https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/348fbbe9815dfd9fa7e904bad0d5c992.pdf 562c7f690f1db590b1b43fa504b821f6 PDF Text Text -~J I • www.mydailysentinel.com · The Daily Sentinel • Page B8 Lady 1\t;arauderS outlast Belpre,- B1 Eastern netters sweep Fed Hock, B1 • . • If you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week, C/o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 18~3 . Gastonia, NC 28053 Nl )("'I. I 1~ 1 IJUSGU SERIES fJ, ~· l l l f S ' CRAFTSMAN fH\IGK · Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio . Race: Sylvania 200 Roll 400. It was his third vic- Race: Dover 200 Where: New Hampshire Inter-Whef(t: New Hampshire Inter- tory of the season and came Wliere: Dover (Del.) lnternanational , Speedway (1.058 one week atter.Kyle became tional Speedway (1.0 miles). national· Speedway {1.058 miles), 200 laps/211.6 miles m1les1. 300 laps/ 317.4 miles. the sport's youngest winner 200 laps/ miles, When: Saturday, Sept. 17 ever with a victory in FontanQ, When: Saturday, Sept. 24 When: Sunday, Sept. 18 Laat year's wtnner: Travis Last year's winner : Kurt Calif. If Busch is peaking at Last year's winner: Martin Kvapi l · the right time, then so, too, Truex Jr. Busch ' Qualltyln& record: Jack Qualifying record: David are his teammates. ~Roush Qualifying record: Ryan NewSprague, Chevrolet, 128.515 man, Dodge, 135.854 mph, Racing produced the first, Green, Chevrolet, 157.916 mph, Sept. 18,2004. second and third-place finish- mph, June 6, 2004. Nov. 5, 2004. Race record : Tony Stewart, ers with Buscn, Matt Ken seth Race record: Dale Earnhardt 'Race record: Jack Sprague, Pontiac, 118.132 mph, Nov. and Greg Biffle . Kyle Busch, Jr., Chevrolet, 130.152 mph, Chevrolet, 109.244 mph, July 21. 2001. iri a Hendrick Motorsports- May 30, i998 . . 7, 1999, Last week: Mike S_kinner Last week: Kevin Harvick Last week : It seems the Nex- owned Chevrolet, finished passed Todd Bodine with 12 fourth , All five of the Roush won the Emerson Radio 250 tel Cup has become a "Busch laps to go in the Cheerios series," as in, t t1e ·brothers entries- Biffle, Mark Martin, on Sept. 9 at Richmondafter 200 on Sept. 8, giving tlle Busch. Tweny-seven-year-old Busch, Kenseth and Carl Ed- winn~ng the Nextel Cup pole Kurt and 20-year-o[d Kyle wards - made the Chase for earlier in the evening. Anoth· Toyota driver consecutive wins, Todd Bodine finished have won back-to-back races. the Nextel Cup. Owner Jack er Chevrolet driver, Paul second to Skinner, just as he Kurt, the reigning Champion, Roush will be shooting for his Menard, finished a ca reerhad in the previous race. best second. gave Ford the Chevy Rock & third straight championship. Race: Sylvania 300 IN THE SPOTLIGHT ,; o ( ' I:\ I'S • \ 'ol. ,;;;, '\o, :.q ' ' • lady 'Does lend off Miller. See Page 81 s liJCI!I<'~~'!ln;·the Dale Jarrett Greg BIHie Rusty Wallace Jimmie Johnson Kurt Busch u s Tony Raines Dale Jarrett vs. Tony Ralnea Arrj chance Ja"ett had of making the Chase ended l-.1tl1 a crash he blamed on· Raines. "I was up beside the '37' (Raines), It was a lapped car, and he ran me down on the apron, and it's kind of hard to steer dOvm ttlere." NASCAR This Week's Monte Dutton gives his take: "Raines was in more than one incident, and tile other also involved a Chase con- What's past is prologue as Nextel Cup roars into the postseason turer standings, only Stewart and fourth-place Jimmie Johnson represent that make in the Chase. Wallace, Jeremy Mayfield and.Newman are the NASCAR's Ch~se for the Nextel Cup three Dodge drivers. begins with Sunday's Sylvania 300 at Perhaps most significant of all is New Hampshire International Speedthe fact that the sport's most successway, a 1.058-mile oval. ful driver, four-time champion Jeff The drivers eligible for the champiGordon, and its most popular, Dale onship have now been whittled down Earnhardt Jr., failed to earn postseato 10, and the massive points differenson berths. tial between first -place Tony Stewart The remaining races reflect considand JOih.pJace Ryan Newman 'is much erable diversity, though the absence more narrow, as well. of a road course. is notable. There is Here's how it works. Following the one track, Talladega, where carbure26th race, points are reconfigured for tor restrictor plates are used. Three the final10 events. Stewart now has of the tracks - New Hampshire, 5,050 points, and each of the nine drivDover and Phoenix ~ are roughly a ers behind has been slotted in incremile in si~e. One, Martinsville, is a ments of five points. Greg Biffleshort tracli, which, by definition, is a who would've trailed Stewart by 185 track shorter than a mile' in length. points had the old, pre-2004 system · The rest - Kansas, Charlotte ,still been in place - now has 5,045. (Lowe's), Atlanta, Texas and HomeNewman, in lOth place, has 5,005. stead, Fla. - are in the 1.5-mile Since Carl Edwards and Matt Kenseth range. finished the regul~r season in a tie, . "There's no blueprint," said StewJohn Clark/ NASCAR This Week both have been assigned 5,015, leaving art. "Every year, if you look back over · Tony Stewart leads the pack down the them 35 behind Stewart. the history of NASCAR , there have Is it fair? Well, probably rtot to backstretch at Daytona during the season·never been two years that were identi· Stewart, who'could finish in the top 10 opening race in Fell,ruary. As the Chase For cal. Every year is kind of like a in New Hampshire and be behind the . The Championship begins, the pack Is still snowflake; they're all different. current 1Qth.pJace driver, Newman, if chasing Stewart, You've just got to take the circumNewman should win at a track where stances you're dealt eacli week and he's won in the past. work to consistently finish in the top Three of the top 10- Rusty Wal- _ Martin, Edwards and Kenseth- drive five . If you can do that every week, lace, Mark Martin and Newman Fords, all owned by Jack Roush. Even you'll put yourself into a position to have yet to win a race this season. Five - Greg Biffle, Kurt Busch, though Chevrolet leads the manufac- win the championship." By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week have yet tO win 8 race Increases, the likelihood that a champion could be winlass for tlle first time in Cup history. Three previous champions ~Bill Rexford, Benny Parsons and Kenseth - scored only one victory during their championship seasons. "'Just as much of a surprise was the fact that the 2004 Raybestos Rookie of the Year, ·Kasey Kahne, failed even to . ' make a bid for the race-offs . Kahne won a race in May but Is now 20th in the point standl~gs. .1' WHO 'S HOT AND WHO'S NOT ' EMA~S E R Tony Stewart ' '• ·WIIo'i hvt- Greg Biffle is streak of four straight Joge10 finishes, and teamMatt Kenseth has top five of his last six · . tender, Jamie McMurray, whose hopes were dashed, LEGENI>S ANl> I ot-llc Consistency In the Chase . Is the key to victory A year ago consistency won the Nextel Cup championship for Kurt Busch. He only won once during the raoe-oHs, and that was the very first race in New Hampshire. But Busch finished In the top 10 nine times, · which enabled him to overcome the fact that another driver, Jimmie Johnson, won four of the 10 Chase races. Diverse history of Indy revealed In new book We all know that NASCAR never raced at Indianapolis Motor Sneedway until 1994, but how about Indy before the 5007 D. Bruce Scott has written "Indy: Racing Before the 500" (lndi· ana Reflections LLC, $59.95), which tells the story of the track's construe: tion and the races- cars, motorcy- ~' .., .. ··' '\" ' Matt Kenseth Carl Edwards Ryan Newman WEATI-IER ) 500 in 1911. For more info rmation , 'VOliU IIJilN IFn Ill~ IWIM 01111 1!1 Alltl!~ Don't be ~rpriHCI by -tiler name chance W ithin the last couple of weeks, I read that Sprint has bought the Nextel Cup. With this buyout of Nextel , is this going to change the name of the Nextel tup Series for the 2006 year? Or is going to reJell Bowers Jeremy !VIayfleld • A Hunger For More. · See Page A2 • Local Briefs. See Page AS • For the Record. See Page AS ·. • Meigs Intermediate "donates to Katrina victims. See Page AS • Reley reunion held. See. Page AS It's become a different world since the terrorist attacks of . Sept. 11 and that world requires that small counties· like Meigs be prepared for any number of disasters. Part of this preparedness is having a decontamination tent and portable shelter that can be deployed at a moment's -notice and staked at virtually any location, including on asphalt. The decontamination tent/shelter cost over $10,000, was paid for with grants from the Un ited States Department of Home land Security and will be stored in the EMA's new portab le trailer/command post for use around the county. ; Here, Dax Holman of the · Racine Volunteer Fire Department prepares to inflate the tent under the instruction of the manufacturer.'s (Zumro) salesman Marty Conway of Akron. After only one minute the tent was fully inflated with four pounds of air pressure per square inch on the corners and frame creating a surface as har_d as bricks. Conway explained how to operate the · portable showers to Racine Volunteer Firemen Timrny Sands, J. Scott Hill, and EMA Director Robert Byer. Conway's demonstration was hel,d in Racine and was for all GOUntywide, emergency agencies . Betll Serilent;photo ' go to www. indianareflectlons.com. E!lgerton, Ohio Mark Martin INSIDE DECONTAMINATION TENT cles, even balloons- that were run there before the first Indianapolis main the Nextel Cup? ., efforts," • county than ever. services a week ago. . development Gullver, is a former busi- Davenport said. "Thi s is a very critical time ness owner from Marietta, Davenport said the possi- for the coun1y, because of and assumed the economic ' bility of American Electric what is happening and what development director posi- • Power building a new $1 appears likely to happen in tion in December, 2004. billion power plant · in the the months and years ahead,'' "The position of ecunom· Great Bend , and the devel- Davenport said, ic development director is a opment that .is expected to Davenport emphasized that complex and difficult posi- result from that plant - if while commissioners disconPublic Utilities tinued Gulliver's services for tion, and the commissioners the and (G ulliver) mutually Commission of Ohio the county, Gulliver left on agreed lhat we weren't on approves AEP"s cost recov- good terms. "He is a busi ness ,man, and the same page in terms of ery plan - makes the posithe county's economic tion more important to the he underSiood the situation v ', as~was I BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -. Meigs County Commissioners have terminated their · conlraet with the county's economic development director, Michael Gulliver. At Thursday's regular commissioners ' meeting, Board President Mick Davenport announced that the board "discontinued" Gulliver's FElJO OF Tltf. WEFI\ · ~~0;~ race Kurt ~~;~:~~-In~2004. Newman - Commissioners announce .Gulliver's tennination SPORTS .THE CHASE FOR THE NEXTEL CUP Chevy Rock & ~~~Ws~:~ ease, and all the :1 had ~Wen wrapped 4P 1oni· before the checkered neg wa'Jed. ~:1' Despite the fact that week to • week Ford has tM fewest en, irles of any manufacturer, the ; Chase includes five Taurus drivers. all representing Roush ,. Racing, among its 10 0uali,. flers. · . "' !>Jack Roush, ofcourse, is bidding for his third championship In a.row. Matt Kenseth won the title In 200~. and Kurt Bu sch won it last year. "'It will be interesting to note how much the absence of Jeff Gordon and Date Earnhardt Jr. in the Chase will affect TV ratings and attendance. Will their fans still turn out? Alter all, Gordon and Earnhardt will still be in the fle!d each week. c• -.,.lhe feet that three dnvers ~ Rusty wallace, Mark Martin and '"'"-m)dail)"'"liou·l.mru 1-'RID.\Y . SI·.IYI'I-:l\IBJ-:1{ 11>. :!oo:; Telecommunications giants Sprint ·and Nexlel have indeed merged. Next Year, NASCAR's premier series wilT continue.to be known as Nextel Cup.· But don't be surprised ifth'ere's a namp change for 2007. Dotallo on Pace AS ,-;::. '--~ - .INDEX 2 SECTIONS - 12 PAGES ·Buckeye Edition B6 Calendars As Classifieds B2-4 Comics Bs A6 Dear Abby Editorials A4 Faith • Values A2-3 Movies As - BSection Weather were face d wit h," >aid. Davenport said comm issioner> hope to fi ll the P<"ition of economic development director hefore 'the end of the year. In the meantime. he said. Gull iver's adminis-' trative ass islan t. Brenda Roush. will oversee the daily operations of the economi c deve lopment office _ under _ l'Oill,missioners' superv1s1on . County award,ed grant for hospital equipment BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTIN EL.COM '. POMEROY - Meigs County Comm issioners have received $235,000 from til e U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for medical e4uipment they hope will go i'n a new county hospital. Meeting Thursday. wmmis.,ioncrs announced the award, which was sec ured by U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Lisbon when the county- was trying for funding to re-open Veterans Meinorial Hospital thr,ough the Fairly-Qu;liified Hc,lith Care program for low ~ income communities. While the county did not receive funding th rough the program, officials hope to forge ahead with plans fur hosp ital services. and have turned their attention to construction of a new health care ~.:ampus at a central \oration in the couniy. -The grant will be used to purchase a digital imaging system. chemical ami hematology analyzers, treadmill system and EKG machines. The cou nty will have until 2010 to purchase the equipment, "This will greatly assist the county in efforts to restore hospital services to Meigs County residents.'" Commissioner Mick Davenport said. Other business Commissioners approwd an additional appropria· tion of $10,000 from their maintenance <fnd opera· tions line item into the housing line ilem. to make up a shortfall in paying a $14,410 bi II lor l10using Meigs County pri soners in the Was hington County Jail . Please see Grant. AS Syracuse approves firefigkters BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM SYRACUSE - Firefighters were approved and financial matters discussed during a special session of Syracuse Village Council last ni~ht. Three applicants applied to serve \Vilh the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department and were Ebcr Pickens · Jr., Jerry Hammond and Mike Jacb. Councilman Bob Wood said he onlv knew Pickens and inquired about the other two appiil:ants. Mayor Eric Cun_ningh:un. who is also a member of the fire department, said that Hammond and Jacks still required some "schooling" hut were approved by the fire department for service. The meeting was then called into executive ·session to discu ss personnel and specifically to "discuss fire department applications ," When the meetin~ was called hack into se"ion each of the three firefi ghters were vnted upon by , council and all three' we re approved. Hammond and Jac)<s were approved unanimously. Pickens received one "no" vote from Councilwoman Donna Peterson. Clerk-Treasurer Sharon Cottrill informed council that spending needed to he · stopped frntll the general fund. The ·meeting then went into its second executive session to di sc~ss financial matters and specitkally, to discuss "fund s, in the general fund." . Ql When council came OLit of executi ve se"ion a motion was made and passed to pay l'illage employ. ee Mike Ralston from the street fund instead of the park fund since mowing sea~on i~ nvcr. Also council approved drafting a letter tn \'tllage solicitor Carson Crow asking that the pol ice cruiser payment and gasoline he paid frc1111 the law enforcement trust fund . ' ·· CounL·i l voted tn 'l't up a lllll L tOr the \·illage'S - , w·atcr upgrade projc,·t "hid1 "ill al,h'w Cottrill to Please see Syracuse, AS '© 2005 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 111tna ... Q"t_.C-,, W.WCIIIl:AI'-IIIL 4262ndAve. Galllrx>Hs; OH 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH we ' Da~cnport For Tickets Call �---- PageA2 FAITH • VALUES A Hunger For More 'THE PAUSE THAT The Daily Sentinel We JVSI recently celebrated the Labor Day hehday I guess we would s.1y that the Labor Day holiday " des1gned to be "a pause that refreshes." It " to be a bre,tk from work.- a tune ~~ bemg refreshed. God lS mterested m us bemg refr~shed Jesu s satd to Hts dtsClples tn Mark 6 1 I ··come ye yourselves .tpan mto a desert place and rest a whtle ·· In Acts :1·1 ~ God speaks about "the times ni · refreshmg ·· So I .1111 glad th.1t our Heavenly F.tthct \hUlls us to have "ttme of tcflcshm~ .. or "sea~ons ot retre\hll1c '' ... I believe th.u JUst ltkc we have dtllerent sc,tsons (sp11ng. sum me(. I .111 .md wmter) that there drc ' Llitlct ent seasons 111 Gods dt vtnc plan As we JOU!IlC} th!llugh. God's pldn lor our ltle .ll!d Gods dtvtne pl.1n lor Hts Kthgdom to come th.1t he leads us throu ~ h dtlletcnt seasons Rt ght n(,w 11 ts summer, but we d!C .tboltl to come to the end of summct and st.1rt mtn !.ti l Have you ever nottced t!Mt living m and gmng through When we ate 111 the fall seasun we have t11ne to prepare for the next season It IS .t tune of prcp,tr.tllott tot wh,tt's to come In dt.IUJLton to bcrng "a p.tuse that refreshes" I believe God h.ts c.tlled the sptntual season we .tre m to be ., a ttme of prcp.trallon" for the spmtual sc.tson to come Summer ts .1 vety husy season Dunng ~umr111.:r we are work1ng 111s1dc .md outstdc. We sull h.1vc out tcgular fo b. hut nm1 we 11.1\C all th.n outstdc wo1 k .md y.trd work to do and then h.tvc to squeeze 111 the l,lll . \,tc,llllln dnd Bthle sciJ<Kll Th.n 's .1 lotmul.t lor ,t 1e1y busy lime. let .tlone "'"! workmg 111 qu.lilly rune for spouse. chilclrcn, tamtly .ind il lcnds Somellmes It seems hke we .uc tn .t 'ptntu.tl sec~ ­ ..,on ltke su mmer th.ll 1s very busy We c.m JUst barely keep up wtth the spm tu.tl chores like chwch. Sunday school. Btble study. V.lC.II1011. chlllch rn~etJ 11!!S hornecomm~ s. rc\ Jv.tl : et~:. etc Have y~m e1er nottced how thmgs teml to ~el 1un down and brc.tk when we arc too busy to take care ol them ·> Then yl)u need as we le(1ve one se~1snn ~md start tnto dllother sc.I-.on tl1.11 some free tune to "ftx what's broken·· It seems to me th.ll the~e 1s c1 p.tusc or l rans ltl otl the s.une " true sptntu.tll y It Js " ume wht'!rc we dfC 'tn between ··We .1re m th.tt pctt- When we ,1re 100 husy we od now th.1t 1s 111 bet1wcn bcgm to hredkdown sptntu.tltime where 11 seems like II s ly .tnd churches begm to bre<~k 1101 summel .lllymOIC. but It 's down Th1s ts true until we fix not tall ellhn It " p.!ll se nr wh.tt's broken Jltst like t.tll transttton ttme Could '' be can be se.tson to lix 1vh.tt\ that there Is a p.IUse 01 IIIJ1C of broken .md prepare 1(11 wmter transiti On Ill the scdsono;.; of I belteve v.e h.1ve sp1111U.l! hie th.ll God l1.1s "' H" sc.tsnns to lix wh.lt's btoken 111 diVIne plan·> our own ).de and what ts bto Recently I h,l\c nutll ed ken 111 nut church so tlMI we that there .uc so 111.1nv c.m prepare lor the se11sor 1 to churches (pdslot s. mcludtng Come Do ynutemembet wiM myself. gmng thtough a lillie God told Kmg Hezckt.1h? Go ot tr,msH!on. d pause or told h11n to set hts hoLtse 111 break. 