https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/48d388604cccfcfaa4fdbe7a4df1b67e.pdf a9e639852449448eb731b681432f42bb PDF Text Text • Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www. mydailysentinel.com Bengals QB Palmer.out for another week CINCINNATI (AP J With seven game' left , there 's no indicati on thai Cincinnati . Bengals quarterback Carson Palmer will play in any of them . The Bengals acknowl ed:;ed on . Monday thai Palmer will -mi » hi' fifth straight game b~:cau~c of an injured pa,sing elbow. Ryan hlzpalrick will slarl in hi' u g iiin~t ploi CC th ~ Philadelphia Ea g l ~ s nn Suml•w ' . Palmer hun lhL' d bow during a 2 6 -2 ~ ovc11imc l o~ ~ to !he Giallls in the third wcc·k of the sc<\>on and played 111 lmly one more gaml' . He has been doing rchab ililalinn wnrk to try to get the clhow lu:althy enough to pla y agpm this season . ( During the te am 's bye \\'cckcnd , Palmer went back In Califon1ia and had !he elbow ch,·cked ' out. He declined to be inll=r vic wcd Monday. saying thr ough a team spnkcsnwn that nothin g had ~hanged . The Bcngals ( 1-K) ~ llllhm first win without Palmer in thc1r la ~t !..!~ll11C , a 21 ~ 19 vic ~ lory · o\:C r Jacksonville . Fitzpatri ck threw a pair of lol,ll:hdown pa,scs lo Chml Ocho Cinco and had his hcsl ~a 1111.: )'l'l as the s I o.trt i 11!.! ZJllilrlerback _ " Coach Marvin Lewis solid Pttlmt.~ r would miss practicl.! again th'is week to l'Onccn ~ Irate on his rehabilitation . There\ no indicallnn -when he nnghl lest the elbow 10 ., cc if it's healed . "Same plan ," Lew is said . ··Hasn't (hangcll. It 's \Vberc rl"s beeri. "E v~rvthin" seems to be - "' Tuesday, November u, 2008 Some Browns tagged as quitters BEREA (AP) - Back from more clout. a rare . foolba\1-(ree weekend , " H i s lhe Cleveland Browns inpUI · IS resumed a season thai has very valufaded from promising lo probable Ia this lemalie . team ," lineTheir record says they're NOTEBOOK backer and losers , and upon returning. co-captain they had 10 answer charges A n d r a that they're quiuers, loo . Davis said. "If he says someFollowing Thursday night's · lhing like thai, guys really demoralizing loss to l;)enver, need lo check their egos."' running back Jamal Lewis Defensive tackle Shaun accused some unnamed team- Smith said Lewis' comments mates of giving up. Leading CUI deep. by 13 points. the Browns (3"He's an established veler' 6) allowed three touchdowns an with a Super Bowl ring· so in the fourth quarter and lost of course everybody is going· 34-30, just four days after lo listen," Smith said . blowing a 14-poim lead in a ''Evidently, he wamed to say 37-27 loss to Baltimore. something . He doesn't say too Lewis was the only player much , so when he does speak lo lake his opinion hubhc . But up, it's got lo niean something." d h h B AP photo ol ers agree 1 all e rowns 11 does 10 Cribbs, who Cincinnati Bengal~ quarterback Carson Palmer (9) passes quit would be exempt from anb "When you have a leam · f h in lhe second quarter under lhe pressure of Dallas like thai thai comes into our criltctsm a ler anal er super performance on special Cowboys defensive end Jay Ratliff (90) during an NFL loothouse and · we're capable of teams. He appreciates Lewis' ball game Sunday in Irving, Texas. beating them, thai's the first passion as well as his fntslraon ·schedule as far as eve ry- and stick 10 it," Lewis said. thing thai comes Ia . your lion al.nol seeing others play body can tell , which they Some of Palmer's team- mind, is guys quilling," return as hard as he docs. won't kn ow until they say. mates think il would be specialist Joshua Cribbs said. "He goes out there and ·Hey. go ahead and slarl unwise for him lo play this ··we can 'I figure out what's in everyone's head or in their busis his tail every day. every throwing. · There 's been no season . game," Cribbs satd. "I do the indrcation he needs surgery, '"You want to play because minds, bul !hal's what it same and il huns when playother than thai would be a this is what you love Ia do looked like - thai some guys ers don't do the same and drastic measure _" and it's fun. but you have to quit. don't show the same will and Palmer isn·, ready Ia give think beyond thai and be rea"We know if everybody don't show the same fire and up the notion of playing this sonablc and understand you didn 'I quit. we would've won desire to win . It's a shame season . even though he's have a career ahead· of your- that ba!lgame," he said. . sometimes, but we just have slarlin? 10 run oul of lime. self,'" receiver TJ. . Lewis wasn't available for to pull together as a team, He scud originally il could Houshmandzadeh said comment on ·Monday, but the weed oul those guys and p,lay take up to ~ighl weeks for Mqnday. "ll's never dawned nine-xear veteran's charge the reS I of the season oul. · the elbow to heal and g~l on me lhal Carson would Ihal 'some people need Ia U!Jiess they ~an. win seven back to full strength, a come. back and play. I've check their egos at the door 'Stratght, begmnmg next timetable that could bring alwaxs thoughlthm : just rest and find some heart," was sttll Monday night at Buffalo, the him back for December. and gel ready for next year. reverberating inside · Browns' chances of making "The biggest thing is he The way this has gone, Cleveland's locker room. the AFC playoffs are impossiwould like to play, so they 're there 's no reason to put him And because they came bly long. Instead, the focus going lo go through Ihe oullhere and jeopardize next from the nonna!ly reserved over the next month or so will timetable they sci for him year or the rest of his career." Lewis, the senli.menls carry - be on coach Romeo Crennel's future and the devclopmer~l of quarterback Br:rd y Qumn , who showed poise and potential in his debut as a swncr againsllhe Broncos. -Crennel. who bc·rKhed Derek Anderson lasl week and lumed his offense over to Quinn, hinted al more lineup chan"c> lhrs week . He wuuldn ., r~veal them during his news confer-c·ncc bl'Gtuse he had ycl lo mccl with hi s players. Crennel was asked if his channes wen.~ maJ·or or minor. 0 . "I would classrry them as secret nghl now, he semi, chuckling. Crenncl doesn't have many options. but he could shake,. things up a bit on a defc_rJse which has given up 71 pomls and allowed nearly I .000 yands in the past two games. One possible switch could be movmg outside linebacker Kamerion Wimbley inside or off the · field entirely. Since selling a i·ookie club record · with II sacks in 2006, the 6foot-3, 255-pound Wimbley has been unable 10 mount a consi slenl pass msh and too often finds· himself out of position lo make tackles. Brandon Cornerback McDonald , toasted several times by the Broncos, would be a candidate for demotion except thai the Browns don 'I have much depth al lhat position. McDonald was beaten by rookie Eddie Royal for a 93-yard touchdown that gol the Broncos back in it early in the fourth quarter and Denver quarterback Jay Cutler picked on lhe second-year comerback again for the game-winning TD pass lo Brandon Marshall wuh 1:14lefl. Pleasant Valley Hospitalts-'l GPS, hidden cameras watching over Baby Jesus, A6 .. .'.. '.' ' ~. ' Prinledo~ 100% Middleport • ·P omeroy, Ohio • :;o 1"1 '\"IS • \ "ul. :;H . :"\u . tto ll{llln . llH "I· ,II\FR 1:!. :!noll SPORTS .• WoHe, Howard have big night in Meigs win. SeePageBl BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENTOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY The replacement for the existing Pomeroy-Mason Bridge will be called Bridge of Honor not Medal of Honor Bridge, as previously reported due Ia a miscom: municalion. Susie According to Watkins, spokesperson for the West Virginia · Department of e ll.ecycled Newsprint . ""''""')clail~"·ntiowLt·c"" ~ I I I I Transponation, on March 3, Congressional Medal of Stewan emptied magazine forcements. The wounded 2003, both houses of the Honor. According to the after magazine of ammuni- · members of his squad were West Virginia Legislature 2003 Tesolution, Stewart, tion at the enemy forces and recovered and evacuat_ed . passed a resolution naming born in West Columbia, when grenades were thrown Though he never received the structure Bridge of W.Va .. was killed May 8, al his wounded Company, the Congressional Medal of Honor. The resolution .reads 1966 in action in Vietnam . he threw them back at the Honor, Hartinger. a the entire bridge, nol just . The resolution tells the attacking forces. Stewart Middleport native , was a the Ohio and West Virgmia story of Stewart who sur- held his position through highly decorated four-star . ramps , are named "in mem- vived an early morning three assaulls over four general who served in the ory of Gen . James V anack thai wounded five hours until reinforcements Hartinger and Staff Sgt. members of his six-mem- arrived. The resolution United States Anny and US Jimmy G. Stewart." ber squad , leaving only him states troops found his body Air Force. He was named Commander-in-Chief of the Stewart was posthumous- to . fight against . a in an enemy foxhole where ly awarded the nation 's Vietnamese platoon. he had advanced to add fire North American Aerospace highest military honor. the said · in support of incoming rein- , . 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The prize will be awarded wcekh· on the basis of most winners selected correctly and i~ case of ties, "inner will be delerniined by blind dra"- Yo~ must be 16 yea~s of age or older to enter. Onlr one entry per perspn per week. dren. Seated around the Christmas tree, the children were fascinated as Little read them a story about a mitten. Each of the children was given a candy cane by the bank before leaving to relum lo their classroom. Several of the women who had made scarves . joined the children wearing them. Annual visits to the bank for storytelling and treats by HeadS tart classes has been going ·on for several years. This year the volunteers knitted 263 scarves with one going lo each of the 180 HeadStarl children and the remainder being divided between God's NET and People's Bank Coats for Kids project Volunteers making the scarves were Linda Cunningham, Ruth Smith, Maxine Lillie, Lama Seth, Margaret Grossnickle, Sylvia Webb, Debbie Finlaw, Minnie Rizer, Mary Sayre, Jewell DerriCk , Judy . Wise, Grace Sloul, Linda Foster and Sharon Folmer. Diana Coates, RSVP director. handles the program for lhe Senior Center. Bill to strip EPA authority passes senate I I 446-2404 0 1-888-446-2684 216 Upper River Rd. Gallipolis, Ohio 1/2 mile south of the Silver Sridge Ucx:nse CC 700077-000 and 001 License Cl 750048·000 and OOt ·Annie's Mailbox A3 . A3 .Calendars B3-4 Classifieds Bs Comics A2 Editorials Faith • Values A4·6 • Movies A3 .B Section · Sports Weather A3 4 aoo8 Oblo Volley Puhlloblaa Co. ;:11111 •. • 4171 4 · implementing our existing BSERGENTDMYDAILYSENTINELCOM . . pertnilling program. Surely, moving the water quahty POMEROY - Senate permitting 'program from Bill 386 which opponents Ohio EPA to ODNR will believe would strip the Ohio recreate all of the difficulties Environmental Protection we have had the past two Agency of its power to years with HB 443. review water pollution per- Undoubtedly, this will lead mits and give lhal power to to a slower permitting timeofficials with the Ohio line for a few years as our Department of Natural agency tries to learn what is Resources, passed in the necessary to maintain water Ohio Senate this week. quality permilting in regards The official vote was 22 to federal requirements." for, nine against. Among the ' Logan also said he felt the yes votes were the bill's cosl for ODNR lo do the sponsor, Sen. Timothy permitting would be considGrendell ' (R-Chesterland) erably more expenstve and one of several co-spon- because the agency does not sorS, Sen. Joy Padgett (R- have any "in house experCoshocton). tise with federal Clean The . bill passed despite Water Act compliance." hearing testimony from Logan later explained: Sean Logan , director of "ODNR does not have the· ODNR, who expressed con- resources to undertake the i:erns about the legislation . changes proposed in SB 386 In official testimony given without significantly before.!he senate commiltee, ·impacting -other coal operaLogan said: "II is somewhat tions . specifically permitironic, lhen,lhat lhe legisla- ting . The reality is, if we. tion proposes to move a per- embark on the proposed mitting program that is responsibilities , ODNR will already working properly go through a much greater under the Ohio EPA to period of inefficiency.'' Trent Dougherty, director ODNR when we have had considerable challenges of legal affairs for lhe Ohio POMEROY Meigs County Commissioners transferred county-owned in Rutland properly Township to the township trustees al Wednesday's regular meeting. The property was granted to the county in \999. part of the criminal forfeiture case against Fred Priddy. Sheriff Robert Beegle said. It has not been used since it was transferred to the county. Commissioners, in their resolution authorizing the transfer, deem the property "non-usable and unnecessary," and said the township · plans to develop the property for public use. Commissioners will quitclaim the propeny to the trustees, because of. "I.R.S. issues" and other concerns with the Iitle, Commissioner Mick Davenport said. . Commissioners reviewed the resignation of Fenton Taylor from the GalliaJackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol. Drug Addition and Menial Health Se.-vices, due to a conflict of interest created by the election of his son-in-law, Michael Bartrum, .as county commissioner. An appointment will be made upon the recommendation of Director Ron Adkins. Please see Property, Al Courthouse tour En~ironmental Council. also testtfied at th~ heanngs , COncumng the . btll dtd not l'romote efficiency. He .remmded the commiltee that if the bill passed it would require OI?.NR build a new program wlhch the Ohto EPA must ultimately enforce. "This is like tearing down an existing fire station and rebuilding it ... using lhe same bricks and mortar... across the srreet," Dougherty satd . Dougherty also asked what the price tag for the legislalion would be , citing the bill does not commi! the coal mdustry to ·a-tax mcrease, 11 only allows for ODNR to ask for a tax increase. During the testimony, Dougherty stated on behalf of . the OEC: "The OEC resp«tfully opposes SB 386. Not because we believe that jobs are not important, because clearly they are. Not because we believe lh~l coal has no place tn America's energy future. Brltln J. RHdlphoto because clearly it does . And not because we believe it is Standing head and shoulders above the others, Meigs not possibly to mine coal County Treasurer-elect Peggy Yost explained the duties of responsibly, because respon- her office to a group of students from Southern sible coal operators have Elementary School. The children were touring the county proven that they can.'' · courthouse Thursday. •• ..,_ �• The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 ·FAX (740) 992·2157. www.mydallysentlnel.com . I Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dan Goodrich · Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor . . · Congress shall make no law respecting .an .establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging.the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the pei!ple peaceably to assemble, and to. petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday, Dec. 12, the 347th day of 2008. There 19 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: . Ori Dec. 12, 2000, George W. Hush was transformed into the president-elect as a divided U.S. Supreme Court reversed a state court decision for recounts in Florida's contested election ... On this date: In 1787, Pennsylvania became the se~ond state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. In 1870, Joseph H. Rainey of South.Carolina became the first black lawmaker sworn into the U.S. House of Representatives. In 1897, "The Katzenjammer l<ids," the pioneering comic strip created by Rudolph Dirks, made its debut in the New York Journa I. . In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt nominated Oscar Straus to be Secretary of Commerce and Labor; Straus became the first Jewish Cabinet. member. . In I9 I 7, Father Edward Flanagan founded· Boys Town outside Omaha, Neb. · In 1925 , the first motel - the Motel Inn - opened in San Luis Obispo, Caiif. In 1937, Japanese aircraft sank the U.S. gunboat Panay. . on China's Yangtze River. (Japan apologized, and paid $2.2 million in reparations.) . . In 1963, Kenya gained its independence from Britain. In 1985, 248American soldiers and eight crew members were killed when an Arrow Air charter crashed after takeoff from Gander, Newfoundland. · In 1988, 35 people were killed in a triple train collision. during morning rush-hour in south Londo.n. Ten years ago: The House Judiciary Committee approved a founh and final article of impeachment, this ooe accvsing President Bill Clinton of abuse of power. President Clinton · began a three-day visit to the Middle East aimed at rescuing the Wye River pea~e accords. Florida Gov. Lawton · Chiles died in Tallahassee at age 68. Former U.S. 'Rep. Morris K. Udiill Jied in Washington, D.C,, at age 76. Five years ago: Pat~! Manin succeeded Jean Chretien as Canada's prime minister. Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger was knighted by Britain. Keiko, the killer whale made famous by the "Free Willy'' movies, died in the Norwegian fjord that he'd made his home. One year ago: Republican presidential rivals gathered in JollllS On, Iowa, called for deep cuts in federal spending in a dB't>ate remarkably free of acrimony. President George W. Bush vetoed a second bill that would have expanded government-provided health insurance for children. Three car bombs explode in the southern Shiite city of Amarah. Iraq. killing at least 25 people and wounding dozens. Ike Turner, the rock ·pioneer and ex•husband of Tina Turner, died in San Marcos, Calif., at age 76. Thought for Today: "I have never known a man who died from overwor-k. but many who died from doubt." ·Charles Horace Mayo, American surgeon and co-founder of the Mayo Clinic ( 1865-1939). · . are OPINION Rel~ion to ~all back the memories from 30 years ago. all those nightmare images from the jungle sanctuary in Guyana. "Revolutionary suicide" Terry may do the trick, especially Mattingly when combined with that grim quotation from one survi'ior, "They staned with the babi~s." But it was another Jonestown catch heartland and began his phrase that leapt into the 'ministry in Indianapolis, of national consciousness. ·. all places. In the early Sherri Wood Emmons I960s, his idealistic. multiheard it when she accepted ethnic Peoples Temple was a job with the Christian embraced with open arms Church (Disciples of Christ) by the Disciples of Christ, a only four years after the mainstream church at the massacre. heart of the Protestant ecu"Don't drink the Kool- menical establishment. •Aid.'' said a friend, laugh- When he moved his flock to ing. Californi'a, he forged strong "It 's understandable·, I ties to George Moscone, guess. We use humor to dis- · Harvey Milk, Willie Brown tance ourselves from .things and the San Francisco politwe don't understand, things ical establishment. that . frighten us," noted And · those · Jones disciEmmons. in her editorial ples? "They were living out introducing a their faith in ways that DisciplesWorld journal might shame some of us the today," issue marking according to Jonestown anniversary. "It's Emmons. "And· they were easier to poke fun at people Disciples of Christ. As than try to under.stand them . . much as we might like to Those crazies, we say, shak- forget that." ing our heads. They m~st · In other words, Jones was have hcen nuts." a charismatic, talented minBut there's a problem ister whose work united rich with America's three and ·poor, black and white, decades . of sick laughter young and old: · That was about 900-plus people before he started preaching drihki11g cyanide and fake socialism and saying he was fruit juice in honor of one the reincarnation of Je~us. man's vision of . the That was before the St:xual abuse, torture , drugs and Kingdon\ of God on earth. ' . The Rev. Jimlones really . violence. Why didn't anyone see did flourish in the American ' . The American left had every reason to think that, in 'Barack Obama. it had final!y succeeded in putting one of its devout disciples in the Oval Office. In the run-up to the presidential election·, Obama made no secret of his disapproval ·of the Iraq War or of his intention to pull American troops out of Reader Services . . <USPs 213-960) that venture. During the Correction Polley Ohio Valley Publishing Co. campaign, he at first Our main conCern in all stOries is to Published every afternoon, Monday pledged that he would end be acCurate. It you know of an error through Friday. 111 Court Street ; Pomeroy. Ohio. Second-class postage · our involvement in 2009. in a story; call the newsrOom at (7-10) paid 01 Pomeroy. Then he backed off a bit, W2·2156. The Associated Press and and has recently been talkthe Oh10 Newspaper ASsociation. ing about 16 months as an Poatmeater: Send address correc- , Our main number Ia appropriate deadline. tlons to The Daily S$ntinel, 111 Court (740) 992-2158. More recently still. even Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Department extensions an~ : that date has begun to wobSubscription Rates ble. 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Chili dinner TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern High School. chapter of National Honor Soctety has rescheduled their chili dinner for 5:30p.m. on Dec. 19. . · $5 tickets can be pUrchased in advance from a National Honor Society member or at the door. Dinner will be served in the high school cafeteria. Bridge from Page Al '· The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Immunization clinic who and what he was? was out of the ballpark as After the tragedy unfold- far as newspapering is coned. the headlines marched .cemed," he told me. "They past day after day, with each hesitate to cover religion bizarre tevelation addins to because they see it as a prithe horror and confusiOn. vate matter. They don't The Jonestown news cover- want it in the newspaper. Of a~e made a strong impres- . course, this attitude could . ston on me because I was a also be due to their ignoyoung journalist,just out of ranee of religion." · · college, who wanted to That's why it was hard to become a religion-beat take Jones seriously during reporter. his rise. That's why it was I kept \•aiting for main- hard to take him seriously stream journalists to dig after he died and took his into the religious roots of followers with him. That's these tragic events, to why it's easier to laugh or to explain what Jones believed look away. and why bis followers were Jo)lestown was not an isoso loyal. I waited a long ·lated · case. explained time. Cornell. Anyone who wants This was an . important . to understand · how . the religion story. Wasn't it? world works has to take Frustrated by. what I was religion seriously, 13ut mapy reading, and not reading, I journalists just didn't get it. called the dean of .the reli- This blind spot is real. gion reporters, the late That was true 30 years George Cmnell of the ago and it's trtie todl!y. Associated Press. I remem"I mean, look at every 'ber the calm anger in his major flash point in the voice as he explained that world.," said CornelL few, if any, major news "There's almost always a organizations had assigned religious element involved religion specialists to help - and it's .almost always a · cover this shocking sto~y powerful one .... People just . that centered - · for better don't see where the hammer · and for worse - on · the . is falling - where the vital shocking demise of a pastor brew is brewing. Religion is and his flock. · usually mi(led up in it." · . · · · For many joqrnalists, · (Terry Mattingly is direcCornell · explained, tor of the Washington Jonestown was too impor- Journalism Center at the tant to be a religion story. · Council for · Christian "I think that a lot·o f ne.ws- Colleges and Universities pa~r.peqple, a l?t of jou~- and leads the nalists, grew up m a tradt- GetReligion.org project to tion where religion, at least study religion and the tbe substance · of religion, news.) Defense Command in 1979 and is known as the ''founding ·father" of the Air Force Space Command. The headquarters blllldmg at NORAD is named the James Hartinger · Butldmg. and the ·Ha11inger Medal is awarded annually for extraordmary ach ievement m space. The resolution lists Hartinger's accomplishments as: "A comma~d, pilot with more than 5,000 flying hours and .the first rectptent of the Master Space Badge. His military dec' orattons and awards include: The Defense Distinguished ; · Service Medal, Distinguished Service Medal (Air Force) wtth oak leaf cluster, Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal with eight leaf clusters, Air Force Commendation ~ledal, Combat Readiness Medal and the Republic of Korea Order of National · Security.Merit Tung II." The resolution goes on to say "the lives, accomplishments and sacrifices· of Gen. Jame> V. Hat1inger and Staff . Sgt. Jimmy G. Stewan should not go unnoti ced." Property rrom Page Al Many parents sit in judg· · ty healthy and whole . We' ll a third presence in our li ves ment , saying. "How could be thinking of )OU. that I resent but tolerate for they not know?" All I can Dear Annie: l am 22 and their sake. Dear Annie: Yesterday, tell them is that some kids best friends with my mothIt's hard to deal with the my wife and I were called to hide it very well. My son is er. Recent! v. she became impul sive beha viors. expenour son·s sc hool to talk to nt)W in secure treatment. very ill and .I feared she sive. medications. unprethe crisis prevell'lion officer. We ' ll have consultations might die. My first thought dictable mood swings. suiWe were told our 1t:>-year- and together find a way to was. "How will I live with- cida-l tendencies and out-ofold son had attempted sui- · rebuild trust and communi- out her?" Then I felt control liv es that often cide. You can imagine ou'r eation. ashamed because I wasn 't accompany this disorder. What l would ask of any- thinking of her pain. but Spouses must be respected· shock . Where were the one, but especially teens. is rather how it . might affect for doing everything possisigns. the clues? We have a high-honors this: If you hear. read or me . Why was this my first ble to take care of themachieving , sotl, an athlet~ know about someone who is thought') l think it indicates selves. Suppon groUps help, with friends . . a Boy Scout talking about suicide. tell that I'm selfish. and I hon- . but ·they are not the comresponsible . estly don't know how to plete answer. Thank you for and a member of the someone You 're not rutting out a correct it. What can I do7- standing firm and offering National · Honor Society. He's al l a parent could hope · friend. You're at\.,wering Ashamed in Kansas compassion to "Choosing for. There have been no lheir cries for help and you Dear Kansas: You are not Happiness." - Still Here arguments , no rebellion . no might just save a life. To beirig selfish. It is perfectly Dear Still: Support drugs or alcohol. no staying parents out there : There can · natural for your first thought · groups. doctors. family out or running away, no never be tOo much commu- to be ho.w painful it would be members and friends can complaints about school or nication. - Dad if your mother died.lt means .. make a world of difference home .. I'm involved in hi s Dear Dad: You are you are so close that the idea ~ but the bipolar person life. attend his athletic absolutely right. Parents of her being gone is more must be willing to be helped . events and am his scout- need to be especially ale11 if than you can bear. Stop feel - . Annie's Mailbo~ is writmaster. While he's not their children suffer a rela- ing guilty and instead look ten by Kathy Mitchell and exactly verbose.' we do talk. · tionship breakup. no matter for ways tci show her how Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- • There was a recent bow inGonsequ~ntial it much she means to vou. tors of the Arm La11ders breakup with his first girl- seems. Teenagers are very Dear Annie: ';Bipolar and column. Please e-mail your friend . and that apparently good at giving the impres- Bountiful" took issue with questions to arwiesmail- · was the trigger. When l sion that they are OK. your supportive response to box@£·omcast.nel, or write talked to him about the . This must be an excruciat- "Choosing Happiness," to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. breakup. he said, ·Tm OK. ing time for you, and we whose · abLtsive husband is Box 118190, Chicago, IL We're. still friends." But the appreciate your concern for bipolar. Your response was 60611 , To find out more continued contact . between other children who may be abso lutely correct. about Annie's Mailbox, them was more than he could hiding emotional agony. With I live. with my bipolar and read feat11re.~ by other handle. He needs to learn an involved and eating fami· wife and bipolar 8-year-old · Creators Syndicate writers how to cope with eiimtiond! ly like yours. we have every son. and they are the center and cartoollisls, visit the · .loss because it's bound to confidence that your son will of my universe. But it .is not Creators Sy11dicate · Web happen in some form again. come through this emotional- easy. The bipolar "beast" is page at www.cteato,rs.com. BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SuGAR Community Calendar Church events to the Women's Shelter. Holiday dinner party with S10 gift exchange POMEROY Meigs County Christian Moto rcycle Association Delivered Chapter, regular meeting. 