http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d193eaec1ff2c6df045204189e6d3728.pdf f20933af7009882bbb8cd17bccb92fc5 PDF Text Text .••.. ..•• , .. Thursday, June 19, 2008:: · www.mydailysentinel.com · Pqe 86- The Daily Sentinel' Through the YearS edition inside · today's Sentinel 1958 basketball team honored at reunion, AS • This Weeks Winner!!! PaulD.Hager ·.} ..,_ ,.., Ill, IALAIIAI, CIAI LICI, H.IIIAI, ll'l?JJl a ,..., .. - CONGRATS! .. ' W~ • ·•r"'* -$3.95 Enter To Win A FREE LUNCH! • C'"'-'* CIIJWIIU ,,..,,.,., . .,, Slllllltw Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio •'' c I '\ I '"' ' \ •d "''· ~ ,- ' (740) 4ts eaea' • Dodgers sweep :last:place Reds. (1..00 AM· 3:30 31 .It '\I . Bv BIIIAH J. REED · on Aging, $20,000 toward a $30,800 . home..delivered meals vehicle: POMEROY Meigs . • Syracuse Village, County Commissioners $20,000 · for water facility held a second public hear improvements. The project ing 'fhursday on fundi nil for will also receive $589,600 five local public proJects in . Appalachian Regional and. will now send them to Commassion funds arid the Ohio Department of $7,400 .in loca? funds. Development for approval. • Racine Village, $20,000 The projects. if approved, for fare equipme11t. The vile will receive $20,000 from !age will provide $34,400 in the Community ' fire departinent funds Development Block Grant toward the pure~. f'OI'III.Ulii. program: . :osetplo Township, • Meigs County Council $20,000 for . fire equip· BREEOOMYDAILVSENTlNEL.OOM See.PaaeBl -~1. I I< II)\\ ;h :.!0 :.!OOH \\1\\\ 11 1\d,t h ... i IJ{IFll'i \ Ioii i CDBG proposals go to state.for approval SPORTS 1540 EaiWn ""'""' ."Q811Jpi)NI, oft .' LUNCH BUFFET 'W~f/'1~6 . , , s ..•u • C1111 ' ' Wll/lk ... ..... . 111M a . , , Saor 2208 Jackson Ave. Point Pleasant;WV 304-675-5427 ment. The township will pay $600. • Rutland Village, $20,000 toward construe: lion of a new firehouse. $31,600 is the total project cost. Commissioners have also allocated $12,000 toward administration costs and $12,000 · toward Fair Housing activities. The public hearing also covered an application for Syracuse through the clearance of condemned houses, fire equipment, street improvements, sidew~ks, parks and water improvements. The $300,000 grant package wolild be matched by donations from American Electric Power, Farmers Bank and Savin$s Company and Home Nab.onal Bank, funds from the fire department, vil!a$e and Carfeton School/Metgs Industries (for ·parks and recreation) eoso Nelglioor~· 11m! the Ap-pMii.cl!ian Revitalization pro~ . for Regional CollliiUSsi.on .. Don't he·afraid ·of.: color Ike Spencer and Denny Hill met with commissioners to discuss appointment of Racine Village Clerk David Spencer as the administrator . for .an upcoming sewer expansion grant. Commissioners also: • Afproved contracts on behal of the Department of Job and Family Services. • Approved an additional appropriation for the Board of Elections, $535 reiD!IJiir&eillfy Uie stare for 'poll, worker training. Report on clinic/ER models delayed . •, BV.BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM . ,. . . . I SL ~.­ .,.!lime Dina In • - ~ - -- · Buy orae Footlong -• GetO~ttFm! tl tl OBITUARIFS Drive Thru - - --- .11.,.,.,1 ttC•••• J'oll.eC'- &p.MZS/08 • • • • • . 228 W Main, Pometo}·' ''"") . ..., . INSIDE ... ' • Holzer observes ·Fall Prevention Week. Seel'lle.U .• Holzer Center :tor Cal IC8I' Care ·JI elcomas new dodor. : ·- ··-- SeeP~?~t.U .:. 1 dead in 8llty .morning~ 'See . . A3 ...... Gnllllt&l Stllll ,I I 7r rt 6 I ' 12 r. -------------, · 1There "IS" SuchAThing~sA1 ·Free Lunch! I J lis zr . . . ..-c.l 1111 or Cllld. ..... order. .._.,.. ... 1 u L I .,........... " Enter Here.For A 1111110 : 1·· ,.. 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L Ill; As-7 A3 MOvies •• $ A3 B Section I COLUMBUS American ' Munic~ Power..Ohio and Votth Siemens Hydro have ac: cuted a COI1II'IIct for wcbiDes and geDerators on what AMP..Qhio ca?ls a "signifi: Cllllfl hydroelecllic project thiil will add lban 200 MW'. of emi.ssion.fme gene ~to tb&re&ioow has die potmtia? to 1lriD8 gRal mewefw huinJ jobs to ()IUo. AMP-Ohio President ./ em Mac said tbe Olp1iDtioo will develop three nm-d.dJe..riva" hy~ electric 1t1mts at exiSIIDg dams 011 'iae Ollip JliWir. 'lbe· sites .-e Willow klmt Loeb aod Dim Waved.>:, W.Va., Ca• "" Lorb 1M . -Vello!r. n ..... A8 a •• ~ 4 years as a Ford dealer. Pictured from left to right: Melanie Sang, Aidan Sang, . &ad Sang, Isabella Sang, Leota Sang, Olivia Sang, John Sang and Chris Infantino. ..._.., Hope - Dam . ne.- <)mnc:!ton, Ind. and Smithl.ud . ln*s aad Dam in Cc IJ~ If"!*•• jllOjtd5 ~ an e~ • ,ori;y of 208 MW. AMP..Qbio has e~ted a contract with Voith Sic:mms Hydro to 1;1Wlufac: ture eight 'bulb tlllbines and jPLillOIS for tbe dee pro: .JeClS. The contract was awanled following tbe ev.al: uatioo of competitive bids ,;:v -a..AI .. ' ADo..,._ lila Ford honors Sang for 25 years of service is always in the back. of your mind because you see and c....n;,, 88 Ky. O•albiloDd. tbese liRe NASCAR ....... . ,==·==-~~==::---·--­ CcnQIDOWOII.• A4 EditOrials f'aith • Values •111&3' , . . . . . . . . 57 1 .... . . . . . lOUD! A2 A2 I ,..,_...,. ......... John Sang, owner of John Sang Ford Uncoln Mert:Ury, and his family.stand with Ford Lincoln Mercury marfl:et rep, resentation manager Chris Infantino. On behalf of Ford, Infantino presented Sang with a plaque in honor of his 25 STAR' R&a11 . ..... ·AMP-Ohio invests in hydroelectric power project NEWSeMVOit.lLVSENTINEL.OOIII L-- ..!2!.~~.§2 .:!11-0!!.~!.-- .J • W 5' CI9te stain in tan and darfl: brown colors to enhance the look of the wall which measures 730 feet long. The taHest point on the wall is 37 feet while the lowest is five feet, with every square inch destined to be in living color. GAUJflous - It lakes a driveo attitude and hard WOik to reach one's goals. ADd John Sang, owner of John Sung Ford lincoln Mercwy in Gallipolis. Ohio, has die god oriontcd attitude it Illes to SIICcecd On !I-~~ 5aa& was lloii<Rd for Jlis ,yeaslj of service as a Ford dealer Font Lincoln Mercwy marb!t l'rf"Csentation man: ager Chris Infantino presellled Sang with a plaque for rea<'bing the milestone of 25 years with Ford. Sang described himself as feeling accomplished. "You go 1brougb dift'cnnt ,pges .in yo_ur career aad ~ hear about other dealer friends getting reoognized. So. I am pretty excited," Sang said. "It is a real sense of acco~p · hailent more than an else. A lot of people go · to this bwiiness .and don't last long. I am looking forward to servioe for the oommunity.fl Although Sang's business has been witb Ford for 25 yem, the dealership itself is in its 38th year of service. According to Sang, be has woded atlhe dealership for 37 years. wl CU1C (to the dealer: ship} one year after it ·opened. Don Watts from Huntington opened it as a Volkswagen dealeRhip aod . • I went to work with him a " year Iater as a sales person, Sang said. · He added that he woat.ed in sales for three years and later became the sales manager in 1976. Sang got involved in the ownership afu:r Watts decided to seU out in 1976. "I got a couple others to invest as partners in '76 and we acquired the American Motors Corporation and Jeep franchise," Sang said. " The AMC and Jeep palt· oc:rship lasted until 1982, and it was Ill that time when Sang acquired a new partner .and bought out the two origina! investon, ~- ln addition, Sang acqUired the , " 1- i a AI POMEROY The process of fmding an appropriate model for a combmed federally-qualified health clinic like that in Pomeroy and a 24-hour emergency room is taking longer than was expected, but a preliJni, nary report on the county"s filldings is expected no later than next month. In April, county commissioners received a $6,000 , state grant las.t month to study models of combined Federally-Qualified Health Care fl!lllily clinics, li~e · Family. Health Care m Pomeroy, and emergency room facilities. The study aims to determine if such a combination would be a . possible means of addressmg the county's lack of a 24-hour emergency room . Family Health Care now operates a subsidized clinic in a county-owned medical office, and it now is operating at capacity. The Meigs County Community lmprovement Corporation has purchased land near Meigs High School for possible development as a medical campus. Officials hope PI liM - Report. AJ Bridge spans will meet in middle BY Bent SERGENT BSERGE!ITOMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM POMEROY After weeks of what seemed like continuous ooncrete pours on the two segments of the uew =~~'¥~~~ has led to the pervasive rumor that the ~s wil11101 meet in the IDJddle, which Ohio Department of Transponation . officials say simply isn't uue. Cary Betting. project engineer for OOOT, ·confirmed the pours stalled for the last couple of weeks but reswned yesterday. Betzing said the stall happened to make proper adjustments to the Slructure to achieve the geometry required by the designer. "Real ire that at no time was the structure in dang« of not meeting in the middie, and as part of our erection plan the two cantilevers will actually be locked together to make the final . closure pour," Betzing said. " · ~ 71 - ., tc 1 AI �~- • •" .. ~ ' / BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel Dear Annie: My sister, '''Vera," is 53 and recently met a man 13 years · younger. They h;lve khown ieach other six months and :be has already proposed. · • .Vera is a divorcee with no !children who owns her own ihome and is doing well :fmancially. I am sure she is •lonely, but. l worry about !this relationship. No one in lllie family has met this man. !We know nothing about him f.xcept what she bas told us. ~e has been in our country ;1ess than a year and has held :a low-paying job in a ware:house for five months. : Vera told us· be gave her a ;one-carat diamond engage·ment . ring. I told her she ishould see a jeweler to find !out if it is real. She became •angry and now isn't speak:ing to me. Was I wrong to ;make that suggestion? ; I love my sister and am •trying to look out for her :welfare. I think this guy is a :JN!ony _out to sw!l!dle her. :What do you think?- 81~~: ·Sis in California · : Dear Big Sis: We think ;it's more likely this man is .. looking to get a greeit card, but that doesn't preclude true love. In any event, your sister is old enough to make her own mistakes, and you run· the risk of alienating Vera completely if yqu keep up the negative criticisms. You have told her of your concerns. Now you have to tell Vera you love her and you'd like to meet your·new brother-in-law-to-be so you can get to know him. Try to do it with an open mind. If it's a mistake, you'll need to be there fqr her. Dear Annie: I have been seeing ''Trevor" for a couple of years. He is very intelligent and wonderful to my family and me. He tells me he loves me and wants to be with me. But the other day while J was at work, I saw him across the street, talking · to a woman. He lcissed her on the cheek before walking . away. It bothered me a lot. This woman told me Trevor said he wasn ' t married. This lady is separated ·from her husband, but not divorced. Should I talk to them both, or should .I just leave it alone and not worry · about it?- In My Dreams !)ear Dreams: A kiss on the cheek could mean anything. But if Trevor made a point of telling this woman he is unattached and available, you have a problem. Leave the woman out of it. Talk to Trevor and ask him to· explain himself. If you can' t trust him now, it's not going to get better later. Dear Annie: I am a 58year-old woman who faced a problem similar to that of "Neve~ (Ever) a Guy," the woman who has a masculine ap~arance . My Situation ceased to be a problem for me when I accepted that I would never seem "normal" to some peopie and those are the ones who need to find an explanation for my differences that meet~ their own requirements and expectations. Now I dress and behave in the ways I believe are appropriate for my body and my personality. When people hint at my privale life, I just smile at them. If they get too pushy, I say, "Are you interested for .yourself or inquiring for a friend?" I've nev~:r had to say more. 1i doesn't pay io ·go overboard ·to look more femtnine or show your birth certificate. People will just Junko POMEROY a Knight, wife of Maed Maste r Sgt. Christopher Knight and mother of etghtthink you're protesting too year-o ld Luke Knight, ~ad­ much and therefore must be uated from the Universtty of hiding something. Guam with a bache.Jor of Her appearance has little arts, political science, and to do with being accepted. wome n and gender studies Everyone has differences. on Ju ne .I. She needs to accept herself She is the daughter of , for who she is and respect aka and Mariko Maeda Kens others for who ihey are. anno City, Japan, and of N Then she will be accepted daughter-in-law of and respected by others. It's the Vince and Susann Knight of tough work when you're accustomed to thinking of Pomeroy.. others as your enemies and yourself as a victim, but it's . worth it. - Not a Guy, Either MI DDLEPORT Dear Not: You sound lifce Elizabeth Well who gradu- . a secure · woman who has a ted recently from Ohjo her· priorities straight. University with a bachelor's Others can learn from your de gree in political science, healthy altitude. · has been accepted into the . Annie's Mailbox is writ- Ohio Northern School of ten by Ksthy MilcheU and Law. She will attending Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- under a full scholarship. tors of the Ann l..ltluhrs Eri.zabeth is the daughter column. Please e-mail your of Zandra and Jeff Courtney questions to anniellniJilbox@comcast.net, or write of Middleport, and Brian to: Annie's ·Mailbox, P.O. and Myra Well of Ripley, Box 118190, Chieago, JL W.Va. She is a graduate of 606ll. To fitul out more Meigs High School. about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Cretilors "Syiulicaie writers pnd cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.crealors.com. bHcmee~ Moaday, June 23 RA CINE -. Southern Local Schoo) . Board, regular ' . ' . meeting, 8 p.m., high school GALLIPOLIS ·- As the ·~ lieeJS ·:u:e ~Suggested. A nstall handrails stairways as long as possible. · · media .room. , . . nation's population ages·, ~a'keri .'. pJ'I)vide a 5olid :,. and grab bars near. toilets· Holzer Home_ Care, Extra POMEROY . --Metgs death from falls has been Bild·nldtice the risk of. .. and tub~. · Care and Hosptce e~brace Coonty Public Libr;lry reguranked third among the (~,' · A~~id 'sand~ apd In winter, keep a bag of the utission. of ~oviding lar board meeting, 3 p.m.. leading cl)uses of accidental .S hOes w•tll open 1i~,Is or rock salt or sand by tbe.front comprehenstve m-h~me . Pomeroy Library. death in the United States. toes. · Bedroom shppers door, making tl easy to toss · hea'th and support se~tces ThUI'IIday, JUDe~ To raise awareness of this should have rubber soles. If a few scoops on icy steps. If to the area's jlisabled; · ro MEROY ..,..:. Meigs issue, the National Safety you like to walk around in usin~ a cane, attach a wrist ~hroni~ally and ~nally Soil ~ ·.. . Water Council has declared June socks, purchase socks with strap I? one eitd. If dropped, til pal!ents ~ thetr f~­ Coose..Vation Oistrict•Bolil4 · . 23 through 27, as Fall rubber pa~ on the bottom. thts wtll prevent stoopmg to ltes. Holzer s. caregtvuig of Supeivisors, 11:30 a.m. 'Prevention Week. Holzer Place non-slip strips or pick up the eane. ~am offers asst~tancc: fal!g- at the district office, 3310 I Home Care Holzer Extra rubber bottom bathmats on Holzer Home Care, ·mg from help wtth daily ltv- Hiland Rd., Pomeroy. Care aitd Holzer Hospice the bathroom floor. Keep a Hospice · and Extra · Care ing to advanc~d. medi(:al wish to join th~ National non-slip rug~ runner, or a reco~nize the value of ~eatment, along wtth pal~ta­ Safety Council m promo!- rubber mat, m front of the remammg m your own t~ve ~are ~or those wtth hfe. ing a safe borne environ- kitchen sink where the floor home where you feel com- ~1m1tmg _illness. For more Sunday, June 22 ment by offering a few tips may become wet and slip- fortable, safe, secure, and mformatton, call Home MI DDLEPORT - The to help prevent falls . ~ry. Place frequently used content. The few tips Care at 1-888-225-1135, Sing mg Byrdri 411: Junction Footwear is important. tlems within easy reach to above are offered to help Extra Care at_ 1-800-920- City, Kv. will be sin~>in" at Comfortable, sturdy, 'non- discourage over exertion or ensure older Amencans 8860, or Hosptce at 1-800- the Milld!epC>rt ciilireii .slip shoes with low, broil!~- climbing upon chairs. remain in their own home . 500-4850. the N~ ·on SuOO.y. ·' cburch events or ! l I . ... Holzer Center for Cancer Care welcomes new doctor GALLIPOLIS ·The niedical staff at the Holzer Center for Cancer Care welcomes Radiation .Oncologist, Grae L. Schuster, M.l). He brings with him 16 · years of expc;rielll=C and special.ized tratning with a mindset on personalized patient care to the Center. Up6n graduating from Dartmouth Medical School in Hanover, N.H .• Dr. Schifster cOmplet.e d his internship · at Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown, New York, ·and his .residency at the University of Iowa in Iowa -City, Iowa. In addition,He bas experience and special traini!lg in many areas including High Dose Rate (HDR) partial breast irradiation with Mammosite®, Ultrasound Guided Prostate :Seed Implants, Radiosurgery, :Radioimmunothempy, aJid 'Radioisotope Therapy. · . : Schuster will also be serving as the Medical Director .for the Holzer Center for ;C~ Care. His years of ;experience awl specialized opportunity in Gallipolis, Dr. Schuster stated, "Providing patients with personalized care is important to me , and the Holzer Center of Cancer Care's high-quality equipment 'and well-irained staff make it possible to continue that same personalized eare here in the Gallipolis area and beyond. !look forward to working with the staff and area physicians providing patients with the · personalized.. care they deserve."' Grae L Schuster, M,O. Located at 170 Jacksthon Pike in Gallipolis, Ohio, e training will help move the Holzer Center for Cancer Center forward in its coolin- Care is proud to offer a ued pursuit of excellence in state-of-the-~ linear accelserving the oornmunity. "Dr. ,erator, whtch s~ts . the Schuster is a wonderful benchmark for cuttmg-edge addition for our facility. His · . tJ:eatrnent. A dedtcated CT expertise and patient-driven · s_1mul3tor for treatment mindset ensure that we are plu,unng•. along w1th the providing the most .V~® linear . accelerator advanced treatments in a pi:OVtde the tools by which local setting," stated Ken ' ,our doctor~ and staff assure Moore, Executive Director· your eare tli _the best po_sstof the Holzer Center for , hie. fu addlll?n, ~edtcal Cancer Care. . • ,OIWOldgy sefVIces mclude When asked abo.U- 'his · Jackson General Hospital • Band concert ,... i. MIDDLEPORJ'- The Bi$ Be!!d Communi~ Band w~ll :present a eoncert at 7 p.m; Friday tn the Dave Dtles Park m ;Middleport. ' , i:- Toney Din,ess is director of the band. The concert will· lfeature a vanety of music including a Civil War medley, · ;gwing arrangements, marches, Red River Valley style ;music, and some jazz, alon~ with a sax feature called !"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.' Dingess suggests those allending ' The concert is !bring along a chair. ,, .,," - . me. ..., 10:30 .'" . a. ill;' hs«K: r Len PoWen iD~!Ifie ' ~ ' ·~Jwll WJi.K£Syi[LE - The Reunions . Olriiit. Fariuly Life ; ~ Menu of turkey hot dogs w_illl l• • POMEROY -The Meigs County Health Department ·will hold a childhood immunization clinic from 9-11 a.m. sauce and cheese, potlr.o salad, cole slaw and dessert;i ' . -and 1-3 p.m. on Thesday. Bring child's shot records and medical card if applicable. A $7 donation appreciated but not required. I1 . •' ·J Youth events .• . Monday, June 23 ;,. RUTLAND Oas~ . Fellowship Christian Vacation Bible School, 68:30 p.m., through June ~. Rutland ' Church of ChriM, l'R_Wer Lab is the~.• dilldren ages ·tlute throu5!' fifth grade. I . !,i ·Clubsand • organizations I Friday, J.._ 20 '· SALEM CENTER Star Grange #778 and Star . Junior Grange . #l)78 (un ni~t and wor~ session ~ fatr boot)) dt$phty, . wtt!J poduck supper ·at 6:30p.m., followed by work session .. Thesday, June l4 RACINE - The Racine Area Community Organization will. rn~ lit 6:30 p.m. at the Stai: Mill Patk building. PotliJclc meal to be served. New m~inbel's welcome. hanii - Other events ._11117_.._. . (Surf . Jmm.,ntzation clinic Set -.If_) - ~l adds nurse practitioner . ·RIPLEY Jackson :General Hospital announces ·the addition of Certified :Family Nurse Practitioner, :Debra McGraw, to the ·Morad-Hughes Health Centa staff. · McGraw has· been prac'ticing as a CfNP for eight years and prior to that was · an ER Nurse for 10 years. Her focus has been m the ·e mergency depaltment, fast ,trad, urgent eare, and walk·indinics. · : Sbe relocated from :Beckley, W.Va. and is now residing in Leon with her )lusband of 35 years, WJlliam "Butch" McGraw who bas·a position in a New .Haven coal mine. They !have two daughters. a son. :and four gran<lchi.ldren. The Morad-Hughes Health center is open.weekdays from 8. a.m. to 8 p.m. SYRACUSE -The regular monthly meeting of the Syracuse Racine Regional Sewer District Board of Trustees h3s been moved to 6 p.m,. July 23. . " an infusion area for w·illcesville . Presbyteril!D chetp.othetapy with 12 bay~ burch will fealure David and. two pnvate bays for tiffter.~ Jr.; singing ~~ treatm~nt. Our Healing music , 6 p.m. Mlic iilvi.t; Garden provides a peacefu I ed. For more information area for patients and their call ~20. families, mcluding a walkThUI'IIday, June 26 ing labyrinth, a reflecting TUPPERS PLAINS ....;.. pool, and benches for rest Eastern Music Boost&!rs Plari:and meditation. SOliday, JUDe 29 ning meeting, 7 p.ni:, An affiliation between the HENDERSON, W.Va.Holzer Center for Cancer Desc endants of Sam and room. Officers meet at 6 p.m. Care and The Ohio State Melvina Birchfield annual · University ~edical Center reunion at the Henderson focuses on targeted educa Community · · Building. tion activities that iJI9>COVe Basket dinner at noon. patient care and quality of life for cancer patients in southeast Ohio and wes t central West Virginia. Thi s Friday, JUDe 1A1 affiliation is provided M IDDLEPORT - The through The Ohto State B~f. Bend Community Band University Comprehensive WI present a concert in • lr'll&lnl r'u u·• ·.'-It WU" .-., lllf Cancer Center - Atthur G Dave ' Diles Part, • 10M:rlil-- wilh w.iniH! James cancer Hospital and Middleport, 7 p.in. etections • CuMom hrt , . • """'' ....,.' mDIII! ' the Richard J. Solove will UIClude swin$, big band, m , Research Institute. marches, and pamotic music. up •UIa• Visits with Dr. Schu5ter Free, open to the public, take are scheduled. by oltysician lawn chair and enjoy: · referral ' only. · For rfU?Te Friday, JUDe 1:7 information, call (74()) 446 M IDDLEPORT - Free 5474 or: visit www.holzer community dinner, 4:30-6 cancel:org, . p.m., Middleport Oturch of c s· Meeting changed .' . ..... :• . ConSt•WMr Confidence . reports avaUable . ' . ' . SYRACUSE -Copies of Syracuse's Consumer . fonfide~ Report arc available at the office _o f the village derk. The reports/pamphlets report on the vtllage's water 5upply,contain emergency phone numbc;rs and applications .for water leak insurance. The reports are issued by the Syraculie Board of Public Affairs. GCC graduate nets job GALLIPOLIS - .Joyce Ward was recendy hired as construction assistant by ·sun Technical Serv~s at ·'the '·Little Broad Run •Landfill construction site, in '*jUDctina with AEP and the MOuntaineer Power Plant. New Haven, W.Va. . W...S is a graduate of Gallipolis Career College wbcri slie rea:ived an associate of lljlplied business in :Comptlet ~lications tecb·nology, in associate of lied business in medical administtation. and a diploma· in junior ICM''IJt· , ing. while maintaining a .. ' ;ilerfect 4.0 CUDUllatiWi · CWSeS or programs offered 'grade point average. al GCC, .call 446-4367, She is a resident of (800J 2/4-0452, or visit the Middlepm. web site a www.~allipolis~= Fo; informalion abo11t caTUrcollege.edu. ~ce ~ ·- Report ,._Pile AI :to develop a .c linic · with :C:xpanded services including ;an emergency room, and · tpossibly - ultimatelr ~ inpatient hospital semces .. ; The Institute for Local Government and Regional :Development . at .Ohio iUniversity was hired to •study models of combined !(<QHC clinics and 24-hour lJDerBency rooms to ~r­ mine if such a combination ·would be effective in providing increased bealth ~ services here. County Commissioner Mick Davenport said yesterday the process of identifying a workable model has taken more time that was ..... lJridge rnmr.At • !1: ~ ~. Betzing explained a cable •stayed sttuctun: like the J1ICW bridge can require :,Onstant adjustment lifter ~ach cycle of cooorete ~nt. "Adjustmenu are easier wbeo tbe span « antile"'CC' 'is c1oee to tbe IOWa" .ad are a little more tricty as the cantilever gets loaF." t1 tzins said. ''We are at a (after 6 p.m. by appointment only): Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 J}.m ., and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. For more information or to make an appointment call 373-1 578. Walk-ins are welcome. where tbe ~' to bellOme- mtand harder·to COllect. 50 -~ llave to pay very clole :n: Jtioa to eiCb 26.5-fcet 1 pw I' ·before and afttt it js cti1. ~visions •• . " The Daily Sentinel• Pqe A3 are IDilde control of the 1998 Jeep Cherokee be drove in left curve. The vehicle went off the left side of the road and struck an embankment, where it overturned. It is believed the accident occurred sometime between 4 ·and 5 a.m., troopers said. There were no passen~rs in the vehicle, troopers satd. The victim was released to McCoy-Moore Funeral Home in Vinton for arrangements. The incident is the second traffic fatality of the year investigated by the patrol in Gallia County. .Sang ·from Page Al too.J Briefs Conununity~Pu NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM :• APPLE GROVE, W.Va: - Carlsted "Carl" Vernon :~owlby; 65, of Apple Grove, W.Va., died'Thursday rnom;.ng, June 19, 2008. ~ Funeral services will he held at 2·p.m., Monday, June 23, ;was, at the Crow-HusseU Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. f\'isitation will be held one !tour prior to the service at the ;.fuperal home. Private burial will be at Greenlawn :cemetery. Doanville, Ohio. · :, Carl's care has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Funeral · · ;llome. An online guest registry is available at: ~-crowhussellfh.com. · . ;. 42, 691 Hawks Road, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident that VINTON - A one-vehi- occurred on Huntington cle accident early Thursday .. Township Road 757 took the life qf a Vinton (Hawks) by Dr. Daniel H. man, the Gallia-Meigs Post Whiteley; Gallia. County, of the State Highway Patrol coroner. reported. Troopers said Nottingham William A. Nottingham, was westbound and lost STAFF REPORT ~ i• .. www.mydailysentinel.com · 1 dead in early moi'JJing accident , WeII graduates Fall Prevention Week .iH olzer obsenres . .., -Deaths ~ Little sister old enq:ugh. to decide . BY KATHY MITCHELL AND .MARCY SUGAR I Friday, June ap, r~ol .•L I . ·. > Knight graduates ANNIE'S MAILBOX I : Friday, June 20, 2008 ·PageA2 originally expected. Susan Isaac of ILGARD attended a National Rural Health Care Conference in ~y. and was to submit a report on her ~search into the models, Davenpon said the report, originally due in mid-June, should be completed "hopefully soon." "The model's she has looked at so far are not exactly what we want for the county," Davenport said, adding that remaining grant funds might allow Isaac to travel to Chicago or Artansas to study models closest to the county's ideal. Once Isaac's report has been completed and models have been identified, Davenport said, the county will begin the process of lobbying, for funds for an ·emergency room expanston. to our geometry during consttuction ~ make sure we stay oo the right track." OOOT has also adjusted tbe-webcami on its website www.buckeyetraffic.org so that progress on the roadway and bridge as well as the aesthetic retaining wall can be viewed by residents . on their home oomputers. · Also, it was incorrectly reported in The Daily Sentinel that traffic coming off the new bridge would come to ·a stop light if going t.o Pomeroy. The changed plan for the interIIJCti.oll hal; tnffic flowing from the bridge 5traight to · Pomeroy without stopping . or mak.ing a left turn . Traffic will tum right to go toward Middleport. Ford franchise in 1982. This partnership lasted 22 years. "Early m the mid-1980s we eliminated the Volkswagen, AMC and Jeep franchises and picked up the Lincoln Mercury franchise. And that is where we are today. We felt that these were the best products for us 11> for in the future at the time," Sang said. . · He added that the partnership ended in 2005, and now his son, Brad Sang, is the other owner. "All of. these years since 1976 I have been the operator. None· of the other partners were involved in the daily operation of the dealership?' he suid. · However, Sang described his plans for Brad to carry on the business. "My goal is to eventually slow down and not work quite as much and to help (Brad) build the (dealership)_into a better situation Hope ROUIII/phoiO then it is. I want stay John Sang along with Ford Lincoln Mercury market representation manager Chris involved as long as he feels , Infantino po&e with Donnie McDermitt of Southside-after McDermitt purchased the first needed,~ Sang said. Ford vehicle on Sang's 25th anniversary as a Ford dealer. Sang described being recogFor Sang, the decision to nized for 25-years with Ford as providing him with a sense of accomplishment. get involved in the automo- . bile business was because Once I got involved (in the evening, and you can't do it their children's children, he he wanted the chance > to dealership) and found out any other way," -sang said. . added. provide more for his family. about the business I made it "You get to know people, He also described his Prior to the dealership, he my g.oal to own (the dealer- wife, Leota, and their chil- especially people in the triwas a teacher and coach. · ship)," he said. dren as being supportive in county area. You get to 'There were two reasons Sang added that he didn't allowing him to reach his know ihem and their famiwhy I got involved in this expect to stay in the same goals. The job itself has lies. I know one family that business. One was my wife location; but due to several allowed Sang to enjoy his we have sold 30 vehicles made more money then me event~ . he was very fortu- work as well. to," Sang said. and we dido 't feel that we nate to be able to stay in "Everyday I come to Above all Sang described could raise a family on a the area. He attributed work . and meet different his years of work at the dealteaching · and coaching reaching his goal to his people. I am not cooped up ership as a wonderful expesalary and I as very aware of dedication of the job. m a cubicle. One of the rience, and expressed his this because my father "Our business requires a most enjoyable things is excitement for the future. coached football for 50 lot- of dedication because of helping people get a vehi"I am looking forward to years in the area," Sang said. so many hours invested. cle. The ~~ thing is the my son and his family continHe added that he felt it was I've worked six days a week relationship that I've estab- uing on what we have done in his family's best interest for I0 hours a day for 37 lished with the customers and accomplished. I'm sure to find a business career. · we will continue to operate years. We have to be avail- over the years," he said. "Never in my wildest able When the customer is In the past 37 years Sang the Sl!JllC way we have all dreams did I think it would available --' from early in has sold vehicles to grand- these years putting the be the .automobile indus!£Y. the morning to late in the parents, their children and customer first,' be said. br ' AMP -from PageAl of a diversified power supply portfolio and work closely with our members to . achieve it. Building on our experience in constructing and operating the Belleville • Hydroelectric Plant (on the Ohio River· at Belleville, W.Va.) we are pursuing an aggressive plan to significantly increase hydro capacity in. the region as a part of an asset-based strategy that include fossil fuel, hydroelectric and other renewable resources such as . wind and landfill t\as generation. These proJects will not only increase the capacity of emission-free electric generation, but will also bring jobs to the .region." As a whole sale Jower · supplier to municip electric systems in six states, Gerken said AMP -Obio is com.ffiitted to developing projects that diversify mem- by AMP-Ohio and · its owner's engineer, Montgomery Watson Harza. Voith Stemens Hydro President and CEO, E. Mark Garner · said Voith Siemens Hydlo will manufacture many of the tu!bine components in York, Pa. and is also considering the possibility of opening a new Ohio manufacturing plant contingent upon appropriate state incentives. ' "Voith Siemens Hydro Is thrilled to be part of this exciting development of renewable energy in the United States," Garner said. , "These projects represent the largest order in our 131 year history in the United States. The order value will exceed $300 million. We will create many new jobs in York, Pa. with this important order. We recognized · AMP-Ohio as a leader in developing these new hydro projects at existing dam sites. And for these generation additions at existing darns we will do the complete mechanical, electrical, automation and balance of plait! supply.· This clearly demonstrates our ability of total. plant expertise .beyond equipment know-how." Gerken added : "AMPOhio is a leader in the development of renewable resources in our 'region. We understand the importance her power supply portfolios and reduce exposure to the volatile wholesale market. Eighty-five AMP-Ohio member communities are · participating in the hydroelectric projects and have executed contracts to purchase powerfrom the facilities·. AMP-Ohio is working . with it$ member communities on the development of addition projects on existing -darns with .the goal of adding a total of more than 350 MW .of hydroelectric capacity. ''These projects and the commitment made by AMP-Ohio member cominunities show the priority ·~1\1' C,.J.f' ~VA""· z ~ ~ "$- I(' ' i ' ' (,> ·~...··"··-·· ,_ - ~- uJ . ~ ( ' ..1 that public power places on renewable generation," Gerken said. "The energy of water flowing O"Ver the dams on the Ohio River bas been largely untapped. Harnessing this energy wiU service the· dual purpose of mitigating our members' exposure to increasing wholesale market prices and bring much needed generation into the region." Gerken said AMP-Ohio is also in final negotiations with contractors to begin cofferdam construction at the three sites and anticipates the new generation facilities going on-line in 2012. GRA"'O . • . .. SHOWT1IIEI FOR Fill IIJIMII " a.... ~ .. r')<, ~" MFOIMJMi liiJS LU.llll Volunteers Interested in helping with Haunted Theatre come to meeting at Ariel June 30 at 1:00 p.m. TIEUM4Dc'~~GU 1:11,~ Gl.1 Slt.lll' t!G-1~ ' 1•ts.•• 111.1:1,. . . . 11EI!OilDl lllli'IIG<l! m IWftNIIiG'" SEIA!IIIIIE an·II• ....... ......... •• ,.,...,.,. 1. . . . . . UJIIG 11JI'AIIIoi11Gl 1. . .1:1,. lfOlM JO!IIS IIIG-lfo 1. . . . . . . 1....., . , . Will.~ 110-U• liE stll.t;QJS lit IIIU'CAWN ft.llt ·- UIIAN~ 8oJrOIIIce: 4212nd - · G II~ >lie, 011 (740) 4ti-AII1S withoor \Vben you insure your car and home or mobile home with us, through Auto-Ownen; Insurance Company. we'll S.ve you money . with their multi-policy discouni! Mature policyholders can earn even greater savings. COIItac! our agen<:y today! • ' I \lt._.c....,_ p ·~-­ ·r·s r, ' Reed &: Baur lasunuK:e AJmcy . l2t £liSt Main~ '-roy, Ohio 45769 740-992-3600 �~- • •" .. ~ ' / BYTHEBEND The Daily Sentinel Dear Annie: My sister, '''Vera," is 53 and recently met a man 13 years · younger. They h;lve khown ieach other six months and :be has already proposed. · • .Vera is a divorcee with no !children who owns her own ihome and is doing well :fmancially. I am sure she is •lonely, but. l worry about !this relationship. No one in lllie family has met this man. !We know nothing about him f.xcept what she bas told us. ~e has been in our country ;1ess than a year and has held :a low-paying job in a ware:house for five months. : Vera told us· be gave her a ;one-carat diamond engage·ment . ring. I told her she ishould see a jeweler to find !out if it is real. She became •angry and now isn't speak:ing to me. Was I wrong to ;make that suggestion? ; I love my sister and am •trying to look out for her :welfare. I think this guy is a :JN!ony _out to sw!l!dle her. :What do you think?- 81~~: ·Sis in California · : Dear Big Sis: We think ;it's more likely this man is .. looking to get a greeit card, but that doesn't preclude true love. In any event, your sister is old enough to make her own mistakes, and you run· the risk of alienating Vera completely if yqu keep up the negative criticisms. You have told her of your concerns. Now you have to tell Vera you love her and you'd like to meet your·new brother-in-law-to-be so you can get to know him. Try to do it with an open mind. If it's a mistake, you'll need to be there fqr her. Dear Annie: I have been seeing ''Trevor" for a couple of years. He is very intelligent and wonderful to my family and me. He tells me he loves me and wants to be with me. But the other day while J was at work, I saw him across the street, talking · to a woman. He lcissed her on the cheek before walking . away. It bothered me a lot. This woman told me Trevor said he wasn ' t married. This lady is separated ·from her husband, but not divorced. Should I talk to them both, or should .I just leave it alone and not worry · about it?- In My Dreams !)ear Dreams: A kiss on the cheek could mean anything. But if Trevor made a point of telling this woman he is unattached and available, you have a problem. Leave the woman out of it. Talk to Trevor and ask him to· explain himself. If you can' t trust him now, it's not going to get better later. Dear Annie: I am a 58year-old woman who faced a problem similar to that of "Neve~ (Ever) a Guy," the woman who has a masculine ap~arance . My Situation ceased to be a problem for me when I accepted that I would never seem "normal" to some peopie and those are the ones who need to find an explanation for my differences that meet~ their own requirements and expectations. Now I dress and behave in the ways I believe are appropriate for my body and my personality. When people hint at my privale life, I just smile at them. If they get too pushy, I say, "Are you interested for .yourself or inquiring for a friend?" I've nev~:r had to say more. 1i doesn't pay io ·go overboard ·to look more femtnine or show your birth certificate. People will just Junko POMEROY a Knight, wife of Maed Maste r Sgt. Christopher Knight and mother of etghtthink you're protesting too year-o ld Luke Knight, ~ad­ much and therefore must be uated from the Universtty of hiding something. Guam with a bache.Jor of Her appearance has little arts, political science, and to do with being accepted. wome n and gender studies Everyone has differences. on Ju ne .I. She needs to accept herself She is the daughter of , for who she is and respect aka and Mariko Maeda Kens others for who ihey are. anno City, Japan, and of N Then she will be accepted daughter-in-law of and respected by others. It's the Vince and Susann Knight of tough work when you're accustomed to thinking of Pomeroy.. others as your enemies and yourself as a victim, but it's . worth it. - Not a Guy, Either MI DDLEPORT Dear Not: You sound lifce Elizabeth Well who gradu- . a secure · woman who has a ted recently from Ohjo her· priorities straight. University with a bachelor's Others can learn from your de gree in political science, healthy altitude. · has been accepted into the . Annie's Mailbox is writ- Ohio Northern School of ten by Ksthy MilcheU and Law. She will attending Marcy Sugar, longtime edi- under a full scholarship. tors of the Ann l..ltluhrs Eri.zabeth is the daughter column. Please e-mail your of Zandra and Jeff Courtney questions to anniellniJilbox@comcast.net, or write of Middleport, and Brian to: Annie's ·Mailbox, P.O. and Myra Well of Ripley, Box 118190, Chieago, JL W.Va. She is a graduate of 606ll. To fitul out more Meigs High School. about Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Cretilors "Syiulicaie writers pnd cartoonists, visit the Creators Syndicate Web page at www.crealors.com. bHcmee~ Moaday, June 23 RA CINE -. Southern Local Schoo) . Board, regular ' . ' . meeting, 8 p.m., high school GALLIPOLIS ·- As the ·~ lieeJS ·:u:e ~Suggested. A nstall handrails stairways as long as possible. · · media .room. , . . nation's population ages·, ~a'keri .'. pJ'I)vide a 5olid :,. and grab bars near. toilets· Holzer Home_ Care, Extra POMEROY . --Metgs death from falls has been Bild·nldtice the risk of. .. and tub~. · Care and Hosptce e~brace Coonty Public Libr;lry reguranked third among the (~,' · A~~id 'sand~ apd In winter, keep a bag of the utission. of ~oviding lar board meeting, 3 p.m.. leading cl)uses of accidental .S hOes w•tll open 1i~,Is or rock salt or sand by tbe.front comprehenstve m-h~me . Pomeroy Library. death in the United States. toes. · Bedroom shppers door, making tl easy to toss · hea'th and support se~tces ThUI'IIday, JUDe~ To raise awareness of this should have rubber soles. If a few scoops on icy steps. If to the area's jlisabled; · ro MEROY ..,..:. Meigs issue, the National Safety you like to walk around in usin~ a cane, attach a wrist ~hroni~ally and ~nally Soil ~ ·.. . Water Council has declared June socks, purchase socks with strap I? one eitd. If dropped, til pal!ents ~ thetr f~­ Coose..Vation Oistrict•Bolil4 · . 23 through 27, as Fall rubber pa~ on the bottom. thts wtll prevent stoopmg to ltes. Holzer s. caregtvuig of Supeivisors, 11:30 a.m. 'Prevention Week. Holzer Place non-slip strips or pick up the eane. ~am offers asst~tancc: fal!g- at the district office, 3310 I Home Care Holzer Extra rubber bottom bathmats on Holzer Home Care, ·mg from help wtth daily ltv- Hiland Rd., Pomeroy. Care aitd Holzer Hospice the bathroom floor. Keep a Hospice · and Extra · Care ing to advanc~d. medi(:al wish to join th~ National non-slip rug~ runner, or a reco~nize the value of ~eatment, along wtth pal~ta­ Safety Council m promo!- rubber mat, m front of the remammg m your own t~ve ~are ~or those wtth hfe. ing a safe borne environ- kitchen sink where the floor home where you feel com- ~1m1tmg _illness. For more Sunday, June 22 ment by offering a few tips may become wet and slip- fortable, safe, secure, and mformatton, call Home MI DDLEPORT - The to help prevent falls . ~ry. Place frequently used content. The few tips Care at 1-888-225-1135, Sing mg Byrdri 411: Junction Footwear is important. tlems within easy reach to above are offered to help Extra Care at_ 1-800-920- City, Kv. will be sin~>in" at Comfortable, sturdy, 'non- discourage over exertion or ensure older Amencans 8860, or Hosptce at 1-800- the Milld!epC>rt ciilireii .slip shoes with low, broil!~- climbing upon chairs. remain in their own home . 500-4850. the N~ ·on SuOO.y. ·' cburch events or ! l I . ... Holzer Center for Cancer Care welcomes new doctor GALLIPOLIS ·The niedical staff at the Holzer Center for Cancer Care welcomes Radiation .Oncologist, Grae L. Schuster, M.l). He brings with him 16 · years of expc;rielll=C and special.ized tratning with a mindset on personalized patient care to the Center. Up6n graduating from Dartmouth Medical School in Hanover, N.H .