https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ae6e9bc8e3865c5888641e6419ef1e8.pdf e5634325e761b242ff12711cc4a36ed5 PDF Text Text Page BS • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com • • 'I Thursday, January 26, • 2006 Adidas-Reebok merger poses challenge to Nike PORTLAND. Ore. (AP) -. When it comes to <llhlctic shoes. the home court advantage has been with Nike. Rival Adidas has been like a lightweight going tn to the ring . against a well-condi tioned heavyweight. tryint! from Germany to take on the swoosh without bud~in g its bigger competitor in the ni tical U.S. market. · · But Adidas-Salomon AG has just added ·Some mark ~ t ­ ing muscle wi th the acqutsirion of Reebok lntcmational Ltd .. .. boostinu the combined U.S. share ot' No. 2 Adidas and No. 3 Reehok to 21 percent - enough to he a real contender. analysts '"Y· ''This. clearly. in our ·opiniot), will lead to a nwch more serious e<impetlti ve environment than. the industrv has been exposed to i1i probably the last five vears." said John Shanley oi· Susqttehanna Financial Gmup. · Shareholders of Canton . Mass.-based Reebok approved the $3 .8 billion takeover by a lJ8 penzent margin Wednesday.· a day aft~r Adidas won European l)niun regulatory appn11·al. No antitrust objections were raised by U.S. regulators. · Reebok said Wednesday the companies nnw exrect to close the deal by Jati'. -'I. a quick conclusion the) l10pe will end the un certaint y tha t had hurt sale> and orders to retailers . Reehnk acknqwl edged three months ago that uncertainty about integration plans had hurr s;tles. which declined to S912 million in the third quarter of 2005. frnm $1 billion in the pr~vious year\ quarter. · Adidas ~pokesman Jan Runau at n1111pany headquarters itt HerLogenauruch ,. Germany. said the Rce~ok headquarters wil l remain in Mas'sachusetts while Adidas will maintain its se pdrC~te U.S. hea<)quartcrs in Portland. Adidas plans to keep tl1 e brand identities separate· as· well , i!lld foL:u..., on expanding Rechok sales in Europe and Asia "where Rcebok is relativel y sma ll and Adidas is very 'strong:· Run ~1u said . He a bu said the comhina- tinn ,; hnuld save Adidas <tbom $2:\ million a ,year in pmduction and supply chain 'costs \\.it hin .three yea r..... Shanley satd that Adidas Chainnati and CEO Herbert H.aincr targ eted Reehnk as p<lrl ol' a deliberate st rategy to L·onfront Ni kc, based in subur~ ban J;!ea,·erwn . Runau. however. saitl the U.S. market was llllly one wnsidc•ration in the overall growl11 plan for Adida> . . "The North Americ:m busin.ess was only one of the man v stratt.:cic rationales behind ou1· decision to acquire Reebok:· Runau said. , . Shanley scud Adidas has been surp :1ssing Nike in both Europe and Japan. and its .-;a les have grown in the United K ingdom, it o.; home base in Germany. and in southern Europe. "markets where Nike is either treading wate r or losing position." · . AP. photo In this photo provided by Adidas. Reebok Chairman and CEO Paul Fireman . left, and Ad1das Chairman and CEO He rbe rt . Hainer pose for a photographer in New York Aug. 8, 2005. The biggest rival of Nike Inc. is about to get bigger. The $3.8 billion Adidas·Salomon AG takeover of Reebok International Ltd. combines the No. 2 and No. 3 athletic shoe and cloth ing makers against the indu stry .heavyweigh't that now c ommands' \he world market with its "swoosh" logo. He noted thm in Jap<in in 2005. "for the first time in well over a decade, Nike lllst the market sl1are leade rship position to Adidas. That's a heck u va' statement. espec ially because Japan i~ an extremel y . important market t<Jr Nikc ... The combinati on of Adidas and Recbok gives thetil about 28 perce nt or the international market tor athletic footwear. nudg ing them much closer to the- ~ I percent .share. of sales :-.like has outside the United States. according to figures by Spm1i ng Goods Intelligence . Butt he situation in the U.S. market is much different. In 2004. Adidas had just 9 percent of the ;lthletic shoe sales in the United States whi le Nikc commanded J6 percent - in the market, tha t accounts frir half of all the atl1letic· sl10es sold in the entire world. David Carter.. president of .the Spurts Business Group. said the merger can be viewed in two ways: As a challenge to Nike;• or an admission by Adidas and Reebok they brand. has said the German could never overtake Nike company has no plans to alone despite years of trying. expand its own stable, of Either ·way, Carter said, celebrity athletes, including Nike is likely to respond with Kobe Bryant of the Los the kind of marketing skills Angeles Lakers and soccer that huvc nutde it the largest star David Beckham. athletic shoe and clothing t But , that strategy may manufaL'turer'inthe world . . · chan)!,e as Adidas begins to "They''c seen lot of people ·compete for more of the U.S. come and go. and seen th e market. said Ravi. Dhar, proindustt') shake out man y fessor of marketing and cotimes ." C trt er said of Nike. direc t11r of the Center for "And eve ry time the ind ttstry Customer In sights at the Yale shakes out they have e merged. Univer>ity School of smarter and stronge r... Management. Nike spokes man Alan "Nike has a tremendous Marks de clined to comment , amount of brand awareness · other than to repeat wliat the and brand· st rength," Dhar company has said ·in the past. · said . "But Adidas has a very comments have strong hi story, too. It's what . "Our always been that' we ' re to! - they call a ' heritage brand' lowin g om own "name ·plan ," it 's to the historv' of soccer Marks said. what ('like is to the hi story of The Nike "swoosh " logo is runntng ." ipstant!y recognized around The acquisition of Reebok the globe, and its stable of could allow Adidas to divide celebrity a.thlcte endorse- ami conquer the two 'major ments from superstars such as m<Jrket segments for athletic Michael Jnrd an and Tiger · shoes and clothing - style Woods have helped the com- and performance, Dhar said. · pany build an endurin g image, Rccbok could focus on the Caner said. style segine'nt while Adidas The Adidas three -s tripe could focus more on perforlogo i.s !'~miliar but not as mance shoes and equipment closely tied to 'marqtl ee to expatid it s market share· names, he said. with a broader offering of ·'For a generation of con - products, he said .. su mers who ltave known Nike AnJ that cou ld be a major for being ·no thing less . than factor in the competition for . their brand. it\ their ~cnera .. the U.S. market, · where tion's Coca-Col a. burned int o Reebok had outsold Adidas. their consciousness. hnr11ed "Where Adidas might have into an en tire ~enerat' c>ll ," trouble getting r~tail shelf Carter said. "The same can't spa,·e because they sell less in be said for Adidas... the U nitcd States, now they . Erich Stamminger, presi- ca n ride Reebok 's coallails," dent and CEO or the Adida.s Dhar said. Citation issued in crash, As LITKE rook ie. doubled that total hi s sophomore sca.sop. the11 doubled it aga in while grudningly Kobe Bryant could alwa\ s se rving as Shaquille O'Neal' s score. And if that were the sidekick. during the Lakers' only measure. the debate ove r b<tck-to-back-tt>-back NBA whether he is pro baskethall's chanipionship runs. He's been blessing or curse would have nearly unstoppable ever si nce. en~ei:llong before no·w, Distractions. defenders. Instead, Bryant handed both . dcep: throated boos in visiting sides a new set of talking arenas·. even repeatc.d downpoints by scoring 81 points in turns in hi s public image and a majestic effort. almost sin- personal fortunes - none of gle-handedly tam inn th e 11 has made a difference. · Toronto Raptors at the Staples . Two .seasons · ago, wliile Center in Los Angeles. 'tanding tri al on a . r~pc charge That si ngular achieveme nt that was later dwpped. Bryant threatened the NBA's all-time still averaged 3 1 points in mark of 100 set by Wilt game' he played alter a priChamberlain 44 years ago. vate Jet whtsked him from a and pushed the NFL's wildly Colorado courtroom to the popular conference.. champi-- Staples Center 111 Los onship game s back to th e An ge les . inside pages of newspapers Right now he's is in the and out of the lead spot on the · midst of a scoring run so subnightly sports telecasts . lime that e1·en coach Phil ·Afterward. with his wife. Jack son has st uffed hi s hands Vanessa. alongside and hi s 3- deep in his pockets and let year-old daughter in his arms. re,pomihility for the team's Bryant struggled to put the 'future ride on Bryant\ shootaccomplishment in perspcc- 111~ arm. live. Abo at stake is whether a "To sit here and say I gra"p long. carefull y plolled rehawhat happened .ronigfn. l~d be bilitatinn of hi s iniage will lying ," he said after Sunday\ ultimatd y succeed. Bryant's shooting spree. jersey i.s back amo ng the Not .so the NBA. Always on league's top 10 in sales and the ' lookout for marketing he's second behind Houston 's angles. the league is already Yao Mlng in All-Star game hawkin g a commerporative ballotin~ . Nike. · which jersey with "81'" on the front droppcd' BI) ant from its list of and Bryant' s name. on th e endorsers after. the Colorado back . Sales will provide a case: plans to n>ll out a new revealing glimpse of whether , i g n ~ 1turc shoe Feb. I. He will Kobe can shoot his wa v back fol·lnl\' th :lt up \;ith hi s own into America\ heart . ' ltne <>f clothing during next Brvant w'a s a rn·el ati uti mon th 's All -St ar break . when he joined the .\ IB A in "Sport'. mu siL mo vie' the 1996-97 season d1recth ba,iutlh. fa ns of anv fo rm of out of high schoi>l Ph11 in!! enterta i-nme nt d0n't do a just 15 minutes a gam e: he resume ·ana l) '" before pic kaveraged eight p(lints as a 1n g thct r f• l\'(>rite.': Dalla' BY JIM Mavericks owner Mark Cuban wrote in an e-mail Wednesday. "And more interesting," he added. "will be the fa ct that his accomplishments this yea r will probahl v bring new fan s to the sport.'' Before dismissin QCuban as biased. remember: Yn 2003. he was ripped by the media and scolded bv,NBA commi ssioner David Stern for saying Bryant's tri al would be ~ reat busines s for th e !e;lgue . Kobe' s critics, dis puted that assessment then. and linle has <; hanQcd since. , They· vc dusted off the \elfish" label. pointed out that Bryant is takin g a mindand arm-wearying number of shots every game - he's averaging 2~ - and most important. has n' t v.on anything since chasing O'Neal out of Los Ange!e,. He. hasn' t made his teammates any better. those same critic s say. and it sends the wron ~ messa~e to the already <.we!TeJ ranks of pall hogs. But ifBryant Michael Jordan .h.imthe player modeled self after. or Shaq. or any of 50 CI ,: NTS • \'nl. :;:; , Nn . ttb "et·gs County TY"t"st·to. ~~'"S Gut"de ·. 4 1itY.l. 1 1 , the lea gue\ oth e r· leading li ghts accomplisheu the same feat. you can ' t 'help bu t won-. der whether it wou ld have occasioned n1nre ce lebrat irH.!. and le ss debate. ' lh an interview with the Wa>hinl!lon Post. Bryant cpmpla111ed lon g ant.! loud a~l.lUl the CO !Tlp;lri'IO!l~ tO Jordan -· "to he compared to . ; ucb ~rea tn e.;,s isn 't fa ir.· · Still. · I1e insi sted he \\o uld climb out frtnn the shadow of the NBA' s most legendary player. "I think that people arc ge t- • Lady Bucks blast Wisconsin. See Page B1 Legal opinion pending on questions posed at Pomeroy Council · INSIDE • So what is God worth? See Page A2 • AHunger For More. See Page A2 ·• . North Carolina community prays for . jQbs. See Page A2 • Local Briefs. See Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS • Concerts set for Sunday. See · Page AS • Clinic physician eams recertification. See 'Page AS ·• Southem honor rdll. See Page AS • Sago Mine survivor transferred to rehab 'center. See Page AS 2 SEC'TH)NS - I I C-------~---------~ DRAWING TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 3RD . Page AS. · • Thomas H. Gamick, .71 · • Chester Haddox, 85 INDEX r----~------·----~, 1. . Entry Form · 1 I Name I I I 1 1Address I • I Phone OBITUARIES Details on Page A6 giveaway.. .Induding this Lane Rocker Recliner VON'T MISS OUT ON HAVING YOUR BUSINESS OR ORGANIZATION INClUVEV Dave Harris or Brenda Davis 992:-2155 The Dail Sentinel ' BY BR.IAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT Middleport residents will see increases .of up to $3.50 a month for refu se service, after Middleport Village Council met in special session Wednesday to approve the rate increases. Council approved a new contract with R\lmpke of Wellston . late last year, but ··WEA1HER thi!l!gte.ilt prize pao!Ca, FKIIlAY, .JANlJAKY !!7, :.!006 ,w.w.mydail) wntinl'l .<·om Middleport residents to see $3.50 r~fuse fee in<;rease . SPORTS tin~. used t" who I am,'' he · said. "When ! .first came into the NBA. being thi s aggressivc. thi s assertive. with it chip on the shoulder when l'm ou t here on the tloor. it may have rubbed people the · wrong way because they .saw me as bei,ng young and cocky. Now that 1 my role has changed. people see that and they see 11 as bemg leadership. It 's jtist a ditlcrencc in perception .·.· That 's Bryant's story. and he 's stt cking to it. The Lukers. meanwhile. are 22-19 ancl holding down the sixth spot out of eigh t Western Conference teams that . will make the playo.ffs at season's e nd. That they' re duin~ it. dTective ly, playing as a·oneman tea m explains the chant s of "MVP. MVP" that oreak out when Bryant prnwb his home court. And even on the AP photo ro.acl. where taunts and ho(is Los Angeles Lake rs bas ke tball star Kobe Bryant smiles as he continu e unabated. nu one in talks about his 81·point game Sunday against the Toronto the crow d dare ., take their Raptors at Lakers headquar ters in El Segundo. Calif.. Tuesday. eyes off him . (------:------:------------.,------------- Couriers to sing at Middleport church, As Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Kobe becomes 'Must-SeeTV, but what exactly are we watching? ASSOCIATED PRESS . 12 PAGfS Calendars A6 Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby A6 Editorials A4 Faith • Values A2-3 Movies As Obituaries As Sports .B Section Weather A6 © :zrio6 Ohio \'alley Puhlishing Co. . did not pass the rate increases Rumpke charges the village on to v.illage residellts until now, The cost of monthly residential refuse service will increase from $14.75 to $ 16.25, and from $11.25 to $ 13.75 fcir senior citizens. The rate increase will go into effect on the March bill, along with an increase in water and a change In how sewage fees are calculated. Council President Stephen removal in the fall. and Houchins said the village billing costs . Houchins also re cords show 623 households noted that the village shows paying the full cost, and 292 $11,268.07 in uncollected senior citizen accounts at the refuse arrearages - mainly discounted rates. Last year. from .tenants who leave town the village received without settling up their bills: Sl38,073.29 iri refu se fees, Rumpke also asseses a fuel and paid out $1 0().079 . 1t'i to surcharge on its monthly Rumpke, leaving the village billing to the village. which with $37,994.13 to operate varies depending on the cost the refu se serviCe. including a of fuel. It averages $150 per third of the annual c'ost of · mon.th. Houchins said . publi c works employees, leaf M<iyor Sandy lannarelli . corrected informati on about the past month's refuse operat ion . which ran a deficit bal ance of $.174.75 last month . when . receipt of fees and billed charges from Ruinpke are compared . Allending the meeting were lannarelli, Houchin s and Council members Robert Robin son. Jeff Peckham . Ferman Moore. Jean Craig and Fiscal Officer Susan Baker. Development Group pres~nts business successes to development rep 'Extra Great -Place' Middleport 'Development Group recognized Quality Print Shop and owner, Duane Weber, for recent renovation work Weber. completed on the ·Shop's home on Mill Sheet. The Development BY BRt-N J. REED BY BETH SERGENT . BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM and Group's beautification BSERGENT@MYDAtLYSENTINEL.COM streetscape committee has MID.DLEPORT - Three begun a quarterly "Extra Great POMEROY - A legal opinMiddleport entresuccessful Place :· award to encourage ion on whether Councilman preneurs shared their ·stories Jim Sissqn can rescind his downtown businesses and other of confidence in the cornmu- · votes cast at the Jan . 9 organi- building owners to improve their retail climate nity' s zational and regular· meetings building's app,ea.rance. Brenda . Th·ursday morning , at a of Pomeroy Village Council is · Phalin, 'Donna Hartson, Erin meeting of revitalization still being wrillen according to Krawsczyn and Susan Baker repleaders and s.tate agency rep· Village Solicitor Christopher resented the committee in pre· resentatives. · Tenoglia. senting the award .. a traveling . Richard. Hill of At this week's regular. meet- flag, at a luncheon meeting with Hometown Market, ing of council Sisson disputed · state and federal represent& LaDonna Stevens of Corner the minutes of the J<m. 9 meet' lives held Thursday. Restaurant. and Marc Fultz ing, saying Robcn's Rules of B~an J. Reed/photos of Danielle's on Second disOrder were violated when the cussed the role of revitalizameeting left the prepared agention plans and pleasant surda. Sisson said parliamentliry prise s they have experi , procedure states council CjiJIJIOt enced in the early days of go out of order or ,sequence of their new businesses. the agenda without frrst taking a All three opened new retail vote with .a two-thirds majoiity. stores in Middleport last Sisson and Councilwoman year. Hill. who re-opened the Ruth Spaun were concerned Vaughan's Supermarket as ttlat if the rules or order were Hometown Market with his violated, newly-appointed wife : Wendy. ha;; been an Councilman Shawn Arnott of the active member may not have been legitimateMiddleport Development ly sworn into oftlce, and other Group, and said his business votes, including Arnott's in has consistently surpassed favor of Councilman George expectation si nce .it opened ·Stewart for Council in April. · President, may not be va)id. ,Stevens said she and her At .this week's meeting husband, John. are considerSisson stated he had nothing ing an expansion at the against Arnott or Stewart, he restaurant. and Fultz said he was just concerned that the · develop as many as could rules were violated.· · four separate business venTenoglia did not comment tures downtown . In addition on his legal opinion concern-. to hi s di sco unt clothing ing Sisson's request to rescind . store. he also has opened an votes but suggested section antique s . an d 'collectible 73 1. 