5 p.m .. Common Grounds. Friday, Dec. 12 · Commissioners also: TUPPERS PLAINS • Appointed Commissioner Mick Davenport, Middleport Community Christmas Mayor Michael Gerlach and Don Vaughan to the Buckeye Concert, with Eastern High Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District School Handbell Choir and .,... Executive Conimittee. · ;:; • Approved transfers in funds and supplemental appro- church · choirs, 7 p.n1., •,: opriations as requested by the grants and fair housing office, Bethel Worship Center. Refreshments · · follow. :;:Common Pleas Court, Juvenile Co11n. Meigs Recycling, Information at 667 -6793 , · :-·::and sheriff. www.bethelwc.org. · Saturday, Dec. 13 :::: • Authorized Auditor Mary Byer-Hill to adjust fund batLONG BOTTOM CHESTER - Chester. -: ances and transfer funds as needed in order to close out the · Faith Full Gospel Church Township Trustees. special ::general fund budget. · · · :·: • Amended a contract between the Department of Job service, 7 p.m. with Dave meeting, 8:30a.m. town halL ;;:;and Family Services and Tiny Tech Pre-school for day and Debbie Dailey as special singers . ..: carr .~<"'rviccs . . · Sunday, Dec.l4 Approved payment of bills in the amount of RACINE - Racine First '~18,276.80. . . Baptist Church, adult choir · Present were Commissioners Davenport and iim Sheets. · "The Hearl of presenting Commissioners-elect Bartrum and Thomas Anderson, and Christmas" at 6 p.m. ·Clerk Gloria Kloes. CHESHIRE Children's Christmas program at Cheshire. Baptist Church. 6:30 p.m. Caroling after the program. 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Member SIPC. -8,90 BLA60JEVICH Obama stfff the ldf William Rusher corrimandant Jim Jones as his national security' adviser, Obama is destgnatin* two well-known "hawks' for those critical . posts. These are not the actions of a man who is planning to. yank the rug out from under Iraq any time soon. · So we seem to be encountering another example of the grand old rule that there's nothing like a brush with reality to induce sober reconsideration of ill.advised c3111paign pledges. Obama 's only sop to his leftist supporters has been · the appombnent of Susan · Rice as America's ambassador to the United Nations, arguably the emptiest high . post wtthin the gift of an American president. At' Turtle Bay she will have the unenviable task of explaining and defending, to the world's doves , the policies · of her colleagues Gates, Jones and Odiemo. p.m. Clubs and organizations . 12/li/W • ! n~~1nt 1/e~:m:.li!YJ kMP y~w ~u:-~~ t'S' • !0 e·r:lf!' 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' ,Highs in the mid 50s. · Monday night and : ·Tuesday•••Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance · .of showers . Lows in the . upper 30s. Highs in the . mid 40s. Tt,tesday night through · . Thursday.. .Mostly cloudy . · with a chance of rain and snow showers . Lows in the ~e. • f-REE 2•11 Uvf! Tochnit.al S\4ppol1 Merry Christmas . to &meone ~pecial with a ·&ntinel ChristmasAn8el Saturday, Dec. 13 POMEROY - The Delta Kappa Gamma Teachers Society. 10.:30 a.m. at the home of Pam Toon in Hamden. Christmas meeting and party. Take wrapped gift for a boy or girl to be taken DIRECTORS' · All this is. incontestably halt in a matter of weeks. good news for American And that the United States conservatives. No doubt could not permit. Just for President Obama will find one thing, the .secondary tnany ways to disappoint us effects on our own economy in the four years ahead, but would be disastrous. it would be rank ingratitude So ·Middle Eastern oil not to acknowledge the must continue to flow, for occasions on which he · the sake of the whole world. moves in sound directions. It is perfectly understandThere is a world of differ- able that there will always ence · between telling a be troublemakers eager to ladies' club in suburban · upset this state of affairs: Chicago what the little The local rulers , to take just dears want to hear, and f()r- one example, will always be mulating policies for the on the lookout to il)c~ease world's only superpower in their profits: And interestCl!l an international arena outstders, like Russia and crawling with troublemak- China, will always be ers who would dearly love tempted to meddle, as 11 way to see the United States of complicating life for the embarrassed and, if possi- United States and Western ble, toppled from its high Europe. perch. . But everyone knows very After all, the significance well that this is one arguof the Middle East doesn't men.t the United States and reside in its. mere .act of. the West simply cannot acquiescence in a presumed afford to lose. If worse American desire to throw its came . to worst, the West weight atoum:t there. The would have no choice but to Middle East's oil is by n<i go to war to preserve the means vital to the . United ~latus quo. And not even our States. We. have other worst enemies want to push sources of 01!, much closer us qutte that far. and far more dependable. · (William Rusher is an But Middle Eastern· oil is accomplished author. forabsolutely essential to other mer publisher of . the areas of the globe - most National Review and former notably Western Europe. If vice chairman of the it were denied to them, their American Conservative economies would grind to a Union.) . , , ,.;~:Or, c~ay . The Daily Sentinel -= Friday, December 12, 200 s is at the core of many stories It takes only a few words LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing. must be signed, and include address and telephum; number. 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Dan Goodrich · Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor . . · Congress shall make no law respecting .an .establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging.the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the pei!ple peaceably to assemble, and to. petition the Government for a redress of grievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday, Dec. 12, the 347th day of 2008. There 19 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: . Ori Dec. 12, 2000, George W. Hush was transformed into the president-elect as a divided U.S. Supreme Court reversed a state court decision for recounts in Florida's contested election ... On this date: In 1787, Pennsylvania became the se~ond state to ratify the U.S. Constitution. In 1870, Joseph H. Rainey of South.Carolina became the first black lawmaker sworn into the U.S. House of Representatives. In 1897, "The Katzenjammer l<ids," the pioneering comic strip created by Rudolph Dirks, made its debut in the New York Journa I. . In 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt nominated Oscar Straus to be Secretary of Commerce and Labor; Straus became the first Jewish Cabinet. member. . In I9 I 7, Father Edward Flanagan founded· Boys Town outside Omaha, Neb. · In 1925 , the first motel - the Motel Inn - opened in San Luis Obispo, Caiif. In 1937, Japanese aircraft sank the U.S. gunboat Panay. . on China's Yangtze River. (Japan apologized, and paid $2.2 million in reparations.) . . In 1963, Kenya gained its independence from Britain. In 1985, 248American soldiers and eight crew members were killed when an Arrow Air charter crashed after takeoff from Gander, Newfoundland. · In 1988, 35 people were killed in a triple train collision. during morning rush-hour in south Londo.n. Ten years ago: The House Judiciary Committee approved a founh and final article of impeachment, this ooe accvsing President Bill Clinton of abuse of power. President Clinton · began a three-day visit to the Middle East aimed at rescuing the Wye River pea~e accords. Florida Gov. Lawton · Chiles died in Tallahassee at age 68. Former U.S. 'Rep. Morris K. Udiill Jied in Washington, D.C,, at age 76. Five years ago: Pat~! Manin succeeded Jean Chretien as Canada's prime minister. Rolling Stones frontman Mick Jagger was knighted by Britain. Keiko, the killer whale made famous by the "Free Willy'' movies, died in the Norwegian fjord that he'd made his home. One year ago: Republican presidential rivals gathered in JollllS On, Iowa, called for deep cuts in federal spending in a dB't>ate remarkably free of acrimony. President George W. Bush vetoed a second bill that would have expanded government-provided health insurance for children. Three car bombs explode in the southern Shiite city of Amarah. Iraq. killing at least 25 people and wounding dozens. Ike Turner, the rock ·pioneer and ex•husband of Tina Turner, died in San Marcos, Calif., at age 76. Thought for Today: "I have never known a man who died from overwor-k. but many who died from doubt." ·Charles Horace Mayo, American surgeon and co-founder of the Mayo Clinic ( 1865-1939). · . are OPINION Rel~ion to ~all back the memories from 30 years ago. all those nightmare images from the jungle sanctuary in Guyana. "Revolutionary suicide" Terry may do the trick, especially Mattingly when combined with that grim quotation from one survi'ior, "They staned with the babi~s." But it was another Jonestown catch heartland and began his phrase that leapt into the 'ministry in Indianapolis, of national consciousness. ·. all places. In the early Sherri Wood Emmons I960s, his idealistic. multiheard it when she accepted ethnic Peoples Temple was a job with the Christian embraced with open arms Church (Disciples of Christ) by the Disciples of Christ, a only four years after the mainstream church at the massacre. heart of the Protestant ecu"Don't drink the Kool- menical establishment. •Aid.'' said a friend, laugh- When he moved his flock to ing. Californi'a, he forged strong "It 's understandable·, I ties to George Moscone, guess. We use humor to dis- · Harvey Milk, Willie Brown tance ourselves from .things and the San Francisco politwe don't understand, things ical establishment. that . frighten us," noted And · those · Jones disciEmmons. in her editorial ples? "They were living out introducing a their faith in ways that DisciplesWorld journal might shame some of us the today," issue marking according to Jonestown anniversary. "It's Emmons. "And· they were easier to poke fun at people Disciples of Christ. As than try to under.stand them . . much as we might like to Those crazies, we say, shak- forget that." ing our heads. They m~st · In other words, Jones was have hcen nuts." a charismatic, talented minBut there's a problem ister whose work united rich with America's three and ·poor, black and white, decades . of sick laughter young and old: · That was about 900-plus people before he started preaching drihki11g cyanide and fake socialism and saying he was fruit juice in honor of one the reincarnation of Je~us. man's vision of . the That was before the St:xual abuse, torture , drugs and Kingdon\ of God on earth. ' . The Rev. Jimlones really . violence. Why didn't anyone see did flourish in the American ' . The American left had every reason to think that, in 'Barack Obama. it had final!y succeeded in putting one of its devout disciples in the Oval Office. 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Chili dinner TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern High School. chapter of National Honor Soctety has rescheduled their chili dinner for 5:30p.m. on Dec. 19. . · $5 tickets can be pUrchased in advance from a National Honor Society member or at the door. Dinner will be served in the high school cafeteria. Bridge from Page Al '· The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 ANNIE'S MAILBOX Immunization clinic who and what he was? was out of the ballpark as After the tragedy unfold- far as newspapering is coned. the headlines marched .cemed," he told me. "They past day after day, with each hesitate to cover religion bizarre tevelation addins to because they see it as a prithe horror and confusiOn. vate matter. They don't The Jonestown news cover- want it in the newspaper. Of a~e made a strong impres- . course, this attitude could . ston on me because I was a also be due to their ignoyoung journalist,just out of ranee of religion." · · college, who wanted to That's why it was hard to become a religion-beat take Jones seriously during reporter. his rise. That's why it was I kept \•aiting for main- hard to take him seriously stream journalists to dig after he died and took his into the religious roots of followers with him. That's these tragic events, to why it's easier to laugh or to explain what Jones believed look away. and why bis followers were Jo)lestown was not an isoso loyal. I waited a long ·lated · case. explained time. Cornell. Anyone who wants This was an . important . to understand · how . the religion story. Wasn't it? world works has to take Frustrated by. what I was religion seriously, 13ut mapy reading, and not reading, I journalists just didn't get it. called the dean of .the reli- This blind spot is real. gion reporters, the late That was true 30 years George Cmnell of the ago and it's trtie todl!y. Associated Press. I remem"I mean, look at every 'ber the calm anger in his major flash point in the voice as he explained that world.," said CornelL few, if any, major news "There's almost always a organizations had assigned religious element involved religion specialists to help - and it's .almost always a · cover this shocking sto~y powerful one .... People just . that centered - · for better don't see where the hammer · and for worse - on · the . is falling - where the vital shocking demise of a pastor brew is brewing. Religion is and his flock. · usually mi(led up in it." · . · · · For many joqrnalists, · (Terry Mattingly is direcCornell · explained, tor of the Washington Jonestown was too impor- Journalism Center at the tant to be a religion story. · Council for · Christian "I think that a lot·o f ne.ws- Colleges and Universities pa~r.peqple, a l?t of jou~- and leads the nalists, grew up m a tradt- GetReligion.org project to tion where religion, at least study religion and the tbe substance · of religion, news.) Defense Command in 1979 and is known as the ''founding ·father" of the Air Force Space Command. The headquarters blllldmg at NORAD is named the James Hartinger · Butldmg. and the ·Ha11inger Medal is awarded annually for extraordmary ach ievement m space. The resolution lists Hartinger's accomplishments as: "A comma~d, pilot with more than 5,000 flying hours and .the first rectptent of the Master Space Badge. His military dec' orattons and awards include: The Defense Distinguished ; · Service Medal, Distinguished Service Medal (Air Force) wtth oak leaf cluster, Legion of Merit with oak leaf cluster, Distinguished Flying Cross, Air Medal with eight leaf clusters, Air Force Commendation ~ledal, Combat Readiness Medal and the Republic of Korea Order of National · Security.Merit Tung II." The resolution goes on to say "the lives, accomplishments and sacrifices· of Gen. Jame> V. Hat1inger and Staff . Sgt. Jimmy G. Stewan should not go unnoti ced." Property rrom Page Al Many parents sit in judg· · ty healthy and whole . We' ll a third presence in our li ves ment , saying. "How could be thinking of )OU. that I resent but tolerate for they not know?" All I can Dear Annie: l am 22 and their sake. Dear Annie: Yesterday, tell them is that some kids best friends with my mothIt's hard to deal with the my wife and I were called to hide it very well. My son is er. Recent! v. she became impul sive beha viors. expenour son·s sc hool to talk to nt)W in secure treatment. very ill and .I feared she sive. medications. unprethe crisis prevell'lion officer. We ' ll have consultations might die. My first thought dictable mood swings. suiWe were told our 1t:>-year- and together find a way to was. "How will I live with- cida-l tendencies and out-ofold son had attempted sui- · rebuild trust and communi- out her?" Then I felt control liv es that often cide. You can imagine ou'r eation. ashamed because I wasn 't accompany this disorder. What l would ask of any- thinking of her pain. but Spouses must be respected· shock . Where were the one, but especially teens. is rather how it . might affect for doing everything possisigns. the clues? We have a high-honors this: If you hear. read or me . Why was this my first ble to take care of themachieving , sotl, an athlet~ know about someone who is thought') l think it indicates selves. Suppon groUps help, with friends . . a Boy Scout talking about suicide. tell that I'm selfish. and I hon- . but ·they are not the comresponsible . estly don't know how to plete answer. Thank you for and a member of the someone You 're not rutting out a correct it. What can I do7- standing firm and offering National · Honor Society. He's al l a parent could hope · friend. You're at\.,wering Ashamed in Kansas compassion to "Choosing for. There have been no lheir cries for help and you Dear Kansas: You are not Happiness." - Still Here arguments , no rebellion . no might just save a life. To beirig selfish. It is perfectly Dear Still: Support drugs or alcohol. no staying parents out there : There can · natural for your first thought · groups. doctors. family out or running away, no never be tOo much commu- to be ho.w painful it would be members and friends can complaints about school or nication. - Dad if your mother died.lt means .. make a world of difference home .. I'm involved in hi s Dear Dad: You are you are so close that the idea ~ but the bipolar person life. attend his athletic absolutely right. Parents of her being gone is more must be willing to be helped . events and am his scout- need to be especially ale11 if than you can bear. Stop feel - . Annie's Mailbo~ is writmaster. While he's not their children suffer a rela- ing guilty and instead look ten by Kathy Mitchell and exactly verbose.' we do talk. · tionship breakup. no matter for ways tci show her how Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- • There was a recent bow inGonsequ~ntial it much she means to vou. tors of the Arm La11ders breakup with his first girl- seems. Teenagers are very Dear Annie: ';Bipolar and column. Please e-mail your friend . and that apparently good at giving the impres- Bountiful" took issue with questions to arwiesmail- · was the trigger. When l sion that they are OK. your supportive response to box@£·omcast.nel, or write talked to him about the . This must be an excruciat- "Choosing Happiness," to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. breakup. he said, ·Tm OK. ing time for you, and we whose · abLtsive husband is Box 118190, Chicago, IL We're. still friends." But the appreciate your concern for bipolar. Your response was 60611 , To find out more continued contact . between other children who may be abso lutely correct. about Annie's Mailbox, them was more than he could hiding emotional agony. With I live. with my bipolar and read feat11re.~ by other handle. He needs to learn an involved and eating fami· wife and bipolar 8-year-old · Creators Syndicate writers how to cope with eiimtiond! ly like yours. we have every son. and they are the center and cartoollisls, visit the · .loss because it's bound to confidence that your son will of my universe. But it .is not Creators Sy11dicate · Web happen in some form again. come through this emotional- easy. The bipolar "beast" is page at www.cteato,rs.com. BY KATHY MITCHELL AND MARCY SuGAR Community Calendar Church events to the Women's Shelter. Holiday dinner party with S10 gift exchange POMEROY Meigs County Christian Moto rcycle Association Delivered Chapter, regular meeting. 5 p.m .. Common Grounds. Friday, Dec. 12 · Commissioners also: TUPPERS PLAINS • Appointed Commissioner Mick Davenport, Middleport Community Christmas Mayor Michael Gerlach and Don Vaughan to the Buckeye Concert, with Eastern High Hills-Hocking Valley Regional Development District School Handbell Choir and .,... Executive Conimittee. · ;:; • Approved transfers in funds and supplemental appro- church · choirs, 7 p.n1., •,: opriations as requested by the grants and fair housing office, Bethel Worship Center. Refreshments · · follow. :;:Common Pleas Court, Juvenile Co11n. Meigs Recycling, Information at 667 -6793 , · :-·::and sheriff. www.bethelwc.org. · Saturday, Dec. 13 :::: • Authorized Auditor Mary Byer-Hill to adjust fund batLONG BOTTOM CHESTER - Chester. -: ances and transfer funds as needed in order to close out the · Faith Full Gospel Church Township Trustees. special ::general fund budget. · · · :·: • Amended a contract between the Department of Job service, 7 p.m. with Dave meeting, 8:30a.m. town halL ;;:;and Family Services and Tiny Tech Pre-school for day and Debbie Dailey as special singers . ..: carr .~<"'rviccs . . · Sunday, Dec.l4 Approved payment of bills in the amount of RACINE - Racine First '~18,276.80. . . Baptist Church, adult choir · Present were Commissioners Davenport and iim Sheets. · "The Hearl of presenting Commissioners-elect Bartrum and Thomas Anderson, and Christmas" at 6 p.m. ·Clerk Gloria Kloes. CHESHIRE Children's Christmas program at Cheshire. Baptist Church. 6:30 p.m. Caroling after the program. Public meetings I'M oFFERING . MY .RESI"NATIOI'J --ONeBAY. >.• Local Stocks AEP (NYSE) - 29.97 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 38 Ashland Inc. (NYSE) - 8.75 Big Lots (NYSE) - 14.93 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - ·17.05 BorgWarner (NYSE) - 22.38 Century Aluminum (NASDAQ) Champion (NASDAQ) - 2.20 Charming Shops (NASDAQ) - Ohio Valley Bane Corp. (NASDAQ) -19 . 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Member SIPC. -8,90 BLA60JEVICH Obama stfff the ldf William Rusher corrimandant Jim Jones as his national security' adviser, Obama is destgnatin* two well-known "hawks' for those critical . posts. These are not the actions of a man who is planning to. yank the rug out from under Iraq any time soon. · So we seem to be encountering another example of the grand old rule that there's nothing like a brush with reality to induce sober reconsideration of ill.advised c3111paign pledges. Obama 's only sop to his leftist supporters has been · the appombnent of Susan · Rice as America's ambassador to the United Nations, arguably the emptiest high . post wtthin the gift of an American president. At' Turtle Bay she will have the unenviable task of explaining and defending, to the world's doves , the policies · of her colleagues Gates, Jones and Odiemo. p.m. Clubs and organizations . 12/li/W • ! n~~1nt 1/e~:m:.li!YJ kMP y~w ~u:-~~ t'S' • !0 e·r:lf!' 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' ,Highs in the mid 50s. · Monday night and : ·Tuesday•••Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance · .of showers . Lows in the . upper 30s. Highs in the . mid 40s. Tt,tesday night through · . Thursday.. .Mostly cloudy . · with a chance of rain and snow showers . Lows in the ~e. • f-REE 2•11 Uvf! Tochnit.al S\4ppol1 Merry Christmas . to &meone ~pecial with a ·&ntinel ChristmasAn8el Saturday, Dec. 13 POMEROY - The Delta Kappa Gamma Teachers Society. 10.:30 a.m. at the home of Pam Toon in Hamden. Christmas meeting and party. Take wrapped gift for a boy or girl to be taken DIRECTORS' · All this is. incontestably halt in a matter of weeks. good news for American And that the United States conservatives. No doubt could not permit. Just for President Obama will find one thing, the .secondary tnany ways to disappoint us effects on our own economy in the four years ahead, but would be disastrous. it would be rank ingratitude So ·Middle Eastern oil not to acknowledge the must continue to flow, for occasions on which he · the sake of the whole world. moves in sound directions. It is perfectly understandThere is a world of differ- able that there will always ence · between telling a be troublemakers eager to ladies' club in suburban · upset this state of affairs: Chicago what the little The local rulers , to take just dears want to hear, and f()r- one example, will always be mulating policies for the on the lookout to il)c~ease world's only superpower in their profits: And interestCl!l an international arena outstders, like Russia and crawling with troublemak- China, will always be ers who would dearly love tempted to meddle, as 11 way to see the United States of complicating life for the embarrassed and, if possi- United States and Western ble, toppled from its high Europe. perch. . But everyone knows very After all, the significance well that this is one arguof the Middle East doesn't men.t the United States and reside in its. mere .act of. the West simply cannot acquiescence in a presumed afford to lose. If worse American desire to throw its came . to worst, the West weight atoum:t there. The would have no choice but to Middle East's oil is by n<i go to war to preserve the means vital to the . United ~latus quo. And not even our States. We. have other worst enemies want to push sources of 01!, much closer us qutte that far. and far more dependable. · (William Rusher is an But Middle Eastern· oil is accomplished author. forabsolutely essential to other mer publisher of . the areas of the globe - most National Review and former notably Western Europe. If vice chairman of the it were denied to them, their American Conservative economies would grind to a Union.) . , , ,.;~:Or, c~ay . The Daily Sentinel -= Friday, December 12, 200 s is at the core of many stories It takes only a few words LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to editing. must be signed, and include address and telephum; number. 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We dn ~sduy Se1vice • 7 1Ki p 111 Yn uth Servi(e- 7 00 p m 1\~n~ urcLl'nler ' Full Gos p ~ l Ch un.:h ' llllstors Jo hn & P.lll} W11de (i/n Scumd Aw Mason 77 \~ 'fll 7 Scrvtee 11 mc Su nday 10 10 u rn Wl'dlll·....tny 7 pm Ah111Kiunt (,racr RJ', I. t,Q1 S l lmd Sr M1ddkpun . P~ ~ l o 1 !o:resa Sun tl:•y ~ ~ r v 1 ~ c 7pm 10 ,, m . II t'ulth t 1111 t.:ospt>l Chun:b b stl etarl P o~~ tm Bill Mmhull Sund.i} Sdl<K'I 'I I m Wm ~ l11p - 10 ,, m hi Sund.n c'\ t' n mn nlh cvL omg ' e n1L ~ 7 (1[1 p m W11lnl ~ d .1v · 1 p m Racinr I'.ISI\.Ir Kcfl) w.~ . . l. SnnJa} Slhool . 10 l oohilll' t 1nHed ~Mhod1sl i•nri~ h l',l•lur llclc n Klmc Cnnh•1llc (' hurd i M.1111 & F111h St , Sun Sthool · 10 u m . Wo,-... lup •r ,1111 lu~• Sc n.1~ ~~ . 7 p 111 l\1•1hl'l Churrh 1111\ 11 '- lllp Ro l ..!(til ( Su ntla\ Sd u11 d . 'I ,1 111 \\ o•r\ 1111' • I 0 ,1 111 , Weduc,tJay Sl nl n \ Jlf,, m fl oc k~nxport Chun:h K 1thnn \\li e} Sund .l) Sd n•l•l • IJ 10 .t 111 . 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Won h1p - 7 p.m , Wedntsday Sem ce - 7 pm Thf Ark Church 177 ~ Ge orges Cret'k Road Galhpohs, OH Paslor Janm W1reman Sunday Sc:n<n:es I 0 30 a rn Wetl ncsday . 7 p m Thursday Prayer & Pra1 se al 6 pm Classes for all a~r ~ t"\'er y SundH y & Wednesday www th earkchun:h ner Full Gospl'l Chun:h or the Llvln1 S11rior Rr 3.\8 . An11qu11y. Pastor Jesse Moms , Sl'!'\ 1~-es Saturduy 2 00 p m Salem Community Chlli'Ch Ba.:k of West Coll! mbm W Va om L1evmg Roat.l. Pa ~ lur ChariC's Roush (3()4) 67.5· 2288 Sunday School 9 30 am , Sunday e,\ enmg se m ce 1 00 prn . Btbly Study Wt::!d!lt::!Slla) St.'l'\liCe 1 ()() pm Kobson Christian FtlloW!hlp Clmrtb Paslor Bem hd Wh1te, Sund ay SchooltO am, Su nday Churdl sc:mcc · 6 30 pm Wednesday 7 pm Reslor•llon Chrlslian Fellowlhlp 9365 Hooper Road , Athens, Pas tor· Lo1m1e Coats. Sundny Worship 10 00 am, Wednesdu) 7 pm Mlddll! ptwl Chun:h ur the Nazan>ne Pa~ t ur i l't'>n.ml Pmv\!11 Sunduy S,·huol 41U,t m \\'(1r, h1p - l11 111 a m (, lflpm . Wo.: J 1-...·~t i<l ) St.'rl I~CS - 7 J1111 , Kl'f'rh vllle Jo'rll••".shlp huatiOJ I Ihc N M al\11 ~ I'. 1 ~ I M R u "~· ll l u ~ un . Su ntlay Sd1t10ll - 9 30 am . Wtu .,h•p 10 .4 Su m . 7 pm Wednesdlly l W~dne'id:l ~ Scr\1l'l' - 7 p m llazrl Community Church Off Rl 124 Pas tor Edse l H:tn Sunday S c ht~ 1 1 - 1J 10 n m Wur~ h 1p 10 :\0 a m 7 Jn pm St. Rt. 1241..11Rg!1Ylllt, OH Full Gospe l. Cl Pasturs Robcn & Robcna Mu ~ r. Sunday S•hool 9.30 am . , Wor ~ h1p 10 10 am 7 00 pm. Wed FAITH • VALUES Christmas giving Over the last several months, the newspapers, TV and mtemet have been full of stories talking about our economy. Our government has given billions of dollars to banks and financ ial services companies. Congress ·~ considering giving bilhol)s more to shore up the "big 3" American automo?ve companies. Speculation IS strong that more giving will be required to keep our f economy rom ¥oing even further downhill m 2009. Ch anda1 charitable . ·tuurches · msll lions are so feeling the pinch because as people become increasingly worried about their personal finances jobs, etc., they don't give ~ much or as often . I've aIready received several letters since Thanks¥iving from various organizations asking ~e to consider a year-end gift to allow them to finish the year strong and prepared for 2009. My own church's stewardship commitree is probably going to send out IIS own letter tD our members asking the same thing. Christmas· is indeed a time for giving. But its often seen more as a time for getting . Consider how we even phrase things about our Christmas giving: "What are you gonna get for Uncle John?" Even our giving is phrased as a getting proposition. There are some people who want to change this aspect of Christmas. This year, I joined the "Advent Conspiracy" movement. Its goals are simple: Worship fully . Spend less. Give more. Love all. Here 's how they describe it: Worship fully: "It starts with Jesus; it· ends with Jesus. This is the holistic approach God had in mind for Christmas. Entering the story of Advent means entering this season with an overwhelming passion to worship Jesus to the fullest." Spend less: "How often have you spent money on Christmas presents for no other reason than obligation? How many times have you received a gift out of that (_ ommunll~ Church SdJo)tl l - 4 Jtl u 111 Wnr sh1p - 11! 10l n1 .7 pm Team JesL&S Mlnlslrirs Meeun g 333 Mec ham~: Street, Pomeroy, OH Pa ~ 1or Edd1e 8 Ber. Strvlcl' e ~'l' ry Sunday IOOO a m Pentecostal Penlecost•l ASllembly Pastor St lU 124 . Raeine , Tornado Rd Sund,1y S~ h oo l · 10 am. Eve ntng . 7 p m Wednesday Servtcr.~ • 7 p m Presbyterian I,.Jslor: Roben Marshall , Wunh1p - 9 00 il m Sunday Old South Church in Boston suffers wall crack BOSTON (AP) - A large to make the Copley Square crack has developed in a wall station handicapped accessiof the Old South Church in ble. That $45 million project Boston because of worlc to is now on indefinite hold. mak!l a subway station accesThe crack is on the sible to the disabled. church,'s "fine arts wall," A contractor for the which includes 140-yearMassachusetts Bay old stained glass windows. Transportation Authority~> The MBTA and the was installing elevator shafts church had installed moni- Mkldltport Pmbytcrt.n Paslur J ,m~es Snyder. Sunday School 10 am . v.orsh1p serv 1ce II am r Mtrenlh-0.,. Ad\'fntlst Hts Rd Pomeroy, Saturday St.