• Dr. Schifster cOmplet.e d his internship · at Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown, New York, ·and his .residency at the University of Iowa in Iowa -City, Iowa. In addition,He bas experience and special traini!lg in many areas including High Dose Rate (HDR) partial breast irradiation with Mammosite®, Ultrasound Guided Prostate :Seed Implants, Radiosurgery, :Radioimmunothempy, aJid 'Radioisotope Therapy. · . : Schuster will also be serving as the Medical Director .for the Holzer Center for ;C~ Care. His years of ;experience awl specialized opportunity in Gallipolis, Dr. Schuster stated, "Providing patients with personalized care is important to me , and the Holzer Center of Cancer Care's high-quality equipment 'and well-irained staff make it possible to continue that same personalized eare here in the Gallipolis area and beyond. !look forward to working with the staff and area physicians providing patients with the · personalized.. care they deserve."' Grae L Schuster, M,O. Located at 170 Jacksthon Pike in Gallipolis, Ohio, e training will help move the Holzer Center for Cancer Center forward in its coolin- Care is proud to offer a ued pursuit of excellence in state-of-the-~ linear accelserving the oornmunity. "Dr. ,erator, whtch s~ts . the Schuster is a wonderful benchmark for cuttmg-edge addition for our facility. His · . tJ:eatrnent. A dedtcated CT expertise and patient-driven · s_1mul3tor for treatment mindset ensure that we are plu,unng•. along w1th the providing the most .V~® linear . accelerator advanced treatments in a pi:OVtde the tools by which local setting," stated Ken ' ,our doctor~ and staff assure Moore, Executive Director· your eare tli _the best po_sstof the Holzer Center for , hie. fu addlll?n, ~edtcal Cancer Care. . • ,OIWOldgy sefVIces mclude When asked abo.U- 'his · Jackson General Hospital • Band concert ,... i. MIDDLEPORJ'- The Bi$ Be!!d Communi~ Band w~ll :present a eoncert at 7 p.m; Friday tn the Dave Dtles Park m ;Middleport. ' , i:- Toney Din,ess is director of the band. The concert will· lfeature a vanety of music including a Civil War medley, · ;gwing arrangements, marches, Red River Valley style ;music, and some jazz, alon~ with a sax feature called !"Swing Low, Sweet Chariot.' Dingess suggests those allending ' The concert is !bring along a chair. ,, .,," - . me. ..., 10:30 .'" . a. ill;' hs«K: r Len PoWen iD~!Ifie ' ~ ' ·~Jwll WJi.K£Syi[LE - The Reunions . Olriiit. Fariuly Life ; ~ Menu of turkey hot dogs w_illl l• • POMEROY -The Meigs County Health Department ·will hold a childhood immunization clinic from 9-11 a.m. sauce and cheese, potlr.o salad, cole slaw and dessert;i ' . -and 1-3 p.m. on Thesday. Bring child's shot records and medical card if applicable. A $7 donation appreciated but not required. I1 . •' ·J Youth events .• . Monday, June 23 ;,. RUTLAND Oas~ . Fellowship Christian Vacation Bible School, 68:30 p.m., through June ~. Rutland ' Church of ChriM, l'R_Wer Lab is the~.• dilldren ages ·tlute throu5!' fifth grade. I . !,i ·Clubsand • organizations I Friday, J.._ 20 '· SALEM CENTER Star Grange #778 and Star . Junior Grange . #l)78 (un ni~t and wor~ session ~ fatr boot)) dt$phty, . wtt!J poduck supper ·at 6:30p.m., followed by work session .. Thesday, June l4 RACINE - The Racine Area Community Organization will. rn~ lit 6:30 p.m. at the Stai: Mill Patk building. PotliJclc meal to be served. New m~inbel's welcome. hanii - Other events ._11117_.._. . (Surf . Jmm.,ntzation clinic Set -.If_) - ~l adds nurse practitioner . ·RIPLEY Jackson :General Hospital announces ·the addition of Certified :Family Nurse Practitioner, :Debra McGraw, to the ·Morad-Hughes Health Centa staff. · McGraw has· been prac'ticing as a CfNP for eight years and prior to that was · an ER Nurse for 10 years. Her focus has been m the ·e mergency depaltment, fast ,trad, urgent eare, and walk·indinics. · : Sbe relocated from :Beckley, W.Va. and is now residing in Leon with her )lusband of 35 years, WJlliam "Butch" McGraw who bas·a position in a New .Haven coal mine. They !have two daughters. a son. :and four gran<lchi.ldren. The Morad-Hughes Health center is open.weekdays from 8. a.m. to 8 p.m. SYRACUSE -The regular monthly meeting of the Syracuse Racine Regional Sewer District Board of Trustees h3s been moved to 6 p.m,. July 23. . " an infusion area for w·illcesville . Presbyteril!D chetp.othetapy with 12 bay~ burch will fealure David and. two pnvate bays for tiffter.~ Jr.; singing ~~ treatm~nt. Our Healing music , 6 p.m. Mlic iilvi.t; Garden provides a peacefu I ed. For more information area for patients and their call ~20. families, mcluding a walkThUI'IIday, June 26 ing labyrinth, a reflecting TUPPERS PLAINS ....;.. pool, and benches for rest Eastern Music Boost&!rs Plari:and meditation. SOliday, JUDe 29 ning meeting, 7 p.ni:, An affiliation between the HENDERSON, W.Va.Holzer Center for Cancer Desc endants of Sam and room. Officers meet at 6 p.m. Care and The Ohio State Melvina Birchfield annual · University ~edical Center reunion at the Henderson focuses on targeted educa Community · · Building. tion activities that iJI9>COVe Basket dinner at noon. patient care and quality of life for cancer patients in southeast Ohio and wes t central West Virginia. Thi s Friday, JUDe 1A1 affiliation is provided M IDDLEPORT - The through The Ohto State B~f. Bend Community Band University Comprehensive WI present a concert in • lr'll&lnl r'u u·• ·.'-It WU" .-., lllf Cancer Center - Atthur G Dave ' Diles Part, • 10M:rlil-- wilh w.iniH! James cancer Hospital and Middleport, 7 p.in. etections • CuMom hrt , . • """'' ....,.' mDIII! ' the Richard J. Solove will UIClude swin$, big band, m , Research Institute. marches, and pamotic music. up •UIa• Visits with Dr. Schu5ter Free, open to the public, take are scheduled. by oltysician lawn chair and enjoy: · referral ' only. · For rfU?Te Friday, JUDe 1:7 information, call (74()) 446 M IDDLEPORT - Free 5474 or: visit www.holzer community dinner, 4:30-6 cancel:org, . p.m., Middleport Oturch of c s· Meeting changed .' . ..... :• . ConSt•WMr Confidence . reports avaUable . ' . ' . SYRACUSE -Copies of Syracuse's Consumer . fonfide~ Report arc available at the office _o f the village derk. The reports/pamphlets report on the vtllage's water 5upply,contain emergency phone numbc;rs and applications .for water leak insurance. The reports are issued by the Syraculie Board of Public Affairs. GCC graduate nets job GALLIPOLIS - .Joyce Ward was recendy hired as construction assistant by ·sun Technical Serv~s at ·'the '·Little Broad Run •Landfill construction site, in '*jUDctina with AEP and the MOuntaineer Power Plant. New Haven, W.Va. . W...S is a graduate of Gallipolis Career College wbcri slie rea:ived an associate of lljlplied business in :Comptlet ~lications tecb·nology, in associate of lied business in medical administtation. and a diploma· in junior ICM''IJt· , ing. while maintaining a .. ' ;ilerfect 4.0 CUDUllatiWi · CWSeS or programs offered 'grade point average. al GCC, .call 446-4367, She is a resident of (800J 2/4-0452, or visit the Middlepm. web site a www.~allipolis~= Fo; informalion abo11t caTUrcollege.edu. ~ce ~ ·- Report ,._Pile AI :to develop a .c linic · with :C:xpanded services including ;an emergency room, and · tpossibly - ultimatelr ~ inpatient hospital semces .. ; The Institute for Local Government and Regional :Development . at .Ohio iUniversity was hired to •study models of combined !(<QHC clinics and 24-hour lJDerBency rooms to ~r­ mine if such a combination ·would be effective in providing increased bealth ~ services here. County Commissioner Mick Davenport said yesterday the process of identifying a workable model has taken more time that was ..... lJridge rnmr.At • !1: ~ ~. Betzing explained a cable •stayed sttuctun: like the J1ICW bridge can require :,Onstant adjustment lifter ~ach cycle of cooorete ~nt. "Adjustmenu are easier wbeo tbe span « antile"'CC' 'is c1oee to tbe IOWa" .ad are a little more tricty as the cantilever gets loaF." t1 tzins said. ''We are at a (after 6 p.m. by appointment only): Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 J}.m ., and Sunday from noon to 6 p.m. For more information or to make an appointment call 373-1 578. Walk-ins are welcome. where tbe ~' to bellOme- mtand harder·to COllect. 50 -~ llave to pay very clole :n: Jtioa to eiCb 26.5-fcet 1 pw I' ·before and afttt it js cti1. ~visions •• . " The Daily Sentinel• Pqe A3 are IDilde control of the 1998 Jeep Cherokee be drove in left curve. The vehicle went off the left side of the road and struck an embankment, where it overturned. It is believed the accident occurred sometime between 4 ·and 5 a.m., troopers said. There were no passen~rs in the vehicle, troopers satd. The victim was released to McCoy-Moore Funeral Home in Vinton for arrangements. The incident is the second traffic fatality of the year investigated by the patrol in Gallia County. .Sang ·from Page Al too.J Briefs Conununity~Pu NEWSOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM :• APPLE GROVE, W.Va: - Carlsted "Carl" Vernon :~owlby; 65, of Apple Grove, W.Va., died'Thursday rnom;.ng, June 19, 2008. ~ Funeral services will he held at 2·p.m., Monday, June 23, ;was, at the Crow-HusseU Funeral Home, Point Pleasant. f\'isitation will be held one !tour prior to the service at the ;.fuperal home. Private burial will be at Greenlawn :cemetery. Doanville, Ohio. · :, Carl's care has been entrusted to Crow-Hussell Funeral · · ;llome. An online guest registry is available at: ~-crowhussellfh.com. · . ;. 42, 691 Hawks Road, was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident that VINTON - A one-vehi- occurred on Huntington cle accident early Thursday .. Township Road 757 took the life qf a Vinton (Hawks) by Dr. Daniel H. man, the Gallia-Meigs Post Whiteley; Gallia. County, of the State Highway Patrol coroner. reported. Troopers said Nottingham William A. Nottingham, was westbound and lost STAFF REPORT ~ i• .. www.mydailysentinel.com · 1 dead in early moi'JJing accident , WeII graduates Fall Prevention Week .iH olzer obsenres . .., -Deaths ~ Little sister old enq:ugh. to decide . BY KATHY MITCHELL AND .MARCY SUGAR I Friday, June ap, r~ol .•L I . ·. > Knight graduates ANNIE'S MAILBOX I : Friday, June 20, 2008 ·PageA2 originally expected. Susan Isaac of ILGARD attended a National Rural Health Care Conference in ~y. and was to submit a report on her ~search into the models, Davenpon said the report, originally due in mid-June, should be completed "hopefully soon." "The model's she has looked at so far are not exactly what we want for the county," Davenport said, adding that remaining grant funds might allow Isaac to travel to Chicago or Artansas to study models closest to the county's ideal. Once Isaac's report has been completed and models have been identified, Davenport said, the county will begin the process of lobbying, for funds for an ·emergency room expanston. to our geometry during consttuction ~ make sure we stay oo the right track." OOOT has also adjusted tbe-webcami on its website www.buckeyetraffic.org so that progress on the roadway and bridge as well as the aesthetic retaining wall can be viewed by residents . on their home oomputers. · Also, it was incorrectly reported in The Daily Sentinel that traffic coming off the new bridge would come to ·a stop light if going t.o Pomeroy. The changed plan for the interIIJCti.oll hal; tnffic flowing from the bridge 5traight to · Pomeroy without stopping . or mak.ing a left turn . Traffic will tum right to go toward Middleport. Ford franchise in 1982. This partnership lasted 22 years. "Early m the mid-1980s we eliminated the Volkswagen, AMC and Jeep franchises and picked up the Lincoln Mercury franchise. And that is where we are today. We felt that these were the best products for us 11> for in the future at the time," Sang said. . · He added that the partnership ended in 2005, and now his son, Brad Sang, is the other owner. "All of. these years since 1976 I have been the operator. None· of the other partners were involved in the daily operation of the dealership?' he suid. · However, Sang described his plans for Brad to carry on the business. "My goal is to eventually slow down and not work quite as much and to help (Brad) build the (dealership)_into a better situation Hope ROUIII/phoiO then it is. I want stay John Sang along with Ford Lincoln Mercury market representation manager Chris involved as long as he feels , Infantino po&e with Donnie McDermitt of Southside-after McDermitt purchased the first needed,~ Sang said. Ford vehicle on Sang's 25th anniversary as a Ford dealer. Sang described being recogFor Sang, the decision to nized for 25-years with Ford as providing him with a sense of accomplishment. get involved in the automo- . bile business was because Once I got involved (in the evening, and you can't do it their children's children, he he wanted the chance > to dealership) and found out any other way," -sang said. . added. provide more for his family. about the business I made it "You get to know people, He also described his Prior to the dealership, he my g.oal to own (the dealer- wife, Leota, and their chil- especially people in the triwas a teacher and coach. · ship)," he said. dren as being supportive in county area. You get to 'There were two reasons Sang added that he didn't allowing him to reach his know ihem and their famiwhy I got involved in this expect to stay in the same goals. The job itself has lies. I know one family that business. One was my wife location; but due to several allowed Sang to enjoy his we have sold 30 vehicles made more money then me event~ . he was very fortu- work as well. to," Sang said. and we dido 't feel that we nate to be able to stay in "Everyday I come to Above all Sang described could raise a family on a the area. He attributed work . and meet different his years of work at the dealteaching · and coaching reaching his goal to his people. I am not cooped up ership as a wonderful expesalary and I as very aware of dedication of the job. m a cubicle. One of the rience, and expressed his this because my father "Our business requires a most enjoyable things is excitement for the future. coached football for 50 lot- of dedication because of helping people get a vehi"I am looking forward to years in the area," Sang said. so many hours invested. cle. The ~~ thing is the my son and his family continHe added that he felt it was I've worked six days a week relationship that I've estab- uing on what we have done in his family's best interest for I0 hours a day for 37 lished with the customers and accomplished. I'm sure to find a business career. · we will continue to operate years. We have to be avail- over the years," he said. "Never in my wildest able When the customer is In the past 37 years Sang the Sl!JllC way we have all dreams did I think it would available --' from early in has sold vehicles to grand- these years putting the be the .automobile indus!£Y. the morning to late in the parents, their children and customer first,' be said. br ' AMP -from PageAl of a diversified power supply portfolio and work closely with our members to . achieve it. Building on our experience in constructing and operating the Belleville • Hydroelectric Plant (on the Ohio River· at Belleville, W.Va.) we are pursuing an aggressive plan to significantly increase hydro capacity in. the region as a part of an asset-based strategy that include fossil fuel, hydroelectric and other renewable resources such as . wind and landfill t\as generation. These proJects will not only increase the capacity of emission-free electric generation, but will also bring jobs to the .region." As a whole sale Jower · supplier to municip electric systems in six states, Gerken said AMP -Obio is com.ffiitted to developing projects that diversify mem- by AMP-Ohio and · its owner's engineer, Montgomery Watson Harza. Voith Stemens Hydro President and CEO, E. Mark Garner · said Voith Siemens Hydlo will manufacture many of the tu!bine components in York, Pa. and is also considering the possibility of opening a new Ohio manufacturing plant contingent upon appropriate state incentives. ' "Voith Siemens Hydro Is thrilled to be part of this exciting development of renewable energy in the United States," Garner said. , "These projects represent the largest order in our 131 year history in the United States. The order value will exceed $300 million. We will create many new jobs in York, Pa. with this important order. We recognized · AMP-Ohio as a leader in developing these new hydro projects at existing dam sites. And for these generation additions at existing darns we will do the complete mechanical, electrical, automation and balance of plait! supply.· This clearly demonstrates our ability of total. plant expertise .beyond equipment know-how." Gerken added : "AMPOhio is a leader in the development of renewable resources in our 'region. We understand the importance her power supply portfolios and reduce exposure to the volatile wholesale market. Eighty-five AMP-Ohio member communities are · participating in the hydroelectric projects and have executed contracts to purchase powerfrom the facilities·. AMP-Ohio is working . with it$ member communities on the development of addition projects on existing -darns with .the goal of adding a total of more than 350 MW .of hydroelectric capacity. ''These projects and the commitment made by AMP-Ohio member cominunities show the priority ·~1\1' C,.J.f' ~VA""· z ~ ~ "$- I(' ' i ' ' (,> ·~...··"··-·· ,_ - ~- uJ . ~ ( ' ..1 that public power places on renewable generation," Gerken said. "The energy of water flowing O"Ver the dams on the Ohio River bas been largely untapped. Harnessing this energy wiU service the· dual purpose of mitigating our members' exposure to increasing wholesale market prices and bring much needed generation into the region." Gerken said AMP-Ohio is also in final negotiations with contractors to begin cofferdam construction at the three sites and anticipates the new generation facilities going on-line in 2012. GRA"'O . • . .. SHOWT1IIEI FOR Fill IIJIMII " a.... ~ .. r')<, ~" MFOIMJMi liiJS LU.llll Volunteers Interested in helping with Haunted Theatre come to meeting at Ariel June 30 at 1:00 p.m. TIEUM4Dc'~~GU 1:11,~ Gl.1 Slt.lll' t!G-1~ ' 1•ts.•• 111.1:1,. . . . 11EI!OilDl lllli'IIG<l! m IWftNIIiG'" SEIA!IIIIIE an·II• ....... ......... •• ,.,...,.,. 1. . . . . . UJIIG 11JI'AIIIoi11Gl 1. . .1:1,. lfOlM JO!IIS IIIG-lfo 1. . . . . . . 1....., . , . Will.~ 110-U• liE stll.t;QJS lit IIIU'CAWN ft.llt ·- UIIAN~ 8oJrOIIIce: 4212nd - · G II~ >lie, 011 (740) 4ti-AII1S withoor \Vben you insure your car and home or mobile home with us, through Auto-Ownen; Insurance Company. we'll S.ve you money . with their multi-policy discouni! Mature policyholders can earn even greater savings. COIItac! our agen<:y today! • ' I \lt._.c....,_ p ·~-­ ·r·s r, ' Reed &: Baur lasunuK:e AJmcy . l2t £liSt Main~ '-roy, Ohio 45769 740-992-3600 �• ( OPINION :The Daily Sentinel I . ' Page .A4 An issue qffree speech The Daily Sentinel The alleged crime took place at the comer of Alum (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740J 992-2157 Rock and Ellesmere roads · in Birmingham, England, www.mydally..ntlnel.com ,where an officer spotted two missionaries dtstributing ·Ohio Valley Publishing Co. "God's Bridge to Eternal Life" tracts. · Dan Goodrich The controversial pamPublisher phlets contained comments such as, "Throughout histoCharlene Hoeflich ry individuals . have tried many ways !c:J gain or earn General ~anager-News Editor eternal life, . but · every attempt h~ been unspccessful." 1bere were Bible verses, such as, "Not by works Congress shall mnke.no .law respecting an . of righteousness, which we estnbluhment of religion, or prohibiting the have done, but according to . free exercise thereof; or abridging the .freedom · His mercy He saved us. Titus 3:5a." . of speech, or of the press; or the right of the What happened next has ~ people ptt~ceably to assemble, and to petition reopened a painful debate about so•called "no go · the Government for a redress ofgrievaHCU. zones" in Great Britain, areas that may be off limits - The First Amendment to the U.S. Conat1tutlon to citizens who do not heed Islamic laws. According to a statement by the Rev. Arthur Cunningham, the "police • community sueport officer" told him 'you're not allowed to preach ... here. I . ·' This is a Muslim area. He said: 'You i?J':'w• you guys · are 'l:ommllllng a hate . ,I crime here with what you're· doing. I'm going to have to call you in and take you in.' Then he took his Deiu &iitor: ' A comment o 0 Pastor Stockman's June 13 Faith and radio and he said someFamily column and his quote from a retired· officer that thing like, 'There's a hate every war from 1776 to the present has been fought to pro- ·crime in progress · here. I need assistance.' " tect freedom. This occurred three This .is an errant thou~ht form which as I have pointed out since the mid-'90s ts infusea into the populacl! from months ago, but legal · birth. The pastor mentions the king's re~ regarding July actions by Cunn!Jlgham and the Rev. Joseph Abraham 4, that "nothing of importance happened." George Ill may have been expenencing the initial throes have created a wave of new · of his mental illness, which eventually made him spend a ·large ponion of each day questioning his own idenuty and wondering where the samhill he was. After World War n. drugs, oil and war profiteering became the bedrock of U.S. foreign policy framed in terms of a defense of freedom which was in fact the exact obverse of the truth. Ask God's blessing for a multitude of crimes ~ainst humanity? As former hero Smedley Butler slated in hts confessional speech, "War is a Racket," in print since the 1930s, "Where else could a youn§ man ride, rape and raid with the blessing of the Highest?' • 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio· Friday, June2o; 2008 , READE ·R' S VIEW • Questions pastor's sentiments to · all that the freedom to Meanwhile, the Dailf discuss freely and perhaps Mail has reported that the to have our views changed, officer involved in this inci: · whether in politics, religion dent is active in' the local or science, be encourdged branch of the NationaJ and not diminished," wrote Association of Muslim Terry Nazir-Ali, in a newspaper Police. The West MidlandS · Mattingly essay that· led to death police force also madt threats against him. recent headlines when iJ Christia11ity and Islam are accused a BBC Dispatches titled both evangelistic faiths, program· ' . which creates sparks when "Undercover Mo59ues" ....;: coverage. Both men .carry American . passpons, their traditional, growing of distoning Mushm state.; although Abraham was born forms collide. However, ments ;d>out terrorism. All of this has led to a Muslim in Egypt and then Christian evangelism is banned in many Muslim heightened tensions about convened to Chnstianity. While declining to dis- lands and some Christian how to balanee Muslin} cuss details, West Midlands converts have faced death concerns with British laws.' "Freedom is not, of Police officials have sentences as apostates. In the Alum Rock case, course, absolute. It is only released statements saying their investigation found the missionaries freely possible in the context of that the officer acted ."with admit they were seeking the Common Good, wher4 the best of intentions" and convens. Abraham and the freedom of each has t6 that "the police community Cunningham insist that they be exercised with respeq service officer has been were told they wou.ld .be for the freedom 1of all,~ offered guidance about attacked physically if they according to a new essay b~ Nazir-Aii, in StandpoinJ what constitutes a hate dared to return. "The actions and words magazine. crime and advice on comused by the officers were ''Freedom of belief, ot munication style." intimidating and were calexpression, and the free:; Another statement: "We culated to warn and-or dom to change one's belief would like to assure all are,' however, vitallJ. frighten our clients and to communities that there are not any 'nq go' areas in the have the effect of deterring important for a free society.i West Midlands Police area, our clients from hiwfully and the onus must be on arid we will , defend the expressing their opinions those who wish to restriCt rights · of the individual to and . manifesting their these in any way to show freedom of expression and belief}; ·and tu have a chill" why this is necessary. Nor · ing effect .on the exercise can .we say that such free· religious faiths." by them of their right to · doms apply in so.me parts The "no go zone" debate manifest their .beliefs,". of the country and of the . began in ·earnest when Anglican Bishop Michael according to a document world and not in others." (Terry Mattingly is direc· Nazir-Aii of Rochester, who prepared for .. police by activists at the Christian . tor of the Washington was raised in Pakistan in a Journalism Center at the fal)lilr with Christian and Institute. "Our clients were left Council for Christian Mushm roots, expressed fears that England is splin- with the understanding that- - Colleges and Universities leads the tering into segregated com- they could not express their and munities of citizens living religious beliefs in Alum GetReligion.org project to Rock Road without com- study religion and the "parallel lives." a hate crime." news.) · ' "It is oritically important milling . ' . Today is Friday, June 20, the 172nd day of 2008. There are 194 days left in the year. Summer arrives at 7:59 p.m. · Eastern time. Today's Highlight in History: On June 20, 1893, a jury in New Bedford, Mass., found Lizzie Borden innocent of the ax murders of her father and stepmother. · On this date: In 17 56, in India, a group of British soldiers was imprisoned in a cell that gained notoriety as the "Black Hole of Calcutta." However, the exact circumstances such as the number of prisoners, originally put at 146, llfld how many of them died - are disputed. . In 1782, Congress approved the Great Seal of the United States. · In 1863, West Virginia became the 35th state. · In 1948, the television variety series ''Toast ofthe Town," hosted by Ed Sullivan, debuted on CBS. In 1967, boller Muhammad Ali was convicted in Houston of violating Selective Service laws by refusing to be drafted. Ali~ conviction was ultimately overturned by the . --' Supreme Court. Thought for Today: "Even the merest gesture is holy if it is filled with faith." - Franz Kafka, Austrian author and poet (1883-1924). The Daily Sentinel . Reader ·Services . !USPS 213-9601 Ohio ¥IIIIey Publlllllng CO. Cunection Polley in aU atorie& is to PLtMihed tNeiY lflelnoott. Mondll~ through Frldlly, 111 Court Street, f>on1eto<Jy, Ollk>. -.-poooage in a story, cal the neoSioom at (7<40) paid at Pometoy. ' Our mak1 a>IKl8fT1 wyou llnow of an """' be accundB. v .... n. • 992-21.56. ~OhkaNca O...IMinrKii ?e • (740) 1112-215e. Dlipll11iMtllexllltelol.. - - ....... - ··Ext. 12 Ext. 14 - - . Beth Sergonl, Ext. 13 ........... Brian-· - Chartene ' Actwel1tlng ,.aali I I · ted , Pre. .. . Send . . . _ n I. ~ tionl to Tho Doily · 111 Cout · Pamomy, Ol1k> 45789. SW•crlpllon"--M ..,_...Of __ an.-...........'115 .'10.27 an.,... ........... .... ....... CIJ' nriiH an._,., ...........'10.27 an.,_ ............ .,.., ......... .. . .' .. ~ ..50' -.--in . . . 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There is no obvioUs '~ why two people of the same sex 'm ay not 'e nter into such reciprocal relations, and many do. Opyonents of same-sex llllllllllge have a different ' FAITH. FAMILY. Friday, June 20, 2008 Offering some words of thanks· Enjoying an evening oUt are from left. support group . Have you heard the one about organizer the man who walks into the post Wendy office with his right arm m a Toadvine, and sling. He holds a postcard in his members left hand. Seeing only the postal Jean Sparhawk emplo'lee behind the counter, he and Jean asks i she would write out his Cackowskipostcard for him since he is right Campbell. handed and unable to write it SI.Di...... pl-* himself. Wanting to be helpful~ she answers yes, and lakes the . postcard to begin writing down what he dictates aloud: " My Dearest Jane, I miss you so very much. I am sorry to wtite that I will not be able to make it borne for anOther week due tO unforeseen problems on the job site. I look forward to seeing you then. All my love, Ted" As the clerk begins ro hand the postcard back, Ted asks her to write one more thing for him. Oladly, she begins to write as he 8v Ltz WESTENDORF widows and widowers encoumg- eating, even frustrating, at times. thine of one · meeting, or may be says, "P.S. Please excuse the SPECIAL TO THE OVP ing and was motivated to continue "People don't understand that insptred .to come only occasional- sloppy penmanship.'' ·. the meetings. you were functioning with a com· ly; therefore, those· interested · We chuckle at the ingratitude. ATHENS - Coping with the The group meets once a month at plementary person - it's not easy should not feel that they must But, we all know that sometimes passing of a spouse or life partner Toscano's restaurant on Depot to transition to functioning on your attend regularly in order to partici- a simple thank you is all that is IS a very ·personal process. While Street for a casual gathering, own," Toadvine said. pate in the _group. real Iy need¢. As l prepare to friends and family can offer loving where those who have lost a sig· Losing a spouse can be like losThe free suppon session meets move to a new commumty next support, there is a unique comfort nificant other are welcome to offer ing one's best friend, lover and · monthly and is open to .the public. week, I want I<Y thank everyone and sense of shared un~rstanding their shared experiences of grief, confidant all at once. Toad vine rec- Anyone who has suffered the for supporting my weekly artifound in the company':> ofothers . survival and recovery. ognizes that everyone has his or · death of a spouse or life partner is cles for the Faith and Family who have expenenced the same Like manY widows and widow- her own timeline for grieving and welcome, regardless of age, reli- section of the newspaper over kind of loss. • ers, Toadvine was unsure how to thus chooses not to act as a moder- · gious affiliation or sexual prefer- the last 4-1/2 months. Next At the request of her friend Alice navigate the new life she faced ator at meetings. She ex~lains that ence. There are no membership week at this time, my wife. Hawthoroe, director of medical after the death of her husband. the purpose of the group ts to offer dues or fees. For more mforma- Linda. and I will be living in social' services at . 'Bleness Initially, Toadvine thought that a comfortable place to talk with tion, contact Alice Hawthorne at Marietta and I will be the senior Memorial Hospital , Wendy re'turning to her job as an elemen- people who can empathize and (740) 592-9337. pastor of Marietta Christ United foadvine helped organize a sup- tary teacher would help her regain relate their own unique perspective (Liz Westendorf is an Ohio Methodist Church. But before I pon group for widows and widow- her footing, but she found the unin- on the ongoing process of bereave- University Scripps ColiRge of move, I wanted to take this ers. A widow herself, Toailvine tended pressures of friends eager to ment. Toadvine understands that Communications intern at opportunity to express my gratifound the interactions with fellow help her "move on" were climpli- some individuals may;ain some- O ;Bleness Memorial Hospital.) tUde to several people First. I want to thank our local newspapers for providing v!lluable newsprint space in their Ill Faith and Family seetion: This section of the paper has given Bv ERIC GoRsKI believes every word in the Bible is me and other aspiring writers M' RELIGION WAITER true. But it also means going in the opponunity to share a some new directions. ' . ' J.D. Greear persuaded his church Greear said he tries to avoid Christian witness. I encourage to dolp the word "Baptist" from .its political stances. But earlier this everyone to suppon our local !IBJI)e, sell its historic building in year, he joined other Southern papers and the weekly Faith and . Ourbam, N.C., and 11l0ve into a Baptists in signing a statement Family section. Next, I want to thank you the 1ocai high school. Greear preaches calling the denomination "too readers. I have received countl!l an untucked collared shirt, sporttimid" on environmental issues. less afftrmations from maity of cOat and jeans, He generally avoids Global warming is a dire threat you in the form conversations, politics but signed a statement urgthat demands action instead of ing action on global-warming. more arguing about man's role notes and even phone calls. Your encouragement made it a Eric Hankins preaches in a suit causing it, it said. joy every week to sit down at and tie at First Baptist Church in The statement was put in motion my computer and write as a witOxford, Miss., where hymns like by 25-year-old Jonathan Merritt, a ''Brethren, We Have Met to theology student and son of a for- nes~ for Jesus Christ. l also want to thank the memWorship" are the norm. Change for mer SBC president who attends bers of my own church, Grace Jfankins means adopting'· a new Greear· s church and is about to United Methodist Church. They discipleship curriculum. He .quesbecome a pastor himself. as I tried out many were patient tion.s whether humans canse cli·G reear also broke with the of my stories and testimonies on mate change. APphoto majority evangelical view in 2003. Both men are Southern Baptist · J.D. Greear, senior pastor of Summit ChurCh, right, sings during Sunday when he was the only member of them during my Sunday mornpastors in their 30s and lead grow- service ~I Summit Church Sunday in Durham, NC. Greear dropped the an SBC committee at the annual ing sermons. And they were always my biggest fans after mg congregations. Both are theo- word "8apti6f' from his chu!Ch's name.• sold its historic building in Durham, · meeting to vote against a resolu- each article appeared in the logically conservative and N.C. He preaches in an UF\tucked shirt, sportcoat and jeans. He generally tion supporting the Iraq War. He newspaper. I will miss them engaged in their denomination avoids politics but signed a statement urging action on .global wanning. said he personally backed the war greatly. ~nough to travel ' to Indianapolis but didn 't think any ·church body In addition, I want to thank last week for its annual meeting conservative establishment, the 55Greear rejects the donlioant evan- should decide whether specific my fellow members of the Point and pastors' conference. . year-old Hunt has been a mentor to gelical church form of the last 25 wars are justified. Pleasant Writer's Guild who Yet their different approaches the next generation through a pas- years: fill-in-the-blank sennon out- · Hankins' more traditional assisted me at our weekly meetare part of an ongoing dePate about tors' school he founded in 1994. lines and programs designed Jor approach is a reflection of both ings by previewing and crithe future of the 16.2 milli~n"If we think the only ones lead- spiritual seekers and baby boomers. himself and his congregation. A tiquing each of my articles member. Southern Baptist . ing are like us, then .we' re pretty Sumtnit Church members threw pastor's son, Hankins earned a aheal:l of time. Their suppon and Con~enuon: ~s there room f?r the narrow," Hunt said in Indianapolis. a wedding shower for a family that doctorate in theology from expertise was inuneasurable. ~uy ~ the swt and the guy m. ';he · "We've tried to push them into our lost its home in a ftre. They volun- Southwestern Baptist Theological I also want to take this opporJC30S . Should pasl?rs ~hun polillcs mold instead of letting them use teered to renovate a failing local Seminary in Fon Worth, Texas, a tunity 10 publicly thank my wife !>r hand out ~oters gutdes? Is sav- their own creativity." elementary school .and pmy for traditionalist bastion that drew Linda, who has encouraged me attention last year for a new home- to begin writing. Without her JOg the eovu:onrnent an tssue to , Greear was 28 in 2002 wben he higher test scores. "We like our community to say, making program for women. 1=hampton ~r ~ dangerous detour? · became senior pastor of Hoq~es~ support, I may never have tried . The _nat~on s_ largest Protestant Heights Baptist Church. a. sleepy 'We may not believe in everything He inherited a 140-year-old con- my hand at it. She brings OU! denommauon ts at a crossroads. congregation with a weekly allen- the Summit Church believes, but gregation that meets in a stately red- potential in me that I didn'teven After fiv~ decade~ of growth, dance of 390 in Durl!am. N.C. thank God they're here because . bri~k building in Oxford, Miss., so know I had. Everyone should ~mbersh1p felll~st year and bapThe building waa too old, too otherwise they'd have to raise our radical change made little sense;.. have someone like Linda ttsrns are . droppmg at an even small and in a bad location. So taxes,"' Greear said. Hankms, 36, does thmgs encouraging them to reach for faste~ clip. A growing nrlmber of Greear persuaded the church to sell Greear describes his style as Southern Baptist · churches have their dreams. Sbe believes in Bapllsts see the app~nt lack of the building, relocate to a high "humble orthodoxy." He said he always done - Sunday school, me. and I in her. relevancx. and are blanung not sec- school and reinvent itself as The wants to counter. the image of the sermons that lean on the Bible. He Finally. and most important of plar America and liberals but $umrnit Chwch. Southern Baptist preacher as the just tries to do them a litde better. all, I want to thank God for the themselves for J.)Je.problem. "We did not sbed an ounce of "angry guy with coiffed hair and In one recent sennon about sim- many ways he touches and ; The convention's new president, Baptist identity," said Greear, an out-of-style suit who likes to pwying life, based on a passage in blesses niy life. The stories I · the Gospel of Matthew, Hankins write -are simply retellings of the Rev. Johnny · Hunt of whose weekly attendance is now pick at things.'' . Woodstock, Ga., already has 2,400. ''The key is doing these That doesn't mean watering , challenged his flock to take a "tecl)- what wondrous things God has pledged to bring younger leaders to things without compromisinjl what down traditional beliefs. Greear nological fast" - no cell phones, done in my life. Truly, we serve. the table. A member of the SBC's you believe God's II'ICSsage ts." a great God! sexual purity and Internet, e-mail or TV for a day. ~ . Young Baptist preachers chart' erent courses :TODAY IN HISTORY On Monday, June 16, San Francisco began implementing the ruling of the California Supreme Coon authorizing same-sex marriages in the state. Meanwhile a state constitutional amendinent oe · g the ruling is heading ~.. ballot in November and seems likely to pass. Whal one thinks about these developments depends, primarily on one's concept of the nature and function of a marriage. There 'is no . reason to believe that partisans on either" side of the Issue are insincere, or even unjustifi- !he Daily Sentinel Page As • Syracuse Leturs to the editor are welcome. They should be less than .300 wonl.f. All letters are subject .to editing, must be signed, mtd include address and telephone number. No imsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good tasU!, addressing issU£s, not personalilies. Letters of tlumks to organiZiltions and individuals will·not be accepted for publication. . ' .. • JelfFieids LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ' concept of the meaning of the · word "marria$e·" Drawing on histoncal precedent, they conceive of a marriage as a specific institution with very e1\l)licit rules, which apply. whether the marriage is strictly "civil" or heavily .impregnated with reli~ious overtones. The institution is relatively difficult to disc solve and involves explicit obligations of mutual support - not only financial, but in the broadest sense social. Above all, it is designed to provide the · envirolunent ffx of children, ~ing which is, of course, a matt" of paramount interest to sOciety as a whole. · It is for this latter reasOit that marriage, as traditionally conceived, is always between ·a man and a woman. They may not actually have chi.l.dien, but the psibility is always, at least•• theoretically, there. A same- i should the word "malriage': sex couple may, of course, / be.reserved for the relation· adopt and raise children) . ship between a man and a and many do, but it is not an woman who are, at least inte~ aspect of their rela- theoretically, capable of uonsh1p. havin~ children and raising : These are the considera- . a family? · Personally, I would not be lions that make many sincere people balk at the opposed to the latter solu: notion of same-sex marc tion. It would preserve the! riage. Such a "marriage" word "marriage" for rela~ can certainly be based on tionships of the traditional love, . and even .entail the son, thus continuing 1D conadopuon ~d r.nsmg of chil- fer UJ!Oil it a particular sta: dren, but 1t cannot, by defi- tus. ~.Y a "higher" status if m\100. eventuate m children you wtsh (as do those who generated by the couple in object to the idea), but, if s&, question. llQes that matter? it ill a Sl$s that evay, soci'I see ~ easy ~swer to ety .has.~ as pro;. the 9ues11on. It ts stmply (as motmg tts own survival. I saJd above) a questi.on of But I recognize, too, that how we define the word such a status is not desii. "marriage." To many peo- able, or even possible fot P!e, the civil and/or reli- ·many people who gtous u.Uon of two people their own status as deval~ who have children jiS a result. And it ieeiDJ falls short of their definition clear that many Americans; of marriage. ~o others, it in. ~ they reprd • 4 may be a m1sfonu.ne spsnt of faimew, • JIIOY• evena~y-ormt;but iq row,..a.~udna dl6 it ~sn t invalidate the ~Old ".IJI8Ilia8e as llpplyf mamage. mg 10 any two people w~ The only .q~on really want to ~se it to defme theit up for decisiOn ts how soct- own particular relationsbip.i ety as a whole .shall view (William Rusher is ali these two concepts of the accomplished autlwr; jtJr:. word. Should Jt confer the mer publisher of th4 word, and the concept, on NatioMI Review anJformet any , fully committed rela- vice . chairman of ~ uonship between two peo- Amencan Consen;ativ• pie who love each other1 Or Union. j • .:eSant cannot ~ • �• ( OPINION :The Daily Sentinel I . ' Page .A4 An issue qffree speech The Daily Sentinel The alleged crime took place at the comer of Alum (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740J 992-2157 Rock and Ellesmere roads · in Birmingham, England, www.mydally..ntlnel.com ,where an officer spotted two missionaries dtstributing ·Ohio Valley Publishing Co. "God's Bridge to Eternal Life" tracts. · Dan Goodrich The controversial pamPublisher phlets contained comments such as, "Throughout histoCharlene Hoeflich ry individuals . have tried many ways !c:J gain or earn General ~anager-News Editor eternal life, . but · every attempt h~ been unspccessful." 1bere were Bible verses, such as, "Not by works Congress shall mnke.no .law respecting an . of righteousness, which we estnbluhment of religion, or prohibiting the have done, but according to . free exercise thereof; or abridging the .freedom · His mercy He saved us. Titus 3:5a." . of speech, or of the press; or the right of the What happened next has ~ people ptt~ceably to assemble, and to petition reopened a painful debate about so•called "no go · the Government for a redress ofgrievaHCU. zones" in Great Britain, areas that may be off limits - The First Amendment to the U.S. Conat1tutlon to citizens who do not heed Islamic laws. According to a statement by the Rev. Arthur Cunningham, the "police • community sueport officer" told him 'you're not allowed to preach ... here. I . ·' This is a Muslim area. He said: 'You i?J':'w• you guys · are 'l:ommllllng a hate . ,I crime here with what you're· doing. I'm going to have to call you in and take you in.' Then he took his Deiu &iitor: ' A comment o 0 Pastor Stockman's June 13 Faith and radio and he said someFamily column and his quote from a retired· officer that thing like, 'There's a hate every war from 1776 to the present has been fought to pro- ·crime in progress · here. I need assistance.' " tect freedom. This occurred three This .is an errant thou~ht form which as I have pointed out since the mid-'90s ts infusea into the populacl! from months ago, but legal · birth. The pastor mentions the king's re~ regarding July actions by Cunn!Jlgham and the Rev. Joseph Abraham 4, that "nothing of importance happened." George Ill may have been expenencing the initial throes have created a wave of new · of his mental illness, which eventually made him spend a ·large ponion of each day questioning his own idenuty and wondering where the samhill he was. After World War n. drugs, oil and war profiteering became the bedrock of U.S. foreign policy framed in terms of a defense of freedom which was in fact the exact obverse of the truth. Ask God's blessing for a multitude of crimes ~ainst humanity? As former hero Smedley Butler slated in hts confessional speech, "War is a Racket," in print since the 1930s, "Where else could a youn§ man ride, rape and raid with the blessing of the Highest?' • 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio· Friday, June2o; 2008 , READE ·R' S VIEW • Questions pastor's sentiments to · all that the freedom to Meanwhile, the Dailf discuss freely and perhaps Mail has reported that the to have our views changed, officer involved in this inci: · whether in politics, religion dent is active in' the local or science, be encourdged branch of the NationaJ and not diminished," wrote Association of Muslim Terry Nazir-Ali, in a newspaper Police. The West MidlandS · Mattingly essay that· led to death police force also madt threats against him. recent headlines when iJ Christia11ity and Islam are accused a BBC Dispatches titled both evangelistic faiths, program· ' . which creates sparks when "Undercover Mo59ues" ....;: coverage. Both men .carry American . passpons, their traditional, growing of distoning Mushm state.; although Abraham was born forms collide. However, ments ;d>out terrorism. All of this has led to a Muslim in Egypt and then Christian evangelism is banned in many Muslim heightened tensions about convened to Chnstianity. While declining to dis- lands and some Christian how to balanee Muslin} cuss details, West Midlands converts have faced death concerns with British laws.' "Freedom is not, of Police officials have sentences as apostates. In the Alum Rock case, course, absolute. It is only released statements saying their investigation found the missionaries freely possible in the context of that the officer acted ."with admit they were seeking the Common Good, wher4 the best of intentions" and convens. Abraham and the freedom of each has t6 that "the police community Cunningham insist that they be exercised with respeq service officer has been were told they wou.ld .be for the freedom 1of all,~ offered guidance about attacked physically if they according to a new essay b~ Nazir-Aii, in StandpoinJ what constitutes a hate dared to return. "The actions and words magazine. crime and advice on comused by the officers were ''Freedom of belief, ot munication style." intimidating and were calexpression, and the free:; Another statement: "We culated to warn and-or dom to change one's belief would like to assure all are,' however, vitallJ. frighten our clients and to communities that there are not any 'nq go' areas in the have the effect of deterring important for a free society.i West Midlands Police area, our clients from hiwfully and the onus must be on arid we will , defend the expressing their opinions those who wish to restriCt rights · of the individual to and . manifesting their these in any way to show freedom of expression and belief}; ·and tu have a chill" why this is necessary. Nor · ing effect .on the exercise can .we say that such free· religious faiths." by them of their right to · doms apply in so.me parts The "no go zone" debate manifest their .beliefs,". of the country and of the . began in ·earnest when Anglican Bishop Michael according to a document world and not in others." (Terry Mattingly is direc· Nazir-Aii of Rochester, who prepared for .. police by activists at the Christian . tor of the Washington was raised in Pakistan in a Journalism Center at the fal)lilr with Christian and Institute. "Our clients were left Council for Christian Mushm roots, expressed fears that England is splin- with the understanding that- - Colleges and Universities leads the tering into segregated com- they could not express their and munities of citizens living religious beliefs in Alum GetReligion.org project to Rock Road without com- study religion and the "parallel lives." a hate crime." news.) · ' "It is oritically important milling . ' . Today is Friday, June 20, the 172nd day of 2008. There are 194 days left in the year. Summer arrives at 7:59 p.m. · Eastern time. Today's Highlight in History: On June 20, 1893, a jury in New Bedford, Mass., found Lizzie Borden innocent of the ax murders of her father and stepmother. · On this date: In 17 56, in India, a group of British soldiers was imprisoned in a cell that gained notoriety as the "Black Hole of Calcutta." However, the exact circumstances such as the number of prisoners, originally put at 146, llfld how many of them died - are disputed. . In 1782, Congress approved the Great Seal of the United States. · In 1863, West Virginia became the 35th state. · In 1948, the television variety series ''Toast ofthe Town," hosted by Ed Sullivan, debuted on CBS. In 1967, boller Muhammad Ali was convicted in Houston of violating Selective Service laws by refusing to be drafted. Ali~ conviction was ultimately overturned by the . --' Supreme Court. 