ Ohio Univen;ity. , ~ Attendees will have the opportunity to explore best practices and network with leading cx.perts from top performing qompanies who ' o ~ v· so ~A,.c ""' ~ .Q::' . u.l . ~ ' / ;;..>. \ •\ ,) ".. -:-~::: ~ PltiliKMI~; Aim Cllt11fr CDBG ° Thomas Scholarship·~g applications POMEROY Applications for the Brandi Thomas Memorial Schol~ship may be picked up at Meigs High School or received in the mail by ' "OKLAHOMA" April11 a 12 8:00 - - ' - Dlllae: c:lll2nd ...... ,·GIIJipolls, OH (7<10) -...RTS :william Jaier DO I ~~N C4.f> . :late :ceded picked up at tbC VFW Post in Mason and completed fOI'IIlS must be returned to the VFW post .... ' Jessica Dillon ~· Exchange . I · 790 East 1.\fain Street · .Jackson, Ohio 740-286-5271 l\1on-Sat. 10-6.....I \ ' ••I • • froaiPageA.l :fertilizers and composts, iwhen to prune and wpt. ·plant,s that can cau~ a ~n ·rash those that are mvasive, -~ whi.ch like wet soil, :..00 others that thrive in hot :;,..ea!OO" and survive with lit- • tie warer. And then he answered gardening questions from those anending. Kneen was assisted by several master gardeners who also offered assistance to thoSe attending not only in selecting plants from the well-filled tables, but on the right planting place with the needed space in which their new,plants can thrive. • IIIIP-•ul'l!,. Olt 4SJIH 992-3600 Oh•• Mutual lnsuran£:r Group ·Or visit us on the web- YIWw.rnedbaur.com Home Auto ' Fann Business I KINSHIP PERMANENCY INCEN11VE The Kinship Permanency Incentive program provides timelimited incentive payments to families caring for their kin. Eligible families will receive an initial payment of $1 ,000 child to defray the cost of initial .placemenl and may receive fiv hundred dollars per child at each of six-month intervals (up to a maximum of $3,500) 10 suppon 'the stability of the child'~ placement in the home . Participation in this program does n prec lude these families from receiving Child only TAli!FI benefits : time-limited ince11tive paymems are in addition to TANF benefits. Eligibility requirements for Ohio's Kinship Permanency Incentive Program include: • The court must have awarded legal custody or guardianship the chiid on or after July I. 2005 to the kinship caregiver. • The public children services agency must hav.e completed Relative o r Non-Relative Substitute Placemen'r Process. inclusive of a criminal background check. completion of an application fmm . • The gross income of the caregiver's family, includiag child. may not exceed 300 percent of the fedeal poven guidelines. For more information about the program. please conlllct Meigs County Depanrnent of Job and Faniily Services 11 992 2717 Ext. 116. .. �The Daily Sentinel• P 82 As The Daily Sentinel .Local Btiefs Community Calendai' ANNIE'S MAiLBOX Haunted by the 'other woman' back and says nothin~. Ooo selves, rm DOt sure if it is was Mt her first affarr, l10I' serious neglect or ndl. The her most recent. I don't oldest one already drives. think 'h e's interested in pick' My~ rold me the ing up where he left off, so ~~e girl has shown her BY KAntf Mnun • ,...., MARC:Y SllG•R Dear Aazh • A few years ago, my husband, ~n had an affair with :a family what do I do? - ftwpl...t friend. I disoovered tbom by die Odler Dear .R•unted: Don · kissing in the kitchen. I .also needs to stay away from this found out ~n's family knew about the affair. My . woman. and if that means sister-in'-law actually pro- avoiding his family when vided a place for them to she is there, so he it He owes it to you not to treat rendavous. ' My in-laws .stiU welcome the affair lightly and expect · this woman and her bus- · you to he chummy with a band into their homes. 'lbey woman who has no respect are 0fien invited to family for your IIUII'I'iage. He · functions, even thou~h my should inform his parents in-laws know hOw pamful it and siblings that when . is f0r me. When she is Jezebel is present, he will areund my husband, she leave. And he should keep tries to involve herself in his ' his word. Dear Almie: A woman I conversation. When he is with her, he acts like noth- know , leaves .her three i.t~g ever happened, joking teenagers unsupervised a and laughing .. Don and I Jot. She is engaged to a have been to counseling, but wealthy man, and it seems it doesn't help when I see as if his money is more this 9ezebel in his mother's important · than her kids. Whenever he wants ,t o see bouse all the lime. I have tried to explain ber, she drops everything in bow Ul!Comfortable this ' order to travel with him makes me, but Don says it's while the kids are left on. not 'h is fault she is at his par- their own. If these were younger ents' when he visits his famil>'. That's true. I also know children, I would not hesihts family ,c an do what they tate 'to conllwt social services, but since they are want in their own home. This woman •is married, teenagers and can pretty and her husband just sits much take care of them- w-u ptcturesonheroellphoneof naked teenage boys - p~ tos taken at the house while Mom. w~ away. H_ow much of thts ts my. husmess? - C.. a d • Uta Dear Utah: Children under the age of Hi are still minors, and although mature teens ~ he left alone for a oertam length of time,~ kids 0011 't sound responstble enough to he ttusted. If you know the mother, tell her about the naked pictures .a nd make it clear she is asking for serious trouble by leaving her children alone for enended periods. Teenagers need supervi.siOIL Suggest she get an adult babysitter maybe a giandparent - to stay in the bouse While she is traveling. ' · Dear Aaaie: I read the letter from "Need Advice in Arizona," wbo wanted to know whether ber live-in rt!lationsbip with "Chetn would work out, CYen though be's 20 years dder and·d oesn"twanuogetmarricd This .bldy makes my ·b1ood 'boiL She's 26 years old, has two young ~- without the hellefit of_~e and dared_a ~man vffio , left i?JS family for her. ~ a Jli1U she IS. She~ that she wants ~ wodding , of my . ~s and ~o more ciltldren: Sounds ~ the system wtll be adding more cfependents.f!ll' us taxpa~g people. When is she gomg to grow up? I wmy far her kids and their future. Thanks for lt;ning ~ vent. . -An yal IP M .nal Dar U.)'dl: Sev~ ~ vented about this 'Woman, but we also heard from others who hlld been in similar straits and advised as you did - that she ne€ds to J1)a!Ure. We concur. AIUIW\- M~ ....ntIIlii 6J lillllly Jr,. ' d' at1 Jllll'cy s..r, 1011,;- dliton of tie ·Aint lnllrn nJ.•• l"'lme e nri',_,. u c:!:;M': lid, u•ie--a.,. ~ lo: Allllie \- M•.,...r:, 1!0. Bu llflJO, Cfeialp, lL MlfU. 10 jiM filii ..ttllfie's y ..n u . - n.6f..,er ~ _,; Orlt r'r It wir • . - c.tw•itn. ·liijt fie cn..n S_y•iiDflk WW llh•• SJ'•« ,.e c rwww.u! f • er• AlumDi banquet Gospd CbUidl. "i p.m.. "PooW" to sillg. ~ to follow. · S 1•~.\fdU · POR'ILAND :-:- ~I s.ant.y, Aprilll. POMEROY _ Meigs CountyOuislianMCllorCyde Associalion, "Delivered,~ ~ meeting, 5 p.DL, sing, 6 p.m., S1ivenwille Communily Church, PortbmL "Ddivemf' to sing. Fdlowship I'DIImWtg. CHESTER _ , Regional Officers•. Garden Club ~ting, noon, Chester United Methodist Cburcil, ALFRED "Unity~ singers to he at tbe Alfred United Methodist Chiii'Cb, 7 p.m. . ALBANY- Gospel jam session at Carpcllta' 8aplist · Onm::h, Ohio 143,6-8 p.m. Open to all pafw and the public. c.omn.m Grounds. Se'"'ay, Aid IJ potluck. Mol Ia~ Apri114 POMEROY'- Big Bend Farm Antiques Oub, 7:30 p.m., Mulheuy Community Center. POMEROY _ Meigs County Garden Club {~~eel­ ing 7 p m Pomeroy Lib' · ., rary. Birdldays 1U e lay, A(lriiiS BOtTOM Doris BcalbRI will observe her 80th biltbday·on April LONG Church events For the Record t:S. Cuds may b ~t to Fridlty, April II . bent 346fi5 8Jishan Road, LONG BOTIOM · Long Botto-. Ohio · Gospel sing at the Faith Full ' 45743. April librarY events POMEROY -The Meigs County District Public Library announces the following free events for April: Family Movie Night, 6 pin., today, Pomeroy Library with the film "Alvin and the Chipmunks." Refreshments provided. A tie-dye program will he offered at 4 p.m~ April I 5 at the Racine Library. Bring your own items to be tiedyed. Items must be white or vecy light in color. A presentation on how 10 use the Inter-Library Loan System will he presented at 6:30 p.m. on April 17. The system helps readers fmd books not available throulrtl the local library and take them out on loan. For more information c.all Thomas 1be Libnuy Book ClUb will meet at 6:30 p..in. on A.pril 29 at Ill!: Ponleroy Libiary to new the book "Strange as This Weaber Has Been" by Ann Pancake. Anyone can palticipate in the club. Video Game W.agbl For Teens will take .place from 4-6 p.m., April 29 at the Eastern Librnry. Play Guitar Simmoosat 'm -5813 . . Sqrulus Q1 992-581J. . , Hero D and ill, Rock Band and Dance, Dance Revolution. Food will also he served. Spring story time is 2 p.m., Mondays, Racine; 2:30 p.m., Tuesdays, Eastern; 2 p .m., Wednesdays, Pomeroy, 2 Thll!'sdays, p.m., Middleport. For more irrfomwtion on all programs call Emily POMEROY- Riduld Clay "Diet" Qlin, 64, Poincroy, f:e~,:y~ 10, 2008, his borne SUIIOOJidcd by a ~·_, .M ASON, W.V.a. - w.twna ~umni liJ'e prepmng fur MIDDlEPORT - A motor Yellicle accident .on County tbeir annUal banquet on May 24 ,at d!e WJihama Road 5 and Ohio 7 was lqX'II'tOd early Thursday mornillg. Gymnasium. Oasses of" 1928 l!hmu,gb 2008 will observe A landirlg moe was made on :the mad ito transport a patient their 10-year mmiaas, .annd the class of ":58 'Wiill cele- to a medical facility by belioqptcr. The Middlepott liire kate lheir 50th. Depaltlllelllt, !Meigs EMS and Ohio State Highway Patm1 All gRduales are · vitM. Doors wiD 0pcit· lit 4 p.m. to ~ded. No futtber details were ,avJiila'b1e at press ilime. :anow lor ~ .and ':a ~ will lhe present for OSHP is !handling :the accident report. · indiWdual 3nll group ~- Dinner will lhe seJved lby Muon <lurpla' of ORb of Eastern Star at 6p.m. POMEROY - An .aooident involving two vehicles was ResetVation ((!11[1S are :avialable fi~Qm Dee Bumgaildner .at ~at 1ihe .interseotion of Ohio 7 .and Ohio 143 yesteri773-5488, oc liool Healtlb Aid l'lhm1macy i.n New Haven, day ~Gml. No ;injuries WOI'e i:c;p0rled. The Pomeroy W.Va.., Bob's Ma!klt of Mason, and Peoples Ban'k iin f'iliC Dqwtment an!l Meigs EMS MOI!Iic 5 a-espondod. No ~ddkpmt. 'lbey are due May 15. . funher &J:aiqs were .available .lit press tirQe. OSHP is hanA dance - fMiow witlb Bcmita and .Julldy Alllen. dling tlbe accident repmt. --~~:::__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _· -----------~----- He was born on Sept. 14, 1943, ill ~ CoUIIIy, SOlD of tbe IMe Oay ml Thdma ('llacy) Eblin. He n:Md a l'ureman fur tbe ~County ffigbway Department 3nd is a~- oflbe 12l71 of Pameloy. , • In addition to his pan:ills, be was pmoedocl by ,a brolbel'in-laVO:, -.e~ aunts al_ld ~ _, · He IS survived ~ his wifS. Ruby Eblin, Pomeroy; four ~ ~ ~w, Diue and Steve Pclers.. Kim and ~ Davts, Taw Lavcadar, and Tmcy ml Doug BQ~ four ·~ Lynn and Dormie 1-teodridcs, ltqt•" and Cll1os Dia-Aoosta, Kay Smith and Eddie ~.II gr:aOOcbildreo, Bcyce, Jilli, Trevor, Caleb. Adam, ~ ~ Shandi, Bunni, Dyla, and Ooopcr; :and ame~ Heruy, He:3tlw, Katin, Lacie, ~ tlddie U. Amanda, Zaoh and Eddie Jr. Also surviVing are sislei'S, Bcny ancl La~ Triplett and Helen lo:nhowcr, a very ~a! cousin,_Jay 1hlcy and an uoole Melvin Thlcy, alQQg with sevmli meces and llqlbews, alUSins ml fricnls. Scrnoes will be bcld • 2 p.m. on Sullclay, Aprill3, 2008, • die Anclel'son Mdlaniel Funer,al Home in Pomeloy. pan_tt!es and .soup kitchens m Adlens, Gallia, Hoclci.ng., . ()16. i•ing will be Pastor Doug Q)x and Pastor Henly Eblin. Burial will be in R~ Cemetery_ Friends may calloo Jac:bon, Lawrence, Meigs, ·Sabnday, Aprill2, 2008 fuMn 2 to4 and 6 to'9 pcm. ancllirom M<Mgan, Perry, Ymten, and ·10 a.m. tiD dle time of scrvloeon Sunday at lbc funcni bome. Washington Counllies will An ooline ~stty is available at www.andersomnc- h:ave the ~tiion to purchase the ground tmt.ey .at a clanicl.com · reduced rate from oormal . ' ,._ • .._ . venues. -•J ArooFdilllg to Dick .... ....... JO·"' I g-' w u--- -.n f"--"·Stevens, . ilhe Food .a nd ~ " " ' - ~•.1 •• ...,....,., ru.O nAIIUUWLl, peace. fully made his lransitioo from this life on Apri13, 1008, J1fter Nutrition Division Director a 101118 illness,.swrounded by bis loving family and friends. fur ilhe Hocking Alhens He began life on June 21, 1937 in Pomeroy, the son of Pony Community Action Waller and Lena {Hines) H.mun. A.gency, money from food ' He followed his love 0f languages .lild ,graduated from pantries' pu.rcha8e ,of the · Ohio University in 1959. He pursued post-graduate studies turkey and o!Jbei food at tbe University of Cincinnati, M'woi University and stud- items will be Fetumed to ied in France lbrough the University of Qregon. die Food Purchase He lallght foreign languages, :amon,g 'Odler studies foc Pm,gram, aUowing i!IJe IDBIIY yem at Gariiekl Hi~ Sdlool ;and Hamilton ,H§h · foodbank Ito have a ronSchool. He was a reOO,gnir.ed national aulbority on Haviland stant source of funding fur O.ina and presented 'selllilllll"l at nalional ll'lf¥'Jjngs. He was oontinued bulk pUFcilasing active in the oollertiioo and sale of fine clJina far many years. of quality, nutritional food. Lany is Slllvived by his lwodw:n: Olaries W. Hamm, MD., 1his grant pro'Wdes us ·Allen W. Hamm, M'dael W. Hamm,:and Rebert L Hamm, his with a new eppommity to sista" 8etiy (Hanuril Johnson, and mllny nieces and nephews. i.ncrease our food inventory lntmnetit ofbis cremains will be at Beedl Grove Cemetery for QUT pantries 'bY pilrchasin l'bm:roy. Glaveside 1llCllliJrial setVices wiH be celebrated . ing quality meats and at !;30p.m., Jtme 2i, 2008, lit Beech Grove Cemetay. canned goods on .a regular Manorial contributions -may he made to Hospice of basis to add 10 our short ·Hamilton lOiO Eaton Avenue, Hlunilton, Ohio 45013, "'In supply of donated foods we IoVin! IDelllOI)' of Larry Hamm.~ · · 1be ~ Funeral Home, 3080 HomewMd Way at Rt. 4, Fllidield is serving the fiunily. Online oondolences :as -:uE Resumet --~Oilles.com. liiUib .... Al NEW HAVEN, W.va·- · Louis ~y Kent, 47, of New . Ha-.. W.V&., passccl.away ooApril "9,1008, II hi~ boole. Be Wll bam on JUDe 5, 1960 in (".allipGiis, ·soo of f\rances ~ ~~1's Keal of NewherHaflbevenMaod tbeu l~te !-~ • . ...,... was .a mem ·O ount moo uapbst :Dalll:ll on C••l"'"" Hill Ruad in Pomeroy. He was a w;Clllal sillgCI' and he loved music ;p~d singing. : In Mclilion to his falher, be was preceded in death by an ·infarc sibling.l.ouis is SIIIVived by his mother, Frances Kent :of New Raven; brother, Richard (Beverly) Kent of :C1amDore, Okla.; two sisters, Karen (Scott) Price of Gacy, ;IDd..mlll-aendl (Allan) Downillg of'Qrove, Qk4.; nephew, .Maalrw Prioe-u.ff"__,..--niece sanr, ~~~~ ' t'lma KmrofPOOit Aaidenls tepot ltd with ~!company Hydra Fuel Cell ~on have been na1Qf'4 as oollaborat.ors m $972;992 Third Frontier Grant with Ohio University being the ..grant awardee. AHC .and HRX: a - lhe said. Food panbics provide an important service in Appalachian Ohio, patllicuJarly in tbe ilen oounties ilh.at will benefit from <this ,grant IJn 1hese counties, more l1han 30 peroent ,of the 'J"'pulation is living in .povetTty .and ·one~ril -of ,a) I residents .are served by food pantries. However, many panll1ies .are n0w running low on feod and wme lhave recentlly been fm:ced to close. . "There Jll'C many basic n~ !Jl00Ple in this region stttqggle to meet, n said Cm:a IBFoo'k., FAO President and c;. n m lfiiiiiiiD COO. ~e goal of our !Food bamk and FAG officials gathered lor full <lileliveJY 101 6rganiution is to enhance 36,000 !)OIJTlds ol J!IR!IIllmlll !t:~rkey ilhat was plJrcmaseciB5;,. 11'he quality of life for the citreswlt o1 a grant ifrom !Fl\0. left to ~ght : Dean Cole, mem- izens of this r.egiori, and we ber of fAO Board cl Direelo!:s; Tom Yaskdll, operatians are 'happy to work with The coonilinator ·f or tt:1e Souilheasterm Obio 'R egiooal !Food Columbus Foundation Oemter; Dorma Cole; 'HG!Iy Dwetl, outreaCh .and <alomor 'S9T· donors in providing assisvices coordinator for FAO; Didk ·Stevens, F:ooo and tance to families faced with NwtmiQn ·Divisi:om Director for HoCking i\thens ~eny the increasing struggle of Comrrumity ,A-ctioo Agemcy; .Marilyn Sloan, a local food prowding nutritional food balilk 'CI!I011ilimator; and Mark Halilmam, .resouroes manager for their families.~ ,liif ilhe Sollltheastem Ohio IRegioAIII Food Ceriter. For more information about the Emergency ,receive," Stev.ens said. ciates ilow :the sales from Hunger Relief Furul and 10 Tom Yask!ofl, die opera- 1he food ·p wdtased thmugh find out how TO make d tions manager fm tbe llhe new pmgram.w.ill allow do1101ion, contacl FAO at Southeastern Ohio Regional it •ta continue iin ;peq!Ctuity.- (740) 753-1111 or l!isit Food Center. said ihe appre· "This is a new day for ,us," www.appalachianohio.org. ptTGCess inte fuel cells could not a problem in Meigs result in a future, .alternative .County. "We're very ]Jleased with power source. Weaver complimented how the community has the loc.al support the com- stepped up to support us,~ {ACE). pany has received as well she Clqllained. Email ·"Fesumes 10 . ~ ACE was developed as support . from OU to lby OU Professor Dr. make the p:roject success- lobs@A.,mericanHydrogenC Gerardine Bone. lt splits fu1. She stressed lack of o'rporalion.aom or for more hydrugen from nitr0 gen in support ·i s .a big ~eason Jrtformation visit their webthe ammmni.a molecule. :wiby startup 'b usinesses site at www.{;lmericanhydroDevelopment ,of !Jhis. fail but lack of support is gencorporation.com. w.iJ.I oollaborate (.aild lihere· fore receive ~me of the funds) with OU an commercially developing m.ammO- . nia catalytic dect:Folyzer ship workshop will he .conducted to address the specific needs and ,concerns of bJeast cancer~ survivors. --- ft• Pw AI ~ JMI Kmt-nf Pi:Bi:it Pliii<ant, WV; .scYEW · bst-year - IU9c w0men :llieeCs. acpbews and cousins; and many friends. . scheduled mammograms ; A JJI!'tiiOrial service will be beld .at I p.m. on Saturday, events plmned f<B" lbrough- through Think~· ·' ~ U, 2008, at Anderson Funeral Home in New Haven Oilt the county. So far, The ]JrogrBID is . for all Women's Heailh Day :with Pastor Dennis We:aver officiating. . · events are pbmncd fl!lr ·May Meigs Counly women who : VISiting ,hours will he from 5-8 p.m. on Friday at the :fnncnl home. A registry is available on-line by,.. visiting l3 .at St. P.ml's United fall within the income lllld Methodist Church i.n age guidelines and !Jhe •WWW.IIIcler!iontb.oom. ~Plains, Aug. 21 at · i ncome ' guidelines allow the Pmtland Community women with low to moderCenter., Oct. 7 · at the ate incomes to participate. : POMEROY - Ratvla!J Lee Gibbs, (i2, Pomeroy, died Reedsville F':tre ~t. FQT example, a won'tan, .age A:dditionally, ,a ·survivl!lr- 35 or oldet:, who · makes :April6, 2008, at Holller Medical Center in Gallipo;}lis. • He was a barge mechanic for AEP River Division. He a lllfiii!M of the Full Gospel Lighthouse (Jhurcb i.ri apply for $75, 000 through :Pomeroy, ad wodicd for the Ohio and West Vrrginia the program for $6,000 indi:Depaltlbt4 of Highways; and was a member of the Big vidual home repair projects. · ·Bend CB Radio Cfub as "'Chal'lie Brown." · Trussell said the project .&omflarjeA.l : He was born Feb. ;25, 1946, in Mason, W.Va., son of the would serve approximately Uoyd F. and Shirley Jordan Gibbs. He was also pre22 home projects for very in death by his sister, Rebecca Gibbs; a niece, Megan Company for road improvelow-ipcome households. •Willis; mother and father-in-law, Clarence (Maxine) ments ,0 n Gilkey Ridge The application is due on :Jordan; aunt and uncle, Albert {Ada) Oldaker; brothers-in- Road, of $52,266.24. Monday. :Jaw, Pat Aeiker and Tim ,Michaels. . All of the projects will he Attending the . meeting __ ; Surviv.lii'UII: hi~ wife, Shirley Gibbs of.PoD)eroy; dau,gh- funde~ _ through· the were Cornmissi()ners Sheets ;ters: Gina ('Rick) Birchfield of Groveport, Rhonda L ~- Community Oev~ topmen,t and Mic. k Davenport and · :{Chacl'MdGbben) uf eoOlvffie; a son: Rllfldall ' J. 'Otbbs · 1<" ', ru-m.._. Felly) of Pomeroy; Grandson, Andrew Birchfield; Block Grant fiB'IDula pro- Clerk Gloria Kloes. ,.~·~· gram, under the control of ·sister, Kathy (Troy) Willis of Long Bottom; uncles: the commissioners. · C. "Bill" (Iris) Gibbs of New Haven, W.Va. ; Frank Trussell conducted a sec:Finnicum of New Haven; ·sisters-in-law: Patricia (Hershel) orui public hearing on an :Whire of Racine, Cindy Aeiker (Vic Laughery) of upcoming application for •Pomeroy; special friends, Walter ~abney of Point Pleasant, funding for home repairs :w.Va., Dave Kn"JIP of Mt. Alto, W.Va. · . through the United States ; Funeral wliS held at U a.m. on Thursday, April I 0, 2008, De artm t f A · lture/ · 'at the funeral borne with Pastor Roger Hunter officiating. ' P en gncu . :Burial was in Sunrise Memorial Gardens. Visitation was on Rural Development. The total Housing :wednesday. Preservation grant will make $9 million available across the United States, and . $277 .~91.5 I available in I Ohio. Trussell said she will i:WV:--.. $31 ,200 .a year is eligible; a manager, Courtney Sim · is woman with a family of two the chairperson of Mea and can 'have a yearly income of Carolyn -Grueser is a Think P2,001!l, etc. Call Norma . Pink progtam volun~. · TrnTes at 99~!(i'1,m~-236 · . for more information. · GRA .. O Torres can also refer women· - ,' 50 and over to other programs meant to provide low or no cost mammograms. Torres i!l, the Think Pink Grant P . lea ' ~JTENTION SHOPPERS! Harve we got a sale for you! Our annual spm.g sale bas · the National Association Social Workers, the ,Department of Veterans Employ~ Affairs !Education System, and The Compassionate Friends. Connie Halley, LSW, Holzer Ho~pice Social Worker . said, . "We are 'Pleased to be able to ofti:c , this educational telcconfer· ence to the community." We encourage all health care professionals, counselors, parents, educators and members' of the community. 10 attend this wm;thwhile session. "Everyone is welcome", she added. The teleconference is proby Hospice; duced MASON, W.Va. - The Stewart-Johnson Veterans .of Foreign Wars Post 9926 will award up to 15 tuition scholarships of $500 each to qualifying area college students and high school seniors . who have been accf<pled to college. . To qualify fOI' these scholarships applicant .must he a veteran, dependent of a veteran or have an immediate family member that is a veteran. Members of Post 9926 and their family members will receive first considerntion. Applications may he _ .·ll•gu.a and will:run until April30l Neaityelfay•••ingin our store is 50-70% eft' big store prices,. Rtfidous books, Bibles, fabric (over 85,• yards). kitdlen items, silk Dowers, foocl, snacks, upholstery fabric, ~ry fabrk; scrapbooking and more. · :was For lllOR! than April 30. information, stu- dents should contact their guidance counselor or MSG Jeffrey A. Russell, 304-201. 3013, 304-593-2534. .Deaths ~--------~----------~----------------. calling 992·6763 or 992- pated in track <ir crosscountry a minimum of two 3200. Eligible applicants must years in hi~h school. he a Meigs High School Application~ must be Senior or a graduate attend- ,returned to the selection ing cilllege who has partici- committee by May I. E...-Crc• ( • .get the best from their sales professionals. The symposium, . open to the public, will he held on Thursday Apri,l 17, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Obio University Baker Center in Athens. Cost for the symposium is $225. A continental · breakfast starting at 8:30am and lunch are included For the full agenda and to register, go to www.the- , salescentre.com. Payment is made by credit card at the time of registration. . Tickets must be .purchased by April 15. More information about The Ralph and Luci Schey Sales Cemre at Ohio University can also be fourul at www. thesalescentre.com or by contacting Ken Hartung at 740-5939328. Need a great Auto insunmce rate? Stay local and call an Apt you already know and tnlstl : MASON CITY, W. Va, -Emogene Crow, 85, of Mason, ~W.Va, died April 8, 2008, at Rocksprings Rehabilitation ::Genrer. Arrangements .will he .announced later by :Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Home. OU's lith Annual Sales Symposium slated A1HENS -. · · "Clumge is oonilant. Is your sal,es team headed in · the right direction?" is the theme 'af this year's annual sales symposium at the Ralph ·anc:l Luci Schey Sales Cen~ Ohio Univen;ity. , ~ Attendees will have the opportunity to explore best practices and network with leading cx.perts from top performing qompanies who ' o ~ v· so ~A,.c ""' ~ .Q::' . u.l . ~ ' / ;;..>. \ •\ ,) ".. -:-~::: ~ PltiliKMI~; Aim Cllt11fr CDBG ° Thomas Scholarship·~g applications POMEROY Applications for the Brandi Thomas Memorial Schol~ship may be picked up at Meigs High School or received in the mail by ' "OKLAHOMA" April11 a 12 8:00 - - ' - Dlllae: c:lll2nd ...... ,·GIIJipolls, OH (7<10) -...RTS :william Jaier DO I ~~N C4.f> . :late :ceded picked up at tbC VFW Post in Mason and completed fOI'IIlS must be returned to the VFW post .... ' Jessica Dillon ~· Exchange . I · 790 East 1.\fain Street · .Jackson, Ohio 740-286-5271 l\1on-Sat. 10-6.....I \ ' ••I • • froaiPageA.l :fertilizers and composts, iwhen to prune and wpt. ·plant,s that can cau~ a ~n ·rash those that are mvasive, -~ whi.ch like wet soil, :..00 others that thrive in hot :;,..ea!OO" and survive with lit- • tie warer. And then he answered gardening questions from those anending. Kneen was assisted by several master gardeners who also offered assistance to thoSe attending not only in selecting plants from the well-filled tables, but on the right planting place with the needed space in which their new,plants can thrive. • IIIIP-•ul'l!,. Olt 4SJIH 992-3600 Oh•• Mutual lnsuran£:r Group ·Or visit us on the web- YIWw.rnedbaur.com Home Auto ' Fann Business I KINSHIP PERMANENCY INCEN11VE The Kinship Permanency Incentive program provides timelimited incentive payments to families caring for their kin. Eligible families will receive an initial payment of $1 ,000 child to defray the cost of initial .placemenl and may receive fiv hundred dollars per child at each of six-month intervals (up to a maximum of $3,500) 10 suppon 'the stability of the child'~ placement in the home . Participation in this program does n prec lude these families from receiving Child only TAli!FI benefits : time-limited ince11tive paymems are in addition to TANF benefits. Eligibility requirements for Ohio's Kinship Permanency Incentive Program include: • The court must have awarded legal custody or guardianship the chiid on or after July I. 2005 to the kinship caregiver. • The public children services agency must hav.e completed Relative o r Non-Relative Substitute Placemen'r Process. inclusive of a criminal background check. completion of an application fmm . • The gross income of the caregiver's family, includiag child. may not exceed 300 percent of the fedeal poven guidelines. For more information about the program. please conlllct Meigs County Depanrnent of Job and Faniily Services 11 992 2717 Ext. 116. .. �/ . -OPINION • The Daily Sentinel FAITH. FAMILY ' • Jbe Daily Sentinel a a,. 'IJ92.21S& • FAX (74GJIIM157 _,,,, 111 0aut S' ...._ Ohio 1 • •: (741Q Ohio Valley Publishing C-o. o.n Goa .. icll ' Pul!lliSher a-lene 1111 llith 1Gene!Cll MaAager~News Editor Co1tpess .slwll -·~ ao ,_, tupecti-.g.., est4Wis"-t of rdigimJ, « ~g * fr« aceiliR tlinwl";« "~ -~ of spud~, « 4' • f"US; or die .riglat if4v peopk ~ Ul •sw llr., Gil Ul pniti• tfu GcJmll.tllf jiw II F'f ICSI -fzR~ -The AISt ~diiad .ID . . U.S. Cal ntution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is ifriday, Apnil 11, the are 264 days left in the year. ~62nd day 'Of .2608. "There · Hxlay's HigliligbtinHistmy~ On-"PriJll, il968,1'.residcnt Lyndon B. Johnsan signed into iJaw the Civil Rights Aa of 1968, which included tbe liair Dousing Act.~ w@k: aftertbe assassination of the Rev. Martin I utbc:r King :Jr. On this date: In 1'6"89, Wllijam m and Mmy il were crowned as joint sovereigns of Bmtain. In 1814, Napol.can BOIIllplllte abdicated as £nwemr of tile Frencll and was 'banished :to 1he iSland ;of Elba. In 1898, as tensions with 'Spain =ntinued ito rise, President McKinley aSicM Go~ to llllfbm:iu militaiy intervention mCuba · In 1899, the treaty ending the Sjlllllisb-American War was declared in effect. In 1945, during Wodd War U, American iOldiers liberated the notorious Nazi -ooncentmtion Camp BuChenwald in Germany. . In . 1951 , President TTUliiiiii relieved Gen. 'Douglas MaeArthur oflris commands in the filar East. · In 1970, Apollo 13 blasted off on its ill-fated :mission to the moon. (The astronauts managed itO m:etum safely). In 1979, ldi Amin w.as .as president of Uganda as rebels and e~~;iles baclred by Tanzanian foroes -seized 00111rol. In 1988, tbe hijackers oh Kuwait A:irw.ays jetliner killed a second hostage, dumping his body 10nto 1he ground in Lamaca, Cyprus. Ten years ago: The executive .committee of the Ulster Unimi.ist Pany voted 55-23 to support 1he Nodhta:n mland peace accord and its leader, David Trimble, who had outmaneuvered rebels iin.his nuiks. Five YCIIFS ago: Ten of the mai11 ~&f¥'Cis in 'the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole escaped from prison in Yemen. American troops took the nm'fhem .l nlgi city of Moslil w.itbout a fight. in Ctiba, three men conv.ictcd f hijaCking a passenger ferry tbe previous w=k were aecuted lby firing squad, a swift response by iFidei 'Castro'1i government to .a recent string of hijackings to the United States. One year ago: North Carolirui'·s top jpl'llSCcutor dropped all charges against 1bree former Duke University lacmsse pla~ers accused of sexwilly assaulting a ·sttiPPer at .a party, saymg tbe athletes were innocent victims ofJi "tragic roSh Episcopal bishops' djfferent riferetl[£ points There is nothing new about Anglicans wonying about the environment. One of the Church of England's most famous hymns. .after all. offers this somber vision of industrialiution from poet Wtlliam Blake :~ And did the countenance .divine shine forth up"n our Clouded trills? And was !erusalem builded here among those dad sa!Jinic mills?" (See www.wcddingguideuk.com larticles/wor.dsmusic/hymn slhymn-anddidtbosefeetinancienttimes.asp) . · Nevertheless, a recent sermon 'by the US. Episcopal Clmrch' s outspoken "leader raised eyebrows as :it circu~ in cyher!ijlace. 'Some traditionalists were not amused by .a bOOkish disoussian of"boWlc: flatUlence on the holiest day in the Chrisfian year. In ber Easter mesSllge, 'P residitlg Bisbop Katherine Jefferts 'Scbori stressed diat .all Christi.ans ·should iet :their faith shape rtbeir avtions in real life .and,' tbus, Jlffect the world· around them. 1ilow .cim you be the sacrament, tbe outward and visible sign, of the ,gmce ithat you know in the resurrected Chrisit? flow can your living Jet olhen; live more .abundantly?" she aslce.d, before turning to erwironmental concerns. "We .are begin~Jillg ro be aware of tthe ways "in which our lack of concern for the rest l!lf creation results in ~ and de~ction for ()Ur neighbors," added ~efferts Scbbri. who has a doctorate in oceanography. "We cannot love our neighbors pnless we care for the creation that suppons all our earthly lives.... "When · atmospheric warming, "d uc in part to ·the methane output of the millions of cow~ we ·r.aise each year to produce hamburger, begins to . slowly .drown the island homes of our neighbors in the South Pacific, are we truly sharing good news?" This shon sermon seemed to focus more on affirming the doctrines of AI Gore than on proclaiming the reality of the Resurrection, SJiid the Rev. Kendall Harmon, canon theologian of the !Episcopal Diooese of South Carolina and editor of TI:e Anglican Digest. This is regrettable, since it's crucial for tbe modem church to ·do more to help protect tile environment. This concern is, in ·fact, linked to 'Easter and :0 the ultimate hope for ·tiJe renewing of God's creation, be said. BY Vesa~t~D 1be problem . isn' t . so tion set free. ·- l:bave witmuch what the presiding ;nessed broken marriages biShop SJiid in tbis sennon, tnade whole .and children but what sbe Jill but left out who were Jost brought of it," said Harmon. "The back home.~ mlphasls is totally on this If s crucial to note that one elhical dimensi"n -of these very diff=t bishour fliith. ... That' s impor- ops begin with l:ef~ces tant. bot she didn't really to the Resurrection connect it :to' what is the expressed in different ways most important :reality -of all - and then build -on that for Cllristians, whiCh is that doctrine to talk aoout Jesus truly is risen from ihe issues in mGdem life, dead and that :really ~ noted Phyllis Ticlcle. an pened in time and in histmy Episcopalian befit known and that changes everytbing for writing "God Talk in - literally everytbing .~ America~ and other books On the other side m .the • on spirituality .and culture. Anglican aisle, tbe -Easter The bishops da ~ve difmessage · offered by the ferent reference po:nts, she leader of ~ controversial said. · . missionary movement also Jlefferts Scbori seems to addressed social issues, but be "starting inside .the did so after a strong .affinna- churchn 1Uid then ~ying, lion of a literal reswrection. "Look -out there. Look .at the Tl!en; Bishop Matty;n world and see wbat we need Minns linked the doctrine of to go and do.~ the ·e mpty tomb to ihe Meanwhile, Minns is church's belief that miracles "smiting inside the continue today. church" and then saying, '1 have seen it. I have " Come in .here. Thill is seen men and women who what happens wben the were dead to tbe things of church is really alive .n . God come alive - I have 1be sad reaiUy in seen blind people be given Anglicanism today, -sbe said, tbeir sight and I have seen "11s that both of these leaders sick people made well,~ are talking to their people, to said Minns, who leads the tbe people that tbey lead., but · Convocation .of Anglicans they arenolongerpartofthe in North America. This is a same body." network of conservative (Terry Mattingly is direcchurches that have fled the tor (Jj the Washington Episcopal Church and are Journalism Ceraer at 1he now .linked to the Anglican Council for . Christian O!urcb of Nigeria. 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Pope !Benedict XVI .will-hOld a pTByer 118!"vioe an AprillB in Yorkville$ St. JDS&ph's Cllu:n:h. l0;11g, .,.,..,anse my "knees are not lhat good,~ the 68-y.earold said . in ber Germanaccented English as sbe left :the church after a weekday M.ass. 1 just want lhe pope . '~;:blessing. darling." Steiner, a nurse who immigrated here 35 years ago from Austri.a's Lake Constance, near the German border, is among a sprinlding of Ymkville residents whose native language is still German. · In the 1960s., ""they spoke all German · on the street here,~ SJiid Ursula Scbalow, a German-born lbattender .at the Heidelberg Restaurant "n Second Avenue off East 86th Street, ¥-orhille' s main thoFOughfare. The neigbbor.hood arc.rund the church is increasingly populated :by the well-:to-00, \Wo can afford the .astrenomical priDes of new bliildings that bav.e pushed out ethnic Gemnan shews and restaurants in recent years. Am"ng tbe last vestiges of the Old World .culture is Glaser's Bake Sb"Jl around s .......ON 1he corner from the cburQh. where a family member still .atrives at 3a.m . to bake tbe day's sweets and breads. ~It was ooce like a struill village here - everyone . !mew .e¥eryone," said Herb Glaser, 55, whose grandfailler was from the southern German state of Bavaria, and opened the family busi.ness in 1902. Glaser w.as baptized at "St. J~J.sepb' s. went. t" scbool there, and ung in the choir for'lbe German Mass. St. Joseph' s was founded Side, · calling their eDclave or "Klei ndeutschland," Little Germany. A 1904 churclJ outing on an East River steamship ended in disaster wllen the vessel caught fire and m~ than 1,000 German· Americans New York drowned C ity's single biggest ~ toll from a disaster until the Sept. ll, 2001, attacl:.s. The river tragedy ~ed the German immigr.ants' plans to leave their poor, cramped Lower !East Side homes for a new life uptown, · amid open fields and woodland where they worked in ·breweries with names like Ruppert, !Ringler, Haffen, Hupfel and iEichler. Today, a shon v.alk from the church, big steins of beer are still served with specialties like boiled pig knuokle, 'bratwurst and liverwurst at the 'Heidelberg Restaurant, a ·spot with dark ~JOoden walls, decor.ated with deer antlers. remnants -of ' Other German Yrnikville include the Scballer & Weber gro. eery store -and the Liederkranz !Foundation that sponsors musical events. 