http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3a437902b60f9f56cd8f8541c09fc4e7.pdf 8070a0b9827aeaf18fec4b2c44942f8d PDF Text Text ' . .. . • Senior Quarterly .i nside today's Sentinel Pqe B8 • The Daily Sentinel --- Thursday, Aprilt3, www.mydailysentinel.com At the Movies: 'Take the Lead' AP MOVIE CRITIC to Entertainment- Briefs GALLIPOLIS .- This year, the French Art Colony's annual international exhibit fea(ures the Caribbean Islands from . April 5-30. Stop and learn about the islands' shared ancestry, colonial past, tourism,' culture and music. Call (740) 446-3834 to schedule a ~chool tour (scheduled groups will make an island craft and get a taste of island food) . The exhibit is sponsored by the Ohio Arts Council lnfoCision Man;tgement and the Gallipolis Kiwanis Club. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ;;o ( ' I·. N·I S • \ 'ol. ;;:;, '\Jo. t-o • Rebels shock Eagles. .:$ee Page 81 BARBOURSVILLE, W.Va. - Need to make a few ·changes to your home or garden? The Huntington Mall can_ help by Jetting its customers find what they may be look· , · ing for. The mall will host a Creative Promotions Home and Garden School April 21-23 during mall hours. The show ill feature various vendors from the Tri-State area. Mall hours are I0 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through Saturday and noon-6 p.m. Sunday. · For more information, call the mall office at (304) 733-0492. AP Photo In this photo provided by New Line Cinema, Antonio Bander!IS as "Pierre" and Anna Dimitrie Melamed as Pierre's dance partner in 'Take the Lead.' Rock (Rob Brown from "Finding Forrester") and LaRhette ( Yay a DaCosta), each of whom blames the other for their older brothers ' violeRI, untimely deaths . (Dianne Houston's script has Pierre making a Tybalt-andMercutio comparison, in case we couldn't· figure out the subplot's Shakespearean, origins for ourselves.) There's ·also the- astonishingly hot · Sasha (Jenna Dewan), who's the target of both Ramos (Dante Basco) and Danjou (Elijah Kelley) on and off the dance floor. (A sexy three-way tango ·they perform at the climactic ~itywide dance competition nearly gets them di.squalified ; it 's vampy but fun .) Then there are a couple of . end of this advice, which cases of forbidden interracial helps a great deal. • love, including · the tentative Among the other potentialromance between the very ly cringeworthy lines from · Jarge, very black Monster Pierre as he tries to inspire (gentle giant 8randon T. his students: "f ·Jook around Andrews) and the very petite, · this room and all I see is · very white Caitlin (Lauren choices - choices waiting Collins). who practices for · to be made." her upcoming cotillion with You have a choice, too. You Pierre's low-income misfits could go out and see this feelbecause she feels more com- good facsimile and be moderfortable with them than she ately entertained, or rent poes on the Upper East Side. "Mad Hot Ballroom" and feel "You' need to dance for you.rself becoming genuinely yoursel~. not for anybody moved by the real thing. "Take the Lead," a New else," Pierre tells Caitlin. A shamelessly saccharine .line, Line Cinema release, · is but Banderas doesn't oversell rated PG-1 j for thematic it, which surprisingly makes ·material, language and some it work. Collins is 'S·weet and violence. Running time: 119 sort of lovely in her awk- minutes. Two and a half wardness ,on the receiving stars out of four. and ·most traditional. The Easter Bunny will be there to greet all the children. Ages are from 0-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, 910 and 11 -12 years. A bag of candy will be given to each child at the end of the hunt. Additionally, the 0.0. MCintyre Park District's annual Easter egg hunt is this Saturday at 9 a.m. at Raccoon Creek County Park on County Road 28 (Dan Jones). The hunt is open to chi 1dren age 12 and under. Participants should meet at the Wild Turkey (No. I) shelter to be separated into age groups for the hunt. All participants will receive a treat from the Easter bunny. For more information, con- tact Mark Danner at 446For more information, contact the farm at 245-5305. 4612, extension 255. Also, an Easter egg hunt And you can plan. on attending Bob Evans Farm's . will be held at Scenic Hills ninth annual "Lunch with the Nursing and Rehabiltation Easter Bunny" this Saturday Center at I p.m. Friday. from noon until 2 p.m. Refreshments will be pro)oin the Easter Bunny for a vided by Life Ambulance. cookout lunch that includes The Easter Bunny will visit. grilled sausage sandwiches, For more information, call hot dogs, chips, cotton candy 446c7J50. and a soft drink. An Easter egg fiunt sponFor minimal fees, children sored by Ewington Church of can take a horse-drawn car- Christ in Christian Union for riage ride and a lead ride on chiidren up to age I0 is set horseback. for II :30 a.m. Saturd<1~ in the The complimentary Easter Vinton Community Park. There will be free hot dogs, egg hunt' begins at I p.m. Children will hunt for candy chips and drinks. Everyone is and special prizes in three age invited to attend. For inforgroups- infant to 3 years, 4- mation, contact Missy Justice at 38·8-0 151. · 6 years and 7-10 years. · Current, upcoming Ohio ey~nts, festivals Zoo, Vine St., Cincinnati. Festi v~l : Chardon · Square, Sale, •Fairfield .County Exhibit- Young Masters, state Route 44· and Route 6, Fairgrounds, Building 16 and 50, Lancaster. Troy Hayner Cultural Center, Chardon. ' National Robotics Through April 21 W. Main St., Troy. April 21 Doolittle Raiders Reunion, April 19-22 Meet · Your Congressman- Challenge, Marion County National Museum of the Show, .·. Breakfast with Ralph Regula, Fairgrounds, Marion . . Spinone . Dog .United States ·Air Force , Delaware County Fairgrounds, , Barrett Conference Center, April21-23 Spaatz St., Wright-Patterson Pennsylvania Ave., Delaware. ' Walsh University, North . Spring Book Sale, Red Cross Building, Barnhart Rd.,' Troy. Air Force Base, Dayton. Canton. . April19-28 Through April 23 Ohio Arabian Horse Assn. Capital Unrversity's Student Extreme Fighting OH+5: Ohio Border Art Exhibition, Schumacher Challenge XIII, Lifestyle Show, Roberts Arena, · state Biennial, Dairy Bam Cultura.l Gallery, Capital University, Communities Pavilion, Neil Route 730, Wilmington. Mohican Wildlife Arts Center, Dairy Ln., Athens. College and Main, Bexley. ·Ave., Columbus. Through April 28 April 20 Wildflowers and Waterfalls Weekend, Mohican Outdool' Kiwanis Hike: Hocking Hills State Park, . School, Bunker Hill North Exbibit by Todd Reynolds · Portsmoutll & Chad Eiche nlaub, ' PaQcake Festival; Elks City state Route 664 South, Logan. Rd., Butler. Appleton Gallery, Vern Riffe Club, 4th & Court Sts., April 21-22 Jn~ian Arts and Crafts Center for the Arts, 2nd St., Portsmouth . Earth Day Celebration, Show and Sale, Boo9shoft April 20-22 Nature's. Food Market, down- Museum of Discover.y, Portsmouth. DeWeese Pkwy., Dayton: Something Blue Art Show. Art iQ Bloom, Columbus town Berlin·. Shoot the Hills-Nature John Mcintire Library, N. 5th Museum of Art, E. Broad St., Tim McGraw and Faith St., Zanesville. Columbus. Hill , Nationwide Arena, ·W. Photo Weekend, Hocking Hills State Park, state Route Through April 30 April 20-23 Nationwid~ Blvd., Columbus. Geauga County ,Maple Used Clothing and Toy 664 South, Logan. · Zoo Blooms, Cincinnati COLUMBUS (API - Here is a list of current and upcoming Ohio festivals and evems: FRill.\ Y, AI'RII. q , Bv BRIAN J. REED BREEOOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Meigs Commissioners County authorized a one-mill levy renewal .for the Meigs County Board of Health at Thursday's regular meeting. Health Commissioner Larry Marshall presented a proposed resolution, which commissioners approved, authorizing the placement of Burning .ban causing problems between neighbors · Brown.Bag concerts set IRONTON - Ohio University Southern announced the spring Brown Bag concerts at 12: 15 p.m. each Wednesday during spring quarter in the Mains Rotunda at the Riffe Center. The concerts are free and open to the public. For additional· information, call Nina Queen, concert coordinator, at (740) 533-4602 or (800) 626-0513. . Performers for this quarter are Gretchen Davis, April 19; lfonton High School varsity singers, April 26; Hub Rose, May 3; Crosby Clyse, May 10; Shad Melvin and Jason Banks, May 17; and the OU Southe_rn A~tivity Band, May 24. Bv BETH SERGENT BSERGENTCII>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 'Mountain Stage' presents show at Clay Center OBITUARIES CHARLESTON, W.Va.- Jennings. She also had a Country music artists Martina number one hit, "I'm Not McBride and Jessi Colter will Lisa" in 1976. McCoury was the guitarist be just two performers during performance of "Mountain and lead singer in one of Bill Monroe's lineups. Stage." . · The show will begin at 7 · McCoury and his band has p.m. Sunday, April 23 at the received numerous awards Clay Center. 'oining McBride and eight "Entertainer of the and Colter are the Del Year" honors. Thorn has toured and colMcCoury Band, Paul Thorn and Diana Jones. · laborated with Sting, Paul All seats are reserved for Carrack, Joe Diffie, Tanya $10, $30 and $45. Tickets are Thcker, Ronnie Milsap and available at the Clay Center Carole King. Jones' roots go back to the· box office only. McBride has made a career Tennessee mountains .. Her out of singing songs that grandfather had performed blend tradition with a pop with Chet Atkins and Dolly sensibility. She debuted in Parton. Jones has her own 1992. McBride has had sever- sound with a: blend -of counal hits, including try, . blues and mountain muSjC. "Independence Day." For more information, call Colter is the widow of leg(304) 561-3570. . endary "outlaw'.' Waylon . Page AS , • Dassie Mae Kuhn, 77 • Naomi Neville, 89 • Margaret F. Nunn, 89 INSIDE • PVH laboratory . receives Commission · accreditation. See Page A2 • Week of the Young Child. See Page A2 • 4-H Ohio Valley Bank Scholarship Winners Announced. See Page A2 • .Holy Week service calendar. See Page A3 • And what do we now . -say? A Lenten devotional. See Page A6 : • AHunger For More. :~Page A& . •. Local stocks. See Page AS . Jamaica 'Culture' coming to Stuart's Opera House NELSONVILLE - Roots hands touring today. Reggae Legends from While Culture has now Jamaic&. "Culture·," featuring been around for 29 years, Joseph Hill with special Joseph Hill and friends are guests, Level Vibes Sound showing no signs of slowing System, will be featured at 8 down. Hill has lost none of p.m. on Thursday, April20, at his strikin& stage presence the historic Stuart's Opera and fiery energy over the House in Nelsonville. years. The group has susFormed in the rich tradition tained their lengthy career of harmony trios in 1976, by being both true to their Culture quickly became a part cultural roots, and at the of the vibrant, politically same tim'e able to incorpocharged Jamaican reggae rate new sounds and ideas scene of the day. into their mix. Working with renowned ·culture has proved to be producer Joe Gibbs, Culture one of the few acts in reggae recorded their famous debut that can always be relied on album "Two Sevens Clash." · - both on record, and on This release demonstrated stage. ,As reggae ml!sic goes, Joseph Hill 's keen 'aware- a Culture concert ts both a ness of the connection tribute to the past · and a between jamaica's history glimpse of the future. and its current social and Tickets .are $l7 'in advance political · climate. This con- . and $20 at the door. For more ne~tion remains today, sepa: · information, call (740) 753rating Culture from the 1924 or on the Web at countless party Reggae www.stuartsoperahouse.org. SYRACUSE This week an overwhelming majority of Syracuse residents who attended an informational meeting about the village's compliance with the st~te . burning ban showed disdain for it. · If there were any residents at the meeting who supported the ban they did not speak up ihough restdents' complaints on the practice of open ·b,yrning in the village were ' whill brought representatives of the O.hio Environmental Protection Agency ·(EPA) to investigate alleged violators. Their presence in the vii!age suggests there are people that fall on both sides of the issue. within SJ(racuse. Lisa-· Duvall and Susan Clay of the Ohio EPA's Southeast District Office attended the informational meeting at the Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. Both women were in the hot seat, fielding questions from residents who have burned their trash and debris within the village corporation limits for years. · PluH see 11..: AS Settlement order is entered in· ·nr..Morgan case Bv .TIM MALONEY 1 TMALONEY<Il>MYDAILYREGISTER.COM WEA1HER the five-year renewal on the · November bal.lot. Marshall satd the one-mtlllevy. would generate . an estimated $230,000 per ~ear for the general operation of the department. . Marshall srud the levy pro· 1 bo ceeds represent on y a uta third of the departm~~t's entire ~udget. The remamm,g· two-thtrds come.s from vartous grant fundmg sources, but funds from.those sources, Middleport Pool for up to 1,200 program particiP.ants. The allocation wtll be divided among the .two pools . equally - up to $44,000 to the Midd.leport pool and $44,000 to the Syracuse Pool, according to Michael . . Sw1sher, D1rector of the Department of . Job and Family Services. Unlike most Temporary Assistance to Needy Families programs, the abstinence pro- MIDDLEPORT - · An Basler Sunday bike run will raise funds to help lowincome children with swimming lessons, meals an,d other expenses at the Middleport Pool this summer. Vicky Dent, owner of Free Spirits Tavern in Middleport, ·has organized the tavern's first "Peter Cottontail" Poker Run. It will begin at noon, l~aving from Free Spirits, and travel to several local taverns before returning to Middleport for a free dinner and fulldraising event. "There are many children in our community who can't . take full advantage of the pool because their famllies don't have the necessary resource~;" D•nt said. "In other cases, kids can pay .admission, btit don't have enough money for food, swimming gear or lessons." · ,. · . ·' ::, ·.' · . · Brl111 J. RMCI/plloto Vicky Dent, owner of Free -Spirits Tavern, and Middleport Pool Manager Dale Riffle look over some of the gift bas.kets, filled with donated items, to be auctioned at Sunday's First Peter PIHH ... Bike run, A5 Cottontail Poker Run, which will assist low-income children who attend the pool this summer. _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ .ABLE scholar achievement gets Congressional recognition BY CHARI.ENE HOEFLICH HOEFUCH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - A Certificate of · Special Congressional Recognition · was presented to .the Middleport Adult Basic and Literacy Education Program Thursday. The certificate cited the dedication and leadership of the teachers and commended the scholars for their dedication to learning resulting in high numbers passing the state testing requirement for GED certificates this year. Said Congressman Ted Stricldand in the certificate "I would like to commend the Middleport ABLE GED scholars who understal)d the importance of furthering their education and for recognizing the desire to reach their fullest potential." He also com. mended the staff for continued commitment to education. According to Richard Nease and Lisa King, instructors at the Chorllne Hoeftlch/ pllolo Middleport Center - one of three in Christi Mash, on behalf of Congressman Ted Strickland, presents a Certificate of the county, ·the others being at Special Congressional Recognition to Lisa King and Richard Nease, Instructors, and PluH ... ABLE.AI one of the GED graduates,. Bessie Fisher of Middleport, right. · Middleport's revitaliza~on subject of Chamber luncheon .j lo ' - ··-·- ' ··--·- --···- -· . -~ ' -.-- gram is open to any Meigs County chilq in grades six through 12 . 