http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/10774c79bf3bbfc134d83076fae78fb4.pdf 3ccda9ce8b585fe74bd552365ca0e1a3 PDF Text Text ... • ~ 116 • TheDailySentitti Thursday, April q, aoo8 • Titans agr-ee t() send suspended Pacman to DallaS: . . IRVING, Texas - The Tennessee Titans finally washed their hands of suspended comerbad Adam "P.acmann Jones . on Wednesday, agreeint in principle to trade him to the · Dallas Cowboys. · .Cowboys spokesman Rich Dalryrilple confirmed the-teams bad an agreement, but no terms had ·been filed with the NFL office, which already had dosed for the day. The Titans al8o confinned the deal, adding that ·terms had to be finalized. The team had no funher comment beyond a two-sentence e-Qlllil. Dalrymple declined to discuss specifics of the trade. "What I can confirm· is that we have agreed •in principle with the Tennessee Titans on a trade that will bring Adam Jones to the Cowboys," Dalrymple said. :He declined to say who or what the Cowboys might give · up in the trade. Specifics likely will be an.n ounced Thursday or Fnday, Dalrymple SB!d. ESPN .com reported the deal involved a fourthround draft pick this weekend and another in 2009 if Jones piars ·this season. The Titans would pay back that selection in 2009 if :Jones is not reinstated for {his season. A-gent Manny Arora 'said Wednesday ni,ght that they had not been told of the trade by either team, but were cautiously optimistic. Jones has talked often of his desire to pl11y for the Cowboys in recent weeks, ,even appearing on Michael ilrvin's radio sbow in Texas. ""We recognize 1be fact of wh~ we are with regards Astmiuse7~ fourtbtoll!tup 9-3 win oWl' lws to the league," Arora said. overall out of West Virginia, from worldng out on their been more CllgCI to trade "We reco_gniu the fact he's and easily w.as Tennessee's got a guaranteed contr.act best defender in 2005 and with Tennessee, and we rec- ' 06. His four career interognize the fact there's risks ce~ns came in 2006 as he involved at this point. We he the Titans to an 8-8 also reoQgnize there's sig- record. He also Jed the NFL nif~t public relations in punt-return average in impliCations for the teams, 2006 with 12.9 yards per and -in fact. Dallas has to sell return and three touchtickets. the knowledge their downs . fan base has a point of view. But six arrests and 12 · «With all that in mind, incidenfs where police were we've said from Day I called since bemg drafted we're willing to rework our led- to his suspension by contract. Once the trade . NFL commissioner Roger gets completed or official, Goodell in April 2007 for season. · Goodell we' II ·be ready to do our part the because we want to play for declined to ease. that punDallas. I don 't have any ishment when Jones hesitation saying we can get appealed to return after sitthis done and get it done nng out l 0 games and now · will only say that he •II quickly." Jones was scheduled far a reconsider rem stating the . base ·salary of $1 .74 mil]jon cornerback before training in 2008 and had been under camps open. .contract through 2009 The Titans gave Jones before his suspension. permission to talk to other He was the first defensive teams weeks ago, and· the player drafted in 2005, sixth cornerback bad been barred en. POMEROY - Correcting 139 pages of household address information is the ·next step as a committee continues implementation of Meigs County 's new 911 C~De~:gency service. Tbe committee and county commissioners are also still evaluating possible sites for the 911 operation, inCluding a portion of Veterans Memorial Hospital and the existing Emergency INsiDE IL\FFELT'S Medical Services building. EMS Dir~ctor Doug Lavender, who has worked clascly ·with commi.ssioners i.n planning equipment and other elements of the operation, said tbe Master Street Address Guide, a database· required for the system, has been submitted, but additional information must be added and corrections made before it is ready for use as a reference. The MSAG provides information about each physical address in the county, including a list of lions, and addresses that are Mason County. W.Vi have house numbers on each road not -even in. the county. He been helpful in sorting out or street from smallest to said many of those incor- the addresses and determinlargest, the direction th"e rect addresses are near ing how those homes will be ro'l(l travels, what commu- county lines, and might· he served once the county's 911 nity the road is a pan of, and served by response units in service is operating. the closest fire. Jaw enforce- a neighboring county. "Obviously, we have never l)lent, and emergency medLavender said he has been done this before, so we have ical unit to the address. working closely with Ed had a lot of questions, and Lavender said the hun- Werry of the plat map and .they have been very willing dreds and hundreds of house numbering office, to help us sort it out and tell pages of address informa- EMS dispatchers and local · tion were submitted for fire departments to gather us what wO!Xs and what does approval , and the 139 pages the correct information and no~" Lavender said. Lavender said the comof corrections ran~e from correct the records. mittee has also completed a incorrect road spelbngs and Lavender said 91l offiother typographical correc- cials from Galli a County and Pl•ae see aec!OI'Cis.·AJ Diane McVey Shaw Carpet and floor Center • Hau isouvtlle plans Preparing for Special Olympics ..ilumni f800ion. 'See hFA3 4147 State Route 1641 8'1 BETH S~ERG~ENT~:-=:-::-:-----cc-'A~list.o4'esterday~ winners and _ g1ves memorial· . donation. See Page A3 .. United we stand, divided we fall. SeeJ>¥AS Union Stn!et 594~3571 (740) • • Readings inspire thoughts on faith. · See Pag.: AS ..'" Caring for~ helpless. See Page Afi TODAY'S NUMBER IS: Powell's FOODFAIR 70, _ ERS.l l\~n11' Strf'f'' PotTIP ' ll\ OH WEA1HER 74l•·Y~~-~.<'~i' wv! w .foadfnrrmarh['tS com 115-l.Sidt sa-t ... ,. ...... wv 25551 / WHY PAY M ORE EVERY DAY JIU.1S."" Fac »U7S.7JI'7 aha !f ... • -~ . '! , , - d ;.;> LOW PRI(fS' w . "~ • o.t.lte "" .... 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REED BREEDOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM ·PageA3 • David Lee Holter, 69 · . • Dorothy Capehart'Whited, BO . • Ada francis ~ 73 • Dr. Gerald Spaltcman, 47 • Bizabelh Stover, 92 It was Oriffey's first ·:zooo • Meigs lakes over filst plaCe in 'TVC. SeePIFBl 0BDUARIFS Anuyo walk and -~a•<~tm~O~~~~;-~~---~-=:J~~~~~~~=~~-runs in 3 bomer on a seven-game :bomestand that concludes llwnday. The Reds will play nine games in San. Francisco, St. Louis and Atlanta. Griffey hit his 200th, 300th, 400th and SOOth homers in road games. Notea: Griffey's !99th ·homer with the Reds moved him Ahead of Barry I arkin for eighth place on the fnlllc:hise list. priffey came to his homerowu team , in a lade With Seattle before ibe season. ... 38 Edwin Encarnacion extended his hitting streak to a careerhigh 13 games with a solo homer in the ninth. ... The Reds are 0-8 in series open- Catholics hope . papal visit boosts senunary enrollment, As · Address records being evaluated in 911 process SPORTS PLAY COVERALL BI.NGO CINCINNATI (AP) K.a:iuo Matsui spllllked Houston's seven-run rally · with a two-nm single, and the Astros ooasted to their fourth straight .· victory Wednesday night, 9-3 O¥er the unsettled Cincinruni Reds. ·Ken Griffey llr. hit !his 597th career homer off Chris Sampson (I -2), the only bright mament for the struggling Reds, who changed geneml lll8lllliler8 before the game. Walt Jocketty took ov.er for Wayne Krivsky, a show of impatience by ileal1l owner Bob Castellini. Jocketty''Watched from an upstairs boolb as ·the iReds lost for the ninth time in 12 games. At 9-13, they're off to their worst start in five years. If rigbt"hander 'Bronson Arroyo (0-3) aoesn' t .get turned around. the .outlook is dreary. The Astros knocked Arro}'o out of the glime 'by sendmg II batters to the plate in the fourth inning for seven runs. Matsui, who has delivered three .pivotal hits since he returned from the disal>led list, had the first of six straight off Arroyo and reliever Mike Lincoln. mmngs, his earned run average to .56. A day after the Astros set a season high for runs in an 11-7 win over the 'Padres, their lineup continued to string hits together. Every starter except S~n .had at least one. l Darin Erstad and Hunter Pence led the way with three hits apiece. It was another impressive showing by ·the Astros in a ballpark where they have dominated lately. They're 91. at Great American Ban Plll'k: over the lasi two years, and 25-15 since it opened in 200;3. I . Aheall 9-1 iii the fouith, · Samp80D could ohallengen lineup that has struggled all month, a .big factor in Krivsky's firing. Sampson allowed eight hits and two runs in seven innings. Griffey's s<ilo homer in the first inning was his first in .a I!PID of 22 at-bats and left.bim tMie shy of joinin& Bmy .Bonds, Hank Aaron, Blbe Ruth, Willie Mays IIIII SIJ!l!IIY Sosa with 600 II• u•as. . property in February. The Jones after" news surfaced Titans .and Cowboys nearly Monday night that the corhad a deal at the NFL own- netbac'k bad paid money to ers • meetings last . month, a 29-year-old .man mrested . .but talks stalled over · the for a Las Vegas strip club issue of compensation for shooting in February 2®7 someone who hadn'4 played that left a club employee paralyzed. . . since Decerril)er 2006. Dallas owner Jerry Jones . A police. report said that said twice in the past week, . in the weeks after the shootincluding 11uesday, that the ing, Jones paid $15,000 10 trade was stuck m neutral. the man, who threatened to But Patman Jones, baggage hurt' the cornerback, his and all, is a top cornerback daughter and ' his mother; and a dynamic kick returner Jones picked the man out of · who can fill some of the a police lineup last Friday, Cowb{>)'S'· biggest w~ak- helping .fulfill part . of the nesses. ' plea deal he agreed t.o last Jpnes also has been very December when reducing successful lately offering two felony counts of coer· second, and third, chances cion to conspiracy to comto players like receiver mit disorderly conduct. Terrell Owens. The latest But he will have tQ testify reclamation project was under that plea deal. Jone( Tank Johnson, who signed attorney, Robert ~gford, during the 2007 season said Wednesday the trade while he was still suspend- had "nothing to do" with th~ ed. legal case in Las V~gas and The Titans might have declined further comment. · ·WIN UP TO $1,000 !!!· • u.~. Emmet's Pub set to open, A2 ., . A2 A2 Bs-6 B7 A4 As-7 their events arc as follows: Matthew Beha, shot put, frrst place, ROCKSPRINGS - For most of 50 meter dash, second place, softus there's no such thing as an ball throw, second place; Roger overnight success story and achiev- Lance, I 00 meter walk. first place, ing a goal takes a lot of work and a shot put, second place; Johnny . lot of practice, just ask the athletes Proffitt, softball throw,. second who are participating in the Special place, l 00 meter walk, second Olympics Regional Games today in place; Christian Brockert. softball Alexander. throw. first place, 50 meter 1:1ash, Around 40 Meigs County athletes third place, standing long jump, are headed to the games today but second place; Haley Wallbrown. before they left for competition, softball throw, secQnd place, 50 they earned their spots by compel- meter dash, first place, standing ing ~n yesterday's practice events at lonB jump, second · place: Frankie Meigs High School. This is the . Council, softball throw, third place. niotb year that National Honor 50 meter dash, second place, standSociety students from Meigs High ing long jump, frrst place. Jimmy ' Withrow, softball throw, School helped organize the event with many of those same students second place,. 50 meter dash, first accompanying . the athletes to place, standing long jump, ihird Alexander today. . place; Makala Russell, softball . T~liftllii.Beha. a .NHS itudcmt from throw, .third plac , .50 meter. dash, _, MHS, said J'robably the biggest second place, standing long jump, preconceive notion others have second place; Chris Edwards, ramp about Special Olympics is thinking roll, second place, . strike with the competition is limited to a small hand/Qat, first place; Casey Sargent, group of people when in fact .it standing long jump, second place, involves athletes of all ages com- - 200 meter dash, fourth place, softpeting at all levels of abilities. ball · tlu"ow, first place ; Chris Today, athletes competing in Should.is, softball throw, first place, Alexander are worldng to achieve I 00 meter walk, third place, stand- · spots in tbe state SpeCial Olympics' ing long jump, first place; Mitchell competition in June in Columbus. ·Powell, standing long jump, first BSERGENT!!MY!1AILYSEI'ITINEL.CQM DJFS Interim in place for year . BT BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -· lt will be months before Meigs County Commissioners hire A3 a new director for the of Job and NASCAR B2 Department Family Services. 'Qbituaries Barbara Chapman has A3 ' been named interim director Sports 8 Section of the agency, replacing Swisher. who Weather A2 Michael retired in March. She will serve in that capacity @-Ohio Vlll\oy l'llhllohl.,. Co. through the end of the year, • Commissioner Jim Sheets ·said Thursday, under a contract with the county. Commissipners said they 4 ,· Beth Sergent/photo Don Buffington receives his award for placing third in the shot put event at yesterday's wann up for today's regional Special Olympics compet~ion . held in Alexander. · place, 200 meter dash, third place, wheelchair race, second place, softball throw, second place. softball throw. third place; Sandy Chris Tackett, 'standi11g long Johnson, softball throw, third J·ump, fir · ,"st _place, 200 meter dash, pla·ce• I 00 tneter wal""' second second .place, softball throw. third place; Jessie Bulstrom, · softball place; Bradley Donaldspn, shot put, throw, second place. 100 · meter fourth place, 200 meter dash,;st walk, founh pleice; Hugh Roush, place, softball "thro", firs\ pia ; shot put, third . place, I 00 meter Don Buff}ngton, '. spftba!l thro ' .dash, first place ; Mark Weber, softfourth place, shot put, thml place; ball throw, first place . I 00 meter Matt Walters, shot put. first plaG~, walk, first place ; Bill Neutzling, 100 meter pash, frrst .p)ace;_C_h ns softl)all throw1 fint place, 50-motcro McKean. softball throw, thtrd dash, first place; Tim Harris. softpl.ace, 100 meter walk, fifth place; ball throw. first place, 100 meter Ltsa Montgomery, I 00 meter dash, dash, founh place; Mary Rankin, third place, ·50 meter dash, third softball throw, third place, I 00 place, softball throw, fourth place; meter walk, second place. Amber Pierce, softball throw, third Joey Ray, shot put. second place, phice, 100 meter wheelchair race. IOO meter dash, third place ; Mary firstplace. C Michael Batton, softball throw, · · Jane urry, shot put. first place, I 00 second place. 50 meter dash , ftrst meter walk. first place: Chris Doss. place; A11gel Day, I00 meter · Please see Pnf•ri"" AS . 'One Boo~ One Comnumity' Library program prompts timely discussions Bv BETH SERGENT will develop a job description for the director posiPOMEROY - The "One tion, and . post it as required. The position of Book, One Community" DJFS director is no longer program · at the Meigs a civil service position. County District Public The director serves "at the Library is attempting to pleasure" of the commis- raise timely. socially relesioners and is their vant issues through the use of a book. . employee, Sheets said. The MCDPL hopes ·the During Thursday's regu; program becomes an annual meeting, Jar ' business event and is meant to Commissioners: from all encourage people • Tabled an animal claim for rabbits filed by Howard ·· different backgrounds to Lawrence of Long Bottom, read and discuss important until a market price for tbe issues raised by a single book. This year's book rabbits can be determined. choice is "Strange as this ............lltw.AJ · Weather Has. Been" by Ann BSERGENTOMVOAILYSENTINEL.COM • ~ PancAke which takes on the people to discuss timel y. topic of mountaintop .regional issues in a non-conremoval. Pancake will also frontational way. She also be' participating in a tele- hopes it simply opens up the conference with local pro- lines of communication. gram participants in the first Copies of "Strange as this week of May at the Weather Has Been" are Pomeroy Library. available at the MCDPL At 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday branches to check out. The at the Pomeror Library, book's SY!Opsis features ·a local readers o the book West Vifginia toww "in the wi II gather for the first midst of the latest coal time to participate in the boom, and plagued by tl!e boek's discussion . There mountaintop removal strip will be refreshments and mining that is ruining what door prizes. is left of their mountain Brenna Call of the life ." Pancake is from .MCDPL is organizing the Romney. ·W.Va . hUt currentj>rogram and hopes it not ly lives in Seattle. Ore. only promotes library serP311icip:)Lion' in the pro.vices but allows a variety of gram is free. ·' �BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel : Friday, April 25, 2008 ... .. Friday, Apri12s, Obituaries ANNIE'S MAILBOX ~KATlfY ~ t MARCY SuGAR . daughter. you and your brolher SUIV!Ved those umes and came out fine, but she . Dem' Annie: My husband looks up to you and might ~s very_, close to hi~ sister, imitate · your escapade<; and 'Cynthia. ~ I also like her not , do as well: We. lm9w very much, as does our 16- h~~ feel temble if ~t year-old daughter. · ned How about savmg Since Cynthia lives in those stories for 1he adults"'' another sta~, we see her If )IOU explain Y?ur rononly a few llples a year and cems, we think she II get it. she usually stays in our You.alsos_houlddiscussthese home. We ·o~ ~pend two stones wtth your daughter, or three hours sunng around who finds tales about Daddy the dimng room table talk- extremely mteresting, and ing about our families, our help her underl;tand that what lives, our job~. etc., but then is fun in retrospect is less t!le conversatton ';Uffis to the ~t and more risky than · escapades Cynthia and· her tt sounds. brother had as teenagers. . Dear AiuaM:: I am a ~ed!I The ~o of them were t~al recept;torust at a clmtc. I rather wtld back then. Op like working here and my her last visit, Cynthia told a boss thinks I do a pretty story I hadn' t heaFd befon:. good job. Recently, bowevIt was sexual in. nature and · er, thi~gs just aFen 't right. much too graphic for a 16A mce ramcoat of mine year-old girl, but there was was stolen frOm a closet that our daughter, hanging on · was not accessible .to the every word. I tried to patients. I reported it to 1he' c_hange the topic several office manager, but nothing ttmes, to no av811. happened. Last week, the The next day, when my manager called me in and husband and I w~ alone,_ I ~d I ~d ~n accu~ of told htm I really like Cynthia discussmg pnvate medical and am glad she visi~, ~t · c~ with .. ~theremployees. some of her conversation ts Annie, this ts a complete lie. mappropnate for our daugh1be clinic is ·a little hotbed ter to bear. I w~s SUI]Jrised ?f gossi~ and I don '.t get that he agreed ~th me. Now mvolved m die dt:arna. I simwe ·~ wonden.ag how to ~t ply keep my mouth shut and C)tlthia to ~I her stones do JI?-Y work. I am currently wtthom offendtqf..~ ~y seeking other e?JPloyment, suggestiOns~ - · • ~ ~ m bu! I ~y can t afford to Pemlsylvlllllll . t:.:,~:J:i Any advtce? - Dear _Pt!rzled: Cyn~a sounds like a.great gal wt.t h ~ interes~g past. We don:t think she will be offended if you ~ her aside when ~ next VISits and say, ~thia, we love :tour stones, ·b ut we're some of .litem< ·:are a httle racy for our aJ!aid ignore it~hi·le looking for a new posttton, or you can try a different approach. Invite · one of the troublemakers to join you for coffee and conversation. It might keep ' thtogs calm . until your resume gets some attention. Dear Annie: This is in response to "Not Sure in Califomia," whose husband oftwoyearshadneverlether see him naked, meet his faroily or see pictures.ofhirn as a child. He also changed his name and hid ·all his financial information from her. I strongly suspect this man is in some stage of gender reassignment He very likely does not want her to see (via J?ictures) or find out (via faroily) that he once was (or still is) a woman. It would also explain the name change as well as the lack of insurance since that usually requires ~ medical examination. "Not Sure" needs to consider this possibility and respond ' ' ~~~~ accorclingly. - M.R After months of renovation Emmet's Pub, 118 West Main Street, is offiCially opening oii Dear M.H.: An interestMonday. The emerald green wa!l. historic photographs and six, Hat-screen televisions add iJ!g possibility. Certainly, his secretive behavior indi- to the 'pub ambiance' which is family friendly, even featuring a child's menu. Open froni 1, cates he's hiding something. . a .m. to 1 a .m., breakfast will be served. all day and a diverse •lunch and dinner menu will We hope she can find out be offered as well, featuring meals cooked by local chef Port<y Brown. There will be car.rY, what it is. out and some delivery. CaD 992-5980 for more information. Pictured are some of the staff A lillie's Mailbox is writ- of Emmet's Pub owned by l.any Windon. ten by Klltlty MiJclaeU lllfli Mtut:y SugtU, lortgtime ediron of the Ann Uuulen cohl"'.rt. Please e-rflliil your questWns to artrtiesrruzi/bo:r@comcasLnet, or write Friday-Partly sunny with to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. a s light chance of showers in Dear DisgnmOed: You Bo:r 118190 Clticago IL the morning ...Then niostly sound a bit aloof from the 606ll. To fi,t old cloudy with a chance of 'rest of the office staff. This about Anrtie 's Mailboi showers and thunderstorms ten~s to engender an us- llNi rwul jeatuNs lly in the itftemoon. Highs agamst-~er mentality fmm Crtlll.ors Syndictlte .mteri aFOund 811. South winds 5 to the nast:ter and less secure artd Cllltoonists visil the 10 mph. Chance of rain 30 crowd, leading to jealousy Creators Syn4kate Web percent. and backstabbing. , You can page at www.creators.com. Local Weather Jnon · otlte; Community Calendar Public meeting.. Monday, April 211 RACINE _ Regular meeting of Southern Local School Board, ·s p.m., ~gh school media mom. . POMEROY - Regular meeting of Meigs County Library Board, 3 p.m., Pomeroy Library. POMEROY - Veterans 'Service ·Commission, 9 a.m., 117 Memorial Dr. -r-Illy, Aprill9 r • ' warmups start; II a.m . show begins. Sponsored by the Ohio RiVer Producers. Rain cancels. For more information .c all Bruce McKelvey, 59G-9936~»r 743-5216. CHESTER Chester Council 323, Daughters of America. will meet at 1 p.m. at the baH for practice for 1he spring nlly •OO May 3. All officers are.ltolbe present. Moaday, April28 P;OMEROZ - OH-Kan Com Oub _ nner, 6 p.m., service at the Point Rock Church of the Nazarene on SR 689 between Wtikesville and Route 32, and continuing through Wednesday, 7 p.m. services. Rev. Bud Allman, evangelist; special music by the Brian Family Connection, Sunday, and Jim . and Cathy Sission, Monday through Wednesday. Lloyd Grimm, Jr., pastor. Birthdays SYRA:CUSE- The final followed by meeting, ptitillc il'ifriing .on tJie syra- • Pomeroy~bibnuy. tuse CfiBG Dl~ss Grant application, 7 p.m~ Syracuse COmmunity Center. Public urged ,t o attenQ. Clubs and organizations Saturday, April26 PORTLAND Horse fun show at the Portland Community Center, 10 a.m. · CJtwdl events · Sar •ay, A,prill7 POMEROY- Dayspring in concert at the Mt Union Baptist Church 6:30 p.m. Sunday. The church is located at 3908 I caqJenter Hill Road, Pomeroy. For infQrmation call 742~2832. POINT ROCK - Revival beginning Sunday 11 a.m. E. ""' _,~r• 'd.{=~~ Letart, W.. Va. wil hi! 89th bitJthday on April 30. A card shower is planned. His address is Lalcin Nursing Home @I Bateman Circle Lakin, W.Va., 25287. ' Thursday, May 1 RACINE - Eva Teaford will observe her 80th birthday n May 1. Cards may be sent to her at P.O. Box 55, Racine, Ohio 45771 . Deaths Flaabella She should save stories for adult crowd. . storms. Highs in the IOWI{f 70s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mPh with gusts up to 25 mph. O!ance of rain 70 percent. . Saturday nipt.-Partly olOildy. Much coolet with lows m the lower 40s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. w'itb gusts up to 2(} mph. · Sunday•..Mostly · .s unny. H=und70. . .·. Friday night...Mostly cloudy. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. Lows around _ . , ~y 60. South winds 5 to 10 mph. cloudy with showers likely Chance of rain 20 percent · with a chance of .fbnnderSaturday-.Showers like- stmns-l..Ows inilhc lovm' 50s. ly with a chance of ~under- f'JJ:MJ.zcfmio 60 1~ Monday•••Cioudy with · showers likely with .a chance of thunderstorms, Highs around 60. Chance .o f rain 60 percent. . Monday night••• Mos(ly cloudy with a 30 chance of showers. Lows in the lower 40s. . Tuesday and Tuesdaw night. .. Mostly cloudy, Highs in the mid 50s. Lows in the upper 30s. . Wednesday and • Wednesday night... Partly cloudy. Highs in . the lower · 60s. Lows in the mid 40s. · · percent Stuver Da1icll.ee Holter Local Briefs . SOCQG schedules MRDD board meeting Dr. Ceaald Sparkman Dr. Gerald Wayne Sparkman, 47, of Pomeroy, died Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at Holzer Medical Center. . He was born Sept. 16, 1960, in Amarillo, Texas. son of the late Byford H. and Melva Dickerson Sparkman. Dr. Sp~ was an associate p-rofessor of psychology at .t he Umverstty of Rio Grande and was the assistant minister at the Bradbury Church of Christ. · He was a member of the Bradbury Ch11rch of Christ and a membellof the American Psychological Society. · 'He is survived by his wife, Deborah Sparkman of ~y; · his sbn, Joshua Sp~; si~ters ·and brothers, Doris Breshears of North Richland Hills, Texas, James (Sharon) Sparkman of Dallas, Texas, Roy (Donna) S~ of Witcbita Falls, Texas, and Linda (Travis) Btshop of Fort Worth, Texas; several nieces and nephews; father and mother-in-law; Roger and Charlditie Alkire of Pomeroyr. and IJrotller-in-law, Chris (Amanda) Alkire of · • P6meroy.-. · Services will be ~ Anderson~M.cDaniel . , p.m. Sunday, April 27, 2008, in the Funeral Home in Pomeroy, with Pastor Tom Runyon offieiating. Friends may call at the fu.neral home from 6 to 8 p.m . Saturday, April 26, 2008. ~Jn lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to the oi'adburyChurctl of Christ building and maintenance fund. . : A registry is available online at www.andersonmc•.'· IIIII Cl HarriSonville J!ICUlS alumni reumon : RACINE - Elizabeth COLUMBUS - David Lee Holter, 69, Columbus, Mariah Stover, 92, Racine and formerly of Vinton and Gallipolis, died Wednesday, }lied April 23, 2008 at April 23, 2008 in the Kobacker House Hospice, Columbus. J~ckson General Hospital, . He is survived by his wife, Elaine Unroe Holter. Rtpley, W.Va. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday in !hi: Cremeens Funeral : Born April 11, 1916 in Chapel, Gallipolis, wtth the Rev. Berldey Saunders ofticiat~ow Run, W.Va., she was ing. Burial will be in Vinton Memorial Parle Friends may call · the daughter of the .l ate from 2 to ~ and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral ~1. Phillip and Frances (Fultz) · ExpressiOns of sympathy may be sent to the famtly by Hoschar. She' enjoyed garvisiting www.cremeensfunefalhomes.com. jleniog and flowers and · Jbved P,laying ,· with her grandcbtldren and great grandchildren. : She is survived by three daughters, AI tie Farmer of · New Carlisle, Irene (Butch) Johnson of Racine, Belva fisher of Ravenswood, ~Va.; two sons, Alvin (Mary) Stover of Racine, Paul ATIIENS - The Southern Ohio Council of Governments (Wanda) Stover of Etna; daughter-in-law, June Stover of ne; II grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; sister, (SOCOG) wiiJ hold its next board meeting on Thursday, May e Full of Parkersburg, W.Va.; brother, Earlie Hoschar 'Of I at I 0 a.m. af the Athens County Board of MRDD located at Beacon School, 801 West Union, Athens, Ohio, 4570 I . , . tage~i~le , W.Va.; several nieces and nephews. · . ' !n addit:ton to her paFents, she was preceded in death by The meeting will be held in the large conference room. htit husband of 57 years, Wallie Stover; son, Leonard The board usually meets the first Thursday of each month. For more information, call 740-775-5030, ext. 106. ~!Over; son-in-law, Drew Fisher. SOCOG provides administrative support for the County ! :1\ funeral service will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday; April ~. 2008 at Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W.Va. B.~ ?f ~RDD (~ental ~tardation and developmental 'lt!t the Rev. William K. Marshall officiating. Burial will dtsabttiUes) 10 Ross, Pike, Sctoto, Pickaway, Adams; Brown, be IR .f..:ela!l Falls Cemetery, Letart f'alls. Frjends may call Clinton, Highland, Athens, Vinton, Jackson, Lawrence, (or VISitation from 6-9 p.m., today, April 25, 2008 at the Mei,~~s, Fayette and Gallia Counties. Its primary focus is quality assurance, provider compliance, investigative serruneral home. . · In lieu of flowers. memorials may be made to Roush vices, and residential administration of waivers and support Funeral Home, PO Box 933, Ravenswood, WV, 26164. living in order to provide individualized, personal support to Condolences may be expressed to the Stover family by people with developmental disabilities. SOCOG is a government entity created under Chapter 167 of the Ohio Revised ~mail at mush I us2000@ya:hoo.com. Code, representing 15 county boaFds of MRDD. ~aoiel.com. . ·Chester-Shade plans fund raiser CHESTER - The Chester-Shade Historical Association is having it annual yard sale fund raiser for expenses of operating the museulll May I and 2 at the Chester Court House in Chester. Donations for the sale are needed from members and non-members and can be brought to the Courthouse the week berore the sale during the hours of I 0-4 mi Monday, . Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday. Some suggested donations include children's toys and clothes, dishes, furniture, tools, appliances, tools, books, perennials, baked goods, linens, kitchenwaFe, bouse plants, ·tamps, crafts, crafting materials, etc. Items should be clean and electrical items should be in working order. · For more information, call the court house @ 985-9822. Interim fromPageAl • Authorized membership in the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce for the DJFS, at Chapman's request. • Approved bids for bituminous materials for May, and referred them to the · county engineer. Present -were Sheets, Commissioner Mick Davenport and Clerk Gloria Kloes. HARRISONVILLE - The 78th . annual dinner of the Harrisonville-Scipio Alumni Associaton will be held 6:30 p.m. May 24, in the H-S Alunuii Center, just east of the intersection in Harrisonville on SR 143. · A business meeting and entertainment will follow. The dinner cost is $12, with $8 for children under 12. Dues are $2. Checks are to be made out to the H-S Alumni Association. Classes to be honored this year are 1918, 1928. 1938, 1948, and 1954. There were 49 graduates in those five classes with 21 still surviving. Reservations are to be sent to Joy Wiseman Clark, P.O . Box 70-6, Syracuse, Ohio 4n79 by May 20. Reservations can be called in to Harold Graham, at 742-3033. It was noted that the second edition of'the HarrisonvilleScipio High school historical booket has been published and ts now avatlable for purchase at $10 if ptcked up, $12.50 if mailed. Checks for the booklet should be~ · out separately and made payable to H-S Alumni Center. Officers are Donna Butbridge Wilson, president; HaFOid Gt:'.tham, vice president ; Larry Clark, treasurer; and Joy Wtseman Clark, secretary. ' · Missionary group gives·memorial donation RACINE - . A contribution was made to the Senior Citizens' Meals on Wheels program in memory of Emma Adams by !!Je Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Group· at its . recent meeting at the home of Nondus Hendricks. In other business, the group decided to send a monetary gift to fill ~he Whit~ Cross _quota. Mary K. Yost opened the meetmg wtth devot:tons usmg scripture from John 6 on the theme "Don't Be Afraid." Barbara Gheen conducted roll call and gave the secretary/treasurer's report. The program as by Mabel Brace with readings by Lillian . Hayman, "Share;" Barbara Gheen, "God's Love;" Nondus Hendricks, "Don't Try to Understand;" Martha Lu Beegle, "Leaving Home;" Beulah Neigler. "Because of Faith," Yost, " Kindness is a Precious Gift;" Mabel Brace, "Today IS That Tomorrow." · · · Prayer and refreshments served by Hendricks closed the meetmg. Preparing • Local student inducted into honorary society MIDDLEPORT - Middleport resident Christina Miller was inducted into the Alpba Mu Delta chapter of Phi Theta Kal'pa at Hocking College. Phi Theta Kappa is the Honor S.oc1ety for the two year college that recognizes academically outstanding students who have achieved a cumulative GPA above 3.5. Miller studies business management at Hocking College in NelsiJnville. Local Stocks. AEP (NYSE) - ~.90 Akzo (NASDAQ) - 87 A8hlond Inc. 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WDithlngai(NYSE)-17.21 She was born on June 7 , ·1 927, in West Columbia, W.Va. softball throw, first place, throw, second place, I 00 DuPont (NYSE) - 49.69 o.tly atoct. ............ the 4 p.m. ET cto.11111 ~of­ the late "Buck" and Grace Kerwood VanMatre. 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Mae "Peckie" Jackson. 18.84 . :' ~urvivors includ'e her husband, Richard · Whited, Noo1otk Southern (NYSE) !Ctiddleport; a brother, George Da~id and Eileen portion of the EMS build- 59.93 lvanMatre, . Columbus; a son, Dr. Wilham and Sandra ing, located behind the hos- Ohio Valley S.nc Corp. (NASCapehart, Point Pleasant, W.Va.; daughters, Nancy and pital building. While the f;arl Gilkey, Pomeroy, Alice Jane Stewart and Martin commissioners acknowlfrom, Page~· · - GR A""D . fitoderick, Middleport. edged there are some struc- t ~• • Also surviving are eight grandchildren, Sean Capehart and second 911 plan which will !ural issues _with that build' •' - ' - . ~y Kammer, Pt. Pleasant, W.V'a. Dr. Kim Capehart, allow the county be . mg, they s81d Thursday the Ariel Players f'reenville, S.C., Wtlliam Gilkey and Sandra Distelhorst, "Phase 2 operational"10when area affected by a shp Present ~memy, Emily Sanders, ~oolville, Rebecca Buckley, it begins operating around would ~Jot be part of any Civil War Plly ~ddleport, Fr-.mk Stewart, Middleport; nine great-gnmdcbilyear's end. The Phase 2 re~ovatl~n. ~n; three sisters-in-law, and several rueces and nephew s. City Plitt operation allows the 9ll We have not ruled out : Funeral services will be conducted on Monday. April 28, call center to track a caller's the ~ospttal as a. possible April29 -11:00 1111 ~008 at II a.m .. at the Middleport Chapel of Fisher location wheth be 18 ·. . 11 _ locauon, but we w11llook at Ohio Valley Srmphonr j\rulerson McDaiuel Funeral Homes. Burial will follow in . . er . ca other potenttal sties , as . "FINALE" '\ ~ Kirldand Memorial Gardens with Rev. Lamar O 'Bryant m~ ·from a land lme or a well," Davenport said. "We SOOBAE • telephone. ·, "· · 'fi · •_P,ffi~iating. Visitation wi!! !Je.!!el(! from 6-9 (l.m. (lO i\lnday,__ wrreless The c0 ntmittee Is ·!Ill are uu.....r s1gm 1cant 11me CeliO . ~pnl ~7, "2008 at the funeral home: . s. restramts, because we want Saturday, Mar 3i11, 2001 -; • Online .c ondolences may be sent to: www.andersonmc- cons1dermg a locat1on :for to be up and running by the Box Olllce: 4212ndAVL the . 911 operatwn. end of the year." " ·lianiel.com. ' 1 .. , Gellipolia, OH (740) 44I-ARTI Corrurusswners have contracted with an architectural f trm to determine the needs ___., _ -· · -,·~ RACINE - Ada Francis Rowe, 73, of Racine, died and ~osts .involved in renoVa!ing the emergency room Wednesday, Apri123 at the Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis. area of the VMH building ;:Jlorn on June 3, 1934 at Minersville, she was the· daugh- . into a combined headquarat. Syracuse Community Cenler . W of ·the late .Ernest Bowers and Adrie Eichinger Bowers. ters for the 911 center and Syracuse, Ohio She and her late husband Wayne managed the Theron the Emergency · .