https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/725befac5250e225ebd3be82363ec383.pdf c936cd1e4a6d11bc26ceb482ce166457 PDF Text Text • Thursday, September 29, 2005 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page BB • Fall Car Care edition inside today's Sentinel 'Does open Hocking play at Fed Hock, Bt " ~ 11 you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR T11is Week. C/o The Gaston Gazette. RO. Box 1893, Gastonia, NC 28053 Nt: X. t t L .. C\.J ... SEtUES BUSCH SERIES year's winner: Dale Earnhardt Jr. Quillfylng record: Bill Elliott. Ford, 212.809 mph, Apnl 30. 1987. top 10 posit ions cnanged Last year's winner : ;;o < I· :\i 'l S • \ ol. :;:;. ~o . :n Joe Last year's winner: Jam ie hands. Kyle Busch finished second, giving . Jo hnson's . rookie teammate three nnishes of fourth or better 1n his Nemechek · McMurray Qualifying record: Michael Wal-QuallfylnC record: Mike trip, Chevrolet. 178.365 mph, Bliss, Ford, 94.275 mph, Oct. 4, 2003. April16.1999. Race record : Mark Martin, past four races. Veterans Race Record: Jeff Green. Ford, Race Record: Jon Wood, Ford, 188.354 mph, May 10, Rusty Wallace and Mark Mar- 129.125 mph, Sept. 29,2001. Ford, 72.069 mph·, Oct. 18, 1997. tin enhanced their title hopes Last week: Dodge driver Ryan 2003. ' Lasl week: Jimm re Johnson ,with fin ishes of third and Newman ran his winning streak Last week: Todd Bodine drove a Chevrolet to VICtory at fourth, respectively. It was · to four race s, winning the Dover drove a Toyota to victory at Dover International Speed - Johnson 's first victory since way. which marked hiS th ird the Coca-Cola 600 at Lowe's ' • Southern stuns Lady Eagles. See Page 81 200 by 1.343 seconds over Las Vegas Motor Speedway, Clint Bowyer. who narrowed Mar· holding off Ted Musgrave , in Motor Speedway in May, and it was career victory No . 17 . 18th , meaning that a strin·g of · Marvin Panch and Curtis Turn· 13 stra ight top-10 finishes er for 37th place all-time. IN THE- SPOTLIGHT ELLIOTI SADLER NEXTEL CUP SERIES · No. I· FEUD OF THE WEE I\ v 38 M&M 's FORD E R s had qne race to Stew.lt' didn't figon was having' such a bad at Ociver, where his average entering the race had ~.. . , 5.08. Eighteenth place ~· was actually better than Stewart , . probably deserved. , •1> A footnote from beyond the ;.,. .Chise's borders: The reunion of · Dale ~mhaM Jr. and Tony Eury >i:. Jr•.-has brought immediate re~- suitS. A1freak mistake cost Earn: , hard) a decent finish at Dover, "' but he drove one of the fa ster Ccars on t11e track. Only his brake ;. probiem prevented him from · having a shot at a victory. '- ~>In the first two race-offs . Kyle ~ Busch has positioned himself to · be the ' have-not' most likely to win a race in a format des1gned to highlight the ' haves: 1> Four drivers who won races in -\ · 2004- Rusty Wallace. Mark · Martin, Elliott Sadler and Joe :•·'· Nemechek- still haven 't won ~- ttils }'ear. ~·· .;:!> Never say never. Reigning " champion Kurt Busch finds him' sell trailing Johnson bi 170 points, but his hale is no deeper :.:. than the one Johnson dug for ,. himself In the opening weeks of ... the 2004 Chase. Johnson ralWJI~Ite ..wn.at .Driver believes unified teams strengthened with more knowledge By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week The year has been a downer for Elliott Sadler, the 30-year-old Ford driver who stood third in the Nextel Cup points standings as recently as late June. Sadler faile\1 to make the Chase, which left him philosophical as well as, at the conclusion of the most 're· cent race in Dover, Del. , racing for 11th in the season rankings. "We (Sadler and teammate Dale Jarrett) are two of 30-something teams that are very fru strated after Richmond of not making the chase, and we're all team players, and we all want. to run well;' said Sadler. "We feel that we should run well. To drive for Robert Yates is a great honor, and he's been a winner and a champion, and we , all think we need to do that each and every year or have a shot at it." So, predictably, Yates : the owner, is making changes and trying to improve the chemistry at a team that won a championship with Jarrett in 1999. Todd Parrott, Sadler's c.rew chief, is moving back to Jarr~tt's operation. Kevin Buskirk is handling crew-chief duties for Sadler for the time being. "We have nine races to see if this is getting .us in the right direction," said Sadler. "We're coming up to some good tracks for us, and, hopefully, we can put what we've learned into play, and we'll just see how it all plays out." Sadler, from Emporia, Va. , is · a three-time winner in NASCAR's premier series. His first victory occurred at Bristol on March 25 , .2001 , while driving for the Wood Brothers. The most recent victory was at California Speedway on Sept. 5, 2004. . "I actually am pretty pumped up for the rest of the season," Sadler concluded. "I can't wait becau se I think Todd (Parrott) is definitely going to get the (No.) 88 (Jarrett) running better than its run this summer. I think we're going to continue on the pace that we' re running on, and I think that, with them being that much better, we can kind of 'leapfrog' . . each oth· . ,,. lied to win four times and '· .: mlssed 'out on the title by only ·• elgrrt points. ·' I> Only two drivers in the Chase •: failed to Change positions in the ' ranking& In week two. Ryan Newt..' malnemains third, and Busch t1: remains 10th. · ·<1> NeWman has won the last four : Busch Series races he's en' tered·; but he hasn't technically ~- ~n ,/Oyr In a row. He didn't en.,. ter two of t11em. ;; 1> Newman Is also the only driver ; ·wlth top-five flnlshes in both the ,: 'Chase race~ So far. !. ·; ~. . '\ \!~'H.._-, S IHOf &.\ t"'tL" V'r~'ll s i"ttiO r second race of subpar cl\amJfl<llrt I~ u Jeff Gordon th'e drivers & Supply Co. s Jamie McMurray Jeff Gordon vs. Jamie McMurray Gordon blamed McMurray for the crash on lap 292 that relegated him to 37th place at Dover. ' I th ink that maybe his (McMurray's) spotter told h1mlle was clear, and he just turned left going-into turn three and wreckec himself. unfortunately, and a bunch of us other guys." McMurray. said Gordon, "just Oat took everybody out." NASC~R Thli Week'a Monte Dutton gives his take: ' McMurray was the culprit in the latest of Gordon's misadVentures. 'We defi· nitely weren't too good at t~e beginning of the race ; Gordon admitted,' and track position has played a role in his recurring problems. He often seems to be caught 1n heavy traffic when crashes occur." FAN "1'1 • ..,.5 Geoffrey Bodine to host Jan. bobsled extriiY8CIIIWI Geoffrey Bodine, who has been instrumenta l in the design of bobsleds used by U.S. Olympic, athletes, is hosting a Bobsled Challenge on Jan. 5-9 in Lake Placid, N.Y., at the Verizon Sports Comp lex. The event will r,aise funds to Improve sled technology for the American team. I EGENOS ANO lOIIE Indy ~ did not have as muc~ NASCAR auccen The great Johnny Rutherford won th ree Indianapolis 500s but visited victory lane only once in just a hand- . ful of NASCAR appearances. Rutherford. driving a Dodge, won one of the two 100-mile qualifyi ng races precedIng the 1963 D~ytana 500. That wouldn't be considered an official vic· tory by present standards, but at that time, drivers were awarded points for thetr showing In those eveots. YOUR LFTftPS TtJJ~N FROM OcR RE40€PS NBC, how - John Clark/NASCAR Th is week. Elliott Sadler hopas to benefit !rom Robert Yates Racing's moves to Improve chemistry. The team recently moved crew chief Todd Parrott back with Dale Jarrett's crew, and Kevin Buskirk will handle Sadler's crew-chief duUes on a temporary basis. er and kind of make our teams better. "Instead of just kind of one team going in a direction and the other following, I think now we can go our separate ways, learn some things, put it to- gether and make both teams stronger. l r_ea1ly oelieve that." ·Contact Monte Dutton ilt hmduttonSO@aol.com. min you hy doesn't NBC broadcast the races? I have only seen one (and) that was the Indy race. I have 51!_~ one since FoK stopped. W Tom Chappell Kokomo, Ind. During the ffrst half of the season, not all the rc;ces ~;·ere on Fv;.; either. Some were on FX, its cable partner, and now some are.on TNT, NBC's cable partner. The ffnal eight races, beginning ·with Talladega on Ocr. 2, are all on NBC. I' RII>.\Y, SEJYrEMRER :~o. :.!11115 """·m)d:.il"''"ti•wl.•·um Revitalization group focusing on visible results BY BRIAN J. REEO BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL. COM MIDDLE PORT - A committee working on revitalizaiipn of downtown Middleport. after spending months-prioritizing the objective s of .the project, will now beg in to focus on visibl e signs of progress. Meeting Thursday morning, the group, made up of Middleport merchants, resident s, and offi cia ls, broke out int o small groups to address objectives set forth by the co mmittee in past meetings. Those objeclives were developed based on discussion al public mee tin gs, commitlee gatherin gs and a market-based retail survey completed earlier this year. Amon, !hose ob ·ectives are g_ j . d encouragmg an mcrease ·mvo 1vemen t among· v1-11 age o 1-1-1cials , beautification efforts - lin Truex Jr.'s pornts lead to 26. a Dodge, by .297 of a second. Chevy driver David Starr Chase. Tony Stewart finished tying him with Jeff Burton. · finished third. victory of the season and gave him the lead in the ·n e Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio · CRAFTSMAN TRUCK Race: UAW'Ford 500 ended. Ste.:art relinquished Race: United Way 300 Race: Kroger 200 Where: Talladega (AI_a.) Su· the points lead after a seven· Where: Kansa s (C1ty. Kan .) Where : Martmsville (Va .) perspeedway (2.Q66 miles). race run. He is now tied with Speedway (1.5 mrlesl . 200 Speedway (.526 mile). 200 188 laps/ 501.208 miles . Biffle for fifth place in the · laps/ 300 miles . • laps/105.2 miles . When: Sunday. Oct. 2 points standings. Eight of the When: Saturday, Oct. 8 When: Saturday, Oct. 22 L~st \.. such as cleaner streets and sidewalks and the creation of murals ' and other decoraliv.e elements and the development of the down tow n di strict as a destination. A group who chose 10 work downtown beautification wil l seck volunteer groups to sweep streets, create communi ty tlags, and plant seasonal llowers in new planters along North Second Avenue, to show the commu nity that the et'fo~.ts to improve the downtown shopping district have tangible resu lts. Karl Runser of the Institute for Local Government and Rural Developmelll,. Wh<l , has bee n h1red as a fac ilitator tor the pro· JCCt, e mph!t s1 z:~ the Importa nce ol s how111? the eo m~umty some VIS ible s 1 ~~s of progress. Do~ng so. he sa1d . wil l help. spark enthusiasm for the rev11ahza110n · d h 1 t110se who proJect an s ow 11at Please see Results, AS This group representing the leadership committee addressing revitalization of downtown . Middleport toured the downtown shopping district to identify ways of beautifying it. Susan Baker, owner of Ohio River Bear Co .. Brenda Phalin and Donna Hartson of the University of Rio Grande Crossroads program. and Erin Rou sh, Coordinator of the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce , will see to the placement of seasonal flowers and oversee other street beautifi cation efforts. Brian J. Reed/ photo ' • ;~£ Author turns trauma into a book BY BETH Shelly sole bidder on paving project SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILY SENT IN E'L.COM OBITUARIES POMEROY - For most~people. some of BY BRIAN J. REED life's traumas stay with them no matter how BREED@ MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Page AS old they gel. For author Michele Zirkle Starcher, now • Hazel Burton, 95 POMEROY -The Shelly 36, the trauma of her parent's divorce, which Co. was lhe sole bidder on a • Iva Cremeans, 97 happened when she was '14, has remained one-mile pavj ng project in • Freda Durham, 81 with her, inspiring her to write the book "The Letart Township. Ornery Angel." . • Tammy Hutton, 35 Meigs County Starcher, who will be signing copies of her Commiss ioners, - meetmg book from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. on Saturday a[ the Thursday. afternoon, opened Pomeroy Library. said that her story reflects the bid of the Thor and the struggles she dealt with as a teenager referred i1 to Grants growing up with divorced parent s. · · Administrater Jean Trussell ''The Ornery Angel" is non -fiction with • A Hunger For More. for review. The bid , of spiritual undertones due to the fact that it $35 ,036.50, was just below . See Page A2 centers around what she de.scribes as a th e engineer 's estimate, • Blessed are the meek. · "church going famil y." Trusse ll. said . The tirst sentence of her book's back cover See Page A2 ' Tiie project. which ca ll s for both describes and sets up the s~ ory's conflict the paving of John son Road · • Local Briefs. with "One youn g woman's world is changed (T-316) will be financed drastically when her Pentecostal preacher See Page AS through lhe coumy"s allocahas an alTair with her mom, causing both 10 • For the Record. tion through the Community . divorce ."· Deve lopment 'Block Grant See Page AS Starcher has changed some of lhe names formula program . A l;lid and places to protect her own privacy as well award is ex pected next week. as her family 's which also allowed her 'to write the personal story. Please ~ee Bidder, AS WEATIIER However. the book does speak candidl y about Starcher's experie nces with the breakup of a family, running away, drinking. stealinjun~d ing and trying to fit in with other teens, Throughout her experiences as a teenager, Starcher injects humor in pl ace of self-pity when explaining her journey with self-esteem and find ing her way back to the church. StAFF REPORT Starcher said she wrote the book to encourNEWS@MYDAILYSENT INEL.COM age teenagers, espec ially those with divorced parents. "When peo ple are dealing wilh life MIDDLEPORT . - Aaltering .circumstances, th ey often fee l Belh Sergent/ photo Middleport boy · seri ously alone," she said. " I want them 10 know thai Meigs County native and Cl ifton, W.Va. resident Michele Zirkle Starc her poses . injured Wedq_esday evening Details on Page AS they aren't alone and that there is hope." with her first book "The Ornery Angel. " The book is part spiritual non-fiction , pa-rt ·· whe_n he was strnck b y a car Starcher is also a language ans teacher al teenage self-help and centers around a young girl coping with her parent's was reported 111 cnuca l conWahama Junior and· Senior High Sc hool. " I 1011ddonl ThutrsdpaY: divorce. Starcher. who is also a teacher at Wahama, will have ·a book signing dnM Ch. f · · s d h p L'b 1 cpor o 1tee te s Please see Author, AS from 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. thi S atu r ay at t e omeroy 1 rary. Bruce Sw ifl said Charle Fitchpatrick. 13. was riding 2 SEC110NS - 12 PAGES east on his bicycle on Calendars A6 General Hartinge r Park at . : ' . 8:20-p.m. when he was strnck · Classifieds B2-4 whtcb oper- .Ohio .DeparltllCill of Health money we have left now by a vehicle d1iven by David BY CHARLENE HoEFliCH ates the cl inic. and · we 're getting ready to we ' II be able to continue to ComiCs Bs HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM said this week apply for a dental sa fely rie.t operate throu gh spring," said B. McClure. age and address . Dear Abby A6 thai "there is grant , but we reall y w(Ht' t Marshall adding 'Tm doing . unreported. MIDDL EPORT . Th e · Fitchpatrick was transportno plan to know abo ut that until some talking and crunching ed lo Cabe ii -Hun ti ngton hian Dental Clinic in Editorials A4 Appalac numbers. We wa nI 10 ·. do Hosp ita l in Huntin gton, ·close down January. 