https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/361e072a9e071c7967d7b6ec96c7d0c6.pdf 5d1086880651aa23cfdb1868a39216ee PDF Text Text • • Natalee-Holloway ~e can be prosecuted without her body, A2· ' Rutland Legion makes donations, A8 . '. .1' ·-" rvliddlepori. • Po:meroy, Ohio :;o ( I '\IS • \ ol. :;_.. '\o . :!I 'I I Rll> \\ . ,fl I ' '"'" ·rmdail'"'nlint·l.•·•"" 1. :!lltl;j • Commissioners appro.ve bid for Middleport project SPORTs • Lance's farewell Tour. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J •. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Meigs County Commissioners . opened bids Thursday for two of the projects included in the half-million dollar Community ·Distress project in Middleport. & Jenkins Maiden Conwuction . Co., Nelsonville, was the apparent low bidder for sidewalk replacement, with a bid of $78,400. P/B C<;mtractors of Chester submitted \1 bid 'in th~ amountof $79,000. The engineer's estimate on the project was $79,700. Jones Tree Service of Cheshire was the apparent low bidder on a tree removal project required for the sidewalk replacement project, with a bid of $9,750. The only other bidder on the tree removal project, The Tree Trimmer of Jackson, submitted a bid of $19,100. Commiss ioners accepted Street. The sidewalks chosen the bid from Jones Tree for replacement were so rhoService and tabled the side- ' sen by the village bawd on walk replacement bids pend" the results of a community 'i·ng review. su rvey, Trussell said. . Meigs County Gran ts · The $500,000 Community Administrator Jean Trussell · Development Block Grant said sidewa lk replacement Community Distress project will take place throughout also includes demolition of the vi llag~. in both residen- abandoned houses, new fire tial and business areas. on equipment and repairs to the streets i1Kludin g Gran t, firehou se, and restoration Palmer, Second and Third work on t.he Middleport Aven ues and Mulberry freight depo,t in Dave Diles Park. The village has combined fundin g through the CDBG and Issue 2 programs ·to match the grant. Other business Trus,ell conducted a second public hearing on the county's application for CDBG New Horizons grant. program. The application 'eek> $15,000 in gram fund s, to be combined with $ 12,000 in,CDBG formu- Piease see Bid, AS Mistrial in second Ward trial Southern School Board appt:oves new levy for November ballot .. BY BRIAN J. REED BREED®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM BSE'R®ENI@M¥BA~¥SENTINEL.COM . BY BETH SERGENT RACfNE - At their recent meeting the Southern Local POMEROY -Judge D. . School Board voted to place Dean Evans declared a misa new permanent improvetrial in the l.atest jury tri<1l of ment lev y on the November Raymond Ward of Kutland, ballot for 1.5 mils for a periafter jurors. ~ead locked at 6-6 od or three years. · Page ~S Wednesday evenmg .. If passed. the lev y will genThe trial on two charges of • Ethel G. Shasteen, 91 erate $100.000 a year for that unlawful sexual conduct with three year period . a minor began Tuesday. "Right now we have not Ward, 33, is accused of identified 'pecifics but the engaging in oral sex with a money will be used for things 15 year-old girl in the living like technology, school bus room of his home on Happy pun:; hases, textbooks and • Transfers PQSted. Hollow Road in the ~ umm er anything that lasts longer See Page A3 of 1998. · than five years,'' Southern 2:30 p.m. . on · At • Best of sh,ow award Local Superintendeill Robert Wednesday, the jury s~nt goes to Pleasant Valley Grueser said about the use of Judge Evans a note saymg permanent improvement levy . Hospital. See Page A3 they felt unable to concur on funds . "That levy money cana verdict. Evans sent the jury . • New coal mine to not he · used ·for salaries or back to deliberation, but just open at Mountaineer ope rat ions." before 5 p.m., they reported The Board also approved a plant. See Page AS they were deadlocked .and . contract with Anthem Blue • Eastern board Cross I Blue Shie ld for · Please see Mistrial, AS approves substitutes. employee health care cover. age effective Aug . I through See Page AS July :10. 2006. This will • O'Bieness Memorial . result in a severi percent Brian J. Reed/photo Hospital offers heanh redu ction from fiscal-year The Middleport Pool 's July 4 pool party was organized by Pool Manage r. Dale Riffle , Rae Moore, 2005 premiums. This will screenings. See Page A8 Jean Craig, Mayor Sandy lannarelfi. Brenda Phalin, Robert Pooler, Ferman Moore and Assistant also cause the Creation of a Poo.l Manager Jim Brewer. Councilman Shawn Rice has also assisted but is not pictured . The Medical Expense ail-day party is a family-oriented celebration to incorporate a patriotic program, picnic-style Reimbursement Plan. refreshments and games for all ages. Student accident insurance WRATHER lor he 2005-06 ~chuol year through Brogan Warner In surance Services was also approved. Premiums are the Bv DtANE PoTTORFF same as last year. DPOTIORFF@M'(DAIL~REGISTER . COM A · renewal of a maintenance agreement with Casto HARTFORD, W.Va. community volunteers to kick Technical Services was all-~ family Independence Bv BRIAN J. REED · Investigators with the Mason BREED@MYDA ILYSENTI_NE~ . COM Day party at the pool.. up plans already made for the approveq for $6850 for serCounty Sheriff's Department vices from July I, 2005 When the Community · pool's July 4 celebration. are looking into a break-in 30. 2006. The price June MIDDLEPORT Association announced plans The day-long pool party that occurred at the Hartford Management was the same as last year at the · to scrap the traditional water and sewer office last Middleport Pool and a com- Middleport July 4 celel}ration will include a patriotic pro- and includes maintenance grani at .I p.m.. with a sax Detail• on Pace AS week on Thursqay morning. mittee made up of village because fireworks could not solo by Chad Dodson. pool · .qn systems and control s · in "Lt. Jeff Fields and Sgt. officials, candidates for vil- be included. Dale Riftle and th e districts. Troy Stewart are the two lage counci l and members of Jim Brewer. who are manag- game' and land games from Abo approYed vras an investigators as~gned to the Middleport Community ing the pool thi s sun_1mer. 2 . .to -i p.m.. and clogging agreement between the investigate the crime," Association have planned an decided to enlist the help of Board and the Athens-Meigs ·Please see Pool, AS Educational Service Center Sheriff Scott Simms· said. 2 SFCllON~- 16 PAGFS Stewart said that not only for the period of Sept. 1, Ollendars A3 was there an apparent breaking 2005 -A ug . 31. 2006 for SERRC sen·ices including Classifieds 84-6 ·and entering into the offite, but I O\\' incidence. speech-lanComics 87 also a safe was taken with an !!llage. autism spectrum disundetermined amount of cash Dear Abby BY BETH SERGENT Middleport Pool on Monday . . injurious to children. eYen ' order consultants . and taiA3 that was inside. BSERG ENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · Some residents will stay at , those that are considered relaen ted and gifted coordinaNewly-elected .Mayor Sam Editorials . A4 let off their own !ively safe li.kc ~parkler~ _ a nd tion in the amount of home and Faith • Values . A6-7. Anderson said he had not POMEROY - · With the fireworks which can be as firecrac:kers." >aid U.S . Fire $2766.-iO. an amount calcubeen given mu\=h information Fourth of Jul y only a few'days dangers as they can be fun. Admini~trator R. Da\'id la ied upon .the districts Movies As about the incidenl. He said he several people . are Sparklers. bottle rockets and Paulison. "A ll firework-; ADM a~ reported• on their away. 82 had been told that the alarm preparing for cook'outs. a day firecrackers Ga ll be esr>ecial- must follow local and user> NASCAR ,tat.e Odt'her 200-i 'tate . report system ·had not been set off Obituaries , · ly ha zatdou' to children law> re~arding the purcha,·e ie>~ thl.' numbl.'r of joint As during the break in and that off and firework,. In our area residents can according tP a Feder:11l . and li gh tin!! of fire\H)I'b ." Ynca!JI'nal ~rlwob. post .sec8 Section the safe had ~en taken . Sports :'\1anagement If Ji~·... work' are legal where 1 \1ndar~ ,tudcnh. and ~ounty take ifdYantage nf holida~ fes- Emergenc) Weat+ter - ·--~'----J~-1--E'A so: a com uter h<!d_ en t-i-viti-es . .fl rH-tlant-1 e n A~1 ~-f:C.p-Q.J:.t~ - · - - - - - . _ _ --'--Saturday and Raci ne and the "Fi re work> are especiall y Please see Safety. AS I Please see Southern, AS Please ~ Hartford, AS © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. . .OBITUARIES INSIDE Hartford water office B&E under investigation Pool.managers, local committee plan July 4 pool party INI>EX Firewo~ks . Stifety ·tips �·- • .. . . '· "- · • ·The Daily Sentinel Q • ..J 1 • P.ageA2 NATION • .WORLD • .. Friday, July t; ~ • Arub~ attorney . The Daily Se:r\,tinel 2005 . .. a Ethics committee leaders end stalemat~ · 4 Bv LARRY MARGASAK ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Bv NEDRA PICKLER WASHINGTON- Leaders of the.House ethics committee broke through . a _months-long . stalemate over staffing Thursday, makin~ it possible . to investigate MaJority Leader Tom Del--ay and conduct other business. The evenly divided commit· tee, which investigates member misconduct, has been shut down all year by partisan bickering. The logjam was broken by Chairman Doc Hastings, R· Wash., and senior Democrat Alan Mollohan of West Virgini~. .. ·The latest dispute was over the powers allotted to Hastings' chief of staff, Ed ASSOCIATED PRESS WRI JER WASHINGTON Bush said . Pre sident Thursday that "many questions" have been raised by allegations of some former .Ameri~.:an hostages that Iran ' s president-elect was one of their captors a quarter "century ago. "I have no infcirmation·.~ · Bu'sh said in an interview with foreign reporters ahead of a ·lrip to Scotland next week . "'But obviously his involvement raises many questions." The hostage commertts were first brought to light by the AP. Bush's national security adviser, Stephen Hadley, said the administration has follo!Hed the career . of Ira.nian ·president-elect Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, who has been serving as the hard:line mayor of Tehran. He said they are "lookin~ to see what's in the files, ' but he would noi disclose what the U.S. government may know about any role f.hmadinejad had in the 1979 hostage-taking cri'sis at the U, S . .Emba"" Y in Tehran and whether he is one of the captors pictured in photos fi-om the crisi s.. . , "At this point no determi nation has been made ," Hadley said . "We need \O get the facts. These are allega- AP Photo . tions that have CO(ne forward . They are allegations at Rodney "Rocky" Sickman. who served as a Marine guard, and one o.f the Am~ricans taken hostage ·in Iran a quarter c~ntury the present time. " former ho stage s Chuck ago. sa1d, Thursday. 1n St. Louis. that he may have spotted Scott, David · Roeder, Mahmoud f,hmadinejad when Iranians first stormed the William L Daugherty - and Americ an Embassy on Nov. 4, 1979 . and on two ottler occaDon A. Sharer told The sion s .while being hel_d captive . Sickman sai d, "I am not 100 Associated Press that after percent certain . He looks fam ili ar. " Sickman. 47, said that the seeing Ahmadinej au on tel e- burden s hou ld be on the president elect to explam where he vision, they ha ve no dou bt was the day the embassy was take n. he was one of the hos tage• • takers. Two <Hh er exhostages, Ke vin Hermening on Nov. 4. I979. alld held 52 aho said the y did not be lieve . and William A. Gallegos. Ameri can s hostage for 444 thai Ahmadinej-ad had take n said they reached the same day.s. The shah had tled Iran part in it. conclusion after looking at earlier thm year after he ivas BtiSh s u ~~ ested . these photos . Associate s of overthrown by the ' Islamic questions are nut hi s primary Ahmadinejad denied the Revolution. concern since Ahmadinejad At the State Department. was e lected. Ins tead. he said. president -elect took part io the seizure of ,the embassy or spokes man .Sean he want s to e nsure that in holding·· 'Ame rican s McCormack would not say Britain . France ai1d hostage. whether the Uni ted States Ger many. who ha1·c hee n ·, The hostage-takin g. which · wo uld attempt to disc u," the negotiarin g with Iran to stop in . reprisal fnr " tu atton direct ly· with Iran . its allc~c.u nu cle ar amb icame Washin nton 's refu '<tl to sur- There are no direct U.S . rela - tions. m:1hc abo;olute ly clear Sh all lion s wi th Iran. ' but dipl o- to Ahmad in ej'ad th at a rende r "' ott sted --lY~iill·= d. Re zab_hl ay i -fqr ma ts f rum the 1wo ·coun1ries nucl ea r-armed Iran will not trial there. contribut ed suh· have · pan,icipated in joi nt he tolerated-. ---. - . stantially to tilei1 -Pre, iuent mcet'in gs involvi ng other "We·,·e . got a got a new J,imm y Carter \ defeat . by natl tlll s. ma n who\ assumed power Ronald Reagan in t'lle 1980 · Some other ho" ages could and 'he mu st hear a focused election. ' not idemify A.hm adinej ad mc\Sagc.'' the presiden1 said . Militant 'students se ized and several former students "Thai' s where my att c nti o ~. . the U.S . Embassy in Tehran amon g· the hostage--takers i\.f<ic used right now." · Cassidy. who will work part- expenses. time for the committee but not News organizations have be pat1 of the investigative .uncovered documents show· stMf. The two leaders swapped ing payments connecied to proposals for several hours . Jack Abramoff, a lobbyist who. · Thursday night before agree- is under federal investigation ing on Cassidy's role. for possibly bilking hi s Indian ·· · With the agreement, the · tribe clients. committee can now take . DeLay, R· rexas, has said he · advantage of extra funds it believed the pri vale organizawas allotted this year to hire tions sponsoring his trips paid additional investigative staff, · the bills, not tire lobbyist. ·including a chief counsel who House rules bar lobbyists from · ~I so would serve as staff direc, paying for members' travel. tor. The committee. if it grants DeLay has asked the com- DeLay 's request for a re.view, mittee to review his travel could conduct a preliminary expenses that were paid for by inquiry into -his traveL After pnvate organizations. He is the review, the ·committee ' seeking to clear his name would have to decide whether against allegations that a lob· to name an investigative subbyist or the lobbyist's clients committee 'to conduct a full· paid for some of his travel scale investigation . EXTRA! EXTRA! • The Daily Sentinel POINT PLEASANT The Pleasant Valley .Hospital Wednesday, July 6 Commu~ Relations PAGEVILLE - Scipio Elepartment was honored with Township Trustees regular · the "Best of Show " distinction meeting will be at 6:30' p.m . Sunday,.July 10 in the 22nd Annual at Paigeville Town Hall. POMEROY Annual' He·aJthcare Advertising reunion o( relatives of Awards sponsored by ALBANY - Cn!u mbia' Dani eL and Phoehe Lovett Healthcare Marketing-Keport, Sunday, July 3 Township Trustees will meet and .4FWilliam and ' Mary PORTLm-.ID - Spanish- at 7:301 p.m. at the fire sta- Lovett will be held at I p.m. the · national newspaper of healthcare marketing. The language Mass, 6 p.m., Our tion. at the Zion Church of non-profit facility won for . Lady of Guada)~pe Mission Christ , Route 14:3. So[lle thetr :60 s e~.:ond televi sion at ·Harns Farms. Ministry of surnames include Lovett, production. "Miracle. " Sacred Heart Church, Slacks, Bush, . "Boyd , "Miracle " highlights , four Pomeroy. Goldsberry and Riftle. former . Pleasant. Valley Sunday, July 3 Potluck ._ Pictures will be Hosrital Can'aer Center LITtLE J.(YGER _ ·The taken : Pictures and geneal- patients, Gene Salem. Jeane Thompson:Beeson reunion ~ogy : Items. dt splayed. An Fisher, Chuck .Denne'v and Friday, july 1 will take .place at ·noon auctiOn wtl! be held and Carol White, who regained Sullml1tted photos TUPPERS . PLAINS Sunday at the Little Kyger those at~endt~g are aske~ to their Jives after serious health The Pleasant Valley Hospital Community Relations Department Easiern Local Board of Congregational Church. take an Item for the auctiOn. issues. Educi1tiof1 . special meeting, The dinner will be potluck. l'he · 1-lealthcare was honored with a "Best of Show" ·: distinct ion for thei r :60 8:30 a.m., administrative . Advertising Awards is the ~econd television production, "Miracle." The commercial was offices, to discuss personnel oldest, largest and most pres- selected from thousands of entries in the 22nd Annual Saturday, July 9 and annual appropriations. tigiou s adverti sing awards Healthcare Advertising Awa rds sponsored by Healthcare POMEROY- The annuSaturday, July 2. ·REEDSVILLE The al reunion of relatives of REEDSVILLE - !"aye competition. with thousands Marketing Report, the· national news paper of health care marQlive Township Tmstees will Edgar and Addie Reed Watson will celebrate her of entries submit ted from keting. Shown ·above is an excerpt from th e "Mi racle" producmeet in special session, at 7:30 Blake will be held at noon . 82nd birthday on Saturday, every state in the country and tion . This segment focused on Gene Salem, a local bus iness p.m. at the Olive Township at the Zion Church of Christ July2 . Card s may be sent to multiple foreign countries. lead!')r and cancer su(vivor. Also shown is Jacob Muncy and This year the judges recog- · Mary Grace Roush_. Garage to approve the budget. . on Route 143 . Meat will be her at 39672 Silver Riol;\e - A regular meeting will follow furnis~ed, , the ·rest of meal Road, Reedsville, Ohto -nized 16 entries with the cov-. immediately afterwards. · potluck. Take picture~ and., 45772. eted "B~st of Show" designa- cer . ·of Pleasant Valley tion. Gold awards were grant- Hospital. "They 'continuously ed to only 232 healthcare go above and beyond their institution s and only 217 respon~ibilitie s to deliver healthcare institutions. campaigns that retlect the Judges for the Healtlicare heat1 and soul. of the commuPOMEROY , - Mei~s William E. Pickens, Guthrie, to Matthew P. Burne. Advertising Awards consisted County Recorder ~ay Htll Claudette J. Pickens,' to Stacy L. Burn , deed, of a national panel of health- nity.~~ "We feel truly honored to repor.ted the following real Calvin D. Pickens , Sarah C. Columbia. care marketers , advertising have been named a recipient estate transfers: Pickens,' deed, Lebanon. Darrell Norris, Jan Norris , creative directors, advertising David E. Lute, Jacqueline Gina M. Geremia, Jeff to James E. Diddle, right of professionals, healthcar~ con- of the Best of Show distinc" Lute, to John C. Sheets, deed, Wunderly, to Henry Huggins, way, Lebanon. sultapts, marketing professors tion," commented Amy J. Orange. deed, Columbia. · Di)<.ie A. Sayre to James E. and :the editorial board of -Leach , director of marketing Esther Wolfe; deceased, to , Jay Hall, Jr. to Allegheny Diddle, deed, Sutton. Healthcare Marketing -Report. and public relations . "We are Gene Dayton Wolfe, Richard Power, Monongahela Power, Donna !hie to Jnies E. Healthcare • Marketing proud to claim . one of the l<eith Wolfe, Terry Lee right of way, Olive . . Diddle, right of way, ·sutton . Report is the qatiim's leading most coveted award in healthWolfe, Debra Marie Wolfe, Amy M. Hendrix to Leroy Dennis · Rucker, Carrie publication covering health care advertising and . marketDavid Gene Waife, affidavit, Paul Hendrix, deed, Orange. Rucker, to Barbara J. Reel, marketing with over 5,000 ing." Lebanpn. . Denver R. Pickett, Jr., 'deed, Olive. .. Alongside Pleasant Valley readers each month. Andrew Jackson Rawson to Marty M: Pickett, to Denver Gene Dayton ·wolfe, "Our 'Miracle ' commercial Hospital, other companies "We are extreme'Iy Connie L. Rawson, deed, R.. Pickett, Sr., · deed, deceased, to Richard Keith proud of our Community selected as distinguished win- was a project of the heart Olive. Columbia. Wolfe, Terry Lee Wolfe , Relations Department who ners included · Miami because we worked closely Elizabeth V. Kish, Vincent Frederick M. Burton , Debra Marie Wells, David consistetitly develop cam- Children 's Hospital, with former. cancer patient s · J. Kish, Jr., deed, Columbia. Mabel R. Burton to William Gene Wells; . certificate , paigns that rival those of larg- Columbu s Children 's who never gave up believing Home National Bank to Coy, Jr., Sandra Coy, . deed, Lebanon. er facilities and agencies," H(.)spital , Metro Health, in rh·emselves, our hospital Juanita Thomas, deed, ·Columbia. Paul L. Pauley, deceased, to praised AI Lawson, JD, Mount Sinai Medical Center and that one day they would be healed," Leach co~cluded . · Salisbury. Richard · A. H~gerty, Mildred Pauley, affidavit, . FACHE, chief executive otfi- and PriJHealth Care . George C. Hopstetter to Dorothy Hagerty, to Esste Salisbury. Mildred Pauley to Caleb' C. Timmhy R. Helton, Kellie A. Hicks, Susan Hicks, deed, Helton, · deed, Village of Salem. ' Jones, deed, Salisbury. Middleport. · Essie Hicks, Susan Hicks, Mildred Pauley to Peter A. Frank Puckett, Kathryn A. to Barbera L. Gregory, Terry Jones, abstract, Chester. Gregory Weddle to -TPPuckett, to Larry Dennis Gregory, deed, Salem. HENDERSON , W.Va. Dreama Harvey, Sarah Belle: De lo ris Gardner of Puckett, deed, Salem. Oscar Maynard, Lillian CWD, right of way, Lebanon. Descendants of Sam and Blankenship, Wes, Gail and San Antonio. Tex as: Jean : . Kathleen Seckman, Samuel Maynard, Lori Anne Maynard Mary A. Hart, James M. Melvina Birchfield held Faith Harbour, all of Smith and Gl en da of . Seckman, to Tuppers Plains- Gabriel, to TP-CWD, right of Kelly, to Mary M. Murray, their annual reunion June Proctorville; Roy Young of Charl est on; an d Rand y. · Chester Water District, righ of way, Letart. deed, Village of Pomeroy. 26 at the · Henderson Charleston ; Rob Miller of Amand a and BJa ke . way, Chester. Edythe Elizabeth Reibel to Joan v. Hart to Mary M. Community Building in Elkv'iew : Leoma Ballard· of Birchfi e ld of Crown Ci ty. David E. Lenhart to TP- Robert M. Bowles, Kiana K. Murray, deed, Village of Henderson . CWD, right of way, Lebanon: Bowles, deed. Village of Pomeroy. · A ba sket dinner was held WEST VIRGINIA JOBS FOUNDATION . Bruner Land Co., Inc: to at noon . Re_c ognized and · Dennis Harris. Jr., Bobbie Pomeroy. ·Harris, to_TP·CWD, right of Michelle S. Deren berger to Daryl E. Chafin, deed, Olive. pr.e septed gifts \vere Leoma . way, Orange. Jerry A. Derenberger, deed, Mai-y Cundiff 10 Joseph H. Ballard of Belle, W.Va. , · John L. Hagerty, Dorothea Scipio. c d'ff J ff M c d'ff 1 oldest woman; Roy Young Hagerty, to. letT Birchfield, Home National Bank to Penny' un · 1 • Rodriguez, e rey · un deed,' of · Charleston. W.Va ., old· Sarah Birchfield, deed, Juanita Thomas', dee(l, Sutton. · est man; Blake Birchfield Columbia.· · Salisbury. Countrytyme ALC, Ltd., of Crown City, youngest Rodney H. LeCates, Susan Cathy !...amar, Domld Anthony Land Co., Lrd., 1o boy; . Faith Harbour· of : M. LeCates. to Warren H. Lamar,' to TP-CWD, right of Gary L. Bond, deed, Chester. Proctorville. youngest girl; & : Calaway, deed, Orange.. way, right of way, Lebanon. . Catherine E. Workman, and Deloris Gardner, San July 1&2 : Jay John Conway. Linda David A. Mahorney, Anita Robert B. Titus, to Sherry R. Antonio . Texas, trav eled Doors Open 4:00P~ • Early Birds 5:15PM . Conway. to TP-CWD. right of E. Mahorney. to TP-CWD. Robinson, deed, Rutland. ' the farthest . Regular Ses15ions. 6:30PM way, Bedford. right of way. Sandra A. Rayburn to John Attending were . Eugene Randy Shamblin , Linda ·Anne G. Fick, deceased , Barcus, Chri stie Barcus, Carol Seabolt. to Jerry Burton Anna Margaret Russel I: deed, Village of Middleport. . and Janey Birchfield of Shamblin, Allie W. Fyke deceased , Mary Rager, Herold R. Osborne, Rutland; Ricky and Andrew Shamblin, deed, Bedford. · decea sed , Mary Neutzling, deceased, to Josephine v. Birchfield of Groveport; "DIAMOND RING GIVEAWAY!!" Narviko Dave , · and : Jerry B. Shamblin, Linda deceased, to Greg Rager, affi- Osborne, affidavit , Chester. . Carol Seabolt, Allie W. Fyke davit, Village of Middleport. Christina Smeeks to Chad Birchfield of ·Chesterfield, Va .; Nancy Birchfield of · Shamblin , to Randy Gregory P. Rager to Jay P. · Smeeks. deed, Olive. Shamblin, deed, Bedford. W~rner, Donna J. Rager, Ralph 1:!: Wells 10. Nancy J. Point Pleasant ; Ed Vori so and Dorq.thy Young o.f Jeffrey W. Circle, Sr., Sonia deed, Village of Middleport. King, deed, Chester. R: Circle, to TP-CWD, right James Warner to Jay .P. .Darrell R. Brally to federal Henderson ; Russ , . Becky , of way, right of way. Warner, deed, Village of National Mortgage Corp .. and - Je ssica · Howell of · : Richard f ,, fick, Annette Middleport. Bremen: Everett , Charlotte .: Fick, to TP-CWD, right of . Edi son M. Baker, Bernice J. sheriff's deed , Village of and Michael Grant of · Don't Miss The Regatta Fireworks · Middleport . Baker. to Janet K. Downie. R'onald Williams 10 Neal Racine; Marlin. Debbie and · way, Chester. After The Games On Saturday Night Samuel Evans of. Racine ; Jeff A. White, Debbie. Allen . T. Downie, . deed, McMeeken, deed, Letart. White~ Debby White, to TP- Village of Middleport. William N. Snowden, Virgil Miller, Pam and At The Riverfront Park CWD, right of way, Bedford. Ada Congroe to Merle E. Rebecca H. Snowden . to . Shayne Davis of Racine; 124 HIGHLAND AVE. .PT PLEASANT, WV : Wendy Wilfong to TP- Parsons, 'Pamela G. Parsons, RaylJlond R. Cotterill II, Gary ' and Mary Ann · . (Old Carohn<i Lumber Bu1ldmg Across from CSX) .,.,.,~.