111 thetr JOU Incy of ordet . get re.tdy lor what ts lite . People. p.1stors ami to come. It seems to me tlldl churc hes often go through a we are· 111 a sptntudl se.tson lime !tke this It IS 1101 UtlliSU- thdt is to be · " p.tuse that al However, when we see re treshes" a transnton time. a many people. many pastors lime to tlx what's broke. ,, and nuny clnllches go tn g 111ne to set our house 111 otder through this transtllon :til .11 .tnd a ttme to ptcp.trc lot the the same ume. 11 sLJggests .1 se ..1snn to come work ot God or a movement In clostng . ple.tse t.tke 111ne on a large sc.tle .•1 ktngdom to look up .tnd read the en tn e SCd le . ._1 se.tson we .tw expen- p.1ss,1ge ltom Acts 1- 19 encmg together 111 God 's Note th.tt when He s<~ys the dtvme plan limes of refreshtn~ sh,tll In Acts 3 I<.J God speaks come he goes on to say 111 the about the times or seasons ot same verse th e lime of refreshmg that shall come refreshmg comes from the Just hke we are betng presence of the Lord The refreshed bv the coo ler only way we can truly be weather (the "m-between refreshed IS to ,enter Into and season" we are m) I believe live in the presence of the God, wants us to be refreshed Lord Are you hvmg m Hts 111 the sp1ntual s~ason we are presence" 1 ·r r ·r r ·r ·r Fellowship Apostolfc r ( r r ·r r r ·r r ( r r r i· r r r Sar..OO Heart Catholk Chu rf'h I td \tulb.; rry Ave p,,meroy, Y<Jl 5!19!'1 Pa~\l) r lotc1 \\o:t ll~t ~ Hcmt. 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JACKSON BAILES, 00 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992-3279 'lot Free 1-877-583-2433 Wall II <' l•lllnd Holiness SteH Tomek Mam Ruda rnJ Sunday Worsh1p-IO 00 Sunday Servlce-7 r rn 111 lO am 'J '0 s~hovl ta p m ~U S..:t\llC~ Tuptx•rs Plum ChuR'h or C'hr1st Worsh p Slr\ 1~e 'I 1 111 (r;mmunt011- 10 1111 Sundl)' S~htllll I() I o:, 1111 Ymllh ~ iCI pm Suntl.t)' Brhlr Study w~dnesda) 'I pm 7 flOp Ill \\Him.·-.d.t \~~ t 1lll hradhur) Churrh oil hrl~l lvm H.unvon 1\l'i'\X ll ru lt<ut ) I-t o ul \ lr,IUkpnll Surul.1 y Sdu, 1l I) 1\1 r..1trll~t~t /( Hlp tll '"' 10 v.,,, ~ lup Rnun~ 3 )11 Pa~ lor Ruad 112 rmll· on Rt '25. 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B1hl<' d.t" Y ll m Sunda) ""rsh1p 10 am Sund.1v .,.,~,r~hrp (1 ~0 pm Sundav Hthic 'Brlhlehem Bapll\1 ( hurt'h Gr..:al l::knd I{,'UlL 124 RallllL 011 1'.1-.ttll Dum I ~kl{'.t Stmda} Sd••'"•l 9 'O 11 111 Stmd 11 Wmshrp Ill 10 a Ill , \\cdnt•dt\ llthk Slud)- 0\~l t'm Wrslryan R1blr HollnesJ Chun:h Pearl Sl , M1ddkport P~stor Rrd; Htmrnc Su nday School 10 11 rn Wnrsh•p - 104-5 pm Sund11} Eve: '100 pm Wcllncsd:.t} Se t I'll..: 7 ~0 p rn Rt"rds' 1llr: ( hurrh nr Chno;l Pu'h'r l'tuhp Sturm \undo~~ S.. ht)i)! 'J 1ll <~m ~,r ~ h•pSrn•~ ~ I010 am . Brt.le Stud) w~dn~,J u} h lll p m Sund I'> .... h0\)1 'l \0 ~ m Sunda\ .... ,.., ..htp W \()a 111 Chun:hofChrist llll ..:nc~.:tlllll 7 and 124 W E\angclr~l n~nrlls Sargent Sundav Billie S1Udy 9 10 1 111 Wc•r.;;lu p 10 lOam 111111 b 'fl Jltlls1de Bapllsl ( hun:h St Rt I-ll JU ~tufl R1 7. Pastor Re\ Jam., R Acr{r Sr SundHy U m fu~d s~n• ~~. Wtlr~ hrp 1n IO , m (> P m \\~dne'>ilal Si.'f\ I.:C~ 7 P m pm \\ ~dnc'illa\ (l 10 pm 10 Chrrsllan Umun \\ Vu P r~tm D:.t\HI <6rrl.'r Suml.n S~holtll ~ ~ I ] a 111 Wl>r• h!p \ll10 am 700 pm Wedn~"la' ' Pl,tur Dun W.dhr Homemade Desserts Made Datly ~pec::wls Rutland Free \\'til Bapust Salt•m S1 Pastur Janm h•nncr, Sunda\ Schnt ol - 10 I Ill F\..: lllnf!_ 7 r m, WctlneMla) Sen 11. ~ s 7 p m Blessed are the pure ~n heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 'Le t your light 'o shmo h<fond men th at thl!y m:..t y ~c~ vnml 1\11 Mona~h thun h of God M k Hrll Rd R ltlllc P .l~ ltlr Jam~· ~ Sa ll ~ r fi( ld SunJa' s,h,k•l 94~ HIll E\enmg f1 p m 'Ardnc..Ua1 S~o:r1rn• 7 !'Ill rhr Chun:h or Jesus lh~t\1 or I o.ller·Oay Sa1nls S1 Rt 1(10 446 f1~47 nr 44fi '14Kf1 Sund,l) s~hool I0 20 II a m Rcllet SIJ~lcly/Pnc~t h uod II 0~ 12 00 noon Sacrlll11o!ll l So!r\ IC~ l) I 0 I~ 11m llomcm tk.tng mco: tmg ht Thur' 7 p m KutJand Chun:h of (.od R.m l-li.',uh Sund.!) \\<(•r~hrr 10 r, pm \V,Jnl.'•dj\ S<n!u' 7 KEBLER BUSINESS SERVICES A11 Accounti11g & Fma,rcial Services Frrm 6 18 E Mam Street • Pomeroy (740) 992-7270 Harrisonvlllt Cnmmunlt) Churrh Th..:ron Durham Sunda1 ';I~~~ Pa ~ror .1m ~nd 7 p m Wl•d ne•dav 7 p rn M1ddlcpor1 Commumtv l hurch S1 Mrddl~pon Pastor Sum Andcrsnn Su nda) S~h,lol IU ,, Ill s, r•' u..'it' First t:huiTh or (,nd o\pplr md s~wnJ S!o; P:~~wr Rn DaH..t Ru~~d l Sundav ~~ho•ol tnt.! 1.\ ,.,r, hrp HI am L'e111ng Stn r n·~ 6l0 pm \\c,tr'".,Ja, S..:n t· ~~ f1 10pm {"hurt'h of (,od nf l 1roph{'(' 0 J Whuc Rd off St Rl Ir,tJ Jla~ l ,>r 11 J K& C JEWELERS 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy 992-3785 ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME I" 1 ''"' Somr. PO llodlO :"'ev. lhun. \\\ 2526$ ' bmn 11 -\nderw1 IM'tllSt'd funtntl llimtur HrldiS foR'Ih!Hil!hiFunenlf'lannrn~ Easl Ltto.rt Pas lur Btll Mar shall Su nday Srhoul 9n m Wouhrp . IU am I st Sunday eve r} month Cve mng o..::rvl.:t: 7 00 p m Wednesday 7 p m f 1nlh Valley Talwrnaclr Chun-h Ru1ley Run R ,l~tl P t ~lnr R.t•v Em ml.'ll R.lw ~ on Sunda y I;.'C IIH1 !) 7 p m Thursday SerVIC~ ') r Ill Our Saviour I Ulheran Chun:h \\oalnu t .md H~nr y Sh, H a \ ~llSW('K>d, Cool,lllt t:ml~ M~thodlsl Pamh Pas tor Helen Khnc Cooh1 llc Churc h Marn & f'1flh St Sund<1) So.: huo\ 10 am Worship 9 am Tuesday Ser\Kes 7 pm lJnv1d Ru ssel l Sundav 1000 1m Wors htp • l\ am St_ Pauii.Uiheran Churth S} Lamo rl.' & Se~o111d 51 Pl.illlCroy, Sunda) Sdu•vl 9 ..J5 am , Won.htp II United Methodist Gntham Ullit«< Mtlhodist \'runh1p- II II m PllStor RtchlU'd Nease Beehtel United Methodist Nc\.1. Ha\cn R1chard N ca~ e. PaSior Sunda y worship 9 10 am Tue s 6 30 pra\ cr and Btble Sludy Horklngport Church Grand Stre~t Sunday School - 9 JO am WoBhtp 10 30 am Pastor Ptnlhp Bell Mtddlr:port Chun:h of 1he Naurellt' Pa stor Alkn M1dcap Sundav School 9lUam,WOt'lihrp 1010an),6 30pm, Wednl.'sda y Serv rcc!l 7 p m Pn~rnr Allen Mrdcap Rf'fdsvUie FeUo•1hip Church or the Nal;u~ne Pa stor Jall}IC PenH Sunday S~hool 9 30 II m Wnrslup Chtskr · I04<;am P.asltlr hn( Bcatuc. Worstup - 9 a m Sundav Slhool 10 am Thurs'Ja} Sen1ccs -1 p m \\ orsh1p IOiOa m Rand~1lph Syraaue Church of tht Nuarent Pastor 1\.hke Adkrns Sundav School 9 10 am \\'orsh1 p 10 10 am b p m Wednesday Ser1 rcc:s 7 p m Y 311 ' Pomeroy Church or lht Naurent' Lon~: Sunda\ Sdl~kll 1010am 8othHn Q 10 a 111 7pm,Wcdnt<~yScrvl~C~ 7pm Joppa S.ht)i)l 9 30 a rn Nazarene Mttp Cooptntlvt Parish Nnnhea ~ t Cluster Alfred Pa ~wr Jane Bca ltt( Sunday School 9 30 a 111 Wt>rshlp l l a m,6]0pm La\cnder Sundaf s~hool Q 10 :1m WorShip 10 iO 11. m und 6 r m. \\ednc~} Scrv lttS 7 p m Rffds,rllt 9 ~0 1 m l.iunda) Schtkll 10 'O am hN Sunda\ nt /l.hmlh 7 00 .. ..... ............ •m..1i1511rr .:tumral.olllt I~· ROCKSPRINGS REHABILITTION CENTER Jllll \A{JII~~d:.tl <~ m S•l'll<,;, 1 \ t~tur v Cl'ntt r 17"1Gmrgc,Cnll R u t~l G~ll • r•.)lt' 011 p~ ,111r Btll Sral(n Sundo~) Sc r't ll' II! r 111 Weilni.',Ju, 7 P. m & a nr ht. 7 'tt~uth"pn1 Full Gnspl'l ( hun:h or the ltnng Sa' lOr 1\1111~ull• Rr 1\ij s.riiU~\ SltUrJ n) Pblor J ~,,.; \111rrr ' ~ IK)prtl Bltk o! Wl'ICnlurullt a 'AV~" Illl l l\tn g RoaJ P1 ~1ur (hMk~ K"u~ h 1 ~114 1 O""~ 221-:R Sundu;. Schoo\ ') l() 11!11 Sund 11 Clenrn)! s~n IH "'Oil pnr IJ t!'o l\ Stud\ WcJnc~Ja\ ~en 11.~ 7 (){I pm Hob!iOn Chri~t111 11 •ellowshtp C hun:h Pastor H r~hcl Wh11c Su n d~ Slhflul I!J lm Sundu) Churdt Sl:l'\ l('c ti ~0 rm ' Rrstor~~lwn Chr.~tl an Ftllo" sh1p Huop..:r Rn,tJ Al h ~rh l';~~ru r Lonnll.' Cn:th Sund 1\ 'Ao \r~ htp Ill ()t} .tm W..:dnc~J IY 7 p111 l)l(l~ I anjt.~\l lll' lhrlliltan lhun:h lull (j11~p(l P.a~r"r R~>hllt M u~~Lf Sumlr\ Slh<XlllJ ;u nm \\11r-.h1p 10 ~0 am 7 11(1pm \\Ldn..:'d,,l s~t\•~• 7 00 Pentecostal '- l'rnlt'<.:OSt!tl AS.s.'lllhh l ~-I Kl Hul•ad;, Suml:n b rm R aun~; i h nlllg 7 pm '" P ~-tu r Sund 1\ Sd11w l W1l l t~m !0 a m \hdn c~tl t\ s~nlc~~ 7 Presbyterian Hazel Communrtl Church OtT Rt 1.:!4 Pa~1m E..t~cl Han Sunda' Sl hOOI 9 ~0 am Ytorshrp 10 10 n m 7 '0 p m SHHCU!il' F u~t l nued Prt-sb\trnan P,t,lolr f.tt~rt Cn011 \\nn.tup II otm D}n,lllt Co mmunlt) Church Sunday S..:h110l - 9 ~0 am Wotshrp IO ~Oam 7pm Pa~wr ilanJson\llle 11rrsh\lf'r18n { huf('h Ruben Cn•1.1. \\,,r,lur lJ J. m ~hddlepnrt Paslllr Mo~ ChaJK"I Churrh Sunday Si.:hOOI • 10 am Wor~ h•p am Wednc~day Scn l{c 'I r m II Ml. Olht Communlll Churth Paslor La\\ rene( Bu~h Sundav S~h11t1l 9 30 11m Evenmg 6 10 p m Ytednl.'ilin Servtlf 7 p m Full Gosptllrghthou!lf' H04'i tlllaod RClad Pmnenn Pa,lnr Rn\ 'Hunter Sund:IV S~ h,l(l\ 10 am E1enmg 1 111 r m Tue•da' & Th u r~dft\ i '0 Pn"!ib\ter1o.n II J m Jurm ~ Sn1J~r \\nr ~ htp Seventi!-Day Adventist Seltnlh-U.Y Adlentt~l Mulbern Hr ~ Rd P nmt"llll. PJ~Hlr B~nncll I u~k1c~h S31u rd:.tl Stnt~e~ Sallh.uh Sdl<•nl 2 p 111 \\ ,lp.;hrl' t p m United Brethren Mt Hermon I n11l'd Brtthrt'n tn Chnst l hurc h le~ u~ Co!II1111Untll l('o-111 \~r 1.khJm RLI Pll'iltJr Pdl.'t \lunmdaiL• Sun11:i\ S.h,.,11 ~tO n m \\nr~h1p Ill to 1111 • CIU rm \o\\·dn( ~Ja\ S\11tll' - til.l p m )m.tlh 'g rnup 111n'ttn ~ ~nd & -llh SunJ11 ~ "'r m Edrn l n1trd Rt'E'Ihr...n m lhnsr i'od"ccn Rn J"rll~ & Hi'>< kmgpon Sun.la' SLh,'kll 10 J m SunLI:1• \\ N .. htp II (Ill .11\l \\cdne ...i:n S~.·n~~.~, • Ull p m P.t•h•r \1 o\da111 S1a1~ Rt•ulr 1~-1 pm Soulb Bdhtl Commumtv Church S1ilt'r Radgc Pa~tor Lmda Dam~"01.xJ Suntlrt) Sch1'"11 9 1m l,l.,,r~hrp St•r\ICl' Ill .t m .::oo and 41b Sund.t' Cartdon lnlr:rdtnommanonoi.Chun:h Kmgst:ourv R,,,,.d Pu-.wr K11t<nt Van•~· Sunda\ Schon! 9 10 am Ytur;h1p Senrce 10 'O 3m Ehntn~ S.n l• < 0 r:::xlttend S!uueA 9/egaiauy. Frftdnm f:ospr:l 1\llssmn ~I Pa .. tor Rt' Rugl.'r Wtllfmd, Surnb~ Sdlt-....•1 ') ~0 J m Uald Kn,,h c•n ('n RLI LRr \our 11~/it so shtne be(mc' men. tlwt the\ men \e(' \0/11 The cart you dtftrvt. clmt /o homt good uo1 .h and {!,!on(\ \ow 36769-Rockspnngs Rd " Pomeroy, OH 45769' 740-992-6606 ~ SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy "'So !-strive always 10 keep my conscienc~ clear before God and, man.·· .. ~--~~---- 'I Cbtsltr Chui"Ch or tht N•zarrM Pas101 Rev Herbtr1 G~c Sllnilily S~hr•ol ~lllllllf. . . . ~ MauheW 5: 8 \\llt\hll' pm w.nhlp 'I r m \\11r~h1p .............. (. hrtnn Tulwrmtdr ( hun.' h lltllon 'A V1 Sund 11 'idlno! 10 prn Pa~lor Jan Wrnsh1p S}racu.o;t" Mllil'ilon 1411 Bnd ge man St - symlu~~ Stht>ol 10 a rn E1~n tng W..:dni.:sdll)' Scrvt~( 7 p m. 10 JO am R~ v RJiph Sp1rcs Sunda} School 9 30 am \\or5h1p I0 \0 a m 7 p m , Thursdav Sc.-f\ ICI!l> 1 p Ill Bl•h WcJ1tc~Ja} s~ r •r..:l f•ith Gosprl Churt'h Long Bottom. Sunc.la) School ~ ~0 am Wors h1p 10 ~5 am 7 Ill p m Wednesday 7 30 p m Torch C hurch Co Rd 6' Sunday School Worshtp Sund~\ I[] lklhr:l Chu~h Townsh1p Rd, 468C Sunda} S.. hool 9 a m Wors h1p I 0 a m 1 Wednesday Scn 1ccs 10 am Com~r Pa ~tw l1fc l hunh :!nll "'~ M dtlltp<lrl P '" r \11~c l "n.man Fl .. t<r !mo rlu -. l..a"n:nu hu~lllll l \\o 1 1 ~ hrp IIJOO till 'A~dn~ ~ J 1~ Si.'n ILt , 1 p m St Racme Pa ~ t or MI. Olin Unitr:d Mrlhodlsl Oft 124 lxh1nd WJ!kc,\ !ll c Pa!t or W.tJOifm~ ~00 ~ rm 11m Worshrp llam Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. iitth 7 \0 I' Ill Hr.td} Davis-Ouicket Agency Inc. If ye abide in Me, a11d My Brogan-Warner IN SU RANCE Full line of INSURANCE words abide in you, ye shall Insurance SERVICES Products+ ask what ye will, and it slw/1 .. F1nanc1al 214 E. Main be dq11e tmto you. ' Servtces AGENCILS ln. 992-5130 John 15:7 Pomeroy Bill Quickel 992-&&n White Funeral Home ' Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolvjlle, Ohio 740-667-3110 PastClf John Gilmore Sundny So.:hool • II Ill, Worsh1p 10 am E1cmng 7 \Opm a Pas!Or Keny Woud Sund:l) Slhoil\ Middleport OH Local source for trophtes. Ia ues t-shtrts and more ltl WcdllCsc.lay St. John Lutheran Chun:h Prne Gnne Worsh1p 9 00 am Sunday Slhtml Ill Oll .t m Pa ~ l(lt 1 llllL' s I' am pm Manhcw 5 \ hilh Full Gt»Npel Church Long Bolltlln Pas1"r Stc\e Reed Sunday s~hoo l 9 ~U am. Wvr ~h 111 '-1 10 u m and 7 p m Wedn~ ~ day i p m f-rtdnv fCJlllWShip SC f\ l~e 7 pIll Morning Star Lutheran P~ ~•nr fJiher 1n heaven .. MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES & TEES 7tJUp m Church of God anJ \nlt4U1I" Baptist Sund 11 Sdmol 9 10 1m \\o~tP•Iup IU ~S ~ 111 Sunda\ hcnrng fl f)(l p m Mi({ie's 2{estaurant or Chnst in Har l!nn! Ml 1\lonah Baphst fnurih ,~ Mam St ~hddlcport Pu ~wr !{ ~~ Gtltlcrt (rug Jr Suncla\ S~.: ho111 I) 'O ,1111 \\,H,htp Ill 4'i a m H pm 7 1'111 Iii H11rtford Churr h 1-ort'SI Run Baplt~l P,\stor Aruh Hun Sunda) Sdtool ,, m Wor~hrp II ll m 1-!0Uf!o. Rr!Jll Stud\ Christian union 7Pm 111 p 111 Wednesday ScrvKe - 7 00 p 111 Stmll Sulem Cummuntl\ Churc h Clilrmei-Sullon Carmel & A 1shnn Hd• Rlll lllC Ohro Pas tor John Gtlnwrc SunJav Sdllllll 9 30 am. Worsh1p 10 45 am B1hle StUd} Wed 7 00 p m Hill Dt·-.:ter(hurrhofChri~l f>CMI t I aurel CUff 1-ree Methodist Church P~Mn r Cil..:nn Ruwe Sunduy Slhool 1111111111 Wur~htp I010otm llnc.l(l :oitl\t'nn rile ( ommum11 Apo~lultl Chur,c: h Pa-.111 r W,t\tk R J~.,...lll Suni..IJ) \.tt•••lup t> !HJ p rn \~ ~dnl " la1 r, llO r 111 Hrlllt ~"" l1r~ 1\bundanl Graee R F I 921 S Thrrd Sl Mtddl~pilr1 Pa~ror Teresa Da1r s Sund.1~ sentle 10 a m Wedn~sdn; .ervK~ 7 p rn Uethon) Pastor John Gt lmore Sundny School 'J am {." Rd Pa ~tt~ r Rc'> Blad.Y.Uutl Sumla1 Slhoul tj ~0 :1m • Wnr, hrp Ill 'U , ttl 1 l{l I' m \\t"I.Jn ~'dd\ Sen r>l 'I 10 I'm Ash Slreet Chunh 39K A>h St Mrddlepon Pustor Jdf Smuh SunJa\ s~hool - 9 \Q :.~ m Mom rng \\lnr,h1p 10 '0 .t m & 6 :10 pm W~dnl! s da\ Sen r~ c 6 30 p 111 Ynnrh Si.'rVM 6 10 p 111 A~upt! L1re Cenler Full Gnspcl C'h urlh Pnstnr ~ J0hn & Patty W.tdl' htH Sc~und A\c M<~~on '113 'iO l""~ Sc nrl e 11m ~ Sundu)' 1010 1 rn \'redncsd ty 'I pm 10 am, Worshtp 9 am ol m Wtu sh1p Servrces 10 ~ m (II IYwn lhhlr l hun.:h 9 l[) Snowville Hntll Hun Cummuml y Church P;,f'; lnr Rev Lnrry Lemley Sunday SLhool Q 'Oam, Worshrp 104S am 7 pm, 1 hm M.Ia} B1hk Study and '1Clulh 7 p m WVa S(h<•nl ll '" 'I rm \'wed Old Helhell-rte \\111 Baptist Chun:h ~XOO I o..;, R1 7 \ltddlcp••ll Suml01y SlHI..L 10 I Ill rfllO pm rllc, Jay S1. t \ICl:' ') Rutland P ~s t or Rrck Bourne Suodu} Sc hnol 9 30 am \\orshrp 10 ]0 am ThursUay Scr vrces 7 p 111 Sule m Center Paslor Wrlham K Mar ~haU Sunday SL hool 10 15 am Worship 9 15 a Ill Bthk Study Monday 7 00 pm 7~ tnl'ttmgs 111 h•um' Commumly or Christ Pon la nd Ra~tn ~· RJ Pastor Jrm Prol fi tl Sunday S~hool 9 ~0 am WPr~hlp 10 lOa 111 W~dne stlu y S~ntLI.'s ., 00 pm Be1hrl Wor..;h1p Ctnler 19782 S R 7 Rred ~ \rllc OH 4~772 1/2 mtk 110\Jh of Ea~ li.:rn Sl.hwl~ un SR 7 -\ I ull Gospel C hur~h Pa~l<l r Rub Harb..:r Asso~mte Pa,tor Knryn [)~\ rs l(outh Pli ~t llr S1111..: F r.Hl tr~ Sur1da; ~H\ 1~<~ 10 00 am wor~ h1p fl 00 pm Fan11ly L1lc Cl~•se~ W~d H ,,m~ Cdl Grnup~ 'I{){) p m OUitr L111111s (di .. Uroup al th( lhurch 6 \Opm tllK iO pm Hock Spnngs Pastor Keuh Rad..:r Surhiay S.,;ht10l 'l 15 a m Wor ~h rp Wl .1m. Y~1ut h Fellow~hrp Sunday 6 p 111 l-Ine ( ,nne Hlhlr: Hollnr:s.~ Churt.il Fatnlt\11 B1blr ChuR'h W V;~ Rt I Pa~l ur Bna n Mw) Sundav Sd1nnl ? \(1 a 111 WclN hip 'I ()() p 111 \I.~Jn..:~d;t\ H hie Slud• ~ (.Q p nt h1lh hllol\o~hrt' Crusad" for Christ Jl~ , lo l l 1<1\ Frull ~ln llll lln' S<ntn• l_ra.lu) 1 r Ill Lr:t~rt p, mu"y Pth Ill S~houl Pomeroy Pastor Hmt n Dunharn W1orsh1p '! m Sunday Sd1nol 10 15 am IIJ)I rn & Chrisli11n t r lluw!'ilup Olh~r Pr:11rl Chsptl \ Sunday School 9 a m Wor~hrp 10 am RUNe uf Sharon Hollne11~ Chunh Leadmg Creek Rd Rmland Pas10r Re\ D<!wc) Krnt: Sunday school Y JO a 111 Sund.1y "0rsh1p 7 p m Wcdnesdav pr<L} er mcctrng 1 p m \\ u r~h•p ! Non de nomm:~lll•rta llcll uw~hrp 1 Mee lrn g m the nld Am~nlan Lq!1on Hall SoUlh Fnunh Avenue Mtddlcpon Pasmr Chm Stl'.,.,an IO .OOam Sunda1 10 OmrJc~ Sundny Slhnol 91(\ a m Worship I I a rn 7 00 p m Wednesday Sl·rvllC 7 00 p m Sun ~75 P~arl l't~lllf Krl~ Street _ (740) 992 6472 Mlddleoort OH Fa. 1740l 992 ·7406 740-992-6128 Mlnrr5lll\r Pastor Hob Rublrl~ffl Sunda) II m Wor~lup - 10 o! Ill Plam ~ O.~lli Hr:olh (Middleport) Ptslnr Bnan Dunham Sunda) Slhuol 9'0am,Wt)t shrp ll()(lam Latter-Day Saints m t ill 1-r rst Daphsl S~h••11l Foresl Run P~slm Bob Rohmson Sunday Slh(oql 11 m \\o nrshrp . 9 11 m M c K ~n11c • ----- - S1r~ct Osnvlllr llnllntss C hurch Stall.' RClute \25 Lang~\ lie Pastor V1.:1ur R\1ush Sunday s~houl 9 ~0 a m '>und l) v.or~hrp - 10 ~0 11 m & 7 p m Y..cdneMiny pray~r srrv!lc 'I p m Rldj!r Church of Chr1~1 ln s!r um~nl ,tl Chur<'h J'a, lt\r /1.1 uk Motrov. 6th aml l' lilllLT ..,t MJ1Idllp11 1 Suml ty Sdwol I) l 'i .1 111 \\,, ,htp Ill I ~ 1 rn 7 t)() p 111 333 Page " Do not steal Do not he Do not decetve one another .. Levlttcus 19: II Jdlr~1 Tuppers RrJem•ur Sund<t.y Schvul 9 lO ll rn Wnhhrp 10 10 a 111 ~cdn..:!iday S..:r\tCI' 7p m f:t ~0 pm TIM'>4..1a\ H1hle Stud~ I (kl p m Cnmmunltv Churth Sund:iv SchtKll h~t Bapt•~t C 190 N Second St S~hun l SntH.!:J\ Z10n ( hurrh nf Chn~l ..... H:~m st•mt ll c Rd \Rt 141) Pt ~ltlr R•>}!(l V.ah1111 Sundt\ Slh• lnl ') 10 .r m w'''"l11p In ~0 ~ m 7 0() pm Wldn.~d.tyS~rlll ~S 7pm good works and glonly vourl words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye wil~ and it shall be do11e. u11to you. Joh11 15:7 Ill Ponu.:my Snulhrrn 8aptlsl -ll K1~ !•nmcru) Ptke Past11r t: LU)lltr () Ht v tn t Sunday Sehoul !:1 ~U 1 Ill , 'll-11r~lup S l'i IIIJ \.1-l'i,uu& 700pm 740-992·7713 If ye abide in Me, and My wowlug old Wllb h<lp. wr ('.ltft or•bract tAth 1Nv I)( our Uft ..d pn-.. rf' ror lhr nrxt l'hr. chan:h can pr as llw support W4" nt«d to W.fllht:r f'.acb "'w.a.o•'" with coaftdol'tltt an:d hopt' .. . br prtpa~ .. ~.)SOft • • • oat or ....Min, rorrr-c:t rrbukr and mco•~l" willa p~t pMif'ntf' ud c:.rl"f•llustrvtfloa • (:1 TltAolh) 4::1) (,od s "Udo.a ~a pldf' "'- !II!!!J!At Home Kcuh Rade r Sunday am,Wnr~lup ! lam Hr~l hulh llupltl'll Chunh Rutl roltd St Mos•tn .Sunday Sd11KII Cooked Meals & llallf P~§lor W..:ilnesdU} Servrce 7 '0 p m l,ummn Hr~t Bapi1Sl Jon Bwtkl.'rt I 1 ~1 Mt11n St Sumlt ' Wur•hrp I (~ (10 u m Wld l:hhk S1mlv h 10 pm Michael L. Crites Director or Family & Community Senices Overbrook Rehabilitation Ctr "A CelebratiOn of life" Hom~ ul Christ l'11' tnr Hr ulc fi.:II Y Sunday r . , ~ tor Op('n 7 d , rys .t Wl'Ck Racine, QH frtlo~~nhlp can hotlp u~ f'.\JM'f'IC'Mr••d a.-rrp1thr w..d '"''"''InK. ond "A Home 29670 Bashan Rd. lht nt:at? juurn..y. hlrlh youd:. marrlav parnHln.. 740-949-2210 il l[l :\OJ 111 1\tstor lrtl SunJ,ty <J ~ 1 1 \\l.'dne"lu~ S..:11 ~~~~ 1111 - Ent~rprist Arland K rng Sunday Sthool I 0 '\0 a m \\nrsh1p - 9 \0 a m EJrb'le Stud} Wed 7 10 l-'latwoods ~"'() Crt ani \1c1nn 811ptistlndependenl 'i 25 N ~ntl St Mrddlcpun PaSI\)f Jam~~ t: K~tl>lC w,,r,lup IO:~m 7 p 111 n 9 '0 hur~h Other Churches " Amlllnl!t Gnce Cummumh Chun h Pastor Wavrw Dunl.•p Sltt, f<l t•~l Pa~wr Kcs 7 p 111 Kenn ( Hu1rc 8apltNI Chun::l] (Suulhnnr r Wmm I rwndh 1\mrmplrt'll Episcopal . (onu:e l-:plsc:op1d Chun:h 326 F. Matn St Pomeroy, Sunday School anJ H11l) Eu~hanst II 00 am Rc• Edwun.t Payne H ~rmonvtllc AI 111r1so n 'l'1..1ulh Ulm Sumlay Sd\0\)l 'J 10 fl I~ 10 \ll u m 1 r m \\I..:Jrt~~d.l)' S~.:n SHIJll.• ,. !'> .. Ju~h r or Chris1 P :r.~tor I' ' 'I Ill St, H lrllk II • Cenkal Clusler Asbury tSyrncUM"I Pa~ltlr Boh Robrnson SunJay Sehoul ') 45 a Ill , Wor~hlp I I am \\ocdnesdu) Si.'f\! ICt:s ' 7 30 p m Cal"sry Pilgnm Chapel s, , \ru• l1 l ~th.) •n h(run ~ SLfl.lu 7 UOpm \\..: t!u~'tlt) B1hk Stud; 7 00 p111 lnl ftllll Pr..:,llhcr ll• ty d R£l•~ The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community • 7~0prn Trinity Churrh SeronJ & L) nn Pomerny Pnsux Re\ Jonathan Not·>le Worshtp 10 25 am, Sunda} S.:houl 9 15 am ,. 