17 of the Ohio Revised shop next door, and has purCode entitled "Passage of chased Kav ·s Beauty Salon ordinances and resolutions" on the other stde of be consulted on the matter. Danielle 's. He· plans to open Sec.tion 7 3.1.17 does haw. a an upscale hair salon there clause for reconsideration of later thi s year. votes which states. "As a genBoth Hill and Fwltz said eral rule. in the absence of any their busines ses draw surprisspecial rule \lpon the subject of ing numbers from communi· the pmticular legislative body STAFF REPORT on track." said · lies . He was recently named ties outside of Meigs County. acting. a vote upon a reconsidNEWS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Strickl>lnd. Nonprofit Executive of the Athens . in partic ular. has .eration need not be taken either whose Sixth Year bv Smart Busines s begun to make a 'tronger at the same or the next sucCLEVELAND Congressional magazi1ie. He will remain in presence known in ceeding meeting, but may be Gubernatorial candidate U.S. Di q r i c t his current posi tion for sev- Middleport shops since the taken at any time before rights Rep. Ted Strickland includes eral i~eeks to help the orga- opcni ng of U.S. 3.1. have intervened in pursuance announced Thursday that forGallia . and nitation transition to new Tog ether. these new hu, iof the vote taken; or before the mer Ohio attorney . ge nqal Meig s coun - leadership. nesses have created between . status quo has been changed." and 1998 Democratic guberLee Asher ties. In 1981. Fisher was first· 37 and -10 jobs. and other · This change in "status quo" natorial nominee Lee Fi sher In an . elected to the Ohio House of new businesses have created could be interpreted as occur- . is hi s choice for · lieutenant unprecedented move for a . Representative s when . he more . noted Paul ·Reed , ring by the appointment of oovernor. · political figure of his experi- was voted by hi s colleagues president . of the Arnott to a council seat which "'" Lee Fi sher is one of ence and accomplishmem. Development Group . and the ~ tatehou se press could prevent Sisson from Ohio 's great leaders. He's a Fisher said he decided to " Lillie numbers mean big rescinding his votes though man of deep integrity. and answer · Strickland's cal l corps as "outstandin g fresh - . thin gs when you're talking . that is'speculation at this point. keen judgment," Strickland because Ohio is fac ing a crit - man le gislator." In 198~. he ahout jobs ... · Economic · was elected. to th e Ohio As for .Robert's Rules of said . . "He has a remarkable ical crossroad. ' Development Director Senate . He served ei g ht Grder. the document states record of public "''rvi ce ran g'· ''I'm co nvinced tha t this is Perrv Varnadoe said .' ·.,It's that once the agenda has been ing from the Ohio Hou se and Ohio's definin~ moment :· vears. before beine elected si2n.ificant to note that approved (which takes on ly a Senate to attorney general Fisher said . "'We can ei ther Ohio anornc: ge-neral in th(•se joh> were created by· a majority) it then takes a two- and as the Democratic stan- continu e down th e road of 1990. Fisher·" ·:-.ervice a~ atlnrnc" number of new busim',ses. third ~ vote to alter it. dard bearer in 199&. one-party ruk and empty general "''" marked hy hi', anJ that" . . prnmbin g.·· · At th e Jan . 9 meeting the '' His remarkable career has vi~ion. or we can . . rdke a The lun c·heon meet in~ gave agenda w.as not voted upon . . spanned the priva,te, public. new ~our~e wward a future detennination to .set the la11 the De,·elopment Group a n and the public interL''t aho,·e During the meetin g Mayor and non -profit sectors, and 11·herc the inge nuit y and pat1isanship . In l'l9~ . f'i,he r t· auJi ctlL'e wtth Karen Fabiano . John Musser did make a for the past seven years . he of headed th e Democratic' tteket qt' the Ohll> Department of request to move off the agenda has led one of Ohio's largc>t elllrepreneurship 1 De\·clopment and representabut council did not intervene and most important non-prof- Ohioan ' once again 'cts the in \1 hat · was the d the't for the rest uf til e guhcrnalorial clcct tn n in JS ti' c' nf l'S Rep . Ted by calling a vote to move off it organizat.ion~ · serving pt't)- paL·e ' " r ' I Stris· ~I a nd . D-Lt>l:>on. and years . the agenda' which was when ple in need . the Center fur nauon . Fis her i.· the c urrent pre,iFisher ts mar'ri ed tn I State· Senator s Mtc hael Arnoll was ele<:ted to his seat. Familie s and Childre·n in .m d George· dent and chi ef executl\e Peggy Zone Fisher and Is DcWinc Whether or not m1y of these Cleveland.'' he added . VPinm ich . The Deve lopment proced ural questions will alter " I am thrilkd that· Lee was ol'ficer of the Cent er for the father of Ja ,t•n . 22. and Group hupe' to pa11.ner with .votes cast at the .lan .. 9 meeting willing to ' make the >Jcri fi ce F<~milics o~nd Childre.n. an Jessit·a .. 1-+. sllite and fe deral funding Thur,tb." ·. . ;~nrwun.:enh.'nl remains to be seen . However,· of lea ving. hi' position as '>IH m1ll io'n Cle,e land"~enc1e' to r~ccivl' rc\·itali'z a· · Tenoglia said h.e·. sholt!<J..k{ve prc,ident and CEO or the ba,ed no1t-prolit with .1 00 wa, made at the pol it ica l ti;111 fundinc . hi .> legal opinion on the matter Center for Familic' and cm ph>)Ces. dedicated to c>l'fice' or CICI'L'Iand Cit\ Reed annou1Ked that ready hefore the next regular Children to join me in \his pr<" iLi i ng quality :-.cn·ice-. tu Councilman ~tau Zone. meeting of co uncil on Feh . ll campaign to put Ohi t1 hack c·. hilt.lrcn. youth . and · fa mi - Fi, hcr "s hrothe r- in -l.l\1. Please see Success, AS Strickland taps Lee Fisher as running mate + 1 1 �• PageA2 The Daily Sentinel • VALUES So what is God worth? A Hunger For More " Worship I he Lord in ~lad­ ness; enter his presence H'irh joyful SO il fF AckruHr!edge rhal rhe Lord is God; he made us a11d we are his .. .(f>sa/m , In a world as rav aged as is ours by the· bitter winds of Rev. hate and hate's awfu l off. Jonathan spring, 'cruelty, we long for Noble 100.2-Ja. REB) the sweetly perfumed airs of Pastor PI\ STQR good news. Not only is the Thom TR INITY CHURCt-l Admittedly it seems like a terrain of the world largely Mollohan strange questi on, perhaps barren of peace arid hope, but ~ven sacnlege. to ask ·what eve n into our own homes God is worth , but when we come the ranCid fume s of consider worship thi s is pre·fear and the fetid stink of Well ... everyth ing. The Lord cisely what we are do ing se lfi shness, suffocating us is wort \1 ou r t'i me, energy, whether we consciously realize it or not. effort, love . thou ghh, pas- with clouds· of despair. world, the corrupted nature sionate devotion and all else Famili es struggle and break of the human heart, and the You see the word· "w(Jr- we have to offer. In other apart , churches bicker and awesome e'ssence of God's ship" comes from the old v.o rd s. God is worth the · split mto fragments, and own holy and omnipotent whole communities polarize benevolence all at the same English "weorthsctpe ... Thi s whole of our lives. time. Secular science says, old English word was. tn In a , ery real se nse. we and di vide. With such realities surfor instance , that human turn, deri ved from "weord i" we re made · for worship. meaning " Worth y:· . and spen fically the worship of roundin g us and compell ing beings are not spiritual crea"scipe" meanin g "sh<~pc . con- God: ,md whe n we forget or us to either engage them or tures; but are only biological flition, qua lity... simpl y turn <\way from this SL_tcc umb to them. two ques- ones, ju st another link in a And. so, the original mean- purpose we are li ke someone tions arise. First. where can chain of accidental mutaing of "worship'' was "the vecnng off the hi gh\\·ay at 65 one turn for good news? It 's tions that, _have (lucki ly) condition of being worthy" or. or 70 mph . We might. indeed. very hard to fi nd good news adapted to ever changing as Bishop N. T. Wri ght says. li ve throu gh it ... but the that offsets the avalanche of environments : . So we are "to recognize and res pect res ul t "ill not be prett y an y bad news cascading into our. reduced to things no more ltves ull day long, every day. morally ad vanced than frogs someone or something for the way yo u look at it. true worth it has .. So. as Wright encourages. Much of it 'is due, no doubt, or tapeworms in a world So, what is God worth'? It "give to this great and loving to our compulsive fascina- · where all things Jive accordalmost goes withou t saying God the'l1onour, the worshtp. tton and addiction to hearing in g to the blind rules of natthis is an import ant question ' the love due to him . and se eing bad news. ural selection. Meanwhile, Eastern relito consider. perhaps even the · Cel ebrate the goodness. the Humanity seem s to collecmost . important, because \\ Otth, the true value of the ti vely find scandal and gions (and their Western prowhat we value and ftnd wor- created order as h1s gift, hts tra gedy much more interest- teges ) make the claim that all thy 'will largely dete rm ine the hanuiwork . And allow that ing and worthy of attention humanity is good and that all predisposition and tendency ce lebration to lift your eyes than it does good news as things are god, or rather a of our life. once more to God hunselt. to evidenced by ou r glut of god -force (this is <:a-Iled (pseudo) reality shows and "pantheism"). Hardly capa"Great is the Lord and most hi s glory and beauty... worthy of pratse, the So what is God worth'' He amusement over Hollywood ble of adequately ex plaining rea l evi l, it leaves the human Psalmist cries. "His g,reatne" ts 'worthy of all love . .pra ise stars· mi sfortune s. But there IS good news in soul totall y unprepared for is beyond all searching out. " and adoration from the very the wo rld. The good news is such atrocities as genocide in And what is it we hear the depth s of our sou l. now and elders· shout in the mystenous forevermqre. The Lord is th at God loves you and that Nazi Germany. Kosovo, Book of·Revelatio n·' worth a li fe lived in wor- He loves you so much that Cambodia or Ku rdi sh Iraq "Worthy are ynu .·om Lord ship. formed and shaped by He spent H 1 ~ own Son in (let alone the perpetual prol)and God, to receive glory and worship. defin ed and guided order to draw yo u out of !ems of poverty, corruption, despair and into a li ving hope oppression and aggression in , · honour 'and power. for you by worsh ip. our own backyards). created all thin gs, and by Therefore. "worship the that cannot be overcome. The second que, s tion folEve n the religion · fuelin g your will they existed and Lord in gladnes s: enter his were created ... We are here by presence wi th Joyful songs. lows the first one and ra di cal terrori sm today the word of the Lord . The Acknowledge that the Lord is. ass\lmes · that we have across so much of the de velworld and every thing in it -God: he made us and we are answered it. The question is oping world leaves one cold. how can we know that the It is partl y right in recognizstands by the will of God. his .. : · good news of the Gospel is ing that there is a law given So. what IS God worth'' Amen indeed . the very thing it by a di vine Creator and that clai'ms to be: good news? I it is given to all of the humim have known very intelligent race. But it· is totall y wrong people to look at the Good in thinking tha t we can LENOIR , N.C. (AP) need support. " News of God's love and ac hieve a holine ss ·that is After years of layoffs at furRaby, pastor of Nazareth laug h, claimin g that it is ·acceptable to the most Holy niture plants, the cou nty wnh Advent Christian Church in overly si mpl istic and is inef- One of all apart from Hi s NoFth Carolina's highest Lenoir. was laid .off in April fect ive in its assessment of divine work on the cross: no unemplo yme nt rate held a from the Broyhill Furniture · the wo rld 's condition. Some matter our best efforts, we day of prayer hoping tt Harper Pl ant where he '·d ha'e satd that it is little more will alway s fall · below the would help end tough eco- worked for 19 y.ears. Raby than a crutch for those who req uired mark if we trust nomic times. foun d a nwnag~ ment job at simply can't face life on their merely in our own abilities. About 200 people gathered Bernhardt Furniture later that own and need something a · And so its presumption has at the Caldwell County month, hut he knows many little more. · sown the seeds of destrucFairgrounds last Su nday to aren't so lucky. But the Good New s of ,tion and . heaped upon itself seek divine interventio'n for a Raby gave a few open ing Je, us turn s such words on an even more contemptible commu nity cop ing w,tth a remarks before the group their heads . The re is no unholtness. 13. I percent jobless rate. · stood to sin g " Amaz in g other, nor ha s there ever · But the Good News of "People are down and out." 'Grace." Among the atten- ·been a phtlosophy or teach- Jes us fully re~ognizes the said the Rev .. Rodney Raby . . dee s was Rep. Pat ri ck ing in the world. that so . capaetty for evil of men and who organized the event. McHenry, R-N .C.. who Jed th oroughly recognizes the women and yet does not tra gic co ndilion of the resign us to despair while we "They need some l1elp. They a prayer North Ca_rolina community prays for jobs friday,· January 27, 2006 ....• Friday, January 27, 2006 wait for self-destruction. Nor does it white-wash the fence , pretending that evil is something Jess than evil. It faces it and stares it down with the· power of the goodness of .God : what we may plan for · evil, God can turn towards good (f~om Geryesis 50:20). Thi s is in fact why the Good News of the Gospel (which means, "good m;ws") is such good news! Even so. I suspect that the greatest source of disdain .from Christian ity's cri t ic~ is the frequent attempt to isolate individual claims of Christianity and apply them accord ing to these other worldv icws. An unfortunate mistake - for if one cannot conce ive of a natural propensity for sin in the human being. t~en the idea of a Savior is irrelevant; if one cannot shed the image of God as an imperso nal force, redem ption (as in the Christian idea of reconciliation with God) is alien; and if one can only imagi ne God as punitive judge, then the ideas of "Heavenly Father" and "Good Shepherd" are unfathomable. "For to those who are perishing the message of the cross is foolishness , but to us who are being saved it is God's power" (I Corinthians I: 18 NIV). Thus, for us to see the Good News of Jesus for what it is, the wisdom of God, then we must be willing to relax our grip on our preconceived notions of what the world is reall y like, what people are · really capable of. and Who God really is. · "For it is written : I will destroy the wisdom of the wise, and I will set aside the understanding of the " xperts. Where is the philoso pher' Where is the schol ar? Where is the debater of thi s age? Hasn't God made the world's wisdom foolish? For since, iri God's wisdom , the world did not know God through wisdom, God was pleased to save those who believe through the foolishness of tbe me ssage preac hed. For. the Jews ask for - sign s · and the Greeks seek wisdom, but we preach Christ crucified, a stumbling block to the Jews and fool· ishness to the Gentiles. Yet to those who are called, both Jews and Greeks. Chri st is God's power and God's wisdom, because God 's foolishness ts wtser t!Jan human www.mydallyaentlnel.com F~llowship School - JO a.in . Even mg - 7 '4J.ffi , Wednesday Services · 7 p.m. Seeond Baptht Church Ravenswood, VJV, Su nda y School 10 a m- Apostolfc Churth or JHUJ Christ Apostolk VanZandt and Ward Rd.. Paslor· James :. Miller, Sunday School Eve ning - 7 30 p.m . ' Mommg worsh1 p ll am Eve nm g - 7 pm. 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Main & Ftfth St., Sunda) ~c h oo l - 10 am , Worsh1p - 9 am , Tue~a) Scn'1ccs · Wed nesd 3 ~ ,, 111 Su ml a~ S~ h lltl l - p.m 212 E. Maln·Street Pomeroy . Past nr· John G1lmore , S.unda}' Schoo l - I0 .a m., Wors hip -. 9 3 m .. Wed nesday Cluster, Allred. Pasw r Jane .Su11da y Schoo l · 9 .30 am , ~ 11 1 500 N Abundant Grace K.F. J. 92J S llmd 5,1 ,, M1ddleport. Pa.~ tor Teresa · Da\I S. Su nd 3y se r11ice. 10 a.m . Wedne !'>day sen ·1cc, 7 p m Btthan y Raci.w Pa ~t o r Kerry Wood, Sunday Sch,}()l - 10 a n1., Worshi p- II a.m '-~- O hhip · 6 01) p m.. Wer.Jht·M.i a) - 6 00 p 111 H1h lc ·Stu dy Ash Street ChurL-h WB Ash St . M1ddl epon -Pastor Jeff Sm1th Sunday Schoo l - 9.30 a.m.. Morn mg Wor ~h 1p • 10 30 am & f, :w prn , Wednesda y Ser111cc · 6 ~0 p.m , Youth ServiCe- 6 ]0 r m . Agape Lift Center "Full -Gos pe l Church' . Pastors J ohn & Patt }' Wade , 603 So!cond A\c Mason. 77J~Ill 7 Sc r\'ICC 11m.:· Sund ~y 10 .lOa m , Wedne sda y 7 pm Rulland Pas tor. R1ck Bourne , Sunday Sc hool 9 ~0 a.m .. Worship 10:30 a.m.. Thursday 9a ,m., Wors hip - 10 am, 1st Sunday Church Wa yne R k Yoell Sundt!} Pa ~ tor Youlh Pa~h lr Bill Quickel White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio 740-667.:-3110 am . Sund,ay ~hool - \U ) 5 am Re , , M lkl' N o rthea~ t B~at t ic Davls-Qulckel Agency Inc. If ye abide in Me, and My INSURANCE Pnme:ro.y. Pastor. Bna n Du nha m, Worship - 9 ::\0 12~ Worsh1p- ll Pu ~ ti.lf ' Belhel Wonhip Center 39782 S R 7, Reeds,•tl le OH 4."i772 . 1/2 mil e non h of Eas tcm Sc h oo l ~ on SR 7 A Full Gos pe l Chur ~ h . Pas10r Rob Bu rhcr. Associ ate Pastor Kn r ~n DaV Js, Youth Pa slo r Suzie FranCIS, Su nday ~ en icc ~ \0 00 nm wo rstj 1p. 6.00 pm f amJi y Life Cl a~sas, Wed Home Cell G r o up ~ 7 00 p m , Oute r L1m 1ts C d l Grou p a t iht: churc h 6 JO pm to 8 30 pm , Sunda} SdlOOI - 9 am , Worsh1p - 10 a m uo r m Sli•·u sville Communi!) Aposloli c pm Pea rl Chapel -~ Black.wood. Sun da} St•hool " '} · 'U a m . wlll\hip Ill .\0 a .m , 7 ·~o •p m . Wedncsdu)' 'iervice 7 ~ 0 p m Sunday Sc ho1l l - Y ~0 am .. Wor\hip 10 30 am , Wt;d nesduy S erv ice~ - 7 00 Pas ~or· Doh Robm~on , Sunda}' Schoo l - 9 am , Wors hip - lO am Bib le SLUr.h C11lvary Blh lt C hurch .Plllllew y P1ke . C o Rd , P a~1o r C ommunity of Christ Po rtlan d- Ruc ine Rd, Pastor Jm1 Proffitt, Minenville ' Wedn ~!od<! v F'aith Fellowship Crusade ror Chris t P:~ s t n r. R~ v Frankh n Dll k i: n ~. Sen 11.:e Fnday. 7 p.m. Oasis Christian f' e ll o~<~ship INon-denmm nalltmal fell! >wshJp) Meeting 111 the old A m ~rica n Legiun Hall South Fourt h A\enue, Middl ePort Pastor. Chris Stewan IO:OOam Sunda y Oth er mcctm gs In home s 9.30 u m., Worsh1p - 11 00 a m. Worship - ~lt. Olh·e United Methodist ho.:hmd Wilkcs\'lllt, Pas!ur. Rc\ Ralph S p1 rc~. Sunday School · 9 i(J .a m , Ylor~ h1p - l!J '0 a m. 7 p. m. .' Thur~ay S('r. icc ~ - 7 p rn. m . Wed ncsda} pIll 6 30 pm,. Thursduy B1 blc Study 1 (l(} p m. Heatb (Middleport) Pastor: Bmn Dunhllln, Su nda y Sc hool :_- e\' ery , mnnth e venmg sen1 ce 1.00 p m , Wednesday - 7 p.m Lutheran Grahom United Methodist W(tr'dl ip - I I :t m Pa~ lor, k~ehMd Nease r t"air\.·ir w Bihlt: Churth Letart , W Va Ri I P11 ~ h.ir fl r'1 ~ u Ma). Sunday Sc hool 'J 30 a m . WlJrshlp . 7 ,(XJ .\mazing Grace C ommunity Church Pastor Wayne Dunlap. State R1 68 1. Tuppers P!ams, Sun. 'Wor~lup. 10 am & Pastor .Bob Robm son, Sunday School - 10 Ea:sl Letart Pastor· Bil l Ma rshall Sunday School - Dexter Cburth of Christ Sunday schtXll 9 30 ~ m , Sunday u:o rsh1 p 10 . 30 a m , 7 00 Serv1ces - 7:00 p m 7 p.m I a.m • Wo r~ hip - 9 a.ru Su nJa) S ~ hool 10 20- 11 am , Rchd Soc 1c ty/ Pnest hood II .05-12 00 noonJ Sa c ra ment S e rv1 ~ e . 9 - 10 15 a.m , Homemaking rneet1ng. Is!.Thurs. - 7 p.m Schoo! - 10.00 a.m , Worstu p - II a.m Christian Union R1denoor. Su nda ; 'i t:hru d " I} .30 a m. Wo r~hip - 10 J() a Ill , V·h·due ..d;a> SC'I \ I C~ A Nll'w Beglnninw I Full G01pel Chu n:h1 UuiTJ som1 llt: . Pastors Bub and Kay M llf~ ha.ll . Sunday Serv1ce, 2 p m RWJ Mornlna Star Puswr · John G t!more. SU nday School·- I I a n1., Worsh1 p- 10 a m Sunda}' ; worship 6.30 pm Sunday, Bible class 7 pm Wed Rutland Churrh or Rutland Fret Will Baptist ~orest The Chun:h of Jesus Christ or l.aUtr·Day S11lnts St. Rt 160, 4-1-6-6 247 or 446-7 486. O rf White's C huptl Wt's leyan Co(olv1lle Road1 P a~tor R e1 1-' hJlli p Other Churches 10 30 a m , Worsh ip - 9 30 ~ m . Bible Study Wed. 7:30 Flatwoods Pas10~: Ke nh• Racte r, Sunday School 10 Latter-Day Saints . Our Saviour Lutheran C hurth Walnut a nd He nr y Sts., Rotven sv:ood, W Va , Pastor · Da 111d Ru sse ll . Sllnday , p.m., Wednesda y I:J1ble Stud) - 7 p.nl am Wur sh1p 7 p.m Serv1 ces - 7 p m Rev M1 ke Cl arl Enterpr-Ise Pas1or· Arl and Kin g. Sunday S(·hool . Pastor Jo hn GJ!more. Su nday School 9 30 a m .. Wo rshtp - 10.45 a m . Bible Study Wed 7 00 p m 7:00p.m. Pas10r: Ron He ath, Sun(,hay Worsh1p - ](I Middleport, OH 740.992-6128 Local source for trophies , Ia ues t-shirts and more Laurrl Clift' Free Mtthodlsl C hun:h Pa~ lllr G len n Row e, S unday S~: hwl 9 lO 11 m. Worsh1p - 10·30 a.m' ~ n d fl Hickory Hills C hurch or Christ Tuppers Plain~ . Pasior Mikt Moore, Bible class, 9 a.m. Sunday . worsh1p 10 a.m. Jl\ . :.1 Pastor· Re~· Larry Lemky : Sunday School . - 9 30 lUll, Worship - · 1045 a.m , 7 pm , Thursda y Bible S1udy and Youlh . 