https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1812d59171ccdee3353676646333e786.pdf 2a0a2a383da3cc66f401609a355560a9 PDF Text Text • The Daily Sentinel • Page 88 Thursday, September I, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com PoUntPleasantnruwn home after surviving hurricane, AS Free square dancing lesson offered, A6 e .. If you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week, C/O The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1893, Nt ""-It l ot ' t •t • .. .,. 1~11 •t. I off Jeff Burton by .511 of a ·Race: Ameriques! 300 Raco: NCTS 200 Where: California Speedway, second in a two-tap shootout Where: Califo rnia Speedway, Where: Richmond IVa.) InterFontana [2.0 miles). 250 at the end. It was Ken seth's Fontana (2.0 miles; . 150 national Raceway (.75 first victory in 57 races, and laps/ 300 miles. laps/ 500 miles. miles), 200 laps/150 m11es. the victory left Kenseth 11th When: Saturday, Sept. 3 When : Sunday, Sept. 4 When: Thursday, Sept. 8 last year's winner : Elliott in the points standings, on ly Laat year's winner: Greg Bif· · Last year's winner: Ted Musa position out of a race -off fle Sadler . grave Qualifying record : Kyle birth entering the fina l two Qualifying record: Tony Stew- Qllallfylng record: Jamie Me- · Busch. Chevrolet. 188.245 regular-!:eason races. At- art, Chevrolet. · 185.941 Murray, Dodge, 125.436 mph, Feb. 25. 2005. though it was his first Bri stol mph, April 26, 2003. mph, Sept. 9, 2004. Race record: Jeff Gordon. victory. it was hts seventh Race record : Hank Pa rker , Race r(tcord: Bob KeselowsChevrolet. 155.012 mph, top-10 finish in his past eight Jr, Chevrolet, 155.957 mph, ki, Dodge , 104.167 mph, visits to the .533-mile track. April28, 2001 . June 22.1997. · Sept. 4, 1997. Last week: For Matt Nex<el Cup points leader Tony Last week : 'Ryan Newman , in Last week: Mike Skinner, ir.~ Kenset h. the third time Stewart. outside.the top 10 a Dodge, won for the third a Toyota, won the O'Reilly proved to be the charm. Tile for much of the night, ap- week in a row, taking the 200 at Bristol. Sharp1e 500 was the third peared near the front as if by Food City 250 at Bristol. race he domin8ted but the magic. keeping his edge and f~rst he won. The 2003 Cup finishing 1n the top 10 for the Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Race:.Sony HD 500 Mallt-llenseth, counted out of title chase only a tew'races ago, now is only 11 points out of ~ 1he top 10. He became the 11th ;N ""'' , I • driver to win a.race this year. tj;IIIJ~ff Gor,don's upward mobility .-illc0f1tlnued with a sixth-place fin· ~~1$h In the Sharpie 500. lncredl~- bly, Gordon now resides in the top 10 witlrtwo races remaining ·• before the Chase begins. . ~Tony Stewart's eighth-place finIsh was his worsl showing in the past 10 races. but it padded his • points lead to 213. Ten races ago, he was 380 points beh1nd Jimmie Johnson and in 10th · place. Of course. the edge will mean little after two more races . . ~Stewart's lead over 10th-place Gordon is 611 points, If Stewart . maintains the lead. which is al- ct1amp10n ted 415 out of a ~ The ON MONDAY POMEROY - The Daily Sentinel will not be published Monday, Sept. 5, to allow its emp loyees lo observe the Labor D:•:. hbliday. Regular publication and business hours resume Tuesday, Sept. 6. 10th consecutive race. Stew- IN THE SPOTLIGHT BRANDON WHITI , CRAFTSMAN TRUCK SERIES ~-" FEUD OF THE WEEK ing. Harvick has been t~ lking • about moving on, and a split ap- pears to be getting more and more likely. Where wilf Harv1 ck wind up? That's .hard to say. ~A s expected. Scott Riggs iv1ll move with ht s sponsor. Valva- line, to Ray Evernham·s Dodge operatien next year. Sterling Marlin appears to be his likely successor at MB2 Motorsports. players Roger Staubach and Troy Aikman plan to debut ~!:> -NFL their own Nextei ·Cup team next year.· Could that be where Harvlck is heade d? Or m1ght he land at Joe Gibbs Racing in Gibbs' No. 11 Chevrolet? ~Dale Earnhardt Jr.'s title hopes I. are ail but dead. He would have to make up 117 points in two races in order to. make the top 10. He would 'also have to move past Gordon . Kenseth. Jam ie McMurray, Elliott Sadler and · Dale Jarrett m the standmgs. to his Bristol tiff w1th Jarrett, Ryan Newman's status ~Than ks Is suddenly uncertain. He ~e­ mains ninth in ·lhe standings. but he's only 10 ahead of Gordon, 31 ahead of Kenseth and . 32 ahead of McMurray. WHO'S HOf ANU WHO'S NOJ • Who's hot Matt Kenseth has three topfive finishes· In the past four races. .'.. Jeff Burton's sec.- ond-place finish at · Bristol was his best of the · season. . ~Who 'I not- Jamie McMurray. drapped from 10th to 12th In 1 the points standings as a result of his Bristol showing . ... '"'Dale Jarrett fel t from 11th to "' .14th . . • Southern sweeps tri-match. See Page 81 E s 1ence Ryan Newman u s Jarrett Ryan Newman vs. Dale Jarrett Whitt's breakthrough showing he's learning to pick his spots On July 23, Brandon Whitt, a 22year·old from El Cajon, Calif., enjoyed a career breakthrough by winning the Crafts man Truck Series race at Me·mphis Motorsports Park, a .75-mile oval in Millington, Tenn. . · Whitt had demonstrated considerable promise b~fore, but Memphis signaled his arrival as one of the sport's genuine· up-and-comers. Finally, ·in Memphis, he managed to put it all together. "Jt was frustrating because we were running so well," Whitt said. "The team was really coming together, but until Memphis, we just couldn't make it through those last 15-20 laps when everything was happening. Finally, we reached the point where we put it together, and we started making it to the end of races and getting some good finishes. "We fin ished in the top 10 in Kentucky (July 9) and won Memphis, so that showed we were starting to get the bugs out. The team's coming together great. We've got a great. relationship witH TRD (Toyota Racing Development). They're helping us move forward. Everything's really falling into place." Whitt said his viCtory was more than just a·matter of luck evening out. "Adversity will teach you something," he sa id . "Every time something happened. I learned something. The feel right before a tire blows out, for instance. There were things I had never experienced before. For me, I learned the different feels of stuff that. was about to happen or could've happened. From that aspect, there wer~ a lot of pluses that came out of what seemed at the ·time like bad luck. · "A couple of problems have reoccurred, and because I've learned some things, we've been able to cure them just like that. We're not guessing anymore. We've been through it." Whitt has also learned to pick his spots . Young drivers have a tendency ticularly devasta ting blowto Jarrett's I'm saying.·· NASCAR This Week's Monte Dutton gives his take: -Jarrett de· clined comment after the incidents. but 1t seemed remarkable that a veteran d,river wou ld do something so obviously destruc tive to his t itle hopes. As one o-bserver noted. 'Maybe it just felt good.'- LEGENDS AND LORE NASCAR haa been coming to California for years California Speedway only joined the Cup circuit 1n 1997, but NASCAR has hejd races in Southern California almost from the very be'ginning. The Fontana track is located only a few miles from two major tracks that are no longer in operation. A huge shOp- ping mall exists where Ontario Motor Speedway, a 2.5-mile track. once stood, and the historic Riverside road course hosted Cup events from 1958 through 1988. Races were run OBITUARIES Page AS • Robert E. Burris, 58 • Violet Ferguson, 88 INSIDE • AHunger For More. See Page A2 • Fall classes offered at Ariel. See Page AS • MSWCD contest winners announced. See Page A6 WEATHER at Carrell Speedway, in Gardena . from 1951 through 1954, and Ascot Stadium·. 1n Los Angeles. was the scene of race!? from 1957 through 1961. FAN Tlf"':S . Three-day ticket package available for Atlanta Atlanta Moto'r Speedway is of- gressive. If you take too ·many chances, you're going tb wind up 'in the fence.' Tnere's a time and a place, and you've got to pick and choose and just be smart.'' Contact Monte Dutton at . hmduttonSO@aol.com .A. reques1 from Lebanon Tm'n'hip.Trustec s to rename t:ounly road 705 lo "N uBegi nnin g Road" wus approved. The wad was <.:rc«lcd "' pmt of the Ohi p Depanmehl or Transportalion 's Ra vemwood Cnnncclor project and was adde u 10 Lebanon Township's road inventory in 2003 eiTeclive Jan. I. 2004 but was never llamed . Please see Paving. AS . ·R io Grande Early morning fire damages official dies • downtown Middleport boil .....·S in accident BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM fered ·a three-day ticket package for $69 tha t incl udes admission to five events over three days on the Oct. 28-30 Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500 weekend . The package inc ludes admission to qualifying, an all-star Legends Cars race. the !ROC season finale , a Craftsman Twck Series race and the Nextel Cup' 500-miler. For more information. go tO www.atlantamotorspeedway.com or call the tick- •. BEFORE THE RACE STOP IN AND VISIT OUR DELl OR HOT STUFF PIZZA! Ice Clilll Baar ........ far Caiflli!llf RIO GR.A.NDE - DeanS. Brown. an alumnus of the University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community Coltege who fill ed several ad minis- . trat ive· posts in a 36-year .. caree r with the universit y, died of injuries• suffered in a lraffi c accident in .Circleville on Thur,day. Brown. 65. who was Rio Grande·, vice president for cnrollmenl and in stitutional advancement. was returning to· Rio Grande follvwing a <rip w California to vi sit with alumni and members of the board of trustees when his car was .stru ck hy a traclortrailer. Th e acc ident also causeu the Jeath of a motor- mornm g, tiona l,' said Newman. -and that's all to seize every opportunity, which creates a higher likelihood of trouble and also makes their moves predictable to more experienced drivers they are attempting to pass. · "My spotter tells me all the time to be aggressively smart," Whitt said. "You've got to pick your spot to beag- tag of $399.975 and ;hat ;he · · Meigs County Gr:1111 ' . D;i\'CilJ>Prl said they are curapplication is for Iss ue 2 .A.clinini , trator Jea n Tn1"ell rcntl y ;a lkin g wi;h office funds. informed the connnissioncrs hokkrs to .sec whal c:lm be The agreemeni w'!' pre- that she would dc l1ver 1hc done at 1hc coun ;y ie\ ·cl to. sen ted by Sara 'wi<lpol of on> 'bid . rcc:eived for th e bnth S:i\:e mt>ney and have Meigs County Engineer · Syra<.:usc wa ter pump pri1jct:t futu re at:c:cs.s I<> fuel. Eugene Tripleit \ office. . lo lhc Syr:ICUSC Water Board C'ommi '< i(lncrs al'o The agreement require s · for rev iew. The hid c:am accepted tlw lcrm s.a nd cnn clt O!;vc T01~nsh1p to prol'·;uc from Smilh's Drilling in liOn s ol ihc (<HlillHin.[ty fund s totaling 2.36 percent of Creo la for $X.663 for dcli v- Hou sing . lm prnvcme nt . the project while Orange e ry and in.stallalion of <he Program "htc:h rei;Hcd tn Township is required to pay pump and n<'olo r. pul1c<c' and proceuurcs. The .43 percent and the Meigs .A.s for the current >pike in pol~c:e s and ·procedures County Commissioners will .gas prices Sh eets and rcquncu approval m orde r lor provide 28.2 1 percent. Commissioner Mick CHIP to rl'l easc fund s. MIDDLEPORT - .A. downtown Midaleport business and residenlial building was de>~royed by fire and an adjace'nt structure damaged by smoke and water early Thursday chance of making t he Chase. "Mine was unintentional, and his was inten- Brandon Whitt, 22, recently won his first Craftsman Truck Series race. He's beginning to find that patience on the track is one of racing's great virtues. POMEROY - , Yesterday the Meig s· County Conimission voted to. enter into a cooperative H,greement with' Olive and Oran ge Townships to submit an applicalion to the Ohio Pttblic Works Commission for lhc Round 20 Meigs County Paving Project. Comm issioner Jim Sheels said the project has a price applying for Issue 2 funds for paving The two tangled twice during the -turning right into Newman whi le Newman's Dodge was pa ss ing him on the outside - represe"nted a par- John Clark/ NASCAR This Week BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM """ ·""<lail"''"l"u·l.,-.. ,u BY .CHARL.ENE. HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MVDAILYSENTINEL.COM Sharpie 500. and Jarrett's "payback' et office at (770) 946-4211. & Supply Co. SPORTS R Harvick and owner Richard Childress appears to be deteriorat- v No. 38 CURE 'AUTISM Now TOYOTA By Monte Dutton NASCAR Th is Week relationship between Kevin IHIII\\ , SI .I''II ·. \IIII ·. H :!. :!UU:; No SENTINEL .. CQmmission possible 500 laps, holding art nnished eighth. .most a certainty now, and if Gor- don rema ins in 10th place , the two will' be separated by only 45 points entenng the final 10 races. thanks to the Chase format. -; (Jti '\ 1'->•\(JI<-;:; ' " - 11 .A.ecording to a report from Middleport fire ehief Jeff Darst, both of the second story apartments in 1he brick building localed at 30 North Sec:ond St. and owned by Rex and Brenda Darst of Syracuse, were occupied , but the street level business room was not. The apartment re sidents. were already out of the building when firemen arrived at the sce ne . · Th e chief said lh e fire which apparently started in one of the two second floor apartments remains unuer investigation. "We can' t determine .the cause until we can get in and take a look and we can't make an assessmenl of damage until after ;hat." said the fire chief. .A.s for the adjacen l unoccupied building, owneu by· Sandy lannarelli of Middleport. he said it had only smoke and water damage . · The mosl extensive damage in the Darst building was confined lo the hack apartment. according to the chief. who noted that the ..entire area has been roped off now because of some danger 9f partial collapse of the walls. "A section of the roof has already fa llei1 in and some parts of the building are not looking lOt\ good and might fall." he said. . Approximately 50 volunteer firemen from four departments were on the '· cycle passenge r. Dr. Barrv Dor.sev . . Rio Granue ·' jJre,iuen t: said Brown' s dcalh was a shock to the c:ampus' ami co-workers. Fall seme"er. at Rio Gmnde be(!an las; wee k. -~To say he will b.e sorely mi ssed is cert ainly an Please' see Accident. AS Tuppers Plains receives grant for ·new fire truck BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HO EFllC H @' MYD ~I LYS ENTINEL . CO M Charlene Hoefllchj photo Fire gutted the two apartments on the second floor of this downtown MiddJe port buildTUPPERS PLAINS - The ing. lhe roof collapsed and the area arounq the building has now been roped off Tuppers Plain s Fire because of a possible partial wall collapse. Please see Fire, AS ! Department has been awarded a HclJ1teland SecuritY fedDotalls on Page A8 era! ~ rant ur S~61.~5o ·w be used - on the pmchase of a g ;J.~( l lin ~· j._ up ~.-~l lllpi.lred 11 1 , llt'W fir~.:.• truck . _ . . Bv BETH SERGENT B.SERGE~T@ MYDAIL YS ENTI NEL.COM la~t n:ar a! thi:-. time de .. pite 1 Announcemcn1 ot the led.thc jimt p .in pri<.:cs. l er;\l ~ra nt was made ,hy U.S. Tom Siew art. executive Senator M<ke De\),me (RPOMEROY - With the 2 SECTIONS- J6 PAGES sudden rise ·jn gaso liqc ' 'iee pre sident of th~ Ohi o Oh) who noted thal th~. grant Buckeye Edition B8 part ot lm F;rehglller price' lhi s week many peo- 'and Gas .A."ociation said that respected colleague in his Inves tment and Re sponse a 1 Calendars A3 . ple are wondering what ean be don e to eas~ hcin g lleld told him that the onll \ Enhanccmcm !FIRE ! .A.ct Classifieds 84-6 pinched at lhe pump short of thin~ 1l1a1 \\'ill hrin ~ dnwi1 which provide, fnr con!petiComics B7~ riding their bicycle s or hors- gas - prices is ··denl'and tive gra nt s to local fire destn<clion ." 1· departments 10 help .them betDear Abby A3 es to work. Demand tk,tructinn is the ter serYe and prntt'L·t res1d~nts Although ex pe n s arllic iE<;litorials ·A4 po111t ''here people ge< so led and their pr<'pen, . pale the spiked prices to up \\ ith the price tiMt the! .· .. Thi:-, j, gPnd !l~·w, for ~ur Faith • Values A2-3 eventually go dow n afler the l lkp,<rtmem _;utu il s g<>.nd tor etlecrs of Hurrica ne Katrina quit Lhing the product Movies As Stcw,u! ~u c "cd that ga' the l'(llimy. >lml Jell Nc\\ell. sub ~ id e. thl' pi-icc-. r._)f gasoObituaries prin:-. \\Ill ii, J\ L' tn rt".lt:h S:=i ,1 1 fi re chJeL after t1c111~ .id\ J:-.ed As line will iio doub t be high 1!allnu h~.:f{ lJ\~ l'l.lll ,umcr' \~ !ll \\ 'c dnc ~ Ja~· 111,g_ ht that th e Beth S.Uugenlfphoto B Section Sports Th is long line at a local gas station in Pomeroy shows that becau:-;c consumer demand dcc:itlcd !hat. thcy·,c·. hat! .~ ra nl had been awarded. AB consumers will shop around and wait in line for the best price re~ain s hi gh. • Weather Please see Pump. AS · Please see Fire truck. AS In fac t the Jenwnd ftir on gasoline . © 2oos Ohio Valle}· Publishing Co. . pl.llChed at the pump, hOW tO save INDEX 1 " · 1 1 ' ROAR, the roar of the crowd, the roar of the band filling the stadiuni; these are the sounds_you 've been waiting to hear. . . . . . _ _ ... 5 ,WI'WOieA'--L 106 North Second Ave .. • Middleport, OH But... admit i't, other roars have taken their toll: loud music, highway noise., power tools . Get back to the top of your game with the best hearing. .Diles Demo Days September 7, 8, 9 r .. • ~ CALLTODAY . 740.594.3571 800.237.7716 DILES ARING CENTER 275 West Union St., Athens • -~ · �.• 1 • FAITH A Hunger For More The Daily Sent~nel " Mommy." satd out 5-ye.uold son one d.ty last week Lmes ol deep- th tn ktn g lurrowed h" lt ttlc lotche.td ,,, he sought to.sdy what was on hts mtnd 'lesLis Y.ants us to lo ve each other. ttght ,.. he 4sked whtlc sttl tng tn het l.tp uThdt's 11g ht." she tl ll SWC i e d h llll. 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Gtv tn g, gomg, .111d ptetyt ng ate .tllthmgs lllclt God's people should be domg tt ght now to n1.1ke .t dtl letencc · But sci the betr lot }OUt sell htghcr 111.111 you 've ever set 11 he! ore Detre to lo ve othc ts Dell e to love them though you mu st gtve ol yourselt D.11 e to love them . even tl they ARE st 1.mge r s 'Dcat lttcnds >~n ee God >ll loved LI S we ell so ought lO lm e one .mother No one h.ts e\ cr see n God , but tf we lo ve one .tn othet, God l" es tn us .md Hts love IS m.tde complete 111 us" (I John -I II - 12NIV) But b.tck to the convcrsalt on betwee n my wtl e and so n Yes," my wtle Sdtd, .tgJee tn g w1th hun "Jes us w~ ,n ts us to love even stt.mgets But, re<~ll y honey, we don ' t have I\> c.tll them 'sy, ecthe.trt ' do we 0 We'll save that word tor the people that we know best, nght? 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'"'~ do not know ' Yes Il lS tltc \\til ot God th. n v..c lo\L' L\ l'll str.mgcts 01 LOL I I.,l' \\l' t11U..,l .111 to bt ctt k out 1n " g_tOOV IIl g_ "nng to SlgtMJ yoUJ dh ll 1 we Wl' now to love othi!rs \VO!ldC! IIli! wiMt was 101 tht:ommg..._ ''He want s LI S to love .t il people, n ght ': he .tsked. look tng tnto her eyes wtth two little blue globes of tnnocence ,mel wondet sp,ukltn g up ,tt het "Yes, th.tt' s rt glll l<lo. she repltcd Hm m for helpmg th,\11 are you II so, tlhln you netthet see what Chrtst h,ts done fo t you upon the ctoss .ts He ga£ed upon yout sp llttu al poverty. or you do not perce tve the call that He ts send tng to you n ght Pastor Thom MOllohan PageA2 we Jove s t J,tn g ei s " Out son furrowed hts eyebro ws " btl more tntensely, thought I or a moment, and then Imall y satd, "AII nght sweetheart •· (Thom Mollohan and his family have ministered in sottthern Ohio the past 10 years. He is the pastor of Patltway Community Church and may be reached for comments or questions by e-mail at pastorthom @path way gal· lipolis.com). Friday, Se,ptember 2, Friday, September 2, 2005 2005 Fellowship Apostolfc Stt onrl RMpl lsl ( hul't'h Ra\,nw.uo.>d W\1 Sunda} S,h(lll) lOam l:hurrh or Jtsw Chrlsl Apostolic VanZandt and Wud Rd , Pastor hmes M11ler Sunday Sc hool 10 ~0 am BY KEN KUSMER ASSOCI ATED PRESS WRI TER Evcmng 7 30 p m Church News Revival services underway POMEROY - Revtval servtces at Calvary Ptlgnm Cha~el , Ohto 143, wtll be contmue at 7 30 p m through Sund,ty Evanghst ts Rev E,trl Newton Spectal smgmg Harvest Festival set RACINE - The annual Harvest Fesllval wtll be held on Sunday, Sept. II, at the St. John Lutheran Church, 33441 Pme Grove Road, Rae me. Worshtp wtll be at I 0 a.m with a special mus1c pre· sentallon at 11 a.m. and a potluck dmner at noon Mulh~rrv River Valley Apo!ltohc WOfshl p Cente r H73 S 'n.J Ave, M1 ddlcpon Kevm Kun kle Pastor Sundlty, I 0 10 a m Wed nesday 7 00 Pa~tnr ·r ·r r r ·r r r -r ·r r r r r r r Emmanuel Apoliloh c Ta~rnude R -15 9 15 am J ~"O iill l' r mgh ts ••td ~unn ~ r '.ao;'JII tklft!C .,,., l11t h111d • •~.It l"~~ ~.... IU 'A orli. hu."'liii~'J !L'f u:rua.l • "'Ub ot~e uu· pl tlm . l .odt~W I)JI\ M Roofing & Building Work Pomeroy, OH 740-992-6215 It '., f\~'O(l lli 4"d Mt ntS id Sum.lu) I} 30utn Sd mol Scrvu::e w~ IIJ I l'tm tnhult our bdtnt.;; Braz ie r 700 N 2nd St Mtddleport, OH lo"~•nl lo~ ll illl 11.-: }ol' 4 our . s..nw wor~ ror P"'" ~ ••n• for t..-thm1Z Our "1ahor rllft'<'- k aU Aroond lt'l, lfl' mu- JJI ----...... stgn e rect ion .. t rt- tlt:lh and lute- lift I t"6 111p.ll.'!t"{ton R1'ward (740JIJ92 fW~ l a nd l1JIIraj.!e. \our.~ti\r.'l 01 1 l.ahllf Da\ for lhe ta.1k.<) 0411 P O Box 683 Pomero . Ohio 45769-068::. pt r f11o1111 aruf tlw """ it.T'tl) 0411 n- ndtr LiLe"'M . n-11.. 111hrr lo (:1\r I hank..; eu C.od ll'i Ev~nmg 10 1[1am Study e \ , nm g 6 30 pm Wcdm:sdu~ Hope Baptist C hurch J\"'i~U\'tS Mltft "' h1ti1 ""t' 6 30pro 9 Scho[ll Sundu) Sc ho,,l •~w.tr lhm •l.>l..wnt..,,t"ftr. • ..til h din. ~r~ , au "'ork 4W Richland An nue. Athens 1·8110·45 1·9806 740-594-63.1' '~0 H m ~ m \\on.lllp 10 \1) am WcdncsJ I~ ServtcC... 7 r m Eusl Ma m St 10 00 um WI.'LI Bthk P.t s tnr J o n Rrockcrt Study b 30 prn 1'1111 do HII lhutlt\ lht atuo! ll The Rppliance man li hn " ftu "'""'-~ l~ll" nw ·• ll' hil ip fl llll~ -4 I J J 7 40-985-3561 992-1550 Sales • Service • Parts All Makes Ken and Adam Young ••rst Southern Uopmt 4 1872 Po m( t ny P1ke Pas tor E I Ill\ 1r 0 Bryunt Su m.la) Slhool Y 30 a rn Wors hip .'\ 15 ollll 945 ~m & 7 00 p m .. Wedn~sd a) Sct\lles 7 00 11 m ftund SunJ,u r r ·r ·r ·r - ·r ·r ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Po~ lnu: r St MtJd lepo n Sumla) SdK11.1! 'J 15 am 10 15 a 1 0() Ill r 5t h md I\ I till P t ~lo.Jr AI H trl ~on Yo.Jut h Mmt s tcr 1 l>h 111m Stnklty s, h ,,,) I) 111 V. nr~ h1p X 15 1(110u lll ll trriM ttlld lt Ml K ~nn~ Coolvtlle, Ohto Located less than 30 mmutes Irom Athens Pomeroy or P<~ rk ershurg 7 pm WcdULstl.t) Scr.tu·~ 7 r m Ill Keno l hunh 10 40 3 Wcdm:sday Sc;n tl t:S 7 00 p m or thnsl Ko~c 1-740·667-3156 Sllloo\l I Ia m Wo rs ht p t~d.: Mt Uninn Baptist H1d g~ Rrunudlnw Pa~ h 9 4 "i a m , E'\le ntn g 6 30 Wednesday Sem( es 6 3tl p m 7 p lll 10 •U t Ill S~ n l~e:-; (l \( I p l1 l() nu l~ 1~~ nil R.1 Pa ~ 1 111 Z11m ( hurd1 ul P111m ro) Wpt)htp Jl l "Still small enough to care" Gr eat Rene\ Pastor W~dnLsdt) SU\lc~' OH RnUl e 124 R acme Damd Plum ( hun h nl ( hr• ~ l ln ~t rume n lal Wtm>lup S~,:rv l c~.: 1J M e~e a , Sunday Sc hoo l 740-949-2210 "A Home 8dnk for Ope 11 7 Honrte People· Hills Self Storage 29670 Bashan Rd . Racine, OH 740-949-2217 Stzes available Sx 10 to 10 x 20 Sen1 ce 10 am Serv tce s h 00 Tue~ d 'i 00 p m UllliJ yt)ll. joll01 15:7 MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, 00 ll Wednesday Serv ices 7 p m 507 Mulberry Heights l'omenry, Ohio 45769 (740) 992·3279 Tol Fre-e 1-K77-583-24.13 Jam ~:~ IJt>th: Sh1ml>l 1n Ytntth "'l'''''to.r l) \If tnl II) '11) 1'\ [)U o1 m till Financial fl l X t- M S~:rv t cc:s ~ ~0 rn , b Ill p m 1pm li t h ! ~ 10 'I' <}<II t 111 Su 1d 1\ 11 11 6 00 p m Pustnr Don Wa lker 111<1 f1 •U 7 r II Ruthmd Frtt \\1ll Baptis t E\<.:nm g • 7 pIll . W<.:dnc sda> Scnto.:c:-; 7 p 111 "Let your hghl so shme before m ~ n, !hat they may see good works and glonfy F; ther m heaven " Mallhew 5 I Jla ttl11 rd WVa .f) en 1 ice~ Strcd • l \) ., Ill) Church of God llt~rttdt l • I • II K1>t ~ p,, ,,r Suml11 Sd1 •ol II rm J(l 7 l\ ~kkn 1\ lmo. 1J V..'or, Jup (lltlhtlk <.hm~h Sunt.i 11\ Sdt.,nl 1 10 7 Sumia> S1 hotd J.:,' EH!Illng SLrl 1lt:' Wor~htp Ill 1 11\ Ill Wcdrl~,:,d IY Sc r.tu" f1 lt) p 111 \ r~ nh cOd ll 1 -\ s~ttm bl ) 7 p \[ l\11 s.