https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/01f152c75c3a6180df4bd09b08cce97d.pdf 893f1edc31869bae0ec63de915d2bd08 PDF Text Text • . ' P~e 88 • The Daily Sentinel ' . www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, June : ' 2, 2005 I NBA Playoffs - WEstErn ConfErt:ncE Finals San Antonio headed back to NBA Finals Proving this wasn't the Everything starts with typical lip serv ice winners Duncan , thou.gh, and he offer lo sers, consider what took the .Game 4 loss perPHOENIX _ The San two-time MYP Duncan said ' sonally. After $Coring just Antonio Spurs are 6 xcited to .to the 22-year-old 15 points and mi ss ing nine be going back 10· -rhe NBA Stoudemire when th ey free throws, he vowed to Finals. embraced after the buzzer. make up for it - and did , They're even happier "I just told him we had a hitting six of his first seven about not .having to. see great series and that I have shots and putting back the A mare Stoudemire. Steve no doubt' we ' ll be back in one he missed. He also had a Nash and the Phoenix Suns ' thi s situation in the years to tip-in with 2:12 left that until .next season. come." Duncan said . made it 95-90, beginning Tim Duncan had 31 points · Stoudemire scored 17 of the Spurs' clos ing push: · and 15 rebounds and the his 42 points in the fourth "I knew I· d put together a Spurs' defense . keye\l quarter. several on the pow- better performance than 1 · gamechanging 18-4 thir~- erful slam dunks that have did · last time." he said. "! quarter run that gave them become hi·s calli~ g card. came in here to rectify that, enough of a cushion to hold helping l'hoeni• trim a 13- w.hatever that may · be. I off Stoudemire and the Suns point deficit to three with wanted to give our team a IOI-95'on Wednesday night 2:45 left. ' chance,to win and not be a We stern Stoudemire finished · th e hindrance." to end the Conference finals iit five ~e ries with the high est scar- With another loss, San games . ing average for a con ference Antonio would have been Duncan 's aching · ankles finals first-timer, breaking headed home for Game 6 ,and Manu Ginobili 's bumps Kareem Abdul-Jabbar's 35 - with the Suns halfway to and bruises have a week to year-old record by 2.8 pulling off a comeback heal while San Antonio points per game. His five that 's unpreceden!ed in waits to find out whether it strai gh t 30-poi nt game s NBA .history. but fresh in will next face Miami or broke his own club playoff the minds of sports fans Detroit. The Heat and record and it made him the after· ihe Boston Red . Sox AP photo Pistons are tied 2-2 with first Suns player to do that did it last October. .San Antonio Spurs owner Peter Holt accepts the Western Con.ference trophy as Manu Ginobi li Game S on Thursday _night m any five games since Phoenix was off to a good lo.o ks on after Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals against the Phoenix Suns Wednesday in Miami . The final round Charles Barkley in March ·start, leading by one at half- in Phoenix. San Antonio won 1.01·95. will start June 9, and the 1993 . titne, and still up 52-S I a ' Spurs, who won it all in "I grew a lot in thi s few possess ions into the Duncan passed out of a dou- eight rebounds and six stra-ight home ~ames in a . 1999 and 2003, will be .the series," Stoudemire said. third quarter. ble team to an open Bruce assists. Parker scored 18. postse~son. Their '93 team that made the Finals also did Phoenix came into this Then a dunk by Robert Bow~n for a jumper, then ~ although he was 8-for-21. home team regardless. it. ... With Phoenix out , the Although San Antonio season n~ver expecting to Horry gave the Spurs the perhaps the best sign of all . Johnson, whose .big perwon all three road games still be pl ayi ng in June after lead . It al so began a 6:30 for the Spurs -. Duncan formance in Game 4 was the highe st-scoring team will thi s series, it was never winning 29 games in 2003- stretch that ended with them made two free throws . Suns· biggest hope for com- not win the title for the 49th easy. every game was with- 04. But with an energetic up 69-56. Duncan finished 14-of-24 ing back in the se ries. time in the N BA's 59 seain six points in the final offense, the Suns ran off the Along the way, the Suns from the field and 3-0f-4 coo led off by shootin g just sons. and it'll be ·the 27th minutes and most were clos- most points and most wins had . four turnovers (travel- from the foul line, missing 6-of-17 for 14 points . time the team with the best er than that thanks to in the NBA and charged ing by Nash, two lost balls only his first one. It barely Unlike the last game, his regular-season record doesStoudemire averaging 37 through the first two rounds. by Stoudemire and a 24-sec- made it to the front rim , an presence didn'.t help open n't win it alL ... San points and Nash showing This was only the second and violation) , Nash missed ugly reminder of his 3:for- things up for Shawn M>irion Ant01iio 's Tony Massenburg why he was · the league's time in IS postseason games three shots, Stoudemire 12 perfon)1ance from the and Quentin Richardson. got into the game for the Marion had e ight points and first time this series ' with MYP. they failed to score 100 missed one and the f.lourlsh .line in Game 4. "I am thrilled· we don ' t points, the other also against ended with Joe Johnson· g·et"Tim makes ali ihose guys Richardson, who went down 2:5.~ left in the first Half ling blocked twice . · better," said Nash , who had hard in the first half. wiJS after Natr Mohammed have to play them again," the Spurs. picked , LIP his third fouL Spurs coach Gregg Then again, that''s· what The Spurs, meanwhile, 21 points and I 0 assists. s.coreless in 28 J]linltles . Nash scored only three Ma"cn burg has played. a · Popovich said. 'San Antonio does. This was had Tony Parker find his "He's a tremendou s player, key role thi s series. though ·"We're j\lsl'ecstatic to get the second straight season groove by hitting one of his a team player, and a win- points in the sc.:ond halL .._ he was Stoudemire's Notes: The Suns became out of this series." added the Spurs allowed the fewest trademark teardrop jumpers ·ner." Duncan. points in the NBA. and two straight 3-pointers. Ginobili had 19 points, the 13th team to lose three sta1i·d-in during practices. BY JAIME ARON Pistons not rattled by Game 5 pressure MIAMI (AP) - Pressure Finals. were 8-0 in their first two situarions always seem The series is tied 2-2; Game playoff rounds. bring out the best· in lhe 6 is Saturday in Detroit, and Now, for the biggest game Detroit Pistons. Game 7; if necessary, will be of the season, the Heat' s al This season has been· any- in Miami on Monday. · home - where, they've won thing but smooth and serene "We've won a world cham- 25 of their last 2':/ games. But for the defending NBA cham-. pion ship, and other than both o'f those home losses p1ons, who endured f,he after- Shaq, they don't have a lot of during the last 4 1/2 months math of _Novembers brawl . guys that have been in that came against l)etroit W!th lndtana: a four-game situation," said guard Richard "GameS is a must-win, and !ll'dseason losmg streak, plus Hamilton, who had 28 points they probably think the same mcessant - and current - in the Game 4 win. "We knew way," Heat guard Dwyane speculatton , about .coach that being down· 2-1 didn ' t Wade said. "Every · game Larry ~rown s future wtth the mean we should pack it in If we're in is a must-win. We're franchtse. . we keep playing the way :.Ve at home. We· re confident at And, the Ptstons overcame are supposed to play we'll be home. It's tied 2-2. Go back a two-games-to-one defictt .. ' against Indiana in the second fine. . . , _ . to South Beach and see round of this year's playoffs. Indeed, ShaqUtlle 0 Neal ts another great game." . winning three straight games the only He_at regular wtth a Of the last 21 conference to advance. chal!lptonshtp nng m hts pos- finals 5eries that were tied 2Detroit found itself in a 2-1 sesston. He learned last year 2, the winner of Game 5 has hole . in these Eastern <l[ilout· the tenactty of the advanced 19 times. · Conference finals against Pistons,_ who ousted O'Neal's And home teams have a Miami , before winning Lakers m fi~e. games for the . major edge in tight playoff Tuesday night to knot the champtonshtp. rounds; according to the For 0' Neal's teammates, NBA, of the I 26 times a bestseries. Game 5 is Thursday night on the Heat's home however. tension is a new of-seven series has been tied floor, and the Pistons know obstacle. Miami was 59-23 in after four games, road teams winning this one would move the regular season, wrapped ~ave won Game 5 on just 32 them a giant step · closer ·up the No. I seed in the East occasiOns. toward returning to the NBA without much problem and ,.There's no doubt in my to Brown · Wonderful opportunities are available in Tom Peden Country. We are expanding our staff and need more salesmen andsaleswomen. No Experience is required, only a willingness to learn, work as a team and have a strong initiative. • Potential Income 40·60k • 401 K R.etlrement Plan • Work At The 11 Dealership • Health Insurance at Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;; o l'L:"TS • \ 'ol. ;j..J , :'1/o. ' The Meigs County C<>mmissioners witt hold the first ol two public hearings at the office ollhe Meigs County Commissioners, Courthouse, Pomeroy, Ohio oo June 2. 2005 at 1:30 P.M., lor the purpose of providing the public information and receiVing ·· comments as to the Notice of Availability of the 2005 CDBG New Horizon program funds, a federally lUnded program administered by the S~te of Ohio, Office of Community a~d Housing Partnerships. Meigs County is elig1ble forSt 5,000 in funding, providing the county meeiS applicable requirements. The goal ol the CDBG New Honzon Program is to provide funds lo units of local government to affirmatively further lair housing in addition to activities undertaken with their CDBG FoJTnula Allocation Program funds. ' • FRIDAY , .I LINE •'I ' ''OW' ,) _ BSERG:~!,':,.T~AI~Y~~~~~TEL.COM • Heat, Pistons battle through Game 5. See. Page 81 POMEROY Meigs County Commissioners Jim Sheets and Miek Davenport a · .. Workers att ended Compensation Safety Council CEO 'meeting yes terday at the University of Rio Grande about lowering the county's workers' compensation rates. "\Ve ' re trying to lower our workers' compensation rate to · bring it into good standing." Davenport said. "We're trying ' • . \.\\\\\'.ntydaii)' O.,l"Hlllll"I.I II IH 10 turn. that around." . · By anend1ng the . meetmg , the co,mnmstOncrs saved the count} . ~"0 pe1 cent. on thetr wo1 kers compensallons rates whtch JS p.u t ol a plan to save the <:ounty 20_ p7rcent overall . Be fo re Ie.tvtng lor the Umvers t~y oi.Rm Grande, the commtssJoneJs held the1r re&ular meetmg attended by Fatr Hou ~tng . . a~d Gmnts AdmmiStr~to~ Jean TrusselL Tru ssell s _ attendance was part of the fl,rst pubk heanng foraNewHonzon.GrantwhiCh is in .relation 10 fair housing actJVllJes 111 the county. .. The New Honzon Grant " used lor new home ownersh1ps. home ownership training and rehabdnatton ol homes.. . Davenport s ta~ed t~al if approved the gr.tnt "'ll . be worth $100.000 and applied to fJScal year 2006 lundmg. . Commissioners also renewed the county's comract with Sctot~ . Coun.ty ~ Detent1on Serv1ces 111 reg.1~ds 10 JUVentle detatnees. Ju veniles arrested in Mctgs County wtll conunue to be boarded 111 the Scioto install ing metal security doors County Detention Center at a for the booking area of the rate ot $85 per day for one to 20 jaiL Also recognized · were days. Any days beyond 20 days Bernie Wright for installing will be at a rate of $ 110 per day. the doors and keypad locks, · . Other business: and Auto Value Store located Commissioners. acknowl- on Second Street for donating edged cash donat1ons to the material to prepare the metal Mei1p County Jail by doors for painting . Harnsonvdle Senior Citizens An advance transfer request and Meigs County Retired from juvenile . court in the Teachers: . . . · amount of $500 was approved. CommtssJoners recognized Appropriation adjustment work done by D1ck Felly and request from Meigs ·County his Meigs High School weld- . Recorder's Office was approved mg class lor butldmg a·nct in theamountof$1,200. New Haven Students enhance writing skills through community work Wolfe said the students plant closes pick projects thai directly · · BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@M¥DAILYSENTINEL.COM' Bv· DIANE PoTTORFF DPOTIORFF@MYDAILYREGISTER.COM NEW HAYEN . W.Va. Over 130 employees with Global Indu strial Products were told Tuesday evening they wou ld not be working at the plant until further notice. Page A5 · To the best of his knowl• Ray 'Sonny' FIOW!!rs, 74 edge, the New Haven plant • Lois 'Marcella' Fraser, 83 shut down Tttesday. according to Point Pleasant attorney • Audrey Glover, 73 · R. Michael Shaw. All of the . • Thomas Joseph Scott, 89 .. emp loyees, with the exception of a skeleton c.rew of management, were laid off at rhat' time. He said the employees had no warning of the plant 's· • Financial workshop closing. Layoffs began around 7 for nonprolits offered. p.m., but employees were See Page A2 still on the job until 11 · p.m. • For the Record. Tuesday. · · A union employee, speakSee Page A3 ing on the record in anonymi• O'Bieness offers ty, said employees were ·signdiabetes education class. ing up for unemployment benefits and looking for new See Page jobs Wednesday. • Boomerang champion "We are not shocked about to visit See Page A5 the closing,". he said. "Everyone knew it was going • A Hunger For More.. to happen. It was a matter of See Page A6 0Bfl1JARIES • INSIDE "3 when." Plea" see Plant. AS · WEATIIER BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Tom Peden Country 1-800-822·0417. 372·2844 ' 475 South Church Street • Ripley, WV 25271 .,._..,p_,.AII - INDEX Calendars Comics Dear Abby Editorials Faith•Values Movies NASCAR Obituaries Sports weather· Sut>m"~ed A6-7 As B8 As B Section A8 © 2005 Ohio Valley l'bbtishin& Co. photo 'Jesse McKnight puts an aging tombstone back in place at the old Syracuse Cemetery near Rose Hill Road . Local teen~ idea turned into commercial Call To Schedule An .Interview: Classifieds NOTICE TO FIRSl PUBLIC HEARING IC)<) Commissioners working.to lower workers' compensation rates . SPORTS ' . 2 SF.crtONS ';_ 16 PAGES played two seasons . at the after spending two years at a University of San Diego community college. fromPageBl with Limy Brown about becoming the club's president of basketball operations when the Pistons'. season is over. While the nomadic 64- . year-old coach. defiantly maintains that his focus is on his health and the Pistons, who are tied 2-2 with Miami in the Eastern Conference finals. there are signs pointing to him eventually joining the Cavaliers. Mike Brown is one of them. As an 'assistant with the Spurs· che won an NBA title with them in 2003 Brown worked with Grl"gg Popovich, a cle•e and friend ·and confidant of Larry Brown 's. Before joining the Spurs, Mike Brown was also a scout and video coordinator for the Denver Nqggets . He later joined the Washington Wizard s as an assistant under Bernie Bickerstaff and was also a scout ·A father of two. Brown mind, -we're going to have to play our best game," said Brown, whose team . won Game 5. on the road in last year' s . East finals ;~gainst 1ndiana. "We· ve gol· to figure . out a way to win one game on the road, and then take care of our home court. That's .the · only way I can look at it'' Miami did not practice Wednesday, opting to rest with just one off day between Games 4 and 5. Detroit worked out in Auburn Hills; Mich ., before flying to South Florida. Confidence in the Pistons' camp was high. . "We've been here so many times;" point guard Chauncey Billups said. "Miami is a strong team, but they haven't been tested like this. not after their first two series. Will that matter? We' II see." Memorial Day observance, A:3 ~ 4550CIATEO PRESS a ' Adam D. Tucker returns to Ariel Sunday, 'A 2 RACINE - A creative way 10 improve writing ski lls and self-esteem through community service introduced into class curriculum some 15 years ago by Southern English teacher Scott Wolfe continues to be e ffective . "Wh;tt we are d'oing here is developing a sen~c of' pride by 'carrfjng out needed projects in til e community and then writing about the ex perience," said Wolfe.· Originally written as part of a grant proposal while Wolfe was teaching English at Eastern High School. he was convinced that tying writing to experience was a good way of improving the students' writing skills while at the same time reinforcing good citi zenship and enhancing self-esteem. "Students generally are inclined to write at a ·higher level about something ihcy have experienced. and the projects give them that opportunity as well as help improve their community." said Wolfe. "The project work fortilies the sense of community, the sense of teamwork, and most of . all improves writing.ski lls." affect the • community. "Whatever is done must be able to be seen from the road or must be in a public place. El'<lra credit is given to pro- · jects done in public places like at school, in the village, or at the city park. Also extra c;redit is given for those clearing· fence-lines of brush and weeds." Projects, according to the vete ran t~acher, are very ereative and have ranged from painting to clearing brush, picking up trash, or even constructing shelter houses.- · Southern junior John Fisher aided hi s community by doing a trash pick up near the new . SR 33 at Bashan. After accumulating several bags of trash. he stood back and ad mired the improvement and then wrote about it. Sophomore's Jesse McKnight and Eric Zeiner · took on a major undertitking in cleaning up the old Syracuse Cemetery at Rose Hill. · "At first we were just going to remove the brush and cut the grass,;. said McKnight "Bul when we were done •. the job didn't look complete, so we trimmed some more and decided to pick up some of the fall.Please see Work..AS What interests fourth graders? BY BETH SERGdiT 8SERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · POMEROY - Tyler Lee, who will be a junior at RACINE - · What interestEastern High School next ed you when you were in the year, was chosen as the winfourth ·grade'' Star Wars' A ner of a state-wide contest bicycle with a banana seat0 Eve! Knievel ? Being home sponsored by "stand" which · is a movement against tobacbefore the street light came on' What about the interests co in Ohio. of today's fourth graders? The ''stand" movement Shortly before summer assists young people in netvacation fourth graders ·from working anti-tobacco, grass Southern Elementary were roots campaigns. Part of the asked to pick any subject on campaign is producing com·which to do a resource/ mercials · made for .and by research project Their choickids, the latest of whkh will es reflect a wide variety of be based on Lee's idea. interests and now a deeper Gallia-Meigs Community . 0f those subjects. knowledge Submitted photo Action Tobacco Prevention Kody Wolfe chose a rain Specialist Pam Franklin Tyler Lee. who will be a junior forest as his project because at Eastern High School, was described Lee's idea as being during a visit to Wal-Mart he . . . Beth Selli!Oirt/ plloto similar to a · horror movie chosen as the winner of a read a label f9r Planters Students from both fourth grade classrooms at Southern where second hand smoke state-wide contest spon·sored pou-rs from the sinks and by "stand" to produce an anti- Peanuts that claimed they Elementary were honored for their work on resource; research projects . The subject matter was chosen solely water fountains at his school. . tobacco commercial based came from the rain forest. John Gray was interested in by the students and reflected a variety of interests from · Because Lee· s script was on his script idea. poisonous snakes of ·ohio. ·:rain forests, to copperheads to Delaware Indians . Those selected · he will travel to Cincinnati to · meet with mercia! if he chooses to and including the most poiso- receiving awards were (from left) first row, Whitney Weddle , Chris Chaney, John Gray. Stefanie Pyles. Kody "stand's" creative and adver-' be allowed to shoot his own nous. copperheads. 'The b'abies (copperheads) Wolfe ; second row, Cody Taylor, Jaclyn Mees, . Ashley tising teams to determine the b-roil of fihiJ , some of which exact commercial concept will be incorporated into the are thirty times more power- · Deem, Sara VanCooney; third row; Jeremiah Warden , ful than the adults." Gray said · Chandra Mattox . Rachel Bauer .. Olivia Po ling. Not pictured, and talk aoout his ideas. Lee end project. · •.will also appear in the com· Please see Ide•, AS Please ·see Interests, AS ' Bill DevalL Crtizens are .encourage to attend this meeting on June 2, 2005, to make suggestions ane comments and to provide public input on various activities which may be undeltakeil in this program. If a participant will need auxiliary aids (inlerp<eter, brailled or taped materials, assistive listening device. ottw!r) due to a disability, pleaSe contact Gloria Kloos, Clerk, prior to May 26, 2005, at 740992-2895 in order to ensure that your needs will be acCommodate . The Meigs County Courthouse is handicapped · accessible. Wriiten comments will be accepted until1:00 P.M., June 2, 2005 may be mailed. to the Meigs County Commissioners, Meigs County Courthouse . P0010roy. Ohio, 45769. · and t.licl< Davenport, Presidenl t.teigs County Commissioners ' ' • ' " �• TATE The Daily Sent?nel D. Tucker ' PageA2 ,, ,• . ' Friday, June 3, The Daily Sentinel 2005 ·Financial workshop for nonprofits offered tO Ariel NELSONVILLE - The Found,ltion for Appalachian Ohio in cooperation with the Ohio Association of Nonprollt Organizations and the Ohin.Society of Cenitied Pub I ic Accountants wi II sponsor a -.yorkshop for nonprofit professionals and board members. The session. entit led "Financial Literacy for Nonprollts."' will provide ·attendees with information . on basic accounting principles as well as how new ll)ws and . proposals may affect nonprofits. · Glenn Roberts will lead the workshop which covers several topics including financial statements. internal controls and fraud, budgeting · and Sarbanes-Oxley legislation. Roberts is a certitied public accoLtntant and partner of Hoover & Roberts: Inc. based in ·Eaton. He frequently works with nor\prolits and performs and ,oversees approximately 25 BY PAUL DARST NEWS@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM audit engagements and peer reviews each year. He is a member of the American Institute of · Certified Public Accountants and the Ohio Society . of Certified Public Accountants. "Working wit)l the Ohio Association for Nonprofit Organizations and the Ohio Association of Certified Public Accountants is an ideal way for The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio to bring more resources into our region that will 'benefit professionals and nonprofits," said Foundation for Appalachian Ohi<J. President and CEO Leslie Lilly. ·'We are committed to providing access to · education for Appalachian Ohioans at all levels and financial literacy is essential to our efforts." The workshop will be held fmm 9:30a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday at ihe Athens Community Center. 733 East State Street, Athens,. Public meetings Monday, June 6 SYRACUSE Sutton Township Trustees, 7 p.'m. at the Syracuse village hall. LETART - Letart township Trustees will me~t at 6 p.m. at the oftice building. RACINE Racine Village Council will meet in . regular session at 7 p.m. in council 's chambers at the Racine Municipal Building. Thesday, June 7 ALFRED - The Board of Orange Township . Trustees will meet at 7:30 ·. p.m. ~t the home of Clerk Osie Follrod. · RUTLAND The Rutland Village Council will meet. in regular session at 6:30 p.m. in cou ncil's cham- bers at the Rutland Civic Center. Wednesday, June 8 POMEROY -The Meigs County Board . of Health meeting will take place at 5 p.m. in the conference room of the Meigs County Health Department. GALLIPOLIS - Af;ter a 'snowstorm hampered his Jan . 22 performance, a nationallyknown country music singer songwriter is returning to , town. Adam D. Tucker and his band. Cu,q om Built, are scheduled w perform at the Ariel Theatre Sunday, June 5 at 3 p.m . The artist from Charleston. W.Va., is glad to have the chance to return 10 . Gallipolis, he said. . "The last time I was here. it was really snowing," Tucker said. " 1 think they declared a state of emergency in a couple of counties. They wamed to have me bac_k, and !' m glad to be back." Tucker. . who has · been singi ng professionally for · -about two years; has opened for such acts as Tracy Byrd, Darryl Worley, Joe Diffie. Jo Dee Messina and others. He . · opened for Trace Adkins at the Kariauga Drive-In a few .. . . months ago. Tucker· scored a Top-40 lndie (independent music) hit Adam D. Tucker The House passed its ver- Ohio's creditworthiness are • BY ANDREW with his song, "Come . Noon sian of the budget in April and keeping an eye on what Ohio WELSH-HUGGINS on Judgment Day." and a back for a semi -prOfessional Lee . · AP STATEHOUSE CORRESPONDENT the Senate approved the plan does to keep its finances worldwide number I Internet team , then lal~r wo rking for . This year. Tucker i$ sc hedearly Thursday. strong, .Harris said. . hit, ''Hanky Torik l)SA." COLUMBUSWhile state State budget director Tom ''They're pretty blunt FedEx, Tucker gave it a shot. ule0 to play 150 concerts, he reve nue soared above estimates Although Tucker was voted he' said. Johnson will give lawmakers they think Ohio's ·fine now said. Among them are large, last month, officials are not· premost talented in high school , updated information next but they continue to watcli · "] was able to quit my job prestigious venues. such. as dicting lots of extra money for it was because of athletics, with FedEx last February." he Nashville's week on the dollars available what we do to , demonstrate Wildhorse the upcoming state budget. to them as they tinish balanc- that we're going to be fiscal' not for his Vocal abilities. he said. Saloon. which they played on Ohio brought in $2.6 billion ing the two-year, $51 billion ly responsible, " he said. said. Tucker credits the members March 'r . in · May, $413 million more spending plan . "That rainy day fund is key "I always used to sing, and of Custom Built for much of But a few smaller shows than state budget otlicials preAny additional money that to that." a lot of people told me I his success. Its members are also are planned. Tucker dicted, with the bulk of the becomes available should go Last month, . for examP.Ie, should do it for a living," he Jason Sawyer. Leslie Arthur. en,1oy.s performing at high increase from the state's cor- to the state's rainy day fund, · Moody 's Investors Servtce said. Chris Deski1is and Darren . schools . After the show, he porate franchise and personal· Senate President Bill Harris maintained the state's AA I . So, after playing quarterthen gives the students a income \axes. said Thursday. . rating - ami step below the speech abo ut drug and alcoThe boost put Ohio ahead The fund, meant for emer- highest rating - but noted hol awareness. he 'said. · ·of estimat.es for the year by gency · spending, stands at that Ohio' s low reserve fund Up ~ <tnd - coming cou ntry · $576 million. $181 million, a fraction of the presents a long-term credit artist Shawna Corder will Lawmakers are keeping a current $49 billion budget. challenge. · open the show. Corder has close eye on such numbers as The fund was at $1.1 billion "With reserves weakened, opened for such artists as they prepare to finish the in July 2001 but was slowly Ohio has Jess 'flexibility to Brad Paisley. Tick Pony, upcoming state budget, which emptied to help fill several absorb unanticipated revenue CARPENTER -The Grace men Quartet will be in concert Exile, Sawyer · Brown , Gov. Bob Taft n1ust sign into budget deficits. shortfalls," analysts said. · , at the.Mt. Union Baptist Church at !'0:30a.m. June 19. David Sammy Kershaw and many law by July I. · · The agencies that determine Budget officials wouldn't Wiseman is pastor of the church. others. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - discuss the figures they'll "Peopl~ can expect a good present· next week but cau90 minutes of some classic tioned · that economists are rock and some of the biggest ~~r~o~~~:i~~tic now than SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Nazarene Church will hold country hits of all time," he its annual vacation Bible school, 6 to 8:30p.m., June 6-10, at said. "(The show) will be in Oil prices remain high , the sxracuse community building. Theme will be "Serengeti between church . services RUTLAND -· The Dixie . 