http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6e1c8feafa3ad43f5dcdac55295e6b86.pdf 9f0b67fd8c75a58ebfe0707c20acdd86 PDF Text Text ' ••A~ &.a .1.U ~ A.uu.i~U•J, " i ' l U •ot .;,vv-.J ·• Pride: B~iness PVH A~ honors inside today's edition volunteers, A2 .. \.. at ' Middleport • Po~eroy, Ohio :;o l'I'"\TS • \ 'ul. ."i4· :\o. ~ -- SPORTS • Tigers sneak past _ Cleveland. See Page 81 FRJD.\Y .. \PHil :.!<). :!00,') ' "" ' Davenport clarifies board's 91'1 position . . . J. REED BY BETH. SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINhC OM BY DIANE POTTORFF Page A5 • Denver Parsons, 71 • Robert Jon Trudell, 42 ·PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL has played an important role in the INSIDE local community since we first opened our doors in 1959. As the community has grown so have • . we, and now we offer a diverse array of services. With a unique ' combination of manageable ·- > size, an easily accessible facility and a steadfast commitment to community values and clinical as the towns we serve. Over the past year, we've excellence; we feel we are just as special . . . . continued the-tradition of finding the best way to serve you ... our friends, neighb9rs "ana' patients. . ' ' • Local briefs . . See Page A2 • Easter coloring contest winners. ~ ~ge A3 • Chesler Courthouse benefit dinner tonight. See Page A3 • Family Medicine. See Page A3 . • A Hunger for More. See Page A6 . · • Dupin crusade kicks off this weekend. See Page A8 ' ·WEATHER .I PVH FOUNDATION Riverbend~Arts .I AQUATIC THERAPY . BY CHARLENE ' I. .I FIXED MRI UNIT • ,. Dotana on Page AB INDEX .I SLEEP DISORDERS CENTER .I LABORATORY RENOVATIONS ' . . _.) I. ~ . ' ' .I '75 NEW PARKING SPACES .I WELLNESS ' C~:NTER EQUIPMENT 2 SECTIONS- 16 PAGES ' Calendars A3 ClassifiedS B4-6 Comics B7 Dear Abby Editorials A3 Faith• Values A4 A6-7 As Movies NASCAR BS Obituaries As Sports Weather B Section AS © 2005 Ohio Valley Publlshins Co. I . banquet held Decision d' pen 1ng 1n :. CheShire annexation . 0 . BY KEVIN KEUY , .GALLIPOLIS ·- Gallia County Commissioners )\/ere told Thursday that a positive decision on a proposed annexation of more than 300 acres to the village of Cheshire will guarantee its continued ex istence. "We would like to welcome Please see .Cheshire, AS Confusion · over Southern Local funding BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAI LYSENTINEL.COM Beth Sergentjphoto Representative .of the University of Rio Grande Dr. Jake Bapst presents Southern El ementary third-grader ·Nathan Leamond with a one-year, full-tuition scholarsh ip to the University of Rio Grande which is presently wor th $2,960 but may accrue in value to around $4,000 to $6,000 when Leamond is eligible to cash it in for an education. Council receives grant RACINE - . In a story publi shed in the Tuesday, April 26 edi tion of The Daily Sentinel, it was reported that Stale Representative Jimmy Stewart (R-Athens) announ ced that the Southern Loca l SchOol District had been approved by the Ohio Please see Funding, AS Cheshire woman dies in acddent STAFF REPORT HOEFLICH MIDDLEPORT - · A grant of $900 for facility improvements has been made to the Riverbend Arts Coun~ il by the Foundat,on for Appalachian Ohio and the Osteopathic Heritage Foundation of Nelsonville 's Appalachian Ohio MiniGrants Program. The money, awarded in a grants. competitive proposal , will be used by the Arts Council toward the purchase of building supplies and hardware for the creation of a much-needed kitchen facility for the Council. A few months ago the Arts Council moved in to the Masonic Temple building on ·North Second Street in Mlddiepon from their former headquarters across the street. It rents the large area on the first floor which at one time . KKEcLY@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM •oL' ) achievement at the annual Southern Academic Banquet held at Southern High Sc hool. ASHTON, W.Va. - A The. unofficial emcee for mother and her · 15-year-old the eve nt was Southern son were found shut .·dead Eleme ntary Teacher Patricia Tuesday morhing in a trailer Strub le who kept the evening on Palestine Road near lighthearted mid fun with stuAshton in Mason County. dent readings that were both ' At abo ut II : 15 a.m., a fam~ humorous and setii mental. iiy member walked into the Strubl e stressed the home and found a 15-yem-old evening's thenie "reading" to male and a 43-year-old the audience. female with gunshot wounds, "You have to read to grow," accord ing to Chief Deputy Struble said to both students C.E. Stearns of the Mason and parents. County Sheriff's Department. Southern Local Schools The boy ·was a student at Superin tendent Bob Grueser ·Hannan High School. also add,ressed the aucli~nce, The time of death is unde- calling the academic awards termined, Stearns said. banquet, "The most special · ''This is being treated as a night in the school year for crime scene and an ongoing students in Southern Local investigation by the Mason Schools." County Sheriff's 'Grueser called the names.of Department," Sheriff Scott 64 students from third to. Simms said. twelfth grade while Southern Simms said he could not Local School Board Presidenn release any additional infor- Ron Cammarata passed out mation. medals to the students. . Names of the victims are These medal s accidentally . not being released until the ran out wi th two seniors left family has been noti fied, to be recognized and in a Stearns said. poignani moment, quick Members of the crime scene thinking sophomores gave up team of the West Virginia their medals so that their State Police were at the home classmates could be recogcollecting forensic evidence. nized during the ceremony. Please see Shooting, AS Please see Southern. AS DPOITORFF@MYDAI LYREGISTER .COM OBITUARIES . .. lv!eeting .Tburs~ay w.ith custmne rs, which several turbing to us is that we as · "My feeling. and that of the BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM Dean McKm ght of the com- counties 111 the rcg10n use to county · commtss toners other .committee members, is mittee: Davenport said fund 9 11 service. appointed the <!II"committee. that commissioners were to POMEROY . - ·. Meigs McKmght's ~on,Jment s. a! . "People are .. under the bul now we appear to be place a survey for the public Count y Commissioner Mick Monday . even mg s meetmg !mpress ton yo u re represent- agamst911 ser.vtce. and that in the newspaper, and that we . Davenport said information ot Middleport . Vtl lage mg .the county at these met- ts not the case.' · are running out of time and presented to M iddlcport vi 1- sou net!. durmg whtch COUll- mg~: and you certat·1·1l y are . At Monday 's cOuncil meet- should begin meeting with lage officials Monday on ctl endorsed a h~ll-percent not, Dav~npon satd. We chd mg, McKntght stud commts- townships and villages,'' behalf of the cciunty\ 91 1 sa les tax htke- to finance the not authome you to go to any stoners were delaying .in McKnight said yesterday. Committee does not neces- ~e~v tcc .. left out Important . meeting, nor dtd we have any putting a funding measure on (The filino deadline {or local sarily reflect the position of mfor.matt on about a second koowled~e ol yo ur go mg to the November ba ll ot for pub- Issues a "earin on the th e commissioners. who tu,ndtn g proposal , a 50-cent thts meet mg. to represent 'the he approval, and encourared N e be pbp 11 ·g A g' st 25 · . . . ·' .. ov m r a. 0 1 IS U U ,· appointed ihe committee· in man th ly te Iep hone Ime commHtee we appomwu. pu bl'tc pressure on behaI of the first place. charge for all land-line phone "What is incre;"ingly dis- tlw >al~s tax increase, Please see 911, AS BY BRIAN Mason County . Southern academic mother, SOD ' found shot . , tr · ailer dents RACINE - Last night stud.ead Ill w~re recognized for outstandtn g academic • m~d.,;J..,,, . , , SYRACUSE- A Cheshire woman died in a one-car accident Thursday on Ohio 124 in Syracuse, the Gallia-Meigs Post of the State Highway Patrol reported. Margaret A. Ratliff, 58, was pronounced dead at the scene of the 7:46 a.m. accident,the patrol said. Troopers said Ratliff was Please see A~dent. AS · Submitted photo Marianne Campbell. right. board chair of the Foundation for Appalachian Ohio. presents a facsimile check to board representatives of Rtve rbend Arts Council. left to right, Julie Proctor, Mary Wife , June Duffield, Myron Duffi~ld, and Nancy Cale. housed a theater and in more area into a · kit~hen for use . recent years was the location during Council activities and of Dan's. Sullmltlocl photo others renting the facility for . Plans are to cpnven a small The 1990 Ford Thunderbird of Margarette A. Ratliff, 58, of room located at the from of private functions. Cheshire, lies in a ditch Thursday after her she reportedly drove the large open · auditorium Please see Grant. AS off of the road. Her body was pronounced dead at the scene. Compassionate care when·it's needed m9st••• · •th Holzer Hospice. '· PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL name is John Grow.and I am 90 years o/d. I was iiiagnosed with Renal Failure and was referred to Holzer Hospice on November 2, 2004. I have had a wonderful experience with Hospice; the care goes above and beyqnd. Not only are they here for me, but also for my wife and family; I am so glad my doctor referred me early into the Hospice program so I can have good quality of life. Thank you to my doctor, and thank you to Holzer Hospice. " Servins Gallia, Jackson, Mei9~ and Surroundi~g Counties Toll-Free 1.800.500.4850 • In Gallia Cou ' L - 740.446.5074 ' �' '. PageA2 ' C OMMUNI1Y . The Daily Sentmel . Friday, April E The Daily Sentinel ~9 , 2005 PVH AUXILIARY HONORS V-OLUNTEERS ,_Community Calendar Public meetings 323. Daughters of Ameri ca. will nieet at 6 p.m. at the Maso ni.: hall in Chester. Regular meet in g wi ll foll ow at 7:30p.m. Tuesday, May 3 MIDDL EPORT . Mi ddlepo rt Lodge 363 F&AM, reg ul ar meeting at 7:30p.m. at the Te mpi ~. art show of work by stude nt' in Josh Fog le's high school art da"e' wil l also be ~re ­ se nted. The t:OI1Ce rt and art show arc free to the publ ic . Page A3 E Friday, April ~9 , 2005 Father uses daughters fear as weapon against his wife Saturday, April 30 PORTLAN D - Lebanon DEA R ABBY: My 11 Township Trustees will meet what they are. what days at 7:30 p.m. at the to wnship year-oiJ da u g hl ~ r 'omelimc' the) ' hou ld be done and who ·gt!ts scare d at· nigh t and bu i ldi n~ . · ' hould do them. If yo ur Monday, May 2 think s she hear' voi ce' and brothe rs do n' t do th eirs, someone wa lki n~ ncar her LETART The Letart Satu~dny, May 7 , llon·r nag . Let them remain room. When thi\ ha ppe ns, Township trustees will meet at TUPPE RS PLAINS . undone .< That ta kes the Dear 5 p.m. at the oftice b.uilding . , Ha zel Barnhill .wil l be 90 on . my husl)an\1 wil l say wi th rcs pon sih il ity · off ., your . · Wednesday, May 4 se rio usness . Abby . May 7.' Cards 1l1ay be sem to complete sh oulders. You are a good PAGEVILLE ~ The he r at P. 0 . Box JJ , Tuppers " Pe rhaps th ere 's an intruder dau ghter. and you cannot · Sc ipio To wnship Tru stees Friday, April 29 · Plains. Oh io 45783. · in the house ... ·and then sugnor shuu lu you - do everywill meet at 6:30 p.m at the · MID DLEPORT ges t how the int ruder may Free · thi ng. Wi th' yo ur. mother Pageville towrr hall . ha ve ent ered. soup supper. 4 :30 to 6:30 gone. every one ot you IS p'.m . at the Mi ddleport The method he suggests is DEA R ABB Y: Fm a 16-· going to have to do his or her always re lated to somet hing Church of Christ Famil y Life yea r-old girl. My mo m fair share. Sunday, May I I have done wro neo ea rli e r ~ Cente r. DEA R ABB Y: While. r assed away las t Februa ry. I LONG> BOTTOM li ke leaving the bac k door 11ave a cari ng ·a nd lpv ing . . POMEROY - Public test >hopping at the supermarket of votin g equ ipment, I :30 Praise and Worship Crusade, : open too long ·or forgetti ng fath er, · but·· at 69. he"s a ycste.rday. I noticed . a · p.m., Meigs Count y Board of contin ing ni ghtl y through to shut a window. Saturday, April 30 workaho li c. Thi s leaves me wo man re movi ng the · May 8 at th e Mt. Olive When I .ask him to ch,e.: k with sc hoo l. .clean ing. CHESTER - A horse hoof Elections. co upon' from the boxes of ·Church.. . Long · Bott om. Wednesday, May 4 clinic will be held at I p.m, at th e house for intrude rs (OK, cook ing_ v;.rrd wo rk and tak- plas tic bags . I watched her 6:30 p.m. on Services , the Chester Courthouse conGUYANDOTTE, W.Va. l'n) old -fa shioned and a· ing Gli·e· or 11l )' tee nage s<:aredy-cat ), he s,·tv; s ile·_, bruthers. · Neith er of .. theill take abo ut I0 of the m. ducted by Josh Knotts, farri - The VFW Post 9738 will host Sunday, 7 p.m. other ni ghts. W he 11 I walked past her, I er, who will talk on hoof a Welcome Home Seminar at too tired and gpes to slee p. helps o ut with anyth ing. to ld her I thought what she health and care an demon- 7 p.m. at the post home, 227 What 's going on here? Is he and' they ha ve no respect' for was do ing was ve ry rude. Main St. , Guyandotte, W. Va. ~\fate hoof trimming and hoeplayi ng a mind g;tme with me. If I ask them to do She sa id >he was going to mg. The program is spon- Special guests will include J. Saturday, April31J my da ughter and me, or am I som ething. they ju st say sored by the Chester-Shade B. Fin lay, actin g director of POMEROY - Singe rs to ove rre:lctin g? - · COW- I ' m not th eir mo m. and ca ll tt.se them. Abby, >he didn ' t buy any of the boxes of plasHistorical Association . . the VA Medi cal Center. and be at the Mt. Herman U. B. ARDLY IN S.F. me names .· · tic bags. Should I have RACINE - Annual inspec- Dr. Loren Wil kenfeld, hief Church on Wickham Road DEA R COWARDLY: When 1 tell Dad, he says d the store manager and foun ti on of Pomeroy-Racine of mental health. alon g with , off Texas Road 7 p.in . Your husband 's beha vior is he' ll .handle them. bu t he som ethin g·? Lodge 164. Dinner at 6: 30 personnel from the Veterans include Claudette Harbin. the cruel ancl. un wise . He' s neve r docs. I'm ti red of ill sa id · A PPALLED IN VER- , pm'. at Methodist Church, ' Admi ni stnnion regional Glory land Believers. and Ray · encomaging yo ur dau ghter' s Please hel p me. 1 want to run SA IL LES . OHIO · mspection in Master Mason office and service organi za- and Delori s Cqnd iff. Offering . fea rs as a way of puni shin g aw ay and never come back. degree at lodge building. tions. Contact Bud PaJkon at will go to th e World Chri st you fqr your forge ifulness. M ~y be then th ey' ll think . DEA R APPALLED : You certainl y have (304) 523-9728 . Monday, May 1 Outreach Ministry fo1' a If it continues. your dau gh- . about me. - DROWNI NG ., hould .re port ed ''M s. Sticky RACINE · Racine Thursday, May 5 church building in Maluui.. ter will have phobi as that IN LAWTON. OKLA. C ha pter 134, Ord~r of TUPPERS PLAIN S Afri ca.' Call 992-7565, could las t a lifetim e; it \ D EA R DROW NING: All F.lllgc rs" to th e manager. E<!slern Star with presenta- Eastern High School con'cert MIDDLEPORT - Brian mental cru elty. . of yo u are griev ing ri gh t What the woman was doing tion of 50-year pins . band. vocal choir and hand and the Family Connection P.S. If there is any qt1es- now, and part of yo ur brotll- was more than rude; it was Refreshments. bell choir, und er the direction will be singing at 7 p.m. m lion about wl1et her there\ . ers ' bad beha vior ma y be shop lifting. Dear Abby is writte11 by Thesday, May 2 of Cris Kuhn , will present a the Middleport Church of the an intrude r in your house. th at th ey' re angry at hav in[! CHESTER - Anniversary spring concert at 7 p.m. in the . Nazarene. Refreshments wi ll you should NOT be check- lost th e ir mother. Your Abigail Van Burell , also dinner of Chester Council hi gh school gy mnasium. A.n be served,. ing the house alone. The father may not reali ze how known as Jeanne Phillips, _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ _ _ _ _.:___ _:______ resul ts co uld be tragic. SO' unfair th e bmd en is that has and was founded by her the next time the king of been pl aced on yo ur yo ung mother, Pauline .Phillips. your castle pull s that "turn- , shmtlders . Writ e Dear Abby at i ng -ove r -a nd -go i ng- toMake a li st of chores that www.DearAbby.com or P.O. sleep". numbe r, make sure he all of .you should .share, Bux 69440, Los Angeles, doesn' t reach dreamland . · includin g your own . lnd icale CA 90069. Birthdays Other events Church events Clubs and organizations • Submitted photos Eula Hudnal l, center. was named 2004 Pleasant Valley Hospita l VoluAteer of the Yea r. Hudna ll was cho'sen by her peers for this honor. Presenting her w1th an engraved plaque .is, at right, Ja·mes Loc khart , DDS, chairman of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Board of Trustees and. left to right, Jeff Fleck, director of volunteer ser vices. and Alvin ' AI' Lawson , JD . FAC HE, chief executive office r of \he non-profit healthcare faci lity. Claiming awards at the Pleasant Valley I Auxiliary dinner were Elizabeth Gaskins (2 ,000 hours ), Jo hn Watterson (2,000 hours), .cora Poling (2, 000 hours) , Koneda Devrick (3 ,000 · hours), Edward Martin (3,000 hours), Dofthea Stricklen (3 ,000 hours), Elsa Ro ach (4,000 hours), Terry Casto (5,000 hou rs), Thelma Filson (5, 000 hours) , Carolyn Rhodes (5,000 hours ) and Anna belle Hudnall (5,000 hou rs). Presenting awards were Alvin "AI ' Lawson, JD, FACHE , chief exec utive officer of the non-profit healthcare facility. James Lockha rt, DDS, ·chairman of the ~leasa nt Valley Hospital Board of Trustees and Jeff Fl eck, director of vol un teer services . Local Briefs eral .health-related questions . service area may also be · Information about indi vid- affec ted. ual servi ~ e s is ava ilable by The Interruption is neces· contacting the department at sary to repair a slip on a main Ii ne. POMEROY - Meigs 992-6626. When se rvice is restored, Co unty Health Department will be under a boil customers will offe r evenin g clinic advi sory until 4 p. m. on hours from 4 to 6 p.m. on Tuesday. Tuesday. with the following services available: childhood RACIN E - T uppers and . adult immuni za tions Pl a in ~-Cheste r Water District from I to 6 p.m., blood pres- will interrupt water . service . ' sure measureme nts and blood from · 9 a.m. to 2 p.m . on Sugar assessments , WIC Mon day ,.or t he fo 11 owing · POM EROY -· The Me igs' coordination and services, roads· in Sutton and Chester in Motion fitness walk has pre-natal servi ces, head lice .Townships: Pine Grove, Yost. bee n cance led for Saturday screenings and eradic atio'n Fores t Run , Morning Star, because of possi ble inclement educati on, environmental Vinega r Street , Minersv ille wea th er. The wa lk will . be Snowball , and resc heduled and announced at health appointme nts, vital Hill , statisti cs, and answers to gen- · Amberger. Other roads in the a later dale. Offer evening hours Issue bo.il advisory 'Mel"gs In Motl"on Canceled .. Support groups EAsTER COLORING CONTEST WINNERS Chester Courthouse benefit dinner tonight CHESTER - Handcrafted wood items, an Ohi o State bicentenni al quill , and large framed and matted pictures of the Chester Courthouse will be aucti oned off to ni ght at the Courtllottse's a nnu ~ l benetit dinner· in the Meigs Hi gh School cafeteria. The dinn e r will be se rved at 6:30p.m. follow ed by the auctipn and the awarding of door prizes. The red tomato salad dre ss ing made by Cleo Smith , another Courthou se fund rai sing project, will be for sale . All Claiming awards at th e Pleasant Va lley Hospital Auxiliary dinne r were Marjorie Blake (100 hours). Carolyn Brillh art (100 h o u r ~ ). Mary Tompki ns (300 hours). Reta Thomas (300 hou rs), Franli 1e Shin n (400 hou rs), Kenneth Tom pkin s (400 hours) and Fred Nibert (400 hou rs) . .Presenting awards ~Yere Al vin "AI" Lawson, JD, FACHE, chief exec utive officer of the non-profit healthcare fac ility, James 1lloc kh art , DDS, chairman of th e Pleasant Valley Hospital Board of Trustees and Jeff Fleck, di rector of yolunteer services. . · . proceeds fr om th e even t will be used to pay utiliti es at th e Courthou se . Those atte ndin g are advised that handicap acc~s­ sible parking is at the rear of the building. Ti ckets remain on sale at Summerfie lcls Baums, the Meigs Chambe r of Commerce office. Farmers · Bank 111 Pomeroy and Tuppers Plains or by contacting Pat Holter. 992-726 1. Other ac tivities include he Clip-Clop Clinic, a hor se far·. rier demonstration. to be held on the Commons by Josh 1t.-. . ...... . The winners in the Easter coloring contest in ttie category of 4 to 8 , were from the left, Lexi Coleman of Rutland, first; Brittany Durst. Pomeroy, second ; and Kayla Pugh of Middleport; ·third, with Brenda Davis of The Daily Sentinel who co-sponsored tlie contest with area merchants. Winners in the 9 to 12 category, not pictured , were Lindsay Hysell of Rutland, first; Tess Phelps of Pomeroy, second, and Michael Davis of Middleport th ird. The winners received prizes of $15, $10 and $5 , first through third , res pectively: Don't miss this opportunitY to reach over 16,000 homes FAMILY MEDI-CINE ~alltpoltil1!\ailp m:ribune ·l)oint ~Ieasant Register and Daily Sentinel Surgery, chemqtherapy cure .most cases ifWilms tumor ' .. Volunteers receiving this level award were · i Harper (500 hours). Gene Harper (500 hours), · Ja net Holland (500 hours ), Toni Scarberry (500 hours) Barbara Rando lph (500 hours ) Karen Stone (5\)0 hours) Bill Whitehead (500 hours) , Donna Brinker (1 ,000 .hou rs), Nel l Keys (1,000 hours), Jack Pyles (1,000 hours) . Lois Pyles (1,000 hours.) Wand a Tolliver (1,000 hours) and . Eleanor Jordan (1,000 hours). Presenting awards were Alvin ' AI" Lawson, JD, FACHE, chief executive officer of the non-profit healthcare faci lity, James l ockhart. DDS . cha irman of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Board of Trustees an d Jeff Fleck, di rector of volunteer services. Health8are " to be published Mav20,2005 . ·l·· Hurrv, time is running outl Ad Deadline is Mav13,2005 Gathering the most voluntee r hours for the year were Margaret Hutchins (7.000 hou rs), Arlene · Cook (8,000 hours,, Aleta Weaver (14.000 hours) and Charles Fulks (19.000 hours). Presenting awards we re Alvin "AI- Lawson. JD. FACHE. chief executive officer of the non-profit healthcare faCility, James Lilck har t. DDS. cha irman of the Pleasant Valley Hospital Board of Trustees and Jeff Fleck. director of volunteer services. • • Charlene Hooft!ch/ photo '' Question: A few years ago, my year-old son was diag.nosed with Wilms tumor. The :doctors said 'it was Stage I . The kidney with the tumor was removed, and this was fol lowed by chemotherapy. He is now 5 years old and seems to be doing fine: I'm worried, however, that the cancer might :return. After "my daughter was ·born, she was checked for Wilms tumor and they said she was .line. I would like to know more about this disor,der. Answer: Wilms tumor is a · type . of cancer that . usually strikes children . The condrtion is named for Carl Max Wilhelm Wilms, a 19.th-centu ry ·German surgeon who recognized th at the cancer develops from 1mmature kidney cell s. Wilms tumor may arise in either kidney. Rarely, it affects both kidneys. Al>j>ut 500 new cases are diagnosed in the United States each year. Wilms tumor is usually found during a well-child examination as a lump - what .we physicians call a lllliSS -. ·deep inside the abdomen. Th1s canter grows from the kidney • and, therefore. is loc\(ted deep below the stomac h, intestines and olher abdominal contenl~. Only in unusual cases does the growth become large eoough to be noticed without specifieally feeling for it. Children with this be thankful for in your son:s type of tum0r often have no case. The fact that his cancer complaints 'to suggest there is a was stage one is very good problem. Rarely, some do com- news. Thi s mea ns the chances plain of low-back .pain or gen- of a recurrence are very remote. It ' is also . good news erally not feeling well. A child who is found to that he is doing well now, sevhave an abdominal mass must eml years after the cancer was · undergo several tests to deter- diagnosed and ·treated. Your mine the specific cause of it. daughter's test res ults are reas" · An MRI , CT scan, kidney X- suring as well. I' m sure what rays and bi opsy are often they tested for was a defect on used. Wilfs tumor has a char- chromosome 'I I , which is preacterj stic appearance on these sent in about 20 percent of the tests, and the tissue sample cases of Wilms tumvr. Since obtained from th e biopsy the test was negative, this / shows a ty pe of cancer called means th at your daughter. "nephroblastoma." thankfully, does not have this Having a child stricken with abnormality. which means she cancer i ~ every pare nt's n ight- is at very low risk of Wilms. mare. Wilms tumor treatment Family Medicioe® i.