7 p.m. Brady Reed.n•Uie Churth of C hrist Pastor: Philip Sturm , Sunduy School. 9.30 am , Worsh1p Serv1ce HHO am , B1hl c Stud y, Wedne sday, 6 30 p'.m Bal d K11ob. un Co Rd ' I Pa~ tm R1·v Sunda ~ Sthool I) 11) Roger Wdl! ord . Su rn:lay School - 9:30 a m . Worsh1 p 10 30 a m ./ 6 30 p m .. Wednesda} H ysell Run Community ChuKh p.m ..Wednesday Sem ces - 7.00 p m. Pastor. Don Walker 740-992-77 i 3 Portable Toilet Rentals Jack's Septic Tank & Portable Toilet Service (in Darwin) · Wednesday Serv 1ce - 7 30 p.m S.: hool - 10.00 a m . Pa stor Ja mes P Fo unh & Mam St. , Middleport, P11s1ur Rev G1 lbe r1 C m1 g, J r , Sunda~ Schoo l 9:.30 11 m .. Worship -· 10 45 a.m 75 Pearl St.. :'\1iddle pon . Pastor Rtck Bou~ . Sunday School - 10 a m Wors htp 10.45 p.m.. Sunday Eve . 7 00 p m , Bill Amberger. Sunday Sc hool - 9 30 a.m. Wors h1p - 8.00 am .• 10 3.0 a m , 1.00 a .m , Wors h1p - II am , 6 p m .. Wednesday Serv 1ces - 7 p.m Fol'til Run Bapdst Paswr : Anu s Hurt, Sunday School - 10 Tuppers Plains SL P1ul Pa~t or Jane Beatue, Sunday School - 9 am .. Worship - 10 a.m.. Tuesday Serv1ces - 7;30 p tn Cen1ral Cluster Aibury (S}' racu!OI: ), Pastor: BUb Rob inson, Sunday Sc hool 9 ·4~ a.m.. Worship • I I am , Wednesday Sef.\ll t.~s - 1 30 p m •m Worship - 10:30 a.m. · 7 p m. Chnter Chun:h of the N~m~n:ne P~tstor: Rev Herhen Gra te, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m , Worship - I I am., 6 p .m , WMnesd ay Se r.1ces - 7 p m Rutland Church uf lhr NW1re~ 10.30 a.m, Fir!lt SUnday of Month · 7 00 p.m. servke s~ r v kcs Wesleya n Uibl~ Holiness Church p.m.,Wednesda}' Sen• 1ce~ Pastor: Ke tth Rader, Sunday Sc hool - 9 15 p.m . Plain C hun:h or Christ Instrumenta l. Wol'llhtp Service - 9 a.m.. Pastor : Dan iel Mecca , Sunday School 9·10 am , Sunday Wors h1p - 10:.30 a.m , · Wed nesda y Bible Study - 6:00p m. St Rt 143 JUSt off Rt 7, Pastor: Rev Ja me s R . Acree , Sr., Su nday Umfied Scm ce. Worsh1p . I 0:30 a m , 6 p.m , I 0 30 u m , 6 ·30 Thp~n Bethlehem Baptist Church Gre. al I:Jend, Route 124 , R ac ine , OH. Old Bethel FTH Will Baptl!it C hurcb 2860 1 St Rt 7, M1ddl e port , Sunday - 9:30 a.m., Wors htp - !0 .30 a; m .. 7·00 p m . Wednesday Semces- 7 p m' 7 ·on p m Hillsidt Baptist Church Wam1 Frif' ndly 7:00 p.m .. Wcdncsd a}' 3rd Sunday Worship-8 :15a.m, 9 ·45 am & 7:00p.m .• Wednesday s~ryll:es - 6 30p.m. 1~ : 35-52 111. , p.m , Wcd neM.lay Serv1ce- 7 00 p.m. Wednesday Servaces - 6·30 p m ML Union Baptist Pasto r Dcnms Wea ve r Sunday School9 :45 a .m .. E\·cning - 6 :30 p.m.. 333 Page Slreel (740) 992-6472 Middleport OH Fax (740\ 992-7406 Cahary Pilgrim C haptl Road, Pastor Charles Ham :.u nv1lk McKenzie. Sunday School 9·30 a m , pra) cr mee tm g· 7 p m. Wors hip Racine Flnl Baptist Pastor· Joseph Godv. in, intenm pastor , Sunda y Sc hoo l - 9 30 11 m . Wo r~h1p I 0 40 a.m . 7 :00 p m . Wednesday Serv1ccs- 7 00 p m. @ . Rutla nd. Sunday Wor ~h1 p- IIH(l a m , Sunday Servi L'C - 7 p.m. Worship - II a S.unday Sc hool - 9 .30 a m , Wors h1p · 10 .lO a.m. KredsviUe Wors hip - 9 30 a.m,. Sund_ay School - Stree t, Wor.s htp - 9 30 a.m , S unday s ~· h oo l 19.30 a m., P11stor-Jeffrey W11l1111.:e, h t and Flrsl Soutbtrn Baptist 411:17 2 Po meroy Pike , Pastor · E Lamar O ' Bryam. Sunday Sc ho,o l ~ 9:30 a .m., VIctory Baptist Independent ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Pastor St:r v1ce 10.30 11 m , EH illlll!: l, o;: nl lt' 6 pm Fl'ftdom Gospel MiHiun Pa5tor Jan Lavender, Sund11 y Sch.oo ! m am , Wo~ h1p - 10 ·)0 a m and f'i Y a.m .. Worship - ll u m. Dc.wcy Kmg. Sunt.lay school- 9·30 am , Sunda y "ursh1 p -7 p.m , Wcdne~ a y . Wedne sday Serv iCes -7 p.m Blessed are the pure ' in heart; for they shall see God. Ma'tthew 5:8 Holiness Community Churc h Ste11e Tomek , . Ma1,n Keno C hurch of C hrist s ~ rv 1 e e - Michael L. Crites Director of Family &' Community Services Overbrook Rehabilitation Ctr. "A Celebration of We" Edwa rd Payne Wednesduy S ~m c e - 1 p m Pa ~ tor : Gill)' Elhs First Baptist Churth Pastor , 6th and Palmer St.. Mi~dleport, Suhday Sc hoo l - 9 · 15 11.m , Wo r!Ohlp 10 15 11.m , 7 .00 p m., Wednesday . Re\ . Rose of Sharon HolinesS C hurc h Leudmg Creek Rd , Rutlaml, P~stor Re v Wednesday Semcts - HXl p.m. The sponsors of this church page do so wit,h pride in our community 11 ·00 am 570 Gran t 51 ,. Middle port. Sunday school - 9.30 a.m., Worsh1p - I I a.m. and 6 p.m., •m. " Euc h ~ mt Mimster. Jo sh Ulm , Sunday Sc hoo! - IJ 10 am .. Worship- 8 15 . 10:30 a m.. 7 p m.. Wednesday Services- 7 p m Sunday Sch . 9 30 am , Worship 10:30 am S1nce 199 4 tlt~ l y and Sunday worship - 10.30 a m ,& 7 p m . Wed nesd ay pmyer se r111 cc ~ 7 p.m . & rv1Ccs -6 00 Acl.l'S~ Grace P.plstopal Churth , 326 E. Main St, Pomcruy, Sunda y School Pomeroy Westside Ch urch ofChris_l Seroo't cc ·· 10 a .m .. 1'1 00 p m.. Tuesday Rehat.Jio lnl l'rncl Episcopal . Cheshire Bapd:,t Chun:h Pomeroy First Baptlsl: Pa stor Jon Brockert, East Mam St . ~---- }u$113 ..... ' 10·25 · a m., Danville Holiness C hurth 3 1057 State Roote 325 . Langs11 1le , PaslQ r Victor Rou sh, Sunday sl'hool - 9 :30 a m , 10 ·4 ~ r!lf up: 6XfasffN'!J Jo nathon Nnhk , Worshtp Sunda y S ~.: h11ol 9. 15 a.m Pomeroy Church or Christ · 212 W Main St., Sund11 y Sc hool - ~ . JO am ., Wors hip- 10·30 a m, h p 'm Wednesday Serv1ces - 1 p.m. Rutland Fint Baptist Church Sunduy School - 9: 30' a.m., Worship - Suppo.t Trinity Churth & L) 1111, Pomeroy, Pastor: Re.... Sunday School - 9· .30am, Preachmg Service J0.30am, E11emng Service HlOpm, Wednesda) B1hle Study, 7 00 pm. Interim Preacher - Aoyd Ross Hope Bapjist C hurch (Southern) • CuiUMn ..., Pep - Nawl. WtMtW & tmt&l Congregational Mm nner · Larry Brown, Wors hip - 9 ·) 0 Carpenter Baptist Chun:h buddy lloU p ill Hemlock Gron Christhm Church Services- 10·00 a.m and 7 p m . • 10...,.. iddl ·n wiCh w.tlm&lll Church or God ul Prophecy O.J . White Rd. off St. Rt 160, Pll!itor: PJ Se ~ ond Emmanuel Apostolic Tabtmacle Inc. Assembly of God Uuuell . Sunday S~· h!Jn] a nd Wor!i hiJI- 10 a. m Eveni ng Scr,·tces- fl' 30 p m.. Wed n ~!oday Scrvu,; e ~- 6.30 p.m. Sun Mass - 9 30 a.m , Da1ly Mass - 8:30a m. Pa stor J~h11 Swanson. Sunday School " 10a.m , Wonhip - l la m., 7 00 p m. ,Wednesday Services- 7:00p.m . In-~ -8 · 4 ~- 9 : 15 a. m .. Lonc&uom Apple a nd Second Sts, Pa.'it o r· Rev Dmd C h11pman, Su nday Se hou l - 10 un ., Worship - I I a.m.. Wed nesday Services . 7 Satrtd Heart CathoDe Churth Silver Run Baptist • Y:. WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK •• •• wi sdom. and God's weakness is stronger than human strength " (I Corinthians 1:19-25 NIV) . The Good News of Christ grants me peace within though the world may war without. The Goad News of Chri st gives me a well-spring of joy though sorrow may fill my cup. The Good News of Chri st is a shelter of hope though storm s -of despair may hammer at my spirit. And the Good News of Chri st ts a balm of love and forgivene ss though I may suffer cruelly from the hands . of my enemies. No wonder it seems like fooli shnes s to someone who doesn't yet know God personall y .. . such a one does 'not know the boundless and amazing grace of an infinitely transce ndent God who sees · our world wracked with the pain of selfishness and sin. But He brin gs His g.race to bear . upon our woes and becko'n s us to release our fears and prej udi ces so that we might have li fe - real life that has no end. Let's dare to trust Him . Let's risk losing ourselves in Him . If we dare not. then we'll lose in the end what we thought we had as it crumbl es into nothingness. But if we do reach out for Him, we'll find that He gives us far more th an any-thing that we can lose as He daily gi\<es us Him self. (Thorn Mollohan and his family have ministered in southem, Ohio the past 10112 year.~. He is the pastor of Pathway Community Church and may ~e reached for comments or questions by e-mail at pastorthom @path waygal/ipolis.com). '9.95~ -l(oop- The Dally Sentinel • Page A3 · ~ Me1g~o Counl) ·\ Oldc:-.t Fl \l l t ~ t East Marn Pome roy, Oh 'l~ l ut t ond yo·,r !~oughtt -.-_f th t jll>( lllf Nit~ · ' 740-992-2644 ,: God so lo~>ed rh e •mrld he g a~ ·e his onh· 11Jt' l'r.rllf'l1 .W /1 .. . John J: /6 &noulfrr'• :firr .&: &afrtp . TOU•FaU l .eoG ·II~I1 IJ. W 740-992-6298 MY 2race is sufficient for thee: for r:nY stren2th is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 Office Service & Supply · 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 J �The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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' 53.55 26 weeks ·. · ..' 107.10 52 Weeks ......... , .'214 .21 · Friday, January 27, 200~ \1 am not a hardliner when ~ comes to weddings, but l was happy when the traditional marriage service (even the "love, honor and obey" part) came back in vogue after a period of "anything goes" in the marriage service . · In one wedding where I officiated, the couple pledged their troths by saying, " I want you as my wife (husband), lover and friend." That "lover" part struck me as a little bit provocative for a religiou s service, but l suppose there really was nothing wrong with it and I let it go. When I marry two people, Tiel them arrange the kind of service they want. If they feel that "Dearly beloved, we are gathered here together" is corny, l leave it out. If they . want me to read things from Kahlil Gibran like "let there be spaces in your togetherness," I will do , . that too. As the father of four chi!- . dren, I am not s4rprised by anything young people choose to oo. I must admit, though, that I was startled during one wedding I officiated at. At the rehearsal I asked the bride-to-be what 'she was going to wear at the echoed with people saying "I love you." Some people told me later they hadn 't said that to their spous.es in years. · I got rny idea from watching an old Jack Lemmon George movie . Lemmon's character, Plagenz who is married in the film , explains why he takes hi s shirts to Andre's Fren.ch Laundry. · He says it . Ls wedding. because he never has to tell "I am . going to wear Andre he loves him when he white," she said. I smiled in picks up his shirts. approval. I was not prepared Therein lies one of the reafor her to come down the sons inarriages fail - or at aisle in a pair of white jeans t least fail to be what they Nowadays, I find that I am might be. We have forgotten often the one to come' up to say "I love you" -or, as with offbeat ideas. When I in the case of the movie , it was joining Cathy and Don has become a chore . in holy matrimony recently I It isn 't enough that love be said to them , "The best present in a marriage. It advice l can give you for a must be spoken. It . must be happy marriage is to tell you expressed in words as well to say 'I love you' to each as in deeds - coupled with other often during your mar- a kiss and a loving squeeze ried life together." ohhe hand . · Then I said to the congreWhile I favor the traditiongation of 150, "!' m goi ng to al wedding service, certain ask those of you who came changes in the tried-and-true here this afternoon with your form can be impre~sive. For spouses (or a loved ooe) to instance,. I like to read I turn to her (or him) now, Corinthians 13, St. Paul's hold her (or hi s) hand and, famous passage on love , while giving it a tender from the Living Bible, squeeze and looking ·each which substitutes the names other in the eye, say out loud of the · bride, and groom ' to each other, "I love .you." wherever the word "love" They did it. The church occurs. Thus we get: I . www.mydailysentlncl.com Deaths The bride wore white jeans lbomas H. Gamitk "Cathy (Don) is very patient and kind, never jeal~ ' ous or en.vious, never"boastful or proud •. never haughty. or selfish or rude. Cathy; (Don) does not demand hei : (hi s) own way, is not irritable or touchy, does not hold grudges and will hardly even notice when others do her (him) wrong. If you lov,!! . someone you will be loyal t\) ; him (her) no matter what the cost. You will always b~lieve in him (her), always expect the best of him (her), and; always s,tand your ground iii. defending him (h~r). No matter" how much an improvement thi s may be over the King James Version, there are changes · that are more important. What should really con• cern us is the fact that we : take so lightly the vows we made on our wedding day. _ Whether those promise ~ are made in Elizabethan English or in modern slang· is really unimportant. It is keeping the promises ("love and honor ... till death us do part") that matters. Chester' N. Haddox .POINT PLEASANT, W.V~. -· Chester N. Haddox. 85, formerly of Mtddleport, Ohio. and Point Pleasant, W.Va., died Fnday,Jan. 20,2006 at his home in the Villages in Lady Lake, Fla. Services wtll be held m Florida at a later date. Local Briefs Parent Teacher Conferences · ROCKSPRINGS - Parent Teacher Co nferences will be . held from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 31 at Meigs M1ddle .School. The school will also be holding Title l Parental lnvolvement Night. Sixth grade students will have proJects dtsplayed m the hallway for view ing. Dave Harris/ photo For the Record Concerts set for _Sunday Highway Patrol 'POMEROY -. Joyce D. Hill , 49, 37240 Township Road 223, Pom_eroy, was cited for unsafe speed for conditions by the Galha-Metgs Post of the State Hi ghway Patrol following a oneem acctdent Wednesday on County Road ZO (Rocksprings). · Troopers said Hill was southbound , a mil e north of U.S. 33, at 7:45 a.m. when the car she drove slid off the right side of the road and struck a guardrail. · ,The car had disabling damage. troopers said. (George Plag enz is an : o rdaitwd minister and veteran newsman · based in Columbus, Ohio.) ' ' ...... --. · <M < , POMEROY - The Maryville College Voi ces of Praise, a gospe l choir from Maryville, Tenn., wi ll be presetning concerts at the Firsi Southern Baptist Church of Pomeroy at 8: 15 and 10:45 a'.m. Sunday:· The choir will al so be performing at the Athens First Southern Baptist Church at 6 p.m. Saturday. The group has been organized . for 14 years and is directed by Larry Ervin. The emphasis of its music is on black gospel. . Members include a Federal Hocking gradu.ate, Charlene Myers. whose family and local ch.urch made the trip .to Ohio possible. . . . .' ' ~ Clinic physician earns recertification ' ~ -... ~ ,. This vehicle driven by Michae l Wolfe , 41301 Coolville Road, Reedsville , was severely damaged in a collision with a tractor-trailer driven by Shawn C. Blankenship . 37, Kenova. W.Va .. at the .. intersection of u.s. 33 and Oh10 7 at Rock Springs during Wednesday 's wtntry weather. The GalliaMeigs Post of the state Htghway Patrol reported that Wolfe was westbound on 33 at 9:30 a.m. when he turned lett: failed to yield to the ng. owned by D~rect Carriers . Rush, Ky.. and collided . The tractor-trail· er had func t1ona l damage. and Wolfe was cited for failure to yield while turning left. ·NEW HAVEN. W.Va. - Thomas H. Garnick, 71, New Have~, W.Va., dted Thursday, Jan. 26, 2006, at his residence. He IS survtved by his wife. Bertha Garnick. . A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m . Monday in the Anderson Funeral Home, New Haven, with the Rev. John McKee officiating. Friends may call at the funeral home from noon until 2 p.n'i: Monday. ... ·~· ~ ... •• n ......•, ..• ..... ·~ -·---· W •> ~q I •• The West VIrginia Couriers Couriers to sing at. Middleport church > ;:· ~ r\ ~ I '• I . ·~ I 0 '' The problem of Iran Ever since 1945, when nucleat weapons began entering the arsenals of the great powers, thoughtful observers have worried over how to prevent the spread ·of these lethal instruments. It was bad enough that they. were possessed by the world's major'nations. But at lea~t the United States, the Soviet Union, Britain, France and China were ruled by people rational enough nouo actually use them.. · · But what if certain small nations, perhaps including some ruled by reckless dictators who could not ·be counted on to behave sensibly, . developed or obtai ned nuclear weapons? That ·was the real nightmare.· The major powers confronted it by . persuading most of the world's ·countries to sign the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, pledging themselves not to seek nuclear arms. There were some exceptions -· Israel. Jar one, refused to sign, a.nd ts known to have a nuclear arsenal - but for a while the policy worked reasonably well. The trouble is that at least .two · relatively small but obstreperous ·nations - Iran and ~orth Korea - are .becoming sophisticated enough. technologically. to The Daily Sentinel • Page As Citation issued in crash ..... ' . Reader Services PageA4 OPINION The Daily Sentinel Friday, January-27, 2006 while intermittently offering · Iran 's progress toward · to negotiate with the major · nucl ear' capability consid.eri>owers to ~eep them from ably, and that might be ; · initiating effective counter- · enough to indu ce serious :· measures. negotiations. ·: What counter-measure s' The greater problem with William There are only two possibili- military action might be its Rusher ties. One is stringent eco- . side effects. It would proba: nomic sanctions. The other is bly enrage the youn·g military action . Iranian s on whom we · must Sanctions might· work , if count to oust the mullahs·. construct nuclear weapons, Russia and China could be They may be anti-mullah,;. and .are showing every sign persuaded to cooperate. but they may also want their· of intending to use them to .Iran 's sole important export country to belong to the; blackmail the rest of the is oil, and barring it from the nuclear club. In addition, the world. North Korea is world market would, in the government might· respondbelieved lo have several beginning; hurt the rest of the nuclear bombs already, and world even more than Iran . to· air strikes by ~tepping up Iran is thought to be within a But over the long haul global its support for the in s urgen~ f~;w years,. or even months, supplies wou ld adjust to the in ]ray, or •eVen be able t0 demand. and the pain inflict- turn many of their fellow of doing so. This grim problem has ed on Iran would .become Shii tes in Iraq (on whom we· shown up on President severe. The trouble is that it are counting to lead a demo·_: Bush's·.watch, and he cannot would hurt the Iranian peo- natic regime") against the . · ' escape. having to decide what · pie even more than its gov- United States. Such are the considera: to do about it. Earlier presi- ernment. and most .Western dents glad ly postponed a nations are not immune to lions Pres idem Bush must be decision, but Bush doesn't such humanitarian consider' weighing. and it is difficult have that l~xury . The ations . The c.ctds are, there- noi to feel sorry for him as he ' Democrats, too. are fortu- fore, that sanctions won "t does so. But he sought the ' presidency, after all, includnate: They don't have to pro- work. pose a solution. They can That leaves mi.Jitary action. ing its burdens. Iran is cleae· wair to see what Bush · does. and there are those who say ly one of the greatest, and• and then criticize that. what- that won ' t work either. Iran·s war (in· the form · of air ever it "is. Bush alone mt"t . production facilities for strik'e s) simply cannot bedecide. nuclear weapons are widely ruled out. As far as Irani; concerned . dispe"cd. and in many cases ( William Rt~ s her is d all the evidence ' ~gge~ts that buried deep underground . Distill[i tlisheJ Fellu•r of tl1 ~ · its ruling mullahs .intend to But repeated . preci sion Clarelllollt lnst·itutc for tlu! go full-steam ahead toward strike' by American ai r Stll<l\' '!f Stwesmcmshil> and producing n~clear weapon', force' cou ld certainly , ]ow l'olit icql Philosophr.) MIDDLEPORT- The West Virginia Couriers will sing at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at the Ash Street Church. 