'Each September, these ethnic Gemums contribute to the Steuben Day Parade up !Fifth Avenue named after the Revolutionary WJJI nero, the native •German Gen. !Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben. · But for sneer German star power, the eyes of Ymt:ville will be on the \BavarianmostofNewYodCs ·~ bom pontiff as be rolls in immigrants had settled on for the u p .m. service at St. Marih.attan 's Lower !East Joseph 's. of tbousands of GermanAmericans ·who i'm more than a cenuny ran Yorkville's butcher Sbqps, beer gardens, dance hal.Is, restaurants ,and OOM:stores. iOy 1900, New York had more than 300.,'000 German reSidents .and .BOOut l 00,1000 German-~ Austrians among its 3.5 million people - about the population of large German cities like Munich ·a nd Leipzig. l.n Yorkville, many of them were PFotestant, including a boy who grew up to be baseball great Lou Gehrig . The Catholics traced their ancestry to Bavaria. where the cwrent pope grew up. The pontiff's prByer service ·next week .is to include leaders of several Or.tbodox chu~ches . .mainline and more conservative ll"rotestanl .groups, and Pentecostal denominations. Also expected is Bernice A. King, a daughter of civil ri~ts leader Martin L uther King Jr., who serves as eldei at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia. Ga. Benedict is to address the gro~ after reading from St. Pau I s Jetter ·to tile Ephesians, wh<'lm he lll'ges to embrace unity :0f spirit ~mid .a diversity of believ-· ers: "There is one body .and one Spirit ... one Lord, one faith, one baptism; cne God and F.athewf aiL" Unliil the 2(i)th century, Hard times, hidden blessings. the lashing out of a defensive person. As a dt:fense-.aholic, I didn't fully ·BY 11m · 1 BaYS utilities so J loved to help them had for each other .as a family. "My name is Doug and rm a recover- realize bow much .harm I w~ .doing to out. As my brothers and sisters My Mom and Dad were not ing defense.aholic.n What is a defense- my 1IIIIIIiage until God began to perI ·often think back when i got older they got jobs, got ju~t parents, they were some.aholic? lt can 'l be found in the dictio- fum:: an interventiim on me. While was young and the time 1 spent married and moved away from one yon could talk to, seek naty or·in theDSM of Mental Disorders. attending Marriage Enrichment trai• with my family. I lived in a home until J was the only son advice from, they taught us to Defense-abolic describes anyone who ing led by marriage edncatm Kelly four-room house with two at <home and ·as my pJJients live a Chri!itian life, they were ~.a pattern of 1.ashing baek Simpson, I· learned llf her concept ·bro1hers, four sisters, plus my were getting older l had more my buddies and · J loved and defensively whenever feeling . vetbally called ltbe "Assumption of Goodwill." Mom and Dad. We bad no of a worldoad. holding down respected them very much. iiiR h •wd <01' f!ltadred While defensive- it basically means that even in tbe eiectric, no running water and my job and keeping 1he farm They were God-fearing parness .bw:ts any relationslJY!, it is particu- midst of· di~ments, our spouse no inside batbFOom. The only running. ~ can remember many ents who taught us to treat lady h:arJnfil1 in marriage. loves us. wants whafs best for us, and Source of heat was a frreplace times wllen 1 worked all day at people like you wanted to be . For most of the early rears of my has our best interests in mind. In that and coal stove to cook on.! can GSI ~GDC now) when I got off treated. l'hey taugllt u~ to be marriage, whenever my .wife would uy moment. I began to see my=·;in a remember looldng ()utthe win- I would help with the :tobacco, honest arid to always tell .t he to address a problem or ny itO ·offer me new light. I bad always imo my dow.in tbe wintertime and ice com , llogs and .milk cows. truth even if it hun somea consttuct;ive criticism, 1 .Foutinely mind that she loved me ·ru¢ w 't tty- would <be frozen inside the Most of the ground plowing I times, honesty was always the went .into defensive mode ·and shOt a ing to hurt me. But, my own pni>lem glass. The ole house bad no would do at night wben l had best policy for if fl'!lst were vclbal .dart her w.a_y. 1 .mil rcmcmbet with defensiveness .bad kepune_fmm insulation .and the snow WOllld to use the •headhghts on _the . broken it may take- a long time. to gain it bsclc--and in some the Satumaf a~ • 1ewipdcd licnsit:g tllis mlilY ~~ ~ . llli!w th..mJI8h the CDitlk:s. W.e- .-tractor. , .me of my prom.15e to do yard~ "God hllllo couple llus liifCiVen on woula wade UJrQ.ugb ihe snow Today1 t an lOok back on the cases· it may never·"lle the · Rlllher than responding affirmatively or with another ·that took place later in my to go to the outhouse, bad no hard times .we had and it makes same . Tiley taught trust was even giving .an excuse.. about a football . perso~ Bible study time. I was study- toilet paper and we would use me apprectate all that God bas something you earn and it h.ad game I planned to watch, 1 immediate- ing the book of lames, when I ~ paper. The water we used ~as provtded. 1 can ~eat and cool no instant fix if that trust were . ly felt .as "if my ·honesty and integrity James I: 19, "Everyone should be qul(:k. drawn from a well and Carried my home by tummg .on a ther- betrayed. My Mother and Fatller have wn being attacked. Out of this .defim- to listen, s low to speak, .and slow to to the house in a buolcet. mostat, tum on a faucet f?r hot sive )JO&Illre, J lashed out acousatmily, become angry" (NIV). Suddenly, I saw We never had a lot of money or co19 water, ~ve ·an mstde been dead for several years "Why dori't you keep ~our word to l!bis scripture in .a new light that reflect- to buy things, the food supply bathroom w1th totlet paper and now and my sister and I. have always keep the inside of the bouse ed the insigttts I had experienced dur- was just enough to get by on not pape~, can fltp a switch to lost ·aJJ our brothers and sisclean?" I knew 1 shouldn't have SJiid it. ing the Marri~~ge Enrichment ttaining. and not a whole lot to choose tum the hgbts on, can drive the ters. I love and miss the ones It was out Qf my mouth befone I ()()U].d Since my wife clearly loved .me very from. I can remember most Qf car or truck and . not have to who are no longer with us, but stop myself. fmm that point, fue .con- much, I needed to be quid: to llisten to the time the .e vening mea! was wallc and we have plenty . Qf I have God's wonderful versation escalated into a full-fledged her words with my bean. Like the cornbread and milk. When we fD?d to choose from. DoiD,g promise of seeing them once mgument. words of a well-known praise song, but wo.uld need to go somewhere, wtthout when J was httle again in Heaven . lf you still nave your parents, This disagreement, like so many oth- with a different sense, l J!PPAbi to ,pray, we would walk to where we taught me to appreciate the ers we .had previously in our marriage. "Open the ears of my · heart, Lord.~ needed to go most of the time. bountiful meals I have today brothers and sisters please t"SCalated quioldy because I used what! Also, since my wife wanted what's best I can remember walldng to and taught me to appreciate enjoy them, love them and . call an esealator clause; a statement or for me, I needed to be slow to speak church with my family and we whatever I have to ~I and not spend time with them for some -question ~ out of a defensive defensive words that only escalated om would take a sbrn:tcut tbro';lgh be wasteful . Not bavmg when day you may not have them mindset With the express purpose of disagreements. And since I knew my the woods, up a hill five nules you are yom:g and leamtng to any more. Most of my life I have tried lashing out. Escalator clauses like wife obviously had my best interests in ·to Good Hope Baptist Church. do w1~o~t, ~!ants tbe seed of "Why don'tyou" or "You oughuo" had · mind, I no longer needed to ,feel : At the cbmcll when the Pastor appreciation m your heart for to live a Christian life. I'm not always tended to raise the ante in "ur attacked, making it easier to be slow to would ask if anyone llad ~ tes- what you have today and I perfect; I "have made mistakes ~ments. It was one of my most- reac1 manger. What husband worth ·his umony .tf my Mom wasn t'tlte thank God eac~ and eyery day but I have tried to correct them used escalator c la:,:s,es, the '"'Why dun ' I salt :would want to ·hurt- the- person h~ ftr. t.to get up sh~ would be the for _these blessmg~. lf· we . car. if I could. Wll!!n I road and . j,~~ questioning accusation,lhat .e seac loves most or to malce·her feel like she seeond person. 1 can remem· get. up out of bed m the mom · study the Bible and listen io the . our exchange. · had to wallc on eggshells when talking her my Dad_ reading and · ing, get dressed and feed our- . message our ·Pastor gives us, I The problem wasn 't simp)~ what I with !Urn? . , . studymg h1s B1ble. . selves we have a lot to be try to apply this to my daily life. Cllristianity is not only on ,.aid, as much as the defens1ve at:ttI w1sh I could proclaim that I nev~ get In 1950, when I was 8 years grateful for. . or Wednesday tude that. was behind the words. defensive anymore. After all. I am JUst a old, God blessed us wtth a btg The ume I spent Wlth my Sundays evenings. we need to apply Ibis Matriage expert Dr. Jolin Gottman i"ecovering def~se-aholic. I do fall off home and an RI-acrc; farm at Mom_ and Da~. my brothers luis determined from his research tbe wagon !!C&I!Sionally. But, these laps- Northup. There we ratsed com, and Sisters .J will always trea- to each and every day of our ,with thousands of couples that defen- es are 54? few .and. far between that the tobacco; had bogs, c ows, sure .and never forget. We all Jives, 24 hours a day. The year of 2007 is a year I siveness is one of the most harmful vast maJonty of our mantal disagree- chickens and horses, took m worked _hard together and we wi II never forget. God got rne 'w ays · of arguing. Defensiveness can ments Tlii'Ciy escalate into full-blown hay and put out a large garden. Jill had It v~ rough but God ~ so much damage to a m~e arguments. "My name is Doug and fm When I worked to earn money as the Master Weaver chose through several health prob1hat Gottman has referred to it as one a recovering defense-abolic. rve been at other places. I would alw~ys these tools to closely mter · lems: I don' t know what 2008 will bring but one thing I know of the "'Four Horsemen of the · clean of defensiveness for foilr months, split my earnings 50/50 witb weave our famil:y. for sure, God will be \here with Apocalypse." While tbe other three two weeks. and three days." . my parents and I did this until! I cherish the time Iliad with .horsemen; criticism, contempt. · and. ('l'he Rev. Dougkls SwclafJn ts past~ got mamed m 1_966. I knew my J?ad and M'!m, brothers me every step of the way. (Homer Ba)'s resides near stonewalling are also harmful to a of Grace United Me thodist Church m ~y parents had II ro~ run- and ststers and wtll never for-marriage. they pale. in comparison to Gallipolis.) rung the farm and paymg the .get the love and the bond we Gallipolis.) · ' c I (U9PS Z1Ha~l OliiD v...,.P.iU •-• •eo. . Hem Glaser, pndson rdf Glaser$ Bake Shop fotmder John Helbert Glaser,, lifts a sliding Recovery from defensiven~ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel· in I 87 3 by the first of tens NEW YORK - During his nip to New YOlk, tbe · first German pape in cen. ·tLJries will visrt one of the iast places in the city' s Roman Catholic arclldiocese 1hat &ill ;regularly offers Mass in German. · 'St. Josc,ph' s Owrcb, on •Man'balltan'~; Upper East Side, w.as once at fue beart . ·.of ~American life in ·a city whose German.speaking oomrtmnity was ·populoos .as Munich. The neighbomood, <Called YorlMTie, bas little left l'tlafs German. But the church and a small group of .(Jerman Catholics remain. · · On April 18, Pope BenNitt XVI Will lead a :¢~ ec:,uneniclil service ·at St. Joseph's with 250 Protestant and Ortbooox <Jhristian leaders. · Only lO ~ of the 118risb's USO families will be allowed in. Other parish"ioners and children from the dJurcb...nm school will divide ·300rickets for standing spots '"n the !ilreet outside the ·cream-col0red Roi11l1IleSque 'dburd!. which has a capacity •of less than 400. "S"me parishioners are angcy and they' re calling," -said tbe Rev. Emmanuel ·Nartey of St. J"sepb 's, shrugging. ''They dan 't "understand why they G8Jl't be part ·of a service in their "{)Wll church." · Helene Steiner hoped to .caleb a glimpse of the pope from outside the designated anea instead of standing so to. accuse.:'..MS~ JIDOO~ it w~ dm_ppill£its .siniul~ast ohhe ~usitrihe Monung"mio-pmgnun, ~ mg to growmg outrage libout 11ost Don Imus' xacial Slur against tbe Rutgers wometfs basketball1eam. (CBS Radio follow.ed suit fue next day.) Death claimed author Kurt Vonnegut in New ¥mt: at age 84 and actor !Roscoe l.ee Browne in iLos Angeles .at age 8 L Today's Birthdays: Actor Johnny Sheffield is 77. Actor Joel Grey is 76: !\ctress Louise Lasser is 69. Movie Writerdirector John Milius is 64. Actor Mesbach Taylor is {)1. Movie director Carl l1ranklin is 59. Songwriter-producer Daryl s~mmons is 51. Country singer Steve Azar is 44. Singer Lisa Stansfield is-42. Singer Joss Stone is 21. lbought for Today: "We .have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to ~ us love one another." Jonathan Swift, :English satirist (1'667-1145). Letters to the eilitor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must ·be sig~ and incbule address and telephone nwnber. No un.sigrled /men· will /Je]Jllblished. Letters should be in · goad raste,.addn:;ssirag iuws, not pB&llflllliti~s. LmUs tif thanks to organizJltions aniJ individuals will not be accept. ed for p.ublicalion. • •t IISSOCIA"1El i'I'IESS -llER .sed < . _:. Friday, April u., too8 Pope to visit New York's historic Gertnan-American neighborhood , Teny llalllilily1f PageA5 Cluzrlton Heston, R.I.P. ·charlton Heston, who died on -April 3 it 84, lilld coliv.erted from Hollywood liberalism to staunch conseFVatism . in bis middle years. Apparently .having -seen or heatd some st.t11e.mcnt be -~ with, ·of hemine __ diathis . ,c_.. CIM:QI Bill Buckley to introduce us, and Bill readily agreed Thus began my own friendship with this splendid man. We would meet over lunch when he was in New YOlk, or (less frequently) in Los . . toi ..,~A_n_geFranleswhect _scon lm · mov.ed 1989 ~ val ed his friendship · sely. Actors come in many varieties, not all of tbem appealing. Under the guidaneeofa sltilled director. a stupid actor can challc up an imposing record witllout being able to boast a high school diploma. Some are monstet'!l of egotism, others voracious wolves. But, equally, some are thorou_ghly appealing bu111111 beinj~s. and Chuck Heston (llS his friends .knew .him) was one of these. Quietly intelligent, he was also thoroughly modest. A Midwesterner. by birth, and a graduate of Northwestern, he had a brilliant record as • lunchwithHeston,evenat.a torun, ·andll)v"wifedoesn't. re~l_atm!nt well acquainted But do.yo.u ~r.e. Bill" _ wtth. famous . customers. lllld now his eyes we~e ·Vecy practically all of tbe waiters, - serious- "if I wem dCcted plus tbe headwaiter and the :to t1te Senate, 1 c:o:.ild neva...... chef, would sbcc;pishly ask play Macbeth ~ain?" At en. , r for his signature (usually tb:u. I itOpped · him. 1 1 "" .. ar "for m!Y sister"). . . . ..... ..:::"~ "J c would always receive it meant as much to · ~ it . on one of an inexhaustible clearly did, I didn't ant 10 1 supply of pbotograpbs that have even a small · in an actor, Winning an Oscar be kept ·in bis breast ,J:IIdct, dissmv!ing him .f rom 1L for bis nerfonnance in HLook out," l once Warned Several years ago, Heston · "Ben-Hur," he scored other him. "you'II run out of pbo- detected the early signs of successes in such films as tographs-l" "No, · I won't, Alzheimer's disease. He "The Ten Commandments," Bill!" be replied, smiling. met the challenge with "EI Cid" and "Planet of the · A1KI he never did. · quiet cOurage. If it came. so . Apes," to name only three Chuck also taught me a be iL If it didn't (and the of dozens. But his achieve- lot about actors. He had a ~igns were unclear), be · ments as an actor were llcep respect for his profes- would go on as IOI'Ig as the almost overshadowed by sion, and bad studied it Lot:d .allowed. In the last his other accomplishments. carefully. He told me that letter be was ever able to He was preside411 of 1he most actot'!l are sby, and like .write me, he typically qiKIIScrcenActors'Guild,cbair- to "bide in tbeir roles." eel Shakespeare: "All may man of tbe American Ft!m "When you see them on be well." Institute, 1Uid president of screen . or onstage," he But all w.as not well. And the National Jlifle explained, "they feel ·bt oow be b.as died, w.itb tlte Association. In 2003 be you are not looking at !Item lovely Lydia, his wife of 64 was awtll'ded the but ~ ~ clwactci they are • years, at his side. He loved Presidential Medal of . playing, his family, bis profession Freedom, tbe nat.ion 's highI was one of many wbo and his couiltry. And be is est civilian honor. thought that Heston would mourned by the many many It was from Chuck Heston make a magnificent U.S . peOple who loved IUn't. that I learned the dimen- senator and were sure that (William Rusher is an · s:ons of a true "C:C~·" be w~d be elellted ov~- accomplished llMthor. fot~ Over lunch W1tb Bill whelmingly. So I w:ged him mer pllhlisher of t Buckley, one coul,d usually . to ..consi~ nmnill$. N_ational Review and former count on one or two people 'Yell.. ~ ~lied, "my vlce cluzinnan of the !'rom ~arby IJibles request- fanuly IS divtded on the American Conservati~ mg b1s autograph. Over question. My son ~Vants me Union.) • I =If"" • • _- c on over to Two Convenient Locations 2400 Fastem AVenue Gallipolis, Ohio {740) 446-1711 ,. 1/.4 nGiidlof Pomeroy lla.on Bridge Mason, West (304) 'T73.:5721 _ I �/ . -OPINION • The Daily Sentinel FAITH. FAMILY ' • Jbe Daily Sentinel a a,. 'IJ92.21S& • FAX (74GJIIM157 _,,,, 111 0aut S' ...._ Ohio 1 • •: (741Q Ohio Valley Publishing C-o. o.n Goa .. icll ' Pul!lliSher a-lene 1111 llith 1Gene!Cll MaAager~News Editor Co1tpess .slwll -·~ ao ,_, tupecti-.g.., est4Wis"-t of rdigimJ, « ~g * fr« aceiliR tlinwl";« "~ -~ of spud~, « 4' • f"US; or die .riglat if4v peopk ~ Ul •sw llr., Gil Ul pniti• tfu GcJmll.tllf jiw II F'f ICSI -fzR~ -The AISt ~diiad .ID . . U.S. Cal ntution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is ifriday, Apnil 11, the are 264 days left in the year. ~62nd day 'Of .2608. "There · Hxlay's HigliligbtinHistmy~ On-"PriJll, il968,1'.residcnt Lyndon B. Johnsan signed into iJaw the Civil Rights Aa of 1968, which included tbe liair Dousing Act.~ w@k: aftertbe assassination of the Rev. Martin I utbc:r King :Jr. On this date: In 1'6"89, Wllijam m and Mmy il were crowned as joint sovereigns of Bmtain. In 1814, Napol.can BOIIllplllte abdicated as £nwemr of tile Frencll and was 'banished :to 1he iSland ;of Elba. In 1898, as tensions with 'Spain =ntinued ito rise, President McKinley aSicM Go~ to llllfbm:iu militaiy intervention mCuba · In 1899, the treaty ending the Sjlllllisb-American War was declared in effect. In 1945, during Wodd War U, American iOldiers liberated the notorious Nazi -ooncentmtion Camp BuChenwald in Germany. . In . 1951 , President TTUliiiiii relieved Gen. 'Douglas MaeArthur oflris commands in the filar East. · In 1970, Apollo 13 blasted off on its ill-fated :mission to the moon. (The astronauts managed itO m:etum safely). In 1979, ldi Amin w.as .as president of Uganda as rebels and e~~;iles baclred by Tanzanian foroes -seized 00111rol. In 1988, tbe hijackers oh Kuwait A:irw.ays jetliner killed a second hostage, dumping his body 10nto 1he ground in Lamaca, Cyprus. Ten years ago: The executive .committee of the Ulster Unimi.ist Pany voted 55-23 to support 1he Nodhta:n mland peace accord and its leader, David Trimble, who had outmaneuvered rebels iin.his nuiks. Five YCIIFS ago: Ten of the mai11 ~&f¥'Cis in 'the 2000 bombing of the USS Cole escaped from prison in Yemen. American troops took the nm'fhem .l nlgi city of Moslil w.itbout a fight. in Ctiba, three men conv.ictcd f hijaCking a passenger ferry tbe previous w=k were aecuted lby firing squad, a swift response by iFidei 'Castro'1i government to .a recent string of hijackings to the United States. One year ago: North Carolirui'·s top jpl'llSCcutor dropped all charges against 1bree former Duke University lacmsse pla~ers accused of sexwilly assaulting a ·sttiPPer at .a party, saymg tbe athletes were innocent victims ofJi "tragic roSh Episcopal bishops' djfferent riferetl[£ points There is nothing new about Anglicans wonying about the environment. One of the Church of England's most famous hymns. .after all. offers this somber vision of industrialiution from poet Wtlliam Blake :~ And did the countenance .divine shine forth up"n our Clouded trills? And was !erusalem builded here among those dad sa!Jinic mills?" (See www.wcddingguideuk.com larticles/wor.dsmusic/hymn slhymn-anddidtbosefeetinancienttimes.asp) . · Nevertheless, a recent sermon 'by the US. Episcopal Clmrch' s outspoken "leader raised eyebrows as :it circu~ in cyher!ijlace. 'Some traditionalists were not amused by .a bOOkish disoussian of"boWlc: flatUlence on the holiest day in the Chrisfian year. In ber Easter mesSllge, 'P residitlg Bisbop Katherine Jefferts 'Scbori stressed diat .all Christi.ans ·should iet :their faith shape rtbeir avtions in real life .and,' tbus, Jlffect the world· around them. 1ilow .cim you be the sacrament, tbe outward and visible sign, of the ,gmce ithat you know in the resurrected Chrisit? flow can your living Jet olhen; live more .abundantly?" she aslce.d, before turning to erwironmental concerns. "We .are begin~Jillg ro be aware of tthe ways "in which our lack of concern for the rest l!lf creation results in ~ and de~ction for ()Ur neighbors," added ~efferts Scbbri. who has a doctorate in oceanography. "We cannot love our neighbors pnless we care for the creation that suppons all our earthly lives.... "When · atmospheric warming, "d uc in part to ·the methane output of the millions of cow~ we ·r.aise each year to produce hamburger, begins to . slowly .drown the island homes of our neighbors in the South Pacific, are we truly sharing good news?" This shon sermon seemed to focus more on affirming the doctrines of AI Gore than on proclaiming the reality of the Resurrection, SJiid the Rev. Kendall Harmon, canon theologian of the !Episcopal Diooese of South Carolina and editor of TI:e Anglican Digest. This is regrettable, since it's crucial for tbe modem church to ·do more to help protect tile environment. This concern is, in ·fact, linked to 'Easter and :0 the ultimate hope for ·tiJe renewing of God's creation, be said. BY Vesa~t~D 1be problem . isn' t . so tion set free. ·- l:bave witmuch what the presiding ;nessed broken marriages biShop SJiid in tbis sennon, tnade whole .and children but what sbe Jill but left out who were Jost brought of it," said Harmon. "The back home.~ mlphasls is totally on this If s crucial to note that one elhical dimensi"n -of these very diff=t bishour fliith. ... That' s impor- ops begin with l:ef~ces tant. bot she didn't really to the Resurrection connect it :to' what is the expressed in different ways most important :reality -of all - and then build -on that for Cllristians, whiCh is that doctrine to talk aoout Jesus truly is risen from ihe issues in mGdem life, dead and that :really ~ noted Phyllis Ticlcle. an pened in time and in histmy Episcopalian befit known and that changes everytbing for writing "God Talk in - literally everytbing .~ America~ and other books On the other side m .the • on spirituality .and culture. Anglican aisle, tbe -Easter The bishops da ~ve difmessage · offered by the ferent reference po:nts, she leader of ~ controversial said. · . missionary movement also Jlefferts Scbori seems to addressed social issues, but be "starting inside .the did so after a strong .affinna- churchn 1Uid then ~ying, lion of a literal reswrection. "Look -out there. Look .at the Tl!en; Bishop Matty;n world and see wbat we need Minns linked the doctrine of to go and do.~ the ·e mpty tomb to ihe Meanwhile, Minns is church's belief that miracles "smiting inside the continue today. church" and then saying, '1 have seen it. I have " Come in .here. Thill is seen men and women who what happens wben the were dead to tbe things of church is really alive .n . God come alive - I have 1be sad reaiUy in seen blind people be given Anglicanism today, -sbe said, tbeir sight and I have seen "11s that both of these leaders sick people made well,~ are talking to their people, to said Minns, who leads the tbe people that tbey lead., but · Convocation .of Anglicans they arenolongerpartofthe in North America. This is a same body." network of conservative (Terry Mattingly is direcchurches that have fled the tor (Jj the Washington Episcopal Church and are Journalism Ceraer at 1he now .linked to the Anglican Council for . Christian O!urcb of Nigeria. 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Pope !Benedict XVI .will-hOld a pTByer 118!"vioe an AprillB in Yorkville$ St. JDS&ph's Cllu:n:h. l0;11g, .,.,..,anse my "knees are not lhat good,~ the 68-y.earold said . in ber Germanaccented English as sbe left :the church after a weekday M.ass. 1 just want lhe pope . '~;:blessing. darling." Steiner, a nurse who immigrated here 35 years ago from Austri.a's Lake Constance, near the German border, is among a sprinlding of Ymkville residents whose native language is still German. · In the 1960s., ""they spoke all German · on the street here,~ SJiid Ursula Scbalow, a German-born lbattender .at the Heidelberg Restaurant "n Second Avenue off East 86th Street, ¥-orhille' s main thoFOughfare. The neigbbor.hood arc.rund the church is increasingly populated :by the well-:to-00, \Wo can afford the .astrenomical priDes of new bliildings that bav.e pushed out ethnic Gemnan shews and restaurants in recent years. Am"ng tbe last vestiges of the Old World .culture is Glaser's Bake Sb"Jl around s .......ON 1he corner from the cburQh. where a family member still .atrives at 3a.m . to bake tbe day's sweets and breads. ~It was ooce like a struill village here - everyone . !mew .e¥eryone," said Herb Glaser, 55, whose grandfailler was from the southern German state of Bavaria, and opened the family busi.ness in 1902. Glaser w.as baptized at "St. J~J.sepb' s. went. t" scbool there, and ung in the choir for'lbe German Mass. St. Joseph' s was founded Side, · calling their eDclave or "Klei ndeutschland," Little Germany. A 1904 churclJ outing on an East River steamship ended in disaster wllen the vessel caught fire and m~ than 1,000 German· Americans New York drowned C ity's single biggest ~ toll from a disaster until the Sept. ll, 2001, attacl:.s. The river tragedy ~ed the German immigr.ants' plans to leave their poor, cramped Lower !East Side homes for a new life uptown, · amid open fields and woodland where they worked in ·breweries with names like Ruppert, !Ringler, Haffen, Hupfel and iEichler. Today, a shon v.alk from the church, big steins of beer are still served with specialties like boiled pig knuokle, 'bratwurst and liverwurst at the 'Heidelberg Restaurant, a ·spot with dark ~JOoden walls, decor.ated with deer antlers. remnants -of ' Other German Yrnikville include the Scballer & Weber gro. eery store -and the Liederkranz !Foundation that sponsors musical events. 'Each September, these ethnic Gemums contribute to the Steuben Day Parade up !Fifth Avenue named after the Revolutionary WJJI nero, the native •German Gen. !Friedrich Wilhelm von Steuben. · But for sneer German star power, the eyes of Ymt:ville will be on the \BavarianmostofNewYodCs ·~ bom pontiff as be rolls in immigrants had settled on for the u p .m. service at St. Marih.attan 's Lower !East Joseph 's. of tbousands of GermanAmericans ·who i'm more than a cenuny ran Yorkville's butcher Sbqps, beer gardens, dance hal.Is, restaurants ,and OOM:stores. iOy 1900, New York had more than 300.,'000 German reSidents .and .BOOut l 00,1000 German-~ Austrians among its 3.5 million people - about the population of large German cities like Munich ·a nd Leipzig. l.n Yorkville, many of them were PFotestant, including a boy who grew up to be baseball great Lou Gehrig . The Catholics traced their ancestry to Bavaria. where the cwrent pope grew up. The pontiff's prByer service ·next week .is to include leaders of several Or.tbodox chu~ches . .mainline and more conservative ll"rotestanl .groups, and Pentecostal denominations. Also expected is Bernice A. King, a daughter of civil ri~ts leader Martin L uther King Jr., who serves as eldei at New Birth Missionary Baptist Church in Lithonia. Ga. Benedict is to address the gro~ after reading from St. Pau I s Jetter ·to tile Ephesians, wh<'lm he lll'ges to embrace unity :0f spirit ~mid .a diversity of believ-· ers: "There is one body .and one Spirit ... one Lord, one faith, one baptism; cne God and F.athewf aiL" Unliil the 2(i)th century, Hard times, hidden blessings. the lashing out of a defensive person. As a dt:fense-.aholic, I didn't fully ·BY 11m · 1 BaYS utilities so J loved to help them had for each other .as a family. "My name is Doug and rm a recover- realize bow much .harm I w~ .doing to out. As my brothers and sisters My Mom and Dad were not ing defense.aholic.n What is a defense- my 1IIIIIIiage until God began to perI ·often think back when i got older they got jobs, got ju~t parents, they were some.aholic? lt can 'l be found in the dictio- fum:: an interventiim on me. While was young and the time 1 spent married and moved away from one yon could talk to, seek naty or·in theDSM of Mental Disorders. attending Marriage Enrichment trai• with my family. I lived in a home until J was the only son advice from, they taught us to Defense-abolic describes anyone who ing led by marriage edncatm Kelly four-room house with two at <home and ·as my pJJients live a Chri!itian life, they were ~.a pattern of 1.ashing baek Simpson, I· learned llf her concept ·bro1hers, four sisters, plus my were getting older l had more my buddies and · J loved and defensively whenever feeling . vetbally called ltbe "Assumption of Goodwill." Mom and Dad. We bad no of a worldoad. holding down respected them very much. iiiR h •wd <01' f!ltadred While defensive- it basically means that even in tbe eiectric, no running water and my job and keeping 1he farm They were God-fearing parness .bw:ts any relationslJY!, it is particu- midst of· di~ments, our spouse no inside batbFOom. The only running. ~ can remember many ents who taught us to treat lady h:arJnfil1 in marriage. loves us. wants whafs best for us, and Source of heat was a frreplace times wllen 1 worked all day at people like you wanted to be . For most of the early rears of my has our best interests in mind. In that and coal stove to cook on.! can GSI ~GDC now) when I got off treated. l'hey taugllt u~ to be marriage, whenever my .wife would uy moment. I began to see my=·;in a remember looldng ()utthe win- I would help with the :tobacco, honest arid to always tell .t he to address a problem or ny itO ·offer me new light. I bad always imo my dow.in tbe wintertime and ice com , llogs and .milk cows. truth even if it hun somea consttuct;ive criticism, 1 .Foutinely mind that she loved me ·ru¢ w 't tty- would <be frozen inside the Most of the ground plowing I times, honesty was always the went .into defensive mode ·and shOt a ing to hurt me. But, my own pni>lem glass. The ole house bad no would do at night wben l had best policy for if fl'!lst were vclbal .dart her w.a_y. 1 .mil rcmcmbet with defensiveness .bad kepune_fmm insulation .and the snow WOllld to use the •headhghts on _the . broken it may take- a long time. to gain it bsclc--and in some the Satumaf a~ • 1ewipdcd licnsit:g tllis mlilY ~~ ~ . llli!w th..mJI8h the CDitlk:s. W.e- .-tractor. , .me of my prom.15e to do yard~ "God hllllo couple llus liifCiVen on woula wade UJrQ.ugb ihe snow Today1 t an lOok back on the cases· it may never·"lle the · Rlllher than responding affirmatively or with another ·that took place later in my to go to the outhouse, bad no hard times .we had and it makes same . Tiley taught trust was even giving .an excuse.. about a football . perso~ Bible study time. I was study- toilet paper and we would use me apprectate all that God bas something you earn and it h.ad game I planned to watch, 1 immediate- ing the book of lames, when I ~ paper. The water we used ~as provtded. 1 can ~eat and cool no instant fix if that trust were . ly felt .as "if my ·honesty and integrity James I: 19, "Everyone should be qul(:k. drawn from a well and Carried my home by tummg .on a ther- betrayed. My Mother and Fatller have wn being attacked. Out of this .defim- to listen, s low to speak, .and slow to to the house in a buolcet. mostat, tum on a faucet f?r hot sive )JO&Illre, J lashed out acousatmily, become angry" (NIV). Suddenly, I saw We never had a lot of money or co19 water, ~ve ·an mstde been dead for several years "Why dori't you keep ~our word to l!bis scripture in .a new light that reflect- to buy things, the food supply bathroom w1th totlet paper and now and my sister and I. have always keep the inside of the bouse ed the insigttts I had experienced dur- was just enough to get by on not pape~, can fltp a switch to lost ·aJJ our brothers and sisclean?" I knew 1 shouldn't have SJiid it. ing the Marri~~ge Enrichment ttaining. and not a whole lot to choose tum the hgbts on, can drive the ters. I love and miss the ones It was out Qf my mouth befone I ()()U].d Since my wife clearly loved .me very from. I can remember most Qf car or truck and . not have to who are no longer with us, but stop myself. fmm that point, fue .con- much, I needed to be quid: to llisten to the time the .e vening mea! was wallc and we have plenty . Qf I have God's wonderful versation escalated into a full-fledged her words with my bean. Like the cornbread and milk. When we fD?d to choose from. DoiD,g promise of seeing them once mgument. words of a well-known praise song, but wo.uld need to go somewhere, wtthout when J was httle again in Heaven . lf you still nave your parents, This disagreement, like so many oth- with a different sense, l J!PPAbi to ,pray, we would walk to where we taught me to appreciate the ers we .had previously in our marriage. "Open the ears of my · heart, Lord.