•. '!lhnson Farms in the east Letart Falls community of Management Agency. That, Sc:iturday, 26th Racine for more than 35 years. Commissioner Mick : ~he is survived by her chi ldren, Gerald Sellers and his Davenport said, could turn .6:00 - 9:00 pm Victoria, of Sanford, N.C.; Mary Stover and h.er hus- out to be too costly. ' Ofllld, Alvin, of Leterat Falls; Edward Sellers and his wife, Commissioners are now ~ Soni of Parkersburg, W.Va.; Arlene Frederick and her spe- considering renovating a . ., • ~ial friend, Jeff Jackson of Racine; Stephen Sellers and his ~ · ~ )'fife, Lacinda, of Racine; Johnny Ray Sellers of Racine; Need a great Auto ~ffrey ~Butch " Sellers and his wife, Ruth, of Letart Falls; Susan Lyons and her special friend; Timothy Bishop, of insurance rate? SKITS tlarrisonville; Debra Sellers <!lid her special friend , Pe'!fl Stay local and call an ~mtth of Darwin, and Ernest Sellers of R-acine. Agent you already . • . Also surviving are her brothers. Max Bowers of Perfonoances by: know and trust! ; Pataskala, and Joe Bowers of Tuppers Plains; sisters. Kay Mid-Valley Christian School Students • f'roffitt of Portland, Donna Bowers of Columbus. Karen ;Jessica Dillon ; Haynes of Minersville, and Nedra Tarwin of Columbus; : lilong with 24 grandchildren and 18 great-g1 .mdchildren. : She was preceded in death by her husband Wayne Reed & Baur Insurance Agency 'owe in 2002; sisters, Carol , Sandra and Joyce. and a brother Kenny. no East M8in stnet . • ~ :-Funeral services will held 2 p.m. S~nday, April 27 , at I . fiOilletoy, 0H 457M .""'-.."l~.R:.·~~"·i4- ..:,4.;-r{" ' lh~ Roush Funeral Home, Raven swood. with Rev. . JNilliarn K. Jl.llarshall officiating. Burial will be in Letart .__a!-,_ -. :fall~ Cemetery. Friends may visit the fami ly on Friday, • OhKl Mutual Concesolons Anllllble .~ : i_\Pnl 25, and Saturday, April 26, fmm 6 to 9 p.m. at the ln~urft nCl' l;rour All P1UGeads Wlll Go TOWM'd , :;fl\lneral home . Or visn us on the Web, www.reedbaur.com Mid-Valley Chrldan IK:hool Building Project ~ Bondolences may be expressed to the Rowe/Sellers f amHome Auto Fann Business ~ by em~ at mushlus2000@ya:hoo.com. ~ ,(aiionaf 1Ja rayer ftlllfl A11rll attll • ••Y The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 www.mydailysentinel.com v- let Records P11lma 21:1 The J:.ord Is my strength and my shield: my heart trusts In Him end I .•m helped. " • Circle the Meigs County Courthouse - Pray Sunday, April 27th @ 3 p.m. • Bibl!l Reading Begins on the P~rting Lot -.. Sunday, April 27th@ • p.m. -10 p.m. ..~~·.., ' "Monday-Wednesday April 28th- 30th 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Ada Ftanc:is ROwe .. Spring Variety Show Bible Reading on Parking Lot i • Thursday, May 1st 8 a.m. -10 a.m. Bible Reading April r!!t· • Thursday,.May 1st Breakfast on the Parking lot@ 7:30a.m . Mid-Valley Christian Scbool Offering for Breakfast and WJOS Television ADMISSION $3.00 ~ • Thursday, May 1st@ i p.m. Night of Praise on Parking Lot. Close out the wetk of National Day of Prayer with a large gathering giving God.lhe Praise He deserves. This ad sponsored by PDK Construc~ion & Pomeroy First Baptist Church 992-3600 .... • ... . ,.. .. .., _,;f .. • ,.. . •........ . . ., • t ~. • ~ - ~ ~ .. .. ..,, .. ' r1 • . ,.~~~ ~ ' :>._ . . . . '(· �BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel : Friday, April 25, 2008 ... .. Friday, Apri12s, Obituaries ANNIE'S MAILBOX ~KATlfY ~ t MARCY SuGAR . daughter. you and your brolher SUIV!Ved those umes and came out fine, but she . Dem' Annie: My husband looks up to you and might ~s very_, close to hi~ sister, imitate · your escapade<; and 'Cynthia. ~ I also like her not , do as well: We. lm9w very much, as does our 16- h~~ feel temble if ~t year-old daughter. · ned How about savmg Since Cynthia lives in those stories for 1he adults"'' another sta~, we see her If )IOU explain Y?ur rononly a few llples a year and cems, we think she II get it. she usually stays in our You.alsos_houlddiscussthese home. We ·o~ ~pend two stones wtth your daughter, or three hours sunng around who finds tales about Daddy the dimng room table talk- extremely mteresting, and ing about our families, our help her underl;tand that what lives, our job~. etc., but then is fun in retrospect is less t!le conversatton ';Uffis to the ~t and more risky than · escapades Cynthia and· her tt sounds. brother had as teenagers. . Dear AiuaM:: I am a ~ed!I The ~o of them were t~al recept;torust at a clmtc. I rather wtld back then. Op like working here and my her last visit, Cynthia told a boss thinks I do a pretty story I hadn' t heaFd befon:. good job. Recently, bowevIt was sexual in. nature and · er, thi~gs just aFen 't right. much too graphic for a 16A mce ramcoat of mine year-old girl, but there was was stolen frOm a closet that our daughter, hanging on · was not accessible .to the every word. I tried to patients. I reported it to 1he' c_hange the topic several office manager, but nothing ttmes, to no av811. happened. Last week, the The next day, when my manager called me in and husband and I w~ alone,_ I ~d I ~d ~n accu~ of told htm I really like Cynthia discussmg pnvate medical and am glad she visi~, ~t · c~ with .. ~theremployees. some of her conversation ts Annie, this ts a complete lie. mappropnate for our daugh1be clinic is ·a little hotbed ter to bear. I w~s SUI]Jrised ?f gossi~ and I don '.t get that he agreed ~th me. Now mvolved m die dt:arna. I simwe ·~ wonden.ag how to ~t ply keep my mouth shut and C)tlthia to ~I her stones do JI?-Y work. I am currently wtthom offendtqf..~ ~y seeking other e?JPloyment, suggestiOns~ - · • ~ ~ m bu! I ~y can t afford to Pemlsylvlllllll . t:.:,~:J:i Any advtce? - Dear _Pt!rzled: Cyn~a sounds like a.great gal wt.t h ~ interes~g past. We don:t think she will be offended if you ~ her aside when ~ next VISits and say, ~thia, we love :tour stones, ·b ut we're some of .litem< ·:are a httle racy for our aJ!aid ignore it~hi·le looking for a new posttton, or you can try a different approach. Invite · one of the troublemakers to join you for coffee and conversation. It might keep ' thtogs calm . until your resume gets some attention. Dear Annie: This is in response to "Not Sure in Califomia," whose husband oftwoyearshadneverlether see him naked, meet his faroily or see pictures.ofhirn as a child. He also changed his name and hid ·all his financial information from her. I strongly suspect this man is in some stage of gender reassignment He very likely does not want her to see (via J?ictures) or find out (via faroily) that he once was (or still is) a woman. It would also explain the name change as well as the lack of insurance since that usually requires ~ medical examination. "Not Sure" needs to consider this possibility and respond ' ' ~~~~ accorclingly. - M.R After months of renovation Emmet's Pub, 118 West Main Street, is offiCially opening oii Dear M.H.: An interestMonday. The emerald green wa!l. historic photographs and six, Hat-screen televisions add iJ!g possibility. Certainly, his secretive behavior indi- to the 'pub ambiance' which is family friendly, even featuring a child's menu. Open froni 1, cates he's hiding something. . a .m. to 1 a .m., breakfast will be served. all day and a diverse •lunch and dinner menu will We hope she can find out be offered as well, featuring meals cooked by local chef Port<y Brown. There will be car.rY, what it is. out and some delivery. CaD 992-5980 for more information. Pictured are some of the staff A lillie's Mailbox is writ- of Emmet's Pub owned by l.any Windon. ten by Klltlty MiJclaeU lllfli Mtut:y SugtU, lortgtime ediron of the Ann Uuulen cohl"'.rt. Please e-rflliil your questWns to artrtiesrruzi/bo:r@comcasLnet, or write Friday-Partly sunny with to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. a s light chance of showers in Dear DisgnmOed: You Bo:r 118190 Clticago IL the morning ...Then niostly sound a bit aloof from the 606ll. To fi,t old cloudy with a chance of 'rest of the office staff. This about Anrtie 's Mailboi showers and thunderstorms ten~s to engender an us- llNi rwul jeatuNs lly in the itftemoon. Highs agamst-~er mentality fmm Crtlll.ors Syndictlte .mteri aFOund 811. South winds 5 to the nast:ter and less secure artd Cllltoonists visil the 10 mph. Chance of rain 30 crowd, leading to jealousy Creators Syn4kate Web percent. and backstabbing. , You can page at www.creators.com. Local Weather Jnon · otlte; Community Calendar Public meeting.. Monday, April 211 RACINE _ Regular meeting of Southern Local School Board, ·s p.m., ~gh school media mom. . POMEROY - Regular meeting of Meigs County Library Board, 3 p.m., Pomeroy Library. POMEROY - Veterans 'Service ·Commission, 9 a.m., 117 Memorial Dr. -r-Illy, Aprill9 r • ' warmups start; II a.m . show begins. Sponsored by the Ohio RiVer Producers. Rain cancels. For more information .c all Bruce McKelvey, 59G-9936~»r 743-5216. CHESTER Chester Council 323, Daughters of America. will meet at 1 p.m. at the baH for practice for 1he spring nlly •OO May 3. All officers are.ltolbe present. Moaday, April28 P;OMEROZ - OH-Kan Com Oub _ nner, 6 p.m., service at the Point Rock Church of the Nazarene on SR 689 between Wtikesville and Route 32, and continuing through Wednesday, 7 p.m. services. Rev. Bud Allman, evangelist; special music by the Brian Family Connection, Sunday, and Jim . and Cathy Sission, Monday through Wednesday. Lloyd Grimm, Jr., pastor. Birthdays SYRA:CUSE- The final followed by meeting, ptitillc il'ifriing .on tJie syra- • Pomeroy~bibnuy. tuse CfiBG Dl~ss Grant application, 7 p.m~ Syracuse COmmunity Center. Public urged ,t o attenQ. Clubs and organizations Saturday, April26 PORTLAND Horse fun show at the Portland Community Center, 10 a.m. · CJtwdl events · Sar •ay, A,prill7 POMEROY- Dayspring in concert at the Mt Union Baptist Church 6:30 p.m. Sunday. The church is located at 3908 I caqJenter Hill Road, Pomeroy. For infQrmation call 742~2832. POINT ROCK - Revival beginning Sunday 11 a.m. E. ""' _,~r• 'd.{=~~ Letart, W.. Va. wil hi! 89th bitJthday on April 30. A card shower is planned. His address is Lalcin Nursing Home @I Bateman Circle Lakin, W.Va., 25287. ' Thursday, May 1 RACINE - Eva Teaford will observe her 80th birthday n May 1. Cards may be sent to her at P.O. Box 55, Racine, Ohio 45771 . Deaths Flaabella She should save stories for adult crowd. . storms. Highs in the IOWI{f 70s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mPh with gusts up to 25 mph. O!ance of rain 70 percent. . Saturday nipt.-Partly olOildy. Much coolet with lows m the lower 40s. West winds 5 to 10 mph. w'itb gusts up to 2(} mph. · Sunday•..Mostly · .s unny. H=und70. . .·. Friday night...Mostly cloudy. A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the evening. Lows around _ . , ~y 60. South winds 5 to 10 mph. cloudy with showers likely Chance of rain 20 percent · with a chance of .fbnnderSaturday-.Showers like- stmns-l..Ows inilhc lovm' 50s. ly with a chance of ~under- f'JJ:MJ.zcfmio 60 1~ Monday•••Cioudy with · showers likely with .a chance of thunderstorms, Highs around 60. Chance .o f rain 60 percent. . Monday night••• Mos(ly cloudy with a 30 chance of showers. Lows in the lower 40s. . Tuesday and Tuesdaw night. .. Mostly cloudy, Highs in the mid 50s. Lows in the upper 30s. . Wednesday and • Wednesday night... Partly cloudy. Highs in . the lower · 60s. Lows in the mid 40s. · · percent Stuver Da1icll.ee Holter Local Briefs . SOCQG schedules MRDD board meeting Dr. Ceaald Sparkman Dr. Gerald Wayne Sparkman, 47, of Pomeroy, died Wednesday, April 23, 2008, at Holzer Medical Center. . He was born Sept. 16, 1960, in Amarillo, Texas. son of the late Byford H. and Melva Dickerson Sparkman. Dr. Sp~ was an associate p-rofessor of psychology at .t he Umverstty of Rio Grande and was the assistant minister at the Bradbury Church of Christ. · He was a member of the Bradbury Ch11rch of Christ and a membellof the American Psychological Society. · 'He is survived by his wife, Deborah Sparkman of ~y; · his sbn, Joshua Sp~; si~ters ·and brothers, Doris Breshears of North Richland Hills, Texas, James (Sharon) Sparkman of Dallas, Texas, Roy (Donna) S~ of Witcbita Falls, Texas, and Linda (Travis) Btshop of Fort Worth, Texas; several nieces and nephews; father and mother-in-law; Roger and Charlditie Alkire of Pomeroyr. and IJrotller-in-law, Chris (Amanda) Alkire of · • P6meroy.-. · Services will be ~ Anderson~M.cDaniel . , p.m. Sunday, April 27, 2008, in the Funeral Home in Pomeroy, with Pastor Tom Runyon offieiating. Friends may call at the fu.neral home from 6 to 8 p.m . Saturday, April 26, 2008. ~Jn lieu of flowers, memorial donations can be made to the oi'adburyChurctl of Christ building and maintenance fund. . : A registry is available online at www.andersonmc•.'· IIIII Cl HarriSonville J!ICUlS alumni reumon : RACINE - Elizabeth COLUMBUS - David Lee Holter, 69, Columbus, Mariah Stover, 92, Racine and formerly of Vinton and Gallipolis, died Wednesday, }lied April 23, 2008 at April 23, 2008 in the Kobacker House Hospice, Columbus. J~ckson General Hospital, . He is survived by his wife, Elaine Unroe Holter. Rtpley, W.Va. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday in !hi: Cremeens Funeral : Born April 11, 1916 in Chapel, Gallipolis, wtth the Rev. Berldey Saunders ofticiat~ow Run, W.Va., she was ing. Burial will be in Vinton Memorial Parle Friends may call · the daughter of the .l ate from 2 to ~ and 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral ~1. Phillip and Frances (Fultz) · ExpressiOns of sympathy may be sent to the famtly by Hoschar. She' enjoyed garvisiting www.cremeensfunefalhomes.com. jleniog and flowers and · Jbved P,laying ,· with her grandcbtldren and great grandchildren. : She is survived by three daughters, AI tie Farmer of · New Carlisle, Irene (Butch) Johnson of Racine, Belva fisher of Ravenswood, ~Va.; two sons, Alvin (Mary) Stover of Racine, Paul ATIIENS - The Southern Ohio Council of Governments (Wanda) Stover of Etna; daughter-in-law, June Stover of ne; II grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; sister, (SOCOG) wiiJ hold its next board meeting on Thursday, May e Full of Parkersburg, W.Va.; brother, Earlie Hoschar 'Of I at I 0 a.m. af the Athens County Board of MRDD located at Beacon School, 801 West Union, Athens, Ohio, 4570 I . , . tage~i~le , W.Va.; several nieces and nephews. · . ' !n addit:ton to her paFents, she was preceded in death by The meeting will be held in the large conference room. htit husband of 57 years, Wallie Stover; son, Leonard The board usually meets the first Thursday of each month. For more information, call 740-775-5030, ext. 106. ~!Over; son-in-law, Drew Fisher. SOCOG provides administrative support for the County ! :1\ funeral service will be held at 2 p.m., Saturday; April ~. 2008 at Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W.Va. B.~ ?f ~RDD (~ental ~tardation and developmental 'lt!t the Rev. William K. Marshall officiating. Burial will dtsabttiUes) 10 Ross, Pike, Sctoto, Pickaway, Adams; Brown, be IR .f..:ela!l Falls Cemetery, Letart f'alls. Frjends may call Clinton, Highland, Athens, Vinton, Jackson, Lawrence, (or VISitation from 6-9 p.m., today, April 25, 2008 at the Mei,~~s, Fayette and Gallia Counties. Its primary focus is quality assurance, provider compliance, investigative serruneral home. . · In lieu of flowers. memorials may be made to Roush vices, and residential administration of waivers and support Funeral Home, PO Box 933, Ravenswood, WV, 26164. living in order to provide individualized, personal support to Condolences may be expressed to the Stover family by people with developmental disabilities. SOCOG is a government entity created under Chapter 167 of the Ohio Revised ~mail at mush I us2000@ya:hoo.com. Code, representing 15 county boaFds of MRDD. ~aoiel.com. . ·Chester-Shade plans fund raiser CHESTER - The Chester-Shade Historical Association is having it annual yard sale fund raiser for expenses of operating the museulll May I and 2 at the Chester Court House in Chester. Donations for the sale are needed from members and non-members and can be brought to the Courthouse the week berore the sale during the hours of I 0-4 mi Monday, . Wednesday, Thursday or Saturday. Some suggested donations include children's toys and clothes, dishes, furniture, tools, appliances, tools, books, perennials, baked goods, linens, kitchenwaFe, bouse plants, ·tamps, crafts, crafting materials, etc. Items should be clean and electrical items should be in working order. · For more information, call the court house @ 985-9822. Interim fromPageAl • Authorized membership in the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce for the DJFS, at Chapman's request. • Approved bids for bituminous materials for May, and referred them to the · county engineer. Present -were Sheets, Commissioner Mick Davenport and Clerk Gloria Kloes. HARRISONVILLE - The 78th . annual dinner of the Harrisonville-Scipio Alumni Associaton will be held 6:30 p.m. May 24, in the H-S Alunuii Center, just east of the intersection in Harrisonville on SR 143. · A business meeting and entertainment will follow. The dinner cost is $12, with $8 for children under 12. Dues are $2. Checks are to be made out to the H-S Alumni Association. Classes to be honored this year are 1918, 1928. 1938, 1948, and 1954. There were 49 graduates in those five classes with 21 still surviving. Reservations are to be sent to Joy Wiseman Clark, P.O . Box 70-6, Syracuse, Ohio 4n79 by May 20. Reservations can be called in to Harold Graham, at 742-3033. It was noted that the second edition of'the HarrisonvilleScipio High school historical booket has been published and ts now avatlable for purchase at $10 if ptcked up, $12.50 if mailed. Checks for the booklet should be~ · out separately and made payable to H-S Alumni Center. Officers are Donna Butbridge Wilson, president; HaFOid Gt:'.tham, vice president ; Larry Clark, treasurer; and Joy Wtseman Clark, secretary. ' · Missionary group gives·memorial donation RACINE - . A contribution was made to the Senior Citizens' Meals on Wheels program in memory of Emma Adams by !!Je Bertha M. Sayre Missionary Group· at its . recent meeting at the home of Nondus Hendricks. In other business, the group decided to send a monetary gift to fill ~he Whit~ Cross _quota. Mary K. Yost opened the meetmg wtth devot:tons usmg scripture from John 6 on the theme "Don't Be Afraid." Barbara Gheen conducted roll call and gave the secretary/treasurer's report. The program as by Mabel Brace with readings by Lillian . Hayman, "Share;" Barbara Gheen, "God's Love;" Nondus Hendricks, "Don't Try to Understand;" Martha Lu Beegle, "Leaving Home;" Beulah Neigler. "Because of Faith," Yost, " Kindness is a Precious Gift;" Mabel Brace, "Today IS That Tomorrow." · · · Prayer and refreshments served by Hendricks closed the meetmg. Preparing • Local student inducted into honorary society MIDDLEPORT - Middleport resident Christina Miller was inducted into the Alpba Mu Delta chapter of Phi Theta Kal'pa at Hocking College. 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Mae "Peckie" Jackson. 18.84 . :' ~urvivors includ'e her husband, Richard · Whited, Noo1otk Southern (NYSE) !Ctiddleport; a brother, George Da~id and Eileen portion of the EMS build- 59.93 lvanMatre, . Columbus; a son, Dr. Wilham and Sandra ing, located behind the hos- Ohio Valley S.nc Corp. (NASCapehart, Point Pleasant, W.Va.; daughters, Nancy and pital building. While the f;arl Gilkey, Pomeroy, Alice Jane Stewart and Martin commissioners acknowlfrom, Page~· · - GR A""D . fitoderick, Middleport. edged there are some struc- t ~• • Also surviving are eight grandchildren, Sean Capehart and second 911 plan which will !ural issues _with that build' •' - ' - . ~y Kammer, Pt. Pleasant, W.V'a. Dr. Kim Capehart, allow the county be . mg, they s81d Thursday the Ariel Players f'reenville, S.C., Wtlliam Gilkey and Sandra Distelhorst, "Phase 2 operational"10when area affected by a shp Present ~memy, Emily Sanders, ~oolville, Rebecca Buckley, it begins operating around would ~Jot be part of any Civil War Plly ~ddleport, Fr-.mk Stewart, Middleport; nine great-gnmdcbilyear's end. The Phase 2 re~ovatl~n. ~n; three sisters-in-law, and several rueces and nephew s. City Plitt operation allows the 9ll We have not ruled out : Funeral services will be conducted on Monday. April 28, call center to track a caller's the ~ospttal as a. possible April29 -11:00 1111 ~008 at II a.m .. at the Middleport Chapel of Fisher location wheth be 18 ·. . 11 _ locauon, but we w11llook at Ohio Valley Srmphonr j\rulerson McDaiuel Funeral Homes. Burial will follow in . . er . ca other potenttal sties , as . "FINALE" '\ ~ Kirldand Memorial Gardens with Rev. Lamar O 'Bryant m~ ·from a land lme or a well," Davenport said. "We SOOBAE • telephone. ·, "· · 'fi · •_P,ffi~iating. Visitation wi!! !Je.!!el(! from 6-9 (l.m. (lO i\lnday,__ wrreless The c0 ntmittee Is ·!Ill are uu.....r s1gm 1cant 11me CeliO . ~pnl ~7, "2008 at the funeral home: . s. restramts, because we want Saturday, Mar 3i11, 2001 -; • Online .c ondolences may be sent to: www.andersonmc- cons1dermg a locat1on :for to be up and running by the Box Olllce: 4212ndAVL the . 911 operatwn. end of the year." " ·lianiel.com. ' 1 .. , Gellipolia, OH (740) 44I-ARTI Corrurusswners have contracted with an architectural f trm to determine the needs ___., _ -· · -,·~ RACINE - Ada Francis Rowe, 73, of Racine, died and ~osts .involved in renoVa!ing the emergency room Wednesday, Apri123 at the Holzer Medical Center, Gallipolis. area of the VMH building ;:Jlorn on June 3, 1934 at Minersville, she was the· daugh- . into a combined headquarat. Syracuse Community Cenler . W of ·the late .Ernest Bowers and Adrie Eichinger Bowers. ters for the 911 center and Syracuse, Ohio She and her late husband Wayne managed the Theron the Emergency · .•. '!lhnson Farms in the east Letart Falls community of Management Agency. That, Sc:iturday, 26th Racine for more than 35 years. Commissioner Mick : ~he is survived by her chi ldren, Gerald Sellers and his Davenport said, could turn .6:00 - 9:00 pm Victoria, of Sanford, N.C.; Mary Stover and h.er hus- out to be too costly. ' Ofllld, Alvin, of Leterat Falls; Edward Sellers and his wife, Commissioners are now ~ Soni of Parkersburg, W.Va.; Arlene Frederick and her spe- considering renovating a . ., • ~ial friend, Jeff Jackson of Racine; Stephen Sellers and his ~ · ~ )'fife, Lacinda, of Racine; Johnny Ray Sellers of Racine; Need a great Auto ~ffrey ~Butch " Sellers and his wife, Ruth, of Letart Falls; Susan Lyons and her special friend; Timothy Bishop, of insurance rate? SKITS tlarrisonville; Debra Sellers <!lid her special friend , Pe'!fl Stay local and call an ~mtth of Darwin, and Ernest Sellers of R-acine. Agent you already . • . Also surviving are her brothers. Max Bowers of Perfonoances by: know and trust! ; Pataskala, and Joe Bowers of Tuppers Plains; sisters. Kay Mid-Valley Christian School Students • f'roffitt of Portland, Donna Bowers of Columbus. Karen ;Jessica Dillon ; Haynes of Minersville, and Nedra Tarwin of Columbus; : lilong with 24 grandchildren and 18 great-g1 .mdchildren. : She was preceded in death by her husband Wayne Reed & Baur Insurance Agency 'owe in 2002; sisters, Carol , Sandra and Joyce. and a brother Kenny. no East M8in stnet . • ~ :-Funeral services will held 2 p.m. S~nday, April 27 , at I . fiOilletoy, 0H 457M .""'-.."l~.R:.·~~"·i4- ..:,4.;-r{" ' lh~ Roush Funeral Home, Raven swood. with Rev. . JNilliarn K. Jl.llarshall officiating. Burial will be in Letart .__a!-,_ -. :fall~ Cemetery. Friends may visit the fami ly on Friday, • OhKl Mutual Concesolons Anllllble .~ : i_\Pnl 25, and Saturday, April 26, fmm 6 to 9 p.m. at the ln~urft nCl' l;rour All P1UGeads Wlll Go TOWM'd , :;fl\lneral home . Or visn us on the Web, www.reedbaur.com Mid-Valley Chrldan IK:hool Building Project ~ Bondolences may be expressed to the Rowe/Sellers f amHome Auto Fann Business ~ by em~ at mushlus2000@ya:hoo.com. ~ ,(aiionaf 1Ja rayer ftlllfl A11rll attll • ••Y The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 www.mydailysentinel.com v- let Records P11lma 21:1 The J:.ord Is my strength and my shield: my heart trusts In Him end I .•m helped. " • Circle the Meigs County Courthouse - Pray Sunday, April 27th @ 3 p.m. • Bibl!l Reading Begins on the P~rting Lot -.. Sunday, April 27th@ • p.m. -10 p.m. ..~~·.., ' "Monday-Wednesday April 28th- 30th 8 a.m. - 10 p.m. Ada Ftanc:is ROwe .. Spring Variety Show Bible Reading on Parking Lot i • Thursday, May 1st 8 a.m. -10 a.m. Bible Reading April r!!t· • Thursday,.May 1st Breakfast on the Parking lot@ 7:30a.m . Mid-Valley Christian Scbool Offering for Breakfast and WJOS Television ADMISSION $3.00 ~ • Thursday, May 1st@ i p.m. Night of Praise on Parking Lot. Close out the wetk of National Day of Prayer with a large gathering giving God.lhe Praise He deserves. This ad sponsored by PDK Construc~ion & Pomeroy First Baptist Church 992-3600 .... • ... . ,.. .. .., _,;f .. • ,.. . •........ . . ., • t ~. • ~ - ~ ~ .. .. ..,, .. ' r1 • . ,.~~~ ~ ' :>._ . . . . '(· �-OPINION .The Daily Sentinel . I I • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • PomMOy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydllllysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publis.hing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher • (fharlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress sludl make no law respecting an establishtflttlt of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or tlu right of the people peaceably to assemble, aruJ to petition the Government for a redress ofgrievancu . - The Rrst Amendment to the U.S. ConstHutlon READER'S • Pagei\4._ VIEW Wam1ng • Teak insurance 1Xlluable Dear Editor: I felt it necessary to let the residents on a fixed income or low income know that in the village of Middleport, if you have a water leak, it can cause you huge financial problems if you don't have leak insurance through the water office. A lot of people are not aware of this. Not only do you have to pay for the water, but also for the sewage, the plumber, and, ifit takes a while to get it fixed, for whatever water you have to buy for daily use. ' You also have to pay the regular .water biU monthly. They were gracious in giving us four months to pay it. I had so much on my mind at the time that I unintentionally forgot the water leak insurance. It has cost us a total of $1,166 in the four months since the water leak. We have had to go without groceries at times because of it. There is no direction to tum for help in this situation, and, being that we don't have a money tree in our backyard, it has really made it hard for us to make it. Friday, April zs, 2008" Journalists need to hear 'music' of religion Most editors and reporters is that the public . square is would panic, or call their the province of the secular lawyers, if news executives and not a place for ... reliasked religious questions gious messages to be seen during job rnterviews, or heard," said Burleigh in Yet it's hard to probe the 1i an interview for my chapter contents of a journalist's erry in "Blind Spot: When head without asking big Mattingly Journalists . Don ' t Get questions. And it's hard to Religion." Oxford ask some of the ultimate University Press will pubquestions questions ·" lish this book,· produced by about birth, life. suffering, the big questions in life." iny colleagues at the Oxford pain and death - without Burleigh won some bat_ Centre for . Religion & mentioning religion. . ties. For example, a few edi- Public Life; late this faiL William Burleigh careful- tors decided to let a reli"As a result," Burleigh ly explored some of this ter- gion-beat specialist try writ- said, "lots of editors autoritory when he was running ing a column for Scripps matically think religion is news teams, both large and Howard News Service, and out of place in a public small. Hi s half-century I' ve been at it ever since. newspaper. That's what we career with The E.W. This week marks the ''On are up against" Scripps Co. began in 1951, Religion" column' s 20th . . The key is that this is a when he was in high school anniversary, and 1 owe JOUrnahs~ problem. Any · in Evansville, Ind., and he Burleigh, and other editors effc;m to u;nprove_ coverage retired several years ago · who back~ religion cover• wtll failtf JOUmll:hsts are, as after serving as president age, a debt of gratitude. c_ommentat<;>r ..Btll Moy~rs and chief executive officer. · However it's crucial to bkes to put It, tone deaf to "I always thought that it know that Burleigh _· a tra- ~e l!lusic of religion in pubwas interesting to talk to ditional Catholic - didn ' t he hfe. That's a grea! ~age. I te_ll reporters and editors about push this ' issue because he their education," said wanted editors to hire more ed1tors that rehgwn news IS Burleigh, who remains jounialists who liked sitting something _like a cross chairman of the Scripps in pews. No, he didn 't want between pohttcs and opera. Howard board. "How many to .see newspapers keep The laws and stru~ tures that people in our newsrooms missing-. events· and trends ~~vern rehgtous_hfe can be have actually studied histo- that affect millions of peo· Just as comphcated and ry and art and philosophy pie and billions of dollars. technical as those that conand even some theology? ... Some journalists, he said, trot our government, and "I have to admit -quite don' t think that religion there are hundreds of reli frankly - I always showed matters. Thus, many editors gious groups and movea partiality toward people get sweaty palms when it ' met'!ts in most news marwith that kind of education- comes time to dedicate kets, not one or two. Yet there is more to relial background. I didn't do . time, ink and money to· the that because I am a big reli- subject. Few seek out ginn than laws, facts, creeds gious guy. I did it because I . trained, experienced reli- and hierarchies. wanted ro know if we were ginn-beat reporters. Every now and then, a dealing with well-rounded "The prevailing ethos reporter will be sent to cover people who could relate to among· most of our editors a picky, boring, tense meet- • jog and, suddenly, someone will start to preach or pray. The words can be folksy or Byzantine, inspiring or bizarre. But, suddenly, people '!l"e c'i'ing! hugging, sbouung or walking out. Reporters look on, dumbfounded. What hap' pened? What did they miss? Truth .is, they were· . covering a political meet-. ing and then someone, in effect, began singing one of that group's sacred songs. The reporters could hear the words, but they couldn't hear the music. Burleigh could hear the music, and he wanted to· . link that to news. Heargued that editors should insist on quality religior:h, news coverage for one sim-: pie reason - a desire !ci cover stories crucial to the· lives of their readers. "It's how we answer big questions about - birth· · and death and the meaning·. of life that provide tlie-: foundation for our culture; he said. · . "Those questions deftne. our culture and tell us who we are. How do we get those big questions into oor• newspapers? How do we. cover those stories·'!" .. (Terry Mattingly is direc-.. tor of the Washington Journalism Center at the . Council for Christian Colleges and . Universities and leads the-GetReligion.org project to study religion and the news.) ore 'v LindaBobo Mi441Lpot1 ~~ ~~;Ap! fs:lthe~! ~~f~~:: are 250 days left in the year. · Today's llighlight in llistory: On AJ?C!I25, 1945, during World War II, U.S, and Soviet forces linked up on the Elbe River, a meeting that dramatized the collapse of Nazi · Germany's defenses. · On this date: In 1507, German cartographer Martin Waldseemueller used the term "America" on ·a world map to refer. to the huge land mass in the Western Hemisphere, . in honor of Italian navigator Amerigo Vespucci. · In 1792, hi~hwayman Nicolas Jacques Pelletier became first pe;rson under French law to be e.xecuted by.Jbe gYillotine. In 1859, ground was broken for the Suez Ca!Jal. In 1898, the United States formally declared war on Spain. In 1901 , New York Gov. Benjamin Baiter Odt;U Jr. signed an automobile registration bill which imposed a 15 ' mph speed limit on highways. In 1908, broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow was born in Polecat Creek, N.C. In 1915, during World War I, Allied soldiers invaded the Gallipoli Peninsula in an unsuccessful attempt to take the · Ottoman Empire out of the war. · · In 1959, the St. Lawrence Seaway opened to shippinF. Thought for Today: "Prophecy is the wit of a fool.' Vladinur Nabokov, Russian-born author (1899-1977). IT'S YOUR TURN TO TALK TO THE The McCain surge Letters to -~he editor are welcome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be ,isned, and: inc.lude llddre., s and rel{'f'hQne nUJ!!Per. No -unsigned leners will be published, Leners shou[d .be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. Letters of thanks to organi'lJltions and individuals will not be accept· ed for publication. . · The Daily Sentinel Reader Services (USPS 2tM&O> · Ohio Valley Pubtlilhlng Co. Ca 1ecUon Polley Our maio COIJ08il l in all stories is to Publiahed every attemooo, Monday be aocurBI. 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Creilit right!~ &'!f!lered a J ot of _t~;ntion at all._ B_y ri ghts he _jriill withimm~D&HOUfl!llC,. ~ _ attenuon, Tune was, not so . ·should have httle -more \ · for doing so - I hapjien to ' long ago, when he was just William ~hance of winning the pres- believe Jw is absolutely· one of several contenders tdency . than hi s fellow right - !llit there is simply Rusher Repubhcans have of con- no denying that his support for the Republican presifor the Iraq war will be an dential nomination, along trolhng Congre ss. with Mitt Romney, Rudy In ~dd1tton to McCain's almost certain liability Giuliani, Mike Huckabee undemable appeal , one fac - when he is running against and Fred Thompson, and This is all the more tor workmg agamst · the a Democratic candidate · not necessarily the front- rerilarkable because, in the Democrats is almost surely pledged to pull us out of runner at that. His support almost unanimous view of the relative weakness of that conflict as soon as · · for illegal immigrants had political observers, 2008 their possible candidates. possible. . turned off a lot of conserva- ought 10 be a "Democratic Clinton and Obama are not Add to that the aforementive Republicans, and his year." The Republ icans instantly di smi ssible as tinned fact that 2008 is a. general reputation as a mav- have held the White House presidential contenders: but likely Democratic year in · erick didn' t help, either. , _for the past seven (soon to both_ have obvwus shor_t- any eyent, and one begins to And yet, before so much be eight), and con~rolled ~ommgs. Netther has a mil- perceive the dimensip~ of . as a single primary·has been Congress for all but two of ttary record worthy of the · the mountain McCain is held, one after another c:Of them. They have e mbroiled name. And neither has ever going to have to climb. One can point to a few his rival~ has dropped from the nation in an unpopular he ld an e xecutive ' office contention,· and · today war .in Iraq, and while the (e.g. governor) in the arena hopeful signs. Above all;:: McCain stands alone as the economy isn't as badly off of pohttcs . Of the two, there IS the fact that McCain :.· inevitable nominee of his as the Democrats and their Clinton has served longer in has gotten as far as he has. : party. That fact is primarily media supporters like to the Senate, but neither she He has also trimmed his .: attributable to hiiJ shet!r assert, it is teetering on the no~ Obama has left a ny sig- support · for illegal immi-> steadfastness. Say what you brink of a recession. By all mhcant. mark there. And grants and pledged to pre-:; will about him, there is odds, the outcome in McCarn has been a senator serve President Bush's tax:· clearly a man there - a November favors the for 22 years- nearly twice cuts. Republicans generally ,: determined, thoughtful and Democrats - or would, if as lo~g as both of them seem ~o have a=pt¢ him -: generally attractive candi- McCain weren ' t doing so comhmed. as thetr ttge r and will work · date with a formjdable devilishly we lL Recent And yet the grim fact is hard for his election. But 1::: record as a military hero, polls show him running that McCain, if indeed he am sure he wishes this were~ · The Democrats, who are Qed and neck with either is the Republican nominee, some_other year. . wtll be runmng m a year ( Wllliom Rushe r is an .