9J0am Worshtp II am 6pm Wednesday Serv1ces 1 p m ~ RuUIHd ChUFttl uf ttlf ~Wffi\f SunJ~y Sdmul '-1 1!1 J rn Wm~ ht p Ill 10 a m n :10 r tn WedneMla' Servr~""C~ 'I p m w ~\ Mtkc: Uarl. Tupptrs Plains St P1ul Pastor Jane Bcai!Je, Sunday SdltlUI 9 a m Wor~h1p I0 :1. m Tue~a} Sem..:c~ 1\0~7 latll~llllrllllphsllhun.h S,tn~ I0 a m .1 Serv1~u Pa~hlr Baptisl Sund.ty :1m lhmlot:k Gro"l' t:hrlsllan C hunh /l. l nH~ I cr Larr~ Br""n Wor,h•r Y ~~~ .1 111 Sunday Sl huoJ 10 lO am Brl"tk SHill) 7 p m Assembly of God L1brr l) 1\s.~ernhh uU.mJ Bu~ •!Iii Du.ldm~ 1... 11\~ \\ v. Pa~lur Nul ruHIIIll ~ ~0 Church of Christ t mmunw.-1 ,\pn~ llllll' Tabrrmltlt lnt L.<~'P R.ll ofl N~11 Lun.1 RLI Rulltnd Scrv1n.•s Sun IU {)(') am &. 7 10 r m rhur; 1 QO r m P.1••••• MHrt) R ll uuon PO D.ul} Ma~s C11apman, Sundiiy School \\oor~h1p • II a m Wednesdav pm Congregational Catholic Rher \ 'ulll'} ,\fllhhlh L Wor-hrr Cc-1llcr R71 ~ REVIVAl ( Sw:ond Baptist Churrh WV Sn nd.1y Sl:hool 10 arnMt,rtnng wo rsh1p II arn I":VI!nrng 7 pm, \\o'l·dn~ "da} 7 p m Ravrn~ v.nod Chnrt'h or Jt!iu~ ( trrist Aposloll(' \l.ul7.ath.h and Ward Kd , Pasto)r Jam~~ Milln SunJa1 Sdullll Ill\() a 111 rH•ntng 1 ,1) p Ill the sweat from His torehead, But for Bartholomew, It He spoke fiercely to those was also a teachable moment who dared st1ll to approach There had been no fruit on Htm. "Is it not wntten, 'My the tree the day before when house will be called a house of the Lord came calling. There Pastor prayer for all nations'" But had been no frutt though lhe Thom . you have made 11 a den of rob- leaves of !he tree suggested Mollohan bers" (Mark 11.17) otherwise; mdeed, they had Bartholomew looked over · even adverttsed tl. to where members of the rul- . What, he wondered, had mg Counctl stood. observmg the Lord found ns He had Jesus' cleansing of the temple come calling upon Hts peoAt ftrst. B.lflholomew was Whtle there was netther awe pie? The ledves of rehgton confused. Jesus wasn't One nor love m thetr expressions, were certamly on dtsp!ay, b~l lor bemg petulant. After all, Bartholomew could eastly see was there any real frutt? Wa~ He H11nself had conected what they were thmkmg for there any of the trutt of pasJohn and J<lmes when they their eyes dnpped wtth Jeal- sionate devotion ot God to had suggested bnngmg tire ousy and self-nghleousness. fultill the destres of the holy ,md destruclton down on a "Thts Jesus is a threat," thCif and 11ghteous One that rehvtllage that had gtven them a eyes reported venomously gton professe~ to honor'' The eyes of Jesus fastened chilly receptton (see Luke He could see the murder m 9 51-56) The lines on Ihetr hearts as they balefully upon 'those of Bartholomew B.ntho lomew's forehead watched H1m. Bartholomew and gazed sadly at htm deepened as he sought to swa ll owed hard and turned Bartholomew's heart suddenunderstand "So what lS He away from them back to the ly tilled wtth a deep ache of do- .'' he started to say to Lord Who was now teachmg regret as he was struck by the one of the other dtsctples. those around Htm about the horror ot what empty warBut then he reali zed that. '" mysterious and amazmg love shtp tS to God. H1s eyes shiftw.ts oil en the case with Jesus. of God ed towards the ground and he there w.ts another pmnt to The next morning, when found h1mself weep111g. w1uflg 1 ~ gumg to be set ltght . what was h.1ppenmg. they agam approached the ctty, But then the word~ of Jesus .~g . un Ou t people .1re finally That same sad smile lltck- Pete1 stopped and pointed over s_eemed to whtsper agam m 1eatly lm out kmg Out wqild ered bnelly upon Jesus' lips at the fig tree that they'd visit- his mind, " I tell you, whalIS lmally re.tdy fm 1ts Lord·· as He looked .11 Bartholomew. ed the day before "Master," ever you ask for m prayer, And even .IS he thought Then He lUI ned and headed he cned "Look' The fig tree believe that you have recetyed those thoughts. Jesus' stndes agam rowards the ctty. Once you cursed has wtthered! " 1t, and it will be yours" L.ll1le to a "standstill He half they had passed wtthm the (from Mark II 21). He looked up ,,t the lace of turned and glanced b.tck .tl at1ctent walls ot the ctly, Jesus Jesus looked at Peter and Je sus and spoke. "Lord, I B.tnholomew. a s.td smile ever led them stratght mto the tem- smt led . '"Have tatth 111 know what I would ask . I so ltghtly touch111g Hts mouth ple. haltmg 111 the matn God,"' Jesus answered "I tell ask that there be real frutt 111 Hts eyes shtftcd from the dts- entt ance to watch the scene you the truth, tf anyone says my hfe and 111 your peo~le's Ciplc tow.1rds a fig tree stand- before htm . The dtsciples to this mountam, 'Go, throw lives Let there be the frutt of mg by ttselltn the dtstdtll:c, 1ts stood bes1de Him qutetly, yourself mto the sea,' and true worshtp and lovmg serbr,mches 111 lull folia ge. the scnsmg somethmg sttrnng does not doubl 111 hts heart vtce m our lives And may sheen ot w!Jtch announced that within Htm somethtng that but beheves that what he says others know, by the trutt m 11 w.ts laden with tlgs. they had tell betore but had wtll happen, 11 will be done my hfe, that You are Lord ''I'm hungry," Jesus satd rarely seen mantfested for him Therefore I tell you, indeed That is what I ask. stmply He lett the road and As Jesus stood and beheld whatever you ask for m Thts 1s what I b6lleve you m.tde Hts way I[Jwards the the people gathered mstde the prayer, belteve that you have wtll do m my hfe " 11ee Hts dtsctples exchanged temple 's walls , mstead ot received it. and tl will be Jesus smiled but now had the so11 of look th ~t they dtd wotshtp ot the Llvmg God, yours And when you stand no trace of sorrow m His face. when they weren't quite sure all that could be dtscerned praying, tf you hold anythmg "Thts IS exact!} what the wh.11 new corner of the was the worshtp of money. agamst anyone, forgtve htm, Father demes to do for you, Kmgdom Jesus was ptepar- Here where the love for God so that your Father m heaven Bartholomew." Then the hand tn g to show them So they and the celebratiOn ot Hts may forgive you your sms" of Jesus clasped the man's stmply te-shouldered their goodness should have been (Mark II 22-25) , shpulder and he knew that hts w.tttmg through !he atrs like a p.tcks .md hurned alter Htm In that mstant, Jesus had prayer was bemg answered When they ~ppro.tc hed the sweet perfume, there was setzed a "teachable moment" 111 (Thom Mo//olta/1 a11d his tre~. however, they could see only the stale odor of the ordt- Peter's hfe and mstructed htm family have mi11istered i11 th.11 mste.td of re.1ching up for nary pursUits of the worla about praymg in tanh, accord- souther11 Ohio the past /0 Without warnmg, Jesus ing to the w11l of God He even years. He is the pastor of the fUt cy fruits Ih.ll the leaves suggested. Jesus Simply l09ked suddenly launched H1mself gently reminded Peter of the Pathwpy Community up at tts branches When all forward .md began to run need for keeping free from the Church a11d may be reached the dtsctples were gathered from booth to booth, knock- chams of bttterness and hate, so for comments or 'questio11s .1bout Hun, He reached up. and mg over the tables of the mer- that one's intimate fellowshtp by e-mail at pulled ,, br.mch down so thai chants and money exchangers wtth the Father could remrun pastortlwm@pathwaygal.til could see Its lack ot fruit and tele.ts mg the animals unhindered and untainted lipolis.com). Ag.un B.1rtholomew s.tw a bemg sold tor Sdcntlces The ' !Jaunt111g look of sorrow 111 the resultmg contuswn was I 13! I I 11311 £@a: ttlhl t ,..1£¥ • Lot d's deep eyes as they astoundtng The votces of some were ratsed tn outr,tge, tumed to look .tt htm. The Mastel teleased the while others shouted out in bt.mch ,,llow111g 11 to sprmg tear and alann The clatter of Pomeroy Nazarene Church back mto place, its leaves hooves, the slap of many teet September 18-21 7 pm nightly mstlmg audtbly m the heavy air retreating, the tluttermg of with 'T wmgs as poves were set free, that was qUJck!y becommg hot ·as the mornmg progressed. and the chnkmg of p1les of Reverend Harold Massey Jesus stghed heavily and then coms hmmg the ground and Pastor Jan lAvender invites the publrc spoke to the tree in a vo1ce that rolhng across the tloor, all Sunday 10:30 am added to the confusion. His disciples could clear)~ hear, And then, when the Master "May no one ever eat fruit from stopped and stood still, w1pmg you again" (Mark II 14) • The Dally Sentinel • Page ·A3 , WO.RSHIP GOD THIS WEEK Bartholomew walked exctt" edly along w1th Ihe other dtsclples as they tollowetl Jesus out ot the village of Beth.my on the~r way tnto Jerus.tlem As they w.tlked, there c<tme unbtdden to B.1rtHolomew's memory the somber torebodmgs that Jesus had uttered severdl d.tys bef01e "Hmm what ·w,ts 1t that He had s,tid' Somethmg .tbout hemg .trrested. t1ogged .md even bemg killed " (see Mark 10 32-34) "Well." he mused, ·'whdt evet Jesus w.ts talk111g .tbout. He must have been mtst,lken " And as he walked. he smiled to h11nsell , ne,trly bursting With exutement as hiS mtnd w.ts !loaded .tgam Wllh the tmages ot the iUbtl.un uowds hom yesterday and heanng once agam then Ci tes of "Hosanna' Blessed IS He Who comes 111 the 11.1111e <Jithe Lotti! " (M.trk II 9) "Ftnally." he murmuted yu tet ly. "everythmg th.tt ts ,,..,.. ,.. .... www.mydallysentlnel.com ' Friday, September 16, 2005 SHES' BY PASTOR MARK MORROW Friday, September 16, 2005 Acts 24:16 m hem en · Marrhno 5 /6 74Q-992-2644 God so lm ed rlre 1m rid he gll\·e lm onh W/1 .. . John 3. /6 &noufler'l :ftrt &: &afrl~ Tou..-n:u . .............7 l&lmDLI!POU C7•''"'·7071 -....o.~~~~"-~ 740-992-6298 MY !!race is sufficient for thee: for my strenl!th is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 Off1ce Service & Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 --------~--------~------~ �---- • ' , The Daily Sentinel ·O PINION • PageA4 Friday, September t6, The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydellysentlnel.com .. Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager>News Editor Congress sh'all make no law_ respecting an establishment oj"religion, or prohibiting the free exerdse ther~of; or abridging the freedom of ~peech, 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 VIEW READER'S Ohio On trQ[k to riforming the states politks Dear Editor: With the recent cenitlcation of over 353,000 Ohioan's signatures, we're on track to clean up Ohio politics and hold our politicians accountable. The Reform Ohio Now amendments, Issues 2-5 on this November 's ballot, would do just that. Our state is currently embroiled in political scandal and corruption. And it's no wonder, considering that our politicians draw their own uncompetitive distriCts and can receive up to $20,000 a year in special interest campaign contributions. Most Ohioans can't compete with that, and politicians are able to ignore their 'COnstituents and cater to the special interest dollar without fear of .losing the ne,xt election. The Reform Ohio Now initiatives would give power back to Ohio's citizens by reducing camp;~ign contribution limits and pulling redistricting in the hands of nonpartisan commission so tliat we're choosing our representatives, rather than the other way around. Additionally, they 'll increase voter turnout and make our elections fairer by allowing early voting for all Ohioans and creating a bipartisan Board to administer elec~ tions. It's more important now than ever that we restore trust and confidence jn our state government. On Nov. 8, we can make that happen. . · Selena Hoffman "It was hell." That is liow some residents in Mississippi described what they were going through al'ter hurricane Katrina devastated their state and dther areas in the South. They didn't. say, "What we experienced was · like something we might have read in the Book of Revelation." No - they said, "Thi s hell was for reaL We know. We were there." Yet even those believers in a literal hell might have trouble . imagining what an unending hell would be like -· an eternity of misery and suffering without end. · . British author Maude Petre, in h~r autobiography, recalled a story her priest would tell the children in hi s conllrmation class to give · them a sense of hell's unending time. "Imagine," he woul~ say, "a solid iron globe I0 million times as great as · the Earth. Suppose a swallow flies over the globe on~e every 10 million years , touching the globe slightly at one point with the tip of its wing. ·Now if one were to wail the millions upon mil-, lions o(years that it woul<;l take for this iron globe to be worn away by the action of the bird's wing, would the sufferings of the damned at last, by then, have an end'l ·Local Briefs ' VVhat is heaven like? 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'53.55 1 ~ Weeks .. 26 WeekS . 52 Weeks 'Other events Ag service closed Saturday Reunions · · .Smoking cessation class offered Local Weather . Clubs and organizations .. Today's Forecast Woodmen to have dinner Birthdays ~ Church events ·:For tl:le Record ... ~ Marriage licenses J ••' Homecomings 0 · • BANKRUPTCY COURT 1 :n. Grant· Today i' Friday, Sept. 16, the 259th day of 2005. There are 106 days left in the year: Today's Highlight iTJ History: On Sept 16, 1919, the American Legion was incorporated . by an act of Congress. On this date: l_n 1638. France's King Louis XIV was born. In 1810, Mexico began its revolt against Spanish rule. In 1893, hundreds of thousands of settlers sw~rrned onto a section of land in Oklahoma known as the ..Cherokee Strip." In 1940, President Roosevelt signed into law the Selective Training and Service Act, which set up the first peacetime military draft in U.S. history. In 19,40, Samuel T. Rayburn of Texas was elected Speaker · of the U.S. House of Representatives. Thought for Today: "Everything will change. The only question is growing up or decaying."· - Nikki Giovanni, American author and poet. J Public meetings a.m. and 6 p.m. Sunday, 7 p.m. Stewart of Oak HilL Special Hermon United Brethern in Monday through Wedqesday: singing. Christ Churc_h. 1:30 p.m . Special music nightly. POMEROY - Zion home coming with guest " Mond11y, Sept. 19 _POMEROY -.The Meigs County Health Department LETART The EAST Church of Christ annual singm. "Uniquely Hi;,." LETART FALLS - Letart ,wrll conduct a Childhood Immunization Clinic from 9 a.m. Township Trustees. 5 p.m ., East Letart United Methodist Homecoming with Sunday ,\0 11 a.m. ·and from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Tuesday. Sept. 20 at office building. Church of East Letart will school and worship services ,\he health <Jepartment. Bring child's shot records . Children RACINE ' Racine have a building dedication at 9:30 a.m.. followed by a plUS~ be accompanred by a parent/legal guardian. Bring Village Council, 7 p.m., service Sunday afternoon . A pot'luck dinner at . 12 :30. Saturday, Sept. I7 },11ed1 ca l .cards tf applicable . A $5 donation appreciated but municipal building. Bids .for luncheon will be served at I Concert' by Freed By Christ, a TB MIDDLEPORT .not ,. rc4· urred. water treatment plant and p.m: and a service and local quartet, at 2 p.m. Clini c. Rejoicing Life RUTLAND . concerns over AEP "scrub- singing will follow to which Church, Middleport, I0 a.m. the public is invited . ,. ·f'!omecoming al the Rutland to noon . Readin~ Monday. . ber" to be. discussed. Free Will Baptist Church. · Tuesday, Sept. 20 . Thesday, Sept. 20· RUTLAND Rutlaod .,, POMEROY- The Shade' River Ag service will be closed Sunday school at I0 a.m carryMIDDLEPORT Village Council, 4:30 p.m., . .pn Saturday to provide space for. the Dale Kautz auction. in dinner at noon, preaching Upward Basketbal l registraCivic Center. and singing in the afternoon. tion will be held from 6 to g Saturday, Sept. 17 Wednesday, Sept. 21 p.m. at the Middleport RACINE - Fink fumily -Jamie Fortner, pastor. CHESHIRE Board of POMEROY . Mt : Church of Chr i ~L reLinion .. noorl, Star Mill Parle " . Directors Gallia-Meigs Sunday, Sept. 18 • RAVENSWOOD.- Jackson County Communi.ty Health Community Action Agency, RACINE Osc ar .Center wtll be offenng a smoking cessation class beginning noon, Cheshire Ofllce. Reed/Charles Hysell reunion, ,Tuesday.. Oct. 4. Freedom from Smoking, an American Lung I p.m., St~r Mill Park. Take ,Associahon program, wrll be offerec;I for eight weeks from covered di sh and dessert. 5:30 to 7 pJll. at the Healti) Center on Professional Circle in auclion, White elephant .!<avenswood . There is a $ 10 fe e for the class to cover the games. y,OSt ?f materials . The program offers a step, by-step plan for RACINE - Gideon Roush . .qutttrng . smokmg. To register for the class. contact Amy City/Region ·l<'riday, Sept. 16 at Star Mill Park in reunion Haskins, 273-1033. · . Forecast lor Friday, Sept. 16 High I Cow temps POMEROY Meigs Racine. Dinner at 1 p ~m . Take County Cancer Initiative . covered dish. Auction wiH 1:30 p.ni. , confyrence room follow dinner. at the Meigs County Senior ~· , GALLIIPOLIS - Modern Woodmen of American ·camp Center. Call 992-6626. .(i335 Will have a potluck and family life activity at 6 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17 J.uesday at the Church of the Nazarene Family Life Center, SALEM . CENTER -Star Youngstown • Friday, Sept. 23 , 111.0 Frrst Ave., Gallipolis. The camp will furnish chicken, Grange #778 and Star Junior 73" I 56' RACINE - . Edna Knopp, rolls, dnnks, and plates. Members are -asked to take a dish to · Grange #878 annual hay ride Mansfield • · :· "', .' · ' 'share. There is no charge for the activity. and wiener roast with Racine , will celebrate her 69' I 53' ' · For ·the prowam, Dr. Barry Dorsey, preside'nt of the hayride at 6:30 p.m:, fol - 88th birthday on Sept 23. address is 49800 :Umver~ty of Rto Grande, wrll speak on the current trends of lowed by wiener roast. . Her ·, Portland Rd.. Racine; Ohio _ :educatiOn at the University. A drawing will·be held for a fam - Public invited. ~ily door prize. 45771. *Columbus I. . Saturday, Sept. 24 70' I 56' LONG BOTTOM Ralph H. BaLlard, a World Friday, Sept. 16 War II veteran, will observe Cincinnati MIDDLEPORT The his 82nd birthday on • 72" I 56" Hillsmen Quartet of Princeton, Saturday, Sept. 24. Cards W Va. at Middleport Church may be sent to him at Bashan of the Nazarene, 7 p.m. Road, Long Bottom. Ohio · Portamou1h • Refreshments. · I 74"157' 45743. POMEROY - Marriage licenses have been issued in Saturday, Sept. 17 Meigs County Probate Court to Zane Matthew Thomson, 26, HARTFORD - Benefit <lil 2005 Wunderground.oo · Shade, and Candice Ann Comstock, 24, Clarington; Aaron sing for the Fall Harvest Todd Bowersock, 22, Rutland, and Jessica Lynn Roush, 21, Gospel Sing at Church of ~ Cloudy ~ Thunde.r· ~~ F1urnes 0'"'·, Ice Pomeroy; David Michael Robinson , 55, Brenda Kay C~ll. 49, Christ in Christian Union. Saturday, Sept. 17 ~anl?~c "7:-d ~ ~ c?;'<~~ ~ Crown City; Robert Lee Mash. Sr., 49. Pomeroy, and Christi Hartford , W Va.. 7 p.m. PORTER - Special serCloudy "'L-..,_) ShOwers _.J ,. ~ Rain • ~ Snow ~ Jo Lynch, 45 . Middleport . Singers will be Evelyn Roush vice, 6:30 p.m. Clark Chapel Weather Underground • AP Mathew luke Barnhart. 27. Reedsville, and Christina Family, Henry and Hester Freewrll Baptist Church. Danielle Smith. 22. Reedsville: Jeremy Robert Marcinko, 24, Eblin: New City Singers and · Preaching by Mike Friday... Showers and Highs in the mid 70s. i!Jld Jo Ann Marie Satterlield. 