~ needed to go most of the time. bountiful meals I have today brothers and sisters please t"SCalated quioldy because I used what! Also, since my wife wanted what's best I can remember walldng to and taught me to appreciate enjoy them, love them and . call an esealator clause; a statement or for me, I needed to be slow to speak church with my family and we whatever I have to ~I and not spend time with them for some -question ~ out of a defensive defensive words that only escalated om would take a sbrn:tcut tbro';lgh be wasteful . Not bavmg when day you may not have them mindset With the express purpose of disagreements. And since I knew my the woods, up a hill five nules you are yom:g and leamtng to any more. Most of my life I have tried lashing out. Escalator clauses like wife obviously had my best interests in ·to Good Hope Baptist Church. do w1~o~t, ~!ants tbe seed of "Why don'tyou" or "You oughuo" had · mind, I no longer needed to ,feel : At the cbmcll when the Pastor appreciation m your heart for to live a Christian life. I'm not always tended to raise the ante in "ur attacked, making it easier to be slow to would ask if anyone llad ~ tes- what you have today and I perfect; I "have made mistakes ~ments. It was one of my most- reac1 manger. What husband worth ·his umony .tf my Mom wasn t'tlte thank God eac~ and eyery day but I have tried to correct them used escalator c la:,:s,es, the '"'Why dun ' I salt :would want to ·hurt- the- person h~ ftr. t.to get up sh~ would be the for _these blessmg~. lf· we . car. if I could. Wll!!n I road and . j,~~ questioning accusation,lhat .e seac loves most or to malce·her feel like she seeond person. 1 can remem· get. up out of bed m the mom · study the Bible and listen io the . our exchange. · had to wallc on eggshells when talking her my Dad_ reading and · ing, get dressed and feed our- . message our ·Pastor gives us, I The problem wasn 't simp)~ what I with !Urn? . , . studymg h1s B1ble. . selves we have a lot to be try to apply this to my daily life. Cllristianity is not only on ,.aid, as much as the defens1ve at:ttI w1sh I could proclaim that I nev~ get In 1950, when I was 8 years grateful for. . or Wednesday tude that. was behind the words. defensive anymore. After all. I am JUst a old, God blessed us wtth a btg The ume I spent Wlth my Sundays evenings. we need to apply Ibis Matriage expert Dr. Jolin Gottman i"ecovering def~se-aholic. I do fall off home and an RI-acrc; farm at Mom_ and Da~. my brothers luis determined from his research tbe wagon !!C&I!Sionally. But, these laps- Northup. There we ratsed com, and Sisters .J will always trea- to each and every day of our ,with thousands of couples that defen- es are 54? few .and. far between that the tobacco; had bogs, c ows, sure .and never forget. We all Jives, 24 hours a day. The year of 2007 is a year I siveness is one of the most harmful vast maJonty of our mantal disagree- chickens and horses, took m worked _hard together and we wi II never forget. God got rne 'w ays · of arguing. Defensiveness can ments Tlii'Ciy escalate into full-blown hay and put out a large garden. Jill had It v~ rough but God ~ so much damage to a m~e arguments. "My name is Doug and fm When I worked to earn money as the Master Weaver chose through several health prob1hat Gottman has referred to it as one a recovering defense-abolic. rve been at other places. I would alw~ys these tools to closely mter · lems: I don' t know what 2008 will bring but one thing I know of the "'Four Horsemen of the · clean of defensiveness for foilr months, split my earnings 50/50 witb weave our famil:y. for sure, God will be \here with Apocalypse." While tbe other three two weeks. and three days." . my parents and I did this until! I cherish the time Iliad with .horsemen; criticism, contempt. · and. ('l'he Rev. Dougkls SwclafJn ts past~ got mamed m 1_966. I knew my J?ad and M'!m, brothers me every step of the way. (Homer Ba)'s resides near stonewalling are also harmful to a of Grace United Me thodist Church m ~y parents had II ro~ run- and ststers and wtll never for-marriage. they pale. in comparison to Gallipolis.) rung the farm and paymg the .get the love and the bond we Gallipolis.) · ' c I (U9PS Z1Ha~l OliiD v...,.P.iU •-• •eo. . Hem Glaser, pndson rdf Glaser$ Bake Shop fotmder John Helbert Glaser,, lifts a sliding Recovery from defensiven~ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The Daily Sentinel· in I 87 3 by the first of tens NEW YORK - During his nip to New YOlk, tbe · first German pape in cen. ·tLJries will visrt one of the iast places in the city' s Roman Catholic arclldiocese 1hat &ill ;regularly offers Mass in German. · 'St. Josc,ph' s Owrcb, on •Man'balltan'~; Upper East Side, w.as once at fue beart . ·.of ~American life in ·a city whose German.speaking oomrtmnity was ·populoos .as Munich. The neighbomood, <Called YorlMTie, bas little left l'tlafs German. But the church and a small group of .(Jerman Catholics remain. · · On April 18, Pope BenNitt XVI Will lead a :¢~ ec:,uneniclil service ·at St. Joseph's with 250 Protestant and Ortbooox <Jhristian leaders. · Only lO ~ of the 118risb's USO families will be allowed in. Other parish"ioners and children from the dJurcb...nm school will divide ·300rickets for standing spots '"n the !ilreet outside the ·cream-col0red Roi11l1IleSque 'dburd!. which has a capacity •of less than 400. "S"me parishioners are angcy and they' re calling," -said tbe Rev. Emmanuel ·Nartey of St. J"sepb 's, shrugging. ''They dan 't "understand why they G8Jl't be part ·of a service in their "{)Wll church." · Helene Steiner hoped to .caleb a glimpse of the pope from outside the designated anea instead of standing so to. accuse.:'..MS~ JIDOO~ it w~ dm_ppill£its .siniul~ast ohhe ~usitrihe Monung"mio-pmgnun, ~ mg to growmg outrage libout 11ost Don Imus' xacial Slur against tbe Rutgers wometfs basketball1eam. (CBS Radio follow.ed suit fue next day.) Death claimed author Kurt Vonnegut in New ¥mt: at age 84 and actor !Roscoe l.ee Browne in iLos Angeles .at age 8 L Today's Birthdays: Actor Johnny Sheffield is 77. Actor Joel Grey is 76: !\ctress Louise Lasser is 69. Movie Writerdirector John Milius is 64. Actor Mesbach Taylor is {)1. Movie director Carl l1ranklin is 59. Songwriter-producer Daryl s~mmons is 51. Country singer Steve Azar is 44. Singer Lisa Stansfield is-42. Singer Joss Stone is 21. lbought for Today: "We .have enough religion to make us hate, but not enough to ~ us love one another." Jonathan Swift, :English satirist (1'667-1145). Letters to the eilitor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must ·be sig~ and incbule address and telephone nwnber. No un.sigrled /men· will /Je]Jllblished. Letters should be in · goad raste,.addn:;ssirag iuws, not pB&llflllliti~s. LmUs tif thanks to organizJltions aniJ individuals will not be accept. ed for p.ublicalion. • •t IISSOCIA"1El i'I'IESS -llER .sed < . _:. Friday, April u., too8 Pope to visit New York's historic Gertnan-American neighborhood , Teny llalllilily1f PageA5 Cluzrlton Heston, R.I.P. ·charlton Heston, who died on -April 3 it 84, lilld coliv.erted from Hollywood liberalism to staunch conseFVatism . in bis middle years. Apparently .having -seen or heatd some st.t11e.mcnt be -~ with, ·of hemine __ diathis . ,c_.. CIM:QI Bill Buckley to introduce us, and Bill readily agreed Thus began my own friendship with this splendid man. We would meet over lunch when he was in New YOlk, or (less frequently) in Los . . toi ..,~A_n_geFranleswhect _scon lm · mov.ed 1989 ~ val ed his friendship · sely. Actors come in many varieties, not all of tbem appealing. Under the guidaneeofa sltilled director. a stupid actor can challc up an imposing record witllout being able to boast a high school diploma. Some are monstet'!l of egotism, others voracious wolves. But, equally, some are thorou_ghly appealing bu111111 beinj~s. and Chuck Heston (llS his friends .knew .him) was one of these. Quietly intelligent, he was also thoroughly modest. A Midwesterner. by birth, and a graduate of Northwestern, he had a brilliant record as • lunchwithHeston,evenat.a torun, ·andll)v"wifedoesn't. re~l_atm!nt well acquainted But do.yo.u ~r.e. Bill" _ wtth. famous . customers. lllld now his eyes we~e ·Vecy practically all of tbe waiters, - serious- "if I wem dCcted plus tbe headwaiter and the :to t1te Senate, 1 c:o:.ild neva...... chef, would sbcc;pishly ask play Macbeth ~ain?" At en. , r for his signature (usually tb:u. I itOpped · him. 1 1 "" .. ar "for m!Y sister"). . . . ..... ..:::"~ "J c would always receive it meant as much to · ~ it . on one of an inexhaustible clearly did, I didn't ant 10 1 supply of pbotograpbs that have even a small · in an actor, Winning an Oscar be kept ·in bis breast ,J:IIdct, dissmv!ing him .f rom 1L for bis nerfonnance in HLook out," l once Warned Several years ago, Heston · "Ben-Hur," he scored other him. "you'II run out of pbo- detected the early signs of successes in such films as tographs-l" "No, · I won't, Alzheimer's disease. He "The Ten Commandments," Bill!" be replied, smiling. met the challenge with "EI Cid" and "Planet of the · A1KI he never did. · quiet cOurage. If it came. so . Apes," to name only three Chuck also taught me a be iL If it didn't (and the of dozens. But his achieve- lot about actors. He had a ~igns were unclear), be · ments as an actor were llcep respect for his profes- would go on as IOI'Ig as the almost overshadowed by sion, and bad studied it Lot:d .allowed. In the last his other accomplishments. carefully. He told me that letter be was ever able to He was preside411 of 1he most actot'!l are sby, and like .write me, he typically qiKIIScrcenActors'Guild,cbair- to "bide in tbeir roles." eel Shakespeare: "All may man of tbe American Ft!m "When you see them on be well." Institute, 1Uid president of screen . or onstage," he But all w.as not well. And the National Jlifle explained, "they feel ·bt oow be b.as died, w.itb tlte Association. In 2003 be you are not looking at !Item lovely Lydia, his wife of 64 was awtll'ded the but ~ ~ clwactci they are • years, at his side. He loved Presidential Medal of . playing, his family, bis profession Freedom, tbe nat.ion 's highI was one of many wbo and his couiltry. And be is est civilian honor. thought that Heston would mourned by the many many It was from Chuck Heston make a magnificent U.S . peOple who loved IUn't. that I learned the dimen- senator and were sure that (William Rusher is an · s:ons of a true "C:C~·" be w~d be elellted ov~- accomplished llMthor. fot~ Over lunch W1tb Bill whelmingly. So I w:ged him mer pllhlisher of t Buckley, one coul,d usually . to ..consi~ nmnill$. N_ational Review and former count on one or two people 'Yell.. ~ ~lied, "my vlce cluzinnan of the !'rom ~arby IJibles request- fanuly IS divtded on the American Conservati~ mg b1s autograph. Over question. My son ~Vants me Union.) • I =If"" • • _- c on over to Two Convenient Locations 2400 Fastem AVenue Gallipolis, Ohio {740) 446-1711 ,. 1/.4 nGiidlof Pomeroy lla.on Bridge Mason, West (304) 'T73.:5721 _ I �VALUFS R-E-8-P-E-C-T The Daily Sentinel PageA6 Friday~ April • A Hunger For More ~ tids ha~ De\'(!fllclrd mlibemy&lelyofGod'dovc <of oa.ey ~ 1 .and ilrllih. Wbetber I am IIIUide 1iODie 'liOI.'t <of joke ev.eo s'lightly sua:essful or uu:uily-6etilld odney not, I ...ea1zy donlt lk:now. ba.ve'lillid-andlibey ·WJW_ I 00 llmow, however, odb!d 11 111111: llikt 1 baa Jiust s lihat we as God' s -dlildren aawled lOUt rtbe 'Slime l lallall..ni iw.c:re 'Mitten for clrildrcn. .created .and 1"1'"b:med .al011£ ibc ·· 'Riw:r .after Honestly, il is written so that - - - - 110 "!'.e might find our fhittil\£ flood ~ "'h.. cltildren <Of all ages can &~ght .m God. 1llhere are <e'IJIIOil~" haid, "can't II ;get enjoy and be moved by it. ummag~able treasures df . <IIII.Y ifC!!peCt :around !bereT' But those for lWhom it is And just where in 1he world JJOY,. ..?CIOIJ.' and IJlCilce 'illhose !Of IIUS . 0 .Can lt'e81ly Wiiqen ~ fhose of .us .:lid ;we come !Up 'With the ib~ n~ tf!Je mslands ~t we ll".eJIICI1Iber Rodr!ey blow .among ibe grown .llJI popu- notion that faicy tales are c.a1l life s cexpenenccs. 1hllt ~built Ibis entire comlatiOn Who have fOund our- untrue? PJ:Jilaps 1hey 'Te not There ..are dragons to lbe <eey ciii'CCT .around the idea selves .entemlining suspi- historically tfactoal, but ~ dam~ls (and .dudes) <Of4Ic:mi'tgetnotrespect."a cion!; 1hat we're ~ow don't write fairy tales off as m dist1'7Ss nn ~need -still lau_gh at <the absmd undcrcstimating the mar- untrue: they lhave an uncan- of <lleliverance. There are ':w.ays lhe tdesaihed fuc ladk velous "W<ODdcr of living in ny knaCk of telling ·us the feasts spread •out m the han- of~ 1hat lbe ·recei¥ed God'ii ~ngdem. .Not a ttuth . about human nature quet hall1> of fellowshi,p Heillilked.about _going to ~ !~~like-believe . ikingdom w.hen we're :not inclined Ito WJ:~ . God . an4 ~ >file doctar _ his iJliDClriloWhere Jill our .dreams come listen to uuth through any ~sttans ~are JUSt w.all- _gist. 1lhe .doctor put a nibtrue, but a lnJe ~me 1hat is .as other medium without Ill£ :to ~ enJ~ycd by futJSe ifJer glove on Ibis hand 1hen . who will dare start out (Ill -stuck Ibis lfinger ri:n my much superior to our.dreams bCcoming JIIlgty. .as we tbirik <OUT ilreams are Fairy lli!es .honestly ·deal <the ~ .a_dvenUJre of truly mouth!" But aside from Rodnev to <OUT .cin:umstances. with such things as ·srnmw, wallcing w1th the LGrd. -e a~• '"•nt" *o he '-' '.ciJ1b I love the · wonder JIIld joy, cruelty w;td Gourage. ....v •.,· . ·~ .,~ • " .. Dangerfield, . there. isn't 1 deligln offairy tales. I love They are lher.efore betler de'"~-,.~ wolves to be much humor Jn the inoreasfucir 'tendency :to honestly "t:ruth-lellcrs'' than .any Ibis- tl~ed. .andbean~talks JUSt mg lack of respect demonJlliknowledge hardship, tory book or social .c em- w••nnn to be chmbed to ~ . . · strated 'by fiO many in our wickedness JIIld evil. And I mentmy Of course, if our new hei_ghts of eK~ society. My wife was dri~ especially love their liOOth- minds are increasingly God. In fact, soglonous.and ,.;no home on 1_77 from ill£ encouragements to not divorced from God's Word so wonderful.are the things Mersbur the other da g b··•·.thrJ give up, but to bold on lelUI- (the IBible ), and our 'hearts in store for belieYers that ·when an am uu1uce WI . ciously {O bepe. In a world -choose to fly free like wild . word s cannot trulY capture ~iren w.ailittg and lights that is ovmnm by cynicism, swans until !they're finally 1hthem. Weth only.aheadl:now thatht . flashing appeared in her condescension and political enmesbed in lllCts of selfey are ere m e · · 'Sh u11 d COI!I'ectne&s, we as adults destruction, fairy .tales can road, just beyond the gales :rear-v1ew muror. e P e --" ." '' ' - - tune. .. overto allow :the ambUlance need fairy tales far more be diah<ilical.w.eapons in the "''"'"""' upon a · · · · l 0 pass 'h &.· A'head . . of .her• :than the Children to whom 'hands ,of fuc "'wicked witch- "When lesus spoke again to we tell tbem. For children, es" of ·selfililiness and pride :the people ·H.e said,- ·~ am two ~ars.wer.e .drivll\g !adethe world still holds amaz- or the "'J11181'Y ·trolls" .of bit- 1he light ' of the world. by,.slde tn both lanes. ~e Whoever foUows Me will ambulance came up behin~ ing myfitecies and awe- terness and deipair. 'inspirill£ miracles. As slich, they can blur our nev& w.alk in darkness but ihe car m the left lane, and But ·somehow and liOIDe- capaci' 10 appreciate that will have the light ofltle'" that driver refused 1o mo':e ~ver! •I can only b~ :that 1f whcr.e along the long, .hard which 1s truly -deseMng of (Jlobn 8 : J1 N1V). ~ MolWilmr GIJ4 lliis ItS .one of my family memttail of growing up, we our love and devotion, the Iii il Jwwe ~ in bers m .an amb11:lance ne_Kt decide that fairy tales. are Lord Jesus Himself. If ·* ~ rille 1.2- time, other drivetfi will for the 'young, the simple, hemits di$oonnected fr.om l/1,_-.sGIIilurJiw:=-ofl/ show more respect1han that . the ignorant, or the naive. !G od tell <OUT maries, then the ''Die FDiry lidt Pat Mrs ' " one did! Peduips this departure from stories will fOlander God and One can J:urn on the TV our capaci!y to 'b e inspired puff "' our own :illusions of He is 6e JIIIW1r l(jf ~ ~ OlwnflJ WIJidz news and hear . example and moved with .awe is· the greatn~::ss .and 'Self-sufficien_ . S.dl9 ~ .after. e!UUDple of people n:ason that Jesus remaits in cy. So, my cv.entme to 4~455 'RfiqJ.ve.lk_,tbe refusmg to respec~ other 'Manbew 18:3 ·" .. ! tell you · 11etell 110me <Of our most ._,.,_, for . . t s .,. people, other people s pmJ?. ibe truth, .1inlcss you .change beloved fairy tales, the :goal and become like little chil- is -simply to tell the tales Jl6 ~ by e, 61 'Ill !JIIZS- erty, or_ -other .. people. s dren, you will never ·enter they Should pcthaps lhave ttMdaOIII @patiw.tl.JfJJ'llipo- needs. ¥7:hat does the war m lr~ ultimately buil. down ihe )dl1l!dom of .hea¥Cn.': been told and ttopefull_y .kin- &.a.). to. Respect. Each nval faction has little or no respect for the other factions, much less for the ll.Jnited States. Why' do people .oiilil.mit EUlESS, 1feus (A'P)- H.asson, president <Of the was .denied pcrmissien 10 fraud, ·break into homes or A SBJJtr:Jia priest bas flied BeCket !Fund said in a !illite- sacrifice goats as ,pan of .a businesses, or spray graffiti pilhlic buildings? an JQJPelil in federal .c owt ment. '1>cople of .all. faiths J:eligious .ceremony. 'For 1he . on · ~-lie lost his lrligious- shoUld be concerned When rite, a 4-inch blade ;is used Because they have no ~ .cl~Blletlge .10 a city the govemment . says some- to sever .a n aninuil's camtid :respect ·f or others. · The · respect problem is 'ban on Jlllimal slaughler. one cannotpmcticefueirreli- .artery, letting blood fall on.a 'I'hc W.ashin;gton-b.ased gion in their own home." shrine. The aninuil is .i hen ·e ven in our schools (some may say ·~pecially" our Becket !Fund for Religious Merced - an Oba, or prepared and eaten. . Euless officilil.s haveinsi* schools)_ Students do not Liberty :filed an · appeal priest- said animlil sacci'fllcsday oh llf'na]f of }n!'C- fices are .an essential devo- ~ eo fu .cQ!!I1 that ·lQQ!! sBrnfii:. -resjlecl iheir 1le8Chers, Ill@ tlcr.ood 1:o 111e Mil ti n in....Santeria, .A~on 1100 .l:lll!iWmoes prOhibit ihe allilllim; dG ~Their Cin:uit Court of Arfleals .in that emerged in Cuba when slaughter of certain kiruk of fitlldents. What i& :respectful New Orleans. Yoruba slaves fused ele- animals inside city limits. · .about.a:teacher wlilldng into "ihcEinitAmelidnentwJIS ments of Roman ntfJ.cials could not discuss '!he classroqm and snidely wrillr:n 10 pmrect me .ability Catholicism with ·their reli- the case because the city -sa_ying something like, of Jill failhs ;to W<IIVJip in gious traditions from Africa. does not comment on pend- "tQK, sluggards wake up idJcir own floma;; Jllld ;in their Merced so~ .a pennit ing litigation, said EUless .and pay .attention' Or is that from !Euless officials but ·spokeswoman Betsy ,Jleck_ too hard for · .¥ou?'' Of die- riindle-- .del18h' bnam weeks, fcillowill£ 61: pnb1icatioo of 1he book Jibe F.airy 11'ale ti'D.rribla t(.sevenll parts Of wbiclJ ba~ 4!PIJCII'Cd in this ooiQmn) I ibave on ~enll occasions been aSked if ibe .boo\. was :tJtat :on- J.s%,2' m Santeria priest appeals in federal coqrt www.mr f r l'fl• Awl cam u., .20011 I !Eventually, the eumple (, will stick. The key is patience. If you have not.seen 'The iRon Cl~'k Story,~ then you p )]I' 'DillY m:Yt. lmow what f m talking about. Ron Clark :is a Telil 'teacher who went to teach in .a middle school in il'lailem, New York. When iRon •walks into ihe Classroom, its ill total disarC611rSC, there iis IIIOthll!g -ray. The fi!Udents are used to espectfu1 lin .a student pushing their 'teachers hard ref!PO!lding tt:o libe 1e8Cher, enough that the teachers ~krc _ ou, 10~1~w.e go ,give up on them. but 1fiOt Ron !Clark. He "toughs ~I out. ...., ·w.reng iin pas5il1l! down \this Even when they graffiti the >idea>Cf rrefP'Ol? .entire classroom. lEven I rreally wish I lknew the when they talk back to him. -IIIISWer to lihat <ljllestion! I lEven w.ben they threaten grew np in .a lfanrily that him. Watch the movie, and demonstrated iiespect and you .will see where respect demand,.ih:espect, dn return. begins. w.l)enever l tneated ·someYou can also read your one disrespec.tfully in the Bible: '1Love your enemies, · e.y~s of my parents (.even if l do good to those who bale dido 't think I'd been .disre- you, bless those who curse spectful), I was required to _you, pray for those who apologize and change my mistreat you. ll.f srnneone behavior. Once, J was kidstrikes you on one cheek, · ding around with .a cousm. tum to him the other also. If We were going to play. a . someone takes your clolik, game of chess, and J. smd, do not stop him from taking · ''Denny I'm going to kick your tunic. Give to e-very· ' " yo:y~ beard me say that. one who asks you, and if anyone takes w.hat belongs i~ w.as the one time in my to you, do not demand it life that my mouth :was bact. roo to others as you · ~ap. wasbeil ·out with would 'have them do to My upbnngmg rls proba- . you." (Lrike 6:27-'31) bly unusual in this day and Jesus is 1101 telling his folage. And 1here may be some lowers to ·be pushovers or . who would say :that what wimps. He is telling us how my dad 'had tnt: do ·was not to demonstrate a reiiJICCt very :respectful1tself. But let me tell you, 1 certainly w.as that takes the world hy surSurprise them much more careful in. what I prise. enough, and they will &taJt said ( e'l})Ccially when Dad was around!). I learned that . surprising you back in all words matter. And tone of kinds of good ways! Take Rodney voice matters-. And context Dangerfield. At a memorial matters, too. :So !how ,do we gilt respect service on the OllC year anniversary of <his <death, back on track? That's a .question that I written .across ihe ~ky 2000 will attempt to answer. It feei1all and three miles long statts with me. And you. We was one word: :RESPECT. What wiU be written lihow :respect - even when about you · after you are fiomeone does not show respect to .us. Go.back to the .g one? Start living today classroom . e!UUDple. · The how ¥Oll want to be rememteacher walks into the room bered tomorrow. (~__, and shows respect 'to the students ,instead of disdain, iff II'"¥ Vrtitltil M"' fizt illdifft:rence or hostility. OliJimJt, til8 ElM '8M!t puc The tcids may not show it Racine. fw 'zy back, at first. But the H 111.111. ftalot lW!ny -/be .teacher is persistent in IP'.fllllfW ,gt mliiiJeiiiiiC@JIItl. respecting .t he· students. MUI1itllt..IIIIL) Evc:niq - 7:30p.m . 'lburs . 7:00p.m ., Pastor Many R. Hunoo - - - •. Quider lslilb lili:2.: is lbe 1111111o wiDn I 'llill J.JIIa1y 4 'y ei'Gtd • P.O. Box 467. Oudcling Lue; Mason. 1 W,lle thll is ilumllle ..t contrilr in ;1fiDI.a bt:alltt II my won!." And inlloR illm,JI!umoktsit Aw*Clydelrht'-whoCOIIIe Ware God in all[lirit rl humility,in . IIIOIII'IIin& aal illlinlm n..s.- m r.u.al aoer11H. wilb a - o( ~"I r alll{liri1llal pride. Olllliler die limillr ahice from lbe . .af)tl-. "Gto! "1'1'0'5 die ,..t. ... &iWS pe 10 5he llumWe. ~ )'lllllldws dxa:be Be WI I w.t a JIIO!ml.anlorqll.et lle1Uimd mwnilor;..t lW' ;.y 5o *ittrlw. Hunillle )W~Wlwsll!iart lhe Lonhai He d euh you." ()Bel~ 10) Aid lithou&h l1 Cllllie- dllliwli, p I lly'llllen w mfeelia& .,.-. ouupi:lrwlaa:u¥•••1••;.. •.. ,...oft~!...,. :pit• 14r, ....... *> .rf IOcultiY* I - fitpidiiiiiJIII'ftl!'. to'*'· )1M..._, . ' ......... Fl'eeWII Blplill a-a. Potm: floyd ~lou . Sunday Sc:h0019:30 to ~ervicc- IO:JOto 1.( :00 am . Wed. ~acbing 6 pm 10:30 am , Worship c-.....,c_ '-!' si.d.y 'Senic:&-7 p.m. --a.....m lkajamin Crawf"'\f. Suoday ocbool - 9,30 a.m ., Sunday . wonbip- 10:.30 a.m. & 7 pm., Wedoelday pn.)'Ct teJVice' - '7 p.m. -CIIordl tlCIIrial Middleport . Sunday School - 9:15 a .m., Worship - 10: 15 a.m., 7:00 p .m .. Wedneiday Servite- 7:00p.m . W..,..BII<Ie-a- _rlnt...,.. Pastor: Ryan Eaton. pastor . Sunday School - 9:30a.m .. Worship - 10:40 a.m .. 6:00 p.JII .. Wednesday Services - 7: 00 . p.m. ' ............. c.dltiCIIrial _.._...., Pastor: John Swansoft. Sundly School IOa.m., Worship - lla.m. , 7:00 p .m. ,w t 1 ..... -~· Putor: Denai& Weaver Suaday School9::.t5 :a.m·., EveninJ - 6 :30 p .m .. w d d•y &ervic:es- 6:30pm. OJIIl lepd, -- s-y School- g,Jo -1 '" ''wnn _ ___;-:... a..m., Samday WorWp - IOJO a.m ..& 7 ~W 1 fey Bihlr: Study- ? :00 p.m. Servlce - 10 a.m .. 6:00 p.m., Tueiliay I .. ·Comer of St. Rt. 1241l Bradbury Rd., y- __, Bill AmbergeJ. Sw:Jday School-9:30a.m, Woflbip - 8:00 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m.•Wcdoelday Services -7:00p.m. o.rs....... - a Walnut and Henry St!., Ravenswood, W.Va., Pastor: _David Rus.ell, Suaday School • 1,0:00 a.m .. Worship · 11 11.m. Services -6:00 -....-.Cioom. St . Rt . 143 ju' t off Rt . 7. futor; Rev Jlmes R. Acree . Sr., Suday Unified Service. Worahip - 10:30 a.m.. 6 p.m .. 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Johnl5:7 740-985-3561 992-1550 ' a... 'Senrloe• P.ns All Mikel Ken and Aci.m ¥ Mm Su.nday Scbool - 9:30 a .m .. Worship • 10:45 a.m., Sunday Evening· 6:00 p.m ., Putor: Don Walker Agency Inc. Full line of Insurance Middleport, OH 740-992-6128 Products+ Financial ENCIES Inc. Services . Local source lor trophies, ues · t-shirts and more Qulck8l . U, Fence & White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio 740-667-3110 P.O. Box683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 .. -St. ....Jc' •a.nt~ . <1"""' Sy<I&IIIIII'C to Socond St •• Pomeroy. Sut1 . Scbool- 9:45a.m .. Wor&hip- I I a.m. United Methodist a.....~Mrt RfJI!ilhrile Cbttrdl .rCiuid Pastor: Philip Sturm. Sunday School: 9::rl a.m .. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m .. Bible: Study. Wedne.sday. 6:30p.m. C>oordloCCIIrial Sunday scboo19:l0 a.m., Sunday w~p - !0:30a.m. Tte CluodlfiiC-ai'-J' lnlersectiort 7 and 124 W, Evangeliu: Dennis Sargent , Sunday Bible Study ' 9:30 lt .m.. Worship: 10:30 a.m . and 6:30 p.m..- Wedneida)' Hible Stud}- 7 p.m. ~~.r~lo ?It Worship - 11 a:m . ~ Ricbud Neue . Bec:Mel Ullitt!d MdMIIill New Haven , Richard Nea~e , Putor. Sundi.y· .won;hip 9:30 a.tJ'! . 1\tei . 6:30 prayer and Bible Study. .-..n Mt. Olive :t 'I oo 11A behind Wi.JW.vil\e , Pastor: Rev. ~ Spiles, Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m .• Worship - IIJ:30 a.m., 7 p.m., Thmday Services- 7 p.m. Molp~lw­ Nuttlti:ill ClUilff, AICred. PtlitOf; Jlm Corbiu , Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m .. Worsbjp - II a.m., 6:30p.m.... Hanford . W.Va ., Pastor:David Greer, ~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship 10 :30 a.m.. 7:00 p.m .• Wedae&day Services -7:00p.m. Pastor: Jim Corbitt Worship - 9 a.m., ChUI!Ch ~God M L - a..dotlGod Mile Hill R4 .. "''acioe, if.IPOltl TROPHIES A l'fES 190 N. Second St. class 7 pm Wed . P~stor : your light so shine bef<>re I that they may see works and glorify •rFalliler in heaven." Matlbew Sizes available 51<1 01o 10 « 20 DRIWII.:e . . 'T'uppers Plains, Pastor Mike Mncln'!, Bible class. 9 a.m . Sunday; wonhip 10 a.m . S~mday: worship 6 :30 pm Sunday; Bible · -chriStian Union .. " We Sell Homes .at ~- a..dl tlCIIrial Jatneli ~ Pastor: Denzil NuU , Wonhip - 9 :30 a.in . Sunday Sdtool • 10;30 a.m. .tunml-~ me ,.., 011 7•991.51•1 .r-A.,.._,AdiOIMdl ltl .on.. -.,,OH 1 ..99l-6444 tJbW in Mt, iln4 MJ Brogari"Wamer """M•·abidt in JO!l ; yt slulll , INSURANCE SERVICES ask whol ye will,lllld it r1tall 21• ·E.IIIaln ·~ be dorte lllllO J011.. .,_ 192-5130 · ~ /oltll15;7 Pan•o,y - ~~I ~! 1 AI'UUIMI' ll Nl I<. AI HOMl every moalb .eveaio& W ·- r1 Bkssed an the pure in ltelut; for they sludl see God. MatthewS:& ~mice Kln7 _ ·- , -Y Scbool - 1n· am.. Wgllllp ~ n ....... 'F7C'Y SOffil:il6 jom: 'lllor Jllllic Sillily 7 pm lleltoradeao.tldMF. Ttu~J-~ Mcetina in the Mulbmy ~unity Center Gymnasium . Pastor Eddie Bacr. . Scrvi~ e11ery l'uu day 6 :30 pm e, •'~.'":1F'¥Ray seMCt ' L p I U 'I; Pastor: St. Rt . L24. Racine. ionllldo Rd. Sunday School - 10 a.m .• EveninJ - 7 p.m .• Wednesday Setvice5- 7 p.m. 7:30p.m. C h.UIMIIM" 'I' ...... Puun' 'lldea IWDo:, Cool•ille Ch=ll. • MaiD 1L Fiftb St., Suo. Sdlool - 10 a.m., Wonbip - 9a.m .• 1ileo. - ·'7 p.m. PIIIIIV*JT' a..dl Bailey Run Road. Pastor: Rev. Emmen Raw1on, Sunday EveniDI 7 p.m .. I H.irriloa~ PacRyled•u Clnudl s..-- TowDJbip Rd.. 468C. Sunday School • 9 a.m, Worship -· 10 a,m., \11 ' Pastor: Roben Crow, Worship - 9 a.m. 1411 BridJe!DI.Il St.. _Syracu&e, Sunc:lay Scbool - 10 a .m. Evenini - 6 p.m .. ~y Service- 1 p.m. 1ey · Services - 10 am. ' Presbyterian 'Ihln;iayService- 7pm. _._.. n I' 2 ta.rda Grand Stmet. Sundly School • 51:30 a.m. , Wonhip - 10,30 a.m.• Pulor l'llillip Bell Middleport l'n:abyterU Co. llil. 63. SIUIIIay Scbool - 9:30 a.m .. Worship· 10:30 a.m. s.-!11-lloy Mulberry Hts. Rd .. Pomeroy. Saturday Services:' Sabbath St hool • 2 p.m., Worship · 3 p.m . United Brethren Mt. H~ Ullted lD Chrilt -Ciofda..do pastor. Sundly School 10 am: wodlsip aervice 11 am.evenins let'Vice 7 pm. Wed . ""'""' """'"" 7 pm Lollg Boaom, S1111day School - 9:30a.m., Texas Community 3&411 WicJcham Rd. Ptilm: Peter MertiJtldaJe. Sunday School , 9:30 11 .m., Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:00 · p.m .. Wednesday Services - 7:00 p.m . Youth group meeting 2nd & 4th Sun~ayli 7 p.m. Edcla URI~ Brctbrm lD Christ Statt Ro1Jte 124. between Ree~liviUe &. Hockingport. Sunday ScOOol - 10 a.m .. Sunday Worship - 11:00 a.m . WeCDc&cky Servi ce~ - 7:00 p.m.. Pastor- M. Adam Will Fallll Gtooo<l ~ .~r:r :art~-., .. ,.~. - Worahip - 10:4-S a .m .• 7 ;30 . p .m., l'utor: Lcooard Powe:U. SuDOay Sdloul • 9:30 a.m ..Wonhip- H):lO am .,6:l0 p.m .. Wednciday Sttvica - 7 p.m., , , . ,........ Churcll of lbt Nawac , Pulor: Rusaell CarJOO • Samday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship - 10;45 un., 6 p.m., ... 1 1 y Services ; 7 p.m . s,_CIIordl,,.. Iiiii-• • Wednelday 7:JD p.m. Fwll G..,.t LIF33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, Pu10r: Roy Hualer. Slllldly Sebool - 10 a.m., Evening 7:30p.m .. Tuclday A Thurs.- 7:30p.m. ~we ••w c-..m. Sunday scbool - 10 a.m .• Worship - II a.m., Wed! ·""y Service - 7 p.m. ,\d- · Seventh-Day Adventist o,.wikC ')~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship 10:30 am., 7 p.m. Nazarene --~,·­ Route 689, Albany, Rev. Uoyd Grimm , • Pastor: James Snyder. S~nd.ay School 10 a.m .. worship !lefVi~ II am . Huea c '1) Chmdl Off Rt . 114, Pastor: Edsel Hart. Sunday School- 9:30a.m,, Wcrship - 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. ,_._.. - llwleflllleiLi.cM' ' , b St. tt. 1l4 I +lilt. Oil Full Gospel. Cl Pastors Robert &. Robena Muster, Sunda)l School 9 :30 am . . Wonbip 10 :30 a~ - 7:00 pm , Wed. Service 7:00 pm Mlct' £ I C y Clltlldl - 57.5 P.cariJit .•...Middleport . Paator:.. Sam A-adef!o"1 Sundal:_ Sehool 10 a.m .. < School~ 9365 Hooper Road. Athens. Pastor: I....oonit Coats , Sunday Wonbip 10.00 am. wednesday: '1 pm Bailwaa•• C It),a.rdl Putor: Theron Dumam, Sunday • 9:30 a.m. and 7p.m., Wednesday"- 7 p.m. 7:00p.m.; Hcrschc:I -White. Sunday 10 am, Sunday Chwt:h Jei"Ylce - 6:30pm Wednesday 7 pm Fiillo Flill o..,.l..,_.. l..ollg Bottom. Pastor: Steve Reed, SIJI!day School • 9:30 a.m. Worlhip - 9:30 a.m. lad 7 p.m., Weaciday - 1 p.m., Friday fellow*ip lei'Vice 7 p.m. day - 7p.m. I Sumiay School - 10 a.m. , 11r.lllld.y Service! - 7 p.m. H - . c - Fdlowllllp ega Oavili, Sunday 1crvicc , 10 a.m .. Wedlcl4ay IICt'Vioe, 7 p.m . Pastor: Bill Musball Sunday School 9a.m .. Worship -- 10 a.m .• In SIUI.IIay c---c-.... · 2288, Sunday Sdlool 9:30 am. Sunday evening K:rvice 7:00 pm. Bibly Study · ~idity ~ice 1:00 pm . AI ' I Gnct: ·t i.J. 923 S. Thinl Sl.. MKidleport. PuW T""" _....... tii.o.rdl Sclaool- 10:00 a.m. Putor: ·-~tlCIIrial MioiJiccDoog51wnblil<. O l d - F..., Wll11opdot ~ 28601 St . Rt . 7, Middlepon, Sunda,y it~ s Mofltii- - p;,.; a..,.,Wonblp • 9,00 a.m ., Sa.day - Solom Back of West Columbia, W.Va.om Lleving Road. Pastor: Charles Rollih (304) 675 - PattyW.dr:,603 Second-Ave . Muon. 7735017, Service time: Sunday 10:30 un .. Putor. John Gilmon:. Sllllday Scbool - II am., Wlnhi:p • 10 am. Ciaiit" ~.floySolioll -.-.rem. Rt .3 311 . Antiquity, Pastor: Jesse Morris . Services: Saturday 2:00p.m. "-!Jie Caner Rdt. R~Cmc. Obio. Pastor: John GillnDK, Swiday SdD1I 9:45 a.m., Worship - II :00 a.m. , Bible Stwiy Wed. 1:30 p.m. St. -Rt . 160 , 446-6247 or 446-7486 . Sunday School 10:20-11 a .m ., Relief Sund.tr SQimL::...i;lO_AJilu Worah_!e and CimJmunion ~ - 10:30 a.m., Bob J. WelT)', Filii ~ CHrdl allheLi .... S.- ..Full-Gospel Church" . Pastors John &. carmel • a.- 10:30 a.m . nd 6 _ SocictyiPrieithood ' ll:OS-12:00 noon, Sacramea1 SerVice 9-JO : aS a.m ., HOIIIOIIIIkiJI& ....... IATbllrs. -7pm . Minilw - Cazul ...... ~,- ) 3173 CJeorxes Creek Road, Ollllipoli•. OH Pastor: Jamie Wireman, Sunday Smices 10:30 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p .m. Thursday Prayer '& Prai!it a1 6 pm. Classes for all ages ~very Sunday & Wedrtesday. www.thearkchurch ,net P~tor : Latter~y Saints Wonbip - 10:30 a.m . Ill!!! U4 llieinc, OR. ~ -.£<~CUter, , z ~P- p.m. --c.dl Gilmon:, SUbda:y School - 10 a.m., Worship - 9 •-J'l·· \'J 1 day Seryioe& - 10 a.m. .pm.,Wedaesday Service · 7«1 p.m. C.... fill Cbrill Minister: Tom -Runyoo , 39!i58 Bradbury Roa4, Middlepon. Sunday School ·' 9:30 • ayStrvice&- 1:00-p.m. ....... 9:l0 a.m.. Communi'on • 10 a.m .• Sunday School • lO:tS am .. Youth-5:30pm Sunday, Bible Study Wedr<iday 7 pm Cllllao ~c..n;o Clifton. W.Va .• Sunday Schgol -· 10 a.m .. Worship - 7 p.m .. Wedne&day Service - 7 3911 Alb St .• Middleport-Paston Mark Morrow I: ·Rodney Walker Sur.day School - 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship 10:30a.m. &: 7:00pm, WedDesday ScM~ ·- 7:00p.m.. Youdt Sentice- 7:00p.m. ~:John 1.-re1 Clll' Fret PI t cr a Clllrdl Putor: Gltm1 Rowe . SuDclay School - Instrumental, Worship Service - 9 a.m ., ___ _._. Wedoeiday Servico - 1 p.m. \'-* Dmctor. Beny Fu.lks. Sunday _, . Pastor. Rev. Lmy Lemley; SUDday Sdlool -9:30a.m. , Wonhip - 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m .• 'Jbunday Bible Study and Youth- 7 p.m. p.m .. Wcdneiday Services - 1 p.m. ,, ~a.rilt .W.1: 10 -=a Wonbip A 6 pn Family :uJr: Clulel, Wed &: Thur llipt Ufe . : . _ a1 7 pm. Tlllon """'""' ladies' 1JI>1lnllp·al 1 0 . - Umm YOIIIh life Onqo 00 Wed ........ from 6o!O .,1,30 . ..,.... oaliJic • :www.bl:thl:lwc::.cq . Sunday Scboo1 - 10 un., Wonbip - 9 a.m. tya- ~IJI·~ !Rob Blrtler, Aliloc. PuiDr Karyn Davis. •• 1.th .. SOO N. 2nd ,t.ve .. Middlepon . Pastor: Mike Fon:man, Pa.stor·Emeritu.-. Lawret'ICE Foreman. Worship- 10:00 am .PWu, OH. Noa-dmomiutiona.l with C ; ay Pni.e &: Wor*ip. Putor -y ·- c - Chris- ·39!12 StIll. 1: 2milos aoooh of~ - . William K. Mlnball. ' School - IO:t-5 a.m .. Wonbip - 9:15a.m .. Bible. Sbldy:'Mtaiay 7:00pm ' s ~' , Sttvantllt c....,.lllity D11n:11 Sunday School 10:00 lim, Sunday Worahip li :OO am, Wednesday 7:00 pm Putor: Bryan&. Miu:y Dailey ---c.. ,... 10:3Sa:m. · Sen-ices- 7 p.m. . 75 l'wl. Sl.. Middlepon. Pas"'" Doug CoJ., Sunday School - 10 a.m. WOBhip 10:45 p.m., Sunday Eve. 7 :00 ,.in.. Wednesdly Service - 7:-30p.m. Pu1ur: Roger Waoon , SIUlday School 9 :30 a .m., Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 1 :00 c llick -...:, Sllllday lldlool . '9 :.) a;m. , Wonbip - 10:30 UD., 'hundty JUdae car-a. or Cllrill u,..a..c <. ' Portlaad-b::iee Rd.., Paaor. Jim Proffiu, Svnday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship • 10:30 a.m.. Weclnesday Services - 7:00 _..,g.., h..;~ -G---~ Cloo!dl "'Clnilt Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.l43). Caleoeria- ........ . • I Worship 10:30 a.m,. '1: 30 p.m., W 1 1 ay Service - 7:30p.m. 10:00 am - Noon Sunday; laformal Won!Up. <:llikftn'a-OIIU!dlry 10 a.m. ~ !ioalor, SIOIIIay- 9;(Kl a;m., Worship - 10 ·a.m., YGIIIIIb FeliJQ ibj;:, s-Ia_y - fi p.m. l*ty ,...., lf2 mile off Rt_. 325, Pastor: Rev. O'Dell M.mley, S.u:nd.ly School - 9 :30 am .. Worship - 10:30 a.m., ' 7 :30 p.m., ~ s....;., · 7J Op.m. Pastor: Billy Zuspan 6th and Palmer St .. ~. Somday- - 9 - Blickwood, Suaday School - 9 :30 ~~, . . olllp (Noo......,_fell0W111ip) Mooting ;, ""' Mo;p MKidle Sdoool ... a.m-..su.day~ · 2 p.m. I Putor: Brian Duriwn , Wonbip - 9:30 llcwcy Kiog. Sooaday ldiool- 9:30 a.m .. SIJDday worship -7 pm., Wedaadly ' pmyer IIICCt.Utg- 7 p.m. Worship - 10:30 _ a:m., !):30 p.m . Wednesday Services - 6:30 p:m. -- c.....