0' Neal was reciipient of unemployment hasn't gone Trek.' The VBS program will be held at . I0:30 a.m. on. ... You don't even need a baby Melody Boys will appear live the Marvin Norcross Award, down and the Federal Sunday, June 12 at the Syracuse Nazarene Church. · sitter." in concert at 7 p.m. on June the highest ho.nor piresented Reserve continues to raise TiCkets · are available lO at the Rutland Free Will at the Singing News Fan interest rates, said assistant through the Ariel Theatre box Baptist Church. Awrds Ceremony each year. state budget director Tim office. Limited VIP reserved Over the past three decades He' has be.en reco~nized for Keen. "That more cautious attiPORTER - Rev. Lucian Nelson will be the guest speaker seating is available for $15. The Dixie Melody Boys , his long-time servtce to the at 6 p.m. Saturd~y at Clarks Chapel Chttrch on Clarks Chapel General~ non-reserved tickets . managed by Ed O' Neal, have community as well as the tude is an important factor in are available for $12 for enjoyed tremendous success, Southern Gosiel Music the economic forecast and Road, Porter. · revenue estimates we will put ' adults and $8 for students . . including a Grammy nomina- Industry. The quartet has been fea- forward," Keen said. Children 5 .and you nger will tion and numerous Fan Award nominations from The Singing tured on numerous television He added that the office has· be admitted free. . News Magazine, Southern and have had 20 programs long advocated . for adding Those wanting more inforBIDWELL - SeFvii:es at Springtield Baptist Church, Gospel Music's leaqing fan Top 40 hits including eight money to the rainy day fund if ·sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Sunday. 7 p.m. with Pastor Clyde mation or tickets can call the and trade publication. Top 10 releases. dollars are available. Ariel at 446-2787. Ferrell speaking. . . ~wmakers . Gracemen coming Rutland Church to. ·host Dixie Melody Boys concert VINTON - Revival services will .be held at the Fairplay Chal'el off State Route 325 at 7 p.m. June 9 and I 0. Rev. Harry Davtd Russell will be preaching. Bluegrass Beacons of Columbus to present a gospel concert at7 p.m . on June II . For . more information call 742-2271. O'Bleriess Memorial ·Hospital to offer prenatal classes We'll-deliver all the local happenings right to y~r home. Stop by our office and subscribe to the Daily .Sentinel for 6 montJiifor only $59.15 and receive a comic FREE umbrella*! If you are a c urrem·subscribef. you can receive a free umbrella by extending your subscription for l year for only $1 I 5.84. (• Payment must t>e made in person at the Daily Sentinel. Ill Court S1:. Pomeroy. Ohi·o in ordet to receive your free comic umbrella . Birth ·a nnounced POMEROY - Monte and Jenny ' Riffle announce the birth of a son, Monte Andrew, born on April 19 at St. ·Joseph 's Hospital. The infant weighed 8 pounds; 12 ounces. · · Maternal grandparents are Todd and Peggy Cummins and the great-grandparents are Jack and Vicki Cummins · and Ralph Neigler and the late . Edna Neigler. Paternal grandparents are Jim and Joyce Smith and the late .Don Riffle and the great-grandparents are Carrie Roush and the late Lester Roush and the late Royd an,d Lela Riffle. . Quantities are limited. r-----------------------~-----, : The D~ily Sentinel 1 "Y.mir Hometown Newspaper" I Drop th i~ coupon off in our .office a~ Ill Court St .. Pomeroy. Ohio with your payment~ receive 'a FREE comic umbr~lla. I D I have n~t ~~n a subscriber in the past 30 days. Enclosed is my pay~ent of s59.15 f~r 6 month.s of the Daily Sentille/. I . .· . . . I 0 I currcnrly su~scribe 10 rhe Daily Senrim•l. Enclosed is, my paymenl of$115.84 for a l-year subscripr:ion. Narue--------------------------------~------~--------------------~­ Addre" ------------------~---------------------------~'---Pho,ne · Monte Andrew Riffle ----------------------------~-'--------------------.,----- 0Visa 0 MasterCard Expiration Date_ _~-------- Card#_ __ _ _ __ Expiration Date · Card # _ _ _. _ _ __ -:-. c: :-·-----... --------.. . -------------.. .J . .. - .. ' ... . _. .. ..... • Other events For the Record Foreclosure Birthdays Saturday, June 4 POMEROY Ruth Taylor will be 88 on June 4. Cards may be sent to her at 37800 .Sumner Road , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Monday, June 6 LONG BOTTOM Victor Bahr will be 85 on June 6. Cards may be sent to him at 38814Township Road 404, Long Bottom, Ohio 45743. DEAR ABBY: I'm a single ble; as one would expect, that man, in my mid-40s, an Air she is re.covering and the other woman ''is being buried. Allie Force Academy graduate and would like to send the family former officer, who has never been married. I fell 'in love a sympathy card. Is this the with a divorced mother of two appro"riate thing for her: to Dear do?- CONFUSED MOM who told me while we were Abby DEAR CONFUSED: ln dating that for the last lO circumstances like this, ·a years she'd been having an card would not be appropri. affair with a married man I' II ate . .At the very least, your : call "Rex." She left her husdau~hter should write the : band because Rex promised . he'd leave his wife and marry . DEAR MIND-BOGGLED: famtly of her victim a letter · her, but he reneged- so they Help her? Has it occurred to of abject apology. And once ·· met twice a week for sex. Rex you that this woman may be she has . been released from . worked nearbr and would happy just the way things rehab, she should seek help stop over dunng his lunch are? She knows there's no · for her alcohol problem and . break. She told me all ,this future with this man, but she counseling, if necessary, to allows this on- again, off-· help her deal with ~he guilt. : while I was seeing her. · . DEAR ABBY: · How does • She finally broke it off again affair to continue. Not • about six months ago, saying only that, she has a good job · one address a letter of comshe knew Rex was "no good with you, a former beau who plaint to a company? I don't for her." Subsequently, I gave makes excuses for .her and feel inclined to begin with "Dear" anybody. My mom · her a job in my business, and cuts her lots of slack. Rather than trying to get her would have used she has turned out to be an head out of the clouds, how "Gentlemen" or "Dear Sirs," excellent employee: Well, she recently confided to me that about working on your own? but that seems antiquated. Rex came over during Easter You can't "save" someone "People" seems silly, and "To and they'd had sex. She said Who doesn't want to be saved. Whom It May Concern," that she didn't "fight it off' . My advice is to appreciate her pompous. Have you a better for what she is - an excellent . suggestion? - DIANE IN : when he made his advances. : · Abby, this woman is employee - but stop allow- BURNABY, B.C. DEAR DIANE: "To Whom · extremely bright. She's a ing her to dump on you about her personal life, and stan It May Concern" · isn't : wonderful mother to her it's proper. · : daughters, a great worker, 'yet lookin~ for a.woman who will pompous; · she lives like someone who's recogmze you for the · great · However, if it doesn · t feel still in college and account- catch you are and reciprocate right to you, call and ask the name of the president or able to no one. She says slie's your feelings. . . DEAR ABBY: My daugh- owner of the company, and . not proud of what she does : and calls herself "hopeless'' ter, "Allie," was in a terrible address your complaint to . - after an afternoon of sex with car accident five weeks ago. · that individual. Dear- Abby is wrillen by : him, but she continues to do it. She's still in a rehabilitation : We no .longer date, but I still center and will be for several Abigail Van Buren, also known as J~a'llne Phillips, and ·have strong kelings for her. , more .months. The driver of the other car was founded by her mother, Does this make me .nuts too? How can I help her? How can has just died from the injuries Pauline Phillips. mite Dear I break the spell he has ca~t she incurred in the accident. Abby al www.DearAbby.com over her? - MIND-BOG- · Allie was at fault. She had or P.O. Box 69440, Los been drinking. She feels terri- Angeles, CA 90069. · . GLED IN CINClNNATI ' ., • - ! . Submitted photo The hD80r guard of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, stands beside a·flag flying in honor qf lraq .casualty Roger Clinton Turner of Pomeroy at a Memorial Day observance at the Meigs · Memory Gardens. New flags and memorial markers for veterans have been placed in the cemetery this year by families includ.ing U.S. Army Airborn Walter and. Bonnie Dearing. S.Sgt. Turner, Sunday, June 5 PFC William D. Davis , Sr., World War 11, Philip Werry, Pic. Charles B. BuckleY.. World Wpr 11, RACINE - The George Roger W. Frecker, Korea veteran; "Susan Joyce Gillilan. and Steven Kauff. Ken Hobbs, Memory Holter. Jr. family reunion will Gardens manager. gave a history of Memorial Day at the service. be held at I p.m. at the home ,. of Karen Holter Werry, Court · Street Road, Morning Star area. Racine. Meat and plates will be provided. Those attending are· to take a covered dish. Woman's affair with married ~ man puzzles her former beau Revival services announced · .... basement conference room of the Pomeroy Library.. Lunch. wi II be provided. Call Courtney Sim for more infor- · mation or to RSVP. 992ti626. MIDDLEPORT Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM will meet at 7:30p.m. at the Temple. MIDDLEPIORT ·Middleport Community Association, 8:30 a.m. at Peoples Bank. CHI;:STER Chester Council. DofA will met at 7:30 p.m . in the Masonic building. Auction will be held and mefY!bers are asked to take pr send items for the · good of the order committee sale. Refreshments will be served. Thursday. June 9 CHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453 will meet at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments. · ATHENS 0' Bleness cation and management skills are held monthly. Resources · Memorial Hospital is offering to individuals with diabetes or. and educational literature are diabetes education evening recently diagnosed with dia- available at the classes. A · class sessions.. betes·, so they can haye full, physician's written referral The class sessions consists · healthy and productive lives. using O'Bieness' Diabetes of an individual assessment The goal of the class ses- Self-Management Therapy prior to .Monday, June 20, and sions is to offer information referral form is required to two classes, Monday, June 20, that will help people with dia- attend class and should be suband Wednesday, June'22. from betes make positive choices milled before Monday. June . · 5:45 p.rri. until 8:45 p.m. to about their hfestyle and dia- 20. The referral should include · complete the entire American betes management. Barb diagnosis and hemoglobin A lc Diabetes Association-recog- Nakanishi, R.D., L.D., , test results if available. nized program. C.D.E .. O' Bleness' registered For assistance with the The class sessions will be · dietitian/certified diabetes referral process or more held in the hospital's lower educator, and Laura Ballinger, information, call Nakanishi . level conference rooms. B.S., R.N., O'Bieness' educa- at (740) 592-9205: She can Participants are advised to · tion coordinator, will lead the also provide information attend both sessions which class sessions. ·about the dates and times of are designed to . provide eduDiabetes education classes future classes. Special service set Friday, June 3, 2005 Memorial Day observance ·- - O'Bieness offers diabetes education class Gue$t speaker Sunday · and after the baby is born. The c.lasses focus on breathing and relaxation techniques as well as other pain-relief options. The classes also provide infonnation about newborn care, hospital procedures and variations of labor. An introduction to the maternity services at ·O'Bieness will include · a tour of the · o· Bleness Birth Center. For more information or to register, call the O'Bieness Birth Center at (740) 592-9275. Clubs and organizations Church events Church announcements. ·ATHENS - A series of prenatal classes for expectant parents will begin Tuesday at O'Bieness Memorial Hospital in Athens. The series of six classes will be held on consecutive Tuesdays from 7 to 9 p.m. in O'Bleness' lower level conference rooms 008 and 010. The classes are free. Throughout the classes , expectant parehts will learn the stages of labor and delivery and what to expect before present gospel concert June II at 7 p.m. More information call 742-2271. .Friday, Ju'ne 3 MIDDLEPORT- Peoples Bank of Middleport will hJ,Jst a customer appreciation coin show with refreshments. prizes and fun . Coins can be brought in for free apprais'al. A large collection of coins and paper money will be on display. Featured prizes to 'tie given in drawings will include tw.o uncirculated silver certiticates witll consecutive serial numbers, a Morgan si lver dollar and a Peace sHver dollar. Friday, june 3 POMEROY PERS. Local 74, 'will meet at II :45 a.m. for a luncheon at the Senior Citizens Center. Call 992-2161 for luncheon reservations. Saturclay, June 4 RACINE - Racine Area . Community Organization will be holding its summer. food drive for thc ~ Meigs Cooperative Parish from 8 Saturday, June 4 a.m. to I p.m. Saturday at the PORTER - Rev. Lucian corner of Third and Pearl Nelson will be the guesi Streets in · Racine . Canned speaker . at 6 p.m. at Clark food, as well as paper prod. Chapel church on Clark ucts, shampoo an co.nditioner,. . Chapel Road, Porter. deodorant, laundry soap. dish Sunday, June 5 soap and monetary donations BIDWELL - Serv.ices at will be · accepted. Far· more Springfield Baptist Church, information call 949-2656 or . Sunday School, 9:30 a.m . . 949-2031. Sunday, 7 p.m, with Pastor HARRISONVILLE - The Clyde Ferrell speaking. Harrisonville Masonic Lodge Thursday, June 9 will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the VINTON - Rev ival · ser- lodge hall. Refreshments vices at Fairplay Chapel off afterwards . . · State Rout.e 325, 7 p.m . Tuesday, June 7 '.' through June 10. Rev. POMEROY - · ·The Meigs Harry David Russell County American Cancer preaching. Bluegrass Society Taskforce meeting Beacons of Columbus to will be held at . 12 p.m. in the debate final version of budget as state announces revenue .tncrease Vacation Bible school set BY THE BEND Community Calendar Regimmion for the workshop is $20 per person. Registration forms can be accessed at www. appalach ianohio.org <http://www . a p pa Iac hi anohio.org/> and should be mailed to the Ohio Association of Nonprofit Organizations (0AN0). 100 East Broad Street. Suite 2440. Columbus; Ohio 43215 or faxed to 614-280~0657 with credit card information . Check payments should be made out to OANO. More information about the .workshop is available by calling OANO at 614-280-0233. The Fouitdation for Appalachian Ohio is a regional community foun dation and 501(c)(3) public charity servi ng the 29 counties of Appalachian Ohio. The Foundation works with donors and others to foster · access . to opportunity for the region's citizens through the power of charitable giving. PageA3 POMEROY - A foreclosure action has been filed in Meigs . County Common Pleas Coun by Home National Bank, Racine, against David Gene Wolfe, Portland, and others, alleging default on a m.ongage agree ment in the 'amount of $6,967.64. 'A foreclosure filed by Home National Bank against John J. · Ginther was dismissed. Dissolution . POMEROY - An action for dissolution was tiled in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Joy K. Brannon, Reedsville. against Paul D. Brannon, Reedsville. Marriage license POMEROY - A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Adam Basch, 26, and Jennifer Aim Van Patten , 28, both of Pomeroy. · Keeping Meigs County ·informed .The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today 992-2155 Natioilal ·Cailcer Survivors DalJ SUNDAY,JUNE5 100PM-3:00PM BoB evANS SHELTER HousE SPONSORED BYrnE HOI ifR CfNrER lOR CANCER CARE. . For more information, please .call: 446~5652 or 446-5474 . . . ...... ' �• ' . PageA4 0PNIO .. The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 3, Friday, June .3 , • The Daily Sentinel 2005 992-215~ • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel.com · . Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ·Jim Freeland Publisher , Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News.. Editor . Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prol1ibiting the free exerCise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or tl1e right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Govert•ment for a redress.of grievances; -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday. June 3. the 15-+th day of 2005. Then~ are 211 day s left in the year. Today's Highlight in Hi story: Forty years ago, on June 3, 1965. as tronaut Edward White became the first American to ·'walk" in space. during the flight of Gemini Four. . On this date: ln .l621, the Dutch West India Company received a charter for New Netherlands - now known as New York. In 1808. Jefferson Davis - the first and only president of the Confederacy- was born in Christian County, Ky. In 1935, the French liner Normandie s ~t a record on its '· maiden voyage. arriving in New York after crossing the Atlantic in just four days, II hours and 4~ minutes. In 1937. the Duke of Windsor. who had abdicated the British throne, married Wallis Wartield Simpson in Monts, France. In 1948. the 200-inch retlec·ting telescope at the Palomar Mountain Observatory in California was dedicated. In 1963. Pope John the 23rd died at age 81. He was suc• ceeded by Pope Paul the Sixth. In l9A I. Pope John Paul the Second left a Roll)e hospital , and returned to the Vatican three weeks after the aUempt on his life. · , In 1985, Jerry A. Whitworth was arrested by ' the FBI, accused of being part of a spy ring headed by John A. Walker Jr. (Whitworth was later se ntenced to 365 years in prison.) In 1989, Iran 's spiritual leader. Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini. died. In 1989. Chinese army troops began their sweep of Beijing to crush student-led pro-democracy demonstration ~ . Ten years ago: Bosnian Serb ofticials made contradictory statements about the whereabouts of .an Americ;m piloi, a day after his Air Force jet was shot. down. (Bosnian Serb military sources claimed that the pilot, later identitied as Captain Scon F O'Grady, was in Bosni<m Serb hands - a claim that proved false.) Five years ago: President Clinton held talks in Moscow with Russian President Vladimir Putin on topics including missile defense. Former Treasury. Secretary . and onetime "energy czar" William Simon died in Santa Barbara, Calif., at age 72. · One year . ago: CIA Director George Tenet announced his · resignation amid a controversy over intelligence lapses about suspected weapons of mass destruction in Iraq and t~e Sept. II terrorist attacks. Frances Shand Kydd, mother of the late Princess Diana, died at her home near Oban, Scotland, at age ·68. Julio Franco becam~ . ·at age 45, the olqest player in major league history to hit a grand slam, connecting in Atlanta's 8to-4 victory over Philadelphia. . · Today's Birthdays: Actor Tony Curtis is 80. Musician Boots, Randolph is 78. TV producer Chuck Barris i~ 76. Actress Irma· P. Hall ('The Ladykillers") is 70. Author Larry McMurtry is · 69. Rock singer Ian Hunter (Molt The Hoople) is 66. Singer Eddie Holman is 59. Musician Too Slim (Riders in the Sky) is 57. Singer Suzi Quatro is 55. Si.nger Deneice Williams is 54. Rock musician Billy Powell (Lynyrd Skynyrd) is 53. Singer Dan Hill is 5,l. Actor Scott Valentine is 47. Country singer Jamie O' Neal is 37. Singers Ariel and Gabriel Hernandez (No Mercy) are 34. Actress Lalaine ("Lizzie MtGuire") is 18. Thought for Today: "Nothing is done. Everything in the world remains to be done or done ·over." -· Lincoln Steffens, American invest igative reporter ( 1866-1936). 2~ 56. paid at Pomerpy. Our main number Is (740) 992-2156. Department extensions are: News to Th~ Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Subscription Rates EdHor: Charlene Hoeflich . Ext 12 Reporter: Brian Reed. Ext. 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent, ~xt. 13 Advertising , Outside Sales: Dave Harris , Ext.15 Outside .Sales: Brenda D.a11is. Ext -16 ClassJCirc.: Jydy Clark, Ext. 10 By carrier or motor route One month .•. .•. • ....'10.27 ·One year ..•...••.•..' 123.24 . Dally . .. . ......... .. .• .50' Se'nlor Citizen rates One.month . . ........ ..'8.70 Ona year . . ..... • .....'96. 70 SubscriberS should remit in advance difect "to the Daily Sentinel. No subscription tJ; mail permitted in areas where home carrier service is a\lailab'e. Circulation Dlalrlct Mgr.: Jason Patterson. Ext 17 General Manager Charlene Hoeflteh , Ext. 12 . ' Mail Subscription Inside Meigs County t 3 Weeks ..... . ...... • :i2.26 26 weeKs . . ...... '64 .20 52 Weeks .....•..'127.11 E·ma!l: news,@myd8 ilySenun~! com Web: www myda•lysentanel com Ouislde Meigs County 13 Weeks ·... . ... '53.55 26 Weeks . •lo7.10 52 Weeks ......... '2 14.21 Thomas Joseph Scott Lois ·Marcella· Fraser Ray s. ·sonny' Flowers . Plant Local Briefs TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Elementary will otter a series ·of classes for parents ·and teachers who would like to' learn about parenting with Love and Logic. There will be three sessions to be held from 8:30a.m. to noon on June 7, 14 and 21 at the school. There is no cost for attending and material .and refreshments will be provided. Class size is limited to the first 30 people to register. Call 985-3 304 to register. .. Interests from Page A1 • Boomerang champion to visit TUPPERS PLAINS Boomerang champion Gary Broadbent will visit Ea'stern Elementary with his motivational program "Boomerangs Are Coming Back" beginning at 11:30 a.m. on June 24. The one-hour educational program will discuss the history, science, craft, hobby, sport, art and competition of boomerangs. The .pro~ram advocates a drug-free, stay in school, believe in yourself, following your dream pmitive attitudtY. All students are invited. Meigs In Motion POMEROY - The Meigs In Motion walking event has ,.been rescheduled. Registration begins at 9 a.m. _and the event. · starts 'at 10 a.m. _on June II at the Pomeroy Parkmg Lot end of the walking path. Participants will receive a free T-shirt and p~;dometer while supplies last. Contact Andrew Brumfield at 992-6626 for more mformation. · .' Southern cheerleading advisor .. Let no one suppose that the "deal" e ngineered by the · "Gang of 14" (7 Republi cans . and 7 Democrats) in the Senate l.ast week Put to rest either of the related major disputes that have been roili1\g that distinguished body in recent weeks. The wouldbe peacemakers labored and brought forth a mouse. Senate . Majority Leader Bill Frist (R-Tenn.) says "The constitutional option·· (or ''nuclear option," if you prefer) "is still on the table ." Minority Leader Harry Reid (D-Nev.) .says the deal ''took' the nuclear option off the table . The · nuclear option is go'ne for our lifetime.'' As for filibusteri ng judicial nomi nees , the Gang agreed , henceforth, that will happen only in "extraordinary'' circumstances . Yet one of the Democrats, . Se1i. Ri cllard Durbin of Illinois. has already declared .that two of President' Bush's nominees· · " will not go forward .'' which appears to mean that . their nominations qualify as the sort of "extraordinary" circumswnces that will trig" ger filibusters . Since a spokesman for Sen. Frist insists that " we will continue to press for fair up -ordowp votes for all nomi -. nees," it see ms inevitable that the ~ consti tutional option wiH be re vived by that choice because conserv- weeks. Sen. Frist is widely ative Republic'ans, who regarded as having lost dominate (he party, are not ground, at least .among conlikely to forgive it soon. servatives, by failing to pro(Sen. Lindsay_ Graham of duce a victot)' by means of North Carolina, and, per- the constitutional option. William haps. Sen. John Warner of · Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) Rusher Virginia are particularly at is hailed as the "real leader" risk here.) But in any case. of the Senate because· he the problem is certain to managed to dash in at the recur when one of the liberal last minute and pose (not Court justices (per- altogether correctly) as · the Supreme the Republ1cans to squelch haps Ju:<lice John Paul chief engineer of the vaunted the Democratic proclivity retires and deal. But the truth is that it is lor. frequen1 attempts iu f ili - Steve1.1s) President Bush proposes a simply too early -to ·say who bustering. What 's left ? The conservative successor. . lf the ultimate winners and Democrats agreed to allow the Democrats insist upon losers willl;Je. Almost every that . selection issue of . importance in t)le up-or-down ·votes on three labeling nominees they had vocifer- "extraordinary," regardless current controversy remains, ously opposed ( Pri sc i.lla of the non.1inee's judicial to date, Undecided. Owen. Jan ice Rogers qualifications, and launch a The really important ques- · Brown and William Pryor), filibu ster, the fat will be in · tion is the complexion of the and it see ms likely that the the lire. Supreme Court, which is Sen . Fri st would, of almost sure to become an Senate wi l! ·approve all three. The fate of all of the course, seck t0 invoke the issue in the near future. For ·other nominees remains constitutiomil option again, the remaining life of the uncertain. pending a deci- • and this time hi s chances of I09th Congress - in other sion by the Dempcrats as to success would be far greater. words, until Janul\ry 2007whe;her the designations of The Democrats having the 55 Republicans who conany of them were "extraor- demonstrated, i.n the case of trol the Senate can answer dinary," and thu s qualify io the· Supreme Court nominee that question definitively. · be filibustered. If so. one or and any previous appellate The Democrats are playing · mbre of ' the seven court nominees who were desperately for time, in the Republican negotiators may filibustered to death. tl\at hope that thereafter the comdecide to let the Democrats they have no serious inten- position of the Senate may ge t away · wi_th thi s, and tion of lim iting their fili - have changed, at least slight1;efuse to go along with Sen. busters, it should be easy to ly, in their favor. It is up to Frist's intention to invoke assemble . 50 (out of 55) the Republicans to. move the co nst itutional opti on. Republican s to overpower promptly, and decisively. One such defection might them . (William Rusher is a cau'e it to fail. There has been a lot of talk 'Distinguished Fel/rw of the I personally would not bet about who are the "winners" Claremom In stitute for the a lot on the political future of' and "losers" as a result of the Study of Stcltesmanship and an y Republican who makes machinations m recent ' Political Philosophy. ) · . Submitted photo Weedeating is hard work but Stephanie Hoskins, left, and Summer Wickersham don't seem to mirid. They cleaned an embankment and along a fence line as part of their Southern English community improvement program. Work . fronl Page A1 RACINE - Southern Local High School is searching for a · varsity cheerleader advisor for the upcom ing school . year. · .. Interested candidates should have experience, CPR and fir st en tombstones.'' Zeiner added aid training. Interested candidates should contact Allan Crisp, that it was their way of paying Southern Athletic Director, at 949-2611 , ext. 2 103 . . respect to tl1e people buried there. The two agreed that their work made a huge difference. Stephanie Hoskin s and Summer Witkersham joined RUTLAND - ·The Leading Creek Coqservancy Disdtrict has lifted the boil <1dvisory for Leadin g Cree)<. Lasher, forces in cleaning a fence line Nichols,' Titus, Carson. Pullins Hill . Likens, Hatfield. Swick, · Higley, Wells and adjacent roads. Deal? rvhat deal? (USPs 21a-ssor Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Member: The Assoc1ated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association Postmaster: Send address correclions Audrey Glover ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Love and logic classes T_h e Daily Sentinel Our main concern in' all stqries is to be Published every afte,rna on, Monday accurate. If you know of an error in a through Fnday, 111 . Court Stre9t. story, call the ·newsroom at (7 40) 992- Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-class postage of tuuch -sc r~cn electronic an agr~enic nt can be rdl'l!ed . ,e lected 'cndnr' ES&S l!>lttlg m;1c hinc'. Curren tly. LoPa r<'> "'iLl. wa1m the agr~cmc nt to allow on ly ;! lnLu.: h-... crcen machine .. It h our hort.:' th e entire ~t!l cuu nti e\ to p1c\.. !rom any COLUMBL:S A judge·, l ]ldUc' hy No rth Cmttlll-ha wJ i"ue i' re,o lvc[J ;md ihcr~ i' \~nJm certi fied h} Nm. 1. . GALLIPOLIS - Audrey Glover. 73. Gallipolis. Ji ed ThuNia} . ruling Thur"la) ihat exte nds Otc hoiJ Elec tion Sv,tcnh h;" no necJ for further court ' aiJ Jill Fri~dman - WiJ,on. an June 2 111 the emergency depmtmcm at Holzer Medical Cent~r. . ES&S 'P""e'\\Otnan. Funeral serv1ccs wi ll he at II a.m .. Saturday.- June .-1 111 the the· time 32 co unt ies have to met fede ra l a.nJ slut~· ccni fi ca- at;tion." LoParo ,aiJ . Cremeens Funeral Chapel. Burial will follow in the Centenary cl"""c a vot ing machine 'Y' · tion rcquin.: mcnh . ES&S ES&S says it \\'i ll mee1 cc r"All XX L<!Unt ic' in Ohio Cemetery. Friends may call one hour prior to the fune ra l 'er- tcm for nex t year \ election' cl ai 1m Black,.·cll·, ccrtifica- tiftcation hy the end ot'Augu't deserve a fair opponu'11ity to vice at the funeral c ha~el.. allows th e parties in"a laws ui t tion deadl ines we re un fa ir: at the late't. .Blackwell wants choose ·a ·s }'tem tl1at meets Fricdm anagainst Ohio ·, chief elect ions : Blackwell says all ve nd or' ·,yqems to be in place lor th e ir ·. nc~d'... oflicial to worJ.: nl1t their dif- were treated equally. · Nove mber' s municip;d clct:- Wil co n .said . Fe re nc~\. "We wa nt to dei nonstrate t'o li ons and says Ihat new sy'B l :l~.:kwell opposes reopenCoullly Common voters that ·we can ,·hoosc a· len!