~111n B t ttl~~ \1111 1 St SL d 11 S) l ll ll 'l I ll t m I W<d1c,dt\ St:t\ll~ ~~ n mg Sund t\ l vc nHll! 7pm 7 pm J() I~ I P hhiT I d" I l !trt Su11d "idt 1 1! ') ~ll \\, ''h'P 4 lo 1m \\,!,hip ( , n ~ Jtd 10~'< ') I 111 I O~"i 1111 1 pm 1n S\ni< U~t pIll 1 \\ \\ \r•h p hunh l't~l't I ILlllll)! () ll ptn \\ lillL dt\ 7pm full '''" Jlt ll•ghlhnu't 1'1•tn<\' l t•ht l htntu 'iuud 1 ( S~.l1 ,,, 10 tnt I Kto.l~<. ( , II l'l'(n\l tllcl t l'lilllc\1 ool 'I 1 Ill 1 r l~hm \\, •h\11]' .,, fl lc lnl{ !d,nmnmulll•nlll ( Ktll •,h llt\ !.:> t ill 1 Sundi\ S,IJ,,.>I S<riJI.l Ill~~~ r " 'rm \\nr,hlp lr 11 11 ~11>1 li \(1 am I h u•~ h !{ol\1,11 \me< ~ hn sl (. hun h lummurut~ •t>.lll \\tckhtn RJ PL1l i \ l ll1trld..tl< ~uudi\Schno1 ') ''' ! 11\ I' 111 \\ u lm•da1 Sn' '-l ' \\,tr,tnp Ill 111 1 n 700 7 (l() p m Ed ':nlllllt"d Rtl.'lh rt"nm ( 111 \\.,r,Jup 1<11111~ St!\lu 0 I~~ II~ I hn ~t R.~ nl•l ~~ S~.ltt• Sund 'iuno.l..t' \\ur,lup S111 cl' t>chln n •I dl< &. 10 J m 11 II{ I 1 14 \\LJn"d t\ I' 111 Pl'-1<•1 \1 \dun ~ttend e~~a:wh .9/egtitaug. ~ ¥'\ (dum (,n~ t., l \i l\~ 1•111 l't lllltrm ( hu nho£tlu '\,\l,t\'1: 11( B tld l\ 1111h 1111 fu J<d I l'1'11> 1 R ~ 1 j{, C<f \\ tl ll••ld 'i 111<11\ Sd1' I I 'Ill 1111 Stmdll S1h'"'l \\u,,Jnl' ., I'm Sundt\ s, ho111l 11h t\d\ c nll~t l<.lll\1~· l uc"li\ c\: 1huhd' "i und 1\ s, ht•ol ,(1 1'111 m j 'Hllh ~: wup Tl\~l! l lll~ '1d & .J1h Sundavs 7 pm t.:,, Suu lb Htt htl ( ummuut h ( h u11 h '\al ur~ m lll l ulkl<.'h Slttl !{ •l tc Sthll \\,,,lup I II Pnml rm Pa~ lnr S Jllml.n s~n t \~o:~ RI tn ( 910tm 1\ II..J.~ II dlndRt~tt.i \\uhLl 'd l\ S~niLl' IO 'Ill HI• 11,., ku11:pun '\und 1 S,l1•l P r ~ -s h\ U rt an United Brethren k''' P " tllr J t 111<. ( hh rl hllflht \d~rP• !lam Sm llll \l.t•r,IJ p ~thh t t h l.;,hl\11 11 1(1 1m 7 l(l 10 1 111 .!ud Jml -ltlt Suul11 1' 1.,11•1 \ lth 'I 'O J<~nt ~" lknn~ll l't'\"r I 111 <.ll<.o.: Bu'h Sundi\ S, h.,.,J 7 1111\m l'lt!il Sumll\ S,h,,l ''Ill o111 l'~~ b) t ~ rnm \II llumonl mltd Hrc thren I'"''" I I'm Umtrd Seunlh Ua1 ' I 1!1 1 111 Ill IO 1m h -.U ]1111 \\,dn< "ln Sc i <IL ~' \ II n \1nl tp 1 ~1 Seventh-Day Adventist II \\ oht, d 11 f •Opnt S<ll1c <. \\nl,fHp • ~I 1 llllrnson\lllt l'rt· ~ ln It nan C hun.h I''''' 1 Rclhc. rt ( rt.>\\ \\\)f,hl1 I 1Ill l h u nh \II Oh H ( Ullli\Hlll \1\ ( i' hlnr hn l t~<.n d c l I ,..,, Sul!ll ll •I ~ eJ vu;c• Pl'.t nr Ruh<'rt(ToY. \\ ur,Jup 7t 111 ' II!! /i ,ollo ill Sund 1\ '1, h o I Nazarene I 111 10 1 m Futlh w to , m 1~{\ t S } ra~ U ~ t' 11 !II Ill 1111 ( lumh H. ~l· d s \1lll 10 ' () 1111 \\nl11<'>da\ 1\llddll·purr \\tdn .. -.da\ Sttltcc \\ 1 r, Jllp J111\< 1 11\ \\nr,htp Mu lhe rn W, r• lup !11\11 111 Ptsllll Phtlltp lhll I() 1 lH 'J \() 1 m Wilh am 10 u m !\ lur~~ ( hulK I ( hun h \\ulll'.ll t\ G1 mtl St lll Stil1dJ; Sdw"l IO '10 tIll \\ur, hq• Pa ~ tnr Slhntll Presbyterian Oil Rt Suud 11 -.. ho, I llot.km~pnrt I hur.,..bl ) \ U 1 Ill R tum li •htlk pm I'm (1 1 ~~ Rt 7 IHI \\ luh s t htlj)( l \\e ~ ln tUI K& C JEWELERS 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy i!ttlJ ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME 114 Lt~l nl' Stm l• 1'0 llu\ !7U t'oi~" lhntn \\\ 1526-1; j amt" ll \ ndcNIO 1irt'n'Ot'fi hmrrallll rt't lor ~ · Su nd 1\ Sc hool IU 10 Pentecostal I' l'lt n ., )'Ill Sd u ~t.t l Mu s,~r. Wor~h t p 7lJ() pm Yl< cd n~sd rt) Sci"\ tee 7 00 Hl 'lll1nt 7 pm lil1m { hw .. h • I lhl :\" tr.m 1' ) ,t m Kc;h~,:tl 9 Ill ilm 7 p m Slmd t) S, holll I uug liullmn I)" J h llJ p m t:hurrh nf God of l 1mph1 t I' \ 1 111 ~ pm \\ nr, Jup P :~~tor S~.hmt l Stntl t\ P 1 ~ t11 1 Rll l:: mtmll ~td S u ndt\ S< hml l hur~: h \\u llll.'dl\ :-iUI IH' 7 p \n R u ssd l Sunda) Sdhll] .tml \\ ,~, l n Jl a 111 s. n l l~ ( 11mmumll t hur~ h 111.11 1 111 \\ t >r~lup Sundt\ So.lutt~l 'I lll 1 111 \\ , r, Jnp JoJtpn I' !'lOl l !lot> I{ ill~~~ Iph W >rsh1 p t1 rsl ( hu r(h o((,od l't\hl r~ \\,dn.~da\ ,H\~ Svllie C hriSillln L hurt h I l-ull Gu•pd am lh c.~ \JI Ic SuliLL~ 1 11 111 t 111 Sund 11 pm Sis 10 T u ~• tlt vSo. t ll~l' 1111 lh thll ( ( ln sltr l'l'h'f J ll\L BL \Jil l Y .J'i a 11 W,t Jn ~'di\S< I I Il l'i s~ln lul S~lt•ul 7 •lip \ I I lhur 'd" 'J 11) Pilstor ( hurd1 P 1•lt\T S 11 1111 IIH r~J ty St:I VIl\ I-I II Sh tllcr Su ndt\ Sli1tKJ I \\nt~h lp II t m W~tlth'< l II p,,,,r l'~'< lll At h cn~ ll(J"i Htu•pcr R.o:ld L"nn.tc CtJat ~ Sund:I\ Wur~htp 10 00 am \ho.Jn.:~Jav 7 pm R~tod s \tll t ~~ll11'o' slnp Ron HL il h Sund 1} \' nr~lup S 'ri\C U ~t Rcstnratum ( hrlsllan h>llo~shlp Y •II 7ptll umrnuml ~ S u mln 7lllpm Rt'>l• l!! 1-; 1 Sund t\ 7 Jllll l 1 11r1 ~ h Suni.loll SLI\\1 •I II I I ll [1 1() p 111 Sllll•~' pm { nmmumt ~ ( hurch rl.1tJ d iLpnrt J.:uu 1-! k~ 1:3,1 S~ h no l 1\ tm l't~lt • l ., p111 \I Ilui a. 7 rm w~un<~d ]1 111 \ lidd l~ p•n I l hu n h uf II" \ n:u n nl P1 ~ 1 r \l kn 1\1 Jo.:.Jp '\undtl ;.;.111 d J tm< " rm (, l ttd 11 St :\I 111 & l ttl h St S, 1\ llo.;, 7 [llll \ \ 11,.,111p \hdn<••II)S~ r v r c~, l\tlltllg fl pm i p 111 hulh \-ail e \ fah.rn11dt (. hunh l uohtll c 1 ntlt'd i\h•lh nd t~ l l'a rts h \lnhod1~1 !\II Lgs C. t~l p~rllll '~ Study iXI pn t l'cllo"' ~ h•p Cbun:h Jl , f'L hd Wll IC Su11da} Sc hool Ill 1111 Su nd 1\ ( hm r h sen Kl' 6 ~0 prn 7 \\) [l Ill lnnh C. hurdt Ill 111 am l! t h l ~ 7 00 pm c<:., P \)tur 7p n tlph Spu<!' SunU 11 Sdiul•l ._) 1.1) t 1 1 Nnrthct'l ( tu'l•r If ye abtde in Me, and My Full hne of Insurance words abide i01 you, ye shall Products + ask wltat ye will, and it s/w/1 Ftnanctal be done U!Jio you. ~ Se1V1ces '• Joltn 15:7 White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio 740-667-3110 t740)992-7270 ' S~ l llot I '~ I ~ Pt~lllf \\ 1r, ht[J 7\~ l pm 1\ u l St ~ \<.; 1\1 \1~ ') Ht till 1Ul' !l •II 1.!~ b~,:ITtld \\ t lh ~ l ill t 'd' S u nd.L~ tm Hobson <.: hnstmn '' \0 t 111 I her m l ltnh 1111 Su ndt) Andc 1•111 Rnone P. l~h'f Sund t ) 'llt". R~<.hntl \\ lf~ hlj) Sun d 1\ \\ ~lht ....... lt\ 11111 Bill Quickel ~nml!rny . l n\\ ll , htp 1{,1 .Jfl X( II11 Lil J\ 675 RtH I ~h I~Wl Sd1t~11 4 \o Sundt\ ~ttll lll ),! 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R,IH ll\O>t•l'd 1111}(1 1 111 \\u1:-;htp \\on.lup 'I IO 1m M•ddleport OH ~ENCIESin' \' i' lor •m 1111 Christian Union Sllluh1\ Sl ht)ol I) i.JIIJ7]llll \\~dllL ..dU\ \ Ill c. r11ht1m 1 mltd 1\lt lht \<h ~ • V.o1r, lup Ill '1\1 I ll\ t\ pple anJ INSURANCE l tl ~" .1 111 ( '' R.d r. l 'itm I 1\ Sdw >I \ Ill Wnrs h1p 10 a Ill llurrt ~ un\llh I'J,h•l Ohttt I t'lnrt ~ u~ t I' ' 'lnr J u n"' P Sh j,., ~~ Mu tJ ~ l<t118 <\ nl !l[Llll\ PbhiT 1'11<1 hrl'l 'Lrllll. md 1 p 111 Wt•dnt '-1l.l\ Rullan d ( h un. h of (,~NJ 9 30 am s~hoo l LY hnnn Sund ~~ Sdh t>l (j I' Otl nn"n Sl t•uul Luthnan ( hutlh ( nn1c1 S\L.tnlorl! & Sc•o.:und S1 Pt, nwrm (ill 11 111 \\~· l n~-.d I\ Btbl<. Stmh S 10 45 a 111 \\nln~•d R tt ttk . .,-IK h tlll wur~ln p ln to.: r ,~o.lhm 1 111< l 1.!-l W I 1 tn!,!o..h~l nc nm • '\ n: .. nt Sutul 11 B1hl~ S t ud~ \ l tddl~Jl>ll t~.[[ml-. htp-.~ 1\l<.c R ~IL< I :\It M o riah (hun. h ur(,od 10 4'i a m Sunll ay EHnmg Sunday Sc html l'a~ l •'r n~ till• Suno'ay Sc hll(t l • 10 Our Suvmur I uthuunl hun: h H ~ n ty ull (,us pel C hurch Sd\ ll'~ S lltJJ J I) Jllll 1ntl 7 pm & Wo.:dnc~ d Jy fi ILk •tl \"L' l Cl>lllllhta \\ Va om L te\.lmg ' I \IJ ,, m ~\ 1 >r~ h tp Sl h, .t l s~lholl tn l't' llll h olm (o tl ll t uc Suml t\ II II W )r, lup 10 llll \Ill ( hurthnfChns t 10 Pa ~tor ~ lJ l) 10 1 111 Wor~lnp StmJ) Wed 7 1111 p m tm Sund J) Sdto> ol ~dHit d 10 \\ dnl'•t.i L urnui ·Sutton ') lO n <up n1 OH ~ Sttllllt\ Ill \U 1m "i t thltl \\~,:dnc•d 1 v ' l l l .. , t\lornmg "itar 4~ 6 I hw ~ I' ' Ill< I n 1 1ltpuh ~ Rl1aJ G or tlu LIHng Sti \' \Or 1' 1' 1''' ' J•hn & \1 , \ 11'111 77'1 Lung lh>tttttll I' !'tot Stnt Rl1d Sund.!) 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Crites Director of Family & HLI 1111 W 11'-htp- tO IMI Sunday Se\1 \l( - 7 1' IU I ~ am Yl•uth <; ' ll pm Sund •Y IJ 11ik SHidy \\o l!dncsd.l) 1 pm 'i2"i N 2nd S! M tdd lepon Pa5\or ''Do no t steal Do not lte Do not decetve o ne another .. Lcv ntc us 19. 11 - --- -· -# ·- b pm Stl\ t: Rl\ll ,md SunJ.t) \\11!\lllp p nt Assoctated Ptess "It w.ts a 10 '() 1m Holiness S~hool \Vnlm:sd l} Sund ay Wm~ h1p Wol\ht p 111 I' astor Rtdrnour 7 pm 11r 4 7 pm t, p 1 1\l 6 '0 p m ·• 111 s,r,J~ l' Rttbtu ~''ll -\dauJ K111 g Sultlb\ Sllt11ul l' t•l "l I d\\ tnl P t~ llc Wo..dnL'tl l\ So.:n <.t Sayytd Syeed, secretary general of the lslamtc Soc tety of North Amenca , s peaks durt ng a press conference opentng the annual ISNA Conventton tn Rosemont, Ill. , tn th ts Sept 3, 2004 ftle photo. ~ udliill'l II IN) I H• b II A m 11lllll: (,rau•lom mu mh ( hu nh \ 1 mt St Pct\ll<:ru v Sundny Sd111nl llul; 10 'O 'I ~5 11 n\ \hdn<.....J!) 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Duddmg Lane M a.~un W Va Pa~ 1 o r Neil Tennant Su nd a) Semces- ICl UO am and 7 p m a holida),f' d.,_ IIJ("t IO In out tOil l h ln. b bllt' In n&llll\ ddTt"rt l\1 "~1t'l " In .. toreoo 11 1KI offkl'S. hrdde ~ lll II ! am \II <) C\10h tlk R1 1ad r Rc1 Htrht:rtGr<ttc SunJ~vSlh ~ 'I Scumd & L)nn f'nmcro) DathMa~~-~ ~llarn Assembly of God II 26 years in local business Ma'~ Sat Con Church of Christ Inc Loop Rd off New Luna Rd R ut land Scrv1ccs Sun 1000 a ru & 7 30 p m llmrs 7 00 p m Postor Many R Hutto n Ra tlmad St A~ ~ho rtr:r d -_,"11 k- ru i htl o P\1mcn•) Y9:! 'iK9!! Rn \\u llcr 1': He m ; Con am rr1n11~ ~ ~ lr• lltr Jtll Congregational . prn , YOlllh Fn 7 30 p m The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Young's Carpenter Serulce AH· 4 4'i· ~ I "ip m I uppt no Phun:-; Sl Pwu l PJ,Ior Jme HI' lilt~ SunJ11 Slhulll 7 \1.~,.-dn~:-.d:n ~n\lll'~ II 1111 Pa~11 am pm Catholic 1,1 <(J a Ill ·r Wur\htp Sac red Ue ut C atho h( C hul't'h \1c1or~ Raptl~ Independ ent ·r 1\J 7r m We(tnc~a) ( heslu C hur<:h of thtt N~t7Jirt!ll~ UJ While Rd oiTSt Rt lhO Pa•tor PJ Murmng l'.urshlp II am EH ntng 1 pm 16 1 Syeed demed the clatm The Senate Fmance Committee, m greal achievement '' Syeed, a naltve ot K<~ s hmtt an mvesltgatton of terrortsl who ts now" US ctlt zen, has financmg, sought the tax asked Prestdent Bush to show records ot the soctety and other htS support tor the communuy Mushm nonprot1ts Syeed sauJ by attendmg the conventton. hts group had nothtng to htde ISNA tned to underscore tis wi11Ch tuns through Ltbot to radtcal mterpreoppostlton Day. Syeed said tt would send •·a powerful message to the tatwns uf Islam by helptng Musltm world and the world orgam ze Amencan Muslim at large that Amenca 's fi ght ts scholars to tssuc a reii gtous not agamst Islam " edtct , or latwa, condemmng The Bu sh admtnt str.ttton terronsm 111 July The convenwtll be represented by prest- uon Y.tll conttnue that converdential advtser Karen Hughes. salton, by dt scussmg the tatw,t who was recently conli tmed and asktng .lltendees to stgn a as Bush's chtef ambassador to pledge agatnst exlt emtsm ''We have newr been 111 the Mushm world Gatntng recognttton .ts thts fatw.t busmess," Syecd mamstream has been a con- satd " II dtspcls some mt sunstant struggle tor the lsl.tmtc derst.tndmg We should do ' Soctety, dn umbrella organt - whatever 11 takes" The lsl.tmtc Soctety also ts zauon ot largely unmt g r<~nt groups and mosques tn the workmg to root out puruamcal religiOuS pracuces wtthtn Umted States and Canada The orgamzatton came the commumty It ts working under susptcion following tl1e with mosques to make sure Oklahoma City bombmg unttl thetr tmams, or prayet leadTtmothy McVetgh's arrest. It ers, are fully acchmated to voluntanly left a coalttton of the Amencan Mushm com· rehg10us groups opposed 10 mumty, and that women are gay mamage last year after g1ven leadership- postltons. conservattves ra1sed allega- Scholar lngnd Mattson ot llons that the soctely was Hartford Semtnary ts an hnked 10 Mushm extremtsts ISNA vtce prestdent The Dally Sentinel • Page A3 WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK AP Interview: American Muslim leader works to move Muslims toward U.S. mainstream PLAINFIELD. lnd - As one ot the natton's largest US Mushm groups prepares for tts annual meetmg tn the Chtcago area. tis leader ts workmg to conlatn force s both tn stde and outstdc the communtty that would steer tt away lrom the Amcncan mamstream. Sayytd Syeed, secretary general ot the lslamtc Soctety ot North America, s.ud effort s to help Mu shms ga m broader acceptance wtH be .t locus ,11 the gathenng. wht ch starts Fnday and ts ex pected to draw about 40,000 Musltms from around the country Mu sltms worldwtde have been undet renewed press ure to dtstance themsel ves !rom exttemtsts .tfter a summer of deadly tcrronsl attack s tn Bntatn and Egypt, and msurgcm ass.tults on ctvtltan s and coalttton troops tn Iraq The lsl.nnt c Soctety, based 111 Pl,unfte ld, hds JOllied other Mu slims tn repeatedly denounctn g terron sm. yet susptLton of the co mmumty pets tsts Syeed compared the plight ol Amertcan Mushm s to that ol other tmtlllgranl rcltgtous groups, tncludmg Jews and Roman C.tlholtcs. who laced dtScrtmmatton when they arnved tn the Untied St.tte s "On d.ty one, they were not c~ccepted as equal s, but they h.td to struggle and they had to redeftne themselves and ~lttmately they were able to redet me the so~tety t ~sc lt so that tt became a further label to say that Amertca ts JudeoChnstt an," satd Syeed, tn an mtervtew with The www.mydallysentlnel.com '"''""""~lh t Funrra l Plotnntn]!. ... .filbtr jfuntraiJ;omt ......... 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Congress shall make 110 law respecting an establishm~nt of religion, or prohibiting the free ·exercise thereof; or abridgi11g the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and .to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Frid~y. Sept. 2. the 245th day of 2005. There are 120 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: · . On Sept. 2, 1945, Japan formally surrendered in ceremonies aboard the USS Missouri, ending World War II. ' On this date: . In 1666, the Great Fire of London broke out:ctaiming thou. sands 'of homes, but on!y a few lives. In 1789, the United States Treasurv Department was estab- · lished. · • In 1864, during the Civil War, Union Gen. William T. Sherman's forces occupied Atlanta. In 190 I, Vice President Theodore ·Roosevelt offered the advice, "Speak softly and carry a big stick" in a speech at the Minnesota State Fair. In 1930. the first non-stop airplane flight from Europe to the United States was completed in 3i hours as Capt. Dieudonne Castes and Maurice Bellonte of France arrived in Valley Stream, N.Y, aboard The Question Mark. . In 1945, Ho Chi Minh declared Vietnam an independent republic. In 1969, North Vietnamese president Ho Chi Minh died. In 1985, it was announced that a U.S.-French e~pedition had located the wreckage of the titanic about 560 miles off Newfoundland. Ten years ago: At a military cemetery on a hill high above Honolulu. President Clinton marked the 50th annivers·ary of the end Qf World War II, saying it taught Americans that "the blessings of freedom are never easy or free." One year ago: President Bush pledged "a safer world and a more hopeful America" as he accepted his party's nomination for a second term at the Republican National Convention in New York. A military jury at Camp Pendleton, Calif., con-. victed Marine Sgt. Gary Pittman .of dereliction of duty and abuse of prisoners at a makeshift detention camp in Iraq. A jury at Fort Lewis, Wash., convicted a National Guardsman of ·: trying to help al-Qaida; Spc. Ryan G. Anderson was sentenced to life in prison. · Today's Birthdays: · Actor Meinhardt Raabe nhe Munchkin coroner in "The Wizard of Oz") is 90. Dancer-actress Marge Champion is 86. Jazz musician Horace Silver is 77. Former Sen. Alan K. Simpson, · R-Wyo., is 74. Former Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth is 68. Rhythm-and-blues singer Sam Gooden (The Impressions) is 66. Singer Jimmy Clanton is 65. Rhythm-and-blues singer Rosalind Ashford (Martha & the Vandellas) is 62. Singer Joe Simon is 62. Football Hall-of-Farner Terry Bradshaw is 57. Actor Mark Harmon is 54. Tennis player Jimmy Connors is 53. Actress Linda Purl is 50. Rock musician Jerry Augustyniak (10,000 Maniacs) is 47. Country musician Paul Deakin (The Mavericks) is 46. Actor Keanu Reeves is 41. Actress Salma Hayek is 39. Actress Kristen Cloke is 37. Actress Cynthia Watros is 37. Rhythm-and-blues singer K-Ci i~ 36. Singer Tony Thompson is 30. Rock musician Sam Rivers (Limp , Bizkit) is 28. Thought for Today: "Life is a tragic mystery. We are pierced and driven by laws we only half understand, we find that thelesson we learn again and again is that of accepting heroic helplessness." - Florida Scott-Maxwell, American writer and psychologist ( 1884- 1979) .._ LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters ro the editor are welcome. They should be less than 3()() words. All/etters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No unsigned let· ters will be published. Letters should be in good taste. addressing issues. not personalities. Letters of thank> to organizations and individuals will not be accepted fur publication. The Daily Sentinel . .Reader Services : Correction Polley Our main concern in all stories iS 10 (UsPs 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. be Published every afternoon. 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Of com so-· you want 10 ·be sure you are going to a bona fide church supper and not something masquerading '" a church su pper. You don't want to be taken in as Fred and Emma were. They were driving through a strange town, looking for a place to eat wheil they spotted a sign. "Church Supper Tonight." They went in , mou.ths watering. · Taking their seatS at the table, they soon realized it was not going to be the oldfashioned church supper they .were anticipating. This in an increasingly imperson- go away hungry. al world. Church suppers are The service at a church also good money makers at a supper is the best in the · time when church giving is world. The servers can't do down. · enough for you. Your coffee Whenever friends come in cup is never empty. When · George from out of town and want yuu go back for a second Plagenz to know a good place to eat, helping, that is the best com! always try to find out pliment you can bestow where there is a church sup- and a nice way of saying per going on and send them "Bless the cook." was a catered affair- down there. to the tine china. uniformed A church basement or . The be.st church suppers I waitresses, warming pans . parish hall where a church have ever attended were put and a chef in a tall white hat supper is being served can on by the · ·men of the church in slicing the. ham and roast · be the friendliest place on Methodist ' beeT with a long, imposing God's Earth - friendlier Ogunquit, Maine. carving knife . · oftentimes than it · is in They d.id everything: They "Might as well have gone church! · did the cooking, peeled 'the If you ever find· yourself potatoes , set the ta~les , to a restaurant," grumbled Emma as they were leaving. all alone and ionely in . a se rved the meal s, cleared the "Eh-uh." echoed Fred in his stninge city, attend church tables and did the dishes. down-Maine accent. They supper. If you are looking The cooking was superb. Of course church suppers were well fed . but disap- for a place to live, the person pointed. next to you will know some- arc a lot of work, but that A church .supper to must body . who knows where work is done out- of loveof us is synonymous with there r.s a good apartment love for the church and for home-cooking from even though everyone ~lse one'sfellow human being. · meatloaf to liver and unions has told you there. tSt1 t a · A f . f ·h fry? - and wafm smells emanat- thing available in town. n~one or a IS · ing from the kitchen. For If you need a job. you will That rs ~hat rs on the !~len.~ dessert there is always ho't get plenty of h~lpful sugges- thrs Fn~ay at St. Momca s app le pie - unless you pre-. tions and maybe even an pans h. I II save you a seat. important introduction. In (Geo rxe . Plagen z ts an · fer blueberry or _pumpkin. Church suppers are t;ain- . any case . you will feel at ordarned mmlster and vetering in popularity again as home ami forget that you an ne1vsmcm based 111 . people long for community were lonely. And you won't Columbus, Ohio.) Friday, September 2, 2ool; SCANDAL~~·' l<lDSr ~WON'T ~GA1lN0Tl-US W~{;k .. u~ N~£D 10 t:lLL 1\.lG TANK. Obituaries ' Violet Fugate Ferguson POM_EROY - Violet Fugate Ferguson, 88, Pomeroy, passed away on Aug. 30, 2005, at Pleasant Valley Hospital , Point Pleasant. W.Va. She was born on Jan . 9, I'! 17. in Pomeroy. qaughter of the . late Thomas J. and Faye Hysell Fugate. She was a member of . the Eagles Club of Pomeroy aml she was formerly employed as a domestic by several local hotels and· motels . She altended the Heath United Methodist Church in Middlepot1. In addition to her p;rrents , she was preceded by half-brothers. Ralph Salyers and Frank Hysell, and a cousin, Viv.ian Jones. She is survived by wusrns. Cl,ara Mae Hysell, Mason, · W.Va. and Emma Crow. Ripley, W.Va. Services will be held at 1 p.m. on Saturday. Sept. 3, 2005·. at the Mrddleport Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home. Officiating will be Rev. Doug Shali1blin. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call on Saturday from 12 noon until time of service at .the funeral home. . On-lme condolences may be sent to www.fisherfunemlhomes.com 1 Robert E. Burris MASON - Robert E. Burris of Mason di ed Thursday. Sept. I, 2005 at the Veterans Administration Medical Center. Born in Mason on Oct. 8,' 1946. he was the son of the late Alice M. Bmris Grimm. He as a constru<:tion worker, a veteran of the United States Army and a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wats. Stewart-Johnson Post 9926, Mason. He is survived by .two sons, ChrisS : Burris and Justin M. Burri s. both of Mason. W. Va .. a daughte1 and son-in-law; Jessica D. Burris and Max Wilson of Darwin; a granddaughter. Danielle Wilson ; a sister, Glenna I. Tabias and a b'rother Gregory'S. Grimm both of Poiot Pl easant; a great uncle , Paul Burri s and Toshy; a niece: Amy Grimm of Middleport. a nephew, Larry R. Grimm of New Haven. W. Va., and close . friend s, We >ley Gibbs and Greg Stewart. There will be no visitation nor service. Burial will take place at the convenience of the family. Dq you believe in ·accidentalism? . and atheistic; exp lanation of the development of species the universe . too complex to be explained Thanks to the Supreme as sheer ac~idents - though Court's wildly imaginative there are numerous i'nterpre,tation of the First in stances of steps ·they can- . Amendment, at heism ha.s not ("yet") explain. They . become the default c-onvic- have pointed to the failure tion of American society. · of intelligent-design propoBecause of th e supposed nents to publish· their argu"wall" between church and ments in "respectable peerstate, no serious reference to revie,ved scientific publicaa God may intrude upon the . tions'' while fighting public square. · In public . doggedly to keep them from schools: children may being published there. -indeed. must - be taught And, of course, they are the accidentalist theory of bat[lin·g furiously to keep humanity' s origins; any any mention of intelligent noticm that God played a design out of the hearing of part in the process is strictly the millio11s of students · whom they -are systematicalprohibited. But the coiicept of intelli- ly drilling in the supposedly gent design presents a new unchallengeable theory of problem. because it doesn 't acc.identalism. depend upon the existence Why. I ask. should reasonof a God. in the · ordinary able people be so afraid of sense of that word, but only an intuitive!y .appealing sugsuggests that <:crtaiil steps in gestion that a scientific theothe development of species ry may need modifying? are too · complex to have They reply that the sugges• been accidental. but require· tion itself is not "scientitic," the pre-existence of some and thus has no place in a sort of inte! ligen t designer. class on science . Let it be This modest argltmcnt has studied, if at all . in courses won the sllpport of some on religion. thorough ly respectable '<'iAnd let their · response be cntists . . in cluded in courses on logic. It has also won the undy- -as a stellar example of inteling enm ity of many· others. lectual· di shnnesty. because they recilgnite the (William Rusher is a threat it poses to their own Distinguished Felloll' o/' tile unstated but paS>ionate athe- Cla remont lnstitwe for the ism. They h<!VC natly denied Studr of StaLesmcm.,·lrip ai1d that there are any steps in Political Plrilo.wph_J') FALL CLASSES OFFERED AT ARIEL . GALLPOLIS -The Ariel Carson · ·Dater' Ann Performing Art~ Centre announces its offering of performing arts classes f!Jr the fall. ClaS>es will be taught by instructors w'ith years of for her second year as dance University of Rio Grande, taught for students in grades instructor for the Ariel. She and is Composer in 7-12 un Tuesdays and has years of experience in Residence to the Ariel Thursdays from 4-5 pm . multiple areas of dance and Theater and -The Ohio Valley Acting da"es for adults will performance. She is also a Symphony, where he and his be taught ha., ed on partici graduate of The Ariel dance · wife also perform as cellists. panl int erest and availability. New to the Ariel this year Joseph Wright is the execuprogram, herself. be classes in stage prowill tive .director of The Ariel String classes will be experience in the areas of taught by . Scott Michal on duction . The first of such Dater Hall. as we ll as the pro· dance, string, theatre, and Wednesdays at 5:30 p.m. for offerings will be classes in ducer of The Ariel Player' acting performance and 7- 12 year old students and theatrical makeup by pro- and The Ariel Jr. Theatre pro6:30 p.m. for students from duction director Kim Vanco duction s. Mr. Wri~h t ha s dtrectmn. . Dance classes rn the areas ages 3-6. Michal is an award with a focus on stage make- more than 12 yeJr"> ex peri I ot tmldern, ballet, and Jazz, winning musictan , composer up design and application • cnce teaching en: atin~ dnuna will be taught by Sarah and educator. and performed along with character make- with hi s company. The Fraser-Roush. Classes wil l as a ce lli st with The up. Classes for student s Imaginati on Factory. Hi -.. be taught in both group and Columbus Symphony grades 4-10 will be taught on teachihg cx pe1 iencc i ~o~ extenprivate sessions in t,he new Orchestra for 13 Years. and Monday s from 4-5:30 p.m·. sive in performance, a> v,el l Ariel dance studio, located was director of Ohio Music · and for students grades 11 - as stage produ ction and upstairs at The Ariel -Dater , Teachers Association 12 and adults on Mondays direction, and he has worked professionally for the W<~l l from 5:30-7 p.m. Hall. Classes will be offered Summer Camps. Vanco has directed various Disney Company and He now works with the for males and females age Paramount's Kin gs · bl and produc1ions t'or The Ariel three through adult. Dance Arie l Theatre teaching string Ente1ta i nmen t.. classes will be taught on classes, private lessons and Theatre. She also has performat;~ce and stage production Class registrati on and Mondays. Wednesdays, and conducting the Ohio Valley ''Meet the Teacher>'' for all experience with The Fridays. Youth Orchestra.' He is also Performing Art> Portsmouth Little Theatre as Ariel Fraser-Roush is return ing on the faculty of the well as The Ariel Players and Classes wi ll be held 011 · Wednesday. Sept. 7. from .1 The Ariel Jr. Tbeatre . for standby in the event of Theatre, acting, and impro- to 11:30 p.m. ·and Sunday. another emergency in the area. visation classes taught by Sept. II. from 2 to 4 p.m . "We were really · pleased Joseph Wright will be offered Cla~s fees are currently $7 from Page A1 and thankful to get that many with classes focu sing on act- per cla ~s. Sonie classes ma'y ing, creative thinking. and also have a supply fee. All scene to assist in fighting the · people out on a weekday performance for students in classes have limited space fire . Joining the. Middleport's morning to help fight the grades 2-6 on Wednesday s availability. four trucks on the scene. were fire," said Darst. We all work from 4-5 p.m . Acting classes For r1ore information on units froni Pomeroy, Syracuse together really well and highlighting theatre. voice. Th.e Arie l - Dater Hall \ and Rutland. The Mason Fire · everything went smooth ~s movement, improvisation .' Performing Arts Classe s. Department sent over a truck could be this morning." and performance wil l be please call 740-446-2787 . Fire Paving Highway Patrol from PageA1 CHESH IR E - The Gallia-Meigs Po st of the State Higllway Patrol is inve.q i gating a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of state routes 7 and 554 on Wednesday. Details on the crash .. which occurred at 4:13 p.m ., were un~vailable from the~atrol as of presstime, but the post con. firnied that more than one individual was taken to Cabell Huntington Hospital. Huntington. W.Va. , by LifeFiight. while another was transported to Holzer Medical Center. The following appropria' tions were made: $1,488.34 from Meigs County Emergency Medical Services into EMS' "other I misc~fiineous" fund . $200 and $693.79 for County Court. , $15,633 · appropriation increase into program income for the Meigs County Grant's, Oftice for repayment of CHIP assistance. (This appropriation is approved upon certification of the $15,633 .) $3,000 from Meigs County Common Pleas Court's employee salaries ft,md into the court's "supplies" fund. In other Commission business: 11 4 bills were paid totaling $85,886.21. The Commission agreed 1.0 pay for carpet cleaning at the Meigs County Jobs and Family Services building. 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As of yesterAAA recommends these day the ·lowest gas prices in tips for Labor Day travelers: mHjor Ohio cities fur reguhrr • Keep vehicle maintained unleaded were Columbus, by property intlating ti res and $2.63; Cincinnati, $2.47: having 'it professionally Dayton. $2.89; Akron and inspected. Cleveland, $2.49; Toledo, • Take the · most direct $2.60. route. AAA offers their webThe Department of Energy site for this at also has a gas price hotline www.AAAmps.com. where consumers can report • Shop around for the least gas gauging. Also on thjs · expensievev gas before you websit1" there are tips on gas need a fill up. . • l ise credit <:artls thHt pay a efficient driving which rebate on gas purchases. include: Pump . • t k · 1re rue · F . from Page A1 camera . physical fitness · equipment. and a a vanety of nozzles and other pieces of small equipment. Newell said that he expects all of the equipment to be in early next month and is planning an open house at the firehouse so resident s can see it during the Tuppers Plains Festival to be held mid-October. . "I am pleased t0 know that Tuppers Plains families and Plains the Tuppers Department wi·ll benelit from this grant," said DeWine. "I acknowledge the many sacri-fices that firefi ghters and rescue workers make each and every day while protecting our families , homes, and businesses from the devastating effects of fire . By working to pass and fund the FIRE Act. we have ensured that fire departments in Ohio and elsewhere will ha ve the resources to meet future ser- "This is something we really need and it wi ll be our first brand new truck :' continued Newell noting that it will replace a 1982 ti re engine which the department bought used about 15 years ago. The Department of Homeland. Security and the Federal Emcrgem;y Munagement Agency (FEMA) at:e both involved in the grant program. Newell said. . Lots of paperwork <~nd estimate s on the cost of a lire · tmck were submitted sometime ago, according to Newell. He said the grant will provide 95 percent of the cost of the tr.uck with tile lo~a l department ' is to come up with the remaining 5 percent. The new engine wil l ha ve a six~man cab with a cOm-: · pressed air foam system on vice demand~." The office Domestic rt.. "lt's ·a little more expen(ODP). part of Preparedne ss sive to buy, bUI is cheaper to operate," said N~well . the Department of Homeland adding that it will be the ltrst Security. awards the grant s of that particular foam sy s- through a competitive needbase_d · process. tem in the county. 20.000 · fi-re Approximately Last year the department departmellts nationwide received about $111.000 thrnu2h the same program ·applied for grants in 2005 fp· lllc purchase of needed and ODP expects to aw:rrd C•IUljllllCIH. The fire chief nearly 7.000 this year. The Plains Fire said that money was used for Tuppers new turnout gear. new boots._ Department received on~ of a an air compressor. lots ol number of gr_ants awarded hose , a t_hermal imaging this week. ' The Daily Sentinel• Page As www .mydailysentinel.com For the Record TRG OTI-IER Ol Ltcr RJOD Some commentators have . compared the current argument over whether "intelligent design" merits mention in high school classes on evolution to the famous William Scopes " monkey trial'' in Rusher Tennessee in 1925. They seem to reel that it's the same old dispute, dolled up in new Clothes. They miss the delicious irony that it is. as "the theory, n'ow generalinstead. the exact.reverse of ly accepted, that all species· the Scopes trial. of plants and animals develln ·Scopes. the central oped from earlier forms by. issue was whether the theo- hereditary transmission of ry of evolution could be put slight variations in succesfor.ward in the public sive generations." schools of Tennessee (the Evolutionists would agree school system subscribed to that , for strict accuracy. the the belief that human beings wora "accidental" should be were created directly by inserted before the word Gud). Today. the central "variations." I see this as so issu.e Js whe.ther "intelligent important that I ·suggest we design" may be mentioned substitute the term "accidenin sc ience courses in the tal ism'' for the word "evolupublic schools of Kansas., tion." For that is what is at Pennsylvania and other · issue in the ·c tlrrent debate: states as a il10ditication of whether those slight varia• the theory of evolution. tions are in fact totally acciwhich today reigns there as dental (in which case there \he exclusive explanation of · is no need to p1lsil the existhe development of species. tence of a God. or anything including our own. The sup· else, to bring them about) or porters of evolution are as whether they are the product · determined to ban all refer- of intelligent design on the ences or inte lligent design as part of a pre-existing designTctmeS>ee 's schoo!s were cr. The whole cnntrovcrw determined to han all refer- thus becomes. as I see it. :r cnces to the thcn 1) of cvnlu- subset bf the larger dispute between lion'. , G those who believe Webster\ New World in a ad and those wlm preDic tionary Jcfine.s evolution fe r a strictly malerialistic. I Accident from Page A1 understatement," he said. "Our thoughts and prayers go out to his f~mily, espe cially his wife Petrea , his daughter Annette Ward and hi s so n Jason. and to his many friends and col ; leagues here and throughout Ohio and other parts of the country." As the chief fund -raiser 'for the university, Brown, who resided in Jackson and . was a 1965 graduate of Rio Grande, worked on Rio Grande's recent capital campaign. Dorsey · said the success of the campaign was te stimony to Brown 's hard work. . Pickaway County Sheriff Dwight Radcliff said in a news rele<)Se late .Thursday fhat a traCtor-trailer operat, ed by David P Mealing of Canada . was Ontario, southbound on U.S. 23 in Circleville at I :46 p.m. when the rig ·struck two passenger cars, causing a chain reaction that involved Charlene Hoenlch/ photo Four fire departments with about 50 volunteers were on the scene at Thursday morning 's down· town Middleport fire. North Second and Mill Streets were blocked off for several hours while firemen brought the blaze under control. Gallia-Meig s Community presented the contract. Th~ Action School to Work pro- . program gives high school gram for Sept. I - June 30, students. work experience in 2006. J~ne Banks from JFS the form of office work and a motorcycle and a pickup held in the Pickaway County Jail. truck. The accident remains under The first vehicle struck by the rig was the 1998 Buick inve>tigation. and the sherdriven by Brown, who was iffs department was ass isted pronounced dead at the by the State Highway Patrol. scene by Pickaway County Pickaway Plains Ambulance Coroner Michael Garon. Service. Circleville Fi're and the The second vehicle struck Department Pickawa y Townsh ip Fire was a car driven by Carol E. Tomlinson. 50; Salcn1burg, Department. N.C .. , who was taken to · Dorsey said Brown had Ohio State University returned from his California Medical Cente-r by trip Wednesday · and . stayed MedFiight and li sted in crit- the night in Columbus. running smile errands before ical conditron. · starting his return to campus The third vehicle was the Thursday. motorcycle , operateCI by . "His life has had a proThomas 'R. Irons. 39, Akron. He was trai1sported found impact on Rio Grande on · most of our alumni to OSU Medical Center and and over. past 30 years," li sted in critical condition. Dorseythe said. Hi s passenger. Margaret M. Halliwill of Cuyahoga Falls . was pronounced de ~td at the scene. The fourth vehicle involved in the crash was a pickup driven by David L. Reed. 31. Akron . who was B~ x1 k hy Michad Ste \v an - M u~ic hy not injured. Radcliff said. Saturday, Sept. 3 · Mealing has been 'charged with -two counts uf vehicu- · 7:00p.m. lar homicide and two Sunday, Sept. 4 counts of agg ravated vehic- · 2:00pm & 7:00pm ular assault. He is being Tickcb a\ailahlc at : Pmucro)': fannl!r~ Ban~ RIVER VALLEY CHRISilAN ACADEMY Is Still Enrolling 'Students K4 & KS-12 ' Classes Start Sept. 6 992-3662, 992-3824 or 992-3592 For Information 1 . can tutori11g a\ th eir scho ol. Srudenh musl mee t Temporary A"ist.rnce for Needy Familie' guideline s Dun ·~ Swisher & Lo h~1..' Middleport· P~opl e~ Bank Mrdcllcport Dcpl. Stdrc Ohio Ri\t.:r Bear Co. Ma:-pQ' ~ Farmer:. Bank ., For more info: ::!Xb-~522 Q92-67~9 ... VALIANT IPG13) DUKES OF HAZZARD (PG13) 1:15, 3:15, 7:15 & 9:15 IRDIE 1., nl·~ n-. r . l"l' ,\,tam~ M L'l~' Ekml..'nt:l r ~ Sd h··ol • Si. R1. 124 Rut lund. OH I �The Daily $entinel BY THE BEND Community Calendar Public meetings / 7:30 p.m. All members are urged to attend. Saturday, Sept. 3 HARRISONVILL E PORTLAND _ Lebanon Harrisonville Masoni c "' h' T 7:30p.m, lodge hall . Lodge, .owns 1p . rustees, 9 a.m., Refreshments. township building. . Monday, Sept. .5 REEDSV ILL E ~ :olive . ,-: h' T . MASON VFW first ow ns 1p rustee s. 8 a. m. at Labor Day picnic. noo n to 4 garage for regular sessio n. · p.m. There wi ll be hamburg. Monday, Sept. 5 e rs and ho t dog s. as well as SYRACUSE S utt on games and act ivities tor chii Township Trustee~. 7 p.m., dren and ad ults. Public invitSyracuse Village Hall . ect: For more information call LETA RT Letart (304) 773-9191. Township Trustees will ·meet Thesday, Sept. 6 at noon at (he o ffi ce building. MIDDLEPORT Thesday, Sept. 6 Middleport Lodge 363 . RUTLAND - Rutl and F&AM . 7 :..'0 p.nl .. M asomc . Township Trustees, 5 p.m ., Temple. Refreshme nts. CHESTE R Daughters Ruiland Fire Stati on. RUTLAND - Rutl and of ,,me • n.ca. 7 :.10 p .m. on Village Co unc il , ·6JO p.m.. Sept. 6 at M;1soni c Building. Silent auction and practice counci l chambers. ALFRED Orange for inspectio n. Thursday, Sept. 8 · Township Tru stees. 7:30 p.n1. at the home of Qssie Foil rod. CHEST ER - Shade River Wednesday, Sept. 7 Lodge 453. 7:30p m .. at hall. PAGEVILLE Scipio Refreshments. , Town shi p Trustees wi ll mee t RACINE - The Bethany at 6 :30 p.m. at the Pagcville Dorcas Sonshine Circle will tow n hal l. meet at 7 p.m. at the Bethany Dorcas Church. An women welcome. . Friday, Sept. 9 . MIDDL E PORT The Widow's Fe ll ows hip will meet at noon at Bob Evans Friday, Sept. 2 R es ta~rant in Mason, W. Va . .SALEM CENTER Meigs Count y Pomo na Grange, 7:30 p.m. , Star Grange Ha ll . three mil es north of Salem Ce nter on Thursday, Sept. 1 Co unty Road I. Mem bers to POMEROY Revival bring winning contest items se rvices at Calvary Pilgrim fo r j udgi ng. Star Grange as Chapel, Ohio 143; 7:30p.m. hosts. thro ugh Sunday. Evanglist is Saturday, Sept. 3 · Rev .. Earl Newton. Special SALEM CENTER -· Star smgmg. Grange #778 and Stm Juni o r Sunday, Sept. II Grange #878, regular sessio n RACIN E - The annual with a potluck SLrppe r ar 6:30 Harvest Festival will be held p.m. followed by meeting at at the St. John Lutheran Club$ and . organizations I Church events v Church, 33441 Pine Grove Road. Racine. Worship will be at 10 a.m . with a spec ial mu sic presentation at II a.m. , and a potluck dinner at noon. MSWCD contest winners announced • POMEROY - The win - Fair Board were: C lass I. 75 ners in the mystery far m and percent or more alfalfa, Roy " what tree is it?" co ntests Holte r. first place, Cindy held at the Meigs County Fai r Koblentz. second place: by the M eigs Soil and Water Class . 2, all grasses, Roy Conservation District have Holter, first place. Cindy been anno unced. Kobl e nt z. second place : Thi daily winne rs of the Class 3. 49 percent or less mystery farm 'contest along leg ume s, Roy Ho lte r, first with the farm they identified place, Cindy Koblehtz, second place. are, as follow s: Winners rccei vcd cas h The winners eac h day were Moi1day. the Roger Beegle awards :md ribbon s fro m the farm , won . by Bruce . fair board ; and first place Mc Kelvey; Tuesday, the winners will rece ive plaques K-eith Be ntz fwm . won by from the Me igs SWCD at the Maxine Rose: Wed nesday, annual meeting and banquet the Kevin Buck[ey farm, •no on Sept. 27 at Meigs High wi nner; Thursda)', the Dan School Winner of a "what leaf is Klausing farm, no w inner; Friday, th e. Duane Weber it?" con test for ages 16 and farm, wo n by· Becky unde r was Samuel McCa ll , McG rath . and Sat urday. the age 13. He wi ll receive $ 10 Oak Hil·l . Farm , won by fro m the Meigs Soi l and · Brenda Johnson. Each of the Water Conservati on District. Question s or comments . wi nners received $ 10. There were 61 entries in the contest concerlling the contests can directe·d to Jenny be du ring the week. Education Winners of the hay show Ridenour, co-spon.<oted . by the Meigs Coordinator, Meigs SWCD at SWCD and Meigs County 992-4282 . Friday, September 2, Friday, September 2, 2005 DEAR A BBY: I' m confused. My husband and I received the lollowing in vitati on in the mai l today: Saturday, Sept. 3 " We Are Having an LONG BOTTOM Anniversary Dinner for Annual reunion of th e ' BYRON AND ED ITH ' desce ndanls of Abraham and "(Sorry, yo u're not invitMary w ill Bahr, Long ed') Bottom Community Center. '' Instead , we WOLIId like Take covered di shes, pic- you to se nd a n a nn iversary tures, sile nt auctinn items and ca rd postmarked by Sept. 3. memories. Tablew~re provid- The card will be given to ed. Meal is at _noon with ' Byron and Edith at the dinne r games and fellow ship to folto add to the surpri se." low. Abby, we weren't the onl y Sunday, Sept. 4 o nes who got an " in vitation'' MASON, W.Va. - Annual Johns on family reunion , I like this. Have you ever heard p.m ., Mason· City Park. Take of anything like this' Is this a covered d ish and item for so mething new0 I think the pet1ple who got' th ese invitathe auction . tions were even more surpri sed than Byron and Edi th will be. - NOW I'V E SEEN Thesday, Sept. 6 EVE RYTHING IN OHIO POMEROY Me igsDEA R SEEN EVE RY Co unty Health Department THING: No, thi s is not someeveni ng dinic hours from 4 thing new. Socia l blunders p.m. to 6 p.m. C hildhood ami . have bee n happening for adult immuni zatio n . . bl o()d years, and thi s is one of them. · press ure I suga r assess me nts, How much more diplomati c WI C, prenatal serv ices, head it would have been had th e lice sc reening, e nvironmental request be"en phrased some health, vital stati sti cs, ge nera l thing like ilils: . health -related qu estio ns . "Dear Mr. and Mrs. 'Seen': answered. Call 992-6626. In honor · o f Byron an d Edith 's anniversary, we 'kids' are planning an intimate fam ily gathering. Because you have been .treasured friends Sunday, Sept. 4 for so long, we wonder if you POMEROY - Audra Well will observe her 96th birth- would contribute to a 'me moday Sept. 4. Cards may be ry book ' we are assembling se nt to her at Darst Pri vate for them as an added surpri se. Care Home. 33 164 It need not be long or elaboC hildren 's Hom e Road, rate - j ust an ex pe ri ence you Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. have shared with Byron a nd ELI IN KANSAS DEA R CONCERNED : El i's irritability and lethargy could be depression related to hi s credit worries. Or it cou ld be somet hin g e lse. Try to coax him to talk about what "might " ~ causing it, and suggest the two of you consult hi s doctor to be sure there's nothing phy sically wrong. If you can' t get him to ope n up ,- you may have to admit yo u know about ·hi s· money problem . Ho wever, do not. . offer to bail him out. Instead. urge him to solve his problem by making an appo intment with a cred it coun selor. You can he lp him to find a · reputable credit coun seling · fi rm by checki ng with th e Better Business Bureau for the debt rnan ~geme nt companies he 's considering. Also, be sure to ask if the co mpany is a member of the National Foundation ·for C red it Co un se lin g or the Association of Indepe nde nt Co nsum er Credit Coun se ling . Agencies . Both of these gro ups 1mpose "best practi ces" s tandard s on thei r me mbers. Thi s wi ll preve nt your partne r from being ex ploited . Reunions Other events Birthdays Dear Abby · The Daily Sentinel • Page A 7 www.mydallysentlnel.com 2005 . Indecorous invitation sends wrong message to recipients Free square dancing lesson offere4 MIDDLEPORT - The Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club is holding two nights of free square dancin g lessons from 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. on Sept. 12 and 19 at Bradbury School in Middleport. The dress is casual and the dance will be Western -style. T-he Bell es and Beaus Square Dance Club consists of members from Meigs, Maso n, Gallja, Athens and Washington counties. Roger Steele of South side, W.Va. is the caller: For more information o n the free lessons call 949-2328, 5925668, 304-675-3275 . . PageA6 , Ed ith that was signi fi cant. Please se nd it before 'Sept. 3. Thanks in advance. D<~ughter ·Julie"' D EA R ABBY: I'm · no t so me young "chiqu ita." I' m a mature woman in my 50s. My li ve-in. "E li ,'' and I ha ve been together for s ix years. we· were happy. but over the last few month s my ma n has b e~ome irritable and letharg ic. I did some snooping and discovered that Eli is up to his neck in credit card de bt. Hi s job isn 't payi ng well now, but he continues to live as if hi s income ha sn't dried up . He can •I ' s_eem to accept that · he can no longer alford speci al. gifts for him self, his adult children and me. Should I tell Eli I know he's payin g an ungodl y amount of interest and can' t pay off his credit cards, or let him continDear Abby is writte11 by ue to drown 111 de bt'' I'm tlnan cially able to help him. Abigail Va11 B1ire11, alw but I don't know how to otfer, k11own as ]e01111e Phillips, because Eli won't share ))is · a11d was Jou11ded by her need for it. Even if I did, I 11iother, Pauline Phillips. wouldn't know · what to Write Dear Abby at expect in return if I made the www.DearAbby.com or P.O. offe r. Please tell 11)e what to Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA do. - CONCERNED FOR 90069. RIVER CITY :Fl AYERS PRESENT • . Book by '.M ichael Stewart - Music by Charles Strouse - Lyrics by Lee Adams L ' ' ' Saturday, Sept. 3 at 7:OOpm Sunday, Sept. 4 at 2:00pm and 7:00pm Meigs Elementary School St .Rt. 124 Rutland, OH TICKETS $6.00 each Tickets available at: Pomeroy: Farmers Baak· Daa's Swis.er & Lollse " Middleport: Peoples Baak Middleport Dept Store o•io River Bear Co. ,. • Masoa: Farmers Baak For more iafo: 740-992-6759 PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. · The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today • 992-2155 • www.mydailysentinel.com 1998 VP. WV Chiropmrtir Society Memher of American Roard of Fnrc n~ic Profes~il)nab 20 yrs experience Memhm nf American Academy Of t(e\\y \\. ~ CH\RO\'AAetOR · Auto Accidents Workers' Compensation • Sports Injuries • M u~ l • Medii: an.: • A.