https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e4beb5d3db5fd2a73856ef32a47cd13.pdf 84a9d207c8cef36a098f1f348b088d09 PDF Text Text ... • I • Poker Run set to benefit ·Holzer Hospice, A2 ·Believers Voice to · tlerform, A3 \.. enlne Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio U.S. House passes flood prevention me~ur~s for Meigs SPORTS Bv BRIAN J. REED . BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Li sbon. announced that lhe · U.S. House of Representatives - -- - - - -- - - approved a $500.000 appropriPOMEROY Meigs. ation in the Ene rgy •Hid Water Athens, Gallia and other south- AppropriatiOJ\, bill fo r llood • Post 128 outslugs Parkersburg. See Page 81 storm water manq!!ement , · come into our channel c learin~ and n1ouitica- and dean c ummunitie ~ _, ··'The kgi:-.lat ion gives the up creeks and Corps of Eng inee rs a dear "tion~ nnd initiate watershed . :-.treams. and take other steps coordination measures. w help preven t futut·e flood"> h J-irel·tive to u 1me into these are'" and he.lp get thes~ areas ""Th is fundin!.! at:know l- like the ones that Cle\astat.,;d cleaned up ... Stri.cklan d said. eastern Ohio count ies will ben- mitigation 'measu res in Ml;!igs. edges what becalne painfuJ iy ou r ~~rea last yea r.'· , .The appropriations bill will efit from a half-million federal appropriation. passed by th e U.S. House earlier this week. to help prevent future flooding like that of last September. U.S. Rep.' Ted Strickland. D- Athens, Gal lia. Lawrence and Scioto coun ties: The money will be used by the U.S.· Army Corps of Engineers to des ign and bui ld flood controls. conduct stream bank protection. oh1·iou s las t September." ~tr i ck land 'aid. "Flood and hatarcl mitigation in our area is ·long overdue. With th is funding. the Co rp~ of Engineer; wi ll be able to · The funds will su pport cooperat ive . efforts on the .Part, of local, state. and feLleral a!!Cil"<..:ics and wakrs hed urga1;i ~ations coordinated by the Corps of Engineers. 110\\.. go to the U ,S. Senate for appr01 ul. · but S trickland Spoke,man Chad Ta nn~ r said the legislation is expected to pass the Senate an d be signed in to law. ,Rutland alumni .......,.,...,.._,.,., return for reunion ' . . BY CHARLENE HoEFLICH HOEFLIC H@MYDAILYSENTINEL RUTLAND - " A total of 239 alumni of Rutl and Hi gh School attentled the annual reu nion and banquet hel d at the Rutland Civic Cen ter on Saturday of Memorial Day weekentl. Eight scholars hips funded by donations from alu mni were awarded to graduating · seniors who are the child or grandchild of an alumni. The recipients were : Jennifer Hayman , valedi ctorian of Reedsville Eastern High School, the grand- . daughter of Robert Edwards, "Sr;, class of 1954, who will be attentling The Ohio State University, majoring in psychology ;· Justin Poythress, graduate of Cheltenham High School. Pennsylvania, grandson of Lu.d lle Anderson Weisenborn, class of 1934, to Vanderbilt Un iversity, majoring in education; · Renee Bailey, Meigs High School, grandda ughter of William Bailey, class Of 1946. to Wheeling Jesuit College, majoring in athletic training OBITUARIES •. ; Page AS : • David Lee Hill, 70 • Page 12. Fun In tbe Sun. INSIDE ThwwcJay. thme 9. 200 '· :.• Meigs County Big Tree • Contest. See Page A3 ~ 'HAVEN' slated to perform. See Page A3 ·• Ariel Theatre to host 'Camp Melodrama.' See Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS ·• A Hunger For More. See Page A6 • Local Church Briefs. See Page A6 Please see Rutland, A2 ... rest Drive ·a NEW Car or 7ruclf and Register to Win a Weber Silver Series IP Gas tirill to be on June 3Dtlt OOEX 2 SECTIONS -'-- 16 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds 84-6 Comics B7 Dear Abby A3 A4 Editorials A6-7 .Movies · AU.B-u.IIIMLT 21N STOCK - NOW! . As NASCAR B3 pbituaries As Sports B Section Weather A6 e 2005 Ohio Vtdley Pnbljshj. . Co. POMEROY ~ A wise person once said that you have to know· where you· ve been before you can know where you ' re goi ng. The Meigs County Bikers Associatio n recently acknowledged thei r past and where they 've been by honoring their charter members with plaques of appreciat ion. · · C harter members began the Association twenty years ago with the intention of raising money to buy toys for needy · Meigs County children at Beth Se<gentj plloto Christmas. This core group consisted of The Meigs County Bikers Association recently honored the charter eight to 10 members who members that founded the group twenty years ago with special organized the Toy ·and plaques. Charter members who were honored were. ba<:k row Memorial . Runs. put out fl y- (from left) Arnold Priddy (also <! current member). Sherry and ers, picked up T-shirts. col- Melvin Swisher, Jeff and Brenda Davis and Jo Frye who also leered donation s. cooked. and accepted . her plaque on behalf of her late husband Charlie. worked the door at. the ·c urrent members of the Association pictured in the front row (from fundraising events- in short. left) were road captain Rudy Ste-,vart, secretary Rosalyn Stewart, they did the early leg work. road captain R;l/1dY Arnold. Not pictured were charter members Charter members Brenda Marshall. and Jane Slater. Kathy Meadows and Doris Starcher who and Jeff Davis of Syr·acuse accepted the plaque on behalf of her late husband Stanley. helped to found the Association along with Jo Frye and her late husband , Dill's Saddle Up Horseback that the Association rem~m - . Charlie of Rutland. Trail Ride to benefit St. bered she and her husband . lllese day s Frye rides hors- Jude's Children s Research "You would •have thou ght es instead of motorcycles but Hospital" they· d furgot about us but still participates in charitable "You're always a biker at ·Please see Bikers, AS causes like friend Isabel heart." Frye sa.i.d. honored Justin.Poythress , HMC Community Health and W~llness "Dedicated to p;omoting Wei/ness" Adam Snowden Two Meigs students delegates to Girls State 8Y CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSE NTINEL:COM POMEROY - Two Meigs students will be among over 900 delegates from acrC!ss the state converging onto the campus of Ashland Univer>iry this weekend for the 59th annual Brooke Amanda American Legiun Auxiliary O'Bryant Windon Butkeve Girls State. They are Brooke O'Bryam. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Windo~ dau2htet of Mr. and Mrs. of Pomeroy, a se nior at Marty O' l:lryant of Pomeroy. Eastern High school. The two will leave Sunday who will be a 1.1enior at Meigs for Ashland where they will High School in the fa ll. and Amanda Windon. daug hter of Please see Deleptes. A5 More than half of Meigs fourth graders weigh within nonnal range BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT® MYDAilYSEN.TINEL.COM hood obesi t{and how to combat it. . The BMI's were collected POMEROY - This year ·last fall and dr ne with comM~igs Count y Cardiovascular , plete contldential ity. Children Health Coordr,nator Andrev. were individually brought B~mfield cullec ted th~ body Into a private room where ma ss mdex IBM IJ reatlmgs Brumfield and an assistant tr?m tourth grader\ at Metgs. took their height and weight .Eastern and Southern without reveali ng it even to Elementary School' to gage • the local in ci dence of ch il dPlease see WeiP... A5 An Online Well ness· Center. "TAX, TITLE N1D fEEII EXTRA. DEAU:R IIET- IIEBATU. 'PIIICEIIIMYIIEQliRE QMU IERTO fiiWI~E M FIICC. · Aaron lhle Nathan Hescht Samantha Pierce Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYS£NTINE L.COM Pace A& Faith•Values ' Cassie Lee Jennifer Hayman Meigs C,ounty Bikers Association honors their roots WEATHER Details on · Renee Bailey • • At Yoqr Fingertips! http://holzer.wellsource.com *Heanh - ·- ---- *Health 'related articles • Resources for better living • Wei/ness section • And everything in between! r �. .• • . • The Daily Sentinel ' • · LoCAL • STATE PageA2 :Community Calendar Poker Run set to benefit Holzer Hospice GALLIPOLIS the Lallies of Harley Chapter 3750 will spon'sor a Poker Run benefilling Holzer Hospice on from noon to 5 p.m. Sunday <\1 the American Legion on McCormick Road in Gallipolis. · Registratimt ·will be held at the Ga llipolis . H.O.G. on Clubhouse located Prospect Church Roa.d in Bidwell. beginning at II a.m . Entry fee for a driver solo is $10 and a passenger is $5. · There will be a 50/50 jackpot and awards for best · poker hands . ' · The Ladies of Harley Chapter have donated a chop: per built by D&D Iron Work·s of Vinton for a give-.away. - Tickets can be purchased at ·Holzer 1iospi.x. -located at 2881 St. Rt. 160 in Gallipolis, and Baxter's Hurley Davidson, located at 1900 Jackson Pike in Gallipolis, · where· the chopper is being displayed. On Saturday Oakwood Home s of Gallipolis will have the chopper on display and tickets may also be purchased there. The drawing will take place at the end of the Poker Run. For more information , please call Teresa· Elliou at Submitted photo (740) 367-0251, Baxter's Harley Davidson at (740) Teresa Elliot, Ladies of Harley Chapter 3750 member, left, and 446-6336, or Holzer Hospice . Anita Moore. volunteer coordinator for Holzer Hospice display ' · toll-free at 1-800-500-4850. - a chopper to be given away at Sunday's poker run. Charges could be dropped in teenager's drug-linked death AKRON (AP) - Charges against four people in the drug-related death of a friend . would be dismissed if a judge determines they can benefit from a court-supervised treatment program. lillian Hribsek, 19, a Kent State University freshman, died in March after ingesting ·a strong pain medication prescribed for her mother, who has cancer. Summit Cou!)ty Common Pleas Judge Marvin Shapiro on Wednesday referred the · four to the Summit County Psycho-Diagnostic · Clinic. The clinic will determine whether a treatment program can help them. If treatment is recomm'ended, they would plead guilty but charges would be dismissed if they . successfully complete the program. Police said Hribsek and two others - Casey Hennacy, 18, and Shannon Lane, 19 -took time-release patches containing fentanyl, a narcotic painkiller. A pat'h is designed :Public meetings NewsChannel . 'Birthday ·.observed . Church events Friday, June 10 LONG BOTTOM Praise and worship services will be held at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday, and 6:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Mt. Olive Church. Long Bottom. . LONG BOTTOM - The King Family of Lancaster will be in concert at 7 p.m. at the Faith Full Gospel Church. · Believers Voice to peJ:for,n , Local Stocks ACI- 50.46 AEP- 35.94 Akzo- 39.40 Ashland Inc. - 68.38 AT&T - . 18.96 BLI-13.24 Bob Evans - 22.56 BorgWarner - 52.65 Champion - 4.35 Charming Shops - 9.25 · City Holding - 33.82 Col --, 48.57 · USB- 29.25 Gannett -· 74.30 General Electric - 36.79 GKNLY: ..,... 4. 70 Harley Davidson - 49.28 JPM- 35.50 Kroger - 16.78 Ltd.- 21.55 NSC- 31.52 Oak Hill Rnanclal 27.64 OVB- 26.20 BBT- 39.59 . Peoples - 27 Pepsl~o- 55.50 Premier - 10.28 Rockwell - 49'. 91 Rocky Boots - 31.95 RD Shell- 59.75 SBC -23.41 Wal-Mart- 47.82 Wendy's - 46.51 Worthington - 16.31 CHESTER - Joy and Tish Coates of Chester entertained recently with a party in celebration of the first birthday of . their daughter, Tessa Nicole . A butterfly and daisy _theme w~s carried out. Attending were the honoree's half-brothers, Zach and Trey, her halfsisters, Alexus and Britney, Derrick, Metheney. David Might, Kathy Stone, Amanda and Ryan Dill. Ryan and ·Jenna Dill, Rick Metheney, .Jane and Rod Baker, Jessie :and Clarence Might, and :Roger Coates. Sending gifts -were Erik . Metheney, Vickie Metheney, and Jeni Stewart. KEEPING MEIGS COUNTY INFORMED . The Daily Sentinel Friday, June to, • 2005 DEAR ABBY: We have a ·hl' was in fifth grade. and I neighf>or. an Unm;uried man "~"in fourth . I ,till talk with in hi's late SUs, who has ht' mom t.'\ t.'P; 1lo\\r and then. always made me a bit uncomhut h" ~ranjmother blames fortabl e. He doesn ' t work mtd me . She ....... <.l\' beGtu..,e I Y.a') i' always home . l'il>se't to him. I cottld have Dear We have a 13-year-old prcvetllc•J it. 'daughter. "Kimberly." who Abby E\ef\ \ear I ~o to hi' house· occasionally >rays alone f(>r after s~hi.>ol and talk with his several hnu" at a time while mom . Ho\\."t'' cr. his grandI run errands. I have always mother lllll\ cd in. so thi s year told Kimberly that if she's l:>y I will be 'isitino with her as herself. she should not open to the point of threatening tu "dl. Havi n~ he~·- tell 1i1e it's the door to anyone outside of hit mv husbanJ'' . mv fault h-urts me. and I immediate familv. In addiExpe,rts .tell kids to "get k1io" it ' hurt ' her daughter tion. after seeing' an episode away." "don't go near the (m\ friend's mom ). What do of "Oprah.". I instructed · her car." "don't help the a~ult I'OLI (hink ahnut thi s'? - · 'that if she did mess up and neighbor lind his puppy." etc . HURT II'\G It\ 'HENDERopen the door for some rea- But wtwt do you do when fol- SON. NEV. son. she shou ld slam it shut-if lowing that advice convinces · DEAR HuRTING: It is she saw it was a man alone. · neighbors that your chilu i' \\'linderful that you have She didn't have to be polite . rude'? PROTECTIVE remaineu in contact with Well. pur neighbor came PARENTS IN KNOXVILLE yo ur friepd·, mother. It over recently in ;;·rage. com- , DEAR . PROTECTIVE shows great sensitivity, ml!tu· plaining that our dog had got- PARENTS.: You pay attention rity and generosity. It is clear . ten l,oose. We apologized pro- l(llhe source of the complaint that your friend's grandmothfusely and told ' him we ' d and listen to .your intuition.. er is still grieving . When a remedy the situation. We did- You stated that the man has .famil~· member of · any age n:t •want him to be unhappy always made . you feel comri1its suicide. the surwith us. However. he just got · uncomfortable . vivors are often left with an angrier ·and angrier. He That your neighbor would overwhelming sense of guilt slopped talking about the dog nurse a grudge for a year and In order to lessen the burden and began ranting about then "lose it" to the point of of guilt she is carrying. it Kimberly, saying she didn' t threatening your husband with appears 'he is trying to assign know how to · act and had violence is another clue that '·it to you. Treat her with slammed the door in his face whatever problems you may respect. but tune her out. You . last year. I explained that she have pale in comparison to his . were only a child when this was only 12 at the time and His behavior was irrational. tragedy occurred. and in no may. have been frightened. You have an obedient way are you responsible for but he continued to rant. (The daughter who follows your what happened·. dog was forgotten.) instructions to the . letter. Dear Abby is written by .Was . I wrong to -tell Count your blessings, ;md tell · Abigail Van Burell, also ·Kimberly she didn't need- to her to keep her distance from kllow11 as Jean11e Phillips, be polite to our -older ·male that neighbor. and was Jou11ded by her neighbor standing alone at our , DEAR ABBY: l am 13 and mother, Pauline Phillips. door" Am I just rai sing a rude in seventh grade. My best Write Dear Abby at child'' Was it normal for him frienq died three years ago, li!ww.DearAbby.com or P.O. to come over a year later and <tnd I don' t know what to do. Box 69440, Los A11ge/es, CA yell at us about our daughter He com!llitted suicide when 90069. Davis promoted Submitted photo The Believers Voice , a Southern gospel quartet from Jersey Baptist Church in Pataskla, will sing at 10a.m. Sunday at the Rock Springs Methodist Church. · . GRACEMEN .QUARIEI' WRL BE IN CONCERT 'HAVEN' slated to perform Meigs County .~Big Tree Contest · : POMEROY - The annual News ·and inform~tion for ·senior citizens of ·the Tri-County... ~Big Tree Contest sponsored by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District is :underway with nominations •being accepted until Aug. 22. ; Every year, a different :species of tree. is selected forthe . contest. This year's :contest is open for the Weeping . ,Willow, whose scientific name ;is Salix babylonica. L. . ~ The nominated tree must be ;located in Meigs County, but :ctoes notd need to be located ;on property of the person mak.ing the nomination. However permission must be gotten :from the property owner in :order to nominate a tree. , · Trees can be nomin;l!ed ·:Only one time. The t1rst entry :received will be entered in the contest. Nomination fomis are available at the Meigs Soil :and Water Conservation ·District, 33101 Hiland Road, :Pomeroy, 45769, Nomination :rorms will also be avail<ible at :the Meigs SWCD fair booth. A $50 Savings bond will be . presented as the Meigs ·. county Big Tree Award at the :Meigs SWCD Annual ;Banquet. District personnel •and forestry judges will mea:sure all trees. The decision of ' the judges will be ftnal . The :winner of last year's contest •was Jane and Rod Baker who :nominated the Sycamore tree :located .in Chester Township : For more infonnation con' · ·tact Jenny Ridenour, EducatiOn :coordinator Meigs Soil and :water Conservation District, :992-4282, or e-mail jenny.ride•oour@oh.nacdnet.net. • r ar er ]Jlly 8, 200.5 ·Senior Citizens make up _65% of !he total population of the Tri-County. To reach this group, contact your Advertising Representative. HAVEN .. MIDDLEPORT "HAVEN" a contemporary Christian band based in Canal Winchester, will per-· form at 7:30p.m. on Ju11e 18 a! the · Bradbury Church of Christ. · · · · Band members . include Heather Finlaw Snyder as lead singer, who owns and operate~ a tanning salon; B. J. Freese; bass guitar GALLIPOLIS Congratulations is being offere'd to Lance Cpl. Michael Girolami Davis on his r~cent promotion. Davis enlisted in June 2004. He graduated basic training in September '2004 from the United States Marine Corps. Davis is tempoarily stationed at Camp Pendleton , Calif., where he w.ill fini sh his specialized training in aviation electronic in August. Davis is a 2004 graduate of Galli a Academy . High School .. He is the son of Steve and Peg Davis of Gallipolis. He is the grandson of Guido Girolami of Pomeroy, and and 1 Donald Davis .of Marysville, vocals,; and anJohn · employee of · ··- - - - - - - - Lowes FerrelL lead guitar an vocals, a teacher in the Columbus Schools. All three a!lend the . Eastland Christian Church. Tire Daily Sentinel Snyder, formerly of Meigs County, is married to Joey Subscribe todny • 992-2155 Snyder and they have one www.mydailysentinel.(om. daughter, Whitley. PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE.. Keeping Meigs County informed· ~- • tloint ~feasant 1\tgister • The Daily Sentinel Berber Carpet Starting At .. -- · -~·~ ... $6.95 sq yd · ' $1.59 sq. ft. (Carpet Only) (Material Only) 175 N. 2nd Ave. • Middleport, OH PM . 8B ~ Team ......... ~n~inate flooring Starting AI Ingels Carpet C.OR.E. .. BEST PRICES OF THE SEASON MAY 28 - JULY 4, 2005 &the " OUR SIZZLING SUMMER SALE WILL FLOOR YOU! Carpet Slbsaibe tnd<r{: 992-2155 lh The Gracemen Quartet will be in concert at the MI. Union Baptist Church near Carpenter at 10:30 a.m. on June 19. Visit Ingels your Mohawk CoiorCenter- retailer, ~.. to view an expansive selection of flooring· options on sale now. Find the choices you've been looking . for at the best deals of the summer. · · The Daily Sentinel , · GcMipel On The LAiwe I PulnaOf RluaLcwd 1 S 7 ckjJune11Mifraln 1pm-9pm I --------~--------.-Gb;&lil c. ......tta ~~llipolidlail!' l!ribunt . Submitted photo CARPET', LAMINATE, RESIL(ENT FLOORINQ. -.---JOIN THE FREE . ' Saturdav. June II CHESTER. -· ~rack and ba,eball cookout wJ!l be held' at, 6 p.m at Eastern High School. Take vegetable. de"erl and lawn chair. . Rutland . Syracu'e fire \lation. The BEDFORD Bedford Township Tru,tec' will meet at· 7 p.m at the town hall. Clubs and organizations Friday, June 10 .t.his evenin·g. Today's hjgh of Saturday, June 11 Morning (7 a.ir1.-Noon) . 85 will occur around ~ p.m. Moming (7 a.m.-Noon) It's going _to be a humid and as temperatures drop to 72 It 's going to be a humid and · cloudy morning. There is a by late eveni'ng. Skies will cloudy morning. Temperatures slight chance of rain. be partly cloudy to cloudy will climb from 72 to 83 by Temperatures will hold SieMy with 5 MPH winds from the late this morning. Winds will around 75. Winds will be 5 to south turning from the south- be s·MPH from the south tumtO MPH from the southwest. west as the evening ' pro- · ing ·from the southwest as the Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) gresses. ,' !TIOming progresses. . It will remain humid and Ovemight (l-6·a.m.) Aftemoon (1-6 p.m.) , . cloudy. Temperatures will rise It should be a humid and 11 will continue to be humicl from 77 to 85 .by late thi s cloudy overnight. ·Expect and cloudy. Moderate rain is afternoon. Winds will be 5 to light rain. Th~ rain is predict10 MPH from the southwest . ed to end near 2 a.m. with expected. The rainfall is turning from _the south as the total accumulations for thi s expected to begin near 5 p.m. ewent near 0.10 inches . The·rain fall should reach 0.17 afternoon progresses. Eve11ing _(7 p.m.-Midnight) Temperatures will linger at 72. inches by this afternoon. It looks like · a humid with today's low of 72 occur- Temperatures will rise from 82 . evening. We are predicting ring around6 a.m. Winds will early this afternoon to 86 by 4 light rain. The rain will start be 5 MPH from the southwest p.m. then drop down to 79late around II p.m. Expect 0.07 turning from the south as the afternoon. Winds . will be .:5 inches of rain by the end of overnight progresses. MPH from the southwest. : PageA3 Girl at home alone slams door in neighbors face Monday, June 13 . POMEROY -· Orange ·Township Trustees special :meeting, 7:30 p.m .. home of :the clerk, Osie Follrod, to 'discuss chip and seal .JJn township roads. RACINE · - A special Friday, june 10 meeting of the Southern POMEROY - The annual 'Local Board of Education heritage din'ner will ~ held at' will be held at ~ p.m. at the the Meigs County Museum at ;o;chool. · ·. 