11 is administered through a contract with the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Center. Swi sher said the ro ram ·11 1 'd p g· WI a so provt e men1onng ·· .. d · ed d -1~ervlces an . orgamz a! Y a~llvlll.es at ~th pools pnor to their ope~m~ each ~ay. Those acllvlltes mtght ~lease see Levy. AS ' Bv BRIAN J. REED BR.EEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Pl•se ... Ch1mber, AI Pl•se IH MOIJin, AS • Marshall said, are set aside forvery specific uses . ~n. other business, . com: mt~s10ners approved a resolu!ton amendmg the county s pregnancy_ preventi'on and teen abs.tlnenct: program, extendmg the proh h gram t roug the summer mo~ths, and a11ocating an addlttonal $88,000 to the program for the purchase of pool !?asses at the London Pool m Syracuse and the to POINT PLEASANT, W;Va. - An order settling the case against Point Pleasant physician Dr. Breton · Lee Morgan has been entered at the West Virginia Board of Medicine in Charleston. Morgan surrendered his license on April 4, and in eKchange, Hearing Examiner Anne B. Charnock will recommend to the board of med. icine that all of the charges Bv BETH SERGENT against him be' dismissed. A BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM vote on her recommendation is to take place May 8. . POMEROY Currently, Morgan is Middleport's revitalization receiving treatment for his was front and center at this dependence on painkilling Meigs County nari:otics at a treatment facil- week's Chamber of Commerce ·busiity in Georgia. His former . ness mi. n ded luncheon at the wife, Sherri Adams~ who is · vice president of his corpora- Wild Horse Cafe. President of the Middleport tion, is attempting to reorganize and reopen his office Development Group Paul under the name Generations Reed spoke to chamber members about the efforts to reviHealthcare Center. talize downtown and the supAdams said this week that Morgan intends to complete port ·and patience that is the rehabilitation program needed to bring that vision and then reapply to get his into a reality. "MiddlepOrt is not dead," license back. The program . Reed firmly teld the audience. lasts through June .and he would file for reinstatement ' Reed then went on to talk about recenl success sto~ies then, she said. "It is his intent to return to such as 44 new jobs created I • ""w.mydail)"'ntint•l.,·u 111 :! Oil(• Commissioners·autho~e November health ~epartinent levy SPORTS Home, Garden Show slat~ Easter egg hunts abound in Gallia this weekend GALLIPOLIS - Weekend Easter egg hunts will abound ·in· Gallia County, including the traditional egg hunt lield in the Gallipolis City Park .. Gallipolis Parks and Recreation Department announced that the annual "Easter in the f:'ark" will be held in the City Park this Saturday at II a.m. There will be 2,000 Easter eggs filled with candy hidden in the -park . This year also features games at the park, beginning at I0 a.m., sponsored by the Gallipolis Junior Women's League. A bonnet contest will immediately follow the egg hunt with categories as fol lows: prettiest, most original 2006 Caribbean .on display at FAC BY CHRISTY LEMIRE Like "Lords 'of Dogtown," the skateboarding ·film based on the documentary "Dogtown and Z-Boys," ''Take the Lead" was a far more effective story in its original nonfiction form. . It's inspired by the work of Pierre Dulaine, whose dance classes in New York C1•.y public schools also provided the basis for the charming 7005 documentary "Mad Hot . Ballr_oom." · · But the moves have ·been moved from elementary school to high school, and the · feel-good factor has been . cranked up. ("Mad Hot 8allroom" put ~ smile on your face without trying so hard.) Here, Antonio Banderas serves up tough .love to atrisk kids as the old-world Dulaine, teaching them the tango and the fox-trot with the 'hope that they' ll simulfaneously learn di sc ipline and dignity. But Banderas is so low-key in his gentleman)y, romantic manner, he . makes a predictable movie mqre tolerable than it should be . : The feature debut from Liz Friedlander is shot and edited in fluid, vibrani fashion, as 1 you would expect from a veteran · music video director. ·But the speed with which these k.ids combine traditioniii ballroom-dance steps with modern hip-hop music is Jjdiculous. It's like something out of "Fame" - you fully expect· them to run out into the street and start dancing on !fie tops of taxi cab_s. Among the motley group in detention, who will be forced partner up and boogie down, are the star-crossed t6o attend Easter egghunt,A2 .. I . ' Rockwell sells Gallipolis ,ElectroCraft operation Bv PAUL D"RST PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Beth Serpntj photo Paul Reed , Pres ident of Farmers Bank and the Middleport Development Groop discusses plans to revitalize down.town Middleport with Meigs County Chamber of Commerce members . GALLIPOUS - In a deal that was rnade final on March 3 1, Dover, N.H.-based DMI Technology has purchased ElectroCraft Engineered Solutions from Rockwell Automation, which includes the Gallipolis plant located on McCormick Road. OM l plans no , staffing changes in Gallipolis, said James A. Elsner, president and . chief executive officer of DMI . "The ElectroCraft business didn · t fit anymore' with (Rockwell's) strategic plans," he said during a telephone Please see Rockwell, AS ���• • \ . r F.Ari'H-• VALUES The Daily Sentinel And what·do·we now say? A Lenten devotional And he came to the irisciples and found them sleeping, and he said to Peter,"So, could you not watch with me one Rev. hour? Watch at;td pray that you Jonathan may not-enter mto temptauon; Noble . the spirit indeed is wilhng, but PASTOR. the flesh is weak." (Matthew TRINITY CHURCH 26-40-4 I, RSV) ~ The words Jesus spoke to ffis disciples in the Garden are very poignant and telling. So, could you not watch this? .What answer do we with me one hour? : Here I stand at the gate of make? What answer do I uribel ievable suffering, on the give? "Lord, forgive me; forthreshold of death, near the give us. Many times have we gaping mouth of hell itself. I ~eard Your precious promiswjll carry your burden of sin, es, but we have not believed. lay down my life. for you, and Many times have we resolved love you to the end. Do you to · love You more and serve not love me enough to pray? You faithfully... We are Willing but weak." But, no, you sleep. And so now we pray: And what do we now say to Lord, forgive us. You alone this? What answer do we make? What answer do I give? filled one Cup of Redemption "Lord; forgive me; forgive us. with Your precious BIQod You have called us to be Your that we, who believe, might, companions, to love You and through Your sacrifice, be made partakers of Your one pray... But, no, we sleep." "I:he spirit indeed is willing, Jife, many members joined togetber in Your one Body. but the flesh is we~ Ah, but the Lord says to His Lord, forgive us, heal us, and disciples in tender mercy, you make us better children of know your world is about to Your heavenly Father, more· change. You sense your lives faithful servants filled with are about to be transformed, Y<'lur Holy Spirit. Amen. yet have not enough faith to .Editor's Note: Rev. believe it is for good. You fear losing everything as all your Jonathan Noble is pastor at dreams fly away, your fondest Trinity . Church of Pomeroy hopes shattered on the cold and may be contacted by stones of reality. You are will- phone pt (740) 992-3172 or by mail at 213 Mulberry ing but weak. . And what do we now say to Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 · Minneapolis church wo11't petfonn mamages in solidarity with gays will no longer sign marriage licenses as an agent of the sta.te of Minnesot'\, until the state of Mwnesota recognizes the loving commitment of all couples." The April 9 vote makes the church the second in the state to refuse to perform civil marriages. White Bear Unitarian Universalist Church made a similar stand a few years ago. ' MINNEAPOLIS (AP) A Minneapolis church has voted to stop performing civil marriages for heterosexuals' because civil marriage isn't offered to samegender couples. "I will officiate ar only religious marriages for same am\ opposite gender couples alike," said the Rev. Don Portwood of the Lyndale United Church of Christ. "I ABLE Attending in addition to st;veral ·graduates, the instructors, and Christi Mash, field representative for Congressman Strickland who made the presentation, were Dr. John 'Costanza, superintendent of the Athens-Meigs Educational Service Ce.ntet, and C~trol Brewer, Meigs County's ABLE director. Those earning their GED's w-ill be given special recognition at the annual ABLE dinner acd program in June. from PageA1 Bradbury and Tuppers Plains 21 students have completed their GED studies and passed the exams, and five more are rea~y to take the exanis. "We · fully· expect to exceed 300 percent of our previous years ' graduation totals this year" said Nease. - r PageA6 i r i' r i i Pastor Thom Mollohan best from those things that will last forever. Perhaps you're aware of a fairly new electronic predation. Similar in some ways to spam, it makes a lot of phony promises, highly emotional appeals or heavy-handed threats in order to provoke · you to some sort of action that betrays your personal i(lfor, mation (so that a bad guy, who is very likely in another country, can charge l!P your credit card or ,e mpty your bank account into their own coffers). This method, called "phishing," often even uses the names of legitimate banking or conunercial institutions to pull the wool over people's eyes. It evidently works. I've been told that people fall prey to it every day. But more sinister than even this electronic phishing is the spiritual phishing taking place around the worli!. . A~ide from the false teach: ings and cults that have for awhile now been deceitfully pulling folks away from the ·truth of Christ, pop culture hl!.~· flamboyantly thrust the misleading message of "The Da ,Vinci Code" in front of us via the silver screen. The book by Dan Brown has sold over 4 million copies worldwide and is likely to persist in its sales volume for some time due simply to the controversy surrounding it \in spite of the fact that it was noted "a book so bad it m:ikes bad books look gobd" by one writer living in the United Kingdom). Mr. Brown opens his book with a statement attesting to what he claims is historical fact, but what he Feally does is run amuck with some conspiracy theories that are not so innovative as he would like to have us believe. When he is called on the carpet about some of his "f&cts" not being ·woRSHIP GO·D THIS WEEK so reliable, he slmply _refers to from long ago is not idle, and the book as being a work of their destruction is not fiction and then doesn't have asleep" (2 Peter 2:1-3 NAS). to account for his botched 1 grieve somewhat over the attempt at scholarly achieve- fact that many are snared in ment. Compounding the mes' t~e confusion wrought by sage of the cross and the res- the se counterfeits. On the urrection even further today is other hand, I smile when I _the National Geographic 's t~ink of the power of the true hjghly promoted discovery of Gospef of Jesus. Nothing. can an ancient text referred to as really stand up against . the the "Gospel of Judas." I have "good news" of God's love' read several translated pages triumphing over human sin. of it and again must note that Nor can it resist the reality of it does'n't 1really say anything God's truth housed in Jesus ' of consequence that hasn't flesh as He confronted and · been said by other misled per- conquered subtle snares of so ns somewhere along the -deceit. And it certainly canway since Jesus' ascension not cover or deny the shining into heaven after His resur- glory of God as revealed in Christ as He conquered the rection. It is simply another mani- dreadful specter of festation of what is referred to death .Easter, otherwise today as a "Gnostic Gospel." known as "Resurrection Gnosticism was a mystical Sunday," is.ihe most poignant and occultic movement that holiday in the Christian calcan trace its beginnings to endar ... not because of Easter about the same time . as the bunnies, chocolate candies or early days of the Church . . painted eggs. It isn't eve? Noting that many, many peo- because of the glad feeling ple were turning • to we get as we celebrate the Christianity, Gnosticism return of spring to our wintermoved in on Christianity arid weary world. It is because we attempted to piggyback its who have genuinely placed way also into prol1)inence by our hope and faith in Christ declaring that Jesus' teachings Jesus' death, burial and resurwere somehow compatible rection know that God has with those of Gnostic masters. bridged a gap that we couldBut, as early. Christian n't and that death has no leaders wisely noted, it dis- power over us. · torted the simple message of " .. : What i received 1 grace by faith, the forgive- passed on to you , as of first ness of sin and the promise of importance: that Christ dieq atonement, as well as the for our sins according to the abiding' work of the Holy Scriptures, that He was Spirit The "Gospel of Judas" buried, that He was raised on was most likely written the third day according to the retroactively to support those Scriptures .. . But Christ has positions (especially if writ- indeed been .raised frorri the ten, as some scholars have dead, the first fruits of .those said, aboutthe fourth century who have fallen asleep. For AD).This, and . other bad since death came through a· things in the world today, are man, the resurrection of the "phishing" for your attention, dead comes also through, ·a your support, and ultimately Man. For as in Adam all die, your soul. " ...There .will also so in Christ all will be made be false teachers among you, alive" (I Corinthians 15:3-4, who will secretly introduce 20-22 NIV). (Thom Mollohan and his destructive heresies, even denying the . Master Who family · have ministered in bought them . (by His Own ·southern Ohio the past .J_o. blood from the power of sin 112, years. He is the pastor of and death), bringing swift . Pathway Community destruction upon themselves. Church, which meets on Many will follow their sensu- Sunday mornings at the ality, and because of them the Ariel Theatre. He may be way of the truth will be reached for comments or maligned; and in their greed questions by e-mail aJ p'asthey will exploit yeu with torthom@pathwaygallipofalse words; their judgment lis.com). . r i r r r i Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. . Matthew 5:8 If ye abide in Me, and My words abide· in you, ye shnll ask what ye will, and it shall be done unto you. 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Box 467, Dudding Lane, Ma~. W.V1. , Past.or: Neil Tennant, Suriday Services- 10:00 a.m. and 7 p.m. Baptist Carpenter Baptist Chun:h Sunday Sctt_ool - 9:30am, Preaching Service !0:30am, Evening Se!Vice 7:00pm, Wednesday Bible Study 7:00pm, Interim Preacher - Aoyd Ross Cht~~hlre Bapti~t Church Pastor: Steve Little, Sund!ty School : 9:30 am, Morning Worship: 10:30 am, Wednesday Bible Study 6:30pm; choir proctice 7;30; youth and Bible Buddies 6:30 p.m. Thurs ..I pm book study ' Hope BaptiSt CbUn:h (Southern) S70 Gr~nt St. Middlepon. Sunday school - 9:30 a. m., Worship- II a.m. and 6 p.m. , Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Pastor: Gary Ellis Rutland First Bapd:'i Church Sunday Scbonl - 9:30 a.m., Worship - . 10 : 4~ a.m. Pomemy Flnt Baptist Pastor Jon Brockert, East Main St., Sunday Sch. 9:30am. Worship 10:30 am First Southern Baptist 41812 Pomeroy Pilr:e, Pastor: E. Lamar O' Bryant, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship- 8:1S a.m., 9:45am & 7:00p.m., , . Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. -- ' i' i' i· i i' i· r i' i' r ••-YM 41d- s..lot • .... ...,...,doukll<IIIA......,.,.wtt•..r ......... - r...... ao~· n~os... 011 ..!>- .,..,...., Orio!loa ........, .., ,.., ............... Ciriol ... .... It .. Colftry. ---- . P.O. Box-683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 ARCADIA NURSING l'lrst Baptist Churob Pastor: Biliy Zuspan 6th and Palmer St., Middll!RQn. Sunday School - 9:15a.m.. Worship - 10': 15 a.m., 7:00 p.m.. Wednesday S~rVice- 7:00p.m. Racine First Baptist Pastor: Joseph Godwin, interim pa!llor , Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship • 10:40 a.m.. 7:00 p.m., Wednesday Services - 7:00P.m. Silver Run B1ptist Pastor: John Swanson, Sunday School lOa.m., Worship - ll a.m., 7:00 p.m. , WedneSday Services- 7:00 p.Ol. Mt. Union B1ptist Pruitor: Dennis Wea.,.er Sunday School9:45 a.m. . Evening • 6:3? . p.m., Wedne!iday Services • 6:30p.m. Bethlehem BlplJst Chun:h Great Bend, Route 124, Rac ine. OH. Pastor ·: Daniel Mecca, Sunday School ~ 9:30 a.m., Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m., Wednesday Bible S.tudy • 6:00p.m. Faith Bapli~t Church Railroad St., Mason, Sunday School - \0 a.m., Worship ,- 11 , a. m .. 6 p.m. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m._ CENTER Coolville, OhiO Located less than 30 minutes from Athens, Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-740-667-3156 ' "Still small enough to care" 209-Thlrd Recine, OH 740-949-2210 . "A Home Bank for Home Pec!o/E~" Mlddlenort OH · Hours 6am - 8pm Warm FrienWy Atmosphere Homemade Desserts Made Daily 740.985-3561 992·1550 Sales • Service • Parts All Makes Ken and Adam Youo 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ~­ (740) 992-3279 "'-!!~' Tot Free )-877-583-2433 • Rutland r ... wm Bopdet Salem SL, Pastor: Jamie Fortner, Sunday 740·992·7713 (In Darwin) 39823 Gold Ridge Road. Pomeroy, OH Your#2 Business is our #1 Bu.\·ines!1· Phone or Fax 74(}.992-7119 Owners : David & Edith Brickles MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES & TEES 190 N. Second ·St. Middleport , OH 7 40-$92·6128 Local source for trophies; Ia ues !-shirts and more , Second Baplilt Chun:b Ravenswood, WV, Sunday School 10 am. Morning wonhlp II am Evenina - 7 pm, Wednesday 1 p.m. Sacred Ht-art Catholic Chufth 161 Mulb~: rr)' Avr: ., Pomeroy, 992-S898, Pastor: Rev. Walter E. Heinz. Sal. Con . 4:45-.S: ISp.m.; Mus - 5:30 p.m.. Sun. Con. -8:4.5-9:1.5 ·a .m... Sun. Mass - 9:30 a.m., Daily Mass · 8:30a.m. Church of Christ Westside. Chun:h ol Christ 33226 Children's_Homc Rd. Pomeroy, OH Contact 740.-4,41 -1296 Sunday morning 10:00, Sun morning Bible study ; foll owing wqrsbip, Sun. eve 6 :00 pm; Wed bible study 7 pm Hemlock Grove Chri1d1n Cbun:h Mini1ner: Larry Brown, Worshlp - 9:30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m., Bible Srudy - 1 p.m. Pomeroy Chun:b of Christ· 212 W. Main St. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. , Worship- JO :JO a.m., 6 p.m., Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Pomeroy Westside Church of Christ 33226 Childrtn's Home Rd., Sunday School - 11 a.m., Worship - IOa.m., 6 p.m, Wednesday Se!Viq:s- 7 p.m. Middleport Churoh of Christ .Stb and Main, Pa&tor : AI Hartson , Childrens Director; Sharon Sayre. Teen DirectOr: Dod11:er Vaughan, Sunday School . 9:30 a.m., Worship- 8: IS. 10:30 a.m.. 1 p.m., Wednesday-Services - 7 p.m. Keno Cb•n-h of Christ Worship - 9:30 a.m .• Sunday School ." 10:30 a.m., Pastor-Jeffrey Wallatt, 1st and 3rd Sunday • Bearwlllow Ridp Church or Clartst Pastor:Bruce Tcn-y, Sunday School -9:30 a.m. Worship - 10 :30 a.m., 6:30 p.m . Wednesda)' Services - 6:30p.m. Zlou Chun:b of Qorlit Pomeroy, Harrisonyille Rd. (RI.I'\_3). Pastor: ltoger Wat~, Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Worship - 10:30 a.m .. 