> r v 1 ce~ Sabbath School ' - 2 p.m . Wursh1p - 3 p m In Cl!nst Churrh Tt ~ a~ Cnmmun~~ y full GMpcl LIJ!:hthouJJe 1 ~4 ~ lfll und ROad. Pumemy Pa ~ tor: Roy llu mer Suut!Ay S~ hoo l 1011 m Evemng 7 10 p m . TJie,J a~ & Tlmr<i . 7 'Ill p m :\6411 Wu:'kham Rd . I'Aslor Peter Mallmdale. Sunday School 1,1 10 a m • Wurs h1p - 10 30 a.m , 1-t'JO p 111 Wednesday Se m ees . 7 00 p m Ynmh group meet1ng l nd & 4th Sundays 7 pm Edrn Unlttd Bnthnn in Chrill: or God so l01•ed the world he gal'e his only IIJegOI'/ell SOli .. . Johu J: / 6 r r r r r r r r 1 The quality of our 11105 ii din:cilyin~ by the quality of oor thinking, !I we spend mn~t of our time fretting ilboid the finure or re&Itlling the past, It ~ill be lll!llrly impo!Sible to enjoythe present On the other h:md, if\\~ fill our minds with po5Jtive thoughts and really•'Orl< at sai'UI'lng Ilk as it unfolcb, •• "ill undoobtl'dlyhal'l' umuch happier andsatdfying Ilk. And. because our mind Is truly •'here •~ IM!, it Is i~t to be deliberall' llbom how and wllat Ill! thlnlt.Just as we try to fill our liorool with good and pleasant thin&" (and periodically tale oot the trash), IO too should IW! fill our mJnds' with good and plewnt thi~ and discanl the ~of our minds as 10011 as It romes In: or e~m better yet, 1101lel the "rubbish" llllll our minds In the fil'll pla&:t. It is all too tZJ' to be al1<1im of random nqatilt ' thoughts. whether tbe!e are unchantabli: thoughts about our nefghbon or ' sell~g thou&]III about oundYeS. Sometimes \It lla~ to tune out ntptil'e thou&(IIIat>1Ril "~people tn Oldrt to We <XIIIuolllf IRU' ihoughrs and . emotions.The llind II the ulU~ ]QQIS of our flft Yll1l. Anlllllthough we C&111 always amtrolourbodiel the way we would Ulrt, 'It shaukl hMCIIIInll ~~~a: our miDdl, ew~~i. illc lllllt llf dn:au••• a So, we should~ drlibelllt III,.,. dMtni~ lllllt ......... ~~-~~~~dn,4illlllt\tl from our mind IIIII IIU!llftllld lhe to let our nibill ~a hom!ltlneaatillti , Suutb Bethel Communll)' Chun:-h S1h cr R1d go' Pa~lnr Lmdn llOillCWood Sun llu} s~ hool - 1J ,, m Worshtp Se~ICe Ill am lnoJ and 4.!h Sunday ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Coolville, Ohio l.ocaled Jess !han 30 minules [rom Athens, Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-740.(i67.3156 "Still r Deliberate Thinking Mt. Hermou Unlttd 8R1hm1 l<'allh (;no;pel Church L u n ~ B<ltlom Suod,l) S.:ht>ul 9 lU a m Wonh1p - HI 45 a m 7 Jll p m , \\'ct l nc~t.l ay 7 J(l p m r tors on the church walls and hired specialists to try to prevent damage . The MBTA said it would hold its contractor resp<insible. The congregation traces its history back to !669. It moved from a downtown location to · Copley Square in 1875. to care'' erace Is for thee: for mY streneth Is mllde Perfect in weakness. I I Cor. 12:9 ' • RMif,lntlmn,..., 1 Mllltnlt,rdltdtiall"-rrllle,ntl ;altjwll, • a......,.,..., wl>*m ltpU~t,wl 1 caii!IDIIII~Iipwl u,lflllcreiiW) a• I ntt, lftltadiiWJ .. dUll.._. dcele tN!Ip. I.U.ft"II I ad • • .. Christmas for many is a time in which they hope to experience an atmosphere of love - of acceptance, of belonging, and of being counted worth sacrificing for (at least on some level). And for SOI.Ie, the season seems to unwrap for them all for which they have hoped. But a great many are left disappointed , not find· ing satisfaction for the expectation s that they 've bmlt up over the weeks and months preceding the Christmas holiday. For some, love comes their way but they don't recognize 11 at the door and refuse to let it in. Then there are others who apparently have never learned to look outward into the lives of others , their eyes being fixed upon their own wants and comforts; they are never satisfied and, of course, never learn to share love with anyone else. And then there really are some who have become bruised and battered from their circumstances and their Christmas season is truly characterized by an aching loneliness or a desperate want. Perhaps you know people like those mentioned above . I do. I know people who have suffered, yet when God's hand reached out to them through the tenderness of a caring person, either sus pic ion or jaded hearts shut the door to the wonder of grace. For these, it would seem that, like the inn of long ago, there is no room for love to come in with healing in its wings for their world-weary souls. Because they choose to not risk hurt or loss , they miss out on the healing and hope that could be theirs. Christmas for someone who won't open his or her heart to love is a sad time indeed. I know modern-day Scrooges, too, who think of no one but themselves . When they look upon others, all they see are various means to the end of furthering their own agendas. And while I have met many a Scrooge, who have at the very least the "virtue" of being "a good man of business" (according to Dickens) with a shred of honor down deep inside (nearly invisible thongh it may be), I've also met many Grinches who take being selfish even further than simply being cold-hearted. They don't hesitate a bit to put on a fair face of -deception, even as they rob you r r r r r ' Friday, December 12,2008 Pastor Thorn Mollohan blind , rationalizing it as right because they believe that if ·the world Isn't their oyster, it ought to be. Christmas for them is never the time of peace, hope and joy that we look for in the season , namely because whatever they have, they should have more and whatever is done for them IS never enough. But I also have known some who find' that Christmas is a time of great sadness and frustration ... not because they simply refuse to be satisfied, but because there are legitimate ne~d s in their hves that remain unfilled and unaddressed. The loss of loved ones due to death or broken relationships, failing health, or (as is all too readily the case for so many) an inability to secure basic necessities for livmg all create a heavy burden that seem to dim the light that should be experienced in the Christmas season. 'fhey strive to be honorable as they strive to get by, yet their hands seem con stantly empty and their hope withers away. It is very possible that you have some of your own expectations for a "loving holiday" and certain preconceived notions as to what a "loving holiday" Will look hke . But whatever expectation you might have, be certain that they're put into perspective. And no perspective about Christmas will be right or whole unless and until Jesus is the center of it. After all , the hi stoncal event of God sendmg Hi s Son mto the world that He would one day become Savior for sinners is the ultimate act of love. The fact is. whether you recogni ze it or not, you ARE loved! The cross of Christ answers that beyond all rebuttals and misgivings. As to whether or not you will experience love in any tangible way this Christmas season is in large part up to you . If you will anchor your heart and mind in celebration of God's love with worship of Him as your top priority, placing your faith in His Son as Savior, you will r r ·r r r have started out nght. But that isn't the end of the matter. Don 't expect it to be much of ~ loving season if you 're simply going to "hoard love" for yourself! Experie ncmg love doesn 't often "hapr.en" to you if you're not willing to "make it happen" for someone else first. Do you want thi s Christmas season to be a season of love? Then let the love of Christ move you to love others m practical ways. Visit someone who is sick. Work on restoring a broken relationship. Volunteer to help a needy family . Share your blessings (material and otherwise) with someone who is doing without. Inasmuch as you share Jesu's' love with someone else , you in turn open yourself to the experience of love in all the ways that God will send it to you1 "Dear fnends , let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God , becau se God is love. Thi s is how God showed His love among us : He sent His one and only Son into the world that we might live through Him . Thi s is love: not that we loved God , but that He loved us and sent His Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins ... Dear children, let us not love with word s or tongue but with actiOns and m truth" (I John 4:7-10 , 3:1& NIV) . (Thom Mollohan and his family have ministered in southern Ohio the past 13 years and is the author of "The Fairy Tale Parables." He is the pastor of Pathway Community Church and may be reaclzed for comments or questions by email at pastorthom@pathwaygallipolis .com). Frame thilt newapaper photo or pnnl rt on a mug or moose pad r ·r ·r The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Seventh-Day Adventist United Brethren Morse ChllfM'Il'hun-h Sund.l} ~c h vul • 10 ~ m Wur,:h1p - II .1 111 . Wt'\ll1c,oJ.t) Sc rV1H - 7 p 1U from our perspective. The "sigmficant" part is generally from the other's perspective. Our general economic · · 1 b d h Pastor pnncip es are ase on t e Idea of scarcity of Kerry resources. For one to have Wood means another must be without Price is based on the demand for what we want in proportion to how same obligation ? Thanks, badly we want it and how but no thanks, right? We' re limited its supply. But what ask'mg peop1e to consider if those are false assum'Ebuying one less gift this lions? What if we cou d Chri stmas. Just one. Sounds learn to ]1've 1'n an economy ·ms1gru · 'fi1cant, but many who based on an attitude of genhave taken this small sacri- erosity? I think that is what flee have experienced some- Jesus was driving towards thing nothing less than a mir- when he spoke about worry: acle: they have been more. "Look at the birds of the available to celebrate Christ air; they do not sow or reap dunng · the Ad vent season." or store away ·,n barns, and Give more: "Time is the yet your heavenly Father real gift Christmas offers us, feeds them. Are you not and no matter how hard we much more valuable than look , it can 't be found in the they? Who of you by worrymail. Time 10 make a gift ing can add a single hour to that turns into the next fam- his life? And why do you ily heirloom . Time to write worry about clothes? See mom a letter. Time to bake how the lilies of the field really good cookies and grow. They do not labor or sing really bad Christmas spin. Yet I tell you that not carols (or sing Christmas even Solomon in all hi s carols badly) . Sounds a Jot splendor was dressed like better than getting a sweater one of these. If that is how two sizes too big, right?" God clothes the grass of the Love all: "When Jesus field, which is here today loved, he loved in ways and tomorrow is thrown never imagined . Though into the fire , Will he not rich, he became poor to Jove much more clotM 'you , 0 the poor; the forgotten , the you of little faith? So do not overlooked, and the sick. worry, saying, 'What shall By spending less at we eat?' or 'What shall we Christmas, we have the drink?' or 'What shall we opportunity to join him in wear?' For the pagans run gtving resources to those after all these things, and who need help the most. your heavenly Father knows When Advent Conspiracy that you need them . But first began in just four seek first his kingdom and churches , this simple con- his righteousness, and all cept rai sed more than a half- these things will be given to million dollars to aid those you as well ." (Matt 6 :26-33) in need. One less gift; one Worship fully. Spend less. unbelievable present in the Give more . Love alL No name of Christ." government bailout I offer you an opportunity required - sounds like the to challenge your Christmas best Christmas plan ever! habits. If Christmas has (Kerry Wood is now as~o­ become dreal'}' instead of ciate pastor at Grace joyful, depressmg instead of United ' Methodist Church delightful, habitual rather in Pe"ysburg, Ohio after than spontaneous - then serving Racine United join the Advent Conspiracy Methodist Church for three with me. Do something years. He can be reached insignificantly significant for through his website: someone else. The "insignif- http://pursueholiness.blogs icantly" part is usually only pot.com). s~ rl 1t'C 7 00pm Mul~ rry Let w w· /ig lil .w slune before men, thai riley "'"Y .\ee your Tilt t>are you desen·e, dose to home xood ll'ork.! nnd glorify your 36759 Rocksprings Rd Father mlwaven." Pomeroy, OH 45769 Mall hew 5: 16 740..992-6606 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy House of Hralfng Mlnlstrtn Harrl1011vlllr PrHhylrrlln Cllurdl Syracuse 1\lission I-III Hndgc m.111 St S y ra ~ u se , Suud<~ y S• huol 10 <1 m Evc mn g - 6 p m . S unJ~ ) l'nml Rnlk ( hurt:h of lhl• Nll zan-nr k oout~ l1!1~ 1\ lh ll l\ Rl'' l.lo •1d ti11111111 , l'•' 'lor Sund .1; S ~;hool 10 .n u, 1\ 0fh'l p ' l' \ Vh,l' t 1 11111 ~IL'nlllf ';Cr\ IC~ 7 Jl111 \\h [ pnt\t't mt'l"l 111!17 pm ~ ~~ ,, m .m J 7 pm . Wedne ~d a y - 7p m n ~ csvlllf ;lll am 740-'192-5t4J While'! Ch11ptl Wesleyan Cool \ 1l k Road. P a~ to r Rev Charl es Man mdale Sunday Schoo l - 1:J 30 a m . Worship - 10 ~I 1.m , Wedne$day Sl'n-~ee -7pm Long Bonnm P,tslur S1cve Reed Sund By ~kl'1l'l'~ - 7 pm JOIIPII l',,,tnr lk nn l Null. Wnr,hlp Bold Knob . on Co Rd 31. Pastor Rev Roger W111ford Sunday S~huo l • Y J0 am Worsh1p. 7 p m C11lv•l') Bible Church Pomeroy Pi k(! , Co Rd , Pas1or , Rev Blacl "uod , Sunda) Sehool - 9 30 am . \\'o rs h1p 10 ~ 0 a m . 7 .30 p m , Wednesday Se rv ll'e 7 ID p m WcJn~·,d .1y ~r • \'l ti' Nazarene \II Oln e. l nilcd l\lelhnd~t 11!1 1 ~ ..) hdm1 •l Wll ~ ~~ll l k l'.t' i"' Rr \ R •lpl1 Spn L'" "i1111d.l\ '1\ ho11 •l - 9 3(1 am , \\ ,,1, 11111 Ill Ill 1111 7 p m TiwN.i,11 (.:ummunih l'burth S1 • S) ru~.; u oc. OH SliM Sd ltMII 10 :1111 Snnd) nlt hl (i JOpill l'a'l<lr Joe Gwmn A N~!w lk-¥inni nK (f' ull f:m;pel Chlln•hl H.1rmnnvll le Pa•lui"o Buh .md Ka) Man hall SunJlt) Scrvtu :, 2 p m D 11 "' pr l\tr ,lnd !11hh ~1 \l•h JHml'S Anderson. t\dum \lrDaniel- 499 H:ichhtnd Avenue, AI hens 1-KIHI-45 I -9806 7441-S94-fi.l.l.\ l'urnwi-Sullnn C'.1rmd ,\:.: R u~ h ·m Rd ~ H.1tc1nc Oh10 1' .1 ~t o r John Gilmore . S u nd ~y s~h ool1J .1 ~ .1m \1/i wohlp • I I UO .1111 , B1h!c SIUJ) WcJ 7 I() p m pm f'alr vlrw Blblr Church Le1an W Va Rt I. Pastor Bnan May . Sn nd11y Sehool - 9 30 am Wonh1p - 7.00 p m , Wednesday n 1ble Sludy ·7:00 p.m Faith feUowship l:t1Widr ror Christ Pa~ 1 or Rev Frank lin D1 ckens. S erv1 c~ F11day, 7 p m ~ -...:1 w BcglnninMs lhun:h l'omwro ~ C•ritt•lnrrrdtiiOIIIiut__. Clt.-dl K m!!.~hul) Rvad . Pastor R~n V~~nee . S u nd a~ Sdwul - IJ. 30 1 rn . Worship Sem ce Ill '0 a m Enmng s~rv •ce 6 7 p Ill 1\llm•n\ lllr Lutheran ~ ~ h•hn Luthf'ran ( 'hunoh 1'1111.' Co1t iH' Wt•l•hiJ' 'I flO -t 111 S u nd ~y '~' f\ }\,' ('\ . Amadng Grot•t• t:nmmunlly Churrh p, , ~ t or Way n~· Dunlap S tal~ Rt 6B I ruppw Pl ,un ~ Sun Wor ~ lup IU.nn & fi 10 rm1 \l.bJ Btble S ! u d ~ 7 (1(1 p m s~ h,ltll Lc a i.lu 1 ~ Pinl' Grti\C Hlblc Hollnt><;s ( hurch II! nuk 110 Rl I! 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I) 1(1 Other Churches Congregational l'a~hlf Poml•nn t'hun:h uf tht NaurtM l',t,lm Jan I ,1\e nd l•r 'lunda) Sl huol l/111 ~ m Wor~ h 1 p - 10 l(} am and 6 I' m \\\>thJO.''d.l) S<- r1 1~c' · ' p m ~Cr\ l<'l TUppt r~ l,ulns Sl. l'aul 1',1'-1\11 J1 m ln!ioi U, S u nd a~ S dn~n l IJ .1111 " ' " '111]1 II f ~ m luL..,day Sen 1ee'i ~ lll l' m ,,, 4 huu·h urt .nd nr l'rnpht'l\ ••II 'II lit lhll l'.l•l••r 1' .1 t h:1p111.111. Sum],l\ "i ~ h ~ ~ ~ Ill ,, 111 Mlddle(H>ri . lllt Full hne ol Insurance ward.~ abide i11 yo11, ye Pmdtlcts + a~ k what ye will, a11d it Ftnanctal jll!l Rottom II l(l a 111 . \\'"'"'1' . l'o m~ rm , nr ( t'aith B11phst Chun:b f{ adru.od S1 , M ~wn , Sund,1y Sd tool · 1{1 11 m , Wor<.h1p II 3 m 6 p m Wt dncY ii) Sri vK~' 7 p m lo .1111 Lon~ \umld) Sdwul IH liL1 m Ill 7 \\\·~!cyan Wu r' hl p .-!rsl Rapllo!t Church Pas!l)l' B1ll v lu sptJn bth antl Pa lmt r Sl M1ddlepor1 Sunday .Se houl - IJ I" a m , Worsh1p - 10 15 u m 7 00 pm Wed ne ~ ay Scmce- 7 00 p m RUIIand ( hmch off ( ,nd H."u l k~l h ~unJ.t\ \\ ,,,hlp P.1•t<~1 l'omt'r"IJ\ (. hun. h of t: hri\l .:! I ~ \\ l'hnhi~ I' 111 (IJ \~ lltt, k.t Enl ... nu~l Apol'ilolk T11hrrn11de lnt·. W Va , Pi!Sior ,, m \\ ur.h 1p "'' flU' U"t' Hn1 Hapltsl l' huJTh uf \Ia"'-'" · W\ l lnd L·pt' ntk'ul A.lpl i'l' SH. bS2 and An ok· t ~o n Sl l'.l' l{lr Rolh.;rt Rt ~tr Valle~ Serv u:e ~ BllpiM ('hul'("h WV 'iundD~ ~~ huol IP .un r~tnr ~111.1" Adl l!h . 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Secood St. Middleport, OH 740-992-6128 Local souroe lor trophies, t·shi and more MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, OD 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~­ (740) 992-3279 ·~ Tol Free 1-877-583-2433 P.O. Box683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 ' ' �hge A4 • The Dally Sentinel Friday, December 12, 2008 www.mydailysentlnel.com WORSHIP.GOD THIS WEEK Kn1hmd Frn WIIIHlll ~ i' l '\alr m St . P.l.. lllt td B arn ~·' Su11,1,1' t;,·h•MII 10 u 111 I H' niU F7 1' Ill WedllC-JJ\ S.:~Kf' J p Il l t.'1tltrrll or JtM!I c•nrt AJMtu4k VanZandt and Ward Kd Miller, Sul)da) S~: hool Evtn1n1 • 7 30 p m ~und Pa\tor Jarnt"' H! l,( t ,, 111 Jt a,e n ~wuo.xl , Mummg Wtl,....h•p I I am l:.H·n•nF 7 pm . WeJnc " IJ} 7 r m Rl¥uV6y Apostohc Worshtp Centrr 873 S "Jrd Ave , Middkp.JI1 , He• M1chael B ro~dford . PaMor Su!ldily. 1(1 JO a m Tues 6 l) prayer Wrd 7 pm 8thll' Srudll Gt.td) '\ m t~.l al '~ ho1•l I!I .1111 M o•rnu 1~ ..: hu.d1 I I ;un S und a ~ l'l\' 11111 ~ 11 pm . \\'1• d fhbl c Sllld \ 7 pm Catholic Sa<'rtod llfa rl ( 'a!hulk Chun·h 161 Mulbcrr) i\H' l'•' llk'rny '1'12 Iiiii)/\ P.t~ ! !lr Rl"l W.1ltq I llcwt S 11 C'u n Loop RJ off New L1ma Rd RUI IanJ Strv~ ~ Sun llHlf) ,, m & 7 "' p 111 Thu rs 7 00 p m . P11.~1or Mum R Hullun -' " ' ' 1' r m. M-'" ~ 111 r m 'j1111 l "11 II 4~ 4 I'\ a 111 S1111 /1 !.1"' 4 10 .1m Da1il M:t'' K 1() a m Assembly of God Libn1y Assembly or<;od PO Bo!l 467, Duddmg I m~· . f\1 ,1\\111 Nell Te11n~111 10 00 a m and 7 pm Church of Christ Su ml ~~ Baptist Page\• FmwiU Raplist t'hun:h Pastor Floyd RO'is. Sund11~ Sc ho~ 1 ! 1 l \(1 1<1 10 JO 11m Wur•h1p oe rVIC't: ! 1\J II) I<' 11 1 ~1 am Wed preachmg 6 pm Carpe•ter htdrpendfnl R11pll ~t f hun:h Sunda y Slhfool · (I \11 ~111 Prt .~th m c Scrv 1 ~· r E1 ~ !11 11!! 10 til am 7 OOpm . 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Ea-t Mum S1 Sunday Sch 9 ~0 am Wnrihlp 1010 .1n1 First Southern B11plhl 41872 Pumeru y P1ke Sundu) S1 houl I:J JOa m Wnl'!'lh1p - 1)4,'inm& 7 00p n1 Wednesday Set\ JCcS- 7W p 111 M.un St RIICIIIt First Baptist Pnslnr Ryan Emon jM §Ior Suntl .l) Sch<lol • 9 ID ~ m , Worship 10 40 n m 6 00 p m , Wed ~~t· ~d a~ Su~~ ~ ~ ~ - 7 011 pm '• Sliver Run Rapti ~t P~ ~ lm Jqhn Sw.msnn Sund.l) Sd 101 IOa .m . Wnnhtp J i .1 m 7 ll[) p m Wrdne$day s~rY I ('l' S- 7 on r m MI . Uniun Ruptlsl llenm s Wea1 er <i untla\ s~h on l 9 4' 11m Evc nm g - b \ (t p 111 Wednesday Sef\11ces • fi JOp 111 P1t~tor Relhlehem Raptisl l 'hurch Great BenJ R11ute 124 Raw1c OH P a~ tor , Su ntl~ y s ~ hoo l Y ' Cl ,, m , Sunday Wol"h1p 1010 i1111 ~ WL>dnN I 1y 81bl e Study 7 tlO p m Old Bethel Free Will Buplisl l'hun:h 2860 1 St Rt 7 M1ddl~pn;t Su ntlny Serv 1cc · Ill a m f1 11(1 Jl m lw.'"'-IIIV Se!ll t~:es ·b 00 Hillside Haptl!.1 Chul'l'h Sl Rl 14l JU ~I off Rt 7 l'osto r Rev James R Acree. Sr Suoday Umfi t o.l Serv1cc. 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We dn ~sduy Se1vice • 7 1Ki p 111 Yn uth Servi(e- 7 00 p m 1\~n~ urcLl'nler ' Full Gos p ~ l Ch un.:h ' llllstors Jo hn & P.lll} W11de (i/n Scumd Aw Mason 77 \~ 'fll 7 Scrvtee 11 mc Su nday 10 10 u rn Wl'dlll·....tny 7 pm Ah111Kiunt (,racr RJ', I. t,Q1 S l lmd Sr M1ddkpun . P~ ~ l o 1 !o:resa Sun tl:•y ~ ~ r v 1 ~ c 7pm 10 ,, m . II t'ulth t 1111 t.:ospt>l Chun:b b stl etarl P o~~ tm Bill Mmhull Sund.i} Sdl<K'I 'I I m Wm ~ l11p - 10 ,, m hi Sund.n c'\ t' n mn nlh cvL omg ' e n1L ~ 7 (1[1 p m W11lnl ~ d .1v · 1 p m Racinr I'.ISI\.Ir Kcfl) w.~ . . l. SnnJa} Slhool . 10 l oohilll' t 1nHed ~Mhod1sl i•nri~ h l',l•lur llclc n Klmc Cnnh•1llc (' hurd i M.1111 & F111h St , Sun Sthool · 10 u m . Wo,-... lup •r ,1111 lu~• Sc n.1~ ~~ . 7 p 111 l\1•1hl'l Churrh 1111\ 11 '- lllp Ro l ..!(til ( Su ntla\ Sd u11 d . 'I ,1 111 \\ o•r\ 1111' • I 0 ,1 111 , Weduc,tJay Sl nl n \ Jlf,, m fl oc k~nxport Chun:h K 1thnn \\li e} Sund .l) Sd n•l•l • IJ 10 .t 111 . 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Won h1p - 7 p.m , Wedntsday Sem ce - 7 pm Thf Ark Church 177 ~ Ge orges Cret'k Road Galhpohs, OH Paslor Janm W1reman Sunday Sc:n<n:es I 0 30 a rn Wetl ncsday . 7 p m Thursday Prayer & Pra1 se al 6 pm Classes for all a~r ~ t"\'er y SundH y & Wednesday www th earkchun:h ner Full Gospl'l Chun:h or the Llvln1 S11rior Rr 3.\8 . An11qu11y. Pastor Jesse Moms , Sl'!'\ 1~-es Saturduy 2 00 p m Salem Community Chlli'Ch Ba.:k of West Coll! mbm W Va om L1evmg Roat.l. Pa ~ lur ChariC's Roush (3()4) 67.5· 2288 Sunday School 9 30 am , Sunday e,\ enmg se m ce 1 00 prn . Btbly Study Wt::!d!lt::!Slla) St.'l'\liCe 1 ()() pm Kobson Christian FtlloW!hlp Clmrtb Paslor Bem hd Wh1te, Sund ay SchooltO am, Su nday Churdl sc:mcc · 6 30 pm Wednesday 7 pm Reslor•llon Chrlslian Fellowlhlp 9365 Hooper Road , Athens, Pas tor· Lo1m1e Coats. Sundny Worship 10 00 am, Wednesdu) 7 pm Mlddll! ptwl Chun:h ur the Nazan>ne Pa~ t ur i l't'>n.ml Pmv\!11 Sunduy S,·huol 41U,t m \\'(1r, h1p - l11 111 a m (, lflpm . Wo.: J 1-...·~t i<l ) St.'rl I~CS - 7 J1111 , Kl'f'rh vllle Jo'rll••".shlp huatiOJ I Ihc N M al\11 ~ I'. 1 ~ I M R u "~· ll l u ~ un . Su ntlay Sd1t10ll - 9 30 am . Wtu .,h•p 10 .4 Su m . 7 pm Wednesdlly l W~dne'id:l ~ Scr\1l'l' - 7 p m llazrl Community Church Off Rl 124 Pas tor Edse l H:tn Sunday S c ht~ 1 1 - 1J 10 n m Wur~ h 1p 10 :\0 a m 7 Jn pm St. Rt. 1241..11Rg!1Ylllt, OH Full Gospe l. Cl Pasturs Robcn & Robcna Mu ~ r. Sunday S•hool 9.30 am . , Wor ~ h1p 10 10 am 7 00 pm. Wed FAITH • VALUES Christmas giving Over the last several months, the newspapers, TV and mtemet have been full of stories talking about our economy. Our government has given billions of dollars to banks and financ ial services companies. Congress ·~ considering giving bilhol)s more to shore up the "big 3" American automo?ve companies. Speculation IS strong that more giving will be required to keep our f economy rom ¥oing even further downhill m 2009. Ch anda1 charitable . ·tuurches · msll lions are so feeling the pinch because as people become increasingly worried about their personal finances jobs, etc., they don't give ~ much or as often . I've aIready received several letters since Thanks¥iving from various organizations asking ~e to consider a year-end gift to allow them to finish the year strong and prepared for 2009. My own church's stewardship commitree is probably going to send out IIS own letter tD our members asking the same thing. Christmas· is indeed a time for giving. But its often seen more as a time for getting . Consider how we even phrase things about our Christmas giving: "What are you gonna get for Uncle John?" Even our giving is phrased as a getting proposition. There are some people who want to change this aspect of Christmas. This year, I joined the "Advent Conspiracy" movement. Its goals are simple: Worship fully . Spend less. Give more. Love all. Here 's how they describe it: Worship fully: "It starts with Jesus; it· ends with Jesus. This is the holistic approach God had in mind for Christmas. Entering the story of Advent means entering this season with an overwhelming passion to worship Jesus to the fullest." Spend less: "How often have you spent money on Christmas presents for no other reason than obligation? How many times have you received a gift out of that (_ ommunll~ Church SdJo)tl l - 4 Jtl u 111 Wnr sh1p - 11! 10l n1 .7 pm Team JesL&S Mlnlslrirs Meeun g 333 Mec ham~: Street, Pomeroy, OH Pa ~ 1or Edd1e 8 Ber. Strvlcl' e ~'l' ry Sunday IOOO a m Pentecostal Penlecost•l ASllembly Pastor St lU 124 . Raeine , Tornado Rd Sund,1y S~ h oo l · 10 am. Eve ntng . 7 p m Wednesday Servtcr.~ • 7 p m Presbyterian I,.Jslor: Roben Marshall , Wunh1p - 9 00 il m Sunday Old South Church in Boston suffers wall crack BOSTON (AP) - A large to make the Copley Square crack has developed in a wall station handicapped accessiof the Old South Church in ble. That $45 million project Boston because of worlc to is now on indefinite hold. mak!l a subway station accesThe crack is on the sible to the disabled. church,'s "fine arts wall," A contractor for the which includes 140-yearMassachusetts Bay old stained glass windows. Transportation Authority~> The MBTA and the was installing elevator shafts church had installed moni- Mkldltport Pmbytcrt.n Paslur J ,m~es Snyder. Sunday School 10 am . v.orsh1p serv 1ce II am r Mtrenlh-0.,. Ad\'fntlst Hts Rd Pomeroy, Saturday St.> r v 1 ce~ Sabbath School ' - 2 p.m . Wursh1p - 3 p m In Cl!nst Churrh Tt ~ a~ Cnmmun~~ y full GMpcl LIJ!:hthouJJe 1 ~4 ~ lfll und ROad. Pumemy Pa ~ tor: Roy llu mer Suut!Ay S~ hoo l 1011 m Evemng 7 10 p m . TJie,J a~ & Tlmr<i . 7 'Ill p m :\6411 Wu:'kham Rd . I'Aslor Peter Mallmdale. Sunday School 1,1 10 a m • Wurs h1p - 10 30 a.m , 1-t'JO p 111 Wednesday Se m ees . 7 00 p m Ynmh group meet1ng l nd & 4th Sundays 7 pm Edrn Unlttd Bnthnn in Chrill: or God so l01•ed the world he gal'e his only IIJegOI'/ell SOli .. . Johu J: / 6 r r r r r r r r 1 The quality of our 11105 ii din:cilyin~ by the quality of oor thinking, !I we spend mn~t of our time fretting ilboid the finure or re&Itlling the past, It ~ill be lll!llrly impo!Sible to enjoythe present On the other h:md, if\\~ fill our minds with po5Jtive thoughts and really•'Orl< at sai'UI'lng Ilk as it unfolcb, •• "ill undoobtl'dlyhal'l' umuch happier andsatdfying Ilk. And. because our mind Is truly •'here •~ IM!, it Is i~t to be deliberall' llbom how and wllat Ill! thlnlt.Just as we try to fill our liorool with good and pleasant thin&" (and periodically tale oot the trash), IO too should IW! fill our mJnds' with good and plewnt thi~ and discanl the ~of our minds as 10011 as It romes In: or e~m better yet, 1101lel the "rubbish" llllll our minds In the fil'll pla&:t. It is all too tZJ' to be al1<1im of random nqatilt ' thoughts. whether tbe!e are unchantabli: thoughts about our nefghbon or ' sell~g thou&]III about oundYeS. Sometimes \It lla~ to tune out ntptil'e thou&(IIIat>1Ril "~people tn Oldrt to We <XIIIuolllf IRU' ihoughrs and . emotions.The llind II the ulU~ ]QQIS of our flft Yll1l. Anlllllthough we C&111 always amtrolourbodiel the way we would Ulrt, 'It shaukl hMCIIIInll ~~~a: our miDdl, ew~~i. illc lllllt llf dn:au••• a So, we should~ drlibelllt III,.,. dMtni~ lllllt ......... ~~-~~~~dn,4illlllt\tl from our mind IIIII IIU!llftllld lhe to let our nibill ~a hom!ltlneaatillti , Suutb Bethel Communll)' Chun:-h S1h cr R1d go' Pa~lnr Lmdn llOillCWood Sun llu} s~ hool - 1J ,, m Worshtp Se~ICe Ill am lnoJ and 4.!h Sunday ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Coolville, Ohio l.ocaled Jess !han 30 minules [rom Athens, Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-740.(i67.3156 "Still r Deliberate Thinking Mt. Hermou Unlttd 8R1hm1 l<'allh (;no;pel Church L u n ~ B<ltlom Suod,l) S.:ht>ul 9 lU a m Wonh1p - HI 45 a m 7 Jll p m , \\'ct l nc~t.l ay 7 J(l p m r tors on the church walls and hired specialists to try to prevent damage . The MBTA said it would hold its contractor resp<insible. The congregation traces its history back to !669. It moved from a downtown location to · Copley Square in 1875. to care'' erace Is for thee: for mY streneth Is mllde Perfect in weakness. I I Cor. 12:9 ' • RMif,lntlmn,..., 1 Mllltnlt,rdltdtiall"-rrllle,ntl ;altjwll, • a......,.,..., wl>*m ltpU~t,wl 1 caii!IDIIII~Iipwl u,lflllcreiiW) a• I ntt, lftltadiiWJ .. dUll.._. dcele tN!Ip. I.U.ft"II I ad • • .. Christmas for many is a time in which they hope to experience an atmosphere of love - of acceptance, of belonging, and of being counted worth sacrificing for (at least on some level). And for SOI.Ie, the season seems to unwrap for them all for which they have hoped. But a great many are left disappointed , not find· ing satisfaction for the expectation s that they 've bmlt up over the weeks and months preceding the Christmas holiday. For some, love comes their way but they don't recognize 11 at the door and refuse to let it in. Then there are others who apparently have never learned to look outward into the lives of others , their eyes being fixed upon their own wants and comforts; they are never satisfied and, of course, never learn to share love with anyone else. And then there really are some who have become bruised and battered from their circumstances and their Christmas season is truly characterized by an aching loneliness or a desperate want. Perhaps you know people like those mentioned above . I do. I know people who have suffered, yet when God's hand reached out to them through the tenderness of a caring person, either sus pic ion or jaded hearts shut the door to the wonder of grace. For these, it would seem that, like the inn of long ago, there is no room for love to come in with healing in its wings for their world-weary souls. Because they choose to not risk hurt or loss , they miss out on the healing and hope that could be theirs. Christmas for someone who won't open his or her heart to love is a sad time indeed. I know modern-day Scrooges, too, who think of no one but themselves . When they look upon others, all they see are various means to the end of furthering their own agendas. And while I have met many a Scrooge, who have at the very least the "virtue" of being "a good man of business" (according to Dickens) with a shred of honor down deep inside (nearly invisible thongh it may be), I've also met many Grinches who take being selfish even further than simply being cold-hearted. They don't hesitate a bit to put on a fair face of -deception, even as they rob you r r r r r ' Friday, December 12,2008 Pastor Thorn Mollohan blind , rationalizing it as right because they believe that if ·the world Isn't their oyster, it ought to be. Christmas for them is never the time of peace, hope and joy that we look for in the season , namely because whatever they have, they should have more and whatever is done for them IS never enough. But I also have known some who find' that Christmas is a time of great sadness and frustration ... not because they simply refuse to be satisfied, but because there are legitimate ne~d s in their hves that remain unfilled and unaddressed. The loss of loved ones due to death or broken relationships, failing health, or (as is all too readily the case for so many) an inability to secure basic necessities for livmg all create a heavy burden that seem to dim the light that should be experienced in the Christmas season. 