7 p.m. Reservation s ·are to be Tuesday, june 14 made by calling 992-3810. . SYRACUSE -A public MIDDLEPORT - . The meeting to discuss the fate Widows ' Fellowship will of the London Pool will be · meet at· noon at Gino's in .held at 7 p.m. at · the Mason. · Dally stock reports are to release medication over the 4 p.m. closing quotes three days. However, the of the previous day's women opened the patches DG~20.25 transactions, provided by · and licked the gel. They took the drugs to the DuPont - 46.35 . Smith P11rtners at' Advest ' home of brothers' Jimi and Federal Mogul - •72 Inc. of Gallipolis. Seth Willison, ages 19 and 18. . . When lan~ lost consciousness~ police and paramedics were called. During question' ing, the group said only Lime took the medication. Officers and• paramedics believed them and took Lane to Akron. Subs_c ribe today • 992-2155 • www.mydailysentinel.com City Hospital, where she was treated and released. accompanied by Catherine Turner Bolin, Joe Bolin, Bill Shenet1eld. Music was pro- Brewer, Jim Dyer, Donna vided by Still Standin. Will Higgins; Rutland High School gnid1957: Lynn Ballengee, from PageA1 uates from their respective Phyllis Rice Crandell, John classes attending were as fol- Jeffers; Kenneth Longstreth, and physical education; Minnie Kitchen McKenzie, , Cassie Michelle Lee, lows: '1933: Eugene Fink; Henry Milam, Robert Rife, Meigs High School, grand1925: : Harold C. Rice Jerry Schoonover, Raymond daughter of Richard Rupe, 1939: John Sadley; Wilcox, Joan Rife Wolfe; class of 1947, .to University 1940: Marjorie L. Standley 195.8: Judy _Hayes Eaps, of Rio Grande, majoring in · Rice; Charlotte Harrison Harper, pre~pharmacy Science; 1841: Maxine Ogdin Danny Holliday, Thomas Adam Snowden, Meigs Grift1th, Mary Kathi-yn Davis ·· Jeffers, John R. Priddy; High School, grandson of Holter; · · 1959: Danny Cremeans, · Carlos Snowden, class of .1942: James C. Lanning, Elaine . Steele Dyer, Louise · 1943, to Ohio University, Kathleen Smith Rogers, majoring in electrical engi- Robert Snowden. and James Parsons Eads, Euna Mae Richards Eaton, Shirley neering; B. Thom;ts. Samantha Pierce, Meigs · 1943: V emon Alvis, Jean Ballengee Head, Betty Jeffers Longstretrh, Richard Nelson, High School, granddaughter Ainos Redden; Ronald Rife, Phyllis of C31'ol Pierce, class of 1944: Faye Reeves Williams Rife ; 1947, and Vivian Hysell Hammond, Richard Rupe, 1960: Albert Hawkins Robinson, class of 1952, to Eleanor Taylor Thomas. Brewer, John Brogan, Patty Ohio University, majoring in 1945: Delma Riggs ~elson, Young Clark, Clara Mae physical therapy; . Goldie Knotts Nelson ; Hysell, Judy · Slawter Aaron lhle, Meigs High 19456: William K. Bailey,' Marinacci, Harold C. School, grandson of Robert Meryl Houdashelt: McKenzie, Carlos McKnight, Bobo, class of 1950, to Ohio 1947: Daniel Ray Dawson, Wayne Nelson, Margie University, maJormg in Merle Reeve s Johnson, Priddy Rife; rese~ch chemistry; Catherine Colwell 1961; Charles Barrett, Jr., · Nathan Wayne Hescht, Shenefield; ' James William Hobstetter, Buffalo · High School, West 1948: Charles Buck; David Martin, Patricia Rife Virginia, · . grandson of 1949: Phylis Burson Amos, McCort. and Louise Milam . Charlotte Smith Hesch!. class 'Charles Amos, Helen Taylor of 196land. great-grandson of Atkeson, John Dyke, Carol Soulsby; 1962: Marion Rife, Jr., Giles Smith, class of 1942 to A. Daw,son Pack, Eugene Viola McKnight Shoemaker; Concord Universuy, major- Richards, Raymond Thomas, 1963: Darlene Goff Dill, ing in business. and Lanada M. Thomas Dick Lambert, and .Bobby Jo~n W. Jeffers. president Wilcox; Pope; gave the welcome · with 1950: Bob Bobo, Bill 1964: Anci.l B. Cross, Danny Tillis having the invo- · Brown, Av.anell Jordan cation. Appreciation was George, Janet Ogdin Jones, Karen Gilkey Harrington, ' extended to Marie Bircht1eld · Samuel Bruce · May, Paul Danny McDonald, Carolyn and Vrrginia Michael for their Patterson, Robert Wilcox , Bricldes Petry, Rosemary Harless Pope, Gerald Saxton, assistance in registering those Mickey Williams; Benny Slawter, Danny Tillis, attending and to Star Grange 1951: Jack Barton, Marie Sharon Quillen Wise; . No. 778 for catering the meal. Little Birchfield, Joan 1965; Suzy Parker Hysell, ' R,ichard Nelson, vice presi- . Snowden May, Henry Hysell, William dent, presented special award McKnight, Virginia Moore Tom · Judy Cemeans Lambert, certificates to Eugene Fink Michael, Rose Slawter class of 1933, Harold Rice Patterson, Shirley Cremeans McDonald, Larry Rife, Larry class of 1934. and John Simmons. and Lowell Vance; Rupe, Darrell Smith, and Standley class of 1939. 1952: Ainslee Wilson Carol Floccari Tate; 1966; Ray Alkire, Barbara Recipients of the ·annual McKnight, Helen · Rife alumni scholarships were Reinhart, Vivian L. Hysell Cottrill Cremeans, Joetta announced by Suzie Hysell Robinson, Mary Dyke Eerlewine Eskey, Mary Crouser Hobstetter, Sandra Parker assisted by Maxine Woodrum; Griffith and Joan Wolfe . 1953: Joan Montgomery Tucker Phillips, Bev. Forbes ·Officers elected for 2006 Corder, Nell Rice Dicken, Rupe, Charlotte . Rupe were John Montgomery. 'Judy Lambert Snowden, Stewart: 1955, , president; Russe ll Ronald Ballengee, . Robert 1967: Roger Barrett, Peggy Carson, I9~5 , vice president: Edwards, Sr.. Donna Bolen · Tillis DeWeese, Karen Alberta Snowden Nelson, Charles Tucker Floyd, Pauletter and Mntgomeroy. 1955 , secre- Richards: Dalton Gordon, Joe Hawkins, tary; and Margaret smith 1955: Russell Carson, Gary Haynes, Sam Larkin, Edwards, 1961, treasurer. Alberta Snowden Sue Clonch J_.arkin, Kathy Veterans aqending were Montgomery. John Thomas Schultz. Iva Sarns recognized · and a prayer Montgomery, Jim Nelson, Slater, Mary Floccari given by Danny Tillis for the Jack Perry. Phyllis Williams Sneyers. Mark Tillis, Jim . safety of all military person- Pierce, Paul M. Shoemaker, Vanaman, Darlene Smith nel presently. serv.ing world- and Ann Priddy Thomas: Vanaman. and Betty Clark wide. The school song was Lynn Vanmetre; 1956: Sharon . . led by Janet Bolin and Bartrum Benschoter, Janet 1968: Larry Montgomery. BY THE BEN,D · The . Daily Sentinel Friday, June 10, 2005 • ... w ., .. ~..,... T - . , . ..... I ... · - - - •·- 7028 .. �• .. • OPINION The Oaily Sentinel ' ' • www.mydailysentinel.com phio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher ' Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News E9itor ' ' • Congress shall make no lau• respectit1g an ·establishment of religio11, or prohibiting the · free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speecl1, .or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to .assemble, and to petition the Governmmtfor a redress ofgrievances. - .The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S VIEW Class rank The system should be re-eXamined Dear Editor: · Before I comment·. let me say that the problem kll)l addressing applies to all three school districts, though the mcist egrec gious example has just occurred. Also. it is great to see academic excellence emphasized in our schools over athletics, this situation stiff needs to be addressed. For several years there has been the naming of more than one valedictorian per .graduating class in local high schools - no matter how small the clas s is. This year. we have seven valedictorians in one small graduating .class though other county s.chools ha.ve had similar situations in past' ·years. Such a situation dilutes the honor of valedictorian. especially when more than I0 percent of a graduating class is named with this honor. The problem .is easily solved, but the question is whether local school oRicials have the wisdom and desire 10 solve it. There is a huge difference between a 93 p'ercent score being an "A" grade and ·a 1001/6 be·ing ah '·A" grade . However, these schools seem to be using the 4.0 grading system to determine class rank, which makes no distinction between these two extremes. That is how we are get ting multiple valedictorians. The answer to this situation is simple: use the same percentages used to. issue grades each grading period to deteremine the highest scholatistic person .in a class. When the complaint is heard that only a small difference e"ists between ·graduates ' grades in the determination of class rank, one musl remember that by the very nature of class ranks , differences in determ~ning ranks will be of minute amounts. That 's the way it is supposed to work. To make this current problem even worse, a ·school with seven valedictorians named a salutatorian. By definition, this is impossible. One must be the second highest stholastic person in a class to get this honor. If there are seven valedictorians, the next person is ranked 8th in the class not 2nd. I have no doubt that all of these students are fine scholars, but that is not the point. The point is the system of class rank is broken and needs to be fixed. ,Keith D. .Ashley Pomeroy JermmJs fur sensual satisCalifornia. I niet the grandfaction s - like fnod, drink mother of a Holl vwuud or sex when those ~lctr~~s while I was vi.~iting a demamh. get out of li'ne. fri~ntl" s home . Duri ng the 'J:he body, of course, must cour...,e of our conversation. I not be thouoht of as a selfish e . Geqrge a ~ked the woman if she lived clod . concerned only that ItS Plagenz alone . appetites be tiped . It has a · ··Oh. Jcur. no." she said. ··1 built-in intelli gence of it s Iii'~ with four .men An . own that is frequently supeWill. Jal' k and Ben ... rior tu anything our minds Pleased · with the 'wide - ly liked hin1 . He always can come up with . It pereycJ reaL·tion that proi.lut:cd. seemed to be talking about form s services for us th~t we she went on to explain . self-deninl and the delights could never perfor'm for ourShe said. "' I wake up ~v i th of deferred sati sfaction . selves. , Art Riti s. I couldn 't make it Self-indulgence and The late Dr. Ri chard Cabot t h r ou ~ h the d•ay.without Will ·. in stant gra tification were of Massachu setts General . Power. Jack Daniel and I IIIOrc down our line. Hospi1al once told the story We thought of Will Power of a 65-year-old auto accilive it .up at the happy hour at tlve every afternoon . .af1d I as an old spoilsport. We pre- dent victim who was brought gQ to bed with Ben G ~JY... fer friends who are more fun. to the hospital and died soon Most of the older ones If Will · Power has any afterward . among us are well acquaint- fri ends at. all today. they are At the autopsy it was di sed with · two of the .men either dieters or people who covered that the nian had Grandma lives with - Art need a strong arm to hang on h,ad four "'fatal" diseases and Ben. We probably met · to just to get around. In nei- dLlring his lifetime - ' none Jack much earlier in life. and ther case does it amount tu a or which he had been aware we st ill maintain our long- love affair. If Will Power of. These diseases had either standing friend ship with sometimes feels he is "being healed them selves or the him. used.'·· he is . We don' t like body had found new ways to But we can·, claiin Will him for himself, only for carry on the functions of the Power as a close friend: what he can do for us. diseased organs. Some of us; as a 'matter of Will Power sometimes It was Dr. Cabot's conclu fa<.:t, can 't even remember goes under another name. sion after many years as a him. We may even have fig- Mind ovh l'v!atter. That is physician th.at "a gigantic ured he was dead. because; iri Will's philoso- healing power tights on our Certainly we haven't heard phy, the mind is called ·upon side. There is a great power much about Will Power for a · either .to overcome the in ·ourselves that makes for long time no.w. That' s all ·letharg)' of the body or to health and that works ' day · right with us. We never real- · overcome the body 's and night. when we are . 1 Obituaries. David Lee Hill RACINE - David Lee "Tootie" Hill. 70. of Racine, died · Thursday. June 9. 2005 at the Holzer Medical Center. Gallipolis . Born on Feb. 3. 1935 at New Haven. W.Va., he was tile son of the late Jerry Mike Hill and Florence Elliott HilL He worked in the store room department of Kaiser Aluminum arJd Chem1cal Corp. . He was a lifelong farmer who loved rai.sing tomatoes, was a member of the FOE 2171 , Racine Gun Club, Steelworkers Local Union 6669 , and was a past member of the .Board of Directors of the Ravenswood Federal Credit Union. ·· He is survived by his wife ,of 46 years. Linda Mallory Hill: ' sons, Perry Hill and his wife, Bobbi. of Letart Falls, Seth Hill of Portland, and Jason Hill and his wife. Lisa. of Clifton. • W.Va.: grandchildren , Nathan Hill , Nakisha Hill, and Nicholas Hill: special granddaughters. Jeri Hill and Mallory . Hill : a brother, Clarence Hill and his wife, Dollie, of Gallipolis. · · . Besides his parents he was preceded in death by brothers, James Ray and ,George Albert HilL · Funeral services will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Roush . . Funeral· Home in Ravenswood with the Rev. William Sullivan officiating. Burial will be in Letart Falls Cemetery. Letart Falls. Friends may call at the funeral ()orne from 2 to 4 and 6 to 9 p.m. on Saturday. E-mail condolences may be sent to the funeral home at roushlus2000@yahoo.com asleep and when we are awake. and that performs its healino miracles with practically ;o help (rom us." But this same body, which does some of its best work without our supervi'sion ' or interference -· in fact, it is our interference with the workings of the body that gives us most of our health problems - needs ·constant . supervi sion . in another area. Will Power is the man for that job. It is Wi II Power that gets us to restrain our instincts and bodily desires .when they oet out of control- and get s ~s to do things that we wouldn't do except under his prodding. · Most of our problems are not caused by Art Ritis, And whatever our problems, they are only temporarily relieved bv Jack Daniel and Ben Gay. li is. the fact that we have dropped Will Power from our list of friends that has. put. us where we are today. Now would be a good time to renew our acquaintance with Will Power. He could be the long-lost friend we are all looking for. Local Briefs POMEROY -Orange Township Trustees have opened Township Roads-444, 445 and 443 to all traffic. Repairs of the . - 'road slip have also been completed. (George Plagenz is an ordained ministe~ and veter· an nnvsma11 b.ased "l... Columbus. Ohio.) Trustees meet · POMEROY- Orange Township Trustees will meet in special session at 7:30p.m. on Monday atthe home of the clerk to discuss chip and seal on township roads. · Offer immunizations ' POMEROY - Meigs County Health Department will conduct a childhood immunization clinic from 9 to II a.m . and I to 3 p.m. Tuesday at the health department. The child's shot records and medical cards must be .provided, and all children must be accompanied by a parent or legal guardian. A $5 donation is accepted but not required. To close road POMEROY - Meigs County Highway Department will close County Road 14, Wolf Pen Road, at Township Road 253, Arnold Road, on June 14 and 15 to repair a'slip. Potluck planned POMEROY- Burlingham Modem Woodmen will have a potluck dinner at the hall, 6:30 p.rn Saturday. Don Fryrnyer will speak on boy scouting. Those l\,ttending are asked to take a covered dis~. Meat will be provided. ·For the Record Highway Patrol I LETART FALLS- A Ravenswood, W.Va., woman was injured in a one-car accident Tuesday on Ohio 124 in Letart Township, the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol reported. . , Amanda l Brotherton, 21. was transported to Cabell Huntington. Hospital, Huntington, W.Va., by the Meigs EMS following the 4:30 p.m. accident, the patrol said. . Troopers said Brotherton was eastbound when she lost control of the car she drove, went off the left s1de ·of the road, struck an embankment and overturned. The car had disabllng damage, troopers said. ... . reportercan write, with strict truthfulness, that "a source close to the White House," or "a knowledgeable .source .on Capitol Hill," declared that "the . evidence points squarely to ... " whatever the reporter wants it to point to. In other words, just find a "source" willing to let you put words in his mouth. In the far more likely event that the reporter's best and most numerous contacts are with people who share his (or her) political views, it is 'child's play_ to write an article reflecting those common views and attribute it to "sources in a position to know." But what are the biases, the prejudices, the· interests of such sources? We are never told . They speak with the authority of gQdlike beings, immune to ' human fallibility. That is why the grand·old journalistic tradition was to source every statement, and always identify one's sources. Real news was more difficult to come by and report, in those days; but at least the reader knew what he was getting. · Today, we must settle for a pig in a poke, and can 't even be sure it 's a pig. · (William Rusher is ll Distinguished Fellow of the Claremont Institute for the Study of Statesmanship .and Political Ph(losophy.) · · Man who triggered Ohio's first, statewide Amber Alert sentenced DAYTON (AP) - The man who prompted Ohio 's lirsl statewide Amber Al ert was sentenced to pri , on, but not before the juJge praised him for taking hi s four stepgrand children out of their home while their parents argued . However. retired Montgomery County Common Pleas Court Judge David Sunderlund said Wayne McMurtrey used poor judgment in keeping the ch-ildren away from th·eir suburban Miami sburg home for 22 hours. Sunderland sentenced McMurtrey to four years in pri son Wednesday. McMurtrey, 52, was paroled from prison in Arizona in 1998 after servmg 8 1/2 years for child molestation . , Sunderland chose the minimum sentence under a plea Complaints - PROUD TO BE APAIU OF YOUR LIFE. The Daily Sentinel - deal struck May 17 in which McMurtrey ple aded guilty to kidnapping. Th e prosecution had sou ght. a six-year sentence. Mctv. Jrtrey said hi s son and daughter-in -law were arguing and that a computer fell and nearly stru ck one ·of the four children. ages 2. 3, 6 and 10. according to a probation repoq . McMurtrey told the chil dren 's. parents he wanted to take them to a nearby park . But he drove therp around Ohio from about noon on Jul'y 25 through the next morning . McMurtrey was arrested after a driver on Interstat e 70 near Columbus saw an electronic highway sign li sting information about the mi ssing children. The driver thei1 spolted .McMurtrey's .car in ···ont of him , there until the last ride." Other charter members that were honored were Marshall and Jane Slater, Kathy from Page A1 Meadows and the late Stanley Starcher. Starcher's wife they haven't." Doris accepted the award on Charter members Melvin her husband's behalf: and Sherry Swisher of The idea for the plaques Middleport still have th~ir belonged .to current Meigs motorcycle but have not rid- County Bikers Association den much in . the last ·four Secretary Rosalyn Stewart. years. Still, the Swishers were "This ·is the group that put also honored by the acknowl- forth all the work in the beginedgment of their work. ning," Stewart said about hon"We think it's great," Mr. oring the Association's roots Swisher said about the which include not only the plaque. "We're still around. I Toy and Memorial Runs. but miss them." blood drives for the American Although Brenda and ~eff Red Cross. Davis are no longer active in Recently current \he Association, they still Associa)ion members raised attend the Memorial and Toys $5 ,000 for the family of Runs, .and ride their motorcy- . Starcher and $8,000 to benecle often, rain or shine. fit Kailyn Butcher, a local "I appreciated ,it," Brenda child with leukemia. Last said about the plaque. "I month the Association also think it was nice of them to made their annual visit to acknowledge not only how · Overbrook Nursing and the group started ·but who Rehabilitation Center where began the group and the lega- members gave motorcycle cy of remembering those less rides to residents through the fortunate. The only reason we streets of Middleport. ever did it was for the kids by "I don't think people know organizing the Toy Run." what we do," Stewart said. Charter member Arnold "We do a lot for kids and peoPriddy is still aCtive in the ple in the community." Association and continues .to This year's Memorial Run play Santa to kids each year had nearly 700 riders and when the Christmas toys are cleared over $9,000 accorddistributed to needy families . . ing to Stewart. That is money Priddy was also honored by that will go towards toys for the · recognition and even needy kids. attended this year's The Association is 'also raisMemorial Run despite a rota- ing funds to establish a pertor cup injury. manent home or clubhouse. "I told the doctors not to do Current officers of the anything to me until after the Meigs County Bikers Memorial Run," Priddy Association are Jimmy laughed. Hysell. president; Bob Priddy also added that he Riuerbeck, vice president: plans to stay active in the Shei Ia Jordan, treasurer; and Association and said, "I'll be Stewart as secretary. Weight from PageA1 CHESTER - Justin M. Mays. 24, Parkersburg, W.Va., was cited for failure to yield from a private driveway by the. patrol the student so as to avoid any following a two-car accident Tuesday on Chester Township embarrassment. Road 94 (East Shade). BMI is a popular method ; Troopers said Mays was exiting a private driveway, three- used to gauge whether or not tenths of a mile east of Ohio 7, at 12:35 p.m. when he attempt- a person is overweight. BMI ed to turn left onto the road·and collided with an eastbound car is qlculated by dividing a ~riven by Kathleen M. Seckman, 68, 49270 Bissell Road , person's weight (in kilo·· · Long Bottom. grams) by his or her height ' ' .. Damage to both cars was non-functional, troopers said. (in meters, squared). · This initial, baseline read~ng that took place in the fall revealed that out of 199 stu· · POMEROY - Actions' for dissolulion of marriage have dents, 72 (or 36 percent) · been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas· Court by Samuel were overweight. • This figure caused concern · L. Greene, Pomeroy, and Angela l Gree~, Coolville, ~nd by . Roger Allen Ziegler•. Pomeroy, and Eumce Janette Z1egler, because according to the Wtlrnmgton, N.C. . · . Centers for Disease Control (CDC) the national average of obesity in children between the ages of six and ll is 15 . percent, making the occur· · POMEROY ·_ MeigsCounty Sheriff Robert Beegle report- rence of obesity in Meigs .. . ed investigations into the following complaints: Cmmty children nearly double · • John Bass of Dexter reported he has recetved harrassmg the national average. · · telephone calls. · · ·, "We saw . a need to do this -. • Donald Davis of Athens reported the theft of ~ cellular because of the nationwide telephone from his truck while 11 was parked tn Ractne. · in type 2 diabetes · · : • Dana Ireland of Long Bottom reported a . breaking and increase which is directly linked to . entering at his horne. Entry was made through a basement obesity," Brumfield said. door. Nothing was reported missing. "We're trying to encourage • Lorena Pierce of Pomeroy reported that a van parked at her healthy habits in kids before residence rolled down a hill and caused pro~rtr damage . . · · • Josh Millard of Albany reported a breaking and entenng . they form unhealthy habits." After the baseline BMI into his garljge. Nothing was repo~ed m1sstng. •. readings Brumfield began working with the schools to .' combat those . unhealthy habits. Some schools began implementing_ a (lrogram _of · students walkmg· lor 10 mmutes each morning as well as beginning physical education classes with more activity. The Meigs County Health Department via Brumfield also donated footballs, basSubscribe . today. • 992-2155 ketballs and j\)mp . ropes to get kids moving. · www.mydailysent~nel.com Brumfield then followed up with nutrition education Dissolutions 1 www.mydailysentinel.com Bikers Roads open . THE CoMPETITION ... The disclosure that former son might simply invent a .associate director of the FBI m·alignant motive· for some W: Mark Felt was the action of Bush's and write an /,etters to the editor are welcome. They should famous "Deep 'Throat," who · article ,;revealing" it, and encouraged Washington Post be less than 300 words. All/etters are subject to attribute the revelation to "a reporters Robert Woodward source close to .the president, editi,ng and must be signed and include address William and Carl Bernstein to continRusher . , who spoke only on condition l:md telephone number. No unsigned letters will , ue probing the Ni11on adminof anonymity." If such a istration's links to the be publ!shed. Letters should be in good taste, misdeed strikes you as total- · Watergate break-in, has ly inconceivable, let us decaddressing issues, not personalities: inspired a huge amount of orate it with a bit of parsley: commentary on that . whole rulers are really up to. 