> mu st he on line by Jan. I ing ihe proce" tu all 88 counFrank lin . GALLIPOLIS - Thomas Joseph Scott. H9. Gallipolis. die d Pi ea~ Jud ge Dale · Crawfonl ~ystCm -in stCad of g~ ttin g one in case nf ~~ ~peci\11" con grc~- tics bel:aus~ th~ 56 thttt have Thursday, June 2 in the Arbor' s of Ga lli po li s. gramcd a tetnporary hlock .of by del'ault ... ca id Matthew siona l election. sekrted a I'Cndo r arc eager to Funeral arrangements Will be annolmt:ed by · t~c Cr~mccns Funeral Chapel. , .. . . ,_ . Sccrct:1ry of State Kenneth Datmdmxler. elections direcThe federa l Help America set up new ')'stem,. LoParo Blackwell's Jirettive for all tor lor Franklin County. The Vote Act req uires that ncw said. ' · SR co untie, to choo,e '· a Hew county. with H45.000 re gis- syste1i1s be in plat:e for the Tbc co unti e' th at nave te red voters. is the largest of first fede ra l elec tions of ~oor, : ini ned the ,uit are Allen . \'Oting system by illid-May. The ne w deadline is Sept. the 31 in th e la w< uit to not ye t Congress paS>cd the act in ·Aug !;tile_ Brown,, Champaign·. MIDDLEPORT Loi s "Marcella" Fraser. ~J. of 5 for the 3~ counties that choose ~ vendor. . . response to the 2000 .d L·ct ion Cl~rmolll. Clint on. Delaware. I Middleport passed away on Thursday. June 2 al Hol ze r join ed the lawsuil fil~ d las! On Wednesday. B l at:kw~ ll \ debacle in Florida. The fedc r- Fayett e_ Franklin. Hamilton ,' Medical Center in Gallipolis. Arrangements are rncomplete :ind wi ll be tt nnoun ~ed by the mnntl1 by Election Systems & offi ce decided it cou ld ex tend al gove rnment is payin g $1 15 Kn ox. l"akc. Logan. Madison . Software. ·an Omaha. Neb ., the deadlines . sugges ting million for the upgratk in Mahoning·. Meigs. Monroe. Fisher Funeral Homes. of Middleport. h;t.ced vo ting machine mitker. Sept. I5 for se lecting ve ndors Ohio's 88 count ies. Blac kw ell · Noble, Ollawa. l'i ckaway, Pu tnam . Ross , The deadline is temporary, and No v. I for certificalion bv wi ll ask the state Controlling Preble. pending an overall settlement. sta te and federal offi cials. . BoarJ un Monday 111 release S:1ndusky. Se neca. She lb y. . Crawford sched ul ed another . Blackwel l spokesman Carlo the money. · Summit. TtN·a ra was. Un ion, PATRIOT - Ray S. :·sonny•· Flowers. 74. of Pio.neer Trail LoParo said . · One sti ckin g point is th e 'i(, Wa s hin ~ t o n. Williams and , in Patriot, passed away at 5: II a.m. Thursday in the Hnl>er hearin g for Aug . 15. The counties wa nt a choice Blackwell is optimi sti c that counties th at ·have ;tlre'ady Wyai1Jt;l·. Medical Center. Born March 24, 1931, in Wayne Co unty. W.Va .. he was the .r . son of the late William H. and Alma Marie Overby Flower,_ the older employees who The warram for hi s :lrrest is from dispn~ing of an y assets. Funeral · services will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday in the may not be able to be hired the result nf a civil case fi led Bann ai's broth er and Cremeens Funeral Chapel with Rev. Don Smith and Rev. hy another coni puny. against him in M<tS\ltl Co unty t:ous in· ha \'C alco filed a Kathryn Loxley officiating. from Page A1 "Some· are at thai age that by hi s ow n brother. ltzhak. motion wit h the court to have Internment will be in the Calvary Cemetery in Rio Grande. this is the on ly th ing they and cous in , Jacob Bin son . G lob:tl Indu stria I Products . Friends may call from 5-8 p.m. Saturday at th e Cremeens . The· employee said spec uknow." he said. "They can't placed .under permanent Bin~o n alleges' that he and Funeral Chapel. · Military graveside services will be conducted hy the Sm ith lation <i bout wh y the pl am get hired at another plant and th e other plainti ffs are owed receivership. undcr ·which an independent operator would closed was a matter of lack of make what they .do make in more than S3 milli·on. Capehart Post'# 140 of the American ~.e g ion . eunding unJ mntei·iub. . salary. In t lm area. there are Court documents showed be appointed tn super'< ise " He (Bo ri s Banmii. the nut a lot of good. paying jobs." thal Bann i1i has remo ved operations at the plant. Bannai 's attorneys , Mark owner of Global Industrial In May. an i.lrrest warram about $1 mi'ilion. in materials Products) owes too many fur Bannai was issued · by from the New Haven plan t. Ferguson and Ga ry Co lli as of p~op le," the employee said. Jud ge David W. Nibert in · and moved it to Jackson Charleston. have filed a " Everybody has tried to help . Mason County Circui t Court . County. A sh ipment of ore t:o tmter motion that the comhim out. but we are tired of Bannai, who had earl ier from Africa had been received pany not he placed under any SYRACUSE - A public .chicken barbecue will be held at being laid o il. This is not a shut down the plant and laid in a port in Baltimore. was rece ivership . the Syracuse Community Center (the o.ld Syracuse school) way to live. not knowing if off more than I00 employees n'ever deli vered and sold to The cou rt had ordered the Sunday. Serving will begin at II a. m. you had a paycheck." after their payc hecks another company. company placed in a limited The employee said that he bounced. has left the co untry Bannai had bee n enjoined receivership. under which its and others are worried about and rcturn eJ to Israel . by the · court on March 25 hooks were to be audited. Bv JOHN McCARTHY Barbecue planned Letters 'to the editor are welcome. They should . be less than 300 words: All/etters are subject to editing arid must be signed and iricluderaddress and telephone numbe1: No unsigned letters will be published.' Leiters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. ' . Correction Polley· Suicide can be prevented ' LETTERS TO · THE EDITOR Reader Services www.mydailyscntincl.com Deaths son anJ then slowly went on look forward to." She was JJ ano it wa' If you believe that someits way. Moments later the summer. a ·Combination that ambulance sirens could he one you care about ts su tclwas all wrong for ~uiciUe. heard. The next day's paper dal , follow these guidelines At age 33. at the prime of life. we can look far down . devoted only a short para- from Suicide Awareness Voices of Education's Web graph to the su icide. the future's broadening way George We are learning some site, www.save.org : and see forever. Plagenz [·. Never keep a plan for thin gs about suic ide s. The gray drearine ss of According to the National - suicide a secret. Don't worry winter days can make us Mental Health Association, abou t end~ngering a friend melancholy and subject to . "e i~ht out of ·ten su icidal ship if you truly feel a life is di smal thoughts. But come summer. our hearts rebolinJ . Or \Va ~ ·he tryin g to suin- 'persons .~ive some sign' of in danger. It's better to regret . ' courage 10 carry their intentions. People something you did. than Suffused in li~ht <111d sun - mon up the shine. the worid suJdenly it out '' who talk about suicide. something you didn't do to , looks better again. 1 couldn't hear what the threaten to comm it su icide. help a friend . 2. Don 't try to minimize , All this may be how it is . police were saying to .her but · or cal l su icide crisis centers for most of us but it was not a llreman who'd dcaJ t ·with are 30 times more likel y problems or shame a person that way for thi s woman. attempted suicides once told than average to kill them- into · changing her mind . Your opinion of a person's Longfellow said of summer me that one of the thing' you selves." that f<>r ~ ome ' it is "the don't say in a si tuation like· · Suicid es defy demo- situation is irrelevant. Tr-ying gravestone of a dead thi s is. "Think of your fami- graphics and the usual sea- to convince a person it's not delight.'' It mu st ha ve · ly... Very often , he said. it is sana! ups and downs th at that bad, or that sh'e has appeared so !O her as she someone in the family who inrluenc~ us . We k~ow now everything to live for will stood on the bridge in the h·os driven them to thi s. To that su 1c 1des peak 1rt Apnl, only increase her feelings of mist at the' cr.ack of dawn. ·· tl;ink of their family · now ·· May anJ ,June , not in the gu ilt . and hopelessness . · Rea.ss ure her help is availSomebody saw her th~ re wou ld on ly stren gthen them wmtt;:r. and called the police. When jn their r~ solve . The weathe.r may he a fac - . able. that depression is treatthey came she was still At 7:35 a.m. - with her tor in . suicides but in ways able, and that suicidal feelthere . Maybe th ey were in hed{lltJed mind unable . to quite opposite from what we ings are temporary. 3. If you feel the person lu ck. They ta lked to her. come up with any good rea- had come to believe. An They never stopped talkin g son for her to go on living environmental psychologist isn '.t in immediate danger, to her. By 7:00 a.m. she - , or perhaps with th e specu lates th at • people acknowledge the pain as was still there . ·A small cou rage 'he had be·en look- expect their spirits to lift and legitimate and offer to work crowd had gathered. A ri re ing for - she jumped. If their li ves to impro¥e in the together to get help . (George Plagen z is an · departmentamhulance onlv she co uld have realized spring and• summer. " If that · waitelol below. · wh(lt a precious possession' does not happe n. they may ordained minister and veterWas · she having second she had . . •.. · become discouraged and feel cm ll eWSIJWn based in though( ~ about her decisiou '1 The crowcj gasped I n uni - they. have nothing left to · Columbus.) 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio ·· ThL' Daily Sentinel • Page As . Judge extends deadline for counties to . choose voting machines 2005 ' .. (740) .. • Boil advisory lifted Idea· . from Page A1 ' Lee's biogtaplly will appear ori the stand.org website as well as his diary entries that will share his experience's in the prpduction process. . - The .commercial will debut ·on tbe· website and may run . on television although that is not definite as of yet. . The entire production should be completed by June 30. . "Stand" is a branded statewide tobacco counter- marketing' ca mpaign geared to reach out to Ohio you th . It is written and performed by kids for kids and is aimed .at e mpowering youth to "stand up and speak out against tobacco use" arid to hecome 'the fi rst generation not hooked on tobacco.· The focus of the first year of the "siand" campaign was on building awareness through education. the ·second year on empowering and activation. and this year the focus is on standi ng up. speaking out, and demanding policy change . 1'•'• q,d 7imes · Presents 'l,llii•J.J~ 'I,IIIll~il'l, . anti adjoining embankment for their project. Wol fe said that 20 differe nt projects were completed in the Racine community and in various other parts of the Southern & MW!CAL EQUtP)IENT Local School Di stri ct. "! was impressed with the • Home Oxygen effot1 the students put into their • Portable Oxygen work but most of all pleased • Nebulizers · with the quality of th9ir com- · • Electric Beds pleted wi'iting assignments,'' • Wheei~halrs • Diapers concluded Wolfe. · · · •Chux (lamiltj OXYGEN · • Medicare/Medicaid PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. We do the •billing locally The Daily Sentinel Toll Free 877·669-0007 740-446-0007 Subscribe today • 992-2155 • www.mydailysentinel.com 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis IACallJ• ow,t>d. ·We ('are ahmll yo11 .' · VIRGINIA JOBS FOUNDATION BINGO! 1 . Auto Acci4ents · WorkerS' Compensation \ • Spotts ...~ATURDAY ~P~CIAL*.. lnjuric:a ·• Medicare · • Acupunctuni 9 ~- M<>sl tnslt\'ii)1Ces •• , • Same day llpj>t. ' · .• Soful'day iune iUh - · y.,.- Chimpr•ctor of 1he f~ · \ V.P. WV Chiropractic ~oci~) Mell!oor of American Boordbf Forensic Protess1ona.ls ·, 20 )'IS XXri<ll<C '9:30.: 1:30 $3.00 Si11gle Cover $5..00 Couple Cover CR7 A Pomeroy, OH 740-992-7986 about what he'd learned in researching his project. Cody Taylor turned hi s interest into skateboarding into constructing hi s own long skate board with roller skate wheels and a 2 x 4 piece of wood. He fou1id out it was no easier to·ride than a short board and that skater Tony Hawk was the first skater to complete a 900 degree turn. "[ fo und out a cheetah could go 71 miles per hour in three seconds,'' Jaclyn Mees said about her project and new interest in cheetahs: Other fourth graders were interested in the Shawnee and · Delaware In dian s, African lion s, st ick figurines , dinosaurs. horses. the Silver Bridge Disaster and li za rd ~. The studen ts' choic es proved that they were thinking beyond their school and beyond Meigs County to come up with their projects which invol .ved . writing reports, creating illustrations and creati ng a presentation . · The students who scored the hi ghest in writing and illustration. received Newberrv and Ca ldecott awa rds · "for the ir efforts ,before the end of the year. Now that sehoul has le t out a new crop of fourth graders will have new interests of their own lo pursue. ML•tnber I( Am · "" Acmlem) 1 of Mcdicnl ''c unccure e 304-27~5321 ' VIS4 316 Washington St • Ra\lenSli!IOOd, WV. \' Bingo Money!! ~1,000 ~Oll!ltllll • $1,000 4- l!!llf Clovet • ' ~1,500 Block 9f NiM ptogtegg 01 nat ~it l=ridayJ BE ONE Of' THE FIRST 60 PLAYERS FOR A FREE CHANCE TO WIN ' DIAMONDS FROM GOLDMAN'S DOORS OPEN AT 4:00 PM Early Birds 5:15 pm Regular Session 6:30 pm 124 HIGJ.ILAND AVE. PT PLEASANT, WV • �.. • ) FAITH The Daily Sentinel ~ A Hunger \N' h~o~t ,tn Pastor Thorn Mollohan co unl~LI .tmong :-o uch great ones ,Is Ahmham to whom ~~~ · s,rid .... Go to the land I wtll show you" (Genesis 12 . 1 N IV). Samuel. call ed by name by Go.d in !he deep watches of th e llJ ght , Sam uel!" (I "Sa mu e l ' s.unuc l :1:4,6. 8, & 10 ): and th ,ll also ul A ndrew and Si riw n Peter (Matthew 4· 19). ' All He ask s is that we Itsten to Ht s 'all anct' re spond with trusting obedience. No t ea>,y' 1 Of course not' We are coqs tant ly a<:cos ted with grea t dragon s of fear We fear losing control of our Ii' es 1 We fea r rrdicu le! We fea r dis,tppoi ntm ent 1 We tear m1sstng o u t on th ings 11flcred in life ' All too often, porsoned ·by our circumstances and · by corurpt philosophies, we e ven fear Him. the One true God and the only hope for the w.orkl 1 "What if. " we wonder, "He le,td s me into a trap''" "How ·can I tell." we ponde r, "t f He'll take care of me and/or my famtly'?'' " Perhap s." we muse , "it's all j ust a bunch nf m.tke- beli eve ." And to compli cate th ings further. the v.,orld incessantlv broadcas ts to us its static ,\nd a1ms its deadly barrage of contlicting mes, ages as it co ntradic ts th e promi ses of the King of kin gs ! How 11 fla shes its shiny and tlamboyant "tnnke ts" in front of us. eluborating in graphic deta il what We mt gh t never have and .never see should we choose to follow the Good Shepherd. Of course, all the while It fl oods us wrt h cou nte r-offers to Jesus, it never mention s what we wil l miss havmg In eternit y nor what we 'll m1sS see tn g 111 th e hereafter tf we don' t accep t the Father's invitation rn Chrrst Jesus. In fact. it abo conveni ently • leaves out what we're mrss tng out on in the ''here-and-now" as .we liv e l1fe without Hi s guidance and Hi s provrsion of joy, peace and victory to sustain us. It's a "dangerous and too often an eternally fatal business to spurn the mvJtatto n of God, an in vi tation,' one mi ght add, that was arranged at an incon ceiv- able cost to God Him self as · 1-j e · o ffe red Hr s Son as an atoning >acr ifi ce for our failur es, our selfishness. our neglect, our ha te, our lu st. our greed. our bitterne ss and our despair Sin could not be east!)' defeated ' but 11 was thoroughly defeated as• Jesus breathed Hi s last on the coarse and rou gh v.,ood of the cros s: We have therefore a magnificent mv itation to know God. wn tt en out not With gol d ink, bitt with H1 s own blood. It is no small mistake to turn on ones' hee l <~nd .walk away from tha t rnvitation when it is .o ffered. Nor is 11 w.ise to seek after other "avenues and routes" than the otie that cost Him evcry thrn g as He y ielded Hrs ow n Son for us So. what must we do and what mu st we NOT do? WelL first we mu st be resolved in our hearts to not rece ive · God's ·'g race in va rn 1" Alter all , . He HAS richly ble ssed us and thi s IS the '·day of salvation. " ''As God's tellow workers we urge yo u no t to receive where You want me." How tragic that some to whom the offer has been given. wrll not take Htm up on Hi s offet They will be l1k e those mentioned by Jesu s in Matthew 22:1-14 who have been mvited to a weddmg feast but prove ,too se lf-absorbed to respond. In the end , none of the fancy inv-itees show up but therr place s are fi l·led anyway with those who aren't duped into th rnkin g that what they have is somehow supetlor and that what He offers is insufficient. " ... Many are tnvited, bu t few are c h ose~," Jes us replies in Matthew 22: 14. What ts the 'distinction between those invrted and those who we re chosen? Only that some among the invited responded - to th e 1nvita11on with obedient fai th , and so me di d not. Faith that mo ves yo ur feet to set out on the journey of life WITH Him is the right kind of faith. Faith th at causes you to set your hands to the wprk of prod ucti ve endeavors tha t build the kingdom of God is a pleasmg ~md of fan h to the heart of God. Faith that tames the tongue so tha t it is not an instrument of hurt but of lov e. re spect and wisdom is the ktnd of fanh that transfo rm s ltves and brings hope to tho se who desperately need it. • God's grace in vain . For He day of sa lva tion 1 helped Ju st respond as Samuel you.' I tell you, nov., is the re sponded, '"Speak, for Your ttme of God's fav or, now 1s servant is li stening." Better the day of sa lvatiOn" (2 yet, don't just wait for God Co rinthian s 6:1-2 NIV). to hopefully do something And when I consider the in your life without beginimmens ity of Hi s havin g ning the process l'f·, "pursusecu red fo r us so wonderful , ing" God' s will. Seek to be a future with Him , I am like David, who'was "a man remtnded too of how pre- after His ow n heart" ( l c ious a gift it is and what it Samuel 13 : 14), Pursue the cost Him to prov ide it for heart of God, chase after the me and oth ers ' will of the Father fo r your "We rmplore yo u on )ife and watch as He blesses Ch ri st's behalf: Be recon Ciled to God. God made your life with meahing , ful Him Who had 110 si n to be fillment , drrection and prosin for us. ~o that in Him we vision for your needs! mi ght be co me the ri ght(Thorn Mollohan has eousne ss of ·· God (2 ministered in southern Corinthi ans 5:20b). f!hio the past 10 years and Since He did indeed die rs the pastor of Pathway for me, I will truly seek to · Community Church. He li ve for Him! "Yes, Lo rd. and his wife are the parents That 's rr gh t. I'd like to offourchildren.Hemaybe RSVP to the spec ial invita- reached by e-mail at paslion that You sent my way. torthom @pathwaygallipoPlease cou nt me in . Take me lis.com). r ·r r r ·r r r Friday, June 3, 2005 '. r r r Bv REv: MARK, MORROW PASTOR . MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH What dtd you do lor the Memorral Day Weekend'' What was God Uoln t' for Mem orial D.ry weekend 0 What 's the connection between Gqd and Memorial Day '' To try to answer some ot these questions I would like fb share u story of some things that happened to me over the Memonal D.ay "eekend. On Saturday mornrng: I v.,as luving breakfast at M1llre' s wrth a few men from our church. As we were fini sh ing ble<~k­ fast 'and getting ready to leaw I was pushing my chan back trom the table and a lm ost bumped into (I v.,oman si tting behind me . She looked at me and I looked at her ,and sudden ly realized that I was sitting next to an old frrend- a local teacher and her hu sba nd. Patty and Michael Struble. As I spoke to he r I remembered hea rin g that her brot her Nrck !hie ilad died recently I shared wit h her my sympathy and she noted it was the seco nd recent death in her famtly. On top of that she said her Aunt Elma had j~r st died a~d she was go ing to be at the funeral home later th,ll day for vis iting hours . I asked her if she was talkmg about Elma Louk s and she said "ye<''. I proceeded to tell her that [ was taking care of the fun eral service I had no tdea that Elma Louks was her aunt. I believe that almost t1othing rs a comcidence or h·appens by acctdent. God 1s rn the arrangement. So the question is "WhaJ was God doing'?" Patty mentioned to me as we shared some Lhmgs that they had no plans to come to Millie's for breakfast that monling, but some(1o1v ended up there . Why dtd God cause r r r r ·r r ·r ·r r 26 vears In local business Roofing & Building Work Pomeroy, OR 740-992-6215 ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Coolville. Oh1o Located lc""' than 30 mJnUtt'-. from Athem.. Pumcro\ or P:1r kcr~hur2. 1-740-667-3156 ~ ~·still small e11ouglr to care'' '' 299 Third Racine, OH 7 40-949-221 0 -A Home Bank for Home People uardrall , Fence & SIQO erect1on ~~---- P.O Box 683 Pomero Oh1o 45769-0683 t'tonoriq those bra.. ~ ~n al'ld wrOIIW-n wbo cUtd for ~r (UUnlr,. that .... mighl rontimw tulln in Pflk'C and r.«'Ck;Jrn. •..,.. best ( H w~ . lo-.. . . . ,. !or o\mor... ODd oonon... ~~~-·tho ~ ....... IMI ...., di<d "'prol«1- r •plloldl"'l- ' lllt.l l llfOIIJ,I~ .. 1\BJI >NfD'II H OI' ' llli' ~Q.P ~ ~ IC I• IC01'111•~n ICor.flllJ'I\ l:o ihfl~ ~ tom:a~ l l C0 rwt) ,,~~ ~ll ftiPt uw TJ\11 17T1J1 ) Jtif:dlJ 1? 9~ 1 IJ IU il ~ "" "!11\IU I . r ''"'llel.-! } 1 1~ S1zes avarlable 5x10 to 10,x 20 If ye abide in Me, and My r~)f'" bonor them':' ( 'ifrtainl). il k intportanl to hold.rertmon:ies. to p1aee Rowen Oft lh< .,.., .. of thooe near alld. - r 10 us. n.t.. are publl< displa)s of Pfhatt crier. 'l'htrt .... •notf'Kor ".' I hal we nm honor lhew c~ 11111:0 •nd wome-n. hownu-. lhwl L\ in upllolding tl~ prifll:'ipift thai tht'~· Jtll'l.r .. tiM-las1 full mtMU~.. to dt(tnd. Stud) the ( "on:Stituliooon- he~ ""'' And lhfo principles upon •hkh dairJ nation •as roundtd. lllen makt tltl') tnDn to li•t b) ~ prinriple. 1'lW. Mt:morlai Da,Y ~) tribute to lbr bnwe mta and wQftllftll wbo lt.a.-e dird Hills Self Storage 29670 Bashan Ad_ Racine, OH 7 40-949-2217 4~ Richland Al·enue, Athens 74&-594-6333 I -80045 I -91106 Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 ~-- ''Do not steal. words abide in yo 11, ye shall ask what ye will, a1id it shall be do;,e 111110 ymi. John 15:7 MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, 00 5117 Mulberry Heights . Pomero), Oh.io 45769 17tl0i 992-3279 Tol ••....., l-877 -583-2.J33 • - Liberty 1\ .~e mbly ·orGod Box 467 Duddmg Lan e Ma~vn W Va.. P~~tur Nell Tenm1r11 Su~da} Sen l('Cs· 10 00 am and 7 p m Po~t>ru~ Wt"S"tside Chun:h or Christ JJ22tl Childr,~n s Home Rd , Sunda) Sdmul -ll.tm . Y..ul'\htp - 10am.6pm Vh-d!Wsday S~l'\'KCS- 7 pIn l\liddlePort Church or Ch rist Slh Jnd t.hm. Pa s1o ~ t\1 Hamon Ym11h Mll11•1c~ Josh Ulm, Sunday School- 'i,30 a m . Wnrshtp- B 15 ·10 ~0 n m . 7 p m , Wcdnc~day Service' - 7 p m Ken!~ Churd1 of Chrbt Wo rsh 1p · 9 'O .1111 SunJa} Slhool 10 JU am, Pa,wr-Jclln.')' Wall:~ce. 1st ami 3rd Sundav Hope 8 apt ist Church (Southrrn) 570 Gmnt St. M1ddlcpon Sunda} sc hool - 9.30 a m , Worship- I Ia rn. a11U 6 pm, WcdncS4:1sty Scr.'II:'C - 7 p rn Rutllmd First Baptbil:hurch Sunda) Sl·hool 9 30 am _ Wurshtp ~ 10 45 am DeHr..., allo ..., Rid ge Churr h'of Christ Paslm Br~ cc ferry. Sund:J ) School 9 ~() am Worshtp I 0 '10 :1 m . 6 · W p m Puml'~· Jo' ir-st Boptk1 Puslor Jon O ro~kcrt Easl Ma111 St , Sunday SL"hool /' J(l am Worshtp 1030urn Pl1mem). t'l arn,o rhtll~ Rd (RI ! Jl), PaMvr R1.1gn \\oa\ ~ 1•11, Su1td~) Sdmul q l() H 111 Wur ... ht p - Hl 10 u m 7 00 p m. Wcdnc~t.1.1y Sen tee~ - 7 p.m 8 pm ."' ' Mi[fie's tj{estaurant " Homemade Desserts Made Da1ly ll~m~ C.ook.~d .\f~als & Do.UJ Sp~t:ials Open 7 day s a week 740-992-7713 10 311.1 m BUSINESS SERVICES An Income Tax & Financial Servicts Firm Reednlll~ Chun:h or Chrbt Pastor Phtlip Stunn, Sunda) School 9·30 am , Wonhtp Servt'e 10 30 am. S able StUd), Wednesday, 6·30 p.m De~rChu~horChrbt ' Sunda) Khooi9·JO a.m . Sunday worsh.ip - 1030am Hllkldt B•ptist (burch S1 Rt 143 JUSt off R1. 7. PllStor. Rev. l ames R. Acree, Sr , Sunday Un1fied SerYice, Worship - I 0 30 a m . 6 p m.• Wednesd.Jy &mces -7 p m Chu~h or Christ lntersec11on 7 and 124 W E\·ange hst· Denm s Sargem Sunday Btb le Stud y 9 30 a.m.. Worsh1~. I0 30 a m. and 6 30 p m , Wednesd!y B1ble Study - 7 p m Vktory Baptist l.cltptbdenl 52~ N 2nd S1 M1ddlepon. Pas10 r Jame s •E. Keesee, Worship - lOam , 7 p m. Wednesday Servtces - 7 p m Christian Union Hartrord C hu~h of C hri~t in Christia n Union Hartford. WVa . Pa s10r Davtd Greer . Sunda~· School • 9 30 am. Wonh1p 1010 a m 7·QO pm . \\ednesday Sen 1ccs . 7. 00 p.m Faith Baptist Church Railroad St , Mason, Sunda) School - 10 a m , Worship - II am 6 p m. Weililesday Sc:rvaces · 7 p m Forftl Run Baptist Pastor . An us Hun, Sun~y School - 10 Church of God t'otn mu n it ~ Rose of Sharon ll oh nes.~ Church Lea_dm g Crc~k H:d" Rutl nnd Pn~wr Rl'~ ' Dc.,.,cy Kmg. Sunda) ~dHK:•l- \J 30 :1111. .Sunda y 'Mlr<;hip · 7 p 111 WcdnesdU) pra)n mc~'t mg· 7 11111 Pint' Gnnt!' Biblt> Hohness Chu rch 112 mde nft R1 ~~5. P11stor Re" 0 Dell Manley, Surl-llay S~houl - \J 'Ill am \'o!)r'hlp - 10 30 ... m. 7 JO r m. Wcdnc ~tla} Scrvtcc - 7 10 m \\ es l e~u n 8ibll' Holines..~ Chul'f'li 51. M1JJiqxJn Pil~tor N.~~o l BtiUnlL' Sunda) .S~.: h t1<1l- 10 n 111 \\11r-;h1p J\).J'i pm. Sunday E\c 7 \KJ prn Wcdne~UJ) SentlC I ~() J'l m 7S ~ a rl H~·st"ll T he Chun:h or J esus Christ of tutter· Dny SainL-. St N.t lt•IJ. -1-16-62·!7 or J.J0 -7 J~6 Su nd a~· .Slhuol Ill 20 II am Relic! SiJltct~·/ Pnc ~ thooJ II 05-12 00 noon, San.1mcnt Serncc 9-10·15 am HomemWng met:tmg, I st Thur~ • 7 p m. Lutheran Ash Stl'f'et Chu n·h Pastor Brian Dunham Worship - 9 IO :1m. Sundu~ SlhOOI- 10 35 a 111 Ash St. MldJicport · I'J~l••l Sumla) Schntl1 - ') '1(\ ,1 111 Mnn11 ng \~1)r ~ tup IU <o am. & 6 .~0 pm, \.\'c!.lnl·Ml~:- Scr1 ll<: -6 ~Opm YoulhSln'Kc - 6.\llpm f\.gllpe Lire Ct t•ter ··F uii - Go ~ p cl Church ' P.l~hlT' John & Patt\ Wad~ 603 Scwml A1c Ma~on 77l 5017 Set\ttc t1mc SunJa) 10 '10 ... m. Wetlnel>lia) 7 pm 1\ml:~n d-li.J~mc ·9 · • Rock Spnngs Pastor Ke1th R:~der Sunday Sche)(l[ · ') I 'i am . Wonh1p - 10 a m , YouHt Fellowshi p Sunday- 6 J'l m Rut 1and Pa st\lr R1lk Buurn~·. Sunday Sl huol 9 '0 a m Worsh1p- llJ·.'O a_m. Thursda)' ScntlCS 7 p m Salem Cen ter Pastur W1 lh.un K Marshall. S und :~y Sl hool - 1015 am, Wor~h 1p - 9·15 :1m. Btbk Stud) ' MonJay 7 I)(] pm Snow\ille Sunday Sch01.1l - 10 am. Worshtp - 9 am Graham United Mrthodist WC1rsh1p • 9 30 a.m ( b l & 2nd S~n). , 7 30 p m (~ rd & -t.th Sun ) Wednesday Servtce- 7 30 p.m Mt. Olhe Uniltd Methodist Oft' 12J behmd Vw 1lke~\ llle Pastor .Rt'\ Ralph Sptre~. Sunday S~h•10l ; 9 30 am. Worsh1p, - 10.10 u m . 7 p m . Thursday Sen'1ccs - 7 p rn. ~ldp Cooperathe Pamb '\:onheas1 Cluster. r\lfred , Pastor Jane Beattie, Sunday School - ~ 30 am Worship· II a.m, 6 30 p m . :~ It. Moriah Baptist Fourth &: Mam St., Mtddlepor1, Paswr. Re\ Gilben Cra.Jg. Jr , Sunc.la) So.:huol 9:30a.m.• WorstaaP- 10 45 a.m En·nm& - 6 p m, WeUnesda) Servtct"~ · 7 pm Rulland Churrh of God Pastor Ron Ht"ath. ~unda) Worship - I 0 a !!J . 6 p m . Wednesday Se!"'las • 7 pm Antiqllit) Baptist Sunday School - Q 30 am _ Wor~h1p 10.45 am .. Sunday Ev~tnmg • b 00 p m Pastor· Don \lo-allm Syracuse Flrsl Cbuttb ort;od Appk ~Second Sts., Pastor: Rev Dand Russell Sunday Sehoul and Worship- 10 am E\ening Serv1cr.'s- 6 JO p m , Wednesday Semces- 6.30 p.m. Chntrr PaMur Jane Hea111e , \'o orsh1p - 9 am. SonJa) School • 10 a m . Thursday Ser\ ICeS 7 p m. Joppa Pas10r Bob RandQiph V.ursh1p • 9 30 a.m. Sunday S.. hUI.Jt IU 30 a.m 'ill() '\ Rl'J!jiirmg 1 irf <"hurl'h ~llJ ·\ lc. \11Jdl cpurt r· ~·llJr P.1•lnr l· llll!ri!US L1urcn,~ f,•n:mm. \\u; ~hl)' · HJ()O.ml St•ntl .-~ 7 p 111 \\ t'dne,d, , ~ Clirwn lahern11dr Churrh lllfhlll \\ \,1 SunJ,11 Sth1 •11l JO am, \\'nr'h1p 7 pIll \\c•dnc,J,I\ 5-."fl IU' 7 rm Hl)(ki naport Church Grand Strec:t. Sunda) School 9.30 a.m . \\Orstup · 10: .30 am. Pastor Ptulllp Bell Torth Church Co Rd 6.\. Sunda} SL.hool - 9 30 am. Worship- 10 30 am Nazarene Middleport Chun:b of the Naurtne Pastor Alli=n Mtdcap Sunday School 9 30a m Worship - [0:30a.m ,6 .'Op m, We.dm.:sday Serv1ces - 7 p m.. Pas10r -\lien \1tUcap RHdsvilk! Fello,.sh.ip Chur~h of tht: NaLarcne. Pastor Jamte Pemt, Sunday SChool - 9· 30 a m . Worship - 10.45 am." p.m . V.ednesda) Smtces • 7 pm Syracuse Church of lhe Na:urtne Pastor Mtke Adkms. Sumla) School · 9 30 am . Worsh1p · 10.'0 am. 6 pm., WNnesday Semces - 7 p.m. Pomeroy Cburt"b or the Nuanne Pastor: Jan Lavtnder, Sunday School 9 30 am, Worshtp - 10:30 am and 6 p m. W~sday Se!"Kes- 7 p m. GL'urgt' >Crc'd l<uud (i,!lllp<11l ,, OH P..1'1"1 Hill Stat<.:n SwnJ.11 Scf\ll\' - IU .1111 cl.: 7 pm \\ ~tln~,d. l ~ - i pm & 1\•utlll p 111 hall Go~J.lt•l Churd1 of lhl' Ll \Ill~ sa,·ior Rt ~ tt(, -\nll\jUil\ P,t,ll•r )<''"'-' \h1rm Scrl llC' Saturd.:i) ? ~ ~I r Ill Salemlommumtl thurch Bad.: 111 \h•,t Colunlh la. \\ \3 nm Lt~\tng RuJd. P1•h>r Cho~rk~ R ~lu•h 1 ~U4J 67:'<· 2~8~ Su iH.Lt\ Sd11 hll 9 10 am Sunda)' n.:n1!1~. •CJ\Il<' 1 0n r n1 . B1hh Swd): WrJ 1w ~do; 'l r'IIU 7 1)41 J'l lll htth Full Gospel C hurch Lung Bmmm. P.t stor· Steve Reed Sundav School - 9 10 a.m. Wtor~hlp - 9 31 1 ol m and 7 p m Wednesdn~ - 7 p m Fndu~ ff'!1o"' ~h1p sen1~c 7 p m p,,,tor Her•d1 1l \\h1t0.:. ' Middltport Com muni!~ t:hurch Pearl St. M1dd lcport Paslor S.l!n Amkrsun, SunUay SduJtll 10 a m . E1enmg- 7 '0 p m Wcdnt'~da} S.:n'ICC7 ~0 p m . ~75 t'atth Valle, rabernade l'hun:h Emmell Ra\\. son. Sunda} EHn1ng•. 