398 ~sh St. in Middleport. The Couriers, a Southern gospel music quartet , was formed in 1978 and ha ve since bee'n presenting the gospel in song in several states. They were named "The Goodwill Ambassadors of Gospel Musi c for the State of West Virginia·· in 1980 and again in 2004. received the 25 th anniversary award from the KYOVA Gospel Music Association in 2003, and the "Order. of The · 25th Star"' in 2004. The Couriers have several album s including " Palm of His Hand' ' and ''Live." · Dr. Kang Kuk Lee GALLIPOLIS The American Board of Pediatrics has announced the successful . completion of Its ·recertifica· tion examination by Dr. Kang Kilk Lee. Board certification confers a standard of excellence in knowledge and practice to physicians who not only certify via the examination process, but who also work diligently on the maintenance of these skills during the seven-year. cycle between examinations. The American Board of Pediatrics (ABP), one of 24 . Sago Mine survivor transferred to rehab center Bv VICKI SMITH . ~tore · extra air suppl ies untlerground . Though · some companies already provide MORGANTOW N. W.Va. extra .air supp.lies. most min. Sago Mine surv1vor ers- inc ludinc those killed Randal McC iov Jr. was trans- grou nd , where tht;y \Vere at Sago - ca rry packs that ferred Thursday to a rehabili - exposed tll deadly carbon supp ly only an hour" s worth tation hosp ital . where hi s monoxide for more than· 4·1 of oxygen. . family expeqs him to under- hours until searchers found The cause of the Sa£o. go weeks. or possibly them. explos ion . remains und'er month s. of therapy. By then, all but McCloy investigation. and McCloy"s McCloy. 26, of Simpson. is had djed. He was carried out story is one tha t in vestigato" no lon ger in a co ma , but of the mine, battered and ,are eager to hear. Howe.ver. rem ai ns unable to speak. barely breathing. on Jan. 4 it's unclear whether he wi ll Doctors said he was in fair and has since been treated at l:)e able to tell it. Doctors in Morgantown Ruby Memorial 1-lospi tal in Chelsea Pqpe, Samantha condition . "The famil y is very pleased Morgantown and at a hospital haw said 'McClov ma\ have Patterson, Rachael Pickens, suffered brain damage from with his progress: however. in Pittsburgh: ·· Jamie Warner. The Sago di saster a nd. a the carbon monox ide poisonA and B honor r0ll, Rashell they are full y aware that the Boso. Rusty Carnahan. Kyle rec overy · process is still Jan. 19 conveyor b.e lt fire in · ing, but the extent of that Goode. Bryan Harri s. Drew ongoing. and it wil l be a long Logan Count y that killed two damage is ·not yet kno" n. McCiov·s t\\'0 children. 18 · H(,lover, Tosha Jones, Weston process,'' said family spokes - miners led Gov. Joe Manchin woman Alv Goodwin Gregg. to call for mine safety months ;]nd -+ vears old. visi t Roberts. the state. him fre4u en tly and hi > wi fe 'We're talking about weeks reform s in Eighth grade, . all A's, Lawmakers approved the tiill "is by his side- ;It all times:· Robert McCarty,· Michael and months. "'While his recovery has Monday. and Manchin signed Gregg ~aid. Manuel. Lynzee Tucker. "Anna is eJil'oura~ed e\·en · been tremendous to date. the legislat ion on Thursday. A and B honor roll, Charles day by the change~ thar she The law mandates th at thi s is. the lime we . obviously. Cook. Kris Kleski, John sees in her · husband:· she miners be provided wi th · Powell, Dustjn Salser, Alisha move into the rehabilitation Smith, phase - where it' s . work:·· emergency communicators said . Sinclair. Tracy Whi k doc tim have been Breanna Taylor, Mac Wood. · she said. "(McCloy's wife) and tracking devices. It also issumg almo-.t daily update-. reyuires mine operators ·to Anna 's confident, and she Katie Woods. Seventh grade; all A's. Eric remains cautiously optimist ic that he will .make a re~overy Buzzard, Katey Patterson. A and B honor roll, Eric fro m this." McCloy wa> part of a IJCrlmsto n. Eric Cundiff. Kim Deaver. Trevor Flint. Joey mcmber crew that cmercd Forester, Melissa Myers. lmernational Coal Grnllp Charley Pyle s, Tyler Wolfe . Sixth grade. all A\, Martina Arms. Tiffany Francis. Andrew Ginther. Amber Hayman . . K"telyn Hill, Hope TeufonJ . from Page A1 . A t~nd B honor roll. Emily 1 Ai.h. Alison Brown. Sahar"a Ha1mon. Marcus Hill. Kelsey Farmer' Ban k and Sa'" in~' Hubinger, Chel,ea Holter. . Co .. of which he is prc,iJc;1l • Emily Manuel. Morgan ~ind o~\· elopment Grnup McMillan . Emma Powell. BoarJ t\kmbe r Ferman Andrew Roseberry. Olivia Moore is a director. 11'ill. Searle,. Lii.1ie Sprouse. Abbie ma Ke 'ma II -interesl loath William> , Ju >tin Young. ·. avaiiablc Ill buildin~ m1 ncr' Fifth grade . ali A' .' · w match an\ !:.!ran~t mnllC\ Timothy Elarn. Kody Wolfe. rece ived f.,r- h"u i ldin ~ a n ~l · A and B honor rol l. M,rggie facaJe repair, . · " Ct11nmin' . Cole Graham . The ban~ will al'o S]l<JINJr Austin Johnson, Jadyn Mec,. a ·,mall busi 11c" dclclnpShelby Picken s, Oli via ment work,hop targeted 1o "Pnling , Stephani e Pl"le s. th e Middlcpurt retail L'ommu "nity. Reed >aid . · Paige V..'chrung . ASSOCIATED PRESS W~ITER Inc.\ Sago. Mine earl y Jan. 2 to resume production after a holiday shutdown . An explosion tore through the 'mine and trapped them deep under- SOurnERN HONOR ROLL RACIN E Southern Local School District recently released its honor rolf for the second nine weeks. Seniors. all A's. John Bentz. Brad Crouch. Kourtney Fisher, Chelsea Smith, Jenny Warner. Kristiina Williams. Njcole Write se l, J"- and B honor roll , Ryan A,m&rger. Du stin Brinager, John Fisher, Wes Harmon. Shane Hayman. Kevin l-lill, Ainber Hqlsinger. Zach Imboden, Alisha Maddox , Nicole McDaniel, Tiffany McDaniel, David Myers. Josh Pape. Andrea Parsons. Andrew · Parsons , Ernie Sellers, Se lena Spencer. · Juniors. all A's. Amber Hill. Mallory Hill. Adam Phillips. Adelle Rice, Rachel Wood. A and B honor roll . Nick B.l)ck, David Colli ns. Ryan Donaldson. Jacob Hunter. Nathan McClure , Miranda McKelvey. Jesse McKnight. Bethany Vance. Summer Wickersham. . Sophomores. all A's. Erin Chapman. Sarah· EI -Dabaja. Courtney Ginther. Abigai l Jenkins. Whitney Riffle . A and B honor roiL Morgan Brown, Teddy Brown. LinLbey Buzzard. Ryan Chapman. Tyler Circle. Hemher Cundiff. Stephanie Cundiff. Ivy Dunn. Chelsea Freeman. Kryst le Marler. Amber Non ill e. l<aylyn · Spradling, Detdra Sprouse. Ashley Weddle. Freshman . t~ll A'~. Chri s Holter. Emma Hunter. member · boards . of the Additim1al information on American Board of Medicine the American Board of Specialties, is a voluntary. Pediatric> may be obtained its websi te at not-for-profit. private organi- from zation whose pucposes www.abp.org . in.::lude improv ing the quali.ty Lee is a pediatric > physiof medical care aV,ailable to cian with Holzer Cl inic. He the public, establi shing and ha s been affi liated with maintaining standard~ . of Hol zer Clin ic since 1994. To excellence in "!he specialty of schedult! an appo.intmen t pediatrics. impro ving the wit h Lee. contact one of the standards of medical ed uca- following locations: tion for training in pediatrics, • Gallipolis. 446-5371. • Jackson. (740) 395-8805. and determining by eval uation the fitness of spedalists • Meig s. (740) 992-0060. • Mason, W.Va .. t3~! 675in pediatrics who apply for and hold ce rtificates. ' 4498. on McCloy' s progre». Gregg said that will now stop . ··But when the re is news to share. the family will. share it.· · she said: "'They appreciate everyone\ thoughts and · prayers. SPRING VALLEY CINEMAJ 446·4Sl4 MOVIE HOTLINE FRI1127t06 - THURS 212106 BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:30 PM . 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But her parents and I go with her to make sure it isn't some pervert in hi s 50s. I really don't know what to do that won' t make her mad at me or cause me to lose a friend . Please help. - WORRIED IN COITONTOWN, TENN. DEAR WORRIED : It appears you not on ly have more brains thim your 14year-old friend. but also more .than her parents. Why they would tolerate. much less encourage. their daughter 's' o nline roma ntic liaisons bog- gles the mind. If yo u. want to be her friend. you have my blessing; she certai nly needs one. However, please do .not accompany her to any more of those meetings. The next person might not be. a pervert in hi s 50s. but a couple of perverts in their 20s or 30s, and you cou ld be putting yourself in danger. DEAR ABBY: I was widowed two years ago. and I recently attended the wed- PageA6 Dear Abby ding of rny granddaughter. At the reception, the usual protocol· took place - includi ng the bride tossing her bouquet over her shoulder. When the announcement was made. 1 got up from the table to join the other si ngle women, and my daughter-inlaw 1not the mother of the bride) mot ion ~d to me to come to her table. She was frowning and shaki.ng he r head "no." I wen! over, and she told me in a scolding tone that it \\Cas "inappropriate" for me to join the youn ge r women because I was actually considered a widow and not ''lingle.'' She <ll so ·told me that catching the bouquet was intended for people who had never been married, not ·people like ·me. . Abby, I am 65, young at · heart, and attracti ve enough that people tell me I appear to be in my early 50s. I lead an act ive life .. and date and square dance two or three times a week. I didn't join the others. but retreated back to my table. What is your take on this? Was she right that I wasn 't eli- gible? I certainly fee l as though I' m single.' And I'm not ready to throw in the towel yet. - TEXAS WlDOW DEAR WIDOW: You had as much right as any of the other spouse less females to join the bouquet toss if you wished. Putting the best possible face · on it, you r daugh·ter-i n-law may have been concerned that you'd be injured by the you nger. ostensib ly more · . agile, women vying for the flowers. However, if she was reall y concerned about what was appropriate behavio'r, she would have realized that by preventing you from fully enjoying the celebration, she was committing a far worse breach of etiquette than any- · thing you might have done. · DEAR ABBY: My birthday is Sept. I I. I was wondering if you have any advice on how to respond to clerks who often remark in a negative way whenever they see my birth. date on my driver's license . It can be very depressing for me, and I dread ' having to show it for fear of a hurtful remark. BELINDA IN LAWTON, OKLA. DEAR BELINDA: Say, "I'd rather dwell on the positive," and then change the subject. . Dear Abby is wriUett by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, . and was founded by ·her mother, Pauline Phillips. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angele.~, CA 90069. Friday, January 27, Thuraday'a games High achoot glrto basketball Public meetings • • Monday, Jan. 30 PORTLAND - [..ebanon Townsh ip Trustees, 7 p.m., township building. POMEROY - Veterans Service Commission, 9 a.m., 117 Memorial Dr. .Church events Ash St., Middleport, 6:30 p.m. Pastor Jeff Smith invites public. POMEROY - Voices of Prai se Gospel Choir of Maryville College, Maryville, Tenn. to appear ill concert at Pomeroy First Southern Bapti st Church, 8: 15 and I 0:45 a.m. services: Eastern 63, Miller 39 Sissonville 49, Point Pleasant 3t Warren 72. Gallia Academy 38 Vinton County 65, Meigs 43 Trimble 7t. Soul hem 28 . Hamli n 60, Wahama 40 South Gallia 42. Teays Valley Christian 39 Friday, January 27, 2006 Eastern grounds Lady Falcons, 63-39 BY BRYAN WALTERS Other events Sunday,Jan.29 Saturday, Jan. 28 MIDDLEPORT RAV ENS WOOD, W.Va. Evangeli st and singer Art -Free women!s health clin. Bush will be in co ncert at 9:30 a.m. and preach at the ic, 9 a.n1. to noon, Jackson 10:30 'worship hour at the County General Health Bradbury Church of Christ, Center. Clinical breast examin at ions, pap smears. '39558 Bradbury Road. Refreshment s, door prizes. MIDDLEPORT - West Vi rginia Couriers to si ng at . Appointments required at the Ash Street Church, 398 (304) 273" I033. BWALTERS®MYDA,ILYTRlBUNE.COM llf:8st 81 ea'c LocAL SCHEDULE OALLIPOUS- A schedule ot upcomlng'college and hi~th sctlool. varsity sporting e~~ents involving teams lrom Gallla, M&igs and Mason counties. f riday's gomia Boys Basketb811 Southern at Eastern, 8 p.m. Hannan at South Gal lia, 7 :30 p,m. 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The victory was the seventh in a. row for Ohio State ·(I G-2, 7-1 Big Ten). which entered the ga me second in th e nab on · in points allowed per . ga me 151.2). The Buckeyes forced 15 · turnovers, had I 0 steals. blocked seven shots and limited the Badgers (7- 13. 1-7) to just 29 percent shooti ng from the field . Debbi e .M e r r i I l ( '< :, ,) adde(i 16 1 point s. All 12 playe rs l "sco red for 0 h i 0 State, which was comi ng o ff a dramati c 67-65 victory at No. 12 Michigan State on Sunday. Marsc ill a Packe r tossed a loni pass that Davenport caugh t and shot in one mot ion to beat the Spartans at the buzzer. Davenport, th e Big Ten's player of the week. the past tw.o weeks. had two ass ists and four blocks. She start ed the day tops in the -Bi g Ten in fie ld-goal percentage (.632). re bo un din g / ·-..., • .. r-1!I !1 ' (9.4) and blocked shot s 12 .59) and tied for the lead in scoring ( 18.9). Jole ne Anderson had 12. point s for the Badge rs. who have lost six·of seve n overal l and four in a row in the con ference. Th e Buckeyes took command ea rl y and then pulled away, going up 34-22 despite a listless fir st half. . Wiscon sin '.s As hl ey Josephson hit her second 3-poi nter of the half to ti e it at 10 carlv. Ohio State responded with an 11-2 ru n, with Davenport scoring the final five point s. Both of her basket; came off lob passes from Packer.· who matched her career high with fiv e assistsin the first 20 minutes. She finished with six assists. Davenport lopped Ohio State's career 'blocks li st when she go t a piece of Sha ri' Welton 's base line drive at the 4:30 mark of the opening half. the 6foot-5 junior moved past Mary Sivak with her 242 nd block. · The Buckeve s ran off 12 of the. first I~ point s in the second half and led by as many as 27 near the fini sh. 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In contrast, VCHS. shot 44 percent 124-of-54) from the field, including a 7Wolfe of-19 effort · (37 percent) from behind the arc. The guests were 0-for-3 from three-point tenitory. . The L1dy Vikings (~-6. 4-3) held leads of I6-1 0 after eight minutes and were ahead 27-18 at intermission . A 21-12 third quarter run ultimately served as the turning point for VCHS. as that ninepoint swing gave the · hosts a 48-30 advantage headed down . the stretch. The Maroon and Gold were. outrebounded 43-22 in the loss, and also had five more turnovers than the hosts with 19. Joey Haning and Catie Wolfe each had 14 points to lead ·Meigs. while Amy · Barr followed with eight markers. · Cayla Lee also hact four points in the loss. Me gar Owings paced.Vinton County with 17 points, Kristin Coll ins fo!Iowed wi th 15 and Erica Reed contributed nine for the victors. Collin' also ·hauled m a garne-lligh 15 rebounds. M~igs return' to action Monday when it hosts Pomt Plea,anl in a non-conference matchup. Monday'• games Glrlt Baskelbell MarieUa Jackson ·- B.v BR.YAN WALTERS · BWALTERS®MYDAIL'I'TRIBUNE.COM South Gallia at Miller. 8 p.m. city/Region ;core in the setbac k. paced by Kelsi Brown·, 14 points. Lora Spencer follwed with 10 marker·> and Jenna Bol yard added ~ix . · There was no junior varsit y contest. Eastern returns to action Munday when it travels to Mercervi lle for a non-conference · tilt with Sou th Gallia. Game time .is slated for 6 p.m. LadyVikes vanquish Meigs, 65-43 Meigs at Wellston, 8 p.m. Warren Portsmouth • Hayman Ravenswood at Point· Pleasant , 7:30 p.m. Wood County at Wahama. 6 p.m . . Today's Forecast ~ Jen Hupp headed into stretch run. Jenna Hu pp led the Green and White and all scorers with 19 points . Erin Weher was · next with 14 markers and Katie Hayman added a dozen to the victory. lillian Bran·non chipped in eight, whil e Jessi e Hupp ' and Alyssa Newland rounded out the scoring with six and fo ur, respectively. .MHS had se ven pl aye rs· Girts Baska1ball Local Weather • ss· 124· CORN IN G Eastern clai med its third win in four con tests fo ll ow ing Thursday's 63-39 triumph over host Mi ller in TriValley Confere nce Hocki ng Division action. The Lady Eagles (7-9, 44) had a balanced offensive attack that yielded six play- ers in the sco ring column, including three with double fig ures, to avenge an earlier 46-43 lo ss back on December 15. 2005. in Tuppers ·Plains. EHS out scored the Lady Falcons (7-9, 2-5) in · each qua rter and hcfd an early 18- 11 edge after one period . Eastern also led by doubl e digits (33-2 1) at intermission and were up 46-30 Teays Valley at OVCS, 4:30 p.m . . with new vehicle· p Forecast fqr ·Frlday, Jan. 27 2006 Bl The Daily Sentinel LocAL ScOREBOARD 'frimble grounds Lady 'Does, Grandy notches milestone . BY ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPO~DENT GLOUSTER - Scoring 31-point s to lead her Trimble Tomcats over the Southern Lady Tornadoes , 7 1,- 28, se nior point guard ~ennifer Grandy became the state of Oh io's eighth all -tinie· leadmg scorer. Grandy needed just 15 points to accomplish the feat going into . the ga me, Hittin g a three pointer in the second period , Grandy claimed the spot . to beat out Tammy Hilliard of North Baltimore. who compi led 2,385 points during a span from 1978-82. Wit' 38 uint'\ on Monday agai ns . elsonvi lle. Grandy passed Kelly Benintendi of Georgetown ( .1980-84 ). Grandy nnw has 2.407 po i t11~ and trail s Jannon Rol and of Urban~ II Y~\l-9:1) who has 2..126 by JUSt_ 19 pom ts. Durin g Grandy\ · career Trin1111c ha; posted 16-7.222, .1 11c1 2.1 -2 seasons. losing ' . ' ' last year ·to state champion Ja nuary 7 hit 3 bucket for a 9-2 tallv. sop hom ore Ashley Robie w'ith eight point, . .seven Berlin Hiland . Trimble is 15appeared to and that was as close reb0 tmd s. and a ~-5 night 2 so far th is season. be a hu.gc Southern came . Trim ble Coac h Tim blow to Trimble blilled w a D-9 from the 'lloor. Virginia Si korski said, "Je nnife1: is T r i m b I e . firs t period le;ld a, Southern Brickb had six. Krist iina the hardest working player I Yet. ' he made 15 fir st quarter Williams fi1·e. Rachael ha ve ever had the pleasure of o v e rca rn e tlfrno1ers. Likewise. GrcmJv Pickens four. Emn1a Hunter coach ing. She has overcome the injury- outscored the TornaJoc' l-i- t11u. Linda Edd1 two. and Sarah Edd1· one·. Freshmen the s:.1me 9. two serious injuries and has type that shown a tremendous deterTrimble cleared it> ben,·h Rachad Pi ~ke1b and Emma kept Ken in the 'eCLHld round. but . Hunter "c·re 2-.1 and 1-2 mination t() get back to play R.oble from the lloor re>pectiv~ly. Griffey. Jr. and co nt ribute to the team . Sou1hernfs effort wa> futile. anJ Hunter had four on the bench a' She is a tribute to hard work Trimble L>lll,(Ored reb<,unJ, . . and dedication to th~ ~a m e ... . for nearl y two >ea,ons. Soulh~rn12 - 3 ttl lead .15 · 12 Southern hit 11-51 o1·erall. Less than one weck ago. Southern Coach ~ Sco.it at the· hal f. h itlin~ 9-32 . two·,. 