~ a is one of the brighter spots in weekly column. To submit ll1at dark realm of cancer fears. questions,. write to Martha A. About 90 percent of th ~se Simpsoo, D:O., M.B.A., Ohio diagnosed when the tumor is University College of in one kidney (90 percent of ·Osteopathic Medicioe, P.O. cases} and has not spread owt- Box 110, Athens, Ohio 45701, side that kidney are cured by or ·via e-mail io readerquessurgery and chemotherapy. tiolls@familymedicinellews.o Even ll1ose whose cancer h a.~ rg. Medical ioformatioo in spread into neighbori ng tis- this columo is provided as an sues have an 80 percent .cure educational service It rate. Treatment is more com- . does not replace the , ..,."" plicated and ' less suSf~"ssful ment of youl'_l!.ersf!_o!aa!ll~r-;A;~ when tumors occur simultane- ciao, wliO should be.r, on ously in boll1 kidneys or when to diagoose a11d recommend tl1e >diagnosis is made after the treatme11t for aoy m edical cancer is too widely spre&d for corulitioos. Past columos are surgical removal. availab{e onlioe at wwwfamYou have several things- t(J ilymedici~enews .org. Knotts at I p.m . Saturday. Knotts will speak on hoof · health .and care and demon· strate hoof trimming . and shoeing Also planned by the Cheste r Shade Hi storical Association include a chil- . cl ren 's tea, hat decorating and Ma y Pole wrapping party, I p.m . on Saturday, May 7, at the Courthouse. The charge is $2. For reservations call Kaye Fic k 985 -4415 or Pam 667-9712. Schat z. Reservations are to be iri by May 4. There is limited space . Salule 1D 1he "· Class 01 ,., . SPECIAL ,EDITION ON t FRIUit't MAY 20 5ALunNG ALL Me ·. If your business ·· ~·\ $fl' _J ~ .- · .. , COUNTY ~ interested in .- l Dave Harris or Brenaa Davis ~~- ~97-2155 . Before May 13~ 2005 .;. _ . _ __. ....... ....... ...... . . . .. .. . ...,~ �.' • • OPINION The Daily Sentinel ' The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 w"'iw.mydallysentinel.com ·Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress slta/1 make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prollibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging tlu freedom of speech, or of the press; or the .tight of tlae people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Governmetrt for a .redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution ' ' READER'S VIEW • • Recogn1t1on •• · Bael1 work is appreciated .. Dear .Editor: PageA4 ' . This correspn11dence serves to co111:e) appreciation for the dedicaleu efltllls l'f Ms. l:lecky l:ber. who intends to forfeit lw employment via the Meigs Cotmty OSU Extension Office to wclldcscncd retirement on April 29. 2005 ~1s . Bacr. who is a native of Meigs Coutll]. has been instrumental in formulating. implementing ami e.xecuting numerous sen•ices and programs. which have benelited and will continue to promote the health and we ll-being of Southeastern Ohio residents (s uch as· the Family Nutrition Progr.ml). She has toiled tirelessly to enhance aw<treness about and pri de in Appalac hian cu lt ure and to promote philanthropic projects that will pmlit our communi ties, Also. Baer has worked extensively educating and. preparing our youth via the County's 4H program ~b . Baer was a concerned educator employed by Meigs Local .School District for several years teaching home eco·nomics. In this capacity. she shared va luable hfe skills, money management. parenting ski ll s, food safety. parenting knowledge. health/nutnttonal tips and employment skills. ·' During her tenure with the Meigs County OSU Extension Oflice, she utilized her educational expenences to instruct citizens ot all ages and socioeconomic levels on the aforementioned topics vm offerings of the Ohio 'Deparunent of Jobs and Family Services. Metgs County Senior Citizens Center, Meigs County Health Department, University of Rio .Grande Crossroads Progr.un, etc. Of course. many readers of your newspaper have enjoyed and benefited from Baer's column entiti.ed "Time Out for Tips" in which she relayed valuable information pertinent to daily living. In addition. Ms. Baer is an avid collaborator. In my capac ity as Assi stant Administrator at the Meigs County Health Depanment, I proudly attest that Baer has pan icipated with and performed activities for numerous commtttees includin g the Meigs County Consortium, · Meigs County Tobacc; Prevention Coalition, Meigs County Hean Health Coal ition, Women's Outing on Wellness and the Family Fun Fest. 'Meanwhile, she also serves several other local and state-wide groups to represent the interest of Meigs County. For example. she is a founding member of the non-prolil Meigs County Cancer Imttat1ve, Inc. (MCCI) whose efforts are focused upon increasina local awareness, providing education and promoting early detec~. tion and prevention of cancer wtthin our Appalachian county. As the recently elected MCCI Chairperson. I laud Ms. B a~ r for her commitment to the local tight against cancer, '.l(hich has impacted her life signiticamly. • · In conclusion, I commend Ms. Baer for beina such an invaluable asset to Me.igs County. On behalf of th~ MCCI , 1 extend smcerest best wtshes to Becky for her future endeavors She will always be a cherished member of our conimunity.'·' ' Friday, April29, 2005 !f the cakes are too hard When I \\entia answer the knock at the door. the chautkur was >tanding there. Not niy chautleur_(!- uon't have one) but Miss Sears·. He wok oil hts cap, as d1auffeur' often do, and hai)decl me a l'ardboard bakerv box . "From Mi ss Sears. Revere nd ... · he · said . I thanked him and he turned and left . After 1 ~ot to the kitchen o.f my buc~clor's apartment tn Back Bay Boston I read the note pinned to the box . It said. "If these cakes are . too hard. soak them in milk." Tilis was ,·image "cold roast Boston" - frugal to the bone. As Sunday's leftover roast became Monday's co ld dinner, so a · . Proper Bostonian lived hi~ entire life. M1ss Sears was · not poor ( Rem e1nbe r sh.; had her chauffeur deliver rhe cupcakes to my door') But she was a New Eng lander who followed the New Englander's credo - ·'use it tip. wear it out. make it do." 'In this c·ase I. a transplanted Midwesterner. was en listed to use up the weekold cupcakes. Nothmg must go to waste . Is there any aumoni tion we more nee<J ~o hear- our ue neration th!tt has wasteJ its substance on extravagant living'' "If the cakes are too · hard: soak them in milk. ,. With Miss Sears out of the room, Bridey the maid told me she would soon be leav, ing Mtss Sears· employ. She seemed to be lookmg for- • A lot of the needful work of the world goes undone be~au'e el'erybody has an ex~use why it is not his resp•m<ibiliiy. If there is ~umething that needs to be done. we ~mght to 'just do it." "What does th~ book of lllS li"U CtiOil.., say·?'" ,Tiwt 11as my father's first question when I went to him · for help on wme mechamcal · · problem wtth my bicycle or. later. wi th my Model A Ford. We not only waste a lot of time by plunging ahead on our own witho ut reading life's book of instructions first . a lot of our difficulties - tncluding many of our problems wtth our health are the result of not following the Maker's instruction s. All of a sudden I am reca lling many i]1ore of·. these one-line philosophies of life that have remained with me through tl1e years. But I'll stop with thi' one: "Dmt't be too ~ilcerful." I I! Ill that'" one . from Mons'il! nor Ronald Knox, the British priest and ·Bible tran~lator. We . stJmc·times fat! to realite thJI telling people how perfectly gteat we fee l or jww "ell things are going . for us .may actually depress <)thers who are not fi nding it sn goncj Jhemselves. We ought to cheer people up. But we ough t to be aware that te lli ng others how happy we are doesn't necessaril y cheer them up. (George Plagen: is 011 ordai11ed 111inisrer wtd rerer· an ne11·sman based in . Columbus. Ohio.) Letters to the editor are welcome. Thev should be less than 300 wards. All/etters ar~ subje~t to editing and must be signed and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be pub- · fished. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, nat personalities. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correciion Policy Our main concern In an stones 15 to be accurate. If you know of an error in a story. call the newsroom at (740) 9922156. .. Our main number Is (740) 992-2156. Department extensions are: News Editor: Ch~rlene Hoeflich , Ext 12 Reporter: Bnan Reed, Ext. 14 Reporter: Beth Sergent. Ext. 13 Advertising · OUtside Salu: Dave Harns, Ext. 15 Outlkle Sale•: Brenda Davts, Ext 16 . ClaooJCir<:.: Judy Clark. 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Betty McCiisha of Akron: and a broth. er ~nd srster-tn·,law. ~ob and Bronis Pet sons of Gallipolis; 18 ~randchtldrcn ,.md ttve great gra ndchildren: and a special tnend. Betty Hart . . Besides his parent s. he was preceded in death by ht s sons. Charles Russell Person>: three uaughters: Marsha Ann Persons. Dem se Clark and 1\khnda Persons: his wife. Linda Persons: and a stepson. Chri s Paulton. A graveside service with milt!ary rites will be c·onducted at I p.m. on Fnday. Apnl 29. 2005 . at Chester Cemetery with Rev. Bill MLtrphy offictattn2. There will be no callin g h'our~ . Arrangements are under the direction of Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy. . So.uthern from Page A1 :\1eigs County Sheriff Bob Beegle who represented the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club passed out three $100 savings bonds to thtrd graders Josh Ju stts and Baylee Hupp. and eighth grader Brody Fhn t. The prizes were selected by a random drawing . br. Jake napst who represented the University of Rio Grande presented a one-year scholarship to the University of Rio Grande to. third grader Nathan Leamond. The scholarship whtch includes tuition . is presently worth $2.960 but could accrue in value to around $4,000 to $6,000 by the time Leamond is eligible to go to college. The prize was selected by random drawing. Southern 'High School Principal Gordon Fisher who is retiring after this school year was recognized for his service. Southern Local Schools faculty and staff who helped in preparing the evening's meal were also reeogmzed as was . Vtcki Northup from Southern Elementary who helped ;tssembk senior press release s. Senior Class President Jordan Neigler led the Pledge of Al legiance anu Senior Ashton Brown gave the invocation. ~ Grade 12 honorees mcluded' Ashton Brown, Sara Cammarata. Heather Duffy, Deaths Robert Jon Trudell In proclaiming it sincerity in proclaiming the What should America (and · America's mission to spread universal human longing specificall y the Clinton democracy all over ·the for freedom, and the high . administration, which was in world, President Bush has idealism of the mission to office at the time) have done gone far beyond the tradispread democracy every- about it' 1 More than we did, tiona! policy of the William where. You can see tt on clearly. We should have Republican Party, and even television. when he ts rnak- mobilized world pressures beyond the ambttious goal of Rusher ing a speech and touches on - econ.omic and 'diplomatic Woodrow Wilson. which 1 those subjects. He wi ll - to stop th~ slaughter. We was (you will recall) to pause. and smi le faintly at should have rushed medical "make the world safe for the audience, in gen uine aid to the injured . But should democracy." se nt our troops 10 places wonder at the sheer beauty we have sent in the IOist . Airborne Infantry. and sacriSince Bush has alre ady like Haiti, Bosnia and of the concepts. demonstrated. in Iraq, his Kosovp, where not even Well. it IS the prerogative !iced however many willingness to commit the sharpest eye could dis- of presidents to proclatm American lives it took, to American troops to suppon cern a vital American inter- such visiOnary goals, and force the two sides to lay .our mission in appropriate est _ and has since rued only tin1e, will tell whether down their arms'' Bill cases, it is relevant to recall that he didn't send them to thts one takes firm ·huld and Clinton. . now ·wishes loudly that the traditional test of Rwanda as well. · either becomes a funuamen- .that he had done s·o. when American forces' lives But George w. Blish has . tal tenet of American policy. But for the life of me, and may be risked abrqad is made Clinton look like a or loses traction and ends up despite the indisputable hor"when a vital American piker. The danger · that as mere rhetorical 1lourishes rors that took place , 1 cannot interest is at stake." What Saddam Hussein was devel- in a few forgotten ;peeches. see that there was a vital Bush has done, and frankly oping weapons of mass Meanwhile . Republicans American interest tn stOpsaid he has done, is define . destruction made pre-emp- had better understand where pmg them. What is the vital the worldwide funherance tion of his effons a genuine- ~ush ts leading them. and interest of the United States of democracy as a "vital ly vital interest of the United dectde whether they want to in whether Rwanda is ruled interest'· of the · United States. But when we go there. by th~ Tutsis or the Hutus? States·. ' attacked Iraq and found no .Take Rwanda. for exam- To use the scarifying phrase As the Wilsonian WMDs, Bush quickly shtft- pie. This is. for all practical coined by pollsters for use in anteceden'ts of his policy ed to justifying the war on purposes, an ungovernable Iraq . would the poss ibly suggest, its paternity is the basis that democratizing stretch of east African jun- large loss of American lives traceable to the Democratic Iraq was the only way to gle. populated by a majority be ">,~ ·onh it "' rather than the Republican make it, and thereafter the ot 1-ltltu; and a minority of "The world i; out of joint," Party . Even at that, no rest of the ' Middle East. Tutst; who, predictably. hate ,aid Hamlet. ·<o cursed spite administration of either peaceful. He even insisted each other. In the late 1990s 1 That ever I was born 10 set ': _ party . · ac~uall~. ever threw _th~t-~is had been <me of our -~he Hutus opted tq__solve tjle~ tl.Dght!" Amenca ~ mthta1y \Verghr war atm; all along, an per- proDiem permanently by I can see his point. around abroad t,n 'uppon of haps 1! was: but .if so. it was killing all the Tub". and (William Rusher is a acause that wa; less than a hardly a vital interest of the carne alarmingly close to Disrmguished Fellow of rhe vilal tnterest ot. the Umted · Umted States, justifying the . succeeding. In the genocidal Clriremom biSiilllte for r/1e States unit! Btl! Clinton loss of Amencan hves. . slaughter, millions of Sru¢y of Statt!sma 11ship cmd carre along. He cheerfully Yet I do not doubt Bush 's ·Africans died. Political Philosophy.) .. Holly Duffy, Jordan Neigler, Ashley Roush, Nicki Tucker. Grade II honorees incluued: John Bentz. Dustin Brinager. Brad Crouch. Ntcole Jones. Chelsea Smtth. Jenny Warner. Kristtna Williams. Grade I0 honorees included: Amber Hill. Mallory Hill. Miranda McKelvey. Adam Phillips, Adelle Rice . Grade 9 honorees included: Lindsey Buzzard . Ryan Chapman. Sarah EI-Dabaja. Courtn'ey Ginther. GradeS honorees included: Rashell Boso. Brody Flint, Bryan Harns. Alex Hawley, . Christopher Holter. Emma Hunter. Tosha Jone s. Chelsea Pape , Sam.antha Patterson, .Rachael Pickens. J"ime Warner. Grade 7 honorees included: Michael Manuel. John' Powell, Dustin Salser. Breanna.Taylor. 'Lynzee Tucker, Katie Woods. Grade 6 honorees included: Katie Barr. Eric Buzzard, Zachary Manuel, Katey Patterson. · Grade 5 honorees included: Martina Anns. Tiffany Francis, Andrew Gin ther. Clayt.nn Moore, Emma Powell. Andrew Roseberry, Abbie Williams. Grade 4 honorees inci uded · · Timothy · Elrim,. Shelby Pickens, CoLly Taylor. Kody Wolfe. Grade 3 honorees included : Tyle r Ban,on. Darien Diddle , Brandon Grueser, Baylee Hupp, Rtkey Jones. Joshua Justis. Nathan Leamond . Taylor McNickle. Alli son Tay lor, . 911 MIDDLEPORT - Robert Jon Trudell, 42. Mtddleport. dted from Page A1 unexpectedl y on Tuesday. Apnl 26. 2005 111 the Hol zer Medical Center Emergency Department. Graveside services will be Saturday. April 30, in the accon:hng to the Ohio Elections Oaklanu Memorial Gardens in Davenport. Iowa. There are no Calendar published by the call itig hours. Cremeens Funeral Chapel, Gall ipolis. is in• Ohio Secretary of State j. charge of funeral arrangements. Davenport said commissioners plan to seek public opinton on the matter. but tics for our community." The funding awarded to the hope to place the two funding Riverbend Arts Council and sources side b~ side as equalfundtng options. from Page A1 other nonprofits through the ly-viable Davenport also raised quesregion were made posstble tions about estimates of the The Arts Council has been throu gh an unprecedented costs associated with starting active in the community for partnership between the and operati'ng the 911 service. Heritage He said a $350,000 estimate more than 15 years, and the Osteopathic currem facility is by fa·r the Foundatton of Nelsonville for constructioh of a 9 ll cenbest and largest for the vari- and the Foundation for ter, which the committee proous activities sponsored by Appalachian Ohio. poses sharing with the County The Appalachian Ohio the counci I. It is handicappeq Mini-Grams Program provtdaccessible. Cheshire accepted a buyout :'People in the area aren't ed grants ranging from $500offer from American Electric always full y aware of the ser- $2,000 to programs addressPower and moved. vices we provide," s~id Myron ing quality of li.fe issues "If the annexation doesn't go from Page A1 Duflield. board member for the throughout Appalachian Ohio. through, Cheshire will not surFoundation spokespersons Riverbend Arts Council. "In vive," said April Stinson, the addition to renting the space to said 85 grant proposals were the people coming into the vil- village's fiscal officer and Paul other service clubs and organi- received. tptaling more than lage. It wi ll preserve the vil- Stinson's wife. "We just hope zations. the R.iverbend Ans $ 153,000 in requested fund- lage ;md our heritage," Mayor you will make a decision that Council provides the fadlity ing . Due to the availability of Jim Rife said during a public will allow us to keep grow mg." for use in youth arts acttvities. resources. competition for hearing on the annexation Commissioners. who have petition tiled by· Roush Lane the commun ity band, and funding was rigorous. until 30 days after the hearing The ro le of the Foundation resident Paul Stinson and to decide, found that the petidance workshops." Mary Wise, Riverbend. Ans is to work with donors .aqd more .than 70 property owners. tion ·carried65 valid signatures, "We feel very strongly Council board president. others to create access to about the annexation and we indicating a maJority of the commented "We are very opportuni ty for the region's hope you folks can he Ip us," property owners want to annex appreciative of the gra nt and citizens throltgh the power of Rife to the village, and that Cheshire added. · giving. The both Foundations' assistance charitable in turn will provide ·services The area to be annexed .to our organization . With the Foundation i's headquartered includes Ohio 7 up to Cook such as police and fire protecaddition of a kitcheneue. we on Nelsonville's hi storic Road, across Roush Lane, tion. street maintenance, street will be able to accommodate Public Square in the hean of down one side of Watson lights arid trash collection. more people and .mnre activi- Appalachian Ohio. · A sticking point arose Grove Road to Ohio 554 and when AEP ftled a technical back into the village. the · Cammarata called If the annexati on is objection · to the petition on announcement an ''untrue approved, it wi II mean the Aprill3, citing concerns over statement'' and explamed that addition of more than 100 company property included . he had received se~,~Cral phone people to Cheshire's census. in the annexation area . from Page A1 . The utility giant, which calls congratulating the district The viilage currently boasts on the money that was believed around 20 residents who operates the neighboring State Controlling Bo(trd to to be a gran t and I or gift. opted to remain after 90 per- Gen. James M. Gavin Power receive "state assistance'' 111 ''Representative Stewart cent of propeny owners in Plant , wanted its property the amount of $29 1.000. regrets any confusion regardThe term "state assistance" ing the press release," ' Point Pleasant Police respondwhich . was contained in Stewart staff member ed to the Monroe Street home Stewart's press release left Counney Saunders said. of Stephanie Davis. many people believing Saunders said the press Davi s had been found in from Page A1, Southern Local Schools had release did not come directly : the livi ng room face down on been given a gift of $291.000 from Stewart's office but when in fact the ··state assis- rather the "press room .. at the The bodies wi II be sent to the floor. As of Thursday, officials tance" was i'n reference to a Ohio Hou se .of the West Virginia Medical loan the districl borrowed ·to Representatives. Examiner's Office in with the. Point Pleasant Police stay operational in 2005. Southern Local School .Charleston for autopsies, Department were still waiting The $29 1,000 is due to be District ts seeing a decline in according to Rita Jenkins, for Day is' autopsy results from paid back over the' course of their deficit. For fiscal year meaical examiner for Mason the state medical examiner. the next two vears. Graveside service for Davis 2004-05 the deficit was ceni- County. Southern ~ Loca I School tied by the office of the Ohio' These are the second and wi II be at I p.m. Saturday at Ron Audttor of State at $291.000, third suspicious deaths in Greer Cemetery in Point Board President Pleasant. Visitation is 6-8 p.m. down from the previ'ous Mason County this week. On Tuesday, officers with the today at Deal Funeral Home. year's delictt of $671,000. Both S..rgent/pllotOS The Southern Acaderrtc Banquet honored Southern Elementary School students who ha~ demonstrated a com· mitment to academrc excel lence early 111 the ir student careers. Students ptctured were from grades three through six who won an academic achievement award at the ceremony. . . =="'.....,,_, Evidence of Southern High School's ccimmttment to academics can be found in it's graduation rate of 90 percent as well as rn it's students who were honored-for outstandtng academic achrevement at Thursday's academrc banquet. Students pic· tured were from grades seven through 12 who won an academic achievement award at the ceremony. .. Cheshire The Bush doctrine The Daily Sentinel • Page As Emergency Management Agency. is li kely too low. and the cost of building a 5,000 square-foot 911 center as proposed by the committee does not incl ude costs such as land acquisition and the cost of bringing ut ility infrastructure . to the builing site. - While the 911 Committee has voiced strong suppon for the half-percent sales lax, which' would generate an estimated $500.000 per year exclusively for 91 1 operations, Davenport said the phone line · charge, which would geperate $64,000 per year, may be u~e· quate to fund a 9 11 servic , and should be given adequate consideration by the voters. "We want to see and pre- ~Grant Courtney C. Sim, BSC · . · Meigs County Ca11cer Initiative, l11c. Chairperson Pomeroy LETTERS TO THE EDITOR www .mydailysentinel.com Obituaries • •• 1\h father \\a' al'n goml at putti'ng ht~ rule' fur" lil'ing "in ;1 nut,hl'll." A fix-11 man around the house ami \a rd. he 1\'Uttld .stand oJck :tncl sur\ C) .1 pice~ of IH•rk he hall George just finished aqd ,:t~. "Well. Plagenz · it· s hctter th-tn it ""'·.. It·, a s.t) ing that h.ts ,tuck ''it it me .thruugh the years. You lll>ii't ltnd it in Banlell·, Quplittions. but it ward to it. ''I'll not ha1e tu. be co ld agam ... she satll ha:-. done moil' to encoUrage wrapping her ·an tts across me at \ arH.nl~ ttme." than her cl\est in a mock shiver- mo:-..t nf the \\'I~~ lllliSJilgS of ing motion . In "cold roast the renowned phtlusuphers Boston:· you put on a that have been prc'>crved in sweater: you don't turn up that dtstinguished volume. · If \\e wan t thin~s to be the thermostat. perfcc·t for us all the time. Miss Hayward, another unhapparishioner of mine at we are ennin!;!" to be . py. If we are ctlways comKin g's Chapel (t he oiliest paring LHll selves tn people Anglican church in Amenca. foum,led in 16R6). · \vhl1 ' ha" e more tl)an we also su pphed me wtth mem- ha ve, · we ;lre r.oing tn he • · orable "epigrams for liv1ng"' mi,crable tno. • ll1' tl1c secrets of hap.One that I carrv wtth me to thts day. My favonte is "W hen pirk~:-. j..; to ..;card\. OU t every everything i.s agatn>t you. occ-;tsion 111 \Jllr ltvcs when we can sa\'. "Well. it's be ncr JUS! quit." . than it wa~·... · Under many ctrcumRc1·. Bernard Clau .scn. s\a nces. this is an tmprove· ment on William Edward who i, in my preac·hcr\ Hal l Hickson's "If ar first you of 1-.une. useJ to '<II that if don't succee d, try, try we lll _d Jt' "JUSt - L'llOUgh again." There often comes a prngres:-. tn keep u:-. encqurpoint when perseverance and a~ed." v:e have n.::<.