24. Tuppers Plains; Brandon Brian and Family Marmond, singing by Everett · thunderstorms likely. Not as Northwest winds around 5 Ryan Browning, 22, Reedsville, and Stacey Joann Ervin, 23, ~ conne~tions. Kemper. warm with highs in the upper mph. Beedsv.ille ; David Michael Rhodes, 41 , Long ·Boll om, and Sunday, Sept. 18 Sunday, Sept. 18 ·70s. Southeast winds around Saturday night... Panly !'Jorma Lea Rhodes, 35, Long Bottom. POMEROY -Revival at RACINE -Homecoming 5 mph .. .Becoming west in cloudy. Lows in the mid 50s. ·' William Charles Sutton, 48. Racine. and Tina Louise Pomeroy Church of -the at· Mt. Moriah Church of the afternoon. Chance of rain Southwest winds around 5 mph lSutton, 39. Racine; Cary Michael Dawson, 35. Albany, and Nazarene, through Goa, Mill Hill Rd., Racine, 70 percent. in the evening ... Becoming light Rebecca Victoria Johnson, 33. Albany; William Allan Kropf, Wednesday, with Rev. Harold with dinner at noon . Friday night. .. Mostly and variable. Vinton. and Megan Nichole Haefner. 20, VInton; Michael Massey of Belle, W.Va. 10:30 Preaching by .Rev. Herman cloudy. A chance of showers Sunday . through ·' Jared Barnett, 27, Reedsville, and Jessica Katherine Elaine and thunderstorms in the Monday... Mostly clear. Brannon, 24, Reedsville; Alan Lane Dodson II, 21 , Pomeroy, evening ... Then a chance of Highs in the upper 70s. Lows wei!' pump for the Village of showers atier midnight. Lows in the mid 50s. ~nd Tara Leann Wyatt, 21, Pomeroy. Syracuse, to be paid through in the upper 50s. ·Northwest :: Kevin Alan Phillips, Jr., 19, Long Bottom, and Brittney Monday night through the county's Community winds around 5 mph . Chance Thursday... Pitrtly cloudy. J .ee Maxwell, 15, Mason, W.Va.; Terry Lee Fetty, 56, Development Block Grant for- of rain 40 percent. from PageA1 .Yinton, and Kathleen Marie Fligor, 56, Vinton; Jerry Lee Low s in the mid 50s. Highs mula program. illentley. 45, Pomeroy, and Rhea Marie Coen. 41, f.omeroy; Saturday... Partly cloudy. in the upper 70s. tlifton Thomas Chandler, 19, Mason, W.Va., and Tiffany They tabled action on the Comm\ssioners approved a :banielle Hall, 21, Middleport: Joseph Perry Varian, 20, tmnsfer last week . transfer of $8,002 from :Syracuse, and Sarah Elizabeth Ball, 22, Syracuse; and County c'ommissioners are Sheriff Robert Beegle's Michael Lowell Bing, 49, Long Bottom, and Carol Denise responsible, by l;tw. for the DARE local match fund to Pibeaut, 35, Long Bottom. . housing, food and medical his employee salaries line, a .•' costs associated with county transfer of $8,200 in the budLtd.- 20.41 inmates.. . get of Common Pleas ·court, ACI- 64.55 '• AEP-38.65 NSC- 36.57 The county has two contwo transfers of $1,402.26 in •• Oak Hill Financial POMEROY- An action for dissolution of marriage has tracts for housing prisoners, the budget of the Juvenile Akio- 41.84 one with Washington County, Court, and five transfers Ashland Inc. 58.50 30.55 -been filed in -Meigs County Common Pleas Court ·by Alan OVB-25 Brent Swindell, Shade, and Terry Lynn Swindell, and another with the totaling $69,598 in the bud- AT&T -19.65 Southeastern Ohio Regional get of the county engineer. BLI-11.41 BBT-40.19 Gallipolis. Jail in Nelsonville . Each conBeegle acknowledged cash Bob Evans - 23. i1 Peoples - 27.26 tract charges $55 per bed, per donations from Frank BorgWarner - . 56.55 Pepslc:o - 55.69 day·. Prior to the transfer, the Dodderer. of Coolville and CENX-23.25 Premier13.83 housing line item had a bal· Eugen Long of Portland for Rockwell - 53.75 Champion - 4.30 .. POMEROY - An action for divorce was filed in Meigs· ance of $5 ,440. jail renovations. .County Common Pleas Court by Elizabeth Parsley, Commissioners ap,Proved a Present were Charming Shops - 11.63 Rocky Boots - · 30.35 .Middleport, against Clinton Parsley, Logan, W.Va. RD Shell- 64.17 Mick City Holding - 35.36 bid · from Smith s Well Commissioners SBC- 23.91 Drilling, LLC., in the amount \ Davenport and Jim Sheets Col- 48.03 of $8,663. for a new water and Clerk Gloria Kloes. DG -18.89 Sears - 126.32 Wai-Mart - 44.32 DuPont - 4p.10 Wendy's - 46.90 ., RUTLAND -_· A Middleport woman ' was injured in a oneFederal Mogul - .45 Bridgeman Road. This pro- USB- 29.61 .car accident Wednesday on County Road 174 (Happy · Worthington - 1.8.65 ject was in regards to damage .,Hollow). the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol Daily stock reports are done during this past Gannett - 71.75 ,reponed. the 4 p.m. closing quotes General Elec:trlc: - .34.38 January 's tlooding. from PageA1 Tabatha A. Fisher. 31. 38362 Leading Creek Road. ·was of the previous day's All membeos of council GKNLY - 5.:i7 transported to Holzer Medical Center by the Meigs EMS fol· were present for the meeting Harley Davidson - 51.38 transactions, provided by . .~lowing the accident, the patrol said. · pay bills as they come in for as was Syracuse Chief of JPM -34.13 Smith Partners at Advest ·• Troopers said Fisher was westbound, five-tenths of a mile the project. Police Kevin _Dugan. Inc. of Gallipolis. Kroger - 20.45 east of CR 3 (Leading Creek) when her ~ar struck a bridge Councilman Kenny :abutment. The car then went .off the righi side of the road, and Buckley reponed that the vilstruck a guide wire and a tree. lage received a check for ·: The car had disabling damage ..and Fisher was cited for.fail - $4.450 from · the Federal :Jife to control. Emergency Management ••• Agency to do spot paving and · ~YISJfi01t{ ·· PAGEVILLE - James 1. Wal~er, 28, Millfield, was cited widening of Roy Jones and ~for left of center by the patrol following a two-vehicle acci' ~ Sept. 19 thru Oct. 1 ' dent Wednesday on ~cipio Township Road 53 (Gibson). _ ~! At White Oak Youth Camp · Troopers said Walker was southbound, 2 miles north of 'W off 554-Near Porter "Ohio 692. when his car went left and struck a nonhbound Preaching and Singing as Follows 'minivan driven by Gregory D. Howard, 50, Albany. The car 71'M SERYICE .lOAM SERVIO: 'then went off the road and into hay, the report said. - Functional damage was reported to both vehicles. ·' - Rcr. Rick To we No·AMSen·ice Glor)·bound,Qt.- MOlll • Rn. Rondell Walker 1\tc. BobAdkinns ~e~·. Da•id Fr~·e LORD .OF WAR (R) Wed . Rcr. Rand)· Parsons Builders Qt. Re•·· Virgil Gauf ·rl\1 (i f \ Eddison Spriggs Singers Rcr. AI Carter Thor. Re•·· Gene Scaggs Rn. Jackie Grimmett Fri. Rn. Jr. Preston Grimmett's • Home Oxygen Rc1·. Will Gillum Will Gilium Singers Rev. Jamie Fortner Sat. • Portable Oxygen • Nebulizers INO SlND..\\ SER\KEI • Elertric Beds MARCH OF THE PENGUINS • Wbeelcbalrs Re~·. Donnie Johnson Earthen Vessels Mon. No AM Sen·il'l: • Diapers Re~·. Carl Ward White Oak Qt. · The. Re•·· Frank Sal)·ets • - ---'f1N'buddyllslt •Chux '• 10 HM~~.wr.u... w.bmlltl Faith \aile)' Trio Re. . Thurman Johnson Wed. Rev. Rick Barrus • MedicatWMedicaid • FREE Technical SI4JP(llt New Cit) Singers· Thor. Rev. Rondeii·Walker Rer. Darell Johnson • Custaltl Start P.V. - News. Weather & rTIQfe Rev. Virgil Gauf· Song Ft'SI Fri. Song Fest Singers REIIODELING. HAS BEGUN! We do the billing locally ~ JftCQ ·I \ We now have theater seats, (~--. Sud up lo 6X fasler(J . Sat. Rev. Arnold Scaggs Gospt>l Bluegrass Singers RH. Sonn) Diamond Locally owned. cc.- jusiiJ mont . with cup holder, sot sale at $10 Wt care about you! For Info. Call 740-682-7400 or 740-367-7886 each. Hyou are nteresled in Sign Up Online! www.loalltHt.com ' purchalng . - theater seats, 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis plene contact the manager, Childhood immunization clinic whatever we like when we able contribution to human get to heaven . He told welfare and advancement. The same opportunity to Montgomery the story of a man newly arrived in heav- achieve dreams unfulfilled en who decides 1o go _llsh- on Earth will be open to all - if thev are dreams of George -...Jng. The man wishes he llrd something' that will be o'f · brQ_ught a fishing pole and Plagenz instantly llnds one in his benefit to others. We will hands. He casts and pulls in also know love and intimacy so many big fish so quickly with many others we never that .his pastime soon dulls knew who are on the same No!" and he goes on to some "wavelength" as us. No one will ever have to l)e lonel y · "That story would send higher form of activity. shivers down our spin_es," The new arrival in heaven agam. said Maude Petre. If all this sounds too wild who ·at first wants to do But happily, most of us nothing usually changes his fur you to believe, you may concentrate on the joys .of mind when he discovers all wam to tell this story to heaven rather than the ter· there is to see and do. What someo ne• who asks you what rprs of hell. But one ques- people learn, said Ford, is hea ven i.. like. A doctor is tion that plagues us is. that the next world is a live: talking tn ;, terminally ill "What will heaven be like?" ly place, full of various and patient of hi s. I suppose I have been asked vigorous things to do. "They "Doc ," says the patieni. thill one question more than: eventually lose their interest "you're a religious ma~. any other in my years in the in the things that gave them Tell me what will heaven he ministry. I a·m afraid my pleflsure. on Earth for the like''.. answers are not very satisfy- more fulfilling joys which The physician pauses a ing. · moment and then says, "Ed, .are theirs in heaven." Some people, however, Huw does a truck ·driver do you hear that · scratching have no trouble picturjng who found his enjeymenl in outside the door? That's my what heaven will be like. "beer, bowling and sex" on dog. I brotight hill) along . The father of Daniel Poling, Earth adjust to heaven?'Ford with me today. He wants to longtime editor of the said he may come to recall a come in . He has never been Christian Herald, was one of time in his youth when he in· this room . He has no idea · those so blessed. "The dreamed of becoming a doc- what it is like. · He know's greatest day of my life," he tor or a scientist. "In heaven only one thing . He knows would say, "will be the day he will have a chance to I'm in here·. Ed, I don't after they say I'm dead." know what heaven is like:. 1 ~tudy with some of the best The late Rev. Arthur Ford, minds in history. By know only one thing about who was a Disciples of implanting the knowledge it God is there." Christ clergyman, told jour- he acquires in the subcon(George Plage11< is 1111 nalist Ruth Montgomery in scious minds of doctors or ordai11ed mi11isrer and veter· a s.eries of spirit communi- scientists on Earth, the truck an newsman ba.~'ed m cations that we will do driver will make ali invalu- Columbus, Ohio.) TODAY IN HISTORY · The Daily Sentinel • Page As Community Calendar • Ohio Public Interest Research Group (PIRG) Reform Ohio Now Southeast Ohio Organizer Athens 2156 . www.mydailysentinel.com 2005 2005 • ' Friday, September 16, . .. .'107.10 ...... '214 .21 Local Stocks· Dissolution A brand new battle for the Supreme Court Divorce . The death of Chief Justice William Rehnquist, President Bush's nomination of John Roberts to replace him, and the consequent need to find a new replacement for the·, resigning Sandra Day Justice O'Connor have radically · tmnsformed the ongoing bat· tle over the political complex ion of the Supreme Coun. . As ·matters stood before Justice O'Connor submitted her resignation. the: Court consisted of four liberals (John Paul Stevens. David : Souter. Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer), three staunch conservatives ' (Rehnquist, Antonin Scalia and Clarence Thomas), one wobbly conservative (Anthony Kennedy ) and another still wobblier conservative: O'Connor. who frequently broke ranks and thereby became the key , .. swing vote'' in a number of crucial cases involving abortion, affirmative action. etc. When Justice O'Connor signaled her resignation, therefore, what remained was a 4-to--4 split, and Bush had the opportunity. by nanl_ing a solid conserv&tive to succeed her, to transform what had often been an effecti ve 5-to-4 majority for mo,tly liberal views into a 5to-4 majority for con,ervati ve one,. By naming John Robens as her successor. the president .,urpri sed no one by choosi ng what certainly vote on the Court. That is, of course, .a monumentally important question. If Bush names a solid conservative to the vacancy, the Court will shift perceptibly to the William right. If (as the Democmt' Rusher are naturally· recommending) - - - - . he names an O'Connor-like equivocator, the Conn will continue to do the will of the · seems to be a dependable left whenever O'Connor's conservative. Worse yet (if successor equivocates. possible), from the liberal Both sides are well aware standpoint, Judge Roberts of this, and the battle over turned out to be a nominee this nomination is therefore of such coruscating bril- bound to be a battle royal. liance, integrity and judicial The ·Democrats will no it doubt strain to make the ml· temperament that appeated, and probably was, ification of Roberts' nominaimpossible for the liberals to tion for chief justice look assemble a Senate majority like a serious issue, but the to reject him. man's merits are overBut the death of Chief whelmingly obvious and. far Justice Rehnquist, and more import;lnt, his accesBush's promotion of Roberts . sian to_the Court (as I mento ·be his nominee--for that tioned earlicr)-will now have high office, has dramatically no effect at all on the its altered these calculations: It political complexion. They amounts to the simple will, therefore, save the great replacement of one solid bulk of their ammunition to conservative by another, and train on Bush's nominee to as such doesn't affect the succeed 0 ' Connor. political complexion. of the For conservatives, that Coun. In addition, because means that President Bush of his impeccable . creden- simply must stand firm and tials, it seems likely that name a dependable conservRobens would have an easi- ative for that seat. He is er time in the confirmation known to think very highly process than. say, if someone of Allorney General Alberto such ·a's the brilliant-but.con- Gonzalez, who would have troversial Scalia was pro- the additional advantage of moted to the position. being the first Hispanic But his nomination also member of the Supreme opens anew the question of Court. But Gonzalez is who shall replace Justice · believed by many conserv~­ O'Connor. the key swing tives. on the basis of his prior performance as a member of the Texas Supreme Court, to·be squishy on abortion and perhaps other key issues, and opposition to .his nomination would be high in conservative circles. The Democrats in the Senale might look on him fondly foc precisely that reason. but they have their own reservations about him, centering on his role in defining the administration 's legal attitude toward the Guantanamo Bay detainees. The nomination of Gonzalez. therefore, would mise the· curtain on a confused struggle in which ideologues on both sides would be torn by doubts. and ratillcation or rejection of the nominee might depend 011 shaky bipartisan coalition_s on both sides of Ill~ issue: Worse yet. if Gonzalez were confirmed, and thest proved an undependab~ conservative of till: O' Connor stripe, Bush miglt well have lost his last opportunity to move the Court per~ ceptibly to the right. Loyalty to his friends is one of the president's highest merits, but Y<e can only hope it will not result in the g re a t ~s t tragedy of his ·admini stration. · (William R11slrer is a Distinguished Ft•llou· of tile C/aremn/11 l11.1rirwe fo; - rile Study vf Stcrtt•mumslrip and Pnlirical Plrilosoplnc) • • Highway .Patrol Syracuse OL'D -· ]muilt1 1 740-446-G007 during business hours, Toll Free 177-669-0007 c ---~ · ----------~-------------------~--~--------------------~--------------- �---~ PageA6 The Daily Sentinel RELEY REUNION · HELD RVHS netters roO past South Point, Page B2 Ripley golf beat Wahama, Page B2 Athens wins SEOAL golf crown, Page B2 Ann Edwmus Family. Rich and Rita Hreha Family. Linda Compson, Joyce and Jack Well , anu Rel;lecca Weaver. Anending were Allie Cutlip. Wilma Baldwin, John Mil ler. Lm;ey Varian. Mildred Compson, Jell Riley . Sierra Van Meter, Mary Ann Winebrenner; Jim Parker. Michaela, Olson , Tanya Winebrenner. Joe Rodgers. Kerigan Blake. Bobby Ann Edwards, Jack Well, Kailynn Weaver. Nancy" Hall. Joyce Well . Kay\'1 Cutlip. Donna Vi ckers. Jan Parker, Samantha Shontz. Jannert Miller, Jenna Parker. Sara\1 Jeffers. Monica Zurcher, Jodi Parker, Trey Ohlineer, Sue Zurcher. Carol Felly, 'zachary " Fields, Sally Bland , Keri gan Weaver. Luke Hreha. Lucy Chips, Ted Riley Jr .. An th ony Vickers, Pat Winebrenner. Sheri Fields, Clay Varian , Sally Smith, Vickers , RandY, K@ny Edwards, Tanya Flannery, Sharon Vickers. Josh Glover, Helen Ramsey, John Machir, JT Parker. Lari Zuspan, Ann Machir, Rebecca Weaver, Jeannie Roush. Leigh Ann Ohlinger, Linda Zuspan , Vernon Ray Ohlinger, Roush , Michelle Varian, Ji.m Young, Daryl Becker, Brandie Van Meter, Jason Arthur, Kathie Becker, Patty Roush, Harry Vickers, Brinany Dillon. Rita Hreha, , Wayne Zurcher, Aaron Vickers, Guyla Walburn, David Edwards, Bob Winebrenner, Kay Riley, Jack Winebrenner, Sarah Roush, Rich Hreha Jr., Gayle Roush, Billy Zuspan, Lisa Hysell , Man Roush, Deloris Winebrenner, Roger Winebrenner, Judy Young, Bill Winebrenner, Kim Hreha, Rich Hreha. Meigs Intermediate donates to Katrina victims RUTLAND - Students and •· staff at Meigs lntermeoiate School recently took up donations to purchase items for Katrina victims and raised $438. With the m·oney the students were able to purchase 56 gallons of water, 90 gallons of bleach, 162 bottles of water and 21 packages of diapers. Staff • Keeping}~11e1gs ::: 'County infbrrl)ed · The Daily S~ntinel ., ,' Sub$CIIbe today . 992·2155 W.Va. for delivery to the victims according to event organizer and Title I teacher, Paula Whitt. purchased the goods locally and dropped them off at Bob's Market and Greenhouses in Mason, e\W tl1~~ 11 " ". 1-t ul! · Member of American Board of Forensic Professionals 20 yrs experience Member of Amrriqn Academy Auto Accidents Workers' Compensation • Medi car~ of MCdi~al Acupuncwre GALLIPOLIS - A schedUle of upcoming college and high IIChool ~arsil)' spo rtilli wents ' IIMll~fl9 l&am& rrom GalliB.. Mfltgs and Mason counties. '· Football Symmes Valley at South Gallia Alexander at River Valley • Musl Jnsurancts • Same day appt. WarfBflat~ Green at EliS18m, . 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Kyle · Edwards and Nick Schultz also had rounds of 47 and 5"8, respectively, for Eastern. Waterford finished fourth with a tally of 189, while Miller (202) beat out Federal Hocking for fifth by a 1·7-stroke count. victory, With · the Southern and Trimble now sit tied atop · th~ TVC Hocking Division season leaders with. 31 points. EHS currently sits third · with 21 points, while Waterford holds ·a twopoint advantage over Miller for fourth with 12 points. F~deral Hocking has yet to score a team point this season through seven events. TVC Ohio lead to eight BY lARRY CRUM LCRUM<i!!MYDAILYREGIS1ER .COM Alexander with a score of 38. Venoy was followed . by third be st. >Cl'l rer · of the match Cody Davidson, with Jake Venoy {42). Kirk Legar (43 ). Dan Bookman (45) and Ste ve n Stewart (47) rounding nut. . the Meigs scorecard. The nex t TVC Di visio'nal mat ch wil l ta"ke place Tuesday at Belpre at Oxbow Country Club. · LOGAN - Meigs posted its sixth Tri- Valley Conference Ohio Divisipn golf'victory Tuesday over a six team field at Brass Ring Got f Course. The Marauders grabbed a team score of I 65, 13 strokes better runner-up Wellston ( 173), followed by Vinton County (191 ), Belpre (192), TVC Ohio Standings Alexander : (200) and Nelsonville-York (212). Meigs 37 . Josh Venoy Jed the B 1 29 Mauraders scoring with a 40, e pre 29 good enough to be the sec- ·"'Wellston ond best score of the day. Vinton Co 16 Medalist honors went to Alexander 8 Willie Asikainen of L-_N_e_Is_-_Y_or_k_ · ____I _ ' _J River Valley, lrqnton at Gallia Academy (CIIfskJe), 4:30 ~m. Point Pleasant at Butlalo, 4:3Q p.m. 1\IOI<IIy, September 20 \Vlleyball Vinton County at Me~. 