~ •.r t!nrture \~ Ch iropr~dor of the year Sponsored by nf Medical Acupuncture hl~ Umncts • Same day ap pt. Ravenswood Chiropractic C<!nter • r1verc 304-273-5321&1 316 Washington St Belles and Beaus Square Dancers I\,. - ' yplayersohio.or~ Ravenswood, WV Meigs County Fair "Thank You" '\b\JrBank _ k.l~.... Ad~ -gvv~, IF. s.· &nnersBank a .J SHOW APPRECIATION TO YOUR FAIR BUYER ... Here are some of the mQst popular "Thank You" ad sizes. . ~ Weekday 1 Col. x 2" - $58.50 . Weekday $11.20 Sunday 1 Col. x 3" - . Sunday Weekday $89.50 $17.55 2 Col. x 4" Weekday $46.80 $71.60 . ' $26.85 ' ·' n w 11 ' 992-6611 Middleport, OH McCullough & Riffle Drug Swisher &·Lohse · ., Hotlonwlde 1I J W. 2nd • Pomeroy ~1=~~- · •WamerJl @nation~de.com We Fill Any Doctor's Prescription . FARM • HOME • BUSINESS 992-5479 0 '"'"'•h•"'" VALLEY LUMBER ·Jeff·Warner Insurance , . 110 W. 2nd Pomeroy I. Fred W. Crow, SR (1879-1957) Fred W. Crow (1915-1995) I. Carson Crow LENDER ' G) Pomerciy, Ohio K.E. 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Ads must be paid for in advance. rt\\ANK YOtr · . _ 992 6059 !. ~ 1 . 2 Col. x 5" 8t Sovlngs Company ~ i 992-5444• Pomeroy,OH :I 198 fiST SECOND ST. • POMEROY, 01 992·3381 ' ~2-5141 • Middleport, 0~ C.P. Rltfi•; RPH HOME NATIONAL .. ____ BANK. G:r f:Dii ·--.._ ·LENDER 949-2210 · ·Racine, OH 992-6533 • Syr~cuse, OH ~~80 Subscribe today • 992-2155· Borders • ._......... ..... . ---- ------ -----·-~·-------- --'--------------·- . • �' '- Page AS COMMUNI1'Y The Daily Sentinel Friday, September 2, 2005 Point Pleasant man home after surviving hurricane · "1 never wanl to go through unothcr hurricane," Noble · sai(! . 'Thai was my first, and POINT PLEASANT, W.Va . . it will be my last." - Odic Noble was back in Afterward. the Nobles wonhis familiar spot Thursday dered how they would get afternoon, watering the fl ow- home. For two days lhey 1ried ers in front of the Poinl to lind u fli ght. Finally. they. Pleasant Foodland. fou nd a small plane that Never was he so glad to he would be fl ying our of an airthere. pori in Jefferso nvill e. La. · Noble and hi s wife. An na. They dr(JVe thr9c hours to a were visiting their dau ghter. ho!el near the airport, and gm Sharon Smith. in New on the plane first thing Orleans when Hurricane Wednesday morning. K:11rina hit. Luck ily. she lives "Boy. were we glad," he in a neig hborh ood in !he said. After a slopover in northern section of 111e ci ry that sirs on hic her 2round. Tennessee. rhe Nobles fl ew Tim Maloney/ photo Also of go~ld ft~rtune was into Col um bus. where !hey Odie Noble was back to work Thursday afternoon after returning home from New rile sol id brick construction of were' picked up by iheir. son, Orleans. Noble and his wife were in New Orleans during Hurricane Katrina. Sm ilh \ house. which wcarh- Oris Jr. He drove them back ercd ·the 155-rnph winds of !D Point Pleasanl. aild !hey the hurricane. arri ved home a! 3:30 p.m. ·'Tree limbs were fallin g Wednesday. and hillin g tht' ro of A li fe long resident. Noble boom' " Nnhlc said ... She\ said linle old Poinl Pleasam gut a good n,or_ that 's all I never looked so good. "Oh." it's beauri ful. '' he said. can say. The Nohlcs had go ne to " It sure is nice 10 see those New Qrleans nn Aug. 14 for a ~Ve s t Virginia mountains.'' · two-week visiL and were Wednesday evening, Noble sc heduled tn fly o ur · on wen ! 10 Foodland 10 gel some Su nday. . groc:erie s, and receiv~d a · "We kept call ing rhe airport warm greering from hi s · and !hey kept relli ng us that relieved co-workers. On we wDul.d be rca1ly lu go:· he Thursday. he was back to s;~ iJ . "Wilen we got there, all work . uf I he tlighls wer~ canceled. "I fee l sorry for those peo"I t \Va~ heartbreak in g." ple down there," he said. ,'Johle ca lled hi s dau ghrer "They're going through a lot .tnd told her to come back. It of pain.'' toDk her 15 ,minutes to get Noble applauded local hurthere. but it took al l day to driw ricane relief.efforts. b<~c k lo her hou se. Once !here. ''1 rhink thai 's great," he the family was in stoce for rhe said. "They need all the · help they can get ... >caries! night of !heir lives. BY TIM Highway patrol plans strict enforcement this weekend MALONEY TMALONEY@MYDAILYREGISTER .CO M , GALLIPOLIS - Over rhe upcoming Labor Day weekend. !he Ohio Slate . Highway Parrol is conrinuing irs commitmen! to the "You Drink & Drive, You Lose" campaign by stricrl y ·enforc ing impaired driving, crash-causin~. _and aggressive drivin g violations on this hi ghvolume traffic weekend. Troopers will also be concenlrating !heir efforts in live of Ohio ·s major metropuliran communiries by cracking down on Extrem ~ Drit•in g. including excessive speed, unsafe lane changes. and ot her ty pe s of rec-k less and da ngerous driving. "TroGpers are commni ned 10 making our roadways safe over the Labor Day holiday weeke nd by removing aggressive and impaired dri vers from Ohio· s roadways,'' said Col. Paul D. McClellan . patrol sup~ r­ imendenl. " We urge rhe public lo be commilled ro traffic safely hy insisting lh ~t drivrs and passenge rs buckle their safety belts, !hal drivers obey traffic laws and don't drink and drive:" Employee Discount Price L!!!!!J_ _ ____, DAY 1e•1 57• 0 o· _ IIIAIIII HW :1005 CHiiVY COBALT 4 DOOR IAAIIO IIIW 2005 CHiiW COLORADO liXT. CAB BIWID IIIIIW :1005 . PONTIAC C6 SEDAII IRAIID IIIIIW :1005 CHiiVY SILVERADO EXT. CAB · 112370• 114,990• 118,780• Air Conditioning, 2.a Uter Eng1ne, xM ~t~lltte Stffeo, Power Wtndows 118,870• ' . 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Wednesday 11ight... Partly cloud y with a 30 percent chance of showers . Lows in the lower 60s. Thursday ... Partly cloudy. Highs in the upper 70s. IIIWID lllliW 3005 CHm :1005 BUICK IMROSSE CX HD Tnllertng Plc.g., locking Olfferentlal 11.83 City Holding - 36.78 Col- 48.04 DG -18.51 DuPont - 39.41 Federal Mogul - .44 USB - 29.88 Gannett- 72.81 General Electric - 33.14 GKNLY- 5.19 Harley Davidson - 48.78 JPM- 34.06 Kroger -, 19.81 • WheelersWrg at Gallia Academy Meigs at Athens South Gallia at Green Eastern at Zane Trace Symmes ValfJj at Southern F\:lint Pleasant at Sissonville Wahama at Federal Hqc:king Co<ioge Soccer Aul:x.!rn Montgomery at Rio Grande, 3 p.m. • Co<loge Volleyball Rio at Roberts Wesleyan lflvrtational. TBA • Colege Crou Country Rio al Shawnee State Invitational, 4 p.m. Satun:lay·s games Football Hannan at Montcalm Volleyball Southerrv'Belpre at Waterford. 1 p.m. Oak Hill/Eastern at Gallia.Academy, 11 a.m. HUNTINGTON , W.Va. A week ago, Bernie Morris avo ided jail rime. On Thursday night. he helped Marshall sidestep a bigger embarrassmenl 111 Mark Snyder 's · head coaching debut. Morris came on in relief of Jimmy Skinner 10 throw !hree touchdown pas ses and Mar s ~all rallied to bear Division 1-AA Willi am & Mary 36-24. a Humington "1 lhink the game is much' bar last slower compared ro goi ng Ocrubcr in againsr the scours .in pracwhich a lice," .M orris said. "l wasn' t pre g nan t too nervous, even though this • woman was was my firs! time playing in hit by a beer !his sradium. I just made !he boule and besr of it and the coach kept suffered a cur to her face . The me jn there for !he rest of !he plea allowed Morri s to avoid game." lrial on a malicious wounding On Aug. 22, Morris was t:harge. senlenced to a year of probaEarlier !his week. Snyder tion for his gui lty plea to nat- named Skin ner hi s s1<1ning lery, a misdemeanor charge quarterback based on hi s sremming from an incident a! grasp of the offense bur sa id Ltd.- OVB· 25 40.75 Peoples - 28.71 . Pepsico - 54.95 Ptemier - 13 , Rockwell - 52.20 Rocky Boots - 29.25 RD Shell.- 66.06 SBC- 24.02 . · Sears- 132.67 Wal-Mart - 45 Wendy's - 46.82 Worthington - 18.29 :liOo4 CHm CAVA&:IH :ZOOS POIIITIAC SUIIIRRE 4DOOR SE2 DOOR 59,890• S~tem, PrEp VollEyball Southern opens.season with pair of wins BY ScoTT WOLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT RACIN E" The Soulhern Lady. Tornadoes opened the season in a big. way by claiming their seasun openers and the TriM at c h Hannan PEDRO - Ri ve r Valley 's and Ohio · Ohio Valley Con ference vol Valley ley ball ti tle defense srarted Chri slian. off a bir So uth ern ··rocky', defeated blll ; as Riffle Hannan in usual, the · t-wo sets l eagt1c 's 25-5 and powerhouse 2511, prevailed. 1 h e n The Lady d e feared Raid e r s, 0 h i 0 who have Valley won !he Christi an league three in 'IWO Carter s rr aig ht sels. 25- 16 yea rs and and 25only los! one march along 18. Ohio the way, dropped their Williams V <i I I c y opening game 25- 12 at Rock Chris! ia n Hi ll Tuesday, bur won the · defeated Hannan · 25-13 .nexr !hree 25-23. 25- 16 and and 25-4. 15-7 ·lo rake the seasonSourhern coach Roma opening march . Sayre said , ·-rm glad for Kirsren Caner scored 13 !he wins, but we aren ' t points ro pace rh e winners, where we should ·be yet. while Kari McFann added · Our' serving wasn !t as seven. including !hree aces . good as it needs to be. and Carm an Waugh , · Brooke we are sti ll learning lo play Taylor and Lauren Bing rogerlter as a ream. We added six rallies with Bel need to get down our timPayne chipping in fiv e wilh i·ng, and gel into more.of a a pair of aces . rhythm . I'-m confidenr !hat Rock Hill was led by !hose rhin gs will co me Larry Crum/photo Kelsi'<_ Harter wi th 12 points togelher soon." Southern's Eylen Gurbuzer comes up with a dig during Thursday's contest against Oh io Valley Christian . The Lady Torn adoes picked up a pair of victones aga inst.OVCS and Hannan durPlease see Raiders. Bl Please see Southern. Bl ing Thursday's tri-match in Ratine. Angels take down Jackson in five ·games BY BRAO SHERMAN BSHER MAN@MYOAILYTR IB UNE:COM GALLIPOLIS - If the So(ltheas tern Ohio Athletic League vol ley ball scene slays like !his - it should be a very interesling race lO !he ti tk. G a I I i a A c ademy, for, !he sec-·· ond rime in as many l eague mat c he s, was pushed Cochran . to the limi! Thur s d ay and needed 10 ral ly in the fi flh ga me remain perfect: rhe Blue Ange ls fou ghr off a scrappy .Jack~o n ream to win 25-:n. 19-2:\. 25- 19. 19-25 and 15- 12. Gallia Academy. which abo needed fi ve games · to - dispo se of Arhens on Please see Angels, Bl 510980• CO ' . 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We decided 10 go ahead and get him wached up. see if he could take coaching and see how·· 'quickly he could at Point • S60/ player for advance registration or S65/ player fo~ same day registration NSC- 35.93 Oak Hl!l Financial - Morri s wou ld play. He sure did. Marshall !railed 24-23 late in rh e rhird quarler bur behind Morris avoided its fi rst loss ro a 1-AA opponent since 1995. when ir fe ll!o Montana 111 !he 1-AA t: hampi onsh ip game. The sophomore's performance was a surpri se considering hi s lack of experience_ he allempted just one pass las! se~"on. Morri s led all four of Marshall \ touchdown dri ves. 11" Aluminum Wheels, Remote Keyle!6 fntry, Orn.tar 5a f ety Local Stocks Bob Evans - .23. 72 BorgWarner - 58.26 . 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The lea2ut' i . . ~(~ in~- tu he very tou£! 1~ thi ~ '\·l:ar~·· "a id Gailia Ac:C1demy c~>ctch l,,,,l ic Robert s. ··The gi rb are goin ~ · to ha ve to ~.:onh.: .o ut cn:r\' .game ready to play." · Jack~o.,on. not ~ ~ n;!l11t' rnm - monl y tit!~ m ~min n,·d ta l k~ , in SEOAL !!a\'l.' th e hom e team a scare... hy .iumpin g out to a 7-2 lead in ihc fiflh and de ciding game. and st ill mainlained !hal fi,,· -po in! cushion'" I 0-5 in !he race to 15 poinl<. A kill bv Ka yla Pc·rrv. who led the r'i.ngef, 11 ilh -16 of tl1l' lll . ~;tvc• the . . erve back Gallia ~\c·mkmy, !hen lhree bad hits hv Jackson further -1i gl11ened 1lie score·lo 10-9. · . MorT lronlady .blunders 't'ullowed. !'hen Ka1ie Taylor, 11 ho sctired I 0 po im s in the lll:tlLh. served up an ace to pul lhc Angels out in from I c- 11 . Jackson' s Jenni lynn ~lanin clinked tile ball to ~nOI il again al 12 apiece, but it was her team' s final po int as Gallia Academy r~g rouped and fini shed off 1he match. "We need to ·Jearn to be more consistenl, but you've gtit to hand it to them again. 1hey never gave up and played toge ther as a . team ' ~ ry well a! 1he· end ," Roberts said . . A dink from Heat her W11hee and kill by Felicia · Close made it game point 14- 12 before a final bad hit by the lronladie s brought !he match to an end. Sarah Cochran scored 18 points , including a trio of aces, to pace Gallia Academy. She also had 14 digs. Perry and Close had impressive numbers on both offense and defense. Perry, · a senior, added 24 digs to go along with her 16 kills while her classmate added I0 ki li s and 20 digs. Withee handed out 16 assists and Taylor a dozen. Gallia Academy plays host to a tri-match with Eastern and Oak Hill starting II a.m. Saturday. Raiders from ·Page 81 and Anna Bridges with II . Payne paced the River Valley spikers with five ·southern fromPageBl lan McNemar/pholo Marshall running back Ahmad Bradshaw J4ill runs for a first down during the fourth quarter of Thursday's 29-24 vrctory ave r Wil l1 arn and Mary. Marshall from Page Bl adjust, " Snyder said. " He adjusted pretty quickly, which was good to see." Skinner, who maue his firs! start but sat · oul the >~co nd half, wen t 11-of-1 7 for t)R yards. Ahmad Bradsh aw was exl!ected to carry Mar>ha ll 's offense with' the bulk of lasvyear's unil lost 10 gr_adualion. He scored ·twice in hi' firs! career stan , caughl ~ix pa\Scs for 7-3 yards and had 15 car, ries for 72 yards . Snyder sai d · Braushaw "saved us ." The eum:h .;wa:-.n't a"' pleased with Mar, hall's defense. whic h allowed .1 62 yards . , _ "Obviously we have some things we need 1o gel n>rrecl· ed dci'elhivcl y." said Snyder. who was Ohio St,lle \ defen~ i n~ <.:oordjn(ltor l a~ t ~ca:--cm. ·:we need to ·adjuS! f<lSicr." Mike Polls . making his fi rst career sian fu r Wil liam & Mary. led the Tri be on two :-.cori ne dri \e ~ to start the ~ec­ ond halL h illin~ Elijah Brooks with a ·_ i9':"yard, TD pass and Tony V1ola from I R yards out for a 24-23 lead . Poll.\ fini shed I1\-of-30 for 164 yards. On the next series; Murris appeared t\l, throw an incom-' -pletiun as he was hit. but the 'play was ruled u fu mble and Ryan Nickell recovered for William & Ma ry al 1he Milr,lwll 34. Polls !hen fumbled as he wits hi1 hy Chris Royal and <Javin Herscher a11crnp1in~ 10 •pa>~ . Marshall\ Mall Couch picked Uil 1hc loose hall allhc Thundering Herd JO and _,cored wi 1h a rnimni: left in Ihe 1hird yiwncr. '"II\ trnbelievable. It 's !he first touchdown of my college career and I'll never forgel it:' Couch said. "I just scooped and scored. AII the credit goes to them:· Morris, who threw TD passes of 52 yards to Bradshaw and 25 yards to Shawn Lauzon for a 23- 10 halftime lead, added a 12yard TD toss to Hiram Moore in ~he fourth quaner to close 1he sc·oring. . Morri s "c~me in ready to play today." Bradshaw said. Marshall' s Wilbur Hargrove had a career-high ·seven .:utches for 125 yards. William & Mary coach Jimrnye Laycock was proud of his tea nl-for staying close to Mar,halL "We make some mislakes here, !hey- make some !here, we have a chance to win the thing," Laycock said . "We competed."' On a double-deuce, Southern went up 4-0 on Hannan and never looked back. Alisha Cornell cut the score to 4-2 before Southern went on a scoring blitz that _took them to an easy 25-5 victory in the open~r. In the second game. Amber Hill lifted Southern from a 3-2 advantage to .a more comfortable 8-2 lead. After Hannan's Tabby Bowman added one for the Wildcats, exchange student Eylem Gurbuzer gave Southern a 12-3 advantage with a series of booming serves. Southern wem on to an exciting 25-11 victory. N01 only was Gurbuzer's presence felt at the serving line , but her immediate impact on the success of the Southern team was heard on the front lines, where she hammered out five kills in a s~ries of boon'iing spikes. She also had four serving aces. , · Ashley Robie had two kills in that match and had a good floor game, while Selena Spencer went 5-7 at the serving line with , four .aces, while Kristiina Williams had two aces . Both had nice floor games for the Tornadoes, both, offensively . and defensively. Belhany Riffle was 2-3 with an ace and helped lead the setting corps witb a 9-10 night, aod a kill; Kasie Sellers had two kills and a block; Adelle Rice had a kill, Amber hill went 6-7 with four aces and shared a great passing game with , ' -~ontroversy. Bryon Walters/photo Gallia' Academy teammates Eddie McGovern and Wally Luckydoo embrace after defeating Ohio Valley Christian 3-0 Thursday. · ty kick. McGovern took the shot for Cline and yielded his third goal at the I :59 mark, securing Gallia Academy's firs! triumph. Afterwards, GAHS coach Haydn Jones was pleased to finally have the proverbial monkey off hi s back for 2005. "It's a relief. The kid s have worked very hard this week. We knew il was going to be a tough game (with OVCS) and we stuck to the game plan," said Jones. "It was an allaround great performance from everybody. This is good for our confidence and hopefully we can build on thi s." Gallia Academy proved to be the more aggresive team, outshooting the hosts 25-14 on the night. The Blue Devils also received a stellar effort from Luckydoo in net. as his six saves led to his first career shutout win. "Wally has been awesome all season in goaL He's a captain and has worked very hard ," commented Jones. "He has been playing well and helps keep us in games." Stinson finished the night with 14 saves for aves. Ohio Valley Christian coach Jeff Patrick was disappointed in the outcome, but not with the effort. Luck was simply not on his side Thursday. "Our defense was very good again, but our offense wasn't as good as we wanted it to be. We h!id our chances, \ve just couldn't put the ball in the net tonight," said Patrick. "We played hard all game long, and that's all I can ask-right now." Gallia Academy (l-3 , 0-2) returns to action Saturday when they host Logan in a Southeastern Ohio Athletic j,eague contest at II a.m .. while Ohio Valley Christian (2- 1) will look to get back to its winning ways Thursday when South Point comes to town for a 5 p.m. game . kill s, while Bing added two and one . apiece for Carter and Taylor. Taylor, Bing and Payne also logged a hlock. apiece. · The Lady Raiders also took the junior varsity game' 25-20. 25-21. Haley Marcum and Aliana Corfias had nine points each for River Valley with Amanda Mullins adding seven. Kir sten Phillips scored seven for 1he Red women. River Valley plays host to Fairland Tuesday for another OVC encounter. Jenny Warner. Hill was 5-6 passing and Warner 3-3 to gu with a 2-4 serv ing night. Whitney Riffle was 8-9 serving with five aces and was 12-12 setting with five sets going for kiHs. Summer Stover and Alisha Cornell each Iiad five scoring points · for !he Wildcats in addition 10 leading their clubs at the neL Kri stiina William s had eight point s and a nice defen sive game to help Southern to its second wi'n of the night over Ohio Valley Christian. After OVC went side-out on the open: ing serve, Williams brought Southern back to a 4-0 advantage. Consecutive serves by Defenders Mcgun Sheets and Julie Hu S>ell. wrapped around _a single point by Southern-., Whitney Riffle. brought the score to 5-5 tie. Spencer gave Souihern a 7-5 advantage before Kristi Davi s gave Ohio Valley an 8-7 advantage in a spirited battle on the SHS hardwood. · The game continued to seesaw back and fonh until Ka~lee Edmonds gave the visttors their last lead a 1211 tally. , Jenny Warner came on stron~ and had some great backmg at the net from Riffle, Robie, Gurbuzer, and Williams. Warner gave Sourhern a 15-12 advantage that they never relinquished. Gurbuzer ended out the scorihg with a pair of aces to ice the game at 25-16, Southern. · The second contest started much like the first. Tied at 16,16, Southern junior Amber Hill broke the OVC momentum · with seven straight points in a string thut saw Gurbuzer -hammered three straight kills on booming spikes. Bethany Riflle and Gurbuzcr ended the sl'Ori ng for Southern JO pull off the 25-18 win. Julie Hussell led the OVC scoring with II points. while Kristi Davi s added seven, and Heather Wagner had six poi ms. Somhern's Whitney Riftle led the spiking corps 'with 12-13 _ completions, four kills and five dinks. while dominat-ing the setting with a 33-46 tally . .six of which went for kills. She was also 6-7 serving with two aces. Warner was 12-13 spiking with a kill and 3-4 serving with an ace; Amber Hill was 7-8 se rving with an ace; Gurbuzer was 11 - 14 spiking with a team-high eight kills and 6-7 serving with four aces; and Ashley Robie was 4-7 spiking with three kills and had an ace. Williams was 25-26.passing, 9-9 serving with a pair of aces, and one kill. She also had three blocks . Spencer was 5-6 serving <lind 6-8 passing with a block, and Kasie Sellers had a block. Bethany Riffle was 6-8 servin~. 7-7 passing, and 2627 setttng wtth three sets for kills . While OVC dropped their match against Southern. the Defenders did mana~e .to take a victory earlier tn the day against Hannan. OVC won its first match with a hard . fought 25-13 win, b11t managed to full away with an easy 25- mllfk in their second match to take the win . Southern plays in another non-league Tri-match at Waterford with Belpre at I p.m . Saturday. - - - -- - - -------'---- - .. Frye,lifts Cleveland·past ·Bears in final preseason contest : CHICAGO (AP)- Rookie ·Chllflie Frye did all he could 'to claim the Cleveland &owns·· backup quarterback position Thursday, He also made it clear afterward he's 'not after Trent Dilfer's job . . : Frye, starting for Dilfer, :completed 12_of 14 passes for . ·186 yards. m leading the Cleveland Browns to a 16-6 victory over t)le Chicago .Bears in the preseason finale . · :Then. he did -all )le could to :defuse a possible quanerback BWALTERS@MYOAilVTRIBUNE.COM ', The Daily Sentinel• Page B3 www.mydailysentinel.com . BY BRYAN WALTERS GALLIPOLIS -The good thing about a rivalry is that all the records go out the window once the game starts. The latest soccer feud between French City rivals dallia Academy and Ohio Valley Christian proved to be no different. . · The host Defenders were 2-0 on the young season and had , outscored their opponent ~ . 