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With every stride forward, his eyes nitted back and forth noting with sad interest the little altars to nothing that adorned the buildings in the city. Altars to nothmg? The peo· pie who butlt them up must have thought that they meant somethtng - at least 111 the beginning. The man scowled as he thought o'f it. One '·god'' to whom some pr.1ycd was credited for bring111g abundant harvests . Another for granllng lertility to would-be mothers. And vet another for bestowing heaith and healing. In fac:t. as the man looked up and down the street of Athens. it. was atlun;ldntly clear th.lt the number of different "gods" worshtped by the restdents of the Clly, as we lt as 1ts unmedtate surroundmgs. outnumbered all hts lingers and toes. "But noile oltheir prayers arc ever reall y he,lfd." he sighed to himself. None of these supposed "gods" even had e<lfs to he.tr the supplications of those who med out to them. Nor had t11ey eyes to see the faces of tl10se who worshtpped them Whether blocks ol stone. lumps of wood, or even precious metals ltke silver or gold. they don't have he,U1s to even care. These little tables with offermgs set upon them'' These little stands by which· people occasionally pause atld pray? They really were altars to nothing. The man. whose name was Paul, felt heartsick and deeply Pastor distressed by the misdirected Thom devonon of the inhabitants of · Mollohan this lutle comer of the Roman Empire. As he made his way through the town. he could not qlllte make up his mmd whether or not he wanted to grind his teeth in his frustration over the were real, why would you worship stolen frQm the one. pray to· them? They would true God; or if he would simply JU St as likely squash you like weep at the "losmess" of the an insect as reward you'" · people here who were blindly In addition to the abundance throwing away thetr lives on of idol worship in the city, spintual imposters. there were two powerful During the few d<~ys that he schools of philosophy as well. waited in Athens for hi s ge nerally contending with one friends ;md associates. Silas . another, but both looking down and Timothy. w.ts so their noses at the more "ignomoved that he tiriilly b~gan rant" religions that swirled to boldl y talk with whomever around them. The Stoics, on he had opportumty. challeng- the one hand, were the scienllfmg the spiruual dementia that ically minded. Everything has had beset the cuy. · a cause and effect, they decidHe pointed out to some that ed, and something isn' t ncccsthcit ideas of"gods" were little sanly true just because a permure than people with super · son believes 1t to be true. Most powers They might throw a Stoics adopted a simple te" lightning bolts <!found. or lifesty le, disdaining lazy and give a magical golden touch purposeless living. and theoaway. but they had linle real rized that anything that is gencontro.l of the physical uni· uinely true is also discernable verse and vinually no control by the humun senses. whatsoever over thci r own "Whate~er is true can be discovered and if it ~annat be dispassions and prejudices. "These 'gods' that you wor· covered. 1! isn' t true." ship." he explaiiled, "are tickThe group of Epicureans, on le. spiteful. apathetic and alto· the other hand, said that life gether seltish. Even if they was all about happiness and 9e .pleasure. They believed and taught that truth was entirely in a person's perception, and that even a madman upheld truth as long as he truly believed what he said he believed. Ultimately, "pleasure is good and pain ts bad'~ was the mantra of the Epicurean philosophy. Still, it was Athens. and being what was generally considered the cultural hub of the known world, the one thing that folks who lived there enjoyed was the arguing of ideas. As such, they became very interested (at tirst) m what Paul had to say. He soon found occasion to share, not only in the marketplace and in the synagogue, but also the biggest meeting place in town: The Areopagus (or "Mar's Hill"). So. after they had settled themscl ves down and were prepared to hear what he had to say, Paul took .a deep breath and began. "Men of Athens! I see that in every way you are very religious. For as I walked around and looked carefully at your objects of worship, I even found an altar wtth this inscription: 'TO AN UNKNOWN GOD.' Now what you worship as somethmg unknown I am gomg to proclaim to you" (Acts 17:22-23 NIV). And proclaim he did. He ex pounded to them the glory of a Creator Who is not the product of mere human hands or imaginlltion. Indeed, even the F'J!llowship Apostolic great marble temples that . and started to leave the dwarfed all other buildings. in Areopagus, he found some the city coulq not possibly who were following him. house Him for all of heaven and They wanted to know more. They wanted to receive more earth could not contain Him. Paul then aeclared to them than just knowledge: They the incomprehensible might were ready ro receive life. and majesty of the One that Soon Dionysius, ,.member of human senses cannot fathom the Areopagus council; and a or absorb. He told them of the local woman named Damaris, One Who is perfectly rationale who was quite innuential, but is also mysterious, cloaked. turned from their sin and past by His infinite transcendence. selfishness, renounced all forAnd finally he spoke to them mer and phony philosophies about justice, a clear and sharp and religious ideas, and mvit·warning to those in his pres- ed Jesus into their lives as ence that all men and women Lord and Savior. were in fact accountable for Even as they and others the choices that they make and became spiritually reborn, the ways they live their lives. Paul could only smile. When As the idol worshipers, the he had come, the city of Stoics and the. Epicureans lis- Athen s was nothing bur a tened 10 him, some began to wasteland of moral and spirisneer, particularly w~en he tual confusion, but here there brought up Jesus and His ·resur- were now a group of believers rection. They had come to lis- who would hold up the true ten, but only to listen -· just a~ light and life of Jesus Christ. they had always done. They "God did this so that men had no interest in openness or would seeUiim and perhaps truth or any message other than reach out<'"for Him and find their own. They were there only Him, though He is not far from for the entenainment value. each one of us. For in Him we But some found themselves live and move and have our strangely stirred when Truth being" (Acts 17:27-28a NIV). began to speak sotily through (Thom Mollohan and his . the voice of Paul. When he family have ministered in had finished , they approached .southern Ohio the past 10 him and said, "We want to years. He is the pastor of hear you again on this subject" Pathway Community Church (Acts 17:32 NIV). A hunger · and may be reached.for comfor more than human wisdom ments or questions by e-mail was awakening within them. at pastorthom@pathwaygalAnd when Paul stepped down lipolis.com). 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Of course, <IS with these other qualities of the blessed lite, we have other examples. In the Book of Nuq1bers we read, "Now the man Moses was very meek. more than all men that were on the face of the earth." And. in fact. God chose him "for hi s faith fulness and meekness." N0thing at all is even intimated aboUt weakness. So far from bemg weak God "made htm great to the terror ol his enemies." And, at course, the author of Hebrews tells as that Moses "constdered abuse suffered for Christ to be . ·r greater than the treasures of Egypt. for he was 1ooking ahead to the reward. Bv faith he left Egypt. unafraid.of the king's anger.. ." So how could he be a great terror, unafraid of kings, willing to suffer abuse, and be weak at the same time? Because he was meek, not weak. ·Perhaps. then,'we should put to rest once and for all any idea that being meek is somehow an admission of weakness. Weakness. after all, does not claim the earth as an inher, itance. Yet our Lord said the meek shall inherit the eanh. So II meekness is not w~ak­ ness. what is 11? Many modem English translations no longer even use the word "meek," usmg the word "humble" instead. And this JS tempting but is meekness really just a synonym for humility? After all , we already have humility in the lirst beatitude. in the "poor in spirit" Was the Lord merely making ano)her promise for those who are humble, or JS there at least so (fie shade' of difference? · was very self-disciplined and good-mannered. Above all, she trusted the Lord and was totally submissive to Him. Consequently, in a very real Rev. sense, she inherited the earth. Jonathan Beyond winning t~e Nobel Noble Peace Prize and so many other prestigious honors and awards of · recognitton, it seemed she knew most of the great leaders of the world and commanded their respect. Well , meekness is, of Perhaps more importantly. course, closely related - so though, she won the love and closely related that one might admiration of millions upon wonder if you can have one millions of very common, without the other - but there ordinary people. Her name is something unique about ·became one of the most recmeekness that sets· it apart ognized in the world, her face from humility. As James M. familiar around the globe. Above all, in a very true Boice points out in his exposition of this beatitude, better sense, though she livt:d worct· for 'meek' would be among the poorest of the ·gentle ... ' It is the gentleness ' poor, she had everything in of love. good manners, self- life she needed and she di sc ipline, and, above all, enjoyed living. And she lived quietly trusting and submit- a very thankful life of peace ting to God ." without fear 'of anything ... Not · surprisingly, Mother except, perhaps, the fear of Teresa comes to mind as an · someone sufferil)g when she example of meekness. could help. She was meek Certain! y she loved and she and she mherited the earth. ChC!ihire Baptiil ChuKh I' t ~tor Stcv..: Lmlc, Sunday SdJUol 9.30 .un, Morn111g Wo~ h 1p 10 ~0 am. Sunday eVCillng. 6 lO pm We tlrtc ~c l:l~' 6 l0pm Hope Haplisl Chun:h (Southern) ~70 Gram Sl Mrddlepn n Sunday sc hool 1J )0 u rn , Wt)fljhtp - II .tm and 6 pm , W~ dnc ~d.l) Servi~.;C · 7 p m. Kulland First Baptist Chun.:h Su nd.Ly Sl!hrKJI - '} JO am , Wnr~h1p 104'1 ,j 11\ 1 1 om~ roy Fi~l Haptist )till Hmc kcn East Muin S1 , Su nday WoNhlp · 10·00 am Wed B1hlc P~ s lor St tld V6 3ll pm First Southl'rn Hapdsr 411172 Pom..:roy P1ke, Pas\or E. Lamar 0 . Br~.mt, Sunday Sehoul . 9 30 am , Wtl r~h•p K.l'ltllll.. I) 4'1:~rn & 7 00 pm .. Wednc ~da y S cn' •~cs. "People like this are genuinely blessed," Boice says. "They also possess the earth because they take what God spreads before them and enjoy it, while others fight for more and fail to enjoy even what they have." The great and wise Solomon certainly agreed : "The one who loves money is never satisfied with money. and whoever loves wealth is never satisfied with income . This too is futile ." And futility. just about perfectly sums up life lived without meekness- a life of always wanting more, never having quite enough, obnoxiously grasping at everything yet truly possessing nothing at all, least of all any sense of peace and satisfaction. So what is meekness? Really· it is a life .lived in the holy fear of God. "Riches and strength build up confidence, but the fear of the Lord is bener than either. There is no want in the fear of the Lord, and with it there is no need to seek tor help. The fear of the Lord is Re a garden of blessing ... " A life lived in the fear of the Lord is a life lived meekly , because this tear is one of pro· found respect and adoration, trust and total dependence leading to self-discipline and obedience in the humble acknowledgment that our total worth and value as a person derives from God alone. This being so, then. we will certainly be good-mannered and exude a spirit of love toward others. recognizing that they. too, are of as much value in the grand sche.me of things as we are. This is all a lite without fear, as we are taught, a life without want, a glorious life lived m the d ,·inc garden of blessing. Indeed, the meek are the strongest, most confident and courageous, most secure people on earth. This is far .from an embarrassing quality. far from anything of which to be ashamed. This is a quality to be admired and sought after. Bur are we so meek? 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Waller E Hcmz, Sat Con 4 4~-5 . I 5p m.. M.ss- 5.30 p .m , Sun Con - 8 · 4~-9 15 n m .. Sun Ma~s - 9.30 11m, D:uly ~ass! 8 30 am Church of Christ HemiiK'k Gron Christian Church M1mster Larry Brown, Wor~h1p . 9 10 <t.JU. Sunduy School - 10.30 a rn., B1ble Study - 7 p.m Pomeroy Churt'h or Christ 212 W Ma111 51. Sunday School - 9.30 am, Worship 10:30 a.m.. 6 p m, Wed ne!ida.y Scr\'lc:cs • 7 p m Pomeroy We5ll!ilde Cburth.of Christ Childr en's Home Rd, Sundlly St•hnol - I I am ,·WiJJ'Ship . lOam , 6 p.m. Wednesday S~rvtces · 7 p m. ~U26 Middleport Church or Christ 51h 1tnd Mam, Pa~lor AI Hartson, Youth Muu~lc:r Josh Ulm, Sunday Sehoul ~ 9.30 a rn, Worship- 8 15. 10 30 am. 7 p m, Wcdnesdny Scrvrces - 7 p m Trinity Chun:h Second & L)nn. Pomeroy, Pa.uor. Rev Jnr.athan Noble, Worship 10·2~ a.m, Sunday School 9· I 5 a m ' ' ' Bill Quickel lnc. ServiCes Other Churches Amazing Grare Communlt) Churt'h Pastor Wayne Dunl<tp, State Rt biU Tuppers Platns, Sun Worsh1p: I0 am & 6.30 pm., ! hursdlly B1ble Study 7,00 p m Oasis Chrlsthm Fellowship . (Non-denommuuunal felloW~hrp) Meeung in the old American Legion Hall South Fourth Avtnue-, Mtddkpon Pastor Chns Stewart 10 00 am Sunday Othet meeti ngs m homes Holiness Danville Holiries.o~ Ch~rch 310.'i7 St ille Route 325, Langsvllc, Pastor· Victor Roush, Sunda) school - 9.30 a.m., Sunday worship · 10 30 am , & 1 p.m.• Wednesd ay prayer sen·1ce - 7 p m Cahary Pilgrim Chapd Ru<~d. Pastor: Olarles MeKcnzr e, Sunday School 9 30 a.m.• Worsh1p " 11 am , 7·00 p m . Wednesday Scrvtce • 7 00 p m Community of Christ Portland Racme Rd , Pat-nor J un Prnffiu, Sunday School • 9·.1q a m , Worsh1 p 10 30 a.m., Wednesday Servaces - 7.00 pm Heath fMiddlepor1) Pastor. Bnan Dunham, Sunday School 9·30 am , Wnrship- 11 ·00 am Bethel W,orshlp C~nter 39782 S R 7. Reeds ~ rile. OH 45712 112 Minersville Pastor; Bob Robtnson, Sunday School . 9 am,Worship·IOam m1lc north of Ea.o;tcrn Schoub on SR 7 A Full Gospel Church, Paswr Rnh Barber Assoc111 1e Pa ~ t nr Kary n D.l\'ls Youth Pas1or Suzte frands, Sunday ~cn1~c~ 10 00 am wors hi p, 6 00 prn Fam1ly. Ltle Classes, Wed. Home Cell Grnup s 7 on p.m., Ou\e; Lun rts Cell Gruup ar the chureh 6 30 pm to X.30 pm Harn~ll'llle of Shamn Holiness Church lcadrng C~ek Rd , Rutland , Pastor Re" Dewey Kmg, Su nday school- 9.30 a.m., Sunday worsh1p -7 p m.. Wednesday prayer mectml! - 7 p m . Pearl Chaprl Sunday School - 9 am, Wn~h ip. 10 am Pomeroy Pastor : Bnan ·ounhum, Worship - 9 30 am, Sunday School- 10·35 am A~h Stmt Church Ash St, M1ddleport - Pu~to r kll Sm nh Sund<ty School 9 30 am, Mnrnrng Worship · 10 · ~ 0 am & fl30 Jilffi. Wedn ~~>day Service · 6 3{] p m , Youlh Servtce- 6.30 p.m Agape Lire Ceoter "Full Gospel Church", Pastors J nhn & Palty Wade , 601 Second A\c M,l,on. 773· 5017, Servrce ume Sumluy I[} 30 am, Wtldnesday 7 pm 39~ RockSprinp 'pMlOr. Keith Ratlc:r, Sunday S;;hool- 9 IS li.rn , Worsh ip · Bear\\ allow Ridge Church of Christ Pustnr Bruce Terry Sunda y Schoo l .Q·30 ., m W11r sh1p - 10 30 <~ m 6 JO Wednesday Services - 6 30 p m r rn, Pine Grove Bible HoUnm Church 112 mtle off Rl 325. Pastor· Rev O'Dell Mnnley, Sunduy Se lw}()l - 'J ~0 a m , Worshrp · 10 30 am, 7 ,30, p m , Wedn~:sday Servm: • 7.30 p.m. Zion Church of Christ Pumcmy, H~rn su n v tJ lc Rd {Rt 143), Pashlr Rflgcr Wa1son, Sunday Sc hnol 1J 30 am, Worship . J O · ~O am . 7·00 p m , Wednesday Scrvn.;cs - 1 p m Wesleyan Bible Holiness Church 75 Pearl Sl, Mrddleport. Pastor Rtck Boumtl. Sunday Schuol - 10 am Wursh1p 10·4.5 p m. Sunday Eve 7·00 p m. Weduesday SerVICe · 7 30 p m Tuppers Plain Church nrChrl~t lnstnmll'ntak Worship Serv1ce - 9 am. Com mumon • 10 a m., Sunday Schoo l · 10 IS am, Yuulh 5 30 pm Sunday. Bihle Stmly Wc dne.~ day 7 pm Hysell Run CommuoUy Church Pashu· Rev Larry Lemley; Sunday School - 9J0am, Worshrp- J0 ·4.'i am, 7 pm., Thur.sday Btllle Study and Youth · 7 p.m. Bradbury Chun.il ~r t:hritd Minr stcr: Tom Runyon. W'i58 Bradbury Road, M1ddlcpt1r1 Sunday ~cho nl · 9·1() •m Lauftl Clift' Free Methodi51 Church Pastor Glenn Rowe, Sunda) School 9 30 11m , \ltorsh1p - 10.30 am and 6 p m .Wednesday SerYrce - 7:00p.m. Latter-Day Saints Wurshlp - I0 30am Rolland Church of Christ Sunday S~,;huol • IJ 30 am, Worsh1p and Comrn umun 10 30 am, Bob J. WelT}. Dradrord Chun:h or Christ Cofnc:r of St Rt 1.24 & Bradbury Rd . Mintster Dnug Shamblm, Ynul• Minister B r11 Amberger, Sunday School · I) } [) a m Wnrsh1p- 800 um, 1030 am, 7.00 p.m.. Wednesday Scmces · 7 00 p.m Hickory Hilts Churrll or Christ Tuppe rs Plums, Pastor Mtke Moore, B1ble 1.la~s. I) a.m Suml<t}. w11r~h1p 10 a m Sundny. worshrp 6 ~0 pm Sunduy, B1 blc clns.