6 p.m. Southern at FOOeral Hoddng. 5:55p.m. Eastern at Trimtla, 6 p.m. Coal GrtlYe at South Galia. 5:30 p.m. Tolsia at Hannan, 6 p.m Meigs wins Lady 'Does down Miller in straight games ·marathon contest . at Belpre PrEp VollEyball BY ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT RACINE - Miller gave Southern (6-3, 2, I) a scare for two of the three games BY BRAD SHERMAN in the set, but the Lady BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIB.UNE.COM Tornadoes flexed their P6nt Pleasant at OVCS, 5 p.m. Galla Acaden'Jt at Jackson, 5 p.rry. muscle Goll BELPRE - Meigs sophoin the Point Pleasant, Clay, Wellston at Gallia more Amy Barr had not finale to Academy {Cimsde). 4:30p.m. Rilr'er Valley at Buffalo, 4:30p.m . played seller since she was in claim ·a South Galfia at Nelsonville-Yofk (Brass Ring) , junior high, or even practiced coin pet4:30p.m. -·o Coll8ge Soccer '. . there, for I 'IIVe Marietta at Rio Grande, 4 p.m that matter T r i - that was Valley Wodneoday. Seplamber 21 until Friday. Volleyball Hocking Division win --l/alefa1Galiah:ademy,5:30p.m. Thankfully • over the Falcons, 25-22, Glr1sSOCCir for her Ladv 25-23, and 25-14. Point Pleasant at Cabell Midland, 6:30p.m. Marauders, Golf In the first game, Roane County at A:>int Pleasant (Hidden she didn't Southern shot out of the Valkly). 4 pm. forget· how. gate 5-l, but Miller rose to Thuro<lay, Seplombor 22 Barr, playthe challenge on four Volleyball ing in place Jenna Bolyard serves to , Galia Acadoor; at Jad<son, 5:15p.m . . of injured Barr ROO< H~ at River Valley. 5:30 P·"" pull close at I 1-8. South Gallia at St Joe, 6 p.m. starier Joey Southern w~nt up 12-8 Tri!Tt:le at SOuthern, 5:55 p.m. handed out 35 assi. ' is Haning, then Miller tied it on four Meigs a1 N-.;lfe.'!brk, 6 p.m. as Meigs knocked off Belpre Eastem at wateron:l, 6 p.m. ~tallys from As~ley · Greater Beckley Chrsitiaf1 at Hannan, 6 p."m. in a five-game thriller, 25- 13, HeaveneL For Southern, it 23·25. 25-11, 25-23, 15-10. ~It Point Plea5ant, 5:30p.m.. ~ ·~ was a team effort. on Thursday" lrurnon St Jo<i oll(hio Vallo/ Cllrisltan, ·~':10 Nice · plays from · p.m. The win raised coach Rick Kristiina Williams, GlrtaSoa:er Ash's club to 2o l in the Ohio Point Pleasant at Hunti"lgton St. Joe, TBA Whitney Riffle, Selena Golf Divi si9n of the Tri· Valley Spencer, Ashley Robie, Galia. AcadernV. Ali'~~ Pleasant at Wal'tarM~ Con ference and to 4'2 over(Ai'IOis;de), 4 pm. · Kasie Sellers, Eylem all. Meigs atlrontoo, 4:30p.m. Gurbuzer, . Bethany Riffle, crou Coun1ry Barr's sets helped three and Jenny Warner added RM;tr Valley. Galr~a AcaOOmy at JaOO;on teammates amass· double liglrMtational, 10 am. to the team .effort that ures in kills. led by Samantha Southern put into the Cole with I5. Brillany Hysell game. No one stood out in and Leslie Preece ·added 10 a well balanced attack, Sports Briefs apiece and Amber Burton where each Laqy 'Doe did also had a solid night with a credible job and coneight. tributed to the win. Also on the front line. Cole , · Whitney Wolfe-Riffle had three blocks and Hyselli.l' and Jenny Warner led· the tWO . . scoring in the first game For the match; Meigs was with eight apiece. The COLUMBUS (AP) an extremelv eflicient 104game was tied four times of- 109 'at ·the service line . The Ohio High School up late before Miller went Barr was a perfect 23-for-23 Athletic Association on three serves from Jenna and Preece was also perfect approved a procedure Bolyard 20-22. Finally, in all' 17 of her trips to the Thursday that wi II allow Southern reclaimed the line. students who have enrolled lea(! and the ' w in with four Meig s· junior varsity team in Ohio schools be cause of was a winner in the prelim, straight points by Jenny . Hurricane Katrina to play taking the match in straight to secure the win. Warner sports. games. 25-22. For students to be eligiMeig> play ., host 10 TVC Through the lnid to latter ble, a par~nt. or guardian foe Vinton County on portions of game two, must sign an affidavit under · Tuesday bdore fa~ing River Brad Sherman/photo Miller held the edge. The oath and submit it to Valley and host Gallia · Southern's Ashley Robie prepares to spike the ball past a Miller defender during Thursday's visiting Falcons led I 5OHSAA. The form will verAcademy in tri-niatch action Tri·Valley Co"nference Hocking Division volleyball match in Racine. Southern won in straight ify the student's age, curPiease see Sauthem, B:Z games 25-22, 25-23, 25-14. · Wednesday. · rent address and semesters in school, and will also assert that the student is in compliance with regulations. The organization said .it mance. while Weber BY BRYAN WALTERS · decided to use the. affidavit ers. BY BRAD SHERMAN BWALl'ERS®MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM added II points . because many displaced · BSHERMAN@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM Defensively , eig ht kill' and a students' records equid be Close and Perry leam-high · five _.___ -· tles·troyed or · difficult to 19 digs STEWART - Eastern volleyball THE PLAINS It took far bi<Kb 111 the win. each, Alexis access. remained undefeated in the Tri Jess time, this time. Darcy Win ebrenner · Students ~a n practice Geiger had six Valley Conference Hockiilg Gallia Academy needed just and · blocks with their teams. but cqnnot joined Weber with a Divi sion . following Thursday 's three games to earn a season Taylor four. · compete until the form has f!am~-hi~h ei,;h t kills straight-game sweep of Federal ' ' c sweep of Athens on Thursday, Kaitlin Angel been approved . and abo added three a 25-11. 25 ·8, 25-6 Hockin g by that compared to five in the seascored I0 points point' for EHS, count. son opener. The Blue Angels in 'the junior var" ·hik Katie Hayma n The Lady Eagles (8· 1. 3-0 TVC Contact Information Bra.nnon used a big serving game froln Cioae sity game, al so added fi,·e kills, Hocking ) finished the comfortable Felicia close to win the volleywon by Gallia Fax- {7411 ) 440·3008 three pllinh and two triumph 68-of- 72 from the servi ce ball match 25-19,25-15,25-15. Academy 25-11, 25-23. block, . Kel sey E·mell - sportsO mydailysentinetcom line and also enjoyed one of it s more Close scored 20 points, The Angels made it a sweep Holt er ch ip'p ed in collective efforts this season. · Soorts SraH including 10 aces, as her club with a 25-21, 25-'10 victory in three poilll' and two Jillian Brannon guided the Green Bred Sherman. Spgru Editor improved to 4-2 in the the freshman game. Katie Patten kith t<l the ,·ictory. (740) ..,6-2342. ext 33 and White with 21 points , while Erin Southeastern Ohio Athletic and Alex Swisher were the top · bshermanOmydailytribune.com Ea>tern next plays Weber and Brittany B.issell c:omI:.eague and 6-2 overall . sen·ers for the wiriners . on Monday w.hen it bined for another 20 to help EHS Kayla Perry led the way in hit- · Gallia Academy is at Fairland Brya~n Welters, Sporta Writer travels 10 Glouster increase its cu.rrent winning streak to (740) ""6-2342, ext 23 ting with II kills while Close on 'Monday and plays host to bwaltersOmydailytribune.oom for a pivotal TVC four games. added five and Ryann Leslie River Valley · and Meig s Huc·ki rr g con te st with B(sscll ended the night with 29. four. Heather Withee and Katie Wedne sday ·before re suming IAny Crum, Spano Wriler Trimble . Game time assists to go along with her nine 'Taylor handed out I 0 and nine SEOAL play at ll\ck son (304)675·1333. ext 19 Weber i, ,Jated for 6 p.m" assists respectively to the spik- Tuesday. points and 66-ot;.6!! passing perforlcrumDmydailyregisler.com . ' - - $5~! Sbr11Rt111 BELPRE Southern golf claimed another TriValley Conference Hocking Division win Tuesday with an impressive nine-stroke victory over Trimble at Oxbow Country Club. , The Tornadoes had a onetwo finish en route to posting a team score of 161 , as !3ryan Harris claime.d Medalist honors with a oneover-par 36 and · Brad Crouch finished one stroke behind for runner-up. Patrick Johnson ended with a 42 and Jacob Hunter tired a 46 to round out the victorious team scoring. Josh Smith and · Alex Hawley finished with rounds of and 53, respectively, for SHS. The runner-up Tomcats barely beat out defending cham.___....; p i o n Harrla Eastern for second with a one-stroke edge. THS combined to shoot a team total of 170, Jed by Ty Barrett's third-place finish ' · of 38. The Eagles, who fired a 171, were led ~y Evan Dunn with a 41. Ryan Nave and Michael Owen each shot 43 and Jacpb Warner added a 44 to round out ·lhe 49' Next Week ' $695 BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS®MYOAILYTRIBUNE:COM . Gallia AcaderTrt at ~nt Pleasant Husband'spride in thin bride makes her leery of pregnancy Berber Gallet Southern ·golf wins at Oxbow Meigs golfers extend Fddoy'• FIIIDDS Rk> at.FrMlndsh~ lnvilstional, 1a a.m. DEAR ABBY: I ari1 a 211year-old woman. married just over II) months. My hu>band. "Troy." is caring and supportive - but he's · prejudiced · against people who are overDear weight. He makes obscene Abby jokes when he sees Jaqie peQple in. pub lic and generally has a bad attitude about people with weight issues. We have i·ecently discus>ed. starting a family. Fraukly, I'm scared to deal h of Melissa will be sharing a becoming pregnant because becjroom with my paughtef, of- Troy 's feelings about "Sasha." Melissa is very and l know Sasha weight. I admit to being vain destructive.' will not be happy · when - I'm 5-fuot- 10, a size 6, trashes her toys and Melissa and I work hard to stay that belongings. way. Troy loves the fact that The main reason Evan and I'm built this way, and he I have not gone forward with never fails to compliment me our plans is Melissa. I don't or make me feel sexy. · know what to do. I'm losing · I am terri tied about ·how he patience with my fiance and will react to •me during and his unwillingness to address after the pregnancy. Troy his daughter's problems. says he ' II love me jLrsl the There arc problems in every way I am, no matter wha t that s ituation with Melissa is, but 10 minutes later he'll home. school, baby sitters, make a comment aboll! how family functions , outings. I glad he is he didn't marry a dread taking her anywhere. A fat woman. I have tried talk- 4-year·old is wntrolling my ing to hiin about weight gain futu re , Abby. Please help me. during pregnancy. He says - STEPMOM-TO·BE IN pregnancy is "different." and ILLINOIS I' ll lose all- the weight after DEAR STEPMOM-TOthe baby is born. BE : One way to prevent We both want children and . Melissa from . contro ll ing can support a child financial· ·your future is to take back ly. but I' m very concerned control for yourself. The about what the pregnancy chi ld clearly has issues that could do to our marriage. need to be addressed, and Have you any advice~ your fiance appears to be BABY BLUES IN stuck in denial. Think again CHARLESTON, S.C. now this will affect your DEAR BABY BLUES: daughter if Melissa doesn't Your concern is justified. get the help .she's cryi ng out · Your husband's bias against for. If I were in, your shoes, large people has you between r d give my tiance an ultimaa rock and a hard place. How tum: Have his daughter mednice to hear rhat he will love. ically and psychologically you ''just the way you are. no evaluated, or no wedding. (111 m11tter what that is" - but your case that would be. a what if you aren't able to win-win situation.) "Jose all the weight" after the Dear Abby is wrinen by baby. is born? Abigail Van · IJ.uren, also You and · your husband known as jeanne ·Phillips, should schedule an appoint- and was founded by her ment with your ob/gyn to dis- mother, Pauline Phillips. cuss pregnancy and all of its · Write Dear Abby at ramifications, with an www.DearAbby.com or P.O. emphasis on the changes it Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA brings about during and after 90069. ;· gestation. II takes a man to be a husband and · father - and frankly. it appears your mate has some growing up to do before he becomes a father. DEAR ABBY: I am engaged to a wonderful man. "Evan." who has two children ages 4 and 6. I love Evan StlrD"'II ·dearly and we get along well Yd. in every area except one his youriger.chiJ(L '.'Melissa:· ·she-is and I suspect she - but Evan and his ex-wife refuse to take' her to a doctor. · After we are married. Bl Friday, September 16, 2005 V.P. WV Chiropractic Society Q\\R0rl'n • Acupuncture ·' Chiropractor of the year 1998 nn A.C{OR • Spons lnjuri~ The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Friday, September 16, 2005 I LETART - The Eva and Patrick Riley. reunion was held on Aug. 21 at the Letart Community Building. Following .the dinner prizes' were awarded in several categories. An honorary gift was given to Lucy Chips. 80. and . Mildred Compson 76! The oldest man attending was Vernon Roush 74 years. . Traveling the farthest was Aaron Vickers of Columbus. The newest baby born \Vas Trey ·Ohlinger, five month.s, and the newest grandparent s were Kenny and Sharon Vickers . Newest married couple was Lee Ann and Ray Ohlinger who got married on Juily 30. the two couples honored as the longest married were Vernon ,;nd Pany ~o.ush and Jack and Mary Ann Winebrenner. Other gifts were g i ve n out to Antho ny Vi ckers, Clay Varian. Josh .Glover. Kailynn Weaver.. Lacey . Varian. Samantha Shontz. Billy / Zuspan. Mic helle Varian. David an.d Bobby • MONDAY · SATURDAY 9 •• am· 8 pm • SUNDAY 1 pm · 7 pm • 422·0756 • TOLL FREE 1·800·822·0417 Students displaced by Katrina can play sports in Ohio GAHS . ~weeps Athens Eastern soars past Fed Hock . ·' I • �._ ' ___ , ----- • I Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel. www .mydailysentinel.com ~ SPORTS CORRESPONDENT ~tdVctn<-it ge gd me ag.Hnsl the Po tnt ers (44, 3-2 OVCJ , b~tl the c>itlv school 10 ever defeat RVHS tn 35 k·.t~uc games countered wtth .t 2- 1- 12 r.tny aiter .t tour-a ll lte to tutce .t su1 pn<1ng foutih contest Rtver V<tlley .1nd SPHS pl.tyed to .1 mne-all ue 111 th.1t ltnal c.tme, h!ll the three-11me champs prO\cd to be too tou¥~ for the vt:-. ltm ~ to overcome RvHS 1umped out to le.1ds ol 1-l-7 and 23- 11 111 g.t mc one belnre K11 sll'n ~arter ltnhhed ott the opene1 wllil .t pa1r ot aces tor .1 25-11 w1n The Ra1ders kepi th.tl •m>mentum gotng 111 the second .1fla1r, <:rulstng out to an 11 -3 edge A 14- 10 run the rest ot the way gme the Sliver and Black tha i two'-game cushiOn Brooke Tay lor led RVHS With 13 setvice pomts. whJie Carmen Wdu~h. Bet h Payne and Ka11 McFann .td<.led II ap1ece Payne had a game-h 1gh 17 kil ls .tnd BryanWaltera/photo Cifrter tollowed wah e1g)11 Caner also , R1ver Val ley's Brooke Taylor, nght, sp1kes the ball past ,the outstretched arms of a contnbuted etght po1n1s to the vtctor} South Po1nt blosker dunng Thursday's 25-U , 25-13, 16-25, 2519 RVHS wm. Taylor ch1pped 111 s1x ktll s tot the Ratders, v,htle Andrea Fltnt and Lauren w1th 12 service potnt s. seven pomts. Btng added f1ve and four kills, respecRtver Valley cla1med a sweep on the RVHS returns to 'actiOn Monday lively Btng also had f1ve serv 1ce p1ght w1th a 25-18,25-21 v1ctory tn the when tt travels to The Platns for a nonjumor varisty contest. Samantha ' league matchup with Athens. Game potnts. Morgan Kelley led the Lady Potntcrs Stmmons led the Lady Raiders wtth time ts slated for 5.15 p.m. • Athens claims 2005 SEOAL golf championship BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYDAILYTRIBUNE COM MARIETIA - After three years, there 1s a new Southeastern Ohto Athlellc League gull champion Athens fimshed oft a stellar camp.tign by takmg rust at Oxbow Wednesday. 'Jts lifth Jeague match victory out of SIX total, to wm the crown The Bulldogs shot 157. three strokes ahead ol runner-up Manella Athens lim shes the season the match. Then , BY FRANK CAPEHART CHESHIRE - Rtver Valley peeded four games tn its Ohto Valley Conference contest with South Point Thursday, but the hosts were 'able to extend thetr curren t league wtnntn g streak to 24 games wllh a sp tnt ed 25-11, 25-13 . 16-25. 2) - 19 '>:Ill over the fiomters The Ltdy Rau.lers (53. 5-0 OVCJ lumped out to a qut ck (v,oPayne Friday, September 16, 2005 wtth a 29-1 record, finishmg second only once Manetta took second With a 25-5 mark followed by Warren ( 18-12). LbQan (9-21 ). Jackson (5-25 anJ Gallia Academy (4-26) That was the order ot limsh Wednesday at Oxbow, w1th the exception of Gallta Academy and Jackson, which swapped places Warren carded a l7 3 team score, Logan had a 180 and the Blue Dev1ls shut 191, f1ve shot better than Jackson. whtch h.td ~on the league the three prev1ous years Brad Wtlson shot an even . par 36 to claim medahst honors Athens' A J Cadamagnam and Manetta's Zack Sktdmore were close behmd at 37. Greg Russell had a 43 to lead Gallta Academy wh1le Kyle Hunter had a 48 Andy Noe dnd Tyler Hunter had 50 ap1ece to 10und out the Devils' scormg Travus Stout and Kamal Dayal carded 51 and 54 respectively The A\1-SEOAL golf team was also announced on Wedne~day Jack son's W1lson was named league Most Valuable Player, _and was the " only lronman to make the list Athens' Jeremy Yates was dubbed coach of the year. Like Jackson, Galha Academy also had just one representalt ve m Russell Athens and Manetta led the way wtth five golfers each. Shay Brooks, A J Caoamagnam1, Taylor Cow1e .md Rick Ft ame represent the champs, whtle the Ttgers placed Sktdmore, Ryan Stncker, Jack Sktdmore and Dan Caw ley on the squad. Warren 's Zach Warden also locked up a spot, as d1d teammate Enc .Anderson MASON , W.Va ~ Wahama and Rtpley golf teams got together Wednesday at R1vers1de to play a umque two-man scrambles fun aiTatr. It turned out to be remlntscent of th!: earltcr R1ver Cup event and a sharpstroking ntne holes of fun golf What made it even more fun was the closeness and fme scoring by all present Each squad dtv1ded themselve s mto three tv,oman teams, then matched up one Wahama duo with a Rtpley patr 111 the scramble format After the ftrst two matches, R1pley held a slim two stroke lead, but the Viking depth picked up three more from the ftnal group to wtn 11114-109 Low round of the day was a sparkling three-under 32 from Tyler LudwigThomas Peden and may have been the dtffercnce tn J a r e d Par so ns Robbie Goodwin came Ill at 39 as Wahama closed in , but Brett Barnette Nic Musser posted 38 and the w1n was sealed. Wahama' s Darm ReeceGarrell Kaylor led the local s With a mliy one-over 36, while DanRy RoushJustm Arnold fired a dandy 37 and Adam Roush-Adam Ingles posted 41 10 complete a day of good sconng all a10und Now standing 20-18, the Falcons head mto the hnal week of regular season play On Thursday, at Riverstde, they wtll host Gallta and Pomt Pleasant and conclude the season ui the Rtverstde lnvttauonal for htgh schoo l go lfers Satttrday Then it ts on to Reg10nals at Btg Bend on Monday Southem claimed the 25-14 win Whitney Riffle was 35-35 setting, 16-18 serving with from PageBl 16 pomts, and 14-16 passmg Jenny Warner was 1913. 