-r..- Cltrilt Coh.ryiiOkC- ._..GnllltC o.rdt . ,.,.., Wayae Donbjl. S-111-6111 . Tuppm Plains. Som. Wonbip: 10 am A 6:30pm., Wed . Bible Study 7:00p.m. .._., Rev. Leading Co<d< ·lld.. ltyllad. - Pa-.l!IIICe Thrry. SUOiday Scbool -9:30 a.m . _....,a.m. Sunday-- [0 r-ICI<ooal _, _ _ a..... .... ct.rdi.C Cllrial Worship - 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School 10:30 a.m., Putor-Jeffrey'Wallaoe, h t and lnl Swxlay Q :lilow s.diiY - Sunday School - 9 am .•Wonbip • 10 a.m. Coh.ry....... Dooool Harriiotl.ville Road, Putor: Cbarles MdCmzie, Sunday Sdtool 9:l0 a.m .. Wonhip - II a.m., 1:00 p.m., Wedliellday Service - 1:00pm. - 9:30a.m .. Worship- 8:1S, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m .• Wedbelday Services - '1 p.m. I - 'Lm., Wonbip - 31057--121. Llllp•lle . Pwr. Cbildreo s Oirector; Sharon Say~~: ; Teen o;""""" Dodger \'ouqhan. Sll!lday Sdlool 41872 Pomeroy Pike. Sunday School 9:30a.m., Wonhip - 9:45 .am 4 7:00 p.m .. Wednesday Sen ices - 7:00p.m. f' , 1I Pomeroy Pike, Co . Rd., Pastor: Rev . - · - , Wonbip-10'00 am .• M'd' 5 t Cllllrdlei'CIIrllt · 51h anti Main , Pastor: AI Hanaon, Fint~ .Biflllot Sa=. a _, __ Kay-· I SOm: Tomek. Main I ti'IIIG-.il Clll&dllllarriJan.W.. ......(115! I I) Putor: Brian Dwahun, Sunday Sca.ool • !UO.a.m., WOnbip- 11:00 am . 'tsC-.., ,..,.. 1....uir: !lev. Fnmklin Dickens , Service: P.ridl!y, 7 P~.,., ·' -locGwiooa ' A.New? 1 -- IWiDess 33226 Children's Home Rd ., Sunday School · II am., Wonhip - JOa.m., 6 p.m. Wednelday Seni~ - 7 p.m . &.llopdotChordo (Soodloeno) 570 Orant St ., MiddlqJOn , Sunday &ehool - 9:30a.m .. WOilhip - II a.m. and 6-p.m.,· WednQsday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Blis lbllloolll11nt . . . . . C-.do SII!lday School - 9:30 a.m ., .Wmbip 1.0:4S411.m. -..oyflnt ...... Pastor Jon Brockert, East Main St.. Sunday Sch . 9:30am, Wcnhijl 10:10 am 0 G I 14111- SI.,S-,DII a.m .. Wonllip - 9 a.m. i(l' ,,~ s.. Sd<oi\I,W ~,'Soody ..... 6;'10 po ' Pulor. Bob Robiluoo, .&lwanl Payoe c.rdlalcm. 212 W. Main St .. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.. Worship- 10:10 a.m., 6 p.m.• WldneDyScrvi'-U - 7 p.m. Pastor. Steve L..itlle, SUDday School: 9 :30 am., Morning Wortbip: 10:30 am, - y Bible Snxly 6:30pm: clloir l'f'ICb.ce 7:30; youth and Bible Buddies 6:30p.m. Thurs. I pm book litUdy ,._~ 10 a.m., Wonlaip -11 a.m. .at illoly Euc:harist II :00 a.m. Rev. ~-c.Udrt. W.Va. Rt. I. Pastor: Brian May, s.ndly.Sc:lloo1 - 9:30a.m .• Wonhip - 7!00 p:m., 91:' lay Bibk Suwly - 7:00p.m. Odu~ -n.wa,..-.-ySd!ool· I - . _ . . . . , , _ , Scjlooi - UO - 10:30 am .. 6:30 p.m .. w 1 'll' Scrvica - 7 p.m. Jbel:li GNae ... I I a.rdl 326.£. Mlill St.. Pomeroy. SUDday School -'sOIII<d\''*'"" a.m., Wmhip plw .-· 'J.I.-.., ,.m. Coo1Wlle Jtoad , Putor: Rev_ Clwlel lllltrtiadalt. Sllllday School - 9 :30 a.m., 'Wuniip - 10:30 a.m .. Wedneiday Service • ~ 7,p;m. • • • ., , AdaadiDo&, Sunday-. 9'.30 Ul., ~ • 10,)0 a.m.• l!IO! ~ ·• -.-. )'o;m.my. Pailrir. .... w.........WOnbip 10:2.'5 a.m., . .. Wanllip-7 _ _ , ..,,1__ - -,~ Episcopal llaalec* Grow C'.UfltiMI CMtrdl Minister: Larry Brown, Worship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m .. Bible Swdy - 7 p.m. Sunday School • 9:30am. Preaching Service IO:JOam . Eve ning Serviex" 7:00pm. Wednesday Bible: Study HlO pm. Pastor: Whin Alrim ' ~:.-- MEIGS 'FMaYEYECAM, J.J.C A. JACICSOIII•" • , OD j M Wf!lb!Wt C..III"Cb fll Otrilt 33226 O.ildn:n's Home Rd. Pomeroy, OH Contact 740-441 -1296 Sunday morning 10:00 , Sun morning Bible study ; following worship . Sun . eve 6:00 pm, We.d bible study. 7 pm Baptist ~ ·u .-.toaloninlaleslate.net - r @tptional ' Churdl Of Christ · W.Va., Pmot: Neil Tennant. Sunday Services- 10:00 a.m .and 7 p.m. ww ' 74DIIU325 -..e. 4 :45-5:!5p.m.; Mass- 5:30 p.m .; ·Sun . Con. -8:45-9:15 a.m ... Sun. Mass- 9:30 8.111., Daily Mass - 8:30 a.m. .AS!3emb1y of God ..,.... Blesset/.IIN ,tM fJIIN ilr /tart; for dJe_y • dopll see Go4. . .Mfdtltew 5:8 lleuDeis oflhe'UIB-'REALiOR" 1'iDk up a oolor llroclwrBI p.m. JtoFr ~WLllford , ~---6.,.. -c.. a--. Bald Kaob, 011 Co . Rd . 31. Pastor: Rev. Sunda)' School - 9:30 . SdMwal , 9!lO..LIIl.,"fiariilip . lO:](),a.m., MMy {IJiacllll).'-r. 'Bab·· ~ Sdlaol - 9:45 Llll.• Won1oip - II lUll., "J' I . . 1 Savia:s • 1:30 p:m. I a...d Rc•. c.m. ~lph, Suoday -1::tO.p... OJ. WI* Rd.olf'Sl Itt.. lfiO. Pastor: PJ . s-y Sdlool - 10 am .• ....... - Jia.m., WolaoodaySeoviceo · 7 I p.m. ...., - 's.5ema:l-7pm. ~~ - :r.. <loibill, 9 ........ ....., • 10 a.m..;,..... Ser¥icel a.m-.rGeltl'.. ,, ' 0 pa,, v · , -.1k0ool - - I I Kiaasbury Ro.t . Pastor: lloben v.:e. Sunday S~Itool. - 9:30 i .m.• Wonhip Scrlice 10;30 a,m .. Evenin& Service 6 --~- -y- · .....,._... _ . ~- - 6,]()p~ Sacnd,H_,Ca-Chon..., !til_ Mulberry Alit!.. Pomeroy: 992-!5898 . Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz, Sat. Con . St:rvicc&: SLJn 10:00 a.m . & 7:30 p.m .. c..:..- .... I a.m.. 6 p.m., I ySavica.7p.m. 9:30 ....... Wl:niUp- 10:30 ._.._ad 6 ' iWoniOp ' J,]O ..... - . '' .,:tO ........ ~ oil- . 7:00 Ruuoll. ~_y School ad -...... 10 a .m . £wui.a& Services- 6 :30 ;p.m.., Catholic ·n' A,e1ta1k 1blwrrW lac. Loop Rd off New Lima Rd. Rutland. pride in .... Ave., Middleport. Rev. T .u;s. 'ftltMIIt-tolit )lor in .t!!I!!T' M!llwlly.did)Ius -.l.lbll ll!t 'I 11 n !!l.M!!!m lilllq! Ill Jlll!lf • lie-,. ill·.,mt? If •look It lhe ·~b ........ delrlhllwq Jlllllf in ll[lirit is dirldly " 4 alwldu.lpiril ci fll'llld!', llll.isJhe- o(hi God c- E~n~..., "MOoaa, ¥11'1 (lndependcnl Bapeist) SR 652.and Anderscm St. Pastor: Roben · Grady. Sunday school to am , Morning church II am. Swx.iay evening 6 pm, Wed. Bible Study 7 pm Micblcl Btldford:. ~llitar. Sunday, 10:30 a.m. l'llts . fJ:JO prayer, Wed . 7 pm Bible Study ~.o~~- ' -.--~ "~!Pi<-'- !10.,- . ...... Dr<id ~y7 p:m . •. I Su:t.y Sdlool - 9:10 a ..... 'Wtlnl.ap lO:JOaa. -c.dltlG.d Pailrir.Rao.-, s.da,--. - 10 a.m .. 6 p.JD., 'Vi' ' 1 y Sen'icel - 7 p.m. · RM-en ~wood , WV, Sunday School 10 am• Morning wordlip II am 'Evening - 7 pm , "'-Volley River Va&y Aposlolic Worship Cen1er, &,a ., Wonllip - IO:lO EYeain@ • 6 p.m., Wednei!'IY S.Viccl- 7 p.m. Salem St., Pastor: Ed Ramey . Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Evening - 1 p.m., Wedne&day Services - 7 p.m . ~ t l J - Cloriot m Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit . WORSIDP GOD 11HS WEEK ._...__ ..... ._.,.a-a.,.., "'""* _.......,CI>utth ..., . -Geapol....... ...- V.a..dt ad WW Rd., Pastor: James Miner, Sunday School - 10:30 a.m .. 873 S . 3rd The Dally Sentinel • hge A7 'tyQwm Ridxe- Paslor Linda Damewood , Saday khool - 5I _a.m., Worship Service ·10 un.2ad Dd4di Sunday Silvtr Puoor Mil« Adiills, SIOIIIay Scbool - 9,30 ur your light so shine beforr Tilt-,... ... , . , . , .,_ . . '36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-eao& aiSIIEII&LOIIIE PHAIMACY We FUI Doctors' Plaacr'Jptionl P.POIMm~W~IIIrt.VfMI "So"I strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and man." Acts 24: J· •• men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven." Man/lew 5:16 God so loved the .......-td 1 he gave his only lbe.gol~en son ... John 3: ] ,-; ""'~AUIIA NURSING CENTER Coolville, Ohio Located less than 30 minutes from Athens. Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-7~7-3156 "Siill sm.Jl to aur" erace is sufficient for thee: for m, smnah is made - Perfect in weakness. I I Cor. 12:9 Office Service &Supply 137.C N. 2nd Ave. Middlllfl0!1. OH 992.Q76 I �VALUFS R-E-8-P-E-C-T The Daily Sentinel PageA6 Friday~ April • A Hunger For More ~ tids ha~ De\'(!fllclrd mlibemy&lelyofGod'dovc <of oa.ey ~ 1 .and ilrllih. Wbetber I am IIIUide 1iODie 'liOI.'t <of joke ev.eo s'lightly sua:essful or uu:uily-6etilld odney not, I ...ea1zy donlt lk:now. ba.ve'lillid-andlibey ·WJW_ I 00 llmow, however, odb!d 11 111111: llikt 1 baa Jiust s lihat we as God' s -dlildren aawled lOUt rtbe 'Slime l lallall..ni iw.c:re 'Mitten for clrildrcn. .created .and 1"1'"b:med .al011£ ibc ·· 'Riw:r .after Honestly, il is written so that - - - - 110 "!'.e might find our fhittil\£ flood ~ "'h.. cltildren <Of all ages can &~ght .m God. 1llhere are <e'IJIIOil~" haid, "can't II ;get enjoy and be moved by it. ummag~able treasures df . <IIII.Y ifC!!peCt :around !bereT' But those for lWhom it is And just where in 1he world JJOY,. ..?CIOIJ.' and IJlCilce 'illhose !Of IIUS . 0 .Can lt'e81ly Wiiqen ~ fhose of .us .:lid ;we come !Up 'With the ib~ n~ tf!Je mslands ~t we ll".eJIICI1Iber Rodr!ey blow .among ibe grown .llJI popu- notion that faicy tales are c.a1l life s cexpenenccs. 1hllt ~built Ibis entire comlatiOn Who have fOund our- untrue? PJ:Jilaps 1hey 'Te not There ..are dragons to lbe <eey ciii'CCT .around the idea selves .entemlining suspi- historically tfactoal, but ~ dam~ls (and .dudes) <Of4Ic:mi'tgetnotrespect."a cion!; 1hat we're ~ow don't write fairy tales off as m dist1'7Ss nn ~need -still lau_gh at <the absmd undcrcstimating the mar- untrue: they lhave an uncan- of <lleliverance. There are ':w.ays lhe tdesaihed fuc ladk velous "W<ODdcr of living in ny knaCk of telling ·us the feasts spread •out m the han- of~ 1hat lbe ·recei¥ed God'ii ~ngdem. .Not a ttuth . about human nature quet hall1> of fellowshi,p Heillilked.about _going to ~ !~~like-believe . ikingdom w.hen we're :not inclined Ito WJ:~ . God . an4 ~ >file doctar _ his iJliDClriloWhere Jill our .dreams come listen to uuth through any ~sttans ~are JUSt w.all- _gist. 1lhe .doctor put a nibtrue, but a lnJe ~me 1hat is .as other medium without Ill£ :to ~ enJ~ycd by futJSe ifJer glove on Ibis hand 1hen . who will dare start out (Ill -stuck Ibis lfinger ri:n my much superior to our.dreams bCcoming JIIlgty. .as we tbirik <OUT ilreams are Fairy lli!es .honestly ·deal <the ~ .a_dvenUJre of truly mouth!" But aside from Rodnev to <OUT .cin:umstances. with such things as ·srnmw, wallcing w1th the LGrd. -e a~• '"•nt" *o he '-' '.ciJ1b I love the · wonder JIIld joy, cruelty w;td Gourage. ....v •.,· . ·~ .,~ • " .. Dangerfield, . there. isn't 1 deligln offairy tales. I love They are lher.efore betler de'"~-,.~ wolves to be much humor Jn the inoreasfucir 'tendency :to honestly "t:ruth-lellcrs'' than .any Ibis- tl~ed. .andbean~talks JUSt mg lack of respect demonJlliknowledge hardship, tory book or social .c em- w••nnn to be chmbed to ~ . . · strated 'by fiO many in our wickedness JIIld evil. And I mentmy Of course, if our new hei_ghts of eK~ society. My wife was dri~ especially love their liOOth- minds are increasingly God. In fact, soglonous.and ,.;no home on 1_77 from ill£ encouragements to not divorced from God's Word so wonderful.are the things Mersbur the other da g b··•·.thrJ give up, but to bold on lelUI- (the IBible ), and our 'hearts in store for belieYers that ·when an am uu1uce WI . ciously {O bepe. In a world -choose to fly free like wild . word s cannot trulY capture ~iren w.ailittg and lights that is ovmnm by cynicism, swans until !they're finally 1hthem. Weth only.aheadl:now thatht . flashing appeared in her condescension and political enmesbed in lllCts of selfey are ere m e · · 'Sh u11 d COI!I'ectne&s, we as adults destruction, fairy .tales can road, just beyond the gales :rear-v1ew muror. e P e --" ." '' ' - - tune. .. overto allow :the ambUlance need fairy tales far more be diah<ilical.w.eapons in the "''"'"""' upon a · · · · l 0 pass 'h &.· A'head . . of .her• :than the Children to whom 'hands ,of fuc "'wicked witch- "When lesus spoke again to we tell tbem. For children, es" of ·selfililiness and pride :the people ·H.e said,- ·~ am two ~ars.wer.e .drivll\g !adethe world still holds amaz- or the "'J11181'Y ·trolls" .of bit- 1he light ' of the world. by,.slde tn both lanes. ~e Whoever foUows Me will ambulance came up behin~ ing myfitecies and awe- terness and deipair. 'inspirill£ miracles. As slich, they can blur our nev& w.alk in darkness but ihe car m the left lane, and But ·somehow and liOIDe- capaci' 10 appreciate that will have the light ofltle'" that driver refused 1o mo':e ~ver! •I can only b~ :that 1f whcr.e along the long, .hard which 1s truly -deseMng of (Jlobn 8 : J1 N1V). ~ MolWilmr GIJ4 lliis ItS .one of my family memttail of growing up, we our love and devotion, the Iii il Jwwe ~ in bers m .an amb11:lance ne_Kt decide that fairy tales. are Lord Jesus Himself. If ·* ~ rille 1.2- time, other drivetfi will for the 'young, the simple, hemits di$oonnected fr.om l/1,_-.sGIIilurJiw:=-ofl/ show more respect1han that . the ignorant, or the naive. !G od tell <OUT maries, then the ''Die FDiry lidt Pat Mrs ' " one did! Peduips this departure from stories will fOlander God and One can J:urn on the TV our capaci!y to 'b e inspired puff "' our own :illusions of He is 6e JIIIW1r l(jf ~ ~ OlwnflJ WIJidz news and hear . example and moved with .awe is· the greatn~::ss .and 'Self-sufficien_ . S.dl9 ~ .after. e!UUDple of people n:ason that Jesus remaits in cy. So, my cv.entme to 4~455 'RfiqJ.ve.lk_,tbe refusmg to respec~ other 'Manbew 18:3 ·" .. ! tell you · 11etell 110me <Of our most ._,.,_, for . . t s .,. people, other people s pmJ?. ibe truth, .1inlcss you .change beloved fairy tales, the :goal and become like little chil- is -simply to tell the tales Jl6 ~ by e, 61 'Ill !JIIZS- erty, or_ -other .. people. s dren, you will never ·enter they Should pcthaps lhave ttMdaOIII @patiw.tl.JfJJ'llipo- needs. ¥7:hat does the war m lr~ ultimately buil. down ihe )dl1l!dom of .hea¥Cn.': been told and ttopefull_y .kin- &.a.). to. Respect. Each nval faction has little or no respect for the other factions, much less for the ll.Jnited States. Why' do people .oiilil.mit EUlESS, 1feus (A'P)- H.asson, president <Of the was .denied pcrmissien 10 fraud, ·break into homes or A SBJJtr:Jia priest bas flied BeCket !Fund said in a !illite- sacrifice goats as ,pan of .a businesses, or spray graffiti pilhlic buildings? an JQJPelil in federal .c owt ment. '1>cople of .all. faiths J:eligious .ceremony. 'For 1he . on · ~-lie lost his lrligious- shoUld be concerned When rite, a 4-inch blade ;is used Because they have no ~ .cl~Blletlge .10 a city the govemment . says some- to sever .a n aninuil's camtid :respect ·f or others. · The · respect problem is 'ban on Jlllimal slaughler. one cannotpmcticefueirreli- .artery, letting blood fall on.a 'I'hc W.ashin;gton-b.ased gion in their own home." shrine. The aninuil is .i hen ·e ven in our schools (some may say ·~pecially" our Becket !Fund for Religious Merced - an Oba, or prepared and eaten. . Euless officilil.s haveinsi* schools)_ Students do not Liberty :filed an · appeal priest- said animlil sacci'fllcsday oh llf'na]f of }n!'C- fices are .an essential devo- ~ eo fu .cQ!!I1 that ·lQQ!! sBrnfii:. -resjlecl iheir 1le8Chers, Ill@ tlcr.ood 1:o 111e Mil ti n in....Santeria, .A~on 1100 .l:lll!iWmoes prOhibit ihe allilllim; dG ~Their Cin:uit Court of Arfleals .in that emerged in Cuba when slaughter of certain kiruk of fitlldents. What i& :respectful New Orleans. Yoruba slaves fused ele- animals inside city limits. · .about.a:teacher wlilldng into "ihcEinitAmelidnentwJIS ments of Roman ntfJ.cials could not discuss '!he classroqm and snidely wrillr:n 10 pmrect me .ability Catholicism with ·their reli- the case because the city -sa_ying something like, of Jill failhs ;to W<IIVJip in gious traditions from Africa. does not comment on pend- "tQK, sluggards wake up idJcir own floma;; Jllld ;in their Merced so~ .a pennit ing litigation, said EUless .and pay .attention' Or is that from !Euless officials but ·spokeswoman Betsy ,Jleck_ too hard for · .¥ou?'' Of die- riindle-- .del18h' bnam weeks, fcillowill£ 61: pnb1icatioo of 1he book Jibe F.airy 11'ale ti'D.rribla t(.sevenll parts Of wbiclJ ba~ 4!PIJCII'Cd in this ooiQmn) I ibave on ~enll occasions been aSked if ibe .boo\. was :tJtat :on- J.s%,2' m Santeria priest appeals in federal coqrt www.mr f r l'fl• Awl cam u., .20011 I !Eventually, the eumple (, will stick. The key is patience. If you have not.seen 'The iRon Cl~'k Story,~ then you p )]I' 'DillY m:Yt. lmow what f m talking about. Ron Clark :is a Telil 'teacher who went to teach in .a middle school in il'lailem, New York. When iRon •walks into ihe Classroom, its ill total disarC611rSC, there iis IIIOthll!g -ray. The fi!Udents are used to espectfu1 lin .a student pushing their 'teachers hard ref!PO!lding tt:o libe 1e8Cher, enough that the teachers ~krc _ ou, 10~1~w.e go ,give up on them. but 1fiOt Ron !Clark. He "toughs ~I out. ...., ·w.reng iin pas5il1l! down \this Even when they graffiti the >idea>Cf rrefP'Ol? .entire classroom. lEven I rreally wish I lknew the when they talk back to him. -IIIISWer to lihat <ljllestion! I lEven w.ben they threaten grew np in .a lfanrily that him. Watch the movie, and demonstrated iiespect and you .will see where respect demand,.ih:espect, dn return. begins. w.l)enever l tneated ·someYou can also read your one disrespec.tfully in the Bible: '1Love your enemies, · e.y~s of my parents (.even if l do good to those who bale dido 't think I'd been .disre- you, bless those who curse spectful), I was required to _you, pray for those who apologize and change my mistreat you. ll.f srnneone behavior. Once, J was kidstrikes you on one cheek, · ding around with .a cousm. tum to him the other also. If We were going to play. a . someone takes your clolik, game of chess, and J. smd, do not stop him from taking · ''Denny I'm going to kick your tunic. Give to e-very· ' " yo:y~ beard me say that. one who asks you, and if anyone takes w.hat belongs i~ w.as the one time in my to you, do not demand it life that my mouth :was bact. roo to others as you · ~ap. wasbeil ·out with would 'have them do to My upbnngmg rls proba- . you." (Lrike 6:27-'31) bly unusual in this day and Jesus is 1101 telling his folage. And 1here may be some lowers to ·be pushovers or . who would say :that what wimps. He is telling us how my dad 'had tnt: do ·was not to demonstrate a reiiJICCt very :respectful1tself. But let me tell you, 1 certainly w.as that takes the world hy surSurprise them much more careful in. what I prise. enough, and they will &taJt said ( e'l})Ccially when Dad was around!). I learned that . surprising you back in all words matter. And tone of kinds of good ways! Take Rodney voice matters-. And context Dangerfield. At a memorial matters, too. :So !how ,do we gilt respect service on the OllC year anniversary of <his <death, back on track? That's a .question that I written .across ihe ~ky 2000 will attempt to answer. It feei1all and three miles long statts with me. And you. We was one word: :RESPECT. What wiU be written lihow :respect - even when about you · after you are fiomeone does not show respect to .us. Go.back to the .g one? Start living today classroom . e!UUDple. · The how ¥Oll want to be rememteacher walks into the room bered tomorrow. (~__, and shows respect 'to the students ,instead of disdain, iff II'"¥ Vrtitltil M"' fizt illdifft:rence or hostility. OliJimJt, til8 ElM '8M!t puc The tcids may not show it Racine. fw 'zy back, at first. But the H 111.111. ftalot lW!ny -/be .teacher is persistent in IP'.fllllfW ,gt mliiiJeiiiiiC@JIItl. respecting .t he· students. MUI1itllt..IIIIL) Evc:niq - 7:30p.m . 'lburs . 7:00p.m ., Pastor Many R. Hunoo - - - •. Quider lslilb lili:2.: is lbe 1111111o wiDn I 'llill J.JIIa1y 4 'y ei'Gtd • P.O. Box 467. Oudcling Lue; Mason. 1 W,lle thll is ilumllle ..t contrilr in ;1fiDI.a bt:alltt II my won!." And inlloR illm,JI!umoktsit Aw*Clydelrht'-whoCOIIIe Ware God in all[lirit rl humility,in . IIIOIII'IIin& aal illlinlm n..s.- m r.u.al aoer11H. wilb a - o( ~"I r alll{liri1llal pride. Olllliler die limillr ahice from lbe . .af)tl-. "Gto! "1'1'0'5 die ,..t. ... &iWS pe 10 5he llumWe. ~ )'lllllldws dxa:be Be WI I w.t a JIIO!ml.anlorqll.et lle1Uimd mwnilor;..t lW' ;.y 5o *ittrlw. Hunillle )W~Wlwsll!iart lhe Lonhai He d euh you." ()Bel~ 10) Aid lithou&h l1 Cllllie- dllliwli, p I lly'llllen w mfeelia& .,.-. ouupi:lrwlaa:u¥•••1••;.. •.. ,...oft~!...,. :pit• 14r, ....... *> .rf IOcultiY* I - fitpidiiiiiJIII'ftl!'. to'*'· )1M..._, . ' ......... Fl'eeWII Blplill a-a. Potm: floyd ~lou . Sunday Sc:h0019:30 to ~ervicc- IO:JOto 1.( :00 am . Wed. ~acbing 6 pm 10:30 am , Worship c-.....,c_ '-!' si.d.y 'Senic:&-7 p.m. --a.....m lkajamin Crawf"'\f. Suoday ocbool - 9,30 a.m ., Sunday . wonbip- 10:.30 a.m. & 7 pm., Wedoelday pn.)'Ct teJVice' - '7 p.m. -CIIordl tlCIIrial Middleport . Sunday School - 9:15 a .m., Worship - 10: 15 a.m., 7:00 p .m .. Wedneiday Servite- 7:00p.m . W..,..BII<Ie-a- _rlnt...,.. Pastor: Ryan Eaton. pastor . Sunday School - 9:30a.m .. Worship - 10:40 a.m .. 6:00 p.JII .. Wednesday Services - 7: 00 . p.m. ' ............. c.dltiCIIrial _.._...., Pastor: John Swansoft. Sundly School IOa.m., Worship - lla.m. , 7:00 p .m. ,w t 1 ..... -~· Putor: Denai& Weaver Suaday School9::.t5 :a.m·., EveninJ - 6 :30 p .m .. w d d•y &ervic:es- 6:30pm. OJIIl lepd, -- s-y School- g,Jo -1 '" ''wnn _ ___;-:... a..m., Samday WorWp - IOJO a.m ..& 7 ~W 1 fey Bihlr: Study- ? :00 p.m. Servlce - 10 a.m .. 6:00 p.m., Tueiliay I .. ·Comer of St. Rt. 1241l Bradbury Rd., y- __, Bill AmbergeJ. Sw:Jday School-9:30a.m, Woflbip - 8:00 a.m ., 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m.•Wcdoelday Services -7:00p.m. o.rs....... - a Walnut and Henry St!., Ravenswood, W.Va., Pastor: _David Rus.ell, Suaday School • 1,0:00 a.m .. Worship · 11 11.m. Services -6:00 -....-.Cioom. St . Rt . 143 ju' t off Rt . 7. futor; Rev Jlmes R. Acree . Sr., Suday Unified Service. Worahip - 10:30 a.m.. 6 p.m .. Wcdneiday Services -7 p.m. vieWy llopdot ' 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepon, Pastor: James E . · Kee~et: , Won;hip - IOI .m .. 7 p.m., Wedueiday Sen-ices - 7 p.m. ,foiii<·...... CM..m Railroad St .. Masoa, Sunday School • 10 Midlelle iKeBoedy a .m ., Wonhip - 11 a.m .. , 6 p .m . W.&day Services- 7 p.m. Director of Marketing and Admissions . F_ _ ....,.._-..,. _ R.,. Iolcph - · S _y_ScbooJ - 10 r.• ,Wl~ip • 11 :30 a.m. Warm Friendly TEMORD•H.ESiiAlE Atmosphere 'R1 cine, I!IH MI.Moriob ...... Fo~ & Main St .. Middleport. Sund.ty lloun! 6am - 8pm School · 9:30am .. Worship - 10:45 a.m . Pastor: Rev. Mic~l L Thompson. Jr. :MitTie~ 1{_e.stau.r1lnt c,..._ AllllooltY ...... . Homemade Desset:ts 'Made Daily 216:Easl SecondS!.•l'.ORIIIIDy H- .lbne:.-wpe· Self Storage ·--JOBahan Rd. illacine,OH 748-949-2217 ~.Dolly s,...;.u Open 7 days a week -· 740-992-7713 If ye 4/Hik in Mt, tuJ4 My words illbi4e !n yiHt, ye siWI ask wlud ~ •Will, alll it sltall be dmat lUito JOlt. Johnl5:7 740-985-3561 992-1550 ' a... 'Senrloe• P.ns All Mikel Ken and Aci.m ¥ Mm Su.nday Scbool - 9:30 a .m .. Worship • 10:45 a.m., Sunday Evening· 6:00 p.m ., Putor: Don Walker Agency Inc. Full line of Insurance Middleport, OH 740-992-6128 Products+ Financial ENCIES Inc. Services . Local source lor trophies, ues · t-shirts and more Qulck8l . U, Fence & White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio 740-667-3110 P.O. Box683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 .. -St. ....Jc' •a.nt~ . <1"""' Sy<I&IIIIII'C to Socond St •• Pomeroy. Sut1 . Scbool- 9:45a.m .. Wor&hip- I I a.m. United Methodist a.....~Mrt RfJI!ilhrile Cbttrdl .rCiuid Pastor: Philip Sturm. Sunday School: 9::rl a.m .. Worship Service: 10:30 a.m .. Bible: Study. Wedne.sday. 6:30p.m. C>oordloCCIIrial Sunday scboo19:l0 a.m., Sunday w~p - !0:30a.m. Tte CluodlfiiC-ai'-J' lnlersectiort 7 and 124 W, Evangeliu: Dennis Sargent , Sunday Bible Study ' 9:30 lt .m.. Worship: 10:30 a.m . and 6:30 p.m..- Wedneida)' Hible Stud}- 7 p.m. ~~.r~lo ?It Worship - 11 a:m . ~ Ricbud Neue . Bec:Mel Ullitt!d MdMIIill New Haven , Richard Nea~e , Putor. Sundi.y· .won;hip 9:30 a.tJ'! . 1\tei . 6:30 prayer and Bible Study. .-..n Mt. Olive :t 'I oo 11A behind Wi.JW.vil\e , Pastor: Rev. ~ Spiles, Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m .• Worship - IIJ:30 a.m., 7 p.m., Thmday Services- 7 p.m. Molp~lw­ Nuttlti:ill ClUilff, AICred. PtlitOf; Jlm Corbiu , Sunday School - 9 :30 a.m .. Worsbjp - II a.m., 6:30p.m.... Hanford . W.Va ., Pastor:David Greer, ~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship 10 :30 a.m.. 7:00 p.m .• Wedae&day Services -7:00p.m. Pastor: Jim Corbitt Worship - 9 a.m., ChUI!Ch ~God M L - a..dotlGod Mile Hill R4 .. "''acioe, if.IPOltl TROPHIES A l'fES 190 N. Second St. class 7 pm Wed . P~stor : your light so shine bef<>re I that they may see works and glorify •rFalliler in heaven." Matlbew Sizes available 51<1 01o 10 « 20 DRIWII.:e . . 'T'uppers Plains, Pastor Mike Mncln'!, Bible class. 9 a.m . Sunday; wonhip 10 a.m . S~mday: worship 6 :30 pm Sunday; Bible · -chriStian Union .. " We Sell Homes .at ~- a..dl tlCIIrial Jatneli ~ Pastor: Denzil NuU , Wonhip - 9 :30 a.in . Sunday Sdtool • 10;30 a.m. .tunml-~ me ,.., 011 7•991.51•1 .r-A.,.._,AdiOIMdl ltl .on.. -.,,OH 1 ..99l-6444 tJbW in Mt, iln4 MJ Brogari"Wamer """M•·abidt in JO!l ; yt slulll , INSURANCE SERVICES ask whol ye will,lllld it r1tall 21• ·E.IIIaln ·~ be dorte lllllO J011.. .,_ 192-5130 · ~ /oltll15;7 Pan•o,y - ~~I ~! 1 AI'UUIMI' ll Nl I<. AI HOMl every moalb .eveaio& W ·- r1 Bkssed an the pure in ltelut; for they sludl see God. MatthewS:& ~mice Kln7 _ ·- , -Y Scbool - 1n· am.. Wgllllp ~ n ....... 'F7C'Y SOffil:il6 jom: 'lllor Jllllic Sillily 7 pm lleltoradeao.tldMF. Ttu~J-~ Mcetina in the Mulbmy ~unity Center Gymnasium . Pastor Eddie Bacr. . Scrvi~ e11ery l'uu day 6 :30 pm e, •'~.'":1F'¥Ray seMCt ' L p I U 'I; Pastor: St. Rt . L24. Racine. ionllldo Rd. Sunday School - 10 a.m .• EveninJ - 7 p.m .• Wednesday Setvice5- 7 p.m. 7:30p.m. C h.UIMIIM" 'I' ...... Puun' 'lldea IWDo:, Cool•ille Ch=ll. • MaiD 1L Fiftb St., Suo. Sdlool - 10 a.m., Wonbip - 9a.m .• 1ileo. - ·'7 p.m. PIIIIIV*JT' a..dl Bailey Run Road. Pastor: Rev. Emmen Raw1on, Sunday EveniDI 7 p.m .. I H.irriloa~ PacRyled•u Clnudl s..-- TowDJbip Rd.. 468C. Sunday School • 9 a.m, Worship -· 10 a,m., \11 ' Pastor: Roben Crow, Worship - 9 a.m. 1411 BridJe!DI.Il St.. _Syracu&e, Sunc:lay Scbool - 10 a .m. Evenini - 6 p.m .. ~y Service- 1 p.m. 1ey · Services - 10 am. ' Presbyterian 'Ihln;iayService- 7pm. _._.. n I' 2 ta.rda Grand Stmet. Sundly School • 51:30 a.m. , Wonhip - 10,30 a.m.• Pulor l'llillip Bell Middleport l'n:abyterU Co. llil. 63. SIUIIIay Scbool - 9:30 a.m .. Worship· 10:30 a.m. s.-!11-lloy Mulberry Hts. Rd .. Pomeroy. Saturday Services:' Sabbath St hool • 2 p.m., Worship · 3 p.m . United Brethren Mt. H~ Ullted lD Chrilt -Ciofda..do pastor. Sundly School 10 am: wodlsip aervice 11 am.evenins let'Vice 7 pm. Wed . ""'""' """'"" 7 pm Lollg Boaom, S1111day School - 9:30a.m., Texas Community 3&411 WicJcham Rd. Ptilm: Peter MertiJtldaJe. Sunday School , 9:30 11 .m., Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:00 · p.m .. Wednesday Services - 7:00 p.m . Youth group meeting 2nd & 4th Sun~ayli 7 p.m. Edcla URI~ Brctbrm lD Christ Statt Ro1Jte 124. between Ree~liviUe &. Hockingport. Sunday ScOOol - 10 a.m .. Sunday Worship - 11:00 a.m . WeCDc&cky Servi ce~ - 7:00 p.m.. Pastor- M. Adam Will Fallll Gtooo<l ~ .~r:r :art~-., .. ,.~. - Worahip - 10:4-S a .m .• 7 ;30 . p .m., l'utor: Lcooard Powe:U. SuDOay Sdloul • 9:30 a.m ..Wonhip- H):lO am .,6:l0 p.m .. Wednciday Sttvica - 7 p.m., , , . ,........ Churcll of lbt Nawac , Pulor: Rusaell CarJOO • Samday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship - 10;45 un., 6 p.m., ... 1 1 y Services ; 7 p.m . s,_CIIordl,,.. Iiiii-• • Wednelday 7:JD p.m. Fwll G..,.t LIF33045 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, Pu10r: Roy Hualer. Slllldly Sebool - 10 a.m., Evening 7:30p.m .. Tuclday A Thurs.- 7:30p.m. ~we ••w c-..m. Sunday scbool - 10 a.m .• Worship - II a.m., Wed! ·""y Service - 7 p.m. ,\d- · Seventh-Day Adventist o,.wikC ')~ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship 10:30 am., 7 p.m. Nazarene --~,·­ Route 689, Albany, Rev. Uoyd Grimm , • Pastor: James Snyder. S~nd.ay School 10 a.m .. worship !lefVi~ II am . Huea c '1) Chmdl Off Rt . 114, Pastor: Edsel Hart. Sunday School- 9:30a.m,, Wcrship - 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. ,_._.. - llwleflllleiLi.cM' ' , b St. tt. 1l4 I +lilt. Oil Full Gospel. Cl Pastors Robert &. Robena Muster, Sunda)l School 9 :30 am . . Wonbip 10 :30 a~ - 7:00 pm , Wed. Service 7:00 pm Mlct' £ I C y Clltlldl - 57.5 P.cariJit .•...Middleport . Paator:.. Sam A-adef!o"1 Sundal:_ Sehool 10 a.m .. < School~ 9365 Hooper Road. Athens. Pastor: I....oonit Coats , Sunday Wonbip 10.00 am. wednesday: '1 pm Bailwaa•• C It),a.rdl Putor: Theron Dumam, Sunday • 9:30 a.m. and 7p.m., Wednesday"- 7 p.m. 7:00p.m.; Hcrschc:I -White. Sunday 10 am, Sunday Chwt:h Jei"Ylce - 6:30pm Wednesday 7 pm Fiillo Flill o..,.l..,_.. l..ollg Bottom. Pastor: Steve Reed, SIJI!day School • 9:30 a.m. Worlhip - 9:30 a.m. lad 7 p.m., Weaciday - 1 p.m., Friday fellow*ip lei'Vice 7 p.m. day - 7p.m. I Sumiay School - 10 a.m. , 11r.lllld.y Service! - 7 p.m. H - . c - Fdlowllllp ega Oavili, Sunday 1crvicc , 10 a.m .. Wedlcl4ay IICt'Vioe, 7 p.m . Pastor: Bill Musball Sunday School 9a.m .. Worship -- 10 a.m .• In SIUI.IIay c---c-.... · 2288, Sunday Sdlool 9:30 am. Sunday evening K:rvice 7:00 pm. Bibly Study · ~idity ~ice 1:00 pm . AI ' I Gnct: ·t i.J. 923 S. Thinl Sl.. MKidleport. PuW T""" _....... tii.o.rdl Sclaool- 10:00 a.m. Putor: ·-~tlCIIrial MioiJiccDoog51wnblil<. O l d - F..., Wll11opdot ~ 28601 St . Rt . 7, Middlepon, Sunda,y it~ s Mofltii- - p;,.; a..,.,Wonblp • 9,00 a.m ., Sa.day - Solom Back of West Columbia, W.Va.om Lleving Road. Pastor: Charles Rollih (304) 675 - PattyW.dr:,603 Second-Ave . Muon. 7735017, Service time: Sunday 10:30 un .. Putor. John Gilmon:. Sllllday Scbool - II am., Wlnhi:p • 10 am. Ciaiit" ~.floySolioll -.-.rem. Rt .3 311 . Antiquity, Pastor: Jesse Morris . Services: Saturday 2:00p.m. "-!Jie Caner Rdt. R~Cmc. Obio. Pastor: John GillnDK, Swiday SdD1I 9:45 a.m., Worship - II :00 a.m. , Bible Stwiy Wed. 1:30 p.m. St. -Rt . 160 , 446-6247 or 446-7486 . Sunday School 10:20-11 a .m ., Relief Sund.tr SQimL::...i;lO_AJilu Worah_!e and CimJmunion ~ - 10:30 a.m., Bob J. WelT)', Filii ~ CHrdl allheLi .... S.- ..Full-Gospel Church" . Pastors John &. carmel • a.- 10:30 a.m . nd 6 _ SocictyiPrieithood ' ll:OS-12:00 noon, Sacramea1 SerVice 9-JO : aS a.m ., HOIIIOIIIIkiJI& ....... IATbllrs. -7pm . Minilw - Cazul ...... ~,- ) 3173 CJeorxes Creek Road, Ollllipoli•. OH Pastor: Jamie Wireman, Sunday Smices 10:30 a.m. Wednesday - 7 p .m. Thursday Prayer '& Prai!it a1 6 pm. Classes for all ages ~very Sunday & Wedrtesday. www.thearkchurch ,net P~tor : Latter~y Saints Wonbip - 10:30 a.m . Ill!!! U4 llieinc, OR. ~ -.£<~CUter, , z ~P- p.m. --c.dl Gilmon:, SUbda:y School - 10 a.m., Worship - 9 •-J'l·· \'J 1 day Seryioe& - 10 a.m. .pm.,Wedaesday Service · 7«1 p.m. C.... fill Cbrill Minister: Tom -Runyoo , 39!i58 Bradbury Roa4, Middlepon. Sunday School ·' 9:30 • ayStrvice&- 1:00-p.m. ....... 9:l0 a.m.. Communi'on • 10 a.m .• Sunday School • lO:tS am .. Youth-5:30pm Sunday, Bible Study Wedr<iday 7 pm Cllllao ~c..n;o Clifton. W.Va .• Sunday Schgol -· 10 a.m .. Worship - 7 p.m .. Wedne&day Service - 7 3911 Alb St .• Middleport-Paston Mark Morrow I: ·Rodney Walker Sur.day School - 9:30 a.m., Morning Worship 10:30a.m. &: 7:00pm, WedDesday ScM~ ·- 7:00p.m.. Youdt Sentice- 7:00p.m. ~:John 1.-re1 Clll' Fret PI t cr a Clllrdl Putor: Gltm1 Rowe . SuDclay School - Instrumental, Worship Service - 9 a.m ., ___ _._. Wedoeiday Servico - 1 p.m. \'-* Dmctor. Beny Fu.lks. Sunday _, . Pastor. Rev. Lmy Lemley; SUDday Sdlool -9:30a.m. , Wonhip - 10:45 a.m., 1 p.m .• 'Jbunday Bible Study and Youth- 7 p.m. p.m .. Wcdneiday Services - 1 p.m. ,, ~a.rilt .W.1: 10 -=a Wonbip A 6 pn Family :uJr: Clulel, Wed &: Thur llipt Ufe . : . _ a1 7 pm. Tlllon """'""' ladies' 1JI>1lnllp·al 1 0 . - Umm YOIIIh life Onqo 00 Wed ........ from 6o!O .,1,30 . ..,.... oaliJic • :www.bl:thl:lwc::.cq . Sunday Scboo1 - 10 un., Wonbip - 9 a.m. tya- ~IJI·~ !Rob Blrtler, Aliloc. PuiDr Karyn Davis. •• 1.th .. SOO N. 2nd ,t.ve .. Middlepon . Pastor: Mike Fon:man, Pa.stor·Emeritu.-. Lawret'ICE Foreman. Worship- 10:00 am .PWu, OH. Noa-dmomiutiona.l with C ; ay Pni.e &: Wor*ip. Putor -y ·- c - Chris- ·39!12 StIll. 1: 2milos aoooh of~ - . William K. Mlnball. ' School - IO:t-5 a.m .. Wonbip - 9:15a.m .. Bible. Sbldy:'Mtaiay 7:00pm ' s ~' , Sttvantllt c....,.lllity D11n:11 Sunday School 10:00 lim, Sunday Worahip li :OO am, Wednesday 7:00 pm Putor: Bryan&. Miu:y Dailey ---c.. ,... 10:3Sa:m. · Sen-ices- 7 p.m. . 75 l'wl. Sl.. Middlepon. Pas"'" Doug CoJ., Sunday School - 10 a.m. WOBhip 10:45 p.m., Sunday Eve. 7 :00 ,.in.. Wednesdly Service - 7:-30p.m. Pu1ur: Roger Waoon , SIUlday School 9 :30 a .m., Worship - 10:30 a.m ., 1 :00 c llick -...:, Sllllday lldlool . '9 :.) a;m. , Wonbip - 10:30 UD., 'hundty JUdae car-a. or Cllrill u,..a..c <. ' Portlaad-b::iee Rd.., Paaor. Jim Proffiu, Svnday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship • 10:30 a.m.. Weclnesday Services - 7:00 _..,g.., h..;~ -G---~ Cloo!dl "'Clnilt Pomeroy, Harrisonville Rd. (Rt.l43). Caleoeria- ........ . • I Worship 10:30 a.m,. '1: 30 p.m., W 1 1 ay Service - 7:30p.m. 10:00 am - Noon Sunday; laformal Won!Up. <:llikftn'a-OIIU!dlry 10 a.m. ~ !ioalor, SIOIIIay- 9;(Kl a;m., Worship - 10 ·a.m., YGIIIIIb FeliJQ ibj;:, s-Ia_y - fi p.m. l*ty ,...., lf2 mile off Rt_. 325, Pastor: Rev. O'Dell M.mley, S.u:nd.ly School - 9 :30 am .. Worship - 10:30 a.m., ' 7 :30 p.m., ~ s....;., · 7J Op.m. Pastor: Billy Zuspan 6th and Palmer St .. ~. Somday- - 9 - Blickwood, Suaday School - 9 :30 ~~, . . olllp (Noo......,_fell0W111ip) Mooting ;, ""' Mo;p MKidle Sdoool ... a.m-..su.day~ · 2 p.m. I Putor: Brian Duriwn , Wonbip - 9:30 llcwcy Kiog. Sooaday ldiool- 9:30 a.m .. SIJDday worship -7 pm., Wedaadly ' pmyer IIICCt.Utg- 7 p.m. Worship - 10:30 _ a:m., !):30 p.m . Wednesday Services - 6:30 p:m. -- c.....-r..- Cltrilt Coh.ryiiOkC- ._..GnllltC o.rdt . ,.,.., Wayae Donbjl. S-111-6111 . Tuppm Plains. Som. Wonbip: 10 am A 6:30pm., Wed . Bible Study 7:00p.m. .._., Rev. Leading Co<d< ·lld.. ltyllad. - Pa-.l!IIICe Thrry. SUOiday Scbool -9:30 a.m . _....,a.m. Sunday-- [0 r-ICI<ooal _, _ _ a..... .... ct.rdi.C Cllrial Worship - 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School 10:30 a.m., Putor-Jeffrey'Wallaoe, h t and lnl Swxlay Q :lilow s.diiY - Sunday School - 9 am .•Wonbip • 10 a.m. Coh.ry....... Dooool Harriiotl.ville Road, Putor: Cbarles MdCmzie, Sunday Sdtool 9:l0 a.m .. Wonhip - II a.m., 1:00 p.m., Wedliellday Service - 1:00pm. - 9:30a.m .. Worship- 8:1S, 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m .• Wedbelday Services - '1 p.m. I - 'Lm., Wonbip - 31057--121. Llllp•lle . Pwr. Cbildreo s Oirector; Sharon Say~~: ; Teen o;""""" Dodger \'ouqhan. Sll!lday Sdlool 41872 Pomeroy Pike. Sunday School 9:30a.m., Wonhip - 9:45 .am 4 7:00 p.m .. Wednesday Sen ices - 7:00p.m. f' , 1I Pomeroy Pike, Co . Rd., Pastor: Rev . - · - , Wonbip-10'00 am .• M'd' 5 t Cllllrdlei'CIIrllt · 51h anti Main , Pastor: AI Hanaon, Fint~ .Biflllot Sa=. a _, __ Kay-· I SOm: Tomek. Main I ti'IIIG-.il Clll&dllllarriJan.W.. ......(115! I I) Putor: Brian Dwahun, Sunday Sca.ool • !UO.a.m., WOnbip- 11:00 am . 'tsC-.., ,..,.. 1....uir: !lev. Fnmklin Dickens , Service: P.ridl!y, 7 P~.,., ·' -locGwiooa ' A.New? 1 -- IWiDess 33226 Children's Home Rd ., Sunday School · II am., Wonhip - JOa.m., 6 p.m. Wednelday Seni~ - 7 p.m . &.llopdotChordo (Soodloeno) 570 Orant St ., MiddlqJOn , Sunday &ehool - 9:30a.m .. WOilhip - II a.m. and 6-p.m.,· WednQsday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Blis lbllloolll11nt . . . . . C-.do SII!lday School - 9:30 a.m ., .Wmbip 1.0:4S411.m. -..oyflnt ...... Pastor Jon Brockert, East Main St.. Sunday Sch . 9:30am, Wcnhijl 10:10 am 0 G I 14111- SI.,S-,DII a.m .. Wonllip - 9 a.m. i(l' ,,~ s.. Sd<oi\I,W ~,'Soody ..... 6;'10 po ' Pulor. Bob Robiluoo, .&lwanl Payoe c.rdlalcm. 212 W. Main St .. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.. Worship- 10:10 a.m., 6 p.m.