https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a1d41de90c82f8efa1ed9bf850ef8dff.pdf d6c0db6c63a5e2fed6f02187b6625513 PDF Text Text f Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentincl.com Thursday, January 19, Second Cavaliers lose.flfth straight game girls poll released BY ARNIE STAPLETON COLUMBUS (APl Cincinnati Prin ceton took over the top spot in Division I in .the second Associated' Press girls state high school basketball polf for the 2006 season after last week's top team. Cincinnati Mount Nbtre Dame, lost twice. Princeton received 18 firstplace votes and 252 total votes to move 77 votes ahead of Sylvania Southview. which received t\vo firstplace votes and moved up two spots from No. 4 in the first poll. There also was a change at the top of Division Ill with South Euc lid Regi na jumping over Plain City Jonathan Alder by three points. 247244. Washingto n Court House Miami Trace remained in first in [}ivision II with a 21ppi nt lead okr Morrow Little Co lumbus Miami . and Africentri c stayed in first in Division IV with a I~-poin t lead . over Haml er Patrick Henry. Jonathan Alder and Miami Trace could fall in next week' s poll. Both lost in tournament play Monday after this week's poll result s were tabu lated. The girls poll continues for six .weeks. How a state pane'l of sports writers and broadcasters rates Oh10 high school girls basketball teams in the second weekly Associated Press poll of 2004, by OHSAA diviSions. with won-loSt record and tota l pointS (first~place vot_es in parentheses): DIVISION I 1, Cin . Princeton (18) 13-0 2, Sylvania Southviey.~' (2) 9-0 3. Stow-Munroe Falls (1) 11-1 4, Cin MI. Notre Dame { 1) 11·2 · 5. Avon Lake 9-0 6, Dublin Scioto (2) 12-1 7, Amherst Steete 11-0 8, Pickenngtort Cent 11 -2 9. N. Can . Hoover (2 ) 11 -2 10.Chardon12-1 252 175 172 140 128 116 97 82 75 55 Others re ceiving 12 or more poirits: 11 , W. Chester Lakota W. 30. 12, Wadsworth 28. 13. Sylvania Northview 18 . 14, Cin. Oak. Hills 16. 15, Pickerington N. 14. 16, Youngs. Boardman 13. 17. Beavercreek t1) 12. DIVISION II 1, Miami Trace (15) 12-0 . 2 18 2. Morro.w Li«le Miami ( 1) 13-0 t 97 3, Louis\lille (3)' 12-0 172 4, Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (2) 11 -1 149 5. Cols. OeSales 8-2 6. Warsaw River View (1) 12-1 7, Utica 11·0 a. Sh.elby 12- 1 9. Circleville 10-1 10, Salem 9·2 126 109 88 76 66 61 Others recei\llng 12 or more points: 11. Cols. Eastmoor (1) 41 12, Millersburg W. Holme s 27. 13 (tie). Washington C.H. (2). Ke11ering Alter (1) 20. 15, Cit'l. McNicholas . .(1) 17. 16, Ch~grin Fal_ls Kenston 14 DIVISION Ill 1, S. Euclid Regina (13) 15-0 2, Jonathan Alder ( 12) 12-D ;), Ironton (1) 11-0 4, Carey 12-0 5, Gar1ield Hts. Trmity 8-3 6, Coldwater 9-2 7, Apple Creek Waynedate 12-1 8, Middletown Madison 10·2 247 244 198 163 102 77 71 65 8. Cle. Cent. Cath. 8-3 : 65 10, Sugarcreek Garaway 11·1 30 more points: 11, Others rece1ving 12 or _ Middletown Fenwic~ (1) 28. 12 (tie) , Mt BtanChatd Riverdale. Marion Elgin 27 14 . Archbold 22 . 15 (tie). Columbus Grove . Youngs . Ursuline 14, 17, Cin. Purcell Marian 12. DIVISION IV 1. Cols. Africentric (15 ) 12-0 231 2, Hamler Patrick Henry (4) 11-0219 ~ - Newark Carh (3) 13-0 196 4, Berlin Hiland (2) 8·1 194 5, E. Can. (2) 12-o 142 6. Onovtlle 11-1 139 7, New R1ege l 12-1 90 8, Moriroevllle 9-1 50 9. Jackson Center 9-3 38 10, NeW Knoxv1lle ~ 0-1 34 · Others rece1vm g 12 or more pomts: 11 (tie ). Ft Aeco\lery Mana Stem Manon Local ·27. ,13. Lafayette Allen E. 17 . · 14 . . .Plymouth 16. lead with · 33 seco nds ASSOCIATEO PRESS remaining. After a timeout, James missed one of two DENVER LeBron .free throw s. leaving the James missed a free throw game tied at 87 with 32 secwith .6 secm\ds left and Alim onds left. Martin was 3-for- 16 from Henderson's tip-in bounced out at the buzzer, leaving the the field but IO;of-1:2 from Denvcr.Nuggets to celel.mlte the line, including orte of a 90-89 victory over th e t.wo with 3:2 1 left to tie it at Cleveland Cavaliers on R2 an'd . set up the frenzied Wednesday night. . finish . He <I Iso grabbed 17 James finished with 24 rebounds . · · points but the Cav s lost their The Nuggets raced out to a fifth straight. including the 30- 14 lead before the Cavs first four on their Western adjusted to the alti tude . mid trip. chipped away in the second Carmelo Anthony and Earl quarter and cut Denver's Boykins led the Nuggets lead to 48-43 at halftime. with 17 point s each and . James picked up a quick Kenyon Martin and Eduardo foul early on and was heading to the bench with his Najeta each scored 16 . .Anthony zipped past . Ira second at the 3:33 mark of . Newqle for a dunk that gave the first quarter when offiDenver an 89-87 lead with cia! Joe Crawford corrected 2 1 st!<:onds left. He then the call to a foul on Donyell fouled S;1sha Pavlovic with Mars hall instead. II seconds left. James spun around and Pavlovic mi ssed both stayed in the game, no doubt shots but E;:ric Snow got the pleasing ESPN, which was board. Najera stole the baiJ broadcasting the head-tounder the basket and was head matchup between fouled by Snow with 4.6 James and Ant hony, the firs t seconds left. and third selections in the With a chance to seal it , 2003 NBA ;draft, respectiveNajera made his first shot Iy. who h'ave been compared but missed his second, ·leav- to each other since ·their high ing the Cavs down 90-87 school days . · wi th a chance to ·send the . The coaches had differing ga me into overtime with a 3- opi nions on the marq uee · pointer. matchup. with Denver' s Andre Miller fouled Jame s George Karl saying he before he could set up for a resented the notion that thi s three. and James made hi s was a matchup of rising stars AP photo first shot, then purposefully and not teams and Cleveland Cavaliers guard L eBron James reacts after missing a mi sfired hi s seco'nd and Cleveland's Mike Brown free throw that would have tied the game and sent it into overgrabbed his own rebound saying all the hype was good time in the fourth quarter of the Cavaliers' 9(}89 loss to thE\ while ge tting fouled hy fo r the game. Martin. Martin concurred with his Denver Nuggets in an NBA basketball game in Denver. James swished the first coach: "It's not the LeBron Wednesday. '• shot to make it 90-89. then and Carmelo show, it' s the until they start produ cin g hearing about it.' ' Anthdny missed his second. Nuggets and Cavaliers." wi ns in the playotfs," Karl said. Henderson and Zydrunas Karl we nt so far as .to sugNotes: 5-5 Boykins reject• II ga uskas each added 16 gest the whole thing is old · suggested. point s fo r Cleveland. news, that it 's now time for a Both Anthony and James ed 'a· shot by 5~ I 0 . Mike Il ga uskas played despite a new chapter in both of their seemed tired of all the Wilks in the first half ... Nuggets C Marcus Camoy sore left knee. but Cavs for, · careers: premier playoff per- hoopla. ward Drew Gooden sat out formances. · "When I play again st guys sa id he'll have pins removed hi s second str aig ht game " I thought Carmelo did a li ke LeBrun or Dwyane from his broken right pinkie with a strained right thi gh. , great job last year. but I Wade, I don't watch TV the next week bur doesn't know · Earl Boykins' 3-poi nter don't think anybody's go ing ni ght before ·or two days when he'll return to the linehad given Denver an 87-86 to respec t either one of these before because I ge t tired of up . 2006 Hiah School BoyoBu-1 ' SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLEllC ' SEO ALL 5·1 8-4 . JBc:k.son 4·1 11-1 Warren 4·1 . 7-4 Marietta 2·3 5-6 Gallla Academy 1·5 3-8 Logan 0·5 1· 12 Athens Ohio Dlvlalon Alexander TVC ALL · 4-1 10-3 ' .7-6 4·1 3·2 3·2 1-4 Wellston 0-5 Meigs Hocking Dh/!olon ' TVC Vinton Co. Belpre · Nels-York Trimble 4-1 Fed Hock 3·2 3-2 3-2 Eastern Waturford Miller ' Sou them ' 8·3 . ALL · 8--4 9-4 7-4 6-4 6-7 1-4 .H it 2-0 at 18:09. "Evety time I go out there I tty to keep it simple,'' Mowers said, ··sometimes someone upstairs ts looking out for you and knocks one off your pants and in." Holmstr01i1 had a power'play goal on a one-timer from close range to make it 3-0 l:\t 4:52 of the third period. Datsyuk, who .set up Holmstrom 's second goal; has 10 points in his last tive games for a team-leading 55 points. 50 CENTS • \'ul. 55. No. . SPORTS · • Lady Eagles breeze past Southern. See Page 81 'Al.l · 10-2 · South GaiiJa Wahama 8-3 4·2 Hannan ovcs 2· 11 o. fo Point Pleasant .Gtrle llooketball SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC ' . SEO ALL 5-2 11).3 : Logan 5-2 8-5 Warren 4-2 ~ Jackson 4-2 HI Mari8tta Gallla Acaoomy · 2·5 6-5 0·7 1· 12 Athens . TRt·YALLEV 'CONFERENCE Obli> Dtvlolon Alexander Belpre Nels·York . v;n1on Co. Meigs WellSton TVC 5·1 4·1 4·2 3-2 0-5 ALL 10-3 7-6 8-4 7-5 3-8 0--5 2-8 Hocking Division TVC trimble s-o Waterford '4·1 Fed Hock Miller • Eastern Southam 3·3 2·3 ALL 11-1 9-2' , 3-9 · 5-7 2--4. -4--8 0·5 6-5 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE OVC , AI,L , Coat GroYe 5·0 10-2 Fairland 3·2 5-5 South Point 4·1 8-4 Rock Hill 2·3 ' 5-7 River Valley 1·5 2·11 Chesapeake . 1·5 4-11' OTHERnNDEPENDENTS ALL South Gallia 6-'8 Wa~ama 6-5 Point Pleasant 4-7 OVCS 4·9 1·11- Holmstrom still wasn't convinced the game was out of reach. "We knew they 'had been playing really good lately," he said. "We had to show up and we did.'' Schneider closed out the scoring with another shot from the point at 18: 13. Leclaire finished 'with 37 saves for Col umbu s. which was 0-for-7 on the 'power play. Meigs County Visitors Guide . . ""~'·. mp.l:oily"·nlind.<·om FRIJ>A\' , .lt\Nl'ARY 20,2006 111 • OTHERANDEPENDENTS Western-leading Red Wings blank Blue Jackets, 4-0 gmil for the ninth straigh\ game. "We got the calls in the second." said Holmstrom,' who has 16 goals. "We had the power plays and got it going with them." Lidstrom, who entered wi th 22 points in his last 19 games. · was involved in Detroit 's next goal, seco nd s after a · Red Wings power p!'ay had expired. Mowers red irec ted Lidstrom's point shot past goalie Pascal Leclaire to make Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . 1·11 OHIO YA~LEV ,CONFERENCE OVC ALL 5·0 11·1 Chesapeake 4·1 8-4 Fairland . ,, 3·3 6-6 ·Rock Hill 2·3 6-5 Sou th Point 2·3 5-8 River Valley 0·6 3·1() ' Coal Grove . .Lady Marauders pick up first league win, Bt • TAl-VALLEY CONFERENCE Hanilan COLUMBUS (AP) 7 ~ including 6-0 and 6-2 Detroit coach· Mike Babcock wi ns at Nationwide Arena. is already th inki ng about how The Blue Jackets, winners his team needs to play in ·the of four of their last ti ve games postseason. overall. had their four-game Tomas Holmstrom scored · home winning streak snapped. two power,play goals and ''I hope tonight was an off Chris Osgood stopped 26 ni ght," Col umbu s ccrach shots for hi s 42nd career Gerard Gallant said. ''We 've shutout as the Red Wings beat been ·playing well and a win the Blue Jackets ' 4-0 over Detroit would have been , Wednesday night. huge.'' "All four goals. someone Columbus played stretches was right in the goalie 's face," of undisciplined l;lockey, as Babcock said. ''That's what Detroit had a 20-5 shooting · you want and that' s what you advantage in the second perihave to do at plllyoff time to od.' The league's best powerbeat good goalies." play unit went 1-for-4 with the Mark Mowers and Mathieu rpan advantage in the period, Schneider also scored for the ·and 2-for-7 for the game . . Western Conference-leading · . ·:1n the second they had Red Wings, who won their some power plays and they third straight and improved to took advantage." Gallant said. 5-0 against ·Columbus th is sea- "That was the di tference in the son. · game. After the tlrst period, · ··our last four ga mes have they just took it to us.'' .been bur best string of games . , With Jody Shelley in the box in awhile," said Osgood, who for roughino Chris Chelios. stopped both Nikolai Zherdev defenseman N icklas Lidstrom and Rick Nash from close stole Trevor Letowski 's ·clearran~e in a scoreless opening ing attempt to keep the play in penoct.-. "We're play ing a lot Co lumbus' .zone . Moments better. later. Jason Wi.iliams fired a Pavel Datsyuk and Mikael shot from the point that was Samuelsson each had two redirected by . Holmstrom at a"ists for Detroit, which has . 7:06 to make it 1-0 and give outscored the Blue Jackets 25- the Red Wings a powcr-riay Wounded of different wars join together, A6 Lea1me Starutlnp OBITUARIES Page AS • Neal B. Clark, 84 • John Erwin, 75 INSIDE ACS to open resource.center in Pomeroy March 17 at the Family Life Center in Middleport. The free dinner. which is POMEROY ~ At yester- sponsored by the Meigs day's meeting of the Meigs County Health Department, is County Cancer Taskforce, rep- for cancer survivors ·and one resentatives from the American · guest with entertainme nt to be Cancer Society (ACS) of provided l;ly a barbershop Southeast Ohio announced that quanet led by Gerald Powell. it will open a resource center at Another hot topic at the meetthe Mulberry Community ing was the upc0milig Relay Center for cancer patients and For Life which will be held on caregivers. May 12-13 at the Meigs County This resource center will pro- Fairgroun~s. The taskforce is vide· those cancer patients and lioping for 25 teams to particicaregivers with free Internet pate in the event. access and materials of free serACS Public. Relations vices locally available to them. Specialist Christy Williams was The resource center will be also in,attendance at the meetstaffed by volunteers to help ing to offer support in the fonn visitors who are not "comput- of .flyers, brochures and press e.r savvy." The center's office releases for the local relay. will also be a meeting place Luke Sulfridge also of the fo,r ACS ,Palient Navigator · ACS spoke about the Coleen Krubl to interact with · SmokeFreeOhio campaign that clients who are using sorrte. of recently turned in more than ACS' free serv ices. . 165,000 signatures from Ohio The Meigs County Cancer . voters to the Secretary of State · Taskforce anticipates th is cen- to pass a statewide, smoke-free ter opening its office . in mid- workplace act. SmokeFreeOhio February. An open house will is asking lawmakers to allow also be announced. the issue to go to the statewide Also discussed at the meeting ballot next November. was the cancer survivor appreciation din.ner at 5:30 p:m. on .Please see ACS, AS BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM No funds available for London Pool BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Beth Sereont/ photo ..Cervical Cancer screenings saving w~lm~n apd their_.fam\)ies CollliJlissione.;s: • AHunger For More. See Page A2 • Ohio man sentenced · to attend church for · ttireaiS~acial· slurs. . See Page A2 • Local Briefs. See Page AS Yesterday members of the Meigs County Cancer Taskforce met to discuss several projects including Relay For Life and a patient resource center sponsored by the American Cancer Society at the Mulberry Community Center. Attending the meeting were. front row (from left) Courtney Sim, Rae Moore, Paula Eichinger. second row. Ferll)an Moore. Julie. Williams. third row, Julie Ellenwood. Luke Sulfridge and Christy Williams of ACS. BY BETH SE~ENT ' BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM POMEROY Last year SYRACUSE ~Sy rac u se offic ial s Mandy Combs, 32, of Pomeroy are looking for money to operate the faced losing everythin g th at was London Pool this summer, but ·no important to her when she learn ed county fu nds will be ..available t.o do she had cervical cancer. but she so; Meigs Co unty Commissioners thanks God that. she learned it said Thursday. . . · when she did which was in time to Mayor Eric Cunningham and save her life. Councilman Mi.chael Jack's met with Sorrte women are not so lucky. commi ssioners at Thursday's regular Luck and regular pap smeats meetin g to seek ass·istance in secur- had everything to do with doctors ing operating funds for the pool for detecting Comb's condition. When caught early cervical canthis summer's season. Com .missioners referred the men to cer is highl y treatable and various grant fundin g sources, but althoug h . Co mb 's cancer was were not optimistic that the $10.000 caught early it still required her to the village needs to open and .staff have a radical hysterecto my. . .. , wanted more children." the pool would be available from Comb' s said with disappointment. those so urces. . The pool was damaged by flood "But, I· told my . hu sband God waters in 2004, and was closed last could send some ou r way that · summer. Federal Emergency need a home." Comb's and her husband Matt Management Agency has approved • Famed missionary have two children. Miranda. 7. funding fo r repairs to the poo l. but and Tyler, 4. martyrdom 50 years if the pool cannot be re-opened, the "Now. I'l l hopefully be arou nd ago ultimately saved fun d's ca nnot be ·used for repairs to see my kids get married and and the vil(age would lose part of give me grand babies," ·combs the assailants'·tribe. the award. said abo ut survivi ng her diagnoSee Page A2 However. the village cou ld use the sis, of whith she gives God much FEMA allocation to demolish the credit. . , pool and use the site for other recre"He healed me. that's all there is ati onal purposes, and a pan of the to it,.. she explained. . WEATHER FEMA award could be used . for that The experience . has strengthened her faith as well as her work. Cunningham said. The village will · determine next resolve to educate 'other women '1 month if they can afford to operate on 'lhe importance on having reguthe pool · and proceed with repairs, lar gynecological exams and pap smears. Jacks said. Ofte n women in Appalachia Commissioners also: have a high percentage rate of cer• Approved a bid of $30, 187 from vical cancer diagnosed in late Beth Sorprt/ photo Hotshot Deliver Systems 1 Inc., stages'. Cervical Cancer survivor Mandy Combs of Pomeroy , i s thankful for everr moment Bloomingdale. Ill .. for the purchase · Dr. Jane Broecker, M.D .. ·of she has with her son Tyler. 4. seen here. as well as moments with daughter 'of a . new meill delivery vehicle .for River Rose OB/GYN said that this Miranda and husband Matt. Last ye.ar Combs was diagnosed with cervical can· the Meigs County Council on Aging. trend in Appalachia ma y be due to c,er and thanks in part to a routine pap smear that detected the disease she is Detalla.on.Page A6 The purchase wi ll be financed now cancer free. · · Please see Screening. AS throu gh counci I fund s and , the · Commun iiy Deve lopment' Block Grant formul a program. • Tabled ac tion on bids for the ren of the Middleport freight ovation . . ' ' _. . 2 SEcTIONS - 12 PAGES depot, opened last month . allowin g operation . aCJ:nri..lirlg to Re\ . Jim 1er to prepare those boxed meals, BY BRIAN J, REED Calendars BR EED@M VDAIL YSEN TI NEL.CO M Couts of the Appalachian Nu1rition whic:h ·are then delivered to worke'r~ As bid negotiation. • A.pprovcd the appointment of Network . in the fields . According to Couts. volClassifieds B2-4 Belinda Neece of Portland to the PORTLAND - The Portland The sen·ke tu the , :'v!exican unteers aS>ist with 'the meal preparaComics Meigs Co unt y Board of Mental Community Center will serve "' the migrant, wa' bc~un l a't 'ummer. and tion. and Hi,panic cooks associated Dear Abby As Retardation · and De'<eloptnental home of an ecuminical ministry to . np~rated from - the former Harri' with migrant familie s are employed Mexi can migrants working in Mcig., 'Farm' market. That t'cicilill' ha' bec·n to prepare the meals to ensure that. Disabilitie s. for a live-year term . Editorials A4 • Approved appropriations red uc - County this 'ummer. dc~mc·d in,ufl'icient foi the le1el of thcv are authentic . A2-3 . tion s and increases for the countv The Portland Communitv Center\ 'en ices planned .. C'ouh said . Faith • Values Our l.ad1 of Guadalupe Mi ssion board.has agreed tn provid~ 'pace fi1r Tlw ANN i' a human ,cr\'ic·c, <Jrga- ChapeL meanwhile . is a ministry of grant s office and · Fair Hou si ng Movies As ofrice . the Appalachian · Nutrition :-Jetwur' ni1.minn 11ho'e primar) concern i' to Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy Obituaries • Approved, payment of bilb in the and Our Ltdy .'o f Guadalu~ ;o.It"iun provide mc.tls to the worke" during and the Catholic Diocese of As Chapel in the fmmer Pnnl .u1d the summer ;~nd other ,emcrge·ncy Steubenville. Led by Re v. Walter · B Section an1ount of S81 ,6 11.38 . Spmts Present were Commissionef' Mick Elementary S.:hool huilding '"1 Ohiu. f\eeds . such as . Clnthin~ and trans- Heinz . pa,lor uf the Pomeroy A6 Davenport and Jim Sheets and Clerk 124 . _The center w iII le;~,c a ,·Ia'> · · portal ion to ti1edicaf prm idef' . The Weather Please. see Portland, AS room and kitd1en ,,; the n\igrant :\:-..:,-. .: 11 ill IN ' the. ki-tchen in I he· cehGloria 1\loes. lf J 2006 Ohio Valll!)' Publishing Cu. INDEX Portland Community Center to house migrant services ' DON'T MISS OIJT ON HAVING YOIJR BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION INClUDED' · . ·· Smile! Now you can own lhl picture of 1hlt untlrgettable moment captured ·In the nat·JIP8per. PtiOi:ll become lim ales a when lramfld Of printed on a mug or mouae pad. Visit www~ mydailyse~ttinel.com and click the blue button. eaa . Dave Harris or Brenda Davis 992-2155 The Dail Se'ntinel· Bs - - - --------------··~- ~----~--- . �PageA2 FAITH • VALUES Famed.missionary martyrdom 50 years A Hunger For More ago ultimately saved the assailants' tribe The Daily Sentinel Friday, January 20, 2006 get those who love Him and have a place in His plan (see Romans 8:28). Over two millen nia ago, al l hope and joy seemed lost to the human race for all time, and the shroud of sin and death ready to completel y smother our world, yet God did not forget us. He dtd not forge t His promtse to save us tf we'll receiye His gift of eternal life and eternal hope. He sent a Savior. He sent His own Son, so that justice could be realized but then raised lii s Son from death so 'that His justice could also be vmdicated So, even when our hopes and dreams seemed consumed and they blow a"'ay like ashes in the wind, there i> hope and the promise of new life in the hand of God. Kept in His larder for those who wtll trust and obey Him is the food of renewal and victory.' From the wellspring of Hi s everlasting faithfulness is the refres hing and cleansing water of fellowship with Him. May you heed His promises and allow Him lo renew your hope as you iurn from your own way and, taking His hand , follow His. "A shoot will come up fro m the. stum p of Jesse; from Hi s roots a Branch will bear fruit. The Spirit of the LORD will rest on Htm - the Spirit of wisdom and understanding, the Spirit of cou nse l and power, the Spirit of knowledge and of the fear of the LORD ... In that day the Root of Jesse will stand as a banner for the peoples; the nations will rally to Him, and Hi s place of rest will be glorious" (Isaiah ll :l-3a, 10 N!V). Part 3 of 3 Please note· ThiJ coli eludes m1 account ol our human Tendencr w rehel againsT God's iovi11g -kmd· ness. I hope That rt ••il•idly pamts for us The faiThfi.rlness of God which rs best seen in the perso11 of Jesus Christ. While o11e may ji11d parallels between tlris and some real· life situatron s, The characTer.