~snn !n he st ickiog to it are just a waste Salt>tied wit h Dlll It ll'S of time. · My futhcr had a couple of Miss Havward. who was other say ings that I have an octog:enitrian when I first fashioned into ruks fDr livmet her. had another good ing. One was ".lust d11 it. " piece of adl'ice. "If you can't As children. 11 c '"ed to be begin in the beginning. . read y with all 'orts of begm in the middle ... excuse" \\hen we were She meant that whenever <isked to do something . My you have a good idea. put it father woulu hear tJ> out in to action right away. Don't up to :t point. Then he would wail for a more propit iou s break in and say. "Just do moment. it." And we did it. 'I • Friday, April 29, 2005 sent proposals for both funding sources. not just the sales tax avenue." Davenport said. "The sales tax may tndeed be the way to go, but we need to closely exami ne both options before a decision is made." · Vinton. Noble and Morgan Counties all operate their 911 services with the line fee, and Washington County has proposed doing the same. Some counti es use a quaner-percent sales tax and' a line fee. others use a sales tax only. Commtssioner Ji m Sheets said he has receiveu approximately 60 public respo nses on the issue, and that those who ha ve contacted him are almost entirely opposed to a tax increase to fund 91 1 ser- excluded from the annexation so it could continue to be used.for company needs. . But negotiations between the village, the petitioners and AEP produced a land use agreement that has been ratified by village council. Ken McDonough, asstslant general counsel for AEP. s'aid the company will withdraw its obj,ection 30. days after a decision is made on annexation and council again ratifies , the land use agreement. "That tnis ht be a belt and suspenders approach, but we believe 1t 's 'appropriate," McDonough said. An original petition tiled last summer by Paul Stinson was rejected by commission- vke here. "The perception in the public i, that the commi ssioners ~rre pushmg for a Lax Jm-rease , . and that's not true ... Sheets said. ·The pub'lic wil l make that decision, but should make the decision based on two fully,explained propo~als." Other business Commissioners al so: • Ap.proved comracts· ·for the Depanment of Job and Family Services with Cindy Rowe of Pomeroy fm respi\e chtld care services. ut a cost of $2,500, and wtth Robcn J. Shipka, Columbus, for admi nistrative and fi scal consultation, at a cost of $37.000. • Approved payment of btlls in the amount of $275J.Hl:\5. crs on technical grounds. At the time. AEP had also issued objections. But after Stin,on ftled the new pelltion on Feb . 8. a line of communication opened up between the petitioners and the company. Negotiations betw~en all parties were ongoing and productive. Stinson sJid . After the hearing, ~>hich ran . a!Jout 30 minutes anu urew nearly 30 people, Stinson was encouraged about the petition's chances for approval. "I think with the tumout and the support of the l'Ommunity. we are showing that we are uni fied in this. that it's not one person ·swish. but the community's wish." he sa id . Funding Shooting Accident to improve their core body strength, while increasing their flexibility, muscle'IOOe and coordination. • WHO: Anyone can join! This is a beginner's class. focusing on fonn and iechnique. All exercises can be modified' to fit your personal needs and 14biijljons. W!fY: The benefits are enormous· lose inches, gain strength, improve flellliillly and posture and decrease pain. · . WHENi Oass will begin May 1st and last for 6 weeks, Sundays and WeddeSdays at 5pm at Rocksprings Rehab Center. An advanced class will be hell! on the same nights at 6pm. 1 HOW: Class size is very limited. Please contact Darlene Warner soon ' at Rocksprlngs Rehab Center, 992-~. Class rate i> 575 to be paid in full on the fifbi night. New participants are al ~ ay, wcic,,me! INSTRUCTOR: Allison G. Barnet~ CPT· Cenilied Pilates Instructor from Page A1 westbound when ihe 1990 Ford Thunderbird she drove went off the right side of the road and struck a ditch. The vehicle, which was towed from the sce ne, sustained moderate damage. The victim was released Fisher Funeral Home in Poll)eroy for arrangements . The- accidcnt......marked .the_ fourth fatalitv of the vear mvestigated in Meigs County by the patrol. and is the fifth -fatal accident the G-M Post has investigated in its coverage area for 2005 . WHAT: Pilates is adynamic exercise program, allowing participants to ' Rocksprings Sunday May 1st, 2005 3:00p.m. Take 20 minlltes out of { "WII~ 2 or1110n tU"t I gatltem ;, ,., - - your day to celebrate then lam in the ourreligivus frerooms!- - -·.:_~,..:.iilsr rJfrltem; · ""1 ~ Matrh~w l Equal Opporruniry PI'!Jvider of Sen·ices . . 740-992-6606 36759 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 _ F ·- ~ ................ REHABILITATION CENTER 1&10 Join us in prayer for our county & local officials aJlo employees. •• ' �PageA6 FAIT The Daily Sentinel A Hunger for More He has JUst tin "hed c,ountmg the ..profi ts" fwm the past week when he hears a low murmu r from outstde . Zacchaeus looks out the wmdow and sees people who are normally bustly busthng about thetr dmly busmess but at the moment seem coBecuvely distr.tcted. Their gazes are fi xed on somethtng down the street, beyond his line of vis1on He Sighs as he closes up h1s money hags and then places them carefull y tn th e1r h1d1ng spot. s hd mg a basket full of old blankets over them to complete the camouflage. He st,mds up and runs through the door. out mto the street wondenng what the brewi ng exc tteme nt ts all about. Shorter than most, he can see onl y the backs of otheJS '" they make their way towards theu goal He hstens Care l uliy llOW to those aro und hun and soo n hears so meone excitedl y say to another. "It's Jc~s. the Nazarene 1" · Jes us 7 Here m Jencho?" A tin y spark of so ul hun ger ts re tgnned in <Ill achmg void dow n dee p mstde hts soul. As we ll olf as he 1s, Zacchaeus has yet to fee l whole. There stlil see ms to be a m1ss mg p1ece m.stde Col lectmg taxes lor th e Romans, he has made a prottt and contnbutes to soctety, yet as the community's opinton of htm has turned fro m disapproval to d1 slike and even lately to real enm1ty, he c .~res less now about domg something meanmgful with hiS Iti e and settles lor stmpl y makmg a h vmg Lately, he's not bee n able to res tst ove rcharging ht s clients just a ltttle btt to !me hts pocket JUSt a little more . So what if his former fn ends call him a th1 eP They've alre'ady made up thetr mmds th at he is a tralloJ He draws near to the crowd and find s 11 so tht ckl y mustered together that he canno t see Jesus as He wal ks mto town . The men and wome n who notice Zacchaeus P'Jllll edly ignore htm , muttering something about cheats and trattors. He chew s hts l1p ner- sure ly wo uld never h.tve ttme tor me." A.-; Jesus· w..tl k bnngs Hul1 close to lhe sycamllle t1ee. He sudden ly stops and slowPastor ly tu rns HIS gaze upon Thorn Z.Jcch.Jeus se.tted nght above Mollohan Htm Little beads ol peiSp lratt on ,Jblupt ly ,1ppea1 on Zllcc hae us' tace Llnd he c~m lee! hume lt blushi ng T he 'deep eyes ot th e ete m.JI Son • pee1 1ntu hiS own ,mJ vously and the n sptcs a large sycamore tree wuh a few low Zacchaeus c.m lee! hiS heart h.mg mg bram:hes. The laces ope mn g up be lore the of the crowd arc tu rned sti ll Mess tdh lt ke a book The thoug ht takes shape to the nghl' Jesus has n' t yet and grows that Jes us wtll turn passed by. .1 way 111 disgust from the selfThe li ttle tax collector runs <md sin that He sees tshness ahead, springs up as htgh as he can and c.uches hold of there Z.tcchaeus ow n eyes the lowest bra nch Wuh so me sht ft uncomfort.tbl y dow n to ammated ktcki ng and claw- the gro und "I' ve w.tst ed too much o r my li fe, " he thmks ~n g, he manages to pull hunself up onto the branch He " I' ve sto len lro m people and looks .tround. wonde nn g if cheated th em. I've been selfhe sho uld be e m barrassed~but ts h and now I' ve got all tht s no one seems to h.tve noticed ugly JUnk 111 my past and in him the eyes ot ,ill are fi xed my hea rt : He can' t posstb ly wam me now He can' t even on th e Man e ntenng the city. The t.tx collector perc hes on re mo te ly prete nd th at He ht s br.tnch watchin g the reall y loves me." But Jes us· gaze remmn s approach of the Man so many fixed He call s out loud ly, IMve satd must be from God Hmm. He isn "t driving a laney "Z.Jcc hde us. come dow n cha1iot or 1idi ng 111 on a Joyal umnedwtely I must stay at today." hou se qeed In fac t. He seems your dressed rather plamly Yet, Zact:hae us blin ks fo r a the1e ' s so methmg ;ery mome nt as Jesus' words sink st1 .111ge about lh e M;m . IIl lO hi ~ mmd. "Stdy , 1( MY There ·s a sense of somethmg house?" He clam be1s dow n a' whole and pure about Htm ... bit clumsily but th en hop s so met hmg ho ly Zacchaeus bes tde Jesus as they heaJ oil looks upon this Man and real- towa1ds hts house Others who wttnessed what tzes suddenly that God ts near. He is suddenl y .t mass of con- has happened munnur a little btl amongst themsel ves. as tltctillg thoughts .md feelings On the one hand, he ·s both puzzled as Zacchaeus. relieved that he's stuck up m a although thetr co mments are sycamore tree and not along not even slightl y fa~ ora bl e . the street. On the other hand, "Humph! " they grumh le to l1e fee ls tetTibl y dJ sdppointed each other, JUSt loud enough for Altho11gh he had climbed botl1 the tax collector and Jes us the tree to see Jesus better, 1t to hear, " Looks like He preters occurs to hun that he IS also the company of smners'" nearl y mviSJble amongst the But Zacchaeus does n't care leaves "It's JUSt as well." he what they say ... not anymore thmks "I woul d have been too anyway. After all. thts One embarrassed to talk to Him ... called the Son of God has too as hamed." He watches stopped 111 the middle of Hts Jesus calml y walk thro ugh the busy schedule JUSt. to co me .crowd gathered about Htm .md dme v.Jth him' It doesn' t '"Bcstdes," Zace haeus muses. matter that Zacchaeus ts sho11 "there we re so many impor- It makes no difference that tant people around that Jesus Zacchaeus 1s a che ate1, a th1ef Church News .mel ,, traitor The d Jmulutt ve ldX collector h.JS lin.II Iy lound wh.11 he's needed .Ii i thiS ume He h,JS li n,Jil y dJScmered ihe olle mt"t ng p1ece that wd l hnng . comp let JOil to ills scLIII eU hedrt Lmll ac hmg sou l T hey go to Zdcc haeus · Radio host fired after· talk about pope LONG BOTTOM - A Praise and Worship Crusade will get underway Sunday and contmue mghtly through May 8 at the Mt. Olive Church, Long Bottom Servtces v.111 be held at 6·30 p m. on Sundays, 7 p.rh . other nights. PITTSBURGH (A P) - Eva ngelical Chnsttan tal k show host Marty Minto, who questiOned Roma n Catholi c beliefs and e ntertained a caller' s question about whethe1 the late Pope, John Paul II would go to heaven, has bee n fired BY ihe t.Jx collector 's ltlc unde rgoe~ lhe !!real transtornuttt on ~> I s,Ji v.J tiim . What he once \Aids, Zacc.~h ae u s n o longer IS Those th tngs h ~ once trus ted and bdteved to be true h.tve lost the tr lusler .md ate lm,llly reve.t led for . w h.11 they were al l along fdkes. phon1es .md cou nterl e1 ts Money hasn't bee n able 10 I Iii the empty pi.Ice 111 hiS ltfe. nor has the power uJ bemg m ch~uge or the presuge ol bctng a ''bus tness success" Onl y expe ri enc mg God\ gt.tc ious gift of the forgtveness ol sin s dnd Wdiking 111 le ll owsh ip wt th ht s C re,JI OJ mc~ tt e rs now Hi s he.u t we ll tng up w1 th gr.ttlt ude .111d th.tnk sg rvmg to lhe pomt"tlldl 11 !eels ltke 11 mt ghl butst. Zacch.te11 s means to be sure that there ts no g01 ng b.tck He pu lls out hts htdden trcasu tc and sets II fro nt ol Jesus that 11 n11 ght no longe r h,l\ e powe r over hun . "'Look. Lo rd ' Het'e and now I gt ve h.Jil' of my possesstons to the poo r .md tf I h.tve c h t~.t t ed .mybody nut nl ,mythmg. I wt ll pay bad lout tun es the ,Jm ou nl" 1Lu k~ 19 8) Jesus smtles at the m.tn bclorc Htm who ts li n<~ lly lrce or chams ol sm .md scllishness The man h.ts lm.tl lv found m Jesus Chn st the one piece mi" ing from hi s lt fe. "Today,'' says Jesus. "'s,Ji vat ron h,, co me to thiS house, because thts m.Jn, too, ts a son ol Abraham For the Son ol Man came to seek and to save what was lost" (Luke 19:9- 10 ). (Thorn Mollohan has millistered in southern Ohio the past 9-112 years and is th e pastor of Pathway Community Churclr. He and his wife are the parents of four children. He may be reached by email at pasforth om @pathway ga II ipolis.com). Mtnto, 39, pastor o l Turmng Point ConHnun1ty Church, had been a host for three yea rs on Pittsburgh's WOR D-FM. Mmto helded a qu estton fto m ,, caller who asked whe ther the pope woul d go to heaven . M 11110 satd he told the cullet that whether someo ne was "' born-agam'' was personal and '"betw een an mdi vtdual and the Creator,'' the P1ttsbut gh Post-Gazette reported. www.mydailysentinel.com Ftllowship Apostolic Chun: h of JNiu~ ( hr•~t \ posloh~ Van/.andt .unJ \\,1HI Rd P~>ltlr J c~m~, ~1111~ 1 Sumlll\ Sdltwtl HI it] a rn E1 cmng 7 lfJ p m RI\Cf \;!.Ill'\ A~•.,l ulll Scripture: Matthew 28.18-20 Rev. \'. ol!'>~llp Clnlu H7J S •r .l A1~. M•dllkP'lrt , Kc\Ln KonJ..Ic r. , ~h Surtd<~y l 0 lU .t m W~dn~ ~u 1 ~ 7 1t ' p m Y\llHh Fn 7 10 p m Jonathan Jesus smd. "1\11 authon ty 111 he.1ven :lnd on c.ttth has been g11en to me." The unpilcations of thts tmth .tre "' Si mple as they are profound II all .tuthomv h.ts been given to Chnst. ·the n no power and .Jut hori ty in th ts worl d supersedes that ot our Lord Jes us .. none wh.ttsoever. at .my lime. anywhere. for ,my reaso n . He IS Kmg and Sav tour; thiS dem.mds our alleg iance. HIS pniOJttJ es ought to be our pnonues Hts pleas um should our gteates t 1oy .md happt ness. Ht s co mmand s ou1 dee pest des u c And whdt does that me.uy lot us.' We ll. Jes us satcl. '"Go." We are c.JI Ied mto awon. tlllo <tc uve obcdJc nce. ''Go:· .md do what ! '"Make disc tples ." II .tlm ost goes withou t s.tymg. though, th at before yo u can m~tke followers of JesLtS yo u ltrst have to be a follower. And be mg a ~ follower of Ch ri st means you lollow Hun ltrst and fo remnst , not other lesse r autho1Illes We m<~ke Ji sctples f1rst by mu ex,unple ol bemg a UJSc iple '"Go," He says, and do what else'> " Bapuze the m 111 the n<~ m c ol the Father and of the Son and ol th e Holy Spmt" Now. whether or not you <~c tu a ll y pe rform th e bapti sm, the comm,utd still appli es. You are instructed hete to ledd people to Chttsl and tnto Hi s etern.tl k1ngdom "Go,'" He s.1ys, and do what e lse' "Te,Jch them to observe,'' that IS to practtce or obey, "all thm I have commanded you .. And there is that word 'all: ag,un, mea nmg "the whole, 111 any and eve ry way: thoroughly." No command IS to be left as ide or dtscarded as tf unessemlal or of little or no value. We cannot teach, however, unless we ourselves have been taught, and v. e cannot mduce anyone into obedie nce unless we dbey It IS dllhcult to persuade so meone that prayer ts tmportant and that they should pruy 11 we hardl y ever pray It ts dtt!"tcult to convince someone ot the value of gomg to ch urch when we hardly ever go ourselves. . We cannot hope to make a good case for honesty if we he. We cannot hope to argue successfully for faith if we constantl y doubt We cannot Noble •.. mmanuri Aposlohl l aht rnade lm Lnup R,l ol~ Nl:ll Luna 1 Rtl Rul) trnJ Scn1~c~ Stm 1000 am & 7 Ill p•n Thur' 7 [Ill p m Pu~ to1 1\l.m\ K I !uuon Assembly ot' God ho pe to JUSti fy peace tf we forever bicker and ft ght and complain . Peo ple 111 ge neral wtll read our Ji ves befo re they read the Bible, consequ entl y, for them our li ves ough t to be the Bible. Finall y, we ca nnot lay claim to the Lord 's promise to be w1th us "lo the end of the age" 11 we are not trul y wllh Hun now He may chase> us down a thousa nd times when we wa nder He may pum sh us out ol love and woo us bac k by Hts Ho ly Spint te n thousand time's . Nevertheless, we would do well to remember the Lord has also warned, " My Spirit shall not stri ve with man foreve r." Our Lord does wait patientl y and mercifully with open arms, but make no mJStuke abo ul it, lie is no beggar' He " Lord of all and He calls us not only to salvallon but to se rvt ce as well And then "behold, He say s to Ht s dtsc tples, Ht s foll owe rs. I am wtth you always, to the end of the age." Thts promtse ts comingent There ts no room for sloppy senllme malay here, no promise made here to the half-hearted, bare ly comntitted, almos t Christian. It ts to those who stn ;e to follow and obey thi s ass urance is given. And what an assurance it ts'l To have the King of kin gs and Lord of lords on our s1de should be no sniall comfort , to have Hi s very Sptnt abidmg in our li ves should be no small compensation for . the trial s and temptations we face. As St Paul asked, " If God is tor us, who can be agamst us ?" Good questton but are v. e for Hun' ... (Meigs County ministers: You are invited to submit sermonettes of an iuspirationa/ nature, 500 to 700 words, for this Friday/age. They should be type and delivered, or e· mailed to lzoejliclr @mydailysentinel.c om. All are subject to editing and should not deal with cmztrnversial issues or specific church doctrine. We wa11t your cmztributions.) LJberh 1\SSehlbh 11f ( oHd P,O Box. ·H•7. Dw. .ltlmg l .m~ WVtr Pa~wr Nt:l l knn.mt S~r\llC~ - 10 00.1111 :md 7 jllll Mi.t~ un Su r~J a } When "Less is More" I I 26 years in local business Roofing & Building Work Coolvtlle, Oh to Lm;,ucd less than 10 mmurcs fro m At hens. Pomeroy or Parkershurg Pomeroy, OH SUNDAY Isaiah 2.5:1-12 ! ARCADIA NURSING CENTER l-740-667-3156 . "Still small enough to care" 740-992-6215 MONDAY Isaiah 35:1·10 -Dairq 1\JESDAY lsakil nt-16 WEDNESDAY Isaiah 52.1-15 209 Third Racine, OH Queen Brazier 700 N 2nd St 740-949-2210 '·' Middleport, "A Home Bank for OH Home People " 740-992-l 22 Tt1URSOAY Isaiah 53:1-12 29670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH SAJ\JIIOAY lsclidl66;1·16 740-949-2217 ""'"' In w'Siti n~ l het'e' r« ,oa 10 tnrou....,.. Hills Self Storage AllDAY tsai<Jh 54:1-17 •fMrum., l ca•• Just snirr s pring in the air! Wha&• &lorious titnt ollht year 10 ~' " our otw Ufe or relirement We <an start wilh s prlng--dr.aniog. l .el'1 rai l eM kith and~ ir Lhey wan1 10m1 ot the:R items wt h•' t K<'UnlUfa ltd. lf oot. we will just cional«' lhem to lh<ta<l)... . As 1ht average aae uf the populaUurt uf our ruun tr} im.~ the mo"ernen11o "'down§iu~· ii1Cft'A8H ttJ •~II . IAS:S 10 nuu nlain means t1t0n llmt ror • rda•ed ur, s.tyk and lirnt to lolu.uHr still 'lilal r llrrJO rur "urthy t"&Ui.ei in the com•nunil) . Therr is ........., n110re llnw lf) chr 10 romil). 001 onl) to t• hJ&ct,-.n and craoc:khild rtn. but atsv to (rlJtl's ra ntily, As earthl) bu~~ i!: dmnNzed. lltenl• drn• and t""rcY tolncrn. p.orttdp.ollc,. ln God"• earth l) klnRtton1.•. to M"n~ u 5-piritlllll menton lu t~ sdll C'BU&ht up in thc... hlrt -...ind of ac ei ~JtiC'!Ii tha t coma With panmllfll a nd uwi nta,nin~: t'Df'Hn.. ~' tile a.,..tk> Paul hi.<l lett•r 10 lho R"""""'· " lltat I ""'~' tmp.ort lo '"" """" •plrltu•l d R lo stnnglbm )OO. lluol b. that •• ma) bo tt1 u!Ulllly <ltC<lUf'Oil<d by •»<h <>lhor'o folllt, both yours and n>IJ>O." 11:11· 11) Won' t ~uu worship thb wtdi M u naemlwr of Cod ~ (Mmity? ~rbJ.tlk!O someone k Fence & ... 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Sl'hcto! - \J l!l ·• rn Wn rsh tp 10 ~n am F1 rst So u l h ~ rn Bapt1st ~I ~ T! l'umcroy Prkt Pastnr I L.unar 0 Bry.rm Sunday Sdwol 9 :\0 a m Wnr~hr p-X 1~.1111 I)~~ •nr&7(J(lpm \\cJn~~ti.