~ 7 pm Wed Chun:h or Christ Pastor. Phihp SIUrm. Sunday School 9.30 am., Worship Scrvrcc 10 10 a m , B1hlc Study, Wcdnc~da)', 6 .mpm The Chu"'h of jt;SU8 Christ or Latter-Day Salnll St Rt. 160, 446·6247 or 446-7486 , Sunday Scho,JI 10 20 II a.m, Relief Soc,letyi Pnes thood II O.'i - 12•00 noo n, Sacrament Sci\' ICC 9-10· 1.5 am , Uomcmnktng meetmg, 1st Thurs - 7 p.m. Lutheran St. John Lutheran Cbun:b Pmc Grove, Worsh1p · Y.oO a.m, Sunday School - 10.00 a.m. Pastor. James P. Brady Our Saviour Lutheran Chareh Wal nut and Henry Sts., RatJenswood, W Va , Pastor. Dpv1d Ru sse ll, Sunday School · I 0 00 a m.. Worship - I I a.m. R~svllle lff)lter Churrh of Christ Sunday so.:hoo1 9 JO am ~gunday worship - IU30um Church ur Chrlsl Intersecti on 7 1111d 124 W, Evangel1~1 Dl·nm s Sargent. Sunday 01ble Study · 9 ~0 u.m., Wur~hr p I0.30 a 1~1 and 6 30 p m , Wednesday B1ble Study · 7 p m Christian Union Sl. Paul Lutheran Church Comer SycamOre & Second St , Pomeroy. Sunday School - 9 4.5 am, Worship . II • ''" United Methodist Graham Uniled Melhodlst Worship • II a m. Past or R1chard Neast= Betblel Ualted Methodlsl New Hav en, R1chard Nease . P1mor. Sunda)' worship 9 30 a m Tues 6 ::\0 prayer and B1hle Stud~ Mt. Olin Unlled Me&hodlst OfT 124 bchmd Hartford Churth nr Christ in Christian Union Hartford, WV11 , Pa§tor.IJavJd Greer. Su nday s~.· h(Xll 9. 30 .. m ' Worship . 10 ·:'10 a m , 7 00 p m . Wednesdty Serv1ccs. 7 00 p.m Church of God MI. Meriflh Churrh of God . M1le 1-h ll Rd ., Racme, Pashlf' James SitUcrficld. sund<ty School · 9 4~ am, Evcnrng - 6 p m , Wcdne!ida}' Sef'\'Jces 7 pm Rutland Church or God Paslur. Rou Heath , Sunday Wors h1p 10 II m 6 p m ' Wednesday s~rvrces 7 pm SyntCU~ Fln~t Chun-:h of God Apple and Sa'()nd Sis , Pastor· Rev Da\•td Russe ll. Sunday School and Worship· 10 am Evemng Serv1ccs· 6.30 lJ rn. W~'<inesday Scrvrces · 6 30 p.m Church of God or Prophecy 0 J While Rd otT St. Rt. 160, Paslnr: P:J. Wilke ~vJI1e, Pa~tnr Rev Ralph SpireS, Sunday SchOOl - 9 30 a m . Worship' - I0 30 a m , 1 p m , Thur!day Sel'\'tt.:es- 7 p.m. Meigs Cooperative Parkh Northeast Cluste r, Alfred. Pastor. h.ne BeaUl e, Sunday School - 9 30 a m , W(tr~hlp · II am, 6:30pm Chesler 'Pastor Jane lleanie, Worship - 9 am .• Sund11y S~hool • 10 am , Thursday 'Services · 7 p.m. Joppa !.>as tor Bob kandolph, Worshtp • 9 '10 a m Sunday School · I 0.30 a.m. Long Ronom . Sunda)' School - 9 30 a.m , Worsh1p 10.30 a.m Reedsville WOrship - 9 30 a. m , Sunday School · I 0 30 a m , Fmt Sunday of Month • 7-~ · p.m k:rYICe ' I 0 a m , Youtli Fellawshrp, Sunday · 6 p m Rutlana Pastor R1ck Bourne, Sunday School 9 30 a.m, Worsh1p · [0.30 a m, Thursday Servrces · 7 p m. Salem Cenler Pastor. Wilham K Marshall, Sunday School ~ 1015 am., Wor:sh•p -9. 15 a.m. B1ble Study. Monday 7 00 pm Snowville Sunday School - I0 a m , Worsh1p- 9 a m B<lhUIJ Pastor: John Gilmore, Sunday School - 10 am , Worshtp • 9 am , Wednesday Serv1ccs · 10 am Carmei-Sul1on Cannel & Bashu Rds Racrne, Oh1o, Pastor. John Gilmore, Sunday Scbool • 9 30 o.m , Worship · 10·45 am , Brble Study Wed 7·00 p m Momlns Star Pastor: John Gilmore, Sunday School - II am,Worshtp-IOam East Lelart Pastor: Bill Marshall Sunday School 9a m, Worsh1p - 10 am , lsi Sunday , every month evcnmg serv1cC: 7 00 p m . Wednesduy - 7 p.m ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME Matthew Clifton Tabernacle Chun:h Cit ! ton WVa Sund-.y S~houl · I() 11 m .. Worship 7 p rn .. We dne.,day Servkc · 7 • pm Ne"' Lirt" Victory Cet1ler 177J George~ Creek Rn<1 d G<illrpo lr~. OH Pas1nr B1ll St.~ten Sunduy Senrce.., - 10 a m & 7 p m V.co.lne!!d<J }' -, 7 p m & Youth 7 p m Full Go~pel Church or the LiVInR SIIYif'lr Rt 3 ~H. An11qutH , P.l\t\'ir. h· ~~c SerVIlCS Smurtlay 2 ()[I p m Mu111~. " H•rrkonvllle Community ('burch Pastor. Therou Durham, Sumluy - 9 30 a.m. and 1 p n1, Wednesday 7 p m Restoration Chri~lian hllo~h1p 1)36'i Hnopcr Ro<~d, A1h ens, Paslltr. Lnnllll' Coats, Sunduy Wnrslup I () 00 urn Wedn a~ t11 y 7 pm Mkldleport Community Church 575 Pearl Sl , Middleport , Pastor S am Anderson, Sunday Sc.:huol I0 ,, 111 • E~emng . 7 30 p m , Wednesday Sci'\' tee 1 30pm Langsville l'hrislian [hurch Full Gospel Pa stm Rob ert Mu sse r S unda~· Sr.: ht'IO I 9 30 am Wnrsht p 1[I ~0 am · 7 00 pm. Wedn esday S~n· t t ~. 7 00 School · 9 30 a m , Worshtp - 10 10 u m 7 .30p.m. Dyt;S\'IIIe Communlly Church Sunday School - IJ·JO am . WM11h1r · B<~ck ul We sl ln 1umht<~ , W Hoh.~tm Pastor ~k rs~. hcl Pentecostal PentKostal Alisembly St Rt 12 4. Rac mc. Pastor \\<illt,lm . Hoha t"K, Sunda) S<.::hnn1 I0 a m . Evcnmg - 1 p m Wcdl\1.-~llll) Sen tees - 7 pm Presbyterian . S}rHu.w Flr!it L:n1ted Pre.~ h~· terian Pastor Robert Crow IJ.~,rr shrp II am Harrisonville Preshyll•rian Chunh P!lstnr Ruhcn Cmw Wnr ,hr p . ') .1 m IOJOam , 1p":m ' Pa~tnr: Morse Chapel Church Sunday school . 10 am. Wor~hlp . am, Wednesday S~rvtce • 7 p m 11 Co Rd. 61. Sunday School - 9.30 a.m. • Worshtp - I0·30 am. .. Mt. Olive Communil) Chun:h Pastor Lawrence Bush , Sunday S\hool · 9 30 am. E\em~g · 6 ~0 p m., Wedncda) Scrv1cc · 7 p m Nazarene ~ MMidltport Churt:h t1f the Naurr:ne Pastor. Allen Mukap; Sunday School 9.30 am ,WonJup- 10 30 a.m., 6 JO p.m , Wednesd ay Serv1cc:s · 1 p.m , Pastor Allen MiCicap Full GoSpelli&hlhouw 33045 H1land ~~- Pomemy. Pu stor Ru) Humer. Sunday School - 10 am. E\cmng 7 30 p.m., Tue sday & Thursday · 7 JO pm R<ednll~ F<lloWJioip Church or 1he Nazarene, Past or Jnm1e Petttl. Sunday School · 9·30 a.m, Warship - 10 45 a.m , 1 p.m., Wednesday Servtces - 1 p.m. South Btthel Communlly Churdt Silver R1dge· Pa ~ hlt lmda Damc~A' Or>d Sunday School · 9 a m , WoNihlp Sen In' 10 am ~n d and 41h Sunday Syntust Churth ol the Naurr:nr Pastor Mike Adkins, Sunday School · 9 30 a.m .. Worship · 10 30 a.m.. 6 p m, Wednesday Service~ · 7 p m Seventh-Day Adventist Rt.'nn ~ a L uck1t>~ h Sahhath School -:'! r S~1urdn) m , P.r~ t1•r Sltl h.c ~ Wnr,Jur · ' r m United Brethren Mt. Hennon Unitt'd 8rt'thren m Christ Ch11rt h TcAa~ ('ornmumty 1(1411 \\r<.:~h ~m Rll, Pa5l(lf P..-te r M.m md.1k 'tuub~ S~ht11d · : ') ~() am . \\<nr,hij'l Ill t() am 100 · p m , W~dn<.'~d,,\ t;;en 1u·~ · 7 !h ~ p m Youth gn.•up lll<.: ~tmg ~ n•1 ,X -llh S unday~ 7 pIll Eden Llnite-d DrethrTn m ('hrisr Rwu lc l ~.t lx•t"-l\: 11 Rc<.:·J,\dk & , Uodmgpon. Sund.t\ SdH'" ' - 10 ·• m , • Stmda~ Wnrsh1p I I oo 9 m \\ ctln~ ~day : Stat~· Scn1~'-'' - 7 fHI pm Pr ~ IL!r· :0.1 \dam : W11l cxfttend f31u.twll C•rttlon lnterdtnomin•tional Churth Kmg_.s bury Road, Pa stor Robert Van ce, Sunday Schl}()l - ' 9 '0 01 m , Wor..lup Ser\rcc 10o30 am E\enmg Sef\ll'l' (-, Pomeroy Churdt ot the Nua~nr Pas10r. Jan l.atJender. Sunday School · 9:J(Iall'! . Wof'llhij'l - 1030 11 m :md 6 p.m., Wcd!IC'sday Scf\'tces • 7 p m Middleport Pm;b\tenan James Snyder. Wt rr~hrp II .t m Sevenlh-rlay .\d\enti~l Mulhcrr> Ht t~ RU . Ptrml·ru~ . Faith GMpel Chu"'h Long Bottom, Sunday S!-'hf•ol - 9 10 n m Worship - I[) 45 am ., 7 30 p m Wednesday 7,30 p m. Torch Churcb .9/egtdaug. pm , 1- rm:lom ~pel Mls.skm 8rtld Knntl, nn ('n Rd 1 1, P.1~rur Rt' \' Rogtr " 'lilfnrd, Sunday School · 9 ~0 a.rn ' Chr:sttr Chun:h ollhe Nuamte Pastor· Rev Herhen GniiC, Sunday Si:hool SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY , Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Rejuidn~ Life rburth 'iOO N 2nd Ave .• Mtddlct)ltrt P.t•-:lor Mik e Fnrcman LiliA fC n~e ~01emau, Wor~ lll p · [()()(lam Wtdnc~ay St:I'\'H.cs . 7 p m Hazel Community Churrh HocklniPOf1 Cllurth Grund Street. Sunday School - 9.30 am ., Worship · 10·30 am , PMtOr Pliilhp Bell Brogan-Warner INSURANCE words abide in you, ye shall SERVICES ask what ye will, and it shall tfnjj Stnersvitle (ommumt) Apo5toli(' Churd1 P<tstnr W~yne R Jt<wcll S undt~} v. orsh1p 6 ()() p 111 Wedne~du! · h 00 p ru B1hle Swdy Christian 1-'CIInw~hip Church While. Sunday Sd!Oill !0 ~11 1, Sum.l~y Churlh sen a;e - 6 30 pm Wedn csU,I) 7 pm OfT Rt_ 124, Pastor· Edsel Hart Sunda} Bethel Church Town shtp Rd ., 46HC, Sunday School • 9 am. Worship - 10 a.m., Wednesday Serv1cet · 10 am 740-992~ Pomeroy Cwhar) Kihll' Churrh Pomeroy P1k ~ Co Rd , Ptl~ lor Re\ Hlad;y, r.od Suml,t) Sc hon l . :J JU a m . Wor~htp I() 30 am , 7 111 Jl 111, Wcllnt:~d.ty SL'r\ H.C 7 ~(] r m Faith Full Gospel Church Long Buuom: Pastur Steve Reed. Sunday School - 9·30 am, Worship - 9 10 am and 7 p m , Wednesday·. 7 p m , h 1day felloy, ship servtce 7 p.m Syracuse Mission 1411 8ndge11111n Sl, Syrncus ~ Sund~y School • 10 am. EtJe111ng • 6 p m . Wednesday Sen·tcc • 7 p m. Coohillt UnUed Methodist Parish Pastor· Helen Kltne, G_oolv1ll~ Church, Mam & Ftfth Sl., Sunday School • 10 a m , Worsh1p - 9 a m , Tuesday Scrv1ces · 7pm. . 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 992-5130 t'ainie~ Bible Church Letart. W Va R1 I . PJ\Inr Rna n May, Sunday Si.'h()(l] - 9 ;,n am Wor~htp · 7 ()(J p m WednesLiily l:hbk Study. 7 00 p m Failh Fellow~.f.lp Crusade rur Chnlil Pa,tur Re\ Frankl111 Dt Lken.., Scn' Ke Friday, 1 p m Salem Comnmnitv Chun:h Va om Llc\mg R u ;~d. P;~ > tnr C' harlc~ Roush I 3041 675 12RR, Su11d.1y S ~ hnol rJ ~fl Hm, Su ud!l) C\'e nmg sent,~ J OU pm. Bthly Study WcdncsLiav 'cn'lle 7 00 )1111 Failh Vxlley Tabernacle Chunh Rilllry Run Rotl.d . Pastor Rev Emm cu Raw son. Sunday Evenmg J p m Thursda )' Sen 1ce • 7 p m · Ratlne Pastor: Kerry Wood, Sunday School · I0 am, Worship · II am n. can you diSIT111, tlosl Ul h0011 214 E. Main .7 p m pm 992-3785 be done unto yo11. John 15:7 J Ruknour. Sund<ty. Schwl · 9 ~0 :~ . m .. Worsh tp I() 10 a rn Wednesday Sen ice Abundant Grace R.E I. 923 S llun.-1 St , Mldlllcporl, Pa~tor Tt::tcs,l Davis, Sunday se rv1cc, 10 a m Wedne!Od ay ~riiiCe 7 p m ROCKSPRINGS Lit your light so shine before REHABILIITION CENTER men , that they mav see \'nur, 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy 992-6677 White Funeral Home-· Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio . 740-667-3110 ' Pu tor J1me Bealue. Sunday School : 9 am., Worship - 10 a.m , Tuesday Serv1ces ·7·30 pm Ctntnl Chltltr Asbury (Syracu~~e), Pastor: Bob RobmSlm , Sunday School • 9: 4~ a m., Worship - II am , W«<nuday Services· 7•30 p.m Episcopal R~ Keno l'hurch of Chrisl Wursh1p - 9·3·0 a.m.. Sunday School · 10 10 ,1111, Pastnr-Jeflrc) W1tllacc, ls1 and 3rd Sunday : 9 30 am .. Worship ·' II a.m , 6 p m.. Wednesday Serv1et:8 · 7 p m Rutland 'Church of tht Nuarene Sunday School - 9,30 " m., Worsh1p 10·30 am , 630 pn1 . Wednesday Services· '1 p.m Ret.' Mi.lre Clark • 1\appen Plaint SL Plrul EnlerprlH Pastor. Arland Kinz, Sunday S~hool Gra"t Episcopal Cbun-h 326 E M ~ttn Sl, Pomeroy, Sunday School -_ ~ (f(UO n m, Worship - 9 30 am 9thle and Holy Eucharist 11.00 a.m Rev. v~tudy Wed 7 30 Flatwoods ' Edward_ Payne Pastor Keith Rader. Sunday School 10 am , \Yor'!lh!p-11 am Community Chu;.;h FomiRun Pastor: Steve Tomek. Main Street, Pastor Bob Robmson, Sunday S~hool 10 RU1Iand Sunday Worsht~JO ·OO am, am,Worship · 9am Sunday Scrvrce-7 p m Davls-QulckQI Agency Inc. If ye abide in Me, and My Local source lor lrophies, Ia ues !-shirts an more An Accounting & Financial Services Fir;, Chapman, Sunday School · I 0 1 m , Worsh1p- II 11.111 , Wc:dncsilily Service:&· 7 Congregational Catholic ·Middle(>Ort. OH 740-992-6128 "Do not steal.. Do not l,ie. Do not deceive one another.'' Leviticus 19; II Sec:ond Bapllst ChuT"Ch RaYenswood . WV, Sunday School 10 am , Mommg 11\0rstup II am Evening- 7 pm, Wednesday 7 p.m Mmt st~r Sliver Run Baptisl Pastor. John Sv.anson Sunday Schoo l · lOam Worsh tp · 11 .1 111 . 7 01Jpm ,Wedncl'oduy Scrvtn:s· 7 00 p m . 9. 30am. Woc~hi p - l04~am . Dairq P."""'""' Radne Fint B11ptist Pa stm , Sumla} Sdm11l - Y.30 am, Worshtp . 10 40 ,1 rn 7 00 p m, We dl'll.' ~d.1y Scrv lc('~. 7 00 tt 111 •'orcst Run B•ptisC Pastor Anu s Uurt Sundsy S~.:houl · 10 am', Wor>hip - 11 nm MONl>AY Pm.'C1h 411•)7 WEDSN;I)A \' Hrst B~tplisl Church P.1stnr · flth ood P11l mcr St , Mutdlepon. SunJ uy Sdwctl - 9 15 am . Wouhrp · IU 15 n.m 7 00 p m, Wednesday Scn' ICtl· 1.[10 fl.lll hith Baptist Church Ra!lrp,td S\ ', M,ls(ln , Sun day Sctiolll · 10 a m .. Wor~h1 p • · II am ., 6 p m, Wcdne!>duy Sef'•iccs - 7 p.m Michael L. Crites Director of Family & Community Services · Overbrook Rehabilitation Ctr. ·A Celebration of Lilc" ARCADIA NURSING CENTER 7 on p m Virtnry Haplistlndependenl ·Q~ N loti St Mukll epon. Pastor: James ' E Kt·c~cc . Wor.;hip · lOam . 7 p m , WedncsJ,Jv Sr:n· t ~c~- 7 p m The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Young's carpenter Service Baptist Carpenh:r Baptist Chun:h ~un day Sl'!Hltll - ')·)Oam, Prl.'nching ~~ n 1ce 1!1 1[)run l:venmg Scrvr.:c '1 Ot'Jpm. Wcdn.:~day H1 hlc Study 1 00 pm , lr1 t~nm l)rc<~dte l - floyd RtliiS BLESSED ARE THE MEEK Scripture: Matthew 5.1-12 The Dally Sentinel • Page A3 We Fill Doctors' Prescription$ 992-2955 Pomeroy good works and glorifv mur Father m heaven." · County's Oldc"t Fl orist East Matn Pomeroy. Oh 6.!JJ. '1IJ 5: 16 740-992-6298 God so loved rhe world he gave his. only lbe•,t~ol(len son ... Jo/111 3:16 "So I strive always to keep my conscience clear berore ;tirr & &afrtp ro......, ,• ................. God and man." Acts 24:16 Matthe~/· M c t g~ ''""CUU Mll srace is sufficient for thee: for mY streneth is made • Perfect in weakness. 11. Cor. 12:9 Office Service &Supply 137-c N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 '. �. PageA4 .OPINION The Daily Sentinel · Friday, September 30,2005 Kitchen counseling The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Stntet • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoefltch • General Manager-N~ws Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the Jree e~ercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tire press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition : tire Government for a redress of grievances. , -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READER'S . VIEW Ideologue You can pay a lot to tell your troubles to a professional counselor. Or you can avoid the expense by calling out to Mrs. Bloom. Mrs. Who? · You may have to be as old as I am to remember the oldtime radio show "The Goldbergs." When something pressing · was on her mind, Molly Goldberg would talk over p,roblems with her neighbor, Mrs. Bloom. Counselors today agree that the state of our mental health would be much improved if we all had someone to share our troubles with. A Lutheran minister once said to me, ''There was nothing more effective than the old-fashioned 'kitchen counseling." My mother had no training in counseling. but the number of troubled and anxious people who trekked into h~r kitchen to talk with her and went away feeling better was legion. · . Pitted against this br<tnd of · ' cal and cold. "Can you imagine Jesus setting up an office appointment for someone wlio needed help? He would have taken him on a walk through George the .open fields or along the Plagenz seashore. On the way they would have sat down together on a hillside to rest. It would have been something personal , heart-to-heart warm and human." counseling, pastoral counThe basic rule for the ' selors who seeI' people 111 layperson who engages in their offices "by appoint- "kitchen counseling" - the ment only" are at a distinct Molly Goldbergs and the disadvantage. Mrs. Blooms - is "Listen "How can you compete sympathetically; and go easy against the smell of some- · on advice." thing baking in the oven or Most of us do more lamb stew cooking on top of "kitchen counseling" than the stove?" asks one· pastoral we're aware of. We may do counselor. · · it without even having a The success of old-fash- . kitchen although a ioned "kitchen counseling" kitchen wou ld help. It is was largely dependent on very important to know what food and kitchen aromas. to say and what not to say to "A kitchen - particularly people who unload their the big, old-fashioned kind troubles on your shoulders. - is ·a reassuring : place," In fact, offering your hand to says one professional coun- . give a warm. reassuring selor. "By contrast, a waiting touch cou ld be just what room and an offtce are clini- someone needs. Isn't everyone, #£r all? Probably the best way to help another person is to say, "Come on over." An invita! tion is worth a thousand words of hollow sympathy to a person in trouble. As an illustration, when Elsie felt low and called Agnes. Agnes listened and said. "l ' tn sure it will all work out, dear. I'd like. t6 talk with you longer, but Bob and I are going out to dinner and then we are going to a show. Call me again, honey. Promise?" With that , Agnes hung up. If Agnes had really wanted to lift Elsie's spirits, she should have sajd, "Why don't you come over tomorrow night for dinne.r, Elsie? I've just bought a roast. Bob and l would love to see you. I won't take no for an answer." That is an example of real sympathy - the kind that heals. · , (George Plagenz is an ordained minister and ve/er· art newsman based in Columbus, Ohio.) Letters to the ediwt an! welcome. They should be less them 300 words. All letrers are sul>ject tn editing. must be signed, and include address and telephone number. No umigned let. . rm will be puq/io~hed. letters should be ih good ta.1te, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to orgallizatiims and individuals will not be accepted for publication. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley (UsPs 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Our main concern in all stories is 1o be ' Published every afternOOfl, 'Monday through Friday. 111 Cour1 Street, _ '8ccurate. 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Fort P1erce, Fla. and attended the Faith Baptist Church, the mid 40s. Southeast ·winds Sunday through Tuesday Mason, W. Va. · around 5 mph in the night.:.Partiy cloudy. Highs in Born on June 17, 1910 in Carter County, Kentucky, she was SALEM CENTER -Star Grange will sponsor its annual evening ... Becommg light and the upper 70s. Lows in the the daughter of lhe late Geroge and Amanda Jordan Shumate. chicken lower 50s. · barbecue on Sunday, with serving-from II a.m. to 2 variable. She was . preceded in death by her husband, Andrew Mark p.m. Entertainment will begin at noon. Saturday ... Mostiy ' sunny. We.tfnesday... Partly cloudy. · Burton, f1ve brothers, and three sisters. Highs in the upper 70s. Highs in the lower 80s. , Survivors incl~de sons and daughte('S-in-law, Wayne (Patty) Burton of V1rgmm Beach, Va., Philip (Mary) Burton of ,. ·• t really feel that God Mason, W:Va., daughters and son-in-laws, Billie Jean (Ray) me · to write this wanted Dawson of Mason, W.Va., Wanda (Tubby) Cabell of Ronda, book." she said. Starcher's W.Va., Brenda (Mark) Clark of Murfreesboro, Tenn., daughhook also stresses that when from PageA1 ter, Clara Fay Burton of Ft. Pierce, Fla., sister and brother-inher parent s divorced . she law. Lillian (Ed) Lester of Manstield; 17 gmndchildren, 26 ' knew "God was in her corgreat-grandchtldren, and II great-great grandchildren. POMEROY - An .action· for dissol~tion of marriage was hadhvo student~ read it before ncr·· and she "never blamed Officmtmg WII be the Rev. Randel Browning and Rev. Lisa filed in •Meigs County Common Pleas Court by James I had it printed," Star~her said. McKee. · , • '.'One student, who was from a Him for her early experien~e Bartimus, Vincent, and Christi Bartimus, Reedsville. with the chur~h .'' Friends may call from 6 to 8 Smurday at the Foglesongtraditional familv, said he Tucker Funeral Home where services will be held at I pm. on loved it and it was interestin~ . At 56 pages long. Starcher ~ feels the book is an easy. posSunday, Oct. 2. Burial will be in Sunrise Memorial Gardens. The other student, whose par- itive read for both adults· and E-Mail condolences to foglesongtucker@ myway.com. ems were divorcing began teens. She describes it as pan POMEROY-. Personal injury lawsuits were filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Cout1 by Teresa L. Diddle, Rutland, · writing down her feelings to inspirational non-fiction. part · against the Village .of Rutland, and others, and by Bonnie S. help her cope with her situa-· teenage self-help. tion. It was very sati:;fying to Starcher is a native of Mei~s Barton, Middleport, against Kimberly D. Haley, Pomeroy. County and Cllrrently lives m RUTLA.ND - Iva Stewan Cremeans; 97, Rutland, passed Petitions to adjudicate compensation for vacating a state hear those responses. Starcher began "The Ornery " Clifton. W.Va. with her husaway on Sept. 28, 2005, at Overbrook Center in Middleport. highway were filed by Gordon Proctor, Director of the Ohio She was born on D~c. 13, 1907, in Salt Rock, W.Va., daugh- Department of Transportation, Columbus, against Marjorie Angel" in 1998 and then band Eddie and their two chilter of the late Henry and Nerva Reynolds Stewart. She was a Fleming Baker, Ravenswood, W. Ya., and others, Charles E. became · "side-tracked" with drcn Gabriel and Jacob. "The Ornery Angel" can be homemaker and a beloved mother, grandmother, great grand- VanDyke, Mineral Wells, W.Va., and others, and Edward A. life. Then. last November when her grandmnther's (the found at . Borders in mother and great-great grandmother. She was the oldest resi- · Schaekel, Jr., Long Bottom, and others. dent in Rutland. late Lennie Haptonstall) Barboursville. W.Va. or health began declining she online at Amazon.com. The In addition to her.parents, she was preceded in deati\ by her husband, June "J.C.' Cremeans, in 1988; a son, J.J. Cremeans; decided to start writing again. P.rice is $13. grandsons, James Spangler ll, and Billy Kennedy; brothers: MIDDLEPORT -Middleport Police Department rerorted ~=~==!!!!!!!llo. Noah, Grant and Seyler Stewart; sons-in-law: Lewis Kennedy that SPRING VALlEY CINEMAJ Jason Dotson. South Th1rd Avenue, complained o dam446· 4514 MOVIE _,OTLi fiE and James Weyers Miller; and a daughler-in-law, Laoma age to his 200 1 Chevrolet Cavalier. · FRI 9130105 ·SUN 1012105 Cremeans. Barbara Sprouse and Micl]elle Stahl, both of South Second . Bo• Office Opens 112 Hour Surviving are sons and daughters-In-Law: Jim and Diane Avenue, reported items taken from their residence. Befor Firs I Show from Page A 1 .. Cremeans, Scottsdale, Ariz .. Victor and Margie Cremeans, INTO THE BLUE (PG13) Bucyms, Roy and Jane Cremeans, Bucyrus, Gary Cremeans, 1:10 3:20 7:10 &9:20 Commissioners approved Rutland, and Dave and Angie Spangler, Pomeroy; daughters which, they say, keep potenTIM BURTON'S CORPSE BRIOE and Sons-In-Law: Glenna and Richard Fe1ty, Langsville, ' tial shoppers away from the approprations and appropriaPG t :00 3:00 7:00 & 9:00 Ailee Kennedy, Rutland, Zelma and Wendell Kaylor, New tion adjustments for the pros. . community. Those issues, FLIGHTPLAN (PG13) Haven, W.Va. , Joann and Harold Smith, Syracuse, Phyllis and retailers have said, should be ecuting attorney. revolving from PageA1 1:t5 3:15 7:15 & 9:15 Jim Spangler, Rut.land, Leoma and Martin Wuollett, addressed by vi II age pol ice loan fund. county auditor. JUST LIKE HEAVEN (PG13) Hauiesburg, Miss .. Karen and Richard Gilkey, Middleport; 37 tuberculosi s office, juvenile officers through increased 1:20 3:20 7:20 &9:20 Grandchildren, 72 Great Grandchildren, and 35 great-great are investing their time and patrols and on-foot visits to court and child support/IV-D ener(ly in improving the comEXORCISM OF EMILY ROSE grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. · account. , . the shopping area. mumty's retail climate are PG13 1:00, 3:t0,7:00 & 9:1 Services will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. I, 2005. at The Ohio Department of "Commissioners recessed the Middleport Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home with Pastor serious about results. REMODELING HAS BEGUN! the meeting until II ~.m·. on. "It's important to show Transportation plans to con- Friday. at which time they Steve Cremeans, Rev. Robert Smith and Rev. Dewey King We now have theater seats; duct a traffic study . of the progress and results of our with cup holders for sate at ofticiating. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery and services will approve. the payment of area, and the committee $10 each. II you are Interested as soon as possible," · work at the cemetery wi II be conducted by Brother Kenneth Vickers. bills. hopes information from that in purchasing used !healer Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. Runser said. . Present were seals, please conlacllhe study . will help in an examiAnother objective of the On-line condolences may be made at www.fisherfuneralCommissioners Mi-=k manager, during regular nation of ways to improve committee may be more chalhomes.com. Davenport and Jim Sheets business hours, for delaits. lenging, that of enlisting the traffic tlow. into lhe area and and Clerk Gloria Kloes. village administration and_ past retail businesses. Many council in 'cooperating with retailers complain that travelthe effort. While Mayor ers who enter the. vi llage POMEROY- Freda M. Durham, 81, Pomeroy, passed . Sandy lannarelli and Village from Ohio 7 tend to turn left away at her residence on Sept. 28, 2005, after an extended ill- Administrator Bradford on North Third Avenue and ness. She was born on March 21 . 1924, daughter of the late Anderson attend the meetings past village hall - out of Daniel B. and Myrtle Ganoe Bailey. She was formerly as members of the commit- sight of local shops - on employed as a nurse's aide at Holzer Medical Center. She tee, council members have their way to other shopping attended the Pomeroy Church of the Nazarene. not, despite a personal invita- destinations. In addition to her parents, she was preceded by her husband. tion extended at Monday A final objective, that of Oswald Durham; sons, Eugen~ and Troy Durham: daughter, evening's council meeting. identify ing and attracting 1997 GMC Sonoma Sandra. Durham Hoffman: a sister, Betty Ponyter; a brother, The com mittee hopes council new businesses into empty Buddy Bailey; will address policies and reg- storefronts has become a 2XD, Ext. ,Cab, 4cy I. Surviving are daughters, Daisy Hanson, League City, Tex., ulations in surport of the ''secoijdary" objective, · with Charlotte Imai, Lake Forest, Calif., Jody Atkinson, Georgia, downtown retai community. hopes that progress on other grandchildren: Rhonda, Kelly. Cheryl, Robert, Debbie, Nikie, Several shop owners, hoth goals will help address the Darla. Jennifer; great grandchildren: Kyle, Sadie, Matthew, ·in the downtown district and lack of viable retail businessHeather, Haly, Sobreno, Ryan, Nicholas, Crystal, Shawn, Lee, beyond, have coinplai ned of es, although plans call for · 1996 GMC Sonoma :!wd. ~:.·xt , c a h ..J..:yl. .. .. ........................$ JY95 llJlJ7 Dot..igC Dakota Spurt :!wU . Reg . Cah .............. ....... $_WY5 Drave·n. and Andrea; great-great grandchildren: Cainen and · loitering, drug traffic and small business development 1995 Chcv. Reg.. Cah 1500 :!wd SL. ... .. ... ........ ... .. .. $.W95 · Ashton; sisters: Kitty Casto, Middleport, and Nancy Murphy, other nuisance behavior etforts. Jl)95 C IH: v. Lumina Van ............. _. .. .. ... .. .. ... .. ............. , ........ .... $1JlJ5 New Jersey;. a special friend, Earl Mossman, Rutland; and 19')5 C lwv. 7 Seat Fu ll Si:t.C .:?:5()0 V:tn .................. .$1 )95 several nieces and nephews. · I ~95 GMC S ierra I SOO 4/4 Reg . C ~th .. ....... .. .................... $4HOO. with bringing in a dental Graveside services will be held at I p.m. on Monday, Oct. 1993 Chcv. Reg. Cuh 4/4 1/2 1011.. . . .. ..... ,....... _ .. . . $ JlJY5 hygienist. the health com3, 2005, at the Mausoleum Chapel at Meigs Memory Gardens, 1988 Chcv. S 10 2wh Driv..: ...... ........ .. ............................... $ 1 195 missioner said. . 14lJO tiMC 1500 R'·g. C<~h , ::!wU ............ ...................... .. ... $2595 with Rev. Jan Lavender ofticiating. Meanwhile, a new service 19R8 Ford Fl ~0 ::!wd , Wl. ....... . ......... .$2495 Friends may call from 6 to 9 p.m. on Sunday at the Pomeroy from PageA1 program is under considera1~79 Ford r:z:;oo z. .vo ......................... .. ............... .. .. .. .. $1295 Chap~l of Fisher Funeral Home. .- $2995 1993 GMC Reg . Cah 1500 2"'''lL do and that's why we're look- . ti'on by the health departto ment. 'According ing at reorganizing what we Marshall , in Ohio two entido. We've always known the ·ties can run commercial LANGSVILLE -Tammy K. Wright Hutton, 35, funding was based on the inspection plumbing pro1997 Chevy 8·10 Langsville, died Tuesday. Sept. 27, 2005, as the result of a ' concept of self-support at grams _ either the state or some point and we've never local health departments. He motorcycle accident. · 4x4, ~eg. Cab She was born Nov. 24, 1969, in Gallipolis, daughter of the really gotten off lhe ground." said he plans to recomme nd ·~ $4295 .~ Marshall said the majority to the county health , board late Sharon Whitlatch Wright and Michael (Lynn) Wright of Middleport. She was a graduate of Meigs High School and an of the clinic business is on a later this month that it take sliding fee basis or. Medicaid, on that responsibility for avid motorcyclist, taking part in all local fundraising runs. 1995 GMC Sierra She is survived by her husband, Terry Hutton; her daughter, and little is private insurance. Meigs County. . 1!JOO "Assuming it's approved · Sharon Wright; her paternal grandmother, Jean Wright; her He stressed the need to get 4x4,.Reg. Cab . maternal grandparents, James and Virginia Whitlatch; broth- away from being considered then it's possible we could ers, Jason (Kristen) Wright and Caleb Shuler; her mother-in- a "free clinic" and do more in kick this off in January," said law and father-in-law, Minnie and Charlie Young; special the way of income verifica- Marshall. "A number of other aunts and uncles, Sandy and Bennie Wright and Becky and tion so that those who can · counties .,are at ready doing John Anderson; and several more aunts, uncles, cousins. pay something do. . this and residents seem to nieces and nephews. sisters-in-law and brothers-in-law. Expansion of hours from like . to have someone local , Besides her mother, she was preceded in death by a·brother. 35 a week five days a week someone they can reach oui David Michael Wright, and her paternal grandfather. Lloyd to including some evenings and touch. Then, too, every "Poppy" Wright. · · · and perhaps Sat~rdays is dollar we can keep here in A graveside service will be at II a.m. on Saturday, Oct. I, also being considered along Meigs County helps." !'@ ~.ll..lt:!O 2005, ·at Beech Grove Cemetery with. Rev. Glenn Rowe offi.. l.o<;I• •• •• ••• A ........:3.. jJIIf.. • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • ciating, Friends may call. from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday at the ..._ £$12000 ···········-,~ P' Pomeroy Chapel of Fisher Funeral Home. · The family asks that memorial contributions be made . for funeral expenses. (A Fitness Center lor Men & Women) Online condolences ..may be sent to ww~.tisherfuneral~. ';ud.'!l~erdm. ~ & fh.atu Opening Monday, OCTOBER 3rd! homes.com. · (304) 273-3600 Hours: 508 Washington St. • Ravenswood, WV 26164 Mon-Fri: 6:30 am - 9:00 pm; Sat: 8 am · 1 pm If you 've tr;ed to tone up. get in .-.hape. or /oJe ~,_-ei_i? ht • Frost P.roof pansies GifT S • Pumpkins :11~ and ca~1 'r seem to tlo it 011 your cERTifiCATE ·Gourds :Ferns • Home Oxygen 1 fUN! ·,Let Us Mulivat<' You •.Shrubs • Cornstalks • Portable Oxygen J)~AWA~ • Straw • Cypress Mulch ; Nebulizers • Electric Beds Boll advisory lifted . Plan barbecue For the Record Author Dissolution Civil actions Iva Cremeans Complaints Bidder Freda M. Durham ·" TODAY TN HISTORY LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ' Results· . Today is Friday. Sept. 30, the 273rd day of 2005. There are 92 days left in the year. · Today's Highlight in History: Fifty years ago, on Sept. 30. 1955. actor James Dean. 24, was killed in a two-car collision near Cholame. Calif. . On this date: In 1777. the Congress of the United States- forced to tlee in tl)e face of advancing British forces - moved to York, Pa. In 1791. Mozart's opera "The Magic Aute" premiered in Vienna. Austria. In 1846, dentist William Morton used ether as an anesthetic for the tirst time on a patient in his Boston office. In 1905, 100 years ago. British director Michael Powell (''T\le Red Shoes") was bom in Bekeshoume, Kent, England. · :Thought for Today: "Where apathy is master, all men are slaves." -Anonymous. Obituaries The Daily Sentinel• Page As . www.mydailysentinel.com ' Hazel Burton DEMOCRATIC MATH ... Dear Editor: Americans have be~n treated for the past week to confirmation hearings of John Roberts to become Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. The give and take is done to find out how he would rule in cases that may come before the Court. ~ Much is made by those who are concerned about his being Jtn ideologue. Webster sa'ys "this relates to or is concerned ~ith ideas. An ideologist is any · one who is an advocate or udherent of a particular system or doctrine of ideology, espec_ially about human life or cu ltu re." Senators feel that if they oan determine if he is a strong ideologue then they can pretty well predict how he will decide certain issues. Based upon this definition, I must be ideological becimse I Jollow content or manner of thinking characteristic of a group: Looking at the majesty of our world, I see the .hand of acrejltor, just as I would when seeing a 747 jet. In another field, : I am aware that in Adam all dil\ but in Chri st shall all be f!Jade alive. Adam means "man" while Christ is Lord over e-verything, including death. . Just thinking about it. nearly everyone is an ideologue. ; ilcluding the judge who says it is unconstitutional for our children to. say the Pledge of Allegiance with the words ~·under God" contained. This is just further evidence of .how the "left" wants to eradiCate moral values and especially Chri stianity from the public square. They too are ideologists. • Whose ideology will it be'> :Bob Weedy - Logau Prlday, September 30,2005 $3995 ~ DELAY . 