\ described in thi., are com pletely fictional. Numbly stanng ·at Charla ·s lifeless form. Mel and Lydia cou ldn't speak or cry, und could hardly even breathe. Accompanied by their pastor, they went home to a house that suddenly seemed some how less a home to them. That afternoon. Mel looked out hts window wtt h eyes ttiat had run out of tears and noticed that the apple tree had lost the last of Its leaves, even though tt was su11 midsummer. The funeral was indeed dtfftcu ll. but it brought tremendous comfort to the both of them. They remembered that God is faithful no matter what our circumstances may suggest and praised and thanked God even through the loss of their da~ghter, knowmg that their Father in heaven knows well the agoni zing loss of a Child. Several weeks later. Mel cut down the apple tree that had dted from the ftreblight that had so mercilessly peset ·the once lovely apple tree and then burned its wood. He did, however, lea'e the stump in the ground. not quite able to say goodbye to it entire ly or forget the promtse It once held for him. Now, 25 years later, Mel stood beside the same old apple tree stump. He smiled warmly as· he gazed down at it. From ou t ol the tangle of all the old and rotten roots that had once belonged to Charla's apple tree, a shoot had sprung up and had put forth the leaves of a new I l Pastor Thorn Mollohan apple tree. He didn 't know how it was possible, if the long dormant , roots had somehow mustered up enough to fina lly allow a shoot to sprout and grow, or tf someone, unbeknownst to Mel ..had perhaps secret ly planted an apple seed there in honor of Charla. Whatever the case, tt seemed that God had a plan yet for that old tree >rum p Mel's fully grown grandson. Isaac, stepped up beside him and laid his hand on the old man's back. Isaac had JUSt . . finis hed graduate school and was now a devout follower of Jesus, in love with God. eager to serve Him, and characterized by his own beauti ful re lationship , with the Lord. He and hts fiancee were planning to be married 111 less than a year. "Yes. God is faithful ," Mel mused to himself as he considered how blessed he and Lydta were through Isa?C. And even though the road that he. Lydia, Isaac and Charla had traveled had been fi lied wit h pai n and had thre,atened to S"Wallqw up all hope and joy forever, God had brought them through it and had demonstrated His eternal faithfulness ... a faithfulness that nothing 'on earth can conquer. And so it is with Christ Jesus. Although humamty has co llectively departed from God, still God is faithful to the human race It is true that He will often allow pain. loss. and >uffering to enter our li ~es, but He will not for- (Thorn Mollohan and his family have ministered in southern Ohio the past JO. 1/2 years. He is the pastor of Pathway Community Church attd may be reached far comments or questions by e-mail at pas tort hom @pathway gal· lipolis.com). Ohio man sentenced to attend church for threats, racial slurs CINCINNATI (AP) - A judge sentenced a suburban Cincinnati man to attend services for six weeks at a predominantly black chuich for threatening to punch a black cab driver and using racial slurs in a fight with the ntan. Brett Haines, 36 , uf Anderson Township, picked church over spendi ng 30 days in the Hamilton County jail. Friday, January 20, 20.06 Judge Wilham Mallory Jr. offered Haines the choice last week after Haines was convicted of disorderly conduct. expand Haines' cultural awareness, Mallory said. He told Hai nes he must go to six consj!cuti ve Sunday services Hames was arrested m and get the mmtster to sign a November for threatening church program to prove he cab driver Davtd Wil son and attended. Wilson's wife and telling Wil son, the cab driver, said the m he hated black people. he would have preferred the Prosecutors said Haines wa> jail sentence. drunk. "Church don't change The church services could everybody," he said. BY RICHARD N. OSTLING AP RELIGION WRITER NEW YORK - Far from home, . five American missionaries died in brutal fashion: speared and hacked to death by tribesman in the dense jungles of Ecuador. That mghtmare moment 50 years ago thts month evolved into a remarkable example of reconciliation, and one of the most innuential incidents in 20th centul)' Protestant mission lore. Now the saga is being retold in "End of the Spear," a moving feature film about redemption in the jungle with a bigger budget ($ 17 mtllion) and broader release (in 1,200 comme rcial cinemas this weekend) than many tilms of thi s genre. ' In Jan uary 1956, Bush pilot Nate Saint and American colleag ues Jim Elliot, Pete Flemmg, Ed McCully and Roger Youderian had teamed up in a ht ~ h-ri sk attempt to contact, betriend and evangelize the violent Waodani people (also. called Waorani or Auca). The live carried guns but didn't defend themselves when attacked. . Thetr martyrdom b~came world-fainous'through a Life magazine feature by photojournaliSt Cornell Capa and subsequent books by Ell iot's wido~. Elisabeth , who quickly matched her hu sband 's · heroism. She and Saint's sister. Rachel, somehow managed to settle peacefully among the Waodam and brought them Chnsttanny. The'ir exa111ple of responding to bloodshed with love insptred rapid conversions that are credi ted with end ing internal warfare among the Waodani and ens~ rin g the tribe's sur'ival. It also inspired generations of people to fo llow the call to become mi ssionaries. In another ·improbable . sequel, one of the ktllers, Mincaye, became a virtual substitute father to Nate's son. Steve Saint. .The two fri ends are currentl y touring U.S . churches to tell the1r story and promote the "Spear" movie along with Saint's new book of the same title. In an interview (with Saint as mterpreter). Mincaye. now in his late 70s. said ht s band killed the mi ssionanes because "furious" elders fe lt , "Let 's not let the foreigners come to our place." The elders accused the mis- ' sionanes of trying to ktll tribesmen. "We knew it was a lie," Mincaye said, but the grou p www.mydallysentlnet.com * Ill a.m, E\cfH ng 7 p. m.. Wedrw<:dHy S~rv1u•s - 7 11 111 Second B11ptist Church Ravl'-nswovJ, WV. Sunda~· Sdlool HI :tm, Mommg. w~u'\hip II 11111 Evcnmg - 7 pm. Wedne sday 7 p m s~hm ) l I.: hun h ur Jesus Ch ris! Apolitollc V4117~mUl .1nJ WarJ RJ , P.1~tnr. Ja mes M1lkr Sllnd.1~ S~hool . IU 30 11 m . Evcmn g · 7 l(l p m R1~er Catholic \'alley 'R• vcr V.1lh:y Apustohc WorshiP. Ccnln. R71 S J 1d AH! , Middleport, Re v MKhacl Bradfmd, Pastor. Sunday, 10 30 un lue s 610 pra~er, Wed 7 pm 8 1bie Sacred Hearl t:alholic Chun:h 16 1 Mulhcrr) A\'1! , Pnmeroy, IJ!J~ 5lNit Pa s1<1r Rev W:1lrer E Hcrm , S.ll Cnn Silldy am Emm11nuel Aposlolic l'aht! rnad~r lnt'. Loop RJ uff New Lmu1 Rd RLulano.1 Sen1tC!> Sun lflOO am & 7 "'10 pm .. liiiH\ 7 0(1 p m Pu<:lor M.1rt y R llun un Assembly of God . D.ulyM a~s-8 '0am Church of Christ Wrstsid e Church ~tud ) 7 pm Nc1l Tcnn~nl und7pm Sundu y Baptist Hemlock Gro~r Chr isti11n Chun:h Mmrster Larry Elrov. n. Wor~h 1 p • 9 jt) am Sunday Schwl . IU •o a1n. H1h k Stud) 7 p m CHr!M!nltr 1\aptist Chun:h Sd11l0l - 9 ~Ua 111 . Prcalhmg s~IVIlC 10 JO.un. EH!I\111£ Scn.' lct' 7 IK~m1 Wcdnes11.1y B1bl c SIUd ) 7 00 pm Imcrun P1 ca~.: hcr - FI O) d Ro s~ Sund.t) Chesh1re Jt'upt1sl Ch urch S\1 vc Li ttle Sund.t}' Sl:htllll 9 J'a ~ ICil nm, Mmumg 10 1.0 Worship .un H 1h l ~ Stud) 0 3llpm , ~ hmr pmd n:c 7.10 )OU lh aod B11llc BudLltc~ 0 10 p m 11mr~ I pm h.xok ,ludy \''cUnc'-11 01 ) AP Photo Steve Saint, left, and Ecuadorean tnbesman Mincaye pose togethe r in New York Jan. 13 Mincaye. a member of the Waodan1 tnbe 111 Ecuador, participsted in the murders 50 years ago of f1ve mtsstonanes 1nclud1 ng Saint's fathe r. Nate. Saint and Mmcaye were 1n New York as part of a nationwide Church tour promoting a new movie baseq on the 1nc,dent, "End of the Spear." Mincaye wears Waodani tnbal decoration mcludmg a yoweta or headdress w1th toucan feathers , a tlnta or armband with a to uca n feat hers and d1cagQ or ear plugs made of balsa wood. Both M1ncaye and Samt are weanng baga, or necklaces, With wtld boar teeth symboii.Zing t1fe . decided. "Let's not ktll each other; let's ktll the fore igners... Mincaye satd . hi s heart "was dark" until he learned about Jesus. "Waengongi (the Creator) used his son's blood like soap He cleaned it and l saw a new trail. Then I saw it's enough.'' he said, referring to tribal killmgs. The v1olence had to stop. "Waengongt .sat d. 'Come follow my trail , living well.'" BeSides slaymg outSide rs. the Waodani killed each other at the htghest rate of ariy known group, Umverstty of Connecticut anth ropology professor James Boster sa"i. Christianity. nothtng worked Less hostile toward mts· sions than are so me anthropologiSts- who see evange. lizatton '" cultu ml imperialIsm - Boster said that "of a11 the ways 111 which native people confront the larger society, often the most benevolent and caring lace of the othet culture is by nussionaries." Before the m1 ss lo nar ies ca me. ,_ Ell1 ' Ruthmd Ftrst Uapttst t hul'l.'h Sunda) Slhool · IJ J() am Wor~h1p 10 4 .~ <1 111 t•omeroy firsl Hapt1st 1'.1~H•1 hill Hmckcn F .t~ l M:un St. ioiund.li Sch (J \II nm WoJr<,hl p 10 \0 am I irst$rmthern ll11p1ls1 J l /17~ l'o1mero} P1k~ P a~ 1 11f E La1nar 0 IJ 1).tn1. Sun da y SLhnol 9 1U am, \\.ur~lup Scr.t<·e, 7 t)( l pm First Baptist Churrh l'.l>h•r . 6th and P.dm..:r St . M1 Jdl~ po•r1 . S1JnJa~ Sdw•ol - 9. 1'i am. Worsh1p 7 UO p m , Wednc..d.t~ 7 oo r m sl., \Ill: ·l'.bt"' J, l,..;rh (,ou~·m lnll'rtm pa,wr , Sund.t\ s~iw,ll '-.1 JO a 111 W01'h1p • HJ -Ill a 111 7 U() p m , WcJn csd.l) sn~~~~ ~ -7 lK J rm Si h er Run Ru1Jtl~l l'.1~10r Julm Sv.,mson. Sundo~v S.hunl lOa m V.nr , hlp - ll ~ m 700 r m . \\,.dn~1>da\ Ser\ 1co:s 7 uo r m L)clllll' Wea~e1 S un d<~y SdJOnltllO pm . 94'i .1111 ~l l!ll lll ~ Wt•llnc"'-l:t} Sen l>:t!s - 0 JOpm .....,...... ,. OJttom &11ft P191 • NIWS. w. . & rro"tl I ( Surf up lo 6X ftnMI'I_) ~ftl3mott Sign Up Online! www.LoMINet.com Middl eporl Churrh of Chrt st 'ith and Mam, P~~lor AI Hartson, Youth, M1m ~tcr. Ju ~ h Ulm. Sunday :-il ihKil - 9 ~0 .1 111 Wursh1p- k I' Ill 1(1 .1111 . 1 p m . \\ocdn csdo~y Serv1cc' 7 p m / ' Keno Church or Chrkt ~0 a 111., Su nday School Ill 30 am. Pa ~ t•Jr-Jdfr c} Wa ll a'~ lsi and l rd Sund.1y Worship - 9 Rl•arwallnw Rid~ Ch un:h ol Chrisl Pa sl\lf Bruce Terrv $1mda) School -'J 1(1 ' "' 'Wi•r,hlp - 10 :HJ ,1 m, 6 )() p, m, w~·dnc~Ja y Sen~~··~- (i 10 p m Zmn ( hun:h of l hml Pomeroy Ha rn~un11llc Rd (RI 1411 P,t> tur Rllgcr Wut son Sundn~ Sdw•)l 9JO am Wor>lll p - 10 30 am. 700 p m. Wcdnc"l.ty St·rv l~ t::. I p m. Tup!Wr.i l' lai n Chunh or Christ lnstrumcnl<il Wor~ hl]l Scrvl~l' f'llllllll llll\l lll RMine Firs! BMptist lh>lhlehem Baptist Church Gr<"al ll cnd Rlllll.: 11~ Ra~m c. OH, Pao,LI •t D.u11o:l Mclca Sunllil y S~hool 1) ~(I .1m Sumla~ V. vt ~ lnp 10 JO am . \i<.'Jtw....,l.t) H1hlc "itucl\ 11 till r 111 Old Rrthel Frt't' Will Baptis t Chu rth 21\!iOl St Rl 7 Maldkpllrl Su ndll) So:n tH Ill ,( m (o ~ Kl 1' m Tul'sda) Stnlll'' it iiO ur Ch mt nnfl Chilll rcll' Hnm e Rd . li ulld ·')' Srhool II am Wor~lnp - lOa m tip m. WcUne'iday Scrv1ccs - 7 p m ;~ m Ill I 5 Mt. l ' nion 8ppttsl • lnltlnl Masuglng · Keep~ bUclcly 1111t • tO Hl'd iiddo ·w wilt! w.brNIII 212 W Mam Sl . ,Sunday School · 9·10 ·• m.• Wnrsh1p - 10 "'10 01 m , 6 p m , WeJnesday Serv t ~,;es - I p m ~1:1am , li 4~ ~111 11.: 71Klp Ill. Wcdnc~dJ} p~,I L •r they had dwindled tq tiOO and ·'were at the brin k of cultural extincti on," because such a small group can't sustain Itself as a soctal unit. he sa td. In a 2003 academtc paper. Boster said the Waodani were desperate to hal t the cyc les of violence and had tned giftgiving. exchange of wtves, neeihg and attempts to ex terminate all ene m!es llopt Raptis! C hurch (Southern; qo G r:mt St MitldlcfXln. Sunday ~ hool - IJ ~l)ulll . W11n,lup 11 am ~ nd Op m. Wcdrx•,tl.l; S<r\ILC - 7 p m Paswr Gar1• 1 Before llill~ide B111ptlst Church IU't ,, ]f Rt 7, P.1 •t" r Rn l~l J .tm•·~ K A•r~·c Suhda~ ln 1 f1~d Sr S<'lllll' '' ' ll ' hl[l ·"l()"\ll;~m .. h pm, \\cdnt•,dtl St!tllL~~ · t) :1 111 I0 15 a m Y11U\ h ~ \{) pm tSundny B1h ll' Studv Wcdnc,duy 7 pm Dnilldhur) Chun:h or Christ Mumtl.'r l1Hll H.unyon. N~5K ~radi'<Uf) Road. Mllkll l· pnrL Sund~\ Sd1nf•l 9 lll V. or,lnp 10 3U a 111 Rutland Chun·h or Christ Sunday Sch•>l)l - 4 )0 am, \\'l,r-hlp and Commun mn - l 0 10 a rn . But> J Werry. Mun ster 8radford Chun:h or Christ Cornl'r of St Rt 1~4 & BraJhur~ Rd M1m stcr Doug Sham him y,,ulh M1m ster 8111 Anlhcrg~:r, . S uw.l<~y Sch~I\J I · 9 ~0 J m. Worsh1r K 00 J m . 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Wednesday prayer ~erv1ce 7 p m C11hary Pilgrim Chapel Ham sonvt ll ~ ROild, Pastor Charles ~~.:KI.'n za: Sunpa)' S' hool 9 30 a m.• Wontl1p - 1l a m 7 UU p.m Wednesday s~n l l:t'- 7 ()[)pIll Rull11nd l 'hunh u(thr N•u~ne Sunday 'ichtml IJ ~0 a m Wor,hlp I f) 3.0 a 111 , 6 W p,m , \\ edncsd!ty s;r.ICCS . 7 r m Rei MlkO: Clart: Pine l.m v~ H1bl e Hullni:Sii Church 112 mill' orr Rt ~25, Pastor: Rev O'Dell M.mk~ Sm1duy School - 9 ~0 am Weorsh tp - 10~0 ~ ~~~ 730 pm Wc Uae~day Scr. 1ee · 7 30 p m Wesleyan Bible Holiness Chun:h 75 Pearl St, Middleport Pa>!m R1ck B!HJme. Sllnduy School 10 am Wursh1 p - 10~5 pm. Suoda) Eve HlO p1 ~ WcLincsd,i) SctvtCC - 7 ~0 p m Pastor Arland Kmg. Sunday School Ama:d11g Gr•~t Commumty Chun:h t'a:.lOf. Wayne IJunlap. State Rt 61:11 , Tupjlt!r~ Pl.u n ~. Sun Wm~h1 p I(J am & 6·30 pm. Thur'<da} B1bl e Stud~· 7 00 p m I.11Ur!l ClifT Fr~re Methodlsl Churrh P.l>l0r Glcnr1 Rnv.c, Sunllay School 9 }0 .1m . Wo rsh1 p - 10 30 am and fJ Jl m WCdncsday Sen rce - 7 00 p m Latter-Day Saints Ttie Ch urch or Jesus Christ of Lanu- Da ) Saints S t Rt I MI. J.46-62J7 or 446 -7 486 Sunda:- s~huo l 10 20- 11 a.m. Rel1cf Soc\Ct)/Pnest hood I I 05- 12.00 noon . S.IL' r ~'mr n ! ·sen tlC "J- 10 15 a. m. Homcmakmg meeting. lsi Thllrs - 7 p m Lutheran 1~011 Pastor. Bob RQbmson. Sunday S'"hool - 10 am , Worshlp -9a m Hrath iMiddlqKn1) Pastor Bri an Dunha m, Sunday School 9 3Q 11m. Worship- I I 00 11m 10 30 am 9 . ~0 Rock Sprinp Pa stor Kerth Rader, Sunday SchlMll 9 15 a m . Worshrp - I 0 a 1n , Youth Fell owship Sunday • 6 p m Grah11.m Umted M~rlh1NI1~t \\.'(or'h'r - 11 a 111 Pastnr R~~:hurd Nease Becht el li Med M~rlhodlst Nev. Ha ve n. R1lhard Nease, Pa~tnr Sunda) v..nr~h1p 9 JO am Tue s 6.3 0 pr.t\CI and B1hl c Study, Rutland Pa stor Rllk Ruuriu: Sunday Slfloul 9 m am , Worsh1p 10 30 am , Thursday Scrv1ces - 7 p m Salem Cenler Pastor: Wil11am K Marshall, Sunday School - 10 I ~ am Wursh1p - 9 15 am, B1bl e Study . Monday 7. 00 prn Snowville Sunday Schoo l - 10 a m ., Won.h1p 9 am Btlhany Pa.slor· John G1 lmore. Sunday School 10 am .. Worstrrp - 9 a m • Wedne sday Sei'\I1Ces - lOam C•nnel-Sutton Carmel & Bas han Rd s RaCine, Oluu. Pas10r· John Grlmore. Sund ay Schoo l 930 am , Worshtp- 1045 am, B1hk Study Wed 7 00 pin ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME 17.1l.a) nt Stmt • I'U llu\ 270 ~e~~ !111\tll \\' m,_~ James II . .\ rtdtrwn. Liun~ d ~ unfr~l Oiffll nr Jlr1di !'i. -\nd~Nlll t u11:'thuu~hl hmnl Phtnmnj! East Letart Pastor Bill Marshal l Sunda) School 9a m., Worsh 1p- 10 am lsi Sunday every month cv.emng sern~e 7'00 p m , Wednesday - 7 p m Radn e Btlhtl Chur<'b Tuwnsl11 p Rd , 468(. Sunday Scflool - 9 am. Wur~ h 1p 10 a m . WednesJay Sef\•rce s I{) a m 9 ~() Pa~tllr. Allen Mrdca'p. Sunda y Sch< >n l 9 l\,lrthc•m Clu~ter, Allr~d. !kaltiC Sund.l\ Schnnl Wor-,hlp - 11 ,, m t:J · ~0 p m Pastor Jan~ q ~0 am Cht1i lt'r Jane I;Jealllc . Wor~h1p - ~ am. Sundav Sdwot 10 u 11) TI\Ur)dOI) SCf\ ll. C~ - 7 pIll Joppa l',l,tor B<lh R,ando lph Wur~ h 1p · .1m Suno.lay Sl. hool - ](') 11) ,1111 Q 10 .1ilbrr .1unrral Jlomt MIIIHWI -~~~~--·· 141112-M44 Blessed are the pure in heart; for they sllall see God. Matthew 5. Hobson Christian F~rllowsbip Church Pa stor Herschel Whu ~ Sunday S{'bool 10 am Sunday Church scrncc- (dO pm Wednesday 7 pm Restoruti(m Christian Fellowship ll ~6~ Hoope r Road Alfll'n~ Pa stur Lonn1c Coats SundH ; Worsh1p 10 nn am Wl.'dncsday 7 pm La!lP\ tll e Chnsti•n Church Full Go,pcl Pa st or Rohert Musser Sunday Sch{l()l 9 30 am .. Worsh1p 11)_30 am i 00 pm, Wl.'d Sl'n Ice 7 00 pm Pentecostal •o r m Penla"ll'l.l.al Assembl) St R1 124 Rac me Paswr W1lham Hobac k Sundll) School I0 a m h~mng - 7 p.m . \\~dn c.Ja; Sen 1n•s 7 Faith \ alley Tabernacle C hu rc h Ba1 lcy Run RlJud . P~ sto r Rev Emmett Ra"' s11n. Sunday F. ve 111ng 7 p m .. Thur!>dn.; Sen ICC 7 p 1p pm Presbyterian Srnu·use First Untttd Presb)teriu Paslnr Roht:rt Cnw. Worsh ip I 1 am Syracu ~ 1\ll§slon 1411 ffnd gema n St . Syra,· usc Suf!d~\ Slhoul · 10 am. E"cnm~ Wednesday S~fV I CC 7 p Ill, ~arrlson~llle Pmbyt~rrian C hun·h Pastor R,)bcn (ro'>l.. WlM'Shlp · 9 a m fJ p m Maddlt:porl Presbyterian Hazel Communi!} Chun-h Off Rt 124. Pastor Edse l Hart Sunda\ Sch011l · 9 lQ am , Worsh1p · 10 "'10 a m Paslor Jame' Sn~,\~r. SunUa~ Slh<•01 10 a m v.orshtp sen1t~ 11 .un 7 '0 pIll Seventh-Day Adventist l>~~rS\ille Community ~0 C hurch am wm,hl p Mul bl'rr~ H I~ f< d Bcnn ~lt Lu1. ~ 1c~h Wor~h1p - 1 0-1~ S ~ h11ol am ~() pm \\ tJ dnc~tl.l~ ~O.tm.Worstu p - 10 ~Oa m p lll \"••!"!.hlp · _1 p m MI. llrmuml nht-d Brethren m Chris! Church Teu ~ (,,mmumt\ 1t>-tll \\,d.. ham Rd Pa >hlf: r~lCI i\1 a lti~JJk Sunda~ Sd"ilx>l ') 111 J m \l. n1'h1p 10 1(1 J m . ~ 00 p m . \\. t"Jne~,la: Scn1cc\ 7 (Ill p m y,,uth gn>up mt'<"llll~ ~nd &. .l1h Sund~~ ~ \ll .1m <J 7 ~ ['("lmero;,' Pn•tor Siiii.Jidav Sef\I<C> United Brethren 11 F11ith l;os pel Ch urrll or lhe Nalllren.,. 7 >o p m \11. Olhe Cn mmunit~ Chun·h Pa~\or Ll~l t'm~ Hu-h Sunda~ Schl)(ll 9 1,{) .tm F,\~n1ng f• ~n p 111 W~"\ l ncd<ll' S<:f\ll'e 7pm' ' rm Eden I mint Breth re n in Chris1 Stat~: K(lul~ I ~4 t>ctv.o:en R~ed•1dl c . Rffils,llle l'rllo~sh ip of the Nazarene, Pa shH Ja n11e Pttlll , Sund~y School - Q 10 am Worsh1p ' 10 -l'i a Ill 7 r m WrdnrM:Iav SeTitl eS 7 pm Syracuse Church orthf Nazarenr Pastor M1kl.' Adkm s. Sundl:iv Sl'hl'>Ol - 9 .1\1 am. Worsh1p - 10 30 am . 6 p m . Wedne~da)' Sen lleS - I p m Full Uospel LighlhoUSl' Pnn ~<:-r111 Pa ~wr R"1 Huntn , SunU~1 S,;hl>l'l I() .1m h~nm11 7 <11 p m Tut,da > & Thur' . 7 •O p n1 '1.04'i H1land R<•JJ. South llctllel CummuiUI\ Chun.·h l'a~h\1 Lmd.t [),ml~'\\o••..U Sund .11 S,ho1<1l () .1111 \\o•l' hlp Su1l<.C 111 a 111 ~n,l ,1nd ~lh Suml.11 S1h~r H.1 J~c Carlttnn lnte rdrMmlnfltlonall' hurch Kong•hun f<oaJ l'·'''''r R»r<~·rt \ \11cl' Sunda) S1h~wl 4 1.11 ,, m ROCKSPRINGS Let \Oitr REHABILITATION CENTER men, thar tht>\ mm The care you desen•e, close to home 36759 Rocksprings Rd . Pomeroy, OH 45769 \\ , >r~h1p :Jra.nds Flonst \Cl' wmr gootl wnrh cmd glon(' Fathn i11 hl't/\'1' 11 .. \OW Hauh t~~r ' 16 74<1·992-6606 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992-2955 Pomeroy "So I stnve always to keep my consrien~ clear before God and man . Arts 24:16 !..' S1mda: S<hro..1l Ill a Ill , Sunda1 \l. ,,r.;h1r' I I i~l .\ Ill V.cd nc~dJ) H•xkiii):!J"I11 Pomero) Chu rch nrthe N8Z111nmf' ____.._.. l. -l--...... ~JR Salem Communlly Churrh Bu'k llf V. c~t Columbia. W Va om LIC\' Ifl g Road. Pa shlr Chiirles Roush (3 04 ) 675 ."!21lS. SundaJ S{'hool 9 JO am. Suf!da) ~H:n111g se n 1ce 7 QO pm , B1hl} Study WedneM.!ay -.er.rce 7 00 pm M1ddleporl Communily Churrh 'i7'i Pe.:11l S1, Mtddlepn rt . Pa o;tor Sam Anders11n Sunlfu\' S~honl 10 ii m El·cmng- 7 30 p m Wedneo;day Sen•tcc L(•ng B(llh \lll Sunda\ Chur~h P~~lur Rl Sen I CI'~ Full Gosp~rl Church or thr Lhing Sll.vior \ 11114111\y Pa.~tor Je >~ M<lfn S Saturday 1 ()0 p m Sahhmh S,;hLIOI 6 30 pm. WeUn e~ day Sl!'ni ces - 7 P m . Pa stor Alll'll Ml(kap Mt!IJ;;!i Coopera tive P11rish N~rw ltft YH:Iory (~ nter 1.771 Gt:orgt'!