'fhey strive to be honorable as they strive to get by, yet their hands seem con stantly empty and their hope withers away. It is very possible that you have some of your own expectations for a "loving holiday" and certain preconceived notions as to what a "loving holiday" Will look hke . But whatever expectation you might have, be certain that they're put into perspective. And no perspective about Christmas will be right or whole unless and until Jesus is the center of it. After all , the hi stoncal event of God sendmg Hi s Son mto the world that He would one day become Savior for sinners is the ultimate act of love. The fact is. whether you recogni ze it or not, you ARE loved! The cross of Christ answers that beyond all rebuttals and misgivings. As to whether or not you will experience love in any tangible way this Christmas season is in large part up to you . If you will anchor your heart and mind in celebration of God's love with worship of Him as your top priority, placing your faith in His Son as Savior, you will r r ·r r r have started out nght. But that isn't the end of the matter. Don 't expect it to be much of ~ loving season if you 're simply going to "hoard love" for yourself! Experie ncmg love doesn 't often "hapr.en" to you if you're not willing to "make it happen" for someone else first. Do you want thi s Christmas season to be a season of love? Then let the love of Christ move you to love others m practical ways. Visit someone who is sick. Work on restoring a broken relationship. Volunteer to help a needy family . Share your blessings (material and otherwise) with someone who is doing without. Inasmuch as you share Jesu's' love with someone else , you in turn open yourself to the experience of love in all the ways that God will send it to you1 "Dear fnends , let us love one another, for love comes from God. Everyone who loves has been born of God and knows God. Whoever does not love does not know God , becau se God is love. Thi s is how God showed His love among us : He sent His one and only Son into the world that we might live through Him . Thi s is love: not that we loved God , but that He loved us and sent His Son as an atoning sacrifice for our sins ... Dear children, let us not love with word s or tongue but with actiOns and m truth" (I John 4:7-10 , 3:1& NIV) . (Thom Mollohan and his family have ministered in southern Ohio the past 13 years and is the author of "The Fairy Tale Parables." He is the pastor of Pathway Community Church and may be reaclzed for comments or questions by email at pastorthom@pathwaygallipolis .com). Frame thilt newapaper photo or pnnl rt on a mug or moose pad r ·r ·r The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Seventh-Day Adventist United Brethren Morse ChllfM'Il'hun-h Sund.l} ~c h vul • 10 ~ m Wur,:h1p - II .1 111 . Wt'\ll1c,oJ.t) Sc rV1H - 7 p 1U from our perspective. The "sigmficant" part is generally from the other's perspective. Our general economic · · 1 b d h Pastor pnncip es are ase on t e Idea of scarcity of Kerry resources. For one to have Wood means another must be without Price is based on the demand for what we want in proportion to how same obligation ? Thanks, badly we want it and how but no thanks, right? We' re limited its supply. But what ask'mg peop1e to consider if those are false assum'Ebuying one less gift this lions? What if we cou d Chri stmas. Just one. Sounds learn to ]1've 1'n an economy ·ms1gru · 'fi1cant, but many who based on an attitude of genhave taken this small sacri- erosity? I think that is what flee have experienced some- Jesus was driving towards thing nothing less than a mir- when he spoke about worry: acle: they have been more. "Look at the birds of the available to celebrate Christ air; they do not sow or reap dunng · the Ad vent season." or store away ·,n barns, and Give more: "Time is the yet your heavenly Father real gift Christmas offers us, feeds them. Are you not and no matter how hard we much more valuable than look , it can 't be found in the they? Who of you by worrymail. Time 10 make a gift ing can add a single hour to that turns into the next fam- his life? And why do you ily heirloom . Time to write worry about clothes? See mom a letter. Time to bake how the lilies of the field really good cookies and grow. They do not labor or sing really bad Christmas spin. Yet I tell you that not carols (or sing Christmas even Solomon in all hi s carols badly) . Sounds a Jot splendor was dressed like better than getting a sweater one of these. If that is how two sizes too big, right?" God clothes the grass of the Love all: "When Jesus field, which is here today loved, he loved in ways and tomorrow is thrown never imagined . Though into the fire , Will he not rich, he became poor to Jove much more clotM 'you , 0 the poor; the forgotten , the you of little faith? So do not overlooked, and the sick. worry, saying, 'What shall By spending less at we eat?' or 'What shall we Christmas, we have the drink?' or 'What shall we opportunity to join him in wear?' For the pagans run gtving resources to those after all these things, and who need help the most. your heavenly Father knows When Advent Conspiracy that you need them . But first began in just four seek first his kingdom and churches , this simple con- his righteousness, and all cept rai sed more than a half- these things will be given to million dollars to aid those you as well ." (Matt 6 :26-33) in need. One less gift; one Worship fully. Spend less. unbelievable present in the Give more . Love alL No name of Christ." government bailout I offer you an opportunity required - sounds like the to challenge your Christmas best Christmas plan ever! habits. 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Secood St. Middleport, OH 740-992-6128 Local souroe lor trophies, t·shi and more MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, OD 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~­ (740) 992-3279 ·~ Tol Free 1-877-583-2433 P.O. Box683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 ' ' �FA11'H. FAMILY !he Daily Sentinel : : : : - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Wellington, Fla.'s holiday · display is outside the community center ·. Monday. When Baby Jesus disappeared from the creche in front of the community center, village officials did not follow a star to locate Jesus. A GPS device had been mounted inside the ceramic figure that led them to a nearby apartment and the arrest of a. 1B-year'old girl. More than · 70 churches have taken advantage of a · security company offer of tracking devices. ~- -- BPS, BY ERIC GORSKI .AP RELIGION WRITER : When Baby Jesus disappeared last year from a Nativity scene on the lawn of the Wellington, Fla., Community center, village . officials didn 't follow a star to locate him . A GPS device mounted inside the life-size ceramic figurine led sheriff's i:leputies to a nearby apartment, where it was ,found face down on the carpel. An 18-year-old woman was arrested in the theft. . Giving up on old-fashioned padlocks aild trust, a number of churches, synago~ues, ~;~vernments ~nd •1; • ordinary ctttzens are tummg to technology to protect holiday displays from pranks or prejudice. . About 70 churches and synagogues eager to avoid ·the December police blotter jumped at a security company's offer of free use bfGPS systems and hidden cameras this month t<! guard their mangers and menorahs. Others, like the Herrera family of North Richland Hills, Texas, took matters into their own hands . Upset after their teeter-totter was stolen, the family trained surveillance cameras on their yard and was surprised when ·· footage' showed a teenage girl stealing a baby Jesus worth How has He opened my eyes? He 's helped me open them Wide and clear to let me know that He 'is there . He helps me see the good iri all and tells me, "Dear, do not fall." He helps me to understand, why me? So I can tell others what He's done for me . He's always there waiting to talk , or maybe event Take a I ittle walk. Knowing that you are not alone · Because He wrote · it all in stone . So let Him open your eyes today, So you can have Him day after day. · .- Cathy Davis ,, Christmas service Sunday to be one of the largest mass candleligthing in the world, symbolizes the memory of children who have died and serves as a beacon of hope for the bereaved. GALLIPOLIS "Candles and Carols," a service of hope, peace, joy and love, Christmas cantata and children's program, will be presented by the First Baptist Church youth and adult choir ADDISON - A live on Sunday at 6 p.m. Nativity will be held Pastor Alvis Pollard invites all to come and stay Saturday from 5:30 to 7:30 for a fellowship dinner at p.m. at River of Life United . Methodist Church, 35 the church. . For information, call the Hillview Drive off Addison Pike . , church at 446-0324. In case of rain, the event will be held Sunday. Live Nativity scheduled Candlelighting event planned I , GALLIPOLIS An observation of the 12th annual Worldwide · Candlelighting will take place at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Gallipolis City Park. Readings are also planned. The event, believed 'Cricket County' play slated RODNEY Rodney United Methodist Church is continuing the story of the Cricket County cousins that becami wealtlly with an inheritance from their Uncle learciats eqjoylog BCS buzz, Page B2 Christmas poem that changed America ;Jenkins wins Thorpe Award, Page B6 Friday, December 12,2008 BY APRIL PYLES (April Pyles resides in Point Pleasant, W.Va.) Zeke with performances of "A Cricket County City Christmas" on Friday, Dec. GALLIPOLIS - In honor of the season and in an 19 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, effort to raise money for both the Gallia County Dec. 21 at 6 p.m. Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the River Valley This year, the cousins chapter, a holiday sing "'ill be held at the Ariel Theatre, travel to the city to visit 428 Second Ave., Gallipolis. their fancy cousins for The performance date is Thursday, Dec. 18, curtain tin\e · Christmas. is 7:30 p.rn. and tickets will be sold at the box office.or may be purchased from any River Valley FCA member. Ticket price is $5 for any seat in the theatre. Children kindergarten age and younger will be admitted at no cost. Those attending the performance are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items. These items will be disEWINGTON · tributed to local food pantries. ' Ewingion Church of Christ The mood of the evening is warm, festive and spontawill have an evening of neous, so casual dress is encouraged. A community chorus food, fun and fellowship on will directed be Beth Walker Fowble. Pianist for the event Saturday, Dec. 20. will be Barbara Edelmann White. A soup and sandwich Featured performers include Aaron and Cassie Walker, meal will be provided at ·no Clark and Melody Walker, Emily and Abby Hammond, cost and following the din- Josie Bapst, Ricky Jackson, Seth Montgomery, Bobby ner, at 7 p.m., the play Gordon, Ron . Hammond, Mallory Darst, Jeri McClung, "Clueless at Christmas" will Abbey Thompson, Lindsay Nida, Barb White, Kari McFann, Amanda Hager, Rebecca Evans, Iliana and Maria be performed. Everyone is invited to Corfias, Carissa Wolfe, Kelly Hively, Maggie and Annie Roach, J.D. Markley, Rachel Smith, Danny DePasquale attend. For infonnati011, contact Lisa Richie, Cathy Greenleaf, Carl Ward, Lena McF~ Pastor Dave Stulley at and many others. Benefit concert for FCA is Dec. 18 Church plans evening of fun (740) 708-2215 or Janette Elliott at (740) 245-0432. Bl The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 12, 2008 At the risk of being called Scrooge, if I were to name one event that has done the most to adversely affect Amen~a and ·the Christian community, I would say it was ~e. pubhcatton in 1823 of Clement Moore's poem "A Vtstt from St. ·Nicholas," which begins "Twas the night before Christmas._.." Several generations of children ha\t! since grown up wtth the story about a magical figure known as Santa Claus who knows 'all children by name and rewards their good behavtor by bringing them toys for Christma~. It seems that the_ story of a baby born in Bethlehem has been set off to one stde as not having much significance to the season any more . Don't get me wrong. I think Moore 's poem is delightfuL I have always been captivated by its words, its cadence, and the pictures that went along with the verses. I have no complaint about the poem itself. My gripe is with the adults that perpetuate the lie that Santa Claus, as presented by Moore, ts a real person. Children are duped, and it's not fair to them. When they grow a bitolder and figure out for themselves "that. it's all just a· fairy tale , they feel betrayed. They've been lied to by the very people who have taught them ne.ver to lie or be dishonest. Based on Moore's poem, television programs at Christmas time are full of stories about the North Pole .where Santa and his elves make toys all year long and deliver them once a year around the world with the help of his flying reindeer. How Santa manages to do this between APphoto midnight and first light of Christmas morning has all been explained to innocent little children who have to believe what their parents tell them. Even the weather man on tv reports sightings of Santa as he makes his trip around the Rabbi Yochonon Goldman plastic baby Jesus from a wbr\d . Would the weather man lie? When children grasp the concept of Santa Claus ·and of Lubavitch of Center City, public display, last week a Philadelphia-area . branch also took the concrete block begin asking their questions, parents should tell them that of the Chabad Lubavitch and chain that was supposed the legend of Santa Claus is a fairy tale, just like .Cinderella or Snow White. It would help keep things in perspective if movement, signed up even to act as a deterrent. though his previous biggest Previously, stolen Jesus children knew from the onset that Moinmy and Daddy or scare involved the wind figurines have also been Grandmother and Granddad bought the presents which · knocking down a menorah. defaced with profanity or appear under the tree. Don't make statements like, "If you're not good, Santa "People are very security Satanic symbols. conscious, and this is simThe incidents raise a won't bring_ you any toys" or "the Santa in the parade is just ply a precaution," said question: Is stealing Baby a helper. The real Santa is busy at the North Pole making Goldman , who will put . a Jesus harmless juvenile fun, lots of toys." Even if a family's faith is something other than Christianity, children could be introduced to the story GPS on one menorah and a or anti-Christian? camera on another. "It's sad . , "I suspect most of it is about Jesus being born in Bethlehem and how he was such ... but it's the real.ity we 're childish pranks," said attar- a special baby that wise men brought him presents. If the faced with." , ney Mike Johnson of the family is a Christian one, the children wiiJ.understand more As members of a minority Alliance Pefense Fund, a about the real story of Christmas as they grow in their faith. No doubt about it, Christmas is good for retailers, and religion , Jews are probably conservative Christian legal hit harder when their reli- group. "Clearly, there are perhaps this is the real reason for the continued interest in gious symbols are vandal- adults with an agenda to a Santa Claus . Advertisers like to have a "face" to put with ized, said Deborah Lauter, remove Christ from their promotions, and Santa is such a pleasant felfa ... not national ci vii rights director Christmas. But they tend to the least bit offensive. He professes no particular religion, for the Anti-Defamation occupy themselves with the he promotes good behavior, and he loves little children. · -League. courts and courtroom of What's not to like about Santa Claus? "If Baby Jesus · is public opinion." Have you noticed how the Christmas season starts before removed, it tends to be seen Stephen Nis.senbaum, a Thanksgiving now? I realize that these are hard times ecoas a prank," Lauter said. retired history ·professor at nomically and the stores are doing all they can to survive . . "Vandalism or theft of a the University of It's a shame, really. For my money, however, Christmas has menorah is just more sensi- Massachusetts Amherst ;md been commercialized to death. A lot of pressure is put on tiv'e. You feel like you're author of "The Battle for folks who can't afford the technical ~ames and toys of really being targeted ' for Christmas," views the thefts . today's cuLture. Kids aren't content wtth a CD or.'DVD. · your religion." • •., ·Y·~-· as - neither innocent· vandal- They have to have ,fPod~, laptops; game pl!!yers, etc. I'm The ADL identified 699 ism nor religious hate crimes. glad my son was a kid in the '60s. He was happy with "What it means is that it's Lincoln Logs built by his own hands and a Big Wheel that incidents of anti-Semitic vandalism in 2007, consis- OK to go around violating ran by the power of his own feet. Then battery-operated tent with recent years. even pretty important norms, toys came along, and now, there are computer !!ames and So far in 2008, Baby as long as real human harm ·gadgets. Each ·generation of toys escalates to htgher techJesus has appeared in sever- isn't being done," he said. nology and higher costs, a hardship for many. It's not just the commercialism and materialism of al police reports. At First "It's not exactly devaluing Christmas that bothers me, but the gradual erosion of what · Umted Methodist Church in Christianity, but it is sort of a Kittann.ing, Pa., a baby ritualized challenge to it. It Christmas is really all about. Santa Claus has become a Jesus was stolen and could be Christian kids · god-like figure to our young ch(ldren and a savior to our , replaced with a pumpkin. In doing it - and on Jan; 2 retaHers. In the end, I guess our society is what we make it. _,, Eureka Springs, Ark., some- they become good Christians Is it too late to change? · We love our children. Help them. learn that Christnias is one who absconded with a again." a nice time to exchange gifts because we Jove one another, but 'ROt to forget the greatest gift of all...the one God gave us that first Christmas: Jesus. Upcoming events He opened my eyes almost $,500. Police have obtained the tape. · "They took the family Jesus,". said Gloria Herrera, 48. a Catholic. "How can . anybody do that?" For two consecutive years, thieves made off with the baby Jesus figurine in Wellington, a well-off village of 60,000 in Palm Beach County, l'la. The ceramic original, donated by a local merchant, was made in Italy and worth about $1,800, said John Bonde, Wellington's director of operations. So last rear, officials took a GPS umt normally used to track the application of mosquito spray and implanted i1 in the latest replacement figurine. After that one disappeared . sheriff's deputies quickly tracked it down. Sensing opportunity in that kind of success story, New York -based BrickHouse Security is offering up to 200 nonprofit religious institutions a free month's use of security cameras and LightningGPS products it distributes. Chief executive officer Todd Morris said the idea was born after a few churches asked about onemonth rentals instead of longer contract.s that are the norm. The fust 20 or so applications came from synagogues, he said. PageA6 If you are interested in singing with the chorus, colllact Josie Bapst at River Valley High School at (740) 367-7377. --- -·-.,-~ """'~....,.. ""'"Golla,.......,""' -flldlr. ' os:.Tbtr 12 Boyo Balkotboll Eastern at Waterforcl, 6:30 p.n Fedelal Hocking at Southern, 6:30p.m. Melga at Athena, 6:30p.m. South Gallla at Rock Hill, e p.m. Glrlo-11 !J:tannan at Point Pleaaant, 7:30p.m. Marietta at Ga111a Academy, 6 p.m. • Wahama at Pocahontas Tourney, TBA • • 'f{rootllng .:~lnt Pteuant at St. Albans, 5 p.m. •_, •_ _, :. Sl!hlrcta .~, Dtr"DD"t 13 loyo Baokotboll ~hens at Gal~a Academy, 6 p.m. ~on at Meigs, 6:30p.m. · ~k Hill VI. River Valley (at URG), 7:30 ~- .~. Glrlo.lluketboll ..!Jahar'na at Pocahontas Tourney, TBA • _. . Wrolltlng Pleasant at St Albans, 10:30 a.m. · ...Galla Academy, River V&lley at Warren :Pt. "!-ita, 1Q a.m. Monet. Ds mMr 15 Ol~olluketboll 6 p.m. Fal~and Gatlla Academy, 6 p.m. Neiaon~llo-Yorl< Meigs, 6 p.m. Cheoapeake at aves. at at : ~th Gallla at Ironton St. Joe, 6 p.m. ~ ~utharn at River Valley, 6 p.m. .. Tugclty Oec=ber 11 >' lop Balllotboll •~lllloolha at Gallla Academy, 6 p.m. .Ritchie Co. ot Point Pleasant. 7:30p.m. !liver Valley at Chesapeake, 6 p.m. ..Wahama at OVCS, 7:30 p.m. ' · Wannan at Wellston, 7:30 p.m. i" Oklo Bhktlblll •Crou lane& at Hannan, 7:30 p.m. • aeveniWOOd at 'Nahama, 7:30p.m. • ladv Defenders pick tirst ·win BY BRYAN WALTERS into the finale. Both teams stripe for 50 percent. BWALTERSOMYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM . traded 10 points each in the The Lady Knights (0-2) had fourth quarter, allowing the · seven players reach the scarGALLIPOLIS hosts to claim the final 31- ing cofumn, but none of them Parkersburg Chri6tian found point outcome. tallied double digits. Katie itself in a bit of a catch-22 All six Lady Defenders Wright led the guests with Thursday night against the reached the scoring column eight points, followed by Ohio Valley Christian girls during the triumph , with Emily Roush with seven and basketball team. Whenever VanMeter and Miller leading Jelisa Brown with four markthe visiting Lady Kni)lhts the ·way. That duo combined ers. managed to stop one thmg, for 28 of their 44 points durThe Lady Defenders will another would come up and ing the first half. helping return to the hardwood on bite them . · OVCS establish such an over- Monday when they host The senior duo of Andrea whelming edge at interrnis- Chesapeake in a non-conferVanMeter and Lindsey Miller sian. ence matchup . The event will scored 22 points apiece, helpVanMeter also posted a start at 6 p.m. ing the host Lady Defenders learn-high II rebounds, helppick up their first victory of ing her reach a double-double ovcs 59, the season during a 59-28 tri- on the night. Miller also had PARK. CHRISTIAN 28 umph at the First Baptist team-hi~h s of eight steals and f>CS 7 10 1 10 - 28 Church Activities Building in four asststs. aves 24 12 .t J to - sa the Old French City. · Annee Carman was next for The Lady Defenders (1-4) the victors with five points, PARKERSBURG CHRISTIAN (0-2): Wright 4 0-0 8, Cherry Jeongln 1 1ended a four-game losing skid while the duo of M'adison 2Katie 3, Karrissa Ruble 1 0-0 2, Emily Roush in a very convincing fashion, Crank and Hali Burleson fol- 3 0-P 7, Kelrston Cox 0 0-0 0, Crystal · jumpinj! out to leads of 24-7 lowed with four markers Lowers 1 0·0 2, Jetisa Brown 2 0-<l 4, Duhri 1 0-0 2. Camt Marlow 0 0-0 after etght minutes and ~so apiece. Emily Carman round- 0.Angel TOTALS: 13 1-2 2a. Tt1re e-point goals: went into halftime with a ed the scoring out with two 1 (~oush) , OH ia. VAL~EY CHRISTIAN (1-4): Emily comfortable 36-17 cushion. · points. 1 0-0 2, Madison Crank 2 0-0 4, The Blue and Gold never The hosts were also 11-of- Carman Andrea Vai)Meter 10 1-1 22, Hall looked back from there, going 17 'from the free throw· line for Burleson 2 0-0 4, lindsey Miller 6 9-12 Annee Carmen 2 1·4 5. TOTAlS: 23 on a 13-1 third quarter run for 65 percent. PCS, conversely, 22, 11-17 59. Three-point goals: 2 a 49-18 advantage headed went 1-of-2 at the charity (VanMete r. Miller). · Bryan WaHerliphalo Ohio Valley Christian senior Andrea VanMeter (12) releases a shot attempt between Parkersburg Chritian defenders Cherry Jeongin, left, and Crystal Lowers (4) during the second half of Thursday's girls basketball game in Gallipolis. love Bnf[t1blll .yYahama at Hannan. 7:30 p.m. Meigs flies by Wahama Glrtt hlkltblll ' Buffalo at Wahama, 7:30p.m. ~... .Meigs at VInton County, 6 p.m. · . Millar 81 Eastern, 6 p.m. -Roclt Hill at River Valley, e p.m, · BY LARRY CRUM • Soutt:tem at Trimble, 6 p.m. LCRUMIIMYDAILYREGISTER.COM . .~PORTS BRIEFS MYLholding hoops tourney for grades 4-6 •' : RUTLAND The Youth League will be holding a 4th, 5th aild 6th grade basketball tournament . for boys and · girls. The tournament will be held ilt the Rutland Civic. Center and · no traveling teams or all-star teams will be allowed to participate. .The tournaments will take place on Saturday, Dec. 20, and run through Thesday, Dec. 23, and also on Friday, Dec. 26, through Thesday, Dec. 30. •, For more information, ~ntact either Dave at (740)' 590-0438; Tanya at (740) 992-5481; Tim at (740) 4l6-9527; or Mike at (740) 't;l6-5301. ~iddleport -' Bannan falls to Ironton SJ, 35-22 STAFF REPORT · SPORTSOMYDAILVSENTINELCOM ASHTON, W.Va. Hannan is showing plenty . of progress, but its unfortu' nate losing streak is still intact. The Lady 'Cats put together ·a solid effort against visi t i n g Ironton St. Joeseph : Edmonds Thursday · · night, but a second quar.ter collapse ~lowed the Lady Flyers to ~II out a 35-22 victory. ; :Jiannan (0-2) actually ~d after one quarter 6-3, bUt a 13-2 second quarter i(m by $t. Joeseph (2-3) iillowed the visitors to open Jli a lead it would never ~inquish. · · ; ;JMding 16-8 at the break, St. Joe matched Hannan ~th identical I0 point third il6riods before the Lady Plym put together another P.n to pull away to the 13. ~~ ( f111H - ,.•·. . . ' H1n111n, 12 ' .~. ~NTAcrUs ·"•·~ .. ' 1-740-446-2342 ext 33 ,.. - 1-740-44&-3006 l!...a- oportiOmydllllyoentlnetoom ,;,.,., S!a!! Crum, Sport8 Writer m .33 · MASON, W.Va. - Meigs started strong and ended the same way. · And this time the Wahama duo couldn't keep up. After scoring 51 of their team's 56 points on Tuesday, ·the Lady Falcon Wolfe Grueser pair of Amber Tully and Taylor Hysell couldn't quite match that performance as points in the setback. another duo ~ Meigs' Wahama's other two scorCatie Wolfe and Morgan ers, Alex Wood and Katie Howard - stepped up and Davis, didn' t notch their led the Lady Marauders to a points until late in the fourth 66-42 victory Thursday in quarter. Mason. ' Meigs simply overpowWolfe scored 23 points ered the Lady Falcons with and came away with five of size and speed. Meigs' size her team's 18 steals to help Jed to 34 rebounds - 15 of erase a , two game slide. which were off the offensive Howard also came up big, glass' - and its speed dominating the post with 17 resulted in 18 steals and points and 19 rebounds to numerous forced turnovers . leail Meigs (2-2) past the And that difference was young Lady Falcons (l-1) . obvious from the start. Tricia Smith also broke The Lady Marauders double di_gits for Meigs and call'\e out firing on all cylinfilled out her sial sheet with ders ThurSday. night, scoring 10 points , four rebounds, 24 points in the first quarter three assists and two steals. alone. The game was close The rest of the scorers for until .three minutes left when the Lady Marauders were Meigs went on an 11-4 run Miranda Gruester with six off of a handful of steals to points, Shellie Bailey and tum a 13- 11 lead into a 24Adrian Bolin with four 15 advantage after eight points apiece and Shanalle minutes of play. Smith wiJh two points. Both teams slowed down Tully and. Hysell gave considerably in the second · their all to equal Tuesday's frame, but the results perfof!11ance, scoring all but , remained the same: four of Wahama 's 42 points, Wahama scored first in the but their effort came up period, bringing the score to . Larry Crumlpholo short. 24-17, but Tully's basket Meigs' Tricia Smith (14) releases a layup attempt over Wahama defender Alex Wood, left, Tully finished with 22 during Thursday ~ight's girls basketball game in Mason, W.Va. points and Hysell had 16 Please- Melp.ll Knights overpower Defenders, 50-31. 19-point setback. PCS led BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM 44-18 after three quarters of play, but the hosts won GALLIPOLIS - The th~ fourth quarter by a 13-6 Ohio Valley Christian boys margin. basketball team suffered its The Defenders had all fourth straight Joss .of the seven players score in the season Thursday night, Joss., led by Paul Miller falling to visiting with eight points. Henry Parkersburg Christian 50- Patrick was next with six 31 during a non-conference markers, while the trio of contest at the First Baptist Kyle Scott, Daniel Irwin Church Activities Building and Peter Carman followed in the Old French City . with four points apiece. The Defenders (1'4) fell Jonathan VanMeter and behind 16-0 early in .the Jared Bartley rounded the contest before .fi,nally get- ~spective scoring out with ting on · the board a! the thre~ and two points. 1:10 mark·of the first quar- Bartley · Jed OVCS with ter. J'he guests, however, eight rebQunds, followed closed the remainder of the by Carman with seven carstanza on a 4-0 run to take oms. a 20-2 lead after eight minParkersburg Christian had six players score in the utes of play. The Knights (2-1) con- triumph, led by Tommy tinued their hot start in the Wright with a game-high ·second period, outscoring 23 points. Nate Thomas the hosts I0-4 to take a was next with 10 markers, comfortable 30-6 advan- followed by Cory Alley tage into the intermission. with eight and Joseph The Blue and Gold final- Tisdale with six. Zack Robinson and l:y gain~ thi~gs $Oing in the nght dtrecuon m the sec- Michael Ritchie rounded ond half, outscoring the things out for PCS with guests 25-20 - but the late two points and one point, sur~ came up short in the respectively. · The Knights were only 2of-7 at the free throw line for 26 percent, while the hosts went 7-of- 13 at the charity stripe for 54 percent. OVCS did not have a three-point goal in the coniest, while the guests connected on four trifectas in the decision . After playing five games in · seven days, the Defenders will take a few days off before returning to the hardwood on Tuesday. OVCS . will travel to Wahama for a tip-off time of 7:30p.m. · PARK. CHRISTIAN ovcs 31 50, PCs 20 10 1~ 6 2 4 12 13 aves PARKERSBURG CHRISTIAN 50 31 (2-1): Tommy Wright 10 ().