--:.. · CWO, nght of way, Olive. deed, Olive. Je ssica L. Cotterill , deed, Osborn e McKenzie, of I'Uld \ 675•3877 ·, /~;; · Nor"lan Hamlin to TPDonald L Smith; Sharon Rutland. Winfield, W,Va.; Ron . ahil . :.cwn, -right of way, right of Ann 'Smith, to Judy Jones, way; Lebanon. deed, Village of Pomeroy. Monte Riffle. Jennifer J. Jwnie Marie Spires, .Jamie Riffle, to TP-CWD, right of Marie Barrett, Jamie Marie way, Letatt. Lambert, to Madalynn ' May 30tn 1htough S.pj-01' ~ : Russell L. Wilkinson, Betty Inve stments. Inc., d_eeu , J. Wilkinson, to Beverly · A. Rutland. Otis D. Guthrie, Shelia M. : Collills. deed, Sutton. Chui:ch events Reunions Public meetings · Birthdays . . Transfers posted t:B£BBBII IVBBKEND'' · Friday Son of Charles &.. April Rwch Gallipolis The Daily Sentinel Baby Edition is .;~ Special Edition filled with photographs of local children - ages newborn to four years old. The Baby Edition will appear in the July 29th issue. Be sure your child, grandchild, or relative is involved! Pictures must be in by Friday July 22nd, 2005. Pictures ·can be picke!l up after August 1st, 2005. -· : - - - ........._ - - - - - · :roo Dail1'-Seatine! Ill Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. . 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Send to: · _.' *** The above information· will be used in the ad. . other genealogy items for display. RACINE - Reunion of the Charles and Fannie Beaver family will be held at 'Star Mill Park in Racine . Lunch at 12:30 p.m. '(ake a covered dish. • INGO . . .. -Proud·to be apart of your life. Saturday, july 2 HARRISQ,NVItbE Harrisonville Lodge F&AM will meet at .7:30 p.m. at the lodge hall. Refreshments. 1\tesday, July 5 RUTLAND - Rutland . Township Trustees 5 p.m. budget hearing, regular meeting to follpw. Best ofshoW awari:J goes tq Plea$ant \(alley Hospital Birchfield family has reunion • Coming Friday, . July 29, 2005 2005 . Clubs and organizations Jaw. Janssen declined to reveal Thursday what other evi · dence investigators might White House taking seriously allegations that Iran's president-elect was a former hostage taker Friday, J¥1Y t, Community Calendar · general: Natalee Holloway case can be prosecuted without her body specific about what she believed had been reported inaccurately. ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER Paul van der Sloot, an island judicial official, was arrested ORANJESTAD, Aruba June 23 but released a few days Aruba's attorney general said ~ave. latei when a judge ruled there Thursday she could proseMass ive searches by FBI was not enough evidence to cute a case in the di'sappear- agent S. Dutch Marines. holdhim. · ance _of N~talee . Holloway Aruban police and thousands ' Janssen said the elder van der ev~n tf th~ Alab!ima teenag· of islanders have produced Sloat gave his soh and the . er. s body IS not t9und . ·· -~ no trace of Holloway, who Kalpoe brothers l ~gal . advice, . . Caren Janssen · al so sa1d· was celebrating her gradua· telling them that "without a mvesttgators have tound no tion from high school in body there is no case." . evtdence to suggest that th e Mounwin Brook. !\ Ia., when "He coniirmed to me that he 18-year-old Holloway, who she di sappeared .· told them .that a few days· after • dtsd.peared May 30, was Dutch teenage r loran van she disappeared.:' Janssen told de'~Th . der Sloat, 17, and his friends. lhe AP. ere are · no traces or Surinamese brothers Dcepak facts to come to the concluK· ; 1 ·tnd s· · sh Janssen also alleged Paul van . h N ~~ ~ . . I a1poe, - ' ' " 11. l8 were the ·last s19n t at at, >ee IS no anger K· 1 der Sloot, a 52-year-old judge in ahve " Attorney . General a poe . · . training in Amba. obstructed Care~ Janssen told 'fhe ~ople seen · with . Holl oway authorities· investigation by askAssociated Press in a tele - · the mght she va_mshed. The . ing one of his son's friends, l;'lho phone interview. three _v.:ere questiOned . ''~ th~ had been interrogated, what · he "Bui that doesn't mean we . days ·,t!tet . the dtsappe,trancc . told police. can ' t prosecute without a but were n_ot arres ted unt1l Janssen said Paul van d~r body. It 's difficult but not lut~e 9,_ lwo _ othe1 , men . Sloot was cletained for being a impossible." . Jetu1~ed 111 the case _ van de1 suspect in the disappearance, not Three young men remain in Slot>t s lather: Paul. and party for obstructing the investigation. custody in Holloway's disap- boat <.liSe JOckey, . Stev en AP Photo Calls to tl1e van der Sloot respearance, but none has been . Crocs _ hav~ been rele~sed. Beth Holloway Twitty, the mother of missing· Alabama teen Natalee Holloway, speaks with idence Thursday seeking comcharged . . , H o llowa y -~ . steplather. Aru bah studen ts at St. Anna School in Noord , Aruba , Thursday, June 30. 2005, where she Arubari official s have said George "Jug Twttty. sa1d the handed out plastic bracelets and helped th em braid some in Natalee's memory. Holloway dis- ment were not answered. previou sly a murder CqJJVir· . fami ly ~as not ·surprised by appea red one mont h ago M_ay 30 during a high school graduation trip to this Dutch Caribbean- A group of volunteer rescuers from Texas. which . began · tion is possible without a Janssen s .comments anti w'" ISland. searches Saturday, began a parbody, but the case requires not lostng hope the truth tial pullout from Aruba on strong evidem:e such as a _would be Jound. . "We may have no physt c.d confession. reliable state and I want to show that we Wednesday, with nine of the 27 misinfor· Janssen . who has · been has been st.i ·much . . volunteers returning home'. But ments and foren sic evidence evidence. hut there is ;t lot of mation in the Ameri can are not bunch of cowboys t.he group said it .planned to ti ghtlippcd durin g the invesof wrongdoin• . Aruba is a other evidence of what may here," she said. bring in replacements for those Dutcti -Rrotectorate and as have happened in this "case." . ti gation , ~aid she hau decided pr~ s~. ·· Jan ssen declined to b<; more who had lett "I'm the lead prosecutor to speak out because "there such operates under Dmch Twitty told the AP. BY PETER PRENGAMAN PageA:J . ./ . _... . • ~- · I ' . �• r •' • 'l.. J • I . \ The Daily Sentinel : • I - The D~ly Sentinel (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 W!NW.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, o. prohibiting the , -. free exercise thereof; or abridging tire freedom of speech, or of the press; or the rigltt of tlte people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendll)ent to the U.S. Constitution ' TODAY IN HISTO'R Y Today is Frid<ly. Jul y I, the 182nd day of 2005. There me 183 days lett 111 the year Thts ts Canada Day. Today' s Highltght 111 Htslory: On July I , 1867. Canada became a sel !'-governing dominion of Great Bnlam as !he Bncish Not1h America Ace took effect ·on thts dace_ In 1863, !he Civil War Bailie of Gelt}sburg began. I!l 1898, during che Spantsh-American War, Theodore Roosevelt and his Rough Rtders waged a vtciOnous as saul! on San Juan Hill 111 Cuba. In 1944, delegates from 44 counlnes began meeling at Bretton Woods, N.H., where !hey agreed lo establish che International Monelary Pund and the World Bank In 1946, the United Scaces exploded a 20-kiloton atomic bomb near Bikini Atoll in !he Pacific . In 1948, New York lnterna110nal Atrport (now John ,F. Kennedy I!lternauona! Airport) ac ldlewtld was offtcially opened . . ·In I 99-7, Hong Kong reverted lo Chinese rule after 156 -years as a Bnlish colony. Ten years ago: Russian President Bons Yellsin's government survived a critical no-confidence vote. Rock 'n' roll disc jockey Wolfman Jack died in Belvidere, N.C., at age 57.· Five years ago: Vermont's civil umons law, wh1ch granted gay ~ouples mosc of the righ(s, benefits and responsibilicies of marriage, went into effect The Confederale flag was removed from atop South Carolina's Sc~tehouse. Actor Walter Matthau dted m Santa' Momca, Cahf., a! age 79. One year ago: Saddam Hussein scoffed at charges of war crimes and mass killings , making a defiam first public appearance In an Iraqi coun since being hunted down seven months earlier. Hundreds of thousands of people marched in Hon~ Kong to ilemand democratic rights from China. The Cassim spacecraft sen! back photographs of Saturn's shimmering nngs Today's Birthdays: Actress Olivia de Havilland is 89. Actor Farley Granger is 80. Actress-dancer Leslie Caron is 74. Actress Jean Marsh ts 71. Movte dtrector Sydney Pollack is 71. Movie producer-dtrector Claude Berri is 71. Accor lamie Farris 71 . Bluesman James Colton ts 70. Accor David Prowse is 70. Cookiemaker Wally Amos ts 69. Singer-musician · Delaney Bramlett is 66. Dancer-choreographer Twyla Tharp is 64. Actress Karen l!ack is 63. Actress Genevieve Bujold is 63. Gospel smger Andre Crouch is 63. Rock singer-actress Deborah Harry is 60. Movie:Tv producer-director Michael Pressman is 55. Rock singer Fred Schneider (B-52's) is 54. 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Sce'e Wcls the apple of lih facher's eye and, as proud fachet s do, che professor frequen!ly spoke of hun. Sam adnmed ht s ccacher dnd chey kepi in much atcer S.un w:ts out ol school Years l,tlet. Sam learned !IMt .Sieve ihld been mucila!ed ,111d ktllcd by chc Ytctcmtg Ill 1968 during !he Tel · Offensive while he was ;1 civi lian servtng tn the p.tciltcalion forces. Sam w'roce to his ole~ "lencher and - !he ptole ssor answered. What surpnsed Sam was that noth1ng in the reply refl ected rage or ange r !he Ytetcong ( agat nsl 1 lnsce'ad, the fa th er wroce wa1 ml y abouc ht.;.-mcmorie s ol hi s son . One line <!I che end of !he leHer iemained wnh hun. "1 ~tke co chink. Sam." he said •. "ol whal he m1ght have heen" In subsequent ye.trs thetr palhs -- S.tm's and che pro' icssor's -- nos-sed a few more limes, and "whenevet," said SaAl , "we Calked of hts chtldren he would recitll Sieve 'You remember Sceve. don'! you, Sam I' he would dsk ." Th~ professor would smtle. ht > eyes would waler and he would rc n)ark. "01). Sam, whal h~ could have been." •There Wcts. never a wo1d of anger. That ts what made bt s old Quaker history cea<:he1 so unforgettable co Sam. "I have never known how he ~:ould do 11." he ~<Ltd. "co li\'e wnhouc haired or ange r when all chac had happened co him would seem co call fm haired 01 anger, as a • response." After his wife was slain as There are chose who wi ll she played !he Lord's Prayer cell us chat when we are vtc- on the organ in the church tum ol injuslice or cruelty or where he. was pastor, King brulahlv. h~lred and anger said . . "You knoiw il hurts. when are chc only appropriate response.;. ' vou live wich a woman 48 · Forgiveness, we are caught y. ears, a partner, to have her to believe. is a weakrress und caken away from you in a . unwillingness to forgt'e . a . J'k th t ~ know It 'virtue . makint ~UI:e ~e ~III.'_ mmute 1 e , a_· . ~u never forge! wh<\1 h~s been hurls. But I m JUS\ no! gomg done co us. , co hate. You ,wan! 10 debate Unie>s we keep 11 v1vidly chat? You do that I ain't got alive in memory. hiscury's ltme I'm going on wuh my mhumanic y will repeactcsell. job, betng _ every man's we arc warned. Thai is no! bro!her." 'true II ts not forgecting paS! You know 11 hurls lo have h~trcs or p.tS! 111JUStices ch,n your son mutilated in a brugtves occa~ton · to new hut Is cal ktllmg. But Sam's old hi sand neW lnJU S(ICeS. HJry t~acher knew more than "Love enough to t,orgtvc chat Me knew chat anger and and to bcgm ag,un. That . shou ld be our ~:teed. lnscead remembrance of the horror it's 'Til never forgtve h1111 as ynly make II worse. long as 1 ltve. · And wilh So he curned ~IS thoughts chose v.ords anoer ts otven a to what could have been and " -- our ,. , hfe- whal mighl have been 111 ' a new lease on hfe -and It gto ws world "where all halreds So me people · 1efuse 10 cease" and !here is only love look back tn anger. They are' and brotherhood h is in !he unforgcllctble people. dreams like that ·a new world perhaps becctusc tpey are so 15 born. rare. (George Plagenz is a11 Rev. Mc~rltn Lu!her Kin g ordained ministe r and veter·sr ., who lose a wife ahd a son co assass in 's bu ll ets, Sdtd , "I wr llewsmall based Ill dill no! bttler. I carry no ill Columbus, Ohio.) 2005, will in my hea11 toward any · Copynglrt Emerprrse , man. I refuse co stoop low Newspaper enough 10 hale anybo?y" Assn.)" ' - .- . '53 55 '107 10 l214 21 Obituaries • BY TIM MALONEY - TMALONEY@MYDAILYREGISTER COM POMEROY - Echel G. Shasleeb. 91 , of Pomeroy passed away Sa:Curday, June ·25, 2005 at Holzer Medical Center m Gallipolis · She was _born May 20, 19 14, in Franklm C:ounly, Tenn., . d<tughcer olthe late John P. and Clara Du"ncan Gipson. She was ·a homemaker and a member of che Trinity Church in Pomeroy. ltraddtlion to her parents, she Mis preceded by her husband, Waller R. Shasleen, and sons, Thomas Steven and •James Richard Shaslcen. She is survived by two sons, Ray (Garnette) Shasteen of The Ytllages, Fla.. and John L. (Joan) Shasteen of Jackson , a daut;htt::l, Apdl (Tum) S1111th ui Pumero)'; gramk:hilUrcn, J. R. (Ten Schttllz) Shasteen. Arhnglon, Ya.; Leah Paul, Bata~ia, N.Y.; Sean Shasleen, Chtlhcolhe; Sherrie DeLaney. Oak Htll; Ryan (Missy) Shasleen. Jackson; Paige (Corbel) Cleek, Pomeroy; and Todd (Nancy) Smith. Pomeroy. · Also surviving c~re greal-grandchi ldren. Soren Ray Shasleen, Jet frey and Jessi ca DeLaney. Chloie Shasleen. Kennedy am! Kyle Sftasceen, Amy S Smich. Molly and Maggie Smith, and Hannah dnd Olivi,t Cleek; and slep-grea1-g1andchildren. Jodie (Dale) Bre\t, Brandon, Fla., and Julie Bennet!, Hilliard. A memorial servtce will be held at the Trinicy Church m Pomeroy on Sunday, Jul y3, 2005 at 2 p.m OffJctating· will be Rev. Jonalhan Noble. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery In lieu ot !lowers memorial contributions may be made to The Trimly C hurch , 20 I E. 2nd Screet, Pomeroy, OH 45769. An·angemcnls were handled by Ftsher Funeral Home-Pomeroy On-line co ndol ences may be sent to www.fisherfuneralhomes:eom ' NEW HAVEN, W Va. American Elcclric Power has agreed on a lease wllh Clme En_ergy'co open a new coal mine a9Jacenl. co !he. Mouncaineer plan! in t'lew Haven . The new plant wtll mtne a previously unlouched seam o( high-sulfur coal which will become usable wheri the new scrubber goes online on the •' new s1a1:k currenlly being butll at Moumatneer. · "We knew il was !here, ic was jus! of hule value,'' said Pal ·Hemlepp, AEP .spokes man 111 Co lumbus. lrom call y, the same Clean Atr Ace which put htgh-sulfur coal mines ouc of business is I1qw effel:lively bri nging them back. In order·co co mply Wtlh the Iaw. AEP is mstalling scrubbers which will make it possible lo resu me use of high-suifuy.;eaL New coal gasiftcanon like the one . plannedplanes lor Meigs Cou nt y can burn ic dS welL Cooling program continues Guitarists to entertain . POMEROY --. Ron Scot! and Gene France , guicarists, wtll . he pl ~ym·g ac the Wild Horse Cafe 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday ' Bid from Page A1 Evans declared the mislnal. - Evans, of Gallia C8unty, is prestding in the Ward case by assignment . A new trial on five charges alleging unhiwful sexu"al conduct wich a minor, rape and gross sexual imposition involving two victims - has been scheduled for Nov. 30. Three of those charges were separated from the lwo counts before che JUry this week, but wtll proceed to the new trial , a court represemalive said Thursday. They involve a >eparale victim and STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYSENT INEL COM POMEROY Gallia Metgs Community Actton and appropnation adJUSt- Agency is asststing ehgtble ments as requested by the customers with free atr conJUVemle court , engmeer, and ditioners and asmtance wah recycling program. cooling bills through the o Accepted a btd for bicumt2005 Emergency HEAP nous malerials for July from Summer Coohng Program. ·Asphall Malerials. inc. ' The program will .run unul Manetta August 31 or unt1l the funds Present were Commissioner>. are depl~ted . Income-eligible Jeff Thornton, Mick Davenport persons must make an and Jim Sheets and Clerk appointment. Gloria Kloes. An income eligible household wllh a member with a currenl respiratory dtsease or allegedly occured in 1992. Special Prosecutors Scoc t breathing disorder ver'ified Longo and Erin Rosen have by.' medical documentation struggled 10 get convictions from a medical professio nal on the 16 counls Longo wtll be qualified 10 receive ftled against Ward in a one air condilloner, provtdFebruary • indictmcmt. Las t ing they. did no! receive one monlh, another jury con - 111 che last three years and vic ted Ward on six counts of may receive one payment for rape, but acquitted him on a current eleccric bjll or PIPP, four other rape charges and v.hichever is more , not to a charge of corruplmg exceed $175. another with drugs . Jf chey do no! quahfy for an Ward 's wife, Terri faces atr conduioner, they may sllll two counts of rape and a recetve one payment for the counl of corrupting anothe r electric bill. with drugs, alleging he r An income-eligible hou seinvolvement with the victim in the first case. Her tnal is scheduled for later thi s vear Rayfl!ond Ward is· also _ charged with sim tl'ar sexua l offenses m Athens County. from PageA1 Pool Education dectded to hear exponencs ot both viev.poincs. and inviced chem co parcictpale in hearings'on-the subject Buc some of An;tell~:a's muse promment sl:tenllftc spokesmen refused even - 10 auend . The American As;;pcialton for lhe Advancemenl of Sctence. a 'hea vywe ight organ tzatton of researchers and ccachers. for example, hoyconed !he hearmgs . The debate , cri u~:s assened, would noc be ·a sc tencific exchange . but "a policical show 11 ictl,." They warned tin! che Bo·trd members ' , ' _ · would noc choose whtch the. ory to leach, ' buc mscead " cec~ch !he concroversy." Anti mileed. thai ts whac chc Board linal vmed requires major and thoroughly unsettling amend- ments. Better to cast such carpers imo the ouler dark-ness, and refuse e¥en to discuss their contentiOns! • That may indeed be !he way co creat fundamentalist "crealtomsl>/ who are simply unaware of che techniques anJ achievemencs of , science (!hough ~ven here a certain humane cou rcesy would be welcome). Bul che exponenls of "i ntelhgenl destgn." and the. Discoyery ln sutuce, are n'c low-browed anthropoids · from the. Tennessee hill country, of · th k d ch t M k k ed·m at_' ~n c l ens ewere so ~ ieCttve Y. m the Scopes lnal. They are sen ous and mtelhgem ~en and hold wuh a member who js 60 or older IS e li gible w receive a pay men! for electric bill up 10 the currenc bill or PIPP, whichever is. more, but not co exceed $175 . Appoinlments can be made by calling 8 to 11:30 a.m .. 367-7341 for Gallia Counly • and 992-6629 for Meigs County. Eligtble clients muse bring proof of .income (income a! or below 150% of !he f~deral poverty guideJines): (See below ), names, birlhdates -and Social Security numbers of all household members, electric bills, medical certificate ' if applicable. Annual mcome eligtbilicy for one person m the household is $14,355, two, $19,245, three, $24,135, four, $29,025, five, $33,915 and six, $38,805. For households with more .than six members , add $4,890 per member. Application s will be taken 8:30a.m. to 11 a.m. and I to 3 p.m., ac the Gallia Office, 859 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, or the Cheshire Office, 8010 N. Ohio 7, Cheshire. businesses will be awarded a! all age levels. The Middleporl Cqmmunity Association has donaced $3,000 toward the celebracion, an anol,lymous donor has contnbuted $2,000, and restaurants, scores and indtviduals huvc donated many pnzes. including cash, bicycles, gift certi~cates and ocher items for giveaway.• Free popcorn will be provided, and ocher lighc picnic refreshments will be sold wtth proceeds bene.fumg 'concinued repatrs a! the pool. as mayor, Anderson said he entertainment a! 6 p.m A hopes co gel more informa- sock hop on the !ennis court wtll be held at 7 p.m .. wi!h lion abJ)ut !he case • Anderson and·the members I mustc provided by the 'local from Page A1 of the Hartford council wtl I radi o stacion. Those pool games are be sworn in ac 7 p.m. Coday damaged. Anderson said. for competilors a! destgned One of Anderson's goals ··1 was told everything had while he is ih offtce is to ge I all age levels · 8 and under, 9been wtped oul on !he com- Hart ford back to !he way it 16, 17-25, 25 lo 50 and 50 puter." Town Recorder used to be pnor co !he curren t and over, and pnzes which Cheryl Oldaker said . have been donated by local ad mimstration , he said. She said the water clerk. "We are willing to work hard Bobbi Ann Kimes, wen! 11110 to get things back to the way followmg supplemenlal conche office on Thursday mor,n- !hey were before," Anderson traces fOJ the 2005-06 school tn g and discovered che said. "I hope co be able co ge I year pending complecion of break-in. along wi!h !he counctl co ge I from Page A1 all requuements for the postThe wacer and sewer office thmgs going again." tton: Pete Sayre, Asstscant ts open 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m. Stmms said he has me t Tuesday, Wednesday and wtlh che new mayor and ts Board of MR/DD s cud~nts Volleyball Coach; Rachel ' , Chapman , Jiunior Yarsicy •Thursday. • lookmg forwar9 co workmg times $3 80 per student. The Board approved an G~rls Baskecball Coach ; An air condiltoner had wilh htm ... • apparcmly been pushed in "We wtll do cvGrythmg we <tgrcc mcnt with Educational Tal1it1Y Chapmnn, Voillnleer and an unlocked door was can to solve !hts case.'' he said Technology Services for GirL's Baskecball Coach, Anyone who may h'ave Southeascern Oh10 tor bast,; Jody ' Nt1ms. Pnmary Spec tal also kicked in, Oldaker said. mformauon about !he break and supplemenlal serv ices for Educacion Teacher. The money chac was m !he safe was from che month ·s m can call Scewart or Fields aI the penod of Scplember , Scudenl handbooks tor the Mason County Shentr s chrouah Aunust2006 ul a cos! Souchern Elementary and bill collel:lion. of ss"c(l,pcs "per puptl. .. Somhern Hi gh School for che Afli:r Imlay's swearing-m Dcpartmenl a! 675-3838. The Board approved the 2005-06 were approved . .Hartford In nsJune 21 sc issue, The . New York Times reports on a most tnlerescmg decision' by certa\11 members or the sci_e nliftc communicy. The Kansas Scale Board ot William Education was wre stlt Rusher chis spnng. wnh the que,! ton of whal K.msas htgh school s! udenl s ou~hl 10 be 1.111~ht .tbouc !he lheory of e\t~O- · tmn On one stde were !hose . c.xample, seem_ to lhese sciwho belte vc 1l1a1 !he !ruth of enltsls co requue. lor then the cheory has heen demon- ex planalton. whal has come str.tted so concluSive lv. 10 be called "tnlelltgcm slric!ly as <1 maucr vf sd - dcs tgn " The destgner may, ence, 111.11 !he conlcmion thai of cour>c , be God, but chc 11 1~ open lo scn(JUs sciettltl - expo ncncs of chc concepl don'! itNsl on c h~s . They 1~ quesu on. and may requ trc amendment. oughc no! co be cone end onl y thai chc lhcory constdcred ,11 all Any such of cvolullon reqUires amendsuggeslion, !hey tnsis!ed, mcm 10 mclt(de acknowlshould be b,mned from edg ment of insc,utces of (some son of) , 111 celligent Kan s a ~· ~o.ctencc da ~">e:-o. 111 "This sudden ly opens up · plants would generace greacer AEF' built all of tis power the markel for high-sulfur demand for Wesl V1rgima 's plants near !he mouchs of coal abundanl coal resources. mmes co save on Iran spartacoal," Hemlcpp satd. It ts no! yet known the exacc "AI a ttme of curmotl m the cion costs. · nJmberofJobs which the new incernalional .encrgy rnarkecs, Lase year. AEP burned 75 mine will bring. hul Mason we need co lind every oppor- mill !On tons of coaL and ts the Counly Commtssioner Bob cumty to expand ollf domescic large" consumer of coal 111 Biurd smd any number is Wei- energy producuon," satd !he western _ hemisphere . come. • Rockefeller "The btl! reprc- Hemlepp satd. All ol !he coa,l "We:re pretty opcimisttc chac sencs a sign ilicam advanle- burned at Mountaineer had to there are gomg to be some coal men! for clean coal technolo- be transpnrced from elsejobs." Baird said. "We don'! gy. and a greal victory lor where. and opening the new know how many, but however Wcsl Ytrgima's coal industry." mme will all bul elimtnale many 11 is wtll be a help·· - The Senate bill now goes to chose costs. he said . Uncontirmed reporcs also · a conference commtuee co be "U nless you wam co coum say chac a change in owner- reconciled wt lh the House replacmg the bell every now ship could mean renewed verston. and chen.'' he said work a! "the old Elmwood _ Heml epp said chere·are cwo It !he wrrenl !rend l'on!tn, mtne near Leon. where a belt factors a! work which are con- ,~tes, · Mas.on