17-14, and 19-17 as the 22 sptking w1th six kills and game carried tts competitive a 15-16 passing mght theme to the ftmsh Mtller Wtlltams was 21-21 servseemed to have the game m mg With five aces, three hand when Bolyard gave ktlls, two blocks, and a 15the Falcons a 22-17 lead 18 passmg mght. Spencer Selena Spencer was called was 5-9 passing and 4-4 upon to serve and wtth the servtng, Ashley Robie was backtng of her teamfs 33-33 sp1kmg wtth I 0 kills, defense served up stx pomts a block, and three points, to gtve the Lady Tornadoes and Gurbuzet was 11 - 11 the lead at 23-22 Mtller sptktng Wtth SIX kills tied the game at 23-23. then Bethany Rtfne was 44-45 Knstuna Williams served settmg, 13-20 pass)ng and the last two for the SHS had ntnc pomts, and Kaste Wtn. Sellers had five pomts and In the finale, the Lady an ace with an 8-8 sptkmg ' Does domtnated SHS mght and two blocks started hot behtnd Wtlhamsf Mtller won the reserve seven points, then three contest 25- 18 and 25-20. more from Wolfe-Rtftle tor Sarah Eddy had I 0 for Southern and Emma Hunter the 10-2 lead. Serves by Rtffle and mnc. 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HOM E BUILDER IS seek1ng black wear1ng red collar a career rrunded organ1zod (740)245·9538 Fox s P1zza Den R utland and energetic person to sell Toy s h1gh·t1Cket products and Found on SA 141 black & Saturday 9 AM ? baby sw1ng n1ce boys and serv1ces Perseverance and tan female Dachshund strong work eth1c are our Housebroken Call to 1dent1· women s clothes, craft s and key s to makmg $75K or more ly (740)441-9478 more 1n the f1 rst full year Full Greyls•lver miniatu re Huge yard sa le· Friday & benel1ts 1ncludmg matchtng Fa)( confidential Sclmauzer male Scar on Saturday 9am·6pm, electnc 401 K h1s nght s•de Lost on SA stove kitchen bath bed resume to Sales PoSition at 790/Hannan Trace Ad area ro om, decorative & yard (740)446·3599 Call !740)256·6009 or 1tems toys adult ch1ld & An E)(cellent way to earn (740)645 5285 baby clothes 322 17 Lasher money The New Avon Ca ll Manlyn 304 882 2645 Lost 3 male Beagles 2 Ad , Rutland follow signs W/collars 1 w1thout 9!1 0/05 6 AVON' AU Areas• To Buy or YARVSAJ..t.Mt Umon Ad near Sen Shirley Spears 304 Pl. 1'14:.\.~ANT Carpenter (740)698 0328 675 1429 740 593 4997 w1tl1 anymfo B1g Garage Sale Barn Help Must be able to Lost Black female German Fn 8 1111 dark Sat 8 ? wo rk around Horses 18 yrs snepard In Pleasant Valley Roach's 202 old or older (304 )675 1993 area fam•IY pet (740)245 Locust Hender son BURGER KING 9502 Collectables Ant1ques MANAGEMENT Tools Campmg Generators Med1um s1zed black male OPPORTUNITIES Good Clothes Star Crall dog w/tan markmgs lost Truck Camper, Sellers 8126 1n Guysville, Shade & Cabmets Smger Treadle Tu ppers Plains area, wear Sewing-Machine Glassware lng green collar $100 & Lot ol Junk Reward call (740)662~2022 Mobllo,Homeslor Rent.... . .. ..... ... .. .420 Mobile Homes lor Sele .. .. . .... . .. ....320 Money to Loan ...... ,. ... .. ... .. . ..220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ................ ..... 740 Mustcallnstruments .. ... ..... ..... .................... 570 Personals ............................................ 005 Pets for Sale...... ....... .... ... .... .• .. .. •. 560 Plumbing & Healing .... ... ... .. ... .. .820 Professional Services. . . . . . ... 230 Radio, TV & CB Repoor .. . . . ... .. .. .. 160 Real Estate Wanted .. . . .......................... 360 Schools Instruction ................................ 150 Seed, Plant & Ferllllzer .... .... ....... ... .... 650 Situations Wanted........ . ... ... ... .. .. 120 Space lor Rant. ....... .. ...........460 Sporting Goods . .. ,. . . .. .. . ..... 520 SUV 's for Salo . . . ................. 720 Trucks for Sale •. ...• •. • ............., ..... 715 Upholstery ......................................... 87d Vans For Sale ....... .................... .. ..730 Wanted to Buy. ......... ... ... . . 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies. . .620 Wanted To Do ... .. . . ... 180 Wonted to Rent . .. ... .. ....... . .... .. 470 Yard Sale- Gallipolis .. ... . .. .. ... .. .......072 Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle........... . .074 Yard Sale-Pt. Pleasant ..............., ... . . 076 • Attention! Local company oHerlng "NO DOWN PAYMENr pro· grams lor you to buy your home mstead of renting • 100% f1nancmg • Less than perfect cred;t accepted • Payment cou ld be ttte same as rent Mortgage Locato rs () () f) I \11'1 ( " \ II \I :-.11nH 1 :-. L ots of 7 puppies Span 1ev'Ret1Lab Item s never used Home miX f1rst s11ots (740)742 Clothmg .much Decor 2896 much more Saturday 9117 Miscellaneous Merchand1Se....................... 540 Mobtle Home Repair .................. ................860 ' I \-\oW 1-o :rtJJ!,N 51tiFF ON· 1957 Oh10 passenger car !1cense plates m mce condt· liOn, (740)949·2693 ' ENROLLING NOW Livestock ..........................................630 Loot and Found ....... . .. ..... '........... 060 Lots & Acreage . . . .. . . .. .. 350 Miscellaneous ... .. ... .... ... . ................. 110 --.-. -- - - - r-1~~ fie':!~ <'Ill (740)367 0000 !Cl2005~* www.comtca com In Memoriam .................. .... .......................... 020 Insurance ........................................ ........... 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpmenl........................ 660 Shop. the Classifieds! I t:AI'l ;..i};tr. For Sale. . ........................................... 585 For Sale or Trade....... :.................................590 Fruits & Vegetables...... .. .......... ....... . ..580 Furnished Rooms ............... ..................450 General Hauling... ........... ...... ........ . .....850 Giveaway ................................................040 Happy Ads................................................050 Hay & Grain ................................................640 Help Wanted................................................. ttO Home tmprovementa ..................................810 Homes lor Sale ....................................... 310 Household Goods............. ... .. .. ......... 51 0 Housealor Rent....................................... 410 Broad Run Gun Club 1&.:::~No~y. 5 6 acres on 44 Wayne Lane 2 miles from R1o U Brick ranch with double garage 3 bdrms 2 baths ll=t, OR kitchen, utility room Appliances Included 42x48 metal pole buttdmg pa~Jed driveway Call (740)256· ,925 or 1·877-'262-3432 lor mfo or appt / Gtvt:AWAY Farms for Sale. .• .. .... ... ... . . . ....... 330 For Lease ......... ... .. .... .. .. ... .. ... ... 490 Po1nt Pleasant WV I \-V."ffZ MDD'6RN We seek career or~ented mdiVIduals who will str1ve to och1eve the best m customer sallsfaciiOn and team work II you have a des1re to be successfu l Wllh a goal dnven and grow1ng company we ott health dental hie 1nsur ance prescnpt1on card bonus prog ram pa1d vaca· !IOns 401K and manage· ment apparel Adva ncement from w1th1n 11 you are 1nter esled In Gallipolis Oh1o or Charleston WV area apply 1n person the Bu rger K1ng restaura nt located at the Oh10 Awer Plaza Gallipolis or mall resume to Burger Kmg 65 Upper A1ver Ad Gall1polis OH 45631 or lax 304-529·0055 - Commerqa( Cleaner 1"'11•0-Hru>-•W.•ANIEl--oJ~~110 Dn11er Needed Monday Friday, No Evenings o r Weekends, Pa1d Benefits 1nclude Vaca110n, Stck & Holiday Pay Valid Drivers L1cense Required Expenence helpful or we will tram you Apply 1n Person only to Ruth Rtce Mason County Ac110n Group, INC (Pt Pleasant Semor Center) 101 2nd Street Pt Pleasant EMT poSitions avatlable tn Huntington WV area FT /PT Sta rtmg pay $8 50/hr Contact M1ke Matheny at (304)526·5780 or (304)526 5936 To Do Nurae Practllloner Southeastern Ohio Full time pos1t1on Busy Drlvei"B N811ded· Card1ology practice look1ng COL Dnvers willing to dnva for cerllfted NP with OH for local ready·rn•x-concrete license to JOin our multi·Spe· company E)(penence 1s c•atty 110+ phys1c1an owned preferred but not neces sary group E~eperlence jn cerd1ol Dnver must be Willing to do ogy IM &lor acute care prepre-malntenarn:e on trucks !erred Candidate shou ld & eqUipment yard work & en)OY autonomy and person· other m1scenaneous chores · able In tera ctiOns w•ih ExpeMnce operat1ng equ1p- patlenls & slaff Competitive men! & exira Skill s sucl1 as salary and benefits Call (740)446·5002 far detailS we ld1ng a plus Cal l (304)937·34 ,o Over the road Cargo Van Drivers Orlver, must have CDt:s With Teams needed Class A Hazmat, and good dnv1ng COL Run Orlando Fl Drop record Also must pass DOT & hook, good dnv.ng record phys1cal and drug test Van pa1d vacatton, salety bonus· Is leased on w1th Panther I I es Columbus OH 866-276· Must be honest, dependable 9033 and self su lf1c 1ent 60% Dnver/40% Owner spill Expenenced Sewmg and Onver pays 1or gas and tolls, Qu illing Person needed to owner pays msurances work Full Ttme call after 5pm qualcom escrows repa1rs, or (304)593·0505 No calls after etc (740)446 6688 7pm No Expenence needed (7401339•4221 to apply ParamediCS & EMT s FACTSJNew Alternatives · needed Apply at 1354 An Outpahent Alcoho l and Jackson p 1ke Galhpo t1s other Drug agency IS acceptmg resume for the fol Route Salas low1ng part t1me pos1t1on Herr Foods, Inc Prevention Educator- ts accepting resu~es tor Seek1ng an energetiC 1nd1· Route Sales People 1n th1s VIdual to worl< youth and area Must posses these adults m Gatha and Jackson qualtttes counties Aespons lblhlias •Clean DriVIng A$Cord 1ndude but not llm11ed to •Self Starter alcohol tobacco and other •Early A1ser drug educatton classroom •Good commumcat1on skills presentatiOns trammgs •Strong sell 1ng Skills fa irs commumty events F1rst year 1ncome potenllal development and 1mplemen of S30K+ wlbeneflts tat1on of grant protects etc A m1mmum ot a Bachelors Send resumes to Degree reqwed Send Herr Foods Jnc resume by September 21 476 E Seventh Street 2005 to FACTS, 45 Ohve Ch1lhoothe OH 45601 Street Gallipolis Oh1o Secunty Patrol Guard 45631 or FAX to (740)446· SB· tO Hou( 1;'014 EOE M/F/H Work 32 hours each week For a hm•ted 11me make 50% dunng mghl weekend and sell1ng Avon Call (740)446 holiday shills Former m•h· tary, safety or security expe· 3358 nence Is a plus UTRON Is lmmedtate Open1ng Truck located In Mason County ' Dtspatchar Send Resume between Pt Pleasant and to 01spatcher PO Box 390 Huntington WV Galhpohs, OH 45631 Candidates must have attamed age 21 hOld uS LICENSED SOCIAL CIIIZBnShlp, and ha11e 8 WORKER clear Overbrook Rehabilitation cr1mlnal background Center IS now accepting Smoke-free worl(site resumes lor the pos1110n ot To apply, pnnt app~catiOn D1rector of Soc1a1 Services WV EOE.MIF MF =------,:---.,...- The qualihed candidate must be a LSW possessing strong verbal and wntten communicatiOn SkillS Med1Ca1d Med1care and MOS knowledge Long term care e~eperlence preferred but not requ 1red Ouahf1ed cand1dates may send resumes to Charta BrownAN LNHA McGUire Admm1strator 333 Page Street, Middleport. OhiO Look1ng tor a person to do a large cleanmg route m southeast Ohio Must nave rehable vehicle pass a background check and drug screemng Application and mterv1ews on Monday, September 19 at_,the Holiday Inn Gal11pohs from 9 00· 12 00 and 1 oo-3 00 AI)U Bwldm g Matnlenance (A Deaton Company) IS an 45760. EOE equal opportunity affirmative action employer LPN needed , full ·ttme Monday-Fnday day sh1ft no weekends no holidays Apply at 936 St At 160 espons1b1htes Galhpohs (740)446·9620 ecrUitinQ and tratn1ng o Mamtenance Refngerat1on arners customer serviC Help Wanted nd mcetmg sales goals I Now accepting applicatiOnS u have a positive ath tor local supermarket chain ude, are a- &alf•&tarter Etectr 1cal & RetngerahOn nd a team player 1 w Mln1mum 5 yrs expenence uld like to ta lk to you R~OUIRED Excellent bene ust be dependable an fHs package Vacatton msur· ave re liable transporta ance profit shanng plan & 10n Pos lt 1on offers al competitive wages ompany benefitS 1nctud Send resume to nQ health dental vision OhiO Valley ndllfe... 1nt urance, 401 k Supermarkets Inc a1d vacat1on. and person dba Eastman's F()()(Mands 1 days Please sen PO Bo~e 769 esume to Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ot Paul Barker call (740)445·9312 ext 1t6 Circulation Menager An Equal Opportunity Ohio Yalley Publishing Employer 825 Third ....,. Galllpoll•, Ohio 4563 t Or email to pberkerQmydallytrlbune.com ShotoKan Karate Starling new class Sept 26 2005 at HFLP WAN!l'D Carleton School every Monday and Thursday 6 00 NOW HIRING ResCare a PM to 7 00 PM 740-9651ead1ng provider to l!ld1111du· 3994 or 740 667 3039 als w1th MA/DD has open· mgs tor O~rect Care Staff WANTED You may apply at Middleton Estates 8204 Carla Onve Gall1pohs, OH 45631 no Comp lete yard work and phone calls please home repa1r 20 years axp An Equal Opportunity Rei (740)446·3682 Employer F/M/DN Now H~nng Safe Onvers Apply 1n Person at your I~ Dom1nos Must be o\IE!r 18 POSTAL JOBS $15 94 $22 56/hr now hlr· 1nl) For applicatiOn & free government 10b 1nfo call Amencan Assoc ot labor 1 913-599 8226 24/hrs emp serv Compular Repa1r and Troubleshoot Web Des1gn Networking Programm•ng, BUild New Systems Restore WindoWs Virus Removal Phone#740 992·7903 http //www geoc1t1es com/ho tdamn32934 /Emal l hot damn32934@yahoo com E~epenenced bass player seek1ng to p:ay with estab hshed band Vocals Call (>40)446·0779 Fall IS Near let us help you DHK Cleamng & PoweiWash~ng We II clean er·up & Gei·A·Done Call 740·985·36391985· 11\\'\11\1 •NOTICE• OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH NG CO recommends the 01,1 do busmess w1th pea le you Know and NOT t end money through th ~a1l untll you have 1nvesti Kftect the offerlno. r MONEY TO LOAN . . Fair lioualng Act ot 1968 which makes It Illegal to advertise' any praference, limitation or dl.crlminlltlon baaed on race, color, religion, eex f•mlltal statu• or national origin or any Intention to make any such preference, limitation or cllacrlmtnatlon ' Thla newspaper will nol knowingly accept Mfverllsements for real t1tate which Ia In violation of the law Our readera era haraby Informed that all dweltlnga advertised In thla new•paper are aiJ-'Iable on an equal opportunity baHs. For Sale house 1n Mason $62 500, house m New Haven $52 000 (304)882 NEW BANK REPOS ONLY 3'LEFT ASSUME LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS OWNER FINANCING AVA ILABLE 304-755 5566 lil'lflalrs Newly remodeled 3 or 4 bedrooms central a1r lull basement hardwood floors detached garage large cov· ered patiO, fenced back yard close to schOols Poml $69 500 Pleasant (740)709·1382 TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? No Fee Unless We W1nl 1-888·582·3345 \I I " I \II t401 Cedar St Meadowbrook Add 3 Bedroom,1 1!2 Bath Corner lot new Root. move-1n condil lon. new Carpet and Floonng Storage Bu1ldlng Fenced 1n Back Yard (304)773·5254 or (3041593· 4135 t995 Doublew1de 3br 2ba w/attached Garage , Breezeway & Barn t 56 acres Sandhill Ad $72 000 (304)895 3068 SUPERSlORE OFFERING CLAYTON FLEETWOOD GILES MHE AND OAKWOOD LOWEST PRICES · BEST SERVICE GUARANTEED DR IVE A UTILE SAVE A LOT 304·755·5885 Two Houses One w1th full s1ze basement & 3 car garage Garage has 1 stalll With mechaniC p11 Other house Renta l house Wllh large deck All natural gas central a1r ApproJo: 5 acres All cleared w1th while p1ne & blue spruce pmes Plus 2 out bU1Id1ngs All $ t 35,000 www.orvb.com and School• 12748 Bedroom 2 Bath Includes heao pump Call (7 40)385· ..__ 2434 (740)4o<6-3620 3 BR, 2 bath modular home New s1dmg new lront and back porch Located m VIew photos/info onl1ne Rutland ne~et to Rutland Elementary schoo l Ask1ng It's a Steal!! 4 bedroom'- 2 Ca ll anyt1me ath 2 car garage New 555 000 (740)742·2273 , Haven WV Code 6505 or 4yrs old 3br 2ba with t1re place on 1 5 acres 1n Galha Co $89 900 (740)709 · " 1166 Foreclosure ?BA 5BA onty S18 000 For listings call 800-391·5228 ext F254 _,roiliiRiiRENriiiiiioio-pl ----, 2BR Green school d1slr1c1 New 3 BR Home Only no pets Reference & dep $1 89/mo Includes ale dehv· $300 (740)367 0632 ery and set up (740)385· A367 Beaut iful nver v1ew 1n Kanauga Ideal for 1 2 peo· N1ce Used 14ll:64 2 pie No pets please Bedroom Only 54995 Call ;o.pph caiiOns be~ng taken (740)385·0698 Call (740)441 ·0161 r E Lars& ACREAG~ I 3 & 2 BR apts Close to Holzer hosp1tal W10 water/sewer 19 25 Acres Surveyed all rookups Starling at Woods Spot lor Hous1ng all 1ncluded depos1t Ut1ht1es available Great $450/month reqUired No pets (740)441Huntmg (304)895 3299 1184 2 65 acres 3 100 sq ft APART· barn city water electriC BEAUTIFUL AT BUDGET septiC, c1ty schools 2 m1les MENTS south ol Gal!1pol1S on Rt PRICES AT JACKSON 218 Pnme location won t ESTATES 52 Westwood Onve !rom $344 to $442 last $55 000 serious to shop & mQ\/'Ies Call Walk 1nqu1r1es only (740)441 Equal 740 446 2568 7333 Housmg 0ppor1uf11ty Appr 1 acre near Gallipolis land contract (740)367 CONVENIENTLY LOCATED & AFFOROABLEI 7886 Townhouse apartments For sale 112 acre 101 Gas. and/or small houses FOR water sewer Call tor deta11s RENT Call (7 40)441·1111 (7 40)446 3487 for apphcat1on & 1ntormatiOn r REAl. ESTATE W.o\Nllll Real-Estate Wanted Local person look1ng lor a home to buy All cash Metgs or Gallla No double w•de or modular 740-416-3130 Itt\ I " " allj304)882 3368 bedroo m l1n1shect base· ment well ma1nta1ned 1/ ere With 2 eX1ra acres pt10nat Located m Pomt P-leasom WV Code 9905 ' callt304 )675·1 536 Furn1shed upsta1rs 3 rooms dep required No pets (740)446· 151 9 & bath Clean ref a Grac1ous I11Jmg 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at V1llage Manor and R1vers1de Apartments 1n M ddleport From'S295 $444 Call 740 992·5064 Equal Housmg Opportun1t1es Honeysuc kle Hills Apts located on Co1on1a l Or beh•nd H1ghway Patrol Post 1 bedroom house 11 on Jackson P1ke 2 be droom Garfield Ave Gallipohs now a~Jail able Rent starts {740)44t 0194 $290 monlh low & moder· $300/ mo ate mcome Equal Hous1ng (740)441 t 184 Opportumty (740)446·3344 1 mtle down ?south beaut1 TOO 1 800 750 0750 lui nverfront Newly remod eled 2BR 1bath home Middleport North Fourth screen p01ch ove rlookmg Avenue 2 room eff1c1ency nver separate tWo story no pets Depos1t & prev1ous garage w1th worKbench rental referances utilttles yard pnvate pa1d 740 992·0165 large References S650f monlh + No down payment appx depOSit (740)446·4922 2000 sq ft cia & heat 3-4 evenmgs bedrooms 1n Pomeroy 740· 2 Bedroom House Newly 949-7004 Remodeled Kmeon Ave OaKwood Home ··F+replace Gall1po11s S550o' mo Garden Tub Free Delwery (740)441 · 1184 (740)441 t 112 m1le out Greer Road 0194 Point Pleasant W Va 2 bedroom house $375 per OAKWOOD HOMES OF mo plus depoSit & ut11it1es NITRO,WV Acce pt HUD (740)446 2 BR/1 Bath FarmhOuse 1n Country wf10 acres suitable to bUild . 3 miles !rom Hartford S49 500 740·378·6325. Rea tty Concealed P1stol Class Homestead (304)675· (304)882 2405 October 8 9 00 am VFW Home Listing• Mason WV Ptt (740}843· 5540 L1st your home by cal ling Galltpollt ca,..r College (C8reers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740-446-4367 1·80Q-214.Q452 ~ lifloi i~IIC. . . .!Cd898 IXlll1 Ati:r&OIIed Member Acc~hng Ci:lvnc~ lor Independent Coi1&9M (740)256·6242 . NITRO WV 304 755 5885 I~ I 5555, Cell (740)416 3329 1'20 Monu· HoMES -~ NEW 3 BRDM $1299 DOWN $229 00 MONTH ONLY AT OAKWOOD HOMES ..._ L/TRONtnc cOtlll~nt 703·369-5298 Grea1 Used 1994 14x70 3 1990, 14x70 3 bedroom tra11 For rent 2 bedroom, 1 bath er wl C/A K1tchen apph $300/month $300/deposlt ances mcluded Musl be Call (740)446 3481 moved (740)286-6851 Home for Rentm GlenwOOd 2000 14x70 Oak wood 3br 2ba detached Garage Freemont 3BA 2BA 1n $400/month plus deposit Quail Creek very n1ce 740· (304 )743-8584 388·851 3 or 740 388·8017 Hames !rom $7 000 2000 16x80 mob1le home Foreclosures VA HUD Fqr Many e~etras Owner w11t pay I1SIIngs 800·391 5228 ext to move Call (740)446 1709 2570 House lor Ren t 4 Bedroom 2002 JBA 2 oath Oakwood 2 Bath Mt Alto WV call mob1le home Good condl· (304)458 2443 tiOn · $28 500 OBO Hou ses fm Rem $250 a Ref1nancmg available Call (740) 245 . 