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Soft drinks, fast food and sedentary' lifestyles are all contributing factors to childhood obesity according to recent studies. . Shortly. before the school year was finished, Brumfield returned to the schools to collect follow up BMI's which revealed improvement. "Each school saw improvement," Brumfield said. "We saw a lot of kids that did not fall within the recommended guidelines for normal weight but as far as their health goes, their weight was nol a concern yet." Here are the numbers from •he data collected: . ·In ihe fall of 2004, out of 199.students, 98 were within 'a normal weight · range. ' 29 were at risk of being .overweight, 72 were overweight. In the spring of 2005, out of 192 students, 99 were within a normal weight range, 28 were at risk for being overweight, 65 were overweight. At the end of the year this left 51.56 percent of fourth grade students within a normal weight range, 14.58 percent at risk for being overweight, and 33.85 percent that were overweight. · The data is used as an evaluative tool as Brumfield tries 'to implement 'health programs tn the schools that will result in healthier children. "I cannot stress enough that this · is not about weight Of about being thin, but about . being_ healthy," Brumfield added . The Daily Sentinel • PageAs Ariel Theatre to.host 'Camp Melodrama' · GALLIPOLIS The Ariel Theatre ol Galliroli' will host "'Ca mp Melodrama" fo r student < age 8- 18. Thi' uni4u e th c;J trc workshop will run Monday through Friday, June 20-2-l and June 27-Jul y I. from 9 am-3 pm each day. · Camp Melodrama will fo cus .on the melodrama styl e or theatre po~ul a r dur.ing the late 1800s and ear ly llJOOs. Joseph Wri ght. . director of Toe Ariel Th eat re will condu ct the workshop. • Wright has an exten sive background in workin g with young act.ors . He has 1<1u ght more than 35,000 youn g actor s throughout the United States through hi s company, The Imagination Factory. Wright al so performs on a limited basi s with Walt Di sne y Entertainm·ent. "Camp . Melodrama is a great way to combine acting with history." said Wright. ''Participants will explore a genre of entertainment that was very popular when The Ariel Theatre first opened it's doors to guests in 1895." Participants will work with an· aspects of ·production. Wright explains, '.'1 think it's important .for actors, . e s p~­ cially young actors, to fully understand how a production Putting a show works. Delegates from Page A1 have · a hands-on experience·. with a working. 'government. Each student is assigned a political party, city and county. . and will have the experience of workshops in government, campaign, elections, and the actual setup, orientation and functioning of a government. The program, Glady s Cumings, president of the · Au~iliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy, said "is geared to educate the leaders of tomorrow in city, county and state government respon . sibilities, functions and operations." Co-sponsors to Buckeye Girls State for the two Meigs · girls with the Auxiliary are Farmers Bank and Peoples Bank. The kickoff of the program will come on Sunday after delegate regi stration. There will be a mixer along with a time for campus exploration before the . official opening with keynote speaker, Kristina Short, the 2004 Buckeye Girls State governor. On Monday there will be a· workshop in government. along with county and state caucuses. Tuesday will bring more caucuses and political rallies. On Wednesday there will county and state primary elections debates and party demonstrations and elections. Ashland County commissioner Marilyn Byers will Qe the keynote speaker. l<ige thcr t a k ~' much ~ffon and dedication. Requiring the act or\ to 11ork 11 il h hat:k\l a ~e a:., pt:ch ;tu.:h a..., \l'CnC r). co..,t um e ... , ligh h . etc .. for me r-. w ill perfo rm ~c rip t.., ln tru e meloJrama <t ylc. ·Wr ig lll expl ain s. "Our yo un g ;1 cto r.., ,wi 11 e!1juy the i! reat character-.; !"rom the . . e . ~l ori e,. I ha ve si ftc d th ro ugh man y scri pt s. hi ' tori t:al skits. and gas lig hte ra docum entation to find j ust !he ri ght perfm man ces for our group .·· Ca rtlp Melod rama p<~ rt i c i ­ panh will spend two wee ks preparing for publi c performance s which will run tl1rough the Jul y 4th weekend. The Ariel Theatre will open it 's door;; so that gue.sts can enjoy the unique melodrama pe rforman ce , , ·and take a break fmm the heat. Camp Melodrama has limited space ·available , pre-registration OXYGEN is suggested . Participants must register for both weeks of cla sses. Registration fee for Camp Melodrama is $45 per week. Detailed inforniation is availabl~ by callin g 'Tht Ariel . Theatre at 740-446-ARTS . (446-2787 ), or by visiting the Ariel Theatre at 424 2nd Ave., Gallipolis. The government will be set up and functioning on Thursday and at 8 p.m . the newly elected Buckeye State governor will give the inaugural address .. All level s ot: government will be fully functioning on Thursday and Friday. There will be entertainment for the delegates on Friday Hight. Saturday 's session will include a joinl session of house and senate assembly, the new governor will give her state of the state address, and awards will be presented c At Meigs O'Bryam is in the marching a,nd con ce11 bands, on three newspaper statf, is a library assistant in the foreign language club and is taking a college preparatory course. Her other activitie s include seven years in 4-H. active in church and its youth program. a Sunday school teacher in the preschool program. Her · goal is to attend Cedarville University and major in spe cial needs education. Windon has been active for nine years in 4-H and has served on the junior fair Board. She was a cheerleader in both her sophomore and' junior years, participated in track and volleyball , and served as a class officer for the past two years. She is also active in ·Job's Daughters, her church youth group. and plays in the band. as well as being a member of the Ftench and Varsity E Clubs . 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Live Band At .THE GOOD TIMES LOUNGE Come Out And Enjoy · THf: Bf:ST• IN ROCK & ROLL From Classic To The Newest ROGf:R Df:NT, LONI'IIf: MAYES & MNNY THOMAS Are PITY Mf: With Special Guest BRAD CLONCH & MARK MAYES SATURDAY, JUNf: 11TH 9:30-1:30 " �' VALU FAITH· • A Hunger For More The' Daily Sentinel Have )lllii!\'Cr lost yourself to somethtng so wonderful w.ttni.llin~ and that you \\'lUlled thrqw tntu 11 vu ur mind. buLly ,tnd soul'!· Ha ve you e' ~r he en "iO passionate about something or someone th<~l you we re ha rdly aware of .myt htng ~ l sc aro und you. the objd't of your passion and de ltght <'L'IJp"n!( all other thi n"s'' Perhap's" ymt"ve had tastes of such rcckle" ,111d luxuriOliS abanclon if e1er you've fallen "he<~d-over-hccls': in love or if ever you've been ablaze w1 th p.tswm 'tor a htgh and noble cause. Such pas ston and lea l are exciting when they grip us with fin ger.s of vtsion and emolton. thrilling whe n they d trry us on the winds of ac tivity and accomplishment. ye t sou lrendin g unci heart-brea km g \Vht;n they end in cold dtstllusionment and emptiness . Look •uound and you'll see all about yo u the \Vearied and jaded vtsages of people whose pass ion h,ts led them into a deep and dismal cave rn of skepticism You'll see me n and women whose he•uts have been so buffeted and bullied by fals e promtses and wi st ful wish- . ing that they no lo!tger know what can be trusted and have failed to even care anyway. Thick and deadened layers of calluses now cover their once tender hearts so impen etrably that worthwhile passton and zeal can no lon ger seem to 'ge t in or out We do well when we learn to not squander our passion ' and fervor on temporal things , and better yet when we learn to steer away from those . things that have promised their great spiritual. worth yet lead only to spiritual graves. But our disappoimments have so completely veiled our spmlual eyes that we no longer see the bri II ianl countenance of the One 111 Whom ''there is no darkne >s al all" (I John I:5). We no longer hear His voice though He "calls us by His own glory and goodness" (2 Peter I :3). deafened as we are by an earwax ot complacency. We no longer respond to cHis invitation to love and be loved. an invitation that God has written with scarlet ktters and sealed with His own promises. We have become di stant and reluctant in our relationship with God. We've become cold and dreary "worshipers" who have no real worship to give. to ·r ·r Pastor Thorn Mollohan But thou gh we've spurned Htm ag~ti n and again. l:l e is .vet knockinc on the door ot our hearts. :ailin g us to hear that we arc loved, beckonmg to us wllh l111 ge rs extending lrom '"'il -scarred ha nds to come ' .t nd see th at the love of God is eternal and more than sufftc 1cnl to overtlow with good ness our parch~d and famished li ves Even now He invites us 1u risk everything and love Hlln tn rdurn. " In that day' I will make a covenant for them ... 1 will betroth you to Me forever; I will betroth you in ri ghteous- . ness ,111d justice, in love and co mpassion I will betroth you in f•'!lhfulness, and you will ack nowled o~ the LORD. In that day I will . respon'd ... " (Hosea 2. 18-22 NIV emphasi s mine). God's people are the love of His life! He is u jealous God (Exodus 20:5 ) because He passtonalely, demes our )ove i11 return . "You ymtrselves have seen ... how I carried yo u on eagles' wmgs and brought you to Myself. Now if you obey Me fully and keep My covenant, then ... you will be My treasured possession" (Exodus 19:4-Sa). Have you eve r been loved passionately by another'' Whatever ·you may think about yourself or ·your past, the answer is yes: you HAVE been and ,J>.RE now loved passionately. There is One Who gave everything to have You with Him forever. How now will you respondry Will you wholeheartedly embrace His mvilalinn to "dance" with Hu11 !:'11 relationshtp? Or will you turn away, either permitting yourself to not believe that He means what He says when He says He loves you, or postponing your response to Him, choosmg tnstead to dwell in the horror of luke-warm service and ho-hum worship? Oh. I hope you' II dance ... that you ' II at the least dance in your heart like King David danced in body in 2 Samuel 6: 14- 16! I hope that you may be willing to shed an over-developed sense of ·r i' r i' Bv JoNATHAN NoBLE PASTOR. TRINITY CHURCH OF POMEROY When the Lord first told the parable of the Prodigal Son, He was speaking to a Jewish audience. Within thi s audience there were scn bes and Pharisees - 'in other words. religious leaders - who didn't like the fact 'that Jesus spent so much lime with drdtnary, everyday si nners. He answered their complalnls by telling this story. Obviously, then; t.he Prodigal Son represented these sinners with whom Jesus was associ ating, and the older brother represe nted the religious leaders -who had , presum ably, been faithful se rv ants of God. Jesus is telling the scribes and Pharisees that instead o( murmuring and complaining about thts· ragamuffin group ,pf sinners repenting and seektng a restored relationship with God, they should rejoice. In fact , Jesus had just said, in verse I0, ''I say lo you. there is joy before the ange ls of God ov'e r one sinner who repents"(Luke 15.10) These scribes and Pharisees, especially because they were the .religiou s or spiritual leaders, should have been excited that so many people were repenting and turning toward God, changing their evil ways and lrymg to live better li~es. Of course. just about every n) r r i' r r Friday, June to, Friday, June 10, 2005 King Family coming Creatures attend English church service for pets Services announced Gracemen Quartet ta sing r r i' ·r i' r r ·r i' f vcnmg . 7 m p m. Sunday, 10 JO am. \l.~, tu .:-.~:la) . 7 no pm. Ymllh l·n 7 10 r m Enmumut'l Apo~tolk Tabernack> Inc:, Loo p Rd nil Nl' W Lm1U Rd Ru! larJd. Servu.:cs Sun 10 (KI am & 7 10 p 1t1 , Thurs 7 UO p m Pilstor M<~rt y R Huuon Assembly of God Uberty Assembb• or God P0 Box 46 7.' Duddmg Lane W Va P<.~s lor Nell Tennant. 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Matthew 5:8 507 Mulbnry Heights ' Po-nJy, Ob.io 45769 (740) 9'12-3279 Tol f 'ru J-1177-583-;.aJJ ll Wednesday Se rvtce - 7 p m Rutland First Baptist Church S und a~· St·hool ')·Jo u m. Worshtp IO•i15u m Pum~truy, First Baplist PasllH Jon Brocke r! , Ells! Mu111 Sl , S undt~ y Wo r~hlfl · 10 00 a.m. \\ott! Hthlc Siudy 6 ~~~ pm ... inil Southern Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Ptke. Pustor. E Lumar • . . .. . •' O'Bryant. Sunda} School · Y 3fl am. Wonoh1p - 8 15 am. 941i am & 700 p m, Wedne~y Semccs - 7 00 p m First Baptist Church Pastor; Mark MurrOw. 6th and Palmer Si , Mtddlepun , Sunday St·hool · 9. 15 am, Wors hip - 10 IS am .. 7:00 p m , Wednesday Service 7 00 p m. " Pastur Rt ~k Rule, Su nday School · Y JO am. Wur shtp - 10 40 am .. 7 ()() p m, Wcdnc!jday Scrvtces · 7 UO p.m Sih~r Run Baptist PastOi- John Swan so n. Sunday School lOam . Wors hip !Ia r'n .. 7 00 p .m . Wednesday S~n· tcc s- 7 fXJ p m Mt. Union Bapt.i.st Pastor Dav1d Wtseman. Sunday School9.4.5 am ., E'entng · 6 30 p m, Wednesday Scmcc:s · 6 30p m Dethleh~m BapUst Churdl Great Bend, Route 124, Racme , OH. Pastor Dame! Mecea. Sunday School · 9 30 a.m . Sunday Worship 10 ·30 a.m., Wedne!ida) Btble Study· 6 00 p m. Old lkthft Fret Will BaptiJt Church 28601 St. Rt 7, Muidlepori, Sunday Scliool -. I 0 a.m., ,Evenmg - 7 00 p m .• Thursday Serv1ces - 7.00 Hll.lsJd~ Baptist Church Wednesday Scmces -7 p m . bllaad F,.. Will Bao<lot Ml.em St.• Pastor Janue FonMr. Sunday School - lU a m • E\lemng - 7 p m • 740-W2-n13 Blessed are the pure in heart; for . they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 Wednoesdiy ServiCeS • 7 p tTl rrinit~ Ch urth SeL <llwl & Lyun 1\mlchl). 1-'<t'>lor; Jon.11han N uhl1 Wol r ...htp JO ~"i R~1 i1 111 . Episcopal GraCf ~ pi sro pHI lhllrt'h "t llt>mlnck Grove Chri'ithtn Church M11mier L~rry Hwwn, Wm~ hi p · 9 '0 ..a m SunJuy Sdwul IO· JO am, B1 hlc St ud y · 7 p 111. ~2 0 ~ Mum Sl l'llllleruy Sund.ty .utd Holy btdi.trl ~t Etlw,trd P.1 y 11e J I (~I S ~.: ht~ol um R~· ~ Holiness Pomeroy Church of Christ 2 12 W Milm St ., Mim sic r Ant hon) Ml) rns- Sunday School · 9:30 a m , Worshtp IIUO u.m . 0 p rn .. Wcdne~duy S.:rvu:es - 7 p m Community Pa ~ tor St cv~ ~ hu n:h Tomd,, to.bm Rutland. Sumla1· w ,m;hip---10 00 Sund;tv Sen i<'C -7 p Ill l'u1•1~r' l'l11i11o; St l~uul l),t,tor J a n ~ Ac.mu.:, Suml.1y Sdwnl Y am , \\'or..,htp · 10.1111 , Tuc ~d .w Sent i.~'~ llanvillt• llolin t's.til'hu rt"h . l1057 St.!lt! Ruu i~ 1! 5. La n .~~' ll c , PL1!-.10r Vh:wr Rnu sh, Sund.l)' ~ dm11l . 9 10 a. m , Sunday wo.-~hlp I0 .36. am & 7 pm. Wedrrsday pra)Cr sen-' tLc · 7 p m Pomero,r Weslsldf Church of Chrisl H226 Children 's Home Rd .. St~nday . School -. I J il m.. Worship · IO.a m fl p m Wednesday Services . 7 p m Middleport Churth or Christ 5t h und Mam. Pt~ s tor AI H nrt so~ Youth Mm1stcr: Josh Ulm. Sunda) School · 9 10 .1m , Worsh1p - ~ 15, 10 )0 a.m. 7 p m. Wt..-dm~sday Services · 7 p.m. Run P::t~ IUI Hvb Ro h m ~ on . Sunday s~h txl l a m , Wo r~h 1 p 9 :1111 Rose of Sharon Holiness Chu~h Lcadtng Creek Rd . Rut land, Pastor Rev DL·wcy Ktn g. Sund.Ly -.choo l- 9 :\0 a 111. Sundav Wlmhlp -7 rIll. Wednl.."sd:~y prJyermeeung 7 p.m. Ktno Church of Christ Worshtp - 9 J U ,1 m , Sunday School · I0 3Q am , ~stor- Jcftrey W~tllaLc !stand Jrd Sunday Church or Christ . l"ine Gron Uibl e Hoi in~ Church 112 nule 'off Rl 125, Past or Rev O ' Ocll Munley, Suruity Sch ool · 9 30 a m. W{1r sh1p - 10 JU u.m.. 7:10 p m. Wednesday Servi ce 7 :30p.m !•a ~tnr· Brucc Tell). Sunda) S~hoo l -9 ~0 . am Worship · 10.3 0 am. fl ·J O p.m. Wednesday Servtt es 6.30 p.m l1on t..:hurch or Christ Pomero y, Ham ~unv 11l e Rd (Rt. l4 ~). Pastor: Roger W:uson, Su nday School 9 ~0 am, Wo rs htp · 10 30 am .. 7 00 p m . Wedn~:sday Sen/ice~ · 7 p m 10 75 Pt:arl Sr , M1ddlt:port Pa~ tor R1~k Bourne. Sunda1 Sda10l · 10 am Wurstitp -10 45 p.rn . Sun~uy Eve 7 00 p m . Wednesday s~I'\ IC~ . 7 ·]0 pIll Pl11in Chun:h or Christ In strum ental . WOnh1p Service - 9 a m. II} sell Run Community Chu.-ch Pastor Rev. Larry Lemley . Sunday Sc hool 9.30a m . Worsh1p - 11145 a m. 7 p m . Thun.t!ay BtbleSiildy ·and Y<luth · 7 p m Study Wednesday 7 pm Lliurel Clift'.'m Methodist Church Pastor G le nn Rowe. SundJy S.:hool 9 30.u Ill . Wnr,hlp · 10 '0 u m and 6 p m ,W;d ne sd.1y So.!r~icc - 7 !XI p m Bradbury Cburth or Christ M1mste r Tom Run yon, J955R 8radhury Road M1ddkpu rt , Sunl.llty Sl· hool · 9 ~0 Worshi p 10 30 am ,r Latter-Day Saints Hulland Church. or Chri<it Sunda) S~hool · 9 30 a m . Worsh1p and Conunun 1on . 10.30 am , Bob J Werry. Mtnister Bradford Churrh of t:hnst Corner of St Rt 124 & Brlldbur} Rd. Mimsti: r Doug Shambhn, Youth Mtmster Bill Amberger. Sunday School . 9 30 am. Worshi p · 8 00 a m • I 0 30 a m , 7-CIO p m .. Wedne sday Sen'it cs · 7.00 p.m. • Hkkory Hills Church or Christ Evarl ji:e ltsi M1ke Moore, Sunday School· 9 a.m., Wursht p - 10 am, 6 30 p.m, Wednesday Sen-1ces- 7 p.m Reednlllt Church or ChrUt Pastor Philip Sturm. Sunday School, 9.30 am , Wonohip Servtce. 10.30 a.m , Bible Srudy, Wednesday, 6:30 p.m. l ' hr Chlln:h or J eiUS Christ of l.a!le-r·Da~ Saints St R1 160. 4<16 -6247 ur 446·7486. Sunday School lU 20 - tl a.m Rel! ef SOI.:Icty/Pne sthood I I 05 12·00 noon. Sac rament Semce: ':1 - lll 15 am . Hom emalong f!J!tttng . I si Thurs · 7 p m .... Lutheran St. John Lutt.eran Church Ptnc Grove. Worsh1p - 9:00a.m.. S unda) School • I 0 O(l a m Pastor Jame s P Hnidy Our S.vlou~ Lutheran Chun:b Walnut and Henry Sts , Rave nswood, W.Va. Pastor Dav1d RusselL Sunday School- IO: OOa.m. Wonhip · II a m . Sunda} school 9 30 am . Sunda) "on;h.tp - 1030am Church of Clnisi United Methodist Dn:ter Churtb of Cbrut Intersection 7 and 124 w. Evangelist. Denn•s Sargent, Sunday Btble Study · 9.30 a.m .. Worship 10 30 a.m and 6.30 p m., Wednesday Btble Study- 7 p.m Christian Union . Hartford Cburdl ul Christ io Cbrisdan Uolon ~ Ha.n:ford. W.Va .. Pastor:Dav1d Greer, Sunday School · 9.30 a..m.. Worshlp · 10 30 am , 7 00 p m., Wedne§day Xntces - 7.00 p m. Church of God Grllham United Methodist Worship - 9 :30a.m ( lst & 2nd Sun J.. 7 JO pm (3nJ & 4th Sun),Wednesday Semce-7 30 pm ML Olin Unlled !\lethedist Off 124 behtnd Wil kes\lille. Pastor . Rev Ralpb Sptres, Sunda y School · 9·30 a m . Wor5h1p - I 0 J() am . 7 p m . Thursday Sen.il:es · 7 p .m Mrias Coopc:ratiwe Parish NortlttL'it Cluitu . Alt.-ed, Pastor: Jane Beaute, Sunda) School - 9·30 am , \\IQrship - I 1 a.m. 6 30 p m •· 1\ltner:S\'illt .. Pastor Hnh R n hm ~• m . SLmdil) St h•xJl , 9 ,, m \l,lor.,lup · I 0 a nt Peorl Chu.ptl Sunduy SchHol · l) u.m . Wor~h1p . 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Wor s h1p JO am ., Youth Fcllowshtp , Sundu y · 6 p m :;un N 1ntl pm La"TL'nn· IJt!-lhel Worship Ct·ntcr Chc :; tcr S~ho n l. 1'.1stor Rn b Barhc r <\ s~t~tJn i p,"t ur K<~r~ n lJ.tvt, Su nd.1v \\oo n.lup 1\0 alll, Ev emng Wuj '>htp (i pn;, Youth group b pm, Wl•dnl.'sduv· Po\.\ocr m Prayer. and Ath ie Study 7 pm \\ .: dnc s.tt~ Slf\ lLL" · Agapt' l.ire ·. Pa ~ t o r ~ Jt1hn .X Pa tty Wt~d e. 60l Sewnd Ave Ma ~o n . 77' 50 17 Servtcc tu n!! Sunday 10 ] II u n1.. Wednesday 7 pm Pa stur Ru:k Bourn !!, Sun day , S~.:hoo l . 9:30am . Worsh1p - 10 30 am, Thursday Scrv1~e s - 7 p.m Abumlunl G.-11ce R F. I. 923 S Tiurd St M1ddle pun P.tstur •T at•sa Dav Ls, Sunday ~ c t v iu: . 11) u m. Wednesday SCfo\ ICC. 7 pIll P<1stor W1lltam K Mar'>hall Sunday Schou! - 1015 a m , Worship . 9,15 am. Bible Swdy Monda~' i OO 'pm raith Full Guspel Chun::ll Lung Buu om, Pas10r St\'1\' Reed. Sunday School 9 30 am, W<.lr'ih•p l) .' 0 am and 7 p m Wcdnc,da) · 7 p m . htJ.t} ld l n v.~htp ....:-n' Kt' 7 p m $now\illt - I 0 a m . Won;htp - l) a m lkthan) Harrisonvlllt Community Churc:h Pa slor Th enm Du rham . Sunda y 9 . .10 am ,and 7 p m .. \\hhll! 'ol!a) - 'I p m Cllnnei·Sutton M1ddleport Communil) Chun.:h Carmel & Bashan Rds Ractne . Ohto. Pastor· John Gt lmorc. Sund ay S.:hool • II 30 .1 m , Wor~h1p - 10 .45 am . Fl1hlc Ander son. Sunduy Sc hoo l 10 .1111. Evemllg . 7' ~{j rIll . Ykdno.:~d.L) SLr'\ I!X 71Upm Mornini Star Pastor John Gtlmore Sunday Sehoul · II am . Wur,htp - lOam " Fllith Valle} Tabernack> Church Baile}' Run Road. Pu ~ t o r Re\ Emme ll Raw son Sunday Evcn lll!' 7 p m Thur<d.a} Sc.rl'l( i.'- 7 p m E11st Lelart Pas10r 8111 Marsh:.tll Sunda) School 9a m. Worship · 19 a.m . 1st Sunda} every month cve mng se r\'IC!! 7 00 p m W('dnesday · 1 p m Racine Pastor Pete Shaffer, Sunday School · 10 a.m, Worsh tp - J I am .. Wednesday 7 pm h ~r~m:tn . \V1 1 r~ h1p Pa ., iur l: mcrttU !. 10 1JII um 7 p 111 Clifton Tul~rllltll~ lhunh Ch!tun \\ V.1 Sund.l ) SL'ho l)l IU .1m ', , Wu r ~ htp 7 f1 m . \\ cdnc,d.t) •Sen ll'l.l 7 pm \'l·~ Lifl' .\ it· iol'~ ( 'cnlcr t771 CL·org~·~ (reo.: ~ Rl,Jd G.lllt iXIll ' · OH PJ,iur 11111 St o~ll· n Sumkty S.:r\ l\ 0.:' 10 a 111 & 7 fl 11\ \\LJI\ ~ 'd •l ) • 7 pIll &_ Youth 7 r IH Full Go~pt>l Ch urch of the Li\in~ Savior Kt 1 \ X i\ntlqutt; l'.i ' I<.!T J.: ,~-= Morm S e n~~.·~ S tl u rd.~~ :' 00 p m Salem Communily Churth B.Lck QJ We~ • Columh1a, W Va om Licvmg Roud. Pa ~IL'r Ch.trks Rou~h 004) 675· :':!XI'. <;.und.ty SLhnnl '} 10 am . Sunday CH'lllllg 'l'r\' l~l' 7 llO Pill Btllly SIUJ y Wednc'iJay ~~n llC 7 00 pri1 Hobson Chmtlan Fr-llo~.ship Church Wh11e . Sund.1y Sehnnl10 am SunJ.11 Church ,cn tLC- 6 JO pm Pa,lnr H cr~•h !! l 7 ]!Ill Restol'Diton Ch.-isttan Ft'llowship 'l lh) llnllJlCT Koil d r\lhcn' l'.t,hlr Umnn· Cu,\l-. Sunda) Wut, htp 10 00 am. Wcd tle"'..a y 7 pm Lu.ngsvillc Ch.-is lian C hurd1 l-- ull Go,pd P,,,ror -Ruhcrt Mu ~ ~cr, Sunda) Slhnul '-J 'O am . . Wut~htp 10 30 ;tm · i 00 pm \\cdn e ~d.1 ~ Sen 1 ~ ~.; 7 00 pm Pentecostal H11zel Community Chur;ch Presbyterian Dy~s\'ill~ Community Church Sunday School · 9 30 ii m , Worship · !030am . 7p,m Morst Chapel Church I Sunday school · 10 a.m : Worsht p · a m . Wednt:sday Semce - 7 p m Bethtl Chun:h T.own.shlp Rd , 468C, Sunday Schoo l · 9 a.m, Worship · 10 a m , Wednesday Semces · 10 am II Syracu.se nr51 United Presb~terhm Robert Crow, Worshtp · II u m Pa~tor Harnsonville Prub)ttrian Chun::h Pastor Robert Crow, Worshtp- 9 am Middleport Pns!fYt~rian Pastor· James Sn}der. Worship · II am . Seventh-D11y Adventist Se"~nth-O.y Faith Goepel Chun-h Lon!! Bottom, Sunday School -.a:3o am .. Worslup · 10·4.5 am . 