Coun)y could line may be repaired or tributing co the return of che recurn 10 the days chat Butrd replaced 10 puc chat operacion high -s ulfur coal induscry. remembers from hts youth back onlme • Firs! is che availabilicy of che when several mines were "Thai would be some JObs new cechnolog~ . Second ts the open 111 che counly. Back chen. nght there, ]ust lo rcpatr !he high pnce of gasolme, which · many of chc houses were healbell hne ,'' Batrd sa td have nsen 10 che pomt chm ic' s ed wllh coa l hurnmg stoves. Also lht s week , Sen Jay cheaper for AEP to re110fit ics and families v.ould line up at Rockefeller (D-W.Va.) hailed coal-fired planes chan repla~:e che mines co buy theit loads , the inclttston of a provtsion them with gas,-fi red plants. Batrd said for 12 new coal gastficalt on Wt!h che upemng of !he new "Wnh !he cechnology !hey planes · m !he Energy . Btl I mme, che Moumaineer plam have coday. It 's nm gotng co \vhtch passed the Senace 85- will now operace as 11 was be as much labor, bul It look s 12 chis week. origtnally designed , a> a like !here are ~m n g co be Rockefeller sa td the new ·mi ne-moulh plane Years ago,- if bs." he satd I Mi.strial VVhen scientists·won't talk The Daily Sentinel • Page A5 New_coal mine to ope~ at_Mountaineer plant Ethel C. Shasteen ' ,' ' ' www .mydailysentinel.com r Ia funds co be used for predatory lending and tenant/landlord nghls mtprmation . and fair .housing administration. CommiSSIOners also: • Approved appropriacions NO ... GAV MARRIAGE CERTtF iCATfS• ~- . from Page A1 Frmnry Giiffiths (Space) is 35. foetor 'o!enry Simmons is 35. Hip-hop artist Mtssy Elliott is 34 Actress Liv Tyler is 28. Actress Hilarie Burton is 23. Actress Lynsey Bartilson is 22. Accors Andrew _and Stephen Cavarno are 13 Thought for Today· "The more we learn the more we realize how httle we know." - R. Buckminster Fuller (1895I983). Reader Services Gebrge Pl!3genz il1 nther..: He lo:Uii!.C'1 ed !P !he Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor • The pa~h to forgiveness· When my newspaper pal . Sam Perdue was stck.in bed o"n one occasion, he deciaed lO pass the hours w;itching' che soap opetas on celevision. He dtdn'l like whac he saw or heard. , "Eve rybody was angry,'' -, he satd. Sam did not like ·anger -- ei!her in himself Oi 111 Court Street o Pomeroy, Ohio - , PageA4 • Friday, July 1, 2005 ' l Southern safety from Page A' • . ' Only light firewOrks on a smooch, flal surface awa~ from che house, dry leaves ' and tlammable materials • Never' cry co relighc fire - \r!. Proud to be apart of your life. Eastern board approves substitutes vear 2005 in che an{ounl ol S7.642 ,5115 10. · Adv.tnces and lran sfers 111 tunds we1e TUPPERS PLAIN~ - , also approved . The Eastern Local Board of The board appru,cd seck· Education employed substi- mg btds for mes. cube s. IU!e teac~ers and classttied pecreleun1 propuc.,_ dtesel subslilules a! lhetr regular fue l, fuel otl, bakery and meelmg las! week. dairy produces · The board approved !he In other personnel accion. followmg subscitute leach- the board: • Approved poscmg of an ers for !he 2005-2006 Colleen mtervenlton spectailst post· sc hool year As.hworth. Amanda Bailey, tion for the 2005-2006 school Patrece Beegle. Rob ert year. Beegle, Eleanor Blaeltnar, • Approved a one-year Justin Blick, Teresa Carroll, leave of absence for Nanc~ ~ba~ra Ellis, -James Esstck , Morri sey. Dorothy Faulkner, Tommy o Approved salary cominuFerrell, Judy Gilmore, auon for Paul Brannon. Jeannetle Grate , VIcki • Approved an ex cended Griffm .. Je ssie Hall. service contract for Sheryl Sara Ihel, _ Courcney Rou sh as h1gh school guidKeebaugh, Sceve Little, Ron ance counselor through che Logan, J e~stca Marcum, 2005-2006 sc hoo l year Seth McCoard , Barry The board also· McCoy, Catherine Moon, • Approved students . for Luncmda Parker, Gay open enrollment fcir the ' Perrin, Rena Ransom Ashley 2005-2006 school year. Russell. Aaron Schaekel , • Approved scudenc hand· Ryan Sleigh!, Mike Struble, books and revtston> to the Ray Tope, Amy Turley, athletic handbook. Whiltney Ulm, Janice· • Approved a bid from D.V Weeks, Weber Con scruclton Co., Weber, Angela · Harlan Wehrung, Pam Reedsville, for soil remediaWhite, Maxine Whilehead, !ton. Jason Williams. Roxanne o Set a spectal mceung for Williams and Mila Woods. 8·30 a.m. on July I 111 che Classified subscitute con- admimstrauve offices for a traces were awarded to Btllie special meecing co di sc us ~ Jo Marcinko, educaciona l possible employmem of peraide: Larry Cowdery, bus sonnel and conlracl negociadriver. Laurie Barber. Judith tions. and' !he nexl regular Bunger. Dorinda Cooper, meeung at 6 30 p.m. on July Linda Dunlap, Judy 21 in the elememary ltbrar)i Hendrix, Pe~gy ~,1oyrc ar~d conf-erence rBom- · ~ Teresa Shamp, cooks, Jeff Cowdery, Judy Hendnx, Rober! . Luce , Leslie Scarbrough, and Jackte Westfall , cus codtans. and Lmda Dunlap. Amy Gtlhan and Jan Holter, secrecanes. Sara Barringer was approved ONE as a subslilule secielary for I'ULL YEARI the remainder of the 2004o«trends 7131105 2005 school year. The board approved hir- • No credrl card reqwecJ I • F~EE Setup Sl:ittware ing Cathy ElliOtt as a sum·10 E-mar1Miresse~ ·SA¥Emortw llenyou mer SChOOl InterventiOn •FREE T~~~;nn,:atS~pport addElpren1 aide. Sand,y Needs wa s appu.Jved as summer school intervemwn leachet. and Melissa Barker was awardCall Toda} & Savel ed a one-yea r ~upplemencat' con i rae! ciS junior htgh year(740)992·6260 book advts ot The board Re liable Interne t Access S111Ce 199 approved Jen,J Tenoglicl ciS ,\ subslilute cc.tchel. relrOciC tive 10 Feb 15 The bc;ard approved May financial rcpnrcs . and • app roved !he fin,tl appropnaltons resolulton for fiscal STAFF REPOR'T NEWS@MYDAILYSEN TINEL COM Subscribe today • 992-2 155 1 ~~~hl.~(J~~~~~~~z-~~~~~~~~~~· o ~m~e~n~,~ ~ h~e~m~s~e~lvae;,s~ ~n~~~~-----i~~Jf~~~~~~~~~-w~o~rk~ · s~~~~ha~l~h~a~v~e~no~t~f~u~ll~~~;;~·~==========~====~:-====~~~~~~~~7,~ j:=Jiiil~Ml~~~~:=j course. lest' rnony on your own, !hem Wtlh water and lhrow 30PM Nig!..hll'"<y:-1-+-" - + ---1 roused tremendous rests- indeed chere are signtficanr aDd the 'anomalies !hey poim co follow lhese 11nportan1 !hem away. • ~~·\K \1(!)}i\e5 f'hi"'l"'""or hel"" &12:3DPMtorWed~·jSu~n~M~al~inee~s~ · lance in some ocher pans ol de bales aboul !he evtdcnce 10 in !he evolulionary record safely tips from FEMA anu ut;\,f ,.,~&.~~ .~· • • J..'- 1 •. ~. \I'll\ l h•.,-~~~"IY NOW SHOWING · ·;f have no! (pace !heir oppo ' !he U.S. Ft're Adnltnt'"tr,·tll-Oil: • Keep a buckec of wacer .J,;I, f G}i6)\l \I mtxr ~ ~n~encnnlloonJof -were ll \ some serious ,scienlt sls. by. no means "crcaliunts!s " or rc Itgtous na1.1es. wbo su b- 1he sc tcnll tc com munny lor key aspecls o chcmtcal · · 1 11 l nenls) all been exp latned Th senhe · 10 a relatively new cy IIN sl 11,11 a nacum and b10logtcal cheory.'' and .,:and scienctltcally ~<l J"hmt - phenomena can be cxplamcd _cha l 11 1s "unpcirtant and away "sc tellliflcally.'' ,. f - t d f d lh I resuh ol random a~:ct - . appropnace tor. .students co cated chcory t allc>tl "mcelli - as 11e •.0 reuse o e en - e . .~ cnl dest gn " This LOllCCj)L dents, IilllS citminaltn•e' !he know clboul lhese scientific stan dar d Iheory 0f evo IUlton whose explotallon IMs been need for " imclli~enl desieon ' debales" is, inevil;lbiy, to give rise to ~ suppor!cd by !he Dtscovcry They regard che nne ion us . In ,1 way. one can. sympa- !he susptcton !hal tis defense lnstftuce in Seat lie. Wa'll, met ely a new way ol shp- tht7.C wtth the sciemi sls wh0 may noc be all chat easy And argues ( 10 0 verstmrlil yJ that .pmg God tnlo th,c realm ol . refu,cd .even co discuss che it suggescs alarmmg chings various developmen'cs !hat SC ience, and denounce II m;tllcr. II mu sl be exasperac- about vlhac some scienlisls have occurred in !he process whnl ~hcarccd l y People can mg to de voce one '' life co 'a would ltke co do, tf only !hey of evolucion are coo complex beheve in i(iod if !he} wan! !henry as elcganl as !he !heo- had their way. to he cxplaiQcd-- as Darwtn co , lhe'e q tti c' argue. hue ·ry ol evolultOn, wllh all ics (Wrllimn ·Rusher i,l a ex-plained chent;"-'-orimpl]<ts - Iht'y..ftuve m>-bu!.m~FH1~Mnpfit.-m1on,..-for-the-mture-of...-/Jt:ffi1I~m/tet/-1'-el/ow-6f-H•·e--...._~ !he resul! of random acci- mg Htm uno che wholly sep~ the uni, cr,e. only co find 11 - Clar<•mmrt Institute for the challenged. decades on. by . Swdy «f Sraiemwn.lhff'. and dents . Cer!atn aspeclb of !he ar<~le tie l~ or sc tencc. 9cvelopmen1 ol !he eye . lor Kan~as Boctrd ol p~op lc who bcltcvc 11· Po/iu ca/ Philosophy.) • Box Oflice Opens@ 6 II'll ·' 1 d · f' If }l~' "1 ~ ' -.· • Never ,·tllow cht' ldren to lan Y 111 case 0 a ma unct::l.:l.l iDJt~' ' ' • hn~·" l'nies.•unato __ i, 10_rtl.l~l}Y~ \! - · . • 11011 or fire. play wilh or tgnne ltrewor~s. . • k . ~- ' lO'"'""'"'"" Sparklers. constdered by • Never tgntle 1trewor s tn \knn"'iA';~"'"" AW:m) · · 11 y ·a gas. 1 s Auto Acc1'-'ents wor.·"ers' m:Jny che tdeal "safe" fire- a con ta mer, especta "' "' ,. '"1•k~ A<'-"""'wt . for the youn.,o. burn ' a! or meta I con!a mer. ' work Compensation ,• Keep unuse d fitrewQrks very htgh lemperacures ,and I · areas. ' '~'"' "1""'" ·M •~IIIbu•<~o,:a. can easily ignite clothtng. away t'rom ti1nng •Mntk-.•l't' Children cannot understand • Score tireworks in a dry, •A'"'"'~'"" .•Same do"'!,..,. !he danger involved and can- cool place Check mstruc, .... no! acl .tppropnaccly 111 case lions for special S"IOrage of emergency, direcltons. · ' , Read and follow all warn • Observe local laws. in~s and 111 ~ cnicc 1 on s. . • Never have any portiOn ot ~ _.;; B~ttre-olher-people -ure-~uJC--bod)' ;·~·:~;~~~~:::--1~::: ;J'4~i.';-/~-!).,:S,£ ~ ~ -r--:--J-~If==::;o=di \)Ul of range before lighung 1irework while fireworks . Never shoal-a fire~...!..._D.on'c men! Wtl~ 13~1~6~~~~~~~S~t:...---2~~~~~~WV'!f.~ workalornearanotherperson homemade lireworks . 1: t- d M venswoo ch· ,. •c ftOptlcnc entet 1 -- 1 - -- '• Berber Caro81 . Stlrtlnual . $695 pe< 6 Months same • AsCash �.. • ' .PageA6 FAITH • VALUES . . PoWER, PRESTIGE AND DmTY FEEI A Hunger fo·r More The Daily.Sentinel Matthew's table and utter what seems to be the most ridiculous invitation he 's ever he<1rd, the Man then just turns and just walks away as tf He reall y expects Matthew to hop up from ht s table an<! run after Htm. And yet .. Matthew thmks of all he's heard about him. ~ Ma• .,.vid~ Ye"J, t h........ •1 " .,' a~ " ....... '-' nt l )' the son of a not-so-well known carpenter: "Let's see," Matthew mutter · to htmself. "What was ht s name'? Oh, yes ... Joseph .~' (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 fou,r children. He may be reached by e-mail at pastorthom@pathwaygallipolis.com). p ~ all matter that swirls through th e inco nceivabl y vast ex.pan se of the umverses, He a l r~ady knew you by name and h<~d secured for you ,, pl ace of signtfi cance and unulJa" in.tble worth If He had bee n mere ly a carpente r; it would have been l;wghable. Th e very 1dca... "Foll ow Me .. Yeah . nght! . · Not on ly d1d He ha ~e the aud.ie ll y to fU ' t waltz -pp to Is Jesus the only savior? Christians ponder. an unpopular tenet AP RE LI G I O~ Though a clergyman in ·a Ed wards say s early member. the . Chnstianity faced a similarly WCC p,e, bytenan ChuFch (U .S.A.). complex "collage of mystery and t h~olo gy chatrman at cults, personality cults, v.estiWJ;itworth gial form s of classical Greek Presbytenan College m Spokane, Wash.. phtlosophy, polytheism, Ed wards wasn't the sort mvlt· tmpenal cults and nascent ed to the conference In hi s forms of Gnosticism and denomination, 1 ,~ 00 congre- Neo-Piatomsm" gallons have joined a move• Doesn 't an exclusive savment that msists "Jesus Christ ior threaten world peace1 alone is Lord of all and the He believes that, properly way of salvation." understood, the biblical teachThts belief is also endorsed mg about the one Odd providby Card mal Joseph Ratzinger mg the only savior for ~;very­ - now Pope Benedict XVI one is a means of umtmg Ill '·Truth and Tolerance: humanity and bringing peace. Chnstian Belief and World • How should Christians Reli gions" (Ignatius ). The view other religions? pope assert s that Christtanity Edwards contends that the "from its ve ry origin and in ·sentimental idea that all relitt s essenttal nature" has gions are similar paths is embra c~d Peter's btblical simply wrong. The great proclamation about Jesus: religions agree on many "Th ere ts no salvatton moral duttes, he says, but through an yo ne ,else, nor is disagree about .,God, salvathere any other name ·under non, eternal hfe, the probheav~n giv,en to the human !ems of existence and how to race by whtch_we are to be overcome them. saved" (Acts 4· 12). "The statement that all reliEdwards acknowledges the gions are basically the same traditional teachmg is unpopu- is usually heard from people Jar and that many would who are not adherents of any "breathe more easily" if Jesus religion." were stmply "a savmr" mstcad • What about Judaism? t:dwards rejects both the ot "the savior of the world" and clauning untquene ss idea that Christianity has sup'·seems to many people, planted its stster faith and the Chri sttans or otherwise, fool- concept, often heard at interi'h and perhaps even blasphe- fatth dialogues, that the two mou , : · But he argues in detail fatth s are equal ,covenants of that the N~ w Testament salvation . Instead , he reqUire s one ' avmr, then believes that "Judatsm conaddrc"cs questions this raises: tmues to play a role in God 's • bn ' t th" belief outdated _ abtdmg purpose" but ulti '" tnday's complex "global mately Jesus is the savior t{)r vt ll.1ge"? Jews as well as Gentiles. WRI TER The Worl d. Coun cil ol Churches rece ntly was h< "t to I 30 represc ntat 1vcs from 10 world fa tths lor mal''' talks on mterrel:gtous •elation s. The WCC. whll h encompasses · 340 maml1ne Protestant and Orth odox dimominations, constders th" a ··core 1ssue " At the sesston, WCC chief executi ve Samuel Kobia. a Kenya Methodi st. proposed new defimttons for words including "converston'' and · ''missiOns." "If there ts anythmg that we need to convert. it ts the mentaltty 'of pe ople to become true human perso11s.'' satd Kobta. "Our common misswnary vocat iOn is to transform tile world to be truly human. to reco.¥br our common humamty." 1 More directly, Muslim polit, teal scienttst Reba Raouf Ezzat from Egypt said rehgions must enter a "post-conversion" era. forsaking proselytism Yet Islam IS so mtent on absolute truth that 11 deems defection s to other faith s intole rable. Some Mu slim nations mak e con verswn pum s h ~ bl e by death . others treat jt as a less severe crnne and private v1 g ildnt e~ sometimes punisll converh. tou ghest Chri sti anit y's 1ssue, perh.tps. ts addre"ed 1n "Is Jesus the Only Savior''" (Eerdmans) bv J,1mes R Edwards He .ui,wer' with an emphatic yes ·r ·r ·r ·r ·r ·r i' ·r r r r r Scripture:· John 13.1. 16 When I was a young boy, 12 Jd 1 may be 10 or -years-o · had the pleasure of meeting Je-remiah Denton , then the junior senator from Alaball)a. As a decorated war hero and former POW in Vietnam he was to me , as one Mtg ht · · 1magmc, •·r·e ., .arge r t .. an .1 " ' · · h Meeting him and shaking his liand, then, was quite a thrill. 1 forget the oc ~!lsion now but my dad hrou ght me along with several others to hear Senator Denton speak when he ~istted the ctty of Dothan for some reason evidently not an ' importa~ t 10 enough reason for me remember now. But I do remember being introduced after the event and. man . it .. d . . ., put.me on c1ou nme 1. r gues,' 1 thought I'd ·arrt· ved · t h k' g h' h d b~ JUs s a Ill IS an · Be fore we go t home· th a t Might I ' d already decorated my o ft.tee ··n ' wash'111 gt o n. 1 was really somebody, don' t you know? . I was trpportant 'because, of course, a man like Jeremiah Denton wouldn't shake ju>t anybody 's hand . We place a lot of importance on bemg tmportant don ' t we'? And, by' the way,' mini sters are often .the worlds worst, easily puffing 'themselves up like self-nghteous bullfrogs . But Jesus take s our ideas of posttion. power and prestige and turns them completely upside down and inside out. Who cares about shaking somebody 's hand when you could wash his feet instead? We may not know when our Rev. Jonathan Je sus all of thi s? Down on the tloor cleaning feet ... and Noble on Hi s way to the cross and grave. at that! Aside from bemg a fine example of love and humil tty, and even · more I' th'an bemg a lesson tn · se f hour has come, as Jesus dtd, co nfidence and personal but we can know that "to secunty, thete is somethmg everythtng there is a season, a else here, 100 , · worth menttme for every purpose under ttoning An d tt' s painfully heaven includmg a t1me to be funny,'really. born and a t1me to dte." (Ecc. Thmk about 11. Here is the 3.1 -2) And e'ven· though we Lo•d of the untverse, through haven't bee n given every- whom al l things were made, thing to do w1th as we please down on the tloor cleaning that ri ght and pri vilege Id b dirty feet. Whal cou e belongs to the Lord alone more · absurd than that 1· still we are promi sed , "God Perhaps our own ideas o will supply every need of ours position , power and prestige' (Phil. 4. 19 ) Maybe the Lord was say, And as Jesus was ce rtain ot T ' mg, in effect, " Here's what I '• Hts rel attonsh•p with the •· think ot what you thmk ts Father and Hi s des ttn y tlllJJOrtant. Spread your toe s... bey.ond th e cross and the Look, )'OU call me teacher. grave so we. too, ca!!._say wtth St. Paul, "I know whom 1 You call me J,;ord. Then stop have believed and ·am per- playmg silly games. Stop suaded that he is able to keep gra spmg at· riches, honor, what 1 have committed to popularity, authority and Htm unttl that Dab' .. . And the power Do as I do and truly be Lord will del•ver me from great. After all , no servant is 1 k d greater than· hts master." every evt wor an preserve me for Hi s heavenly kin g· You want to be honored? dom. " ( II Tim. 1. 12, 4 18) Fine . Be honorable. You want Some people take pride in to be respected? Good. Be knowing senators or kings respectable. You want people and queens. Others always to admire your wit and wiswant to be up front , under the dom ' O.K. Smile and laugh a spotlight, with all eyes on lot and above all be wise, thetn and ever}qne listening truly wise You want others to to what the y say. Some people liSten' Listen. You want to be make a ltfe out of impressing loved? Love, You want to other people with thetr wit lead' Serve. You want a hand and wtsdom , sttll others with up? Get down on yours, then charm and good looks. Before · .. and start cleaning feet. Church counselors Thomas Monson and James Faust presented Hinckley with an original landscape painting by Valoy Eaton of . Adam-ondiAhman, the site in western Mtssoun that 'in Mormon traditton was the locati<;ln of the biblical Garden of Eden where Adam and Eve dwelled. Hinckley become prestdent o( the church, whtch ha s Missio.n service . schedued r r r i' more than 12 million members worldwtde, in I 995 . A pub he celebratiOn of his career is scheduled July 22 at the church conference center in Salt Lake City. The soldout event wtll feature performances by Glady s Knight, Donny Osmond and opera singer Stanford Olsen and a presentatiOn by CBS newsman Mike Wallace . PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. Young's Carpenter Seroice ·r i' ·r ARCADIA NURSING CENTER , 26 vears in local business Roofing & Building Work Po,meroy, OH 740-992-6215 Coo.tv111e, Oh10 1 .. Loc.ucd less th an 30 mmutl'<> from Athem . Pomeroy or P.1rkcrsburg: t -740-667-3156 "Stil/ .-.ma/1 e11ough to care" ' 209 Third Racine, OH 7 40-949-221 0 "A Home B.mk for Home People" Hills Self'Storage 29670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH Yot con' lot Ill wilt be !lore saon. Fireworh stalldt lllddonly OPJOIJ """' nowhere, oprtngiog "' along lhe roadside. tarve ood smoll , of1r>ctlng lii!Oll o1 customers of all TIM sole ot flags "*Ynl<kll astanored lOCI lolltd In red, ••Ill. ood glwo way to brlgfttly colored recraaotes ot stars alld blue. Pienlc and party fOod• 1111 promoted at whllt u-.,p.,.rs ot•• '""'"''* P0. 8ox683 " Pomero Ohio 45769·0683 740-949-2217 Sizes lraedom . Going ••ou11111e business qt kttdOm usualty ~111 n.ol olloolllnd llreworb, but of coun~~~e ond socrifi<t· For n ch IOIIiwtduolwho eo)oys 1111 bene6ts 01his or Iter freedom today. manr have saHtred end died on ltlt baftlefleld lttcauu of their paatonale devoUon to the ft'ledom of our nedan. Ht"Y Emonoo foulck sold. • Amorica Is a passiootte lrllltlin Jrtldom oldJo· tilt worlh ond dignity ol lho humoo poroon1llty. Wo mllllooltottk •0110 dio oo oer tips • 1 · ••toY · Moy God bless our ongoing str119ol' lor lreodom ll •• lhb tiodopoolltnct Day. Won'l you remomttor lhoso wllo .... OOH kfore ts yoo w011hi• "-'' week? ' available sx 10 1o 10 x 20 If ye ,abide i11 Me, imd My cannot H fir eway. Vel. amidil U11 exeltemtat tfld o1 prepor1ti0111. moy we pouso ond mtdllllt ""'" lht lusi- ol '!'hat ye will, a11d it shall do11e unto you . 499 Richland Ave nue, Athe~s 1-800-451-91106 Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 Jo/111 '15: 7 MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, 00 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, . Ohio 45769 (740) 992 -3279 Tol Free 1-877-58.' ·2433 . . 'Fellowship Apostolic ·r ·r ·t M. l"er \'11lley Apostolic Wor!.hip Center. 1171 S JnJ Ave . M iddleport. K~\lll KiJnkle, P.t ~ t nr Sunda}, lU 1(l u m Y..cdnesdav, 7 I~ ) p m Youth Fn 7 'U p m 11 [miilii iHil' l Ap651Uil;; Tulri:r 11udo;: l~l . - Ltop Rd nff Nt:w L1ma ~ Rd Ru!lanJ ' • S~rviCl"~ Sun 10.00 ll m & 1 ~I) r 111 . Thurs 7 [)() p m Postnr Marty l( Hutton Asseml!ly of God ' Uberty As.~ mbl~ or God PO Box 4&7 , Dudthu g Lane. M.tMlll W Ya . PashJr Nc1l To:nnanl Sunday S~r\' l ~c~- IO.OO_a m ~ nd 7 p 111 Baptist Curpentrr Bajltist ChuiTh $(•hoot - iJ ~(}Jm Pr~adnng 10 1(J,un E\emng Scr\ IC C 1 OOpm Wt>dnesday B1hlc"'s tuJ y 7 ()() pm, lnllntn Prc,tcher - 1-l uyd Ross \ Cheshire Bapti~t Cl10n:h Pasto1 Ste,•e L1H ie. Sun day Se h r~~l\). 'J ' O .1111. Mom mg Wursh1p 10 30 am, Sunday evl"nmg tl 10 pm WcUn~!sU ay 6 30pm Hof•l' Rapt 1st Chull'h (Southern) 570 Grant St Mn.ldlcpon, Sunday M.: honl - 910a m Wnrsh1p - t la m and 6pru , W\'Jnc~da)' Scrvh.;C - 1 p m Rutlund nrst Haptlsr Churt·h Sund.ly Stl)nol - 9 \0 a m Wur~h1p Hl-1 ~ a m Pomeroy fir!il Haptbl P<1~ l ur Jon Brnckl'll Fa~t Mn1 11 St , Suntl.1y WM.; hl p . 10 00 ;~ m Wed liih1c Stud} 6 1() prn F1nt Southern 8apt1st ~1 }!72 Porncro) Pt kc P a~l\l r E Lamar O ' Hr~ u rH. Sunday St holll 9 1() .1m , W0r..h1p - X 15 am Y -l 5 :1 111& 7 0() p m Welllll'stby Sen• Kc~ 7 llO p 111 1-'int Baptist Chun-h Pa ~ 1nr Murk Morm"' 6th and Palmer St , , Midr.llcpoll Sunday S1.huol Y ) 'i ' am ., Wl1rsh1 p - 10 l 'i a m 7 [)() p m. Wednesday Scrv1cc- 1 (K) p m., Racine First Bii)ltlst P.tst(lr R1c k l{ulc, Sumby Sdn,ul 9 JC) amWor5hlr 1 04 0 t~ m 700 p m , WcJncsdaJ Scr\'l<:cs I 00 p m . . "su . . er Run Bapllsr Pas tor John s ._..anMm, Sunday Sdmol lOam Wor shi p l lam 7 00 pm \Wcdne ~day SCIVIU!S· 7 ()() p m Mt. Union Beptlst Pastor Da\' ld W1sem an, Sunday Schoo l· 9.45 11m, Even10a: · 6 30 p m . Wednesday Serv1ces • 6·30p m Bethlehem BapU1t Chun:h Great Bend, Route 124, Racme , OH , Pastor Dan1el Mecea. Sunday School • Y 30 a m , Sundtt)' Wu rshlp 10 30 am . Wednesday Bible Study· 6 00 p m Victory Baptist Independent ~ N 2nd Sl MJC.ldlcport, Pastor Ja mes E Keesee Worship lOam , 1 p m , Wcllneida) Sci'\' KI!~ 1 p m i' 1-' uith Buptlsl t..:hun:h H::ul ru.tJ St : M~si m Su m!~~ Sch,}()l - 10 <.~ Ill , Wut , Ju p - 11 am, 6 p m Wedrw ..d.t~ Se n l t C~ Community Services Overbrook Rehabilitation Ctr. ..A Celebration of Life" 333 Page Street Fax i740i 992·74<)6 H o ur~ U.'lu m I 1 wndi1 (, .11 11 - A '"W\plrn·;· Ill Mt l\loriah Baptist Fourth & MaUl St Mid Jitpull P .1 ~ 1 11r R.f" Gtl bert Crmg. Jr , Sunday SchM I'Y 3Ua m , Wo~hip - 1 0 .4~a m Mpm 'Jvfi{fie's :!?gstaurant Homemade Desserts Made Da•ly Hvme Ctmk ed Meal11 & l)mly .' ipecials O pen 7 th.Jys .1• wee k 740·992·77 13 Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 MIDDLEPORT 190 N seC~ nd St 1r Fortil Ru~ Baptist l'u•tllr A nu ~ 1-fllrt Sund B} St.:htw\1 - 10 am Wo~ h 1p II a m (740) 992-647 2 OH Catholic 10 )0 u m M1lkr Sui1Jay S\:honl E\·cmng - 7 JU ['I m ' Second Baptisl Chun:"h Ran-:mwuod WV Su nday School l Opm-" . Mommg worsh1p 11 am Evenmg - 7 pm. V.t:dne..Ua)' 7 p.m Mtddlepo rt . OH o\nuquity Bopti§t Y ~U .tm . wl,r.,lnp am , Sunday E\en mg - tl Of) p m Sum.l:~) 10 4~ p~,tflr Sdn•l•l !Jon WaiJ.er Rutland frr.t Will Hapltst s~tcm St , Pastor J:umc f ortncr, Sunday Sr huul 10 am EICillll !; 7 pm. Wcdncstl.t~ Servta' · 7 p m 0 J Whne Rd uff St Rt 160 Pa~tor P J ,_ Ch.tpman Suno.la} 5-.: hool - I0 a m.. Worslup- II am, Wc dn c~da)' Sci" r lc~- 7 pm. Congregational Trinity Church 1 Seeond & Lynn. Pumero~ Pa~t or Re1 Jonathan Nuhlc , Wdrsh1p 10 25 am Sunday Sehunl ') I ~ am Church of Christ C racr 'Episcopal Churth 126 F. Mam St , PulllCfV). Sunday Sdmul ami Holy Euch,mst 11 ()() am Rc\ E11ward P<~ync Hf' mlock C. ro~ e Chrl!itlan l:huiX'h Muustcr Larr ) Brown Wnr~ h1p - 9 JO am Sunda) Sl"hool - •II) ~ 0 a m , l:h hlc Study 7 p 111 1•omeroy Chul'(h of Chri"il ~ 12 W Mum S! , Suml.t) Scl\ool 9 30 a m . Wur sh1p- 10 1() a m 6 p m , Wcdn<!