7 [J m Thursday Ser. ICc · 7 p m Hobson Chrisltu n Fello\l~hip Church j(l am. Sunda~ f'hur,IJ WcJn~,d.11 - ' Syracuse Mission 14 11 Bndgeman St. Symuse. Sunday School - 10 am. E\emng 6 p m. Wednesd11y Sen'1ce 7 p m. Hazel Community Chun:h Rt 124. Pa'ilor Edsel Hart. Sunday School - 9 30 am .. Worship - \0.30 i:l m, 7·30 p m Otr Dyetvlll~ Community Churth , Sunda) School - 9 30 a m , '.\ors h1p • l030am. 7pm Morse Chapel Church Sunda} so.:hool - 10 am, Worsh1pam. Wednesda} SenKe 7 p m 11 Jo'aith Gospel Chun:h Long BoHom Sunda) School - 9 30 am. Worsh 1p I0 -l5 a m 7 ~0 p.m Wednesday 7 30 p m Mt. Oint Cornmunit} Church La .... renee Dush. Sunda) Sehoul 9 30 am. E\enmg - 6·30 p m , Wcdnl-da~ Servu:e 7 p.m P'.:~stur. FuU GO!ipt;<l Lighthouse 331}:1.5 H1land RQad. Pomeroy. Pastor Rv} Hunter Sunday School - 10 am . Ev~mng 7 30 p m Tuesday & Thursda} - 7 JO pm South Bethel Community Chun:h S1her R1dgt- PilStor Lmda Dame~>.ood Sunday School - 9 am. Worsh1p Sen ll;t' 10 am 2nd and Jlh Sunday ,- SunJ.1~ ~cn tCt' Sc hO< ll· fl ~0 rm I pm Restoration (hn~tm n Frllo"'sh1p Holnr.:r R1 1UJ Athens Pa,ttlr' Lomllt: Coiil~. ~U11Ua;. Wl'r~h lp I() 00 am, \\'t'dne<;Ja\' 7 pm 9~65 L.a ngs\illl' Chrtslian Churt'h Pa>,~ur Rubert Mu ~se r, Sund n~ Schon! <.J 1.0 1101 Wnrshtp I O· JO ~~~~ - 7 00 \}Ill, \WJm:Miay Ser\tt.e 7 OU J'llll t'ull Gu~pd ·Pentecostal Hatk) Ru n•Road, Pastor Rc\ Coohillt t:nlkd 1\lfthodlst Parish Pastor Helen Klme, Coolnl1e Cllurc h, Main & F1fth St , Su nday Sc hool- lO t am, Wo~h1p • 9 am, Tuesda) Sef\tces7 p m. IHthel Chufth To~~o nsh1p Rd , 468C, Sunday School - 9 ~ m. Wurshtp 10 am .. Wednesday Ser. 1ces- 10 a n1 \'77~ ..\bundunt Gnm• R.F. I. 9?~ S llurd 51. 1\hddl.:port P.l~tor 'f;:rc•,L DaHs. SunPn) H'n t~c. I 0 a 111. Wednesda) Sl:l''< ICC, 7 p Ill . East Ll'tnrt Pastor Bill Marshall Sunda) School 9a m. \liorshtp IO.a m , 1st Sunday C\ery month e\emng serv1 ce 7 00 p m , V.edne!>day - 7 pm L011111 Bottom Sunday School - 9 3(1 a m \\ orsh1p 10 30a.m. Retdsvilk~ors htp - 9 30 a.m .. Sunda) S~huol 10 30 a.m . Rnt Sunda~ of ~1 0nlh - 7 00 P. 1 ~wr · Harrlson\ille C001munil) Church Pastor Theron nurham , Sunday - •)· HI am and7rm.Wednc!>day-7pm Morning Star Pastor John G1l more, Sund a) Sd10o1- II a 111 Wor!.hlp 10 <~. m pm U.n ited lVfethodist ( hu rdt P.t,tur \\,11110: I{ !.:1\cll.' SunJ,,, Sa•l•l' f, lJtl r 111 Wc•Jitc<>d,t\ n oo r m ~t'~-' Ufr \'Ili on l'~nt~r· Brady St. l'iul Lutheran <;: hun:h Comer Sycamore & Second St , Pomeroy, S~nday School - 9 -l5 a.m .. Worshtp - II a m Pastor James P Brady Sat 7.QO pm Cooltmporary Sen ICC Rd ~t11Crs1ille (ummuntl~ Allo~lohc or Chri st Pomeru~ s~hool ' ~Sadnr Pastor Pe1e Shaffer. Sunda} School - 10 a m , Worshtp - 11 a m , WedneMlay 7 Walnul an d Henr) Sts, Ra\en swood, W:Va, Pas1or Dav1d Russell, Sunday s~hoo l - 10.00 a m . Worship - II a.m 10 am & Pt>arl Chapel Sunday S•hool -9 a m , Worship - Ill am 1\linersvillt> Pa stur Bnh Rohln ~nn Sur1day Sl. John Lulhenn Cbun:h Pine Grove. Worship · 9·00 a m Sunday S~hool 10 00 am . Pastor. James P. Our Saviour Lutheran Church \\m~hiJl Jun Pr1• ttlll. Suntlil~ S'hool Q 311 ~ m Wor-,hlp 10 30 am Wcdnc~d.tv St·n llC' · 7 Ul! pm Bethel Worsh1p Centtr Chl'qcr School Pu,wr R,,h H.1rh.: r l. ~~ I S ianl P~~ t or Kurcn DOJ•\1' Sund.l) Wor~h 1p 10 am . E\ cn mg \\m,htp 6 pm Youth group b pm \\ cd n~ ~. l.t ~ F'1w.cr 111 Pm}l!r and R1hl.: Stmly- '7 pm r m. ML Moriah Churth of God M1le H1ll Rd , Racme, Pastor James Satterfield, Sunday School - Q·J5 am. .• • 992-3785 " Penteeu;;tal <\SS4jmb1} St Rt !H R:tctne, P~stor· W tl h~m Hohack. Sunday School - 10 a m , E'cmng 7 p m. \\oednc~ay Sem~;es- 7 pm Presbyterian SJncuse First Unikd Pmbytrrian Pastor. Robert ern ..... Wor.ihip - 11 a m Ha rri5onvilk Prnbyterian Chun-h Pastor Rohen Croll. Worsh1p- 9 am ' Middleport PrHbyterian Pastor James Sn}der, Worshtp- II a.m . Seventh-Pay Adventist St' l t!nt h -Da~ Adlrntl~t \l ulberr\' Ht~ Rd Pome rov. Pas1or Bennett !..u•Ktesh. Saturda} Senice s· Sabbath School · ~ p m \\orsh1p - J p m United Brethren :'Ill. llermon l'niled Brethren m Chml Chun:h Tn:h Commumt} J~-111 \'ot ckham Rd P~lllr Pc1e1 Mumndak. Sum.la) S~.:houl 9·30 am Worshtp • 10 JU a 111. 7 00 p m .. \\ednesda: S..: nu.c' ' _ 7 00 p m. Youth group m~ctmg ~nd & ·hh Sunda)S 7 pm Edtn l 1nikd Bn:thn:n in Christ ' Stale Routr 12J Reeds' 1lk Sunday School- 11 a..m. Sunolay Wo~h1p · 10 00 a m & i 00 p m Wedne!ida\' Sen 1r.:s 7 00 p m. \\edne)i,.la} Youth Sen 1cc 700p m CaMton lnterdenomirulttional Chun:b Ktng5bury Road. Pas10r Robert Van~e. Sunday School - 9 '0 am Wo~h1p Senu.:c 10 30 am. EHm ng Scnu::e 6 pm Freedom GM.pell\ti.Uion Ba.IJ Knub , on Co Rd. 31. Pa ~ tor Re~ Roger W1Uford. Sunda~ S.:hodl- q 30 am Worsh1p- 7 p m Wlaite's Chapel \hskyan Cooh11le Road. Pastor Rev Ph11l1p s• .......... ...... ........ ......... ··Jellll1111 ROCKSPRINGS REHABILITTION CENTER Let your light so shine before men, thalthey may see your Tht care you dtstrYt, close ro homt good works and glorify your 36759 Rocksprings Rd . Porneroy, OH 45769 74G-992-6606 Father in hea•·er1. ·• Matthew 5:16 740-992-2644 740-992-6298 ;: 1-oa"""v-ls-O--ulc_k_ei_Age-n-cy-ln-c.+f::y::e_a_b_id_e_i_n_M-,-.-a-nd_M_y+B~r-og_a_n___W_a_rn_e_r_....__+-::S:::W:-::I:o:S:":'H::E:-::R:-:&:-:-L-::O'!"H:-::S:-::E:-II--------_,~::""-::i:':'ra:-c:-:e:-;o:-::s~u':::f1;:"ic:":'ie:-:n::t--. 1 ::lll'itSUIRAI<CE . ~~~~:.,~ words abide in you, ye shall INSURANCE PHARMACY ·· God so IOI·ed the world for thee: for mY Products'+ ask what ye will, and it shall SERVICES ~ We Fill Doctors' he gm·e his on(\ strenith ls made Financial be done unto you. 214 E. Main lbegot'ten son... f f. k " ' •• AGENCIES tn<. Services ..•• 992_5130 Prescriptions John J: 16 Per &noulfrr'• :l'irr & :&alrt!' ........... , ......., Office Service &Supply 137-{; N. 2nd Ave . ec an wea ness. Bill Quickel :· 1-·~~~~--~~~~----~~-Jo_h_n_'_ :_~~P~o:·me:r~--------~99::2:-2:9:~.:_~~P:o~m:er~o:!~~~--~~~=-~~~~~I~I~C~·o~r:·~12::9~ " {) ll'i E \1am Surer • Pomer'oy 17-101992-7270 7:UO ,t;un P•llnt'fol Ridenow. Sunday School 740-992-6128 KEBLER S.:rv 1~ o.:- Latter-Day Saints Hltkory Hllk Church of ChrUt Moore. Sunday School 9 8 m. Worsh1p - 10 am. 0:30 p m, Wednesda} Sentces • 7 p.m. Rutland Frte WUIIIa:ptisa Salem St.. Pastor. Janue Fortner. Sunday School - !0 am . E\ett ing - 7 p m wmnrsday 5er.'Jces - 7 p.m. Middleport. OH Local source for trophies, · Ia ues t-shrrts and more Cah'ar} l"ilgrim Chapel .. Harmon\ 11le Ru,nl. P.t ~to r . Charles McKcnliO: Sum.!<.~) S.: houl 9 JU <.1m, 11'Worsh1p - 11 a Ill 7 00 Jl Ill. W~dnesci ~l} Pl,un~ • tal, an Hiblc lhun:h P1k~ Cu Rd Pth tnr · Re\ (J),J,k>\ln'lt.l Sund.1' S~hoo l 9 I\) J hl, \ \ or,hlp l(J ~0 1 m 7 '11 p m .~· "~Jm:....JJ, sl r• ~-~ : 7 l\1r m Kt 111' !. Oasis Christian Fello1-1ship 1r-;1,11 Ucll\lllll\1,111\'ll~llello\\~]npl M~CI1ng 1111 1! c old Aull.'n\. ~n Lqpun H.dl Soutll l0unl1 A.1cnu.-. 1\hdJil'J"'ri Pa•tl>r (1m, Sto:\\arl 141 fllJ .1 m SunJ.11 0th~r lll <.'~'l tng~ 111 heiiiiC' Heuth 4l\1idd leport l Pastnr Bn an Dunham, Sunda y Sdool I} JO am \V\or~ h1p I I (K) a m Carmel-Sutton Carmel & Bashan Rd s Rat·1ne. Ohw. l-' IN Or }llhn Gtlmorc, Sum.lay s~tl\)0) 'I ~0 am , Wonh1p · 10 -l'i am B1hle St)JdY Wed 7 00 p m. MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES & TEES 190 N. Second St Tupper; St.llc S.-r\llt' fllblt { hUI~]l I 1 1~n,lw B11.111 \ l , 1 ~ 'iLind n ~~hn•d 1J 111 .~ m . \' l'l'hlr . 7 1}0 r m \\~dnc.,ILJ\ H1h1t, s1nd\ "71KJ r m Fatth hllo"'~h1p ( rusadt' fur ( hmt !'a,tnr R.::\ 1- r ~nJ..Im Dl,l<:ri' Sa11~.- . 1.11JJ\ 7 r 111 hlll\11'1\ b <U p111. I hu"J.I) !'ht>k Stud~ 7 00 p 111 Fonost Run Pa ~ tor Be1h H.\lblll~on Sunday $('hool- 10 "m, \'o \ ll'•hl[l - 9 a.m Laurel Chff Jom: Methot.list L: hun:h P.htor Gknn Rtl\\0: SunJ a) School · 9 ~0 am W~•r,htp 10 30 a m and 6 p m \'o•eJne:.J:l\' Sen t~ .: - 7 00 p n\ a.m, Worship - II a.ITL •, llanHllf Holint·ss Ch urch 3 I 05 7 St.tt<' R1•utc ~25. Lang"' llc Pastur Vict(1r R11u'h Sund!l) ~lh~~<:•l - 9 30 am. Suntla~ \\lll'hlp - 10 l{) .1111 & 7 p m. \h'(\nL ~t.J a, pf.tScr ,,:f\ ll'1' - i p m PJ\\01 \~,,\Ill' Uunl.tp , "'~•'dnt·,,1,1\ l•'hlrt \\ \'1 Rt Other Churches Enterpnse Pasw r ).rland Km g. Sundny Schonl 10 I() am, Wur~h111 · l) JO am IJ1hk Sill(\~ Wt•d 7 10 Flut .... oods Pa ~tor Kcnh Rm:kr. Sund~~ Schonl - 10 u m . w~·~ ~lllr- I I am lit ;11, 111 \\ltl,hiJ' 7 j\111 .\muzin~ t :nacl' Cuntmunil~ ( hurd1 Br11dbury Ch un-h ot Christ Mm1st.:r Tom Runyon. WS5R BradbU!) Road Mtddlcpun Sunda)' Schof11 - 9 30 Evani~ltst ~1JI;,e Old Bethel Free Will Bapth.1 Chun:b 28601 St Rt 7, Middleport, Sunday School - 10 am. EH:nmg - 7 00 p m . Thursday Ser. ~tes - 7 00 " Commun11y l:hurc h p,.,;Jor Steve ..Tom~k. Mam Stn::cl,' Rutland , Sum.l.1) Wor~IIIJ>--11) (W) ,1111. Suntln} St>f\ ll'L'- 7 pIll , ( 'en tr"l ('lumr Pastnr !:Jot> Kohui>Oil, Sunday Sc hti{JI - 1J -l'i am , Won;h1p I I J m.. W~dnc~da) Scr\JCc• . 7 ~0 p.m. A•I'IUI) IS)ra~oLI~e), Bethany Pastor John Gthnore, Sunday Sl h110l - 10 am. Worsh1p IJ am. Wednc'iday Ser\l(.cs lOam Bradford Chun:h of Christ Corner of St Rt 1~4 & Sro~.dl'oury Rd .. Mm1ster. IJ'Liu¥ Shambhn. Yuuth MmiMtr. Bill Amtx-rger. Sunday SChon[ - 9 30 am Wonlup - 8 00 a.m , !O.JO am, 7.00 p m Wt"dncsda) Sen·~ees · 7'1)() p m - Bethlehem BapUst ChurTh Great Btnd, Route 124. Racme , OH, Pastor DanTe! Mecea, Sunday School 9 30 a.m., Sunda) Wonh1p • 10 30 a.m .... Wejinesday Dible Stud) - 6 00 p m • Holiness -7~0 pn1 Run Com muni I~ C hurrh Pastor R.:\ Larry Lcm le) SLintl.l} Sch()(11 - 9 lO n m . Wnr~h1p 10·-15 om . 7 p m Thu r!>da} B1hk Study am..l Youth 7 p m RUIIHnd Churt'h or Christ Sund:~y Sdt&ul - CJ '10 ~ m : Wo11oh1p ami Commumun - 10 30 .1m , S ob J Werry, Muust.-r MI. Union Haptbt PastOr · David Wiseman Sunday School9 45 a m , Evenmg - 6 30 p.m • Wedne§day Serv1ces 6 JOp m Hours Grace Epistopa l t;h~t't'h 320 E M:un St. Pnmer•l), Sund:l\ Sthn.-..1 and ll oly Euch!lmt II ()lJ ·• m Re\ Edward Payne Tuppc:rs Plains St. Paul Jan e Bc>~IIH:, Su ntl~ y s~hP\!1 - II am Wor~h1p - 1011 m l'IIC~d.t~ Scrvk~, l'a~t1'r ln)\rumental \Von-hlp Sa\"KC 9 a mCumrnumtm - 10 am Sunday SchQol 10 15 am Youth - 5.\0 pm Sunday. Btbk Study Wcdnesda) 7 pm Wnrsli ip Silve"r Run Baptist Pa1otor J11hn Swan~on, Sunday Schl.>l•l lOam. Wnrshtp - lla,m 7 00 p m ,Wednesday Sel'\"lces- 7 00 p m (740) 992-6472 Fax 1740l992-7406 Episcopal { ' hr~h·r ( 'h1t rd1 nf tht· '\ iuun:n.: p,~,t"r !.:~1 11 ~ 11'<:!1 l>IJl~ \und.t~ :-,~hu1d IJ ~0 ,1 111 \\'111'hll1 · I I 1 Ill f1 p Ill \\~Jn.:•Jn ~~r\11.\.' 7 1' 111 Rut lund ( 'hurdl nr the 1\Hzart•ne Sund.n ~lh11ol 'I 'I() .1 111 \\o1 ~h1p IU <o ,1m 41 10 r 111. 1\.·Jn.,,JJ• S.n,c.:• 7pm Thpprn; Plain t.:hun:h or Christ Rilrinr First Bapltsl Pa s1ur Rill: Rule. Sunday S~hool - 9 JO am. W0rshtp - 10 4() am. 7 00 p m, W~·dm·sday ScrYILC S 7 o(l p 111 ,, Trinltt Ch urch Shond & Lynn Pnmemy, P:~~lllr Re\ J~m:~than Noble, Wor,lup Ill ~.5 am, Sunila} Sd1nnl9 I ~ a n1 p Finn H apr~'i l ChurTh Pas.tor Mark Morro ..... 6th and Palmer St, Mtddl epon. Sunday School ()· 15 u·m . Wor ~h 1 p - 10 15 a m. 7.00 pm. Wedn esday Sel'\'lcc- 7 00 p m Michael L. Crites llirector of Family & Communil y Services . Overbrook Rehabilitation Ctr. · -A Celebration of We " Congregational · Zf m ( 'hur~h or Christ First Soutlil'r n Buptisl ~1 872 Pnmcroy l'ikC Paslflr E Lamar 0 Hryant. Sunday St·hool 9 lO a m. Worshtp- ~ 15 am ,9·45am & 700p m . Wedn esday Smiles - 7 00 p m '•. Church or COO or Prnpht'l'~ OJ Wh1te RJ o\1 St Kl IW. P~~tur I'J Chapman , SunJay Sche111l 10 .1m. Worship - 11 ' ~.m, WcJnc~J.n Sc1~1~"'- '7 pm a m .Worshtp - IOam .'0 . ••., Do·not lie.' Do not dccetve one another." Leviucus 19: II .. Chun:ll uf Chri!>t ~ 12 W Mlu n Si \1in1 ~1cr Anl110ny Mu rm· Suml.ty S1.11wol - l) JO a 111 Wur ~ht p- 10 30 a m 6 p m . Wc'tlnesduy se;\1\c~. 1 1,m Ches bire Buptist Churrh , Pastor Steve Lmk, Sunday S~h011l. lJ .10 .un, Mumm g Worship 10 am. Sunday cvemf)g 0:30pm Wednesday 6.30pm ' Blessed are the pure in heart; jor they shall see God_ Matthew5:8 Pomero~ Carpenter B11ptist Chu n-h Sund:~y Sehoul, - 9 JOam Preach1n g Sen tee I 0: ~O am , , E\ crun~ St'n1cr 7 OOpm. Wednes!lny H1blc St ud) 7 00 pm, lntcnm Preacher - Fl u~d Ross " !Jam - Assembly of God 'P.O ....• Wurm Fni!,U.II\ .4.m1mpht'rl' Hemlm:k GroH Christ iun Chun-h Mm1o:.t.:r Larr) Brn~>.n \\'Qr'hlp - ~ .~0 a m Suntl ll\ s,·h<'lnl - ,10·10 Q m. )l1bk Slud) • 7 p.m Baptist ,-----------~~ \ltnw.trial Day ~ .. dow ... " 333 Page Street M' I--· '---.,.-----~---..:.-'• .'. 1ddeuort OH · Church of Christ Emma nu el Apos tolic Tabernnrle Jn e. Loop Rd off Nc"' Luna KU Ru tlanU Sen t~cs. Sun 10.00 am & 7 ~0 p m Thu rs 7 00 p m Pas1or Murty K Huut•n The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Young's Carpenter Seruice Sacred Hrurl Cu thuhc Chun:h 161 Mulhcrr; A1e , Pom.:un, 9lJ?·5MIJI:I Pa ~ 1nr Re1 \'t'<~ l1cr E Hc1n1 Su 1 Con -1·-1'\-~ 15pm, M a~,. ~lO pm. Sun Con -H ~ 5 - 9 . 15 a 111 . Sun . Ma "~ - 9 _,{) :1m. D.ul~ Mhs - R·JD <1m R1"uValle~ ·r ·r Catholic Apu~wht Wor.;h1r Center, 87l S J r./ A\'e. ,\ttUdkp(Jt1, K~·1 111 Ktml:lt' Pu~tnr SunU1iy. 10 ~() u rn \'o ~dne~u ..), 7 00 p m , YUuth Fn, 7.30 pm POM EROY - Matt Melashenko, a musician and songwnter. w\ IL present a concert at the Seventh-Day Adventist church on Mulberry Heights at 7 p.m. Wednesday . In addition to presenting traditional and worship favorites. he wi ll his own compositi ons and sharing a personal tesltmony. Melashe nko has traveled extenstvelv m his music mini stry, and thi s year will complete a concert schedu le which has taken him to every staie . He is currentl y touring to promote hi s recently released project "I believe." There is no admrssion charge but a love offering w1ll be taken. Pastor of the Pomeroy Church is Bennett M. Luckiesh whose telephone number· is 740-388-0389. i" . bcmng -710pm ,, The Daily Sentinel • Page A7 ' St1.ond Ra111ist ( ht•l't'h R.n.-n~"'~.,,J . \\ \', SwnJ ~) Sd10tJI 10 a111 M1lrtllll g \l nr,hip 11 Jill F\~lllng i rm W.:dn .: ....l<.~) 7 p m C"hurch of Jesus Christ Apostolic V1m7.. 111Ut unU Wo.rd R!l Puotur Jame o; Milkr. .Sund,1~ S~htx•l . 10 <U .t 111 Concert to be presented Wednesday r ' Ffllowship Apostolic our patils to cro\5 thirt morn- Just like the fact that someone Ill!! . that night . and aQall1 had to die lor my 1pi ritu al the next afternoon for ~ the freed om. Someone had to dre fun er,rl''. Because God is ·in to se t rnc free from s1n and punrshment rn hell. Jesus died the connect in g business. to set us tree from sin and the Lrke llldiiY people who conse quences of sm . John Wt::lt: con necting v. •ith friend~ and family for Memorial Day 8.36 saY> "If the on there"eekend and for alumni fore shall make you free, you re un ions God is in. the con - shall be free mdeed." Free necting business, the people from sin . free from hell. livconnecting business. We live ing in hea, en. tree from pain. 111 a disconnected world. free from su fferin~. Now Fncnds oftc·n become discon- that 's what I ca,ll freedom. nected. e~oen famrlt es too God says that tf we are COI)often becom e disconnected nected to Him we will know We hate to admi t that too, freedom rn thrs life and the often the only time we see old li fe to c·ome. II Co11nth idns 3: 17 says " frrends anu famrlv are at weddrugs and fun era(s. Could that Wl1ere the Spu·n of the Lord be part of the reason why. is, there " lrberty." I hdd three fun eral s between It was at the Asbu ry United Wednesd ay and Monday of Methodist Church that I Memorial· Day Weekend beco me connec ted to Elma because God rs m the con- Louks. Over tlie yea rs. as nectmg busmess. God IS all somet imes happens, my conabout people. ' nectron to Elma became disFor God so loved people tan t A few months ago that gnve His oni.Y begotten because of health problems Son thdt whosoever believes Elma ended up at in Him might not perish but · Rockspnngs Rehab Center. I ha ve ~vcrlas ti ng li fe-John also have a brother- in-law at 3 I o How are G,od and Rocksprings. My wife Vicki, Memorw l Day co nnected " my mother-in -la'v Ruth Me morral D.1y is a time when Crouch or myself visit him ·friends ,md fami lies get con- each day. A few months ago nected. Mofe than that we when we heard 'that Elma was know that it is u time set aside at Rocksprrngs we got contor us to pause ;_md remember nected· with her aga in and the great sacrifices people started visiting her when we have m.tcle for our freedom we nt out to vistt my brotherespecr,J!Iy th ose who ha1 e in-law Randy Couch. I am sacri fi ced thcrr hfe so that v.,e · g l<~d God is in the connecung might be free. busrness. I am glad He conSmely the greatest sacrifrce nected · me to El rn a once an vone can make for some- aga in . More than that ·I ' m one is to grve up thetr life for glad Elma had the great consomeone else. Even God nection to Jesus Christ acknowledges that this I S true. If you need to get connected John 1 5·1 ~1 says: "Greater or reconnected to God turn to lo' e hath no man than this. Romam 10.9.10 & 13. tha t a man lay down hi s life Romans I0: 13 ,says for hrs friends. " I am glad to "W hosoever calls upon the be a cllrzen of the Unrted name of the Lord shall be State\. I dm thankful for the saved ." All we have to do is freed om that I have. Someone repe nt of our sins and ask died for my freedom. I am Jesus to come into our heart thankful to those who give up and save us Then we have thetr life that I might b.e tree . "'the great co nnec tion." Matt Melashenko www.'lnydailysentinel.com WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK * MAKING .THE CONNECTION ~ays, ' In the time of My So what mu st you do to (avor f. heard you. and in the jotn ,God in the journey" ·r ··r Friday, June 3, 2005 PageA6 ., • For More t~we~omc rnornent \\<l1cn one\ he ~trt yre lds to the in vita ti on "' God ami >Ch out on the greatest Journey. of all wtth the Crc.rto1 of the Co")lOs 1 We each are rnvrted to be • ,. 57 White Funeral Hofl1e ,. 1858 . S 1nce 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio , 740-667-3110 - Blessed are the pure "So I strive always to keep ~~ _ll. ._l.imR<I,_llln<w · 174 /:~;~!S~m . ...... in heart; for they shall see God. , •"atthew 5. l t'.l• ..•• .. ' . .. - . ,, f my conscience clear be ore God and man." .4.cts 24 :16 · 0~;~:-;;;. "' ---~~.=--- Middleport, OH 992 C!)76 "'N �·" .. ' ' ' ' . • '' • Page AS OHIO The Daily Sentinel . • ·The Daily Sentinel INSIDE George Mikan de-ad at 80 1 Page Bl ·• Sluman leads day one at Memorial, Page BJ Big Ben denies he and Burress made up plays, Page B3 Friday, June 3, 2005 ' • Bl Governor makes pitch to keep military jobs in Cleveland ocal Stocks BY JOE MILICIA ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER ernment will -go for it," said Jon Davis. who has worked at the center fur three years. Davis and fellow worker · Greg Harmon. both said they would move to keep their jobs. They also said they.'re concerned tnat a move would . disrupt t.he center's operations and cre'ate· a backlog . that would keep soldiers from being paid on time. 4 Harmon holds out hope that the ceiuer will remain in Cleveland. · "There's a .chance. a slim ,chance," said Harmon. a 25- CLEVELAND- Gov. Bob Taft, who has to balance the prospect of military job; going to Columbus with the pos,sihility of more than a thousand positions . being cut from Cleveland, prop<lsed a cheaper facility as the answer to saving jobs in northeast Ohio. Cleveland stands to lose .I ,028. jobs at a downtown military finance cent~r to other cities across the country, including Columbus. if. a recommendation . in the year ve teran. "It 's going to Pentagon's proposal for have a lot to do with politics. streamlining the military is 1 think it's strict ly politjcs." carried out. The Pentagon's pr<!.posal : Taft met with about I00 for streamliniP.g the mjlitary workers Thursday, telling will add 24 1 jobs 'in. Ohio. them he' ll fight to keep t·hc Taft said that . fact won 't jobs in Cleveland. weaken his abi lity to fight for "When we're in the middle the jobs in Cleveland. saying of a war on terrorism. it 's not each military operation needs a gooil idea to disrupt an to be examined .on its own operation like this ... Taft said. nierits. · Taft.blamed the' )ligh rent at ·But John Green, director at the Celebrezze Federal •.the Ray C. Bliss Institute for Building for the Pentagon's Applied Politics. said it may decision to move the jobs. be tough for Taft to have any , "II clearly was a disadvan- pull with the White House. tage that· they're in a leased ''He may not be very effecfacility with dpensive rent,'' tive compared to other goverhe s'a id. · nors whose states are losing He has asked for incentives thousands of jobs," Green said. to build a new. cheaper facil- · Loren Thompson. a military ity to be included in the state. analyst at the Lexington budget bill, which is current- Insti tute th ink . tank . in ly going through its final Arlington, Va., disagreed, say- · adjustments. ing the Pentagon's recommen"It's a good stan, if the gov- dations have been apolitical. ... Ltd.- 21.59 ACI- 50.01 NSC.-32.34 AEP - · 35.82 . Oak Hill Financial Akzo- 39.69 26.82 Ashland Inc. - .68.55 OVB-26.21 AT&T -18.88 BBT- 40.25 BLI-13.17 Peoples - 27.98 Bob Evans - 23.54 Pepsico - 56.90 BorgWarner - 53.05 Premier - 10.25 Champion - 4.10 Rockwell - 50.89 C~armlng Shops ~ 9.30 Rocky Boots - 30.86 City Holding - 34.44 RD Shell - 59.50 Col- 49.54 SBC - 23,42 · . DG- 20.17 . Wal-Mart - 48.22 DuPont - 46.56 Wendy's - 44.59 .. Federal Mogul - .65 -16.95 ·worthington USB. .29.45 Dally stock reports· are Gannett- 74.07 AP Photo the 4 ·p.m. closing quotes Ohio Gov. Bob Taft, center. tal~s with Defense Finance & General Electric - 36,90 of the previous day's Accounting Service employees, ;Thursday in Cleveland. Taft dis- GKNLY- 4.65 · cussed his plans to tr y and save more than a thousand Harley Davidson - 48.35 · transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest . defense related jobs in Cleveland that are to be cut as part of JPM- 35.74 Inc. of Gallipolis. the Ba~e Realignment arid Closure (BRAG) process. Kroger - 16.80 ., . Prep Schedule College Baseball Today's game Track and Field . State Meel (at Jesse qwens Stadium; Columbus). 9:30a.m. Saturday'a game Track and Field University of Ri() GrandE Redmen baseb.all signs Lakewood's Keefe R are currently banting for' a • · "The atnimp~ere tat RioJ " poss ible state c·hampjom[,ip. REdmEn ( ~ . pretty much like it is he.re." Keefe i's excellem ·at the BB""Eba/J Keefe ;aid 'The comm unity · iii' . is awlulclose and eserything plate and on the htll. Offensively, he's ·batting .507 _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;;:;;;;.......,. Ioub goqd a.nd like . rhe with six hoine rims 'and 29 feds good,about signing with coach ... RBI. Keefe has ripped 10 Rio Grande. Keefe is unsure on a major "It's a good opportunitY but is looking at sports mandoubles and has an impressive .890 sl.ugging percentage just to go to the next level.'' agement or fire science. for a team that is currently Keefe s aid. ·'Being able to go Rio Grande head coach 30-2. to school and play base ball .at Brad Warnimont really likes On the hill Keefe is 4-0 the same time. it's great." th~ potential he envisions for with a 1.89 ERA in 17 113 Keefe felt the atmosphere Keefe. innings of work. · at Rio Grande is verv similar · "''The biggest thing is he The · talented · youngster to his home area or' Hebron comes from a program that is Bv MARK Vt/ILUAMS ·state Meet (at Jesse Owens Stadium, SPECIAL TO THE 'SENTINEL Today's game Saturday 's game · ·Ciende_nln at Mason County. Z p.m .. Sunday's games Mari&tta at Mason County. 2 p.m. Feeney Bennett at McArthur, 4 p.m . . 3 Columbus), 9 a.m . Lancaster JV at Feeney Bennen (at Meigs H .S .) , 6 p.m. Friday, June 3, 2005 I RIO GRANDE - Th~ Universitv of Rio Grande Redmen baseball program is now ln the process of adding .nclv talent for the 2006 season. The latest to join the fold is massive J'.P. . Keefe from Lakewood High School. Keefe. 6-foot-5 and 230 pounds, plays first base and ·pitches for the Lancers. who Nl•xt Week Monday. June 6 , Feeney Bennett at Beverly, 6 P·"!l· Uttle League . Baseball . KygEr CrEEk TournamEnt Wednesday, June 8 . Charleston at Mason CoUnty, 5 p.m. Feeney Bennett at Lancaster JV. 7 p.m e.,.,loyee Thursday, June g Parkersburg 15 at Feeney Bennett 6 p.m . Discount Everyone Friday, June 10 Mason County _at Roane County. 5·30 _p.m Tribe. falls to Twins in 13 innings · Sai!Jrday, June 11 Bennett al Marielta (DH), 1 Feeney p.m. Williamson at Mason County, 2 p.m. Sunday, June 12 Ath ens 21 at Feeney Bennett {DH) , 1 . / p.rp. -. . ' vlsll us onlla.at 4 aaa•IEW:ZOOSOEYY QIEVYIM' l . U •· Power Seat & ~ocks • Fold Flat Rear Seats • Stereo co System 1 35 MPG on Highwa$ . ' BR.'IIIII' .w 2005 auwv •• SIL1fiiU'DO 4WD 1 ...... lEW 2005 PCMiiAC 1GR._, PRIX GT 1 , 3800 v-6 Eogioe • Power WindJlocks 8, 1 .............-- , , co Stereo W/6 Spe1ak•"' • Automatic\ • Air Conditioning , AMJFM Stereo . 30 MPG on Highwa$ * \. ·""-''"'"'_.,..,..,. '-... :... BUICil'P'' IS • 3800 v-6 Engine • 8 Way Power Seat , RemoteiCeyless Entry 29 MPG 011 Highway$ ·columbps clips Ottawa, 6-2 BR.QID lEW :aoas i Ill·- lEW 2005 a.vv SIIJIIRADO .. 't . Jl4 TOll liD IJ(T, OTTAWA (AP) - Jorge DePaula pitched seven strong innings and Ryan Hankins hit a solo homer and RBI double, helping Columbus beat Ottawa 6, 2 Thursday in the International League. DePaula ·"( 1-1) allowed Midre Cummings' two'-run homer in the second. then shut out the I,.ynx over the next five innings. He gave up only four hits, walked ·one and struck out two. : Hankins homered for the Second time thi s season in the fifth. pulling the Clippers to 2-1. and doubled home one of Columbus' three runs m 1he eighth. . - Columbus scored twice in Che ·sixth to take a ·3-2 lead. Kevin Reese opened the inning with a single, went to . third on Bubba Crosby'~ double and scored the tying run on Tony Fiore's wild pitch. CAB4WD Z1 vortec 6000 V-B * *' • oual Zone AC , AMIFM Stereo l ... '" ' ' Quality GM Certified Used Vehicles! ,• · • Potential Income 40-60k • 401 K Retiremenr Plan • Wor11 At The #1' Dealership • Health Insurance * ASHLAND (AP) -. Lori · Harmon pitched a three-hitter and Willow Wood Symmes Valky took advantage of three errors by Cortland .Maplewood to win a Division IV state softball semifinal 3-2 Thursday. Harmon (18-2) struck out 10 over seven innings fonhe Vikings, . who will play Convoy Crestview for the championship on Saturday. Crestview advanced bv beating New Bremen 6-1· in the other small-school semifinal. .Syh1mes Valley (22-3) managed only three hits but ~cored. two unearned runs. One came on error in a two-run third inning and the ether gave the Vikings a 3-2 Iead in the fifth after two errors by the Rockets. : Harmon gave up runs ·in the first and fourth but held Maplewood (27-5) to only one baserunner over the final tl)ree innings. Markie Pozzuto (20-3) pitched a complete game for Maplew<;>od. She struck out ... 15 and walked two. VISITOR HOME an - Wonderful opportunities are available in Tom Peden Country. We are expanding our staff and need more salesmen and saleswomen. No Expe~ence is required. only a willingness to team, work as a team and have a strong initiative. Lady Vikings headed to state softball finals ~ BRMDIEW2005 I. COIJM.\DO PICKUP . , 2.8 Liter Engine • Air Conditioning • AM/FM Stereo www~lontpeilen.colll ' . ~ TOP DOLLAR FOR TRADE·INS! HUGE SELECTION! Friday, June J I a.m. with total accumulaMorning (7 a.m.-Noon) tions for this event near 0.45 Cloudy morning. Light rain is inches. Temperatures will expected. The rain is predict- drop from 67 ear·ly overnighl ed to start near 9 a.m. to the low. for the day of 63 at Anticipate rain accumulations 5 a.m. as they rise back to 65 of 0.12 inches for this morn- late overnigllt. Winds will be ing. Temperatures will linger · 5 MPH" from the .west turning at 66. Winds will be 5 to 10 from the southwe st as the MPH from the east. overnight progresses. Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) Saturday, June 4 . . It will be a humid and cloudy Morning (7 Q.m.-Noon) afternoon. Expect nothing It should be a humid and more than a passing shower. Temperatures will rise from 69 cloudy morning. There might with today's high 'of 78 occur- be a bit of rain around the . ring around 4 p.m. Winds will area. Temperatures will climb from 66 to 73' by late this be 5 MPH from the east. Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) morning . Winds will · be 5 It should continue to be MPH from the southwes.t ·humid and cloudy. Expect turning from the west as the . moderate rain. Rain should morning progresses . Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) reach 0.28 inches this ·evening. Temperatures will It will be a l]umid afterdiminish from 76 early this nqon. You will see light rain. evening to 68. Winds will be The rainfall is expected to 5 MPH from the east turning begin near 2 p.m. The rain from the southwest as the should reach 0.06 inches by evening progresses. this afternoon. Temperatures will hover at 78. Skies will be . Ov~might (1-6 a.m.) ·I t looks like a cloudy mostly sunny to cloudy with 5 overnight. It will be dry, MPH winds from · 'the west except for a sprinkle or two. turning from the southwest as The rainfall will finish around the afternoon progresses. 30-2 that knows how to win," Warnimont said. "He ·s' 6-5 and 230 pounds. he's got a major league frame. he's a mid to upper 80's guy with some good off-speed stuff, he's undefeated this year on the mound, hit over .500." Warni.mont also added, "He ·11 bring a right handed .