· still locked in an un~mly Clin(on or Obama. brawl between Hillary There is no point in exag- when the very stars in their accomplished autfu?r, for, :: Clinton and Barack Obama, gerating his stren~;~th . It courses seem set ag runst a mer . publisher of the'. · recognize McCai n as '1e seems almost certam that ,Republican victory. I men- Na~ional Review and former .: man tbey will have to ·beat, the Democrats will coolin- tw ned,earher that the GOP , vice chairman of the : and they know very well · ue to control Con~re ss after suffers the very serious American Conservative '' that it won 't be eas'x; ~November, even if McCain -t burden of an unpopular Union.) . ~_; · • Friday, April 25, 2008 U.S. ·e atholics hope papal visit Readings insp~ · boosts sen1inary enrollment tho~!!!.!mth BY RACHEL lOLL AP RELIGION WRITER NEW YORK The crowd of 25,000 Rom an Catholics burst into cheers when Pope Benepict XVI took the stage for a ·youth rally during his U.S. visit last "Viva week. Chanting Papa!" they pressed against security barriers and reached out to touch him. . ' Many Catholics and church leaders were happily surprised by the outpouring .o f enthusiasm. Now, they hope the ·experience will draw some of the young revelers into the priesthood. .Ever since ecstatic throngs began greeting the globe-trotting Pope John Paul II, ·anal~ts have been looking for any direct link -between a papal visit and seminary enrollment. ·The Rev. Donald Cozzens, a former seminary rector and author of "The Changing Pace of the Priesthood," said there' s no way to know the exact impact of a papal pilgrimage. But he said and Benedict's warmth grandfatherly presence could inspire many to at least consider ordination. " There's a certain mystery to a call to ministry in the priesthood," said Cozzens, who teaches at John Carroll University in Ohio. "Some people know they are destined to be a priest from their cliildhood and other people dtscover this call much later in life. Sometimes it's ·awakened by a papal visit" _Younger prie$ts today tend tg have more traditional vtews of the church than older clergy, and many allribute that trend to John PAid's defense of orthodoxy. Others who study the priest.hobd say that new clergy candi4ates now tend to come fll>ID the most committed PIJ1s • of the church, and APpholo In this April 20 file photo, Pope Benedict XVI greets the faithful while leaving Mass at Yankee Stadium in New York. would likely fill seminaries times you need a nudge." countries has grown so He plans to talk about the steadily that some seminaries with conservatives no matter who was elected pope. pi>pe's visit, the priesthood are adding English classes, The Rev. Michael Morris, and religious life in the local hiring accent reduction tutors director of pastoral formation parish where he helps cele- and providing courses on at St. Joseph's Seminary in brate Mass, to encourage American culture. Yonkers, N.Y. ,, where the anyone considering the International recruitment youth rally was held, credits vocation. ·is motivated partly by the demand for John Paul's 1979 trip to the · The U.S . priesthood has exploding U.S. with moving hirn.toward been shrinking for decades. · Spanish speakers for the enrolling in senunary. But he More than 3, 200 of the Hispanic immigr-dnts filling said the pope's presence was _18 ,600 U.S. parishes don't the pews. About 30 percent not the only reason he joined. have resident priests, of the men ordained in the "There were a lot of guys according to the Center for U.S . last year were from from my generation, who Research in.. the Apostolate another country. according entered the seminary in the at Georgetown University. to the U.S. Conference of early '80s, we entered on the More lay people than clergy Catholic Bishops. , The bishops' conference heels of the pope's first visit," work full-ume in the said Morris, who teaches churches. has created a recrui unent campaign called "Fishers of church history at the semiDioce~s have been hiring nary. "I can't say that it was recruiters to travel overseas Men," that encourages priests just a visit that inspired us to to find clergy candidates. The · to invite young men to conbecome priests. But some- number of priests from other sider entering the priesthood. . . Bv QoUG STOCKTON me LETTERS · TO THE EDITOR • .FAMILY 1he Daily Sentinel United we -stand, divided we fall CANDIDATES. Page As ministerial association presi- Ray is Leading His Church lesson if we ever hope to dent. Dave is an awesome Members to Hell.': Basically, reach all the unchurched peoJ believe that one of the pastor who loves God and the message lambasted ple in Gallia County. . With tll1ngs that hurts the mission God's people. He's the kind Dave's vision for . uniting all more than 19,000 Gallia of the church most today is of pastor that I imagined 'Christian chwrches and County residents not actively ali the bi~kering and divi- everybody would love. So, it believers. the preacher had participating in a local church ·sion that exists between· the - was quitll--a -shock when he accused Dave of watering (according to a demographics various churches and differ- told me the followi.ng ~tory. down the go ~peL ! know study by Percept Group lne.), ent denominations. It's no A few years ago, Dave was Dave and he is as evangelistic no church can afford to go it wonder that unchurched serving a small church in and orthodox in his faith ·as alone. In order to reach these people stay away from Kentucky. While at that anyone. Because of his faith- vast numbers of people with church and even sometimes church. he also lived out his fulness to God's vision for his the Gospel of Jesus Christ, rightly criticize Christians · vision of the unity of believ- life, Dave was being openly churches in Gallia County foc not being able ·to work ers. He both preached it and attacked and criticized. must work together. Even if 11 together. · Without a doubt, practiced it by worlting with Dave tried to contact the means being criticized or per· · . our lack of unity hinders the other pastors and churches preacher in question to dis- secuted by some religious from other denominations. cuss the matter. But, Jhe man leaders! cause of Christ. After all, isn ;t that what =i have a pastor friend from . Unfortunately, not all would have nothing to do another community who not Christian pastors and church- with him. If fact, when Dave happened to Jesus? The relionly believes in the unity of es appreciated Dave's unify- finally tried to stop in ·at the gious leaders who persecuted the Church, but lives it out in ing efforts. One day, a friend man ' s church, the critical him were called Pharisees. his life and ministry. Pastor . from a church in Dave's same preacher locked himself in Maybe, we need to stand up Dave Ray has a wonderful denomination told Dave that his office and would not open to the religious Pharisees of vision for the unity of all Dave was tl)e sennon their the door. Dave told me· he today and unite around a believers that crosses denom- preacher had preached that struggled with that criticism, common mission to take the : . but he finally resolved the Gospel to every person in inational lines_ and theologi- pa~t Sunday. cal differences. It is for this Dave !;bought 'he meant that issue within his own spirit. Gallia County. (The Rev. Doug Sto~kton is very reason that my fellow he had been used as a sermon When I asked him how, he county cleJi:l' and I elected illu>tration, But. the friend replied. ''l' d rather be !he Bad _po,stor , of <;race UniJet{ in him the first year he moved . COrreCted Dave by giving' him . Guy for the rightreason s~·- Met!Wdtst · Church Gallipolis.) · to. our community to be our the sellll'INl title, "Why Dave We also need to learn this • SOMEBODY'S ANGEL It hurt so bad when God took you away But he promised us we'd meei again sqrneday No more. tears and no more pain Together forever we will stay When I meet you and my Jesus somec day I was your anget you always used to say · We were only mortals the n made of earthly clay While crossing Jordan I hope to see You reaching out your arms to me · When I get ho_!Jle to glory land someday I look above and try to See beyond the blue Think of walking . golden streets up Heaven's avenue We can join God' s heavenly choir Play in and out among the stars ,C When I become your sweet angel someday Someday I will be your angel again . You can play your golden harp for me While I brush my shiny. silver wings We 'II be together. you and me for all eternity And I will be so glad to be your angel again · Someday - Sue Hager, Racw I have a special book given to me by a granddaughter by marnage. On the front of the book cover is the nice written story of "Footprints." As I began to open the cover of the book was the saying written by Ralph Emerson: ·~ World seems always to waiting on or for tis poet. ' · So the first poem I wrote in the book was about and to my granddaughter who gave it to me. To my friend Chasiti . I will always say I'll try·writing you a poem soon, yes soon along the way /love writing my words expressing my thoughts of love I enjoy most of all writing about my three Best Friends From Above. God the father, Jesus Christ his son, · and the precious holy ghost (or spirit) The trinity, my three best friends All in one. Now the next page said "Learn much by writing and reading." The person stating or writing this was Lord action. Brothers and sisters, that really made an impression on my heart and mind. Keep in your mind, I'm already excited in the Lord. Boy, Lnrd Action, What a name 17uJt's a good way to begin a book . ·To write some thoughts along the way So others somedny may read and tau a look My earnest desire to write first of all a poem I wrote a few months ago. Now writing in this book tOday, especially the last five verses. The first verse is the chorus of a song I heard yesterday. It was sung by a very good singer in our church- the Church of Christ in Christian Union at Gallipolis One morning I had been studying God' s Holy Word. About two hours later, I closed the Good Book and then I \'VaS singing the verse. I dido 't write and the family of ~od and family relation my.mind overtook. So immediately words began to come to mind and I was really taken for-a few moments in thought well as · your read you will readily see what to my mind was · brought. Loving God, Loving others Making music with my friends Loving God, Loving others and the story never ends Loving God, Loving Family Making music with them each 'year Loving God, Lovin~ Family . and the Great Reumons drawing near Loving God, Loving all people making music with everyone Loving God, _Lo~jn~ all people . Seemg each other "If saved from sm." When the Race is run. Serving the Lord, Serving one another making music as we give Serving the Lord, Serving one another Then in Heaven, we will one day live Lovinll God, Serving one another . Counting our Blessings as we onward go Loving God, Serving one another Praising him, beqmse he made it so Loving his Father, Loving the world Giving his life, for ever soul Loving his father, Loving the world Christ died for all, so to Heaven we could prepare to go. (Dorothy Whittington resides in Gallipolis.) Harvest As I was walking down a country road one day, I cam upi>n a farm with yellow fields of hay. On the porch a old man set ,as I passed by, with his bible in his lap and a child by his side, In my mind Lord I went bick to m~ old home place~ when I used to set Lord in that child's place. Grandpa was tired as I would set by his side, and from that old book he would read with greatest of pride. When finished he would lean back in his old rocking chais, , with a sparkle in his eyes and didn 't seem to have a care. · We would just set there in the cool of the evening. listening to the birds praising you with their .singing. - Grandpa worked hard for our -bread we ate, he eanted jt hone~t by Jhe s_w_e'!l of his face. . . · . The grounil he plowia, hoed, and loved with care. and God, he said, you would bless it enough to mare. · · He just planted the seed and looked up to you, and he would ask you to bless it and knew that you would. Now grandpa ·s life journey is over and his worlds all through, and I know God )le is gone to be with you. I see flowers har e begin to wither and leaves beginning to fall, I · . · the fields are ready for ha.ryest and I hear you callinf all. · pray God I will be a worker in this world for you today, that when Autumn time of life is o ver. come home I will hC!If you say. - Jeau Curry on over to Bob's... Two Convenient Locations 2400 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 446-1711 ! 1/4 mile north of Pomeroy-Mason Mason, West (304) r· �-OPINION .The Daily Sentinel . I I • The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • PomMOy, Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 www.mydllllysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publis.hing Co. Dan Goodrich Publisher • (fharlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress sludl make no law respecting an establishtflttlt of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or tlu right of the people peaceably to assemble, aruJ to petition the Government for a redress ofgrievancu . - The Rrst Amendment to the U.S. ConstHutlon READER'S • Pagei\4._ VIEW Wam1ng • Teak insurance 1Xlluable Dear Editor: I felt it necessary to let the residents on a fixed income or low income know that in the village of Middleport, if you have a water leak, it can cause you huge financial problems if you don't have leak insurance through the water office. A lot of people are not aware of this. Not only do you have to pay for the water, but also for the sewage, the plumber, and, ifit takes a while to get it fixed, for whatever water you have to buy for daily use. ' You also have to pay the regular .water biU monthly. They were gracious in giving us four months to pay it. I had so much on my mind at the time that I unintentionally forgot the water leak insurance. It has cost us a total of $1,166 in the four months since the water leak. We have had to go without groceries at times because of it. There is no direction to tum for help in this situation, and, being that we don't have a money tree in our backyard, it has really made it hard for us to make it. Friday, April zs, 2008" Journalists need to hear 'music' of religion Most editors and reporters is that the public . square is would panic, or call their the province of the secular lawyers, if news executives and not a place for ... reliasked religious questions gious messages to be seen during job rnterviews, or heard," said Burleigh in Yet it's hard to probe the 1i an interview for my chapter contents of a journalist's erry in "Blind Spot: When head without asking big Mattingly Journalists . Don ' t Get questions. And it's hard to Religion." Oxford ask some of the ultimate University Press will pubquestions questions ·" lish this book,· produced by about birth, life. suffering, the big questions in life." iny colleagues at the Oxford pain and death - without Burleigh won some bat_ Centre for . Religion & mentioning religion. . ties. For example, a few edi- Public Life; late this faiL William Burleigh careful- tors decided to let a reli"As a result," Burleigh ly explored some of this ter- gion-beat specialist try writ- said, "lots of editors autoritory when he was running ing a column for Scripps matically think religion is news teams, both large and Howard News Service, and out of place in a public small. Hi s half-century I' ve been at it ever since. newspaper. That's what we career with The E.W. This week marks the ''On are up against" Scripps Co. began in 1951, Religion" column' s 20th . . The key is that this is a when he was in high school anniversary, and 1 owe JOUrnahs~ problem. Any · in Evansville, Ind., and he Burleigh, and other editors effc;m to u;nprove_ coverage retired several years ago · who back~ religion cover• wtll failtf JOUmll:hsts are, as after serving as president age, a debt of gratitude. c_ommentat<;>r ..Btll Moy~rs and chief executive officer. · However it's crucial to bkes to put It, tone deaf to "I always thought that it know that Burleigh _· a tra- ~e l!lusic of religion in pubwas interesting to talk to ditional Catholic - didn ' t he hfe. That's a grea! ~age. I te_ll reporters and editors about push this ' issue because he their education," said wanted editors to hire more ed1tors that rehgwn news IS Burleigh, who remains jounialists who liked sitting something _like a cross chairman of the Scripps in pews. No, he didn 't want between pohttcs and opera. Howard board. "How many to .see newspapers keep The laws and stru~ tures that people in our newsrooms missing-. events· and trends ~~vern rehgtous_hfe can be have actually studied histo- that affect millions of peo· Just as comphcated and ry and art and philosophy pie and billions of dollars. technical as those that conand even some theology? ... Some journalists, he said, trot our government, and "I have to admit -quite don' t think that religion there are hundreds of reli frankly - I always showed matters. Thus, many editors gious groups and movea partiality toward people get sweaty palms when it ' met'!ts in most news marwith that kind of education- comes time to dedicate kets, not one or two. Yet there is more to relial background. I didn't do . time, ink and money to· the that because I am a big reli- subject. Few seek out ginn than laws, facts, creeds gious guy. I did it because I . trained, experienced reli- and hierarchies. wanted ro know if we were ginn-beat reporters. Every now and then, a dealing with well-rounded "The prevailing ethos reporter will be sent to cover people who could relate to among· most of our editors a picky, boring, tense meet- • jog and, suddenly, someone will start to preach or pray. The words can be folksy or Byzantine, inspiring or bizarre. But, suddenly, people '!l"e c'i'ing! hugging, sbouung or walking out. Reporters look on, dumbfounded. What hap' pened? What did they miss? Truth .is, they were· . covering a political meet-. ing and then someone, in effect, began singing one of that group's sacred songs. The reporters could hear the words, but they couldn't hear the music. Burleigh could hear the music, and he wanted to· . link that to news. Heargued that editors should insist on quality religior:h, news coverage for one sim-: pie reason - a desire !ci cover stories crucial to the· lives of their readers. "It's how we answer big questions about - birth· · and death and the meaning·. of life that provide tlie-: foundation for our culture; he said. · . "Those questions deftne. our culture and tell us who we are. How do we get those big questions into oor• newspapers? How do we. cover those stories·'!" .. (Terry Mattingly is direc-.. tor of the Washington Journalism Center at the . Council for Christian Colleges and . 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Creilit right!~ &'!f!lered a J ot of _t~;ntion at all._ B_y ri ghts he _jriill withimm~D&HOUfl!llC,. ~ _ attenuon, Tune was, not so . ·should have httle -more \ · for doing so - I hapjien to ' long ago, when he was just William ~hance of winning the pres- believe Jw is absolutely· one of several contenders tdency . than hi s fellow right - !llit there is simply Rusher Repubhcans have of con- no denying that his support for the Republican presifor the Iraq war will be an dential nomination, along trolhng Congre ss. with Mitt Romney, Rudy In ~dd1tton to McCain's almost certain liability Giuliani, Mike Huckabee undemable appeal , one fac - when he is running against and Fred Thompson, and This is all the more tor workmg agamst · the a Democratic candidate · not necessarily the front- rerilarkable because, in the Democrats is almost surely pledged to pull us out of runner at that. His support almost unanimous view of the relative weakness of that conflict as soon as · · for illegal immigrants had political observers, 2008 their possible candidates. possible. . turned off a lot of conserva- ought 10 be a "Democratic Clinton and Obama are not Add to that the aforementive Republicans, and his year." The Republ icans instantly di smi ssible as tinned fact that 2008 is a. general reputation as a mav- have held the White House presidential contenders: but likely Democratic year in · erick didn' t help, either. , _for the past seven (soon to both_ have obvwus shor_t- any eyent, and one begins to And yet, before so much be eight), and con~rolled ~ommgs. Netther has a mil- perceive the dimensip~ of . as a single primary·has been Congress for all but two of ttary record worthy of the · the mountain McCain is held, one after another c:Of them. They have e mbroiled name. And neither has ever going to have to climb. One can point to a few his rival~ has dropped from the nation in an unpopular he ld an e xecutive ' office contention,· and · today war .in Iraq, and while the (e.g. governor) in the arena hopeful signs. Above all;:: McCain stands alone as the economy isn't as badly off of pohttcs . Of the two, there IS the fact that McCain :.· inevitable nominee of his as the Democrats and their Clinton has served longer in has gotten as far as he has. : party. That fact is primarily media supporters like to the Senate, but neither she He has also trimmed his .: attributable to hiiJ shet!r assert, it is teetering on the no~ Obama has left a ny sig- support · for illegal immi-> steadfastness. Say what you brink of a recession. By all mhcant. mark there. And grants and pledged to pre-:; will about him, there is odds, the outcome in McCarn has been a senator serve President Bush's tax:· clearly a man there - a November favors the for 22 years- nearly twice cuts. Republicans generally ,: determined, thoughtful and Democrats - or would, if as lo~g as both of them seem ~o have a=pt¢ him -: generally attractive candi- McCain weren ' t doing so comhmed. as thetr ttge r and will work · date with a formjdable devilishly we lL Recent And yet the grim fact is hard for his election. But 1::: record as a military hero, polls show him running that McCain, if indeed he am sure he wishes this were~ · The Democrats, who are Qed and neck with either is the Republican nominee, some_other year. . wtll be runmng m a year ( Wllliom Rushe r is an .· still locked in an un~mly Clin(on or Obama. brawl between Hillary There is no point in exag- when the very stars in their accomplished autfu?r, for, :: Clinton and Barack Obama, gerating his stren~;~th . It courses seem set ag runst a mer . publisher of the'. · recognize McCai n as '1e seems almost certam that ,Republican victory. I men- Na~ional Review and former .: man tbey will have to ·beat, the Democrats will coolin- tw ned,earher that the GOP , vice chairman of the : and they know very well · ue to control Con~re ss after suffers the very serious American Conservative '' that it won 't be eas'x; ~November, even if McCain -t burden of an unpopular Union.) . ~_; · • Friday, April 25, 2008 U.S. ·e atholics hope papal visit Readings insp~ · boosts sen1inary enrollment tho~!!!.!mth BY RACHEL lOLL AP RELIGION WRITER NEW YORK The crowd of 25,000 Rom an Catholics burst into cheers when Pope Benepict XVI took the stage for a ·youth rally during his U.S. visit last "Viva week. Chanting Papa!" they pressed against security barriers and reached out to touch him. . ' Many Catholics and church leaders were happily surprised by the outpouring .o f enthusiasm. Now, they hope the ·experience will draw some of the young revelers into the priesthood. .Ever since ecstatic throngs began greeting the globe-trotting Pope John Paul II, ·anal~ts have been looking for any direct link -between a papal visit and seminary enrollment. ·The Rev. Donald Cozzens, a former seminary rector and author of "The Changing Pace of the Priesthood," said there' s no way to know the exact impact of a papal pilgrimage. But he said and Benedict's warmth grandfatherly presence could inspire many to at least consider ordination. " There's a certain mystery to a call to ministry in the priesthood," said Cozzens, who teaches at John Carroll University in Ohio. "Some people know they are destined to be a priest from their cliildhood and other people dtscover this call much later in life. Sometimes it's ·awakened by a papal visit" _Younger prie$ts today tend tg have more traditional vtews of the church than older clergy, and many allribute that trend to John PAid's defense of orthodoxy. Others who study the priest.hobd say that new clergy candi4ates now tend to come fll>ID the most committed PIJ1s • of the church, and APpholo In this April 20 file photo, Pope Benedict XVI greets the faithful while leaving Mass at Yankee Stadium in New York. would likely fill seminaries times you need a nudge." countries has grown so He plans to talk about the steadily that some seminaries with conservatives no matter who was elected pope. pi>pe's visit, the priesthood are adding English classes, The Rev. Michael Morris, and religious life in the local hiring accent reduction tutors director of pastoral formation parish where he helps cele- and providing courses on at St. Joseph's Seminary in brate Mass, to encourage American culture. Yonkers, N.Y. ,, where the anyone considering the International recruitment youth rally was held, credits vocation. ·is motivated partly by the demand for John Paul's 1979 trip to the · The U.S . priesthood has exploding U.S. with moving hirn.toward been shrinking for decades. · Spanish speakers for the enrolling in senunary. But he More than 3, 200 of the Hispanic immigr-dnts filling said the pope's presence was _18 ,600 U.S. parishes don't the pews. About 30 percent not the only reason he joined. have resident priests, of the men ordained in the "There were a lot of guys according to the Center for U.S . last year were from from my generation, who Research in.. the Apostolate another country. according entered the seminary in the at Georgetown University. to the U.S. Conference of early '80s, we entered on the More lay people than clergy Catholic Bishops. , The bishops' conference heels of the pope's first visit," work full-ume in the said Morris, who teaches churches. has created a recrui unent campaign called "Fishers of church history at the semiDioce~s have been hiring nary. "I can't say that it was recruiters to travel overseas Men," that encourages priests just a visit that inspired us to to find clergy candidates. The · to invite young men to conbecome priests. But some- number of priests from other sider entering the priesthood. . . Bv QoUG STOCKTON me LETTERS · TO THE EDITOR • .FAMILY 1he Daily Sentinel United we -stand, divided we fall CANDIDATES. Page As ministerial association presi- Ray is Leading His Church lesson if we ever hope to dent. Dave is an awesome Members to Hell.': Basically, reach all the unchurched peoJ believe that one of the pastor who loves God and the message lambasted ple in Gallia County. . With tll1ngs that hurts the mission God's people. He's the kind Dave's vision for . uniting all more than 19,000 Gallia of the church most today is of pastor that I imagined 'Christian chwrches and County residents not actively ali the bi~kering and divi- everybody would love. So, it believers. the preacher had participating in a local church ·sion that exists between· the - was quitll--a -shock when he accused Dave of watering (according to a demographics various churches and differ- told me the followi.ng ~tory. down the go ~peL ! know study by Percept Group lne.), ent denominations. It's no A few years ago, Dave was Dave and he is as evangelistic no church can afford to go it wonder that unchurched serving a small church in and orthodox in his faith ·as alone. In order to reach these people stay away from Kentucky. While at that anyone. Because of his faith- vast numbers of people with church and even sometimes church. he also lived out his fulness to God's vision for his the Gospel of Jesus Christ, rightly criticize Christians · vision of the unity of believ- life, Dave was being openly churches in Gallia County foc not being able ·to work ers. He both preached it and attacked and criticized. must work together. Even if 11 together. · Without a doubt, practiced it by worlting with Dave tried to contact the means being criticized or per· · . our lack of unity hinders the other pastors and churches preacher in question to dis- secuted by some religious from other denominations. cuss the matter. But, Jhe man leaders! cause of Christ. After all, isn ;t that what =i have a pastor friend from . Unfortunately, not all would have nothing to do another community who not Christian pastors and church- with him. If fact, when Dave happened to Jesus? The relionly believes in the unity of es appreciated Dave's unify- finally tried to stop in ·at the gious leaders who persecuted the Church, but lives it out in ing efforts. One day, a friend man ' s church, the critical him were called Pharisees. his life and ministry. Pastor . from a church in Dave's same preacher locked himself in Maybe, we need to stand up Dave Ray has a wonderful denomination told Dave that his office and would not open to the religious Pharisees of vision for the unity of all Dave was tl)e sennon their the door. Dave told me· he today and unite around a believers that crosses denom- preacher had preached that struggled with that criticism, common mission to take the : . but he finally resolved the Gospel to every person in inational lines_ and theologi- pa~t Sunday. cal differences. It is for this Dave !;bought 'he meant that issue within his own spirit. Gallia County. (The Rev. Doug Sto~kton is very reason that my fellow he had been used as a sermon When I asked him how, he county cleJi:l' and I elected illu>tration, But. the friend replied. ''l' d rather be !he Bad _po,stor , of <;race UniJet{ in him the first year he moved . COrreCted Dave by giving' him . Guy for the rightreason s~·- Met!Wdtst · Church Gallipolis.) · to. our community to be our the sellll'INl title, "Why Dave We also need to learn this • SOMEBODY'S ANGEL It hurt so bad when God took you away But he promised us we'd meei again sqrneday No more. tears and no more pain Together forever we will stay When I meet you and my Jesus somec day I was your anget you always used to say · We were only mortals the n made of earthly clay While crossing Jordan I hope to see You reaching out your arms to me · When I get ho_!Jle to glory land someday I look above and try to See beyond the blue Think of walking . golden streets up Heaven's avenue We can join God' s heavenly choir Play in and out among the stars ,C When I become your sweet angel someday Someday I will be your angel again . You can play your golden harp for me While I brush my shiny. silver wings We 'II be together. you and me for all eternity And I will be so glad to be your angel again · Someday - Sue Hager, Racw I have a special book given to me by a granddaughter by marnage. On the front of the book cover is the nice written story of "Footprints." As I began to open the cover of the book was the saying written by Ralph Emerson: ·~ World seems always to waiting on or for tis poet. ' · So the first poem I wrote in the book was about and to my granddaughter who gave it to me. To my friend Chasiti . I will always say I'll try·writing you a poem soon, yes soon along the way /love writing my words expressing my thoughts of love I enjoy most of all writing about my three Best Friends From Above. God the father, Jesus Christ his son, · and the precious holy ghost (or spirit) The trinity, my three best friends All in one. Now the next page said "Learn much by writing and reading." The person stating or writing this was Lord action. Brothers and sisters, that really made an impression on my heart and mind. Keep in your mind, I'm already excited in the Lord. Boy, Lnrd Action, What a name 17uJt's a good way to begin a book . ·To write some thoughts along the way So others somedny may read and tau a look My earnest desire to write first of all a poem I wrote a few months ago. Now writing in this book tOday, especially the last five verses. The first verse is the chorus of a song I heard yesterday. It was sung by a very good singer in our church- the Church of Christ in Christian Union at Gallipolis One morning I had been studying God' s Holy Word. About two hours later, I closed the Good Book and then I \'VaS singing the verse. I dido 't write and the family of ~od and family relation my.mind overtook. So immediately words began to come to mind and I was really taken for-a few moments in thought well as · your read you will readily see what to my mind was · brought. Loving God, Loving others Making music with my friends Loving God, Loving others and the story never ends Loving God, Loving Family Making music with them each 'year Loving God, Lovin~ Family . and the Great Reumons drawing near Loving God, Loving all people making music with everyone Loving God, _Lo~jn~ all people . Seemg each other "If saved from sm." When the Race is run. Serving the Lord, Serving one another making music as we give Serving the Lord, Serving one another Then in Heaven, we will one day live Lovinll God, Serving one another . Counting our Blessings as we onward go Loving God, Serving one another Praising him, beqmse he made it so Loving his Father, Loving the world Giving his life, for ever soul Loving his father, Loving the world Christ died for all, so to Heaven we could prepare to go. (Dorothy Whittington resides in Gallipolis.) Harvest As I was walking down a country road one day, I cam upi>n a farm with yellow fields of hay. On the porch a old man set ,as I passed by, with his bible in his lap and a child by his side, In my mind Lord I went bick to m~ old home place~ when I used to set Lord in that child's place. Grandpa was tired as I would set by his side, and from that old book he would read with greatest of pride. When finished he would lean back in his old rocking chais, , with a sparkle in his eyes and didn 't seem to have a care. · We would just set there in the cool of the evening. listening to the birds praising you with their .singing. - Grandpa worked hard for our -bread we ate, he eanted jt hone~t by Jhe s_w_e'!l of his face. . . · . The grounil he plowia, hoed, and loved with care. and God, he said, you would bless it enough to mare. · · He just planted the seed and looked up to you, and he would ask you to bless it and knew that you would. Now grandpa ·s life journey is over and his worlds all through, and I know God )le is gone to be with you. I see flowers har e begin to wither and leaves beginning to fall, I · . · the fields are ready for ha.ryest and I hear you callinf all. · pray God I will be a worker in this world for you today, that when Autumn time of life is o ver. come home I will hC!If you say. - Jeau Curry on over to Bob's... Two Convenient Locations 2400 Eastern Avenue Gallipolis, Ohio (740) 446-1711 ! 