~d ay Serv1ccs - 7 1\ 11 1 1•omeroy Weststdl' Church ofC,h ml ':1122 6 Children s Uome Rd. Su nd ay S~h{)(l l 11 am Wors h1 p- IOam , 6pm. WcdncsJay'Sci'VICCS- 7 r m Tli(JJW rs Plainli St. Paul Jane Beau re. Sund~, SLhool - ll am, WohhlJl 10 il m. Tue ~Ua) SL'I'}Il'C~ - 710pm Ct'nlrul CIU§Ier Asi>Ur) lSyr<KU'<cJ. Pa~tor Buh Ruhmson Su nda}' Sl.'hout I) 4~ ,, m , V.nr.,hlp II a m . Wedne~ dit )' Sc.:n 1u, 7 ~() p m Episcopal Communi!) Churrh Stc1c l u mc~ Mam Strc,er. Ru tland, Su nda} Wnrslup- 10 [)[I .tm . Sunday ScTVICL'-7 p m f<'orest Run Pas tor B< lh Ruh m•on Sunda\ a m. Wnrs lup I) :1111 Past or , Danville Uoliness Chun:h • ~ 1057 State i<outc ~25, l<t ng~ v ll c. Pa~lur V1Ltor Roush 'Sunday S(htllll - IJ 10 a m Sunday Wt lr~hlp - Hl Jfl .1111 & 7 p m , Wed ~csdny pmycr M:IVIct) - 7 p m Keno Church of Christ Wmsh1p - 9 30 a m Sund a) s~ h ool 10 ~tl am , Pasror-kffrcy Wallace I~ ~ and Jnl Suno.lay • Rose of Sharon Holme~~ !,.:hun:h Zion Chun:h or Christ Pomemy, Harrnonvdl c Rd (Rt 141 ), Pastor Kug c1 V.ats on, Sunday S~hool 9 ~0 J m , Worship - 10 ] 0 am 1 00 r m Wedn esday SerVICes- 7 p m Thp~rs Plain Church or Christ ln strumen,lal, W0rs h1 p Sen 1 ~ e - I) am , Cmmnunmn - 10 am . Sun day Schont 10 1 ~ .t m You th· 'i 10 pm•Sunday, B1ble Stud) Wt."dn~sJa\ 1 jtlll Brad bur} Chun:h or Chmt Mum tc r fom Runyuu ~9 ~ ~ R Rmdhur y Road, M1Jdlepnn Sunda)' Schoo l - '.} 30 •m Worsh ip - 10 ~()am Bradford Church or Chrl~t Corner uf St R1 \24 & Bradbury Rd M1ntster Doug Shamb lt n Youth Mm1s ter B1ll Am berser. Sunday School · 9 30 1:1 m. Worshi p - 8 00 a m 10 30 am, 7 00 p m ,Wedne!lday Sel'\'u:el • 7 00 p m Hldtory HIU. Chun:h of Chrilt Evanaelis t Mike Moore, Sun day School 9 a m , Worsh1p - 10 a.m, 6 30 p m, We dnesday Servlccw · 7 p m Rttd1vllh: Church of Chrht Pastor· Ph11ip Stunn, Sunday School, 9 30 am. Wonhtp Sen. tee 10 30 am, B1ble Stu dy, Wednesday, 0 30 p m Dfl ltr Churtbot Chrltt Sunday ~ch oo l 9 30 a m.. Sunday worship 10 30 a m Church of Christ lntersecucfn 7 and 124 W E'·a npcli st Denm s Sargent, Sunday B1ble Study 9 .l0 am . Wor5 hi.JI IO JOa m and6 ~0 p m , Wed ne~y 81ble Study- 7 p m Christian Union Christian Umon Hartl ord, W Va , P a~ I Q r Dav1d O ren, Sunda) Slhou l 9 10 a 111 , Worship 10 ~0 ~ Ill . 7 00 p m , Wedn c sd:~v Sc nJlCS 7U0p m Church of God MI. Moriah Church nfGod Mile Hil l Rd Racmc. P:~ , w r Jamc' SaUerli chl Sunda) Sdwol 9 4 ~ a m . Everlmg - 6 p m , Wednes day Scn Kcs - 7 pm Mml!rS\IIIe Roh fl <~h1nso.•n . Sund a} Sl hl'lol \,1 Sdi\HII 9 a m \lror~ tup 10.1m l•umero) Puo.;tor Bn an Du nhum Wor~h 1p • IJ JO a m Sunda)' Sl hoo,l- Ill ~5 am. RtH:k Spr1ng<o. I'J• tor Kc11h Rad~r Sun Jay SL ii ~tl l 9 15 ~m. Wor shi p 10 u m Youth Fc llow~h1p . SunJ.ty · h r m Wesleyan Rihle Holiness Church 75 Pe arl St , MitiUicpu•t Pa~tu1 K1cJ. Buurnc. S und.l} S~. huol 10 .1111 \\-m sh1p _ -ltl 4C. p m Sunday E\ c 7 1X) pm • WcUnCsd,t)' Scl \ll~ 7 3() Jl lll Rutland l',lslnr R1ck Bou rn e S un J~y Sl hnol 9 ' 0 :1 m , Wqrs h1p - lO JO ,L m , Thursd~} Scrv1ce s 7 p m Salem Cenlrr P,Ls lor Wllh .nn K M,u sh.lll Sunli.L y Sdul(1l I 0 I 'i a m Wnrshfp ' 9~ '\ ,, m . B1hl, Stud y Mt llld ~y I{)) pm t·~uo~ s hip S~.:h<ltll I II JO <1 m & (, Ill pn1 , \\ !. d li ~,d.tl Sa\ Il l. fl ~() p m Yuu th s~n ILl' · t1 '10 p m ,\gape L1fr Cenler "l-ul l Gt• ~fl\1 Churd1 , P,l ~l<lr~ Juh ll & Pau y Wad\' 61.!\ Scu 111!1 All' M Nlll 7i ~ 50 17 s~ni C C 111111' Sund dV ]() lO ,I Ill I 0 a m , 1\tlr:ihlp 1J a m Jnhn Gil mt•rc Suni.la\ S~ho·o l a nl , Wors h1p - 9 a m services - 10 11m Laurel CIIIT f'ree Melhodist Church Pa stor Glenn Rnwc Su nday S~ hu o l I) 10 a m V.or:.h1p - 10 10 .t m and ll p m , Wedncstla y S~ n 1ce- 1 UO p m S u ndo~y ~Cf\ l lC 10 .1m ll11rnsonvilk ('ommumh Chun:h rheum D111 1lam Sunday '' 1tl ,, m and 7 p m WL· t.l n ~. ,J,n 7 r m 57~ St Rt 160, 44 6-6 247 ur 4-16- 74 86 Sundny 'Sc hon[ 10 20- 11 u r'l'1, Re li et Suc•c t}ll'n csthuod II 0 ~ 12 00 no un Sa cram e nt Se n u.:c 9- 10 I ~ a m Hnmcm akm~ mcctHig Js t Th urs -7 J'l m M1ddle~rl Commun i I, Church !'c ar l St , Mi dd lq)Ufl P.t ~lof...Sanl A u d~NIII Sunday Sdlool I ll ,J m I· \ Clllll)! • 7 1(1 jllll Wedne,J.n SL·n K< R uw~o n 1-. ast l.elart P~s t n r 81\1 Mars hull Sun du) School Qa m , Wor~htp • IU u m, I~ ~ Su nda) C\cry month e\e mng ~Ci" lce 7 00 p m Wednesday - 1 p m Lutheran United Methodist Graham United Methodist Wo;shtP - II n m Pastor RKhard Neas.. New Ha v!'n. Richard Nea se. Pastor Sunday w ~m h1p 9 30 a m Tues fi lCJ prayer and B1ble S tu ~ )' Torch Chull'h Cu Rd 61, Sunday Sdmul - lJ 1{) am . ~fttho<h s t Wur.h1p Ofl 124 hl"hmd Wdk e~H llc , Paslor R ~1 Ralph Sp1rcs Sunday Sc hO<ll • 9 10 a m Wvrsh1p - 1/1 ~U am . 7 p m . Thu~da' Lon~ Sund ,\ ) s, hP<ll 10 lU a m ~~.1111 • 10 ,t m 14 11 Bndgc mun St S}rac usc School · 10 am . E.ve nrng Hfflls\llle Wor~ h1p - q 10 ,, m Sun J '' S(·hm1l 10 l() .tm, h n-.! Sun day nl l\l nnlh • 7 00 Suntlu) 6 pm. . . An Income l'ax & Fi11ancial S~hice.\ Firm tJ I M E Ma m S trecl • P o m crny 1740) 992,727 0 • "Do not steal. Do not lie Do not deceive one anot her." Lev itic us 19, 11 '\u n tl:~ ~ Presbyterian Huel Communlh ChUrch / ' S)racu~e Pa ~tur Flnt Lnltt'd ~ re~ b' lrrlan JO: nhert Cn•v.. \\ M, hql· II~ m Dyenllle Community Churrh S undny School · 9 30 a m Won h1p I O~O arn ( p m Harrlion\llle Prts b) t ~ rl11n Church Pastor Rnhcrt Cru11, Wur '<lllp !.Jam Morse Chapel Church Sunday school 10 am , Worsh1p a m , Wednesday Scn••ce - 7 p m Paslt)r Pumero) Chun:h or thr Nazarene Jan LaH·ndc r Su nda} SLh<-ll IJ ~0 ,, m . \\'l•r• lnJ'l' 10 ~n .t m .1ml fl p m' W~dn ... ~day Sen let'~ 7 p m Pa~tur J n m c~ Pre~ b} terL o n Sill del, Wor~h 1 p - l l 01 m II F'ailh Gos!>fi 'Churt'h _Long Bottom Sunda) Sl hool - 9 ~ 0 n m \\lonh 1p - 10-15 a m , 7 ~U p m , Wedn ~sd ~ y 7 lO p m Mt. Oli\ e ( 'onunuriih lhun.·h P.htm Lm rc nu: Ru' h Sund·l\ Sdhlll l 1J ,(1 ~ Ill , l H'l\lll g • h IQ p Ill \\ e,jn,Ja\ Senll.c -7 p (II Seventh-Day Adventist Stltnt h·Day Ad, ent lst Mu lhern HI' Rd Po mcrnv Pu~to r Renner t LucbL~ h Saturd ~ i Scn·1ces Saht>ath S~.hnnl ~ p m , \\,," lup 1 p m Uriited Brethren \l t. Hermon I nit{'d llrcth ll ' n in ( hn ~ t C hu rl h rc, ,.- Colllllllilill\ 111-111 \\ 11.~ lw u K,l ]l:~,t<•r ['l'll'l ~l.lrtmd .lll SunJ.1> ..,,lu..,•l <J 'II) 'lll \\,li,IHp - Ill 'il) ,1 m - ll{l put , \\ nlnL•d.ll Sl'tll. t.~ 7 !M I p111 Yt\U!h ~ f" lll' llll'L llll l! .':' nd ,\ 4111 SUih! 1\ ' ' . 7 p l1l . ' ,.... Ed en l mtt•d Hll_lhrt'n m l h rl<ot Suuth Hcthd lommuntl\ lhur~ h SIIH•r Ru1gl P<~,lnr L11ula D.lll ll'\\Ood Sunda' Sc h.,ol lJ u 1 ~ \\ ;•r,htp SL·n In 10.1111 ~1111 ;~nJ 4111 SunJ. 1\ Carltlon _lnlud cnomrn ll tional C hurth Km gshu n Rnat.l P.!'< lm Ru\lc r1 V.llllC Sun d,1\ Slhtml o.J 10 a m \\ ,,r,hlp Scr\ll l' Ill 1\l ~ m Fh 11m ~ Sl'l\h, ,!:> ' rm fn·t'dom Roger \\ 1ll lwd Wor;;h1p 7 r m St.tt~' RnUl \. l~.t R'nd •\dl~ SuudJ\ Sdwnl II ,! m Sun da\ \\nr, hlp I(] 1~ 1 tl [II ,1,; i flll p Ill \\ ,UIIL,J~\ S< flh.L'~ 71 Jil p 111 7 l ~ l pm \l,. nlne~ d~\ ~11uth cxlttend C3.!utwlt 9/egidaug. 4.o~pd ~li s.'i mll Suni.l ;~\ ~ 1 P. 1 ~1or 1{,•\ S<h•-'1 4 •o., m \\ lult \ {' h~ti.CI \\l·~l~ \ !In Cuoh1 ll l R,,uJ P,l\ l<ll Rl'\ 1'11 11111' R1dcnour Sund,t\ ... .112-IMI Matthew 5.1 Pomeroy, OH 45769 992·3785 /6 . 740-992-6606 Davls-Qutckel Agency Inc. If ye a'bide in Me, a11d Mj Brogan-Warner Full hne of URANCE INSURANCE Insuran ce words abide in you, ye ~hall Products+ ask what ye will, and'it shall SERVICES Ftr1anc1al 214 E. Main be done unto you. · Servtces r : . I !ENCIE!i Inc 992·5130 John 15:7 Pomeroy Bill Quickel 992·66n iilTh ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME Blessed t(re the pure in ·heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 SWISHER & SE .PHARMACY 740-992-2644 We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions . 992-2955 · ·Pomeroy ··s o I stn ve always to ~c e p my to nsctencc: clear,before G od ahd man." Acts 24:16 ·. Fo r GJrtl so lo l'a ltlre ll'n rld hegm·e Iris rm!l wm .. Joitrr .1:- 1o g. &noullu'• :fire & &afet!' JOLI.-RBa l.aOO · III~IJ • S,r'l•t' .fii!Jer .funtral-alnt ................ t• your' hght so shine bet'or<' I that th ~ may sec and glonfy' vmtrl White Funeral Home Sin_ce 1858 9 Fifth Street • Coolville, Ohio 740-667-3110 Raunc P~!.lm Wilham Sl h<lOI - 10 am l:\e mn g -7 pm , WLdne!>l.lu\ Se1 1 1 C e ~ · 7 H o ba ~ k pm Off Rt 124 Pastor Edsel Hart. Sund3)' School · 9 30 n m, Worship · 10 10 a 111, 7 10 p m B<i ld Knuf> 1111 Cn Rd V.o1r,h1p - I ~4 .. Chun-h or the Na:larene s.._h.,,,J-- Y <0 • :1 rn. ~ or~tup I(} ll) ,tIll tl r m Wo:Jil l' ~.L ~ Sen lli.:S- 7 r m p,,,tor M1h · Adkm~. Sund;~\ Bouom q Pentecostal Mls§inn Local source for trophies, BUSINESS' SERVICES t:hr1s11 a n [ hun. h l't ., \111 R<!hc1i t>.1u ~~er Sun d 1\ Sdiud l \! \1 1 ,rm \\ ill clup HI\\) 1111 7 1]\1 pm \\cclik,Ja\ S<lll« 7 (lll pm Rerdsville Fellowship Churc h or lhl· Nataren~ P u~wr Jam1c Pettit. Sunda y Sdl<><•l l,l ~ am . Wor~h1p 10 .t'i am 7 p m . \\ OO n c~.~ ~ S~n 1c~~ • 7 pm S\ rll('Ust' ma m . pm 1-· un Cos iM'II.t~o~hthou~e Htl ,md Rotd Pn mc rn~ p,,,,,., Kn~ J-luntcl Snnd.tv Sl ho ln l - lll.1 Ill I l<'lllll ,!' 7 :w pm l uc,d.w & l hur .. d.l ~ - 7' '111 \l1ddleport Church or lhe Na1.armc Pasto r Alk n MIJl,Lp SunJ ~ y Sdl\h}l <)'!lam \\ (>hh1p-I010,tm flJOpm Wc• dn c~day Sln 1cc~ 1 p m Pastm Alk n ,\,h(k dp ·C hesler Pas tor Jane Bea11 1e Wi Jr~lur lJ am Su nd'a"y St hnnl - 10 am . nwNia' Sen H;es . 1 r Ill I0 Rt·~ttt;IHwn Chri o;tlltn f< rllo~•h•p II l(,"i ll ""IWI Ro,td c\tht'll'> 1',1'1 <>1 Wmmc (Poll\ Sund 11 ~\ " 1 'h 1p Ill !Ill 1111 \ \ l' dnL"I ,, 7 pm pm ~'104~ Meigs CooJJrratnt' l'11rish "Nnnhc asl Clu!.tcr, 1\lrrctl_ JA\htor hnt' Bo: atl 1c SunJ ay Sll.: h•H•I 'J 1CJ a m, Worsh ip · II am .(, '~0 p m a m Sunda) SLhnnl Ill Nazarene 7 pn1 Y 'II) Hobson Chr i s t~.tn hl1 ous h1p Church 1'.1' 1"1 H t' l '"hd \\lniL' •Stnld,IJ )1. IHHl l IIJ Jill Sund.l ) ( Iillich ,l' I\IH 1> 1!1 rm \\~.·dn~, tl n , p111 \llddleport Hockingport Chun:h Gmnd Strcl"l , Sunda} Sl hoo l · 9 ~U <l m . Wor~lu p- 10 30 a m . Pa~ lor Phillip Bell BK htel United Methodl!il Joppa Hob Randolph W(11\1Hp \\Ldn''ll.n ''''"' 7 00 pm 7 pm Bethel Church To" nsh1p Rd , 4MI C. Sunday Sl hoot - 9 a m , Wor ~ h1 p 10 a m Wedo e~d D} SerH res- 10 am 1-.Mrn~ "\,tl llfd,il:\li)Jllll l ~enti'L o sta,l A s ~mhl y Cool,.llle United Methodltt Parl1h Pas tor Helen Klme. Cool vllJ~ Chun: h. Matn & F1rth S1 Sunday Scho ol • 10 n m , Worship - 9 am . Tueidny Sef\ 1ces · 5t. P1ullutheran Chun:h Co mer Sycam ore & Second St , Pmne rny, Strndny S1:hoot • 9•loj.5 a m , w..-,nlflp 11 om t;e nlt' r 7 p11 1 S~ racu~e Racine Pastor Pete Sh11!Ter. Sunday Schoo l 10 a m , Worship · 11 a m Wedne sday 7 pm. Oqr Saviour Lutheran Chun:h Walnut and Henry Sts, Rave nswood , W.Va ., Pastor Davtd Ru ~sell . Sund ay School - 10 00 am, Worshtp - II am urc '1\ tor~ \77 \ (; u •r!'L' ( fl'd : Ro.td ( ~~ ll~p«IJ\ 01! 1-'.t ~ lol B1ll StalL II Su111i.t~ St.'IIIU'> 10 am·& 7 p111 V.cdn,•.,da\ 7 pill&.· EmniCll l:. \ en w g- i S undu; Thur~da ~ Sc rV I l~ - 7 I u! l Gmp1.l We dnesday Serv1ce 7 p m. St. John Lut~ran Church Pme Grove, Worah1p - 9 ll0 a 111 , Sunday Schoo l - 10 00 am Pntor James P Brady Sc n· 1 ~cs - B :~f l cy Ru n Road, P,r~ ror Rc\ \\•tlm.-~1 1,1\ Scrq•~ pIl l lun~ ~ \llh Fa1th Vallry la l>e rnacl e Church Ll 7 p m \\t lr\lllp Road I'L•t••r lh.HlL \ K"u'h tl.O.jJ (•15 11KK S1 1 1ll l ~\ Sdt11ul 'I 10 dnl S un d~y ~\t:Tll ng ' 1'1\ ltt i 00 pm Bill!\ Stud) 7 pm 7J!Jpm Mornm g Star Pakt0r John Gllmu rc, Sunt.lay Sl hool am Worship 10 u m l'liOon labernacle Church ~S unda v Sthool- 10 a m Cl1fton \\oVa Salem C(Jmmunit~ 'Chunh P.t~ l ll r Cormei-Sulton Ca rmel & B.L, h.lll Rd ~ Rlllllle Ohw Pas tor Joh n UilnH•rc Suud.n Sd1110 I 9 10 n m, Wor~h1p · 10 4 ~ u m B1 hk St udy wed 7 oo p m The Church or Jesus Chrlsl or latler·Uay Samts M1tldlepm1 Pa ~ 1 or J-' a,tor I mcntus Lav.r ~ ' "' 1- urcllh\11 \o\ur'>h,lp jj )()l )am W~dne~d<l) St•rviCC\- 7 1' m J\.11k ~ Ht(lk II! 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Su~Jay \\oh hlp - o 01 1r m . \.\t'dnt:oo.ia) - hoop m B1bk "Stud} B~thel Worship C_entrr C he ster St·hoo l Pastor R ~h Uar her, A SSI~ I ant Pa,lor KJren Da1 IS Suml ,l} Wor.-;h1p 10 am hcmng W11r•h1p fi pm Yn~th g.roup tl pm. Wcdnc,J,t\ p,ov.c1 111 P1 a}cr and B1 hk Study 7 pm Snuwvtlle Sunday SdH.ul Hysell Run Communih ('hurch Pa,o,to r R ~\ Larr} Lemley Sun day St.:hool -9 10a m V.pr s hl n · lll4~am 7 pm , Thursday B1 bk Study an~ Yuuth - 1 p m pm 740-992-6128 KEBLER \\onr~ h1p Other nH.'C tmg• m ho me~ Commumt~· 1-'Yir\Jt''tl 81hlr ( 'hurch , Lctan, W Va Kt I p., ,tor Bnan May. Surn.la~ ~lh1•il 11 10,1111 " wor~lnp - 7 00 r t!'' Wl·tlnl'\l.hl\ H1hk srudy- 1 oo p m Fa1lh hdlo~ ~h rp C rusadf' ror Christ Pa, 1< 1r J.h•1 I ran i..! Ill Dl ( ~ en' Sen lle l nJa} 7 pm Wcdncsda\ Slf\ICC 7 .\0 r m l'ortl.tnd Ra,mc KJ . PJstor Jm1 Prnlf11l, Su nda) Sd1unl IJ ~0 am Wqr~h1p 10 ~() n m W~dnc,~ dll} Scn1ees - '1 00 l'l'llrl Chapel S u nd:~) 112 m1k of! Rt 12~ Pa~ 1 11 r Rc.:' U !Jell M.anlcy, Slnnlil) Sd111nl t) 10 a Ill Worshi p - 10 1{! am, 7 10 pm ,' Wedn csJ~ )' ScrvK~ - 7 JU p m P a ~ tnr Church of God of l•rophen Chrlstl11n 1010 am \\ednc!>day Sc!\ 1~:<~ . {Nt•IH.h:ll lll lllllilll\llial fc lJ 11Y. ~ 111]1 1 Me ct111g 111 the oiJ Amcn can lc}!.Ltl/l Hill I Snuth l nurth Ave nue M1ddkpon Pa~n1r Om~ S1cwan 10 ()(} arn Sunda~ 10 ~m.W1•rshrp - IO am Pine (; rove Hihle Holine~ Church Rulland Church or God Pa~ tnr Ron Heath Sunda) Wt1r ~lnp · 10 a Ill 1'1 p m Wt'dn!! sday Se l'\l l'~S 7 Syracusr l-' 1rs1 Church or God Apple and Second St~ • Pa~ t or Re' Dav1J RUs~ell , Sunt.lay School -and Wo ~sh1p 10 a m E\entng Scr vH:c ~ - 6 JO p m . Wcdne~day Scrv• ~c~ - tl 30 p rn 011~ ls ,, W11r~h1p -7 pm (ah'.1111 H ~hl e Church Pomcrl•} Pi k( Co KJ , l'a~w r Rn Bl al ~" tKld . !\11,ntla~ Sthoul Y lO am , pm Leadmg Crl'ck Rd ' Rw l.md , i'a ~r or Rc\ De wey Kmg, Sun day schO()I· 9 ~ 0 am Su nday v.onJnp 7 p rn , Wcdncsd,Jy prayer mce11ng- 7 p m , Mt , Olht' Umted Hartford Churrh uf Chrisl in Sc h •~•l Heath (Middleport I Pa~hJI Hn;,rn Dunham Sund.1y Sclmol 9~0am Wnr~h1p I IOtlam Latter-Day Saints RuU11nd Chun:h or Christ Sunda} Sthonl - Q 10 a m Worship and Communi on 10 30 a m , Bub J Werry Mm1ster Other Churches Am11zing Grll('t' (.:ommunily Churt·h f.',t ~ t nr \\oayn e O unl :~p Slil!C Rt 6K I Tupper' Pla m ~. Sun Wurslu p IU ~ Ill & tllO pm ThurStln} f.!1hle !ilrud y 7 !KIp Ill tlah~Oftd!i Holiness Callvary l'iiRrim ChHpel Harnsonv1lle Rood , Pa,lur Churl~s McKemtc Sundny S!:h11ol I) ' 0 a m Worsh1p - II a m , 7 00 p r11 , W cdnc~tl~y serviCe- 7 ()() pIll Won lu p 10 10 a 111, 6 30 p m. Wed nesday Sel'\' 1ces- 6 'l.O p m • Pastvr, Kenh Ru lll!r, Sund,ty St hulll - I() •t m , Wur~ lll p · l l a m Middl{'port Church of Christ 5t h an d Mam, Pastvr AI H a rt~on Youth M m1 s1e r ~ Josh Ulm, Sundn y School- 9 '0 a m, Worsh ip · 8 15, 10 30 a m .~7 p m , Wcdnc~d ay Servu:-es - 7 p m nm Mutl11nd t..:hon.:h or thr ;'lj11zan nr Sunlla\ s~hun l 'I 1(! <~ m Wnr , tllp • J 1l ~0 a m 6 111 p ro , W~dnc.:,J,, v Sci'\ llC~ - 7 p m 1Rc\ M1ke ( larJ. 1-. nruprl!it' l'ao;tor Ar lanJ Kill !! Su nd<~ y St.:houl Jl) JU a.m . Wtlr"hlp IJ ~n ,, rn li1hlc S1udv Wed 7 10 Pu~t or ' Bearl'111llow Ridge Church orChnsl Pastor Brule Terry Sunda y School 9 30 l hl"Sit'r { hurch or lht' "iazarenr Kn Hcrl'ocn Gu tc, Sundil) SdHll!l i.J ~() <l 111 . Wol\hlp ~I a m (l p 111 "' l'dnc~a\ sl'T\ l lt'~ • 7 p m P.1 ~ tur P,J~lor Sacred Heart Catholk Churt"h 16 1 M ulh~rry A'~. Pomeroy 992- ~M9R. Pa,wr Rev Waller E Hemz, Silt Con -l4.5·5 l ~p .h . Mil~~- 5.30 p m Su n Cun 8 4~ 9 15 il m , Sun Mhs. 9 10 a rn D.nl ~ M.t'i.Ji - 8 ~I) a m ~~~ Michael L. Crites UiiTdor of Family & M1ddleoon Chun:h of Jesu!l C hri~tAposlolk Van7.; u\dt and Ward Rd , Pas!or J;unes s~rv'i~e . ' • Sunday The Dally Sentinel • Page A7 .WORSHIP GOD THIS WEE'K Hillside Baptist Church St Rt 143 JUSt flff Rt '1 Pllstor Re\' Ja rnc~ R Acree Sr. Sunday Unt! u:d Sen'llC, W~lnhlp - Ill .~ 0 am 6 p m, Wcdnco;day Servtces -7 p m Subscribe today • 992-2155 www.mydailysentinel.com i' WWI!JI.myd~llysentlnel.coin Old Bethel Fret WID Baptl11 Chun:h 28110 I St Rt 7, M1ddlcpor1. Sunday School - 10 a.m .. EvcniOiJ -· 7.00 .p.m.. Thursday Sm 1ces : 7 00 The Daily Sentinel PORTLAND - Spamsh language Ma." will be held at 6 p.m. Sunday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Mtsston at Harris Farms The mission ts a ministry 'of Sacreil Heart Church, Pomeroy. r . tn Mormon president honored upon 95t~ birthday SALT LAKE CITY (AP) - Gordon B. Hinckley, prestdent of The Church of Jesus Chnst of Latter-day Samts, wa ~ honored by colleagues last week upon hts 95th btrthday. The event included traditional singing of "Happy Birthday." After the song. Hinckley chimed 111 "and ma~y more." ' we leave this world we want to make our mark and that at least means some recogniuon and applause. . And where is ·our Lord · The.sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Tht Friday, July 1, 2005 ·Friday, July 1, 2005 Pastor Thorn · Mollohan Bv RICHARD N. OSTLING • . ' r There is a supreme urgency today in your kn owmg and accepting that God is at work today in your life. Naturally, as you scan your own personal ctrcumstances. there 1s all the lt ke lthood 111 the world that you are so tnundated with message!t to th~ contrary that yo u may not only doubt that claim but even :tCorn it Ne verthelc". there IS truly a real ttrgcncy 111 your knowmg and acceptm g that God " at work tod.Jy in yo ur hi e. Understand th,Jt a' the Awesome Arch1tect laid out Hi s plans 1'01 the ·c osmo' and percet'ed all ltt.~t v. ould be mcluded 111 the great "ory of the world, you were on H1s mmd and 111 His he.trt Not onl y th.tt. but '" th e Eternal Eng ineer h.Jrnessed all the encrgie' and 01de1ed , 740-992-6298 MY !!race is· for thee: for mY strenl!th is made Perfect in weakness. HCor. 12:9 Off1ce Service & Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 '• �• -.. ' . •' ,, Page~S The, Daily Sentinel · INSIDE: .W.Vil. OJ!en, Page 83 V. WWialn$ back In Whnbledon llnal, Page 83 Friday, July t, 2005 viobitipns Rutland Legion donates Former pension- fund board member charged with ethics ., Indians' tickets in 2001 worth forwarded the results of its said spokeswoman Katrina By ANDREW $30 each from Smith Barney, investigation into allegations · Clay, who declined to com.to Rutland Jr. Pony WELSH-HUGGINS now subsidiary' of against Sidaway, Baker said. ment further. CitiGroup, Baker said Sidaway did not return .a The Russell Investment Baseball and Meigs message seeking com ment Group cooperated fully with COLUMBUS- A former Thursday. In 2002. Sidaway acceptep, . Thursday.· the ethics commission, said member of the state teachers County Sheriff's Offic~ accused The retirement system spokeswoman J~~nifer Ttce. . retirement system has beel1 dinners at three upscale hosts of violating ethics . Columbus restaurants with a set:.ves more than 410,000 . The .. .· · The Daily Sentinel · Bl ' ' I com~any laws by accepting tickets for · Cleveland Indians games and a Broadway show and other gifts from investors doing business with the· pension fund's board. • Hazel Sidaway. a member of the State Teachers Retirement' System board from 1986 .to 2003, was charged with seven et hi~s violations in Franklin County Municipal Co"'rt on Wednesday, said Lara Baker. chief legal counsel for the Columbus city attorney's criminal division. Sidaway, who represe nt~d active teachers em the board, accepted four Cleveland _ (. a AP STATEHOUSE GORRESPONDENT Friday, July t, 2005 e~uca- Cycling ..;.... 92nd -Tour lotal value of about $240. active and retired educators -.' twnal semmars, and confer· from Tacoma, · Wasti.-bascd · with assets of about $S 4 bil- ences . on .a rou~'r:'': basts Rus sell Investment Group, 11-0 11 . . where soctal acttvtttes ~~~e Baker said. In 2003. she F~!!owing allegations . of · available to clients at the~r accepted Broadway tickets to . . d' b be f chmce ·and at Russell s Hairs'pray for - her husband mt~spen t~g Y mem rs 0. expense," she said. and herself worth $550, 'also Ohw penston system boards, The retirement system is from Russell Investment law_m~kers last _y~ar passed confident the allegations lboegtsdlatlon r1;qulrtng th~ involve isolated incidents, Group., Baker s~id. . ~. Sidaway also is charged ar s to adopt ethiCS an . said fund spokeswoman .with failing to report those travel pohctes. Liura Ecklar. . gifts on financial disclosure A former director of the ''There's nothing to indkate forms as required by law. teachers. reurement_ system our members' pension funds Sidaway also faces a gener- rest,g~ed m 2003 amtd hea_vy_ were ever adversely impacted al charge of accepting sevemf--cnttctsm Oller .spendmg mtl· or any favoriti sm was shown additional m·eals and hotel lio11s of dollars on bonuses,_ to any . vendors," sbe said. stays from vendors from 1998 artwork and travel at the same "This is a past issue that's through 2003, Baker said. time that assets plunged. going to have to be addressed, Smith Barney is "cooperat- but we are focused on going The city tiled charges after the Ohio Ethics Commission ing fully with the quthorities." ' forward." · ·oe France .. Beth Sergont/photo The· Rutland American Legion Eli Denison Post 467 recently donated $1;ooo to the Meigs County Sheriffs Office for jail renovations, and $500 to the Rutland Junior Pony Baseball Team. Accepting the checks wer.e (from left) Shelly ~utton . Rutland Jr. Pony Baseball Team. Eugene Fink, Rutland American Legion representative, Robert Beegle, Meigs County Sheriff, Jim Fink. Rutland American Legion representative. • Athens July 4 Tournament Today'a games Zilnesville V. Beverly-Lowell, nooi1' Athens v, Cillo Val ley, 3 p.m.It , "Troy v. Feeney Bennett , 3 p.m.' Fremont v. Mentor, 3 p.m. @ Fremont v. Ohio Valley, 6 p.m.' Troy v. Beverly-Lowell, 7 p.fl1.# o•e1eness Memorial Hospital offers health screenings Saturday's games Beverly-lowell v. Meigs , noon# Fremont v. Athens, noon' Troy v. Zanesville, 3 p.m.ll Mentor v. Ohio Valley, 3 p.m. • Zanesville v. Feeney Bennen, 6 p.m.' Athens V'MS'tltB'(. ''t'P~ hf'J' ' "' "'" ATHENS O'Bieness home screening kits and Memoriai 'Hospital in Athens i·nformation will be availabl.e will offer blood pressure at the July 6 screening. The 'screening as well as choles- free kits can also be obtained terol and glucose screening on a daily basis at the inferWednesday. . mat1on desks near the hospiThe free blood pressure tal 's patient and visitor screenin~ will be open to the entrances . public !rom 10 a.m. until · Cholesterol levels typi cal ly noon and from 2 p.m. until 4 do not change dramatically in p.m. in the hospital 's patient one month so individual s may entrance lobbv. The· choles- wa nt to wait two to three terol and glucose scFeen ing. months before being screened which will be offered for a $5 again. Also, screenings do not fee, will be available at the take the place of testing. A . same location by appointment screening will indicate only from 1.0 a.m. until noon · whether an individual's level and from 2 p.m. ~ntil 4 p.m. is below. at or above normal To make an appointment, call ranges: however, for specific O'Bieness' community rela- readings, an individual may tions department at _ (740) be directed to see a physician 592-9300. Please call as soon fo r further testing. The choas possible because appoint- lesterul and glucose screening measures . total cholesterol. ments are limited. Free colon-rectal cancer HDL and glucose levels. Sunday's games .National 1 vs. American 4 . 3 p.m.# Amerlcan 2 v. National 3, 3 p.m: · National2 v. American 3. 3 p.m.@ Amencan 1 v. National 4 , 7 p.r:n.# ...... ··-······ ....~..•,........ . ..... w.,..,a.. L 55 ....... > • ·- AUWWJGIISGRY CIUII nuD . . . . . oar cou........ " ' IQ:W. . ,IIYJ;; .. . Ill ·-·--·- 13,3so· ............... . ,..........w CD~~ 5ts1em • 2.2 Uln IXliC ~N . -DI!IWJIIaS- ._ -uao EXT. Q8 PKDf mnst!y clear to cloudy with 5 to 10 MPH winds from the northwest turning from the north as the evening progresses. Ovemight (/·6 a.m.) Temperatures will fall from 67 to today's low of 59 by ·6 a.m. Skies will be mostly clear to partly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the north. .. IJt (.etdtbl"f}tQ ............ • z.e uwr Erdlt~t ·~ ·s.-..o CIIIIIIIUO M fiiQIW' • A ko· Ca1d 11 kNrq __ _ .~,~-' • CDINf'J "'~ •CrJ• •.lit _, .... w ......... Sports BriEfs 1 ·il--· -· au•w .. .."""• • IIOiltf ~I LOt\~ ·~" H.~ trill!)' OVPseeking football stringers Ohio Valley Publishing is currently seeking stringers to help cover high school foot· bal.l games this falJ. . . Applicants must have a ~trong understanding, of football , the ability to keep accurate statistics and basic word processing computer skills. Some travel may be necessary; willingness to ~over variety of teams and previous writing experience are plusses. All those interested ·should contact Brad Sherman, OVP Spans Editor at (740) 4462342 ext. 33. If there is no answer, leave a message along · with your contact infonnatio[l. Writing samples can be sent to bsherman (Ql mydai lytribune.com : faxed to 1740-446-3008; or dropped off at our Gallipolis of!ice at 825 3rd Ave. . •....,....w,.. • P..,...r tJMnciiM 6 Annsuong rldiJ~g high on winning Lance Armstrong begins his qtiest lor a seventh straight Tour de France lille Saturday. Record winning streaks WINS YEARS TEAM 8 1959-66 UCLA, Men's 7 1967-73 basketball . .... .......... Willie Renshaw, 6 1881-86 Wimbledon Men . Manina Navra1ilova. 