• WldneDyScrvi'-U - 7 p.m. Pastor. Steve L..itlle, SUDday School: 9 :30 am., Morning Wortbip: 10:30 am, - y Bible Snxly 6:30pm: clloir l'f'ICb.ce 7:30; youth and Bible Buddies 6:30p.m. Thurs. I pm book litUdy ,._~ 10 a.m., Wonlaip -11 a.m. .at illoly Euc:harist II :00 a.m. Rev. ~-c.Udrt. W.Va. Rt. I. Pastor: Brian May, s.ndly.Sc:lloo1 - 9:30a.m .• Wonhip - 7!00 p:m., 91:' lay Bibk Suwly - 7:00p.m. Odu~ -n.wa,..-.-ySd!ool· I - . _ . . . . , , _ , Scjlooi - UO - 10:30 am .. 6:30 p.m .. w 1 'll' Scrvica - 7 p.m. Jbel:li GNae ... I I a.rdl 326.£. Mlill St.. Pomeroy. SUDday School -'sOIII<d\''*'"" a.m., Wmhip plw .-· 'J.I.-.., ,.m. Coo1Wlle Jtoad , Putor: Rev_ Clwlel lllltrtiadalt. Sllllday School - 9 :30 a.m., 'Wuniip - 10:30 a.m .. Wedneiday Service • ~ 7,p;m. • • • ., , AdaadiDo&, Sunday-. 9'.30 Ul., ~ • 10,)0 a.m.• l!IO! ~ ·• -.-. )'o;m.my. Pailrir. .... w.........WOnbip 10:2.'5 a.m., . .. Wanllip-7 _ _ , ..,,1__ - -,~ Episcopal llaalec* Grow C'.UfltiMI CMtrdl Minister: Larry Brown, Worship • 9:30 a.m. Sunday School • 10:30 a.m .. Bible Swdy - 7 p.m. Sunday School • 9:30am. Preaching Service IO:JOam . Eve ning Serviex" 7:00pm. Wednesday Bible: Study HlO pm. Pastor: Whin Alrim ' ~:.-- MEIGS 'FMaYEYECAM, J.J.C A. JACICSOIII•" • , OD j M Wf!lb!Wt C..III"Cb fll Otrilt 33226 O.ildn:n's Home Rd. Pomeroy, OH Contact 740-441 -1296 Sunday morning 10:00 , Sun morning Bible study ; following worship . Sun . eve 6:00 pm, We.d bible study. 7 pm Baptist ~ ·u .-.toaloninlaleslate.net - r @tptional ' Churdl Of Christ · W.Va., Pmot: Neil Tennant. Sunday Services- 10:00 a.m .and 7 p.m. ww ' 74DIIU325 -..e. 4 :45-5:!5p.m.; Mass- 5:30 p.m .; ·Sun . Con. -8:45-9:15 a.m ... Sun. Mass- 9:30 8.111., Daily Mass - 8:30 a.m. .AS!3emb1y of God ..,.... Blesset/.IIN ,tM fJIIN ilr /tart; for dJe_y • dopll see Go4. . .Mfdtltew 5:8 lleuDeis oflhe'UIB-'REALiOR" 1'iDk up a oolor llroclwrBI p.m. JtoFr ~WLllford , ~---6.,.. -c.. a--. Bald Kaob, 011 Co . Rd . 31. Pastor: Rev. Sunda)' School - 9:30 . SdMwal , 9!lO..LIIl.,"fiariilip . lO:](),a.m., MMy {IJiacllll).'-r. 'Bab·· ~ Sdlaol - 9:45 Llll.• Won1oip - II lUll., "J' I . . 1 Savia:s • 1:30 p:m. I a...d Rc•. c.m. ~lph, Suoday -1::tO.p... OJ. WI* Rd.olf'Sl Itt.. lfiO. Pastor: PJ . s-y Sdlool - 10 am .• ....... - Jia.m., WolaoodaySeoviceo · 7 I p.m. ...., - 's.5ema:l-7pm. ~~ - :r.. <loibill, 9 ........ ....., • 10 a.m..;,..... Ser¥icel a.m-.rGeltl'.. ,, ' 0 pa,, v · , -.1k0ool - - I I Kiaasbury Ro.t . Pastor: lloben v.:e. Sunday S~Itool. - 9:30 i .m.• Wonhip Scrlice 10;30 a,m .. Evenin& Service 6 --~- -y- · .....,._... _ . ~- - 6,]()p~ Sacnd,H_,Ca-Chon..., !til_ Mulberry Alit!.. Pomeroy: 992-!5898 . Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz, Sat. Con . St:rvicc&: SLJn 10:00 a.m . & 7:30 p.m .. c..:..- .... I a.m.. 6 p.m., I ySavica.7p.m. 9:30 ....... Wl:niUp- 10:30 ._.._ad 6 ' iWoniOp ' J,]O ..... - . '' .,:tO ........ ~ oil- . 7:00 Ruuoll. ~_y School ad -...... 10 a .m . £wui.a& Services- 6 :30 ;p.m.., Catholic ·n' A,e1ta1k 1blwrrW lac. Loop Rd off New Lima Rd. Rutland. pride in .... Ave., Middleport. Rev. T .u;s. 'ftltMIIt-tolit )lor in .t!!I!!T' M!llwlly.did)Ius -.l.lbll ll!t 'I 11 n !!l.M!!!m lilllq! Ill Jlll!lf • lie-,. ill·.,mt? If •look It lhe ·~b ........ delrlhllwq Jlllllf in ll[lirit is dirldly " 4 alwldu.lpiril ci fll'llld!', llll.isJhe- o(hi God c- E~n~..., "MOoaa, ¥11'1 (lndependcnl Bapeist) SR 652.and Anderscm St. Pastor: Roben · Grady. Sunday school to am , Morning church II am. Swx.iay evening 6 pm, Wed. Bible Study 7 pm Micblcl Btldford:. ~llitar. Sunday, 10:30 a.m. l'llts . fJ:JO prayer, Wed . 7 pm Bible Study ~.o~~- ' -.--~ "~!Pi<-'- !10.,- . ...... Dr<id ~y7 p:m . •. I Su:t.y Sdlool - 9:10 a ..... 'Wtlnl.ap lO:JOaa. -c.dltlG.d Pailrir.Rao.-, s.da,--. - 10 a.m .. 6 p.JD., 'Vi' ' 1 y Sen'icel - 7 p.m. · RM-en ~wood , WV, Sunday School 10 am• Morning wordlip II am 'Evening - 7 pm , "'-Volley River Va&y Aposlolic Worship Cen1er, &,a ., Wonllip - IO:lO EYeain@ • 6 p.m., Wednei!'IY S.Viccl- 7 p.m. Salem St., Pastor: Ed Ramey . Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Evening - 1 p.m., Wedne&day Services - 7 p.m . ~ t l J - Cloriot m Blessed Are the Poor in Spirit . WORSIDP GOD 11HS WEEK ._...__ ..... ._.,.a-a.,.., "'""* _.......,CI>utth ..., . -Geapol....... ...- V.a..dt ad WW Rd., Pastor: James Miner, Sunday School - 10:30 a.m .. 873 S . 3rd The Dally Sentinel • hge A7 'tyQwm Ridxe- Paslor Linda Damewood , Saday khool - 5I _a.m., Worship Service ·10 un.2ad Dd4di Sunday Silvtr Puoor Mil« Adiills, SIOIIIay Scbool - 9,30 ur your light so shine beforr Tilt-,... ... , . , . , .,_ . . '36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-eao& aiSIIEII&LOIIIE PHAIMACY We FUI Doctors' Plaacr'Jptionl P.POIMm~W~IIIrt.VfMI "So"I strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and man." Acts 24: J· •• men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven." Man/lew 5:16 God so loved the .......-td 1 he gave his only lbe.gol~en son ... John 3: ] ,-; ""'~AUIIA NURSING CENTER Coolville, Ohio Located less than 30 minutes from Athens. Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-7~7-3156 "Siill sm.Jl to aur" erace is sufficient for thee: for m, smnah is made - Perfect in weakness. I I Cor. 12:9 Office Service &Supply 137.C N. 2nd Ave. Middlllfl0!1. OH 992.Q76 I �• • STATE The Daily Sentinel · Basketball ~ives boost Inside Sod Friday, Aprilu, zoo8 Funeral Home in Pomeroy . presents a $1 ,000 donation to 1tle · Meigs High School Baskelball program. Thereto accept the donation is son, Benny ·Ewing, also the head bas- · ketball coach at Meigs. ""'* . Friday, April lf, 2008 ' lncAL ScHEDULE POMEROV - A Kheduta of upcoming high schoOl varsity sporting events involving te11ma from Meigs County. Meigs gets first TVC win with 14-2 thumpiilg ofYmton County .....,.-, ai.Bei1Kl Hlllnd (dou-•), 1 p.m . . Melgl at SOulhom ( - ) . Patterson all walked, while senior. Talisba Beha a nd Hoffman drove in one and two, respectively. Just one run from the Lady Vikings in the bottom of tbe inning meant an emphatic first TVC win of the· season for Meigs. Beha finished with a hit, a walk, and a run scored: VanMeter had a hit and two runs scored. Patterson walked three times and scored two runs, and Ebersbach walked twice and scored once. Meigs next plays on Friday at home against county-rival Eastern. Start time will be 5 p.m. Molge ot SOulhom ( - ). noon M Easte<n at ------Barwllllblh 5 p.m. ~. .Eastern at~, 5 ·p.m. .Meigs at Vinlon Coonty, 4:30 p.m. 5ouJtlem at Rio Gmnde. 4:30 p.m. •• 1 Apr; . . . t 12 X EastematBe!iinHilond(-), 1 p.m. Me;gi at Sou1hom ( _ ,, noon Melgl at Sou1hom ( - ). noon E-.n at Belpre, to a.m. Southern at Bolp!o, 4:30p.m. w. Ag;12 Bop. Local Stocks t 55.45 Olllo V..., a.nc: Corp. (NAS- noon . DAQ)- 25;01' BBT (NYSE) - 32.5o l'wt:pl (N•SD•Q)- 23.31 P&p lea CNYSEJ -71.70 Pawalltw (N•SOAQ•-12.11 Ra cto II (NYliE)- 51.20 Aoc*y IIOCIM (NASDAQ)- 5AI .....,.. Du1r::h Shell - 7i.k s... Holdll. (NASOAQ)105.11 vldMibJ Ed cad""'-...,. · ' MARIETIA Regatn your agility and mobility ... w rth F1rst Settlement Orthopaedics ! . • Spa:ially lllinlld &lli81J1y mlhld .111111 •w.m. fricadly eJIIIinluJir.rJ · We Specialize la: Nff~ Pllillll Quiet. Cmvenim Appim!Delllll Availalie - Br Scm WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT There will be a USSSA Mens class D and E softball tournament Saturday in Marietta. The tournament will be round-robin with · · single · elimination rounds to fol· low. The cost is $115 with awards given to first and ......., ... ,wolnPolnl n 1111 (aCMJ 174-017"11 1 L IPC. ·s. or tbe art SurJery c.r Chapman throws perfect game in second stnaight no-hitter Mens class D,E softball tourney in Marietta p.m. Ef cla*il • . - o i &CIIali11or Apr1110, . . . pro- . citlladti&CI&.._Mein ---- llollo14,- County 2 351 005 t4t12 VC 000 Ott 214 WP ;- Ebeioboch; lP- GraYBB. SPORTS BRIEFS .,..,_,....,.._1he4 G 'l1p ollut (140) 4414441 ..m !' . Eulem at Belpie. to a.m. SOUthem at Bolpio. 4:30p.m. WIU1 &1(N't8E) 54.81 W..wlr'• (NYSEI 22.M Wui • • Jl I (NYSE)-17.37 Am,., Bl The Daily Sentinel • wiD again, .... 82 Mal;ten nmdown, . . . 88 Frlday••• Mostly cloudy Saturday nigbL.Cloudy with a chance of thunderc with a 40 percent chance of · storms. A chance of show- showers. Cooler with lows ers in the morning ...Then in the upper 30s. Wesi showers like Iy in the after- winds 10 to 15 mph. noon. Highs in the upper Sllnday•••Cioudy with 70s. South winds 10 to 15 showers likely. Highs in the mph. Chance . of rain 70 lower 50s. Chance of rain peFcent. 60 percent. . Friday nigbt•••Showers Sunday nigbt. ••Cioudy and thunderstorms in the with a 50 percent chance of evening ... Tben showers rain showers. Lows in the and thunderstorms likely mid 30s. after midnight. Lows Monday••• Mostly cloudy · around 50. · Southwest wilh a 50 percent chance .winds 10 to 15 mph. of rain showers. Highs in Chance of rain 80 percent. the upper 40s. · Saturday...PaJtly sunny Monday nigbt...Mostly ·with a 20 percent chance of cloudy. Lows in the lower showers. Breezy and much 30s. cooler with highs . in the Tuesday and Tuesday mid 50s. Southwest winds · nigbt••• Partly cloudy: 15 to 20 mph with gusts up Highs in the mid 50s. Lows to 30 mph' in the mid 30s. ' Ben Ewing 1l pts Scoftboard, Pace 84 Local Weather (left) of EWing SUbmlllld Page AS second place. •Spin H • and Siqery •Diagnoslit 1111 Sttrgical For more informati.o n, please contact B.J. Mayer at 740-336.-5660. ~ ... •Tibl.llill•l·..'a.lltl •Had IIIII Fen s.tY • illovllive Hip Repii'CIICII' 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf tourney Tocllaolo@y . I ''·, ~ MASON, W.Va. - The 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, May 31. at the Riverside Golf Course .,.._._at 8 :3Q ~a.-m. -·--~ ::-:--1:- :-!he fornt;<tt is a $60 .PC! person, brmg your own team four-mao scramble. Teams must have a com. ...,... •• 7 .,.,._ bined handicap of 40 or above with only one team Ea5tem !lead coach Brian Bowen is surrounded by his team after defeating Trimble IH and winning his 100th baseball member under 10. Price game at Eastern High School. includes golf, cart, lunch, and beverages. Prizes will be awarded for the top three ~ ' Congressman calls .~ous ·to protect slain Marine ~nate · . 8Y IJAMES HANNAH ASSOCJATED PRESS WRITER inch-Ides the Lauterbacb's protect the viCtim adccjuately, d&R, Kram1icb ·lilid. A 111111home in V.aMaH!! ,the Victim remaining in the pie of l..aulan's DMA Wasif·t .. . =. - A lawmaker Lauterbach The charredof same :viclnity7as..the · ~beejj·~·""~" i'g··~·'*Nb~iac~hq:::: _ ,PAY1DN · andremain's 11m' fflllfi aisailant-" •S!!!!dv;r walleged -· taken laU!r tOld a ehiiled& MIIIDltl Co!pS m1 Were found buned- in Scott ~owifi, foulliW tor she _,~ Thursday for w~ ~call~ Laurean's backyard in and president of the Rape, cbild wasl.aureao's based on r-1 ~~~C.~~~.Ji!'!:~:::NP a lack of urgency m mvestl· North Carolina in January. Abuse and Incest National a recalculated conception . IJo gating . rape allegations Lt. Gen. R.S. Kramlich, Network, said rape allega- date, he said made by a pregnant Marine director ·of the Marine tions must be taken seriOus- "t:!r" .. I against ~ colleag~:~e later accused m her slaymg, and el!;perts called for greater protection of such victims. Re~. MichaelTumer, who sub~tted questions to the' Mannes on behalf of the woman's Ohio family, said the ~rps ~ook seven months to t~vesugate Lance Cpl. Mana Lauterbach's allega· uon that she was raped by. Cpl..Cesar ~and~ tt resulted m little actton. Laurean is charged in . Lauterbach's death, and investigators believe he fled to his native Mexico. ·~ actions taken by the Manne Corps . to protect l,.ancc . Corporal" Ml!fiB ~uterbach w~re totally Corps staff, said in a letter released Wednesday in response to· Thmer's questions ·that the Marines took appropriate steps to fully investigate the sel!;ual assaUlt allegations. · Kramlich said Lauterbach had told investigators she did not feel Laurean posed a danger or threat. to her. A message seeking com· ,mertt from Lauterbach's mother, Mary Lauterbach, was left at her home. The Lauterbach case· fol" lows a pattern, Anita Sanchez, spokeswoman for the Miles Foundation, a private group that worb With victims of Crimes in the ~I· itary, s,aid Thursday. . ly and investi~ated quickly or future viCtims could be discouraged from reporting them, And he said victims should not be prevented from transferring away from a military base where an attack occurred. "It makes them relive .it every day and fear for their safety every day," he said. . Kramlich said Lauterbach was assigned to a diJferent work area, •t wo miles away from where Laurean wor.ked. And he said Lauterbach did .not reg.u est a transfer to another ba'se. After Lauterbach tested positive for P,"Cgnancy. inves:1~ decided to po8lpOIIe · a sample of the cbild's -~ '"i ll ••••n•y ..... 1 • To ·RI!porl Child Abuse& Netject /-7LIJ-W2-Jb58 I • . /-800-992-2b08 71JatsAWeei< · Forfi!Ofl ~lblillliiO&• c:a1i 140 112 ~117 !d. 111 175 Race 91n11, P.O. Bcill111 •lllddllp art, Ohio 45710 For more information, contact Meigs football ~oach Mike Chancey at 740-992-2158 or 740-9920064. · .. madequate," n- blican Wsatd h11seTUrner. di stnct . a ·thread "Some . of the common DNA,until its birth due1o the ~tn;;;~~~•;l;a~lll;a..;..a~rn:rr~ ._.:_.,, ..... ;;;-~·~"~·.,.;w;;f':~'"~ .-: ·~~-~~;;·..,=:~.,~-~~~~ ,mure....,: · -·• .Cicllld · ~~~ ""pu S mclude failure tO invasiveness of the proce· . 1:1:~. US or ,.fiAftllar....a : - ..,.,.,,.,...,,...; a a - • .... --- ··= ----- , rll • ·' ' ' BY 8lmul WAIJEIII . B~M.TERSOMYDAILVTRIBUNE.COM projll1l01 Thursday evening dunng an 8-7 triumph over visiting Trimble in a Tri· Valley Conference Hocking Division matchup. The Eagles (2-4, 1-1 TVC Hocking) ended a four-game losing streak with the decision, as well as earned their frrst league win of the 2008 campaign. Figuring that those ~~!!!W!l on the same o_iglit that ,Bowen, .,- who has three district chainpionships at EHS- reached triple-digits in career wins, you could probably imagine how pleased he was following the contest · "We were able to end a four-game losing streak and pick up our first league win of the season; so this is a big win for us," Bowen com· mented. "It's my lOOth win with this program and I'm vgy ptoud of that, but the bigger , . aecomplishment tonight was that we were able to get back in the win column." Bowen also acknowledged lhat Tomcats (1-6. 1·2) managed to add a few gray hairs throughout the course of the evening. . "I'm definitely glad that we were able to hang on and get the win. I think we underestimated Trimble a little bit and we were fortu· :. · "·"~ llill! F t II, A - H:Jlc;!~nr D1v1s1on wm. The back-to-back no hit· ters are the first since Jim Hubbard accomplished the feat circa 1971 (37 years ago) and may be the only times in school history the feat has ever been accom· plished. · Southern went. up 1-0 in the ftrst on ·a . Butch Mamhout walk, two stolen bases and a sacrifice fly out . by Kreig Kleski. In the second, . Southern scored · five times. Chris· Holter walked, Jordan Taylor reached on an error. Anthony Shamblin walked, Mamhout reached via a fielder' s choice, Kleski had , an RBI single, and another PltiH M CMpMiq, . - . , .. 111 Lady Eagles beat Trimble, stay unbeaten in TVC Hocking oi'c ... , .... Bo 'cks tOOth career · wm · l t Easlem wen PI up TUPPERS PLAINS - In general, most people would be thrilled to hit, the century mark. Eastern baseball coach Brian Bowen is cerSTEWART ~·w:i~=-~w.;: no exception. Speedway in Sl bas Bowen starting his postpoiled its opening night eighth year as the Eagles' until April 18 because !If the skipP\lr - picked up his delay in oompletion of sev~ II)Oth c~r viutory wjth the eral projects O!l the speedway grounds. Fans are asked to call 740-662-4111 before driving to the -speedway or visit . the Skylinespeedway.net web:site for further announcements. K·C Raceway in TUPPERS PLAINS Cbillicothc will n with Eastern softball continued llie Lucas seiies its winning ways ThUilday Saturday. April 12, paying evening against visiting $10,000 to win. Trimble, posting its lhird : Skyline will run Late straight overall victory Models, 410 Outlaw while remaining unbeaten in Sprints, Modifieds, Street the Tri-Valley Conference Stocks; . Pure Stocksr Four Hockins Division with an 8~ylinders, and mini- edges 6 decisiOn at Don Jackson on a weeldy basts. Fielct The Lady Eagles (4-1 , 2..0 TVC Hocking) belted out a total of nine hits in the conCoNTACT test and exploded for seven of their eight runs through 1-7~2342 ext 33 the thiFd imd fourth innings, .- - 1· 7-3008 allowing tbe hosts to turn a 3..0 deficit after two-and-ahalf frames into a comfortable 7-3 advantage through Eric A8l idolpll, Sports Wrftllr four complete. (7>40) -~. 81<1. :l3 The Lady Tomcats (2-4, 181111~·~· itillll.com 2) later fell behind 8-3 after _ ... - .,__...w ......... the sixth, then managed -~· .... ....,._... ........ (7>40) 406-23ol2, 81<1. :l3 three runs and had the go-Ofnl'dailylribune.com ahead run at the pJa!e in the seventh · but their late 1.-y Ctum, Sports w...... {740) 446-23oC2, 81<1. :l3 ~~~ eventually . came up JcrumOrllfdllllynlglllll .com 'I• . . nl.ght Child .4buse Hotline All Reports ~n .4roft.praiS Hotline QJen 24 firs. ADot · Eagl~ end four-game s6de, beat Trimble 8-7 teams . HEMLOCK Senior ftreballer Ryan Chapman pitched his second-consecu· tive no-hitter of the 2008 season and 'he took no hostages. Not only was it a nobitter, but it was a complete game, perfect game .with no walks · · and nQ . Miller Falcon so much as reaching fust . base for any rea· son in the 17-0 Tri· Valley Gonferenee .. ' ..., EHS starter Sami Cummins went the distance for the viCtors, all~ one earned run, five hits five walks over seven innings. Cummins also fanned ffve for the Green and White ~· who committed four errors in the contest. Six Lad~ Eagles hid at least one hit in ihe decision, led by Britoey Morrison with three safeties. Allie Rawson also had a multi-hit effort with a double and a single, while Megan Carnahan, Jessica deland, Katherine Bland and Cassie Hauber each added a bit to the winning cause . Rawson led the Lady Eagles with three runs batted in, while Cleland chipped in a pair. Carnahan and 'Bland also added an RBI each. rns starter Kate Walton also went the ·distance, allowing four earned runs, four walks and hit a batter flfl••• _,. I er,..,~ Eastern's Jessica Cleland hits an RBI s ingle In the third inning of a Tri-Valley Conference Ull 1 1 1 112 . Hocking Divls·on softball game against Trimble on Thursday. • - �• • STATE The Daily Sentinel · Basketball ~ives boost Inside Sod Friday, Aprilu, zoo8 Funeral Home in Pomeroy . presents a $1 ,000 donation to 1tle · Meigs High School Baskelball program. Thereto accept the donation is son, Benny ·Ewing, also the head bas- · ketball coach at Meigs. ""'* . Friday, April lf, 2008 ' lncAL ScHEDULE POMEROV - A Kheduta of upcoming high schoOl varsity sporting events involving te11ma from Meigs County. Meigs gets first TVC win with 14-2 thumpiilg ofYmton County .....,.-, ai.Bei1Kl Hlllnd (dou-•), 1 p.m . . Melgl at SOulhom ( - ) . Patterson all walked, while senior. Talisba Beha a nd Hoffman drove in one and two, respectively. Just one run from the Lady Vikings in the bottom of tbe inning meant an emphatic first TVC win of the· season for Meigs. Beha finished with a hit, a walk, and a run scored: VanMeter had a hit and two runs scored. Patterson walked three times and scored two runs, and Ebersbach walked twice and scored once. Meigs next plays on Friday at home against county-rival Eastern. Start time will be 5 p.m. Molge ot SOulhom ( - ). noon M Easte<n at ------Barwllllblh 5 p.m. ~. .Eastern at~, 5 ·p.m. .Meigs at Vinlon Coonty, 4:30 p.m. 5ouJtlem at Rio Gmnde. 4:30 p.m. •• 1 Apr; . . . t 12 X EastematBe!iinHilond(-), 1 p.m. Me;gi at Sou1hom ( _ ,, noon Melgl at Sou1hom ( - ). noon E-.n at Belpre, to a.m. Southern at Bolp!o, 4:30p.m. w. Ag;12 Bop. Local Stocks t 55.45 Olllo V..., a.nc: Corp. (NAS- noon . DAQ)- 25;01' BBT (NYSE) - 32.5o l'wt:pl (N•SD•Q)- 23.31 P&p lea CNYSEJ -71.70 Pawalltw (N•SOAQ•-12.11 Ra cto II (NYliE)- 51.20 Aoc*y IIOCIM (NASDAQ)- 5AI .....,.. Du1r::h Shell - 7i.k s... Holdll. (NASOAQ)105.11 vldMibJ Ed cad""'-...,. · ' MARIETIA Regatn your agility and mobility ... w rth F1rst Settlement Orthopaedics ! . • Spa:ially lllinlld &lli81J1y mlhld .111111 •w.m. fricadly eJIIIinluJir.rJ · We Specialize la: Nff~ Pllillll Quiet. Cmvenim Appim!Delllll Availalie - Br Scm WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT There will be a USSSA Mens class D and E softball tournament Saturday in Marietta. The tournament will be round-robin with · · single · elimination rounds to fol· low. The cost is $115 with awards given to first and ......., ... ,wolnPolnl n 1111 (aCMJ 174-017"11 1 L IPC. ·s. or tbe art SurJery c.r Chapman throws perfect game in second stnaight no-hitter Mens class D,E softball tourney in Marietta p.m. Ef cla*il • . - o i &CIIali11or Apr1110, . . . pro- . citlladti&CI&.._Mein ---- llollo14,- County 2 351 005 t4t12 VC 000 Ott 214 WP ;- Ebeioboch; lP- GraYBB. SPORTS BRIEFS .,..,_,....,.._1he4 G 'l1p ollut (140) 4414441 ..m !' . Eulem at Belpie. to a.m. SOUthem at Bolpio. 4:30p.m. WIU1 &1(N't8E) 54.81 W..wlr'• (NYSEI 22.M Wui • • Jl I (NYSE)-17.37 Am,., Bl The Daily Sentinel • wiD again, .... 82 Mal;ten nmdown, . . . 88 Frlday••• Mostly cloudy Saturday nigbL.Cloudy with a chance of thunderc with a 40 percent chance of · storms. A chance of show- showers. Cooler with lows ers in the morning ...Then in the upper 30s. Wesi showers like Iy in the after- winds 10 to 15 mph. noon. Highs in the upper Sllnday•••Cioudy with 70s. South winds 10 to 15 showers likely. Highs in the mph. Chance . of rain 70 lower 50s. Chance of rain peFcent. 60 percent. . Friday nigbt•••Showers Sunday nigbt. ••Cioudy and thunderstorms in the with a 50 percent chance of evening ... Tben showers rain showers. Lows in the and thunderstorms likely mid 30s. after midnight. Lows Monday••• Mostly cloudy · around 50. · Southwest wilh a 50 percent chance .winds 10 to 15 mph. of rain showers. Highs in Chance of rain 80 percent. the upper 40s. · Saturday...PaJtly sunny Monday nigbt...Mostly ·with a 20 percent chance of cloudy. Lows in the lower showers. Breezy and much 30s. cooler with highs . in the Tuesday and Tuesday mid 50s. Southwest winds · nigbt••• Partly cloudy: 15 to 20 mph with gusts up Highs in the mid 50s. Lows to 30 mph' in the mid 30s. ' Ben Ewing 1l pts Scoftboard, Pace 84 Local Weather (left) of EWing SUbmlllld Page AS second place. •Spin H • and Siqery •Diagnoslit 1111 Sttrgical For more informati.o n, please contact B.J. Mayer at 740-336.-5660. ~ ... •Tibl.llill•l·..'a.lltl •Had IIIII Fen s.tY • illovllive Hip Repii'CIICII' 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf tourney Tocllaolo@y . I ''·, ~ MASON, W.Va. - The 15th Annual Meigs Football Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, May 31. at the Riverside Golf Course .,.._._at 8 :3Q ~a.-m. -·--~ ::-:--1:- :-!he fornt;<tt is a $60 .PC! person, brmg your own team four-mao scramble. Teams must have a com. ...,... •• 7 .,.,._ bined handicap of 40 or above with only one team Ea5tem !lead coach Brian Bowen is surrounded by his team after defeating Trimble IH and winning his 100th baseball member under 10. Price game at Eastern High School. includes golf, cart, lunch, and beverages. Prizes will be awarded for the top three ~ ' Congressman calls .~ous ·to protect slain Marine ~nate · . 8Y IJAMES HANNAH ASSOCJATED PRESS WRITER inch-Ides the Lauterbacb's protect the viCtim adccjuately, d&R, Kram1icb ·lilid. A 111111home in V.aMaH!! ,the Victim remaining in the pie of l..aulan's DMA Wasif·t .. . =. - A lawmaker Lauterbach The charredof same :viclnity7as..the · ~beejj·~·""~" i'g··~·'*Nb~iac~hq:::: _ ,PAY1DN · andremain's 11m' fflllfi aisailant-" •S!!!!dv;r walleged -· taken laU!r tOld a ehiiled& MIIIDltl Co!pS m1 Were found buned- in Scott ~owifi, foulliW tor she _,~ Thursday for w~ ~call~ Laurean's backyard in and president of the Rape, cbild wasl.aureao's based on r-1 ~~~C.~~~.Ji!'!:~:::NP a lack of urgency m mvestl· North Carolina in January. Abuse and Incest National a recalculated conception . IJo gating . rape allegations Lt. Gen. R.S. Kramlich, Network, said rape allega- date, he said made by a pregnant Marine director ·of the Marine tions must be taken seriOus- "t:!r" .. I against ~ colleag~:~e later accused m her slaymg, and el!;perts called for greater protection of such victims. Re~. MichaelTumer, who sub~tted questions to the' Mannes on behalf of the woman's Ohio family, said the ~rps ~ook seven months to t~vesugate Lance Cpl. Mana Lauterbach's allega· uon that she was raped by. Cpl..Cesar ~and~ tt resulted m little actton. Laurean is charged in . Lauterbach's death, and investigators believe he fled to his native Mexico. ·~ actions taken by the Manne Corps . to protect l,.ancc . Corporal" Ml!fiB ~uterbach w~re totally Corps staff, said in a letter released Wednesday in response to· Thmer's questions ·that the Marines took appropriate steps to fully investigate the sel!;ual assaUlt allegations. · Kramlich said Lauterbach had told investigators she did not feel Laurean posed a danger or threat. to her. A message seeking com· ,mertt from Lauterbach's mother, Mary Lauterbach, was left at her home. The Lauterbach case· fol" lows a pattern, Anita Sanchez, spokeswoman for the Miles Foundation, a private group that worb With victims of Crimes in the ~I· itary, s,aid Thursday. . ly and investi~ated quickly or future viCtims could be discouraged from reporting them, And he said victims should not be prevented from transferring away from a military base where an attack occurred. "It makes them relive .it every day and fear for their safety every day," he said. . Kramlich said Lauterbach was assigned to a diJferent work area, •t wo miles away from where Laurean wor.ked. And he said Lauterbach did .not reg.u est a transfer to another ba'se. After Lauterbach tested positive for P,"Cgnancy. inves:1~ decided to po8lpOIIe · a sample of the cbild's -~ '"i ll ••••n•y ..... 1 • To ·RI!porl Child Abuse& Netject /-7LIJ-W2-Jb58 I • . /-800-992-2b08 71JatsAWeei< · Forfi!Ofl ~lblillliiO&• c:a1i 140 112 ~117 !d. 111 175 Race 91n11, P.O. Bcill111 •lllddllp art, Ohio 45710 For more information, contact Meigs football ~oach Mike Chancey at 740-992-2158 or 740-9920064. · .. madequate," n- blican Wsatd h11seTUrner. di stnct . a ·thread "Some . of the common DNA,until its birth due1o the ~tn;;;~~~•;l;a~lll;a..;..a~rn:rr~ ._.:_.,, ..... ;;;-~·~"~·.,.;w;;f':~'"~ .-: ·~~-~~;;·..,=:~.,~-~~~~ ,mure....,: · -·• .Cicllld · ~~~ ""pu S mclude failure tO invasiveness of the proce· . 1:1:~. US or ,.fiAftllar....a : - ..,.,.,,.,...,,...; a a - • .... --- ··= ----- , rll • ·' ' ' BY 8lmul WAIJEIII . B~M.TERSOMYDAILVTRIBUNE.COM projll1l01 Thursday evening dunng an 8-7 triumph over visiting Trimble in a Tri· Valley Conference Hocking Division matchup. The Eagles (2-4, 1-1 TVC Hocking) ended a four-game losing streak with the decision, as well as earned their frrst league win of the 2008 campaign. Figuring that those ~~!!!W!l on the same o_iglit that ,Bowen, .,- who has three district chainpionships at EHS- reached triple-digits in career wins, you could probably imagine how pleased he was following the contest · "We were able to end a four-game losing streak and pick up our first league win of the season; so this is a big win for us," Bowen com· mented. "It's my lOOth win with this program and I'm vgy ptoud of that, but the bigger , . aecomplishment tonight was that we were able to get back in the win column." Bowen also acknowledged lhat Tomcats (1-6. 1·2) managed to add a few gray hairs throughout the course of the evening. . "I'm definitely glad that we were able to hang on and get the win. I think we underestimated Trimble a little bit and we were fortu· :. · "·"~ llill! F t II, A - H:Jlc;!~nr D1v1s1on wm. The back-to-back no hit· ters are the first since Jim Hubbard accomplished the feat circa 1971 (37 years ago) and may be the only times in school history the feat has ever been accom· plished. · Southern went. up 1-0 in the ftrst on ·a . Butch Mamhout walk, two stolen bases and a sacrifice fly out . by Kreig Kleski. In the second, . Southern scored · five times. Chris· Holter walked, Jordan Taylor reached on an error. Anthony Shamblin walked, Mamhout reached via a fielder' s choice, Kleski had , an RBI single, and another PltiH M CMpMiq, . - . , .. 111 Lady Eagles beat Trimble, stay unbeaten in TVC Hocking oi'c ... , .... Bo 'cks tOOth career · wm · l t Easlem wen PI up TUPPERS PLAINS - In general, most people would be thrilled to hit, the century mark. Eastern baseball coach Brian Bowen is cerSTEWART ~·w:i~=-~w.;: no exception. Speedway in Sl bas Bowen starting his postpoiled its opening night eighth year as the Eagles' until April 18 because !If the skipP\lr - picked up his delay in oompletion of sev~ II)Oth c~r viutory wjth the eral projects O!l the speedway grounds. Fans are asked to call 740-662-4111 before driving to the -speedway or visit . the Skylinespeedway.net web:site for further announcements. K·C Raceway in TUPPERS PLAINS Cbillicothc will n with Eastern softball continued llie Lucas seiies its winning ways ThUilday Saturday. April 12, paying evening against visiting $10,000 to win. Trimble, posting its lhird : Skyline will run Late straight overall victory Models, 410 Outlaw while remaining unbeaten in Sprints, Modifieds, Street the Tri-Valley Conference Stocks; . Pure Stocksr Four Hockins Division with an 8~ylinders, and mini- edges 6 decisiOn at Don Jackson on a weeldy basts. Fielct The Lady Eagles (4-1 , 2..0 TVC Hocking) belted out a total of nine hits in the conCoNTACT test and exploded for seven of their eight runs through 1-7~2342 ext 33 the thiFd imd fourth innings, .- - 1· 7-3008 allowing tbe hosts to turn a 3..0 deficit after two-and-ahalf frames into a comfortable 7-3 advantage through Eric A8l idolpll, Sports Wrftllr four complete. (7>40) -~. 81<1. :l3 The Lady Tomcats (2-4, 181111~·~· itillll.com 2) later fell behind 8-3 after _ ... - .,__...w ......... the sixth, then managed -~· .... ....,._... ........ (7>40) 406-23ol2, 81<1. :l3 three runs and had the go-Ofnl'dailylribune.com ahead run at the pJa!e in the seventh · but their late 1.-y Ctum, Sports w...... {740) 446-23oC2, 81<1. :l3 ~~~ eventually . came up JcrumOrllfdllllynlglllll .com 'I• . . nl.ght Child .4buse Hotline All Reports ~n .4roft.praiS Hotline QJen 24 firs. ADot · Eagl~ end four-game s6de, beat Trimble 8-7 teams . HEMLOCK Senior ftreballer Ryan Chapman pitched his second-consecu· tive no-hitter of the 2008 season and 'he took no hostages. Not only was it a nobitter, but it was a complete game, perfect game .with no walks · · and nQ . Miller Falcon so much as reaching fust . base for any rea· son in the 17-0 Tri· Valley Gonferenee .. ' ..., EHS starter Sami Cummins went the distance for the viCtors, all~ one earned run, five hits five walks over seven innings. Cummins also fanned ffve for the Green and White ~· who committed four errors in the contest. Six Lad~ Eagles hid at least one hit in ihe decision, led by Britoey Morrison with three safeties. Allie Rawson also had a multi-hit effort with a double and a single, while Megan Carnahan, Jessica deland, Katherine Bland and Cassie Hauber each added a bit to the winning cause . Rawson led the Lady Eagles with three runs batted in, while Cleland chipped in a pair. Carnahan and 'Bland also added an RBI each. rns starter Kate Walton also went the ·distance, allowing four earned runs, four walks and hit a batter flfl••• _,. I er,..,~ Eastern's Jessica Cleland hits an RBI s ingle In the third inning of a Tri-Valley Conference Ull 1 1 1 112 . Hocking Divls·on softball game against Trimble on Thursday. • - �Page 82 • The DailySentinel _ Friday,~_ n,,.. Friday, Aprilu, 2008 www.mydailysentind.com Southern downs Miller on the road White Falcons get-15. hits, score 12 runs in road victory over Raiders BY Scon Wou:E SPORTS CORRESPONDENT HEMLOCK -A two-run double by Lindsay Buzzard in the fifth inning proved to be the winning blast for the Southern Lady Tornadoes Thursday night as they defeated the 'Miller Falcons 3-1 during girls varsity TriValley Conference softball action. · Southern (4-2) picked up four hits in the win: Buzzard's double, a Sarah Eddy home run, a Stephanie Cundiff single, and a Hannah Miller single. Miller's only hit was a two- when Pape . walked and scored after two stolen bases and· an error. The hit by Buzzard knocked home the eventual · game-winners, scoring Teaford and Miller. Kasey Turley bareIy missed a oo-hittel' in another great effort TUrley fanned 16 batters and walked just one. Miller's Toth suffered the loss in scattering four hits and walking five. Southern hosts Meigsout single by · Craig, · followed· by a second single Sanmlay iD a doubleheader one batter later by · Bourne. at noon. (No flfSt names were ·pros..w,..... ;. ... t vided) H1 so...em ~10 1120 0 Southern had scored a sin'23 000 000 1 gle run in the second inning 1WTurley; lP- Talh. GM Phil Savage closer to extension with Browns, expected by draft BY TOM WmtERS ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND Browns general manager Phil Savage won ' t have many picks on draft day. He will have a contract extension. though. Savage and Cleveland owner Randy Lerner recenlly met and made progress toward an extension, which is expected to be completed before the April 26-27 NFL draft. The two men had informal, preliminary talks following Cleveland's season - a surprising I 0-6 breakout by the Browns. With Savage focused on the draft, and Lerner's travel schedule, they haven't been able to meet and finalize the multiyear package for the 43-year-old GM, who in three-plus years has completely dismantled and Browns don 'I have a pick until Sunday's fourth round, the 122nd overall selection. During a radio interview on Thursday, Savage said it was unlikely that he would trade quarter· back Derek Anderson or - any other players to move up. rebuilt the Browns. Lerner has praised ~·To gO__ up and tty to get Savage's moves and into the fant day, it would patience . ill · . getting have to' be ·11 player .woo Cleveland turned ~uod. would ~ very anractive to Savage is currenlly. signc'd us;" .S avage said. "I don't tbrough the 2009 season. dtink: it would involve <ferHis extension will be in . tainly .IIJiy players we have line ·with coach Romeo on our current roster. It Crennel. who received a would · probably involve two-year extension through more picks for .next year, the 2011 season in JanUary. something in the future." Savage did manage to Although they don't have make a trip to London a a first-day pick:, the Browns few weeks ago and spent have visited with players time with Lerner's Aston who will be taken in the Villa soccer team in the early' rounds. The club also English Premier League. .has one pick in the fifth, As for the draft, the sixth and seventh rounds. ' Itt GARY ClARK SPORTS CORRESPONDENT CHESHIRE Derek Veazey and Garrett Underwood collected three hits apiece to pace a IS hit attack by the Wahama Whi" Falcons Thursday evening as !he Bend Area diamond squad held off a charging River Valley nine for a 12-7 .baseball win. Veazey smacked a pair of singles before adding a bases loaded double in a five run, White Falcon fifth inning as Wahama claimed its second win in a row after dropping three straight decisions to open the 2008 spring baseball season. Underwood added three singles on the day with William Zuspan, J ustin Arnold and Jerry Berkley adding two safeties apiece for the Bend Area Falcons, Caleb Roach, An·thony Bond and Jimmy Grimm rounded out tbe Bend Area teams offensive production with a single each. . .River Valley, despite trail{ng · the entire way, stayed in conten~oai througllout the sevea inning affair by coming up with some timely base hits to take .advaniage of thhle WHS fielding errors~ The Raiders totaled six hits in the outing with just three of the River Valley seven totals runs being earned. Gibbs paced the Raider offense with a pair of sin.gles and a couple of RBI's with Mulhol.and, Justus, Wimmer and Brown adding one hit apiece for the host team. · Wahama jumped out to a quick 2-0 edge in the opening frame before River Valley evened the . count with a pair of unearned runs in its half of the inning. The White Falcons scored another four runs in the' second with five base hits in the inning to take the lead for good. The Bend Area team tacked on another tally in the third .to make it a five run advantage before River Valley began to -c hip away at the WHS lead. The Raiders scored another unearned tally in the fourth before closing to within two at 7-5 with a pair of runs in the fifth. The White Falcons put the _ g~ on. ~ ltowever- with I fiw.e 11111 Sixth frame with VQJ.eyls baseslOIMied two bigbligbtin;g the .ioni.ng fo£. WahaJna . The ltiidmi caine back' with -itli 'lind U~Po runs iD the botbalf of me inning bUt puer itom couldn't get any closer with Wahama taking the 12-7 decision. Sophomore right-hander William Zusp·a n threw three strong in'n ings to pick up the pitching win for the White Falcons with Zuspan allowing two runs, none earned, on one hit while fanning four. Caleb . Roach worked an inning in relief as did Andy Grimm with Derek Veazey finishing up on the hill to record the s'llve. Crunette ttliled three innings on the moWJd for River Valley and suffered the pitching setback · with Eggleton striking out six over die neu tlu-ee frames for the .Raiders. Gibbs worked a scoreless seventh for the host Gallia County squad. Wahama is slated to host visiting Trimble today for a 5 p.m. start before welcoming Belpre to the Bend Area for a Saturday afternoon twin bill scheduled to . begin at noon. • If JOII!i.. a .. 