1/4 mile north of Pomeroy-Mason Mason, West (304) r· �-~ . . -~~· . PageA6 FAITH • VALUES Caring for the helpless - A Hunger For More- The DaUy~~tmel ...r.....y .,,lllilwlcom Frld!y. Aprtl25, 2008 WORS1~UP GOD 1/HS Friday, Apri125. zooS Early Monday morning, our family was startled awake by do$s. · Not barking d1s- Pastor Kerry Wood My youngest brother and to His loving lordship in those days. He ~ opened mother was in a chair, nurs- I wcce having a discussion doors of opponwnty 10 get ing her baby brOtbr.r. Her about the various twists and rums that the Lord lias connected with people · father was sittin$, next to his 'Pastor through whom He'd prewife. The family bad no led us through in our spiripare me for serving Rim. mooey and very little food. tual walks when he menThom Even the w~rful lady So the gunmen attacked lih tioned that be bad been asked what ·his "spiritual Mollohan who is now my wife is a vicious dogs - killing the passioo is." We chuclded a pcrlcct example of somemother and her infant in one I met sboilly after that ways that I will not detail bit at that because we have experience with Darrell and here. The ~-year-old both discovered that, in some ways, the" ellpression who hocame a major playec daughter tried to run away and one of the men slashed bas become somewhat lege football playec named in helping to shape my her leg with a machete cliche. Ask a clic:M ques- Darrell. Darrell wasn't .a ·future life and wort.. notiO and left her there to bleed to tion and most folks learn Christian wben 1 met him. mention that it was during death. Her four:-old bow to throw baCk a cliche He was a nice guy _ big, Ibis time of my life that I brother came in the answer. And if not a cliche burly. and a lot of s.tn:et lived for awhile with my bed10om and was shot in answer, then perhaps a smarts. but still a nice guy. grandparents, both passionAnd then one day, be came ately walking with God in tbe head. The father . was mechanical one. My wife, in a car ride into the room in which 1 the details of life. And since taken outside, lieateo and lied upside down lO a tree. borne one evening, turned to was wmting on a pro•,__. those days, recalling again The men built a fire under me with a twinkle in her and started talking 10 ~ and again the lesson that the father's head and left eye. "And wbat is your spir- mutual friends about some- God shared with me in that him to die from bums or itual passion?" "'b, yqu thing incredible . that bad . life-Changing ellJXlllence, I overbeard our OGRvecsatlon, ~ned to him. He bad want as much or more than smoke inhalation did you?" I said, laughing. realized that Jesus had died I did then lO See God gloriwhichever got to hinJ first. My heart returiled 10 my Sbe nodded "WeD. my pas- ·for him and thai He was . tied in the lives or lfu peothroat as J heard that story. sioa is for God to be glori- wgnu'ng to be Lord and pie as they fully sum:nder How could we be so eruel? tied.n She waited expectant- M';ter or Darrell's life. their lives to Him. So if What is it in human beings ly. "But what does that Darrell shared that he bad ever my heart desired that can make us as savage mean?" she seemed to be given his bean to God and something and if there is as \he dogs who attacked saying. I tbooght a moment that everything inside or something about which I my poor cat? And what are and then continued. "My him had changed. He got feel ·truly . passionate, it is we who hate this cruel passion," I 'CODtinued, "is rid of a gold cap on his that an incredible ttansforfor people to fall so head- · front tooth (something be mation will take bold of all behavior doing about it? The Peter in the Bible over-heals in love with God, had done to make a point the Believers in all the tried violei!CC in ~ponse to that they're passionate with the street gang he had churches in our community. a bad situation. When Judas about Him in every aspect once bung with in Miami, HQM' I long ,for all God's Aa.). He got involved in people to wholeheartedly betrayed Jesus in the of their lives." Garden of Getbsemane, And it's true: I deeply Bible study and tben a · serve Him. . Just think! When He leading Roman soldien; and · loog to see people take the church. He even became a · Jewish Temple guards to Lord Jesus with them to mentor in a program begins lO really got a hold of arrest him. Peter responded work, to school, and to designed to encourage low- our beans. our lives begin 10 by swinging his sword at play instead or leaving income kids and model for radically impact the lives of one · of the arrestors. He Him at home ... or worse, them healthy lifestyle oth~ and we be~n~~ change the woridl ' sliced off the man's ear. In at church on Sunday morn- choices. As 1 watched the changes be to God, Who always sucb a- tense moment, the ing (if they've even bothsituation could bave easily , ered going). I want to see taking pi are in him, 1 leads us in triumpbal prooesturned in10 a bloodbath. But folks say to the social pres- recalled a Bible vecse tbat sion in Christ and through us Jesus stopped the violence sures crowding into their be quoted, Matlbew 6:33: spreads everywhere the fra.lives, "I'm sorry. I bave a "SeeJr. first the kingdom of grance or the knowledge of with words: "Put your sword back in very imponant date with God and His righteousness Him. fu" we are to God the its plaa:," Jesus said lO him, God that I can't break." I and all these things will be aroma of Christ among "for all who draw the sword want to see people partici- given 10 youn (or "all your those who ,.re being saved · and those who are pecisbing. will die by the sword." pate in the life of the God's needs will be met"). chwcll NOT because it's 1 remember now, even as To the one we are the smell (Matt 26:52) • All the violence in this just a cool plaa: to he, or . be shared · then what God Or death; to the othei:, II~ world - humans a$ainst because it's their duty, or was doing in his life, a pee- fragrance of ·life" (2 humans and arumals even because they're hop- fectly clear sense of God's Glrintbians 2:14--16 NIV). against animals - is the ing to get good moral train - Holy Spirit ~ to me.. ( n - Molllt•u _. IIU · byproduct of our .funda- ing in for their kids "What about"you? What are /JIIIIil1 _, •U.flltrwlllt mental condition: we are . (although all those -things you doing with the invest- rOidmt Ollio 1M pal 12sinners. Will you join me are true). l llJIIy wish that men! of my love in . your 112 ye~~~~llllll il ••door F.U, · l'Gk · in confessing our violent people crave the presence life? Are you going to con- of l7w behaviors and re~ting of of God so earnestly in their linue to live your life as you l'lurllllft." He il them? Wdl you JOin me in lives that they make medi- see fit? Or will you truly let · of Plltii-J' Co•••'lily putting away . our swords · tation" in His Word (the Me . take chargeT' Of Cltfii'Ck wldclt ruetJ 011 and instead foeus on caring Bible) and intense prayer course, there is only one SrurdDy ~ lit 455 for the helpless? .If swords daily parts of eacb day of ·answer to that question. Tltirtl .be. He - y be and weapons must be used, their lives. My passion is When I consider bow mfs- fWIC#w41 for - • or let us use them for defense to see people involved in erably lost I would be wiih- fiUJiiollr IIJ ~.-il"fii_IIIJI· God's kingdom just out Jesus as Lord and lllrtlw•@,.,..,yg.uiporather tban aggression Savior of my life, there is lil.cot~~). and let us pray that God because they love God. A radical u:ansformation no other choice before me. ,__ _ _..-II!I!IIIIIJ!I!I-IIIIJ will beT us to see the diftook place in my life wben I W'-en I think of how I ference . ...was about 20-)'ears...Dld._i___w.o.uld . -(~_Bhed a r qf S.£"ilw Ulfliletl M-*r L· had called Jesus my Savior here on earth if I wm; to do 8111 Eilll Shd ill and said tbat He was my witb it as l saw ft:t, I know •• ·., s- , , .... Lord, but I bad never really that there is only One Wbo ll 4A l'!t• I • & , aut M surre~ ALL of my life can and should bold the rrntu• till nrille~~~At@ul to Him. At least not until l reins of my life. 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Worlhip Scn.ioe: 10:30 a.m., BitNe Study, Wedneaday, fi:30 p.m. -B.do<fOriN Sunday school9:30 a.m .. SIInday w<nbip I • • 10:30 a.m. n. Cloordo tfOrill .r-.,. a.lmrt Ibid Hnry &tl., 1hwmawood, W.Vo ., - : llovid &-a, SIJIIdv c:a.dl eor-·s - A Seooodllt•• """"""". p & Sam . SdD:II.- 9.-! un.,-wormq,. 11 a.m. United MldNdht a c n -...;p-uaa . -= .~ ·- llliiiiii~Tid ?' New HaWIR, -llichard ~eate , Pallor, Sundliy wonbip 9:30 a.m . Tuei . 6:30 iDY"' ad Bible SIUdy. JIIL(IIft .V ....." I 'I .011 1:14 bcbiJid Wlliloovillc. Putur: ~Ralph Spi>ol, SUDday School • 9,30 a.m.. v.m ..~.Jil!!oJ!!!d.r ..1 p:O,," - B.do tfCiodol .. l!!!!ilil c .' Wonhip·lla.m ., 6 :10p:m. ~ ScbOOi'- 10 II a.m.W I ±) Seniceli;,pm; !nom Bible Study 7 pm r-r.Emry - · • -.CSolllol.loWts I lls:Wa ,_:, IIIM1 COOivWo Cllllroli, Mlill A f'181111t. . ·&om. - 10 LID., .Sorvlcoo-7p.m. E P 3 Wanbip - IO,]()am .. -PbillipBdl ~ -Oonlo .._ _P utor: Denzil Null, Wonhip · 9:30a.m. Swday Scbool- IO:lO a.m . &6·- .-- 398 i\til St .. 'Middleport-Puton: Mark 'Morrow li "Rodney Walker Sunday 'School - 9:30 a.m., Mornint!; Wors:hip l0;30·a:m. A 7:00pm, WedJieSday Service - 7:00·ppt .. Youth Setvioe- 7:00p.m. Salem Cemllllllllty~ Badt of "{est ColumhiA . W.Va.om Ueving Roa.d, Paslor: Charle~ Roush (:304) 6152288. Sunduy Sr;hool 9:30 .am, Sunday eVen~ng service 7:00 pm . Bibly StLKI.y • W~ y service 7:00pm '-u:.~ ...Full.s(Jospel Ch~" - Puron John & il'otty-.ifl03 Serood Ave . Muon. 773'5017 , SePia: time: Sunday 10:30 a.m ., Wcdnelday 7 pm 'llollaml Cbriaiu Felow. . . o..rdJ. Pa&tor: HerliiChel Whitt. Sunday School10 un, Sunday Chuich service • 6:30pm 'Wednesday 7 pm U 7 •Gn&z 'U.IL 923 Ml.inJ"SL. Middi<port."'-T""'u Da•is, 'Sunday &erYioe 1 10 a,o;,, w. h y ae:rvia: , 7 p.m. --13-~ 9365 Hooper Road , Athen s. Pastor: Lonnie Coal5 , Suaday Worship 10:00 am. Wednesday: 1 pm j --~Qonlo Looa&itom.¥utoc ·Steve lta4. S-y ......... c u- "'lleoliJic- St. Rc 1:14 ..._we. 011 Full Gospel. Cl Pa.~tors Robert & Roberta Muliillef, Sunday School 9:30 un, • Worship 10:30 am - 7:00 pm , Wed'. · Service 1:00pm T--- · ll)'c.dl Putor: lbcron -Durham. Sunday - 9~30 .a.m. aDd 7 p.m .• Wcdneid&y . 7 p.m. f!1?' _7 tC lt).C....ua 575 Pari St., Middleport , Pastor: Sam Anderton, Sunday School 10 a.m., £~ . 7:30p.m.. \Vcclncoday ScrviA:t . 7:30p.m. -"*1- CcnlcrGymnasium . PlutOJ Eddit Bier, Service every Tuesday 6.30 pro Pentecostal · Ptntocootal"-''lly Plltm' ~ 1411 p.m ., Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. r Pmibyterian . s-- BridFmar~ llonl!uo..... l'nobyWrioa Clutn:ll Pastor:-Roben Crow. Wort~ - 9 a.m. St., Syracu.e . Sunday School - 10 a.m. EveninK .• 6 p.m., , w.toel±.y Service - 7 p.m. RIIIIC ll)ct.n:b Off Rt . 11A. Pastor: Edacl Hart. SundaJ Scboo.l • 9:30 a.m .• Wot'5hip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Route 689, Alt.y. Rev . Lloyd Grimm. puaor, $unday School JO am; worluip a.m .. Ws±l:eiday Servtce - 7 p .m. I!!YC'- Looa Bottom. Slltlday School - 9:30 a.m.. KIVioe II am. eva'lin8 acrvice 7 pm . Wed. . . 7 • pm _ •• , , ; 1 eiMirdi .ra.t-JIItiilwW . Putor. Leoaud Powell: SIIDday Sc:bool - 9:10aJD .,Wonhip - I0:30a.m .. 6:30p.m .. w 1ay Set\'ica - 7 p.m .. 2 :.F...... Oturdi of the Nuareae, Putor: R.uucll Canon , Suada)' Sdlool · 9:30 a.m ., Wonbip - 10:45 a.m .• 6 p.m .. W I ty Sczvica · 7 p.m. s,r..-~tftloo­ Ptado,...,_ Srvel:th-Diy Adveatill Mulbcn-y Hts. Rd .. Pomeroy. Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p.m.. Wru>!Up . 3 p.m United Brethren Ml.•l leraal United Brecbft!l in Cbrill 9hureh Texas Commumly 364 11 W1ckh am Rd . PastOr: Peter Martindale. Sunda) School . 9:30 a.m .. Wonoh1p - 10 :30 a.m .. 7:00 p.m.. Wedne stl!~ Sfrvlet·s : 7:00-p.m. 11 F-~~ . . WiJfi iUp • 1 '() !~8 l.lti ., 7-t)O Mldtllcpan Pastm: Jame ' Snyder. SWlday School 10 a.m .. worship 5e1'Vice 11 am . Seventh-Day Adventist Suaday School - 9:30 a.m .. Wonhip 10:3fYa.m.•7 p.m. + -s t. Rr.nr. Racme. IOI'IildiYIUS. Sunai)' SCh"'OOJ-----::'10" uri .. EveninJ • 7 "CioJa1:1o Bailey Run Road, Putar: Re". Emmett Jlaw1on, SUada)' Evenina 7 p.m.• 11wriday Service - 1 p.m. Yo.Ylh.i!!!UJ! mtina 1JI~ lr, 4th S_y11dayi . P-~· · 7 p.m. Wedbeld&y 7:30p.M. • . IWtee U.ikld Bre.tlmn in Christ Routt 11A . between Reedsvill~ & Hockingport . Sunday School • 10 a.m .. Sunday Won;tup - 11:00 ·~ - Wedne~~· Services - 7:00 p.m .. hstor· M. Adam Will Sta~ Ji'II~E'? I \ 3304S llllaat1 R._, , Pomcroy, Putor: Roy Hunter, Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Evenifll 1:30 p.m .. 'llleldl.y .... lhun;,. 7:30p.m. • &allll.1116!1 c It) L'lm:b Silver. Ridge- PtitOJ Linda Damewood, Sunday Scbool • 9 a.m., Worship Service • 10 a.m. 2nd and 4th Sunday """" MiU Adkins , Suoday Scbool · 9,30 ""* If ,e ill Me, Mil My words tlbilh ill yo•, ]t sludl ak whl ,e will, 11114 il F'""' be dollt IUIIo !f'll. Jolut 15:7 · • . MIDDLEPORT ~OPHIES 190 N. Second St. &TEEs Middleport, OH 740-992r6128 Local source for trophies, ues t- hirts and more your light 10 shine bef•tml wn1cn. that they may see M 6'~ · .1antral Jlemt pw• works and glorify IF'ather in heaven ." Matthew ut yoiU' light so shine before zI t,Oil 7. .,2-5141 ,__. 499 Jlirhlond A•-,Atlws 7~~~33 t.-.et-t116 I w..W.. Md) I I , . .. . . . . . . .I cJou ~ . _ 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 ·men. that they may see your good works and glorify your Falher in heaven ." Marthe"· 5.· 16 p ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Coolville, Ohio J:.oca1ed less !han 30 minule5 from Atllens. Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-740-667-3156 "Still small Dlivis-Qulckel Agency Inc:. If ye abide ill M~, 11M My Full line of · 1 words abide ill you, ye slliUJ . .· ·Financial ~:~:"+ · ask wlud ye wiU,IIIIIl ilm.Jl ENCIES Inc .. Services be dortt! #lito !ON I Joluf/5:7 IIEIGS FAiaY £'(ECARE. LLC A.. JAcKsoN~~-- fS, 00 !W1 MlllbaTy Htipts Pomeroy,Ohlo45769 ~­ (741)) 992-Jm ·~ Tol Free 1-87'7·583-2-433 www .thea!Xchurch.net Rt.338, Antiquit)-', Pastor: Jesse Morrill, Services: Saturday 2:00p.m. -·•~ Sunday acbool 10 a..m~ ., Worsh ip - • Pastor: Jam~r: Wireman , Sundl!y Services . 10:30 a.m. Wedllt!sduJ • .7 p.m. Thtmrlay Prayer & Pnuse at 6 pm Clasie&for all ages elo' ery Sunday &: Wednesday. Filii Goopol Chmoh Co. Rd . 63 . s,.mday Sca.ool • V:30 a.m ., Wonhip- 10:10a.m . . . . . . . . a..rdlrldleJ; 3713 Gcofges Creek Road . Galltpolis. OH . "' ... Lirilll S.riu.- l Oilln:ll s..... ·s..,. Sdoool • 9:]() ...... Nu.artae p.m. 6:]() lfl8 '30. Vuil II& Cllline lll!fWWatilclwc:.org: -~ ifowttlb!i>~-.'~. S!Oiday Sc:bool- 9 rtay Service~ - 10 a.m. a.m. Wonbip • JO a.m.. W • (had Cllflo. T•~ Chard: Clifton. W'Va .. Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Worship · 7 p.m .. Wednesday Service- 7 " Group""-· ........ - 7 _....., ..... - ~oi'Chrilt Portland-Racine Rd., Pastor: Jim Proffitt. Sunday School - 9:30 .11..m .• Worship 10:30 a.m .. Wednesday .Services " 7:00 p.m. _ , . ....oip•C..t.r 39782 St. Rt. 7. 2 milc!i south of Tuppert; IP!ailll, OH. Non · clcnominational with Comen:pmry \Praise il Worship. P11stor 1lob lflarber, AIIOC P.utor ·Karyn D8.,.is_ Youtb Director .Betty Fulks. Sunday ' acrvices: 10 am Worship .t 6 pm Family Life Outes, 'Wed &: Thur night Life Group5 a1 7 pm. ThLmi morning ladies' 1.i:fe Group II 10. Outer Umiti Youth Life Meeting in the Mulberry Community 1 Putor. Jim Corbin, Worship - 9 a.m .." Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. , Tburlday Scrvicefi . 7 p.m. Churdt of God Ml.-~tfGod ..... - NM$elft CliMttr. Alfrd. Putor: Jim Corbitt , Suaday School - 9:30 a.m.. Hartford , W.V1 ., Partor:Da"id Gmer, Sunday School • §1:30 a.m ., Wonbip · -, 10:30 a .m., 7:00 p .m., Wcdaelday Services - 1:00 p.m. ~.)'-7p.m . . Scbaol-10:00 a:m... Wonbip-·lla.m. ,11.*-ill I --y every month -ew:niq KTVioe 7:00 p.m.; - - - -- lnknectton 7 ,atld L2A W, EuqeliJt: Wonhip .• 10:30 a .m ., 1 pm ., Tharsd&y Oeonil Saq:en.t , Sunda_y Bible Stud)' ~. 7 p.m . ' 9:·30-.:m., Wiiil\ij;; 10:30 i.ii. iii! '6:30 .... Christian Vaion ·P utor: Bill MMihall Samday School • 9.a.m.., Wonbip • 10 a.m.. ht Suaday -~ GnA.. CJailllal? I _._ LCD .. ~ ......... =·a-da c ••• MiU Foreman, Ptilor Emeritus Lawrenal Foreman, Worship-- JO:OO am Wednesda)' Services - 7 p.m. Scbool. - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.111 .,'Wednuday • 7 p.m., Friday kllowlhip ICfVice 1 p.m . a.m., Wortbfp • 10 a:m . !'me Orovt, Wonbip • 9:00 a.m., Suiday '--=-~..,..-· 10:00 am,- -Do\liSbamlllill, Youill_, --.·- Joho Gil....,. , ~ School - II · - ne~.r- ....... Re.i""'"'c 1.11. Chu.cb 500 N. 2nd Ave .. Middlepon . PaSlor: . <Ja::a:::at'S Carmel .1:. BuhMI Rds. Raciae . Ohio, Paator: Jotm Gil~. S~ 'School NS :a:m., ¥Rnb.ip - 11':00 am. , Bible Saody Wed. 7 :30pm. Latfa'-Day SUits Oriol·tf~-- Comer of St . 1.1. 124 A Brwlbury Rd ., _, . l'lllocJobn'Gilmore,S-yScbool - 10 am .. WorShip - 9 a.m ., Wedacldly Si;rvice6 • 10 a.m . · · Servitz ~ 7:30p.m. St. Rl. 160. <446--6247 or 44ft..1-"f.i, SLmday School 10:20-11 a.m., ,'Relief Society!Prielibood 11:05-12:00 'a JUG, S.cnmcat 'Servjce 9-JO :l'S a.m., H""""1111t~...eti:a1.111 ~ · · 1f.m. __,•,•=·"'c='*"'-"'"="Qp""".. Sllllday Scbool - lOam.. Wonbip - 9a.m. St. Middleport. Doui eo., Sllllllay JildlnOI - )0 a.m. -..;p . 10:45 p:m., 'Suada_y •Eve. 7«1 pm. , 7S - ROlli , Middlepon. Sunday SChoOl - 9:30 ClfderiaPutor: Chris SteWart 10!00118 - Noon Sun9By: lnfrmnal Wonbip.· Cbildren '§ mmimy -~ ~. Miniltcr: Tom ikunyoa, 39S58 Bradbury - a•• -.; ' )lr«enrir, SutKiej Scbool "9:30 ~ • 11 -~-ip CNon-deoominarional fellowship) Mectia& in 1be Meigs Middle School s..Dy School - 9 a.m., Worship • .10 a.m. p.m., ~JpaJ'CII"ICI'Viur:. 7:p:m. , Sti"m.tlle'Communlt'' Church Sunduy School 10:00 am. Sunr;y Worship I I :00 am. Wednesday 7:00 pm P~Si or : Bryll!) & Missy D8iley 6:30pm., Wed . Bible Study 7:()(1 p.m. _.,.,... Bcojlmio C..wfoni, Sonciay .....I - 9:30 c.MeyMI!iawd! Pomeroy Pil e. Co. Rd .. Pastor: ReY. 'Blackwood. Su~da y School - 9:30 a.m .. • _Wors hip !0:30 8.m _, 7:30 p.m.. Wednesday Servitt- 7:30p.m.' Pulor: Wayne Dunl11p , State Rt . 681 , 1'uppen Plains, Sun . Worship: JO' am & a.m ., Wcnbip - 10 a.m. 310S7- Roulol25.~11<.- p.m .. We.dne5daJ Bible Stud~· - 7:00p .m. F aitb li"ellowU:ip Cn:ulk roc a.n.t Pastor Re\'. Franklin Diclem;, SeTvice: Friday. 1 p.m. ........ ~c...m..Jtyau..a. lllllllllt(t·7· .2 t) • . ~Pastor: IBrian IDIII'lham, 'Sunday School • 9:JO a.m., Wnrlhip • ll!llh.m. '" Puaor. oam l.owe. s...y Scbool 9:30 a.m., WoniUp - '10:30 a.m. a fi p.m .•~y Service . 7:00!1):111. Mile Hill Rd ., Racine , Putor: Jamei Sizes available 5x1 0 to 10 x 20 bi!llll M•IM-.JtfniUII"tltlllih Chit. couW 1M it llllllllf,.pfnlna a iiplrt1ullll-.-e firVlllulllle dtm our mnr or phyml jl 1115. Alill!dhy pmon wbo . . 1111..., WIMiy Ill help .... i s¢t • .,.... rior ... poor JIIDIII allo ~ welllhlllll dnamsffl lllltqllllllliil&ddt Slaold•d!IM~ lllllwell'll ......U, alit IIIII_,,11hynet1111t 1111&• • • w Ollm wllllt w •II allltlllllan•lhe IIBfinuw•,.•lllllf? ML-IIIptlot Fourdl A: Main St .. Middleport . Sunday ScbooJ . 9 :30a.m ., WorWtip - !0:45 a.m. Palb:r. Re\1. MicbM:I L Tbomt'SOfl , Jr. 6 am - 8 Meo1ibeo& d 1he ILS IIIII REALTOR" .....,.._"""""" Re .... Joteph Woods1 Sunday School - 10 Hou!i TEAFORD REAL ESTATE Pic* up a color Broct!UI'IIl iH> ~SeCond St. • .Pomei'oy ,_ DirectOr of Marlteting and Admissions We Sell Homes at ..__., .. poarliqln dlinl wadd-lta. . . . . 0111r a lillian peaple wllo IUnM e~~lls 111m adab:allay,IIIIIMrt'MIIillou pell!ile (a dlinlffl nhe ...V. pnpi""i'n) w .....mllstb.l tllodollana day.11ben,_ IIMied fie rid! ,...., - .. . . . Ill lit 111'111, 10 aell .... ,... Ill bid, lilt lhe8DI!fiDflf ....... . . . . . . . . . laid Ill! Railroad St. , Mason. Sunday School • lO a.m., Worship - 11 11 .m ., 6 p .m, Wcdlesl:tiy Service' - 7 pm. · ~-- hib:r. Bob!Jnhiu. . ,SUDday Sci10oJ · 10 un., Woribip - 9 a.m. """"''Bob a-s...Sllllllay S<:bool - 9 lnstJ'UIIlCntal, Wcnbip SerNice - 9 a.m., Communioll - 10 nn .. SUdty School 10:15 un.• Youth-5:30pm Sun4ay, Bi~ Sllldy ~Idly 7 -pm .......,_~tfCI!dol ' Steve 'lbtMk., Main 'Stn:ft, Rofumd . Sonciay Wriip-<10:00 a.m .. Sunday Service-7 pllll. J:...I('M'ht' . - 7 a.dl - a . n i t·tfOriN SUIIday Scllool • 9:30 a.m., Woilb;p llld Communion - 10:30 a.m .. Bob J . Werry. 2160 1 St. ·Rl. 7, Midd1.,..., SUDday . Servict • 10 · a.m ., 6 :00p.m., n.day SerYicei .-6:00 ' cs ,,a-. Rood. "" ·o ...dl 2480 Sr£ond St., Syiiii:U~e . OH Sun. Schoo! 10 am , Sundy night 6:30 pm Putm-: Jm: Gwinn ANew' t I (NI~~) Harri1o1"ik Plsim:- aatl "-Y MarsiWL Sunday Sc:rli.ce. 2 p.m. lla:m . -a..- Letan . W.Vo . Rt . I , Pastor: Brian May. Sllllday School - 9:3o a.m ... Worship . 7:00 s_,....e(M -*"* "JO.am.. ~ - 7 '0... 3261E. Main St.. """"""". Suailay School ..a ;Holy &cbar:isl: U !00 anD. ·Rev. &lw.-.:1 Pay.: 1ijipOii l'lilii CliiiiOii .. ~ a.m . Wmship • 10:30 a.m. I#?' . . . . a-d~ Great Bead, Route 12-4, bciac, ·GH; 1'uloc Ed Caner, SUIIday Scbool - 9:30 a.m.. Slladay Wor&bi.p - IO:lO .a.m ... 7 "' pm"':·Wilinlij"Bffili Stiidy -7DJ p.m.. jlll---.. . iad. """"""' Pa""" R - ""'""""· SUDday School 9 :30 a.m .. Woribip • J0 :30 a.m.• 7:00 p.m., Wednnday~ . 7 p.m. 7 pk : ArloodKU,a, S...tay Sdouol - 9:30 IPIIIcr. Dewa,..e SludJc:r. Samday Schm1 - Gnat '1(1 !Harri- ' 'falM'Iooo Other Churches Jtev. a.m., ~ '""'" a..tl,.,.,... a.m ., Wunhip • 10:30 a.m .. 33105 Hiland r-r. ...... 'Putor: Rev. Cuni" Randolph. Sunda_y School - 9:10a.m .. Wotllhip • 10:10 a.m., . Saadoy ....... ;;IJlltl Coollo' illc Road . Pastor: Rev_ Charles ..._.a.dl46tN w Martindlle, Sunday School • 9:30 a.m., 'Pastor: illaat: Shupe. Sllllday School • 9:30 · Worsh ip - 10:30 11.m .. Wedneliday Servia: a.m.. W011ihip - IU:30 a.m.. 6:30 p.m., - 7 p.m. W~sday Services · 1 p.m. SenrW:ei - 7:lO,p .. . li' - .,..._ C I£ o.dil ·I'IIOor. lte>.Lany Lemley: SUN~oy Sdlool - 9:30 a.m., Wtnbip ~ li,Ol<t5 .am., 71PllD.. nn..doyBilie'Studyaolt-- 7 pm. • . ' Mt.U. . . . . . . Ptitor:, Dennis Weaver _Sundiy 'ScbooJ. 9:A!! a.ra ... E.,.ening - 6:30 p .m .. Wednciday Service& . 6:30p.m. - a~ .. Wcdncldly Episoopal :Pulor. ~ 'Su.tlay School • 9 i45 .a:m., WOI'Ihip - 11 lliol!y Owdo (l ~~ ~aowAibiUY (Syracu~e),Jfutor: Bob Robin!Km. CongftptioDal ~ l"..aoQwdo4Clori!l Pomeroy, Harriao•Yille Rd . (Rt. l43 ), B.Jd Knob, on Co . Rd. 31. Pastor: Re\'. Roge-r Willford , Sun day School - 9:30 a.m . Wonhlp- 1 p.m . . 7:30p.m. -IIMp~ ,tfQriot Putor:BiliCC Terry, Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 .a .m .• 6:30 .p.m., ~)'Services - ·6 :;JO p.m. !Pm.. --.Savica - 7pm . Pulor: Jim. Gdritt, Stmday School • 9 _ . . _ _ _ OWM 9:30am, Worship ·10:10 am 00:30 •.m,Fn SUN!oy a f - - 7!00 un ., Worship -ItO un., Tueada._y'Servica J~m.. Sunda)' Schoo l - 9:30 a.m.. Wonhip Senttce ,10:30 a.m:. E\'ening Scrvior 6 cw p.m. ....,.._llli..... a..dr.-'G.IfiiPI 7 t OJ Whii<Rd. ot!St .at. 160. :U Oaignnm, Sunday 'Sctlool - 10 a.m., Warlhi:p • u a.m .. We~ 1111)' ScrYicc& . 7 . .__.,a-m.t6er· Puwr: Jm: Lavender, Sundly Scbool 9:30 a.m .. Worstaq, - 30:30 as . and 6 lt..oon. s....y Schoolllld """""*ip- 10 a.m. 'EYenint Service &- '6:30 p .m., W 1 "'yServ.ica-'fi:Ilpm. ~----a-d! Kingsbury Ra.d. Pwor: Rotten Vance: , ' - . , - t:!O a.m., 'Saday Sc:boo1 - r;.m.IICI"Viae IICmoOonlo .tfQrioi Pasuw Jcm Bmcmt, East Main St .. ~yScb . t~4<1rill 5tll and Main , PutoP. .t1 Elartwn, Ohildrens D.ircctor: Shatm St.yre, Theil Di=loc ooo,...v.....,. 5 - y • 9:30 a.rn .. W<nhip- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 "p:m.. Wtldnt:W.y Scrviccs - 7 p.m. Sunday SCbool , 9:30 am., Woniliip 10:45un. F_..,...._.. Micbrllr Kmnedy • Bolin t . 7. s..--OwdotfGojj Aoplo ... s.... .,..,.. ....lliMIJ ' Sooood ~ l.,un. """""""· .a.m., Won*ijp - 10:30 a .m., 6 p.m., T $ 'Service~ • 7lf):m, s.mtll:y School • 9 :30 aliD., ~ • 10:30un. l'astno . , ....... Suodoy - . . • 10 .a.m., 6 pm., Weilae141y ·~.loe5 • 7 am. Wod .;prcadliilgti!ptft -«"-~~ Minister: Larry iBmwn., WDI'Ilhip - 9:30 · a.m. Slllld.y School • J0:30 a.m., Bible Study - 7 p.m. .__ 1-y ScMca - 7 fJII. Church of Christ Baptist E. Keesee. Worship • IOa.m.. 7 p.m., Wc:daeiday Services - 7 p.m. . Many in lhls Ollll1tr)' ' - ' - . . . . with lrotte' I ...._Mid# 1 ni' we Eveaiai --6 pllll., T' ' Bob Wannoudt;Wmtqp.lO:lS ........ F . - . . . . Qwdo Put(r, Floyd Ross. Sundly SCbool9:30 10 10:30 am. Worship IICIVice W:301tD .11:00 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepurt. Putc.-: James Use Your Wealth Wisely 7 ,pm. SR <632 ond Andmoo St.R<iloon <hd_y, SUD&:y Kihoo1 ~0 liD, M.OI'DiQc chLJFCh ll am, Sadaynenia£'6:pm. Wed. Bible Study 7 pm '"= .._,...,... ...olo'lf'l- · • om~ - p Llo4...... WV (lndopon&oa ....,.., 1 Bkssed an the Pl#'e in hNut; for they shall s~e God. . . . . . Owdo R.vcmwood, WV, Suadly 'Sdloai 10_am- ~~nt• I I z·Ar rttlr laherudrl&. Loop :Rd •off New Lima Rd. ltutland, Suvicel: Sw:~ 10!00 a.m. a_ 7:30 p.m .. lbWI. 7:00'Jl.m .. Pastor M.nyR . HUlton ~ !~ ·· - p.m., Wodnesday 7 p.m. WD!dlip Cen"'. 873 S. 3rd Ave., Mi411cport. Rev. J.tichleJ Bradford. P.lstor. 'S.IDldly, 10:30 un. TUes. 6:30 rp~.yer. WM. 1 pm Bible Study R;,., V>li<y .,+··· ..··,:... . 5 RlwoV..,. *• . ,_Oirill . , -"'"'-...... Salem Sl ., Palilm: IBd lb:mey , S&m&_y School • 10 un ., Ewmiq • 1 Wednetday Scrviaei . 7pm. VIIIZIDCtt Md Ward Rd .. Pastor: lamer; MiUer, Sunday School - 10:30 a.m., £Willing -; 7:30 p.m. * * ""*' a.m.. The D!ly Sentinel • P!p A7 P.O. Box683 Ohio 45769-0683 • ' to c~" �-~ . . -~~· . PageA6 FAITH • VALUES Caring for the helpless - A Hunger For More- The DaUy~~tmel ...r.....y .,,lllilwlcom Frld!y. Aprtl25, 2008 WORS1~UP GOD 1/HS Friday, Apri125. zooS Early Monday morning, our family was startled awake by do$s. · Not barking d1s- Pastor Kerry Wood My youngest brother and to His loving lordship in those days. He ~ opened mother was in a chair, nurs- I wcce having a discussion doors of opponwnty 10 get ing her baby brOtbr.r. Her about the various twists and rums that the Lord lias connected with people · father was sittin$, next to his 'Pastor through whom He'd prewife. The family bad no led us through in our spiripare me for serving Rim. mooey and very little food. tual walks when he menThom Even the w~rful lady So the gunmen attacked lih tioned that be bad been asked what ·his "spiritual Mollohan who is now my wife is a vicious dogs - killing the passioo is." We chuclded a pcrlcct example of somemother and her infant in one I met sboilly after that ways that I will not detail bit at that because we have experience with Darrell and here. The ~-year-old both discovered that, in some ways, the" ellpression who hocame a major playec daughter tried to run away and one of the men slashed bas become somewhat lege football playec named in helping to shape my her leg with a machete cliche. Ask a clic:M ques- Darrell. Darrell wasn't .a ·future life and wort.. notiO and left her there to bleed to tion and most folks learn Christian wben 1 met him. mention that it was during death. Her four:-old bow to throw baCk a cliche He was a nice guy _ big, Ibis time of my life that I brother came in the answer. And if not a cliche burly. and a lot of s.tn:et lived for awhile with my bed10om and was shot in answer, then perhaps a smarts. but still a nice guy. grandparents, both passionAnd then one day, be came ately walking with God in tbe head. The father . was mechanical one. My wife, in a car ride into the room in which 1 the details of life. And since taken outside, lieateo and lied upside down lO a tree. borne one evening, turned to was wmting on a pro•,__. those days, recalling again The men built a fire under me with a twinkle in her and started talking 10 ~ and again the lesson that the father's head and left eye. "And wbat is your spir- mutual friends about some- God shared with me in that him to die from bums or itual passion?" "'b, yqu thing incredible . that bad . life-Changing ellJXlllence, I overbeard our OGRvecsatlon, ~ned to him. He bad want as much or more than smoke inhalation did you?" I said, laughing. realized that Jesus had died I did then lO See God gloriwhichever got to hinJ first. My heart returiled 10 my Sbe nodded "WeD. my pas- ·for him and thai He was . tied in the lives or lfu peothroat as J heard that story. sioa is for God to be glori- wgnu'ng to be Lord and pie as they fully sum:nder How could we be so eruel? tied.n She waited expectant- M';ter or Darrell's life. their lives to Him. So if What is it in human beings ly. "But what does that Darrell shared that he bad ever my heart desired that can make us as savage mean?" she seemed to be given his bean to God and something and if there is as \he dogs who attacked saying. I tbooght a moment that everything inside or something about which I my poor cat? And what are and then continued. "My him had changed. He got feel ·truly . passionate, it is we who hate this cruel passion," I 'CODtinued, "is rid of a gold cap on his that an incredible ttansforfor people to fall so head- · front tooth (something be mation will take bold of all behavior doing about it? The Peter in the Bible over-heals in love with God, had done to make a point the Believers in all the tried violei!CC in ~ponse to that they're passionate with the street gang he had churches in our community. a bad situation. When Judas about Him in every aspect once bung with in Miami, HQM' I long ,for all God's Aa.). He got involved in people to wholeheartedly betrayed Jesus in the of their lives." Garden of Getbsemane, And it's true: I deeply Bible study and tben a · serve Him. . Just think! When He leading Roman soldien; and · loog to see people take the church. He even became a · Jewish Temple guards to Lord Jesus with them to mentor in a program begins lO really got a hold of arrest him. Peter responded work, to school, and to designed to encourage low- our beans. our lives begin 10 by swinging his sword at play instead or leaving income kids and model for radically impact the lives of one · of the arrestors. He Him at home ... or worse, them healthy lifestyle oth~ and we be~n~~ change the woridl ' sliced off the man's ear. In at church on Sunday morn- choices. As 1 watched the changes be to God, Who always sucb a- tense moment, the ing (if they've even bothsituation could bave easily , ered going). I want to see taking pi are in him, 1 leads us in triumpbal prooesturned in10 a bloodbath. But folks say to the social pres- recalled a Bible vecse tbat sion in Christ and through us Jesus stopped the violence sures crowding into their be quoted, Matlbew 6:33: spreads everywhere the fra.lives, "I'm sorry. I bave a "SeeJr. first the kingdom of grance or the knowledge of with words: "Put your sword back in very imponant date with God and His righteousness Him. fu" we are to God the its plaa:," Jesus said lO him, God that I can't break." I and all these things will be aroma of Christ among "for all who draw the sword want to see people partici- given 10 youn (or "all your those who ,.re being saved · and those who are pecisbing. will die by the sword." pate in the life of the God's needs will be met"). chwcll NOT because it's 1 remember now, even as To the one we are the smell (Matt 26:52) • All the violence in this just a cool plaa: to he, or . be shared · then what God Or death; to the othei:, II~ world - humans a$ainst because it's their duty, or was doing in his life, a pee- fragrance of ·life" (2 humans and arumals even because they're hop- fectly clear sense of God's Glrintbians 2:14--16 NIV). against animals - is the ing to get good moral train - Holy Spirit ~ to me.. ( n - Molllt•u _. IIU · byproduct of our .funda- ing in for their kids "What about"you? What are /JIIIIil1 _, •U.flltrwlllt mental condition: we are . (although all those -things you doing with the invest- rOidmt Ollio 1M pal 12sinners. Will you join me are true). l llJIIy wish that men! of my love in . your 112 ye~~~~llllll il ••door F.U, · l'Gk · in confessing our violent people crave the presence life? Are you going to con- of l7w behaviors and re~ting of of God so earnestly in their linue to live your life as you l'lurllllft." He il them? Wdl you JOin me in lives that they make medi- see fit? Or will you truly let · of Plltii-J' Co•••'lily putting away . our swords · tation" in His Word (the Me . take chargeT' Of Cltfii'Ck wldclt ruetJ 011 and instead foeus on caring Bible) and intense prayer course, there is only one SrurdDy ~ lit 455 for the helpless? .If swords daily parts of eacb day of ·answer to that question. Tltirtl .be. He - y be and weapons must be used, their lives. My passion is When I consider bow mfs- fWIC#w41 for - • or let us use them for defense to see people involved in erably lost I would be wiih- fiUJiiollr IIJ ~.-il"fii_IIIJI· God's kingdom just out Jesus as Lord and lllrtlw•@,.,..,yg.uiporather tban aggression Savior of my life, there is lil.cot~~). and let us pray that God because they love God. A radical u:ansformation no other choice before me. ,__ _ _..-II!I!IIIIIJ!I!I-IIIIJ will beT us to see the diftook place in my life wben I W'-en I think of how I ference . ...was about 20-)'ears...Dld._i___w.o.uld . -(~_Bhed a r qf S.£"ilw Ulfliletl M-*r L· had called Jesus my Savior here on earth if I wm; to do 8111 Eilll Shd ill and said tbat He was my witb it as l saw ft:t, I know •• ·., s- , , .... Lord, but I bad never really that there is only One Wbo ll 4A l'!t• I • & , aut M surre~ ALL of my life can and should bold the rrntu• till nrille~~~At@ul to Him. At least not until l reins of my life. As God fzzH nrt) · became frie!lds wilb a col- graciously opened my heart a...rt..t. •Momina w<lldlip II -lie Catholic --~Owdo 161 lolulbon) Ave., l'ummuy, '992-5119ii. Putor: Rev. walter£. HeW., Sa. <Joa.. 4 :45-S:ISp.m.; Mass- 5:30 p.m .• Sun. Con. -8:45·9: IS a.m ••. Sun. Mas& - '9:.30 a.m.. Daily Mu& - 1:30 a.m. Assembly of God I.Aony"-YtfGojj P.O. Box 467. """""" ~. !.Won. W.Va.. Putor: Neil n.mant. Sunday Scrviceli- 10:00 a.m . and 7 .p.m. 332.2601i1drell 's Homr Rd , Pomeroy.OB Cmnact 740--4-CI-1296 Suoday ·JIICJmiq: 10:00 , Sun -morning Bible ·study~ following worship , Su~ . eW" 6:00 ,pm, Wed bible, stud_y 7 pm ~· '. ,, 0 ....... a...dl Suriday Scbool • 9:30mn, Pn:.clting Service I0:30am. Evening ·sendee 700pm. Wcdnciday Bibk: Study 700 pm, Puur. -..y~ ,tfOriN 212 W. Main St .. Sunday School- 9:30 a.m .. Wo111hip- 10:30 a.m.. 6 p .m .. Wc!dnesdly ~ • 7 p.m. ~ . . . . o.dt Pastor: s~ UUie. SundJiy School: 9: JO am, Morning Wmbip: .10:3()_ am. Wcdnc:&day Bible Study 6 : ~ : choir ""'""" 7:30: youth on~i'Bibk a""'"" 6:JJpm . l'tJun. 1 pm boolo: llllldy ~\t TO ditf'Odll 33_226 Children's Home R.d .. Sunday School- 11 a:m.. winbip - 10a.m.• 61J.m., Wednesday Scrviocs . 7 p.m. . . . . . . . .Oonlo{l'-<1 •) 570 Gtam St .. Middleport. ·Swday o:bool - 9:30a .m., Wors~ - 11 am. aDd 6 p.m .. Wrdhelda)· SeMoe • ? p.m. Pastor. Gllr}' Elli' 'CCI I ---_..,._..,.. ..... --...... ~ Worship - 9:30 a.m., SUDilay Scbool 10:30 a.m .. "n=:j5:1.hy WalliDt , Jc .-1. lniSUDday 41872 Pomeroy-like , Sunday School 9:l0 a.m.. Worship - 9:45 am &: 7:00p.m .. Wcdncaday ServiCCI • 7:00p.m. Elnl ......Oordo Pwllor: Billy l.u&plll 6th .1111d Palmer St.. Midd~pon. Sunday School - 9:15. a .m .. WONibip - 10 :15 a.m .. 7:00 p .m., --.... Wedrtiday ~lc&- 7:00p.m . Putor: ·Ryan Eatoo . pastor . Sundly Scb!:lQI • 9:30:a.m.. Worship , JO AO un ,. 6:00 p.m .• WOdneiday Scniice1 - 7:00 p.m. ___ ...,. Pastor: Jobn Swanson •. Sunday School !Oa.m.. Worship - Jla.m.. 7:00 p .m. .Wcdaesday Scrvm- 1:00 p.m ~ ..... Cioordo St. Rt. 143 jual off Rt . 7, Pa1101": ltev. Jamet. R . Acree , Sr., Sunda)' Unified Service, Wonhip - 10:10 a.m ., ~ p.m., Wedoeiday Se.-vices -7 p.m. ·- -- ·. • ·' -~- tile,.._- ·-· MtJJIINw 5:B un .• w~-:.a I:~ a.m. :Millie's 9{estaurant 740-949-2210 l1omemade Oessells Made Daily 740-992-3325 ' "A Home Bllnlclor -.teafordrealesta.net ' Home~" Open 7 days ~ week Hills Self Storage . 740-949-2217 29670 Bashan Rd. RaCine OH ' H - Cwbl Mflllh <I IW] Sjlo<iolr I r.a 11le JlpfUince Olin 740-985-3561 992·1550 Slles • &ervlce • P.U Allllill81 Ken 8lld Acllm Y. • ll;ally . . . . Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.. Worship 10:45 a.m.. SUftd&y EYcr1ing - 6:00p.m .. Pastor: Doo Walker 7~992-7713 --~ a.m., s.day wonbip • J.0:30 am . 1: 7 C....., ...... (JottOI - ,~.ra.n.t l'utor: Brian llhmhlm. 'WMbip - 9:30 a.m .. Suaday.Scaool- 10:35 a.m. (Jbojb .a.:m:, a.in., 7:00p.m.,~ -·~ 5cFvioe . 7:00p.m. Paltor. Dewl!)'lle Stuilar, Suaday 5cllool • _ . , _ _ Owdo ·Ru!lllld.- 9:00 a:m., wOrship - "to a.m .. YOuth Fellowmjp. SUDday - >6 p.m. Early Sonciay .... ladio&C!od< 114.. !Dewey .Km&. S.lllllday ICbool- 9:Il a.m. , Suailay """""" -7 p.m .• Wedacocloy ...,..._.,.. 7 ~.m . - .....mpBmnlamiDuoltlm Paolur. ltd .....,_,, Sooday S.boal '9:)() a.m., Wonbip - 10:30 a.m .. Dundly ~ - 7~>'"· 112 mile alfltt. 325,- ""'· Q'Dcll SJmdly ~I • 9:30 a.m., - . . , William IK . ManUi1, Sonciay Scbool • 10:15 ..... 'Vimi.jp - .9:15 a.m.. Bible Stud:_y: MIDlay 1:001)KD .. .. WnniiQp • . 10:10 a.m., 7:30 lf).m., a+--1 d'3 Servioe • 7 : 30 1p~ . w.le;;w8Me...._o.nll Bill Ambeqer. Sllllliay Scbll- 9:30 am. Worthip - 8:00 a.m .. 10:30 a.m., 7:00 _p.m .,Wedncld&y Service~ - 7~ p.m. ~ clan. 9 n Plaim, "'-MibM-.Bible a.~ . Suaday; wonhip 10 a.m. SUIIday: wonbip 6:30pm Suoday: Bible clau 7 pm Wed. u•c..m..rOrM """"' PlriliJ> swnn. s...,.Y Sdoool: 9:30 a.m.. Worlhip Scn.ioe: 10:30 a.m., BitNe Study, Wedneaday, fi:30 p.m. -B.do<fOriN Sunday school9:30 a.m .. SIInday w<nbip I • • 10:30 a.m. n. Cloordo tfOrill .r-.,. a.lmrt Ibid Hnry &tl., 1hwmawood, W.Vo ., - : llovid &-a, SIJIIdv c:a.dl eor-·s - A Seooodllt•• """"""". p & Sam . SdD:II.- 9.-! un.,-wormq,. 11 a.m. United MldNdht a c n -...;p-uaa . -= .~ ·- llliiiiii~Tid ?' New HaWIR, -llichard ~eate , Pallor, Sundliy wonbip 9:30 a.m . Tuei . 6:30 iDY"' ad Bible SIUdy. JIIL(IIft .V ....." I 'I .011 1:14 bcbiJid Wlliloovillc. Putur: ~Ralph Spi>ol, SUDday School • 9,30 a.m.. v.m ..~.Jil!!oJ!!!d.r ..1 p:O,," - B.do tfCiodol .. l!!!!ilil c .' Wonhip·lla.m ., 6 :10p:m. ~ ScbOOi'- 10 II a.m.W I ±) Seniceli;,pm; !nom Bible Study 7 pm r-r.Emry - · • -.CSolllol.loWts I lls:Wa ,_:, IIIM1 COOivWo Cllllroli, Mlill A f'181111t. . ·&om. - 10 LID., .Sorvlcoo-7p.m. E P 3 Wanbip - IO,]()am .. -PbillipBdl ~ -Oonlo .._ _P utor: Denzil Null, Wonhip · 9:30a.m. Swday Scbool- IO:lO a.m . &6·- .