~ Creek RuaJ Ga lltpoh ~. OH P,tslnr 11111 ~tm en, S11nda; Sen1 c~' JU a m, & 7 p m Wednesdll) 7 p m & Youth7pm am , s~nr<C> - 7p m p' m H a rnsoo~ille Co.,m munil\ Churrh Pa!otOr Theron Durh am Sund;iy '-J )0 a 1\l and 7 p m • WcUnesday - 7 p m Morse Chapel Church Surn..l<~;. SlhO••I - 10 am . Wor;;h1p • OLIII WcJilcSJil) Sef\M.'- 7 r m Nazarene Middl~port Church Clifton Tabernadr Church fai lh f ull Gospel Chu rch Lnng Rmt um Pa!.lor Stt:!\~ Reed. S uuda~ •( Schm1l 9 •n am Wmsh1p - 9 ~0 am , anJ 7 p m., Wcd11e~du y 7 p m F ml<~y · fc llov. sh1p!->Cn1Ce7 pm 1 · 7 I'm Cl1fton, W Va, Sundl:l ) S~houj · liJ am Wl1nh1p 7 p 1n, Wcdne>Ja) Sao 1te- 7 Ahundant Gn1ct! H. F. I. 92 J S Th1rtl St Middlrpo rt, Pa s10r Teresa Da11 s. Su nday . ~er~ 1 cc. 10 am Wcdne ~ da y SCf\lCC, 7 p m Sunda) Sch(l<ll ll 1030a m 7 p m Hockingport C hurch Grand Slrcct, Sunday School • Y iO a m W(ti"S hip . 1f1 J() am, Pa~lor Pll11l1p Bdl l\ 11 . Oh n· United Methodist 011 12~ h ~h 111 d Wilke svi lle. Pa s1ur Re' R.1lph Sp1rcs. Sunda) School - 1) 30 am , wl,r>hip - 10 30 am . 7 p 111 Thu n;da) If ye abide in Me, a11d My Brogan-Warner INSURANCE word., abide i11 you, ye >ila/1 SERVICES ask wltat ye will. a11d it .1/ta// 214 E. Main · be done unto you. 992·5130 }01111 15:7 · Pomeroy iilifi MorninR Sta r Pastor John G1lmor<:, Sunda y SChool- II am Worsh1p - IUam TmTh Church Co Rd 63. Suntlay School Wnrsh1p I[} '0 am Wednt">d~y Serv1 c c~ Ash S trt'el Church Ash S\ , M1ddlcpur1· Pasl1lr Jeff Sm1lh Sund:~> S~ h no l - 9 30 .r m. Mormng Wor ~h • r 10 ]0 ~ m & 6 30 pm. • Wedncsda) Serv ile b 3ll 'p Ill , Ynutl1 Scmce- 6·30 p m Agape Ure C~rnt~r '' Fuii -Gospd Church' . Pastors John & Patt y W~dc, 603 Sc~.;ond Ave MMon . 77.15017. Servile ume Sunda) 10 J() a m \\ eJncsd;~y 7 pm lpm United Methodist Rejoid n(l Lift Chu-:ch 500 N. 2nJ '\1~ .. M1ddlepon Pa'itur Mtlic hncm~u . Pi! ~IOr Em e n1u ~ La"'renec Fun:rmm \\'( lf~lup 1U 00 am 7 {)I) 19~ Our S111vlour l.ulheran Church WJinu l and Henr) S t ~, Ravrnswood WVa Pa ~ lor D,l\ld Rtl.~ ~c ll . Sunda y S~ hot>l - 10 (HJ .1m Y.'lmhrp II am Jm 'n or~h 1 p · Scrv1cc!; Bethel Wors hip Ct'nter W7R:! S R 7, Rced~v•l l c OH 4577.:: \12' m1 le north or Ea~tcrn S~hoolo on SR 7 A f ull Gn~ pcl Chur,;h Pastor Rot> Harber. 1\ h odatc Pastor Karyn Dull 'i Yomr. ' l'a~tor Sultt: Fra nu s. Sunday se rv1tc s 10 00 am "'orsh1p (ll)() pm Famil y L1ri' Clas~cs Wed Hnmc Cell Group ~ 7,00 p m Omo:r L1rn1" C'r-11 Group at 1hi' ~h llrch 6·30 prn w 8 W prn PeMrl Chapel Sunday School - 9 am Worsh tp . 10 am Coolvillt United Metbodisl Pansh Pas tur Hel en Kim<:, Cooh1ll c Olurcfl Mum &. Ftfth St Sundav School 10 am , Worsh1p - 9 a,m . Tue~day Sen•tces St. Paul Lutheran C hur<'h s~cond S1 PotnL"ro)' Su11Jay .'khtX•l - 9 ~5 a 111, Wur.>hip • 11 m - Studv pm Pastor: Kerry Wood , Su nda~ School - 10 am . Worshtp · lla.m Corna Sycunwre & I) ~0 <~ We dnr \d~} Com mun1t~ Apo!ilolic C hurch P,l,h lr Wayne R Jev,.dl Sundav \1 llf'h'P - tJ nu r m Wl;'dnc,day nt~J p m H1hlc of Chml l< d. Pastor J1m Prollin ; R<~Lme Sun d~y Sdmol' Minersville P..llitor Bob Robmsorr Sunda) Slhl'•ol - 9 a m., Wursh1p - 10 a.m Pastor Bnan Dunham , Worsh ip a m . Sun da~· School- 10 35 a m. Sthersvllle Commurut~ · Portland St. John Lulheran Church Ptnc Gwvc, Worsh1p - 9 00 am , Sunda) 10 00 a'm Pastor James P Schmtl Arlllly . Call(Mr) 81blt Chun:h Cn Rd Pa ~ I M H.c1 Bhwkwood Sunda) S(· houl 9 liJ a m Wnnhl("\ 10 ]lJ a m : 7 111 1' m Wedne.da ) Sei"\'ICt: . 7 '\() r m PnmL"rny P1kl!' Oasis l'hristllln' Fellowship demlllll natn lll:il fel lowshr pJ Meet1n~ 111 the old Amcncan Lcg10n Hall Suuth hounh AI~:IIUI.'. M 1ddl~port Pa;tor Chn~ Stt• ~~o an 1000 am Sunday Othe'r mceu ng~ In humcs Forest Run Hy~ll Run Community Chun.:h 11 a~l tlr Rl.'\ Larry Lem ley, Sunday Sl hOOl - lf~Oam,Wnrsh 1p 10 45am.7 pm Thumla\ l:l1hl!-' Study ~nJ Youth - 7 p m t'111rrHr~ 8ll1lr (. hu n.:h Le1an W Va Rt I Pa,uu Hr1a11 Ma; Sund'l) School 9 ·.\(j a m. \\. nr ~hl[l 7 00 p m , Wednesday a1hk $1Ud) 7 flU [I m hith Fello~~hip Crusadt> ror ( 'hris1 Pu~tl)r Rc1 Friinkll p 01d;i'n' Stp l~l! J-ndJy I Jl m A New Bexinnin K (Full GosfW'I Chutt'hJ Hntn<.On vrlle. Pa,toh Roll al'jd Ka )' Mur>h.,Jl . Sunda} Sc:nke. 2 p m 10 30 am Worsh1 p - 9 ~0 am B1ble Smdy Wt:d 7 30 t' hi twooch Pastor Kenh Rader, Sunday Sehonl - JO am, Worshlp - 11 il m pm 1 Other Churches Asbury (Symcuse). Pa ~tor Boh Roh1n ~on , Sunday School - 9 4~ am , Wor~hr p - 11 a m . Wcdnesda~ Sel'l'iees - 7 30 p m Pom rroy Rost" or S haron Holine!ps t:burrh Lcm.lmg Creek Rd . Rutland. Pastor· Re\ DCWl'Y King Sunda y Khool- 9·30 am , Sunday v.orsh1p -7 ,P rn , Wednesday prayer mectmg - 7 p m. Whltr'li Chapel Wesleyan C'ooh 1He Road Pa-tvr Re1 Phillip K1denuur . Sund:.y s~hnul • 9 JO am . Wor..h1p 10 10 <1 111 , Wtdne!id<~ ) Service: Senile., 7 p m WL-dn c~ay Tupprffl Plains St. Paul P~ s lor f'l\1 M,mhcw 5·1 Mrddleport. OH 740·992-6128 Local source for trop hies, Ia ues t-sh1rts and more helor~ p m s.tl'l'ice EnlerpriM Holiness · f' lftdom t;O!ipt'l MiS!iiOn Bald K11<1h. 1111 \11 Rd II l'll~lol t(c1 Roger Wrlltord. 1\unduy SdHMll IJ ~0 a m Wor~h1p- 7 p m L"11e!!ttr Church or the l"oo'aurenc 1-'astur Ke1 H ~rhert lilll.te, Sunday S~huol - '1. ~0 lim Wu1~h1fl - ll H m . 6 p m .~First Sunday uf ~IJnth 7 00 Comm~nity Church l h•s' 7 pm \Ired lh.•'l:t l'r L hun·h 11ft hrlst \\.'cdlll''d") 10 30 a.m Episcopal Grllt'e Eplscopa l l"hurch 326 E Mam St. Porncroy, Sunday School ~nd Holv Eucharis t II 00 a m Rev l;dward Payne pm Rftdsvtll~r Congrt!gational Trinity C hurch Sc.:ond & Lyim. flomrroy, Pastor · Re~ Jonathan Noble, Worsh1p 10 :!5 a.m.. Sunday Schn\119 15 am SerVK( lU W am, Eve11111g Sen Jl t: fo Jun l .a\ende r, Suntluy Schnol - ll.lO am Wor~h1p - f() 10 ~m and 6 p 111 . Wcdnc'ida} ')~n I~C' • 7 p m 1030a·m - am 7 pm. \ ictnn Rllplistlndeptndent ~,::<; '-:: ~11d '\.t \ilddll'porl l'a ~l<l r Jame o; I; 1\ Cl•\'~ \\ prship - 10,1 m 7 pm. Church or God of Propheq OJ Wh1tc Rd . off St. Rt. 160 Pastor. PJ Chapman, Sunday S~:hool - 10 am. Wtxshtp - I I am. Wednesday Servrct:s -7 pm IDa m . S1111d·IY S<l11onl Cal'lWayAS...! • St Rt P~to;mr Pomeroy Chun.·h or C hr\~1 Punll'ruy We>lside C h~th 1. 1) Long Bo110m Sunday School - 9 30 a.m . Wor\hip Wnrsh1p - 9 3!.1 am, Sunday Sdmul ur Chrtsl 33226 Children's Hume RJ , Pnmcmy. OH Contact 740-44 1- 12% Spnd~y murnwg 10 0{] Sun nHumn g R1hl e ~ t udy ftJllowmg V.'(lfSh lp Sun l'V e li 00 pm lin~ 467. IJuddmg Luw, M.1 son o~ m Apple and S..:~.:oltd Sts., P;u,lOr Re v D~v td Ru ~\el l . SonJiiy SdlUol anU Wur~h1p- 10 am EltlllnJ<I Scrv1ces - 6 ]0 p,m, WcdncMtay Sel'l'tces - ("1 10 p m 4:H -5 15p m . Ma~ ;- ~ 30 [l in . Sun Con -8·~5-9 I 5 am .. Sun Mass - 9 "'10 Wed h1hlc 1.\berly Assembly of God W Va, P.1~l\H Se1vu.:cs IUOO ¥ WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK F.ellowshiu Apostolic PO The Dally Sentlr:tel • Page A3 ' r God .\o lol'ed tht' 11 orltl Ire g<11 e h11 ""'' gut/en .Hm ... Jolrll3 : /6 ionouffrr'l · .ftrt & ioafrtp TOU.-f811 •-•oo-Ju-otn MIDDU!POU cao~ottt·'•'• t I \1t: ll!~ C0u n1~ \ OILk-•t Flon't 352 East Pomeroy Marn Oh Ill!!!. W 'l Pt ~~~ ttHrd ~OJI tl>~hlghr~ ... Jrl-1 tpecrtJI r11r~· 740·992·2644 740·992-6298 erace is sufficient for thee: for m~ streneth is made Perfect. in weakness. 11 Cor. 12:9 M~ Office Serv1ce & Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 �OPINION The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher ! Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News ·Editor ' I , 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 people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress ofgrievances. - The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday, Jan . 20, the 20th day of 2006. There are 345 days left in the year. Today 's Highlight in History: Twenty-five years ·ago, on Jan. 20, 1981, Iran released 52 Americans it had held hostage for ,444 days. minutes after the presidency had passed from Jimm y Carter to Ronald Reagan. On this date: In 1801 , John Marshall was appointed chief justice of the · United States. · In 1841, the island of Hong Kong was ceded to Great Elritain. (It returned to Chinese cont ro l in Jul y 1997 .) 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In his "Book of Beastly Mispronunciations" (Houghton Mifflin, 1999) · Charles Elster said, "Nuclear has been mispronounced by millions of educated and otherwise careful speakers, · including scientists, lawyers, professors and even presidents of the United Statesincluding Dwight ·Eisenhower and Jimmy Carter. · Language ex pert Edwin Newmim said, 'The word somehow is too much for a fair pan of the population; education and ' experi' ence have nothing to do with .it. ' n Many of us have pronunciation hang-ups of our own . Dizzy Dean. who became a baseball play-by-play announcer when his pitching days were over, had trouble with most. words. He should have stuck wjth pitching. He would say such things as "Joe · Medwick slud. into third." Native Assyrian George .Lamsa, the Bible translator who came to the United States in 1917, was confused by our idioms. Having become a baseball fan after George Plag~nz em igrat\ ng to our shores, one day when he was listening to a game on the radio he heard the an nouncer say that Babe Ruth had "died on thi rd." Lamsa was sorry to hear that for the Babe had been one of his heroes . qwo innings later he was to get an even greater shock. Ruth. dead on th ird in the tlfth inning, managed to come to life and hit a:home run in the seventh! It was not the first time Lamsa had been perplexed by an American idiom. Once a lady invited him to her home for a pl!fly. "We're goi ng to have a shower for Mary So-andso,, she sat'd . In the Near East, brides .are bathed before the nuptials. Lamsa was surprised to hear . that Americans had the same custom . He accepted the invitation but, once at the pany, he wondered. what had . happened to change the MEANS, .AFTER FORM voo. Saturday. Jan. 21 GALLIPOLIS - Neal B. Clark, 84, of Gallipolis, passed PORTLAND Public away at 2:25 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 18, 2006. in the Holzer Medical Center. meeting for those interested He was born Sept. 23, 1921 , in Gallipolis, son of the late in. the Portland Community Buell and Trixie Neal Clark. · Center/Civil War Museum or He was the reti red owner of Clark's Jewelry Store, which he joining .the center's board. I0 operated for over 45 years. a.m. to noon , at the center. Monday, jan. 23 .He was a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, serving as a sergeant RACINE Racine dunng World War II in EAgi and, France, Belgium and Gennany. Neal was a graduate of Gall ia Academy High Village Council, recessed School and t.he School of Horology in Quincy, Ill. , and session, 7 p.m., Racine became a centfied master watchmaker. · Municipal Building. Neal was a member of the Grace United Methodist Church United Methodist Men and the Wesley Wed Sunday Schooi Saturday, Jan. 21 class. Neal was a Master Mason and Past Master of Morning PORTER Everett Dawn Lodge No. 7, Free and Accepted Masons of Ohio, Kemper to sing· and Bob Aladdin Temple Shrine, Moriah Council No. 32 of Royal and Hersman to preach at 6 p.m. Select Masons of Ohio, Rose Commandry No. 43 of Kn ights at the Clark Chapel Free Will Saturday, jan. 21 Templar, Grand Chapter No. 79 of Royal Arch Masons and Baptist Church . · TUPPERS PLAIN S ·OhiO Pnory No. 18 of the Knights of the York Cross of Honour. VFW Post 9053 will observe MIDDLEPORT -The Neal also served eight years as a member of the Gallipolis 20th anniversary wi th 6 p.m. White Oak Quartet, 7 p.m. at City School Board, was a Kentucky Colonel and a member of dinner prepared by Ladies the Middlepon Church of the the Wally Byam Air Stream Club. · Pastor Allen Auxiliary. Members · of post, Nazarene. He is survived by hi s wife, Jean Bates Clark, whom he mar- wives and guests invited to Midcap invite s public. ried Feb. 22, 1948, in Oak Hill , Ohio; a daughte r and son-inlaw, Nancy and Tommie Vaughn of Gallipolis; his granddaughter, Christine Vaughn of Columbus; a daughter-in-law, Lmda C) ark of Naples, Fla.; and a sister-in-law, Sharon (Doug . JL) Crabtree of Oak Hill. DEAR ABBY: I went into. In addition to hi s ~arents, he was preceded in death by a son, Joe Neal Clark, on Dec. 16, 2003; a grandson, Bnan Neal our home office and noticed Vaughn , in November 19,80; and a sister in infancy. that my wife had left her e. Services will be· 2 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 22, 2006, in the Grace mail on. I spotted an odd United Methodist Church . Officiating will be the Rev. Doug name, so I opened ·.one of Stockton, the Rev. Bill Thomas and the Rev. Bob Powell. the me ssages and my jaw Dear Interment will be in the Masonic section of the Ohio Valley dropped , It was from a man Abby Memory Gardens. Friends may call at the Cremeens Funeral with whom my wife was Chapel from 4 to 8 p.m. Saturday, Jan. 21, 2006. having an affa ir. The eMasonic memorial services will be conducted in the chapel mails were so graphic as to at 4 p.m. Saturday by Morning Dawn Lodge No. 7, F&AM . leave noilling to the imagiNeal will lie in state at the church one hour pr;ior to the nation . Thi s person is some funeraf service. · one with whom my wife had that since "nothing hap: Memorial contributions may be made in Neal's memory to an affair before we go t pened" it wasn' t an .affai r: I . disagree. Am I wrong? ~h e Grace United . Methodist Church, 600 Second Ave., together. He was going to FURIOUS IN NEW JERSEY Gallipolis, .Ohio 45631 . · leave his wife and live with DEAR FURIOUS: You A flag presentation will be conducted at the graveside by her before we met, but when now have two problems. You Galli a County veterans organizations. · push came to shove; he have a therapist who is siding Casketbearers are Ronald Noe, Guy Guinther, Norm stayed with his wife and ju st with your wife, and an advice Snyder, Doug Crabtree Jr. , Kevin Crabtree, Malcolm used mine for sex. who sees it yout columnist Orebaugh, Bruce Pennington and Bill Brown. One of the messages di s- way. No, I do not think you Honorary pallbearers are Charles Brown, Herb Bush, Earl cussed a planned meeting are wrong. And unless your Tope, Bob O'Dell ; Arden Dobson, Neil Sanders, Bill Cargo that did not take place wife can ·come up with a satand members of the Columbus Unit of the Wally Byam because he got stuck at only isfactory ex planation 'for Caravan Club International. work . She e- mailed him and inviting her old lover over for told him he could stop by the sex under the same roof as hou se any night after I0 and her child and her husband, I'd have sex for an hour or two say your marri age i.s MIDDLEPORT - John Erwin, 75, Middlepon, passed because our 5-year- old son · o.VE.R. . away on Wednesday, Jan. 18. 2006 at Holzer Medical Center and l were sleeping in other, DEAR ABBY: I have one in Gallipolis after an extended illness. bedrooms ! · sister. Our mother is He was bom on May 9, 1930, in Middlepon, son of the late She insist.s that "nothing deceased. When our father Arhe Everett Erwin and Maude Wears Erwin . happened," which · I have passes away, he will leave a He was employed at the former Vanadium l>lant and then trouble believ ing . We have sizable estate to my ~ister and worked as a transponation driiler for the Meigs County Senior b<1en seeing a therapist who me, .consisting of two homes ·Citizens Center. . believes my wife'. and says and various businesses. In addition to hi s parents he was preceded in death by sisters, Garnet Brown , Helen Hood ; brother, Chester Erwin. . · He is .survived by daughter . . Marsha; sisters, Maxine (Richard). Brown, Chillicothe, Irene Hendricks, Pomeroy. Julia Davidson. Grove City; brother, Dex ter Erwin, New Haven. W.Va.; and seve ral. nie.ces and nephews. . from.Page A1 from.PageA1 Services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Jan. 21, 2006 at the Middlepon Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home. Officiating Sulfridge . said another fac tors such as access to will be AI Hanson. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. 97;000 signatures are still need- health care or fear of finding Friends may call from noon until time of service on Saturday . ed for the state wide initiative •·something." at the funeral home . to go on · the ballot and .· Brueckner · has been treatIn lieu of t1owers. donations may be.mado to the Middlepon SmokeFreeOhio is looking for ing . loca l patients at the Church of Christ, 437 Main Street, Middlepon, 45760. · volunteers to collect signatures . . · Meigs Medi cal Clinic since it On-line condolences may be sent to www.fisherfuneralTaskforce member Counney opened last year and has seen homes .com Sim and Steve Beha were both an increase in precancerous honored by ACS for their vol- changes but only one case of unteer work in ttie county cervical cancer. regardin g cancer awareness: Finding those pn;cancerous Also attending the meeting . changes is part of .preventing were Ferman and Rae Moore. cerv ical cancer. Julie Williams, Paula Eichinger "We can prevent cervical and Ju~e Ellenwood of ACS . ·ca ncer. we don't juq fi nd The next meeting of the it,'. Broecker sa id of pap POMEROY - A childhood immunization clinic will be County Cancer smears th at ·detect changes held from 9 a.m. to II a.m. and I p.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday, Mei gs Taskforce is at noon, Feb. 23 in the cervix that . can be Jan. 24 at the Meigs County Health Depanmen~. Bring child's at the Pomeroy Library basetreated before they become shot re cords. All children must be accompanied by a pareni/legal guardian. Bring medical cards if applicable. A $5 rnent conference room . lunch cancerous. will be provided. . A risk factor for cervica l · donation is appreciated but not required for services. -r " ' · ·~ AFTER John Erwin YOU. -· "' . "' .... I ACS . . Sen. Kennedy strikes out with Alito When I retired as publisher what you would expect of a of National Review in 1988, group of conservative alumI sent all my office fil es to ni. the Library of Congress. It But he did not extinguish had requested them, as pan the suspicion (or. hope ), · of its archive of 20th century which was now germinat ing William political manuscripts. I guess on the loony left ,. that . my Rusher they thought students of confil es ·might contain someservatism might find them thing tru ly damaging to Alito useful someday. - or at least to CAP. with Among them were my fi les· which Alita might the n be on Concerned Alumni o( job in the Reagan adminis" smeare<.l by association . Of Princeton (CAP), a group I !ration's Justice Department. so. why had Kirkpatrick had helped found in 1972 to decided to include in .his missed it" Maybe they protest Princeton's steady resume - presumab ly to thought he. too. was part of drift-toward being what a fe l- impress the Reaganites with the vast right-wing conspiralow alumnus, my old hi s conservatism the cy.) National Review colleague. datum ttiat . he had been a In any case, the Library of Congress thereupon received James Burnham , sadl y called "member" of CAP. ujust another liberal joint." Fast forward to November a request from Ralph Neas' Our two chief concerns were 2005. Alito, now a distin- People for the American Wa)' its <!eliberate debasing of its guished judge, has been (PAW), a smell y bunch of admission standards to meet nominated by President.Bush leftist s with . no principles self-imposed racial and eth- to suc'ceed Sandra Day worth men tjoni ng. to lei nic q[lotas (the policy that O'Connor on the Supreme· them . rummage through my later became famou s as Coun. It occurred to David files on CAP. 1 denied the "affirmative ac tion," . a·nct Kirkpatri~k . a New York request, in keeping with 1ny which the Supreme Court Times reporter and yet uniform· custom. of refusing recentl y ru led unconstitu- another Princetonian, to look to give PAW the correct tiona! if adopted by public into my Iiles oti CAP at the · Eastem•Standard Ti me. A su bs~q u en t and more ·uni versities). and its decision Library of Congress, to see if to throw the ROTC right off they revealed .anything about curiou s .request to the same the campus. Alita's activity in the group. effect then came from the CA P survived for a dozen . or a!lyt hing discreditable Congressional Research · years or so, publishing (with about CA P itself. Pursuant to Service, which (as IS its emmoney contributed .by yet the Library··s rul es. ·tom) was acting on behalf of another al umnu s, former ' Kirkpatrick asked my per- one or more . members or Ambassador · to Switzerland mission . .which I cheerfu lly comm ittee" of Congre". but Shelby Cullom Davis) a peri- gave. In a subsequent article refused to identify them . For odical called Prospect. and in the Times. he acknow l- tha.t rea.son. this request. too. sending . mitilings . to ·edged ri ght up front in the "'as denied.. Princeton alu"m·i - a prac- ·. second paragraph that "there That bring s us to tice that understandably dis- is no evidence that (Aiitol WednGsday. Jan. I I. That tressed the university admin · played an ac ti ve or promi- moming . in the Judi ciary istration. nent role'· in CAP. The re)t Committee hearings m1. the Then in 1985. Samuel A. of the artic le de;cribed Alito nominati!Jn. Sen. led Alita Jr., a Princeton gradu- CAP\ activities. and con - Kenricdy ·cD-Ma". ) dem:tn<.l · ate who was applying for a cerns. which were exact ly cd furiously I hat the l'llllllllil• •' • tee chair, Sen. Arlen Specter. (R-Pa.). subpoena my ti les on this evil organ it.ution .. .