· swi nger to the plate that possesses ,sonie power and hits in the middle of the line-up," J.P. is the son of Brad and Lynn Smith of Hebron. ,,. CIIIEVY CAVAUEII aDOS CAVY I 2 '\U • l(eyt• Entry , .• eruts. I Tdt • c:D SttriiO •""'...,..,.. 154M • Rt.r Air Condlttom~ • ~oily Pow~ Equlpp.O • Onstar ~frty ~em • Powtf S.a t Au1Qm;~th; • Crt.IM I Tllt aos• .3 2 MPG on Highway! n• Contact Information *• ...-niJ!e Fees en-o. Ieima included iiS!h pkt of - nlicle listtd On appruved aldit. On~ madels. lot responsible for trPot'QIIhkal WTtn. l'rius pd June 2nd houfl June 5th. • Taxes, Taos, Fu -1·740-446·3008 ~-mail- sportsOmydailysentinel .com ~~ Call To Schedule An Iptervlew: Brad Sherman, Sports Edllor · (740) 446·2342, 'ext . 33 Torn Peden Country bshermanO mydailytribune .com 1-800-822-{)417 • 372-2844. 475 South Church Street • Ripley, WV 25271 Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740).U&-23<12. ext. 23 bwalttra 0 mydailytrtluna.com lo<ry Crum, Spono Writer (304) 675-1333, ext. 19 MONDAY· SATURDAY 9 am· 8 pm • SUNDAY 1pm · 7pm • 4220756 • TOLL FREE 1·800·822 ·0417 Ierum 0 mydaHyregister.com - Brad Sherman/photo The scoreboard at Kyger Creek Employees. Field will not be used next month, as the historic-ric h Kyger Creek Little League Tournament has been .canceled. The tournament is expected to resume next year. No Kyger Cr~ek tourney this year celebrate its 39th installment sponsorship, but it was BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM next month, but several fac- mainly funded by sales of 'tors-.' mainly financial and concessions and programs. manpower - led to its The number of teams and CHESHIRE- One .of the recent cancellation. fans has dwindled the past area's most beloved and tra'"The financial end of it few years: the II -team tield ditional events is going . away_ at least for this year. burned . us quite a bit last in 2004 was· the smallestThe Kyger Creek Little year," said David Walk er, a .. ev:;r. . . . At the hetght ot the tourLeague Tournament, which member of tbe committee served as an unofficial post: · that organizes the tol.lrna- nament. we had in the neigh . season 'champio,nship for ment. "And along with thai borhood of 30 teams at one local youth baseball te~m s; - we need more ·volunteers time:· Wa lker said. ,"To put has been canceled. . to come forward, too." on the quality of tournament The event was supposed to There was some . local we had grow n to want to put BY BRAD SHERMAN ' on, you've got to have the participaiion of fan s coming ou·t in order to make it work." Players t~at p?rticipated were always treated to plenty of extras. Everyone received a T-shirt and was fed following his or her first game. Trophies were awarded to the top four finishing . teams and the winners were MINNEAPOLIS (AP) The Minnesota Twins' 13' · inning victory over the Cleveland Indians came with a price. Justin First · baseman Morneau·. second baseman Nick Punta and catcher Joe Mauer were injured Thursday, leaving the team depleted for this· weekend's se'ries against the New York Yankees. "We got the win :· manager Roh Gardenhire said. "But we took a beating doing it." Johan San tan' tied a career high with 14 stri keouts, and Jacque Jones' " ngle in the 13th inning gave the Twins a 4-3 victory. Lew. Ford's hustle turned his base hit off Rafael Betancourt ( 1-2) into a oneout double in the 13th. Two batters later, Jones hit a liner to right and Ford raced around third. beating Casey Blake's throw to ·the plate . Morneau tweaked his left elbow while hitting balls off a tee before the game and ' wa., replaced after going 0for-2 again>~ Indians staner Scott Elarton. Morneau was taken for X-rays, which came back normal and he is listed as day to day. Punta is headed to 'the disabled list after pulling his right hamstring while trying to steal second base. "It'll be awhile for him," Gardenhire said. Mauer aggravated· a groin strain that kept him out last month. He was removed from the lineup in the 12th inning. Six of the game's seven · Please see No. Bl Please sn Twins, Bl ·. NBA Piayoffs - Eastern Conf€rEncE Finals Miami turns heat up on Pistons BY CHRIS SHERIDAN ASSOCIATED PRESS MIAMI- Wi_th their star guard watching the final 10 minutes from the locker room, the Miami . Heat rnoved within ·one victory· of the NBA Finals. Whether Dwyime Wade can help them take the final step remains to be seen. 'Wade was injured while taking a charge against Rasheed Wallace ·i n the third quarter~ and the pain was 'too much for him to take when he returned early in the final period of Miam,i 's 88-76 victory over the defending champion Pi stons on Detroit Thursday night. The Heat said Wade had a strained rib muscle , and there was no immediate word on his availability for Game 6 at Detroit on Saturday night. effort from Eddie Jones Wade scored 15 points (seven points) . Butler conand Shaquille O' Neal had tributcd 12 points off the 20 for the Heat,' Vfho bench, including seven in received significant comri - the fourth quarter. and butions from several play- D<~mon Jones scored 15 . Chauncey Billups had 21 ers - from some. savvy freehincing by point guard points · and Richard Damon · Jones in the first Hamilton ·added 19 for the and third · quarters to two Pistons. Wallace was held timely turnaround jumpers to two . by Rasual Butler in the Wade went to the locker rourth, quarter - to move room after taking a charge . as close as the franchise has from Wallace and straining ever been to making the a rib muscle with 5:08 left champions hip round. in the third period. He But to get there , they ' ll returned · for the start of the have to witi one final · time fourth quarter wearing a against a Oetroit team that protective li•rap around hi., has shown time and again midsection. then motioned that it's able to tak e its to the bench that he needed game to a hi ghe r level when to come out . less than 2 circumstances start to turn tninutes into the period . Miami took control in the dire. Miami's Udonis Ha slem second quarter by holding had his best game of the Detroit .to six field goa ls series With 14 points and 13 . and forcing six turnovers in rebounds, helping make up · · for a sub-par offensive Plea5e see Heat, Bl Mia m i Heat's Dwayne Wade (3) attempts to ,. block a shot at the bas' ket by D.etroit .Pistons' Ben Wallace (3) during the first quarter of game five of the Eastern . Conference finals in . Mi a m Thursday. AP photo · 1 T �• Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel · www. mydailysentinel.com Friday, June 3. 2005 Friday, June 3. . 2005 www.mydailysentincl.com TI1e Daily Sentinel • Page B3 ' George Mikan: a ''gentle giant'' and NBA's first superstar Boa BAUM ASSOCIATED PRESS . ' pe t.itor on the court and a gentle giant off the court. We - -- - - - - - - - ' - - ·may never see one man PHOENIX George impact the game of basketMikan . the "gentle giant" ball as he did. and represent who a half-ce ntur)· a_go it wit h >uch warmth and .. brought fame and stability-10 grace the tledgling world of proShaqui lle O' Neal. ' reak-: fessional basketball and lit- ing after Mia mi'; playoff erally t-ransformed the ,game. Vlctnry ." ver" Det~_on on has died 1 ~ days shv of his ··Thtmd.l) m, ht. : a1d he 81 st.birthday. · . · wanted the Md,an famil} to _Mikan died Wednesda y contact the Hem so he coul d rtight at a Scottsdale rehabil - P'~~ fur tile J u_nera~. . , .· . ·;rati on ce nter follow ino a Wil ho ut No . 9~. there. " long fig ht with di abete' no me." o·~cal , ' aid ~_: kidney ailments. Hi s rig ht T erry.M1k.1n s,ud h~ .tppreleg was amputated below the CHited 0 Ne al s otter hL)t_ knee in 2000. and he had satd 1t wo uld be up to h ~> undergone ki-dney dia lys-is mot her whether to accept lt . treatment three rimes a week "It JU Sl s p~ak> t~ - what for five years. sun Terry said. Sha qutlle IS '~-II abou t. Terry A superstar decades before M1kan satd. He had a bond the term e~is ted Mi kan was wrth my dad. They we re the first big man. to domin ate close friends. " . . the sport. No one. before had . A pn_vate memonal servtce s~en a 6-foot-1 0 player with rs planned 1!1 Scottsdale on his. agility. compe'titiveness Monday_, mght. At sorne and skill. , un specrlted ·date. a publr c . When the Min'neapoli s ceremony . wtH be hel d '.n Lakers came to New York in Mrnneapolts, Where M1kan s December 1949, the marquee a s~es will be interred , Tt;rry at Madison Square Garden Mtkan sa1d. . . _ . read "Geo. Mikan vs. the Ray Meyer. who was. 1!1 h1 s Knicks." first year as DePaul cqach AP photo "He literally carried the when he began transforming . league," Boston Celtics great Mtkan mto a basketball sta.r, George Mikan , right. six-fool. ten-inch center for the Bob Cousy said. "He gave us sa rd .that . despite Jv[1kan s Minneapol is Lakers , goes way up to make a goal as New York recognition and acceptance longtime illnesses, he was Knickerbockers' six-foot , seven-inch center Nat "Sweetwater" when we were at the bottom shocked and saddened at the. Cl ifton ·(.8 ) makes an unsuccessful attempt to thwart the score of the totem pole in profes- death of- h'is lifelong friend . in th is ·April 8 , 1953 photo at th e 69th Regiment Armory in sional spons. He transcended ·:He had the most po ~!ttv e New York . Mikan. professional 'basketball's first dom inant big the game. People came to see at~ltude )'OU ever heard. the 'man who led the Minneapolis Lakers to five NBA champihim as much as they came to 91 -year-old Mey~r smd . onships, has died , fam ily members said Thursday. He was 80. see the game." "Never once dtd he feel sorry College basketball institut- for himself. He was a grea t Thursday. "and that probably league's MVP iri the 1948-49 ed the g.oaltending rule bas ketball player, but I think extended hi s life five years.'" season, when he averaged Mikan led the Minneapolis 28.3 points in leading the because of him, and the NBA he was a better human bern g. doubled the width of the free I loved the guy. I thought he Lukers to five le ague titles in Lukers to the title . the first six years of the fran"Ed McCauley was our throw lane. Slowdown tac- was one of,my family." center. chi se 's hi story. Nearsighted Eddie was 6-9, · but tics used against him -his Mikan was moved last 1950 Lakers lost 19-18 to the weekend from a Scottsdale with thi ck glasses, he was as weighed about 185 pounds Fort Wayne Pisjons in the hospital. where he had been -rough on the court as he was where George was probably lowest-scoring game in NBA for six week s for . treatment mild-mannered off it. Mikan 1 50/ ' Cousy recalled. "When history - eventually led to of a diabetic wound in his led the league in personal we'd walk down the street in the 24-second shot clock. leg. foulS -three times and had 10 a group, Eddie would brush '"George Mikan truly revo"He had a fierce determi-. broken bones during hi s again st a pole or big tree and lutionized the game and was nation to excel, which he playing career. He averaged say 'Excuse me ye<_Jrge. ' the NBA's first true super- exhibited in his athletic 23. 1 points in se.ven seasons Even to someone close to his star," NBA commissioner career and business career," with Minneapoli s be_fore height. George s.eemed David Stem said. "He had Terry Mikan told The retiring because of injuries in humongous." Press on 1956. Mik an was the the ability to be a fierce com- Associated A statue of M~kan taking BY • :lfld 't Heat fromPageBl the period. An 11'-0 run to close the first half left Miami ahead 53-39, and Detroit · trailed by double digits the rest of the way. In NBA history, the winner of Ganie 5 in a series tied 2-2 has gone on to win it I 06 of .12() times. Damon Jones and O' Neal each started 4~for-4 In the first quarter, O'Neal getting his within Miami's halfcollrt sets while Jones got his through freelancing . .An ill-advised 3-point attempt early in tne shot clock ended Jones' 4-for-4 streak late in the period, and he toned down his act through the remainder of the first Jalf and helped keep the Heat steadily in front. . Hamilton kept the Pistons within striking range, but dunk . It was a temporary with .no one else contribut~ stop to Detroit"s com ebac.k, ing on offense. Detroit had a however. as they quickly significant lull. Hamilton 's pulled · within I 0, put a 9-foot bank shot with 2:23 .. momentum. kill er nonetheleft gave the Pi stons their less. last points of the second That wa s as close as yuarter, and Miami closed Detroit would get , anp the half with an 11 -0 run for Miami wa s able to stay the 53-39 lead. comfortably clhead. through Haslem had a wide-open the fourth quarter despit~ corner jumper and a tip-in being without Wade. who to get the. lead up to 63-45 wus averaging 30.0 points early in the third quarter, in th e serie s. • and a 2.1-footer by Wade · Notes: Detroit coach wi(h 5:31 ·left gave M,jami · Larry Brown fin ally made a · its first 20-point lead. 67 - publi c acknowl edgment that 47 . he had spoken with the Detroit scored the next six Cleveland Cavaliers about points. and · Miami coach becornii1g their leum presiStan Van Gundy wanted a dent. He again said he timeOLtt when Jones pulled . would hold otl on making off hi s next pi ece of free, any de cisions about hi s future .until afte r th e seaso.n lancing.Ignoring hi s coach as he ends and he · ad dresses a . sped over th e midcourt line, . health problem .... O' Neal Jones drove straight to the led the Heat in scoring for basket and lofted the ball to onl y t-he second time this . 0' Neal for an alley -oop postseason . their AL Central rivals. Cri sp went 1-for-4 with a solo homer and a sacrifice bunt for the Indians. fromPageBl Gonzalez, a two-time AL rims were scored in the first MVP who has mi ssed most five. innings. After that, pitch- of the past three seasons with mg took over, with the Twins injuries, strained his ri ght managing just four hits over hamstri .1g in the first inning the final eight innings' and the of Tu~sday 's game while tryIndians two over the final ing to beat out . a slow nine. grounder ·in hi s first major Cleveland gor only four league at-bat in more than a hits against Santana, last sea- year. son 's AL Cy ':Young Award He was ph1ced on the ISwinner, but scored three runs day disabled list Thursday. thanks to homers by Victor Team officials . said they Martinez and Coco Cri sp, were unsure how much time who was activated from the he would· miss. He missed disabled list before the game nearly three months with his to replace an injured Juan ' last hamstring injury. .. Gonzalez, and a trrpk by Ben While not as overpowering Broussard. as Santana, Elarton was just "He hung two sliders," as sharp. He allowed just one coach Rick run and three hits through the pitching Anderson said. "He threw the ' first four innings before ball very well and did a good Punta's two-run homer in the job of recognizing what wus fifth tied the score at 3.' working and what wasn't." Elarton scattered five hits Other than those big hits, over seven innings, allowing however, the Indians got just three runs and striking nothing against Santana, who out three . ran his major league-leading "I was in a position to do strikeout total to 105. He also better than I did," Elarton struck out 14 on Sept. 19last said. "That 's the disappoint, year against Baltimpre. ing thing." J.C. Romero (1·2) earned · The Indians jumped on !he win with an inning of Santana in · the first inning scoreless relief, helping the when Martinez hooked a Twins take two of three from curveball just inside the foul 1\vins pole in left field for a 1-0 lead . Broussard tripled past a divin g Shannon Stewart in· left on the next pi tch and scored when Ronnie Bell iard lined a sin gle just past Santana's head." . Santana struck out his next four hitters.and retired nine in a row. He • needed just II pitches to strike out the side in the secant! and yielded just one hit ihe rest of the way, a homer to Cri sp in the fourth that gave Cleveland a 3-1 lead. Crisp had a chance to rob Mauer of a solo homer in the first. but he hit the wall unexpectedly, and the ball glanced off his glove. " It was right there," Crisp said . "When I reached up, the baggie hit my shoulder blade and stopped my arm. It was an easy play. I didn 't even have to jump." It was yet another close bullgume between the teams. In 13 meetings thi s season, II have been decided by three runs or fewer, including eight one-ru·n games and four that went extra innings. "Us and the Twins._ we've had tough games all year long, " Cleveland !)1anager Eric Wedge said. "It seems like every game ha~ been tight. .. • ,, et Everyone Know Your Dad Is Someone Very Special With A Father's Day Thank You Tribute ... To Be Published In The Daily Sentinel On Friday, June 17th! ThE MEmorial Sloman getS a grip at the Memorial DUBLIN (AP) - Even alter Jeff Jack. you know? If he shoots over Sluman polished off his best round of par. he's going to be mad. I'm sure · the year, a 7-under 65 that gave him a he's going to probably go out on the one-shot lead in the Memorial , he range and work a little bit so he's was quick to ask the yuestion on just ready tomorrow. Hey, that's what about every player's mind Thursday. made him the :greatest player that's What did Jack shoot? . . · ever played the game . He 's never sat. ln what might be his tina! PGA isfied." · . . ' Tour event on American soil, Jack No one is more appreciative than . ]'licklaus sent a fan to the hospital Sluman, and for good reason. Ni ~klaus_' ass istant captain at the 'after hitting him with a tee shot, sent the gallery to its feet with back-to- Pres ident s CLip two years ago , · back birdie putts inside 6 inches and Sluman needed a sponsor's exempspent most of the gray, cool day .at tion to play in the Memorial. . Muirfield Village holding •his own Equipped with a new putting grip he . until three bogeys on the -last four tried out of desperation, the. 47-year. holes dropped him to a 75. old Sluman took only 24 putts and It was better than Vijay Singh (77), had three birdies on the par 3s for a Davis Love JU (78) and Mike Weir' . one-shot lead over Rory Sabbatini. Held back by his putting the last (76), but still 10 shots behind Sluman, and not nearly good enough several years, Sluman tried the belly to make' him feel like celebrating. putter at the Memorial last ·year. "I had .a ·chance to shoot a pretty Three weeks ago. he went to a verdam good score," Nicklaus said. "I sion of the "claw grip" that Skip · shot 75. That's about my game . 1 Kendall first made famous, and now don't see anybody being· scared by it is used by players . like Chri s DiMarco. Mark O'Meara and Billy It didn't scare a soul except me." Andrade. · No one was scared, although that "It's been delightful to putt again. didn't stop the admiration and appre- like you feel like you' re a kid, getting · ciation of the tournament founder and all the balls to the hole," Sluman said. ·· host, now on the last leg of an incom- "You're not as concerned about if parable competitive career. you miss a green, you' ve got to chip · Joe Ogilvie, invited by Nicklaus to 1t this close to make it. So, it' s been a take part in · a junior clinic pleasurable experience since I went Wednesday, shot -a 67 and between to that grip. 1 think it's here to stay." questions in his interview quietly Whether he stay s . in the lead is asked what Nicklaus shot. So did 24- another matter. . : year-old Adam Scott after bogeying . Milirfield Village can be punishing · the last hole for a 67, and three-time if a player doesn't pay attention · Memorial champion Tiger Woods Singh shot a 41 on the back nine for after his bogey-free 69. a 77, his worst opening round since Told that it was a 75 and that the 2000 PGA Championship - but Nicklaus wasn't pleased, Woods the greens were so pure and the consmiled. ditions so good that plenty of good "Shocking, huh?" he said. "It's scores were available. AP photo Twenty,eight players broke 70, and nine players were within two shots of the lead. , Even with the · new putting grip, Sluman didn 't see this coming. He has only one top I·Othis ye<lr, a tie for ninth at Pebble Beach when he was paired with . ESPN 's Chri s Berman and played in the same group . as comedian Bill Murray. He had Peter Jacobsen at his side at Muirfield ' PITISBURGH (APi · Pittsburgh. Steelers gu,ard . Kendall Stmmons would be eager to start playing again if he had sat out only one season . because of injury. To Simmons, it seems like he's effectively · missed two seasons. Considering only. a handful ·of NFL linemen enjoy careers :: that extend into double digits in ·: years, Simmons feels like he's lost a substantial amount of his career he 'II never get back. .. That may explain why he's : almost enjoying the so-called , voluntary coaching sessions : the Steelers are currently hold::'ihg. . The workouts, which started last month with a· mandatory . three-day minicamp, run : through 'June 9. After that, the :: players .get seven . weeks off . uutil training camp starts July 31 in Latrobe. It would be a stretch to suggest the 6-fooi-3, 313-pound Simmons, a tirst-round draft pick in 2002 , is looking forward to the extended workouts at St. Vincent College - no player does . But the fact he's healthy again after two-plus years of physical problems means he's re!ldy to start hitting again. · · "Oh, yeah, I need a little contact.:' Stmmons said Thursday, a thought not shared by all hrs teammates with camp still nearly two months away. "Not having any pads on right now, that's not helping me any. I need somebody to slap me good one time and then I. know I'm playing again." Simmons played every game . ' ' as the Steelers. went 6-10 in 2003, but admittedly wasn't the player he was as a rookie in 2002. He lost 30 pounds just before training camp started only then did he learn he had diabetes- and he was coming off operations on both elbows and a sho!Jlder. •He enjoyed an excellent training camp a year ago until he tore a right knee ligament during a mid-August drill, forcing a hasty reshufl1ing of the Steelers' line. The line that emerged· left guard Ahin Faneca, left tackle Marvel Smith, · center Jeff Hanings, right guard Keydrick Vincent and right tackle Oliver Ross - started all 18 games_. ·Three of the five (Faneca, Smith and Hanings} made the Pro Bowl, and Faneca and (Your Father's (Your Father' Name)" ·Name) Love (Your Name) ~ ·Love (Your Name) r-----------------· ---~------------~---, Circle One: A. 1X3 Greeting ... $10.00 B. 1X5 Greeting with Plcture ...$13.00 Father's Neme•..:.·---------------~------­ Your Name(e) - - - - - - - - - ' - - - : - - - - - - - -- - Add~••----------------------------City/Stlte/Zip - Phone,_ _ _ _ _ __ Send Coupon and Payment to: The Dally Sentinel "Father'• Dey" P.O. Box 7211, Pomeroy, Ohio 4671111 top draft pick in 2000, but the team did not move to re-sign him after his five-year conPITTSBURGH tract ran out and he signed a ::Pittsburgh St.eelers quarter- $25 million. six-year deal :: back Ben Roethlisberger with the New York Giants. ·: denied Thursday that he and After the Steelers' 41-27 AFC widereceiverPlaxico Burress · title game loss to .New sometimes ignored the team's England, Roethlisberger lob. playbook in order to r,niike up bi.ed · the Steelers to bring .: passing plays designed to get back Burress, but it is not : Burress the ball. believed they rnade any move : An ESPN.com story said to do so. The Steelers have since :Burress adjusted certain pass routes to fit the plays he and signed former 49ers starter Roethlisberger carrie up with, Cedrick Wilson tb give them regardless of the play called another proven receiver with the coaches. speed. They also drafted 6. by .: Roethlisberger laughed off foot-S tight end Heath Miller ·: the repon, saying all quarter- and 6-4 wide receiver Fred :backs and receivers adjust on Gibson to replace some of the the tly as plays develop. . size lost when the 6-5 Burress "! think that's just called . departed .. . . improvising," Roethlisberger · Roethlrsberger has satd ; said. "You make things hap- repeatedly that he and :: pen. SometiQles things break Burress had a good rappon ::down and your only option is on the field and were fnends . to make something happen off rt, bunhe qua_nerback has that's not necessarily in the not publrcly cnucrzed the playbook. I think that's some- decision not to bring Burress thing Plax and I had and I back. ,; think it's something me and Burress ' stini stics we~en't ·these other receivers also the best of the Steelers top · ::have.'' : . three receivers - Burress, .. Burress was the Steelers' Hines Ward and Antwaan Deadline For This Special Father 's Day Tribute Is Friday. June 11 , 12:00 Noon . • ,, Randle. El - before he rnissed the final five regular- · season games with a hamstring injury. During the nine regularseason games they started together with Roethlisberger, Ward had. 47 .catches and three touchdown~ and Burress had 31 catches and four touchdowns. Ward made the Pro Bowl for a fourth consecutive -season. Even with Burress gone, Roethlisberger is convinced · that he ' ll have plenty of downfield options. - "I think we' ve got good new additions in the young guys and Cedric.k -coming over," he said. "Altogether · we've got a bunch of different guys that bring different things to the table but are all very talented.'' · The Steelers went 15-1. the best regular season in franchise history, as Roethlisbe rger unexpectedly became a starter during his rookie season. The season ended with Pittsburgh' s fourth AFC championship gf!me loss at home since the, 11}94 season. "I think there are employees that are interested, its just they can' t make it work in their schedule this year," explained Walker. "It's time consuming, and it is all volunteer. It's fromPageBl not a paid thing, I think some people might have thought it the company was putting it . also given hats. · . on, but it's the employees." · · The event is presented by the emplqyees of This 1s not the first stoppage in the annual the Kyger Creek plant, and is done so on ·a event: there were no tournaments held from ,; totally volunteer basis. The e~ployees are 1978 through 1985. It had _been played 19 • planning on renewing the histone tournament years consecutively since resuming in 1986. ' · The first-ever KCLLT was held in 1959. • next year. . No , ' . . . . Hat;tings were on the AP All- '. ate ligament. Pro team. . Because of that rnjury, he Simmons thought he was all can't do a lot of running to get the way back a year ago until back into shape - the former becommg · tangled up wrth · Auburn player doesn't want to · defensive end Aaron Smith put unnecessary stress on the during a drill. causing him to knee- so he is doing a lot of · put all his weight on his right . conditioning work in a therapy leg and tear his anterior cruci- pooL The Steelers need Simmons to stay healthy because. with Vincent gone, they have little experience behind him. For now, hts backups are J 1m Jones..an untested second-year player from 'Notre Dame, and Chris Kernoeatu, a si~th -round drati pick from Utah. News and information for senior citizens of the Tri-County... . ' . Bv ALAN ROBINSON AssociATED PREss Happy · Father's Day Village, so th at might explain his success. Otherwi se, he kept the ball in play and let hi s putter do the rest. . Woods; who can regain the No. ] . ranking this week, opened with . 12 straight pars until he picked up two easy birdie putts on the par 5s- both were two-putts from about 20 feet and opened with a 69. Aside from .a I 0-foot par save on the 17th, "I real- Simmons so happy to be healthy again, ·be's almost eager for camp " Happy Father's Day ly wasn't in danger of making a bogey." Singh had problems on the par 5s. and it caught up with. him. An approach into the water on No. 5 led to a bogey, then he hit his tee shot and his approach into the water on the II th for a doubl e bogey. He made another double bogey on the 17th fro m a greenside bunker. and wound up with hi s worse· score since a 78 in the final round of the U.S. Open last year at Shinnecock Hills. .:·1just played bad," he said . Nicklaus. showed some fight from the start, especially when h,e had to play three consecut ive shots before either of hi s partners, defe nding champion Ernie Els and David Toms. played their next But he saved par with a 15-foot ·putt, and overcame a sloppy double'bogey ·with .some good shots. First came a wedge t)lat grazed the cup on the par-5 seventh . then a 7iron that stopped 4 inches from the cup on the. par-3 eighth . The only unnerving part of his round came at the ninth , when hi s tee shot hit ·a fan in the jaw, and the man wound up going to the hospital to get stitches. After chatting with the fan, Joe Broecker of Fi shers, Ind .. Nicklau s arranged to get his phone number and address so he could check on him. Then he hacked out to the fairway, stuffed his wedge_to 5 feet and saved par.