-- 398 i\til St .. 'Middleport-Puton: Mark 'Morrow li "Rodney Walker Sunday 'School - 9:30 a.m., Mornint!; Wors:hip l0;30·a:m. A 7:00pm, WedJieSday Service - 7:00·ppt .. Youth Setvioe- 7:00p.m. Salem Cemllllllllty~ Badt of "{est ColumhiA . W.Va.om Ueving Roa.d, Paslor: Charle~ Roush (:304) 6152288. Sunduy Sr;hool 9:30 .am, Sunday eVen~ng service 7:00 pm . Bibly StLKI.y • W~ y service 7:00pm '-u:.~ ...Full.s(Jospel Ch~" - Puron John & il'otty-.ifl03 Serood Ave . Muon. 773'5017 , SePia: time: Sunday 10:30 a.m ., Wcdnelday 7 pm 'llollaml Cbriaiu Felow. . . o..rdJ. Pa&tor: HerliiChel Whitt. Sunday School10 un, Sunday Chuich service • 6:30pm 'Wednesday 7 pm U 7 •Gn&z 'U.IL 923 Ml.inJ"SL. Middi<port."'-T""'u Da•is, 'Sunday &erYioe 1 10 a,o;,, w. h y ae:rvia: , 7 p.m. --13-~ 9365 Hooper Road , Athen s. Pastor: Lonnie Coal5 , Suaday Worship 10:00 am. Wednesday: 1 pm j --~Qonlo Looa&itom.¥utoc ·Steve lta4. S-y ......... c u- "'lleoliJic- St. Rc 1:14 ..._we. 011 Full Gospel. Cl Pa.~tors Robert & Roberta Muliillef, Sunday School 9:30 un, • Worship 10:30 am - 7:00 pm , Wed'. · Service 1:00pm T--- · ll)'c.dl Putor: lbcron -Durham. Sunday - 9~30 .a.m. aDd 7 p.m .• Wcdneid&y . 7 p.m. f!1?' _7 tC lt).C....ua 575 Pari St., Middleport , Pastor: Sam Anderton, Sunday School 10 a.m., £~ . 7:30p.m.. \Vcclncoday ScrviA:t . 7:30p.m. -"*1- CcnlcrGymnasium . PlutOJ Eddit Bier, Service every Tuesday 6.30 pro Pentecostal · Ptntocootal"-''lly Plltm' ~ 1411 p.m ., Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. r Pmibyterian . s-- BridFmar~ llonl!uo..... l'nobyWrioa Clutn:ll Pastor:-Roben Crow. Wort~ - 9 a.m. St., Syracu.e . Sunday School - 10 a.m. EveninK .• 6 p.m., , w.toel±.y Service - 7 p.m. RIIIIC ll)ct.n:b Off Rt . 11A. Pastor: Edacl Hart. SundaJ Scboo.l • 9:30 a.m .• Wot'5hip • 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Route 689, Alt.y. Rev . Lloyd Grimm. puaor, $unday School JO am; worluip a.m .. Ws±l:eiday Servtce - 7 p .m. I!!YC'- Looa Bottom. Slltlday School - 9:30 a.m.. KIVioe II am. eva'lin8 acrvice 7 pm . Wed. . . 7 • pm _ •• , , ; 1 eiMirdi .ra.t-JIItiilwW . Putor. Leoaud Powell: SIIDday Sc:bool - 9:10aJD .,Wonhip - I0:30a.m .. 6:30p.m .. w 1ay Set\'ica - 7 p.m .. 2 :.F...... Oturdi of the Nuareae, Putor: R.uucll Canon , Suada)' Sdlool · 9:30 a.m ., Wonbip - 10:45 a.m .• 6 p.m .. W I ty Sczvica · 7 p.m. s,r..-~tftloo­ Ptado,...,_ Srvel:th-Diy Adveatill Mulbcn-y Hts. Rd .. Pomeroy. Saturday Services: Sabbath School - 2 p.m.. Wru>!Up . 3 p.m United Brethren Ml.•l leraal United Brecbft!l in Cbrill 9hureh Texas Commumly 364 11 W1ckh am Rd . PastOr: Peter Martindale. Sunda) School . 9:30 a.m .. Wonoh1p - 10 :30 a.m .. 7:00 p.m.. Wedne stl!~ Sfrvlet·s : 7:00-p.m. 11 F-~~ . . WiJfi iUp • 1 '() !~8 l.lti ., 7-t)O Mldtllcpan Pastm: Jame ' Snyder. SWlday School 10 a.m .. worship 5e1'Vice 11 am . Seventh-Day Adventist Suaday School - 9:30 a.m .. Wonhip 10:3fYa.m.•7 p.m. + -s t. Rr.nr. Racme. IOI'IildiYIUS. Sunai)' SCh"'OOJ-----::'10" uri .. EveninJ • 7 "CioJa1:1o Bailey Run Road, Putar: Re". Emmett Jlaw1on, SUada)' Evenina 7 p.m.• 11wriday Service - 1 p.m. Yo.Ylh.i!!!UJ! mtina 1JI~ lr, 4th S_y11dayi . P-~· · 7 p.m. Wedbeld&y 7:30p.M. • . IWtee U.ikld Bre.tlmn in Christ Routt 11A . between Reedsvill~ & Hockingport . Sunday School • 10 a.m .. Sunday Won;tup - 11:00 ·~ - Wedne~~· Services - 7:00 p.m .. hstor· M. Adam Will Sta~ Ji'II~E'? I \ 3304S llllaat1 R._, , Pomcroy, Putor: Roy Hunter, Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Evenifll 1:30 p.m .. 'llleldl.y .... lhun;,. 7:30p.m. • &allll.1116!1 c It) L'lm:b Silver. Ridge- PtitOJ Linda Damewood, Sunday Scbool • 9 a.m., Worship Service • 10 a.m. 2nd and 4th Sunday """" MiU Adkins , Suoday Scbool · 9,30 ""* If ,e ill Me, Mil My words tlbilh ill yo•, ]t sludl ak whl ,e will, 11114 il F'""' be dollt IUIIo !f'll. Jolut 15:7 · • . MIDDLEPORT ~OPHIES 190 N. 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JAcKsoN~~-- fS, 00 !W1 MlllbaTy Htipts Pomeroy,Ohlo45769 ~­ (741)) 992-Jm ·~ Tol Free 1-87'7·583-2-433 www .thea!Xchurch.net Rt.338, Antiquit)-', Pastor: Jesse Morrill, Services: Saturday 2:00p.m. -·•~ Sunday acbool 10 a..m~ ., Worsh ip - • Pastor: Jam~r: Wireman , Sundl!y Services . 10:30 a.m. Wedllt!sduJ • .7 p.m. Thtmrlay Prayer & Pnuse at 6 pm Clasie&for all ages elo' ery Sunday &: Wednesday. Filii Goopol Chmoh Co. Rd . 63 . s,.mday Sca.ool • V:30 a.m ., Wonhip- 10:10a.m . . . . . . . . a..rdlrldleJ; 3713 Gcofges Creek Road . Galltpolis. OH . "' ... Lirilll S.riu.- l Oilln:ll s..... ·s..,. Sdoool • 9:]() ...... Nu.artae p.m. 6:]() lfl8 '30. Vuil II& Cllline lll!fWWatilclwc:.org: -~ ifowttlb!i>~-.'~. S!Oiday Sc:bool- 9 rtay Service~ - 10 a.m. a.m. Wonbip • JO a.m.. W • (had Cllflo. T•~ Chard: Clifton. W'Va .. Sunday School - 10 a.m .. Worship · 7 p.m .. Wednesday Service- 7 " Group""-· ........ - 7 _....., ..... - ~oi'Chrilt Portland-Racine Rd., Pastor: Jim Proffitt. Sunday School - 9:30 .11..m .• Worship 10:30 a.m .. Wednesday .Services " 7:00 p.m. _ , . ....oip•C..t.r 39782 St. Rt. 7. 2 milc!i south of Tuppert; IP!ailll, OH. Non · clcnominational with Comen:pmry \Praise il Worship. P11stor 1lob lflarber, AIIOC P.utor ·Karyn D8.,.is_ Youtb Director .Betty Fulks. Sunday ' acrvices: 10 am Worship .t 6 pm Family Life Outes, 'Wed &: Thur night Life Group5 a1 7 pm. ThLmi morning ladies' 1.i:fe Group II 10. Outer Umiti Youth Life Meeting in the Mulberry Community 1 Putor. Jim Corbin, Worship - 9 a.m .." Sunday Scbool - 10 a.m. , Tburlday Scrvicefi . 7 p.m. Churdt of God Ml.-~tfGod ..... - NM$elft CliMttr. Alfrd. Putor: Jim Corbitt , Suaday School - 9:30 a.m.. Hartford , W.V1 ., Partor:Da"id Gmer, Sunday School • §1:30 a.m ., Wonbip · -, 10:30 a .m., 7:00 p .m., Wcdaelday Services - 1:00 p.m. ~.)'-7p.m . . Scbaol-10:00 a:m... Wonbip-·lla.m. ,11.*-ill I --y every month -ew:niq KTVioe 7:00 p.m.; - - - -- lnknectton 7 ,atld L2A W, EuqeliJt: Wonhip .• 10:30 a .m ., 1 pm ., Tharsd&y Oeonil Saq:en.t , Sunda_y Bible Stud)' ~. 7 p.m . ' 9:·30-.:m., Wiiil\ij;; 10:30 i.ii. iii! '6:30 .... Christian Vaion ·P utor: Bill MMihall Samday School • 9.a.m.., Wonbip • 10 a.m.. ht Suaday -~ GnA.. CJailllal? I _._ LCD .. ~ ......... =·a-da c ••• MiU Foreman, Ptilor Emeritus Lawrenal Foreman, Worship-- JO:OO am Wednesda)' Services - 7 p.m. Scbool. - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip • 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.111 .,'Wednuday • 7 p.m., Friday kllowlhip ICfVice 1 p.m . a.m., Wortbfp • 10 a:m . !'me Orovt, Wonbip • 9:00 a.m., Suiday '--=-~..,..-· 10:00 am,- -Do\liSbamlllill, Youill_, --.·- Joho Gil....,. , ~ School - II · - ne~.r- ....... Re.i""'"'c 1.11. Chu.cb 500 N. 2nd Ave .. Middlepon . PaSlor: . <Ja::a:::at'S Carmel .1:. BuhMI Rds. Raciae . Ohio, Paator: Jotm Gil~. S~ 'School NS :a:m., ¥Rnb.ip - 11':00 am. , Bible Saody Wed. 7 :30pm. Latfa'-Day SUits Oriol·tf~-- Comer of St . 1.1. 124 A Brwlbury Rd ., _, . l'lllocJobn'Gilmore,S-yScbool - 10 am .. WorShip - 9 a.m ., Wedacldly Si;rvice6 • 10 a.m . · · Servitz ~ 7:30p.m. St. Rl. 160. <446--6247 or 44ft..1-"f.i, SLmday School 10:20-11 a.m., ,'Relief Society!Prielibood 11:05-12:00 'a JUG, S.cnmcat 'Servjce 9-JO :l'S a.m., H""""1111t~...eti:a1.111 ~ · · 1f.m. __,•,•=·"'c='*"'-"'"="Qp""".. Sllllday Scbool - lOam.. Wonbip - 9a.m. St. Middleport. Doui eo., Sllllllay JildlnOI - )0 a.m. -..;p . 10:45 p:m., 'Suada_y •Eve. 7«1 pm. , 7S - ROlli , Middlepon. Sunday SChoOl - 9:30 ClfderiaPutor: Chris SteWart 10!00118 - Noon Sun9By: lnfrmnal Wonbip.· Cbildren '§ mmimy -~ ~. Miniltcr: Tom ikunyoa, 39S58 Bradbury - a•• -.; ' )lr«enrir, SutKiej Scbool "9:30 ~ • 11 -~-ip CNon-deoominarional fellowship) Mectia& in 1be Meigs Middle School s..Dy School - 9 a.m., Worship • .10 a.m. p.m., ~JpaJ'CII"ICI'Viur:. 7:p:m. , Sti"m.tlle'Communlt'' Church Sunduy School 10:00 am. Sunr;y Worship I I :00 am. Wednesday 7:00 pm P~Si or : Bryll!) & Missy D8iley 6:30pm., Wed . Bible Study 7:()(1 p.m. _.,.,... Bcojlmio C..wfoni, Sonciay .....I - 9:30 c.MeyMI!iawd! Pomeroy Pil e. Co. Rd .. Pastor: ReY. 'Blackwood. Su~da y School - 9:30 a.m .. • _Wors hip !0:30 8.m _, 7:30 p.m.. Wednesday Servitt- 7:30p.m.' Pulor: Wayne Dunl11p , State Rt . 681 , 1'uppen Plains, Sun . Worship: JO' am & a.m ., Wcnbip - 10 a.m. 310S7- Roulol25.~11<.- p.m .. We.dne5daJ Bible Stud~· - 7:00p .m. F aitb li"ellowU:ip Cn:ulk roc a.n.t Pastor Re\'. Franklin Diclem;, SeTvice: Friday. 1 p.m. ........ ~c...m..Jtyau..a. lllllllllt(t·7· .2 t) • . ~Pastor: IBrian IDIII'lham, 'Sunday School • 9:JO a.m., Wnrlhip • ll!llh.m. '" Puaor. oam l.owe. s...y Scbool 9:30 a.m., WoniUp - '10:30 a.m. a fi p.m .•~y Service . 7:00!1):111. Mile Hill Rd ., Racine , Putor: Jamei Sizes available 5x1 0 to 10 x 20 bi!llll M•IM-.JtfniUII"tltlllih Chit. couW 1M it llllllllf,.pfnlna a iiplrt1ullll-.-e firVlllulllle dtm our mnr or phyml jl 1115. Alill!dhy pmon wbo . . 1111..., WIMiy Ill help .... i s¢t • .,.... rior ... poor JIIDIII allo ~ welllhlllll dnamsffl lllltqllllllliil&ddt Slaold•d!IM~ lllllwell'll ......U, alit IIIII_,,11hynet1111t 1111&• • • w Ollm wllllt w •II allltlllllan•lhe IIBfinuw•,.•lllllf? ML-IIIptlot Fourdl A: Main St .. Middleport . Sunday ScbooJ . 9 :30a.m ., WorWtip - !0:45 a.m. Palb:r. Re\1. MicbM:I L Tbomt'SOfl , Jr. 6 am - 8 Meo1ibeo& d 1he ILS IIIII REALTOR" .....,.._"""""" Re .... Joteph Woods1 Sunday School - 10 Hou!i TEAFORD REAL ESTATE Pic* up a color Broct!UI'IIl iH> ~SeCond St. • .Pomei'oy ,_ DirectOr of Marlteting and Admissions We Sell Homes at ..__., .. poarliqln dlinl wadd-lta. . . . . 0111r a lillian peaple wllo IUnM e~~lls 111m adab:allay,IIIIIMrt'MIIillou pell!ile (a dlinlffl nhe ...V. pnpi""i'n) w .....mllstb.l tllodollana day.11ben,_ IIMied fie rid! ,...., - .. . . . Ill lit 111'111, 10 aell .... ,... Ill bid, lilt lhe8DI!fiDflf ....... . . . . . . . . . laid Ill! Railroad St. , Mason. Sunday School • lO a.m., Worship - 11 11 .m ., 6 p .m, Wcdlesl:tiy Service' - 7 pm. · ~-- hib:r. Bob!Jnhiu. . ,SUDday Sci10oJ · 10 un., Woribip - 9 a.m. """"''Bob a-s...Sllllllay S<:bool - 9 lnstJ'UIIlCntal, Wcnbip SerNice - 9 a.m., Communioll - 10 nn .. SUdty School 10:15 un.• Youth-5:30pm Sun4ay, Bi~ Sllldy ~Idly 7 -pm .......,_~tfCI!dol ' Steve 'lbtMk., Main 'Stn:ft, Rofumd . Sonciay Wriip-<10:00 a.m .. Sunday Service-7 pllll. J:...I('M'ht' . - 7 a.dl - a . n i t·tfOriN SUIIday Scllool • 9:30 a.m., Woilb;p llld Communion - 10:30 a.m .. Bob J . Werry. 2160 1 St. ·Rl. 7, Midd1.,..., SUDday . Servict • 10 · a.m ., 6 :00p.m., n.day SerYicei .-6:00 ' cs ,,a-. Rood. "" ·o ...dl 2480 Sr£ond St., Syiiii:U~e . OH Sun. Schoo! 10 am , Sundy night 6:30 pm Putm-: Jm: Gwinn ANew' t I (NI~~) Harri1o1"ik Plsim:- aatl "-Y MarsiWL Sunday Sc:rli.ce. 2 p.m. lla:m . -a..- Letan . W.Vo . Rt . I , Pastor: Brian May. Sllllday School - 9:3o a.m ... Worship . 7:00 s_,....e(M -*"* "JO.am.. ~ - 7 '0... 3261E. Main St.. """"""". Suailay School ..a ;Holy &cbar:isl: U !00 anD. ·Rev. &lw.-.:1 Pay.: 1ijipOii l'lilii CliiiiOii .. ~ a.m . Wmship • 10:30 a.m. I#?' . . . . a-d~ Great Bead, Route 12-4, bciac, ·GH; 1'uloc Ed Caner, SUIIday Scbool - 9:30 a.m.. Slladay Wor&bi.p - IO:lO .a.m ... 7 "' pm"':·Wilinlij"Bffili Stiidy -7DJ p.m.. jlll---.. . iad. """"""' Pa""" R - ""'""""· SUDday School 9 :30 a.m .. Woribip • J0 :30 a.m.• 7:00 p.m., Wednnday~ . 7 p.m. 7 pk : ArloodKU,a, S...tay Sdouol - 9:30 IPIIIcr. Dewa,..e SludJc:r. Samday Schm1 - Gnat '1(1 !Harri- ' 'falM'Iooo Other Churches Jtev. a.m., ~ '""'" a..tl,.,.,... a.m ., Wunhip • 10:30 a.m .. 33105 Hiland r-r. ...... 'Putor: Rev. Cuni" Randolph. Sunda_y School - 9:10a.m .. Wotllhip • 10:10 a.m., . Saadoy ....... ;;IJlltl Coollo' illc Road . Pastor: Rev_ Charles ..._.a.dl46tN w Martindlle, Sunday School • 9:30 a.m., 'Pastor: illaat: Shupe. Sllllday School • 9:30 · Worsh ip - 10:30 11.m .. Wedneliday Servia: a.m.. W011ihip - IU:30 a.m.. 6:30 p.m., - 7 p.m. W~sday Services · 1 p.m. SenrW:ei - 7:lO,p .. . li' - .,..._ C I£ o.dil ·I'IIOor. lte>.Lany Lemley: SUN~oy Sdlool - 9:30 a.m., Wtnbip ~ li,Ol<t5 .am., 71PllD.. nn..doyBilie'Studyaolt-- 7 pm. • . ' Mt.U. . . . . . . Ptitor:, Dennis Weaver _Sundiy 'ScbooJ. 9:A!! a.ra ... E.,.ening - 6:30 p .m .. Wednciday Service& . 6:30p.m. - a~ .. Wcdncldly Episoopal :Pulor. ~ 'Su.tlay School • 9 i45 .a:m., WOI'Ihip - 11 lliol!y Owdo (l ~~ ~aowAibiUY (Syracu~e),Jfutor: Bob Robin!Km. CongftptioDal ~ l"..aoQwdo4Clori!l Pomeroy, Harriao•Yille Rd . (Rt. l43 ), B.Jd Knob, on Co . Rd. 31. Pastor: Re\'. Roge-r Willford , Sun day School - 9:30 a.m . Wonhlp- 1 p.m . . 7:30p.m. -IIMp~ ,tfQriot Putor:BiliCC Terry, Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30 .a .m .• 6:30 .p.m., ~)'Services - ·6 :;JO p.m. !Pm.. --.Savica - 7pm . Pulor: Jim. Gdritt, Stmday School • 9 _ . . _ _ _ OWM 9:30am, Worship ·10:10 am 00:30 •.m,Fn SUN!oy a f - - 7!00 un ., Worship -ItO un., Tueada._y'Servica J~m.. Sunda)' Schoo l - 9:30 a.m.. Wonhip Senttce ,10:30 a.m:. E\'ening Scrvior 6 cw p.m. ....,.._llli..... a..dr.-'G.IfiiPI 7 t OJ Whii<Rd. ot!St .at. 160. :U Oaignnm, Sunday 'Sctlool - 10 a.m., Warlhi:p • u a.m .. We~ 1111)' ScrYicc& . 7 . .__.,a-m.t6er· Puwr: Jm: Lavender, Sundly Scbool 9:30 a.m .. Worstaq, - 30:30 as . and 6 lt..oon. s....y Schoolllld """""*ip- 10 a.m. 'EYenint Service &- '6:30 p .m., W 1 "'yServ.ica-'fi:Ilpm. ~----a-d! Kingsbury Ra.d. Pwor: Rotten Vance: , ' - . , - t:!O a.m., 'Saday Sc:boo1 - r;.m.IICI"Viae IICmoOonlo .tfQrioi Pasuw Jcm Bmcmt, East Main St .. ~yScb . t~4<1rill 5tll and Main , PutoP. .t1 Elartwn, Ohildrens D.ircctor: Shatm St.yre, Theil Di=loc ooo,...v.....,. 5 - y • 9:30 a.rn .. W<nhip- 8:15, 10:30 a.m., 7 "p:m.. Wtldnt:W.y Scrviccs - 7 p.m. Sunday SCbool , 9:30 am., Woniliip 10:45un. F_..,...._.. Micbrllr Kmnedy • Bolin t . 7. s..--OwdotfGojj Aoplo ... s.... .,..,.. ....lliMIJ ' Sooood ~ l.,un. """""""· .a.m., Won*ijp - 10:30 a .m., 6 p.m., T $ 'Service~ • 7lf):m, s.mtll:y School • 9 :30 aliD., ~ • 10:30un. l'astno . , ....... Suodoy - . . • 10 .a.m., 6 pm., Weilae141y ·~.loe5 • 7 am. Wod .;prcadliilgti!ptft -«"-~~ Minister: Larry iBmwn., WDI'Ilhip - 9:30 · a.m. Slllld.y School • J0:30 a.m., Bible Study - 7 p.m. .__ 1-y ScMca - 7 fJII. Church of Christ Baptist E. Keesee. Worship • IOa.m.. 7 p.m., Wc:daeiday Services - 7 p.m. . Many in lhls Ollll1tr)' ' - ' - . . . . with lrotte' I ...._Mid# 1 ni' we Eveaiai --6 pllll., T' ' Bob Wannoudt;Wmtqp.lO:lS ........ F . - . . . . Qwdo Put(r, Floyd Ross. Sundly SCbool9:30 10 10:30 am. Worship IICIVice W:301tD .11:00 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepurt. Putc.-: James Use Your Wealth Wisely 7 ,pm. SR <632 ond Andmoo St.R<iloon <hd_y, SUD&:y Kihoo1 ~0 liD, M.OI'DiQc chLJFCh ll am, Sadaynenia£'6:pm. Wed. Bible Study 7 pm '"= .._,...,... ...olo'lf'l- · • om~ - p Llo4...... WV (lndopon&oa ....,.., 1 Bkssed an the Pl#'e in hNut; for they shall s~e God. . . . . . Owdo R.vcmwood, WV, Suadly 'Sdloai 10_am- ~~nt• I I z·Ar rttlr laherudrl&. Loop :Rd •off New Lima Rd. ltutland, Suvicel: Sw:~ 10!00 a.m. a_ 7:30 p.m .. lbWI. 7:00'Jl.m .. Pastor M.nyR . HUlton ~ !~ ·· - p.m., Wodnesday 7 p.m. WD!dlip Cen"'. 873 S. 3rd Ave., Mi411cport. Rev. J.tichleJ Bradford. P.lstor. 'S.IDldly, 10:30 un. TUes. 6:30 rp~.yer. WM. 1 pm Bible Study R;,., V>li<y .,+··· ..··,:... . 5 RlwoV..,. *• . ,_Oirill . , -"'"'-...... Salem Sl ., Palilm: IBd lb:mey , S&m&_y School • 10 un ., Ewmiq • 1 Wednetday Scrviaei . 7pm. VIIIZIDCtt Md Ward Rd .. Pastor: lamer; MiUer, Sunday School - 10:30 a.m., £Willing -; 7:30 p.m. * * ""*' a.m.. The D!ly Sentinel • P!p A7 P.O. Box683 Ohio 45769-0683 • ' to c~" �'. • • Page AS· The Daily Sentinel www .mydai)ysentinel .com Friday, April 25,2008 tnside . '· s.. I I The Daily Sentinel d,hfje83 81 • ................... Wa ·U'II!II Ca\'llio ~ 3, I"IIF B4 ' • . Friday, April25, 200IJ .. . i~CMEAOY - A IChedule ol upcoming high II::Mol 11ar&IW aponing events Involving. t.-m• from u.tgs county. Meigs track second, Eastern third at VC 'Jornadoes fddn :Apr#j Sl»F REPVR I 11¥·- 11 \'Vood ~ Cl'lriStiah at Eastern, 4 pmt ·QifloSoftlloll --Fiokl Alexander at Eastern, 5 p.m. Eastern, Southam at Federal Hooking, 4:30p.m. Apr 2lj ...,... t h Meigs at Athens (doublehaader) , 11 &etuntru Qlflo- o.m. Meigi at Athens, 11 a.m. .. · , _ ond Flokl . E1111am at~Mariatta, 10 a.m. '. .. ·•.. Yiroton ~--· ~n . , n Coonty ot Meigs, 5 p.m. """' at Southom, 5 p.m. Glrlo- hn County at Matgo, 5 p.m. Miller at Southam, 5 p.m. '.. ·n 2 Boyes w :p h. ·---- Meigs at GaRia Academy, 5 p.m. Rtvar Valley at lio<Jthom, 5 p.m. Ri- Valley at Southam, 5 p.m. Meigs, Southam, Waterforo at Eastern, 4:30p.m. SPORTSOMYDAJLYSENTINEL.COM VINTON ·C OUNTY Track and field teams ·from Meigs, Eastern, and South Gallia high schools were on the road to compete with Vinton County and Federal Hocking in a five-way meet Tuesday. The teams competed in 17 events, and the urder of fin· ish showed Meigs in second, Eastern in third, and South Gallia in fifth in .both the boys and girls meets . Federal Hocking won the girls meet with 113 points. Meigs scored 98, Eastern scored 58, and South Gallia scored .19. Vinton 'County, also with 58, tied Eastern for third place. For the boys, it was host Vinton County coming out on top as the Vikings scored 106 points. The Marau.ders finished with 86, three Gnl111r poilits.ahead of the Eagles in third. while the Rebels sctMed 15. Federal ·Hoelting had 58,in fourth place. Meigs had a total of 14 first-place finishes , either individually or in relay events, and Eastern had five. The Marauders also had three finish second and nine finish third. The Eagles had se11en individuals or relays take second and nine take .third. South Gallia ·.had two second-place and · three third-place finishes. . • Wolfe Martllttdale Meigs' Melissa Grueser woo both the shot put and discus events, and Eastern 's Haley Perdas was runner-up. South Gallia 's Savanna Hatfield was third in the shot put · and fifth in the discus. Ashley Good of · Meigs placed fourth in ~ put, and Whitney../Putma~ of Eastern was fourth in the discus. · In · the boys discus, Eastern's Zack Newell took first and placed second in the shot put. Meigs' Cassady Willford was first in the shot put and fourth in the discus. . South Gallia's Paul Barker was runner-up in the discus, and teammate Kevan Johnson was fifth in the shot put. Mason Metts of Meigs w.as third in the discus. Meigs' Brandan Fisher edged teammate Cornelius English for first place in both the I OOm and 200m dash. Eastern's Alex Burroughs also placed in the 200m dash, taking fourth. Lady Marauder Catie Wolfe, like Grueser, had a pair of first-place finishes, She won the 1OOm dash and 200m dash. Lady Rebel Natasha Adkins took second in the lOOm, and ' Patti Vining. also of Meigs, was third. Eastern 's Morgan Werry was fourth . In the 200m, Eastern's Emeri Connery and Katie Hayman ... ·---- Southern Meigs in tia-st after wild win over Wellston girls stop Trimble BYE!IIciiMIIa!Nt ERANOO..-YDAILI'SENTINEL.COM ' 'BY Scon W01JFE SPORTS 'CORRESPONDENT . GLOUS1lER - Scoring five runs in the first inning, the Southern Lady Tornadoes bounced back from a 4-1 loss at Ravenswood o n We.dnesday .t o defeat the Trimble L a d y Tomcats. The Lady c· ttdlll Tornadoes move to 8-4 overall as sophomore hurler Kasey Turley hurled a two-hitter for the win. · Southern's fliSt inning PrOVed to be the difference f..adyEagl~ an'thold ott Federal Hocking SlM'RaociwT SI'ORTSOMYDAJLVSENTINEL.COM S'IEWART - Five dif· ferent players had hits, but the ·Eastern Lady Eagles were edged 4· 2 by the --· Feoe "ral Ho e ~ - in g rL a d y Lancers in a Tri- Valley Conference H o c·k in g Division softball, g a m e Thursday. Eastern falls to 6-7 (Ill &eason and 4-2 in the TVC Hocking. · Sami Cummins pitched for Eastern. She slnlck out ~Available! :' so~~ ·~d, s--~ace . :. ·: .. 0•.raa 1U1L' For_.~ & SinkS . B\iSSC~ Contertops ·. . . l ROCKSPRINGS -With a dramatic come-from· behind victory that saw them score six runs in the bottom ·of the seventh inning, the M ·e i g s Marauders 'baseball 1eam took over sole p.ossession of first place in the Tri· fhiLalll Va I I e y· . Conference Ohio Division Thursday with a 6-5 victory over the Wellston Golden Rockets. With the win, Meigs improves to 5-1 in the TVC Ohio and 7· 5 overall. . It was the second time in three days that the Marauders came from behind to win in their last at-bat. On Tue,sday, visitir1g .Marietta held_a heading into the seventh, but Meigs mllied for two runs and walked away with a 4-3 win. Down 5-0 heading into 1heir last at -bat Thursday, the collective effort of the entire team sent six Marauder runs across home plate, stunning the visiting Rockets. "I told the (team) in all my time of coaching baseball, I've never been more happy, I've never been more proud of a group of boys," Eric Randolph/pholo ' said Meigs bead coach Meigs junior J.T. Evans swings at a pitch during the seventh inning of a Tri-Valley Conference Jeremy Grimm·. "We ml\de Ohio Division baseball game against Wellston Thursday in Rocksprings. Evans connected ,o n the pitch for the game-winning RBI single, which gave Meigs sole possession of first place in ·thll TVC Ohio. __ ....,.. ,.,. take down Tomcats BY Scull WOUI: SPORTS CORRESPONDENT GLOUSTER- Southern: . started slow but finished fast. The Tornadoes whirled up a nine-run fourth inning to post a 13· 6 Tri· Valley Conference Hocking Division come-frombehind boys varsity base· ball victory Thursday evening · at Cl\lpiiiM GM I o ~ s. t e r unrctpa 1 Park. Southern (9-4; 4-3) managed to pull off the win and maintain outside title hopes for the Hocking Division crown. Butch Mamboui got the start for Southern. Michael Manuel posted the win with two near-perfect relief innings from Ryan Chapman. Southern pitch· ing struck out 13 (Chapman 5 ). and walked eight. Taylor Eagles lose . secondTVC gam~!ofH S1»F REPOHJ SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM STEWART - Hhs were not a problem, but runs were. a different story for the Eastern Eagles baseball team as they outhit Fe· deral Hocking but lost 4-0 to the Lancers Tri- 1 e 1--'--~­ feren ce Gordon. Hocking Division ,game Thursday. Eastern had nine hits, including three from Kyle Gordon, but the runs just weren't there as the· Lancers found a way out of each inning unscathed. Federal Hocking finished with five· hits. It was just the second divisional loss of the season for Eastern,' who is now 5-:1 in the TVC Hocking and 7g overall. Titus Pierce went the dis· ........ ,..,.... .. Wellston snatches win from Meigs.in eight BY ERic RA_,.rtt ER~YDAILYSENTINEL.COM me -three and walked one. Cummins. · . " Jessica 7 71. . . . . . . . . . • -. ' .. .. . ..... ~ • It • toNTACrUs • '·: 1--74(}.446..2342 8KI. 33 ' " ~-1 ·7-3008 ~- -Ornydallyoontino.oorn 'p nastan . '§ftc Randolph, Sparta Wrller / (7~} .w&-234.2, .... 33 • III'II1CIO!ph0mydoH-.com Ave., Gallipo is, OH ~Wit"-' $por1a Writer (7~} .w&-2342, .... 33 -.omydoltytribune.com · l..ltny Crum, SF I ... WltW (7«1) 4>48-2342. ... 33 k:tunJfmydolljoogOIM.com ,. ,, . Eric Rlllldolph/plloto ... 771 . . . . . ., . . . Meigs sophomore Micki Barnes leans off of fir~t base after hitting an RBI single in the bot· tom of the third inning in a Tri·Volley Conference Ohio Division softball game against Wellston Thursday in Rocksprings . I I �'. • • Page AS· The Daily Sentinel www .mydai)ysentinel .com Friday, April 25,2008 tnside . '· s.. I I The Daily Sentinel d,hfje83 81 • ................... Wa ·U'II!II Ca\'llio ~ 3, I"IIF B4 ' • . Friday, April25, 200IJ .. . i~CMEAOY - A IChedule ol upcoming high II::Mol 11ar&IW aponing events Involving. t.-m• from u.tgs county. Meigs track second, Eastern third at VC 'Jornadoes fddn :Apr#j Sl»F REPVR I 11¥·- 11 \'Vood ~ Cl'lriStiah at Eastern, 4 pmt ·QifloSoftlloll --Fiokl Alexander at Eastern, 5 p.m. Eastern, Southam at Federal Hooking, 4:30p.m. Apr 2lj ...,... t h Meigs at Athens (doublehaader) , 11 &etuntru Qlflo- o.m. Meigi at Athens, 11 a.m. .. · , _ ond Flokl . E1111am at~Mariatta, 10 a.m. '. .. ·•.. Yiroton ~--· ~n . , n Coonty ot Meigs, 5 p.m. """' at Southom, 5 p.m. Glrlo- hn County at Matgo, 5 p.m. Miller at Southam, 5 p.m. '.. ·n 2 Boyes w :p h. ·---- Meigs at GaRia Academy, 5 p.m. Rtvar Valley at lio<Jthom, 5 p.m. Ri- Valley at Southam, 5 p.m. Meigs, Southam, Waterforo at Eastern, 4:30p.m. SPORTSOMYDAJLYSENTINEL.COM VINTON ·C OUNTY Track and field teams ·from Meigs, Eastern, and South Gallia high schools were on the road to compete with Vinton County and Federal Hocking in a five-way meet Tuesday. The teams competed in 17 events, and the urder of fin· ish showed Meigs in second, Eastern in third, and South Gallia in fifth in .both the boys and girls meets . Federal Hocking won the girls meet with 113 points. Meigs scored 98, Eastern scored 58, and South Gallia scored .19. Vinton 'County, also with 58, tied Eastern for third place. For the boys, it was host Vinton County coming out on top as the Vikings scored 106 points. The Marau.ders finished with 86, three Gnl111r poilits.ahead of the Eagles in third. while the Rebels sctMed 15. Federal ·Hoelting had 58,in fourth place. Meigs had a total of 14 first-place finishes , either individually or in relay events, and Eastern had five. The Marauders also had three finish second and nine finish third. The Eagles had se11en individuals or relays take second and nine take .third. South Gallia ·.had two second-place and · three third-place finishes. . • Wolfe Martllttdale Meigs' Melissa Grueser woo both the shot put and discus events, and Eastern 's Haley Perdas was runner-up. South Gallia 's Savanna Hatfield was third in the shot put · and fifth in the discus. Ashley Good of · Meigs placed fourth in ~ put, and Whitney../Putma~ of Eastern was fourth in the discus. · In · the boys discus, Eastern's Zack Newell took first and placed second in the shot put. Meigs' Cassady Willford was first in the shot put and fourth in the discus. . South Gallia's Paul Barker was runner-up in the discus, and teammate Kevan Johnson was fifth in the shot put. Mason Metts of Meigs w.as third in the discus. Meigs' Brandan Fisher edged teammate Cornelius English for first place in both the I OOm and 200m dash. Eastern's Alex Burroughs also placed in the 200m dash, taking fourth. Lady Marauder Catie Wolfe, like Grueser, had a pair of first-place finishes, She won the 1OOm dash and 200m dash. Lady Rebel Natasha Adkins took second in the lOOm, and ' Patti Vining. also of Meigs, was third. Eastern 's Morgan Werry was fourth . In the 200m, Eastern's Emeri Connery and Katie Hayman ... ·---- Southern Meigs in tia-st after wild win over Wellston girls stop Trimble BYE!IIciiMIIa!Nt ERANOO..-YDAILI'SENTINEL.COM ' 'BY Scon W01JFE SPORTS 'CORRESPONDENT . GLOUS1lER - Scoring five runs in the first inning, the Southern Lady Tornadoes bounced back from a 4-1 loss at Ravenswood o n We.dnesday .t o defeat the Trimble L a d y Tomcats. The Lady c· ttdlll Tornadoes move to 8-4 overall as sophomore hurler Kasey Turley hurled a two-hitter for the win. · Southern's fliSt inning PrOVed to be the difference f..adyEagl~ an'thold ott Federal Hocking SlM'RaociwT SI'ORTSOMYDAJLVSENTINEL.COM S'IEWART - Five dif· ferent players had hits, but the ·Eastern Lady Eagles were edged 4· 2 by the --· Feoe "ral Ho e ~ - in g rL a d y Lancers in a Tri- Valley Conference H o c·k in g Division softball, g a m e Thursday. Eastern falls to 6-7 (Ill &eason and 4-2 in the TVC Hocking. · Sami Cummins pitched for Eastern. She slnlck out ~Available! :' so~~ ·~d, s--~ace . :. ·: .. 0•.raa 1U1L' For_.~ & SinkS . B\iSSC~ Contertops ·. . . l ROCKSPRINGS -With a dramatic come-from· behind victory that saw them score six runs in the bottom ·of the seventh inning, the M ·e i g s Marauders 'baseball 1eam took over sole p.ossession of first place in the Tri· fhiLalll Va I I e y· . Conference Ohio Division Thursday with a 6-5 victory over the Wellston Golden Rockets. With the win, Meigs improves to 5-1 in the TVC Ohio and 7· 5 overall. . It was the second time in three days that the Marauders came from behind to win in their last at-bat. On Tue,sday, visitir1g .Marietta held_a heading into the seventh, but Meigs mllied for two runs and walked away with a 4-3 win. Down 5-0 heading into 1heir last at -bat Thursday, the collective effort of the entire team sent six Marauder runs across home plate, stunning the visiting Rockets. "I told the (team) in all my time of coaching baseball, I've never been more happy, I've never been more proud of a group of boys," Eric Randolph/pholo ' said Meigs bead coach Meigs junior J.T. Evans swings at a pitch during the seventh inning of a Tri-Valley Conference Jeremy Grimm·. "We ml\de Ohio Division baseball game against Wellston Thursday in Rocksprings. Evans connected ,o n the pitch for the game-winning RBI single, which gave Meigs sole possession of first place in ·thll TVC Ohio. __ ....,.. ,.,. take down Tomcats BY Scull WOUI: SPORTS CORRESPONDENT GLOUSTER- Southern: . started slow but finished fast. The Tornadoes whirled up a nine-run fourth inning to post a 13· 6 Tri· Valley Conference Hocking Division come-frombehind boys varsity base· ball victory Thursday evening · at Cl\lpiiiM GM I o ~ s. t e r unrctpa 1 Park. Southern (9-4; 4-3) managed to pull off the win and maintain outside title hopes for the Hocking Division crown. Butch Mamboui got the start for Southern. Michael Manuel posted the win with two near-perfect relief innings from Ryan Chapman. Southern pitch· ing struck out 13 (Chapman 5 ). and walked eight. Taylor Eagles lose . secondTVC gam~!ofH S1»F REPOHJ SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM STEWART - Hhs were not a problem, but runs were. a different story for the Eastern Eagles baseball team as they outhit Fe· deral Hocking but lost 4-0 to the Lancers Tri- 1 e 1--'--~­ feren ce Gordon. Hocking Division ,game Thursday. Eastern had nine hits, including three from Kyle Gordon, but the runs just weren't there as the· Lancers found a way out of each inning unscathed. Federal Hocking finished with five· hits. It was just the second divisional loss of the season for Eastern,' who is now 5-:1 in the TVC Hocking and 7g overall. Titus Pierce went the dis· ........ ,..,.... .. Wellston snatches win from Meigs.in eight BY ERic RA_,.rtt ER~YDAILYSENTINEL.COM me -three and walked one. Cummins. · . " Jessica 7 71. . . . . . . . . . • -. ' .. .. . ..... ~ • It • toNTACrUs • '·: 1--74(}.446..2342 8KI. 33 ' " ~-1 ·7-3008 ~- -Ornydallyoontino.oorn 'p nastan . '§ftc Randolph, Sparta Wrller / (7~} .w&-234.2, .... 33 • III'II1CIO!ph0mydoH-.com Ave., Gallipo is, OH ~Wit"-' $por1a Writer (7~} .w&-2342, .... 33 -.omydoltytribune.com · l..ltny Crum, SF I ... WltW (7«1) 4>48-2342. ... 33 k:tunJfmydolljoogOIM.com ,. ,, . Eric Rlllldolph/plloto ... 771 . . . . . ., . . . Meigs sophomore Micki Barnes leans off of fir~t base after hitting an RBI single in the bot· tom of the third inning in a Tri·Volley Conference Ohio Division softball game against Wellston Thursday in Rocksprings . I I �.. Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel .' ) • www,mydailysentinel.com .~~~ PageB3 Friay, Apri125, 2008 .. .. . c.nnr- Mi- .. .If yau " -·• questti1n If •~•ninMt, Wllte: NASCAR This Week, C/o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 Sj IIICip Nallanaide •llliaa: Aaron's 499 ·• - = Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway (2.6&miles), 188 laps/500.08 miles. · S'unday, April27 . 1•a.t ~ .....: Jeff Gor· ~ don, Chevrolet. •Q IIJIC--.:Bill Elliott. · Ford, 212.809 mph, April 30, . 1987. ' • • " - NICIIII: Marl< Martin, Ford, 188:354 mph, May 10. •-= u ....a ........ lU. '2:311 ~ .• Slllunllr . ........ 1)~250. 5:Jilp.m••~ 1J197 •a.t,_: Sopletimes the 'J. is jill another~ .. •TalE tortoise beats the hares. The winner of the.Subway l'resh Fn 500, though, was art unlike~ tortoise. Jimmie Johnson won the past two Cup championships: lllst year he won 10 races. The latest, at Phoeni• International Raceway, he won wnh ·oool strategic acumen. not relentless speed . Johnson's clever creoo chief, Chad Knaus, kept his options open as all .the other contendersMarl< Martin, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Denny Hamlin and Carl Eelwards- pitted. Then, wM Johnson left way out front, Knaus instructed his dri..,r1o slow down and conserve fuel. H was the first victory of the season for both Johnson and his team, Hendrick Motor· sports. Second-place Clint Bowyer was also aple to complete the race wrthout making a pn stop in the final laps. second. the Kroger '250. -.his.mosl- -· .......... ;penali21K1100 !IO!nts~ hi& LIS \/ellS ¥iCIDIY. he OOIOUkl now be ·sec:und to J!jff a..:tun in the ~Cup paint stlndiiCB. ln511!1(1, 'he now tanks ninth. • 'SurB!ymscAR Is eoifC to adjust Its policies in ' 1he wake ·of Aaron Flke's lldmls'Sion that 'he had COJnpatecl in .'the Craftsman 1l'ucl< 'Series lifter using hemin on race momifC. dr'*'"'"- l'lke's.remarl<s.clearty gave 1T10St dfivers a wa~<e-up call. ·Most of them are publicly calling for .an upgrade to NASCAR's ilased on •suspicion~ .policy. F a, Courtesy Darlington 'Ra:ew&J . • Busch is third in 'N811onwide points and second In ~Cup • lJOints. He Is starting•toiledle-8 · btt about giving the Nationwide . ' ·championship a .shot He~~ on runnirC every raoe. •· lll'!lf111!1lag]llli!Ji!!;'llnllld~ 7 ... .l lllldlt.llll 1> What can now .be said of Busch, who just won at the 1\ir ·' Pearson,. Oa~in.gton's greatest driver, shows EdWards how it's done ' . ..*-' -DIIe&ll'l" . hlrdl Jr. ·811'liiii'S Tallade COIIfidelll and ,pined to end his winless .. - _ ... His Jell Gonion, · -. wontiOtfi . _ . . . , .. . . llilt~ ...._....,...,.. -"lt ' . -llllly-.lflot..lltlilllllt1'or :11J111i, ln1Mt1111CNC'fio. illl. ... ~IIU:a'fiOO --~ II M _ . _ , lalitin 1he • .. lilllll.-i IJijlnlllQPG ' ~ driver's glory days, handled aU the restoration necessary to put No. 21 NASCAR 'Fhis Week back on the 1.366-mile, egg-sbaped No one wouldturu down a chance to track that has been hosting races turn some IBps at DarJington Raceway since 1950. with David Pearson. Pearson and Edwards executed a - Old met ·new at Darlington last choreographed, side"by-side-finish, week, where Pearson, who won lOS .with the old timer-edging the young races in what is now called the Sprint gun by a nose. Cup Series met Edwards, the biggest Though he hasn't won there yet, Ed· winner of the current season with wards said: "Darlington is definitely three victOries. . my favorite track. A win at Darlington . With Pearson strapped into his No. would be so cool because of all the bi.s~2l Wooil Brotllers-Mercury, circa ll!l'Y at this ti'IICk. . 4911, 'and.Edw811ds iD .hia .No. 99 Clar· ... "T.his is a driveF's raee track, and · itin FoMI; the two tooli: to the track. A you have to be on top of your game to record 10 of Pearson's victories took run well here, not to mention win." · place at Darlington, the·only ·track in Pearson, looking fit at age 73, joked Pearson's native South Carolina still it was great "to get my lth win·here." hosting major NASCAR races.... "I've been looking forward to this Leonard Wood, who turned the day for a long time·," he added, "and wrenches on Pearson's ~rs during the I'm honored to have been invited to . this event" Tboulh Pearson, from Spartanburg, S1C., nliks second all-time to Richard Petty in career victories, he's considered by some to be the greatest driver in NASCAR history. ThoU«b he rarely competed in every race during his ca· reer- in those days, many teams concimtrated on the major races- Pearson won championships in 1966, '68 and '69. In the latter two years alone, he had 27 victories and 30 runner-up finishes. At 28, Edwards, who is from Columbia, Mo.; has ~Y Willi to times and finished third in the (then) Nelle! Cup standings in 2005. l'le is also the reigning champion of what is.now the Nationwide Series. Read more from Monte Dutton at www.mdutton@gazette.com • The Da~ly- Sentinel .. 1'1.1 Court St. Pomeroy, OH . • . ' • _.(740) I z Balttrnom. l Ana- <-> - I ;=.,.,!-_..r J ·"S _,., 1 .-·1'-t. g::::= ~: ~= ~ ~: ~d= A~h~~~~.:.~~n leads- -"""'PI¥",_, ,_.. ~-d-l') WESCUIII COil UUJCE FIIST ROUiiD EASTERN CClut CLNC..E McHmwt4.S tpuJ April 10: Montreal4, Boston 1 April 12: Montreal 3, Boston 2 . OT April 13: Boston 2, Montreal 1, OT April 15: Montreal 1. BoSiof'l o l\ilril17: Boston 5, Montreal1 · April 19: Boston 5, - 1 4 April 21 : Montreal 5, Boston 0 IH!te!Jm or 4 Q April 9: Pllt&burgh 4, Otlawa o ~1 _11: f'!ltsburvl! 5, Otla~ 3~11Pn114: 11iiiiburgh 4, Ottawa 1 April 16: Plttoburgh 3, onawa 1 1 ' ' + p.m.,.Hnooessary - -. Wednesday, May 7: CCijjfiilo TBD. if necessary at Delroll, p.m. Tuesday, April 29: San Jose a1 Dallas, 7 : ~p. m . Wednesday, April 30: San Joss at Dallas, 9 p.m. ~-.: . ..-... ... --- . ..