· CAP. Specter, who had . · apparently not seen a lettCl! , from Kenned y to the sam~ . ge neral effect, told him t(o' stop trying to run the com mitte~. but alloweu that he \vould look into the matter. . A couple of hours later. a member of Specter\; stall pho11ed me and requested access to the fil es. I t; ranted it. promplly and c0rdially . . and by nightfail investi gator~ · for bDt h Specter and" K d en ne Y were at the Library.. of Congress, going througJ,.: the fi les: They stayed at iL +; am told, unttl 2 a.m. on Jan. 12. That same morning.-' Chairnl<ln Specter tolu the" cominittee and the world thai" Jud ge Alito's . name wa s·' nowhere to be f'ound in those files - not even once. Score'' one for Ki~kp:Hrick. And Sen. Kennedy ? In hi{ desperate and wholl y unsuc:· cessfu l effort to blacken' Judge Alito. he has· sme<ired ' the good name s of' Concerned Alumni of:. Princetnn and various of it:; · men1b<,rs with fahc charges ; of racism. anti-feminb1i1 ancf ' much ei,c. '·' Just one .more disgi·nce in~: the long history of this t.t mous col lcctur ·or dis - · g1a.c c~ . · I \Vili!aiiJ Rusha i.1 u.. Distin ~ ui < l~ed Fe lln~> p/ 1/w Clare111ont llf .l litwc tur tilt' Sruclr of St<iT< '.\II<OII\hiJ> und Polrtimi•Philo.\of1ln .) Refreshments. Anonymous, clmed Big Sunday, J an. 22 Book ;tudy. 8 p.m., Sacred LETART - Gqspel music Heart Church . worship service m 6 p.m. E a s t 4 u nday, Jan. 22 Letan Methodist Church. . MEROY - Akoholics Wednesday, Jan. 25 nonymou' clo;eu 12 & I 2 MIDDLEPORT - Hobson study. 7 p.m .. Sacred 1-!.ean · Christian Fellowship Church . Church . MIDDLEPORT 6:30p.m . with service featuring music by Many Short . Narcotics Anonymous open di scussion, 7:30 p.m.. Cross Thursday, Jan. 26 Winter Pointe Apartments recreation POMEROY meeting of the Ohio Valley room . Crusade for Christ will be at 7 p.m. at the fellowship hall . First Southern Bapti st Church. Saturday, Jan. 29 POMEROY Ohio RAVENSWOOD. W.Va. Val ley Crusade for Christ - Free women\ health clinmeeting. 7 p.m.. First ic . 9 a.m. to noon , Jackson Southern Baptist Church. Countv Genera l H t~al th Centei Clinical breast examinations. . pap smears. Refres hments , door prizes. Appointmen.ts required at Saturday, Jan. 21 POMEROY - Alcoholics (304) 273-1033 . Other events Support groups· Man discovers wife's old affair has rekindled online .. .I INSIST dinner at Tuppers Plains hall. SYRACUSE - Syracu'e Youth League organizational meeting, 4:30 at the Syracuse Community Center. Questions call Eber Pi ckens, Jr., 992-5564. Thesday, Jan. 24 RACINE - . RACO to meet at 6:30p .m. at Star Mill Park. Potluck refreshments. New membi!rs welcome. Clubs and organizations " N01 NO... Public meetings Church events I BY ALl Community Calendar Neal B. aark plans. The bride-to-be got get into heaven," the minisplenty of gifts but there was .ter began to perspire. Th'\t:. no shower! was the same as telling thes~ ~ Son of nomads who grew . finan ciers in the congregaup speaking the ·Aramaic . tion that they wouldn't go to • language (the language of heaven. the Apostles), Lamsa discov"Don' t worry," said • erect that our Bible tran.sla- Lam sa. "The correct transla~ lions had got many bf the lion is 'rope,' not 'camel.· ali> Aramaic idioms all wrong. l will point out in the ser;:"; There is, for example, a mon. The Aramaic charaC:: saying in Aramaic, "l( your ters for camel and rope are'! hand of(ends you , cut it off." practically identical. Only a American idiomatic speech, native can tell the difference.' would render it, "If you.have The Greek translators got il_ ~ a habit of slealing, cut it wrong." '.' out." The passage, Lamsa sa id~ When a man who had been doesn't mean it is impossible;: asked to follow Jesus said, for a rich man to get int.¢', " Let me fi rst bury my heaven.' It means there will father," he meant, "Let me have to be some c h a n g~;s, · take care of my father until first. ,, JJJst as you have to remove he dies," or. in effect. "When I have no more family oblig- some strand s of a rop11 , atjons, I'll follow you." before it wil l go through thy,; Jesus' rebuke of the man .needle's eye, he said. so .\L ("Let the dead bury the rich man will have to strip~ · dead") made it sound as if away some of hi s material ~ Jesus didn't want the man to desires before he can get into ·" take the time to bury his heaven. father. · With the message well' Once Lamsa was asked to conveyed , it was not lost on preach at a church on Long the li steners. In fact, J.P. ; Island - to which the Morgan, who took the coJ,:' Morgans, the DuPonts and lection that day, came up to: other Wall Stree t fami lies Lamsa after the service to'· belonged. say how mli.ch he enjoyea' When he told the minister the sermon. (George Plag en~ is m\" he was going to speak on the text, " ft is easier for 3 camel ordained JJ'I inis flJf' and i'ete r~ . to go through the eye of a ar1 · newsman hased iii ' needle than for a rich man to Colwnlm s. Ohio.) . "' The Daily Sentinel • Page As ·www .mydailysentinel.com 2006 . Screening Local Briefs Immunization clinic Portland from Page A1 · Catholic church, the mi ssion was served last summer by a number of area Catholic pri est~. lay volunteers from Sacred Heart who assisted in . translating. and Sister Francesca Aguill a of Carro llton. who has since been hi red by the ANN and the DiOce se of Steubenville to work in migrant ministry. Cout s said Sister Aguilla will "wear two hats" at the center thi s summer. She will serve the ANN by managing soc ial serv ices for the migraTl.t workers, and will serve . the .Catholic diocese ' and local Catholic parish by organizing a weekly Spanish Mass and leading religious education for the mi grant fam ili es. Those familie s, Couts said. li ye in privately-owned rental properiies and reg ul ated migrant camps owned by third parties·. Those camps are licensed and are inspected by the count y health department. The partner> . 111 the migrant worker mini stry hope to cxpat~d their · ser- vices thi s SUIIUT\er with a .small general store ; which would provide sundry items, clothing and shoes for the workers. "We ·are very concerned with the social services end of the proj ect," Couts said about the ANN, "and we 're ve ry grateful for the assistance of the Diocese .of Steubenville and Sacred Heart parish, in panicular, for their efforts." Couts said about 99 percent of the migrant population are Roman Catholic. "Because Meigs ·County is fairly isolated, we found it was terribly imponant that the workers' spiritual needs be met. That's where the focal · Catholic communit y and the Catholic diocese have been so 'imponant." Couts. S<)id he ex peels the ANN to be in the building by winter 's end. "Without the cooperation of the Portland Community Center, we would not be able to provide these . vital services to the migrant pop ·ulation," Couts said. "We are grateful for their wi lli ng ness to help. and are· certain that the new location will be just .what we need to contin ue our work 0n behalf of the workers.'' Because my sister li ves 300 except the one way that miles away, I will likely be counts. if you know what I the one taking care of Dad's mean. · affairs af\~r his death. This Craig likes to tease me wi ll involve a great deal of ,about sex. but says it will time, going through both never happe n because he . house s, some cleaning, and doesn't want to ruin the .. too many phone ca ll s to fnends hip . Do you think it's .. count, etc. fa ir for him to arouse me and Would it be fair to keep then just run out the door 0 track of the time my hu sband Craig say s he doesn 't warn and I devote to this, charge ~n me. but when I go out on · hourl y fee, and deduct it from~ith other people he my sister 's share.· of our gets mad . How shm1ld I han-: father's estate? Let's face it. dle thi s~ - IRRITATED IN fai r is fair. - DREADING GEORGI A WHAT'S AHEAD DEAR IRRITATED: The DEAR DREADI NG: 1! key phrase in your letter is; seems fair to me . Howeve r. "he says he doe sn't want · if you r father has hi s facul - me ." Craig may enjoy teasing ties, this is so mething that yo u (a power play). or he · should be di sc ussed while might be gay (unavailable for he 's still li ving so it can be romance). In ei ther case. the noted in his will. If he 's too ·result will be frustration for ill to lalk, then speak to the you if you allow the relation- · lawyer who drew up . the ship to continue as it is. I say, will. You may be surpri sed move on . · to learn that what you have Dear Abby is wrinen by in mind is usual and custom- Abigail Van Buren, also · ary.' The lawyer can exp lain known as Jeanne Phillips, it to you. and wa.~ founded by her DEAR ABBY: I ha ve a mother, Pauline Phillips .· friend. "Craig," Whom l have Write Dear · Abby at known almost a year. We www.DearAbby.com or P.O, · have beco me closer th an Box 6944(), Los Angeles, CA : friends in a lot of ways 90069. cancer that many peo ple are Medical Clini c and Holzer· un awa re of is cigare tte tyleigs Cli nic. smoking. For other information on Screenings for cervical locaL free cancer re lated ser-' cancer should begin about . vices call the · American: three years after a woman Cancer Society at 1-888-· begi ns having sex ual inter- ACS-Ohio. Locally the ACS course, but no later than the · is supported by the efforts of, age of 21. The Meigs County Health groups like the Me igs County· Depanment ·offers pap smear Cancer Taskforce and the' · testing on a sliding fee scale Meigs County Cancer. Initiative that can often put. · based on iflcome for femal es of reproductive age. Call these services into the hands. of local people. 992-6626 for information. 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Those veterans of earlier wars know full well that they will soon be welcoming a new generation of combat CINCINNATI (AP)- For Iraq War veterans Jamie Paul Roberto and Brondhaver, the price of a veterans. lifetime membership in •·We're determined that we Chapter 3620 of the Military are goi ng to welcome these Order ot the Purple Heart, young people to our ranks as . which meets each month in brothers,'' said a Chapter Cheviot, is a mere $125. 3620 member, R!-year-old It is a trifle compared with Tom Anderson of Dent. He the price they paid to even be lost his left forearm and the considered for membership fingers of his right hand 61 - the price of being wound- years ago, when the young ed in war. · Army Ranger was trying to "Every man in this chapter di sarm' a German booby trap. took a bullet, a piece of "We'll welcome them as shrapnel -' some of them brothers.." Anderson said, over and· over aga in ~ serv- :·because that's just what ing his country," said Tim they are." Culbertson of Sycamore Roberto was the first Iraq Township, a conibat-wound- veteran to :join Chapter 3620. ed01 Vietnam, veteran who corning on board about a helped found the Cheviot year ago after returning from chapter of the national orga- a tour of duty in Iraq with the nization in 2000. I st Military Police Company, .It is an organ ization "that a Mari ne Corps Reserve unit really isn ' t looking for new based in Dayton. members, because that just "Within the next two or means more men and women three years, I truly believe have been wou nded in war,'' that the Iraq veterans · are Culbertson said. going to come and join the - Roberto, a Ma(ine Corps Military' Order of .the Purple and Heart and all the other vetermaster sergeant, Brondhaver, a re ce ntly ans groups in big numbers," retired sergeant in the Ohio said Roberto. 37. a Cheviot National Guard, are the first native who lives in West wave of Iraq War veterans to Chester. join the Purple Heart frater"Sooner or later, most of us nal organi zation. with many who served in Iraq are going more expected as they return to want to be come together with the guys from World home. . .. The Purpl e Heart - a War II , Korea and Vietnam," short strip of metal, fqrmed Roberto sa-id . "They'll real· in the shape of a deep velve t ize we are all brothers." One morning .last week, he heart, bordered in gold and . bearing the cameo of-George sat . in·· fron t of hi's laptop Washington - dates to the computer at the Marine American Revolution . It is Reserve · Center on Dayton's awarded to those who are west side; where he serves as killed or wounded in enemy the CO\npa ny's full-time . 'operations director, showi ng action. The Military Order of the visi tors pictures of the manPurple Heart is a congres- gled armored ve hicle he rode sio nall y chartered fra ternal in June 2004 near the Syrian organi zation open to all who border. have earned the medal. "We went over the crest of As with most chapters, the a hill and hit an anti-tank group that meets each month mine.'' he said .. "B lew the at Cheviot's Harvest Home whole left front off the ,vehiLodge is m ade up mostly of- cle. There were five Purple World' War II . Korea and Heart s awarded out of that . . AP Photo/The Enquirer, Jeff Swinger Staff Sgt. Paul Brondhaver, left, speaks with Tommy Anderson a World War II veteran speak during the Cheviot chapter of the military Order of the Purple Heart meeting Tuesday, Jan . 10, at the Harvest Home Lodge. in Cincinnati. The Pu rple Heart, a short strip Of· metal : formed in ·the shape of a 'deep velvet heart, bordered in gold and bearing th·e cameo of George Washington, dates to the American Revolutio n. It 'is aw;;lrded ·. to those who are ki lled or wounded in enemy action. , · o'ne blast.'' No one died in the blast. Roberto down plays his own injuries - "some cuts and · scrapes," ·a busted eardrum, compressed vertebrae. "But I look at that picture, and I know it could have been a lot worse," he said. "If I'd been riding with my arm out the window, like I · usually do, I would have lost an arm forsure ." 1 When he returned; a friend in Springboro - another combat-Wounded Marine encouraged him to join the Springboro chapter. He decided instead to become a member of (he chapter in hi s hometown of Cheviot. "I' ve been in the Marines a long time, and I' ve heard a lot of old war stories from other ge nerations," Roberto said. "! could never identify Local weather Friday . .'. Partly cloudy. Hi ghs in th e upper 50s. Southwest winds around 10 mph with .. gusts up to 20 mph . Friday · night...Mostly cloudy with a 50 perce'nt chance· of showers. Lows in the mid 40s. Southwest winds 5 to I0 mph. 1 Saturday ... Mostly cloudy with showers likely. Highs in the mid 50s. Northwest winds 5 to I0 mph. Chance of rain 60 perce nt. COLUMBUS (AP)- The House unanimously passed a bill that would .force pharmacies to strictl y reg ulate the sale of a popular overthe-counter co ld medicine that also is an ingredient in methamphetamine. The · Senate un animously passed the bill in October. Wednesday's action by the. House sends the legislation to Gov. Bob Taft. · Monday night...Cloudy with scattered snow and rain showers. Lows in · the upper 20s. Chance of precipitation 50 percent. Tuesday ;md Tuesday night...Partl y cloudy. Highs . in the lower 40s . Lows in the upper 20~. , Wednesday and Wednesday night...Mostly clear. Highs in the lower 40s. LoWs in the upper 20s. Thursday .. ,Partly cloudy. Highs . in the upper 40s. with them . But now I can Whitewater Township, who, walk in a room ~ith a bunch as a young Marine, looked of old guys and li sten to up from his fox hole to see them talk about lwo Jima. the American flag ratsed the Battle of the Bulge, over Mount Suribachi on Pelelieu, and I understand. Iwo Jima nearly 61 years It's like .! was right there with ago'; Jesse Willingham of Deer Park, who, 55 years them." Brondhaver, 37, ll soldier ago, was a soldier in the from Union Township, has Army's last all-black regt, the same feeling when he ment, taking a bullet and mixes with the old soldiers, enduring frostbite at the Marines and . airmen of Chosin Reservoir in Korea; Chapter 3620., Bill Ahrens, the helicopter Jan. I0, about 20 members pilot wounded delivering and of Chapter 3620 gathered for .then ex tracting airb orne their monthly meeting at troops in the jungles of Harvest Home Lodge, and Vietnam. . . Brondhaver was asked to get "I know each one of you up and tell his story - a has friends who didn't come story of life-threatening home, j ust like me," inj uries, a story of watching Brondhaver said, chol; ing a good friend die . The chap- back tears as he spoke. "We ter always has a speaker at its all woke up thi s morning monthly meetin gs to ta lk . with something in common: about one mili tary topic or our freedom. Everyone in ··another. This time, though, it th is room knows the price we was one of their own. paid for 'that fre edom.'' · He was in Iraq in July 2004 After the speech, the older with the Ohio National men walked up to the Iraq Guard's 2 i 6th Engineer veteran to pat him on the Battalion, on patrol when a back or pump his hand . rocket-propelled · ·gren ade Brondha.ve r, who' works tore thro ugh his Humvee, for the Cincinnati Recreation killing his · friend, Pfc. Commission, went th rough Samuel Bo.wen, instantly, the chapter's chow line with then slamming i.!UJ;I.Ihe fully Keontay Jackson, the 13loaded · M- T6 . rifle year-old South Fairmount Brondhaver carried. boy he has mentored since .Shrapnel from the grenade and bullets from his ow n Keontay was 5. They loaded rifle exploded, leaving about paper plates with fried chick300 pieces of metal in his en. and potato salad ,_a nd sat down at a table wtth two body. Brondhaver has recounted World War II veterans, Rogel his story many times to civic Laib of Mount Healthy and and church gro ups, each time Bill Huth of Monfort ' te lling hi s audience how .he , Heights. The men · chatted about believed that God had spared him for a purpose and how Iraq , the war the older men thankful he is to be back fough! 60 years ago and the home with his wife and .chil - knee injury of Bengals quar· terback Carson Palmer. dren. "You know," Brondhaver But this speech was differsaid. fin ishi ng off a chicken ent - instead of talking to civ ilians fo r. whom the hor~ breast. "usuall v when I·make rors of war are a remote and . a speech about .Iraq. l walk unreal thin g, he was talking into the ·room, and r m 'The to men who had shared the Man.' Everybody looks ~t kind of pain and sacrifice he me and says, 'You're the man .'. Well, I'm not ' The went through. in this room . It was a room full of Man ' Everybody in tni s room is heroes. . There was' Dick Kist of ' The Man .' " if Taft signs the . bill , a move th at is expected. medicines whose main ingredi e nt ' is the decongestant pseudoephedrine would be kept behind store counters accessible only to emp loyees . The medicine also would be sold o111y to people 18 or older who would have to show photo identification. Purchases · of the drug would be lim ited to 9 grams - about th ree boxe s of 20tab let pi ll s ~ in a 30-day period withou-t a prescription. , Pseudoephedrine is .a mild stimul ant that, in ma ssive quantities, is a key ingredient used in making illegal met hamphetamine, a highly _addictive street dru g often produced in clandest ine labs. 'Friday, January 20, 2oo6 . Lady Marauders pick up first TVC Ohio victory BSHERMAN@~YO A I LYTRISUNE .C OM LocAL SCHEDULE GAlliPOliS- Asch8dulii ol upcoming collgge and high school ~amity spor1ing events Involving 1eams !rom Gallia. Meigs and Mason countlos. Friday's games Bbya Basketball Fairland at River Valley, 7:30p.m Herbert Hoover at Pt. Pleasant, 7 :30 p.m. Be lpre at Meigs, B p.m . . Gall Ia Academy at Jackson , 6 p.m . South Gallia vs. OVCS (atAio), 7:30p.m. Easl ern at Waterford . 8 p.m. Hannan at Huntington St. Joe, 8 p.m. Federal Hocking at Southern. 6:30p.m. Wahama at Wir1 County. 7 :30 p.m. Girl& Basketball South Galli a vs. OVCS (at Rio). 6 p.m. Wre stling WSAZ tournament Satyrdav'a gamaa Soya Basketball OVCS at SouthtJrn , 7 p.m . Point Pleasant at Poca. 7:30 p.m. Girls· Baskelball Trimbl e at Southern, 10:30 a.m. ,River Valley at Meigs, 6 p.m. Unioto at Gallia Academy, 1 p.m. South .Gama at Notre Dame , noon Wrestling WSAZ tournament Wahama at CalhoUn Co. College Basketball Tiffin at A i9 Grande, 8 p.m. Women 'fl College Basketball Tiffin at Rio Grande, 6 p.m. Brad Sherman/photo Meigs· Catie Wolfe (20) drives past Wellston's Amber King (34) during Thun;day's Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division contest at Rock Springs. Meigs defeated the Lady Rockets, 5&49. Monday's aames Girls Basketball Gallla Academy at Pt . Pleasant, 7:30p.m Southern at OVCS. 5:30p.m. Park. Catholic at Eastern, 6 p.m. South Galli a at Sciotoville East, 7.:30 p.m. River Valley at Coal Grove, 7:30p.m. Girls Basketball High School League Standings Boys Basketball SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC SEO ALL Jackson 5·1 8-4 4- 1 11 -1 Warren 4-1 7-4 Manetta Gallia Academy \; · 2-3 S-6 1-5 3-8 ,Logan 1-12, . 0-5' Athens TAl-VALLEY CONFERENCE Ohio Division TVC . AU. 4- 1 Ale.:a nder Vinton Co. Belpre Nels...Yofk Wellston Me1gs 10-3 4-1 7-.6 3·2 3-.2 1-4 0·5 8·3 7-5 4-8 1·1 I Hocking Division TVC 4-1 3-.2 3-.2 3·2 1·4 I ·4 Trimble Fed Hock Eastern Waterford Milleir Southern .... ALL 9·4 7·4 6·4 6•7' 1·11 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE OVC · ALL Chesapeake 5-0 11 · 1 Fa~rl and 4- 1 8-4 Rock H1ll 3·3 6·6 Soulh Point 2-3 6-5 . River Valley 2-3 5·8 0-6 3-10 Coat Grove ALL Brad Sherman/photo 10-2 8·3 Eastern guard Jenna Hupp (31) dribbles baseline past Southern's Virginia Brickles, right, during Thursday's Tri-Va lley Conference Hocking Division contest in Tuppers Ptams. The Lady Eagles won, 71-39 . 