\Y St•n t~...:c ~ 7 00 11 111 Ftr<>l Baptist Church P,,,,,,r Mark Mo rrow 6th .md P\1lmcr St Mrth.llcpurl Su n d.t ~ S~hilOI - 9 I' a m . Worshtp " 10 Is I Ill 7 no r Ill V.edncsday Si!rVtcc 7 00 p rn 740·992-77t 3 Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES & lEES 190 N Second St Rtu:nle Fu'St Bupt1st Ruh: Suuday S ~ h oo l 9 '\0 ·• m Worsh rp I 0 40 a m 7 00 p m \l.cd u ~~J,\ y Sen I LC~- 7 (}()pIll Sih'cr Run Hupltst l'.lslm John Swu nson Sumt,Jy Schoo l ltla m Worshr p - l la m 700 pm Wldncsd.ty Sc rvtccs- 7 00 p m Pa~tu r 9 4.5 1\tt. Umon lluphst D.nn1 Wr s ~.;: rnan Stmt.lay School u m ~cd n esduy EHn rng - fl ' 0 p m Scr 1 llC ~- ti '\Op 111 Delhlchem Baptist Chun.:h Grea t Bend Rou te 124 1hc!Jlc, O H Pa~ t ot Dunrel Me~.;:ca SunUJ) Sdtuul 9 10 a Ill, Sunday Worshtp - 10 30 a m WcJm:sday B1 ble St ud ) · 6 OQ p m Old Bethel Free \\ill Bapthil Church 28601 St Rt 7. Mtddlepo n . Sunday Sdwo l - 10 a Ill, Even m8 · 7 00 p m Thur.day Servtces - 7 00 Hillside Baptist Church St Rt 14 ' J U ~ t off Rt 7 Pastor Rev Jurnc s R Acree . Sr Sunday Umf•fd Servr~...:c Wouh 1p I U 10 a m 6 p m Wednesday Sc rvt~c" 7 rr m Sucred Heart Catholic Churth lfll \1ulh ~rr} 4.\e Pomcru) 992 5898 P t•Wr R~\ \\aii L'r E Hl rn1 Sat Cnn -4 _.'i , 'i I 'r m ~~~--- - 'i 'O p rn r;un C'11n 1\ -4' 'J I 'i am Sun :\1,••" '' ~U ,, m O...til) \1a~~ S I() t 111 .. Church of Christ ll ~ mlm·~ G'ro\e Chm t mn Church 'vl uu ~ t a L'a rr} Brn1111, Wor ~ litp a Ill Sunda) Schilt)! 111 ~(! am Stull\ 7 p m Local source for trophies, Ia ues !-shirts' a nd more KEBLER BUSINESS SERVICES A n Income Tax & Findncial Serv•ces f~irm 6 1H E Mam Stree1 • Fumeroy (740) 992-7270 • " Do not 'teal. Do not lie. Do not dcce tve one another." Levt ticus 19, I I • II ~0 Pomt'rol Chunh uf Christ 212 W M.un St Mrnts tcr Amhon > Mnrn ~ SunJ~y SdH>ul - 9 W a 111 \.\oo~'!.hr p 10 W ,r m. 6 p m W~dnc"d ll\ St·n Ills- 7 p 111 Pume rv y Wesb•de Ch urch uf Chris t H2!6 Chrldren ~ Hom e Rd Sund<l\ S~h uul - 11 am. Wor~ h •p · lOam 6 p m, ' \.\ocdnc.,d.ty S~:n r ~C\ - 7 p m 1\hdcllcport Chun.:h of C hr1s t ~th <J nU M.u n'. P<Lswr AI ll .trt ~iJn. 'ruuth Mrn r.,lcr J.r ~ h Lim Sunday Sthoo l 910 am, Wtlrs htp- 815 10 10 am. 7 pm. \\ cdncsd.Ly ScrvllC" - 7 p m ' Keno t h urc h of Chnst \\'or ~ l u p 9 10 .1 m Suqduy School !0 l() 1 111 P.L~t or - J dlrey \\1a ii .K~:. 1st otnd 1n.l SunJ ,ty ( lu~ler -\~bUI) IS vra•u ~~.:) Pu,tor Hoh RohHhnn Sunda\ Sehoul Y .111\ \\o11~lup II am \\ cd n ~~day5cnrl~.:' ? ~Op1n f' ..t Holiness F o~~i Commuml) Church Pa~tor Stc\ \:: Tnu\cl Marn Stred Rutland Sunday Worsh•p-10 00 am Su nday Scrv r~...: c -7 p m Pa ~tor Mtm ~ tcr Bradford Churrh o f Chrtst nf St Rt 124 & ll r.ttlhury Rd Mtm stcr Dnug Shamh lm Ytlu th Mrmslt: r BLII Ambcrgcr Sunday Sdr uul - 9 ~0 ll m Wo r~ l11p li tXl a m 10 10 a m . 7 o n p m Wcdncsdu) Sc r v t cc~ 7 00 p m Co rn ~ r Hickor}' Hills Chun:h of Chrisl Ev.mgu li st Mt kc Moore Sunday S choo l 9 a m , Wors hr p - 10 u m • 6 30 p m Wedncsda} Scr\ tces 7 p m Reedsville Churth or Christ Pastor Ph1h p Stuun, Sunday S~; h uu l 9 30 am. Worshtp Servtce 10 30 am Btblc Study Wctlncsd11y 6 JO p m De:xtu Church of C hrist Sunday sc hool 9 30 a m • Sunday worshtp 10 30a m Church of Christ lntenec uon 7 and 124 w E\ ange hst D e nnl ~ S,Jrgc nt , Sunday Btb le Stud y • 9 )0 li m, 'Wo rshrp 1010 a m and 6 30 p m Wc dnc ~ ay Btl') lc Study- 7 11m Faith Baptist Churdt Ru 1l roud St Mason. Sundny School - 10 a m . Wors h1p · II a m 6 p m Wcrlncsday Scrv ••es 7 p rn Forest Run Bapll ~t Pu stor Anus Hurt Sumlay Schhu l - 10 <I Ill , Wonhtp· I I .t m Mt Mona h Hllph ~t Fourth & Mam St . Mu.ldkport. PaslUr R~v Gtlbo.:rt Cru1g Jr . Sunda) Schoo l 9 l O d m Wor~h tp - Ill -1' II rn Ant1qmty BaptiSt Su ndav S~...:houl 9 10 11m , Wurshtp 10 45 am Sunda) El'cnmg fi 00 p m Pastor Don Walker Rutland Fl'ff Will Bapt1st Salt:m St Pastor: Jamte I ortner, , Sund.ll)' SchOll\ l 0 a m E\Cmng 7 p m. W~Jlcsda) Scrv r~c !>- 7 p m your hght so shine befonel that they may see works and glnnfy Father m heaven " Matthew 5· Church of God r.u: Mortllh Church or God Mtlc Htll Rd . Rm: me, Pastor James ' Saucrfrd d SLrml.ry Sl l') oo l - 'I 4 '\ a m E>cn mg 6 p m . 'Wednesday Scrvu;c5- 7 1!1 lom mumh of C h r1~1 Ponl,rnd R.r .. rlll' Rd Pa:.h•r Jun Pru ttl tt Sund.t} Sd1nnl i1 ~11 111 1 Wtu~h rp 1\. hnns\llle 8uh Rohm..,on Sund.l) Sl hoo l ' am \\or~ ht p Ill u nt p~..,to r Cuh11 r y Pil ~ rrm Chu pc l P ts!t1r ClMrlt;' Harnso n1111t: kc11d M~K~n/ r c Sunda} Sd mol IJ i() .r m , Wnrshr p I I .1Ill 7 IHJ p m Wcd n ~\d I} Scr\ r~e 7 00 p 111 Pl'll rl t:hapcl Suudry Sdu11.'l I)~ rn Wor ~ h1p Ill ~o .1m \\ ,•drll' d••' St·rlrl~' 7 tJO pm ilcl hcl Worshr p le nt er ( h,•,h::r Slholo\ Pt• lor Ruh Barh~r A'~ h t~nt P. t ~ tor K.tro:n D.tl"' s unp •• , 1 \\or,h •p 10 r~m I::H nrrr g \\ur, lrqr 6 1'111 )nuth ~ro u p o 11111 Wcdnc~ tlll Puv.~;r 111 Pr.t)a .mJ B•h k St ud1 7 prn \j 10 a 111 Rurl11.nd Church of God l'.t~tor Ron Heath Sunday Worship 10 J m 6 p 111 WcJ ncsJay ~rHlC~ - 7 Ash Stn~t (_ hun:b A~Jt St MrdUlcpllTI P L' lilr Suml,l) Slhnol - Y ~0 ~ m Mun11ng w,,r.., htp 10 30 am & 6 ~tl l\111 Wcd rk ~Uay Scrll(C (, lOpm Youth s~n r u 6 'O p II\ <\ gu pr Ltft Cl·nh r Ful l Go~pcl ChuTL h ll,l' l tll~ Juh tr & Pauy Wi.td~ 00 ~ Scu md A1c \la"l'll 77' - "017 S<.'r\ tLt: rum SunJ,,I 10 ~0 .1m, Wctllll sdu) 7 prn l'oml'nn Pa~ t or Sharon Holmess C hurrh I c.rdmg Creek RJ lt utl,md P.tslor H.~·, 01;\\c~· Krng Sund.. ty se houl 9 'O ~ m Sunda) wo r; htp 7 p m Wldnc\llay prayer mccung - 7 p 111 Rn ,m Dunh 1111 \\ t r'hrp '1 Ill a 111 Sunday Schon! 10 '" u 111 Rot: k Sprll1i,\S Pa~lnr Kerth Radlr Sund.ty SL hntJI I.J I' am Wor ,. hrp I (I am Yomh Fdlow.~h •p Sundav · 6 p rn Kulland Paslor R1d Bourne Sunda y Sl houl Y 10 .t m Wor~ h rp- 10 10 u m Thur~J.t} ScnllC~ 7 pm S11.lem Cent n P,ts!Pr W1 ll 1.un K Mttr~ hnll Su nd, l) Slhool 10 15 u m Wor~h tp I) I , .t rn Brhlc Study Mnnday 7 liO pm S110WV1Jie SunJu\ S~hool 10.1 m. Wnn-.ht p - 9 .t rn pm SJ racuse Fil'!il Chun:h or God Apple 11nd Second Stl Pastor Rr \ Davtd Russell. SumjY Sl hool and Wors htp- 10 a m EH:nf g Serv • ~cs · 6 30 p m. WcdneOOay S~n 1~o:es- 6 30 p m P. 1~tor am Sln 11:1:~ curr .~n>t< Methodis t C hurth Glenn Rnv.c Sul)da}' S~ h nn l 9 lO a m, Worshi p - 10 JO ~• m :lnJ ~ p m Wcdn c~t1 .1y Scrv1ct 7 Otl p m K& C JEWELERS fd low~ hr p 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy Harri son\lllt> Cu mmumt) Church Th.:ron Ourhrun Sunt1.1 y- lJ am und 7 p 111 , WcJm:~da y- 7 p m 992·3785 um pm Wor~rp Syra( use Mission 141 1 Bn dgcman St Sy ra~u s c StPh 1.t}' Sch ool 111 .1 m Evr nmg (, 1 m Wednesday ScrvtLC 7 p m. I I u m , WcJrk;sJ.ry 7 Coolville Lnltcd Me thoclisll'a rls h Helen K l rn~ Cnolvtlle Churc h, Mum & Frflh St Sunda) Schnn l - 10 " m . Worslup lJ u m Tu e~Jay Sl r VtL~s 7p m Morse Chapel Church Su nd ity sehoul - 10 am, Worsht p 11. m , Wr.:dncsda:y Se r~ret - 7 p m Jorth Church Co RJ 63, Su nr.J ay Se hou l WorShtp - I0 30 II m Mt Ohve Umted M ethodl~t Olf 124 bchrnd Wilkes\ tile Pustor Rev Ralph Sp1 res Su nJa) S~;hUlJI Y 30 11 m Worship 10 10 am 7 p m . Thursday Sen1res 7 p m 9 30 .t M:t. Olhe Comruumt} Church Pas tor Lawrence Bush Su nd,Jy S~ h oo l lJ 1!l am, Evemng · 6 JO p m Wctln~d.t ) SeT'\ tCe-7 p m • m Nazarene Full Gospel Lighthouse ]104:'1 Htland Rnad , Pomero) . Pa~lor l{ r•} Hunter. Su nday School 10 a m E\cmng 7 10 p m , Tu~sd:t) &. I h ur~d a) 7 W M1ddleporl Chun1h of the Nazan:ne Pastor All en Mrtlcap, Sunday S{hool 93011 m ,Worshtp - 10 3Ua m 6 30 p m W~d n esdil v Se rvr~...:es . 7 p m, Pa ~ tor Allen Mtdcap Meigs Cooperlltt\ e Parish Nonheast Ciu s1c r Alfred. P ~stor Jane Bea ttu=, Su ndav Sc hool - lJ )0 am. Worship !l am 6Wpm pm Soulh lkthel Cummumty Chun;h S1l vcr Ridge· Paslor Lrnda LJamcwood Sund.Jy Slhool 9 u m . ,Worshrp Sen 1cc 10 !I m 2nd lind 4th Sund.l) Reedsville Fe llo w ~ htp Churdr o/ the Nawr~ n o.:, Pa~t or Ja1mc Pelt II. Sunday Schoo l 9 JO a m Worshrp - Ill 45 il Ill ? p 111 ~ eJ n~~Juy s~n llC!> Chester Pas lo r Jane Bc.1ttrc V.o rs h1p IJ a m . Sunday Sc hool 10 .1m , Thun;duY Servi(CS - 7 p m Carleton lnlerdenonunllllonal Chu rc h K ur ~~bu r) Ru<~ J . Pastor Ro tJ ~ r t v~ ~~ ~~ . S unda) Sc hool · 9 HI 11 m. wm~h r p Scnrl~ 10 _ lOa 111 Evcm n~ Snv rcc 6 7 p IIi ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME Long Bollom Sunday S~hool - 9 30 am Worshtp 10 30a m Rceds,lile Worsh1p - 9 30 a m Su nday School 1010 a m Fust Su nday of Month - 7 00 NrrwHan a,WV ~ Jans H. AIMHnoe. LktDStd •·uuull Dlmcor Hddi S. At...r!OII,FIIftt'-"""IFunmtoo..·-'- ·--... pm Chrton T.ther naclt Church Clrlton \\ \i.t ~unJa\ Slhool - 10 a '.\ur ... h•p ., r Ill \\ulm:~day Sef\ ICC ' r n1 ROCKSPRINGS REHABILITIION CENTER Till? cart you dtstn t, clost to homt 36759 Aockspnngs Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 740·992-6606 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' . Prescripttons 992·2955 Pomeroy· ~ " Acts 24: I 7 . ( Lift• \' 1 ctor~ Center ~77~(.,.: •11 !!l" ( r~ ~~Ro,l d G;~\ h polts OH P.t~l(lf , B1ll S1 .1t~ n Sunda} St:r~ I CCS 1111 i pm (.\; Y11Ulh 1 \\ "dllt:,Ju v \0 7 p rn & (1 11\ Kl l ~~ s~n ll ~ ~ l- ul l (, uspe1 {_ h ul"l' h uf tht l r\ ing S11.\ ior \nlttllllll l'u~tn r Je~~e Morn s, s tturd.n ~ 00 p lll \\ 11 ' 1! r.. vmg r' , r. ' 1 k• Rmr ~l1 1~04) 675 21K~ Sund,n Slhutl! II ~0 .mr Sunday ~~~ III li!,\ 'l'I\ (\~ J ? (~) Pill Hlh l ~ S!t\1..1)' W(dnl'"-l•y~.: t llll 71 11lprn h h llobsun ( hrJ ~tl a n hlloM'~hlp Chul'('h I' i'tnr Hcrsdwl Whuc Suntl,t~ Sd10ul 10 !Ill Sunol II nwrlh SCI"\ll.:C h 10 pm Wl·dnc...J l' 7 pm Christi a n t t•llo\o\shlp I I Doper l{o,td Aii'IC n' Pastor I.J.rrmrl' Cu . ll' Sund;ry Wnr<.hip I0 00 am W.:.!nl~cl•~ 7 pm lJ ~h'i l..u n g~\ rll t" Chnshan Chunh Fu ll Go..,pcl Pustur Rohcn Musser Su nda) s~ h uo l ~ 10 .tm Worshi1t J0 30 .mr 7 00 rm Wednc~l•y SnvllC 7 00 Pentecostai S1 Rt l lt!htL" E\enmg pm l't-nl et:ostu l Assrmbl} 1~ 4 k.LlltlC. Pu~t o r Wtl lt,un 10 u tll , Sund •) Slh•>OI 1 pm \\Ldn~' day Sent(Cii, 7 Presbyterian Sj' racus.l' F1rsl Unit ed Pn.'!lbytenun P.ts1or Ruh<.'n Cro\1 Worshi p II ,, m Harrisonville Pres bvterlun Churt'h Pnstor l{obert Cro~ Worshr p IJ am Middleport l»i"t'Sbytertan Pas10r James Snyder Worshtp I I am Seventh-Day Adventist Sevll nlh-Oay .\dventi st Mul berry Ht s Rd, P o m ~r oy . Pas tor Bennett l uckle~h Sat urduy Scrv ltCs Sabbitth Sehoul - 2 p m, Worsht p · 3 p m United Brethren Mt Hermon Untied Brethren In C hrisl Church • Tcxds Cnmrnunll\ \fl-4 1! Wk~ h am Rd Pastor Pc1cr \1,tntndale Su nJay S~ hoo l IJ 10 am Wor~ h • r lfl 10 a m i oo p Ill , 'Wcdne'd II s~·n ltc~ 7 00 p m Youth gruup m~dLng :!nd & .Jt h Sunda) ~ 7 pm Eden Vmled Bn-thrt<n m ChriSt State R o ut~ 12-1 R~cu~~rllc Sunday SdrOl•l 11 ~ 111 , Sund<l) Wor~ hrp 10 (X) ,tm & 7 00 p m W~dne ~du} Sent•C V 7 00 pIll . Wcdn~--J ••v Yuu th s~niLe 7()0 p m cxlttend {gJmwA !llegatauy. \\hit~ 's Cha!Jel Wnltvllll Coohrllc Road P a~lor Rev Phrllrp 9Wdm C hester Churt'h or the Naz.aren£ ~rv1ce 111. Frt'edom (.ospcl l\ hssJon Bald Knob un Cu Rd "\ I, P~•tor R~:' Roge r Wrllford Sunilily S(hool '} ~0 um Wurshrp- 7 p m Pomeruy Chun;h or the Nazt~~ ne Pastor Jan La1 ender Sund11v S-.hno l ' 930 am W1•rshtp - 10]0 um and h p m 'Wednc!'.t.lay Scrvtces 7 fi 111 G od and man." 174 Llyne Stmt• PO 1M Z70 ......... Syracuse Churth of the ~ II.ZII.~ ne Pustur M•kc Adkrm Sunday Sdtool 9 ~0 am. Wor~ htp 10 10 ,i m fi p m Wcdm:~da} Sen rccs 7 p m 9 30 11 Faith Gospel Churrh Long Bottom Sund ay s, llUOI· 9 30 a II\ Wors hip 10 4~ n rn 7 30 p m Wednesday 7 30 p m Hockingport Church Grand Sueet Sunday S(: hool - 9 ~0 a m Worshr p · IU JO a rn Pastor Phrlh p He ll Graham Uniltd Methodist Wurshtp 9 JO a rn (1st & 2nd Sun). 7 JO p m (] rd & ~ t h Sun) Wednesday SeiVlce - 7 :m p m Hazel Cummunily Church Oft Rl J 2~. Pastor Edse l Hilrl ',o 1 da) School - 9 30 a 111 . Wnrshtp IU ~tJ .r 111 7 l Op m Dyes\ tile Communif) Church Sun d11y School - 9 30 a m , \\.orsht p 10 30 a m , 7 p m Bethel Chul'(h Town~Jup RJ 46RC Sunday SL' hU<•l • 9 a m. Worsh tp 10 a m . Wednesday Serv1ces- 10 a rn " So I s lri ve always lo keep my consc ience clear before diTll ' (\Ill P ~sto r United Methodist If ye abide in Me, and My Brogan-Warner INSURANCE words abide in you, ye shall SERVICES ask what ye will, a11d it shall 214 E. Main be done u11to you. 992·5130 John 15:7 Pomeroy 992-6677 · Rt"Jmung L1rr Chu rch 2n,l ,-\, 1~ Middleport. Pasttlr \1 h I 1•run m Pustor Emcmus L 1\1 r~·nH I ~lrull,m Wurshtp 10 00 am \h J n~,J.t\ S~r I Ill._ - 7 p !11 Racine St. Paul Lutheran Church Comer Sycamore & Second St . Pomeroy Su nday Sc hool - 9 45 am , Worshtp - II a m Pastor James P Brad) Sa t 7 00 pm Comemporary Servtce •••-.ll!lllll···,.·.••• • i(l{l Faith Va lle}' Tabernacle Chu l'(h Barley Run R11<1d 1-'.L ~tor Rl\ I mmcll Rav. !>o n . S un dav Eve nt ng 7 p m Tim r:sdtt} ServtCl 7 p m Pastor Pt:to: Sh.tlkr, Sundi1y Sdmnl • 10 Our S11viour Luther11.n C hul'(h Wn lnul and Henry Sts Ra\ e nswood W Va. Pas to r Dllvtd Ru sse ll Su nday Sc hool 10 00 a m Worsht p 11 a m L. Church fl,htur \\.Jitk H. k>H!II Sunda~ SerVILe (, J~ l p u , \\ ~dn~,d .t ) 600pm kt ~ln r1111 m1 ~(I Middlcpurt Commumt,~ Church '\75 Pearl Sl Mtddkpnrl Pa~ t nr S.l r)l <\ nd ersun SunJa) Sd wo l I0 n m henmg - 7111 p m Wcd ne,d 1y S~:r~ ll .,.;7 10p m East L~lart Pastor Bil l Ma r s h ;~l l Surtt luy Sd mn l 9a m Worshtp 10 a 111 I ~ ~ Su nd .tv ewry month ~.:vcmng scfvtlC 7 UU p m WednesdaY 7 p m St. John J..utheran C hurt'h Pmc Grove Wo rsh1 p 9 OU a m Suntla) Sc hoo l 10 0 0 a rn Pa ~ t o r J!l mcs P ' Brady ----· •nNMI 1m 'cr' ~~~ 7 p m • P t ~ l or I{) .t m I Lutheran r'' 'l , •'aith •' ull Guspd Chun.: h Long Bottom P.r~lor Stc\i! R ~cd Sundit\ Sd uJu l - 9 :\0 a rn Wor'>lu p 9 ~() a 111 and 7 p m Wcd n e~dny- 7 p m l"rrtl.!)' . Murmng Slur Pastor Jnh n Gt lmorc Sundny Sdrnol - II ~Ill Wursht p IO~m Thf' C hun:h or J t:~ U S Christ or l..att er-Da) Samt'l St Rt 16U 4 46-62-1 7 or 446 7~Kb Sund ~y Sehou l 10 20 I I ,, m. Rl'ltc t SooetyiPrr csthood I I 05- 12 00 nonn Sa c ra nr en1 Scrv1ce 9 I 0 I~ am HomeJ111lkmg rnccll ng 1st Thurs 7 p m .:fitbtr .1untrlll .,omt St n tro;\l ll e ( nmm un ily AJI(.Ittollr u \.\'cdu~sJ,J ) SCI\~~~ ., pIl l> Ca rmd·Sulhm Carmel & Ba ~h an Rd s R .tu n ~ b l11 n PJ!> t,or John Grlnl!lrl.' SunJ.ty Sc hnol 9 10 u m Wn r~ h1p , 10 4' .t m Brh l ~ Study Wt:d 7 00 p m I"atter-Day Saints pm La h an B1ble C hun: h Pl•nllrll\ Prl::c Cu Rd PasiOr Re~ 131 ~~l::\\o,~~.J "iuml.t\ Schoo l 9 30 am · Ill I() am 7..30 P rn \\ur,hrp \\cdn ~\d,L\ s~nrLe 7 ~0 (1tn 1\,llt·m (11 1\ tm •mit, l'hu (h Abundunl C r llt"l n I 9::!\ S l111nl St MtJdl qll•ll 1' 1•tt• Dll \ 1~ Sund uy si: nrcl 10 Bethany John Grlrmm: SunJ.t} S~hu01 10 Wo rshrp 9 um Wcdncsda) Pa~tor J oppa Pmor Bob Randolph Worshtp am Su nday School - 10 30 a m rm :\~\\ pm Davls-Quickel Agency Inc. 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Mtdtlll f'>t>rl t P.• ~tor Chn~ Sk~ un 10 (I{) am Su ntla\ Othet lllt:"ttlng" rn hotllt ' }k'llth I~ 11ddl ~ por11 Pa~wr Brr un Dunlum Sund!t\ SdHhll ') ~t) u m Wor~b rp II lXI ·• m Luu~l Rutla nd Chun:h of Christ Sund,t) Sdlolli l 'J l[) a m Wnrshr p ,md Corr mHmn •n I0 10 a 111 Bl•h J w~ny Bob Ru n Surkl.t\ Sc hunl '"'"' " s, huul 'I \0 a m IV"~h•p 7 110 p•m '.\~·dn< ~1.11' Bthk SruJv 7 00 P rn hith Fe llo" sh1 p Crusade for Christ P "'\'' Ron f nur J..Irn Drckens ScC\Id' 1:-.Jun dt:ilOIIIIrtahl II rll<.'l lti'N f, h!pl am 'Worshi p - 9 ~ m [)um illt' H o lin ~\ Chu n: h , 10'7 State Rnutl.' 12~ Lang"' lk 1\blllf V1ttor Ro u ~ h Sunda \ ~~ hool 9 ~0 a m , SundaY v.ur~ htp I(J \(} a 111 & 7 p m \\ldrlt:~da} p ri.!Jill '~n ~~~ - 7 p 111 1\ippt>rs Phun Churth of Chri11 lnstru mcnt .tl V.orsht p Sen llC 9 .1 rn ( ummrmton 10 am , SuLrday Slhonl 10 I' u 111 Yout h - ~ ~() prn Sunda), Bt Oic Study W~ J n t"s du v 7 pm {,run· ( umm un 1h lhun h Statl" Rt Nil Tuppt r" P l,un ~ Sun Wnr,hl p I!l.un & t1 ~~~ pm Thumlay Bthlc StuJ> 7 oo pm ' Pa~t or WJ~ lll' Dunl~p. Ous1s L hristlan 1- a l r\1~\ol Htblf C hurch l< r ut \\ \.J ~~ 1 P<~'wr. Bn~n '-1ay, J rrd 1\ i' .\ mal i n~ Episcopal Hysell Run Community C hurr h P~~ t or Rc, Ltrry Llmlcy, Su n d<~y Sdn10l 9 ~OLlm Wor~ h tp - lll4" am. 7p m T h u n;ll ~y Brblc SIUJy ,rnJ Youth - 7 p m Ill I Enterprise Pa, w r Arlunr.J Ktng. Sunda~ Sc hpol 10 10 am Wnr~hrp - 9 ~0 am H•hk Stud} We d 7 lO F1Hf'floods Pa-l! r Kerth R a d~ r Sunda~, Sdwo l II! am \\.orsht p- J I .r m (,ract' E pLs('Opal Chu n h ~26 E MaJII ~I Pumcnoy Sund.t\ SduoHI ,1nd H tll ~ Eudhrmt II (I(J i.l lll Wesleyan Bihlr Holln r~~ Churrh 7~ P ~arl St . MtliJicport Pi.lstor R1lk Bourne Su nday Sc hool 10 a m Worshtp 104) pm. Su nda) Eve 700 p m , Wcdnc§day Sl n tel.' - 7 ~0 p rn 7r · Other Churches 111 Z ion t..:hun:h of C hr1~1 Pomeroy, ll arn sonv lli c Rd t Rt 14 )). l'.tstnr Rnt;er Wmsnn Sunduy Sc hool 9 lO .t m Wnrsh rp 10 30 am. 7 00 p m \\'cdnc-...1 I} Scf\ICI.'' 7 p m \ .r\ lq; ' Rutl and Chun h uf the ~a t a r t'llt' Sunda\ S[hnol IJ ~II .t 111 \\,u, tup (i\0 pm \\ u ln,• ,Jtl 10l 0 ~m Sl'fl I\C~- 7 pIll 7 'Or m R,·~ Pinr Gnn e Bible Uollnes..'i C~u rc h 112 mrle otl Rt l2"' Ptt,tur Rc\ 0 Dell I) 1() ll til Manle) Sunday S~ h onl Worshr p - 10 Jll .t rll 7 I (} p m Wcdnesdity ScrVI(O.: 7 JO p m Hrildbury Chu n:h of Christ Mrm~ t cr Tnm Ru n ~o n 19:'1:'18 Bradhury Ro.1d Maldle port Sunda} SdlCH)I - 9 10 am Worsht p 10 "\() 1m \~utn--d.ty (~ n tr:~ l Bea r wallow Ridge Churrh of Christ TciT). Sund.ty Sthonl -9 I() am Wo1 shrp - 10 )Q am 6 30 p 111 , \\octlnesday ServiCes - fi :mr m Pa~w r Bru~:c H11.rtford Church of Christ in Chnstlan Union Hart ford W Va. Pastor Da~ td Greer, Sunday Schoo l 9 30 a 111 , Wo r~ h tp I 0 lO a m 7 ~~~ p m Wednesday SenKo.:~- 7 00 p m Bill T,-im h Chu rd1 Secu11d & L~ntl PtlllldnV Pa~tor Jun.!lhJn "'•·hk Wohlup 10 2'i Sunduy Slhool 9 I ~ am l';nlqr R(\ l k rhcrt Grill! Sundt\ O.., ~h ·~'t Y :;o a m ~~Jr~ lup II r m ,, r m ~ I. P:m l l'u ~lm Jan ~ B ~ 1111~ "iund~' "id\,ol \l 4111 '.\ 1 •1 ~lup J(l !Ill "Ju~,Ja\ S~r\llC~ Ko!lt' or Christian Union AGENCIES Inc I u ppt ro; J»l 11i n~ Congregational Hrhl1 525 N 2nd St ML ddkport Pastor James E Keesee, Worsht p lOam. 7 p m Wedrll:~d a y Service§ - 7 p m Mtddleport OH 740-992-6128 rm P.t~ t u r R1 ~. .: k Homemade Desserts Made Oatly llom t Cooked IU~als & Dully Specials O pen 7 dnyr;; a week 7 Catholic ' The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community 'Young's Carpenter Seruice W~: J n ~·da} Church or C.od or l)rophl't I O J \\h1tl Rtl ull Sr Rt I flO P..t~t(lr PJ Chapm..tn Sund;JY s~htkil - Jtl ,, til 'Wor ~htp - II ~ m W~lllll...,J.n ~o.:n t~r..:~ · 1 pm ~ Vlc1ory Baplist lnde~nd e n1 . Second Baptist C hurch Sunda} SchtJOI 10 am Momm ~: I I l)r\h lfl I I ..till 1: Vl'nmg 7 rm H..rlcn~V.o.)(>d WV JONATHAN NOBLE PASTOR. TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, POMERO Y The Dally Sentinel• Page A7 WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK· 29, 2005 CHRIST'S (Q_!\'IMAND, OUR COMMISSION ll ou:-,e .md ~.:e tebHtte even as Religion News in Brief Crusade,to begin Sunday Friday, April •' ' 29, 2005 Friday, April Let I'Oll r light so shme bej01e men, {hat rhe_\ nun see _\ow good ~\-orb and glmij\ \our Father m helll·eu " Mutthe11 5 16 Mc1gs Cou nly s OldN FlonSJ &nouUrr'!l ;fire &: &aftl!' ,_,...., TOIWU& --·- .... _ _ _ _ _ _ W Pomeroy, Oh 'ht u~ ~Pnd tjll Lr thought~ 740-992·2644 For God so loved the world he gave his cmh lbe,eol'ten sou ... Jollll 3:16 ~ 352 East Main wi th tp.!eLII tllrt.• 740-992-6298 MY erace is for thee: for my . str.eneth is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 Office Serv1ce & Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 =-~------~----~------------------------ �. The Daily Sentinel ' • Pag~A8 ' • Dupin crusade'kicks off this weekend Pot NT PLEASANT "- . Wherever evangeliSt. Cly_Q~ Dupm travels - ·be II Hattt, Russta or the 50 states - he tincts that people are hurting . "I tty to tell them they can have a new beginning," he said. Dupin . will be coming to Point Pleasalll for a crusade this: weekend. The services begm Sunday. and contume through Thursday. Each service will begin at 7:27 p.m. and all ~ervices are a! the Point Pleasant Middle School. The goa ls of the crusade are to bring the lost to Christ. 10 bring renewal to the believer and to activate the inactive ' church member. . "We believe by churches coming together in a public meeting place, there will be many allendirrg the crusade." Dupin said. The · ~vangelis t said he is excited about what is happening in Mason County already. "Currently. mor ethan 300 people are mvolve<;l in the crusade. eithef on a local commiuee or as a choir member. usher. prayer partner, counselor or il) some otber capacity." said Brent Clark, general manager of.the crusade. Many Mason County churches are involved in bringing the crusade .here. "Th~ signs are everywhere in the county and the excitement is mounting," · Clttrk said. "We want this cmsade to be a community-wide event geared toward helping the people of this area to lind the answers from the one who really has the answers, and that's Jesus Christ." In addition to the crusade services. Grace Dupin, the evangelist's wife, will lead ladies' prdyer teas at lO a.m. Tuesday lhrough Thursday at Trinity united Methodist church on " . · V1an<J Street. Mrs. Dupin 'hares her secret of happinc" an<l talk> about the real issues of life and the effectiveness of . prayer in meeting these issues. Sonya Birchticld is the chairwoman fonhc women's cvems. · .:1 have p<micipated in praver teas in another Clyde Dupin crusade," ,. she said. "That's why I wanted to make sure tne women in this area have this . opportunity to ·attend . .Women will come away feel_ing so uplifted.· Nurseries are provided for the mothers. as well." . A typi0al crusade serv ice lasts a little less than 90 minutes. There will be music by ~o.l community choir. . Onder the Tim Maloneyi photo direction of Albert Stevens. Signs fo·r the Clyde Dupin Crusade can be seen all over Point Each crusade will have a Pleasant, including this large billboard near the intersection of special emphasis. Third Street and W.Va. 2. Sunday is the opening night. Monday is NASCAR night with driver Randy McDonald ' . giving · hi ~ testi1i10ny before ihe evangelistic message. Tuesday is youth night·, with a pizza party afterward. Trumpet player Chiz Rider is the guest musician. Grace Dupin will give a testimony. Thursday night. country music legend George Hamilton IV will be the featured ·speaker. Each night. people will be invited io make a .r.om.mitment to·Christ. An important part of the crusade is the follow-up. .Each pen,on who comes furward will meet with a trainell counselor. These counselors will meet with the person· for five weeks. The crusade office is located in downtown Point Pleasant . For additional information. call Amy Thompson, the' administrative assistant. BRAND NEW :ZOOS CHEVY *· 304-675-1097 or 593-3583 or · COBALT 4 DOOR Brent Clark at 304-773-5519. • 2.2 Liter DOHC Engine . • Remote Keyless Entry • AM/Fm Stereo CO Per Mnnrn Sale Price $11 ,980 . .. t_1 ;p BRAND NEW :ZOOS CHEVY COLORADO PICKUP • Air Conditioning • 2.8 Liter Engine • AMiFM Stereo Sale Price S13,156 Friday, April 29 the evening progresses. Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) Overnight (1-6 a.m.) . Expect a cloudy morning. It should continue to be There could be a few raindrops cloudy. We are predicting around the area. Temperatures moderate rain. Accumulations will hold steady around 54 of 0.36 inches are predicte'd. with today's low of 52 occur- Temperatures will linger at ring around 7:00am. Winds 63 . Winds will be 10 to 15 will be 5 MPH from the east MPH from the sou th . turning from the northwest. as Saturday, April 30 Morning (7 a.m.,Nooll) the morning progresses. Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) It should be a breezy and It should remain cloudy. . cloudy morning. We are preThere is agood chance of rain. dieting light rain. The rainfall Temperatures will rise froni 57 should end around II :OOam with today's high of65 occur- with total accumulations for ring around 5:00pm. Winds will be 5 MPH from the north- this event near 1.05 inches. west turning from the east as Temperatures will rise from 63 early thi s morning to 66 by the afternoon progresses. Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) 9:00am then drop down to 56 It will remain cloudy. You late morning. Winds will be will see heavy rain. The rain- , 15 t? 20 _MPH from the south fall should begin around tumrng from the west ~s the IO:OOpm.' Rain should reach mommg progresses. 0.61 inches this evening . Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) Temperatures will drop from A cloudy . afternoon. 64 early this ~vening to 59 by Temperatures wtll hover at 9:00pm then climb back up to 53. Wtnds. wtll be 10 to · 15 6J late evening. Winds 'will MPH from the west turning be 10 MPH ·from the east from the northwest as the turning from the southwest as afternoon progresses. Local Stocks ATAT-19.06 BU-10.20 BBT-38.&0 20.31 BorCWamer - 45.25 C"-plon - 3.95 CIIMnlne Shope- 71)7 City Holclln&- '31.86 Col- 45.38 • Kroger- 15.67 ltd.- 21.88 NSC --,31.66 Oak Hill Financial - 30:19 ova -33.25 Bob Eons - DG-20.37 DuPont - 45.96 Fecler8l Mocul - .51 · USB-27.48 Gannett - 76.20 ~ . ~ Electric - 35.67 GKNLY- 4.53 Hlllley Davldlon - 46.38 JPM- 35.02 Friday, April 29, 2005 The Scoreboard, Page B2 'IIi-County Roundup, Page B2 Footbllll teams come out winners, Page B3 NBA Playoffs, Page B4 -Record number of studen~ to graduate from Marshall HUNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) - Marshall University will award a record 2.863 d.egrees during its May 7 commencement. The previou s record was 2.773 last year. In addition. a record 632 Marshall students are graduating with honors and a record 16 . with perfect 4.0 grade-point averages. "This is a reflection of tlje quality of the faculty. educational programs and students at Marshall University.': Sarah Denman. provos't and seni'Or vice president for academic affairs. said Thursday. "Everyone is dedicated to one goal - to see students graduate and be. successful iq \heir lives." Today's games . Booeball Peoples - 25.63 . Pepsico - 55.10 Premier - 10.14 Rockwell - 45.70 Rocky Boots - 26.50 RD Shell - 58.33 . oN•" .. .1 $ BRMD IIEW ZI005 CHEVY COf,.CJIWJO EXT. CAB PICKUP 60140 Split Sench Seat, Vortec 2.8 liter Engine, Air Conditioning • * Wellston at Meigs, 5 p.m. Dally stock reports are the 4 p.m. closing quotes of the previ- ..... Friday, April29, 2005 PrEp Football -· NFF HonorEES , . Cullums nf Pomeroy. Pre .>idcnt of he National · Scarbrough. a -~nior al Honor Societv. He was also Ea,tern High School. played named to the All-Academic uffen>ive li neman and ·line- TVC team in 2004. ba,ker for the Eagles. He was Scarbrough plans to attend the tca)n captain during the Ohio University and study 2004 season and was also either pharmacy or pre-denOVP 25's Defensive Pia yer of tistry. He is the . son. of the Year. · 'Kenneth and Melissa Riddle . Scarbrough was a first - of Tuppers Plains . team AII-TVC selection in The NFF banquet will be both his junior and senior held I :30 p.m .. Sunday at campaigns and 1nade the sec- Ohio University's Walter and-team All -Ohio list in his Hall. Ti.ckets for the banquet or gridiron finale. Scarbrough was also a special mention .information about the banAll-Ohio performer during quet are availabJ'e by contacthi·s junior year. He was also · ing Scott Welsh, NFF Scholar named the Green and White' s Athlete Banquet. 8650 defensive player of the year in Lavelle Road. Athens. Ohio hi s junior and senior seasons. 45701 . Wel sh can also be He is currently carrying a contacted by phone at 7403.97 GPA and serves as 592-5929. BWALTERS@MYDAtLYTRlBUNE.COM Southern at Waterford, 5 p.m ..•• Trac:k . Meigs. Eastern at Fede181 Hocking, 4:30 p.m Gal~ . Academy al Fainond, . 4:30 p.m. Sotunloy'o gomu •' a..eball Meigs at logan (DH). t 0 a.m. Warren at Aiv8r Valley (DH), 1 p.m. South Gallla at Falriand, 5 p.m . • Softball Warren at River Valley (DH), 1 p.m. Tennla . Galiia ·Acadimy at Point Pleasant, 4 p.m. Rio Schedule TodQy's game Baseball A10 at Mt. Vernon. ~ p.m. Saturday, Aprll30 Baseball Rio at MI. Vernon. noon Softball Rio at WBish. 1 p.m. NOTE: AMC{Region IX baseball tourriament begins May 4 . Sottba"ll tourn~- mont begins May 11 - • AUlOMATIC • Power Sunroof • CDIMP3 Player Sale Price $12;640 BRAND IIEW :ZOOS PUN I lAC VIBES DOOR Bartrum and Brown Football Camp set • CD Stereo System • Air Conditioning • Rear Window . Defogger BR•MDIIEW 2005 CHEVY SLVERADO U4 PICKUP AUTOMATIC! Air Conditioning, AM/FM Stereo ASSOCIATED PRESS POMEROY - The 12th Annual Meigs Football Golf scramble will be held on Saturday May · 21.,1 at the Pine Hills Golf Course. The format will be a bring your own team four- man scramble, with a 9 a.m. s~ot­ gun start. The learn must have a team handiqp of 40+, with one member under 10. Prizes include: First place $300; second place-$200; and third place-$] 00. Price is $50 per person includes golf, cart, lunch and beverages. For more information call Mike Chancey at 740-992· 2158 (work) or at home· 740· 992-0064. ONL'I$ Six Passenger Seating, Driver Power ·lumbar, Power Wind . & Locks HUNTINGTON, W.Va. The Mike Bartrum and Troy Brown Football Camp will be held on the campus of Huntington High School May 14. The camp is for boys and girls grades 1-12. The cost of the camp is $40 per person the day of the camp, with additional campers from the same family only $20. Early registrants can save $10 upfront by sending in their registration, post marked before May 8, to: · Bartrum & Brown Football Camp, P.O. Box 9497. Huntington, WV. 257040497. Parents or guardians must also sign a waiver against injuries form each child. You can pick up applications .at Fir~t Sentry Bank, Kindred Communicalions. Stadium Frame and An and other locations. For more information, call Rich and Mary Gannon at (304) 697-5640 or go to the camp's website .at www.bartrumandbrown.com .. Maker named WVU assistant BRtJIJ IIEW ZIDOS CHEVY SLVIUDO iXT. CAB' 4X4 . . . . . 21005 IIUICil 1 PAIIII . . . . -::1105 CII&VY .' IU' • AZiiR LS Vorte<: V-S ·Power. 4 Sp. Automatic, Smooth Ride Suspension 3800 Engine/Most Reliable, 8 way Power Seat, Remote Keyless Entry 4200 6 Cylinder Engine. Power Windows & Lodts, Cruise & Tih •x• • TIXIs, Tats, T~lt hes extra. ~tbat' indu4td in salt pnu of f1IW vllidf t15114 where •fl!lluble: On wand aid'f. ''l'tymtm IIISI4 on 6.59~ AP.R. far 12 morfhs wilh S1,000 4own peymllll pb lues 1ntl Ius. I•• 4Hitr for Mllik. On saltdl4 mo4els. Nd liSfiOitiible Ill' fyJXIIrtpljultrrOIS. Prkes goo4 A.,-W 28th lhrough May lsi. · ·· · ,...--· ..,.....----. · .... w. l.f71t,..,., Mlln"\.MI ~ ...-l31lp .. """"Ofl"'21 :s ..... _ .. MORGANTOWN, W.Va. ( AP). Mike Maker. an assistant at Samford, has been named assistant basketball coach at West Virginia. head coach John Beilein said Thursday. Maker's duties ill Samford; where he has served for three years, included scouting, oncourt coaching and coordinating recruiting. ' Contact Information Fox-t-7~3008 J e.....n- "PPrtsOmydailysentine<.eom ~ 5oorte Staff Nick Coon From Ripley Elementary - llllonMn, Sports EditOr (740) 446-2342, ext. 33 -· w;,,n., of 1ht FR£E PIZZA PARTY for his dau behermanOmydailytribune.com at Tom "-den CouniJy's 41h Annual Car Seat Slfrty Chtck • Bryon Wolto<o, Sports Wrltor ous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest (740)446-2342.wn. 23 bwalletsO mydailytribune.com Inc. of Gallipolis. ' Tigers ~neak past Cleveland, 3-2 Bv ToM WITHERS Meigs football golf scramble BRAND NEW :ZOOS ...:nAc. SUIFIRE SUN • SOUND :Z DOOR CLEVELAND - The losing streak is behind them and the rYetroit Tigers· bullpen problems could soon be ,in the past. · ·too. · Mike Maroth made ju't two bad pitches in six innings and Detroit's trio of relievers made a· onerun lead sta·nd up as . the Tigers won their fourth strai ght, 3-2 .over · the Indians on Thursday night. The Tigers have ·won seven of I 0, erasing an early five-game slide that had .them wonde~ing if another promising season . Would end up like so many others. · "We 're 10-10." manager Alan Trammell said. "That's great. but please don't stop. Now I want us . to get over .500 and .!Jave a little room to play with. 'I'm enjoying it but I want us to be a lot better." Maroth (2-1 ) gave up solo homers to Casey Blake and Jhonny Peralta in the fifth inning, but the left-hander had few other issues with the majors' worst hitting team. Maroth walked one and tied a career high with eight strikeouts. · The Tigers scored three runs in the first off Kevin Millwood (0-3), who settled down after the rough start, retiring the final 14. However, he didn' t get enough run support - a recurring theme so far this season for Cleveland. Millwood allowed three runs and six hits in seven innings-. · The Indians, who came in batting a combined PIHH see Sneak. B3 Meigs crac'~s Buc" eyes BY BRYAN WALTERS BWALTERS®MY~ ~ YTRI~UNE .C OM NELSONVILLE - Meigs needed JUSt live innings to secure a 13-3 Tri- Valley · Conference victory Thursday o AP photo Cleveland Indians' Casey Blake smacks a solo . hom·e run off Detroit Tigers pitcher Mike Maroth in the fifth inning Thursday in Cleveland. NBA Playoffs - • v e r NelsonvilleYork. T h e Marauders (11-4, 10-2 TVC) took a half-g ame lead in the TVC title chase with Wigal the wrn, while the ·Buckeyes (213) fell to 21·1 in league play. T h e Maroon and Gold pounded out 12 hits in the mercy rulrng, · with · VanMeter both Chet Wigal and · ..1 Eri.c VanMeter tallying three hits. Ty . Wayland and Brandon Grover also added, a Please see Cracks, BJ Heat I 08. NEts I 05 Heat burns Nets in double OT BY CHRIS SHERIDAN ly unlikely that game wi ll come close to matching the drama of this one. ·EAST RUTHERFORD. Slraquille O' Neal had his N.J. _ One of the luckiest best game o( the series with bounces of Vince Carter's 25 points. Udonis Haslem career_ five or six bounces·. had the final go-ahead basket actually _ couldn't keep the ,.among h1s 14 pomts and 19 New Jersey Nets from falling rebounds. Dwyane Watle had behind 3-0 to the Miami 22 pomts and 10 rebounds. Heat. . and Eddie Jones added 20 Carter forced double over- points for the Heat t'ime with ·a. shot that danced .Carter scored 36. Richard all around the backboard and Jefferson had 23 and Jason rim before dropping through. · Kidd had a triple-double of but there was no more magic 16 potnts, 13 ass1sts, and 16 for the Nets after that iti' a rebounds for the Nets, w!tose 108-105 double-overtime best chance to win came at; loss to the Heat on Thursday the end of regulation when night . Kidd had an open <Shot from Now, the problem con- 3-point range. But he couldn't ,connect, fronting New Jersey is one that no NBA team has ever and Carter's crazy bounce solved - overcoming a 3-0 only ended up prolonging the Miami Heat forward Udonis Haslem dunks the ball during the deficit in a 'be~t-of-se,ve n Nets' plight for another five thir.d quarter lhursday night in Game 3 of their first round play- series. minutes. off game in East RutheJford , N.J. The Heat beat the Nets in Mi ami can complete a Haslem's putback made it double overtime, 108-105. sweep Sunday. and it's high- 104- IO:!. with l:26 1efL and a ' Assoc••rm PllESs ·. • I Collums, Scarbrough to be honored by ~F BY BRYAN WALTERS Sottblllll River Valley at Chesapeake, 5 p.m . Wellston at Meigs, 5 p.m. Eastern at Miller, 5 p.rrl. PROUD TO.BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. sac - 23.52 Wai-Mart- 47.05 · Wendy's - 42.70 Worthlnt:ton - 16.02 . Gallla Academy at Ironton 5 p.m. 1 River Valley at Chesapeake. 5 p.m . Eastern at Miller, 5 p.m.· SOuthern at WaterfOrd, 5 p.m. The ,Daily Sentinel Subscribe today • 992-2155 www.mydailysentinel.com "- < . Prep Schedule B1 The Daily·Sentinel INSIDE IG IN TOM PEDEN COUNIRY. ONLV ACI- 43.50 AEP-35 Akzo- 40.35 Ashland Inc. ·- 65.07 ' . missed . 3 by Clifford Robinson and a blown layup by Jefferson helped seal New Jersey's defeat. The Nels were hurt by their · 3-for- 13 shooting from 3point range and nine missed free throws in ·27 allempts. Miami went 10-for-22· on 3 s to help overcome 16 mi ssed foul shots in 38 atlempt_s. · Carter's 21-footer from the comer at the end 'of the first overtime rolled around the iron . bounced high off the glass. came down and bounced four more times on the rim before dropping through 10 tie the game at 99. .The play came after Eddie Jones. normally a solid foul shooler. missed two free throws wilh 11.5 seconds remaining to leave the Nets just two points behind. In double overtime, Please ... Burn.Bl �Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel . ' -· . . FridaY, Ap r il -29. 200 5 www.myda ilysentinel.com Friday, April 29. 2005 www.myd11ilysentin el.com ' · High School BASEBALL SEOAL SEC War'P."' /·U Marretla Jackson ~-l Gil.illa Acad~m\ Athen s Logan , AL ._ 1-1 1 134 6· :i ?-5 ~ f. 14-5 98 1 )-8 t· 10 TVC -vc Mergs Federal Hoc;J< rn g 9-2 9-2 9-2 7-3 Alel(anoer Belpre Easte rn We llstof' Tnmble All lD-4 ~ 12-4 9-8 9-4 R-:i 13-3 '5 9- 10 10-7 7-6 4 -7 · V1nton Cour"y Mrll er ·Nelsonvrlle- Yo"k South em· Wa1erford 4-12 3-8 · 2-'10 4-10 2·12 2-10 4-11 0-14 0-10 SOFTBALL SEOAL. SED All Logan 9-1 11-5 Warren Marretta 7-3 7-3 12-6 Galha Academy 5·5 Atheris 1-B Jackson . 0-9 TVC TVC 8-1 t 1-2 Waterford Trrmble Eas1ern Mergs AleKander ,Vm ton County 7-5 6-4 9-B 7-4 8-8 8-9 Soutnern Miller Federal Hockrng Nelsonville-York 5-7 7-9 2-9 ' 2-12 1-10 2-10 0-11 0-14 BASEBALL AMC·South AMC All 19-4 37·15 . 15-4 28-14 14-6 20· 12 10-10 . . 24-21 8-1;2 t9 -18 2 -1 5 10-28 0- 17 SOFTBALL AMC·South AMC Nali· 18·2 i 1-4 7-5 Pro Ba All 8-4 9-5 4-6 Ohio Oomimcan Cedarville Shawnee State Rio Grande Moun t Vernon Walsh Urbana Mp,tone 3-12 0-18 9-3 We!tston Oh10 Domlnu~an Rio Gr6nde Mt. Vernon Tiffin Shawnee State Cedarville Urbana 9-8 9-9 8-4 Belpre 12-0 10·4 . 7-5 7-5 5-7 3-7 3-7 1-13 Op110ned RHP Shawn Camp to Omaha SEATILE M.O.RtNERS-Agreed 1o terms 2 W L Pe-t GB wHh 1NF Dave Hansen an a muoor league F!(l·•ca 1., "d. 6v0 21 r2 necessary Tod~ A1,Anla . 1' u '1\-11 contract Wednesday 's Games necessary National League NtJI', YOlk 11 11 SOC Ba tm ore at Boston. ppd ra1n · . COLORADO RbCKIES-ACtlvated OF INn<;!"' "'·:jli 1 11 11 :,Q(' Oakland 2 Ch1cago Wh1te So;.: ,1 necessary Dustan Mohr from th e 15·day DL f;'t"li<'!(..leiJ_:!l;a 10 12 4G5 3 D'etro11 10 Cleveland 3 Pun::t-ased the cOntract of RHP Jay Central' D1vis1on Toronto 8 Tampa Bay 2 Boston ys Indiana W~asick lrom Colorado Springs of the Sl LOLliS 14 6 700 L A Angels 5. N Y YanKees 1 Saturday, Ap ril 23 . 1 10 52 -l 3 ! 2" PCL OptiOned RHP Scott Dahmann and Ch•ca§lo re~as 8. Seattle 2 Boston 102, lnd1ana 82 RHP Ryan $pe1er to Colorado Spnngs C.nc1rna: .1 0 1 1 476 4 12 M1nnesota 9 Kansas C1ty 4 Monday, April 25 ST L6UlS CARDINALS-Recalled RHP Houston 8 12 400 6 Thursday 's Games · Indiana 82, Boston 79 Kevin Ja rv1s from Memph1s of the PCL Prttsburgl1 8 12 -lOO 6 Toron to 7 Tamp;;~ Bay 4 Thursd ay, April 28 D a lla~ ys Hou ston Milwaukee 8 13 3Bt 1 6 1 2 OptiOned SS Hector Luna to Memphis M1nnesota 6 Kansas C1ty 5· 11 1nnmgs lnd1ana 99 , Boston 76. Indiana leads Sat urd ay, April 23 West Divi sion BASKETBALL Detrott 3. Cleveland 2 se r1es 2· 1 Houston 98. Dall as 86 W L Pet GB Na110nal Basketball ASSOCiation L A Angels 3. NY Yankees 1 Saturday, APril 30 Mo nday, April 25 A11lona i-l B ·' 636 NEW ORLE ANS HORNE TS~ N amed Seattle -l . Te~as 1 Boston at lnd1ana . 8 m Houston 11 3 , Dallas 11 t Los A11geles 13 B f319 l 2 Paul Moll pres1dent 0 Friday ·s Games • Tu~sday, May 3 Thursd ay, April 26 Safl Franc1sco 10 11 476 3 12 FOOTBALL . Toron to (Hallada)• 3-1) at NY. Yankees Indiana at Boston TB A . Dallas 106 .. Houston 102. H ouston leads 9 13 -l09 5 Sa r1 01Qgo NBtional Foo tball League (n JOhilSOn .~·11. 7 05 p m Thursday, May 5 series 2 · 1 Color"aco 6 13 3 16 6 12 ·CLEVELAND BROWNS~S1gned DL Ka nsas· C1ty (Gre1nke 0·1) at Cleveland · Boston at lnd1ana, TBA , it necessa ry Sat urday, Ap ril 30 Larr y . Burt . DB Charles Byrd, 08 Lang · tSaoathla 1·0 t. 705 pm. Saturday, May 7 Dalla s at Houston , S:30 p.m Thursday 's Games Tampa Bay i t:-J omo 2-2) at Ball!mQ re Campbel1 DL Kev.in Carberry1 WR Bradley Indiana at Boston. T~ A , i! r"!ecessary · Mp nd ay, May 2 MilwaL1 kee ·I St lou1s 3 (Bedard 1 -1 1.7-35 p rt' · -Chavez, WA Jos hua Cr1bQs. WR Sill .Houston at ballas. TBA Boston (Wtlket1e ld 2-0• at Texas (P3rk 2Florida at Colorad O ppd Ra n. 1st game Flowers . DB Justin ~ra l ey, DL Simon Chic ago vs Wa shington Tt"t urad ay. May 5 1) 8.05pm Fraser, LB .Kev1n Harrison . TE Paul Iron s F!orrda at Coiorado. ppd Ran. 2nd ga<ne . Sunday, April 24 Dalla s al Houston , TBA . 1! necessary Detrort \l1obert~or 0·2) at Ch1cago Wh1te FridaY 's GameS DB Jamall Johnson. DB James ~ing , LB Chicago ·103. Wa shi ngton 94 Saturday, May 7 Sox (Contreras 0-0). a asp m Enc Mahl. WA Lance Moore , DL Jvonne N Y Met s at Wast""Hngton 7 05 p rn Wednesday, April 27 Hou ston at Dallas , TBA . if necessary LA Angels (Byr d t -2) at M1mwsota (S1Iva San FranciSCO ot Pittsburgh.· 7 05 p m Ch1cago 113,· Washington 103. Ch 1cago Parker, DB Matt Pusatar 1. RB Chad Scott. t·O). 810 p.m. · leads 'series 2·0 · 08 · Damel W1mprint"j and LB . _...lohn · Flor •da at Ph1ladelph1a . 7 05 p.m. Sealtle (Sele 1,2) at Oakland (Haren t-2). Saturday, A pril 30 Winchester .. St LOUI S al At lan to . 7 35 p m 10"05 p m Chicago at Washington, 3 p.m.· DALLAS cowaovs-Released FB Chicago Cubs at Housto n 8 05 p m Saturday 's Games Monday, May 2 Richie A nderson and WR Afi.ndal W illiam s • CincmrKJ ll at Milwaukee _8 Ot>~. m . Taranto at NY Yankees 1:OS p_m_ Major Leag ue Soccer Chicago at wash in gton . TBA S1gned LB Jon Condo, LB Roger Coope r, Arizona at San D1ego. 1o·os p m Kansas Gtty at Cleveland. 1:05 p.m Eastern Conferen ce We dnes"i:18y, May 4 LB M1ke Goolsby, LB Claud~ Sanders, TE . Colo rado at LA Dodgers. } 0.40 p m Seattle at Oaklahd. 4 :0S p m. W ·L T Pts GF GA Washington at Chicago. TBA . if necesTony Curtis. TE Duncan Ae 1d, T Harvey Saturday 's Games Tampa Bay at Baltimore. 4:35p.m. New England 3 0 1 10 12 5 sary Dahl, T Sam Wilder. FB Jona1hon Evans, C1nc1nnat1 {Claussen 1-1) at M ilwaukee Detro1t at Chicago White So~. 7:05p.m. Chicago 22 1 757 Friday, May S WR Regg•e Harrell. WA Jamaica Rector. L.A. Angels at Minnesota . 7: 10p.m. · (Obermueller 0·0). 2 OS om. 2 2 0 6 4 5 Chicago at Washington . TBA . if nece s- Co lumbu s OT Thomas Johnso n, S Oom mique Price, Boston at Texas: 8.05 p.m. Ch1cago Cubs (Wood 1·\ J at Houston sary · 1 1 1 4 7 7 Kansas City G-C Matthew Tarullo. RB Tyson Thompson Sunday 's Games (Backc1 - 1).70~Prn Sunday, May 8 D.C. United 1 2 1 4 6 6 and K BrEl tt Visinta1ne r. NY Mets (V.Zambrano · 1-21 a1 , Toron to at N.Y. Yankees. 1.0S p.m. Washington at Chicago. TBA, If neces- MetroStars 0 1 2 2. 2 3 Kiirsas C1ty at Cleveland. t 05 p_m DETROIT LION S-Signed TE Jason · Washingl cn (Day 1-2). 7.0S p m sary Western Confe rence Tampa Bay at Baltimore , 1:35 p.m . Randall . T To m KS ieita, P Adam Anderson , St. Lciu1s tMorns 2-0) at Atlanta (Thom son W l.. T Pts GF GA Boston at Texas . 2·05 p m s Ch1p Cox : S And rew Guman , WR Paris 2·2). 7:05 p m WESTERN CONFERENCE .FCDall as 3 o · 1 10 8 ~ L.A. Angels at Mi nnesota, 2:05 p.r:n. Hamilton, FB Greg Hanoian, G Aory \ p hoe ni x ys Memphis Flo rida (Willis 4·0) at Ph1ladelph ta (Padilla Los Angeles 2 o ·s · 6 s De1r01t at Chicago White So~. 3:05 p.m. Hennessy, R8 Howard Jackson , DT · Sunday, April 24 0-2). 7:05p.m · San Jose 1 1 2 5 9 9· Seattle at Oakland , 4 :05 p.ni. Marcus Jasmine. K Ryan Killeen. C Blake Phoenill 114, Memphis 103 FranCISCO (lowry t-2) at P1ttsburgh Colorado 1 • 2 4 4 4 San Lmgruen . FB Wtl l Matthews, QB Todd Wednesday, April 27 2 4_ 2 6 Real Salt l ake 1 (D.Williams 1-2), 7:05p.m. Mortensen, G Levi Newton, CB Brandon Phoeni~ 106, Memphis 103, Phoenix CD Chiva s USAO 3 1 1 5 11 Anzona · (Es te s 2- 1) at San D1ego Payne. G Cory Proctor, WR Steve Savoy leads. seri es 2-Q (Lawrenoe t-3 ). 10:05 p.m. and DE Aobb1e Valenzuela Friday, April 29 NOTE · Tt1 ree points for victory. one· point Colorado (Kenn edy 1-2) · at •L A. Dodgers HOUSTON TEXANS--,-Signed OT Tim National Basketball Associatio n Phaen1x at Memphi s, 9 p.m · for tie. (Penny 0-0). 10:10 p m · Brown . OT Chris Johnson. 6T Sam Playoff Glance Sunday, · May 1 Sunday 's Games Lightbody. DE Allred Malone, DE Carlos FIR St ROU ND Phoenix at. Memphis, B p.m. Wednes day 's Games St. LOUIS at Atlanta . t :05 P-IT! , Williams, TE Aaron Halte rman , CB Chris (Best-of -7) Tuesday, May 3 New England 3; Ch icago 0 San Franc1sco at Pittsburgh . .1:3S p.m. EASTERN CONF.ERENCE Memphis at Phoenix, TBA, if necessary McKerlzie. CB Cedrick Williams·, CB Jerron Salurday's Games Flor1da at Ph11adelph1a , 1:35 p.m Miam i vs . New Jers ey Tt"tursday', May 5 ·wishom , DT Jonathan S1mon. and -wR D.C. United at Kansas City, 4 p_m Ch1caQo Cub& at Houston. 2;05 p.m. Sunday, April 24 Phoenill at Memphis. TBA, if necessary Dev in Pitts. Ct1 1Cayo at Columbus, 7 30 p .m. Cincinnati at Milwaukee, 2:0~...P m, Sat urd ay, May 7 M1am1 11 6, New Jersey 9B INDIANAP.OLIS COLT S-Released G CD Clil'las USA at New England, 7:30 Arizona at San Diego, 4:05p.m. TU88day,, April 26 Me'mphis at Phoenix, TBA, if necessary Tupe Peko and S Anlhony Floyd. \ p.m. Colorado at L.A . Dodge rs , 4:10 p:m. Miami 104, New Jersey 87 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS-Agreed tb Met roStars at Colorado, 9 p.m . Thursday, April 28 N .Y. Mat s a( Washington . 8:05p.m . San Arltonlo va. Denver San Jose at Real Salt Lake, 9 :30p.m. terms with G Forest Vance. MIB:ml 108 , New Jersey 105, 20T. Miami Sunday, April 24 FC Dallas at Los Angeles , 10 p_m. MIAM I DOLPHINS- Waived RB Brock Denver 93, San Antonio 87 leads series 3·0 American League Saturday, May 7 Forsey. RB Vick King , G Victor Leyva; DT Wednesday, April 27 Sunday, May 1 East Ol vlslol'1 San Jose at MetroStars , 4 p .m . Mario Monds , S Ricky Sharpe , G Jamil M1am1 at New Jersey, 3:30p.m. San Anton1o .104, Denver 76, series tied 1W L Pet GB Columbus at D.C . Un ited, 7 :30 p.m. Soria oo and LB Renauld Williams Wed nesday, May .4 ' 1 Baltimore 14 7 .667 Chicago at Naw England, 7:30p.m . MINNESOTA VIKINGS-Signed LB Keith Sat urday, April 30 New Jersey at Miami, TBA , If necessary FC OaiiBs at Kansas City, 8 p.m . 3 Boston t 1 10 .524 Newman. San Antonio at Denver. 10:30 p.m. Fri day, May 6 Real Salt Lake at CD· Chlvas USA. 10 Toronto 12 . 11 .522 3 NEW YORK JETS~Released PK Doug Miami at New Jersey, TBA, ~ necessary Monday, May :il p.m. New York 9 13 .409 5 1/2 Brien. Sunday, May_8 San Antonio at ,Denver, T BA Sunday, May B . 8 14 364 6 112 Tampa Bay · PHILADELPH1A EAGLES- Re leased C· New Jersey at Miami, TBA , 1t necessary Wednesday, May 4 Colorado at Los Angeles, 8 p.m Ce ntral Olvlslon G Alonzo Ephraim . Denver at San Antonio, TBA W L. Pet GB WASHINGTON REDSKINS-Signed P Detroit v• Ph i\ldelphia Friday, May 6 Chicago 16 6 727 Andy Groom. Released WR Gari Scolt. Sa~u rday, Ap ril 23 San An"tonio al Denver. TBA, II necessary · Mir:meso\a 13 8 .6 19 2 1/2 COLLEGE Detroit 106 , Philadelphia 85 Sunday, May 8 Detroit 10 10 .soo 5 DEPAUL - Named Je rry Wa in wrigh t Tu eaday, April 26 Denver at San Antonio, T BA , if necessary men's bas ketball coactl Cleveland 8 13 .381 7 1/ 2 Thu rsday's Sport s Tran sac ti ons Detroil 99, Ph iladelphia 84, Det ro it leads series 2-0 KS.nsas Ctty s 17 .227 GREENSBORO-Named Bryan Galuski Seattle ya, Sacramenlo BASEBALL West Di vision men's basketball coach Frid ay, Apr!l 29 Saturday,.April 23 ' AmeriC'an League W L Pel GB Detrofl at Philadelphia , 8 p. m.