-uM.IIIed •, • ·-............. I 7 p MIAMI DOLPHINS--Waived 08 ~ Bramiol, lB Marcello Chun:tl, S TUft Harris, CB Jererne Perry, WR Kerry Reed , lB Marl< Washington, WA . Chandler Williams and S c.meron NEW VORl< JETS--Waivod RB IO.Mn 7 IF 7 I Ell ••• ·a II 3J th,...yearc:ontract_..lllion, -- · OBERLIN-Named .-... Kany MJmen's tat tball ooam. p.m. Sunday, April 27: Dallas at San Jose, 9 ,A pril19: Washington 3, ~lladelphia 2 April21 : Washington • . PhHadalphia 2, April22: PNiadelphia 3, 'NU •tgb 1 2, OT -of-- petmtt n. C A Banks, DB Manny COllins, LB Jen'y Thu-y, April24: Delroil4, Colorado a, Macioay and WR~,smEitt Detroit leads series 1-o ~· Saturdajl, April 26: Colorado at Delroll, 3 f I II "' Hocilor ' p.m. ·LOS ANGELES KINGS flgi88CI 1D Tuesday. April 29: Detroit at Colorado, ' torm& wllh F BLII Hoi~ on a . . . . 10 p.m. · year oontracl. Thursday, M.. 1: Detroit a1 Colorado, 10 TAMPII BAV LIGHTliiiNG--Signod F p.m. Paul Szczuchura to a two-yuar cuntu.i Saturday, May 3: Cotoracto at Oelmit, 1 _ 0C1U..EGE , p.m .. II neoessa'Y NEW MEXICO S1J0.1l0--Signocl o.in Monday, May 5: Detroit at Colorado, 10 Speooe, women's baal lball coadl, m a 1111 7 HOLZER CLINIC <.:.' Pitts!lurgh, 2 p.m .. •""' - Jolt ya. Ddl!l Friday, April 25: Dallas 8t San Jose. 10 u- 'Aflltmll'lllllfllpllaimelll.,_. Melli 6 Cu pal'lll'l.. ' l'or AI flllh II of VellloiM ' HOCKEY Sunday, May 4 : N.V. Rangers at a:y Monday. May 5: Pittsburgh a1 N.Y. Rangers, 7 p .m., if necessary Wodneod... May 7: N.Y. Rangers a1 Pittsburgh, TBD, II """"""""~ n-- .-KU .. The Sprint Fan llote detenmines : , one starting spot in the Sprint AI~ , Star Raoe at Lowe's Motor s~ . on May 17. 1Jotif1! closes at 7 p.m ... : on that date. Votes placed on Sprirtl; ' ·phones will oolrt twice. To vote; ei- · : !her (a.) teJ<I "NASCAR" to 7777 on ;. . a Sprint phone and follow directions!:. (b.) go to a participati~ Sprint stoni-• or (c.) vote traokslde at the Sprint EJ!:: perienoe. The eligible drivers are A$ · Allmendinger, John AndretiJ, Stanloft· i . Barrett, Johnny Benson , Dave Blanlili.: Word Burton, Patlick Carpentier, Bill ' · · Elliott, Dario Franchitti, David ·: jillliland" Robby Gordon, Jeff G~, :;; , Sam Homi&h Jr.. Kasey Kahne, Travilr: . K\81Pll, Burney Lamai', Clfllq/' j ,.. Sterile« Ma~in, Jere~ N'.ijflleld;<£rlo:, McClure, Paul MenanUoe Ne· ;' mechek, Kyle Petty, David Ragan, : ~·: Tony Raines, David Reutlmanh. Sco!( • · R.,., Rioiw Rudd, Elliott Sadler, ·· : Boris Said, Johnny Sauter, !len , ·:: Schrader, Mike Skinner, Regan , : · , Smith, Reed Sorenson, David ... Stremme, Brian Vickers, Jacques Y¢· leneuve,l'i!nny wallace, Michael wa1<' trip and JJ. Veley. · . •: •.,..,.., n• .,., C•••• a Trlnlmllll~~n~. ( c ........ SF·- ;: ....... 7tu• .... .,~: .Howltldng: 'I'M' llotaroralt Ptrta • '*" ... " -JJr~ \: " 99~2155 .1 : Let's Go Racin!! . 0 :U The great Earnhardt trad~lon di<f. ' n1 begin with Dale and Dale Jr. Ralph Lee Earnhardt (1928-73), Dale's father, spent much of his ca- , ' reer splittif'€·~me betvoeen his race · cars and a Kannapolis, N.C., temle mill. He still won NASCAR's Nationar • Sportsman championship in 1956, :: the same year in Which he finished .;. • second in his first race in what is ·•• · now Sprint Cup. ·Ralph Earnhardt , · never won one. though, and only ..: competed .in 51. Perhaps he was tot; busy pavi~ the way for the Earn- • , har!lts to follow.~-- __ ' . .......--. -~ - - "'T ' ..,MsnteDI!II ...- .. ' win~. Fnlnll,.,_ -LEAGUE 7 ... Till . . • todi~ -Hermanos R~ in 'Mexico City, is obolious: He can . . -rgh. "This isn~ anything new, but tt's fairly uncom- . mon for a driver to admtt he's look- : . irC for 'the big payback.' NASCAR of· , ficials are almost certainly troubled . · 1:1)' Said's remarks." ' · "I'm not going to let lqlhing I RUNS Reynolds, .AriAna. · 20; · Oakland (Eveland 2-1) at Seattfe Tuesda~. April 29: Philadelphia at HRomlraz, Florido, 20; c.Joci<son, (Bati51a 2-2), 10: 10~.m . Detro~. 7:30p.m. Arizona, 20;Weekl, a. 'llUIISe , 20; Uley, - ~ Gemft Thursday, 1,1.. 1: Detroit al Phlladelpilia. Phildllphia, 20; llel1anan, Houston, 20; L.A. Angels a1 Detroit, 3:55p.m . TBA, If neoessary ArRarMez. Chicago, 20; Ol.oe, Chicago, N.V. 'rlt.-s a1 C -. 3:55p.m. Saturday, May 3: Philadelphia at Detroit. 20. BaHimore at Ch"'- While So>c, 7:05 lBA. if necessary RB~. ,.lladalphla, 25; Utley. p.m. Ph~rio. 21: ,_,., 20: Bos1on at Tampa Bay. 7:10p.m. Berkman, Houston, 20; CJones, Atlanta, Toronto at Kansas City, 7:10p.m. CJrllnOq •Tomntp 20; Reynolds, Arizona, 19: CJaokson, Minnesota at Texas. 8:05p.m. · Sunday, April 20: 0Jiando 114. Toronto ~rlzona; 19: DWrlgf11, Now York, 19: Oal<lond a1 SaaHie, 9 :10p.m. 100 Tuesday, April 22: Orlando 104, Toronto Tfliad.l, Houston, 19. · HIT~oneo, Atlanta , 38: Utley, lDOAY'S -.a LEADERS 103 Th.rrsday, April24 : Toronto 108, Orlando Philadolpllla, 35: Dlee, Chicago, 34; BATTING-MRamifez, Bo!ii1on, .356; 94, Or18ncto leads series 2-1 Furcal, Los Angeles, 33; CGuzman, Woohil1g1on, 31 : Tejada, Hou&ton, 31 : Podruia, Boston, .351 ; -~ . Boston, Saturday. April 28: Orlando at Toronto, 3 Uplon, Arizona. 30: Mclou1il, Pi1tsburgh. :345: CG..-, Detroit. .338: Figgins, l.o& p.m. 30; HRIImkez, Florida, 30; Atkins, AngM&, .337; Renteria, Qelroit, .337; Monday, April 28: Toronto at Or1ando, Co«ndo, BO. Bndey, TIIUIS, .329. _ TBA DOUBL£5----Giauo, St. Louio. 11 : RUNS-£11&bur)', Boston, 20: Crawford, Thursday, May 1: Orlando .at. Toronto, Mclouth, ~. 10: DWrighl, New Tampa Baf, 20: l~zuki, Saottle, 18; 1 TBA, ~ nece.sa'Y c . ~ 10: JGa.!tillo; San f-renci&00 1 Q; Quentin; Ghioago, 17, Damon, New 'Ybrft, Saturday, May 3. Toronto Ill OrlanM", Utley, Phlllldolphia, 9: Rowand , San 17. TBA, K""""'""' Y Raociaoo, 9; Byrnes, Arizona, 9; Furcal, ABI-Hamllton , Texas, 21 ; Crede, los AngMes. 9; BMkman, Houston, 9 Chicago, 21 : . Ortiz. Boston. 20; Cfenllnd n . Wullhellhr TRIPLES C.IDion, Arizona, 3. MFiamirez, Boston. 20: EBiown, Oaldand, Saturday, Aprf! 19: Cleveland 93, HOME AUNS--Otley, Philadelphia, .10; . 19; Ibanez, SeaHie, 19; MiCabrera , Washington B6 Bumll, ft........,.~, 8; Jacobs, ~· 1, Detrol1, 18; Blake, Cleveland, 18; Monday, April 21 : Cleveland 116, 7: HRonnz, Flcri:ia, 7: Dlee; C-go. Moll!.,... Jr.. Lo& Angekls , 18: Thome. Wa-gton 86 _.....,7; ~. Atlanta, 7. · Chicago, 18. Thursda~. April 24: Washington 108, 1 Slt>lEN BASES-Bourn, Houston, 13: HITS-P9droia, Boston, 34: Renteria, Oeveland 72, Cleveland leads series 2- 1 HRamiraz., Florida, 8; TIMHBS, Colorado, , Detroit, 31: MRamirez. Boston, 31 : Sunday. April 27: Qeveland at 6 ; Furc.l, Los Angeles, 6; Lcastllo, New i Figgins, Los Angeles, 30; Youkilis, I _Washington, 1 p.m. year. •i~Mte ·Busctt has already ·done tt·this year and has won ~)(armed 5: I -....,_1111_: three ·straiflhl in the 'Nationwide. . .Series. .., 1 MUCAR filii 11111111'11 . . . • t.!l's .see. Only tlwee drivers have~r won in all three 'of NASCAR·'s riii!Jortouring series (Sprint Cup, NationWide and Cra!tsmao.;rruc~<) in the same .. •.z 7 v . II' 5 II Ambrose's second-place finish in: Mexico City's Nationwide Series , showcase occurred at Said's ex- . · pense, and Said was upset at being · ·run over" from behind 1:1)' Ambrose's Foro. "I don1 get . ·mad," he said, "but·· I'll get even. I went to (Ambrose's) crew .: and apologized 1or ., the car ~'s going to.' · oost them." The · $Iiiii message was . clear: Said l)lans · retribution. Ambrose apologized and insisted he didn~ mean to do n. lac . . . . ! 110:30 1-2~;m0... n." • :lfCarl Edloardslhadn~Uien team a car 1atet on.• 7 -·-> ""'" YESTERDAY AND TODAY • tt will be interesting to ·see W " NASCNital<es disciplinary ao-· lion against Boris Sald.for sayirC. basical~: "I don't get mad; I get even" after his Mexico City ,till with Marcos Ambrose. Said,. uh, said that being 'lllll ave!"" by Ambrose is toi~ "to cost his 1. I .more-1hani£anohaldl11r.:at TIIIIIIEirl&. 'One 1Sihls1elmmlle. :Jell-Gonion. fhe ,ofher IIIJS'ilis • ,, J ( •On!rtwo~balle-. , I .. I I r.s I :t:::=.: · o.r- 5 'till l~furtillebm­ hlrdl Jr••MillO pie '7() ,. -·and llmo:iatibi!P,.,...; !Iiiii. Po-. - I I I •"-= Aaron's 312 .....:<O'!leilly Auto Parts • .....,: Talladega (Ala.1Su- .250 ~ (2 .66 miles), . • - = Kansas Speedway, 1171aps/ 31122 miles Kansas City, Kan. (1.5 • .....,: Saturday, April26. miles), 1671aps/ 250.5 •Let _ .. - = Bobby miles ·Labonte, .Chevrolet. . • ...,., Salulllay, April26 . •'II :clllj~C-= Joe111e- . -.... , . . . . - . Eril< mechek. Chevrolet, Darnell, liard. . 193.517 mph, April 24, •'II WJioC..-: Bill 1997 Lester, Toyota,173.B33 •R.eiiiCOid: Mark Marmph, July 1, 2005. tin, Ford. 168.937 mph, •Rice IIICOIIII: Rioiw Her> April 26, 1997. drlok, Chevrolet, 125.094 •J.at -=Kyle Busch, in mph. July 7.,2001. · a Toyota, made it three vic· •~at·,_: Dennis Setzer, torles in a row with his win in a Dodge, won lor.the third in Mexico City. Marcos Amtime 'at Martinsville Speecl~Yin his, career, caPturing I l _,I'IICII ·c.c. ., . . brose was a career-best Sentinel . 'l'ori\, 6; Theriot, Cllicagci. 5: Holliday, , Bostnn, 29: c.-bid. Tllfi'IINI Bay. 29: Wedneoday. April :10 1washtngton· at 1 f'ridor, ....., 2: ~ • Son 10 ~. 5, · IMiwaiMe, 5, P...,., lbonez, Saaltlo, 28. _ C-...:1. TBA j •tn .... 1 r 1 p.m .. •• ~ l.aoAngolas, 5. DOUBLES H: FTidoy, ....,2~oiWa&hinglon, April 9: N.Y."'"-'> 4 ,Jor>o, 1 Sundolr. IAoJ • : Son - - .. , f'S .......... PITCtiiNG (3 Dooiliono)-Webb. DaMurphy, T..... 10: Soalt, Baltimore, 9: TBA, w... '")' • "Pril11 : N.Y. RIIngers2 . . . . .Jer91¥1 l p.m ., flr+ !t &ltOiol I 1 l\plt 13:- Jonrev • .N.Y. RorQan; :1, OT T.-y. ....., ti: ~ • Son · 10 A~, 5-0, 1.000, ~-31 ; .l.lncociJm ,_ Son CGuillen, Detmlt, B: JGuillon, Kansas Sunday. "-Y at WL PdGB Ft-..,.aco, 4~. 1.1100, 123: Owings, Cfty, 8: MRam111!Z, Boston, 8. ~ - TBA, • -.pril 16: N.V. RwiQ&iS 5, ,._. JI!KIIIf 3 p.m., II 1 J ' 13 9 .591IO.rizOi\a, 4-0, 1.1100. 2 .~ : Volquez. TRIPLES---OBartDn, 0-n<l. 2; Aprl18: N.Y. Rangon; 5, Jeroey 3 C~nali, Ht, 1.000, 1.21 ; Olsen, ~· Boston, 2; Ellis. Oaldand, 2 ; m i L.. -11 10 .524 1), 1'IJiladotphio 12 11 .522 H &WICUJO: U w:::t: Florida, 3-0. 1.000. 2:80; Pelwy. San tSuzuki , Seatle,2; Jalef, NIMltft, 2 . A • g ,,...,.,_. , A- · 11 1.1 .500 2 • ?' Diego, 3-0, 1.1100, 2 .00: Sheets, HC*E RUN5--4<olchman, Los Sunday, April 20: L.A . .__,. 128. • Washinglm 7 16 ,3(M 6~ nwu , a• SliPO* · :HI, 1 .1111, .96: Deqlster. AngOies , B; CPona, Ta01>0 Baj, 6 ; Crede, 114 Apr< tO: Oolmit 3 , - - 1 Chicago, 3-0. 1.1100, 3.00. I Clricag:l. 6: MRoomaz. Bostnn, s: Thome, Wslnesdroy, April 23: LA l.alo8r. )22, April 12: llulroil4, 2 Ill olc&st._. •• W L Pet GB April 14:5, Delroll3 STRIKEOUTs-l..inoecum, San Chicago, 6 . 'DarMir 107, LA. LBkers lead aeries 2~ QOSTON RED SOl<~ 1ioo Chicago 15 7 .682 Aprll16: Nast!!lllle 3, [leOrojt 2 . fnl.-:o, 36: Bilingsley, Los Angeles, SlOLEN BASE5-CaGomez. Sal..-daf, Apri 26: L.A. Lal<ers a1 OOf"'blld: d FliP ....._., '5 &II *'-' St. l.oui& 14 9 .009 April18' Delroll2, Noshville 1. OT I 32; JSantana, New Yoftf., 32; Cueto, Mtnnesota, 9; Ellsbury, Boston, 8: Cler"Mer, 5:90p.m. ' 13 9 .591 2 Porttand (EL). Optionod ar.lg I cronnatl, 31 ; Walenqer, St. Lot.ris, 31 ; BRoberts, 9altimore, B; Gathright, Monday, Aprtf 28: L.A. lAksrs at Oonwtr, April 20: Datrnit 3, N -0 ~ 11 12 .478 .. - 1 0 - ( L ). Smottz., Ataanta, 31 ; Hamels, Kansas City, 7; Ftggins, los Angeles, 7: p.m. Sin p 4,.C , M! Pittsburgh 9 13 .-109 6 Cl£VEIAND JND~ 10 l't1iladelptlia 30. CTawtonl, T..,..,. Baj, 7: Kinsler, Torcas. 6: V-10sdroy, April :Ill: o.r- a1 L.A. Cincinnati 9 14 .391 6\, Aprll9: catgary 3, San Joae 2 terms with LHP Jooon -an a SAVE5-Isringhausen, St. Louis, 8; Sizemore, CleYetand_ , 6. , Lakar&, TBA. f'/ naoessary - I _,.,.., minof IMgue COI"frac::: and a wd ·f*n . BWIIoon, San Francisco, 7: Capps, PITCHING (3 Decisions)-tllatsu.tolca. Friday, May 2: L.~ . ~ .al Dormr. April 10: San Jose 2. Calgary 0 . . - ( I L). April 13: Calga"{ 4, Son Jose 3 WL PctGB ~· 6; Lf011. Arizooa. 6; GaiJOO. · 4-<l, 1.000, 3.14: Saunders, los TBA, . necessllf}' MII!INES01ll lWIN~ Of' Arizona :16 6 :rn April15 : San Jose 3, cmg.y 2 M1lwaul<eo, B: Udge, Philadelphia. AngOies, 4-0, 1.1111. 2.55; Wong , NeW ! Sunday, May 4 : DerNer at LA ....-. • ~ 10 12 .455 6 . At>ri! 17: San Jose • . Calgary 3 Corpas. ColooaOO. 4 , KWood . Chicago. 4. """· 4-0, 1.000, 3.9<: Ct.ee. ~nd . TBA, fl ner:esoary • ' Cuddjo8r """' 1ho 15-cii!J Ill. s.Fldl........., 10 13 .435 6'h April 20: Galga"f 2, Son Jose 0 BWagntlf, Now 'Ibn<, 4; ,_.on, San 4-<l, 1.000, 2 8: ESantana. los Angeles, Optioned Of Donanl Spon 1D Los Angeles 9 13 .-109 7 April22 : San Jose 5, Calgarf 3 Diego, 4. 3-0, 1.000, 2.67: G -. Kansas City, 3. l!!iwO!IIInl !Ill. p ' I (ll). OAKLAND ATH~ '10 . Srrn Diogo 9 14 .391 7'!. I 0, 1 .~: 1.2-1: Silw, ~· 3-0, Hill. Saturda~. April 19: New Orieans 104. ..-,.,,.,, 2 - . . with DH ·an a.,... 1 A::u•k:a• ....,._ 2 .83; LiHernandez. M.mnesata, 3-0. 1 Dallas 92 . I year cont.ct. A..:1 OF T,_. Bl.dt on April 9 : Cob1ldo 3, Minnesota 2. OT HouSIOn ~ . Cincin..:~ I ~1.000, 3.~.... _ TUI!!Iday, Apnl 22: New Or1eans 127, Aprf 11 : Minnesota 3 , Colorado 2. OT 1ho ts.dof 01.. , _ t> Apt Ia. Phlladolphia 3 _- W l Pel GB STRIKEu.,..,....Hernandez.. 5ellttle. i DoMas 103, New Orleans lead5 series 2April 14: Minnesota 3, Colorado 2. OT 1 TI .. OE!Iod 3B Eric ChiMrz inJm h Ill1o .· COiorado•,~cms2 ~~ :~~ ~ ~~..:._-!Vazque~. ~=·, Bostoo, 30. Clee: 1 Apri115: Coknoo s, Minneso1a , to 1ho 60-Gooy DL. --,.., ~and. 29. Ma 28, Fririav. April 25: New Orleans at Dallas, St. louis 6, Pittsburgh 2 . · .,_IIAVRAV~C­ April17: Colorado 3, 2 New~ 12 11 .522 2 ~ Sabathia, Ckweland , 25; Halladay, 8 p. m . April19: Colorado 3, Minnesota 2 Difelloe and !IHP Caloin II 7 I A11anbo 7 , Florida 4 Ta,..,. Bay 11 11 .500 3 Toronto. 25: McGowan. Toronto. 23. Sunco!)', Apri27: New0r1eans at oa11... deared waNerl and ...., ........ Wash0nglon10,N.Y. Mols5 Toronto 10 13 .435 4l. SAVE5-fRodriguez, los Angeles, 9: 9:30p.m. ! l e l a 4,An1fWm ' -1D~m(IL) . _C_ San Fuw.SSW 1, San Diego D Centnill Dfvteion Papelbon, ~ · 8; Shenill, Tuesda~. April 29: Dallas at New April 10: Dalas • . Analleim o -..,from 1~ Dl. Arizona ti, L.A. Dodgers • W L Pet GB 8: Nathan. M01nesota. 7: ~- Oakland , Or1eans, TBA, o neoessa'Y April12: Dala& 5. 2 I TEX.AS Ri\.Nocl IS R Pal! . . . Fridly'o Cllicago 12 9 .571 6 ; Jenl<$, Chica!J>, 6; MRM!ro, New Yor1t. Thursday, Maf 1: Now Orleans at Dalas, April15: 4, Dallas 2 Phlladolphia (Eaton 0.0) al ~ C-.nd 10 12 .455 2 l. B. · 1 TBA. o neoessa'Y . ScD1t tram Friac:o April H : DalLas 3, Anaheim 1 RHP t<azw Fukl.mJri hem 01 , lu&a (Duke Q-1), 7:05p.m. Mln1189018 10 · 12 .455 2\ , Saturday, May 3: Dallas at New' OOeans, April18: Anaheim 5, DaHas 2 !PCL). Ploood LHP Kaoon on Allanta ·(Junjens 2-21 a1 N.Y. Mets Delroil 10 13 .435 3 PRO BASKE'IBALL .I TBA. • neoessa'Y April 20: Dallas 4, Anaheim ~ (Pol1ray 2~) . 7:10p.m . Kansas City 9 13 .409 3), tne 1s-daf DL Optioned l..iltleton to Otdaluta. Chicago Cubs (Dempster 3--0) at Wetlt Otviilorl "'-m.}-~I!J!!'~~,.~~~ •" l ·COl 'E ICE SB 6!1*15 ~hington (Perez 1)-3), 7:35p.m. w l Pet .GB ~e lib.. A a.tion ~ ya. 4091I_!IIID"!' . _ 19 117 .. Florida (Olsen 3-0) at 'Mitwllukee los Angetes · 14 9 .609 fllllraft Gt.nce Sal:urday, April · : San Antonio 1B "'l') COLORADO ROCKIES 'rq:*Bd G II roo FlRST ROUND l'tloenix 115 . . EASTERN 001$ SLICE RHP Sean Smith 1rom ~ • . . ~ aa D-0), 8:05p.m. , Dateland 14 9 .809 (-o<J!-7) I. Tuesday, ~ 22: S!n Antomo 102, .............. 1' , ... -10bo-intheDoc.8 - b ' Houston (Chacon G-O) at St. touis SeatHe · 11 12 .478 3 EASTERNCCIJJSEJCE Phoonix96, SanAntonio&dsseries2..() Th1119day, April 24: Montreol • . · 1NF Jamay CarTOII ·goad 10 (Looper 3-1 ), a:15 p.m . ~ . 7 16 .304 ,7 Friday ·~ 25- San ·~ ~ ~-~PhiladeiCJhla 3, OT, Montreal leads sories Co1orw10 Spring& (PCL). luizuna (Johnson 0-1) al San Diogo • 8 !VW• ">''" ·' ~~~··n~ ' IWolt 2 ") 1005 ..,......_.__ o,,.;_,, ._. 20: Boston 104, Aftanta 81 t0:31l p.m. HOUSlllN ~­ ~ • : p.m. ..__ IW Su-y •-11 27· S•n Anton1'o at 1~ Saturday, April 26: Philadelphia at ..1aa1: C8s9el from RDlDCI Rode (P!CI..:,. · · (Harang 1--21 at s an ~· 8 . 'rexas 2 w·~-day, ••onto Phoen' • ..,.. · C.tnctnnatt IJI:Iuun t:n.~....... .•·n·l .,. . 23·. Best~ ....,, 96, I"W 3 Morrtroal, 7 p,m.. Dooignated INF Tomas f'!erez b'...,.. .. Franciseo:(Sanchel1 -1), 1D:15p.m. L.A.Angels7.Boston5 n , Boston)eadsseries2..() rx. :30p.m. Monday, Apnl 28: MontrB$1 at 1 ment C91orado (Jimenez 1-2) at L.A. Dodgers Oakland 11, Minnesota 2 , Saturday, April 26: Boston at Atlanta, 8 Tuesda~. April 29: Phoenix. at San Philadetphia. 7 p.m. NEW YORK METS Desigo 1 OF {Kuroda Pt:mday, April 28: Boston at Atlanta, 8 Antonio at ~edneSC!ay , April 30: Montreal at Brady · an 1oJ assiglwtalt. Pued • Philadelphia. 7 p.m. . the <X>ntr!ld 01 G.-.o ·"'"" . Atlanta at N.Y. Met&. 1:10p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Toronto 3 I p.m Phsoen.,.~.·~~." """""" Ph'Yoen· at s n 3 8 Saturda~ May 3: Philadelphia at New Qrtaan$ (PCL) Ch'ICBgo ~~··~7 Nvva~·-6 Wednesday. A~ii30 : Atlantalit .Boston . I AntoniO. u~u TBA, IJ, - If neoessa~ IX Ho uS1on a1 St.· Lou~ •, 110 : p;m . nnuo:o ......,.. ' . . ·~ 1BA, if~ Montreal. 7 p.m., n nooessa"{ . , WASHINGTON NA~ Arizona at 5an [Diego, 3:55p.m . Baltimore B. Seattte 7 ·Y Sunday May 4: a1 Phlladelplua, 1· LHP Ray King to Colu-.. (Ill. Florida at Milwoulole, 7:05 p.m. FricloJ'o ·Friday, May 2: llost!m a1 Aflanta, TBA. fl 7 p.m.. Wnooessary . PurchoMd lila contJact or L.HP !tzt • 1!1, " " " Phila~la at Ptltlbutgh, 7:05p.m. . L.A. Angels (Santana 3-0) at Oetrott necessary Sa1urday. April19: Utah 93, HousiDn B2 Tuesday May 6: Philadelphia at O'Conncx from Columbus Chicago Cubs -al-gmn. 7:10 p.m. iRobertson 0-2), 7:05 p.m. Sundaf, May 4: Atlanta at Boston, TBA, Mondaf, April21 : Lilah 90, Houston 114 ~ N.Y. Yankee& (Pettine 3-1) at CltMmlnd if necessary - Thursdliy, April 24: Houston 94, Utah 92, Montreal, 7 p.m., if oeoessary Cincinnati at 'San Franciloo, 9:0S p.m. I , Ill Co<orado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 11¥0 0-2), 7:05p.m. . Pfl ' ;4; n. N.Y ""W Utah 2-1 7 pit ys. f'M'-Mt·• ~ - PHILADELPHIA 78ERS-Annouriced Bomoo (Walrslield 2-0) at'Ta~ Bay Fri!lay, April 25: N.Y. Rangers 1 Sunday, April 20: Philadelphia 90. Saturday, April 26: a1 Utah, TOQM S,..IE.,i (Garza().()), 7:10p.m. · •• . lhe l..arTy Brown, Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Detroit 86, 10:90 p.m. vice prasideiil. · ~t.E'OI• . Minne9018 (Blackburn 1-1) at TeliBS Sunday. April 27: N.V. Rangers at Tuesday, April 29: Utah at .Houston. 9:30 Wednesday, April 23 ~ Detroit 105 , BATIING----C.Jor.o, - · .-442: Utley, (Millwood 1-2), 8:05 p.m . . Pi11sburgh, 2 p.m T IIIIF X ....... Phlhidelphla, .385: Fun:al, Los Angeles, Toronto (Burneft 2-1) a1 -sas City Philadetphia 88, SOfies 1ied 1-1 p~ u-. ·2 . 1 Ulah · TBA if Tuesday, April 29: - . g i l a1 N.Y. Friday, Apri125: Detroit a1 Philadelphia, 7 1 ~;;--' . a ' ' 379: Pujols, St. H.ouio, /077: CJackson, ( G - :HI), 8:10p.m . ' DENVER BRONCOS---kquinlcl DT Rangen;,, 7 p.m. Bal1imonl (Bumrs 2· 1) al Chicago White Arizono, .368: Ol.oe, Chicago, .362: Thunrday, May 1: Pinoburgh at N.V. Dewayne Robeol&oll 1rom ... - P;"unday, April27: Detroit al Phl-lphia, I Sunday, May a : Utah al Houslcfl, lllA, • Upton, Arizona, .361 . S...(Buehrle 1-2), ·a: II p:m. -CNonn _ ., Jet& " ' a 2009_ " " _ plok. 7 p.m. , nocessary . Rangers, 7 p.i'n. '. ...... . .. PlloBASDAU • Th~ Daily SCOREBOARD . :: • Friday, April 2.5, 2oo8 @I SIU·EDWARDSVILLE-Named Amanda levens women's buklitblll coach. mans- lJA8--€xiOnded the . -cooct1, DIMs, through lhe2012-131!11119110. _.,.G-. two-. . "' - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH l;g wJ to terms wi1h mons-kalbaH coach, on a CCII'1tiW:t Ml&il6lM lhrough the 2013-14 ....... �.. Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel .' ) • www,mydailysentinel.com .~~~ PageB3 Friay, Apri125, 2008 .. .. . c.nnr- Mi- .. .If yau " -·• questti1n If •~•ninMt, Wllte: NASCAR This Week, C/o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 Sj IIICip Nallanaide •llliaa: Aaron's 499 ·• - = Talladega (Ala.) Superspeedway (2.6&miles), 188 laps/500.08 miles. · S'unday, April27 . 1•a.t ~ .....: Jeff Gor· ~ don, Chevrolet. •Q IIJIC--.:Bill Elliott. · Ford, 212.809 mph, April 30, . 1987. ' • • " - NICIIII: Marl< Martin, Ford, 188:354 mph, May 10. •-= u ....a ........ lU. '2:311 ~ .• Slllunllr . ........ 1)~250. 5:Jilp.m••~ 1J197 •a.t,_: Sopletimes the 'J. is jill another~ .. •TalE tortoise beats the hares. The winner of the.Subway l'resh Fn 500, though, was art unlike~ tortoise. Jimmie Johnson won the past two Cup championships: lllst year he won 10 races. The latest, at Phoeni• International Raceway, he won wnh ·oool strategic acumen. not relentless speed . Johnson's clever creoo chief, Chad Knaus, kept his options open as all .the other contendersMarl< Martin, Dale Earnhardt Jr., Denny Hamlin and Carl Eelwards- pitted. Then, wM Johnson left way out front, Knaus instructed his dri..,r1o slow down and conserve fuel. H was the first victory of the season for both Johnson and his team, Hendrick Motor· sports. Second-place Clint Bowyer was also aple to complete the race wrthout making a pn stop in the final laps. second. the Kroger '250. -.his.mosl- -· .......... ;penali21K1100 !IO!nts~ hi& LIS \/ellS ¥iCIDIY. he OOIOUkl now be ·sec:und to J!jff a..:tun in the ~Cup paint stlndiiCB. ln511!1(1, 'he now tanks ninth. • 'SurB!ymscAR Is eoifC to adjust Its policies in ' 1he wake ·of Aaron Flke's lldmls'Sion that 'he had COJnpatecl in .'the Craftsman 1l'ucl< 'Series lifter using hemin on race momifC. dr'*'"'"- l'lke's.remarl<s.clearty gave 1T10St dfivers a wa~<e-up call. ·Most of them are publicly calling for .an upgrade to NASCAR's ilased on •suspicion~ .policy. F a, Courtesy Darlington 'Ra:ew&J . • Busch is third in 'N811onwide points and second In ~Cup • lJOints. He Is starting•toiledle-8 · btt about giving the Nationwide . ' ·championship a .shot He~~ on runnirC every raoe. •· lll'!lf111!1lag]llli!Ji!!;'llnllld~ 7 ... .l lllldlt.llll 1> What can now .be said of Busch, who just won at the 1\ir ·' Pearson,. Oa~in.gton's greatest driver, shows EdWards how it's done ' . ..*-' -DIIe&ll'l" . hlrdl Jr. ·811'liiii'S Tallade COIIfidelll and ,pined to end his winless .. - _ ... His Jell Gonion, · -. wontiOtfi . _ . . . , .. . . llilt~ ...._....,...,.. -"lt ' . -llllly-.lflot..lltlilllllt1'or :11J111i, ln1Mt1111CNC'fio. illl. ... ~IIU:a'fiOO --~ II M _ . _ , lalitin 1he • .. lilllll.-i IJijlnlllQPG ' ~ driver's glory days, handled aU the restoration necessary to put No. 21 NASCAR 'Fhis Week back on the 1.366-mile, egg-sbaped No one wouldturu down a chance to track that has been hosting races turn some IBps at DarJington Raceway since 1950. with David Pearson. Pearson and Edwards executed a - Old met ·new at Darlington last choreographed, side"by-side-finish, week, where Pearson, who won lOS .with the old timer-edging the young races in what is now called the Sprint gun by a nose. Cup Series met Edwards, the biggest Though he hasn't won there yet, Ed· winner of the current season with wards said: "Darlington is definitely three victOries. . my favorite track. A win at Darlington . With Pearson strapped into his No. would be so cool because of all the bi.s~2l Wooil Brotllers-Mercury, circa ll!l'Y at this ti'IICk. . 4911, 'and.Edw811ds iD .hia .No. 99 Clar· ... "T.his is a driveF's raee track, and · itin FoMI; the two tooli: to the track. A you have to be on top of your game to record 10 of Pearson's victories took run well here, not to mention win." · place at Darlington, the·only ·track in Pearson, looking fit at age 73, joked Pearson's native South Carolina still it was great "to get my lth win·here." hosting major NASCAR races.... "I've been looking forward to this Leonard Wood, who turned the day for a long time·," he added, "and wrenches on Pearson's ~rs during the I'm honored to have been invited to . this event" Tboulh Pearson, from Spartanburg, S1C., nliks second all-time to Richard Petty in career victories, he's considered by some to be the greatest driver in NASCAR history. ThoU«b he rarely competed in every race during his ca· reer- in those days, many teams concimtrated on the major races- Pearson won championships in 1966, '68 and '69. In the latter two years alone, he had 27 victories and 30 runner-up finishes. At 28, Edwards, who is from Columbia, Mo.; has ~Y Willi to times and finished third in the (then) Nelle! Cup standings in 2005. l'le is also the reigning champion of what is.now the Nationwide Series. Read more from Monte Dutton at www.mdutton@gazette.com • The Da~ly- Sentinel .. 1'1.1 Court St. Pomeroy, OH . • . ' • _.(740) I z Balttrnom. l Ana- <-> - I ;=.,.,!-_..r J ·"S _,., 1 .-·1'-t. g::::= ~: ~= ~ ~: ~d= A~h~~~~.:.~~n leads- -"""'PI¥",_, ,_.. ~-d-l') WESCUIII COil UUJCE FIIST ROUiiD EASTERN CClut CLNC..E McHmwt4.S tpuJ April 10: Montreal4, Boston 1 April 12: Montreal 3, Boston 2 . OT April 13: Boston 2, Montreal 1, OT April 15: Montreal 1. BoSiof'l o l\ilril17: Boston 5, Montreal1 · April 19: Boston 5, - 1 4 April 21 : Montreal 5, Boston 0 IH!te!Jm or 4 Q April 9: Pllt&burgh 4, Otlawa o ~1 _11: f'!ltsburvl! 5, Otla~ 3~11Pn114: 11iiiiburgh 4, Ottawa 1 April 16: Plttoburgh 3, onawa 1 1 ' ' + p.m.,.Hnooessary - -. Wednesday, May 7: CCijjfiilo TBD. if necessary at Delroll, p.m. Tuesday, April 29: San Jose a1 Dallas, 7 : ~p. m . Wednesday, April 30: San Joss at Dallas, 9 p.m. ~-.: . ..-... ... --- . ..-uM.IIIed •, • ·-............. I 7 p MIAMI DOLPHINS--Waived 08 ~ Bramiol, lB Marcello Chun:tl, S TUft Harris, CB Jererne Perry, WR Kerry Reed , lB Marl< Washington, WA . Chandler Williams and S c.meron NEW VORl< JETS--Waivod RB IO.Mn 7 IF 7 I Ell ••• ·a II 3J th,...yearc:ontract_..lllion, -- · OBERLIN-Named .-... Kany MJmen's tat tball ooam. p.m. Sunday, April 27: Dallas at San Jose, 9 ,A pril19: Washington 3, ~lladelphia 2 April21 : Washington • . PhHadalphia 2, April22: PNiadelphia 3, 'NU •tgb 1 2, OT -of-- petmtt n. C A Banks, DB Manny COllins, LB Jen'y Thu-y, April24: Delroil4, Colorado a, Macioay and WR~,smEitt Detroit leads series 1-o ~· Saturdajl, April 26: Colorado at Delroll, 3 f I II "' Hocilor ' p.m. ·LOS ANGELES KINGS flgi88CI 1D Tuesday. April 29: Detroit at Colorado, ' torm& wllh F BLII Hoi~ on a . . . . 10 p.m. · year oontracl. Thursday, M.. 1: Detroit a1 Colorado, 10 TAMPII BAV LIGHTliiiNG--Signod F p.m. Paul Szczuchura to a two-yuar cuntu.i Saturday, May 3: Cotoracto at Oelmit, 1 _ 0C1U..EGE , p.m .. II neoessa'Y NEW MEXICO S1J0.1l0--Signocl o.in Monday, May 5: Detroit at Colorado, 10 Speooe, women's baal lball coadl, m a 1111 7 HOLZER CLINIC <.:.' Pitts!lurgh, 2 p.m .. •""' - Jolt ya. Ddl!l Friday, April 25: Dallas 8t San Jose. 10 u- 'Aflltmll'lllllfllpllaimelll.,_. Melli 6 Cu pal'lll'l.. ' l'or AI flllh II of VellloiM ' HOCKEY Sunday, May 4 : N.V. Rangers at a:y Monday. May 5: Pittsburgh a1 N.Y. Rangers, 7 p .m., if necessary Wodneod... May 7: N.Y. Rangers a1 Pittsburgh, TBD, II """"""""~ n-- .-KU .. The Sprint Fan llote detenmines : , one starting spot in the Sprint AI~ , Star Raoe at Lowe's Motor s~ . on May 17. 1Jotif1! closes at 7 p.m ... : on that date. Votes placed on Sprirtl; ' ·phones will oolrt twice. To vote; ei- · : !her (a.) teJ<I "NASCAR" to 7777 on ;. . a Sprint phone and follow directions!:. (b.) go to a participati~ Sprint stoni-• or (c.) vote traokslde at the Sprint EJ!:: perienoe. The eligible drivers are A$ · Allmendinger, John AndretiJ, Stanloft· i . Barrett, Johnny Benson , Dave Blanlili.: Word Burton, Patlick Carpentier, Bill ' · · Elliott, Dario Franchitti, David ·: jillliland" Robby Gordon, Jeff G~, :;; , Sam Homi&h Jr.. Kasey Kahne, Travilr: . K\81Pll, Burney Lamai', Clfllq/' j ,.. Sterile« Ma~in, Jere~ N'.ijflleld;<£rlo:, McClure, Paul MenanUoe Ne· ;' mechek, Kyle Petty, David Ragan, : ~·: Tony Raines, David Reutlmanh. Sco!( • · R.,., Rioiw Rudd, Elliott Sadler, ·· : Boris Said, Johnny Sauter, !len , ·:: Schrader, Mike Skinner, Regan , : · , Smith, Reed Sorenson, David ... Stremme, Brian Vickers, Jacques Y¢· leneuve,l'i!nny wallace, Michael wa1<' trip and JJ. Veley. · . •: •.,..,.., n• .,., C•••• a Trlnlmllll~~n~. ( c ........ SF·- ;: ....... 7tu• .... .,~: .Howltldng: 'I'M' llotaroralt Ptrta • '*" ... " -JJr~ \: " 99~2155 .1 : Let's Go Racin!! . 0 :U The great Earnhardt trad~lon di<f. ' n1 begin with Dale and Dale Jr. Ralph Lee Earnhardt (1928-73), Dale's father, spent much of his ca- , ' reer splittif'€·~me betvoeen his race · cars and a Kannapolis, N.C., temle mill. He still won NASCAR's Nationar • Sportsman championship in 1956, :: the same year in Which he finished .;. • second in his first race in what is ·•• · now Sprint Cup. ·Ralph Earnhardt , · never won one. though, and only ..: competed .in 51. Perhaps he was tot; busy pavi~ the way for the Earn- • , har!lts to follow.~-- __ ' . .......--. -~ - - "'T ' ..,MsnteDI!II ...- .. ' win~. Fnlnll,.,_ -LEAGUE 7 ... Till . . • todi~ -Hermanos R~ in 'Mexico City, is obolious: He can . . -rgh. "This isn~ anything new, but tt's fairly uncom- . mon for a driver to admtt he's look- : . irC for 'the big payback.' NASCAR of· , ficials are almost certainly troubled . · 1:1)' Said's remarks." ' · "I'm not going to let lqlhing I RUNS Reynolds, .AriAna. · 20; · Oakland (Eveland 2-1) at Seattfe Tuesda~. April 29: Philadelphia at HRomlraz, Florido, 20; c.Joci<son, (Bati51a 2-2), 10: 10~.m . Detro~. 7:30p.m. Arizona, 20;Weekl, a. 'llUIISe , 20; Uley, - ~ Gemft Thursday, 1,1.. 1: Detroit al Phlladelpilia. Phildllphia, 20; llel1anan, Houston, 20; L.A. Angels a1 Detroit, 3:55p.m . TBA, If neoessary ArRarMez. Chicago, 20; Ol.oe, Chicago, N.V. 'rlt.-s a1 C -. 3:55p.m. Saturday, May 3: Philadelphia at Detroit. 20. BaHimore at Ch"'- While So>c, 7:05 lBA. if necessary RB~. ,.lladalphla, 25; Utley. p.m. Ph~rio. 21: ,_,., 20: Bos1on at Tampa Bay. 7:10p.m. Berkman, Houston, 20; CJones, Atlanta, Toronto at Kansas City, 7:10p.m. CJrllnOq •Tomntp 20; Reynolds, Arizona, 19: CJaokson, Minnesota at Texas. 8:05p.m. · Sunday, April 20: 0Jiando 114. Toronto ~rlzona; 19: DWrlgf11, Now York, 19: Oal<lond a1 SaaHie, 9 :10p.m. 100 Tuesday, April 22: Orlando 104, Toronto Tfliad.l, Houston, 19. · HIT~oneo, Atlanta , 38: Utley, lDOAY'S -.a LEADERS 103 Th.rrsday, April24 : Toronto 108, Orlando Philadolpllla, 35: Dlee, Chicago, 34; BATTING-MRamifez, Bo!ii1on, .356; 94, Or18ncto leads series 2-1 Furcal, Los Angeles, 33; CGuzman, Woohil1g1on, 31 : Tejada, Hou&ton, 31 : Podruia, Boston, .351 ; -~ . Boston, Saturday. April 28: Orlando at Toronto, 3 Uplon, Arizona. 30: Mclou1il, Pi1tsburgh. :345: CG..-, Detroit. .338: Figgins, l.o& p.m. 30; HRIImkez, Florida, 30; Atkins, AngM&, .337; Renteria, Qelroit, .337; Monday, April 28: Toronto at Or1ando, Co«ndo, BO. Bndey, TIIUIS, .329. _ TBA DOUBL£5----Giauo, St. Louio. 11 : RUNS-£11&bur)', Boston, 20: Crawford, Thursday, May 1: Orlando .at. Toronto, Mclouth, ~. 10: DWrighl, New Tampa Baf, 20: l~zuki, Saottle, 18; 1 TBA, ~ nece.sa'Y c . ~ 10: JGa.!tillo; San f-renci&00 1 Q; Quentin; Ghioago, 17, Damon, New 'Ybrft, Saturday, May 3. Toronto Ill OrlanM", Utley, Phlllldolphia, 9: Rowand , San 17. TBA, K""""'""' Y Raociaoo, 9; Byrnes, Arizona, 9; Furcal, ABI-Hamllton , Texas, 21 ; Crede, los AngMes. 9; BMkman, Houston, 9 Chicago, 21 : . Ortiz. Boston. 20; Cfenllnd n . Wullhellhr TRIPLES C.IDion, Arizona, 3. MFiamirez, Boston. 20: EBiown, Oaldand, Saturday, Aprf! 19: Cleveland 93, HOME AUNS--Otley, Philadelphia, .10; . 19; Ibanez, SeaHie, 19; MiCabrera , Washington B6 Bumll, ft........,.~, 8; Jacobs, ~· 1, Detrol1, 18; Blake, Cleveland, 18; Monday, April 21 : Cleveland 116, 7: HRonnz, Flcri:ia, 7: Dlee; C-go. Moll!.,... Jr.. Lo& Angekls , 18: Thome. Wa-gton 86 _.....,7; ~. Atlanta, 7. · Chicago, 18. Thursda~. April 24: Washington 108, 1 Slt>lEN BASES-Bourn, Houston, 13: HITS-P9droia, Boston, 34: Renteria, Oeveland 72, Cleveland leads series 2- 1 HRamiraz., Florida, 8; TIMHBS, Colorado, , Detroit, 31: MRamirez. Boston, 31 : Sunday. April 27: Qeveland at 6 ; Furc.l, Los Angeles, 6; Lcastllo, New i Figgins, Los Angeles, 30; Youkilis, I _Washington, 1 p.m. year. •i~Mte ·Busctt has already ·done tt·this year and has won ~)(armed 5: I -....,_1111_: three ·straiflhl in the 'Nationwide. . .Series. .., 1 MUCAR filii 11111111'11 . . . • t.!l's .see. Only tlwee drivers have~r won in all three 'of NASCAR·'s riii!Jortouring series (Sprint Cup, NationWide and Cra!tsmao.;rruc~<) in the same .. •.z 7 v . II' 5 II Ambrose's second-place finish in: Mexico City's Nationwide Series , showcase occurred at Said's ex- . · pense, and Said was upset at being · ·run over" from behind 1:1)' Ambrose's Foro. "I don1 get . ·mad," he said, "but·· I'll get even. I went to (Ambrose's) crew .: and apologized 1or ., the car ~'s going to.' · oost them." The · $Iiiii message was . clear: Said l)lans · retribution. Ambrose apologized and insisted he didn~ mean to do n. lac . . . . ! 110:30 1-2~;m0... n." • :lfCarl Edloardslhadn~Uien team a car 1atet on.• 7 -·-> ""'" YESTERDAY AND TODAY • tt will be interesting to ·see W " NASCNital<es disciplinary ao-· lion against Boris Sald.for sayirC. basical~: "I don't get mad; I get even" after his Mexico City ,till with Marcos Ambrose. Said,. uh, said that being 'lllll ave!"" by Ambrose is toi~ "to cost his 1. I .more-1hani£anohaldl11r.:at TIIIIIIEirl&. 'One 1Sihls1elmmlle. :Jell-Gonion. fhe ,ofher IIIJS'ilis • ,, J ( •On!rtwo~balle-. , I .. I I r.s I :t:::=.: · o.r- 5 'till l~furtillebm­ hlrdl Jr••MillO pie '7() ,. -·and llmo:iatibi!P,.,...; !Iiiii. Po-. - I I I •"-= Aaron's 312 .....:<O'!leilly Auto Parts • .....,: Talladega (Ala.1Su- .250 ~ (2 .66 miles), . • - = Kansas Speedway, 1171aps/ 31122 miles Kansas City, Kan. (1.5 • .....,: Saturday, April26. miles), 1671aps/ 250.5 •Let _ .. - = Bobby miles ·Labonte, .Chevrolet. . • ...,., Salulllay, April26 . •'II :clllj~C-= Joe111e- . -.... , . . . . - . Eril< mechek. Chevrolet, Darnell, liard. . 193.517 mph, April 24, •'II WJioC..-: Bill 1997 Lester, Toyota,173.B33 •R.eiiiCOid: Mark Marmph, July 1, 2005. tin, Ford. 168.937 mph, •Rice IIICOIIII: Rioiw Her> April 26, 1997. drlok, Chevrolet, 125.094 •J.at -=Kyle Busch, in mph. July 7.,2001. · a Toyota, made it three vic· •~at·,_: Dennis Setzer, torles in a row with his win in a Dodge, won lor.the third in Mexico City. Marcos Amtime 'at Martinsville Speecl~Yin his, career, caPturing I l _,I'IICII ·c.c. ., . . brose was a career-best Sentinel . 'l'ori\, 6; Theriot, Cllicagci. 5: Holliday, , Bostnn, 29: c.-bid. Tllfi'IINI Bay. 29: Wedneoday. April :10 1washtngton· at 1 f'ridor, ....., 2: ~ • Son 10 ~. 5, · IMiwaiMe, 5, P...,., lbonez, Saaltlo, 28. _ C-...:1. TBA j •tn .... 1 r 1 p.m .. •• ~ l.aoAngolas, 5. DOUBLES H: FTidoy, ....,2~oiWa&hinglon, April 9: N.Y."'"-'> 4 ,Jor>o, 1 Sundolr. IAoJ • : Son - - .. , f'S .......... PITCtiiNG (3 Dooiliono)-Webb. DaMurphy, T..... 10: Soalt, Baltimore, 9: TBA, w... '")' • "Pril11 : N.Y. RIIngers2 . . . . .Jer91¥1 l p.m ., flr+ !t &ltOiol I 1 l\plt 13:- Jonrev • .N.Y. RorQan; :1, OT T.-y. ....., ti: ~ • Son · 10 A~, 5-0, 1.000, ~-31 ; .l.lncociJm ,_ Son CGuillen, Detmlt, B: JGuillon, Kansas Sunday. "-Y at WL PdGB Ft-..,.aco, 4~. 1.1100, 123: Owings, Cfty, 8: MRam111!Z, Boston, 8. ~ - TBA, • -.pril 16: N.V. RwiQ&iS 5, ,._. JI!KIIIf 3 p.m., II 1 J ' 13 9 .591IO.rizOi\a, 4-0, 1.1100. 2 .~ : Volquez. TRIPLES---OBartDn, 0-n<l. 2; Aprl18: N.Y. Rangon; 5, Jeroey 3 C~nali, Ht, 1.000, 1.21 ; Olsen, ~· Boston, 2; Ellis. Oaldand, 2 ; m i L.. -11 10 .524 1), 1'IJiladotphio 12 11 .522 H &WICUJO: U w:::t: Florida, 3-0. 1.000. 2:80; Pelwy. San tSuzuki , Seatle,2; Jalef, NIMltft, 2 . A • g ,,...,.,_. , A- · 11 1.1 .500 2 • ?' Diego, 3-0, 1.1100, 2 .00: Sheets, HC*E RUN5--4<olchman, Los Sunday, April 20: L.A . .__,. 128. • Washinglm 7 16 ,3(M 6~ nwu , a• SliPO* · :HI, 1 .1111, .96: Deqlster. AngOies , B; CPona, Ta01>0 Baj, 6 ; Crede, 114 Apr< tO: Oolmit 3 , - - 1 Chicago, 3-0. 1.1100, 3.00. I Clricag:l. 6: MRoomaz. Bostnn, s: Thome, Wslnesdroy, April 23: LA l.alo8r. )22, April 12: llulroil4, 2 Ill olc&st._. •• W L Pet GB April 14:5, Delroll3 STRIKEOUTs-l..inoecum, San Chicago, 6 . 'DarMir 107, LA. LBkers lead aeries 2~ QOSTON RED SOl<~ 1ioo Chicago 15 7 .682 Aprll16: Nast!!lllle 3, [leOrojt 2 . fnl.-:o, 36: Bilingsley, Los Angeles, SlOLEN BASE5-CaGomez. Sal..-daf, Apri 26: L.A. Lal<ers a1 OOf"'blld: d FliP ....._., '5 &II *'-' St. l.oui& 14 9 .009 April18' Delroll2, Noshville 1. OT I 32; JSantana, New Yoftf., 32; Cueto, Mtnnesota, 9; Ellsbury, Boston, 8: Cler"Mer, 5:90p.m. ' 13 9 .591 2 Porttand (EL). Optionod ar.lg I cronnatl, 31 ; Walenqer, St. Lot.ris, 31 ; BRoberts, 9altimore, B; Gathright, Monday, Aprtf 28: L.A. lAksrs at Oonwtr, April 20: Datrnit 3, N -0 ~ 11 12 .478 .. - 1 0 - ( L ). Smottz., Ataanta, 31 ; Hamels, Kansas City, 7; Ftggins, los Angeles, 7: p.m. Sin p 4,.C , M! Pittsburgh 9 13 .