11U. • • c a SJIIIIIC., way. Aflproaohing the posl<aee • " -:-Bashas • Supennarinterview, lle made a point to kets 200 look inside the car and point . . . . ., Phoenil< lntemaout that the oiHarik lid was tionai Raceway, ,&.vondaie, still on. 1\riz. (1.0 miles), 200 Edwanls !las won three inlapS/miles. teimediate-track ~so far • -: Friday, April H . •Q R;toc ...,., Ryan New- out of a possible four. and like- •llllt _.. . . . ., Clint ' man, Dodge, 135:854 mPJ, ly would've won the other had Bowyer, Chevrolet Nov. 5, 2004. it oot been for mechanical fai~ aQ St4oe_.cfWie •..,. _ , Tonv sre..art. um. The s~ificance of tills Busch, ChEMolei,133.819 Pontiac, 1li8.132 mph, Nov. 7. can hardly be !Wei'Stated. four- · mim. Nov. 4, 2004. 1999. teen races, almost 40 pement • " - -.1: Jeff Burton, • Llilt .,.., ~you donHhink of the schedule, OOCII' on such Fortl,115.145 mph, Nov. 4, Forti driver Cad Edwards was tracl<s. last year's cha~ion, 2000. · humiliated by the cheating a~ , Jimmie Johnson, won fove ol •t.t - : Kyle Busch •legations made against his them all season. What Edroared to victory, dominating :-, team a While .baok, then you wards has become is, for now, the latter stages of the race obviously didn' listen to What the master ·of those tracl<s. at Teras Motor Speedway in Edwards had to say as soon and by extension, a legitimale his Toyota. as he .cli:rbed.out of his winconll!nder for the Sprint Cup ning car at TeKas Motor Speed- championship . • .....,, Phoenirintemational Ra~. AIIOlldale, Ariz. (1.0 miles), 312 laps/miles. ......, Satunlay, April 12. • Llilt ..... ..-.: Jell tiordon, ChevrOlet. H ... hiila " .- -,.-...- - So ... lle'S'II!e ~·-.lillnleJI*IiOii_, Cdaf14 ·illt8Uiel • . tfd . · - . S. ..... '*£' 1215 3 RV 761 WHS (2-3): Zuspon, C. Roach (4), 1>.. Grimm (5), V.uoy (6) ood Urodeuoood. No. 99 AFLAC CARL EDWARDS SPRINT CUP SERIES and Justus. C_umutte. \ .. ,..,&r, . .. DlleEai I Ui{ e.:'The'rea90Rwewon sallll!e Nnl~ <101 the Oi~ ariklkl." tle.SIIid. 'l:hirikhe's eowrJ a tad sensitiwe tn that? •~~Ws111!1 .no~ia sto- ries. llhe IQp 12 finishers ....e 1111 ~ lllll'llt¥- Oavld Regan fini!Jhed !13111, 1hol«h• Oniy111o ~ -Edwards ..:I Jell Bunon - ·' - ·- 1hlin once at iexas Motor ...,... lii•SCAR '11111 Week's .._. Oo:t1Dn ..,_lilllllloe: 'The anticipation of victory is turning up the heat on these guys_ Rela•. ~'II come." SiiM:J &' ~ • Oloer and-.-; Mille .loy talked about I -'lout aowd at TeilaS. llli . . &trl!tlht- 8~ ellllllrsec:tioliS, all wltli banners '• -lhem ID 1l'lide lhe e1111> llis..:t,1Nie a lew lxAOks any- . ..... Oh,illl1,llle:&e\ it. They didinlend 'In sell those seats. 11, liUII? 10.ilhe Junior Victory llillllnh c 'IIIII cllllllillle lilt Jill' Clrllilliiillds, alllllrll IllS A a, lnllts lntlllllelllllk$ DIII.UCAR's supmtii'S. I ' Sl-..t doesn~ count. ~_c., __.,..,·~ = -- ·lfr. cllilgstn.lnurtb in· Uie paints. The last time he led aile ltlndi~WS was in 2004. •8inali.and llevin Harvlck are ~ lnd aeoond In tt1e point . . . . . . l!oth drive for WIIIIE:u/pll o4G RldiMIOiildress 'Racing. Edward,s wins for a third time, but best may be yet to come By Monte Dutton .·----'-'If not 10:' a .ONF « Mlnll, Cati ·Edwards <iiDUI:f'oe _, all four oflhe Unbeaten· . from Page Bl '! "Bryen~ Ea~Wtern infielcers -meet_on the pitcher'& mound to-receive instructions from head ooach Brian Bowen during the second inning of a Tri-valley Conference · Hocking Division baseball game against Trimble. Eastern won the game 8-7. ending a four--game losing streak. Eagl~ fromPI&eBl . nate enough to learn our lesson wilhout taking a 1oss,~ Bowen said. "Trimble pl;~yed really well and bit the ball really well. They did a great job of g~ us fits IOnight, and ho . lly this is something we will remember for the rest of the year. They made .Pla)' smarter baseball, which is a step in the right dilection for us." 1be Green and White fell bellind 1-ll through one innioa of play and Mfe down 3..0 afteclhl:topofthe teeond, but a six-run extllolion in the bottom half of the second provided some breathing room as the hosts took a 6-3 advantage. The Eagles sent nine batters to the plate during that outburst in the second, which started off with a bang when lead-off man Zacb Hendrix drilled a solo home run to pull the deficit u' ( to within two. Three hits, a walk, a bit batsman and an error lata:, Eastern was up tJuee and never b:'ailed again. The hosts added t w o RlllS in the third f« an 11-3 edge. but did not score die · rest of the way. The Red and Silver battied back iD the sixth, plating three runs on two bits, three walb and ali error to pull within 8·6 after six complete, The ,damage could have' been.· wone however, u 1HS left the baacs full at tbe end of lhll same innlns. Trimble tacked on IDOther run in the ilemtth to JJUll within a lllll, but HeDiliix ·IIUIICt out the flail two bitten to JN'! urve his com- plele-pme decision. Heridrix surrendered II hits over his seven innings of work:, walldn~ " five while . •anrung ~ seven. s starter Taylor Russell la!ited six innings, allowing eight hits. three walks and one bit batter while strikin~ out four in the losinB deciston. · Hcndnx and Andrew Benedum led die victors with two hits apiece, followed by lake Lyndl, Derek Griffin, Nick Bralinon' and tyler Hendrix with one safety eaclL Oriftin aikkd a leam-'higb two runs ~ in, while the duo of .Zach ~~Ia: Keams each . oac RBL Four lb..- •• .1Im .mhltihit dlofts iD the ic ·as R.usldl, Caley Crale,IIIIC Standley -.1 J'*'!lb Craig all provi~ two hits. Charles Kish, Keefer 11,.. srang~ and Chas Craig alio a safety each in die loss. lsalc Standley led the ~ with two RBls. ·Eastern returns 10 action · today when it .t uvc;h 10 RocbprinJ1 for a county matchup .,Utut Meigs. 1'be TVC non-conference contest will begin at 5 p.m. Trimble Eaotem -I.Trtr,.tu 120 003 1 0112 ooo x - 711 1 ee1 1MI (HI, 1-2 TVC Hooldng): Toyldr RuoMII and CIIHY CruH. . £HI (2... l-1 TVC - g ): Zach Hen<lrlx and Jake Lyncl>. WP- Hendrl•: LP- R..-1. HR: E - Zoc:h Hoildrio ( - iming, nobocl'; on, nobocl'; otA). I over six innings while taking the loss. Walton · also shUck out six for die guests - who commilted only one error in the ~>etback. Sierra Lenigar had four of the Lady Tomcats five hits· and also added three RBis to the ·c ause. Felisba ShOver provided the other safety, while Anf!~~llowed wi.tb two runs m. Both teams were scoreless through two complete before the guests erupted for three runs in die top of the third to take a 3..0 lead. Three errors; a walk and a hit by Lenigar led to that early edge. · EHS .retaliated with five runs in its half of the frame, tallying three hits, two walks and an etror during that rally that led .to a two, ru~n. Eastern added two more scores in the fourth on two hits, a walk and .o ne hit batsman for a 73 advantage. . The Lady Eagles also added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth w!Jen Rawson 'singled horne Morrison for a Iii ve-run cd,ge. Trimble had a one-out double and walk to give them runners at frrst and second in the top of the seventh. An eli'Or with two outs allowed both Shover and Vore to score wbile Angle reached-safely, then Lenigar singled borne Angle to make it 8..fi. a ., 003 - 000 Eastern 005 201 3 ( - B~ 1 x 88 4 - ~· .. ,- ~ • ._ ~ -...- 11""' . ? I illlii... ....... ft game winning streak on the line today wben it travels 10 Rocksprings for a county matchup against Meigs. The TVC _non-conference contest will begin at 5 o.m. e.tom•.-· i!llelnlediate lids.... Jlimmie :Johnson his -..n fDtd1 and IIIICOI1d in jhe ;;. '-llilaliiel .. _ Eastem will put its lhrce- Trimble ..........,.-. ·--. ....... ..... ....,..., ..... _' ~IQI..-on Jewell followed with a walk, then both her and Lenigar advance to second and third with the go-ahead run at the plate in Browning. Browning lined a shot at the shortstop, which Morrison squeezed to complete th!l victQI'y. - A ' '. f ....... , . . . WJawe!i •·•~_, ,dr ~~~~- THS (2... 1·2 TVC Hocking) c ·Kall Walion and Sierra Lenlgan. (H , 2-o TVc; HookJng)c Saml Cummins and Allie Rawson. WP- Cummlno: LP - Walon. ,OJ!CU - Osborne, will be back come May. Things are going pretty well in his absence. NASCAR This Week "It was a great show of strength by Carl Edwards' Texas Motor Speed- Carl," said owner Jack Roush after way victory was his third of the sea- Edwards' latest triumph. "He's really son. No one else has won more than good. He's brave beyond reason at once. In his eareer, Edwards has won fast race trl!cks like this, and be com10 times, and he's only been a full- municates as weU as anybody has in time competitor in NASCAR's pre-· my time with the engineering people mier series, now known as Sprint Cup, that we'ye got." . . for four seaso~. This could -be the year Edwards, a The 28-year-old native of Columbia, natural showman, breaks into the Mo., dominated the latter stages of the rlll)ks of NASCAR's superstars. He is Samsung 500, moving into lOth place articulale, handsome ·and outgoing. in the point standings in spite of a 1()(). The fans love those back flips after he point pe!Ullty handed down earlier this- takes the cbecketed flag. seaSCII after a victory in Las VegaS. If As noted by Roush, Edwards is also lie had those points, Edwards would a pretty fair hand at turning wheel be fourth right now, but no matter. and sto~ping the pedals. When the Chase arrives, if be is in the Edwards is pretty frank, too. top 12, the 100 points won't seem near- · "I don't want to get on a rant here," ly as significant as they do now. he said after vanquishing the field in Edwards' suspended crew .chief, Bob Texas, "bullet me state my position the froniPageBl error accounted for the runs, the score S-0. Meanwhile, Chapman was ripping through the Falcon lmeujl like a high~ velocity - buzz saw. He struck out four of the first six he faced · and got die other two on a pop-up to first and a ground out to ftrst, unassisted. TI!at was an omen for the Tornadoes and Chapman as none or the Falcon batters were able to penetrate the oultield. Chapman went on to 17-0 win. strike out nine over the fiveRiffle had a single, home inning contest. He retired all run and a walk; Mambout IS batters he faced with no had a double, Kleslci a sinwalks in hurling the perfect gle and two RBls, Chapman game. a single, Holter two walks. Southern (now 4·1) ~aylor a single, Shamblin a lloored seven runs in the sm~le, and J.D. third inning on three errors, Whittington, Zach Ash, ani! a two-run Wes Riffle siilgle Greg Jenkins each walks and singles by ~lor and safe reaches on errors. Shamblin, the score 12..0. ' Ryan 9£een wi~ relief The Tornadoes added five from Clinton Bonng suf. runs the fourth inning on fered the loss. . a grand-slam home run by Southet:n bosts . Metp . . Saturday tn a doubleheader Wes Riffle. ~es1des . the at noon at Star Mill Park. bases-loaded dtnger, Riffie • 17, _ . 0 SOUihem had two otber RBis for a ~ 1C7 SO 1770 total of six on the evening. Mille! 000 00 005 Southern charged on to the WP- Chapman; LP- Q...,_ The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy; OH A new pull-out map featuring all of North Carolina's NASCAR Sprint Cup 'race shops is now IM!ilable· from tile Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau as part of its free, newly ~leased annual vis• tors guide. -Tt>e map cOntains dlreo~ tiona tlf J!i!f!lll'" llloP.Jl, li ~It lion ill each, and the noilrs tlie race shops are open to visitors. Also include<J on tile map are descriptions of major stops along The Dale Trail, a seff-guide<J tour of landmarl<s relat· ing to Dale Earnhardt's life and NASCAR career on and around llannapolis,'the NASCAR legend's hometown. For more infu:mation, or a free coil)' of tile new Cabarrus County (N.C.) visitors guide and pull-out map to the race shops, phone 8()(hll48. 3740 or visit www.visitcabarnis:com. a Read more from Monte Dutton at www.gastongazette.com .......... ... .,., _, I I ...... . . Now that Jeff Gordon has been screwed out of another championship because of the asinine new· 'Chase' funnat, I wonder how many actual championships Ricllard Petty and Dale Earnhardt would hiM! had under tilts stupid furmat. All ~does is make the·first 26 races nea~r meaningless for the top 12 1500n to be top 15. then top 20. and so on). ......,.... • Logansport, Ind. . Theres no way ro know how many of Petty's and Eamhardt's seven championships would not haloe occurred. but under a chase fnrmat, the odds would'lle been ajlainst them. - r I ' l·_ t ·· -I - Let's Go Racin!! AlJTOI'V1CJTIVr 11"P'rAI fll!SnlllftGII.I'AI'IS "&r ~ ~·'Jt,r4· Now selling: • Ford .. Motorcrlft P.rtl • Englnea, Tt11nilfer c.- • Tnlnsmlalll0111; * AfteriMrUt Aipl-m 5'-1 M8tal ' Component• · • For All of Vehicles "*• . . (740) 992-2155 m ~ .,~e-· • ~ Chapman very clearly.... I've heard people SliY that the races are boring, and people always want something to complain about. If it's too hard to drive, you don't get enough side-by-side racing. The fact is that these are the 43 best drivers in the world. The cars have 900 horsepower and go 200 miles an hour, and the track is slippery and the tires are slippery, and that's spectacle. That's what it's supposed to be. "It's not supposed to be easy, everyone. It's not supposed to be driving down the interstate. I'm tired or hearing people complain .... The media make up stories about how terrible it is and stuff ... this is auto racing. There are going to be people that are faster." Of course, Edwards is excited. Right now, he's the guy wbo's faster. • IIII(IIM 'p'll F 5 I CIA StOOk Photos IIWMS on to Phoenix. This -time ~ ft~__rj -?]_;:...~ ....,, ... , 11e S1ll1ed on the pole. 'INhat a 1lhlnll that the lludiiielser ~- ....... One's the driver. The other's the crew chief. They're cousins. Earn. hard\ Jr. hasn 't won in neaNy two years and started the Samsung 500 on the pole. He wound up 12tll. ·~·s frustrating." said Earnhardt. 'Just a thousandth-of-an-inch adjustment can mess tllings up. We MlTLI badk and forth ail day long.' Adde<J Eury, . "it was a pretty rough day out there for us: • ._._was secure, and JlliirtlldlitoutiDttlereie'lision ~ * ~~ur!..J:_~.r~r.:::.J r~ > - >. ' 1- . t ; :s:s , ; • .r..::::. · ~1. FORD 1nllllweilill :iniDmlltion. How. lien, Cll!i one car 1lkillllllhl'Sl be .t o . . . and'll!e.o1111150 ...... lt'll!e :5111111 ib1lijll(? One Mdllliirik llaldfidi;,Motar....;lslblllled a little, lOG. · •liar U$dil'rml tOUt ofbis car "'~ ~made .a show of IOold!JID.•mal<e'SUie ll1e Oi~ RVtiS:Curnutte, Eggleton (4),.Gibbs (7) Division softball game against Trimble on llhursday. - Ea&tem -WO!l-8.e. - ( ) . • ~ lilllmS elf Jdlrt iSOi I and Jeff Aillldilli-~ hlill!le ·~ 005 0 200 122 0 2~1 Hocking - • " -: O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 .• . _ ., l'.ansas ~­ Kansas Cily, Kan. (1.5 miles), 167iapsj 250.5 miles · -: Saturday, April26 .. •llllt ........., £ril< Damell , ford . •1 SltiiC-: Bill Lester, Toyota, 173.833 mph, July 1, 2005. •"- _ , Ricl<y Hendrick, Chevrole\.125.094 mph, July 7, 2001 . •l.t: _.: 10ennis Se1zer, in a Dodge, won 10:' 'the til ird time at Martinsville Speedway in his career, capturing the Kroger 250 . -· - "AAIIilll~~·an- Eastern's Sami Cummins throws a pitch during a Tfi..YaUey Confetenoe ' P.O. BoK 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 n1'nlcll ( Jshauon lllileDLtCiifflu.llee's I < -1Z.-WIIer7 WP - Zu~n- LP - Crill Nllliualde • ..,., SUbway Fresh Frt 500 ' w 11t, write: NASC"R This Week. r:/o The Gaston Gazette, ' ., j . -- ~ ------------------ • HOLZER CLINIC . --- - -- ' " . . - - --- '· .~ �Page 82 • The DailySentinel _ Friday,~_ n,,.. Friday, Aprilu, 2008 www.mydailysentind.com Southern downs Miller on the road White Falcons get-15. hits, score 12 runs in road victory over Raiders BY Scon Wou:E SPORTS CORRESPONDENT HEMLOCK -A two-run double by Lindsay Buzzard in the fifth inning proved to be the winning blast for the Southern Lady Tornadoes Thursday night as they defeated the 'Miller Falcons 3-1 during girls varsity TriValley Conference softball action. · Southern (4-2) picked up four hits in the win: Buzzard's double, a Sarah Eddy home run, a Stephanie Cundiff single, and a Hannah Miller single. Miller's only hit was a two- when Pape . walked and scored after two stolen bases and· an error. The hit by Buzzard knocked home the eventual · game-winners, scoring Teaford and Miller. Kasey Turley bareIy missed a oo-hittel' in another great effort TUrley fanned 16 batters and walked just one. Miller's Toth suffered the loss in scattering four hits and walking five. Southern hosts Meigsout single by · Craig, · followed· by a second single Sanmlay iD a doubleheader one batter later by · Bourne. at noon. (No flfSt names were ·pros..w,..... ;. ... t vided) H1 so...em ~10 1120 0 Southern had scored a sin'23 000 000 1 gle run in the second inning 1WTurley; lP- Talh. GM Phil Savage closer to extension with Browns, expected by draft BY TOM WmtERS ASSOCIATED PRESS CLEVELAND Browns general manager Phil Savage won ' t have many picks on draft day. He will have a contract extension. though. Savage and Cleveland owner Randy Lerner recenlly met and made progress toward an extension, which is expected to be completed before the April 26-27 NFL draft. The two men had informal, preliminary talks following Cleveland's season - a surprising I 0-6 breakout by the Browns. With Savage focused on the draft, and Lerner's travel schedule, they haven't been able to meet and finalize the multiyear package for the 43-year-old GM, who in three-plus years has completely dismantled and Browns don 'I have a pick until Sunday's fourth round, the 122nd overall selection. During a radio interview on Thursday, Savage said it was unlikely that he would trade quarter· back Derek Anderson or - any other players to move up. rebuilt the Browns. Lerner has praised ~·To gO__ up and tty to get Savage's moves and into the fant day, it would patience . ill · . getting have to' be ·11 player .woo Cleveland turned ~uod. would ~ very anractive to Savage is currenlly. signc'd us;" .S avage said. "I don't tbrough the 2009 season. dtink: it would involve <ferHis extension will be in . tainly .IIJiy players we have line ·with coach Romeo on our current roster. It Crennel. who received a would · probably involve two-year extension through more picks for .next year, the 2011 season in JanUary. something in the future." Savage did manage to Although they don't have make a trip to London a a first-day pick:, the Browns few weeks ago and spent have visited with players time with Lerner's Aston who will be taken in the Villa soccer team in the early' rounds. The club also English Premier League. .has one pick in the fifth, As for the draft, the sixth and seventh rounds. ' Itt GARY ClARK SPORTS CORRESPONDENT CHESHIRE Derek Veazey and Garrett Underwood collected three hits apiece to pace a IS hit attack by the Wahama Whi" Falcons Thursday evening as !he Bend Area diamond squad held off a charging River Valley nine for a 12-7 .baseball win. Veazey smacked a pair of singles before adding a bases loaded double in a five run, White Falcon fifth inning as Wahama claimed its second win in a row after dropping three straight decisions to open the 2008 spring baseball season. Underwood added three singles on the day with William Zuspan, J ustin Arnold and Jerry Berkley adding two safeties apiece for the Bend Area Falcons, Caleb Roach, An·thony Bond and Jimmy Grimm rounded out tbe Bend Area teams offensive production with a single each. . .River Valley, despite trail{ng · the entire way, stayed in conten~oai througllout the sevea inning affair by coming up with some timely base hits to take .advaniage of thhle WHS fielding errors~ The Raiders totaled six hits in the outing with just three of the River Valley seven totals runs being earned. Gibbs paced the Raider offense with a pair of sin.gles and a couple of RBI's with Mulhol.and, Justus, Wimmer and Brown adding one hit apiece for the host team. · Wahama jumped out to a quick 2-0 edge in the opening frame before River Valley evened the . count with a pair of unearned runs in its half of the inning. The White Falcons scored another four runs in the' second with five base hits in the inning to take the lead for good. The Bend Area team tacked on another tally in the third .to make it a five run advantage before River Valley began to -c hip away at the WHS lead. The Raiders scored another unearned tally in the fourth before closing to within two at 7-5 with a pair of runs in the fifth. The White Falcons put the _ g~ on. ~ ltowever- with I fiw.e 11111 Sixth frame with VQJ.eyls baseslOIMied two bigbligbtin;g the .ioni.ng fo£. WahaJna . The ltiidmi caine back' with -itli 'lind U~Po runs iD the botbalf of me inning bUt puer itom couldn't get any closer with Wahama taking the 12-7 decision. Sophomore right-hander William Zusp·a n threw three strong in'n ings to pick up the pitching win for the White Falcons with Zuspan allowing two runs, none earned, on one hit while fanning four. Caleb . Roach worked an inning in relief as did Andy Grimm with Derek Veazey finishing up on the hill to record the s'llve. Crunette ttliled three innings on the moWJd for River Valley and suffered the pitching setback · with Eggleton striking out six over die neu tlu-ee frames for the .Raiders. Gibbs worked a scoreless seventh for the host Gallia County squad. Wahama is slated to host visiting Trimble today for a 5 p.m. start before welcoming Belpre to the Bend Area for a Saturday afternoon twin bill scheduled to . begin at noon. • If JOII!i.. a .. 11U. • • c a SJIIIIIC., way. Aflproaohing the posl<aee • " -:-Bashas • Supennarinterview, lle made a point to kets 200 look inside the car and point . . . . ., Phoenil< lntemaout that the oiHarik lid was tionai Raceway, ,&.vondaie, still on. 1\riz. (1.0 miles), 200 Edwanls !las won three inlapS/miles. teimediate-track ~so far • -: Friday, April H . •Q R;toc ...,., Ryan New- out of a possible four. and like- •llllt _.. . . . ., Clint ' man, Dodge, 135:854 mPJ, ly would've won the other had Bowyer, Chevrolet Nov. 5, 2004. it oot been for mechanical fai~ aQ St4oe_.cfWie •..,. _ , Tonv sre..art. um. The s~ificance of tills Busch, ChEMolei,133.819 Pontiac, 1li8.132 mph, Nov. 7. can hardly be !Wei'Stated. four- · mim. Nov. 4, 2004. 1999. teen races, almost 40 pement • " - -.1: Jeff Burton, • Llilt .,.., ~you donHhink of the schedule, OOCII' on such Fortl,115.145 mph, Nov. 4, Forti driver Cad Edwards was tracl<s. last year's cha~ion, 2000. · humiliated by the cheating a~ , Jimmie Johnson, won fove ol •t.t - : Kyle Busch •legations made against his them all season. What Edroared to victory, dominating :-, team a While .baok, then you wards has become is, for now, the latter stages of the race obviously didn' listen to What the master ·of those tracl<s. at Teras Motor Speedway in Edwards had to say as soon and by extension, a legitimale his Toyota. as he .cli:rbed.out of his winconll!nder for the Sprint Cup ning car at TeKas Motor Speed- championship . • .....,, Phoenirintemational Ra~. AIIOlldale, Ariz. (1.0 miles), 312 laps/miles. ......, Satunlay, April 12. • Llilt ..... ..-.: Jell tiordon, ChevrOlet. H ... hiila " .- -,.-...- - So ... lle'S'II!e ~·-.lillnleJI*IiOii_, Cdaf14 ·illt8Uiel • . tfd . · - . S. ..... '*£' 1215 3 RV 761 WHS (2-3): Zuspon, C. Roach (4), 1>.. Grimm (5), V.uoy (6) ood Urodeuoood. No. 99 AFLAC CARL EDWARDS SPRINT CUP SERIES and Justus. C_umutte. \ .. ,..,&r, . .. DlleEai I Ui{ e.:'The'rea90Rwewon sallll!e Nnl~ <101 the Oi~ ariklkl." tle.SIIid. 'l:hirikhe's eowrJ a tad sensitiwe tn that? •~~Ws111!1 .no~ia sto- ries. llhe IQp 12 finishers ....e 1111 ~ lllll'llt¥- Oavld Regan fini!Jhed !13111, 1hol«h• Oniy111o ~ -Edwards ..:I Jell Bunon - ·' - ·- 1hlin once at iexas Motor ...,... lii•SCAR '11111 Week's .._. Oo:t1Dn ..,_lilllllloe: 'The anticipation of victory is turning up the heat on these guys_ Rela•. ~'II come." SiiM:J &' ~ • Oloer and-.-; Mille .loy talked about I -'lout aowd at TeilaS. llli . . &trl!tlht- 8~ ellllllrsec:tioliS, all wltli banners '• -lhem ID 1l'lide lhe e1111> llis..:t,1Nie a lew lxAOks any- . ..... Oh,illl1,llle:&e\ it. They didinlend 'In sell those seats. 11, liUII? 10.ilhe Junior Victory llillllnh c 'IIIII cllllllillle lilt Jill' Clrllilliiillds, alllllrll IllS A a, lnllts lntlllllelllllk$ DIII.UCAR's supmtii'S. I ' Sl-..t doesn~ count. ~_c., __.,..,·~ = -- ·lfr. cllilgstn.lnurtb in· Uie paints. The last time he led aile ltlndi~WS was in 2004. •8inali.and llevin Harvlck are ~ lnd aeoond In tt1e point . . . . . . l!oth drive for WIIIIE:u/pll o4G RldiMIOiildress 'Racing. Edward,s wins for a third time, but best may be yet to come By Monte Dutton .·----'-'If not 10:' a .ONF « Mlnll, Cati ·Edwards <iiDUI:f'oe _, all four oflhe Unbeaten· . from Page Bl '! "Bryen~ Ea~Wtern infielcers -meet_on the pitcher'& mound to-receive instructions from head ooach Brian Bowen during the second inning of a Tri-valley Conference · Hocking Division baseball game against Trimble. Eastern won the game 8-7. ending a four--game losing streak. Eagl~ fromPI&eBl . nate enough to learn our lesson wilhout taking a 1oss,~ Bowen said. "Trimble pl;~yed really well and bit the ball really well. They did a great job of g~ us fits IOnight, and ho . lly this is something we will remember for the rest of the year. They made .Pla)' smarter baseball, which is a step in the right dilection for us." 1be Green and White fell bellind 1-ll through one innioa of play and Mfe down 3..0 afteclhl:topofthe teeond, but a six-run extllolion in the bottom half of the second provided some breathing room as the hosts took a 6-3 advantage. The Eagles sent nine batters to the plate during that outburst in the second, which started off with a bang when lead-off man Zacb Hendrix drilled a solo home run to pull the deficit u' ( to within two. Three hits, a walk, a bit batsman and an error lata:, Eastern was up tJuee and never b:'ailed again. The hosts added t w o RlllS in the third f« an 11-3 edge. but did not score die · rest of the way. The Red and Silver battied back iD the sixth, plating three runs on two bits, three walb and ali error to pull within 8·6 after six complete, The ,damage could have' been.· wone however, u 1HS left the baacs full at tbe end of lhll same innlns. Trimble tacked on IDOther run in the ilemtth to JJUll within a lllll, but HeDiliix ·IIUIICt out the flail two bitten to JN'! urve his com- plele-pme decision. Heridrix surrendered II hits over his seven innings of work:, walldn~ " five while . •anrung ~ seven. s starter Taylor Russell la!ited six innings, allowing eight hits. three walks and one bit batter while strikin~ out four in the losinB deciston. · Hcndnx and Andrew Benedum led die victors with two hits apiece, followed by lake Lyndl, Derek Griffin, Nick Bralinon' and tyler Hendrix with one safety eaclL Oriftin aikkd a leam-'higb two runs ~ in, while the duo of .Zach ~~Ia: Keams each . oac RBL Four lb..- •• .1Im .mhltihit dlofts iD the ic ·as R.usldl, Caley Crale,IIIIC Standley -.1 J'*'!lb Craig all provi~ two hits. Charles Kish, Keefer 11,.. srang~ and Chas Craig alio a safety each in die loss. lsalc Standley led the ~ with two RBls. ·Eastern returns 10 action · today when it .t uvc;h 10 RocbprinJ1 for a county matchup .,Utut Meigs. 1'be TVC non-conference contest will begin at 5 p.m. Trimble Eaotem -I.Trtr,.tu 120 003 1 0112 ooo x - 711 1 ee1 1MI (HI, 1-2 TVC Hooldng): Toyldr RuoMII and CIIHY CruH. . £HI (2... l-1 TVC - g ): Zach Hen<lrlx and Jake Lyncl>. WP- Hendrl•: LP- R..-1. HR: E - Zoc:h Hoildrio ( - iming, nobocl'; on, nobocl'; otA). I over six innings while taking the loss. Walton · also shUck out six for die guests - who commilted only one error in the ~>etback. Sierra Lenigar had four of the Lady Tomcats five hits· and also added three RBis to the ·c ause. Felisba ShOver provided the other safety, while Anf!~~llowed wi.tb two runs m. Both teams were scoreless through two complete before the guests erupted for three runs in die top of the third to take a 3..0 lead. Three errors; a walk and a hit by Lenigar led to that early edge. · EHS .retaliated with five runs in its half of the frame, tallying three hits, two walks and an etror during that rally that led .to a two, ru~n. Eastern added two more scores in the fourth on two hits, a walk and .o ne hit batsman for a 73 advantage. . The Lady Eagles also added an insurance run in the bottom of the sixth w!Jen Rawson 'singled horne Morrison for a Iii ve-run cd,ge. Trimble had a one-out double and walk to give them runners at frrst and second in the top of the seventh. An eli'Or with two outs allowed both Shover and Vore to score wbile Angle reached-safely, then Lenigar singled borne Angle to make it 8..fi. a ., 003 - 000 Eastern 005 201 3 ( - B~ 1 x 88 4 - ~· .. ,- ~ • ._ ~ -...- 11""' . ? I illlii... ....... ft game winning streak on the line today wben it travels 10 Rocksprings for a county matchup against Meigs. The TVC _non-conference contest will begin at 5 o.m. e.tom•.-· i!llelnlediate lids.... Jlimmie :Johnson his -..n fDtd1 and IIIICOI1d in jhe ;;. '-llilaliiel .. _ Eastem will put its lhrce- Trimble ..........,.-. ·--. ....... ..... ....,..., ..... _' ~IQI..-on Jewell followed with a walk, then both her and Lenigar advance to second and third with the go-ahead run at the plate in Browning. Browning lined a shot at the shortstop, which Morrison squeezed to complete th!l victQI'y. - A ' '. f ....... , . . . WJawe!i •·•~_, ,dr ~~~~- THS (2... 1·2 TVC Hocking) c ·Kall Walion and Sierra Lenlgan. (H , 2-o TVc; HookJng)c Saml Cummins and Allie Rawson. WP- Cummlno: LP - Walon. ,OJ!CU - Osborne, will be back come May. Things are going pretty well in his absence. NASCAR This Week "It was a great show of strength by Carl Edwards' Texas Motor Speed- Carl," said owner Jack Roush after way victory was his third of the sea- Edwards' latest triumph. "He's really son. No one else has won more than good. He's brave beyond reason at once. In his eareer, Edwards has won fast race trl!cks like this, and be com10 times, and he's only been a full- municates as weU as anybody has in time competitor in NASCAR's pre-· my time with the engineering people mier series, now known as Sprint Cup, that we'ye got." . . for four seaso~. This could -be the year Edwards, a The 28-year-old native of Columbia, natural showman, breaks into the Mo., dominated the latter stages of the rlll)ks of NASCAR's superstars. He is Samsung 500, moving into lOth place articulale, handsome ·and outgoing. in the point standings in spite of a 1()(). The fans love those back flips after he point pe!Ullty handed down earlier this- takes the cbecketed flag. seaSCII after a victory in Las VegaS. If As noted by Roush, Edwards is also lie had those points, Edwards would a pretty fair hand at turning wheel be fourth right now, but no matter. and sto~ping the pedals. When the Chase arrives, if be is in the Edwards is pretty frank, too. top 12, the 100 points won't seem near- · "I don't want to get on a rant here," ly as significant as they do now. he said after vanquishing the field in Edwards' suspended crew .chief, Bob Texas, "bullet me state my position the froniPageBl error accounted for the runs, the score S-0. Meanwhile, Chapman was ripping through the Falcon lmeujl like a high~ velocity - buzz saw. He struck out four of the first six he faced · and got die other two on a pop-up to first and a ground out to ftrst, unassisted. TI!at was an omen for the Tornadoes and Chapman as none or the Falcon batters were able to penetrate the oultield. Chapman went on to 17-0 win. strike out nine over the fiveRiffle had a single, home inning contest. He retired all run and a walk; Mambout IS batters he faced with no had a double, Kleslci a sinwalks in hurling the perfect gle and two RBls, Chapman game. a single, Holter two walks. Southern (now 4·1) ~aylor a single, Shamblin a lloored seven runs in the sm~le, and J.D. third inning on three errors, Whittington, Zach Ash, ani! a two-run Wes Riffle siilgle Greg Jenkins each walks and singles by ~lor and safe reaches on errors. Shamblin, the score 12..0. ' Ryan 9£een wi~ relief The Tornadoes added five from Clinton Bonng suf. runs the fourth inning on fered the loss. . a grand-slam home run by Southet:n bosts . Metp . . Saturday tn a doubleheader Wes Riffle. ~es1des . the at noon at Star Mill Park. bases-loaded dtnger, Riffie • 17, _ . 0 SOUihem had two otber RBis for a ~ 1C7 SO 1770 total of six on the evening. Mille! 000 00 005 Southern charged on to the WP- Chapman; LP- Q...,_ The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy; OH A new pull-out map featuring all of North Carolina's NASCAR Sprint Cup 'race shops is now IM!ilable· from tile Cabarrus County Convention and Visitors Bureau as part of its free, newly ~leased annual vis• tors guide. -Tt>e map cOntains dlreo~ tiona tlf J!i!f!lll'" llloP.Jl, li ~It lion ill each, and the noilrs tlie race shops are open to visitors. Also include<J on tile map are descriptions of major stops along The Dale Trail, a seff-guide<J tour of landmarl<s relat· ing to Dale Earnhardt's life and NASCAR career on and around llannapolis,'the NASCAR legend's hometown. For more infu:mation, or a free coil)' of tile new Cabarrus County (N.C.) visitors guide and pull-out map to the race shops, phone 8()(hll48. 3740 or visit www.visitcabarnis:com. a Read more from Monte Dutton at www.gastongazette.com .......... ... .,., _, I I ...... . . Now that Jeff Gordon has been screwed out of another championship because of the asinine new· 'Chase' funnat, I wonder how many actual championships Ricllard Petty and Dale Earnhardt would hiM! had under tilts stupid furmat. All ~does is make the·first 26 races nea~r meaningless for the top 12 1500n to be top 15. then top 20. and so on). ......,.... • Logansport, Ind. . Theres no way ro know how many of Petty's and Eamhardt's seven championships would not haloe occurred. but under a chase fnrmat, the odds would'lle been ajlainst them. - r I ' l·_ t ·· -I - Let's Go Racin!! AlJTOI'V1CJTIVr 11"P'rAI fll!SnlllftGII.I'AI'IS "&r ~ ~·'Jt,r4· Now selling: • Ford .. Motorcrlft P.rtl • Englnea, Tt11nilfer c.