· NYCCT-Named OUs Fe nn men'a bas· Seattle 87 , Sacramento 82 KAN SAS C ITY ROYALS-Reca lled ·t B Los Angeles 13 9 591 ketball coach ' · Sunday, May 1 Tuesday, April 26 Ken Harvey from Om~ h a of the PCL. East Division 6-40 Al l 36·11 23·1 3 20-9 24-1 4 17- 16 20-17 8-1 7'" 13-20 ~ball League Ooklcwo Seanle 11 11 11 11. 500 11 saO 12 478 2 Detr011 "'a t Ph1ladelphia . t p m Tuesday, May 3 Philadelphia at Det roit TSA, if Thursday, May 5 Detroit at Philadelphia . TBA. if Satu rdBy, May 7 Philadelphia at Detroll , TBA . tf Sealtle 105 , Sacramento 93 Seattle leads senes 2·0 Fr iday, Apri l 29 Seattle at Sacramellto. 10 30 p.t"Tl , Sunday, ~ay 1 Seattle at Sacramento. 10:30 p m Tuesday, May 3 Sacramento at Sea ttle . TBA 1! nec:ess<~r'y Frid ay. May 6 Seattle at Sacramento, TBA. if necessary Su nd ay, May B Sacramento at Seattle. TBA. 1f necessary 6 Pro Soccer Pro Basketball Transactions " , Tri-Co . ity Roundup South Gallia boys stroll -,past Vikings; Lady Hornets win first OVC game BASEBALL " Coa l Grove jum ped out to a 3-0 lead after a trio of run s in the first. two of wh ich came on Bezell's homer. bu t the Raide rs fo ught back. Two runs in the bottom of that frame <;tit the lead to one, then River Valley scored aga in in the home· ha lf of the seco nd to pull eve n at th ree apiece. . But ILl: Hornets ~cored in every inni-ng from that poi nt forward to annex the OVC victory. Eric Davidson pi tched a,complete game for Coal Grove to earn the vic tory. Ra nde ll Sharrett started and suffered the loss. River Va lley is at Chesapeake 5 p.m. today, then plays host -to Warren in a Saturday-doubleheader beginning at I p.m . ita lized by plating three run s in that fin al frame of mi scues . . · Howeve r, the Bi son tinally ran out of charg· in g room and dropped game two 7-5 ... Point knocked out eight hits in the twilight co ntest, with Wyant and Bonecutter ·each pounding out two hits. Chri s Casey, Dewey Wroten, James Casto and Brandon Warn er each had a hit in the victory. Bonecutter and Casto each had two RBis for the Black Knig hts. · Casey was . the winning . pitcher, while Whitti ngton was saddled with the loss_ Wroten came in the fifth to relieve Casey. Sissonville comes_ to Point Pleasant today fo r -a doubleheader_ Game time is slated for 5:30p. m. · WI LLOW WOOD - Steve Pelfrey had as many hits as he allowed. The South Gall ia ace struck out I I batters and surre ndered just four hits as his Rehe ls beat rival Symmes Valley 7- 1 Th ursday. In add ition to a Jun inate pitching perfor· mance. Pe lfrey also went --1-for-4 at the plate with a pair of runs batted in. Berni e Fu lks added atwo-run home run and Seth Williamson had two s i n ~lcs as South Ga ll ia improved to 5·8 and earned a season sweep of the Vik ings. Jt\s l1 Wright added an RBI double in th e first inntng . hl:lping the Point Pleasant 6, Bufl'alu 3 Rebels to a fast start. Point Pleasant 7, Buffalo 5 After Wright \ double opened the sc uring. Pelfrey followed \\"il h an RBI s in ~ l e that made BUFFALO. W.Va . - Poi nt .Pleasant to~k it 2·0 South Gallia care of so me unfinished business Th ursday .. Wi ll iamso n dro\ L" in anothe r Rebel run in the third before Sym mes Valley ' im~we red wuh with Buffalu. claimi ng a pair ·oi' !Jiiscoal1 vic-~. tories by coums of 6-3 and 7-5 . its only run in the ho me half of that. frame. Coal Grove 8, River Valley 6 The Black Kn ights ( 10·6) made up an earli· Aft~r a fie lding error all owed a man to er postponement with the Bison (7· 14) to reach. a wa lk forced him into scoring position , claim the •ame one win, then dominated a CHESHIRE - When the final out was then Sexton singled to ~.11oc~ in the run and majority of the night cap to post the series recorded, coach Scott Hamm pumped hi s fi st · · · make it J-1. sweep. and the Coal Grove dugout erupted with jilbi· Fulks homered tu Iaiii two more South. In that first game. Poi nt Pleasant held a 3-0 lati on - not a ce lebration typical of a regular Galli a runs in lhe lifth . then RB l singles by lead headed into the top of the sixth_ Play season softb all game. Pelfrey mid Will i&r'n.Slm in the six and seventh - resumed with the Putnam Countians scori ng But what had occurred wasn·t typical for rou nded out the sco rin~ as. the Rebels cruised th ree run s in the top ha lf, of the s ixt h to ti e the Coal Grove, in fact, it was unprecedented, to the victory_ game at three . · The Lady Hornets sta ved off a seventh· The loss ·d ropped Symmes Valley. which Ned Park_ who pitched the entire game fo r ' inni ng Ri ver Valley comeback to win 8·6 and wa.s awarded a No_ 2 seed m last weekend's the victory. helped his own cause in the bot· pick up th ei r first-eve r Ohio · Valley sectional draw. to 5-J on the vear. South Gallia tom of the sevemh wi th a two-out. three-run Confere nce softball victory. , · was seeded fo urth in that secti on. It was a long-time coming for a Coal Grove ,blast that allowed the Red and Black to walk South Gallia I S at Ironton St. Joseph oil with the 6·3 triumph . program that has existed since 1999 - seven Tuesday. Park surrendered six hits and three walks in years of frustration ended, but npt easily, and the winning decision while fanning 12. Park not without some late-in ni ng drama. C oal Grove 17, River Valley 9 also had two of Point's three hiL' and drove in A four-ru n, sixlh inni ng outbu rst gave the four runs: Lawrence Countians some breathing room, CHESHIRE - Coal Grove used back-toRicky Wyant nad the other hit in the Big but the Lady Raiders put the pressure back on back fi ve- run innings to outslug Rt ver Valle y Black victory. · by scoring three times in the bottom of the 17-9 in Ohio Vall~y Conference baseball In the linale. Point and Buffalo baitled to a seventh. The l ~te SC!Jres pulled the host squad actio,n Thursday_ · :! -2 tie th rough four innings of action. The n in "to within two, but that was when the rall y Nick Bezell had a two-run hnme run, while lhe fifth. the guests erupted for three ru ns that. ended. . . ' Randy Wise and Eri c Davidsnn logged two gave the -Mason Countian> a 5-2 edge. _ · Coal Grove improved ·to 6,8 overall, but hits apiece for the Horn els. who improved to Trasawn Bonecutter incresed Poi'nt's lead to more importantl y · to the Hornets, 1-7 in the 3·9 overall and 2-7 in the OVC. · five with a two-run blast off of reliever OVC. Freshman. Kelli Grove paced the River Valley (Q-15 )-- pounded out double Meadows, Bonecutte r round-tripper made the offense with a pair of singles and a run batted digit hits_ but it 1va'n-1 enough to pick up its· 'core 7 -2_ · in. Hannah Willis doubled while Angie Reffitt elusive fir>t win_ Ryan Eggle ton. who singled Four errors in the 9ottom of the seventh and Sara Smith added singles. three times. paced the Raider offense. made thing< interesting for the hosts. who cap· · River Valley ( 1-8) had won the earlier meet· SOF-T BAU . Burn from Page Bl · Haslem \\ent to the line "i th 20.6 second; left and mJde t.he first of two free th rm" to make it 105 · 1 0~ . After he miS<ed the second. Alonto Mourning ou!fought Jason Colli ns for the rebound to allow the H,eat the keep pos'e"ion v. ith a three · point lead. The inbound' pa" went to Wade . and the Heat sealed the vic· tory 'fmm the line. It was their sixth vic tory over New' J e r ~cy in a:-. man y tries this sea'>on_ but thi' will the fir st time the Net.; kept one of the games clo'le. New Jersev coac h Lawrence Frank opu;d to ' ti ck \vi th the same 'tarting lineup from the first tw o ga mes. ~ eeping Jeffe rson In a re,cne role. Jefferson gaYe the Brad Sherm an/photo River Valley's Kyla Smith snags an infield fly ball Thursday in Chesj'lire. River Valley lost 8-6 to Coal Grove. ing I 0-8 - that remains the team's lone win of the season. The Raiders. despite amassing . twice as many hits, fe ll to 1·6 against OVC opposition_ Terra Porter went 4-for-4 at the plate wi th a pair of RBis in the setback _ Nicki Tracew.e ll had two singles and two RBis whi le Je.11ny Hill also logged mul tiple hi ts. Le slie Ward, _ Kari McFann and Kirsten Carter all chipped 'in . a hit each _ · River Valley is. at Chesapeake 5 p.m. today. then plays ho;.t to Warren_in a Saturday dou' bleheader beginning at I p.m. Nets an immediate boost after includ ing a run ning jumper j ust Notes: Kidd had -hi s eightjl postchecking in midway t.hrough t.he before the halftime buzzer. season triple-double ____ Mourning. first quarter, scori ng 10 points on Damon Jones made a pair of 3s who began the season with New 4-for-5 shooti ng to he lp tur'n a I 5- early in the third quarter to stretch Jersey before being .involved in the I0 <leficil into a 28· 18 lead. Miami's lead, and his 3 with 46 trade, 'yas the recipient of o· Nea l finally made his first seconds left in the quarter gave Carter boos and derisive chants from,,the field goal with 6: 18 left in the sec- the Hear its largest lead, 74-64 . sellout crowd of 20, 174 . .,_ NBA ond yuarter. and he scored 12 The Nets opened the fourth quar· commissi\)ner Davi s SterD's take points over the re st of the half. The main reason. however, for the ter with an 8-2 run to take a 77-76 on whether the Nets will get a new Heat's 49-45 halftime lead was lead, and no more than four points arena built in Brooklyn: "Smarter Keyon Do.oling 's 13 point> in the separated the teams the rest of the - people than me seem to expect that it will get done," period on 6-for. 7 shootin g, -way_ • ' Former WVU QB Jeff ·Hostetler closes bagel shop near alma mater MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (A P) - Fonner We-st Vi rginia quarterback Jeff Hostet ler has sh ut down a bagel shop he . owned a . few mi les from his alma mater. Fans mingled with caterers and resta uranteurs as items. including numerous football photos, were auctioned off Thursday from Hostetl er 's Cafe and Bagels. Hostetl er closed the res taurant afler losing a contract to se ll bagels to WV U.•He,:;aid he co uld n.'t afford to keep the bu siness open without th e $25,000 contrac t, ·wh ich was awarded to a shop from ' The Daily Sentinel • Page B3 Football teams come.out big winners with NCAA board Uniontown. Pa. INDIANAPOLIS !API - Make it an He had hoped to find a even dozen college football games. buyer who .would keep the Look ing to help linancially strapped store intact. But on Thursdav_ athletic program:-, make ends meet. the Hos(etler auctioned its cori· NCAA board of directors approved three tents becavse his lease was measu res Thur'llay .. including one that up _ adds an extra foo!ball game to the sched""It 's just time t() do it:· he - ule beginning in 2(~)6 .... said _·This was th e way to do The other measUre~- countin g anothi I.,. er game toward bowl eligibility arld loosHostetler, who is married to enil!E recJuircme nt ~ for teams to qualify former WVU coach Don for ui viston 1-A- arc effectiva thiS faiL Nehlen ., daughter, Vicky, led Brand has turned his attention toward the Mou nta ineers in the. 19R2 . rein ing in athlet ic department-re lated and 1983 seasons_ He spent eXpt! nSes thi~ year after ~.q)e·ndi1lg his lirst 15, years in the NFL. includ· two year~ champion in':! academic reform. ing a Super Bowl victory wit h But even v•.r ith sqme'"" opposing an e.x tfoJ the New York Giants in the· game. arguin g that it could force student1990 season. athletes to mt ss more classes. the board vie\o.,'ed the proposal as a \vay tu create some new opponu n i tie ~. . It passed 8-2. wit,h one member abstai'nErnie Perkins added a double mo in the setback_ • s·ome who Ciilicized' adQing another Jared Bunti ng was saddled football game also argued that. it wou ld with the loss for the fromPageBl e.xtend the sc hedule. Buckeyes. That point has also been made by oppo· Meigs retu rns home today pair uf hits apiece in the trinents of a football playoff system. btit umph . Wigal also drove in liJ battle Wellston i.n another Brand insisted the NCAA had no intencritical TVC match up. G'Jrne three runs. tion of join ing that debate. time is sched uled fo r 5 p. m. While the 12th game wi ll be added to Starter Eri c Cullums went the schedule in 2006, the other big wiQthe distance for MH S. allow· Me ig s 13, Ne lsonvill e- York 3 (5 inning s) ing three runs, three hits and Meigs 135 31 13 12 1 live runs in the winning deci· Nels ~York 110 0 1 3 3 3 Eric Cu llums andTy Wayland , Aaron Story sion. (5). Ja red Bunting , Matt Fox (3). Dav id Matt Fox had two hits to .Jolley (5) and Aa ro n. McDonald : WP lead Nelsonville- York, and Cul lums. LP - BUnting. Cracks ner.-; won., ha\'e ro wait that long for their reward. ' Schoob can begin counting one vic:t~l)' each year against a 1-AA 'chool this faiL and ~ma ller pro gram~. such [t-; those in the Mo.untain West and M id·American Conferences. wil l he ab le to yualify for 1: (\statu:-. by reach ing. an av~ rage or 15.000 111 either actual or paid attendance once in a two-yt'ar perioU . · . .Before Timrsday. schools had to reac h 15,11()() 'in actual attendance. Divi:-.inn I vice president D(lvid B e r~ t said sc hools could also include sl uclents who· are charoed an athletic fee as part of their tuition if they attend the games. " I · t hin~ it's a case of fixing thin g<' Brand satd. --when we wen t 10 the tumstile attendan ce. I think we imtdvertcntly harmed some teams because they don't contml the weather. I think that"s an indi cation that we hud the wron g ru le ... The board also adopted a .'esolution that strongly urged st:huols not to adopt th e .,new Title IX lnte rnet·bascd su rveys. wh ich the U.S. Departmet)t of Edu.:ation . said in March coul d be used to sciemili· ca ll y gauge whether schools must e.x.paml or create women\ teams to meet demand. The bmlFll also a>ked the NCAA excc u· rive commi ttee to propose a comprehen· . sive policy on alcohol advertisi ng duri ng college te lecasts _ Heme nway said the commmee took t.llal action after a lengthy J iscu" ion to include Division II and III event.., under i.lll) new standan..l. On Wed nesday_the American Medical Association 'lsked the NCAA to ban all alcohol ad,·erti, ing. The current policy allows one mi nute per hour of alcohol ads and prohibits the sale or advertising of alcohol at 'JCAA ch np1pionship events. Other change:-. include givmg men\ basketball coaches more fl exible recruit· ing calendars. and allowi ng men's and women\ buskerball coaches to instruct playe rs for up_to two hours per week dur· Ill!! th e offsea~on. f:re, hmcn also will be permitted to play 111 preseason exhib ition games and keep theu- four additiR_nal years of eligibility as lung as they do nor play the rest of that se a ~u n . Also approYed was an increase in the number of sc holarships for women in gy ~m~s tic s. soccer. volleyball .and tf'dck anJ h eld. The board agreed to grant another y~ar of el igib ili ty to pl(lyers who were academ icall y meligible as tres hmen bu t completed 80 percent of the ir degree requirement." afte r four vears. The commi ttee defeaied a measure that wou ld have allowed baskciball coacnes to \Vatch \·ol untary workouts. ' Sneak fromPageBl .227, di dn' t ge nerate much off Maroth and dropped to 17 agai nst lefties_ "It's fru strat ing, but you can' t ge t mad," . Mill wood said. "The guys are try ing to score. they ' re in the cage takin g ex tra battin g practi ce. I know with t he offe nse we have, we' ll score some ru ns sooner or later.'' Maroth 's onl y mi stakes were hangi ng a 3-2 breaking ball to Blake and a 1-0 fas tb a ll he grooved to Peralta_ Cleveland couldn ' t score aga in st re lie ve rs .Kyle Farnsworth . . Ugueth Urbina or Troy Perci val, either. The .trio allowed th ree hits over :the fin al three innings with ·Percival working• the ninth :ror·his second save thi s season and the 318th overall, tying him with Ri ck Aguil era for II th on th e -career list. It was th e first time this :seaso n -!h at the Farnsworth · ·Urbin a- Perciva l combina· tion has worked fl aw lessly. Percival got some help in the ninth when first base· . man Carl os Pena scooped a throw in th e dirt to nip Blake by a step. · " He stu ck hi s nose in th e middle of a tou gh play," Percival said _ "That's not easy when you've _got a 6· foot-2, 200-pound guy run · ning at yo u at full s peed." "That's the way . Tramm :wants it," sai'd Maroth, 4· 0 with a 2.38 ERA in hi s last fi ve start s again st Cleveland . " It 's no t going to be the onl y time it works th at way_" : Mea nwhile_, th e Indians' ·earl y season hittin g fun k :got funki er_ Third base man Aaron Boone went O ~for-4. struck out three times and · left a runner in scoring position th ree times_ Boo ne. who mi ssed all of last seaso n unde rgoing kri e.c aft e r surge ry, is batt in g . 130 (6fo r-69)_ "I fe lt relaxed. be li eve it or not to have chances to drive in runs in a one-run ga me," Boo ne said . " It 's frustrat ing but yo u have to keep battlin g_" . Mill woo d was un lucky but mos tl y res ponsible for the Ti ge rs tak ing a 3·0 lead in th e first. Bran don Inge ope ned with a si nk ing single to ce nie r th at skipped past Coco Crisp; who lost hi s footing as he tr ied to slow down after chargi ng the ball , for a tripl e. Ivan standup Rodriguez followed with an RBI si ngle a nd Mill wood . wa lked Carlos Gui llen before Ronde ll White beat out an infie ld sin gle. Dmitri Youn g's RBI groundout made it 2·0 and Craig Monroe hit -a sacrifice fl y. staking Maroth to a three- run lead . He coasted through the firs t four in nings. allowing j ust two hit s be fore Blake led off the fifth with hi s third homer. O ne out later. Pera lta connec ted for hi s first, lining a shot. into the Indi ans· bullpen_ Of Cleveland 's 23 homers, 18 have bee n sol n shots and acco unted for th e IAdi ans' last seve n runs in four ga mes . Notes! Foll owing th e game. the Tigers recalled INF Ramon Marti nez fro m Triple-A To ledo. 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M1ch.1el Fmley had 20 po mt,, Jerry Srackhouse added 18 .tnd the M<nencks went on a 20-0 ru n m the fourth quarter that detlated the Rocket' 111 Game 3. The loss ended Houston ·s mne-ga me wmning 'tre.tk Dallas has a chance to even the Westem Conterence senes 111 Game 4 on Saturday mghr. Game 5 IS 111 Dallas on Mondav mght Tra1hng 88-80 early in the fot1rth quarter, the Mavem:ks 'eemed to be on thetr way to a CLASSIFIED DiMarco shares first round lead at Zurich 3-0 senes deticu - .t hole no Houston c1owd of 18.199 >ereNBA te.tm has ever rall1ed n~ded McGr.1dv wuh chants ot from "M -V P1 \1 -V-P 1" dunng But Fmley hll a' JUmper. breaks 111 the acuon McGrady. Nownlki dunked on a fa,t trymg to get past 1he t'1rst round b1eak. Fmley buneu another J lor the fust time 111 h1s eightand Ja,on Terry n1.1de a couple · ye.tr cdreer. responded wnh of tree thro11 s to retake the lead ~nother unpressile all-around mulway through the quarter effort despite D.~ll,,, varied The Mavs also got some help attempt> to slo.w h1111 down. down the stretch from Hotlston Playmg w1th ch1ldhood 1dol McGrauy m1ssed two lree M.lgtc Johnson watch1ng from throw' Hnus10n m1stired on a s1dehne sear. McGrady se1en ,uaight shuts anJ the .tlmost ll.twlessl} ran the Rockets showed an uncharac- Rockets' catch-and-shoot tensile lack of po1se - espe- otfense McGrady's dnve-andCJall~ tor th~ league ·s oldest d1>h for David Wesley's 3 gave team Houston rm ly 1ts second lead of ·we gm h,unmered m the the gd me. ti0-58. 111 the' third tourth ~quarter at home : quarter and the Rocket >seemed Rockers co<tch Jetl Van Gundy to on I} be gemng starteq. sa1d 'That says a lot about Sura tlew m for an offenSive Dallas anu I'm sure as we ana- rebound and tapped the ball lyze and watch. we ' II he d1sap- back o'ut to Scott Padgett for pomted 111 oursel ve' " another 3 McGrady followed McGrady had anot~cr b1g wtth a twtstmg. pumpmg layup game for the Roc kets. llmsh1ng m front of Now1tzk1 Sura hit a w1th 28 pomts. nme rebounds runmng JUmper 111 the lane and and SIX assists while Bob Sur.1 Wesley c.tpped the spurt With added 21 pomts. 10 rebounds another 3-pomtel !rom the curand SIX assists Y.to Mmg. who ncr to put Houston up 70-liO scored 33 pomh 011 13-of- 14 "It seemed hke we were shootmg 111 Game 2. was held relaxed 111 the fourth quarter." to I5 pomts and 10 rebounds Yao s.Hd, "hke the game was wh1le banhng fo ul trouble fo r already m our hands" much of the game No t so fasr. After thoroughly outplaymg A frustrated Now1tzk1 yelled Now nzkJ. in Dallas, the at MarquiS Damel s for a bunglmg .1 pass that led to a turnover. Johnson bcrarcd St.<ckhouse for blo11 mg .1 dctc nslve as,1gnment rhat led 10 an easy layup. Both of the111 pwed w1th offiCials throughout AVONDALE L1 (APl J.t,l mont11m the BeiiSouth the game. - Chns D1Mmco uot otf to Cl.ts"c. sa1d he concentratThen, a strange thmg hap,l f,lS l Sl.trl Ill ~IS ftrSI C\ ent ed on h1s putt1ng pened The M.wencks started ·J JUst rned to make pars smce Jq,mg the M.t>ter' 111 ,, ch1ppmg away and the Rockeh pl.tyoft. 'hoot 1ng a ,e,lson- because 11 w.ts so windy." came undone. best 7-unc.Jer 65 on Thu1'day At""' sa1d. "Then I got "We all knew 11 we don ' t J o for a share of the lmt-round lhmgs gm ng on the fn:>nt 1t know it's p10bably ove1 ... nme · ~ lead 111 the Zunc h CJ,t"IC Nowuzk1 sa1d "We all Delend 1ng champion Ind1.t 's ArJUil Atwal .1l so res ponded the nght way · Vl(.l) Smgh was m a group opened "1th " 65 blrd!CIItg Now1tzk1 finally got the best SIX ot h1 s lmalmnc ho les on at67 of McGrady, hmmg JUmper\ Opemng on the back mne, the TPC ot LoUl'Iana. the desp1te double teruns. makmg Pere Dye-des1gned course 111 Smgh h.1d two bogeys and all I0 of hiS free throws and Jh firs t vear as the tourna- three b1rd1es to make the prov1d111g an cmotiOIMI qoost ment snc alter 16 vears at turn at I under Me bogeyed fo1 a team on the ropes In No I then had b1rd1es on En~h>h Turn short he played hke a superst.tr', D1Marco. comm~ oil the Nos 2. 6 and 7 And seldom-used Rockets Singh had an eagle on the emnl li;>nal ti rst-l10le los' to forward Ryan Bowen playfull y T1ucr Woods tl1ree v.eeks par-3 e1ghth. wnh a 339-foot dubbed the ''Gem1an-,1tor'' lor ~1g:1 .11 Augusta N,ational. dnve and a 30-yard ch1p to h1s 1mprob,1bly successful had a bugey-lrec 1ou nJ 111 go to 6 under He threedefense aga1 nst Now1 tzh went pu tted No. \1. however, for a sw1rline \\~ \lid L:Us ts scoreless and fouled out ' m 20 'As long .1s I'm hlltmg the I mal bogey trusttatlng nunute~ "I had a lot of long putts b.tll as sol id .1s I'm hlll lll£ 11. " ] JUSt tncd ro stay <~ggrcs ­ It real ly doesn t mallet tl IIMt I couldn't JUd ge.'' Smgh sive:' Nowitzk1 sa1d yo u pl.ty 111 the wind or not." smd '' I three-putted four · . " Hopefully I can keep th1s D 1Mdfll1 saul ··Mv uon s are t1rne' Long putts are hard • going m Game 4 .. ;ery ..:ri s'p .md whe n you hn to r me to do the' way the McGrady. me.mwh1le, went , c11sp 1ron shuts the wmu wmd is bJOWIIlg" more than 13 mmutes wnhout Aller three weeks away doesn' t .tffect them as sconng during th e Ma vs: t1om the tour, DiMarco much game:turnmg spurt. DtM.1rco. 11 ho started the showed no s1gn ot betng round on No I0. had three lll'lY ' b1rd1es on ,the lu st mne "No, because when I went , holes He 'got to 4 under home for tw o weeks I wnh a btrd1e on No. I. made playeJ a lor ot golf." he f1ve straight par' .