4-2 ovcs 2-11 0-10 Gi.rls Basketball Pepsico - 58.33 Premier - 15.20 Rockwell - 65.85 Rocky Boots - 20.20 Sears - 123.25 Wai·Mart - 45.80 Wendy's- 57.10 Worthl11gton - 19.72 Oally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Financial Advisors of Hilliard Lyons In Gallipolis. SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC ALL SEO Warren 6·2 10·5 Jackson 5·2 10· 3 Marietta 5·2 5·3 logan Galha Academy 8·8 10-4 6·7 1· 14 .2·6 0·8 A1he f)S . TAl-VALLEY CONFERENCE Ohio DivlsiQn Alexander Belpre Nels· York Vinlon Co Meigs Wellston TVC All 6-1 5·1 4·3 3:3 1·5 0-6 11 -3 8-7 ,9-5 7-6 4·9 2-10 Hocking Olvlslon TVC 5-1 . 5-1' 4-3 3·4 2·4 0·6 Trimbl e Watertor'd Fed Hock', Eastern Miller Southern All 12·2 10·2 4'• 10 6·8 ' 6·8 7·6 OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE ' OVC ALL 6-0 11 -2 Coal Grove 5-1 10-4 South Pomt 4 -2 6-5 Fairland Rock Hill . 2-4 5·8 1-6 2- 12 River Valley 1-6 4-9 Chesapeake L ,..______ ... ___________, Lane Rocker Recliner 1 Entry Form ,, ' ;ij/ Need not ~ be present ~ to win §::_ ,,,~ .ALL aves Hannan I I 1 I I · ' ' . ~-----------------~ DON'T MISS OUT ON /lAVING YOUR BUSINlSS OR ORGANIZATION INClUDED DRAWING TO BE HElP FEBRUARY 3RT) PLUS Dave Harris or Brend~ Davis 992-2155 · The Dail Sentinel . ,_, 6-6 6-s · 5-7 4·9 1· 1, South Gallia · Wahama Point Pleasan~ . 1 INam ~ I 1Address I lphane OTHERnNOEPENOENTS ___ ......._ -' -- - -- ~ CONTACfS Phone - 1-740-446·2342 ext Fax - 1·740-446·3008 33. · E-mail - sports @mydailysentln el.com Spg.rl;~ St&li Brad Sherman, Sports Editor (740) 446-2342. 8)(1 33 bsherman@rnyda ltytrtbune com Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342 ext 23 bwalters@mydatlytrlbune com Larry Crum, Sports Write r (740) 446·2342. ext 33 lcr u~@ mydailyregiSter com but it was enough to 'secure the vic tory. Wolfe split a fair of freebies with :52 seconds to put Meigs up by four.-She made another 24 seconds later before Amber Burton iced the contest with a pair of make s with :17 seconds to play. . Joey Haning also reached double figures in the win, scoring II of her 14 points in the second half, helping lead the third quarter charge · tha t gave Meig s some breat hing room . The Maroon and Gold staried the second half on a I0-3 run to the lead to 3830. Meigs led by seven, 4639 heading into the final stanza. Burton finished wi th six points for Meigs followed Please see First. B:Z No. 7Lady Buckeyes fend off Indiana St. Joe at Wahama, 7 p.m •Point Pleasant Federal Mogul - .35 USB- 29.64 . Gannett - 63.54 General Electric - 34.68 GKNLY- 5.20 Harley Davidson - 54.05 JPM- 39.06 Kroger- 19 Ltd.- 22.55 NSC- 44.60 Oak Hill Financial - . 32.20 OVQ .:.._ 25.30 BBT- 41.08 Peoples - 29.30 SHERMAN from beyond the arc, kept the Lady ROCK SPR INGS - Catie Rockets in Wolfe scored 23 points as content i O'n Meigs picked up it s first well into the fourth quarleague victory 56-49 over We ll ston on Thursday at ter. She Larry R. Morri son made two in Gymnasium. . the fourth quarter, the The Lad~ Marauders utiHaning second of lized an e ffective fu,ll-cou rt pres s in the second half to which cut create easy baskets and turn -th e Meig s lead to 52-49 a· slim one-point halftime with 1:45 left. edge into the long awai ted Sturgi ll sco red 22 . points Tri -Valley Conference Ohio and was the lone Lady Division triumph. · Rocket in doJbie figures. Meigs . (4 -9) improved to Charity Exline was next I -5 in·the conference, mean- with seve n. wh ile, Wellston fell to 2- 10 Wellston went cold , howovera ll and is now the lone ever, and coach Carl winless TVC Ohio school at Wolfe 's Lady Marauders 0-6. were able to get to the free Bu·t the ho t 3-pointer throw line. Meigs strugg led shooting of Wellston 's E~in from there. meshing only 6Stu rgi ll ; who nailed four of-13 in the fourth quarter, By BRAD Sout h ,Galli a Wahama Hannan Meigs County Visitors Guide Local stocks . ACI- 87.29 AEP -37.91 Akzo- 46.90 Ashland Inc. - 64.58 BLI-13.03 Bob Evans - 24.01 BorgWamer - 56 .90 CENX _;_ 30.40 Champion - 4.40 Channln& Shops - 12.50 City Holding - 3.6 .23 Col- 45.33 DG -17.32 DuPont - 39.89 Point Pleasant 53, Wayne 51 Fairland 75, River Valley 45 Bill aimed at stopping ·meth ·labs headed to Taft Saturday night...Partl y cloudy. Much cooler with lows in the upper 20s. Nort heast winds around 5 mph. Sunday .. . Mostly .. wnny. Highs in the upper 40s. Sunday nig ht ... Partly cloudy with a chance of rain and freezing rain . Lows in the lower 30s. Chan·ce of precipitation 40 percent. Monday ... Rain · likely. High ~ around 40. Chance of rain 70 percent. Bl The ·Daily Sentinel LocAL SCOREBOARD Eastern_breezes past Lady Tornadoes, 71~39 · Br ScOTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT TUP PERS PLAINS Behind the dual doubledigit scori ng from th e Hupp sisters, Jessica and Jenna, .Eastern (6'8, 3-4) utilize<) balanced offense and inten se hustle to pound the Tornadoe s (7-6, 0-6) 71 -39 Thur sday night at Eastern High School. Southern was neve r in the game from the get-go. Southern's defe nse stood II shel around and lacking in watched as the opening J essica frame. H u p p Je ss i ca drained three 3l:lupp , who has been poi nt ers and sister nur~ing a knee injur y. J e n n a drilled two broke out more, as of a midJessica Hupp Southern L. Eddy s e · a -s o n obliviou s to s lump io the sharp shooti ng lead all scorers with 23 around them watched in points, including the three awe. The result was a 2 1- fi rst period tri -fecta s. The elder Hupp also had a great floor game and explosive hu stle . · Sister Jen na Hupp, co ming o ff a 20-p lus. game ncrself. had 10 in the first quarter and ende'c! the game with 12 points. Jenna also was a spark plug for the Eagle offense.: Erin Weber ended with len point>. · lil li an Brannon eleven. Ryan Davis four. Morgan Werry four. and Please see Eastern. 81 Owners approve Reds' sale to produce mogul SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Base ball owners unanimously approved the sale of basehall ' s oldest franchise, the Cincinnati Reds. on Thursday to a group_ headed by produce mogul Robert Castellini .· Carl Lindner, the 86-year- to be a~quiring about 70 perold Cincinnati financier who cent ownership of a fran owned the franchise. had chise worth an estimated three potential buyers whose $270 million. offers were roughly the The ·castellini faini ly same but chose Castellini founded a shipping company largely because of his local along the Ohio River in ties. Lindner will remain a I R96. 27 years after the minority partner. Cincinnati Red Stockings "Loca l ownership there became baseball's lirst prowas criticaL and it was cru- . ~essional team. Today. the 'cia! lo Carl Lindner," hase - company is one of the ball coml\li s,ioner Bud Selig -largest shippers nf fruil and saiu. "The one Merriding vegetables in the Uni te<.! goal we had was to have State,. local owner.ship.'" · Castel lini chose not t" J i,,Tt:rnJs weren 't atlntJunt:cd. cuss hi s acqui si tion of the but Castellini's group IS said team on Thursuay He "" cd his comments for a news con ference -at Great American Ball Par~ · on Friday. . . "Mr. Castellin i wanted his firs t comments to be live and in 'public before the fans ur Cincinnati." Castel li ni spokesman J(le Bride said earlier. " He wanted Ill talk dire.:tl y to ihe fans' nf Cinc·inn:ni from CnKinnati.'' The new ownership group inClude s William Jr. anu Tlwma s · Wi IIi am . . who operating officer. " He's . a partner in . the Cardinals and he's been with Bill DeWin 111 other ueals." s·eli g · said . "Eve rybody rav e, about him . He· _, very p~r s on ublc and a Cincinnati man . I think it\ great. Frankly thi s "as il ll easy one.. This '"" quiL·k." Seli~ ' -saiJ he firs! met CISI~Ilini about a year ago and sp1lk~ with him aga in on Wedne,dav ni~ht. . The\ 'take o~·er a fran(hise coml' from a familv th at with owned the team dul'lllg the 197(h. The 1hree "ere part of fell ow Cim:innati resident Bill Dew in .l r. ·, ownership group ,,f the S1. Loui s Caruinak · · The) arc tn th~ pro~..'l.: ...,.., of di\C :>~ I in!..! th~i r C'arJinal~· intcre\t ...~ acconJirH.! tn Roh DuPu\ . h:tscha1 1\ ,·hid a storied hi stt>rv but with nn p layoff appearances since I'195 . The Reds haw had n. ~ 'tralght losing seasnns. their Io nge.<! >lump in :;n wars . The \\ illi;um famil\ owneu pan of the RcJs until local L'ar dealer Marge Schon bou~ht .:on tr<illi1l g - ' Please see Sale, 86 - COLUMBUS (AP) Indiana forced Ohio State te rely on its supponing cast. That was fine with the · Buckeyes. Debbie Merrill had nine points and 10 rebounds and was a force inside in leading the seventhranked Buckeyes to a 60-50 victory over Indiana on Thursday night. Brandie Hoski ns scored 12 points and Marscilla Packer had II for the Buckeyes (142, 5-1 Big Ten). who won their fifth straight and eighth in nine games. "The difference was they had players who stepped up to make shots and we didn't," said Indiana coach Sharon Versyp. whose plan was to put the clamps on AllAmerican Jessica Davenport and. force the rest of the Buckeyes to win the game.' Merrill also had four blocked shots , and. three . assists in an all-around eft'on that stood out in a defensive struggle . She set the tone on the court by hitting a bucket and · blocking ·three shots as the Buckeyes closed the firs t half wtth an 8-2 run to take control. "Coach pulled me to the sideline and said I needed to score and I needed to lead the defense." said Merrill , a transfer from Cincinnati. "!' had to give a burst of energy to my reani ." II was an off night offensively and defensively for Davenport. the reigning player of the week in the confer· ence ._ She sat out Icmg stretch - . es ol the second half. even though she finished with 10 points and nine rebounds . Just a week earlier, she had 3-l point s. I6 rebounds. a per-. sonal-hest six assists and . three blocked shots in a 72t\2 win at Iowa. "ThL') really packed it in," Davenport · said of the . Hoo>iers' defense. " I didn ' t do a good. .job of moving aro un d the defen>e." Cyndi Valentin s.:ored .18 pomt >. Whitney Thomas had 12 poinh and 13 rebounds and Angela Hawkin> added 10 pninh for Indiana (9-8, 3J l. \1 hich hau won its last two CLlllferencc road games. The Bu ckeyes matched their season average on ddcnst:~ They came in ranked se.:ond on the nation in points allowed per game at 503. With Indiana players jam. mmg the pain! (Jn defense. Ohin State was- forced to Pluse see OSU, 86 --~------------~--------- �• • Friday, January www.mydailysentinel.com Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Eastern .High School Basketball Scoreboard from PageBl GiRLS BASKETBALL JACKSON 33 GALLIA ACADEMY 31 JACKSON (111-3 5·2 SEOAL) Kelt~ Smith 50 0 10 Br nan.y Chr stan ~ 0 0 3 Jenntlynn Mart n 2 0 0 5 V1ctor a Leah 3 0-2 8 Jar n Wasch 1 1 2 3 Bethany Wood o oo o Kayla McM !ten o 0-0 a Ashley Spnggs 0 0 0 0 Bnttany Logan 1 2 44 Totals ,3373833 GALLIA ACADEMY (6 7 2-6 SEOAL) Jack e Warns &y 2 0 0 5 Leah Cummons 0 o-o 0 Br Harry Elliott 4 1 1 11 Kayla Perry 1 2 AlexiS Ge•ger 2 2 2 6 Ayann oo Leshe 1 0 0 2 lindsey N day 2 1 2 5 Totals 12 39 4 5 31 Jackson 8 Gallla Ac'd 6 5 11 9 s - 33 15 5 - 3t 3-polnt goals-J 4 14 (leal 2 Mart n Chnst an) GA 3-4 (Eihott 2 Wamsley) Total rebounds-J 23 (Logan 7) GA 21 (Wamsley 7) OHens1ve ebounds-J 7 (logan 4) GA 9 (Wamsle¥ 5) AS S!Sis-J 8 (Martm 2 Loga.n 2 Wasch 2) GA 4 (Geger2) Steals-J 10(Smth2 Martn2 Wood 2 Wasch 2) GA 6 (Wamsley 3) Blocks-J 5 (Sm th 3) GA 0 (none) Turnovers-J 18 GA 18 Team fouls-J 10 GA 6 JV score----J 41 GA 37 OT POINT PLEASANT 53 WAYNE 51 POINT PLEASANT (5 7) Tessa Wyant 7 1 2 17 Anna Sommer 4 1 4 11 Tn sta VanMatre 2 0.1 6 Char 8 bbee 4 0-0 8 Leah Eddy 2 o o 4 Jody Hart ey 0 4 6 4 Skye Sm1th I 0-Q 2 Elizabeth Somerv tie o 1 2 1 Totals 20 57 7 15 53 WAYNE (nla) Qourtney Romans 5 4 11 14 Tameka Walker 4 3 9 11 Che sea Maynard 2 5 9 9 T tfany Wh te 3 o o 6 Emily Thompson 2 2 46 TashaAdkns2175 Totals 181540 51 Point 14 14 10 15 53 Wayne 16 8 16 11 - 51 3 pomt goals-PP 6 14 [Wyan t 2 Sommer 2 VanMatre 2) W 0 (none) Rebounds-PP 33 (Wyant 6) Steals-18 (Wyant 7) Blocks-PP 3 (Wyant 3) Turn overs-PP 27 Team lou s-PP 25 W 18 JV score-PP 46 W 32 MEIGS 56 WELLSTON 49 WELLSTON (2 10 0 6 TVC) Katy Stab er 0 4-6 4 Tara 0 1ver 0 0 0 0 Stephamle Tra ner 2 0 0 4 Wh tney Pair ck 2 1 4 5 Ern Stu g II 8 2 4 22 Peggy Flem ng 2 1 2 5 Amber K1ng 1 0 0 2 Sara Davey 0 0 0 0 Charty Exhne 3 0 0 7 Totals 18 8 16 49 MEIGS (4 9 1 5 TVC) Cayla Lee 1 2 2 4 Joey Hamng 53 4 13 Cat e Wolfe 9 5 12 23 Amber Burton 2 2 3 6 Amy Barr 2 1 3 5 Lesley Preece 0 1 2 1 Bnttany Preas! 0 0 0 0 Wh tney Sm1th 1 0 0 2 Met1ssa Grueser 1 0 0 2 Totals '21 14 26 56 Wellston 12 15 12 10 49 Meigs 15 1318 10 - 56 3 Polnt Goals-Wellston 5 (Sturgill 4 Exlme) Me gs [none) FAIRLAND 75 RIVER VALLEY 45 RIVER VALLEY (2 12 1 6 OVC) Courtney C1rcle 0 0 0 0 Rachael Walburn 1 0 0 2 Beth Payne 11 4 4 27 K rsten Carter 1 0 0 2 Kayle Sm1th 4 1 2 9 Margo Fral~y 1 12 3 ltana Corfas a 00 0 Brooke Taylor 1 0 0 2 Ashley Marcum 0 0 0 0 Totals 18 62 8 12 45 FAIRLAND (6-5 4 2 OVC) Bra nna Oav1s 8 3 5 20 Lexy Staten 4 0 2 8 Megan Auxter 8 2 2 19 Shea Berry 3 4 6 11 Chr st n Capper 0 2 2 2 Molly Bumgardner 2 0-0 4 Er ka SmootS 1 3 11 Emma Baker 0 0 0 0 Dest nee Spears 0 0 o o Totals 27 60 12 20 75 R.Volley 8 4 20 13 - Fal~and 20 18 21 16 - 45 75 3--Po nt Goals-RV 1 6 (Payne) Fairland 3 10 (Dav1s Auxter Berry) EASTERN 71, SOUTHERN 39 SOUTHERN (Q-6 7-6) KrJstllna Williams 2 0 0 4 Linda Eddy 52 2 12 Whitney Wolfe R ttte 1 0 0 3 Ashley Rob1e 3 0 1 6 Aachae P ckens 0 0 0 0 Emma Hunter 0 0 0 0 Sarah Eddy 3 0 0 6 Georgette Br cl\les 1 0 0 2 Ang e Apperson o o o o Chelsea Pape 0 0 0 0 V1 g10a Bnckes 3 0 2 6 Totals 18 2 5 39 EASTERN (3 4 5-8) Kate Hayman 1 1 2 3 Kaylee M lam 0 0-0 0 Ryan 08VtS 2 0 4 A.mber W llbarger 1 0 1 2 Alys:sa Newland 1 0 0 2 Morgan Werry 1 2 2 4 Jlll1an Brannon 3 4 6 10 Georganna 0 t 2 1 Enn Weber 4 2-4 10 Janna Hupp 4 2 4 12 Jess1ca Hupp 9 2 2 23 Totals 26 14 23 71 Southern 11 10 8 10 39 Eastern 21 16 19 15 - 71 3 Po1nt Goa s- Southern 1 (Wolfe A tfle) Eastern 5 (Jesstea Hupp 3 Janna Hupp 2) Lebanon 64 Falrbo n 28 LewiSburg Tr County N 56 Bradford 48 Lewtstown tnd1an Lake 53 Be lefonta1ne 43 Lex ngton 57 Mansfield Mad1son 30 L berty Chr stan 24 Powe I V11lage 37 Academy 23 Yellow Spnngo 44 Day Miami Vall"'' 43 Youngs Liberty 6B Cortland Lakeview 62 W1llow Wood Symmes Valley 50 Portsmouth SciOtOIJIIIe 35 Wooster 39 M llersbOrg W Homes 36 Xen a Chnsl~an 42 Middletown Chnstian 29 L1ma Bath 55 Ottawa Glandor1 49 OT L ma Shawnee 42 Wapakoneta 39 London 43 W Jefferson 42 LouOOrw111e 61 Johnstown Northridge 58 a OT Youngs Mooney 52 Warren JFK 41 OT Youngs Ursu11ne 80 Youngs. Chaney 40 Zanesville 76 WheeUng Pali< WVa 53 OT Lowel!vtlle 69 M neral A1dge 27 Macedoma Nordon1a 66 Meet na Highland Ohio High School Boyo Basketball 47 l Mad son 56 Brookv lie 41 MariS Stem Manon Local 69 Rockford Parkway 29 Manon Elgin 52 Cardington L1ncoln 41 Manon Pleasant 59 Caledonia A ver Valley two each tram Amber Wtllbatger, and Al) SSd Newland three from K,nie Hayman and one by Georgana Koblentz Southern was led by Lmda Eddy wnh 12 with s1x eac h from V1rg nua Bn ckles Sarah Eddy, and Ashley Rob1e Kns1nn a Willt,mt s had tour Whllney R1 ffle three, and Georgella Bnckles two M1dw ay through th e f1rst quarter Southe1 n swttc hed from zone to man-to-man and slowed the Eag les some until a Southern player lost track of their man, ,md Eastei n converted Soulhern turnovers 1nlo easy fast breaks Eastern went on a 16 I 0 rampage 111 the second round hustling ctrcles around the Tornadoe s e,tch tnp up and dow n the floor Both coaches agreed th at huslle was the dt fference 111 the ga me Southern lratled by 17 but cu( the le ad to 12 n ght before the half but tern ble pass tng and two turnovers pushed E,tstern ahead to a 16 po111t ad~an tage, 37-2 1 at the half Weber, Brannon, and Je sse Hupp each tgmt ed the 19 pomt Eastern th1rd quarter Eastern nddl ed the lazy Southern press Southern's Intent wa s to pick up the full courl Intensity, but the defense \1 as so loo se Eastern ptcked ll apart qune hand ily Thursday t Reautta Attica Seneca E 79 Fostona Sl Wendel n I 55 Carey 60 N 8altlm01'8 57 ChilliCOthe Zane Trace 72 Piketon 38 35 Ohio High SchOOl G1rls Basketball Defiance Ayersv1lle 51 Antwerp 41 Thursdays Reaults I Mass1l on Tuslaw 59 Zoarville Tuscarawas Defi8nce Tmora 64 Hlcksv111e 52 Akr Centra Howe 64 Akr N 23 Val ey 43 Frankfort Adena 47 Ch lltrothe Unloto 39 Akr F restone 92 Akr Buct}tel 48 McComb 46 Pandora G !bOa 36 \ Fremont St Joseph 60 Bascom Hopewell McDona ld 63 N Jackson Jackson M lton Akr Kenme~re 76 Akr E 28 Loudon 49 Akr Manchester 53 Wooster 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Be 1n H land 46 Sugarcreek Gareway 45 New Lebanon 0 x e 45 Day North rtdge 29 Bever y Ft Frye 65 Caldwell 42 New Par s NatiOna l 1i 81 53 Peasant H II Huntington Ross 58 SE lnd Panthers 41 Cm Trailblazers 38 Blanchester 50 Mt D rab Western 'Brown 33 Newton 46 Sycamo e Mohawk 56 Old For1 54 OT Canal Fulton NW 63 Lou svtl e Aqumas 51 New P.h ladelphla Tuscarawas CE!,nt Cath Casstown M~am E 52 Enon G eenon 46 57 Bowerston Cbnotton Valley 38 Tal Walle 56 Tal Woodward 54 Cm Clark Montessor 61 C n Shrader 17 New Richmond 56 Fellcty 51 W II amsport Westfall 83 Ba nbr dge Pa1nt C n Hughes 78 C n Western H1ls 29 Newcomerstown 50 Malvern 3B Valley 58 Cm lnd an H 11 67 Deer Park 53 Newton Falls 49 G rard 34 Wood Cou nty Chr st1an 67 Grove C1ty em Madeira 57 N send Tayor 42 Oh1o Deaf 68 C n Deaf 18 Chr st an 52 C n McNicholas 73 Ham lion Badm 39 Om11 1e 65 Mansf eld Sr 63 Cm Mt Healthy 55 n A ken 19 O:odord Ta awanda 52 l emo n Mdhroe 40 W Va prep balketbaU scores Pauld ng 52 Van Wert Llncol nv ~ 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Or Fax To 446-3008 Or Fax To (740) 992·2157 ~------------~~------- Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW IQ WRITE AN AD . . ------.,I r ~~ \V\Ot '\{I \II '\I\ i ANNOt:INCEMti'ifS ~ ~~D ~CJO ..... _ IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DAVID BUMGARD NER TRUSTEE OF THE DAVID BUM GARDNER TRUST AGREEMENT DATED 7/812002 ET AL Case No 05.CV117 PLAINTIFF VI ROSSLAND EDWARD STOBARTAKA ROSSLAND EDWARD STOBART JR ETC, ET AL DEFENDANTS NOTICE BY PUBLI CATION To Rossland Edward Slobart aka Rossland Edward Stobarl, Jr Paul Russell Pulhns Erwin Stobart Sheryl Stokes tl living last known address unknown, or If deceased the Unknown He1rs Next ol Kin, E.xecutors Administrators Devisees Spouses Assigns and Successors m Interest, 11 any of the above named Defendants whose names and address es are unknown You are hereby not1 11ed that you have been named Defendants on the action entotled Davod Bumgardner Trustee of the Davod Bumgardner Trust Agreement dated 7/8/2002 el al Plaintiff, vs Ross land Edward S1obart aka roseland Edward Stobart Jr etc et al Defendants Thos action has been aeelgned Case No 05cv117, and Is pend lng In the coun of Common Pleas of Meigs County Ohio The oblecl of the Complaint demands that the real estate which Is the subJect of the Complaont be parlllloned or ordered sold olot can not be parlllooned that each owner be ' requored to set lotth their Interest in the real ~state and lor an allowance of attorney fees real estate tax.es and costs You are requ~red to answer the complaint wt1hon twenty-eoght (28) days alter the last publtcatoon of thos Notice whtch will be published once each week lor six (6) success1ve weeks The last publication will be made on the 27 th day of January 2006 and the twenty eight (28) days lor answer will com mence on that date In the case ol your failure to answer or otherw1se respond as requested by the Ohoo Rules of Cov11 Procedure JUdgment by delault woll be ren· dered agatnst you and lor the rellel demanded on the Complaint Dated this 4th day of November 2005 Douglas W lollle (0007537) Attorney lor Plaonllff LITTLE SHEETS & WARNER PO Box 686 Pomeroy DH 45769 telephone (740) 992 6689 112) 23 30 (1) 6 13 20 27 Public Notice The Home National Bank woll A~clton the lollowong Items on Saturday January 21 2006 at1000am at the Bank a parking lot 1997 Ford Explorer 1FMDU34E9VUC4573 0 1998 Dodge Caravan 2B4GP44R3WR54178 9 The Home Natoonal Sank reserves the rtght to reject any and all bods All vehicles are sold as 11 where ts With no warranties expressed or Implied For an appointment I ~-- to see call 949 2210 ask 1or Sheila (1) 18, 19 20 Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO IRENE M DILL PLAINTIFF vs MARY JO WOLFE ET Al CASE NO 05-CV 110 NOTICE BY PtJBLI· CATION TO MARY JO WOLFE, whose last known addresses are 1665llncoln Heoghts Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 present address unknown, and KIMBERLY HOLLI DAY, whose last known addresses are 1665 Lincoln Hetghls, Pomeroy Ohoo 45769 present address unknown and RHONDA l MOON whose last known addresses are 1665 loncoln Heoghls Pomeroy Ohio 45769 present address unknown You are hereby noti· toed that you have been named Defendants 1n the act1on entitled Irene M Dill Platnloll vs Mary Jo Wolle El AI Defendants This action has been assigned Case No 05 CV 110 and os pending tn the court of common Plsas o1 Meogs County Ohio The object o1 the Complaint demands Judgment agaonst the Defendants Mary Jo Wolle and Kimberly Holliday, In the sum of $10 737 78 plus Interest at the rate of $2 95 per day lrom August 1 2004, on order to foreclose on saod Land Installment Conlracl located at 1665 lincoln Heights Pomeroy Ohio which Ia more lully described on land contract recorded In Book 65 Page 617, Meogs County 0111clal records and costs of this action that the land Installment con tract be foreclosed and that the liens and/or tnterests in or on sa1d property II any be marshaled and the real estate lolle quoeted and said properly sold In the foreclosure action and all amounts due Plaintiff be paid 1rom the proceeds of the sale You are required to answer the Complaint within twenty eight (28) days alter the last publication o1 this Noloce, which will be published once each week lor six (6) successive weeks The last publlca11on will be made on the 24th day of February 2006 and the twenty· eoght 128) days aile• the last publication of this Notice, which will be published once each week 1or six (6) success1ve weeks The last publication woll be made on the 24th day o1 February 2006 and the twenty· eoght (28) days lor answer w111 com· mence on that date In the care of your fa11ure to answer or otherwise respond as requested by 1he Ohoo Rule o1 Civil Procedure ~lgh't IN THE MATIER OF SETILEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PRO BATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Accounts and vouch ers of the lollowmg named 1oducoary has been flied '" the Probate Court Meogs County Ohoo lor approval and settle· ment ESTATENO 2005201 0· The First and Final Account or Douglas W lottie, Guardoan o1 Maurita Miller Unless exceptions are flied thereto said account will be set lor hea5lng before said Court on the 21st day ol February 2006, at whoch tome saod account woll be cons1dered and continued from day to day untol tonally dt&· posed of Any person Interest· ed may file wntten exception to sa1d account or to matters pertaining to the exe cutlon of the trust not less than f1ve days prior to the data set 1or heartng J S Powell Judge Pleas Common Court Probate Dlvlsoon Meigs County Ohoo (1) 20 Public Notice 1udgment by default wtll be ren dered against you and lor lhe relief demanded In the complaint Dated thlo 21st day of October 2005 Marlene Hamson, Clerk of Courts (1) 20 27 (2) 3 10 17, 24 Public Notice I~ THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PRO· BATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO • 'tCJO .....:_.