{) 23, Cory Allan 3 13 8, Joseph Tisdale 3 o-o 6, Zacf( RObinson 1 o-o 2. Nate Thomas s o-2 10, Brad lowers o o-o 0, Michael Ritchie 0 1-2 1. Tyler Marlow 0 0.0 0, Dennis Wolle 0 o-o 0. TOTALS: 22 2-7 50. Three- point goals : ~ (Woight 3. Alloy) . (1-4): Paul Ml!!er 2 4-<4 8, K:vle 'Scott 2 o-o 4, OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN , Jonathan VartMeiBf 1 1·6 3, Oanlellrwin 2 ().() 4, Henry Patrick 2 2·3 6, Peter Carman 2 ().() 4, Jared Bartley 1 2. o-o TOTALS : 12 7·13 St . Three-pol(lt goals: None. . Bryon W.Hera/phOIO Ohio Valley Christian's Jared Bartley (3?) releases a jumper over Parkersburg Christian defender Tommy Wright (12) during Th·ursday night's game in Gallipolis. . ~ t �FA11'H. FAMILY !he Daily Sentinel : : : : - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Wellington, Fla.'s holiday · display is outside the community center ·. Monday. When Baby Jesus disappeared from the creche in front of the community center, village officials did not follow a star to locate Jesus. A GPS device had been mounted inside the ceramic figure that led them to a nearby apartment and the arrest of a. 1B-year'old girl. More than · 70 churches have taken advantage of a · security company offer of tracking devices. ~- -- BPS, BY ERIC GORSKI .AP RELIGION WRITER : When Baby Jesus disappeared last year from a Nativity scene on the lawn of the Wellington, Fla., Community center, village . officials didn 't follow a star to locate him . A GPS device mounted inside the life-size ceramic figurine led sheriff's i:leputies to a nearby apartment, where it was ,found face down on the carpel. An 18-year-old woman was arrested in the theft. . Giving up on old-fashioned padlocks aild trust, a number of churches, synago~ues, ~;~vernments ~nd •1; • ordinary ctttzens are tummg to technology to protect holiday displays from pranks or prejudice. . About 70 churches and synagogues eager to avoid ·the December police blotter jumped at a security company's offer of free use bfGPS systems and hidden cameras this month t<! guard their mangers and menorahs. Others, like the Herrera family of North Richland Hills, Texas, took matters into their own hands . Upset after their teeter-totter was stolen, the family trained surveillance cameras on their yard and was surprised when ·· footage' showed a teenage girl stealing a baby Jesus worth How has He opened my eyes? He 's helped me open them Wide and clear to let me know that He 'is there . He helps me see the good iri all and tells me, "Dear, do not fall." He helps me to understand, why me? So I can tell others what He's done for me . He's always there waiting to talk , or maybe event Take a I ittle walk. Knowing that you are not alone · Because He wrote · it all in stone . So let Him open your eyes today, So you can have Him day after day. · .- Cathy Davis ,, Christmas service Sunday to be one of the largest mass candleligthing in the world, symbolizes the memory of children who have died and serves as a beacon of hope for the bereaved. GALLIPOLIS "Candles and Carols," a service of hope, peace, joy and love, Christmas cantata and children's program, will be presented by the First Baptist Church youth and adult choir ADDISON - A live on Sunday at 6 p.m. Nativity will be held Pastor Alvis Pollard invites all to come and stay Saturday from 5:30 to 7:30 for a fellowship dinner at p.m. at River of Life United . Methodist Church, 35 the church. . For information, call the Hillview Drive off Addison Pike . , church at 446-0324. In case of rain, the event will be held Sunday. Live Nativity scheduled Candlelighting event planned I , GALLIPOLIS An observation of the 12th annual Worldwide · Candlelighting will take place at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Gallipolis City Park. Readings are also planned. The event, believed 'Cricket County' play slated RODNEY Rodney United Methodist Church is continuing the story of the Cricket County cousins that becami wealtlly with an inheritance from their Uncle learciats eqjoylog BCS buzz, Page B2 Christmas poem that changed America ;Jenkins wins Thorpe Award, Page B6 Friday, December 12,2008 BY APRIL PYLES (April Pyles resides in Point Pleasant, W.Va.) Zeke with performances of "A Cricket County City Christmas" on Friday, Dec. GALLIPOLIS - In honor of the season and in an 19 at 7 p.m. and Sunday, effort to raise money for both the Gallia County Dec. 21 at 6 p.m. Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the River Valley This year, the cousins chapter, a holiday sing "'ill be held at the Ariel Theatre, travel to the city to visit 428 Second Ave., Gallipolis. their fancy cousins for The performance date is Thursday, Dec. 18, curtain tin\e · Christmas. is 7:30 p.rn. and tickets will be sold at the box office.or may be purchased from any River Valley FCA member. Ticket price is $5 for any seat in the theatre. Children kindergarten age and younger will be admitted at no cost. Those attending the performance are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items. These items will be disEWINGTON · tributed to local food pantries. ' Ewingion Church of Christ The mood of the evening is warm, festive and spontawill have an evening of neous, so casual dress is encouraged. A community chorus food, fun and fellowship on will directed be Beth Walker Fowble. Pianist for the event Saturday, Dec. 20. will be Barbara Edelmann White. A soup and sandwich Featured performers include Aaron and Cassie Walker, meal will be provided at ·no Clark and Melody Walker, Emily and Abby Hammond, cost and following the din- Josie Bapst, Ricky Jackson, Seth Montgomery, Bobby ner, at 7 p.m., the play Gordon, Ron . Hammond, Mallory Darst, Jeri McClung, "Clueless at Christmas" will Abbey Thompson, Lindsay Nida, Barb White, Kari McFann, Amanda Hager, Rebecca Evans, Iliana and Maria be performed. Everyone is invited to Corfias, Carissa Wolfe, Kelly Hively, Maggie and Annie Roach, J.D. Markley, Rachel Smith, Danny DePasquale attend. For infonnati011, contact Lisa Richie, Cathy Greenleaf, Carl Ward, Lena McF~ Pastor Dave Stulley at and many others. Benefit concert for FCA is Dec. 18 Church plans evening of fun (740) 708-2215 or Janette Elliott at (740) 245-0432. Bl The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 12, 2008 At the risk of being called Scrooge, if I were to name one event that has done the most to adversely affect Amen~a and ·the Christian community, I would say it was ~e. pubhcatton in 1823 of Clement Moore's poem "A Vtstt from St. ·Nicholas," which begins "Twas the night before Christmas._.." Several generations of children ha\t! since grown up wtth the story about a magical figure known as Santa Claus who knows 'all children by name and rewards their good behavtor by bringing them toys for Christma~. It seems that the_ story of a baby born in Bethlehem has been set off to one stde as not having much significance to the season any more . Don't get me wrong. I think Moore 's poem is delightfuL I have always been captivated by its words, its cadence, and the pictures that went along with the verses. I have no complaint about the poem itself. My gripe is with the adults that perpetuate the lie that Santa Claus, as presented by Moore, ts a real person. Children are duped, and it's not fair to them. When they grow a bitolder and figure out for themselves "that. it's all just a· fairy tale , they feel betrayed. They've been lied to by the very people who have taught them ne.ver to lie or be dishonest. Based on Moore's poem, television programs at Christmas time are full of stories about the North Pole .where Santa and his elves make toys all year long and deliver them once a year around the world with the help of his flying reindeer. How Santa manages to do this between APphoto midnight and first light of Christmas morning has all been explained to innocent little children who have to believe what their parents tell them. Even the weather man on tv reports sightings of Santa as he makes his trip around the Rabbi Yochonon Goldman plastic baby Jesus from a wbr\d . Would the weather man lie? When children grasp the concept of Santa Claus ·and of Lubavitch of Center City, public display, last week a Philadelphia-area . branch also took the concrete block begin asking their questions, parents should tell them that of the Chabad Lubavitch and chain that was supposed the legend of Santa Claus is a fairy tale, just like .Cinderella or Snow White. It would help keep things in perspective if movement, signed up even to act as a deterrent. though his previous biggest Previously, stolen Jesus children knew from the onset that Moinmy and Daddy or scare involved the wind figurines have also been Grandmother and Granddad bought the presents which · knocking down a menorah. defaced with profanity or appear under the tree. Don't make statements like, "If you're not good, Santa "People are very security Satanic symbols. conscious, and this is simThe incidents raise a won't bring_ you any toys" or "the Santa in the parade is just ply a precaution," said question: Is stealing Baby a helper. The real Santa is busy at the North Pole making Goldman , who will put . a Jesus harmless juvenile fun, lots of toys." Even if a family's faith is something other than Christianity, children could be introduced to the story GPS on one menorah and a or anti-Christian? camera on another. "It's sad . , "I suspect most of it is about Jesus being born in Bethlehem and how he was such ... but it's the real.ity we 're childish pranks," said attar- a special baby that wise men brought him presents. If the faced with." , ney Mike Johnson of the family is a Christian one, the children wiiJ.understand more As members of a minority Alliance Pefense Fund, a about the real story of Christmas as they grow in their faith. No doubt about it, Christmas is good for retailers, and religion , Jews are probably conservative Christian legal hit harder when their reli- group. "Clearly, there are perhaps this is the real reason for the continued interest in gious symbols are vandal- adults with an agenda to a Santa Claus . Advertisers like to have a "face" to put with ized, said Deborah Lauter, remove Christ from their promotions, and Santa is such a pleasant felfa ... not national ci vii rights director Christmas. But they tend to the least bit offensive. He professes no particular religion, for the Anti-Defamation occupy themselves with the he promotes good behavior, and he loves little children. · -League. courts and courtroom of What's not to like about Santa Claus? "If Baby Jesus · is public opinion." Have you noticed how the Christmas season starts before removed, it tends to be seen Stephen Nis.senbaum, a Thanksgiving now? I realize that these are hard times ecoas a prank," Lauter said. retired history ·professor at nomically and the stores are doing all they can to survive . . "Vandalism or theft of a the University of It's a shame, really. For my money, however, Christmas has menorah is just more sensi- Massachusetts Amherst ;md been commercialized to death. A lot of pressure is put on tiv'e. You feel like you're author of "The Battle for folks who can't afford the technical ~ames and toys of really being targeted ' for Christmas," views the thefts . today's cuLture. Kids aren't content wtth a CD or.'DVD. · your religion." • •., ·Y·~-· as - neither innocent· vandal- They have to have ,fPod~, laptops; game pl!!yers, etc. I'm The ADL identified 699 ism nor religious hate crimes. glad my son was a kid in the '60s. He was happy with "What it means is that it's Lincoln Logs built by his own hands and a Big Wheel that incidents of anti-Semitic vandalism in 2007, consis- OK to go around violating ran by the power of his own feet. Then battery-operated tent with recent years. even pretty important norms, toys came along, and now, there are computer !!ames and So far in 2008, Baby as long as real human harm ·gadgets. Each ·generation of toys escalates to htgher techJesus has appeared in sever- isn't being done," he said. nology and higher costs, a hardship for many. It's not just the commercialism and materialism of al police reports. At First "It's not exactly devaluing Christmas that bothers me, but the gradual erosion of what · Umted Methodist Church in Christianity, but it is sort of a Kittann.ing, Pa., a baby ritualized challenge to it. It Christmas is really all about. Santa Claus has become a Jesus was stolen and could be Christian kids · god-like figure to our young ch(ldren and a savior to our , replaced with a pumpkin. In doing it - and on Jan; 2 retaHers. In the end, I guess our society is what we make it. _,, Eureka Springs, Ark., some- they become good Christians Is it too late to change? · We love our children. Help them. learn that Christnias is one who absconded with a again." a nice time to exchange gifts because we Jove one another, but 'ROt to forget the greatest gift of all...the one God gave us that first Christmas: Jesus. Upcoming events He opened my eyes almost $,500. Police have obtained the tape. · "They took the family Jesus,". said Gloria Herrera, 48. a Catholic. "How can . anybody do that?" For two consecutive years, thieves made off with the baby Jesus figurine in Wellington, a well-off village of 60,000 in Palm Beach County, l'la. The ceramic original, donated by a local merchant, was made in Italy and worth about $1,800, said John Bonde, Wellington's director of operations. So last rear, officials took a GPS umt normally used to track the application of mosquito spray and implanted i1 in the latest replacement figurine. After that one disappeared . sheriff's deputies quickly tracked it down. Sensing opportunity in that kind of success story, New York -based BrickHouse Security is offering up to 200 nonprofit religious institutions a free month's use of security cameras and LightningGPS products it distributes. Chief executive officer Todd Morris said the idea was born after a few churches asked about onemonth rentals instead of longer contract.s that are the norm. The fust 20 or so applications came from synagogues, he said. PageA6 If you are interested in singing with the chorus, colllact Josie Bapst at River Valley High School at (740) 367-7377. --- -·-.,-~ """'~....,.. ""'"Golla,.......,""' -flldlr. ' os:.Tbtr 12 Boyo Balkotboll Eastern at Waterforcl, 6:30 p.n Fedelal Hocking at Southern, 6:30p.m. Melga at Athena, 6:30p.m. South Gallla at Rock Hill, e p.m. Glrlo-11 !J:tannan at Point Pleaaant, 7:30p.m. Marietta at Ga111a Academy, 6 p.m. • Wahama at Pocahontas Tourney, TBA • • 'f{rootllng .:~lnt Pteuant at St. Albans, 5 p.m. •_, •_ _, :. Sl!hlrcta .~, Dtr"DD"t 13 loyo Baokotboll ~hens at Gal~a Academy, 6 p.m. ~on at Meigs, 6:30p.m. · ~k Hill VI. River Valley (at URG), 7:30 ~- .~. Glrlo.lluketboll ..!Jahar'na at Pocahontas Tourney, TBA • _. . Wrolltlng Pleasant at St Albans, 10:30 a.m. · ...Galla Academy, River V&lley at Warren :Pt. "!-ita, 1Q a.m. Monet. Ds mMr 15 Ol~olluketboll 6 p.m. Fal~and Gatlla Academy, 6 p.m. Neiaon~llo-Yorl< Meigs, 6 p.m. Cheoapeake at aves. at at : ~th Gallla at Ironton St. Joe, 6 p.m. ~ ~utharn at River Valley, 6 p.m. .. Tugclty Oec=ber 11 >' lop Balllotboll •~lllloolha at Gallla Academy, 6 p.m. .Ritchie Co. ot Point Pleasant. 7:30p.m. !liver Valley at Chesapeake, 6 p.m. ..Wahama at OVCS, 7:30 p.m. ' · Wannan at Wellston, 7:30 p.m. i" Oklo Bhktlblll •Crou lane& at Hannan, 7:30 p.m. • aeveniWOOd at 'Nahama, 7:30p.m. • ladv Defenders pick tirst ·win BY BRYAN WALTERS into the finale. Both teams stripe for 50 percent. BWALTERSOMYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM . traded 10 points each in the The Lady Knights (0-2) had fourth quarter, allowing the · seven players reach the scarGALLIPOLIS hosts to claim the final 31- ing cofumn, but none of them Parkersburg Chri6tian found point outcome. tallied double digits. Katie itself in a bit of a catch-22 All six Lady Defenders Wright led the guests with Thursday night against the reached the scoring column eight points, followed by Ohio Valley Christian girls during the triumph , with Emily Roush with seven and basketball team. Whenever VanMeter and Miller leading Jelisa Brown with four markthe visiting Lady Kni)lhts the ·way. That duo combined ers. managed to stop one thmg, for 28 of their 44 points durThe Lady Defenders will another would come up and ing the first half. helping return to the hardwood on bite them . · OVCS establish such an over- Monday when they host The senior duo of Andrea whelming edge at interrnis- Chesapeake in a non-conferVanMeter and Lindsey Miller sian. ence matchup . The event will scored 22 points apiece, helpVanMeter also posted a start at 6 p.m. ing the host Lady Defenders learn-high II rebounds, helppick up their first victory of ing her reach a double-double ovcs 59, the season during a 59-28 tri- on the night. Miller also had PARK. CHRISTIAN 28 umph at the First Baptist team-hi~h s of eight steals and f>CS 7 10 1 10 - 28 Church Activities Building in four asststs. aves 24 12 .t J to - sa the Old French City. · Annee Carman was next for The Lady Defenders (1-4) the victors with five points, PARKERSBURG CHRISTIAN (0-2): Wright 4 0-0 8, Cherry Jeongln 1 1ended a four-game losing skid while the duo of M'adison 2Katie 3, Karrissa Ruble 1 0-0 2, Emily Roush in a very convincing fashion, Crank and Hali Burleson fol- 3 0-P 7, Kelrston Cox 0 0-0 0, Crystal · jumpinj! out to leads of 24-7 lowed with four markers Lowers 1 0·0 2, Jetisa Brown 2 0-<l 4, Duhri 1 0-0 2. Camt Marlow 0 0-0 after etght minutes and ~so apiece. Emily Carman round- 0.Angel TOTALS: 13 1-2 2a. Tt1re e-point goals: went into halftime with a ed the scoring out with two 1 (~oush) , OH ia. VAL~EY CHRISTIAN (1-4): Emily comfortable 36-17 cushion. · points. 1 0-0 2, Madison Crank 2 0-0 4, The Blue and Gold never The hosts were also 11-of- Carman Andrea Vai)Meter 10 1-1 22, Hall looked back from there, going 17 'from the free throw· line for Burleson 2 0-0 4, lindsey Miller 6 9-12 Annee Carmen 2 1·4 5. TOTAlS: 23 on a 13-1 third quarter run for 65 percent. PCS, conversely, 22, 11-17 59. Three-point goals: 2 a 49-18 advantage headed went 1-of-2 at the charity (VanMete r. Miller). · Bryan WaHerliphalo Ohio Valley Christian senior Andrea VanMeter (12) releases a shot attempt between Parkersburg Chritian defenders Cherry Jeongin, left, and Crystal Lowers (4) during the second half of Thursday's girls basketball game in Gallipolis. love Bnf[t1blll .yYahama at Hannan. 7:30 p.m. Meigs flies by Wahama Glrtt hlkltblll ' Buffalo at Wahama, 7:30p.m. ~... .Meigs at VInton County, 6 p.m. · . Millar 81 Eastern, 6 p.m. -Roclt Hill at River Valley, e p.m, · BY LARRY CRUM • Soutt:tem at Trimble, 6 p.m. LCRUMIIMYDAILYREGISTER.COM . .~PORTS BRIEFS MYLholding hoops tourney for grades 4-6 •' : RUTLAND The Youth League will be holding a 4th, 5th aild 6th grade basketball tournament . for boys and · girls. The tournament will be held ilt the Rutland Civic. Center and · no traveling teams or all-star teams will be allowed to participate. .The tournaments will take place on Saturday, Dec. 20, and run through Thesday, Dec. 23, and also on Friday, Dec. 26, through Thesday, Dec. 30. •, For more information, ~ntact either Dave at (740)' 590-0438; Tanya at (740) 992-5481; Tim at (740) 4l6-9527; or Mike at (740) 't;l6-5301. ~iddleport -' Bannan falls to Ironton SJ, 35-22 STAFF REPORT · SPORTSOMYDAILVSENTINELCOM ASHTON, W.Va. Hannan is showing plenty . of progress, but its unfortu' nate losing streak is still intact. The Lady 'Cats put together ·a solid effort against visi t i n g Ironton St. Joeseph : Edmonds Thursday · · night, but a second quar.ter collapse ~lowed the Lady Flyers to ~II out a 35-22 victory. ; :Jiannan (0-2) actually ~d after one quarter 6-3, bUt a 13-2 second quarter i(m by $t. Joeseph (2-3) iillowed the visitors to open Jli a lead it would never ~inquish. · · ; ;JMding 16-8 at the break, St. Joe matched Hannan ~th identical I0 point third il6riods before the Lady Plym put together another P.n to pull away to the 13. ~~ ( f111H - ,.•·. . . ' H1n111n, 12 ' .~. ~NTAcrUs ·"•·~ .. ' 1-740-446-2342 ext 33 ,.. - 1-740-44&-3006 l!...a- oportiOmydllllyoentlnetoom ,;,.,., S!a!! Crum, Sport8 Writer m .33 · MASON, W.Va. - Meigs started strong and ended the same way. · And this time the Wahama duo couldn't keep up. After scoring 51 of their team's 56 points on Tuesday, ·the Lady Falcon Wolfe Grueser pair of Amber Tully and Taylor Hysell couldn't quite match that performance as points in the setback. another duo ~ Meigs' Wahama's other two scorCatie Wolfe and Morgan ers, Alex Wood and Katie Howard - stepped up and Davis, didn' t notch their led the Lady Marauders to a points until late in the fourth 66-42 victory Thursday in quarter. Mason. ' Meigs simply overpowWolfe scored 23 points ered the Lady Falcons with and came away with five of size and speed. Meigs' size her team's 18 steals to help Jed to 34 rebounds - 15 of erase a , two game slide. which were off the offensive Howard also came up big, glass' - and its speed dominating the post with 17 resulted in 18 steals and points and 19 rebounds to numerous forced turnovers . leail Meigs (2-2) past the And that difference was young Lady Falcons (l-1) . obvious from the start. Tricia Smith also broke The Lady Marauders double di_gits for Meigs and call'\e out firing on all cylinfilled out her sial sheet with ders ThurSday. night, scoring 10 points , four rebounds, 24 points in the first quarter three assists and two steals. alone. The game was close The rest of the scorers for until .three minutes left when the Lady Marauders were Meigs went on an 11-4 run Miranda Gruester with six off of a handful of steals to points, Shellie Bailey and tum a 13- 11 lead into a 24Adrian Bolin with four 15 advantage after eight points apiece and Shanalle minutes of play. Smith wiJh two points. Both teams slowed down Tully and. Hysell gave considerably in the second · their all to equal Tuesday's frame, but the results perfof!11ance, scoring all but , remained the same: four of Wahama 's 42 points, Wahama scored first in the but their effort came up period, bringing the score to . Larry Crumlpholo short. 24-17, but Tully's basket Meigs' Tricia Smith (14) releases a layup attempt over Wahama defender Alex Wood, left, Tully finished with 22 during Thursday ~ight's girls basketball game in Mason, W.Va. points and Hysell had 16 Please- Melp.ll Knights overpower Defenders, 50-31. 19-point setback. PCS led BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERSOMYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM 44-18 after three quarters of play, but the hosts won GALLIPOLIS - The th~ fourth quarter by a 13-6 Ohio Valley Christian boys margin. basketball team suffered its The Defenders had all fourth straight Joss .of the seven players score in the season Thursday night, Joss., led by Paul Miller falling to visiting with eight points. Henry Parkersburg Christian 50- Patrick was next with six 31 during a non-conference markers, while the trio of contest at the First Baptist Kyle Scott, Daniel Irwin Church Activities Building and Peter Carman followed in the Old French City . with four points apiece. The Defenders (1'4) fell Jonathan VanMeter and behind 16-0 early in .the Jared Bartley rounded the contest before .fi,nally get- ~spective scoring out with ting on · the board a! the thre~ and two points. 1:10 mark·of the first quar- Bartley · Jed OVCS with ter. J'he guests, however, eight rebQunds, followed closed the remainder of the by Carman with seven carstanza on a 4-0 run to take oms. a 20-2 lead after eight minParkersburg Christian had six players score in the utes of play. The Knights (2-1) con- triumph, led by Tommy tinued their hot start in the Wright with a game-high ·second period, outscoring 23 points. Nate Thomas the hosts I0-4 to take a was next with 10 markers, comfortable 30-6 advan- followed by Cory Alley tage into the intermission. with eight and Joseph The Blue and Gold final- Tisdale with six. Zack Robinson and l:y gain~ thi~gs $Oing in the nght dtrecuon m the sec- Michael Ritchie rounded ond half, outscoring the things out for PCS with guests 25-20 - but the late two points and one point, sur~ came up short in the respectively. · The Knights were only 2of-7 at the free throw line for 26 percent, while the hosts went 7-of- 13 at the charity stripe for 54 percent. OVCS did not have a three-point goal in the coniest, while the guests connected on four trifectas in the decision . After playing five games in · seven days, the Defenders will take a few days off before returning to the hardwood on Tuesday. OVCS . will travel to Wahama for a tip-off time of 7:30p.m. · PARK. CHRISTIAN ovcs 31 50, PCs 20 10 1~ 6 2 4 12 13 aves PARKERSBURG CHRISTIAN 50 31 (2-1): Tommy Wright 10 ().{) 23, Cory Allan 3 13 8, Joseph Tisdale 3 o-o 6, Zacf( RObinson 1 o-o 2. Nate Thomas s o-2 10, Brad lowers o o-o 0, Michael Ritchie 0 1-2 1. Tyler Marlow 0 0.0 0, Dennis Wolle 0 o-o 0. TOTALS: 22 2-7 50. Three- point goals : ~ (Woight 3. Alloy) . (1-4): Paul Ml!!er 2 4-<4 8, K:vle 'Scott 2 o-o 4, OHIO VALLEY CHRISTIAN , Jonathan VartMeiBf 1 1·6 3, Oanlellrwin 2 ().() 4, Henry Patrick 2 2·3 6, Peter Carman 2 ().() 4, Jared Bartley 1 2. o-o TOTALS : 12 7·13 St . Three-pol(lt goals: None. . Bryon W.Hera/phOIO Ohio Valley Christian's Jared Bartley (3?) releases a jumper over Parkersburg Christian defender Tommy Wright (12) during Th·ursday night's game in Gallipolis. . ~ t �Pag~ 82 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 12,2008 www.mydailysentinel.coin Big.East champ Cincinnati·starting to bask in·Orange Bowl buzz I l MIAMI (AP) - When recruits The Bearcats' rise was relatively visit Cincinnati's football complex quick and probably rather unexthis weekend, they'll see items the pected by most outside of the proBearcats haven't been able to gram's most ardent supporters, especially considering most of show before. Specifically, Orange Bowl sou- their home state's attention on football Saturdays is almost cervenirs. tainly directed at Ohio State. Yes, Ohio, it's not just the But Cincinnati ( 11-2) has won school in Columbus that can play its way into !he Bowl 28 of its last 35 games dating back (;hampionship Series _:_ and the to a loss at Virginia Tech 2 112 seaBearcats can't wait to begin using sons ago. and Hokies coach Frank that as a selling point to recruits. Beamer has said he could tell even So sometime Friday, a box of then that the Bearcats were on the Orange Bow I knickkna,cks wi II rise . arri.ve in Cincinnati, ·almost like He's about to get an up-close visual evidence of the Bearcats' view of how far Cincinnati breakout season that landed them . which joined the Big East and in a BCS game for the first time . began getting BCS exposure three "All due respect to the years ago, an expansion that came PapaJohns.com Bowl, I think about partly because Boston : we've got a big upgrade," College, Miami and Virginia Tech : Cincinnati coach Brian Kelly said left that league for the ACC - has ··Thursday, when he visited really come. "First and foremost, you've got Dolphin Stadium to preview the llig East champion Bearcats' Jan. to be in that conference," Beamer I matchup against Atlantic Coast said by phone; he missed Conference winner Virginia Tech Thu·r~day 's event because of (9-4): weather-relate!-! travel problems. Hannan from PageBl point victory. St. Joe was paced by Michelle Staton who had 12 points - I 0 in the second half - and eight rebounds while Katie Hacker posted nine points and Sarah Basedow eight. Hacker came up just one point shy of a double-double, pulling down 15 of her team's 32 rebounds to pace the Flyers. Rounding out the St. Joe scorers were Sarah Neal Hokies were newcomers on the big-time national scene, are still fresh in his mind. Virginia Tech has been among the nation's best since. "Cincinnati's got a lot more good years in fronr of them, too ," Beamer said. That's the message Kelly will give recruits this weekend, assuming those high schools can take their attention off the new Orange Bowl doodads for a few moments. He knows the Big East was much-maligned this season,just as it's often been in recenl years. So Kelly won't ignore the perception problem - he'll fight it instead, pointing out that six of the league's eight members qualified for the postseason, and perhaps most importantly, that the Big East has won each of its last three BCS games. · "It's so important today, when people look at your conference, to represent your conference nationally in a positive way,'' Kelly said. The ACC, on the other hand, has FEDEx ORANGE BoWL Cincinnati (11-2) vs Va. Tech (9-4) Thursday, Jan. 1 at Miami "What the Big East did for Virginia Tech, it's doing the same thing for Cincinnati right now. You'd like to go back and think Virginia Tech was good for the Big East and I know Cincinnati has been good for the Big East. But you've got to have that avenue .... You win your conference, and there you are." Beamer sees plenty of similarities between the programs. He knows what the Bearcats are feeling now on the cusp of their first BCS appearance; the memories of the mid-1990s. when the with four points and Allison I) Friday evening: Stump with two points. Hannan was led by IRONTON ST. JOE 35, Brittany Edmonds with five HANNAN 22 points and a trio of players with four points each in St. Joe 3 13 10 9 - 35 Abby Bush, Jennifer Swann .Hannan 6 2 10 .4 - 22 and Kalah Perry. Celeste . ST. JOESEPH (2 -3) - Michell S1e19n 4 Campbell and Kaitlyn 4·10 12, Sarah Basedow 3 1·3 a, Katie Campbell chipped ·in two Hacker 3 3·6 9, Sarah Neal t 2-2 4, Stump 1 0-0 2, Kacle Rucker o D· points each and Sam Mays 0Allison 0, Ivanna Sethnicka 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: had a point. · 11 10-21 35 . Three-point goals: 1 Hannan also fell in its (Basedow). HANNAN (0·2) - Abby 6ush 2 0·0 4, season opener on Monday Celeste Campbell 1 0-0 2, Brltlany 40-25 to Buffalo. Edmortds 2 1·1 5, Jennifer Swann 2 o-o The Lady 'Cats wiII try to 4, Sam Mavs 0 1-2 1, Kaltlyn CamRbell end their losing skid when o 2·3 2. Kalah Perry 2 0.0 4, Sarah · Arboga91 0 0-0 o. Katie Ellis 0 0·0 0. they travel to Point Pleasant TOTALS: .9 4-5 22. Three·poln1 goals: to face the Lady Knights (0- None. lost eight straight BCS appearances - something Beamer is taking very personally. Kelly doesn 'I have that burden to deal with. But he doesn't want his team to ,think that just getting to the BCS and already setting a school record with II wins makes the job complete, either. . No, the way he sees it, Cincinnati is playing for a bowl of oranges and a heap of national respect. The Bearcats might have cemented themselves as a Big East force, but even despite their current run of wins , they're not exactly a group that commands the sort of attention given to year-in, yearout BCS contenders. Not yet, anyway. "Our kids have heard this from me since Day I," Kelly said. 