7 30 p.m . Wednesd.i) 7 30 p m Hockingpor1 Church G rflJld Street. Sunday School · '} 30 a m , Worsh1p · 10·30 am., Pastor Phil lip Bell Torch Church c;o Rd 63, Sunday School - 9 30 am , ' Worship - 10 30 am Mt. Olive Community Chun::h Pastor: Lawrence Bush. Sund<l) School 9:30am, Evemng · 6:30p.m.. Wedneda} Sen ice · 7 p.m. Nazarene FuU G•pel Lighthouse Pomnvy Claurcla ol tbt ND.I.ftr. Pastot" Jan Lavender, Sunday Sdwol · 9 :30 .am , WorshLp JO ·J O a.m. ·and .6 p.m.. Wednesday Scrvaces- 1 p m. P.1\111r . Penteeoslll.l Assembl~ St Rt I1-l. R.t ~·1 nc P a ~ HW Wttltam Hul-oa.( k, S u nda. ~ S~h u ol . 10 am. E\Cntng - 7 p 111 . Wcdnc~a} Sav t.:~: s • 7 pm Pm Syncuse Chun:h ol the Nuan-oe Paswr Mike Adkins, Sunday School - 9·30 a.m.. Worshtp · 10:30 am, 6 p m. Wednraday Serv1ces · 7 p.m. hHl lll .tn t hurch ~ i1 tl dlcpPn Syracuse Mission 1411 Bndgematt St . Syracuse. Sunda y s,·hool 10 o m. Evemng · 6 p m . Wedllt'sday Ser.ll"C- 7 p m. Off Rt 12-l, Pastor Edsel Han . Sunda} School 9 30 am , Worship 10 J O am . 7 30 pm • Coolville Ualted MethodlJt Pal'ish . P14Stor He len Klir1e, Coolv11le Church, • Milln .t Ftfth St , Sunday School . 10 a.m .. Wonhtp · 9 a.m.. Tuesday Semces - '. ~jfe A~t' "7 5 Pearl St , \1J ddl cpun , Pa ~ tor S.ml Study Wed 7 00 I' Ill Church of the Nazarene. Pastor. Jam1e Penu, Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Worship · 10·45 a.m. 7 p.m.. Wednesday Servtces • 7 p.m ~lt~ e Wcdt 1 e~ da 1 Paswr: John Gt hnl'r~: . Sunday School - 10 am. Wor s htp - ') a.m . W!!dnesday ScrvtL'C\ - HI a m J\.lkldltport Churtb of tht Nuartnt Pastor Allen Mtdcap. Sunda) School 9:30a. m ,Worship . 10:30 a.m.• 6:30pm., Wednesday Ser..,ices - 7 p.m . Pastor. Allen Mtdcap Rrjoicin !! t'~nter "Fu ll -Gu~ pd Chur~h Rutland Su11da y S~houl Po rlland -R.Iun c KU . i':t~tnr· Jun l'ro lfiu !Su nd,l)' Sl h•lnl · 11 10 .t m Wu l\lu p · 10 l O lllll. Wcdtil' "da) Sc r'l{~\ · 7 (10 Ash Sll'l"et Church St. ~ltddlcpnn - Pa\lllr Sund :1v School . () .JO a m . Murnuig Wnr ~h1p 10 m um & 6 JO pm Wcdnestluy Scr'tl ..: · b 10 p Ill Youth Sl' iVIct: , A ~ll p m am .. Sunday SchOol- 1 0. ~5 am 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy, Pasr or: Roy Hunter. Sunday School - 10 a.m, Evening 7 J O p m.. TuesJay & Thursday - 7 JO pm South •11w1 Commullity Chun:b Adnntis1 Mulberry Ht s Rd , Pomeroy, Pas!or· Bennen Luck.iesh. S<tturday Serv1ces: Sabba.th School - 2 p m Worshtp - 3 p m United Bretbren Mt. H~nnon Unlled Bmhrcn in Christ Chun:h Texas Commun11y 364 11 'Wtck.ham Rd. Pastor Peter Martmaale, Sunday School 9 30 am , WorShip · 10.30 am .. 7.00 p.m. \\oednesday Service s - 7:00 p.m Youth group meetmg 2nd & 4th Sundays 7 p.m. Eden linitnl Bnthftn io Christ State Route 124, Reeds''llie. Sunday Silver RJdge Pastor Linda Damewood. Sunday Sc'hool · 9 a.m . Worship Serv1ce 10 a.m 2nd and 4th Sunday School · II am . Sunday Won;htp - 10 00 a rn & 7·00 p m. Wednesday Servtces · 7 00 p.m . Wcd~esday Youth Se r-w1ce · 700pm Carleton lnterdenomiutionlll Church Kmgsbury Road, Pas[or· Robtn Vailce. C)/ttend C'AawA Sunday School • 9:30 a m.. Worship Sernce 10:30 a.m .. Evenmg Service 6 pm !llegatartg. FfftdomGoopelMMoioo Bald Knob, on Co Rd . 31 , Pastor· Re v Roger Willford. Sunday School · 9·30 a.m. Worship- 7 p m. White's Cbaapel Wall'yan Coolv ille Road. Pil.stor· Re v PhJI)Ip 10 30 d.m.. Fm1 SWlday of Momh - 7.00 .1~ .:f'wrid...., your light so shine bet'on:l lrn•en. that they may see vo•11r1 works and glonfy IF'atiter in heaven." Matthew 5:1 l tid.ll 7 p Ill A~h Q .~0 llHcb•lllr r~Bowsbip ML Morialtt Clallfth ol God Mile Htll Rd • Racm~~: , _Pa stor· Jame s •. ttini ~·" K1hll' ( 'hun:h Communit\- of Cht1s1 He81 h (1\ liddl eporO P.h tnr Bn .. n Dunlmm Su11d.ty Sdwo l 9 ~ Oam . Wnr ~ htp · II 00:1 m 7 ., St. P•ul Lutheran Cburch Corner S)lcamore & Second St , Pomeroy, Sunday School · 9 45 a.m, Worship II am. Pastor: James P: Brady Sat 7 00 pm Conlemporary Srr.1ce "iL l' ''' Stmh Tuppe~ Commumon · 10 am . Sunday Sehoul · lU· I.'i am , YoU1h- 5·JO pm Sunday, Btb le 111 lll,t nl \.\, ,, r,,L._d,J\ t'l.trk Onsts C hri~ttan Fdlu~~lup (Ntfll-dcntllmna tttlll,Ll ( ~ lltlll ,iJ, pi Mu•tmg tn the nld Anw m·.tn LC!! Hlll l l.tll South Fuunh A1 rn u ~. Mlddkptlrl Pashlr Chn ~ SIL" ·LL( l!liVI ollll S u t ld ,,~ Othe1 lll cc tm g~ 111 lH omc• S!lll'm Center Wesleyan Kible HolineSil Church ~ltke Anne ling G ran· l' ummunit~ Chun-h Pa ~hlr \\a ync D11tt l.1p, Si.tlc ~ ~ hX 1 Turp,.-r, Pl a m ~. Sun W1' r"htp liJ mn & •• c. 1() pm.. T hu r~ Jlr Y Bthl e Slttdl 7 oo r m tllli.'rprisc Pus tnr t\r l,jllld Ktll!!, Sur1<.b y SLh .. ni . l () \ t) ol Ill \\tlf \lllp • LJ )() .tIll Bthk Studv \Vcd 7 ' O Fhn"oods P;~SWI K (' llh R.ILkr, S und 1r ~ Sctwnl 10 a Ill . \\ ur ~ lllp · II u m \\ nt..,hip 7 ]' 111 () l t) a m W(lr-.lu p p 111 \\ crln .:,d.t l IO :10 a m 0 W Sen I ll!~- 7 p m R ~1 Other Churches Cul~ury Pilg.-im Chapel H.UTISotwllle Rnad, . P;Htnr Chiir!e, ~\Kc n l 1c. Sunda y S ~ hnol ') 1U am .. Worship · I l u m. 7 {)0 J1 m . Wcdncsda) Scrvttc - 7 00 p 11l J Su n d~) s ~· h '"' l • Ct"nlral ( 'Justt•r A ~hur~ (S ~r.ILU \~ 1 P,J, tor Bnh Ruhtn,un Sundao Schnul · 1J .l "i .tm Wur,lur - 11 ,, m , Wnlnc~la~ SL'I \ I L'~~ - 7.\0 p m for~sl S treet. a m. !uh~· tl (ir.JI<:. SunJ:1) '\ Lf,.,.,] , \\'ur..,hip · 11 J 111 , h I' 111 Wednc o,d;~' S<: r\ 1 ~n 7 p 111 Rutland ('hun·h or tht' l'IIUUI't'lle Sl111d~} S .: hutJ I \I l ~u. m Church of·Cbrist Bea~allow Rid~ Rl'\ - 4 JO a 111 . 7 ' 0 pIll Congregational Pa!\lor Re\' Walter E HeinL , Sat Con -l 45 - S · l~ p m • M.t ~s- 5.10 p m , Sun Con. -H 45-9. 15 a rn ., Sun Mu s~ · 9 m a .m .~o Daily Mnss · ,K.~ ll m P. t~ ln ~ Ridenour. Sunday School ' MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES & TEES Bap<:st Sunday School . 9.30 am . W?rsh1p · 10:4.5 11.m.. Sunday Eve-rung · 6 00 p.m. PIISCor· Don Walker Hom!'made Desserts Ma<J<. Da1ly 11om~ Coolchl Meals & Daily S puials Open 7 day~ <t week pm Catholic FonaRUDBapdoa Pastor Arius Hun. Su.ndly School · 10 Allllqulty Mi{[ie's 'l{estaurant RJ ofl St. R t lfl(l. l ' ~-.h •r P J Cl~o~pm. l n . S111td•'}' St:h,"Hll IO .till . w,,r,htp · II a 1u Wl· Jn ~.:~J. ,)"i'''ll l..:~ "' St. Rt 143 ju'st off Rt 7. Pastor Rt v James R. Acree, Sr.• Sunday Umf1ed Serv1ce. Worship · 10.30 a.m .. 6 p m, pm ~ ( lu~~lerl hun· holthrNitltlrl' lle Wh1t~ 0 J lllll Rat'int First Baptist FOiftth &. Ma.in St , Mtddleport, Pastor: Rev. Gil~ Crug, Jr , Sunday School 9·30 a.m.. Worship · 10 4.5 am HoUf!o. harn . Sl ,,m md 6 pm . ML Morialo Bapdoa "Do not ~teal . Do not lie. Do not deceive one another." Leviticus I 9: I I .. Wor~h1p - ll 1.m , Worship - 11 L m (740) 992-6472 Fax (740) 992-7406 Armmphere 190 N Second C\'en mg 6 JO pm Wcdm:!oda) 6 .\Opm li70 Grunt St. Middleport. Sunday ~·h ool " Community Services Wu,.m f nf:'ndh StC\'C Lillie . SundLty School Y 10 am. Monu ng Worsh1p ltr·lO am. Sunda) Faldt Baptist Cbun:b Railroad St. Masoi Sunday School - 10 a.m , Worshtp - II a m . 6 p m. Wednesday Servtces • 7 p.m. . 209 Third ::r--- Racine, OH Baptist Church Vktory B11ptist lndepri:Ddtat .525 !'\ . 2nd S1. Middleport. Pastor: Jame s E Ke eM:e. Worship · lOam . 7 p m. Wednesday Servtces • 7 p m Michael L. Crites Director of Family & 333 Page Street Middleport OH Suru.b.y Car~ntu B~tpti'OI The sponsors of this church page do so with p~de in our community Young's carpenter Service M.hun. Baptist C h~shire Churc.:h llf(,od of l1 ruph l'l'Y Sacred Ucarl C atholic C hurth Jill Mulherry Aw . Pom[!roy, 992- lii8Y8 Ri vt' r \'alit·~ A[XhhlhL w,,f"\Jup Celllcr 871 5 3nl Ave . MuJdii!JXIrl. Kl'\111 Koaklc Pustor r r Seco nd B~tptist Church R.JVL::nw.und , WV. Sundny Sd.101Jl 10 tWl· . Mnmm g v.nrd11p II am Evenmg . 7 pm Wct.lne~duy 7 p m VanZ.mdl a nd Ward Rd.. Pa~tor · JtHn~ ~ \hlkr, Suml.t~ SchHol . 10 lfl .1 rn NORTHAMPTON, England (AP) - More than 25 furry and feathered animals accompanied their owners to a St<rvice dedicated to pets at a British church last Sunday. One dog barked along during .the singing· of hymns at Park Avenue Methodist Church in Northampton, central England, said church steward Tony Bayes. The other dogs, reptiles and birds impressed parishioners with their calmness during the hour-long worship, Baye s said, noting that the service drew an enthusiastic crowd of about 130 people. ·'People said they were amazed at the number of people coming in smiling," Bayes said, The special pet service, which was part of the church's 80th birthday celebration. focused on the need to live 111 harmony with ammals. "Sometimes• we don ' t re spect them as much as we should," Bayes said. Homecoming announced r l 'hun:h ur .J~uN ~hrlsl Apo!!.tOhl' - Bible school set r Fellowship Aposto1fc ~ LONG BOTIOM - The King Family of Lancaster will be in concert at 7 p.m. Friday, June I0, at the Faith LONG BOTIOM - Prai se Full Gospel Church. and worship servtces will be held at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday. and 6:30 p.m. on Sunday at the Mt. Ohve CARPENTER - The M!. Church, Long Bottom. Unon Baptist Church near Carpenter wi II have vacation Bible school, 6:30 to 8 p.m. June 20-24. Theme will be "Awesome God." For more information, call David POMEROY Wiseman, pastor, 742-2568. Homecoming will be observed. Saturday, June 18 at the Hysell Run Community Church. There will be potluck dinner at noon with singing The Gracemen Quartet will by the Gracemen at 2 p.m. be in concert at theM!. Union Larry Le ml ey, pastor, can be Baptist Church near contacted tor more informaCarpenter, I Q:30 a.m. June tion at 742-3171. · ' . -; t 19. For more information call David Wiseman. 742-2568. The Daily Sentinel • Page A7 WORSHIP 'GOD THIS WEEK We know wl1al it's like ·to wa lk do wt.J th,tl lonely road. thinkinn about how we've " ,lt ves a compete I made our wreck, 'nowing that we realRev. ly don "t deserve another Jonathan chance to do anything really wort hwhil e. We know wh.tl Noble it 's li ke to walk in· utter ' humili ation. I We also know how it feels when Gqd Htm self runs do\Vn the nlad to meet us, when He parable has more than ohc ' throw s Hi s loving a'i·ms interpretation. Most of you around us and says, probably kno w, or have " Welcome home, my son (my known: someone who Is Just daugh ter.) Welcome home' - let 's face .it - not some- And, no . y·ou"re not a slave or one you'd tnvtte home for a se rva nt. You're my child Sunday dinner. They' re and you were once dead but de spicable and they live an now you live'" alrnctous hfe. ' My o nl y question. with ' Now, what if one day lltey regard to myself at least, is: repelll, decide to gel up out.of Why did it take me so long to the pigpen t)ley've been '~itl - see that the far country \s Just lowing in, and come to a huge wasteland? Why aid I church'' And what if it 's your stay in the pigpen feedm g the church'' Just imagine God swine as long as I did'' Why standing at the door and , as , dtd I starve myself of the He sees them walking up the good nes s of God when I sidewalk. runs out to meet could have been fe asting at them How would you react'' Hi s Table long, long ago'> Would you be like the older I don't know Maybe it was brother in the parable? so I could tell others it's not Or maybe you're more like worth it: so I could look at the Prodi gal Son'' Many of us somebody else and say, " I have been and know what it's know it's not worth it because like to spend everything we I was there. in the far county have and waste aw ay our for .•. well, long enough to lives in the far country. We know. So, if you're thinking know what it 's like to wallow about going, don't. If you ' re in a pigpen. and decide it there. gel up· out of the pigpen would he better to be one of and come back. Our Father is God' s slaves than to stay waitm g ro say, 'Welcome where we are and die. home . Welcome home."' · Local Church Briefs www.mydailysentlnel.com 2005 WELCOME HOME propriety and allow yourself to b'c vulnerable in the great dance that is gen uine worship. I hope that your great delight will be in walkmg wtlh God as was David's as he lavtshly reJOI Ced iii -'the return af the glory of God to the he;~rt of the land. I 'hope thdt you'll remember that ; no matter your station and whatever your rank , life is only really lived when you lose · yourself in unabashed devotion and celebration of the Kin g of king ~! And while •YOU will undoubtedly have your critics (as Da'Vid did in his wife, Michal, in 2 Samuel 6: 16, 20let yo ur aim be lO "dance" for no one but the Lord Himself. Let cnlictsms and ' nllSguided good inlenltons,roll off your back as you refuse to tone down your adoration for God. "(I danced) before the LORD, Who chose me . ... therefore I will celebrate before. the L,ord. I _wtU b.ecome even more undtgmlied _than tht s, and I Will b~ h~tmltUled 111 my own eyes (trom 2 Samuel 6:21-22). And why not be willing to sel .tstde pride and self and all other things that stand in the way of genumely seek'mg Ht s face ? Why not discard the rags of pretensiOn we tend to wrap about ourselves that hinder our freely walking with Himry There is, after all, no substitute for truly pursumg God in relationship and there ts no love hke His which dwarfs even mountains of affection and adoration were you to summon thel)l from within your heart. As our cold hearts thaw to the warmth of His love and our eyes are met by the golden glow of the sunshine of His glory, He lovingly whispers His invitation, "Arise , My darling, .My beautiful one, and come with Me . See! The winter is past; the rains are over and gone" (Song of Songs 2: lOb-I I NIV) . . Why don't we now jus! join Him in the dance of life, listening to the music of His love filling our ears with joy, following the rhythm of His daily leading as He guides our wayward feet, and rejoicing in !he wonder of fellowship with Him? (Thorn Mollohan has ministered in southern Ohio the past 10 years and is. the pastor of Pathway Community Church. He and his wife are . the parents of four children. He may be reached by e-mail at pastorthom@pathwaygallipolis.com). r ' PageA6 • S ' ROCKSPRINGS . . - 9:30 a.m . Let your light so shine before REHABIUTTION CENTER men, that they may see your Tlu care'"" de•er11t, close to lwtne 36759 Rocksprings Rd . Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-6606 Mei gs County"s Oldest Aorist good works and glorify your Father in heaven." Matthe-;, 5:/6 God and m~:· Pomeroy, Oh ·lat u1 ~and LJ(lUt rho"JV'II! 'llllrfl iplflll ea~~• 746-992-2644 746-992-6298 SWISHER & LOHSE God so loved the world PHARMACY he gave his only We Fill Doctors' Jbegotten sor1. .. Prescriptions John 3:16 , 992-2955 Porneroy "So I strive always to keep my conscience clear before East Ma•n a. ........ Acts 24:161,:::. &nollffrr'l ::1 irr & l!tafrt!' TOU&EE ., WI MY 2race is sufficient for thee: for mY stren2th is made Perfect in weakness. ' .. 11 Cor. 12:9 Office Service & Supply 137-t N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 �•• Page AS • The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 10, 2005 www.mydailysenl1nel.com Ohio Valley Crusade·For Christ · ch · ' The Daily Sentinel INSIDE: Jleds Notebook, Page B2 Bl , Scoreboard, Page .B4 Camps and Clinics, Page B8 Friday,Juneto,2oos . AmErican Legion BasEball ._; Non:.Jeagu£ Saturday's games Feeney Bennett at Marietta. 1 p.m. Witlia~Son at Mason County, 2 p~ m - Sunday's games . Athens at Feeney Bennett (OH), ~ p.m. BarbOusvil!e at Mason_CO., 2:30p.m. Post 128 outslugs Parkersburg Post..128 uses· .·siX-run eighth to pull away NEXT WEEK MOnday, June 13 Fairmont at Mason County, 5 p.m. Feeney Bennen at Parkersburg, 7 p.m. Tuasday, Juna 14 S. Ctlarleston at Mason County, 5 p.m. , Wednesday, June 1 5 Lancaster at Feeney Bennett, 6 p.m. . BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYDAilYTAIBUNE.COM Thursday-Sunday, June 16-19 -. Mason Co.. at Hillbilly Hardba ll . _Classic (Elkins) Frldayi June 17 Portsmouth at Feen9y Bennett, 6 p.m. Mason . Co. at Hillbilly Hardba ll Classic (Elkin~) -o Saturday, June 18 Feeney Benneu at Lancaster, 1 p.m. Mason Co. at Hillbilly Hardball Classic (Elkins) Sunday, June 19 . Feeney Bennen at Pickerington. 2 p.m. Mason Co. at Hillbilly Hardball <;:lassie (Elkins) Sports BriEf<::: Reds activate Luke Hudson, demote Ramirez CINCINNATI (AP), Right-hander Luke Hudson was activated off the 15-day d'isabled list Thursday to · start the final game of the Cincinnati Reds' interleague :oeries again'st Tampa Bay. The Reds optioned righthander Elizardo Ramirez to · Triple-A Louisville, where he'll be a starter. Ramirez went 0-3 with a 6.75 earned run average in three starts ~nd two relief appearances for the Reds. Hudson was in conl cntion for a spot in the rotation during spring training . mti I ·he developed a sore shoulder, sending him to the ui ' abled list. Hudson was 4-2 with a · 2.42 ERA in nine starts for the. Reds last season. WEAVING STITCHES INGELS CARPET 106 W. Main Street • Pomeroy; OH 740-992-1702 Wt liavt dtcorative. plastic hm1bt s/tf!Ves . · forytJut outside lalld,scaping .. Mlddle.port, OH Hn; Monday • Saturday ~-5; Sunday • Closed ~ ~ duifJ114 ~eated 175 North 2nd Avenue 44"'" ' 740-992-7028 ONA . SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY Downing-Childs Mullen-Musser INSURANCE ' 992-2955 • Pomeroy, OH THE SHOE PLACE/ LOCKER219 992-5627 • Middleport, OH 992-.338.1 • Pomeroy, OH Farmers Bank · Your Bank for Life. 992-2136 • Pomeroy, OH 985-3385 • Tuppers Plains, OH 446-2265 • Gallipolis, OH 304-773-6400• wv (avs hire Hank ... Egan as assist. coach , · · Brad Sherman/photo Feeney Bennett'S Eric VanMeter bunts during his team's 15·8 victory over Parkersburg Thursday at Meigs High SchooL VanMeter had two hits and knocked in a pair of runs. Please see Outslugs, Bl • Reds sweep three-game series from Rays .~ CLEVELAND (AP) New Cavaliers coach Mike Brown added his first assistant .on Thursday, ~ringing Hank Egan, his former college coach, onto his staft: in · Cleveland. . 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TOOlS EIEI lAICAL AND HARDWARE . 8r8d Stlet'n1M1, Sports Editor 'CT"'l 446-2342. ext 33 bshermanO mydaifytribune.com IIIOM)AY ·FRIDAY 8..00 ·- 6:30 SAnJROAY B:OO- 5:00 SUMJAY I 1:00 • 4<00 li!JOn-.. SpoilS- PHONE 7~992-SOaO · I ROCKSPRINGS - It was the kind of scori ng•surge that only the sun, or lack thereof, could stop. Feeney Bennett Post 128, clinging to the sli mmest of leads. scored six times in the bottom of the eighth inning to finish off Post 15 of Parkersburg 15-8 Thursday in an.American Legion baseball game. · Umpires mercifully called the game because of darkness ; Fenney Bennett had already sent nine men to the . plate in that pivotal eighth and was threatening to add more. as it had a runner in scoring position and only one out. Parkersburg had scr~tched and clawed its way back to within 9·8 midway through the eighth frame before the scoring blitz totally changed · the game's--complexion. A textbook suicide squeeze bunt by Austin Dunfee started the eighth inning scoring, then Matt . Mooney and ·Luke Haislop each followed with · two-run .extra base hits. Mooney doubled home a pair before Haislop cleared the bases with a triple . Haislop later stole home O(l a double steal to round out the scoring~ Post 128 only had nine players on Thursday, as it (1"') 446-2342, ext 23 bfraltersOmydaitytnbune.com ·• Lorry Ctum, SpoilS Wrllor 1304) 67~1333, ext. 19 lcrumOrlnydailyregister.com · BY Joe KAY ASSOCIATED PRESS CINCINNATI - Rarely have the Cincinnati Reds had it so easy. Luke Hudson won his season debut with six solid inni'ngs on · a steamy night, and the suddenly revived Reds completed a three-game sweep Of baseball's worst road team. routing .the Tampa Bay Devil Rays 14-5 on Thursday. •"We' ve got some confidence going," first baseman Sean Casey said. The Reds rallied · from five-run deficits in each of the t1rst two g\tmes Qfthe series, the first time they'd done .so since 1918. No rally was needed after the AL's worst pitching staff bungled another.one away. Casey Fossum (2-4) walked a season-high six in only · four innings, · needi ng 102 pitches to get that far. By the time he left trailing 5-1, the tone was set. , Tampa Bay pitchers walked eight in alL increasing their total to 252. most in the major leagues. Cincinnati hit two more homers - II overall in the series - while reaching a season high in runs. · They had a lot Qf help. "Uh . look," manager Lou Piniella said, summi ng up hi s last-place team's plight. "When you're last in the league in pitching and last in the league in errors, that's not a good combination to win baseball games. We ' re last in the league in walks. There's a direct correlation between . those things. " Hudso n ( 1-0), sidelined since spring training by a sore shoulder, was activated before the game and Please see Reds, Sa NBA Finals- GamE I Spurs too shatp• • • m senes opener .- BY come back with more energy ·and more augressiveness," - - - - - - - - - -. said Ginobilf. who won a SAN ANTONIO gold medal last summer at · Already' a hero back home in the Athens Olympics. · Tim Duncan added 24 Argentina, Manu Ginobili points and 17 rebounds and made himself pretty popular Tony Parker scored 15 points in this Texas town. for the Spurs. who recmlered Ginobili started the game's from an early 13-pOint deficit decisive surge by bowling to win the opener of the ·over Ben Wallace early in the series_ only the"third time fourth · quarter, a play that in NBA history the past two started the San Antonio champions have squared off Spurs on their way to an 84- in the finals . 69 victory in Game I of the The point total tied· for the . NBhAt Finals ' on Thursday fourth-lowest in the tinals in mgG' · b·1·· · · 1· '·· the s·hot c Ioc' k era. · etg · hto ff thr mo I ~ ~ ree ow · on the record set on April 7. the techmcal began a 19:4 1955, when Fort Wayne beat run that put San Antomo Syrdcuse 74-71. The Pistons' ' ahead bY. 17 ·. and Gmoblh · 69 points were the third-lowadd~ a du~k and a ?-~?Dmter · est in the tinals, 15 off Utah's to stave o~t Detwtt .s subse- total in a 32,point loss to quent rally m one of the low- .• Chicago on June 7, 1998. est sc~n~g finals games ever. Game 2 is . Sunday night, It was an awes_ome second and in all likelihood it' ll be ~alf for Gmobl11, espeetaii.Y annther defensive-minded, m _lhe fourth quarter when h1s grind-it-out ~ame. AI least drives tn!o the lane produL-ed that's what thts one was until se_veral . unpresslve b~~:Skets. Ginobili started doing his · Gmobih sho~ 9-for-10 m the thing. secon? half and led all scorThe third-year guard from ers wllh 26 pomts. 15 m the Argentina shot 6-for-6 in the AP photo fourth quarter. "I struggled in the fust half Detroit Pistons' Chauncey Billups (l r makes a shot as San Antonio Spurs' Nazar Mohammed so I wa~ very upset. I tried to Pleae see Sharp, Bl (2) defends in the third quarter in game one of the NBA finals in San Antonio, Thursday. ' ' CHRIS SHERIDAN ASSOCIATED PRESS · . • �I ScoREBOARD The Daily Sentinel ) W L Boston at Ch1cago Cubs 1 3 15 Pill N.Y Yankees at St Lou1s 3 15 p m Te)(as at FJonda 6 05 p m Seanla at Wash•n!Jtbn 7 05 p m Toronto at Houst on 7 0$. p m Tampa Bay at P1!1sburgh 7 05 p rn Milwaukee at Philadelphia, 7 05 p m LA Angels at N.Y Mets, 7 top m Baltimore at Cincmnati, 7 10 p m Detroit at Colorado, 8.05 p.fl\-. .,, Kansas City at Arizona. 