-.c:a~,_ account o1 John T Wolle Trustee of the Trust Created Under the Item V of the Last Will and Testament of Creed Janes Deceased Unless exceptiOns are llled thereto said account will be set lor hearmg belore said Court on the 2oth day of February, 2006 at whtch tome said account will be considered and continued 1rom day to day until 11nally dis· posed o1 Any person Interest ed may 111e written exception to said account or to matters pertaining to the exe cutlon of the trust, not less than love days prior to the dale set for heanng J S Powell Judge Common Pleas Court Probate DIVISIOn Meogs County Ohio (1) 20 Public Nottce PUBLIC NOTICE County Me1gs The following applications and/ or verified complaints we're rece1ved and the following drall proposed or fmal actions were Issued by the Ohio Environmental IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT PRO BATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATIER OF SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS PRO· BATE COURT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Accounts and vouch ers of the following named flduc1ary has been flied In the Probate Court Meigs County Ohoo lor approval and settle- Protection Agency (OEPA) last week ACTIONS onclude the adoption modl11 cation or repeal of orders (other than emergency orders) ~~··-~-~.::;11 tssuance tonal actoon ERAC appeals must be loled with Environmental Review Appeals Comm1ss1on 309 South Fourth Street Room 222 Columbus Ohoo 43215 A copy of the appeal must be served on the d1ret: tor w1thm 3 days after loltng the appeal woth the ERAC Applocatoon lor Antldegradatoon ProJect City or Belpre Public Water Supply 1411 Washington denial modification revoca tlon or renewal of a permit , hcense or vanance Wnlten comments and requests lor a publtc meetmg regardong a proposed achon may be submotted wlthtn 30 days of notice of the Proposed Action An adjudication hear 1ng may be held on a proposed act1on If a hearing request or objection Is received by the OEPA wlthon 30 days of Issuance of the proposed action Written com ment.s requests for publtc meetings and adJUd1cat1on heanng requests must be sent to Heanng Clerk Ohoo Env~ronmental Protect1on Agency PO Box 1049 Columbus Ohio 43216 1049 (Telephone 614 644 2129) FINAL ACTIONS are actions of the direc tor which are modification or revo effective cation Pursuant licenses m~nl ESTATE NO 23224 The twenty-llrsl of Environmental Protection a " " ...-.L• •- a person who was a party to a proceedong before the director b,y 1111ng an appeal with In 3D days o1 notice of the Fmal Act1on Pursuant to Oh1o effecttve Issuance or of tor:• (Directors) Intent with respect to the Issuance denial etc of a permtt license order, elc tnterested persons may submit wntten comments or request a pubhc meettng regardong Drall Actions Comments or public meetmg requests must be submtlted wtlhln 30 days of notice o1 the Drall Action PROPOSED ACTIONS are wrtlten statements of the directors mtent With respect to the the Issuance demal permits leases vari ances or certificates and 1he approval or disapproval o1 plan~ and specifications DRAFT ACTIONS are written state " menta of the director w;.Jt:J~I-.1L J'J~--·~···~~-­ a upon stated date to Oh1o Rev1sed Code Section 3745 04 a final action may be appealed to the Environmental Review Appeals Commtssoon (ERAC) (formerly known as the Environmental Board Of Review) by t revised code sect1on 3745 07 a Fonal Action ISSutng deny mg mod1fy1ng revok ing or renewmg a perm1t license or variance whtch IS not preceded by a Proposed Act1on may be appealed to the ERAC by ltlong an appeal wothm 30 days of ISSUance of the Boulevard Letart Twp OH Actton 01117/2006 Rece1v1ng Date Waters Oh1o Rtver Faclltty Descrtptoon Wastewater ldent1flca11on No OIV00081 Antldegredat l on Project as deloned by OAC 3745 1 05 An exclus1on or waiver 1s applicable Requests to be on the Interest ed parties maohng ltst should be submoned wll~ln 30 days to Ohio EPA Dlvlsoon of Surface Water Attn PPU 122 S Front 51 PO Box 1049 Columbus •>..- ........ - Publlc Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN RE CHANGE OF NAME OF JOSHUA IVAN DOERFER TO JERRY ALLEN STONE JR NOTICE OF HEARING ON CHANGE OF NAME Applicant hereby gives notice to all mterested 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ts package I dud ng 401 K Sign on Bonus $2 500 "'Open ng for a Par t T tme RN Sign on Bonua I St 500 Call Judie Reese RN C Clinical Manager at (740)441 1n90r 1 800 481 6334 • •• ••• •••••• P.,l!a Local Home Health Agency look AQ fo FT AN and also accept ng app cal ons lor bu ne~t Cert f1 ed Home Health A de Classes whiC h' w It beg n on Februa y 13th 2006 Please call (740)441 1377 or [740)992 0990 for more mtormat on ~ 2006 by NEA, Inc omes 1. brokl,lr o ender IS properl censed (This IS a pubh H.El.PWANTED In this newtpaper It subject to the Federal Fair Houting Act of 1968 which mtket 11 11\egaf to advertiae eny preference limitation or dtacrimlnatlon btted on race color re-ligion sex famltial atatus or nellonal oHgln or any lnlentlon lo make any such preference limitation or discrimination Med1 Home Health Agency has an exc tmg opportunity for a full :'!1me part time or per dtem Phys ical Therapist to JOn our Med1care Certif1ed/JCAH O accred} ted agency m Cabell and Putnam Countms We offer a compet1t1ve Stng On Bonus fl ex1b hty n scheduling localzed or expanded servce area opt ons mileage re1mburse men! 401 K Progr8fm and full benefit package BOO 939-6665 Under New Management Russ Murdock General Manager Call V1ck ChadwiCk AN for details knowingly accepl advertisements for real eatate which 11 In v1alahon of the law Our readers are her~~by Informed thai •II dwellings advert 1ed In th1s new1peper are avelltble on tn equal opportunity btl'" Country set1 ng m GaU a County 3 bedrooms 2 baths t replace $85 000 (740)709 1166 Fabulous 4br 3 fu f baths Completely Remodeled House for Sale (304)882 PHysocal Therapist Gallipolis Ohio Wanted Cook w1th exper ence n menu plannmg for treatment fac:ll ty Pay based on expenence Pa1d In suran ce Call between 9am 3pm Monday Fr day (740)379 9083 2391 r PRornNONAL SERVICES TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSt? No Fee Unless We Wm 1 888 582 3345 IH \I I "' I \II Wanted D ntngroom Watress tull t me A fr endly sm11e and Serv ce or anted How.s would be 1deal for th1s pas FOR SALE tlon Apply rn person at Holiday nn Gall pohs No 1900 square toot 3 bedroom phone calls pease 2 bath house tor sale sets on 3 acres oH of State At 7 ScHouu; 1n Chaste Townshtp L'IS!lUJCnON Eastern School 0 st ct 2 car attached garage 2 out Gallipolis Career College bu ldmgs Call !740)985 (Careers Close To Home) 4321 aHer 6pm House 4 Sale 2000 sq toot 4b w/2ba At1ached 2-car Garage Great Netghborhbod 858 Poplar He1ghls Rd Just oH At2 near Aoos&."elt Elem School (304 )675 4435 attert5pm f32D MOBILE HOMES I'OR SAI.E 10 useo homes under S3 000 00 M\.Jst Go Ca ll Elane 74Q-385 0698 16xBO homes sta I ng at $25995 00 ncludes vmy s d ng sh ngle root Ca Russ 740 385 2434 740 446 4367 1 8002140452 Ca~Today Has open ngs for 3 Sale SSOCI8tes Top Performers earn a verage $80 000+ Yr 5 day work week 40 hrs CloseiJ on Sundays Benefits 1nctude Health lueCross Blue Sh el dental eye 1996 Skyl rw 28,64 38R 20 acre ta m w th custom 2 2BA f eplace ca tfledra l needing bar1enders appty m www ga pol sea ee eel e~ com story home bu It n 1999 ce I r.1g $35 000 (740)709 office at lodge only no Ace ed 1110 Membe Ace ed I ng localed between A o Grande , 166 phone calls please Coone fa nclependMI Col ft96S ano Jackson 3 m~ef oft At and Sctlpols 2748 35 $249 000 740 384 2006 16)(70 3 Br/2 btn T eatment R es1dent 1al V nyoVSh1ng1e $229 mo Cal 5!82 Facility taking appl cat ons (740)385 9948 tor youth worker Pay based 3 bedroom hOuse n on ex per ence Pad 91 Sky me 16~80 3 Bri Z Bth Pomeroy Oft ma n road Power L ft and nsurance Ca I between For sa e Aver v ew $27 000 t 740 S, 45 mo Cal (7.40)385 9 OOam 3 OOpm Monday A eel ner Char Call 740 ax res uma to (740)446 Frklay (740)379-9083 992 7349 Respons ble Aehabte Chid Care needed n my Home Must have Hours vary References/Transportat iOn 3 Bedroom 2 Bath 'w lh 96 Fleetwood 3 BR 2 8th New D shwasher Baby bed F rep ace n R o Grande $169/mo Includes DeiiVGry W mattress 95 Grand Pnx area. 8 acres mtl 40x60 Call (7401365 9948 runs and looks great 740 barn $120 000 (740)709 4164139 or7404166035 t 66 Pt P easan1 Moose Lodge 99 H you are looking for a Career Lets Talk Oh o Valley Home Health Laborers take tr.ees oul Inc h1nng Ful l T me AN and from so I process fo sh p Per D em MSW Accepting rnent m n wage Start ng appl cations for LPN GNA Feb 15th Clements Nursery STNA CHHA P.CA (304)675 1820 Compet t111e Wages Mileage and benefitS mcludmg Local bus ness look ng lor Heath Insurance Apply at Sec etary /Recept on st Jackson P ke Must have good tel ephone 1480 sk Is & good w th the publiC Galhpol s 01 {"24 15 Jackso n knowledge n compute s & Avenue Pomt Pleasant WV computer account ng pro or phone II) I tree 1 866 441 g ams & all other off1 ce 1393 PO Bo' 775 T red ol work ng a I tr e hOlidays? T red of wor kmg long 2 hOu sh Its? Come horne and p1n us at Nurs ng As s1stant Classes Beg nnmg Jan uary 30th 2006 If you enpy elder1y people and want to become a member of our health care te am please slop by Aockspr ngs Rehabil itation at 36759 Cen rer Rockspr ngs Road Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 and I II out an application lor the c asses Exte ndtea re Hea th Servtces nc 1s an equal opportunity employer th at encourages workplace d~ s ly M/F ON 740 662 1222 Desk Clerk neede d Please mach nes Hours Sam 5pm at Budget Inn Monday Fr1day apply 8 12 Jackson P ke Gallrpol s No Saturday phone ca Is please Send resume to local Bus ness ...... .,. .... . H.El.P WAN'lliiJ S.ntln•l PO Box 729 Z.o 116 110 Full time position In Meigs County Must be setfstar.ter, service oriented and able to work well with the public AVONI All Areas' To Buy or Se ll Sh rley Spears 304 675 1429 Alt ret! eatale tdverttalng T"la newapaper wilt nal I tO AtJcnON AND Fi F..A MARKET HuM~ !'OR SALE 8USINE:§ OfroRruNITY I wright20051!'comcaat net Lost Ma le long ha red 5004 Chih uahua Vanco Ad childs pet Call after 4 30pm Wanted To Buy Me1gs (740)446 9357 County Store Scr p Store Tokens and cu ency from REWARD Basset Houn d Rae ne Pomeroy and Female spayed last seen @ Middleport Banks 740 992 Mason County- 6040 A rport/McCI nt c 1 7/05 l\ll'lll\\11'1 Please help us f nd our O.,llnH I"' Daughter Clement ne Boyd & Aobm t304)586 n69 4 month old male Dog Cross Creek AuctiOn House Fnday 7pm L ve Mother Rottweller Father Buffalo Trave l ng Salesman Blue Grass Country Sand Adm1ss on $5 Dancers (304)882 2625 Welcom e Fr Jan 27th Rex 5 German Shepherd m1x Thornton s Band lrom At 34 pupp es and mother to g ve Auct on Saturday 6pm also away Galt (740)446 29 40 used Consignments D&N AKC Reg sterad Fema le Wholesalers from V1rgm1a Tra1 ier load of Black Lab 4 years old Free arge to good home 742 742 Merchandtse Knchen Open 2442 Dally In-Column 1 00 p m Monday Friday for Insertion L.o~-----_..1 Absolute Top Dollar U S S1tve and Gold Cons Proofsets Gold A ngs Pre 1935 US Currency Sohta re D1a n onds M T S Co n Shop 1 51 Second Ave nue Gal pol1s 740 446 L.__ ,r Display Ads • Include Phone Number And Address When Neflded • Ad1 Should Run 7 Days Black Lab wear ng blue co l lar Found Fnday 1113/06 oft Attent on 218 Very fn endly Call James 40 yr "Laughter s (740)446 7595 anytime the Best Med c ne Please Hot Republican ca 1 l ost chocolate pont (304)593 5321 S1amese RockSpr ngs Ad Foster Parents Needed area {740)992 3216 877 325 1558 Word Ads • Start Your Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviations StJccessful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response • CLASSIFIED INDEX ~ ......... c...:..., ......... Oearllfir~ Otfftee llo~.s- 2542 a::-- .... J.:-11..., The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentlnel.com Friday, January 20, 2006 Eastei n blitzed Southern on the Weber-Brannon Hupp combtnalton as Haym,m ,md Werry added two aptece tn a 19 8 Easte1 n rout the score 56- Pegg} Flem111g and Whitne y Paltlck both went tor ftve pomls and Katy from Page Bl St,Jblet and Stephanie Trdmer <tdlied lour pomls by f1ve from Am y Barr each Amber Km g to ssed and Cayla Lee scored four m a basket There was no JUni or var Whilney Smllh and sny ga me Melissa Grueser eac h hll a Me1gs play s host to field goal and Lesley R1 ver Vall ey 011 Saturday Preece made a free throw n n 20, 2006 J Part t me Bartender apply m person at Jeffs Carry Out Between 8 00 Pomeroy am and1000am Monday thru Fr day Must be able to work weekend No phone calls . No Ph one Calls. RA!porter Oenera.l Asugnment Reporter t.o wnt.e and de\.'elop fea.t.ures cover news event.! a.nd ba.ndl ~ some loc ill goveroment repor:tmg for da.dy news Lookmg tor H VA C Helpers No exper ence needed Wtlf tra. n Good pay Call {740)441 1236 lo pck up an appl caliOn paper m aout.bu.atern Ob to Expertence pre ferred b1.1t entry Jeul b accep\able Seud ruume and chp1 t.o POSTAL JOBS Kevm Kelly Mauglng $15 94 $22 56fhr now h1r ng For appl cat on and tree govememenl 10b rnlo call A mer can Assoc oi Labor 1 913 599 &220 24/h rs amp serv Edlk>r Oblo Valle) P ubh1Pmg Co Hl6 Third G~olltpoh s Ave OhiO Phooe (740)B6· 23"2 U\ 18 4~631 (304)675 6082 7671 992 2593 ------ wi\Nll]) At 35 Adun Video & Book Store need M1dmght Clerk To Do Pomeroy- new oot leave message 740 51 7 5388 Full lime (304)937 4900 Satelhte Technic ians Needed Ful t1me wlbene Its mdustry compel live wages No exper ence nee essary,. but !lands on exper ence a plus (Cans t uc110n cable sa tente e1c ) or WI t tra n !he nght pe rson Onve own truck w1veh1c le allowance (truck must be set up for mslalmg ex ladder rack & caps) or Dr ve Company Truck Cal M F Sam Spm at 877 682 8324 option 8 Compute r Troubte SMot 3 4 bedroom home 1 1/2 bath w th tam ly oom and Repa t Expen Se v1ce recently remade ed 740 992 2395 $98 J&C Tree Serv1ce io, E)(ca.vat ng 25 yea s e•p Free est mates 304 675 22t3 sao Cal For Rent 3 Bu ld ngs to Bus ness Use Located " Pomeroy Also 2 uosta rs Unfu n sheo Apts n Pomeroy for Rent Call 740 (740)446 4028 7BB 5BA Foree osu e only S18 000 For hsl ngs cat! 22 acres wonderfu l v ew 800 391 '5228 ext F254 r dgetop property close to AttenUon l mam h ghway perfect tor 4 Now 2 Open1ngs Elderly Reasonable $1 200 Mea s Loca l company offer ng NO whee er 1ra11s (7 40 )707 pro 2109 & Snacks Leave Message DOWN PAYMENT grams tor you to buy your (304)882 3680 REA I E...-r~ home nslead of enllng \\Ao\1Hl 100" a I nancmg . Less tnan per1ec cr ea t Need to se I ybur home ' accepteo I I " " I \I The Athens Me1gs Pay ment cou d be he Late on paym enls d Yorce Educat onat Serv1ce Cenler ob t ansfe r o a dea.Jh ? I same as enl 8UW.'Io.~ Govermng Board 1s acceo1 Mo gage locat o s can buy you hOm e All cash OPI~)R'Il 'I'TI~ ng letters ot nterest and a dquckcfosng 740416 (740)367 0000 resumes from persons 1n1er 3130 ested m tIt ng a vacancy on I~ I \I \I ..., •NOTI CE• the Gave n ng Board OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH Applicants must be a. res NG CO recommends IM dent ot the Tr mble Loca you do bus ness w th oeo H illl'>l:<i School 01Strtel Tl"'e let1er of 1e ypu kno..... and NOT t I'OR Rl:'\'1 ntarest should I Sl Qual hc::a. end money through thEi t10ns and reasons wt'riJ the ma um 1 you have nvest .~ 2 o 3 BedroorT' House 1r1 person wou ld f ke to serve ated ttw offer no Pomeroy No Pets 740 Lener& and resumes should be ma led to Newty remode ed 3 o 4 992 5858 M chael Struble Board Jut bedroom5 cenl tat a 2BA hou se $325 month P es•de nt Athens Me gs ba~eme n t ha dwood floors ESC 507 R ch land Avenue detached ga age arge 0011 $150 depos 1 you pay sd Su te i 108 Athens OH e ed pat o fenced t)ack utllrt es washer dryer hook 45701 Apphcat on ya Cl c osa to scmoo s Po1nt up stove ana ret gerator Deactl ne January 24 2006 P easanl $6$ 500 !urn sneo NO ns1de oats. (740 )446 9061 740)709 t 382 12 oo Noon fltiO to --:, ~~ .~ ""t ·- ...., FIND AJOB . . IN THE CLASSIFIEDS n· �• ,. It 2BA, "1.5 bath, 3 miles from 1 BR apt. Convenient locaHMC, $475/month plus tion, relerences , deposit No deposit. References pets. (740)446-0139 required . Call (740)4463 Bedroom newtv reniodeled House. $400.00. Total electric in Pomeroy with Private Parking. 740-9492303 or 740·591.·3920 3 Bedrooms 1 & 112 bathS, tutt basement garage. Central Heat and Cen1ral Air, all appliances. $550.00 a month and . DepoSit. In SyrEtcuse. ' 740~992·0167 4 bedroom , 1 bath , HUD approved house, $550 per mo., Meigs local School, 12 minutes from Pomeroy, (740)594·3031 4 bedrooms, 2 bath home with porch in Tuppers Plains, available lor rent on a month to month basis. $450 plus deposit, references required,> (740)992·3034 • Friday, January 20, 200&, www.mydailysentinel.com Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel 2651. ' 1ST MON. FREE RENT WITH PAID DEP. NEW ELLMVIEW TOWNHOUSEIAPTS NOW LEASINGI SPACIOUS 2 & 3 BEDROOM BOTH FLATS & TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE 'ALL ELECTRIC 'CENTRAL AC & HEAT 'STOVE, REF., 'DISHWASHER 'GARBAGE DISPOSAL 'WIND BLINDS 'CEILING FANS ' WATER, SEWAGE. & •TRASH INCLUDED PETS CONDITIONAL (304)882·3017 APARJMEIITS Help Wanted Help Wanted ·FOR RENT THE MAPLES 100 E. MEMORIAL DRIVE POMEROY 740-992-7022 Subsidized Residential Housing for 50 yllf"' ot IDI and older. PRIORITY GIVEN TO APPLICANTS WITH INCOME AT DR BELOW $10,900 for 1 person or $12,450 for 2 persons. Maxiinum Income ~ffective 02111 /2005 for 1 person $18,150 or $20,700 tor 2 persons. Must meet HUD/20218 cnte· ria tor household composi· lion. MANAGED BY ,Siiverheels, · Incorporated, A Realty Company ~qual HousinQ Opportunity Help Wanted Help Wanted www.mydailysentinel.com ' HELP WANTED , In the rollowlng areas: Parkel'5 burlfRavenswood/Jackson Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting applications for a Per-Diem Phlebotomist. Applicants miiSt have a valid driver's license. Six months experience preferred. Position involves drawing blood in a ·nursing home setting and transporting specimens. Experience in drawing blood on the older adult. · For more information: Pleasant Valley Hospilal C/0 Human Resources 2520 Valley Drive Pt. Pleasant, WV 255?0 . ,304'·675·4340 r r Phillip Alder .JRUVSA~ I --·--..,.,.--:cc-":':':' South .r. AP:=' renlal references, (740)992· Buy or sell. Riverine 16 5 _Q_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . Aonn1siqRue1s2,41E12Po4 mEearoS1y L~---lii.iiiilii-,..1 Nice one BR unfurniShed · · vapartment. Range & refng. 992-2526. Russ Moo re , 1 and 2' bedroom apart· provided. Water & garbage ii ow'iin~e"'!r.~-----., ments , furnished and unfur· paid. Deposi1 required. Call Ml.scELu.NEous nished, security deposit (740)446-4~5 after 6pm. MERC11AND1SE required, no pels , 74(}-~2· 2218. Tara Towrihouse All types of paris for plumb· 1 Bed Room . Apartment Apartments, Very Spacious, ing , hot water heater, 2 Bedrooms, CIA, 1 112 Ohio St. $350 plus Deposit Bath, Adult Pool & Baby fauce ts, washer/ dryer parts. · Water & Sewer paid . Pool, PallO, Start 5395/Mo. Also Healing & Cooling tools 1 ..304:.:..::1::67:..:5:_·6::6::6:.8- - - - No Pets. lease Plus & parts. $1,700 fi rm . Call (740)441·1236 for appoint· Modern 1 bedroom apt. Security Deposit Requ ired, ment to view. (740)446·0390. 