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May God's angels.guide you and protect you 1hroughout time. 10. You were a lighl in our tifc·that bums forever in our hearts. II. May God's graces $ine over you for all time . 12. You"" in our 1hough1S and prayers from morning to nigh1 and from Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your Classified ads .fa~ , Borders $3.00/per ad l!i Graphics 50¢ for small SI .00 for Iorge pjsplay Ads • Start Your Ads Wlt:h A Keyword • Include Complete De1crlptlon • Include A Prla~ • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And AddreJs When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days I first lnaertlon. not be liable 3. ForeV'tr missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of Hishand. , 4. Thank you for !he wonderful dlys we shared toge1her. My proye~ will be with you until we meet again. 5. The days We shared were sweet.llong to see you again in God's hea•enly glol)'. 6. Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory of your smile fills us wi1h joy and laugh1~r. GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED • AU ads must be prepaid' Child Elderly Coro Found· A piece of jewelry, Powell 's, ca ll to ID , State Certified in Home 304·440·0629 Childtare pro'Jider, has 4 Found- cream & beige full time openings at rea· Pei"sian cat N. 3rd Wal- sonable rates, Contact nut , Middleport, Kelly 304-862·8247 (740)992·3 I 14 tht error end The ~aily Sentinel With Fondest.Memories lll Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 IIDme of birth Oeacl~ire.t> Daily In-Column: 9:00a.m. Mooday .. Frlday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Colum.n: 9:00 a . m . friday For SundaYs Paper FOUND-Ohio Township Trustees have 2 female horses under trustee care, one black/while one red/wh ile both have blue halters. Owner may = = = = = = = = call these numbers. 300 Se rv 1ces 740•256-1774 or 740·2W· 176B the I · Or Fax To (304) 675·5234 Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Loll & ~und of TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $8.50 PER LISTING • US IF PICTURE INCLUDED Fill out the form below and drop off to or mail: I " •· 446·3008 Announcrmr~rs 200 Ohio Valley Publishing reaerves the right 10 edit, reject or cancel any ad at any time. Errors Must on the family 1-~ 17, Chanda StanJey 0 o-o 0, Alaine A•nold 0 0·0 0. TOTALS: 28 9·11 66. Three-point goals : 1 (Smith). WAHAMA (1-1) - Rebecca Zerkle 0 0-0 0, Karlsta Ferguson 0 0-0 0, Kall Harris 0 o-o 0, Brittany Jones 0 o-o o, Amber TullY 5 9-1-2 22, Deldra Peters 0 0.() 0, Taylor Hysell 4 8·10 16, Aoh1ey Roach 0 0·0 0, Alex Wood t 0·2 2, Katie Davis 1 0·0 2, Kayle Lanier 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 11 17-24 42. Thtee·polnt goals: 31Tully 3). ~ Should Include These Items To Help' Get Response ... •uJJ JO, 1861-May 5, 1980 Websites: www.mydailytribune .com www.mydailysentinel.ccim .www.mydailyregister.com R Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2. May God cradle you in His 'anns, now and fore\'er. end, Wah am a falls for the ·first time this season. The Lady Falcons saw a similar situation Tuesday night when Poca opened up a big lead in the first quarter, but the results were a little different as they came storm·ing and claimed a 56-55 victory in the final seconds. Meigs will now try to put together a new streak when it returns to action against Nelsonville- York on Monday while Wahama gears up for a trip to the .Pocahontas County Tournament Friday and Saturday in Dumore, W.Va . LUS Wgrd Ads ·~ --------------~~ If you wlsb, seleCt one of tile followl111 FREE •orses below to Meigs' Morgan Howard releases a shot attempt over , Wahama defender Kayla Lanier (52) during Thursday night's girls basketball game in ·Mason, W.Va. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285*000 PROSPECTS ~---------·-•_•_ _,:::O::,.r:.;Fs;x;.;To ' was the only field goal of frame as Meigs went on an 8-1 run and . played several minutes of keep-away to take a 32-18 lead into the half. At the break Tully and Hysell both had notched · nine points each to account for all of their team's 18 points while Wolfe had a dozen markers and Howard seven. In the second half Meigs again lit up the scoreboard, but this time it didn't 'slow down. . The Lady Marauders tallied 17 points in both the third and fourth quarters with Wolfe and Howard both scoring in double fig ures. Wahama, on the other hand , had another poor effort from the floor in the third quarter, notching just eight points , as it watched the Maroon and Gold run away with the lead. Meigs saw its biggest run ·Of the night come midway through the third quarter when Wahama's poor effort resulted in all five starters being pulled from the floor. With their absence, the Lady Marauders produced a steal on nearly every trip down the floor and held the hosts scoreless for nearly five minutes while going on a 15-0 run to open a 49-25 advantage. Wahama broke up the run with a triple by Tully with I :52 left m the third before finally coming to life in the fourth quarter. The Lady Falcons began to chip away at the deficit and finally got a few new faces into the scoring column, with Wood and. Davis knocking down a .basket apiece, but they could get no closer than 19 as every big shot was met with an immediate answer by Meigs. Howard closed out the quarter with several big offensi~e boards and sill points to put the game away. Of Howard 's I,9 boards, I 0 were on the offensive end. While Meigs saw its two-game slide come to an Meigs County, OH To Place . mribune . Sentinel l\egt~ter Your Ad ·· · · call Todai (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) .675-1333 HOW IO WRIIE 6J1 !UccessruTTds .....Dpoay your triiNte. l. We bold you in our thoughts and memories forever. I ' I • www.mydailysentinel.com· fromPageBl ' CLASSIFIED On Wednesday, December 24, we will publish a special page devoted to those who are gone but not. .lorgotten. They will.. be similar to ,the sample below: ' Meigs . /#>· Aet:r&cllled M ember Accred~ ­ MENT TRAILERS : CARGO EXPRESS & HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILERS. B+W GOOSENECK FLATBED $3999. VIEW OUR EN· TIRE TRAILER INVENTORY AT WWW.CAAMICHAEL· TRAILERS.COM 740·446·3825 RV ~~~=,-.--..,.. Service at Carmichael CONVENIENTLY LO· Traile(s GATED & AFFORD.740·446-3825 ABLE! 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Specifically, Orange Bowl sou- their home state's attention on football Saturdays is almost cervenirs. tainly directed at Ohio State. Yes, Ohio, it's not just the But Cincinnati ( 11-2) has won school in Columbus that can play its way into !he Bowl 28 of its last 35 games dating back (;hampionship Series _:_ and the to a loss at Virginia Tech 2 112 seaBearcats can't wait to begin using sons ago. and Hokies coach Frank that as a selling point to recruits. Beamer has said he could tell even So sometime Friday, a box of then that the Bearcats were on the Orange Bow I knickkna,cks wi II rise . arri.ve in Cincinnati, ·almost like He's about to get an up-close visual evidence of the Bearcats' view of how far Cincinnati breakout season that landed them . which joined the Big East and in a BCS game for the first time . began getting BCS exposure three "All due respect to the years ago, an expansion that came PapaJohns.com Bowl, I think about partly because Boston : we've got a big upgrade," College, Miami and Virginia Tech : Cincinnati coach Brian Kelly said left that league for the ACC - has ··Thursday, when he visited really come. "First and foremost, you've got Dolphin Stadium to preview the llig East champion Bearcats' Jan. to be in that conference," Beamer I matchup against Atlantic Coast said by phone; he missed Conference winner Virginia Tech Thu·r~day 's event because of (9-4): weather-relate!-! travel problems. Hannan from PageBl point victory. St. Joe was paced by Michelle Staton who had 12 points - I 0 in the second half - and eight rebounds while Katie Hacker posted nine points and Sarah Basedow eight. Hacker came up just one point shy of a double-double, pulling down 15 of her team's 32 rebounds to pace the Flyers. Rounding out the St. Joe scorers were Sarah Neal Hokies were newcomers on the big-time national scene, are still fresh in his mind. Virginia Tech has been among the nation's best since. "Cincinnati's got a lot more good years in fronr of them, too ," Beamer said. That's the message Kelly will give recruits this weekend, assuming those high schools can take their attention off the new Orange Bowl doodads for a few moments. He knows the Big East was much-maligned this season,just as it's often been in recenl years. So Kelly won't ignore the perception problem - he'll fight it instead, pointing out that six of the league's eight members qualified for the postseason, and perhaps most importantly, that the Big East has won each of its last three BCS games. · "It's so important today, when people look at your conference, to represent your conference nationally in a positive way,'' Kelly said. The ACC, on the other hand, has FEDEx ORANGE BoWL Cincinnati (11-2) vs Va. Tech (9-4) Thursday, Jan. 1 at Miami "What the Big East did for Virginia Tech, it's doing the same thing for Cincinnati right now. You'd like to go back and think Virginia Tech was good for the Big East and I know Cincinnati has been good for the Big East. But you've got to have that avenue .... You win your conference, and there you are." Beamer sees plenty of similarities between the programs. He knows what the Bearcats are feeling now on the cusp of their first BCS appearance; the memories of the mid-1990s. when the with four points and Allison I) Friday evening: Stump with two points. Hannan was led by IRONTON ST. JOE 35, Brittany Edmonds with five HANNAN 22 points and a trio of players with four points each in St. Joe 3 13 10 9 - 35 Abby Bush, Jennifer Swann .Hannan 6 2 10 .4 - 22 and Kalah Perry. Celeste . ST. JOESEPH (2 -3) - Michell S1e19n 4 Campbell and Kaitlyn 4·10 12, Sarah Basedow 3 1·3 a, Katie Campbell chipped ·in two Hacker 3 3·6 9, Sarah Neal t 2-2 4, Stump 1 0-0 2, Kacle Rucker o D· points each and Sam Mays 0Allison 0, Ivanna Sethnicka 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: had a point. · 11 10-21 35 . Three-point goals: 1 Hannan also fell in its (Basedow). HANNAN (0·2) - Abby 6ush 2 0·0 4, season opener on Monday Celeste Campbell 1 0-0 2, Brltlany 40-25 to Buffalo. Edmortds 2 1·1 5, Jennifer Swann 2 o-o The Lady 'Cats wiII try to 4, Sam Mavs 0 1-2 1, Kaltlyn CamRbell end their losing skid when o 2·3 2. Kalah Perry 2 0.0 4, Sarah · Arboga91 0 0-0 o. Katie Ellis 0 0·0 0. they travel to Point Pleasant TOTALS: .9 4-5 22. Three·poln1 goals: to face the Lady Knights (0- None. lost eight straight BCS appearances - something Beamer is taking very personally. Kelly doesn 'I have that burden to deal with. But he doesn't want his team to ,think that just getting to the BCS and already setting a school record with II wins makes the job complete, either. . No, the way he sees it, Cincinnati is playing for a bowl of oranges and a heap of national respect. The Bearcats might have cemented themselves as a Big East force, but even despite their current run of wins , they're not exactly a group that commands the sort of attention given to year-in, yearout BCS contenders. Not yet, anyway. "Our kids have heard this from me since Day I," Kelly said. "They've responded very well to the challenges, and the challenges are, you still don't have the respect nationally until you come down in the Orange Bowl and show a national audience that you deserve to be here." ~~F~rlldlay~,~D~e~c~emiibelri1121'120iOi8iiji~~----~------------~www~~·m~y~d~a~il~ys~e~n~tl~n~e~l.c~o~m~._..._._._~.......T~h~eiD~ai~ly~Sein~t~inie~l~·P~a~g~e~B3~ ,. mribune - Sentinel - l\egi~ter E-mail classified@ mydailytribune .com . We remember those who bave passed away and are especially dear us. to May God's angels ' guide you and pro~ctyou throughout time. Always in our hearts, John &lid MIIIIA Andrews &lid space occ:upl•od ' male Coon Dog, Grove 304·576·2387 . Current rate ' .. Larry Crurnlpl\olo "' Number of selected verse ...,....___ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date of passing------...,. h 1 nntyourname ere---------------------------~ 1 •• , •• - - - - - . . , . . - - . . . , . . - - - - - - - - P h o n e number------- ------------------State · . 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Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today! 740·446·4367 1-BQ0-214·0452 FIND BARGAINS EVERY DAY Rocrutlonat Vohlcteo ............................... 1000 ATV ..............: .. ........; ............. .......... ............ 1005 Btcyclao...........................................;..... ... ..1010 Boate1Acceaaorlea .................................... 1015 CamperiRVe & Trallera .......... ................... 1020 Mo1orcyctes ............................................... 1025 .o ther ..........................................................1030 Wan110 buy ...............................................1035 Wanted ... ,.................................................... 235 Automotive ................................................ 2000 Services ....................................................... 300 Auto Rentallleaae .....................................2005 Appliance Servlce ........................................ 3D2 Autos .......................................................... 2010 Automotive .................................................. 304 Ctaulc/Anttques ...... .. ....... ........................ 2015 Building Mll1orlalo ....................................... 306 Commerclall1nduatrlal .............................. 2020 Buslnns ...................................................... 308 Parts I Acceaaorlea................. .................2025 Ca1orlng .................. ...................................... 310 Sports U11111y ..............................................2030 Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 3t 2 Trucka.......... .......................................: .......2035 Computara ................................................... 314 Utility Trailers .......... .. ................................ 2040 Contractora ... ............................................... 316 Vano ............................................................2045 Domutlca/Janltorlal .......................... ......... 318 Want 10 buy ...............................................2050 Elactrical ..........................:........ ........ ........... 320 Real Eo1tte Sa tea .... ............ .............. ........ 3000 Ftqanctol ....................................................... 322 Cemetery Ptots .......................................... 3005 Hoal1h ,..................:.....................................,..326 Commercla1 ..............~........... ~.....................3010 Heating & cooung .. ..•..•;.............................. 328 Condomlnluma .......................................... 3015 Home Improvements 330 For Sale by Owner.....................................3020 lnaurance ..................................................... 332 Houses for Sale ...........'f'... ............. ........ .... 3025 Lt"n Service .......... ..................................... 334 ·;.and (Acreaga) ..........................................3030 MualciDanceiDrama .................................... 336 Loto ............................................................3035 other Servtcoo ............................... :......,...... 338 Want to buy ....................... ........... ....~ .. -~ ..... 3040 P!umblnWf:lac1rtcat ..................................... 340 Real Eo1ato Rentala ................................... 3500 Professional Servlcea................................. 342 ApartmentiiTownhouaea ............. :....... ~··· 3505 Repairs ....... ,..,......................... ..................... 344 · Commen;:lal ............................... ~., •• ,........... 3510 Roo!lng ........................,.. ......................,....... 348 Condomlnlums .................................;... ..... 3515 Security ................. ............................. .......... 348 Houua for Rent ..................... ;...... ............ 3520 Tax/Accounting ........................................... 350 Land (Acreage) .......................................... 3525 TraveVEntertalnment ..................... .......... .... 352 Storage ............................. .......... .. ........ ...... 3535 Flnanclal ....................................................... Want to Ron1 .............................................. 3540 Rnanclal Sarvlcea ............ ............................05 Manufactured Houalng ............................. 4000 Insurance ........................... ,... ,......1............. 41 0 Lot. .............................................................4005 Money to lend ... .......................................... 415 Movero............................... ,........................4010 Educll11on ...................:................................. 500 Rentola .....................................................~. 4015 Butlneto I Trade Schooi ........................... &OS Setoa ........ ...................... ............................. 4020' Instruction Tralnlng ................................. S10 SUpplloo ..................................................... 4025 I.A.aona ........................................................ 515 W11n1 to Buy ............................................... 4030 Personal ... ...................................... .. ............ 520 Reoort Property ......................................... 5000 Anlmala ........................................................ 600 Resort Property for aale ........................... 5025 Animal Suppllea ......................;................... 605 Resort Property for l'llnl ..........................\5050 Moreoa .......................................................... 610 Emptoymant ...............................................6000 Ltvestock ................................................ ......Bt& Accountlng/Financlal ................................6002 Peta.... ,.,,,,,,,..., ......................~····· ................ 620 Admlnlatrattve!Profeiea&onal ..................... eoo. Want to buy .................................................. 625 Cashlor/Ciork ......................................... .... 6006 Agriculture ................................................... 700 · Chlld/Etcto~y Care ..................................... 6008 Farm Equlpnlent ...............:.......................... 705 Clerlcal ....... ...................... .. ......... ............... 601 0 Garden & Produce .......................................710 Construction ............................... ............... 6012 Hay Feed, ·seect, Grein .................. ............. 715 Drivers & Delivery ......... .. .......... ................ &014 Hu~tlng 1 Land .........:................................; 720 Educetton ..................................................601& Want to buy..................................................725 Eloc1rlce1 Ptumblng................................... 6018 Morchondtu ................................................ 900 Emptoymont Agencloo ...,..........................6020 Anttquea .....: ................................................. 905 Entortolnmon1 ............................................6022 Applttnce ......................... .. .......... ................ 910 Food Sorvlcu ............................................ 6024 Auction• .......................................................91 ~ oov· 1ment & Federal Joba ... ... ........ ...... 6026 Bargain Basernent ..................;....................920 Help-..... i1ted- General .................................. 6028 Collec11blto .........................................,........ 925 Law Enforcement ...................................... 6030 Computer• .................................................:. 930 Matntontnc010omeotlc ............................. 6032 Equlpmen1/SuppiiH ....................................935 Manogoment/Supervtoory ........................ 6034 Flea Markell ................... ,............................ 940 Machantco ....... .......................................:... 6036 Fuit 011 ·Cooi/Wood/GSS ............................. 945 Medtcat ....................................................... 6038 Furniture .......... ~........................................... 950 Muolcal ....................................................... 6040 Hobby/Hun1 & Sport ....................................955 Part-11m•Temporarln ........... , ...............~.6042 Kid's Corner ..... .......... ..... ,............................980 Aeata.uranta ........ ........................ ................ 6044 Mlacelleneoua ....................................1'"''''"'965 satea ........................................................... 6048 Wont to buy................................. .................970 Tochntcat Trades ....................................... 6050 Yard Sola .....................................................975 Toxtlloo/Factory ......................................... 6052 1BR Apt. W/0 hoO~lJpS, satellite TV incl. w/rent, close lo hospilal. Call 740·339·0362 '' ~~:~~278:03 '.~~e lea~ II the mortgage broker or lender is property IIcensed. (Thi s is .a public 1 and 2 bedroom ap1s., furnished and unfur· nished, and houses In Pomeroy and Middlepon , · security deposil required. no pets. 740·992·22 18 ) Land CLASSIFIED INDEX •oo ·~ MEIGS · ' Please publish my tribute in the special Memory Page on Wednesday, December 24th. ~Address ~City Aportmonts/ Townhouaes g<~!lipolisceree rco llege. edu :~~~~o~!t~h•l~aw~.~~:;~:e·9=-~~~~o~~~:~:l:~I~N~TH~E~C~L~A~S~SI~F~IE~D~S~ .-·-··- --~-----------------~--------- ....---·... lp·· No!lcos we All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Dl&play: 1:00 Thursday for Sundays FmllnCI:JI Grave Blankets, Wreaths r-::=:~:-:::-:-=c:-::-:::-:-:::-::::-:==:-::'"":-:o Pick up photos within running. . 30 days of in memory . _ _ _.;__ _ _ _ _ _.,...--....,...-- a!ea, Found: Ring at Holiday Tour o1 Homes, Gall to· ~entl!y. 740-387·0632 • DEADLINE: THURSDAY, December 18 B.Y5:00 PM !Relationship to me 74;;;0;,·44 Apple ~ ;;;,;;6 ·,;;34;;;2;;3,.,,.,,. Waterproofing Uncondilionallitetime guarantee. local refer· . LOST??? blacl< and · ences tumlstled. Estab· brown Dachshund with a llshed 1975. Call 24 Hrs. red · cdlar and a ·navy 740•446-0870, Rog9fs ' bandana. re~ard. An- !rsement W~terprooftnc . swers to Spencer call Other S.rvicos 1·304-895-3716 year 10 year. 4 00 NOTICE Borrow Srnart. Contact the Ohio Division of Financial lnstitu· lions Office of Consumer Affairs BEFORE you refinance your .home or ab· Hoahl1 taln a Joan. BEWARE or Found- 2 t;Sogs on At2 ~;;;;;;;=~~==;;;;;;; requesls lor any la(ge Applegrove , safe call to Cel1ifled Nurses .Aid advance payments of idenlify 304-675-oo55 or wanting in hom~ healtt:J fees or insurance. Call 304·675-4013. POsition also wants to do FOUNO: Black/Tan house keeping . · Call the Office of Consumer ' 1. Though Out of sight, you'll fore\'er be in my heart and mind . . 8. The days may come an4 go, but the times we shared will always remain. 9. May God's angels.guide you and protect you 1hroughout time. 10. You were a lighl in our tifc·that bums forever in our hearts. II. May God's graces $ine over you for all time . 12. You"" in our 1hough1S and prayers from morning to nigh1 and from Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your Classified ads .fa~ , Borders $3.00/per ad l!i Graphics 50¢ for small SI .00 for Iorge pjsplay Ads • Start Your Ads Wlt:h A Keyword • Include Complete De1crlptlon • Include A Prla~ • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And AddreJs When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Days I first lnaertlon. not be liable 3. ForeV'tr missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of Hishand. , 4. Thank you for !he wonderful dlys we shared toge1her. My proye~ will be with you until we meet again. 5. The days We shared were sweet.llong to see you again in God's hea•enly glol)'. 6. Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory of your smile fills us wi1h joy and laugh1~r. GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED • AU ads must be prepaid' Child Elderly Coro Found· A piece of jewelry, Powell 's, ca ll to ID , State Certified in Home 304·440·0629 Childtare pro'Jider, has 4 Found- cream & beige full time openings at rea· Pei"sian cat N. 3rd Wal- sonable rates, Contact nut , Middleport, Kelly 304-862·8247 (740)992·3 I 14 tht error end The ~aily Sentinel With Fondest.Memories lll Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 IIDme of birth Oeacl~ire.t> Daily In-Column: 9:00a.m. Mooday .. Frlday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Colum.n: 9:00 a . m . friday For SundaYs Paper FOUND-Ohio Township Trustees have 2 female horses under trustee care, one black/while one red/wh ile both have blue halters. Owner may = = = = = = = = call these numbers. 300 Se rv 1ces 740•256-1774 or 740·2W· 176B the I · Or Fax To (304) 675·5234 Or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Loll & ~und of TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $8.50 PER LISTING • US IF PICTURE INCLUDED Fill out the form below and drop off to or mail: I " •· 446·3008 Announcrmr~rs 200 Ohio Valley Publishing reaerves the right 10 edit, reject or cancel any ad at any time. Errors Must on the family 1-~ 17, Chanda StanJey 0 o-o 0, Alaine A•nold 0 0·0 0. TOTALS: 28 9·11 66. Three-point goals : 1 (Smith). WAHAMA (1-1) - Rebecca Zerkle 0 0-0 0, Karlsta Ferguson 0 0-0 0, Kall Harris 0 o-o 0, Brittany Jones 0 o-o o, Amber TullY 5 9-1-2 22, Deldra Peters 0 0.() 0, Taylor Hysell 4 8·10 16, Aoh1ey Roach 0 0·0 0, Alex Wood t 0·2 2, Katie Davis 1 0·0 2, Kayle Lanier 0 0-0 0. TOTALS: 11 17-24 42. Thtee·polnt goals: 31Tully 3). ~ Should Include These Items To Help' Get Response ... •uJJ JO, 1861-May 5, 1980 Websites: www.mydailytribune .com www.mydailysentinel.ccim .www.mydailyregister.com R Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 2. May God cradle you in His 'anns, now and fore\'er. end, Wah am a falls for the ·first time this season. The Lady Falcons saw a similar situation Tuesday night when Poca opened up a big lead in the first quarter, but the results were a little different as they came storm·ing and claimed a 56-55 victory in the final seconds. Meigs will now try to put together a new streak when it returns to action against Nelsonville- York on Monday while Wahama gears up for a trip to the .Pocahontas County Tournament Friday and Saturday in Dumore, W.Va . LUS Wgrd Ads ·~ --------------~~ If you wlsb, seleCt one of tile followl111 FREE •orses below to Meigs' Morgan Howard releases a shot attempt over , Wahama defender Kayla Lanier (52) during Thursday night's girls basketball game in ·Mason, W.Va. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285*000 PROSPECTS ~---------·-•_•_ _,:::O::,.r:.;Fs;x;.;To ' was the only field goal of frame as Meigs went on an 8-1 run and . played several minutes of keep-away to take a 32-18 lead into the half. At the break Tully and Hysell both had notched · nine points each to account for all of their team's 18 points while Wolfe had a dozen markers and Howard seven. In the second half Meigs again lit up the scoreboard, but this time it didn't 'slow down. . The Lady Marauders tallied 17 points in both the third and fourth quarters with Wolfe and Howard both scoring in double fig ures. Wahama, on the other hand , had another poor effort from the floor in the third quarter, notching just eight points , as it watched the Maroon and Gold run away with the lead. Meigs saw its biggest run ·Of the night come midway through the third quarter when Wahama's poor effort resulted in all five starters being pulled from the floor. With their absence, the Lady Marauders produced a steal on nearly every trip down the floor and held the hosts scoreless for nearly five minutes while going on a 15-0 run to open a 49-25 advantage. Wahama broke up the run with a triple by Tully with I :52 left m the third before finally coming to life in the fourth quarter. The Lady Falcons began to chip away at the deficit and finally got a few new faces into the scoring column, with Wood and. Davis knocking down a .basket apiece, but they could get no closer than 19 as every big shot was met with an immediate answer by Meigs. Howard closed out the quarter with several big offensi~e boards and sill points to put the game away. Of Howard 's I,9 boards, I 0 were on the offensive end. While Meigs saw its two-game slide come to an Meigs County, OH To Place . mribune . Sentinel l\egt~ter Your Ad ·· · · call Todai (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) .675-1333 HOW IO WRIIE 6J1 !UccessruTTds .....Dpoay your triiNte. l. We bold you in our thoughts and memories forever. I ' I • www.mydailysentinel.com· fromPageBl ' CLASSIFIED On Wednesday, December 24, we will publish a special page devoted to those who are gone but not. .lorgotten. They will.. be similar to ,the sample below: ' Meigs . /#>· Aet:r&cllled M ember Accred~ ­ MENT TRAILERS : CARGO EXPRESS & HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION TRAILERS. B+W GOOSENECK FLATBED $3999. VIEW OUR EN· TIRE TRAILER INVENTORY AT WWW.CAAMICHAEL· TRAILERS.COM 740·446·3825 RV ~~~=,-.--..,.. Service at Carmichael CONVENIENTLY LO· Traile(s GATED & AFFORD.740·446-3825 ABLE! Townhouse apart· ments, and/or small ,.-'""!~---,.-- houses lor rent Call RV Setvice al Carmi· 740-441-1111 lor appli· chaet Trai lers cation & inlormatipn. 740·446·3825 :----~~~­ Tara Townhouse Aparlments . 