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There is no obvioUs '~ why two people of the same sex 'm ay not 'e nter into such reciprocal relations, and many do. Opyonents of same-sex llllllllllge have a different ' FAITH. FAMILY. Friday, June 20, 2008 Offering some words of thanks· Enjoying an evening oUt are from left. support group . Have you heard the one about organizer the man who walks into the post Wendy office with his right arm m a Toadvine, and sling. He holds a postcard in his members left hand. Seeing only the postal Jean Sparhawk emplo'lee behind the counter, he and Jean asks i she would write out his Cackowskipostcard for him since he is right Campbell. handed and unable to write it SI.Di...... pl-* himself. Wanting to be helpful~ she answers yes, and lakes the . postcard to begin writing down what he dictates aloud: " My Dearest Jane, I miss you so very much. I am sorry to wtite that I will not be able to make it borne for anOther week due tO unforeseen problems on the job site. I look forward to seeing you then. All my love, Ted" As the clerk begins ro hand the postcard back, Ted asks her to write one more thing for him. Oladly, she begins to write as he 8v Ltz WESTENDORF widows and widowers encoumg- eating, even frustrating, at times. thine of one · meeting, or may be says, "P.S. Please excuse the SPECIAL TO THE OVP ing and was motivated to continue "People don't understand that insptred .to come only occasional- sloppy penmanship.'' ·. the meetings. you were functioning with a com· ly; therefore, those· interested · We chuckle at the ingratitude. ATHENS - Coping with the The group meets once a month at plementary person - it's not easy should not feel that they must But, we all know that sometimes passing of a spouse or life partner Toscano's restaurant on Depot to transition to functioning on your attend regularly in order to partici- a simple thank you is all that is IS a very ·personal process. While Street for a casual gathering, own," Toadvine said. pate in the _group. real Iy need¢. As l prepare to friends and family can offer loving where those who have lost a sig· Losing a spouse can be like losThe free suppon session meets move to a new commumty next support, there is a unique comfort nificant other are welcome to offer ing one's best friend, lover and · monthly and is open to .the public. week, I want I<Y thank everyone and sense of shared un~rstanding their shared experiences of grief, confidant all at once. Toad vine rec- Anyone who has suffered the for supporting my weekly artifound in the company':> ofothers . survival and recovery. ognizes that everyone has his or · death of a spouse or life partner is cles for the Faith and Family who have expenenced the same Like manY widows and widow- her own timeline for grieving and welcome, regardless of age, reli- section of the newspaper over kind of loss. • ers, Toadvine was unsure how to thus chooses not to act as a moder- · gious affiliation or sexual prefer- the last 4-1/2 months. Next At the request of her friend Alice navigate the new life she faced ator at meetings. She ex~lains that ence. There are no membership week at this time, my wife. Hawthoroe, director of medical after the death of her husband. the purpose of the group ts to offer dues or fees. For more mforma- Linda. and I will be living in social' services at . 'Bleness Initially, Toadvine thought that a comfortable place to talk with tion, contact Alice Hawthorne at Marietta and I will be the senior Memorial Hospital , Wendy re'turning to her job as an elemen- people who can empathize and (740) 592-9337. pastor of Marietta Christ United foadvine helped organize a sup- tary teacher would help her regain relate their own unique perspective (Liz Westendorf is an Ohio Methodist Church. But before I pon group for widows and widow- her footing, but she found the unin- on the ongoing process of bereave- University Scripps ColiRge of move, I wanted to take this ers. A widow herself, Toailvine tended pressures of friends eager to ment. Toadvine understands that Communications intern at opportunity to express my gratifound the interactions with fellow help her "move on" were climpli- some individuals may;ain some- O ;Bleness Memorial Hospital.) tUde to several people First. I want to thank our local newspapers for providing v!lluable newsprint space in their Ill Faith and Family seetion: This section of the paper has given Bv ERIC GoRsKI believes every word in the Bible is me and other aspiring writers M' RELIGION WAITER true. But it also means going in the opponunity to share a some new directions. ' . ' J.D. Greear persuaded his church Greear said he tries to avoid Christian witness. I encourage to dolp the word "Baptist" from .its political stances. But earlier this everyone to suppon our local !IBJI)e, sell its historic building in year, he joined other Southern papers and the weekly Faith and . Ourbam, N.C., and 11l0ve into a Baptists in signing a statement Family section. Next, I want to thank you the 1ocai high school. Greear preaches calling the denomination "too readers. I have received countl!l an untucked collared shirt, sporttimid" on environmental issues. less afftrmations from maity of cOat and jeans, He generally avoids Global warming is a dire threat you in the form conversations, politics but signed a statement urgthat demands action instead of ing action on global-warming. more arguing about man's role notes and even phone calls. Your encouragement made it a Eric Hankins preaches in a suit causing it, it said. joy every week to sit down at and tie at First Baptist Church in The statement was put in motion my computer and write as a witOxford, Miss., where hymns like by 25-year-old Jonathan Merritt, a ''Brethren, We Have Met to theology student and son of a for- nes~ for Jesus Christ. l also want to thank the memWorship" are the norm. Change for mer SBC president who attends bers of my own church, Grace Jfankins means adopting'· a new Greear· s church and is about to United Methodist Church. They discipleship curriculum. He .quesbecome a pastor himself. as I tried out many were patient tion.s whether humans canse cli·G reear also broke with the of my stories and testimonies on mate change. APphoto majority evangelical view in 2003. Both men are Southern Baptist · J.D. Greear, senior pastor of Summit ChurCh, right, sings during Sunday when he was the only member of them during my Sunday mornpastors in their 30s and lead grow- service ~I Summit Church Sunday in Durham, NC. Greear dropped the an SBC committee at the annual ing sermons. And they were always my biggest fans after mg congregations. Both are theo- word "8apti6f' from his chu!Ch's name.• sold its historic building in Durham, · meeting to vote against a resolu- each article appeared in the logically conservative and N.C. He preaches in an UF\tucked shirt, sportcoat and jeans. He generally tion supporting the Iraq War. He newspaper. I will miss them engaged in their denomination avoids politics but signed a statement urging action on .global wanning. said he personally backed the war greatly. ~nough to travel ' to Indianapolis but didn 't think any ·church body In addition, I want to thank last week for its annual meeting conservative establishment, the 55Greear rejects the donlioant evan- should decide whether specific my fellow members of the Point and pastors' conference. . year-old Hunt has been a mentor to gelical church form of the last 25 wars are justified. Pleasant Writer's Guild who Yet their different approaches the next generation through a pas- years: fill-in-the-blank sennon out- · Hankins' more traditional assisted me at our weekly meetare part of an ongoing dePate about tors' school he founded in 1994. lines and programs designed Jor approach is a reflection of both ings by previewing and crithe future of the 16.2 milli~n"If we think the only ones lead- spiritual seekers and baby boomers. himself and his congregation. A tiquing each of my articles member. Southern Baptist . ing are like us, then .we' re pretty Sumtnit Church members threw pastor's son, Hankins earned a aheal:l of time. Their suppon and Con~enuon: ~s there room f?r the narrow," Hunt said in Indianapolis. a wedding shower for a family that doctorate in theology from expertise was inuneasurable. ~uy ~ the swt and the guy m. ';he · "We've tried to push them into our lost its home in a ftre. They volun- Southwestern Baptist Theological I also want to take this opporJC30S . Should pasl?rs ~hun polillcs mold instead of letting them use teered to renovate a failing local Seminary in Fon Worth, Texas, a tunity 10 publicly thank my wife !>r hand out ~oters gutdes? Is sav- their own creativity." elementary school .and pmy for traditionalist bastion that drew Linda, who has encouraged me attention last year for a new home- to begin writing. Without her JOg the eovu:onrnent an tssue to , Greear was 28 in 2002 wben he higher test scores. "We like our community to say, making program for women. 1=hampton ~r ~ dangerous detour? · became senior pastor of Hoq~es~ support, I may never have tried . The _nat~on s_ largest Protestant Heights Baptist Church. a. sleepy 'We may not believe in everything He inherited a 140-year-old con- my hand at it. She brings OU! denommauon ts at a crossroads. congregation with a weekly allen- the Summit Church believes, but gregation that meets in a stately red- potential in me that I didn'teven After fiv~ decade~ of growth, dance of 390 in Durl!am. N.C. thank God they're here because . bri~k building in Oxford, Miss., so know I had. Everyone should ~mbersh1p felll~st year and bapThe building waa too old, too otherwise they'd have to raise our radical change made little sense;.. have someone like Linda ttsrns are . droppmg at an even small and in a bad location. So taxes,"' Greear said. Hankms, 36, does thmgs encouraging them to reach for faste~ clip. A growing nrlmber of Greear persuaded the church to sell Greear describes his style as Southern Baptist · churches have their dreams. Sbe believes in Bapllsts see the app~nt lack of the building, relocate to a high "humble orthodoxy." He said he always done - Sunday school, me. and I in her. relevancx. and are blanung not sec- school and reinvent itself as The wants to counter. the image of the sermons that lean on the Bible. He Finally. and most important of plar America and liberals but $umrnit Chwch. Southern Baptist preacher as the just tries to do them a litde better. all, I want to thank God for the themselves for J.)Je.problem. "We did not sbed an ounce of "angry guy with coiffed hair and In one recent sennon about sim- many ways he touches and ; The convention's new president, Baptist identity," said Greear, an out-of-style suit who likes to pwying life, based on a passage in blesses niy life. The stories I · the Gospel of Matthew, Hankins write -are simply retellings of the Rev. Johnny · Hunt of whose weekly attendance is now pick at things.'' . Woodstock, Ga., already has 2,400. ''The key is doing these That doesn't mean watering , challenged his flock to take a "tecl)- what wondrous things God has pledged to bring younger leaders to things without compromisinjl what down traditional beliefs. Greear nological fast" - no cell phones, done in my life. Truly, we serve. the table. A member of the SBC's you believe God's II'ICSsage ts." a great God! sexual purity and Internet, e-mail or TV for a day. ~ . Young Baptist preachers chart' erent courses :TODAY IN HISTORY On Monday, June 16, San Francisco began implementing the ruling of the California Supreme Coon authorizing same-sex marriages in the state. Meanwhile a state constitutional amendinent oe · g the ruling is heading ~.. ballot in November and seems likely to pass. Whal one thinks about these developments depends, primarily on one's concept of the nature and function of a marriage. There 'is no . reason to believe that partisans on either" side of the Issue are insincere, or even unjustifi- !he Daily Sentinel Page As • Syracuse Leturs to the editor are welcome. They should be less than .300 wonl.f. All letters are subject .to editing, must be signed, mtd include address and telephone number. No imsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good tasU!, addressing issU£s, not personalilies. Letters of tlumks to organiZiltions and individuals will·not be accepted for publication. . ' .. • JelfFieids LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ' concept of the meaning of the · word "marria$e·" Drawing on histoncal precedent, they conceive of a marriage as a specific institution with very e1\l)licit rules, which apply. whether the marriage is strictly "civil" or heavily .impregnated with reli~ious overtones. The institution is relatively difficult to disc solve and involves explicit obligations of mutual support - not only financial, but in the broadest sense social. Above all, it is designed to provide the · envirolunent ffx of children, ~ing which is, of course, a matt" of paramount interest to sOciety as a whole. · It is for this latter reasOit that marriage, as traditionally conceived, is always between ·a man and a woman. They may not actually have chi.l.dien, but the psibility is always, at least•• theoretically, there. A same- i should the word "malriage': sex couple may, of course, / be.reserved for the relation· adopt and raise children) . ship between a man and a and many do, but it is not an woman who are, at least inte~ aspect of their rela- theoretically, capable of uonsh1p. havin~ children and raising : These are the considera- . a family? · Personally, I would not be lions that make many sincere people balk at the opposed to the latter solu: notion of same-sex marc tion. It would preserve the! riage. Such a "marriage" word "marriage" for rela~ can certainly be based on tionships of the traditional love, . and even .entail the son, thus continuing 1D conadopuon ~d r.nsmg of chil- fer UJ!Oil it a particular sta: dren, but 1t cannot, by defi- tus. ~.Y a "higher" status if m\100. eventuate m children you wtsh (as do those who generated by the couple in object to the idea), but, if s&, question. llQes that matter? it ill a Sl$s that evay, soci'I see ~ easy ~swer to ety .has.~ as pro;. the 9ues11on. It ts stmply (as motmg tts own survival. I saJd above) a questi.on of But I recognize, too, that how we define the word such a status is not desii. "marriage." To many peo- able, or even possible fot P!e, the civil and/or reli- ·many people who gtous u.Uon of two people their own status as deval~ who have children jiS a result. And it ieeiDJ falls short of their definition clear that many Americans; of marriage. ~o others, it in. ~ they reprd • 4 may be a m1sfonu.ne spsnt of faimew, • JIIOY• evena~y-ormt;but iq row,..a.~udna dl6 it ~sn t invalidate the ~Old ".IJI8Ilia8e as llpplyf mamage. mg 10 any two people w~ The only .q~on really want to ~se it to defme theit up for decisiOn ts how soct- own particular relationsbip.i ety as a whole .shall view (William Rusher is ali these two concepts of the accomplished autlwr; jtJr:. word. Should Jt confer the mer publisher of th4 word, and the concept, on NatioMI Review anJformet any , fully committed rela- vice . chairman of ~ uonship between two peo- Amencan Consen;ativ• pie who love each other1 Or Union. j • .:eSant cannot ~ • �• PageA6 FAITH • VALUES The Daily Sentinel (TbisstmyuadiJptedfromJolut · Every year, United Medlodists from around the stale gather for what's called Annual Conference. Last week. I joined pastors from across the West Obio Confem~re, along with lay representatives fiom most of the 1145 United Melhodist congregations, at Lakeside, Ohio on the shore of Lake Erie. It was my fowtll time at Lakeside, and it was also my favorite tiJDe, so far. In gatherings like Annual Conference. the temptation is always present 10 skip the official meeeings in: favor of ti.slting 00 the lake. cruising io the islaods. or simply being lazy on the front Ad.Jgt...,...atbhab'sfllcc. but Ibm be lOO ct.. , ..... bd - and. disappr:md. Abiju stood aJone, brisdiia! ~sly. 11le veoomnns bile m his eyes was . met by the strong and pacdUI 8:1-11.1 PllitOr w;;,:. II'- The bruises on Rabab's lii1IIS ache:d as rough bands ~ ba' mercilessly lhrou$lJ the dusty streets. But ~;:f'fflr!"- the finger's tbal · claws were qxoacbful ~ of those PI kill .__ gazevfJesusWbo-'Jookcdup at him. Abiju llJrDed oo his IKd' and ·1;lol'med out of !be ·ttmplc: :BIQ.'Rabab stocMI alone bcfOR: die I..IJld. She loobd a wlullk bad 'Wiiftm. --vou 1111'11011 my nilillg. ililo dming; You mnaved ~ sackludl :md c1oCbed me wid! joy. thalmy~maysiftiiOYou and not ~ ~lmt 0 UJRD my God. I will ~ve Y,ou fhanl::c foo:v«~ ~ 30:11-U NIV •. Jesus !itOod up and faa:d die . - . Aui~ SIOOd bdf.n Him. libe was ~ t# all t# Ia IJI!I5l :guilt. He£ d!ame ~to Ia lik ~ and ·• oould • makic bmdf look: a. His~ .._.. WORSJHP GOD 11HS WEEK ___...., .__ ' llallohan me . :ing a..dl4t-Oiill 'i 5 v.z..k - Wild IRd.. Pa&kr. J.ames 'Miller. Sundly School - 10:30 u:n .• &teaiaa. 7:30 p.m. • Ceuier. m S. ltd Ave., Middlcpon. Rev. ~I Bllldford. 'Pastor. Sunda)·. 10:30 a.m. ~.>fi : 30 prayer, Wed. 7 pm llible . Sludy £ ' "' ·rtll· lib ~r· ·+a-. !Loop Rd nff New ILima Rd . Ruthmd, Smvicei:· Sun 10:00 un. & 7:30 p.m., 'l'tlms.7 :00 p.m.,lhstor Mart)' R . Huttoo A mhlyofGed 2 lAa-ty ' 'y aiGed P,O . Box 467. Dudding 1..anr. Muoo. W.Va., Pa!ilor: 'Neil Tennant. Sunday Sc!vice5- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Raveniwood, WV, Sunda_y School 10 am•Morain~ wonttip II am Evenifl8 - I pm. WedJae5day 1 p.m. OndopooldcniB.,..,) , SR -6S2 and Andenon St. Pastor: Roben Grady. Sunday idtool 10 am, Mnmiag . chun:h 11 un. SUllday evening 6pm, Wed . Bibl~e Study 7 pm Baptist hlmr: f!loyd ROI!l, Sunday School 9:30 to 10:30 am, WoBh.ip service 10:30 to 11:00 am . Wed. preaching 6 pm . . . . . . . . .OMu-dl Suaday Sd>ool • 9:30am, P<ucbing Service ·w:JOam. Evening Service .. ~ ...... .~ ..... .. ......CIIonilo (S I o) s.MGran1 St.Middleport. Sunday !iChool -9:30a.m., Wonhip - II-a.m. and 6 p.m., Wod&e&day Servi~ - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Blis __.......,._ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship 10:45.1.m . --~Ooonil 161 M.u1bcrry Ave .. Jtotneroy. 992-.58911. Pastor: Rev. Wallet E. Heinz., Sat. Coil. 4:4S-5: ISp.m.: Man - 5:30 p.m.. Sun . Coo. -8:.4S.!U5 a.m .•• Sun . Mu'- 9:30 · a.m .. Daily Ml5 - 4 :30a.m. -Oon:ll.r~ 'Miniitcr: Larry Bruwn, Wonhip - 9 :30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m.. Bible Study 7 p.m. lilniS ,, ......... . - . . . . . Ohordl Pa~Jtor: Billy Zuspan 6th and Palmer St., Middleport. Sunday School - 9: 15 a.m .. <Wonihip . '10:15 11.m.. 7:00 p.m .. 'Wfldn5day Scrvi~-7:00p.m. 212 W. Main St., Smday Scbool - 9:30 a.m.. Worship- 10:30 a.m .. 6 p.m .. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ,.,,.a a.a..rm.rOrilt 5th and Main, Pastor: A.l Hartwn . Childrens Director; Sbaroo Sayre, Teen Director. Dodge-r Vauahan. Suftday School - 9:30a.m., Woohip- IUS, 10:30 a.m., 7 -p.m., Wedsaday Servil.-e& - 7 pm. "-a-to., Clorloi Wonhip - 9:30 a.m., Suaday School - . 10:30 a.m•• Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace. Ia and 3nl Sunday .. . . r1 Lnl. Worship - 10:'30 a:m ..• ·6 :30 · Wednc&day Setvice!i · 6:30 p .m. . .. ". Putor: Denali Weaver S•nd&y kboola .m ., EveninJ - 6:30 p .m ., WOI'iltip - 10:30 a.m. Wednmday ScrYioes -6:30p.m. ...-Oon:ll.r~ . ~a.rda Great Bend , Route 124, Racine . OH. PasiUr: Ed Caner. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Suday Won.bip - 10:30 a.m ..&; I pm; w.datidaj' BiblC-51Udy 7:00p.m. 0111---....-.u..... 28601 St. R1 . 7. Widdlepon. Suoday Service - JO a.m., •6:00 p.m .• l'uelday Servjces -6:00 .- T~~pptn Plains. Pa510r Mike Moore. Bible class , 9 a.m ~ Suqday; worship 10 a.m . ...... 0.... VIeWy~ ·· ,.• •j f ,,' • •• ,. ~ealur' & Ito¢ 1-c ..._, !i1llld ....... , ...... ~._~ ·• 'I Call today m• 'I ' I a-.. l:t,' 740412-3325 ;_:J,ealordrealestate.net 1 ~====~ i Hills SeU·Storage· 29670....,...Rd, Racine; Ott 740-949-2217 . llle~ . . 740-3511 112·1550 .......,.._ t ...... ('Ill!' ~IJ} .' .........., ...._1'SirliU•P1111 All"d I ·Sum.la)' aitool 9:30a.m., Sooday wordtip - JO:JOa.m. 11ot C- oiUWW <lr-., I1tersec1ion '7 and 124 W. Evillllelist: Dennis Sarg~nt , Sunday Bible S1udy • 9:30 a.m .. ,wOftbip: i0:-30 a.-m. llld 6:30 p.m.. Wcdneiday Bible Study • 7 p.m. i: .' -.. : c Christian uu. -a-to.r~li Putar;_,_. A ?l;r;s..,.. s_, School, 10:00 a.m., Wonbip • II SO.hoil........._ c..dl Corner Sycarnon: & 5eeoDd St., Pomeroy. Sun. School · 9:45a.m ., Worship - II a.m . Methodist 2 Worship - I I a.m. Pulor: Ricbard Nt.a&t ..W·v.lled 1' 'I Nevi Haven . Richard Nease, Pastor, Sunday worship 9 :30 a .m . Tue i . 6:30 pr3yerand Bib~ Stlldy. 'I 2 Mt.OIIw llllllell M 0 01 1 Off' 124 behind Wilkesville, PaitUJ: Rev. Malph Spire5, Sunday Sehool - 9 :30a.m., Wonhip · 10:30 l.m., 1 p.m., 'rhundlly Servict:s · 7 p.m . Mefe~C I Hanford , W.Va .. ~tor : Davkl Groer. Su~ ·School - 9:30 a.m .. Wonbip - , Corilitt. Suaday School - 9:30 a.m.. Wonbip · II a.m., 6:30p.m. s,__ 1411 Bridgeman St .• Syracu~ . Sunday School - 10 .11.m. Evening - 6 p.m.. Wednesday Servitt . 7 p.m. ·~ . Gnnd Stlcct. Suoday Scttool · 9:30 a.m .. Wonhip - 10:10 a.m.•Pulor Pbillip Bell '1'-Cloo<:l> Co . Rd. 63. Sunday School - 9:ao a.m., Nazarene Rout~ 689. Albany. Rev. Lloyd Grimm . pascor. Suaday School 10 am: worhsip K"r¥ioe II am. eveninl! seA"ioe 7 pm. Wod . prayer meeting 7 pm .lelllrdltflflleruar- Pulor: Leooard PoweU. Sullday School • 9:30 a.m.,Worship - 10:30 a.m.. 6:30p.m.. Wcdoclday Services - 7 p.m.• I 1 ••fela•_, Clturdt of God .._ ML-~ofGod Pastur: DenW NuU, Won;hip - 9:30a.m. s,_CIIord>.rtlieMike Mkm•. s-,. Sd>uol · 9:30 SudaJ School· 9-:lO Mile Hill Rd .. Racine , Pa.alor: Jameti Suaday School - 10:30 a.m. - .... Pastor: J amell Snyder. Sunday School 10 . a.m.. worship ser\'ice II am . Seveadi-Day Adyegtjst : Mulben-~· Hts . Rd .. Pumem~· . Saturda)'·, Servi~:~s : Sabba1h Schoo l · 2 p.m .. : Wooh1p - ~ p.m . MonrCiw!pei ~ --·a...~t.r.-­ ~ 'fya.rdl Elh~l Dyes. . c tty Chrdt Sunday School · 9:30 a.m.. Wonhip • 10:30 am .. 7 p.m. Wonhlp - l0:30a.m. Mlf•( llaeiC Rt. 124, Putor: Hut. Sunday Sdlool . 9:30a.m .. Wors-hip · 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. Of[ Cbutdl of 1lle N~. Pastor: Rus10eU Cai"501'1 . Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .• Wcnhip - 10;4S un .. 6 pm .. Wodneida_Y St:tyil::a-., Jl.m. Servili:les . 7:{1) p.m . , l'lllfjr.illooWak Presbyterian . -a.wm illlht ...... · Nortbcul Clu11er, Alfred , P&iitor: Jim .......... CIIrtlduFelle•llllp 9365 Hooper Road . Albens. Pastor: · Lonnie Coals: SuncU!.y Worship 10:00 am. Wedneiday: 7 pm c- Putor: Jim Carbin. Worahip - 9 a.m.. S1111day Sch.ool • 10 a.m . . lbuoday Services - 7 p.m . . 10:30 un .. 7:00 p.m.' , \\lednetdl.y II_.,, Worship · 10:.4.5 un., Su.di.J EveniD;C ~16:00 p.m .. II ........ Tow.ihip Rd ., 468C., Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m.•• WedDcsday Servi&leti - 10 a.m. r" c- .Cl!riltiaD FeHoo ...... Pastor: Herschel White , Sunday School]() am . Sunday Church w:r\'ice • 6:30 pm Wc:dnes<ia) 7 prn w, I I a.m. Back uf West Columbia. W.Va.om Lievinf; Road . PaslOI': Charles Ro ush (364) 6752288. SUilday School 9 :30am . Sunday evening service 7:00 pm. B,ibly Study Wednesday ~rvi~ 7:00 pm Pentecosta1 Mail!&. Fiftb St., SWI. 5dtool , 10 a.m.. Wonltip 9 a.m .. Thea. Services- 7 p.m. -a-to.rc- Sdtoal - 9:30a.m .. Worship - 10:-4.5 am . L ~Jr. .~ Sunday scbool - 10 a.m .. Worsh1p · a.m .. Wedotdy Str\'ice · 7 p.m. II FaHIIGoopel~ long Bottom . Sunday School - 9:30 am .. Worsbip· - 10:45 a .m .. 7:30 p .m .. Wt-dotsday 7:30p.m . ~· Geapd f ...II 33045 Hiland ROid , Pomeroy, Pll!iiOr: Roy Hunta:. SuDday Scbool , 10 a.m .. Eveninc 7:30 pJI'I .. l'lleiday . ThWli .- 7: 30p.m. ~ ·lldlld (' Te11.as .Community 3641 1 Wickham Rd . Pastor: Peter Martindllk. Sunda)· School ·: 9.30 a.m.. Worsh1p · JO · ~o a .m .. 7:00 p.m .. Wcdnesdar Sen·1celi - 1:00 p.m.: YOUth group rne¢ting 2nd&: 4th Sundays• 7 p.m. £Aeo ualled a-...~o cStat~ Route 1::!~ . betw~n R eled~v1lk & ' Hockingpon . Sunda~ School · 10 a.m.. Sunday Won;h1p • 11 :00 a.m Wednesday . Services - 7:00 p.m .. PallorWill M. Adam ; 't)' O.rdl Silver Ridge - Pa s1or Linda Damewood , SUDday School • 9 a.m .. Wot5hip Sen:ice JO a,m. 2nd and 4m Sunday If ye . . _ U. Me, Mli 11, ._,.,_ill,.,~ }ollal5:.1 MIDD.I.EPOU ......._atu.s·· 190 Ill . Second :8t. Agency Inc. . l'ul hne of · • Wildt., :ON ' 7--...bl ' .. Loaii101111?8Jor'£1PI 'n, lnsU180Ce Products+ ENC1ES Inc. Anencirt SeMoes ...., White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street A. oiACDON 8"' fS, OD P.O. BoK683 Ohio 45769-0tJI!3 ARCADIA NURSING your ligld ·SO shine befom>l that they may see works and glorify Father in beaven ." Matthew 5: utwi.rt,ewiii,Miiitslutll• trioN . .,., Sizeuvaillble.5K10;11) 10• 20 ' ,Falilt llopliiiQwdl - Pastor: Helen Klint . Cool-ville Church, a..w:t! Sa!:urday 2:00 p.m . ~--­ ~<my Wood. Scbool - 10 a.m., Wonbip - 11 a.m .Wedoelday Scrvil:co'6 pm; ThurBible Study 7 pm c... t1IIIM1I M Walnut and Henry Sli. , Raveo•wood , W.Va., Pastor: David Ru55ell , S1111day UnW •-·•~cllri 9a.m .• Worihlp - lO a.m.. ht Sunday every m011th e.,.ening &qYict 7:00 p.m.; Wc:dnr:sday - 1 p.m. """"" & Pnti~>e at 6 pm . Classe1o for all ages every Sunday & Wc:daesday. www.thc:arkchun:h .nct Long Bonum, Pastor: S~eve Reed, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 9:30 a .m . -~~~1la!lloc­ lmd 7 p.ll'l .. Wedner.day - 7 p.m.,, Friday • St. at.U. 1 · • · 011 fellowship ien'icc 7 p.m. ' Full Gospel . Cl PIUt10r.i Robtn & Robcrte M.uucr, Sund11y School 9:30 am. a. ........ c ookyC......., Worship 10:30 a01 · 7:00 pm. Wed. Pastor: Theroo Durham. Sullday • 9:30 Se-rvice 7:00 pm a.m. and 7 pm., Wtdnc:sd&y - 7 p.m. Meetin& in the Mulbmy Cominunity M''S IC 'fyewrdl Center Gymnasium. PaSIOT' Eddie Baer. !175 Pearl St., Middleport . Pastor: Sam ~ict ~very Tuesday 6:30 pm Andenon, Sanday School 10 a .m .. Evenins- 7:30p.m .. Wedncidly Service · 7:30p.m. ~" Pastor: St. Rt . 124. Racinl'. Tomado Rd . Sunday S~:hool · 10 a.m.. Evening , 7 •-va~oyr.. 1 Bailey .Run Road. Pastor: Rev . Emmen p.m .. Wedneiday Service& -7 p.m. Rawson , Su:nda)' Evenin& 1 p .m .. Thll'lday Service - 7 p .m. llarri..•Wt Pnlbyteriall Clwch Pa51or: Robert Crow. Worship · 9 a.m. Eooluo.t Soclety1Prie1tbood I I :OS-12:00 noon, Sacrament Service 9 ~ 10 : 15 a .m., · flnrnrmMinc mcctiog, lst!llum.- 7p.m . Fourth .t Main St .. Middleport . S1111day •' Open 7 days a ..edt . a.m.. WorWtip Service: 10:311 a.m., Bible-! Study. Wcdneiday. ~ :30 p.m .. Mt.-w. ....... •• Homemade 0! I &E116 Uade Jilally 7411'992-77~3 '""le l'eople~ Pastor: Philip Sturm, Sunday School: 9:30 525 N. 2nd S1 . Middleport , Pastor: Jamei E . Keesee, Wor$h [p • lOa.m., 7 p .m., Wedneiday Services . 7 p.m. a.m.,W~ - J1 :30a,m. ,, 6am·8 . ~Hmleilri:b R If • • C...-cll flct.rW I "_ ... ...,....•- . , ' IU!w. Joseph Woods. Suaday School - 10 t.. l:louri li-CN~tM-.allfif1~ I Railroad St .. Mluoo. Sunday Scllool - 10 a.m., Worship • I I a.m .• 6 p.m. Wedoesday Servion • 7 p.m. ·•·• 74().949-2210 I 923 S. Third St., Middleporl, PastorTerc:&a Davis. Sunday iervice, 10 a .m .. Wcdfteid.ay liei'V~. 7 p.m. Pafltor: Bill Mmhall Sunday, School - Sunday School 10:20-11 a .m .. Relief Gr-.. ...... , 1 11 I (740) .1192-114721 'JJillie•s 9{,est411rllllt · Suaday: w~ 6 :·30 pm Sunday: Bibk c~7 pmWed. ' Servitt. Wonhip • 10 :30 a .m ., li p .m., Wednesday Servioes -7 p.m. •• ~our comm~ty Uriif~d A - ...... U'.I. Pastor: John Gi~ . Suuday School 9:45 a.m., Wonhip - li :00 a.m. , Biblr Study Wed. J:30 p.m. Pastor: lobn Gilmore , Sunday Scbool - 11 a.m., Wonhip - 10 a.m . St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 "' 446-7486 . Oar,.,._.; " - ........ .-~ofv.tot CawiS:rm Carmel & BaaWm Rdi. Racine , ohio, 11ot~of- -~sitambiio,'l'outh-: Wonllip - 8:00 a.m ., 10:30 a.m .• 7:00 p.m.,Wedoeldty Scnttce.; · 7:00p.m. Wednc:iday 7 pm Maniii- 10:30 a.m . Wedntsday · 7 p.m . Thursday Pr~t yer ~ices : S017 . Service time: Sunday 10:30 a.m .. Sen<ice!i - 10 a.m. c-.r..-.Doy- Sc:hool - 10:00 a.m . Pu10r: Bill,.._.,.,., S...tay'Sd>ool · 9:30a.m. -· J77J Georges Creek Rood . Gallipolis. OH Pastor: llmie Wireman. Sunday Sel"\'ice!i - Rt.338. Antiquity. Pu1or: Jesse Morrli. "-ur.~ "Full-Gn!Opel Church". Pastors Jobn & Patty Wade, (i()3 Sel;ood Ave . MaiOD , 173- Pastor: John Gilmore. Sunday School · 10 . a.m .. Wouhip , 9 a.m. , Wednesda)' l.atter-Day Saints . . . . • Oardlllf·Brill· C.... of St. ollt.· U. It thlbucy ltd., ¥A Cllfloa TaiNsMcl ·C Mrctl Clifton. W.Va .. Sunday School - 10 a.m.. Worship - 7 p.m .. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. 398 A.ih St.. Middlepori-Paston Mark MorroW & Rodney Walker Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .• Morning Wonhip · 10:30 a;m. li: 7:00-pm, Wedn~:~y Serwice -7:00p.m ., Youth Service- 7:00p:m . Slftlday School - JO a.m .• Wonh'ip - 9 ~ - I. Ludleran ...._, • wa..da c..... .wo-o..... ' Pim': Orovc, Wonbip · 9:00a.m., Sunday I • a color 81X1Churel 216EastSecondSI. •Pomeroy ' -c-r Sa ~ l&iliill'liinlilji · 39782 St. Rt . 7 , 2 miles south of Tuppers Plains, OH . Non-denomina1ional with Cqatcmpowy Prai~r &. Worship . Pastor Rob Barbee:. Auoc . Pastor .Karyri Davis. ¥outh Director Betty Fulks . Sunday imlicts: 10 am Worship & 6 pm Family Life Classes, Wed &. Thur night Life Groups at 1 pm . 11wn morning ladies " Life Group a1 10. OIEr Limits Youtb Life Group on Wed . ew:ning from 6:30 to 8 :30. VISit us oolint a1 www.bedaelwc.IJI}\. Pastor: Wtllillm :K. Manball, Sunday S¢lool - 10:15 a.m.• Worship - 9:15 a.m .. Bible Stud)·: MOAday 7:00pm 75 .PUtt. Stt, 'Middleport. .....,., .~lou& Cox. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonhlp ~ 10:4:'5 p.m.. Sunday Eve. 7:00 p.m .. Wedneiday Sarvia - 7:10p.m. Minilter pm. Seo:~7 p ,m . Miilo!'•_H_C_ &eJoidic .... a.wm SOD . N. 2nd Ave .. Middleport. Pastor:. Mike Foreman. Pastor Emeritus L.awrcact Foreman. Worsh ip- 10:00 ~m Wednesday Ser\-'icet. - 7 p .m. I y oiCI!riol C - -Gnoe--~ .... Portlllfld..Racine Rd ., Pastor: Jim Pmffin . Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship • 10:30 a.m., Wedt~Hday Services · 7:00 Pastor: Rick BolimC, SIUlday School • 9:30a.m .. Wonhip -· 10:30 a.m .• Tlwriday . 1/2 mile oW Rt . lli. Pu1or: Rev. O'Dell ~. SUDday M-hnol , 9:30 am .. . Wonhip • 10:30 a.m.. 7:311 p.m ., W.ednesday Service 7:30 p~ - COiftiDWlioa • 10:30 a.m., Bob J . Wary. ,,. wonbip 8 11'11 lenni Dunham Dewey King. Sunday school- 9:30 a.m.. Sunday worship ,7 p.m .. Wedne&day prayer meeting- 7 pm. S•nday Sdtool • 9;]1) a.m., WDrlbip and · 1 1 1 1, O..Orlall.-"'1'. (Non-deuominational fdlo~hip) Meeting in 1bt Meigl Middle School Cafctma'Pu&or: Chris Stewan 10:00 am - Noon Sunday: Informal Wdip. Childrell's ministry -Spriop Pastor: Dewayne Slutler. Su,nday School 9:00 a,m., .W onhip - 10 a.m .. Youth Fellowship. Sllllday - 6 p.m. Early Slll!day L.eading Cftldf Rd ., Kulland . Pastor: Rev. Sdvenvillle C0111111mdty a..rdl Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Worship II :00 am , WedKiday 7:00pm •Pastor Bryan.& Mi s~)' Dailey ·6:30pm., Wrd. Bible Study 7:00p.m. . _,_ ._~ Mini1te:r: Tom Ruayoo. 39558 ·Bradbury Pator: Wa~ Dunlap . SUitt Rt . 68 1. Tuppen!Piains. S.un. Worship: 10 am & "-soy Charles ·~. hadaw Jchool 9~30 a.m11 Worsllip ; II a.m .. 7:00p.m .. Wcdnelday Set\<ice-- 7:00p.m. I ~-~ . Pomeroy Pike ; Co . .ltd .. Pastor:- 'ltev. Blackwood . Suaday Schoo! - 9 :30 un .. ; Wors hip 10·30 a .m .. 7:]0 p .m. WcttnCsday Service· 7:30p.m. ~Scrvi<:c . 2pm . Pastor: Briao Duaham._ Wonhip - 9:30 a.m .. Suoda)' Sdaool- 10 : 3~ a.m Pastor: H,.....c .! -Bob.JKaylotanfWI, Sunday School - 'l a.m .• Worship - I0 a.m. ...... a...<~ .__..(]II'Enrt' 0 " -a...-ell Pastor: Glenn Rowe , Suaday School 9:!)(} a.m .. Wonbip - 10:10 a.m. and 6 p.m.,Wedaaday Service -7:00p.m. . Road, Middlcpon, Suaday Scilool • 9:30 a.m. James R . Acree . Sr .. Sunday Aid~ up 10:30 a.m . & 7 p,m .• Wcdiesday prayer iti'Vice • 7 p.m. Road , I ......... -)Hamoonvill<. ... Ciut!d ~ nw--~ofeklll ~b'5 ' Members of1he ULS and REALTOR" M' --Ooonil s_, HuriiOilWille . ~-. Pastor: Bob Robin'Oil . Swuday School - 9 a.m .• Wonhip - JO a.m. 3105'7 Slalr: RWiie 325 . l.anl:t YIIe ,.Putoc BcajamUI Cmwlord. IChool - 9-.JO ~ ..,..... llellth P'l 1 r j l) Putor: Brian Dunbam, Suada,y Scbool 9::K>a.m .• ~ip - ll:OO.a .m . Sunday Strvice-7 p.m. a.m .. Sunday wonhtp I a.m.. Worship - 9 a.m . Street, am., 'Wun~Uj>-10:00 Olorn:lo Puror: Rt:v. Lany l.anky; Suad&)· Sc:Wl - 9:30 a.m., Wonbi.p • 10:45 a.m .. 7 p.m., llumday Bible Study and Youth - 7 p.m. .• wa., O.S11fG!rill St. R1 . 163 jtlll off .Rt . 7. Pas1or. Rev. Atmo5p~ s_, Pomeroy. Han-isonville Jld, (Rt .l43) , Paltor: Roser Wah1on , Sunday School 9 :30 a.m.. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m.. 7:00 p.m .. Wedlctday SeAioes . 7 p.m . Srudyw_,,,.. ( ....._....,. p.m. lnsmunenlll , Wonhip Stn<i~ - 9 a.m .• Comfn;Union - 10 a.m .. Sunday School 10:1.5 a.m ., Youth- 5:10pm Suriday,Biblc Putor: Joha Swanson. Sunday School • 10a.m .. Worsbip - lla.m., 7:00 p .m . ;Wednelday Strvieci· 7:00p.m. •rf«"•,•d TEAFORD REAL ESTAtE lbdla.i, "' .a...dlll ll'OIId., 'Maill F.... :F ' -~-a.ts: Putor: ·Rev. Fmnklin D~. Servit.c:: Friday. 7 p.m. ·-Pain: Joe-Gwinn Pastor: Bob RobinllOO , Sllnday School - 10 Holiness IPutor: - \a..dt C') uio-St. S -.OH Sjla· S<aoo!IO- 5u1K!Y aigbi6:30 pm ;J i'....a- Holy Eachari51 11:00 a.m . Rev. Edward Pa)'M cStcYr "' IOa.m .• Worsbip · ll a.m. and n. Olardl.r Clwlll p.m. lllr•-,for•••• Warm Friendly' """"'-.,.. F--~ Leum , W. "Va. Jt.t. 1. Putor: Brim~ May. SLIII:day Sdaool - 9 :10a.m.. Wcnbip • 7:00 pm., Wednesday Bibk -~tudy - 7:00JJ.m. OdKt Chanties p 'i w 1 Mactw a...a. I 9:30 a.m .,. Warlhip - lD:MJ a.m .• 6 :10 p.m.;'WedaelillyScnU:6 -7 p.m . t.dudllioa. Suoday Scbool - 9:30 2 I 326 "E. Main St .• Pomc:roy, Swada)' Sdlool 5 -a.nto.r.-- a.m .• Wonlaip • .10:30 am .. 33105 Hilud Rd. i'IJaJ:ruy Epi!i100p'll -...c-.a.rcllrilt . f' - -·~· ~·-Rev. '8ob11/onnouth.Wonhip iit21.un .. .Pastor:Bruce Ten-y. Sunday Scbool -9:30 Pastor: ~yan & tOR , p11stor . Sllnday Scbool - 9 :30 atn.. WonrtUp - 10:40 a;m .. 6 :00 p .m, Wednesday Services - 7:00 F.., 1 10a.n_~ .. 6p.r:n. ' 'Mill!>~ ofaodor 33226 Childten ·, Home Rd .. Sunday __,.... .ana We Sell Homes at c-ip•1•fn < I 41872 Pomr:my Pik.~ . Sunda)' School 9:30 a ~ m .. Wunhip · 9:45am & 7:00p.m ., Wcdnc!ida)' S!:rvices -7:00p .m. dden5sed Motthtw5:8 Jll.lD.. -ww.r '• (]upll 'Wdleyu Coolville Road . Pasuw: Rev. Charlei Mlutindak. Sunda_y SchOOl - 9:30a.m .. Worship - 10:30 a.m .. Wednoiday'Servicc: -7 p.m. Put..: Goarp s ........ Sunday School . ~ af a..dl a.m. Wtnh ip- 7 p.m. s~ evcoina~ pm Asbuey- (Synu:u~e) , Pastor: Bob Robill10n, SIUiday .Scbool - 9:45 a.m .. Worsttip - II am ., Wei 'ay Service!;, 7:30p.m. s.da_y '&iibaDI - '10 a.m .; . ,.,....,_ dJ 1:01...... ' day SerW:el - 1 I School - II a.m.• Worship · ......... ' Bald Knob, on Co. Rd . 3 1. P11stor: Rev 'Pastor: Rev. Cunis Randolph . Sunday Sc00o1 ·9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m .. - 7::J8rp:m . 2· I King,~ry ·Road. Pastor: Rohal Vlmoe. Roger Willford. Surulay School - 9:30 a--a.nto , , _ _ '"""""-iil.- c.tea.a IIIIa 1 pm . p.m ., Wcdneiday Sc:rviceti - 7 p.m. Jim Corbin, Sunda)' School • 9 • Sunda~ Sc hoo l .· 9 : ~0 a.m., WQII'ibip Sel"\·ice 10:30 a.m . J:vening Servict ti rm Pastor: Jam Lavcttder . Sunday School 9:30 a.m .. Worship . 10:30 a.m. and 6 • • .a:m., Wnnbip • 10 a.m•• Thclday 5tr:vica OJ.- « d...n'lt. 111.160,- f ' J. Gm:lr I ' 10 :00. Suu morning -Bibl~e' i1udy ; following wonhip . Sun. eve MIO pm . . Wed bibk lllldy 7 pm -.,-~ ipanor; . a..•G.I.rfl ,, Church of Christ ,_,.,F....... Pastor Jon Brookett. "Eul Main St .. Samday Sch. 9:]0 am. W011ihip 10:30 am j~ ~'6:30;pa. 5 1 Wci1~ .~~ -7 p.m .· or I .,_, ~. Catholic _,~.,~ Pauur.. Sieve Little, Sunday Sthool: 9:30 -. "Mmnms Wonhip: 10:30 am. 'Wednelday Bible ~twiy 6:30pm: choir 1praclWe 7.:30: youth and Bible Buddie§ 16:l0p.m.11uml, I pm~ a.Yd)' , J:! Blessed ore the pure , in hetut; for tluy · shall see God. ,.aJIIi. Evniq :Servicles- 6:30 p:11 .• • I ._..., .~f!lldw"i'• Wonbip - 9:30 a .m.. Sunday Sdloo1 • 10:30 a.m .. Firs1 SUDday of Mc.th - 7:00 p.m. &elY~ -a.nto.r~ • ~ 0011-.dta.""""' ....!livid -. ·~ Sdiool ... --.;p. 10 7:00pm, Wednewlay Bibie Study 7:00pm. l'l&loc • p.m., •'ala::wiay ·Service~ • 1 . '" . -Qooe~a...l> ~· ' j Sunday Scbool - 9:30 a.m .. Worihip 10:30 a.m. -~.,~ .a-.., ~ 33!260tildrell'' Home Rd. Poroeroy. OH Cootact 74()...441 ·'1296 Sunday momi~ .......- . ....... o..~~ "W-._ Work Out Your with Diligence .... _....,.._ _..,..a...to.r-.wv River Valley Apostolic Wnrship .... ---·_,,........,.Il a:m., Worship - 10:30 a.m .. 6 p .m .. ~y Servil:ei -7 p.m . £'«llliag - ~ p.m .. Wcdeeldly Services - 7 Salem St., Pastor: Bd Iamey . suday :Scbool - 10 a.m., £veoiq • 7 p.m., We-1 d ~ Servi~B . 7 p.m. anwv.., wlloouhe passodas was foroed along. Jeers and insults were dlrown at ba' lilrl:: lwtJed javelins dipped in tbe poi silO of bate. • mat and walked. ~Adldten:ss!~ some shouted. He eyed the gawking people in tbe . What a miracle! And most of "'Hadotr aied others. lhrongs around them many of the time, that'swbal we focus on She kpl·hereyes·down. panly themboldingheavy stonesintbeir wben we read ,this story. But so that ·she oould focus 011 . not hands. Oh, this was too fuD! Too .Pastor Rudy took a different swmbling 1.$ she: was driven easy! He was aboutiD tear down approach. He asted !be question: ~planting !lql: cut and bleed- the .idealism of Ibis ... this porch of the COllage and Why didn't the invalid answa ing fucit in froilt of the other. Bat Messiah and discredit Him. News the view. Instead, we g in the question Jesus asked? It paatly sbe did so ID avoid the of His disoomfitJJre would qllickly cavernous Hoover Auditorium requires a simple yes or 00 mocking look in soores of cruel . erode His reputation and ma)bi; (un-air-conditioned) to · bear response. Instead, die man gave eyes. Occasionally she oould uot even stop the madness oflhe mulreports from vltrious groups. Jesus excuses for wby he bad not keep frinn allowmg bee eyes ro linldes flacking to His call. debate proposed legislation, vote gotten well. furtively look. up, sean:biJig and ~Now what ' do YOU. say?" be on budgets, and deliberate the PasiOr Rudy applied the ques- plrading for 50ille shred of com- said with prelelld reve;renoe (see Wlwtwooldlk _DOW'iafiO~Ibis minutiae of oonfereoce business.. lion to us. Why don' t we answer passion or mm:y. But Ibm: was John 8 :4-5). Jesus looked at Abihu Judge 'libo badjudgedba'iudseS? Like I said, the temptation is Jesus honestly~ Whv do we oiJer none. Even the .ooe whose anns fl"' a .moment, His gaze """'etl:at~ . life lhi:y~ He sttong 1D skip.·· excuses? Why ·do ~ as a chwdl froiD wllich me bad beeuipped ~ iBID his soul Abihu ~ddellly asked as if m ansaw to her But one of the bighligbts of not demand a Uutbful respoose'! now moc:kcd her and bettayeifher felt unsure of himself and took a llpiJgbts "Has ooonerood•wn"ed Confere~K% is gathering for wor- Pastor Rudy danld to suggctot..... wilbaudly as be followed~ stllp backwaid .as if he feared a you!' ~No one. Sir.~ sbe quit.dy ship together. And this year, the the truthful answcc ili daat we wi1b the odJers.. ' blow. But Jesus looked away replied. . worship servires were incredible! often do NOT walit w get. well!' Fear gripped her more ligbdy ,1lJwaJds tbe woman1 staDdmg ""nien ncitbcr do I .ron!lenm It was like an old-fasbioiled camp We'd rather wallow in the known than !be men who balfdragged and bmde him, her bead down, hair you.,~ He ~ a ri~s meeting revival. 1b&: music was . condition of our Jives than accept balf sboved her aloog and a w . spilling messily around hN sbool- wanntb . · · gloW!DE .lium His faDe. ofremendous, the Scriptures were !be cJra!118tjc; radical 113Dsfonna- of despair hung like a miUstooe del'S and Ia ldnds dencl!ing and' "GonowaDIIIeaveyourlifeofsinfl proclaimed magnificently, and the tion dtat God offers to 11 ~ lh!'QUcb from her bean.. They lOOk ba' ID undencl!ing f~y. Illon J~sqs ( from Jd:ln 8: 1&-11 ). He .,..... at preach1ng was powerful and Jesus Christ! , dae temple oourts where a gtr.al knelt to We ground and began 1;o M-koo~ for .a~assbe Spirit-filled. We are paralyzcid by oui fears, crowd had already assembled. A scratch letters into the dust of 1ile stood !blintmg m bcr a!husiii•I!I'JIIt. One of the dynamic preachers by our stubbornness of refusing to • man was wai~g just inside.