9 40 p~i'n . ChiCago White Sox at San D1ego. 1005 ' pm Minnesota at LA Dodgers 10 10 p m ClevelaOO at San FranciSCO 10 t5 p m Sunday's Games Texas at Flonda 1 05 p m OaKland at Atlanta , 1 05 p m Seanle at Washington 1 05 p m LA Angels at NY Mets, 1 tO p.m • Balt1more at C1n cmnati 1 15 p m Tampa Bay at P•ttsb!Jrgh, 1 35 p m M1lwauk:ee at Ph1ladelph1a 1 35 p m Toromo at Houston 2 05 p.m N:Y Yankees at St LoUIS, 2' 15 p m DetrOit a1 Colorado, 3 OS p m Cleveland at San FranciSCO, 4 05 p m Ch1cago While Sox at San D•ego, 4"05 p m Minnesota at LA Dodgers. 4 10 p m. Kansas C1ty at Anzona, 4 40 p.m Boston at Chicago Cubs, 8·05 p m HITS-BC!ark, MilwauKee, 82, Delee Chicago 82, lztuns Los Angeles 77, Pu)ols St Lou1s, 76 Barmes Colorado, 74, BAbreu P~1rladelph1a 72, Cabrera. Flonda 71 National League NJotmson, Washington , 71 East Division OOUBLES--Wilkerson, Wash1ngton 22 W L Pet GB MG1Ies. Atlanta , 20, Calee. M1lwaukee 19 34 26 567 Washington Delee. Ch1cago 18 Counsell , Anzona 18, 1 ', 33 28 541 Ph1ladelp~1a CDelgado. Florida. 18, BG1Ies. San D1ego. 31 28 525 2\ Atlanta 17, Lawton . Pittsburgh 17, Cast1lla 31 29 517 3 New York Washington, 17 B1gg1o Houston W Florida 29 28 . 509 3', TRIPLE5-Reyes, New York:, 7 ;_Holhday, central DiVISIOn Colorado 4 , JWIIson, P1 "sbur~h , ft Pierre W L Pet GB Flonda. 4, Rollins Philadelphia, 4 , Furcal. 38 21 644 St Louis Atlanta , 4, Lamb, Houston, 4; DAoeerts San 31 2l 534 6 ', ChiCago Diego. 4 : PittSbUrgh 28 30 483 9', HOME RUNS-Delee. Ch1cago H , 28 31 475 10 Milwaukee Dunn C1nclnnat1, 15, Galee, MilwauKee, 15, 24 35 407 14 C•nc•nnar• BAbreu Ph1ladelph1a, 15, PuJOis, St LoUis, 23 35 39 7. 14 '1 Houston 14, Royd . New York , 14, Glaus, Anzooa 13 West DIVIsion STOLEN BASES-Furcal Atlanta 2 1 W L Pet GB Taveras, Houston, 17 Freet, C•nc •nnall, 17 35 25 583 San Dl~ Reyes New York 16 B:A.breu, Philadelphia 31 28 525' 3\ Los Angeles 15, Rollins, Ph1ladelpH1a, 13 P1erre Flonda 32 29 525 3', Anzona 1~ San Franc•sco 25 33 431 9 PITCHING (6 Decislons}-Moms . St 19 39 326 15 Colorado LOUIS, 7-0, 1 000, 3 43, Eaton San D1ego, 9· 1 9lXl 3 18, PMartlnez. New York 7- 1 American League 875, 2 45, Willls1 Flonda, 10·2, 833, 2 13 East Division Peavy, San Diego 5·1 , 833, 2 67, RUsch W L Pet GB Chicago. 5· 1. 833. 2 07. LHernancJez 35 24 593 Baltimore Wash•ngton , 9· 2 818, 3 35 32 27 542 Boston MAJOR LEAGUE lEADERS STRIKEOUTS- PMan mez. New York Toronto 31 29 517 AMERICAN LEAGUE _ 104, Peavy, San D1ego, 84 ; Carpenter, St 29 30 .492 New Yorl< BATIING-BRoberts, Baltimore 369 , Lows , 83; SMyers, Philadelphia, 82 Tampa Bay \20 40 333 CGUIIIen, DetrOit, 355, Dall'!Qn, Boston , Clemens Houston, 80, Beckett Florida, 78, CiiJntral Division 339, TeJada Baltimore. 328, ARodnguez. Zambrano, Ch•cago, 75 W L Pet GB New York 324. Vantek, Boston , 322. Logan , SAVE8-CCordero Washington, 17, Ch1cago 40 19 678 Detroit. 3 t t BWagner, Ph1tadelph1a, t 7, lsnnghausen, St 35 23 603 4', Minnesota 1 AUN$-A Rodnguez , New YorK, 48; Lou1s , 17 Hoffman San D1ego. t7; Mesa Cle\o'EIIand 26 30 483 11 ' Te1xelra Texas 45 ASonano, Texas, 44, P1t1sburgh , 17 , L1dge, Houslon, ~5 Lyon , 27 30 474 12 Oetro1t Tejada, Balt•more. 43 MYoung, 'Te)(as. 42, Arizona 13 Kansas C1ty 19 40 322 21 Damon, Boston 42; ISuzuk1, Seattle 4 1 , t § West Division W L ·Pet GB DeUucc1. Texas 41 ABI-ARodnguez, New York, 53, TeJada.3S~~~e.:!!::!:':.!!:2 Los Angeles 34 25 578 Baltimore ~ 50 : Teixeira Te)(as . "48 , ~""' 32 26 552 Texas 1'' GAnderson, Los Angeles 48, Sexson. NBA Playoffs Seante 26 32 448 7', Seattle, 47 DOrtiZ, Boston, 47 MRam1rez. NBA ANA.LS Oakland 23 36 390 Boston. 43. · (Best-of-7) HITS-Tejada , Baltimore, 79, Damon, San Antonio ys Detroit Wednesday's Games Thursday, June: 9 Boston , 79 BRobefts. Baltimore, 76 . ChlCBgo Cubs 2, Toronto 0 Te1xe,ra, Texas. 73, ISuzuk1, Seattle, 73, San Anton1o 84, Detro11 69. San Anton1o FlOrida 5 Seanle 4 MYoung, Texas, 73: Mora, Baltnrore 73 leads ser•es-1-0 L.A Angels 8. Allanta 4 DOUBLEs-Tejada , Baltimore 20. Sunday, June 12 WaShtngton 7, Oakland 2 BlalOCk, Te)(as 17, Broussard, Cleveland, Detroit at San Antonio, 9 p m J)ittsburgh 6, Baltimore 1 TUesday, June 14 17, W1nn. Seattle, 17, Ort1z. Boston, 17, Philadelphia 2, Texas 0 IRodnguez, Detro1t. 17 San Anlan•o at Oetro•l. 9 p m Houston 4, N Y Mats 1 TRIPLES-S1zemore, Cleveland , 6, Thursday, June 16 Boston 4, St. LOUIS 0 ISuzuki, Sea tile, 6; R1os, Toronto. 5, San Anton1o at Detro1t. 9 p f!l Cinclnnatl11 , Tampa Bay 9 DeJesus, Kansas C1ty, 5 F1ggms, Los Sunday, June 19 NY. Yankees t2, Milwaukee 3 Angeles. 5 BRoberts Baltimore 5 loge, · San Antonio al Detroit. 9 p m if necessary Chicago Wh ite Sox 15, Colorado 5 Detro•t 5. Tuesf;tay, June 21 Cleveland 6, San DieQO 1 HOME RUNS-AAodnguez, New York:, 19, Oetrolt at San Antonio, 9 p m 1f necessary L.A. Dodgers 3, Detro•t 1 TeJada Balbmore, 17, Te1xe1ra. Texas. 16. Thursday, June 23 Mtnnesota 10, An zona 0 ASorlano, Te;oo:as, 15, Konerko, Chicago, 15, Detroit at San AntoniO, 9 p m , 11 necessary Kansas City 4, San Frendsco 1 DOrtiz, Boston 14, VWells, .Toronto, l3 1 'Thursday 's Games WNBA Sexson, Seart~ . 13 San D•ego 3. Cleveland 2 EASTERN CONFERENCE STOLEN BASE$-Podsedn lk:, Ch1cago San Franc1sco 9, Kansas C1ty 7 WLPctGB 3 1, F1ggms. Los Angeles. 21, Crawford. Seattle 8, Florida 0 Tampa Bay, 16, WomacK, New York, 16, Connecticul 4 1 800 WashJngton 4, Oakland 3 Detrott 4 1 · 800 ISuzukl, Seanle, 15; Lugo, Tampa Bay 15 Ph~adefptna 1O, Texas 8 4 3 571 1 Indiana THunter Minnesota , 14 · Houston 6, N Y Mats 3. 11 1nn1ngs New York 2 3 400 2 PITCHING (6 Oeelsions}-Buehrl e Clnonnati 14 Tampa Bay 5 Wash1ngton 2 5 286· 3 ChJCago, 7·1 , 875, 3.15, OHernandez Ar1zona 4, MinneSota 3 1 5 167 3 '1 ChK:ago, 7-1, 875, 4 34, Clement, Boston 1 Charlone Friday's Games WESTERN CONFERENCE Boston (Arroyo 4-2) at Ch1cago Cubs 6· t 857, 3 79, Park, Texas, 6-1 , 857, 5 09 WLPctGB Bedard. Baltimore. 5· 1, .833 2 08. Garland (Maddux 4-3), 2:20pm 5 , 833 Sacramento DetrOit {Maroth 4~6) at Colorado Ch1cago. 9·2, 818, 3 40, Rogers, Texas, 8-2 5 2 714 ', Seattle 800, 1 62 (Jam Wnght 3-5), 5 05 p m ' . 4 2 667 1 STAIKEOUTS-JoSantana, Minnesota, Houston Seattle (Pine1ro 2·3) at Washington {Ohka Minnesota 3 3 500 2 114: RJohnson , New York, 73; Halladay 4·3), 7 05 p.m 3 4 429 2', Tampa Say (Noma 3-5) at Pittsburgh Toronto 70. Sonderman Detro1t. 67, Colon, Los Angeles 2 6 286 3 ', Los Angeles, 65, LaCkey Los Angeles, 64. PhOOnl)( (Redman 3-4). 7·05 p m 2 6 250 4 ' Milwaukee (Santos 2·5) at Philadelphia Cabrera Baltimore, 60;· Clement, Boston, San Anton1o (Myers 5-3), 1 05 p m 60 Tuesday's Games SAVES-Nathan, Minnesota, 17, L.A. Angels (Colon 7·3) al N Y Mats [lshn 1-4). 7·10pm Guardado. Seattle, 17, FCordero Texas. 16, I Connecttcut 81 , Seattle 69 Baltimore (lopez 4·2 ) at Cmctnnall BRyan, Balllmore, 15 WJCk:man , Cleveland, AI san AntoniO 71, Washington 62 Minnesota 62. Houston 58 15, Herrn'anson, Ch1cago~ t14 Foulke (Harang 4-3) 7 10 p m • Sacramento 65, lnd1ana 51 Oakland (Haren 3-7) at Atlanta (Dav1es 2· Boston. 13, MAivera. New York, 13 Wednesday's Games 1), 7:35p.m Seattle 76, Detro1t 61 Texas (Park 6-1) at Florida (A J Burn en 3· NAnONAL LEAGUE PhoeniX 66, Los Angeles 63 4), 7.35 p.m BATTING-DeLee, Ch1cago, 378, Thu111day'a Games Toronto (UIIy 3-6) at Houston (Rodnguez 1· NJohnson, Wash•ngton, 341 Cabrera, No games scheduled 2) 8 05 p m Florida .335, PuJOis. St Louis, .330. Barmes. Friday's Games N.Y. Yankees (Wang 3·1) at St. LOUIS Coklrado, 329, BCiark, Milwauk:ee, 329, Seattle at Washin9ton . 7 p m (Marquis 7-3), 8"10 p m 8Abreu 1Philadelphia, 327 Chanotte at Detroit, 7·30 p m Kansas City (Gre1nke 1-7) at Anzona · RUN~Ab reu , Philadelphia, 46. DeLee. New York at Indiana. 8 p.m {Au Ortiz 4-5), 9"40 p m ChiCago, 45, BCiark, Milwaukee, 44, Pu]ois, Connecticut at Houston 8 30 p m Chicago White Sox (Garland 9-2) 'a1 San St Lout s. 43 BG•Ies. San Diego, 41. 1 Phoenix at Sacramento 10 p m Diego (W.W~Nams 2·3). 10 05 p m Barmes, Coklrado, 40, JKent, Los Angeles , Cleveland (Sabartua 4-3) at San Franasoo 1 40; LGonza!ez, Anzona. 40 1 (Tomko 5-7), 10.15 p m. RBI--caLee, Milwaukee, 55, Delee, 1 M1nnesota (Mays 3-2) at LA Dodgers Ch+eago 52; Burrell, Philadelphia, 51, JKent, (F'enny 3-2), 10 40 p m Los Angeles. 49 Pu)ols. St. Louis 47, 1 Seturday's Gimes BAbreu, Philadelphia, 44, Nevtn, San D~ego, Malor Leaaue SOccer Oakland at Atlanta, 3 15 p.m. 42, CDelgado, Florida 42 &stem COnference Baseball New England 6 Ch1cago 6 Kansas City 4 MetroStars 4 DC Umted 3 Columbus 3 Western W FC Dallas Los Angel es San Jose Rea!Saltlake Colorado ChiVBS co Soccer 3 3 2 1 '9 4 1 2 5 19 8 18 17 20 15 17 11 12 12 7 17 GF GA 22 10 18 . 12 14 14 8 17 • 11 16 t2 29 . Saturct~w·s Games Colorado a1 Columbus 4 p m New England at Kansas C1ty 8 p m, Real Salt Lak:e at Los Angeles, 10 p m r Sundav's Games DC Uml8d at MetroStars, 6 p m FC Dallas at Chicago, 7 p m San Jose at CO Ch1vas USA, 8 p m Wednesday, June 15 Ch1cago at DC United, 7 30 p.m. Los Angeles at Colorado, 9 30 p m Saturday, June 18 Kansas C1ty at Chicago. 4 p m Columbus at MetroStars, 7.30 p.m New England at DC Un1ted. 7 30 p m Los Angeles at FC Dallas. 8 30 p m Real Salt Lak:e at San Jose 10 p m Colorado at CD Ch1vas USA 10 p m Transactions Thursday's Transactions " I I 6 22 1Q 2 S 17 3 4 16 4 3 12 6 t 10 Conference L T Pts 1 3 24 2 2 20 3 5 14 6 2 11 7 2 ' 8 5 1 Friday, June 10, 2005 Friday,Juneto,2005 ~rtbune EIASEBALL Major League Baseball MLB-Suspended Wash1ngton OF Marion Byrd ior two games and i1ned h1m an undisclosed amount for h•s act1ons 1n a June 4 game Amarican league DETROIT TIGERS-Activated RHP Fernando Rodney from the 15·day DL and recalled him from Toledo of the IL OAKlAND ATHLETIC5-Recalled OF Matt Watson tram Sacramento of the PCL OptiOned OF Charles Thomas to Sacramento SEATilE MARINER$-Traded SS W1lson Valdez to San 01ego to} RHP M1ke Bumsload and RHP A D. Sp1ehs National League CINCINNATI AED5-Act1Vated RHP Luke Hudson off the 15-day DL Optioned RHP Elizardo Aam~rez to Louisville of the IL HOUSTON ASTROS-S1gned RHP Brandon Stncklen MILWAUKEE BREWERS- Announced AHP Gaty GloVer has cleared waivers and accepted ass1gnment to Nashville at the PCL WASHINGTON NATIONAL5-Purchased the contract ot INF Rick Short from New Orleans of the PCL BASKETBALL ·· National Basketball Association CLEVELAND CAVALIERs-Named Hank Egan ass1stan1 coach and Bryant Moore v1deo coordinator. GOLDEN STATE WARRIORsAnnounced G·F Calbert Cheaney exercised hiS player optiOn to return for thf! 2005-06 season FOOTBALL National Football League CLEVELAND BROWNS-Released OL Ross Verba " NEW ENGLAND PATRIOT5-Released DB Ike Charlton SAN FRANCISCO 49ER5-Signed OT Patrick Estes, TE B1lly Bajema and QG.Tony Wragge Claimed OT Harvey Dahl oH wa1vers from the Dallas CO'Nboys Named Trent Baalke and Roylin Bradley area scouts HOCKEY National Hockey League TAMPA BAY LI GHTNING-Purchased a m111ont'j Interest •n the Johnstown Ch1efs of the ECHL COLLEGE FORDHAM-Named Nick Resta1no baseball coach · GEORGETOWN , D.C -Named Bernard MUJr athletic director. TEXAS A&M COMMERCE--Named J1m Johnson athletic d1rector COLUMBUS, OhiO (AP) ~ The 2005 All-Ohio H igh School Baseball Teams, as voted by the Ohio H1gh School Baseball Coaches Association DIVISION I First Team P-Enc Surkamp. C1n Moeller. Alan Momson, Can GlenOak, Charlle Laesman, Cm. Elder; C- DaiJid Ghyles. Springt>oro Josh Colliver, W Chester Lakota W ISSean Jackson. Olmsled Falls IF-Bryan Bonner, K1ngs M1lls Kmgs,S teve Brown, Cin. LaSalle , Tony Gonzalez, SouthvieW, Anthony Rarnos, Lorain Admiral K1ng, OF-Zach Hurley, Springboro, Gred Ferrell , Green: Cameron sanerwhite. Cin. Moeller; Steve James, Cuyahoga Falls UT-DH-Dan Glazer, N Royalton Player of the year Charlie Leesman , C1n Elder Coach olthe year· Mark Thompson , C1n Elder Second Team P-Tim Ant1l , Clayton North mon t, Zach Elrher. Lew1s Center Olentangy, Chris Stewart Dublin Coflman, Luke Yetzer, Mansfield Madison C-Dust1n Wachter, Newark: Aaron McOu iSiliOn, Tiffin, Columbian 1 B-Brandon McFarland, Perrysburg IF- Brandon Be $]. Oa~ Hills Ryan Frazee Westerville N.. J.J. Fought, Tal. Whitmer, Justin Held, HudSon OF- Aaron Opel!, Fremont Ross, Andy Whewell, Whitehouse Anthony Wayne . Ben Bryan. HtJber His Wayne, Chad Gotfena, Sidney UT/OH-Steph Thompson. Clayton Northmont Honorable Mention Tom Osch 1p, Mentor. Nlc Karow, Lew•s Center Olentangy, Brennan Glass, Spnng. S; Ryan Baechel Can. GlenOak,,.Brook:s Hunton, Dublin Coffman; Russell Toth, Lora1n Admiral King, N1ck Roman , Can. GlenOak, Trent Dues, Vandalia Butler. Ed Jayjack, T1ff1 n Columb1an, M1ke Stallard, Mayfie ld, Brendan Hanks, Olmsted Falls • DIVISION II First Team P-Jon N1ese Del1ance: ChriS Walden, Bellelontame. Josh Barrera, Thornville Sheridan C- Aiex Schmid Can Cent. Cath; N1ck Allsop, Oberlin Firelands, 18-J P. Keefe ; !;Iebron LaKewood IF~Man Schlarb, Lexington, Lee Ba1nbrldga, Steubenville; Kolbr m Vitek:, Bryan: Curtis Lohr, Ashville Teays Valley, OF-chns · Hoffer: Hebron LaKewood, J.B. Shuck, Gallon : KJrk Sal1nski. Sandusky Perk:ms, Frank Clkach, Chesterland W. Geauga UT· DH-Enc Best. Olen tangy L1bert'j. Player of the year Jon N1ese. Defiance. Coach of the year . Don Thorp, Hebron LaKewood. Second Team P-Heath Hinkl e, LOUISVIlle, Andy Ol1ver Verm111on: Chad Rodge rs, Walsh Jesuit C- Dan McGeorge, Tippecanoe. Greg Feldcamp, Gin McNicholas 1B-Kav1n Johnson. Willard IF-Jake Oester, Cm McNicholas: Mike Wilsey, Vermilion; Jared Humphreys, Jackson, Drew Schmidt, Cm McNicholas OF-N1ck Smder, Granville; Devon Torrence Can S , Jason Leaver, Spnng. Shawnee Carlo Testa Tallmadge. UT· DH- Brad Winter, Bellefontaine Honorable Mention Bobby D9ppe, L1ma Bath Justin Wohlford, Utica, Zach Barson, Can ., S.; Dan Wheeler, Utica Joey Fratentomo, Chagrin Falls : Brandon Gessner, Cols DeSales, Tyler Penwell, Washmgton C H., AndY Bean. Hebron Lakewood, Dan M1lle~n . CadiZ Hamson Cent., Josh Waggle. St ClairSville. Shane Paule, Oak Harbor; DenniS Vaugh n, Mentor Lake Cath. DIVISION Ill FlntTeam , P-M1chael Hill, Fairland, Clay Grube, Johnstown Northridge, lee Fausnaugh, Williamsport Westfall C-Golln Ray, Gates Mills Gilmour; Ryan Gerlach, Coldwater 19-Bnan H1scox Burton B9rkshlre IF-Tyler Rudman Cots Ready; Dustin Bassler, Jordan Petraiti S, Manchester , W. Liberty Salem, Joe Moms, Wllliamsporl Westfall; . OF-Ghns Hatfield, Cm Hills CHCA, Colton Coy, Frankfort Adena: Kyle Robinson, Sprmg NE : Cednc M1ms. Rootstown UT/DH-Andy Puthoff, St Henry Playar olthe year Tyler Rudman Cols. Reacly Coach ol the year · Greg lnselman, Hamler Patrick Henry. Second Team P- Pat Wurm , Bucyrus: Todd Fann1n, Collins Western Reserve Ben Hoyer, Cin. Hills CHCA C- Jason Hudnall, Carlisle, Marc Krau ss, Hamler Patrick Henry. 1 8-Corey White , Ch1ll1cothe Unioto IF-M1ke Tozzi , Magnolia Sandy Valley, Ben Hoyer. Cin. Hills CHCA Tyler Ledford , W Alexandna Twm Valley S .Brad Lewis, Millbury lake OFTyler Ullery Brookville, Jeff Morosky. Gahanna Cols Academy.Tommy Andrews, Cin. H1lls CHCA. Andrew Stahl, Newcomerstown UT/DH-Joe Wheeler, Lucasville Valley Honorable Mention N1ck Hunter, Gates M•lls Hawken . Jake Hale Albany Alexander, TraviS Mcinerney, Coshocton, Bob locke, Gates M1lls Hawk:en, Dav1d May, Magnolia Sandy Valley , Adam S1mmons, Cm Hills CHCA, Nate Campbell, Gates M1lls 'Gilmour, David Loel , Frankfort Adena , Shawn Lohr, Gal1on Northmor, Chad Meyer, Defiance T1nora: Ryne Rom1ck, RIVer , Nate Fest1, Sugarcreek Garaway, Greg Shaner, A1t1man DIVISION IV First Team P-Ghns Baker N Lewisburg Tnad , Kev1n Wammes, Fremont St Joseph; Tyler Welch, Lancaster Fisher Ca th C-Dan Mutchler, Norwalk St Paul: Corey Cook, Cols Tree at L1fe 1B-Dan Tolbert. Dalton IF- Anthony Jackson, Defiance Ayersvllle; Toney PawloWICZ, Montpelier Clay Tmgley Edon: M1ke RIChie, HicksvlHe OF-Jason Ba1ley N l ewisburg TMd ; Corey Barr, Mowrystown Whiteoak; Shawn Deats, T1Hin Calvert Greg Weller, Bettsville UT/DH-Qurrell Beachy, Berlin Hiland. Player of the year· Kevm Wammes. Fremont St. Jo seph. Coach of the year M1ke Berg, Dalton Second Team P-Ryan Hartong, Dalton. Mark Miller. Crestv1ew. Bretl Smalley, Riverdale CDustm Walter. Malvern, Zack Ktdslon. P1oneer N Cent. 1B-Ross Guisinger, Kalida. IF-Tyler Jackson. N LeWisburg Tnad , Cory Miller. Fremont St Joseph , Brian Schne•der, Convoy Crestview. Brooks Spiess. New Wash1ngton Buckeye Cent OFRobby Roth , Fremont St Joseph, T.J Blanton, St Mary Cent. Cath., Stuart Gr1mshaw. S. Websta r, M1ke Schwechhe1mer. Crestline UT-DH-Bnan Pervis. Leesburg Fa1rf1eld. Honorable Mention Kurt Smith, C10 Country Day. Enc Bak1es, Carey, Darnn Mumaw, Fl. LoramJe , Zack D1dston , P1oneer N Central , Brandon Blankensh ip, Plymouth; Dav1d Dlbling, Morral Ridgedale: K J F1fe, Leesburg Fa1rf1eld, Ryan Saller, Hicksville; Ryan Hoffman, Kalida, Lucas Goebel, Slryker For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! ,·-·-·-·-·-·--·-·-··-·--:-·-·--·-·--~ Help Wanted • • Reach 3 Counties And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Cant C•lh• Take Your Cheer & Tumbling Talents to the Xtreme ... THE OHIO RIVER XTREME Pleasant' Valley Hospital IS currently acceptmg resumes for a Respiratory ThempiSt. Must be a graduate of an approved Respiratory Therapist Program. Current West Virgmta hcense required. Excellent salary. holidays. health insurance single/family plan. dental plan, life insu rance. vacation, long-tenn di sability and retirement. Send resumes to: Pleasant Valley Hospital, c/o Human Resources. 2520 Valley Dri ve, Point Pleasant, WV 25550 1304) 675-4340 Call fo~ information now! 740-446-3100 740-645-2561 ' • Help Wanted . Rutland American Experiment Mrch.mic 40 hrs Week Patd Vacati ons Salary NegotJ.tbll" Mw.t have own tools Legion· •• i •• • V;nld dnvers license June 12, 2005 ll:OOAM to South Eat lmportt 740-59'2-249'7 5:00PM All You .Can Eat For$7.00 · DriDksAreF,..,; REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE ,, ( ( ca~:;~::v ,. ...,,.-- - - - - - - · - · _ ·_ __,...,;o:..:r...:F..;;aiiix..iTo (740) 446-3008 , . Oftftee !low<-~· r I \ \ \ 111 \ 1 I \ 11 \I .., • r . ANN<M;mtEJm ~: 1 Found ·2 keys In the park· lng-lot of old Central Elem ADOPT. A Happily marned. school call304·675·1333 childless couple longs to share· our lives w1th your Lost: Black and wt1ite Ptt Bull baby W1ll provide a lifet1me •n Addaville school area of lo~Je, happiness: oppty & (740)645-4942 security. We know that your decis1on will be made out of YARD SALE pure tova for your baby. Expenses pd Please call Mike & Donna 1·866·720· YARD SALE· 5099 The lady who bought my corner booth & table please pick ~ up. Call (740)446· 1375. r GIVEAWAY 4 Beautiful Ktttens to a Lpvfng Home (304 )895· S013 4 gray and black Tabby Call (740)245-59 19. r GAWPOUS 4. month old German shepherd. Already ha s shots Call 3 fam11y sale. 6/1 0·6/n . (740)256-6909 Toys. baby 1tems. kids Fem Chocolate Lab to good clothes & mu ch more 337 home in country 740-992- Roush Lane ·r 4158 . r Giva away to good home beautJful black and chocolate lab puppies Fatherblack lab and Mother-border collie Call Greg at 740-696· 1106 or Brenda al 74Q-992~ • • • 3034. IT' YARD SALE ·TIME Infants clothes 0·12 months family yard sale 64 boy/girl, girls clothing 4·6, Sycamore St June womens clothing, mfant 10,11 ,12, Sam-dark toys, 3 family ya"rd sale. Fn &Sat. 94 · Clfri ~.own h ouse, Lovers Lane. Toddler boys, g1rls, lg. mens cloth1ng, toys, linens, Home lnt9rior, video games, po11ery more At. 160 past hospital Sat.6/11 . 11e:.:m 49 Vmton Ave. 6/9-6/11 . -c :.:s:.:·_ _ _ __ __ F1esta. Imperial, Carnival, Mov•ng sale. June 13thwomens XL clothes, toots, 14th . 9am·5pm . Lots of vanou& 1tems miSC . 1987 VOI\10, 69,800 m1!es, $1 ,200, Bulavtlle PiKe 5 fam1ly yard sale, Thurscorner of Greentree Ad. m1le Sat., June 9th-11th, 242 marker 7 5 Airline Rd ., Bidwell-Porter. sa le. Something for everyone. Mov1ng/Garage Saturday, June 11 ; 10am·? Huge! , 126 Second Ave (across from the Nazarene Church). Autos lo< Sllle •......, ......•.........•...................•• 7t 0 1o Motorslo< Sllle··--··········-·······---····· 750 Building Supplles ...--·-···---·-···-···········--········550 e . . - and Bulldlngll-·-··--· ··----··············· 340 Bu...,.u OpportunHy .•••••••.••••....•.•, ••, .....•:21 0 Bu....... Training ..........•... , ....-., ............. 140 ~ & - HOfiiM .•,., •. _ .•:••..••,, .... 790 C:.mplng Eqult>n*lt ...:..•........ -········-·-······ 780 c:.ro. ol Th8nlla .. .,,..............., .., ................ 01 ~ Chlld/Eiderty care ....., ...•............................ 190 ~lon., ...........:...... - ......,.840 Equipment IO< llen!••••••••••••••-••••••••n••• ••• •••••480 Eloca....ng ·-••••••••••••••••••••••n•••••••••••••••••••••••;830 F...., Equl....-••••.........•••...•••.•.•••..•••.. ,,,~ 010 F.....8 for RenL.•-•••••••••••••••-""""'•·-··----···--430 F . . . . . IOI' ·••••••-••••••»•••>••••••n•••••••••••••••• 330 For LMIM ...•, ••.•..••••........•, .....•••••.............. ,.490 For Sale-·--·-··········-·-·· ··-'········-·-··-··--····-···5115 For Sale or ~-,····· ·-·····························HO t."Wtbk•---·---··--·.....................-580 F"* a F.......... Roomaoo•••••-••n-•nnn•• •-••••m••-450 0.tMal ~......,.......·-···-····-··········150 ----·--------·-··········-·····()110 ' ~n••-••-•n>••••-'"" '"••••••••••••••••••••••••050 !My & Gnlln •••••·-····-··-----··-······---·-········1140 ltelp Waaled .....................- . .:...................... 110 Gluwwar ------ ···--.-·····-··•···•···--•10 Hoc:- fcJr Sltleooooooooooo~ooo~•••••••••••nnooooonn ..oo310 Home tmprouuswuts. I Clld Goode ................- ....................S10 for Flet1t---·-------------------····--·--·-- 410 --....... far "-·--··-·-IWit---·----··-·--420 llobllllla- far S.----··-----~~~.320 __, ... t.a.>----·-----···-2211 Male ,, 4 ......,..___ ~--· ·-··--740 1 ......... ..,..,..,..,.. _____________ 570 • • • Pweot , ---~-----·--·-005 -tor----··--···---···-·-.......... ••• bt · - · - - - ·-----82'0 0 ·-~------------230 .., u' - . T V 6 ·C8 118!>*- - ·---·--·----160 ,._.E8111111WUIJd- 31M 0 ~""'~ '• • ..., , r • - -~. . . . .'. : . Wu' ap;c;t. Rw 2 ~ioor .... tor- IIUY"a Tnoclla "" llpt I iJ ·- - ~For· W& t1 rtoauy _ ~2 _ 'toauy.F.,...;;F W&P IToDa ... 'tDRMt-- www.c::omic. .c::om C> 2005 ~::: Y.-cllnl - '. ,. ; =·s· ~: PLP' 2 exersaucers and Lar_ga yard sale Intersection State Route 141 and Lincoln P1ke Ant1que furniture, Fenton glassware, cedar swmgs and girders, clothes, 4 Fam1ly yard sale. June baby toys n8v1baby clothes t11h, 12th, Ouatl Creek trail· (3 month-toddler), like new er park, lot 49 , 8am·6pm car seat, oth er numerous ¥nouncernenl ............................................ 030 Antlq.-..................... ············-·····················530 Apertmenta for \'lent····························'······ 440 Auc:llon and """' Marl<et•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••oeo Auto Parts & A c - .......................... 760 Auto Replolr .,.........·-·'··-·---·-·-·--····-·-···-·······-- 770 ....,.. · - Apanment available al Water's Edge 10 Syracuse. Applicants must be elderly. disabled, or handicapped. Apartment rent at $3.50.00 per month. If Interested. Call 992-6419 or992-3343 6110/05 , 750 Second Ave Name brand clothes s1ze 12 thru 16 children, plus s1ze women. 