- • Tnlnsmlalll0111; * AfteriMrUt Aipl-m 5'-1 M8tal ' Component• · • For All of Vehicles "*• . . (740) 992-2155 m ~ .,~e-· • ~ Chapman very clearly.... I've heard people SliY that the races are boring, and people always want something to complain about. If it's too hard to drive, you don't get enough side-by-side racing. The fact is that these are the 43 best drivers in the world. The cars have 900 horsepower and go 200 miles an hour, and the track is slippery and the tires are slippery, and that's spectacle. That's what it's supposed to be. "It's not supposed to be easy, everyone. It's not supposed to be driving down the interstate. I'm tired or hearing people complain .... The media make up stories about how terrible it is and stuff ... this is auto racing. There are going to be people that are faster." Of course, Edwards is excited. Right now, he's the guy wbo's faster. • IIII(IIM 'p'll F 5 I CIA StOOk Photos IIWMS on to Phoenix. This -time ~ ft~__rj -?]_;:...~ ....,, ... , 11e S1ll1ed on the pole. 'INhat a 1lhlnll that the lludiiielser ~- ....... One's the driver. The other's the crew chief. They're cousins. Earn. hard\ Jr. hasn 't won in neaNy two years and started the Samsung 500 on the pole. He wound up 12tll. ·~·s frustrating." said Earnhardt. 'Just a thousandth-of-an-inch adjustment can mess tllings up. We MlTLI badk and forth ail day long.' Adde<J Eury, . "it was a pretty rough day out there for us: • ._._was secure, and JlliirtlldlitoutiDttlereie'lision ~ * ~~ur!..J:_~.r~r.:::.J r~ > - >. ' 1- . t ; :s:s , ; • .r..::::. · ~1. FORD 1nllllweilill :iniDmlltion. How. lien, Cll!i one car 1lkillllllhl'Sl be .t o . . . and'll!e.o1111150 ...... lt'll!e :5111111 ib1lijll(? One Mdllliirik llaldfidi;,Motar....;lslblllled a little, lOG. · •liar U$dil'rml tOUt ofbis car "'~ ~made .a show of IOold!JID.•mal<e'SUie ll1e Oi~ RVtiS:Curnutte, Eggleton (4),.Gibbs (7) Division softball game against Trimble on llhursday. - Ea&tem -WO!l-8.e. - ( ) . • ~ lilllmS elf Jdlrt iSOi I and Jeff Aillldilli-~ hlill!le ·~ 005 0 200 122 0 2~1 Hocking - • " -: O'Reilly Auto Parts 250 .• . _ ., l'.ansas ~­ Kansas Cily, Kan. (1.5 miles), 167iapsj 250.5 miles · -: Saturday, April26 .. •llllt ........., £ril< Damell , ford . •1 SltiiC-: Bill Lester, Toyota, 173.833 mph, July 1, 2005. •"- _ , Ricl<y Hendrick, Chevrole\.125.094 mph, July 7, 2001 . •l.t: _.: 10ennis Se1zer, in a Dodge, won 10:' 'the til ird time at Martinsville Speedway in his career, capturing the Kroger 250 . -· - "AAIIilll~~·an- Eastern's Sami Cummins throws a pitch during a Tfi..YaUey Confetenoe ' P.O. BoK 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 n1'nlcll ( Jshauon lllileDLtCiifflu.llee's I < -1Z.-WIIer7 WP - Zu~n- LP - Crill Nllliualde • ..,., SUbway Fresh Frt 500 ' w 11t, write: NASC"R This Week. r:/o The Gaston Gazette, ' ., j . -- ~ ------------------ • HOLZER CLINIC . --- - -- ' " . . - - --- '· .~ �Pqe B4 • ~Sentinel Tampa IIIII' PRo BASEMU.. -- ._ w •• _,.. f'hl-lpllia • L 1'<1 ~ ,f#.f? .500 .400 :s 6 - ChicV> ,. z 'l. s• 6 .335 3 ,30() 7 ~ c..nlll 7 w I. ~ GB St. Louis 7 .700 3 •Chicago 6 s .f#.f? \Aifw...... ii!S1 6 3 ,60() Cincinnati 6 1 l"itlstltJrgh · 3 •6 .333 3 '.9 7 .300 3 -n . . . 01'3 I w l GB 1\rlmno 7 .778 2 Son Diogo 5 5 .500 2 'l. Oolo:w:lo 5 3 5 3 """ "ngelos San Froncioco 4 6 .400 3'> 3 I •• .. '5 1 6 w L -- ~2. O:iclogo .._ :•N.I ' . - 6, Phiiadolphla2 •Cinl:mnlitll2, IUIIwaulee .. · Son~ 1, San ·OiogoiD ~­ Q din ..... !MilwaUkae I .-1 Colorado, ppd., ai"'CCW ~ Cubs 7, Pilllbu:vh 3 Aari<la -4, ·w-mgocn s N.Y. 4, ~ -s. 12 inningo San"'-noiioa5, Stlouis 1 Fri:lot''a- -nc F- Cincinnati (VoiQuez 1.0) at Pi1tsbu:g!l (114holm D-1), 7:05p.m. cntcago •Cubs (Marquis O.Q or 1.0) at ~i-lphio ....,._,. 1 ), Hl5 p.m. M l - (Parra 1.0) .at N.Y. ·,~11-0), 7:10P""· CJ.Hudoon 1.0) • wutong~~>n ~Chico D-1), 7:S5p<m. ~!nco 0.0) at ttouston (O..n n.2), s:os .p .m. C - {mncis '11-1) .at Arizona o- 1 - 2.()), B:.a PILTL. St. 'Louis (lohll 1.,0) at San F11:ncisco (ZttaN), 10;151).m. · San Diogo(~ 2.,0) at 'L A. Dodgers (Penny 1· 1), IO:.a p.m. ., .., .. a... Attonta at wunlng!Dn, 1 :05 p.m. Mifwa..... atN.V.- . 1:10:j>.m . Coiol1Udo Ill 1\rimnl:, 3:55 p.m. St Louiaat San r~ .-:os :p.m. Florida at Houltcn, 7:1l5 p.m. Cincinnati atl'i111tlurvh. 7:05p.m. Chicago CUb:: at Philadelphia, 7:05 Solliillt''a-.uop.m . AIIOnta at Wl:ohingli>n, 1:ss p.m . Cincinnati :m Pittsburgh, ~ :35 p .m. Chicago Cub& at f'hllliilelphia, 1:35 p.m. > Florida at Hous1Dn, 2:05p.m. St. Louis at San FranciBCO. 4:05 .p.m. . .............. Colorado at Arizona, 4:10p.m. San Diego at LA. Oodgel5, 4:10p.m. 1E81tDh' I • _ .667 .500 12',; 59 61 .2-W 32'1. .228 , . 53 47 36 23 26 !671 'k 32 .595 42 .462 17 55 .295 6~ so plly!iff spot r-<llinched division ' z-clinched cantarenoe .,_ I .t 0 "so.n.. Ch~ 83 <llin '- ir:gi::Jn 109, - 5, Toronto 1 11 , 'MilwaUkee QS 95 !'hiiiLLiei!Jhil 1 01 .11etn>ft 94 N.V. 110- (Wa~~g 2-'0) .at Beaton !0 - n d 104, Now Je- 83 (lkAchholz •O.I~. 7105!>:m. - - ~09. OhaMatte107 ·lblciJ:nd •(Blanton .Q.2) ., CIIM!iand . 'Now O'leanl 122. MlnnliSil1B 90 ( Sat:att:ii •D-11, 7105 P"" flouaton 103, 'Seattle .BO lloiltlrno:. (GiJtt:rio '11-1) at Tampa •Boy l'tlooniK 116, Sin Mtonlo 7.9 ~-I-1!.1:1UpliTI. _ . . . . ... _ ll'o:ooto •(IJtodl: l;()) .atT.... (Padilla!- :De.- .,4, •Golcien'State 105 '0), ·I:DS p:m. Dalla& 97, Ut.lh 94 (!Hemand::z 2.,0) at Ka"""" LA. lal<ers at L-'. -Ciippo,., late Cnyi(MaOho D-11),6:10p:m. ....._... _ llelro. I(WHIIo •O.O) a1 1ChicogoWhlte Sot< C-nd at Chicago, 7 ~.m. (Cont:e:u 00), ~u 1 p:m. M i n : - at •Grlando, 7 p.m. LA. Angals <(Jer:W.W:r 1-1) at Saattie Jersev at "Toronto, 7;>.m. {F.ftemandaz 00), 10:10!1>.m. indiana et1'hlladolphla, 7 p1m. M i l - .atBoaton, 7:30p.m. DetroM: ,. , •Chkago Whlla 'b , 1!OS p .m . 'Memphis at 'lllami , 7 :90 ip.m. N .Y.'I'anilleS atBDoton, 3:551':m. A1ian1a at-llbrl<, 7:30p.m. ' Oekilnd at ~nd. 7:D5p!m. ·-ingiDn at Detrott, 6 p.m. Balttmcn lit T~ &w. 7:110 p1m. Phoenhc ,at titouston, 8:30 p.m. Minneso&a a1 Kansu C~. 7:10 ;p ;m. Se8tHe at San -Antonio, S:SO p.m. Toronto .at iTa.as, 8 ;05 p Jm. Portland at Sacmmento, 11 o p:m. L,r.. Angals at seattte, 'll:~011>.m . Oriaans atlJU..akers, 10:SO;p.m. s' ...-.- .....,..._ I'·"'· 0IIIdand at O-land, 1 :05 Bllltincn .11'1 tr•mpa - · l ;C) pnn. DolL<>• at · ~ Whill: 'llco<. :2t05 p.m. MinnooaiO -a t Kor:us ·Oi1Y.2:10~:m. Tororllo a1 - . "3105 p:m. N.Y.-·-· L..II.\\ngalsat-.-4;10!1>.m. II:DSIP""· V -!1- a lioaton., A11an1a, • l>.m. ~cn.rtatl8 ..t ltndilln., 71P ~m. Rll-iphil ·at 'Wuhingtcn, 7 11.m. U i n - atiMampl:ls, .8 p1m. JonM:y at lillfwauloH:, 11:30 !t'!LI- - a t l!Jt81\, '9p.m . IDolluat 1Po:1iand, IO!><m. -OtlunlatSacram::niD, 10!1>.m. I.A. Clippers .at Golden - · 10'30 JP.m. T! F' 'Monc!IW, 1\pril 21 : !Boston at~TiBA, If •• ·ry I rz AS illtDI .. ·- 62 Satunlay, April 19:'0tlawa at' l'lttsb::rgh, TBA, H neoossary j Sunday,Apri120: P-rgl: o!Otli:wa, TBA, If necessary . "Tuesdo~. 1\pril 22: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, ."llBA, If necessary 'Yt ., 7 .......,_ ---- 16 311 39 46 a. 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Qa, -- Wel:!sites: www.mydailylribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mYtlailyregister.com (740) 44~2342 (740) 992-21~6 .(304) 675-1333 .... • ·PRoGou Julllln Trevor lmmeltnlln Brian Boll!man Bmnctt Sn•d 'l•r in One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW IMS ii!Diel I PF~ 968 269 ~276 303 IJ04' ' W' iJ07 1 .W LTPC1 PF~ s .a o .500 319 !1911 2 s 0 ,411) 236 2112 _ _ .240.333 805 965 0 6 0 .000 3403114 H: Calgary at San Sose, • Sundllv, l\pri120: San Joae at realgi:ry, TBA.H-oary ;rUIIIIday, .April 22: Calgary at San Jose, IIJ.m. l'BA, tr inP • 4 Thunad&Y. April I 0: IMDntraal 4, ~ Satunlorl•.ll:prll r ·' Sundaj',.l\prll 13: ·San Jose at Colgary, 10p:m. ll'uaado~ .llpril • 5: San Jose at 1Calgi:ry, IO;p.m. , I, 'MontrNI1eads- 1'0 7!p.'ft1. , , ,,.. hlltll o. series tied 1 1 ~.m . .705 - ' .551 12 .-436 21 ULJJCE Thursdo!l. Aprll10: ·s.n Jole 2, Cotgary Saturtlav. ll\prii12:1Booton at ,JiontA:al, GB 180 l'hursdo!l, -1\prll 10: Datro~ S, Nashville 1 , DBI:rolt loads series 1-o · Satunllly, April 12: - l i l a at IDatrolt, 2 ·p1m. lilonday, •illpril 14: Dotroii at !Nuhvliie, liBA Wednao<lay, 1\prll 16: Datrolt at 1Nasl:lllilo, :r&\ ~- .1\prli •8: NastMiie m tltrtmit, 7:3011).m., tf •• i.V Sunday, l\prll20: Dalrult at Naahvllie, ,9. iJ).ofn. , If <I ,.ry n Lit 180 l'riday, l\p<ll11 : N.V. Rangers at Jersey, 71J.ln. . Sunday, 1\pril 13: Jon:oy a1 N .Y. -Rangers, 7 p.m. . 'Wednesday. 1\prll 16: New <leroey at 'N.V.•Rangers, 7 p.m. Friday, l\pril1 8: N.¥. RB!i1J815 a t Jeroey. 7:30 p.m .. H necessary Sunday, 1\pril 20: Jeroey at N .Y. ~angers, TBA, If ll8C8SS8I'l" Tuesday, Aprll22: N .Y. Rangers a t Jersey, "l'BA, 0 """""""'Y 7! C p Ill)) E.\Sn!NI 01111 c 1-10 Cllln Lit •?., I 71 .,._AMI!A I . Wednosdo!l. l\pril9; N.lf. Rangers 4, .New Ja~ '1 . 'N. V. Rangers lead aartes Q at Thursday, Aprll10 : Dallali • • 0, D•l&u IBad5 &aries '1 4:> Saturday, 1\pril 12: llallas at Anaheirri, 10'J).m. Tuesday, 1\prll 15: Anaheim • Dallas, 8:30p.m. Thu:oday, Aprll17 : ,.,,._...Lit Dallas, B CG . WESIE:CNOC a1 Fridllv, 1\prll 18: D.... a1 ANII:elm, 10:30,p.m., H nooosoary Sun<lay, April 20: Anaheim at Dalas, TM. If ner.l "'V T~. 1\prll 22: DIIIIU at Mahr:im, TBA,H_..ry WashingtOn, 1 p.m. Sunday, 1\prll 1 S: Phlla<lalphia at Washington, 2 p.m. Tuesday, l\pril15: Washington at ·l'tllladolphla, 71J.m. lhunad&Y, April17: Washington at 'Philadelphia, 7 p.m . saruroa~. Apri119: Philaelelphla at Wahif'lglon, 1 p.m., If neoeaAry IJior>day, Apnl21 : -goon a1 IPh-lphia, TBA. W1'11LC81111Lry Tuesday, April 22: Phlla<lalphil at WBSflingiDn, TB,I,, ""LLOCie&sary . IMim.-otll 1•: Ql:ribune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED p.m. Frida~. April ' 1: Phllliilelphil at Joao2 7p.•m. .526 8 13 .3110 19" .179 35 . I a Pal ;ya. lpt" 7 ·-I. tr:p:-H Thunad&Y, 1\prli 17; ~ , . . . , _, 9p.m .. H~ ·~ Saturdllv, April 1.11: Cotorldo, 'll~A, If •• ary T.-ciay, April 22: Colorado .'MinniKJm, TBA, tl M ry \Wedna&day, April II: Calgary S, San "II ... ......,'- .795 .5~3 22 .500 23 .4~0 30 -'~~>It 23 56 291 SB'o 8P . 'Diel 'f 1 K-i'tliildlllphia -40 •-Ton::nlo 39 - '*"'~' .32 . . . . ..,.; CE ~y. ~·":m. I US!a.Ci41 E I 9pJm. Colorado, 10~m . ll"ueodlr, April 15: Colc:lml*:l, '1DiJI.m. Wednaodl!y, APril 8 ; l'ltt::burgh 4 , Oltawa D. f'ttiBIJurgt: oeries H Friday, 1\pril 1 1: Obwl at PittDA:gh, 7 ,p.m. Monday, April 14: 'P-rgh at. Ott.-, 7p.m. W::d1-.,y, 1\pri 16: Pitts!lu1ljtl a1 WLPc!GB "53 25 .6 79- LA.ICIIppors ~-<lllncl1ed S9 19 ' 18 0:1anct0 indilna 2 --99 M.V.- 6 . - Cl\y 1 Mimooota •O:Iclgo While Sea, IIPd.. y-<Dolnlit .'500 2 .500 27 ..558 48 · 31 .608 • 'l akelli w..flhoenhc GoldonsSacramerno - 1 2. - 6 Ooldand 3 , Tomr:ID 2 , 12 Innings i...c- .. 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I a ~ LooAngelos <o.lcland T- .... • • SCOREBOARD . -·- 5 '5 a.-DI w L -Cny 6 Gil s ~ 1'"""*> ~01'' 6 The Daily Sentinel· P r as '.,. ......,.. Mllo;flo- Colorado at. ~nd, 7 .p.m. Orloor:& at Dalu. 8 p.m. Ubih at Loa Angolal:, 10'30 p.m. • Phllo:dolphia.at San . - . 10:90 p.m .• Drlllr:do 111 Gnmd Rapils , 2 p.m. Arizona at Tampa Boy, 2 p.m. Colurrt:us at Yo:1<, 3 p.m. ___._~1. __~ w-- Salr: Fri&sat 9'?, 5 '1br, 2 AC, FOol, C1ry Hawn, $139,500 ::oil 6pm 304-593-11871 mles out 180 """' Fomrice er...r 10 C&M Aulo. Some ainl<. Elaelric antiquos, clol1:os, fum., Rango. Can bo _ , D 810 10015, batting :ulll, turn . 28th St. ~16 14Jfut*le1~. kJIS of stun. www,. ' . ... """""' Saturday 0n1~ "Prii 12111, lito - - 'rt:o hlul. 74[).446. Bam, 7 776 Ken Rd , 6970 - · Ott lois o1 glal&- - . , . 1 y::ar I01d it8ms. l:all-s41:ilf ;e YlfY Diracllono; -R1.160 Nor111 111go and fiiar:dlr -~ put Holzer Hoapi1al, 2.S dog. CI\LL 740-667-0545. miles 10 Ka:T Rd, 112 mile out Kerr Rd. Wal::h lor olgns. m. - i .. ~ ........... - Atla Atl l;.edu "- l)nlms al :enting. • 100% finaricing • Less 1han por1ect cn:dil aa>apled could be the same as rent Mortgage · Locators. • Payment ~u:day 1 lor 1011 1o buy your t:orne - :*1- . .,. ~ I Looal oompany olloring "NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro- ._.._.. Ac:crding (740)367-DODO Ya:d - 9:00am - 12:00pm l\prll12 . __ _ _ _ _•• 2008 In malo._.._ at Found Rio Grande, Porldng · lot acro8a from Ohio Valley Da:win, Aprti 5. Cali 10m 1llll% ol p:aoaedo go 6116-1182 1o Holzar Hoopioo young ""'""""" F<>Und: Lab a1 Rt.790 s,.o:-.d by All Groal< ~Mini: Rd. Coi1740:256- COunal allJRGIRGCC 83291:> idan11y. ............ d ,__ ...... lo --........""*1...... .. --"' --_..,_ .......1::.. a::l:ja::11D . . _ ......, ; · I -It 51 •• - - SEaiRITY lliill? No Fee Unas We W11! 1 &or ,._..on Cll'..,............,. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111" llliiiiiDr.-l arigtn, " . p f f' co, M11J 11 • or hllli 1 .... UNTIES. H3 . . ·.. -.,fifti \ Largo 2-atory home on LllCurlt - - Gallipolis. 4 - Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Register or DaDy Sentinel, And It WiU.Ron For FREE In .The Tri.County Marketplace! 304-675-6363. briokinhome. - 'tion 10wn. Elccallenl Cal! 70-992· 4197'. Aboolute Top Dollar , oli- coins, an~ 10K/14K/1BI< gold joowairy, gold, pre 1935 us currency, proollmin1 1011, dil:i .. ldB. MTS Coin Sl:op, 151 2nd .......... G I; olio. Healil: Aldos for .,----'7'---:-AibWlY IJH , Athiiii• ~ 90j1180ne to iron at my eo. ~ wages & l'iOuse. Must have refer· Hom~ Service __ trrMII _ _ COI11·7.00.373-""""" =---~_.996_-:--:-:3800 ask foe wanda or Teactllr's ~istapt ver/gold 446-2842 Good uaed motor.t:ome. 25 __ ,......_ ................. ·• ()\l ER eppfy on tiJlll www.inter• ~ new childcare imheatttare.com rva~U~.J~• 81 faciii\J. •o hOurstwk. lawn Care Helper, $7.2M:r. Linked benelils. "Dapo:-·. Ha--.g, Send resume to Earl~ ,. cuu • ....... ......,_.,_ RatT:anaportatioo, Education S1atioo 2122 Ctean Driving Record , Jelt.non Ave. Pl. Ptaaaant, Insured, Drug Test WI/ 25550 m•s•lllilniiiMd ' to 28 ft. Will tnlde aulD or-.. Cali 740:251H1613 .......... . . . . . . . ,1'... Raquired. MUS1 be i· en:ed & able to - k Uf1811· --__--.., ruus•aa......., j)Onliled. (740)3(!11:9416 Ute M1bulant in Galhpolis is loOking tor drillr:n;, dispa1Ch- -401k,pald. .,._ ""'· paLlllf18dic& & EMT'o. Corr:po1itive wages. 740446-71m - - i:::clpa:oorllll 17.,()()() H()l! S~: H()l~ l)S! Forui¢1 Jii*Jl m , P I .. IMd -to: ... clo a S; ala n1bUnl ~bt ~~U~alls lailp lribunt ' 748-41-2342 www ' ' laoint Jltasant lt~lltr 304-675-1333~­ nw.mydai~filMlOID a •t n •Ott 4Ml1 100WCWERI•E•e• Aaaembla c:al18, wood No COlo ltoma.To $460/Wk provided. Froo information Poaltion oval- lor an lbe Daily Sentinel .740-992-llSS pkg. 24Hr: 1101-.-11 . _________ - --- • ., , CALLS Pl.EASE,, Apply - at in1erviow. Send rMULT1tl lo: Mlrwger, P.O. 11o:c 306, Ohio 45686 v.-. ~ for on cell pen lime catering / lood -· er•. Sla:11ng ol $7.50.11our. ~ In 01 -.g ---on.....,... a1 tt:e Ynl-.lty a1 Rio Olher g::no:al oftico Grenda. No telephone calli 111 and-..-. and 1....~~~~ p, •11 hiag Co. ~ seal<ing. malivlied, -~~ lndillldUal to be a paginalor/pagl doolgnor in tt:e dlilv production ol i1s lhrr:o _ _Tho succeosful epplicar:t would - undar ... .._..;sionoltt:edapanment. Dutieo includetleclronic goneratlonol.jll\)11, alOng with aome writing , • well n , · prool:-.g "' po\)11 proGiced by Olher paglnatoro.,Computer ond knooo1edgo al XP:Ms and A<IOb<il Pl:utool:op are ._i:wd. Pu1._1e::oo "P1110 or gn:phic dotLign ~ 001 req-.Tho po::ilior1l is full.time, 40 hours a 151 2 PI~ . -' nd "'':"· dutiao. Will train . Sand plaale. ~ ret:uine 10 Dr. E Jonn - - - - - - - - interel1ed 10 mow lijlplicanll can oond An E111ceuan: 'ni to earn Strauu, PO lloK 407. NHd Gallipolio, DH 45831 arnall VOid ona: a .......,.. to : thia aummer. " Liwnmowef ICawtn "-"r klotr:. COli Marilyn 30HI82-2645 MonaglngElga& ~.Sr::oll yorda IOhio lh>lleY P•""'-"'-~- .. AVONI M An:aal To Buy or Maaon tendorl. Mutt hive good payl Slart right IWiy. - -The- \ ~....-.,..·- --·- local Convenience Store Chain aooapting -lioe, 1lor-. tor -le:ud 91ore Mar.-gers in both Wllloilville, Ohio and Pom::roy, Ohio. Salary ond 0:11:odo:dic laboratory .,.._nl, Poaltlon """ld ~ Fine .-ry.;s er:1allpr-"'1111Udy modtakl~~g applioetlons lor a olo the pert·timo employa::, pioaM ....mg al,-... _..., bring - NO PHONE some patient ~ , 1ng -rilncl Sell. Shiiley Spoors, JOC· and 675-1<129. tion. 741H145-8686 ......_ ' MIDDLEPORT-a bedroom • Rl~l\l" H 2 Bath, Kit FM, DR, LR, u.mdry, ~ ing, yani, .,.. 10school&. Elcceilem Condition t 7-4[)..441-1202, ond- - PhOne •1&8532 after s:oo. --'"OS 1.!!::!1=:~=. �Pqe B4 • ~Sentinel Tampa IIIII' PRo BASEMU.. -- ._ w •• _,.. f'hl-lpllia • L 1'<1 ~ ,f#.f? .500 .400 :s 6 - ChicV> ,. z 'l. s• 6 .335 3 ,30() 7 ~ c..nlll 7 w I. ~ GB St. Louis 7 .700 3 •Chicago 6 s .f#.f? \Aifw...... ii!S1 6 3 ,60() Cincinnati 6 1 l"itlstltJrgh · 3 •6 .333 3 '.9 7 .300 3 -n . . . 01'3 I w l GB 1\rlmno 7 .778 2 Son Diogo 5 5 .500 2 'l. Oolo:w:lo 5 3 5 3 """ "ngelos San Froncioco 4 6 .400 3'> 3 I •• .. '5 1 6 w L -- ~2. O:iclogo .._ :•N.I ' . - 6, Phiiadolphla2 •Cinl:mnlitll2, IUIIwaulee .. · Son~ 1, San ·OiogoiD ~­ Q din ..... !MilwaUkae I .-1 Colorado, ppd., ai"'CCW ~ Cubs 7, Pilllbu:vh 3 Aari<la -4, ·w-mgocn s N.Y. 4, ~ -s. 12 inningo San"'-noiioa5, Stlouis 1 Fri:lot''a- -nc F- Cincinnati (VoiQuez 1.0) at Pi1tsbu:g!l (114holm D-1), 7:05p.m. cntcago •Cubs (Marquis O.Q or 1.0) at ~i-lphio ....,._,. 1 ), Hl5 p.m. M l - (Parra 1.0) .at N.Y. ·,~11-0), 7:10P""· CJ.Hudoon 1.0) • wutong~~>n ~Chico D-1), 7:S5p<m. ~!nco 0.0) at ttouston (O..n n.2), s:os .p .m. C - {mncis '11-1) .at Arizona o- 1 - 2.()), B:.a PILTL. St. 'Louis (lohll 1.,0) at San F11:ncisco (ZttaN), 10;151).m. · San Diogo(~ 2.,0) at 'L A. Dodgers (Penny 1· 1), IO:.a p.m. ., .., .. a... Attonta at wunlng!Dn, 1 :05 p.m. Mifwa..... atN.V.- . 1:10:j>.m . Coiol1Udo Ill 1\rimnl:, 3:55 p.m. St Louiaat San r~ .-:os :p.m. Florida at Houltcn, 7:1l5 p.m. Cincinnati atl'i111tlurvh. 7:05p.m. Chicago CUb:: at Philadelphia, 7:05 Solliillt''a-.uop.m . AIIOnta at Wl:ohingli>n, 1:ss p.m . Cincinnati :m Pittsburgh, ~ :35 p .m. Chicago Cub& at f'hllliilelphia, 1:35 p.m. > Florida at Hous1Dn, 2:05p.m. St. Louis at San FranciBCO. 4:05 .p.m. . .............. Colorado at Arizona, 4:10p.m. San Diego at LA. Oodgel5, 4:10p.m. 1E81tDh' I • _ .667 .500 12',; 59 61 .2-W 32'1. .228 , . 53 47 36 23 26 !671 'k 32 .595 42 .462 17 55 .295 6~ so plly!iff spot r-<llinched division ' z-clinched cantarenoe .,_ I .t 0 "so.n.. Ch~ 83 <llin '- ir:gi::Jn 109, - 5, Toronto 1 11 , 'MilwaUkee QS 95 !'hiiiLLiei!Jhil 1 01 .11etn>ft 94 N.V. 110- (Wa~~g 2-'0) .at Beaton !0 - n d 104, Now Je- 83 (lkAchholz •O.I~. 7105!>:m. - - ~09. OhaMatte107 ·lblciJ:nd •(Blanton .Q.2) ., CIIM!iand . 'Now O'leanl 122. MlnnliSil1B 90 ( Sat:att:ii •D-11, 7105 P"" flouaton 103, 'Seattle .BO lloiltlrno:. (GiJtt:rio '11-1) at Tampa •Boy l'tlooniK 116, Sin Mtonlo 7.9 ~-I-1!.1:1UpliTI. _ . . . . ... _ ll'o:ooto •(IJtodl: l;()) .atT.... (Padilla!- :De.- .,4, •Golcien'State 105 '0), ·I:DS p:m. Dalla& 97, Ut.lh 94 (!Hemand::z 2.,0) at Ka"""" LA. lal<ers at L-'. -Ciippo,., late Cnyi(MaOho D-11),6:10p:m. ....._... _ llelro. I(WHIIo •O.O) a1 1ChicogoWhlte Sot< C-nd at Chicago, 7 ~.m. (Cont:e:u 00), ~u 1 p:m. M i n : - at •Grlando, 7 p.m. LA. Angals <(Jer:W.W:r 1-1) at Saattie Jersev at "Toronto, 7;>.m. {F.ftemandaz 00), 10:10!1>.m. indiana et1'hlladolphla, 7 p1m. M i l - .atBoaton, 7:30p.m. DetroM: ,. , •Chkago Whlla 'b , 1!OS p .m . 'Memphis at 'lllami , 7 :90 ip.m. N .Y.'I'anilleS atBDoton, 3:551':m. A1ian1a at-llbrl<, 7:30p.m. ' Oekilnd at ~nd. 7:D5p!m. ·-ingiDn at Detrott, 6 p.m. Balttmcn lit T~ &w. 7:110 p1m. Phoenhc ,at titouston, 8:30 p.m. Minneso&a a1 Kansu C~. 7:10 ;p ;m. Se8tHe at San -Antonio, S:SO p.m. Toronto .at iTa.as, 8 ;05 p Jm. Portland at Sacmmento, 11 o p:m. L,r.. Angals at seattte, 'll:~011>.m . Oriaans atlJU..akers, 10:SO;p.m. s' ...-.- .....,..._ I'·"'· 0IIIdand at O-land, 1 :05 Bllltincn .11'1 tr•mpa - · l ;C) pnn. DolL<>• at · ~ Whill: 'llco<. :2t05 p.m. MinnooaiO -a t Kor:us ·Oi1Y.2:10~:m. Tororllo a1 - . "3105 p:m. N.Y.-·-· L..II.\\ngalsat-.-4;10!1>.m. II:DSIP""· V -!1- a lioaton., A11an1a, • l>.m. ~cn.rtatl8 ..t ltndilln., 71P ~m. Rll-iphil ·at 'Wuhingtcn, 7 11.m. U i n - atiMampl:ls, .8 p1m. JonM:y at lillfwauloH:, 11:30 !t'!LI- - a t l!Jt81\, '9p.m . IDolluat 1Po:1iand, IO!><m. -OtlunlatSacram::niD, 10!1>.m. I.A. Clippers .at Golden - · 10'30 JP.m. T! F' 'Monc!IW, 1\pril 21 : !Boston at~TiBA, If •• ·ry I rz AS illtDI .. ·- 62 Satunlay, April 19:'0tlawa at' l'lttsb::rgh, TBA, H neoossary j Sunday,Apri120: P-rgl: o!Otli:wa, TBA, If necessary . "Tuesdo~. 1\pril 22: Ottawa at Pittsburgh, ."llBA, If necessary 'Yt ., 7 .......,_ ---- 16 311 39 46 a. IW y-Oriando -49 29 • ' wut:ingiDn 41 37 A11anto 36 -42 Chatlotte 30 ~~ Miami 14 64 Cll*ll Dl 7 ·w a. 55 23 -411 35 ll4 44 1(2 EAS~a.<* .. " ..... , l'ct GB ..828 - a TUIIday, iflprll .22: - - at 'lletrolt, ,;e,o., H•necessa:y rr I 1Fhursday.~rll 10~11T\ . Sunc:Jo¥, 1\pril I 3: Montn:al .at 9oatoh, 7 Tuadl!¥. l\prll15:-..l a t - . 7 Tl:<::odllr.ll\prll17; 'Boolon a t -· Tl!il,_. """""""'Y • ·ry . 18: Montrool at lloaton, my at f:Td dassified@mydailytribune.com m:t u• tltribune wa a leelan 1"oulter ~34 118 95-34 69 95--5:1 69 95-34 95-SS 119 70 flobert Kllrlllon 96-34 70 95-SS 'Siephon Amos Jim Furyk ~36 Slocum Mari< 'OiMMra ~37 37- 94 96-35 70 70 70 71 71 7'1 71 71 71 71 71 ~36 PWter 1t.on.rt1 1maniOI:e11Kileoi -Milcha Singh -G- 311-95 .96::!5 95-36 !16'35 Phil UiDIII!II8Dii Juotin UOnard 95--36 36:311 .PaUl ~ -Menllr 72 72 9&:34 Jerr:y llally . 96:34 91)-;36 ll,gerllllooda 72 72 ~~o~moonw.u- s.ss IBoo'li''II lf"ey' 3!);37 S.S. - Soan O'Hair 3&-33 72 72 72 Sar:dyllalo -38-11>1 72 72 38-311 ~98 72 72 72 i)S-;37 72 llimi:ii iChopra Vjja;y '5i:V1 s-rtCink AndresiRorr:r:ro K.J. C11oi 5 .. . ,. ,; 1 Wt:dnuday, "~>til '9: Colorado 3, 1M11 11....U 2, OT, Cokndo lead& ·eerieB 1-10 f'rill:y April ~ 1: Colon:dc at M i n - . .............. , ~l& ..,..l'la II a .,. . BOSlDN RED SlilK-- 311 Mlil8 :• lowell on tl:!i 15-day 'DL Purct:aa::d1!10 cor:tract ·of INF Jed J..bwrlo 1rom - " * " ' ( l l ). CLEVELAND INDIAN~ 1o :18m:& R+ff' FILUIII> <Carmona on a ...... Ilt-0 PRoFOODAIL s 2 o ,eoo ., ao Colurrt:us 2 2 • • 0 .333 2IfT 900 0 .333 2118 900 'oc'U•nDJ.' I 1 ·w L T I'd Qrl::ans 5 , 0 Jl33 Or1ando .. 2 0 .867 Georgia 3 a o .500 T-llajl 2 S 0 .400 ' CMCCII C c:.nlnil ,. ., I ~ Colon:do 2 GnmdRapills2 ICE o .au s 0 .400 a o .400 2 Kanoescny o ·5 o · .ooo ?' •PF ·~ 961 285 SS2 937 SS2 S16 .275 2113 I W l T f'l:1, ~ ...... -...~ .. pI Jar" il:·-·-·- 'O'r-:a.......,'g Tt-•1 I 7 5 .......... t11Nm-.,......,.. • ............... 7 . . . . • ..,...._ em...-..tt~~t....,..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .it. Conlclarlwll ....... in . ... . . . . . . .. . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .,...... ~ ...... .-~...,_. ..,,.__. ..............__OCICUIIIIcla, .. .,.....,._.,.. ..,...__,, .... 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Qa, -- Wel:!sites: www.mydailylribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mYtlailyregister.com (740) 44~2342 (740) 992-21~6 .(304) 675-1333 .... • ·PRoGou Julllln Trevor lmmeltnlln Brian Boll!man Bmnctt Sn•d 'l•r in One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW IMS ii!Diel I PF~ 968 269 ~276 303 IJ04' ' W' iJ07 1 .W LTPC1 PF~ s .a o .500 319 !1911 2 s 0 ,411) 236 2112 _ _ .240.333 805 965 0 6 0 .000 3403114 H: Calgary at San Sose, • Sundllv, l\pri120: San Joae at realgi:ry, TBA.H-oary ;rUIIIIday, .April 22: Calgary at San Jose, IIJ.m. l'BA, tr inP • 4 Thunad&Y. April I 0: IMDntraal 4, ~ Satunlorl•.ll:prll r ·' Sundaj',.l\prll 13: ·San Jose at Colgary, 10p:m. ll'uaado~ .llpril • 5: San Jose at 1Calgi:ry, IO;p.m. , I, 'MontrNI1eads- 1'0 7!p.'ft1. , , ,,.. hlltll o. series tied 1 1 ~.m . .705 - ' .551 12 .-436 21 ULJJCE Thursdo!l. Aprll10: ·s.n Jole 2, Cotgary Saturtlav. ll\prii12:1Booton at ,JiontA:al, GB 180 l'hursdo!l, -1\prll 10: Datro~ S, Nashville 1 , DBI:rolt loads series 1-o · Satunllly, April 12: - l i l a at IDatrolt, 2 ·p1m. lilonday, •illpril 14: Dotroii at !Nuhvliie, liBA Wednao<lay, 1\prll 16: Datrolt at 1Nasl:lllilo, :r&\ ~- .1\prli •8: NastMiie m tltrtmit, 7:3011).m., tf •• i.V Sunday, l\prll20: Dalrult at Naahvllie, ,9. iJ).ofn. , If <I ,.ry n Lit 180 l'riday, l\p<ll11 : N.V. Rangers at Jersey, 71J.ln. . Sunday, 1\pril 13: Jon:oy a1 N .Y. -Rangers, 7 p.m. . 'Wednesday. 1\prll 16: New <leroey at 'N.V.•Rangers, 7 p.m. Friday, l\pril1 8: N.¥. RB!i1J815 a t Jeroey. 7:30 p.m .. H necessary Sunday, 1\pril 20: Jeroey at N .Y. ~angers, TBA, If ll8C8SS8I'l" Tuesday, Aprll22: N .Y. Rangers a t Jersey, "l'BA, 0 """""""'Y 7! C p Ill)) E.\Sn!NI 01111 c 1-10 Cllln Lit •?., I 71 .,._AMI!A I . Wednosdo!l. l\pril9; N.lf. Rangers 4, .New Ja~ '1 . 'N. V. Rangers lead aartes Q at Thursday, Aprll10 : Dallali • • 0, D•l&u IBad5 &aries '1 4:> Saturday, 1\pril 12: llallas at Anaheirri, 10'J).m. Tuesday, 1\prll 15: Anaheim • Dallas, 8:30p.m. Thu:oday, Aprll17 : ,.,,._...Lit Dallas, B CG . WESIE:CNOC a1 Fridllv, 1\prll 18: D.... a1 ANII:elm, 10:30,p.m., H nooosoary Sun<lay, April 20: Anaheim at Dalas, TM. If ner.l "'V T~. 1\prll 22: DIIIIU at Mahr:im, TBA,H_..ry WashingtOn, 1 p.m. Sunday, 1\prll 1 S: Phlla<lalphia at Washington, 2 p.m. Tuesday, l\pril15: Washington at ·l'tllladolphla, 71J.m. lhunad&Y, April17: Washington at 'Philadelphia, 7 p.m . saruroa~. Apri119: Philaelelphla at Wahif'lglon, 1 p.m., If neoeaAry IJior>day, Apnl21 : -goon a1 IPh-lphia, TBA. W1'11LC81111Lry Tuesday, April 22: Phlla<lalphil at WBSflingiDn, TB,I,, ""LLOCie&sary . IMim.-otll 1•: Ql:ribune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED p.m. Frida~. April ' 1: Phllliilelphil at Joao2 7p.•m. .526 8 13 .3110 19" .179 35 . I a Pal ;ya. lpt" 7 ·-I. tr:p:-H Thunad&Y, 1\prli 17; ~ , . . . , _, 9p.m .. H~ ·~ Saturdllv, April 1.11: Cotorldo, 'll~A, If •• ary T.-ciay, April 22: Colorado .'MinniKJm, TBA, tl M ry \Wedna&day, April II: Calgary S, San "II ... ......,'- .795 .5~3 22 .500 23 .4~0 30 -'~~>It 23 56 291 SB'o 8P . 'Diel 'f 1 K-i'tliildlllphia -40 •-Ton::nlo 39 - '*"'~' .32 . . . . ..,.; CE ~y. ~·":m. I US!a.Ci41 E I 9pJm. Colorado, 10~m . ll"ueodlr, April 15: Colc:lml*:l, '1DiJI.m. Wednaodl!y, APril 8 ; l'ltt::burgh 4 , Oltawa D. f'ttiBIJurgt: oeries H Friday, 1\pril 1 1: Obwl at PittDA:gh, 7 ,p.m. Monday, April 14: 'P-rgh at. Ott.-, 7p.m. W::d1-.,y, 1\pri 16: Pitts!lu1ljtl a1 WLPc!GB "53 25 .6 79- LA.ICIIppors ~-<lllncl1ed S9 19 ' 18 0:1anct0 indilna 2 --99 M.V.- 6 . - Cl\y 1 Mimooota •O:Iclgo While Sea, IIPd.. y-<Dolnlit .'500 2 .500 27 ..558 48 · 31 .608 • 'l akelli w..flhoenhc GoldonsSacramerno - 1 2. - 6 Ooldand 3 , Tomr:ID 2 , 12 Innings i...c- .. GB Pet Wll'dGB 52 "~LIA. 0 .705 - I l 'ortland Minnesota Saaltie WlPc!GB MI~atlii.V. -- ~ .-400 2 1l::cu 3, BollimO::e1 , 1st gamo 23 53 25 :679 2 y-Uah '5 San Diego at LA. Dodgo!s, !O:lOp.m. 6 5 5 - ,6DQ Wh.. - p.m. Boltimore :GIB Foillt'"'a- •Sll.ouis6, Houston4 'Oolo:w:lo 12. -nta6 , x-San Antonio '5S 25 .679 2 •-Dallas 50 29 .£33 5~ -.pt\is 21 57 .269 ,. .... 7Dls' I .556 ., :F 0 WLPc!GB .lit -'5,BollimO::e~ . 2ndgame . ·-•o.Wut:inglon4 ... K.JNaw Clk1Nns ·ss nw n a·sa.... Tampa !B or 7. - .333 21 .-.. !8110 6 .385 25 52 ~ Pel •• • "'I 2 2 5 -CIW4. N.V.'i'l:-·0 • Ohlclogo Cubs 6, Pilllibur;tl -4, 15 l 3 5 5 5 4 - 30 26 !625 - 7. Boston2 . sa · ~o.. w $ .... Dl'? 6 6 GIB .i l67 ... at O.Wiandl), 11"""'""' 3 Saattle 1, 1lanp Bay 1 IJalllrno:. -a t - . llPd-. rein 1mirCII I 4 Detroit Chloago ....u..e W 1 S;'s....S L.A..Angais 9 , Cleveland ·s l\rimno4 ,LA . ~3 "twila ~ s • Saattle """ •• 5 2~ 2'l. I a ~ LooAngelos <o.lcland T- .... • • SCOREBOARD . -·- 5 '5 a.-DI w L -Cny 6 Gil s ~ 1'"""*> ~01'' 6 The Daily Sentinel· P r as '.,. ......,.. Mllo;flo- Colorado at. ~nd, 7 .p.m. Orloor:& at Dalu. 8 p.m. Ubih at Loa Angolal:, 10'30 p.m. • Phllo:dolphia.at San . - . 10:90 p.m .• Drlllr:do 111 Gnmd Rapils , 2 p.m. Arizona at Tampa Boy, 2 p.m. Colurrt:us at Yo:1<, 3 p.m. ___._~1. __~ w-- Salr: Fri&sat 9'?, 5 '1br, 2 AC, FOol, C1ry Hawn, $139,500 ::oil 6pm 304-593-11871 mles out 180 """' Fomrice er...r 10 C&M Aulo. Some ainl<. Elaelric antiquos, clol1:os, fum., Rango. Can bo _ , D 810 10015, batting :ulll, turn . 28th St. ~16 14Jfut*le1~. kJIS of stun. www,. ' . ... """""' Saturday 0n1~ "Prii 12111, lito - - 'rt:o hlul. 74[).446. Bam, 7 776 Ken Rd , 6970 - · Ott lois o1 glal&- - . , . 1 y::ar I01d it8ms. l:all-s41:ilf ;e YlfY Diracllono; -R1.160 Nor111 111go and fiiar:dlr -~ put Holzer Hoapi1al, 2.S dog. CI\LL 740-667-0545. miles 10 Ka:T Rd, 112 mile out Kerr Rd. Wal::h lor olgns. m. - i .. ~ ........... - Atla Atl l;.edu "- l)nlms al :enting. • 100% finaricing • Less 1han por1ect cn:dil aa>apled could be the same as rent Mortgage · Locators. • Payment ~u:day 1 lor 1011 1o buy your t:orne - :*1- . .,. ~ I Looal oompany olloring "NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro- ._.._.. Ac:crding (740)367-DODO Ya:d - 9:00am - 12:00pm l\prll12 . __ _ _ _ _•• 2008 In malo._.._ at Found Rio Grande, Porldng · lot acro8a from Ohio Valley Da:win, Aprti 5. Cali 10m 1llll% ol p:aoaedo go 6116-1182 1o Holzar Hoopioo young ""'""""" F<>Und: Lab a1 Rt.790 s,.o:-.d by All Groal< ~Mini: Rd. Coi1740:256- COunal allJRGIRGCC 83291:> idan11y. ............ d ,__ ...... lo --........""*1...... .. --"' --_..,_ .......1::.. a::l:ja::11D . . _ ......, ; · I -It 51 •• - - SEaiRITY lliill? No Fee Unas We W11! 1 &or ,._..on Cll'..,............,. . . . . . . . . . . . . 1111" llliiiiiDr.-l arigtn, " . p f f' co, M11J 11 • or hllli 1 .... UNTIES. H3 . . ·.. -.,fifti \ Largo 2-atory home on LllCurlt - - Gallipolis. 4 - Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Register or DaDy Sentinel, And It WiU.Ron For FREE In .The Tri.County Marketplace! 304-675-6363. briokinhome. - 'tion 10wn. Elccallenl Cal! 70-992· 4197'. Aboolute Top Dollar , oli- coins, an~ 10K/14K/1BI< gold joowairy, gold, pre 1935 us currency, proollmin1 1011, dil:i .. ldB. MTS Coin Sl:op, 151 2nd .......... G I; olio. Healil: Aldos for .,----'7'---:-AibWlY IJH , Athiiii• ~ 90j1180ne to iron at my eo. ~ wages & l'iOuse. Must have refer· Hom~ Service __ trrMII _ _ COI11·7.00.373-""""" =---~_.996_-:--:-:3800 ask foe wanda or Teactllr's ~istapt ver/gold 446-2842 Good uaed motor.t:ome. 25 __ ,......_ ................. ·• ()\l ER eppfy on tiJlll www.inter• ~ new childcare imheatttare.com rva~U~.J~• 81 faciii\J. •o hOurstwk. lawn Care Helper, $7.2M:r. Linked benelils. "Dapo:-·. 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Send rMULT1tl lo: Mlrwger, P.O. 11o:c 306, Ohio 45686 v.-. ~ for on cell pen lime catering / lood -· er•. Sla:11ng ol $7.50.11our. ~ In 01 -.g ---on.....,... a1 tt:e Ynl-.lty a1 Rio Olher g::no:al oftico Grenda. No telephone calli 111 and-..-. and 1....~~~~ p, •11 hiag Co. ~ seal<ing. malivlied, -~~ lndillldUal to be a paginalor/pagl doolgnor in tt:e dlilv production ol i1s lhrr:o _ _Tho succeosful epplicar:t would - undar ... .._..;sionoltt:edapanment. Dutieo includetleclronic goneratlonol.jll\)11, alOng with aome writing , • well n , · prool:-.g "' po\)11 proGiced by Olher paglnatoro.,Computer ond knooo1edgo al XP:Ms and A<IOb<il Pl:utool:op are ._i:wd. Pu1._1e::oo "P1110 or gn:phic dotLign ~ 001 req-.Tho po::ilior1l is full.time, 40 hours a 151 2 PI~ . -' nd "'':"· dutiao. Will train . Sand plaale. ~ ret:uine 10 Dr. E Jonn - - - - - - - - interel1ed 10 mow lijlplicanll can oond An E111ceuan: 'ni to earn Strauu, PO lloK 407. 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Graenfiald OhiD 937· · Aloiulus ·I 981-221 B"'7'40-70Hi049 7 40hd., blk 1 boot, - _ 6 lttlctoen ctoalrs, 6 avg, 750-775 !lOf-675,2443. mahOIJIIII' DR ctooifll, P"'"" alter 1jJm =: :. 1BR, No """'· GaPipotis, otec. - ~ ===~~~=~ J ee ing mochine&fm <48SS Gtaao !or solo Jliocl _..., 2006 . tll1 ~"" Edition t.n 1IIOW8I' q cut the pi«»-gooC gl- pricod 22 HP. ' r e 1 s o n 1111 b I y • H e i s e y , • Americano.Fanton ,GambriC ge,Fabor Ware, B;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; een,Tu~Wi!IBS.Cha,.. f• AUIOS Dopreoslon,Ruby,Cot>ai1,Gr American \ e d ''""'"" · ~ apeee trans. Oilheo,Corde H-.s,llud ~;S'!O mlios, good ccndiVueo, .. p~ 1ion.-catalflil:C<>nl1011· ShlileyTemp!e, C&ice or. As1<ing $2200. 'Coli 740Slonds,Oruets,Oillalijpri,Co '/09:6S39. . .Sign,novelly Glaa& &mo. - - - - - - - lng Di&hes. Pump Covofed - snow Organs, r17 --'I Mllsubiotoi Ectipae Cioseo,Col<eSigna1oml59>- Spyder GT Conv. 11,500 9voning l!llll S-DC>iil!_,..,. , . · - -.._ ..,., · (3041675-5806. Applicltiono 4197 .,. - 1olonday ilmxlgl1 · 740-315-767l . !IIi ~ 1illi!ll1!1ir, 645-35512 CHIA, - .. 2Br at pMol/coorpol, Kit Homo Plot Cail446-2003 oppltoo- $'16,900 :104· ~ 2BR io.&-Oa- i11o- 9!>' -. . No- -'iiiiiiiiiiMh;oi;i;- - -"*"ill 740-11211-27511 hAle..,.., , . loadad r, , rplf/rptj.$22,500.740-. 7861 ; • Ewo-· 6 -'lor .. - _, , 1 -tor JAERATIONloiCI'IORS 1'lopom. & -.m In _S1ock, Cli! Ron 'Evans, 1- etl0-587-11528. ~ -- - . -- H~Honetn II! II!! ,j 1 s~ ~ WJ u.u -L ,_ th ...... Valid Driven; License or Photo ID ~High School Diplorna!GED fl' High School Transcript showing • Classes taken and grades earned • SchooiBitendance • Graduation date AI'I'LV.. Ohio Mliy 21, lM at 7:38-" u.... .. Mliy 28, 281111 at 1:18 ... -4:38 . . . Laborers' Loail flU '!'he Construction CrnftLaboreni' lA'I'C does discriminate on the basis of age, sex, ··- l..,i- Tilolting ....,. ...... tor 2BR, VrKy . 2BR. 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(741)9112:5067 Ciipaoii 11112montlo, 0!!!5" Gi I U.:. 1 and 2 . . . Bedroom Apts. a1 Village 2 Br. ·4 Bodroom ...,_ !or Ront · on11 Rioeo- Apis.in' ..-..., 2 oUibuitdngu:ar• $600/rent $BOO/deposit 'Micdtlport fiDm $927 to ~ 1 . . .. -Ao!dng (7-40) 446 4060 or 967-7762 $5Q2. 7~li0&4- Equal $155;115511. 740 9411 """. . Hlxiiii1!'!lppo<lonty. DotiJie Wod&, li!R with IC, . , Mwf'IIINEs Frlg, Range & r:JW, _1 -.om Apt, ICR&D: Furnished, $450 month, Cli! (740)446 0390 _ • ·Near Holzer, No Pets, ..,. iet 2BR IIPt 16XBO 9 Bodow11 2 Both (7-40)446-0945 ~ & Vir¥ Siding. Shingle - - Siilal 2i>r . lluialllle IOqUirud. ~ Pot&, 446-1271 $230 per month. 740--3515-r or 709-1&57 · •Pii<o, Waternraoh pC, no . - - - - - - - J)OlS. Ref. Req. $950/dep Oroe BR opt Vine - · 2000 11ii00 :2 DacJ 2 _ , 1350/monlh 1!88-1100 ~- ·~or manitoFl L o.d, _2002 16llll0 3 li . . . tor ly. 740-36H!i86 bod 2 ·~. 1999 ilolting IJllllicalions 3br, 1 illill 9 bod:l!-Fortln. 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"""""" County FWr IN 11E CLASS~ EDS , _ . ~.l Alquoed, apa"'--,Ior the Groundo, · -ington · Col l'llone-Galipol · (7- )IBHl1 etearty- call 1175- ·<Crurrlhouaa Qhio. Selling ·740--992:6572. . CQMII TLY IJOCAT- 8679 Equol ..._,.... ~ ~ =!'OR ~ GZis. Ftogor ~- 9371031 Georges c.- Townhouoe apartments, ___¥....:,..____ IIIOtiCE OF AI"PPlt:N11CESHIP Rd 441·1111 lndlor -I~ FOR ' · REWl catl (7-40)4-41 -1111 ••;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; """clubJIIIISior- $'125Ol'ftHl1UNI'IY ~-buiklnglol tor"""""'ooUoi>ur-o. [ $175. Co!I7-40-701-S170 or ..,..,,., · ·~~Y>R Rio G,... on 1.a1oa Dr. ~ 740-642.2773 . VT""-"' Arii'L-7:JUII'Ul~ .,,.. 7 - - cw,,._, ... ,_. c;.,.....,.. .... _ , ... .. .... ..... - . ...,. .. --;=.51::0:7 __,~ '-l!Y• •w 1R lifDoolli" 7111:~ ' P ...v.....,._....... ... aq. -rt. on .... - ~~um $911510 5560. "';~~~!!..- 7-25811. Equol • . Houlir!!l Dppol1unlly. 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RIHI 11 a •ln-lb FE Br etpan tlarSIW+ ,..,..inRzlli t1 rt ....... ·lmdoor au a' e Roo 011 • --...-.....,...,_ Eha4 J. a •I&A, alw Uit •• ..,- •Jt.Cekbration ofLife• .333Page~ . • lliddleport, OH (740) �~ p ·---- ----------·- ·: Senior~rly ·~·· ·- ·Senior Quarterly . ;; . . . . . Why Wait·to experien~e th~ _gift of bette~_ he~ring?_ · The staff at Holzer Clinic's Hearing Aid Center are licensed audiologist providing the following services: 4 i 1-Jfll'lt•wl..,. c . • 1 d~tr • Cotnprehensive Audiologic , Testing ... . . • Latest technology in hea~ng aids (Conventional, proirammable and digital) · · • Hearing aid repair (any ~rand) • HeariiJI es . . aid ba_tteri, . • Hearing protection ·• Ustening Devices Ill · r : la•W; r., . · ••m Ak•Ia•_.flr nt. · c.U.,.D ·rr t• tJD ........wy~1615 -G~ ' -. .. . . •lbearea"soalyindqw..t.