6 1982-87 l'lfirnbledon Women .. ..... . Lance Armstrong, 6 1999-'04 Boston.Callies .. ~Av~• ,.._. ~r •llolr~­ •Aut:Of'Utk Ala~eande r .High School · American League - Athens, Fremorit. Mentor, Ohio Valley Nllllonal League - Beverly-Lowell, Feeney Bennett. Troy, Zanesville 1 • ~r~rdUurirtQ at • - at Altlens High School @ - at Dalton Field .... , ...c~ • .; • Friday, July I Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) A humid morning. There ·is a shm chance that It could ram. Temperatures will nse · from 73 to 84 by late tht s morn mg. Sk1es wtll be _most· ly sunn~ to cloudy wnh 10 MPH ,wmds from the west. Aftemoon ( 1_-6 p.m.) It wtH be a humtd and cloudy afternoon. Ltght ra111 is expected. The rainfall is expected to begin near 2 p.m. The rain should stop by 5 p.m. with total accumulations for this event near 0.10 inches . Temperatures will stay near 85 . with today's high of 86 occurring around 4 p.m. Winds will be 5 tci I0 MPH from the northwest. Evening (7 p.m.Midnight) . · , . Temperatures will drop from 84 early this evening to 68. , Skies will ~ange from ,. Monday's games N1 -A4 winner v. A2·N3 Winner, 9 a.m.# N2·A3 winner v. A1·N4 winner. 9 a.m.' : Championship, 1 p.m. BOb Wren Sladium . . . . . ~~ Six-time Tour de France wrnner Lance-Armstrong, of Austin, Texas, leade r of the American Discovery Channel cycling team, foreground left, rides with his team- . mates as they train on the island of Noirmoutier, western France, Tl)ursday, June 30, 2005 , ahead of the 92nd edition of the Tour de Franc'e cycling race. The race runs through July 2 - 24. starting with a 19-ki1ometer (11.80-mile) individual time trial ,bet~een. Fromentine and the western island of No irmoutier. lOeb ' .. ... ... . '' .......................... .. Tour de France ' Lance's farewell Tour .'.· July 211. he ~i ll ride around the ChampsEiysccs l(lr the llnal time as a professional athlete. Speaking at ;1. news conference and CHALLANS, France - Thi s ride will ll be different because it's hi s last - and sn ankeu by team director Johan Bruyneel, , Armstrong looked and sounded relaxed. will Lance Armstron~. It was in stark contrast .lo last year. when For a change, he II savor the sights along the Tour de F(ance route and even he acknowledged he felt the burden of the strategy meetings with llis Discovery history. Armstrong\ sixth win put him Channel' team. Just don't expect his one ahead of Eddy Merckx , Miguel heightened awareness to distract hilll lndurain . Bernard Hinault and Jacques from focusing on winning his seventh Anquetil. Tour in a row. "I was .nervous last year ... I had the "I know there will be key mtiments."' he impression I was up against .... not a said Thursday, 4X hours before the w1n , demon ... but something else," he said . "and 1 want to savor that because. next "All the greats had never won ·six times year I'll be on the other side of the table and so mething told me it \vas not possiwith all the old guys. · ble. like a higher reason." · "The rides thrlmgh vi.llagcs, the di'nner0 . But it .was p<issible. with guys who have become. my best "Winni ng · Jast year was like a huge friends. even the team meetings ... all of weight removed," he .said. that I will never experience again. Bttt it The 33-ycar-old Armstrung acknowlhas sunk i11 and I'm doing a pretty good edged he wasn·t JlCliorming up to his job of focu sing. I fee l excited and obligat" standard earlier in the year. He looked ed to win." sluggis!1 and weary al the Paris-Nice race · n11 A •m, "'r"roo•• " ... h; .~.~ f.,,.."''""'ll · 1\A .L-. :1fltl A tL. .I G•C(.}fgUl · ·!H ,. ,r · vu~ ·b'"''-1;-" ""b'"'~ ,...,,._. •• .,..,. nn """ 111 ,..,-8({.'-u .He -J.{}Uf ~C Saturday Wlt)l a 11 .8-mile sprint from AP.ril. Fromcntine to Noirmoutier-cn-l'llc. On The older you get the higher the 1isk BY JEROME PUGMIRE ASSOCIAT ED PRESS 'T' you have. I can't argue with my birth cerlillcate. I had doubts but I never P.anicked !hat I W< •uld not be ready in time, ' he said. 'The fact is lhat il's my · last Tour and I' have to find specifk motivation within myself." · , Armstrong says the design of this year's course makes it harder to judge than previous years. The opening individual time trial is longer than the standard opening prologue stage - meaning that a belowpar peli.Qrmance so early in the race could be costly. After that. riders face two routine tlat stages before a team time trial on Tuesday - 4~· .'1 miles from Tours to Blois. Jan Ul lrich. the 1997 Tour de France champion and runner-up five other times; knows this is his last chance to beat Armstn mg. "Thc ·tirst stage is a g<xxl opponunity and the team time trial is also good for tis." the T-Mobile team leader said . "It's impm1ant t.o take an· advantage into the mountains. It's better than chasing a dclicit." _ Please see Farewell, 13 Armstrong aiming to break cycling'-s last tal?oo . Every other great . cyclist's 92 N'D TOUR DE FRANCE • JULY 2-24. 2005 career ended badly. Lance Individual lime !rials bookend !his .Armstrong knows that. year's Tour, with the first oct:urring It's been a given in the on day one of lhe race and !he livelihood he chose. at least . , . - atelllell - -. . *'011/WCJD&M,. second taking place lhe day before 1 "'116~ until now. · Cycling tests . L J.AU ~ C811CMI.I0 Approx. 100 mi the finish . The 2,236-mites routeenduranGe like no other SJ:!<.ln. . Saturday, July 2 " 0 Approx. 100 km divided into 21 stages - includes · but has ihis in COIT\mon with Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) "a,briel stretch in Germany them all: At some point age Temperatures wilf climb and only two rest days. trumps desire, and all too CoLUMNIST from 62· to' 75 by late tt\is alien, mocks it. morning . Skies will range "The· old~r. you_get the ~Jgh~ oktely .He . 111n.- .. 34_ in -· -- - -·---.. ··--·-· fruu 1 ~unuy lu mustly ~uuny er the n~k you _ _have,a September, alreauy the onlv Noirmoutier·en·l'lle with 5 to 10 MPH wind> TUPPERS PLAINS Armsu:ong smd Thurstlay ~t s six-time Tour winner <Hid stifl START _______ J from the northeast. Eastern Youth football signnews confere~ce 111 Chall.m. • going strong two years after Fromentine (TI) Afternoon ( 1-6 p.m.) ups for pl-ayers and cheerFrance. "! 5'an I .'~gue with my all the other greats were hum Sa. 2 ·-H!Iot.... Temperatures will hold ·• 4 s,.d A.m..llc: • I .__l'ot!Wif: SNI leaders in grades 3:'6 will be btnh cen1hcate.. . . · bled. Armstrong has dclled · ._..,_lmry •CNiltlllt . ATLANTIC steady around 7~. Skies will Too. much ~tgh - hv_t n~,l~(j •.cancer, historical . prc~edcnts. ·he.ld Wedne ~day. July 6 from 1 ' OCEAN be sunny 10 mostly sunny eled Jac<J'l~s. AnquetJ , •. _· · runinrs ol drug use. and tw:6-8 p.m. and Saturday, July 9 with 5 MPH winds from the Bern.trd m,tult .was llmshcd moil in his personal lik so , from 8 a.m. until noon ai the at 31:, done . m alter double- that only one taboo re·mains: to northeast. 'II"P' 1U4MII Tuppers Pl!lins baseball crosst ng teammate_ ~r~g go out on top. fields . ~Mond, a move that_ backAnybody looking for clues For additional information , · llred. ·Eddy Merckx, sl!ll con- . , . .. sidered by many the greatest 111 A~mstronl> 'preparations 1s contact Jim Jacks"n at (740) ' . all-around cyclist simply ran wasting thetr lime. Some 4X . 667~60 15 ,for 5-6th grade I. out of gas al 29. ' hours before the stan of t~c · . he I he s I---Mil-l--!>4:<~-------l:td-:-..._*:41!,__---;-:-----:-:=--::--:::--=-::-----:o:-=:--.------~------....:...----''-------==--------J.-~fo~otball; Barber at surpassed trio of five-time NSC -· 30.96 AEP -36.87 grade football: and Deanna Armstrong has . Tour champions by winning tha! says Akzo -39.29 Oak Hill Ananclal - 29.19 Johnson at (740) 378-6476 his· all in a row. was forced to shown up at the sta11 line lit . Aehland Inc. - 71.87 · OV.B- 25.70 for c~eerleading. for a 3:36 ,,.,,...;~u, · •4~..-~u~ . •\!OnlttiilllltJv.a ·· ·.,...,w....... a~ surrender at 31 - though he focused and in great racing BBT- 39.97 04 • \tim< V-.& ~ '<n•.e I 1111 . • t,lr Q:~Mrtk:nng • "*'•Clll"*' rrtglnl . p.m. kickoff. it with such stealth fonrt: he 's shown up \vet,IK· :I~~.13~:4 •AkCond11~ ·~v.a ·~Wl'IM .t•• .,.,.,...... . . ·Peoples - 26.7 5 - Race t ·;. that s, on every side ened. distnu;teu a1)d after ------~---------Bob Evans - ;23.34 .. T ran sfer Pepsico ~ 53.93 struggling in training . ~C~b~n~t~a~c!_t~In~f~o~r!!m~a~t~io~n!_·-~--t-n:,fu~re.~ for days to believe . Some of 'those factors narNOTE: Slage • Stag e Borf~Warner ·- 53:67 • Ax-3 Doma ines Premierstart dates shown what they had seen with their MEQITERRANEAN SEA (TT ) Time tnal Champion - 4.24 . Fix- HJ0.44~·>008 rowed the outcome. but they Rockwell - <U~. 71 own eyes: , Charmlril Shops - 9.33 Rocky Boots - 31.25 "It wus." writes author never changed iL The race has' SOURCES; Tour de Fr ance Soctety. U S Geolog1cal siurvey Landsat Imagery D Delorenzo N Rapp • AP E-mailsports~mydallysenllnel . com City Holding - 36.52 bccn aIways q,bou t . . · · RD Shell - 64.90 Daniel Coyle in a· new book Soorts S!aH Col- 47.68 . SBC- 23.75 · about . Armstrong, "the Armstrong's will. and . his In hi' hoo k. "Lance case , the "tell" cwn l1a' a Tour. But th~ ' mart <>ne> kept DG '-20.36 ' Brad Shermao, Sporte Editor • rivals know it. 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Amhtrong's D.ally stock 1'eports are the 4 General Electric - 34.65 bwalterSOmydallytriburie.com " If Armstrong needs any fmished second al the Tour vou s ge"urc;, thai tells them llecn pushed to the limit. CIOSID MONDAY, JUI.Y CTH .tra ining )l~adquancrs l'br ·the p.m. clo!llng quotes of the . GKNLY- 4.80 more motivation, there it is. live times. "I l10pe h~ will someone i, ahmu tn crack.. · Ul.lrich and mtirc than a few . · Larry Crum, Spprta Wr1ter previous day's transactions_ , , Harley Davidson - · 49:6o His rivals have. seen him invite me. There wuulu be Anmtrnng l1a' been ,lutlied ·' " of Armstrong's principal rivals 1304) 675-1333, ext. 19 Mon . · Th.-, 9 aor · 8 pm • Fri . & Sol. 9 o~t · 9 p111 • Sun ',..m · B P'" • TOLL FRIE 1·!00· !22-041 7 • 422 -0750 Please see Litke. B3 , provided . by Smith Partners JPM.- 35.32 . hard ror 'o lnng that in· hi s saw ii often during the 20? -~ crack, but never break com- some special feeling, ." 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R:nsburgh Steve VanHorn, M'town Pal Carter, Huntington Barry Evans, Charleston 69-7372·7169-7472-7372·74- 142 143 143' 145 M6 Mi1ch,Rol.l9h, Mason Scon Davis, Hurricane Brad Westfall, Grafton Terry Smith, Clarksburg , Brad Tweel, Huntington tan Patrick, BarbOursville Jim GrlmmeH,.Davin John Brautigam, M'town Ken Lacy, Chapmanville 78-7072· 7675·74 77-7375· 76.77-74 74-77 76-75 79·73 - 148 148 149 150 151 151 151 151 152 Mason golfers within striking qistapce entering final round Ty Roush, Mason . 1o-n- 147 Kelly Shumate, Crab Ore h. 76-72- 148 ; ' All times Eastern NexteiCup -, ,Pepsi 400, - 7 p.m., Saturday .... ,. . HSC ; lluech Series Winr>Oixie 250, 7:30 p.m., Friday TNT O'Reilly Auto Parts 250,3 p.m., Saturday _· .. _If you have a question or a com_ment, write: NASCAR This !5;1:3.: : C#h§ # § § c !E# :;::..:: : §:;; t § .:: Race: Peps1 400 • : \ @(..:! cl :¢..: 1 move up to Second. A"nd Where: Daytona (Beach. Fla.! International Speedway 12.5 miles). 160 la ps/400 mrles. When: Saturdsy. July_2 last year's winner: Jeff Gordon Qualifying record: Bil l Elliott. Ford. 210.364 mph . Feb . 9. 1987. Last week : It had been 29 races srnce Tony Stewart 's though rt was 'h rs first vrctgry ·of \he season . rt was the fourth trme he led the most laps. Stewart's vrctory. even after favonte Jeff Gordbn fell ·by the way~ide. was not wrthuut Jts stressful momeets . He had to track down and pass a procession ·of drivers who Race : O'Rerlly Auto Parts 250 . Race:Winn·Dixie 250 Where : Daytona (Beach. Fla.) lnternatronal · s~eedway (2.5 miles!. 100 laps/250 mi les. When: Friday. Ju ly 1 Last year's winner: Mike Wallace Qualifying Jecord: Tommy Houston, Buick. 194.389 mph. Feb. 10. 1987_ • 167 laps/250.5 miles. When : Saturday, July 2 _ last year's winner: Carl Ed-· Qualifying record : Chad Chaffin, Dodge. 166.323 mph. July 4. 2003. Race record: Ricky Hendrick, Chevrolet , 125.094 mpl], July-7, 2001 . Last week: Dennis Setzer. in a Chevrolet, won at'ihe Mil-_ tried to stretch their fuel while - Race record : Geoffrey Bod- - "'Thirty-four cars, the most in ~ASCAR history, finished on the lead lap at lnflneon Raceway. It's • comparing apples to oranges. ' ~i though. Without the "lucky dog , rule." which Inserts one car back on the lead lap during every caution flag, the record woukln't have been set. • Tony Stewart may finally be ;. ·mountJ.ng a serious challenge to ,.- \he dOMination of the Roush ·~ and Hendrick teams. He 's fin· . lshe<;l-second and first In the paet two races. I!> Transmission problems In , Sonoma diVerted attention from the tire controversies of Pocono :r a.n<~ Michigan. Even the wiQner, · Siewert, had trouble. His transmlssloo was railing while he was successfully tracking down Ricky_ Rudd at the_end. I!> The victory was No. ·zo fo r No. 20. Stewart has used the num· ber throughout his c~reer. His " birthday, by-the way. is the 20th of May. · I!> Meanwhile. in Milwaukee. Johnny Sauter became.the first Wis- ty. Stewart's orange No. 20 streaked rnto second place, passing Rusty Wallace. on the 82nd of 110 laps. but the un· likely leader. Rr cky Rudd. was a much tougher nut to crack-. Stewart finally passed Rudd's Ford on lap 100, and from there he pulled away. - -- AP photo Venus Williams, of the USA. returns against Maria Sharapova, of Russia, on Centre Court at Wimb1edon· Thursday. · wards • las t win. aD.d 29 races is an · stewart was opting for securi-· ine. Pontiac. 157.137 mph . eternity for a man of Stewart's-temp.erament and desire. He n-eeded something to break the ice. Stewart ended the dry spell wrth a dominating victory in the Dodge(Save Mart 350 at lnfrneon Raceway. After starting seventh·. Stewa rt needed only three laps to Michael Koreski . Min. Wells 75·77 - Where: Ka nsas Speedway, Kansas City. Kan. (l.5 mil~sJ . Feb . 16. 1985. Last week: Johnny Sautel, in a Dodge. won at the Milwau· kee M.rle in West Allis, Wis. . Venus .Williams beats Sharapova to return to Wimbledon final waukee Mile in West Allis. - Wis. IN- T-HE- SPO'T-I:.IGH"F- · ··- - - - · JAMIE McMuRRAY Busch Series race in his home - state. • ----·-- -.I!> Jeff Gordon has one finish better than 30th in his past six races. He was considered the "overwhelming favorite in Sono'i me, where he has won four t times. after he bettered hts own track record in qualifyrng. I!> Gordon is now 14th in the points standings. Dale Earnhardt Jr... is 18th . If neither makes the Chase. it will seem like an NBA finals between Memphis and Toronto. 1> Gordon ha.s. won the past two .Cup races at Daytona. Earnhardt Jr. won the one before that Not· only would another victory be big, it's almost a must at this point. • Ricky Rudd 's run_ ner-u p finish was quite impressive. He also had a second-p lace finish at Kansas in 2004 . but in the sea· son's .first 15 races, Rudd could · do no better than seventh. Who's hot Tony Stewart led the most laps for the fourth time 1> this season: and this time he managed to win the race. ... Rusty Wallace has been running at the finish of the -- ~--c-·· -- - past-2g racas. Who's not - Things went from bad to worse for both Jeff Gordon and Dale Earnhardt Jr. They're 14th and 18th, re,Pectively, in the pcints race. I!> v No. 42 HAVOLINE DODGE NEXTEL CUP. SERIES ·· ~ E R * consin native tO win the annual WIMBLEDON, England (AP}- :Venus Williams trad-ed lomJ.,s hrieks and powerful shots with Maria Sharapova as flash bulbs popped in the fadihg light, and when it was over, Williams celebrated her . Wimbledon semifinal victory ' . as if the title were hers again. Straight· faced and serious throughout • the ' match, Williams let it all out. She • crossed over to the other side : of the net, hopped · in place, then bent over and laughed. Thursday's match was a ·stirring 7-6 (2}, 6·1 victory over the defending champion, yet it was so much more than that. It was the strongest statement to date that Williams is back on top of her game, back to being a player who was . ranked No. I and won four Grand Slam titles iq 2000--Q). . Ham~red by injuries, burdened by erratic play, surpassed by a younger sibling and others, Williams hadn't advanced beyond the quarterfinals at a major in two years. "After the match, I was like: 'OK, you can stop focusing now. Have a little bit of fun,"' Williams said. "Today, fot me, ·was just.-one point at a time, just sticking to my game and not getting off,and losing focus of what I needed to do. So the end of the match, that was the arrival of getting pumped up." There's still' another match to go, of course, but Williams left the All England Club not knowing _who she'll face in Saturday's final : About 10 minutes after Williams and Sharapova walked off the court, the rain that delayed the start of play for more than four hours returned. The other semifinal, moved to Court l, was suspended with top- s u s Jeff Burton · Borla Said .. Jeff Burton vs. Boris Said Once again, McMurray walking the edge·in close battle for Chase By Monte- Dutton ,.. NASCAR This Week SONOMA; Ca[if.- For the second year in a row, J.amie McMurray .is walking lhe tightrope. A y~ar ago he was in contention for a place in the Chase for the Nextel . Cup until the. final regular-season race in Richmond, _Va ., where he failed to make it because another Dodge driver, Jeremy Mayfield, won the race. , This year's been the same, at least so far. McMurray's right on the border - JOth place, 327 behind the new points leader, Greg Bif-fle - with 10 ·races to go. The 29-year-old McMurray's career .ha s been successful but fru strating. He won the second Cup race in which he competed, at McMurray Lowe's Motor Speed-way while substituting • for injured Sterling Marlin on Oct. 13, 2002 . Incredibly, and in spite of 18 top-- .... ...... : ways causes bitterness when a driver running every week in the points race tangles with another driver who isn't. It's just human nature." Lee Petty's victory m the fir st Daytona 500 is a famous chapter in the lore of stock-car racing. but who won the first Mmmertime race at Daytona? Another of the sport's all-time greats. Fireball Roberts. won the 1959 Firecracker 250 in a Pontiac after starting on the pole. Roberts averaged 140.581 mph. which was almost as fast as Jeff Gordon s speed (145.117) in lasl year's sUmmertime classic. five finishes and 44 top-10s ,-.be -hasn:.t won since . . "We haven't been very consistent," said the Joplin, Mo. , native of his season to date. "We run great on.e weekend and bad the next. We're just hang· ing on . We're ranked above some guys ·who have won races this year, but we want to win." In the spa n of just 94 Cup races, McMurray has proven he can excel-at every kind of track. He's fini shed in the top five at road courses , short tracks and superspeedways. By virtue of a runner-up fini sh at lnfineon Race~ay tn 2004 , McMurra y came to the Sonoma, Calif , track con· rident this year. .His sub!;equen t14th_ _plllc.e finish w<~seonugh__ to mo.ve Me· Murray up from 11 tli to lOth in the Cup point s, but the race was dampenelj at the end by an on-track alter: cation between the cars of ~lcMurray· and Robby Gordon. Burton had a like ly top-10 finish go up in smoke when his -Chevrolet tangled w1th another driven by Boris Said. Burton was quite angry whe n Said tried to apologiZe. ·vou know." sa rd. uh . Said, "I feel bad about the deal with Jeff Burton. and he came over mad at me, and he should be mad at Scott-Pruett. Pruett turned him around and went up through the middle . and ll'(as three-quarters of a second faster than both. those guys. He came down on me. and I thought he was givrng it to me because he was just getting going (again)." NASCAR .This Week's Monte Dutton gives his take : "It almost al· ~-- !- Want Farewell Stonebridge Life Insurance Com- paey is g!Vreg Carl Edwa rds' fims the chaece to meet aed race agaiest him through its VIP Racieg Weekeed with Carl Edwa rds sweepstakes. The sweepstakes' graed-prize wieeer will from Page Bl · · receive a tnp .for two to the· Oct. 14 Busch Series race at Lowe's Mo tor Sp ee dway · in Con- cord, N.C.. a behind,the-scenes . . John Clarkj NA!)CAR This Week Jamie McMurray signs an autograph for ·a fan before the Daytona 500 In February. That wasn't the McMurray style .. "I think I'm pretty much a fines se guy," he said. " I think you need to be smooth here. A lt1t of it depends on how the car's wot'king. Sometimes you .. &'_ might have to manhandle it, but the smoother, the better, the faster." ·' Monte Dutton at Contact hmduttonSO@aol .com tour of the Roush Ra cing fa ci lities hosted by Edwa rds, the .opportumty to ""ilwards race again"st Ed- '" wa rds in the Stonebridge Life ra-c1rlg simulator: and the crew member at the Nextel Cup race - at LM S on Oct. 15. Winners wil l be picked ie a raedom draw ing, The sweepstakes will run through Sept 1. 2005 aed wrll have a total of 99 r:-----------;-_:-============;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~r:,.liiiii~~~"·..~ .found fl ~.stonebridgeracing.com. •valley ~~~-~..:..·-u. BEFORE THE • i 740-992-6611 •o Pomeroy, Sliop IN ...a~~ . ~IICIVft '· .. With three rough Alpine -climbs to follow between July 12-14, Annstrong is braci.ng himself to be tested. , ''There's a lot to pack in, in a short space of time. You have an uplilll finish (Grenoble to Courchevel} and then the stage from Cpurchevel to Briancon," he said. '"Then there's not much time before the Pyrenees." often, Annstrong chooses. a spot on · the map that's -too demanding or inaccessible to · make sense as a training run, · fromPageBl rides to it, whips out ~ cell phone lil!d' calls friend or foe 2004 Tour, and began filling J~t to . ask, "Do you know up his notebooks.. · . where I am?" What emerges IS a narrative · Ultimately, it's those pieces showing Annstrong and his of the puzzle that make the team determined to stay on the book a worthwhile read. We cuttipg edge · of technolqgy -- debate and dissect motivation and biomechanics, and almost to the nth degree, talk about • one of the "most · ' minds in cycling," F~rrari has been hauled' .into court but acquitted on doping charges. ' We've ·seen gltmpses of some of this before- the endless tinkering with the bikes, the maniac81 training runs at a moment's notice, even how Annstrong's food is measui-ed every day to match his calories burned - . bu( tarely in such detail. 228W.Miin Pomeroy, OK 992-5432 ·• . Most revealing of all, perhaps, is · a behind·the-scenes confumation that the champi. on is a world--class . control freak, preying on the .insecurities of his cycling rivals and teammates alike : Every so .... • SNOWSHOE, W.Va. - , Craig Berner got -out of a chair and hit hi s head at the top ·o flhe scorer 's tent afte'r completing the secon<;! round at the West Virginia . Open. . That was one ·or the few things thai went awry' for him Thursday. The Scott Depot resident shot a 3--under--par 69 . to take a one-stroke leaq over Hurricane' s Drew Whitten that chance. · entering F.ri'day's ·fi nal Whitten, w.ho nad ju~t round at Snowshoe- .one bogey in the first Mountain resort. round. · scr.amb led ·often Berner, whose best fini sh Thursday. He double ·in the Open was fifth in bogeyed the first hole and 200 I , was one of three had three bogeys and four golfers -to break par birdies. including the 18th Thursday at the 6,896-- yard hole. · Raven Golf Club . " I just did.n 't. make any He made two birdies on putts at all." Whitten said. each nine and had just one "You've oot to make putts bogey. Berner was at 3-- to do good around here ." under 141 through 36 Va. nHorn is tickled ;,bout hole s. ' ~ Berner and Whitten will the chance to fin ish as the tournament-~~ low ama teur. be in Friday 's final group which would earn him an along with Morgantown 's Steve VanHorn. exemption from qualifying VanHorn, who shared the for the We st Virginia first-round lead with Amatettr in AugL;st. Whitten, shot 2 over ' " It would mean a lot tel · Thursday. VanHorn and me.'' VanHorn sa id. ' Bob Friend were · tied for On the oth~r hand. being third place at t · under. able to play in the Pete Dye Friend, a former PGA Tour Classic would be no small player co mpeting in his feat. first state Open, shot a 71 despite a double--bogey on " It's probably a little out the par--4 18th. of my league playing in a Nationwide Tour touma-Huntington amateur Pat men t;" VanHorn said. "But ' Carter was in fifth place. I could bunt 'it .around there four shots behind Berner. Berner.is · coming off a and see whai happens." lackluster · showtng at tast Friend. a Pittsburgh resi--_ week's national Club Pro dent, became dtrector of Championships at Kiawah . operations at I stand, S.C. He finished 16 · Morgantown' s Pike wood ' shot s out of the lead. Golf Club earli~r this year. However. he was fitte<l The Tri--State PGA veter-w.ith a new Titleist driver, 1 an played on the PGA Tour and 5 woods. and a wedge. for fiv e years. finishing ''The CPC gave me a .lot runner-up to Bill y Andrade of confidence," Berner at the .I998 Canadian Open . said. 