16-0, while the Blue Devils had struggled to an 0-3 start by being outscored 14-0 on the year. Those ways came to an end Thursday at First Baptist Church Field as junior Eddie McGovern netted a hat trick to give the Blue and White a 3-0 shutout victory over OVCS. GAHS ended more than 263 minutes of frustration on McGovern 's first goal, as hi s southpaw boot from the top left currier gave the guests their first lead of the season at the 16:5 1 mark of the first half. That first goal also proved to :be a family maHer as sophomore Olivia McGovern was cred,ited with an assist on big brother 's openmg score . The Gold and Black found themselves trailing by that margin at halftime, but quite easily could have been looking at a lead if it wasn't for two key _saves by GAHS goaltender Wally Luckydoo. luke Swiney, who has accounted for half of OVC's 16 goals this season, fired a shot directly at Luckydoo in the tenth minute from the top of the box. The ball deflected off of Luckydoo's hands, but the senior keeper was able to scoop up the rebound. • The 40th minute also proved to be interesting for the Gallia Academy keeper, as OVCS nearly netted a corner kick with I0 seconds left before half. Luckydoo leaped over a crowd of players to come up with the free ball to preserve the intermission advantage. The defensive struggle continued in the second half, as both Ohio Valley Christian and Gallia Academy battled through more than 30 minutes of scoreless play. ,However, both teams -would also produce plenty of chances to change the score. Swiney came close to tying the game for aves in the 59th minute, but his _direct kick hit the righ_t post . · Drew Scouten missed wide right about a minute later, and again the hosts still trailed 1-0. GAHS also had its share of good chances, but Defenders' goalkeeper Luke Stinson served as a brick wall during that span. Stinson came up with point blank saves against' Alex Abels in the 65th minute and Brad Cline in the 69th minute. Rex McKinniss also had an open look at the 7:45 mark, but Stinson again came up with the I:,ig play to keep the deficit at one. · Then at the 5:13 mark, McGovern found a free ball on the top right of the box and lifted a shot over the head of _Stinson for a 2-0 advantage. Cline was taken down with just under two minutes remaining and was awarded a penal- Frjday, September 2, 2005 ~- - : "Trent's the starter, and he 'has· been doing a great job," said Frye, who completed all seven passes and led Cleveland to a touchdown in :the second quarter. "When it's :my turn to go in the game, L just try to go out there and do the best I can and keep learning from him." His tum came earlier than expected. Coach Romeo Crennel told Frye during the .week he mi~ht stan, but did not confirm II unlil just before kickoff. · "We wanted tci see how Charlie would handle the surprise stan, and it looked like he , handled it pretty good," Crennel said. "I think his ·numbers looked pretty good in the lirst half He did a nice job." · Sultan McCullough led the Browns with 103 yards rushing on 19 attempts, while Reuben Droughns, competing for time at running back with the injured Lee Suggs and William Green, rushed for 60 yards and a touchdown on nine attempts. Green had 9 yards on live carries, ,while Suggs missed his third straight game with a high ·ankle sprain. Antonio Bryant led the Browns (3-1) with 69 yards on four receptions, while Brandon Rideau had four receptions for 50 yards. Wide receiver Braylon Edwards, the No. 3 pick in the draft, "caught two passes for 47 yards, for Cleveland, , which photo Cleveland Brows running back Reuben Droughns (34) leaps over teammates Ter relle Smith (42) and Melvin Fowler (67) on his way to a 3-yard touchdown run during the second quarter against the Chicago Bears Thursday in Chicago. AP opens the season at home against Cincinnati. In his first start. Bears quarterback Kyle Orton played the first two possessions and completed 2 of 4 passes for 60 yards with an interception. The rookie hit Muhsin Muhammad for 47 yards on the game 's first play from scrimmage, but was picked off in the end zone three snaps . later. _ Veteran back11p Jeff Blake completed, 5 of I0 passes for 37 yards, and third-Siringer Kurt Kittner was 8-of-13 -for I00 yards, including a 45yard touchdown pass to Mark Bradley in the fourth quarter. The Bears (3-2 preseaso n). who open at Washington. were corning off a w'hirlwind week, They demoled and then cut quarterback Chad Hutchinson, who had two rough starts in place of the injured Rex Grossman, and signed running b;\ck Cedric Benson, the fbunh pick in the draft . Benson was not in uniform Thursday. Orton , the fourth-round pick, . immediately opened eyes when he hit Muhammad deep over !he middle for the 47-yard gain . That put the b<\ll on the Cleveland 23. but the drive stalled. On firs! down. Orton's forced pass to ti ghl end Desmond · Clark fell incomplete . Two plays later, 1ne Browns · Lei gh Bodden intercepted a pass intended for Justin Gage in the end zone. "Obviously, we got off to a good start on the first play.'' Orton said. "It's kind of tough when you know you ' re only going lu be playi ng a couple of series; you wam to make so much happen in that lillie time. I got too aggressive and threw !hal 'pick, but all in all, I think it went preny welL" Muhammad sa id Orton will learn lroin that. "When the regular season comes. he 's going lo· make the right decision in those circumstances." !he wide recciver said . The Brown s punted on their first possession. and their second drive - against mostly a seco nd-team d·efe nse · .ended 01i a missed 41 -yard tield goal by Phil Dawson. After the Bears pun led early in the second quarter, Cleveland drove 80 yards for a touchdown. Frye completed a 19-yard pass to Edwards, and Droughns c~ rri e d for 19 Bengals have last chance to get it right BY JOE KAY ASSOCIATED PRESS and 12 yards before leaping in from the 3 for a touchdown. Now. the Browns have some decisions to make at running back. Droughns rushed for 118 yards on 27 attempts in the pre season, while Green carried 31 times for 11 2. ''I don ' t know," Droughns said when asked if he won the job. ·'That's not my choice. I will leave that up to the coaches 10 make thai decision. It 's going to b€ a Iough decision for them." . Bu't 1he Brown s in sisted there's no deci sion to make at quarterback. . ''Trent is perfeclly healthy and I fore see he will stan the Cincinnati game unle <s so mething happens during the week, Crennel said. Did Frye clinch the backup job? Doug 'Johnson, hi s competition. did not 'play. but Crennel said , ''That's to be determined. bui (Frye ) did a lot for himself tonight. " The Browns increased their lead lO I0-0 at the end of the half when Dawson kicked a 30-yard tield goaL . The Bears held out linebacker Brian Urlacher, and Nathan Vasher started at right cornerback for Jerry Azumah, who is. recovering from hip surgery. · Besides Suggs, the Browns were without the injured cornerbacks Michael Lehan (hamstring) and Gary Baxter (conc ussion). The Browns and Bears meet Oct. 9 in Cleveland. Notes: Bradley, who led the league in receptions and receiving yards in the preseason entering the game, finished with 17 catches for 331 yards.... Edwards finished with the most catches by a , Brown in the preseason - , nine for 71 yards .... The Bears, who had 17 penalties last week against Buffalo. had . I0 against the Brown s.... There were 12,562 no-shows. The Bears distributed 60,346 ticke1s. · • Home Oxygen • Portable Oxygen • Nebulizers at all , or al the Eagles . 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''A lot gets starting one game la st year. Sl11n Up Online! www.locaiNet.com Colts ' 34 preseason games blow_n out of proportion. A 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis Safety Kim Herring went Call TooaY & Save! during his career. The only couple of things need to be on the injured list this week 740-446-0007 . 740-992-6260 preseason game he . missed fixed. If they get fixed, and will miss the se~snn ­ Reli ab le Intern et Ac cess Sm cc 1994 Toll Free 877·669-0007 also was against the Bengals we're righl back on track." because uf a shoulder injury. _ in 2001 becau se of a sprained right knee. Last Saturday, Mannin g got the Colts rolling for the fir~t time before he go t hurt · in the third quarrer. He went 18-of-25 for 206 yards and a touchdown - · exaclly what the· Colts wan led to see. " It was good to get some · rhythm,' ' Manning said thi< week . "We got sQme confi dence.'' The Colts are 0-4 in a [Jrcseason that started with an exhausting tri p to Tokyo to play Atlanta. Several players got hurt. and the reS! or them needed a couple of weeks 10 get over the jet lag. The Colts ha ve n'! gone winless durin~ the preseason · since 1990. ~ · " I think a win would be greatly imponanl," said We'll deliver ali the local happenings right to youi· home. Stop by our office defensive tack le Montae Reagor, who is likely 1o and subscribe to the Daily Sentinel for 3 months for only $30. 1'9 and receive watch Friday"s game because of a sore groin . a FREE comic umbrella*! "There 's no need to panic. If you afL' ,; ·currcm .,u h ~crihL'r. you can rccc i'"e ·~ fr~c umhrd la h~ c:\ te ndin~ ~nur 'uh,•.:ripti ,ln h1r 6 nwnth .. f~1r ~.m l~ $)9. 15. but I think a win would help (• Pay nll'nt mu st be, madL.' in pcr ~nn ;11 the Daily Sentinel : Ill (nurt St.. Ptllllal)~. Ohitl in tll\ kr Ill re~·l'i h' ~~·ur Frl'L' ..·,,mil.· umhrella . give us a little momentum . Qu.mtl\ll'.' .1rc hm ned. goi ng into the_ regular sea- CINCINNATI - For one night, Carson Palmer wants -to play like Peyton Manning. Manning got Indianapolis out of its offensive funk last week, easing concerns about the Colts' passing game. Palmer wants to do-the same thing 'for the - Bengals on Friday night during the final preseason game. Cincinnati's first-team ·offense has failed to get into the end zone in two of its · .three games. It was particularly ineffective during ·a 2717 loss in Philadelphia last Friday. when Palmer played into the third quarter but failed to produce a touchdown. "That's what the presea.son 's for, to get all the mistakes and the funk out," Palmer said. The Bengals sure were funky in Philly. Receivers dropped passes, linemen missed blocks and Palmer got knocked around . The front office committed millions of dollars to keeping the offense intact during the . offseason, but hasn 't gotten much return on its investment so far. The offense has one more chance to get it right before the sea·son opener in Cleveland . · If nothing else, a good showing would be good for morale . "This last preseason game r--~---------------------~---~, would put me in a better ~on." comfort zone with Carson," The Colts got a -lift when said .receiver Chad Johnson, free agent defensive tackle· ·who has yet to score a touch- Corey Simon agreed to a 1 ·· "You r Hom etmm Ne~rspdjJer" 1 down. " Make a catch · and contract on Thursday. It's Dro p t.his l'i.ltlpnn fllf in our office at Ill C 11Urt St.. Pomeroy. ?hio \~ ith ~ nur pa~ mcn.t and reo.:·e ·~\ e a FREE (llmi,: umhn.· lla. you'll see both of us smil- unclear how much Simon ing." _ -_ will play early in !he season The . 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J ------------------------------------1 ----- �• Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, September 2, 2005 www .mydailysentineJ.com Buckeyes' Ginn hopes to build on fast start BY RusTY MILLER ASSOCIATED PRESS ' COLUMBUS - As fast as Ted Gmn Jr IS, he'll have a hard lime staying ahead of the expectal!ons he's created for his second season of college footbalL After a scinttllatmg start to his Oh10 State career - four punt return touchdowns and maybe five times that many highlight-reel plays - the recetver's uncanny speed has made htm one of the most watched players m the nal!on He mtght even be a taster verston of USC's show-stoppmg playmaker Regg te Bush "Yeah. I think I'm a pretty fast kid," Ginn satd when presented that posstbtlity Everythmg about Gmn LS fast He's fast on the fteld He became a star qutckly He's facmg adult responstbtllltes early And he's already feeling the pressure ot bemg a star "My ltte outstde of football has changed a ltttle btt," he said as he prepared for No 6 Ohto State's season-opener on Saturday agamst Mtamt ot Ohto "Oh , tt's changed a lot Becau se tt's a mark on you now Everybody knows who you are You can't go out and do the thmgs that you dtd before." Gmn was a track star and detenstve bac k at Cleveland's Glenville Htgh School , playmg football tor hts father. the head coach He announced his mtentJOn to come to Ohio State dunng a break m a natiOnally televtsed prep all-star game When he got to Oh10 State, however, the transltlon was slow "Thts ume a year ago he was just a guy who was trymg to get It ned up nght," quarterback Justm Zwtck sa1d w1th a chuckle. Lookmg to spark a sputterIng offense last season, Ohto State turned to Gmn. It became tmmediately clear why the move was made Hts 65-yard punt return for a TD against Wisconsin in the fi(th game was one of the few bnght spots m a ' Property owner discovers illici~ parking scheme HUNTINGTON, W.Va (AP) - Wtth fans ~o ngre­ gating for Marshall 's season opener Thursday night, one woman decided to charge for parkmg on pnvate property near the football st,tdt ... um AP photo Oh1o State's Ted Gtnn, nght, returns a punt for a touchdown during the ft rst quarter as Penn State's Dan Connor (40) chases h1m Saturday Oct 30, 2004, m Columbus. Buckeyes' loss . Then he raced to a 67 -yard punt return score agamst Penn State three weeks later. The ne xt week agamst Mtch1gan State, he caught four passes for 77 yards, sped to a 17-yard TD on a reverse and pmballed through defenders tor a 60-yard punt return TD . Hts three touchdowns helped the Buckeyes rally from a late deficit - the dectdmg score was h1s 58yard receptiOn. Two weeks later, m the annual showdown wtth Michtgan, Oh10 State was holding onto a 20-14 lead mtdway through the third quarter when Gmn gathered a punt at hts own 18. broke a tackle, and shtfted 10to overdnve The 82-yard spnnt to the end zone broke the game open and broke the school and Btg Ten records tor punt return TDs 10 a season "Once } ou see a touchdown, there's no need to make a move' You just use your speed," Gmn satd after that game In Oh10 State' s rout of Oklahoma State m the Alamo Bowl, the Shot-Ginn offense was unvetled wtth Gmn at quarterback, spnntmg out on runnmg plays Center N1ck Mangold satd It's hard not to be a spectator when Gum gets the ball. "Alter about a second he 's by you by about 15 yard ~... Mangold sa1d "Your block doesn' t matter after lh<Lt. So you get to watch a I IItl e !:itt It LS tun watchmg htm dance around and making moves on people. " Lost m camp a year ago, Gum " nov. ,1 te.tm leader "Now he 's helpmg other recetvers on what they're supposed to be domg," Zwick satd "He's definttely been polished " He 's had to handle a lot recently Ted Gmn Sr w.ts hospuali zed m August after a gro wth was removed from hts colon He returned home last week and watched from the press box as ht s team won tts season-opener 32-0 He says doctors told htm he was cancer-free and, after some recovery ttme, free to go back to the sideltnes with his Tarblooders. "One thmg he told me was, 'If I go 'down you try and be a man and step up .'" the younger Gmn sa1d. "I thmk I dtd that thts year Commg m The only problem was that the pnvate property dtdn't belong to the woman, pollee satd. The owner of the vacant parkmg lot called pohce near game-ttme to say the woman had charged about $5 each tor about 20 cars "It was pnme property," satd Cabell Counry 911 supervtsor Tony Clark satd \':\: B~ among bes~ in Help Wanted ~ generally as house-hold. The room will be Halp Wanted opened lor viewing Immediately prior to solicitation ol blda Description of property as follows: Studio MEDICAL RECORD ~TRANSCRIPTIONIST Pleasant Valley Hospttal ts currently acceptmg resumes for a Medical Record Transcnpuomst. Regtstered Heallh InformatiOn Techmctan preferred Ope to . three years of medtcal transcriptton expenence. Mtmmum speed of 60 words permmute . Excellent salary, hohdays, heallh msurance smgleJfamtly plan, dental plan. hfe m s urance , vacatton, long -term disabthty and reurement Send resumes to Pleasant Valley Hospttal, c/o Human Resources, 2520 Valley Dnve. Pomt Pleasant, WV 25550 speakers, mattress q, box prlngs q, computer components, kids stuff, matching couch and love seat, end table, cookware, fur- niture, • play pen, Christmas decoration, pictures, coffee table, atereo, toys, bag cloths, answering machine. Bay t25 Name: Autumn Address· P.O Box 422, City: Racine, Ohio 45nf Terms ol sale will be cash or certified lund Hill's Sell Storage 29670 Baohan Rd., Racine, OH 45n1 (8), 31 (9) 1,2 (304) 675-4340 www pvalley.org ANEOE KIT & CARLYLE www Thacker, Estate Yard Sale Sept 3, g.? Ma;or appliances table/chatrs, d1shes on Starcher Road, Pomeroy, Ohto, located beyond Holzer Clime follow s1gns close to Beech Grove Broad Run Gun Club Sunday, Sept 4 10.00 a.m Nomtnattons of of11cers Party for members after meeting Ractne Ftre Dept. Chtcken BBQ & Homemade Ice Cream Sunday, Sept. 4th -iFmllnn b,eg1ns 11 ·00 a m WV State Farm Museum Sept3&4 COUNTRY MUICI FESTIVAL & CHICKEN BAR BQ Saturday, Sept. 3 12-2 pm 2 Rtver Junct1on Band 2-4 pm Joey Wtlcoxon Sunday- Gospel , Ktlchen & Store wtll be open Cl2005 com1cs com I ' . I In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE To Place 'Or:ribune 1\egi~ter Sentinel Your Ad, (7 40) 446-2342 (740} 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To (740) 992-2157 Or Fax To (304) 675-5234 ~----------~~------~ nation. Monday thru Friday 8:00. a.m. to 5:00p.m. but just average In MAC Ohio State depth chart ' BINGO on the contanls ol sell-sarvlce storage room. The goods to be sold are described C•IIY Couro ty OH Oeacl~ir~ Word Ads CLASSIFIED INDEX 10:00 a.m. a public nle will be held lor the purpon ol satlalylng a landlord's lien ij!;ribune - Sentinel - 1\egi~ter CLASSIFIED ~ here, steppmg \lp, gomg through the adverstty and , COLUMBUS (AP) - Whal~ brew1ng BETTS YOU DLDN"T KNOW: Miami OB everythmg and JUSt playmg Josh Betts was 13th In the nation In wllh ll!e 2005 Ohio Slate B~es hard " BUCKEYE BUZI: Fr,ohman defenSI-e 2004 1n 101a1 offense (2n ypg) - Md end Lawrence Wilson , Who ooacn Jim f1tlh In the Mid-Amencan Conference Gmn Sr. also told hts son to Tressel ea1d would dehn1tely play BET YOU DIDN'TKNOW II. Penn Slal8, keep tt stmple. Saturday In the open er I:Qainst Miami Oregon State, Wl~consln , Nebraska, (OhkJ}, sustained a leg Injury In practtce Clemson Noue Dame and Wesl Vlrgmla "My father always told me on Wednesday night The Injury was not each receJVe.;l fewer points than Mlamt that once you get the ball to considered senous (Ohio) m the preseason Associated DEPTH CHART: The only players Pre&& poll ' use your shoes,"' Gtnn satd expected to miss the opener because of WATCH THIS: The OSU coaching staH "That's what I do" Injury are LB Mike D'Andrea (knee is huddling ovar Its game plan for Miami reconstruction) , C Jimmy Cordle (foot), The process b~gan w ith a staff meeting Oh10 State coach Jun TE Rory NMlhOI (fooVankle) and DL Wednesday night, follow1d by a finalTressel satd he tntends to get Vernon Gholston (finger surgery) All are Ized un1fled plan decided Thursday the ball to Gtnn more thts expected back by the end or September morning season A year ago, Gtnn scored etght touchdowns m 59 touches, Gtnn wtll hkely return some ·ktckoffs, connnue to COLUMBUS (AP) - The depth char! for 18 Devon l~ons 6-4, 214, So return punts. and be a more Ohio State In Saturday's season-opener DEFENSE agalnsl Miami (Ohio) DE 97 David Pollen10n 6·3, 285, Jr , 99 promment part ot the OFFENSE Jay Richardson 6-6 276, Jr offense SE 4 Santonio Holmes 5·11 , 190. Jr B l T 94 Marcus Green 6-3 305 5th·Sr , Roy Hall 8-3, 240 Jr 93 Nader Abdallah 6·5 300 Fr. " Early last season Ted LT 50 Doug Dall&h 6·5, 295, Jr 71 AT 90 Quinn Prtcock 6-3 295, Jr , 98 Gmn was a novice playmg a Sieve Attiring 6·8, 329, So Joel Penton 6·5, 290 Jr. LG 77 Rob Sims 6--4, 310 Sr , 59 John DE 57 M1ke Kudla 6·3, 265, Sr , 78 Alex new positiOn.'' Tressel sa td Conroy 6-3, 295, Sr Barrow~. 255, Fr "You could see the tncrease C 55 Nlcl< Mangold 6·4, 290, Sr so SLB 42 !lobby Carpenter 6•3, 255, Sr., m understandmg Once you Doug Oafish 6·5, 295 Jr 1 Marcus Freeman 8-2, 230 So RG 72 TJ Downing 6·5, 306, Jr 67 MLB 51 Anthony Schlegel6·2 251, 5Lh• u'nderstand what's being Kyle Mitchum 6·6. 295, Fr asked ot you (then) all of a AT 74 Kirk Barton 6-6, 305, So , 73 Sr, 46 Chad Hoobler 6·3, 2'l6, So WLB 47 AJ HawK 6•1 240 Sr. 52 Steve Winner 6-lJ, 300. Sr sudden your phystcal abthJohn Kerr 6 1, 246 Jr T~ 80 Ryan Hamby 6·5, 255, Slh·Sr 87 LCB 26 Ashton Vouboly 6·1, 188, Jr, 19 ttes take over And he's got BrandOn Smith 6·3, 240 Fr FL 7 Ted Ginn Jr 6.(], 175, So , 5 Albert Brandon Underwood 6 2, 170, Fr extraordmary phystcal abthRCB 6 Tyler Everott 5-fl 202. Sr., 2 Duke• 6-1 , 190, So hes 08 12,JusUn Zwiel< 6-4, 225, ,Jr, 17 Malcom Jenkins 6·1, 180, Fr fS 21 Nate Salley 6·3, 220, Sr , 32 So, can anyone catch Gmn Todd Boeclunan 6·5, 235, Fr T8 25 Mtonlo Pittman 5-H. 195, So.; BrandOn Milohell 6·3, 205, }r tn the open field'l SS 9 Conte Whitner 5-11, 205, Jr., 3 43 Bran(iOn SChnittker 6·2, 250 Sr "No," Gmn said "You've FB 89 Stan White Jr 6-3 242, Jr • 49 Jam arlo 0 Neal 6-1. 180, Fr NB 3 Jamar!o O'Neal 6-1, 180, Fr , 34 DloniQ Johnson G-0, 250, So got to have that atlltude that SL 11 An1hooy Gonzalet 6·0, 195, So., Rob Harley 6-2 202 ~th-Sr no one can catch you " 1 Every Friday & Saturday Doors Open: 4'00 pm Early Btrds 5. 15 pm Reg. Sess1on 6.30 pm SATURDAY SPECIAL '$5 PACKS' $1000 COVERALL $1500 BLOCK OF 9 (If not htt Fnday) $500 4 Leaf Clover *NO PAYOUT CUTS 124 Htghland Ave Polllt Pleasant, WV 304-675-3Bn FREE BINGO Amencan Legton Mtddleport September3 5 Earl~ B1rd Games Start1ng al 5 pm Start1ng at 6 30 P.m Playtng B1ngo for FREE 1st & 2nd Paper Pack Free AHer 1st and 2nd paper pack $5 00 each Guaranteed $60 00 a Game Starburst $1,050 00 Door Pnze $1 000 Crank 11 Up $6 000 The Daily Sentinel • Page BS 'NWw.mydailysentinel.com • "It JUSt wastl ' thers" W h e.n confronted. the woman took the nearly $100 MARSHALL she made and ran to a local bar, Clark satd. Offtcers persuaded the owner not to have the cars towed because fans dnvmg to see Marshall's wm over Wtlham & Mary didn't know tt was an 1llegal operatton Clark was not certam tf the woman had been found late Thursday ~ For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! PUBLIC SALE Notice Is hereby given that on September 3, 2005 at Friday, September 2, 2005 4x4's For Sale ... ... ... . . ... . .... . .... 725 Announcement. .... .. ... ............ ... ... 030 Antiques.. ...... .. .... ... .... .. ... ........ 530 Apartments lor Rent .. . .. ... ... .... .. ...... 440 Auction and Flea Market. . ..... ... ... ......080 Auto Parts & Accessories ................ 760 Auto Repair ................................. ......no Autos lor Sale ........................................710 Boats & Motors for Sale ........................ 750 Building Supplies. .. . ........................550 Bus~ness and Buildings ............................. 340 Business Opportuntly .................................210 Bus~nesa Training ..................................... 140 Campers & Motor Homes ........................... 790 Camping Equipment .............. ................ 780 Cards of Thanks .. ... .. ... ... .. ... . . 010 Child/Elderly Care. .... . .. .. . ............ 190 Electrical/Refrigeration .... ... . .. . .. .. .840 Equipment lor Rent .. . .. .... . . ... .. .. ... 480 Excavating .. ... .'. .. ... .. . . .... ... .. 830 Farm Equipment,. ... ........ .. .. .610 Farms for Rent .. . .. ... . .... ... ... . .. ..430 Farms lor Sale. . . ... ... .... .... .. .. 330 For Lease .. ... .. ............................ 490 For Sate . . .. . . ... .... . .. ......... 585 For Sate or Trade. .. ............................... 