7:00 . p.m. , Wedn~y Services- 7 p.ro. Tuppcn Plain Cburda -o fChrbt -•Instrumental. Worshi'p Sel'\'ice - 9 a.m., • Communion - 10 a.m., Sunday School 10:15 a.in .. Youth- S:30 pm SundQ', Bible Study Wednesday 7 pm Bradbury Church of C•rllt Minister: Tom Runyon, 39.5'58 Bradbury Road, Middleport, Sunday School · 9: 30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m. Rudand Clilun:h of Clilrist Sunda y S(:hool - 9:30 a.m., ·wonhip and Communion - I0:30 a.m. , ~ob J. Werry, Minister Bradford Chun:h or Christ Comer of St. Rt. 124 &: Bradbury Rd .. Nioister:•Doua Shamblin, Youth Minister: Bill Amberger, Sunday School- 9:3;<) a.m. Worship - 8:00 a.m., 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m.,Wednesday Services - 7:00p.m. Hl<kory Hlllt Churdl of Chrlol Tuppers Plains, Putor Mike Moore, Bible class. 9 a.m. Sunday; worship 10 /l.m. Sunday; wonhip 6:30 pm Sunday; Bible · class 7 pm Wed. R....,.lllo Churdl ot Christ PaslOr: Philip Sturm, Sunday School: 9:30 a.m., Worship Service: 10:30 a.m., Bible Study, Wednesdly, 6:30p.m. Duter Ch9rch of Christ Sunday school 9:30a.m. , Sunday worship -'10:30 a.m. The: Church ol' Quilt of Pomeroy Intersection 7 and .. l24 W, Evangelist: Dennis ~argent, Sunday Bible Study · 9:39a.m.. Worship: \0 :30a.m. and 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday Bible Study · 7 p.m . Christian Unhm Hartrord Ch~h ot Christ In · · Christian Union Hartfo)-d, W.Va., Pa!itof:David Greer, Sundfty School - 9:30 a.m., Worship -· 10 :~0 a.m., 7:00 p.m., Wednesday Services • 7:00 p.m. Church of God ML Moriob Churdl of God Mile Hill Rd., Racine , Pastor: Jamem SattCrfie\d, Sunday School • 9:4S a.m., Evenina - 6J p.m.. Wednesday Services - 7 . p.m. Rutlan~ Chon:h of Home Cooked Meali~& Daily Specials Open 7 days a week Portable Toilet Service The Hppliance man Antiquity Baptist Sunday School • 9:30 a.m., Worsh ip 10:4!5 a.m.• SundaY Evening - 6:00p.m., Pastor: Don Walker :Mi[[ie)s 9(estaurant 2Q670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH Sizes available 5x10 to 10 x ZO ML Moriah Baptist Fourth &. Main St., Middleport. Pastor: Rev. Oilbert Crai&, Jr., Sunday School 9: 30 ·.~:-_ m., Worship - 10:4.S a.m. Fax (740i 992·7406 Hills Self Storage 7 40-949-2217 Fomt Run Baptl~t Pastor : Arius 1-Jurt. Sunday Schqol - 10 · a.m., Worship ~ 1i a.m. @ Portable Toilet Rentals Jack's Septic Tank & MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, U.C A. JACKSON BAILES, OD ." . Michael L. Crites Director of Family & Community Services Overbrook -Rehabilitation Qr. "A Celebratiori of Life" 333 Page _Street (740) 992·6472 . School - 10 a.m., Evening • 7 p.m., Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Catholic VIctory Baptlrit Independent 525 N. 2nd St .·Middleport. Pastor: James E. Keesee, Worship • JOi.m., 7 p.m., Wedneiday Service~> · 7 p.m. ·' lorlllt ...-r.,JII•" Chun:h of Jesu1 ChriltApostolk VanZandt ~ nd Ward Rd., Pastor. James HUtsltlt Boptlat Chun:b St. Rl. 143 just off Rl. 7, Pastor: Rev. Jame s R. Acree, S~.. Sunday Unified Se!Vice, Worship - 10:30 a .m., 6 p.m., Wednesday Services -7 p.m. The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community lit""""" ·Fellowshio Apostolfe ' ' i' ' ' Old Be~ Free WW Baptist Churth 28601 S1. Rt. 7, Middlepor1, Sunday Service - 10 a.m., 6:00 p.m., Thelday Serv.k:es -6:00 i· Sentinel• Friday, 'April14, 2006 A Huilger.:For More During Holy Week, it is assumed that Christians around the world are stopping in the middle of their streams of busy-ness and preoccupation to consider and reflect upon the amazing Jove and work of grace accomplished by our Savior for His glory and for our sakes. We pause to consider the great message of the Cross in seeing our Lord offer Himself in our place -to pay for our sin. We pause to reflect upon the tremendous hope that I· we share in the knowledge that death could not contain Him and we too are made heirs to eternal life throllgh that same power. ' But living, as we do, in the "Information Age," it sadly becomes all too. clear that such a practiCe of retlection and prayerful consideration is challenging at the very least and that we are l:leset by demands on our time, energies and resources. And let's face it, not all of the information that bombards . us con. stantly is accurate and reliable anyway .. . there is a whole lot of "static" attempting to drown out the lovely story of redemption and victory that the Gospel of God paints us in the Bible. Consider, if ·you will , that more and more folks in this technologically savvy culture, are frequent users of the Internet. If you are perhaps one of them, then you have likely .become acquainted with something called "spam." Spam is basically the junk mail of our cybernet· ic world. Once you get an email address, it's only a matter a time before it gets onto ·the lists of all sorts ·of businesses (some of which are legitimate . perhaps, bin most are not).You ' re also under a constant onslaught of a spiri-. tual son of spam in the pressures you face to keep up with others' possessions, their ambitious social schedules and their expectations on what it means to be successful. All of these things are · constantly distorting the very things m.ost deserving of your attention, time, and even passion. The things that are tern. porary, time and time again, steal the investment of our ' .. your light so shine before that they may see good work& and glorify Father in heaven." Matthew 5: FillfliiCial Services Firm 618 E. Mai n S1rcet • Pomeroy Financial Services White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio . 740-667·31 10 (740) 992-7270 • Trinity ~un:h Second & Lynn, Pomeroy, Pastor: Rev. J01111than Noble, Worship 10:2.5 a.m., Sunday School9:1S a.m. Episcopal Enterprlle · Pastor: Ai'land King, Sunday School 10:30 11.m., Worship - 9:30 a.m.. Bible Study Wed. 7:30 Flatwoods -Pastor: Keith Rader. Sunday School - 10 a.m ., Worsllip - II a.m. Gract Episcopal Chun:b 326 E. Main St.. Pomeroy, Sunday School and Hol y Eucharist" II :00 a.m. Rev. Edward Payne Holiness Coimnunlty Cburdt Pastor: Steve Tomek. Main Street, Rutland. Sunday WorShip- \ 0:00 a.m.. Sunday Service-7 p.m. FOI'eft Run Pas1or: Bob Robins6n, Sunday Sct)ool - I 0 a.m., Worship - 9 a.m. Heath (Midd~port) PB6tor: Brillll Dunham, Sunday 9 :30a.m., Worship- II :00 a.m. · Danville Holl•e.v: Church ·' 3 i0.57 Stare Route 325, Langsvlle, Pastor: Victor Rou11h, Sunday IChool - 9:30 a.m., Sunday worship - 10:30 a.1_11. & 7 p.m., Wednesday prayer ~ervice - 1 p.:m. Pomeroy Pastor: Brian Dunham, Worlihip • 9:30 a.m., Sunday School- 10:35 a.m. R<><k Sprlnp Pastor: Keith Rader, Sunday School • 9: 1.5 a.m., · Wo~ s hip • 10 a.m.. Youth Fellowship, Sunday- 6 p.m. Plae Grove Bible HoUnea Church 112 mile off Rt. ) 2S , Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley, Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. , · Worship - 10:30 a.m.. 7:30 p.m... Wednesday Service· 7:30p.m. Rutland Pastor: Rick Bourne, Sunday School · 9:30a.m.. Worship - 10:30 a. m., Thursda~ Services - 7 p.m. Salem Center Palitor: William K. Mmtwl, Sunday School ~ I,P:I5 a.m., Woriihip • 9:1S a.m .. Bible S1udy: Monday 7:00pm Snowlille Sunday School- 10 a.m., Wonllip • 9 a.m. Welleyu Bible Hott.aa. Cburcb 1S Pearl St., MiddlejJon. Pastor: Rick Bourne, Sunday School· to·a.m. WorShip -!0:45 p.m.. SOlliday Eve. 7:00 p.m.: Wednesday Service · 7:39p.m. Hylell Run Community ChutTh Pastor: Rev.l....arry Lemley; Sunday School - 9:30a.m., Worship · 1'0:45 a.m., 7 p.m., ' Thursday Bible Study and YoUth • 7 p.m. · Bethany -Pastor. John Gilmore, Sunday S~.:hool • 10 a.m., Worship - 9 a.m., Wednesday Services - 10 a.m. Lutheran St•.Jobn Lutheran Church Pine Grove. Worship · 9:00a.m. , Sunday School • 10:00 a.m. Pastor: Jame!i P. Brady·, 9-'&1'1ow' Lutheraa Cbun:h Walnut and Henry Sts., Ra\lenswood , W~Va., Pastor: David Russel!, Sunday School~ 10:00 a.m., Worship - I I a:m. SL Pa.. Lutheran Churtb Corner Sycamort &. Second St. , Pomeroy, Sunday School - ~:45 a.m.~ Worship - 11 a.m. United MethOdist Grabom United Mttbndlot Worship - II a.m. Pastor: Richard Nease Bechtel United Metbod.,t New Hav en, Ri chard Nease. Pastor, Sunday worship 9:30 a.m. Tues. 6:30 prayer and Bible Study. MI. Olive United Methodl!it OIT 124 behind Wilkesville, Pastor: Rev. Ralph Spires, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.• Wonhip - 10:30 a.m., 7 ,p.m., Thursday Sel'\·iccs - 7 p.m. Melp Cooperadve Parish Northeast Cluster. Alfred, Pastor: Jane Beattie, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Wonhip • ll a.m.,•6:30 p.m." CheAter' Pastor: Jane Beattie, Worshi.p - 9 a.m., Sunday School : 10 a.m. , Thursday sen.it:e~ -7 p.m. . JPa&tor: Bob Randolph, Wot&hip - 9:30 un. Sunday School · 10:.30 a.m. ' lladno Pasror: Kerry Wood, Sunday School - 10 a.m., Worship- II a.m. ·Coolville United Melhodkt Parish Pas1or: Helen Kline, Coolville Church, Main & Fifth St., Sunday School • i.O a."!·· Worship - 9 a.m., Tuesday ServiCes· 7p.m. Davis, Sunday service. WedneSday servi<:e, 1 p.m. Re<dsvttleFtllowllllp Church .of dl,e Nazarene, Paslor: , Sundly School-9:30a.m., Worship· 10:4" a.m., 7 p.m.. Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Sync~~~e Churtb of the Nuarme Pastor Milc.e Adkins. Sundly School - 9:30 a.m., Worship ~ 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m., Wodnesday Services -·7 p.m. Pomeroy Cbun:h ottbe Nuarue Pastor: Jan Lavender, Sunday School - Hobson Christian Ftllowshlp Churtb Pastor: Hers chd White. Sunday School10 llm, Sunday Omrch servke -·6:30Pm Wednesday 7 pm ,, Restoration Christian Fetlows~p 9365 Hoope r Road, Athen's, Pustor: lonnie Coats. Sunday Worship 10:00 am; Wednesday; 7 pm Lanpvllle Christian Church Full Gospel. Pbstor: Roben Musser, · Sunday School 9:30am,~ , WorShip 10:30 am -7:00 pm. Wed. Se!Vice 7:00pm Middleport Community Church S1S Pearl St .. Middlepon • Pa~>tOr: Sam An'denon , Sunday School 10 a.m., Evening - 7:30 p.m. : wednesday ~!Vke 7:30p.m. Pentecostal Penterolllll A!Stmbly St. Rt. 124, Ra cine, Tornado Rd. Sunday S(:hool ... .10 n.m., Eve ning · 7 p.m.. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. l'aith Valley Tabema~le Chun:h Bailey Run Road, Pastor: · Rev. Emmett Rawson, Sunday Evening 7 p.m .. Thursday Se!Vi~e • 7 p.m. Presbyterian Harrisonville Presbyterian Church Pastqr: Robert Crow, Worship · 9 a.m. Syracuse Minion 1411 Bridgeman St .. Syracuse. Sunday School • 10 a.m, Evening - 6 p.m.. Wednesday Service - 7 P~· Mlddltport Pmbyteriah 'Pastor: James SQyder. Sunday S(:hool 10 a.m.• worship se!VW:e 11 am. Seyenth-Day Adventist Huel Community ·chun:h OfT Rt. 124. Pastor: Edsel Ha:i-t, Sunday School - 9:30a.m .. ,Worship - 10: 30 a.m., 7:30 p.m. Morse Chapel Cbun:h Sunday school · 10 a.m., Worship • ll a.m., Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Nazarene ~ 10 a.m., Hocklnprt Chun:h Orand Street, Sunday S~.:hool- 9:30a.m., Worship. 10:30 a.m., Pastor Phillip Bell Middleport Church of the Nau~nt Pastor: Allen Midcap. Sunday School 9:30a.m.;Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m.. Wednesday Services - 1 p.m.• Pasaor: Allen Midcap Sllwersvllle Commlllli.ty Apostolic Chun:h Pastor: Wa yne R. Jewell, Stinday worship - 6:00p.m., Wednesday - 6:00p.m. Bible Study Commullity or Chrbt Portland-Radnc Rd ., Pastor: Jim Proffitt, Rejoicing Lire Chun:h Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m.. ·Wednesday Services - 7:00 .500 N. 2nd Av e.. Middleport, Pas10r: Milc.e Fortman, Pastor Emeritus Lawren(:e p.m. Foreman. Worship- I 0:00am Bethel Wonhlp Center 39782 S.R. 7, Reedsville. OH 45712. 1/2 . Wcdne~ay Services· 1l.m. mile oonh of Eastern Schools on SR 7. A Full Gospe l Church. Pastot Rob Barber. Oihon Taberucle Chun:h Associate Pastor Karyn Davis. Youth Clifton, W.Va., Sunda y ScHool - 10 a.m., Pastor SuZie Frands. Sunday services Worship - 1 p.m.. Wednesday Service - 7 I0:00 am worship, 6:00 pm Family Life p.m. Classes, Wed. Home Cell Groups 7:00 New Life Victory Center p.m., Outer Limits Cell Group at th e 3773 Georges Crtek Road , Gallipolis. OH church 6:30pm to 8:30 pm Pastor: Bill Staten, Su.nday Servi(:es - 10 a.m. & 1 p.m. Wednesday • 7 p.m. & Ash Street Cburch Youth 7 p.m. • 398 Ash St., Middleport-Pastor Jeff Smith Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Mornin g Full Gospel Chun:b · Worship - 10:30 a.m. & 6:30 pm . of tht Living Savior Wednesday Servi~e - 6:30 p.m., Youth Rt.338. Antiquity. Pustor: Jesse Morris, Service-6:30p.m. Se!Vices: Saturday 2:00p.m. APpe LICe Center "Full-Gospel Church", Pastors John & Salem Communlty Chun:h Patty Wade, 603 Sr:c.ond Ave. Mlilion, 773BliCk of West Columbia, W.Va.om lievi ng 5017, Service time: Sunday 10:30 a.m., RoJ.d, Pastor: Charles Roush {304) 675Wedne5day 7 pm 2288, Sunday School 9:30 am. Sunda;,: l!vening servi~e: .7:00 pm, Bibly Study Abundant Grace R.Jo: I. Wednesday serv ice 7:00pm 923 S. Third St.. Middleport, Pastor Teresa Byesville Cnmmunily Chun:h Sunday S(:hool • 9:30 a.m., Worship _· 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. 9: 30 ~a.m ., Cah•ary Blblt Church Pomeroy Pike . Co. Rd .. Pastor: Rev. Blackwood. S un~a y School - 9:30 a.m., Worsh ip 10:30 a .m., 7 :30 p.m., Wednesday Service - 7:30p.m. Oasis Chrhdan l'tllow&h.lp (Non-denominational fellowship) Meeting in the old American Legion Hall South FoUrth Avenue, Middleport Pastor: Chris Stewart I 0:00am Sunday Other meetings in homes Bethel Chun:b Township Rd ., 468C, Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship - 1_0 a.m. , Wednesday Se!Vices- 10 a.m. Tort"h Churdt Co. Rd . 63, Sunday School Worship- \0:30a.m. Fain-lew Blbie Churdt Utart, W.Va. Rt. 1. Pastor: Brian May, Surlday School - 9:30a.m., Worship· 7:00 p.m.. Wednesday Bible Study - 7:00 p.m. Faith Fellowablp .Cru111de ror ~ Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dkkens, Se~ke : FridAy, 1 p.m. Amazin1 Gnu Community Clm~Th Pastor: Wayne Dunlap, State Rt. 681, Tuppers Plains, Sun. Worship: 10 am&. 6:30pm, Wed. Bible Study 7:00p.m. HarrbonviUe Community Churt.h Pastor: Theron Durham. Sunday - 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Wednesd.a)l - 7 p.m Pas1or: Bill Marshall Sun'day School 9a.m., Worship • 10 a.m., 1st Sunday every month evening se:rvice 7:00 p.m.: Wednesday • 7 p.m. Whlk'a Chapel Wetleyu Coolville Road , Pastor: Rev. Phillip Ridenour. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worship - 10:30 a.m., Wednesday Service - 7p.m.· A New Bqlanlna (Full Gospel Church) Harrisonville, Pastors: Bob and Kay Marshall. Sunday Service, 2 p.m. Carmel & Buhan Rds. Racine, OhiO. Pastor: John Gilmore, Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Worahip - 10:4.5 a.m. ; Bible Stud}' Wed. 7:00p.m. ............ Ff'ftdorn Gospel Million Bald Knob , on Co. Rd. 31, Pastor: Rev. Roger Willford, Sunday School • 9:30 a. m. Worship- 7 Jl,m. Other Churches Clnnei~SuUon MorninaStar Pastor: John Gilmore, Su~day Sc~ool - II a.m., Worship- 10 a.m. p.m. Chtllfr Church of the Nazarene Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m .. Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m . Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Rutland Cbun:b of the N1111rene Sunday School • 9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m., Wednesday Services • 7 p.m. Rev. Mike Clark. FalthFuU G011pel Church Long Bottom, Pastor: Steve Reed, Sllnday School - 9:30 a.m , Worship - 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m., Wednesday - 7 p.m., Friday fellowship service 1 p.m. Laum Clltr F'" Melbodlst Chun:b The Churc• of JMII Chrl•t or LaiiA.~ay Salah St. Rt. 160. 446-6247 or 446-7486, Sunday School 10:20-1 I a.m., Relief - Society/Priesthood ll :OS- !2 :00 noon ,' Sacrament Service 9-10: 1.5 a. m., Homemhk.in~ meeting. 1st Thurs.· 7 p.m. - Pearl Chapot Su"day S<:hool- 9 a.m., Wooh ip- 10 a.m. Roae of Shlron HoUncSs Church Leading Creek.' Rd., Rutland, Pastor: Rev. Dewey K.lnS;. Sunday school: 9:30 a.m ., Sunday worship •7 p.m., Wedne5day prayer ~;Deeting - 7 p.m. . Latter-Day Saints . s~hool Minersville . Pastor: Bob Robin,son, Sunday School ~ 9 a.m.. Worship - 10 a.m. Cai"Yary PiiRrim Chapel Hani.IOflville Road, Pastor: Charles McKenzie, Sunday School 9:30 a.m.• Worsll,ip- 11 a.m., 7:00 p.m., Wednesday ~rvice -· 7:00 p~ m. · Sennth-Duy Ad;wendst Mulberry Hts. Rd ., Pome roy•. Pastor: Bennett Luck iesh, Saturd ay Services: . Sahbath School - 2 p.m.. Worship - 3 p.m United Brethren Faith Gospel Churth Long Bottom, Sunday School - 9:30a.m., Worship • 10.:4.5 a.m .• 7:30 p.m .. Wednesday 7:30p.m. Mt. OII'IC Community ~burch . Pastor: Lawrence 8uiih, Sunday School 9:30a.m.. Evening-6:30p.m., Wedneday ~ Service • 7 p.m. Mt. Hennon United Brtth~n In Christ Church Tex as Community 36411 Wi ckham Rd , Pnstor: Pete r Manindale . Sunday School 9:30 a.m .. Worship · \O iJO a.m.. 7:(10 p.m.. Wednesday Se r\' ices - 7:00 p.m. Youth group meeting 2~d & 4th Sundays 7 p.m. F..de• United Brethren In Chr-!Jt. State Route 124. br:iween Reedsville & Hockingport. Sunday School - 10 a.m.. Sunday Worsh ip - 11:00 a.m. Wednesday Services - 7:00 p . ~ .. Pastor- M. Adam Will FuH G'e..;pel Lighthouse 33046 Hiland Road, Pomeroy, Pastor: Roy HuQter, Sunday School - 10 a.m.. Evenin'g 7:)() p.m., Thesday &. Thun;. · 7:30p.m. South Bethel Community Churth Silver Ridge- P_astor Linda Damewood, Sunday School - 9 a.m., Worship Service ·10 a.m. 2nd a~ 4th Sunday C1rletoa Interdenomlna!lonal Church Kinasbury Road , Putor; Robert Vance, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m.. Wonhip Service 10:30·a.m., EveninJ Service 6 ROCKSPRINGS , Let your light so shine before REHABILITATION CENTER melt, that they may see your The cart you deserve, close 10 holnt gdod works and glorify your 36759 Rocksprings Rd. ·Father in heaven." Pomeroy, OH 45769 Matthew 5:16 740-992-6606 499 Rldlland Avenue, Athens_ 740-594-6333 l-800-451-9806 what ye wil~ and it shall be done unto you. 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Chapman, Sunday School - I0 a.m., wOrship- II a.m., Wednesday Services . 