2BA. 1.5 bath, back patio, pool, playground, (trash , sewage. water pd.) $425/rent, $425/sec dep . Cai174.0-367-0S47 Commorciol 2 bay service station Jackson Pike. Lease requi red. Call 446 _3644 for more info. :,;;,..,;;;;;;,.,.,;,.,.,.. HouMs For Ront ELLM VIEW APTS J ~d. J balh. B:ml.. Repo! !.'!'« down. 15 yean•. K'1 APR I fror li~llnf!' S00-6J(l ..llJ . H'll·~ R\117 2&3BR and up. Central Air. WID hookup. tenant pays eleclric. EHO Elm View Apts. (304)882·3017 ~~-~-...,..,'""!~ 2br home located in Gal· lipotis Cily. $500. No Pets. 441 -0110 or 591·5174 2007 Chevy Cobalt 5 Twin Rivers Tower is ac· speed 14.000 miles $ OBO. • n or cept1ng applications · lor 7000 256 68 fltol/ Ott I Coal/ _ . waiting lis! lor HUD sub· 256 1261 Free puppies Gorman Wood Goa sldlzed. 1-BR apartmenl lor the elderly!disabled. Shepherd mix 4 puppies ::;;;;~~~.;_~~~ 2M 2F 2Bik 2Bik/Tan Seasoned Firewood ~~...,..,---..,.....,.., call 675-6679 Barn Oct17. 388·9436 Hardwood. 446·9204 200~ Volkswagen Beetle GLS 89 ,000 miles for Giveaway Christmas ~F~Ire~wood ....~SS~SI~ Io-ad~.-d~o~llv- sale $6800. 949·2700. puppies. 7 Spaniel mix 1. ered 304 _862 _2567 112 m1hs old . 441·0740 ;;~~~~;,;,,.,.. Sports UMtity 1 BR Cabin appliance or441·1138 H bb /H t&S rl ~~-#=~~---- furnished u1ilitie s pd. also O Y un po 2006 Jeep Lib.Aenegade 740-286-5789 or FOf sale to gOOd homes 4x4 Ext ty 300 Weatherby Mag Ri· • .warran ,new ~7,.40--4-4':"1-~3-70;,;2_ _ _~ only. Aat Terrier puppies 11res.a · sk·IOQ payoH must 7 wks tails docked cur· fl. Scope Plus .'Ira$ soil 416 3800 Second-floor apartment rent on shots/worming $900 Invested lake 4600 . ...... overlooking Gallipolis small breed lovable lam- 740645·0585 City Park. LA, 2Em, 1 112 Vans pets $75 . Call · ~~o:::-:::=:o::::=-- ~~~--"""~~::=-- baths, fully equipped . ily 2003 Chevy Exp. Cargo kitchen, dining area, 2.7477 or 418 _4545 GOLF CERTIFICATES (Oak Hilt) Give him the gift he can van. $7000. Call laundry hookups . Refer•-;:;.:.::;;:,_,____ use 10 ards pia ........ ~ w y, """" 740-388-0570 ences and sec1.mty dePeklngese Puppies 1st merchandise at Cliffside. posit required. $600/mo set of shots S250. Pick .your price. Call 446·2325 or -25;,;6:,.·1~6.:;.64;_..,.,__-.-!'~ ,;4;;;46;,-G;;,O;;,L;;;F,;h;;rs;,;·,;;9·,;;3.,..,.,. 81 Ford Econo Line 250 446-4425 ~5mtholdFBoxerAKC Van. 81 750K , 10w~ ~~~-~~-~ comptelely trained loves Miacelloneou& miles. very good condi- Comfortable 1 SA . quiet children. Mosl o1 shots. ':::-:~~~~~--- lion. 3D4-812-6974 setting,$360 M,plus ul. Jet Aeration Motors re$300 OBO 256- 1847 dep. req ..ask lor Marge -,;;;~;:;;;~~~-- pa1red . new & rebuilt in Want To Buy ': 992-4 ~ 19 Blue Maltese Cat Female stock. Cal~ Ron Evans , 6 months old. Call 1-800-537·9528. Want to buy Junk Cars, 1 Bd . .$295 & 3 Bd . $395 99;;2;, · 68;,;;;8;;,2.~FR,;;E;;E;,I___ call 740·388-0884 apts lor rent ut. plus d~ep. ; . Male BoKer puppy, roll in Racine. Call For Sate CKC Reg. top desk & recline r. ~~~~~:----- 740·247-4292 Whl1o In 1oy poodle , lm· 740 _388 _8519 WANTED 69 Camaros ~---~~-~...,.. perial male & female ~~~~~~-~ projects or restored cars Beech Street; · MiddleShih-Tzu, prices val)', Hot Tub Outlet. Top · any condition • finders port. 2 bedroom furserious inq. only Qualny · , Free Dellvery, lee p'aid. Call Doug nished apartment, utili304-273-2066. Save 50%. Tiki Tubs . 614-203-1272 cell or ties paid , no pets. de- ~2~br. ":'H~ous_e..,..,fo-r~R~e~nl. ~in- ing Council lor lndopendent ·Colleges and Schools 12748 600 An1r11als I 8 W~ · old F mix puppy, 2. yr old F mix dog great w/ kids. 367-0624 900 - 2000 Aulomot1ve Aulas Mcrdldl1dlse 1 f) ,.,.,..!!!!;;,.,..,.,. sa Lab pups AKC, quality pointing labs since 1995. $200fblk $300/choc/yellow. 740-256-6038 Salt/pepper CKC Scllnauzer pups. tumed 1214, has 1st 6 wks shots I wormed. <Hoo7 2~~ 7lVl Agr cu •.1IC ~606~-~ 3 2~6~·0~7~ 7 7~~~- =6=J4=·=4:4=:4~·2~909~o~H=k:e=.== NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams, P1pe Rebar for · Concrete Angle. Ct\annel, Flat Bar, su~el Grating tor Drains. Drive· ways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open Mon. Tue, Wed & Fri, 8am·4:30pm. Closed Thurs. Sat & Sun. 740-446·1300 Wont To &uy Fann Equipmont Have you priced a John Deere lately? You 'll be surprised! Chec.k out our used invento~ at MYW.CAAEQ .oom. Car michael Equipment 740·446-2412 ~ Absolule Top Dollar - sllverlgold coins. any 10K/14K/18K gold jeweiry, dental gold, pre 1935 US currency. proal/mint sets, dia· monds, MTS Coin Shop. 151 2nd Avenue, Galli· poliS. 446-2842 51~9/mo~ eludes $love , Relrigera· tor, Water/Trash/Sewer pOid, No PelS . . $450 month , plus deposit. 740-446·6939 Off SR 1"41. 3BA, 2BA , appl., basement, ~ car garage , $500/rno plus deposit (614)226-0859 Beauriful 3BR house in counlry. new ·appl. new carpet lresh paint CIA · · · ' washroom w/ WID hooKup. Water · pd . $550/mo. 614·595·7773 •o-r 7-4-0-·6-45-·-59_5_3_......_ House/garage 1n Crown City 28drm . all elec $550. .no smo~inq no petsSec dep/r~lerllease requ1red : Call446-8571 2 bedroom dupleK. Harn-· sonville area. $425 pm month plus utilities . No pets. DepositS. re•u<red .· " 740-742-3033 48 R house 1n Gallipolis. 740.367 _7762 lo ;;:;:;==~·~,.;;_== Beauty Salon lor rent.· $300 per month . very low u1illties. contact poSit & referem:es. 740. 416 . 4048 or newsa· 7401992 0 1_6_5 _...,_ lonforme770yahoo.com 4 roo.m apt Manuf11ctured w/stovelfridge. utilities 4000 fiou ~mg pd, upstairs . no pets at 46 Olive St. $450/mo + !!! Qep. 74o-446·3945 Rantala ~--.::-.-~....~"":"~ -;;;;;;;:;;;;~iii;;;i;io;:;;;;;:;;;;;;; BelutHul Apts. .t Jack~ ~ . E •·t 52 w Federal Funds jliSt reaon . lwo ••· est· wood Dr.. 1rom S365 to leased far Land Owners. $560. 740·446·2568. No closing cos1 and Equal Housing Opportu· ZERO DOWN! Will do nity, This institu1ion is an ·~nd 1mprovements. Equal Oppol1unity Pro· Bankruptcy & Bad Credit vider and Employer. OK. 2. 3. 4 and 5 bed-- • :-...,..,-~........-.,...., rooms available. Gracious Uvlng 1 and 2 740·446-3384 Bedroom Apts. al Vrllage ~....-----~ Manor and Riverside · Mobile home for rent 3 Apts. 1n Middleport, !rom BA Rio Grande $400/mp S327 to S592 . $400/dep. wate r, trash 740-992·5064. Equal included , pels wit. written Housmg Opponunity. approval only. 245-5671 .< _ _ _ _ _· • ::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; ~ For Sale By Owner House oo SA 588 for more information and pictures go to orvb.com l.d. number ts browning . 0_ 74 446 7204 HouMI For Sale ;;:;:;;~--~~--~;;; 3 Bed . 2 Bath I Only $~ 5,500 tor listings 800.620-4946 ex AOl 9 4br. 2ba. 3 car gar. 2.44 acres on Spires Rd. $89,000. 7"0·446·4895 leave message. =;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; �' Friday, December 12, 2008 www.mydailysentinei.com Pegt B4 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 12, 2008 ·www.lnYdallysentlnel.com ALLEYOOP tt.lpWanted Rentals Help Wanted Good to the Cora Mill Ad 4844 near WANTED: Part-time positions available 10 assist Individuals with menial relardation in Meigs County: 1) 35 Hrs: 6a-11p SIS; 2) 25.5 Hrs: Fri . 7:30p·8a Sat; Sat. 8p-8a Sun; 3) 31 Hrs: 11p-8a Tu/WfTh : Must have high school diploma or GED. valid driver's license, . three years good driving experience and adequate automobile insurance. $8 .40/hr alter training. Send resume to: Buckeye Community Services P.O. Box 604 Jackson, OH 45640. Deadline lor applicants: 12/19/08. Pre-employment drug lasting. Equal Opportunity Employer Cora. 5 mtles lrom Rod· ney. 2BA 1 Balh. appliances, WID hookup. large yard $365. mo $300/deposit, credtt check 614-878-5532 Qr Mobile home rent electric in Total S~racuse S400 plus dep. & utilities. 740·992-7660 14x70 3BR wide near Pomeroy. great condition with nice yard . Rent in- cludes· Furnishings/washer/dryer & some utilities included S575Jmo. No pets. Call 441-011 001591-5174 New Haven. · 3br. 2 ba, trail er w/centra l electJic heat. if801week plus No Pets utilities. MIPLEWIII llll Deer Processing Skinned· Cut & Wrapped Summer Sausage . mede can """"'""'""'""'""'""'"" tltlp Wonlod ·General lnfoCislon has raised its Pay Oorical 2 discounted used 16x80 Rates! 3b. rm.,2 balh.Kanaug a Local Company seeking Mobila Homes Gaii.OH. inedica! billing specialist. 304·675-4218 or E11psrience preferred, Now Earn up to Sn251hr. 304.·674·5468. send reSume and salary ..,"':",_.-":':""':""":':"~ require ments to CLA Box Brand new 3bed 2bath 101, PO Bo~ 469. Gallion + ·half acre in Pt. polis . Ohio 45631 OWNER alter six months Excellent Benefits Starling pay SB.80Jhr FT All Maj01 Holidays OFF FI - NANCE AVAILABLE . Government & Foderul Jobs (740) 446·3570 ~-:--~~-~ POST OFFICE NOW Good used ' three bed· HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr room 14x70. Only or $57K!yr, includes $7,995.00. Call CaSSIS, Fed.Ben, OT. Place by 740-385-o698 adSource, not aHiliated with USPS who hires. Great us~d 16x80 three , ·866·403-2582 bedroom new vinyl siding. $22,995.00. Will help Help Wonted. General with deliverY. Call Nikki Dirt Busters has a cleaning position In the Gallipolis area. Late night 10 New 3 bedroom 14x70 hrs per week. Must have Just reduced, Only drivers license and trans$200.46 per month. Inponation, drug test and cludes d~liver and clean background check set·up. ~40 - 385·4367 reqUired. 888-517-2549 740-385-9621 Sat., Dec. 13th Outlaw 3 Rounder Match Non-profitable food - drive Starts 11 am Ed. 2455 lowell Beaver is 80! Join the celebration Sunday, Dec. 14 2-4 Middleport Church of Christ 5th & Main Slreets Church Fellowship Hall I Cards Reta'if . positions· P~efer 741).828·2750 someone with expe ri· -~-::~~::-- ence, excellent customer service skills. be able to "The Proctorville .Herence~ work independently and D' ~e a lth Care of SE fondant John Horn In proposed are~ to be locally. Flexible schedule treatment. County, Ohio. The area sources Management, Plolnllff, Shawn Lam· bert IIIIH that ho hao ouflored and continues to Incur a loss of In· come as a direct and proxlmote reault of Defandanl; John Horn's actlonl. Plaintiff Shawn Lambert; wherefore Ia located on tho New Haven, Ravonswood, and Cheater 7 112 minute U.S.G.S. Oued· rangle mapa. The par· inlt being located approxlmatoly 0.5 mile North of tho corporalion llmltl of Racine, wv 1..-1 res .... enrta11commun.·1y k'!l ·1 ·h · 2045 Morse Road, Building H-3, Columbus, Ohio 43229-6693, within (30) thirty days of tha last date of publlcatlon of this notice. (12) 5, 12, 19, 26 home health care elCperience prefe •ed. bur nor required. Call 740-662-1222 matiOn. for infer- Remodeling • 740-912-1871 FIND AJOB OR ANEW CAREER IN THE HAS SOMETHING YOlJ!! CLASSIFIEDS • Q9 South ~ti.P 'Jot ;; 3NT Eaol Pan Paso All paa.s ~ l~f t.lff IS flJt.L OF ~~ OOPS ANI> D0yiN5/ . ' ·BARNEY l HATE .M'f GRA'f ouUot 12 Braids 17 Hurled 19 Ribbon ornament 21 Glauwaro brand 22 Ono..:ollod animal 23 Book part 24 Clinton vHp 26 Mighty steed 28 29 30 35 37 43 45 Rule 46 Equal to tile took 47 Hang on 48 "Betty'• Wedding" 1tar 49 Cellar, brlotly 51 -tal cocktail 53 Turkioh title 54 Son. Kennedy . Cool top 55 Proviouoly Hippie word ; Social dud Accumulate Globetrot Tailor's marker m 12-12 '(OU AIN'T HAII'1S !! tHEY MAKE Me FEEL OLD !! IS WHEN 'lA WISH HAD. GRA'f HAIRS !! OLD, 'WEEZ'f 11 CAll/IS TODAY FOR REDUCED DEC.· FEB Room A.ddltlona 1 Remodeling There is one tendency that costs inexpe· rienced defender~ lhousands ol tricks in lhe caJrse ol a year. What is II? The answer is exhiMed in loday's deal. After Wesl has led his lourth·hlghest club, how can the defenders deteaf lhree no·lrump? Nolo South's two-no-trump rebid. This showed game·invllallonal values - a good 10 poinls up loa middling 12 wllh at leasl one stopper in fhe unbid suit, club~ .11'>11h game values. South would have bid lhree no·trump.) East wins the first trick wilh his club ace and leads back lhe club seven, lhe high· er ol two remaining cards. When SoU1h plays his nine (or eight), WesJ. musl duck lhe Irick. Then. when EaSI gels In wHh his diamond lOng, he can lead his lasf club. gi~ng Wesllhree more tricks in lhe suH. The defender& collect one diamond by Luis Campos and tour cluba CeiEiY.II)' ~Ct'jpti)Jr.:ns ara cree.led lromqootaWMsbv f&'!IOIJS peqje. pel8t and pr.,. ,Eidllei!er 10 t'le ciph9r ·g;m for <YlOther Note 1hat II West. wins lhe second Irick Toaay's clue;C equals L and condnues clubs. he establishes long club ror hlmselt, buf ho has no entry. ' PX P SAKCY KLPLOGLZ JtVZEPLM, And, yes, East oould play a low club ·at Irick one. but lhal is not righl, costing a P BAKCY KLPLOGLZ EPZCGD ' I NKN , trick WWest has K-10-8·5·3 ol clubs. . The defensive tendency is always lo win · MKLI JLY . TDASSACP ." • PDPIE a trick Wpossble. Sometimes H will be JSZAO YANPLPS NALJMEJL more profilable lo duck. So. whenever you gel a chance fo fake a Irick on PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'The way Ileal about musK: is that !hare IS no righf delanse. spend a lew momenls asking and wrong. Onl~ true and false."· Singer F10na Appla yoursen wif mighl be bettar to wail. WOlD GAMI - , - - - - - l r l l t t d loy CLAY ~. PQUAN ......;_ _ __ CELEBRITY CIPHER NewGarttget Electrical & Plwlblng Rooltng & Gutters THE BORN LOSER V!n~l Siding & Painting · Patio and Poreh Dackl Racine, Ohio 74D-247-2019 OWnera: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Cell: 74D-416-5047 email: Jrshadfnn@aol.com . I-IER.t~ Tl\t 1<.\C.I<.OFF... IT'~ C.l>l:JG.I-\1 I>.I THE. TE~ I!>'< i'II.LE.G.I.£ ... "'' ~E.'s ~TTII.E. ~ ... 1-\\:.'5 ~~ ~ ·Tllf, TE.I\\ •• 1-\E.'~ I>.I W.t ~~ ... 1-\~5 ~~ 'ffiE. l 51.0W€.~ 14c.t<. ~T~~ r e:ve:.~t ~w ! a t=~~;~' S©~4\llA-L££!fS• Rtatrango lo11trs ol the 0 lour scrambled words ba- low to fonn lour slmplrl words. Sltul'da)', Dec. 13, 2008 By Btmfc:e Otot Set lofty goals, and the year ahead will tum out to bE! an eJ<trem"ely favorable period, wtth lots ot excirlng developments _ taking place once you begin to vigorous ly pursue th~t:n. It could be one of your more successful years. SACll fTARIUS (Nov. 23·Dec. 21) - SIIISIIIIIII CenstriCIIn Ne.wHomes, Remodeling, Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding and more. 740-742-am . ·Drywall, Kitchens, Baths Those very persons you have leh compeUed to please lately will perform a role rev&raal and feel the Med to please you now. It'll be based on recip~tion. After a neighborhood gathenng one man joked, "This grouP proves you CAPRICORN (Oe<. 22.Jan. 19)- There IS a tlrrie for "sowing and.a time for reap- PEANUTS Quality Seamless Gutters Maintenance Plus . Cmmtwn·i11/ &: ReJ'iclf'n{iul Vinyl H&H Guttering Seamless Guttets Roofing, Siding, Gutters Insured & Bonded 740-653-9657 J&L ' Co"structlon • VInyl Siding • Replacemont Windows ·Roofing ·Decks ·Garages • Pole Buildings • Room Additions Owner: James Keeaeall 742·2332 Sta"ley TreeTrlmml"g & Removal • Promp1 and Quality Work • Reasonable Rates 'Insured •Experienced References Available! Call Gary S1unley @ 740-591-!!044 Please leave messa e ............. ASK 'fOUR D06 IF HE WANT5 TO COME 0VT AND PLA'<'tN 5N9W .. FIVE MINUTES .. Til EN I 60 BACK IN 1''1' THE FIRE .. Call: :cow and BOY TAURUS lWI..I., lBliiYI Cell: 740-416-1834 25+ years tXJHritnct Frtt E1timates Advertise in this space for $64 per month 2<l'May 20) ~ Thai dar· • ( CANPY CANS 1\!ARMUFF&/ ) v benefit you and your ltfestyle might make a suggestion. Even illt sounds strange, It is worthy ot much consideratiOn. LEO (Juty 23 -Aug. 22) . - This Is an e~o:cellent day to take some time and sor1 th ings out, especially If things have been a Dil heCtic fo( you Jatety. Whatever you decide will get you back on track . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sej,t. 22) -Clef <hose sell-doubts out of your mind, ancl keep them !rom intimidating you . If you think win, you'll give yourseH plenty ot chances to produce the desired end · results. LIBRA (Sept Z3-0c<. 23) - I<'• oro o1 those rare days when you are likat; 10 aay all the right things at the rigflt tlmt to tne right people who can aeate sueoe&atul futul9 wenta tor rou : Don't hasttall to Itt your <hOughto bt knOwn. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .,- Vou... In a. tlg~mcont cyci& wtrtro tomt . . _ tlorolly good tnlnga could hopptn wltf1 regard to your llr)lnci.ll or malerlal . -. Act on your oommon - No 'NAY/~ 11-\t ~IF1 Cf ~UILT ~AI~? wofolr - '-"t- IOUPTO NUTZ · lind UNSCRAMBLE ANSWER FORI ARLO .. JANIS CANCER (June 21.July 22)- A good friend who seet something that could • Room Additions • Garages.• Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks 740-985-4141 (~rif ing move, maneuver or adjustment in your Career should be contemplated now while good things are occurring in your life. SI.II:DBB is indicated oow that the trtndt ~ tlvbratlllt• sions about future plans. Fortunately, they won't Interfere with eactl other's desires. MARCUM CONSTRUCTION 47239 Riebel Road , Long Bottom. OH • . not jn~e people by 0 byC....plele 1he chuckle quoted ~lling In 1fre milling words you doveklp !tom sop No. 3 below. I IIIII I I I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 12/11/08 Cavity- Liken- Bully - Denote - ONE of VALUE . • A famous provertJ says, "Try not to be a person of success, but ONE of VALUE." GEI,IfNI (MiiY 2j.Juna.20) .- Both you and your spouse, mlghl be required to make two different but slgnlticant ·deci- 740-367.0536 MilE W.IIICII, MD • hopes are stirring within you, this is the lime to makt fulure plans that can better your lifestyle andior achi8ve tnat · big something you desire in "life. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION FrteEotlmataa . ARIES (Marci121·April19)- Willie high DIIIIYII 740-367.0544 I ·:::l~ f--TIIB"""'I-Ir--~~§1""11--1 objectives. Once you do, things will quickly lake on lives of their own. ........_ Local Contrilctor R E TV I T realizing It, you might begin to elevate your sights conceming some aml:litious F-. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Ing, and this is B day when llfa could play ilsefl out. Things will come your way from those to whom you were so kind In the paat. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Some excttlng developments concerning your social life could be In the offing. Both old and new friends will be inviting you to share In nymerous fun things. PISCES (Fob. 20·Marr:h 20) - WithOut For Remodeling and New Ho<L'ie Bulkll"' ::: :=:=· Not1h WtfENWfll ~ STAilT TO ~AVf A LITTLf far too strong / SlJG<:fSS, ~ MAJ:f A MISTAJ:f ANI> . ~~ German physicist G.C. Lichtenberg 'The human tendency 10 regard ~·M ON T~f ~~~ wrote. little fhings as imporlanf has produced very many greaf lhlngs.• BOTTOM A6AIN. f. : f, . . Hardwood Cabjnevr And Flnltllre Pau l. 1• The tendency is - Free Estimated The bally &entlnel a4 Opening lead: "' 5 Mon-hi . R:OO am . 4:.10 pm Sal. 8:00am · 12 IV• appr<cial< your /Ju.dtaess West Pasa 2 NT #5548 Pomeroy. Ohio .. ' Utbe •a~rtpol(s aallp .U:dbuhr Qtbr ~ohttllfrasant 1\rgtBter A 10 2 Dealer: North Vulnerable: Both www.auctlonzlp.com Windows/Reffiodeling Bonded & I ns ~red 740-992-t493 Office 740-416-8339 Cell . A 7 2 • 10 8 Stop & Compare E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com Siding/Replacement . • "A J 6 3 starting at $7 $8 DO/hour No l0 7 2 Sou'b Auctioneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. 740-416·1164 · • +Kss .. K 10653 (740) 992-5344 Please send re· nal background Check resume · to quired . Must have reliLLC@CARE O.COM . or able tra nsportation and tax to 740-446-9104 valid auto insurance. ~,;;,;~~-~-Pa·d 1 ·n· H t 1 Wanted Bikini Dancers, ral lng. our1Y rae • Q 9 G5 4 • 7 6 Rv·s YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Eut .. Q " \Vintt•rit.e boats ;mJ s I t~m ng wll tndi· viduals with MR/DD. High schoo l diploma or GED required. No expeavail- rlence necessary. Crimi· plans Weat • J' • New Homes I .. . alignments. light mechanic work. cnm pl"cte.scrvicc oil dm ugc:.. ~ mall engine repair. We service and +AQJ 9i2 .. J WINTER RATES Trainer Positions Are you interested in a rewarding position? PAIS is · curre ntly seeking full/part time staH for Ma· son ·and . Point Pleasant; providing Nudity, Great Pay. • · · $1 and a deed is all you c reativaly. Send resume GO"odtimes Bar Please call 1 to Gallipolis· Daily Trib· 304·576-2220 304-373- 1011 or toll free naed to own ~our dream . une CLA BOX 104, P.O e;~?~----- at1 ·877-373·1 01 1. home. Call Now! Freedom Homes BOX 469, Gallipolis, Oh . Wanted : Are you . unem· 888-565-0 167 played or retired ? Would ~V:-.er-er':" in_a_ry_ _':"~:::" ·s,:-. sran':"t you . like extra income b~ ~~--~-"!"!:"~ keeping developmentally We have nice 16x80 needed E~perience !Jre- disabled adults In your homes from $18,900.00. ferred, but will tra in. home on an as needed Gall ~40.385-7671 PTIFT, some weekends basis? Requirements: required. Minimum wage . High school diploma or Send resume to French GED, valid driver's ~· Town Veterinary Clini c, cense, three years good 360 SA 160 Gallip'olis. or driving axperience and tax 740·446-4101 · adequate automobile in· surance coverage . If inManaging Cosmetologist terested, please contact al wanted · as Independen t Cecilia Equal Cont ractor. Call 1-800-531-2302. 740·992·2200. Oppo rtunity Employer. Shawn Lambert and excess of $25,000.00 undermined encomCynthla Lambert, Plain- plus pre-artd post-judg· paues 3012.4 acrea. ttff8, v. John Horn, [)e.. ment Interest, their This coat mining appll· fendant. coats Incurred herein, . catiOn will remove coal John Horn, whose real· and such other relktf as using the .underground ......,. Ia unknown and the Court may lind to mining methods, whoH loll known ad· be just artd equitable. specifically the room dreaa Ia 10454 Dowler Defendant John Horn and pillar method. Rldflll Road, New Is further notified that A Road Permit has ...,.hfteld, Ohio 45n&, this notice will be pub· been obtained to con· Ia hereby notlflod that llshed once a week tor duct surface mining on August 21,2008, aiK (6) consecutive operations within 100 Plalntlflo filed a Com· weeks and you are re- feet of the outolde plaint In Common qulred to respond to right-of-way line but no Pleas Court, Meigs said Complaint within closer than 30 feet of County, Ohio, P.O. Box twenty-<~lght (28) days the traveled portion of 151, Pomeroy, Ohio after the last publica- State Route 124 as de45789. PlalntiH allied lion Dec. 12. 08 or judg· scribed below: In hla Complaint that ment may be rendered ~ocated In Lots 246 & . on for about Auguat 24, as demanded hareln. 281, Township 2, 2007 the Defendant BUTLER, CINCIONE & Range 12, Sutton Township, Meigs John Horn arrived af DICUCCIO PfalntHf's place of busl· By Gall M. Zallmenl, County, Ohio. nnsto claim his auto- Esq. and Donald E. Beginning at a point In :mobile. PlalntiH, Mr. Hura, Eiq., 2200 West SR 124 approximately Lambert stated to De- Afth Ave., 3rd Fir., 3055 feet southeast of tendent, John Horn Columbus, Ohio 43215, the Intersection of SR that the automobile AttorneysforPialntlffs. 124 and County Road could not leave the (11) 7,14, 21, 28, (12) 5, 34. Thence from aald place of beginning and premlaea without pay· 12 mant. Plaintiff was In following SR 124 In a Defendant's pickup southeasterly direction 'truck bed whan DefenPublic Notice for a dlotance of 1930 ·dant began moving the feet to the point of tor:valllcle. Plaintiff otatea Gatling Ohio, LLC., 430 mlnuo. that Defendant failed to Harper Park Drive, The Road Permit Ia llop tha truck and Beckley, West Virginia, valid from 8106107 and dragged Plalntlfl ap- 25801 has submitted shall remain In affect proxlntotely twenty (20) an Underground Coel until coal mining oper· fHI before Plaintiff Mining and Raclama· allons are completed Shewn Lambert fell off lion Permit numbered under the coal mining the vehicle. Plaintiff D-2317-1 to the Ohio permlllosued pursuant further tUrttl that De- Department of Natural to this permit. .- n t then fled the Resources, Division of This application Is on ._ , . btloro tho Shar· Mineral Reaources file at the Meigs County lfl'e penonnet arrived. Management. The pro- C o u r t h o u s e , .PtolntHf, Shown Lam- pOled coal mining and Recorder's Office, 100 bert ata1ea thll •• 1 d~ reclamation operatlono West 2nd Street, ...:t and proximate will be In Lots 246 280 ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ....UH of Defandont'o 281, 282, 283,ll97: for public inspection. nogtlgonce,heoullered 1198, t199, 1200, 1203, WrHten comments, ob.lnjurtesto hlo shoulder 1217, 1218, 1219, Lot A joctfona orrequasts for ancf arm which PlalntHf & the Commons and In an Informal conference Incurred medial · ox- Sections 10, 11 , 12, 17 may be sent to the pentH and will Incur and 18,, Sutton Town· Ohio Department of future expenses for ship, Townahlp 2, Natural Resources, otmedlt:lll care, dlagno- Range 12, Meigs vision of Mineral Re- and ence in management reqwed. O~Jgree (s) pre ferred but not required . Must be professional. personable, organized; the · ability to have multi-task and hava a stable JOb history. Send resume' to CLA 18 200 Main St. Pl. Pl. WV BISSELL CIISTIHllll AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES wheel · 12· 12..()8 • K a1 f " K5 111411 mo. pd New & Used Tires. We buy usCt! tires, ~~""::'~~-~:-::": able. Ohio's Best Buys mymlclwesthome.com Home ali Store Manager needed 5+ yea rs work experi- Apply online: hHp :!IJ obs.lntoclslon .c:o":' Aet~rement Civil Claim Common PlalntHfs Shawn Lam- Ohio. ·The proposed Ohio· has an AN position Pleaa . Court Meigs bert, et al, request permit will encompass open lor an energetic County, Ohio eve Judgment against Pe- 33.4 acres and the person willing to travel 20071125 · - · Hours 7:00AM· 8:01) PM wmputcr 25550 Needed immediately: Person to work in · dry cleaners part lime. Pick up applica tions and drop resumes at 1743 New 3 Bedroom homes ~:-"~:-"~~~~ Centenary Ad. Gallipolis, from $214.36 per month , Part time 1anitor musf Oh. 740-44 5-9585 in cludes many upgrades. have ·own genaral/floor ::--:-"-:-:-'-'~~"'::'& set-up. carpe l cleaning che mi· Service Manager & Stnvdelivery cals and equipment. Top ice Technician positions 740-385·2434 pay. 90 1-757-3060 available. Health care & - Management I Superrioory • WITH PAY! 25550 weeki~ Pay + BonUs . potential Medical . Medical, Dental. EAP. Recepti onist Job Open 401KI ing For A Busy Physician On -Site doctor"s office Office, ' Experience Preferred But Not Aequirad , Call TODAY! No PHONE CALLS, Interview TOMORROW! Work NEXT WEEK ! Pick-up Applications at 2520 Valley Drive, Suite 1·888·1MC-PAYU 112, Point Pleasnt. WV oft ~:i'Aun Gun Club ~==.,;,===~ North • Garages • Complete Between Racine & Syracuse State Rt. 124 (5 Points) · ~~~~~~~~ RIIEIT 45771 740·949-2217 l'omcroy, OH 2 & 3 bedrooms Pleasant. 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio &lift $'X10' to 10'$ 44087 Wipple Rd. SceniC location. comJen ient to town and aftord- a.ailable (740)992-5639 Sal.. H111·s Self Storage 949-2734 L & L Tire Barn 304·593-3011 able, (hyph.) 41 Calculator 1 Furniture dil:phsy · buy 42 Quoon beotlr 5 Soggy 44 Hawoor ground 46 Swamped 8 GraN 49 Throng 11 Seize power 50 Fragrant firs 13 FBI 52 Mole11<· acronym 111mt1y happy t4 Broad ot. 56 Kitchen I 5 Devoid of IOpPfr froohnou 57 Floe hattily 16 EaNntial 58 Pub brow 18 Price of 59 Airport lnlo convo.yanct 60 Hobby shop 20 Hot popper . buy 21 OutdOor 61 Croos the dining area creek 23 -capita 24 Workout loDOWN cale 25 Emperor 1 Add aound 27 Sportt effects channel 2 Tha~ in 31 Unrefined Tijuana metal 3 Buk 32 Arid 4 Strong 33 Cry brown paper of delight 5 Kitchen 34 "Fancy" spice ainger 6 Banjo 36 William cousin · Howard7 Sack hop 38 Flair lor mu- 8 Indian wrap sic 9 Almond39 Test shaped 40 Ski lift 10 Submarine Phillip Alder That's the word from subscribers who read our newspaper daily for captivating news stories. dining and entertainment reviews , travel deals, local weather reports and so much more! Dbl.. ACROSS • Word for NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Last 614-946-3307 The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 O· . ' �' Friday, December 12, 2008 www.mydailysentinei.com Pegt B4 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 12, 2008 ·www.lnYdallysentlnel.com ALLEYOOP tt.lpWanted Rentals Help Wanted Good to the Cora Mill Ad 4844 near WANTED: Part-time positions available 10 assist Individuals with menial relardation in Meigs County: 1) 35 Hrs: 6a-11p SIS; 2) 25.5 Hrs: Fri . 7:30p·8a Sat; Sat. 8p-8a Sun; 3) 31 Hrs: 11p-8a Tu/WfTh : Must have high school diploma or GED. valid driver's license, . three years good driving experience and adequate automobile insurance. $8 .40/hr alter training. Send resume to: Buckeye Community Services P.O. Box 604 Jackson, OH 45640. Deadline lor applicants: 12/19/08. Pre-employment drug lasting. Equal Opportunity Employer Cora. 5 mtles lrom Rod· ney. 2BA 1 Balh. appliances, WID hookup. large yard $365. mo $300/deposit, credtt check 614-878-5532 Qr Mobile home rent electric in Total S~racuse S400 plus dep. & utilities. 740·992-7660 14x70 3BR wide near Pomeroy. great condition with nice yard . Rent in- cludes· Furnishings/washer/dryer & some utilities included S575Jmo. No pets. Call 441-011 001591-5174 New Haven. · 3br. 2 ba, trail er w/centra l electJic heat. if801week plus No Pets utilities. MIPLEWIII llll Deer Processing Skinned· Cut & Wrapped Summer Sausage . mede can """"'""'""'""'""'""'"" tltlp Wonlod ·General lnfoCislon has raised its Pay Oorical 2 discounted used 16x80 Rates! 3b. rm.,2 balh.Kanaug a Local Company seeking Mobila Homes Gaii.OH. inedica! billing specialist. 304·675-4218 or E11psrience preferred, Now Earn up to Sn251hr. 304.·674·5468. send reSume and salary ..,"':",_.-":':""':""":':"~ require ments to CLA Box Brand new 3bed 2bath 101, PO Bo~ 469. Gallion + ·half acre in Pt. polis . Ohio 45631 OWNER alter six months Excellent Benefits Starling pay SB.80Jhr FT All Maj01 Holidays OFF FI - NANCE AVAILABLE . Government & Foderul Jobs (740) 446·3570 ~-:--~~-~ POST OFFICE NOW Good used ' three bed· HIRING avg. Pay $20/hr room 14x70. Only or $57K!yr, includes $7,995.00. Call CaSSIS, Fed.Ben, OT. Place by 740-385-o698 adSource, not aHiliated with USPS who hires. Great us~d 16x80 three , ·866·403-2582 bedroom new vinyl siding. $22,995.00. Will help Help Wonted. General with deliverY. Call Nikki Dirt Busters has a cleaning position In the Gallipolis area. Late night 10 New 3 bedroom 14x70 hrs per week. Must have Just reduced, Only drivers license and trans$200.46 per month. Inponation, drug test and cludes d~liver and clean background check set·up. ~40 - 385·4367 reqUired. 