3 Mllunorleln... ..........---···········--····-020 --·•-•""""•"•"'''""-""•>••>-••••••• 13G L...-n a o.n~en Eqe ·r--nt. ...._............. eeo 0 Books, cur tai ns, clo1hes. tur· nhure State Route 218 & Orchard Hilt Ad June 11, 9am·6pm. r ILI'"-dL..-·-·--······-·········-··•••••»•••830 ~- Found•--••••-·--••-••n•••--•••••• 060 Lam & - --·--·--··---·-··;-·-·350 ,, lb i80UI8---·--·-----·······--······-·-170 • c.....,.,. ... cr. s ---··-------------540 Apartments For Rent x~ S ____.L 1!10 150 120 .410 - --520 720 71!1 870 730 _ _ _ oeo · · - -AD teo 470 ~ ___, 0'7e £1i All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publication Sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. Thursday for Sundays PaPe<r Park Lane Mobile Home Court, 57 Jay Dr If 28, Gallipolts, OH. June tO & t I 8 00-5 00 Canceled If ra1n Sat. June 11 , from S:OQ3"00 Sk1's, household items, TV, toys, sm tent, m1sc items. 116 Mabelme Dr. Sat. June 11th , 4 tamii•-J yard sale, 9-4. Old Navy. Tommy Hilfiger, J SUI, Dooney & Burke, Aero~le, computOfsl electronics, VHS/OVO, COins State Street, beside Post Office, Centerv1lle WANJrn YARDSALEPoMEROY/MIDVI.E o Pre Moving Sale--June 1 From Middleport H ill past Rad10 station turn f1rst road left 5th house Camp Conley • M1lton Rd . 8 ooam to 3·00pm Fn and Sat June 9·1 0 Rain or Shme V1deos. J)uzz!es. TV and stand , much Great Pnes more. Huge Estate Sale June 9, 10, and 11th 8:00·? , Rt2 North OppoSite Eckard Chapel Rd KThe Good Stuff' LowPriCes Green Acres Regional Center, ~ne. Has an Immediate opening for: Treatment lnatrue1or Job ReqUirements H1gh School diploma or GED equivalent Full·t1me pos1t1ons available Worfo;1ng w1th MR!DD adults in Vaned settmgs 'Send resume or interest letter to: Green Acrea Regional Center, Inc. Attention: Personnel P.O. Box 240 Lesage, WV 25537 Fax: 304-762-2862 Email: garcOdirecway.com' EOE · Part -Time Cook/Helper needed lor 100 bed sk1lled nursmg raclllt'j Interested applicants should apply to . Rockspring s RehabilitatiOn Center, 36759 ROcksprmgs Road , Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 Extend1care Health SerVk.:es. Inc IS an equal opportunity employer that encou rages workplace , diVerSity MIF ON Part·T1me Med1cal or Nurs1ng Consultant ASSIStant, needed for busy PhySICians OH1ce. Please send Resume to PO Box 220 Po1nt Pleasant. WV or 3009 Jackson Ave , Po1nt Pleasant. WV L---•TOiiii.iBiiUYiiii-•,.1 s. _I from- Garage 5alo. Maple Middleport Books. dilhes, · fumrture , .children's basement sale, 811().8111 StrHI, Rudand 1-800-214-0452 Ntght Shitt Cook, ~ hr .t.c:U«il8G ~ .f.ccT.mt~ng per wk. 18 or okjer, pick-up Col.lnal tor ltdliJPtl_.ll CoiteoH appUeatiOn at QUeen, lnd Sctloolli 12748. · 'DairY No Phone 11}6 MISOIJANF.Ot.5 • I • Now H1nng Direct Care Cabmet Cherry. Staff. Appj.cations will be Cureo talu!l1 from 8.Q0-.4.00pn .. $150.00. Call Joyce 740- $29.00 6Qm. ...... - r..- Joricllolnn. 304-675-4167 ii r r.tlddlepc>1, 011 EOE Ov-ook RehaiK!itaoon ~ Centar is a•nnllyat 1 II 1\1 OHK WANIID To Do Cl & part bme eamng diotary , _ anc1 dietary Kaep · K JI"U 11n1 itiBt- Up bK Do" list too Big? P'e&se come ;n lt'ld com- let Us HELP You ' We'll plate yow 4nllo abiMIIt 333 Olen-A--Up & Get-A~Done. Paga St. Ott. Wo do All appliCatiOns tor -.....uNng. can·• ,-o 45760 E.O r.iddt-. e Paramedics & SflrvKB TURNED oo;vN ON SOCIAL SECURrTY /SSI? No Fee Unless We W1n 1 1·888-582-3345 1-< I \I I " I \ I I Ga!Hpollo C8rM< College (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayt 740-446-4367, WMI!I.galllp :IICifM!Wtlilglt corn Middleport, Callsl' ~ ...._.--, =·563=1~.- - - - - w -. - l u .i O f ~. -. ­ & """"""'. Friday·Satulday part ...... wi111nlin Apply .. Salem hiring a1 locatiOns. full or part-time. p;o. up appiicanon at locanon & bnng back between t.O:OOam & 11 ooam, Monday thru Saturday ::~=~~~~~~ ~ INsnltJc1u; M1cktieton EstaJS!.. 8204 992-671!2 Carla Orne, Gallif,olis, OH Energetic, efficient staff 45631 . No Phone calls DIRECTV . FREE Home membef needed lor busy entertainment S•tstem Please ' chi!OIJ'I*ific office. It QUal~ FREE Equipment and Install lied send resume ttl: 750 Overbrook Center 11 current· up to rour rooms 145 chan · First ANa. Galhpohs OH ly aa:ap!lng awficali<>o IS lor nela a montt1. Asl< LPN'S ALL SHIFTSII K JI"U how to get FREE HBO. are interested, pfeeSie come MAX. and STARS. I -&JO. Estabished Heating-Cooling in and tilt out an iiPPiic'Rtiofl 5ZH556 ~details. Company in Galtia County at 333 Page Slr- ctotNng. bally rnsc., ,mallJr· lool<ing lot eJt~H~noncod nity ~ and more .kine 1nstaiMH's and l8ctlnk;iana H 10 & 11. 11'1k!hested send resume to· Cl.A ao. 566 do G a l ='~:~.!~~ Tribune. P.O. Bo>t 469, 1 miiB Nor1tt of Cltos1o< on Rl =Gai=14"1='•:_0H:::.:..:.'5E=•.:.·- Cull8r. 7 WoodVaOfkiiiQ mfs, hots Expel eo ad Call (740)682-7318 a""' of rThiC saze 18 ciOfNt:S, ~ge All real estate advertising R1o Grande Investment Proparty walk to U n1vers1ty (2 ) Apartment bu1ld1ngs, (3) two ' BR un1ts $129 .000 Call (740)245· 9413 www.orv .com Home listings. L1st ~ ur home by ca lling (740)446-3620 View photos/Info onlme In thi s newspaper is subject to tt)e Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes illllegalto advertise "ally preference, 11m1tat1on or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex familial status or net1onat origin, or any intent1on to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination." This newspaper wm net -kno'!f'lngly accept advartiaementa tor real estate which Is in v1olatlon of the taw. Our readers are hereby: informed that all , dwellings advertised m this newspaper are available on an equal oppor1unlty bases. Duplex each w1th 3 BR LA. OR , Kitchen . Bath & Porch House 3 BR , LA, K1tchen . Bath . Both m Pomt Pleasant (304 )675-2495 after 7 OOpm % Down' 3 bedroom 1 4 bath. U R, D/R, F/ R ar garage, fenced 1n acK yard 112 acre. lose to town. S132.500 -- MOBILE HUMES tuHSALE . 1979 Homette 12x50 2 Bedroom,! Bath gas. self cont·alf conditiOner Will rent for $265 00 a month or sell lor $3 495 · 74D- 3a54019 oo t 997 14x65 Prem1er 2 bed· room. 1 bath all Electnc Exc Cond Lots of extras $11 ,000 (304)675-7588 or 1304)553·3715 1997 DoUblew1de 3 !Jed · room 2 bat h 1+acre · (304 )675-10t9 ' t998 16x80 Skyline 3 Bedroo)\ 2 Bath, Shmgted Roof. Vmyl S1dmg For sale or rent. In country, Appliances (304)675-7772 Cadmus. 3 bedroom. full or (304!674· 5575 basement, hardwood floors, no pets (740)379·2540 Fleetwood front 2000 k1tchen model w1th sk:1r11ng Houses at Great and central a ~r W1ll deliver Prices 1 Wehave2 homes ln Very dean 1-800· 837-3238 the Gallipolis and Rutland areas WE FINANCE• NO 92 Southern Elite "M H 14 CLOSING COST. NO X 70 Good Condlt1on 2 POINTS' Contact N1ck bedroom 2 bath . so me Huffman @ 1·800·333· appli an ce s S9 000 00 must be moved 740·949· 6910 2011 fill' L ~=~===~==~ - Great I **I'IIOTJ(;I~** Kanauga. Due to recent ch~ 1n Yard sate: HOt \JogS, beklld coverage. area Medi Home goods. llam-Satutday, Juno Heal11t Agency ,• ..,...ng a 11, 0 Trinity U.M. Churcll highly motiva1ed. irt<lepenGA.. o.-,;"";..·_ _ _ _ _ _..., ent full-time Registered • Nurse to man.servtee ~ -~~_:_ dien1ii out of our Gallipolis -. ~u 1.,~ . office Must be licensed lfl bolh OI'No and West V1rg1n1a 3391 Chn1ll( Road across We after a competitiVe Roo 619 & 8110 salary, paokage and Too many il8m& ID llsl lots 401K. EOE Pfease send ot mosc. sometll;ng lor all resume to 352 Second Ave , Gallipolis, OH 45631 or call 37187 Vance Rood Juno 10 Hl0(~·~1-6334 Attn & 1 1 Nico dean teen git1s 1u!rtr; Fadey, RN. c1otNng A E. Holisler. 110:: ilerM, oombter set. 3 di:sc. CO AU FU stero, IDOls, rTMSC. SV'IS will be posted 7.-o-992-6833 Local company offerm g "NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro· grams for you to buy your home 1nstead of rent1ng ' 100% l mancmg · Less than perfect credit Georges Portable Sawmill, accepted don't haul your logs to the ·, Payment could be the mtll JUS! call304-675-1957 same as rent Mortgage Locators HL Construct1on (740)992·7321 Metal Roof1ng & Sh mgles. Concrete worl<, Decks , Pamtlng lnter~or & Exter•or Garages Pole Barns, (304)695· 3720 E)(tenor Pamtmg, Experienced. Reasonable rates, Reierences For Free Est1mates call 74d-6452638 r --------- ~ Jlll()Olefl6, household HuM~s f'OH SALE f'OR ·SALE Expenenced Honie Health 7 Homes under $14000 . C&re g1ver, Wi ll s1 t, With Will deliver 740·385·4367 Elde rly Contact Knstma Harbour (304)576-2.495 Attention• MARKET Saturday, June 11 AU d Jthes. snoes. toys, dishes, books, VIdeos, crafts, Christmas jtems. knick knadc&- 112 price 1914 St other m•scellaneouS chores. Rl 141 , GaHipoiiS. For more 1nforma~ Wanted. Someone to Haul Expenence operabng equ1~ FIM/ON. IIOf\ call Dorothy Harper. <M~ old things · to landfill · ment & extra skills such as Yanl sale. 2 families. 619(740)446-7148 1304)675-2157 welding a plus 6111 . C1olhes, knick--knacb, i;lt30~~~:"" Call 1304)937-3410 tabla , mtsc. Burnett Ad , Wtcelure's Restaurant now ' r 10 . Ho~m; To Do I will care for your loved one 1n my home Call (740)388· PT F1scal Ofllce r, Income Yard Sale 19i 7 N Main St. 0118 Holzer Senior Care Tax Administrator, V1llage of 8-4 Fn & Sat Center R1o Giande. Pidt up appltcaAUCI10N 'AND Nursing Positions t•on at Village Hall, 174 E FLEA Available College or tax resume WJ!h Brand New Method references to (740)245· Dry in 1 Hour Cross Creek Auction· II you are interested m work· 1704 ApplicatiOn deadline No Steam-or-Shampoo Buffalo every Saturday at 7 ing 10 a long term care laclll· noon, June 14. Accounting Free ~E st1mate s ' pm , Out of State Dealers, ty and value mak:1ng a differ· expenence requ.red ... Clearly Cleanu• plus Local Cons1gnments ence 1n the lives ol others 304 7!Hl022 New & Used Merchand•se. you may be a candtdata lOr Aockspnngs Rehab1 1Jtat1on 1-550-1616 Stephen Reedy one of these full t1me or par1 Center IS looking for dedicat· Oh10 Valley Eng1ne Repa1r AuctiOneer 11 1639 ed compassionate State Lawn mowers small engine t1me pos1t1ons. ~=::!!!=:..!~~---, Tested Nurs1ng A~1stants repair Sales and serviCes WANJID Competlll\16 wages, health 281 Grate Road , PatriOt, OH STN A~ all shifts and dental ben ef 1ts. and 45658. LPN· all ShiltS 401 K available We take 1960·6 1 Rutland H S If work ing m a lnendty, "team pnde 1n our 'tac11ity and reSJ· Ret1red Chnst1an Lady will Yearbook. D1ck W1lhams oMnted" facility appeals to dents and need great team s1t w1th Children 1n your 940-367-7073 If yOu home call (304)675·5392 · you stop m to talk: to Phyllis players to JOin us - - - - - - - - - Cantrell AN , , DON at 380 ha"Je these qual1f1c8t1ons I I '\ \ \( 1,\1 Absolute Top Dollar US. Colonial Dr~ve, Bidwell OhJO please app!y lo Silver and Gold Cams. 0 rg1v e he r a ca 11 at Rockspnngs Rehabilitation Prootsets, Gold Rings. US (740 , 44 5o01 . Holzer Center, 36759 Rockspnngs Currency,·M T.S Com Shop, senior Ca re Center oHers Road , Pomeroy, Oh10 151 Second Avenue, compelrtlve wages and ben· 45769 . Extendicare GallipoliS, 740·446-2842 efits and IS an Eq1,1al Health ServiCes, Inc. IS an •NOTICE• equal opportunity employer Wanted to buy Bench press Opportumcy E mployer PHIO VALLEY PUBLISH that encourages workplace we1ght 11t11ng set Call NG CO recommends tha diVBfSif'/ M/F DN (7 40)388-Q32 1 ~ do bus1ness w1th pea ~le you know and NOT I I \ 11'1 (''\ II '\ I Sales ~nd money through th .., I I ~ \ H I .., Galhpolls Da1ly Tr1bune IS ~all until you have IOVeSII accapt1ng resume s for a full ated the offeri~a. 11me outs1de sales representatiVe . The Ideal candidate Legal secretary needed in will have sales e)(penence, MONEY Gallipolis Expenence pre- preferably prrnl Please send TOloAN 100 WORKERS NEEDED ferred , but not required resume and cover lener to Assemble crafts , Please submit resumes to GaR1polis Da11)1 Tnbune Attn wood Jtems CLA Box 548, c/o Galhpo!ts J1m Freeland, 825 Thtrd To $48(llwk Da1ty Tnbune, P:O Box 469, Ave .. Gallipolis. OH 45631" Matenals provided. GallipoJ1s, 0H 45631 . Free mformat10n pkg 24 hr VACANCIES: PROGRAM .- 801-428-4649 DIVISIOn 0 DIREctoR and CLINICAL Little Caesars P1zza is manc1al · lnshtu!Jon ' DIRECTOR gf BESPIBATO: An Excellent way to earn accepting resumes tor an tf1ce of Consume AY CARE (Buckeye Hills money The New Avon management pos1t1ons at Ha1rs BEFORE you ret1 Career Center & RIO Grande Call Manlyn 304-882·2645 our Gallipolis locahon. ance your home a Commumty College) n a kJan. BEWAA AVONI All Areas 1 1io Buy or Please _ tax resume to 1·866- Requirements · ART, BS in 471 2196 Sell. Shuley Spears, 304· .._ AT or related held. Current 675-1429 -------~- L1cense w1th Oh1o Sta~e L.PH Board of Resp.ratory Care Driven Needed; A leadtng prO\o'ider of sup- Two years clin ical expen· COL Onvers willing to dnve port serviCes to individuals ence. Send resume by June for local ready-mJx-concrete With mental retardation and 15' Sharon Carmtchaet, company. Expenence IS developmental disabilities Is Buckeye H111s Career preterre<l but not necessary. looking klr a lulf-time and Center, P.O. Bo:c 157, RIO OrNer must oe wt»lng to dO parl-llme LPN's in the Grande, OH 45674 pre-maWltenance on truCks Gallipolts area An Equal (740)245--5334 EEO & equipment. yard wqrk & OpportuMy Employer r . l::m!J Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics SO¢ for small - " $1.00 for large Display Ads • All ads must be prepaid' Frl , Sat Sun, June 10, 11 , 12, Multl·famny yard sale, 554 Jay Dr.." Spnng Valley All stzes · clothing tn cluding g1rl/boy mfanVtoddler, teens, adults. Large vanety of items linens/curtains, glassware, housewares, books, co llectibles, chang1ng table, wood bunk beds/bunky 1-Day-Only! Sat 6/11/05, boards 9am-5pm Sam-? Lawn tractor, tools, Fnday & Saturday, 3 fam1ly snowblower home decor, yard sale. lots of everything! everything must go1 159 SA 11 3 Mabelme Dr 218. Fnday/ Saturday 9-? 6 m1les 1771 Tyn Rhos Ad , out Bulavllle Pike from 160, Thurman , 2 5 m1les up about 4 riules from 554 Cherry A1dge Rd 6/9·6/11, Garage sa le Sal., June 9am-5pm. A little bit ol ~ 1th, 9am-3pm, glassware, everything, m1sc car Items, books, chi ldre n & baby linens, mtsc. Green Valley Dr. off 160. items, knick-knacks. Come and see Reasonably priced G1ganbc yard sale. Fnday In o" COJM a11 r Oeac/lfirthf' Dally In-Column: 1 : 00 p.m. Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In-Column: 1:00 p.m. For Sundays Paper 4 JUST SAY CHARGE IT! Or Fax To (740) Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. llo KIT & CARLYLE ~tibune Sentinel l\.egtster (740) 446-2342 (740) 992~2156 (304) 675-1333 To Place llau f:~lf~ W.rkDIII~ c~ Place Your Paid Cl.assified Ad In Wednesday's ·! Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Re~ster, or ! Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In · The Tri-CoUnty Marketploct! I www.pvalley.org AAIEOE . Announcements ! C'"'"'l· O H -In-One Week With Us 4x4'e For sale .............................................. 725 · Rapiratory Therapist We Cove Meigs, Gallla, CLASSIFIED INDEX Pleasant Valley Hospital - Sentinel - l\egister CLASSIFIED .All,-Ohio Prep .Baseball Teams. - Help Want~ www.mydailysentinel.com T Pts GF GA NOTE Three po1nts for VIctory one po1nt for t1e k tball ... 7 0 PageB4 In search elf pnvate . secluded wooded parcel 1- 10 acres w1th small h<1me or cabtn w1th ut1hbes Must be with1n 30 minutes drive nme of A1o Granele. Doesn't have to be laney, hxer upper ok I Have already been approved for 1()()<'k . financ1ng and lookmg for 1mmed1ate possession! Call (7401441· 1395 New 14:~~;60 only S 198 73 per mo Includes complete set up and del ivery 740- 385·2434 t r rent. 740-992 -6300 I P1oneer Fa rmstead 4 b ed ~ room . rec onstructed hewed L og House. modern faciii· t 1es , 2 hewed log , 57 acre O u tbUildings Chnstmas Tree Fa1m 25 000 more/tess trees 27 acres mature hardwood tree macn 1nery mmerals cOO nty water 1 2 m1le pavea road frontage S265 000 ~ 304}675-4 1 38 www tandandfarm com r MD&~ ikNN 3 Bedroom, 1 Batl"' Large Read'/ to move tn 3 BR .._ Fenced lot, Lots of Storage. Home 1n countrv setbng only 4 m1les out Sandh1ll Building for lease Gall•pohs 198/mo w•th " 10% aown 1 (30oC)fj75-2507 Ferry Area Ideal for 740-385-4367 Restaurant/ Etc (304)6753~ Bedroom . 1-Bath 7538 Remodeled, Full Ba3ement, Appliances mcfueled, Outbtnldmg & 24FT Pool, Judy 181! F'ar1< Orne 1304)fj757400 3BR Ranch style houSe. locateel 6 mtles past Holzer hosprtal on At 160 r RIO Grande sd.ooi. (740)311&-8164. Resta urant 416-1808, ( .40-247-1100 I BA (7>10)388-9263. K.ay 's wlups~rs apartments. 740- 3-4 SR. 2 112 BA , LA DA, Fhaldential l 8us;neu , 4 Bedroom home. 2 blockS wood floors. basement. Ins i de / Outs i de . from good ne>Qilbor· garage. carport. over 1800 EM'rs DoilyJWMitly!Motitltly, 740hOod 1648 4th Ave Call sq rt. $125,000 Ca ll · Apply at 1354 985 3839or 740-418-18:13 J8t:ltoon Pike, GallipJiis. v.nyl slortrng . 2 decks, heat pump S14. 000 080. (740)388 -8 739 ' - SAVE·SAVE-SAVE Stock models at old pnces 2005 moctels amvmg_ Now, New 3 80 2 Bath Home C oles Mo b•le Hom es. Only 198/mo Includes ale. 15266 U S 50 East Athens. delivery and set up 740· OhiO 4570 1 (740)592· 1972 385-99-W "Wt1e re • You Get Your Money's Worth' New 3 BR 2 Bath Sectional Home On ly .249/mo F.-\R\f) Includes AJC delivery & fUll SALE setup. 740-~·7671 - - - -- - - - - - · . , . , . - - , , . , . . - - - - . , New 3 BR Home Only lO Jb~ 189/mo Includes a/r; dehv· FOR SAt..E ery and set up 740-385· 4367 $59,000 New Haven 2,800 sq. ft Log Cabin as 1s. wl3-5 No Down Payme'Ot eo.~en acres Call Mika (513)314- with less than perfect credi1 2 754 on t1"11s 3 bedroom, 1 bath home 1n Middleport. Comer 2-3br Home. 1J2ba . lot. ca rport Vfrap -around Hardwood Floors. Tota lly poit:h. fenced 1n yard baseRemodeled (304)593-2532 men!. payment same as "'1859)245-7454 , 94 Clayto n Norr is t 4 70 tota l el ectr •c 2BA 2BA 1740)245-94 13. L<mi& ACIIEAGE 112 k. . lelt Tycoon Lake on Eagle Rd Co Walef (not lake front ) 57.500 00 (740)247· 1 100 or ~ 304)532· 6271 cell �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Lm);& www.mydailysentinel.com L..w.l\.1& _._..._11·-\N· iEOUS ; , J ~-10--·FARI\iiiiiiiil .. ~ MERCH. -\NiliSE ~ EQuii'\\UNr ACIIMt:l: 2 acres mare or less. all u111it1es. paved road . 2 m1les from CheSter. $16.000 (304)483· '.?50 tmmEidtal ely. AVailable JET Beaut1lul. clean , and spaAERATION MOTORS CIOUS 3 bedroom tpwn- Repalred. New $. Rebu ilt In house W1!h storagel pla')l- Stock. Call Ron Evan s. 1-' room Downtown Ga!ltpo hs 800·637· 9528. 2 38 ac beaut1fu l · woods S6 10imon lh No u111it1eS •Green Twp Gall ·pohs c1tY pmd . No pets Call (740)44 6:schools $42 000 Can be 996 1 L1llle T1kes Desk/Chair, ·sold as 2 parcels 1·ac. , Truck.. F1sher Price Kitchen. $22.000 per parcel BEAUTIFUL APART· Turtle Sand Box (304 )458(7 40)44 1-9516 MENTS AT BUDGET 1875 PRICES AT JACKSON 8 5 acres Green Townsh1p ~STATES , 52 Westwood NEW AND USED ~TEEL Arbuckle Ad over 1 000 of Dr1ve horn S344 to $442. Steel Beams. P1pe Rebar Raccoon Creek frontage Concrete , Angle . Walk to shop & movies Cal! For -$29.000 (7 40)645-0286 740-44 6-2568 Equal Channel . Flat Bar. Steel Grating For Drams. 85 acres a'bout' 6 m1les Hous1ng Opportun1ty. Dnveway:. & Walkways . L&L south ot Oa-k H1ll Cal l CON VENIENT LY LOCAT- Scrap Metals Open Monday, (740)682-73 18 after 6pm E~ & AFFOROABLEI Tuesday, Wednesday & ' For .rent: Tra iler lot.. Roush T9wnhouse apartments. Friday, 8am·4:30pm. C losed Lane , Chesh1 re. Ohio. and tor smal l hOuses .FOR Thursd ay. Sa turday & Phone (74t1)367-.7?74 alter RENT. C~ll J740)44 t ·1111 Sunday (740)446-7300 5:00pm tor apphcat1on &. informat ion Pole Barn 30x50x 10FT LooKi ng tqr . Pnvate Large Furmshed apl 2n d Ave . S6795. Includes Painted lot. 200 w300 tor my Moblle Upsuws all utili ties p a1d Metal, Free Dl:tlivery Home 14x65 . all ElectriC, One . bedroom. no pe ts. www.natlonwid.epolebarns.c 11 yrs old good sha pe, Or 1 Galltpohs, (740)44 6-952,3. om (937)559-8385 acre co untry semng. place Furn1shed ups a1rS, 3 roo ms Shop smith. lots ot extras. to r pets 1n Gatlia Co . OH or & bath Clean. ref . & dep. JOinter. table saw, dntl p'ress, · Mason Co.. wl all hoOkups. will pay St50/month. Reply requ1red No pets (740) 446· $2,199 OBO. · 1999 to PO Bm. 611 . R1pley. WV 1519. Kawasaki Prairie 4x4 , excellent condition, $2,500 ~2~52~7·1~-~~---, Grac1ous l1ving. 1 and 2 bed· OBO (740)645· 2729 R£'. 1. Es"I~·\TI: room apartments at Village, Marie r ar"ld Riverside SPA FAGORY 0un£T \\lAJVIl:Jl "----iiiiioiiiiiio-.-J Ap ar tm ents 1n Mi ddleport. . Top Quality, Warranty, ,, o ~ Fro m $295·$444 . Call 740· Wholesale, Financing, I Buy Homes· Loca! person 99 2·.5064 . Equal Housing Deliveries: buy s hOmes Confld enlial . Opportu nities . 2 locations Quick cash. Jim, 740·992· ~--~----Mi lton Flea ~arket ·· Nice 2BR . 1 bath wlatl ac hed 6300. No calls alter 9 & Ashland Kentucky gar. $400 per mo.· no pets. (606)922·7185 Depo sit & re ferences. (740)446-2 601 Tw1n G1rls Ctoth1ng & Shoes. !'10 Ho u~l'S ,fUK RENT Tara Townhouse Apartments , Very Spacious. 2 Bedrooms. CI A. 1 1/2 Bath. Adult Pool & Baby Pool . Patio, Start $385/Mo. No Pels . Lease Plus 2 lemale Pekingese, AKC, Securi ty DepoSit Required , sable w/black mask, 6 wks (740)446-3481 . old , Adorable! $300 . (740)446- 1000 leave r'nes· Twin Rivers Tower is accep t· ing applications lor wail1ng list for Hud·subsized, 1- br. 2 Japanese Chin puppies, 8 apartment . call 675·6679 wks. 2 adults, 3 & 4 yts . old. Brand New 2 Bedroom EHO (740)441-9894. House in town . $475/mo. CIA, Washer/Dryer Hook-up, Va lley Apartments in Mason . 4 Sate s ffiau Beagle Hound WV currently accepting puppiSS M & F. more info. Stove/Relrigerator Included. applications. Apply at 501 7A M--7PM. 740' 742-0528 . (740)44 1-0194 or (740)441· Shawnee Trai l In Point 1184 Pleasant Applications In ·town location - t -2' BR accepted on Tuesdays AKC Adorable Lab puppies. Rancb home, nice yard , AC HUD assisted . (304)675- Choc. & yellow. Vet checked. Aefe(ences requi red . 4900 · 1st shots & wormed. Parents $450/mo. rent & $450 Sec. on prem1ses. $150. SPACE Oep. Yo u pay an ulilit1es. (740)446· 1062. FOR R£Nr Available 6/ 15 Call AKC Bluetick (Beagles)pupi '74Q)446·3644 . For Lease: Office or retail pies. GOOd Hunting stock Small 2 bedroom ·house $10d.oo. ~ustralian $475 month . 1 mile from spaces 1n very good cond1· Shepheard puppies . town . Call (740 )441 _0194 or tion . Downtown Gallipolis. maries Approx . 1600 sq. ft . each. 1 Beautllul • blue (7401441 - 1184 · or 2 baths . Lease price $150.00 740;742·2728 Attention ! Local company offering "NO DOWN PAYMENT" pro· grams lor you to buy your home 1nstead of renting · 100% linanc1ng • Less than perfect credit accepted • Payment cou ld be the same as rent. Mortgage L:ocators. (740)992-7321 MOIIUFOR..E~O!IES 1· neg9tiabte to encourage new busine ss. Call (.740)446-4425 or (740)446- 1 6~<70, 3BR , 2BA. utilityroom . CIA & heat. all electric, 1.5 mites from town , exce ll t:mt condition . water paid. no pets. references required . $450/month & $450fdepOSit. (740)446• 6565 after Spm. La rge round baler. model 605-0 Vemeer. good condition1 (740)742-2091 --------New 5003, 5005 , & 5020 Senes Joh n Deere Utility Tractors @ 0 0;,;, filled/ 36 months. Used Ut11ity Tractors @ 4 9% Variable/ 60 months. Carmichael Equ1pment (740)446·2412 n~ . 