· ~ groWid. What was He Writin,g? lk 1hon OJmcd and quidly w.llmi present was Pastor Rudy Rasmus let go of misplaced, values, and by gate, long, flowing robes draggin.g Abihu waited, his anger aad impa- away. Rahab also wmed and llllde from Houston, Texas. Pastor system of church where it:s per- • tbe ~stat ~s .feet. "You _have her, . tience gFowing, like a liloodwater ber way back hcmle: ncady t;tupeRudy is not your typical United ceived to be more lucrative to I see, be~ m a low vmce to one rising inside him. He rumtld ~s fiod over what bad _gust biw• •..,:I Methodist pastor. The frrstthing keep the sick in the Jiews rather Ofthemcn. "GoodlNowlefstalre bead, trying to look as if !be Shehad!MillOIM!bingmJesunbc one notices about Pastor Rudy is than heal them out tbC: doors. this· saaifici.al lamb and see if this weren't. interested, . and fuully bad never known ibefore ... somehis beard. It grows straight down Pastor Rudy called such pastor's 'Teacher' steps iniO OUJ' little !Dip." could make. out the words. thing ·called grace. from his chin and is braided into and chun:h leaders ~priesdy pool · As he laughed a cold langb, bis ~lessed is he whose .transgres· It was like she bad been in a vast three strands. Each stran!l is dec- pimps" who an: more OODcemed prayer tassels seemed to quiver in • sions are forgiven, wbose ·.sins are . bog i.nto whicib she had willfuDy orated with glass Beads. They with sustaining their organiza- ' agreement. ~But what if He does- ·covered. Blessed is ·the man wb~ wanden:ld, ~ stenCh of~ ~as give weight to his bean•; so tional bureaucracies than in par- n't, Abihu?" ashd die lover who sin the LORD does n0t cmmt overpowcnng. lnstead of beJRg when Rudy talks. his beard ticipating in God's wodL Their had . bettayat her. "What if He against him and in v.bose spirit is allowed .10 sink into i.ts ·milt. dances and jangles. . medicine is "prevenutive~ upbolds !be lr.adilions ;and says we oo deceit" (Psalm 32:1-2 NJV). to be lost vcr., .a strong band "I call it my 'early warning 101- preventing . people from experi- must stone her?" The Olller man Abilw felt lhe sting of drose bad pulled bcr up nd ·o~t and ·~ erance detection system:," said encingthetotalil).'ofgraoe ~ and snift'edsrornfu.lly. "lfHedoes, He w~s almost as fiercely as if be . bcdeeton.a:goodpatblinedwi11h Pastor Rudy 10 the gathering. "I therefore "prohibitive" pro- does. Why do you care, Acham? bad been flailed . "Who .does He li'agl:ant flowers. this p~ sbe can tell right away wliether not hibiting true healing. You've been paid well." think He i.sT' be. tbougiht: ~wen~tc knew, led nat to disappoinlment a person is interested in talking 10 I was profoundly provoked by He ~ ~ the w?man and l-IT' 1:u: finally retorted, ignoring but to ~mplete joy .and peace me basec1 on their physical reac- that message. What have I done sneered Bes1des, she s JUsl an the wntJDg . m lhe dust. Olhers because It led to GOO Himself. She lion ID my beard~ to put people fully into the path adulteress. She deserves .In die.~ He · began to murmur. " Yes," said one realizM that sbe bad ·been given a Pastor Rudy's beard took some of grace? What have I done to !ilal1lld to rum towanis the crowd. especially lpud. "What DO you new lli'e. There was no aoubt in getting used 10, but his message keep people paralyzed? What's . ~utI don't lbink .yoo oeed 10 ·s ay?"Sooo.at[eastadozenvowes bcrmindorinberheallt:Jesusbad was dead-on. He pr:eached from holding me back from getting wmy about losing your plaything. began 10 prod him with variations truly been sC~~t by God m JM111 peathe gospel ofJohn 5: 1-15. It's the the healing that I need for ~ klills isn't bound by die tradi- of the ame qilestioo. Jelills stood k~m': ohbe mire of their sin. He story of the paralyud man who myself! liOns our on to us. up and dJe mlli'IJwnllg was If had ohosen to not accuse was waiting by the pool of During the snmmet:, it's lmlpl- He't> :~ all . of the Holy silenoed as His deep eyes .oooked her but m give her .another opporBethesda near the Sheep Gate io · ing ID put faidJ.fmming aside in One'~; ·Veness rvenodoubt .at .them. ~If .any one of you is tunilymknowGod.andbc .~W!D:a Jerusale01. Lots of sick. injured, favor of enjoying die outdoors, dlat He~ plaoe His foot • into .without ;;in,~ He ,Wd, ·~Jet bim be second .cibanqe. She smiled as &be and .crippled people g athered cruising the oountryside, or simply the .; IDIR we've lai4 out for Him ... k first 10 tihiiOw .a stone .at !her" entered her !bouse. She lriat there in hopes of being the first being lazy on the pmdl. You may ~in liool of :all these wimesses. (from John :8:7). He lhen lbmt · amlind and nooded to beftel!. person in the pool when an angel not realize it, but giving into that I And lberl His blood will be ours!" down again and re!i11111ed ~ Now ,that He . was Master .of Ia came and stirred the waters. temptation is paralyzing. What's I Wdb lbat, he · !;~rode Inwards lbe in the dust. Ralmb gasped life, there were g~. m be iOIIIe Jesus approached tbe man .and holding you back from being a ttue ' aowd, people~ rigbt .aad left dencbed ber eyes tightly. ber cllanges made' And m tthe ll:oollilasked him if he wanted to get disciple of Jesus? Are you ready to fill' bim.as he pwposefully marched beatt pounding in her cbest. But edge lihat sbe bad bcal fmgiven, well. ·Here's how the story con- get up and walk? Then 00 ITl! No to the Man Who had been sitting in oo -stoQcs .came. Sbe heard a dull sbe began 10 clean her boose. eludes.: : ' . more excuses. No more priestly , lheoenterteaching. Abihu<SID!Jdin dmdanddaredtolooku,p.Alllold (n.-MGich•..rlir,( ,, ''Sir.~ the invalid replied, " I have pool pimping. Ju&t get u,p arid go fiunt .of Him, a IIIOCking smile oo · ·man had~ a siOne and was -..e·ai•i ' elil 1 t a Olill uo one 10 belp me miD . the pool with 1e5US!' . ·. ' hili lips. He nodded bis bead and quietly ;;J,iwing away. Tberc was tile ,...t n ,_s .-4• tile when the water is stim:d While I · (Kerry Wood is die , . , . of lt.ab;lb was drngrlto his side. another fiud as anotber ~ hit of "Ole &II l'lli I I L., Be am trying to get in, someone else lbJeUte U.W JldluNiirt ~Teacla," be said die wolld 'die ground. Another aoousa ~ ir die ,rltcr fl{ ,...,....., g~ down ahead .of me.~ Then Clutnll. Ill& ·E'- Street 'm with · ob"ious disdain. · lb.is ;gone.. One by one.lhe S!lmcli &tl C: iii) UwcliiiM-_. Je Jesus said to him. "Getup! Pickup R«ille. S..uy wonq, u lit 1l wiJman was caugtrt in tbe m of from dleir fi.ngers and one by ooe . lltlfii'P' fw your mat ljAd walk." At oooe the ti-A,.,.,.. Kelf'JaMIIe FIFRfl•e4 ~. In die Law Moses COlli.- dley eavh left silently until ·only "~ ~ e..,. man was CW'ed; be picked up bis lit~~~) mandod us tn ·stooe such women.~ Achan aJid Abiju were left. · 1 IIi Jlii-j. c The D!lly Se 'dillel •PageA7 , ' Friday, .June 20, zoo8 A Hunger For More_;___..- What's holding YOU back? ........ .,........ .,..., .Ft?F ....... 20, 20111 • Coolville, Ohio 740-667-3110 IJ.-.UIIeriM,.W.. .......- ...._.. r .,,11117~ ,/lbiM ;, Me, Mli My Srupn-. . . . ·tNSURANcE lt'tlfth Uide;, yo11, ~ rlttlll - ....Je will,- it rllttll I''""'"Jig/u so shiM be/orr ceNTER lltl!tt, that they may see yiJur .Coolville, Ohio Tllt~Jfllla-,0..•"- 16,...... works and glorify your Located l"'s than 30 minut"' from 36759 RQCII&prings Rd. Father in heaven." Alhens. Pomero) or Paiken;bu'll Pomeroy, OH -45769 Matthe'K' x H> • 1-7~7-3156 7401121111 sltllll wct~N" ~ .....,... ., Jolull5:7 " ' lor'" .. l ._.., fH :.. \'l .. HO'W'{f SERVICES(!\) 214 E.llliln 112s5130 W. :FIIG.JctN•' Po . God so loved the wor·ldl ·he gave his only lbe~g011en son ... J~J:/6 Polneloy Blessed are tlae pwt ilf.lutut; for tluy slui/J ~e God. MtiJ:tMw 5:8 "So l sttive always to keep my cooscience clear bef<Jre I God and man." ' Acts 24: ·u-Jo-i! '+ ,_,..,,_,. • Su~ • ""'"""_... Splitttlfn 172 N. 2ndA~.OH MY !race is for thee: for m11 sr1 enaatt is made Perfect in • e._, II Gor. 12:9 Office Service &~ly 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 .. �• PageA6 FAITH • VALUES The Daily Sentinel (TbisstmyuadiJptedfromJolut · Every year, United Medlodists from around the stale gather for what's called Annual Conference. Last week. I joined pastors from across the West Obio Confem~re, along with lay representatives fiom most of the 1145 United Melhodist congregations, at Lakeside, Ohio on the shore of Lake Erie. It was my fowtll time at Lakeside, and it was also my favorite tiJDe, so far. In gatherings like Annual Conference. the temptation is always present 10 skip the official meeeings in: favor of ti.slting 00 the lake. cruising io the islaods. or simply being lazy on the front Ad.Jgt...,...atbhab'sfllcc. but Ibm be lOO ct.. , ..... bd - and. disappr:md. Abiju stood aJone, brisdiia! ~sly. 11le veoomnns bile m his eyes was . met by the strong and pacdUI 8:1-11.1 PllitOr w;;,:. II'- The bruises on Rabab's lii1IIS ache:d as rough bands ~ ba' mercilessly lhrou$lJ the dusty streets. But ~;:f'fflr!"- the finger's tbal · claws were qxoacbful ~ of those PI kill .__ gazevfJesusWbo-'Jookcdup at him. Abiju llJrDed oo his IKd' and ·1;lol'med out of !be ·ttmplc: :BIQ.'Rabab stocMI alone bcfOR: die I..IJld. She loobd a wlullk bad 'Wiiftm. --vou 1111'11011 my nilillg. ililo dming; You mnaved ~ sackludl :md c1oCbed me wid! joy. thalmy~maysiftiiOYou and not ~ ~lmt 0 UJRD my God. I will ~ve Y,ou fhanl::c foo:v«~ ~ 30:11-U NIV •. Jesus !itOod up and faa:d die . - . Aui~ SIOOd bdf.n Him. libe was ~ t# all t# Ia IJI!I5l :guilt. He£ d!ame ~to Ia lik ~ and ·• oould • makic bmdf look: a. His~ .._.. WORSJHP GOD 11HS WEEK ___...., .__ ' llallohan me . :ing a..dl4t-Oiill 'i 5 v.z..k - Wild IRd.. Pa&kr. J.ames 'Miller. Sundly School - 10:30 u:n .• &teaiaa. 7:30 p.m. • Ceuier. m S. ltd Ave., Middlcpon. Rev. ~I Bllldford. 'Pastor. Sunda)·. 10:30 a.m. ~.>fi : 30 prayer, Wed. 7 pm llible . Sludy £ ' "' ·rtll· lib ~r· ·+a-. !Loop Rd nff New ILima Rd . Ruthmd, Smvicei:· Sun 10:00 un. & 7:30 p.m., 'l'tlms.7 :00 p.m.,lhstor Mart)' R . Huttoo A mhlyofGed 2 lAa-ty ' 'y aiGed P,O . Box 467. Dudding 1..anr. Muoo. W.Va., Pa!ilor: 'Neil Tennant. Sunday Sc!vice5- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Raveniwood, WV, Sunda_y School 10 am•Morain~ wonttip II am Evenifl8 - I pm. WedJae5day 1 p.m. OndopooldcniB.,..,) , SR -6S2 and Andenon St. Pastor: Roben Grady. Sunday idtool 10 am, Mnmiag . chun:h 11 un. SUllday evening 6pm, Wed . Bibl~e Study 7 pm Baptist hlmr: f!loyd ROI!l, Sunday School 9:30 to 10:30 am, WoBh.ip service 10:30 to 11:00 am . Wed. preaching 6 pm . . . . . . . . .OMu-dl Suaday Sd>ool • 9:30am, P<ucbing Service ·w:JOam. Evening Service .. ~ ...... .~ ..... .. ......CIIonilo (S I o) s.MGran1 St.Middleport. Sunday !iChool -9:30a.m., Wonhip - II-a.m. and 6 p.m., Wod&e&day Servi~ - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Blis __.......,._ Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship 10:45.1.m . --~Ooonil 161 M.u1bcrry Ave .. Jtotneroy. 992-.58911. Pastor: Rev. Wallet E. Heinz., Sat. Coil. 4:4S-5: ISp.m.: Man - 5:30 p.m.. Sun . Coo. -8:.4S.!U5 a.m .•• Sun . Mu'- 9:30 · a.m .. Daily Ml5 - 4 :30a.m. -Oon:ll.r~ 'Miniitcr: Larry Bruwn, Wonhip - 9 :30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m.. Bible Study 7 p.m. lilniS ,, ......... . - . . . . . Ohordl Pa~Jtor: Billy Zuspan 6th and Palmer St., Middleport. Sunday School - 9: 15 a.m .. <Wonihip . '10:15 11.m.. 7:00 p.m .. 'Wfldn5day Scrvi~-7:00p.m. 212 W. Main St., Smday Scbool - 9:30 a.m.. Worship- 10:30 a.m .. 6 p.m .. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. ,.,,.a a.a..rm.rOrilt 5th and Main, Pastor: A.l Hartwn . Childrens Director; Sbaroo Sayre, Teen Director. Dodge-r Vauahan. Suftday School - 9:30a.m., Woohip- IUS, 10:30 a.m., 7 -p.m., Wedsaday Servil.-e& - 7 pm. "-a-to., Clorloi Wonhip - 9:30 a.m., Suaday School - . 10:30 a.m•• Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace. Ia and 3nl Sunday .. . . r1 Lnl. Worship - 10:'30 a:m ..• ·6 :30 · Wednc&day Setvice!i · 6:30 p .m. . .. ". Putor: Denali Weaver S•nd&y kboola .m ., EveninJ - 6:30 p .m ., WOI'iltip - 10:30 a.m. Wednmday ScrYioes -6:30p.m. ...-Oon:ll.r~ . ~a.rda Great Bend , Route 124, Racine . OH. PasiUr: Ed Caner. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Suday Won.bip - 10:30 a.m ..&; I pm; w.datidaj' BiblC-51Udy 7:00p.m. 0111---....-.u..... 28601 St. R1 . 7. Widdlepon. Suoday Service - JO a.m., •6:00 p.m .• l'uelday Servjces -6:00 .- T~~pptn Plains. Pa510r Mike Moore. Bible class , 9 a.m ~ Suqday; worship 10 a.m . ...... 0.... VIeWy~ ·· ,.• •j f ,,' • •• ,. ~ealur' & Ito¢ 1-c ..._, !i1llld ....... , ...... ~._~ ·• 'I Call today m• 'I ' I a-.. l:t,' 740412-3325 ;_:J,ealordrealestate.net 1 ~====~ i Hills SeU·Storage· 29670....,...Rd, Racine; Ott 740-949-2217 . llle~ . . 740-3511 112·1550 .......,.._ t ...... ('Ill!' ~IJ} .' .........., ...._1'SirliU•P1111 All"d I ·Sum.la)' aitool 9:30a.m., Sooday wordtip - JO:JOa.m. 11ot C- oiUWW <lr-., I1tersec1ion '7 and 124 W. Evillllelist: Dennis Sarg~nt , Sunday Bible S1udy • 9:30 a.m .. ,wOftbip: i0:-30 a.-m. llld 6:30 p.m.. Wcdneiday Bible Study • 7 p.m. i: .' -.. : c Christian uu. -a-to.r~li Putar;_,_. A ?l;r;s..,.. s_, School, 10:00 a.m., Wonbip • II SO.hoil........._ c..dl Corner Sycarnon: & 5eeoDd St., Pomeroy. Sun. School · 9:45a.m ., Worship - II a.m . Methodist 2 Worship - I I a.m. Pulor: Ricbard Nt.a&t ..W·v.lled 1' 'I Nevi Haven . Richard Nease, Pastor, Sunday worship 9 :30 a .m . Tue i . 6:30 pr3yerand Bib~ Stlldy. 'I 2 Mt.OIIw llllllell M 0 01 1 Off' 124 behind Wilkesville, PaitUJ: Rev. Malph Spire5, Sunday Sehool - 9 :30a.m., Wonhip · 10:30 l.m., 1 p.m., 'rhundlly Servict:s · 7 p.m . Mefe~C I Hanford , W.Va .. ~tor : Davkl Groer. Su~ ·School - 9:30 a.m .. Wonbip - , Corilitt. Suaday School - 9:30 a.m.. Wonbip · II a.m., 6:30p.m. s,__ 1411 Bridgeman St .• Syracu~ . Sunday School - 10 .11.m. Evening - 6 p.m.. Wednesday Servitt . 7 p.m. ·~ . Gnnd Stlcct. Suoday Scttool · 9:30 a.m .. Wonhip - 10:10 a.m.•Pulor Pbillip Bell '1'-Cloo<:l> Co . Rd. 63. Sunday School - 9:ao a.m., Nazarene Rout~ 689. Albany. Rev. Lloyd Grimm . pascor. Suaday School 10 am: worhsip K"r¥ioe II am. eveninl! seA"ioe 7 pm. Wod . prayer meeting 7 pm .lelllrdltflflleruar- Pulor: Leooard PoweU. Sullday School • 9:30 a.m.,Worship - 10:30 a.m.. 6:30p.m.. Wcdoclday Services - 7 p.m.• I 1 ••fela•_, Clturdt of God .._ ML-~ofGod Pastur: DenW NuU, Won;hip - 9:30a.m. s,_CIIord>.rtlieMike Mkm•. s-,. Sd>uol · 9:30 SudaJ School· 9-:lO Mile Hill Rd .. Racine , Pa.alor: Jameti Suaday School - 10:30 a.m. - .... Pastor: J amell Snyder. Sunday School 10 . a.m.. worship ser\'ice II am . Seveadi-Day Adyegtjst : Mulben-~· Hts . Rd .. Pumem~· . Saturda)'·, Servi~:~s : Sabba1h Schoo l · 2 p.m .. : Wooh1p - ~ p.m . MonrCiw!pei ~ --·a...~t.r.-­ ~ 'fya.rdl Elh~l Dyes. . c tty Chrdt Sunday School · 9:30 a.m.. Wonhip • 10:30 am .. 7 p.m. Wonhlp - l0:30a.m. Mlf•( llaeiC Rt. 124, Putor: Hut. Sunday Sdlool . 9:30a.m .. Wors-hip · 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. Of[ Cbutdl of 1lle N~. Pastor: Rus10eU Cai"501'1 . Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .• Wcnhip - 10;4S un .. 6 pm .. Wodneida_Y St:tyil::a-., Jl.m. Servili:les . 7:{1) p.m . , l'lllfjr.illooWak Presbyterian . -a.wm illlht ...... · Nortbcul Clu11er, Alfred , P&iitor: Jim .......... CIIrtlduFelle•llllp 9365 Hooper Road . Albens. Pastor: · Lonnie Coals: SuncU!.y Worship 10:00 am. Wedneiday: 7 pm c- Putor: Jim Carbin. Worahip - 9 a.m.. S1111day Sch.ool • 10 a.m . . lbuoday Services - 7 p.m . . 10:30 un .. 7:00 p.m.' , \\lednetdl.y II_.,, Worship · 10:.4.5 un., Su.di.J EveniD;C ~16:00 p.m .. II ........ Tow.ihip Rd ., 468C., Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship - 10 a.m.•• WedDcsday Servi&leti - 10 a.m. r" c- .Cl!riltiaD FeHoo ...... Pastor: Herschel White , Sunday School]() am . Sunday Church w:r\'ice • 6:30 pm Wc:dnes<ia) 7 prn w, I I a.m. Back uf West Columbia. W.Va.om Lievinf; Road . PaslOI': Charles Ro ush (364) 6752288. SUilday School 9 :30am . Sunday evening service 7:00 pm. B,ibly Study Wednesday ~rvi~ 7:00 pm Pentecosta1 Mail!&. Fiftb St., SWI. 5dtool , 10 a.m.. Wonltip 9 a.m .. Thea. Services- 7 p.m. -a-to.rc- Sdtoal - 9:30a.m .. Worship - 10:-4.5 am . L ~Jr. .~ Sunday scbool - 10 a.m .. Worsh1p · a.m .. Wedotdy Str\'ice · 7 p.m. II FaHIIGoopel~ long Bottom . Sunday School - 9:30 am .. Worsbip· - 10:45 a .m .. 7:30 p .m .. Wt-dotsday 7:30p.m . ~· Geapd f ...II 33045 Hiland ROid , Pomeroy, Pll!iiOr: Roy Hunta:. SuDday Scbool , 10 a.m .. Eveninc 7:30 pJI'I .. l'lleiday . ThWli .- 7: 30p.m. ~ ·lldlld (' Te11.as .Community 3641 1 Wickham Rd . Pastor: Peter Martindllk. Sunda)· School ·: 9.30 a.m.. Worsh1p · JO · ~o a .m .. 7:00 p.m .. Wcdnesdar Sen·1celi - 1:00 p.m.: YOUth group rne¢ting 2nd&: 4th Sundays• 7 p.m. £Aeo ualled a-...~o cStat~ Route 1::!~ . betw~n R eled~v1lk & ' Hockingpon . Sunda~ School · 10 a.m.. Sunday Won;h1p • 11 :00 a.m Wednesday . Services - 7:00 p.m .. PallorWill M. Adam ; 't)' O.rdl Silver Ridge - Pa s1or Linda Damewood , SUDday School • 9 a.m .. Wot5hip Sen:ice JO a,m. 2nd and 4m Sunday If ye . . _ U. Me, Mli 11, ._,.,_ill,.,~ }ollal5:.1 MIDD.I.EPOU ......._atu.s·· 190 Ill . Second :8t. Agency Inc. . l'ul hne of · • Wildt., :ON ' 7--...bl ' .. Loaii101111?8Jor'£1PI 'n, lnsU180Ce Products+ ENC1ES Inc. Anencirt SeMoes ...., White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street A. oiACDON 8"' fS, OD P.O. BoK683 Ohio 45769-0tJI!3 ARCADIA NURSING your ligld ·SO shine befom>l that they may see works and glorify Father in beaven ." Matthew 5: utwi.rt,ewiii,Miiitslutll• trioN . .,., Sizeuvaillble.5K10;11) 10• 20 ' ,Falilt llopliiiQwdl - Pastor: Helen Klint . Cool-ville Church, a..w:t! Sa!:urday 2:00 p.m . ~--­ ~<my Wood. Scbool - 10 a.m., Wonbip - 11 a.m .Wedoelday Scrvil:co'6 pm; ThurBible Study 7 pm c... t1IIIM1I M Walnut and Henry Sli. , Raveo•wood , W.Va., Pastor: David Ru55ell , S1111day UnW •-·•~cllri 9a.m .• Worihlp - lO a.m.. ht Sunday every m011th e.,.ening &qYict 7:00 p.m.; Wc:dnr:sday - 1 p.m. """"" & Pnti~>e at 6 pm . Classe1o for all ages every Sunday & Wc:daesday. www.thc:arkchun:h .nct Long Bonum, Pastor: S~eve Reed, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Wonhip · 9:30 a .m . -~~~1la!lloc­ lmd 7 p.ll'l .. Wedner.day - 7 p.m.,, Friday • St. at.U. 1 · • · 011 fellowship ien'icc 7 p.m. ' Full Gospel . Cl PIUt10r.i Robtn & Robcrte M.uucr, Sund11y School 9:30 am. a. ........ c ookyC......., Worship 10:30 a01 · 7:00 pm. Wed. Pastor: Theroo Durham. Sullday • 9:30 Se-rvice 7:00 pm a.m. and 7 pm., Wtdnc:sd&y - 7 p.m. Meetin& in the Mulbmy Cominunity M''S IC 'fyewrdl Center Gymnasium. PaSIOT' Eddie Baer. !175 Pearl St., Middleport . Pastor: Sam ~ict ~very Tuesday 6:30 pm Andenon, Sanday School 10 a .m .. Evenins- 7:30p.m .. Wedncidly Service · 7:30p.m. ~" Pastor: St. Rt . 124. Racinl'. Tomado Rd . Sunday S~:hool · 10 a.m.. Evening , 7 •-va~oyr.. 1 Bailey .Run Road. Pastor: Rev . Emmen p.m .. Wedneiday Service& -7 p.m. Rawson , Su:nda)' Evenin& 1 p .m .. Thll'lday Service - 7 p .m. llarri..•Wt Pnlbyteriall Clwch Pa51or: Robert Crow. Worship · 9 a.m. Eooluo.t Soclety1Prie1tbood I I :OS-12:00 noon, Sacrament Service 9 ~ 10 : 15 a .m., · flnrnrmMinc mcctiog, lst!llum.- 7p.m . Fourth .t Main St .. Middleport . S1111day •' Open 7 days a ..edt . a.m.. WorWtip Service: 10:311 a.m., Bible-! Study. Wcdneiday. ~ :30 p.m .. Mt.-w. ....... •• Homemade 0! I &E116 Uade Jilally 7411'992-77~3 '""le l'eople~ Pastor: Philip Sturm, Sunday School: 9:30 525 N. 2nd S1 . Middleport , Pastor: Jamei E . Keesee, Wor$h [p • lOa.m., 7 p .m., Wedneiday Services . 7 p.m. a.m.,W~ - J1 :30a,m. ,, 6am·8 . ~Hmleilri:b R If • • C...-cll flct.rW I "_ ... ...,....•- . , ' IU!w. Joseph Woods. Suaday School - 10 t.. l:louri li-CN~tM-.allfif1~ I Railroad St .. Mluoo. Sunday Scllool - 10 a.m., Worship • I I a.m .• 6 p.m. Wedoesday Servion • 7 p.m. ·•·• 74().949-2210 I 923 S. Third St., Middleporl, PastorTerc:&a Davis. Sunday iervice, 10 a .m .. Wcdfteid.ay liei'V~. 7 p.m. Pafltor: Bill Mmhall Sunday, School - Sunday School 10:20-11 a .m .. Relief Gr-.. ...... , 1 11 I (740) .1192-114721 'JJillie•s 9{,est411rllllt · Suaday: w~ 6 :·30 pm Sunday: Bibk c~7 pmWed. ' Servitt. Wonhip • 10 :30 a .m ., li p .m., Wednesday Servioes -7 p.m. •• ~our comm~ty Uriif~d A - ...... U'.I. Pastor: John Gi~ . Suuday School 9:45 a.m., Wonhip - li :00 a.m. , Biblr Study Wed. J:30 p.m. Pastor: lobn Gilmore , Sunday Scbool - 11 a.m., Wonhip - 10 a.m . St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 "' 446-7486 . Oar,.,._.; " - ........ .-~ofv.tot CawiS:rm Carmel & BaaWm Rdi. Racine , ohio, 11ot~of- -~sitambiio,'l'outh-: Wonllip - 8:00 a.m ., 10:30 a.m .• 7:00 p.m.,Wedoeldty Scnttce.; · 7:00p.m. Wednc:iday 7 pm Maniii- 10:30 a.m . Wedntsday · 7 p.m . Thursday Pr~t yer ~ices : S017 . Service time: Sunday 10:30 a.m .. Sen<ice!i - 10 a.m. c-.r..-.Doy- Sc:hool - 10:00 a.m . Pu10r: Bill,.._.,.,., S...tay'Sd>ool · 9:30a.m. -· J77J Georges Creek Rood . Gallipolis. OH Pastor: llmie Wireman. Sunday Sel"\'ice!i - Rt.338. Antiquity. Pu1or: Jesse Morrli. "-ur.~ "Full-Gn!Opel Church". Pastors Jobn & Patty Wade, (i()3 Sel;ood Ave . MaiOD , 173- Pastor: John Gilmore. Sunday School · 10 . a.m .. Wouhip , 9 a.m. , Wednesda)' l.atter-Day Saints . . . . • Oardlllf·Brill· C.... of St. ollt.· U. It thlbucy ltd., ¥A Cllfloa TaiNsMcl ·C Mrctl Clifton. W.Va .. Sunday School - 10 a.m.. Worship - 7 p.m .. Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. 398 A.ih St.. Middlepori-Paston Mark MorroW & Rodney Walker Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .• Morning Wonhip · 10:30 a;m. li: 7:00-pm, Wedn~:~y Serwice -7:00p.m ., Youth Service- 7:00p:m . Slftlday School - JO a.m .• Wonh'ip - 9 ~ - I. Ludleran ...._, • wa..da c..... .wo-o..... ' Pim': Orovc, Wonbip · 9:00a.m., Sunday I • a color 81X1Churel 216EastSecondSI. •Pomeroy ' -c-r Sa ~ l&iliill'liinlilji · 39782 St. Rt . 7 , 2 miles south of Tuppers Plains, OH . Non-denomina1ional with Cqatcmpowy Prai~r &. Worship . Pastor Rob Barbee:. Auoc . Pastor .Karyri Davis. ¥outh Director Betty Fulks . Sunday imlicts: 10 am Worship & 6 pm Family Life Classes, Wed &. Thur night Life Groups at 1 pm . 11wn morning ladies " Life Group a1 10. OIEr Limits Youtb Life Group on Wed . ew:ning from 6:30 to 8 :30. VISit us oolint a1 www.bedaelwc.IJI}\. Pastor: Wtllillm :K. Manball, Sunday S¢lool - 10:15 a.m.• Worship - 9:15 a.m .. Bible Stud)·: MOAday 7:00pm 75 .PUtt. Stt, 'Middleport. .....,., .~lou& Cox. Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonhlp ~ 10:4:'5 p.m.. Sunday Eve. 7:00 p.m .. Wedneiday Sarvia - 7:10p.m. Minilter pm. Seo:~7 p ,m . Miilo!'•_H_C_ &eJoidic .... a.wm SOD . N. 2nd Ave .. Middleport. Pastor:. Mike Foreman. Pastor Emeritus L.awrcact Foreman. Worsh ip- 10:00 ~m Wednesday Ser\-'icet. - 7 p .m. I y oiCI!riol C - -Gnoe--~ .... Portlllfld..Racine Rd ., Pastor: Jim Pmffin . Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship • 10:30 a.m., Wedt~Hday Services · 7:00 Pastor: Rick BolimC, SIUlday School • 9:30a.m .. Wonhip -· 10:30 a.m .• Tlwriday . 1/2 mile oW Rt . lli. Pu1or: Rev. O'Dell ~. SUDday M-hnol , 9:30 am .. . Wonhip • 10:30 a.m.. 7:311 p.m ., W.ednesday Service 7:30 p~ - COiftiDWlioa • 10:30 a.m., Bob J . Wary. ,,. wonbip 8 11'11 lenni Dunham Dewey King. Sunday school- 9:30 a.m.. Sunday worship ,7 p.m .. Wedne&day prayer meeting- 7 pm. S•nday Sdtool • 9;]1) a.m., WDrlbip and · 1 1 1 1, O..Orlall.-"'1'. (Non-deuominational fdlo~hip) Meeting in 1bt Meigl Middle School Cafctma'Pu&or: Chris Stewan 10:00 am - Noon Sunday: Informal Wdip. Childrell's ministry -Spriop Pastor: Dewayne Slutler. Su,nday School 9:00 a,m., .W onhip - 10 a.m .. Youth Fellowship. Sllllday - 6 p.m. Early Slll!day L.eading Cftldf Rd ., Kulland . Pastor: Rev. Sdvenvillle C0111111mdty a..rdl Sunday School 10:00 am. Sunday Worship II :00 am , WedKiday 7:00pm •Pastor Bryan.& Mi s~)' Dailey ·6:30pm., Wrd. Bible Study 7:00p.m. . _,_ ._~ Mini1te:r: Tom Ruayoo. 39558 ·Bradbury Pator: Wa~ Dunlap . SUitt Rt . 68 1. Tuppen!Piains. S.un. Worship: 10 am & "-soy Charles ·~. hadaw Jchool 9~30 a.m11 Worsllip ; II a.m .. 7:00p.m .. Wcdnelday Set\<ice-- 7:00p.m. I ~-~ . Pomeroy Pike ; Co . .ltd .. Pastor:- 'ltev. Blackwood . Suaday Schoo! - 9 :30 un .. ; Wors hip 10·30 a .m .. 7:]0 p .m. WcttnCsday Service· 7:30p.m. ~Scrvi<:c . 2pm . Pastor: Briao Duaham._ Wonhip - 9:30 a.m .. Suoda)' Sdaool- 10 : 3~ a.m Pastor: H,.....c .! -Bob.JKaylotanfWI, Sunday School - 'l a.m .• Worship - I0 a.m. ...... a...<~ .__..(]II'Enrt' 0 " -a...-ell Pastor: Glenn Rowe , Suaday School 9:!)(} a.m .. Wonbip - 10:10 a.m. and 6 p.m.,Wedaaday Service -7:00p.m. . Road, Middlcpon, Suaday Scilool • 9:30 a.m. James R . Acree . Sr .. Sunday Aid~ up 10:30 a.m . & 7 p,m .• Wcdiesday prayer iti'Vice • 7 p.m. Road , I ......... -)Hamoonvill<. ... Ciut!d ~ nw--~ofeklll ~b'5 ' Members of1he ULS and REALTOR" M' --Ooonil s_, HuriiOilWille . ~-. Pastor: Bob Robin'Oil . Swuday School - 9 a.m .• Wonhip - JO a.m. 3105'7 Slalr: RWiie 325 . l.anl:t YIIe ,.Putoc BcajamUI Cmwlord. IChool - 9-.JO ~ ..,..... llellth P'l 1 r j l) Putor: Brian Dunbam, Suada,y Scbool 9::K>a.m .• ~ip - ll:OO.a .m . Sunday Strvice-7 p.m. a.m .. Sunday wonhtp I a.m.. Worship - 9 a.m . Street, am., 'Wun~Uj>-10:00 Olorn:lo Puror: Rt:v. Lany l.anky; Suad&)· Sc:Wl - 9:30 a.m., Wonbi.p • 10:45 a.m .. 7 p.m., llumday Bible Study and Youth - 7 p.m. .• wa., O.S11fG!rill St. R1 . 163 jtlll off .Rt . 7. Pas1or. Rev. Atmo5p~ s_, Pomeroy. Han-isonville Jld, (Rt .l43) , Paltor: Roser Wah1on , Sunday School 9 :30 a.m.. Wonhip - 10:30 a.m.. 7:00 p.m .. Wedlctday SeAioes . 7 p.m . Srudyw_,,,.. ( ....._....,. p.m. lnsmunenlll , Wonhip Stn<i~ - 9 a.m .• Comfn;Union - 10 a.m .. Sunday School 10:1.5 a.m ., Youth- 5:10pm Suriday,Biblc Putor: Joha Swanson. Sunday School • 10a.m .. Worsbip - lla.m., 7:00 p .m . ;Wednelday Strvieci· 7:00p.m. •rf«"•,•d TEAFORD REAL ESTAtE lbdla.i, "' .a...dlll ll'OIId., 'Maill F.... :F ' -~-a.ts: Putor: ·Rev. Fmnklin D~. Servit.c:: Friday. 7 p.m. ·-Pain: Joe-Gwinn Pastor: Bob RobinllOO , Sllnday School - 10 Holiness IPutor: - \a..dt C') uio-St. S -.OH Sjla· S<aoo!IO- 5u1K!Y aigbi6:30 pm ;J i'....a- Holy Eachari51 11:00 a.m . Rev. Edward Pa)'M cStcYr "' IOa.m .• Worsbip · ll a.m. and n. Olardl.r Clwlll p.m. lllr•-,for•••• Warm Friendly' """"'-.,.. F--~ Leum , W. "Va. Jt.t. 1. Putor: Brim~ May. SLIII:day Sdaool - 9 :10a.m.. Wcnbip • 7:00 pm., Wednesday Bibk -~tudy - 7:00JJ.m. OdKt Chanties p 'i w 1 Mactw a...a. I 9:30 a.m .,. Warlhip - lD:MJ a.m .• 6 :10 p.m.;'WedaelillyScnU:6 -7 p.m . t.dudllioa. Suoday Scbool - 9:30 2 I 326 "E. Main St .• Pomc:roy, Swada)' Sdlool 5 -a.nto.r.-- a.m .• Wonlaip • .10:30 am .. 33105 Hilud Rd. i'IJaJ:ruy Epi!i100p'll -...c-.a.rcllrilt . f' - -·~· ~·-Rev. '8ob11/onnouth.Wonhip iit21.un .. .Pastor:Bruce Ten-y. Sunday Scbool -9:30 Pastor: ~yan & tOR , p11stor . Sllnday Scbool - 9 :30 atn.. WonrtUp - 10:40 a;m .. 6 :00 p .m, Wednesday Services - 7:00 F.., 1 10a.n_~ .. 6p.r:n. ' 'Mill!>~ ofaodor 33226 Childten ·, Home Rd .. Sunday __,.... .ana We Sell Homes at c-ip•1•fn < I 41872 Pomr:my Pik.~ . Sunda)' School 9:30 a ~ m .. Wunhip · 9:45am & 7:00p.m ., Wcdnc!ida)' S!:rvices -7:00p .m. dden5sed Motthtw5:8 Jll.lD.. -ww.r '• (]upll 'Wdleyu Coolville Road . Pasuw: Rev. Charlei Mlutindak. Sunda_y SchOOl - 9:30a.m .. Worship - 10:30 a.m .. Wednoiday'Servicc: -7 p.m. Put..: Goarp s ........ Sunday School . ~ af a..dl a.m. Wtnh ip- 7 p.m. s~ evcoina~ pm Asbuey- (Synu:u~e) , Pastor: Bob Robill10n, SIUiday .Scbool - 9:45 a.m .. Worsttip - II am ., Wei 'ay Service!;, 7:30p.m. s.da_y '&iibaDI - '10 a.m .; . ,.,....,_ dJ 1:01...... ' day SerW:el - 1 I School - II a.m.• Worship · ......... ' Bald Knob, on Co. Rd . 3 1. P11stor: Rev 'Pastor: Rev. Cunis Randolph . Sunday Sc00o1 ·9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m .. - 7::J8rp:m . 2· I King,~ry ·Road. Pastor: Rohal Vlmoe. Roger Willford. Surulay School - 9:30 a--a.nto , , _ _ '"""""-iil.- c.tea.a IIIIa 1 pm . p.m ., Wcdneiday Sc:rviceti - 7 p.m. Jim Corbin, Sunda)' School • 9 • Sunda~ Sc hoo l .· 9 : ~0 a.m., WQII'ibip Sel"\·ice 10:30 a.m . J:vening Servict ti rm Pastor: Jam Lavcttder . Sunday School 9:30 a.m .. Worship . 10:30 a.m. and 6 • • .a:m., Wnnbip • 10 a.m•• Thclday 5tr:vica OJ.- « d...n'lt. 111.160,- f ' J. Gm:lr I ' 10 :00. Suu morning -Bibl~e' i1udy ; following wonhip . Sun. eve MIO pm . . Wed bibk lllldy 7 pm -.,-~ ipanor; . a..•G.I.rfl ,, Church of Christ ,_,.,F....... Pastor Jon Brookett. "Eul Main St .. Samday Sch. 9:]0 am. W011ihip 10:30 am j~ ~'6:30;pa. 5 1 Wci1~ .~~ -7 p.m .· or I .,_, ~. Catholic _,~.,~ Pauur.. Sieve Little, Sunday Sthool: 9:30 -. "Mmnms Wonhip: 10:30 am. 'Wednelday Bible ~twiy 6:30pm: choir 1praclWe 7.:30: youth and Bible Buddie§ 16:l0p.m.11uml, I pm~ a.Yd)' , J:! Blessed ore the pure , in hetut; for tluy · shall see God. ,.aJIIi. Evniq :Servicles- 6:30 p:11 .• • I ._..., .~f!lldw"i'• Wonbip - 9:30 a .m.. Sunday Sdloo1 • 10:30 a.m .. Firs1 SUDday of Mc.th - 7:00 p.m. &elY~ -a.nto.r~ • ~ 0011-.dta.""""' ....!livid -. ·~ Sdiool ... --.;p. 10 7:00pm, Wednewlay Bibie Study 7:00pm. l'l&loc • p.m., •'ala::wiay ·Service~ • 1 . '" . -Qooe~a...l> ~· ' j Sunday Scbool - 9:30 a.m .. Worihip 10:30 a.m. -~.,~ .a-.., ~ 33!260tildrell'' Home Rd. Poroeroy. OH Cootact 74()...441 ·'1296 Sunday momi~ .......- . ....... o..~~ "W-._ Work Out Your with Diligence .... _....,.._ _..,..a...to.r-.wv River Valley Apostolic Wnrship .... ---·_,,........,.Il a:m., Worship - 10:30 a.m .. 6 p .m .. ~y Servil:ei -7 p.m . £'«llliag - ~ p.m .. Wcdeeldly Services - 7 Salem St., Pastor: Bd Iamey . suday :Scbool - 10 a.m., £veoiq • 7 p.m., We-1 d ~ Servi~B . 7 p.m. anwv.., wlloouhe passodas was foroed along. Jeers and insults were dlrown at ba' lilrl:: lwtJed javelins dipped in tbe poi silO of bate. • mat and walked. ~Adldten:ss!~ some shouted. He eyed the gawking people in tbe . What a miracle! And most of "'Hadotr aied others. lhrongs around them many of the time, that'swbal we focus on She kpl·hereyes·down. panly themboldingheavy stonesintbeir wben we read ,this story. But so that ·she oould focus 011 . not hands. Oh, this was too fuD! Too .Pastor Rudy took a different swmbling 1.$ she: was driven easy! He was aboutiD tear down approach. He asted !be question: ~planting !lql: cut and bleed- the .idealism of Ibis ... this porch of the COllage and Why didn't the invalid answa ing fucit in froilt of the other. Bat Messiah and discredit Him. News the view. Instead, we g in the question Jesus asked? It paatly sbe did so ID avoid the of His disoomfitJJre would qllickly cavernous Hoover Auditorium requires a simple yes or 00 mocking look in soores of cruel . erode His reputation and ma)bi; (un-air-conditioned) to · bear response. Instead, die man gave eyes. Occasionally she oould uot even stop the madness oflhe mulreports from vltrious groups. Jesus excuses for wby he bad not keep frinn allowmg bee eyes ro linldes flacking to His call. debate proposed legislation, vote gotten well. furtively look. up, sean:biJig and ~Now what ' do YOU. say?" be on budgets, and deliberate the PasiOr Rudy applied the ques- plrading for 50ille shred of com- said with prelelld reve;renoe (see Wlwtwooldlk _DOW'iafiO~Ibis minutiae of oonfereoce business.. lion to us. Why don' t we answer passion or mm:y. But Ibm: was John 8 :4-5). Jesus looked at Abihu Judge 'libo badjudgedba'iudseS? Like I said, the temptation is Jesus honestly~ Whv do we oiJer none. Even the .ooe whose anns fl"' a .moment, His gaze """'etl:at~ . life lhi:y~ He sttong 1D skip.·· excuses? Why ·do ~ as a chwdl froiD wllich me bad beeuipped ~ iBID his soul Abihu ~ddellly asked as if m ansaw to her But one of the bighligbts of not demand a Uutbful respoose'! now moc:kcd her and bettayeifher felt unsure of himself and took a llpiJgbts "Has ooonerood•wn"ed Confere~K% is gathering for wor- Pastor Rudy danld to suggctot..... wilbaudly as be followed~ stllp backwaid .as if he feared a you!' ~No one. Sir.~ sbe quit.dy ship together. And this year, the the truthful answcc ili daat we wi1b the odJers.. ' blow. But Jesus looked away replied. . worship servires were incredible! often do NOT walit w get. well!' Fear gripped her more ligbdy ,1lJwaJds tbe woman1 staDdmg ""nien ncitbcr do I .ron!lenm It was like an old-fasbioiled camp We'd rather wallow in the known than !be men who balfdragged and bmde him, her bead down, hair you.,~ He ~ a ri~s meeting revival. 1b&: music was . condition of our Jives than accept balf sboved her aloog and a w . spilling messily around hN sbool- wanntb . · · gloW!DE .lium His faDe. ofremendous, the Scriptures were !be cJra!118tjc; radical 113Dsfonna- of despair hung like a miUstooe del'S and Ia ldnds dencl!ing and' "GonowaDIIIeaveyourlifeofsinfl proclaimed magnificently, and the tion dtat God offers to 11 ~ lh!'QUcb from her bean.. They lOOk ba' ID undencl!ing f~y. Illon J~sqs ( from Jd:ln 8: 1&-11 ). He .,..... at preach1ng was powerful and Jesus Christ! , dae temple oourts where a gtr.al knelt to We ground and began 1;o M-koo~ for .a~assbe Spirit-filled. We are paralyzcid by oui fears, crowd had already assembled. A scratch letters into the dust of 1ile stood !blintmg m bcr a!husiii•I!I'JIIt. One of the dynamic preachers by our stubbornness of refusing to • man was wai~g just inside.· ~ groWid. What was He Writin,g? lk 1hon OJmcd and quidly w.llmi present was Pastor Rudy Rasmus let go of misplaced, values, and by gate, long, flowing robes draggin.g Abihu waited, his anger aad impa- away. Rahab also wmed and llllde from Houston, Texas. Pastor system of church where it:s per- • tbe ~stat ~s .feet. "You _have her, . tience gFowing, like a liloodwater ber way back hcmle: ncady t;tupeRudy is not your typical United ceived to be more lucrative to I see, be~ m a low vmce to one rising inside him. He rumtld ~s fiod over what bad _gust biw• •..,:I Methodist pastor. The frrstthing keep the sick in the Jiews rather Ofthemcn. "GoodlNowlefstalre bead, trying to look as if !be Shehad!MillOIM!bingmJesunbc one notices about Pastor Rudy is than heal them out tbC: doors. this· saaifici.al lamb and see if this weren't. interested, . and fuully bad never known ibefore ... somehis beard. It grows straight down Pastor Rudy called such pastor's 'Teacher' steps iniO OUJ' little !Dip." could make. out the words. thing ·called grace. from his chin and is braided into and chun:h leaders ~priesdy pool · As he laughed a cold langb, bis ~lessed is he whose .transgres· It was like she bad been in a vast three strands. Each stran!l is dec- pimps" who an: more OODcemed prayer tassels seemed to quiver in • sions are forgiven, wbose ·.sins are . bog i.nto whicib she had willfuDy orated with glass Beads. They with sustaining their organiza- ' agreement. ~But what if He does- ·covered. Blessed is ·the man wb~ wanden:ld, ~ stenCh of~ ~as give weight to his bean•; so tional bureaucracies than in par- n't, Abihu?" ashd die lover who sin the LORD does n0t cmmt overpowcnng. lnstead of beJRg when Rudy talks. his beard ticipating in God's wodL Their had . bettayat her. "What if He against him and in v.bose spirit is allowed .10 sink into i.ts ·milt. dances and jangles. . medicine is "prevenutive~ upbolds !be lr.adilions ;and says we oo deceit" (Psalm 32:1-2 NJV). to be lost vcr., .a strong band "I call it my 'early warning 101- preventing . people from experi- must stone her?" The Olller man Abilw felt lhe sting of drose bad pulled bcr up nd ·o~t and ·~ erance detection system:," said encingthetotalil).'ofgraoe ~ and snift'edsrornfu.lly. "lfHedoes, He w~s almost as fiercely as if be . bcdeeton.a:goodpatblinedwi11h Pastor Rudy 10 the gathering. "I therefore "prohibitive" pro- does. Why do you care, Acham? bad been flailed . "Who .does He li'agl:ant flowers. this p~ sbe can tell right away wliether not hibiting true healing. You've been paid well." think He i.sT' be. tbougiht: ~wen~tc knew, led nat to disappoinlment a person is interested in talking 10 I was profoundly provoked by He ~ ~ the w?man and l-IT' 1:u: finally retorted, ignoring but to ~mplete joy .and peace me basec1 on their physical reac- that message. What have I done sneered Bes1des, she s JUsl an the wntJDg . m lhe dust. Olhers because It led to GOO Himself. She lion ID my beard~ to put people fully into the path adulteress. She deserves .In die.~ He · began to murmur. " Yes," said one realizM that sbe bad ·been given a Pastor Rudy's beard took some of grace? What have I done to !ilal1lld to rum towanis the crowd. especially lpud. "What DO you new lli'e. There was no aoubt in getting used 10, but his message keep people paralyzed? What's . ~utI don't lbink .yoo oeed 10 ·s ay?"Sooo.at[eastadozenvowes bcrmindorinberheallt:Jesusbad was dead-on. He pr:eached from holding me back from getting wmy about losing your plaything. began 10 prod him with variations truly been sC~~t by God m JM111 peathe gospel ofJohn 5: 1-15. It's the the healing that I need for ~ klills isn't bound by die tradi- of the ame qilestioo. Jelills stood k~m': ohbe mire of their sin. He story of the paralyud man who myself! liOns our on to us. up and dJe mlli'IJwnllg was If had ohosen to not accuse was waiting by the pool of During the snmmet:, it's lmlpl- He't> :~ all . of the Holy silenoed as His deep eyes .oooked her but m give her .another opporBethesda near the Sheep Gate io · ing ID put faidJ.fmming aside in One'~; ·Veness rvenodoubt .at .them. ~If .any one of you is tunilymknowGod.andbc .~W!D:a Jerusale01. Lots of sick. injured, favor of enjoying die outdoors, dlat He~ plaoe His foot • into .without ;;in,~ He ,Wd, ·~Jet bim be second .cibanqe. She smiled as &be and .crippled people g athered cruising the oountryside, or simply the .; IDIR we've lai4 out for Him ... k first 10 tihiiOw .a stone .at !her" entered her !bouse. She lriat there in hopes of being the first being lazy on the pmdl. You may ~in liool of :all these wimesses. (from John :8:7). He lhen lbmt · amlind and nooded to beftel!. person in the pool when an angel not realize it, but giving into that I And lberl His blood will be ours!" down again and re!i11111ed ~ Now ,that He . was Master .of Ia came and stirred the waters. temptation is paralyzing. What's I Wdb lbat, he · !;~rode Inwards lbe in the dust. Ralmb gasped life, there were g~. m be iOIIIe Jesus approached tbe man .and holding you back from being a ttue ' aowd, people~ rigbt .aad left dencbed ber eyes tightly. ber cllanges made' And m tthe ll:oollilasked him if he wanted to get disciple of Jesus? Are you ready to fill' bim.as he pwposefully marched beatt pounding in her cbest. But edge lihat sbe bad bcal fmgiven, well. ·Here's how the story con- get up and walk? Then 00 ITl! No to the Man Who had been sitting in oo -stoQcs .came. Sbe heard a dull sbe began 10 clean her boose. eludes.: : ' . more excuses. No more priestly , lheoenterteaching. Abihu<SID!Jdin dmdanddaredtolooku,p.Alllold (n.-MGich•..rlir,( ,, ''Sir.~ the invalid replied, " I have pool pimping. Ju&t get u,p arid go fiunt .of Him, a IIIOCking smile oo · ·man had~ a siOne and was -..e·ai•i ' elil 1 t a Olill uo one 10 belp me miD . the pool with 1e5US!' . ·. ' hili lips. He nodded bis bead and quietly ;;J,iwing away. Tberc was tile ,...t n ,_s .-4• tile when the water is stim:d While I · (Kerry Wood is die , . , . of lt.ab;lb was drngrlto his side. another fiud as anotber ~ hit of "Ole &II l'lli I I L., Be am trying to get in, someone else lbJeUte U.W JldluNiirt ~Teacla," be said die wolld 'die ground. Another aoousa ~ ir die ,rltcr fl{ ,...,....., g~ down ahead .of me.~ Then Clutnll. Ill& ·E'- Street 'm with · ob"ious disdain. · lb.is ;gone.. One by one.lhe S!lmcli &tl C: iii) UwcliiiM-_. Je Jesus said to him. "Getup! Pickup R«ille. S..uy wonq, u lit 1l wiJman was caugtrt in tbe m of from dleir fi.ngers and one by ooe . lltlfii'P' fw your mat ljAd walk." At oooe the ti-A,.,.,.. Kelf'JaMIIe FIFRfl•e4 ~. In die Law Moses COlli.- dley eavh left silently until ·only "~ ~ e..,. man was CW'ed; be picked up bis lit~~~) mandod us tn ·stooe such women.~ Achan aJid Abiju were left. · 1 IIi Jlii-j. c The D!lly Se 'dillel •PageA7 , ' Friday, .June 20, zoo8 A Hunger For More_;___..- What's holding YOU back? ........ .,........ .,..., .Ft?F ....... 20, 20111 • Coolville, Ohio 740-667-3110 IJ.-.UIIeriM,.W.. .......- ...._.. r .,,11117~ ,/lbiM ;, Me, Mli My Srupn-. . . . ·tNSURANcE lt'tlfth Uide;, yo11, ~ rlttlll - ....Je will,- it rllttll I''""'"Jig/u so shiM be/orr ceNTER lltl!tt, that they may see yiJur .Coolville, Ohio Tllt~Jfllla-,0..•"- 16,...... works and glorify your Located l"'s than 30 minut"' from 36759 RQCII&prings Rd. Father in heaven." Alhens. Pomero) or Paiken;bu'll Pomeroy, OH -45769 Matthe'K' x H> • 1-7~7-3156 7401121111 sltllll wct~N" ~ .....,... ., Jolull5:7 " ' lor'" .. l ._.., fH :.. \'l .. HO'W'{f SERVICES(!\) 214 E.llliln 112s5130 W. :FIIG.JctN•' Po . God so loved the wor·ldl ·he gave his only lbe~g011en son ... J~J:/6 Polneloy Blessed are tlae pwt ilf.lutut; for tluy slui/J ~e God. MtiJ:tMw 5:8 "So l sttive always to keep my cooscience clear bef<Jre I God and man." ' Acts 24: ·u-Jo-i! '+ ,_,..,,_,. • Su~ • ""'"""_... Splitttlfn 172 N. 2ndA~.OH MY !race is for thee: for m11 sr1 enaatt is made Perfect in • e._, II Gor. 12:9 Office Service &~ly 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 .. �LocAL • STATE ' The Daily Sentinel Page~ Bl The Daily Sentinel 'IJI!I'ti-. tllraaway, Pa!lell Friday, June 20, 2008 • " t• ..... ~'lill!lidnak......., ._.,,.13 ToUy's foltecast -J'*$ '1 I loe&en, . . . . . I Friday, June .20, 2008 I. .fi!OIIERCH- A echtclule Of 4 ioi&ifii high ICtiOOI .,.,.lty ..,orting ...-.ta involving ·tllll'nllfram . . . . and Gllllll CIOUniM. us .... . 'I -.OII'DM128,6p.m. • "154" *COle 1• 81"154" b ......... 7 s I .......... ," •• 1 . . . 21 Me 1b Seattle the ~12801l.oi- ( - ) . 1.,P.-m. . . , .Jtw·.Z2 ·· rations .4 41an· $ X OII'DM 128 (<loimlohud0.), 1pm. ·· worst league Ben "-•IOUih .· . Sl•lllniCI..- =- Jtle 19S8 SEO~ cl:lampions honored at the ~ 50 annl-ry cell!lbl'llioA of that class were from the 'lei!, Pa1:1l folmer Coach Dick Retton, Joe Kennedy, Ron Marilin, Bruce Zirtile .and Cat1 Hood. . ..... o I • I I • ,..- .. ""' I r j ~ Cloudy ~ I'Miy ,... Cllfl Hood, Pt.PJeasant, W. VIL, and HOEFUCHOMVDIIIlVSENTINELCOM Bruce Zirlde, P.omemy. Their special guest was Dick Ketton of Mansfield . I'OMEROY - When the Pomeroy who coached the 1958 basketba11 team High SChool graduating class of 1958 to the SEOAL Chan1pionship. IDC1.for its I'Oih anniversary on May 24 Players unable to 'attend were S.T. ' it was muCh more than just a reunion Johuson, Earl Hawthorne, lr. and :Of classmates. Gary Bamitz. Three members, Philip ' It was a ce.letntion to 11\IJIQI' the Wcny, Bill Wilen and JimGirpenter 1958 basketball team which that year · are deceased. captured the SEOAL championship. Durin_$ .me class reunion held at the Coach Dick RcUon of Mansfield who Grace Episoopal Church Annex playcoached that t.eanl made his first trip ers shared memories of their time on bad to PiOIIIeroy in 50 years to join that team. It was DOled that a classclass members in a 50ih .auniversary mate, lbelma Davis Jeffers, was a celebralion of winniu~ 1lhat title. cbcc:t1leader. Members of that infamous sports A copy of the yearbook on the life team attending the reunion were Ron and times of the [ 958 class members Martin, Metropplis, m., Joe Kennedy, dedicated Coach 'Retton, only livf:ollicr:ville, Tenn~ and from the class ing teacher of the dass, was presentof 1959, Paul Folmer, Sydney, Ohio, .cdm him. BY Ctwu1a: HaEFUCH . to Members reviewed an article from The Daily Sentinel w11itten iiOOll .after the ttam woo the SEOAL title. It reads i.n part: ~ro.. the sinlple facts are that Coach DiCk Retton took a sophomare, two juniors, .and two seniors., only one of whom had been in my way tested i.n I! 'Varsity competition, and made champions of them. ...... _ iboy .:..a•• -1 s, ..,..,se · s · · as indi' · v....... each for hirnse ~d hav.e brought the Panthefi .a half and half season this y~ at the best. Playing . a~ a team, as a coordinated, detemlined unit desirous of winning for reasons other !han persol)lll glory; the boys have mstead brougbl honor .and acclaim to their school- and to tl:!em1ietves- i.n ~ measure than anyone oould hav.e .B~Jiicipated." · t; . Holzer Medic81 Center holds genetic testing seminar · GAUJPOUS - Holzer Medical genetic testing, which is that it does · Center. recently hos~ a ·Con~uing not roentify all causes of hereditary Educal.lon (~E). Semmar to discuss breast or ovarian cancer. · fJeneuc Tesnng ut Breast Cancer. Holzer Center for Cancer Care 'fhe guest spe~ was Mark H. {HCCC) does affer genetic ~testing for Cnpe, D.O., who " a General ~d the f~mg types of .cancer: breast Brea_st Surg~ol,' at C~ntral Ohio and OV<IRliD. ·mtilanoma (skin cancer) ~urgtcal.Specialists !Jlc. ~ Col~bus. · and colorectal (cancer af the colon or In ~on, Or. Cripe u a Clinical rectum). Of the dime, genetic fe&ting lnstruc!fDr""~ ":lmd· ·.,.. die '5urgicat for 1lreast and ovaUI! 1c er is· the C~~!!~.~ !fealth Services most widely 11sed at HCCC. for OhiC111Cl11WlUOOW£'s Hospital. "(Rese.arober!i) have"-(ouncl ..,.... · · ~ ~ JJ?s u~ICI!e acti¥i&)'~lll«e -: a:ithin .apcD~~C~'s ,jC!Ies~~ . . to Jden4:r the v_an01_1s <tests availahle di~s. which ~ :lead to · for genetic. testing 111 ~s_t cancer cancer, wd Sandy Corbin, CNP. and recogmze_the Wllllllqg s1gns 1hat oncology nurse-praclllioaer and ibl:east mdicate a pal.lent shoUld be referred bealth ·sprqalilit.atHCOC for genetic testing. In addition, < bene..And dley'm fiodiJ1g 011t II1Cltt and fi~s of_.genetic te~ting, such indi .· ·- llll:ealldlet~~ . A··'Geneti.c VIdul!-lize~ medical manageme~t, tesliing and . , · ement ~urate nsk assessment, and allevlllseems to tie ' cancer !-'on of ,uncertainty and ~ety- were research .ii ~ · ' . 'J'!Iey can't fa 1denttfied. as well as the hUlltatlon of the genes ri,ght now, 'but ~ ~y. know :as ~ ~ Fluntoo 9howrtlefl 'Rain / . • Snow • . man fired. ood to be New Willie J I.AJcal Stocks • borhood. · Fmth Lutheran <;burch in suburban Akron stand~ to gam at least $15.;000 a year for bavm~ the 140-foot tower on t~s property,_ sa~d T-Mobile representattve John Smdyla. ~e amount could reach $30,000 a yeanf other providers rent sp~e on il, he ~aid. · St. Hilary Catholic Chw;ch, which has .an adJacent school and church, doesn 't want the ~tructure in the nei,ghboibood, sa~mg 1t will be an eye110re and a potential danger to the children Who use the nearby socrerfiellils. "'ur ooucem is 1he cell tower .and enclos~ will be· a _great temptation for the 690 Cbildren of our sdiool and hundreds of dlildm! .w,bo use the soccer fie~ .~ w$',1Ji ·w eadw,". said the Rev. Steve ·Bniftovay. pastor ~ St. ~- whidl 1115 1.500 membm. '1 envi.liiQIJ I,UDJ balls and objects ending up ·;ll§ide 1ile enclOsUEe and children and . . 'lllelllpting to climb the fence to.mrieve them." Faith Linl• •aa bas 250 Dltilllbets.'fbe churctl's mo•ooj! Iliad!: 111p of 12 dected layi!leopluaddlemmr:,planto signa lease al the end of1he II10!!fb 1be .cell the_low-'-er~8Gs - : -· -n• -41:11· ~-.