· · What does the second round hold? "I'll be all right," Nicklaus said. "Actually, I think I might have a chance to play a decent round. We 'II just see." Everyone else will be asking about it. Jeff Sluman shoots from the bunker on 17th hate Thursday during the first round bf the Memorial Tournament at the Muirfield Vittage Golf Club in Dublin. .Roethlisberger denies he :,and Burress made up plays / . . his trademark hook shot was with the Chicago Gear ~ dedicated at the Target before moving to the new Center in Minneapoli s in Lak~r s franchise. April 2001 at halftime of a "George was a giant Timberwolves-Lakers game . among men in the early day s "We were in hiatus a long of the NBA," said Celtics time. the old-timers," Mikan president Arnold · "Red'' said at the time . "They forgot Auerbacli , who coached about us. They don't go back against him . "He was one of •to our NBA days." . ·the greatest players of all . Timberwolves ·-star and time . He was the first player !004 MVP Kevin Garnett to really be an imposing and ' knew of Mikan, though . intimidatin g fi gure orr the " When I think about court.." George Mikan, I skip all the Mikan coached the Laker ~ Wilt · Chamberlains and for part of the 1957-58 seaKareem Abdul-Jabbars and I son, and was commi ssioner call him the· 'The Original of the American Basketball ·Big Man." ' Garnett said. Association in 1967, intro'"Without George Mikan , ducing the 3-point line and there would be no U:p-and- the distinctive red , white and undet's, no jump hooks, and blue ball. there : would be no label of : _He practiced law . and. in the big mim." hi s later years, began pressThe Lakers moved to Los ing the NBA and the players_' Angeles in 1960 and became union to· boost the tiny pen one of the most successful sions given to those who franchises in professional played in the league before. ' sports. .1965. Terry Mikan said most · "Frankly, without George of his father :s awards and Mikan , the Los Angeles memorabilia has been sold. Lakers would not be the Mikan received a monthly . organization we are today," pension check of $1,700, his Lakers owner Dr. Jerry Buss son said. Under current said. rules, his widow will get half ·.. Born June 18, 1924; in that much. Joliet. Ill., Mikan didn't play Terry Mikan said one . of high school basketball, but his father 's reasons for fightwhen he entered DePaul. ing so hard against hi s illMeyer, the young new coach, nesses "was his hope that he recognized the potential. would be alive when the colMeyer said he worked with lective bargaining agreement' ·Mikim for sill- weeks alone, was reached and the decision making him shoot left-hand- had been finalized on the eel and right-handed, a proce: pre-65ers and their surviving dure still known as the familie s. He gave his heart "George Mikan drilL" and soul to that effort." He had him punch a speed Mikan is survived by his bag , .take some dancing wife of 58 years, Patricia; lessons to improve his grace sons Larry, . Terry, Patrick and also.jump rope. and Michael; daughters Mikan was two-time col- Trisha and Maureen, and lege player of the year and numerous grandchildren and led DePaul to the 1945 great-grandchildren. Invitation "I've got one word that National · Tournament title . He scored descrijjcs my dad, and that's 53 points in the semifinals kindness ," Terry Mikari said. against Rhode Island, a phe- "Whenever he would make a nomenal number in that era, · toast at a family function, and was named the tourney's dad would ask us to rai se our MVP. glass io kindness, and that's Mikan played one season .the type of man he was ." '> • ' ·PGA Tour . I Jul;y 8, 2005 Senior Citizens make up 65% of the total .population of the Tri-County. 'fo reach this group, contact your , Advertising Representative. ~aUipolisllallp ~ribane 446-2342 6?5-1333 992-2155 • tloint tlltalant l\egtster • The Daily Sentinel Advertising Deadline- June 27th. 2005 \ . �< , I , Friday, June 3, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com \!rribune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED June 3, 2005 ister UCrihune ·a.: ASS I F I E D Mtlp County, OH We Cove Meigs, 9811ia, L ·And Mason 110_ _ _ -- Counti~Uke NoOne Else Cant H ELP WANll':n 11~00 Overbrook Center ts cu rrently accepting appilcaftons for LPN s ALL SHIFTS II If you LOW•MO!Sture at Page 333 Street 'Mtddleport. O h EOE In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS AD NOW Po1nt Pleasant Dental OH1ce seekmg Oental Hyg1emst Send Resume c/o PO Bo~ 45 Pt Pleasant , WV 25550 or lax 304·675-6553 Word Ads Monday - Friday ror Insertion In Ne x t Day's Paper Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. HOW TO WRITE AN AD \'\\,01 '\(I \II \,IS r ANNOUNCEI\.1E.'\'TS Ir ~--•••••••_.1 ADOPT. A Happ1ly mamed, Chi ldless couple longs to share our lives w1th your baby W1ll prov1de a hfet1me UEI \.~U FOUND 3382 POLICIES Ohro Valley Pubhshrng renrve• the r1ghllo , or cancel any ad at any tlme Error~ mual be .-.ported on lhe first day of publication and Trrbune-Sentrnei·Regrster wrll be reapona~ble lorna more thrrn the coat of the apace occupied by ttre error and only the first lnurtton We ahall not M u,ble an~ toea or e~pense that resulta trom the publication or om lsalon of an advertlnment Correction will be made In the first av.. lable edlt1on. • Boa number are always conlldenlial • Curren! rate card apPlies • All refll u~te advertraements ara subject lo the FCKieJa1 Fair Housing Act of t968. • Thla accepla only help wanled ada meelrng EOE standards We wtll not knowingly accept aMy advertising In violation~ of the law I·KIT & CARLYLE r Absolute Top Dollar U 5 Slliler and Gold Corns, Proofsets. Gold Rmgs. U S Currency,-M T S Com Shop. Sat 9-4 Lots of ktds clothes. 151 Second A.venu.e . mlantitOOdler, g1ri1b0y SA GallipoliS, 740-446-2842 ~ 43, 3 1 m1tes from At 7 Good Quahty Aoofmg Sat June 4 9 3pm Dave Slates Will pay $2 00 per Spencer s, 605 Ma1n Street. state For use 1n Art Project Rac 1ne adult clothes , teen Call 740·992·91 77 (AE) .51ze 0·6 . household t \ tt 'l II' \II \.t Items. ram cancels Multi famrly, 2nd-3 rd , m1sc Pullrns E)(c on AI 8~3, 10·5, ram or sh1ne , no phone calls r 0 Spencer 33570 SA 833. June 4th and 5th , 9 00 until '? Huge, 2 f.am1ly Large clothmg, assortmen t kttchen wear beddtng. furm· lure , unfm1shed solid oak door and tnm toys, carpet remnants , house ,cepa1rs a1r condrfiOner and many mts cellaneous 1tems tJ a-'s SChOOl Yo\111) SALE· G•WI'OLIS o Call 992 1 m1le on 218 June 3 . ~ ?at Haners M1sc 1tems Ra m Spec1af Krttens Thre e cancel wh1te w1th blue eyes and one 123 Crndy Dr Fri/Sat 9am· 1:>e1ge To good home Call 4pm Baby. womens mens 740·992-6762 clothing golf se1, f1sh tank, Two fam1ly, lot of kids sluff Fnday & Saturday, 8·4 3D 30495 Roy Jones Ad Syracuse 3 fa mit~ Fnday 6/3 B 00· 4 00 Saturd ay 614, 8 00· 12 DO 27 4 Bulav•lte P1ke Clothes· lad1es. mens, boy (2T·8) g ~rls (3r-14). shoes household Items toys child 's 4)(4 Jeep much more 35 mileS OU!218 corner ol YAJI[) SALE· Pl. Pl.J.AsANT r YAJI[)SALE· Ir Wrlhams Hollo w Lots of g1rls L._• ..,;GiilijALUPOUSiiOiiiliiiii;;,..,;,oJ clothes, bikes, etc Fnday! Saturday. 9-? Huge Yard Sate Saturday June 4th 8·6 lntersect1on 5 fam 1ly brand name cloth · 141 & Lincoln Plke Washe r. mg . would make good arye r, cedar' furniture, rutry school clothes. first hOuse curtams kniCk-knacks glassware, collectible glass . To a Good Home Only, on Georges Creek off At 7 waterbed, recliner w hite While Female (ms1de) Cat Fnday 3rd Bam 3 fam1ty Wed . Thurs , Fn dec tawed, geM w/klds ydrd sale 1 m1IE! down 218 --'"'---'.:...C--'-----· leather bar stools. too many 5 fa1'1tly yard sale Thurs. Fn 1 1tems to menhon (304)675·4431 Ra1n or sh1ne 9am-5pm 755 Sat Shoestring R1dge Ad lots of July 4lh . 5th. Oua1l Creek clothes furmtu rlj!:, m1sc lraJier park lot 49, a 3- 4th, 8-6· 5th 1tems 4x4's For Sale .............. ,............................... 725 CLASSIFIED INDEX Announcement ......... .......... , ............. ,.....••.•• 030 Antiques ........................................ :..........•... sao Apartments lor Rent ......... .-....................... 440 Auction and Flea Market.............................080 Auto Parts & Accessones .......................... 760 Auto Repair ......................,. ........ ............ no Autos lor Sale .............................................. 710 Boats & Motors lor Sale ............................. 750 Building Supplies ....................................... 550 Business and Buildings ............................. 340 Business Opportunlty ................ :................210 Business Training .............,.....................••.. 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Cards ol Thanks ..........................: ............... 010 Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 190 ElectrlcaVRelrlgeration ...............................840 Equipment lor Rent .....................................480 Excavating ................................................... 830 Farm Equlpmenl .......................................... 610 Farms for Rent ..............................,.............430 Farms lor Sale ........................................... 330 For Lease ... : ................................................. 490 For Sale ........................................................ 585 For Sale or Trade .........................................590 Fruita & Vegetables .....................................580 Fuml1hed Room. ........................................ 450 General Haullng...........................................850 Giveaway ...................................................... 040 Happy Ads ...,................................................ oso Hey & Graln .................................................. 640 Help Wanted ................................................. 110 Home lmprovementa ................................... 810 Hornet lor Sale ............................................ 310 Houlehold Goodl ....................................... 510 Houlellor RenL ........................................ 4tO . In - a m ................................................ 020 Insurance ....................... l ........................, •• _ 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpment ........................ 660 Lttteatock. .............................. ,.................. - ••630 Lost and Founcl .......................... - ............... 0150 Lola & Acreagoi .......................:.................... 350 lfi-...11-1..............................................170 ... _ , _ _ - -.......................540 -Home Repotir .............- •• - ..........,......860 llr1obllo Hornet for Rent ........... v······ ...···· ..···420 llloblle t - . l o r Sele ...............- ...............320 5-MIIe Yard Sale Saturday June 4th, 8am-Spm Residents at Ne~ghborhood Road will tJe holdmg a S. mile Yard Sate! All partici· pants will have s1gns With yellow balloons .n the•r yards F1nd everything you re kx>kmg lor on one road' (Ne•ghborhood Ad runs betw.fi*![l State Rtes 14 1 & June 1 2 ,3 , 6420 SA 7 South 1·1 / 2 mrle down Route 7 Freezer Antique collectables . Longaberger baskets, Wrought 1ron & pottery, Boyd bears, treadmill, stationary brke. sta•r stSJr per Aerator for ndmg lllOWer stereo 33 112 records, Crystal glass ware , furn1ture grrlt, old tools, car Snaps-on Creeper 218) ramps toOl bplled, moYies. cHildren's toys , bedding 6·4-05. 9 00-? 75 Gavm Zane Gray bOQk collection & Street. Rodney • 11 more. Ra.n/Sh1ne Guns, collectiljes , COJns, mens, worn- Large yard sale FriJSal Bam·? Ouahty mens and ens. JUniOr dothes women's clothes, Vera 6/3.-6/4 Bladen Rd On Swan Bradley, Furnrture & m1sc Creek Ad 1st house iterns 634 LeGrande Bl11d TOOdler & womens clottling Rain or Shme tovs etc Look, ~ . look\ Large yard Across !rom the I<Llrner sale. Fn-Sat 613-&'4 8amStore on 554& 160, June 3- 4pm Clotturlg shoes 4, Bam· ? Table , cha1rs, hOuSehold itemS old c:omclothe6 etc P;uters, but work Lots ot kniclo: knacks, One m1le from Cheshrre- end ot Roush Lane on SS4 Home lntenor, downtown at 588 and McCormiCk Road You Pia~; baby 1tems household. rt, You Pr.JCe 1'1 For OonatJon much more June 3-4, 9-5 to WiMow Valley Youth Camp Ir YARIJSALE· t._.,.;GiilijAI:iLi:;LIPOLIS;::;;;;;,;:~.,J ·• Sat. June 4, 8:()0.? Toots, campers lop, Precious Moments, Longaberger, lots of m1sc 4409 Bulav111e Pike. Saturday 6/4 Only 48 & 52 Spruce St 9 trl 5 Saturday June 4th. g.? 3719 51 At 160· 1Sl house past Holzer hosp•tal & Browns Market lots of new stuff added smce last sale Baby toddler. boys, Qlrt s, mens & women s ctoth1ng mcludmg plus s•ze and iCrubs lots of household 1tems & m1sc 1tems Toys handmade candles & floral :ar::r:ange~:m:::e:n_:ts:::__~-::­ Table Saw Delta 1 0~ SMp Sm•th Scroll saw, wood . lathe push mower rrdmg mower Murray 14 horse· power Mortar Mach rne hand tools, etc Saturda; 1914 State Route 141 ' Two tam11y yara sate, Fnday & Saturday. Bam Lots ot baby g1rl & bqy 'chlldrens. adults clothes longaberger baskets and m1sc Yard Sale & BaJ<e Sale June 3rd, 4th (Fnday & Saturday) C ad mus School House Sponsor,ed by Cadm~s C nme Watch . I -.on ~· -d ram or. sh.ne. on Eagle Ridge Road, many itemS Truclll ror Sale ...................... - .................... 715 Huge yard 6ale SaUSun St uled for June 4 lots ot 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts wood Items • Matenals prOYided To $480/wk Free 1nformat101i pkg 24 hr 801·426· 4649 An Excellent way to earn money The New A11on Call Manlyn 304·882·2645' AVON! All Areas• To Buy or Sell Sh.trley Spears. 304675· 1429 . Doe to recent changes In coverage area Medi Home Healttl Agency ts seekmg a hoghly mo!Mlted, indepell<lent fufl·t1me RagJslered Nurse to managelserv1ce ctients out ol our GaSiipot•s oti'ICe Must be licensed In troth OhiO and West V1rg1n1a We oHer a compet•tive salary benefrts package and 401K. EOE Please send resume ro 352 Second Ave . Galtpofil, OH .J5631 or can 1·800·481-6334. Attn Audrey Farlev. AN Established Heating:Coohng COmpany in Gallia County lookmg for expenencect lnstaliefs and I8Chnidans ff Interested li8l1d resume ID C1.A Box 566 <;/O Gal-. P:O Tribune, Gal- =-;~~~~;:~~ E• lllnt lnc:ome.NatiOnal -- MR/00- .n Varied se111ng5 Brll flacme . Yanl Sale June 1·3 Gallopolos g1rts all Ferry Crab Creek Ad 5th Onve on left 8 am-? e~~~~ : :"':: ~-Rd. A~ Sale , June 3rd 2005 e-2pm. VFW Post 4464 13.4 3fa .lwe Hotdo9'11com brea<! local dental Office seeking an enthusiastiC, mu lt1· task· tng 1nd tiildual Must have general office sk1lts coniput· er Skills, and a des1re to develop denllal know ledge Please send resume and hand wntte'n note 1nd!Catmg your 1nteres1 to PO Box 704, Pomeroy, OhiO 45769 Local Insurance agency IS hmng an Adm m1strat1Ve Ass1stant Must have excellen! comrnumcatJon and mterpersonai skillS, organ1: zallonat sk•Us. and compute r prollc1 ency With database expenence Monday-Fnday 9·5 Resume and references should be ma1led to PO Box 763, Ga1t1pohs Oh10 45631 Resume must be receiVed by 6/6/05 a busrness PreviOUs electri- cal sates/managers expenence a plus ~nd resume HR to Department P.O Box 6668. Huntington WV 25n3 McClure's Restaurant now hiring all locabOnS, full or part-tme, piCk up applicatiOn at location & bnng back between 11 .00am, saturday 10.00arn & Monday tl'lr:u Noghl Shift Cool<. 35-o4iJ hr. pe1 wk. 1s or otter, pick-up appliCation at 081ry Queen, Middleport, No Phone _c_aJ_16_'1.,-_ _ _ _ __ Not )'O<Jf office iOb' - OH~e support 10 Athens Learn the essen-tials of patient care while Capital Funding Group now usrng yOu, _ . , krQwl. 8-? · hmng Courthouse edge 1yping and phone O!i· Researeners W1t1 train to quelt8 IIIUIIs We are IOOI<ing Household Yard Saie WOfto; from home on your br a cannQ1 HIP motivated lncludmg some Antiqu8s, computer. No expenence .. "' Ra.n or Sllm&. 700 112 22nd """""""Y Call 1-ll0iJ.<40. hard muttitask. Faxwhoresumes to ,, St Poinl Plea&am. .M1E 2,3. 7234 741>594-2271) by ....... 17, 2005 PICkens St women·s Clmt:ung 2-4 (740)418·0099. Box 469. personnel needed lor progressrve Op1ometric pracoce 0H 45631 - - "" June Interested tn bwfd1ng a career by mentorrng others? Lets talk. cont act Jeanne Gerger Avon mdependent sales representatt\le at (7 40)286· 435 1 or cell (740)446-7148 Drivers Needed: COL Orrvers wtll.ng to dnve Make 50o/o SetHng Avon Cab for local ready-mix-concrete (740)446-3358 company Experience rs preferred but not necessary Managers PositiOn Dnver must be wllhng to do pre-maintenance on trucks A tocaJ Athens electncal dis& equ~pment, yard work & tnbutor IS looking fof' an ind•· other mtSCeUaneous chores v:tctual who can superv•se Expenence operating eQUip- and develop others provide. ment & extra skills such as exceptional customer serv· welding a plus ~ICe and be abte to partie•· Call (304)937-341 0 pate rn all aspect& of runn~ng CrOS:n Gons & Boys and more sam _s_u"'.---•-:"--I' """'-'_ Jy on;o ___ Help Wanted Waitress, bartender full o ~ part lime, w rit tram Apply at Jencho tnn 304-675-4167 CommiSSioners are takmg resumes' for a rull -time DOg Warden The jOb. w~ l begm 1mmed1ately Anyone Interested may submit resume' to LPN Commiss ioners' Office whiCh 1s located on the 3rd A lead1ng provider of sup. port serviCeS to 1ndrviduats floor of the Courthouse With mental retardation and Oommo's now H1nng developmental d1sabllrt1es •s Safe Dr•vers lookng for a full-t1me and and Management part·t1 me LPN's 1n the All Locations Gal11pohs area An Equal Appty rn person Opportunity Employer (304 )675·5858 FIMIDN For more lflforma(740)448-4040 llon~ call Dorothy Harper, --or Wanted to Renl ............................................ 470 Yanl Sale- G.!Ppolia.............., ....................072 Yard Sale-P01Mtoy/Middle ......................... 074 ................................ 076 · YardS.Je.PL - ' 1 Yanl Sale 2914 Bln:h Ave Sa!urday, Teenage>-. Wanl8d To Do ... ,.......................................... 180 . .~10 liELP W A.>mD ""' Rt. 850. 1 rr.&e from Fosters 1, babyl'loOdlet g~rl cbtl'les, Bedroom ......,, pe1lot SlX>Ye, odiJlt clolhei, and ...,. OUI 2nd house on nght from huge 50iec1oon at bally riBmO at bu..,... craft sale Plus -& m15e nu::tJ rrwe 2 Farnrly Yard Sale Saturday Rocksprings Ad: Lots of Wanted to Buy· F""" Suppliea .................. 620 ~ 11~\ffl " Garage Sale--Fridav June 3fd, 8-4 thrrd house on left on top of hilt at Chestet (SR 248) ciOtnmg hOu&ehold ' dems. battery operated 4- Rummage Sale Sacrad q 1 ~olllll cent., Inc. wheeler Harley & horse Heart CathOliC Church Hall His ll't itiM J !!* Jackson Avenue opwlh• for: Tuwb:all dtawn camage, oiJir.~de 2222 Thurs, Fri and Sal 9-3 10ys. etc - - - - - - - - - - Three Fam1ly Yard Sale Job Requirements Garage Saie Fnday, June Fnday&Saturday .... Boy& HIQh School diploma or ' 3rd SA M to 4P.M. & GED equivalenl Safurday JUne 4th 8A,M 1o TodOler Clott1es. 1!11: 5-<noles FUU·tlme posrtiC:In6 available , Benny Ew~ng s next 10 out Crab Creetc; Ad 8- ? WorkingPomeroy Fire Dept . 300 lith : :.:::.:::.:..:::.::::_:::::.::..c:--::-· =.:;~::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::: Upholotery ................................................... 870 YanJ For Sele ............................................... 730 Wanled to Buy ............................................. 090 2 Separate Yard Sales 8 Family total Children to YAJI[)So\LE· Adult uzes Lr«<e Bit of Po\1.ERO\'IMIDDLE Every:th1ng June J-,4 9am· 2pm Ra1n date Men· Tues 2nd-Stli. 1940s bedroom 176 Midway Dnve New su1te V1cto nan chest, old Haven WV d1shes. CutYer & lves diSh· es apartment range & lots 3rd Annual Stuff Sate June 1 to 4 9am·to' Antiques, Men of m1 scellaneous rtems. on and Womens dothes (xxlg), Noble Summtt Rd. off Co Jewelry Glassware , Baby Ad 5 ram or sh1ne 1tems too much to hst Rt62 South on nght 1 5 m1les'past 405 Uncoln St Middleport Pauls Euon June 3 Fn , 9-5 June 4 Sat . baby Items ctoth1ng . m1sc 5 Fam1ly ··Saturday 6/4, 607 East 1st ' Street New 5 fam1 ly yard sale· June 3-4, Haven Ch•ldren·adult g1rls baby gtrls Jr & clothes , toys , household, women ·s adult clo thes, pel everyth1ng household 1tems toddler bed v1deo games Main 5 Fam1ty Yard Sale R1 87 George H Keefer res1dence. Slreet Rutland Fnday & Saturday 3rd & 4ttl 613·6/4··5 Fam1ly Carpo rt 8·? l ots of m1sc and cloth· Sale -Ubby Flshe(s John"s 1ng Rain or Shine Road, off Yellowbush Road A large Yard-Sale, JUSt off Twm Bed 2 Double Beds. Leon Ad from 87 come past Baby Bed Playpen Sw1ng Bethel Churcl1 the f1rst Ad to Walke r, MICrowave, Purple your 1eh, come dOwn the ftrst Martrn Box & Pole. Truck Tra1Jer on the lett IS ttle sale Bed L1ner Much morel From leon watch out for 51gns on left Starts at 8:30 Chnstmas trees hohday Fn and Sat decorations telescope clothrng <•ncluding g~rls 24 · Estate Sale Thur • Fn. 9-? m1sce11aneous Fa1rv1ew Road . Camp mos-JT) , items Radford's one-m1le Conley Antiques mHk cans, west of the falrQfOUnds on stone crodo:, oak chaJrs , oak Old 33 Saturday, 9AM·2PM and maple round pedestal tables. unusual kitchen tab!· Garage Sale June 3rd and ner. wagons. potato scale, 4th 9 oo-s oo Fry haylifter oak schOol desks Residence next to Former Ottler Items chma toys, Salisbury Elementary cnb. high chatr5. small aw'l· School on County Road 25 ances . books, lillie guiSiboy~ clorhes baskets sleds, Garage Sale Middleport, wardrObe, home •ntenor, June 3rd &4th, 9AM-4PM, bikes, ek: Everything W1ll 679 Broadway Stree.t· 747 Go? Broadway Street Garage Sale Fri & sat Garage Sale. Saturday 411. 9am . 3om 2603 Aa1n Of" sruna TV 's. house Ave Old & New Thongs hoiO items-Lots of m1sc , Frank Road elf ol Flatwoods Garage-Sale Ra~n/SI1ine 125&126 Englrsh Rd ToolsFishing gear, Books of all •.Gar~ saJe.. 3rd 4 4th, 9-4 , klflrl$, ciOthong JUne 3rdli.4ltl 4 Yard sate 1 8 mrles out 141 on nght JUSt past Debbie Dnve , 9am-4pm, Friday ana Saturday .Lots of stuff , . Yard sale Sat , Sun BOO· 6 00 Daybed rwm 6 ttrawer Communrty yard sale St. Movmg sale s8t9-7, Sun 9taplain bed with de~ at Route 554 at Eno Somett11ng for everyone. 5 Small turn . glass & china ' end, dryer, beautiful clothes yard tool s, electroniCs g1rl women boys, men crafts, books . kitchen. m1sc A MUST SEE ROUSH FrVSat June al4 . 8 OO..S 00 ' nens vdeOO & COs, etc :LAN:.:.::_E:...c__ _ _ __:_ 1 mtk! out Cherry A1dge 19635 Rt 554. 1 I'T'II from Yard saie Friday QOiy 9am· ~ . RIO Grande Home 325 oo nght FoUow SIQJlS 4pni . Jumper lane tn The InteriOr, household rtems, name brand clolhrng, boys 0nenta1 futnltUreJwaH hang· Meaoows Lots of quatrt; •ngs , antiques, entertam· household. mens dottuno 10..1 6 Jr Q-7 meot center. k>veseatiS outdoor turn and more. Gar~;ge Sale gaze\1. bike freezer and ::=:::.;:::.:.:..::::~::.:;___ Yard sate. hot dogs, baked Fr iday/ Satutday 613-6/,._, more Saturday 9am 107 ~ Ju~ 3. atTr1nit)l U M .,._ Bam-J<>m Mlsc ...... 100 Boill Morton ACI. Churcn Porter 9am·? Jay Or Money to ................................................... 220 Pet earner desk charr Yard sale- 107 Colonial Dr lllotorcycles I 4 . .......................... 740 Ga'age Sale- Saturday, lrlualcod lnatruJnenU ................................... 510 I · June ,4111 g. 3, 354 I St Rl books v;oeo& , ba&ICet: batt behind Oollcir General on stand. car ramps, Christmas Penoruils ..................................................... 005 rtemi, hospital bed dreaer Jackson P1ke. June 3-4 141 Pelo lor Sale ................................................ !i8G Sarbte doll rtems crafts 9am-5pm GirlS name braM Plumbing I Heatlng .................................... 820 Gar~ sale June 3.• . IP dothH sz 6-12. atso $11m Lime Kyger Rd Turn ar RV toyS. Clo!hes- cntlaen. name s.z EA.ec cond , lots of otner Proleulonal Setvlcea..................... _.... , .... 230 Hogll Sc:toool 2 gas ranges brand ,eans. 1unrors. rTlel'ls adutt clothes & other rtems R8dio, TV I CB 160 $40 each. mens AE & Old filh tank . shoes. dishes, ~ l!alate Wanted ..................................... 380 Navy dott'Mng & chifdrens ~reu10n . knQ knack!. Yard sale 2 m1les out Cherry Schools Instruction ..................................... I 50 CoM itemS, linens, fresh Ridge Sat 4th, 9·? Kids ciolhrng & 11101'0 SMd , Plant & FenilizM .............................. 650 piCked strawberl'les 1914 cloChe5 and lots more Situations Wantec:l ••••..-. .............. .-.~ ... ......,.......,........ 120 GrN'I'I -Terrace rTIOble' hcX'i1i SA 141 , Galhpolii ""'=~~~=:~~= Yard Sale. Saturday Oniy at bek.Jw Green School 1..ots at Fr~._lc- .not,_ ..._, ............. ._, 2034 State Route 141 g.? noce ~hongs. lrioli. guns yard Ra..ned ®t Yard Sale at Cove seat sate ll1te raa 1o SOV'alor S.le .............................................. 720 """" Sat./Sun 1()am..6pm 168e Linco4n PW-e. resd'led- system "-lr .............................. . 1-966·325·4150 between 9am ~ Spm M F to lwrlght@lc net Yard-Sale 2306 Jefferson - - Nursing Auistan1 Cia, _ beg1nnrng Ju~ 13th thru June 29lh ff yoo ""JJY · ty people anct want to beCotne 1 member ot our health care team . plean stop by Rodcspronga Rel'!abthtatiOn Center at 36759 Roebprongs Road. f'llmoroy, <5769 lind fill coo ouf "' Wutioo br Wle CiaS&es Extendlcare Healttl SeMces. Inc Is an equal opponunity employer that encourages workplace lloglonll C.., In:. Anllntion: Pu&WNWwl P.O. Box 2AO LaMge. WY 25537 Ave June 3r<f & 41tl Girls Fu: :JIM.'ll9·2ll2 and Boys Clomes Emell: Househokl ttems 9am-2.pm 91f'Cedllw: s;.an Yard-Sale Frodoy&Saturooy. _ _ _;::. EOE:.:..._ __ diwrllity. Mil' DIV SECURITY PROFESSIONALS Nat1onal secunty f1 rm seeks PART-TIME employmenl tn the Appl e Gro11e WV area Quahhd AppliCants must be at least 21 yea rs old HS d1Pioma/G ED. no cr1f'mnal record , & Pass drug test WE OFFER -Excellent pay ' ·FREE healt hcare -l1te Insurance ·Matchtng 401 (k ) -Free umforms TutiOns asststance -Awards.lbonuses Call 1-866·325-4150 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? No Fee Unless We W1n1 1-688·582·3345 Rl \1 i'i\11 between 9AM & 5PM : M·F, IJ10 EOE .-\P\RI'Il-.!\'TS HlR R"T 5 30am-2 OOpm 2·3br H ome. 1/2ba H.irdwood Floors Totally Vetennary Ass1stant need- Remodeled (304 )593-2532 ed Experience preferred . or 1859)245-7454 but mit tram PT/FT some c:..~:..:.c:_:__:__ _ __ Weekends requ1 red 3 Bedroom 1 Bath Large M1n1mum wage Send Fenced Lot lots of $torage Sandhill resume to French Town 4 m1 les out Vetennary Chmc. 360 SA (304)675-2507 160, Galhpohs Or fax R10 Grande Investment Property walk to Un1\le rs1ty (2 ) Apartment buildings {3) two BR units 5 129 000 CaM [740)245· 9413 rr.:=:;~;::,::;:::;;:::;:::;:::=i] www.orv .com 1·Balh 3·Bedroom, (7401446·4101 usr Remodeled, Full Basement Appliances 1naluded Wanted Someone to g11Je Outbuilding & 24FT Pool , VoiCe lessons 2 days a week 188 Park !:Jnve (304)675· call (304)675-1602 Home listings your·home by ca thng (740 )446-3620 V1ew photosJmfo online 7460 SalooL5 % Oownl 3 bedroom. 1 4 bath UA D/R FIR, ar garage fenced 1n ack yard 112 acre, lose to town. $132,500 ode 4505 or catt 740)446·8325 3BA 1BA Ranch style house 1 located 6 m1les past Holzer hosprtaJ on Rt 160 · INs'J'RucnON Gallipolis Career College «Careers Close To Home) (74())389·9263 7 Homes un der $14000 W1U dehver 740-385-4367 Call Today! 740-446-4367 t..eoo-214--0452 Attention I gajhpol>sauwrcollage com & 2 bedroom newly renoApts lor rent Downtown Gal lrpolis Rrver & Par~ vrew 5360-$600 me Some utllrtres p<:lld Now accep trng appilcatrons Ca ll (740 )709-1690 (local call) vated i _, Si•\t l : For Leas'e OH rce or retail spaces rn very good condr· liOn Dow 'IJbwn Gallrpolis Approx 1600 sq ft each 1 or 2 baths Lease prrce negotrable to enco urage ne\\ busmess Call (740)446 4425 or (740)446 r 1 and 2 bedroom apa {t- "3;; 93;;:6;:..._ _ _ _ _ _..., ments furnrshed and unlur· 1560 15 2 CF W1 rlpool freezer S100 .:.a - ~96 Anderson p1c ture .vmdcw , 575 32 ful· ly1ew me ta l exter1or door S50 (740)<!.~6-1079 Toy Poodles lor sale 5300 each Colors vary (740)367· 7095 or 11 10 answer call 2218 Buildmg lor Lease Gallrpohs Ideal for 1BR Apt m Spnng Vatley Feny Area Clean & affordable W' D Restaurant! Etc (304)675 hookups S290 per monthoj, 7539 dep (740)388-0017 or (740\339·0362 Housmow 2BR apt State Route 160 Gooo; $400'montl", stove1refr1gera· tor 1n'c1uded washer/dryer hookup (740)441 0194 or 3·d lsc CD change r booKshell stereo system must (740)441·1184 sel l S79 Call (740)4 46 · Apt for rent 1 200' sq It 4417 before 7pm Trash & warer patd 3 m11eS - - - - - ' - - - - - from town S4251month Black. & Tan tweed 3-plece L1vrng Room Su1te. very (740\44 1-9816 good cond1110n $39~ Call BEAUTIFUL APART· {740)446 ·44 17 before 7pm AT BUDGET MENTS PRICES AT JACKSON Bookshelf ster eo sys tem ESTATES, 52 WestWood wrtn OVD player sounds Dr1ve !rom S344 to S442 great $249 Call, (740)446· Walk to shop & moYies Call 441 7 before 7pm 740 -446 2568 E qual DVD Recorder rarely used Hous1ng Opporlunrty 5229 Call 1740)446-4417 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· before 7prn ED & AFFORDABLE! Furn1ture Sale Mollohan's Townhouse apartme nts Sofa and cha1r start1ng at and10'r small houses FOR 5399 Call (740)446·7444 RENT Cal l (740)'41·1111 tor appllcat1on & lnforma)1o n Green Sol a & Cha1r like new 5499 Call (740)446· 4417 before 7pm Metal Computer Desk w1th storage drawe r $99 Call (740 )446·4417 before 7pm i ( 740)710·6.~71 22 Oak tactory padded Churc ll Pe\\S 11 ft long, good cond1t1on S125 each 40 new Hymnal Church books ' 5360 (74G!)38'8· 8965 r horregroWn Suawberrles 740·378·629'1 Monday thru Saturday 8 00 6 00 65002 State Route 124 Reedsv11ie n.R\1 Sl I'PI.II S l\.1.1\t-SIO( h. JET . AERATION MOTORS Rep81red Nev. & Re built In Stock Call Ron Evans 1· 800·537-9529 10 f\R\1 EQl 'IPMFXf 36 oc o F1xed Rate up to montr s on New Jo hn Deere NEW AND USED STES,L <;:cmr..aciTractors& 110TLB Steel Beams Prp; Rebar - at Ca'mlchael E qUipmen~ For Concrete Angle (740)446•24 12 Channel , Fla t Bar Steel Grat1ng Fo r Ora 1f1S 1995 M F 362 tractor 55 ~ Dr ive ways & Waikway s l&L H P 8430 ease ! H round Scrap Metals Open Monday bat l ~r 55 N H rake 479 Tuesday, Weo nesday & N H haybme hay tedde r Fnday 8am·4 30pm Closed (7 40)985· 3843 Thursday Satu rday & Hay wagon 19 ft Stolfus Sunday t740)446-7300 krcker wagon Remo\lable Pole Barn 30!C50x10FT stee racks L1k.e new t1res $6795 mcludes Pa1nled and bed (740)245·0485 Me tal Free Del l\lery NWw na!IOnwlj)epolebarns c Joh n Deere t 0 t1 No Til Dnlt for Renl Carmichael ioFrm~l9:;3"7~)5co5":9:;;·8~3~9~5~:':7'09• Equipme nt (740)446·2412 SPA fACTOR\ OUTLET John Dee re Commercrat Works1te Products In Stockli Comoact Excavator 27C, I 35D 50D/Skld Stee rs 371 , 320 325 328/irac tor' Loader Backhoe 110TLB (606)922 7185 Check out our rental rates Great F1nanc1ng Avai lable· Winchester model 12 16 Carm1ch;3el Eou1pment ga 30" full solid nb rare (740)446·2412 barrel length also Rem1ngton model 1100. 