-109 6 Cl£VEIAND JND~ 10 l't1iladelptlia 30. CTawtonl, T..,..,. Baj, 7: Kinsler, Torcas. 6: V-10sdroy, April :Ill: o.r- a1 L.A. Cincinnati 9 14 .391 6\, Aprll9: catgary 3, San Joae 2 terms with LHP Jooon -an a SAVE5-Isringhausen, St. Louis, 8; Sizemore, CleYetand_ , 6. , Lakar&, TBA. f'/ naoessary - I _,.,.., minof IMgue COI"frac::: and a wd ·f*n . BWIIoon, San Francisco, 7: Capps, PITCHING (3 Decisions)-tllatsu.tolca. Friday, May 2: L.~ . ~ .al Dormr. April 10: San Jose 2. Calgary 0 . . - ( I L). April 13: Calga"{ 4, Son Jose 3 WL PctGB ~· 6; Lf011. Arizooa. 6; GaiJOO. · 4-<l, 1.000, 3.14: Saunders, los TBA, . necessllf}' MII!INES01ll lWIN~ Of' Arizona :16 6 :rn April15 : San Jose 3, cmg.y 2 M1lwaul<eo, B: Udge, Philadelphia. AngOies, 4-0, 1.1111. 2.55; Wong , NeW ! Sunday, May 4 : DerNer at LA ....-. • ~ 10 12 .455 6 . At>ri! 17: San Jose • . Calgary 3 Corpas. ColooaOO. 4 , KWood . Chicago. 4. """· 4-0, 1.000, 3.9<: Ct.ee. ~nd . TBA, fl ner:esoary • ' Cuddjo8r """' 1ho 15-cii!J Ill. s.Fldl........., 10 13 .435 6'h April 20: Galga"f 2, Son Jose 0 BWagntlf, Now 'Ibn<, 4; ,_.on, San 4-<l, 1.000, 2 8: ESantana. los Angeles, Optioned Of Donanl Spon 1D Los Angeles 9 13 .-109 7 April22 : San Jose 5, Calgarf 3 Diego, 4. 3-0, 1.000, 2.67: G -. Kansas City, 3. l!!iwO!IIInl !Ill. p ' I (ll). OAKLAND ATH~ '10 . Srrn Diogo 9 14 .391 7'!. I 0, 1 .~: 1.2-1: Silw, ~· 3-0, Hill. Saturda~. April 19: New Orieans 104. ..-,.,,.,, 2 - . . with DH ·an a.,... 1 A::u•k:a• ....,._ 2 .83; LiHernandez. M.mnesata, 3-0. 1 Dallas 92 . I year cont.ct. A..:1 OF T,_. Bl.dt on April 9 : Cob1ldo 3, Minnesota 2. OT HouSIOn ~ . Cincin..:~ I ~1.000, 3.~.... _ TUI!!Iday, Apnl 22: New Or1eans 127, Aprf 11 : Minnesota 3 , Colorado 2. OT 1ho ts.dof 01.. , _ t> Apt Ia. Phlladolphia 3 _- W l Pel GB STRIKEu.,..,....Hernandez.. 5ellttle. i DoMas 103, New Orleans lead5 series 2April 14: Minnesota 3, Colorado 2. OT 1 TI .. OE!Iod 3B Eric ChiMrz inJm h Ill1o .· COiorado•,~cms2 ~~ :~~ ~ ~~..:._-!Vazque~. ~=·, Bostoo, 30. Clee: 1 Apri115: Coknoo s, Minneso1a , to 1ho 60-Gooy DL. --,.., ~and. 29. Ma 28, Fririav. April 25: New Orleans at Dallas, St. louis 6, Pittsburgh 2 . · .,_IIAVRAV~C­ April17: Colorado 3, 2 New~ 12 11 .522 2 ~ Sabathia, Ckweland , 25; Halladay, 8 p. m . April19: Colorado 3, Minnesota 2 Difelloe and !IHP Caloin II 7 I A11anbo 7 , Florida 4 Ta,..,. Bay 11 11 .500 3 Toronto. 25: McGowan. Toronto. 23. Sunco!)', Apri27: New0r1eans at oa11... deared waNerl and ...., ........ Wash0nglon10,N.Y. Mols5 Toronto 10 13 .435 4l. SAVE5-fRodriguez, los Angeles, 9: 9:30p.m. ! l e l a 4,An1fWm ' -1D~m(IL) . _C_ San Fuw.SSW 1, San Diego D Centnill Dfvteion Papelbon, ~ · 8; Shenill, Tuesda~. April 29: Dallas at New April 10: Dalas • . Analleim o -..,from 1~ Dl. Arizona ti, L.A. Dodgers • W L Pet GB 8: Nathan. M01nesota. 7: ~- Oakland , Or1eans, TBA, o neoessa'Y April12: Dala& 5. 2 I TEX.AS Ri\.Nocl IS R Pal! . . . Fridly'o Cllicago 12 9 .571 6 ; Jenl<$, Chica!J>, 6; MRM!ro, New Yor1t. Thursday, Maf 1: Now Orleans at Dalas, April15: 4, Dallas 2 Phlladolphia (Eaton 0.0) al ~ C-.nd 10 12 .455 2 l. B. · 1 TBA. o neoessa'Y . ScD1t tram Friac:o April H : DalLas 3, Anaheim 1 RHP t<azw Fukl.mJri hem 01 , lu&a (Duke Q-1), 7:05p.m. Mln1189018 10 · 12 .455 2\ , Saturday, May 3: Dallas at New' OOeans, April18: Anaheim 5, DaHas 2 !PCL). Ploood LHP Kaoon on Allanta ·(Junjens 2-21 a1 N.Y. Mets Delroil 10 13 .435 3 PRO BASKE'IBALL .I TBA. • neoessa'Y April 20: Dallas 4, Anaheim ~ (Pol1ray 2~) . 7:10p.m . Kansas City 9 13 .409 3), tne 1s-daf DL Optioned l..iltleton to Otdaluta. Chicago Cubs (Dempster 3--0) at Wetlt Otviilorl "'-m.}-~I!J!!'~~,.~~~ •" l ·COl 'E ICE SB 6!1*15 ~hington (Perez 1)-3), 7:35p.m. w l Pet .GB ~e lib.. A a.tion ~ ya. 4091I_!IIID"!' . _ 19 117 .. Florida (Olsen 3-0) at 'Mitwllukee los Angetes · 14 9 .609 fllllraft Gt.nce Sal:urday, April · : San Antonio 1B "'l') COLORADO ROCKIES 'rq:*Bd G II roo FlRST ROUND l'tloenix 115 . . EASTERN 001$ SLICE RHP Sean Smith 1rom ~ • . . ~ aa D-0), 8:05p.m. , Dateland 14 9 .809 (-o<J!-7) I. Tuesday, ~ 22: S!n Antomo 102, .............. 1' , ... -10bo-intheDoc.8 - b ' Houston (Chacon G-O) at St. touis SeatHe · 11 12 .478 3 EASTERNCCIJJSEJCE Phoonix96, SanAntonio&dsseries2..() Th1119day, April 24: Montreol • . · 1NF Jamay CarTOII ·goad 10 (Looper 3-1 ), a:15 p.m . ~ . 7 16 .304 ,7 Friday ·~ 25- San ·~ ~ ~-~PhiladeiCJhla 3, OT, Montreal leads sories Co1orw10 Spring& (PCL). luizuna (Johnson 0-1) al San Diogo • 8 !VW• ">''" ·' ~~~··n~ ' IWolt 2 ") 1005 ..,......_.__ o,,.;_,, ._. 20: Boston 104, Aftanta 81 t0:31l p.m. HOUSlllN ~­ ~ • : p.m. ..__ IW Su-y •-11 27· S•n Anton1'o at 1~ Saturday, April 26: Philadelphia at ..1aa1: C8s9el from RDlDCI Rode (P!CI..:,. · · (Harang 1--21 at s an ~· 8 . 'rexas 2 w·~-day, ••onto Phoen' • ..,.. · C.tnctnnatt IJI:Iuun t:n.~....... .•·n·l .,. . 23·. Best~ ....,, 96, I"W 3 Morrtroal, 7 p,m.. Dooignated INF Tomas f'!erez b'...,.. .. Franciseo:(Sanchel1 -1), 1D:15p.m. L.A.Angels7.Boston5 n , Boston)eadsseries2..() rx. :30p.m. Monday, Apnl 28: MontrB$1 at 1 ment C91orado (Jimenez 1-2) at L.A. Dodgers Oakland 11, Minnesota 2 , Saturday, April 26: Boston at Atlanta, 8 Tuesda~. April 29: Phoenix. at San Philadetphia. 7 p.m. NEW YORK METS Desigo 1 OF {Kuroda Pt:mday, April 28: Boston at Atlanta, 8 Antonio at ~edneSC!ay , April 30: Montreal at Brady · an 1oJ assiglwtalt. Pued • Philadelphia. 7 p.m. . the <X>ntr!ld 01 G.-.o ·"'"" . Atlanta at N.Y. Met&. 1:10p.m. Tampa Bay 5, Toronto 3 I p.m Phsoen.,.~.·~~." """""" Ph'Yoen· at s n 3 8 Saturda~ May 3: Philadelphia at New Qrtaan$ (PCL) Ch'ICBgo ~~··~7 Nvva~·-6 Wednesday. A~ii30 : Atlantalit .Boston . I AntoniO. u~u TBA, IJ, - If neoessa~ IX Ho uS1on a1 St.· Lou~ •, 110 : p;m . nnuo:o ......,.. ' . . ·~ 1BA, if~ Montreal. 7 p.m., n nooessa"{ . , WASHINGTON NA~ Arizona at 5an [Diego, 3:55p.m . Baltimore B. Seattte 7 ·Y Sunday May 4: a1 Phlladelplua, 1· LHP Ray King to Colu-.. (Ill. Florida at Milwoulole, 7:05 p.m. FricloJ'o ·Friday, May 2: llost!m a1 Aflanta, TBA. fl 7 p.m.. Wnooessary . PurchoMd lila contJact or L.HP !tzt • 1!1, " " " Phila~la at Ptltlbutgh, 7:05p.m. . L.A. Angels (Santana 3-0) at Oetrott necessary Sa1urday. April19: Utah 93, HousiDn B2 Tuesday May 6: Philadelphia at O'Conncx from Columbus Chicago Cubs -al-gmn. 7:10 p.m. iRobertson 0-2), 7:05 p.m. Sundaf, May 4: Atlanta at Boston, TBA, Mondaf, April21 : Lilah 90, Houston 114 ~ N.Y. Yankee& (Pettine 3-1) at CltMmlnd if necessary - Thursdliy, April 24: Houston 94, Utah 92, Montreal, 7 p.m., if oeoessary Cincinnati at 'San Franciloo, 9:0S p.m. I , Ill Co<orado at L.A. Dodgers, 10:10 p.m. 11¥0 0-2), 7:05p.m. . Pfl ' ;4; n. N.Y ""W Utah 2-1 7 pit ys. f'M'-Mt·• ~ - PHILADELPHIA 78ERS-Annouriced Bomoo (Walrslield 2-0) at'Ta~ Bay Fri!lay, April 25: N.Y. Rangers 1 Sunday, April 20: Philadelphia 90. Saturday, April 26: a1 Utah, TOQM S,..IE.,i (Garza().()), 7:10p.m. · •• . lhe l..arTy Brown, Pittsburgh, 7 p.m. Detroit 86, 10:90 p.m. vice prasideiil. · ~t.E'OI• . Minne9018 (Blackburn 1-1) at TeliBS Sunday. April 27: N.V. Rangers at Tuesday, April 29: Utah at .Houston. 9:30 Wednesday, April 23 ~ Detroit 105 , BATIING----C.Jor.o, - · .-442: Utley, (Millwood 1-2), 8:05 p.m . . Pi11sburgh, 2 p.m T IIIIF X ....... Phlhidelphla, .385: Fun:al, Los Angeles, Toronto (Burneft 2-1) a1 -sas City Philadetphia 88, SOfies 1ied 1-1 p~ u-. ·2 . 1 Ulah · TBA if Tuesday, April 29: - . g i l a1 N.Y. Friday, Apri125: Detroit a1 Philadelphia, 7 1 ~;;--' . a ' ' 379: Pujols, St. H.ouio, /077: CJackson, ( G - :HI), 8:10p.m . ' DENVER BRONCOS---kquinlcl DT Rangen;,, 7 p.m. Bal1imonl (Bumrs 2· 1) al Chicago White Arizono, .368: Ol.oe, Chicago, .362: Thunrday, May 1: Pinoburgh at N.V. Dewayne Robeol&oll 1rom ... - P;"unday, April27: Detroit al Phl-lphia, I Sunday, May a : Utah al Houslcfl, lllA, • Upton, Arizona, .361 . S...(Buehrle 1-2), ·a: II p:m. -CNonn _ ., Jet& " ' a 2009_ " " _ plok. 7 p.m. , nocessary . Rangers, 7 p.i'n. '. ...... . .. PlloBASDAU • Th~ Daily SCOREBOARD . :: • Friday, April 2.5, 2oo8 @I SIU·EDWARDSVILLE-Named Amanda levens women's buklitblll coach. mans- lJA8--€xiOnded the . -cooct1, DIMs, through lhe2012-131!11119110. _.,.G-. two-. . "' - VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH l;g wJ to terms wi1h mons-kalbaH coach, on a CCII'1tiW:t Ml&il6lM lhrough the 2013-14 ....... �P a 114 • The Daily Seulitid Friday. April~ ..... ' • • •...., , . , . . . . . . «**I • Berkman leads surging . Wmmls get off ropes, dominate CavalieJll08-72 .~ . ·Astros to over Reds 8r Ocvebnd'~ at Ita~ was ~&...~ .a ~riiJunt ~ Sentinel CLASSIFIED ' lead _ro 1-1 in lod 49-33_ balffime, and lhe first-round scnes. 1be Cav.alicrs never dlreat- Game 1 ,, ., had -...... One g.1111C afilc:r SCIIIing .a ened ro make .a game <X -, in James atbl....... a ~ 1· BrJoEIW ~ bin ~· ~ rm ~ : WASHINGTON fr.andtise .,layoff reooro me second half_ On Thursday mP'z • SSOCIAlED I'IRESS Ibis IS like lbat for i..dJron Junes WODl up for witb .a JO-poiot win in Game James finished wilitt _12 Haywood W Z~~~ him. lhe Shot and had lbe hal . 2, I'F Cav.aliers SCit ano'lher ::~on 10-foc- 19 sbootiJ:Ig lllgausbs ,g~ mmJB ~ CINCINNATI Migbt Berkman bit a two-run ...... .,...... cleuJy bv Caron team ~·""" mario: bv . t!be field <and 1-fur-4 ads foc pu~ and bVIIQ!· as well can it Bemoan's . home.- in the firSI i.nnin,g. bis 8~..roo went .be length . lOsing b;"3~ ·~ of from lt!he line. He .also ~Jail in the ~ !~be lklipuk. si)(th , of the season. of lhe j)(IUit for a dunk 1hat victory also SCit .a Wmmls seven reOOunds, lllu:ee~!Sts 6illh an.4 Slxdl scdmtCils_~ Unce Bcri:man hit his Bettman 's t\11()-(1111., IUD· . gave die Washington ·. fr.andrise playoff reoooL · .md funr lnmOvors. He ~ ~:-!but me bi!Siil•~ 18th bomec at ~ soorinjl double ill lbe fifib WI.ZIIds 2 29-point lead_ W3Wington also .WI play laugllM vA1en fans 'Staiikd llres dido I escalate. Thq; American Ball Pad- die made tt5-3. He lmrsinglod That's right. Noront.aoton bost 10 Game 4 011 Sunday, chanting "'Ov~n wbon anwd roamd mB :approvd most by ny visiting playa for his !bird hit of lhe game, the play. James oould- ~ roach Eddie Jordan·~ be was at me lline late m d.'e when James w.as ~od lfm .( - and drove in lhree iuns raising his career ·batting n 't caU it ~Hacli:-'a-Bron.~ players will have dle oonfi- · lihlFd .quaru:r .and w~ so dis- c:lwge _ !Or tnodiing ova: Thursdlly, lell.diog the average at Great American James was beaten on tbe deuce of blowing they tractod llliB1 he nnssed lbe Butller m lhe fu:s1 ~ • Houston Astros 10 !heir fifth to .360. play JIDd be knew it, mucb rum' t destined 10 be forever shot He llried to make ~ fm 1he . one ~ .Issue f<!lt ~~~~-~..~-3 over the CuelogaveupeighthiB lhesamewayhisCieve!;m4 beKed by James and Go . itafew~ndsl:aterWilihan theWinmd>~sAninas,~ '-'&IRMW<IU ~ tbe IOOSI in any of his Cavaliers were beaten Cleveland bail won ·eight •ernphal'lc Olle-banded ftymg stalted fur die ~ _turn; Bedtmao bad a two-fun five st:arts - and five runs soundly by lbe WasblngtOO oonserulive playoff games ·d unk - but me bask! only s1.nce N()vcmbcr ~ mj~ homer and a run-scoring in seven innings. Asked if it WIUMs. 108-71 on ag.ainst lhe Wti.r.aPds, inoJud- served to cunhe lead to 16. ~Is sllqlleldly ~ bcci double off rookie Johnny amounted to .a learning Thursdlly night. ing a first-round sweep a The Wl.Z3l'ds oo doubt fclt m lhe first half. l:fe w~ Cutro (1-2), whose 96 mph experience, be said lhrougb StevMSOO h.ad 19 points, year ago. fuey got tibe calls ~ ~y oft' the_00111t -~ m ~ finlt fastball wasn't enough to a lranslator.- "You'n: right. Buder scored 17 _ highThe Wizards tOOk oontrol argued were lacking m half Wilth ,liD slow the \slros' surging Nen time is going to be !let- lighted by an incredible with a pair ~f 9-0 runs in 1111e games at Oeveland. g~ hone bnnse. w.as . ., olfeose or get the Reds out ter.n layup move in tile first half first half m a remaJbble that were mJll1i;ed by phys1eal and be IS listed as ~~ oftbcirslump. One thing's sure: Next -andtbeW'u.anlssl!ot52 tum of events after play. Jameswasfo~edofien day._Heplayed ~~~. They just ca.o' t stop time be'D be more careful peroent and took tbepiselves aeveland's li6-86 win in by Wasbi.ngmn m tibose soon!llg _two pomls wilb' Bed:mao from hitting wilb Bezbnan. oft' tibe ropes by cutting Game 2 on Monday. They games. and Brendan lhree ass1sts. bomcn in their own )7ml. 1bey whacked the ball "Somebody' s gor to have around pretty good when . lhe most,"' Bc:danan said of lhey needed it,"' Reds manCundiff had ll .t wo-run sin- fm-4 night .at the p1ate. SHS by Omdiff with -~ 1ful-: his distinction. might as ager Dusty Baker said. 1tis gle. the soore 5-'0. added anotlher run in d1e gles, Ashley Robie "1~( weU be me.n SlUff wasn't as sharp, but be . Altbough Trimble l'lated siKth when TayJor w~ Turley had two sin,gles; With Bc:danan playing his · pilched weD enough to Keq> a run on a walk and Cassie .aDd scored wbon Sar.ab Eddy single, and Tayi<JJ± litliii Page Bl familiar role, -the Asll'Os us in the game."' ' ..! • Jewell tri~le, me Tornadoes Eddy 'reached on .an o~mr., two sm&es. .~.. Cassel, caUed up from eKtended their best streak in Jewll had a triple ~ breathed a sigll of relief as tbe score 7- 1. a year. Triple-A to lllllke his first in the game. Lindsey Turley was near petfect tile Sierra Lenigar a si11gle foi . Turley fanned eleven .and Houston badn 't won five stan of season, gave up Buzzard walked, Breanoa rest of the way. Thi'ley walked jl!St one lba.tter white Trimble. · in a row since April 16-10 three runs and · seven biB Taylor si11gled, and SaJah suuck out the next si.K bat- 'giving up just two .hits. Southem hosts Miller on; last season. 1be Aslros have over five-plus innings Eddy was bit by a f)itdl ters. Kat!lyn Walton suffered the Monday. . .: · piled up 41 IUDS during die against a lineup struggling Whitney Wolfe-Riffie drew Soutbem aMocl a single loss with eight strikeOuts, :. five-game swge. Even rigbt- to find its stride. Jose an RBI walk w ~ home run i.n !tie third when Turley one walk, and nine Soulhem s 501 001 0 bander Jack Cassel (1-0) got Valverde pitched a porfoc:t one, l'wtey p<lllllded a two- singled, and Omdiff had an lrits. T HJO 000 D involved, adding a run-soor- ninth for bis thiid save in sa run single, and Stephanie RBI single as part of a 3Southern ·hitters were led WP - Turlo\'; lP -Wallun. ing single for bis first can:oer chances. RBI. The loss oompleted a jaltCueto, a 22-year~ld right- ing 2-5 bomestand for the walk, and then Oay Bolin Wellston .changed pitch- get .abead of libel)lselves. · : bander facing the Astros for Reds, wbo at 9-14 are oil to and Ryan Jeffers reached on ers in an attempt w salvage · . 1 also· wid d:lom Jiust u the first time, learned what their worst swt in five consecutive errors to load the game, but . two passed quickly as yoo b.ave 10 lfor..: every other Cincinnati years. lbey fired general the bases. Jeffers ' at-bat balls oom 1he reiievjll' got . get your losses in Jbase!ha11,' fmmPageBl piteher already knew: No manager Wayne Krivsky on scored a lUll . to put the Unhanlces on d!oo for J.T. you have to forget yom: one causes tbe Reds as lDIICb Wednesday, then lost lbeir. Marauliem's on the !»atd. Evans. who put tile excla- wins, as well, and move ·o n heartache as Bedrnum. De)(t two undei-· replacement it our slogan earlier dris That's. when Bryan mation point on the rome- because there .are still :gocwl The first baseman has Walt Joclretty. week ·ro never, never, ~vor DeLong stepped m the plate back w-ith an RBI sio~le teams -out there, n .he said.: , more careerllomers (42) and Cincinnati has dropped 16 give up. And they dido 't. and, in one swing, got the down left field line and "There .are teams in dri~ RBis (120) against me Reds of its last 13 overall, f.aUing They believed · iii them- Mru:auders t!hink:ing about a same lime kept the le:ague rigl!t there blocking than any other team. Hardly into last plaoe in the NL selves, and !bey stayed up possible win rather than just at Mataudors in mntenlion fur at me door, and we're g~ a series against Cincinnati Central. as a team.n a tie. . anothef 1VC lit!~. to ~ceq plugging .aw.ay .and goes by when he doesn't ~we're a lot bettor than Austin Dunfee earned the With one strike against The game-wumer was build -on 1Jhis."' · : decide a game with a clutcb we 'n: playing,"' said Adam win, striking out seven and him, DeLong belted the ball One -of 1hose sud! ifea~ hit or two. Dunn, batting .209 -after his wallcing none after ooming to rigllt-center field for a Ev~s 1hinl hi~ of the day, wbich led Me1gs. Delong -~ gunning for 1VC suprema{ ' Now Cueto lrnows, too. 0-fm-4 perfonnanoe. on in the fowth. . triple, driving in three bad a double to go With his cy is Nelsonville-Y<d, wbG.: "Since I've been here, be "That's the frosttating part. '"Our pitching_ s~ did . and cutting the Rockets' tnp!~ and also wallced once~ comcs.ro·toMI Friday for .&· . just crushes it here," Astros Everybody talks about bow really well," wd ~ · lead ~o 5-=4 with two oots to Bo~ ana. Un~s ~o makeup contest wi:th the: oulfielder Hunter Penoe . early it is, but it's ·uot -early "They held them close nntil fort. with. fims_ hed With one hit, while MliTlllldcrs. Game tim!: iJt said. "Some places )'ou see anymore. we oould oome back.."' DeLong's stay at thi,l'd Davts had two walks.. . scheduled for 5 p.m. Durifee also got the rally was a brief one thanks -t o With two comeback Wins ~ for (Mcigs_ by reach- Joey Unbankes. who . • the same w.eek.h the . -..-.-- 5 each in the thUd and founb mg on an error wtth one out knocked m the semor wtth a in Marauders have s· own w oo3 002 o s, • innings, only to sttand a in the seventh. Caleb !lavis single on the neKt at-bat and.. what they're capable of. But u ooo ooo .~; 67s oombined three runners. followed Dunfee wtth a evened .the score at 5-all. . Grimm isn'tlet!Jingbis boys WP-Duntoe:LP-C-. Two more would be left oo fromPageBl 't base before the end, giving ' them seven total for the lance from the pitcher's game. . · mouud for the Eagles and Zach Hendrix bad a don• registered four strikeouts ble for Eastern, wbile and eight walks. · 'Pieroe, Ben Booktey, and '• Gordon led off ~ith a . Tyler Hendrix all finished • •• double m the first mmng. with one hit apiece. but two. po'P outs and a ~p for the ~les strikeout--left-two-runners-w1l Wood COUllty fi!Sl Strallded . . Christian, who travels to case to lWOid Eastern got another bit m Tuppers Plains Friday. .a pklk off in the second from Andrew Scheduled slatt time will be Benedum witib oue out, but 5 p.m. the seventh ' inn mg of a Tri- : . a double ~~~!nded the inning. 8e finisbed - I I t: • 4, E I A D \'alley "th '-' " the game. E 000 000 0 DtO WI twQ •uB !Of PH 210 . 001 X •so Conference Tbe Eagles got two bits WP - ~; LP- Piame. Ohio Division : baseball game •inst reS(X?nded in the third and Wellston grabbed their first lead after l'hursday in • ·· a double, a walk, and twoRockspri.,gs. · RBl single.. · . fmmPageBl Metgs won 6- · Tbe Lady Eagles contin5. ued the back-and-fotth by Cleland, Kelsey Holter, tying the score in the f01111h. Eric Kathryn Bland, and ·Ryan Holter's triple led off the · ,~ : Davis all bad bits for the inning. and sbe scored two Lady Eagles, who. lost for · batters later on Bland's t4e ~nd kame in a groull!ler ro second. : . · Holl!:t:'s liit was a tnple in Neither team scored in the the f01111hj and .Bland had fifth, but three 'h its and two the Lady Ellgles' other.extra errors in the si)(th gave base bit on a double ill the Federal Hocking two runs secolld inning. Bland also and the lead for good as bad one of the team's two EaStern went three up, three RBls, with the other ooming down in the top ·o f the sevfrom Cummins. en th . After a scoreless first ~tern returns home innin~. EaStern took a 1-0 Friday for a 5 p.m. makeup lead ·m .the second. Bland game against Alexander. doubled with one out, and two batters later Cummins Fedlrel t I I I • 4., EM11m 2 E 010 100 0 252 singled ~ drive her in. FH 002 002 X 4h The Lady Lancers WP- Hll; LP- Cummins. 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Send 110 R"""'"""ID: Ann: Mike, PO ......, Ta ~ ...... ......- ........................... •70 "- 303 Gall'"'"'ls OH W.' 'ID.._a ·-·-"""" " " '""""'~. • ,_. ' ..... Q W tt •••••••_ ................on •563 Retume• must be • C) -074 ' r · ~ u~-. u-.. \Wei 1 7 GfOup Homo. 7ol0-992 ·5023 Ma~mant: "" 5th a1 4pm. .............. ......, r --=. . . ::................. --b··---... ..... MIN:\' ~::;:;IJO; ~lloAN~=~ call Thrt v..g. o1 Rio Grande is acoop11ng applicelions 1or the position of part time liUI1lf'A8I" mowing help. The J .... .......... ........,.,:!hi .... PQ1f1ion is IPP~ .20 t&n per WBBk. mintmum wage and no benefttB. ' Applications can be plckotl J up -a11he VIWage M~l , ..,,..,._ 0,...,_, ..r~-' · .houRi . • ...... ,_ r-.s of 8:30 AM. ~ unlit 5:00 PM , Monday throu cc~ glt--1"" In tunly'-- ktut fiw years experianoe in the Human Reaouroe fitHd. ~nt ml.llt hiYe :::!:':".,.. :::.& ! W lola. -' Ct..ASSIFIEDS ~- in~ Full P-g " - ) J · _ •.,...., --. , ' ~ el " w',- c~:W~ roqulnld. Muot _ , - ~· Houriy rate ~-- opens onto- I"""""" ~-"' prt- WICY tendng ~~~M 90CIAL ..::.....,.,., '~r GED roQUirad. ~r ~~ poolpool ~..:_~ ~ • H~~'" ~ ~:or N~- . No Fee Unlels We Win! and land· Finished 2 cac ga- ·attaclied 10 house and fin•ahad & hMI&d. 3 car garage UI'\Mt8ched. E• llatol cettdlliort nrac1y to mO¥e in. $255,000.00, Call: {7-40)949-2217 , .! pii=1i~;;;;;;;l $1D.OO, aftertrairing. C81 1· 304-373-1011 _ _ _..:..__ __ ' Wanted: 4 ~ ·29 Serious Peepla 10 Work o Co'l8r8d from home er. UP' 10 S 1•500 ·00 ~.Hornelncome4 U.cam Smoke free environment. Send resumes to: "'~ _......,_ Dally Tribuna P.O Soc .a9 Gallipoli&, ·45s3~ ct.A Bok 100 . Wanted' looat semi truck oH. . dliver. ~ COL & good I;;; San» lS ~ r =· li"'".R"'· 7AO. , ......._!Or an ...........,_ ~·,. 11y home. on 1...-acB mtl w1 tanoed ~ prMacy felloe in 2f.IBRon 2 ""'""·. Gollipolio. thio A. 210050 ba wl tg bonu5 room3 BR& & ~2 hrli ,_ ~!:m~S ·· ·t!~Holzef· roof 8118Ct1edcarport 2 car "" of, gara' ge refinished · herdnear schools on comer · · .. _._. wood flOorS IS ready to Porter Rd & 554. $85,000. ~ ~00:· ~~~:e' ~~ coli lor"""" · LR. Kitchen. has ,_ oak 4Dr. 2 K.. Pool. Ctry New cablnrsts. new Yin.yl flooring. Haven, $139,500 cal l after lg. pantr.y& laundry room 6pm 304,593-8871 Spacious maSier suite w/ awthome L Pt F.P - & private entrance J!~m 3br ba ~0151SF Pnoed to 11 n sou wo Now 1 000. celt (7-40)64S..S751 Ne_w ftoor CCMinngs. pa1m, new heat pump New home. TWMJJ tMK1 '" S7li.OOO 304-593-69711 2BR, 2 balhO. 3 ar:ras more In Gallipolis· Alking Duplex tor Sale 00 Land Cot!fract. 7 oi0-9Q2-5858. $80,000. 7~7029 bat* ~2l ~1'2 R '..;u;· _,ng br :w' sid.tt ,.;,.;, · I " . ' ' ...-. -··-r_;_' I ao.- Hofid!tv 1m ,...._, ..._...to a. .W. jiA · -rienee § I ala~ fiFraplaoolon ·tle . ,_roo~oncoolma . .,... ........ ......,._, ing with individual• with S57Kiy/.- ~ ~:OS ~=.:::;;~:::; pt'I)Vidng resi· dentiallcommunity eklltfain. r I~ ::::...~~: ltou&O wltt1 • bed!Wil&, living room, din: wv In administering • .........,. -~ a1 II C... , ._ all benefit p&ans. .,..,.,_,~·¥ ..___.. 0 ~ ~ ..., have OiiOrtg comrmn· (Careero Gioort To Homo) Competiti nva !Ito ~-=lth irWUr· cation.-andBirongcetn· Cai1Todoyl 7~. once and -go. Phone pul8r okolls. Degree 11'9' 1-!0CI-214-0452 ol0-44 fo1" '"""' Info 1emld, but not mandatory. H · ·""' 1 13113 7 appty~ .t 1480 Jacborl interested, please send , ~w .....- ~di ng ~ . . • reru.Jma• 10 CL.A e c/o Point C<lunCII !of · •• •• ~ Co11e1M Pilr.e, Clallipollo, Ohio. - m Regi1isr 200 Main #""'='3!"'· , Two """' wortdng dopentl- St. Pl. - " '· wv 25550 Ms»ufiiiR!1 ot:tplojeOI , _ lor ~ · . tun time: 8oth poeltionl Mft, POST OFFtCE NOtN ingirMll¥od, oomo~ HIRINO 1119< 1.owbo!f 10,000 l<ttuol :%/0 roQUiNd.Jwv,Poyjl2()rlyor ilrri.GVW-ononoaxle poollioo Mondriy- Fridlty, w~S20000BO B:OO.., · 4:30pm. Tnrck -~.OT, -7~_...0_1_1_ _ _ _-:-_ Driver poo- Mondoy · -ll!'adSourco.nol Frielay, 7:00 om · 3:30 pm w1 USPS · TlWM Pnrm - . mull -COL , _ , 1-2 . - . , only at 1.-...o3-2582 lntunmoo, poitl Moigo. - · 7~afler1-. 401(k). Atl!r~Yin : LMn Maltrlor•u 3ol83. peroon • 1 tho Fnrllt and gnrundo ....,.lor tho sc11oo1 tllploma cr GED, WV. liNn crtminol ~. paao drug te-n and back· In .,....,a cho<:l<. Cal 1-800275-8359 M.f= 8:30 to :00. EEO-MFllV liill!liiGI!IOd. - =g:.::;:: ~u • on..,equ~l Alll you interested in a ua.no Ouf •• II 1iainer Poolfion Riplov, ..... • I !' law I ..., ..,...e: -Nei'IC::IE- Resources. record. PMtase call 7 ~ 992 • Applicant should have at 3020 or 740-352-()550 Care Office. CompetttiYe Human of l-· ....... - 2454 care at l)Bren10 ariiJin,arlnJ ~111 111111"--:::~....- . , ~ n • or ' ~ Free - o n ! www.farN¥tlz123.com -.g'l.iplbr"""'""""to ......... .......1.....-n.................. $7500imo PTJFT. Inc. hirinu STNA, CNA. '"" Home Health Aides · and strict couJidenoe. Wanted: An experienced Paraonal Cam '-'-· Full aental-.antlorr""""""" TIMe and Per Diem po&i- Part·T~m&S1oreeterk,look· ist to work in Gallipolis. '--1& a.r-.t Fcp ': ....,.................- : : Ufe .. Ovetbrook Canter, POSTAL JOBS wages and benefit& inctud: Utwkw:L--"-··~ccc-c ....c....... , ...... 180 Located at 333 Page StnNn, $17:B9·.S28.27.b.. now hir· lng health Insurance and Loll: end Founct ......,...............,.,.,........__. . . Middleport, Ohio is pleased mg. For_application and free miMge f'BimburaBmant . i.ota 1: .A e; 1 1 r ....,..,.....................,. ....,.,......JSO to announce we are accept- ~ment jab info, r:all . R a !1,. .... ...... _ ___ ................1?11 . ing applicationo lor LPN~ to Americon Alaoc. oiL-. 1- Ohio \'dey Home HeaPNlhlor, Iom . OUf fr 18 ' ndly and dedicat• 913:59Q-o8226, 2 ... ·~ Inc .. hlrmg . a t FTCaL Dept Mil; 11 • w sd......,.. •• ,. ....... .,..,.510 1. . .. " " '· PasaportJP .II . J ''* s w, Ike , Own a axnputer? Put 11 to -UptoS1500to Caoni=~ tlon& 1or full time1 part m.e in ~~ IB'If -~mu1iwued air--. .,.,.., care .......utions t"'"'-' Prr avail-. - l n g ing lor a friendly, outgoing cleft to auist -..:r r.arnnArs -·~ with ' H11p _ _""""_ ............- ..........:'110 100WORK£RSNEEDED after meeting empll'l'fTT'Ient LPN's. Apply at 1480 reseflllltionsand.campstore · ...._ ••pcu.u - a•••.,..,.........,...............A'IO , Ae&emble crafts wood requirements. Gall Vailley Jaokson Pike, GaMipoHs, purchase6, Fax resume to fllrSIIe....,_ .....................-·---210 · 'ttams.To i.trn.oia!s Brook Concrete c c - phone 441·1393'for Slrllled (740)992-4030 • Moe I lltold Goodl.._ ..,_...........,...___.$10 provided. Free tnformatlon offioe It (904)~519 1o Office or ipply at 1•56 ...,._.for Alnl:-·-··-· ...···'····•'"""".. 410 ! pkg. 24Hr. 801-42~9 scheclule an inta1:oiew. Jaok:8on Pike, phone 441· Point P~nt. wv_. compa· In •nou'illl:a,..........~.............................."·- ··0 20 ---:c-·--~ FEDERAL 9263 tor Paasport/Private ny is seeking a Director ol ,_.... . . . , . Gi.l - ."-'""''""""'''.GCI entl-,;, manage an Mtlblisbed 151 2nd """"' Gallipolis. local ready1ni• company. ag equipmom. Fax , _ , . ~ 'Ia:<&-..., "' - • - · ...................,...___...... ,,._ 1f ~!!.::.::;.;" ~a ' . ftl' """""" IIIIL..•••-~.............. ;. ..........;........-- 0 HS ~ li!i-iiiiiii"OO.;,.--...,~ -- - tlwli. _ _ Airi .. , . , - 446-~2 'h '1laliiJ IIIOh ..............---···'-·....140 , _ _ . -..................... - =.., 1 . .. ..,.. ' valid dnver hcense, .p us backgroontl cheoko. ECJI'. MaJI-11l: AM , 1414 12th Street, Ports~uth, Ohio •5662 Attn: Onv.Ed Dept, Of F¥ reaume to: 740-35H>SS1 Orhmrs needed: COl ~n It C.. ....................... --... - ....... 110 full tine~..._ oamng. __.-on ... moll unlll ~rllc.com 304 .. _............. ....., ... .............. ~~~0!1~~~~! ~ Appiicamo~ ·~c::-'f'ftti<irmy. - · - be orgmlmd Absolute Top Dollar , &Itver/gold coins, ~nv 10014K/18K gold jewelry, de~l gold , pre 1935 US currency, proof/mint sets, diamonds MTS Shop, Drivero wiNing to - _ . 8&ittellnga ...........................,. ~ . floral . Qualffiedcantli- rleatgnoriDelt'fOry . person mu""'"B1Ita . _ W.tN'Im · • lldl 4 Se I I ............." ............................~~ • I*• Residential 'hHfli =~ ~~':"" OWonun~y aa:ounll~ while calling · - . a - s f l l r S i i l e ................. ............ l'5G • a-· ana =J!!..!" ~~n:.:;R;,ee:::;.,.,:,:163;::9:,..., · -tarsele........ - ................................... · : C.t; a.e. i I"IOn . open in __, Galtipolis anti 'Meigs area. ~Jl"J' Ill ~ ~·· W"'l'!!• hoors. tllust b e - Gollipolis, Ohio or Ill' o-moll to wortc: ewnfngs and week- to: rharrisonDrescare.com. TAur:tlle'on ra _r . Debtt ...,,...._.r_"""""'"'""'""',....."""""'""'"''''""~ Bl•l now & Mossy Oak. Building is teaching and behind the .......d t~l. ViliBandMaAJrCard& ,...,._ ~........1 ·1n-uct' oon 1or · -. ou aMI' · - - - - · ·..· - · · · ;..... 1laa ..- ...··--"-....... Ja __ . _ . & • • ' II,-- - - - - - • -'"· Auction_._,._.. .an.FH =~:::.a:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::: • : : 9 . : . ,a:; ~::: Alii I = - 'eounside Bar and Grill ~WAl'llDJ . lltiHIWiNIJII) . . . 1or Mlddla1Dn£stales is accept· o. q ' ' seeking appltcatfOns ing applir:ations fDI: Ml)dicat R~ gp e Qualified line cooks and c o o r d i n at o r I H o m e ·• lA!srAl'IJ f>leooe IPIIiY SupeM&or.Mbe_. RluNo I A.lCIION ,om ~ in ·person or call to 881 up an ble 1or coordination of . Ohio Valley Publishing wtlh FinllldliE'r interview. 441-9371, 308 "·"'caJ•"""""ntnwntofor3S irlliceslnf'ome"'l'. · -Adults ......... Pl!'-.nt .. - - - - - · 2rd Aw, Gallipol'18 · tn a MFl/00 Blue Tick Hound, a.-~ ·-~ i. .ccopting rasum•rfor a ;&;:'23&5 ' • !Inc. : illr"""-----, is..- LOST: ClliiiB Locators. . trwasttgatad · Huntington Rtl, Gallipolio Ferry ' wv ,25515. l'tt 1!!10'MS-1809 or tax 19 ~ 0682. MIFIDN EOE w w w. go r I c . c om ~::=====~;.;;=====::;~;=======~ f"'D I1dna 1111 I _,.,,comics.cc.m ''.I Mortgage (740)367.0000 <Oil!ftmlMn' you 4mow, • to send m FL. Big CA. tmd Pigeon Forgo, Thl. COmo 1or • personal interview at ·6136 etc. BumBtt Ad than periOCI , _ ~ • f>aymem could be the same as IBllt. lNG CO. rocommen you t1o bjllinH& I Bear lake, . ..,= • ""''P!ed 1 ment]rlon and lrae - L-- =01=-es______ r· mmrrwnil:la- - ·We oflor a ..ry aflice com· kJVal lrior«! - C i i l 'l!!ill675-1045 IIIler 5:"30 pm"' 21ami11' - · April 24. 25, · 26 Knick-imaOI<S, ciO!has, pictures, ~ 1ion/phonelgeneral 1 l'Mil~ ohltt(M-F 1ype min so """" wl1tl ......._ and r· '::~~:;;==~ ,;,p.,.r·· 1 erurtrlining. Greot IDnstlranyonoln.-Dtli :~ 2ntl pos~iotlll, ..,_,Opm)l- 71._·- - -..,---..,-•_ .. 2 tliflerem makss l 11 _ ._ models to choose from Gray Vanilla colONel :Dog hanging Tabby or Blaa.Jwhlte. Come around 'Mt. .\le~rman 1ully loatletl wi1tl 1 litter txroc; '·Pari< 4/19106 .ltle'""' 304"""· bag at 1oorl & .,., coor· 71'3-5425 or lJO.Hi75.2834 1esy foster parent. ;, Indoor/outdoor, ·m~ly y_,S:UE sweet personall1iei, " nox. polly-trainetl, gootl knties w. scratching or bifutg;, ve,ry ..It Muci! ~I..,_ offering '!j() -LT1.111D1Drfnlightctlf- STAINING, OU... ETC, NO DOWN ""YMENT" pronilnl, Ita& . . . . , _ aport- JOI!'TO SMIU. ORIDiiiG, prtr1 for you 1ll lrlry ~ 1ngo 1or l'lln-time, CALl. (740)7~-1056 ~ homo- of renllng. cleriCIIIIdataJentry blllng FOR TOM OR LEAliE 'ME& "100% financing a.: . Hold It _,__._ fOUND: 4,2Hlll lolart, S•nhs Rd. area, biaDk .- used ·tires: 245!75JR16. .Lab looklng'JMm wired Cl)l.. Caii74C>-446-0051 lilr, ·~ ~ · orTale 4\KC Reg. (F) Golden - - - - - - , - lRetr~ to a goof r:ountr;y ~uppy ·found at Po~ !home only, with room to Tun. :Past Dffile ·4-"'12:Sharl: ?CD-444-5053 small; 'bmwrl C081 wtthdMck iFrBe and .worth II ! Orphan ncae. ller:y friendly.grNt W!'h ic:tnens found in 1he TNT «itt&,welt bahawd. To claim area, in need of good or adopt Jennlfar0740-336- • runs bext illllnclll"llll ..., me Eagles ~ ICif & CARLYLE 1011 -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~,__.,;lQNiiiiiiiiil-•rl First me ._, r . or- CURRENT EVENTS TECHNOLOGY COMICS 11111'1 ' ENTERTAINMENT --.,1 llr---:..,::-..... omploymem forlull-the ~ lo~ . ummer, ~ wilt be cetttlrlotOil- on l.-n-Cant · -.g Pick ~ &T-.g.fnotpoolcorr•u. ,.. ......... cetionicall....... at the front a.k. No caw (740)" 1. , 333 or (7-'0)645-0546 . phone' ~· . To Subscribe Call The DI1My Senlhilill 992·2155 . ,•: \ �P a 114 • The Daily Seulitid Friday. April~ ..... ' • • •...., , . , . . . . . . «**I • Berkman leads surging . Wmmls get off ropes, dominate CavalieJll08-72 .~ . ·Astros to over Reds 8r Ocvebnd'~ at Ita~ was ~&...~ .a ~riiJunt ~ Sentinel CLASSIFIED ' lead _ro 1-1 in lod 49-33_ balffime, and lhe first-round scnes. 1be Cav.alicrs never dlreat- Game 1 ,, ., had -...... One g.1111C afilc:r SCIIIing .a ened ro make .a game <X -, in James atbl....... a ~ 1· BrJoEIW ~ bin ~· ~ rm ~ : WASHINGTON fr.andtise .,layoff reooro me second half_ On Thursday mP'z • SSOCIAlED I'IRESS Ibis IS like lbat for i..dJron Junes WODl up for witb .a JO-poiot win in Game James finished wilitt _12 Haywood W Z~~~ him. lhe Shot and had lbe hal . 2, I'F Cav.aliers SCit ano'lher ::~on 10-foc- 19 sbootiJ:Ig lllgausbs ,g~ mmJB ~ CINCINNATI Migbt Berkman bit a two-run ...... .,...... cleuJy bv Caron team ~·""" mario: bv . t!be field <and 1-fur-4 ads foc pu~ and bVIIQ!· as well can it Bemoan's . home.- in the firSI i.nnin,g. bis 8~..roo went .be length . lOsing b;"3~ ·~ of from lt!he line. He .also ~Jail in the ~ !~be lklipuk. si)(th , of the season. of lhe j)(IUit for a dunk 1hat victory also SCit .a Wmmls seven reOOunds, lllu:ee~!Sts 6illh an.4 Slxdl scdmtCils_~ Unce Bcri:man hit his Bettman 's t\11()-(1111., IUD· . gave die Washington ·. fr.andrise playoff reoooL · .md funr lnmOvors. He ~ ~:-!but me bi!Siil•~ 18th bomec at ~ soorinjl double ill lbe fifib WI.ZIIds 2 29-point lead_ W3Wington also .WI play laugllM vA1en fans 'Staiikd llres dido I escalate. Thq; American Ball Pad- die made tt5-3. He lmrsinglod That's right. Noront.aoton bost 10 Game 4 011 Sunday, chanting "'Ov~n wbon anwd roamd mB :approvd most by ny visiting playa for his !bird hit of lhe game, the play. James oould- ~ roach Eddie Jordan·~ be was at me lline late m d.'e when James w.as ~od lfm .( - and drove in lhree iuns raising his career ·batting n 't caU it ~Hacli:-'a-Bron.~ players will have dle oonfi- · lihlFd .quaru:r .and w~ so dis- c:lwge _ !Or tnodiing ova: Thursdlly, lell.diog the average at Great American James was beaten on tbe deuce of blowing they tractod llliB1 he nnssed lbe Butller m lhe fu:s1 ~ • Houston Astros 10 !heir fifth to .360. play JIDd be knew it, mucb rum' t destined 10 be forever shot He llried to make ~ fm 1he . one ~ .Issue f<!lt ~~~~-~..~-3 over the CuelogaveupeighthiB lhesamewayhisCieve!;m4 beKed by James and Go . itafew~ndsl:aterWilihan theWinmd>~sAninas,~ '-'&IRMW<IU ~ tbe IOOSI in any of his Cavaliers were beaten Cleveland bail won ·eight •ernphal'lc Olle-banded ftymg stalted fur die ~ _turn; Bedtmao bad a two-fun five st:arts - and five runs soundly by lbe WasblngtOO oonserulive playoff games ·d unk - but me bask! only s1.nce N()vcmbcr ~ mj~ homer and a run-scoring in seven innings. Asked if it WIUMs. 108-71 on ag.ainst lhe Wti.r.aPds, inoJud- served to cunhe lead to 16. ~Is sllqlleldly ~ bcci double off rookie Johnny amounted to .a learning Thursdlly night. ing a first-round sweep a The Wl.Z3l'ds oo doubt fclt m lhe first half. l:fe w~ Cutro (1-2), whose 96 mph experience, be said lhrougb StevMSOO h.ad 19 points, year ago. fuey got tibe calls ~ ~y oft' the_00111t -~ m ~ finlt fastball wasn't enough to a lranslator.- "You'n: right. Buder scored 17 _ highThe Wizards tOOk oontrol argued were lacking m half Wilth ,liD slow the \slros' surging Nen time is going to be !let- lighted by an incredible with a pair ~f 9-0 runs in 1111e games at Oeveland. g~ hone bnnse. w.as . ., olfeose or get the Reds out ter.n layup move in tile first half first half m a remaJbble that were mJll1i;ed by phys1eal and be IS listed as ~~ oftbcirslump. One thing's sure: Next -andtbeW'u.anlssl!ot52 tum of events after play. Jameswasfo~edofien day._Heplayed ~~~. They just ca.o' t stop time be'D be more careful peroent and took tbepiselves aeveland's li6-86 win in by Wasbi.ngmn m tibose soon!llg _two pomls wilb' Bed:mao from hitting wilb Bezbnan. oft' tibe ropes by cutting Game 2 on Monday. They games. and Brendan lhree ass1sts. bomcn in their own )7ml. 1bey whacked the ball "Somebody' s gor to have around pretty good when . lhe most,"' Bc:danan said of lhey needed it,"' Reds manCundiff had ll .t wo-run sin- fm-4 night .at the p1ate. SHS by Omdiff with -~ 1ful-: his distinction. might as ager Dusty Baker said. 1tis gle. the soore 5-'0. added anotlher run in d1e gles, Ashley Robie "1~( weU be me.n SlUff wasn't as sharp, but be . Altbough Trimble l'lated siKth when TayJor w~ Turley had two sin,gles; With Bc:danan playing his · pilched weD enough to Keq> a run on a walk and Cassie .aDd scored wbon Sar.ab Eddy single, and Tayi<JJ± litliii Page Bl familiar role, -the Asll'Os us in the game."' ' ..! • Jewell tri~le, me Tornadoes Eddy 'reached on .an o~mr., two sm&es. .