1740)367·7086. M74a~n r I r--:::Sc:E""L;;-L'"I''Yo"'u""R=-'"..., EXCESS MERCHANDISE WITH A CLASSIFIED AD Broad Run Gun Club Outlaw & Slug Match Sunday, January 22nd · Eagles Aerie 2 171 · Entertainme nt Friday January 2 1 - B:OO.to 12:00 KAnd D Karaoke Noon ~ ? & Saturday January 20· 7 :30 to 11 :30 pm D isc J ockey BINGO Tuesday & Saturday Middleport American Legion Early Bird Game 5 pm Regular Bingo Starts 6:30pm 2412. SEARS HOME APPLIANCE PROMOTION JAN. 19TH- 21ST 2006 12% Cash Back on any Appliance $399 or more and Freezers $299 or more* wi1h Oua f;tying Sears Credi1 Ca rd purchases Cannot be combined with 0% financi ng (shown ~s O'elayed Total .on your receipt) 2200 Eastern Ave. Gallipolis, OH . 740-44&-1546 NOTICES "' J H South . KQ.Il 0 74 • J 3 • .I 9 lU 5 'l East All pass Openit~g lead : t 2· Wolfe Owner ~ FRANK & EARNEST Look after partner and your cards New Homes • Additions ' • Remodeling Licensed Home Builder (740) 992-0496 WV~03 14 Hill's Self Storage ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740·949-2217 • New Homes • Garages BARNEY • 'stZM:s•xtb· • Complete · Remodeling .THA~ GO, LADIES--AMMONtA, SOAP FLAKES, CLEANSE~.• SCRUB BRUSHES AN' B~OOMS 1! 'to 10~x311' 740-992-1611 Hours Stop & Compare , 7:00AM· 8:00PM. : . 111 4/1 mo p MIKE MARCUM Aooring & Remodeling Co, MANlEY'S SElF STORAGE Rubber Roo!1ng , Room P.ddll1ons, Decks, Sh1nglas, Sid1ng, VJmdows , Pole Barn Garages, New Homes Ae51denlhd & Commercral 740-245-o437 u....- ' a...,_ 97 Beech Street :10 , _. 1 "'"''.......'" Middleport, OH THE BORN LOSER . P"~OTI-\E.R. FR.II»,~; mOTI-\E.&"'<< t>Ut>LINE. TO 1'\E:.E:.\! I AAIE. 10x10x10x20 992-3194 pr 992-6635 I'"K~.W WrW T\-\E.'/'1<'£ C.I\LLE.~ i:>E~I>\...1~5? ~""occ."'ust.· IF t ooi'\'\Gtl 11\"t""'l I I OCI\t>LII'I~ ':>! "Middleport's only . Self-Storage" WORK Fii'IISI-I.EI> 01'1 1111\E:., 1/t.E:.BLtFE'S\ER WILL i<..IL\.. 11\E.-Tt\1\i'~ WI-I'<! ·~ ~ ~ • See--ll Rocky "f:t~" ' Hupp VANS \~ BIG NATE r Saturday, Jan. 21 , 2006 By Bernice Bede Oaot Ono of your more fortunate .areas in the year ahead will- be in forming excellent social and work re lationships . When you establish a new association, it will be both beneficial and of an enduring nature. AQUARIUS (~ an . 20·Feb. 19) - You're a gene!puS and compa:ssiollale person ahd this sometimes leads others to bel1eve 'they can take advantage of you. Should anybody try 1oday, that person is in for a · big surprise. · PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Chances for success 1n situations that could add luster to you r reputation and standing in the communit)l are tar better than usual today. Think victory, act on lhat thought and play to win . ARIE S· (March 21 ·April 19)- For achiev· lng a feeling that all is well with the world. adopt a phi!osophiC: al altrtudtl loday. It will act as a shield against gettmg upset or uptight ove r little disagreements or infrac· lions . TAURUS (Apnl 20 -May 20) - A jo1nt endeavor 1n which you're prese n-tly involved looks lill.e it is gorng to work out 'quito satisfactorily In the long run today fo r everyone: Don'i wO rr y about tl1e snail 's ·pace il is lakmg. GE MINI (May 21-June 20) - A relation· ship that is of importa nce to you mighl be go1ng through a rather delica te balanc1ng act at this po1nt in lime. However, meas· ures can be taken today to strengthen 11 PEANUTS TI-llS 15 RIDICIJLOU5 ! I"M LIKE A TIIRTLE .. I CAN'T GET UP! 59f·8757 ======~~~~~~:~ Graph 'lbur <JIIrtlldl!y : IMPORTS .SEPTIC TANK PIJMPING $95.00 PORTA8lE TOILET RENTAl CAll FOR APPOINtMENT TODAY George Washington. in a letter dated January 15, 1783 , wrote something that many would agree with: ~ Be courteous to all , but intlmafe with few, and lei those few be well tried before you give the91 your confidence. True friendship is a plant of slow growth, and must undergo and with· stand the shocks of advers1ty before it is entitled to the appellation." Always be courteous to your partner. gain her Or his confidence, and build a !rue friendsh ip. But North was snacked wnen his partner opened two spades, ·a weak two ~ bid . First he checked the backs of th e cards to make sure that they were iden.tical. Then he sensibly leap~ to six spades. If you were South, how would .you plan the play in either six spades or seven spades alter West leads the diamond two? Yo u start with 11 top tricks : six spades, one heact, one diamond and three clubs. In the small slam, you should take both red-suit finesses , getting home when one of theQl works, which shou ld happen about three-quarters of the lime. If you win triCk one with dummy's diamond ace, draw trumps, and take the Mart fi nesse, you will go down if th;itloses because the defenders will cash the diam ond king. ' ln. seven spades, though ; the diamond finesse is a mirage., Even if it wins. you will Still need the, heart finesse. And if West has the heart king, vou do not care about the diamond king . So, win with dummy's diamond ace. cross to hand with a spade (d rawing trumps) , and run the heart jack. When the finess'e worlo:s, treat your partnership to glasses of wine from a good appellation. · ·eAstro- ~ r- Console Organ~ Gulbransen 1151kw double manual. Great for home or small church · $950, (740)256· 1428. See bc·sales.com for pictu res t ' 9 8 5 2 K8G4 3 • Chuck Fr15 (740)385-4019. • \'Vest , "orth Pass 6 • 2• c r K 7 6 4 10 7 5 2 9763 Dealer .South . Vulnerable: Uoth . r 9 • • . • ~21!~4 j" P.m, • riiUPII@driii... S.CIII [:uuRHO?!!~,."'" f . ... AKQ East \'Vest P.l. 101189 M~di1PII1. OhiO Phlne: 740-843-5264 Fu: 748-143·1264 E-mail i.,.-------,.1 r 01·20.00 . A8652 • A Q 10 t A Q AND FININCW SERVICES I I Nort ROCKY HUPP INSURANCE r $400, i NEA Crossword Puzzle ACROSS Gallia-Meigs Community Action is seeking a Housing Developer Assistant. Must possess strong background working in residential construction:, be self-motivated and need minimal supervision. Familiarity with building codes preferred but not required, have some computer skills, able to relate with people of limited income and contractors, wi,lling to attend educational training in field and work flexible .hours if necessary. Valid driver 's license and reliable transportation' req li ired. Applications with resumes will be accepted until 4:00p.m. on January 27, 2006 at Gallia-Meigs CAA, 859 Third · Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45631. GMCAA is an Equal Opport\ffiity Employer. Pleasant Valley Hospital Phlebotomist-Per Diem Twin Rivers Tower is accept· ing applications for waiting list for Hud-subsized , 1· br, apar.tment, call ' 675-6679 EHO I The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 BRIDGE 2 Bedroom Apartment available in Syracuse. $200.00 AAIEOE deposit $350.00 per month www.pvalley.org rent: Rent includes w8.ter, sewer. trash No .pets. Downtown Office Space· 5 570 s 2nd, Middleport. 3-4 Sufficient income needed to room suite $650/mo: 1 room 1111:~~--...;--, I IR\1 'I 1'1 ' 1 II ' office - $225/mo.: 2 room ~CHAND ,ISES bedroom , gas furnacelcen- qualify. 740·378-th 1'1~ ,li, II\ I ... ltU h. Ll'R.K • tral air, very clean, no pets. - - - - - - ' -'- ' - - - suite $250/mo. Security depos, l t required . You p~y and HUD ·approved. 2 bed·room apartment Meigs JE"': $500.00 per month and County, very nice, clean, utilities. All spaces very nice. 1972 Chevy · P.U., LWB, Honda 700 Magna , 4cy'l. · AERATION MOTORS deposit. 740-843·5264. $425 per month plus Eleva1or. Call (740)446·3644 2WD. 350 Automatic. Good Excellent Condition lO . Auin; deposit, no pets, references R6paired, New &. Rebuilt In Condition. $1.800 0 80 for (813)385·1928 or seen at Attention! required, (740)992·5174 FORSALE Stock. Call Ron Evans , 1· ~ more info (304)675-2799 3208 Lewis st. Pt. Pleasant · Local company offering ~No 800·537·9528. DOWN PAYMENT" pro· 2811 apartments. Starting at HousofoiD $5061 Police Impounds! 1985 ·chevyll-ton dump 60 Auro PAR11i & grams lor. you to buy your $375/month . Located on SA Goons Cars from $500. For listings truck, new motor. cab & ACCESSOR!~ home instead of renting. New 8nd U~ed Furnaces. S00-39 1-5227 eiCt. 3901 160. SA 850 , Bob paint. Used daily. Asking . • 100% financing McCormick A.d. Call available. Installati on $3,000. (740)258·1253 . . ~ Less than perfect credit (7401441·0194 or (740)441· BUDGET TRANSMIS· '98 ' 2Dr. Black Explorer (740)441 ·2667. accepted Sport 4x4. Pwr. everything. 2000 OodQe Ram 1500 SIONS, All types. (740)2451184 NEW AND USED STEEL rear vent. 94k mi. $5800_. ~ Payment could be th e - - - - - - - - Sport, Excellent Condi tion . . 5677 or 740 645-7400 AppUance Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar 709·1276eve_446-t 113day. 3-Bedroom. 2-Bath Mobile same as rent. Must see to Appreciate CAMPERS & For Concrete, Angle , Locators. Home. 517 Burdene Street. Mor.tgci.ge (304)675·3476 MOTOR HoML'i 1994 Honda Shadow; 1994 Channel. Flat Bar, Steel Warehouse Deposit and ~eference (740)367·0000 lzuzu Rodeo 4x4, front dam· Grating For Drains. requ ired. No Pets (304)675Stop renting .Buy 4 bedroom 5462 · age $1 ,000; 1997 Fo rd 2001 · Dodge Ram tru ck 2000 Dutchman, Class C. in Henderson, WV. Pre" Driveways & Walkways. L&L foreelosure $15 ,000. For list- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Ext.(::ab 4x4, PS, diesel 2500 SLT HO~vy Duty, · Motor Home. Sleeps ·s-a. owned App licanes sfarting Scrap Metals Open Monday, $9,500: 200 1 Hornet springs. ca mper special, 10· ~4 675-7388 lngs 800·39 1·5228 ex t. Beautiful 2·story townhouse at $7!5 & up all u·nder Tuesday, Wednesday & c a m p e r ply tires. $7,500. Call Ed 1709. Frlclay. Sam-4:30pm. Closed ove·rlooking Gallipolis City Warranty, also have Saturday ' & bunkhouse.{740)44 t-1501 . (740)367·0624. park. Kitchen , O.R, L.R. , Household Misc. Items Thursday, study, 3BA. 2 baths, laundry starting at .99c & up Sunday. (740)446-7300 t9tJ5 Ford Crown Victoria u rlO area . References required . (304)675·7999 .•u o u n u .. o Trim pacKage for sale. 6 LX 135k mites, good condi- .__ _il.viiiiiiiiiiii~iiioo-· , Security deposit. no pets. panel pin e doors , poplar tlon, new ti res. $2,600. Call $900 mo. Call (740)446· Living room suite ·couch, 1999 Ford Explorer exc. base S"nd casing. Oak stair (740)44 1-9282. BASEMENT t4x70 ' mobile home, $425 2325 or (740)446-4425. love seat, chair, oak coffee syotem for $3,100 (304)674· WATERPROOFING 1998 Pontiac Fire bird co nd., loaded 113,000 O,iies rent, $425 deposit Call - - - - - - - - table, end table ~ 2 lighted 0,100 (740)446-4060 or (740)367· BEAUTIFUL Coupe. T-Sar roof. 5-speed $6500. 304·675·7059 or Unconditional lifetime guarAPART· corner cabinets, 2 yrs old. n62. manual. sharp. low mileage: 304-675·5034 from Bam· antee. Local references furMENTS AT BUDGET $800. (740}446-7665 after 6. XBox 360. used 2 d'ays. nished. Established 1975. $6 .890 · phone PRICES AT JACKSON 20GB HD 2 wireless con- only 2 bedroom mobile home in Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· 4x4 Racine, 5375 mo. plus 5375 ESTATES, 52 We.stwood Moving Sale- Quality bed· trollers, 2 unopened plug t (304)675·3275 0870, Rogers Basement Drive from $344 to 5442. room, livingroom furniture, play chargers. 4 .james & 2002 O,odge Stratus p6,000 FoR SAI..E deposit, years lea~e. nO Waterproofing. Walk to shop &. movies. Call treadmill, console organ and extras. $800 080. (740)339- miles, $5,000 080. Call pels, no calls after ·gpm, · 740._ 446 _ ~ . Equal 25 8 more. (740)256·1428 · See :.21:;8~0;. . -~----., 1740)256'6 169. 1985 Chevy 314 1on 4x4 (740 ) 992~5039 Housing Opportunity. bc-sales.com for pictures · :::.::::.:::.c:..::..c.:.:.:.....~--- ,truck. '$3,000 080. Call 2 bedroom mobile home, and info. BSIJPI'UESUILDING 2002 Olds Al ero. Silver. 4dr. (740 )388 .9567 . auto, air, CD, full power, Centenary, no pets. refer· CONVENIENTLY J,.OCAT· ence, $375 month plus ED & AFFORDABLE! New Serta Perfect Sleeper remote entry, 81 ,000 miles, 2000. Jeep .Wrangler. 5 TownhOuse apartments, King size box spring~ and Block, brick, sewer pipes. $4,650 . (740)388-0332 or speed, 4 cyl. , ~ tops includ· depos;t (740)446· 7275. and/or small hOuses FOR 2 Bedroom Trailer $400 per RENT. Call (740)44H111 mattress. Purchase price windows, lintels. etc. Cla ude cl6_1_4)c.c5...;6,2_·D_2_04_c_ei_L_ _ _ ed. Call aher 5pm {740)446Asking $600. Winters, Rio Grande, OH 2Q0 3 'pT Cruiser, Power win- 6541 . month and $400 deposii. for applicalion &: .info rma~i on . $1085, Call740·245·5121. . dow~ and locks, CD Player. (740)446·1282. Water and Sewer, GarbaQe Very. good co nditio n, 2001 Ford Expedition. Eddie included . Carport , and For Lease: 2" Floor, spaFUR SALE $7500.00. ( 740)388 _0140 Bauer Edition , fully loaded, ~rch. All Electric. Ref. and cious, totally remodeled, 2 Taylorsvill e so1a/loveseat, great condition desk · L,~-------,..1 moonroot, running boards, Stove included. No Pets. bedroom.'1 1!2 baths, unfur$25, baby swing, exer2oo4 Chevy Trai lblazer LS, 67 ,500 miles, great shape, In town Rac ine. References nished apartment New saucer, like new, $35 each. AKC Lab pups, field and automatiC, 4WO wl row pkg.. red an d tan exterior, tan required . 740·949·2217. water heater and appji{740)245·5575. waterfowl hu nting blood· Kelly Bluebooks @ leather interior. asking 7:00A.M. to 7:00 PM. ances. $600 a month. plus lines, calm and family orient- $22,000:,10,500 miles , $19,500. Call44 1·1417 after 2 BR all electric near Holzer. utilities. Downtown -T-ho_m_p_s_o-ns_A_p_p-lia_n_c_e_& ed, excellent pups, excellent excellent condition, .garage 5pm or leave message. , • $350 month. (740)44&6865 Gallipolis. Security an d key Repair-675-7388. For sale, price. (740)418·8388 . kept $19 ,900 (304)675o_r:.:(c.74 :.:0c.l3:::7..::9.:·2::.il2:::3:_._ _ _ deposit required. No pets. re-co nditioned automatic Black ,1994 Ford F150. 5.Bl. 1408 Referen ces req uired. washers & dryers, refrigera· Bleck Lab Puppies,· AKC '.short bed, grea t co ndiiion, 3 bedroom 'doublewide, (740)446-6882 M-F. 8: 00- tors, gas and electric registered. All males. ~i rst 2004 Jeep Uberty, excellent $3,SOO. (740)367-7245. an·d wormed. condition, less than 15,000 $400 month, $400 deposit 5:00. ranges, air conditioners, and shots Adorable.· 740·992·3506. miles, $17,000. Cell No pets, 3 ref. HUD - . -. -. - - - - - . wringer washers. Will do approved. (740)388..()()~ 1. Gracious living, 1 and 2 bed· repairs on major brands in Bulldog puppies for sale. (740)446·4028. FOR SALE room apartments at Village shop or at your home. $500 eacn. 4 males and 1 2005 Pontiac Sunfire, Rei' : ! , 3 bedroom motJile home in Manor and Riverside the Shade area. Water, female. Vet checked. Call 12,400 miles. 5 Speed 1989 Ford Club Wagon XLT· Apartmen ts in Middleport. Washer $95 : dryer $95; $8200.00. Call 304· 593· H . 99k miles, well mainsewer,· trash inclUded, $325 F $ 5 $444 11 740 (740)452·8468 or (740)450· . • refrigerator $95; electric 8755 . 1343. taifted. ' $2800. Call a month plu s deposit. No rom 29 • · · a 992·5064 . Equa l Hou sing range S95; chest freezer --~------ c.::.:.::___ _ _..:.__ _ 7401441 ·9282. pets allowed. (740)385· Opportunities. $125: new gas dryer $200: CKC Black Labs, 4 months 95 Z-28 Camero 350 Auto, 401 9. couch $150 : fu ll size old, male & female, $100. green. tan leather $5000.00. 3br, 2ba, Mobile Home Large 1 Bedroom Apartment walerbed $12S; hutch with 2C -.:~.:.11(:.:.7_40::.:1..::37:.:9:.·2::6..::9.:.7·_ _c. c7~40~·,;.74..;2;..·4..;0~1:" 1 ----., $440/mohth. $400/deposit in S450imonth, Utililies includ- end stands $125; wood TR ed!! (304)675·5819 burning stove $ 200; decorat~ Full blooded Pitt Bull pup· . UCKS New Haven (304)882-1 107 2003 Honda Rancher 4.(4 ed c hristmas; tree $ 75 _ 24". pies for sale $100, 5 males, L,---mriiiiRriiSiiAiiiLiiiE-_.1 350 like new call 7 40 ·256~ , Located in Centenary on 112 Middleport 1 and 2 ·Bedroo m 1375. . electric range S125. Come 1 female call (304)593-3423 acre lot 12x60 2 BR with furn1shed Apts No Pets, c:;heck out our new location. Shar· Pei puppies. 2 01 Ford F150 XLT 4dr, auto, outbuilding. np pets. $350 deposit, and previous rental 5.4L, VB, bedcover, 6CO 2003 Suzuki 4WD Vinson per mo. plus deposit references . 740-992-0165 . 121 6 Eastern Ave, Skaggs females, 740·992-9105. ApplianceANns , {740QUES}446-7398 ~~lENlS player, sunroof, good cond i- 500 ATV with 34 mile's. (740)446-0945. , ·•v tion , 77,000 miles, $4900. CARMICHAEL N9w Haven , 1 bedroom 18/21'mpg, $12 ,000. Must EQUIPMENT. (740)446· Mobile home spaces in unfurnished apartment, no sell (304)288·3335 Country Mobile Home Park. pets, deposit & previous 4br in Syrac use, $600/month & Deposit Water/Sewer included, No Pets (3()4)675-5332 Friday, January 20, 2006 'ALLEYOOP MA'<BE SOMEONE WILL COME ALONG, AND I COULD LIE I-IERE ALL WiNTER .. DO YOU MIND IF I PLA'< TJ.IROUGI-l ? I-IELP ME .. l.lli _YoLJr Right lo Kno1o1·, Deli\·erffi Righi to \'our jl ~ons 1derabl~ . VILLAGE OF POMEROY MEIGS COUNTY, • OHIO LEGAL NOTICE INVITATION TO BID Sealed Bids will be received lor furnish· t~g all labor, materials and equipmenl nee· essary to complete a proiecl known as Pomaroy Riverfront Wall Restoration at the VIllage of Pomeroy, Village Clerk 's OHice, 32D East Main Street, P.O. provide said surety. Those Bidders that elect lo submll bid guaranty In the form of a certified check, cashier's check or let· tar of credit pursuant to Chapter 1305 of lhe Ohio Revised Code · and In accordance · with Sectton 153.54 (C) of the Ohio Revised Code. Any such fetter of. credit shalf be revocable only at lhe option of lhe · beneficiary . Box 666; . Pomeroy, Owner. The amount of Ohio 45769 unlit the c.e rllfled check, 10:00 am local time cashier's check or leton Friday, February · ter of credit shall be 10, 2006, and at said equal to len (10) per· time, publicly opened cent of the bid and and read aloud . Bids lhe Successful Bidder may be . mailed .or will be required lo delivered In advance submll a bon~ In the to the Village of · form provided In Pomeroy atlhe abOve 153.57 of the Ohio address. Revised Code in con· 1 Bid Documents can junclion with the exebe obtained from the Cution of the contract. . Village Clerk:• Office. Each proposal must Each Bidder Is contain the full name required to furnish of lhe party or parties with lis submission of submitting the b i d· the fully completed ding Documents and Bid Documents, a Bid all persons lnlerested Security in accor ~ therein . .Each bidder dance with Section must submit evidence 153.54 of lhe Ohio of this experiences on Revised Code . Bid projects of similar security furnished In size and complexity. Boi1d form (Bid Each Bidder must Guarante·a a·n d Insure th•t ell Contract and employees and appll· . Performance Bond as cants ror employment provided In ' Secllon are not discriminated 153.57 .1 of lhe Ohio against because of Revised Code). must race , color, religion , be Issued by a Surety sex, national origin , Company or handicap, ance!ftry, or age. ·· Corporation licensed In the State of Ohio to All contractors and ', subcontractors · involved wilh the proj· eel shall to the extent practicable , use Ohio products, materials , services and labor in the implementation of lheir project. Contractor '· ' ' compli~ once with tlie equal employment opportu nity requirements of Ohio Admlnistrallve Code Chapter 123, the Governor's Executive Now Renting A-J Mini Storage 740-992-6396, 740-992-2272 Order of 1912, and Units 10x20 10x12 Governor's Executive .2,' Order 84· 9 shall be required . Bidders must comply with Ohio prevailing wage rates on Public Improvements In Meigs County as determined . by . the U.S. Department of Labor, • Federel Wage ·and Hour OivlsioQ . The Engineer's esli· male for this project . is $200,000. · The Vlttage of Pomeroy reserves the righl lo waive any informalities or lrreg~ ula(llies . The VIllage of Pomeroy 'reserves the right lo reject any or all bids or to increase or decrease or omit any Item or . times and/or award · lhe .bid to the lowest, responsive and reaponsl~le bidder.· By order of the Village of Pomeroy located at 320 Easl Main Stree.t, Pomeroy, Ohio, coun~ ly of Meigs (1 ) 20,,27 (2) 3 BARN REMOVAl 140-992-0153 Advertise in this space for $52 per month GARFIELD WHtC.H MEANS 1 ~ WANT TO YOU PON'T WANT TO KNOW HOW MY PATE WENf KNOW HOW YOUR DATE WENT' Dozer Backhoe Snodgrass' Upholstery· Racine, OH 740-949-2202 , Cu'i tom W1nclow Trca tnH.:nt :-. & l 1pl10htcry NowAvailabl• At HAUM LUMBER -. . GRIZZWELLS JASM\I{E , I ~lei-\ \bll t:b\.1\.t> 'DEE ~ niDE o\' ME \Ntl.\.. ;> ~E · .-----r 5At<\£ OLD ...