7 Pastor: Glenn Rowe,· Sunday School · 9:30a.m:, Worship- 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m.,Wcdnesday Service-7:00p.m. 9:30 a.m., Worship · 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m., Wednesday ServiceJ -7 p.m. Loua: Bottom .' Products+ KEBLER SyratUJe Flnt Church ot God Apple and. Second Su., Pastor: R.ev. David Russell , Sunday School and Worship- 10 11.m. Evening Se rvi ces- 6:30 p.m., Wednesday Services- 6:30 p:m. tifut :\.NIH R~ON ll ' N!Jl ,\1 UOMI 114 Lly11t Stfttl • PO lolllt New Ha1'tn, WV 15265 James H. Andet801, Liceftsed Funeral Dirtclor Htldi funtroll'toonlna SERVICES 214E. Main 992-5130 ..._ Pomeroy Blessed are the pure in heart;'/or they shall see God. Matthe,w $:8 '· SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescription& 992-2955 Pomeroy "So I strive always to keep ' 1 my conscience clear before God and man." Acts 24:'16 or God so loved the world he gave his only lbi~JlC>fte·/1 SOli ... John 3: 1(J Meigs County'~ Oldest 352 East Main Pomeroy, Oh "let ~~ ~and yout fhOllghtt wltfl 740.992-2644 740.992-6288 .. MY arace · for thee: for my strenl!th is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 :: -+----~-~~-t .. ··.. - - - -....... iJ Office SeNice &Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992e6376 _______.. __ �I . Page AS REGIONAL The Daily Sentinel Local stocks Friday, Aprilt4, 2006 Chamber Local weather Friday ... Showers and ~hunderstorms likely. Highs in the lower 80s. Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph with gusts up to 25 mph . Chance ·of rainccorriday · mght. .. Thun~e~storms likeJy. ~bowers hk~ly in the ~venmg ... Then showers :after midnight. Low s around 60 ... Southwest winds 10 to 15 mph. Chance of rain 80 percent. · Saturday ... Partly cloudy :With a ch~nce of showers ·a nd thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 70s. West win~s 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 40 percent. Saturday night...P;utly . cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 50s. Southwest winds around 5 mph. Chance of rain 40 per· cent. · - Sunday and Sunday night...M<istly cloudy. with • Cavs knock off Knicks, B2 ' Middleport Development further into the county. · Group is doing and has done. The Middleport-Pomeroy However, these funds are Rotary Pancake Breakfast allocated just for the purpose will take place from 7 - ll from PageA1 Ltd. ..:... 24.56 ACI- 7-7.80 of that revitalization and can- a.m. on April 29 at the Meigs. AfP -32:72 NSC - 53.84 in downtown in the last 12 not be dispersed for any other County Senior Center. Tickets Akzo - 52.57 Oak Hill Rnenclal available at the breakfast or months. He added that these projects. Aallland Inc. - 71.32 28.67 . new jobs were created by Some of those upcoming contact Dodger Vaughan. 8U- 13.59 OVB- 25.20 A Smart and Sober Town new businesses such as The projects tentatively include Bob E~atll - 28.95 BBT- 39.59 Hall meeting will . take place Corner Re~taurant, Judy developing a strertscape for aorcwamer - 59.46 Peoples - 29.36 Kay's Restaurant, Hometown downtown and possibly a at 7 p.m. on April20 at Meigs CENX - 47.51 Pepelco - 57.87 Market, and Video Now. multi-purpose trail for recre- Middle School. Panels will Champion - 6.15 discuss teen drinking, drug Premier - . 15.55 Of course Reed gave props ational purposes. · Channing Shope - 14.33 Rockwell - 73.66 Reed asked for the cham- and internet abuse. City Holding - 35.43 to the anchor stores that have ber 's support of downtown A senior health fair sponRocky Boots - 24.15 Col - 56.03 been in Middleport through Middleport, thanking Mayor sored by 0' Bleness Seara 1.39.15 DG -17.81 thick and thin. Sandy Iannarelli for her partieMemorial Hospital will 'take Wai-Mart - 45.77 DuPont - 43.30 The longevity of these ipation as well as other mem- place on May 31 at Wendy's :- 61.26 Federal Mogul - .29 anc~or stores and long-time bersofthedevelopmentgroup. University Mall. Those inter· Worthington - 19.84 USB- 30.42 businesses coincided with In other chamber business: ested in setting up displays at Dally stock reports are Gannett - 56.77 Reed's point that the process · New Meigs County the fair should contact Lynn General Electric 33.89 tha 4 . p.m. closing quotes to revitalize downtown Chamber Coordinator Annastes at ' O'Bleness · of the pre~lous day's GKNLY- 5.50 Middleport may take years Michelle Donovan introduced Memorial Hospital. Harley Davidson 49.&1 transactions, provided by but it is a process that will herself and talked about her More teams are needed for Smith Rnanclal Advlsora of produce results. JPM - 42.19 first two weeks on the job. the Meigs County Relay for Kroger - 19.72 Hilliard Lyons In Gallipolis. Reed said producing those Donovan is from Tuppers Life, May 12-13 at the Meigs results will require going Plains and hopes to bran'ch County F:iir Grounds. Coritact after grant money which the · the chamber membership out Steve Beha at Carleton School. Bl The Daily Sel)tinel Inside The Bartrum-Brown Football Camp will take place on May 20 at Joan C. Edwards Stadium, Huntington, W.Va. lnfonnation and registration can be found via www.bartru· mandbrown.com Chamber board of directors· meeting, 8 a.m., April 25, chamber boardroom. · River City Players and Meigs County Chamber 'Qf Commerce Murder Mystery Dinner Theater ''Cruise Into Murder" at 6:30 p.m., April 29, Riverside Golf Club, Mason, W.Va., tickets available soon. Coffee, Commerce and Conversations, 8 a.m., cham· ber office. . A free small business workshop presented by Congressm<j.n Ted Strickland, 8 a.m. to noon, community . room, Washington State Community College, Marietta, call 373-5150 to register. Reds blast Cubs, B4 Larry Brown hospitalized after Cavs game, BA I Friday, April:J4, 20o6 LQcAL ScHEDULE . GALLIPOLIS - A SChedule of upcoming college a,(ld high achool varsity sporting 8Y9f'lls ~1\ling learns !rom Galla, Meigs and Maaon counties. StAFF REPORT SPORTSII>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . . McARTHUR - Meigs' girls won just one event, but RavensWOOd at Wehama, 5 p.m. ·~ogan at Point Pleasant, TBA set a new meet record and Softball copious others placed as ttie Marietta at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Lady Marauders finished secHannan at SOuthern (DH/, 4 p.m. . Track and F aid ond at the Vinton County Gallipolis Rotary Relays, 4:30p.m. Invitational on Thursday. Collage Baseball Rio Grande 8t Tiffin (OH), 1 p.m. Southeastern won the girls title with 132 points, while I Meigs was just 16 points Eastern at Parkersburg Sollth, 1 p.m. back. Paint Valley ( 113) took Waham8'at Matewan-Man, noon South Gallia at Southeasterll/Waverly, 11 third followed by Waverly a.m. ' (112), Berne Union (89, Warren at Meigs (DH), noon Softball Alexander (44 ), Vinton Point Pleasant at Best of Toumament, County (31) and Wellston (1). TBA Eastern at Warren, noon The Lady Marauders fared Wahama at Best of Best Tour, TBA very well in the relay events. COllege BIIHball Rio Grande at Tiffin (OH), 1 p.m. The team J>f Ashley Samar, COllege Softbell 4...'" .. Catie Wolfe, Megan Clellillld Urbana at Rio Grande, 1 p.m. and Devan Soulsby won the Sunday'• ga'mt• 1600-meter re.lay• in a record · College Baseball Today'• gamaa Bueball · a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Highs in the mid 70s. Lows in the mid 50s. Chance of rain 50 percent. Monday ... Mostly cloudy with a 40 percent chance of showers. Highs in the lower 70s. Monday night and Tuesday ... Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 40s. Highs in the mid 70s. Tuesday night and Wednesday ... Partly cloudy' with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows around . 50. Highs in the upper 60s. Chance of rain 40 perceni. W e d n e s d a y night...Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the mid 40s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Thursday ... Partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 60s. Meigs girls second at Vinton County Invite time of 4:27.9 Meigs also took runner-up honors in the 400 (Wolfe, Patti Vining, Clelland, Emily Fields) and 800 (Clelland, Adrian Bolin, Morgan Lentes, Vining) relays. Meigs was fif!h in the 3200 (Kimi Swisher1 Laura Gheen, Whitney Johnson, Soulsby) version. Samar placed in three individual events. She as third in both the I00 and 300-meter hurdles and sixth in the long jump. · · Several of her teammates scored points in two events each. Soulsby was second in the 400-meter dash and fifth in the 800 run. Wolfe ran third and fourth in the I 00 and 200: PIIIH see Melp, Bl . Submlned photo Members of the Meigs 4x400-meter relay team pose for a picture after setting a meet record at· the Vinton County Invitational Thursday in McArthur. Members ofthat record-setting squad lire, from left, Ashley Samar, Meghan Clelland, Catie Wolfe and Devan Soulsby. Their record time was 4:27.9. , Rio Granda vs. Fisher College at Sienna H.giS. (DH), 1 p.m. Eastern stuns Lady Rockets Monday. Apdl17 Baub•ll Point Pleasant at River Valley, 5 p.m. ,'Gilrner County at Wahama (OH), 5 p.m. Athens at Gallia Academy, 5 p.m. Federal Hpcking at Eastern, 6 p.m. South Gallla at Fairland, 5 p.m. Meigs at Nelsonville· York, 5 p.'m. Southerrf at Miller, 5 p.m. Softball Galli& Academy at Athens, 5 p.m. Federal Hocl<lng at Eastern, 5 p.m . Meigs at Nelsonville· York, 5 p.m. Southern at MINer, 5 p.m. Track ond Field GaUia Academy at Logan, 4:30p.m. BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Tannla .Point l'leasant at Wheeling Central, t 1 TUPPERS PLAINS One night after committing nine errors against Waterford, Eastern softball went on the defensive Thursday during a 2-1 upset victory a.m. .· TVC Standings Baseball aaa~~ ' ' . ,, ,Y,• .... Air Cond~ioning . ' I ' ,, .•. Air Cond~ioning, Automatic TVCOhlo Vipton Co 4-0 Wellston 3-1 Alexander 3-2 Meigs 2-J Belpre 1-3 Nels· York 0-4 TVC Hocking Trimble 5-0 Waterford 4-1 Miller 2-2 Fed Hock 1-3 Southern 1-4 Eastern 1-4 APRIL 14, 2006 . . . -1 ~a~t of ~a fern, _gouth of ' ~cipio, did the egg land !.I neat the ·cenh!t'?" .. - o. I .I _'18, Air Condttioning, Smooth Ride Suspension Meigs football golf tournament V-8 Power, Smooth Ride Suspension . Southern boys fall to Trimble 1 .~ , 'PLEASE :,... 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Trimble kno.tted the score at 3·3 in the sixth when Matt Christman was hit with a pitch, Nick Giffin doubled, · and Christman scored on a ~ease see Southern, Bl ~ Please see Eastern, Bl Eastern baseball coach Brian Bowen, center facing camera, talks with the Eagles ·during a pitching change ip the fourth inning of Thursday's 13-3 loss to South Gallla in Mercerville. theirtirst triumph of the 2006 BWALTERS@MYJJAILYTRIBUNE.COM season by outscoring the Eagles 12·2 over the final MERCERVILLE - South two innings, turning a one-all Gallia was still in a fiesty tie into a convincing doublemood after its controversial · digit drubbing. POMEROY - The 13th loss to Ironton St. Joe just.24 Stephen Craig hit a sacriAnnual Meigs Football hours .earlier, so ·apparently fice fly in the bottom of the Golf Tournament will be the Rebels decided to take fifth that plated Josh Wright held on Saturday, May 13th out their frustrations on visit- - whicb proved to be the at the Pine Hills Golf ing Eastern Thursday with a game winner- and capped a Course, with a shotgun 13-3 baseball victory in five seven-run finale that secured innings. · · · ihe Red and Goli:l's initial start beginning at 9 a .m. Rebels ( 1-8) picked up win. The The tournament · will be a four man, bring your won team scramble. Team handiCap's mus be at least 40 ~ith only one member under I 0. Cost of the tourhament in~ludes golf, cart, ·• BY SCOTT WOLFE lunch and beverages. SPORTS CORRESPONDENT : flor more. information , including cost to enter the RACINE- Trimble broke eyent, contact Meigs head open a one-run game (4-3) in football coach Mike extra innings, plating four Chancey at work 740-992· runs en route to an 8-4 Tri- · ;[158 or at home 740-992· Valley Conference Hocking p064. Division win over the Southern Tornadoes Thursday night at Star Mill Mamhout Rlffte Park. . CONTAcrUs That is ·the first time that Southern (9-3, 2·3) dropped Marnhout suffered the loss OVP ScoreLine (5 p.m.·1 a.m.) despite a great effort. He its second game in-a-row. 1·740-446-2342 ext. 33 In what developed into a faced the first two batiers of or 992·5287 (Meigs Co.) good old-fashioned pitching ihe ninth innin~ , . walking battle between Trimble's Josh Dixon and h1tfmg Blake , •• - 1-74()·446·3008 Anthony Dixon and Fouts. Patrick Johnson came E·mall- sportsOmydailysvntinel.com Southerner Butch Marnhout, on in' relief, getting the first '6pgrt1 Staff fans had the opportunity to out of the inning then w~lkBrad Sherman, Sporis Editor watch a good match of wits ing A. Dixon to load the }740) 446·2342; 8><1. 33 bases. Johnson · fanned the on the diamond. bsherman 0 mydallytrlbune.com Di'xon manhandled the next batter, then walked Jlryan Walters, Sports Writer Tor:nadoes much of the game home a run, and gave up two (140) 446·2342, ext. 23 with 15 strikeouts in nine singles to Nick Giftin and bwalters a mydallytrlbune.com innin~s of work. Dixon went Ryan Nagucki for the 8-4 Larry Crum, Sports Writer the d1stani?e registerin~ just lead in the ninth. (740) 44s-'2342, B><l. 33 The first two . runs were · three walks and hitting one Ierum 0 mydallyreglster.com .. credited to Marnhrntt. and batter. e its and we came back today as a different team. We all came. together an~ ·it showed." The hosts knocked out I0 hits in the contest, while the Eagles (6-3) mustered only three hits against the pitching ' duo of Bernie Fulks and Wright. . Fulks started and went 4.1 innings, allowing two earned' Bryan Waltarslphoto BY BRYAN WALTERS v Wellston in Tri- Valley Conference non·diviCarroll sio'nitl softball action. The ~dy Eagles (J-8) battled through siX: scoreless innings with the visiting L a d y· Rockets (5· 3), then ral; lied · back • Holter from a 1·0 · deficit in the bottom of the seventh when an error · allowed Kelsey Holter to score the game-winning run. The Green and White snapped a seven-~ame losing skid with the tnumph, and also handed WHS its first setback in .six outings. Danielle Carroll picked up her third win of the season, going seven innings and allowing an earned run, four 'hits and four walks . in the decision . Carroll also fanned one and surrendered just one . hit through five innings of work. Erin Sturgill took the loss for the Lady Rockets. Sturgill worked seven innings and Softball ,. CLUE FOR FR·IDAY.: " TVCOhio Alexander 5-0 Belpre 3-1 Wellston 3·1 Meigs 2-3 Nels· York 0-4 Vinton Co .0-4 TVCHocking Fed Hock 4' 0 Miller 2·1 Trimble 3-2 . Eastern 2-2 Southern 2-3 Waterford 0·5 Trimble trumps Tornadoes • Bv ScoTT WoLFE SPORTS CORRESPONDENT " .. l.' RACINE - The Trimble Lady Tomcats (7.1, 5-0) posted a 20-8 Tri -Valley Conference Hocking division · win over the Southern Lady Tornadoes Thursday night at Star Mill Park. The final score was not an indication of how close the early portions of the game transpired. Southern (2-7, 1-4) led at one point 7-6 in the fourth inning, before Trimble dropped the atomic bomb to put !he ga m~ out of reach. Southern Coach Alan Crisp sa id. "We came out · and played a good shofl game. We put runners t>n base, stole some bases. and bunted the man over. We did a lot of little things right. Sarah (Eddy) pitched a good four innings, bul we just can't tinish. "I was pleased with the offense though once again tonight. We just need to be able to get people out." l..."'-ii'-----1 L,__....;,:;_J:.;;J Buzzard Pape ~ Sarah Eddy ended up as the losing pitcher. She issued II walks, gave up eight hits, hit five batters, and allowed 16 runs. Linda Eddy came in to give up one walk, four runs, and live hits. Neither pitcher struck out a batter. Trimble's Carrie Woodgerd posted the win with one walk, two strikeouts, five hits, and ~eve n runs. Bethany Brickey came on in relief to pitch two · innings, walking four, giving up just one hit, and strjking out one . Please 'lnlmps. Bl see J __ .__ ..,........-.~·------- ' • • �• Page Ba • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com ' Cavaliers knock ofT Knicks, 91-87 CLEVELAND (AP) ,LeBron . James leaned back and yawned. The Cavaliers didn't wake up until it was almost too late. · James, resting a sprained left ankle for the NBA playoffs. missed his first game this season on Thursday night and could only cheer as his teammates rallied for a 91 -87 win over the injurythinned New York Knicks. Larry Hughes s.cored 26 points with 13 rebounds and J:?onyell Marshall and Zydrunas •!Jgauskas added 17 points apiece for the Cavaliers, who were lifeless for 3 1/2 quarters before st,orming back to win their I Oth straight at home: "It took awhile," Marshall said. "It feels good to come back, not just without LeBron. We . don't want to go stumbling into the playoffs, but playing good ball like . we have most of the year." Knicks coach Larry Brown , who has had a tumultuous first season in New York, 'became ill and left the bench in the third quartet. .Following the game , the 65-year-old Brown was taken to a local hospital, where he is expected to spend the night. Team spokesman Jonathan Supra nowitz, sai d Brown complained of an upset ·. stomach but that his vital signs were "stable." -Eastern -Stuns· • from PageBl gave up two earned runs and three hits. Sturgill struck out three and did not issue a walk. Sturgill allowed a one-out' single to Hannah Cozart in the .bottom of the first, then held ihe hosts without a hit ' n ' Meigs from PageBl meter dashes respectively. Sarah Engle was second in the discus and sixth in the shot put while Bolin was fourth in the I DO-meter hurdles and eighth in the high jump. Cassie Patterson placed second in tqe high jump while Melissa Gl;lleser and Lesley Preece were third in the discus and shot put respectively. Clelland jumped .to seventh place in the long jump, Swisher. ran sixth in the 32()() meters and Lentes was eighth in the 200 dash . . The Marauder boys scored 55 points and finished fifth in the standings.