1'DICTMENTS n F~ST SLOW +~THICAL + RESPONSE ISSUES TO KATRINA +·WARIN : IRAQ · ' J3ush scentral problem . Right now, the media are future will be a featureless ther its soldiers nor their farfull of stories reporting the extension of the present, but better-trained American mendownfall of George W. Bush. thill is the only thing it tors seem .able to contain, let His performance, or non-perass~redly '.~!ill not be. In'three alone reduce, the menaces formance. in ·response to . years, there will be dozens of they face. Hurricane Katrina is said to for the presiThis is, and is going to conopponunities William have robbed him permanentdent to look decisive in times Rusher. of crisis - or indecisive, as tinue to be, the central probly of his reputation for decithe case may be . There will lem of the Bush presidency. siveness. Social · Security be new issues. almost as Here too, it is important to reform - the centerpiece of threatening as the Social note that Bush has three years his second-term agenda was dead on arrival at Capitol Congress (including its Security crisis, to divert pub- in which to tum the situation Hill, and his attempt to whip Democrats) far worse than ·it lie attention. There will be around and emerge as the ' up popufar.support for it has hurts hinf because the scandals galore - real ones, authentic liberator of Iraq. clearly failed. Whiffs of scan- . American people know full too - in Congress, on hoth But, If a lot of good t~ings dal in the Republican majori- well that Social Security sides of the aisle. can happen in three years. so ties · in Congress. affecting must be reformed, and are . No, the . problem that Bush can a lot of bad things. If the even · their leaders, House likely to credit him with a must solve, or be destroyed military situation in Iraq Majority Leader Tom DeLay robust effort to save it, even in tll'e attempt to solve. is deteriorates mucfi further, · no 1onger a quest'10n Bush's attempt to transform and Senate Majority Leader though he failed. As for the Inaq. It IS Bill Frist. have robbed the supposed congressional scan- whether he was n'ght to o•der th,at unhappy country into an • · th tro White House, at a ·crucial dais, the Democrats have th · time, of m)Jch-neected sup- been hurling accusations at . ar~~~:a~~~~:n ~~ha7;Jes ~1 authentic Arab tlemocracy port from the other end of Tom DeLay for nearly a year · that issue. The brute fact is may fail disastrously. No wonder the polls report Pennsylvania Avenue. And now, but somehow haven't that the United States is now public opinion polls report managed to make any of embroiled in a battle with a that people are dissatisfied that confidence in Bush, and them stick, and their basic powerful force of largely with Bush's handling of Iraq. approval of the · way he is complaint against Frist is that Surtni terrorists whose sk.ills. So, surely. is he. He is handling his job, have sun'k he finally did what they have and perhaps size. are grow- undoubtedly right in insisting to the lowest levels 9f his · long demanded he do: name- ing. They openly propose to on pressing on: there is, realpresidency. ly, sell his stock in his family plunge the Sunnis into a long ly. no other choice. Cutting . But these are, combined, · business. and bloody civil war with and running, as some not George W. Bush's central . In ali of these matters. Iraq 's Shiite and Kurdish Democrats are beginning to problem. Most of them will Bush benefits enormously populauons. and they h~ve · demand. is a prescription for not manage to inllict lasting from the fact that it will be recently . made. alarmmg min. But it is far from certain damage on his reputation. He three lo.ng years before the pro~ress m th<Jt d.•red1on. that Abu Musab al-Zarqawi has already made some voters have a chance to proIt s all very well for the · 't . h· be h od , progress in · repairing the nounce their verdict on his administration to point with . won .wm ~~ ,t t at t a~ s damage done by Katrina. presidency -and even then pride to various signs of Amencans cant ·stund, ·for thanks to 'his notably better the verdict won't .be on hi11_1. political progress ·- mo, t long, the stght of blood.. ( w_rllutm Rusher· IS a performance in the case of bUI on the Republican _Pany s · notubly the forthcoming vote Hurricane Rita. His failure to nommee to succeed htm. Do . on the new constitution DtHmg/1/shed Fellow of the push Social Security reform ~ou have any idea ~ow l?'!g ~ (coming up Oct; 15). 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She laughed HOUSTDN at everything he said, compliDEAR MISERABLE: You mented hi s looks. .rook photOs made a business decision that of him nonstop. and fawned turned out tp be the right one all over him . Mv husband is for you for a couple of reaflirtatious with ail mv friends sons. Not only did you sell and, although he d.idn't do . your home quickly. but you anything inappropriate during also found out . that your the weekend, I felt threatened "friend" was mo re interested in a .:ommission for herself and told him so. I feel Dina's actions were than what was good for you . disloyal and disrespectful of Please don't be miserable. I'd our 30-year friendship . For say you're a very fortunate sure, I don 't want to do the woman . couple thing again next sumDEAl,{ ABBY: I am a sperner. Is this a friend I should cia! education teacher. I see keep? FURIOUS IN . on a daily basis what happens when pregnant women abuse ROSWELL. GA. DEAR FURIOUS: You drugs or alcohol. Fetal alcornay have known Dina for 30 hoi syndrome can have devyears, but a friend .like this . astating effects on unborn you need like poison ivy. babies, and the victims are After the performance she put the children. on. it's no wonder she's havWhat is an appropriate mg ·trouble with her thing to say to a visibly pregboyfriend . Allhougfi it' s pos- nant woman who is seen . sible she may have been try- smoking or drinking·> I don ' t ing to make him jealous. I want to sound hostile or wouldn 't blame yoLI if you un1.1ecessarily offend anyone, and Grace decided to Jjmit but I feel that saying so:neyour visits to a foursom e thing to the mother would be from now on. in the best interests of the DEAR ABBY: My close child. CONCERNED friend of 20 years, "Martha.'' TEACHER. COLLEGE recently obt<)ined her real STATION. TEXAS DEAR TEACHER: An estate license. She went to work for ari agency out in the ·appropriate thing to say to the suburbs about an hoLir from mother- to-be would be: "I my home. am a . special education .. When I decided to sell my teacher. I see every day what house, I listed it with a large happen s .when pregnant agency that specializes in my women abuse drugs or alconeighborhood, with an agent I hoi during their pregnancies. have also known for 20 years Their babies are born addictwho happens to live a few ed, or underweight, and blocks away. When Manha brain-damaged - and the heard al:lOut .it, she went bal- damage can last iheir entire listie because I didn't ' Jist lifetime . You may not be with her. She said it was a aware of it - but I am sure your obstetrician can give slap in her face. . I tried to explain that listing you more information on this my home with (Ill agency out subject." of the area that doesn't Dear Abby is written by "work" this neighborhood or Abigail Vall Burell, also advertise in the local newspa- k11owt1 as jeamie Phillips, per made 119 sense. Now I a11d was founded by her have lost a friend. · mother, Pauline Phillips. Was I wrong to list with the Write Dear Abby at best agency - which . by the www.DearAbby.com or P.O. way, sold my home in 10 Box 69440, Los A11geles, CA days? Or should I have listed 90069. Satunlay, Oct, I PORTLAND - Lebanon Township Trustees. 7:30 p.m .. township building. · Monday, Oct. 3 SYRACUSE . - Sutton Township trustees. 7 p.m. at the Symcuse village hall. COOLV ILLE Community education meeting about Medicare's new covemge for prescription drugs. I to 3 p.m. at the Coolville United Methodist Church. The event is being hosted by Arcadia Nursing Center. Contact Kathy McDaniel with questions, 6673156. RACINE - Racine Village Council, regular session, 7 p.11l., meeting at 7:30p.m. APPLE GROVE - Leuut Township uustees. 8 p.m. at office building. Middlepon Lodge 363, F&AM. 7:30 p.m. at the Masonic Temple. Refreshments. CHESTER Chester Counci I, Daughers of America, 7 p.m., Masonic building. Annual inspection will be. held. Members are rerllinded to wear white. MIDDLEPORT Middlepol1 Community Association. 8:30 a.m .. Peoples Bank. Sunday, Oct. 2 GALLIPOLIS - OH-KAN Coin Club annual fall coin show, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. , Holiday Inn. Thesday, Oct. ;5 ALFRED Orange Township_Trustees will meet at 7:30 p.m at the home of the clerk. Osie Foll(od. Monday, Oct. 3 RACINE - Racine Chapter 134. OES, 7:309 p.m. at the hall. Plans for mstallation, white elephant sale, and refreshments following .. Clubs and organizations 2005 Friday, September 30, 2005 rNP Scha:luiE GALLIPOLIS- A. schedule of upcomlnq college and high school. va rsity sporting avents tn'JOI~ing teamalrom Gal118, Muigs and Mason counl!fls fl1day'1 garritt • Footl>all Gallla Academy at Athens South Gallia at Buffalo Coal Grove at River Valley Meigs at Wellston Eastern al Trimble Tuesday, Oct. 4 TUPPERS PLAINS HARRISONVILLE ' Public meeting at 6 p.m. 'at the Harrisonville Lodge 411, 7:30 Tuppers Plains firehouse. p.m .. at hall. Refreshments. Officers lor the Tuppers Plain~ SALEM CENTER -Star baseball and softball prognun Grange and Star Junior Gmnge tor the 2006 season wi II be dis- · regular session, 6:30 p.m., · cussed and officers elected. potluck supper. followed by MIDDLEPORT Saturdav, Oct.: I Southern ·at Federal Hod<ing WIJI!M at Point Pleasant .. Watlama al Calhoun Hannan at Wirt County Friday, Oct. 7 POMEROY -Meigs County Chapter #74, PERI, II :45 a.m. luncheon ·meeting, Meigs County Senior Center. State Rep. Jimmy Stewal1 and State Senator Joy Padgett are speakers. Call 992-2161 for lunch reservations by Oct. 6. Soccer Ohio Valley Christian at Cross· Lanes Christian, 5 p.IJI. Volloyboll Ohio Valley Christian at Cross Lanes CMstlan. 5:30 p.m. . Slturdty'l P'!DOI . COI~.S. Crou Country Rio Grande lnvllational, 9 a.m • CollegeSoccor Rio Grande at Walsh, 2 p.m. -··College Soccer Kent Slate at R~ Graooe (e>d1ibrtion). TBA . COl logO Yolloyboll Rio Grandet'Cedarvtlle at Mt. Vernon, 1 p.m. Kroger - 20.62 Ltd.- 20.35 NSC- 40.32 Oak Hill Financial - 30.15 OVB- 25 BBT- 39.72 Peoples - 27,09 Pepsico - 56.50 Premier - 13.29 Rockwell - 52.58' Rocky Boots - 28.90 RD Shell - 63.45 SBC- 23.72 Sears - 123.01 Wai-Mart - 43.54 Wendy's - 45.17 Worthington - 21 Dally stoc;k reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. 'PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. lroniOn St Joe at Ohio Valley Christian, 5:30 p.m. Meigs at Jackson, 5:15p.m. Teays Valley Christian at Hannan, 6 p.m. ' Tut~.:-1'[ 4 Waterford at Soulhem, 5:55p.m. Miller a- Eastern, 6 p.m Meigs at Welston, 6 p.m., . Jackson at River Valley, 5:15p.m. Grace Chritian at South Gallia, 5:30 p.m. Fairland at 0tt1o Valley Christian, 5:30p.m. ACSI Sectlonals. Tt3A Soccer Gatia Acadamy at Looan. 5 p.m. Point Pleasanl at Winfiekl, 6:30 p.m. ~@lli!~R~~~J~~ Auto Accidents Workers' Compensation lU )fS j,'X pc:riCil.'t Mrmtx.., '"American AC'ld:my '11f \1t-dit'al Acupuooure 316 Washln n St. 01 AlliiW Belpre (340) tinished Hfth in the team standings raJlowed by Trimbl e (343 ), Lynchburg Clay (363). Eastern (3 74), Waterford (407) a.nd, Mill er rounded ourthe top I 0. South Gallia 1447) had its best finish in school history, taking II th allcad of Paint Valley . (446) , NelsonvilleYotk (477) and, Crooksville (4Xl). 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Mei~s next plays Monday when Lt travels to Jackson for .a non-league matchup. Game time is slated for5: 15 p.m. Clm SilVIO. IOIIIU Ul '11.111* •VortecSJ~V-B '11411* J • lockmg DUlorential HO Trallerl n~ Plcg. • J . Be Sure to AHend Our 4th Annual kilcA Sa Day •a NITIAC GUll Pill ~:_:;:. 2•1ua llllflVIIIIB fWI '11,1111* ~":5-~211,1111* · Fire Safety And Bil~e Rodeo Saturday, ~. ht : :-:~g~~!..• • At.lf.OO'IIMIC • Crwso Cali.JIJ l:lnY AIAUICII llllilll* •li10IIRoodPkg.I JI II* • J • Tn.1IMng Pk.g . . •Alumulllm . • Tox~r>, Togs, Title Foes extro. Rebate included in sale price ~I new vahidelisted where applicable. · On approved credit. On selected models. Not re<ponsible for typographical enors. Prices good September 27th thr011gh Seplember 30th." b.cluding Corvene<. WtWii . ' J ' I .. Contact Information Fu- (74()) ""6·3008 Sporte Staff Ravenswood, ·WV week 's with a 337. Southea st The top · District fo ur teams, tou' rna plus the tup ment. four individHarri s uals not on ca rded a an advanc77 and hi s ing team, Tornadoes shot a 333 . score qualify for to earn Monday's trip to th e n.ext Cook's Creek Golf Course Harris round . Ty in Ashville. Fairfield won Barrett and the sectional tit!¢ with a 327. B r i a n just two shots better than Metcalf of Hocking Division . runner-up . Adena. champ Trimble did advance Southeastern was fourth as individuals. PrEp VollEyball- TVC Hocking College Volloyboll . Rio Granda at Shawnee State, 7 p.m. Brlld Shermen, Sporta Editor (74()) 446-2342. ext. 33 bshermanO mydallylrlbune.com Ravenswood Chiropnctic Center • C.HILLICOTHE So what if Southern didn't beat Trimble for the Tri-Valley Conference golf title - tl.1e Tornadoes are the ones mov. ing on in the tournament. Behind a medali st performance from freshman Bryan Harris , Southern captured ' third place at Wednesday's Division Ill sectional at Jaycees Golf Course, and thus earned a spot in next Point Pleasanl at Herbert Hoover, 6 p.m. E·mall- sportsOmydailysenlinel.com 304-273-5321 E: BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYhAILVTRIBUNE.COM Gl~aSoccor • ~pnm Injuries • Mcx:Licart' • M~l ln$UI':ll'k.'t~ •Acupunclurt: • Same day~· = ·rornadoes moving on to districts ACSI Sectionals, TBA . ®r..lKt~\~ lK.. ))~A~ ·- Federal HOCking at Ohio Valley Christian, 5:30p.m. 2• CIM BllVIUID 11414 Chit'f'P"..ttlell' (~· lhc )t'3! 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Lerry Cru~, Sportt Wrlltr (304) 675-t333. ext. t9 k:rumO mydallyregister .com Mon · Thurs 9 am · 8 pm • Fri 9 am · 9 pm • Sat 9am · 8pm • Sun 1 pm . 7 pm • 422-07 56 • TOLL FREE 1-800-822-0417 .. _ _,__ Winebrenner n d Southern provided lt TriValley Hocking Division thriller Thursday at Charles w. Hayman Gymnasium, and the home crowd didn't leave disappointed ·as the Lady Tornadoes battled back from a 2-games-to-1 deticit to claim a hardfought 18-25, 25-20, 1625, 25-22, I5-11 victory. SHS (11-3) increased its current winning streak 'ici" ·· seven matches with the · win and also moved into a first-place · tie with the Eagles (13-3) atop the Hocking Division standings. Both Meigs County schoqls now hav.e a 5-J league mark this season. The Green and White. however, established itself a.> the aggressor early on after leading all of the opening game en route to the 25-18 win. The hosts responded with a 17-8 run to open game two, and Eastern " never came closer than three points the rest of the way in Southern's 25-20 win. Eastern jumped out to an early 8-4 edge in game . . Bryan Walters/photo three · and continually Members of the Southern volleyball team ~elebrate moments after defeating Eastern .· increased that margin to as Thursday at Charles Hayman Gymnasium. The Lady Tornadoes' won the five-game Tri-valley Please see Shocks, 86 Conference Hocking Division thnller 18·25 . 25·20. 16·25. 