888-517-2549 740-385-9621 Sat., Dec. 13th Outlaw 3 Rounder Match Non-profitable food - drive Starts 11 am Ed. 2455 lowell Beaver is 80! Join the celebration Sunday, Dec. 14 2-4 Middleport Church of Christ 5th & Main Slreets Church Fellowship Hall I Cards Reta'if . positions· P~efer 741).828·2750 someone with expe ri· -~-::~~::-- ence, excellent customer service skills. be able to "The Proctorville .Herence~ work independently and D' ~e a lth Care of SE fondant John Horn In proposed are~ to be locally. Flexible schedule treatment. County, Ohio. The area sources Management, Plolnllff, Shawn Lam· bert IIIIH that ho hao ouflored and continues to Incur a loss of In· come as a direct and proxlmote reault of Defandanl; John Horn's actlonl. Plaintiff Shawn Lambert; wherefore Ia located on tho New Haven, Ravonswood, and Cheater 7 112 minute U.S.G.S. Oued· rangle mapa. The par· inlt being located approxlmatoly 0.5 mile North of tho corporalion llmltl of Racine, wv 1..-1 res .... enrta11commun.·1y k'!l ·1 ·h · 2045 Morse Road, Building H-3, Columbus, Ohio 43229-6693, within (30) thirty days of tha last date of publlcatlon of this notice. (12) 5, 12, 19, 26 home health care elCperience prefe •ed. bur nor required. Call 740-662-1222 matiOn. for infer- Remodeling • 740-912-1871 FIND AJOB OR ANEW CAREER IN THE HAS SOMETHING YOlJ!! CLASSIFIEDS • Q9 South ~ti.P 'Jot ;; 3NT Eaol Pan Paso All paa.s ~ l~f t.lff IS flJt.L OF ~~ OOPS ANI> D0yiN5/ . ' ·BARNEY l HATE .M'f GRA'f ouUot 12 Braids 17 Hurled 19 Ribbon ornament 21 Glauwaro brand 22 Ono..:ollod animal 23 Book part 24 Clinton vHp 26 Mighty steed 28 29 30 35 37 43 45 Rule 46 Equal to tile took 47 Hang on 48 "Betty'• Wedding" 1tar 49 Cellar, brlotly 51 -tal cocktail 53 Turkioh title 54 Son. Kennedy . Cool top 55 Proviouoly Hippie word ; Social dud Accumulate Globetrot Tailor's marker m 12-12 '(OU AIN'T HAII'1S !! tHEY MAKE Me FEEL OLD !! IS WHEN 'lA WISH HAD. GRA'f HAIRS !! OLD, 'WEEZ'f 11 CAll/IS TODAY FOR REDUCED DEC.· FEB Room A.ddltlona 1 Remodeling There is one tendency that costs inexpe· rienced defender~ lhousands ol tricks in lhe caJrse ol a year. What is II? The answer is exhiMed in loday's deal. After Wesl has led his lourth·hlghest club, how can the defenders deteaf lhree no·lrump? Nolo South's two-no-trump rebid. This showed game·invllallonal values - a good 10 poinls up loa middling 12 wllh at leasl one stopper in fhe unbid suit, club~ .11'>11h game values. South would have bid lhree no·trump.) East wins the first trick wilh his club ace and leads back lhe club seven, lhe high· er ol two remaining cards. When SoU1h plays his nine (or eight), WesJ. musl duck lhe Irick. Then. when EaSI gels In wHh his diamond lOng, he can lead his lasf club. gi~ng Wesllhree more tricks in lhe suH. The defender& collect one diamond by Luis Campos and tour cluba CeiEiY.II)' ~Ct'jpti)Jr.:ns ara cree.led lromqootaWMsbv f&'!IOIJS peqje. pel8t and pr.,. ,Eidllei!er 10 t'le ciph9r ·g;m for <YlOther Note 1hat II West. wins lhe second Irick Toaay's clue;C equals L and condnues clubs. he establishes long club ror hlmselt, buf ho has no entry. ' PX P SAKCY KLPLOGLZ JtVZEPLM, And, yes, East oould play a low club ·at Irick one. but lhal is not righl, costing a P BAKCY KLPLOGLZ EPZCGD ' I NKN , trick WWest has K-10-8·5·3 ol clubs. . The defensive tendency is always lo win · MKLI JLY . TDASSACP ." • PDPIE a trick Wpossble. Sometimes H will be JSZAO YANPLPS NALJMEJL more profilable lo duck. So. whenever you gel a chance fo fake a Irick on PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'The way Ileal about musK: is that !hare IS no righf delanse. spend a lew momenls asking and wrong. Onl~ true and false."· Singer F10na Appla yoursen wif mighl be bettar to wail. WOlD GAMI - , - - - - - l r l l t t d loy CLAY ~. PQUAN ......;_ _ __ CELEBRITY CIPHER NewGarttget Electrical & Plwlblng Rooltng & Gutters THE BORN LOSER V!n~l Siding & Painting · Patio and Poreh Dackl Racine, Ohio 74D-247-2019 OWnera: Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe Cell: 74D-416-5047 email: Jrshadfnn@aol.com . I-IER.t~ Tl\t 1<.\C.I<.OFF... IT'~ C.l>l:JG.I-\1 I>.I THE. TE~ I!>'< i'II.LE.G.I.£ ... "'' ~E.'s ~TTII.E. ~ ... 1-\\:.'5 ~~ ~ ·Tllf, TE.I\\ •• 1-\E.'~ I>.I W.t ~~ ... 1-\~5 ~~ 'ffiE. l 51.0W€.~ 14c.t<. ~T~~ r e:ve:.~t ~w ! a t=~~;~' S©~4\llA-L££!fS• Rtatrango lo11trs ol the 0 lour scrambled words ba- low to fonn lour slmplrl words. Sltul'da)', Dec. 13, 2008 By Btmfc:e Otot Set lofty goals, and the year ahead will tum out to bE! an eJ<trem"ely favorable period, wtth lots ot excirlng developments _ taking place once you begin to vigorous ly pursue th~t:n. It could be one of your more successful years. 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ASK 'fOUR D06 IF HE WANT5 TO COME 0VT AND PLA'<'tN 5N9W .. FIVE MINUTES .. Til EN I 60 BACK IN 1''1' THE FIRE .. Call: :cow and BOY TAURUS lWI..I., lBliiYI Cell: 740-416-1834 25+ years tXJHritnct Frtt E1timates Advertise in this space for $64 per month 2<l'May 20) ~ Thai dar· • ( CANPY CANS 1\!ARMUFF&/ ) v benefit you and your ltfestyle might make a suggestion. Even illt sounds strange, It is worthy ot much consideratiOn. LEO (Juty 23 -Aug. 22) . - This Is an e~o:cellent day to take some time and sor1 th ings out, especially If things have been a Dil heCtic fo( you Jatety. Whatever you decide will get you back on track . VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sej,t. 22) -Clef <hose sell-doubts out of your mind, ancl keep them !rom intimidating you . If you think win, you'll give yourseH plenty ot chances to produce the desired end · results. LIBRA (Sept Z3-0c<. 23) - I<'• oro o1 those rare days when you are likat; 10 aay all the right things at the rigflt tlmt to tne right people who can aeate sueoe&atul futul9 wenta tor rou : Don't hasttall to Itt your <hOughto bt knOwn. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .,- Vou... In a. tlg~mcont cyci& wtrtro tomt . . _ tlorolly good tnlnga could hopptn wltf1 regard to your llr)lnci.ll or malerlal . -. Act on your oommon - No 'NAY/~ 11-\t ~IF1 Cf ~UILT ~AI~? wofolr - '-"t- IOUPTO NUTZ · lind UNSCRAMBLE ANSWER FORI ARLO .. JANIS CANCER (June 21.July 22)- A good friend who seet something that could • Room Additions • Garages.• Vinyl and Wood Siding • Roofing • Pole Barns • Patio's, Porches and Decks 740-985-4141 (~rif ing move, maneuver or adjustment in your Career should be contemplated now while good things are occurring in your life. SI.II:DBB is indicated oow that the trtndt ~ tlvbratlllt• sions about future plans. Fortunately, they won't Interfere with eactl other's desires. MARCUM CONSTRUCTION 47239 Riebel Road , Long Bottom. OH • . not jn~e people by 0 byC....plele 1he chuckle quoted ~lling In 1fre milling words you doveklp !tom sop No. 3 below. I IIIII I I I SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS 12/11/08 Cavity- Liken- Bully - Denote - ONE of VALUE . • A famous provertJ says, "Try not to be a person of success, but ONE of VALUE." GEI,IfNI (MiiY 2j.Juna.20) .- Both you and your spouse, mlghl be required to make two different but slgnlticant ·deci- 740-367.0536 MilE W.IIICII, MD • hopes are stirring within you, this is the lime to makt fulure plans that can better your lifestyle andior achi8ve tnat · big something you desire in "life. CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION FrteEotlmataa . ARIES (Marci121·April19)- Willie high DIIIIYII 740-367.0544 I ·:::l~ f--TIIB"""'I-Ir--~~§1""11--1 objectives. Once you do, things will quickly lake on lives of their own. ........_ Local Contrilctor R E TV I T realizing It, you might begin to elevate your sights conceming some aml:litious F-. Roofing, Siding, Soffit, Decks, Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Drywall, Remodeling, Room Additions Ing, and this is B day when llfa could play ilsefl out. Things will come your way from those to whom you were so kind In the paat. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - Some excttlng developments concerning your social life could be In the offing. Both old and new friends will be inviting you to share In nymerous fun things. PISCES (Fob. 20·Marr:h 20) - WithOut For Remodeling and New Ho<L'ie Bulkll"' ::: :=:=· Not1h WtfENWfll ~ STAilT TO ~AVf A LITTLf far too strong / SlJG<:fSS, ~ MAJ:f A MISTAJ:f ANI> . ~~ German physicist G.C. Lichtenberg 'The human tendency 10 regard ~·M ON T~f ~~~ wrote. little fhings as imporlanf has produced very many greaf lhlngs.• BOTTOM A6AIN. f. : f, . . Hardwood Cabjnevr And Flnltllre Pau l. 1• The tendency is - Free Estimated The bally &entlnel a4 Opening lead: "' 5 Mon-hi . R:OO am . 4:.10 pm Sal. 8:00am · 12 IV• appr<cial< your /Ju.dtaess West Pasa 2 NT #5548 Pomeroy. Ohio .. ' Utbe •a~rtpol(s aallp .U:dbuhr Qtbr ~ohttllfrasant 1\rgtBter A 10 2 Dealer: North Vulnerable: Both www.auctlonzlp.com Windows/Reffiodeling Bonded & I ns ~red 740-992-t493 Office 740-416-8339 Cell . A 7 2 • 10 8 Stop & Compare E-mail: captblll65@yahoo.com Siding/Replacement . • "A J 6 3 starting at $7 $8 DO/hour No l0 7 2 Sou'b Auctioneer: BIIIV R. Goble Jr. 740-416·1164 · • +Kss .. K 10653 (740) 992-5344 Please send re· nal background Check resume · to quired . Must have reliLLC@CARE O.COM . or able tra nsportation and tax to 740-446-9104 valid auto insurance. ~,;;,;~~-~-Pa·d 1 ·n· H t 1 Wanted Bikini Dancers, ral lng. our1Y rae • Q 9 G5 4 • 7 6 Rv·s YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Eut .. Q " \Vintt•rit.e boats ;mJ s I t~m ng wll tndi· viduals with MR/DD. High schoo l diploma or GED required. No expeavail- rlence necessary. Crimi· plans Weat • J' • New Homes I .. . alignments. light mechanic work. cnm pl"cte.scrvicc oil dm ugc:.. ~ mall engine repair. We service and +AQJ 9i2 .. J WINTER RATES Trainer Positions Are you interested in a rewarding position? PAIS is · curre ntly seeking full/part time staH for Ma· son ·and . Point Pleasant; providing Nudity, Great Pay. • · · $1 and a deed is all you c reativaly. Send resume GO"odtimes Bar Please call 1 to Gallipolis· Daily Trib· 304·576-2220 304-373- 1011 or toll free naed to own ~our dream . une CLA BOX 104, P.O e;~?~----- at1 ·877-373·1 01 1. home. Call Now! Freedom Homes BOX 469, Gallipolis, Oh . Wanted : Are you . unem· 888-565-0 167 played or retired ? Would ~V:-.er-er':" in_a_ry_ _':"~:::" ·s,:-. sran':"t you . like extra income b~ ~~--~-"!"!:"~ keeping developmentally We have nice 16x80 needed E~perience !Jre- disabled adults In your homes from $18,900.00. ferred, but will tra in. home on an as needed Gall ~40.385-7671 PTIFT, some weekends basis? Requirements: required. Minimum wage . High school diploma or Send resume to French GED, valid driver's ~· Town Veterinary Clini c, cense, three years good 360 SA 160 Gallip'olis. or driving axperience and tax 740·446-4101 · adequate automobile in· surance coverage . If inManaging Cosmetologist terested, please contact al wanted · as Independen t Cecilia Equal Cont ractor. Call 1-800-531-2302. 740·992·2200. Oppo rtunity Employer. Shawn Lambert and excess of $25,000.00 undermined encomCynthla Lambert, Plain- plus pre-artd post-judg· paues 3012.4 acrea. ttff8, v. John Horn, [)e.. ment Interest, their This coat mining appll· fendant. coats Incurred herein, . catiOn will remove coal John Horn, whose real· and such other relktf as using the .underground ......,. Ia unknown and the Court may lind to mining methods, whoH loll known ad· be just artd equitable. specifically the room dreaa Ia 10454 Dowler Defendant John Horn and pillar method. Rldflll Road, New Is further notified that A Road Permit has ...,.hfteld, Ohio 45n&, this notice will be pub· been obtained to con· Ia hereby notlflod that llshed once a week tor duct surface mining on August 21,2008, aiK (6) consecutive operations within 100 Plalntlflo filed a Com· weeks and you are re- feet of the outolde plaint In Common qulred to respond to right-of-way line but no Pleas Court, Meigs said Complaint within closer than 30 feet of County, Ohio, P.O. Box twenty-<~lght (28) days the traveled portion of 151, Pomeroy, Ohio after the last publica- State Route 124 as de45789. PlalntiH allied lion Dec. 12. 08 or judg· scribed below: In hla Complaint that ment may be rendered ~ocated In Lots 246 & . on for about Auguat 24, as demanded hareln. 281, Township 2, 2007 the Defendant BUTLER, CINCIONE & Range 12, Sutton Township, Meigs John Horn arrived af DICUCCIO PfalntHf's place of busl· By Gall M. Zallmenl, County, Ohio. nnsto claim his auto- Esq. and Donald E. Beginning at a point In :mobile. PlalntiH, Mr. Hura, Eiq., 2200 West SR 124 approximately Lambert stated to De- Afth Ave., 3rd Fir., 3055 feet southeast of tendent, John Horn Columbus, Ohio 43215, the Intersection of SR that the automobile AttorneysforPialntlffs. 124 and County Road could not leave the (11) 7,14, 21, 28, (12) 5, 34. Thence from aald place of beginning and premlaea without pay· 12 mant. Plaintiff was In following SR 124 In a Defendant's pickup southeasterly direction 'truck bed whan DefenPublic Notice for a dlotance of 1930 ·dant began moving the feet to the point of tor:valllcle. Plaintiff otatea Gatling Ohio, LLC., 430 mlnuo. that Defendant failed to Harper Park Drive, The Road Permit Ia llop tha truck and Beckley, West Virginia, valid from 8106107 and dragged Plalntlfl ap- 25801 has submitted shall remain In affect proxlntotely twenty (20) an Underground Coel until coal mining oper· fHI before Plaintiff Mining and Raclama· allons are completed Shewn Lambert fell off lion Permit numbered under the coal mining the vehicle. Plaintiff D-2317-1 to the Ohio permlllosued pursuant further tUrttl that De- Department of Natural to this permit. .- n t then fled the Resources, Division of This application Is on ._ , . btloro tho Shar· Mineral Reaources file at the Meigs County lfl'e penonnet arrived. Management. The pro- C o u r t h o u s e , .PtolntHf, Shown Lam- pOled coal mining and Recorder's Office, 100 bert ata1ea thll •• 1 d~ reclamation operatlono West 2nd Street, ...:t and proximate will be In Lots 246 280 ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ....UH of Defandont'o 281, 282, 283,ll97: for public inspection. nogtlgonce,heoullered 1198, t199, 1200, 1203, WrHten comments, ob.lnjurtesto hlo shoulder 1217, 1218, 1219, Lot A joctfona orrequasts for ancf arm which PlalntHf & the Commons and In an Informal conference Incurred medial · ox- Sections 10, 11 , 12, 17 may be sent to the pentH and will Incur and 18,, Sutton Town· Ohio Department of future expenses for ship, Townahlp 2, Natural Resources, otmedlt:lll care, dlagno- Range 12, Meigs vision of Mineral Re- and ence in management reqwed. O~Jgree (s) pre ferred but not required . Must be professional. personable, organized; the · ability to have multi-task and hava a stable JOb history. Send resume' to CLA 18 200 Main St. Pl. Pl. WV BISSELL CIISTIHllll AUCTIONS/ANTIQUES wheel · 12· 12..()8 • K a1 f " K5 111411 mo. pd New & Used Tires. We buy usCt! tires, ~~""::'~~-~:-::": able. Ohio's Best Buys mymlclwesthome.com Home ali Store Manager needed 5+ yea rs work experi- Apply online: hHp :!IJ obs.lntoclslon .c:o":' Aet~rement Civil Claim Common PlalntHfs Shawn Lam- Ohio. ·The proposed Ohio· has an AN position Pleaa . Court Meigs bert, et al, request permit will encompass open lor an energetic County, Ohio eve Judgment against Pe- 33.4 acres and the person willing to travel 20071125 · - · Hours 7:00AM· 8:01) PM wmputcr 25550 Needed immediately: Person to work in · dry cleaners part lime. Pick up applica tions and drop resumes at 1743 New 3 Bedroom homes ~:-"~:-"~~~~ Centenary Ad. Gallipolis, from $214.36 per month , Part time 1anitor musf Oh. 740-44 5-9585 in cludes many upgrades. have ·own genaral/floor ::--:-"-:-:-'-'~~"'::'& set-up. carpe l cleaning che mi· Service Manager & Stnvdelivery cals and equipment. Top ice Technician positions 740-385·2434 pay. 90 1-757-3060 available. Health care & - Management I Superrioory • WITH PAY! 25550 weeki~ Pay + BonUs . potential Medical . Medical, Dental. EAP. Recepti onist Job Open 401KI ing For A Busy Physician On -Site doctor"s office Office, ' Experience Preferred But Not Aequirad , Call TODAY! No PHONE CALLS, Interview TOMORROW! Work NEXT WEEK ! Pick-up Applications at 2520 Valley Drive, Suite 1·888·1MC-PAYU 112, Point Pleasnt. WV oft ~:i'Aun Gun Club ~==.,;,===~ North • Garages • Complete Between Racine & Syracuse State Rt. 124 (5 Points) · ~~~~~~~~ RIIEIT 45771 740·949-2217 l'omcroy, OH 2 & 3 bedrooms Pleasant. 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio &lift $'X10' to 10'$ 44087 Wipple Rd. SceniC location. comJen ient to town and aftord- a.ailable (740)992-5639 Sal.. H111·s Self Storage 949-2734 L & L Tire Barn 304·593-3011 able, (hyph.) 41 Calculator 1 Furniture dil:phsy · buy 42 Quoon beotlr 5 Soggy 44 Hawoor ground 46 Swamped 8 GraN 49 Throng 11 Seize power 50 Fragrant firs 13 FBI 52 Mole11<· acronym 111mt1y happy t4 Broad ot. 56 Kitchen I 5 Devoid of IOpPfr froohnou 57 Floe hattily 16 EaNntial 58 Pub brow 18 Price of 59 Airport lnlo convo.yanct 60 Hobby shop 20 Hot popper . buy 21 OutdOor 61 Croos the dining area creek 23 -capita 24 Workout loDOWN cale 25 Emperor 1 Add aound 27 Sportt effects channel 2 Tha~ in 31 Unrefined Tijuana metal 3 Buk 32 Arid 4 Strong 33 Cry brown paper of delight 5 Kitchen 34 "Fancy" spice ainger 6 Banjo 36 William cousin · Howard7 Sack hop 38 Flair lor mu- 8 Indian wrap sic 9 Almond39 Test shaped 40 Ski lift 10 Submarine Phillip Alder That's the word from subscribers who read our newspaper daily for captivating news stories. dining and entertainment reviews , travel deals, local weather reports and so much more! Dbl.. ACROSS • Word for NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Last 614-946-3307 The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 O· . ' �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 12, 2008 www.mydailysentineJ.com· ·Bradford, Crabtree headline college awards . LAKE BUENA VISTA , Fla. (AP) - Tim Tebow won the Maxwell Award for the second year, edging Texas' Colt McCoy and Texas Tech's Graham Harrell for the honor given to college football's best allround player Thursday night at the college football awards. . The Fl9rida star joined Notre Dame quaterback ~ohnny Lattner as the only two-time winners of the Maxwell Award. Lattner won in 1952-53 . Tebow, who will lead Florida against Sam Bradford's Oklahoma Sooners in the national championship game next month , was the first sophomore to win the Heisman last year and, on Saturday in New York, could become the second player to win it twice. "All these awards are special - and they mean a lot to me - but they don ' t compare to winning the championship because you share that w1th everyone on the team," Tebow said. "That's the one I really want." The versatile Tebow is fifth in the nation in passer rating ( 176.7) with 28 touchdown passes and only two interceptions. He hasn't been asked to run as much this season, but still has 564 yards rushing and l2 touch" downs . Earlier, Tebow took Disney 's Spirit Award for service off the field. . Fellow Heisman finalists , Bradford and McCoy, also were big winners Thursday. Bradford beat out Harrell and McCoy for the Davey O'Brien Award. Bradford directed the highest-scoring team in major college football history. He Jed the nation in passer rating (186.3) and TO passes (48) while throwing for 4,464 yards. Tebow won the Davey O'Brien Award last year ahead of winning the Heisman. McCoy was the Walter Camp Player of the Year, leading the All-America team. Michael Crabtree, a Texas Tech sophomore, won his second straight Biletnikoff Award for best wide receiver. Crabtree caught 18 touchdown passes, and has 93 re.:eptions for 1,135 yards. He made headlines for his last-second, winning touchdown catch against Texas. Running back Shonn Greene of Iowa won the Doak Walker Award as the nation's best running back, ahead of finishing Knowshon Moreno · of Geoq:ia and Javon Ringer of Mtchigan State, who will meet in the Capital One Bowl on New Year's Day in Orlando. The Outland Trophy (best interior lineman) was won by Andre Smith of Alabama. On the defensive side, Rey Maualuga of USC won the Chuck Bednarik Award as the best defensive player over James Laurinaitis of Ohio State . and Aaron Maybin of Penn State. · And the Jim Thorpe Award (best defensive · back) went to Malcolm· Jenkins of Ohio State, finishing ahead of Eric Berry · (Tennessee) and Taylor Mays (USC). Matt Fodge of Oklahoma State won the · Ray Guy Award (best . punter) and Graham Gano of Florida State the Lou Groza Award . (best kicker). Nick Saban was selected the Coach of the Year after Jeadin~ Alabama to the SEC champwnship game and a 12·1 record. - D ALONG TliE RivER Coming together: lntergeneratlonal Nationwide• On Your Side" . SMtGIII COifty Slnct tiO •lbrlriii-CMr programming links families, Cl O't 11 Brown Agency . c!Atsti~ 74t-Ml-lll& Prinr«l on 100% . Hpmetown News for Gailia,& Meigs counties ( )IJu~ \ .llh·, Puhh-.hin g ( ' S 1.,)0 enue losses, when they sharP contrast to the sales last year. Dee! did not offer an COflle, are probably easier to BREEDOMYDAILYSENTINELCOM tax trends in some of the regioh's 28 other counties: explanation as to why Meigs address in smaller counties POMEROY - M~igs is . Some of those counties County's sales tax is gener- . · with smal.ler operations . "Budgetary. shortfalls one of the few counties in have seen a drop in sales tax ating more than in years while some of its neighbors have been a yearly problem Ohio's AppalachiliQ region revenue as much as 30 perhave Seen a decrease this for smaller counties, so offiwith posnive economic cent this year, Dee! said. year. Auditor Larry Betz cials there are always lookCounty has seen an Gallia news, the . director of the agrees with Meigs County ing closely at a budget and Governor's Office ' of .increase of 53 percent, year· Early keeping tight control on Appalachia said last week . to date, in its sales tax rev- Commissioners: 2008's high gasoline prices spending," Davenport said. enue. over last year. · Meigs Fred Dee! addressed the encouraged consumers to "Other counties with more Meigs County Chamber of County, meanwhile, has buy more close to home. revenues and larger budgets Commerce with optimism realized an increase in ~ales Betz said he does not are now looking at five-perabout Meigs County's place tax proceeds every year expect the trend to continue cent declines in revenue, since 2006. With one month in the state economy. He there, but he is hopeful. and it presents a significant pointed ..to significa~t of collections ureported, the Meigs · Commissioner problem forihem." uicrease m Me1gs County s . cqunty ... has . received . Mick Davenport said revLarger counties have Jarg$68,400 more than it did sales tax .revenue for 2008, a BY . . . ~· ·,.. Gould lifts Chicago past Saints 8RtAN J. REED · Officials look to add name of war hero .• Ringing in the season BY BETH SERGENT ' OBITUARIES . POMERO'\' On Friday, Meigs County Commissioner Mick Davenport said he's drafting a petition to request Middleport Congressional Medal of Honor winner, the late Edward A. Bennett, be added to the Jist of honorees for the dedication of the new Bridge of Honor. .The Bridge of Honor, connecting Pomeroy with Mason, W.Va., is due to , o~n to·traffic !if · :~i~~;~: ll a.m. ribbon cu ceremony oli TUesday. . :io;· · A formal ded1cation is planned in early 2009 when the weather is more conducive for an outdoor ceremeny. Davenport said his office has heard from ·several local veterans and legionnaires about including Bennett as an honoree along with fellow Congressional Medal of Honor winner, the late Staff' Sgt. Jimmy Stewart (formerly of West Columbia, W.Va.) and the late Qen. · James Hariinger (formerly Kevin Kelly/photo of Middleport). Hartinger Aloft on the · Gallipolis Volunteer Fire Department ladder truck with a number of helpers, did not win a Congressional Medal of Honor, but was a Santa Claus helped wrap up the annual Christmas parade in downtown Gallipolis on ·highly decorated four-star Saturday. Nearly 60 units marched on a frosty morning befo~e an appreciative crowd to ring in the holiday season in the area. PleiN - Brldp, Al ;Page AS : ~ Edgar C. Harrison :! Johnny Nelson ' :. ' Areta Ice Hartman : ;. cart Loomis :~ Bruce Meade .•.• ··~m ~.E , ~\ . ., o,.:; -... <,S~'ht· Out of Jerry pdngea A3 SeePage : • GKN dosing . . -temporarily. See Page A6 -! 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Lentes, whose offer to resign from the practice of Jaw in Ohio was rejected. "Attorneys must comply with the ethical requirements imposed by the Code of · Professional Responsibility and the Rules of Professional Conduct," the justices wrote in their decision. "Respondent (Lentes) has .demonstrated ·time and again his unwillingness· or inability to do so." The court's Board of Grievances and Discipline recommended in September that Lentes be disbarred due to complaints from at least Please see Attorney, Al Two die in separate fires ·DeUIIIe on Plge AI Nov. 28 •Dec. 29 2008 dl. -}:!.. :"\o . -l ... er staffs and more expenses, Davenj)'ort noted . When operating on a small budget is the norm, making the numbers add up is "old hat." Davenport said he is hopeful that local shopping trends will also become a habit for local consumers. Once shoppers realize what is available in the local retail market, they should continue to think of local stores, first, before burning · gasoline and dollar> to the benefit of other markets. BSERGENTOMVtlAILYSENTINE\.COM • • \ . .• High school basketball .action. See Page Bl -.. \licldlqHirl • ( .. dlipoll' • lh·n ·1nlu-r- I..J :.!OOX Deel: Meigs' economy remains positive . SPORTS AP photo . . Ohio Stattl defensive back Malcolm Jenkins holds the Jim Thorpe after winning the honor as the nation's best defensive back during The Home Depot ESPNU College Football Awards ceremony in Lake Buena Vista, Fla., Thursday. P• n nt •l·tl\ • 11 t POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - Two men were killed in separate structure fires early Friday. Firefighters from foui different Mason County tire departments responded to the fires that were one hour apart. Kevin Newell, ~7, of Mason , and George Pappas, 83, of Point Pleasant, were killed in the fires. Pappas was living in a single-story home near the . DieM Pottorfl/photo intersection of W.Va. 2 and Firefighters were called to the scene of this house fire early Jericho Road next to Auto Friday. It was one of two reported house fires in Mason Doctors. Newell died in a fire at a local business , County, W.Va., that claimed two lives. · Rock Meat Hanging Processing. Investigators from the West Virginia Fire Marshal's Office were continuing their investigations to determine the causes of the fires. At 6:45 a.m., firefighters with Point Pleasant and . Flatrock volunteer fire departments responded to the house fire located near the intersection of W.Va. 2 and Jericho · Road . According to Point Pleasant Fire Chief Jeremy Bryant, the one-story house was not fully involved wnen the fire department arrived. He said that as firefighters ·began to make an intetior attack on the fire, it flashed over, causing the home to become engulfed in flames. A flashover is the simultaneous ignition of all combustible material in im enclosed area when the majority of surfaces in a space is heated to the temperature at which the flammable gases that are being produced from the coin. bustible materials in the space are hot enough to ignite. . · ' "The house is a total loss," Bryant said. Fire Marshal Brad Hartley is investigating. Just an hour earlier, at 5:45 a.m., members of the Mason and New Haven . VFDs respanded to the fire Pl•se see Fires, Al • ' }¥ 1Qe ~ ~, Polat Pleuant Sunday, Dec. 21st@ !0:30am Vinton Baptist Church 11818 St. Rt. 160 • ·Vinton, OH • 40) 388-845!!!!!4!!!!! (304) 675-5201 .• . ~ R.ecyrled Newsprint~.- a. '' l'ommly, OH45769 '~"" l CHICAGO (AP) Robbie Gould and the Chicago Bears handed Drew Brees and the New Orleans Saints another devastating loss at Soldier Field. · Gould kicked the tying field goal at the end of regulation and booted a 35yarder in overtime to lift the Chicago Bears to a 27-24 victory on Thursday night, giving their playoff hopes a boost. · After leaving Chicago with season-ending losses the past two years , the Saints looked as.if they were ready to end that trend . Instead, their slim playoff hopes took another blow. Brees hit · Marques Colston for an 11-yard tquchdown pass with just over 3 minutes left in regulation to give New Orleans its first · lead at 24-21 but Gould's 28-yard field goal as time expired sent the game into overtime. The Bears won the coiri toss, and got another big break when the Saints' Roman Harper bumped . Devin Hester on a deep pass down the middle to set Chicago up at the 15 . After Orton stumbled back and put the ball in the middle of the field, Gould ended it with a $5-ytrder. TheJBears still need plenty of help to reach the postseason. The Bears (8-6) are a halfgame behind NFC North leader Minnesota, but the Vikings hold the tiebreaker. Chicago also i~ a half-game out of a wild-card spot. It was another rough night in Chicago for New ·orleans (7-7) , which lost the NFC championship game here two years ago and saw its slim ,postseason hopes vanish with a loss on the final day · last season at Soldier Field. The last-place Saints · still have a shot at the wild card but can forget about catching NFC South leader Carolina. · Brees, c.hallenging Dan Marino's single-season yards passing record, was 24-0f-43 for 232 yards, two touchdowns and two interceptions. He looked more like himself late in the game afier a miserable first half, Harassed by the defense, Brees was just 10-of-24 with 93 yards and a 49.5 rating.in the first two quarters as Chicago grabbed a 21-7 lead . Danieal Manning returned the opening kickoff 83 yards for a touchdown and set up another one with a 52-yarder early in the second quarter as the Bears grabbed a 14-7 lead . Kyle Orton's 6-yard scramble · in the closing · minute of the half made it a 14-point game. 31105 Hiland RDSuitt t 990 Sla1t Roolt t 60 O.Uipolis, OH 45631 • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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