· Waverly won the team championship with 185.5 points followed by Berne Union, Vinton County, Southeastern, Meigs, Paint Valley, Alexal]der and Wellston. . Meigs' Jared Casey, Corey Wilson, Corneliu.s English l!lld Brandan F.isher won the 400-meter relay in a time of I :00 while they Marauders placed third in the 800 relay (Crockett Crow, Wi Ison, ' I • ' Southern· from Page 81 who has made so many big the Cavs and ·Knicl<s fire up shots since coming to the bricks. Ca~aJiers in a trade on Feb. Notes: The Cavaliers, 23 ., drilled a 3 with the 24- who had been 0-2 vs. New second shot clock about to York this seas'oil. have now expire and 41.2 second s left. beaten every team in the The· Knicks stretched the league b6t Golden State .... "All Larry told me to tell game as deep as they could Stu Jackson, the NBA's vice you was that, 'I'm fine,"' by fouling , but Murray president of basketball operSupranowitz said. made four straight free ations, spoke with and llgauskas Cleveland GM Danny Ferry As he was taken from the throws arena on a stretcher, Brown dropped in a pair in the final on Thursday abo ut . the was alert and sat upright I 8.8 seconds as the recent bad blood between with oxygen tubes in hi s Cavaliers improved to 48-30 the Cavali ers and Detroit nose. - 30-10 at home . p· 1 wd d After Brown fell ill, assisClev~land ' s victory total ISton s. · n e nes ay 'tant Herb Williams ran the · · h' h · · · night's game , Cavs F IS !Is 1g est smce wmmng Anderson Varejao was club the rest of the way. 54 in 1992- 1993. • Cleveland trailed by seven Jame s, who twisted his called for a flagrant foul on Ras heed Wallace. "I don't entering the fout_:th and was ankle during a loss at .still down 80-71 with 5.:33 Detroit on Wednesday, did- like the direction of the-way left before reeling off nine n' t speak to the media those two teams are playing, straight points to tie it on a before or after the game. albeit that I do like the r-ivalshort turnaround jumper by Nate Robinson , starti'ng in ry that seems to be developplace of St.eve Francis ing," Jackson said. " I think llgauskas with 2:17 to go. Ori New York's next pos- (back), scored 32 points and that part of it ,is good for our sessio n, Cavaliers guard Crawford added 19 and nine game as long_as it's played Eric Snow reached in and · assists for New York, w.hich fairly and safely." ... Jason poked the ball away from is also without Stephon McElwain. the 17-year-old Jalen Rose near the foul line Marbury, Channing Frye st udent manager with and the ball weni to Hughes, and Quentin Richardson. auti sm who made six 3whose layup made it 82-80 Without James, the club's pointers when he got into with I :56 remaining . 'unquestioned leader, hi s high sc hool's· final game, James, nattily dressed in a Clev.eland didn't look like it visited the ' Cavs ' 'locker yellow ve> t and silk tie was ready for the postseason room before the game. under a black sports coat, for most of the game . And, "Where 's LeBron?" he bounced off the bench and if not for their third-year asked before shaking hands bumped chests with Damon superstar, the Cavs wouldn't wit h Damon Jones. "They Jones as a sellout crowd at be playing beyond next could put you in the 3-point Quicken Loans Arena week anyway. . ·confest," Jone s told roared in a tuneup for the During a particularly lack- McElwain , whose heartlu ster portion of the second warming story has made postseason. Jamal Crawford countered quarter, James seemed to him a celebrity. "You could with a 3- pointer for the struggle to stay awake on shoot a lot better than some Knicks, but Flip Murray, the bench · while watching , of those oth~r guys." inning, allowing I 0 runs on five hits. Zac]> Hendrix relieved Browning in the fifth and faced only Craig. fromPageBl Cory Shaffer, Cody Gerlach and Kyle Gordon runs, three hits and three had the lone hits for the 'walks in the winning deci- Green and White. sion. Fulks did not allow a South Gallia also avenged hit after the third inning and . being swept in a doublestruck out one: Wright faced header played at EHS back fo!Jr batters in t,he top of the on April I. The· Eagles won fifth and allowed one free · those contests 15-5 and 5-1. pass. · The Rebels return to ,Wright and John Wells action Saturday when they also led the offensive attack to Chillicothe to play ttavel with three hits apiece. Wright had five RB!s and both Southeastern and scored once, while Wells · Waverly at Paints Field. scored twice and walked Game time of the opener is once~ Fulks, Craig, Bill Ray slated for II a.m. Eastern travels to and Travis McCarty also Va. , Parkersburg, · W. added safeties to the win. play Fulks scored three times Saturday · to Parkersburg South at I p.m. .to lead SGHS. Eastern's Terry Durst was SOUTH GALLIA 13, EASTERN 3 credited with the loss, surSlnnlng11 rendering three runs, four Eastern 001 02 3 3 2 hits and a walk over 3.1 SGallia 00 1 57 13 103 Terry Durst, Justin Browning (41, lack Bryan Waherllphoto innings of work. Hendrix {5) and Tony Roush, Terry Durst Eastern third baseman J.<~cob Warner, left, Is about to apply a tag Justin Browning came in . (4). Bemle Fulks, Josh Wright (5} and • during · the fourth and Josh Wright, John Wells (5). WP - to South Gallia runner Bruce Adkins (99) during Thursday's conworked two-thirds of an Fulks. LP - Durst. test in Mercerville. Adkins was called safe on the play. • up until the seventh inning. Wellston struck first in that seventh frame when Becky Perkins doubled with one out to spark a rally. Stephanie Trainer laid down a sacrifice bunt to adva nce Perkins to third, then a single by Amber Lambert scored Perkins 'a nd gave the Blue and Gold a 1·0 · advantage. Brittany Bissell led off the bottom of the seventh wi th a· .double, then scored a batter . later when Holter singled to tie the game at one. An error on the play also · allowed Holter to advance to second base. Katie Wilfong fo llowed by · hitting a ball to seco nd. which was mishandled and · thrown away. Wilfong reached safely, Holter scored and Eastern came away with a mudi needed win . Mikylrt Perkin s paced the . WHS offense with two dou- Peter Cottontail Poker . - ,- 11;orn • ~ro• ~~..,: \)001 rrl Love Mommy &. Daddy Love, Mom &. Sam Happy Kylie Brielle Metheney · Easter Easter &... love, Mommy &. Dadcjy &. Love, MeeMaw &. Pop Pop Happy Easter Love, Mommy &. Daddy &. Bolin Happy Easter Love, MaMa &. PaPa Sandy &. Bennie Wright Madison Shuler Happy Easter Treyton Hill Happy Easter Hailey Madison Darst Happy Easter Happy Easter Love, Meemaw &. Pop Pop Maw Maw&. Paw Paw Darst Love, Mommy &. Daddy ]akota Butcher Happy Easter ·· Emilee Ann Barber Love, Mama&. Papa Love, &. Halley Wilson Happy Easter Tyler and Kristin Haynes Happy Easter Bethany&... Alley Carter . Happy Easter Emma Epling Happy Easter Love Always , Daddy, UncleTy, Grandma&. 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Trimble went ahead 5-0 in Linda Eddy reached on an the second . when Alicia error, Lindsey Buzzard douAndrew reached on an bled home a run, Whitney error, Sondra Brooks Wolfe-Riffle· walked and reached on an error, and Sarah Eddy. slammed a two Kaylee Kaiser reac hed on run double to put Sou.thern an error. J.D. Smith doubled on top 7-6 . . home a run, Jade Metcalf Then the walls came tumwas hit by a pitch, Hannah blin ' down. Trimble plated Faires walked in a run, Julie five runs in the fifth to lead Trace single home a run, 11-7, then scored six in the and Carrie Woodgerd sixth, and four in the sevwalked home a run before enth . That Jed to the .20-8 Southern made a double finale. play to end the inning. Southern hitters were Three straight errors and a Buzzard, Wolfe-Riffle, and sacrifice fly RBI \ly Amber Sarah Eddy with doubles, Hill brought home two and singles by Brickles, Southern runs in the bottom Cundiff, Boso, and Chel~ea of the second, the score 5-2. Pape. Pa~e also laid down a After' a scorele~s Southern nice sacnfice bunt. · ·. Southern is idle until third, Trimble went up 6-2 on a Brooks double and Monday when it travels to Sacrifice fly 'by Metcalf. Miller for another Hocking Trimble loaded the·ba~s in Division game. the fourth but did not score. TRIMBLE 20, SOUTHERN 8 Then Southern went to Trl'llble 051 056 4 - 20 13 5 work and for a moment Southern 020 510 0 - 8 7 8 shocked the league leadin'g Carrie WoOdgerd , Brick,ey (B) and Alicia Sarah Eddy, Linda l!ddy (7) Virginia Andrews. Tomkittens. and Wolfe·Rime. W - Woofgerd. L Brickles singled to lead off S.Eddy. EASTERN 2, WELLSTON 1 Wellston 000 000 1 Eastern 000 000 2 Kaden johnson Happy Easter Love. Mom &. Dad . Leaving From Free Spirits Tavern '• TRIMBLE B, SOUTHERN 4 Binning• Trimble 020 001 014 860 Donald "Davld" Denney Ill Friday, April 14, 2006 SHOWMASTER REGIONAL MANAGER AND NATIONAL LIVESTOCK JUDGE Last Bike Out At Noon ~\til< Maycee Fields Happy Easter LOve bles. The guests also stranded six baserunners. EHS stranded only two. .Eastern returns to action Saturday when it travel s to' Vincent to take on Warren. The first pitch is. scheduled to be thrown at noon. East.er Sunday • a force Nick Buck singled but Southern could not bring across the winning run . That set the stage .for the Trimble comeback victory . io the ninth . Southern hitting was led by Wes Rifne with a double, smg le and two walks, Marnhout a home run. Buck a double and two singles. Crouch a single, and Ryan Chapman a single. Christman homered' and walked three times for Trimble, while Giffin doubled and singl~d. and Barrett doubled. Southern is idle until Monday when it plays, at Miller. · www.mydallysentinel.com fneUIIU Run V81'tq at rre• fielder's choice by Nagucki. Southern threatened in the bottom of the inning but did not score and both clubs went down 1-2-3 in.the seventh. In the top of the eight, the drama began to unfold. Christman worked the count full. On the pay-off pitch he pounded a long home run over the fence into downtown Racine. The next two batters flew out. and Marnhout got a 5-3 ·groundout to end the inning. · Mar.nhout noted that paybacks can be costly. On the first pitch out of the Dixon delivery, Marnhout ripped a solo home -ru n to tie the game. Riffle walked and ·Chapman walked, then after - Fisher, English), sixth in the sixth and seventh ii1 the 100 3200 (Josh Kennedy, Jake and.200-meter dashes respecKennedy, Matt O' Bryant, tively. . · · Thomas Muranahan) and Kinnan took eighth in · the seventh in the 1600 {Josh 300-meter hurdles, he was Kennedy, Jake Kennedy, also fourth in the high jump Andy Kinnan, Wilson). - · as the Marauders placed English finished third in several in the field events: the I 00-meter dash and. Casey was second in the fourth in the 200 wh ile · long jump and seventh in the Fellow sprinter Fisher was high . Brad Soulsby threw to Page BJ • The Daily·Sentinel Friday, April 14. 2006 Athens --ahead In Service" ' Brav•den Lee Happy 1st Easter Love, Mommy . Mandalynn Marie Happy Easter, .Angel! ·love, Willie &. M~llssa Johnson Lyons Happy Easter Braylo,n Harrison Happy Easter Andrew Riffle Happy Easter Love, Grandma Love, Mommy &. Daddy Love. Mommy&. Daddy AubrE~ '· (740)589-6000 . .. , Alexus Thomas . Happy Easter Love, Mommy , TyTy '· �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel • www.mydailysentinel.com • Friday, April 14, 2006 Friday, Apri114. 2006 www.mydailysentinel.com • ~Cincinnati blasts Cubs, 8~3 Lady·Falcons split pair at _Best of the Best softball tournament CHICAGO (AP) - A little wind blowing out didn' t both. er Eric Millon. Nor did the :Chicago Cubs. for tl)at matter. Adam Dunn hit a solo :homer, and Felipe Lopez and · Austin Keams added three-run shots to lead the Cincinnati Reds 10 an 8-3 victory over the Cubs on Thursday. Dunn homered in the first, · Lopez went deep in the third, and Keams hit one out in the ·eighth. Milton (2-0) allowed three runs - two earned - in 6 2-3 innings in his seconq solid outing of the season. He left after retiring pinch-hitter Todd Walker and Juan Pierre to start the seventh. Todd Coffey relieved him and struck out Jerry Hairston Jr. Milton also tripled with \)ile out in the fifth and scored his second run of the game on an errant pickoff throw by Carlos Zambrano that increased the Reds' lead to 5-l and left Cubs manager Dusty Baket shaking his head. The WilY Milton was pitching early on, Chicago couldn 't afford miscues. . . Mait Murton hit the first pitch of the fourth inning over the center-field wall for his second home run, and the Cubs scored two more in the fifth on Murton's bases-loaded single and Dunn's error in left. Otherwise, Milton kept them in check. "Guys came in before the game and _ said the, wind is blowing out, but you can't really think about it," Milton said. "There were some deep fly balls, but fortunately, only one got out. I'll take that." The Cubs weren 't as fortunate. Zambrano (0-1) allowed five runs (four earned) on four hits, walked three, hit a batter and struck out eight in his third start of the seasoA and second shaky outing against the Reds. He allowed five runs and walked five in 4 2-J innings · but didn't figure in the decision in the Cubs: 16-7 win at Cincinnati on opening day. After allowin~ two unearned runs in six innmgs in his last start against St. Louis, Zambrano got into trouble early. · Dunn went deep with two out in the first, sending a 1-0 pitch to ~he left-field bleachers for hts fifth home run of the frame, while Ariel Derifield and Amber Tully also scored .during the rail y. Hicks' sinBUFFALO, W Va. gle unloaded the boases for Wahama softball maintained three RBis. a .500 overall record after a· Davis led Wahama with win and a 'loss Thursday at two safeties and two runs the Best of the Best scored~ Sayre and Hankinson Tournament at 'Buffalo High also added an RBI to the School. winning cause. The Lady Falcons (5-5) , Man starter Loren Whited used an eight-run fifth inning was credited with the Joss, to get past Man in the open- going six innings and surrening contest, 8-2, · then dering six earned runs, five dropped their third straight hits and two· walks. Whited decision to Huntington St. also fanned I I Lady Falcons. Joseph this season with a 9-2 Bethany Gilco had the lone loss in the nightcap. hit for MHS, knocking in The Red and White two unearned runs with a received a pitching-gem from double in the sixth. starter Brooke Hankinson in In game two, the Lady game one, going seven Irish jumpep out to a 5-0 lead · innings and allowing one hit, after two innings of play and no earned runs at'td two never looked back en route walks in the triumph over the to the 9-2 win . . Lady Hillibillies. · St. Joseph increased that Hankinson recorded five margin to 7-0 after four strikeouts and held Man innings, but WHS finally without a hit until the sixth found its offensive groove in frame. . ·· the top of the sixth. Tully The game was scoreless · came through with a twothrough four-plus innings, RBI single that plated Sayre then Wahama went off in the and Davis to cut the deficit to bonom of the fifth. 7-2. Hankinson, KeithAnn St. Joe's.quickly countered Sayre. Haley Davis and with two in the bottom half . Chelsie Hicks all had a hit of the sixth, concluding the and scored in that pivotal scoring at 9-2. BY 8RYAIII WALTERS BWALTERSOMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM ~Pphoto Cincinnati Reds ' Felipe Lopez runs .the bases after hitting a three-run home run against the Chicago Cubs in ~ the third inning of a baseball game Thursday in Chicago. · season and third of the series. He hit twu of the Reds' six homers in Tuesday's 9-2 victory. • Zambrano walked David Ross leading off the third and - after Milton bunted into a forceout - hit Ryan Freel : Lopez then made it 4-0 with his third homer. "H is command was a little off today," Lopez said. "I was . just concentrating on getting a good pitch to hit .... ] was trying to hit the ball hard in the gaps." • Zambrano has allowed 12 walks after issuing 86 in 33 games last season. .. hat then .. he said ..1 . ,1 e . 