25·22, 15·11. · . PrEp .Football - Brad Sherman SCRAPS Four still entertaining· play1[ hopes Seems like only yesterday we were counting down the days until high school football began. Now we can count the number of weeKs left in the regular se ason on one hand.. · We're at the midway point of the season, which means the non- ~o nference games are over (for most teams) and the league races get Underway tonight. More importantly. it's time for .teams that want to be playing tn Week II to make their moves. Of the team s in our tricounty area. only three have . winning records, and four still have a shot at the playoffs. Gallia Academy has the best chance; Meigs finds 'it se lf in a similar situation as ·last year: Wahama is in quite a different situation from a year ago: and one Cinderella hopes midnight duesn ' t toll anytime soon. The following is a look at those teams that are st\11 realistically in the playoff picture. G~LLIA ACADEMY (41) - Baring a total collapse, its .not a question of · whether or not the Blue . Devils will make the playoffs, but whether or not they ' ll host a game. So far. big WillS Wheelersburg . Chilli and Meigs have C'""nltl""r! Gallia Academy into seco ~........ .., in Division Ill. Region 12. Key Games RemainingBeing the three-time defending Southea stern Ohio Athletic League cham. pion , Galli a Academy will get everyone's best shot from here on out. Next week's home date with Jackson as well as a Week 9 · road game at Logan will not only decide the league title, hut playoff position as well. Proje cted Fini sh - 9-1 (first round home pl~yoff game) · .P lease see Scraps, B& WeEk 6 Southern opens rvc· pl~y at Federal Hocking Scon WOLFE passed for tour touchdowns and ran in a two-yard run of his own in a great effort . RACINE Two Tri- Wes Ritlle' had three recepValley Conference foes both tions and for 39 yards an,d on an upswing during the cn.d . two touchdowns. while of their non-league schedules Buddy Youn~ snagged three will meet in the conference passes for 7.l yards and a opener Friday ni ght at touchdown and Weston Fedetal Hockin g High Counts ran in another. School. The vis itin g Counts had sc.vcn carries Southern Tornadoes of for 42 ·yards and McKnight Coach Bob Grueser (2-3) had nine carries for 21 ·yards. meet the host Lancers (3-21 Other Southern rushers . were in what should be an exciti1ig Rvan Donaldson {2-22 1. game. Gabc Hill. Luke Dillard. and Last week. St1uthern Josh Pape . looked infallible in' its 43-16 Southern goes . into thi s quest of Hannan. getting a week's game with the most career quality game from momemum it has· had in se nior quarterback Josh Pape years. The team is ti red up. who was 7-8 pa>Sing for 137 the coaching sta ff is fired up. y[trds. Sou thern's Butc·h and the communi ty' is fired· Marnhout Jed the Southern up over Southern football , anack with 16 carries fnr 12:\ The Tornadoes are· Jook in2 Brad Sherman/OVP file yards and ·two toucl1downs. for win numhcr three . But Southern cornerback Wes Rlf.fle (43) deflects a pass away one of which came on a 22- their task will not he easy . from South Gallia's Dustin McCombs (1) during a Week 3 con- yard reception from Josh .Federal Hocking has a wry test. SHS will take on Federal Hocking'Friday. Papc . Quartcrbad Papc ·athletically skillful team . BY SPORTS CORRESPONDENT • The Federal Hocking Lancers lost their first two ga mes (Caldwell 6-17 and Wahama 7-14 ). but have been on a three .. game winning streak · since then . Federal defeated Parkersburg .Catholi c 18-6. Belpre 20- 13, and Alexander 20-6. Tyler Jarvi s. Tyler Jarvis . . Tyler Jarvis . That is the Lancer battle cry. Jarvis had an .86'-yard run in last week's win o,ver""lexander (20-6) in pursuit of a 20-259 yard rushing ga me, a stellar feat at any le vel of competition. Two weeks ago, Federal Hocking snapped a 13-13 tie \\lith a 67-yard, ,seven-pia¥ drive that culminated in Chaz Dri'ggs' !-yard quarterback sneak for the game-winning touchdown with 6:41 to play to lift visiting Federal Hocking to a 20-13 triumph over Belpre at' Ralph Holder Please see Southern, 116 " . ,, ' �' ~ge 82 • The l)aily Sentinel FrJday, September 30, 2005, .... r' Frldpy, September 30, 20Q5 , ' li!6 ~, ,J ~rtbune -' SentinelCLASSIFIED www.mydallysentlnel.com ro ' .= ,j rib · ~ ,I Conceoleci Pistol Cluo 112 Pleasant Stree1 3 NEW·3BROM$129EI Ootober 8, 9:00 am VFW I Bedroom. 1 1/2 Bath&, DOWN Mason WV. Ph I740)M3- Family AOO(Il. Dining Room, $229 00 MONTH , 5555, CeU (740),16-33~ Fu~ Basomenl Storage ONLY ~T OAKWOOO B/dO Garage New Central HOMES 304-755-5885 Goltlpollo c-. 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General Electric Range a Mavtag Heavy Dutj' O<yo< and Kenmore WaatrM 740. 992·3354 l oeo: 1999 Chevrolet Venture Extended Van blue 82 000 m1les greal condttron one Donkles male & female afso owner 500 (740)367· 7435 (740)339·3955 sa •NOTICE• PHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends tha ou do business w th peo le you know and NOT t end money th rough t~ ~a11 until you have lnvestr ated the offerino. 2002 K1a Sedona Van, loaded all power sunroof warranty 50 025mr new trrss excellent reduced to $11 900/080 (304)67 5 5253 " r~4~=(U~ Mom-y roLoAN 1 1990 Ca dillac OeV1IIe wrecked In front 4 chrome aluminum mag wheels Sell parts or all Ca ll (740)44~2667 1 2001 Grrzzty 600 auto green less thBn 300 miles $4,500 (740)742-4011 2002 Honda Reoon ES -c=""':-:-----~:=--:-:-c- 250cc ATV excellenl c,ond1· All real ettMe ttdvertislng In this newlfNII*' I• 1ubject lo the Federel Fair Hooslng Act of 1118 which maket It lllepl to advertlee en~ pNI'trence llmltttion or dlscrirNnallan band on race, color, religion, sex familial stttue or nttlontl origin or any Intention to make any euch pr.rerence limitation or ~lscrlmlnatlon ' I'ROtl-.SSIONAL SEKVIW TURNEO rDOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITV /SSI? No Fee UnteS' We Wrnl 1 888 582 3345 Thla newepaper will not knowingly aocepl advertl..nwnt• tor real estate which I• In violation of the law. Our readert are hereby lnform.clthtl 111 dwelllng•advertlled In thle rww1peper are avail•* on an ~ual ~;~pportunlty blln• Horse lovers paradrse approxrmately 70 acres w/new log home 3br 2ba 16x32 tnground pool 24X40 garage 156x66 horse bam Hoii!E'i 42x80 barn w/40x100 shed FOR SALE 28x50 barn w/all new fence Approximate tncome of FoteciOsure 7BR 5BA only $10 000 per month on a $18 000 For li sti ngs ca ll StAt $463 000 (740)645· 800..391 5228 ext F254 0670 STNAs A. 1997 Ford Ranger XLT aut<1 low mtlas very clean muSI seo (740)742·3020 740· 992·3394 r Appliance Make FAE~ Phone Calla to any phone and make bl'g money grvrng away Free Long Drstance Phone Servtcet Vrsit www MyAdCails com'21550 and www AdCalls COIT)I21550 r :l 4x4 FORS.W: 2002 Chevrolet Tra1l Blaze~ 4x4 52 000 mrtes PW POL; crursel1r~ AMJFM/CD/ cas.sette powe1 sunroof exc condrtion $15 900 CKC Aegrstered Golden (740)446 6157 after 6pm Retnever pr,tppres for sale Have had frrst shots and 2004 F 150 Larrat crew cab wormed All fema le $250 btac~ wrt h chrome 4x4.. leather Toneau cover low (740)388 8965 mrles loaded extra clea~ too mucl1 to list $28 000. (6 14)595 7773 or 1 800• 798-4686 II '\\ '\ ( I \ I Full and Part Time Proper hcense/certrlrcatton re qurred We offer an excel lent work environment shift SF/DF/EOE dlflerent1al competttrve HR018ndemh•tthcare com wages great benefits per feet attendance rncentlves and much morel The Gallra County Board of Please apply to MA/00 ts currently accept tng apphcetrons lor tha fot Attn Dianna Thompson, lowrng full time posrtron tn HR the Galice Workshop Scanlc Hills Nursing Ha.Oilrta11on Specral st II Center Mrmmum qualr frcat1ons 311 Buckndgo Road Bachelor Degree (Specral Bidwell, OH 45St4 Education preferred) Ph 74Q/446-7150 Dutres Include Enrollee rn Fax 7401446-2438 take evaluatronsJassessEmail admln ahnet menls deveioptng and sup lllndemhealthcare com portrng rndrvtdual programs In behavior management vocational setf-help socral rzat10n etc wh le man lonng tANDEM and documentrng progress ~,, u...r~t r .... • Coordinate se rv1ces with other agenc1es SFIDF/EOE Applications can be HROtlmdemhealthu... Clml obta1ned at the Gallra County Board of MA/ 00 Medi Home Health Agency located at 8323 North State Inc seektng a full-trme AN Route 7 Ch96htre Oh1o Patten! Care Coordmator for 45620 for applyrng Gallrpohs Ohto and sur Oe"adhne OctoOer 12 2005 rounding area Dutres Include establrshrng and The Gallra County Board of IS an Equal mamtammg open linqs ot MR/00 Oppor1unt1y Employer communrcat1on wrth area IF ca. ...... inaload ol <onling Trailer for Sale 2000 • lOO% financing Clayton. 16 X 70 3 bed- • LB8s than perloCt eredlt room-·2 bath--central air- accepted porch.. $23 000 7•n992 • "OV" • • Payment could be 1he 5972 room unfurnllhed, no pets sam• 86 rent Depottt • rant $325 Leave Mortgage Locators mnaage ~ 740 ) 2 45-9 595 (740)367-11000 r. PEls SALE mR Regtstered Lab to Gallipolis RetaiVOtflce ooHd- AKC Hol!tr WID mg beautiful country set- Puppies Chocolate & ttookupa wtUriMWef ling; • 000 aq ft (IY>Iahed) B)a.dt. Frrst Shots & Incl.Sllrtlng II heat and water rndUded S Wormed Parents on S1te 5460/month, dopoolt negotiable (740)367-7435 S200 each (304)576-2222 '*lf'lrod, No!IOIO (740)'41 111W (740)441-"IIM Off~ee/Apartment-·3 Story AKC Aegrstered Labs ::-...:..:'...:..:'-;:--:,:-:::-::::::- Buildrng with garage kx:at Yellow & Black {304)675 3 rooma All utilities ad rn downtown Pomeroy 7652 pold - - "' potS Cal fo< OeiaHs 740-992· - , - . , - - - - - - - - - - $450/mo 48 Olive St 7851 AKC Shih Tzu puppres 7 weeks old Frrst shols 1 (740)4.a-31M5 \ llli lll \'\ 1•1,1 ::..:.:::..:..::...::..,-:::--,~-:-, female 3 males (740)441 663 Thin!, Golllpollo 2 bed9047 5 100m1 & - · 111<M & 3 41>2 BR, II)IIL Olive St $3eO (740)446-3845 IL S1.00 for large 1 ' CLASSIFIED INDEX .s,;. How you can !Jove borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads . Jm Borders.$3.00/perad I! Graphics 50¢ for small • All ads must be prepaid" >S•l.f· 1st Trme Yard Sale Saturday Only 681 Ne ghborhood Ad 35 40 used good concrete 9am 6pm Somethrng for ' blocks You Haul Away Everyone r (740)446 0609 21 Edgemont Dr Fnday Sept 30 and Sat Oct ~ 4 month old Calico Krt!en 8 30am ? Chrldrens clothes beaUirlul markrngs to good baby llousehold rtems Home only (304)675 7585 rtems men & womens cloth rng etc Giveaway (2) 4 month old 3 Famrly Garage Sale 1st tamale Border Colhe Mrx Sale rn 3 years Frrday pups Call (740)256 1558 September 30th & Saturday OGtober 1st by the red lights IANI ANIJ rn Cheshrre watch for signs FOUND All Brand Name Clothes Grrls Infant 2T & 5T-t4 1/2 Found young Female plus Boys 7 8 9 & 10 Bassett Hound Oedsrde Mens 29 3B Womens Alotr PPMS call (304)675 6062 or All Oab.y accessones Home Macon County Anrmal lntenor Too much 10 lrst 11 s a must see sale I stlelter ., Word Ads Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Monday-FridaY for In•ertlon In Next Day 's Paper sunday In- Column: 1.00 p m F•ldo•v For Sundays Paper YAI<IJ SALE· • YARI Srng le wh te Chrrs tran female look ng tor srngte whrte Chrrt>tran male lor some companronshrp Ages between 45 55 Please call (740)446 6743 after 6pm r n !Jearlt;,eQ I I'"---"'!iilioiij..,_ _.. 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• (740) 446-2342 (740) Or Fax To (740) 992·2157 Offtee II(Jar-~ -..QI~Iac,rt.en;:cllege 001t1 ii) . l\egtster entinel t-aoo-2:14-0452 wtatlached Garage, Coil (740)«6 2927 O< Breezeway & Barn i 56 (740)339.0365 • KccrKIIIed M1mber AterKII og ~ lor lndllpellCIM! ~~ acrao l>andhlll Rd '72 POO ' NEW lANK REPOB (304 )895 3068 lnd School• 1274& ONLY 3 L~F'T 3BB double garMae block ASSUME LOW MONTHLY 71 acta ' PAYMENTS ullllty bldg OWNER FINANCING Syracusa new roof $85,000 AV41LABLE (74Q)992·6317 or (740)416 t;IIRECT TV 3 room w1th 304 ?55 5566 276~ Tivo · FAe~ 145 channels New logl'iome 3Br 2Ba only; $39 ~ per month , Ask how to jjOI FREE, ~ao Wl16x32 rnground pool MAX ahd home entertain 24..:40 garage drtapprox 1 5 ment ~vstam Call SOo-52~ OCIOS $269,000 (740)645 0870 7556 fo< details GaiWaC..RtJ; ON In One Week With Us 1 Great UHd 1994 14K70 3 ~room, 2 Bath lnclud98 heat pump Call (740)3652434. The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 RIM FIRE Rifle Shoot Racine Gun Club Oct. 2nd 2005 at 1:00PM Public Invited Broad Run Gun Club Sunday. October 2nd Meeltng 10 am· 11 am Eleclton poles close at noon Match starts at noon 680/Siug WV Jobs Foundatton BINGO Friday & Saturday Nights Doors Open 4·00 PM Early Btrds 5 15 PM Regular SeSSIOn 6 30 PM $1 ,000 Coverall $500 Block of Nine (PROGRESSIVE) ' $500 4-Leaf Clover Payouts guaranteed! 124 Htghland Ave Potnl Pleasanl , WV 304-675-3Sn 1996 doutltewlde 24JC52 on 1/2 acre 3BR 2 bath large LR new carpetlhnoleum new 50 yr old roof 3 large stOfage butldmg Too many amemlies to hst Must see to appreciate Located rn Fairland or Galha Co school dlstrrct $97 500 {740)256· 1426 1986 Jaguar XKS V 12 eng I (ye s V 12) 2 door s car black: !an rnten· or auto. rune wow1 needs exhaust & minor ann wtll trade 60s or 70s GM $3500080 (740)416·0918 evenrngs 2 Bedroom Hause Newly Remode led Klneon Ave GaHrpohs $550/mo 174o)44H184 (740)441· 0194 __m,-:h-o-us-e--al:-so 2000 Clayton 16x80 3BA " _o_r__o_o_droo 3 2 vrnyl/shrngte $17 500 Quail BuslnessJofllce space ph Crook Pa<k Call (304)372· 740 416 5547 (740)992 2179 or 1-800-439·2179 3702 2000 16x80 Oakwood Many extras 3BR 2BA S26 P 00 (740 )446 2570 2002 3BR 2 bath Oakwood mobile home Good cond1 11on $28 500 080 Aefrnancmg avartable Catl (740)2 4 5·0~31 5 Homes under $10000 Will deliver (740)385-7671 Nrce Used 14x64 2 Bedroom Only $4995 Call 1740)385.()698 Aacme Amencan Leg ton Post 602 r 1993 Cadrllac OeV111e 4 9 2004 H D Supergl de flfet 59 000 mrles illl Injected only 2300 mrl as options leather new trres $12 000 Daytrme (740)446 A.ntrques 10th Annual We st mar oOn $S frrm 9416 eventng (740)441· Vtrglnia Antique & Bottle (740)645 0626 17114 Safe Oct 1 at the West VITglnra State Farm Museum 1994 Jeep Wrangler 4x4 2005 Harley Dyna Fan Festival Potnl Pleasant automatiC hard top excel· Superghde tow miles lots ol 9 to 3PM FREE admrsslon lent condrtron (740)446 chroma and extra,s $12000 and appraisals Dealer 6808 after 4 OOpm 740·949 B0 1p afl 5 pm ooo Beautiful river view In Kanauga Ideal lor 1 2 pea pie No peta pleaee Appltcartons being taken Coli (740)441·0181 For rent 2 bedroom mobrle home at 402 Polecat Ad 3 bedroom house for rent 3 $425/month $425Jdeposlt, acres on rrver njce house reference required, dock for ooats $1 000 (740)446-4 107 month $1 1000 deposit lmmacufate 2BA. 2 bath, (740)367 7762 (740)446 mob1le home for rent 1n the 4060 (740)367 7272 country $400/month __Be_d.:.roo_m;_h_ou_s_e_lo_ < -,ol -1 3 1614)595·7773 or (800)798· wrll rent month to month until Mre6 sold $485/mo (740)446 Mobrle home s1tes In 4543 Country Homes Shade 3BA 2BA House on Taylor $130 mo (740)365·4019 Ad rn Pomt Pleasant Nice 2 br 2 bath wlappli (304)895 3129 ances & new carpet, $375 plus utrlrttes 3 br 2 bath, garden tub w/d hookup $450 plus utrlilles & securrty, (740)992-7680 or 740.416· 3311 cell Saturday Free Bingo ' 1st Two Packs Door Prize Drawings American Legion Post 128 Will have a public Fried Chicken & Noodle Dinner Sunday, October 2nd 11 :00 am till? $6.00 - Includes Iced Tea or Coffee and Dessert Everyone Welcome! MEIGS COUNTY FARM BUREAU ANNUAL MEETING Tues., Oct 18 7·09 pm al Masomc Lodge, Middleport ReseiVallons must be made by Oclober 5 Adults $11 00 Child $8 00 Entertainment Mark Kuhn, Door Pnzes • M1zway Tavern Karaoke Wed & Fri Band Sat Kebo Cyrus & 503 9·1 2002 Yellow Honda 300 E>t 4 Whee ler Like New Great Condrtron Low · Hours • (mrtage) 740·992 7522 $2 700 00 va 2 Bedroom Home $375/month Ae1erences & Deposrt required {304)675· 5578 2000 14X70 OakwOod 3bd, 2ba CIA can rent lot or move (740)388·8513 (days) (740)388-8017 {evenngs) tlon $2200 {304)675 1444 i:;ri:x-.;.;~ ......-~-~-"""'.., J'U"JUI1MI!r4J;::!J 1.._-lllllliFiiORiiiRE'i'riii--pl ' 1 and 2 Oedroom apart· menta furnished and unfurnished securrty depos11 requtred no pets, 740-992· 2218 spt1ce IIVOIIoble INFO 740· -:--:---:--:---:-----::- 99~·6068 1996 Chevy Borella V6 eutomat1c A/C run s looks Buy or sell Riverine good good gas m il eage Antiques 1124 East Marn $2200 OBO (740)441· on SA 124 E Pomeroy 740- 0914 992·2528 Auaa Moore - - - - . , . - -- - owner 1996 Nrssan Sentra 135 000 11:1~:-:mtles 2 owners good (;ondr- r -------------Pleasant Valley Apartment Are now taking Applications tor 2BR 3BR & 4BR are taken App"catlons Monday thru Frtday lrom 9 00 AM 4 PM Office Ia Located at 1151 Evergreen Drive Point Pleasant WV Phono No Is (304)675· 5806 EHO .......- ........, I ~ ~~8 $2 800 llrm --------1997 Mercury Grand Marqurs excellent cond1tron one owner walker for sale Local cell phone (304)962 8911 · 1 used natural gas furnace 90+ efficiency 80 000 BTU He1l 1· used natural gas water heater Used lumber & srdrng for sale Cell phone ) • 1740 441 2667 ---.,-.,--,-:-10 x16 x7' Green House while plastic srdes clear on roo1 exhaust fan & some electrlt $1 800 (740)742 4011 7 Help Wanted Local ,company seeks full time employee, must have CDL with ' Hazmat Endorsement. Must be willing to perform a variety of tasks, many hours of overtime , in winter, excellent benefits. Send resumes to: The Daily Sentinel P.O. Box 729-23 Pomeroy, OH 45769 perfect runs perfect 107 000 m11as S2 500 080 (740)446 0171 r DAVIDSON METAL ROOFING '18 Colors "30yr warranty rn wntrng "Professronal InstallatiOn • Free Estrmates 740 596 2909 I ~~---•-o~~.