'Tve finally go_t so~1e 1-fe played for nin_e.,)·ears on equtpment I can trust and the precursors to· the that I know exactly where N·ationwide- Tour. Hi s last it's · going. That's been the signi ficant win was at the bt~ thmg. . • 1991 Fort Wayne Open. And espectally out here. "I'd lke ' to win thi s vel)· after last »'eek playmg tn ,. t _ .. _ .. 30 mile an hour winds at much , Fnend s.ltd. You 7-.300 yards, this place _ get your name on an y tro-not to knock it _ seems phy that 's got Sam .Snead'.< wide open ." name on· it. it 's a win of The Open was held in consequence. 2004 at Berner 's ho me Mason's . Ty and Mitch course. The head pro at Roush are six and se ven Edgewood Country Club in shots behind Berner. -,.; · t52 Brian Stuck, Tornado ?S-75- 153 .Harold Payne , Hurricane 78·75- 153 Man Hicks, Sissonsville 75· 78- 153 Ryan Waialae, Wheeling 76-77 ..:..... 153 Scott Bibbee, Vienna 79-74- 153 Steve Floss, Huntington ~ 1-72- 153 Craig Fenton, Williamstown 78-76 - 1~4 Don Jones, BecKley 81 ·73- 154 Donny Schillinger, Star City 74·80- 154 Dustin Cutlip, Martinton . · 77·77 - 154 Anthony Reale, Glenville 80-~- 155 Anthony Zappin , Huntington 82· 73- 155 Chad Batdwin, Dllfimore 79·76- 155 David L.awrencEi. Nitro 77-78- 155 Tim Fisher, Ripley 76-79- 155 Trent Roush , RavenswOOd· 76·79-·155 Chris Tipper, Vienna 75-8 1- 156 Jay Kalllman. Parkersburg ·76-80- 156 Mike Veres, Lo gan - 79·77- t 56 Sabato Sagaria. L!ewisburg 76-80- 156 Adam K·a1minsKi, BecKley . 79·78- 157 Bruce Wetherholt. Barbours.79· 78- 157 David Lane. Cocil City 80-77 - 157 MIChael Honaker, Beckley 75·82- 157 PhiiZamOos, Huntington 81 -76 - 157 Sam O'Dell , Hurricane 79·78·- 157 Aric Goddard. Glen Dale , 81-77 - !58 Brian Hass, Barboursville 78-80- 158 Christian Brand. Charleston 79-79- 158 David Bradshaw, Bakerton 77·81 - 158 Jetf Hutchinson, Charleston 80-78- 156 . Jim Sims, South Charleston 73-85 - 158 · Kevin Groves. Ripley 80-78- 158 Tad Tomblin , Mah . 79-79- 158 Adam Krawsczyn, Mason 82~ 77 - 159 Harold "BudHTateVienna 81 ·78- 159 Jason Robinson , Grafton 79-80 - 159 Jonathan Clark, Hurricane 83-76- 159 Justi n Caroli , Bridgaport 79·80- 159 Michael Foust . Hurricane 82-77- 159 Monte Chinum , St. Albans 78·81- 159 Philip Reale, Glenville . 81·78- 159 Stephen Fox, Huntington 75·84 - 159 MlatedCut Hop While. Sco11 Depot 80-80 - 160 Josh Cimbak. Charleston 82·78- 160 Adam N'elson, Bluefield 76·83 - ·16~ _ Bobby Brandon,. Barbau rs. 85-76 - 161 Greg McGraw, Daniels 83·78- 161 Josh Boswell, Alderson 84·77- 161 Ken Fi).e. Huntington 84-77 - 161 Larry Khlasky, Char. 81-80 - 161 Man Moore, Elizabeth 82·79 - 161 Nathan Kinker. Barbours . 84·77 - 161 Todd Hughes. Hurricane 79-82 - 161 Zach Rudy, Fairmont 89·72 - 161 David Fields, Fort Gay 89-73 - 162 Jon Stricker. Charleston 78-84 - t62 Martin Maret. St. Albans 82·80- 162 . Tyler Franklin, Evans 81·81- 162 Fred Swisher, Clarilsburg 82-81 - 163 Joey Darmafall, Moundsville 81-82 - 163 Shaun Fortney, M'town 81 ·62- 163 Stephen Koresk i, Min.Wells 77-86 - 163 Frank C011: , Chester 78-86- 164 Luke Tonkin, Charleston 82·82- 164 Terry Smith II, Paden City 81 ·83- 164 David Wi lson, Parke rsburg 83·8~ - 165 Raj Shah , Charleston 79·86 - 165 Tim McKee, Summit Point 86·79- 165 Trent 5qlambach. Glen Dale 84-81 - 165 Dennis Vass, Stanaford 79·87 - 166 Douglas Taylor, Char1eston 87 ·79- 166 Brian Bailey. Weston 62·85- 167 Dave Wentz, Charleston 83·84 - 167 Jimmy Harrison , Hurricane, 80-87- 167 Tom Foxworth , Hurricane 81·86- 167 Van James 111, Lewisburg 84·83 --: 167 Larry Spotloe, Philippi 86·82- 168 Brian Nickerson. Bridgeport 86-83 - 169 Mike Rogers, Buckhannon 88·81- 169 Gary Blake : R'ip ley 81 -89 - 170 Josh Ge8, Jane L.ew 88·82- 170 Gary Williams, Marlinton 85·87 - 172 Jason Vass, Huntington 85·88 - 173 Gerak1 Duncan, Shady Sp. 90-86 - 176 Brandon Frame, Elizabeth 90-88 - 178 Gordon McHugh . Snewshoe87-93 - 180' Joseph Bidwell, M'town 91·89- 160 Michael Sheets, Lewisburg 90-St - 181 Jason Goad, Barboursville 91·91- 182 Joseph Vincent. Min . Wells 94·91- 185 s_ Stage II on July ' 13 - Courchevel to Briancon - is perhaps ~ the most challenging of all the mountain routes, a I07.3-mile trek featuring three imposing ascents: Col de Ia Madeleine, Col du Telegraphe and Col du Galibier. · That, of · course, doesn't diminish Annstrong' s purpose: to once· agait1 sip cham_pagne in triumph as he pedals h1s way down the Champs-Eiysees to the finish Iiite. And if he pull~ it off, what happens next is anyo~e.>·s guess . ~f~ue~ls~-J :Z ;)i~~+--J.--las~c~io~seijto~o~n~e~o~f~th~e~s~JX!~rl~'~s-ih~o~w~t:~am~e: Dr. Michele the will to~an~d~fo:;;rt~u~n~e win A~~ Ice Cold Beer Available for Car-ry-out! WINN Sissonville fini shed tied for eighth. A win on Friday. won ' t come a year-roo late . " I' II take them 'any way I can get them , especially being that I' ve never won before." Berner said. The win-ner ·of .the Open will pick up an exemption · to next week's Nationwide Tour event at the Pete Dye Golf Club in Bridgeport.. Whitten an(j VanHorn . both amateurs . would love -Litke .. thrill of becoming an hoeorary pit- winners. Officia l contest rules can be st. Rt. 7 " • U:f 0 ASSOCIATED PRESS to .-.c:e .Edwerd11'1 Here's your chance , ranked Lindsay Davenport The first. set provided 62 leading No. 3 Amelie minutes of spectacular tennis . Mauresmo 6·7 (5), 7--6 (4}, 5- - hard-hit backhands, fore-3, and Matiresmo se~ing at hands, serves and returns. 15-0. down the lines, to the comers. They'll re sume Friday, at impossible angles, kicking when No. I Roger Federer up white chalk. All the while, faces · No. 3 Lleyton Hewitt, both players' grunts rang anct·• No. 2 Andy Roddick through the '!rfna. 'plays' No. , 12 Thomas ' Williams was confident and · Johansson for berths in -the consistent, . getting the better men's linal. on eight of•the set's II points At least Williams knows that featured exchanges, of at this: She won't have to face leas~ 10 strokes. the woman she played in her "I don't really feel tired past six Grand Slam finals, right now," · Sharapova said sister Serena. about 40 minutes after sailing Little . sis e--mailed Venus a backhand wide on before Thursday's match to Williams' ·second match offet encouragement. After · point. "Maybe I'm mentally Venus beat Sharapova for the tired. We . had a lot of long first time in three tries. Serena poirtts." called and playfully asked, It's tough to decide what "Can I have your autograph?" was more impressive - the , It was the. second instance way Williams seemed to this tournament 6f Venus tak· break Sharapova's . fighting ing care of some family busi- spirit or the way sne broke the ness. Serena lost in the_third Russian teen's serve. Coming round last week .. to Jill into the match, Sharap(lva Craybas, who was beaten by hadn't -lost a set and had been Venus less than 48 hours later. broken just once in 44 service And it wa~ Serena who was games this fortnighi; Williams the two--time defending cham-- bro~e her four times.' . pion upset by the 13th-seeded ·One made it 4-- 1 in the sec-Sharapova: in last year's ond set, and when Sharapova Wimbledon tina I. sat down at the changeover, "The level of tennis was a she looked up 11at the guest lot higher today," said box. Her father and coach, Sharapova, who tried every-- Yuri, waved his anns wildly thing , including four shots with his palms turned up. as if left-handed. to say, "Chin up!" One sign of how far Venus Sharapova mounted one had tumbled is that she was last challenge, earning two seeded only 14th - which break points in the next game. would make her the tourna- On the first. Williams hit a ment's lowest--seeded cham-- good volley, and pion if she wins. Sharapova's forehand went "It's satisfying. but I've long . On the . second, always felt that I can play at· Williams smacked a service this level," she said. "I just winner at 113 mph. gave myself the opportunity Sharapova petulantly . at this tournament to do it." banged the ball and nearly The pinnacle, so far a't least, hit a ball girl, then apolo· was against Sharapova. gized three times. BY JOHN RABY ..' . ' everything any athlete could ever wish for. Yet L'le portrait of him that emerges is one more 'consumed, even at his advanced age, than any of them. It's almost a shame that pic· ture · was drawn a year ago, since the stakes are even high· er thi,s time around. Then again, it's ~ard to imagine,that . after pushmg all those chips into the center ·of the table for one final hand, ArJnstrong is about to blink now. 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Gnffey also was mvolved 1_n one of the most memorable tte games m Cincmnatt - ht s hometown debut in the 2000 season opener The start of the game was delayed 1 hour, 57 mmutes by a stonn that dumped heavY. ram and wmdow-rattlmg hml for nearly an hour, leavmo parts of the field subme rged. Both teams then spent seven innings wasting c hances to end June w1th a rain-shortened win. . The Reds had the fmal opportunity, pulling runners on second and tht rd aga mst reliever Chad Qualls' wtth two outs m the se ~ enth . Ltg htnmg flashed overhead, the grounds crew crouched behmd the rolled-up tarp, and rm ndrops started fallmg wh1le Jav1er Valentin struck out , keepmg tl tied at 2 J'h~ Reds started wam1mg up for the etghth, but a down- pour prevented the game from contmumg The Astros ended \he mo nth on an upswing r- ~e1ven wms · m the last 10 games tor a 16-9 mark m June with one ue. It was the1r best June smce 1989. when they we nt 18- 10~ By contrast, the Reds were m another downtum , hav mg lost tour m a row headmg into Thursday's game They're 17 game< under 500 ann 19 games 0).11 of first place m the NL Central, both season lows They couldn't even pull oft the Win Ofl nt~ ht when lefthander Enc Milton avotded givmg up a homer M1 h f I !On,, t e cornerstone o the Reds offseason overhaul, gave one of h1s best perlorman~es, allov. mg two r,uns and five h1ts m SIX mmngs For only the. thtrd nme m 17 starts, he d1dn t gtve up a homer he has allowed 27 m all . most m the maJors Hts only maJor ,mtstake was a pttch over _the plate to Astros starter Brandon Bac ke, whose two-out. bases-loaded double drove 111 both of Houston's run s tn the second tnntng Mtlion re mamed wmless smcc May 23 lntenm Red> manager Jerry Narron shuttled ills struggling hneup, movmg Adam Dunn the clu b's home run leader to second m the order and droppmg Sean Casey to fifth lt didn't solve the1r b1ggest pro,blem an mabthly to get ru nners home • er in Cincinnati . lutDivtolan W L PctGB - 45 32 584 43, 35 551 40 39 506 39_ 38 506 Tampa Bay 27 52 342 COntra! Dlvtolan Battlmore Toronto New York Mmnesota 2~ t9 .42 34 553 10'b CleY8land 42 35 5<15 t t Detroit Kan sas Clry 38 38 26 51 480 t6 338 27 w Pd ~Divt- Los AntJelea Texas Oakland seanle L 47 31 40 37 38 40 33 44 Meigs, G.Uia, And MalOn Countt.SUke No • • Else(:inl GB 603 519 6~ 487 9 429 13! G. u,',. County OH Thursdays Games In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS " PLUS AD NOW Chicago White Sox 8, Oetroll t Texae 18,l A Angela ~ • OaKJana a. $iiaUiii1 2 Cleveland 9, Beltlriiore 3 Frtdoy'IToronto (Ully 5-8) at Booton (Clamant 9·1) 705pm · N v vankt to (A.Johnooo H) at Detro~ (Bonderman 9·5) 7.05 p m Cleveland (Sabathla 5·4) at Baltimore (Lopez H ), 7·35 p m Tampa Bay (Foaaum 3-6) at Minnesota (J Santana 7-4), 8 10 p m L A Angelo (Byrd 7-5) at Kansas City (A Hemandoz 15-8) 8·1 0 p m Texae (Park 7-2) at Stattlo (Solo 6-8), 1005 p.m Chicago White Sox (Contreraa 3·4) at Oaldand (Harden 4·3), 10 0!5 p m lllllurdoy'o Qamoo • Texas at Seattle. 4"05 p m. Clavele.nd a.t Baltimore, 4 35 p m Toronto at Boston 7 05 p m N V, Yankeea at Detroit 1 OS p m a AP photo Ground crew membe rs push water off the fteld after heavy ratns de layed the star t of the Houston Astros game w1th the Ctnctnnatt Reds Thursday tn Ctnct nnatJ 0 Backe had <Ihothet poor perf ormance. lasti ng o nl y 3 2- 3 mnmgs The 11gh t-hancter matc hed hts cateer htgh v.tt h stx v. alks - he wdlked. the ' bases lo.tded tn the. second. then w.tl ked Dunn to Ioree 111 a run The Reds lett the IMscs loaded m the seco nd , and stranded nme tunners tn the f1rst lour mmngs · Backe 1s 0-3 m hts last four stans. gt\lng ~p 20 mns m 18 1-3 tlllllngs He nevet .1ppemcd comfortable on the mound Thu rsday, repeatedl y b.tt kmg off the 1ubbet , and w.tlkmg around the mound, ktckmg <1! the dtrt, before setth ng 111 to throw a pttch Notes The double was the lt rst ol B.tcke 's career He ts a ~Tl c.1rccr httter ( 12- tor-44) The Astros' best Ju ne was m 1979, when they went 20-8 .. 3B Morgan Emberg fi mshed wtth 28 RBls 111 June, ued fot second most m club htstory Jose Cruz drove 111 29 runs 111 June 1984 . .. Ensberg also had I0 homers m the month Lance Berkn1<m went 0-for-3, endtn g hts hltlmg streak at mne games The Reds are 34 wtth one- tte suKe Narron te pl.tced the ti red Dave Mt!ey walks over se~e n mntngs to of etght Sa mm y Sos.t we nt wtn ht s fo urth srratght start 0-lor-4 and ts 1 - l ot - ~ 7 111 hts He left aft er th row tn g "95 · last seve t\ games pttches on a hot, humtd ntghl Clevel.md we n\ up 5-2 wtlh Balttm ore's Rafae l a three-ru n fou rt h tnn tng Palme1ro wen t 2- for-4 with Be llt atd htt ,J one-ou t double two RBi s to move w1thtn and Pcralt.t v. ,tl kcd before etght h1 ts of reachmg 3,000 Grad) S1ze m01e doubled 111 ·lor ht> caree r He was f obbed t wo run s and CIISp L h.tsed ol a htt m the lhtrd mmng by Onoles starlet Haydett Penn second baseman Ronnie (2-2) with an RBI smgle' Belhard , v.ho stabbed a Fasano htt ht s stxth home t grounder on th e outfteld tn the ftfth , bur the ln(hans grass and threw out Palmetro pulled away with ,1 tour-run by a step seve nth C tscy Bl.tke hll a Sal Fasano homered lor the sacnlt ce ll y .111 d A.uon Onol es, who have lost seven Boone smgled 111 .1run belme Pcral t.J dto ve m two run s wtth ,, smgle ott Steve Reed The ln d t c~ n s got a run 111 the lu sl when C11 sp Jut a 111ple to I t g ht ,md ~ c m e d o n ,1 ~t ou n d e t by 'l't.t vts Hafner lm 22nd RBI 11i 13 games In the bottonl h.tl f Westbrook w.tl ked the ltrst two bat le ts and Mtg uel Te,ad.J smgled Io lo.td the b,"cs lot Palmem >, who bounced 'i two-run s 1n g l ~ up the mtddle Cleve ldnd used a double by Pet.ll ta and an RBI stngle by C11 sp to tte tl at 2 111 the th trd belorc Penn struck out Blake wllh two outs .md the ba ses lo.tded Notes: The On ok s annou nced th at Wednesday 's t.unout .tgatnst the New York' Y.m kees wt ll be made up on Sept 26 at 7 05 p m Penn commt tted the Onoles' mnth balk , most m the maJors Cleveland 's Ytctor Martmez exte nded lm htttmg streak to r2 g<~ m es It was Cleve land' s ft rs t wtn at C unden Y.uds stnce Ap11l 3, 20()3 I To Place Your Ad, Call Toda,... 47 31 603 Atlanta ' 43 36 544 . 40 38 ' 526 Florida 40 39 506 Philadelphia 39 39 600 New York Central Dlvlalon W L Pel 49 29 628 St Louis 40 37 519 Chicago 36 42 462 Milwaukee Houston 35 41 461 34 43 GB HOW IQ WRITE Al!l. 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The Home National 3 and 9, Town No. 4, Bank will auction the Range No. 11 , ol tho following Items on Saturday, July 2 , Ohio Company'a pur2005, at 10.00 a.m al chase, and bounded on the South by the Bank's parking lands of Pearl lot: Kibble; on the East by 1997 Nlssan 200SX Ianda of Pearl Kibble, 1N4AB42DOVC50355 on the North by lands 9 of Fred Shumway; on 1999 Buick Rogal LSE 2G4WB52K7X163310 ' the West by State Highway llo. 124 and of Pomeroy. 5 beginning at a stone S075 Ton• moni or 1999 Dodge 150 217 112 feet South of ol apaclllcallon 3B7HF12YOXG160329 the Southwest corner 404 asphalt paving 1999 Chevy AstroVan tnmlled. 1120 gal1GBDM19W6XB1039 of tot deeded by W. H. Smart and wife to lon• more or leas of 63 epecmc.tlon 407 !lick The Home Nallonal Edward Simmons; cbltlng lnstlllled, and thence East 150 feet, Bank reserves the thence South 72 112 121511 aquora yard-.. right to reject any and feel; thence Wast 150 """" or of opacl- all bids All vehicles feel: lhance North 72 ~ 254 ~fru! nt a r e t~uil.i, 1111 ls "whar a !liMing. The Vtlloge ol t/21oet to the ptaca ol ia, with not warranties beginning, ltomeroy wiH provide exprouad containing or Implied. one Fourth {1/4) alan • within lila viiFor an appointment lege !Dr the stockpil- to see, call 949-2210, ' acre, ,more or leas. Alao, being In 100 Ing of tho planing• aak lor Shalla. aero Lot No. I 03, In llllllerllll. (6) 29, 0 (7) 1 All matllrlala and Section Nos 3 and 9, Town No. 4, Range equipment 'r1 to No. 11 of the Ohio m11t Ohto Department ol Company'a purchase Public Notlct~ TntnapOrtatton opecland beginning at tho flcatlonl. Provolllng Northelat corner of Sheriff Sale wegM will 1ppty to Number lando formerly owned lhll projoct. 04cv159 by Pearl Kibble and 8peclllcattona and Southeaat corner of Deutiche Bank Tru at · bid documente moy Com pony Ianda ' ol Fred be obtltlned by con- Plaintiff Shumway. thence Sou\h 72 1/2 foal; tectlng c... Admin atrator , 11 al Pomeroy, Municipal • Dtllendonta lulldlng, 320 E. Matn Court ol Common , 11-t, POB 888, Piau, Melga County, Pomeroy, Ohio 45788 Ohio (740) 882·2188. In purauanee Of en bolli bld muat con· ordar ol ula to me taln the lull nome ol octad from ••!!! ~ peraon or com· urt In the above peny lnter.ated In the titled oetlon\ 1 will bid. The outotde of to ulo1at pubthe -ted bid mull expo" lie oucllon on tho be morkod " uphill front atap a ol tha IIIVIna bid" . Tho VHiqe Council of Malga County Court Houoe on Frl dox, Pomotoy ,...,•• the Auguot 5, 2005 at rlaht to NjeCI any or 10·00 a m , of 11ld elf llkll, ond to wolve day, the ' follow ing • '"-lartltea. · dlacrlbed real eoloto: (I) f4, (7J 1, Sltueted ID IM Stott • ol OH, county ol Metgo and In tha Townahlp of Olive ~ e • thenca North 72 loet; lhanea Eaat 85 IHI to the place ol beginning, containing 0.14 of an ocre more or 1111. Parcel No 08 _ 0138210801383 Current Owner: VIctor L. Chavallar at 1 1 Property at· 88303 St Rt. 124 Reed ovilla, Ohio Prior · Deed Ralaranca: Volume 133: pago 828 Approload at . :~~~ela:Connot be aol!l for ltioa than 213 rdo ol the approleed value . 10% down on dey of aalo, cuh or certified ol Racme check, balance d,u".:e'i----i.~ on confirmation sale Robert E. Beegle, Meigs County Sherrlf Public Notice Attorney lor the Plaintiff Lerner, Sampson PUBLIC NOTICE Separate, sealed pro&Rothfuss PO. Box 5480 posals wtll be Cincinnati , Ohio received at the Office 45201-5408 of the Treasurer of the (513) 241 -3100 Board of Education of (7) 1, 8, 15 Southern Local Schoo l Dl&lrtct of Racine. OH In Meigs County, until 12 Public Notice o'clock noon , July 22, 2005 At that tome , PUBLIC NOTICE opaned by the treasRacine Village wilt urer o f said board as hold a Public Hearrng provtded by law for a on tho 2006 Budget 71 p as senger school Year, July 11 , 2005 , bus, accord ing to 7 DO p .m ., at the spect fl catlons of said Municipal Building board of education. Tho budget will be on Separate and lnde· view a! the Municipal pandenl btdo will be Building from 9 oo recei ved with respect a m. to 3.00 p.m., trom to the chassis and July 1, 2Q05, through body type, and will July 19, 2005 state that the buses All citizens are Invited when assembled and to attend l ~a heari ng. prior to delivery, comDavid Spencer, ply with a11 school distri ct spec lflca· Clerlc/Treaeurer VIllage ot Ra cine lions, all safety regu· lat lo n a and curre nt !7P Ohio Min imu m Stllndarrja for School Bus Construction ol Public Notice the DepsrJI!)ent ol Education adopted THE RACINE In compllonco wi th A mended Section 319 11 of the Ohio Ravlood Co da, a f ull •nd complete copy of tho Annual 1\nonctol report ol the VIllage ol Racine Ia Available for public lnapectlon • lethe oi!Jca ol the ClerK!Tr eaeurer of Roctna Vllloga. Municipal Buildi ng, Rocl no, Ohio· Tho offi ce houri are th rough Monday Fr iday, 9 00 am to 3: 00 pm The telephone number lo 740· 949·2296 . David Spen c e r , Clt rk/Trou urar of the Directo r ol Highway Safel y Speclflcatlono and lnatru cl ione lo bid· ders are o n f ila In the olllce ol tho Tre aa urer, Racine, .. • aH The Board of Ed ucation rasarvao the right to reject any an d all o r paris of any and au blda. By order of the Boord of Educa tion of Southrern local Stnool District Pamela L Carter Treyurer Southe rn Local School District 920 Elm Stroot Racine, OH 45n1 · (7) 1, 8 , 15 NO MATTER WHAT • 4x4's For Sale .. ... . .. .. , . .. . 725 Announcement ... . ... .030 Antiques .. . .. . . .. .. .. ......530 Apartmenl s for Rent . .. ..,...................... 440 Auction and Flea Market ...... .... ........... .....080 Auto Parts & Accessories . . 760 Auto Repair . . . . .. .. . ..770 Autos tor Sale ···~·· ...• . .. ..710 Boata & Motors for Sale .............. 750 Building Supplies... .. ....... ........ 550 Business and Buildings .......................... 340 Business Opportunity... .... .... .. .... . ... 210 Business Training .. ... .. .. .. 140 Campers Motor Homes ... .. . 790 780 Saturday 47 1 Kathy St Gobel & Hummel t1gurmes Kelly clowns d she s com forters curt ams cl othmg bar stool small tables lots of th1ng s Fnday & Saturday 8 OOam 5 OOpm 4702 Add1son P1ke at the Bulavtlle/Add•son P1 ke m1ersect10n Lots of clothes toys home & m1sc 1tems Cheapl Fnday Saturday 8 OOam ?? 1071 Second Ave Couch computer/desk household ~g~ ~ ~s~l~ad~le~s~c;lo~l~he~s~~~ *********** Gallia Count) Outn!ach, 275 State Street. Bag sale $4:00 Monda) -Friday 9am-2pm • . ... ..... .......:......... 840 480 *********** lor Sale ............................................ 330 lease.. .••. .••..•.. ''\''"""' "" ................ .... 490 Sala .... .......... ... .... ... .. ........ 585 Sala or Trade.. ... ... ... ........ .... • 590 · IFrJJita & Vegetablea .. .. .... .......... ........ 580 Aoomk .... .. ........ .........., ........ 450 1Hauling............... ................ .. ... .850 (p;. Now you can have borders and graphics added to your classified ads Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics SOC for small St:OO for large POLICIES Ohft1 IJeU.y Publlehlng reaar\l'ft the rig ht to. edit, rejtct, or cancel any ad at any ti me Errore muat be report ltd on !hi tint day of pub lication an d Tnbun•Senllnei·Regl eter will be rftponelble for no more than the cost of th• apace occup ied by the error end only the flret lnaertlon We th.llll not be li able e ny loll or expenu that rMulta from tha IX!bllce llon o r omlealon of an advartl ..menl Co rrection will be ma de In the IIrat a vailable ed ition • BoJ. number aJwaya c.onfldeotlal • Current rate card appliee • All real estate advllrtiMmente are to the Federtl Fair Housing Act 01 1968 acc epts only help wanted adl I EOE etendarda We will not knowingly vi olation of liM law ~ are 4 YARD SALE- ' PoMEROY/MIDDLE Yard Sale on Jay Drive .,) Thursday and Fnday 6·30 & Household 1tems and mce 7 1 Corner of 6th and preschool boys thmgs Colle ge Street Syracuse Clothes sh oes Thomas F1ve lam ly sale Clothe s OH backpack F1rehghter cos· household 1tems exerCise 3 famtl y ya rd sa le Quality tume Everythmg clean and equ pment m1sc clothe s women & chtldren very gently used No Junk Two female calico k1ttens Fur1111ure & toys 1040 Saturday 9·2 Second Ave Fnd ay & 91/2 weeks old to good Yard Sale on !he corner of M me 740 742 230 1 Satur day July 1 2 - - - ' - - ' - - - - - Oliver Ad and ACidlson Ptke 6 YARD Sll.f.3 tam tly yardlbake sate Fn 78 year old women hav1ng PI. I'JL \SANT and Sal July 1st & July 2nd he r f rst ya rd sale ever Sam 4pm @ Galha Manor Fnday 1st-Sat urday 2nd 138 Buhl Morton Ad 2 Fam1ly Yard Sale At 62 G.alhpohs Acttvlly 8UIIdmg South July 2nd & 3rd 9·4 wa tch tor s1gns 3 tam11y yard sa te Friday & ..... .. 