2-19 t 8-8) battled Wolfe agreed. ·'Jenn ifer Southern A 2-1-h hlit; 111 the third three ·.-. and ~ -.> ar the line . Grandy in" premier basket- Tr,imblc for ncarlv thr.ec ball player. She ha, a quarters ~efore Trinible was round and a 16-polnl Grandy Southern had 25 re~ounds t·rern en dous Ue~ire tu \.\oJil attic to pull away. Southern ·outbuN ga1e Trimble a 59- t Rnhie 7. Riftl~-l. Hun te r4 ). arid her hard work in the off. led ' at the h3lf in that game IR lead ~~ft~r thrl'e ruunds . ,ix st·~ai> . .\~ lllrnovers . · Inexplicably. · Trimble rolled L>n 1< 1 the 7 1- · ,e,cil "'si>t< and 9 fouls . season has paid off 111th 2R -25. Tnmble 'hut .11-63 nverhuge rewards. I congratulate . Southern "a' ne,·er in the 28 Will . B e~ide, Gr:JnLII·, rec(lrd aiL hitting .C 7-.!8 tii'L'·s. 7-15 Jenn ifer for thi s mi l ~stnne game Thur,day. lJnabk to e~ccu te the fun- hreakin~ perform:m,·e. Tr3ce th ree·,, :1nJ hitt1n~ 4-6 at the and applaud her de .s~re to dJmenlak Suuthern made ended "ith IJ pnin~> ..-\llie iine . Tnmble haJ -1-l ,teals win. Congratu latiom'" Scoring 37 points in i(,eif .,ome lat). pa~~e~ and Jago eight. Andra H''"Pe.r 1Gr.md1 ft . Trace 41. len . b an accompli ,hmrnt. bul Grandi redcd them in for four . l\\n cal·h from Je ...... i~ ' turno,·er.., _ e1ght a,~,q,_ and scoring 37 pllinh while three ·'.lea is and . a 6, 0 Burdette. · Hann ah Fa ire' . 'I f<iu1' . recove ring fro m a partiall) Trimblt' kad . Julie Trace. Megan Yore .· and Tabb) · There wa' nn , reserve torn hamstring i' another coming off a hip-pointer. Jenkin.., , A lici<:~ -\ndr~''... ~a me thing . Gtandyls i11jury 31 the htll''' ptll of the gate for a added one Suuthnn ~oe' to Robie Al~xander Hoop; cla"i c three p'oinler.. Ashlev Southern 11as led b1 · '\cl'" " "l leYor~' \1ond:w . - as --··----- ---·----·----'-------·-·________:,__.:;,_ _ ~_ ·--'-- --'-----'--------- - --""c____ _ __ __.. __. - �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel \'VWW .mydailysentinel.com Friday, January 27, 2006 www.mydallysentlnel.com ·.Remembering the legacy of. Wahama's Lew Hall Warren BY FRANK CAPEHART SPORTS CORRESPONDENT MASON . W V,L - We .tre deeply saddened ,md teel a :great sense ol loss wnh the passing of dear lnend. Le~ IS . Hall, teacher and coach I or ·decades at Wahama and a devoted, caring tnend to all. As heartsick as we may -feel, Coach Hall was one of those very special persons :who give us reason to cele :brate the li fe he hved and the blessings he brought to hi s 'beloved adopted 'homes· of WahaAUl and M.tson County. Those who knew Lew best . worked Wlth h11n or 'hared life wnh htm these years. remember his love or sports. church you th and people. No matter how unf<ttr or brutally life may have turned. Coach never complallled 01 criticized and depended on God to sustain h11n .JS he COlbtantly sought to sene hts players. students .tnd all wtth whom he shared ltte It w.ts an example ol gol>dness ,llld fanh for all ol us to emulate He will always be remembered by husbimd ol young local hardwood players m the yough leagues and by those who spent supm1ers learntng the rud iments or basketball in the Wahama ·summer camps eonducted by Coach Hall Respected by coaches in .md outSide this stare as one ol the most knowl edgeable basketball co.1ches anywhere, he se rved as Instructor counselor 111 btg time camps for Bobby Km ght, USA Top 100, Kentucky and others. Many Urnes he · took local players along and encouraged many others to go. Yet, many other offers were turned down in order to serve youth here at 'home.' Coach Hall and hts father were ftxtures at state tourneys. Playmg there in his blasts Blue Angels youth. it seemed all coaches It was a bles ing to share knew them both, where their years of coachmg and life seats were and visited to seek expenences wllh Lev. and his advice or swap hardwood famt ly of loved ones. It was happi ness recollections every clear where his hean was. year. When other job offers came, Wm or lose, Coach prmsed they were bypassed because his players. prayed with them he wanted to stay 'home' at and encouraged them to Wahama. Always, he felt he focus on what could be needed to do more here. Till achteved ahead. Reputed to the very end, his p01gnant have had the most challeng- wi sh was to come back ing schedules in Class A, it 'home' where he had spent was "that striving to be the over half hts life wtth those best, one mu st play the best." he loved. As in basketball , Coach It is not the number of Hall was an invaluable mem- games won or lost, the prize s ber of the football staff, as won or accolades received those players and staff recall that is the measure of a man. the spectal qualtttes of the It is the way he has lived. the man hves he has touched and the A devotee of a love for devout fai thfu Iness to the hounds, many of those who teachmgs of his God that shared hunts recall the mem- makes him the tallest and orable times spen in nature as most special. commumons with God's ereThis was a gmnt of a man. Coach, you were that spectal ations Hi s prolific command of · to those you touched and literature was eternally loved, to those who loved entwined in enriched teach- you and to .all you inspired ing of English, giVIng with memories forever. insights to life· and in Surely, God was waiting with expressed memories of inspi- open arms to take you close ration by students and to his breast. We will all mi ss fnends you. May you rest forever in Truly, Coach was a man for his loving care. all seasons imd one who Thank you , we wtll remembnghtened them for all of us. ber! Only one pia ye t on the tea m, ve t e r a n cornerback W i II 1 e William s, Notebook v.as on the l a s t Steelers team to make it to the tltle game. They lost 2717 to Dallas in the 1996 Super Bowl ·'Ltke coach (Bill Cowher) satd, there's not too many people who re member who loses the Super Bowl," k1cker Jeff Reed satd . "The last few years, everybody thinks of the Patriots." New England set the bar pretty htgh, wmmng three of the last four Super Bowls. But the Patnots were eltmi nated early Ill the playoffs. and the. Steelers won three on the road to make 11 to the big game Feb 5 Ben Roethhsberger is a big reason why. At 23, he wt ll be the second-youngest quarterback to start a Super Bowl - 213 days older than Hall of Farner Dan Marino was in 1985 But Marino lost 1n his on ly Super Bow l appearance, and has given Roethh sberger some words ol advtce "He said, 'Listen, enjoy tht s. You ' re young ,'" Roethli sberger satd. "On the one hand, enjoy it and have a good time, but take it serious enough that you want to ·win it , because you never know tf it 's gotng to happen agmn " Roethhsberger said he feels more comfortable than last year, when he led the Steelers to an 15- 1 regularseason record, but pl ayed poorly as they lost to New England in the AFC championshtp game "I was a little overconfident last year and thts year I understand where I'm at ·and where we are as a team and the situation , so I think I'm better prepared than I was last year," Roethli sberger said . Around the Joe ker room, the Steelers gave the Seahawks more respect than the oddsmakers, who have bumped the Steelers up to 4point favorites from the 3 112-point opening line. "You cannot compare thi s team wnh any other," defensiv e lineman Kimo von Oelhoffen said . "They will run the ball left or right, you don't know where it's coming, and then they've got great players. They do something different than everybody else, and they do it CLASSIFIED BY BRYAN WALTERS VINCENT - It's hard to say whtch was longer for Gall ia Academy Thursday night. The drive to and from Warren High School, or the girl s basketball contest that was played in between. The host Lady Warriors (12-6, 7-2) maintained thetr m halt -game lead Southeastern Ohio Athletic League action with a convincing 72-38 victory over the Blue Angels. WHS jumped out to an early I 0-2 lead after eight mmutes of play, then went on a 53-26 run over the mtddle quarters to hold a commandmg 35-pomt edge headed mto the finale. GAHS (7 -9, 2-7) managed to outscore the hosts I0-9 in the fourth , but the late rally came up way shon Jackte Wam sley, Gallta Academy 's leadmg sco rer, also left the game early in the first quarter with a sprained ankle. She dtd not return to the contest ' and fini shed scoreless Stx players reached the sconng column for GAHS . led by Alexis Geiger' s gameht gh 13 points. Brittany Elliott followed with nine , while Kayla Perry and Joan Sojka chtpped m six apiece in the setback. Lauren Kyger and Mtchelle Johnson also had two pomts each Warren had eight players reach the scoring co lumn . mcluding four wi th doubl e figures. Autumn Wmters and Che lsea Clifton paced the hosts wt th 12 tlptece in the triumph, and the duo . ot and Madtson Connery Whitnev Swain each added II markers. The Blue Ange ls trailed 3616 at mtermtsston Gallia Academy returns to action Monday when It travels to Ironton for a non-conference matchup wah the Dt vision Ill third-ranked Lady Tigers. Game time IS slated for 5·30 p m very well." The Steelers also think they might have a little 111 advantage playing Detroit, the hometown of veteran running back Jerome Bettis. "It' s the same type of town that Pittsburgh is, Midwest. blue-collar. And we've had some wms recently m domes," Bettis said, · referring to the Steelers ' 21-18 upset of the top-seeded Indianapoli s Colts in the RCA Dome. When the Steelers lost a Monday night game to the Colts In November, some specul ated tpat the Co lt s pumped in crowd noi se through the public-address system. "Hopefully, we can get some noise on our side thts time," Bettis said. For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! 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B1ds may be ma1led or delivered 1n advance to, the Village of Pomeroy al the Sbove address Btd Documents can be obtained tram the Village Clerk 's Olf1ce Each Bidder 1s ' requ1red to furnish with 1ts submi ssion be revoc able only at the option of beneficiary the Owner. The amount of the cerlified check , cashier's check or let· · ter of credit shall be equal to len (10) percent of the bid and the Bid~er Successful will be requ1red to submit a bond '" the form pro- VIded in 153.57 of lhe Oh1o Rev1 sed Code in con junction with the execution of the con· tract. Each proposal must contain the full name of the party or parties submtttlng the bid· dtng Documents and ali persons interested thereto. Each b tdder must submit evi· dence of lhts experiences on projects of Similar size and com- pleKily. Each Bidder must tnsure t hat all employees and apph· ca nts for employment are not d1scrimtnated aga1nst because of race , color, rellg1on , sex , nat1onal origin , handi ca p , ancestry, • ._.. ~.-...- • T'l~tlces 1.-. N"e""'s p a p e r s . .....v .. I>cllvc-roed R I K h t 11:~ or age. VS All contractors and FIOSSLAND EDWARD STOBAFIT AKA FIOSSLAND EDWARD STOBAFIT, JFI. ETC. , ET AL DEFENDANTS NOTICE BY PUBLI· CATION To: Flosstand Edward Stobart aka Flosstand Edward Stobart, Jr., Paul Russell Putllns, Erwin Stobart, Sheryl Stokes, If living, tasl known address subcontractors involved with lhe project shall lo the extent practicable, use Ohio producls, materials, services and labor in the implementallon o1 their project. Contractor compli · ance with lhe equal employment opporlunity requirements of Ohio Administrative Code Chapter 123, Governor's the Executive Order of unknown, or If deceased, the Unknown Heirs, Next Kin, 19721 and Governor's of Executive Order 84·9 shall be required. Bidders musl comply Administrators , with Ohio prevailing rates on Public Improvements In wage Meigs County as delerm1ned by the U.S. Department of Labor, Federal Wage and Hour Division. The Engineer's esll· mate for lhls project Is $200,000. The Village of Pomeroy reserves the right to waive any informalities or lrreg~ utarllles. The VIllage of Pomeroy reserves lhe rlghlto reject any or all bidS or to increase or decrease or omit any 1tem or times and/or award lhe bid to the lowest, respo'nsive and responsible bidder. By order of lhe V1llage of Pomeroy located at 320 East Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio , eounly of Me1gs (1) ~o. 21 (2) 3 Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DAVID BUMGARDNER, TRUSTEE ·OF THE DAVIO BUM TFIUST GAFIDNEFI AGREEMENT DATED 7/812002, ET AL. Case No 05-CV117 PLAINTIFF Devisees, Executors, Spouses, and Assigns Successors In Interest, H any, of the abQve named Defendants , whose names and addresses are unknown. You are hereby noll· fled that you have 'been named Defendants 10 lhe action enlllled David Bumgardner, Trustee of the David Bumgardner Trust Agreement dated 7/8/2002 ,· at at. Plaintiff, vs. Flosstand Edward Stobart aka rossland Edward Stobart, Jr., etc., et at , Defendants . This action has , been assigned Case No . 05cv117, and is pending in the court of Common Plaos of Meigs County, Ohio The obJect of, the Complaint demands that the real estate which is the subject of the• Complalnl be parlltloned, or ordered sold If II can not be partitioned ; that each owner be required to set forth their lnlerest In the real estate: and for an allowance or attorney taxes and costs. You are required lo answer the complaint fees, real estate within Iwenly-elght (28) days after lhe tasl publication of this Nollee , whiCh wilt ...._....c>._.r Dc>c>r. \\'\ill '\1 I \I I '\ h __ ~.r I'DsoN ___ALS __ ' SWM r .,~I see~mg SF for Romance and more. 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Happy Ads.......... ,................... ,, ,•,•,.... ,,.........050 Hay & Grain..................................................840 Help Wanled ................................................. 110 Home tmprovements ...................................810 Homes for Sale ............................................ 310 Household Goods ...................................... , 510 Houses for Flent.. ........................................ 410 In Memoriam............ .. ...............................020 lnsuranee .................. ................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpment ........................ 660 Llvestock ....... ............,..................................630 Loetand Found .... :...................................... 060 Lola & Acreage ............................................ 350 Mlsceltaneous ..............................................170 Miscellaneous Marehandlle ....................... 540 Mobile Home Flepalr....................................860 Mobile Homes for Flenl ............................... 420 Mobile Homes for Sale ................................320 Money to Loan ............................................. 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wh"ltrs ..........................740 Muelcallnstrumento ................................... 570 Peraonats ............................ ,,,,,,,,,, ............... 005 Pets for Sale .. :.............. :.............................. 560 Plumbing & lieatlng .................................... 820 Profe111onat S.rvlc81 ................................. 230 Fladlo, TV & CB Flepatr ............................... 160 .Real Eslete Wanted ..................................... 360 Sc:hoolllnstructlon ............................ .... ..... 150 Seed , Plont & Ferttttzer .............................. sso SHuatlono Wantod.:..................................... 120 Rent •• .'........................................ ,. 460 Sporting Gooda ........................................... 520 SUV 's for Sale ........................................... 720 'frucko for Ssle ............................................ 715 Upholstery ................................................... 870 ,Vane For Sale ............................................... 730 Wanted lo Buy ............................................. 090 Wanted 10 Buy- Farm Supplles .................. 620 Wanted To Do .............................................. 180 Wanted 10 Flent .......................................... ,.470 ~ard Sole· Gatllpollo ....................................072 Yard Sate-Pomeroy/Middle ......................... 074 Yard Sate-Pt. Pleallnt ................................ 078 Computer Syetemal Networks Expenenced ofltce help needed tof busy cH1roprac· tiC otf1ce 25 hou rs per week, Mon-Fmiay Please ha nd deliver resume to Beck 1o Hea lth C h~ropract1c 750 F~rst Avenue m Gallipolis Resume wi ll be accepted throu,gh February 3, 2006 .., I U\ It I .., 1 Assemble crafts, wood items To $480/wk Mate nals provided Free 1nformatlon pkg 24Hr 801-428·4849 A GREAT WORK PLACE TO MACHINIST. s~ 1ll ed 4 or more years recent mac hining exper1ence req'd Job IS 1n Ashton , WV near Pt Pleasant and Huntington Non·smok1ng campus FAX resume with cover letlor IO 866·231·2567 OICall 866-231 ·2476 e~~:t t 06 to request an application An Excellent way to earn money The New Avon Call Manlyn 304·682·2645 AVON, All Areasl To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears 304· 675 1429 ©@1!. ~r:ru~~oo~~® • NO EXPERIENCE NECE SSARV ' FULL TIME CLASSES ·COL TRAINING 'FIN .. NCING AV.. 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Come home and JOin us at Me41-Homt I • Helllth' .ropenmg lor a Full Time AN lull benef1ts package 1nclud1ng 40~ K Sign on Bonu• 52,500 -tOpemng ror a Pert T1me AN Sign on Bonu• 51 ,500 Call Judie Reeae, RN, c, Clinical Manager, at (74())«Hn9 or 1~8H334 •••••••••••• TO LOAN The Children's Home SOCIety 1f WV Aeg1on II office has an openmg fo r a Youl h Sarv1ces Soc1al Wo rker m Mason County ThiS IS a WVOHHA Contract PoSition Pos1110n requ1re· ments 1nclude Bachelor's degree m a Human Serv1ces held, Soc1al Work L1cense or Temporary $oc1al Work hcense eligible, prev1ous expenence work1 ng with ch ildren and lam1l1es IS preferred To be considered for th1s position qualified applicants Should subm1t letter of Interest. and resume to Arney Gtll Cabell Co DHHA 2699 Park Ave Suite 110 Huntington WV 25704 By close 1f busmess February 5 2006 EOE 1'50 , _,_ 1 Wanted To B uy MSIQS County Store Script Store Tokens. and curren cy from Aac1ne Pomeroy, and Middlepor t Banks 740-992·6040 w1lh kids 1740)441·0732 1740)44 Hl732 4x4's For Sale ........,..................................... 725 Announcement ................. ,.......................... 030 [Antlq~aa ....................................................... 530 Apartment• for Rent.. ......,.......................... 440 • ~uctlon and Flea Market ............................. Auto Paris & Acce1180rles .......................... 760 fAuto Repair ...................... .. .......................... 770 Auto• for Sale .............................................. 710 Boats & Motors for Sale ................ 750 tBulldlng Suppllu .... ,, .. ,,.,, ........................... 550 Bualneea and Buildings ............................. 340 Buelnell Opportunlty .................................210 Buolneaa Training ....................................... 140 ,Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Carda of Thanks ................................... ,...... 010 Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 190 ElectrlcaUFiefrlgerallon ...............................840 ;Equipment lor Rent .......... .'.......................... 480 Excavating ................................................... 830 Farm Equlpment .......................................... B10 Farms for Rent ......................................... .... 430 Farm• for Sale ............................................. 330 · For Leaae ..................................................... 490 For Sate ........................................................ S85 For Sale or Tracle .........................................590 Fruils & Vagetables ................................ ,.... SBO Furnished Flooma ........................................450 General Hautlng ........................................... BSO IO resume 740)446·3599 good home part Rot!Bt,Jtl Mastiff, female 6· 7 years old, hxed. good 10 Crlckel fam ily Pel Rewero(304)675-6245 omea Galllpollo, Ohio 0 MONEY llw'WANIED • 446·2842 To Lost small brown Dog on Sandhill Ad, between Oak Grove & Plam Valley Ad wearing a collar answers 1. Creek 4144 evenings , or 740· . - ~I - ne•,...•P'•I AMolute Top Dollar U s S1lver and Gold Coms Prootsets, Gold A1ngs Pre-1935 U S Currency So111a1re Diamonds- M TS Com ShOp, 1 5 1 Second Avenue, GallipOliS 740· GIVEAWAY for POUCIES Ohio Vat ..y Publlahlng rea..-.;ealtla right to lld lt, rajtct, or cancel any lid at any time Errot1 muat be reported on the flrll day of Trlbun•S.ntlnai·Reglater will be reaponalble lor no mora than the coat of t~ •PI'" occup111d by the anor and only tha n...t lnMrtlon Wa ahall not be II any Ia. . or ax.,.nae that ,.aultll tram the publication or omlulon of an advartiaemanl Correetlon will be made In the Urat avallablalldltion • Box ara always confidential • Currant rllte card applln • All real ntllla advartlaemanhl are aubjact to the Fed.ral Fa1r Houalng Act of 1968 • Thl• •ccepla only help wanted ada muting EOE atandarda Wa whl not knowingly ICCIIpt any lldvertlalng ln violation of the I TOBlN Pupples·· Part LabS yellow or black Friendly. 1ntalh· gent medium s1zed dogs Syracuse Phone 740- 590-6928 (74())709-1879 musl be prepaid' WANTID (740)4<16-8657 . Reward $1 000 Space Phone Cross Thur•day for Sunday•~ -~·-- Buffalo, Blue Grass & , Country Band Fnday N1ght 7pm Auction Saturday 6pm Ron Pnce dealer Cra.ftmans Powers Tools Auct•onee r Stephen G1veaway to a Qood home Indoor black females cats, shots & spayed Call Glveaway................ ,.,, .................................. 040 ~-····························· I 1 sage b ' r ~~A~ciiOn Free puppies COcker Lab mn( loiJable, adorable 2 112 mo (740)WH696 W N/A please leave mes- 1·8n·325·1558 , Myone wtth 1nformat1on leading to the arrest and convtctlon of person(s) who broke tnto my home on Hannan Trace A d • All ada All Dl•play : 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Dl•play: 1 :00 Reedy 1639 304 550-1616 oao jalltpohs latl~ ~rtbune Joint Jleasant .legister The Daily Sentinel iunbap ij!;imes -ientinel HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! Boxerrrerrler mix, housebroken , 1st shots, good with children Needs room to run 740-992·5447 CLASSIFIED INDEX Senior Discount* Subscnber's Beaulltul 1 M old Bnndle 949·1 363 day 740·992· . If so, you qualify for a by default will be rendered against you and for the relief demanded In lhe Complaint. Dated lhls 41h day of November, 2005. Douglas W. Little (0007537) Attorney for Plalnllff LITTLE , SHEETS & WARNER P.O. Box686 Pomeroy, OH 4§1.69 letephone: (JI!IO) 992· 6689 (12) 23, 30, '(1) 6, 13, 20, 27 . 1 GMAWAY {p;. How you con hove borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads 1m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small ·. $1.00 for large Display Ads • Start Your Adl With A Keyword • lnc::lud• Complete Dt11criptlan • Include A Price: • Avoid AbbrevlltiDnl • Include Phone Number And Addrus When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 D11y1 (740)709·1996. ~me Call (74())446-7595 / Procedure, judgment AN AQ Chow-Boston Terrier mqc, 2 female, few weeks old Ca11 (74())446·3897 or older? be published once each week for six (6) 5:00 p.m. Succusful Ads Should Include The• Item• To Help Get Response ..• 1 male ~•Hen , 5 months old inside on ly, litter trained Are you 65 to Oead'~~IM' Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Monday-Frld.-y for In-rtlon In Next Day#• Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p.m. •rl•d•v For Sunday• Paper .Monday thru Friday Famale Black Lab to good P U i b l l <:- - Sentinel - l\egtster BWALTERS@MVDAILYTRIBUNE CDM Steelers pumped before first official Super Bowl practice PITTSB URGH (A P) Sreclers lmebacker Clatk Haggans was re laxmg at home . enJoy ing a few days off before returning to practice for the Super Bowl. Then a co mme,ctal toutin g The Rolhng Stones and the1 r upcommg performance 111 DetrOit came on the c11r. "They're talkmg abo ut the Seahawks versus the Steelers and I'm say mg , ·' Hey, I play for that team ,"' Haggans satd Thursday. " It ' s a great feeling , it 's kmd of surreal. You can stt back and everythmg's kmd of memo·rable." · Yes, ever)thing is a little surreal for the Steelers, who practiced for the first time Thursday since beatin g Denver in the AFC championship game. For many. 1t was st1ll hard tD belteve they made it this fat ~rtbune Successful growm g co m· peny has a career opportumty tn computer systems and networking Candidates shOuld be able to support and troubleshoot networK hardware appllcabons, desktops and servers Asioc1ate degree and/or tralmnglcerllflcal10n pre· ferred Must have two or more years expenen ce With LAN and WAN net· workmg Ctsco routers. WIN2K WIN2K3 and XP Some Lmux e~~:penence a plus Mur.t have vahd dn ver s t1cense and dependable transportation Excellent compensatiOn and benehts mclud1ng msurance and proht-shar· mg/40t (k) Pre-employ· ment dr~Jg testmg reqUired Please send resume and ' &alary (equuemenls to Oa~ Htll Bank s Ann Human Resources PO Box 647 Jackson. OH 45640 or to hr@oakh ll lbanks cam Please refe rence Job Code 111559E EOE MIFIDN Desk Clerk needed Please apply at Budget inn , Jackson P1ke Ga iii!XJIIS No phone calls please Drivers Needed: COL Onvers w1 lhng to dnve for local ready-miX· concre te company E)(penence IS preferred but not necessary Med tnsurance & other benefitS available after wa111ng penod OrNer must be wtll1ng to do pre-ma1nte nance on trucks & equtp· men\, yard work & other mtscellaneous chOres ExpMence opera!lng eqUipment & extra sktlls such as weldtng a plus Cal1(304)937·3410 Located 1n Mason County ' near Buffalo VN EKpenenced light duty wrecker operator Clean dr1vmg record Call (740)388·8545 E~~.per,enced Off1Ce ASSIStant wHh computer sk1lts For more 1r"IIO cal! or (740)441 ·7295 {7 401379·2245 Fast paced pnys1C1ans OIIICe seek s recep! IOniSI Qualit •ed applicants should have allill!y to mu1!1·task use baSIC com· puter s ~olls commun,cate effect1vely and pleasantly send resume to PO Box 16 Pt Pleasanl WV 25550 Full time position In Meigs County. ' Must be sell· starter, service oriented and able to work well with the public. Must have valid driver's license and reliable transportation. Position offers all company benefits Including health, dental, vision, and life Insur- ance, 401K, paid Local Busmess look1ng for Secretary/ Recept10n1sl Must have good telephone S~lliS & good Wllh publiC, Knowledge 1n computers & computer account1ng pro-grams & all other off1ce mach ines Monday-Fr~day 20 hours a week Send resume to Local Busmess 2709 Jackson Ave Po1nt Pleasant WV 25550 Local bus1 ness lookmg for SecretaryfRecepiiO ntst Must have good telephone ski lls & good with th e public. knowledge m computers & computer accounting programs & all other off1ce machmes Hours Bam· 5pm Monday·FrKtey. 6- 12 Satu rday Send resume to Local Bus1ness PO Box 775 GallipoliS, OH 45631 vacation, and personal days. Please send resume to: , CLA Box 200 c/o Pcnneroy Dally Ientine I PO Box 729 PomerGy, OH . 4S7e9 Ha1r Styl1 st w/exp M anager license Reqwred Busy almos· phere Phone 740-992· 2550 and ask for Paula Having Trouble Finding 1 Schedule that Works tor You? Need Full· Time? You QOI 1II Need Part·Time? You got ttt Need Dayshlft? You got 1tl Call Toll Free. 1· 888-IMC -PAYU (1 888·462-7298) ext. 2457 APPLY IN PERSONI Otflce Hours: Mon-Frt 8-4 Off1ce located m down tow n Galhpohs JUS \ one blocK lrom the City park B1 242 Third Avenue Home Health Care ot SE Oh10 IS currently h1r1ng Home Health A.1d es CompetltNe wages Call 740.662· 1222 Local Company Gaihpolls based company 1s seek1ng cand1dates tor full and part-ti me pos 1• lions We olfer compettl1ve salary and complete benefits package Applicants must Hnd resume to. Personnel 242 Third Avenue . Gallipolis, OH 4563~ NurSing Mgrnt Heartland of Jackson Ms an exc1tmg career opportu· mty ava1lable for an MDS NUFISE COORDINATOR/ ADON. QuallfiCStlons mc lude a current AN license In OhiO 2 yrs of long·term care exper1ence and pnor supervisory expenence Strong management and com mun1ca110ns sk1Us are a musll We offer competrttve pay, a comprehenSIVe benetlls package tnclucJing 401 (k) w1th company match 1Utllon ass1stanCe and morel Please IDrward resume to Deborah Thomas, RN ADNS at Hea rtland of Jackson 8668 St At 93, Jackson. OH 45640, Fa)( { 7<0 ) 286·0295 . www her man orcare com EEQ IDrug·Free Employer Peool1 Strength Commitment Physical Therapist SaiCIOI.5 l NSilUICnON Concealed P1stol Class A41 States Feb 1 t 2006 Med1 Home Health Age ncy has an exc1Ung oppo rtu mty lor a fuU-t1me. part-lime or per d1em Phys1cal Therap1s1 to jo1n our Medicare CertlfiQdiJCAHO accredited agency In Cabell and Putnam Counties $75 00 9 OOam VFW Mawn WV Ph {740)843· 5555, HI \ I I " I \II Golllpolla CarCollege (Gareers Close To Home) can Todayl 740·446·4367, 1·800·2 14·0452 We oHer a compe11ttve Smg-On Bonus flexibi lity 1n scheduling localized or expanded serv1ce area opttons m1 leage reimbursement, 401 K Program and full-benef1t package ,.._ gellp:lllliCilreercollq com Accred 1&0 Memoer Accredn1ng Coull(:tl tor Independent CoHeoes and Sc/00& 12148 800-939-6865 2 lots wllh vaults m Memonal GatVens, pnce neg {740)992 -34 79 Call V1ck1 Chadwtek, AN for delatls POSTAL JOBS Chlldcare ava1lable 1n my home tn Aacme 1 740· 9492945 Registered Nurse (RN) for fullt1me an d temporary {90 day) work 1n a 114 Bed Long Term Care Factilty Fui H1me employment offers an eKtens1ve benefit package mc ludmg State c1v11 serv1ce ret1reme nt earn up to 15 days vaca· bon per year, 18 days SK:k leave and t2 plus patd holidays health/life 1nsur· ance tS avatlable Salary IS commensurate w1th expe· nence Contact K1m 811t ups DON at Lak m Hosp1tal Lak1n WV at eXI Chns11an mom w111 prov1de ch1ldcare 1n my hOme 7am-5 30pm Ha ve reterences non·smoKmg Call K1m (740)446·3128 Computer Troub le Shoot and Aepa 1r Expert Serv1ce 740-992 2395 J&C Tree Serv1ce & Excavat1ng 25 years exo Free estimates 304·675· 22 13 Need your loved one cared lor? I have room 1n my home to care tor one tady Call Dodr1ll s Pnvate Home Care @ (740)388·8 1 93, ask fo r Pnsc1lla 126 Monday thru Fnday frQm 8 ooam 4 OOpm Lakm Hospttal IS an EEO/AA Employer W1ll cto babysm1ng 1n my hOuse or yours CPR Cert1f1ed Call (7 401 441 9744 ask for Amtp !Reporter General Asslgllment Reporter t.o wnt.e a.nd Will ta ke care ot the Elderly tn thEm nome nave 10 years expe nence call develop reatnret cover news events and h~ondle some local government (304 )6 75·3264 ror dsily reportmg ewsp&per m southeast 11'\\'\ll\1 ern Oh1o Ex:penence prererred but entry !eve! ts acceptable Bend resume a.nd chpl 10 Ke vin Kelly M•nag1ng £dator: Obao Valley Pub htbmg Co. 1500 square 11 home w!!ull f1n1shed walk-out base· ment Hardwood floors sotrd oak doors and tnm 2 kitchens 2 large storage room , 5 Br 3 5 baths ftre plac€1, all electnc large deck concrete drtve 2 car detached garage Ol'l 3 ac Ou1et netghbortlood near Me1gs H1gh School Askmg $179 000 Call 740·4 16-4765 al1er 4 pm 1995 Doublew1de 3br 2ba wl attached Garage Breezeway & Barn 1 56 acres Sandhill Ad $72 000 (304)895<\068 ' $15 94-$22 56 /h r, now hmng For apphcat1on and free governement JOb 1nfo ca ll Amencan Assoc of Labor 1·913·599·8220 24/hrs emp serv (304)675·0860 11URNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We Wtnl , ·88B·582-3345 JliO Bt 'l>"l'~ OProRll..,.,,~ · ·~==~ •NOTI CE• PHIO VALLEY PUB . 826 Tb1rd Ave , Galltpollt, Ohto 4663l Phone (7-&0)4t6-2842 est 18 Res1denttal Treatment Fac11ity tak1nQ appltcat~ ons for youth wor ke r Pay based on elt:penence Pa1d Insuran ce Ca ll between 9 00am·3 OOpm MondayFnday (740 \379-9083 IFIND AJOB IN THE CLASSIFIEDS I 20 acre far m w1th custo111 2 sto ry hOme buill 1n t999 located between R1o Grande and Jackson 3 miles off R1 35. $249 000 740 384 5182 3 bedroom house 10 Pomeroy Off mam road A1ver v1ew $27 000 1· 740·992·2593 3 Bedroom 2 Bath w1th F1replace m A10 Grande area, B acres mfl 40)160 barn $12 0 000 {7 40)"7091166 , 3·4 bedroom home 1 1/2 balh w1th family roo m recently remoeleted $98 500 Call l7 40)446· 4028 7BR 5BA Foreclosure only $18 000 For llstmgs can 800·39 1 5228 ext F254 Attent ion' Loca l company ollermg 'NO DDWN PA YM EN T programs tor you to buy your nome 1nstead ot rent 1ng , · 1OO"o hnanc1ng • Less the n. pertect cred it accepted • Pay~ent coula be the same as rent Mor tgage Locators (7401367·0000 ISHING CO recom ~8rldS that you 00 bU$1 reSS Wlfh peOple yO now. and NOT to sen ~oney th rou gh the ma1 ~ nt1l you have 1nv.est1gat the oftenng led 11RED OF GAS PRICES & COMMU11NG? CAREER DISTURBED? Chrt st 1an Ow ned Company OHer1ng A Home Ma naged Busmess Part t1me or Full t1me Full Support and Tra1n1ng Fully tmanced opportun1ty I aualllted 1 BOO 946·7572 P•n 00 (Liste n & Leave COnlact tnfol Newly remodeled 3 or 4 bedrOO!"l'1S central a1r ' uJl baseme nt hardwooCl floors aetached garage large coverec pat1..;. fenced bacl.. vara close tC' schools Po1nt Pleasa nt S69 500 t740J709 1382 Country sett1n.g tn Gallia Coun ty 3 Pedrooms 2 bathS !11epl ece $85 000 t74Q\'l'09· 1166 �' J;riday, January 27, 2006 ALLEY OOP • www.mydallysentlnel.com Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel In Memory ridgetop property, cloSe to main highway perfect lor 4wheeler trails, l740}707- 1BR , nicely furnished apartment, qutet area , surtable tor 1 adult, private driveway w/c arport, new 2109 WID. 1740)446-4782. 22 acres. wonder1ul 11iew. RJ.AJ. E'Sl:.l:rE All,.., Htat• advertising In thll newspaper Is aubj.ct to the Federal Fair Houalng Act of 1i68 whlcfl makes It Illegal to adv.nl.. "any ~erence, UmltaUon or dlacrlmlnatlon baaed on feel , color, rallgKx'l, Hx hlmlllal at.tua or national origin, or any Intention to maklanv such . preference, llmltaUon or dl.crimlnatlon." W•~TEI> Need to sell your hQme? Late on payments. diYOrce. job transfer or a death? I car buy your home. All cash and quick closing. 740-416-3130. Rl \ I \I .., ' This newapeper wlll not knOWingly accept advertiaements for real ... ate which ia In violation of the law. Our ' react.rs are hereby · Inform" lhel all ~lllnga ad~artlted in thle newapaper are available on an. equal oppcrtunlty baua. Fabulous 4br, 3 tun baths . Completely Remodeled House tor Sale (304)882·' 2391 House 4 Sale 2500 sq.root, 4br, wi2ba .. Attached 2-car Garage. Great Neigllbclrnood, 85~-Poplar Heights Ad, Just oft Rt2 near Roosevelt Elem . School . {304)675·4435 afterl5pm Houses for sale in. NewHaven,4 bf. on Mayo Dr. $85,000 (remodeled) 4 br. on Haven Heights $79,000 (remodeled) 3 br. on Midway Drive $130,000 (new canst.) HOUSili FORRENf 2 or 3 Be'droom House in Pomeroy. No Pets. 740992·5858. 3 Bedroom house for Rent. Close to Power Plant in New Haven. 740-949Anentlon ! company offering "NO DOWN PAY¥ENT" .programs tor you to buy . your nome instead of rentLocal In!;~ . • 1O_QPio financing · Less than perfect credit accepted • Payment could be the same as rent Locators . Mortgage NeW 2005 Redman home 1700 sq. ft . 3 bedroom, 2.5 bath, 'Green Township, 6 acres. (740)446-2188. Syracuse 3 Br., attached Dbl. Garage, New roof on .7 acre. Block utilitres building $85,00. 740-9 491082 or 740-416-2786. www.orvb.com 1740)367-0000 Stop renting Buy 4 bedroom foreclosure $ 15,000. For liStings -800-391-5228 ext 1709 Two Bedroom House, Rent $425 per month, Deposit $425, Relerences required 1304)675-4469 (740)446-3620 20 MOBILE HOMES IURRENr 2 Bedroom all 'electric in Middleport $375.00 plus deposit. 3 BedrOom all electric in Middlepo rt $425.00 Plus deposit. No inside pets . 740 -4161354. p~otos/info onlin~. 2 bedroom mobile ho(Tle in Racine . ~375 mo_ plus $375 deposit, years lease. no pets, no calls after 9pm. (740)992·5039 New Haven. WV. 4 Bedroom. 2 Bath·. 2 Car Garage, OutbUildings, Close to town . PRICED TO SELL! Code 6505 or call (3041882·3368 MOBILE H OlliES FOR SALE 10 used homes under $3 ,000.00. Must Go! Call Elaine 74D-385-Q698. 14x70, 3 bedroom. 1 1/2 bath, A.C.. wheels , axiEfS & blpck . Must be moved. (740)388·8978. 16x80 Mmes starting at $25995.00. in cludes vinyl siding/ shingle roof. Call Russ 740.385·2434. 1996 Skyline 28x64: 3BR, 2BA, firepla'c e , cathed ral ceiling, $35,000. (740)709- 1166. 2006 Price (740)367-7015· (740)446· 4734. ' 2BR apartments. Starting 1'6' wide Special $181/mo. Call (740)385-7671 . '96 Fleetwood 3 BA Only $169Jmo. Call (740)385· 9948. Good clean, used, mobile homes for sale Day (740)388-8513, Evenings 2 Bedroom Trailer $400 per month and $400 deposrt. Water and Sewer. included . GarbaQe " Carport , and Porch . All Electric. Rat. and Stove rncluded. No Pets. In town Racine . References required. 740-949-2217. 7:00 A.M. to 7:00 P,M 2 Bedroom. 2 Bath, Rio Gran de Area , $375fmo .. $~75 ~eposit No Pets (740)367-7025 2br Mobile Home for Rent all' Electric in Mason, · $300/month plu s Deposit No Pets (304 )773-5751 3 bedroom mobile home in country. (740)256-6574. 3 Dedroorri mobile,home in the Shade area . Wa ter. sewer, trash included , $325 a month plus deposit. No pets allowed . (740)385-4019. 3br. 2ba, Mobile Hom e ;i-440/mon~h . $400Jdepo~it in New Haven !304)882_,1107 M obile Home lor rent Caruth'ers Mobile Home Park . No PBts call (740)441-0117. Bea utiful 2·story town· hOuse overlooking GalliPolis City park. Kitchen, D.R, L.A ., study, 3BR, 2 baths, laun dry area. References required. security deposit, no p ets. $900 mo. Call (740)446· 2325 or (740).4 46-4425. Drill& from $344 to $442. Walk to shop ;!, movies. Call 740-446·2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· ED & AFFORDABLE I TownhOuse apartments. and/or small houses FOR RENT Call (740}44 1·1111 for application & informa· tion . Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and R iverside Apartments in M iddleport. From $295· $444. Call 740-992-5064. Equal Housing Opportunities. MiddlepOrt and 2· Bedroom furnished Apts. No Pets, deposit, and pre·vious ren tal refe rences. 740·992-0165. Modern 1 bed rOO!T! apt (740)446·0390. New .Haven, 1. bedroom uAfurnished apartment. n.o petS . deposit & previous rental references, (740)992-0165 Like new 2002 Clayton 14x52 $148/moCall Mobile Home Lot next to Meth odist Church m Kanauga, OH _Private_Call (740)385-9948 (740)448-4782. r AN:=~ 1 Mobile home spaces in Country Mobile Home Park. (740)385-4019 . Trailer · for Rent 2br-, all Electric. AC. $300fmonth plus utilities, Deposit, No Pets (304)675-4874 Nice one BR unfurnished apar!ment Range & retrig. provided. Water & garbage paid . Deposit required Ca ll (740)446·4345 after 6pm. t SPACE FOR RENT (740)367. 7086 Small 6 me mbe r hunting group lOoking to lease Gallia , Meigs. or near-by county farm for turkey or deer hunting. Contact John 201-407-4835.- 992-5682 • New Homes · •, Garages In' Henderson, WV. Preowned Applicanes sta rting at $75 & up all under Warranty, also · nave Household M isc. Items s t ~rting at .99C & up (304)675·7999 To Subscribe Call 99.Piymoutt1 Voyager. air, .The Daily Sentinel 992·2155 $4,000 automatic, OBO. 65,000 (740)256· miles, . 