•, ~· mr.tntlab . · • Scnring !idlools~ i ...ay, iadivictuaJs_~ enf~lf,m 2 I Pc;zns,IM. . .als~ ' .. . he,e. . . . . . . ..,.... - . ~ Cite . ' ··~1o!" .pica • .. ~·· · ~ • Eslllbli&~;, 1~80 .• 5 Loctltiou to se~ you! LociJJiy Owned an4 Opemte4 • s-he day m;nhs.-.ddivcrercldimcdJto. . .• . pbyJiciao'• "' .. - •A.aw:pi•cMedir· r ~_...,.,w,~m ,. . ~· ·. ":e.~ •Harwlie lp~ rilk:,df I . Elf l" C ·· . • Complete lab SCI'Vioe including drug ~ • Glucose, Lipids, Medication Levels, PTJINR,de. · • NO Afi9INTMENT NEEDED . , . ~SAME DAY RESULTS . . HOLZER CLINIC • To se~dtik i:ut ~nt call or for 1110re information': . • No Doctors order needed foc:$Ul payment . • Filling all physiciaD ordtii b 1ab WOit.~ maltef tbeir locaboo." . " ) .. ·Jackson .1504 Jacbog ~ Gallipo's, Obio 45631 . · (748) 446-0353 or t~ VOL-LABS ' Gallipolis (Mai~ Clinic) 740-446-5135 740-395-8801 . . . . . .' ~ I I 0 ' . .. . . . . ' f ••• •• .. '. • t • • Athens 740-589-3100 �~ p ·---- ----------·- ·: Senior~rly ·~·· ·- ·Senior Quarterly . ;; . . . . . Why Wait·to experien~e th~ _gift of bette~_ he~ring?_ · The staff at Holzer Clinic's Hearing Aid Center are licensed audiologist providing the following services: 4 i 1-Jfll'lt•wl..,. c . • 1 d~tr • Cotnprehensive Audiologic , Testing ... . . • Latest technology in hea~ng aids (Conventional, proirammable and digital) · · • Hearing aid repair (any ~rand) • HeariiJI es . . aid ba_tteri, . • Hearing protection ·• Ustening Devices Ill · r : la•W; r., . · ••m Ak•Ia•_.flr nt. · c.U.,.D ·rr t• tJD ........wy~1615 -G~ ' -. .. . . •lbearea"soalyindqw..t.•, ~· mr.tntlab . · • Scnring !idlools~ i ...ay, iadivictuaJs_~ enf~lf,m 2 I Pc;zns,IM. . .als~ ' .. . he,e. . . . . . . ..,.... - . ~ Cite . ' ··~1o!" .pica • .. ~·· · ~ • Eslllbli&~;, 1~80 .• 5 Loctltiou to se~ you! LociJJiy Owned an4 Opemte4 • s-he day m;nhs.-.ddivcrercldimcdJto. . .• . pbyJiciao'• "' .. - •A.aw:pi•cMedir· r ~_...,.,w,~m ,. . ~· ·. ":e.~ •Harwlie lp~ rilk:,df I . Elf l" C ·· . • Complete lab SCI'Vioe including drug ~ • Glucose, Lipids, Medication Levels, PTJINR,de. · • NO Afi9INTMENT NEEDED . , . ~SAME DAY RESULTS . . HOLZER CLINIC • To se~dtik i:ut ~nt call or for 1110re information': . • No Doctors order needed foc:$Ul payment . • Filling all physiciaD ordtii b 1ab WOit.~ maltef tbeir locaboo." . " ) .. ·Jackson .1504 Jacbog ~ Gallipo's, Obio 45631 . · (748) 446-0353 or t~ VOL-LABS ' Gallipolis (Mai~ Clinic) 740-446-5135 740-395-8801 . . . . . .' ~ I I 0 ' . .. . . . . ' f ••• •• .. '. • t • • Athens 740-589-3100 �- ·- - senior Quarterly • ..._.... publishing and .others. In stocks you · own. And . ~ .. .... . __short~ _yo1( cao lielp .diver- · since ~Jt~ ~~~~ ..will f you · round .a stoc slfy your piji1folio by offer automatic divulend that bad· risen in value investing in dividend-..pay- reinvestment plans, you every year for 25 ing stocks -.and many of don't have to do a thing to straight years, you• d them offer growth poten- boost your ownership stake. . probably think you had a · tial, too. great . · invesQilent (Keep in mind, though, Storks -ortnz+? prospecL Unfortunately, that stocks are not fixed- . Up until a few years you'd have a tough time income vehicles, and they ago, dividends were locating that s~~· On ~e ~f not always pay our !axed at your personal other hand, wtth JUSt .a lit- dividends, no matter bow mcome tax rate. But the de research, ·you emf find good their tmck mcOid bas · ~ . taws have chan~~. ·many stocks that have been..) . . Now, you'D pay a .DliDl-. increased their dividends MOa-eiaooale _or..-e mum ' of 15 pen:ent . on for 25 or ~ consecu- hp a . , dividends. tive years - and divi- At~ point in your Clearly, this . new - rate dends can be quite valu- life.-. perhapS when -_you will affect y~ decisionable to you. · are retired, you may need making ori how to receive You can now find divi- to use your dividend investment income. dend-paying stocks is a checks to help :boost yout Dividends may now be wide variety.of indus~; . cash flow~ But when you , ~ attractive. from a tax · including financial ser- M~ still .wo~ng, _you s~t. than ho~s and vices, food producers, · mtght filid tl to. _your certificates of depostt, ~ eonsum~ products. phar- ~VJtfitilge to .~tqvest the ~f which pay il'lt.ere$t that maceuttcals, technology, div~dends " back mto the tS · taJted at your current I We Are Not JustA Fllllljly Funeral Home! We Are A Mason CPlflltr Fqm#y Owned Funeral Home De~-1'o Providing Compa~sionate, C~tSenice inconie tax rate, which olber-typesofinveStments. C9QJd ·be as liigb as 35 per- · _1\eep _watcbin&lbe ~s . cent. · · · - Tile IJ pen:ent rate on ~ But, you'll need to balanoe this laX advan~e with the greater protection of principal than even the most stable of stocks. On the other hand, fixedincome investments expose Y.OU _to ~basing power riSk ·if their' retwn ~s . not keep up with intlation. ·. Ultimately, there's no easy answer. to tbe question of how you should structure your portfolio to receive • investment income. You're probably better off by . diversifying your holdings to include both" dividend-p:J!:g stocks and bQnds, g Wilb growth s~~s. govemment secunttes and dividends is scheduled to expire on Dec. 31, 2008; after that, dividends will again be taxed at your personal tax rate, unless Congress acts .to make the 15 percent. rate per~anent. So, stay tnformed on what's happentng in Wasbio~n.-:at could have a stgruficant impact on your investment plans. (h••cMiiii,AAMS,is• Ji..vi"' IJbisor }ous l•reac rm,fffASeetNidAN., G«uq,lis, plulu 441-9441. Eft•~· }OMS 1uu lwa . u~ 1M aeb of llllirill••' iiiJtestoir . rf~~ce 1111, w.,..Sfi'IC.) · UJMrl. · want I f.aatiW Owned and Opfnted IN /JJIJid, Doma'IJt lklltl Dul DawN Ball Dlledol1tk reee • c:aa..We lie • • ea. DllectGI'. "'-a liB If S..Feawd A a 1401 Kanawha street . ' Point l"'easant. 1IV •-= 67~ -.. me;. The Area Agency on Aging District 7, understands it is impoltaa'lt to our ICl1ior citiz'.ens to safely JaDain in their homes as • r . , : Jon& as ~ble. . . . Call today to IICIC ifyou o.- someone yoo love qualifies. '. Whetba:youcall Adams. BroWn_ Gallia, Higliimd, Jw:bon, J..awrcnge, Pike, Ross. Scioto, o.- VnooCounty '11ome~ _ .AAA7 will be tba-e. AAA7 ---\._ v . ·~ . . -- CJ Quality CaR Nursing Services, Inc. ·Ultimate Health Care, Inc. and Health Management NUrsing Servias, IlK. (748) ••, 3808. 800-759-5383 Tilere's No Plare JAr BOSSie LilrelllDIIt rroople. you poballly pea t o - hom- iltDess ~ surPcll pr••wl•m: illlhe 0011lf01t& pr.ivacy :Gf~OWIIItOme. '6 ~ 11 1\111 ~ lhill wtleft holbe·c:are it provided by·a skilled te..tof..,...dPl!tu; P"• •••.f tle!WU- quidtly md expenmce beaer CJUklomi:C'. When you choo&e our atge:iiOL!y ,o. will rccc:ive a timely~ • wilb cbe ..,_,quality of care ad most ~effective. care available. . ....... die filii fMFOr laVioes desiped tO meet individul occds. Foree •• , if You<DCCd help . .fi .a "Mia ..S m ""at¥-.aai~ wilb activities of daily liviag.h••e.P.;._ aervices or _,.-..-...te, our p 5 "Uuls will assist you in managing your medical care. Whttna- your ilealtb -care Jl!*k, you cat ~-lhe 'ban voted best iD die Tri-Sbllle in Home Healtb ~to pnwide ()(Ill\ 11 ·;.are and hi&h quality care. . . . "There's no place • . like home._". .· 1-800:-582-7~71 .1 - BoDie Health Care Services - - Care SerVices aad-QCNS illc. Proflde? As we get older, we realize that. .. lfyouare60yearsorolderandnecdspecialassist•ac:.o•~ ~ · . indqlendently at home,lhere is.a toll-ftce ni.abcir t~»all... · · special people to help• ·• · To Your Jl.tlinily! a. witll ... .senior CJuarterly Friday,April U,llll . ----~ ... ' . How is HOI?Ie Care Request-.1! ·· .. Altbougb •yoae -may ~ .home care, all tarices may lite~ by a 'ptysiciau. The ioitial request b home care begins wilb a pbone call to' (740) '1166-CARE (2n:J} o.- toll he, 80-759-5383 from a I"'" •· --~-...;.;;-~_ _.....;_ _....;._ _ _ _"1 pbysician or family mea••«. Our itaft'will contact your iDAnncecaritUodetamioeeuctoovenge forllliale ... care senioes. htic:uts at home or those beins caftld for in aa ouqw.._ setting may be suitable candid~~~:& for . ' home care sea oices. · • What prtplllafioDM ~made bef«e home care services hepw? 1be home care llaft' will oMI4dyou after cbe referral within 24 hours. Your home care . - _ , ia oon.bontion wid! your l'llyliciE, will giw: you drUilcd iafonnllioo about your p1M of CIR. You wiiii'CC:leiYe cbe traiDio8 md you .-1 to be aa active participMd in your OWD ~· 0. · · std' a111 be...,...,., 24-bours-..y, -.days+11ftd. ~ys-a-year. ""'w:a«ice ., Wllo will provide my care! We wad cloi!dy 'lrid!JC* pbysici.IR Wt.o ~ ..S ~ your care. 'this ensures 1bat your trealmel!t piM is followed euctly and tlulr your care is epjet~ • •iiif*sd. Our dedicated alld slcilled home CMe 1pCCialists inclllllc rqistmd IIUI'IIes, 1Kc:al0d practical mnes, phyllical tbrupistl. OllCUpl6oaal tbenpists -s 11ome health ailk; All of our home care spccialilb receive die same tm of professional training as your hospital health care provides. We make eva:y effort to provide care by the -employee each visit to mainlain continuity of care. • �- ·- - senior Quarterly • ..._.... publishing and .others. In stocks you · own. And . ~ .. .... . __short~ _yo1( cao lielp .diver- · since ~Jt~ ~~~~ ..will f you · round .a stoc slfy your piji1folio by offer automatic divulend that bad· risen in value investing in dividend-..pay- reinvestment plans, you every year for 25 ing stocks -.and many of don't have to do a thing to straight years, you• d them offer growth poten- boost your ownership stake. . probably think you had a · tial, too. great . · invesQilent (Keep in mind, though, Storks -ortnz+? prospecL Unfortunately, that stocks are not fixed- . Up until a few years you'd have a tough time income vehicles, and they ago, dividends were locating that s~~· On ~e ~f not always pay our !axed at your personal other hand, wtth JUSt .a lit- dividends, no matter bow mcome tax rate. But the de research, ·you emf find good their tmck mcOid bas · ~ . taws have chan~~. ·many stocks that have been..) . . Now, you'D pay a .DliDl-. increased their dividends MOa-eiaooale _or..-e mum ' of 15 pen:ent . on for 25 or ~ consecu- hp a . , dividends. tive years - and divi- At~ point in your Clearly, this . new - rate dends can be quite valu- life.-. perhapS when -_you will affect y~ decisionable to you. · are retired, you may need making ori how to receive You can now find divi- to use your dividend investment income. dend-paying stocks is a checks to help :boost yout Dividends may now be wide variety.of indus~; . cash flow~ But when you , ~ attractive. from a tax · including financial ser- M~ still .wo~ng, _you s~t. than ho~s and vices, food producers, · mtght filid tl to. _your certificates of depostt, ~ eonsum~ products. phar- ~VJtfitilge to .~tqvest the ~f which pay il'lt.ere$t that maceuttcals, technology, div~dends " back mto the tS · taJted at your current I We Are Not JustA Fllllljly Funeral Home! We Are A Mason CPlflltr Fqm#y Owned Funeral Home De~-1'o Providing Compa~sionate, C~tSenice inconie tax rate, which olber-typesofinveStments. C9QJd ·be as liigb as 35 per- · _1\eep _watcbin&lbe ~s . cent. · · · - Tile IJ pen:ent rate on ~ But, you'll need to balanoe this laX advan~e with the greater protection of principal than even the most stable of stocks. On the other hand, fixedincome investments expose Y.OU _to ~basing power riSk ·if their' retwn ~s . not keep up with intlation. ·. Ultimately, there's no easy answer. to tbe question of how you should structure your portfolio to receive • investment income. You're probably better off by . diversifying your holdings to include both" dividend-p:J!:g stocks and bQnds, g Wilb growth s~~s. govemment secunttes and dividends is scheduled to expire on Dec. 31, 2008; after that, dividends will again be taxed at your personal tax rate, unless Congress acts .to make the 15 percent. rate per~anent. So, stay tnformed on what's happentng in Wasbio~n.-:at could have a stgruficant impact on your investment plans. (h••cMiiii,AAMS,is• Ji..vi"' IJbisor }ous l•reac rm,fffASeetNidAN., G«uq,lis, plulu 441-9441. Eft•~· }OMS 1uu lwa . u~ 1M aeb of llllirill••' iiiJtestoir . rf~~ce 1111, w.,..Sfi'IC.) · UJMrl. · want I f.aatiW Owned and Opfnted IN /JJIJid, Doma'IJt lklltl Dul DawN Ball Dlledol1tk reee • c:aa..We lie • • ea. DllectGI'. "'-a liB If S..Feawd A a 1401 Kanawha street . ' Point l"'easant. 1IV •-= 67~ -.. me;. The Area Agency on Aging District 7, understands it is impoltaa'lt to our ICl1ior citiz'.ens to safely JaDain in their homes as • r . , : Jon& as ~ble. . . . Call today to IICIC ifyou o.- someone yoo love qualifies. '. Whetba:youcall Adams. BroWn_ Gallia, Higliimd, Jw:bon, J..awrcnge, Pike, Ross. Scioto, o.- VnooCounty '11ome~ _ .AAA7 will be tba-e. AAA7 ---\._ v . ·~ . . -- CJ Quality CaR Nursing Services, Inc. ·Ultimate Health Care, Inc. and Health Management NUrsing Servias, IlK. (748) ••, 3808. 800-759-5383 Tilere's No Plare JAr BOSSie LilrelllDIIt rroople. you poballly pea t o - hom- iltDess ~ surPcll pr••wl•m: illlhe 0011lf01t& pr.ivacy :Gf~OWIIItOme. '6 ~ 11 1\111 ~ lhill wtleft holbe·c:are it provided by·a skilled te..tof..,...dPl!tu; P"• •••.f tle!WU- quidtly md expenmce beaer CJUklomi:C'. When you choo&e our atge:iiOL!y ,o. will rccc:ive a timely~ • wilb cbe ..,_,quality of care ad most ~effective. care available. . ....... die filii fMFOr laVioes desiped tO meet individul occds. Foree •• , if You<DCCd help . .fi .a "Mia ..S m ""at¥-.aai~ wilb activities of daily liviag.h••e.P.;._ aervices or _,.-..-...te, our p 5 "Uuls will assist you in managing your medical care. Whttna- your ilealtb -care Jl!*k, you cat ~-lhe 'ban voted best iD die Tri-Sbllle in Home Healtb ~to pnwide ()(Ill\ 11 ·;.are and hi&h quality care. . . . "There's no place • . like home._". .· 1-800:-582-7~71 .1 - BoDie Health Care Services - - Care SerVices aad-QCNS illc. Proflde? As we get older, we realize that. .. lfyouare60yearsorolderandnecdspecialassist•ac:.o•~ ~ · . indqlendently at home,lhere is.a toll-ftce ni.abcir t~»all... · · special people to help• ·• · To Your Jl.tlinily! a. witll ... .senior CJuarterly Friday,April U,llll . ----~ ... ' . How is HOI?Ie Care Request-.1! ·· .. Altbougb •yoae -may ~ .home care, all tarices may lite~ by a 'ptysiciau. The ioitial request b home care begins wilb a pbone call to' (740) '1166-CARE (2n:J} o.- toll he, 80-759-5383 from a I"'" •· --~-...;.;;-~_ _.....;_ _....;._ _ _ _"1 pbysician or family mea••«. Our itaft'will contact your iDAnncecaritUodetamioeeuctoovenge forllliale ... care senioes. htic:uts at home or those beins caftld for in aa ouqw.._ setting may be suitable candid~~~:& for . ' home care sea oices. · • What prtplllafioDM ~made bef«e home care services hepw? 1be home care llaft' will oMI4dyou after cbe referral within 24 hours. Your home care . - _ , ia oon.bontion wid! your l'llyliciE, will giw: you drUilcd iafonnllioo about your p1M of CIR. You wiiii'CC:leiYe cbe traiDio8 md you .-1 to be aa active participMd in your OWD ~· 0. · · std' a111 be...,...,., 24-bours-..y, -.days+11ftd. ~ys-a-year. ""'w:a«ice ., Wllo will provide my care! We wad cloi!dy 'lrid!JC* pbysici.IR Wt.o ~ ..S ~ your care. 'this ensures 1bat your trealmel!t piM is followed euctly and tlulr your care is epjet~ • •iiif*sd. Our dedicated alld slcilled home CMe 1pCCialists inclllllc rqistmd IIUI'IIes, 1Kc:al0d practical mnes, phyllical tbrupistl. OllCUpl6oaal tbenpists -s 11ome health ailk; All of our home care spccialilb receive die same tm of professional training as your hospital health care provides. 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I r r i I I ' .F rit I ~~ ;,Aprii n,-. - .. - .... ~ ~ ·~-- -· ......... ·- -·. ~ Senior Q~rly Steve BJert began taking Odie and his longtime friend. fOI'IDei' Ohio Valley Publisbing Co. Executive Editor Hobart Wdsoo Jr.. his SOO career wins and · to GA,HS road five ~--"' as a it Odie • .. .. z nutfiOOChe • a cfiimjiionship; but it wa1i also the day Odic passed Osbcxne ,said be weal to- sptMts•tika., tcetiOn afabea£ilt&*IICM aad Rlceived a 100111Dful tapODSe lhal they too lud bcco apprised f!L Odie.•s dufh ms ,, lq1t Odie from iw:• 1 · 5 die boot all sea-$is }elll''lllllil the play•1••e wilb MarieUa on Gle _QAHS · CIOUlt. .tlere month f~S:.:;! "Hi~ always f'liit years love . was "There was a sense ofbis- always writing." said tory there and I soaked it all Wtlson. who mired from iit." Ebert said. "I was a:al- a 43,-yea.- careel' with the lydtebciJeficialyofdlat.~ Tribune in · November After bis stint with the 19.98. Wtlson said Odie tadio station. Odie joined ~ kteping the :sCorethe news and sports staff .book at GAllS games fO£ of the Gallipolis D.-ily his own information Tribune in 1957. Aftec be around the eJUty 1960s. left lhe oewspape£ six but voluot• cml bis time to yean later to work fil'st for 1be task late£ in the deciM'e City Loan and tbc8 spmd and became a at dame decades as a sales Blue Devil contc sts. IW Odie ~wd a . stayljng tqR5CIItalive for many yeani. Odie and . ~ 4e' ••"'e.. Gallipolis-based G&J Wtlsoo nveled togelbct . t'A!*lc#. our bisny is Auto Pms. be continued . to Gallipolis m.MI games loll, lui abe boob will. writing for tbe Tribune as and ,'!'J'Ie: the state ~ .J,Wa)S say that Odie was a ()()!respondent. oon- tournament a regula£ 6e ~pwt, c:per," Osborne tributing a roundup of event on abei£ scbrwhde'i. llid: : . · , . . Sa<)AL foo(ball and bas- "ldo~itwasfunny.all · " ~ ~ .boosla' Well pmes. rottowing of tbc '1fiinss ... Nt!p!!!Di . Pictured are State Sen. John iaey and 'Gov. Ted Striddand, center, as weD as, from ·tWJt. Sheriff Ron :Nichols from 1h!! . Ross Oounty 'Shellffs Offioe; 'Cipt. Malt< Ross frofD 1he · MI.ISkirCUm Sheriff's Qffice, MictieNe Chippas, ,t!J18CUtive din!Jo. tor and _chief eJII!lCUtiwe offioei oUbe~ Otiio ~ d the Allheimer'.s Association, 'Mar1r Willimao, education Coon:ti~;__ natJK for1he Alzheimer'·& Association's Hoi:tlowest Ohio "''...-.="• ~~ T~ Comml.nty Proeams JIPI!Cialist for the M1811lc Valley 1~ af1he l\llheimefs AsSOCiation Nina. ~lerfrom 1J.1e Dlsblct 7 Area Agee It)' on~ in ·Rio ·GI~Ide. ~ nac~• ~er'""" the Centra! Ohio Chaptef at 1tJe . , Allhelmel s~~· Jennifer Moine &ca. special aeniB and ~·118lager for 1he Central Ohio Chapter of 1he Aime;nlel's ~·and .Lt. Dale Gillette and U. Dale . Webber at the Aoss Cow:ty sheriffs Qffioe. . his 1996 mitemeut from G&J. Odie oontUI!Icwl as a cOOtributor ~ the Tribune . and wrote c:opy for a page of Senior Rrsoora:: Ccmer news that appeared each . '1., oonst• on those road tljps." Wdsoo aid. "1fe. said be would write a book abo11t it Rt;:ing a buddy bmoo:; dum laalfa (H••ay. it•s bad 1o imagine : bim not being here." Vi~ is the o11a sur- Anodter Lions activity •. dial helped ma\e bim one of the area•s 1110re reoognizable figures was as master of cemnonies for the annual Uoos-sponsored Little . Miss and Mr. Gall~ County Lioo:s. · Juni..- Fair. a role ~"' f01•oded in 1956. wbere mJinqnished in tbe 1990s. Odie served in many "'die always seJVedas an capacities for the next 50 amh•ssadnr for our oomyears. Bodt be and W'dsoo Jlllmity. and for Lionism. wereonbandfortbeclub•s ml exanplitied Liooism•s goldm aonivCI'Sill)' oele- muuo. always willing to bration in October 1006. taVe... Fowler said. and each received the Odie and his wife. Anita Melvin Jones Awald. abe Tope o·Doonen. celebrathighest bonO£ a lion can ed their 50th wedding receive. on Eat. 20. 2004. anniversary on Jan. 12. He Odie was abe Tail is also survived by ·two Twister for lhe J.,ioos for sons and daughters-in-law. decades. Palrick and Barbara 1be Tail 1\vister is to o·~u of Gallipolis ·be humorous and make up and Mauhew and Theresa all kinds ofexeuses to tine o·DooneU of Westerville. the member'S 25 c;:ents. He and by two grandsons. was really good ~' tbat Services were held kind of stuff... Wilson March 19 at St. Louis .i'ecalled with a laugh. Catholic anum.. die ... Over 50 YearJ ·. ofRelfahle Serviee . . ·113.£.ME ariadDriwe t: , ' · Pa.eroj', OR .. ~• 7...,2.1511 ·- ! • . .lllllt-n·n•:Dite.r ~ 1111 II' lwh Trt.c.re .. . J: ,.,,. .'I f I • • . .. L 667·3156 .. ,. ,,. r Me.._ edl:er 11 c'=u..' z• L ,. s • •c•'P'tll . ~•La•: 'B, Hz Tlh ~MewL I I ......... - I(. . . ., �... Q.n.-=~~ . p III U• ·n........... I ~-~...u. .~rly I 1 1.. I r r i I I ' .F rit I ~~ ;,Aprii n,-. - .. - .... ~ ~ ·~-- -· ......... ·- -·. ~ Senior Q~rly Steve BJert began taking Odie and his longtime friend. fOI'IDei' Ohio Valley Publisbing Co. Executive Editor Hobart Wdsoo Jr.. his SOO career wins and · to GA,HS road five ~--"' as a it Odie • .. .. z nutfiOOChe • a cfiimjiionship; but it wa1i also the day Odic passed Osbcxne ,said be weal to- sptMts•tika., tcetiOn afabea£ilt&*IICM aad Rlceived a 100111Dful tapODSe lhal they too lud bcco apprised f!L Odie.•s dufh ms ,, lq1t Odie from iw:• 1 · 5 die boot all sea-$is }elll''lllllil the play•1••e wilb MarieUa on Gle _QAHS · CIOUlt. .tlere month f~S:.:;! "Hi~ always f'liit years love . was "There was a sense ofbis- always writing." said tory there and I soaked it all Wtlson. who mired from iit." Ebert said. "I was a:al- a 43,-yea.- careel' with the lydtebciJeficialyofdlat.~ Tribune in · November After bis stint with the 19.98. Wtlson said Odie tadio station. Odie joined ~ kteping the :sCorethe news and sports staff .book at GAllS games fO£ of the Gallipolis D.-ily his own information Tribune in 1957. Aftec be around the eJUty 1960s. left lhe oewspape£ six but voluot• cml bis time to yean later to work fil'st for 1be task late£ in the deciM'e City Loan and tbc8 spmd and became a at dame decades as a sales Blue Devil contc sts. IW Odie ~wd a . stayljng tqR5CIItalive for many yeani. Odie and . ~ 4e' ••"'e.. Gallipolis-based G&J Wtlsoo nveled togelbct . t'A!*lc#. our bisny is Auto Pms. be continued . to Gallipolis m.MI games loll, lui abe boob will. writing for tbe Tribune as and ,'!'J'Ie: the state ~ .J,Wa)S say that Odie was a ()()!respondent. oon- tournament a regula£ 6e ~pwt, c:per," Osborne tributing a roundup of event on abei£ scbrwhde'i. llid: : . · , . . Sa<)AL foo(ball and bas- "ldo~itwasfunny.all · " ~ ~ .boosla' Well pmes. rottowing of tbc '1fiinss ... Nt!p!!!Di . Pictured are State Sen. John iaey and 'Gov. Ted Striddand, center, as weD as, from ·tWJt. Sheriff Ron :Nichols from 1h!! . Ross Oounty 'Shellffs Offioe; 'Cipt. Malt< Ross frofD 1he · MI.ISkirCUm Sheriff's Qffice, MictieNe Chippas, ,t!J18CUtive din!Jo. tor and _chief eJII!lCUtiwe offioei oUbe~ Otiio ~ d the Allheimer'.s Association, 'Mar1r Willimao, education Coon:ti~;__ natJK for1he Alzheimer'·& Association's Hoi:tlowest Ohio "''...-.="• ~~ T~ Comml.nty Proeams JIPI!Cialist for the M1811lc Valley 1~ af1he l\llheimefs AsSOCiation Nina. ~lerfrom 1J.1e Dlsblct 7 Area Agee It)' on~ in ·Rio ·GI~Ide. ~ nac~• ~er'""" the Centra! Ohio Chaptef at 1tJe . , Allhelmel s~~· Jennifer Moine &ca. special aeniB and ~·118lager for 1he Central Ohio Chapter of 1he Aime;nlel's ~·and .Lt. Dale Gillette and U. Dale . Webber at the Aoss Cow:ty sheriffs Qffioe. . his 1996 mitemeut from G&J. Odie oontUI!Icwl as a cOOtributor ~ the Tribune . and wrote c:opy for a page of Senior Rrsoora:: Ccmer news that appeared each . '1., oonst• on those road tljps." Wdsoo aid. "1fe. said be would write a book abo11t it Rt;:ing a buddy bmoo:; dum laalfa (H••ay. it•s bad 1o imagine : bim not being here." Vi~ is the o11a sur- Anodter Lions activity •. dial helped ma\e bim one of the area•s 1110re reoognizable figures was as master of cemnonies for the annual Uoos-sponsored Little . Miss and Mr. Gall~ County Lioo:s. · Juni..- Fair. a role ~"' f01•oded in 1956. wbere mJinqnished in tbe 1990s. Odie served in many "'die always seJVedas an capacities for the next 50 amh•ssadnr for our oomyears. Bodt be and W'dsoo Jlllmity. and for Lionism. wereonbandfortbeclub•s ml exanplitied Liooism•s goldm aonivCI'Sill)' oele- muuo. always willing to bration in October 1006. taVe... Fowler said. and each received the Odie and his wife. Anita Melvin Jones Awald. abe Tope o·Doonen. celebrathighest bonO£ a lion can ed their 50th wedding receive. on Eat. 20. 2004. anniversary on Jan. 12. He Odie was abe Tail is also survived by ·two Twister for lhe J.,ioos for sons and daughters-in-law. decades. Palrick and Barbara 1be Tail 1\vister is to o·~u of Gallipolis ·be humorous and make up and Mauhew and Theresa all kinds ofexeuses to tine o·DooneU of Westerville. the member'S 25 c;:ents. He and by two grandsons. was really good ~' tbat Services were held kind of stuff... Wilson March 19 at St. Louis .i'ecalled with a laugh. Catholic anum.. die ... Over 50 YearJ ·. ofRelfahle Serviee . . ·113.£.ME ariadDriwe t: , ' · Pa.eroj', OR .. ~• 7...,2.1511 ·- ! • . .lllllt-n·n•:Dite.r ~ 1111 II' lwh Trt.c.re .. . J: ,.,,. .'I f I • • . .. L 667·3156 .. ,. ,,. r Me.._ edl:er 11 c'=u..' z• L ,. s • •c•'P'tll . ~•La•: 'B, Hz Tlh ~MewL I I ......... - I(. . . ., �• ..,... • - - ~ -· .... -- . ~.....,__·-~-------- ----·-"" -- -- Sentor Qwlrterly · . Fr• I ,,.,.. - 0,.21111 se.Uor (fuarterty ~· · -· · - --- r...._...- •P If IS • - . No Ht nla, Nc)<;rectt Cheak : . 0100 VAI.I.EY·C HECK CASHING & LOAN . ·1 Route 6l Norda of PeiDt Pleasant (Camp Coaley) M.a. ~ Fri. 3:00 pJD. to 6:00 pJD. .OHIO VALLEY BANK · • s.tunlay 10:08 ••• to 1:10 p.m. . , Other nmes Available By Appointmellt CA•L: &75-&SD or174-1J7t · • Member FDIC �• ..,... • - - ~ -· .... -- . ~.....,__·-~-------- ----·-"" -- -- Sentor Qwlrterly · . Fr• I ,,.,.. - 0,.21111 se.Uor (fuarterty ~· · -· · - --- r...._...- •P If IS • - . No Ht nla, Nc)<;rectt Cheak : . 0100 VAI.I.EY·C HECK CASHING & LOAN . ·1 Route 6l Norda of PeiDt Pleasant (Camp Coaley) M.a. ~ Fri. 3:00 pJD. to 6:00 pJD. .OHIO VALLEY BANK · • s.tunlay 10:08 ••• to 1:10 p.m. . , Other nmes Available By Appointmellt CA•L: &75-&SD or174-1J7t · • Member FDIC �ALoNG THE _RivER Holzer Clinic .... llefpiwlhe c:a&e: . ....... Sdeiosis w 't d!bds in G lpis Apri 1~ a ............., F ........ • . ' . ' ' Clinic SPOKIS •l'e"gs 2nd. RVHS 3nl at J&dowu . .S.. .Bl BfZ n•J..IIIa 'II~ICCJM 2 . . - ·" - .' - ' b .. new p _ysiCJatt _ ... still taking new patients. but Bridenbad! said. .a caseload • Eeallive Dimolor Malt. we .J£ qui cldy Wlchiqg .a be OOIIIpBmi 1D 1bat ef a llridcnb!lmgb said 1l0body is poiDt where we'II need f.amily ·~ tamed away ·d ue 1D an aMiber provider to meet me On mday, five .of die 18 inability 1D pay. Some . need,~ Bridenbau~ said. patients Phillips WJIS schedpatients, based on proof of Weiner is j ust liinisbing uJed to see were new UICIOIIle, pay an ~ffice visit his residelicy .at Marshall patients. Many of the fee as low as $5. Univt'J'Sity in Huntington, patients visiting the clinic il'ijps.a-~~: W.Va. His servioes will be bave been umble 10 pay an ....., -·-·~ . provided tnmugb the office visit fee at Olher local · .,.raftloil lbe office ~ a full, National Nationai Health pn!Ctices, Bnidcnlwlb said. time basis, fum 8 a.m. to 5 Service · Corps, a federal In additiml to a 1ili~ fee p.m.lnObio,.aCNP·canaffcr soholarship program wlrioh scale {{)!' an office W.sit, ·tbe basic SCiviaes of a family mtni.ides tuition assistance · Family Hca1th Care bas also ~inliQdingJRSCI'ip- lii~iclumgeformedical scr- made~ with its tioosfcrmsica•••go•.:y and \'ice in undcrserved areas. outside~ fiJI' a Wdmap..n..vy. drugs. Pbjllips sees an avmge· ing fee scale for rts patient~. 1be cliaic iD Pomeroy is of 25o patients each month, and blood can be dJ:awn at Qf inromc: :aDd insm::anoe. _.";:'.!':,j,h , ....,._ '\ the clinic.m Pomeroy. lbe clinic is located in the ~wned Medical Arts Building across fmm the Veterans Memorial Hospital location. · County -Meigs Omnnisooners are wnddng towanl iiii1 .ammgement with an e:xisting hospitlll for emezgency mom .services to be ~tiered . in conjunction with ilhe fQHC clinic. The county bas received .a 56,000 grant to study 1Iiodel.s .of a community heald:i clinic such as P-omeroy's wbich also offer ER setvices. London Pool Pabol naanes crash • t• ' VIC 1111 lh am. Sc SWI'R&Ai ·., B~LVSENTINEl.COM P&SIIMVDM.vn.JNE.COM OarroAIUF.S I:'OR1ER - •JII!Ii esC.lalli1J,84 -Se • . . mor . =~:~~ ·AIIIm K. Sooll:; ¥ .._ . • Adwu K. 9n 4 2B . ' -- --r.~· ' • pnmou.ooed dead • dlr:. 1iQelle of :the Thursday a:adJ on Bulaville Pike, about .a · mile south of Ohio . .S54 INsiDE · • MasErWOIIcs . - --., ... .~cuts hol.ls, ' lays ol26 wortes. Tmopcrs said Soott, opcr, Hadey .lllil~" center aDd oo1lidcd be.aikJn with a southbound 1989 Cbevrok:t S-10 piclwp dri, ven by Nathan S. Coi, 16, Bidwell. ·The a.asb ejected· Scott ftom the moton:ycle, trDops CI'S said. Cox was not injured in the accident, .as were his two _S.. .Al •<llf!OOIR o~ ITIIIl bel e u1ciuiaer :e f;a See ftiltAl • City Palk WI be SDBi II! of walk b' M Aulism.s..-..u :•local Briefs. -01 1 A2 .. Church, school plm,l $1.7 miJ]iQn WEA'IHEit expanst~n s.,...u •OVBCIIIUI& ~ OOitbbllion ' .a:u:p11nce. Sae PIFM . ' ...,. . ' of swimming .and management As of last week, the London Pool Fund had ·a positive balance of $45,482.21 , which the vii- waS tiortbboliad aiOOild p.m. whea be went left of .•Olio 'I W:liiciil ;;. two successful nr:ar Poncr• ·Chola1e pertol1 ns at • London P-ool is set to ~ for the summer on May 24 just in time for Memorial Day Weekend. After sitting dry for the jiDDITW of 1005 after flood. iD,g 4amaw=d the stn!C!Jm!, the -pool lias since. enjoyed between a JlllltOR:yCie .aud a pk;tup llUI:k on BulaviDe , : Pike M'hed ill the deldl of a Oor:sl ue mm. 1he (dl!ja.. , . . A! ·'C .· IIJ; 7 ..... Jan,.. Old o.n Bevan gets some help fTom his grandmottler, Connie Bevan, 'While IMJ!ttIIW GIUI ne aun:h ~at Bossard Ubrary. The Bevans are usi!'1l the resources available .• ,.. :t~~~rary to teM~IIboUJ JOhn Brown .a nd tbe l'llid on liatpeiS Ferry, va. :; iJ.IIIIiill .• •• ' . ~- . ··~VAII.EY 3 (304)67~7- ·.- ~1.7 ~:.,:piOJCCl, . -'· . ,(304) Jn-2022 ~) · Semlfl JfTfYl'J, Arch... _.pnilll:lllll·...... a 'k &_1 . . . Cl6111-flr'il!ms .i t I t-t j i' ' .L. • • •PLEASANT VA11.£Y nWAU"DihY l 011 Viand Sheet Point Pka··~ WV 2SSSO ' ' ' ~ . _.__.\.. ~ • . r"_..;, ,• ,,, ..klcholt.Ptm ··Grrflk Jlrws&.te • • ... .PLEASANT: - ~r.t+'i . 4? ComiCs . A3 Da-5 insert ~ Movies A4 Obituaries • A.5 Spmts Weather o... ~ GALUPOUS AmcriWlS are CliCOIII'aged ·facility to explore the. .2(),000 square-foot !!Cbool. know~ by VlSIODg ~ Plistnr Mite Fotcman and !peal library dunng Scbool A~ N~onal . Library Wc:ek, B.reoda Bambart anoonnccod Aprill3-19, wbcr'e a vanety die ~ f« 1be cxpansinD d programs are planned for Friday ' morning. Randy of all ages. Bn:ecb of G~lis bas . · We want people to designed a two--story schoOl always bave a love of books, buildin~ that will include a b~ we offer, ~y ~ regulattotlsSized gymnasi, things as well, . wd DcbiJle II , ~!"cle ~f l..ih:: C4 urn. classrooms ~ library, ==sM~ 3 . ~LVTI!19UNE.COM JIC2Pie UOMI-&4P- Oelehtations Claa&ifieds ' ... ~ .·-c:... . . INDEX Arouod Town s e&c." . ·' .c ?cr4 ••'iPm ,. ' . . . .. .... 8YJarlklcMI• incl~ ~ D., ........ I .• HOSPITAL (740) 992-6916 (Pomeroy) Suving~ cl . . . .\ .' Poiat PL -, 'fiV 2SSSO . . ' . @04) 675-74op ' . (140).992-69l~ (PloP b»Y) . . VALLEY (304) 675-7404 ' (304) 372-2022 (Ripley) .. 8' . HOSPICE ' . . . ,. (740) 991-6?16 (Pl. . •uy) ·~VAII&y ' 1011 vr •lOll v;eQa Sll:cct Point Pit , \ WV HSSO. .> =. Christian 1 Knowl~~- ~ C2 BSection A6 v..,y.,r~!!lloll!l!il'•o.. • , .. • ., • II a commercial,gradc kitchen, a fitness • culn .and offices. It will be built oo a lot now the site of a chun:h parking lot. . The chuR:h is locllled on NOI'Ib Second Avenue in die fonni:r Royal Crown bottliDg plant Plans for die church will allow the congregation to eqland into an unuSed part of lbe building . 1 ~ r~m~li ~~ s. . ~N . nal atto Library ~- gtvcs us tbr: oppmturuty to s~wcase w~ we .have go,mg on. ~ 11 have ~ spectal every day mcluding classes, guest . ~ cv~n our own vrrs1~ Anttques Road Sbow. It II ~ a lot of fun for every~ne: with w ••"...._,_, and Now m tts · 50th year, add ~=ti,p;j;,'~;'~~lass- ~lltiOnal Library Week is .a . That will tunc to celebrate die COllinroom space. space butioos of libraries, librari· d • A2 .- JDd library WOlters in ;, ____,- _ _ 1, ---- • n - r: power National Library Week begins . I_ IWJIWLWIE!NI'M' COM ' -The SYRACUSE A oollisioo ;;.l!': o,f roms schools, campuses and munilies everywhere. The obserVance is sponsored by tbe I American Library Association as well as local libraries in an effort to share the incredible · range of materials and .sel'!ices lbat are available. "Every day, libraries . belp transform their communities," said Saunde~. "At our libr3ry, people ·of all ages and backgrounds can come together for commnnity meetings, to attend lectures and programs, to do research with the help of ttained professionals. to gel assistance with homewod Ill' to bonuw materials to meet their educational and recreational needs . "The written word can lake people places they would never be able to go otherwise," she added. "It allows you to explore your creativity and your irnagina· tion in ways that' other Uledia can •t" ~ Thi ~ week 's events at Bossard Library include: • Patton Appreciation Reception was held from I . to 3 p.m. Satwtlay, Aprill2. • · Remembering the Holocaust from 2 to 4 p.m. Sunday, April 13. Educatoi Kristy Woodall will present a program on the Holocaust in recognition of Holocaust Remembrance Month. • Pat-a-cake lap sit at I 0 a.m. on Monday, April 14. Miss Melody will host a fun,ftlled half hour of finger plays and music during this program geared towards children age 3 and under and their care given;: • Froggy Fun at I0 a.m. daily Tuesday through Thursday, . April 15-17. Oilldren ages 3-5 will listm to a froggy story; sec a :H> froggy tongue. make a froggy lii3Sk and have froggy fun. • Swfin. the Net at I p.m . and 6 p.m . on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 15 and 16. Sign up today for this basic Internet class conducted by Randy Calihan. Space is limited so regiSter ~ by calling 446-READ. class is a two bour session. • n -··.,.a SUIIIIIICili last year will not receive fuDding to pay for the lifeguards. Shawn Hawley was hired as head lifeguard ai council's most reoent meeting at .a pay rate of $7.40 per hour. The following certified lifeguards were also hired: Stephanie Donaldson, , Samuel McCall, Angelac Stuart, Jeremy Lee, Shawn H, .and Virginia Bricldes. The following lifeguards were hired on the condition they oomplcte their training: Jamb Hayman, Stephanie Berryman, Cody Cooli:., · ·· James Whittington . and Michelle Ours. Lifeguards will be paiQ $7 an hour. Council approved Heather Smith as pool manager at $615 per two-week pay period for a minimum . of S4 hours per p~ry ~od . 'Smith will have four- day~ off during the pay period. This year's pool hours are from I to 6 p .m. seven days a week. Except for family and business passes, admi ssion rates stayed the same. Those rates are: Daily admission, 18 and over, $3 ; chi Idren nnder 17, $2; seniors 55 and over. $2; season passes $40; family passes limited to · five in the · immediate family, $120; business passes limited to five individuals per day, $110; rental fees are for a minimum of two hours at $60 per hour. There will be no charge for non-sw imming adults acco1Dpllllying a swimmer. Also discussed at council's most recent meeting: •The third and final meet· ing on the Community Development Block Grant will be at 7 p.m., Tuesday, . April 29 at the Syracuse Community Center. Due to residents ' complaints about dogs and cats defecating in neighboring Mayor Eric y.ards, Cunningham said he would check with the Meigs County Health Department n .-,_.,a .. • l I � 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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