- INYII!)-%7.-t . J~M~SDs1•an:(IIYIE)- •• ••ar.r:;=•-- r.......c,wers.- •• at (740) 446-5313. F{}l' JIIJY irifonrta- ~ .....,~_ 1 U7 tion about the Holzu Center /(}r • ,... Mwa ,( ll'tle)Cmlcer Care, p'lease C4ll '(740) ~- M.l7 · ..::,;;ll••••·~·-•••••~- :;;jj F"a....... ...... ..,,_,...,.., 1121 •AIIOitara..~ . as ' .1 &a Jft11•r.,.lf1 ·•::7::....... MJQIId1&•*-141'11&'111111J'II& I ... 1 1 . . -57 • 7 .. . . . . ,..~··.,, a ,., 1 am,;...... ,....,,g ....- .....,..... C~ WeMn4dy NjpiJ!II.M 25f6 ·:z-·1.:.... •'£ P' 1775. 1 ...... . . . . . . . ._ , 1 ' 7 j II .. 1 ,.:.." 5 7 . . . . . . a . a..tr, JJ ' . ~=· :.no;oc2:ll _...,...,.. 7 C.t' . 7 CINCINNA11- A gras&ned baseball was slllffed stai .' CHARLESTON. W.Va. tight pocket of Erie in the lAP) - Ohio State .and tan slacks, .a souvenir West Vu:ginia •Will meet on Stults~ die basketball court· in a from the <Way he finished off Los Angeles' three-game tWo-game series. · West Vuginia coacb Bob aweep. Afittting .place for his :Duggins .and Buckeyes ~oach Thad Matta ·coo- keepsake. AU season long. firmed the series will take the Dodgers have had the ilace on Dec. 27 in Cine·ID.Dati Reds in theif £olumbus .and during 1he back pocket. Stults pitched into tbe ~009-10 season in sev enth in bis season tJorgantown. . y, and Matt debut 1b :: H .. uw~ W!!S ,in assistant emerged from his coac.b .at Ohio .State .under Kemp by hitting a :two-run Eldon Miller from 1978 to slu:f. doube , setting up .a 7-4 vic4986. He later DG8Ched .a t tol)' aad a tllfee-game Wabil,:C'-d' ·, , ~ Jlll4 •eep · of.·~8-. 1"' ' - .l..r:· . at'. MA· .u aea&ODI~""lOOJDDJ :Reds. "That was fun," said Stults, wbo took a shutout into the seventh. "Your first !time iOUl, you still have a,ii.toi.t$,11 &Qme. rtf the jilterli, heq in front of a biaer IXOII/4 and . f&lling .the Tlest 1UtteFs in • bsileball" StEWART Billy • The Dodgers piCked the lam:11'.s Skyline .S~ il'iPt lime and place for a ·. . iii Stcw»t •ill be .llost.ia8 ·a mmaround. bd'ty $600 1G win Front'111eymived in !tOwn with ~ DDve Four-<:ylinder a fi ve-game losing streak ipCial Friday and a 52,000 .and an offense that could to win Late Model Special ~ly score. They broke Friday, June 27. out ~t a team they've For further . illfcmnari.on, domi nated no matter where plemse call304-.54U322 or theyplay. The DOdgers hadVillit 1he Skyline •Speedway n't won three in a row since website at - www.Skyline- their three-game sweep of iipCedway.net theReds in Los Angeles from May 19-21. "1 just think: we relaxed a lffi)Wpflac little DioR: and let the game FCM..I tB R rgi>G atioa come to US," Kemp said. Wbenever they pia¥ the Reds, the Dodgen get mto a oonmart Z<llle. Los Angeles for 7-1 this &eiiiOII against is _season to boys and girls in Cin. cinnati, which is mired IDides 1-<6 be . • wilh tie 2008..()9 ~i:o"f year. in last place in the NL IJ' phato tbe ~gistmtion fee is $40 Central with an offense that Cincinnati Reds second. baseman Brandon Phillips, right, ta7ks with Los Angeles Dodgers' Matt Kemp at second base after ...,.. nlayer and $25 for eaCh us . . • « liS Kemp hit a two-run double in the fifth inning of a baseba?l game Thursday in Cincinnati. Los Angeles won 7-4. ~onal sibliq. • The games will be played litll:tingin:t=oodle Snars..,FJIS :::: • ~ • .. · · ~ • )II · l •l Moms and Dads, Grandmas and Grandpas and Aunts and Uncles. . :t:rthe In the Daily Sentinel . I IOn A Special supplement to highli&ld babies, Ales~ to foilr yean old. . r~-~---~-~--~---------, IBaby'sName · I I J S (,_.,_...,., . 1~ fiB . . ~ p''g fJIIIcdt•c I~ .II fll . . . . w1 • • Rif. IAddftsls I . '------------~--~ I Pboae ~ I Addrns will aot be puN' hcl I L----------------------~ ••'·ww. IWIIES! Tile D11r S f r' lei: Tlt, tU c-t SCrett 0114Glftt II -· '> - • - ........ -· • I • •Wl. .,.....,...., I Year .My's Age Paraats N,._. ., Heft • Pierce, teattntlates fiDal ~ regisuation ill. July 1st. Payment m~st abo be t:eeeived iby J.Wy ht. A • IIYJIIEIW ASSOCIAlED l'RESS i": .:1:. ...._.,...ONQI= • .. ' . Buckeyes llexttwo "'*""-- !10Werproposal·:woolddleag0mibeclty d Fairlawn for COO&idmllion. . The church'1i ,putor, die Rev. Jeau Hansen, said the !OWer would he 10 feet away fi'OOl the soccer field .aG!(I 'located in a.lrillf1P'ar - o f-Mdevet" oped property 10 faith' IA!dw:.,...., bad:_yard, but on 'St. ffilary's a: opa'ly linewheretheparish'sparmJ"k!(and . soccer field meet. · "We have the most ·to il;~se,:' Brunovsky said. 'The members of ,Faith Lutheran aUend terVices ooce -a week and they are -gone. We bave children in school heal all day ·as wetl.as· our offices." w.va. ~emp, Stults help Dodgers sweep last-place Reds to Ohio churches at odds over cell phone tower plan FAIRLAWN (AP) -Two churches are feuding over T-Mobile's plan to erect a cell phone tower in the .neigh- The • anno '•, •. •' •. that you're .at a higher risk far -cancer it means more intensive &CR~ening." ' -~---------,.-------__; Genetic tcsliJ!g is an option for peo- .42.11 Ghlo Coop.,( USple whose ,persGiial .or family history ,, -aut mcludes .any of the following aiteri.a: breast cancer prior to the fii,C of 50, ,. ovarian cancer at an).' age. male breast • cancer at any Jl81:: b'llateral bre.aitam- · ·~~~;~~ cer, .both .breast aodlo:v.~lliiUII: ··~~ - =~· I 'Mlative Wid! bteast c1 C't V' r IIII'SUQI-Illl7 vidua1s df A!Jikenm or Eastern · tewiflh descent. · · 5474 .o r :visit www.holzemmce.r.or,g. • 0 _LOw_ . s_m_lh_e_uppe_ . r_5o_s._SOs_ · ._High_s_m ca. •• 5 lost Friday tllree sunny. · S~west winds around Highs 10 t!he lower . 80s. mph. Chance of rain 40 per? Southwest winds 5 to 10 cent. · ~ 11111'.h. S~y aad S11a11a1, Frlclay aiPt-fardy •IP' ..·Mostly cloudy. A cloudy. Lows in the upper chance ·of sbowm and :~ 50s. West winds arolllll1 5 derstonns. Highs 111'001111 8G: mph. Lows in the upper 50S: s.f.nlay-Partly sunny Chance cl rain 4(l percent. • · with a cliance -of showers Monday-.Partly sunn~ and tbunderstomls. Highs in with a chance ,af show~ the upper 7.0s. SootiJwest .and thunderstorms. Highs in winds .around 5 mph. the upper 70s. Cluince ol Chance of rain 40 percent. rain 30 percent ~ &uurday ......, Mostly ~Y .._.. tllnlullll cloudy with a Chance of Wedae&day • .,.., .Partly Showers .and thunderstorms. cloudy. Lows in lhe upper x . 5 ... team · Frida,Y•.-Mostly ,0 1 ~· . Lood Weather w.eek!y staff, as well as who :hal(e an i.ntcrest. For more i.n[o.mtll . tion ngat:di.ng upcoming fducational Semi~Jan· caU the Hospital's &hw.atitJiJ Depq.ri-nt X' ·" - ' OII'DM 128, e p.m. .••• •.• ... Rig~ oNo.OII'DM128,e p.m. l lao 1 'mP tc . ut~~an· q' ~7-fm'~~~·.:.:: ~ Cloudy ' " STEWART - Skyline Speedway was one of the original tracks in the very · first sprint s~week held under the original All-star banner in the mid·'l 970s under the guidance of Bud Miller. In 2008 Skyline Speedway, having been rejeuvenated bY. new owner Billy Jarrell, will once again participate in the megabuck weeldong series under the "Modem Era" All-Star Circuit of Champions banner by hosting the Wednesday night leg of Ohio All-Star Sprint Speedweek paying $5,000 The Daily Sentinel . lll fAirt St. fl'll.lMr•IJ, 011 . 80sroN (AP) WQI'~oombine will be 1brough a haze of his own lldd a~ ~~e-h al 9 .a.m. cipr smoke, Paul Pierce Ill Mf:ip " School. All · pCered through sleepless d; a tlllllt tlllde out 10 eyes al the ~of paH:lad Ma.ip FJq Football fan and tbn11t bis pcleo tiaiue. P.O. Box 751. MVPtrclllhy skyward ~oy. Ob1o 45769. · His clay bad finaU,Y .: To ..tegisrer OAiine go to arrived. A day to ride in his • - meipftl rom, and for own cbaq)ioubip parade. illore illfonnatioo go to the A day tbllt gave oormal peor:site or call •740-541- ple a chance to wave SJgllS, 2. · · paint their faces in Celtics ;;=======· = = beans colors .and scte1111 their ,. out for the latest team "'--- U to ~ a title 10 town. I;.UNlltCI" S "We m tired of watching ~· these parades on TV. Now " 1-740-446--2342 at. 33 we get to eajoy our own," " • 0 : - said after a f:a ..a..:c ... •1·740 118 3008 ~K'l~ ~· , _ _ .,naemyc~~~t,•••.com - - that followed nine • •. " frustrating ones in his ':;'· - •• u Boston career. "I haven't Aall al 1$ I , ... tl WIIW had any sleep yet, SO DOW ' uua•2,• · aa I'm still enjoymg· it" p ~""'••••<~ "•=•:tliwl,...,. 1be Celtic& earned 1 a, . . DIIMWW.IIH•r Thursday's "rolling ~y" -·..._liS celebration with an amazing ""doll>~-.oom comeback season topped off ~en.,.. by a Slunnin~y oominant ~ 131-92 win over the Los = . .., . 5? ...-..aa '!i"""... Fl\1 . a' I - - ' ' Aqeles LIJrln 011 Tuesday revel in fans'.cheers at rally night in Game 6 of the NBA fmals. Pieroe was tbe series MVP. It was the Celtic&' flfSt title without Red Auerbach, the team pi2riarcG w.OO died in October 2006 after beinJ part of the other 16 champiooships, nine as coach. 1\le cigars smoktld .by players and fans wee .a tribute to Auerbach's custom;;~­ ing one up on the in the wauioJ UlQIDellts of still ailodler WUl. wwe wish be could be here," p;erce said before he lit his cip-oo his duck boat, wso I'm doing d!is to honor him." Players rode · in the amphibious tourist vehicles like those used by soldiers in World War U. 'lbey also transported the New England 'Palriou after their Super Bowl championships in Fe~ of 2002, 2004 and 2005 and the Boston Red Sop; after their World "I?F7 . . . . . . . . IJ',._ Boston Celtk:s t~es from left, Ray Allen, Kevin Gamettancj Paul Pierce !augh during an event ce7elutit~ the team's NBA championship inside ttMi TO Banknorth Garden prior to a f011ifC rally in Boston ThllfSday. The Celtics plll)'ef'S rode in a convey of amphibious vehicles as part at a rol~ rally thfOu&h downtown Boston to celebrate the teams first NBA Cllampionsh~ In 22 years. �LocAL • STATE ' The Daily Sentinel Page~ Bl The Daily Sentinel 'IJI!I'ti-. tllraaway, Pa!lell Friday, June 20, 2008 • " t• ..... ~'lill!lidnak......., ._.,,.13 ToUy's foltecast -J'*$ '1 I loe&en, . . . . . I Friday, June .20, 2008 I. .fi!OIIERCH- A echtclule Of 4 ioi&ifii high ICtiOOI .,.,.lty ..,orting ...-.ta involving ·tllll'nllfram . . . . and Gllllll CIOUniM. us .... . 'I -.OII'DM128,6p.m. • "154" *COle 1• 81"154" b ......... 7 s I .......... ," •• 1 . . . 21 Me 1b Seattle the ~12801l.oi- ( - ) . 1.,P.-m. . . , .Jtw·.Z2 ·· rations .4 41an· $ X OII'DM 128 (<loimlohud0.), 1pm. ·· worst league Ben "-•IOUih .· . Sl•lllniCI..- =- Jtle 19S8 SEO~ cl:lampions honored at the ~ 50 annl-ry cell!lbl'llioA of that class were from the 'lei!, Pa1:1l folmer Coach Dick Retton, Joe Kennedy, Ron Marilin, Bruce Zirtile .and Cat1 Hood. . ..... o I • I I • ,..- .. ""' I r j ~ Cloudy ~ I'Miy ,... Cllfl Hood, Pt.PJeasant, W. VIL, and HOEFUCHOMVDIIIlVSENTINELCOM Bruce Zirlde, P.omemy. Their special guest was Dick Ketton of Mansfield . I'OMEROY - When the Pomeroy who coached the 1958 basketba11 team High SChool graduating class of 1958 to the SEOAL Chan1pionship. IDC1.for its I'Oih anniversary on May 24 Players unable to 'attend were S.T. ' it was muCh more than just a reunion Johuson, Earl Hawthorne, lr. and :Of classmates. Gary Bamitz. Three members, Philip ' It was a ce.letntion to 11\IJIQI' the Wcny, Bill Wilen and JimGirpenter 1958 basketball team which that year · are deceased. captured the SEOAL championship. Durin_$ .me class reunion held at the Coach Dick RcUon of Mansfield who Grace Episoopal Church Annex playcoached that t.eanl made his first trip ers shared memories of their time on bad to PiOIIIeroy in 50 years to join that team. It was DOled that a classclass members in a 50ih .auniversary mate, lbelma Davis Jeffers, was a celebralion of winniu~ 1lhat title. cbcc:t1leader. Members of that infamous sports A copy of the yearbook on the life team attending the reunion were Ron and times of the [ 958 class members Martin, Metropplis, m., Joe Kennedy, dedicated Coach 'Retton, only livf:ollicr:ville, Tenn~ and from the class ing teacher of the dass, was presentof 1959, Paul Folmer, Sydney, Ohio, .cdm him. BY Ctwu1a: HaEFUCH . to Members reviewed an article from The Daily Sentinel w11itten iiOOll .after the ttam woo the SEOAL title. It reads i.n part: ~ro.. the sinlple facts are that Coach DiCk Retton took a sophomare, two juniors, .and two seniors., only one of whom had been in my way tested i.n I! 'Varsity competition, and made champions of them. ...... _ iboy .:..a•• -1 s, ..,..,se · s · · as indi' · v....... each for hirnse ~d hav.e brought the Panthefi .a half and half season this y~ at the best. Playing . a~ a team, as a coordinated, detemlined unit desirous of winning for reasons other !han persol)lll glory; the boys have mstead brougbl honor .and acclaim to their school- and to tl:!em1ietves- i.n ~ measure than anyone oould hav.e .B~Jiicipated." · t; . Holzer Medic81 Center holds genetic testing seminar · GAUJPOUS - Holzer Medical genetic testing, which is that it does · Center. recently hos~ a ·Con~uing not roentify all causes of hereditary Educal.lon (~E). Semmar to discuss breast or ovarian cancer. · fJeneuc Tesnng ut Breast Cancer. Holzer Center for Cancer Care 'fhe guest spe~ was Mark H. {HCCC) does affer genetic ~testing for Cnpe, D.O., who " a General ~d the f~mg types of .cancer: breast Brea_st Surg~ol,' at C~ntral Ohio and OV<IRliD. ·mtilanoma (skin cancer) ~urgtcal.Specialists !Jlc. ~ Col~bus. · and colorectal (cancer af the colon or In ~on, Or. Cripe u a Clinical rectum). Of the dime, genetic fe&ting lnstruc!fDr""~ ":lmd· ·.,.. die '5urgicat for 1lreast and ovaUI! 1c er is· the C~~!!~.~ !fealth Services most widely 11sed at HCCC. for OhiC111Cl11WlUOOW£'s Hospital. "(Rese.arober!i) have"-(ouncl ..,.... · · ~ ~ JJ?s u~ICI!e acti¥i&)'~lll«e -: a:ithin .apcD~~C~'s ,jC!Ies~~ . . to Jden4:r the v_an01_1s <tests availahle di~s. which ~ :lead to · for genetic. testing 111 ~s_t cancer cancer, wd Sandy Corbin, CNP. and recogmze_the Wllllllqg s1gns 1hat oncology nurse-praclllioaer and ibl:east mdicate a pal.lent shoUld be referred bealth ·sprqalilit.atHCOC for genetic testing. In addition, < bene..And dley'm fiodiJ1g 011t II1Cltt and fi~s of_.genetic te~ting, such indi .· ·- llll:ealldlet~~ . A··'Geneti.c VIdul!-lize~ medical manageme~t, tesliing and . , · ement ~urate nsk assessment, and allevlllseems to tie ' cancer !-'on of ,uncertainty and ~ety- were research .ii ~ · ' . 'J'!Iey can't fa 1denttfied. as well as the hUlltatlon of the genes ri,ght now, 'but ~ ~y. know :as ~ ~ Fluntoo 9howrtlefl 'Rain / . • Snow • . man fired. ood to be New Willie J I.AJcal Stocks • borhood. · Fmth Lutheran <;burch in suburban Akron stand~ to gam at least $15.;000 a year for bavm~ the 140-foot tower on t~s property,_ sa~d T-Mobile representattve John Smdyla. ~e amount could reach $30,000 a yeanf other providers rent sp~e on il, he ~aid. · St. Hilary Catholic Chw;ch, which has .an adJacent school and church, doesn 't want the ~tructure in the nei,ghboibood, sa~mg 1t will be an eye110re and a potential danger to the children Who use the nearby socrerfiellils. "'ur ooucem is 1he cell tower .and enclos~ will be· a _great temptation for the 690 Cbildren of our sdiool and hundreds of dlildm! .w,bo use the soccer fie~ .~ w$',1Ji ·w eadw,". said the Rev. Steve ·Bniftovay. pastor ~ St. ~- whidl 1115 1.500 membm. '1 envi.liiQIJ I,UDJ balls and objects ending up ·;ll§ide 1ile enclOsUEe and children and . . 'lllelllpting to climb the fence to.mrieve them." Faith Linl• •aa bas 250 Dltilllbets.'fbe churctl's mo•ooj! Iliad!: 111p of 12 dected layi!leopluaddlemmr:,planto signa lease al the end of1he II10!!fb 1be .cell the_low-'-er~8Gs - : -· -n• -41:11· ~-.- INYII!)-%7.-t . J~M~SDs1•an:(IIYIE)- •• ••ar.r:;=•-- r.......c,wers.- •• at (740) 446-5313. F{}l' JIIJY irifonrta- ~ .....,~_ 1 U7 tion about the Holzu Center /(}r • ,... Mwa ,( ll'tle)Cmlcer Care, p'lease C4ll '(740) ~- M.l7 · ..::,;;ll••••·~·-•••••~- :;;jj F"a....... ...... ..,,_,...,.., 1121 •AIIOitara..~ . as ' .1 &a Jft11•r.,.lf1 ·•::7::....... MJQIId1&•*-141'11&'111111J'II& I ... 1 1 . . -57 • 7 .. . . . . ,..~··.,, a ,., 1 am,;...... ,....,,g ....- .....,..... C~ WeMn4dy NjpiJ!II.M 25f6 ·:z-·1.:.... •'£ P' 1775. 1 ...... . . . . . . . ._ , 1 ' 7 j II .. 1 ,.:.." 5 7 . . . . . . a . a..tr, JJ ' . ~=· :.no;oc2:ll _...,...,.. 7 C.t' . 7 CINCINNA11- A gras&ned baseball was slllffed stai .' CHARLESTON. W.Va. tight pocket of Erie in the lAP) - Ohio State .and tan slacks, .a souvenir West Vu:ginia •Will meet on Stults~ die basketball court· in a from the <Way he finished off Los Angeles' three-game tWo-game series. · West Vuginia coacb Bob aweep. Afittting .place for his :Duggins .and Buckeyes ~oach Thad Matta ·coo- keepsake. AU season long. firmed the series will take the Dodgers have had the ilace on Dec. 27 in Cine·ID.Dati Reds in theif £olumbus .and during 1he back pocket. Stults pitched into tbe ~009-10 season in sev enth in bis season tJorgantown. . y, and Matt debut 1b :: H .. uw~ W!!S ,in assistant emerged from his coac.b .at Ohio .State .under Kemp by hitting a :two-run Eldon Miller from 1978 to slu:f. doube , setting up .a 7-4 vic4986. He later DG8Ched .a t tol)' aad a tllfee-game Wabil,:C'-d' ·, , ~ Jlll4 •eep · of.·~8-. 1"' ' - .l..r:· . at'. MA· .u aea&ODI~""lOOJDDJ :Reds. "That was fun," said Stults, wbo took a shutout into the seventh. "Your first !time iOUl, you still have a,ii.toi.t$,11 &Qme. rtf the jilterli, heq in front of a biaer IXOII/4 and . f&lling .the Tlest 1UtteFs in • bsileball" StEWART Billy • The Dodgers piCked the lam:11'.s Skyline .S~ il'iPt lime and place for a ·. . iii Stcw»t •ill be .llost.ia8 ·a mmaround. bd'ty $600 1G win Front'111eymived in !tOwn with ~ DDve Four-<:ylinder a fi ve-game losing streak ipCial Friday and a 52,000 .and an offense that could to win Late Model Special ~ly score. They broke Friday, June 27. out ~t a team they've For further . illfcmnari.on, domi nated no matter where plemse call304-.54U322 or theyplay. The DOdgers hadVillit 1he Skyline •Speedway n't won three in a row since website at - www.Skyline- their three-game sweep of iipCedway.net theReds in Los Angeles from May 19-21. "1 just think: we relaxed a lffi)Wpflac little DioR: and let the game FCM..I tB R rgi>G atioa come to US," Kemp said. Wbenever they pia¥ the Reds, the Dodgen get mto a oonmart Z<llle. Los Angeles for 7-1 this &eiiiOII against is _season to boys and girls in Cin. cinnati, which is mired IDides 1-<6 be . • wilh tie 2008..()9 ~i:o"f year. in last place in the NL IJ' phato tbe ~gistmtion fee is $40 Central with an offense that Cincinnati Reds second. baseman Brandon Phillips, right, ta7ks with Los Angeles Dodgers' Matt Kemp at second base after ...,.. nlayer and $25 for eaCh us . . • « liS Kemp hit a two-run double in the fifth inning of a baseba?l game Thursday in Cincinnati. Los Angeles won 7-4. ~onal sibliq. • The games will be played litll:tingin:t=oodle Snars..,FJIS :::: • ~ • .. · · ~ • )II · l •l Moms and Dads, Grandmas and Grandpas and Aunts and Uncles. . :t:rthe In the Daily Sentinel . I IOn A Special supplement to highli&ld babies, Ales~ to foilr yean old. . r~-~---~-~--~---------, IBaby'sName · I I J S (,_.,_...,., . 1~ fiB . . ~ p''g fJIIIcdt•c I~ .II fll . . . . w1 • • Rif. IAddftsls I . '------------~--~ I Pboae ~ I Addrns will aot be puN' hcl I L----------------------~ ••'·ww. IWIIES! Tile D11r S f r' lei: Tlt, tU c-t SCrett 0114Glftt II -· '> - • - ........ -· • I • •Wl. .,.....,...., I Year .My's Age Paraats N,._. ., Heft • Pierce, teattntlates fiDal ~ regisuation ill. July 1st. Payment m~st abo be t:eeeived iby J.Wy ht. A • IIYJIIEIW ASSOCIAlED l'RESS i": .:1:. ...._.,...ONQI= • .. ' . Buckeyes llexttwo "'*""-- !10Werproposal·:woolddleag0mibeclty d Fairlawn for COO&idmllion. . The church'1i ,putor, die Rev. 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Rig~ oNo.OII'DM128,e p.m. l lao 1 'mP tc . ut~~an· q' ~7-fm'~~~·.:.:: ~ Cloudy ' " STEWART - Skyline Speedway was one of the original tracks in the very · first sprint s~week held under the original All-star banner in the mid·'l 970s under the guidance of Bud Miller. In 2008 Skyline Speedway, having been rejeuvenated bY. new owner Billy Jarrell, will once again participate in the megabuck weeldong series under the "Modem Era" All-Star Circuit of Champions banner by hosting the Wednesday night leg of Ohio All-Star Sprint Speedweek paying $5,000 The Daily Sentinel . lll fAirt St. fl'll.lMr•IJ, 011 . 80sroN (AP) WQI'~oombine will be 1brough a haze of his own lldd a~ ~~e-h al 9 .a.m. cipr smoke, Paul Pierce Ill Mf:ip " School. All · pCered through sleepless d; a tlllllt tlllde out 10 eyes al the ~of paH:lad Ma.ip FJq Football fan and tbn11t bis pcleo tiaiue. P.O. Box 751. MVPtrclllhy skyward ~oy. Ob1o 45769. · His clay bad finaU,Y .: To ..tegisrer OAiine go to arrived. A day to ride in his • - meipftl rom, and for own cbaq)ioubip parade. illore illfonnatioo go to the A day tbllt gave oormal peor:site or call •740-541- ple a chance to wave SJgllS, 2. · · paint their faces in Celtics ;;=======· = = beans colors .and scte1111 their ,. out for the latest team "'--- U to ~ a title 10 town. I;.UNlltCI" S "We m tired of watching ~· these parades on TV. Now " 1-740-446--2342 at. 33 we get to eajoy our own," " • 0 : - said after a f:a ..a..:c ... •1·740 118 3008 ~K'l~ ~· , _ _ .,naemyc~~~t,•••.com - - that followed nine • •. " frustrating ones in his ':;'· - •• u Boston career. "I haven't Aall al 1$ I , ... tl WIIW had any sleep yet, SO DOW ' uua•2,• · aa I'm still enjoymg· it" p ~""'••••<~ "•=•:tliwl,...,. 1be Celtic& earned 1 a, . . DIIMWW.IIH•r Thursday's "rolling ~y" -·..._liS celebration with an amazing ""doll>~-.oom comeback season topped off ~en.,.. by a Slunnin~y oominant ~ 131-92 win over the Los = . .., . 5? ...-..aa '!i"""... Fl\1 . a' I - - ' ' Aqeles LIJrln 011 Tuesday revel in fans'.cheers at rally night in Game 6 of the NBA fmals. Pieroe was tbe series MVP. It was the Celtic&' flfSt title without Red Auerbach, the team pi2riarcG w.OO died in October 2006 after beinJ part of the other 16 champiooships, nine as coach. 1\le cigars smoktld .by players and fans wee .a tribute to Auerbach's custom;;~­ ing one up on the in the wauioJ UlQIDellts of still ailodler WUl. wwe wish be could be here," p;erce said before he lit his cip-oo his duck boat, wso I'm doing d!is to honor him." Players rode · in the amphibious tourist vehicles like those used by soldiers in World War U. 'lbey also transported the New England 'Palriou after their Super Bowl championships in Fe~ of 2002, 2004 and 2005 and the Boston Red Sop; after their World "I?F7 . . . . . . . . IJ',._ Boston Celtk:s t~es from left, Ray Allen, Kevin Gamettancj Paul Pierce !augh during an event ce7elutit~ the team's NBA championship inside ttMi TO Banknorth Garden prior to a f011ifC rally in Boston ThllfSday. The Celtics plll)'ef'S rode in a convey of amphibious vehicles as part at a rol~ rally thfOu&h downtown Boston to celebrate the teams first NBA Cllampionsh~ In 22 years. �. 'Paae 82 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, .rwie 20. 2oo8 www.mydailysentinel.eom Woods' win shouldn't be his laSt, docs say Tiger lt&ods gives and then he takes awaf important tournarnents of his ath!ete to cam Sl billion, carea- wilhout a driver in the while the total lllOOey up for bag, it doesn't take much to grabs on the I'G~ :rour bas CHICAGO Doctors He gave us ooeoft!M: most get our fill of Phil. gone from $70 million wlll:n who treat the kinds of knee memorable golf toumamen1s Commissioner Tim Woods burst on the SllCDe Ill and leg injuries that ended you'll ever see, winning the fincbem should be paying . 1996 to $280 million today.· Tiger Woods' victorious U.S. Open on one leg. close attenlion, because this For all but the most ~fal season have one word for Then he took the restoftbe is a Jdimpse of the fulure for fans ofibe spoil. be·is gott. his U.S. Open victory golf season away. · ~ l'GA Tour. ~ will · People who woul~~~ remarkable. In just a few short days, come a day in the not-too- know Vijay Singh from J~ . "The fact that he had golf went from prime time to distant l'ulme thai Woods will Furyk or Davis Love froiD surgery two months ago and who cares. There are two quit playing competitive golf Mike Weir nOt· only kno~ seemed to visibly be in pain major championships and the . altOgether. and diat day will who Woods is but care ahot!t with cenain shots .:. I find it· w;der Cup left, but without be a bleak one indeed. · whal he does. The same pearemarkable that he could •ger Woods around it won't Tour spokesman yY Votaw pte who wouldn't take a~be must-see as much ond glanpe at aIftelevision in 'a · play as ·well as he d1'd and the TV ""'-anymore. .., had admitted · ·Win a major tournament.'' Think ruA •our Wednesday when asked whal bar wben go IS ~ can;l said Dr. David McAllister, a trouble sellin2 the FedEx losing Woods for the rest of keep thelf e~s off ~ wheil UCLA . . Cup last year':! . Try getting ~he YCIJl means. Woods IS P,laymg.. . dalist. spons rnedicme spepeople to change cl:iimnefs_ "We're not going 10 sugar He hasn t yet laid claim '!l from the NFL when the only ooat ... _ •act there wiD be the mantle of ~ player StiU, there' s no reason to ~-n u"' •· player anvone •.,....y wants to f'- "out 1·0 certain· areas.~ ever, because ack Nicklalls think it will be Woods' last · < • h · .... see IS s1ttmg at orne m \btaw soiid. "But it wiD prob- is still four majors and .a lqt - despite needing surgery Aorida playing with his todbe felt in ~ near tenn, of second-pla'7 fiilisbeii ·to repau a ruptured left knee dler daughter. · less over tune as other ahead. I,Jut he will ·someday, ·ligament and treatinent for a Put an asterisk next to the storylines emerge and Ocher and we'll all be the better for double stress fracture in the winner of the British ()pen players step into the spot- bavi_ng seen. him~ his~same leg 's ' shinbone, and PGA Championship light~ . H1s parung gift for this experts said Thursday. because those are both tourThe problem is, none of year was a tierfonnance far . But even if Woods returns naments Woods likiely would those players are Tiger guttier than anyone ever sus,to playing championshiphave won had he been . Woods. That has to malte • pected. Indeed, there was . level golf next year, as healthy and able to ftlay. Add some tournament sponsors some talk in the press tent, ·expected, his prospects fur~ther to the go fer who and television networlcs more and surely some in the I~ ther down the road are wms player of the year, than a bit nervous about their f90m. that Woods was being ·uncertain. The repeated be~ause that was always investments. a bit of a drama queen lit wear and tear QD his knee, donors also are sometimes from the swing. But the high gomg to he Woods, too. If we didn't realize it Torrey Pines and was milkincluding an operation that used. Surgeons ge'!erally speed and torque of Woods' As for the Ryder _Cup? before, we'll have plenty of ing his n:ccnt bJee ~ will be his third in five make a small cilt he low the well-known "violent" swing Well, 11 should. be a friendly time. now to come to the for all it Wa5 worth. . , :. . ·:years, could. result in early knee, insert a narrow tobe puts even · more stress on httle; com~hhon down m sobering reaiiz.atioo ·ust how Who knew be weof.;jga~ gift.10 hi -'---·· ·a d..:.- . not anhriu·s that rm'ght eventual- and thread the tendon or that left knee, said Dr. Louisville m September. I af ..... be nd · f don't know ai!Qut "OU, b\It 1-- nue a . s,.....- nuu.D s '""""" • ·.~, ..,.... ·. Iy slow down his career, gr tup """ tu a pos•- Sherwin Ho, a t.lnivmity o can hardly wait to 'see Justin .has been. Only a fe.w athlete5 only played the()pm"!!'IOiil ·said Dr. Charles Bush- lion it into the knee joint. Chicago sports medicine Leonani and Stewart Ciok (~uhammad All . and ~ doctor? be was gomg lf.l Joseph, the Chicago White Woods' decision not to ex~rt. Ho said that could paired ·. up against Lee Mu:hael Jordan, come to wm rt. Who knew be coul~ Sox' team physician and an have surgery last year when have contributed to the ·Westwooa and Robert mind) have ever ~ so play 91 holes of bru!3lly orthopedic surgeon at Rush he first injured the ACL ·stress fractures and other Karlsson good and had such a Hair for tough U.S. Open golf wtth ;t University Medical Center. wasn't necessarily misguid- damage. Golf~ again 4as been tbe dramatic !flat lbey tran- tomAO..~tw~s~sfrac"Given his natural ability ed, doctors said. Stress fractures are cracks rendered meaningless, leav- scended lheir sport ..and ~ of ?his left tibia and ~ .and athletic talent, 1 think The initial rupture likely in bones typically caused by ing us nothing to look fpr- became a pan of the national . Just that. his chances are excellent. was_ extrem~ly painful', but overuse. They can be mild ward to the rest of the year , consciousness the way Now be's ,gOJie, at least. He should be able to get so~ss and swelling typi- or pretty serious, depe!llling other .than - watching some Woods bas. ~through the rest of the year,_ back and compete at the ~JY subside. McAllister on the location, McAllister 11110nymous millionaires covHe took golf and made it and possibly longer, Tom same level. How well he · be · has treated older, said. Treatment includes .ered m logos win even Jllllre an in dliog thai you weren't ACL's can be dicey. And it holds up long-term over the ' amateur J!olfers who opted rest, avoiding the activity-' llli.Uinos. against other aoooy- embamssed to talk to Olber wouldn't be surprising if ·next five 10 10 years, ~·s Jl9l to have. surgery for ACL that caused the fracttlres" OJ' · mous millio~s ooveced m sports fans about. He brought Woods, who bas alway's .. · and ooounu · ed Pay1 · severe cases. ''· _ lo~s · R to the who his schedule .what's in doubt.~ IIJ~sh-- uyunes surgery m M--'=~. minorities would never havegame dlduned . geared the inaiors, doesn't around come Joseph said. . , 1 ·i ng .without aoy problems. . ' · · es, . occo """"" was , 1 Woods, · 32, annou~·~- · But w~en 'Swelling and AssoCiated Pre.u Writer fun while he lasted; t:M be of putting .on plus fours back until. sometime juot Wednesday that he will haY.t ..,.;" r_ecur, it sugge. sts the Stephanie Nona contributed could JUSt 115 easily ~s the_ before. . . -before next year's Maslers. ' r-· next five cuts as be m con AlooJt the way be made · Wben he does, make sure surgery to reconstruct the' knee IS unstable and proba- to this report. · tention 00 a Sunday once himsel( and his fellow play- there's a new green .jacket again. Aoil although Phil ers richrc than tbey would readytodrapeoverhinhoulMipkelsoJ,I. can always .be have evec i"'W,MI If he ders. • rounted on to~ 1iO!DC'Jbjng isn't already: boos is .on Because be is, after all, .silly like play '?QC'of. the miKt line to soon become! the fll'St Tigec Woods. BYDouGFi r...., . revelation about. Tiger's majors, and he was never ASSOCIATED mESS health, it makes his perfor- slowed by injury until late in maoce in the U.S. Open that his caree(. HI: only withdrew .ld: ·. Nic.klaus always much more phenomenal," from one majo~:, the I 98_3 dlouldtt the U.S . .()pen was Nicklaus satd. ·" t have Mas!trs, with a back injury .the IW:dest .and most ·c om- always said that the U.S. after the tournament started. ;plete test in golf. That's Open is tbe most difficult Woods' season-eodiflg ·what made Tiger Woods' and eomplete examination surgery means he will not be ·vietory. even more iJnpres- of a golfer, and for him to able to catch one record that ·sivc to the man whose major persevere with a ' d~ll!d NiCk.laus owns - 146 eonfeconl Woods is trying to knee and stress ~ t; a ' ~ti¥~ majors played, a .• beat. tes~ot n?t only to ,I ds 1 sjnlak ·· diat coincidentally ·pi~!~~~ "To have a will as strong ~ty,· buthis tre~dy · ended tOyears ago at Royal 1 .as that, I . .e my hal off to high level of ~ve- Birkdale when Nicklaus .did 'him," · Nicklaus said nes~." · . · : · not ·play the British Open. :Thursday. Nicklaus tssued_ a . state- . "Tiger is one of the best, Nicklaus, creator of the meot through l!!s office conditioned golfers .I have ·Memorial tournament in Jx:cause he was mundlted ever been around, so 1 fully Dublin, Ohio, was in Utah With requests for ~· eJqJCCt for him to do w.bat is :on Monday while Woods As for Woods IDIW~ the necessary 10 get bact to ·was goinjl 19 holes Jor a re~t .of the year, ~ .. aus competitive shape·. ,Jo ·lthe ,.playoff victory over Rocco ~fbed heuldunde.rstood .~ ,even ,shortest amount of t,iine ......_ ·Mediate at Torrey Pines, and 1 .c o notre~ , "L·te d · ..-.~ .later learned the source of "I am sinoere.ly fiiDif11 for Slu an~ ret~rn strong .llli"-t Smiltll ,._JIIU can own lhe pidulv olt1111 wllorQe'!p!lle jWoods' pain. him," said Ni<*laus; .....ain ~son, Nicldaus ~d. no••I(• il M,in11w•-~.l"hooiosbeoamejmeleu . Woods said Wednesday of four Pres~ ' CUp · "'Personally, lloot.forwll¢ -that he had a tom ligament . teams on which . Wobd's ', to dlat return, Tager.ts a ~t ·- . ,... or poillild on a mug or ll'lOUI8 pad. ;me last I 0 months and· a played. "I uDdecsbUid,'bow · 1fe.CSOD ~d. great cbam,pion, Aooble stress fracture in his difficult it is for him to.walk aDd he •s .unpootanl lo c:he ,left leg that he suffered two away from .lbe gam~!:, ~ game of golf." .· ' tWileks before the U.S. Open. cially with two major·cbam.He twice rallied frpm a one- pionships and a R~ Cup deficit _on the ~ 8th hole,· on ~ ~ J!lll.'l a1&o 'fillt to get mto a playoff on .mow ._ T~Jet ·IS a vay :sunday, then to extend the intellis:'...loung man, and 'playoff one extra hole. . he bas a decision that · , He said he will have is best for the long term and !surgery to repair a tom ACL the rest of his · ·and will miss the rest of the Nicklaus woo a record.season. tying four U.S. Opens "In light of this week's among his 18 professtooal BY " - " T.UIIIER anterior cruciate ligament he ruptured last year while running . II ~ill sidelioe ·him for the rest of this season's I'GA Tour and likely will require up to nine months of recovery, expens said. He also revealed he needs time off to recover from stress fractur-eS discovered after his April surgery to . clean otit cartilage damage from the ACL injury. The ligament is a band of fibrous tissue at the center o f the "....ee that bel.ps sta b'1I' th · · t Wh th ,.:.Z~L . e .J~Iuredn . et e IS IDJ • cart age, the knee's natural shockabsorber, can tear, said lpiee ·a1· 1 D r. N'IC h o 1as spec1 IS DiN b'l "' • u 1 e, a spo...esman •Or the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and consultant . to the Philadelphia 76ers. Reconstru~tive . ACL surgery typically mvolves replacing the damaged liga- . rnent with a piece of tendon taken from another part of the patient's knee. Ligaments from cadaver ASSOCIATED PRESS I bly at risk for damage to cartilage, McAllister said. DiNubile said delaying surgery might have worsened the damage, but having the surgery would have ruined Woods' season · and his thrilling U.S. Open win on Monday would never have happened. Added Dr. Riley Williams, an onhopedic surgeon at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York; "One could say he had a mixed result He obviously made · · d miUwns 'of dollars and ha seven or eight more wins on tour. So it's hard ta ·aJll:ue with his decision. · · B· " ut ultimately -as I'm sure his doctor told him that knee ptllblem is· going to win," Williams said. Woods' doctors said his intense rehabilitation after his April cartilage operation and preparing for the Open likely caused the stress fraclures . For right-handed golfers like Woods, the . left knee takes the brunt of stress ::. Fdday, .June*' sooa ·Big Ten Network, Comcast reach a deal. Reds BY T• DA" 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS m :l ..,..! ..,....,, a..,. .N"aeklaus even more amazed at tiger's victory www.mydailysentinel.eom BYk ilME •'" ASSOCIATED PRESs . ' ANN ARBOR, t.tich. ·finally, the Big Teo Netwtirt. and Com<:ast Corp. 'reached a deal The BTN and the •Philildelphia-based cable ·tmi« •noomllled a multi'year aJitcnoent Thursday for erovammiog that starts ·Aug. IS on expanded basic table in states wid! Big Ten -sehools: Illinois, lodiaoa, :Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, ·Pennsylvania and 'Wls&::on5ia Coo:M:ast doeso't have any ..Subscribers in Iowa, the _cighda Big Tea state. : After tbe ~ basbt~ball season ·ends, Comcast has the option to shift the network to its digital service in Big Ten states. Outside of the region, Corneas& has the option to .not offer the channet at all, or to put it on its sports and entertainment package or other tiers of service. BTN ' programming includes coverage of every meo.'s and women's sport played in ~ conference; from football and baskelball to soccer and track. Big Ten Network president Mark Silverman praised Thursday's deal. "11Iis agreement allows us to reach many more Big Ten fans with our JIWV<IIIIDling t...cal1..e of the high ooncentration of Comcast sub- scribers in Big Ten states.'' he said in an e-mail message. " With the Comcast deal now in place, tbe · Big Ten Network will be available to more than two-thirds of all homes in Big· Ten State men's basketball coach Tom lzz.o expressed frustration with the stalemate after being flooded with letters and calls. from fans angry that they couldn't see games they watched in the past. "I think it has been a PR nightmare," lzz.o said at tbe time. "And I think it has huit all of us." Corocast bas about 5 million customers with basic cable and 4 million with digital in Big Ten states. The sportS network is owned by the Big Teo Conference and Fox Cable Networks. country." · Comcast has agreed to pay about 70 cents per subscriber to the B•g Ten, which had sought $1.10. It's the fir¥ major cable operator·to agree to carry the network. · The parties negotiated for more than a year. The Big . Teo wanted to put ~ ne~ network on Comcast s has1c AP Business Writer level of service at a price the oompany wasn't willing to Deborah Yao in pay. Philadelphia con1ributed to In February, Michigan this rt!port. ·. McLaren was thrust into die managerial role ~ ·Hargrove ..Iddenly resigned · midway through last season ·and the Mariners making a .~:~~~~~ lead, the Mariners stayed in. playofi race intq lale Au;ust bef~ a nine-game :tosmg streak CDded their :ibe ·~hopes. Seattle ma~meot gave 'McLaren a rosrer this sea- . . son most believed was talented enongb to make a ~ng IUD at the Angels. ·Jnste.ad, the Mariners liave .tieen a "dysfunctional" unit :;...._ as Bavasi said on his :way out earlier dlis week..and stumbled from the start. ; . The acquisition of starti,og.pitcbet Erik Bedard has ~ mostly a bust, with Bedard carTYing a 4-4 :recooi into his scheduled ;stalt Friday in Atlanta lind .&etbng highly criticized for his laCk of pitching deep .into pmes. 11tere have been mjury problems with the bullpen- namely closer J.l. Putt - and an aoe- Ill' piiOio Seattle Mariners manager John Mclaren looks out from the dugout before the baseball game against the Aorida Marlins Wednesday in Seattle. Mclaren was fired Thursday. mic · offense with plliyers performing nowhere near their prior benchmarks. Riggleman bas over 1,000 games of managerial experience in . the majors, including · li~ading the Chicago Cubs to the NL wild card in 1998 with a 9072 record. He managed the Cubs from .1995-99 and spent two full seasons managing the San Diego Padres. But lik:e Pelekoudas, Riggleman's status is only interim. "He is intimately familiar with our ballclub .and I believe he will do a ·fine job," Pelekoudas said. REACH3C the homestand and went 6for-57 '(.105) with IUllllMi in scoring positKIQ. . "This is a trying lime fromP'agieBI right now," manager Dusty Baker said. "lt seemed likie has trouble getting a clutch every time we made a mishit and a I'Oialioo thai can' t take, they capiraliw! For get a win out of its top two. us, we couldn't get the bi~ Aaron Haraog (3-10) hit. This was a tough week.• became the NL's second IOStults also pitched in with g3!De loser, joining San LA's revived offense. He Francisco's Ba,ny Zito, who drew a walk and had a hithas lost ll. The right-hander has never lost more than andru single through the at shortstop - perfect!3 {lame& in a season. The bole ly placed - that Sh up a run. Uodgers also beat Bronson "He was great w1th the Arroyo - he has won only bat and with the arm," manfour - . during the series. ager Joe· Torre said. "If we "I .d on't know.~ Harang play cleaner, he gets ·said. "We've ~ot to figure through the seventh, ·probaout what's gomg on, take was really one thing at a time and go bly. Everything .. ood g . from there." The Dodgers were in a Harang couldn' t keep up hitting slump when they hit with Stults, and had trouble scoring one IUD or town, getting him out as well . Stults ( 1-0) was called up . none in three of their previfrom Triple-A when Brad ous five games. A different Penny went oil the disabled player erne~ed eacb game. list with,a sore shoulder on lbis time It was Kmlp's Tuesday. The 28-year-old tum. The outfielder had only left-bander went 2-4• with two extra-base hits in his the Dodgers the last two · 12 games. He matched last seasons, splitting time that total in his firSt thme atbetwllen the bullpen and the pats. Kemp led off the rotation. "I don't know how long fourth inning with his sixdt it's ~oing to be," Stults said homer, and doubled home of his till-in status. "l look two more IUDS in the fifth at it as hopefully I can get in for a 5-0 lead. R.usseU Martin also had a groove and get on a rotation here. If l can pick an 'RBI double, and Juan Peony up for a couple of ~·s squeeze bunt drove In a IUD iiii1 wmr ror.a sinstans, 'that's fme with me." Stults worked into the gle when none of the Reds seventh, when secOnd base- covered first base. James Dian Jeff Kent's error set up Loney had three more hits a four-IUD rally. He gave up -he's batting .448 against six hits and struck out a the Reds this season - and career-high five, having his drove in a IUD. . way with a lineup that meltNotes: Los Angeles had ed down during a 2-7 home- five doubles, mate~ its stand. season high.... Ken.Griffey The Reds SCOR:d only 21 Jr. was out of the tt,eds 'line. IUDS in those nine games. up for a third consecutive Paul Bako's RBI infield sin- game with an illness. The gle in the seventh snapped 38-year-old outfielder also Cincinnati's 0-for-21 slide has been bothered by a sore with runners in scoring left knee .... The Reds fell position. Brandon Phillips' eight games under .500 at bases-loaded single off 33-41, matching their seaJonathan Broxton complet- son. low. ... Rookie Jay ed the rally. Bruce was · ejected by plate Talwhi Saito pitched the umpire Bob Davidson after · ninth for his second save in arguing a called third strike the series and his lOth in 13 in the ninth. Bruce finished the series in a 2-for-23 chances. The Reds hatted .188 on slump. NTIES 1 Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's lis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register or DaHy Sentine~ And'It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! ;'Shot career." Sprint • rwm.-.s•d ,..,:.,._ . Gtbt •allipoli• Bail!' Gtriburtt, ~t Joint t)lta•ant ~tut•ttr · dlis night. 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'Paae 82 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, .rwie 20. 2oo8 www.mydailysentinel.eom Woods' win shouldn't be his laSt, docs say Tiger lt&ods gives and then he takes awaf important tournarnents of his ath!ete to cam Sl billion, carea- wilhout a driver in the while the total lllOOey up for bag, it doesn't take much to grabs on the I'G~ :rour bas CHICAGO Doctors He gave us ooeoft!M: most get our fill of Phil. gone from $70 million wlll:n who treat the kinds of knee memorable golf toumamen1s Commissioner Tim Woods burst on the SllCDe Ill and leg injuries that ended you'll ever see, winning the fincbem should be paying . 1996 to $280 million today.· Tiger Woods' victorious U.S. Open on one leg. close attenlion, because this For all but the most ~fal season have one word for Then he took the restoftbe is a Jdimpse of the fulure for fans ofibe spoil. be·is gott. his U.S. Open victory golf season away. · ~ l'GA Tour. ~ will · People who woul~~~ remarkable. In just a few short days, come a day in the not-too- know Vijay Singh from J~ . "The fact that he had golf went from prime time to distant l'ulme thai Woods will Furyk or Davis Love froiD surgery two months ago and who cares. There are two quit playing competitive golf Mike Weir nOt· only kno~ seemed to visibly be in pain major championships and the . altOgether. and diat day will who Woods is but care ahot!t with cenain shots .:. I find it· w;der Cup left, but without be a bleak one indeed. · whal he does. The same pearemarkable that he could •ger Woods around it won't Tour spokesman yY Votaw pte who wouldn't take a~be must-see as much ond glanpe at aIftelevision in 'a · play as ·well as he d1'd and the TV ""'-anymore. .., had admitted · ·Win a major tournament.'' Think ruA •our Wednesday when asked whal bar wben go IS ~ can;l said Dr. David McAllister, a trouble sellin2 the FedEx losing Woods for the rest of keep thelf e~s off ~ wheil UCLA . . Cup last year':! . Try getting ~he YCIJl means. Woods IS P,laymg.. . dalist. spons rnedicme spepeople to change cl:iimnefs_ "We're not going 10 sugar He hasn t yet laid claim '!l from the NFL when the only ooat ... _ •act there wiD be the mantle of ~ player StiU, there' s no reason to ~-n u"' •· player anvone •.,....y wants to f'- "out 1·0 certain· areas.