~.. Cassel, caUed up from eKtended their best streak in Jewll had a triple ~ breathed a sigll of relief as tbe score 7- 1. a year. Triple-A to lllllke his first in the game. Lindsey Turley was near petfect tile Sierra Lenigar a si11gle foi . Turley fanned eleven .and Houston badn 't won five stan of season, gave up Buzzard walked, Breanoa rest of the way. Thi'ley walked jl!St one lba.tter white Trimble. · in a row since April 16-10 three runs and · seven biB Taylor si11gled, and SaJah suuck out the next si.K bat- 'giving up just two .hits. Southem hosts Miller on; last season. 1be Aslros have over five-plus innings Eddy was bit by a f)itdl ters. Kat!lyn Walton suffered the Monday. . .: · piled up 41 IUDS during die against a lineup struggling Whitney Wolfe-Riffie drew Soutbem aMocl a single loss with eight strikeOuts, :. five-game swge. Even rigbt- to find its stride. Jose an RBI walk w ~ home run i.n !tie third when Turley one walk, and nine Soulhem s 501 001 0 bander Jack Cassel (1-0) got Valverde pitched a porfoc:t one, l'wtey p<lllllded a two- singled, and Omdiff had an lrits. T HJO 000 D involved, adding a run-soor- ninth for bis thiid save in sa run single, and Stephanie RBI single as part of a 3Southern ·hitters were led WP - Turlo\'; lP -Wallun. ing single for bis first can:oer chances. RBI. The loss oompleted a jaltCueto, a 22-year~ld right- ing 2-5 bomestand for the walk, and then Oay Bolin Wellston .changed pitch- get .abead of libel)lselves. · : bander facing the Astros for Reds, wbo at 9-14 are oil to and Ryan Jeffers reached on ers in an attempt w salvage · . 1 also· wid d:lom Jiust u the first time, learned what their worst swt in five consecutive errors to load the game, but . two passed quickly as yoo b.ave 10 lfor..: every other Cincinnati years. lbey fired general the bases. Jeffers ' at-bat balls oom 1he reiievjll' got . get your losses in Jbase!ha11,' fmmPageBl piteher already knew: No manager Wayne Krivsky on scored a lUll . to put the Unhanlces on d!oo for J.T. you have to forget yom: one causes tbe Reds as lDIICb Wednesday, then lost lbeir. Marauliem's on the !»atd. Evans. who put tile excla- wins, as well, and move ·o n heartache as Bedrnum. De)(t two undei-· replacement it our slogan earlier dris That's. when Bryan mation point on the rome- because there .are still :gocwl The first baseman has Walt Joclretty. week ·ro never, never, ~vor DeLong stepped m the plate back w-ith an RBI sio~le teams -out there, n .he said.: , more careerllomers (42) and Cincinnati has dropped 16 give up. And they dido 't. and, in one swing, got the down left field line and "There .are teams in dri~ RBis (120) against me Reds of its last 13 overall, f.aUing They believed · iii them- Mru:auders t!hink:ing about a same lime kept the le:ague rigl!t there blocking than any other team. Hardly into last plaoe in the NL selves, and !bey stayed up possible win rather than just at Mataudors in mntenlion fur at me door, and we're g~ a series against Cincinnati Central. as a team.n a tie. . anothef 1VC lit!~. to ~ceq plugging .aw.ay .and goes by when he doesn't ~we're a lot bettor than Austin Dunfee earned the With one strike against The game-wumer was build -on 1Jhis."' · : decide a game with a clutcb we 'n: playing,"' said Adam win, striking out seven and him, DeLong belted the ball One -of 1hose sud! ifea~ hit or two. Dunn, batting .209 -after his wallcing none after ooming to rigllt-center field for a Ev~s 1hinl hi~ of the day, wbich led Me1gs. Delong -~ gunning for 1VC suprema{ ' Now Cueto lrnows, too. 0-fm-4 perfonnanoe. on in the fowth. . triple, driving in three bad a double to go With his cy is Nelsonville-Y<d, wbG.: "Since I've been here, be "That's the frosttating part. '"Our pitching_ s~ did . and cutting the Rockets' tnp!~ and also wallced once~ comcs.ro·toMI Friday for .&· . just crushes it here," Astros Everybody talks about bow really well," wd ~ · lead ~o 5-=4 with two oots to Bo~ ana. Un~s ~o makeup contest wi:th the: oulfielder Hunter Penoe . early it is, but it's ·uot -early "They held them close nntil fort. with. fims_ hed With one hit, while MliTlllldcrs. Game tim!: iJt said. "Some places )'ou see anymore. we oould oome back.."' DeLong's stay at thi,l'd Davts had two walks.. . scheduled for 5 p.m. Durifee also got the rally was a brief one thanks -t o With two comeback Wins ~ for (Mcigs_ by reach- Joey Unbankes. who . • the same w.eek.h the . -..-.-- 5 each in the thUd and founb mg on an error wtth one out knocked m the semor wtth a in Marauders have s· own w oo3 002 o s, • innings, only to sttand a in the seventh. Caleb !lavis single on the neKt at-bat and.. what they're capable of. But u ooo ooo .~; 67s oombined three runners. followed Dunfee wtth a evened .the score at 5-all. . Grimm isn'tlet!Jingbis boys WP-Duntoe:LP-C-. Two more would be left oo fromPageBl 't base before the end, giving ' them seven total for the lance from the pitcher's game. . · mouud for the Eagles and Zach Hendrix bad a don• registered four strikeouts ble for Eastern, wbile and eight walks. · 'Pieroe, Ben Booktey, and '• Gordon led off ~ith a . Tyler Hendrix all finished • •• double m the first mmng. with one hit apiece. but two. po'P outs and a ~p for the ~les strikeout--left-two-runners-w1l Wood COUllty fi!Sl Strallded . . Christian, who travels to case to lWOid Eastern got another bit m Tuppers Plains Friday. .a pklk off in the second from Andrew Scheduled slatt time will be Benedum witib oue out, but 5 p.m. the seventh ' inn mg of a Tri- : . a double ~~~!nded the inning. 8e finisbed - I I t: • 4, E I A D \'alley "th '-' " the game. E 000 000 0 DtO WI twQ •uB !Of PH 210 . 001 X •so Conference Tbe Eagles got two bits WP - ~; LP- Piame. Ohio Division : baseball game •inst reS(X?nded in the third and Wellston grabbed their first lead after l'hursday in • ·· a double, a walk, and twoRockspri.,gs. · RBl single.. · . fmmPageBl Metgs won 6- · Tbe Lady Eagles contin5. ued the back-and-fotth by Cleland, Kelsey Holter, tying the score in the f01111h. Eric Kathryn Bland, and ·Ryan Holter's triple led off the · ,~ : Davis all bad bits for the inning. and sbe scored two Lady Eagles, who. lost for · batters later on Bland's t4e ~nd kame in a groull!ler ro second. : . · Holl!:t:'s liit was a tnple in Neither team scored in the the f01111hj and .Bland had fifth, but three 'h its and two the Lady Ellgles' other.extra errors in the si)(th gave base bit on a double ill the Federal Hocking two runs secolld inning. Bland also and the lead for good as bad one of the team's two EaStern went three up, three RBls, with the other ooming down in the top ·o f the sevfrom Cummins. en th . After a scoreless first ~tern returns home innin~. EaStern took a 1-0 Friday for a 5 p.m. makeup lead ·m .the second. Bland game against Alexander. doubled with one out, and two batters later Cummins Fedlrel t I I I • 4., EM11m 2 E 010 100 0 252 singled ~ drive her in. FH 002 002 X 4h The Lady Lancers WP- Hll; LP- Cummins. 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Trimble was led by William Strong with a double and single. Southern ·is idle until Monday· when they hosl Miller at Star Mill Park. • fromPageBl Russell suffered the loss with three strikeouts and three walks. Doubles by Chapman and Kleslti, plus a two-run Michael Manuel triple highligbted the nine-run fourth inning. Southern had lrailed 4-0, bul the big inning gave the visitors a I 0-4 advantage and · launched . them toward victory. Southern added one run in -....,. 13,,.,.... the sinh and two iuns in 1he · s 001 1101 2 13163 seventh. ' T 221 100 ' 0 693 Rym ChiiJI"""' paced .the W P - -; LP-R..-. . I ' . '\· ' ' ' ~~~~~, ,..... Rll carrier&, one of "the EXPERIENCE PIJtdN"T:EA· ' rwlion'li ilrgool famllv INTER lOll/EXTERIOR, .~ ~ G~ Free Ub mlk P1lflllia<. is Bilek Lltt. 1141· ._r pa~M-oeanda~ henaive beneflb; paokage tltat inciWM • 401k retire- lodging at oor e~.,.. ....,.In Ft. ~Baachf. . 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Ovetbrook Canter, POSTAL JOBS wages and benefit& inctud: Utwkw:L--"-··~ccc-c ....c....... , ...... 180 Located at 333 Page StnNn, $17:B9·.S28.27.b.. now hir· lng health Insurance and Loll: end Founct ......,...............,.,.,........__. . . Middleport, Ohio is pleased mg. For_application and free miMge f'BimburaBmant . i.ota 1: .A e; 1 1 r ....,..,.....................,. ....,.,......JSO to announce we are accept- ~ment jab info, r:all . R a !1,. .... ...... _ ___ ................1?11 . ing applicationo lor LPN~ to Americon Alaoc. oiL-. 1- Ohio \'dey Home HeaPNlhlor, Iom . OUf fr 18 ' ndly and dedicat• 913:59Q-o8226, 2 ... ·~ Inc .. hlrmg . a t FTCaL Dept Mil; 11 • w sd......,.. •• ,. ....... .,..,.510 1. . .. " " '· PasaportJP .II . J ''* s w, Ike , Own a axnputer? Put 11 to -UptoS1500to Caoni=~ tlon& 1or full time1 part m.e in ~~ IB'If -~mu1iwued air--. .,.,.., care .......utions t"'"'-' Prr avail-. - l n g ing lor a friendly, outgoing cleft to auist -..:r r.arnnArs -·~ with ' H11p _ _""""_ ............- ..........:'110 100WORK£RSNEEDED after meeting empll'l'fTT'Ient LPN's. Apply at 1480 reseflllltionsand.campstore · ...._ ••pcu.u - a•••.,..,.........,...............A'IO , Ae&emble crafts wood requirements. Gall Vailley Jaokson Pike, GaMipoHs, purchase6, Fax resume to fllrSIIe....,_ .....................-·---210 · 'ttams.To i.trn.oia!s Brook Concrete c c - phone 441·1393'for Slrllled (740)992-4030 • Moe I lltold Goodl.._ ..,_...........,...___.$10 provided. Free tnformatlon offioe It (904)~519 1o Office or ipply at 1•56 ...,._.for Alnl:-·-··-· ...···'····•'"""".. 410 ! pkg. 24Hr. 801-42~9 scheclule an inta1:oiew. Jaok:8on Pike, phone 441· Point P~nt. wv_. compa· In •nou'illl:a,..........~.............................."·- ··0 20 ---:c-·--~ FEDERAL 9263 tor Paasport/Private ny is seeking a Director ol ,_.... . . . , . Gi.l - ."-'""''""""'''.GCI entl-,;, manage an Mtlblisbed 151 2nd """"' Gallipolis. local ready1ni• company. ag equipmom. Fax , _ , . ~ 'Ia:<&-..., "' - • - · ...................,...___...... ,,._ 1f ~!!.::.::;.;" ~a ' . ftl' """""" IIIIL..•••-~.............. ;. ..........;........-- 0 HS ~ li!i-iiiiiii"OO.;,.--...,~ -- - tlwli. _ _ Airi .. , . , - 446-~2 'h '1laliiJ IIIOh ..............---···'-·....140 , _ _ . -..................... - =.., 1 . .. ..,.. ' valid dnver hcense, .p us backgroontl cheoko. ECJI'. MaJI-11l: AM , 1414 12th Street, Ports~uth, Ohio •5662 Attn: Onv.Ed Dept, Of F¥ reaume to: 740-35H>SS1 Orhmrs needed: COl ~n It C.. ....................... --... - ....... 110 full tine~..._ oamng. __.-on ... moll unlll ~rllc.com 304 .. _............. ....., ... .............. ~~~0!1~~~~! ~ Appiicamo~ ·~c::-'f'ftti<irmy. - · - be orgmlmd Absolute Top Dollar , &Itver/gold coins, ~nv 10014K/18K gold jewelry, de~l gold , pre 1935 US currency, proof/mint sets, diamonds MTS Shop, Drivero wiNing to - _ . 8&ittellnga ...........................,. ~ . floral . Qualffiedcantli- rleatgnoriDelt'fOry . person mu""'"B1Ita . _ W.tN'Im · • lldl 4 Se I I ............." ............................~~ • I*• Residential 'hHfli =~ ~~':"" OWonun~y aa:ounll~ while calling · - . a - s f l l r S i i l e ................. ............ l'5G • a-· ana =J!!..!" ~~n:.:;R;,ee:::;.,.,:,:163;::9:,..., · -tarsele........ - ................................... · : C.t; a.e. i I"IOn . open in __, Galtipolis anti 'Meigs area. ~Jl"J' Ill ~ ~·· W"'l'!!• hoors. tllust b e - Gollipolis, Ohio or Ill' o-moll to wortc: ewnfngs and week- to: rharrisonDrescare.com. TAur:tlle'on ra _r . Debtt ...,,...._.r_"""""'"'""'""',....."""""'""'"''''""~ Bl•l now & Mossy Oak. Building is teaching and behind the .......d t~l. ViliBandMaAJrCard& ,...,._ ~........1 ·1n-uct' oon 1or · -. ou aMI' · - - - - · ·..· - · · · ;..... 1laa ..- ...··--"-....... Ja __ . _ . & • • ' II,-- - - - - - • -'"· Auction_._,._.. .an.FH =~:::.a:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::: • : : 9 . : . ,a:; ~::: Alii I = - 'eounside Bar and Grill ~WAl'llDJ . lltiHIWiNIJII) . . . 1or Mlddla1Dn£stales is accept· o. q ' ' seeking appltcatfOns ing applir:ations fDI: Ml)dicat R~ gp e Qualified line cooks and c o o r d i n at o r I H o m e ·• lA!srAl'IJ f>leooe IPIIiY SupeM&or.Mbe_. RluNo I A.lCIION ,om ~ in ·person or call to 881 up an ble 1or coordination of . Ohio Valley Publishing wtlh FinllldliE'r interview. 441-9371, 308 "·"'caJ•"""""ntnwntofor3S irlliceslnf'ome"'l'. · -Adults ......... Pl!'-.nt .. - - - - - · 2rd Aw, Gallipol'18 · tn a MFl/00 Blue Tick Hound, a.-~ ·-~ i. .ccopting rasum•rfor a ;&;:'23&5 ' • !Inc. : illr"""-----, is..- LOST: ClliiiB Locators. . trwasttgatad · Huntington Rtl, Gallipolio Ferry ' wv ,25515. l'tt 1!!10'MS-1809 or tax 19 ~ 0682. MIFIDN EOE w w w. go r I c . c om ~::=====~;.;;=====::;~;=======~ f"'D I1dna 1111 I _,.,,comics.cc.m ''.I Mortgage (740)367.0000 <Oil!ftmlMn' you 4mow, • to send m FL. Big CA. tmd Pigeon Forgo, Thl. COmo 1or • personal interview at ·6136 etc. BumBtt Ad than periOCI , _ ~ • f>aymem could be the same as IBllt. lNG CO. rocommen you t1o bjllinH& I Bear lake, . ..,= • ""''P!ed 1 ment]rlon and lrae - L-- =01=-es______ r· mmrrwnil:la- - ·We oflor a ..ry aflice com· kJVal lrior«! - C i i l 'l!!ill675-1045 IIIler 5:"30 pm"' 21ami11' - · April 24. 25, · 26 Knick-imaOI<S, ciO!has, pictures, ~ 1ion/phonelgeneral 1 l'Mil~ ohltt(M-F 1ype min so """" wl1tl ......._ and r· '::~~:;;==~ ,;,p.,.r·· 1 erurtrlining. Greot IDnstlranyonoln.-Dtli :~ 2ntl pos~iotlll, ..,_,Opm)l- 71._·- - -..,---..,-•_ .. 2 tliflerem makss l 11 _ ._ models to choose from Gray Vanilla colONel :Dog hanging Tabby or Blaa.Jwhlte. Come around 'Mt. .\le~rman 1ully loatletl wi1tl 1 litter txroc; '·Pari< 4/19106 .ltle'""' 304"""· bag at 1oorl & .,., coor· 71'3-5425 or lJO.Hi75.2834 1esy foster parent. ;, Indoor/outdoor, ·m~ly y_,S:UE sweet personall1iei, " nox. polly-trainetl, gootl knties w. scratching or bifutg;, ve,ry ..It Muci! ~I..,_ offering '!j() -LT1.111D1Drfnlightctlf- STAINING, OU... ETC, NO DOWN ""YMENT" pronilnl, Ita& . . . . , _ aport- JOI!'TO SMIU. ORIDiiiG, prtr1 for you 1ll lrlry ~ 1ngo 1or l'lln-time, CALl. (740)7~-1056 ~ homo- of renllng. cleriCIIIIdataJentry blllng FOR TOM OR LEAliE 'ME& "100% financing a.: . Hold It _,__._ fOUND: 4,2Hlll lolart, S•nhs Rd. area, biaDk .- used ·tires: 245!75JR16. .Lab looklng'JMm wired Cl)l.. Caii74C>-446-0051 lilr, ·~ ~ · orTale 4\KC Reg. (F) Golden - - - - - - , - lRetr~ to a goof r:ountr;y ~uppy ·found at Po~ !home only, with room to Tun. :Past Dffile ·4-"'12:Sharl: ?CD-444-5053 small; 'bmwrl C081 wtthdMck iFrBe and .worth II ! Orphan ncae. ller:y friendly.grNt W!'h ic:tnens found in 1he TNT «itt&,welt bahawd. To claim area, in need of good or adopt Jennlfar0740-336- • runs bext illllnclll"llll ..., me Eagles ~ ICif & CARLYLE 1011 -~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ~,__.,;lQNiiiiiiiiil-•rl First me ._, r . or- CURRENT EVENTS TECHNOLOGY COMICS 11111'1 ' ENTERTAINMENT --.,1 llr---:..,::-..... omploymem forlull-the ~ lo~ . ummer, ~ wilt be cetttlrlotOil- on l.-n-Cant · -.g Pick ~ &T-.g.fnotpoolcorr•u. ,.. ......... cetionicall....... at the front a.k. No caw (740)" 1. , 333 or (7-'0)645-0546 . phone' ~· . To Subscribe Call The DI1My Senlhilill 992·2155 . ,•: \ �•• -. - -s •• m;' •• I I . .. . CO"! JIEA Crossword Pu&ale ;r=:;;;;;;=;l...,....-.•. =. ,._ .... _ Silo; - • lhti:J]o wd ....... CoqJol 115.15 1110.00 I. ~· ss.oo ..... ··...._ .... .. ACIIIQIISS 1111 ....... - . . Jlllra, IdA ·1 M sy PI I- " MOll. £ - .. tM.c.ru-ta F\ • .221l! Oh -~ a e a Bingo! Jomy ' 5 ,, --............. -·-- c i Gafisman. MTD. Briggs & Stnotton · H-Honcst 1 - 111 llololor: Soulb V>l ohlr;: Eat-- ••••p'ITM l\FicB, MUI'l8y, ~3877 51F+tM .... •n :Servicing Lawn Tl11Cl<Jm, Mowers. . ._, • QJ l ~ · Point Tlhasrrt WV d1oir, 4o4, c.t>, Ext - - 44115M or 2!!IB 26 . D A I[ Q J 10 I • lt 'l 3M-77J..!!IIil 124 Highland Ave. 11 a MASON 'M01I'D Doors opan;at 4 :00 - . +Dpllol laj, 86 Jolin DMN - . iS Polumoy, Ohio Drawing (Must be p!9881111D win) ... 17 ....,... 54 011155 T-for• • A.Q85 •I10 ,6 5 a K~ 52 +ll•i• ·z ---- 'ec--aM $300 End of Month G.illa •• • I UJ! .,. &,..._.. $1,000 , am · :::.-~= 5J ~alllclol A IOU •• u1 ::· r - Friday, April 25th . . -. ...~ a - - . ..... ---.. ---+A J G•PNifS IAilNS lw 14==· .e-:;=:s... ' ·- I[ l • 9QiMi"S.5162 5 • u.,..... • .r=. an in Air - CllliiFor .1Jm ,l fillis - I ,. ... c:::.. I'IB ...,_ ~-­ T.,n • J Pa. UIT •Gu=lillh s . .- .. & ... !1,!:.fioh .,. 1- I- Integrity S-Service IOYcan; Jsr Road ro ~ ahovt! "'""""Rood Go!fO!omle Harvey Muon. WV Can be infllllled over your <Xisting roof ' JastU!! t) Ill fLail •• r , In5ul*<l roofs to save on your Helling and Air Conditiooing ---- = r ·p a , : cost ....... S' lllrf lnleTtillWniilg ·C~~ ~ .. ,:~ C.\Rr>[NT[': SER'v CE CB.E8RITY QPHER · brLii:IC QCI .-.,o;o.._.,. ..111111'_""_"'"""',....,,.,_, &ttl ll'l lhl Cilia' lllnis b" lllhr •Prompt and•Quality Wml< -Is Todlys due: R "huonable ~· B "tl &EUI HJ lllllllPH YJWL AVECY liZ •InslinOd ' "Exprrienool RcfCJm<CS Available! Call Gill)' Stanley@ ' ]40-591-804-4 MDL~Mlll GJKUYDJA'I XJ« ALJAVL GIUD B•YERIIVIIH.LY. " • PD'KIIY Astro- 1--....... ,, .... .......... _._ _.....,..,.... _ ---.Graph • ........ . E~ 1----.. ~-~ ·ln .. ... ""':- ---a.'J .. -.r,g, ,...__"" ., "'~~'*'~~ - cC. D , ........ I 7G"P A minimum of 2 '(IICUie) .ane eqesieill!e. P*OiiMIL - ~n n n.ua- - ..,.to of~ _,..._ ..... _.,.I_ · OOIM from twlpp&i•!Qii nul own - . g .... 11om Domo- - ,..-..-.~~o--.g. "'_!!::'-0 .:.~-:::..22-1••.,"::: ... ~•--..,..;; -....-"'*...... _ Ulld&4-11Cta your nleCia .... 011'1 ,...,.. - - -· a (Aug. 23-Sapt. 22) .. 3 · >a-Oct. 23) - - -.no.-fn>m .......1~181 ..... 1111*111 ,.,. 11 •• ·ror JBR. ... 'poll, ll27!ilmonZh ~..,-­ .. . , . .__ 17 - l n - -:2br., 1 -·---~~~­ _...,., - so """"' '" t :-.:.: cfaa: =~1"t"~ ;:=...,..llrldp R tl •• hal 1zr ...... C. lj C I lanecs 117 lllelr alllcll 117 1lle .' . . . . . . . . . JIU . (7~) ...1-G11M IECTIOII 111:D'I1 DF 11E JIII!IIIIE!D CODE ·CAll <IE 081'AIIIED FROII AllY DF 111E Dl FICEI DF 11E c,o.nty ·-FMEIIT . i:*f4 I I I I I I I J l AftLO & .wiS ,. in1JnM ._, n. ' ' I I III1W £111111 I:IC .... .. . h c ~-- ..., lie .., 1, . . . :aiiiF . . alllcll ... 10 Wf lal lied, fully slllhd !lining leam. Ouatlfied 117 2:00 "" • laid The lllllp Coantr Cll,..._ wtll ·~ Btdlelor's deglee in Nursing; LWII'IIIricllld alllce ; Nail EIIJII ns. · 14110 WV IAN lioenM; 111111111g111i-' or supeioieoly lllepetlenaa; aronut • . n , a1 ..,. r "" OhiD 4fJ11; laailezllhip zzldla and BMI I ~ humaflllllalions Slldlls; . . . Ia 1... 740oblllin llllllillr in t h e - o1 dinical qu1111y, fit111Kild izlz~ey, .13. llo . . . .~1 tar .. 110M ., ....., :ae..ett; ',,filL custom.., -me; ability to de\ !lip and mainlaln axe n • •apport with medical 111111: ·llld lining organizational , alclls, I I lo Eaols llld lie o .. llr .._ I loQ )IIIIo. • ..,. creaiMly llld 11811-molivalion, Aaaponaibllllias includB znait£11Zising a quality 1111111 and en.ihOINIIilll, ::.~"""ln zllpSIPJ&IiiOCing lhe nuraing 1111111 i&&ues; dlroalcpissg llld monit01ing 3I a.. fll:all, l:ld & All ..... a SMBing phila8ophy, )d.... and prooedunls; the ~.:, d ;,;del~ CMII1III quality or pa11en1 en; llllldng _.. oiatoati .. declaions Ca ltf Roell 43 , Countr Ca sI I & maintaining invlllvenwll ~ - m llld quality IISIIIDI'IOil. !.lcsppll ~ ..... tsr . . . , ...... Competitive salary llld benalllli. Gseat ·worlds 111 lll\¥i0iment : t whip &adtlct.•• ....,. 1a (&._ • a1 c::a11t upana allil • OCIII1ITllll1ll awned, nul for •profit 4 1 - -,.flllll ,1:: . . ·• to. Su!gery. Mad 5u1g. ccu. · ...- . .41. . ....,. .for. as 1;M "' nal . _ lenrioeos. 111111£ £1 d "', Cl!itl llliiiAd Usrnil '· -.ne' in 1:11 pujm le lft al tile l:ld I a aiiiSIIZI ... .tzMiral aoooll1~lil'ld&imi08Je to j,elisOjackaoi'IJSii""iil.com or mail to JGH-HR, PO DO •IJC STEEL the alan . ald ...... Box 720, Ripley, WV 25271 belonl May 10, 2008. for iiiOI8 Col z1!1 C I I • inlonnation, call Joyce &1304-373-1478. EEO M-F-V-0 lid ............... wei.., ....... ... 1 ........ .=,. ns:a1.._: . . . . Caunly . . _ _..,, neclF PI j t '* ~IUS . . . . . . . . ar ...,_ n. c. • .... - c. SeccMMI ' il) ....., Poos•ur•Dlslo III1W .. - =;,; J",•..-...:: lllllp CoilnlJ Co:u411nla :•11 - Tloo ~ tile 1 4 1' -47239 Riebel ROlli!, Long Cis 3£1 ... .,.. r1111 ad 11r .., 1111 • 1:00 ,..... .. = . .-, wlslcii51Zs1elildl•lle I •d..S .... IIFaulll 117 . . Cuu11s' a'-.. 1£1e. (4)11,. .... , ....... - " ' you-1110¥ be-- -·--.... 11~ ,., - mMIIIIJIIIWI ZJ I • ..... .,.. .... - y o u... _ ...., "" .•• lllfl ...... - . - (MIIIIII )lOUr ..... on """... WI"'-·""'"'• _..,. ........... IOUP10NUTZ Bou...; OH Cell: 741H 16-! 834 25+,_.,UIIIsia:wFIWE r' dff . . . be plolild &I'OIIIae - 5 740-985-4141 ~·.: .. • Coc:wu· ' 11) I•• • Room Additions • Ganges • Vmy? . aDd Wood Siding • Roofing • ~ Patin' • PunJtes aDd Dlds- Putillc Notice luctl.Wiiij J• Sontolr~ oo"" fltiCES (M.IO tJ:aotl ID)-....., ~ uloriW 11 •111. ona .,.... .... Wft01Nia.:i )IOU lldNii&\1'' .,twflllt"-wiiiD., t nls::&, naw 8ha ,o~.~ wttn trwndlha, •na ~~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.:::::::::::::::::::::::~" r.-a • • 1-'Newa-• n 1 c.i: MAitcVM CONSTRUCTION , 117 (Jon. 2o-f'ob, -~-you .. . . c!":':-0: : ::":.a ' *" --·-____ ...,. . _ . . _, ___ __ be ... awl I&Bislfor: Ftzlo·-- -. (4)11,~· _,;,-1----- .._ •.n•••* Rome...,., lc*e OF _..,, C. I • · ........ ADMIIIIIITRATIYE lllllp · CounlJ ...... 'Pa orw ·OIIIo ElVICEIJ. .Cuitawt: ' • • ..... -mu 1 11y ':::::::::::;::::~ r Adver11 . in th1"5 spa · ce for $64 .• - ,-nth • C8)e r t I' r r .r l _-.u .. .....e tiOTICEIDCIMIUC, ~ 1 - 1 GF11E . ~ ,­ !liN lEU CODE al •• luiiJ "' . . all- niJiBinu ::n-as.., ""f r_r 001) Condlkww kiOk •l•en-.ty good at this 1lrM COiWIIinSJ your flnancial dafra. Sf*1d quollly- _......,.,.,- 10 ... ., Your hokllngl. and chanoeri .1111 you'llllnd Udv Luck CAMICOAN (DK . 2Nan. 11) PriMMAiilll goa tMI¥8 il c:nar,oee tor~. but .... ., o dlly. GMt ~ tirM ID clweiDp what'l lrwOMid, and CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION em ) good.--~..----· SAGITIMIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - &.-. , -- ....,._.. _ ...,.. ond dr MMfl'l. ·~. WV, is acr~111y niOIUIIing a DON to bring • rrJ poll. 5 - I '" ........~_.of T-· ........ .... · - · - ,..,. OIIEClOR OF NURSING - ~ • Of the lmlldioi4 ..:I wiH scuo• ~~~-. .. today... tomorrow... for~- - b.1,br 2 • to (Od. 24=Nav. 221 - one Ot your biggllt ......... ldlia of .... ~JGH 4·-,-7-71111 '*"""·-- ' .,.., your -=t~ona. •dliw. ... t'l'illi1l. 740- : -P.,GIIblg .... - - . . . - 'b.I'N - a. t"' . . (Np• ltemiili:SC) ' 1 ,ou'ra~..:lmont•*"t>tWIWU._. I ••*wllbrinl~'*-'"_,tlw " II I Mil of Yi;Jur gglll&. R fw .....,.,.. jjil, 1!)0 """""' ,.., booon-.. ftllpW I .....1. rou mW1t...., on ...,,lillliilitQ 1hat ~ ' I 'Z2)- -...... tWVHHi I~ • • ia ail. .... __ F I TC E N -· ·-.,1"'1,... ..:-.-..,r-"'l • Clc, , I.••• ~ ~~ ~ I'. I- I'. I- I ,o.·.bi--..:-... .._; . --No.:!llolaow'. ,..... t dl' Ill C R· A NO- r:o-::~ ...... ,._ .. =-~~.:::::;;:~ VIRGO ,w1 (.JM} AS,4MI ....... . .... 21-Juno 20) - - " ' ·CANCEA- IDIWIIirDiM ..... n "L'"-..... •IlL t ·I Is - • your ,.,... . . . . . . . .l . . . . . . . . mnsideled BKI.elots dtwzee ,jn nussing (BSN) II£' wm!l1t euolmefll ,jn .a 0 Y R AV "'- ' your ...... - - ~ Send 1SIIIII!51D: M 7--r7 ,.~ur , ...... . ond concluolll-"""""'· ,_. a.1.., oumbi lilbli,..... lfu!Hime af .... ,... ,.e-~. 1N.RJS,( Ap120-MIIy 20) ?e is ...., ... "b ,, migN ' - 1o - . )DUr poltl, • I Mod Ttl 19 I ' Ia 121@ thol4ih 1J10U tnt ....,..._ .. tw...., CoiWbUC.tiOII Rofl • -------------------------------------,----------------------------- �•• -. - -s •• m;' •• I I . .. . CO"! JIEA Crossword Pu&ale ;r=:;;;;;;=;l...,....-.•. =. ,._ .... _ Silo; - • lhti:J]o wd ....... CoqJol 115.15 1110.00 I. ~· ss.oo ..... ··...._ .... .. ACIIIQIISS 1111 ....... - . . 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(API - Grady Sizemore bad four hits and two R81s and F Carmona surviv ve s'halcy innings to Geveland past Kansas City 9-6 in the first game of a doubleheader Thursday night, the RQyals' sixth conseootive loss. Sizemore was 4-for-5 with lhree singles and a solo borne run and Casey Blake and Jason Michaels hoth bad two RBis amid Cleveland's 15-hit attack. Blake followed his 4-for-4. six-ROI game on Tuesday night by .reaching base three times in four at-bats, with two-ROI singles. Cannona {3-1 ) gave up nine hits and four runs to impTOve to 4-0 lifetime against Kansas City. He walked fo11r and struck out one. Brett Tomko (1-3) went fOOT innings for the Royals and allowed II hits and seven run's - six earned. He snuck out. two and walked two. Rafael Betancioort wol\:ed the ninth fur his first save. since taking over for injured closer Joe BoroWski. David DeJesus and Miguel Olivo 1lomered for the Royals as ·every Stalter for both teams had either a hit or soored a run, or both. After Travis Hafner and Victm Mattinu singled leading off the Cleveland third. Third baseman Alex Goroon was charged with an ·cll'Or when Ryan Gadco's gTOunder went 1hrough his legs, allowing Hafner to score. Ben Francisco fol· lowed with an R81 double and Michaels flared a tworun single into right, makil\ll it 7- 1. fnmPageBI were third and fourth. The other competitor wjth dual first-place finishes was Aaron Martindale &om Eastern. He took first in d:le boys 800m and 1600m run, and teammate Josh Collins placed sebond in the 1600m and third in the 800m. Keith Aeiker, also of Eastern, was third in the 1600m and fourth in · the 800m. Devan Soulsby of Meigs was first in the 800m run and Alyssa Newland of Eas~em was ·third. Both competed and placed in the I 600m run, as well, where Soulsby was second and Newland was once again third. Meigs ' oilier two individual first~ came from Adrian. Bolin il) the girls · I OOm hurd)es and Jeremy Smilh in the boys 400m dash. Also placing in the . I OOm hurdles was Casey Smith of Meigs and Jackie Burns of South Gallia. They were fourth and fifth, respectively . . Additionally. South Gallia'sJeff Clyburn . was fourth in the 400m dash and Eastern's Zacb Moore was fifth. ln the girls 400m relay, Meigs was first, Eastern · was second, and South Gallia was fiflh, and in the girls 800m relay, lhe-order from first through · third was Meigs, Eastern, and South Gallia. The Meigs 400m and 800m relay teams woo on lhe boys side, as well, and Eastern was second in the 800m relay. South Gallia was fourth in the 400m relay. · The Eagles had three relay teams place first: the boys 3200m, the boys .I 600m, and the gids 1600m.. Meigs was third in the boys 3200m and 1600:p relays, and they took fourth in the girls 1600m relay. · Holin was fourth in the girl s 300m hurdles.,_ -followed by South -Gallia's · Andrea Thomas in fifth . Thomas was fouith in lhe 400m dash behind Meigs' Morgan Lentes in third. Lady Eagle Morgan Burt had a pair of third-place finishes in the girls high jump · and long jump events. Patti Vining . and Kelsey Shuler, botli · of Meigs, were fourth in the high jump and long jump, respectively. Lady Marauder Olivia Bevan was third in the 3200m run. Meigs . 3200m ·girls relay team also took third. South Gallia's Jake Watson took third place in the boys 3200m run, fol lowed by Nick Schultz of Eastern and Nathan Cook :Of Meigs in fourth and fifth. Marauder Crockett Crow was lhird in the boys 300m hurdles, and teammate Jacob Well edged Crow for third in the 11Om hurdles. ln the bOys high jump. Eastern's Mike Johnson was third. In lhe long jump, Burroughs was third. Eastern's Devon Baum was fourth , and Well was fiflh. Meigs \\bat's a11he bulz about? .Hoi ley procb-er works ID bring bees bade. Cl ft\M&PIIItBl But after a delay in the action in the top of the sigh that stopped die game for· 10 minutes ~d led to a change in umpil'es, Wcllston homered off the first pitch out of the delay wid! one runner on to tie it at 2-2. .· M~gs again retimd lhe side in three batters in tbe sevendl, but the rnomenhlqJ had already changed hands, and Wellston scored the goahead run with two hits in lhe top o{llhe eighth. The Lady Marauders mtnm to action Friday with a makeup game at borne against Nel.sonville-York. . Start •time will be 5 p.m. w "" T Ill: :S. ..... I 000 1l02 01 101 DOD DO - \'allq' OJ:ife~ Ohio Division ' '5IJftlmlt game Hometown News for Gdia &: Meip munties ega'in!;t WellstDm Oil Thursday in ROOksp!i;;cs. Eric Rw ' 'I !Jill ala. • • - 1 - ' Easte SPORTS .~ Blue Devils stay hot, beat Chillicotle. .~ . . . BI • I ]\' ... ' ,l 58 0 270 ~uate in size for the dis- year m both the elementary TUPPERS PLAIN'S school an~ the neighboring Eastern Local Schools ~ H1gb School: 1be Superintendent Rick distnct expects to gam 10 Edwatds will meet with dJc s~ts per year, Edwards head of the Ohio School w~ b~ on ~nt facilities Commission pFOJecllons exanuned as 'Monday, to defamiDe bow ~"!fl!iUIUlthediSIIict.lbe ~of the facilities plan&stem will deal 'With an dislria: s clcinentary school, ml\ll piOGtSS. . . iniKase in·enrollment pro- now ne:adY 10 Y~ old, The ~ bas 1dentifie:d jected over :be next decade. was designed and ~t ~y B: specific need for ~Edwards said be will meet to house ·t he ~stnct s tiOna! :classroo~ space m with · Director Michael ·~tat that~ ·the: ~nmary . wmg · of die Shoemaker in Columbus to Open enrollment IS on buildir~g . tnct s cwrent and shorta classroom addition completed two years after the school was renovated. The board has mtly begun to plan m general terms, but Edw~ ~d Monday's meetmg w1th Shoemaker should "bring the district" clo~ to ll)on: spectfic facil1~es expanston plans. No discussiOns :have been held on funding sources for lb f.l il' ew ~ results of an assessment. ~mpleted by :be comnusston and . to de~ a plan posstble facilitlies exPB!Iston. . . . Edwards sud die district ts ~ ~ . reach enrollmalt of 900 m the neX'! .10 ~ d':'C to ne'!" f_amilies • · • Jti: L GlassiJum, 51 ·• htlaklu M. I - - 81 :~ f'aUI.Jc aaph .Milar, 56 '- • Donna too Piitcar, 66 ~ ·~ J. 'Mxldrui, 68 bJsiDR dttaJt. See PilltAl :•Shemaynotm u, . getliilg tugell :er again. 'See,.Al :• f-edetal p!DII seel~ cl8ater wamings on lasik .eye surgary. See PliltAS • FourdatiCin 1eoei uas boost See Pa!leA6 • LSftover ·l:iiL)odes _recycled by Cllerlin ·aoneye •Jdenls. - ·Seer.u LU1'CF. 4poll · It's }u.st Mast Tubing .US·ASiitla Street Pt. Pletiut, wv !5551 314475-U . FH: JIU7S.7317 .• ' Around The Corner . f uva•"""f ru ~ .u BK : Rltera Reii*QIIIC:. · AeMnall fbMI c. Request f"ami(r .• Ohio I1Wl plaacE !PlY .in Rust Belt lheiHo-«der .ring. See . . A6 .......,IICie INDEX YowAmz'sll FIDoT Corering Detdu! I 435'1. Sac ' A: (740) 446· 7619 If Around Town A3 Celebrations Ct Classifieds D3-5 insert • r Comics f.ditorials • ATHENS 594-3571 4 SllcnoNii - q PAGIIS k""IW • Coauilen.UI• . Wholes•le • Retail 7tt U&-1117 A4 Movies C3 Obituaries Sports As B Section Weather A6 e;)ao8 ClldD v.ze, r 'I' ,:I.. )> • ..... , ··a • Village slates pancake breakfast 3Crom 8:30m H :30 .a .m. at .,..... ...... ,. Mill OUI'I.&T, DIC. For Life 11ays in recogmtion rA the .\metlican Cana:r Society's Relay Fl'!r Life in Gallia County. The ,proclamation 'Qlllintained that cancer is a gmup of 'diseaseS characterized by WilllllllltrOlled growth and the s~ of abnormal cells wl:ich. if not controlled, can Jesuit in premature death. CIII!OCT is predicted to strike ooe .out of every · three Americans sometime fu our tifetime wilh an estimated 56,840 .new cases of cancer to be diagnosed in' Ohio i 2008, according ·o healthyanlericans.org. . Dtp.ftment · Pancake Bll'.ff.st 011 Saiw:day, May Stteet • Gallipolis 740-446-0007 BAHEI:r'S a-. , ltto -Grande Volwetec:r Fne 70 J ~ie the ·dog takes ~har&e of <~ ·scrap Pietle of wood while voluntee~ wMI-: ..'!Un~ina Cf1urch outside of Pomeroy. - RIO GRANDE ·- Get replica of Noah' s Ark at Hillside Baptist . ready to catch, because the pancake flipping stylings of Chris Cakes of Obio will ICtunl. for the seoond annual Oxy~:en ITt n: Co. .. ,IJII. the Village ' Municipal BUilding. Hosted by lhe RGVFD Ladies Auxiliary, die event saves as one of the Diany fund-raisers the organization runs to taise money for lifesaving equipment for the fire depaument. . Thanks to :the support of the community and ii grant through lhe Gallia County Commissioners, the depiutment .recently purchased a thermal iJNgiitg camera and a portable (lefibrillator. The cost for the pancake breakfast is $5 per plate, which includes all you can eat pancakes, sausage, orange drink and coffee. Bake sale items will also be available and children ages ' four and under eat for free. The ladies auxiliary i.s also gearing . up for the annual Rio Grande Vlllage "'"' .. ~ ......... ., , -- "\ tt, }._.j. any new construction, but Edwards said the district, based · on lhe preliminary planning process now completed and enrollment projections, would qualify for funding assistance for an additional II ,000 square feet of space. A program offers financia! assistance to districts in ntle(f of facilities expansion due to relatively high open enrollment - 10 percent or more of the district's enrollment. IIY IIEnl 5E ta&LT . Auia/Home/B.U.OIIS/ UlltiADD•ity Aa lad tpeac1ewt ~J • 1 w.lllq Erie ~_! BSERGENT4l>MVDAILYSENTINEl.COM 2 WFATHER \III Volunteers bringing back landmark =:r:=-r=l:· TOW; .. ° the ark Pwple bay and Relay See . . .U • Man aa:usad.af JAtAiii ·IQ~ Equimnentlnll SupJflu CPAP . llllchines • gztlia • . . A.,.;?.d:r, a 1114QIDIS~ -aue,. ,_ ~ .•local8riefs. DelnK.Eoarkl term future needs due to GALUroLIS llepresentati ves of Relay fur tife lll!d the Americ•n Canner Society met with ·pqeAS R Eastern High School is ERIGELOMVDAILYiliiBUNE.OOM . ·roDAY'S NUMBER IS: IM -~,1 to discuss enrollment impact for 0BDUARIES M.A. -CCC-A Owner& Audiologist "' ! the rise in the ~s~ct - up by 5~ students m this school lhii:IIIIIJ.Rim BRE£DMjii'I),QLVSENTINELCOM WP- S1urglll: u•- Eboloboch. Diane McVey ~' _ 1><1 ...... ' proclaims day to . 'Paint' v-... ., .. ~ alllel!'r. Talisha Beha stands ready . at lhiRI base du:i;;)g a l:i- County ~ r15 Welt ;.JNS,.-,E.,r.q. ... ...,_, ......... :We- Meis semior PlAY COVERALL BINGO • --- I . dtree baltecs in four of five i.nnil\lls to open cbe game. WIN UPTO $1,00.0 !!! Track Holzer Clinic ALONG THE RivER ~' .. POMEROY- According to lhe Bible, God told Noah to build an ark before the great flood and according to Pastor James Acree Sr., God told bim bow to rebuild the replica of the ark at Hillside Baptist Church on Ohio 143. For several years iht!'<tirst replica rested behind the church as both a symbol of having failh in God during a catastrophe and as horne to Power In The Blood Ministry's ,annual play abw,lt Noah and his· srory. At its""' lieight, lhe play drew around 400 in attendance. .However, the yeais slowly deteriomted the ark, which Acree burned down after he felt it bad become unsafe. Still, even lhough the ark was gone from sight, it was not gone from the minds of those who'd seen it. "The people in lhe community brought it back." - Acree said.- ~ • _ ~ Aeree ancl fellew volun. teers are in the process of rebuilding the ark, which . is UOth the scale of Noah's at 84 to 89 feet long and 26 feet high. The plan is to have the ark ready for return performances of lhe Noah play by the Power In The Blood Ministry group set for June 2-8. Acree said he felt the story of Noah endures because Noah endured hardships while knowing God bad a plan. Acree also has further plans to add on to his.church by consti;ucting "The Arch," il which is an outdoor ll!:ena 1 c.· \wAl " z-• A voice from history Kaitlln Dewhurst of the Ariel Players speaks to the audi- ence in character du:ing "Memories ofa •W arfor FreedOm, • an orig~ nal play that debuted Saturday during the Federal Army Homecoming encampent in the Gallipolis City Park. · Directed by Cathy lord, the production is a first for the annual event. The enca'mpment. which began Friday, continues Sunday ' with loading and firing at 9 a.m .. a church service at 10 a.m., and memorial services and an honor guard salute at 12:30 p.m. The camp closes at 1 p.m. -Kolly/ ,._ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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