1. 02 Honda 400 EX Excellent condilio"n . $2, 800 . Ca ll (740)256-6403 or (740 )645 -' 0446 . ., ~'T Purchase- John Deec~ 702 8 & t o Wheel Rakes/ John Deere Disk Mowers. Call tor price. Carmichael Equipment. r Ask about our AQHA Member Discounts on new John Deere Equipment. Carmichael . Equipment (740)446·2412. r ~3iii936 ~·- - - - - - - , FoR LEAsE ~-·-------.,J -- Building for Lease Gallipolis Ideal lor Ferry Area . Resiaurantl Etc. (304)675· 7538 \lilt~ 2 Bedroom · Mobile Home $375fmon Located 1n Gallipolis • Ferry. Cal l 1304 )675·3423 11\\llhl HOUSEHOIJJ Goons 2br, $300 Deposit '& S350 Furniture Sate : Mollohan's Rent (304)882-3970 Sofa and chair starting at 3br Trailer in Gallipolis Ferry S399. Call (740)446· 7444. area. No Pets. $375/month. Deposit & References Mollohan Carpel, 202 Clark Chapel Road , Porter, Ohio. (304)674-4633 (740)446-7444 1-an-830· 3Br. Trailer' w/rel ridg & 9162. Free Estimates. Easy Slove .washer & dryer financing. 90 days same as included (304)576-2934 cash. Visa/ Master Card Beautiful .r_1ver v1ew in Dnve- a- li ttle save alot . '1118Wd's IIIIRotr Mobile Homes • Metal Roofs Flat or'Low Slop~d Roof • Carports ·Barns • Porches ' Residential • Commercial ENERGY EFFICIENT Home Creek Enterprises . Ohio j I r·5 r r r r I .~~= I c r I' i' I SHOP CLASSIAEDS ROGER HYSELL GHRHGE - £EWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION • • OIHlHI.'i "Q 10 74 + 9865 • West "' 'K J 8 3 . QJ t095 ..' Home • Aut.o • Life • Retirement ' • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident ' 2 i\ J 6 East • .9 6 • K86 3 • Q J 10 ~ ... 7 6 3 Suuth • 1 .)' 4 • t 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 95 42 ~ A' AK73 oloK QI O 25 Years Experience 992-5682 740-992-6971 David Lewis Ta~e the PAIN out of PAINTlNGI let me do it for youl · ~ Roofing liNDA'S PIINDNG ·~ Dozer , ACROSS 47 ·~ Garages Blgh and Dry Service Storage • Senior Citizen Phone discount 740-992-2621 J0 Yea~ bp<rienre (740) 992·5232 'I'll 10x30 All Your Home Janet .Jeffers "No Job To Small .. Racine, OH 740-247·2162 or 740·416-3508 14 yrs. Experience 1 mo HOWARDl. WRITESfl S SONS ROOFING All1ypcs of roo fins: Shingle, Flat M e1al New or Repair Seamless Gutter- IDownspout - Siding •frll~· 149-1405 33795 V.C. YOUNG Ill : 992-6215 wv o36k5 Pomeroy, Ohio 1 25 Years L.ocal E~ rleoce' ., . . see ~~~ R~ck}f. "RJ~t J ;,; 1. 1 IMPORTS Athens . tt !'~ Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only Self·Storaae" • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • Refetences Available ' PLA'<IN' ..HOI.l)" , MUSIC FER TH' PMONE !! .. I"" '"'l . [ DOt-\'\ r\\ \t-1 t<\'1 Oll> \t\RU: I J . -'-P~\E.C.E. S\J\1 .. ... .,.,,, • AAi'&. '<OU "' i \1---11 Sf\OU Lt;> 1"1<.'< (>., FOUR:-PIEC£ :>Ji\ I ..•• • • Complete . Remodeling 140-112-1811 Stop & Compare .. · BIG NATE t1A.RK , YOUP-. PA INT I 1'(6 Saturday, ·. June 11, 2005 LOOK S L I KE SoMEONE SPILLED pOe, FOOD Ol<j WHO/\, THE WORLOS 'WHOJI.! U6LI EST WHI'.TS CON- PlACEHAT. By Bernlc'e Bede Oaol You ce.n make some rapid advance· mont In the year ahead in your ca reer or 18 1est interest S through your own c reative effo rts. Oon 'l be afraid to take STRUCTI~E chances on ventures that are th e product of your ta,ent s a nd s kills . GEMINI (MaY 2 1 -Ju ne" 20) Your 7 48 --.had( 1 Friendly 8 Flosure droplets • Pafts St R<.681 Darwin; OH 740-992-7013 or 740-992-5553 Restockitlf} In te (\'lode/ S..IWf9e and Arter rket Po rts Ma PEANUTS T~OSE CARS DOWN THERE LOOK LIKE TIN'( ANTS'... M-Fri 8:30-5:00 Sat 8:30-Noon - I GAN T LOOK ... GET DIZZY.. :$UNSHINE CLUB · CW. ffia.Jt-S, CCMRJTE.R>. !).IDs. DIGITAL(A.V\ERAS. fo.Ulf.AR PRl.iltRA'TIOO_ ~ ~ WARM1~,/ra-JriiY 11-I~FT, ~'SM " , • 7:00AM - 8:00 PM leave messa e 1114/1 mo. pd High cost of got you 17· 17·17, $21;)5 ton (While Suppy Last) ·Mushroom Compost Available $35 • 1,000 lbs Approx_weight '---==__; 18 spreader buggies aVailable for use Airway pasture renovators and seeders ava1lable to renl Licensed agronomist on staff available for conwking. SHADE RIVERAG SERVICE 3SSJ7 St. Rt, 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio __ ~- ANI7 NON, FOR YOUR l.I!ITfi.NING ANI7 Vlfi.WING Pl.fi.A5URfi., , _· -117A MAfi. 51"fi.P51"00l. ANI7 HIOR YODfi.L.INGJ PlG-! ! ADVERTISE .IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH · NowAvailable AI ,GRIZZWELLS ' • fM il.~t:t.ITICAL sleuth - Wolfe 46 He.arty swallow 1D Wine and Leil. Say trankly 47 Holy cow! slangily Early 49 Through settlers 51 Cloud · Ever, backdrop to Byron J5 Mert:hlntise dine word 41 Wedding- cake layers by Luis Campos T09ay"s cluB: E equals F wcou FN J J KMS USXD ·a S W " ·I .A TN Z N IA s·z wy W8 K ENKTYM J J XB K TN G Y SXKYMYJKSXD WSEY. " US X D ZSMYOKBM GSZBM PR EVIOUS SOLUTION - "I don 't want people who want to dance , I want people who have to dance.~ -..Choreographer George Bal anchine (c)2005 by NEA , Inc. 6-10 .... W::h':~' S@\\~lA -II, i.tfs· •••• ClAY L POLLAN------ _ _ _ _;._..; 14lro4 ~r loorrongO lotttn tM · 0 lour icrornbltd -ds b. o( low io form· lour -dr. I I 1 EKNYAE 12 I ' I I I rr r '~ Kl . i /f IV. AI,' IE Rl . • I • ~- planet able time 28 7 Child's 29 garment 31 8 Washed off . 9 Arch.Oto33 45 Fictional. Cttlebrity Cipher ~togr ams a1e creatW !IO(ll q\XltabOns by larnous people. pa$1 and present Eacn letter in ~ Cipher stands for another J! - 27 Mystery show 43 Mine yields , .CELEBRITY CIPHER ~ "" "" range 44 Presses I .." 26 Kirghiz 21 Smoke detectot · output Coach - Landry 42 Pilot's OK SOU.P TO NUTZ Mid-Size 4Wheel Dri ve Tractor I with 30hp & 40hp Kubota EngineS: - ,, 4 Political alliance 5 Vanity 6 lmrneasur- 41 with a boring hanger-on . " Taking The Sting Out Of Hard Work! " St. Rt. 124 Chester ' 985-330 1 42 Run the , 36 Modernize 11 - kwon do 38 Trends 19 Pleased sigh· 39 Gift-tag Scorpion Tractors BAUM LUMBER . t Playful bite 24 Freedom, 2 SJ1erbets in slogans 3 Cover 25 Skunk's with a layer defense gisl's find 37 OpP!'nents 39 Not as many -r---------r-----..., · ;S:;ARFIELD 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 DOWN ' • Leave a me5sage • 57 k ARLO &JANIS ~O!.OGICAL ~S. iFODS .. 'al MISSID IT · ALL, aD MPN •" 55 56 1- tls: . .;L:,I, .:I'-i:l~_;,ri,.:. I"'j--11 ;"~:~~:.~ .·.:: ::~:". • Hill 's Self Storage 54 38 Lasso 1 Sun. Closed SEPTIC TANK PIJMPING S95.00 PORTABlE TO/lfT RENTAL CAll TODAY . FOR. APPOINTMENT . 992·3251 OR 591·8757 Eatth - of yote Viking name Army chow Stockholm carrier Sluggish your generosity today. Don 't feel o b liT "One thing I kn\)w lor sure; gated t o appease your pal with your 5 dollars. . . . . . _ the guy told his friend, "and that LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug. 22) - Your inten . - - - - - - - - - . is the best time to buy some· tions m ay be sincere in dealings yOu have with ot!"Jers today, but, this may not necessarily be true with certa1n qu•••d other people. Make certain they are before get1ing involved . -L. -.J·--'·'-...0.--.J--..J. . by filling in the miuing word1 L VIRGO (Aug . 23-SePt . 22 ) Lady yoU deve~ from Slep No. 3 below. Luck may place you on the receiving lin"e today with a "few good breaks, but someone who Is s upposed to be close to you might not be too happy about it and react iri a jealouS fashion . l.tBAA (Sept. 23-0c t. 23) ~ Should events rev olve around you today, with you being the cente r of ,attention, Stll•.M:L£TS ANSWEIIS ,_,_o~ share the limelight by acknowledging and bringing in a shy friend who is -~nnow • Ruler- Shaky- Unless· SEEN YOURS standing back in the shad ows. SCORPI O (Oct. 2 4 -N ov. 22 ) - Today It's easier ID rorgive ·other's mistakes and harder to you're likely to realize some benefit s forgi>(e th~m for having SEEN YOURS. that will come about through your own merits and skills. Don '• let an associate attempt tO stake a claim on What he or she had no part in bringing about. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 2 1) - It may be safe for you to confide in a close friend today, but it still would be best to avoid talking about confidentia l matters in the PJresence of casual acquaintances. Big ears could be listening. CAPRICORN (Osc. 22·Jan. 19) - An opportunity m&y develop fo r you today to profit through a side venture with anothe r. H oweve r, if you don't handle it competentl y, you could be dlsappointect' In the results. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It's OK to disc uss a partnership arrangemont today with a pal so tong as you leave all emotion out o f the picturft. If anyone gets sensitive, all good judgment will quickly leave th e scene. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - A bet- ~ ter understanding can be achieved today th rough discussions with your ~o-wo rka rs, but you must . handle it without finger-pointing or accusations. Bad feelings would cause bad relations. ARI ES · (March 21- April T9) Chances are you 're going to be more appealing today to the oppos ite gen der than you usually are . but be care tut whose overtures you respond to. The wrong type• qou td spell trouble . TAURU S (Aprii20·May 20)- If you 're entenalntng at your home to.day, you might want to con•lder ~hooing every· one home at a reasonable hour qr . etae you may end up having to cope 7,-IH42-229l Hours electricity position 53 may again try to take advantage of See Brent or Brian Whaley "Insured" Call Gary Stanley 8tiiii'X10' tDtO'dO' 35 Install high gaar today with friends enjoying li stening to what you have to say, but don't get carr ie d away with embellist:l ing your comments w ith fabr ications. CANCER (June 2 1-J uly 22) A friend you happen to like. but who you know is somewhat of a fraaloader, 52 Nautical symbol t 3 Pierre's monarch I 4 Thought 15 Potting medium 16 Bed--andbreaklast 17 Short tetter 18 Place . 20 Church part 22 La&sie's refusal 23 Gauls, . to Romans 24 Unwilling 27 Weekday 30 Unemployed 31 Go~ scores 32 Compete tor 34 Glamorous wrap personality wm be delight1ut and in - Call B.D. Const. fur all your home ~pair needs. roonng. siding, add~on_~. remodeling etc., • free estimates (740) 992·2979 Q <¥our~: Whaley's Auto • Free Estimates 740-949-2217 t;ast All j.lass AstroGraph • 'ROBERT BISSEll CINmiCDOI • Garag.es CONTRACTI~G STOCKIN' SHELVES FER SILAS? 'THAT • New Hoines STANLEY TREE TRIMMING.& GENERAL · BARNEY ' 1\e.DUT MANlEY'S SElf STORAGE 3 ~T It you got yesterday's deal wrong , yo u can relate to this .anonymous quotation: uExpenence is what allows us to repeat our mistakes, only with more finesse !• Well, thinking about it. some m9rla. I suppose that really ought to be "learn from our mistakes." How many finesses, if any, should you take in this deal? Against your contract of three no-trump; West leads the heart queen. The auction is boringty straightforward and quantitative. Whenever you a~e the declarer and the dummy has been tabled, do not be rUshed . by your opponents. Tal«! your time. Alway s ·star t by counting yOur top tricks: those you could . win immediately that the opponents can do nothing ~bout. How many do you ha'IEI herB? You should see seven: one spade. one heart. two diamonds and three clubs. So. you need two more tricks from ... where? II vou lose the lead, surelv the opponents will lake too many heart tricks. Therefore, you have only two chanc es: the missing diamonds might split 2·2. or West might hold th8 king and jack of spades. You should try · the diamonds first. After taking the second or first tr ick w~h your heart ace, cash the two top diamonds. If both opponents ·fallow throughout. you pave an overtrick in your future. H.ere. thou gh , West discards.a club on the second round. \ Now it is tim e to turn to the spades Lead one through West to dummy's tO .. keep· ing your fingers crossed . Here, everything is claret and carnati onS. When the spade 10 wins, return to your hand with a club, play a spade to dummy's queen, cash the spade ace, and claim your contract. • "• Sxto, IOxiO, 10xl5, 10x20, Conatrucllon Improvement Needs • Siding • Windows • Decks • Porches • Ceramic Tile & Hard wood Flooring • Garages • Room Add. • Roofing • Kitc;hens • Bath s furnace work OPEN Mon-Fri: 9am· to 3pm Myers Tree Eslima1es We do It all except PH: 992-4183 7~0-591 -4641' II Community Ce~ler 260 Mulberry Ave. P01t1eroy . Pomero11, Ohio 74ij.l,l,j:.,~,~53 740-416-2823 • Insured-Free .. • Room Additions & R1modetlng • NewGaragu • Elec:trlcal & Plumbfng • Rooting & GuHere , • VInyl Siding & Painting • Patio and Porch Decks The Mulbtrn Nortb Pass The fewer tricks, the more finesses CARPENTER : SERVICE . Formerly ~t 108 w. Main Pomemy IS NOW OPEN AT West 1 NT MadHallon guide 5 Vhunrf vigor 50 Grau 40 Web suffix FRANK & EARNEST YOUNG'S The ,Parish Shop Swne Great Low Prict>s a11d Smili11g ·Friendly Face.~. t Utilities ·r Pole Barns I Top ~ Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket· Truck ' Pomeroy10H ·on Slate Rt. 124 South Opening lead : • Insured Co~crete Work: ·r.Backhoe •t>Site ·n PreParation Tree .Service lo"ree Eslimales 3 miles west or ~ Homes •I' Septic Systems JONES' starting at 27 horse • 57 horse with shuttle transmission 4~wd. remote hydraulics 3 year warranty "'***Also 8\'Rilable***• • Task Master Tructors 26 hot:Se • 38 horse, 4\vd (I year warranty) • Furrn Pro Tractors 20 horS<" . 30 horse loaders, finish mowt:l's, tillers l'ilrn:' ARRIVAL ZTR Dixon (Zero Thrn Radius Mower) 30 inch cutting width to 50 , 1 inch cutting widtlr 3 year w'arra:nty IM! TRACfQR SALES & EQUIPMENT . right in the he-.u1 of CII<Sier ; Auto & Truck Concrete Removal and Replacement Repair . All'fypes Of -~-~:____._~-----,----------..;,._.-------~-_;___ ~- ~Ortb 41800SR#7 Tuppers Plains, OH 1...0~~ 45783 Advertise in this · space for $1 04 permon.th . no· Dents. 31,000/miles 34' ~03 " Jayco Eagle 1·12' (304)576-2532 slide out Lots of extras. Like 1965 Thunderbird HDTP, · new condition . (740)339 - · EX.ST? Dcalcr joul h Vulnerable: Both Zero Tu rn Z· Trak Mowers 1992- 29' Airstream Excalla. from John Deere available at Very goOd condition, twin 4.9% fixed rate fro beds. Ph. (740)645·4454 . Carmichael .Equipment with John Dee re Credit approval. ' · 1995 Gulfstream 24' ( 7. 4 0. ) 4 · 4 6 · 2 4 1 2 Conquest Llmite.d Edition www careq com Class C mota rhome. Like new with only 7 ,6QO miles. II{\ '"il'OI~ I \110\ Fully equipped with many extras. $22,000, (740)256· AIITOS 1428. For pictures sea: FORSi\LE WWw.rvtrader.com/.rvdetall.p hp?id+ 125806. 1948 Chevrolet Five Passe nger Coupe, WV 2000 Aerolite, 23·30', fully StiCker, New Tires. Good eqpt., all hitch eqpt.. like (304)576- new. $8900. (740)992-5963 Paint ~s harp ~ 2288 2004 Forrest Ri>Jer pull 1952 Plymouth 4dr, for camper. 29' w/slideout, used little., $10,000, Restoration, no Rust ." very Engine runs . Body Original , (740)949.()()53 Kanal.lga. IOeal for 1·2 peoThompsons Appliance & ple No pets. please Repalr-675-'7388 . For sale . Appl ications being taken . re-conditioned automatiC Call (740)441-0181 . washers & dryers. relngera· tors. gas and · elec tnc Mobile t:lome Lot only 'ranges. air conditionerS, and 1 Add ison Pike· $125/monthSI.Rt. 141. look. for Keim'b 'Y\n. call (740}446-3644 for more wringer washers . · Will do Woodcraft. 1 KUCKS repa1rs on major brands in 1nlo. · · FORSALE shop or at your home Mobile Home s Sites in the FOR Si\LE 11991 FOrd Ranger, ""'-"-u tair, Shade area. Water. Sewer. Used Furniture Store, 130 ~, 9 {Uns fair, $950 (304)675Trash, 1ncluded .S130.00 ,ulav11le Pike. Washers. dry- Homegrown Strawberries. 8714 per montll . 740-385-4019 ers, refngerators. ranges ; 740-378-629 1. Monoay thru · - - - - - - - - APARJ":\IENTS mattresses, dressers. Saturday. 8:1)1)-6:00. 65002 99 Chevy 11on Cab & cnas· ~ches. dinettes. recliners. State Route 124, Reedsville. sie, long wheel base NC. L,~---FORiiii.iRENrliil,;,;,-.,.1 .grave monuments, much cruise. tih, 5-speed, manual more . (740)446·4782 transmission, 350 gas, 1 & 2 bedroom newtv reno- Gall1pol1s. OH Hrs. 11-3 (M69 ,000 miles. (7 40)256 • rent S) rlO 6403, (740~5-04"46. vated Apts for Downtown Gallipoli s Rive( FARM & 'Park \!lew. $360-S6001mo. ANTIQuEs EQulpMna Army' 5 Ton Semi Truck, Some u!1htles pa1d . Now . .__lllliiliiiiiiiiiii-.,J multi-fuel. Kiser Jeep Corp. accepting appi!Cabons'. Call 0% -Fixed Rate up to 36 $6000.QO,.,Army 2112 Ton (740)709-1690 (local call ) Buy or sel l A1verine months on New John Deere Truck, Kiser Jeep Corp., Antiques. 1124 East Main Compact -Tractors .& t10TLB . Multi Fuel, $4000.00 ·· 7401 and 2 bedroom apart· on SA 124 E Pomeroy, 740-- at Carmichael Equipment. 94EH>020 ments. furn ished and unfur: 99 2-2526. Russ Moore, (740)446-2412 .,,_----:-.:---, nlsh8d. security depo srt owner. 4x4 reqLJtred, no pets, 740-99252 Farrryall Super with CUI- - FOR SAu: . 2218 t1vators. very mce, w1ll sell 1 bedroom hOuse ror rent 111 __ . tractor , sepa rate. $1.950 1999 Bravada, leather, tun Gallipolis. a~r. . 080. \740)367-0596 . power, Al loot wheels. now tires . $6,299 060 3-·30X1 00 Wooden Truss 1·2 bedroom apt 111 Po int Green Houses complete to 565 New· Holland Baler & • (740~5--2729. Pleasanr lor rent .1 740)446- be torn down S2.000 00 for 4590 M & W Round Bater. 2200 . 3 Dog Fndl: Net/Pia;!>tic Wrap or String, 95 Dodge truck. 4x4, au10everytnmg $3,000 . Call 1BR Apt 1n Spnng Valley. Saw Mill gas· power unit both like new call (304)675- matic. Woods-750 57?4 or (304)675-5578 17401388-0011 Clean & affordable. W'D $4 ,500.00 tor tr actQr hookups. 5290 per moottl+ Back Hoe Hay wagon 19 ft. ~toffus ·V.\1>5 d8p. (140 )3B8 -00 17 or S2.500 00. 1991 A·· Frame locker wagon .. Removable ~ FORSAu: p<)p· up camper 52000.00 (741J):l39-0362 740- 949-2 11 ~ leave num- steel racQ. uke new tires and bed. (740)245-0485 28R. apt State 10 ~oute 150 ber. rt. I'm not at horrle. 1995 GMC COn_ van, low S400'monm stovei refrlgeramiles, fully· loaded, 4inch. I 0 fl. No Til Drill John Deere tor 1nc luded wasl1 er dryer Anttque Haywood Wakefield Cutback show Saddle & Renl. Carmichael hookup (740144 1-0194 or raole & cha1r:s 5600. Steele lor· Equipment (30o0)675-a175 (740)44 1-1184 . .. Jeep wheels . $1 00 Equ•pment. ( 740~6-2~12 . (740)446-0962. Fulf..sized lUxury V811. seats -Jol1n Deere Commercial Apt fof- rent 1.200 sq.tt. 7. mechanic owned, beeutiTrasl'l & water Pa•d 3 mtles Apt. s•ze washer & ctryer Work&te F'roducts In Stock!! fut . 1993, 77,000 miles. Compact EJCcavator 27C, from town. S4 251momh Budc StQVe fireplace tnsert. $7,500. (740)446-9961 . 350. 500 'Skid S1eors 371 , (7 40)441 -961 6 Call (740)645- 1485 320 325. · 3'28/Trattor For rent: 1 and 2 oedroom AnenMn Mastectomy Loader BackhOe 1 10TlB 'apartments Spr1ng Valley patJen~ Lett breast prostt1e- C heclc: out OUr rental rates area. Refe rences and SIS S!.les D & DO Regular Great ' F1t1anc•ng Availabledeposit req"u 1re d Ph pr1ce S230 each·no\11 $.25 Carmichael Equipment 1740)446-2957 each (740)446-4680 (740)446-2412 • Rocky Hupp lr;Jsuran~e and Financial Services " 2000 Bayliner 21 ft. cuddy w/ traile r. many extras. very clean 304-675-5563 49t<· tni tes, blue, .wflite vinyl _02_1_8_ . ------'~ lop, AT. PB, PS, $5,495. 84 Palamino told down , , Great Pyrenees puppies. female, 6 males. Ready (740)245-5617. sleeps 6, good condition, 6115, $200. Call (740)379· 1969 Corvene Sllngray, 350 $1 ,600. (740)245-5593. 2647. HP. 350 cubic inch, 4-speed. Apache 2000 SB folding Miniature Pincher 1 male, AU ·numbers match. 74,000 truck camorr Full equipped miles. $18,00(' wlextra~· $5,000. Call left. Black/lan, tail docked, actual inquires only, (740)256 -8171 . dewclaws 4 removed, Serious wormed. Ready now. S300. please. Cal! (304)675-6774 Colem::tn Camping Trailer or (304)674-4668 (740)388-8124. 12FT, 2 King Beds. $5.500 Rabbits lor sale. Bar set and 1997 Buick LeSabre call tor Details (304)675stools. (740)446 _3732 _ Limited , 75 thousand miles 173 1• Loaded, Leather .. Int., $5.995 Truck · Ca mper. AC , TV SchnaUzer puppies (minia- Garage Kept. Anten,na, wired lor Cable. ' ture), · AKC, 4 colors, vel (304)675-,1731 riew $6,500 (304)675like checked . $400 each: .2002 Cadillac 08\/ille, whhe 3353 Pomeranian pUppies, · AKC. diamond, tully equipped, 2 fema le, light brown , $400 '\I ll\ I! I .., factory warranty, 22,900 each; 1740)696-1085 miles. like new. $24.995. Toy Poodles lor sate. $300 (740)256-1428. each. Colors vary. (740)367· 98 ToyOta Coroffa automatk: 7095 or if no answer call 4 cyl. 37. mg air, FM, new ~ (740J71 Q-647 1 . BASEMENT tire s, sharp. asking ::-- ::--:--::----'-WATERPROOFING Toy Poodles. Black 1 male, $4300.00 Unconditional lifetime guar· and 1 female . $250. Call Baumer race car- Monte antee. Local references fu r· (740).256-1101 . Carlo; 60 model stereo, tloor nished. Establish.;td 1975. Call 24 Hrs.' (740) 446model . (740)643.()()12. FRurts & 0870. Rogers Basement VEGIT~ Red Honda Civic with sun- Waterproofing. roof. Good Con~ition, stan· Home Grown ' Strawberries. dard. 133,000 miles. Pay 7 miles west of Gallipolis on otf-$5800.00. 74Q-985-3839 NEA Crossword Puzzle 4 BRIDGE 12 Desktop 1999 Aquatron. 19' boat 7 tra iler. 4.3 liter V·6 Mercruiser. LeSs than 100 hours. bought n.ew in 2000. Includes. skis, tube, life jack· ets, etc. Sold new for $16,500, ·asking $8.000 Call (304)6774. or (304)6744668, (7~0)446 - 2 41 2 The Daily 5entinel • Page B7 Phillip Alder 2002 Yam"aha 660 Raptor yellow/black w/matching KBC helmet. E~ecellent .Condition $3,700 (304)675t015 ,---::-------94 Harley Davidson Ultra New Holland 630 round Ctass!c. 10.000 mites. blue, bate r Massie Ferguson exceltent condi tion, S t3 ,500, Rake . 2 round feeders . (740)949-2217 (740)441 -4288 $4,000 Brand new Vance/Hines 2 Must Selll! into 1 Chrome Pipes. Fit 2000 and up New John De,re Round Fatboy Balers @ 1.9% Fixed Rate (304)882·3218 Financing lor 48 Months or . "' Gotdwmg, ·1998, GL · 1500, New Model 457 Standard 81,000 miles, 500 miles on Rouncj Baler Only $t 3,250 tires. ·,excellent condition , cash .·· Makes 4X5 Bale . ready · to ride . $7.000·. Carmichael Equipment . (740)441-5447 or (740)446· (740)446-2412 . 9902. Oliver 60 Row Crop tractor. Good condi tion , $1 ,450 OBO. (74.0)367-0596 Special www.mydailysentinel.com ~T DO 'VCU Mf.AN, •••• TMe. ~ST>.TES t t JU'.NI ~ . June 10; 2005 -ALLEY OOIJ 2003 22ft. Sweetwater Pontoon boat 40hp. , Thr u size-2. Baby Bed. Reg. Black Angus Bull , 4 Johnson motor. power-trim . Stroller\ 2 older High Chai rs years old Gentle $1100.00· Hoosie"r trailer w/ladder, spare tire/bracket . .;M/FM -740-985-3843 (304)458-1875 stereo/CO, many extras . I \\1"\&l.lilPI'IPIII'.Asking $10.995. (740)446· Wolff Tanning Beds .,.. 16 H P Craftsman Law n 2016 or (740 )339-0324. · Huge selection. Tractor. 42" cu l··used ve ry Immediate D~llvery. Year 2000. Pontoon Boat, 24 little. $500 .00 Ph one 740· Financing foot, ·sweetwater, so HP , 992-7689-atter 6:00 1·800-894-6997 Mercury, Power Trim, 4 · (740)446-6579. John Deere AidinQ Mow1;1rs Sl(oke Engine, Big Foot s t ~rting at $1,399, Financing OUttlrl va. · Lounge Seats, . BUILDING · Room, Depth available su'b ject to John P,.rivacy SIJPPI.IF.'i . Deere Credit apprO'Ial. Your Finder, Hour ~et~r. Good Radio. Has only 50 hours pn Block, brick, sewer pipes. 