190 830 0 • All Dlaplay : 12 Noon 2 Bu•lneea' Daya Prior To Publication sunday Dlaplay : 1 ·00 p.m T ~ uraday for Sunday• 3 lamtly m sc yard sa le Saturday July 2 9am-4pm 1262 L1nco ln P1ke North up 7/ 1 7/2 Bam Spm G~r l s baby clothes Jad1es & mens 11458 SR 554 Fnday and clothing toys household Satu rday 9 ? Men s wom· rtems and much more 9231 ens todd ler girls name SA 218 next to Mercervtlle brand clothes oH1ce sup plies luggage toys house store hold m1sc Adult clothes baby clothes - - - - -- -- matern•ty clothes baby 2 family yard sa:le Fur111ture I accessones 7/ 1 712 & 718 fu rna ce hun tmg bows 719 l Oam Spm 7498 SA bru sh hog hnr sh mower 141 Fn/Sat only 9.4 1 204 Clark ------~-.:___ Chapel Ad b&tow ch urch Everything goes Ya rd Sale t /2 m1le out Georges Creek 2 famt fy yard sale lntersec!IOn of SA 141 & hom St At 7 Antiques puz Lincoln Pike Saturday Jufy zles COs Craftsman ndmg 2nd Baby clothes kids lays, mower lots of name brand lurmlu re Gnswa ll skillets, men & womens clothes Sat cedar gliders July 2 8am-4pm ' ... THE NEWSPAPER HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! Dally In- Column · 1 : 00 p . m . Monday- Friday for In•ertlon In Nex t Day ' s Paper sunday In - Column: 1 00 p . m . For Sunday• PBpe r • St•rt Vour Ad1 With A Keywo rd • Include Cotn plete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviati ons • Jnchi de Phone Number And Address Wh e n Needed • Ads Sho uld Run 7 Days .., Cl.:.ASSIFIED INDEX Public Noti ces in N c w s paDt•rs . J Your Right to Know. IJclhcrcd lt1ght Ouor. Display Ads ; . • All ads must be prepaid" • For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! · J!UI!!.IC NOTICE S.oled blda will be r.celved tn the office of the VIllage Clerk, Pomeroy Municipal Building, 320 East Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, until 11 :00 am Monday, July 25, 2005 for the following proposal concerning the p11vlng o1 venous In t~a VIllage 992·2157 Word Ads rl.w_.Losr,:,F OUND ;;;:;::;AN ;:;.D Lost Mate Black w1th some white Medi Um s1zed 2 male Pomeranlan/ Sp1tz Answers to the name Lucky mDc Good w11h Chil dren Lost 1n the At 588 area needs goo d home Call Ollenng $50 rewar~ please (740) 388·0143 call (740)44 1., 377 442 14 ~ 39 4 1 37 41 or Fax To _,.~I ,Lw-b;;;~;::~;;,:;L::,~~io:;.~~;..,.l ,Lrn__b;:;:~.~-S.AI.[~..: _.I \\\01" I \II \I.._ GB 30 47 390 18> Wttl Ofvlalon W l Pet GB 43 36 544 San Diego Arizona Los Angeles San Franctsco COlorado Sentinel or Fax To (740) 446·3008 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 National League Washlng\on ~egtster (7 ~) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Monday thru Friday pm Eat Dlvlalan W L Pct 'm:rtbune ·!}ea.a'lfireu' Tampa Bay a1 Min nesota. 7 10 p m L A Angels at Kanaaa City, 7 10 p m Chicago White Sox at Oakland, 9 05 PittSburgh Cincinnati We COWl GB Pd eaa CLASSIFIED 6 6 W L 24 sa The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 .com ibune ~ · Sentinel - ~t iilter American Laague CI1Jcago Indians stay "hot against slumping Orioles· .. BALTIMORE ,(APJ Coco Cnsp had three htts and drove in two run s to back a strong pttchtng performance by Jake Westbrook, leadtng the Cleveland lndtans over the Balttmore> Onoles 9- 3 Thursday mght Jhonn y Peralta had tw o hils, two RBi s and scored twice for Cleveland. whtch went 17- 10 Ill June The Indians have won nme of their last II on the road and five of stx overall Westbrook (6-9) all ov. ed three runs , tour hu s and three www. Friday, July. 1, 2005 Friday, July 1, 2005 . wWw.mydailyscntine\,com ltio . HELP WAN'ml ~---' Res1den1 CNAs Asslstan)s Interviews Are Now Being Conducted For CNA & Aes1dent Ass stant POSit ionS If YoLI Are A Carmg Enthus>as!IC Dependable Person Then We Want You To Jo1n Our Team Come On Over & Check Us Out I CompetltN'e CNA Wag es Pad Vacations Patd Meats And Many Other Benet Is Rave nswood Care Center 111 8 Wash tn gton St Ravenswood WV (across A1tch1e Brid ge AI 2 North La st Bu sme'ss on ngnl) References Aequ1r ed Ant ique sale Mts 1magmable Eve ry1h1ng Gnndstone Pumps Whee ls Dent al Hygten1s t nee ded Bam -? 1010 Bugg es July 1 2 3&4 3rd 7/2/05 Send Resume to PO Bo~~: 45 Ye llowbush A d Rac1ne two House l eon Baden Ad \ pt Pleasant or fax .Jesume lamtly lots of 1h1ngs lo buy B1 g Yard Sale Clendenm 304 675 6553 clothes gla ss ware tools Park by A A tracks kn ck·lo:nacks & whatn ots Onvers Needed at BFI Galltpolis Ferry WV Baby books to mucn to wnte Waste Serv1 ces Class.. B 1tems cloth1ng all s1zes fur· come seel COL reqUired Apply Pomt n1ture kruck knackS some Pleasant Job Serv1ces C a~oort sale July 2nd lots th1ng for everybody Fn & Sa t of adult & child ren s clothes 8amhll? Drivers Needed household 1tems hand tools Giant Yard Sale BJatne Lane ~ D L Onvers wil ling to dr1ve off 1;3ashan Ro ad Bald & AI 2 Gallipolis Ferry June lor loc al ready mill concrete Knob • Lo ng Bottom company Expenence IS 30 & July 1 ·2 ·4th St1ver sv111e Ro ute preferred bu t not necessary Hundreds of Items & more to Dr1ver rnust be w1fl ng to do come on Saturday CCC U Youth Yard Bake pre matntenance on trucks Sale July 6 th Hartfo rd Huge Yard Sale Lots of & eql upme.nt yard work & watch for Sign s Everything Fr 1day & otl1er m1scellane ous chores Fnday July 1st 830·200 Saturd ay 1809 Jefferson ElC.pen6nce operat1ng equ tp carpet tv brkes mower Blvd 8- ? ~ men! & e~~;tra SkillS SJ.lCh as (needs work) clothes mise Lots ol N1ce Stuff Frr 1st Sat welding a plus 3701 9 Aocksprm gs Ad 2nd Bam ? 2321 Mt Vernon Call (304)937" 34 10 Pomeroy Ave Leg al Secretary Full t1me Friday Ju ly 1st Jeff E x per~ence prefe rred bu1 no Snowden s residence 1n Yard Sale Saturday July reqwed send Res ume to 2nd 9 ? Household Items Rutland on Co llege Ave Baby I!Qm s Plenty MISC TSC20 clo Po1nt Pleasanl Reg1ster 1200 Mam St Po1nl Garage and Bake Sate 114 Howafd St Hav en Pl easan t WV 25550 " sponsored by Hemlock He1ghts Grange Fry res1dence next Local truciMQ company to termer Salisbury Yard Sale July 2nd 3rd 4th seeking Class B COL dr1ve r Ele mentary Scnool Fnday 1 1/2 m11e s past Roosevelt w1th good MVR salary pay July tst 9 4 and Saturday School ,SR2 N home week ends good =Ju~ly~2=o~d=9~4__________ Yard-Sale 1 1L2 m1le s out equtpment (740)388 0855 Je ncho Ad Antiq ue & or (7401709-1581 Garage Sale July 1 2 9am Collectibles M1sc llems July 5pm 115 " ~e rr Pomeroy McCl ure s Res taurant now 2 Bam sofa sleeper collectable hmng all loca t1ons full or po rcelam dolls Home Yard-Sale Fn&Sat 9 6 part ttme p1ck up apphca lnter1or t 0 m1les ![om Pt Plea at t1on at locatton & brmg back Flatrock Furniture· between 1o ooam & Gara ge Sale July 1&2 220 ElectroniCS Clotttes & 11 OOam Mo nday thru T h ~r(j Street Mason W Va Hunt1ng Supplies (304)675 Saturday Ram or sh1ne Multilamtly 7474 Needed E;~~pene nce d Garage Sale Salurday July Yard Sale Fnday 9 3 4 mtles Keyboard player lor estab 2nd 9 00 3 00 SR 248 Top pas1 Krodel 62 South JUSt lished band Must be varsa· ol Chester H 1ll Baby 1tems past E,ocon first Dr1veway tile vocals a plus (740)44& TV OVO player--TV .cabinet on ng hl 0779 or(304)6751616after mtsc 4 lam11y yard sale July l si 2nd & 4th 3 m1les out 143 Wwnn TO BU\ . 5pm l"o 1\10 HEI p WAI\'Ilill OUTSID E SAL ES R t PR ESENT ATI VE The Gallipoli s Da1ly Tr ibu ne •s aCceptin g resumes lor a lull t1me outs1de sales represents liVe to JOin ou r sa les tea m and to man age an estab hshed accoun t list while ca lling on new accounts The successful ca ri'd1date w II be a di sC iplined se lf m'O t1ved team player that understand s the mpor· ta nce of developm g strong mutuall y beneft c 1al busme ss relatiOn sh1ps w1'h our accounts To Do AN SILPN S nee ded tor 1DO Health Care eld er care 1n bed sk•lled nursmg tac11ity my home pnvate liv1 '9 area w1th excellent opportunity tor wlth bath exper1 enced w1th cha lten gmg and reward1ng reference Park Ad Shade eJii penence Great start Oh 1740)992 0556 rates and excellent regula to ry comp liance h1story lntenorle11!er10 r pamttng lntar ested ca ndidates reasonab le rale s refe r should apply to Rockspnngs -Ael1 ablli tat1on Cefl te r 36759 ences expe r enced for tree Rock spnngs Roa d es t1m ates eal! ...(.l 40\7 42 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 20 13 or.645 2638 Exte nd1care Heattn Serv1ces Inc s an equal L1ght Durhp Truck Ser" ce opportun1ty empl oyer that stcnl! gravel sa na d n encourages workpiace..-.(74Q.)949 4700 dlverstty M/F DN ow- 018 ure Carpet-Cteanmg Sncur 1ty Officer needed for a great organlzStlonltl Secuntas IS now h1nng lor lhe Gall tpolt s OH area The Ideal candrdate wtll have safe exp er ence For Compet111ve wa ges Umforms and tra1nrng confidential 1ntervrew please send resume and prov•ded cover letter to Gallipoli s Please apply between the Da1ly Tr1bune Attn J1m hours ot 9 ooam- 3 OOpm Freeltmd 825 Thtrd Ave Monday Fr1day 6354 At 60 East Su1te 4 Gallipolis Oh1o 45631 Barboursv He WV 25504 For mo re mtormat1on call Pa ramediCS & EMT s 1 866 740 6082 needed Apply at 1354 EOE/M/FIDN Jackson P1ke Gall ipOlis license Mlntmum wage aprox 30 hrs week Stop by the Tribune Olftce located at 825 Th1rd Ave to l1ll out an .__ _ a llcal1on Portamed1c the M l1ons lead1ng paramed1cat health tnform at10n serv ce compa ny ts seek1ng Med Techs Phlebotom es EMTs and LPN s to do 1nsuran ce exams rn the Gatlipol s & Mergs _ County area Must have I year 'blood draw e!>:peqence Conuactoi Po s1t1on Ema1 t Resume to pl1 ts120dmr@p<l r1 amediCnel Bra r,1 d New Met t)o d Dry In 1 Ho ur No Steam or Sha mpoo Free-Est1mates · · · c tearty Cle an·" 304 675-Q0 22 Roof1ng Decks Hardwood F.Joor and Cerom1c T1le 1nstallal 1on New Construc110n Po le Barns Top Notcn BUild ing Co n tr ~ t o rs 1304)675 3042 WV0366Q7 STNA S O~e rbrook Center IS currenlly acce ptmg appl1 cal ons for lull I me STNA S 7A 7P and 7P·7A and 3A 3P sh1f1 s are avail able If you are tntere sted please come tn and 1111 out an application at 333 Page Street Middleport Please No Phone calls EOE 190 CHII I>'fll li' Rl.\' C IR> Ch ldcare ava1labte near Holzer Charo la 1s lake Esta tes Anyt m)e M o n · F r~ 12 yrs e... p $31hr $25/day Stylis ts needed at Fantast c Sams new locatiOn n the Wal-Mart Plaza Stgn on bonus Free CEU hours . pa d vacatton lull & parI f1me tlelp needed Come & work m our fnefldly tam11y atmosphere Call (740)446 7267 or slop 1n Takmg appl tcat1ons for Ho I Tub Techmc an Must have kno wled~ m electncal and plumbrng areas E~tpe n enc e 1n 'f'!!PBinng pools and hOI tubs would be h elpful Anyone mteres ted pleas'€! call Baum Lumb er at 740 985 3301 Lw-ooiiiiioioiiii,;,;,oiiioio_.l eNOTI CFe PH tO VALLEY PUBLISH NG CQ recommencs tha OU dO biJ Sines ~ Wtln pea le you know ~ nd NOT 1 ~"BnCI money !Nough th fna11 iJTit1l yVU ~ ave oollreSi > ated the otlenng 22D .' . WANTE D Part lime posrt on available to ass1st IOdt\o'tdu als w1th mefi tal reta rdation a1 a group home 1n B1dwe1 1 I ) 35 hrs Sam 5pm Sun 2 Post1ng Dale June 2 I 2005 1Opm M'luiW POsrrtON ANNOUNCEMENT ADJUNCT FACULTY 2 ) 3~ hrs 3 9pm M1Tu 3 The Un1versrty of R10 Grande o~s lakmg apphca liOns for part t1me facult y members ln tne areas of H1 story CommunlcBin:ms -Soc1 al Work SpaniSh Pubf1 C Admm•stra110n and Nurs ro Ci'" ICals Pnc:.1t•tJM ava1lable for Fall Semester beg1nnmg m Augusl 2005 Ww n t> . 9 3o WfTh 3 11pm Fn 3) 2ehr$ 39pmTh 2 1t pm Frl lOam 7pm Sat Must have high school dtplo maJGED vahd dnver s hcense and lhree yea rs gb od dnv1ng el'pen ence £7 .25 h• Prtf·tlmj.lloyr11tl nl Drug Tesllng Send resume lo Buckeye Commun !y Serv1ces P 0 Bor.: 604 Jackson OH 4564 0 Deadl me lor app lrca nts 7'8'05 Eq ual OpportuMy Employer 50 1' L~~';" IAl.-1.' ••'\Ori C t:•• ~a r row Smar t Contac he Oh10 D1v1 sto 11 o IF1nanc1al ln st1tu l10n'• p u ce o' Consum e ft'ttatrs BEFORE you rell r anee -, our nome 0 Pbta1n a loan BEWAR requests lor any larg dvance p a~ments 0 ees of\ msuranc e Cal Pt ne OH ce of Con'"m~ Aijatrs 101! tree at 1 866 78 0003 to learn 11 t mortgage orok er o c~dcr :; _ p·opc•li teenseCI (Th s s a put>ll erv1ce announcemen rom tne Oh o Va ll e Publoso,ng Company) j PR<>FlS510:-.i-\L ~ I \lmH lU Sumu:s nlANED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISSI? No Fee Unless We W1n1 1 888 582 3345 ~I \I I ' I \II SetVtng at 1 am Ice Cream and Hom"lmadc desserts w111 ava1lable Gtant Yard Sale St Paul Lutheran Church Basement Saturday, July 2, 2005 10am · 2pm · NOTICE Broad Ru n Gun Club rescheduling meettng fiorr;t S unda y, July 3rd to Sunday, :July 10. 2005 12 noon ' I �. '· \ •• • . Page B6 • · The Daily Sentinel - ~ Friday, July 1, 2005 Frld~y. July 1,· 2005 . ALLEY OOP t: The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 www.mydallysentlnel.com • NEA •Crosiword Puzzle BRIDGE 3 bedroom Rancn , 2 car S~VE·SAVE·SAVE , g8rage, in-ljrou nd pooL Stock models at old prices, $90.000. Call (740)256- 2005 models arriving -Now. 1962. Cole's Mobile Homes. ,ACROSS Phillip ~ where Your Are now taking Applications tor 2BA, 3BR & 48A ., Applications are taken . Monday thru FJ)day, from loTs & 9:00 A.M.-4 P.M. Ottlce ts 3BA. 1BA Ranch style ·· ~ ACREAGE Located at 1151 Evergree"n house. located 6 miles past Drive · Point Pleasant, WV •~--.iiiiriiiiiil;.,_.l _ · Holzer hospital o~ At. 160. 4 .6 acres Waln ut Creek Phone No. is (304 )675· Bloc~, bricK, sewer pipes, (740)366-9263. Or tve .. $32,000 lirm windows, lintels, ate. Claude ' 5806. E.H.O (304)675 -4643 . 403 Spring Ave . · Pomeroy, Winters. Rio Granda, 0H Ohio. One family home. lor "One acre ~ear Gallipolis. ·' Tara Townhouse . Call 740·245-5121 . Apartments, Very Spacious, ~ 80 years. Still ilkfl neW. 3 (740)367-7666 2 Bedrooms .~ CIA. 1 1/2 rr..•~ bedrooms, 1 112 ba ths. 2 car Bath. Adult Pool & Baby . FOR SALE garage, $50.000, 740-992REAL Esr_ATE 2426 •• Pool, Patio, Start $38 5/Mo.,...:,................ . WAN!lll N"'o p,:!fs . Le8}Hl " Plus ! , fem~!~ F'@k!ngese • .a.KC, Buy Homes· Local person. Security Deposit R~quired. sable wlblack mask, 6 w~s 1 b h fde tal (740) 446·3481. old, Adorable! $300. 1 1 • • (740)446·1 000 tea~ mesuys qmes . . on n • Ourck cash. Jtm, 740..992· 1wm Rivers Tower is accept· gage. • 6300. No call s alter 9 . ing applications lor waiti"9 - - - - - - - - IU'\1\1 ~ list for Hud·subSIZed, 1· br, 8 registered Labrador pup· All r111esta1e advert ising apartment , call 67 5-6679 pies. wormed & first shOts, 5 In tflla newspaper is EHO . • subjKt to the Federa l blacks, $150 each, 3 yellows F•lr Housing Act ot196B $200 each , call (740)247Hm'SJ-:~ whleh ·makes ltltll!lgalto Valley Apartmenls til Mason. 2117 IUR RENT adVertise " any WV currently accepting - - - - - - - - preference:. tlmitatlon or applicatiOns.. Apply at 501 AKC Basset Hound puppies. ~ BA house loca!ed 'in town discrimination be sed on Snawnee Trail in Point Shots, wormed ,' pare!lts · on $400 month plus deposit. No. rae•. color, religiOn , ·, ex Pleas ant Appltc.ations premise. $300 each . pets, reference required. familial status or national accepted on Tuesdays. (740)256-6887. origin, or any l nle~t l on to Call (7 40)441-011 0 ask lor HUD asststed. (304 )675- ~A-K_ C:_G_e-rm_a_n_S_h_e-ph_e_r....,.dS. make any such Jay. Fenced Lof. Lots of Storace, miles out (304)675·2507 4 You r preference, !Imitation or dl1crlmlnallon." · · Thl• newspaper will not knowingly accept advertisements for real eatate which is In violation of the law. Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings l'ldvertised In thla newapaper are available on an equal oppor1unit}l basefl . Col.mtfy Home· I 0 at;res !wo bedroom· one bath-garage· ac/gas furnace. 2 mtle trom f-1 artford -Sitding Htll Creek Roa d, 48.000. 304-8822491 Newly Remodeled 2!38R 1 1/2 BA, HardwoOd Ceramic Floors , lu ll Ba sement. 1 Car attached Garage. Deck & La rge Fenced Bac~yard $88,500 (859)797·9806 or {304)675-2036 No Down Payment even with less than oerfect cre dit on thi s 3 bedroom, 1 bath llome in Mtddleport. Corner lot , carport. wr.ap -around porch. tenced tn yard. basement, payment same as rent. 740·992-6300 i I r 490..,. ,"0~-----...., House lor rent in Pomeroy, 2 Sl•ACE bedroom , kitchen & dineM, i'"'()R Rmr 1 Oa th ,"lull basement. 2 tireplaces.' garage & extra lot call collect, (614)4 75- 1459 Downtown Office ·space· .5 room su tle $650/mo ; 1 room after 5 prl1 offtce- $225/mo ; 2 room Nev.' never. lived tn e:-:trerne· suile $250/mo Security ly envimnmenlally lr1endly, 2 deposit required . You pay -bedroom, 1 5 bath house. uttltites. All spaces very nice. 11 B6 SA 141 Central heat & 'Eleva tor. Call (740)446-3644 a1r conditioning: utiltty roo.m. tor appointment ga rag e. No tnside pet s. $500/depos tl, $500 /month. For Lease. Office or retail' ( 740)44 6-0666 in very good ·condi ;,,;.:...;..;.;.;_;.,.~---, sPaces tton Downt own Gall tpolis. ~ Mtmll.f f1(l:\IE"' App ro,.;. 1600 sq . tt, each . 1 L---~\;;>;;K,;Rf;,;,;,:N;;I.·• •• or 2 baths. Lease price negotiable to encourage 14•70 e:-:pando 3 bedroom. new business. C::fltl 1 t/2 bath $475 .. deposit, (740) 446 -4425 or (740)446· tnc ludes water, sewer & 3936. tras h. PJC kLJ.p, (740)446 - - - - - - - - - Tratler lot, 2.5 miles Cut 4824 - - - - - - - - - Netghborhood' Rd. Call 2 Bei:lroom Mobtle Home (740)4 46-1685 $375/mon. Located .. tn ;;,:;::...;...;.;;;;._ _ __ 70 Galltpolis Ferry C<JII \VAN11.:U !304)675-3423 . TO RE:Nr 2 bedroom mobtle home .. all Look1ng tor house to rent elec trtc. ,Middleport , $375 locall y. Mason or meigs co plus deposit. (740)992'-3194 ca ll-·304 -773"-5600 · \IIIH II\ \PIS! 2 bedroom. AIC. very nice. no pets. in Ga llipolis. 10 (740)4 46·2003. HOUSEHOUl 3 bedroom mobile home lor rent in ~ idd l eg,a r t , no pets. No Down Payment Possible, (740)992-5856 1900 square ft . house. 3 all Electri c, Atr bedroom. 2 ba th . fu ll base- 3br men!, new hea t pump, sets Condltron in Letart. $350 $250 Depost! on 3 · acres SA 7. Eastern montll . School Dtslrtct, (740)985- (304)682·2 658 4321 Beautiful river 'Jiew in 1d 11 1 2 K NO DOWN PAYMENT- 3 br.. ana uga. i:la , or - pea1 I N0 5 2 112 baths. large 2 car P e. pe · Pease. garane, in Middleport Applications being taken . ;,1 Call (740)441-0181 RelocatVlQ- Call (740)992· -------~9799 Leave message. For rent: 3 bedroom , 1 1/2 baths, in Vinton Ready July Rental Properties tor sale , 1_(740)388.0135 _ Tra iler and Garage Apt. , Mason on 4th Ave. House on Mobile Homel'ot only Madison Alle, Pt. Pleasanl. Addison Pike· $t251monthHouse Roush Ferrell Lane call (740)446·3644 for more Pt Pleasant four Vacant tnfo.· lots In Mason Counly (304)675- 191'1 or (3041593- Two Bd mobile nome, $325 a month . $325 deposit, year , 2096 lease. i1o pels. Located in ~a ctne. No calls after 9:00. Roush l ane , Ches hire 740·992·5039 Beautiful 3 bedroom . formal dining room , Oak kitchen , Two Bet mobile hOme, $300 Oak floo rs, carpeted . Sun a month , $300 deposit, year room , 2 113 · baths , teas e, no pets , in Middleport No calls after $1 17.000. (740)367-76 15. 9•00 '740-992· 5039 A.PA.KnltJ'VI"S tuRRF..vr 1 and 2 bedroom apart- www.orvb.com. Home Listings. Ltst your home by ca lling 1740)446-3620 View photos/into online. ~ DownI 3 bedroom , 1 P,4 bath. UFI , OJFI , F/FI. Far garage, fenced in ~ck ya rd. 1!2 acre. ~iose to town, $132.500. ~ode 4505 or call . 740)446·8325. . It's a Steal!I 4 bedroom. ~bath , 2 car garage ~ew Hav~n. WV. Code ~-or con i304)8lJ2: MOBILE HOMES FOR S.-\U !: 12xSO 1988 Pin e A t d~e mobile home..Good condl· tion, all electric. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, major appliances included. S7 .3oo. Present lot ava il able to rent $150 monthly. (740) 446-2796 or 1740)388·9667 . ments. furnished and unturnished , secUn ty deposit requ ired . no pets: 740-9922218. Pups & Adults . • 1-Biack & Tan Litter ! -Solid Black litter vet-checked & shOts (30 4)937 -2310 www.tristatek·9.com FARI>t EQuri'MtNr cash . Visa/ Master Card . Drive· a-little save alot. ---~----Thompson s Appliance & Repatr-675·7388. For E.ale, re-condttto ned autom<llic washers & dryers, refngerators. gas and electric ra11ges. ~ircondihoners , and wrmger wa shers. Will do repairs on major brands in sllop or at your home. Usee! Furniture Store. t 30 Bulavtlle Pi~e . Washers. dry· ers, relrigeratOrs, ranges, mattresses, dresser, couct1 es. dinettes. recliners, grave monuments. much more . (740)446.-4782, Gallt polis, OH Hrs. l t-3 (M-5). I r 1 • Murray Go-c8rt Tecumseh 6.0 HP, $500. Call (740)441QS15. fi!OBoATS & MomR<i FOR SAt£ . 2000 Bayllner 21 ft. cuddy wl trailer, many eJ:tras. very clean 304-675-5563 . & k ::...::::..:..:.:..:==---- riO IMPRoVEMEi''fS I' ' antee. t,ocal references tin· n l st~ad . Establi shed 1975. Pall 24 Hrt. (7401 4•6· 0870, Rogers BBsament Waterproofing. WUI'sATV Parts Quality Guaranteed ATV Parts &-ACC. James A Will .Jr. Owner · Jl119 Welshtown Rd. Pomeroy; Ohio 45769 {740) 992-2432 Emall:jwi1145769 LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement ,AJJ 'Jj~ 'Of ' Concrete Work 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 lnsurt."CI J<'rec Eslimntes @ yah~o.com Ta~e - ~Homes · II' Septic Systems "' Roofing 1r Backhoe ,r Site 111 Preparation \ll Dozer -Jt Garages "' Utilities ·~ Pole Barns .' 28 Charm29 Ber1in article 30 Whore Hong atternative 25 6 Mork·s Kong is 32 Dove sounds planet 26 34 Alphabel 7 Damatian, to. 27 enders aflrellghter · 28 36 Till 8 Swit co--star 38 Puffin kin 9 Extra 31 39 Wandared 10 Brink 41 Take the -11 Quick 33 plunge punch 35 43 Caress 18 light bulb, 37 .44 Through In comics 40 45 Forest 20 " Aaneid'. or 42 grazer " Beowulf" Mye r s Tr ee Ser-vi ce [ HOWARVt IWR.ITESfl &SONS ' I ROOFING ' All .1yj)es of rooling : IShingle, Flal , Me1al 1 1 New or Repair . , G . Seamle~s unet • Downsp,a,. Siding *(rft Eslllnlllh .94t-1405 with shuUie t·runsmission 4-wd, remote hydraulics 3 year warranty • ...,,.. Also available*'•* ;Task Master Tractors 26 horse. 38 horse, 4wd (J year warranty) • Farm l'ro Tractors 20 horse • 30.,horse BARNEY loaders, finish mowers, tillers ·· NEW ARRIVAL ZTR Dixon (Zero Turn Radius Mower) 30· inch cutting width to SO ~ inch cutting width 3 year warranty I&!! TRACTOR SALt::S & EO!J!PMEN'f right in lhe heart of Chl.~1cr . . 91!5-4384 IS NOW OI)EN AT liNDA'S PAINTING Community Cl!nter YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE •'ormcrl) at 108 \\'. !\.·lain l)omeroy • Room Addition• & The Mulberry Remodeling • New Garagea • Electrical & Plu.mbin; • Roofing & GuHtrt • Vlnvl Siding & Painting • Pallo 1nd Porch ~kl We dO .It all except 260 Mulberry A,·c. Pm11troy Same Griat l..ow Price~· ami .~milirrg Fn'endly Fare.t. THE />..~". OLD fRlf:.t-IC> P'"1<.11-N, l 'r.\ S\(2:.\ CIL'( Of'.\ A L~'iT t-WI£ 51'-S I:'> Will\ 1-\IM I OF M\1\\E::. LII.JE::'> \tool 'IOU!l.. tool( \G,f\OOR.· V.C. YOUNG Ill Mon-•'rL BORN . LOS~R P'" furnace work OPEN fi.COC>-t'\E.D FlO)(IE. 1 ;,-,.-.., 1>0 '100 Kt-<0\<.l 1-\1~ '? 992..fi215 WIJ Q3tir.l5 Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Yetrt Local E rltnce 111gb an.. Dry Storage Sx Ill, lOx I 0, lOx IS, 10x20, 10x30 Janet Jeffers ·33795 Hiland Road . Pomeroy, Ohio MUlEY'S SElF STORAGE 97 Beech Street . Middleport, OH 10x10x10xl0 ' 992·3194 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only Self·Sioroge• ROBERT BISSEll co11mucnoN • New Homes • Garages· STANLEY TREE starting al 27 horse · 57 horse Let me do 1! for youl Phone (740) 992-5232 • Complete TRIMMING. Remo_deling GENERAL . CONTRACTING • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Ra~es . • References J4D-992-1m Stop & Compore F.Q"st All pass .This week, we have been exploring opening leads. But sometimes you must also look further down the road. You-are East. Agai nst lour spades. your partner leads the heart fou r. How would you plan the defense? South's adverse·vulnerability pre-empt promi$85 a respectable sevep-card suit and some 6-1 0 high·card point"s. North can ant tcipate the possibility of four last losers, but since th e contract caul(:! be -laydown , he must raise to game. To' defearfour spades. tl\e. defense needs lour tricks. Clearly, these Will have 10 come from the red suits: either two hearts and two diamonds or three hearts and one diamond . But you (East) also have three gems of information. First, you should realize that West has a1 most five 1'1earts because he led a fourth·h ig.hest . tour and the three is "on vlew In the ~ dummy. ~second , West ttas the heart queen because leading fourth-h ighest guarantees an honor in the suit. Third , South must have a diamond honor because West would have· led the diamond king If he tteld the king and queen. You take the first tri c ~ with the heart king and cash the heart ace. What card does West drop? If it is higher than the four, lle m'ust have started with fou r hearts. Then. cash !he diamond ace before returning your last heart. . Here, thougt1, West plays the heart two at the second trick, showing that he began with five."Needing two diamond tricks, you should shift .lo a low diamond. II West has the diamond king , everything is rosy. But with this layout, the questiOn is: Wi ll South guess correctly? (I think it is unlikely.) New Daal_er tor Menta•a Tractors The Parish Shop OhijJ 740.IJ9J!;7Q5] 740-416-2R2.\ 740-591-4641 Pass :\lorth 4• Watch trick one and trick two NOw, TtiiS BABY IS t.OAl>EC> WITtt OPTIONS! ' 'S. R~~''fiJ•. 1 ,Hupp BIG NATE l N JN C I\T ·~> IMPORTS Athens S HE l OOK""• Wfl \ - FFP A.ND WE L L CARED Fe • ~ . Tti E. I ' LL AS K Nt iGHBORHOOD ~ tiAYSE :':>DMEBOOY CAN S HEt> SOttE L\(., HT O N Ttii S ! Whaley's Auto Parts St."Ri.68J Darwin, OH 740·99~·7ifL\ or 740-992-5553. Re<lockiny In te !Uxlel Sttf,aye and .4rter .\fa rket fhrts See Brei1l ur Brian Whaley M-Fri 8;30-5:00. Sat. 8:30-Noon Sun. Closed · Advertise in this space for $1 04 permon.th. PEANUTS WHEN CAN WE 60 HOME ? rr'S 60&1N6 OUJHE&E! IT WOULDN'T BE BORING IF YOU'D CATCH TI-lE BALL NOW AND THEN! .. 01-1, SURE .. SET PERSONAL, J.lUI{? SUNSHINE CLUB Available • Free Estimates "Insured" I I Ca II Gary Stanley 740·741·2293 i ' Leave a message GARFIELD Hill 's Self Storag e 0171 f. POe~ DO ALL. I-I iS OWN IN AN5WE:R 1"0 YOUR MAN<; L.E:TIERS .. . ~1"UN15! 