16 New 5003 5005 & 5020 ga vent r1b bolh gullS e)(cet S~r1es John Deere Ut1111y len t S 1 300 Both guns Tractors @. 0°o tlxedl 36 (740)533 3870 months Used Ul11ity Tractors @ 4 9°'e Vanable / 60 Wolff Tannmg·Beds months Ca rm1chael Huge select iOn Eq uipment (740)446·2412 Immediate Delivery F1nancmg Ne.,.. John Deere Round 1-800-894·6997 Balers @ 1 9°o F1)(ed Rate (7401446·6579 F1nancmg for 4B Months or New Model 457 Standard BllLill~(; Round Ba lef Only S13 250 SLPI'L JE>; cash , Makes 4X5 Bale Carmtchael Equipment Block, bnck sewer ptpes (740)446 2412 wmdows lintels eic Claude Wmters Rro Grande OH' Spec1al Purchase· John Deere 70 2 B & 10 Wheel Call 740·245·5121 Rakes' John Dee re D1sk Pl:rs Mowers Ca ll for pqce HJRS,LE Equ 1pment c._rm1chael [740)446·2412 2 year old m1niature Golden RetfleYer lemale Has all Li\'t:SIOCK shots and spayed Outdoor pet (740)388·8655 2 Mm1alure Donkeys Jacks 9 rnonth old hand tamed 1 yr old 6 yr old White Aa1nbow Lory beautiful & (3041882·2213 very lr 1endly 5400 tor Parro t & Cage (304 )576 ·2999 or 2 Performance tested Polled Top Oua11ty Warranty Wholesale Fmanc1ng Dellver1es 2 locatrons M1lt0!1 Flea Marlo;et & Ashland Kentucky I II Furnished upstairS 3 rooms -~-------­ & bath Clean ref & dep Mollv.';an Carpe t 202 Clark requ 1red No pets (740)446· Chapel Road . Po rte r Ohto 1519 174 0)4 46-7444 1 877-830· Free Estima tes, Easy ~.,o_,o;A\::,~;;,D~R~L;o'U;;,·;;;O;;,L:;;,;, 'JC s~J ,13_0_4.:.:)_57~6_2~2_4_1_-'--- Grq.c1ous 11v1ng 1and 2 bed 9162 frnanc1ng 90 days sarhe as· 3 bedroom 2 bat11 2 5 room apartments at V1llage cash Vtsa/ Master Card Buildmg tor Lease Gallrpohs acres close to col lege, 5350 Manor and R1vers1de Dnve a 11111e save alot Ferry Area Ideal tor per month -plus depoSit Apartments m Mi ddleport Restaurant! Et~ (304)675· (7 40)474-3986 From S295 5444 Call 740· Oak poker table ~1 th 4 7539 992-5064 Equal _Housmg cha1rs e~ceH ent conl:i1110n 3 BR 1ra1ler l<:~r rent Opporlunrtles LOTS& $399 Cal l (740)446-4417 S3001mon $300/dep Water AlRF-\GE & tras h mcluded Large Upstau\S Apartment Th ompsons Applianc e & References needed 2br Appliances furn1shed A epa~r- 675·7398 For sale 2 acres more or less all util (7 40 )4 41 -9291 1 (740)339· Deposit Aeqwred Cent ra l re·condrt1oned automa tiC 111es paved road 2 m1les 3260 A/C S300imon1h (304 )675· washers & dryers refr1gera trom Chester. S16 000 7783 t ors gas and electriC 3br Trailer m Gall1polls Ferry 304 )483· 7'550 ranges a1r cond•ttoners, and area No Pets S375frwnth One 1Bedroo m No Pets wrrnger washe rs Wil l do RFALEsrATE Depos1t & References Util111es Pard, $400/rn o WAN'IID re pa1rs on maJo r brands 1n (3 04)674-4633 Deposit & Reference shop or at your home I Buy Homes· Local person 3Eh Trar1er w/ relr 1dg 8. Aequ1red (74i.'f)446·3667 & dryer Used Furniture Storey 130 buys homes Conftdenlial Stove washe r Pleasant Valley Apartment Bulav1l le P1ke Washe rS dry· Ou1ck cash J1m 740·992· lflcluded (304)576 2934 Are now tal\rng Apphcatrons ers refrJgerators, ranges 6300 No calls after g Bea ut1 tul rl\ler v1ew 111 for 28A 3BR & 4BR mattresses dressers Kanauga Ideal for 1·2 pea· Applications are taken couches dmettes r.ecll ners pie No pe l s, please Monday thr u Fnday from gra\le mdnuments much Applicaltons bemg taken 9 00 AM -4 PM Off•ce 1s more (740)446-4782 Call (740)441 ·01 81 Located at 11 51 Evergreen GallipoliS, OH Hrs 11·3 (M· Hous~ 1304>654-14 62 mRRfcW Clea n 2 bedroom rriob1le Or 1ve Pomt Pleasant WV Sl home close lo town Call Ph one N o IS (304)675· AK€ Adorable Lao puppres 5806 EHO SPORilNG 2 BDR· 2 1/2 baths 2 car (7 40)256-657 4 Choc & }'ellow Vet checked 'Gooos garage· lurmshed close to 1st shots & wormeo Parents Tara Townhouse • Mob1le Home Lot only Holzer hosp1 ta l (740 )441 on prem1ses S150 Add1son P1ke- $125/month- Apartments Very Spac1ous Auge r' 10/22 De luxe SS (7401446• 1062 0310 cau (7 40)446·3644 for more 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 1t 2 sta1nless scope $250 Bath .Adult Pool & Baby Noru'lco 2 bedroom house , no pets mfo AK47 5350 AK C l ab Pu pp1es Ye llow Pool, Pat10 Start $385/Mo Aomaman AIN7 drum plus and Black relerenoe requ1 red startmg Wormed-·lsr Mob1le Homes Slles rn the No. ' Pets Lease Plus 4·30 rd ClipS SSOO H&K shots Parents on prem1ses at S350tmonth Call Jay 1 Shade area Water, Sewer Secur1ty Deposit Requ1red usp 40 cal 5500 Aemmgton S250 00 740·992·3357 (740 )4Al·OI 10 Trash mcluded 513000 (740 )446-3481 1100 12 ga 3 bfls For sale Toys poodles 1 3 SA Ranc h Home per momn 74()..385-4019 Ae mmglon 870 E)(press male & 1 female 5300 each wl attached Garage 1n Camp Tw1n A1vers Tower IS accept12ga 5200 sa11age 22 L A (7401256·11 01 Conley ar~a of Pt Lqrge TraJte r lot for rent Ing apphoat1ons for wa1t1ng fenced yard rn great nelgh- St75/mon th & $100/dep lrst for Hud-subs1zed 1· br octagon brl pump w/chp $200 Hrgh standard 22 L R Lab pupp1es- S225 Vet borhooa 675 mth Deposit Trash & water pd references apartmef-tt cal) 675·6679 sem1 auto sharpshooter checked· 1St shots & and References required needed (740)44 1·9291 EHO worf'ne\,1 S1amese 740 ,..;.)3•3•9•·3_2_60_ _ _ _., Call 1·304 531·1 197 or 1· 11:'! Himalayan ktnens S75 Valley Apartments 1n Mason ~304:.:.:·2::7..:3.c·l.cl..:12'--'--~ APFOR~~!:~-s (7401446·1062 A.~'llQl,'~ WV current ly acceptmg In town locatiOn 1 2 BA __ nL'i 1 appllcahons Apply at 501 Purf!bred S1benan Husky Ranch home n1ce yard Ar::. or sell A1verme pupp1es 3 females black & References reqUired 2 bedroom apt Centenary Shawnee Tra 11 1n Pomt Buy Applrc alians Anuques 1124 East Marn while sable & \\h1te blue S4501mo rent & S450 Sec all u111it1eS pd e.~ecept elec· Pleasant accepted on Tuesdays on SA 124 E Pomeroy [40- eyes masks vert nlcen• Dep You pay a ll ut1ht1es tnc S325 Calf ( 740~256· HUO ass 1sted. (304)675· 992-2526 Russ Moore Wormed 5160 eacn ca ll Alla ilaOie 6/15 Call 1135 4900 (740 }992-5885 owner (7 40)446-3644 t Pus mRSAu: 19 TV To'w'ln Bed ElectrJc Range (3 0~1675·5375 I ~~:~~d ~~c~~~~ 7 ~~~9~~~ ~-."'"•F'•i•IRIIiiL•E•.-\S•I•;,·,.1 Furn1shed apt 2nd Ave Upsta1rs all ut1lihes pa1d On e bedro om no pets GallipoliS (740)446-9523 I""' ~l isen · L "m" ~IERt II\'i>L<;E fUR RIX I r Tudors BISCUit WortQ now $59,000 New Haven 2 800 h•nng at Pomt Pteasan l , sq ft Log Cabtn as IS w/3·5 Cashl9r. Baker & Cook acres Call M1ke (5 13)3 14· apply 1n person hours _27_5_4_ - - ' - - - - - - r s r Hereford Bulls 17 month old & semen tesled 5 reg Angus He1fers 15- mon old Dramond L Farms 304·675· 1888 Ask abol:lt our AO HA Member D1scounts on new John Deere Equ1pment Carm1cnae l Eq u1pment 1740)446-24 12 r Hw& GR\N Tobacco Plants tor sale Gail (740]446·7843 Member Ac.creditrng l\iOBn.E lndllpendent Colleges Local company ofter1ng "NO I'"'~'- l,\1<1•1, I •u w DOWN PAYMENr pro· FOR So\LE and &:hoot& 12HB John Deere R1d1ng Mowers grams lor you to buy your starting at S 1 399 Fn1,anc1ng home 1nstead of rent1r19 • 1Q0° c 11nancmg ' 1979 Homette 12x50 2 availablt? subJeCt to John • Less than perfect cred1t Bedroomi1 Bath gas self Deere Creort approyal Your cont a1r condttroner W ill payments could be as low DlRECTV FREE Hdme accepted as S39 month w1th SO down entertainment System • Payment co uld be tl1e rent for $265 00 a month or sell for $3,495 00 740·385· Carmichael Eqwpment FREE Equ1pment and Install same as rent (740)446-2412 Locators 4019 up to four rooms. 145 chan- Mortgage nels $29 00 a month Ask (740)992-7321 how 10 get FREE HBO Brick Ranch BidweiVPorte r -~ -··-··-·-··-""··-··-,· -··-··-··-···-··-···-···-·· -···-··-··-···-··, MAX, and STAAS HlOiJ. Rt 160 near school. gro· eery store and gas statiOn 3 bedrooms all etectnc, 2 t /2 baths, kitchen wrth noolo.. pantry d1spos.al, m1crowave. I carpenter Wortt 25 yrs exp great room with stOne/gas drn, m g room fireplace. formal Decks, bloc:k, concrete new bay wrndow. buildmg from ground up w1th studytoft•ce wtth walk-1n (3G<)675-5987 dOset Master t>edroom and Conme 's C f'111d · Care--Jn bath wM ~ walk·•n dosets, Tuppers Plains Now has Wh1rlpoo! tuQ, shower ant! operungs on liAidmght shrft dual Sinks Enclosed back 20 Year&: &penence Call porch, 2 car garage 20:1.40 Jn ground pool. oak wood· 7~-11329 WQI"k, new roof. landscapmg OHK ClEANING we·~ Get . plus A/C-heat M 1acent land R·Oone FOR YOU' 1 apprax 4-5 acres available DAILYIWEEKLYI'dONTHLY $! 79,900 'Call (7 40)4-48· WE 00. Cleamng 93 12· Al::crl!drled Counc:il lor r· Ho.·u.:s r I Reaeh 3 (Jounties -,---n!'=""_r__, Powerwashmg. Windows .. Lawns Pa1ntang. Clean-up, • Mn'lOr Mainerancs, Carpets··· Houses. Busmesses Officef, Awnmgs Sma.JI Apar1menls, TraJiers, Semo· Trailers. Gutters. Cabins, , Gat Conuar:ts s....,. etc. tnsrele/Ouaide Resld e n\la i/Commer lc al ..... Us Help You! 'clean-AUp' and "Get-R-Oone'' 74011115 36391740-41&1823 ask lor Karen or ba.e rol aval1- , AHrillrl..tatl~ lnthi•••• r r i• aubjeCt to the Federal F., ttou.ing Act: a( 1118 Whkh mMM II illepl to ~- ~ .,. p;•fer:erw:., Hm.'tatiou or discrimlftlldon b8Hd on - ..-, color, religion. ... ..,..., . - . . or r..tionlll origin. or., ltrl!iution to .-..,...a. po••a, HmHIItion or & tenor PaJnting, Expertenced, Reasonable di.c:r knin tl: ,_.. rates. References For Free n. ••• ; 2638 adwMiill n•Jia fot rNI . . . . wiVcl'l • in 1111 1 ti "n of ...... Our Georg(ts Port.ab6e Sawmll, lho mil! jUSt caD ~ 1957 don1 haul yoor logs I wil not kiJOM,., .cep~ call '740-645· Estimates w - - ........ it !fOe licclth.t ... dwlil'9l .w.rtiwd '" ' ltn 1 .. au ·1 I I on ., ....... ••= 1wtn care for youtlcYec:l one 111 my 1;nne Cafl (7.t0)388' L....:-::::.=;;::.;:;;;;;;;....1 References avaitable For 3 00 2 Bath Home . . beSt ., cleanltness cafl Only i!lllimo ale , Malinda at 3()1.-531 - 1794 or delivery and ... ,., 740- 385-9948 7-·5805. ~-.---~ --- ·~ - -- (740)245·9413 FOR SALE . ' RIO Grande 3' 4 BA 2 112 BA LR DR wood floors basement garage. carport , over t 800 sq tt $125 000 Call Ho\JE.-.; to schedule an 1ntetv1ews I will cloariOOuoe<s or oflices ...,., -- EOE 01 18 ---'---'-'--~­ BAM~ -5PM on Htgh Street 1n mtsc rtems· 9am-? Sat & Sun 61-4-615, 9amSpm , 2608 SA 141 ~rt Baby ClOthes, Large F1rst tme Yard Sa1e t women & men 's clottung, ParamediC& & EMT's OWhances Etc 740.9'32. Treadmill cJothlflQ. mi5C. m11e out St Rt 143, June 2· Shoe$ fT'IISC 4 f'nlies below needed. ~ at 1354 3385 4 ~.. Old Gals Farm JacQon Pike, Gallipolos t schedule an rnterv1ew - Hot'SE.s I'OR R E:-T 1993 Holly Park mobtle ho!'1e 2 bedrooiT'-2 lu ll ba•h tng range 'washer & dryer ce ntral <llr large co-.ereo dec)<. & out bUIIdt ng ,740)441-0121 r Call 3 fam1 ly yard sale Furmture appliances home furni Sh · rngs crafts baby 1tems clothes & more Fr1day & Saturday. 4761 Mt Tabor Ad 1 mt l~ past Vinton 1 Day sale, Saturday ' ooly, Free Pupp1es 1 weeks old, Bam·? ' 596 Orchard H1ll part Walker & 8 1rd Dog Everything must go Make (304 )675·4920 oilers Healthy Ktttens 7941 Publication Sunday Display : 1 : 00 p.m. Thursday for Sundays • All ads must be prepaid' 3 family Fnday/ Saturday 9 ()()..? Arnold Dnve, Bidwell Buck stove 1nsert. tool bo)( tor truck . . toys clothes couch etc GIVFAWAl' Fre e K1ttens black/white , hger. blue/gray (304)895- (.:r_ All Diliplay : 12 Noon 2 Buslnl!ss Days Prior To 2 ram 1ly yard sale Jarrell and Reynolds· R1ce Saturday. June 6th at 4821 Found little Beagle dog on Sl AI 850 BidWell l ook for Tombleson Run Ad May srgns There 1s something tor 25th (304 )895·3980 everyone l os t car keys call 304-675· 27 46 Bulav111e P1ke Fn /Sat , 1534 - - - - - - - - - - 6/3 ·6'4 8am-3pm Baby Lost cat long ha1red Female 1tems toys, mfant, toddler Tabb~ W 1th while paws Call clothes. boy and g1rl I w1ll not be ResponSible for any Debts other than my Own ' Elm er McFarland 5/31 /05 home (740)949·2437 Yo\Rll SAU:· GAWPOLIS SECURITY PROFESSIONALS Nat1onal secunty f1 rm seeks PART-TIME employment 1n the Apple Grove WV area Qualified appl1cants must be at least 21 years old, HS d1pl omaJG ED no cr1m1na1 record & pass drUg test WE OFFER -Excellent pay · FREE healtl1 care -life Insurance · Match 1ng 401(k ) · Free un1 fo rms ·TUitiOn aSSIStance -Awardslbonuses Now you con hove borders and graphics added to your classified ads Borders $3.00/per ad ~ Graphics SO¢ for small S1.00 for Iorge 6 .kittens to a QOOd home Call (740)446·2611 S099 3 Cahco k1ttens 1 yel low, 1 yellow & whrte to good r 1. of lo11e. happine ss oppty & secunty We know that you r deciSIOn w1ll be made out of pu re love tor your baby Expenses pd Please call Mike & Donna 1·866-720· (740)446·0350 r Sunday In-Column : 1 :0Q p . m . Frl d,ov For Sunday5 Paper • Start Your Ads With A Kevword • ~nr::tude Complete De5crlptlon • Include A Price • AvOid Abbreviations; • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads; Should Run 7 DaVIi Successful Ad~ Should Include These Items To Help Get Response,, GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Displav Ads Dally In-Column : 1 : 00 p .m . ---safesperson neeaed jExpenenced 1n sales anc ~rdware Apply .n oerso b~omas Do-lt Cente r ~allioolis Ohio ~~~~~------~--· 10 ~~~)~~~~7321 Aeta•l Sales Clerk-28 hours plus a wee k Some evenmgs······ No .,Sundays·· $7 OOfho ur Pick up apphca· 1ton at Swisher & Loshe Pomeroy To Place \!rribune Sentin.el l\egi~ter Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 - (740) 992-2156· (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To 44&-3008 or Fax ·To 992-2157 · Or Fax To 675·5234 Duplex each wtth 3 BA LA DR Kttchen Ba•h & Porch House 3 BA LA Ktlchen Bat h "- Both tn Pomr Pfcasam (304)675·2495 after 7 OOpm • The Dai - Sentin~l - 3Register :\]OIIIIeE H 0\11•,<; 11JR SAL! HO\!I:S HlR S" I .com Attention ' Local company offenng 'Nd Carpet-Cleaning DOWN PAYMENr proBrand New Meth od grams for you to buy vour Dry fn, Hour home rnstead of rentrng No Steam-or-Shampoo • 100°J<> frna ncmg Free Esl!mat~s • · Less than perfect credrt '*• Clearly Clean"-•• New 3 Bedroom, 2 Bath 1997 16~80 Oakwood 3 accepted (304 )675-ilP22 . Home on 11 + acres @ BDR 2 bath vandaliZed · Payment could be the Leoo Stocked Pond C•ty needs work S9 200 Will take care of the Eld~rly same as rent Water NeV: Sept1c System {740)441·7641 tn thetr Home Have Ready to move m can for Locators E)(pe r'mnce phone 1999 Oakwood 16•75 3 appt (304}475- 4429 (304)675·3264 bedroom, 2 bath underpin· and front deck Brand New 2 B-edroOm New 3 BR 2 Bath Seclional n1ng Ho,use m tOwn S475/ m0 condrt1on Home Only 249/ mo Excell ent CIA Washer/Dryer Hook-up Includes A/ C delivery & $19 500 Needs moved Call Stove/Refngerato r Included setup 740·385·767 1 (740)446 6565 after Spm Bu~lNF.SS 1740)44~ ·0 ~94 orJ740)44 1· OPPOR'IUNIT'I' Fleetwood tronl 1184 New 3 BR Ho'me Only 2000 189/h"lo Includes a'c dell¥· k1tchen model w1th sk1rtrng For rent R10 Grande area ery and se t up 740-385· and central a11 WJII deliver •NOTICE• 3BR , 28TH , central a1r Very Cl'lean 1 BOO 837·3238 4367 loHIO VALLEY PUBLISH washer/dry $550+ deposit lNG CO recommenps tha No Down Paymerit even 2003 16x80 Noms . 3 bed· refer~nces Calf (304)570 ou do busr ness w1th pea w1th less than pe1ect cred1t room 2 bath all appliances 2574 le you know. and NOT t on th1s 3 bedroom 1 bath Call , (740)387 0402 leave Hbuse for Rent Jackson end money through th home 1n M1dd!eporr Corner message Avenue $475 plus One flail until you haye lr;JVestl lot , carport wrap-around 94 Clayton Nort 1s 14 70 Month DepOSit (304)675· ated the ofterino porch fenced 1n yard base· total electnc 2BR 2BA 3100 rrient, payment same as v1nyt sktrtrng 2 deckS heat rent 740 992 6300 S14 000 OBO Sma ll 2 bedroom house pump S475 month 1 m1le from No Down Payment is poss1· (7401388-6739 town Call (740)44 1·0194 or bte on 1h1s beautiful 3 bed· 99 Hotly Park Glenmoor 3 (740)441 1184 room , 2 oath home 2 car BR 2 ~ath vmy.lt sh1n~le garage Deck. over lookmg A1o Grande already set up ~ MUBII.t: HO\IIS beauttful v1ew F1ve Po1nts or can oe moved S 11 ,900 H>RRENT area (740)992·6667 (304)633 6536 Owner relocat1ng 0"'., down Handyman spec1al 14)(70 2 bedroom mob1le home 1n Mu st see th1s Immaculate w1expando $1 000 OBO Middleport $375 mo plus deposr t also 3 bedroom 2000 sq tt ho me .-.1th (7 40 )446· 7738 mobile home all electr ic remodeled krlchen/ built·ms Great neighborhood close New 14)(60 only S19B 73 central a1r $425 mo plus to town Calf (740 )446·8325 per mo Includes complete deposrt no ms1de pets .91 VISit www OAVB com se l up and delivery 740· (740)992-3194 Code 4505 Pnced to sell at 395·2434 2 bedroom mobile home on $ 132500 SAVE-SAVE SAVE Pole Cat Rd $425 month Ready to move 1n 3 BA Stock models at old pr1ces plus utrlitres S425 depos1t Home 1n country sett1ng on ly 2005 models arrrY1ng Now Call (740)446·4 107 Mob1le Homes 198/mo With 10~ 1~ down Coles 15266 uS 50 East , Athens 3 bedroom Trailer ' lor rent 740·385 4367 Oh1o 45701 , (740)592·1972 Pnvate. Country locat1on, '·Where You Get Your JUSt 1 m1le from At 2 m Mo ney's Wor th" GallipoliS Ferry Garbage & Water ii'ICiuded $350 per ~ HL1SL'\;E.''-"" month rent $400 dePOSit are mterested, please come Galll.l CoWity OH 10 . . Jn and fill out an application Oe.ad'lfir~ www.mydai r ' ' ,- Place Your Paid Classified Ad ·In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Regist~r, or . Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For·Fl{EE ·In The Tri-County Marketplace! I · • �.Friday, June 3, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B7 ALLEYOOP I \\\' S C. \IUll' l 11lll'. 5284 • ' 2002 Cadillac Devtlle. white dtamond . Ju lly eqUipped. · Zero Turn Z-Trak Mowers factory warranty. 22.900 : from John Deere a~ailable at mtles ., hke new . $24.995.. 4_9°'o fixed rate tro {7401256·1428 Carm1chael EqUipment wtth John Deere Credit approval 96 Chevy CorsiCa V6. auto· (740)446-2 4 12 mat1c, 4 door. AC. power locks 1111 . mee paint and www careg com mtenor. lqoks and runs great, 'St .600 j740)6690302. Allm> . 97 Cavalier Z2<l 2 door, 5 speed. AC. ttl!. new black pa1nt, nice 1ntenor. looks & 1948 Chevrolet F1ve runs QreJ1t, .$2,900. Passenger Coupe.' WV (740)669-0302 Sticker. New Ttres. 'Good ' - - ' - - - - ' - - ' - , - - - Patnl "Sharp'" (304)576- 99 Chev. Z71 9)( cab 4X4 2280 . $9.500: 98 Ford Ranger sup cab 4x4- $5.495.: oo Chev s195 2 Plymouth 4dr. !Or 10 Blazer $5.59'5: · 97 Ply Re stora!IOn, . no Rust, Voyager van $2.:)95: 00 Engine runs. Body Original.- Olds Alero S2.995: 99 Ford no Dents 31 .00Dfmiles Taurus $2.995 . 98 Jeep Cherokee $2.995: 98 Mere (304)~76-2532 Mountaineer $3,295; 98 · 197t Tonno, 4 ' dr.. ong 1nal Ford Windstar van $2,595: paint. runs great. S21 00 .. 97 GMC Sonoma PU (740)985-3327 or 74Q.-415- S2,3gs: 99 Chev Tracker 4249 $3.395: 96 Dodge 4w4 $ 3.900 • 00 D0 dge Durango - - - , - - - - , - - , - - - ·$6.900: 98 Pont. Gr AM GT 1985 Trans Am, Viper blue, $ C 5.0 . H.O., Ssp. Orily 55 _000 3.195: ·95 Dopge onv. van $2 ,000·, 01 Suzuki Me1ro miles. witll T-lops. Call $2,695 : 96 Ford Aspire (740)446-0350 $1 ,295; 97 N ssan Altima · 1992 Ford Mustang con. vert- $2,095: 97 Ch y. Concorde : ible .~ Auto, atr. cruis~ . tik $2 '295 · B & 0 Aulo Sales :70.000 actual miles. Hwy 160 N · Ewcellent condition . $3.750 7 44_6_:6_8_ 65_.-.., ,.,.....;..1_4 0~1~ 1740)446-4053. FOR SALE . I 15 TRUCKS 1995 Chevy TahOe LT. •uKSALE Excellent cond1t1on. emerald green/silver. leather inte rior. • 7.900 _ , 1997 Ford F- 150 Jtic,. kup. Full 1ul1y loadod. ~ power, air, VB, e)(cel nt con: (740)441-7641 . dilion, Cap \_ included. (740)446-9430. n)me. num: 1995 Ford Probe AUto Air ber. $1495 .00--1996, Plymouth Neon 4 Dr. Auto Air 2001 Dodge t500 Sport VB. $2 495.00--1994. Plymout~ qu~d cab. ' $16,900. Voyager 7 passenger V6 (7401645 _6734 Auto Air $1995.0'o RIVERV IEW MOTORS . 2 2001 DodQe pickup shOr t . StOCks Above McDor1alt;ls, bed Magnum V6. Like new Pomeroy, Oh, (740-992· condition. salvage title. 3490) . $5,500. (740)44t-7641 . 1997 Buick LeSabre Um1ted . 75 thOusand miles. Lea ther In!. , Loaded, Garage Kept. $5,995 (304)675-173 1 1998 Chevy Malibu V6. maroon. good condition, runs good. good gas mileage. . $3.500 . Gall {740)446-2896. 98 Dodge 1500 ext. cab 11 4WD va 92 000 · ' ' m es, $12,500 " 080. Day (740)645-5174 , evei-ting (740)441 -8959. Army .5 Ton Semi Truck, multi-fuel , Kiser' Jeep Corp. $6000.00 ... Army 2112 Ton Truck . Kiser Jeep Cqrp., .Multi. Fuel , $4000.00 740949-0020 1998 Ranger 4x4, 5 ~Pd. 3L. AMIFM cassette, AJC. ~ ff road pac~age . new p;,int. $6.000 OBO. Call alter 4.30pm (740)256·6257 2004 Ford Exped. XLT. 5.4 Trtton V8. 4ll4, power. cruise. tilt. excellent condilton. $23.900 OBO. {7401245·9 162. Year 2000, Pontoon Boat. 24 foo t, Sweetwater. 50 HP Mercury. !'ower Trtm . 4 Stroke Engine, Btg Foot Outdrive , Lounge ·seats, Privacy Room, Depth Finder. Hour Meter. Good Radio. Has only 50 hours on Boat, Garage kept tn w1ntei. Ltke New Paid over S18.000 Will sale lor $13.000 (304)773·5944 95 Dodge truck. 4M4. autoC~M:RS& matiC. $3.000. Call MOIURHOM~ (740 )3BB-OOlt V<\NS . 199:2- 29' Airstream Excalla. FoR S"" ~ tU.l:. Very good condition. twin b d Ph (740)6 45 4454 t ~97 Dodge Caravan ' e s. · -· $1.soo (304}675-3765 or 1995 ' Gulfstream 24' 3041593-4120 Conquest. Limi ted Edition«J MOTORC\'Lus' Cla ss C motornome. Like WHEELERS new wllh ·only 7,600 miles. 4 L..;.o;.;liOiiiiiiiiiiO-_.J Fully equipped with many extras. 522.000, (740)2562002 4 50,S Foreman 4 1428 For . pictures see: wheeler. $3.100 Call www.rvtrader.comlrvdetatl.p 1140)367-0 139. hp?id+ 125806. r 2004 Fat Boy. $18.000, 2003 Dutchman Ute. 28 ft . (740)949-3004 · bunk house with slide Out. Like new. $16.000 Call -------Harley Davidson Ultra .(740)446-8308 after 94 6 30 Ctassic. tp.ooo miles, blue. :..':__:P_m_._...,.,____ excellent condition, $ 13,500; 2004 Forrest · River pu-ll · I 2 7 (740 949- 21 camper, 29' w/slideout, used very · litHe. $10,000; For sale: 1984 Honda (740)949-0053 Go1dwmg·. 55k, $3,000 OBO. Phone(740)44 1-0638: · 34' "03" Jayoo Eagle 1-12' slide out. Lots ol extras. Uke lloAll> & MaroRS new condi tion , (740}339· FOR SALE 0218. r I 1996 Stratos bass boat. t15 tast strike. 2001 Soft ride trailer. custom cover, e~tce-1 lent condition, $6500. {740) 446-4987 ~A:.pa.:c:_h_e_2_0_0_0_S-:-B-I-ol-d-ing truck. camper. Full equipped wfextras $5.000. Call (740}256-8171 . Coleman Camping Trailer 12,FT. 2 King Beds, $5,500 97 Yamaha 1100 Wave call for Details ' (304)675Runner Jet Ski, 3 Sealer. 1731 Trailer, Life Ve~ts asking $ 3 ,000 call evenmQs Truck Calliper. AC. TV (]II0) 596 _8038 An1enna. wired lor · Cable, like new $6 ,500 .(304)675Bass Tacker Pro Team 165 33!?3 · "like New" equipped with " I 1{\ ll I " optional 40HP motor wilh power trim _40 pound thrus1 front mount~ trolling motor. 2-New deep cycle baheries. On board storage, live wells and more. Easy launch and pickup lake or river. Kept covered and under shelter. Still has 1/2 tank of original fuel. Cost $10.000. Sell $7.500 Firm. See at Tri County Sports Shop (304 1675-2988 ACROSS Phillip 1\"ortb New Dea11r tar Mlllllna Tractors BISSELL 27 ttorse - 51 horse · with shunle transmission -1-~d. remote hydraulics 3 rear warraJ•t~­ starting at BUILDERS tnC. N~" Home:- • \ 'in~ l Siding • N~.?\~ Garage.; • R cp l aL'L' IH~Ill ****Aiso R\'&ilable**** • Task !\·taster Tractors 26 horse • 38 hnrse. 4wd ll veur warranh·) • Farm Pro Tmclors 20 hor-Se-- 30 horst• Windm,·-. • Roofing loaders. finish mowers. tillers ' NEW ARRIVAL ZTR Dixon (Zero Turn Radius Mower) 3tl inrh culling· widlh lu 50 COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL inch culling width 3 )'ear " ·arranty T&O TRACTOR ~ & EOUIPMEJ'IT righl in lhe heart of Chfsler FREE ESTIMATES 740~992-7599 985-4384 remodeling ek., free estimates (740 ) 9112 __2979 leave messa e ROGER HYSELL GHRHGE Auto & Truck Mobile Homes • Metal Roofs Flat or .Low Sloped Roof • Carports Barns • Porches · ,r;ONCRE7'f: CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement All Types Of Concrete Work hours z¥7 Serious Inquiries Onl,\ · 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 . Ins ured Fn.>t> Estimates 7-&0-992-0955 Ta~e the PAIN BASEMENT WATERPROOFING out of PAINTING! r Homes •I' Septic Systems ·r Roofing "' Backhoe ·r Site ·~ Wa~erprooling . Let me do it for youl UNDA'SPAINTINI [1401 985-4180 Preparatio n ·r: Dozer and " If deceased, all heirs~ devisees, legatees, executors, executrixes, administrators, adminlstratrixes and assignees whose addresses are Commonly known as 33058 St. Rt. 33 1215, Pomeroy, OH 45769, and furlher described In a mortgage filed July 21, 1988 In Volume 171, Page 641 , Meigs County Recorder's Office. And that Defendants, Winifred J. King aka Winifred Jane King, and H deceased, all heirs, deviseeS, 18ga- . unknown, will hereby take notice that on . Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 1 December 20, 2004, during regular bustUSDA flural ness hours for ~ peri- . Development, filed Its od ol180 days subseComplaint In quent to publlcalion tees, executors, Foreclosure and oflhls notice. Marshalling of Liens .executrixes, admtnls· (5) 18, 19, 20, 23, 24, in the Common Pleas trafors, admlnlstrB25, 26, 27, 31 (6) 1, 2, 3 . Court of Meigs trtxes and assignees County, Ohio, being and, David Allen Case No. 04-CV-169 Reed, aka David A. Public Nollce · .against John E. Miller Reed, and II and Lori A. Miller deceased, all heirs, Notice of Publication devisees, legatees, praylog lor judgeStephen D. Miles, ment In the amount of executors, executrix· $76,-181 .10 with InterAttorney at Law es, admlnis.rators,, Monument est thereon according 18 ad!1llnlstratrlxaa and Avenue , to tho terms of ihe 1 assignees be note from August 30, .i required to set up any Dayton, Ohio 45402 .WinHred J. King, aka 2004 unlll paid and lnteresl they may Winifred Jane . King, have ·;n said premises lor foreclosure of and if deeeased, all said Mortgage Deed or be forever barred, heirs, devisees, legaon the following lhat upon failure o1 tees, executOrs, described real eatote, said Defendants to executrixes, adminisof which said pey or to cause to be trators, admlnlstra~ Defendants, John E. paid said judgem~JII trtxes and autgnees Miller . and Lori A . within three dayo and, David Allen Mlllei- are the owners from Its rendition th!d Reed, aka David A. of : on· Order of Sele be w. Issued to ttie Sheriff of Meigs County, Ohio, to appraise, advertise In the Dally Serillnel and sell s•ld re~l PROBATE COURT OF MEiGS COUNTY,- pc==;~==""" OHIO In Re: Change of Name of Anna Nicole All Your Home l .l ttte lmprO\'ement Need s to ·- Anna Nicole • Siding • Windows Cundiff • Dec ks • Porches. Case No. 32100 • Ceram ic Tile & · NOTICE OF HEARING Hardwood Floonng CHANGE OF • G arages ON TD Canstnu:llan • Room Ad.d.,• Roofing Applicant hereby . • K itc hens • Baths gives notice to all "No Job liJ Smuti .. Racine,OH Interested persons collection practice acl Is given. Said defendants will take notice that 11 be required to answer sold Complaint on ·or before lhe 1st day of July, 2005 orjudgement will be .rendered accordingly. USDA Rural Development Plalnllff Slephen D Miles Attorney Sunday, June 5th RACO FOOD DRIVE t'2 Gauge 680/12 Gauge Slug Match Ra.cine 8-1 June 4 I nfQ or donate Gall 949-2656 BINGO June 4th 6:30 pm American Legion Middleport •t am FREE KIDS FISHING DERBY Saturday, June 11th 8 am -12 pm at Meigs County Fish Club on & Game W. Shade Rd- 1 mile West of Skinner Rd . First pack $ i 0.00 Info call Dave at 992·0026 All After $5 .00 each Sponsored by Meigs County C(ank-lt-Up $6,000 $1 ,500 Priz~ $450. Starburst D09r FASHION BUG 1 Night Onlv Sale Sunday, June 5, 2005 1 :00 pm - 9:00 pm 50% pfl_ all reg . priced item s 30% off all "Priced Just Righr Upper A1ver Road , OhiO A1ver Plaza Gallipolis, OH (7 40) 446-2009 • Mealing al 11 Fish & G'ame Association :'::'::':=:=:':-' uOIIIAR-·.0· l . . <'ONS ROOFING 2nd Floor, Pomeroy, Ohio . 45769. Leanne Little 62.0 Laurel St. Lol 1 Middleport, OH 45760 (613 Public Notice Broad Run Gun Club 14 yrs. Ex.perience that the applicant has .... m=o~ filed an Application . r lor Change of Name In the Probate Court n• "" of Meigs County, um/Tr<"rl ~ Ohio. requesting the rr..;. n:.>r:, ., "' change of name of Anna Nicole LIHia to Anna Nicole Cundiff. All types of roo f ing: The hearing on the Shingle, Aat. Me1al appllcallon will be New or Repair held on lhe 6th day ol Seamless Guner _ July, 2005 at 1:30 p .m. D s·ct · In the ;>robate Court I ownspoul - I m g ·of Meigs Counly, *F!'81 hURIIliS* localed at 100 East na Second . Street, - Courthouse, Mizway Karaoke Wed & Fri 25¢ Wing night Wed . Band Sat.- Still Standing 9-1 740•247 •2162 or 740•416 .JSOS PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS · COUNTY, OHIO In Re: Chango of Name of Leanna Rae Little to Laanna Rae Cundiff Case No. 32100 NOTICE OF HEARING ON CHANGE OF NAME Applicant hereby gives notice to all tnlerealed persona and to Dennie little, address· unknown, lhatlhe appllcanl has filed an Application lor Change of Name In lhe Probate Court ot Meigs County, Ohio, requesting the change of name of · Lonna Rea Little to Leanna Rea Cundiff. The hunng on tho sppllcallon wilt be held on the 8th day of July, 2G05 it I :30 p.m. Iii ffie Probate Court of Meigs County, Ohio Joe- at 100 East Second Slreet, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Leanne Little 620 Laurel St. Loll Middleport. OH 45760 (6) 3 SHOP CLASSIFIEDS _. 