-iiSiiALiiiiE.__. ·• Kawasak Jet S~1 (304 1675 235fl or (304)67P. 3994 95 ji~~--::---::--, Autn PARTS & ·-·A·C·:O·'liSO-·R·I~.·_. 2 BUcket Seats to lit s 10 excellent conditio n (304)675 2359 or (304)674· 399 4 MumR HoMES 1995 Starcraft hghtwe1ght truck camper Used 4 trm es1 $4 500 •(740)245 9109 or (740)441 7632 89 Pa ce Arrow 32 454 Chevy engrne fully loadetf basement model m nt con· drtron 43k mil es $16 900 (740)446 1977 r."l:::----:::-__......,..., tO HOME IMI'IIOVEMFNTS ; , BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond1l1onal htetrme guar• 88 whrte Sundance 65 000 antee LOCal references furr AIC mrles runs good nrshed Establ sh ed 1975 $1 100 (740)256 1652 Call 24 Hrs (740) 446· 68 wh te Sundance 65 000 0870 Rogers Basement mrles runs good A/ C Waterproofing $1 000 (740)256 1652 95 Camero z 28 350 auto T Tops leather great shape Ss 500 92 Corstca V 6 auto • 4dr lots ot new parts nrce car $1 600 (740)742 4011 --------95 Pontiac GrancJ Pnx SE 2 door $1 000 Call (304)593 4518 m.i---;::::-:-~:--., j15 l)UJCK.' FOR SAl£ I' " Bled<. bnck sewer prpes wtndows lintels etc Claude Wrnters Rro Grande OH call 740 245 512t O'IURS AC 200 1 Chevy impala Auto GC S4600 740 992 0309 Pro -Form power rnchne ~--oiiiiijiiiiiiiiit-r treadmill Good condrtron 0 1 green Ford F150 XLT 4dr $75 Call (740)l88·9362 auto 2wd 5 4L VB bedcov Va.catton a1 Gallrnsburg er 6CD player sunroot Tennessee Stay at the good con drtron 69 900 $14 500 OBO Westgate Resort Oct 2nd mrtes 9th (740)367.()139 after (304)288 3335 4pm tor more rntormatron 1985 Ford truck F150 6 Wood stove & pipe $250 cylinder automat c good (740)367 7762 (740)446 body <uns $900 (740)446 4060 (740)367 7272 9742 ~~~ Lw--ii""iiii..........,OOiiiiiii-_.1· & M e· Adu~ r BoATS Reds Hydraulics 2 pumps\ 4 oanerres tO swrtches 1998 Burck Century (whrte)\ 10~ cylmders $900 080 $51 000 miles good condr· Call (?~0) 367 7872 • tlon $5 BOO call (304)675 CAMI'EI!S & 2490 2000 Kla Sephra 4 door automatic 27mpg 72 000 m les good cond tJOn $800 Eteclr c Rec lrnerllrft Chatr 1n brakes frlters 11res belts Tara Townhouse $150 Large Sears etc tuneup Wr ll take trad e Apartments very Spacious. Microwave $25 Good Askrng $3 600 080 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 1/2 Condrtron {304)675 74~2 (740)441 9378 Bath Pool & Baby Pool Patio, Start $385/Mo JET 2001 Cavalrer 2 dr Z 24 No Pets Lease Plus AERATION MOTORS Cold air auto lull power AeRQired New & Reburlt In 78 000 mrta s $2,500 080 ~~~~ -~=ail R~ulred Stock Call Ron Evans 1 93 Chevy S 20 Convers on 800·537-9528 van TVNCR auto looks Twm Riyers Tower Is aooept lng applications tor waiting 1 bedroom apartment by list far Hlld subsized 1- br Kenmore dryer new {whrte) Wei-Mart tn Gallipolis apartment call 675 6879 $200 Whtrlpool washer· $425/month ut!littes rnclud · :EiiH~O;_.lf:.O.:~~~-., Heavy duty (almond) $110 While Westrng House natu ed $150/deposn (74Q)245 SPACE ral gas stove $50 Eleclrrc lift 5555 ...;., n - -:-:-:-~-::--:::-, L-....iii;ii·~-"""i~io-J' charr blue cloth $200 1 bedroom apt Vtne St • - Reese fifth wheel hitch lrke Gallipolis, OH Call DowntoWf) Office Space 5 new $300 After 5 OOpm (740)446·7398 or (740)367 room suite $650/mo 1 room (740)245· 5946 7886 office· $225/mo , 2 room suite $250/mo Security NEW AND USED STEEL 1BR W/D hookup elactrlc or deposit requrred You pay Steel Beams Pipe Rebar gas no pets $290 plus Concrete Angle utllltres All spaces very mce For deposit (740)441 ·1 184. Elevato< Call (7o10)446 3644 Channel Ftaf Bar Steel (740)441-1) 194 for appointment Grating For Drarns Driveways & Wal~ways L&L 2 Bedroom apt $295 00 per month plus uhlttlea plus For Lease Office or retarl SCrap Metals Open Monday Wednesday & deposit and references spaces In very good candr- Tuesday requtred Third Street, tlon Downtown Gallipolis Friday Sam 4 30pm Closed Appro.: 1600 sq h each 1 Thursday Saturday & Racine 740 247 4292 or 2 baths Lease_,errce Sunday (740}446-7300 2 bedroom. 1 bath water negotlaOie to encourage business Call Paving Brrcks 3x6 Drown pard $350 month $350 new Call (740)446-'«25 O< (740)446- approx 1200 5250 frrm call securrty deposit after 5pm (304)675 511 5 3936 1740)446·3481 Help Wantl!d (740)388· j 1991 Chevy Truck va GoOd Condrlron Runs Great $1 800 (304)675 5043 1998 Chevy Z71 extended Cab wllhrrd door fully loaded Tahoe cover and spray rn hner $11 5CO call (304) 751 7378 91 S·10 2 8 5 speed el(cel· lent cond tron (3040675 2359 or (304)674 3994 93 Nrssan Truck 4X4 5 speed Arr 150K runs excel $2900 00 740 742 26 62 NO MATTER WHAT YO()'RI STYLE... ...THE NEWSPAPER HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! • �!!age B4 • The .. Daily Se.ntinel www.mydallyaentlnel.corri Friday, September 30, 2005 Friday, September 30, 2005 ALLEYOOP . www.mydallysentlnel.com • The Daily Sentinel •·Page B5 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ACROSS Phillip . BLIC NOTICES In lhe Common Pteao last known address boothe, Ia address HELP WANTED eat at a rate of $4.913 Buckeye.,Community Services, a nonprofit agency. will 'be conducting interviews for various positions in various homes. These positions vary in hours and the starting rate of pay is p-.25 an hour. All persons interested ~re in vited to come to The Work Station and apply. Open interviews are being conducted at The Work Station in The Plains on October 4, 2004 from 9am to 3pm. For questions please feel free .to ca!I .740-797-4 166 and ask for Kim or Kristy. All interested applicants must possess a high school degree or GED, valid driver's license and good driving record. Pre-emp loyment drug t~ting. Equal Opportunity Employer. ' Help Wanted Help Wa~ted NE\\'SP.\I'EU (;Uotl' S \I.ES REI' •~ you have been successful in~: newspaper and/or •~ • • •~ Ad verttsmg sa Ies we ~ broadcasdl have •~ an•~ M tlM ::opportunity for you. H M ·~ Regional ~l . ' M tl·~ :: four . daily Newspapers in tl H . M •~ Southern and Southeastern tl ~~ Ohio is sales territory for being created. Existing h clients and · large potential for ~l ·~ :: ~ ' tl·~ Salaried •~ .. ~l commiSsion :1 Full slot moves to I' ·~ :1·~ ~ as sa es mcrease. ~l benefits, tl reimbursement mileage tl potential ~l tl~H for career growth if you're t.he.:r and ~l ~ H fit we are looking for. :: ·~ tl Apply by sending letter tl introduction and resume !l •~ H H ofa to H either Jim Freeland at jwfreeland@heartlandpublications.com ~ •~ or .•iafax (1-740-441-0578); ~l Or Clif Forrest at ~ cforrest@heartlandpublicatlons.com H •~ •~ ~l • Public Notice ellots and security Interest In a 1964 Virginia mobile homo, IDIFQCEXBMV31i1, Ohio Carllllcate of Title 15300114540, located at 25671 McNicklea Road, Racine, OH 45771, --,,..,---~• Pulillc Notice ___;..,.;,....:.;,_ TUPPERS CHESTER PLAINS· WATER ~~~~f~~l.f:f:glD. REEDSVILLE, OHIO •~ H •~ ,.,. •~ tl tl H aeoi.id Bids lor the conelrucllon of lhe Pi1asa VI Improvements Project which Includes Contract 11 (1A, 18 and 1C)Water · Line Dlllrlbutlon System; Contract 12 (2A and 2B)- Water Stoiage Facllill.,s: and Public Notice Documents may be examined at the ·fol- eat1t1, located near Eaat Main Streat and Kerr Slrell situated In the Incorporated Village. The property lor aale Ia daacrlbed _ · '- __: ------ ~----• State Auto offer·s sonwthing spt•dal ll 's the.Auto/Honie Discount with special reduced rates if bolb car and home are insured with State Auto. Find out how much your savings ca n be. The_Wi.~;emun Agency. fm:. 4P50I s ccon ~ Avcnuc .. 8 ox 3 9 • J .Jj" · ::::::~~ --- Gallipoli6, OH 45631 -035'J .-:-... Ph' 800-392-1209 ur 740-446-)643 www . wiscmanogcn~.:y.c mn • AKQJ 10 2 South .K JB43 .AK • Q l0 6 • 7 5 4 Dealer: East Vulnerable: Neither South Wesc Sorth F.ac;t 1• Pass 4• All p8ss '"' ~ounting may make the .game easy . / IT'S JUST A TttOUci~T, IUT ,........· S'OME Of YOIJfl NetJflOSES vJOIJLl> MAI'e cilleAT 30 Yrs. Exp. Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones Free Estimates Office: (740) 992-2804 Cell: (740) 517-688l POWER WASHING Equipment, Boats, Ump~rs, Tractor Trailers. Dump Trucks, painting 6r staining ot your deck or log home, Aluminum brightening. · Special rates to Truckint\nd Dump Trucking Com~nies . LAWN · RE DIVISION . 25 Auto import 45 Gael' coins Alaska bears Brownish pigment Here in Paris Bewildered 26 BBs 27 Humerus neighbor 28 Deep tracks 29 Small · quarrel 4 5 6 7 8 Geronimo 36 Iffy attempt 37 South • lmerlcan capital A GOOD FISHERMAN HA'STA L' A !;iN TO TMINI< LIKE FISH !! , TMINJ( 'BOUT, UNCLE SNUFF'( ? Mowin~ Trimming. Tree Trimming. Aeration, Fertilization, Spra'(lng of fence lines, Leaf Remo11al, as well as small Blgh and Dry Storage Phone (740) 992-5232 SxlO, lOxlO, . lOXlS, 10x20, lOJCJO a FREEESTIMAT£5 • GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES ~am Janet Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio . ~i'l()v.\ 1-l.N'P't' f\OU!<. ....,::----, through West Sui if it is Easl. you shOuld trump wilh lhe spade eight (or jack), then cross to dummy's spade ace, and play a spade through East. linessing if his 1>\(.f>ll--t> fW'\Irll€.{ _ Designed 10 Heal Your Home and Your Hot Water! ~ bAt~rt.BURK~ 740-698-6809 queen has not appeared. Count the points. Dummy has 14" and you hold 13.That leaves on~ 13 for lhe oppo.. nents, yet East opened. He must have the spade queen~ Ruff with ·your spade ) K&K EXCAVATING by Luis Campos Celetrrty Cioll!!r cryptogr!ms a1a 178ated from quotatiOI\s ~famous people, past and l)fe&enl UYS.! IS t1RS . CZERWIC:KI IS A. WOMAN WITH A PAST! Jll~T IN WITH BUNIONS . 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Be wary of those who are trying to m a)'t.e a profit from the assets you or others possess . · SCORPIO (Oct . 24-Nov. 22)- If you advanta'ge your position to the detriment of others today you m ay a Hain what you seek. but. that sweet wine you're drinking will quickly _turn to vinegar In your mou1h. Be fa•r. pAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec . 21) Bravado and pride may lead you to attempt a task or an assignment today lhat Is far beyond your talents of!ind abilltias. Don't let your ego gel you Into somathing that Is way over your head . C A PR ICORN (Dac: . 22-Jan. 19 ) - Be care ful b&Cause your inclination to take chances today could be rather pronoun ced and mispl~ced . lfs best you- don' t gamble on long shot s . In · ta.ct , e~n sura things could misfiro. < AQUARIUS (Jan _ 20~Feb. 19) Be an a ttentive liste ner today or else later when you . a ttempt l'O remember something important you promised yourself to recall. you cou ld get the facts distorted and all jumbled up. PISCES .(Feb. 20-March 20) You might n"ol be as competent at 'm ental gymnastics today as you percei\ie yourself to be, so don•t get involved in anything that requires qu1Ck thinking . You may lack the breath and vision. ARIES ~March 21-Aprit 19) - Go out and have a good time today, but be careful with your fin ances by being cognizant of how much you 're spend· ing . That limb you 're si tting on could bend or br'eak if it•s shaken roo h ard. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Take care how you handle people today, so that you d On't a l ienate friends or associates through yoar s tubtx m; ness. They are htr more important to your future happiness than you may think . , GEMINI (May 21·June 20) Show tho proper appreciation to those who tabor" at your side !o help you today. If you rub people the wrong way, that which you·re a ttempt ing to achi8'VB. coa..-ld fall far short of its mark. CANCER (June 21-July 22) There ·s a possibility that you may have to deal with someone socially today who iS equally a.s sbong-willed as you are . Be flelllibte , because it's better to give an inc h and keep a frtand . LEO (July 23 -Aug . 22) ' Undares tlmating lhe strength of your compet itio n today could lead to your undoing. Be realistic in your -estimation of tho so who contest you so that you c an doal with them accordingly. VIRGO ( Aug . 23- Sept. 22) Be DETENTioN I'.OOM . work -·- --- - EEIC!llelte• in 1M dftl!r stands lor anotner Today·s clue: Vequals M "RWHP '} - ·-- -- VSPO HZUOZRTIP OZOt'MD, TA ' RT ... BIRHPRP RWHP RWHP K 0 Z Z HZ II P , BZX • XDZBVT RISVJOR TA LCBIO JOROI CHLQIRD." au~ieoce's _'lrtrihda,y, GET IJOI'.E'P or yawn CELEBRITY CIPHER AstroGraph OOtofT "(OU Danny 740-590-3702 35 Cause to cunning X 0 P G I H L HZ M B V 0 I H G;& . PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Ajournalisl who doesn't value - deeply -the eight BIG NATE Call 9 Deceitful aHer Easl had opened. Norlh. the spade queen. If it is West, you must . ruff with the spade king, then finesse Dozer • Skidsteer Mini Excavator Work 33 NBC rival spade overcall, North jumped strBight to four spades. It was unlikely that they had jobs such as planting and mulching. WOODBURNING FURNACE ·. David Lewis successor 31 Knee bones was one heart),' and continues with the club queen. What would you do now? Also, what do you think of the auction? After South made the automatic one- Altrk:k four, you must decide who holds 740-992-6971 47 - ,reliel 49 Freud, to hlmseH : 51 Jimmy's the club king (West discarding a low WHAT D'FISH ers. 25 Years Experience · republic 46 Hero'atale Wesl leads lhe club 10. Easl overlakes wilh lhe jack. cashes the club ace. lakes .. BARNEY (Commercial and Residential) landscap ing Fountain hobbylets 31 Court llatemenl 32, Mdse. bars 34 Straw plio 35 Rock group 30 Radio 36 Ready to ride 311 Trinket 39 News channel 41 Soothes 42 Bulletproof allire 43 Popular cockle ·· spades after East has opened one club. (Comme1cial al'ld Re§idential) Mobile Homes, Houses, log Ho'mes, Decks, Driveways, Sidewalks, Gas Statioti Awnings, Oegreasing of Yachting King bNIIr Therefore Lold cargo Codgers' queries Oluy10 French of baaebl!il state . 11 Marino or · DOWN Rather 19 Court Adevidence, committee maybe "No way!" 21 A Khan (hyph.j 24 Cries Trevl ala clrcua Right- counting. The more counting you do - points, winners, losers, points again, more points! - the better you will play. This deal is an easy e)(ample. You are South, the declarer in lour ciAMeS! OWner: Jeff Stethem often What is the primary reason that ·experts can play bridge better than nonexperts? A clue can be lound in this quotation by_ baskelball coach John Wooden: "II is what we learn after we think we know it all that counts.ft <.OMPUTefl TRI -STATE MOBILE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE Answer to Previous Puzzle •· 14 Gyro pockal 52 15 Whey 53 oppoa"e 54 16 Tailor's aid .55 17 Astronaut 56 - Shepard 18 Swiss miss 57 20 Gem surface 22 Literary compilation 23 Cry o1 dlalaate 1 24 Japanese · port ·2 27 Theater amployees 3 though , might have started with a twoclub cue-bid raise, which would promise spade support with at least limit-raise val· ues: 1O·plus points or at most eight los· Rutland American Legion Bl ngo . We Are Opening _____ ________ __:_ • 45783 2 • J 83 . • 9 742 740-667-0700 • 740-843-5264 Point Pleasant, WV (304) 675-2630 !i!i E3 [::'! liNDA'S PAINTING Announcements All pack• you can · play S2Q Monday & Wednesday Doors Open 4:30 Bingo Starts 6 :3D eo people pay $80 99 people pay $99 • Everyone Welcome! .. q 7 1087 5 4 3 Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Ac~ident 1701 Jefferson Blvd.' let me ,:Jo 1' f Dr p ul ted ·to the Village Clerk. 320 Eall Main Streal, ·Pomeroy, OH 45769. (9)30,(10)6,12,18,24 $20 Anyone apprehended damagiQg ' any equipment, buildings, or land on the above listed property will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. • FRANK & EARNEST the PAIN out of PAINTING! Hill's Self Storage Computer Spacial Eut Opening lead: • 10 Ta~e • Affordable Rates • References as parcel numbers 06, Available 075,076, 077,078,079 • • Free Estimates and 080, containing "Insured" 1/4 approximately Call Gary,Stanley acre, more or leas. 740-742-2293 . This property Is beat deacrlbed In a war-' • Leave a message ranty dead recorded In Volume 226 Pogo 29 and Volume 226, paga-33. Sealed bids shall be occapled until 12:00 p.m. on Friday, 29670 Bashan Road October 28, 2005. All Racine, Ohio bids ahould be sealed 4577t and clearly . marked 740-949-2217 Real Estate Bid on the outside of the ADVERTISE YOUR U n a u t- h o r i z e·d persons apprehended on the AEP BUSINESS .Appalachian Power Company IN THE property, located on both sides of. CLASSIFIEDS ."' 