29670 Bashan Road Racine. Ohl6 river ' 47 Bad or Two-color good !llgn cookie 48 AlnH off Track down 49 B.Y.Jove I Hang-glide 50 Steaiofrom CoUege credit ' Tallow ' 51 Almost· grads 54 Cattle filed aource Starry vista Drain& Skip over More timid EKclalmlng over by LuiS Campos Eael1 letter in the c1phe< starKJs 101 anothe• ~Today's clue: Z oqua/s i . ··FCGGBMCCK·p J RHPZUJK CHGB cc PZUUG, cs S R G L. " CS MU ZCMH, SJE .ZCCB LCZCO Zt- CH 0 l K K ·eJCP EJ Hp CIZ I PEFIGO. UCY ' PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Beethoven 's Fifth SymphQny.is the most sublime noise that has ever penetrated into the ear orman: - E.M. Forster (c) 2005 by NEA , Inc. 7-1 . ~~~~;~~~~ ·s© . \\.JJ ~- ~ r.. ~s· l~ht~ ~y CLAY I. WOlD UMI 'O~IAN O RectrOnQt Saturday, .July- 2, 2005 By Bernice Bede Oaot You may get an opportunity to put together something in the year ahead which will be both very worthwh ile and prof itable . There 's a strong chanCe that two o th sr associates of aqua! talent may be Involved aS w~ ll CANCER (June 2 1-Ju!Y 22) - Try to make lima today to spemtwith an old rrlend you t1aven't seen lately. Th e get-together will 'be plaasant. as well as helpful to you In bringing you up to date on whDt's new. LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - The less people know abou t your intentions today or how you p!ali to go about ac:l'lievlng them , the better. Others mlgl'lt mean well. but In reality. they may only confuse the Issues lor you. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22)' ~ Sovera l interesting avenues for bringing about something for which you've beon ho~ t ng w ill bfl opened to you today. l1 'I'.'Cn't maHI!r wh ich route you SBiec:. they'll all lead to your go~.J LIBRA {Sept . 23-0ct. 23) - Your leadership qualities will surtace today in ways that witt be highly eHftcttve and useful to others You aren't apt to be offen sive or too forceful. yet all wm knciw you 're In charge. SCOAPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) A couple of situations may arise today that may be similar to those whi c ~ you harld!ed success fu lly previously Tt1is time you 'll bo able tci use your e~~:penen c e as a guide. S AGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec . 21 l Associate s wilt hold you in high esteem today becau se of the hlgh work ethics ybu display in doing your job. You 'll do for :yourself, but won't forget th ose to wll o m you 're obligated either C APRICO RN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Your word wlll bo your bond loday and whert you say you'tt do' some· thing . ot.hers dan count on it be1nQ, , dono. because any prom 1ses you make to friends will be upheld to th e lener. AQUARIU S (Jan 20·Fob. 19) - Use your time . talents and Eino rgles pro· duclively today and what you accom plish w111 nor only ,b"e rewardtng but will withsta nd the tosl of time. You'll m a~e sure wha t yo u· do will be m oan · mgtu l . PI SCES (F eb. 20-March 20) --'-· This •s the riQhl day to engago in a con· versat1on w1th a friend over !11\ issuo th a t'~ been on }IO~t 'm•nd and b'Orhoring you . You 'll lind a way to be forth . right without bflmg forwa rd or fHlfSh ARIE S (March 2 1-Ap ril 19) Contlraue to give top pr1ority today to matters that can e nhance your maiO· rial secu nty. If your motivation is ou·n do whatever II strong enough. y_ take s to t"lelp you build· a large nest egg. form 46 Ptttth\Jrgh Celebrtl'f C1ftl9r o-yptogram! are ere! led 'rom quotaiKJJ'\S lly lfmOu' oo-:rple psst eM present <!tJur 'lltrthdllw : l ·HINK.. "lt\ IS A. -;·1 RAY . E"LU :. N. 44 Blirn toppere 45 Shape or CELEBRITY CIPHER AstroGraph lerters of t.l\t lour scrambled words be· low to form four sirnple words. D E RB B A I B YE N ' j PI' I I . 0 ~~~r(!Gif. ~. . , . :.:. K ~-;:E,. . ;.RT-1-11 ~ If you dorf!l- have anything nice lo say aboul a famous per· son , you can usually gel a pretty good •• • .••.• 0 ?_,.:. ..:,:,NI , • • ,,;.1 • . . L-....1-...1..-,!--L-J......J Ccrnoiel: the <hodl c G'c•:d . . by l tll1ng i':' the m•nino wotdJ . vov d~-..elop ffom 1tep No. J brlow. ft PRI"'I NUMSWD ~ lEITER$ IN SOUI<RfS SCRAM-LETS ANSWE«S •- 30 - o-s Fe 1ony · Staff· Broke · Invent· AFTERNOON One dummy to another, "It's nice lo sleep until noon, but it interferes with my AFTERNOON napr· ARLO & JANIS ' ~UG HUG. ?MOOCH ~MOOCH J GOT YOUR Mf}:h!>.G!C, ' TAURU $. (APril 20· May 20) Be conscientious today about 1mportan1 t8Ke seri- 740.9411-2211 you can enJoy 8 good laugh or two .• even If 1t's abOut you. ' GEMIN I (May 21-June 20} !.,_ Ass!stance 'lrom so meone who r,e ally knows ·.what he/Bhe I& doing may be lortl'lComin g tOday U will lnvoiV$ get_t!ng you out ol a bind Hill>! htu. seemed to be; almost lmpoaa!ble to reaotve . Hours 7_ :00 AM • 8:00 PM 111411 mo ,GRIZZWELLS Scorpion Jradors "Taking The Sti11g Out Of Hard Work!'" :iiOM~IME:S ! .1\-\IH\<.. .r MY Mlt-ID -~ •• • i J.'ML~I~ ~ .• SOUPTO NUTZ - - - - - - - - - - ·40......,.. . . . .,. . :..-,. 'u .. .... " Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp.& 40hp Kubota Engines Shop Classlfleds! BAUM LUMBER ) St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 .. , , "+" entt 9 5 FRANK.· & EARNEST B.\l li\-1 IXI\IBER Po!e Barn JO.x50i11 OFT 56795. includes Parnled Free DelNety Metal, www nationwidepoleoarns c om 1937)559-8385 bounce 23 Battery's Opening lead: • 4 Bucket Truck the PAIN out of PAINTING! Pomcro~', W~st 22 Bring to a boU 1 Hoop·a place 23 Wood· 2 Tulsa's st. · shaving 31 Squint9d !! too! 4 Prollts. 24 Poet!s 5 Gill contraction . 22 Infield t ·K 6 • 42 South :l 4 Now Avallllble At 1995 Ford T-Bird LX V8, Rtdtng mower. Murray Sunroof. Cellphone, Front W1za rd. 11 Hp, 30 1n . cu t. 1Bumper cover & HOOd ' Bra . S250;, 81 Ford F 100 V 8." Leos .Great. Runs Great 28Bl. 5400. (740)992·7607 .· 55.00010BO (~ )59~·6437 • DOWN execs 10 97 3 .KQJ IU YB1 _. 45771 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1519 t· .• • B6 5 19 Stop 21 Pubtishlng A K 8 A Y5 2 South and additions. '"'-n,·or c,·,,·,.n I iilir;;;;~~;;~;;;;l 17 Manner Dea ler: South • Stump Grinding . Owner: Brian Durham Phone: (740) 949-4011 Specializing in custom homes Fo:~~ Mower"s. Call for price. MomR Hows 1. ~ Carmichael Equipment. 2 bedroom apt. m Rio ~ MERCHANDISE . , {740)44 6·2 41 2 1999--Trail Ute Bantam Graflde, $325 pluS $325 ~ Flyer. E)(cellent condition. deposit. Catl {740)245·9060. LlvEsnx::K · Loaded. Must see. 740· Amana motel type. 2 bedroom apl. heater/AC, 9000 BTU wfdlg- ~~--------'· 949-2709. 58,000 · , Washer/dryer hookUp. Water ital contro ls, 5400. Also , Ask aboul O"r AOHA .:..._:..::__..:.:..:.:.:.._:__ _ h t 35 .. 98 Jayco Eagle 30ft. 5th paid. Nice location, no pets. L en nox ea pump, · ton, Member Discounts on new wheel with &tide out. $375/mo. plus deposit 5200 condition. shape, · John Deere Equipment. EKcellent (740)446-9442 . great 40 24 34 1_7_ _ _l _ s_-o_,__ · - - - - ·carmichael • Equipment (740)448-3505 3 ' rooms & batll , all utilltt!is Dish Receiver' & Box tor (1,40)446·2412. , Coleman Camp l n~ Trailer pa1d, Down sta 1r~ . 919 Sale eKcellent condition • 12FT, 2 Klf10 Beds, $4,995 Seconcl Ave , suitable for 1 525.00 (304)937-3346 call John Deere Riding Mow~rs call for Details (304)675· 9295/mo. (740)446-3945 al1er 5pm · st!rti!"'IJ !J S1,399 Financing -~1_::73:'~-----­ Air Cond,tioned Large ' Fiberglass popup camper, available s:.~bjecl to Jol'ln Starcrah fold -up camper. UpstairS Apar tment. . 2br, 1 s 4 $ 1800 . 3 Dog Frick Deere Credit approval. Your . ·Appliances furn•st~ed . seep . . . , . payments could be as low Air/heat, sink, alove & relrlgOeposit Required . sawm11! wtth gas power untt , as 539 month with SO down. erator, sleeps 4. Wai $4,995 54 '000 S300'month (304)675·7783 .$ . ; medal canle racks. Carmichael Equ ipment reduced to · $3 ,995. 75 haywagons 5 ton & 8 -( • (740)~4~·2282 . 7401446 •2412 . · BEAUTIFUL APART· ton: manura spreader ; - - - - - - - - Truck Camper. AC, TV MENTS AT BUDGET 30x100 medal greenhouse ze ro Turn z-Trak Mowers Antenna. wired. tor C,able, PRICES . AT JACKSON wttll furnace. $2.000: green- trorfi'John Oaere available at like new $6 ,500 (304)675ESTATES, 52 Westwood hOuse furnaces & Suj:rpll e& , 4.9% li-ed rate fro 3353 Drive from $344 1o $442 . clrculattng fans . SSO: Phone Carmtcnael Equipment with Walk to shop & movies. Call ( 740)949-~1 t 5 1f · no! at John Deere Credl1 approval. Equa l home leav'e your phon e ( 1 4 o ) 4 4 6 - 2 4. 1 2 ;;;:;:::;::;:;:;:;:::; 74d·446:2568. Housin~ Opportuntty. number. www caroq cgm HOME r • 16 Excavated Top • Removal • Trim DURHAM'S CONSTRUCTION . 2003 Jeep Liberty Renegade . Loaded. 4:-:4 , $13.900 . Call {740)256· 1618 or (740)256·6200 r~ 45783 Tree Service 2004 Ford F-150 SUpercrew 4x4, FX4 off road package, 5.4 \[8, 6·CD ·changer, run· ning boards , power . &.~eiything, Tonneau cover, tow package. 27.000 miles 1 e:-:cellent condition. N.A:.D.A. Book Value $30,375, sell tor $28,900. (740)446·8217. CAMPERS ¥ 58 Stapllhl cuffs on 59 F00tbaU coach - Shula 60 Whiskey grains 61 Mdoo. thl task 15 Signa 1 contract • .5 3 ¥Q 7642 • Q 7" JONES' ft CanatrucUOR L---ANn-•QUFS-.,.,;,· • t;:'. ' 14 Equal to A 6 2 J 10 3 • AK QJ East West • 4 Ohio and s r t7 Fviedicare Sup. • Ca~cei =Accident ·740-667-0700 1-888·HUPP234 John Deere '0 tt. No Tit Drill __ FOR SALE tor Re"nt. Carmichael • Insured-Free Equipment . (740)446-2412 . 1984 Chevy van. Olcl.Bell , . . Eslimates • Atlantic van 99,000 miles. ..x John Deere Commercial 8oo.oo or best offer. 740. dlscnunl Wof1(site .Produds In Stoci(l! · 740-992-21121 949-2025 ,. " Compact Excavator 27C, ~;;;;;;;·10;;';:'I;"';··';~;'";"';' ; 350, 5001Skid Steers 371 , . 96 Ford Wlndstar. Power 1 320, 325, 328/Tractor windows . power locks. Loader BackhOe 110TLB. crutse. rear AJC, 160.000 Ch""k out our rental rates. miles. $2 ,600 . (740)256· =All Your Home Great Financing Available- u61:.;52;;;. . -------, lm~rovt'!mt=nt Needs c · h ,1 E · 1! armtc a~:~ qutpmen 1 ~ -MIYIURCYC' oYol • idin~ • Windows (740)446-2412, LL."'t' • Decks . Porches 4 WHEEI..ERS • Ceramic Tile & Massey Ferguson 25Q Hardwood Roorin£ diesel , 6' bush hog , 6' finish- 2002 Yamal'la 660 Raptor • Gnragcs . ·ing mower. (740)446-4949. yellOw/blac k wlmatching • Room Add . • Rootin g KBC helmet. Excellent • K i tchens • B aths New 5003, 5005 , & 5020 Condition $3,700 (304)67. · "N<! l r•l> 1·,, .c_,11 ,,,,; ·· R:u.: 1ne, OH Series John Deere Utility 1015 Tractors @ 0% lixedl 36 740-247-2162 or months. Used Utility Tractors 94 Hailey Davidson .Ultra 740-416-3508 @ 4.9% Verlablef 60 Classic, 10 ,000 miles, biLJe , 14 y rs. Experience month s. Carmichael excellent condition, $13,500. 1 me Equipment. ·(740)446-2412 (740 )949-22 17 New John Deere Round Whi rlpool wast1er & dr.yer. Balers @ 1.9°~ Fl)(ed Rate Financino for 48 Months or can j740}446-4536. New MOdel 457 Standard Round Baler Only $13,250 _.1 cash. Makes 4X5 J3ale Carmichael ~quipment . Buy or sell. Rivenne (740)446·24 12 AnttQUBS. 1124 East Main Special Purchase- John 011. SA 124 E. Pomeroy. 740· Deere 702: 8 & 1o Wheel 992-2 526. Russ Moore. Rakes/ John Deere Disk t3 DA'a , Vulnerable: North -South 95 Dodge truck, 4x4, auto· 7' King Cuttter finish mower. matrC. $3,000 . Call new blades & new double- (740)388·0011 Local Fraternity tn desperate pelt, (740)992-5963, $695 Chevy t989, short bed, step need of donated working electric stove or refrigerator Irrigation system, w_lll cover ,side, oriQ. owner, $3,099:00, 7401992-5963 Pl ease call Grim (740)709- 2.5 acres 3" PTO pump 304- ( 1195. 937-2805 Y,v;s Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark Chapel Road. Porter. Ohio. {740)446·7444 1·877-830· 9162 Free E$1imates." Easy financing, 90 days S!lme as • ·TRuCKS ·roRSAI£ r • 07·0l -<l5 t J· IO B Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Roll overs • M11jor Med ~ Gotms 1 bedroom Apartment. partially furnished . S300 month owner. (304 )675·4351 GraciOuSiivmQ. 1 ana 2 bftd· room apartmen1s at VUiage Manor and Rtverside Apartments m Middleport New 3 BR Home Only From $295-$444 Call 740· $189/mo Includes ale. del tv992·5064 Equal ...Hous1ng ery and set up. (740)385· Opportuntltes 4387. ne o i e ~m e Large 1 Bedrdbm Apartment $425/month . BR. 28A, LR. Kttchen for . Renl &Buildings. Atr, S.ee a Utilittes meluefed . {304)675· 5819 16 Ooho< Ad . • 2001 Ford E:-:plorer 4x4. Loaded, recently detailed, 59,000 mile s, new tires', $, 2.000. (7 40)256·6936 leave message . ,\11\t ~ ltHh. • Tuppers Plains, 19'31: II~ Suitt In Ht.~tch . Out Bu tldtng $20.000 OBO (304)593· CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· EO 6 AFFORDABLE I 6437 Townhouse S.p artments , 5 Hom&s uncter s10:ooo and/or small houses FOR RENT. Call (740)441· 1111 Will deliver (740)385·7671 .- - - - - - - -- · lor applicatiOn & rntormation 8 used homes under S1 .000 Will help Wllh delivery Furnls.hed upstaJrS. 3 rooms & tlath Clean, ref & dep 1740 · )~ 5" 9621 requtred. No pets (740)446· Great 2000 Fleetwood 2 bedroom with lull delivery, set-up. and central' air. Can Ruu . 17•0)l85·1434 41600 SR 95 f'leon 2 dOor, 4 cy!.,, 5 speed; 118,000 mites·, new paint, e:.tra clean Interior, real nice, runs great. $1 ,900. {740)669·0302. i I \U\1 " I 1'1'1 • and Financial Services 2dr 2001 Dod~e Stratus . One owner. like new. Pearl white, 3.0 V6, 42,000mlles. Call (850)543-4079. r Sorth Rocky Hupp lnsu~ance 2001 Ford E)(curslon Umlted 58,000 miles ~304)882-3711 2000 Ct1evy_Blazer two ~r 52,000 miles (304)593-6979 2000 GMC 314 ton plck·,up, Clarence $10.200, call Goble (740)992-1 fOB if no answer leave message role 11 Funny otory 56 Mllltlll 12 Faint 57 Gutter olio 2001 Blacl< Muo1ang. V·6, . - - - - - - . , $8500. Firm, (740)742.0502 nice clean car, runs great! For Sale: Chocolale Lab Pups, $200~00. 740·992· L~---~:.1:1-~_.1 6227 --.._ 1996 Ranger 4X4, 5 spd, 3L, Golden Reteive r puppies AMIFM cassene, AJC, off AKC 1st .shot & wOrmed .road package, new paint. $200.00 POP 304-675- $5,500 OBO. 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' • ' �\ ..· ' ' - ., .. .I Friday, !June ~· 2005 www.mydallysentlnel.com Page 88 • Jhe Dally Sentinel • ( • 'I ALONG 'FHE RivER 'I . Local art o·n display: · French Art Colony announces PUrchase AWard winners, Cl . . ·. House of the Week: Classic exterior features Palladian window, Dl • . )• tf tm • r_. PLEASE ~ • American Legion . baseball. See Page 81 ' ·A DRIVE-R ••• THAT'S ;\ . -~·f:'~~ PLAN! . SAFE THIS 4TH OF - >c. JULY - SPORTS DESIGNATil. DRIVE - •· ' ~ ' KENO!" . ..........:...-------..,~ RUTLAND· RACINE JULY 4TH 4th of July Schedule CELEBRATION Monday,.July 4th, 2005 ..~~ Middleport, Ohio · The Shoe Place ·& Locker219 992-56i7 Midd ort Ohio Parade line-up-Southern High School 9:45 Flag Raising-Post 602 10:00 Parade 11:00 Chicken Bar-B-Que (Firehouse) 3:00 Farm Antique Club Tractor Pull 3:00 Patriotic Program . 4:00 Big Bend Cloggers , 4:45 . Parade Winners Announced 5:00 RACO Frog Jump 5:00 Last Chancz Band · Southern High School Band and · Southern Elementary Star Search Winners will perform between the Band Shows 6:00 Kiddie Tractor Pull 8:00 Craig Harrison (Music) · 10:00 Fireworks · K&C Jewelers Downing-Childs~Mullen­ .Pomeroy, Ohio 992~2955 Fisher Fruth ·pharmacy Pomeroy ·92-54 • .- 992-6491 Middleport, Ohio . Details 011 Peio A6 me at na i=Dii' Bank. ----949-2210 • BY PAUL DARsT POARST@MYOAILYTRIBUNE .COM the Court of Common Pleas, _the growth is mostly because of the criminal docket, Judge Dean Evans said. "The overall case load is · certainly Increasing. but not at the same rate as the criminal case load" Evans said. .Common Pleas Court han: dies felony and civil cases for Galli a County. Evans said that in 2001 , this court handled .130 criminal indictments. By . ·Syracuse 992-6333 Farmers Bank ·, "Your Bank.For Life-~' PDIHI'Ii 11111111111 T...pen Plllll IIIII 992-2136 441-2265 681·3161 n3·6411 - 2004, that increased to 196 'felony ca~es, misdemeanor - · a 50 perce·m increase in cases and civil di sputes not four years. exceeding $15,000. · That trend is continuing As or May 2005, her court this year, he said. As or May, handled 66 felony cases, his court handled 115 cases. five rpor~ than by May of If that pace contin11es, last year; 740 mi sdemeanor Evans ' docket could criminal cases. one more approach 300 cases thi s year. than by May" or last _year; It is a somewhat different and . 2,084 misdemeanor story in municipal court, traffic cases, 366 fewer tluin however, Judge Margaret · May' 2004. ' Evans said. Her court hanShe attributed the noticedles preliminary hearings for able drop in traffic cases to . . _ lan McNemarjphotos. Keyla Johnson was named 2005 River Recreatiqn -Festival Queen Friday evening at the festival in the Gallipolis City Park, Johnson is flanked to the far left by Kristin Brandeberry, third runner·up, Brittany Mowery, first runner-up, and to the far right by Holly Canaday, fourth runner-up; and Miranda Merry, second runner-up. Johnson crowned River Rec Queen, Miss Congeniality " BY IAN McNEMAR IMCNEMAR@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS - Kayla Johnson, Gallia Academy High School senior and daughter of Kevin and Ronda Johnson of Gallipolis, was crowned 2005 River Recreation Festival Queen and was also voted Miss Congeniality by fellow queen contestants Friday during the 40th annual fe~tival in !he Gallipolis City Park. Johnson hesitated with slight disbelief when -she was announced as this year's queen. · ·Thank you so much," she said, smiling, to judges from the stage. She happily thanked the Please see Queen. Al A pleased Kayla Johnson holds her crown as 2004 Queen Ashley Caldwell attaches a sash, naming Kayla the 2005 River Recreation Festival Queen Friday evening in the Gallipolis City Park . EPA to.reassess human dange,r of CS BY BRIAN ' J. REED Chester, Ohio ..~Racine Pomeroy, Ohio MiddlepQrt WEATIIER 985-3301 ' sher hse Pharmacy f, ' Bcium Lumber . Middleport, Ohio Fune·r al Home • Baby Tot Sparkler winners named at festival. SeePageA2 • DOD report challenges USAF plans for 130th. _ SeePageA2 • Fireworks set for Centerville. See Page A3 . • School board meets Tuesday. See Page A3 • MRIDD Boatel sla~s meeting. See Page A3 • Emergency summer cooling-program continu~;~s. See Page AS • Missing Idaho girl found at Coeur d'Alene · restaurant; brother feared dead. Page AS • Festival names Little Mr. and Miss Firecracker. SeePage AS ·Pomeroy, Ohio - Ohio \ 'nl. :Jl). :\o. :.LJ. Stale Highway Patrol . officers i., 6umg more warnings . and fewer ticket> for lesser 1 offen,es. . Al\hough the criminal docket in municipal court is down so far thi s year, the overall number of cases is about the same. Margaret ··rrv71ti"s said. That is because civil filings through her coun have increa ~ed signifi· -Please see Courts, Al Honoring veterans festival's theme· see 992-21.55 992-6687 • Increasing case load puts strain on courts ·INSIDE The Daily Sentinel ·· · Insurance Pomeroy, Ohio Q~ality Print Shop 992-3345 '· Brogan Warner . SI ..)U Page AS • John W. Duncan • Dempsey Roger O'DeU • Harley David Wells Pomeroy, Ohio 992-3785 '1iddlt·por·l• (,allipoli~oo • .Jul~ :~. :.!ou:; Bv IAN McNEMAR ·Attorneys 992-5132 rt, Ohio Musserlnsurance 992-3381 . -- IMCNEMAR@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM Crow&Crow 992-2635 Pom Pcmu:ru\ • - 9:15 Ingels Radio Shack, &Jewelry · Midd ----------- - - - --- . ALL ACTIVITIES AT STAR MILL PARK EXCEPT PARADE AND BAR-B-QUE. 992-6611 . . - ' For Craft Spaces'Call Call Maxine Rose at Home National Bank 949-1210 Valley Lumber &Supply - GALLIPOLIS - On most days, the staff in the Gallia County · Clerk of Courts office don't have a lot of free time. That is common for most staffs· in offices associated with the county court system lately. During the past couple of years, the case load has inGreased tremendously, In • • Saturday, July 2nd, 2005 9:00 a.m ... :...Parade Line-up 10:00 ............ Parade Noon ............. announcement of p~rade . . wmners noon- 2:00 pm local entertainment . 1:00 - ............. bmgo starts 2:00 _pm - s:oo pm Karaoke 2:00 pm ......... kiddy game start, balloon toss, egg race, and more, an by the Rutland Nazarene Church, prizes awarded to the. winner .1:oopm - 11 :oo pm Nashville recording artist Sharp - ()hiu \alit ·~ Puhli ... hing( u. ·/ ·-' Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties -' ~ ·• Meanwhile, the C8 Health BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Project. funded through a class action lawsuit settlePOMEROY - Members ment between DuPont and Environmental · customers in affected -water of .. an Protection Agen.cy advisory districts. plans informational board have deemed the public meetings later this chemical C8, which has been month to discuss the effe~ts identified in four local water of the chemical in local supplies, a ··likely · carcino· water. supplies. gen:· and recommends that One of those meetings will 7 to !I on the EPA conduct additiOJlal be held the effects of the chemical. carcinogenicity, another from 7 to '9 on July human 15 at Meigs High School. based on animal studies. The Mason County In a draft report released last (W.Va.) public water supply week, the majority of memhas tested positive for C8, as ~ hers on an EPA scientific ad vihave the Tuppe~s .Plains· sory bOard that reviewed the Chester . ..yater Dtstn,ct and report concluded that C8 is the mumctpal water suppltes ''likely" 10 be carcinogenic to or Pomeroy and Syracuse. humans and that the EPA The EPA' said earlier this should 'conduct cancer risk year that tis draft nsk assess- · assessments for a variety of ment of rtluorooctanotc tumors found in mire and rats. • 24 PAGES Lions Club hopes to continue flag decoration Around Town _ A3 The word "'organization" BY .BETH SERGENT Celebrations C4 BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENnNEL~COM may imply ·a large number Classifieds D Section of people, but in fact there •• PQMEROY Did you are around four members in insert . Comics ever notice that -American the Pomeroy/Middleport Editorials · A4 · flags are ' always out on Lions Club that keep the tr,a· Movies A3 major holidays ·in.' down - ditions alive. ' · town Pomeroy ? The With dwindl'ing member· . .Obituaries AS Pomeroy/Middleport Lions ship, it .becomes more and A2 Regional Club notices because it's the more difficult )o find the B Section _ organization that puts them . maripower to place the 65 Sports "" · Weather · A6 · on display for eight holi · flags downtown, but still the tradition continues - a tradays a year, © aoos Oht~ Valley Publtshi!lll Co . GALLIPOLIS - - Men, women , children and families tilled the Gallipolis City Park Friday for the opening day of the 40th · annual River Recreation Festival and more importantly, to remember the true reason for the occasion - to begin the celebration of the birth of the 'United States of America. Gallia·Coumy Chamber of Commerce President Ryan Sm'ith introduced Jenny Dyer. who delivered the national anthem . Smith also introduced patri· otic speaker Keith Jeffers, pres.ident of Oallia County YeJ_(lfans Service Commission and U.S. Army veteran. Jeffers retired in 1995 from the military with .just over 25 years or service, including services in Vietnam, Korea and Germany. Jeffers instilled upon the crowd three points: lhe rea· son to celebrate, the right to celebrate and the responsibil· ity to celebmte. 'There is nostalgia about the Fou rth ()f',July - cook· outs. ice creatn, parades, the displaying of our ·flag and wearing of patriotic clothing.: · and firework s." he said. "I .would like you to think of thqse who gave us the right to celebrate, those who preserved our freedoms through the years and who continue at this very moment to preserve tho se rights and ' freedoms. Think of the sacrit1ces made in the past, the present and those sacrifices yet to be made in the future by these young men and women who are inh<trm's way today: · ''Those visions that were established by the Declaration of Independence are ·never dying and they continue to light the way for us as we face the challenges that the future may bring," he added. ''Now is the time • to stand united' as .a nation and support our troo~s. our ideal s and oar pre'sidenl. Let's not be driven apart by our differences. but work at our individual responsibility wi thout regard · to who we. Plea~s;e~s;ee~cia.~Alii-=~~it~l7,o~rd~e~r~tl~wTt~..~.e~c~a~n~~~-- ·INDEX 4 SI!CfJONS - dition that most people take ing it one or the best-kept for granted. secrets in the county. "That's why we haven't In fact , in Meigs Coupty. quit," Lions · Club ;Vice the Lions Club has donated President Bruce · -.Teaford 35 park benches, contributed , sa itl. "If we would stop. peo- thousands of dollars in llood pie would be unh~ppy. We relief, ·sponsored 1wo dogs sure don't do it for the that ha\(& become seeing-eye glory." • . guides. r\'furbished the The Lions Club is a ser- pavilion at Beech Grove vice organization ihat often Cemetery and provided t~e does not share in the lime• light or its good deeds. mak• Please see Club, Al • honof an<t pay tribute to great- country, our own United States of America." · Jeffer' \vas joined by Lauren SchmolL 2004 Miss Gallia County and 2005 grdduate ·or River Valley High School. She is the daughter of James and Deborah Schmoll of Cheshire, and has been in volved in National Honor Society, Beta Club. Drama Club. Ke y Club, . An Club. French Club and w~s one of six co-valedictorians at the RVHS grad!Jatlon ceremon1es. · Pl,ase see Veterans; Al .) . \ I . ' ,_, '· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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