9 1405 • Prompt~ quality work • Affordable Rales • Relerences Available • Free Estimates -"Insured" Call Gary Stanley / T~AN A BLOOl>~OlJNl> T~YING TO FINl> Chess and bridge have some similarities. To play chess well, you must envisage the movemer1t of the pieces on the board and how the po'sitton will evolve . AI bridge, you should play lhrough the sequence of tridc.s. Lers see how you get on. You are South. in four spades. What would be your plan afte~ West leads the club queen? . West might make a takeout double over one spade. but with only a doubleton dia· mond and a defensive, not offensive, hand, it would be d8batabkl. Similarly, East might overcall two no~trump if it would show at least 5-5· in two of the three unbid suits. , South'S three-club rebid is a llelp-suit game-try. With a singleton (worth three support points) and only six losers (one spad8, two hearts, one diamond and two clubs). lhe hand is good enough. You should plan to ruff your two low hearts on the board. But suppose you win the first trick in hand. cash the heart ace, and ruff a heart. What would you do next? You would be stranded in the dummy. You can try a low diamond, but East should go in with lhe eight and shin to his spade. Then, if you win with your ace and ruff .your final heart, ~ is with the spade jack and yoU will lose two trump !ricks. Allernatively, i1 you duck the trump switch , West will win w~h his king and return a spade, killing the second heart ruff. Instead, win trick one on the board, play a heart te your ace, trump a heart, cross to the club king, and ruff the remaining heart. Then you can run the spade jack and get home . t'IIMSfLf. .' BARNEY .. .: THE BORN LOSER 1 1 V.C. YOUNG 111 1 992-6215 WV036~5 Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Years Local Ex ~- ce •• • • •• • . •BIG NATE •• r---~~~~~~~70 • ~-T . • t · . ,; R~~%~ · June! Jetlers 33795 Hiland Road ••' ii>E•CIDED IMPORTS Saturday, June WHAT ~~~~ey:~! ~~o:~~=~·'ich your life for 97 Beec.h Street Middleport OH 10x10x10x20 992·l194 or 992-66l5 "Middleport's only Self-Storage" · ROBERT .BISSEll COIISTRICnON • Complete. Re(Tiodeling 740-992-1671 Stop & Cpmpore · PEANUTS Restocking l.ale .Model Sttlvage Parts : r--;~S~Q~B~EC~A~~SeE~~;Ouft'~~E;A~~~­ DOG. I GUESS YOU I-lAVE iO DEPEND ON ME, BUT I DON'T ~EALLY WANT YOU iO FEEL YOU 14AVE iO DEPEND ON ME ... YOU KNOW WJ.IAT I'M~~~--~ SAYING? See Brent o r Brian Whaley M-~ri 8:30-5:00 Sat. 8:30-Noon Sun. Closed IUbmUan Meigs~·· Rnldentwm BUCKEYE SanllaUon SEPTIC TANK PIJMPING $95.00 PORTABl£ TOilET RENTAl CAll FOR APPOINTMENT TODAY 992·3251 OR 591-8757 . ondoavor. WI-N DO T~E\' ALWA'<5 (July 23-Aug. 22) - By quietly working behind the scene's today you should be able to accomplish far more than you could under visible condilions. This will be especially true if your work involves deep thought VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - It'll be to LEO J.(AVE SAY. ''YOU KNOW WJ.IAT 1M TO SAYING? " ::SUNSHINE CLUB f (M)'f SLEE.~ [XX'TOR ,::r 'TR-1 "10 ((X)UT S/UP &lT JM SO W')RI<W 1MT 114YU. l-KJR'f,11-!EMS£L'vtS f£JI/.15 OJF.R 1HF; FENC£ • .i.I»Vrr 00 'rW SU$GfST ? I / 740-742-2293 • leave a message Hill's Self Storage OING j, ·ooNe 1'HA~ ANOTHE!R PIZZA DEL-IVERY GfUY Wf.IO'!l NEVt:R COMINGr BACK! SURf He WIL-L.. l'Vf 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 740.94!1-2217 l-Ite KfYS ADVERTISE S'r 1 5'xl0' to 10'1130' IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH Hours 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM High cost of fertfllzer got you $265 ton (While Suppy Last) • Mushroom Compost Available $35 - 1,000 lbs Appro<. weight ~~~~ • 18 spreader buggies available for use • Airway pasture renovators and seeders available to rent , •licensed agronomist on staff available for consulting. SHADE RIVER AG SERVICE 35537 Sr. Rt. 7 North Por•roy, Ohio 740-985-3831 • • your advantage to team with 'a strong ally today regarding a up project you've been working on for some time. Collectively, you'll be able to produce what you couldn't do alone. LIBRA (Supt. 23 -0ct 23) - Personal ambitions can be furthered today if you work with methods and proCedures that are considered lhe standard prot<X:ol. There wilt be nothing to be gained by looking for sl-!ortcut~ SCORPIO (Ocl. 24 -No\1. :22) Blending busln~ss With pleasure can work' out quite wall for you today; so long as you don't make things all play. Don't waste' the ·good will; use "it to gain the support of an Important goal . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) This might be the right day to make those h~rd changes you've .tong considered whic!1 you believe could be of benelit to your family. Tha aspectsfavor well thought out plans at this lime. CAPAI90RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) ~ A meeting of the minds is possible today with an individual who up until now has been particularly unreasonable. Take advantage of this opportune period to restate your case. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) -Your best chances for personal gain today will cor'ne from si tuation s where 'YOU put your talents and abilities to work tOr the good ot anOther. What you do for this person, you do for yourself." PISCES (Feb . 20-March .20) - An Insightful and loving friend may be Instrumental today In helping you resotve a social prot.lem that you haven'l been able to rectify yourself. All wtll work out to your advantage. ARIES (March 21·Aprll 19) - That profound aenae or duty you possess today wllh no lhoughta or personal gr•tHicatlon earn• you gre•t reepecl from your peera. You'r. the one who everyone will turn to for reader.hlp. 1 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - You'l'tl net apt to t•k• any br~~ake tram your regular routine• lod•Y· In feot, you're llkel>' to dig In ~deeper with .•n upbeat aftltude abcu't your wcrk •nd draw other. lnlo emulating your elli:ampl•; .SOUP·TO NUTZ · Now AvaUable AI, t7·t7- 17~ - flowing your way today. It's about time because ·your past efforts did a lot to make the work ol others lar easier. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Your innate wisdom and. dependability will be quite apparent to your associates who are loo~ing for someone on whom they can rely. You may be . asked to9ay to join a winning group Darwin. OH 740-992-7013 or 740-992-5553 and After ,Uru·ket 20) Rewards for a ·job well done. which have been tong overdue. might start Whaley's Auto Parts · St. Rt.681 21-June Scorpion· Tractors "Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work!" ;' Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 '\ sound 35 Be_atty and Buntllne 37 Oater clay sheep 9 Expel 10 precious stones author 48 .Not owing 49 Billowing 'garment 50 Landed 51 Society column wo.r d 54 The Plastic -Band showdown 40 Camelot 11 Ripper by Luis Campos CtletlrlV C4)l'ler c:tYP109fatns are creale<l from Q1JOtat!OnS by la!TIOUS people. pi!$1 md l7eW1t Eiteflleller 10 the ClPfler stands 101" another rooaY·s clue: P equals B " MT " LOA NSWI IIOZDCZSA GNWG FIIGN M ' V WOLDDS, XSIVMHHMDO N WZ S · GO LOR H N0 DG GNIMES~AIIZDIESA v s." XDC C L PSIUSO .... '::~:~' S©\t<ltlA -~"Etrs· - - - . . , - - - l.no..t CV.Y l POllAN_;;,__ _ __ ~r Reo,onoe 0 four JCr<ambi...J of the WOtds be\cw to lorm four slmpl. words. a.tt.r1 relationsh ipS in the year ahead ..These (May chattering 45 Dump • so to speak 46 Dlsagr- · able task 47 " Bus Stop" CELEBRITY CIPHER · 4, 2005 associalions won't be of a fleeting GEMINI MANLEY'S SELF STORAGE churn 8 " Wool" on 44 School books won There's a good cttance that you could establish several new meaningful Athens Pomeroy, Ohio 7 44 Oolong or By Bernice Bed8 Osol bO '"(O U THINK ••• 6 43 JAMA readti'S -...~·, • Hupp 5 3 4 royal 42 Asian city PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Concentration is everything . On the day I'm performing, I don't hear anything flnyone says to me."- L. Pavarotti (C) 2005 by NEA, Inc. 6·3 AstroGraph . ... ·. ,s- , '1!; lOx IS, 10x20, 10x30 • New Homes • ·Garages STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACT! NG ANI> f~NtST • 5xl0, IOxiO, NAME plaint wher:eln notice · and to Dennis Little, under the lair debt address unknown~ From chess style to bridge success · Tt-lt~E'S NOT~IN6 . SAl>l>f~ We do it all except furnace wortc: (740) 992-523.2 estate, that the premises be sold free and clear of all claims, liens ' and lnteresl of any of the parties .herein, that the proceeds from the sale of said premises be applied to lhe Plaintiff's judgement and lor such other relief to which USDA Rural Development Is enlitled. Said delendanls are dlrecled to the com· • Room Additions & Remodeling • New Garages • Eleelrieal & Plumbing • Roofing & Gutter~ • _Yinyl Siding I Painting • Patio and Porch Dt<:ks .Storage Public Notice FltAHI' -,. PS'YCHIAT~Y CARPENTER SERVICE questk>n 36 Like good cheddar 36EMT technique 39 Holly ~em 2 formally . PfT YOUNG'S Phone A.ll pili)S 1 41 Seal ~ High and Dry (4)-29, (51 6, 13, 20, 27, (6) 3 East . · Pass . :,:RANK & EARNEST Former!)>' at tOM 9am to Jpm Pass ~ onh 2• 4• • The Parish Shop Pi!, 992-4183 · Pass Opening lead: "' Q . Advertise in this space for $1 04 per month. OPE~ Wtsl 3. Free Estimates and Smiling FrientJiy Fucrl·. 22 Thalshlp 26 Awful 29 Colo's hello 30 Make cloth 32 Ignore socially 34 Zen Tone- 18 Bean hulls DOWN .2Q Blows it 22 Sharpen up Ex·trosh 23 Chatter Big 24 Say frankly handbag 25 Have on Hazardous 26 LoHy 2'!elk Away 27 Creep slowly Bahrain VIP 28 Trick Roadie's 31 Applies foundation ra..:of a 33 Teeth- ~: 23 Fishtailed AQ81i52 A 6 :I 7 Dealer: South · Vulnerable: East-West ' Sdme Great Ld•' Prices force 8 2 .t. K 7 -t l #o Top • Removal • Trim •. Stump Grinding Bucket Truck Mun-Fri. 740-99! -79;.1 740--tl6-282J 740-591-4641 UBLIC NOTICES . • • 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 wv W. Main Pomuo) IS NOW OPEN AT The Mulhfri-y Conlmunit~· Center 260 Mulberr~· .-\\'e, Pumeroy .' . • South Yrs. Exp. • tns. Owner: Ronnie Jones LEWIS " 'KJ95~ . Al09 8J "- QJ109 Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med ·• Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident 795l • 740·416·1 • Workout on ' 'our own Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local refer~ nces furnished . Established 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (740) 4460870 , Rogers Basement 45783 Home Creek Enterprises Pomeroy, Ohio East • 3 A K llJ ·9 W Q LO 7 2 • ·.K 6 ENERCiY EFFICIENT • An·eptin~ ~ew Me1nhers • H ea \·~· ()uiy Commndal 1-: qulpmt'nt Ha\lli IMI'ROVEMENn; SR #7 Residential • CommerciC,tl 992-5682 SAVINGS .. ,\6.) 3 Tuppers Plains, OH l..,~:::ob~ 06-03-05 8 QJ5-t2 W~!OI Tree Service '1lle Wlrlll's Best Roof' Repair 3 miles west of Pomeroy,OH · on State Rl. 124 on 41800 • • JONES' • Roc)fina. Inc. siding. add-ons. L-.:::::.:..:i..::::~::li:-...1 Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services 48 Pouched anlmol 52 Mo"l of yore 53 Deception toolll 55 Windstorm 11 Diving bird 56 Tire nut 12 Ms. Bovary 57 Apartmenl 13 Color ·se Mayberry kid . 14 Decides 15 Barely 59 Mao- beats tung 16 Tenet 60 Towel holders ll A-deal 19 Warms up 61 Butterfly 21 Opposing · catcher • J 74 South C a II 8 •[) • C ons1• ror all your home repair needs.. roofing, Ponu-roy, Ohio Reed, 45=.: 1Thrw beforeV 4 Library stogon 8 Machine Aleter ·:--Garages "' Utilities ·r Pole Barns PUBLIC NOTICE The annual report Form 990PF lor the Kibble Foundation, Bernard V. Fultz, Trustee Is available· lor public Inspection al Bernard V. Fultz Law Office, 111 1/2 West Second Slreel, · NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Wizard Ridmg Lawn Mower 14.5 HP. 42" cut. (304)773- I F L A ROE 1--.r~_;rl_;TI:..;_TI'\"1=-.1--1 I I I I· L=~-;::::~-:;:::·:::~-=~----1 r JC H A K W 12. I . • _ • 13 I . .' ~=;:::;~;:;:::~~- ~ r: . . o _ A T 0 A R !!., 1 I ., I've spent a.fonune on my kidS' education and dental work. The big difference is thst It--r,-.""1114:-T,-T,s<TI-iI RE H AF T they use their - - - -1 · A Complete the chUI;kle quoted _ 'U' by fi/11ng in the miuing words you de,.e!op frOM Jlep No. J bele>w. 8 PAINT NUM&UEO lf:TTERS IN ·• ~s:~IHf~S~(r.iSQ~U~A~Ii(~S~7i~~=~=*=~=*=~~ A UNSCRAMil£ A80VE lETTERS J V 10 Gfl ANSWU · I I I I I SCRAM-'.11'5 A_NSWERS • • Idiocy- Uncle - Truth - Averse - CURL my HAIR My sisier-in -law came into the house and announced , "The gossip I hear in a beauty alon is e'nough to my HAIR!'! ARLO & JANIS \ CURL • �.. ., BB • The Daily Sentinel Friday. www.mydailysentineLcom Jun~ 3, 2005 ALONG THE RivER L IVING Hidden Getaways: Gallia County's quiet countty retreats, Cl House of the Week: House with a countty flavor, Dl , .. .. If you un have a ques,tlon or a cqmment, write: NASCAR This Week, C/O The Gaston Gazette , P.O. Box 1893. Gastonia, NC '28053 AI tMnes Eastern ... ... . ~~~~--- ~ .MBNA400, 12:30 p.m., Sunday BUl>eH SERI!:ii> . Race: MBNA 400 Where: Dover (Del.) lnte rn a. t1ona1 Speedway (1.0 miles ). 400 laps; miles. W~en: Sunday, June 5 Last year 's Winner : Mar k Marttn Qualifying record : Jeremy Mayf1 eld, Dodge. 161.522 mph. June 4, 2004. , M8NA200. : 4:30p.m .• Friday •• : "'This is the most crast>-lilled • season In NASCAA history, and H's not even close. last year l had broken existing racords , and· • this year caution fl'gs are up by . abiiUt 40 percent. "'The Coca-Cola 600 had more • caution periods. 22. than any • event in' NASCAR history. The Ford . 132.719 mph , Sept. 21, 1997. Last week: Face it. Jimmie Johnson 's ju st. hard to beat ... and it's unw1se to count him . out. Johnson 's won his share of races by .being utterly dominant. but in the chaot- "'~was a night of fratricide, with one example after another of OIV' teammate taking out another. The most notable was Dale Earnhardt Jr. wrecking himself and Michael waltrip, but.Casey Mears madvertently took out Sterling Marlin, and Brian Vickers touched off a wreck that gobbled up Jeff Gordon. • Mark Martin was right when he said the Coca-Cola 600 would be a long night of 'short squirts,' wasn't he? Trying to win a race by setting up a car to excel on · long runs· is a losiiig proposition these days. •Steve Hmiel probably Isn't go- · irig to be the long-term answer !or Dale Earnhardt Jr. as crew chief. At this stage in his career, ·Hmiel would probably prefer to . be an administrator at DEL So who's next? Maybe Casey Mears ' crew chief, Jimmy .Elledge, w~o just happens to be Earnhardt Jr.'s brother-in-law.· • The 600 week was particularly devastating for Jason Leffler and Bobby Hamilton Jr., both of whom failed to make the field · alter qualliying for the season 's first 11 races. •Carl Edwards was apologetic, as usual; when his hard rac ing ticked off Dale Jarrett. He's ex· tremely talented. and eventually wa1ted for the field to come Race: MBNA 200 back to him. ~I was lucky to be tn the right place at the Race: MBNA 200 Where: Dover (De l.) lnternational Speedway (1.0 miles). Where: Dover (Del.) Interna- ti onal Speedway (1.0 mi le) . nght 11me." he said. But then 200 lapsj miles. 200 laps/ rriiles . Jo hn son pounced. not with · When: Saturday, June 4 When: Friday, June 3 reckles s abandon bu t with Last year's winner : Greg Btf- Last year's winner: Chad cool calculation . He placed fie · Chaffin h1s Chevrolet in pos 1t 1o n to Qualifying record : Da11id Qualliylng record : Car l Edpass Bobby Lalionte in each Green. Chevrolet. 157 .915 wards. Ford. 152.892 mph. of the final three laps. Twice mph, 2003. June 1. 2004. · Lab onte: . his hapless prey. Race record: Dale Earnhardt Race record: Ted Musgrave. . ma naged to block h1in at the Jr., Chevro le1 , 130.512 mph, Dodge , 104.545 mph, May start-fin ish line. On the final · May 30, 1998. 31. 2002. lap. though, Johnson got the Last W.ek : Kyle Busch, 1n a· Last race : Kyle Busch , in a nose of his Chevy alon_gside Chevy .. won t he Carquest ~hevy, won the Quaker Steak Labonte's. and this time , 300. at l:owe's Motor Speed- & Lube 200 at Lowe's Motor Johnson would not be. de- way. Speedway. . MSNA400 June 5 'iJ.WIIo'allol- Jimmie Johnson ~ Is the first driver ever to .win the Coca-Cola 600 three years · · in ·a row.... Bobby Labonte fin- . , . lstiad six positions better than : / jn any other race this year. , ..:Wha'a not - ·. Dale Eamhamt Jr. ' dropped all, ~. the way to Jk·16th in the *':PQints 4 standln&s. ... Defending • series cham; pion Kurt \- !lUsch wrecked twice and fln,i~hed dea~ last .,, ' . Ohio \ ·alit•) l'uhli,hing !'o. SPORTS • State track and field meet. See Page 81 Moto"r Speedway. he literally , longest race. . . • · FEUD Of THE WEEK DALE EARNHARDT JR. NEXTEL CuP SERIES No. l'omt•J'<>) • 'litldlt•pm1 • (;allipolis • ,June:;, :wo;; BY DIANE POTTORFF DPOTIORfF@MYDAILYREGISTER .COM v 8 BUDWEISER CHEVROLET !'; L!iO • Vol. ;~<). No. :!O Global Industrial·Products files b . NEW HAVEN , W.Va. ·Over 130 employees with Global Indu stri al Products Inc . did not receive their paychecks Friday after the company tiled for 'Chapter II protection Thursday . . Late Thursday, attorney R. Michael Shaw, who is representing ltzhak Bannai and Jacob Binson i.n a lawsuit against owner Boris Bannai, ic Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe 's straight vic tory in NASCAR 's received a fax from the Federal Bankruptcy Court in .Huntington about the compa,ny filing for Chapter 1'1 and all proceedings in Mason County have stopped, Shaw said. "The litigation will continue and we will be doing bat-. tie in another court," he said. A hearing had been scheduled in Mason County Circuit Court Friday, but it was canceled followi ng the bankruptcy filing. According to one employ· ee, workers had been informed thai they would receive their · paychecks Friday. · But when they wen I to pick · them up. they were told that there would be no pay day; the employee said . A guard had told them that the cumpa. ny had l'iled bankruptcy . on not only the plani bur also on the payroll. · "He (Boris Bannai) doesn't have any respect For any- . ptcy body," tHe e·mployee said. "He is deliberately defrauding the employees." Bankruptcy law is primarily compri ~ed of the federal statute with one of the primary goa-ls are to· provide debtors w.ith financial diffi· c ulty an opportunity for a fresh start. The form of the bankruptcy plan will depet)d on whether the debtor· files a chapter 7, chapter II or a c)lapter 13 bankruptcy. Bankruptcy law provides fo r the deve lopment of a plan thai allo.ws a debtor to · resolve hi s d~bts through the di vision of hi s assets among hi s c-reditors. Thi s court· supervised divi sion -provides an orderly .manner for the debtor's non-e xemP,t assets to be dispe rsed among the cred irors with some measure of equality. It also provides the debtor with assurance Please see Clobal, A2 E R s Dale Earnhardt Jr. u s OBITUARIES Michael Waltrip Page A5 • Marcella Fraser • Audrey Glover • Jonathon R. Neal • Thomas J. Scott • Louis Earl Young Dale Earn.hardt Jr. vs. Michael Wlltrlp Junior touched off a ll uge wreck by spinning out his team .mate. He sa id it wasn 't intentional, but it ll ap·: • pened, and it was obvious afterward that Waltrip wa s none too plea.sed. He co mpared it to lhe end of th e Nextel Open . when Brian Vickers seemed to shove Mike Blis s's car INSIDE out of the way on the final lap. NASCAR This ~eek's Monte Dutton gives his take : 'I t certainly wasn't intentional. Dale-Earnhardt Jr. obviously didn't mean to wreck Waltrip, or himself, for that matter. It was • Meeting on air quality issues set for June 8. See Page A2 . • One arrested in meth. lab . bust. See Page A3 • FSA County Committee nominations begin. SeePageA3 • History.bay fund-raiser set. See Page A3 ,• Report: Noe grand jury hears from former mayor, others. See Page A5 • Livestock report. SeePage AS • Bush to visit Ohio amid Pairiot Act push. SeePage AS another frust rating for Earnhardt. and . the pressure isn't going to 1et up anyt ime soon consi dering team upAndrea Kjerrumgaard/NASCAR This Week Steve Hmiel, center, the new crew chief for Dale Earnhardt Jr., right, talks·strategy in the garage a~a during qualifyingfor the Coca-Cola 600. heavals and the struggle of climbing .back into tile points ra~e." FAN TIPS Schrader's dlrUrack will host NASCAR stars Rondeau out, Hmiel in as part of contentious DEishakeup By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week \\It h .; I ~- ttd i ,..\ NU ~'\I 'tid ~ NU 1- MBNA400 Sept 25 nied. He won by .027 of a second, mar~ing his t hi rd he'll learn to harness his abili- ties. " "'How about Ken Schrader fin1 sh· · lng ninth on his 50th birthday? That's two top-10 finishes in the last lour races for NASCAR's old.est regular. "f!usch Series champion Martin Truex Jr. finished seventh, by far his best Cup finish. ·Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties UUVtlllli\IA 2004 race had seven. : : Race record : Mark Ma rt in. · tme •11!1!1 wasn't enough chemistry there ... " is being put in the breach. He was the They ml.lde the swap because of · technical director, which isn't as im· chemistry, and they undid it because . portant as vice president of motorCONCORD, N.C. - Whoever looked of chemistry. What is this chemistry? sports, but it's up there: Now he gets to at what happened in the off-season at Apparently it's not unlike the high- be the lefty in from the pen, summoned Dale Earnhardt Inc. without wonder- school class that unwittingly stumbles to pitch his way out of a jam. ing, at least briefly ... what's the deal? upon the formula for gunpowder. "They had a different methodology Citing "a lack of chemistry," the "Me and Pete were real, real good than how I would've done things," said · Vice President of Motorsports, Richie friends, still are great friend s. I Hmiel. "I want it to be an open book. Gilmore, switched one team with the thought a lot of him and we got along · .. : I want the two teams to use all their other. All the Chevrolets registered to really well, but we didn't really click assets to work together." the Dale Earnhardt Jr.- domain were on the radio on Sunday," said EarnSince that sounded a little -like rolled over to the Michael Waltrip do- hardt Jr. "During practice, we strug· ' Hmiel was a political candidate saying main, and vice-versa. The personnel gled a little bit, and, so, I want to .find he was against crime and the other switched places. They even swapped · somebody who is a good rnatch for me gu.y was for it, he quickly added, "Pete . . their scanner frequencies .· as far as my terminology or whatever wasn't against that. It just wasn't For 11 races, Earnhardt Jr. kept· say- it takes where we can get our cars where we were as a company." ing there were bound to be a few grow· . where we're running fast." ·Earnhardt Jr. then shared where he ing pains and that he thought-the world DEI took team (i.e., Juniqr's) that wanted them to begs a company. . of his new crew chief, Pete Rondeau, finished fifth in the 2004 Nextel Cup · "I feel like this company is on the and that good times were coming. points standings and swafped it with brink of being a full success," he said Nothing like a vote of confidence, the team that finished 20t . The better humbly. "We've never really had a particularly one that is repeated al- team got worse and the worse team grasp of being a dominant team. That's inost every week. got better. · ·always been just around the corner Rondeau's out, and guess what So now Steve Hmiel, a distinguished from going to all the tracks and having Gilmor~ had to Sa,jll.lbout it?" ... there , crew.chief with decades of experience, a good-driving car every week." a ..,....:.,~,_..,...,..;;:::::=:::=======::::;::::::::::===~======~;;;iiiiiiiiiij;;;iiiiiiiiiij~..: On Aug. 3, at the tra ck he owns in Pevely, Mo.. Ken Schrader will hold his third "Night of Stars: at 1-55 Raceway. Dale Earnhardt Jr.. Kyle Petty, Kenny Wallace , Ma rtin Truex Jr. and otbers will join Schrader in a 10· lap Dirt Modi fied sho otout on Schrader's 1/8-mile track . as well as an autograph sessio n, with al l pro- ceeds going to the Victory Junction Gang Camp in Randleman, N.C. For more information go to www.i55race- way. com or call (636)479-3219. WEATHER · · VOUH TLIRN • t m£RS FROM (1LIR RfAOfR S Martin the kind of racer · others lllould admire .Hope fuels annual Relay for Life BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM Benches enhance Pomeroy's riverfront · walking path BY CHARlENE Watch in g Mark Martin ·win (the Nextel AII'Star Challenge) last night made me feel" so ·good abou t NASCAR again . Why-? Be cause we saw a man who reallY exemplifies. all we shou ld want in a professional athlete. He's llad to overcome an awful lot in his life to make it to this poi nt · and I think it's great that he's going to retire whi le stil l at the top of his gam·e. He could make money driving that car around the track every week, · just picking up points and spon sor- ships. But he has too much pride to be anyth ing other than the best he can be. We should all adm ire that kind of sprit. • Jack Baxter Benton, Ark. • Khln Kellyjplloto Walton Brown and his Great Dane, Babe, were ready to start walking at the Gallia County Relay for Life Friday evening. Brown's wife Sharon, a member of the Relay '' committee. is a three-time cancer survivor. HOEFI.ICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM & Supply · Co. , POMEROY- Walkers on Pomeroy's riverfront path now have not only a fountain where they can get a drink of cool water b~t benches on which they can sit and rest. Twenty-nine heavy recycled plastic benches have been secured through a $9,323 enhanceDetails on Pace A8 ment grant from the Ohio · Department of Transportation with the required 20 percent match being provided bf Filrmers Bank. INDEX Four of the benches have been placed on the large .concrete pad surrounding :a fountain 4 SECTIONS - 24 PAGilS given ,as a memorial tribute to former Mayor Around Town A3 John Blaettnar by his family, and four others have been put on the downtown stage in the Celebrations C4-s upper parking lot. · . The.. rest will go along the walking path Classifieds . D Section and the promenade of both parking lots in insert downtown Pomeroy, an extension of the Comics Editorials . A4 walking path. "Now that the benches are in, it's a pleasant Obituaries As place to rest when stopping to get a drink of A2 water," said Pomeroy Mayor John · Musser. Regional B Section · "With the number of walkers increasing every · Sports day, having a place to sit down is a real asset." A6 Weather He also noted that the children of Trinity Cljurch contributed to the site by planting © aoos Ohio Valley PubU.hiD& eo. . ·: . Ch.....,. HoJeftk:h/photo These Cr walkers enjoy a break after traveling the length of Pomeroy's riverfront walkway Friday afternoon. Ashley Freeman of Pomeroy · gets a drink of water from the new fountain , while Shirley Lude . of Syracuse, Rhonda Peters visiting here from Richmond, Va., and Janet Jeffers of Pomeroy, relax on the new t>enches. flowers in the planters ·which surround the concrete pad. The grant also included funds for five trash receptacles of-the same heavy recycled · plastic, one of which has been placed near the fountain. The others will be put along the Pluse- Benches. A2 GALLIPOLIS - For more than 24 hours they walked 'with one thing in mind: Hope. · · Hope for finding a cure for cancer, hope for raising enough money to reach that goal, and hope that a cure . will come in our lifetime. · That was the focus of the eighth annual Galli a County Relay (or Life that began Friday evening and wrapped up at noon Saturday in the Gallipolis City Park, as 24 teams and other volunteers helped raise funds for cancer research. . · "It's bigger iind better and it's such a fantastic out· pouring of love," Relay Chairperson Bonnie McFarland · said as she watched the first set of walkers - . local can· cer survivors - take their inaugural lap around the park. Teams have worked year-round to raise funds, with Relay being the signature event for their efforts. as it is around the country. . · "One thing sums i! up: Hope. It's the reason to Relay," said Dr. Alice Dachowski of Holzer Clinic in remarks during Relay 's opening ceremony. "Look around you: . The n~mber of people from all walks of life th.at are here tesiifies to the increased awareRess we have of this dis· ease in Gallia County. "It's truly outstanding." she added. . ,Sharon Brown, a three-time cancer survivor and longtime member of the Relay committee, described Relay as one of the most imponant act_ivities a community can do to combat the disease . "Every team brings in more and more money every year," she said. "Our goal this year is $70,000 and we're going over it." · Relay not only stands as a memorial to those who have lost the battle to-cancer - symbolized in the luminary ceremony held after dark - but celebrates the victories scored by those who, lil1e Brown, have survived. Please- Ret.y. A2 Colorectal Cancer Update -2005 )\ .E tlltl-r proMHl!Od by tho Amoricon Carrcor Society in conjiJf>Ction with Holror , . _ and tho Holzer Medici~~ Centat Community HH/111 and ~ss ~ Educarion Oifpll'f'menta. Tuesday, June 7 • 9 AM - 12 Noon (Rogll1rai!On ~ 1t 11:30 om) ~ HMC Education & Conference Center T•rget Aucllenu: ~Na •nd LPNa • J.• oont.::f trouts avalable.. FHiu..cl Speoker: James Ungerleider,.MD , Medical OireciO< of the Holzer Center fer Cancer Car,: ~~lk>rl anocomoct llourinfonnation. p~eese ""'(7411J .ut-531:1. Due 11> limiled Nolir!g, ~ is reqUil'o<l To fO<»M1 coniJJct llouro, - - . mu.t attend the enlire event:and complete an evaJustkJn. .. - ---~ · •· • • � 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 06. June 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 June 3, 2005 flowers fraser glover scott