-st.Mt. OLD Scorpion Tractors . "'1lrki"~ 11re Stiu ~ Out OJ · liard Work! " Mid -Sit.e 4Wheei Dri H~ Tr"ct<u· w ith .10hp & ~Ohp Kubo ta Engine' BAUM L UMBER St. J{t. 124 C h<'s lcr 9!15-3301 CANCER (June 2t -July 22) - Persons who are tond oi you and wanl to see you happy will go out of their way today to be helpful to you. Howeve r. don't take thei r. kind ness · lor granted : be sure· to show proper grahtude LEO (July 23-Aug 22) - 11 you are caught up on ,your responsibtlilies. take some t1me today lor a bnef recreatronal br eak . Call up a fr iend and plan somethrn g tun 1t'll do you a world ol good. VlAGO(Aug 23-Sept. 22)- You could be 1n lor a very pleasant surpnse today when two separate SituatiOns th at mean a lot to you. but have thus far lacked prom1se. sud· denly produce a payoff larger than expect ed LIBRA (Se pt 23·0cl 23) - lhe mental skills you possess. and your powers at concentrat1on, are eJO.cepttonally s~iong today. Th u,s. it IS an excellent t1 me to devote sorrye· effort 10 projects thai chal· lenge your 1mag1natron SCORPIO !Oot 24-Nov 22) - Do noJ make hgh t of any rnoneyrnak,ng 1deas you gel today Your tnstrncts 8re nght on target and what you conce1ve IS bound to be muc~ bette1 than you thmk. lo1 latien1ng your wallet SAGITTARI US (Nov 23-Dec 21 I Pe rsonal 1nlerests can be ad~tanced toda)l. bu t. rn order to ao so. you mtght na11e to ad)USI your t h1n~mg a b1l and be a httle more' assertr ve than usual Be llextble but also be conf,den1 CAPRICORN (De:c 22-Jan 19) - T1m1ng wtll be more Important than usuar today· 1n delicate Worlo: -•elaled s1tuat,ons 1! you hopt'l to advance P l ~y your aces ,at the nght momen! and you'fl be able to rake 1n you r go.als to the polls ·40 Not com111011 1 Stiffly 41 Mav' a foe decorous 42 Spill over 5· - choy 44 Feckleos 8 Runs 47 Zoom pul smoothly 48 Pause fillers 12 Loop 50 tnvada In a tutu 52 French 13 Floor Legion 14 No future headgear 53 Summer I 5 Pit or tlone Gemel org. 16 '"The," 54 Long river to Wo"gang 55 Return env. 17 In 56 ,Alley Oop' s (aa found! ' kingdom 18 Egg order 57 Vast number 19 VoslStretch 20 Glue • · of time 22 Bsahfut DOWN 21 Office 23 Tells assistant whopper 1 Slumber· 24 Rostad 24 Four-door party attire 25 Semesler model 2 Lagoon onder 27 Crowd protector · 26 Car seller's logether 3 Anatomical deal 30 Eddie , passage 27 Employ In " Beverly 4 Part of AMA 28 Cafe au Hills Cop '" 5 No-goodnfk 29 Daohlellc:on31 Dinner 6 Be in debt · 1llmpOnlry beverage 7 Frog's 31 Kurt 32 Limb aound, of lhe U.N. 34 Jaunty lid maybe 33 In a snll 35 Grade papeno 8 Sizzled 35 Flood 36 Large lizard 9 Volt or watt residues 37 The " M" 10 Tiny pesl 36 Exercises of LEM 11 R·V · authority 39' Went conn8Ctor 38 Beaut CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos ~ CiPher CfYpiOQfOO'IS are ere aled IIOITI qi.IO!attons 0., famous pecOe, past and presenL Eadlle!ler In me Cl~ Slards !Qr ~rlllhef Today's due: Mequals Y " ZW'HW CY FNGRF YLHWKM tWOOWH NU CY UNH ONT PCRJY , J CHW NR .. ' CKK PWH ." OPW XWCOP YYWHI)I'H PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "When·the reviews are bad. l lell my staff 1ha1 they : WOlD UMI . OReo rronge letters o' l&ur Setombled words ·' !he h1· low to form ·four words. I' I 1 I I P RONEEC 2 IIMOFT I ;::-r,--r,....:;,,..~.I~- .a EM A G 0 I My ~:,--"1 . . . . . . PATUOJ I best way to s low prog ress." he srghed , "1s to form a ..... ... _I" If--r-1~-~r--T'~-~r::-9...,..,-! () L -L._L._.J.._.J.._.J.. .......J. E) PPrNl A UNS(~t.MBl~ NUMBcP.E o lfTTf P.S I' . ~ .A.N S":\'~ ~ FORI . husband returned late town ha!l meet 1ng "The fro m r--::--'7"--:------. ~·ou : . Comolete lh, 'hvdle Qvcoed by I •il •ng in the n~~ u , ng . words Clev ~l oo frorn ~l eo Nc 3 below. l I' I' I' I' I' I' I' I:. I I I I I I I I I: SCRAM-lETS ANSWERS I / 19/0fi Nephe.w · Unwed . VouciJ . Notary· WHO a '€ \'OU 'Tve boy a n· ' So WHCJ are final ly found my true self ." the teena;Je nounced YOU?" 'That's . gteat.'· his . dad smiled , · ARLO & JANIS rT API'U><~~ 1\lE. HOUl»-Y& HAVE. IAKW 1\lEARTOL.~ I I TH£ WAY ib A ~All '& H~lrr I!> THfOUG.H HI!'> !JfOIW.H . -.{l<f. OO>t;. fO GH 6f!!_IJ/.J6·n SOUP TO NUTZ Ne.w • ZW PWH can join n:'e as I cry all the way to the bank." - Uberace Dqn :" IM WH tT'rLIN G 1.!5 M'f •I• TGYV BN WKaT DOE'S IT · Loot< I ON JRNZGRF ZWRXGW L•Ke D< I 39 Furnllure mover 41 Kid who rode Diablo 42 NY ballpark 43 Gloss · targel 45 Bucket 46 Linoleum square 47 Yr. parts 49 Outback jumller 51 Morning dampness -r-~oss~: . Oo .0 �Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www .mydailysentinel.com Friday, January 20, 2.006 Ironladies outlast .Gallia Academy, 33-31 ~ headed into the fourth quarter. With momentum finally on GALLIPOLIS Talk · the Blue and White's side for about a bad time for bad tim- the first time Thursday, that's ing. when things went painfully Gallia Academy, which /·ust wrong. one week ago put a hea th y The Angel~ made .just 2-ofroster on the floor for the first 12 shot atte mpt s ·over the time this girls· season, started lin a! eight minutes. allowing Thursday by learning that it the lronladies to rally bac k would be without the services with a 9-5 run for a 33-31 triof freshman forward Rachel umph . Jones because 'of health reaGAHS (ti-7, 2-6) managed sons. jus! 12-of-39 fro.m the field The Blue Angels were also for 31 percent, while Jackson without head coach Duane ( 10-3, 4-2) was just slightly Estep;· who was out for per- better in the game with a 13sonal reasons. .. of-37 effort .for 35 percent. All of thi s. plus JHS also made one more Southeastern Ohio Athletic three-pointer in the contest, Lea~ue rival Jack son was finish1ng 4-of- 14 (29 percent) commg to town. · from behind the arc. Gallia Despite the adversity and Academy hit 3-of-4 trifectas depleted manpower. GAHS tor 75 percent . battled through a defensive Neither team scored in the . struggle to hold a 26-24 lead opening 3:30 of the fourth, BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM then Jackson 's Brittany Logan scored from the paint to tie the game at 26 with 4:21 remaining. Brittany Elliott answered for the hosts 12 seconds later with a layup, giving the hosts a 28-26 edge. That lead would be the fin al one for Gallia Academy. Victoria Leali nailed a 3pointer at 3:09 to give Jackson a 29-28 advantage . That basket also started a 7-0 run over the next three minute s to all but seal the deal on the road win. Elliott, who led GAHS and all scorers with II points, connected on a trifecta with two seconds left to conclude the scoring at 33-31. Alexis Geiger ·followed Elliott with six markers, while Jackie Wamsley and Lindsey Niday chipped in five points apiece. Wamsley led the Angels with seven rebounds. Kelly Smith paced Jackson with I0 points and Leali followed. with eight. Jennilynn Martin added hve to the victory. Jackson claimed a 23-21 rebounding edge. but the hosts held a 9-7 advantage on the offensive glass. Both squads had 18 turnovers. Gallia Academy held three leads, while Jackson led 'eight time s in the contest. The game was ·also tied on seven occasions. The lronladies led 8-6 after eight minutes and 13-11 at intermission. The guests also won the previous matchup at JHS , 50-3 8. Gallia ·Academy returns to . action Saturday when it hosts Bryan Watterllfphoto Unioto in a non-conference match up. Game ti i11e is slated Gallia Academy's Kayla Perry, right. (lribbles by Jackson defender Kelly Smith during Thursday's conest in Gallipolis. for I p.m. Fur Peace Ranch: Rock and roll gold in the Meigs County Hills, Cl · from Page Bl interest in the team in 1984. The Reds won a Wol'ld Series in 1990 but Schott 's oftenoffensive remarks overshadowed anything the team did on the field . Under pressure from Major League Baseball, Schott solei her c0ntrolling shares for $67 million to Lindner's group in 1999. ' Owners al so heard reports on the unsettled situation with the Washington Nationals and the upcoming World Baseball Classic . . Sale of the Nationals by · major league qaseball has been held up until the Di stri.ct of Co lumbia ·Council approves ·a lease agreement for a new stadium. "You know, life doesn' t always move just as you'd like it." Selig. said .. ·'Of course, if I had my druthers. this would have been over . a long time ago. But.there _are a lot of things that have happened , and I wouldn 't do anything differentl y. "I know I' ve heard some criticism of us, particularly in Washington. which I think is un a Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties Ohio \'alit') Publishing Co. osu from PageBl shoot outside . The Buckeyes hit 6-of-13 3-pointers to1 help open thing s up. ." I don' t think I remember a bad 3-point shot:: Ohio State coach Jim Foster said. ··we would like to . run, but they packed it in and took away the inside. We did a very good job on 3-pointers." Merrill dominated inside in the final minutes of the fiN half as Ohio State took a· 2920 lead. At 'one point, she blocked three consecutive shots by the Hoosiers. I l'omet·o) • ~liddlt•pot1• $1 .!)0 • Vol.;~<) , Nn . ;;2 (,aJiipulis • .JamJat') 22. 2ooh Area homelessness·snares diverse population SPORTS • High school basketball action. See Page 81 BY PAUL DARST PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS - The staff at Serenity House never know _who might come through their door. Young, single mothers with small children , teenagers with nowhere left logo, older women who h~ve just gone th rough a divorces and those with dru g, alcohol or psychological prot;Jems are common tenants at the area's only shelter for abused or homeless women. The reason s people in Ot!r area become homeleS> are as varied as the people them.selves. "Divorce is a main reason," said Hilda Stotts, director of Serenity House. "We're seeing more and more displaced homemakers - single. middie-aged women who have gone through divorce ... and have very few resources. The economy is another. There are just not many unskilled jobs available here." Stotts is a member of the G a l.I i a-Jacks o. n- M 'i g s Ctmtinuum of Care Committee. which is dedicat. ed to ending homeless ness by addressing the· cau,es of the .. problem. . .. Committee members work directl y with the homeless. every day. Although homelessness in a rural area· is not as obvious a problem as it is in urban areas, it i-s a serious problem -that must be mJclressed, said Mary Jo Frank, · facili tator of the committee. The homeless population goes far beyond, the 'tereotypical . alcoholics and drug addicts, Frank said . Although those groups .arc part of the homele" community, many other; are average people who fell on hard times. " Health Issue s can lead to homelessne ss;· Frank said. "There is a big problem wit h unin ~ ured people and underinsured people:· Others ha ve allowed people to take advantage of them , she said. "Some women let men move in with them ." she said . "He'll li ve oil of her and wipe her out." Still others are vktims ·of the area ~c onomy . sai d Jay Tatum. director of clergical services at Holter · !\oledical Center. "Chronic ui!employ111ent is a hig problem in thi s area," he ><ud Tatum sa id that when the coal mines in thi s area closed years ago, '.Ome of ihose who lost· their jobs could not find other work. For many. unempl oyment has become a way of life . For some. that way of Please see Homeless, Al Officials testimony supports new plant - BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM. THIS WEE 'S FEATURES· . OBITUARIES Page AS • Dorothy J. Milliron • Janet L Ross INSIDE • Missing W.Va. miners . found dead two days after fire. See Page A2 • Ariel-Dater Performing Art Centre dedication planned. See Page AS • for the Record. · See -Page AS ·• CAA receives supplemental emergency fundiQg. See Page AS • Local Briefs. See Page AS • Hookah bars come :0 Southeastern Ohio~ sian ,'' he sa id. "Merrill i; JUSt on~ of those workhorses she due s everythin g." Versyp said. "She\ a role player, but sometimes that's what you fear the most. When she got the ball down low. she beat us one on one. She did a good job on defense . She did ·a heck of a job .. , Indiana never got closer than six points in the second half. "We won the game ·because when it came down to it , we executed our offense, everybody took good shots and we had %Jme good (pefensive) stops.'' said Kim Wi lburn , who set an Oh.io State record wi th her 327th career ste>il · early in th e second half. tme - ··' unfair but everybody's entitled to their opinion. But look, if you were buying a team the first question you 'd ask is, 'What's the stadium situation and what 's .my lease?''' Selig said he had talked to eight prospective owners and has reached . a conclusion about each. "When I know we are getting close. I'll make a deci- . DuPuy said that all ·anno'uncements regarding spon sorship and other details of the World Baseball Classic are on hold while baseball awaits a deci sion from the · Bu sh administration on whether Cuba will be al lowed to compete on U.S. so iL "We·re stil·l waiting to hear;· Selig sa id . One word that dicln 't come up is "steroids." .Selig 's brief meeting with the press on Thursday was in the same room that baseball announced a toughened antisteroids agreement, a deal that was revi sed again in November with even tougher · penalties. "How well I remember,'' Selig said of that packed news conference a year ago. House of the Week: A bungalow beauty, 01 , Davis suspended five games for ·entering stands NEW YORK (AP) - New ers went into the stands ' York Knicks forward Antonio · when Ron Artest and Stephen Davis was suspended five Jackson started an ugly brawl games by the NBA on with fans in November 2004. Thursday for entering the An embarrassment for the stands during a game at NBA, the brawl led to criminal Chicago to confront . a fan he charges · and . lengthy suspenthought was harassing his . sions tor Artest, Jackson and wife. .· Jermaine O'NeaL While tl:le ruling by NBA l11e league was not nearly as vice president of basketball harsh in this instance. operations Stu Jackson showed Davis. president of the NBA the league accepted Davis' player>' associat ion, jumped ar,~;ument that he believed his o\(er the scorer's table to. get in wtfe was in trouble during the stands at the United Center. Wednesday's game , it also "I witnessed my wife being made clear that entering the thr:eatened by a man thai I stands would not be tolerated. learned later to be intoxicated," no m;;_ttter the circumstances. he said in a statement at'ter the "We have made it plain to . game. "I saw him touch her, our players and our fans that and I know I should not have players may not enter the spec- acted the way I .did, but I tat or stands, no matter the would have felt terrible if I didprovocation , and that viola- n't react There was no time to lions of this policy will be call security. It happened too treated with the utmost seri- quickly:· ousness;· Jackson said in a But 22-year-old Michael statement Axelrod said Kendra Davis "We have concluded. how- tried to scratch him after he ever. . that Antonio's actions protested a calL Axelrod said . were the result of his belief that he never laid a hand on Davis' his family members required wife and said . he was not his immediate assistaitce, and drunk. . · have . taken those mitigating "It's a lie. Whe.n I go to circumstances into account in games, I cheei as hard as I can setting the length of the sus- for the Bulls, and I boo as hard pension." . as I can for -whoever thev' re ·Davis' suspension will start playing." Axelrod said: ··1 with Thursday night's home don't feel comfortable if -playgame agams~ Detroit ers are allowed to easily JUmp Ironically, the Pi kons were the into the crowd whenever they home team the ast time play- feel like it's necess<tf)'.'' LMNG \ ~ ( l 11' L See 2006 CHEVY COBALT lS CQIFE '11,950. $2f, ·2006 BUICK LUCERIIE CX '24, ·'I $ ..',;;. ...·.. ~.IJ,• ,. ' .., 1 Minority leaderexpects much attention-in House race ' I 'i • ToOl, ilgl, ll~ ·hos 111m. Robofe loKiud•h15olo pro of-'""" listed who11 0. opprowd tnrdl. Oo nlod modoo. ··o. appr_, crodi 4ll lome, t 5,00J milt jt, 3\ 1011, doWI1 pay-1 of 5624.48. St 1.~8 10lllog prio. l'i!y..., cloos not lr<lodo .,fk.;.lo. ""On oppr.,•hrodl. 48 llllolh lome, 15,00J""' yr., 4.31\ r1llo, dowo paymeol of 570'1.!0. St8,885 soillog prko. l'oymetrl 1111 loclode IIIlO! aorf Ieos. Ma1 rospontbla for typogmphko19fr0n. Pril! good Joo10ry I'llh lhrough Joouc11y 11rrd. a Pag~A6 ' WEATHER 1 ~' Details on Page AS Call 372·2844 Toll Free 1•80~·822·041 7 Visit us online at www.tompeden ~com loll! and loos. IStruble named ESC board 'president 2006 CHEVY SILVERADO ·112 TON ClEW CAB 4WD I,, "'"Itl , Historical Society publishes new h00I{ • Federal govemment · pledges.to repay Ohio over drug benefit glitch. See PageA6 2006 CHEVY SILVERADO 1/2 TON EXT. CAB 4WD .~· ·IE\UIIID .. . . ' ----- ~· 4/5 Suuth Church Stt•eet, Ripley • Monday - Saturday 9 am - S pm • Sunday 1 pm - 1 pm INDEX · 4 SEtTIONS - 24 PAW'S Around Town Celebrations · Classitleds Comics Editorials · Mmies Obituaries Regional Sports Weather ____ i..l' :uJ06 Ohio . . .-:,._ A3 C4 D Section inse1t A4 A3 As A2 B Section A6 Va ii•·~· Jlu hllo;hin)( POMEROY -. The economic development directors of Meigs and Athens counties testified before a Senate commi ttee Thursday in support of the state·s efforts to attract a state -of-the -art power plant to Ohio. · M e i g s Cou nt y Ecpnomic Deyelopment Director Perry Varnadoe and Jennifer Simon. chief L-___.-._...J executive offiPerry cer . of the Paul Darslfphoto Varnadoe Athens County "Black Marriage Records 1851-1905," is now available frcm the Gallia Co~nty Histoncal and Genealogical Society. FrQm left Chamber of are: Barbara Scott, one of the book's contributors, Frank Eraxton, president of the soc iety, and Virgin ia Garnes, another conCommeri ce. te ~t ified before tributor to the book. . . the Senate 's Environment and Natural Resources Comminee in support of Senate Bill 235. which would 'make the · futureGen project eligible for "Once I had a copy of it., I realized that who comes behind us .·· BY PAUL DARST PDARST@MYDAILYTRIB UNE.COM Please see Plant. Al The society ·also presented I0 free we didn't have this information here at , copies of the book to the John Gee the society," Braxton said. GALLIPOLIS- As students of loca l Bl ack Hi storieal Center. He then approached her about incl ud history. Virginia Garnes and Barbara "Hopefu ll y. this is the first· of many in~ the information in a new hook. Scott have collected their share of old joint projects that _we can do together;· c.We decided to publish it. but we had · I documents over the years. Now. some of Braxton said. "I think our two societies nn means to do it." he said . the historical information they have .col- need to work more closely together. " So. the society purchased <ome new lected is part of a new book published The book· is divided into four parts. equipn1ent that allowed them to puhl"h . by the Gallia County HistoriCal and Bruxtori said: Marria ae records bv the the book themsel ve.'. Braxton 'aid. Genealogical Society. · groom's name. the bride's name'. the _-·It was mo~~ costdfi c i~nt ~nd efkc1 · "Black · Marriage Record s 1-851- date of marriage and by the person who 11 ve that wav. he satd. Garnes said she rece i\'ed her' his tori - : 1905." is now available for use at the conducted the marriage . soc iety:S ofiice. 412 Se<;ond Ave . On "This could be a great help to people ~~'Jii~~ot~om Seth and Mart ha Huntl ey I Friday. the society presented the first . doing research." Braxton said. "I need to £i\e cred it to others be fnre . copies of the book to Garnes and Scott. The book project started when Braxton --we appreciate yo ~r continued work,'' asked Games · if he could borrow 'ome me:· she -said. Bv CHARLENE HoEFliCH 1 Society Prc>ident Frank Braxton told historical information she had ahout black The Hunt ley,- contribu tiunto th~ pro- HOEFL!CH@M\DAILYSE'HINELCOM . jcct is noted in the forward to th~ 1->nclk. them . "It wi ll be useful for everybody marria ge~ in Gallia CnurHy. he ~ai d . Pmi EROY - S1 rae use resident l\1 ic· h:~c l Stnibl~ ha, · b~cn n:pn~ d Gt" crning i Board prt•,idc·m of the A.thcns-Me1~' Educational BY BRIAN J. REED Sen 1ce Center (A MESCJ . BR EED@MYDA ILYS E~T IN EL. COM ·He \\'as dccted tO the po,iPOMEROY -·· The nell' mim•rit1 k:1ckr Ill tilln at the hn:~rd·s recent the Ohio House. J(,yce Bcatty.D-LulumJ->u, . "r~:~nitat ionalmeeting . told Meigs County Demt>c:rJts Thursda) the Struble has been a mem92mJ H<)use DL\tril't race will be <Hie <>f the bcr ·of the board since 2001. most important to their party tim c· lection :-e:~r. rcpr~,cmi'ng the Sout hern The di>tricL 1\1aJe up (,f Mei&'- Athens :~nd Lt•caL School District. He Morgan counti es. am.l a ponil)11 of ' "l'n e... a:-. le ~i~lali\'e liaison Wa shington Cnunt1 th:1t lth·iude s Little 1 :" '\I ell on tiic f.acilitie' and Hading- and Be1·erly. i' )he st.tti,tic:~lly - po lic·) committees . In stro nges,t Democratic distri.:t nn" represent - , Oc·tuber. he be e~ me . the ed by a Republican. Be at t\ sa id. It i' seen'" ( 1,11 cr111 ng Board ' reprevi tally important and \WI" inn ahk. espec1al- scnt .ltJ\e ~lll the Head Start ly if a local Democratic famr1!t' i'" c·.111didate I P_nllc) ( ouncd tor _ the for governor. J (oalli J- \1e lgs Heart ol !he Beatt y. 55 . .is the fiN .-\fri_-an -.-\mcri can , \o alk' He ad Start program. \l'm\w n to serve in the inin,>rity lcack r poSJ: "here he OJhl1 sene' on the ti nn in Ohio hi storv. She :NumeJ the leader- 1·· per,nnnel c· nmnlrt t q~ . ~h ip role last Mt>li'da) Her pretkc·c·w>r "'" The AM ESC pr6vides eduChris Redfern . who no\\ st·r\ "' "' Ohin .:at llm.Ji 'upport s~n· 1c:cs to D~mocratic Pam ·c: hairman and >n the Hnusc . \1 cig' ·and .- \then' County Redfern and s'wte Rep. Jimniy Stc:" art. R- rcs1dcnt' fr\\m birth through Albanv. recentil ,parred in the pre" tl\er adulthnnd. and c:urrentl y ft'niarb Stcw;~rt made in an · A then, nc11 spa- em pill\ sa ,taff of nearly 200 . per about the rac·e . Stewart rc:port~JI: ,aid he It "''" <llillll·ni,te r' the expected the Democrallc katlcr,hlp tu thn"' Hc .1d Stan Program 1~ Me1gs little support ttl hi> Dc lnnn<Jtll· d1: il lcng~·~ andGallia .:nlmtie,, and proBrian J. Reed/ photo and 'aid Redfern had nmtirmed th:Jt. ' iJrs <>!her 'cr1icc; to chilOhio· House . Minority Leader Joyce Beatty addressed the Meigs County ·spe;JI,ing to the Me1gs Cuunt) Dcnwcr.ltll· dren anJ families includingDemocratic Execut 1ve Cqmmittee Thu rsday _abo ut the importance of the 92nd · Excnlliw Committe<' at C.trpcntc-r' ll all. th e· rr•.'gr.lm' of Heir Me House District race this election year. Ce11tral Committee Cha~rrn an John lhle Please see Leader. Al Please see Struble, Al . and Executtve C'omrnlitee Chairman Sue Maison are also pictured . 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