1 • , ·• ~u' e to be able to -:on~! them and throw more stn kes. _ the !.ocus he ha~ agamst St. Louts stmply wasn t there. The same goes for the re~t of the team. . After s_weepmg a threegame senes at home over Cardinals, the Cubs dropped two of three against the Reds to finish 4-2 on the homestand. ''] don'tthink that we should be satisfied," Derrek Lee said. "We played decent, but I felt like we kind of let down after the big St. Louis series. That happens, hut we can't allow that to tiappen because it'll catch up to you." Both teams were missing key players. _ The Reds .kept Ken Griffey Jr. out of the hneup as a precaution after he left Wednesday's game with stiffness in the back of his right knee. The Cubs were missing the middle third of their ·order. Aramis Ramirez was nursing a strained left glut muscle, Jacque Jones had a sore hamstring and Michael Barrett got the day off. -' With the bases loaded and two out in the fifth, Murton smgled to left to dnve m Henry Blanco and Dunn bobbled the ball, allowing Zambrano 10 score from second to make..it 5-3. . Kearns made it 8-3 in the eighth when he · hit Bob Howry' s first pitch of the game over the right-field wall for his third homer of the season. "Mentally, we just didn't get it done for 1whatever reason," Pierre said. "Stuff went our way a couple times in the Cardinals series, and this time we didn't put ourselves in a position to have things go our way." Kylie . ~iggs started for Wahama and worked ftve inn ings, allowing seven runs, four hits and four walks in the losing decision. Hankinson came on in relief. in the sixth, going two innings and giving up a hit, two runs and three walks. Rigg"s fanned three and Hankinson struck oi.lt two. Stephanie Sang was credited wtth the win, going the distance and surrendering four hits and four walks for HSJ. Sang also struck out 10 and hit a two-run homer in the second inning. Sayre, Derifield and Ashley Wolfe joined Tully with a hit in the setback. Wahama returns to action Saturday at the Best of the Best Tournament when it takes on Clay-Batelle. Game time .will start at 9 a.m. at Buffalo High School. Public Notice Notice: ts hereby given that on · • Saturday, '"Apr!! 15, 2006 at 10:00 a.m., a public sale wtn be held at 1056 Ash St, Tuppers Plains, Ohio. · . The Farmers Bank and Savings Company Is selling lor cash In hand or certified check the lotlowing collateral: 1986 Skyline Oak Cove 14 x 70 Mobile Home 3939-0556-V The Farmers Bank and Savings 51 Joe's 320 202 x - 95 ond Inning, one on·. York. in a room down the hallway Knicks spokesman from the Knicks locker Jonathan Supranowitz said room, assistant coach Herb Brown · was examined by Williams and other staff Cavaliers team doctors and a members went in to check on Knicks physician after leav- him. Cavaliers general maning the bench. Brown's vital ager Danny Ferry and coach signs were stable, but Mike Brown also stopped' by. because his symptoms came Before the game, Brown on so quickly, doctors felt it was his usual self. He held was best that he be admimt- court with · reporters in the ted to the hospital for furtlier corridor and had a brief. chat tests · and . observation, with injured Cavs superstar LeBron James, whom Brown Supranowitz said. · · He said Brown had an coached on the U.S. team in upset stomach. the 2002 Olympics. "All Larry told me to tell While coaching the Detroit you was that, 'I'm tine ,"' Pi stons last" season, Brown Supranowitz said. . . missed 17 games after havThe Knicks play at home ing a hip replaced. That operFriday nignt against atton led to a bladder probMilwaukee, but it is not lem that required surgery in known if Brown will be on November. 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A meeting Fax resumes to (614) 716· County Job and Family Meigs Memory Ga rd ens. YAIIIJ"SA!.EAbsolute Top Dollar : U.S. Asst. Ollice Mgr. needed 2272 Services . 740-992·2t17. GAUJPOUS · Silver and Gold Coins, at the Point Pleasant Library, - - - - - - - - - Part·Time to start. Must be pm . Delivery Person needed . Keefe Commissary Network, skilled in Basic Acct. and 6:30 Proofsets, Gold Rings , Pre· Apri l 21st. April 14·1 5, 8:30 to 4:00. 1935 Furniture U.S. Currency, Everyone Welcome. No Local and · a national leader in the cor· Ottice 'Skills. Contact Kathy Tools, relrigera tors church Solitaire Diamonds- M.T.S. pressure no obligation. call Applia.nce Dealer. Full time rectiona! su pply industry, Lehwe: 740-992-7440. pews, de5tl:. shelving, folding Coin Shop, 151 Second (304)576-2056 lor mare work. Healtb Insurance has exce'llent opportunitie~! tables. lots ol misc. 1402 Avenue , Gallipolis, 740-446· information ollered. Send Resume to: We offer competitive pay, Nationally known direct Jackson Pike beside Vanco 2842. Box TSC12 F.T/PT positions ' & compre- sales jewelry company look· .Fiqor Cov. Attention Drivers: R&J cJo Point Pleasant Register . hfinsive. benefits-medical , fng lor 3 ~ey managers for 1 buy -Junk Cars (304)773- Trucking · is looking for' 200 Main Street profit sharing, 401K, & yaca- surrounding areas . Weekly 5004 Drivers · w/1 yr OTR. Point Pleasant, WV 25550 tlon . We are hiri ng: bonuses-car bOnus and top 111\ffalo-s Regional Commlaaary income available 1.·740· Experience for RegiOnal CLASSIFIED INDEX I will buy J..u..ak QAm. Call Hauls. Average pay 40's to Direct Sales Fantastic Manager, Commluary 334-1533. Ask for Nancy 4x4'a For Sale .............................................. 725 (740)388-9303. Announcement ............................................ 030 50K no ' Representatives & ,. b k R h bll't t' mid 50's Home every · Opportunity. Antlques ................................................·:······ 530 Kent Problem. Must be Motivated Commlae•rY Managera . , 0 v~r r?o . e a . 1 a 1on Wan ted to buy 1865 Charles w eekend t ca ll Apartments for Rent ................................... 440 and Sell Starter. Call Ken PI r Center 18 currently accepting 1 Dlck6ns Books (304)675· (800)462·9365 Auction and Flea Market..........'................... 080 (740)992·7-440 ease apt~ Yon lne: EOE applications .for a dietary WYCl( con.ngroyp cgm . .. 6499 Auto Parte & Acceaaorlea .......................... 760 cook. Part t1me pos1t10ns AVONI AU Areas! To Buy or Experience Truck Driver & Auto Repair .................................................. 770 1\11 '14 1,\ll\1 Laborers & Roofers needed. available . All interested Sell. Shirley Spears, 304· Truck· Mechanic hiring now Auto• for Sale .............................................. 710 ..,I H\ II I .., Call (740)446-4514 or apply applicants should pic~ up an Boate & Motor• for Sale .............. ............... 750 -,_67..:5..:·14..: 2.:.9·_· - - - - - , Class A COL req uired. at 1403 Eastern Avenue . application at 333 Pag e PRof.-mJOI'IAL Building Suppllee ........................................ 550 t;lj-il,ol'-..,.--~--, Dump Trailer experience Street. Middleport. OH . SERVICES Buelneaa and Bull~lnge ............................. 340 · Legal secretary Wanted for HELP WANil!D required. Polentiol tor Buslneae Opportunlty ................................. 210 week call busy Athens Law Oflice. Part time Dental As9\stant & $1000+per Bualneaa Tralnlng ....................................... 140 TURNED DOWN ON (304)722w2 184 Bam to 4pm Benefits and free parking Part tim e Receptionist . Camper• a ·Motor Homea ........................... 790 SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? available . Must have e11.cep· Please send resume to CLA Camping Equlpinent ................................... 780 M-F No Fee Unless We Winl Card• of Thank8 .......................................... 010 tionally fast word-processing Box ill. c/o Gallipoli s E~perienced Hoe/Dozer skills, be able to deal ettec· 1-888-582-3345 Child/Elderly Care ....................................... 190 Tribune, PO Box 4*>9 , Operator needed. Pay nego- lively w/clients, De detailed· Electrlcai/Refrlgeratlon ............................... 840 LEARN • 00 E)(PER!ENCE'l>lECESS,A.RY I{ I \I I "' 1 \I I Gallipolis, 01-j "'631 . Equipment for Rent .....................................480 • FUlL-liME CLASSES tiable, No benefits. Patti oriented, punctual and reli· ' COL TR AINING· · Excavatlng ............................................... ~ .•. 830 (740)388-9515. Fax resunie able. P·rior legal experience Rio Grande McOonalds hir· ' FINANCING AVAilABlE Farm Equlpment .......................................... 610 to (740)388·9530. DRIVE ' JOB PlACEMENT preferred. Apply In confi- ing all shifts. Apply in per· Farma for Rent ................ ................. :...........430 mRSA!.E ' ENROlLIN<.l ~ Farmf for sale ............................................. 330 For a limi1ed lime make 500/o dence to Legal secretary. son . For LHM ..................................................... uo ' NO EXPERIENCE NECESSAAV selling Avon . Call (740}446· c/o Dailey Sentinel, P.O. Box Someone to get 6yrs-old on 20 acre farm with 2500sq.ft For Sale .... ..... :.............................................. 585 ' FULL·TIME CLASSES 729·24 , Pomeroy, OH , • ALLIANCE 8358. & off bus and do housework . custom 1999, 2 story home • COll RAINING for Sal• or Trade ........... ....... .. ........ ............. 590 45769 • FIN..v/CING AVAILABl.E TRACTOR· TRAILER Full-Time Apartment For details call (304)593- located between Rio Grande Fruita & Vegetablea .................. .....·..............580 'JOB PlACEMENT TRAINING CENTERS Fum..hed Aooms ....... ............... ... ............... 450 Manager for Pleasant Valley WANTED: Full-time employ· 1343 or (304)675-0783 ask and Jackson. 3·4BR: den: 3 ' ENROlliNG NOW WYTHEVILLE, VA Qenerai ,Haullng ......................... ............. :....850 Apartments in Point men! in your own home as a lor Randy or leave. message full bath with master jacuzzi, Olveaway ...... , ........................................ ....... 040 Pleasant, wv. Government Home Se'rvices Worker with huge wrap-around porch; 1-800.334-1203 Subsides Family Project. Buckeye Happy Ado .... ,...............................................050 · Super 8 GalliP..olis is accept· 1arge k'l1c hen w1 'th 1 ·s1and ; 3 ALLIANCE Community . . . Hay, & Graln ..................................................640 Services. We provide salary mg ' applications for car garage foundation ready Wages negotiable, and TRACTOA ·TAAILEA He p Wantecl ........................................ ~ ........ 110 TRA INING CENTERS . Benefits: Medical Ins. and plus benefits and a daily Housekeeping and Desk to irame: private s9Hing with CLERICAL Home lmprovementa ............ .... ... ... ...... ...... .. 81 0 WYTHEVILLE , VA 401K. Experience pre· room and board rate. You 'Clerk Must be .able to war~ great hun.tmg: $234 ,900 Homee for Sale ............................................ 310 Hounhold Goode .....................; ................. 510 Fa;,; Resume to : provide a home, .guidance fie)( hours. holidays, wee~· (740)384-5182 fl+L CARRIERS, one of the !erred 1,800-334-1203 HOUH8 for Rent .......... ~ ............................... 410 natio n's largest family Attn : JoMn Hun'ter' (614)· and friendship in · a lam\ly ends.. be friendly and , rell · In Memoriam ...... .... ................. ..................... 020 atmosphere. Requires ability able.' NO PHONE CALLS 380. 2Ba. fi replace, 40x60 L-:!'-=•::••;:,~:::•~=":::''":::'11"''.oo:;:m "--" owned LTL motor lrelght car- 224-4736 EOE lnaurance .......... :......... ... .............................. 130 . . to leach personal living skills PLEASE . Apply In person. barn, 8 flat ,acres. Pleasant riers, has immediate open1~ WORKERS NEEDED Lawn & Garden E'qulpment ........................ 660 · th ing, for Part-Time , House keeper needed • and a comm1tment to e Village of Middleport Stieet Valley Ad.'. Rio Grande, Assemble crafts , Llve~tock............................................ ....... ... 630 ClertcatfData Entry/Billing please ap~ly at Bu.dg~t Inn. growth and development of Dept. ta~ing applications for $120,000. (740)709·1 166. Loet end Found .... ................................l .... .. 060 wooq it~ms. Lots Acreage ........................... ... .............. 350 posit1on . 2nd shift (M- Jackson P1ke. Gallipolis. No , two individuals with mental · a lull -time labor position . 38R, 2Ca'r attachedGarage T6 $480/wk Mlscellaneou.-............................................... 170 F/4pm·10pm). Must type phone calls please. retarda tion. Home must be Applications.may be pic+<ed· on 1.06 acres $~.iO~OOO Materials provided. Mlaeellaneous Merchandlae ...............·... ..... 540 min. 3C .wpm. with accu racy Hou·sek8eping Supervisor In Gallia County. II interested up and retumOO at Public (304)675·6331 Free Information pkg. 24Hr. Mobile Home Repalr ................................. ... 860 and posses exceuent data Healthcare Serv(ces Group, contact Cecilia at 1·800· Works Dept., 237 Ray St. , - ' - - ' - - - - - - , - - - 801-428-4649 Mobile Homaa for Rent ................~ .............. 420 entry/general ofllce skills . Inc. is lookii"IQ for a career 531 ·2302 or (740)286·5039. Middleport, Ohio. 3BR. 2ba: LA: FA w/wood Mobile Hom•• for Sala ................................ 320 2001 Harley Davidson ; We offer a starting wage of oriented, aggressive hands- Pre-employment Drug Application deadline Apri l 21 burner : gas furnace : new Money to Loan ................ :............................ 220 Dinawide Gl ide. Blue and $8.50/hr and ·a comprehen· on rl,8nager in the Marietta TestinQ. Equal Opportunity at4:00'PM. E.O.E. Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ...... :................... 740 CA ; attached 2-car garage Mualcallnstruments .... ............................... 570 Silver. Very nice , many sive benefit pac~age that area . As the leading provid er Employer. w/po ssible upstairs apart· Parsonala ................................... .................. 005 extras. 14 ,000/,miles includes 8 401 K retirement at housekeeping and _laun· Overbrook Aehabililation Sotooi.S ment; plu s another attached Pel• tor s ·e le .... j . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 560 $14 ,500 (0041675-13 10 plan and lree vacation lodg· d ry servIces to !halon "• term Center Is currently accepting ~TRUCTION l -ea r ' garage/workshop ·, 'Plumbing & Heallng .............................. ,.,.... e~o ing at our employee resorts ca re industry. we are see~- aPplications for State Tested large Outbuilding: above Professional servlces ................................ . 2_30 An Ex99llent way to earn In Ft. Myers Beach FL and ing Individua ls who will Nursing Ass istants . Full Galllpolle Cerur College . gro~J nd pool: 3 acres rrvl . Radio, TV & CB Repalr ............................... 160 money. The New A110n. Pigeon Forgu TN. Come lor effectively rep rese nt b ur Time positions available. All Real Eetlite Wanted..................... ........ .... :... a.&o (Ca reers Close To Home) Asking S110,000. Near Rio · Call Marilyn 304·&82*2645 a personallntervlew at 6136 company and manage our . Interested applicants should Call Today I 740~46 · 4367, Grande (140)245-0372 Schools lnstructlon ................................. ~ ... 150 BMd , Plant & ~ort!llzar ......: ....................... 850 f..Aedi Home Health Agency, Huntington Ad , Gallipolis oo·sjte operations. We pro· pick uP an application at 333 1·BD0-21 4·045 2 Attention\ SHuatlona Wanteci.............., ........................ 120 Inc. seeking PAN Speech Farry, WV 25515. Ph 800· vide a competitive salary, Pag e Street, M;' ddleport , www.galllpoHscarurconege.com . Space for Rent ..................................., ......•.. 480 TheraPist and Occupational 669·1809 or fa)l to 304·675; paid training and bonelits Ohio. For further lnlorma· A cc«~d•le( Member Acc redil1ng Local company offeri ng "NO Sporting Qoods ........................................... 520 counc11 lor tndepenoem Colleges DOWN PAYMENr pro~ MIF!DNI EOE Therapist for Gallipolis. bhio 4662 . package. PIease Iax resume tion. please co ntact Hollie at ,-" "·"--" t 27·46 _ SUV"s tor S&le ........ ...................................... 720 n(l :X!n.tvlo grams for you to buy your www.gorlc.com or www.rlrand surrounding area. 77 0 25 Truck• for Sate ................ :........................... 715 to: 1-614 ·5 • 1 740·9~2-6472 EOE ' :1111 WANllJ) home instead of renting llc .com ' Upholstery .......................................... ........ . 870 Licensed in Ohio or West POSTAL JOBS Middleton Estates is now , To DO • 100% tiriancing Vana For Sate ...............................................730 Virginia preferred . We oiler a Wanted to Buy ... .....,..-................................ .... 090 competitive salary. E.O.E. Housekeeping and laundry $t5.67-$21.98/hr.. now hlr· hiring 01r&cl Support Staff. •-•Ooritiriiioii--r' · Less than perfect cred tt wanted to Buy- Farm Supplles ......... , ........ 62D Please send resume to 352 posltions' available at Arbors ing. For application"and free Appll~;;ations will be taken at All Types Masonry. .Brick , accepted Want•d To Do ................................... .......... . 180 Second Avenue , Gallipolis, of Gallipolis. Apply in person govornement iob info, ca ll 8204 Carla Drive (next to Block, Stone, Free Estim ate. ' Payment could De th e Wanted to Rent ............................................ 470 . OH 4563~ . A'ttn : JUdie at 170 Pinecrest Drive . American Assoc. of Labor 1· golf co urse ) Monday th ru, ( 304 )773 _9550 . 304 _593 . same as rent . Yard Sale~ Galllpolla ..... ..... ... ..... .................. 072 · Mongage Locators. Reese or email: Gallipolis. Absolu tely No 9 13·599-6042. 24/hls. emp. Friday 8:30am-4 :00pm. No 6421 Yard Sale~Pomeroy!Middle'.. ....................... 074 ' (740)367-0000 phone calls please serv. Yard Sale-Pt. Plea•ant ................................ 076 Phone Ca,lls Plea se jreese@msa-corp.com 1110 · 1110 1110 -----'-------~ • City/State/Zip -----------,---------'--Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__ _ _ _ __ --~---- ·-------- HoMES 11 Address -----'-------~~--- Mall or drop off this coupon alo!"g with. a copy· of your photo ID to Ohio Valley Publishing P.O . Box 469, Gallipolis, OH 45631 All realntate ·advertlalng In this newapape:r I• eubject to the Federel Fair Housing Act of 1968 which makes it Illegal to advertise "any preference, limitation or diacrlmlnatlon based on race, color, religion, •ex familial Statue or national origin, or any hltentlon to make any such preference, limitation or , ·r·--iiiiiiliii""-" ,' I a Kand D Karaoke Word Ads dl~~erlmin11tlon . " Thill ,.._w•paper will not knowingly accept advertlaemenle for real eatate which Ia In violation of the taw. Our reader• are hereby Informed lhat all - - -.,---.,.-:- P------------------------------Subscriber's Nam.e 1 -' .3HE NEWSPAPER HAS 'SOMETHING FOR YOU!! /}~tltir~ TO •alli.p oH- Jaail.! ' Ql;rtbune t)otnt ~lea•ant B.egb~ter ·The Daily Sentinel 6unbap tltbuelS ~aPentinel BINGO RECORD JACKPOT EAGLES ENTERTAINMENT . Friday .. ©ll!JI!. .· Here's all you need to do.:. Fill out the coupon below and drop· off or mail it with a copy. of your photo ID. STYLE. .. Special Session Friday, April 14- (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call TOday... · or Fax To 44&-3o.oa or Fax To (740) 992-2157 r WHAT,.