0131 month $275 a month $400 a month Plus Ut1l1lleS No 5 Homes under $10 000 Pets Depos n Ref W1ll del1ver (7 40)385 7671 (304 )675- 4874 Gallipolis Ferry WV CLEAN SWEEP SALE. Lot model clearance All remam· Hou ses for rent Pomeroy $275 $400 pe r M mg 2005 s must go to make area room tor new homes under 740·416 4906 constructiOn SAVE' SAVE' SAVEl OAKWOOD HOMES In town 4BA 3BA LA TV GALLIPOL IS Call (740)446- room 1 month deposit With re lerences $6'50/montt) 3093 STATE ROUTE 554 • BID- Mobile home s1tes 1n WELL. New 4 bedroom 2 Country Homes Shade bath manufactured home $130 mo (740)385 4019 Features t1vmg room famtly room w1th fireplace and (740)446 9312 AP•Rl111ElS'fS BON US' room Corner lot tuRREN'I Cape Cod Home 2185 SO Above ground pool w1th pool Feet 2 1/2 Ba, 3 Br 2 Car house Ready tor move-m 1 and 2 b~droom apart· Garage & Car Port Double PRICED UNDER ments furntshed and unfur· Driveway Sits on 112 acre APPRAISA LII (740)446 mshed , security depos1t lot on dead end Pr1vate 3218 reqwed no pets 740 992Dnve 2 yrs old $145 000 THEISS ROAD, VINTON 22 18 (304)593·2864 Brand new 3 bedroom, 2 bath manulac1ured home 1BR WID hookup electriC or Completely set and ready gas no pets $290 plus (740)339 0362 for move-1n Features 1lv1ng depo's11 (740)441-1 184 • room family room and beaut1ful sky lit kitchen 2 bedroom 1 bath water DRASTICALLY AEOUCEOII pa1d $350 month $350 All n1al eatale advertising Call (740)446·3570 sec\,lnly deposit Call In lhl• new•paper Is (740)446·3481 aubja<:t to tl'la Federal 3200 Irom Fax complt~ted s1gned form to Br1ck Ranch B1dweii!Porter AI 160 near school gtocery store and gas stat10n 3 bedrooms, all electnc 2 1/2 ball1s k1tchen With nook, pantry disposal microwave ~real room w1111 stone/gas fireplace formal d1n1ng room With bay Wi ndow study/olf1ce wnh walk·1n closet Master bedroom and bath w1th 2 walk m closets Wh irlpool tub shower a,nd dual Sinks Enclosed back porch, 2 car garage 20x40 mground poo l oak wood work new roof landscapmg plus NC·heat Approx 4 acres $179,900 Call 3633/740-416 1823 Stale-Certified L1nk approved ch1ldcare has Immediate openmgs tor ages 6- weeks& up call Shelly 304- 675·2343 tor more deta1ls r 10 rL.,• -·f·!·OUSI'S·RENr--· ~.01\.s.~--·-' M~~~·~ I 16 ...r__ ... (30 4) 675·6458 Building Supplies ...................................... 550 Business and llulldlngs. .. .. ............... 340 Business Opportunity. . . .. .........210 Business Training ........................ 140 Campers & Motor Homes... . ... 790 CampJng Equipment. . ... .. ....... ... .. 780 Cards of Thanks.. . ....... .. . . ...... 010 Child/Elderly Care ............................ 190 Electrlcai/Relrlgerallon ...,...........................840 Equipment lor Rent ..................................... 480 Excavating .................................................. 830 Farm Equipment.. ... ....... ........... .. . .610 Farms lor Rent. .....................................430 JACKPOT SAYS ... $2000.00 KIT & CARLYLE lwngtrtOic.net 2 female mu( ed breed pup p1es crate tra.ned wormed soc1al w/dogs & cats good home (740]992·3679 r The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 2B42 Housewares clqlh1ng toys Ate 7 South nght on Orchard Hill Ad Sat 9am5pm Auto Parts &: Accessories. .....•.. ... 760 Auto Repair . . .• ... . .... ... . • .. ..... 770 Autos for Sale.. ... .. .. . ..........710 eoats & Motors for Sate ........................... 750 ••• Friday, Sept. 16 ••• I st Pack FREE $5.00 fm each one after Door Pnze I st Etghty People Early Btrds Starts at 5:00 Crank It Up Mason County AmmaJ League Inc 1965 Fmrground Road , PI Pleasant Shelter Clean-Up Day Saturday 9/24 9am 3pm Aa1n or Shme Yard Sale Bake Sale and Hut Dog Sale Get you r Dogs nalls clipped for $5 Basket Raffles and Free• ' Balloons lor the K1dsl To Voluntaer please ca ll L.,._..,;GiiiiAI;;.UPOI;;;;,-Jl;;S:.,..,J 4x4 's For Sate .............................................. 725 Ahnouncement ............................................ 030 Antiques............ ... ... ... .. .. .................530 Apartments lor Rent. ... .. . ... .. ... . 440 Auction and Flea Market. .... .. .. ....080 12-29-1916 9-16-2004 7 ment to enspect coll~t­ eral, pr1or to sale dt.te contact Cyndte, Stacy PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE St , Pomeroy, Ohio Farmers Bank Savmgs Company 1s selhng for cash 1n harid or The and For Benefit Gall Outing Chuck A1tc h1e to help pay med1ca! expenses Sept 24th at 9 00 AM Pme H1lls Golf Course Troph1es for 1st 2nd, and 3rd place and ot her pn zes awarded Relreshments served Come out-and Help YARD SALE- YARDSAI4? 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PLEASANT CLASSIFIED INDEX Ylall 17,2005, attO:OO a.m., a public sale will be held at 211 W Second For further lnlormatlon , or for an appoint- Public Notice given In Memory ~oor Riet.lluK[lllll 1:.-lnmd jllolooo!Jooo ll ~r"' Shopaholic Sale C!/f(alti~ PUBLIC NOTICES r ~ .1r-ru~YARD::;::SAL£=-:::1Ir \\\111 '\t I \II \I"- ~ www.mydallysentlnel.com • 2460 • For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! tn Memory Friday, September 16, 2005 2515 Modern 1 bedroom (740)446-0390 apt New 2BR apts 1n town All electnc, water/sewer/trash mcltJd9d C/A $525 rent plus depos1t No pets (740)441 1184 New b1g 2 bedroom apt Pr~vate tocatmn clo se to hospital Wate r 1sewer 1nctuded No pets Depos11 reqUired $695/month (740)441 1184 2BR cottage near Porter $350/dep $350/ rent rater Plea sa nt Valley Apartment ence needed Wate r/trash Are now tak1ng Apphca!IOns paid No pets Call (740)388 tor 2BR 3BA & 4BA 1100 AppllcaiiOns are ta ken 3 BR 1 112 baths house Mond ay lhru Fnday tram S450 pe r month depOSit 9,P0 AM 4 PM Office IS references no pels Ca ll located al 1151 Evergreen Dr1ve Po1nl Pleasant WV (740)245· 5439 Phone No 1s (304)67 5· 5 rooms & bath slave &• 5806 E H 0 retngerator no pets 50 --...,------~ Olive St $350 month Tara Townhouse (740)446 3945 Apar1 ments Ve ry Spactous 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 112 AHent1onl Bath Adult Pool & Ba6Y Local com pany ottenng NO Poo l PatiO Start S385/Mo DOWN PAYMENT" pro No Pe ts Lease Plus grams tor you to buy your Secunty DepoSit Aequ1red home 1nstead o1 rent~ng (740 )367 7086 • HXl0 e l1n an c1Ag • Le$$ than per1ect credll Tw1n A1vers Towe1 s accept acoeptea tng apphcallons tor wa1t1ng • Payment could be the . hst lor Hud·subs1zed 1- br same as rent apartment ca ll 675 6679 Mor tgage (740)367 0000 Locators Beau11lul 3 bedroom home m country CIA washer/dryer hooJ.:up large yard (61 4)595 7773 or 800 798 4686 !:E:IH~O--~---..., i SI'KF ~~---HiiliiRiiRENoiiiiiirr,__, ' Downtown OtiiCe Space- 5 room sutle S650fmo 1 room olf1ce· $225/mo :a room su1te $250/mo Secur1ty For rent t bedroom I bath depos1t req!Jifed You pay tully renovated all apoh· ut1ht1es AUspaces very n1ce ances $500/month Elevator Call (740)446·3644 $.5001depoSII Call (740)446 tor appomtrnent 3481 �\ Friday, September 16, 2005 _friday, September 16, ~005 www.mydailysentinel.com ~LLEYOOP The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 • • • NEA Crouword Puzzl!t BRIDGE For lNM: otnct or retail PuPPi"" Chfh~Miluas $200; 99 Honda Acc:ord LX. Lot& 01 In ...., good condi- Coel<·o-pooo. s1so a S200; oxtru, 3 TV'o, 0\10. CUllOm tion. Oowntor.n Gallipolis. Rat Torr\o!O, $100; second ltoreo, $7,000. (740)708Appro.. 1fl00 oq. H. eocn. 1 ohoto & wormed, (740)992- 161.8. ACROSS - Or Phillip Alder 2 b•ths. Laue price 9475 neootllbN 10 encourage Chihuahua nwt buetneu. can Reglatered 9wksfotd, Male, (740~25 or (740)44e- puppy black/white, 1st shots & 393e. wormed, Parents on premisGallipolis RetaiVOffice build- es $200 (304)895-3t01 Ing, beautiful country setMl51CAL png; 4,000 sq.H. (flnished); INsTRUIIIENIS .heat and water lnctuded.S negotltt><e ; (740)367-7435. Story and Clark Piano Office/Apartment-- 3 Story 3040675-3273 Building with garage, located in dOwntown Pomeroy. Call fof Details. 740-99271151 . Home Grown Tomatoes. \II W II \\ 111 "> 1 Field Run, per bucket or you pick $5 Per b'Ucket. (740)379-9 tt 0 r S8 McKean Farm Large asso'rtment pumpkins. guards, Indian corn. !odder. hay bales. (740)446-9442, 556 Centenary . ' Road. Gallipolis. Appliance r. Grey 1998 Plymouth Breeze, air, auto, 4 cyl, $1,800 060. (740)2561233. 15. in HendersOn, WV. Pre ownecl apptlcanes starting at under warranty. $75 & up we do service work on all Make and Models (304)675- 7999 Kenmore ceramic flat top electr ic range . Black, very clean. $250. (740)446·0537. Mollohan Carpel , 202 Clark Chapel Aoad. Porter. Ohio. (740)446- 7444 1-8 77-8309162. Free Eslimates. Easy Fnancing, 90 days same as cash . Visa/ Master Card . 1 Drive- a· little sa\le alol. Hometown Mark!!t Deli &.. FuU Service .Catering Selections Battery, Coilpaek. Mar09n. Nice Truck. $3,500.00. 740742 -3014. r Washer $125; Dryei $125; elec1ric range.$125: relrigerator $150; chest freezer Whirlpool $165; wa sherfdryer set ' $250; couch $125; rocker· recliner $75; loveseat $50; tab l~ & chairs $125; table & chairS S40 ; lamps $10 each. Skaggs Appliances. 76 Yine St. (740)446-7398 . Anything Hauled • Metal, • Appliances, • Cars. • Garage Metal Call 740-742-2595 19.96 Ford Wlndstar 7 pas· sanger van. 141.000 mites, n,ms good, daf1t; burgundy in co lor, $2.000, (740)9922726 t M=o!s·l I Buy or sell. Rive rine Antiques, 1124 Eas t Main on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 74D992· 2526. RuSs Moore, owner. r Ml:icaLANEous MERCHANDISE 10'>C16'K7' Green House, white plastic sides. clea'r on roof, exhaust fan & some alac::tric, $1,800, (740)742· 401 t 1998 Dodge. Grand Caravan ES, White, Tan leather. quad BASEMENT .- seats . rear AJC, New tires. WATERPROOFING loaded, $5,700 OBO. Your ProStar Trailer Dealer. (740 )441 135 Unconditional lifetime gvar· Carmichael Equipment Inc. antee. Local rererences fur(740)44&-2412 1999 Chevrolet Venture nished. · Established 1975. Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· fuGRAY IN& Extended Vani blue 82,000 miles: great condition: one 0870, Rogers Basement owner:- $8,500; (740)367· Walerproofing 74 35; (740)339-3955. Hay---Excel lent Quality. MiKed Greens. $2.00. 740- [ 40 WM~!'!CUN ExC\VATING 4 ~ 949-2241 . L~-------_.1 I I,\ \ ,\. ( I I Ill '- I I ,, II needs. •FREE Estimates 740•5gs. 2909 I r s'fOHiGE OF BOATS, CAMPERS ETC. AT THE MEIGS CO. FAIRGROUNDS OCT. 8, 2005 9;00 AM· 12:00 -a ~· Iari'1:!'-------, 740-985-4372 -JIM'S FUM EQIIPMEIIliiiC. •Professional Installation • Free Estimates 7ol0-596-2909 · rL-·-..iFORtiliiiiiSAu:iiiii--.,1 -~-~--.., 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 Blgllaadllry ·storage · Phone (740) 992-5232 SxlO, lOxlO, l0xl5, 10x20, 10x30 'Janel Jeffers 33~S Hiland Road P_omeroy, Ohio onu .-r '· LAWN CARE DIVISION BARNEY Emt lf'='ii S • GUAAANTEED LOWEST PIUW • WINDOW SUPER SALE Vinyl Double Hung $219 : ~ • t:>O YOU K.Jo.IOW Wi-\1'-TTIM.E ,,. IT I') 7 " Argon Gas & Heat Mimlr QUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS, INC. HAJXW •!'!!!! "'- lifNIIWio iii-rod .INCREASE AN' I<EEP PLAYIN' !! PRUNELLY-MY UNCLE SNUFFY "~ TOLD '--=- ME 1t ON FIRE 'i' (Commercial an d Residential) 'Mowing. 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This deal was one of the hardest in the March/April issue. II you were South, the declarer in four hearts , how would you plan the play after West leads the diamond king? This article was written by David Lindop. Grant's husband. No auction was given, bu t since the play was Lindop's th ing, I suppose it does not maner that much. In my sequence. South's jump-rebid guar· antees at least 'silC hEiart:; with , usually, se\len winners and 15·17 high-card points - but what is one point among lriends when you hold a solid suit? North's raisa is bordBrtine , but we lo\la to shoot for .a vulnerable game bonus. When in a suit contract. stari by counting losers. Here, you have five: two diamonds and three clubs. That is a disap· pointingly high number. Ne~tt , count winners. You should see nine: two spades, Six hearts and one diamond. From where will the 10th come? Only one possibility e)(ists:. dummy's spade jack. 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K1ng <!bur 'lllrthdiiY: Saturday, Sept. 17, 2005 By Berni ce Bede Oaol NEWSPAPER THAT A STANLEY TREE TJIIMMINCi & GENERAL CON'I'RACTINCi Prompt & quality work Affordable Rates References Available Free Estimates "\nsured' Cal Gary Stanley 740-742-229l t G •:t===~========~~====~ Call Danny 740·590-3702 Pamero, OH (740)440-0369. 95 i Ovvner: Jeff Stelhem AKQJto1 Sitting roomt , 51 Duhlell 'o 1 Grain holder 20 Unlv. degree ·3 • A magazine written for nonexperts 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner; Ronnie Jones Sales • Parts • Service GI<R SANITATION 33561 Bailey Run Rd., Pl.'TS 1999 Ford Taurus VB: engine, automatic transinis· ..., sian, power windows· & door 10 Week old AKC Cocker locks. $2.800. Call (740)446Spaniel Puppie s: bull. 0425. ~~. buff&while, white&black, buff&black. 2000 Chrysler 300M, ·beautiMother and Father on prop- ful gold metallic, 51 Kmi. sun ilrty. Shots. warmed . roof, healed leather sears, 4 'declawed. $350.00 Firm. disc changer, all the jxlras, eKtra nice. 740;-992·737 1' 2000 Jeep Grande Cherokee, 4 WD. 5 1Kmi. 6 Rat Terrier puppies, 6 weeks old ready to go, E;actra nice / towablE! with BlueOx base plate. Both (740)742- t 703 price below Blue Book . 9 week ole! male SheHie OOg. (740) 245-5468 . • Firsl shots and wormed . sable in . color .. $300. 2090 Kia Sephia. 4 door, aUtOmatic, 27mpg, 72,000 (740)25&-E265. miles, good condition $BOO AKC Lab puppies. Yellow or 1n brakes. fillers. tires; belts ChOCOlate, 7 wks old. $300 elC . tuneup. Will take trade Asking $4300 0~0. aach. (740)256-6733. (740)441 -9378. At(C Registered Lab 59 .500 Pupplea 4 Chocolate, 1 2002 Cavalier. Gun Metal 17'5. Blacl<, first Shots & Wormed, miles. 7 weeks old, Parents on Carbon Fiber Muffler. Biad( and Headlight Site. $200 each (304)576- Euros New CD Player. Corners. · 2222 $7,200.00. Call:740-992· AKC Registered , 0210. Wiemaraner Puppies. Will Camero Z-28, 350, aulo, be ready in 3-4 weekS Call T-Tops. leatner, great shape, J304)675-f138 $5,500; 92 Corsica V-6 . ferret Female, Sable, Shots. • au10. 4dr, lots ot new parts, Cago S50 (304)675·8159 n~e car. $1 ,600; (740)742· . 4011 Full blooded Pit Butt pup- - - - - - , - - - - : - - : pies, ·$50 each . Call White 1994 Chrysler LHS, evenings (740)388-0163 or auto, V6 . $1.200 OBO. (740)388-8901. (740)256· 1233. • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck ' (Keep YlJur Money l.ocBll Metallic 1997 Camero green , towner/adult owned , less than 64.000miles, V6 , automatic. air,CD. excellent and sharp. $6,800. Top • Removal -Trim Office: (740) 992-2804 Cell: (740) 517-6885 POWER WASHING . • t • ~· Tree Service somdhing spl'l"ial 4!51 Second Avenue ._..lllfO' P.O. Bm: 359 ::;,:;,::-_: Gallipolis, OH 4.5631-0359 ._..., Ph: SQ0-392- 1209 or 740-446-3643 www.wiscmanugcncy.com K(IJ4 II 7 5 ,. 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VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Don't be reluctant to alter your judgment call today If you become doubtful about a decision you ,already made . Sometimes second th ougflts ca n reveal what You Initially oVerlooked or didn't see. LIBR A (Sept. 23-0cl. 23) - Although you shouldn't toss caution to the winds, caving into sell-doubts is always a mistake and can hamper whatever progress you've a lready rriade. Proceed In a positive . hopeful manner. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Ute tends to favo r you in situations where yoU bank on your own abilities, sk;ills and talents today. Conversely. 11 might not be so kind to you if you allow others to do the think ing tor you , SAGITTARIUS (Nov. ,2 3-Dec. 21) Sometimas When we try too hard, it Cliluses us to trip over our own feet , which c ould be the case lor you today. Proceed ambitiou sly, but treat events more like a game rather than as·a bat· tle. C APRICORN (Dec . 22-.Jan _ 19 ) - In conve rsations today. don't be too eager to elChibit ju st how bright you are and every1hing you kn ow. You 'll gain much 'more by being B good listener ins tefild _Nobody likes a know·ltall. ~ AQUARIUS (.Jan . 20-Feb. 19} Financial conditions could be a bit 'top sy -turvy today where you might make a lot. but lose a lot as well it you 're not careful. Manage thing s pru· dently ·so you'll come out on the profit side . , PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Conditions today .might cause you to discard your origina l plans. However . it you are forced to alter your game plan .. don't get upset or it could ca1.1se you to make some bflld Ellltemattves AR IES (March 2 1 ·April 19) - When hampered by oPposition or obstacles today don't mentally cave . into the negative side ot things Stay focused . even If things are go1ng wrong, and you" ll be able to right things again . TAURUS (April 2G- May 20) - It's In your io'terests to be tolerant and torgiviny should a friend behav6 in a rnanne r that displeases you todlily. With a little under standing , yo ur pal w ill quickly snap back into character. GEMINI (May 2t -June ·20) - Try to get your projects o ut of the way early today, because as the day wears on and you start to t ire. the road could get a bit bumpy and you're not likely to have the mental fortitude to continue C AN CER {June 2 1-July 22)- Even if you should have to dea l with some negative tactors you didn't elCpeCI . guard your men tal anltude _ Uptess yoU have faith that all will eventually work out, you won 't be able to wtn out LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - Baing lucky or not In financial or material c ircum· stance& today will depend upon your Qwn mlndset. If you believe others are out tQ taka advantage of you . that's e~tact l y what wll1 happen. SOUP TO NUTZ I CREHET AVS I T . I -,-s_.a.......c.,R...,s-ll::"'_:• · 11- I I Is I L--L--1-.L·_ _.__,., Gramps sat watching the : people go_by. He announced to his friend that 'People now speak their minds on - · r~ -i,. .-,-U:-1"'R-l"""'H:-I0-:-I-,'1 ~-~~~~; '~h~.::.~!o ":,:,~ ~ • • - yov d.. ~u,p from step No. 3 ~. • 6 PRINT NUMBER!O IETTEIS 1"1 THESE SQUARES. e ro~~~[~ lETTERS 1 1I 1 ~ - I' I I ·I I l- I SCUML£TS ANSWERS t-11•15 Stuoid -Otter- QueU - Damage • DUTIES ' , The law professor told his class, ·u you stana VP I~ your rights you'd better nol fall down on your DUTIES._ ARLO & JANIS out., I" w~~n;o YO() Tll CQ.IIo.~ !>IT WITH 1'-~, fOO .' �. -- .~ -.• www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page B6 .' ' Friday, September 16, 2005 . .. LMNe ALONG THE RIVER The Maples: A place to call'home', Cl Big Ten Teams W l Put. Illinois 0 0 .000 Indiana 0 0 .000 Mich. State 0 0 .000 Minnesota 0 0 .000 N'westem 0 0 .000 Penn State 0 0 .000 Wisconsin 0 0 .000 Purdue . 0 0 .000 Ohio State 0 0 .000 Iowa 0 0 .000 Michigan 0 0 ,000 Overall W l Pet. 