590 Fruits & Vegetables :.............................. 580 Furnished Rooms ........................................450 General Hauling ........................................... 850 Giveaway ....................................................040 Happy Ads ...................................................050 Hay & Graln ..................................................640 Help Wanted ................................... ,,............ 110 Home lmprovements...................................810' Homes lor Sale ...................... . ............ 310 Household Goods....... ................. ... .... 510 Houses lor Rent.. ................................... .... 410 In Memortam ........................................... 020 Insurance......... ... .... ........ ........ .......... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment.. ................... 660 Livestock ......... ... ... ............. .... .. . . ....630 Lost and Found .. ... .. ......................... 060 tots & Acreage .......... .................... 350 Miscellaneous. ....... . ..... ...... .. .............170 Miscellaneous Merchandise.............. ... ...540 Mobile Home Repair. ..........................860 Mobile Homes lor Rent ............... .,., ........ 420 Mobile Homes for Sale........................320 Money to Loan . .. .................................. 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers...................740 Musical Instruments ...................... .......... S70 Personals ... .......................................... 005 Pets lor Sale ............:...................... ............ 560 Plumbing & Heating ................................... 820 Professional Services ................................. 230 Radio, TV & CB Repalr ................. ,............. 160 Real Estate Wanted ..................................... 360 Schools Instruction ................................. 150 Seed • Plant & Fertilizer ........................ 650 Situations Wan1ed..... ...... ........ .. ... ..120 Space lor Rent.. ....................................... 460 Sporting Goods .... . .. ...... .... .. . ... 520 SUV'slor Sate............ ... .. ................. .. 720 Trucks lor Sale. .. .. .. ....:.......... . 715 Upholstery .. .... .. . .. .. . ........ 870 Vans For Sale . . . . .. . . .. ..730 wanted to Buy . . . . .... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies... .... 620 Wantad To Do .. .. . .. .. . .. .... 180 Wanted to Rent .. .. ....................... 470 Yard Sale- Gallipolis.. ... .. .................072 Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle1............, ..... 074 Yard Sale-PI Pleasant . ... ............ .... .. .. 076 I r \ ' \01 \,{ I \(I \ I ' YARDSALE- GAtUPOLL' n Y\RD SALEGAI.IJl'Ol.IS Blacklwhtl e shor tha tred Spayed shol s female tndoor only (740)446 2700 Classtc grey tabby female Spayed shots mstde only 2 yrs old shOr thatred [7 40)446·2700 Gtveaway lo good home female C:::altco cat 1y1 old spayed Call Lm da (740)441-934 7 ---------· Sev€ral ktltens longhatred vanous colors 4 mo old (740)446-2700 Huge 3 famtly yard sale W4 Y~RD So\LEName brand g rls· LTDZ LEI Tommy Home lntertor Stbenan HusKy pupptes Wtll tools many mtsc ttems be rea dy 9/8/05 Free to Saturday and Monday 9·2 2 Famtly 2 Day Yard Sate Sm1th Goeglein 2205 Graham School Ad 4 432 10 Aoad Pomeroy OH(oft 1 Whtte shOrthaired female 1!2 mtles out SA 141 Flatwoods Road) Fnday cat 2 yrs old spayed shOts Huge garage sale Sept 9/2105 9 00 5 00 Saturday ms1de onl y on ly cat m 1 2 &3 9am Spm Little 9/ 3/05 9 DO 2 00 mm1 household (740 )4 46·2700 Kyger Ad 1 m11e past R1ver blinds golf bag toys Valley H S women s mens and boys ANn clothtng kttchenware and FOUND Huge sale Sept 5th 1 5 much more m•l es down At 7 Found Older Yorkte at tile Longaberger clothes toys 35880 Flatw oods Rd pou nd wea rmg collar To Too mucll to ltst 1 Pome roy great back to tdenltfy call (740)44 1 0490 Huge yard sale hrst and last school clo thes tor boys & FounCl All black 1amese cat of seaso n 9·2 tll ru 9 B gtrls ladtes casual & dress clo thes n1ce mens sutls wtth cream and brow n kttten 10544 SIB.te Route 141 s1zes 42·46 Sept 2·3 wtt h pertect markmgs Huge yard sate Several Spnng Valley 446-4488 Nascar ttems entertamment 4 Famthes Garage Sates tn 70 center exerctse eqUip Rtggs Crest Manor Turn At YARD SALE name brand clothmg, home off ol Rt 7 above the T P· Chester Water Co Ad 28 ~;:::;;::;:::~ mtertor to much to ltst Sept Locust Grove lake ftrst turn C!: 2·3 8am·4 30pm 2110 of a ~ YARJ) S!\l.E.. mtle SA 554E follow s•gns to R tght mto Rtggs Addthon Children s VCR movies GAU IPOUl.i Large 3 tamtly yard sate- clolhes good toys ant1que 715 Tht rd Avenue m lot next dtshes turn!lure baskets _ I - DAY ONLY! 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At 7 2&3 10 OQ.? Chtldr en cloth· like new Books hard and Pomeroy Oh past skating tng Home I nt elc baskets paperback Some turmture rtnk nortll 9 4 ratn cancels lwm bed frames chatrs etc 3-farntty garage sale ram or l ois of m1scellaneous Items F•rst time yard sale Sept Shtne 15 Ann Dr 911 9/3 Sam 5pm Vanety of mise such as btcycles a loom 2nd & 3rd 9 5pm 45 Rt verv1ewplace 2 blocks ct1eap luggag-e e'c from Valley Lumber clothes Large sale (Some lh ng lor S.le beddmg hou sehold & lots of 4 •Famty l y Parts Barn Name brand everyone) Household Items miSC boys stzes 8 14 Plus SIZe large/small toots guns clothtng 160 2 m1les past F1rst ttme yard sale···· clothmg & lots of mtsc Holzer tuf'n on Ke rr Road Furntture A.nt ques Crocks Thurs 911-? 9 ooam? Bad then on Pme Hill Road Clothing Too'ts Hospttat bed weather postpones to tallow _ 912105 913105 and More September 1 to 1ng week September 3 South 51h Lasl movmg sale lnstde 586 Ann Dnve Fn Sat 6 Middleport 19635 Stale At 554 913· mtles south At 7 oH 9,4 Sat & Sun 9-6 An11qu e Garage Sale· Sept 1 2 3 Raccoon Ad Boys 12 dresser sewmg machme Wh1tes Htll Ad Rutland womenS 3 26 bunk bed ptano ktds bed wasller & Ohto rescue heroes dryer tab les golf clubs Pu•LtJtOY/MJDDLE good home (740)3BB·9125 LoST s r .rd The a 8 mtles out 218 B 00? toys books Chnstmas tree Friday & Saturday Sept 2nd & dec mtsc & 3rd Ra1n or sht ne Mull• fam1\y garage sale 814 4th Ave 9am? Sept 2nc1 & 3rd 8 OOam ? ThursiFn ( 1stl2nd) Lots of Ram or Shme Antique furniture clothing toys and other glassware Longaberger name brand m1sc stuff clothmg collecttbles 9711 State A! 75 Thurs 9 TI.Jpperware and much more • 3 , Sat 9-3 lamps ptcture & 27~ McCully Road m1sc Items If ratn will be tn breezeway Sat 3 Sept 9 5 6309 St At ::.:::.:.:..:;:___ _: - - , - 588 Boys clothes turntture Btdwell Untted Methodtst decorations womens Church t 1 I Ch urch St clothes etc ' havmg ya'rd sale Sept 2nd· 3rd 9am-5pm Sat 913105 Sam· I pm, 54 Ambtestde Or 81dwell 2 Boys cloth es (0-5) House miles oul 160 Clothes wares bed toys beddmg Playstauo n & games tools mtsc Fn/Sat 8 ooam Stone and bunch more Harbor Route 588 Sat Sep t Jrd 9am 4pm fiVEI farr111y garage sale 522 160 Nonh f1rst lei! past the lett Fork Ad past C C Korner 1 mtle out Juntor Caldwell Truckmg turn At Day & adult clothes daybed 112 mt on At 9am- 5pm Frt Trash & Treasure Sale 1111 Sat Anttques, colleclor 10 ve across from F1rsl ttems. lAwn tractors g1rls B aphst Church )Sal Sun cloth1ng 3 an11que autos 800am-? Electm: cook household and 11undreds of stOVE exerctse b1ke other rtems Longaberger. Halloween Friday and Saturday 9 5 3 c o s I u m e s • miles out 588 from town Christmas/Halloween decor ctotl1 tng k1tchen 1tems Friday/Saturday 8 2 Home much more 4-lamtly sale remodel sohd wood doors etecmcal couch ltshmg Yard sale at 1939 Chatham St 1st 2nd & 3rd AnltQues ltn es toys 212 KeUy Orrve chtfdrenS clothes furntture Garage sate Sat Scpl 3 dishes 9 ooam 4 OOpm Ke1 r Ad ecross from Ltvtng Water Yard sale Sept 1 rhru 5 Church Mens clothing (SIZe Kmck ~necks clothes Large·6)(xx• scrubs name lables puzzles etc Burnett brand clothmg housewares Al1 Kanauga ::.::_:_::.....c:..,_____ Oh A ( r' Display Ads Dally In-Column: 1:00pm. Monday-Friday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday ln·Column · 1:00 p.m. For Sunday• Paper Friday • All Display 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To Publlc:at1on Sunday Display: 1:00 Thursday for Sundays. 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Rl 7 2 m1les north ot Che-ster hundreds of mtsc 1tems Yard Sale september 1st & 2nd 41190 Laurel Cliff Rd Mtidred Pomeroy Ohto Hudson {p WANI'ED 10 BuY School untlorms toddler to Absolule Top Dollar US adult ctothtl'lg housewares Stiver and Gold Cotns ~mck knacks 468 Matn Proofsets Gold Atllgs Pre Street Rutland 1935 US C~.Jrrency Sohlatte Dtamonds- M T S Sept 2 3 &5 4 Famtly yard Com Shop 151 Second sale 1 mtle otl At 7 on 124 Avenue Galhpohs 740 446 1st house on Batley Run Road Real-Estate Wanled Local Sept 2-J 1691 Lincoln person looktng lor a home to Hetghts-Smtths Many new buy All cash Me gs or •tems clott1mg beddtng Gallta No double·wtde or glassware rad1os modular 740 -416 3130 pots/pans clocks backI \11 '10\ \II\ I packs, desk September 2nd & 3rd SAM SPM Sumner Road off 248 m Chester Now you can have borders and graphics .iL-'1 added to your classified ads ;~ 1m Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large LEARN TO DRIVE ' NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ' FULL TIME CLASSES 'COL TA... 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All replies w11t be kept tn strtct confidence Send yow resume to CLA Bo-,; 569 cJo Gallipolis Trtbune PO 80)( 469 Gallipolis OH 4563t Gtgant tc Sale Everythmg lmagmable At87 to Leon Baden Sept I 2 3 3rd House An E~~:pelle nt way to earn on r1gt1t (304)895-3828 money The New Avon Huge Yard Sale Sat Sept 3 Call Mantyn 304 ·862·2645 Lewts Lane Sandy His Last house on A1ght Lots of Tool Appalachtan Ttre IS tookmg Roo m stuff Books tor a General Serv1ce Stop by our toea· Chnstm as Tree Dts hes Person Jewelry lmens P1ctures 11on @ 426 Vtand St PI Ant1ques Clothes l ots ot Pleas for a AppltcaM n ten cent stu ff M~.Jch m1sc Some stuff Free Are you lookmg for a change tn your nurstng? Full-It me or Huge Yard Sale Fn & Sat 9 Pari-time RN needed for Mme health 4 Furmture Gun Catunet growmg Ctothmg Household Goods agency Flextble scheduling 118 mtle out Crab Creek Ad compettltve wages wtth ben eltls Call toll free 1 866 Garage Sale Ratn or Shtne Beale Meadow Rd 368 1100 Sept 1st & 2nd 9 OOAM to 5 OOPM 1 mtle on Bashan Hugh 5 Famtly Garage Safe AVON • All Areasl To Buy 01 At 2 JCT 87 Mtll Crk Ad Ad comtng from Aactne Shtrley Spears 304· Sept 1234567 Stone Sell 675·1429 Garage Sale Salem Center Jar Iron Sk1llets Old Clock Sept 1 2 3 3 Famtltes Old , Furntture Glassware Cook Needed linens Set Rings Pots Ratn or Shtne Pans Lots Mme 6 Hours per day Monday· Huge 5 Famtly Garage Sale Frtday day Shift Only no Everythtng Movtng Sale B00400 Sept 6 & 7 evemngS or weekends Patd Evans 52544 Bald Knob goes 704 Mar etta Road benehts tnclude vacat1on Sept 1stthru 3rd 84 Sttve rsvtlle Road Porlland SICk & hOliday pay Yard Sale 1 Day Only Expenence helpful or we Will Huge tndoor yard sale Ptne Sept 3rd 8 am 12 noon tram you Apply tn person to Grove Ad at the old L&L ttre 2914 Spruce Ave Rutll Rtce or call (304)675 barn GtgantiC selectton ol Womens & Mens Ctotlles 2369 Mason County Actton clothes for the enht e faffitly Shoos Baskets Otshes Group Inc (Pt Pleasant Nursmg scrubs formal Lawn Cllatrs & Tools Semor Center) 101 2n~ large gowns(some women s) V1deo cameras Yard Sale 251 4 Mt Vernon Street PI Pleasant v-N aduh bicyCle CD changers Ave Saturday Sept 3rd & for vehiCles Sot! cases A Man Sept 5th 8 5 Lots of Driven Needed huge selectton ot baby Stutl COL Onvers wtlling to dnve Infant & toddler clothes for local ready m1x•c8ncrete You111 bed arK.! a good van· Yard Sale Fr1 and Sat Sepl company E)(penence ts ety of baby gear If you re 2&3 9 Spm 452 Center St havtng a baby don t mtss Mason Home Items, N1ce preterred but not necessary tht s yard salet September Clothtng N1ntendo Super Drt\16r must 'be Willing to do Ntntendo • Playstfltton s pre maintenance on trucks 2nd&3rd 9 5 & eqwpment yr~rd wmk & w/games Mtsc 11ems other miscellaneous chores Mow"lg Out Sale Sept 1Sl to 3rd 6 00 to 4 DO Death Yard Sale Saturday August Expenence operattng equtp1n the tamtly all 1tems must 3rd Sam 4pm 826 301~ ment & extra sk1lls such as go 35822 St At t43 Street Pomt Pleasant adul\ • ~ldtno a plus Harnsonville OH Call 740· cldthes k1ds clothes pony saddle toys day bed dtsh 698 9758(1re("le) es small kttchen appli ances For a limited t1me make SOot., N1ce 2 family ya rd sale tots ot msc sellmg Avon Call (740)446 Ltncoln t-fe lghts t 641 3358 Everythmg cheap Sept lst Yard Sale Saturday Sept 3rd Home lnter101 Books Lead GUttanst also plays &2nd GirlS CiolheS JuntOf SIZe 4 bass seeking to JOin a work 8 Boys Clothes t 2H 16H 1ng band or to start one Saturd ay huge four tamtly namebrand clothing carpel Womens Dresses 12 to 16 Genre-country country rock Longaberger m1sc Rt 143 Apple Grove Selby Larte classic rock Call (304)675 1451 across hom Mtllstone Ad three miles from AI 7 EOE MIFNA Calll304)937-3410 EOE H1nng Buns Party Barn-dell!drtve thr u/carry out Must be at least t9 yrs old Ptck up apphcatton M F 8 4 LI CENSED SOCIAL WORKER Overbrook Rehab 1lttatton Center ts now acceptmg resumes for !he postt1on of Dtre<:lor of soc,al Servtces The quahlted candtdate must be a LSW possess1ng strong verbal and wntten commun catton sktlls Medtcatd Med tcare and MDS knowledge Lo ng ter m care expenence preferred but not reQUired OualilteO candtdates may send resum es 10 Charla Brown McGutre AN LNHA Admtmstrator 333 Page Street Middleport Ohto 45760 EOE LICENSED SOCIAL WORKER Ove1broo~ Rehab1htatton Center tS now accept ng res umes lor the pos1tton of Otrector of Soctal Serv1ces The qualtfted candtdate must be a LSW possesstng strong verbal and wntten commun1cat1on sktlls Me d ca1d Me dtcare and MDS knowledge Long term care expenence preferred but not reqwred Qualified candtdales may send resumes to Charla Brown Mj:GUtre AN LNHA Admm1strator 333 Page Street Mtddleport Ohto 45760 EOE LPN The Metgs County Board 01 ~~~~ Mental Retardatt on an d Developmenlal Otsab11ittes seeks a Heal th Se rvtces Goordmator to work three DIVISIOn 0 days a week w1th students FtnariC!al ln sltlutton and adults wtlh develop men ff 1ce ol Consume tal dtsaMhes mplement1ng Hatrs BEFORE you ref1 a comprehensiVe hea lth and ance your home o delegated nurs1ng pr ogram btatn a loan BEWAR Must be a reg•stered nurse I requests for any larg currently ltcensed m the dvance payments o Preferred State ot Ohto ees or msurllnce Cal Quahhca ttons exper~e nce 1n he Olltce of Consume public health nurstng expe tta~rs toll free at 1 866 nence workmg w11h Children 78 0003 to learn Jf th and adults wtlh davelopmen broker o tal d•sabt ltt1es Send resume by September 16 2005 to MCBMRDD 1310 Carleton Skeet PO B ox 307 Syracuse Ohto 45779 OUTSIDE SALES REPRESENTATIVE uNOTil't:** The Gati ipolts Datty Tnbune 1S accepting resumes tor a full t1me outs1de sales representa tlve to 101n our sales team and to marage an estab hshed account ILSI whtle calltng on new accounts The successful candtdate 'wtll be a dtsctplmsd self mottved team player that understands tile Importa nce of developtng strong mLJtually beneft cml bustness relatton shtps wtth our customers The 1deal candtdate wtll have sale expertence For mtervtew conftdent1al please send resume and cover tetter to Gallipolis Dally Trtbune Attn J1m Freeland 825 Thtrd Ave Galllpohs Oh1o 45631 Truck Dr~vers Needed Henderson WV base d earn er looktng tor expenenced Class A COL Drtvers V!te rested part1es cal l (3041675· 7434 SLlliMll., OverbrooK Center IS current iN'rilUIClll~' ly accepting apphcattons lor a full t•me admm•strattve secretary Computer sktlls Concealed Prsl ol Class reQu tred M•crosott Word September 3 9 00 am VFW and Excel e)(penence pre- Mason WV Ph (740)!34 3 fe rred Benefits package 5555 Cel l (740)41 6 3329 avat fable Please stop by our offtce and complete an Gallipolis Career College appltcaiiOn No phone calls {Careers Close To Home] please 333 Page Street Call Today' 740 446 4367 Mtddleport OH 45760 EOE 1 800 214 0452 www Qallopotlscareercollogo COli\ ParamediCS & EMT s Ar:cred led Member Ar:r:rel1•1 ng Counc 1 lor lndepenoenl Col eoes needed Apply at 1354 Krl\l Schoobi 12748 , Jackson Ptke Gallrpot1s PosttiOn Openmg Cltnlcal Ass 1sta nts for Cnsts Stab•hzatton Untt located tn Gallipolis OH Must be able to worJ( shttt work week ends and holidays Ht,gh School graduate or GED reqUi red Valid Drtver s L1cense wtth tt1e abtl ty to be covored on Agency s Fleet~ msurance plan Ftrst Atd and CPR requtred Pos 1t on requ1res d~recl care of chants S6 67 per hour Send resumes to Manager of Human • Resources woodland Centers 3086 State Aoutlf 160 Galhpohs Ot1to 45631 1 full · ttme needed Monday-Fnday day shttt no weekends no holidays $15 94 S22 56/h r now htr Apply al 936 St Rt 160 1ng For appllcattpn & fre e governm en t JOb nfo call Galhpohs (740)446-9620 Amencan Assoc of Labor 1 913-' 599 8226 24/hrs POSTAL JOBS emp serv "' Aesldent at Treatmen l Factllty lor boys now t1lflng 01rect Care Workers Pay NE Protect Manager for ba sed on e)(penence patd salary posttton Lead loam msurance (740)379 90S3 ol ass1stants n reset of reta11 9am 3pm Man Fn dtsplays tor home mprove men! retatler Crew mgm1 Aockspnngs Aehab•lltaiiOn and planogram axp a must Center IS look1ng for dedtcat Trvl may t1e up to 3 wks ed compasstonate Stctle Expenses pd +- pe r d1em Tested Nurs1ng Asstslants Must poss~ss reltable trans Compeltt•va wages health por1a110n Send resume to and dental benefits and We l.,ke JOrdan JU Stus@ resourcep co 401K avatlable prtde m our fac•llty and res t m or tax to 888 501·7972 dents and need great team If you Ohto Valley Home Health players lo JOin us Inc htnng Full Ttme AN s have these QuahhcahOns apply to Compelttlve Wages Mileage please and beneftts tncludtng health Aockspnngs Aehab11lta11on 1nsurance Apply at 1480 Center 36759 Aockspnngs Otno Pomeroy Jackson Ptke Galltpolts or Road phone toll free 1--866 441 45769 Extendtcare Health 1393 Ellpandtng tnto Serv•ces Inc IS an equal Mason County WV WV opportumty employer that encourages workplace RN s encouraged to apply dtversrty M/F DN EOE S~.R\LG~ TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY JSSI? No Fee Unless We Wm • t 888 582 3345 Rl\ll-SI\11 HO\l~~~ 10 mR S\l.E 11 2 Pleasa nt Street 3 1 12 Bath s Bedroom Famt!y Room Dtntng Roon1 Ful l Basement StatagP Bldg Ga .age New Centra ' Atr Cond New' Wm dows (304)675 4034 DtRECT oo \V.-\i"TEIJ To Do Attent ton' Local company ol'enng NO pr 0 Art ol Co lor mter orl extenor DOWN DoWM ENT hOuse patntmg Free est• gra111s lot yot to buy '.C'1 hom e 1nsteild of ent111g mates Call (740)388-9950 • 1 llnanclng Completo ya rd work and • Less tha n pet1e<...t creo home repa11 20 years ex p accepted • P :l\ '1 t?rl ' CCtl~ I"'P 1'1<' Ref {740)446 3682 same db 1ent Computer Repa 1r and Mo1tgage Locato rs Trot.Jbleshoot Wet> Design (740 )367 0000 N etwo r~tng Programmtng BUild New Systems Restore W1ndows V~rus Removal Phone#740 99 2 7903 htlp llwww geoctttes comlho tdamn32934 / Ematl hot· damn32934Cyahoo com All real estate advertiSing In tnls newspaper 11 1 w111 babys•t 1n my Home subjectlo the Federal Fetr Housmg Acl ol1968 close lo School & Hosp1tal whk:h makes It Illegal to References Available advertise any (304 )675·44 71 preference hm1tat1on or discriminAtiOn based on lntertor/ Extenor Pa1ntmg race color rehg~on s•x and Power Washmg fam1hal status or national Reasonable rates reler· origtn or any rntenll on to ences expenenced Free make any such esttma tes Call (740)7 42 preleren ce hmlrauan or 2013 or (740)645 2638 diSCrtmtn.!!llon oo·\, State Certtfled L 1nk approved • childcare has tmmedlate opentng s tor ages 6 w€eks& up call Shelly 304 675·2343 lor more detatls nus newspaper will not Two 2 D !J 4 U Dependable Honest D1screte an d Excellent References Homes -and Offices Mary (740 992 dwellings adver1ised In thiS newspaper are ava1lable on an equal opportunlly basea knowingly accept advertisements for real estate whtcn ra IM v1olatton of tne law Our readers are 1'\.!lreby tnformed that aU 7414 ) 11\\\(1\1 The Ath ens Me1gs Educahonal Service Center IS seektng an educalional atde for Metgs County Schools Must meet H1ghly Ouahlted Standard for Oh10 Educational A•de CerllfK:at•on Salary based on cer11f1cat•on and expen ence Th 1s pos t1on has Board approved benefitS Letter of Interest resume and relerences must be received by 12 00 noon Sep!ember 9 Submit to John D Cos tanzo Supenn te ndent Athens · MetQS Educattonal Serv1ce Center PO Boll 684 320-· 1f2 E Ma•n St Pomeroy OH 45769 Equal 0 p p 0 1 t u n 1 1 y EmptoyeriProv1der PRon:<.'SIOM.l 1401 Cilda r St Me adoworoot.. Add ~ 170 BedroOm 1 1 2 8alh Co1np· lot 1ew Rool move uo co 1 d1t 1on new Carpet ancTV 3 100m With Ftocr nq Storage Bwldmg r 1vo FREE 14 5 channel::. Fenced m B<:~ck Ya•f' only $39 per month Ask l30 4t7i'3 5254 01 (304 \59:_:1 how to ge.t FREE HBO 4t3 5 MAX and home entertan1 men! system Ca ll 800·523 4yrs oto 3br 2ba wtth I re :_75;J5~6~'to:::r-""":;::::'"::;'":o..---, place on 1 5 <~ cr e s •n cour"> r; 80 uy S89 ~00 . ~4 01709 1 t 6t"l " SECURITY OFFICERS Full T1me posttton m · Gallipolis $8 00 per hOur .... Wed Thu Fn Sat 4pm midmght Mu s! be 18 years or older Have own vehiCle VOL and a clean cnmmal record Expenence 1n Secunty or l,aw Enforcemenl prelerred We Prov•de Pa+d Tra ln1ng Patd Vaca tion s Health Benef1ts altered Please call Mon Fn 9am·3P"l, 1-B00-869·89 75 Contmental Secret Servtee Bureau Inc Drug Free Workplace i tO fiJ.,!;l~~),'< 01~~lll'n ~m Estabhshed Bus ness tor sale by Owner Debbie s Flowers N More t 722 2nd Street ,;,ason WV across from C1ty Na110nat Bank S1ncem buyers only Contact (304)773 5503 before 5pm after 5 can (304)862·3279 pnce Negollable •NOTI Ch PH tO VALLEY PUBl iSH lNG CO rcoommend5 tha ou do busmess w1th pco le you know and NOT 1 end money thr ough the ~all un ti l you have ln\19st• i:ted the olfenn9. Newly retnodeied 3 or J. IJedrooms ce ntral a~r l ui oasemem harciwoOO floors detached garage large cov ered pat10 fen ced bact.. yard close to schools Po1nt Pleasant $69 500 (740)709 1382 No down payme nt appx 2000 sq f1 c a & heat 3·4 bedrooms tn Pomeroy 740 949 7004 -~~- R1 2 N 3br Full Basement all Br ck 1 GalfiQ€ 3 r 2 ha Smgle G.u1ar Camu Conley t30 tl89!:,-:; 1::'CI s1ze Car ' Ca r A1e<1 .. SHOP · CLASSIFIEDS �• . ~ Friday, September 2, 2005 'ALLEY OOP www.mydallysentlnel.com .www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B7 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE Riverview prOperty .'732 acre, 4 bedroon'll, 1.4 bath, aun porch or sitting room, kitchen, living room , utility toom. garage, workshop , 3 ltorage buildings. Asking $95,500. (740)446·1211 or l740)208-7117 . ·----; ' ,,.("' .... Houae for Rent Pt. Pleasant $400 1304)675-5540 " (304)675·4024. ask for Nancy. Homes-tead Realty Broker --------Spacious 3BA. 2BA, 0/A 1Sx22 LA , heatpump, 20 min. to Gallipolis/Rio Grande , no smoking, no Indoor pets. S!SOOfmo. includes water. (740)379· 9465. For Lease : Office or retail epaces In very good condltion. Downtown Gatll p<Jll&. .Approx. 1600 sq. ft. each. 1 or 2 baths. L~ase price negotiable to encourage new business. Call 1740)446-4425 or (7401446- 3936. --------Prime Commercial Space at Spring Valley Plaza. 3.000 SQ. tt Call (740)446-3461 . Two bedroom house lor rent \IIIH II \ \PI " I at 1549 State Route 7 north. r,;r;~;:;-------; (7401446-9177. r10 HO\JSEIIOW M01111Jo: Ho~m; FOil SALE i Moou.E HoMES I L.~--•{;(J(u;liiiiiiiiil._ _. 12x65 38R mob1le home, ____ fUR R ENT . $3.200 080. 17401379·2466 .__ _ _ _ _ _.. or (740)379-2923 2 Bedroom M.H. in Appliance 5 Homes under $ 1O,OOO. Middleport. All electric, no Will deliver. (740)385-7671 . inside pets. $375.00 plus deposit. 