~ ever, because ack Nicklalls think it will be Woods' last · < • h · .... see IS s1ttmg at orne m \btaw soiid. "But it wiD prob- is still four majors and .a lqt - despite needing surgery Aorida playing with his todbe felt in ~ near tenn, of second-pla'7 fiilisbeii ·to repau a ruptured left knee dler daughter. · less over tune as other ahead. I,Jut he will ·someday, ·ligament and treatinent for a Put an asterisk next to the storylines emerge and Ocher and we'll all be the better for double stress fracture in the winner of the British ()pen players step into the spot- bavi_ng seen. him~ his~same leg 's ' shinbone, and PGA Championship light~ . H1s parung gift for this experts said Thursday. because those are both tourThe problem is, none of year was a tierfonnance far . But even if Woods returns naments Woods likiely would those players are Tiger guttier than anyone ever sus,to playing championshiphave won had he been . Woods. That has to malte • pected. Indeed, there was . level golf next year, as healthy and able to ftlay. Add some tournament sponsors some talk in the press tent, ·expected, his prospects fur~ther to the go fer who and television networlcs more and surely some in the I~ ther down the road are wms player of the year, than a bit nervous about their f90m. that Woods was being ·uncertain. The repeated be~ause that was always investments. a bit of a drama queen lit wear and tear QD his knee, donors also are sometimes from the swing. But the high gomg to he Woods, too. If we didn't realize it Torrey Pines and was milkincluding an operation that used. Surgeons ge'!erally speed and torque of Woods' As for the Ryder _Cup? before, we'll have plenty of ing his n:ccnt bJee ~ will be his third in five make a small cilt he low the well-known "violent" swing Well, 11 should. be a friendly time. now to come to the for all it Wa5 worth. . , :. . ·:years, could. result in early knee, insert a narrow tobe puts even · more stress on httle; com~hhon down m sobering reaiiz.atioo ·ust how Who knew be weof.;jga~ gift.10 hi -'---·· ·a d..:.- . not anhriu·s that rm'ght eventual- and thread the tendon or that left knee, said Dr. Louisville m September. I af ..... be nd · f don't know ai!Qut "OU, b\It 1-- nue a . s,.....- nuu.D s '""""" • ·.~, ..,.... ·. Iy slow down his career, gr tup """ tu a pos•- Sherwin Ho, a t.lnivmity o can hardly wait to 'see Justin .has been. Only a fe.w athlete5 only played the()pm"!!'IOiil ·said Dr. Charles Bush- lion it into the knee joint. Chicago sports medicine Leonani and Stewart Ciok (~uhammad All . and ~ doctor? be was gomg lf.l Joseph, the Chicago White Woods' decision not to ex~rt. Ho said that could paired ·. up against Lee Mu:hael Jordan, come to wm rt. Who knew be coul~ Sox' team physician and an have surgery last year when have contributed to the ·Westwooa and Robert mind) have ever ~ so play 91 holes of bru!3lly orthopedic surgeon at Rush he first injured the ACL ·stress fractures and other Karlsson good and had such a Hair for tough U.S. Open golf wtth ;t University Medical Center. wasn't necessarily misguid- damage. Golf~ again 4as been tbe dramatic !flat lbey tran- tomAO..~tw~s~sfrac"Given his natural ability ed, doctors said. Stress fractures are cracks rendered meaningless, leav- scended lheir sport ..and ~ of ?his left tibia and ~ .and athletic talent, 1 think The initial rupture likely in bones typically caused by ing us nothing to look fpr- became a pan of the national . Just that. his chances are excellent. was_ extrem~ly painful', but overuse. They can be mild ward to the rest of the year , consciousness the way Now be's ,gOJie, at least. He should be able to get so~ss and swelling typi- or pretty serious, depe!llling other .than - watching some Woods bas. ~through the rest of the year,_ back and compete at the ~JY subside. McAllister on the location, McAllister 11110nymous millionaires covHe took golf and made it and possibly longer, Tom same level. How well he · be · has treated older, said. Treatment includes .ered m logos win even Jllllre an in dliog thai you weren't ACL's can be dicey. And it holds up long-term over the ' amateur J!olfers who opted rest, avoiding the activity-' llli.Uinos. against other aoooy- embamssed to talk to Olber wouldn't be surprising if ·next five 10 10 years, ~·s Jl9l to have. surgery for ACL that caused the fracttlres" OJ' · mous millio~s ooveced m sports fans about. He brought Woods, who bas alway's .. · and ooounu · ed Pay1 · severe cases. ''· _ lo~s · R to the who his schedule .what's in doubt.~ IIJ~sh-- uyunes surgery m M--'=~. minorities would never havegame dlduned . geared the inaiors, doesn't around come Joseph said. . , 1 ·i ng .without aoy problems. . ' · · es, . occo """"" was , 1 Woods, · 32, annou~·~- · But w~en 'Swelling and AssoCiated Pre.u Writer fun while he lasted; t:M be of putting .on plus fours back until. sometime juot Wednesday that he will haY.t ..,.;" r_ecur, it sugge. sts the Stephanie Nona contributed could JUSt 115 easily ~s the_ before. . . -before next year's Maslers. ' r-· next five cuts as be m con AlooJt the way be made · Wben he does, make sure surgery to reconstruct the' knee IS unstable and proba- to this report. · tention 00 a Sunday once himsel( and his fellow play- there's a new green .jacket again. Aoil although Phil ers richrc than tbey would readytodrapeoverhinhoulMipkelsoJ,I. can always .be have evec i"'W,MI If he ders. • rounted on to~ 1iO!DC'Jbjng isn't already: boos is .on Because be is, after all, .silly like play '?QC'of. the miKt line to soon become! the fll'St Tigec Woods. BYDouGFi r...., . revelation about. Tiger's majors, and he was never ASSOCIATED mESS health, it makes his perfor- slowed by injury until late in maoce in the U.S. Open that his caree(. HI: only withdrew .ld: ·. Nic.klaus always much more phenomenal," from one majo~:, the I 98_3 dlouldtt the U.S . .()pen was Nicklaus satd. ·" t have Mas!trs, with a back injury .the IW:dest .and most ·c om- always said that the U.S. after the tournament started. ;plete test in golf. That's Open is tbe most difficult Woods' season-eodiflg ·what made Tiger Woods' and eomplete examination surgery means he will not be ·vietory. even more iJnpres- of a golfer, and for him to able to catch one record that ·sivc to the man whose major persevere with a ' d~ll!d NiCk.laus owns - 146 eonfeconl Woods is trying to knee and stress ~ t; a ' ~ti¥~ majors played, a .• beat. tes~ot n?t only to ,I ds 1 sjnlak ·· diat coincidentally ·pi~!~~~ "To have a will as strong ~ty,· buthis tre~dy · ended tOyears ago at Royal 1 .as that, I . .e my hal off to high level of ~ve- Birkdale when Nicklaus .did 'him," · Nicklaus said nes~." · . · : · not ·play the British Open. :Thursday. Nicklaus tssued_ a . state- . "Tiger is one of the best, Nicklaus, creator of the meot through l!!s office conditioned golfers .I have ·Memorial tournament in Jx:cause he was mundlted ever been around, so 1 fully Dublin, Ohio, was in Utah With requests for ~· eJqJCCt for him to do w.bat is :on Monday while Woods As for Woods IDIW~ the necessary 10 get bact to ·was goinjl 19 holes Jor a re~t .of the year, ~ .. aus competitive shape·. ,Jo ·lthe ,.playoff victory over Rocco ~fbed heuldunde.rstood .~ ,even ,shortest amount of t,iine ......_ ·Mediate at Torrey Pines, and 1 .c o notre~ , "L·te d · ..-.~ .later learned the source of "I am sinoere.ly fiiDif11 for Slu an~ ret~rn strong .llli"-t Smiltll ,._JIIU can own lhe pidulv olt1111 wllorQe'!p!lle jWoods' pain. him," said Ni<*laus; .....ain ~son, Nicldaus ~d. no••I(• il M,in11w•-~.l"hooiosbeoamejmeleu . Woods said Wednesday of four Pres~ ' CUp · "'Personally, lloot.forwll¢ -that he had a tom ligament . teams on which . Wobd's ', to dlat return, Tager.ts a ~t ·- . ,... or poillild on a mug or ll'lOUI8 pad. ;me last I 0 months and· a played. "I uDdecsbUid,'bow · 1fe.CSOD ~d. great cbam,pion, Aooble stress fracture in his difficult it is for him to.walk aDd he •s .unpootanl lo c:he ,left leg that he suffered two away from .lbe gam~!:, ~ game of golf." .· ' tWileks before the U.S. Open. cially with two major·cbam.He twice rallied frpm a one- pionships and a R~ Cup deficit _on the ~ 8th hole,· on ~ ~ J!lll.'l a1&o 'fillt to get mto a playoff on .mow ._ T~Jet ·IS a vay :sunday, then to extend the intellis:'...loung man, and 'playoff one extra hole. . he bas a decision that · , He said he will have is best for the long term and !surgery to repair a tom ACL the rest of his · ·and will miss the rest of the Nicklaus woo a record.season. tying four U.S. Opens "In light of this week's among his 18 professtooal BY " - " T.UIIIER anterior cruciate ligament he ruptured last year while running . II ~ill sidelioe ·him for the rest of this season's I'GA Tour and likely will require up to nine months of recovery, expens said. He also revealed he needs time off to recover from stress fractur-eS discovered after his April surgery to . clean otit cartilage damage from the ACL injury. The ligament is a band of fibrous tissue at the center o f the "....ee that bel.ps sta b'1I' th · · t Wh th ,.:.Z~L . e .J~Iuredn . et e IS IDJ • cart age, the knee's natural shockabsorber, can tear, said lpiee ·a1· 1 D r. N'IC h o 1as spec1 IS DiN b'l "' • u 1 e, a spo...esman •Or the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and consultant . to the Philadelphia 76ers. Reconstru~tive . ACL surgery typically mvolves replacing the damaged liga- . rnent with a piece of tendon taken from another part of the patient's knee. Ligaments from cadaver ASSOCIATED PRESS I bly at risk for damage to cartilage, McAllister said. DiNubile said delaying surgery might have worsened the damage, but having the surgery would have ruined Woods' season · and his thrilling U.S. Open win on Monday would never have happened. Added Dr. Riley Williams, an onhopedic surgeon at Hospital for Special Surgery in New York; "One could say he had a mixed result He obviously made · · d miUwns 'of dollars and ha seven or eight more wins on tour. So it's hard ta ·aJll:ue with his decision. · · B· " ut ultimately -as I'm sure his doctor told him that knee ptllblem is· going to win," Williams said. Woods' doctors said his intense rehabilitation after his April cartilage operation and preparing for the Open likely caused the stress fraclures . For right-handed golfers like Woods, the . left knee takes the brunt of stress ::. Fdday, .June*' sooa ·Big Ten Network, Comcast reach a deal. Reds BY T• DA" 1 ASSOCIATED PRESS m :l ..,..! ..,....,, a..,. .N"aeklaus even more amazed at tiger's victory www.mydailysentinel.eom BYk ilME •'" ASSOCIATED PRESs . ' ANN ARBOR, t.tich. ·finally, the Big Teo Netwtirt. and Com<:ast Corp. 'reached a deal The BTN and the •Philildelphia-based cable ·tmi« •noomllled a multi'year aJitcnoent Thursday for erovammiog that starts ·Aug. IS on expanded basic table in states wid! Big Ten -sehools: Illinois, lodiaoa, :Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, ·Pennsylvania and 'Wls&::on5ia Coo:M:ast doeso't have any ..Subscribers in Iowa, the _cighda Big Tea state. : After tbe ~ basbt~ball season ·ends, Comcast has the option to shift the network to its digital service in Big Ten states. Outside of the region, Corneas& has the option to .not offer the channet at all, or to put it on its sports and entertainment package or other tiers of service. BTN ' programming includes coverage of every meo.'s and women's sport played in ~ conference; from football and baskelball to soccer and track. Big Ten Network president Mark Silverman praised Thursday's deal. "11Iis agreement allows us to reach many more Big Ten fans with our JIWV<IIIIDling t...cal1..e of the high ooncentration of Comcast sub- scribers in Big Ten states.'' he said in an e-mail message. " With the Comcast deal now in place, tbe · Big Ten Network will be available to more than two-thirds of all homes in Big· Ten State men's basketball coach Tom lzz.o expressed frustration with the stalemate after being flooded with letters and calls. from fans angry that they couldn't see games they watched in the past. "I think it has been a PR nightmare," lzz.o said at tbe time. "And I think it has huit all of us." Corocast bas about 5 million customers with basic cable and 4 million with digital in Big Ten states. The sportS network is owned by the Big Teo Conference and Fox Cable Networks. country." · Comcast has agreed to pay about 70 cents per subscriber to the B•g Ten, which had sought $1.10. It's the fir¥ major cable operator·to agree to carry the network. · The parties negotiated for more than a year. The Big . Teo wanted to put ~ ne~ network on Comcast s has1c AP Business Writer level of service at a price the oompany wasn't willing to Deborah Yao in pay. Philadelphia con1ributed to In February, Michigan this rt!port. ·. McLaren was thrust into die managerial role ~ ·Hargrove ..Iddenly resigned · midway through last season ·and the Mariners making a .~:~~~~~ lead, the Mariners stayed in. playofi race intq lale Au;ust bef~ a nine-game :tosmg streak CDded their :ibe ·~hopes. Seattle ma~meot gave 'McLaren a rosrer this sea- . . son most believed was talented enongb to make a ~ng IUD at the Angels. ·Jnste.ad, the Mariners liave .tieen a "dysfunctional" unit :;...._ as Bavasi said on his :way out earlier dlis week..and stumbled from the start. ; . The acquisition of starti,og.pitcbet Erik Bedard has ~ mostly a bust, with Bedard carTYing a 4-4 :recooi into his scheduled ;stalt Friday in Atlanta lind .&etbng highly criticized for his laCk of pitching deep .into pmes. 11tere have been mjury problems with the bullpen- namely closer J.l. Putt - and an aoe- Ill' piiOio Seattle Mariners manager John Mclaren looks out from the dugout before the baseball game against the Aorida Marlins Wednesday in Seattle. Mclaren was fired Thursday. mic · offense with plliyers performing nowhere near their prior benchmarks. Riggleman bas over 1,000 games of managerial experience in . the majors, including · li~ading the Chicago Cubs to the NL wild card in 1998 with a 9072 record. He managed the Cubs from .1995-99 and spent two full seasons managing the San Diego Padres. But lik:e Pelekoudas, Riggleman's status is only interim. "He is intimately familiar with our ballclub .and I believe he will do a ·fine job," Pelekoudas said. REACH3C the homestand and went 6for-57 '(.105) with IUllllMi in scoring positKIQ. . "This is a trying lime fromP'agieBI right now," manager Dusty Baker said. "lt seemed likie has trouble getting a clutch every time we made a mishit and a I'Oialioo thai can' t take, they capiraliw! For get a win out of its top two. us, we couldn't get the bi~ Aaron Haraog (3-10) hit. This was a tough week.• became the NL's second IOStults also pitched in with g3!De loser, joining San LA's revived offense. He Francisco's Ba,ny Zito, who drew a walk and had a hithas lost ll. The right-hander has never lost more than andru single through the at shortstop - perfect!3 {lame& in a season. The bole ly placed - that Sh up a run. Uodgers also beat Bronson "He was great w1th the Arroyo - he has won only bat and with the arm," manfour - . during the series. ager Joe· Torre said. "If we "I .d on't know.~ Harang play cleaner, he gets ·said. "We've ~ot to figure through the seventh, ·probaout what's gomg on, take was really one thing at a time and go bly. Everything .. ood g . from there." The Dodgers were in a Harang couldn' t keep up hitting slump when they hit with Stults, and had trouble scoring one IUD or town, getting him out as well . Stults ( 1-0) was called up . none in three of their previfrom Triple-A when Brad ous five games. A different Penny went oil the disabled player erne~ed eacb game. list with,a sore shoulder on lbis time It was Kmlp's Tuesday. The 28-year-old tum. The outfielder had only left-bander went 2-4• with two extra-base hits in his the Dodgers the last two · 12 games. He matched last seasons, splitting time that total in his firSt thme atbetwllen the bullpen and the pats. Kemp led off the rotation. "I don't know how long fourth inning with his sixdt it's ~oing to be," Stults said homer, and doubled home of his till-in status. "l look two more IUDS in the fifth at it as hopefully I can get in for a 5-0 lead. R.usseU Martin also had a groove and get on a rotation here. If l can pick an 'RBI double, and Juan Peony up for a couple of ~·s squeeze bunt drove In a IUD iiii1 wmr ror.a sinstans, 'that's fme with me." Stults worked into the gle when none of the Reds seventh, when secOnd base- covered first base. James Dian Jeff Kent's error set up Loney had three more hits a four-IUD rally. He gave up -he's batting .448 against six hits and struck out a the Reds this season - and career-high five, having his drove in a IUD. . way with a lineup that meltNotes: Los Angeles had ed down during a 2-7 home- five doubles, mate~ its stand. season high.... Ken.Griffey The Reds SCOR:d only 21 Jr. was out of the tt,eds 'line. IUDS in those nine games. up for a third consecutive Paul Bako's RBI infield sin- game with an illness. The gle in the seventh snapped 38-year-old outfielder also Cincinnati's 0-for-21 slide has been bothered by a sore with runners in scoring left knee .... The Reds fell position. Brandon Phillips' eight games under .500 at bases-loaded single off 33-41, matching their seaJonathan Broxton complet- son. low. ... Rookie Jay ed the rally. Bruce was · ejected by plate Talwhi Saito pitched the umpire Bob Davidson after · ninth for his second save in arguing a called third strike the series and his lOth in 13 in the ninth. Bruce finished the series in a 2-for-23 chances. The Reds hatted .188 on slump. NTIES 1 Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's lis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register or DaHy Sentine~ And'It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! ;'Shot career." Sprint • rwm.-.s•d ,..,:.,._ . Gtbt •allipoli• Bail!' Gtriburtt, ~t Joint t)lta•ant ~tut•ttr · dlis night. There will be oo sprints June 27 in honor of the remainder of Friday, ,;. • ' t1lie ilp • tweet Sliwdnle ,, . . ·~ -~ $;)1J.iae ' S~ay is ..... : • WIJl · -~1'1 . : IU' AMRA . · 1 _,..,... :•w · IZ A ..,,..,s 1""";'1" ' 1 east 'of . • "'-"- 1 !!'- , Dll•e.S ·QIJt ·jOIIt ":"" ou • ~t• ·Co" 1{._. S3 ...rsR ~ 'filA me J<~Cmg card 1~ ~5 ~- . ..', \d,..u . Mil · . . . ·tbc .,_ tUdbc:i" '-"" 'from an powaful comers spl'l1lleh of die J~_._;,"'-' "'-""'!'__ ._ ~ uullr· •"- tJa . ar, ':ea io~ ~totown. '-~ • Sk:vfine will host a"'Wil• ·...._Sky Frida luae 27 . ~won . y, ! :~~ an. mc~sed Late ·.Model wm~er s share of $2,000 to _wm. All c:lasses · ~ spnnt C!IR will ~ i!!:;r ~ • .5f II Sky a peedw~ 01' . VISit 3C* ~ wc:blite t w-.skylinespeedway.oet RIICeda informationQD be acquuJ at 740-6624111. ·-.Skyline C<?rrection ; STEWART - 1be1e will 5*• "· Four-Cyll.adten, lllld 'be no 11n1et AOC.t • • ·iJle ,Milli-WedJea.. 'Fwo big . . . ,;A 1lle 1 •sn a Skyl.i!lle IMJwJMl ·Cfl!llliog to Skyline ay in Stnat 11 sa- .as tbc AU . , ..Star Circtut of . ~in. a!IWt~ ·Ciflmpioils outlaw lfll'i.nts 1itellllld. 1he ~Y iavade die ·Southem Ohio = •m be running a ffiur-Cylinder Invitational today beginning 'at 7 p.m. with warm-ups at 6 p.m. Other classes running will be Outlaw Sprints, Late l\4odels, Modifieds, Pure f track for a Speedweek show next Wednesday, June 25 paying $5,000 to win . Fnday, June 27 there will be a late model invitational paying $2,000 10 win. , aad The Dany Sentinel have launched·a new page every Friday called "Faith and Family"-; Ifyou have a testimonial story, Uf~a~ngeventaboutyo~ or even a poem that you would ·like to share piNSe eman to: kkelly@mydailytribune.com nflelds@mydaDyregister.oom · hoefltda@mydaUysentinel.pm _/ Limit your story to · ~ 500-750 words. Jotnt Jlt&nt lr~sttr 304-675-1333 www.mydailyregiter.-. Please include a phone number_ in your eman. •• . . ....... ....-. . ... .. . _,. . ... ~· -· ... . ' 'lbe Dafty Sentinel · 740-992-2155 ... .. . . __ - �Paer B4 • .The Daily Smtiuel Friday, .June ao. zooS -.mydailysentinel.com www.mydallysentlnet.com ~rtbune- Colu1nbus fielding calls about 1st-round·draft picks: BY RunT M·•n ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS - For the first time in their nine NHL drafts; the Columbus Blue Jackets llave two first-round picks. : The thing is, they might not keep either one. General manager Scott Howson t· s hopm · g to uou •~ns both of them. form one along with a player or two. into a first-line center by way of a trade. The Blue Jackets have nine picks in this weekend's draft. including the Nos. 6 and 19 picks in Friday nig!U's opening round. . " It's been pretty busy," !clowson said upon his arrival in Ottawa. site of the draft. "There's starting to be more frequency of calls and probably moo: serious discussions: That will continue on until we get to the draft or and maybe even right up thOse young players wbo are until we make our selection here right now." Howson is looking for talat 6 or 19." After a besiwion, he cor- ent, regardless of where they rected himself. play on the ice. After this "And/or 19," he said. weekend, · he' ll immerse Ken Hitchcock. like most · himself in the list of unreof his NHL coaching coon- stricted free agents who terparts, is not attending the become available July I. draft. He deals with the play- The Blue Jackets are expecters he's given; it's the job of ed to have. as much as $20 th"e scoutm " A -...~"t g ~.-~··~ .. and mt"llt"on to spend on" free front office to get those play- . agents. ers through the draft, trades One player he may pursue and free-agent signings. is Ryan Malone, a big (6It's no secret the Blue foot-4, 220 pounds), young Jackets are desperate for a (28) winger coming off a quality center or two, not to career-high · 27 goals who mention adding a couple of was at his best in the defensemen. Penguins' run to the Stanley "What we need is sitting Cup finals. right there and the . whole Despite speculation .that . world knows it," Hitchcock the Blue Jackets mighttoss a said. "We hav~ players com- draft pick - probahly not a ing, but they're young. You first-rounder at the can't just keep relying on Penguins for the negotiating younll, yoong, young. Those rights to Maione up until are promises down the road. July I, Malone said he'll It's NOW for us, to help watt to see how things turn out on the open market. "I don' t want any team I go to to give up a possible teammate," Malone told The Columbus Dispatch. "SO. we will wait." Howson said he was willing to trade picks or players _ about the only ones oft limits would be captain Rick N h and a1 der p a1 as go asche Leclaire - to ten get what wants. "We're trying to improve the team immediately, so if those picks can get us some help right away that we think makes sense then we'll go ahead and do that," he said. N_o matter what. he won_'t hesttate t~ hoi~ ?nto his · draft p1cks tfhe ISO t bowled over by an offer. · "To get No. 6 away from us is going to take a significant player," he said. ''I'm not expecting us to trade 6, but maybe I'll get surprised." He must replace David Vybomy, wbo the team is not re-signing and who will most likely return to his native Czech · Republic to finish his career. Howson also may not try to re-sign free-agen'ts-to-be Michael Peca and Ron Hainsey. If the Blue Jackets do use one or both of those ftrStround picks, all signs point to them dipping their toe into the deep pool of defen- . sive talent. The draft is stocked with defensemen who could be on track to playing jn the NHL sooner rather than later. Defenseme,n, like NFL quarterbacks. usually . spend years waiting for · their chance at the big time. But the experts say that's not the case with this group. Zach Bogosian, Drew SentinelCLASSIFIED Doughty, Tyler Myers, Luke Schenn and Alex Pietrange~ compriSe the five hest N~ American skaters available behind consensus No. I Steve Stamkos, a point-scoring machine of a center from Samia of the Ontario HOckey l...eag~JC. All five ~ defensemen. Some are huge - Myers stands 6-7 l/4 mid is a bamboo-thin 204 pounds - but all get rave review~ from scouts: "They're the best group in numbers of any class .of defensemen in a long, long while," said Columbus director of player personnel Don Boyd. "You just don't see four, five or six defensemen, depending on wbo's rating what, in the tQp I 0 like you see this year." · Round one at Scotiabank Place is Friday night.. with rounds two througli seven on Saturday. In One Week With Us classifiedo!:!~ne.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS· YOUR AD NOW ONLINE rnan.n Rally Boston went 66-16 one , season after going 24-58, the second wont recotV in the fnxnPageBl league. . The masteimind was genSeries victories in October era1 manager Danny Aioge, 2004 aru1.2007. wbo 4nldeit -for- Garnett jllld Now it was time for · Allen. The field general was Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray coach Doc Rivers. Both let Allen and their teammates to the players absorb the glo!y. "As an executive,~ Ainge 1f3vel a nearly two-mile route from TO Bank.north said before the rally, "these duck boat .. At the · start of the rally, Garden, the arena where the guys itre like my bds. ~ title was won in the team's All along the route, fans conslrUCtion workers across I 08th game of a grueling held signs declaring "Sweet Causeway Street from the CHARLESTON, W.Va. season - 82 of them wins 17," the oumher of Qltics ·Garden looked down from in a building-where (AP) - Joe Alexander's - to Copley plazi ~ the c~. . shi)is, and "Have a Openings windows . will go. Other agent says the West VIrginia finish. line of the Boston onlookers stood on ftre ick D'Ambrosia, a pen· forward has been invited to Marathon. escapes. Confetti cannons "We've seen plenty of nant vendor from Hamde11, next week's NBA draft. · s hot green and white paper Doug Neustadt said people go through ·their Conn., said when the team into the air as workers stood parades," won Game 4 in Los Angeles, Thursday that Alexander championship Alien said, "and never did I he bought a batch of $7 pen· by with · brooms ready to has accepted the in11itation. clear them away once the Alexander dec~ him- think I would be a part of . nants ·to hopefully sell at a . parade passed. self available for the draft one. ll's ~t to definitely Boston victory parade: As the duck bol!ts pulled do it here m Boston." "It"s better when they after leading the Police reported 2 I arrests, haven't won in a long time. out of the parldng lot. Bob Mountirineers in scoring mostly for disorderly con- . Everyone loves a new win· Messina watched in his powand rebounding during his duct and disturbing the ner," he said. der blue Larry Bird No. 33 junior season. peace. But fans had one last Michael Shaughnessy Indiana State jersey. Now Alexander could becollie chance to enjoy the team's skipped work to bring his 4- 37, Messina remembers the the ftrSt WVU player select- first title in 22 years and the year-old gt1111dson Gavin 1986 celebration at City Hall ed in the draft in II years. area's sixth in 6 112 years. Plaza. Carter; a big Garnett fan. No Mountaineer has played "I just remember Larry · uWbo would have ever "I like that he ets all the in the NBA since Lowes dlought? Boston. Title &bots and he du.t," Gavin Bird and his curly blond Moore in 1983 with the San town," said Ryan Stillman, &aid, tugging at his own hair," he said. "I'll never for· Diego Clippers. 2 I , wbo was born five miniature No. 5 jersey while get it as long as I live .. To be The draft will be held months after Boston won its . Garnett himself camed .the here now that I'm a little bit last cbatnpionship on June 8, championship trophy on his older, I could die a happy June 26 io New York. Word Adf ' Joe Alexander to attend NBA draft J • C ture. 'That was .the biglilight of my year,~ sbe joked, even though he didn't wave in her direction. · Many adults at the parade were swck by the youth of the crowd. "I think the Cf!ltics' have a new following that's more the early 20s crowd,'' said Alan Sprinsky. 55, of Braintree, who surveyed the scene from a lawn chair in front of the Si. Paul's Cathedn!l on Tremont Street. "I bet there's not too many kids in school today." The weather helped the turnout that was 20 to 30 people deep at spots. The Red Sox celebrated in November and the Patriots HOW N WRITE AM Su ~ ful Ads . r • 74 ~5 7 53 •-•lllw ~Mkw!8 ,:": -..:~ian In ........ .... .. 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GigantiCSale.Sat, June21. 1686 L.iocoln Pike. Come and see what we'w got. Men& and ~n& ctothes, Thill • - 1 t ""o...llriW!a fanalic lo Willi< full tnne m mentRamCanoels 5. Fri & Sal. 117 Olllon EKI off . . Known foo lhe 55- GCC is an o1 Raccoon ftd. Coal&wood YS FliiSat 3mt OIJ1 Sandhill TOOndot1>inls & lhe 64 _70 employer. Mol boby~ fvOI ciofl'"· tt7.fS, gana, battery ~· - r I BidiM!d U.M. Church I& hav· ing a yard &a!,e. baked . goods, soup b5ans and ~ Lilcoln Ave. Sat 9 -? drink. Something tor I!Nerf· 1u~mlure. baby ~lothes. & one. June 20-21 from g. mute. ~· ex8fCIS8 equipt· GoragoSaleat389Thaxlon (160N•V"on554, filllton p;•••••· 1\toM:t posni\10 ""iludes lo .,.....10 IMIIIeny auch limillltion or ·dl lminlldoc:." tees or InsUrance. Call1he professionally landscapeO. Offioe ol Consume Ranch house 4 • • Affair> tol lree o1 H!66- bedroOms, living 100m, dinR g1 278-0003 1o ~ ~ 1he ing room. kilchen . largo lornLaw firm ~ seW~mob- R&J Trucking is seeking · mortgage broker o Uy room, central air, gas heat .........,.." qualitted COL-.A dfiYBT5 tc lender is properly · and 1 "fireplace. Addition ot'a :;:o::::~:orafu~= ~rale semi-dumps for lioensed. (Thi& is a public large Florida room com· Asaistanl:. Legal AssiSitng regional routes. We feature service announcement ple1ely cedar opens onto. ~ or Bachelor's degree excellent home time. heattn 1he Otlio Valley pa1io & pool 81'88. Heated m pretarred. Applcant must and den1al insurance, Put:lliShing Company) ground pool enclosed by pripossess eKcellent · wrinen 401 (k), vacation, bonus pay, vacy tenciilg and landand ver'bal communication and safety awards. Qualified PluRRJNAL scaped. Finished 2 car skilts, typing speed of 81 applicant& must be OWBf 23 ~ garage attached to house least 70 WPM and be profi- yrs., have a minimurT! of 1 and finished & heated 3 car cienl in MS Word and MS vear ct commorical driving garage unanached. QtJtk)ol(.. Competitive wages BICP9Tienoe l · clean MVR. ONISSI? Excellent readyGalto 1: wtth benefits. If interested, Prior experience with sa-ni- ..._. • move 1n. · ·00 · p•---- send resume and dumps and roll-ofts i& help- No Fee Unless We Win! (740)949-2217 Htu WANIDI providedliving ··-rt.,.dul· now hiring HHAii, STNA'o. "'-~· ~-'I ibl D While Col<, firi1 lelt). Wide variely. Satuldoy only 9-S - Ofori G211-104t and 2) Ohio ~ntal Plolectlon Agency, Soulhuat Dlafrlct Olfloe, 21t5 F10nt 11Net, LOJIIII, 011 \111.. CdM Mllll t IW WANIUJ 110 . .nan &-, (8) 20 1CMI, Colt :I •· Ohio Olfloe, . ..... ~Tiiw!wlolp 11u1t1 700, P.O. M1 ~- r . . .~~ ~ ]·I .... :.. by NEA,Inc . 02008 . d<....,. and much morel &auoer. Oovs. - - - - - - - mo. , gi!fs3T~T, IMCilems .... .....,, cII lng Unit} 10 w.t T- ....... Ohio . .... ·p, the www.comics.com 8 :Q0-4:.Ciothes,Balbtes,etc. mit&li juSI past the Gatlipolli Shrime Club to junction ct Poroolain dolls. collet1-, kid clothes lots o( fumitufe • Road . Clolhing. baby guns, wagon 39325 Htwner Hill Rd..' loa of ooll, ~. Pomeroy, Sat & Sun., 1 Longaberger , Preciouli (740~97-1496 . ------- Olflce "hlcalod In tha OpaiDrar,CIIItl · Munlclpal w~~ Ha.._·~-adlolsctolher ~..:..._"!' 605' .. ~, s".. t ''"'',... ~-· s, ,....n ., ~. ·: i POST OFFICE" 1QN ~ clothing, Garage thru Sat. June 21' ato 5. Ol'itt"· or any ::or-~=ing:.::;:;:==~ Financi•l Moments, parts bin&. hand operaled seed cleaner. Sat Ju ·!: through the mail until you have investigated the No phone calls please. ~Centeri& an E.O.E. and a participant · in lhe rtrug lree worlrplace program. · ' ~ it~&,1household , govemement jOb info, call Sat from exerciSe equipmen1 & more! American Assoc. of Labor 1· 9-5? June· 20-21 a1 8114 41tl ....... "any p;"llfeo•&.lhelllatioll or di&;lmiuidl:n b..a on race, cob", fllligion , . . or nlllllaMI deniS. items. Good flea Mat'keter& R . 101he fu i1 fng urctr . ~oo<e~~ ray sale. First ;ct. past GaAipoll5 ~ne•. ' c . s~ure, Marine. Inc. 859-746-26&6 1oran apptcalf\10, 1· .......... · or~~~~~~ .....~ Shrine ClUb. Thur. June 19 mlllC. ems.nun~!VaWt ""r msume ' 1o859-7~7427 Y r: . . . 'lit~ h~ ~ ~...: =:·i.:n~ ~ ::: :.:!r -:...': :;::.: w-. ·.. ~ ,...... . ...._...._....,......_The E!•• 2 "" - -.- !<"--~ . join in PI'O"iding ing, uo quality care toouosoandour f!Si. ~=::;:~ro~l..o~AN~~ Q ~ia Found near Bob CIITIPQfOUf1d in Rto Grande, •1 Rarn or ShiM. 2 small black dogs. can 740- 4 famlty sale. fri 7 ool' ....._.ltMUs 0 sale, 214 fromOverbroolc------POSTAL JOBS Dr. behuldOorrunoesPLll8. Midcfteport .AnttQues, kid $17.89-$28.27,..., now hir· Evans Fri & ~~ ~ 20 & 2l . 9am clothes, . ing. For application and tree :·- pos~tons 8\lailable eo 0 . .. ...................-....... .......... . - ........ -.-.--·- · &IIi.::::.. -.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ I ··.~~::~ ~~ : : · ~-: If., (INon I:GD a.m. to 1 fit II .. ' . ...... _ _..111111 ·V!c4E. AmoM. t1r Counl) Rao:ade, hlc-ia 11r ~ ...fUR);- lllln 8lnal, IIUI a XI A 1111 ~ I I 1 ... « .... FICI II' ·1n lila d I klwtt lng ... capacity Of ......_,OH45771(740) with tha P'"IP I .. ............ VI .........., . . . _ Ia nquiNI!IIto,.. _,. Ml-2411. Blddl Ill doc- Willi ...... 011 , . _ M '; 11a1Ja CUntr o.od ao 1lw CU ; I Ill ,.,.,_and b I It w=:=ila .may be l"+*•••n•lta ill I' r f 1111 . . Rica•. . Mil wlhin t'u t If tl I lid lrom tha llelga Counly, Ohio M Towllllllp Of I 71 I r, 1 a d M IS : (II) ..... lllat . . leal - O f ....... 1e $2.4 Enpw Ill 1 coat Of r.~anolilld bf tha Counly olllalga, Ohio: SIIU Ill In h po tP II 1 01 . . tnllllon. Con.lructton 11oa.oa ,_ Ml (nan- Ohio luruau Of lila lollc.whiJ ,... Toanololp ollall I -,, ..... na1looi ........ 15, ollhe piOJoct ls 10 be N11u1 d II I l7ldl alial I rawlt S.wlcea, IIILaled In ... Counlr Of llalga and aoGII. Thla ..... na1looi compllll' bf April 1, 11e hand dill¥· Wage · and Hour Of ' 7 I -,, ..._Of Ohio; 1a1nJ In . . lie pi IS hcl orice 2013: Tho LonJ-Tarm ..... lil IMied Dllrlllan, (ft4) Ml- Counly ol llelga and S1 Non II, T - 2 a .... tar ala 111,_ C...-1 Pten WhiCh -1111 II 10- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1!7111 !'IIIUI Ohio;'.... Ill ............ 11 ~ . . . . . . . . iGCihld Jlr lqho 111u1t, ON le ._ . • t 11, and al . . 01161ill I J'a flt11,11,17,(7).,11, EM011111ra,21071n 41771 • . . - 10. a.on. pa , ... IIId 110M, « fll .. f • ......,, Pvrt , and IMiinl 11 ICCirclance &llh a&M1I 10c11 lone an cllecllc, . . lie .1 1 11811 IIJI ••• In ... eM- c1m1e f • talc 1: ~ conW.d I J, ...., I, 111 la ........ lootll. .l .... Of .... lllflhaa; BIJINMIIJ In . . _ . 1alnld In NPDES per· a.. .· Mil ..,._.._, bid lie Mo. 33, ~ ..,. Of c-.ty Raad 20, Public Notice IIIII . !IUIIIber Tile llda . . Ja , . . . . cllecllc, or Road JO lallllwlna . . old U.S. . . _ .11, al Q2 DOIIH"DD- NUllicit CPI cl I 8 bid toand . . le ~ II I Of . . . . . . . . C:Dki\IYI< eiona .-ivad on ate1y -IIOiflow alld .....mad upon lhe lllgl ; No. 33,ollhe a2.211-IGiolltanry Ohio EM M No. IIMh 11, aoGII, _,. ,.... aloud. fliOIIWI" ""' . . , . . _ o1 a an 1mp1eo&chllllldar lei ~ I ad oec:ur1o1J Of lhe _,. 1.11 aero lot Of Roy Amold, n: ' hd In Ohio EiiUhOIH'*Ibil lion ad '"i 1IWI uriH to 1ura1o11 ... Ill f110o 1I'ICL = a n d Harold Daad loall 221, ..... P1al cllor1 AJI q lie lnd1 tlad In liMo ....... • bid GAWIIJ The ..... .. . 1111 vad, !ICH.Ifln 201 Daad Rml'dl Of OI&IIPioa}l)lrowl Vllop'aNPOESpermlt Mil An tor ._ ~... loall 211, ...... C• lllr, Ohio, I'UMJC NO"! ICE llfiDIIIWII al. -DIIIao. . . llacMe111fi11Mii ...... •1 Diad RIC21de Of poliltoiUII Will. Oriii .PIIIn .. $ OW&Itar In KCOPd&nce wllh '"'*' Bid lp 1:lllclllon ..., FIN lillian. "" pk:kad up !II ... .. ls • X I Vlllloge Of Racine_....., p Clerk!Truauror'a wllh . . CIIait. a 4 ...... --- 'HotJIS wfll .be 8AM-C:30PM. . .-~~!!!"'·~you .n 111101 . Hn joineNOnC£• ing our frieldy 01110 VAI:I.EY ~I ed S1811, please Olq> by 0.. lNG CO, recommend< front oftlce Mon...fri., 9A'M·vou do business with 5PM and fill out an applica- people you know, and liOn. Full time and part 1ime 1o send money 1 1 1t1e class •-r p ngbe dopel. ....,..cams must (OIIendanoe is a must) team play- '------_.1 lhhw · r __..,., 1i Ht;uW.\N11iD to those q~ified individuals com- GAU.IIOIJS I tami~ i Inolllln<-vil'--!lllliiiiiiiiil-_.1 ..,.._ W.W (DSW) 1 Jl ,.......,.Wf ...... Sl$ . II hea ...... adnillplan 2,i . . . . . . 'il:f1811ol 1110 II fir . ....... 114U I alioo!ld ta .-.... · _ ._ ,... ~ r.nn ~ ~ tar dltltaoud or......, to ... . . . , . . . _,., to "-r G. . . V111aJe .of o1 ,._ I " lq . I fi 1,& .... AniOIII Mil . . . . . MldStlt.Theplanle· I 1) Ohloi a a • • . . ,. .,.. AruM. 11J ._. ..., ndMcl,. ofia. E:n•lr•••• 111ar fiiMI....... --.... JIJIIIIalllciiOI.!W&ldelde Blvd~ CfPOrlllnlty ,_qn. The olljact ... aDd CDil I I, Ott 43215,Of Ohio .... 8141 MJ IJID. Aclonlnlat~atlva Colli aa II a 1_ a to .. 71 1 Eldlao Jl & Clllptlr 123, aa · ft 111;1 . . 1M 01 Ouflo'IM"-: GoliaoMA' 7 . Ml*l II 1111 OUMin Roed. 0o11ar ,.. 111:1,. · . , . . ...., comment~ llidlor public Mwilll NqUIIII muat ,be IWCII..., br liMo Ohio EAII( Dlvleion of ~Water no....,. iiWI 311 dloJa lrom lie of IIIII public notice. . Cominlnll llidlor public 111111111 7, Wrlllen tJ 0 Several acres Of standing 167 w - Dr. Frl & Sat hay, Gold Ridgo Rd., lrom 9-4. Linens, ~- ~ ...,__,.,~ • • (74())992·2648 quills, ox yo~ra, - · lots . at goodies. Garage sale Plus. fri.·Sat l.a;r Ull June 20- 21,9-5pm", 3bloc*l CLASSIFIED INDEX ~ ...........,., 1 OY8IbmOk Cenler local· OllmiUIIIlY ed0333 Page St. Mi!deport, Ohio. Is pleMod !lnmd -UIIInt for 1o announce we will be hOld- ~ AT 2 good localion. ing an STNA dolo. Owner l>as "'ereols ulod olll1ing .111o 23. 2Dil!. arll304-54iJ58116 YAIIDSAu:- ••-. 7'"992·.,...'... much more. Rain or Shin&. and ,\.oCUIVU ......... '~ 441~ ...,_.ID_,.....F.., ....... Ad:dl,-. .. , . lllfl!~.., ..........~n...._..- a ,u r ~::~;:::;==~ r womens clothes, TraKKas - - - - - - - gas powered truok & acoesFREE ti're woodl 992-32(21 - - - - - - - sories. Playstation: toys . long hairkittens,cute.Solid Boyds Bears, . rech~r. & '**"' ..., Roule r• ...., . . - - : . . . . . - - - - . . . catt31'9-91.40 ~..,.,~II . . . . . · M"""lain Cuor. lott1er Salulday 110111 8-3 LOIS ct ooknown. 6-8 ·weetc.s old. beys clothes (all sizes). I I ...,., "50 Waal TCIIIn Street, alcleiadtJr11wllliand fill - . . i1J111 ....... North 71 Bulla 700 before tha plan. t. Notice ID Truck io accaplllidlor l'ljllcl deg- 10 mlillllea P.O. Box 10411 leaued aa final. Any Dealn: _, or a1 blda ...,_ 1 • . t - 1o., Columbua,Ohlo4321&..,bmlf In with any f11111 a.~~o~ IIIIi Iron pQie; __,. 1041 wrlllan COIIMWIII on Mellon ·8C17.86 o1 tha d - . I a COI•ac:t to loulfi 71 ' I II 00 (114)544-2001 'lie draft plan and Ohio RelrliU C:O.,Ihallllddar-lalii MlnUin WMt 201.2 · Public Notice lifo. . . adnllnl-lve NCorcl IMied billa will lie lie belt i ....... aitha laaiiD a "PK" nal io .....,2 and ..., raquoal a NC:II .... br11w11Kine VllaJeolliaclna. . . cenlel11ne ol IIIII ol- Of l'llbllc public .healing. A VW.,. Council, PO David . Sf ar, Counly Road 20, Old Nollce:June25,aoGII raqueat lor public llool . ., Raclna, Ohio~ u.s. Route 31, ~1111 111 NMM and MdNM ol - • - ben-· 45771, 4:00 p.m., Vllap ollladne a h.....,.r . brlcfJe Appllcanl: Mr. , Mlke lng a n d - . . - h on llooMLIJ, Julr 7, 41120 (7) a IIPIIioaclh .......... lll GeriiCII, Mayor, 237 illlllnoltha..-to. 2litii.Tllebldnllltt.l 111.1 laal lor .,.... II. Slnlet, be ralead. In If t Dpl'l- lie opaoMd and ....t -; Soulh. lllddleport, Ohio ale - · lncNdng aloud Ill 7:00 p.m. on Public flc>tq 111,_ Ill m1..a. 117111,...,.. County ...,. t1ww t. lllclrldaw, Julr 7, 20111 Eat 11t.2- ....... NMiie- AddiMO ol algnlllcanlpubllclnlar- tar ... lolwWloltl: Tile Ruland TO&IWiilp tha m*'llna Of ·Facility Where eal, lhe director ..., lllda lor • . . , 211111 or T r u - wm llold 8 ~Road 20, Clld D........ Occuls: a , . - '-lng 2011 4-WI I OliVE , public '-i• on . . U.$. .aa, to 1he Vllap Of MIJdl pori onatliwftplanor.,.... CfiEW CAB .XL 1 Ton 211111 bijg t on Stalt .......- Cu•=dac• ........ ..,.._ ... ..._.........., • I ond- 4 makl puppies, mother ... !ICI will io 1lw ...... ....,.,. i c I •p I II tha Soulh h olt..la ot laae, pi II • Ohio ..... Of .Gerlr 'Ida On rill* Of P1 d II, T lit., ................... C llf •RaadiD,Old . . ,. aiowlcw,andllborln lhalonApot!1................. Me. 11;. n. tu~ . . lillhe 1lw h•;l nwiii<Jn Of Mllf'llal._. ..., . . • • • lenni• ._ ll7lolfa 'nci1PIIIn._ fl!llowlnJ ....,._ . PftiJICt CcllnpiiiiWln . . eo.t - h o l e - y "**'lllic baaad on • 1lana: AddltlonaliJ, COI!Inc- Of c - o t PIIM. ·IIMcf 20, OICI 8l8le llr " Entl"-'a Oltlce: tor complllnce with ...... Counly. Ohio. Aoutl Mo. 33 ID tha ltyMII, ReglltMCI Uflt. · 2n W. lhe oqulll IIIIPICIIIIIIIt C:.0 No. • CV 017. ,.... 01 :211111111.......... No.2274,1W· . .,._. .... 1 .:..._.:...,____~ :;! Ce~: (=) ::.diana ..:•= ::C ~,:'..; :.:: :::::.~ ::1":::: :"'..;,..~..: ~ ~..to::.::-.:.: ~~SIIW151" :~~~~·.:=-: hlludJi1 •AI .......... 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CV 017 £all 111 tMI; . . . _ ~ clulh• • wa&, tMI IIIIa plojecl le u.w-.. llaln, tha Soulh 11 ~~·- 12 -and olstbl al work; con1pl I d no ---· lopiHI, ,.. otnEat1111.2_, I 1 banlor on 4 thml llptl!nbl! I , . all•lllll!• cw ill . . Soulll h Of •I II • and 20111. . ...... and 11"1 Of ...... o.- land; J• I ; and All -•b I a and Gwtodo Flnlaw, and I a Slillllo 41 1 KIT, CARLYLE Eagle Ridge area. 992-4580 0~ =~=:JII 2 soc for small Trb.rl•s..thblll' a' Wilber f H-bno .......... ..-oJthe..-c-GICalpllldbyihe..,.. ... anfy . . . . . .....,.. . . __.-.. • ....,_...._,_..trom1MPikll ' oorOftliMiofttll'.,al lla L «nntn.nMifMM'I cnw1M ~ - - - - - - - Lost: long haired 2 H2 yr old Female GolDen Chihuahua answers to RetriaveJ to good hOme 304· Cocheo. i~ Pine Grove, ~ s1.00 for larc)e I Gold Cooch lo gi\IOaway """'Ide CCliiiiQIIIPLEA$ Graphics Thursct.y for Su'nda.,.~----- ~onlr~.,...~ .~-........_ 740-208-3016 Dillillc~ io l'ljllci811J·or ..... County. Ohio; .. ...... mt1rkecl bf a . . . . .treatmeni .OAC 37U.1.o&, Ohio (740) 311 1101 tilmaloll Raclna, Ohio 45771. . al - · W South 71 "F!K"OIIili, U... Nonh andlar dhp en• I..UI· EM will an 1111 "'poinb•••L The Racine Vlllligot Englnller'a Coat ' J • • 17 mlnulea . . . . . . . . OS mil iiM 11M qiplll1i!lllly tar pul!llc (I) 20 Councll ..., 8CCIPt &i 'I: ~.OQ m.TUiaal ......... Eaal iiiU laal ID . . ·Ohio Envlnonmen181 CO!Ihl- -mlng lie . _ bN, of (I) 16,17, II, 11, 20, 22, ...... h ol 1lw ulil .... ,pipe, F I • . , P!"""'llan·AJ q - pnijel:t. Coi•-ils ealacl . . belt bid tar 23 1:.11 . , . 1at, _. al 17.1 laal Pwunlls $111bn _ _ , alial lie _,. Public Notice 11w i*' ded ..........., South 17 diJ 111 47 mlnaln w.t 10.1 laal; lhance IN 'mE COURT OF Soulh It 'IJ Ill 37 .m I [ _ GIWAWAV iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:.l ...,_ - ......... (.~ added to your classified ads Boulet s$3.00/.,erad iL-' All Display: 12 Noon 2 ' _,...~ . lluslne.. Daya PriDr T..Publication Sunct.y Dl.....y: 1:0o faUCES: Oh6o v..., PWilllihinl .......... ,..... ............. ClftOII ............... ErfoN; ....................... ..,., •lndude ................ . . . . _ ............ . 'FOOND--003 -"""-lloed ::~~10 ... Public Notice HoW you can have borden and IJI1IPhk:s • AlP . . ""*be p!epllid" ~t~· l FOl.Jlllrm - ...... 675~1333 (304) REWAR01or in1ormation on 740-742-3133. 01 pe...... Breaking - - - - - ' - - & E~ Je.ys 1-..g & '-WI! . . ,.. ' s-r !F,ril. .lt For SUnclap Paper •,;.ltAw~t~~.. -~ . . . . . A lrefwanl• !~dude Cue 5, ~ • ""**A PIIGe • AwN •· t cc' ' a Should 11\dude These Items T!! tt.~p Get ll!!llponso, .. For fast results. advertise in The Daily Sentinel classif ieds! AIHEHIN BENT FOR Section 153.54 ol lie 8111 Ohio Revl- eo.. Syr~cuu-Racln• 8kl MCurlly lumllllld Regiaul In band IDnn, alial be Dl*lcl wHI - v e , . _ bf a Su!Wiy .-.:1 blda for: Cal p ny or Ywlloat.... Road Clllporalion ......._ sE...,alon In tha ..._ ol Ohio to Projac:t piOwldt uld ~.ouulfC!on ol Piojact: Each Ptopo1al Tile PIOject _,1 COIIIAin 1lw ... lnctudahtumlallliltl ollle,..,orparfiM In till Ilion Of 1111 ao lllllllllltl ... pi IPII _ . . . , equlplfllnl, al and .. l\egt,ter Display AdS Monclay-Fridlly fDr In»= lion In Next O.V"'e Paper Sunday En-column: 1:00 p .m. Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m in February, but the Celtics parade took place under sunny, late-spring skies 1ha;t allowed the crowd to leave the winter coats at borne and come out in Shorts and Tshirts. B"fo!'l) the mlly, Celtie!; managing , partner lrv Grousbeck unfurled a 2008 championship hauner, ~ replica of the one that will hang from the rafters. "The ftrSt of several, we hope," he said in a Garden hallwaY,. Rivers commissioned the new banners ·for owners anil players. Co-owner Wyc Grousbeck. lrv's son, got a congratulatory call from President Bush oil Wednesday. On ThursdaY., the younger Grousbeck thanked fans. "[ would say · you . guys made it happen," he said. "There was no way the I..ab:rs could win when they stepped on the floor in Game 6 with the electricity in the building. I ~ow who woti the game, and it Was actually .