~.,,. Mondays & Wednesdays 5 p.m. ' 12 sessions $5 per session Pleasant Valley Well ness Center ~egtster r Card of Thanks NOMA WVJOBS FOUNDATION Sentinel ( Your Ad, Kylie Riggs, Brooke Hankinson (6) and Amber Tully. St.ephanle Sang and Jennifer Lundy. WP - Sang. LP Riggs. HA: SJ - Stephanie Sang, sec- m;rtbune To Place a Swift prior to sale. Further, The Farmers Bank and Savings company reserves the right to re]ect any or all bids submiHed. The above described collateral v:ill be sold " as Is-where Is", with In One Week With Us REACH . OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD Now· ONLINE ST JOSEPH 9, WAHAMA 2 Wahama 000 0<52- "0' - '2 4 6 2?!-gina sale, and to withdraw the above collateral - . r... uu. Co~o~nty. OH Brooke Hankinson and Amber Tully: WP - Hankinson. lP- Whited. . In Memory ,. Man 000 002 0 -212 Wahama 000 080 x - 8 5 2 Loren Whitett and Kaillan Chapman. For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel cla·s sifieds! tn Memory C·L A S S I .F I E D WAHAMA 8, MAN 2 Knicks coach Larry Brown hospitalized CLEVELAND (AP) New York Knicks coach Larry Brown was to be hospitalized overnight after becoming ill in the third quarter of Thursday night's game against the Cavaliers. The 65-year-old Brown, whose had health issues in recent years, was taken from Quicken Loans Arena on ·a stretcher following New York' s 91-87 loss. He appeared alert and was· sitttng upright with oxygen tubes in h)S nose as he was wheeled out to an emergency vehicle. Brown was pale but appeared alert and he was sltling upright with . oxygen tubes in his nose as he was wheeled to an emergency vehicle. Brown was taken to an undisclosed hospital. The Knicks flew back to New . mrtb.tine - Sentinel - 3Re ister ,. ' I 50 .. ' dwelling• advertitll!d in thla newapaper are available on an ~ual oppor1unlty bates. Great Locat ion! 3.5 miles out Sandhill. 3 BA , 2 Bath garden tub. skylight , LA , FA. lanc1 scaplng . outbuilding . 1500 + sq. ft. Only $74.000 0801 Mu·st Sail ASP ' (304)593-0852 Ho!Jselor Sale 1t 2 Pleasant Street. Point Pleasant. WV i304(675-4034 or (304)675· 0~1 8 : 3 bedroom . 1 112bath. family roOm , dining room, new wind ows. new AC. new wa ter tank, fenced yard.· Maple Street . .Mason. Perfect location _ 4 bedroom walk in closet, 2 full bath. 2 lots w/privacy fence. Great $69,000 Neighborhood . (304)773-5268 . Heaueea Grab Creek Road. Picturesque Old Cape Cod ome .Oak construcli . m 3·4 ~edroom I bath,. b1g coun ry kitche n, lots of cabinets Ius dinin g roo m, spaciou iving roOm & study on '3. cres. Beautiful rolling law w/matu re shade trees 8 ew pond & dock , nice ~orkshOp Plus 4-outbu ikt ngs & carp ort :S62 1500. irm (304)675 -4680 Sorrv No Land ~ontrr ':ts . '1 �> -~ ... Friday, April 14, 2006 ~ 1::~~~ .~~~; t' , 2 B«<room houn, ~uo Apprtwed, Rutlankl , Out of Flood, $400 per month, $400 dep. No Poll. 740992-7546 after 5:00pm. remodeled . 3 or 4 t>odlroornt,, contra! air. fuU biiMmant, hardwOOd ftoors. clltached garage. large OOV· &roo patio, lencekl back yard, dose to schools, Point F' leasant, $69,500. 1 (740)709·1382. 2 Beklroom IAoblleHome $375/month, References & Deposit required No Pels 04 75-::..:. 55::7.:8_ _ __ ,t3::.::..:c:)6.:. 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom, Green SChool district. A't'ailable May tst. Call (740)«1-1124. Buy or sell. Riverine •x5 round t.ltt of hay $15 Antiques, 1124 East Main each. Cill (740)388·8368. PRICES AT JACKSON on SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 7<10IITATIS, 52 Westwookl 992'·2528. Russ Moore,' Tobacco Plants for sale. Call (740)448·7843 or (740)845· Ortve from $3« 10 $442. 16eo. Walk to ohop & m~. Call 740-44ij·2568. · Equal I ,\ ~ . I I ' ol I Houolng Oppor!unity. Cub Cadal, 14hp, garden ttactor. Vinyl bed cover for Brand · new 2BA apts. on JET pick up lruck call (304)875· Bob McCormick Rd. Call "for AERATION MOTORS details (740)441-0194 or Repalrekl, Now & Rebulfi In 7947 (740)«1-1184 Stuck. Call Ron Evans, 1· 800-537-9528. ' - -Friday, April 14, 2006 ALLEYOOP .- Phillip Alder le•eral and lxcavaUo• s,,,._, At ~, ...~~e ~ New Construction ..A • SEAL COATING •PATCHING Wtlt • 9 8 8 3 • 10 5 • Q 3 .KQJ92 Soulh' • • A 5 Parking Lots • Ball Courts • Private · Roads • Driveways • Streets • -'Free Estimates Playgrounds 304-675-2457 • LAWN CARE Homes- Driveways - Equipment Degreasing- BoatsCampers- Trucks- Deck Fertilization- plantingstaining or pai n~ing Mulching Special ra"tes for Trucking companies Mowing- Tree Trimming .. Aeration- 14)(70 moblle home, needs work . Aprox . 1/3 acre. Priced to sell fast, $8 ,560 080._ (740)645-0742 . . •16x80 2oo3 Norris (top of the lil"u:i ) mobile home with all upgraded appliances, wlndOWB & carpet, shingle roof, vlnyl:sl dlng, gutters, 2porches. 8x1 0 Amish build· irig . On pri't'ate lot wlland· seaplng and paved side· ·Wilks and driveway. eXcellent Condition. (304)675-5053 (304 )593- l r 1 f ' trrr, j Tttf LITTLf .t •' rr, 1 (74 0) 5 17-68 83 , •, r.u, rrllr•r!] l (t't'r 1740) 992-2804 PILI..S ATTACIC /YOU~ SYMPTOMS Wt41Lf Tt4f I..ITT£.E G~ftN PIL£.f Jeff S t e th e m - Owner • 24hr Emer-Kency Service Ltcensal & Insured Over 3D years experience '~~An" Ed Dill/owner (740)992-4100 oe:ea 1996 and Up, 14 and 16 Chuck Wolfe!Mgr. (740)!1'12-84116 Wide Mobile Homes )or Sale !91-4348 hi excellent Condition. Day: 740-388-0000 or 740-3888513. ·Evenings: 740..388· H.L Wrh1111 , ,.,. a017. Hardwtod Calllne1ry And Fumlln www.ttmbe.._.,.k.,.,bbl.cry- BARNEY YEP--WE'RE WORKIN' ON OUR HOWTO-NOT-TO l;SOOK !! All ty- of roofln11: New or Repair Seamless Gutter Downspout One bedroom apt. Vine St., Gallipolis , Ohio. (740)446· 2BR trailer, lumished, water VlnyVShingle . 71 OO. pd., reference needed, no -------Only $181/Mo pets. $375 mo., $300 Pleasant Valley Apartment (740)385·7671 deposit. (740)441 -0829. Are now taking App lications '84 Skyline front kitchen lor 2BR , 3BR & 4BR., ~3 Br. M.H. in Middleport, all Cash Price S3 ,995. Applications are taken electric, central air, $425 Will Deli\ler Monday thru Friday, from Mo., plus deposit 740·416· Caii' (740)385-994B 9:00 A.M.-4 ·P.M. Office is "1354 or 740-992·3194 Located at 1151 Evergreen · 911 Oth of an acre for sale on 143 . 2 mobile homes. 740- 3Br. Refridg & Sto\le,Washer Drive Point Pleasant, WV & Dryer included (304)576- . Phone No. Is (304)675992-5868. 2934 . 6806. E.H.O Must Sell 1986 14x70 2BRI2 bath $800 Dn/ $150/Mo. Call (740)385-9948 2006 16' wide ~2Jcf.~~ 2Ci Years Experiern:e • New Homes • Additions • Remodeling David Lewis Licensed Home Builder 740-992-6971 (740) 992-0496 11\i FORiUtiiE~~ ~ '""""-1«-f>..LL'( 1-\tN:!Et:> t>OW!-11-\ILL! 2003 Handa Shadow Spirit 750. Cherry Aed Flame. 5,000 miles, Extras. $4,000 "r;,;;;:;;;;;:.;;;;;;;;:...--.., RFNr Thineen 5 to 12 acre lots in Morgan Twp. Gallia County. 96 acres in Cheshire Twp. Gallia County. Six 5 acre lots ~ and 2 bedroom "a part· in SalemTwp. Meigs County. ments, furnished .and unfur· Possit~te la~d contact on all nished, security deposit pt 96 · Ph requited, no pets, 740-9922218. 9 oo a,tter : pm 2 bedroom apartment In 5 REA.t F.srAn: Centenary, all utilities paid "'AJiol'l"'l;'n. except electric $325 Call L,,........... • (740)256-1135. ~;~~)669~~~et~~ c~~= I iiiiii'",;;,; •.,...,_pol. · Apartment"'" bullding with 2 apartments and oHice tor sale. Witt land contract with $5,000 down, located downtown on 2nd Ave. Call (740)7 10-0007. r i SAlJ! iir;;;16;;;;;;;;;~..,;:;ARM;;;;;;;;;~ o o (740)208·8365. plateless· white 5100 No Till Vinyl $5.95/yrd. Drive a linle- air plantC:Ir. (740)446·2412 Save alot. Mollohan Carpet, Carmichael Equipment. 76 Vine St.. (740)446-7444. Gallipolis. LoadTraililoadMaxTrailersGoose nec ks ! Dumps/ , Utilities. . Carmlchaei Working red GE -cookslovo, Equipment (7401446 _2412 _ $75; working Kenmore dryer ~;;:;;;,;;,;;,;;~,;,;;;.;.;.;;.., $75: 2 whirlpool washer (to AHentfon Construction Workers. 2 spacious apts .. ·furnished wfcable and utili· ties-weekly and mOnthly rates. 740·992-003 1 or 304· use lor parhts) $50 each. (740)441 -8959. 882· 3449. r r o and j • I 1 ,· !j ;rhe Daily Sentinel j ' 992·2t55 ·· ·~ n ., "''" I'"'" FOR SALE CARPENTER SERVICE Room Addition• & R•rnoct.llng EIKtrlctl • Plumbing Roofing t. Ounera Vlnyt Sldln8 I Painting P•tlo •nd Porch O.Ckl WY038725 • V C. YOUNG Ill 18'3" Stratos 150 hp. Just. rebuilt $12,500. Call (740)256·1962 .:._.,.:..._ _ _ _ _ __ 1995 16 112 ft . Hydrosport Bass bJoaht \'lith 90 ho rsepower. o nson rna 1or, s181n· less steel prop, · trolling motor, 2 batteries, 2 depth finders, In excellent condl· "tlon and garage kept for qq) b/1'1 I ' llf • " \ 1 I I " , '' '! ' II', I'' I t ' or • I Hill 's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 $6,000, (740)992-2268 2001 Pontoon Crestliner bOat, 24' very nice. 2001 Kawasaki Jetskl Ultra, .• '' .. ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE FOR·$54 PER MONTH ~ Cornerstone 26 ;~ &! Construction space for '54 per ----.C..-- month HOME f'•••••••li ROBERT BISSEll •miiCTIIN • New Homes • Garages • Complete CLASSIFIEDS FOR SUNSHINE CLUB Residential • Commercial • General Contradln1 Paiming • Doo rs ~ Window s • Decks . • Siding • Roofin g • Room Addilions • Remodeling WV 038192 • Plumbin_g • Elcctr icuJ 740·3BNJ54ot OH 38244 • A ccownic Ce il ing 740-331--3412 t • 1• Pass Pasa Pass •• · INT a• BARGAINS .. . . . 2 Zone 28 Europe- DOWN 27 Splnyptant 1 urge 30 Late tprlng q1111nllly Easl Paaa Pass Paaa All pass 32 Grog lngNdltnl 34 Novellat AHa- Brown 35 Ulillly clout llama You must draw on, not waste, cards 4 s_, Bene!H Now Available AI Scorpion Tractors ."Taking Tht Sting Out Of Hard .Work!" · Remodeling 7··882·1611 BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985·3301 46 - St. Aollo rlflllll ~ 29 Heertt or 47 8 Diamond~del 49 7 Riga ·31 W-and mldanta alcohol 51 8 Kermli, e,g, 33 Half a 9 Two-piece couple cookie 35 Pedded 36 Den '17 Bobwhllll 10 Scent 39 Throwa 11 - and roclte II Bradeu.t Laurent Audll- Eggyung Grell· hopper'e rebukor glove 36 BeiM 38 Aati>nlthea ""'* Berke Breathe~ wrote, "I could draw · Bloom County wHh my nose and pev. my cleaning lekly to write it, an~ 'I'd ~~ ' ' wouldn~ lose 10 percent of my papers over 1he ne>t1 20 years . Sucb is the naiUre of con>c-strips. Once established, their hall-lila is u·sually more than nuclear Was that en attempt at false modesty? And I do not th ink the same would apply to a bridge column. In this ~eal, will you was1e your opportuni· ty lo make six sjla~es? Wesl leads lh& club king to the board's bare ace. North's lour clubs is a spti~ter bid, show· ing four-card spade support, at feast game-going values and at most one club. It Is preferable not to have a singleton eoe for a splinter (and •nevef right to have a singleton king), but North nothing bet· ter that he could do. Although his trumps CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos ~ ~CIJ'*"••• an crellldlramqWllllcnl by l f'TIOIII peopt, pas1 anti present liP 1eUer ~ lhedjilef stards lof anollef. . ' Today's clue: Tequals J . -1 WAS OUT? A5 SOON A5 I'M ~IRN·FIVE, I if-liNK I'LL LEAVE Soturdoy, Aprll15, 2ll06 By Bemlce Bede 0801 There's a strong possibility you co~td exparllmte a favorable realignment of your options and priorities In the year ahead. As yoUr goals COM$ Into clearer focus, they will become easier to achieve. ARIES (Marci121·April 19)- Be on your toes It someone heaps far more than a reasonable amount of praise or a~enllon on vou. There's a chance slhe has an utte· rior motive. Know where to look for romance, and you 'll find it. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Be aa. real· lstlc and practical as possible about your goals and objectives, because, If you have none In mind or are wishy-washy about them, you 'll have nothing to show for your day. . GEMINI (May 21 -June . 20) Just beCause you're asked something doesn't mean that you need to have speclttc Information about that subject. If you're unfa· miller with the subtect, speak up and say so. Don't pretend. CANCER (June 21-July 22) - Don't gel drawn into a complex financial or commer· cial arrangement by an enthusiastic associate who knows as little about tne deal as you do. It'll be like the blind loading the btind. LEO (JulY 23-Aug. 22)- Be careful whom you go to for<'advice. An inept counselor could be so confusing you won't know which end Ia up, putting you further i,n left field than you originally were VIRGO (Aug: 23-Sept. 22) -There ere some lnQicatlons· you mlghl have a ten· dency to waste \l&luable time daydreaming or rationalizing. If you have duties to perform, roll up your sleeves and go to work . liBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Squelch all inclinations You have to •squander your resources. It you don't, when it comes time to pay the bills down ttp line, you may wish you had exercle9d far greater selt-controt. . SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) - Great dis· appointment Ia In me offing it you expect those who love you to drop whatever they are doing just to cater to your whims of the _·.;_: ;,;:,~';.; ~'u.; :,.'_;S:;:;.@.=..~~~~-;!J.~s· four lollots of 111o ICIOOibiod wcrOI bt- fow to form four .slmplo ~dl. R A. Y R 0 M 15EI..\EVE 11,6\RL AbioiJ'BPby is usually written · I f- I I by a famo115 pcrsou who uallllly . is proven t_o have a poor-. I09ei>To ~~ ~~LPSllT I lleaLi"ttt> So~l-\ltiQ ... I 411~ I!'YHNEH 6 UNSCRAAIII!E ~&OVE lETTERS TO GET ANsWER III IIII ICI'AMLITI ANIWIRI 411W Keenly- Sltmt- Basic - Circus - BUSINESS ~Have you ever noticed.~ my neighbor asked, "tbat the thinp you want to kriow most about usually are11one of your BUSINESS?" ARLO & JANIS . SOUPTO NUTZ all 1lle 831l STilff \N I U MT'A G utmost sincerity, ~.)'~;r e ~ WOit UMI ' Oloatrango S!.GITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21) - Don~ confuse ne:gatiVe thlnki~ with hunches or Intuitive perceptions that say yoU'tl be a lOSer In all you dO. The only thing that will make you a loser Is never trying to do well . CAP-RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19)- A friend who always seems to be shOI't rif cash when the check comes along might play this old ploy once agaif1. Before slhe orders, make sure YQur pal puts the dough on the table first. .J~~):~...rr--"'"'1 - AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) - A lack ol accompl ishment won't . be due to an abMnce of desire. 'You'll have the lnclinatton ar"'d me desire to get lhlnga dOne, but sadly, you might be looking to others to do what needs doing .• PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) - Don'tlook for a sensill\le friend or associate to respond favorably il your behaviOr leads this person to think slhe is being taken ac;tvantage of. Deal with him/ her with FOR RENT- MEIGS COUNTY 1-4 BR Houses & Apts. 1 Luxury- Also HUO Also Commercial Space 740-416-5547 BALM LU!\1BER r..,_ conlll- 24 t.ltere now.r ct.graes ,.. __ _ 3 Llllte creek · 31 Junlor1t · 39 Unlv. f'IWII rcMII 41 Throw• MI. Brtli!JIII over 25 Syrlll't 42 MOu•, 111Ighbot to owtt 26 Plac. 43 NewMt 27 B..tgll Jadllml9ht .. wearers 45 Hold_, . · ~7 Twig theller 21 moment. Be MH·sutriclent. Mid-Size 4Wheel Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota .Engines Stop &Compare ME, DID ANYONE CALL ME WJ.liLE f.IOME .. Advertise in this ~ .' Free Estimates 7:00 ~ .• 8:00 PM '========~ Hp '' CALL WJ.IILE KNOW YOU I WAS OUT? WERE OUT WELL,DID CALL ANit'ONE WllO., CALL? Hours r:;;4 wMo-2~.al!SI I WA~::::;~:.NG 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones l DIDfiT 740-949-2217 2000 · coachman Prospera ·36'. 51h wheel, three slide· 1 outs, tully loaded, geregad , &MC&Ik)nt condition, Mason 304-773-9112. 2005 Rockwood Travel • Trailer 33 loot Superslide. like new. Call (740)446· 1999 Harley Davidson Ultra40 ··:.;7.:2:.. . Classic. Loaded, Excellent cOndition, 29,000 total miles. For rent camping trailer Price $13,600. Call 740- sites, lull hook· up 740..992· 5968. Angus Bulls, two X-breds, 4 949·2217 uniil 7 pm. \ l l~ \111 ' heifers. Excellent breeding. 1999 Honda 300 EX, many Slate Run Farm . See www . slate runfar m .com, new parts $1 ,500 firm. 2000' Suzuki AM 125, after market IMPROVEMENI'S .(740)286-5395. part& $1,350 fir m. Both look ~~--iiil-lilliiiiiioii;,... Boer C,ioatsfor 1111 and run great (740)388· 6 full blood, 1 year old regis· te red males. Aea(iy to ' breed. Championship blood· 2000 Honda Ooldwing SE, Unconditional lifetime guar25th Anniversary Edition. antee. Local references furlines. Call (740)2•5-0485. Loaded, 17,000/mlles. · nlshad. Establi shed 1975. Doughty's Qlub Pigs Black, extra's, new tires, Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· Meigs County Born Pigs. brakes. (304)675·8895 0870, Rogers Basement Call Kevin , Ike, or Ben at 1.- 2000 Honda Shadow VLX , Waterproofing. (740)698·6231 . 800 cc. Like new. (740)446For Sale- Fout yaune '"!J, 9171. Angus bulls arld 'two f'lelfers. 2002 yellow HarleyDe.vldson Call (740)256-1352. Chromed upl Classic. Showpigs for sale. Approx. 13,000mi Detachable wind50 head ol Feb. Sljowpigs. shield/rear sea~)rest . Deal's Club Pigs (740)·388· Garage Kept 3047447 (740)-441-6460 773-5379. - DID ANI(ONE ~wO•ragn !!lir;_~.C~AMPERS--~&~-,~ 2002 Caravan • 71,000 miles. Great condltion . Asking $8,500 OBO. 34th Ann ua l Bentley Pig Please leave msg If no Sa te. Friday, April 21• 1· answer (740)208·8365. 7:30pm · Feyolle County · PEANUTS YOUNG'S I 1996 Mercury VIllager mini used very linle. {74o)446van, leather_. loaded, well 4228. maintained, new tires, 110k, r asking $4;000. (740)245M H 5934. . · OTOR OMES s'e·"""" ' Bucket Truck chrome, $7,150. __1_-5_54_ 0_ . --- ft ....._ VANS 902t. I Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding iiij~~~-,;;;.;;,;;~·~~--. Bo•JS & MOIORS rtO : Tree Service For sale: Yamaha 2001 TTR225. Price $1,600. Call 'tor info {740)367~7746, Sort~ ous calls on ly! _ _ ___:_ _ _ __ Motorcycle 2003 XR 400 low miles, runs great. 740-949212 52900 FOR SALE ~ I .~~Grand . LIVF.SJOCK ~F.:.Irm:::_:(3:::0:..:4::16.:.75.:.·.:. 