740·992·31.94 99 Skyline Doublewide, 3br. 2ba, 1.85 acre. W1'1 itten 2 Bedroom mobile hOme in Ridge area, Formal uVing Rai::1ne. $355.00 Month . 1 year Room & Dining Room Eat in $355.00 deposit Kitchen & Den w/Fireplace lease. NO. pets. No calls and Atrium Wmdows. aher 9PM. 740-992-'5039 0% Fln1nclng lor up to 36 months on John Deere COmpact and - ~ Series Tr!l.ctors with John Deere . Credit approval. Check them oul! Carmlcllael Equipment Inc. (740)4-46·2412 . -------John Deere Commercial workelte Produclt Compact ExcavatorS/Skid Loac:ler Steers/Tractor Backhoe in stock. Check OlJI our rental rates. Great 1tnancing available . Carmichael Equipment Inc. (740)446-2412. r -------_.1 · must be moved (304)675· 2 bedroom apt. on SA 160 _ 7783 Fully remodeled , central air, 1...on; & washer/dryer hookup, stove ACHEAC;t~ & refrigerator included . $460/mo.. (740)441 -0194 , (740)441-1184. 2 65 acres 3. tOO sq tt barn, city water, electric, 2 bedroom apt on SA 850. septic, city schools. 2 miles Brand New. Central air, SOlJth of Gal[lPOiis on At. . stove & refrigerator includ· 218. Prime location, won't ed. washer/drye r hookup. last $55,000, serious $700/mo. (740)44 1-0194 , inquiries only_ (7·40)441 - (740)441 - 1184 7333 2 bedroom, 1 bath, water ., l I $75 paid . .$350 montl1 , $350 For Aen I Tra1 er o . a month (304)675·4874 sec urity deposit. Call 17401446-3461 . For sale ·i acre m/1 with ' - - ' - - - - - - - older MH Bidwell/Porter 661 Third. Gallipolis. 2 bed· area. $28.000 OBO. Call room , unfurnished, no pets. {740)388·8702 alter Deposit & rent $300. Leave 5:30pm. message (740)245-9595. r r REAWIA. NTrnK,TATE 'I Apartment tor rent, !·bed· room . located 1205 Ohio St. Pt. Pleasant, $300/month , water sewage in~;luded I Buy Homes- local person (304)675 _6668 buys homes. Conlidential , ':-'-'--::-'::'-'-"'----c:=:Quick cash. Jim. 740-992- BEAUTIFUL APART· 6300. No calls attar 9. MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON I.CI \I \I"' ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from $344 to $442. Waf~ to.shop & movies. Call Equal 740-446-2568. Hous1ng Opportunity. Bedroom House in Syracuse. fo'r Rent No Pets $400 Month $400 Deposit (3041675-5332 Clean 2 bedroom apt. stove. refrid., water, trash included Rent $300. deposit required 17401446l7620. (7401441· 9872. couch $125: rocker recliner $75 ; loveseat $50; table & · $125 : 1abl e & chairs · c hSirs $40 · 1amps $10 each · Skaggs Appliances, 76 Vine St. {740 1446 -7398 · SPOK11NG Gou~ • Metal, • Appliances, • Cars, • Garage Metal Call 740-742-2595 Morris Equipment LLC. 740-742-2455 • Repairs , • Parts r ~---oiiiiiiiiiiiiio-_.1 Browning Sweet 16 $650; Reming ton 11 -48 16ga. $250; Remington 870 12ga. Wingmaster 2btls $350; 2· Remington 1100 12ga. Franc hi 48Al 12ga. $450 ., S&W t9 357 6"brl $400; S&W 29 44mag .. 6"0rl $425; Romanian AK4 7 75rd drum 4·30rd clip $400; Davis 38spl. derringer chrome $140.(7401 446-29Q5 2000 Kia Sephia. 4 door. automatic. 27mpg, 72.000 miles. good condi tion. $600 1n brakes. filters, tires. Dells etc. tuneup. Will take trade. Asking $4300 080 (7401441·9376 Remington Allie, Model700, Cal - 223, Bull Barrell, Bi Pod Scope. l aminated Stock. like . new $500 Firm 200 1 Neon. automatic. a1r conditioning, 82,000 miles. $2.500 080. (7401256· 1652. i ~~3~0::'4;. 16_7_5--2-90·2---~ 2002 Olds Alero. Silver. 4 Buy or sell . Riverine Antiques, 11 24 East ,Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740992 _2526. Russ Moore, owner iii:i:"":-:--------, p«J Ml~CELLANEOUS 1\'fi.J«...liAN~ . ._oioiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiii-r JET AERATION MOTORS Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· 800-537·9528. i .,----=--- l I" ' Divorce Sale Extremely Luxurious Jaguar. Ford 8000 Tractor, call lor price's Day (304)773-5333 Evening (304)773 -6000 15 TRUCKS FOR SALE 1997 Ford Ranger XLT Pickup Stepside bed , Juki commercial sewing 89.000 Miles. NC. CD maclline. Like new. runs Player.., 5 speed manual great. $400 . 1740)446 ·3~38 tr ansmission, Ve ry good cbndition . $3,200 (304)675Klaus 33 Bulb Ta nning Bed. 1849 afler 4:30 $700.00. 740-247-2727 . 4X4 NEW AND USED STEEL 1.---FtiiOiiHiiSiOAiiiiij .Ejj,Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete. Angle, 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee. Channel, ' Flat Bar, Steel $3000 080. Call (740)286For brains. Grating Driveways & Walkways. L&L Scrap Metals Open fo.-\onday, Tuesday. Wednesday & Friday. Sam-4:30pm. Closed 1996 Dodge Grand Caravan Thursday. Saturday & . SuMay._(740)446-7300 ES. White, Tan lea ther, quad seats. rear NC. New tires, 8 UU.J)IN( ; loaded. $6 100 080. s::;::r---::----- f 95 Cadillac Eldorado ETC. Nortllstar. low miles 99 Suburban, 2WD. LS package. (740)446· 1810. i -.-J _17_4_o_l4_4_1·_o_1J_s_ _ __ 2002 Kia Sedona Van . 50.020 miles. all Power, Loadtld. new Tires. Quad Seats, Su'nroot. CD, Hitch. remaming Warranty, nice, $12 .900 080. (3041675· 5253 40 M«:r1URCH.Uxl . 4 WHH'.LEHS Trucks O{ucrs • Specialty • C lut che~ 2002 HD ,.Solta il Deuce. many e~tra s Including w1de t~r e , chrome, Python Pipes 7,000 m1les. (740)446·28 15 ~Art BURKE 740-698-6809 Take the PAIN out of PAINTING! Let me do 1t for you! liNDA1S DAINTING f, r 1:8•• BJ B t'U. Unnt.ae of a •••· 881 Bellatl D11 11118, . , , . , ,.JIIII,.tlllra "L...'lwn and Garden TraBusi cto r!'ness > .ue...our not our side li ne. " rfW'I'QI.AfD • ~ ~' · Wi• .ren·ict' mo.1·t makrs 204 ConUo r Sir•·~ I O TI'NJS l'omcmy. Oil High and Dry Storage Phone (740) 992-5232 SxiO, IOxlO, 10xl5, 10x20, 10x30 Janel Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio LEWIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement ~ "All~ of,., , ~Wor~! 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 Insured .1 0. FrH F..stimales CAMI'EJ<S & MUJUII HfJ>\11~ 2003 Coachman 24FT, TI. Bath , AC . Furnace, Sleeps 5. $9,000 1304 1675-1444 2004 Jayco Camper. 29FBS'. Excellent Condi!IO·n, Super Slide-out. dueled, AC/Heat (304 )675-1938 "' I R\ I« I"' 10 HoME IMPROVEMfNIS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional liietlme guar· antee. Local references fur· nished. Established 1975 Call 24 Hrs. (740) 44 60870. Rogers Basomenl Waterprooling. t Get A Jump on SAVINGS C\MI'fk; & 200 I Jayco Desrgne' Senes 27RKS. S!h Wheel. Lots ol accessones $2 1,000 (304 )675-2246 * Weekly Trash S~! rvit:c 4 yrs of Rcl iuhli: Service I K~··r Yt•ur Momc ~· Ux: .. l ~ G&R SANITATION ~~56 1 Bailey Run Rd ., Pumt.:rll . UH YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Addition s & Ramodeling • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing & Gunen • Vlnyt Siding & PalnHng • Patio and Porch Deeka We do il all excepl · furnace work V.C. YOUNG Ill 992.S2~ 5 wv 036' 12~ Pomeroy, Ohio 25 Years Loeal Ex rience : · " Mobile Homes, Houses, Log Homes, Decks, Driveways, Sidewalks, Gas Station. Awnings, Degreas.ing of _. 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NORE SELF STORAGE VERY EXISTENCE \S S POIU"4G MY WHOLE DAY? "Middleport's only THAT 'S WH AT I 'M DOING YEA H . BUT ... HEY' HEY! WI\":> THAT A. S H OT? DILES HEARI\G CE\TER GAUJPOUS 97 Beech Street Middleport OH 10x10x10x20 991-3194 or 991-6635 IG - 5011EONE WHOS~ Athens MANLEY'S OS'/1 SttW Al'tWC l ... PEANUTS ,......, ,,ulfu) Opcl!o!oi. -1m S:JG-lptl (740)446-'UI9 JACKSQN ma...som llofift•ilk)-lk•l'llq) l!4l I WASN'T ATHENS nlW.. Uiioo&lllt CRITICIZING YOOR SWING ...! JUST SAID I'VE NEVER • f.ltlrlih -Fri. tJ).jpN Ofal1111..Wl!L.Thill:ti~ JG-~pm ~rbyA~ (740) 216-14311 173) S94-Jl71 SEEN A DIVOT LIKE THIS " Sell-Storage" BEFORE .. ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRICDOI ·New Homes • Garages • Complete 140-992-l&n • FOR All YOUR Stop & Compare Remodeling • ELEcrRICAL NEEDS. ''';{£fl!"~~' 101 you ,..-, ' 11·17·17 • $275 ton (bulk only) '12-k Triumph 12% sweet horse feed $5.50150 lb. bag 48% Soybean Meal #13.25/100 lb bag Cob Meal with lM. Salt .:SUNSHINE CLUB ' i Z z. zz Shade River AG Service, Inc ~ ! zz2z. $6.501100 lb bag Mushroom compost (Bulk only) 35537 St Rt 7 N I Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 • MOBILE HOME REP MRS • CARPENTRY • ROOF • PAINT OHIO LICENSE # 38244 740·367-0544 740-367-0536 :GARFIELD, Please odop1 from the M"gs Co~r~ty Dog Pound dnd make ofnend!or life. ..,," N Ii- m1xes ADVERTISE mixes . · Walker coonhound · · Beag< miXes Available · • Free Eslimates · Insure d" Call Gaty Stanley 740-742·2291 ' Leave a message Hill's Self Storage 29670 Ba shan Road . Racine , Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Slz. . 5'x10' to 1Q'x30' ~[R~I=ZZ=W~E~L~L~S~-~~= ...---... '5..'( ' ~i~ . BA Ul\1 LlJlVIBER Scorpion Tractors "Taki11g Tile Sti11g Our OJ Hard Work!" Mid -Size 4Whee1 Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines BAUM LUMBER 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM St. Rt. l24 Chester 985-3301 1411 mo pd ~ Now Available AI Hours 1 i ., IN THIS SPACE FOR $52 PER MONTH ' CVTE PUPPIE~ • References NEVER 51"ANI7 8E1"WEEN ME AND DINNER! • •Norwegian elk hound ·Yellow lobs &ret11ever M~NY WITH A 5PECIAL. 5AI=ETY 1"1P FOR AL.L. YOU BOYS AND Gr1RL.5 OUT 1"HERE ... ." 740-992-3779 ·German shepord &collie South West I NT Pass G ., I'l"\ S VPF'O!>ED TO Cornerstone Electrical Service • Affordable Rates Shop the Clossifieds! POWER WASHING (Commerc1al and Re sidentia l) Argon GIS &Hea1 Mirror Gene Arms/Owner- work 1999 Sta r -Craft Soft S1de 13FT: Truck Camper. Sell Contamed, Furnace Sleeps 4. Clean . Good Cond1ilon' ss.ooo (;3041675·4062 · Danny 740-590-3702 or Bob 740-843-5437 • Prompt & quality MmuKHoM>~ , Call STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING Honda Recon 81(C. coM $1.700 c~ll (304)675 -8714 Ovvner: Jeff Stethem Dozer - Skidsteer Mini Excavator Work Operator 740-992-3174 l ll II 7 2 North I t 3 NT st 32 Big truck Easl 34 Poefs eye '"' 35 Greasyspoon fare All pass 36 Firewood " ".. " ""' 1 Long sigh 2 Unlucky 11 Fast lranaport 19 Subway operative - Band 41 Oul of II · 42 Crow 43 Swedish 24 Cheyenne's actress opposites 21 Roman Friday? DEA st 3 Ideal place 4 38 Bruited 39 The Plastic - 25 VIscount's 45 Ferber or devices superior 26 Pulpll 46 Moved wHh 5 Powerful adhesive 6 Make a b!OUN 7 Gourd 27 Warm 8 Sudan locale 31 Alarms neighbor 41 El, IO Hans Olin Climbing Best ease 47 Cockney's greeting 28 Jog optimism? 29 limerick 49 Mai (rum drink) Magazine 51 39 Warran 9 Cartoonist . 33 MdN. of " Dillinger" -Goldberg 35 Rough-cut · · 40 Pay lor 10 santa Fe 36 Toted the Yeslerday, I gave the start of a Samuel Johnson quotation. He continued with: "A yo ung man sho uld read live hours in a· day, and so may acquire a great deal ot know ledge: At the bridge table , rea_ ding the bidding and the play provides knowledge. In !his deal, you are sitting East. ·Against three no-trump, your partner- leads the spad e two. How would you try to defeat the con· tract? With seven 'points. Sou th should strain to bid, and one no- trump is !he only sensible opli6n. North, witll seven instant tricks, should go immediately for the nine-trick game. West should lead his lowest spade stnce he· has not raised spades. Giving length information is more important than strength information. (II West had bid two spades, guaranteeing some length , he would lead the eight, his highest card, to deny an honor in the suit.) East should read the bic:lding, antiCipating that South has tile spade ,king lor his oneno -lrump response. Normally,_East would drive o·ut that- stopper, hoping to get in with the club ace belore declare r has run tor home. l;lut East shoulc:l paus:e to count up South's tricks. If declarer is allowed to score tile spade king, he will collect at least nine: one spade, two hearts (tile tlnesse is winning if he needs it) and six · diamonds. So, in despera ti on, Easl must try lc;J r live last winners: one spade and fo u'r clubs. He wins the first trick with the spade ace and shiftS to tile club queen (or ace). He continues with the club ace (or queen) and club four. Here. West comes up trumps in a no-trump ~?ntract. K&K EXCAVATING ' 23 Coun1erlell 24 Holda up well 27 Black-bell sport · 30 Edible rools 31 Greal LakH Trust the bidding, .find the shift , Office: (740) 992-2804 Cell: (740) 517·688) to tOI Ul 740-992-2975 • DOWN 37 Singletons fRANK & EARNEST Option al Upgrades Available; •r 9 5 4 52 Window unll INSTALLED 740-446-9777 • a.... town \ TRI- STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE Sales • Parts • Service 2150 Eastern Ave . Gallipolis, OH 45631 A <I 4 Opening lead: "' 2 Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. Gravely Tractor Sales & Service • .Sou th J 6 2 Dcalcri North Tree Service . M.UHT· --• • -$ . K J 9 ·JONES' · River Valley Christian Academy S~ · • 8' 4 K 7 3 30 Yrs. Exp, • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones ..K. "' AQ,I108 10 7 6 2 • 7 :l .... K !:1 6 5 Vulnerable: Both Owner Operated For more information call 740-992-3824 or 740-667-0338 8 52 • Rlder-Push-Weedeating K-4 Open House Aug. 25th at 7:00PM ~~~~~:~~~ • 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 No Lawn To Small Call 742-2595 Now enrolling students for the 2205-2006 school year. Grades K-4 through 12 Easl Wed Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup, • Cancer • Accident HARMON LAWN CARE • Brakes 02 HarleY Davidson. Ullra Ditching/Trenching Classic. low miles. e;"~~cellent Service condition (304)895·3825 41(4 Commercml Ditch-Witcll with SIX·way blade. D1gg1ngt992 Ha rley Da v i dso~ Ultra Deplh up to 5'6" . Gas . Classic. w/matching Trailer. Water. Cable. Electr ic & & many Exlras $ 12.900 Dra1n Lines (304)5 76·900 5 080 (304)458·1886 1998 Honda 300EX , looks good. runs great. no trade , $1 .300. 17401992·5617 bauxKe part 14 Adhetolvao 53 Moo goo 15 Scurried - pan 16 MouN 54 Tonnyaon catcher horolne 17 Aid · 55 VIctorian 18 Kind of card oath 20 Wing 56 Not guule 22 Famous 57 Pops cathedral 9 4 .AHQJ I08 • J 3 1~:.~~Tu~ppers Plains, I• 45783 Designed to Hea1 Your Home and Your Hot Water! ~q u i pment­ fm Farm door. V6 , CD, all power, air, remote entry. 72.000 miles. $5.800. 1740)388·0332. .__ _ _ _ _ __. 1·Bedroom House Pomeroy $2 75 .00 plus dep. 74o- 416 . CONVENIENTLY LOCAT-ED & AFFORDABLE! 4906 Townhouse apartments , 1 bedroom house. t 1 ancilor small houses FOR Garfield Ave . Gallipolis. ' RENT. Call (740)441-1 f1 ~ $300/mo. (740)441·0194 .· for af)plic8.t1on & information . (740)441·1184 . Furnished upstairs. 3 rooms 2 Bdrm . 1 Batll. A/C . & bath _ Clean, r~t. & dep. Refridg. Stove. WID' includ- required . No pets. 1740)446ed. $450 month , $200 1519 . deposit. No Pets. Ael. Req ,:.:.c.._~---,--_ t Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed(3041674 047 room apartments at Village 2BR cottage near Porter Manor and Riverside $350/dep. $350/rent , refer- Apartments "in Middleport. 'uiiilli'I'LiiiiiiSiii'; .,-' ence needed. Waterftrash From $295·$444. Call 740· . ._ _,;S;;; paid . No pets. Call (740)388 - 992·5064. Equal Housing 1100 Opportunities. Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels. etc. Claulle 2BR hOme. 1601 Graham Modern 1 bedroom apt. Winters. Rio Grande, OH School Ad . Water. trash , $265 month includ!3 S water, can 74D-245·5121 . stove. refrigerator furnished $200 c:leposlt No pets. - - - - - - - - $400/month , ~200/deposi l (740)446·3617. DAVIDSON METAL 17401446-0050. ROOFING Pleasant Valley Apartment '18 Colors 2BR, tBA, 541 Roush Lane. Are now taking Applications "30yr. warranty in writing Cheshire . Ohio. No pets lor 2BA . 3BA & 48R .. "Professional lnstaHation $450/mo $450 deposil Applica tions are taken • Free Estimat9s (740)367-7412 leave mes· Monday thru Friday. from 740-596-2909 9:00 A.M.·4 P.M. Office is sage . 3 bedroom. 1 bath House on Located at 11 51 Evergreen PETS Bud Chattin $400 Deposil. Drive Point Pleasant, WV Phone No. is (304)675· 1-'lJR S,\l.£ 5425 ' Month No Pe ts 5806. E.H.O (304)675·2700 Tara TownhOu se AKC Basset Hound 3 bedroom. 2 lull bath, 2 livApartments. VerJ Spacious, Pupp1es. 8wks Old, Tri..Color. ing rooms. din(ng, large 2 Bedrooms. CI A; I 112 $175 each (304)576·2126 k1tchen. basement , large Bath.. Adult PoOr & Baby fenced backyard. Southern Pool. Patio. Start $385/Mo. AKC Reg . Beagles. Lemon School ,District.. Available No Pets. Lease Plus Patch , $ 150 , 7 wks old . Oct . 1st, 740- 41 6- 1687. Security Deposit ' Required. (3041576·2241 (7401753-2 595 17401367-7086 AKC registered 10 weeks 3br. House AC $400 a Twin A1vers Tower IS accept- old Female Pomeran 1an montll plus Utililles. Ref, No Ing applications lor wa1t1ng puppy. Shots. Wormed. Pels (j041675-4874 list ror Hud·subsized, 1· tif. Partially House trained. Anentlon r apartment, ca ll 675-6679 $300 (304)882·3236 H::'o......- : : ' - - - - , Local company offenng "NO _Ei:': Cocker Spaniel pupp1es DOWN PAYMENT" pro, grams lor you to buy your SPAC.'l: Call(740)368-()401. home •nstead of rent1ng . 1.--..illiiliiilliiRmliil ·..r - · 1 \HI 1'1'111' • 100°o 1tnanc1ng 1 S..ll\ I "'lOt t.. • Less tha n perfect cred1! Downtown Office Space· 5 accepted ·room su1te $650/mo; 1 room 1"10 FARM • Paymen t could oe the off1ce· $~25 / mo: 2 room F.QUJJ'IIU<r same as rent swte $250/mo Security Mortgage Loc ators· depOSit requ1red You pay 1740 )367-0000 ut1Jitres. All spaces very flice . John, Deere 10 lt. No Til Dnll Rent. Carm1chael Elevator. Call (740)446-3644 lor House lor Re nt m Pomt Equ1pment. (740)446-2412 10 appo 1ntmenf' Pleasant/304)675·6224 i 1997 Honda Civic 109.000 mi. Aft er market acces· sories. 38+ mpg. Clean. black/blacK. Call (740)4419865. OUTSIDE WOOD BURNING FURNACE • Service good , body needs work $300 (3041662·3236 • 1996 Chevy Berett a. V6, automatic , A/C, runs,• looks good, good . gas mileage, $2,200 080. (740)4410914 47 Galenoand ahade 09-0Z.O.\ • ·A Q 5 41800 SR #7 *U1iii"i''ll'hWI Wasller $125; Dryer $125; electric range $125; refrigerator $150; _chest freeze r $165; Whirlpool washerfdryer set $2 50; • Financial Services r 29670 Bashan Road, Racine. Ohio 45771. Phone 740-949-2217 . Website: www.hillsresto.com --------1993 -Grand Prix SE, WtJite. 2DR. Leather Seat s, runs ~ortb Hupp Insurance Warehouse · Your ProStar Trailer Dealer. ------~-- 5 Computer key 13 POLE BU1LD1NGS ·Any Style ·Any S1ze ·custom Builllo tit your needs. 'FREE Estimates 740-596-2909 tors , gas and' " electric FOR SAI..E ranges, ai r conditioners, and 1.,.--oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio-r· w,ringer washe rs. Will do repai rs orr major brands in 1965 Mustang Fastback shop or at your home. Rangoon Red exterior; black interior. 6 cycle, 3 speed, air -U-sedF-urn·,-1u-re - -; &-A_p_p-lia_n_ce condi tioning, radio, good dr·,..er Rust tree AZ car Store, 130 • Bulaville Pike, p .• • 90 00 H.11 . Gallipoli s, OH .. 40% off all r1ce : ..,1 , 0 . 0. 1 s A . Cl . C king ma"ress sets. Hrs. 11·3 utomohve asstc ar Resloral ion . & · parts. 1nc. M·S (740)446-4762. 42 Thin po11C1kH 1 Slcatlng jump 44 Knota 6 Large ..... 48 Lilli degree 12 Verdi opua so While any Carmichael Equipment Inc. 1n Henderson, WV. Pre· (740)446·24 12 owned applicanes starling at $75 & up all under warra nty, LIVESIOCK we do service work on all Beautiful Home MUST SELL 3 bedroom mob1le home for MB.ke and Models (304)675Boer Bucks $100 to. $250. $65 ,000 (304)550·6368 rent in the colJntry 7999 born 3-05 -to - 4-05, call CLEAN SWEEP SALE: lot 17401 256-6574 K1rby G6 2000 sweeper. (304)675·4506 or 13041593· model clearance. All remain· Beaut 1tul ri ve r view in Runs great, all attachments' 0003 or alter · 3pm. ing 2005's must go to make Kan auga~ Ideal tor- 1·2 pea- including shampoo attachroom for new homes under pie. No pets, ,please ment_$200. (740)367 -7630. construction . SAVE! SAVE! Applications . being taken. MOllohan Carpet, 202 Clark $500 Demonstration Bonus· SAVE! 0AKW000HOMES. Call [740)441 ·0181 . GALLIPOLIS. Call (740)446· Chapel Road, Porter, Ohio. Let us demo a John Deere Z 3093 Bidwell area. remodeled . (740)446-7444 1-877-830 - Trak or X Series AU-Wheel cler;~n , 2BR. 1BA. $375/mo., 9162" Free Estimates, Easy Steer on your lawn and Great Used 1994 14x 70, 3 . deposit required , no pels . financing. 90 days same as receive an extra $500 ott our Bedroom. 2 Bath. Includes (304)576-4037 after Bpm . cash . V1sal Master Card . alr,eady discounted prices. heat pump. Call (740)385Limited time offer. 2434 · For rent in New Haven. Drive· a· little saVe alot. Carmichael EqlJipment Inc. newly remodeled 3 bedroom Tho mpsons Appliance & (li01446-2412. New 3 BR Home Only mobile home, ale. fully fur· . I I S189/mo. Incudes ate. de «V- n1shed, mcludes dishwash· Aepair-675·7388. For sale. automatic re·condilioned ery and set up. (740)385- er, w/d , micro & TV. cable washers & dryers relrigera,- ~10 A~ 4367. hookups in all bedrooms, all Nice, Used .14x64 .2 utilitie s. paid including cable. Bedroom. Only $4995. Call S115 each per wee~ lor 2 (740 )385 _0698 renters. $100 each per weeK lor 3 renters . (330)336-5708 STATE ROUTE 554, BID- or 330-464-9424 WELL: New 4 bedroom. 2 :::.=c..:.:c..:.:c:::.;___.,balh manufactured home. Immaculate 2BR, 2 Oath , · h Fe.lures l'·.. ·,ng room. lam;ty mobile home for rent 1n t e • $ 1 lh .repl ace and country 400 mon . room W'lh l' 7773 (8001798 ·80NUS" room . Corner lot. 16141595 or • 4686 Above ground pool with pool ,:.::.:c.·----;----.,house. Ready for move-in. -Mobile home · sites in PRICED UNDER Cmmtry Hames. Shade APPRAISAL! I (7 40)446· $130 mo. (740)385-40 19. 3218. Nice 3t>r, 2ba. with C/A. Call THEISS ROAD, VINTON : (740)256- 1417 Brand new .3 t>edroom,. 2 ~::;r;:;;.;.~-----, Oath manu factu red · home AI•ARTMENTS f'OR RENT Completely set and ready ·tor move-in. Features living L, room. family room and t ' and 2 bedroom apart beau tiful sky lit kitchen . ments. furn ished and unfur· DRASTICALLY REDUCED! ! n1slled . security deposit Call (740)446-3570. required, no pets, 740·992· 22_ 1_8_·_ _ _· _ _ _ _ Used 3br. Cameron $2.500 _ ACROSS Phillip Alder execs clubs loc• CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Cel&bl;ty Cipher cryp'lograms are o-ea le~ from_qucrtattoos t7,' famous p&Oflle , past and preslflt. Elld'llefter 1nthe opher slands ro1 anotllet Tcxlay's clue: P equals G "F WAD ITCSGK NWOGSDWA UK FWC RMSCRTGSRG, WS1 U •K . C 0 G N - N W 0 G S D F WC C G 0 ." CNTGAVGOP CDGHGS 0ZG DH PREV IOUS SOLUTION - "The greatest thing in my lile was entertaining 1he troops ... 1knew they were going home in the1r minds."- Frances Langford AstroGraph -... 'Birthdaj<: Saturday, Sept. 3, 2005 By Bernice Bede Osol T h e year ahead promises to be an excep ti onally successfu l one for you, especially in areas where you can assert _you rself c reatively. The use of your keen talen ts and Imagination w ill he lp fu lfill your objecTives. VIRGO {Aug . 23-Sep t. 22) ~ Something quite promising is rn the offing for you at th is time . The re's a cha;..ce that oth ers wi ll be involved, but the mechanism for r eapm g rewards will b'e essentially in your hands. ' LIBRA (Sept. 23-Qcl . 2 3) - Positive changes are occurring today of whi ch _at first you might not be t ully aware . Even if you don't learn of them now. you will at the proper time 'and be able to make the mosl of them . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - An ally you've reconlly met may prove his/her worth lo you as an associate durrng this present cycle. This person's action s will help you appreciate the value of having good people on your side . SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec'. 21) OpportunitiOs w ill soon prevail in areas that were previously rather dismel where yo ur earner or goals ore concerned . .Be ready to ma~e !he most of whal Da me Fortune provides. CAPRICORN (Dec . 22 -Jan. 19) You could get an opportunity today to effectively organize something importan1 in which you're presently involve d. By doing so it will now produce th e result s for which you've been hop\ng . AQUARIUS' (jan. 20-Feb. 19) - New tlnancral aspects look e:.tremely promising for you at thi s time . However, you must diligently pursut.t situations that can produce personal · gains to help your b~nk account grow P ISCES (FOb . 