1652. • ' $26.00 ~ERMoNTHt ' " . The Daily Sentinel 992~2155 TRucKS ·I PErs FOR SALE Moving Sale- Quality bed· room, livingroom furniture, treadmi ll , 'conso le organ Border Collie pups $125 and more. (740)258-1428. CKC Shih Tzu puppies. Two female , onEJ male, (304)895·3328 See bc·sales.com fo r picture s and into. $400. (740)388-8965. Thompsons Applia nce & , Repai r-675-7388. For sa le, re-conditioned automatic washers & dryers, refrigerators, gas and electric ra nges, air .c onditioners. and wrin~r washers . W ill do r.epairs on maJor brand s in shop or at your' home. Full blooded Husky puppies for sale $300-450, 4 males, 1 iemate. Also AKC & APRI f:legistered Siberian Husky stud available for breeding. r ~~~.s · l $250. Call (740)707-1964. ConsO le · · OrganGu!branse n 11 51kw double manua l. Great for home o r small church $950, (740)25 6-1428 . See . '-.,.1.I .r'--•AN-n•QU•F.S· 2558 ' bc-sales .com· for .Pictures. , Several Violins for sale. Starting at $ 100 each. Ca ll (740)379-2754. ' · r r~1 740>379-2218. r>«l PLAYMAn Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan HOEIO.J Raoine, Ohio 4Snt 74()-94H217 . GRAIN Ground Ear Corn, $5.00 a hundred, your sacKs. Long BottOm, on . 740.985- 3581 . I R \ '\..._1 '( lit I \ 110 \ · In St(l(!k Call Ron Evans. 1-800-537 ·9528. 'New and Used FurnaceS . Installation avai lable . (740)441-2667. NEW AND USED srEEL $3,000. (740)256-1253. .1990 ·ChEivy 314 ton Club ·snoW · blade, Bed (304 )675:~ 1 62 AtJTOS FOR SALE I $500! Pol(ce Impounds! Cars tram $500. For list· ings 800-391-5.2 27 ext. 3901 ....,,...-----,-------...;..-...,.,_-... (304)674-()100 $5,695 ; i Ram 150 $3 ,695 : 1998 Honda . Odyssey van $5.995 ; 1998 Chevy Metro $2 ,995: 2000 Cavalier $3 ,995. Other trucks. vans and cars in stock . 328 JaCkson PlkEi , Cook ~ BUHJliNG SUPPI~ Block, brick, sewer pipes , windows. lintels, etc c raude Winters , RIO Grande, OH Call 740-245, 5121 r ;:~--..,.---..., I'E'rs I ~--•fii'OiiiHiiliSiiAJii.ii E-.,.1 . · AKC Lab pups , field and waterfowl hunting blood · lines. calm and fami ly ori en1ed , excell ent pups , excellent price . (740)418- 8388 AKC Siberian Husky puppieS. · Blue .eves , calm .. Qreat temperamenl. frrst , shots, $250 wrth lull papers (7 40)446-8627 AKC S1ber1an Huskys, old , blue eyes. BtackJwt11te . brown/whi te $300feach. wh ite $350/eacn first shots/wormed . Call 6wee~s 1740)286·9855 . 1997 Dodge Motors. (740)446·0103. 1995 Ford Crown Victoria LX 135k miles, good condition, neW l1res , $2,600 . Call (740)441 - 928~ (740)256-1233. 2002 Dodge 86 ,000 miles, Stratus $5 ,000 OBO. Calll740)256-6169. 2003 PT Cruiser , Power wmdooois and locks, CD Player, Very good condi· lion , $7500,00_ (740)388' 0140 2004 Jeep L1berty. e11cel· IE!nt condition. less than 15 ,000 m iles. $17.000 Call (740 ) 44 6-.4 0~8 ~ I ~ I r i ,.''' . DVU!... TO 11\Y 1-\\)ti\E 992-3194 or 992·6635 r ."toi'\ORROW 7 0 I '!;> LOVE 101 CfJ,IE:F! WI-I!>..I P..Re: we: 001i'-IG To t>O , •••a• FoR SALE · VANS FOR SALE F60 AA~~ I BUDGET 35537 St Rt 7 N • ' YOU OOT 1"1-IAT RIGHT Racine, OH 740-949·2202 Custom Window Treatments & Upholstery BOME IMI'ROVEMENl~ SHOP CLASSIFIEDS FOR BARGAINS OFFICE Snodgrass' Upholstery .~ Unconditional lifetime guarantee_ Local references furnished . Established 1975 . Ca,ll 24 Hrs . (7 40 ) 446-0870 , RQger s Basement " Waterproofing . . PRINCIPAL'S Ohio 45769 Adver.tise in this .space for $1 04 per month~ types . or BASEMENT WATERPROOFING G Shade River AG Service, Inc TRANSMIS· SIONS, AU (740)245-5677 • SUNSHINE CLUB GRIZZWELLS 1bll REALLY 1\I>.IJ£ li MM/£ . " Now Available At HAlJM LlJMHER 7 . -- -_,,l\.ICKEI>.. East has the Cii.Jb qU~n . So, after declarer plays a trump, West wins with hrs bare a •~ .. Beef $7.35 Beef $8.10 Corn $6.45/Bag ·Cral:ked Corn $7 .45/Bag -Sovlbean Meal $13.25/Bag • River Hog Feed $8.85 Why Drive Anywhere Else? the trick with his ace , West will know that one club. L I DON'T ~AVE A 11M NOTT~E PENCIL, MA'AM .. I LENT IT TO T>IE ''KID" IN KID IN FRONT F~ONT OF YOU! OF ME .. onto the tab le. And when declarer takes ~ REANUTS .59f·8757 card values tor game, bid as hrgh as your wmbined trur:np length . Here . North . knows of at least a 10·card l it. so jumps second time . East takes the trick with his AHantlon Co. R•ldenta!!! '1'01.!, MAWE? with North 's loUr-spade response? queen and shifts to the hean nine. givii1g the defenders one spade . two hearts and· Hupp ;~'~ ~ il!O<'t · ND ME A PENCIL, agree Takmg the second questrori frrst. lou r · spades should meet wrth umversal agreement. The Law of Total Tncks states _that when your srde does 'not have the high· ace and un~erteads the club k1ng for ' SEPTIC TANK PI/MPINC $95.00 PORTABlE TOilET RENTAl CAll FOR APPOINTMENT TODAY B lack 1994 Ford F150 , 5 .8L, short bed. great Condition. $3.500. (740 )367- $4900. CARMIC HAEL . EQUIPMENT. (740)446· 2412 . I Wf>..lT FOR.IW.:: (.M'>LE (,U'( ! I BUCKEYE Suilalioa 4x4 200 I Foret ·E~~:peditlon , Eddie Baue r Edition, fu lly loaded. mopnroof, running . bOarCis . 67,500 miles, gr"'at shape, red and tan exterior, ta~ leather interior, asking $19.500 . Ca ll 441 - 14H after Spm or leave message. r I WON\ & TI4.€.R.EI 1'\E.E.D ~r-\EONE:. TO 01-\ I IMPORTS $18,900 (304)6.75· South rs m four spades. How should the defense card to deleat declarer? Do you must play the bonom of equrvalent ca rds. Here. thiS meanS pi.Jt1ing the" club jack I T!>..LK :'>14.0P ? ,' 740-742-2675. r ,. ~ r' ~'~ltY<i. "f4J•• Loaded, leather heated seals. moon-roo !, excel.lent con- . dilion 97 K Miles. $14.500. win the trick . Today 's column deals with the other end of the sequence. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos ,Geiecrll) c~ cryprog ·ams Bre ere atee 1ro::n IJUOtanons cy tamws EilCh leMr In 1t1e ::~pr.er !!land~ lor,aootne! contributed to lhe trick . In this pos~ion , he • 2000 Tanoe-LT. cannot high -;- he is playing the highest card· yet V' ' For the last two days. l have drscus$ed playi ng the top touchtng honor when you same b1d 1f West passes .) AI tricK one, East rs playing third hand g SUVs The difference is in the position 57 Corroded. as acid cheap sacrifice. (Nonh shoi.Jid make the PL./>.,'( CI4.E:SS, "Middleport's only Se.lf·Storage" IURSALE East ·All pass make lf1e very ~ard for East. or the contract might succeed, or 11 m rght be a lHE BORN LOSER ~0\JLD 'IOU LIKE \0 C.O/flf. "'I A, 4• 53 Facilitate 55 Beaver project 56 Here, to Pierre response could backfire. but 11 m1ght ..___~;:;......;.........:;..~............ ~ ~·~~71C­ ,_h__ l~ Sii North Db\ em I!J'f\H\ I 'NA7 YoU~ /;6.E , MY t\P\1E colJ LW' I 8/tl'\ TAKE .' P\CTllR£? AstroGraph -~= present Tooay s due U equals F Ey ·· B . T E F SAF BKETESO NWLYS ' s· L S NWLTJ . SAF SW EY BKWIS ER S l I SA , WRFYFTU ." wl 0 l 0 LE VA BL J SAERP SAF 5 AF SF T T F Y0 F VE B T T 0 PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'He (RIChard Pryor! was the Charl1e Parl<er ol 'comedy ... the legacy that he leaves wtll tore.ver oe w1th us.'· - Owncy Jones ~~:~~t;~~ ~(G\l-.~1-A-~"f.,~~e Saturday, Jan.·28, 2006 0 iovr ~.crrcnQe s:rc..,ble-d By Bernice Becle Oaol IQw trs possible in the year ahead tt1at you will establiSh two new. but very 1mporta'nt · · ,all1ances. They are apt to be Lfnrelated, yet both aim for the sarn.e obtectwes as you and figure into your hie m beneficial w ays. AOUARIUS (Jan. 2G·Feb. t9)-lt won 't be what you do for yourself today, but what you do tor those you love that witl provide you w1tt1 lhe greatest sat1sfacli0 n. Provide . whal. they need when you see what lhey lack. PISCES (Feb, 20-March 20) - If you're plann1ng a recreatio nal break today. Ca ll up some oi your good pals With whom you c aole t your t1a1r down . Pretenllous people Will only mal<e you feel un co mfortable and · stres sed ARIES (March 2 t -Apn1 19)- An obJecllve of considerable 1m portan ce can be ach1eved Ieday 1f you have the 1nclina1ion to do so . It's nol hke yo u to let a d•fl1cult goal scare you ofi. so don't do so now before you even lry TAURUS J_Apr1l 20-May 20} - Do nor be Sat1Sf1ed w1ih rne st at us quo to day. because 11 you app ly yoursell ·you Qave the faculty lor makrng good tlirngs better for ~ourself . Strrve for Improvement rn big ways. GEMINI (May 21·June 20\- Chances are you 're gotng to get the chance to prolrt today from .1 s1tuLJllon that anolller' 1nd1vtd· ual has already 9011en under way. Th iS persOn needs your know-how 10 'proceed CANCER Uune 2 1·JUiy 22)- ThiS St)Ould be a fodlm ale day fo r you perlaimng tq Involvement s where you are workmg 1n .CII)Se con)un cllon With olller s 111 accorn· phshmg something ol value . It pays to be a learn player LEO (July 23-Aug 22) - Try to de.-ote as much trrne. as poss1ble today lc proje cts that you deem Jo be product1ve aQd worlhwrnle You w1ll nol feel fulfilled .I you was,1e • thiS day and aren 't a? 1ndustrrous as you can be . VIRGO (Aug 23-Sept 22\ · Normally, rt's not a good pol1cy tO m1~ 1~ 0 rk 1n g on n serious pro1ect wrlh a pleasdrable pursu11 but, today may Qe an except•on_ Yours may not be a barn ra1s1ng . 'but can have as much good w rll LIBRA 1$ep1 23-0ct 23) - Do not be overly co ncerned today as to how a cnt1car ass1gnmeil1 w1 11 be w orked our and get done Proceed as 11 VI Cto ry rs al rea ay acco.m oiJshed. !)y 1a ~ 1 ng one po s1trve s1ep at a wne ·SCORPIO (Oct 24-Nov 22) -- II you\1e been loo~ r ng lor a good day to start org, nrzJng and pUUr ng ~·o ur affairs 1n order . thiS nirght b~ !he rrghl one Clear up all the ~lut­ lf!r apd debrrs thai has collected over l•r1t! SAGITTARILiS (No" 23-Dec 2 11 Frnancral maller!i are il~ely 10 run f'lOIC n your. lavor today tnan thei mrght al anolher trme II you have 's omethrng o~ the hrun· er . lurn up the f•re and get 11 cook rng·hl~1 nOw w llrle vou Cdn CAPRICO RN 1Dt.lt:. 22-Jan 191 -· H;;wrnq Ill e. hp~dam to ..)pera\1> al VOllr own ,j,sr;re IIOn NJHlour urw ,, te rlerenc ~ w1 11 l t= ot e)(treme trho ortai' Ct :o yoli tOday !\vord r·e:ople w~o talld 10 maKe c!Elmdnas or 11e you down peoql~, PBS\ ar(l lc! illa' by. l etter5 cf WOlD GIMI CLA;T~R~. .:.::~;.;~;;;:;;;;~;;;::- the w.:Hds be· to fo1 m io:;r simple ~.:- r dJ . GI KT H N l EE RU I l·wu·friends had los t hea•·ily allhe casino. One tu:·ncd and ~ig.hcd. ",'\sure . - - - - - - - - - - - , thin;: abot:l good luck is that /' Q I N L! T I tt "i~l S 'Jr~ h · -- ---.. 1'2 -;' 'llf P ! ( ! I 0 (~..,:' ·~·~ ·h ~ c ~ .. o .l e c.ored ·T H U. C' 'H I I I' i i _ _ .. __ I -- - ! LJ -··- - - : • ·•rrr ;; '" ·!he m1n H'"il wo·ds No. 3 befow. i ~'.: 0t"·Cio~ lr(l,., src ,A, ~ F~ tN:..r~~ " r .uve::F.~~ L·~n~~~ . ~~:J 'J t, R~S H.J \' I' 11 15 I' I' 1 . ' ;:..--~~~..f-"_ ' S':':'•~'::.'----1.._:__.._.._...J_..:·:._..) SCRAML.ETS ANSWJ;RS 1WJ6 Hectic - Macaw - Berth - Helmet - W!TII TilE~! "My i:ids sl10uld gel cvcf\·thil.lg I never co uld afTord ."" the famou~ t~m i c joked, "then I can m ov~ in \\'!Til TH EM I'" ARLO & JANIS SOUP TO NUTZ ~>... <....... •;. BAUM LUMBER ) • .._...~- -'-) ,; <!-.:: I ..• -.J.'o!.lo.· ~ St. Rt. 124 C hester 985-3301 __ _, -~- ---,- --·-- ·- . :""'.:-:::::·.~-t r,,,~~ -~"= ·--,( ~---== - :::::: --:::: -- ~ - ~~~ f.'-;' ) <_:~,·.;· A6:."'·.: l ~7Hr.!. I 1 Sqorpion Tractors "Taki11g The Sti11g Out Of liard Work !" Mid-Si·Zc 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Eng.ines 1 spades. N9rth's hand havrn·g only seven · (W1th a 1O·card fit. deducl one loser.] Seven losers oppos ite an openrng bid equals game in a major. The • IOxiOxiOx20 ~ West 4 blossom 47 Better than · stereo 40 Karachi . language ' 49 Mock butter SO Out callert losers. •• •• ~ Roofing &-Remodeling Co. Rubber Roofing, Room Additions , Decks. Shingles. Siding, Windows, Pole Barns: Garages . New Homes Residential & Commercial Middleport. OH . 2003 Tahoe l.T, Red· Me tallic, garage Kept like new, on star satellite radio loaded 10.000 miles 304-675-3753. K J 10 A K 44 Ahead . of schedule · 40 Large to the 10-trick leve l. Advocates of the Losing Trrck Count would also b1d four Ed (740)367-0624. 10 2000 Dodge Ne on . air . automatic, $2,300 OBO 2002 Dodge Neon. air . automati.c $3 ,500 080. I'D 14ATE FER HER TO Tt-IINK I'M ABUSIN' HER GENEROSITY !! '--'-"....... I 97 Beech Street 7245. '98 2Dr. Black E;acptorer Sport 4x4. Pwr. everything. ·rear vent. 94k mi $5800. 446709- 1276eve . 1113day. BARNEY I Dump 2001 Dodge Ram truck 250!) SLT Heavy Duty. sprinQS. camper special, 1D-ply tires. $7.500. Ca ll • I NEED A CUPPA F\.OUR, BUT I'VE ·. ALREADY BORRIED FIVE FROM LOWEE ZY THIS WEEK!! MANLEfS SELF STORAGE I~ J~ALOUS . .. :======== 1998 Chevy Silverado 1/2 1on ext. . cab 4X4 auto. Garage kept. $8,000.00. 740-742 -2 176. HAY & JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired. New & Rebuilt 1985 Chevy 1-ton dump truck, new motor, cab & paint. Used daily. Asking kept. 1408 3 year old reg iste red Angus cciw with 5 month old hailer calf $1,500. Call All types o f parts fpr plumb1ng , hOt water hea ter, faucets , wasllerf dryer parts : Also Heating & Cooling tools & par ts. $1,700 firm . Call (740)441 • 1236 for appointment to view. FOR SALE Cab, ' IMA~INA((Y Stop & Compare 2004 Chevy TrailbiaZer 4WD wftow pkg.. Kelly 81uebooks @ $22,000. many extras 10,500 miles, BKcellent condition , garage I \H\ 1 "'I 1'1 ' 1 II.._, ,\I 1\I ..., I ( H h. Buy or sell. Riverine Antiques, 1124 East Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 7 40 -992·25~6. Russ Moore, owner Call (740)256-911 5. . FRANK & EARNEST .X GOT IN TOVCti W/Tti MY / INN~(( l:tiiLD, ANt> NOW MY 140-992-1671 . FORSALE Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar 1989 Ford Club Wagon For Concrete, Angie . XLT- tT., 99K rpi les, we ll Channel. Flat Bar, Steel 1987 Plymouth Sundance. maintained. $2800 .. Call Grating For Dra ins, Good condifion , $1.600. 1740)441-9282. Driveways & Wa'lkways . . -Call (740)441-7390. l&L Scrap Met!3-IS Open 1998 Windstar 92.006 199:2' Cadillac Sedan Monday, Tuesday. miles, good conc!Hion Deville. Great coridition • Wednesday & Friday, 8anl$4.500 Call (740) 367· 95 ,000mL , leather interior, · 4:30pm. Closed ThurSd-ay, 0394 Saturday & Sunday. CD player and svs.t em, . (740)446-7300 great $2,000. runs (740)446·7820 or Trim package for sa le _ 6 (7,40)709-9532. panel pine doors, poplar base and casing . · Oak 1993 Chevy 4x4 $4 ,695; ' 2003 Suzuk i 4WD Vinson 500 · ATV with 34 miles. 1998 GMC Jimmy · 4x4 stair system for $3, 100 ' .. Remodeling Auros " • Opening lead: "' 2 (740) 992-0496 Pomerpy, OH on State Rt. 124 QJI074 South t Licensed Home Builder ROBERT BISSEll CDNSTRIGnON 3 miles west of . Dealer: South Vulnerable: Both • New Homes • Additions 'Remodeling I "' QJ 7 4 "' AJOH • Complete Firewood split. delivered . Appliance Chuck Wolfe Owner Auto & Truck Repair and more... 7.62 mm (308 Cal) Good Shooter, Spanish Creston Receiver $200 (304 )675- Respons ible non-smoking co uple looking to rent house or mobile home in northern M eigs County. Must be in a country ~a t­ l ing and allow pets. Please ca n · late afternoon or evening (740)591-9843: ·oN THIS·PAGE<FGR AShOW :AS· . ROGER HYSELL GftRHGE TECHNOLOGY r r BUSINESS . CURRENT EVENTS Downtown Office Space- 5 room sui te $650/mo; 1 room office- $225Jmo.: 2 room suite $250/mo. Security deposit r8jqul red . SPOR11NG . You pay utilities. All s·p aces Gooos very nice. Elevator. Call (740)446-3644 for appoint· · menf. · Mauser Bolt Action Rifle, Warehouse I COUPONS $10,90o' tor 1 person or $12 .450 for 2 persons. Maximum Income effective 02/1112005 for 1 person $18, 150 or $20 ,700 ·tor 2 persoris. Must meet HUDJ20218 criteria to r household com· position. Twin Rivers Tow~r is accepting applications for waiting -list tor Hud·subsized. 1- br, apartment, call 675-6679 EHO ~2Jcf.~lr.. 179 Rand St. Gallipolis, OH Rick Johnson , Jr. Owher Insured Free Est. GIVEN TO APPLICANTS WITH INCOME AT OR BELOW Silverheets, Incorporated , A Rea lty Company Equal Housing Opponunity 1Ox20 1Ox12 Comp(oto Tree · aro Subsldlzed R9sidential Ho~sing for 50 years of W and older. PRIORITY One bedroom Apt . on Second floor located jn . f?oint Pleasant. Cal l (304)675-6645 Leave message it no cwswer. Will return Call Tara Townhouse Apartments , Very Spacious, 2 Bedroom~ . CIA , 1 1/2 Bath. Adult Pool & Baby Pool, Patio. Start· $395/Mo. No Pets. Lease Plus Security Deposit Required . U~its • u5 3 South ,._lltYIIIIIIYP l-111111 WICIIIIIInD IHJIII@*IIIIMIS.CIII ACE TREE SERVICE MANAGED BY BEAUTIFUL APART· MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood (304)675-3818 (740)388-8017 For Rent 3 Buildings lor Business Use. Located in Pom eroy Also , 2 Upstairs Unturn1shed Apts. in Pomeroy for Rent. Call 740-589-7t22_ (740)441-1184 . 740-992·6396 740-992·2272 " 9832 " AI/65 · ··ij 7 4 2 • K 9 5 2 MldiiWirt.DIIII 1'11111: 140-143-5214 .......Ciflllnll fU: J40.143-1214 A·J Mini Storage C~T. . . ,: .- :Tio. . tl C~~h~~:~~=NT 100 E. MEMORIAL DRIVE POMEROY 740·992·7022 .......... Now Renting Regular Bingo Starts 6:30pm knowing, you're in SEIIICES 1 " 7 4 t Q J JO 9 ... 8 3 East 4 R3 West • A liD FIIIUCIIl IIIII' . . . . . Tuesday & Saturday Middleport American Legion Early Bird Game 5 pm Jan. 28, 2005 Your spot at the table is empty. and so is your big easy chair. but we find comfort just our Father's care. and now you can truly sing ""l have gone to be with ·Jesus" Come Spring.! Missing you Husband Carl O'Dell Manley, Children & grandchildren 40 Away from the wind t Bearsk ins. 41 This. maybe to Pedro 5 Oolong. e.g. 42 Yo! 8 Charge 43 Was in front 11 Slouch · 45 Movie award 13 Limb ri7 Immigration 14 Caesar 's factor law 50 Bear 15 Big mix ·up COl 'llltion 16 - Dawn 51 Web eite · Chong 52 Collide w"h 17 Hllo guitar 54 Tibet 18 Barking nel9hbor · noises 58 Fru1t drink 20 Post-sneeze 59 Gloss· larget word 60 Pass a bill 9 Cartoon shrieks 22 Kitchen 61 Couple herb 62 Fabric meas. 10 Alimony 24 Moonbeam 63 Parts chum getters 25 Cat"sloot 12 Make clean 26 Pate de DOWN 19 ·Stalled the engine - gras 28 Nah 1 Hwys. 21 Tufled-ear 32 OHoman 2 Large vase cat title 3 - - lew 22 Lox partner 33 " Star Wars" ' rounds 23 Not in a tog guru · 4 Lobby 24 Home seller 34 Comic-book furnishings 25. Family man heroes 5 Resurlaces 27 "''Et tu'' time (hyph .) a road 29 Nebraska 35 Hair 6 Pitcher's city treatment stat 30 An apostle 31 Greed's · · 37 Wooded 1 Invisible v~ lley swimmer cousin 39 Off-road 8 Furnace 36 Sq,lten vehiCle · duel 36 Highland gl~ North 01 27 06 oi. K9652 ROCKY HIIPP INSIRUCE REMftll l41·992-G153 BINGO Belly J. Manley Aug. 7.1933 SA 160, SA 8so; Bob McCormick Ad . Call (740)441-0194 or · 2BR apt., washer dryer hookup, close to hospital, also '10x12 storage bldg. HOme Listings. List ~our home by callir'lg · -~ (740)992-5174 2 bedroom apt WiD hookup. Water, trash. sewer pd . $400. 1 be·droom apt retrig , stove. $325, wafer. sewer, trash 'pd. (740)367-7746· ACROSS Phillip Alder BUI 2 bedroom apartment Meigs Counrv, very nice, clean, $425 · per month plus deposit. no pets, ref· erences requi red, NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE In loving 1183. at $375!montn. Located on 304·882-~131/882-2726 View 1ST MON . FREE RENT WITH PAID DEf' NEW 'ELLMVIEW TOWNHOUSEIAPTS NOW LEASING I SPACIOUS 2 & 3 BEDROOM BOTH FLATS & TOWNHOUSES AVAILABLE "ALL ELECTRI C "CENTRAL AC & HEAT "STOVE, REF. . "DISHWASHER 'G ARBAGE DISPOSAL "WIND BLINDS · "CEILING FANS "WATER, SEWAGE. & "TRASH INCLUDED PETS CONDITIONAL , (304)882;3017 The Daily Sentinel • Page BS www.mydailysentinel.com �Friday, January 27, www .mydailysentinel.com Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Hamlin shoots past :· La(ly Falcons, 60-40 High School Basketball Roundup EASTERN 63 , MILLER 39 •VC 15) Asststs - M 5 (Wolfe 3), 12 (Colli ns 6) .. Steals-M S (nl a). VC 6 (Collins 3). Turnovers- M 19, VC 14 EASTERN (7-9, 4-4) Katie Hayman 5 2-4 12. Alyssa Newland 1 2-2 4 . Jilhan Brannon 2 4-5 B, EM Weber 5 4-5 14, Janna Hupp 7 3-4 19, Jess1e Hupp 2 2-3 6. Totals: 22 17 -23 63. (7-9, 2·5) Courtney Hoops 1 0-0 2, Lora Spencer 2 6· 8 10, Ashly Heavener 1 0-0 2, Kels1Brown 7 0-0 14, Emilie Bray 1 0-0 3, Je nna Bolyard 3 0-0 6 . Janna Murphy 1 0·0 2. Totals: 12 6-8 39. Eastern 18 15 13 17 63 Miller · 11 10 9 9 - , 39 Three-pomt goals:-E 2 (Jenna Hupp 2), M 4_(8rown 3, Bray ). MILLER VINTON COUNTY 65, MEIGS 43 MEIGS (4-1i, 1-6) Cayta Lee 2 0-0 4:Joey Han1ng 6 2-5 14, Catie Wolfe 5 4· 10 14, Ambe r Burton 1 0-0 2. Amy Ba rr 3 2-2 8. Leslie Preece a· 1-2 1. Tota ls: 17-51 9-19 43. (s-6, 4-3) Megan Owings 8 1-3 17, 01ana Ankrom 2 2·2 8, Jessi Harkins 2 3-4 7. Kristin Co l lir.