'payments could be as low Boat, Garage kept in winter. as $39 month with SO down . windows, lintels. etc. Claude like New Paid over S18,000 Ca rmichael Equipment Winters,. Rio Grande, OH Will sale for $13,000 (7 40)446· 2412. Cat1740·245"512 1. (304)773·5944 P!.os . Wizard Aiding Lawn Mower 14.5 HP. 42 ~ cut. (304)773· IURSALE 5284 North Third Avenue , M1ddleport. One Bedroom furnishe d apt. No Pets . Previous re ntal rei 740 2 BOA - 2 1/2 baths. 2 car garag"l· furn1 shed , close to 992·0~ 65 Holzer hosp1tal. (740)441· Pleasant Valley Apartment 03 10. Are now tak1ng Applica tions 3 8~ RanCh Home for 28R , 3BR & 4BR .. are taken w/attached Garage 1n Camp Applic{ltio'ns Conley area of Pt. large Mo'nday thru Friday. from fenced yard in great neigh · 9:00 A.M .-4 P:M . Office is borhood $675 mth. Deposit Located at 115 t Evergreen and Referen ces required . Drive Po1nt Pleasant , WV Call 1-304-531 -1197 Or 1· Phone No. is (304)675· 5806. EH 0 304-273· 111 2 i F~iday, _.I r:.o4 WMOToHc·~··•..~.~am I APAKI~ ll'J>'J1i FUK IU~ .,. ., . �• Page B8 • The paily Sentinel www.mydailysentlnel.com' Baseball ;!·t stop penetrat(ng. he kept altackino.'' Ginob'lli's free throw started a 5-0 run that ended with him driving I he lane and . a ~ai n tlancni ng Wt)llace - 1h1s lllne 11 ith nothi ng called 10 make it b0-53. Two more dri- fro in Page Bl - Jun10t High Team C8mp, June 1214, $190. . -Varsity and JV Shoo1out. June 15. C Wr "t youth bll..u&l camp· GALLIPOLIS -The GallifXl'is Youth "Buebatt Camp will be hek:l 9 a.m. until 1 $ 130 - Varsity and JV Team Camp, June 16- 18 , $ 190. - Jndlvtdual Camp. June 26-30. S250. The individUal camp includes "The Triple ~ . the naiiOn's only triple elimination p.m. Jooe 13-t6aUiemorial Fie4d. Friday, June 17 will be used as a melle-UP day in ca'Se ot rain-out Tht camp is lot boys ana girls ent&flng pies 3-8. . . Cost is $50 per camper or $40 for toornamenl. For more information. call 245-7294, t-80()..282-7201 (ext. 7294). or e-mail Rio Grande a~ista nt coach Ken French two or mor& from the same._ fam ily. Each at kfreflch@no.edu . · wll rac&ive a ~ot mad afler that. and lie did- Sharp :Camps an~ Clinics CIJ!IP T-shin and daily •wards will ·be given ou1. URG Women's Basketball Camp RIO GRANDE - The University of RIO Grande will hold its wo~en 's basket· ball camps begmning 1n Jul'}e at the Lyne Center. · Campers should bring a glove. taat and cHiats if ~ have them. Contact Rich Corvin at 441 -0543 or 645-4801 ror mOft intormar;o, or'to reg- ister. · The schedule lor lhe camps. wi th fees are as follows:· ...,._ Colleve Camp of . ~ Individual and Varsity Team Camp, June , 9-22 , $225. Chlmpo - Varsity and JV Shoo tout, June 25. MARIETTA - ·The ·Marletta College S215. 'Bueba11 Camp of Champs will be held - Varsity and JV Shootout. July 9. OYer the course of the summer at PlonoerP'ark. • The Day Camps for gr~s 2-8 wm be he6Q Juty 5-7, 12-14 and 19-21. while lhe AesidenceJCommuter Camp wi ll be hekl for grades 6-12 on July 24-28 . • .For a camp brochure, call ttle baseballo111ce at (7<10)376-4517 or (740)376· '4673 or check: the web at www.ma.riet- $215. .. - Junior High Individual 9amp, July , 7·20. $225. - Varsity and JV Team Camp, July 2 1· 23, $225 . For more mformatlon. contact Dav id Smalley at 245-749 1 or e-mail him at asmal ley @rio.edu ta.odu. l·u urt ll quarter . to he lp San · r\mu nio outscore the Pi>tons 2') - 111 over the fina l 12 minUIL~ ..; _ ve . , into the lane -- ~lan u had n i ~hl. and lie one lldl or " Jid rlay good in th~ second half. We bo:~rdcd well. ' o we put ourin pos iti (m where ~.:nd i n ~ in baskets fo llowed du ring <t7-IJ run , Gin nbili dr;Jwing a foul aga in..,t Ric han.l' Hami lton o n ·o· -.,c h· c ~ Friday, June ~o, the s~.co nd, ·<li1C and complel· in ~ the th ree-point play for' a 67-55 lcau with 7: .>R re mai1i- \\.'C cuuld wjn.a bas k~ l ba ll ~amc. but offcn> ivc ly. it was tvlanu · 111g . . G inubili . 1:-k wa ...· sOmt't him.! c b~.· · Sp urs . conch .Gregg - . - . . · It W<)s 7-+-57 ,before DetrOit had ;1 10-\l 1'lln to quiet the Spur' · ho me en"' d. hut Gi" nobi li brou ~ IH th~1 n bac·k 10 li fe bv dr iv in~ the lane lor a left-hclllckd clunk <i lld then kn oc ~ 11 1g <k"' n a .>-poi mer with 2 minute' IL' I"t. ""He's a · slasher. a shooter. Popovich 'aid. San 'Amonio began to ,pull awav :~ fle r Wallace was calleu for ihe technical ff)U i fo r ripping ,off his h ~adba nd · :~ nd comp laining afte r he was . call ed for the blocki1ig fou l when he thought it should ha\·e bee n a cha rge on Ginobili. " It was <! tough ca ll." team~ ' mate Tony Parker said. "He an energy guy - · a'rid he Uid all of those." sai<l Detroit's Billups. who Chauncey scored 25· points. Hamihon shot 7-for-2 1 and 2005 scored 14 points for the you saw in that first. half. I ·Pistons, who missed at least a · lhink we all started out w1th a half-dozen layu~s · before little bit of jitters ... I missed .a Wallace lost his composure to dunk and stuff like that. Just shi ft the momentum squarely had to have the game start . to ttlti Spurs. coming to me. Once we The Pj, ton.s' length both ~ slarted going there, every, ered the Spurs right from the body got comfortabl~ ~?d I slart. with Rasheed Wallace think we got through 11. able to poke. the bal'l away for San Antonio finally went two sleals in lhe lirst 6 min- ahead when Duncan utes as the Pistons opened a rebounded Bruce. Bowen 's . IJ--+ lead . Duncan had a <1irball and drppped it inJor a turnover. a mi\sed dunk antd a 42-41 lead. and the Spurs bobbled shot atlempt before stayed ahead for the rest of he m<idc his tirst basket. clear·IY bothered by Rasheed the third quarter and took a 55-51 lead into the foutlh. Wallace's defense . . Notes: The national A blocked shot by Billups was sung by pop anthem -.. yes, even lhe point guard wa.s al tering shols - led to a singer Alanis Morissette, .a reccnt·ly .naturalized h r~,,ka w ay lay Lip by Hamilton by way of Canada. American for a 17-4 lead. The Spurs · stil.l Bryan Adams, who's tiulled to 20- 17 by the end of .the first quaner and tied the Canadian , performed at half· time .... Glenn Robinson , ~a m e 33 - 3 ~ 1 1/2 minutes who did not play in the before halftime. "We knew it· was going. to Weslern Conference finals, be like this; 1hese guys ace a was one of the first Spurs off . heck of .a· defensive squad." the bench and led the team Duncan said. "That's .what with three blocks. ·ALONG THE RivER 1 ) . I!!, !!OO:, 81.50 • Vul. ;~<).No. • SPORTS Fe.d eral money Inay aid Gallipolis. project • Seventh annual PVH Coed Flag Football Tournament See Page 81 . BY PAUL DARST . PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS - ·Federal money might soon be available for a ·water and sewer project along Spruce Streel. . The 2005 . Agricullural Appropriations Bill that was passed by the U:S. House of Representalives on Wednesday includes ian· guage favorable to lhe pro· ject, said Lisa Duvall of Rep. Ted . Strickland 's Marietta office. "There is no dollar Portsmouth 7-on-7 Passing Camp PORTSMOUTH -The f 3th annual amo4nt," she said. "II is what thi s project," said City extstmg one- and two-inch · joint committee , to be recon- . · they call a 'soft ear mark.' Commissioner Carol! water li'nes with a six-inch ciled with the Senate version. That means, should it make it Snowden. "This present com- water main , installalion pf ' Once that ·is complete, it will through lhe conference com- mission is very interested in new . fire hydrants and new · go to the president for his sig· mittee, the ·application for getting this done ." . , .service taps. nature . Strickland said he will The proje~t started back in Additionally. the project work to ensure the project is funding has a greater ch<;mce to being approved. lt. shows · the 1980s, Snowden said. But involves installation of a san- part of the final bill. that there IS a lot ·of support · ·it was stalled mostly because itary sewer system for the "This funding provides ·. for this project." of a lack of funding. area. Spruce Street is not now critical resources for a very Although the House bill Haying favorable language pari or tl)e city's sanitary basic and important project," Strickland . said in a must now be· reconciled · included in the agriculture sewer system. wilh the Senate's version, bill might be a small step, but "This is not really for the press release. "I will fight to which 'does not include the · city commissioners said t-hey residents who are there now, make sure this funding stays for the fu ture ,'' in thi s · legi slation as .it project, passage of the mea- . understand that is the way it's sure was welcome new s .'for Washington works. Commi ssioner John makes its. way through the city officials. · Plans for the project Saunders said . remainder of the appropria"We recently tried lo revive include replacement of the The bill will now go to a tions proc.ess." . Clinic, MCHD team ·for blood testing ·40th River Recreation Festival • neanng · BY BETH SERGENT . BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM Track!RUfifiJ•fiO ~ 1 Each partiCipant will receive basketMountain High Ruimlng Camp baH lnstnx:tion and will participate in fun to be held in Bristol games, ancf will get a camp basketball, B~IS TOL , Va ..-The Mountain H1gh refreshments and at-shirt. . Runmng Camp w1tl _be held July 1 1 -16 ·. Th8 cost is .$30 or $40 aft&l June 21 . and 18-23 in the mountains of s.outhContact Jim ·Osborne 446·9284 tor western Virginia. · more intormation [ For more information, call Scott - . · · · Simmons at 1-800·451 -IVIC or. go to Southern High School announces 1 www.mountainhighrunning.com. ! I RACINE - Southern High SChool will hold Its summer boys basketball camp on June 13 through ·June, 17 at Charles w. Hayman Gymnasium. The camp w!a be held ln two sessions, with kids between grades 6-8 laking placalrom 9 a.m: to 11 a.m. Participants between grades 3-5 will start at noon and end at 2 p.m. The coot of 111<l carrip iO . $25 P<l' C81l)per and there Ia a $1 5 charge tor . volleyball camp MARIETIA - The Mariana College 110lleybaU program will hold a summer camp for girls grades 7-~2 . The camp will run from 8:45 a . m ~ to 4 p.m., June 13-16 with a reglsttation fee of $100, which includes lunch. For mora information, ca n head -coach Tom Symons~~ (740)376·4410 or 11enm"s 0.0. UclntyreTannl~ Lessons Southlm High SchOol, ·c/o ' Richard 920 Elm Slroo1, Racine, Ohio 1 GALLIPOLIS - The 0.0. Mclnlyre Pan< 45771 · · District wtU offer adult a11d chlk:l tenms ~ more Information, contact bas- ·I lessons. ~ hour-long lessons will be held ~... c11 Rich1m 51 .., 8 81 698 1o a.m. until 11 a.m .• and also 1rom 11 - - . - coa e..,,en - :1a.m. untN 12 p.m. on Saturday mornings. ~·Of athletic dlreclor Alan Crtsp, at First group instructkln is set from May 21 84&:2611 extension 2103. through June 11 . The second · group instruction Is June 18 through July 16; Big Red BMI- Cempo lhere wiR be no lessons July 2 lor 1he Ju~ oatiMI 1lld II Alo Grande 4 holiday. Rto GRANDE - The Unlvarsity of Th& instructor will be Tom Hopkins and Rio Grande's men's basketbaR team will class size !s limited to 20 persons pet hour hokl Its 1nnual B!g Aed Basketball lesson. Chik:tren ages six and above are C&mpa k'l June at the lyne Center. welcome. Cost is $10 per person. The schedule tor the camps, with For more information, contact Mark frMta are aa folk>wa: Danner at 740-446-4612 ext 255. • V.raity and JV Shootout, June 9, S130. (E-mail )001" """"" r:Hnics a league regis, Vlrslty Shootou1, June 10, $130. lrallons to sportsOmydll/ljfribune.oom 01 m • JV ShootoU1, .June 11, $130. ltlem to 446-3008.) Stephen~ I from Page 81 ga~e up three hits. including Page AS • Clara J. Gaylor, 72 • David Lee Hill, 70 • Vivian L. Robinson, 73 ..• Tony Rood, 29 Marietta College to hold summer eec11 additional sl~lng . e-mail him at symonstOmarietta.edu. Mike Checke payable to Southern -Boosters and regla1ra11ons need 10 be fllle<l out. Mill check and registrations to i . · Reds OBITUARIFS Volleyball ' Randa 's two-run single helped the Reds pull ahead 5I. Cincinnati wrapped it up by sending II batters to the plme in the . fifth against Jesus Colome. Casey singlcd"ho mc . two runs. · and Ken Griffey Jr. e'xtended his hitting streak to 12 games with an RBI single. Jason LaRue hit a two-run homer off Colome in the sixth. and Jacob Cruz · followed with his second pinch· hit homer in lwo nights for a. 14-5 lead. Colome theh left the game with a stiff pitching shoulder. Tampa Bay has given up 74 . homers, most in the AL. · The Devil Rays' defense was a huge problem , too . They made three .errors that set up li ve unearned runs, and · now lead the majors -'-'i th 53 errors in all. · The Reds racked up 34 runs during the sweep, wllich pro· vided a momentary reprieve. The club's chi ef e~ecutive tlew to Colorado for the linal game of a ·trip on Sunday. warning that major changes would be made if the 1eam didn ' t stan winning. By sweeping the series. Jhe Reds matched lheir l o n ~es l winning streak or the sc<l:son two-run homers by Carl Crawford and Jorge Cantu. Hudson also drew a walk with the bases loaded, reached on an error ami scored twice. The right-hander was a contender for the rotation heading into spring training; but mad·e only , one slart before the shoulder gave him problems. The three-month setback made the victory especially satisfying. '"It was rewarding," Hudson said. "I was in purgatory. I don '< want to go through that again." The Devil Rays often have . that same feeling when they're on the road, whether in anAL park or one from the other league. They ' re 1-8 on a 12-game trip tllat concludes with three games in Pittsburgh . . Tampa Bay has l9st II of its last 12 road games overall for a 4-26 mark that is the worst .in either league. Fossuin, forced from his start last Friday in Seanle . three - gam es an d because of a tight groin, lan- changed their o utl oo ~ from guished on a humid, 89- four day s ago. degrec evening. He walked '' It was baseball hell . in 'the first two butlers, the last Colorado." Griffey sa id . ''Fo~ thing Piniella wanted to see so me strange rca;on. we weren ' t gening il done. from his struggling swff. '"I wasn ' I hesitant about iOvenlually, it's got to change. throwing the ball ," said The big thing is we've got to · Fossum; who had his. leg ·stay, posi tive." wrapped . for protection. .. , . Notes: Only 16.38 1 tickets had a tough time just geuing a we re sold for the g<llllc. tlw grip on the ball because of the Reds· fi fl h-small csl . home gate th is season.... The Reds humidity." The left -hander needed 68 are 6-0 in two series against pitches to get through the first Tampa Bay. They also swepl two · innings alone. Joe a series in Florida in 2003. ZOOS PONTIAC SUNFIRE SUN & SOUND 2005 CHEVY SILVERADO PICKUP $13,380* $13, ]6 r.'PC OIIIIGMAV • Powe r SUnroof • CDIMP3 Playor • Vurtec V-6 Power • Cruis e & Til t • AMIFM Ster'"o • Air Ciondltioning · 2005 CHEVY Co&.ORADO EXT. 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No names will be attached to the sample for extra security and confidentiality before being shipped to Columbus. Holzer Clinic's involvement in preparing the blood sample for transpon saves the Me1gs County Health D1stricl and community a significant amount of !J10ney which would have been neces· sary to purchase a centrifuge machine that "spins" the blood sample. Holzer Clime provides the free use of the centrifuge while the Ohio Department of Health provides the MCHD with the means to offer the free blood test to the residents of Meigs County. Barbara Vujaklija, RN, with MCHD's Women's Health Services said her office receives two to three calls per week seeking information on how to stop the spread of hepatitis C and HIV "People don't understand the risks they take with hepatitis C and HIV," Vujaldija said, "and if they don't understand the risks then they don'\know how to modify their behavior to prevent the diseases." Besides the blood tests, the MCHD offers education on how to identify risk factors for hepatitis · C and HIV as !)art of their free follow-up care and counseling services. Beth Sergontjphoto Some (but not all) the risk factors for HIV are Medical laboratory Technician Cathy Titus of Holzer Clinic's Meigs Branch having sex with someone who has HIV, sharing prepares blood samples for shipment by spinning them in a centrifuge needles or syringes for any re\ISOn, having .sex with- machine. The clinic will be donating use of the same machine to prepare out a latex condom, having previously had a sexublood samples from the Meigs County Health Department for its new free and confidential HIV and hepatitis C blood testing. Piuse see Testlna. Al BY KEVIN KEUY KKELLY@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS -' Within a few weeks, the 40th annual River Recreation Festival will set up shop at lhe Gallipolis parkfront, featuring four days of activity and entertainment over the lndepen'dence Day holiday weekend. The festival opens Friday, July I and concludes on Monday, July 4 with the annual fireworks show. In between, pageants, rides, music_ .and family-geared events . have been scheduled for a hometown celebration, · organizers said. Among the festival's newer activilies are a Junior Miss pageant sponsored · by Farmers Bank and Savings Co. at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 2, while up-and-coming country star Miranda Lambert, r_ecently named Covergirl Fresh Face of Country, is the main entertainment Saiurday night. Additionally, the River Recreation Festival Committee is bringing in Fantasy Faces, a new adventure in face painting from an expert with 15 years of theatrical experience. Daily activities include amusement tides, carnival BY BRIAN J. REED Meigs County gave · him a games, a duck pond, train . BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ticket to a Meigs County rides, pun-putt golf, a dunking Republican Party Lincoln booth, split the pot, silent auc· POMEROY - State Rep. Day dinner when · he· was lion, intlatable bounce house, Jimmy Stewart has moved selling farm equipment. At inflatable obstacle course, from Athens to Meigs the dinner, ·he · met Pete inflatable slide and an inllat· . Councy. · .Couladis, now the Alhens able five-in-one multi-unit. Stewart ·registered wit)! the County Republican Party Lorie Neal, executive direcMeigs County Board of chairman, who persuaded . tor of the Gallia · County Elections on Friday, using his him to run for a seat on Chamber of Commerce, said · new address on School Lot Athens City CounciL He was the suppon ,of local businesses Road near Albany in elected to the council seat, keeps the f~stival a going conColumbia Township. He said and later se{ved as Alhens cern, as does the work of the he purchased a home t\lere volunteers who staff the festicity auditor. and will finish his move this Stewart 's 92nd House val throughout the holiday. weekend. Any business wanting to be District is made up of Stewan, 35, is a native of a sponsor is encouraged to· Athens, Meigs and Morgan Kanawha County, W.Va. He contact the chamber. counlies and a part of graduated from Marshall "It's one of the biggest Washington . · The two-term Universiiy and received a in Gallia County and events state repr6sentalive said his master's degree from Xavier Brtan.J. Reed/photo is nol possible without SP.?,n· University. His move to' State Rep. Jimmy Stewart registered to vote in Meigs County strongest ·vote totals have sorshtp," she sa1d. .· we Columbia Township makes on Friday. He will complete his move to Colufl)bia Township come from Meigs County -· . him Meigs County's first res· this week(;lnd. Barbara Smith Of the· Meigs County Board of 68 percent in 2002 and 62 appreciate the work of <he volunteers, and anyone who ident state representative Elections is also pictured. percent in 2004. · wants to volunteer can consince Ralph Welker of . 'Tve always felt at home tact the committee." "Meigs Councy has been Ohio," Stewart said._ " My here in Meigs County. and Pomeroy served in the Ohio The festival committee is House of Represenlatives in good to me the entire time I political career.slarted here." now it is · home," Stewart . the mid·l960s. have lived .in southeastern Stewart said a friend from said. Please see Festhral. Al "For the Entire Frrnnilv' . • Taxes, Tags, Tide Fees extra. Rebate induded In sole price of new vehkle listed wh8!e applicable. On approved aedit On selected models. Not responsible lor typogrophfcol eno~. Prices good June 9th through June 12th.. Saturday;.June 18 8 AM · 12 Noon • . .HMC Education & Conference Center FREE SCREENNiS Non·fas~ng choleslefol and glucose • Blood pressure • Body fat analysis ' Bone density • Displays from hOspital and community programs SPECIAL ATTIACTION FOR THE KIDS • 9:30 am • 11 :30 am · Parties 'R Us wil be there with one of lhliir inllatablesl Peanut butter sandwiches and special snoc~ lor the kids. .,. ----~ MONDAY . SATURDAY 9 am · 8 pm • SUNDAY 1pm • 7pm • 422 ·0756 • TOLL FREE 1-800-822-0417 ,_______ ,_ !!I . . a first-come , first-serve basis. . To enter contact Curt.Clifford at 740GALUPOLIS- Boys and girls who ' 355-4416 o~ Ted Newsome at 740-821· wifl be in grades 1~ next year can attend 2422. the ·annual Baby Blue Basketball Camp dote fOr hoopa ·· - . ' l'onwr·o) • ~l i ddlt•jJIH'I • (;allipolis • .IUIH' Ohio\ alit•) f'uhlishing t'o. 1 until2:15 p.m. each day. • Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties Baby' Blue Basketball Camp .. 11lto Nazarene Church on Ju~ 5·7. The camp will be held lrom 1 p.m . tm . The cost is $45 if p(e--registered and $55·after June 1. COntact ~ane . Eslep Portsmouth High School 7-on-7 p·assing lat 304-824-5870, Chris Ellcessor at 44 ~ . camp will be Friday, June 29 at Spartan · · Stadium. 8838, Mik&Brace{tl245-9677 or Judyat · cost for the camp is S75 . Only 16 44&3512 for mOfEI information. teams will compete. Teams are taken on • , u ·n Sotit,tierr\ Football Camp RACIN E - The Southern · High Ul' Blua Angel Baketbalt Camp School Athletic ·Department announced GAlliPOLIS - Girls In grades , that a football carTJP lor playe rs grade~? 7· ltindergartan th101.1gh '8th next year can 12 will be h81d at Southern High School .be a part the Ul' Blue Angels Basketball ~une 14, 15 and 1~ - All are asKed to ~ ar the Nazarene Church on First report lrom 6:30 until 9 p.m., except on ~Wfli!Jfon June 13-15. J~ne 14. when those in seventh and The camp will be held 4 p.m. to 6 etghlh report at 5:45p.m. . ··• da . There is no fee fo r the camp, and 11 • p.m.Ead'l ~·participant y. · 0 Hens·,•... and delfmsi•-• ., will recieve basket· I w·111 em ph. astze bal Instruction, get to -Participate in tun r fundamentals. ...gaffles, receive a camp t-shirt. along wi1h a bll&kelbe.ll ~nd refreShments. House of the Week: House features picture-perfect porches, Dl . FootbaU ·· Basketball LIVlNG Just.in case: Mock disaster designed to test ~mergency response, Cl MEDICAL CENTER ' "Healthcare in Your . Own Backyard" www.holzer.org /'or more informofion, call 1740J 446·5679•. , ----------~= .. •' •. r• � 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. 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