20 -Marc h 20) ~ Partnership arrangements inlo which you enter today should prove to be mutually advantageous tor you , espe· cially when leamed up with an ally who doesn 't lake hrmlherself too seriously AR IES {March 21-April 19) - So.me kind. of imerosl ing development is stirring tor you today !hill could atfect you career-wrse. There could be a positive .sh tfl in condi ttons that would en!"ble you to rise in statu s and 9arnrngs TAURU S (April 20· May 20) - It is to your advantage loday to be a bit bolder than usual in order to advance a personal interest of yours . Don't be afraid lo lake a c hance now if you lhink the odds are in your favor. GEMIN I (May 2 1-June 20) - A situation thai has had you somewhat concerned looks ' like it Is going to work. itself out today. It might even pave the way ·for 9omething betttir you hadn 't considered or anUclpated . CANCER (June 21-July 22) - A con· dltlon on wh ich you didn't figure could eclipse yo-'f-!r presen t anticipations for • today. However, lhere'• nothlnliJ to frat over -the new outcome wUI be Mit· ter th•n the one you ex,.cted. LEO (July 23·Aug . 22) - A new dawn Is breaking on your llnanotal hOrizon today. LarliJ•r ra•oureae could be brightening tJP for you through an o~a nlng of a pr•vh;11ua1r untapped channel. Let the •1...n at'11ne througt'11 I· SOUP TO NUTZ i3 I ~ 1~'. ·as II fne~: 11 l~ ·n" .- --t=l· ~•ec o l ,-, ::l • uw• ~ ·l r, K (... '..1 t\J~ :~.:.fl..-' ~. : L~H~~s ~o r g~ ~:1:~ g upse~ w1ti" m\· cr ~,· 'iQ She :JIC r;JE tr,cr she :I::J,'f: "the le9o. ~:-e€:' s '·"·: .·: ~~ i · t•· 'C ,; c· ~ · ··:;o- GO SCRAM-LETS .O.NSWERS ~ ·: - o, Hamm(fr- Deity- Heron - .essor.- S:<JRT :;.<:c -A~er going over our fa~t i) !:Jdoe: -, nusban: :c~ : ­ t ere~. "The~e days a rur. i o • your- mo~e . ts aSH :~ - DASH' ARLO & JANIS ' �... The Daily Sentinel • Page B8 Friday, September 2, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com ALONG TilE R1VER House of the Week> Home features an arbor for dinner - and romance, D1 From market to mission: Catholic chapel serves migrant community, , BIG TEN STANDINGS Big Ten Team& W l Pel. Iowa 7 1 .875 M19higan 7 1 .875 WISCOnsin 6 2 .750 N'westem 5 3 .625 OhiO State 4 4 · .500 Purdue 4 4 .500 Mich. State 4 4 .500 M1nnesota 3 5 .375 Penn State 2 6 .250 Illinois , · 1 7 .125 Indiana 1 7 .125 Overall W L Pel. 10 2 .833 9 3 .750 9 3 .750 6 ·6 .500 • 8 4 .667 7 5 .583 5 7 .417 7 5 .583 4 7 .364 3 p_ .273 3 8 .273 AROUND THE BIG TEN Bowling Green at Wisconsin / . Wisconsin's Camp Randall Sta dium has undergone a $109 million renovatJori. But the Badgers' football_ team does not have nearly so solid a foundation. Many people are pre dicting SGSU will walk out of 5aturday'sgame.wtth 1ts third win in 1ts last Jive match ups against Big Ten tepms. Quarterback Omar Jacobs I4,002 ya rds pass1ng. 41 tou chdown passes and only four interceptions last season) leads a high-energy Bowl 1ng Green offense. The Falcons averaged 44.3 points and · 506 yards a game last season. Jacobs and rece1vers Charles Sharon (66 catches for 1.070 yards. 15 touchdowns) and Steve Sanders (55 catches. 984 yards) will match up w1th a W1sconsin defense that has only four retum1ng starters and one retum1ng defensive back. Jacobs made h1s first college start · when BGSU played at Oklahoma last year. so he is not concemed abcut play1ng in front of 80.000 fans 1n the legendary rowdy atmosphere of Camp Randall. "Every team is ecual. We see nobcdy as b1gger than another, so if 1ve're playing a 1-AA school or a Big Ten or Big 12 school. we tJeat everybody the same," Jacobs said. Ohio University at Northwestern . Former Nebraska coach Frank Sol1ch landed at Ohio UniVErsity because of an 1ntersect1on ofh1gh expectations and h1gh hopes. The Bobcats hired him With the hope he could revive a program that has had only two winning seasons s1nce 1982. They were able to hrre h1m because, even though Nebraska won nine games his final season in 2003, that didn't meet the mammoth expectations Comhuskers fans have every year. Don't blame Northwestern coach Randy Walker if he has unpleasant ftashbacks when he sees Solich on Saturday. The last time the two coached against each other, Nebraska pounded Northwestern 6617 in the 2000 Alamo BowL Other games Thursday Minnesota at Tulsa Friday lnd1ana at Central Michigan Saturday Rutgers at IllinoiS Ball State at Iowa Northern Illinois at Michigan Kent State at Michigan State South Rorida at Penn State OSU TEAM I f&DERS Passing Yards . Interceptions Z'Mck Youboty 1.209 Rushing Yards Ross 475 4 Tackles Hawk 141 Receptions · Tackles for loss HOlmes 551769 .Touchdowns 8 Ginn Schlegel Seasoned Zwick ready for anything COLUMBUS- The college game moves so much faster. Almost every high school player who gets to college tells you the same t hing. Justin Zwick learned that even before he got to Ohio State.' 'the junior qllarterback from M assillon was being asked if he could start right away when he signed with Ohio State three years ago. Tbat didn't happen and he was red-shirted. Last season, when he finally did become the starter, there might have been a rush to judgment on his abilities. job . Then Smith slammed that door on his own throwJim ing hand by taking money Naveau · frorh a booster. That gave Zwick the chance The Lima News. to start and help Ohio State to jnaveau@timanews.com a 33-7 win over Oklahoma 419-993-2087 State in the Alamo Bowl. It Only six starts into his caalso made him the starter for . r eer, many,of the same people Saturday's opener against who couldn't wait for him to Miami University while Smith get to Ohio State were ready serves the second game of a to pull the plug. There were two-game suspension. rumors he was investigating He appears to be a calmer, a transfer. wiser, more relaxed Justin · A shoulder injury he.sufZwick than he was a year ago. fered against I owa opened the But, like everyone else ex· · door for Troy Smith to grab ceLt maybe coach Jim Tresthe starting quarterback 's" se , he admits he doesn't Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties Ohio \ ' all<·~ l'uhlishin~-: ( o. guy going out and playing Sat· know if this will be a quick trip in and out of the starting urday, I'm assuming my future · lineup or if he has the chance playing depends a lot on Saturday because we have a lot of to settle in for a long stay. "I'm not really worried about good guys," he said. With a more effective oflEmse going out and making a statement. !just want to go out and around him than he had early play my game and get a win for last year, Zv;ick has th~ chancE:. our team," Zwick said. ''What- to look like a different quarterback than he was then. ever hapJ:l\!ns will happen." He might already be a · If he makes good things happen, that's when things could _sa~erquarte~kabouthow get really interesting. It will be pressure works at Ohio State. "You know it's there but non-stop "Troy or Justin?" and '3ustin or Troy?" questions all you can 't worry about it. You next week leading up to the j ust have to go out and play much-hyped game with Texas. your game and let those peoTressel hinted that Saturday ple talk what they want to talk;" he said. could be important. "If I'm a THIS WEEK'S OPPONENT: MIAMI (OHIO) ..... ON -MONDAY • Kudla' 4 Noon · Saturday Miami (Ohio) 8 p.m. Sept. 10 Texas 3:30pm .. Sept. 17 San Diego St. TBA Sept. 24 Iowa Oct. 1 BYE WEEK TBA OCt. 8 @ Penn St. TBA Oct15 · Michigan St TBA Oct 22 @ Indiana TBA Oct 29 @ Minnesota TBA Nov. 5 , Illinois TBA Nov. 12 Northwestern TBA Nov. 19 @ Michigan ·-"Co;¥!gt1t lcl 2005 The uma Nem. Re- any portiOn of thiS matenai iS prohibited Wrthout ~an:.ent ~ l'om<'J 'o~ • \liddll'I>OI1 • ( ;allipolis • S<•pt<•mht•J· -t. :.wn:; $1.50 • Vol. 39, No. :$:$ New ramps open on U.S. 33/SR 681 NO PAPERS The Gallipolis Dally BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Tribune, The Daily Sentinel . _H _o_E_FL_'c_H_®_M_v_o_A,_Lv_s_EN _T_IN_E_L_.c_o_M and the Point Pleasant POMEROY - The ramps . Register will not be published on and off U.S. 33 and Ohio Monday. Sept. 5, to allow its 681 at Darwin under · conemp l oyees to observe the struction for the past several Labor Day h\)liday. Regular publication and weeks are now open to traffic. When the Ohio Department hours res ume busine ss of Transportation (ODOT) Tuesday, Sept. 6. opened the ramps Thursday evening, il marked a niilestone for a project undertaken to alleviate safety concerns SPORTS • Friday's high school football · ·action. See Page 81 expressed by the public . The project includes the rel ocation of Ohio 68 1 to pass beneath U.S. 33. which wi ll eliminate. the need for 68 I t~rciugh traffic to stop and , cross th e U.S . 33 four-lanes. The project also includes two new bi-directional ramps approaching 33 from both stdes. Last week' s opening wi II faci 1: tate the use of these two ramp s. but 681 th rough traffic will not yet'be permit- ted a~ pavement wo rk for the underpass has not been co m· ·pleted. accord i~1g to ODOT Di strict 10 Depu ty -Director George M'. Collins. He Gxplai ned that the new ramp design will on ly allow motori•.ts 10 make right-turn movements when entering or exi ting U.S. 3:1. "'fhe project i.s not yet completed. but by opening the ramps. we arc able to provide better access to those residents and businesses ;tlon g · Swre Route 6R 1." sa id Co ll ins. "Di rect acce" will ahq a"ist school transpurtatioo and · emergency response ." ODOT pursued the inter-· change rec<mfiguration project after seve ral traffic crashes occurred at the intersection of 33 and 6~ I in late October 2004. The project was awmded to Shelly & Sands in Janumy at an estimated cost of$2.48million. "Aithnu~h BY starters on the line for the Red Hawks are pathetic to productive the second ha~ of new this seascn with only John Glavin last season and the offensive l1ne got (nine tackles fo r losses. three sacks) back. much of the credit for that. The Buckeyes Advantage: Ohio State were only si><th in the Big Ten in sacks allowed, thougtt, with 23. Uilebackers Quarteibacks Center Nick Mangold and guard Rob Sims "The best group of linebackers in college Justin Zwick finds himself in an unusual are three-l")ar starters. Tackles Doug Datish football" has almost beoome a part-of A.J. pos1tion for an Oh1o State quarterback and Kirk Barton, guard T. J. Downing and starting his second straight opener. The JU- backups Tim Schafer and Steve.Rehnng also Hawk, Bobby carpenter and Anthony nm is less certa1n of being the starter in started gannes. Freshman Alex Boone is one Schlegel's names. Hawk, a firsHeam AllAmerican, calls carpenter "a physical the Buckeyes' second game this year than of the most highly regarded recruits but isn't freak." They ranked 1-2-3 in tackles on he was a year ago. on the two-deep listings on the depth chart. OSU's defense last season. Sophomore Zwick- start1ng because Troy Sm1th is Four of Miami's linennen are veterans, led seiVing the second game of his two-game by 6-7, 315-pound center,Todd Londo!, >M1o Marcus Freeman also could be a big consuspens1on for an NCAA violation - came has two impressive numbers attached to his tributor with Mike D'Andrea out at least to Ohio State with the reputation of a nanne - 36 career starts and a 32-ir;;h ver· . until the end of September. Miami has its own impressive group of strong-anmed passer. He was 4-3 as a \leal jump. Miami allowed 26 QB sacks. linebackers, led by Tema Nande, a two-time starter but had an inconsistent season Advantage: Ohio State . All-Mid-American Conferenoe selection . . w1th ·as many interceptions (six) as touchdown passes (six). He also had three fum- Receivers Advantage: Ohio State bles and struggled with accuracy and conSantonio Holmes (55 catches, 769 Defensive backs sistency. He made a nice comeback with a yards, 7 touchdowns) was overshadowed Cornerback Ashton Youbc!J: had a teamstrong game in th·e Alamo Bowl and might by Ted Ginn Jr.'s amazing second half of the season. But, going back to 2003, he h1gh four InterceptiOns for Oh1o State last . have eamed points by playing the last season. Nate Salley 1s a b1g h1tter who 1s had a streak of catching two touchdown ·three quarters with a hamstring injUly: passes in four of e1ght games before teams · faster than most St. Henry's Todd Boeckman, a reosh1rt began double-teaming him earty last year. 22fe0-pound freshman, also is expected to get some Ginn. Holmes, Roy Hall and Tony Gonza- sa t1es. play1ng time for OSU. M1ami's Josh Betts, the son of an Ohio lez can all bum defenders with their speed, E T~ State season ticket-holder, threw for which ranges from incredible to deceptr..oe. vere WI 11 3.495 yards and 23 touchdowns last sea- Tight end Ryan Hamby has good hands btit J)r<lbatlo/ son. He completeq 60 percent of his OSU seldom throws his way. start at passes but threw 14 interceptions. Miami's Ryne Robinson led the team the Advantage: Even with 64 catches for 932 yards last season, but he oould take a back seat to Martin Running blcks Nance. th1s fall. Nance @<lbbed 90 passes Both teams w111 start small. speedy for 1,498 yards and 11 touchdowns in -- backS whose stat1stics last season were 2003 but saw his 2004 season end after not overwhelming. Sophomore Anton1o five games because of a knee injury. PittJman (5-foot-11, 195 pounds) ran for Advantage: Ohio State 381 yards for OSU. M1ami sophomore Defensive line Brandon Murphy (5-8, 189) gained 248 Getting a be,tter pass rush 1s a yards a year ago but had six plays of 20 priority for OSU this season. It yards or more in 4 7 carries. tied for fourth in the Big Ten in Brandon Schnittker, a oonverted full- . quarterback sacks with 24, btl\ back, could be Used as a change-of-paoe ruriner at tailback for Ohio State. The 250- the Buckeyes were as close to last (13) as they were to first · pound Schnittker has carried the football (35). Defensive end Mike Kudla five t1mes 1n 31 career games. Freshman led the way with only four Maurice Wells and redshirt freshman Erik sacks. Tackle Quinn Pitcock Haw could see some playmg time. (7.5 tackles for losses, 2 Advantage: Even sacks) is probably the Offensive line · ·standout of the group .. .. Three of the four Ohio State's running game went fran) (S<Je gmpltic Advantage: Ohio State Special tea1115 Advantage: Ohio State Yleekly Buckeye Brain Busters Jim Naveau's 'Player of the Week OBITUARIES Page AS • Shirley Belt .• Dean S. Brown • Robert E. Burris • Thomas A Buttrick • Mary Jane Gibbs • Herbert 'Dan' Rollins • Calvin Q. Sheets • Agatha Pauline Spencer • James Yonts WEATHER How many victories di seasons as Miami of 0 Say what? Woody Hayes have in two 's coach in 1949-50? ,I , ks gained more than 100 yards the ,last tir1)~~ami .and Ohio State . played 1n 20001 ..l'o were they? TwO Ohio State f\Jnnmg K - Josh Huston Huston. of Findlay. has battled througtt lnJunes tO beCOme QSU's kicker Ill hiS sixth year as a Buckeye_Each v.eek one player 'Mil be honored based on performance. 'V"'if. .. How many years W@!I,,Qhio State coach J1m Tressel·an assis ntcoach at Miami? Answers: 1- 14 2. Derek Combs and Jonathan Wells 3. Two "We've got a lot of guys who can get it done, guys , who would be Ted Ginns on other teams." -Rob Sims, OSC lin eman ' days until kickoff SECTIONS - Around Town Celebrations Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Regional Sports Weather 24 PAGFS A3 Ct D Section insert A4 As A2,A6 B Section A6 · © 2005 Ohio Volley Publishina Co. CHILDS MUIJ!NFARMMUSSER INSURANCE • HOME • BUSINESS LIFE • BONDS • MOBILE HOMES • HOSPITALIZATION 198 EAST SECOND ST. • POMEROY. OH 6~0 Nicole Fields/ photo Students at ry1ason County's Roosevelt Elemen tary School are seen wo rking on the "Letter Plu s Two " project , one of i! number of hurricane relief initiatives star ted in the area this week. BY PAUL DARST PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM THURMAN For the past two summers. the sou nds survivors. · of children have heen absent These items incl ude rcl!dy· from Camp Francis Asbury. to-el!t food , bottl ed water.. The approximately 337diapers lind baby formulll acrc ca mp. l ocated on Tyn Items that .w ill meet the direct Rhos Road nca r Rio Grande, need or peoplem who lost used to host youngsters from their homes and li ve lihood to · area ch urc hes . until the the hurricane. Uni ted Me thndiq Ch urch, The box was set up in th e Wes tern Ohio Conference. park Friday in th e hope thm which owns the camp. closed enou gh donations can be it in December 2003. Loca l ministers whose consh ipped o ut by the middle of th is , wee k. Monetary - gre~ations used to send k1ds donations ca n also be sub- there have tried 10 pursuade mitted to the Faith Lutheran the conference to re-open the site. but are increasing ly co nPlease see Relief, Al cerned that a decision has not ye t bee11 made .' " Hopei'ully. they are go ing lo ge t it opened back up." said the Rev. Doug Stockton of Grace United Methodist in "There are a lot of Gallipolis. take care of the community." reople in our co ngregation In a ' specia l press conferwho ure concerned." . .ence Friday commemorating The land for the c" mp was the oc casi on. Gallipoli s City donated 10 th e U nited Comm ission Presi dent Dow Method ist Church in 1'159 Saunders presented lnfoCision wi th a proclama- by Boh anti Jewel l Evans. tion co mmending the compa- Th e Western Conference ·deci ded to close the camp ny on its achi eve ment. The - em pl oyees of the because of tt s' sma ll size, Ga llipolis call center were said .Indy Oats. camp directhanked wi th special th;m ks tor for the conference. '' It was·a ve ry s1nall camp." · ·go ing to those who have been Oats said. " It was not seeing an integral part of the success that mmt y folks. there fore it o f the location in the past five was closed." · years. The empl oyees are Bill Oats sai d lhat Bishop Bruce Please see lnfoCision, Al Robert Ough has appointed a task force to stuJv what to do wi lh the· c'amp . cine ,_,ption is Ill re -open the c <~ mp . Another is sel l in~ the lan d. he said. K eeping th e ca mp open Ritchie. David L . Shee ts. appears un likely since there James Eugene Wat so n. is another one in tl:te region James A. Watson: Rut land. - Camp Otterbein in Logan. Robert · L. Ilirchfield. "We can ei ther haYe an C harles D . Barrett. Jr.. Stn·e enormous capital i1westment R. Lambert . to keep tii'O camps open. or , Salem, H. Dannie Lambert. II'C can c·onso l1datc our R. Keith Oi ler, Cec il L. resources ... said Tom Slack, Stacy; Salisbury. Bill. Spaun. communi<:atit>ns director for .Manning K . Roush. Oscar T. I the Western Ohit' Conference. Smith; Snpto. Tammy 1 By wmb111111~ lhc operaAndrus. Ro ger CotterilL litH~> of 1he tll'o\mall camps, Kevin W. Payne. Roher! · . lhc church pnn·ide a largButcher: Sutton , Jern• L. I er. bc•ttcr nne. Slac·k 'aid. Ha) man. Carl Sa lser. Ed11 ard , But th•ll i, ,mall consolaE. Gibbs. Larry C. Smith. lion tn ""ne loca l minis_ters. INFO(ISION CELEBRATES FIVE YEARS ny. " We' re going to be here for a long time. We have root s here and we wi ll continGALLIPOLIS Labor ue to grow." Day weekend means much to The com pan y moved to many here in the area. • Gallipolis in 2000 and started For lnfoCisi on, its a -cele- with 50 empl oyees. Today. brati on of the firth year of its th e co mpany boa'sts 225 co mmitment to Gallipolis employees and i s still cont in and the support it has gonen uing to expand . " In tim es when companies from th e town. " We just really appreciate are shutting down and movthe support we· ve gotte n ing out. we're growing up and from the community," said moving up," said Gallipolis . Steve Brubaker. senior vice- Call Center M anager Bill y president of wrporate affairs ·Porter. " I think they (the stafl) for the Akron based compa- are really excited.'' BY IAN McNEMAR IMCNEMAR@MYDAILYTRIBUNE. COM ln foCis ion has 23 ca ll ce nters at 13 loca tion s in Ohio. Pen nsy l vania and Wes t Virginia . employing 3000 peop le. "Econo mi c development is dmllengin g to .small comm unilies across Ohio and th e nati on," said Ga llia Coun ty CIC member Dick Northup. who was instrumental in sec uri ng the call center co mpany in Galli'p oli s fi ve years ago . "We need more companies like InfoCi sion because they take care of tile employces and they do their part to C.T Chapm an. Jr. with· Windon, A lan Holter: Columbia: Paul D. Carter. BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM drew his appl ica tion for ca ndidacy for trustee of Sutton Donald Cheadl e. Granville Stou t; Lebanon, Thon1as E. POM.EROY - The M eigs Township due '·to a new job. County Board of Elections The only write-i n candidate Allen . Donald R, Dailey. recently certified the ballot remains Victor C. Young, Ill · John R. Krider. Lawrence H. for the Nov. 8 general elec- . for Pom eroy Village Council. Hayman. Bob Sellers. Garry ti on with a few changes that Young currently serves on the Smi th , Patri ck M . 'Belt: include three candidate s that Meigs Local School District Letart. Bob Morris. Dave Graham, Bab L. Wood. . were not certified and one Board of Education. OliiVe, Jackie L.Wcs tfall. . Other . candidates, issu es candidate who withdrew. Rob ert Headley. Carl P. and levies on the ballot are: Philip· Ewrin and James Barringer, William R. Township trustees Randall Hill who filed for trustee of Scipio Township. and · The foll owing candidates Osborne; Olive Township Kenneth Guinther who filed for have been certi fied for town - Clerk (unexpired term ending March J I . 200R). Sari E. trustee of Sutton Township ship trustee races: Bedford, Robert F. Hawk . Pu tman-Su ule, L aurie H . were not cenitied due to lack of Orange. Roge r Ronald Wood ; Chester. Blair Barber: signatures required. Bv BETH SERGENT INDEX 4 Pal'.e A2) November general election updates for Meigs Details on Page A6 .Michigan vs. Ohio State 011 of camp concerns ministers KEVI~ KELLY GALLIPOLIS Loca l respon.se to devastation ~a u sed by Hurricane Katrin a in Louisiiina and Mi ssissipp i picked up steam as the week came to an end. A trac tor-trailer box· lla' been . ~e t up by Foster Sales and Delivery Inc . in the Gal li po lis City Park for receipt of non-perishable items needed by hurricane other ocmerback spot and Dante Whitner 'M il be at the other safety. Freshmen Jamario O'Neal and Malcolrr] Jenk1ns could play significant roles. M1ami has three retuming starters 1n the defensive backfield, with comert\ack Darrell Hunter (4.28 1n the 40-yard dash) as the leader. He had two interceptions and three tackles for loss last year. Ted Ginn Jr. had eight touchdowns 1n 59 touches of the football last season. Four of those came on punt returns. The. most special player on the special teams the last three years - even more than Ginn - might have been kicker Mike Nugent, though. He made 65 of 74 field goals the last three seasons. The Buckeyes wi II have a new kicker (Josh Huston). a new punter (A.J. Tra. passo) a new long snapper (Drew Norman) and new holder (Trapasso). Miami has its own version of Ginn with ~e Robinson, who has retumed five punts for scores 1n his career. He also led the MidAmencan Conferenoe in stolen bases on the RedHawl<s baseball team last spring. o ri ~inal federal safet) specifications';' ODOT heard man y e<i nccrns frum · the publi c re garding s,1kt y in this location." sa id Collins. "We responded with a prol ectth at w ill rclll<)IC the need for any mmorist to crms four-lane · traffic on U.S. :1:1 . This will certainlv improv~ safe.ty and mobility at thi s site ." KKELLY@MYDAILYTRIB UNE.COM A look at the key matchups in the game between OhiO State and M1ami (Ohio) in the·season opener for beth teams Saturday at Ohio Stadium: · ' lhe inte r~eUJoli dc..,ign · ml1 all Groups·mobilize hurricane relief efforts Future 10.5 OSU SCHEDULE Of . 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