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 ·2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 2 0 1.000 1 0 1.000 1 1 .500 1 1 .500 1 1 .500 AROUND THE BIG TEN Michigan State at Nci. 10 Notre Dame It was a vert1cal Jump worthy of Michael Jordan. Two weeks ago, . Jotre Dame got one vote in Thll Assoc1ated Press College football poll and that was for 25th place. After wins over Pittsburgh and MIChigan •. th e Fighting Irish. (2-0) leapt i'nto the top 10. Michigan State (2-0) brings gaudy offensive statistics 1nto Notre Dame Stadium after blowi ng out Kent State and Hawaii. The Spartans are averagi ng 592 yards a game on offense. Quarterback Drew Stanton has completed 78 percent of his passes and MSU has scored on 12 of the 20 drives he has led. For Notre Dame, Brady Qu1nn has thrown four touchdown passes and Darius Walker leads the team in rushing and is second 1n receivJng. No. 12 Purdue at Arizona . The Boile rmakers (1-0) got a strong performance from quarterback Brandon Kirsch (22 of 34 fcft .252 yards, two touchdowns) in a 49-24 win over Akron last week. Coach Joe 'Tiller was less thrilled with his team's pass defense, though, after it allowed th~ touch· down passes. · Arizona (1-1) struggled wi th Northern Anzona before wmning 31-121ast week and could be without its'two starting defensive ends because of injuries. Wisconsin at North Carolina The Badgers 12 -0) have scored 56 and 65 po1nts 1n wins over Bo\\1ing Green and Temple. Quarterback John Stocco has completed 69 percent of his passes and tail back · Brian Calhoun is ave raging 150 yards a game. North Carolina [0-1·) threw a scare into No. 16 Georpja Tech be·fore losing 27-21 in its only game. Other games Saturday Eastern Michigan at MIChigan Northern Iowa at Iowa Central Mich1gan at Penn State Illinois at California Kentucky at lnd1ana Florida Atlantic at Minesota Northwestern at Anzona State OSU TOMI.fADERS Interceptions Passing Yards 221 Three tied with 1 Zwick Rushing Yards Tackles 22 Pittman 175 Hawk tackles for lOss Receptions . Holmes 9 Touchdowns Holmes Hawk 4 Miami (Ohio) Texas . @ Minnesota lllino1s Northwestern @Michigan lei 2005 The uma TBA TBA TBA TBA News. Reprodvetion of all rx any por1JOO of tl11S matelial 5 prohibited ~ express coosef1\. " ·~t ·jnaveay@l1manews.com 419-993-2087 Ohio State football players. But he stepped forward and too.k questions. · The senior tight.end said he spent a sleepless night after the game. "I'm not going to lie. I think about it sometimes. But you have to check if it was, I went to the web sites of a half-dozen universities whose football teams have a tradition of success. · At each site, !typed the name of a prominent player or a player with a distinctive · name. ,In a few minutes, I could have had e-mail addresses for all six players. Big-time college athletic programs wrap their athletes in a protective cocoon in many ways. That they · haven't shored up this portal is surprising. SPORTS • Friday's high school football action. See B section. f THIS WEEK'S OPPONENT: SAN DIEGO STATE San Diego State's leading rusher. Defensive line He is averaging 73 yards a game Ohio State held all Texas runafter sitting out all of last season ners not named Vince 'mung to because of a broken leg. He was an average of two yards a cany a 1,000-yard rusher 1n 2003 bwt last week. After Young gained 52 it remains to be seen if he is fully . yards on his first three carries, he Quarterbacks recovered from his injury. averaged 1.4 yards a canyon his After a two-quarterback system Advantage: Even last 17 attempts. didn't produce a victory against Receivers Mike Kudla is still the only deTexas last Saturday, coach J1m fensive lineman witha quarterSantonio Holmes leads·Oh1o. Tressel decided on Monday that back sack. Jay Richardson forced Troy Sm1th would start at quarter- . State with nine receptions in two a fumble against Texas. games and has two of Ohio back and Justin Zwick would go San Diego State's defensive State's three touchdown catches. to the bench. line is on the small side, with But more attention has been foSmith brings a running dimenthree of the four starters weighing sion to OSU's offense that Zw1ck cused on Ted Ginn Jr.'s lack of big 255 pounds or less. Antwan Applays than on Holmes' conSistent didn't. He also brings a fiery attiplewhite, a 235-pound sophotude. But, like any quarterback,' production. . more defensive end, leads the OSU 's receivers had several he wants to talk about throwing way With 2'h sacks. drops against Texas, including two the ball. Asked 1f he was most Advantage: Ohio State by Ginn, one by Anthony Gonzalez. dangerous on unplanned runs, Sm1th said, "I think )'m dangerand one by tight end Ryan Hamby Unebackers ous dropping liack and passing." in the end zone, so there is room A.J. Hawk was the Big Ten DeAfter losing hi&startngJob be- for improvement. San Diego State fensive Player of the Week after cause of a two-game suspension ranks No. 112 nationally in pass getting 12 tackles, two quarterfor taking a ~ft from a booster, · defense, so improvement could back sacks, an interception and Smith should be detenmined to be on the horizon. a fumble recovery against Wide' receiver Jeff Webb (13 keep it for a long time. Texas. CarpenSan Diego ~tate's Kevin O'Con- catches, 162 yards, 1 TD) is San ter saysBobby he is feeling nell, a 6-foot-6, 200-pound · Diego State's top pass catcher. no after-effects sophomor~. has completed 66 Advantage: Ohio State from the sprained percent of his passes but has Offensive line ankle he playec more interceptions (three) than Sa,n Oi. e go State has the colthrough against touchdown passes (two). lection of 300-pounqers on the the longhorns. Advantage: Ohio State offensive line every NCAA Division Ominously for Running backs I football team seems to have San Diego State, these days. Four of the five · Hawk says OSU's Antonio Pittman rushed for 75 defense·needs to 1myards against Texas after gaining Aztecs interior linemen weigh more than 300 pounds. prove after giving up ,100 yards against Miami. He is All 1M! have started sometime 382 yards to Texas. ave ra~ng 5.6yards a cany. dunng their career but none has . "We have to tackle But he and the rest of Ohio earned all-Mountain West Conbetter if we want to be a State's running backs might be terence honors. n,e Aztecs are great defense," he said. under-wor1<ed around the goal averaging 409 yards a game total Middle linebacker line. In 11 plays inside the 20yard line aga1nst Texas, only one offense and 160 yards rushing a FreddY Keiaho ieads the Aztecs with 21 tackles. was a cany by a running back, a game, compared to 318 total yards and 135 yards rush1ng a OSU's starters, Hawk, three-yard gain by P1ttman. Carpenter and Anthony Don't be surprised if the Buck- game for Ohio State. OSU's line left a big ques\Jon Schlegel are all se: eyes roll out a little bit more.of a niors. San Diego · ,power running game against San mark hafl!'Jng in the air CMJr Ohio State's three firstDiego State, which ranks 101st Stadium against Texas 1M1en the, team linebackers are nationally in rushing defense. The Buckeyes could get only one touchdown out of lour possessions two sophomores and Aztecs have lost 44-21 to UCLA that begen deep in the longhorns' a redshirt freshand 41-29 to Air Force. Lynell Hami~on, who ran for 69 terTito!y. Texas' defense had quite a • man. yards when Ohio State sneaked bit to do with tha~ though. Advantage: Ohio State Advantage: Ohio State by the Aztecs 16-13 in 2003, is Alook at the key matchups in the game between No. 9 Ohio State (1·1) and San Diego State (0-2) on Saturday at Ohio Stadium: Defensive backs . San D~ State has not Intercepted a pass thiS season and I1S startng defensiVe backs have tihree career interceptiOns total in tiheir careers. Cornerback Donn~ Baker hac_two interqeptions last season. Dante Whitner had another productive game for OSU against Texas with seven tackles and a quarterback sack. Ohio State allowec 270 yards passing to Texas' Vince Young but there were few glanng breakdowns. Even Jim Nave.au's Player of the Week ~_.;I pole at Ohio Stadium in zone? What year did Ohio known then as lB ·AJ. Hawk Hawk led OhiO State in tacl<les (12}. interoepted a [l35§, recc:M3red a fumble and hac two QB SaCks 1n a 25-22 loss toTexas. play in the Big Ten , Conference? io State fQotball e NFL draft? Ansut s: 1. 146 feet 2. 1913 3. Dick Heekin, running back, in 1936 in the eighth round by the New '1bl1< Giants Beegle, union working to save jobs J. R EED prepared to i~ S liC two-week er to formula te a sc heduling layoff notices lo th ree more arrangement that would allow men Friday. deputies to remain on the job POMEROY - . Meigs Beegle said he has no acldi- - working 40 hours per work County Sheriff Rohen Beegle Iiana! funds m transfer inlo hi s and getting pa id for 24. expected to issue layoff s:tlarics line item, and that any Deputies now work eightnotices to three more deputies additional funds for payroll hour shifts, with one officer on Friday, as he and depu ties wo uld have to come fro m · on . duty each shift, but · worked ,on . a scheduling county commissioners or other Pa'rtcrso n sa id the work arrangement to keep e_ight general fund departmen ts. schedule may be adjusled to remaining deputies on staff. Deputy Rick Pallerson, the I0, I 2 or even 24-hour shift s Beegle said Friday he will president of the deputies· if he and Bee2le can reach an need an additional $20,000 uni on, said th e men are wi ll- ag reeme nt. He · said union th rough year's end to. hold on ing to work some time wi th- members have expressed a to the staff remaining after out pay in order to stay on the willingness to donate time in two deputies were laid off payrolL Beegle and Patterson order to stay on the payroll . . two weeks ago, and he was said they plan to work togeth- · " It beats unemployment," BY BRIAN BR,EED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Patterson said Friday, ·'and we feel we can work out a schedule that wi ll al low ou r men to (Ontin ue working wh ile providing the besl cov -' erage we can for the county." . Patterson said tran sporting prisoners to jails outside the co unty presents a major obstacle 10 the sheriff" s departmen t operation, particu larly if staff is reduced furth er. When he issued the first two layoff notices on . Aug . 30, Beegle said he would be left with a "skeleton force ." OBIWARIES ~ntage: Ohio State I. I GALLIPOLIS - The twoday 142nd Annual Emancipation Day Ce lebration kicked off Page AS the Gallia County Saturday at • Monna Cooper Fick Junior Fairgrounds wi th spe ~ • Jason C. Hatfield cia! speakers, et hni c art dis• Ruby Crawford Spurlock play s. hi stori cal displ.ays, food vendors and · the· • Charles 'Bill' Watson . Emanci'pation Day Celebrations Scholarship Queen pageant. South Gallia High School junior Elizabeth Miller walked·away with the crown. • More revealed about First runner-up was adoptive parents of caged Chauntelle Williams. a senior at Buckeye Hill s Career children. See Page A2 Center, and second runner-up • Local Briefs. was Amanda Blackburn, ll See Page A3 _: sophomore at Gallia High Schoo'!. Academy • A Tale of Two Faces: " It's an honor to be cho·Plans advancing for sen," Miller said. "Thi s is world's first face un ique because it's the long · running celebration in the transplant. See Page AS U.S., bull think it 's cool. . • Money that Congress 'The other girls are great." set aside for evacuation Miller plans to trave l with Williams and Blackburn to plan went elsewhere. other festivals in Ohio See Page AS together to represent Gallia • World War 11 vet one C.ounty and the Emancipation Day Ce lebration as a group of few left to attend and not just as a queen .. reunion. See Page A6 She is the daughter of Pat • Ohio EPA.slates public and Doug Miller. of Patriot. Eac h contest<int re'ceived he~ring lor Sept. 27. money from the scholarship SEiePageA6 University of Rio Grande . The queen received a $500 '. scholarship. the first runnerup. $250 and the second runWEA1HER lan McNemar/ plloto ner-up, $250. Oak Hill Banks gave the 2004 Emancipation Day Celebration Scholarship Queen Carles ha Chambers, left, passes queen a $ 100 savings bond. the queen trophy to Elizabeth Mi ller, the 2005 Emancipation Day Celebration Scholarship Queen, Saturday during the 142rid Annual Emancipation Day Celebration at the Gallia .Please see Celebration, A2 County Junior Fa irgrounds . · INSIDE ,. ''Ws kind of Ike someone taking JOUr dog out and shooting him .In front of JOU and then JOU have to go pick him up and ,bury him." - · linebacker Bobby Carpemer about how much losing to Texas hurt When he ass umed office in January. Beegle hoped to quickly reopen the county jail, and th us save fund s set aside for housing th at could be used, in turn. 10 pay deputy salaries. The jai l. however, remains closed. Beeg le also attributes his financial difficuliies to the risi ng cost of gasoline, a 20 percenl increase in health insurance costs fo r employees and de lays in transfer ring custody of convicted county pri so ners to state prisons. It · ...,.... a eams Josll Huston tied an Ohio State record by kicking 1M! field goals against Texas. His only"miss was a · 50-yarder that came so close OSU radio annou~f'liul Keels called it gpod at first. Hust(;lt'l is 7 of 8 in the first two games. His longest kick of the season is a 45-yarder. San Diego State's Garrett Palmer is 3 of 3 this season and 15 of 24 fur his career. His longest kicklhis season was from 47 yards. Say what? Weekly Buckeye Brain Busters. $1 .50 • VoL :J<), :'lio. :~-l Pomeroy •Middleport • <:allipoli' • Sq>tt•mht••· 1H. :wo:; 'mung's game-winmng touchdown pass to Umas Sweed was thrown into an area where there . were two defenders. • . Advantage· Ohio state 3 W34-14 · l 25-22 SATURDAY SAN DIEGO ST. 3:30 P.M. Sept 24 Iowa Noon Oct 1 . BYE WEEK Del. 8 @ Penn Sl. TBA Oct. 15 Michigan St · TBA. Oct. 22 @ Indiana TBA Oct 29 Nov. 5 Nov. 12 Nov. 19 The Lima Nevvs age more idiots rather than . discourage them. But the surprise in·this incident wasn't that some clowns would shovel a load of spite into an e-mail and hit the "send" button. The revelation was how exposed the e-m~ of . both high-profile athleres and average college students are. One ofOSU's veteran players was surprised when another reporter and I told him his e-mail address and those of his tewrunares were listed. Ohio State isn't alone. To Ohio \'aile) l'uhli,hing ( 'o. Sacks 2 Hawk OSU SCHEDULE Sept 3 Sept. 10 . Jim Naveau move on," he said. "I was lying there [in the end zone) thinking, 'I wish that didn't happen.'·But it's part of life and you've got to deal with it." Apparently that wasn't enough for some need-to-get-alife fan8. The same guys, or someone who shared their lack of perspective, also reportedly sent critical e-mails to quarterback Justin Zwick. I hesitate to shine a light on this type of bad behavior for fear that it will only encour- . . tme . Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties Do college players need better blockerS? COLUMBUS - One thing we learned about Ohio State tight end Ryan Hamby this week: He's a lot tougher than a couple of knuckleheads who sent him nasty, unsigned e- mails because he dropped a possible touchdown pass in the end zone during OSU's 25-22 1oss to Texas last Saturday. H,am by had ~very reason not to make himself available for interviews on Thesday, the only day other than game day the media can talk with ' un An inside_look at this week's game , BIG TEN STANDINGS House of the week: Home works in rural or urban setting, Dl Michigan vs. : Ohio State SPENCER CROWNED QUEEN ~ • days until kickoff; Detail• on Page A8 INDEX 4 SF..cnONS- 24. PAGFS DOWNING CHILDS MULLENFARMMUSS£R.INSURANC£ • HOME • BUSINESS UFE • BONDS • MOBILE HOMES • HOSPITAUZAnON 188 EAST IECOIII_IT. • POIIEIIOY. IH ~-?......, ~,!_ • , ~-Q Around Town · A3 Calendars A3 Celebrations C4-s Classifieds D3-5 insert Comics Dear Abby A3 Editorials A4 · Movies C3 Obituaries As Regional A2 B Section Sports A6 Weather © 2005 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. . Braci'Shennan/ photo Melany Spencer. right, was crowned the 2005 River Valley Homecoming Queen during Friday's football game between the Raiders and Alexander. The game was delayed two hours because of lightning, forcing the ceremony indoors. She is pictured above with last year's Queen Kristina Naylor. In the background is Spencer's escort Aaron Angles. POMEROY When Roger Hysell came to work for Farmers Bank as a teller, . tlte old ·saying, "you ' re a name, nut a number," ' was the literal truth. His new bank had rio- account numbers. "A company called Ohio Valley Data Pr ocess in il fimilly came in to assign them," he recalls. "That was the beginning of · automation." He pauses and adds regretfu lly, "And it's gone on and on and on." · Roger. who retires on Sept. . 30 after 36 years with the bank. greatly prefers a more personal approach. Now executi ve vice president in charge of bank operations, l;le remains adamanl in his belief thai despi te the fmn tic pace of modern life. people still want personal service from the bank above all else. "Automation is a doubleedged sword . . Things that mak e it easier for us can sometimes make it harder for the customers. I' ve a!ways tried.to make sure that didn 't h~ppen here. "When I staned in 1969, Fanners Bank had one office . One drivi:-thru with one lane. There were adding machines. not computers. on the te ller ' Please see Hysell. A2 ln the past. Long ha> said that he recognizes tha t Racine is a neighbor and that the plant takes the co mmunity's conRACINE - Racine village officials cerns seriously. are encouraging · public participation' at Loi1g also em phasi zed that high sulfur Monday night's recessed counci l meeting coal is currently, being burned at Gavi n· which will include a visit from Chri s .but no touchdowns of blue plumes have Long. American Electric Power 's plant occurred due · to mitigation strategies environme nt al · coordinator for that were put in place afte r the 2001 . Mountaineer Plant in New Haven. W.Va. touchdowns. · Long wi ll be there to answer any quesThi s mitigation process keeps the sultions the community might have about fur dioxide at such a small concentration Mountaineer 's new $500 million flue gas that Lonu said it will not touch down. desulfurization ·(FGD) or "wet scrubber," Long also added lhat Mountaineer's which is under construction and due to be· wet scrubber will allow the plant 10 burn · completed in January 2007. high sulfur coal from a varie ty of sources, Raeine Village Council has raised con- not just the Philip Spor~ coal mine, and cerns stemming from the possible use of <JIIow them to burn it more cheaply than high sulfur coal from the old Bhilip Sporn low sulfur coal. · which in turn keeps coal mine in the new wet scrubber.' High prices competiti ve. sulfur coal was burned in AEP's Gavin Mountaineer will sti ll have to meet Plant when touchpowns of blue plumes federal guideli nes for the emission of of sulfuric acid aerosols occurred in sulfur dioxide when the wet scrobber is · Cheshire in 2001. . · . Mountaineer ·Plant, which is in closer comp l eted ~ ''When we start up we will have a proximity to Racin'e than the plant's of sulfur dioxide mitigacombination hometown of New Haven . currently bums low sulfur coal to meet sulfur diox- tion strategies in place so we won't · ide e.mission limits. Please see Scrubber, A2 BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM • SPECIAL TO THE SUNDAY TIM ES-SENTINEL Public input sought at 'scrubber' meeting BY BETH SERGENT • BY MARILYN MARTIN � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. 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