~s 6 1-2 15. Kelsey Da"y 3 2·4 '8 , Erica Reed 3 0-2 9, Abbe Batey 0 0-Q 0. Ashley Graves d 1·21 . Totals: 24-54 10-21 65. Meigs 10 8 12 13 43 VInton Co 16 11 21 17 65 Three -point goals- M 0-3 (none) . VC 719 (Collins 4 , Reed 3. Ankrom 2). Rebounds_- M 22 (n/a) , VC 43 (Collins VINTON COUNTY Tota l iouls- M 19, VC 18 . JV score-VC 33, M15 TRIMBLE 71, SOUTHERN . . 0 2, Leah Cummons 0 0·0 0, Michelle VanMatre 2 2-3 6, Liz Sommerville 0 0-0 Johnson 1 0-0 2, Brlnany Elllon 3 3-8 9. Kayla Perry 3 o-o 6, Joan Sojka 2 2·2 6, Ale.:is Geiger 4 5·6 13, Ryann Leslie 0 0-1 0, lindsey Niday 0 0-2 0. Totals: 14 10·19 0. Brittany Clonch 0 0-0 0. Tessa Wyant 2 0-0 4, Jody Hartley 1 0·0 2, Melissa · 38.. 2 2 Whitney Wolfe-Riffle o 0-0 Q, Ashley Rob1e 4 0-0 8, Aachael Pickens 2 Q-() 4, Emma Hunter 1 o-o 2, Sarah Eddy 0 1-2 1, SISSONVILLE POINT PLEASANT SISSONVILLE o-o GAlLIA ACADEMY ~7 - 9 , 2-7) Jack1e Wamsley 0 0-0 0. Lauren Kyger 1 0- 10 12 - 49 Pt. Plea11nt 4 9 9 9 - 31 3-Point Goals- (none). FOuled Out- Georgette Brickles o· 0-(l 0. Virgmia Bnckles 2 0-Q 6, Chelsea Pape 0 0·0 0, Ang1 e Apperson 0 0-0 0. Totals-- 11 4-5 28 TRIMBLE (15·2, 7·1) Jess ie BurdeUe 1 0-02, Jenny Sikorski 0 0· 0 0 Julie Trace 6 0-0 13, Hannah Harper _ 0 0-0 0, Alici a Andrew~ 0 1·2 1, Andra 49, Hooper 2 0-0 4. Hannah Faires 1 o-o 2. 31 Brandi Sham hart 0 0-0 0, Jennifer Grandy i S 34 37. AIIIeJago40-08 , MeganVore (12·3) 1 0-0 2. Tabby Jenkini 1 2. Totals 31 4- Whitney Anderson 0 0-0 0 , Stach a Fields 6 71. 4 0-2 8 . Sydney Cummings 0 0-0 0 , Southern 9 3 6 10 28 Jennie Morgan 1' 0·1 2, Hayley Boggess Trllilbte .23 ~2 24 12 - .71 6 0-0 12 , Megan Tay lor 0 0-0 0, Tori Ball Three-poi nt goals- S 2 (Brick les 2); T 5 4 5-513, Sayanna Painter 1 0-0 2. Kaitl in (Grandy 4 . Trace) . .snyder 1 0-0 2. Autumn Mart in 0 0·0 0, Emily Carp enter 2 0-0 4, Katie Smarr 0 0.0 0. Suz i Harvey 2 2· 2 6. Totals- 2 1 7- 38 6 21 10 49. , POINT PLEASANT (5-9) Lea h Eddy 0 0-0 o . Anna Sommer 0 4-6 4, Charlotte Bibbee 2 0-0 4, Trista HAMLIN, W. Va. Behind a 25 point effort from Hamlin 's Holly Hutchinson, the Lady Bobcats jumped out to a quick lead m the first quarter on their way to a 6040 · victory over Wahama Thursday night in Hamlin. The small school out of · Hamlin, in its tina! season of play before consolidation. JUmped out to a 16-4 victory in the tirst eight minutes, with Hutchinson and teammate Heather Mills helping to push the Lady Bobcats in !ront. Wahama finally mustered some offense in the second quarter via a 14 point effort, while Hamlin grabbed IS more points, giving the home squad a 31- 18 lead at the break. ·Just ·as in the first half. Hamlin continued to con~ain the Lady Falcon defense and force Wahama into mi ssed shots, something th at plagued WAHAMA (7-7) Airel Derlield 5 3-5 13, KeilhAnn Sayre 2 4·5 8, Beth Keyes 3 o-o 6, Amber Tulley 2 1-2 5. Mary KeDIE!r 2 0 ·0 4. Jessica Hoffman 0 2·4 2, Kayann(! Sayre 1 0· 0 2 . TotaJs- 15 10·16 40 HAMLIN ~n/a) . Holly Hutchinson 9 7- 11 25. Heather Mills 5 4-7 14, Bnanna Enox 3 0·0 6, Amy Gabehart 2 t -3 5, A!isha Lynville 1 2-2 4, Caroline Smith .1 0-0 2. Amanda McComs 1 0-0 2 , Morgan Browning 1 00 2. Total s- 23 1'4-23 60. Wahama 4 Hamlin 14 11 11 16 15 19 10 40 60 3-Poin l Goals- (none). Iowa seeks another home-win over Top-25 team DES MOINES. Iowa (AP) ·unexpected offense and left - Iowa began th~ week Carver-Hawkeye Arena with with one of its biggest wins a win over the Hoosiers. of the season. The win was ·a- major step Th.at doesn' t mean its for the Hawkeyes, who work on thi s home stand i's looked lethargi c in · East done . Lar si ng. · The Hawkeyes. ·coming "That's what I appreciate off a 73-60 victory over.No. the. most -about our guys," 13 Indian a, will try to move Alford said. "They've reall y to 4-0 at hom e a.gainst Top got great resiliency and 25 teams when they play No. ·re solve abo ut them. They . 19 Ohio Slate on Saturday. know how to respond after a Ohio State t 14-2. 4-2 Big Iough setback ." . Ten) and Io wa ( 15-5. 4-2) Most Big I0 coaches. cop are among the five teams in ceding a tough conference a seco nd-p~ac e ti e in the sc hedule , have taken the co n fere nc ~ behind No . 23 stance that their teams need Wiscon sin . to win all their home games Before the Indiana game. and . hope for a split on the Iowa coac h Steve Alford road. sai d the Hawkeyes· next No Big 10 team has perfo ur games were crucial. On , sonified Ihat ' strategy . better the heels of a 30-point loss than Iowa. which is 12-0 at last Saturday at . Michi gan home th is season. State - the WOfSt ·defeat . It hasn't been a soft home Iowa . has suffered under slate. The Hawkeyes beal Alford - the Haw key es both Indiana and No . 8 played ·their trademark Illinois by double-digit mardefense, sprinkled in some gins, and also have defeated No. 15 North Carolina State in Iowa City. Throw in a win in Ka.nsas City over what was then a ranked Kentucky team, and the Hawkeyes ;;nter Saturday's gam e with a chance to pick up their fift h win over a ranked opponent. "This ·was a big game in a lot of ways ,:• Alford said after the Indiana game. "If we ·can ge t five wins against Top 25 teams, that 's pretty special. You can't take that aw ay . and it bodes well when we look at ~he postseason." Thi s will be the second trip to Iow a for the Bucke·yes. who rallied from an eight-point deficit in the final 6:39 to beat Iowa State 70-67 in· De s Moine s on Dec . 17. The Buckeyes haven ' t played since beating Penn State 75-64 last Saturday. Following their trip to Iowa, they host Florida A&M and 1AYLoR New W~eels ~J5:~~ fort~e · New Year! l YLORDEALERSHI Minnesota, whi~h is 0-6 in the Big Ten . like The ' Buckeyes. Indiana, rely heavi ly on 3point shooting. Ohio State is ranked seventh in the nation in 3-point percentage . at 4 1.4, and four players are shooting more than 40 percent beyond the arc. Terence Dials anchors the post for the Buckeyes. averaging 14:8 points to go with 6.9 rebounds: Senior guard Je' Kel Foster leads Ohio State with 47 percent shooting from 3- point range. Ron Lewis. the Buckeye s' . talented sixth man, started hi s third game of the season against the Nittany Lion s and scored a game-high 15 .point's , Ohio State is 3-1 on the road thi s season. It s loss came at Indiana, 8 1-79, ·when the 'B,uckeyes blew a 17 -point lead and turned the ball over in the closing seconds. 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See Page AS · We'll buy your car even If you don 't buy ours! • Val1d title requ1red Some ·re str iC tion s apply See s tore to r d eta1l s Sal~;~s .Hours Mon .- Thur. 8 :30arn-8pm Fn . 8:30am-6pm · Sat. 8 30am -5pm Sun . Cl osed Service Hours . Mon .- Frl 7 ·30am-Spm Sat. 9am -5pm Sun . Closed I AYLOR TEAM ~ ~ ........... . . - --· •n111u• DODGE/CHRYSLER/.JEEP 740-594-3528 million , while Ahern and Associates, Inc., bid $29.39 million. Mattox said the bids ' will have to be examined to detennine if a contract should be · awarded. The bids are about $7 million to $8 million htghe~ than anticipated. · "On the surface, it looks like they are good bids, but we are currentl y evaluating them," he said. . A combination of factors, including skyrocketing costs for materials, pro,bably contributed to the bids t;,xceeding estimates, Mattox said. In addition to the state review. the b1ds also .w1ll have to meet with the approval of the Federal Highw ay Administration, which should not take long, he said. State Sen. Charles Lanham (R-Mason) met with Matlox earlier thi s week and said it is gratifying to see the longawa'ited U.S. J5 project fi nal ly move from the planning to constru ction phase. :'It . just show s -our hard work is actually coming to fruition," Lan()am said. Remaining-patient is a challenge. but Lanham said he reminds himself of how much has been accomplished in ~he p_as t 12 months. Gov. Joe Manchin, Sen. 'Robert Byrd (D-W.Va.) - and U.S. Rep. Shelley Moore Capito (RW.Va.) all have said they ani commilled to seeing -U.S. 35 through.· · "Maybe it's not moving forwaid as fasl as we woul d like. but there has been more done in the past year than ever before," Lanham said . One can't help but wonder if Jack Fruth is somewhere smiling. For years. the community-minded pharmacy owner worked side-by-side co-chairman with Lanham on ' the U.S. 35 Commitlee. Sadly, Fruth passed away last year, as and did nul li ve lo see the hi ghwa y completed , but it looks like all of his hard work is going lo be rewarded. Later thi s year. the stale is expected to solicit bids for a . twe>-mile connect ing road from the new interchange to W.Va. 34, for which the money already is in place. From there, it's west toward Mason County. "This is a very important project to both Mason and . Putnam counties," Mattox said. '•'We' re gqing to have the interchange and the connector under contract this year, so we're on our way_, Around Town Celebrations: Classifieds Comics Editorials Mo\~ es Obituaries Regional Sports Weather cp aoo6 Ohio \'aile~ GALLIPOLIS - A man arrested early Friday following a car chase escaped from custody after his arraignment in Gallipolis Municipal Court. out was recaptured a shol\ time later. police said. Johnn y L. Lewi s, 22. Proctorville , was arrested at 5:45 a.m. Friday after Gallipoli s City .Police tried to ·stop bim for dri.ving with no headlights. Lt. Keith Ellion said in a press release. According to the report, officers noticed a suspicious ve hicle parked on Mill Creek Road . A few minutes later, they witnessed the 1986 Chevrolet pick~p being driven with no headlights. Officers turned on their emergency lights and attempted to get . Lewis to stop. but he allegedly fled, accorcting 10 the report. ·. The "relativel y low-speed , chase" went north on -Mill Creek Road, to Georges . Beth Sercent/ photo No. this isn't an ancient cave used by a long-gone society. or the home of an evi l troll in a fairy tale , but it is the very real. very Creek Road. where a Gallia deteriorated condition of the Pomeroy park ing lot wall. The wall, which has been in the community since the 1930's, has been Co unty . sheriff 's deputy dep loyed a s~op stick device damaged by years of flooding and the village is currently acce pting re:b1ds on repairing this historic piece of architecture . i-nto the path of the truck. the report states . -Lewis: howe ver. was able to continue .east on Georges Creek to McCully Road. where he lost control and crashed. He was taken into custodv ·without · further mcident. - • Pomeroy re-bids on par lot wall -repair .due Feb. ·10 BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAI LYSE NTINE L.COM POMEROY - One of the 1hos.t famous rock songs of ·the past 30 years is, "Another brick in the wall. " bv ·Pink Floyd but for the Pomeroy parking lol its been more like another brick out of the wall every time the Ohio River spill s out of its banks. -Over the years, the wall has taken its share of body blows from the river, incluoing most receiuly in the September 2004 and January 2005 floods. In · between these two significant flood s the water has still managed to make it up inlo the parking lot on occasion. washing away pieces of the wall bit by bit, particularly below the upper parking lot. BY PAUl DARST PDARST<i!>MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM INDEX 4 S~CI10NS - Jeep Grand Cherokee BY TIM MALONEY TMALONEY@MYDAI LYREGISTER.COM Please see Esupee, Al By repairing the wall with lhese historic standards in mind . it raised the repair estimate from around S60.000 to roughly·$190.000, _ - · The origi nal $60,000 repair plan called for the shooting of concrete inlo the wall 's gaping holeswhile the $190.000 calls for the use of actual sandstone that · will be relayed and grouted . in place of Ihe deteriorale_d stone to preserve Ihe historic integrity of the wall. FEMA will not pay for the quic-k fix using concrete. · . It has not been conllrme.d thai FEMA will pay ih .share (75 percent) of .the $l90.000 estimate as there ha> not heen j BY BRIAN J. REED a firm bid submi tted by a contractor. 1. _s_R_EE_o_®_M _v_o_AI_Lv_s_E_NT_I_NE_L_.c_o_M_ Please see Wall, Al 1\IIDDLEPORT R e cei\'in~ funds · for facade i mprow ments and other revital ilation improvements in Middleport may be a waili ng ~ ame. ,~n otli cial with the 2. Furnish 1 0 the commisOh iu - De par1n1ent of re;-ealed that· the airport authoritv hoard of directors si?_ncrs a list of members anJ . Dc, _elnpmenl 'aid ThuNlay. , did 1101 - h:ive·. record of how otllcers hv Fch. 1 nf each \'ear 11 \~ hli e the Mtddleport 3_ Elec-t oflilw> anu ,;rga- O~ n l t>pm ~ nt _Group has l<Hl~ its memhcrs had sencd. ur tl1eir term ~ xpiration dalt''- nize al their t1rsl meelin ri- of \ .:omplt-tcu preilmmary plans . ' lt>r the pro iCL"I. t>ther work Commi . . ~loner~ Ji-.~,..·o,Tr~d Ihe ye<Jr. then lor11 arJ Ihe · . ·, • .. .. , mu'l he ,·nmpkted by late that the IL'rm' for SCI Ctl of Ihe . n.11m ' t>l tho'c olli ccrs ll> the M ~t\ in ,, rek r 10 meet an nin~ hoard member' had cnmmi ,sion. app-lic all lln deadline f,u· 2006 already c:\pir~d . 4. .i\'ntif\' the commi , ...,ion - Tie r 2 re nt <tl tl atinn 1·unding . In l)ct:ember. comm 1""ion · cr' h) Dec:. I of eac h 1car the . Kare n_h h an" ln ld til e grou p 1 1 l' P·· appointl'd a JK'\\ ti H·- m e m app 01 ntmenh thai "ill .be at a June·henn mee un ~ at the bc·r airpot1 authorit~ hoard. retllli reu the fulh1" in~ ) Car. , Famtl) Li k Center. Linder the· new ~uidcli n c,, lncltlJCU .1\ ill he the c· urrclll The applic:.ll illn r rol'c,, for . hoards " ill n<l\\ 11,1\ e· to dn mcmt>ers "h11se lernh will rc1 ilali!alinn tu ndmg i' high Ihe foli o\\ ing. nplre <~nd 11 helher nr not l1 Cllmpel iii'C. Fabian•' , at d. I, Kc ~.:.·p a L'_ ur~·L'I ll ro..,l er of .the\ arc intcreqcd in he i n~ .. and '"me 1 ll l a~c ' are nul mcmhcrs. their lengt h ol 'er- re-;1ppnin1ed. · - appnne u uun ng the fir>t ' kc. oiJ'j,·cr' and l h ~ i r te rm _l'\ p lrd l ll\11 J;ttc s. Please see Cisllia, Al Please see Fundinc. Al Du e to the effecl tlouding has had on the walL last yea r the Federal ·Eme rgency Management Agency (FEMA) agreed to pay for 75 percent of the repair co>ts. that were then estimated ·by a contractor whp bid on the proj ect to be around $60.000 using concrete and grou t. The state and Appalachian 'Regional Commission (ARC) also agreed to each pay 12.5 percent of the remaining costs. leaving the village wilh no out-of-pocket expenses. '· Repai rs were ·sc heduleu to begin''"' fall when FEMA stiptllated that the wall · be repaired in accordance with' the sta nda rds estah li ,hed by the Secretary of the Int erior's Standards of Hi storic Preservation . Gallia commissioners ·adopt board guidelines Detallo on Page AB 1500 / Chrysler · 300C U.S. 35 enters next phase, but first bids high BY PAUL DARST PDA@ST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM Caravan Quad Cab SL;,o. \ 'ol. -lO. ~o. 1 Escapee from court recaptured Dodge Dodge Ram ·!II t'onwt·o~ • ~lichllt-pot·l • I ;allipoli' • .Janu:ot~ !!«). !!ooh CHARLESTON, W.Va. The long-awaiied U ,S . 35 preject ·has officially entered the n ext phase. · Two bids were received this week in Charleston for the con struction of· a new ihterchange at Interstate· 64, which · will be the eastern starting point of the new four-lane highway. The bids came in far above estimates, however. according to Paul Mattox, Divi sion of Highways director: The Turnbull Corp. bid $28.98 Jeep Liberty on Used Vehicles tme • Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties WEATHER . ...,Jl- - ·"' - ••t-•~ WAS $18,455 WAS $28,945 NOW$16,991 NOW$27,991 - ·I TAYLOR HONDA All NEW! 2006 CIVIC ·EX COUPE . t LMNG ' Reds assistan t ge nera-_i manager Brad Kullman has told . Castellin'i that he wou ld like to be consi\1ered fo r the job. Jim Beattie . hired this week as a special adv iser to Caste llini , alSO' cou ld be come a candidate. Beattie spent the last three years as an executi ve. vice pre sident with Baltimore . -2ao6 c.r .. ' 1AYLORTEAM of Dealerships Special Finance Rates! CINCINNATI (AP) Minnesota ' s. · Wayne Krivsky will be interviewed next week for the Cin ci nn ati Red s' job as general manager. Kriv sky. an .assistant general manager with the Twins since 1998, also wa s a candidate fo r the job In 2003. when the Reds c hose Dan 0' Brien inslead. New owner Bob Caste llini fired 0' Brien on Monday. saying he wanted to bring in his own man . Castellini . plan s to interview between six and eight candid ates . for the job. Krivksy is the first to have an interview arran ged. HONDA Great Selection ALONG THE RIVER Krivsky is candidate: for Reds GMjob (g) . the team all game long. In fact. the Lady Falcons managed to get the shots, they just couldn' t get them to fall reflecting a pair of It-point quarters in the th ird and fourth, while Hamlin grabbed 19 in the third and I 0 in till! final cantos to seal the 2Q,; point victory. Hamlin was led by Holly Hutchinson with 25 point$, followed by Heather MillS with 14. Brianna Enox wiQ! six, Amy Gabehart with five, Alisha Lynville four. Caroline · Smith two, Amanda McComs two and Morgan Browni~~ with two pomts. ~ Wahama was led by Airel · Derifield with 13 points, followed by a quite night from KeithAnn Sayre who only posted eight points, Beth Keyes with six points. Amber Tulley with five points, Mary Kehler with · four points, Jessica Hoffman with two points and Kayanna Sayre with two points. STAFF REPORT SPORTS®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Lakin Horner 3 2-3 8, Mallory Biboks 2 2-6 6. Whitney Swain 5 0-0 t 1, Daniells Fries 2 (none). Rebou'nds-Sissonvill.e 36 (Suzi 0·0 6, Autumn Winters 5 2·2 12. Madison . Harvey 10), Point 32 (Skye Smith 6). Connery 5 1-2 11 . Chelsea Clihon 5 1-3 Assists-Sissonville 10 (Kalt1in Snyder 12 , Nalasha Williams 3 0·2 6, Samantha 3), Poinl 1 (Anna Sommer}. StealsBrown 0 O-o ·0, Nicole AbbOn 0 0-2 0. Sissonville 13 (Hayley Boggess 4). Point Totals : 30 8-20 72. 7 (Trista VanMatre 3}. BlocksGallla 2 14 12 10 - 38 Sissonville 6 (Suzi Harvey 3), Point 1 Warren .10 26 27 9 72 (Char Bibbee) . Team Fouls- Si~sonville Three-po in t goals - GA 0 (none ), W 4 13, Point 12. (Fries 2 , Swain, Clifton) . Team fouls-GA HAMLIN 6Q, WAHAMA 4D 16. W 13 . SOUTHERN (8·8, 0.8) Krist11na Williams 2 ~ -1 5. Linda Eddy 0 2- WARREN' 72, GALLIA ACADEMY Adkins 3 0-0 6, Devin Birchlleld 0 1-2 1. Skye Smith 2 0-2 4. Totals- 12 7-13 31 . Sl••onvlllt WARREN (12-0, 7-2) 28 2006 28 PAGES A3 C4 D Section insert A4 A3 A6 A2 B Section AS l'ublishl nK.Cu. GALliPOLIS - Gaflia County Commissioners have adopted new guidelines for appointing members of governing boards. The guidelines, written by commi ssioner David Smith. is a li st of nine standards each boar~ should follow. .. , reall y feel like we should adopt this as policy.'' Smith told fellow commis sioners Harold Montgomery and Fred Dee! during th e commi ssioners · rcgu Jar meeting Thursda} . - •' • Smit h expressed intere st in developing guidelin e' for board appointm ents shorliy after first ta-kin)! office kht . year. A' a tlrst-l ime comml'~iu n er. he Wil' unL-imiliar w, ith the· memt>ership 'of -the boards to which the counlv appoints ><lmc or all menih.;.rs. he said . Those hoards inc lude the Galli a-Meigs Regional Airport Authority, Children \ Services. the Gallia Counl\ Board of l\1 enl;il Rei ard at ion/De 1·e l.opmc n1a I. Di,abt!ilics and severalnthcrs. The i" ue 11<1' ' Potlightcd Lit<.: 1,1'1 ' c~a r \\•he'll 11 1\ ,,, Funding for Middleport revitalization will likely be waiting game � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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