808=:9_ __ 89 Honda Goldwing wltrait· er, 6cyl. , 45,000 miles, very good shape , well maintalned , co>Jer, extra lights I ~(7_40.::).:.44 L......i.liiiiiiiiiiio... Fairgrounds, Washington Court House, OH . Selling 175 head ol barrows and gilts. Constgners: Roge r Bentley & · lamlly, Leroy ,Larrick & family. (937)584· 2398. .. Norlh Pass 19 56 Plu 8t- 24 Brick 1 2 V~!f!, BIG NATE 22 acres, wonderful view, ridgetop property, close to main highway perfect for 4· wheeler trails, (740)707· Very clean 14x64 2 bedroom . Only $7,995 . Call 2109 (740)38~98 . 22 acres, wondertul view, ridgetop property, close to FAJU\.1S main highway perfect tor 4- ......_ FOR wheeler trails , (740)7072109 28 acreS of flat bottom farm - - - - - ' - - , ground located in West Need ro Rent a Trailer Lot Sh"ade Meigs Co. Ohio. soon, 16x80 Trailer, single bean. , co'rn , Ideal for no children (304)773-5728 or (304)773-5930 ., . . West . Okayl The original declarer Immediately dreiv a . ' "ML• G CNWP LJC J MJCMG YNH round of trumps. He could nol recover. It is a reliable general principle that If you FNNXRGCC, TWCM JC MLG SNXZ LJC need 10 make use of a second suM, establish Has quickly as poSIIbfe. At !lick two, J R J U U G M AM G V N' H UP G J C W H G." cash dummy's· heart ape. ·Then, ruff a heart in hank!, cross back to lhe ,boald - TNCGUL TNWSGHM with a trump, ruff a heart with the spade ace, draw trumps , run the hearts, play a PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Mirades sometimes occur, bijl one has to war!< ternbly hard lor 1hem.' - Chalm Welzmann · di11mood lo your ace, and concekle the 13th trick to East's diamond king. ACREAGE . , 'I 3 3 he~ . THE BORN LOSER Lors& Late on payments, divqrce, I can buy your home. All cash and quick closing . 740-4163130. .,. 1 6 ~Astro- Used mobile homes for sale. 14' & 16' wkle . 2 & 3 bed· rOoffis 6 to choose from 1996 model & up. (740)388851 3 (daytime), (740)388· 8017 (evenings), (740)2940460 (weekends) job transfer or a death? • wore poor, South did haYll one secot»nound and two first-rounkl controls, so showed his diamond ace.Then North look control. West's lead was not clear-cut, giwn the bidding, but 11 was as good as anything Nice 14x70 3 bedroom only $10,995. Will help with delivery. Call (740)385-9621. N~ed to sell your home? 4Z 20 Mlat 22 Milk qty. 23 Ill temper • QJ 9 8 nad Chuck Wolfe Owner ------- + Ktiaa 7 waste.w l>1Vfll510N. and·Sons Stop renting ·auy 4 bedroom 2002 50x14 Clayton Mobile foreclosure $15,000. For listHoi"{\&. Custom ordered wrth ings 800~391 ·5228 ext. pl_umblng, shingles, siding . 1.709. and wi ndows upgrade. Energy efficient Great $18,000 call Condition, (740)446-4096 ~fl) . "'ll· 508-52 Lapdog INIU54 MfcrowiiVII 5$ Skippers' • Opening lead: • K FRANK & EARNEST 41 Gridiron coueln 15Com~ 53 llooeler Pass 5• Decks - 47 Yere-, MexiCo Cirol17 Unekilled worker 11 Excu• East Soulh 4t POWER WASWNG .... Auelrtl llllgllbor 14 Hindi maluor Dealer: South Vulnerable: East-West HnD LAWn CARE 1<lx55-'97 Fleetwoocl MH2BR, 1 bath, aloe. heat/ACgood coodltlon $10,500. Call (740)446-36« lor appt. 12 Yordl tune 13 Byway of • . 8 54 TRI - SHITE mOBILE POWER WflSH Reg.Great Dane puppies, 8 86 GMC Jimmy, 2.8 TB I, 4 weeks old, Harlequin and sPeed, PIS, AM Radio, Tin, Merle, $400.00·600.00, 740· 63559 miles. Call 740-992· 585-2408. · n70, M~F, 9·5 for Appt. to 4 kitchen Windsor chairs, at) MtHCAL .submit sealed bid to Estate. white & natural finish , e)(Cel4x4 1 lent condition , (740)985· IN>IKI.JI\7 FOR 3805 - - - - - - - - - Gibson Epiphone acoustic Thompsons Appliance & guitars, · s_olld mahogany 1995 ·F150 4x4 new mud Repair-675·7388. For sale, bodies and n(icks, new in tires & exhaust $5,300 about re -conditioned automatic box. Your choice $150 cash 110,000, 2005 Harley washers & dryers, refrigera~ each. 740 379·2601. ' Davidson Sportster 883 tors, nas and electric 6 000 miles $7 800 FoR.......SAI...E ' ' · ranges, ¥air conditioners, and • ....... (740)441 ~5282 ,' (740)388· wri nger washers . Will do OR .I KA~m9944 repairs on major brands in . shop or at your home. For Sale or Trade 1 1/2 1999 Jeep Gra~ Cherokee acres of land (Level) on limited. Good condition , low Used Furniture Store. 130 Pleasant Ridge Road . mileage, $9,800. {74;0)245Bula\lille Pike. Electric! gas $5,000 (304 )675·1893 5757 or (740)339.0885, No range, bunkOeds, ·chests, answer, leave fllessage. dinettes, couches. used mattresses. Grave monu2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee ments. ( 740 ) 446 ~ 4782 , Larado. 59.000 miles, 4x4, Gallipolis, OH. Hrs. 11 •3 (M· $1 1,900( B) . t74 )256· F) sat. Call lirst. r . 62 00 or 74 0 2 58· 16 18 . ..:..________ EQuiPMENT Use d washer: sofa bedo.l Bright blue 1998 Dodge ext. nood condition on ly slept On ' cab 360 VB. 4x4, 95,000 tl 4 row Corn Planters: John miles. Looks & runs great I a few times. $100. Please D N T'l eere 7200 o I vacuum- $9,500 firm. (740)441-8959. leave msg if no answer John Deere 7200 No Til ~~;.;;.;.;..~.;..-.;.;.-, lrllllon IYifY &,Genera! 11- ·t A J 10 (I•IIH11~ill11 4noworta , _ . . , . , , - 41 P1ld work 42 ltoolt lllua- 5 Each and ~. 740-992-7953 C ' I Friendly Nort 04-14-08 • K Q J 10 .AK7642 40 VJ'I Chill till feeling HOME CREEK ENTERPRISES 12 acres mostly wooded , tdeal for hunting cabin , access to good road, has producing gas & oil well, call 740-985-3805 NEA Cr_o aaword Puzzle ACROSS and Remodeling Flat Roofs A Specialty r The Daily Sentinel• Page 97 ·: www.mydailysentinel.com BRIDGE S~ea•tiJ'-11. Se~fie ' ~-- t-I~R ~\cool M~CII """-> ~, iT t>oeSNT Cll~ \Hir.IGS ... So WI!~ Do i'T '?' �.,. II you have a question ot a comment, write: "--I ""-It I t .,, .... It NASCAR tttt·· It'll~ ~ recent at Te~s Motor Speedway - began and ended with Kahne's No. 9 Doege out front. In 1998, the average starting position of Ctip winners was 4. 76. By 2002, it had swelled to 14.08. Last year it was 10.00. This year, Kahne is the only driver to have won after starting out front in the SENen races of the current season. One coincidence lingering in the aftermath .Is the fact that the drivers 1999. wM finished 1-2·3 - Kahne, Matt •Laot weel<: Qualifying matters Kenseth and Tony Stewart - were for Kasey Kahne: Kahne won for 'the only drivers to win races from tile third time iri his Nextel Cup ca- the pole in 2005: There's no disreer. motoring away In the·closing cernible trend with regard to ·stages of the Samsung/~adio Kenseth and Stewart, however. · . Shack 500. Each of. those three Kenseth qualified sixth but had to races - in Richmond, Va ., on ·May start in the rear due to an emer14, 2005; in Atlanta earner this gency engine change, and Stewart started 40th. year on March 20; and the m-.,.t • RKe: Subway Fresh 5PQ !kilo- meters) • Where: Phoenix International Raceway, Awondale, Ariz. (1.0 miles), 312 laps/ miles. • When: saturday, April 22 • Lalt year'• winner: Kurt Busch • Quelltylng record: Ryan NeW, man, Dodge, 135.854 mph, Nov. 5, 2004. • Race record: Tony Stewart, Pontiac , 118.132 mpM, Nov. 7, · This Week, r:;o The Gas'ton Gazette, .u ••• till .... 4 1/1\ 1 ' '•1\1 '"" lllth h • Rac:o : Pepsi 300 '• Race: Oqdge Ram Tough 200 • Where: Nashville Superspeedway, Gladeville. • Where: Gateway InterTenn. (1.333 miles), 225 national Raceway, Mad ison, Ill. (1.25 miles), laps/299.925 mi les. • Wilen: saturday, April 15 160 laps/200 miles. • Lat YN~r's winner: • When: Saturday, April Reed Sorenson 29 • Quallfyl"' nH:ord: Mar- • Last rear'• winner: Ted tin TrueK Jr., Chevrolet, Musgrave 166.515 mph, Aprll9, • QuellfYin& record: Ted 2004.' Musgrave, ·Dodge, • Rac:o record : Jack 135.159 mph , April 30,' Spra~ue , Chevrolet, 2005. 125.244 mph, June 8, • R- rec:ord: Jack 2002. Sprague, Chevrolet, • t..t race: Klirt Busch, 119.726 mph , May 7, making his first career 2000 . start in the series, won •Laot race; David Starr, the O' Reilly 300 at Texas In a Toyota, won the Motor SpeedWay In a Kroger 250 at MarDodge. tinsville SpeedWay. IN THE SPOTLIGHT MARK MARTIN FElJO Of THE I v ·No. 6 MA FoRo NEXTEL CUP SERIES WEE~ E R s u Greg Kurt 5 Biffle Busch a...,alffte vs. Kurt Busch ·.Busch wants to spiff up his image, but he still has trouble getting along - ,most notably, it seems, with exteammates. Busch said Biffle slowed down In front of him, which only made Biffle madder after Busch's push caused the No. 16 Ford to rip out a section of the Texas Motor SpeedWay SAFER barrier. "That's pretty unforgivable," said Biffle. trOubles on lnterlll"dlate- ,ssl& --Twelfth wasn't bad , !II Taus, but ~ Wlllln1 en u~ !;>eat wee1< on tile comeback . ' lnlll. ! ' ' . . IM)n8 driver who left Texas enCciure&ecl wasl<evln HaNick; · , ·WIIO. amid rumors about his tu- ,,_t lW,I. haS finished ~ond, NASCAR Thll Week's Monte Dutton &Jvoa hlo tau: "Busch has always stepped on toes, but that's fairly commOn among drivers who freQuent victory lane ." sev- . , ,, eoth Wld fifth In co~secutive ll.. races. · "'It's starting to seem just a bit "· ' • unsettled In tile Jeff Gordon :- camp. He's doing OK, but he's act a small case of the interme'dlate-tmck blues, too. •.·. ••r . guys, there were ranklngs for nice Scott Riggs would oe at ::, Ufe top. Plus, he's riding consec: · .Utive top-10 finishes - he's • only ·had eight In his entire ca- ~ FAN TIPS John Clark/NASCAR This Week Newm1111•' love of Ml11111l• .docuiiNinted In new~ Mark Martin autographs a dlecast car for a fan in Daytona earlier this year. Among fans and oompelltors, no drM!f Is more respected than Martin. .. Ryan ·Newman and wife Krlssle are already well known for their love of pets and chantable work through the driver's foundation. Their latest project is "Pit Road Pets: NASCAR Stars and Their Pets," a hardcover, . 164-page book with "first-person .stories and Intimate photographs" of "NASCAR celebrities· ond their pets. It costs $24.95 and Is supposedly available at "most major booksellers nationwide,~ as well as through NASCAR souvenir trailers and online at www.p ltro~dpets .co m, Jeer· ,.. "'How can Kahne be so strong and Jeremy Mayfield so strug- . • l!lil&'?. ""'Dode drivers have won three , Of the laJt four races. No·one's ·• taltdng about replacing or revis- ,'" Jng ' the Charger anymore. H • 0 • ,, "'ls thenl a d~ver on the ctrcu~ ;, · that 1\Urt Busch actually gets •• &lOili with? He seems like a .,. nloe • ..,.., guy off.ttie track, ~t. lloit • f. l':i.,,.- 'l t;.; on ~he's a handful. '·' WHO ' S t-101 - ANI> WHO ' S NOr In NASCAR, the rule is: 'Do unto others as Mark would do unto you' By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week JUSTIN, TeXIjS - So respected is Mark Martin, contending for a Nextel Cup championship at age 47, that oth. er drivers have cited·Martin in what amounts to a NASCAR equivalent of the Golden.Rule: Do unto others as Mark would do untt> you. · . · It's similar to the respect commanded by a baseball player like the late Ted Williams, who seldom found himself being called out on a third strike. If Williams didn't swing, umpires figured it wasn't a strike, and if Martin makes a move on the track, other drivers figure it must have been OK. . To truly gauge the esteem in which Martin is held, one must go elsewhere. Certainly no driver has been more respected by his peers than Martin, at least not since.the untimely death of Dale Earnhardt. The respect afforded Earnhardt was often grudgihg. Not so with Martin, who is the embodiment of the trite term "driver's driver." "Mark Martin is one of the most well-respected guys that has ever driven a race car, in my opinion," said . one of only two drivers Martin trails in the standings, Jimmie Johnson. "I was talking with him before the Bristol race and said, 'Man, I thought you were going to slow down this year.' He said, 'Me, too.' ... For a guy who wants to slow down, for whatever reason he would want to retire or slow down or if you think you have lost your edge to a certain degree, Mark , Martin hasn't lost his edge or his desire. The guy has·raced in more races· than anyone: winning, competing .... He is very well-respected in dur sport." · Four times Martin has finished as runner-up for the championship. What Martin won't db is pay glow-ing compliments -to himself. In fact, they plainly embarrass him. To hear him tell it, he's too old, washed up, burnt out and out of touch. The points standings, with his name near the top, seem to strike him as some mild form of miracle. "There's a lot of time in there for things to change," he said, "·but, so far, I'm having the time of my life. , "It's a lot harder work when you get my age to get' it dope. We're working real hard to get it done .... I could get it'done better U years ago.'' Martin actually seems to believe the self-deprecating· observations he makes about himself. . . No offense, Mark, but no one else does. Contact Mo11te Dutton at hmduttonSO@aol.com YOUR TUHN l ffiEilS MOM OUR READERS Cup driver• drive .In Buec:h for • few .. reeHM W ho Is the sole owner of the No. 48 and No. 24 cars? ... Please let me know the story concerlng these two•cars. . Donald McKH Seaman,Ohlo Who says there has to be a sole owner?-Both the No. 48 (Jimmie Johnson) and the No. 24 (Jeff Gordon) are . _fielded by Henqrick Motorsports: The official, listed owner of Johnson's car Is Gordon, but basically that's because Gordon. owns a share of Hendrick Mo- • torsports. Many of the teams are now corporate entities. One man Is listed 8s the 'cwmer for the purpose of the owner points standings, but tha signlffoance of Gordon owning the ca·r of a team~te is more rrlvfalln practical terms than it might seem by appearance. Smaller fuel tanks-mandated for Lowe's Motor SpeedwayBy Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week · JUSTIN, Texas - NASCAR officials are concerned about speed -and safety during the May races at Lowe's Motor Speedway, and as a result, they informed the teams on April 7 that14-gallon fuel tanks - as opposed to the 22-gallon tanks curcently in use -would be used for the Nextel All-Stur Challenge and the Coca-Cola 600. There were, of course, an unprecedented number of crashes and caution flags during the _races at the track in 2005. In response, LMS has been repaved. At recent tests, speeds were significantly up, which didn't surpdse anyone but made NASCAR officials a bit wary.' So why use smaller fuel tanks? The idea is that, by increasing the number of pjt stops, the incidence of tire failure will be diminished. · "With smaller fuel tanks , there won't be 70-lap runs on a set of tires," said NAS CAR spokesman Jim Hunter. "Generally the thinking is . that the - . --- . -~- -- shorter the run, given the new pavement and higher speeds, the safer the racing is likely to be." Goodyear officials, by the way, said they were pleased with_the results of recent tire tests and confident that tire wear wouldn't be eKcessive. man and Bobby Labonte were running 2004 Dodge Intrepids -i.e., for two races beginning for the final time at Texas. at Texas- because he ''didn't Both will switc,h to the Charger place fuel in the designated in two weeks at Phoenix. Their collection area" at Mar- respective teammates, Ku'r t tinsville . .Almquist has been Busch and Kyle Petty, have alplaced on probation until June ready made the switch. 7, 2006. Bowyer's crew chief, All three Dodge victories to Gil Martin, was also fined date have been credited to the Chargers. Newman began ex$2,500. · Kvapll's crew- Travis Kvaperimenting with the older depil has a new crew chief with sign late last season. PPI Motorsports' competition "We've been working with the Emlnenlly quotable - Tony Dodge Charger throughout the director, Gary Putnam, moving over to replace the departed Stewart announced that Crown . off-season, trying to find the · James Ince. Royal, prominent on the prem- balance that Ryan (Newman) "It was never our intention to ises here because of the IROC likes," said his crew chief, Matt move Gary into this role when . race· Friday night, would spon- Borland. "Hopefully, we'll go to he was originally hired," said sor the winged sprint-car race Phoenix with that car, have a oWner Cal Wells. "However, it's later this year at the dirt track, great qualifying session and evident in our current position Eldora Speedway, Stewart le;~ve with a great finish-in it.'' of 41 sl place in points that owns in Rossburg, Ohio. The we're riot providing the tools race will now be known as the needed for Travis to succeed Kings Royal by Crown Royal. on the race track." · · Stewart cracked: "Kings Less-tlian-rlnging endorseRoyal by Crown· Royal. If you ment - Some drivers remain .a can't say it three times, you bit reluctant abqut the Car of . haven't been drinking responsi- Tomorrow. which has been test'ed after both the short-track In the pokey - ·Clint bly." races that preceded this one. Almquist, a crewman on Clint ' "l'm,very excited ·about the Bowyer's Nextel Cup 'team, has safety efforts that have been One more try Ryan Newbeen suspended until Apri119 --- • NUTS AND BOLTS , •• • • ----- . made with the Car of Tomorrow," sai~ . Newman. "I just hope the actual racing part gets developed correctly, as welL If the racing is not the same, fans won't follow the sport any longer. I Wl\nt the sport to continue .to grow with the same success that it has, so that's my only concern about it." • Take that! Dale Earnhardt Jr. · has always been wildly popular, but he earned unprecedented respect with his stirring fourthplace finish ,at Martinsville, where he overcame a serious accident and drove up through the fii~ld in a crippled car: "We get called overrated quite a bit," he said. "Me in particular. The '8' (i.e., his) team gets it once in a while, but me in particular. As a driver, I get' called overrated all the time, so it's just good to get out there, put on a good race and get a good finish and hav.e good ·runs. to remind people that there's a little bit of talent there behind the name.'' ----- -- -- · ·-- ' _____ ' " __ .:.__ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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