9 8 6 3 • 5 Wlll'fl:l SfllliGI: Public Notice Contract . 13 Telemetry Syatem will be received by Of!BO~TS, TPCWD, . at their District Office, local- ' CAMPERS ETC. ATTHE · ad at 39561 . Bar 30 'Road, Readsvllle, MEIGS CO. Ohio 45772 until FAIRGROUNDS 10:00 a.m. (Local OCT. B, 2005 Thursday, Time) 9:00AM12:00 October 20, 2005, and For more Info. call ' then at said oHice publiclY'' opened and 740-985-4372 read The aloud. Contract .__ _ _ _ _ __, NO TRESPASSING State Ro~,tte 62, at ttie Mountaineer Power Generating Facility near New Haven, WV, and includes the coal ash landfill area adjacent County Route 9, will be prosecuted for trespassing. To Ma~ 50447 Tornado Rd. Color/ Racine, OH To List! 740-949- J183 Phone(74o)992-347 1 Fax 992'5976 • envelope and Submit- PUBLIC NOTICE Mums 4-$1 o.oo or $3.00 Each '.Red '.Rose sreenfwuse 405 Pearl Slreel• Middleport. OH which real eallte Ia more fully deacrlbld lowing locations: In deed recorded In Dodge. Rapons In Volume 122, Page Columbus, Ohio and 256, Meigs County Sl. Albans, West Official Racory, and Virginia;· Builders cosll ol lhla action; · Exchange In that lhe mortgage be Cleveland, Ohio; M-E foreclosed and that Companies at 399 the Iiana and/or Inter- Lincoln . Park Drive, ests In or on 11ld Suite B, New property, II any, be Lexington, Ohio; and marshaled and the TPCWD's Office In rNI eetata IIIII quiet· Reedsville, Ohio. ad and said property, Coplea ol lhe both real and person- Contract al, sold In the foreclo-Documanls may be sure action · and all obtained at the amounts due Plaintiff Issuing Office, M·E be paid from the pro- Companies, Int., ceed& ollho sale. located at 635 . You are required to Brooksedga Blvd., answer the Complaint Weslervlllo, · Ohio within twenty-eight 43081 upon payment (28) days alter the last of $250 lor Contract publication of this •1; $100 tor .Contract Notice, which will be •2: and $75 lor published ones each Contract 113. week lor six (6) suc- The Englne~,r's esllcessive weeks. The mate lor Contract *1 A last publication will · Is $1,430,000; be made on the 28th Contract #1 B Is day of October, 2005, $1,220,000; Contract and the twenty- · 11C Is $2,660,000; elghl(28) days · lor Contract 12A Ia answer will com- $245,000; Contract mence on that day. In 128 Ia $210,000; and the CO"!' of your lell- Contract #3 Is ure to answer or oth- $160,000. erwise respond as By order of the raquested by lila Tuppers PlalnsOhio Rules of Civil Chesler Water Procedure, judgment Dlltrlct, 39561 Bar 30 by dolaull will be ran· Road, Reidsville, dered . against you Ohio 45772, County and lor the relief or Meigs, this 22nd demanded In the day of September. Complaint. (9) 23, 25, 30, (10) 7, 9 Dated IIIII 2111 day of September, ,2005. Public Notice Marlene ' Harrison, Clerk of Couns PUBUC NOTICE By Deputy Clerk. Tha Village of (9) 23, 30, (10) 7, 14, Pomeroy desires to 21,28 ' sell certain real a :~~ate or via fax 0· 740-353- 7280) H tu schedule interview. All inquiries held ~ ~l In strict confidence. • ' •~ tl::Z:ID:l::Z:I:IIIIII:I:::::::::::x:::::::xx::::t~ Public Notice mortgage upon r881 • West J~~[ijTu~ppers Plains, OH ~ Umberto - +AK5 41800 SR t7 Dell &.. FuU Service Catering Selections oHo-ns A 10 9 6 • QJ and Financial Services ' by Hometown Market a ~l new clients will be your basic ~l ~l sales list. M . per day from Auguet 23, 2005, In order to foreclose upon a • Rocky Hupp Insurance Hometown Caterir1g 'el., ~ Help Wanted If at .Delenclanll. T~la action h11 bean aoslgnad Caoe No. address unknown, 05-CY-811 and Ia pendand John Doe, the· Ing In the Court of ·unknown spouaa, If Common PIN& of any, of Tina L. Boothe Melge County, Ohio. aka Tina Boothe aka obJect of tho Tina Lynn Boothe, c plaint demands address unknown You • mont against the are hereby nollllad · efandlnta, Dennis that you have been D. Boothe aka Dennis Boothe and Tina L. Boothe aka · Tina HeiJwanted Boothe aka Tina Lynn Boothe, In the eum of $16,040.20, plus Inter- address Ia 32390 Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, a Nortb nomad De-nil In tho octlon 'ontltlld Homo Notional Bank, Plaintiff, va. Dennie D. 32390 Bailey Run Road, Pom~ OH 45769, pre'bnl known present Alder • I unknown, and Tina L. Boothe ako Tlno Boothe aka Tina Lynn Boothe, whoso laal ~oun of Melgo County, Ohio Home Bank National Plalnllfl va Dennis D. Etoolhe Aka · Dennis al. Boothe, · el Delendanla Case NO. 05CV88 Notice · By Publication To: Dennis D. Boothe aka Dennla Boothe, whose Publk Nod<ls In Nm!...... 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MY ACCOUUT, Pl.£.o..'OI>. ___ YE-!1, I DO H&AR ... 1'1-i~T IJOI~ . 1 ~tO, I'D I. IKE- 1HtO!>E. MY ACCOUI.J'L tA.Y ACCOUUT f CAIJCE.t.! �. Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel · Friday, September 30,2005 www.mydailysentinel.com • PrEp VollEyball~ ·OVP .Roundup ~outhern grounds Lady Rockets-for 6th straight . STAFF REPORT SPORTSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . WEI=.LSTON - Setting the stage for Thursday's showdown, the Southern Lady Tornadoes (10-3) defeated the Wellston Golden Rockets in three games i~ an interdivisional Tri-Valley qonference Hocking Division volleyball match Wednesday. "Bump! Set! Kill the opponent" has been Southern's rendition of an old volleyball formula for success. Over the last six games, opponents have found it increasingly difficult to stop the Tornado winds. Wednesday was no different. · The closest game was the · first. Southern won 25- 15, then rolled to a I 57 aild 15-9 advantage. Kristiina Williams had 22 serving points for Southern, Whitney Riffle 14, ~ethany Riffle eight. Kasie Sellers seven, Selena Spencer seven, Ashley Robie seven, Jenn'y Warner six. and Eylem Gurbuzer five. Wellston was led by Sara Davy and Amber King with five. . Gurbuzer had a greai third game with . six booming kills, collecting ten -kills and two aces overall. Williams had three kills and three aces, while Sellers had t~ree kills and a block. Bethany Riffle had a 34-35tsetting night with two dinks and had a good passing night. Southern's Selena Spencer was 5-6 serving with an ace, Ashley Robie had two kills and two dinks. Whitney Riftle had 8-10 serves and an ace, while Jenny Warner had a good tloor game. Southern is starting to peak at the right time as it hosts division leader Eastern tonight at Charles W. Hayman gymnasi- port. The stands were full and a large stuum. dent ,section turned out for the key Southern won the reserve game 25-23, SEOAL contest. 18-25, and 15-12. For Southern, Sarah Eddy had · I 3 points, Emma Hunter eleven, Rashell Boso ten, Chelsea Pape ten, and Kaylyn Spradling nine. River Valley remains unbeaten in OVC Ange1S f:3 II tO• Warren GALLIPOLIS - Jaimie Olff and Alaina McAuley spiked Warren past Galli a Acad·emy in strai~ht games Thursday as the Lady Warnors continued their march toward the Southeastern Ohio Athletic League volleyball title. Olff and McAuley finished with I 5 and I 4 kills respectively as Warren (I 23) earned the 25-15, 25-19, 25- I9 victbry and improved to 8-0 in the league. The Blue Angels, meanwhile, saw a seven game winni-llg streak come .to an end. The loss ended all title hopes for Gallia Academy, which fell to 5-3 in the SEOAL and 11-3 overall. Kristen Cozzens scored 20 points to pace the winners. Felicia Close was the leading Angel wtth a dozen markers and also had six kills and 19 digs. Teammate Kayla Perry added six points and kills and 23 digs. Gallia Academy 's Heather Withee and Katie Taylor handed out nine and four assists each. Sarah Cochran had II digs and played solid defensively while Ryann Leslie and Alexis Geiger had three blocks apiece. Gallia Academy coach Lesley Roberts said she was thankful for all the fan sup- that EHS coach Howie Caldwell thought his team lacked. He also admitted that that from PageBl factor need's to change. ·~It's been the story of our many six on the way to a 25season.- We will play weli for 16 win. Southern made its move in tive points and then play territhe fourth game, storming out . ble for five points. We need to to a 10-0 advantage. EHS be more consistent," commerited Caldwell. "Give gradu<;~IIy chipped the deticit down to one at 23-22. but the Southern all the credit in the · hosts came up with consecu- world. They wanted this one tive kills to tie the match at much more than we did, and that's why we are going home two apiece. · Eastern held the lead seven with a loss." Kristiina Williams paced times in the final game, but never led again after Southern the victors with 20 points, Eylem teammate broke a nine-all tie in the while Gurbuzer chipped in a gamefinale. . Afterward, Southern coach high 20 kills. Gurbuzer also Roma Sayre was ecstatic that had five points and two aces, her club was able to come out · and Williams also tallied five on the good side of such an . kills and four aces. · Whitney Riftle was 55-ofepic struggle. "I am very proud of the 63 setting and added I 0 points girls . We haven't beaten and eight dinks for Southern. Eastern in a number of years Teammate Bethany Riftle finand we were really focused ished 69-of-71 in setting. Darcy Winebrenner led tonight and wanted to win," she said. "It was a rea!Iy good · Eastem with I I kills, while Erin Weber chipped in 10 kills ma~ch that could have gone either way, I'm jusi glad we and a game-high seven blocks. Katie Hayman had came out on top." Consistency proved to be seven kills and five blocks in Southern's biggest key to vic- the setback. Brittany Bissell co.mpleted tory, which was the one thing CHESHIRE And now · River Valley's magic number is one. The Lady Raiders moved to within one more victory of clinching at least a share of the Ohio Valley Conference volleyball championship after easi ly dispatching visiting Chesapeake in ~traight games Tllursday. . River Valley won by Sl:ores of 25-15, 25-1 I and 25- I I to claim improve to 8-0 (8-6 overall) in conference play. Coach Sharon Vannoy's team is one game in front of South Point with two games remaining. A win . over Coal Grove Thursday . would clinch at least a share of the · crown. River Valley and South Point meet Oct. I 3. Brooke Taylor scored I 2 points and was a perfect I !-for- I I hitting with nine kills to pace the winners. Lauren Bing also scored a dozen points followed by Kirsten Carter and Kari .McFann- with seven apiece, six from Carman Waugh, five from Beth Payne and Ji11 Diddle chipped in one. Payne had eight kills, Andrea Flint and Carter added three each, while Bing and McFann both had two. River Valley .plays host to Jackson Tuesday. Shocks Scraps postseason berth, and tha·t means winning at Nelsonville next week. Along the way, from Page Bl always dangerous Wellston and Belpre will also provide stiff challenges. A loss along (4-1)Dropping MEIGS all ood the way, puts th e maroon and . · · · ld · h b bbJ a dIVISIOn ,IS USU y a g thing, but not go on t e u . .e. nece ssari ly ProJec~ed F1msh 8-2 when it's into . (first rounq ro_ad playoff D-IY. Region game) 15. The SOUTH GALLIA (4-t)Marauders Is there anyone not rooting should have an easier time for the Rebels? Sure there are, with Tri-Valley Conference look no further than the other Ohio Division teams, most of teams in which are down, than the past Division IV, few seasons - but it may not Region 23provide enough secondary because South . points to crack the top eight in Gallia is makthe area's aptly . dubbed ing them '"super region." sweat. The Rebels are easily · Key Games Remaining the feel-good story of the Meigs will need to win out in year, but don't look for it to order to assure it's first-ever end anytime soon. Hocking's favor is in their new head Coach Bob Springer. The excitement level couldn't be higher fromPageBl since Springer became the Stadium. Head coach Bob head coach after a successSpringer's Federal Hocking ful career in West Virginia. Lancers shocked the host He gives much of his Golden Eagles, 20-13, in team's credit to its outwhat was a non-league standing line. interdivisional game. Since its first two Well rounded at passing . games, Federal Hocking and transition , Driggs has scored in double digtossed a 35-yard third- its . Defensively, Federal quarter TD pass to Tyler· has limited its opponents Jarvis · then scored the to minimal yardage. Two game-w inner on a !•yard defensive factors lie in run at 6:41 of the fourth. Nick Springer and Adam Jarvi s finished with 116 Tate , who have beep yards on 20 carries. Right known to shut down evert after the ensuing kickoff the best running game following a Belpre touch- with Jarvis ;md Day as ' down, Federal started off ailies. with a 34-yard pass from Southern, defensively Driggs to Tyler Chadwell, must be alert and must be who twi sted away from able to contain the two defenders and sped to Lancers' speed and ability the· Belpre 33. Five to get outside. straight carries by Jarvis Additionally, SHS mus·t moved the ball to the I for contain the FH passing Driggs' diye to pay dirt. · game, one aspect of the Federal is primarily game that has often put the fueled offensively by run- Lancers in position to ning back Jarvis, who score during this 2005 seaagainst the Parkersburg son. With Wes Riffle and Catholic Crusaders rushed Josh Pape anchoring the for 123 yards and a pair of defensive backfield, SHS touchdowns on 25 carries. should win this part of the Southern Coach Bob battle if its linebackers can Grueser agreed that Jarvis contain the short gainers is their "featured back", and slants. Southern 's defense is although he also noted that quarterback Chad Driggs solid up the middle with is a fine passer. Driggs is Buddy Young and Jesse most noted for his poise McKnight 'up the middle, and completing the pass and a strong . anchor in "when he has to". Against Darin Teaford on the line. Catholic he was 6-12 for The should be one of the 77 yards and a touchdown. headliners in what w,ill Chadwell has been . the begin an exciting Trimain target for D~iggs , and Valley Conference season. is a special team phenom. Game time is 7:30 at Another plus in Federal Federal Hocking. ·Southern District Hunter shot a 92 to round out the Southern scoring. Michael Owen shot an 87 to pace Eastern, followed by from Page.Bl a 92 from Jacob Warner. Evan Dunn finished with 97 Harris used a stellar 36 on and Ryan Nave fired a 98.'. the back nine to earn the For the Rebels, Jonathan coveted medalist honors , Wells led the way with a 90. after carding a 4 I going out. · Brody Green was next with Br~d Crouc~ also had a a I04 followed by Kevan so ltd back mne to post 81 Johnson ( 116), ·Jessie followed by an 83 from McComas (137) and Jacob Patrick Johnson. Jacob Watson . · Featuring MTS .COIN Bryan WalleflBipllolo Eastern's Kelsey Holter comes up with a dig during Thursday's Tri-Valley Conference Hocking Division contest at Southern. the night 116-for-1 19 in set attempts. Both teams return to TVC Hocking action Tuesday when Eastern hosts Miller and Waterford travels to Southern. Key Games Remaining However, the If the Rebels want to make the W h i t e Falcons are so playoffs in Ohio, they'll' have to get it done in West Virginia, far down on or least against teams from . the rating list, there. All but one of the games they ' II need to super finish to on the remaining schedule are sneak in . Most 2-3 teams against ttrams from the would be down and out, but Mountain State. I 6 teams make it in West Every game is crucial to Virginia. Smith Gallia's -pl(lyoff hopes, Key Games Remaining as the Rebels won't get much At this point, Wahama can't help in the secondary points afford any lpss. Tough road department from teams games at Calhoun tonight they've already beaten. and South Galli a next week Biggest games are tonight at are just the beginning. The Buffalo and next week against necessary points to get in Wahama, two teams that will be there, the question is, could give a much'-needed "can they run the table?'' boost. · Projected Finish - 6-4. Projected Finish- 7-3 , WAHAMA ' (2-3) Wahama. a proud program. has been competitive in every game this season. (·__.:. ..t • .\), I... • > ....- • OIGIIIIDIIIS I' I . . i ': Evaluations will take place at the Middleport Church of Christ Family Life Center. Everyone !!l!.~Kattend . Late Registration fees have been cancel led as this is our first year. You may ask for partial or full scholarship to help pay the fees of Upward. No one will be left out. · Call Bernie or Pat Shrivers at 992-2070 if you have more questions. The last d,a y to register is Oct. 7th. $1~~ Sq. 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