• the fans." And a bunch of cigllf:;d ing, trophy-toting athlcte'k who took one last journey together before a new banner is hung next to the other 16i Thursday's rolling rally dido 't make any stops, but fans saw Pierce, Garnett, James Posey, Leon Powe and Sam Cas5ell chomping on stogies. And they · saw ~89-pound rookie Glen "Big Baby" Davis travel along the route topless, showing that not all his baby fat was gone. Meredith Heijl, 20-year. old student from Boston was so excited to see them pass, she broke her green flip flop trying to take Pierce's pic- www.mydailytribune.com www.mydailysentinel.com www.mydailyregister.com ~rtbune . ~ Websi!es: Sentinel Ca,;:.::r~ (7!~1To446~42 (7!?1ro992·2~56 Oeatltirec To Place O.ily ln-col_...n: 1.:00 p.m. 1986.. The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 c.1 1-800·835-52n. Fri.·5at. rain postpnes a - - - - - - - Ext.127 or Fax (304 )347· weR. Sam new & used AVON! All Areal To Buy or 9728. emait cioll1e&, 9-t41odills, 1284 Sell. StirieyS!Joors, 304· ~~ io Powel St. Mlddlepo!l 675·1429. .Equal Qwortunity Ernplojor To Subscribe Call - - - -- - . . , - Part"'-tme reeident manager send Will do pressure wast#ng resume 10 Valley Vtew work: to your t'!Ome. No The Daily Sentinel Apartmen!s806STR'f32S houlelobig l omaii . Col11or Thulman. OH 456lis more in1o. 740-790·1300 992·2155 ' �Paer B4 • .The Daily Smtiuel Friday, .June ao. zooS -.mydailysentinel.com www.mydallysentlnet.com ~rtbune- Colu1nbus fielding calls about 1st-round·draft picks: BY RunT M·•n ASSOCIATED PRESS COLUMBUS - For the first time in their nine NHL drafts; the Columbus Blue Jackets llave two first-round picks. : The thing is, they might not keep either one. General manager Scott Howson t· s hopm · g to uou •~ns both of them. form one along with a player or two. into a first-line center by way of a trade. The Blue Jackets have nine picks in this weekend's draft. including the Nos. 6 and 19 picks in Friday nig!U's opening round. . " It's been pretty busy," !clowson said upon his arrival in Ottawa. site of the draft. "There's starting to be more frequency of calls and probably moo: serious discussions: That will continue on until we get to the draft or and maybe even right up thOse young players wbo are until we make our selection here right now." Howson is looking for talat 6 or 19." After a besiwion, he cor- ent, regardless of where they rected himself. play on the ice. After this "And/or 19," he said. weekend, · he' ll immerse Ken Hitchcock. like most · himself in the list of unreof his NHL coaching coon- stricted free agents who terparts, is not attending the become available July I. draft. He deals with the play- The Blue Jackets are expecters he's given; it's the job of ed to have. as much as $20 th"e scoutm " A -...~"t g ~.-~··~ .. and mt"llt"on to spend on" free front office to get those play- . agents. ers through the draft, trades One player he may pursue and free-agent signings. is Ryan Malone, a big (6It's no secret the Blue foot-4, 220 pounds), young Jackets are desperate for a (28) winger coming off a quality center or two, not to career-high · 27 goals who mention adding a couple of was at his best in the defensemen. Penguins' run to the Stanley "What we need is sitting Cup finals. right there and the . whole Despite speculation .that . world knows it," Hitchcock the Blue Jackets mighttoss a said. "We hav~ players com- draft pick - probahly not a ing, but they're young. You first-rounder at the can't just keep relying on Penguins for the negotiating younll, yoong, young. Those rights to Maione up until are promises down the road. July I, Malone said he'll It's NOW for us, to help watt to see how things turn out on the open market. "I don' t want any team I go to to give up a possible teammate," Malone told The Columbus Dispatch. "SO. we will wait." Howson said he was willing to trade picks or players _ about the only ones oft limits would be captain Rick N h and a1 der p a1 as go asche Leclaire - to ten get what wants. "We're trying to improve the team immediately, so if those picks can get us some help right away that we think makes sense then we'll go ahead and do that," he said. N_o matter what. he won_'t hesttate t~ hoi~ ?nto his · draft p1cks tfhe ISO t bowled over by an offer. · "To get No. 6 away from us is going to take a significant player," he said. ''I'm not expecting us to trade 6, but maybe I'll get surprised." He must replace David Vybomy, wbo the team is not re-signing and who will most likely return to his native Czech · Republic to finish his career. Howson also may not try to re-sign free-agen'ts-to-be Michael Peca and Ron Hainsey. If the Blue Jackets do use one or both of those ftrStround picks, all signs point to them dipping their toe into the deep pool of defen- . sive talent. The draft is stocked with defensemen who could be on track to playing jn the NHL sooner rather than later. Defenseme,n, like NFL quarterbacks. usually . spend years waiting for · their chance at the big time. But the experts say that's not the case with this group. Zach Bogosian, Drew SentinelCLASSIFIED Doughty, Tyler Myers, Luke Schenn and Alex Pietrange~ compriSe the five hest N~ American skaters available behind consensus No. I Steve Stamkos, a point-scoring machine of a center from Samia of the Ontario HOckey l...eag~JC. All five ~ defensemen. Some are huge - Myers stands 6-7 l/4 mid is a bamboo-thin 204 pounds - but all get rave review~ from scouts: "They're the best group in numbers of any class .of defensemen in a long, long while," said Columbus director of player personnel Don Boyd. "You just don't see four, five or six defensemen, depending on wbo's rating what, in the tQp I 0 like you see this year." · Round one at Scotiabank Place is Friday night.. with rounds two througli seven on Saturday. In One Week With Us classifiedo!:!~ne.com REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS· YOUR AD NOW ONLINE rnan.n Rally Boston went 66-16 one , season after going 24-58, the second wont recotV in the fnxnPageBl league. . The masteimind was genSeries victories in October era1 manager Danny Aioge, 2004 aru1.2007. wbo 4nldeit -for- Garnett jllld Now it was time for · Allen. The field general was Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray coach Doc Rivers. Both let Allen and their teammates to the players absorb the glo!y. "As an executive,~ Ainge 1f3vel a nearly two-mile route from TO Bank.north said before the rally, "these duck boat .. At the · start of the rally, Garden, the arena where the guys itre like my bds. ~ title was won in the team's All along the route, fans conslrUCtion workers across I 08th game of a grueling held signs declaring "Sweet Causeway Street from the CHARLESTON, W.Va. season - 82 of them wins 17," the oumher of Qltics ·Garden looked down from in a building-where (AP) - Joe Alexander's - to Copley plazi ~ the c~. . shi)is, and "Have a Openings windows . will go. Other agent says the West VIrginia finish. line of the Boston onlookers stood on ftre ick D'Ambrosia, a pen· forward has been invited to Marathon. escapes. Confetti cannons "We've seen plenty of nant vendor from Hamde11, next week's NBA draft. · s hot green and white paper Doug Neustadt said people go through ·their Conn., said when the team into the air as workers stood parades," won Game 4 in Los Angeles, Thursday that Alexander championship Alien said, "and never did I he bought a batch of $7 pen· by with · brooms ready to has accepted the in11itation. clear them away once the Alexander dec~ him- think I would be a part of . nants ·to hopefully sell at a . parade passed. self available for the draft one. ll's ~t to definitely Boston victory parade: As the duck bol!ts pulled do it here m Boston." "It"s better when they after leading the Police reported 2 I arrests, haven't won in a long time. out of the parldng lot. Bob Mountirineers in scoring mostly for disorderly con- . Everyone loves a new win· Messina watched in his powand rebounding during his duct and disturbing the ner," he said. der blue Larry Bird No. 33 junior season. peace. But fans had one last Michael Shaughnessy Indiana State jersey. Now Alexander could becollie chance to enjoy the team's skipped work to bring his 4- 37, Messina remembers the the ftrSt WVU player select- first title in 22 years and the year-old gt1111dson Gavin 1986 celebration at City Hall ed in the draft in II years. area's sixth in 6 112 years. Plaza. Carter; a big Garnett fan. No Mountaineer has played "I just remember Larry · uWbo would have ever "I like that he ets all the in the NBA since Lowes dlought? Boston. Title &bots and he du.t," Gavin Bird and his curly blond Moore in 1983 with the San town," said Ryan Stillman, &aid, tugging at his own hair," he said. "I'll never for· Diego Clippers. 2 I , wbo was born five miniature No. 5 jersey while get it as long as I live .. To be The draft will be held months after Boston won its . Garnett himself camed .the here now that I'm a little bit last cbatnpionship on June 8, championship trophy on his older, I could die a happy June 26 io New York. Word Adf ' Joe Alexander to attend NBA draft J • C ture. 'That was .the biglilight of my year,~ sbe joked, even though he didn't wave in her direction. · Many adults at the parade were swck by the youth of the crowd. "I think the Cf!ltics' have a new following that's more the early 20s crowd,'' said Alan Sprinsky. 55, of Braintree, who surveyed the scene from a lawn chair in front of the Si. Paul's Cathedn!l on Tremont Street. "I bet there's not too many kids in school today." The weather helped the turnout that was 20 to 30 people deep at spots. The Red Sox celebrated in November and the Patriots HOW N WRITE AM Su ~ ful Ads . r • 74 ~5 7 53 •-•lllw ~Mkw!8 ,:": -..:~ian In ........ .... .. 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Finished 2 car skilts, typing speed of 81 applicant& must be OWBf 23 ~ garage attached to house least 70 WPM and be profi- yrs., have a minimurT! of 1 and finished & heated 3 car cienl in MS Word and MS vear ct commorical driving garage unanached. QtJtk)ol(.. Competitive wages BICP9Tienoe l · clean MVR. ONISSI? Excellent readyGalto 1: wtth benefits. If interested, Prior experience with sa-ni- ..._. • move 1n. · ·00 · p•---- send resume and dumps and roll-ofts i& help- No Fee Unless We Win! (740)949-2217 Htu WANIDI providedliving ··-rt.,.dul· now hiring HHAii, STNA'o. "'-~· ~-'I ibl D While Col<, firi1 lelt). Wide variely. Satuldoy only 9-S - Ofori G211-104t and 2) Ohio ~ntal Plolectlon Agency, Soulhuat Dlafrlct Olfloe, 21t5 F10nt 11Net, LOJIIII, 011 \111.. CdM Mllll t IW WANIUJ 110 . .nan &-, (8) 20 1CMI, Colt :I •· Ohio Olfloe, . ..... ~Tiiw!wlolp 11u1t1 700, P.O. M1 ~- r . . .~~ ~ ]·I .... :.. by NEA,Inc . 02008 . d<....,. and much morel &auoer. 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June· 20-21 a1 8114 41tl ....... "any p;"llfeo•&.lhelllatioll or di&;lmiuidl:n b..a on race, cob", fllligion , . . or nlllllaMI deniS. items. Good flea Mat'keter& R . 101he fu i1 fng urctr . ~oo<e~~ ray sale. First ;ct. past GaAipoll5 ~ne•. ' c . s~ure, Marine. Inc. 859-746-26&6 1oran apptcalf\10, 1· .......... · or~~~~~~ .....~ Shrine ClUb. Thur. June 19 mlllC. ems.nun~!VaWt ""r msume ' 1o859-7~7427 Y r: . . . 'lit~ h~ ~ ~...: =:·i.:n~ ~ ::: :.:!r -:...': :;::.: w-. ·.. ~ ,...... . ...._...._....,......_The E!•• 2 "" - -.- !<"--~ . join in PI'O"iding ing, uo quality care toouosoandour f!Si. ~=::;:~ro~l..o~AN~~ Q ~ia Found near Bob CIITIPQfOUf1d in Rto Grande, •1 Rarn or ShiM. 2 small black dogs. can 740- 4 famlty sale. fri 7 ool' ....._.ltMUs 0 sale, 214 fromOverbroolc------POSTAL JOBS Dr. behuldOorrunoesPLll8. Midcfteport .AnttQues, kid $17.89-$28.27,..., now hir· Evans Fri & ~~ ~ 20 & 2l . 9am clothes, . ing. For application and tree :·- pos~tons 8\lailable eo 0 . .. ...................-....... .......... . - ........ -.-.--·- · &IIi.::::.. -.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ~ I ··.~~::~ ~~ : : · ~-: If., (INon I:GD a.m. to 1 fit II .. ' . ...... _ _..111111 ·V!c4E. AmoM. t1r Counl) Rao:ade, hlc-ia 11r ~ ...fUR);- lllln 8lnal, IIUI a XI A 1111 ~ I I 1 ... « .... FICI II' ·1n lila d I klwtt lng ... capacity Of ......_,OH45771(740) with tha P'"IP I .. ............ VI .........., . . . _ Ia nquiNI!IIto,.. _,. Ml-2411. Blddl Ill doc- Willi ...... 011 , . _ M '; 11a1Ja CUntr o.od ao 1lw CU ; I Ill ,.,.,_and b I It w=:=ila .may be l"+*•••n•lta ill I' r f 1111 . . Rica•. . Mil wlhin t'u t If tl I lid lrom tha llelga Counly, Ohio M Towllllllp Of I 71 I r, 1 a d M IS : (II) ..... lllat . . leal - O f ....... 1e $2.4 Enpw Ill 1 coat Of r.~anolilld bf tha Counly olllalga, Ohio: SIIU Ill In h po tP II 1 01 . . tnllllon. Con.lructton 11oa.oa ,_ Ml (nan- Ohio luruau Of lila lollc.whiJ ,... Toanololp ollall I -,, ..... na1looi ........ 15, ollhe piOJoct ls 10 be N11u1 d II I l7ldl alial I rawlt S.wlcea, IIILaled In ... Counlr Of llalga and aoGII. Thla ..... na1looi compllll' bf April 1, 11e hand dill¥· Wage · and Hour Of ' 7 I -,, ..._Of Ohio; 1a1nJ In . . lie pi IS hcl orice 2013: Tho LonJ-Tarm ..... lil IMied Dllrlllan, (ft4) Ml- Counly ol llelga and S1 Non II, T - 2 a .... tar ala 111,_ C...-1 Pten WhiCh -1111 II 10- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1!7111 !'IIIUI Ohio;'.... Ill ............ 11 ~ . . . . . . . . iGCihld Jlr lqho 111u1t, ON le ._ . • t 11, and al . . 01161ill I J'a flt11,11,17,(7).,11, EM011111ra,21071n 41771 • . . - 10. a.on. pa , ... IIId 110M, « fll .. f • ......,, Pvrt , and IMiinl 11 ICCirclance &llh a&M1I 10c11 lone an cllecllc, . . lie .1 1 11811 IIJI ••• In ... eM- c1m1e f • talc 1: ~ conW.d I J, ...., I, 111 la ........ lootll. .l .... Of .... lllflhaa; BIJINMIIJ In . . _ . 1alnld In NPDES per· a.. .· Mil ..,._.._, bid lie Mo. 33, ~ ..,. Of c-.ty Raad 20, Public Notice IIIII . !IUIIIber Tile llda . . Ja , . . . . cllecllc, or Road JO lallllwlna . . old U.S. . . _ .11, al Q2 DOIIH"DD- NUllicit CPI cl I 8 bid toand . . le ~ II I Of . . . . . . . . C:Dki\IYI< eiona .-ivad on ate1y -IIOiflow alld .....mad upon lhe lllgl ; No. 33,ollhe a2.211-IGiolltanry Ohio EM M No. IIMh 11, aoGII, _,. ,.... aloud. fliOIIWI" ""' . . , . . _ o1 a an 1mp1eo&chllllldar lei ~ I ad oec:ur1o1J Of lhe _,. 1.11 aero lot Of Roy Amold, n: ' hd In Ohio EiiUhOIH'*Ibil lion ad '"i 1IWI uriH to 1ura1o11 ... Ill f110o 1I'ICL = a n d Harold Daad loall 221, ..... P1al cllor1 AJI q lie lnd1 tlad In liMo ....... • bid GAWIIJ The ..... .. . 1111 vad, !ICH.Ifln 201 Daad Rml'dl Of OI&IIPioa}l)lrowl Vllop'aNPOESpermlt Mil An tor ._ ~... loall 211, ...... C• lllr, Ohio, I'UMJC NO"! ICE llfiDIIIWII al. -DIIIao. . . llacMe111fi11Mii ...... •1 Diad RIC21de Of poliltoiUII Will. Oriii .PIIIn .. $ OW&Itar In KCOPd&nce wllh '"'*' Bid lp 1:lllclllon ..., FIN lillian. "" pk:kad up !II ... .. ls • X I Vlllloge Of Racine_....., p Clerk!Truauror'a wllh . . CIIait. a 4 ...... --- 'HotJIS wfll .be 8AM-C:30PM. . .-~~!!!"'·~you .n 111101 . Hn joineNOnC£• ing our frieldy 01110 VAI:I.EY ~I ed S1811, please Olq> by 0.. lNG CO, recommend< front oftlce Mon...fri., 9A'M·vou do business with 5PM and fill out an applica- people you know, and liOn. Full time and part 1ime 1o send money 1 1 1t1e class •-r p ngbe dopel. ....,..cams must (OIIendanoe is a must) team play- '------_.1 lhhw · r __..,., 1i Ht;uW.\N11iD to those q~ified individuals com- GAU.IIOIJS I tami~ i Inolllln<-vil'--!lllliiiiiiiiil-_.1 ..,.._ W.W (DSW) 1 Jl ,.......,.Wf ...... Sl$ . II hea ...... adnillplan 2,i . . . . . . 'il:f1811ol 1110 II fir . ....... 114U I alioo!ld ta .-.... · _ ._ ,... ~ r.nn ~ ~ tar dltltaoud or......, to ... . . . , . . . _,., to "-r G. . . V111aJe .of o1 ,._ I " lq . I fi 1,& .... AniOIII Mil . . . . . MldStlt.Theplanle· I 1) Ohloi a a • • . . ,. .,.. AruM. 11J ._. ..., ndMcl,. ofia. E:n•lr•••• 111ar fiiMI....... --.... JIJIIIIalllciiOI.!W&ldelde Blvd~ CfPOrlllnlty ,_qn. The olljact ... aDd CDil I I, Ott 43215,Of Ohio .... 8141 MJ IJID. Aclonlnlat~atlva Colli aa II a 1_ a to .. 71 1 Eldlao Jl & Clllptlr 123, aa · ft 111;1 . . 1M 01 Ouflo'IM"-: GoliaoMA' 7 . Ml*l II 1111 OUMin Roed. 0o11ar ,.. 111:1,. · . , . . ...., comment~ llidlor public Mwilll NqUIIII muat ,be IWCII..., br liMo Ohio EAII( Dlvleion of ~Water no....,. iiWI 311 dloJa lrom lie of IIIII public notice. . Cominlnll llidlor public 111111111 7, Wrlllen tJ 0 Several acres Of standing 167 w - Dr. Frl & Sat hay, Gold Ridgo Rd., lrom 9-4. Linens, ~- ~ ...,__,.,~ • • (74())992·2648 quills, ox yo~ra, - · lots . at goodies. Garage sale Plus. fri.·Sat l.a;r Ull June 20- 21,9-5pm", 3bloc*l CLASSIFIED INDEX ~ ...........,., 1 OY8IbmOk Cenler local· OllmiUIIIlY ed0333 Page St. Mi!deport, Ohio. Is pleMod !lnmd -UIIInt for 1o announce we will be hOld- ~ AT 2 good localion. ing an STNA dolo. Owner l>as "'ereols ulod olll1ing .111o 23. 2Dil!. arll304-54iJ58116 YAIIDSAu:- ••-. 7'"992·.,...'... much more. Rain or Shin&. and ,\.oCUIVU ......... '~ 441~ ...,_.ID_,.....F.., ....... Ad:dl,-. .. , . lllfl!~.., ..........~n...._..- a ,u r ~::~;:::;==~ r womens clothes, TraKKas - - - - - - - gas powered truok & acoesFREE ti're woodl 992-32(21 - - - - - - - sories. Playstation: toys . long hairkittens,cute.Solid Boyds Bears, . rech~r. & '**"' ..., Roule r• ...., . . - - : . . . . . - - - - . . . catt31'9-91.40 ~..,.,~II . . . . . · M"""lain Cuor. lott1er Salulday 110111 8-3 LOIS ct ooknown. 6-8 ·weetc.s old. beys clothes (all sizes). I I ...,., "50 Waal TCIIIn Street, alcleiadtJr11wllliand fill - . . i1J111 ....... North 71 Bulla 700 before tha plan. t. Notice ID Truck io accaplllidlor l'ljllcl deg- 10 mlillllea P.O. Box 10411 leaued aa final. Any Dealn: _, or a1 blda ...,_ 1 • . t - 1o., Columbua,Ohlo4321&..,bmlf In with any f11111 a.~~o~ IIIIi Iron pQie; __,. 1041 wrlllan COIIMWIII on Mellon ·8C17.86 o1 tha d - . I a COI•ac:t to loulfi 71 ' I II 00 (114)544-2001 'lie draft plan and Ohio RelrliU C:O.,Ihallllddar-lalii MlnUin WMt 201.2 · Public Notice lifo. . . adnllnl-lve NCorcl IMied billa will lie lie belt i ....... aitha laaiiD a "PK" nal io .....,2 and ..., raquoal a NC:II .... br11w11Kine VllaJeolliaclna. . . cenlel11ne ol IIIII ol- Of l'llbllc public .healing. A VW.,. Council, PO David . Sf ar, Counly Road 20, Old Nollce:June25,aoGII raqueat lor public llool . ., Raclna, Ohio~ u.s. Route 31, ~1111 111 NMM and MdNM ol - • - ben-· 45771, 4:00 p.m., Vllap ollladne a h.....,.r . brlcfJe Appllcanl: Mr. , Mlke lng a n d - . . - h on llooMLIJ, Julr 7, 41120 (7) a IIPIIioaclh .......... lll GeriiCII, Mayor, 237 illlllnoltha..-to. 2litii.Tllebldnllltt.l 111.1 laal lor .,.... II. Slnlet, be ralead. In If t Dpl'l- lie opaoMd and ....t -; Soulh. lllddleport, Ohio ale - · lncNdng aloud Ill 7:00 p.m. on Public flc>tq 111,_ Ill m1..a. 117111,...,.. County ...,. t1ww t. lllclrldaw, Julr 7, 20111 Eat 11t.2- ....... NMiie- AddiMO ol algnlllcanlpubllclnlar- tar ... lolwWloltl: Tile Ruland TO&IWiilp tha m*'llna Of ·Facility Where eal, lhe director ..., lllda lor • . . , 211111 or T r u - wm llold 8 ~Road 20, Clld D........ Occuls: a , . - '-lng 2011 4-WI I OliVE , public '-i• on . . U.$. .aa, to 1he Vllap Of MIJdl pori onatliwftplanor.,.... CfiEW CAB .XL 1 Ton 211111 bijg t on Stalt .......- Cu•=dac• ........ ..,.._ ... ..._.........., • I ond- 4 makl puppies, mother ... !ICI will io 1lw ...... ....,.,. i c I •p I II tha Soulh h olt..la ot laae, pi II • Ohio ..... Of .Gerlr 'Ida On rill* Of P1 d II, T lit., ................... C llf •RaadiD,Old . . ,. aiowlcw,andllborln lhalonApot!1................. Me. 11;. n. tu~ . . lillhe 1lw h•;l nwiii<Jn Of Mllf'llal._. ..., . . • • • lenni• ._ ll7lolfa 'nci1PIIIn._ fl!llowlnJ ....,._ . PftiJICt CcllnpiiiiWln . . eo.t - h o l e - y "**'lllic baaad on • 1lana: AddltlonaliJ, COI!Inc- Of c - o t PIIM. ·IIMcf 20, OICI 8l8le llr " Entl"-'a Oltlce: tor complllnce with ...... Counly. Ohio. Aoutl Mo. 33 ID tha ltyMII, ReglltMCI Uflt. · 2n W. lhe oqulll IIIIPICIIIIIIIt C:.0 No. • CV 017. ,.... 01 :211111111.......... No.2274,1W· . .,._. .... 1 .:..._.:...,____~ :;! Ce~: (=) ::.diana ..:•= ::C ~,:'..; :.:: :::::.~ ::1":::: :"'..;,..~..: ~ ~..to::.::-.:.: ~~SIIW151" :~~~~·.:=-: hlludJi1 •AI .......... 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CV 017 £all 111 tMI; . . . _ ~ clulh• • wa&, tMI IIIIa plojecl le u.w-.. llaln, tha Soulh 11 ~~·- 12 -and olstbl al work; con1pl I d no ---· lopiHI, ,.. otnEat1111.2_, I 1 banlor on 4 thml llptl!nbl! I , . all•lllll!• cw ill . . Soulll h Of •I II • and 20111. . ...... and 11"1 Of ...... o.- land; J• I ; and All -•b I a and Gwtodo Flnlaw, and I a Slillllo 41 1 KIT, CARLYLE Eagle Ridge area. 992-4580 0~ =~=:JII 2 soc for small Trb.rl•s..thblll' a' Wilber f H-bno .......... ..-oJthe..-c-GICalpllldbyihe..,.. ... anfy . . . . . .....,.. . . __.-.. • ....,_...._,_..trom1MPikll ' oorOftliMiofttll'.,al lla L «nntn.nMifMM'I cnw1M ~ - - - - - - - Lost: long haired 2 H2 yr old Female GolDen Chihuahua answers to RetriaveJ to good hOme 304· Cocheo. i~ Pine Grove, ~ s1.00 for larc)e I Gold Cooch lo gi\IOaway """'Ide CCliiiiQIIIPLEA$ Graphics Thursct.y for Su'nda.,.~----- ~onlr~.,...~ .~-........_ 740-208-3016 Dillillc~ io l'ljllci811J·or ..... County. Ohio; .. ...... mt1rkecl bf a . . . . .treatmeni .OAC 37U.1.o&, Ohio (740) 311 1101 tilmaloll Raclna, Ohio 45771. . al - · W South 71 "F!K"OIIili, U... Nonh andlar dhp en• I..UI· EM will an 1111 "'poinb•••L The Racine Vlllligot Englnller'a Coat ' J • • 17 mlnulea . . . . . . . . OS mil iiM 11M qiplll1i!lllly tar pul!llc (I) 20 Councll ..., 8CCIPt &i 'I: ~.OQ m.TUiaal ......... Eaal iiiU laal ID . . ·Ohio Envlnonmen181 CO!Ihl- -mlng lie . _ bN, of (I) 16,17, II, 11, 20, 22, ...... h ol 1lw ulil .... ,pipe, F I • . , P!"""'llan·AJ q - pnijel:t. Coi•-ils ealacl . . belt bid tar 23 1:.11 . , . 1at, _. al 17.1 laal Pwunlls $111bn _ _ , alial lie _,. Public Notice 11w i*' ded ..........., South 17 diJ 111 47 mlnaln w.t 10.1 laal; lhance IN 'mE COURT OF Soulh It 'IJ Ill 37 .m I [ _ GIWAWAV iiiiiiiiiiiiiii.:.l ...,_ - ......... (.~ added to your classified ads Boulet s$3.00/.,erad iL-' All Display: 12 Noon 2 ' _,...~ . lluslne.. Daya PriDr T..Publication Sunct.y Dl.....y: 1:0o faUCES: Oh6o v..., PWilllihinl .......... ,..... ............. ClftOII ............... ErfoN; ....................... ..,., •lndude ................ . . . . _ ............ . 'FOOND--003 -"""-lloed ::~~10 ... Public Notice HoW you can have borden and IJI1IPhk:s • AlP . . ""*be p!epllid" ~t~· l FOl.Jlllrm - ...... 675~1333 (304) REWAR01or in1ormation on 740-742-3133. 01 pe...... Breaking - - - - - ' - - & E~ Je.ys 1-..g & '-WI! . . ,.. ' s-r !F,ril. .lt For SUnclap Paper •,;.ltAw~t~~.. -~ . . . . . A lrefwanl• !~dude Cue 5, ~ • ""**A PIIGe • AwN •· t cc' ' a Should 11\dude These Items T!! tt.~p Get ll!!llponso, .. For fast results. advertise in The Daily Sentinel classif ieds! AIHEHIN BENT FOR Section 153.54 ol lie 8111 Ohio Revl- eo.. Syr~cuu-Racln• 8kl MCurlly lumllllld Regiaul In band IDnn, alial be Dl*lcl wHI - v e , . _ bf a Su!Wiy .-.:1 blda for: Cal p ny or Ywlloat.... Road Clllporalion ......._ sE...,alon In tha ..._ ol Ohio to Projac:t piOwldt uld ~.ouulfC!on ol Piojact: Each Ptopo1al Tile PIOject _,1 COIIIAin 1lw ... lnctudahtumlallliltl ollle,..,orparfiM In till Ilion Of 1111 ao lllllllllltl ... pi IPII _ . . . , equlplfllnl, al and .. l\egt,ter Display AdS Monclay-Fridlly fDr In»= lion In Next O.V"'e Paper Sunday En-column: 1:00 p .m. Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m in February, but the Celtics parade took place under sunny, late-spring skies 1ha;t allowed the crowd to leave the winter coats at borne and come out in Shorts and Tshirts. B"fo!'l) the mlly, Celtie!; managing , partner lrv Grousbeck unfurled a 2008 championship hauner, ~ replica of the one that will hang from the rafters. "The ftrSt of several, we hope," he said in a Garden hallwaY,. Rivers commissioned the new banners ·for owners anil players. Co-owner Wyc Grousbeck. lrv's son, got a congratulatory call from President Bush oil Wednesday. On ThursdaY., the younger Grousbeck thanked fans. "[ would say · you . guys made it happen," he said. "There was no way the I..ab:rs could win when they stepped on the floor in Game 6 with the electricity in the building. I ~ow who woti the game, and it Was actually .• the fans." And a bunch of cigllf:;d ing, trophy-toting athlcte'k who took one last journey together before a new banner is hung next to the other 16i Thursday's rolling rally dido 't make any stops, but fans saw Pierce, Garnett, James Posey, Leon Powe and Sam Cas5ell chomping on stogies. And they · saw ~89-pound rookie Glen "Big Baby" Davis travel along the route topless, showing that not all his baby fat was gone. 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OH 456lis more in1o. 740-790·1300 992·2155 ' �The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 www.qtd mlly11 nltnel.com --------------------------NBA Crossword Puzzle ...... ............ .. ·='='"" BRIDGE · ,_ ..... a.. ... '-CROSS Philip Alder 5 ::-:, --..... - --... ..... -..... .................... ·C'.anle • '1 5 • . • 5. •Coil.- ---- J 1'9 t t I .7 • Slop&~ ' J AND M ELECI HICAL_ ..24~ rr .... ..., a Pau <NT 5NT Herh l!llloa llledttidwa C...dllt:tlill 011 bi-'? 30 Purple Ella ,..., •• •• •• Dan- sail,·- wiii!M loll . witt1 anylhing as icOg asH_,- ~"ti!...~~~ng ---- VinJI~·..-. · JET WVGa725 AERATION MOIDAS & Ael)ujh In Stock. Call Ron EQnS, 1- Repaired, New ...,..... t»e•r AM Fttll.. ........ d , ••• brlt l ,..- MA'f8E GITTIN' AN EARLY STA~ WJZN'T SUCH A GOOD IDEA, SNUFFY !! 1100-537-9528. NONseNse, hiswould-I··-10-. T'GO !! 35 Oow'o- 9 St.uus'o I&C..... 11 Eww•m• 1D a... e. •:npaor - he IIDUid- - So. ~+-t-I- 8hol al *' inatull-. you UIUIIII' llrCO&divl'l""'illlllll. ,U111n .... - Ole Car-Club Cruise~ in 10 am- 2 pm Saturday, June 21st Smith Superstore Check our Car Show Specials! 1911 Eastern -'ve. Gallipolis 446-WI2 1HE BORN LOSER Racine, Ohio 740-247-2011 i[ 5WE.Nt, Wt:la-4 IT~ 'I'OU~ ~tmt>A.'( '(OJ (£T ul(£ New York City Bus Trip Owneos: JonVai'i ..... & Paul Cel: 74CH11-fi047 .-.: ~LITTLE Kl"--· l1~t~~~~~~~[~j~~- "*" V''i'OO c.E,T N.J.. ~rEb~ '(OJR~~~ . OUT~ Wlt¥>0W! . . ·' G. · a..tt¥.~ q111pns are Cltl!ld from ljiiiU!Imsby iamoLI!i pQ&e fU and prewd ·llkldiid, . ........ - - 'J'IFI..D VESEUFR FA FXfLD VWIRSLD r-~l.Ttt~.~ib""'' oo~y.r;..,.~_,-)'011 r,u)W OU{ T~ <HIDl..E5 - aohod ~ linl'ilnljodc. 11ill ~--·l'R'( ' ~-,.,.~---•*' . ""' ,owhlnol'lllh . .'l'lal- ft0t<XI1he ro EAi ~ eJo:.l(£! boan1 llllh the queen. n.m. draw ~ the lcing-jaok ril diamond&, play a heart to dummy's long, n your apado loael-s on !he ol diamonds. HlH Guttering $545 each/double occupancy Cfl FBQITY CIPHER by Luis c..,. CGod ....._ . -ln ,..~-· '. . ..illlt ,,Jil .I •JIII'd alam! 'lbu --- ~ 13:11rio. ...-... heiril, bl' .... IIIII lil<'·dla. · fk•uat, ...,., b diHIOi.S N ~• no- 2 seats available . ,_ _ 4-4-3-2 -two roo--!run11-l --n Pleasant-Valley · Hospital - ~~. ""' has alb """""' and • 1our dilmonds. (K Nort1 had q>enec~ one dilmond llllh ooly 1111.- canis in 1he lUll, AN'~YAWNE ~~IN' %7Y..... _ . . , 47GM-tllngly 2AI - - 4 9 - ' 29 Pltlo aowdt ....... . 51 ,...... .. 3111at__., !lie*!• 33 llolhod 35 "tcriMnll" SWotlil ld • West the jacj< "' '-1s. What Is your line? ' When North opens 1he bidding, you know thai a1 least a small slam is makable. Bul- amJI a grond'l '1\lu mil1'! just tlu1lnlll Blaei\IIOOd, bul )'OU II\IUid · p!Obably end in aik no-111.111P once part""' ooly one king. Ill' llarling qu• oily llrilh two a.m. you loam tha! part- . , LUI<EY !! I'M . WIDE AW/W.E . ~Sail- lap In !his deal, you ... Soulh, in ......., ..... s ":• ROiilfing & GutiWI! - · 42Golof 24Dril*....., 25 Golor llin a Slionr cntd · :z& Trctorgll- 45 Ill! or ERA. -suit ~zo floom ' 5 0' QRI & __. A bridge player lOIII put loll M1t1 m.1V things as long .. he can got arotnl a AIIYvlttf~fl CARPENTER SERVICE IX on.,.. 418rid< • 1Jatlic." A GUP Of COfffE YOur<G 'S 21- 3& Filhlng ,_......., 2 ConiiCa ....., ,..;,/ Be careful and you have the bicks ttf~t A~f PO~TAILf. YOU CArl tA~f!.Y ...... DOWN 32 .. _ . " 6 ......... -.1-ilollra 34 .... ....... . C2 ..., ..... • ....... Pass Opening lead: • .J YfS, Tl¥ lftlffiTS • 3 ...... _ ..... 317' Pass 7. I ......... .. a,... A K Q J •• I ,. 1• • 23 ..___ lltiduu hie : Nonb-South w.. • u. "00 a.- ..t,.... 6 A. 6 I • A 7 • K J . Remodeli·· -tar I I I C . • - as. ...... 11Find 51~ -- I 54 S..,.Miili'S ,• · ....,.,.... mallwr 211 G'-1 55 a. " w 11 T · • ' 9apiw 5I It Coallint 22 -Down . 57 Uol dolall ...., .... 's • 41 511 lrtond .15 • AQ I 5 9Jll'l85 • . 7 '6 2 .......... 13 ~., . , 1'im£ I 141111io"a ili8nd • KQ .It J. 41 12FMnolr • Q ••• •New Horne$ - EICI1 iller rn the ~ 11m 10! nthef Taday's clue: G"'ua!S If FR IAof IWLTJ RWN PLWNY ID ER SIW RISEWRY . SAFEL WNR AWTTDNWWJ.'- GBRVIYW REV~ BRJ ..... PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Painlitg_~ easy when you donllmow how, bu1 oory diftiatlt when you do • - Etlgar oegu July 1Oth- t3th Fo.r more infonnation, contact (304) 675-4340, eKt. 1444 '2 .......... 21.2101 .,_ _ 00.. by·-- H's i'nportm nat ID let one single de1eat or rtljactlon ltop you in ttw year ....d. '""- ••••!IIII•IOd :ling In most !!.! Pleasant Valley Hospital Summer Speech & Sensory Camp ilst W«<ding A.11niversary Band- 'Shatlered Souls' Saturday 9-1 St. Rt. 143 Pomeroy, OH Mr. & Mrs. Cluufls HoiMA:Ic For Children 3 to 12 years of .age June 24, 2008 to July 31 , 2008. ~ PVH Rehabilitation Services, (304) 674-2418. r ... 'fEST'EIWA'( 'I'OU ASKED I-IlM IF HE ~TED TO COME 211t/8. . I ...... •.VIR&!> ~ . ~ ., CS E R T who ·~ and1han blame him Of her I zyt'lfs person i1n'1 providfng what PEANUTS TMy would til«! to celebrote this lwppy occasion with their family and friends. To b. h<ld at the Asbury United Methodisz Churcb in Syrac..Se, OH. on Sllnda~; June 29 2:()() p.m.- 5:00 p.m. They ask that gift.<b. .ormrred. For more inlormation please call S 0 J UT ~ yuu...-,.ut your1alth in aomaor~ will uWnru tluir 7lst 'WeMUtg }liM 2lltll, up do, and time will reward you as welt CANCER (June 21-July 22) - l'oople don~ c:t\llnge, so be e.:tremely careful it rou have 1o do ~ again with someone who dick'l't '~Tat you fairly In the past. If 1hls person got away wttt1 It btlbre, he or ahe Is 11k8ty to try again. · 1S)~Ju!r 23-Aug. 22) - llocauoe of a . . . . . . . . . to have1hings go your way, MilWAY T-'VEAN Pool Tournament- Thurs 7:30 Karaoke - Friday 9-1 IM!II rtt•G ~ 0 \ 0 I' I' .." \ (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) - " ~ . . . ..... .ameooe, don't broadcast the to tl'll8f)'Df'l8 within earshot. : ~;,:;:.::: this indlviOU.I with ne or ". , :never a.k8d you in ttw fifat OUT AHI:I PI.AV.. ~<(Sop!. 7 • 23-0cl. 23) - Someone · . . ti...E10us for manipulating others you as his or her llfJid victim, r,.....cillny 11 you allow' this person to see , ...... ...,.tlli'ge1 ~e••r•• ' r..a. NdeqiJIIte or discouraged you feel. ·.«<ooo> up a good front. , -=:::...:'"-';:....~,___.. PSI CONSTRUCTION SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No>J. 22) Meaningful objaetNes can be acogmp:tiahed, provided you do not dow self· doubts to convtnoe you otherwise. -Ren reft'ber this wiae aa.ring: ~, haw met lhe enemy, ana .n Is me.SAGmAAtUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21} ~uae you teel luoky at this 1ime. ~u , . ,g el - - In a potty deoepllon utd baled Vy OOI'J1I)IUIIonl. You won't h youf..tf or what you did to -- 801,_,.. JltUioiLEI'S MISWBitS 6119//fA Filii!: - flld&e- Hmb- Jlilar- ABSURD "Doubt ismtaplnt•.t conditio~~,"leclurcd lbe pbilosopll«, "bbt·c«<aiilly is~: ARLO I JANIS CN'IRICORN (Dec. 22..Jan. 19) - You know ..,._ than moat .about how to bargain from your 8ti811Qths - nol your ne'.kl ! aaEs - eo don't change your mod'-- gperandi. tf you are pe10eived u strong, It wilt definitely sweeten the ctMI. AOUI<AIUS (Jon. 20-l'eb. 18) you judge eomeone in advance, you could behave poorly to an Individual you merely think is going 10 treat ~u ir1 a snoddy manner: ~ ooutd Ieee a friend In the n Cei lified lie ltical Assilllnt or Uceneed Practical Nurse Full-Time Posltioi'l -- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Only a good perfo111 •ce, not a :phony IPPR'· And - -to'" "'~ •00 1ly """' beet in othoro, a ~ manner. P~ on or bH1g an P•••-- .,.,.JM,. d•• jtW tNsL r6 .r- us.... ,. · Competitiwe 8111.-y GlUt Woddng Environment 1IIUIWS (Aptii:IO-Mooy 201-" you10 nw. tt'lil a dlr ciiiCI'tl• 1t, you Send Resume To: Family Healthcare, Inc. c/o Wanda: Edwards 'P.O. Box 707 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Fax: 740-992-o264 ) I 7__ .,.. M.a.-EW. It! Our Natwe·· _..,..,,_,., ~ ~ ,... - EOE No phone calls please Oil "ffil t«l-fru f-111-4JI-4Jf1 . JMtiag tku. tima: '--1,. SM. & s-. . Full-nme Position Avail' He Front Desk RecetManist al =•H=- jMu. Alll7iigr an~~pmstlliolt posititms lliJIItS $H,Hf ptr fU' t1rmut" Pttfontttllll'L-lHutJ unUngl, pillS ., ovtsuwlitlg htnejits p.tdugt. Nlwr Sted M.Miorr, ia Mtrim, Olrio, is .llllJitlg · -~tss NOW. Jfto~ dtt ll4ltioll ~ 1Mgat st«l prOftar. Mil still tt•whifjlila 4 '""" dull is ltiglrly '"lltil'llttJ, lu'gldy prolluai~At, 41i4 .ltJic-aW t•1~ jint. NWM is 1111 EEO ~ N- - - wlllum,....,. oft. ARIES (Mon:ll 21"""" 11)- Shoulcl • .......... 1ly .. put you 'ftMual 1 .... ,.,.m catm and ..........t 10 . . . the dlnlon . . . . . • ___ "'11"'1'"' *'* ,.n n · poco ..u.. wtwn 1l!trG loom ........ ..,.., .., I ") ~at! klndl Of hil..c . "' <IIEMINI (Mil'1:. 21-.June """"""' . 201 - '-Y - rwedetctlll Mid"~ .-u fDf "·""'--... "'h. ~ yvu icpiWUIIt yollf'Mff, truthfully, I'll oiOt.td . - tilllltty .. - -!ly. SOUP'IU NUTZ ADVERTISE ~·~faT.. ~TiJ. Be Z5 c:eN'lli ' YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIREDS Advertise in this space for $64 month ~\ - �The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 www.qtd mlly11 nltnel.com --------------------------NBA Crossword Puzzle ...... ............ .. ·='='"" BRIDGE · ,_ ..... a.. ... '-CROSS Philip Alder 5 ::-:, --..... - --... ..... -..... .................... ·C'.anle • '1 5 • . • 5. •Coil.- ---- J 1'9 t t I .7 • Slop&~ ' J AND M ELECI HICAL_ ..24~ rr .... ..., a Pau <NT 5NT Herh l!llloa llledttidwa C...dllt:tlill 011 bi-'? 30 Purple Ella ,..., •• •• •• Dan- sail,·- wiii!M loll . witt1 anylhing as icOg asH_,- ~"ti!...~~~ng ---- VinJI~·..-. · JET WVGa725 AERATION MOIDAS & Ael)ujh In Stock. Call Ron EQnS, 1- Repaired, New ...,..... t»e•r AM Fttll.. ........ d , ••• brlt l ,..- MA'f8E GITTIN' AN EARLY STA~ WJZN'T SUCH A GOOD IDEA, SNUFFY !! 1100-537-9528. NONseNse, hiswould-I··-10-. T'GO !! 35 Oow'o- 9 St.uus'o I&C..... 11 Eww•m• 1D a... e. •:npaor - he IIDUid- - So. ~+-t-I- 8hol al *' inatull-. you UIUIIII' llrCO&divl'l""'illlllll. ,U111n .... - Ole Car-Club Cruise~ in 10 am- 2 pm Saturday, June 21st Smith Superstore Check our Car Show Specials! 1911 Eastern -'ve. Gallipolis 446-WI2 1HE BORN LOSER Racine, Ohio 740-247-2011 i[ 5WE.Nt, Wt:la-4 IT~ 'I'OU~ ~tmt>A.'( '(OJ (£T ul(£ New York City Bus Trip Owneos: JonVai'i ..... & Paul Cel: 74CH11-fi047 .-.: ~LITTLE Kl"--· l1~t~~~~~~~[~j~~- "*" V''i'OO c.E,T N.J.. ~rEb~ '(OJR~~~ . OUT~ Wlt¥>0W! . . ·' G. · a..tt¥.~ q111pns are Cltl!ld from ljiiiU!Imsby iamoLI!i pQ&e fU and prewd ·llkldiid, . ........ - - 'J'IFI..D VESEUFR FA FXfLD VWIRSLD r-~l.Ttt~.~ib""'' oo~y.r;..,.~_,-)'011 r,u)W OU{ T~ <HIDl..E5 - aohod ~ linl'ilnljodc. 11ill ~--·l'R'( ' ~-,.,.~---•*' . ""' ,owhlnol'lllh . .'l'lal- ft0t<XI1he ro EAi ~ eJo:.l(£! boan1 llllh the queen. n.m. draw ~ the lcing-jaok ril diamond&, play a heart to dummy's long, n your apado loael-s on !he ol diamonds. HlH Guttering $545 each/double occupancy Cfl FBQITY CIPHER by Luis c..,. CGod ....._ . -ln ,..~-· '. . ..illlt ,,Jil .I •JIII'd alam! 'lbu --- ~ 13:11rio. ...-... heiril, bl' .... IIIII lil<'·dla. · fk•uat, ...,., b diHIOi.S N ~• no- 2 seats available . ,_ _ 4-4-3-2 -two roo--!run11-l --n Pleasant-Valley · Hospital - ~~. ""' has alb """""' and • 1our dilmonds. (K Nort1 had q>enec~ one dilmond llllh ooly 1111.- canis in 1he lUll, AN'~YAWNE ~~IN' %7Y..... _ . . , 47GM-tllngly 2AI - - 4 9 - ' 29 Pltlo aowdt ....... . 51 ,...... .. 3111at__., !lie*!• 33 llolhod 35 "tcriMnll" SWotlil ld • West the jacj< "' '-1s. What Is your line? ' When North opens 1he bidding, you know thai a1 least a small slam is makable. Bul- amJI a grond'l '1\lu mil1'! just tlu1lnlll Blaei\IIOOd, bul )'OU II\IUid · p!Obably end in aik no-111.111P once part""' ooly one king. Ill' llarling qu• oily llrilh two a.m. you loam tha! part- . , LUI<EY !! I'M . WIDE AW/W.E . ~Sail- lap In !his deal, you ... Soulh, in ......., ..... s ":• ROiilfing & GutiWI! - · 42Golof 24Dril*....., 25 Golor llin a Slionr cntd · :z& Trctorgll- 45 Ill! or ERA. -suit ~zo floom ' 5 0' QRI & __. A bridge player lOIII put loll M1t1 m.1V things as long .. he can got arotnl a AIIYvlttf~fl CARPENTER SERVICE IX on.,.. 418rid< • 1Jatlic." A GUP Of COfffE YOur<G 'S 21- 3& Filhlng ,_......., 2 ConiiCa ....., ,..;,/ Be careful and you have the bicks ttf~t A~f PO~TAILf. YOU CArl tA~f!.Y ...... DOWN 32 .. _ . " 6 ......... -.1-ilollra 34 .... ....... . C2 ..., ..... • ....... Pass Opening lead: • .J YfS, Tl¥ lftlffiTS • 3 ...... _ ..... 317' Pass 7. I ......... .. a,... A K Q J •• I ,. 1• • 23 ..___ lltiduu hie : Nonb-South w.. • u. "00 a.- ..t,.... 6 A. 6 I • A 7 • K J . Remodeli·· -tar I I I C . • - as. ...... 11Find 51~ -- I 54 S..,.Miili'S ,• · ....,.,.... mallwr 211 G'-1 55 a. " w 11 T · • ' 9apiw 5I It Coallint 22 -Down . 57 Uol dolall ...., .... 's • 41 511 lrtond .15 • AQ I 5 9Jll'l85 • . 7 '6 2 .......... 13 ~., . , 1'im£ I 141111io"a ili8nd • KQ .It J. 41 12FMnolr • Q ••• •New Horne$ - EICI1 iller rn the ~ 11m 10! nthef Taday's clue: G"'ua!S If FR IAof IWLTJ RWN PLWNY ID ER SIW RISEWRY . SAFEL WNR AWTTDNWWJ.'- GBRVIYW REV~ BRJ ..... PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Painlitg_~ easy when you donllmow how, bu1 oory diftiatlt when you do • - Etlgar oegu July 1Oth- t3th Fo.r more infonnation, contact (304) 675-4340, eKt. 1444 '2 .......... 21.2101 .,_ _ 00.. by·-- H's i'nportm nat ID let one single de1eat or rtljactlon ltop you in ttw year ....d. '""- ••••!IIII•IOd :ling In most !!.! Pleasant Valley Hospital Summer Speech & Sensory Camp ilst W«<ding A.11niversary Band- 'Shatlered Souls' Saturday 9-1 St. Rt. 143 Pomeroy, OH Mr. & Mrs. Cluufls HoiMA:Ic For Children 3 to 12 years of .age June 24, 2008 to July 31 , 2008. ~ PVH Rehabilitation Services, (304) 674-2418. r ... 'fEST'EIWA'( 'I'OU ASKED I-IlM IF HE ~TED TO COME 211t/8. . I ...... •.VIR&!> ~ . ~ ., CS E R T who ·~ and1han blame him Of her I zyt'lfs person i1n'1 providfng what PEANUTS TMy would til«! to celebrote this lwppy occasion with their family and friends. To b. h<ld at the Asbury United Methodisz Churcb in Syrac..Se, OH. on Sllnda~; June 29 2:()() p.m.- 5:00 p.m. They ask that gift.<b. .ormrred. For more inlormation please call S 0 J UT ~ yuu...-,.ut your1alth in aomaor~ will uWnru tluir 7lst 'WeMUtg }liM 2lltll, up do, and time will reward you as welt CANCER (June 21-July 22) - l'oople don~ c:t\llnge, so be e.:tremely careful it rou have 1o do ~ again with someone who dick'l't '~Tat you fairly In the past. If 1hls person got away wttt1 It btlbre, he or ahe Is 11k8ty to try again. · 1S)~Ju!r 23-Aug. 22) - llocauoe of a . . . . . . . . . to have1hings go your way, MilWAY T-'VEAN Pool Tournament- Thurs 7:30 Karaoke - Friday 9-1 IM!II rtt•G ~ 0 \ 0 I' I' .." \ (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) - " ~ . . . ..... .ameooe, don't broadcast the to tl'll8f)'Df'l8 within earshot. : ~;,:;:.::: this indlviOU.I with ne or ". , :never a.k8d you in ttw fifat OUT AHI:I PI.AV.. ~<(Sop!. 7 • 23-0cl. 23) - Someone · . . ti...E10us for manipulating others you as his or her llfJid victim, r,.....cillny 11 you allow' this person to see , ...... ...,.tlli'ge1 ~e••r•• ' r..a. NdeqiJIIte or discouraged you feel. ·.«<ooo> up a good front. , -=:::...:'"-';:....~,___.. PSI CONSTRUCTION SCORPIO (Oct. 24-No>J. 22) Meaningful objaetNes can be acogmp:tiahed, provided you do not dow self· doubts to convtnoe you otherwise. -Ren reft'ber this wiae aa.ring: ~, haw met lhe enemy, ana .n Is me.SAGmAAtUS (Nov. 23-0ec. 21} ~uae you teel luoky at this 1ime. ~u , . ,g el - - In a potty deoepllon utd baled Vy OOI'J1I)IUIIonl. You won't h youf..tf or what you did to -- 801,_,.. JltUioiLEI'S MISWBitS 6119//fA Filii!: - flld&e- Hmb- Jlilar- ABSURD "Doubt ismtaplnt•.t conditio~~,"leclurcd lbe pbilosopll«, "bbt·c«<aiilly is~: ARLO I JANIS CN'IRICORN (Dec. 22..Jan. 19) - You know ..,._ than moat .about how to bargain from your 8ti811Qths - nol your ne'.kl ! aaEs - eo don't change your mod'-- gperandi. tf you are pe10eived u strong, It wilt definitely sweeten the ctMI. AOUI<AIUS (Jon. 20-l'eb. 18) you judge eomeone in advance, you could behave poorly to an Individual you merely think is going 10 treat ~u ir1 a snoddy manner: ~ ooutd Ieee a friend In the n Cei lified lie ltical Assilllnt or Uceneed Practical Nurse Full-Time Posltioi'l -- PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Only a good perfo111 •ce, not a :phony IPPR'· And - -to'" "'~ •00 1ly """' beet in othoro, a ~ manner. P~ on or bH1g an P•••-- .,.,.JM,. d•• jtW tNsL r6 .r- us.... ,. · Competitiwe 8111.-y GlUt Woddng Environment 1IIUIWS (Aptii:IO-Mooy 201-" you10 nw. tt'lil a dlr ciiiCI'tl• 1t, you Send Resume To: Family Healthcare, Inc. c/o Wanda: Edwards 'P.O. Box 707 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Fax: 740-992-o264 ) I 7__ .,.. M.a.-EW. It! Our Natwe·· _..,..,,_,., ~ ~ ,... - EOE No phone calls please Oil "ffil t«l-fru f-111-4JI-4Jf1 . JMtiag tku. tima: '--1,. SM. & s-. . Full-nme Position Avail' He Front Desk RecetManist al =•H=- jMu. Alll7iigr an~~pmstlliolt posititms lliJIItS $H,Hf ptr fU' t1rmut" Pttfontttllll'L-lHutJ unUngl, pillS ., ovtsuwlitlg htnejits p.tdugt. Nlwr Sted M.Miorr, ia Mtrim, Olrio, is .llllJitlg · -~tss NOW. Jfto~ dtt ll4ltioll ~ 1Mgat st«l prOftar. Mil still tt•whifjlila 4 '""" dull is ltiglrly '"lltil'llttJ, lu'gldy prolluai~At, 41i4 .ltJic-aW t•1~ jint. NWM is 1111 EEO ~ N- - - wlllum,....,. oft. ARIES (Mon:ll 21"""" 11)- Shoulcl • .......... 1ly .. put you 'ftMual 1 .... ,.,.m catm and ..........t 10 . . . the dlnlon . . . . . • ___ "'11"'1'"' *'* ,.n n · poco ..u.. wtwn 1l!trG loom ........ ..,.., .., I ") ~at! klndl Of hil..c . "' <IIEMINI (Mil'1:. 21-.June """"""' . 201 - '-Y - rwedetctlll Mid"~ .-u fDf "·""'--... "'h. ~ yvu icpiWUIIt yollf'Mff, truthfully, I'll oiOt.td . - tilllltty .. - -!ly. SOUP'IU NUTZ ADVERTISE ~·~faT.. ~TiJ. Be Z5 c:eN'lli ' YOUR BUSINESS IN THE CLASSIREDS Advertise in this space for $64 month ~\ - �lat. Wlftr. NASCIIR T.his Week, C/o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, •Gastonia, NC 28053 S,tlltC., 8 " -: TO)Oia/Save Mart 350 · -: 'lnlineon Raceway, Soooma, CalK. (1.99 miles), 110 laps/218.9 miles, • -: Sunday, June 22. •lAIIt ,..._111111111r: Juan l'ablo Montoya, Dodge. . , .,, ........: le1!Gordon. Chevrolet. 94.235 mph ; June 24,2005. • " - .-.1: Ricky Rudd, 81.007 mph, June 23. tuoe the LifeLook 400 at Mich> gan 'lntemational sp8edway. His fuel strategy already impel'- lalllltll.l Clift . . . .: !:ampifC'World RV llenta1250 • -: The Milwaukee MHe,WestAIIis, W'IS. (1,0. • . _: campirg world RV Sales200 • -: The Mllwaul<ee Mile, West Allis, W'IS. (1.0 . miles), 200 lapsfmlles. · iledllt'a~ finiSil that edei ided the dismiles), 250 laps/miles, tanoe from 200 to 2003 laps, · -: saturllay, June 21. Earnhlrd! ran out of on the . •Lilli ,....._ 1lillllllr: Ali: final lap, or aUeast tlis No. 88 Alm'I!Oia, Qle'lfOiet cas Chevy was burplrg like a toc1dler as tt rolled 1n1D turns one and two of the final lap. ~ rom. crash llellind the 'leaders 2002. Sll\led the day, brirgtrc ·an end • Lilt -*: All season long, 1Dthe f'IICirC and leM'C EarnDale Eamhardt Jr. has driven hard! ..~ only the task of getone of the laster cars in the ting his car, In Ills and starts, Sprint Cup Series. He couldnl ID coast aaoss the finish line. win, tno\Ch. until he had a lla9e'fllalme crossed 1l1e line ·Chevrolet that didnl cut the air· second, playirC the same fuel like a bullet Earnhardt finally game as Earnhardt but with ended a 7&race winless streal< more leewa¥. Matt !'.enselh, Vicl<ers and T01>1 S"'-1: also · ~ usirc sound fuel strategy finiShed in the 1Dp five, and QU~ a M of luck ID cap. • ' . ~ Benson. lojota. mph·, June 22, 2007 . • . _ -.1: Dennis Set· zer. Chevrolet. 109.907 mph, June 24, 2005, .• Lilt wtllc Eril< Darnell • drove a Ford ID viciDry at MiChigan in a s~ finish over~ Benson's Toyota. 1 ... , .~ .. '~· , ! u s ' t ' I w. ..... . s a.1r. 1 · . 1 ·1 1 ..• ' . . ,, 1 ·, tt's not really a till betloeen the .: two -they're lof'Clime Jriends " but llenseth didn't think tt proper : for N~SCAR o!!icials to allOW Eal'l\r · hard!, gas evaporating from his ' Chevy, to coast past the pace car • under caution at Michigan, ' I mean.~ . ~- Maurlcia Grant. !las ' llle<l• $225 million lawsu~ mSCAR. •ueging <acial : ~n~:.~=:~ :,~~~~)~=~~ ·' :and seul harassment know that you could ·ever pass the : pace car: • NUCAR 11111 liNk'S..... " o.tt..,_llltW.: ' ltwasntt , ~ Pl1oto6 by CIA Stock Photos CII ... L4,11jlllllll~-.u 1 .... .,~-·· , " ' ' ,, :~• . NJS I ..... J . . . , _ ..... ,~~ .. like the offrcials didn't notice, ii'My •· warned Earnhardt not to do K .• , .; ·agatn. It's sort of the equ~ !If ,• · getting a warning ticket ~~ state ti'OQper: . , .t Me Sella '11111111 -tllillltlie41i1MIIII•afltltllC:.,IICIIIIIIrtill ; a:ularly ~ived 11p'to e"""ctr • tiOni, In .hiS first race. t1e fil1r '. ->illlllll.silllll. dll;hls third, .he won flam... . I ' lflomthe~, " ~ :i•flaaer4:·tle le~efop•tJt. .of southem Ohw a4 western West VUflllltL s • Una Nationwide SerieS .1\r , ll'lqJano is :a rarity: a !'OU'1t driVr • « v.tlo, to this tiJOinl, has spec, .. :J<WV"i R SIWill Cl4l SII!Kiit.., , • ·NASCAR ·o!!icials called a · dosiJIMjoor omeeti'1t of driwrs ,and •owners .at ·Michigan, report, , . «<ly UtJirW those present to qu~ • #!PirC about 1l1e -netic car, ·' .•of: ... jill will til'"" htk tB ~~mils, iastm, ,~ . • E lllltf •• .. ·we.teD tlt'ltdTJ,fl1 th.eJri.Couaq Area's rith IIIII eolorfal hisltt'1·~ v .JIIMMIID ,I Ib-Gl!Aid 111111 llllllillddillftllee'i(1!illh ilnl ,..rs Wlclary at lrllllleln Race- · · , ,., 38fh•llidlip:n, " -'llunpld>ID 22od•ln llle : ;1181inst . . ., ( ~· ; , .....v.)~OOB . No. 20 GAMESTOP TOYOTA NATIONWIDE SERIES. • .i •. j /. a Q YJIIC _ ., Mile Skinner, TOYOta. !22.187 1A J 'fJO.Jl! .e.P b'JD d}ff JOEY LOGANO e · -: fridir, June 20. •Lilli ,....._......., John. . •4 F;IOC _ ., Johnny Sauter, IJoc!le, !22.595 •mph, ~une 25,2005, • . _ _ .: Jason llelier, Forn,103.093 mph,June 29, 2003. •Lilli -*: Joey Logano. 18, became the youf1l"SI driver ever to win in the Ner tionwide Series, capturirg the Meger 300 at llerrtucky Speedway in his third Sllrt. Tlll'nldl 1 • J, '! 1 , 11'\lllt'tOna 500 winner Ryan New, : manMS72 Olfthe point lead. •. !llaytonuunner~ Kurt B_usch :. •IIIII '676 llehind. Newman is • , • 8llln 'lliclers fett N~SCAR Oii\·CIIil!i!XJSI him a ~ichigan victo, q. AcconlirC to Viclers, even lho!Chohe !lad passed Mark ·lllltrtin two laps earlier, o!!icials ·doeatened·to blacl<-11!1& his Toy. ·ota nhe didn1 give up the pos• 1ion 1D Martin under caution, ' • II' Earnhardt's .car Degan sputter, ~ drt'Oil the flnallapat Michigan. ~. At.alloutthe •sametime, a crash • iOalUift!d llehlnd •lhe leaders. : He :the crash :not occurred, •,,. illlley :lllllne WOUld lilely haNe : .wun_.m, ' 1 a.w••• F , .a•- :; ·~~rc ,. · illll. Busch 19th. " ............ At the ripe 18, Logano proves that he can win big ,, ~ Lnpnt;~ ·moved into one rof the fastest cars, al'~e Nationwide Series., the NASCAR This Week 1 No 18-year-old in NASCAI bistory bas been watched from afar like .Joey ~' When 'Mark Martin proclaimed to . the world that Joey Logano was destined to be a NASCAI superstl!J', it raised a few eyebrows, At the time, Logano was .only 12 years old. hlgano bad to wait 1111ti1 he was 18 - he reached that milestone ron May 24- to race ia the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Oo J.une H, in Iris third race, 'be won at Kentucky Speedway, becoming the fOUDgesl driver ·ever to win in the :Series, "Yah, bl>e's a little of press1111e," said Logano, '1but we're all bette for a .certain reason, We're all here to ,go out and • races and .do the best tbat we cao. Whether .allthe bype is on me, or whatever, it doesn't really make that big of a difference. Once we ·IO . peen, it doeim'it really make a differenceaDymore," .. The first time he ever cliJribed.into one of Joe Gibbs Racing's Nationwide Series Thyotas, Logano finished smh in the Heluva Good! 200. lfwo weeks later, Logano scored his historic 'bn:aktbroup, To young men of great talent comes ·gl'elt opportunity, particularly iri tbe iDem singly youthful NASCAR world. . J.GR No. 20 that bad carried three other drivers - Tony Stewart, 'Kyle BuschillldDeJJny Hamlin- in victory lane this y.ear, "'t's $citing for us, because of tbe . talpt,~t the aost important thing ' for u8 is tbat we're not putting undo pressure ·on .Joey (Logauo) to.run up jront each and .every week,~ said ·Gibbs, , "For us, it:S wbatever tbe timing is, we're .committed, 'lbyota's oommitted, and I think it's exciting for us :to see young people that have great talent, have a tremendous desire, and also, we feel like ;lie's the right ltind of person, That:S more important for .us, llld I thilik :this is an ·m:iting time for •us:~ "lt kind ,of goes .back to what Mark Martin .said," said J,i), Gibbs, the coach's son and .team president ·•J thought lie wu crazy at the time, but Mark (Martin) bas good :wisdom, because he Rilly WUD't tbat fir off:" ..,. The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH (740) 992-2155 The United States Senate once ' .pondered a bill that would have banned 111 auto raci'1t. Ore&on -' Sen, Richard Neuberger, responding to a series of tJa&edies In major auto races around the -ld, chal)\' ,. pione~ the •ban, NASCAR vice pres> , dent Ed Otto met with Pres, .Ow~ C, Eisenhower at the president'S • farm in Gettysburg, Pa,, and 1l1e . president assured Otto that the bill · 'woull! never cet out of the Senate," according to a biography of Otto (Ed Otto: NASCAR 1s Silent Partner, by Edpr Otto and Joann Bion~l . Ooastal181, . , www,coastal181.com, $29.95} pub- , II shed this year. · I /"\. 1 l a r r J r"'J"! LJ tw au .L r ' ../ ,. na•,.. R&Jd more from Monte Dutton at Wllllll,gasfOIIpU!te,com ' ..... ~,~~ ' ' t~ : tl.w..i.... ..W'·~~ : ;,ttr!~Hi~ ! ...,...,, ..........d )'l1j. •: Here Is an idea from an olckllil'l : 1'8CirC fan. Since the USPS relses ,~r. ' rates Mry May, ileltt jlelr's price of l: a slalllll will be 43 cents. I think all f ·~ ' fans should petition the : postal service to honor RiChard~ • wtth the43-cent stamp, How.1lln ; this ban .l flt roll it'(? ~ ., ..........Pe!; Drifton. • We dent lliinl< txllfalreleS actuaiJ up eoery May on ;any schedule, • but yours Is cerralnly an lntefeSiit!l ~ flO !dell. ·f'ellllll& momentum w/1/IIIJIICI · as people fllld your feller, · ·Let's Go Racin!! "£ .,,.., ;,....- -t1/at" Howu• • : *ford&.._.u.,....,. • Engll1118, 11• 1t1r Crill a Tl• IF 111111-. *Aftlnratwtfll JIICIA . . . . . . . . . ACIDI I J lkltirt •FarMS'' I olt1WII'' HOLZER (LINit • 1 "'• • 1 • .' ~-· - ' �lat. Wlftr. NASCIIR T.his Week, C/o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, •Gastonia, NC 28053 S,tlltC., 8 " -: TO)Oia/Save Mart 350 · -: 'lnlineon Raceway, Soooma, CalK. (1.99 miles), 110 laps/218.9 miles, • -: Sunday, June 22. •lAIIt ,..._111111111r: Juan l'ablo Montoya, Dodge. . , .,, ........: le1!Gordon. Chevrolet. 94.235 mph ; June 24,2005. • " - .-.1: Ricky Rudd, 81.007 mph, June 23. tuoe the LifeLook 400 at Mich> gan 'lntemational sp8edway. His fuel strategy already impel'- lalllltll.l Clift . . . .: !:ampifC'World RV llenta1250 • -: The Milwaukee MHe,WestAIIis, W'IS. (1,0. • . _: campirg world RV Sales200 • -: The Mllwaul<ee Mile, West Allis, W'IS. (1.0 . miles), 200 lapsfmlles. · iledllt'a~ finiSil that edei ided the dismiles), 250 laps/miles, tanoe from 200 to 2003 laps, · -: saturllay, June 21. Earnhlrd! ran out of on the . •Lilli ,....._ 1lillllllr: Ali: final lap, or aUeast tlis No. 88 Alm'I!Oia, Qle'lfOiet cas Chevy was burplrg like a toc1dler as tt rolled 1n1D turns one and two of the final lap. ~ rom. crash llellind the 'leaders 2002. Sll\led the day, brirgtrc ·an end • Lilt -*: All season long, 1Dthe f'IICirC and leM'C EarnDale Eamhardt Jr. has driven hard! ..~ only the task of getone of the laster cars in the ting his car, In Ills and starts, Sprint Cup Series. He couldnl ID coast aaoss the finish line. win, tno\Ch. until he had a lla9e'fllalme crossed 1l1e line ·Chevrolet that didnl cut the air· second, playirC the same fuel like a bullet Earnhardt finally game as Earnhardt but with ended a 7&race winless streal< more leewa¥. Matt !'.enselh, Vicl<ers and T01>1 S"'-1: also · ~ usirc sound fuel strategy finiShed in the 1Dp five, and QU~ a M of luck ID cap. • ' . ~ Benson. lojota. mph·, June 22, 2007 . • . _ -.1: Dennis Set· zer. Chevrolet. 109.907 mph, June 24, 2005, .• Lilt wtllc Eril< Darnell • drove a Ford ID viciDry at MiChigan in a s~ finish over~ Benson's Toyota. 1 ... , .~ .. '~· , ! u s ' t ' I w. ..... . s a.1r. 1 · . 1 ·1 1 ..• ' . . ,, 1 ·, tt's not really a till betloeen the .: two -they're lof'Clime Jriends " but llenseth didn't think tt proper : for N~SCAR o!!icials to allOW Eal'l\r · hard!, gas evaporating from his ' Chevy, to coast past the pace car • under caution at Michigan, ' I mean.~ . ~- Maurlcia Grant. !las ' llle<l• $225 million lawsu~ mSCAR. •ueging <acial : ~n~:.~=:~ :,~~~~)~=~~ ·' :and seul harassment know that you could ·ever pass the : pace car: • NUCAR 11111 liNk'S..... " o.tt..,_llltW.: ' ltwasntt , ~ Pl1oto6 by CIA Stock Photos CII ... L4,11jlllllll~-.u 1 .... .,~-·· , " ' ' ,, :~• . NJS I ..... J . . . , _ ..... ,~~ .. like the offrcials didn't notice, ii'My •· warned Earnhardt not to do K .• , .; ·agatn. It's sort of the equ~ !If ,• · getting a warning ticket ~~ state ti'OQper: . , .t Me Sella '11111111 -tllillltlie41i1MIIII•afltltllC:.,IICIIIIIIrtill ; a:ularly ~ived 11p'to e"""ctr • tiOni, In .hiS first race. t1e fil1r '. ->illlllll.silllll. dll;hls third, .he won flam... . I ' lflomthe~, " ~ :i•flaaer4:·tle le~efop•tJt. .of southem Ohw a4 western West VUflllltL s • Una Nationwide SerieS .1\r , ll'lqJano is :a rarity: a !'OU'1t driVr • « v.tlo, to this tiJOinl, has spec, .. :J<WV"i R SIWill Cl4l SII!Kiit.., , • ·NASCAR ·o!!icials called a · dosiJIMjoor omeeti'1t of driwrs ,and •owners .at ·Michigan, report, , . «<ly UtJirW those present to qu~ • #!PirC about 1l1e -netic car, ·' .•of: ... jill will til'"" htk tB ~~mils, iastm, ,~ . • E lllltf •• .. ·we.teD tlt'ltdTJ,fl1 th.eJri.Couaq Area's rith IIIII eolorfal hisltt'1·~ v .JIIMMIID ,I Ib-Gl!Aid 111111 llllllillddillftllee'i(1!illh ilnl ,..rs Wlclary at lrllllleln Race- · · , ,., 38fh•llidlip:n, " -'llunpld>ID 22od•ln llle : ;1181inst . . ., ( ~· ; , .....v.)~OOB . No. 20 GAMESTOP TOYOTA NATIONWIDE SERIES. • .i •. j /. a Q YJIIC _ ., Mile Skinner, TOYOta. !22.187 1A J 'fJO.Jl! .e.P b'JD d}ff JOEY LOGANO e · -: fridir, June 20. •Lilli ,....._......., John. . •4 F;IOC _ ., Johnny Sauter, IJoc!le, !22.595 •mph, ~une 25,2005, • . _ _ .: Jason llelier, Forn,103.093 mph,June 29, 2003. •Lilli -*: Joey Logano. 18, became the youf1l"SI driver ever to win in the Ner tionwide Series, capturirg the Meger 300 at llerrtucky Speedway in his third Sllrt. Tlll'nldl 1 • J, '! 1 , 11'\lllt'tOna 500 winner Ryan New, : manMS72 Olfthe point lead. •. !llaytonuunner~ Kurt B_usch :. •IIIII '676 llehind. Newman is • , • 8llln 'lliclers fett N~SCAR Oii\·CIIil!i!XJSI him a ~ichigan victo, q. AcconlirC to Viclers, even lho!Chohe !lad passed Mark ·lllltrtin two laps earlier, o!!icials ·doeatened·to blacl<-11!1& his Toy. ·ota nhe didn1 give up the pos• 1ion 1D Martin under caution, ' • II' Earnhardt's .car Degan sputter, ~ drt'Oil the flnallapat Michigan. ~. At.alloutthe •sametime, a crash • iOalUift!d llehlnd •lhe leaders. : He :the crash :not occurred, •,,. illlley :lllllne WOUld lilely haNe : .wun_.m, ' 1 a.w••• F , .a•- :; ·~~rc ,. · illll. Busch 19th. " ............ At the ripe 18, Logano proves that he can win big ,, ~ Lnpnt;~ ·moved into one rof the fastest cars, al'~e Nationwide Series., the NASCAR This Week 1 No 18-year-old in NASCAI bistory bas been watched from afar like .Joey ~' When 'Mark Martin proclaimed to . the world that Joey Logano was destined to be a NASCAI superstl!J', it raised a few eyebrows, At the time, Logano was .only 12 years old. hlgano bad to wait 1111ti1 he was 18 - he reached that milestone ron May 24- to race ia the NASCAR Nationwide Series, Oo J.une H, in Iris third race, 'be won at Kentucky Speedway, becoming the fOUDgesl driver ·ever to win in the :Series, "Yah, bl>e's a little of press1111e," said Logano, '1but we're all bette for a .certain reason, We're all here to ,go out and • races and .do the best tbat we cao. Whether .allthe bype is on me, or whatever, it doesn't really make that big of a difference. Once we ·IO . peen, it doeim'it really make a differenceaDymore," .. The first time he ever cliJribed.into one of Joe Gibbs Racing's Nationwide Series Thyotas, Logano finished smh in the Heluva Good! 200. lfwo weeks later, Logano scored his historic 'bn:aktbroup, To young men of great talent comes ·gl'elt opportunity, particularly iri tbe iDem singly youthful NASCAR world. . J.GR No. 20 that bad carried three other drivers - Tony Stewart, 'Kyle BuschillldDeJJny Hamlin- in victory lane this y.ear, "'t's $citing for us, because of tbe . talpt,~t the aost important thing ' for u8 is tbat we're not putting undo pressure ·on .Joey (Logauo) to.run up jront each and .every week,~ said ·Gibbs, , "For us, it:S wbatever tbe timing is, we're .committed, 'lbyota's oommitted, and I think it's exciting for us :to see young people that have great talent, have a tremendous desire, and also, we feel like ;lie's the right ltind of person, That:S more important for .us, llld I thilik :this is an ·m:iting time for •us:~ "lt kind ,of goes .back to what Mark Martin .said," said J,i), Gibbs, the coach's son and .team president ·•J thought lie wu crazy at the time, but Mark (Martin) bas good :wisdom, because he Rilly WUD't tbat fir off:" ..,. The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH (740) 992-2155 The United States Senate once ' .pondered a bill that would have banned 111 auto raci'1t. Ore&on -' Sen, Richard Neuberger, responding to a series of tJa&edies In major auto races around the -ld, chal)\' ,. pione~ the •ban, NASCAR vice pres> , dent Ed Otto met with Pres, .Ow~ C, Eisenhower at the president'S • farm in Gettysburg, Pa,, and 1l1e . president assured Otto that the bill · 'woull! never cet out of the Senate," according to a biography of Otto (Ed Otto: NASCAR 1s Silent Partner, by Edpr Otto and Joann Bion~l . Ooastal181, . , www,coastal181.com, $29.95} pub- , II shed this year. · I /"\. 1 l a r r J r"'J"! LJ tw au .L r ' ../ ,. na•,.. R&Jd more from Monte Dutton at Wllllll,gasfOIIpU!te,com ' ..... ~,~~ ' ' t~ : tl.w..i.... ..W'·~~ : ;,ttr!~Hi~ ! ...,...,, ..........d )'l1j. •: Here Is an idea from an olckllil'l : 1'8CirC fan. Since the USPS relses ,~r. ' rates Mry May, ileltt jlelr's price of l: a slalllll will be 43 cents. I think all f ·~ ' fans should petition the : postal service to honor RiChard~ • wtth the43-cent stamp, How.1lln ; this ban .l flt roll it'(? ~ ., ..........Pe!; Drifton. • We dent lliinl< txllfalreleS actuaiJ up eoery May on ;any schedule, • but yours Is cerralnly an lntefeSiit!l ~ flO !dell. ·f'ellllll& momentum w/1/IIIJIICI · as people fllld your feller, · ·Let's Go Racin!! "£ .,,.., ;,....- -t1/at" Howu• • : *ford&.._.u.,....,. • Engll1118, 11• 1t1r Crill a Tl• IF 111111-. *Aftlnratwtfll JIICIA . . . . . . . . . ACIDI I J lkltirt •FarMS'' I olt1WII'' HOLZER (LINit • 1 "'• • 1 • .' ~-· - ' �.. • ' ' ' . -------------------------------------------------------------------.~ ~ ·· Friday, June 20, 2008 GALLIA COUNTY · . . . ~hge2 .,. . ,nday, June 20, 2008 (. '{ ..\ Doing H the old-fmshlolledl illiiJ: YOung inM _. • uw to cut Ice for their famii-.'ICII hQOnuu pond In P.b• IG1hls . photo possibly d8llng ...........tnt ........ :1900s. " I • of,... I . t ' t l ' •.... · . ~ J •1 t 1 1M~·· .......... . IIIII ~-·Ill Dulnan,F. 8ilmelt 1s ....... . . . 1:131 ...... dell\wt truck.; lbeBumaltdalry~~ln-FII' ~cowa....,relsed • provide milk and cr11 m, 'whlc:ll ... put Into g'sra ~a, 1hen ,._........ 1111. ....,.. . • Dllll :lin II 077 II 1nlad With a,... .C ip. Otl•wy1oyow._ dOalablp . . plll'l or ... famly bliltlnsn,'WIIh. toldltJn a -nllund Point PI Taunt. Photo COurtesy of ..kim and Belinda Burnett . Photos couttesy of the Gallia County Historical Society I ·~«, ' " ~ ' · . ~'P!OPLE CARING. FOR PEOPLE" Over the years, Farmers Bank has always excelled in customer sewice. T1un's w~y tve 've grown! - JoAnn Crisp Human Resource$ Admmistrator. Pomeroy 2008 Farmers Bank Emp/o~ Choice Award Wlnner It's Who We Are! ·~ Fa . . I ....... PoollleHta 7 ' , lhilplfUJ4ti'' leGMIIIIW ....... Gpelill.ln1... 11wpool . . ' Ifill alll;.ttMAsll,.. ... apstlll•oftlleiWWpadl....atoe •: rr•s , II ...... a . . . . . .,GilliG 'Nj a"1 a¢ Q · Bank ' Photos courtesy of• Ga1litl Counly HU1orictll Soddy • ' • ,. '' • .. . .• Neighbors. Voluntters. 7~0_ ,,,, , PomeroyPlains Tuppers 740.667.3161 Gallipolis Mason 7W.446.2265 304.773.6400 Farno s IPoint Ptea$8nt • Friends . www.tt.c.com 304.~7~: 8200 Member FOtC / �.. • ' ' ' . -------------------------------------------------------------------.~ ~ ·· Friday, June 20, 2008 GALLIA COUNTY · . . . ~hge2 .,. . ,nday, June 20, 2008 (. '{ ..\ Doing H the old-fmshlolledl illiiJ: YOung inM _. • uw to cut Ice for their famii-.'ICII hQOnuu pond In P.b• IG1hls . photo possibly d8llng ...........tnt ........ :1900s. " I • of,... I . t ' t l ' •.... · . ~ J •1 t 1 1M~·· .......... . IIIII ~-·Ill Dulnan,F. 8ilmelt 1s ....... . . . 1:131 ...... dell\wt truck.; lbeBumaltdalry~~ln-FII' ~cowa....,relsed • provide milk and cr11 m, 'whlc:ll ... put Into g'sra ~a, 1hen ,._........ 1111. ....,.. . • Dllll :lin II 077 II 1nlad With a,... .C ip. Otl•wy1oyow._ dOalablp . . plll'l or ... famly bliltlnsn,'WIIh. toldltJn a -nllund Point PI Taunt. Photo COurtesy of ..kim and Belinda Burnett . Photos couttesy of the Gallia County Historical Society I ·~«, ' " ~ ' · . ~'P!OPLE CARING. FOR PEOPLE" Over the years, Farmers Bank has always excelled in customer sewice. T1un's w~y tve 've grown! - JoAnn Crisp Human Resource$ Admmistrator. Pomeroy 2008 Farmers Bank Emp/o~ Choice Award Wlnner It's Who We Are! ·~ Fa . . I ....... PoollleHta 7 ' , lhilplfUJ4ti'' leGMIIIIW ....... Gpelill.ln1... 11wpool . . ' Ifill alll;.ttMAsll,.. ... apstlll•oftlleiWWpadl....atoe •: rr•s , II ...... a . . . . . .,GilliG 'Nj a"1 a¢ Q · Bank ' Photos courtesy of• Ga1litl Counly HU1orictll Soddy • ' • ,. '' • .. . .• Neighbors. Voluntters. 7~0_ ,,,, , PomeroyPlains Tuppers 740.667.3161 Gallipolis Mason 7W.446.2265 304.773.6400 Farno s IPoint Ptea$8nt • Friends . www.tt.c.com 304.~7~: 8200 Member FOtC / �.. . -. ~ • rou Page4 ears rou Friday, June 20, 2008 MEIGS COUNTY 'Friday, June 20, 2008 Page S MEIGS COUNTY ---.....---~ ··· - -······- ho"" . · a ·afamiliar site In the early 1900s. This wagon was. ~n8d : ,HOrne d811v.,-y ef meat from a wagon puHett by a • · ' by the C. F. Besserer Meat Market In l\llddeport. .. · > • • ·~~MliJ.f=alr•ground grand1star1d is unique among It curves with·the racetrack. Designed on the first turn In the mid·1880s by Lore Davis, National Register of Historical Places In 1983. f . .. so years. · t am• ta ····· ~ ·· . ' BnJbfll ~ . ' . • ,,· . .,.,....In • ' "::i;' • ' • In 1885 Ohio ranked lhird In the lhe prodUction Of salt. cMore tban 75 ~.Of .It .... fJOntl'iomli:,OV, -~to ltle Ohio Historical Sodtity. ''sJOi! prodi!Ciidlft PomerOy -~ inany years were the Buclteye Salt and the Exce'sior Salt Worb, · .pic:tu... here, Which~ opet111Ckwi undl tbe late 19&o.. . .aways-., big In Meigs County. This Pomeroy · . .._.,not a school team, was pOpular from abo.u t 1890 to 1900. , T...............wer. teft to right front, Hiram Blackmore, Albert UHler, Mel~ and Pert.Clifton, and back, Dr. Brad Hanlin, Ralston · 'AU••~, Sr., Smer Reed, Albert Russell, and Phil Wolf. The pictUre · waa P.f'Ov~ by a Ru.-ell family member from the collection CJf · the tate Florence Russell Smith family. here It's the perfect time of year to get started on the work you love, starting with the best deal ever on your favorite Massey Ferguson® tractors. · . ' This'Mlddlepolt couple, Jravellng In :Style lo the 1t20., take a bnNik from .d ltYing ~town In thalr bmnd .-. • ··· • • . • .6 • O.n May 1; 1t24 the steamer Cincinnati landlt.!L. at the Pomeroy · wharf, It was · . carrying memberw of CJnc:innatl's ' buslneu '«>rpnti.atlone on Choose from our sub-co.mpact tractors , including our GC2300 and GC2600 Series, our hard working 1500 Series compacts (1529, 1532, 1533, 1540), and our rugged 2605 2WD utility tractor. What are you waiting for? Live LARGE! Dream BIG! And save a TON! See your Massey Ferguson dealer today or visit · www. masseyferguson.com. 'On _....,...,~allltfromAGCOFinnle lLC. Avoilaill< for oquo1 month~ l")'l1101t$ onlj. Lases and Ollloni»ymtlltt aniloblut rfltllltt ..... - . _ , . . .. .-on Clift"""'~ · OHm Jlllll<abltto made ~prn \through Juno JO.2001. pu"'""" ~,....,.._.,_lordelall•. *fiftng~>ndeligi!ift~l!qlli- .. a goochrlll triP • .,.. booming. • Oilettaulljeamchonge. JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. to Ullp Couftty wbent~ I · 2150 EASTERN AVE. • • to 1897 IMieW..we~er, wateuYCM".,whele In dcwn&un . :Pomlloy~ lbis WM e _.on 1118fn· S1teet at the Uerttctlon ol couet. The flood a¥ltd at e1 ._.- 15feeubo,.,. lu d...., • Photos from tht Hoeflich coUection Photos from the Hoejlieh collection '• GALLIPOLIS, OH 7 40-446-9777 MASSEY FERGUSON ·lt ww:.nins.\e~f,•rgliso!l.COnt ® 2008 AGCO Corporation , 4205 R iver G'reen Parkway , Duluth , GA 30096 (8001767 - 3221 ~ �.. . -. ~ • rou Page4 ears rou Friday, June 20, 2008 MEIGS COUNTY 'Friday, June 20, 2008 Page S MEIGS COUNTY ---.....---~ ··· - -······- ho"" . · a ·afamiliar site In the early 1900s. This wagon was. ~n8d : ,HOrne d811v.,-y ef meat from a wagon puHett by a • · ' by the C. F. Besserer Meat Market In l\llddeport. .. · > • • ·~~MliJ.f=alr•ground grand1star1d is unique among It curves with·the racetrack. Designed on the first turn In the mid·1880s by Lore Davis, National Register of Historical Places In 1983. f . .. so years. · t am• ta ····· ~ ·· . ' BnJbfll ~ . ' . • ,,· . .,.,....In • ' "::i;' • ' • In 1885 Ohio ranked lhird In the lhe prodUction Of salt. cMore tban 75 ~.Of .It .... fJOntl'iomli:,OV, -~to ltle Ohio Historical Sodtity. ''sJOi! prodi!Ciidlft PomerOy -~ inany years were the Buclteye Salt and the Exce'sior Salt Worb, · .pic:tu... here, Which~ opet111Ckwi undl tbe late 19&o.. . .aways-., big In Meigs County. This Pomeroy · . .._.,not a school team, was pOpular from abo.u t 1890 to 1900. , T...............wer. teft to right front, Hiram Blackmore, Albert UHler, Mel~ and Pert.Clifton, and back, Dr. Brad Hanlin, Ralston · 'AU••~, Sr., Smer Reed, Albert Russell, and Phil Wolf. The pictUre · waa P.f'Ov~ by a Ru.-ell family member from the collection CJf · the tate Florence Russell Smith family. here It's the perfect time of year to get started on the work you love, starting with the best deal ever on your favorite Massey Ferguson® tractors. · . ' This'Mlddlepolt couple, Jravellng In :Style lo the 1t20., take a bnNik from .d ltYing ~town In thalr bmnd .-. • ··· • • . • .6 • O.n May 1; 1t24 the steamer Cincinnati landlt.!L. at the Pomeroy · wharf, It was · . carrying memberw of CJnc:innatl's ' buslneu '«>rpnti.atlone on Choose from our sub-co.mpact tractors , including our GC2300 and GC2600 Series, our hard working 1500 Series compacts (1529, 1532, 1533, 1540), and our rugged 2605 2WD utility tractor. What are you waiting for? Live LARGE! Dream BIG! And save a TON! See your Massey Ferguson dealer today or visit · www. masseyferguson.com. 'On _....,...,~allltfromAGCOFinnle lLC. Avoilaill< for oquo1 month~ l")'l1101t$ onlj. Lases and Ollloni»ymtlltt aniloblut rfltllltt ..... - . _ , . . .. .-on Clift"""'~ · OHm Jlllll<abltto made ~prn \through Juno JO.2001. pu"'""" ~,....,.._.,_lordelall•. *fiftng~>ndeligi!ift~l!qlli- .. a goochrlll triP • .,.. booming. • Oilettaulljeamchonge. JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT, INC. to Ullp Couftty wbent~ I · 2150 EASTERN AVE. • • to 1897 IMieW..we~er, wateuYCM".,whele In dcwn&un . :Pomlloy~ lbis WM e _.on 1118fn· S1teet at the Uerttctlon ol couet. The flood a¥ltd at e1 ._.- 15feeubo,.,. lu d...., • Photos from tht Hoeflich coUection Photos from the Hoejlieh collection '• GALLIPOLIS, OH 7 40-446-9777 MASSEY FERGUSON ·lt ww:.nins.\e~f,•rgliso!l.COnt ® 2008 AGCO Corporation , 4205 R iver G'reen Parkway , Duluth , GA 30096 (8001767 - 3221 ~ �. . . J Page6 Friday, June 20, 2008 MASON COUNTY June 20, 2008 ..·Friday, . .. MASON COUNTY . . •. Pin r'ant once ... aartled by art ..a.- fleet oUaxl cabs. ......... ,.. •• of < "*'*'"'• . -cabe., . . tn '1812. ~ r• ' ' f •: . ~ ,.. ' 1 · . . Llynt ~ .Ntw lilY«'~ btg81'.1 their Jgng . and sllcceuful ~ In j)fOfessiOJ\!II bareballln the 1920s 8t the Debolt Tlgers' 8rlatoi firm dub. T,he Bllatol'a · rna.,... cut holM In Hany'a aocU to ... , , . hJm ap8t1 trom Herman, bl,lt thit twins . promptly awltched .ocb. . .. . . .Hlte··and!«M't· ~n POint'P'-~••nt *• owned 6y Grover c. ·: Is · rM·In front Of the Htte homeon:VIand Street. . Identical twtna Harry and He1111al'! ~ Point Page7 • " • . - ' , •• I ~ t ;. ' · , ._ The State Theatre marquee in 1948. Flood waters routinely ravaged 'i . d~wntown Point . Pleasant before the const11Jc:tiori ofthe • floodwall in the 1950s. .. Photos courtesy of Sam Juniper and Peoples Bank ,•. alfton o..- Sc.bOot • • .,.,,~ 1ri.111a and wu one of the feW bl.jlfdlnga that ·• . ·. The ~ved the·Great etlftol1 Fire In 1893. · . • ·. ...,. 811 / ' . ~ Polut Plnsrrl . . budlng with d..,. Jn 1808. Here, the Spencer tea 1rcan be...,. on._ • homie Jo fll'ldef ca'llliee .net Marblt accenta. The botet, now :known Mlhe.J:tlstoric Lowe Hole I, . . buill fOr • •000 In 1900. . . > I . 11.1 in ' ' .. f ' j' ,,t ; ~-. '. "' .Dick Huc:teon, right, and Dick leport, left, have their picture Wilen In a :photo booth during the MillOn Countj Fal.r. Photo courtesy of Samantha.'Likens . . The nr.t ..tt was mar1ufactluNCI In le.1ford tn 1856 ~a great trOUflh of Mit brine wn· II acovered beneath the .......... Here, a11ptorsu of Salt W.U pause for a moment In the early 1~. Lh.,..oolwaa the IMI of the otd aall minas to cloaa in 1Ma. u.•poot .• , . ... Point ;pa 7 ~ lnt High Sclloal marching the bancra "flrat m$iwltlt equid, whlctl WOM . tland........, ' .u nlfonM made by OM . . of the ...... moa...... • Photos courtesy of Sam Juniper and Peoples Bank -------~--·· ----- · -- --------~---------- ( '• --=.,--- - --------- '--·· -·--· ' . ·' .. .. '. • ~.~. ".,t . . �. . . J Page6 Friday, June 20, 2008 MASON COUNTY June 20, 2008 ..·Friday, . .. MASON COUNTY . . •. Pin r'ant once ... aartled by art ..a.- fleet oUaxl cabs. ......... ,.. •• of < "*'*'"'• . -cabe., . . tn '1812. ~ r• ' ' f •: . ~ ,.. ' 1 · . . Llynt ~ .Ntw lilY«'~ btg81'.1 their Jgng . and sllcceuful ~ In j)fOfessiOJ\!II bareballln the 1920s 8t the Debolt Tlgers' 8rlatoi firm dub. T,he Bllatol'a · rna.,... cut holM In Hany'a aocU to ... , , . hJm ap8t1 trom Herman, bl,lt thit twins . promptly awltched .ocb. . .. . . .Hlte··and!«M't· ~n POint'P'-~••nt *• owned 6y Grover c. ·: Is · rM·In front Of the Htte homeon:VIand Street. . Identical twtna Harry and He1111al'! ~ Point Page7 • " • . - ' , •• I ~ t ;. ' · , ._ The State Theatre marquee in 1948. Flood waters routinely ravaged 'i . d~wntown Point . Pleasant before the const11Jc:tiori ofthe • floodwall in the 1950s. .. Photos courtesy of Sam Juniper and Peoples Bank ,•. alfton o..- Sc.bOot • • .,.,,~ 1ri.111a and wu one of the feW bl.jlfdlnga that ·• . ·. The ~ved the·Great etlftol1 Fire In 1893. · . • ·. ...,. 811 / ' . ~ Polut Plnsrrl . . budlng with d..,. Jn 1808. Here, the Spencer tea 1rcan be...,. on._ • homie Jo fll'ldef ca'llliee .net Marblt accenta. The botet, now :known Mlhe.J:tlstoric Lowe Hole I, . . buill fOr • •000 In 1900. . . > I . 11.1 in ' ' .. f ' j' ,,t ; ~-. '. "' .Dick Huc:teon, right, and Dick leport, left, have their picture Wilen In a :photo booth during the MillOn Countj Fal.r. Photo courtesy of Samantha.'Likens . . The nr.t ..tt was mar1ufactluNCI In le.1ford tn 1856 ~a great trOUflh of Mit brine wn· II acovered beneath the .......... Here, a11ptorsu of Salt W.U pause for a moment In the early 1~. Lh.,..oolwaa the IMI of the otd aall minas to cloaa in 1Ma. u.•poot .• , . ... Point ;pa 7 ~ lnt High Sclloal marching the bancra "flrat m$iwltlt equid, whlctl WOM . tland........, ' .u nlfonM made by OM . . of the ...... moa...... • Photos courtesy of Sam Juniper and Peoples Bank -------~--·· ----- · -- --------~---------- ( '• --=.,--- - --------- '--·· -·--· ' . ·' .. .. '. • ~.~. ".,t . . �PageS Friday, June 20, 2008 GALLIA COUNTY GALLIA COUNTY Page9 • 'IWOMftl I Gnll•llt . . Tcuilllolp • • ••••• Oik ........,. , ' . . ,.. - .' tD ~ ii#IJ .... .. . 7 •• Opa udin Ill lit fQ " as ceunar . ' 183•• ........... .............. ,.,g. . I!Chooi,Ws ' ID .... arv-. .... ... ........ ...... ............ 1. . . . . ... tllnce II FJ I dl crllac3ll F uaJttWIIIL pliCa tor lacilt ... aJiillllunlly . •aa,ll . ucidetaall:a NIIOIIaticM in2006• • EDICAL ·CE TER t~i:~tj'""·nql hospJ~ela~ ·.... al services to • • ' ,, ' ~ ' ,\ . .-, I ' " I . '"0 • " ' ' 'I ' •.. !,: . ~ . . 1909 Holzer Infirmary A home converted into a 7 bed Infirmary 1929 First Holzer Hospital · ~ Beainalng as a 25 bed faciUty ' /. .. ' . I ~~e·n..............~it remains today....~ ...."~~.~~~··:t~, ATIENT IS THE CENTER • Pomeroy/MuOn Bridge MHon, WY 25210 Phone (304) 773-5323 I ' ' I �PageS Friday, June 20, 2008 GALLIA COUNTY GALLIA COUNTY Page9 • 'IWOMftl I Gnll•llt . . Tcuilllolp • • ••••• Oik ........,. , ' . . ,.. - .' tD ~ ii#IJ .... .. . 7 •• Opa udin Ill lit fQ " as ceunar . ' 183•• ........... .............. ,.,g. . I!Chooi,Ws ' ID .... arv-. .... ... ........ ...... ............ 1. . . . . ... tllnce II FJ I dl crllac3ll F uaJttWIIIL pliCa tor lacilt ... aJiillllunlly . •aa,ll . ucidetaall:a NIIOIIaticM in2006• • EDICAL ·CE TER t~i:~tj'""·nql hospJ~ela~ ·.... al services to • • ' ,, ' ~ ' ,\ . .-, I ' " I . '"0 • " ' ' 'I ' •.. !,: . ~ . . 1909 Holzer Infirmary A home converted into a 7 bed Infirmary 1929 First Holzer Hospital · ~ Beainalng as a 25 bed faciUty ' /. .. ' . I ~~e·n..............~it remains today....~ ...."~~.~~~··:t~, ATIENT IS THE CENTER • Pomeroy/MuOn Bridge MHon, WY 25210 Phone (304) 773-5323 I ' ' I �•• J'riday, June.2A, 2808 I MEIGS COUNTY Pagell ' I I , . • ' 'lt' v ' ·~··. .. ·,.,.., ,;~ .•· ' ' . -- ~· ' 1 j ..... ! ""~ r. :" . ... ,., .. •.·.. ' ... l ' '"' ' "" • 1 ~ ·· ~a.. linn Slid thll'lwl:ten flood walets of the Ohio River bring in a, tt1engae 1 dun wilhudl Jtt. .•w ilt 4ilotlg, lbe WI 1II Wilt Nlum to get Ill 11ils il a FIOinl'fOY scene from lhe 1901 Wiuler ftood. Protect Your Home NOW,To Avoid Costly Repairs LATER_! *Gn!M TrmleOtlrl *Cd A~w to ~ch~nk Your fd TrrJtalt *Tnite Pmmtill TD~ ·. *Gml fr I.1J., r· *OakPl1r" ftr Gtll1l Ilt\1 *EI~J Yoor ~-r. . Witl oot ~e S~ Fallilv• Owned . Fuilly Operated Famiv.Frieadh. Safe~ of <liWm i Pe6 Is Oar Priority• . cd.l WM -~~~ lhe 111h ~end -'J 1900s and one of the llfllll OMII praduo....:la M~p County wa~ the Peacock Coal Co. at Fuilalitftun. fbi• . -'themlnlngvpetatiotl waa taken .in 1819. •' Photos from the Hoejlich coUection r Photos from the Hoeflich c~n \ ~ �•• J'riday, June.2A, 2808 I MEIGS COUNTY Pagell ' I I , . • ' 'lt' v ' ·~··. .. ·,.,.., ,;~ .•· ' ' . -- ~· ' 1 j ..... ! ""~ r. :" . ... ,., .. •.·.. ' ... l ' '"' ' "" • 1 ~ ·· ~a.. linn Slid thll'lwl:ten flood walets of the Ohio River bring in a, tt1engae 1 dun wilhudl Jtt. .•w ilt 4ilotlg, lbe WI 1II Wilt Nlum to get Ill 11ils il a FIOinl'fOY scene from lhe 1901 Wiuler ftood. Protect Your Home NOW,To Avoid Costly Repairs LATER_! *Gn!M TrmleOtlrl *Cd A~w to ~ch~nk Your fd TrrJtalt *Tnite Pmmtill TD~ ·. *Gml fr I.1J., r· *OakPl1r" ftr Gtll1l Ilt\1 *EI~J Yoor ~-r. . Witl oot ~e S~ Fallilv• Owned . Fuilly Operated Famiv.Frieadh. Safe~ of <liWm i Pe6 Is Oar Priority• . cd.l WM -~~~ lhe 111h ~end -'J 1900s and one of the llfllll OMII praduo....:la M~p County wa~ the Peacock Coal Co. at Fuilalitftun. fbi• . -'themlnlngvpetatiotl waa taken .in 1819. •' Photos from the Hoejlich coUection r Photos from the Hoeflich c~n \ ~ �.'Friday, June 20, 2008 Pagel3 MASON COUNTY · The first car in Hew Haven was . ~by Lou Halt and is pictlfted in . 1921 .in front of Hany Grimm's 8illiatd Pallor and Lunch Room on Rfth St1 eel. lloslt - «9iOCI!IIY••:sii_.Gf,lua. l;r<•• r&s " Un ~~- . MnilllludiiCIId, bld&.ISGIOCIIIJ.t ll;tl-~JIIjl II Pit . ..wsedthellaaclby ....... a • • • • t lGtl' . .vDIIIIILII.iL ' 1 ' ·- . ·, l'om O'Connor and his .graBdchi.l dren ·· ll!!e pictured in 191>0 at .t he ~raham Station Post OffiCe near New Ha.ve.n. Gl:aham Station was founded in 1798 by the Rev. William Graharil, Who hoped to . . establiSh a Pr.esltyterian ministry :I n the wJiderness of western V.irginia. Nor'lhelllll cctm8l' Gl W.llll*ldllllld .· lit In Pa1ul P:l d. The TeUCD $ma se u.. -..,.... r ,t bfl'lor Hullman -.1 7 KennyPrlldemoie.Genea.tl's.Diiuellian'lle-.ln1he~ ' J ' • in IWnl PIe r 11. Viand Snet now serres as the main 'i, ~·· SFS ·Truck Sales, Inc. · Ws.t .... of Viand Stu•• betwenrbinl and Folirth st1 n~ _' .-uet~downtuwn , PointPieuaot.. 1•1T...aflrts lccesseriiS ,, Manufacturer of Dump Bodies & 1 Ton Flat Beds ~·,-, ' 2150 Eastern Avenue, . Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . ;,' • 1;.800-280-6088 (740) 446-0351 ~ ~ ' -' Don't ' ~ 1be 1tiJ11a'"\.• .~ ..•• ~·'!~ .mdh diJiln r' lltPallll. PI . t II. . . .a - - .•... ·- ..,.,;. 'j ' .' ·pay,..ur ~ n...q~MtiWGI llain and Fourth st1 eats in Point Pte r i1111, u a.t .. .... - t ,.,............ for the.c onstruction of lbe post olllce,; auto buurance J"et! Scites Insurance Agency LLC and Erie . ln5Urance may save you up to 30% with: We Driver Discount Mi£lti..Policr Discounts* life Multi:-Polit'Y Discount** I Multi-Car DisaJunls hy ..... 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( !I Erie ~lnsuranc~ Auto • Home • Bus1ness • U1e �.'Friday, June 20, 2008 Pagel3 MASON COUNTY · The first car in Hew Haven was . ~by Lou Halt and is pictlfted in . 1921 .in front of Hany Grimm's 8illiatd Pallor and Lunch Room on Rfth St1 eel. lloslt - «9iOCI!IIY••:sii_.Gf,lua. l;r<•• r&s " Un ~~- . MnilllludiiCIId, bld&.ISGIOCIIIJ.t ll;tl-~JIIjl II Pit . ..wsedthellaaclby ....... a • • • • t lGtl' . .vDIIIIILII.iL ' 1 ' ·- . ·, l'om O'Connor and his .graBdchi.l dren ·· ll!!e pictured in 191>0 at .t he ~raham Station Post OffiCe near New Ha.ve.n. Gl:aham Station was founded in 1798 by the Rev. William Graharil, Who hoped to . . establiSh a Pr.esltyterian ministry :I n the wJiderness of western V.irginia. Nor'lhelllll cctm8l' Gl W.llll*ldllllld .· lit In Pa1ul P:l d. The TeUCD $ma se u.. -..,.... r ,t bfl'lor Hullman -.1 7 KennyPrlldemoie.Genea.tl's.Diiuellian'lle-.ln1he~ ' J ' • in IWnl PIe r 11. 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Gil 1 ,...., owned by l.cnl• Sptenger. . who Qp& a d a.baMing and IOOIIIIng hau• .locatechlt 211 Faurth St. In Point Pin iant. * .. ._., s•t a ••••• h; dm 11 ••ti ·~·-'... ~·;ta, .r Wll!lilll!ii., 111.. .. w:iii!*]jll£cJ. Dr.lsw:dl-. M; 1• t . . . ll.niJd ..... I ICII.bybl'-101 F.... , M I • : ~-~~----~----~--------~ Photos coumsy of Sam Juniper ant/Peoples Balrlc Photos courtesy of the Point Pleasant River Museum · ______. . ,__________ --··-7_________- ........... _.JnPGMlJIIIII ltillt... I __ ; . \ 462 Second Avenue GaHipolis, Ohio 45631 tjscites@hotmail.com (740) 44t -1312 . . ( !I Erie ~lnsuranc~ Auto • Home • Bus1ness • U1e �UJCII ~· rejoic~ . . When. . • SlJ ••• · .,.. sGflbe~oiGACeU.iiledMeiiOdlstqtuldl inGaWpolls..,..n.in ftGDdoGI bdudltn lhis pta9iph didecl April11, 1!t15.1be old d'lurdlwa d1 bored br lint In ~977. Shadle ., Bridge .opened ill. : L---------------------------------~--------------------------------------------_. 1S3Z, tlfl1diMI · Point 1 '.' Pleasant with · southem Mason County. :Photo • oourtesyd Sam Juniper and P~oplts San'k . U.S. A1mJ Cotps GIJA9:nts .._ wocllillllllilleiiiM,........ C Fflall•' ncb aid gA)W. . .Iara._. . .. . . . Olllo , :tide at.~.lben.,aown •Ctastber_,.!GII Apdl\11, 19!1. 1be facUlty is now ktMJwl: •• tbe Robert C.'8Jid' OMs. • · Con...,..oltbeKrgwC.- 111pa•erp'rrtls_. getting under way in 1952. .It._ the ftr$t Of two ..... · . elubic J8Mi!:llling facilities to be IJull in 1heCI • • • •••· fOlio•: ed by itte .qpen1ng of the GrAn plmlln 1.:74. o.n «•• .... Photos courtesy ofthe Gllllio. County Historical ~ociety , ',. . . . ;an e 1VGnlll RIJ.~Ct tuUl !~ ·. . . Serrilag .,. · . (UUICo,.;,ullitJ S1nce 1943, . ----------~------~--------------------------------------~------------~------- ' MEIGS COUNTY. . " ' 1 . ·· ' ' < ' T ·Exxon &;·Marathon Distributor . • .. - E~ON .. .; r.Sro;. ·aad other Eqaipolent •·Gasoline · ; r·. ~( · ~Home Oil No.Z · , . . Kerosene · · ;. r ,• .LPJ.Gu for.your Grain Dryer ,' 'l .-(,.·.~-.Lr ·cas for Hoae HeatiDg . ,,.,, tuUIIfow! . "' . #. ·' . f .i 1 ' ~ ; ; ' ' ' This . . oneot'.dS'JpO!t'e iledyK'floOIL ltwa ioe eiM on the.._ now OCCUJJied br lhelllddl1pDI'I POIII Olloa. .-' . ~ . Photo from (/u Hoej1ich collection • \ I' \ I • �UJCII ~· rejoic~ . . When. . • SlJ ••• · .,.. sGflbe~oiGACeU.iiledMeiiOdlstqtuldl inGaWpolls..,..n.in ftGDdoGI bdudltn lhis pta9iph didecl April11, 1!t15.1be old d'lurdlwa d1 bored br lint In ~977. Shadle ., Bridge .opened ill. : L---------------------------------~--------------------------------------------_. 1S3Z, tlfl1diMI · Point 1 '.' Pleasant with · southem Mason County. :Photo • oourtesyd Sam Juniper and P~oplts San'k . U.S. A1mJ Cotps GIJA9:nts .._ wocllillllllilleiiiM,........ C Fflall•' ncb aid gA)W. . .Iara._. . .. . . . Olllo , :tide at.~.lben.,aown •Ctastber_,.!GII Apdl\11, 19!1. 1be facUlty is now ktMJwl: •• tbe Robert C.'8Jid' OMs. • · Con...,..oltbeKrgwC.- 111pa•erp'rrtls_. getting under way in 1952. .It._ the ftr$t Of two ..... · . elubic J8Mi!:llling facilities to be IJull in 1heCI • • • •••· fOlio•: ed by itte .qpen1ng of the GrAn plmlln 1.:74. o.n «•• .... Photos courtesy ofthe Gllllio. County Historical ~ociety , ',. . . . ;an e 1VGnlll RIJ.~Ct tuUl !~ ·. . . Serrilag .,. · . (UUICo,.;,ullitJ S1nce 1943, . ----------~------~--------------------------------------~------------~------- ' MEIGS COUNTY. . " ' 1 . ·· ' ' < ' T ·Exxon &;·Marathon Distributor . • .. - E~ON .. .; r.Sro;. ·aad other Eqaipolent •·Gasoline · ; r·. ~( · ~Home Oil No.Z · , . . Kerosene · · ;. r ,• .LPJ.Gu for.your Grain Dryer ,' 'l .-(,.·.~-.Lr ·cas for Hoae HeatiDg . ,,.,, tuUIIfow! . "' . #. ·' . f .i 1 ' ~ ; ; ' ' ' This . . oneot'.dS'JpO!t'e iledyK'floOIL ltwa ioe eiM on the.._ now OCCUJJied br lhelllddl1pDI'I POIII Olloa. .-' . ~ . Photo from (/u Hoej1ich collection • \ I' \ I • �ALONG THE RivER Youth Day exposes kids to joys of angling, C1 · Page 16 F.riday, June 20; 2008 GALLIA • MEIGS • MASON ·Hometown News for Gama & Meigs counties Bill .w ill name post officefor Bob Evans SPORTS • Ex-Meigs RB English signs with Kentucky :Christian. See Page Bl . ' HIO • Robert E. HudsOn .Om- 134 .Yeats and StiO Gwwingll " Gallipolis. OH . Gallipolis, OH 448-2631 Mllll•'llx M-F Sat 6pm 8.em • 12pm S.m • . M-W T-F l0gn-7pm lOam- 8pm Sat Sun lOam -Spm JOJ$ Stole R.OIIIe 160 875-8680 446-2050 Fd s.t I l2pin-5pm J28 Yi4llld Street Pt. PleGaaru. WY M-T ' 448-2168 M-F . 9am • 4pm Gallipol;&, OH 9un- Spm 9un.- 6pm 9am~ llpm M-F 9am- 6pm Sat 9am.- 12pm • Amy Nicole Moore • William A. Nottingham • Minnie L Tipton B:r BRIAN J. • Woman hurt at Fof1(ed. Run. See Pace~ ~·,~d. bQing more involved. Seel'lgeA3 • Ohio Democrats back state treasurer for AG. SeePage AS . • Ohio board moves to ·fire teacher over alleged creationism. See Pige A6 WEATHER '"'~* &w.-.tf-Ltll .700 Wat Main SliM 17N. College .he. Rio Grande. OH M-F Sat Sun 9-.-lpm 10 n -6(•D llam.-Spm 992-2357 M-T 9an-5pm Fri 91Dl-6pm • M-F 9ain- 6pm Sat ·9 tm-12pm way." PH - . ~. ' ' A helping hand Over 300 Meigs,County families received a. boost Friday with the distribution of food staples from the Meigs . Cooperative Parish. Volunteers loaded bags of soup, crackers, eggs, cereal and other necessities into a steady stream of ClliS that pulled into the Mulbeny Community , Center in Pomeroy. The food was purchased from local grocers, and there were no income restrictions. Applicants only needed to apply. 'Another giveaway is scheduled for August, and families interested in participating can apply at the center from 9 to 11 a.m. Tuesday through Friday, anytime during the month of July. BriM .1. R11 ~ Fwrds. A1 way. Hahn and Kattenhorn will be judging in the categeries of tidiness, heritage, GALLIPOLIS urban forestry and hindAmerica in Bloom judges scaped areas. From 10:45 a.m. to noon, Bill Hahn ansd lana Kattenhom arrive Monday judges will be taken on a for a two-day visit to gauge Childrens Center of Ohio local efforts to beautify van ride up Second Avenue Gallipolis and the sunuund- to State Street; where they ing area as the city com- will view St. Louis Catholic petes in the national AlB Church plantings at Founh eontest for the third consec- Avenue and State, the Ohio utive year. Valley Bank Annex and A welcome by city offi- OVB at 420 Third Ave ., cials will be held at 9: 15 Memorial Field ( in the cata.m. in the City Park at the egorie of turf and ground bandstand, followed by a cover), drive by school to wallc-through of the park ·· view plantings; view planti~ Kalt)t'phalo with stops at historical mon- ngs . along way to Vme Gallipolis Rotarians Paul Kuhn , left, and Kurt Dailey were uments and 1statues. A brief Street and rli'St Avenue, and among the .numerous volunteers who tumed out Saturday explanation will be given see the La Vue Premiere on morning for the 19th annual River Sweep in Gallipolis. The for bach site by historian the river side by parkfront Gallipolis Bass Busters helped transport volunteers to var- Doug Wetherholt. Judges in the category of landious spots along the rivelbank to pick up debris and present will view trees, plantings scaped 1UUs a clean shoreline to Ohio River traffic. and ground cover along the The judge~ will then view STAFF REPORT NEWSOMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM INDEX .' . 4 SECI10NS - • &4 PAO£S Around Town A3 Cel~brations C4 ClaSsifieds Comics D Section insert Editorials . M,ovies Obituaries Sports Weather B section A6 ... The bast local in-house mortgage rate~ & terms. . .Experienced lenders who want your business. ,__ -------=-·-- CaH us today! , ........,_ Farmers Bank 9922136 ,.., . . ,,,a 667.3161 GJR!l. "Ita a 'Sr''llrto. ¥10 ' 1 a I Bob Evans A cleaner shore1ine Gallipolis prepares for AlB judging Dellllla on 1'9 A6 Pomeroy, OH 441-3575 preservation, including . the Ohio Governor's Award. The legislation is cosponsored by the following members of the Ohio congressional delegalion: Jean Schmidt. Mike Turner, Bob Latta, David Hobson, Marcy Kapuir, Dennis Kucinicb, Stephanie Thbbs Jones, Betty Sutton, Steve LaTourette, Deborah Pryce, Ralph Regula, Tim Ryan and Zack Space. "On June 21,, 2007, we lost an entrepreneurial hero embodied the who American dream,;. WilsOn said. "On the ftrst anniversary of his death, I'm proud to honor Mr. Evans this REED POMEROY The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio continues to hold nearly $100,000 in escrow County's for · Meigs Enhanced 911 system, but county commissioners are confident the system will.be Jn. place . :llefore the December deadline for claiming the funds : House Bill 361 provides for a funding mechanism for establishment of enhanced wireless 911 service. and · Commi ssioner Jim Sheets said Thursday local villa~es and townships are now ·m the process· of approving an amendment to the county's 911 plan to provide E-911 service when the counly' s 911 system goes .into service later this year. . E-911 service allows 911 dispatchers to locate c.alls made from a wireless telephone using GIS technology. Funds in escrow can be used to purchase the neces- PI J.ile WlllMIII't 1145 Etutem Avenue Gallipolis, OH the famous Bob . Evans Restaurant. Since the 1970s, the Bob Evans restaurant chain has eltpanded to over 600 locations around the country. In 1986, Evans retired after 33 yc;ars as director and president of the Bob Evans Farms Inc. Through · his life he continued to ·remain activ~ in land and wildlife conservation, as well as promoting prdgressive fanning practices. In addition, be was instrumental in preserving the Spanish Barb . mustang; a breed of wild horse that was threatened by extinction. He has received countless awards for his dedication to wildlife BAEEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM INSIDE l food products manufacturer when he operated a small diner on Eastern Avenue. The post office at 440 · Second Ave. would · be known as the "Bob Evans Post Office Building." Evans was born on May 20, 1918, in Sugar Ridge, Ohio, and grew up in Gallia County. In 1948, he started his own sausage business operating out of his family farm. The company soon expanded to the Bob Evans. Farms Inc. and by 1957 Bob Evans sausage was being delivered to nearly 1,800 locations. · Evans' success continued when the company eltpanded again in 1964 to include State still holds 911 escrow fonds Page AS ' 420 Tldnl Aveaue GALLIPOLIS One year after the death of Gallia ~ unty fanner and entreereneur Robert L. " Bob ' Evans, action 10 name the Gallipoli s Post Office in his honor is working its way through Congress. U.S. Rep. Charlie Wilson of Ohio, whose Sixth District includes Gallia, introduced . legislation Friday to honor Evans, who created .one of the most recognized names in the food industry, by namin~ the post office after htm in Gallipolis. where he began his career as a sausage and -ourruARIFS ALLEY-· ANK. btU. FtNJ.IIIItl 236 Secolui.Avenue STAFF REPORT NEWSOMVDAILYTRIBUNE.COIA ,, • ~ ~.2285 ' ·" I 773.6400 '-NJ14 I hi 67C.8200 old historical homes and plantings along the way to Our House, where'!i' catered lunch will be held al Our House. From I to 3:30 p.m., the judges will travel up First . Avenue, turning at Pine Street, travel to the . John Gee Historical Center where a shon rendition will be given of its history by Barbara Scon and Dorothy Casey, and continue on Pine for a history ofthe Colored Cemetery by Barbara Scott and Pine Street Cemetery history by -noug Wetherholt. Judging in the heritage caregory will be conducted. From 3: 30 . to 5 p.m., judges will review · their notes and evaluations, or PI 1- • - A2 1 4 ~ ., � 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 06. 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