•md ho led ~~ud " 20-toor eag le pun on the J J Hemy. Tom Pernice par-~ se 1 enth. He dosed the throws tor an 88-65 lead Jr and Tim Clark also shot rou nd "nh a bu d1e on No 67s Boston tried to keep Indiana f10m getlJ ting easy baskets in transition from the "My putter was the key "You JU>l gor to know roday:· Pern1ce sa1d. "I beg inning, but the Pacers JUSt kept passwhe1e to miSs It o'n thiS golf haven' t putted well this mg Until they found an open player course.· D1Marco sa1d S1xteen of lnd.ana's 20 baskets 111 the year • "You got to knov. wh 1ch first half came off ass1sts, mcludmg a Wnh the move to the yearstde yo u can get up and pair of left-handed dunks by O'Neal and old TPC of Louisiana, playdown from and not try to be a fast-break layup by M11ler after a ste,al ers such as Henry, who did real aggresSI\e . I had the arid feed by James Jone s. lux111y of be1ng a couple not pi ay m the pro-am, had Miller was fouled on the play and under par .md not h.tvmg to JUSt one rou nd of piacuce made the free throw. gi\ ing lnd1ana its bcfore the start of play go for cert.un pms .. tirst dollble-dlgll lead at 37-27. Atv. .ll. 1~ho lost a playoff Thmsday A free throw by Walker was the only poml for the Celllcs dunng a I J- 1 Pacers run A f1ee throw by O'Neal . a steal by Jackson and dunk by O'Neal , two free throws by M 1ller and another basket by O'Neal pushed Indiana's lead to 44-28 wuh tour mmutes left m the half Indiana led 55-38 at the break , and Subscribe today. Boston cut the lead to seven pomts before the first techmcal on Walker, 992-2155 Then lnd1ana pulled away tor good. Miller, Pacers run past Boston, 99-76 INDIANAPOLIS (AP) Regg1e Miller had no sympathy for the Boston Celucs. He didn 't need any favorable treat ment from the off1c1als, e1ther. M1ller scored 33 pomt s Thursday night , including 15 in the fo urth quarter, and lndtana pulled away to a 99-76 vtctory and a 2-1 lead in the1r best-of-seven t1rst-round playoff sene s. Game 4 wtll be here Saturday night , and the series Will return to Boston on Tuesday. Boston coach Doc Rivers sa1d earher th1s week that M1ller may be getu ng "sy mpathy calls" from the ofticials as he makes hts final NBA tour befo re retmng. The 39-year-old Pacers star had h1s usual tlops, trytng to draw touls as he went up for shots, but 1t v. asn ' t h1s theatri cs or the officials' kmdl y treatment that doomed the Celtics Miller hit hts tlrst two shots, a b1g 3pomter that put lnd1ana m cont10l 111 the first quarter and anot her 3-pmnter dunng a 17-3 run that broke the game open w1th less than six mmutes to go M1ller's second 3-pouner and then a dunk by Stephen Jackson, playing on ,, pmntul knee from an lllJllfY m Monday mgh t' s \ictory at Boston. gave the Pacers an 83-62 lead. Later, M1ller ca me back for another basket and hit a free throw after an 1rate R1 vers was called for a technical fo ul M1ller also had seven rebounds and two assists .tnd left the game w1th 2:28 tq go amtd the tamtltar chan ts of ''Re g-g1e. Reg-g1e" Jermamc o·Neal. playmg w1th a sore nght shoulder and taking a poundmg mstde almost the whole game. had 21 po1nts, 11 rebounds atttYthree blocked shots. Paul P1erce led Boston wuh 19 points, Gary Payton fin1shed w1th 15 and Antome Walker added 14. Walker was eJec ted w1th two techn ical fouls. both aft er hard personals on O'Neal The second t1me. w1th JUSt over four mmutes to go, O'Neal also rece1ved a technical fo r shoving Walker, but >tayed m tile game and h1t two more free MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! A Special Thank.• to \ 'our RiM,ht lo Kno" , Deln ~rffi Right tu Dwight Icenhower, the Rutland Legion trators, adminlstra· 2005, at 10:00 a.m., a and Wesleyan M.E. tr~xes and assignees public sale will be Methodist Church, and all othen who and, Davtd Allen held at 211 w. Second whose last known partici[Hlted in the Reed, aka David A. St., Pomeroy, Ohio address was 104 Kerr benefit for Reed, and 1f The Farmers Bank Street, Pomeroy, OH Everett George. deceased , all heirs , and Savings 45769 , are hereby Notice of Pubtlcatl<>n Stephen D. M1les, AHornay at Law 18 W Avenue Monument Dayton, Ohio 45402 Winifred J. King, aka Winifred Jane Kmg. and If deceased , all heirS, devrsees, lega- tees, executors , executrixes, administrators, admlmstratrbces and assignees and, David Allen Reed, aka Dav1d A. Reed, and tf deceased, all heirs, devisees, legatees, executors, executrtlles , administrators, admlnistratrlxes and assignees whose dev1sees, legatees, executors, executrixes , administrators, admm1stratrlxes and assignees be requared to set up any interest they may have In said premises or be forever barred, that upon failure of said Defendants to pay or to cause to be paid sa1d Judgement within three days Company Is setting notified that on the 1st day of Apnt, 2005, that Forest Run Baptist Church, lollowtng collateral: 1996 Ford Taurus 4D Plaintiffs, flled their G L complaint to quiet 1FALP52USTA293534 title to the real estate The Farmers Bank descnbed In the com- cash In hand or certified check the lor and Savings Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at this sate, and to withdraw the above collateral from Its rendition that pnor to sale. Further, an Order of Sele be The Farmers Bank 1ssued to the Sheriff and Savings addresses are of Me1gs County, Company reserves unknown, will hereby Ohto, to appraise, the right to reject any advertlsa 1n the Dally or all bids subm!Hed. take notice that on December 20, 2004, Sentinel and sell said The above USDA Rural real estate, that the described collateral Development, flied its premises be sold free will be sold "as toComplaint in and clear of all where Is", with no Foreclosure and cla1ma, liens and expressed or Implied Marshalling of Liens Interest of any of the warranty given parties herein, that For further Informarn the Common ~teas Court of Meigs the proceeds from the tion, or for an County, Ohio, being sale of said premises appointment to Case No. 04-CV-169 be applied to the inspect collateral, against John E. ~1iller Plaintiff's judgement prior to sale date conand Lori A. Mlller and for such other tact Cyndle or Randy praying for Judge- relief to which USDA at 992-2136. ment 1n the amount of Rural Development Is · (4) 27, 28. 29 $76.18110 with Inter- entitled Said defendants are est thereon according Public Notice to the )erms of the directed to the comnote from August 30, plaint wherein notice COMMON 2004 until paid and under the fair debt THE for foreclosure of said collection practice PLEAS COURT OF COUNTY, Mortgage Deed on act Is g1ven. Said MEIGS the · following defendants wilt take OHIO nottce that 11 be FOREST RUN BAPdescribed real estate, required to answer TIST CHURCH, • of wh1ch said Delendants, John E. aa1d Complaint on or Plaintiffs Miller and Lori A. before the t st day of VS July, 2005 o•Judge- PROGRESSIVE Miller are lhe owners menl witt bil rendered SCHOOL ASSOCIA· ol: TION, Commonly known as accordingly. 33058 51. Rl. 33 1215, USDA Rural Its Unknown Heira and Assigns Pomeroy, OH 45769, Development And WESTERN and further descnbed Plaintiff METHODIST In a mortgage flied Stephen D Miles CHUiiCH July 21 , 1988 m Attorney Volume 171 , Page (4) 29, (5) 6, 13, 20, 27, Ita Unknown Heirs and Assigns 641 , Meigs County !6) 3 Recorder's Office And that Delendants, Winifred J. King aka Winifred Jane K1ng, and . ~ deceased, all heira, lega - deY!-•, executors , tees, executrix••· admims· I Addresses Unknown Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE NOTICE·Is hereby given that on Saturday, April 30, Caee No. 05-0RLEGAL NOTICE Defendants Progressive School Association, Western Methodist Church plamt and other reliel In the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs County, Ohio, bearing Case No. 05DR. ThiS notice wilt run May God bless all. Roberta George Get A Jump on SAVtNGS .. ' 124 Highland Ave. ' NOTICE Pt. Pleasant, WV Lemleys Auction Broad Run Gun Club Sunday, IIJlay 1st which to answer said 2 gauge outlaw/12 gauge slug Meettng at 11 am Match 12 noon complaint. Bunce Doors open 4 pm _ Early Birds 5:15 Reg Games 6:30 675-3877 REYNOLDS FLAGS Moved from Add1son to AMVETS Butld1ng, Galltpolis For mlo call (740) 388-8155 the last publication being on the 13th day of May, 2005. the Defendants wttJ have twenty-etght days from the day of last publication In (0042121) Attorney for Ptalnllns IOS N Second Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 (740) ,992-5730 (4) 8, 15, 22, 29 (5) 6, 13 wtll have a public Fned Chicken & Noodle D1nner Sunday, May 1sl 11 00 am 111 ? $6.00 Includes Iced Tea or Coffee and Dessert Sat., April 30th 10:00 am weeks, L. r (Vernon French Estate) once "each week for six successive Demse Amencan ·- Across lron1 P P M S. 675-2722 M-F 10 30 -600, Sat 1030 - 4 00 Hang111g Flower Basket~. Cement yard 1tems, car magnet. wrist bans, lighted crosses, Longaberger Purses Stop Byl Check Us Out'! 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Mitchell Ad watch for s1gns · Blacklwhrte female 4x4's For Sate .............................................. 725 Announcement .................................. 030 Antiques ................ .................................. 530 Apartments lor Rent......... .. ................... 440 Auction and Flea Market. ..........................080 Auto Palls & Accessories ......... ............. .. 760 Auto Repair.'........ ....... .. ..................... 770 Autos for Sete............................................. 710 Boals & Motors for Sate. . ..................... 750 Building Supplias .............................,.......... 550 Business and Buildings.. ................... 340 Business Opportunity............................. 210 Business Training......... .......... ..... .. ...... t40 Campers & Motor Homes ....... .... .... . .. 790 Camping Equipment ................................... 780 Cards of Thanks. .. ....................... : .... 010 Child/Elderly Care ...................................... 190 EtectrlcaVRefrtgeratlon. .... .. ................ 840 Equipment for Rent.. ......... . ................... 480 Excavating ................................................... 830 Farm Equipment.. .................................... 6t0 Farms lor Rent ............................................ 430 Farms lor Sale.... ........................ ...... .. ... 330 For Lease ...................... .. .......................... 490 For Sete ........................................................585 For Sale or Trade........ ...... .............. .... 590 Fruits & Vegetables .................................. .. 580 Furnished Rooms..... ....... .. ................. 450 General Hauling......... .............................. 850 Giveaway..................................... .............. 040 Happy Ads .................................................050 Hay & Grain ................................................. 640 Help Wanted ................................................. 110 Home tmprovements ................................... 810 Homes lor Sele ........................................... 310 Household Goods ....................................... 510 Houaes for Rent.. ....................................... 410 In Mamorlam ................................................ 020 lnaurance ..................................................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equipment ....................... 660 Llvestock......................................................630 Lost and Found ................. :............... ........ 060 Lots & Acreage ............................................ 350 Mlscellaneoua .............................................. 170 Miscellaneous Merchandlse ....................... 540 Mobile Hom a Repair ...................................860 Mobile Homes for Rent.. ......... ............... .420 Mobile Homes for Sele................................ 320 Money to Loan ......................................... ... 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ..........................740 Musical Instruments ................................ 570 Personal& .................................................... 005 Pets for Sete ................................................ 560 Plumbing & Heating ....... ............ ,............... 820 Prolesalonat Servtces................................. 23D Radio, TV & CB Repair .............................. 160 Real Estate Wanted ..................................... 360 Schools Instruction ................................... 150 Seed , Pt.nt & Fertlilzar .............................. 650 SituaUons Wanted ...................................... 120 Space for Rent .............................................460 Sporting Goods ...............,,~ ........................ 520 SUV's for Sale ..............................................720 Trucks lor Sele .......................................... 715 Upholstery ............. ........................ .......... 1170 Vans For Sale.............................................730 Wanted to Buy ....,..................................... 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies .................. 620 Wanted To Do ......................................... ·.... 160 Wanllld to Rent ............................................. 470 Yard Sate- Galllpolls ....................................072 Yard Sate-Pomeroy/Middte .........................074 Yard Sale-Pl. ~leasant ............................... 076 Huge Yard Sate Saturday Ap ri l 30 1ns1de old CVS bwldmg (bes1tle Foodland) At 35 8·4 Ra1niShme Home/off•ce furn1ture housewares toys clothing All proceeds go to Galha Co Rel ay. 4 L1fe Holzer Chmc Team P~~:~='~;:,~;::,v~:~r.•:~ulbllshlng reserves the right to edit re)ect. or ca nce l any ad at any time EnOfs must De reporied on th e l1rst day of Tr will be responsible for no more tha n the cost of the apace occupi.d by ths error 111nd only the f1rst 1nsert1on We any loss or e~~:pen~-e thst results from the publ lca l1on or om1 ..1on of an advertisement COfrectlon 1111111 be made In the first available edition are always confidential w Current rate card apphes • All real ••tate adverhaementl ere subject to the Federal Fair Houalng Ael ol 1968 accept• onlv help wanted ada meetln11 EOE standards We w111 norknow1n111Y ac«~pt an~ acNen181ng 1n Y1olat1on W Arm:tl '"'oft.OSCo~<li>: "'MIIill' TA~ A NAf'· C:Aj\JqJfl~ ~""'A lli~P - I,IJO~ T~~ ... 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Spencers Lawn Mow1ng "We Can~ t Be Bear Free Est1mates ' Mowmg Tr1 mmmg & Clean-up (304\675 5461 or (304)675 5405 SA'eM"'fAfl.,\)S: , ...~ 1\ NAP CAplltla.flAJ: 1AI4; A r..t~r A~ASL•OS>: '"'~ "'Nl\p PISCII.,: Tl\~ -4 NIH> II\\\( 1\1 • . 2 Fam1ly yard sale Fnday 4· 29 Syracuse bes1de the •NOTI CE• banK Furniture Glassware and M1sc 8th Annual 10 m11e Yellow F'lag Yard Sale M~eldleport Pomeroy Syracuse Fn Sat May 6&7 Only $5 to s1gn-up1 We adver11se for you l Call 992 4055 or 992 r 3148 --------- 1110 IIELPW.\NJID Garage Sale· Fnday, Apnl 29th 8 DO t11!8 00 3rd House Doctors OH1ce Po tnt on Left on Top of Ghester Pleasant area recru1tmg to H1H (SA 248)-Ciolhlng fill need lor oH1ce manage EtJer)'one Shoes Household Items, Toys and ment codmg/bllhng booK· Lots More Garage Sale- Lots of n•ce rtems May 6111 smJ May 7th 900AM - 400PM 138 1 Dusky Alley Syracuse Ohto Need d.rectlons call 740·992·7769/, 740·992· 1620 • @ 2005 Now Acceptmg Application lor Motor Routes call cer tificate , reliable trans resume/qualif•cahons refer· Daily Senllntl wv _ Wc\.VIID 10 B C\ ' Skilled/Semi Sk•lled con· worker strumlon E,xpenenced 1n carpentry L,~------_.1 - - 740-379-2640 - - - - - roofmg general construe· Absolute Top Dollar U S rteiR wanted· Darst Adult tion 992-7953 t 1\ \11 \ I "" I R\ II I ..., Gro~p Home, (740)992· Spr~ng rs here Let Love fill 5023 - - - - - ' - - - the atr Earn free products Help wanted Cook drtvers Book your party nowlt & waitresses Apply at 1044 1140)388-6673 Jackson Ptke P1zza Ptus Immediate Opemng , ; ; , . . - - - - - - - . Expertenced Caterer/food 110 prep/gnU cook Parkfront D~ner (140)446-1251 1 . HELP WA<'\'Tfll (Wanted) L~sed Phy s1cal Therapy Assistant tor home health serviCEIS Please send resume to McGraw Ph)csw;:al Therapy Inc P 0 .Boll 983, Jackson. OH 45640 or call 1740)266-6631 100 WORKERS NEEDED Assemble crafts. wood ttems MaterJats prO'IKSed To $480/wlc Free mformatiOn pkg 24 hr M1-428-4649 K&L Catenng now hlnng for summer servers 1 Please stop- 1a54 Herman Ad ot call Monday or Tu&sday 9am-11am (740}446-9319 STNA CAN HHA Seekmg a1des to provtde home care Benehts 1ndude Compe1Tti\l'e W8!iJeS Mileage retmbursement. V1srorJDental SICk leave \lacatiOO Apply Sen1or ~esource Center 1161 St Rt 1SO, GallipoliS Mon-Fn, 8·4 McClure s Restaurant now htf'ing all klcatiOns , full or parHime, pick up application at locatiOn & bnng back Sryttst wanted Smart Style between 1 0 OOam & Salon Full-lime or part-time, 11 OOam Monday lhru hourly rate vs commtssron Saturd~ Pard ilacattOn, 1nsurance atJmlable Please call 1-888Nail Techmc~ans waUl expe-- 888-7n8 ext 1?94 ask tor nence. for new shop open- Darlene EOE ong An Excellent way to earn Massage Therap1st Call money The New Avon i740)367-o502 Call Marilyn 304, 882~2645 Need 10 people to sell Avon AVON' All Areas! To Buy or Call (740)446-3356 5ell· Shlrley Spears, 304 67~1429 COL Dr~vers needed at BFI Class 8 m1mmum Apply at Pt Pleasant Job ServiCes EEO Cook needed appy 1n per· son Holk:Say tnn of Gallipolis • No phone calls .. he -Roporter Gall1pohs Datly Tr1bune has an •mmediate openmg for a full bme News Reporter Please send resume, wratmg, and cover l~mer to Jtm Freett\nd, 825 Thud A\le GalhpoUs Otfta 45631 Typmg Instructor needed begmnang July 5 tor Gallipolis Career College Please send a resume to Director 1t76 Jactson Pike SUJte 312 Galflpolts \ OH 45631 Wanted man wlexperrence to Mow wJFarm Tractor Approx 24 hrs per mooth Ok to work Even•nos & Sat (304)675-2658 call belween Hpm porlat•on and mediCal off•ce aKpenence· com puter sk11ls 8 must No weekends or hOI· •days Ma11 resume to CLA Box 566 c/o Gallipolis Tnbune PO Bo)C 469 Galhpohs OH 45631 Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today I 740-446 4367, 1 800-21 4-<>452 l lfK) . WANJED To Do All Types Masonry, Brrck D•ilts•on o lnslitut•on 's PH •ce of Consume f,l\tfa1 rs BEFORE you reft anca your home o bta1n a loan BEWARE I requests for any largE dvance, payments o ees or msurance Cal he OHICe of' Consume fA1tatrs toll tree at i -866 78-Q003 to learn 1f thE m ortgage broker 0 ender IS proper!~ 1censed (Th1s IS a publiC erv1ce announcemen rom the OhiO Valle Publlshrng Company) i PR~IONAL SERVICES TURNED DOWN ON wwwgaM•poli5careerrolege oom "-eeu!d•led Member Aee•edol ng CouroQI !or Independent con~ sod Sthools 12746 Oh1o li: i~anc•al Poin~:~:;~\~;:ister Wanda Hwely 74 379 2430 0. John Stratght ~lom:s SOCIAL SECURirY /SSI? No Fee Unless We Wtnl 1-888·582·3345 I'r 10 HOMES L.-..;FORIIiiiioSIIAIOLE iiiio""_.l Stock models at old pnces 2005 models amv1ng Now, Coles Mobile Homes 15266 US 50 East Athens OhiO 45701 i740)592 1972 · Where You Get Your Moneys Wprth Tra 1ler for sa le 2 bedrooms rew•red ca rpet 100 by 100 lot call 304·882·1133 $6 500 located 1n Hartford wv r Lars& ACREAGE 25ac mil pailed rd Rural waterl elecl nc 6 m1les lrom town Beaulllul bldg s1ght Some clear some woods Good huntmg (740)446 2917 A E Knotts Sr This newspaper wilt not knowingly accept advertisements for real estate wh1ch IS In violation of the law. Our readers are hereby mformed that all dwelhngs adverti sed m this newapape.- are a\lallable on an equal opportumty bases MONEY ~orrow Smart Contac :~:~~~qu~~ev~~~s:x~=~~ 740 245 5334 MOBILE FOR SALE All real estate advert1amg m th1s newspaper IS subJect to the Federal Fair Houamg Act of 1968 which makes It Illegal to advertise · any preference, llm1tat1on or discrimination based on race, color religion, sex familial status or national or1gin , or any Intention to make any !!Juch preference, hm1tation or discrimination TO WAN **NOTICE** (740)446·2344 Gallipolis Dally Tribune a YARD SALE· Pr. PLE<\SANT "I \ 11'1 Inc L,l".o-HELP-•\\•'A__ NIUJ ,.rll"o HELP WANmJ MOOS ffT or PtT prefer(740)992-2155 ence and desired salary _ _:.__.:...__ _ _ __ range to P:O Box 27 5 Pomt Oilerbrook Center IS current Pleasant, ly accepting appliCatiOns for 25550 fullt1me and part t1me A N's and LPN S Al l sh1fts Drivers Needed. COL Drrvers w1l l1 ng to drrve Plea se come and fill out an May 3, behind Aile Aide , for local ready-mtK-concrete i!-PPIIC&Mn at 333 Page Street Middleport OH company Expenence IS Baby Items, Scrubs Jeans, an d much more 30·4 30 preferred but no\ necessary EOE Dnver mustlle Willing to do ParamediCS & EMT's pre-malntenall(;e on trucks needed Apply at 1354 & eqUJpment. yard work & Jackson P1ke, Gallipolis other miSCellaneous chores Movmg-Sale 188 Park Dr Expenence operatm~;~ equ1p- Part t1me cook & waatress Fr1day & Saturday 8 to-4 ment & eKtra sk•Hs such as wanted at PI Pleasant weldmg a piU$ Moose Lodge P1ck·up apph· HousehOld-Items Furniture. Call (304)937·34 10 cal!On at the Lodge Clothmg Sew1ng Machrne___.:._......:....:._-'Cab•net & Mach1ne MiseE,;penenced road grader/ Part-time MLT straight days Items backhoe opera tor needed no weekends, no holidays ~ AL'CllON ,\ND tor part ttme month-by- _Apply m person at The FLEA MARKET month employmeot Pay rate MediCal Plaza 936 St At negotiable References 160 Gallipolis OH AUCTION: MOdular House requ~red Send resume 10 and Tools & Equtpment Walnut Township Trustees. Recept1ontst· To do light Buckeye Hills Career 20732 State At 14 t work at new salon that w1ll Center A1o Gtande Oh10 Patnot, Oh1o 45658 be openmg Call (740)367T&E at 1 1 OOam. House at Trustees RIChard Ingles 0502 12 00 Noon on May 7 2005 740·379·2909 S1lver and Gold Cams Proolsets Gold A1ngs, U S Currency M T.S Com Shop 151 Second Avenue , G m I 74()446 2642 by NEA, Wanted LPN or Medrcal Off1ca Ass1stant for physl· ca8.n efface Full or part t•me Must have currant trcense or lo< 2fl SAVE SAVE SAVE HIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends tha ou do bus1ness w1th peo le you know and NOT t end money through th a11unttl you have 1n\lest1 ated the oHenn Garage Sale TV s upr1ght freezer household furn1sh www.comrcs com mg~ lots of m1sc 43270 Frank Road off of Flatwoods Road Saturday ~.....- - - - - . . . . . , 30th Hmm; HJRSM.E Sand Stone Top Soil Skldsteer- loader wotk Call (740)245 5815 0' (740)441 t509 NAP- YARD S~LEPOMEROI'IMIDDLE r 10 twrlghl@lc.nel A ltUf~~ r'ltLe' ~ l'iAf' : ~~"R.US. ~ ,-,.,H "' Yard sale Apnl 29·30 May 3 9.30 4.30 509 Vance Ad . 1>74 Publlc:atlon Sunday Display : 1 : 00 p .m . Thursday for Sundays Paper To Do G!VEAW,Y Fourld large female white mu1ed-breed Very lrtendly 2 F purebred We1maraner brown collar Clark Chapell purebred Collie m1x, 9 mos Bidwell area (7 40)388· Gre at lor farm or secur1ty 2 8279 Wrreha1red Rat Temer m1x, small dOgs mce child psis 2 Large male Husky found on At 325/ Rt 554 1ntersect1on 1/2 yrs old (740)379 9098 Call to 1dent1fy Call 2 Male 2 Female Boston (740)645·4461 Tamer m1x pupp1es to good lost S•amese full s1ze home (304)937-2592 mate cat w/ 1 droop1ng ear 4 abandoned sma ll ktttens On Eagle A1dge Road If need a good home Very found call 949 ~389 good natured {740)645andleave a message 4461 or (740)388-0167 Lost 2-labs 1 Chocolate 1· Gtveaway 6 month old male Ye11ow 1n New He11en area Blue Healer/ Border Collie wearmg Orange-collars, pup (304 )675 5730 Rewa rd 1f returned Ken more electnc range (304)882-2728 Works good Also TV set lost Pekmge se dog on must take both (740}379· Tanners Run Ad , Rac1ne 2400 black w•th a little while on Old farm house to t>e torn chest answers to "Sassy' down & hauled away 1/2 old (740)949 2912 log cab•n, 112 newer bu1lt All ~r:l:r-~.;;_--....., m.sl (740)386 0038 Y~RD SALE All Display: 12 Noon 2 Business Days Prior To KIT & CARLYLE YARDSAU:· FOUNIJ {p;. Now you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads Jm Borders$3.00/perad . Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for large • All ads must be prepaid" • Start Your Ads W1th A Keyword • Include Complete Description • Include A Price • Avoid Abbreviation to • Include Phone Number And Address When Needed • Ads Should Run 7 Day5 ' - GET YOUR CLASSIFIED LINE AD NOTICED Display Ads Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Monday-Frrday for Insertion In Next Day's Paper Sunday In - Column: 1:00 p.m. For Sundays Paper Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. CLASSIFIED INDEX (block of ntne) 1\eglster Sentinel . Your Ad, Yard sale 704 Second Ave Border Catha. at SR850 & 35 Jl'l...;l<.son res•dence Little bit on 4124105 Call (740)245 • , of eve rythmg 9·5 Thurs- Fn 9557 S1t Ra1n pate later SATURDAY BINGO $2500 Jackpot!! .m:rthune To Place Cai'd of.Thanks Publk Nu11ces In Ne ,•·• p•a o>m. Co1mty OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE Found WV Jobs Foundalion We Cove Meigs, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else Can! c~uu ~OUND"' •• The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 For Sale or Trade 5 50 MIJ,.. acres on Bear Wa llow R1dg e Property 1s1ocated on h1ghest h11l1n Mason County $9200 00 Neg Call J1m @ (304)675·4862 after 6pm REAL ES1 In: For Re nt or Sale m Mason 3br 2ba $450/ mon W ·l.l,TU> $300/dep or $65 000 (304)882·3200 Want to buy a 3 bedroom 2bath home Garage baseHandyman s Spec1af1 ment 3 10 acres IS desrr Located at 189 Clay St able All cash Me1gs V•nton H1gh t:lldder takes •t• Ga\11a or Athens County B1ddlng starts at S20 000 7 40-992 6300 1740)386 6899 IU'\I\1\ New 3 BD 2 Bath Home Only 198/mo Includes aJc dellilery and set Up 7 40- 1410 385·9948 • Hovs~'; FOR KfVI New 3 BR 2 Bath SectiOnal Home Only 249/mo 1 bedroom house 11 Includes AJC delivery & Garfield Ave S~SO monlh setup 740·385·767 1 Cal l (140)44 1 0194 or 40 441 1 184 New 3 BR Home Only 17 ) ' 189/mo Includes ale dehv- 2 bed room house baseery and set up 740 385 ment garage 1 m1le from 4367 town 5650 month Celt New Remolded 3-Bedroom (740)441·0194 or (740)4412 Bath 2 Car/Garage on 1· 1164 arce Sunset Ln oil Sandhill 2 bedroom I batll no pets Rd Call (304)675-4352 lor $400/month S200Jdepos•t Appomtment 1601 Graham School Ad Call (740)446 0050 No Down PIJ}!menl 4 bedroom 2 Bath 3 car 2 bed room new carpet mce co untry SJol.ie-lng garage 1 country settmg 1n Bidwell area (740)388 $375 /month + dep · rei no pets (740)388 9686 _65_6-::-o_ _ _ _ _ __ Block Stone. Free Estimate No Down Payment Poss•ble, (304)773 9550 304-593· $59 000 New Haven 2 800 6421 sq fl log cabin as IS, w/3-5 1900 square ft llouse 3 bedroom 2 balh lull bas•acres Call M1ke (513}314ment. new heat pump sets Bonn1e's Pnvate Chlle1carel 2754 on 3 acres SA 7, Eastern Ages 6 months & Up Afterschoofs Welcome 1 For 2-story 7 room house 4 Scnool D•stnct, (740)985· More InformatiOn Call 740. bedroom. 2 bath 2 porches 4321 2bt House S275 1month plus U1•1it•es No Pets Depos1t and must have References (304}675 4874 or (304)674 6105 4 rooms & bath $300 month 52 Olive St Call (1 closed m) deCk 213 acre RallCh Bnck Home 3Bf 1Ba . 985-4326 (740)446 3945 flat lot Heat pump A1ver 2 / Car Gatage CLEANING & PCNI- Valley Brand new 2 bedroom School D1strlCI Basementt Sunroom All ~ RW"-SH ING Lei Us Help Bulav111e Ptke $69,500 Appliances 1nctuded By house 1n town S600 month You• lns•de/Outs1de (740)367-7272 (740)441-0194 or Appomtment (3&4)882 2230 Call R es1de nt 1a 1!8 us 1ness (740)441·1184 or {304)533-6636 Clean-er uptn Whatever the Sm all 2 bedtoom house iOD we II try to Get·er-dcmelll 1 Ready to move In 3 BA S475 month 1 mile from Phone Karen ' or Dave Home 1n country sel11ng only (740)985 383.3 740-416198/mo w1th 10~'~ down town Call (740)441 Ot94 or (740)441 · 1184 1 8 2 3 740·385·4367 dhkclean1ng@ yahoo com l\IOBtLE Se11en year old ranch FOH R!::.'<T Seneca Dove 3 bedroom 2 Gentles Contruct1on- Home batn dol.lble garage 7 40. Improvement 30 years 992.0210, askmg $t29 000 12x60 2BR Mob1le Home expenence Customer sat1 Located on Sandh11\ Road 3·Bedroom • l-Bath taction guareneed Anyt1ng Po1n1 Pleasant WV w1th home Improvement Remolded Full Basement S375/month Call (304)675Included Compare our priCes Free Appliances 3423 estimate (740)256-6878 or Outbu1tdmg & 24FT Pool 188 Park Dn._.e (304)675- 1973 Grandv•ew Mobile (740)441-0342 Home 2 BR/ 1Balh 2 000 14x70 2 bedroom all elec· 7460 Must be moved oH lot For tr1c CAIHeat Excellent con lnter~or/extenor pa1ntmg d1t10n No pets 4 m11es from. Expenenced references 7 Homes under $14000 further mfo can 1304)6 75town Oepos•VRefetence 3423 reasonable rates For tree w111 deliver 740-385-4367 required S45£1month Call estamates call (740)645· t991 14,;65 Sunsh1ne 2 after Spm (740 )446·6565 <ti38 Of (740)645-6332 bedroom 2 bath centra) an 2 bedroom mobile nome on --------covered porch, goQd cond1 , Lawn care All types, hon $ 11 000 ( 740 )379 _ Pole Cat Ad $425 month Dependable. expenenc!3d ' pltJS UtilitieS $425 depoSit Home Ltatlnga 2484 No JOb to smell Call L1st your home by calling f Call (7 40)446-4107 {740)379-9297 Kara (7<101446-3620 993 t ManS!OO mobile ttome- 2 Bedroom 1 t ,2 baths t4x60 , 2 bedroom, 1 bath Cond11i0n Exce llent V1ew photos/info online Llwn Care. B1g & small total electnc good condiliOn No Refererce requtred yards W1 l1 travel to Mergs & central a1r sto'Je relngerator pets Sand H1ll Ad Point Pleasant Will do mowbedroom , 3 bath 4 5 must be moiled 000 Phone(304)675·3834 •ng and tnmmmg Call anycres. 2 5 car garage (740)949 9016 n $250 000 tune, no answer leave mes· 3 bedroom mob1le nome tor 1994 Clayton Norps t4x70 1rm Code 2255 or ca.l sage (7<10)441-9128. rent .n Pome~oy area No 2 BR 2 bath reflstove 740)266-4750 Pets 992-58SB ilmyVunderp.nnan9 2 decks 14 500 080 17d0)382 .>8' f"] e• w relr dg & story Aancl'1 3 bed· ~·c.e 1\C., .. et S dryer 8739 oom 1 314 bath L R Brand New Method ~'C• ... cteJ Sect!J 8 ap~:lfoved . FIR 2 car garage 199114K65 Premier 2 oea Dry in 1 Hour (304)576 2934 need 1n back yard 112 room 1 bath all ElectriC No Steam-or-Shampoo ' Close ro town, Exc Cond lots ot extras Mobile Home lot tor rent 1n Free-Estimates 132,500 Code .f505 or $150 00 per (304\675·7586 0' (304)553- Middleport -clearlY Cleanall 740 446-8325 month 740-992-6849 3715 304 75-0022 DHK or 420 rM~~~ ·-------"'1 www.orvb.com sa OH ow- sure Carpet-cleaning s 1 HOM}:S �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel r M~~=~ . l~.,r.~o__".~ ----.,.~1 r Mo bile Home Lot only Hot Point washer. $95; Addison Pi~e· $125/month- Kenmore dryer. S95 : GE qall (740)446-3644 for more refrigerator. $95 ; Frigidaire into eleCtric range, S95; li~ new Whirlpool washer. $150. like Nice 3 bedroom mob1le new Ringer washer. S200: home m CoLJntry Homes 1n small chest free2er. $150; the Shade area . Water. Kenmore Side-by-Side retng· sewer. trash . Included. $325 erator, $300: Tw1n s1ze bed a month. No pets allowed, (no mattress/box spnngs) (740)685-4019 S75: Love seat. $75: chestSmall 2BR mob1le home in of-drawers. $45; boo~shelt , Bidwell Water. trash ~ & S35. Skaggs Appliance sewer paid No pets 76 V1ne Street · $325/m onth , $325 /dep. {740)446-7398. (74013B8·9325. Very c lea~ 3 BR . .2 Ba. Dbl. 1:de Retig/stove/garh disp ' , l hook-up, .gas heaVcentra. a1 r. Attac hed i 1/2 garage. No pets. Dep/Rel req water incl 1 mile from Holzer Hospital (61~)763· 0518 or (614)208-5840. r AP,\R'lME.VfS FOR ~'T __ 1. and 2 bedroom apartments, furnished and unfurnished, secUrity deposit required. no pets. 740-992· 2218. 2 bedroom apartment for r~nt. Racine. OH . Deposit' required, no pets.,-(740)992· 51-74, 740-441-01 tO leave message. 2 bedroom. bath. f<.itchen, tilling room Completely remodeled, new carpet Water/sewer paid. In town 6n Eastern Ave. No pets $435/month , depos1t required. (740)367-0502. 2BA apt. State Route 160. $400/month. stove/refrigerator included , washer/dryer h'ookup. (740)44 1-0 194 or (140)441-1184. 3' bedroom · apartment 1n Middleport. No Pets. 9925858 BEAUTIFUL APAR TMENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Westwood Drive from S344 to $442. Walk to shop & movies. Call 740-446-2568. Equal Housing Opportunity. Chester. Ohio. 2 bedroom, 1 bath, w/d hook-up, $350 per month (includes water & trash), call 740-992-6604 or (740)992·3332 CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· ED & AFFORDABLE! . . Townhouse apartments : and/or small houses FOR RENT. Call. (740)441-1111 lor application & intorma tion Friday, April 29, ·2005 www.myda ilysent inel.com ALLEY OOP ALTOS FoR SALE '~<MY DON'T WE 8IJr"TtJNs -'t-IOW YOU ' IN TiiE. 1\ortb I~'•Smau BISSEll Bliflln• RBpalr BUILDERS InC. Complete small engine repair 1\'cw Home'\ • Vinyl Sidin g • Ne\v Gamg.r!o. • Rep lacement Wimkm s • ~2B~rand RES iDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740-992-7599 Gracious living. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and Riverside Apartments in Middleport. From $295-$444. Call 740992-5064. Equal Housing Qpportunltles. Large 2 bedroom unfurnished apartment. All Utilities paid , no pets. $500/month . $500/deposit . (740)446- 1637 or (740)4464616 after 5pm. Modern 1 bedroom apt. Call (7 40)446-0390. Nice 2br, Apartment,w/Gas Heat/AC. located in · Pt. Pl ea. Refr idg/Ges-Kitche n Range Furnished , W/0 HOokup $300/Month S2001Deposi1(304 )675 · 7626 One SA apt. in Spring W1fley. WID hookups, $290 per month+ dep. {740)388-0017 or (740)339-0362' Plea sant Valley Apartment Are now taking Applications tor 28 R, 3B R & 48R., Applica tions are taken Monday thru Friday. from 9:00 A .M.-4 P.M . Office is Located at 11 51 Evergreen Drive Point Pleasant. WV Phone No. is (304)675- 5806. E.H 0 n-t£ 'JOU'VE 1-lEAr:w FRoM THE.M? • FRANK & EARNEST Ttt~ • Ins. OWner: Ronnie Jones £DVIS CONCRE'I'E CONSTRUCTION \ PRIVATE GYM Concrete Removal and Replacement All Types or Concrete Wor.k 25 YearsExperience David L ewis · 740-992-6971 Insure d i loaders, finish mowers, .tillers N~: w ARRIV"AL ZTR nixon (Ze ro 'lorn Radius Mower ) 30 inch cutting width to 50 inch culling width 3 yea r wa rrBP!Y T&D T RAC fOR SALE:'!~ EQUIPMENT right in the heart of Chfster MOVIf' S'TUl>IO C.ANC.~Lt.~l> MY wAL~· ON . PA~T. . 1'10. B~C.AUSE N . IT PUT Ttt~M OVt/l 8Ul>Gf'T. . . BARNEY I JEST SEEN MARG€ W!F HUBBY NUMBE~ SIX !! SHE SHORE GOES THRU'EM .......t.:---- -----"'::::::,..-, FAST !I IT A IN'T FAIR !! Tate the PAIN &!~mlW.H.Hi•"@.~~· NOW OPEN ~ out of PAINTING! We Let me do it for youl .~ Hubbard's Greenhouse l/i." · ~· • . p..f" I I I. ~ Syracuse. OH 740-992-5776 . Flowers & Veget able pla nts' F lal-$«i.95 10" llanging Uaskets- 20 Varieties · $5.95-$7.95 • ~ • Pn~nni~ls 6"- '10"' $2. 95 • $5.95 Putted Plants 4"' - 12"" $ 1.25 -$ 12.95 12"" Ferns $ 1!1.95 · ~ ~. !!!}_ · 1-Jf-\l>o.T N<.C. 't'OU 1)0\i'\G UP I ~ TI-\"-T TI<.EE:., C.U £- f.J IL5E.RFOI<.CE. ? m~;.;*;.;;;~m 1 J High and Dry Phone (740) 992·5232 SxJO, IOxiO, 10xl5, 10x20, 10x30 Janet .I elfers 33795 Hiland Road Pomeroy, Ohio Aufos Construction ' See :· '& ~. , _Rocky ·!'~;~~ HOWARD£. WRITfSH SSONS I Townhouse "----iiiiriiiiiiio-_.1 Block. bric~ . sewer pipes, Apartments .. ,Very Spacious, windows. lin tels, e1c. Claude 2 Bedrooms. CIA, 1 1/2 Winters , Rio Grande, OH Bath, Adult Pool & Baby Ca ll 740·2 45-5121 . Pool, Patio, Start $3a51Mo. Tara 40 MOTOHCVOH;/ 199 1 Mazda Miata Con erl"ble 3D MPG bea v 1 · · u· 4 WHEELERS 'f 1 · 1 d 1 t1u new pam an op. $4,750. (;304)654-52 11 or 1985 GL1 200 Wi ng (740)446 7484 Aspencade. blue, new .tires. Plu s No Peis. l ease Security Deposit Required, FOR SALE 1992 Pontiac Bon neville SE, new progressive front and (740)446·3481. lOCal owner, power stee ring, rear susperlsion. CB rad1c. '--------brakes. AJC. good, lires. runs AM/FM Cassette, lots of Three beautiful unfurnished 6wk. Dalmatian pupp1es, tl 5 great, nice car, 52,000. chrome, ~ . 000 mites. very 1 apar tments, overlooking ma es, 2 1em a1es. par Y (740)446·2~25 or (740)446- good condition . S4 .000. Gallipolis City Park. One BR housebroken. father AKC on 2782 phone (740)541-0537 · $400, Two SA, $600. 2 stOry premises. $125 , (740)992town-house. 3-4 BR , $900. 9832 .1993 Ford Taurus Wagon. 1996 Yamaha Royal Star References required . no - - - - - - - - - 160.000 miles. Books at Tour ClaSSIC. Under 10,000 · · pets. security deposit Call AKC German Shepard. 11 S1 4"..; 0 . we 11 matnta~ned, miles. asking $5,800 Call 740-446-2325, 740-446- months old . Excellent with good condition $1099/0BO 992-1325 4425 or 740-441-7875, kidS. 5300 · (J04l 674"0097 · (304)882-3640 1998 Buell S3 ThunderbOlt . . . . AKC Shih Tzu pups, 3 male, . M c :wm Rtv~rs :ower IS acc.~pl- 2 female, vet che¢ked. 1997 ustang onver.t10ie, Harley Davidson engine. 1ng apphcat10ns .for waltmg wormed, list shots,. and dew New Top, 4 new-Tires. Front very last sport bike, grBat list tor Hud·SUbSIZed, 1- br. claws removed. Ready May end Atignrrient & Sticker, Air. shape. $5100 . . (740)985Cru1se. Tilt, Power W1ndows apar t ment . ca II 6 '5 ,. -6679 20th. (740)367-7999. 9857 EHO & Se8.ts·. Factory Stereo, Full bloode.d Rat Terrier CDfrape. V6 , Automatic. 1998 Yamaha Banshee 350, SPACE pups. . Ta ils docked & E)(cellent Condition 85,000 bored out 30 over. This Bike FOR RENT wormed , tirst sl1ots given. miles(304) 576-2383 $6.900 i,s Mean I!! $.2800.00 call Jim SlD9. (7401441-1218. ·1999 Dodge Intrepid, Good @ (304)675-4862 after 6pm . For Lease ·~ Office or retail Mimature-Oachshunds 2· Cond1!1Qn, Clean $4 000 ·- - - - . , . - - , - - - : - - spaces in 11ery good condi2001 Harley Davidson ·Dyna Female red . F1rst-shots . (304)675-6986 tion . Downtown Gallipolis . Wormed. Reg istered. 2000 4 door Neon. auto. 4 Wide Gii.de. Low mileage, Approx. 1600 sq. fl . each. 1 excellent condition . Call Ready Apnl-23 Takmg CD disc changer. sunroof, or 2 baths_ Lease pr1ce (740)441·0991 Depos1ts askmg $300 1.800 080. 1740)256negotiable to encourage (304)593·3820 1652. new business. Call 2001 Harley Road King. Teal (7 40)446-4425 N (740)446- Sheltle pups. AKC. rnmla2000 Mercury ~yst 1 que In color. many extras, one 3936. . ture Coll1e, very n.ce, botJ1 White , 4 'door, sedan. owner. excellent condition. parents on premises. sables \ tl l{ C II \ \ llf'.l 58.000 m1les. $4.600. 29.000 m1les. S 16.000. & tricolored . pedigreed. 1st (740)645-2359 after 5'pm (740)446-021 3 lO HOIN:HOLD , . shots, $400 lirm, near 2000 Monte Carlo 48.000 2002 Harley Da idson Dyna ~ Gooots . Alnens. (740)698-9509 miles, V-6 Eng .. Exc . Cond. Wide Glide. Impact blue ~1_ _ _ __ , r~ FRum; & 1450cc. all chrome out, tow ' sa.ooo 13041675·5305 ~ · VEGUo\Bl.fS . 1 2000 Nissan Ques1 SE Mini- miles. exc. condition. (7 40)992-5828. Van . 67K miles, sharp black Keuel'a Produ ce Appliance exterior. leather. sunroof. 2004 883 Harley Dav1son. Amish cheese & lunch toaeled plus VCR. (740)441- black. 4.700 mites. $7,500. meats, fresh fru1t & veg . (740)645-3230. Warehouse Open. Thurs. Fri. Sat 1 mile 1912. ~ west of Holzer Hospital on 2002 Cadillac Dev1He. w~1te 2004 AecfCat/11 Dec. 4m Henderson . WY. PrePa1d S1,600 diamond.. fully equipped. WI1eeter, owned appl~nes startmg at Jackson Pike, ph . (740)446factory · warranty. 22 .900 ASkmg $1,100 (304)6757787- (740)339-2131. (304)593-4290 miles. l1ke new. $24.995. 4262 $75 & up all under warranty.' {304)593-0840 leave mes1740)256-1428 we oo SEif\lice work On all FOil SALt: ~ke and Models (304)675sage 7999 . ~ 2002 ZX2 Ford Escort 5 speed. 4 cylinder. 30 .000 97 CR80. Race ready. Runs 2000 Ford Contour. fully Wh1rtpooVS upar capacity miles. one owner. $6.000. great. Must see! $899 Loc. loaded, asking $3.500, call (7 40)441 ·0 157· 1740)645· in .. Gall1polls area . Cell wuher/d~r. 6 months old. 742·2215 $350/set (740)388-()()38. 5141 . (740)64 5-0873. r____ PF_~ _-•· __,~·I . s i r -;:r---::--::----, ! Down~ pout - Si ding •free lsUIIIIIS* 949-1405 . STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & .GENERAL CONTRACTING 97 Beech Street Middleport OH 10x10x10x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only Self-Sto!•l•" ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRICnON • New Homes • (iarages • Complete Remodeling. 740-992-1671 • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References Avai lable • Free Estimates Call Gary Stanley . 740c742-2293 ' ·Leave a messa e . $top & Compare . AT THE SIZ.E OF T HI S &ACK PAC: I( ! n '-" Hupp ··". . ' ' 'I<';J,_ WE IGH S A L MOST AS t'l UC H AS ]; .Do' ~ IMPORTS Athens Whaley's Auto Parts S1. R1.6SI Darwin , OH 740-992-701 3 or 740-992-5553 Rt."Stl){'kil'9 '"''"' 1\'b del Sal•age 1111d .4 1'ter · il'hrliet Parts See Brenl or Brian Whal ey M-Fri 8:30-5:00 '· PEANUTS SOMETIMES, MARCIE, I WONDER WI-N I'M HERE .. . EVER'iONE WONDERS ABOUT THAT AT SOME TIME, SIR .. WE WONDER WHV WE WERE PUT 1-lERE ON TI-llS EART~ .. NO, I WONDER WIN I'M TI-llS DESK T~EONE IN BACK OF THE ROOM .. Sat. 8:30 -Noon s·un . Closed 8th Annual I0-Mile Yellow Flog Yard Sole! Middleport- Pomeroy- Syracuse friday-Saturday May 6.& 7 SUNSHINE CLUB Look for the yellow flags! Maps available May 4th Call 992-4055 or 992-3 148 for info • GARFIELD Hill's Self Storage . YOUR FACe. PL.f.A5f. ADVERTISE to 10;x30' IN THIS SPACE .FOR $52 PER MONTH Hours 7:00AM • 8:00 PM you 17-17-17.. $265 ton (While Suppy Last) · More stable farm of Nitrogen • Made wilh While Potash (less dust, More consistent) . • Includes secondary nutrient sulfur • 18 spreader buggies available for use • Airwar pasture renovators and seeders to rent • licensed agronomist on WITH 50Mf.THING 252 Upper River Road • Galli~lis 740-446"-0842 • 949-1155 Evenings Sizes 5'x10' avatlabl~ WOULP YOU LIKE ME TO FILL YOUR 1?151-i? OTHeR 11-IAN NORTHUP DODGE 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 74D-949-2217 staff available for consulting. SHAJ)E RI VER AG SERV ICE 35537 St. Rl . 7 North Pomeroy, Ohio 740- 9115-3831 Palls Pass North Easl Pass 2 ~T Palls Pas!l Pa!ls Opening lead: t 10 · G BIG NATE k MAILErS SElF SlORAGE ,. · Lama's c ity slangily 31 Gotcha! the 8 Sends forth 32 Total consort 54 Generation 9 Toper off 36 Clear, 33 Walll!(l t2 Underhondl!(l as profit 38 Shack down 35 Bray ·37 Uplifted person CELEBRITY CIPHER ' by Luis Campos Celebnty C1ph11 oyplograms are crealed lrom ~uoti!JCnS by larrous oeoole. pastW pru111t E<~dt lttler 1n ltle Cl;:frt ' star :IS for anoJther Today'sdue: K equ&is C Ep " EGTHIS LZPISWHAX HW Ap GPRHI ZHF X EGTHI S UGPRZ X Y .Y, LEB KPYXA T (,V HZ Z H L Y W) EP W PZ CX L LZPISWHA X XH I WEXHI ." conqede a ruff-and-sllJtf. Storage 'I'll i West Pass . The most farsighted piece of declarerplay at the 1983 Hoecllst tournament in the Netherlands was by llalian Superstar Benito Garozzo. now a u:s. resident and citizen. Look at the NOf111·South ,hands. Against four 11earts., West leads the diamond 10. How did Garozzo plan the play? l do not have the original auct1on. The given sequence would not occur today. because South would use a transfer b1d to make North the declarer. Note that this woUld make a diamond lead inetfecti11e. If declare r finesses a1 trick one, East wins, gi11es West' a diamond rull, gets back in with tl1e club ace, and delivers a second ruff to defeat tl1e contract Anticipating this, Garozzo took the first 'l rlck with dummy's diamond ace. He · cashed the heart ace (here, a slight error) before exiting with a club to cut the defenders' communications. East saw tl1a( if he took the trick, cashed the dia· mond king and gave his partner a ruff , declarer would have the rest. So, East played low. West won with his king and shifted inaccurately to ~ spade, when a tromp would have forced declarer immediately to guess corr ectly. South won with dummy's spade king. ruffed the club Queen in his hand, pta)fed a spade to the ace, and returned a spade to his queen · Now came the key play:· a he.art to .dummy's jack. When the l1nesse won : G~uozzo drew the last trump and conced ed two diamond tr icks. But if East could 'have won with the M art queen, he would have been end played. He would have had to lead away from the diamond kinQ or 98..'-4384 Frcr •:srinmtes 7 A beautiful piece of declarer-play . New Dealer lor Montana Tractors st a rting at 27 horse - 57 horse with shuttle transmission 4-wd. remote h}·draulics 3 yea r warrant}' *~** Also H\'a ilable*•*.* • Task Master Tractors 26 hor se - 38 horse, 4wd (I yenr wa rra nty) • Farm Pro Tractors 20 hors~ - 30 horse • s is te r 40 Kingdom 58 ~ WarCifl1- 13 Priest's 59 Tooth pro's domain 41 Jazz Instr ument · d~ . 18 Small, 60 Ou1c k swim inDogpatch 42 Threw 22 · D issolve . carelessly 43 Chocolate DOWN 23 Copy a substitute· cassette right 1 T in y taste 24 Keogh 45 Floppies 23 Clock's 2 TV c onl rol . re lative 46 Soak up front . 3 Theory 25 Super-· the sun 26 Summer4 Kind of bear 48 Provide model a meal for camp sites . 5 Glim mer C aro t 28 Web addr. 27 Teen woe 49 Just 6 He played 29 Solstice mo. Obi-Wan scraped by 29 " Jurassic 30 Dalai 7 Fists. Park" star 50 Shive's beach · 8~C.AUS{ YOU CAN'T AC.T? w~ ·q~ 9 R6 56 Submissive 57 A Gabor 34 Enjoy V.C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 109.9~3 2 • Vu l nerable: Both Tree Service Pomeroy.. Ohio 25 Years Local Ex erlence . 52 Luau attire 53 Fral-party ll trture 55 Wi nter precip prowler 14 "Utolume" poet 15 Encum brance 16 Similar 17 Checkbook • column . 19 Nerve network 20 Annoy 21 Nat quite Dealer: West 2.t •. Bucket r ruck ,.... A•J .'i .t Suulh • 'Q 9 6 JONES' • Vl n)'l S ldl~ & Painting • Pat\Qand Porch Dech · We do It all e•cept furnace work G t K J 43 ... K9ti632 •• Top · . Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding . • 10 WV· Rt~modellng 992-5682 I IS THAT ~T I' ' t:a!lt • 10 5 4 :J 4 J H2 ¥ Q I .3 . 740-667-0700 1-888-HUPP234 • Now Gsr•g•• • Eloctrlc:el & Plumbing • R0<.1Ung & OuHer1 Pomeroy, OH - . Home • Auto • Life • Retirement • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident • Room Ad alllons & Repair ·- Wf'~t 41800 SR #7 .-~·-T=uppers Plains, OH ..,.,__.,::'., 45783 1 11 'th ey give a hoot 13 Night A K 7 .. Q 10 and Financial Services CARPENTER SERVICE 1 Etficienc1 Apt. Ref. Dep. No Pets (304)675-5162 Rocky Hupp Insurance YOUNG'S Auto & Truck I,~~-----,..1 • 10 Swing voter 51 Sighl f or a (abbr.) psychic o~ :!\! O;i • 1\ K ,/ • • Q' 32 Sout h ROGER HYSEll GRRRGE r Rnofing COMMERCIAl and' i ~~ 3~ Blew it 41 Like before 1 Slalom gea r 42 Public t iff 4 Grade44 Monl. school org. neig hbor 7 Beads 46 Tame on grass 47 Glued on Phillip Alder 93 Plymouth. Voyager. 3.3, 21.<XXJ m1les. many extras. Bale. wagon 19 ft . Stolfus James·A Will Jr. good' body. motor & inte.rior. $9 .500. (740) 416-22 13 or ' Mollohan Carpet. 202 Clark kicker wagon Removable (740)985·3677 . needs transmission. $400 •Chapel ' Road . Porter. Ohio Owner steel · racks . Like new ti res (740)44p-7444 1-877 ~ 830and bed. (7401245-04&5. AM . 4 cyl. needs Motorcycle for sale . . 2003 9162. Free Estimates. Easy J2 11 9 \\'elshlmni Rd. financing . 90 days same as Farmall Model, Super c . some repair.' 5400 OBO.' Honda Shadow 7Sq Spmt, l'om c ro~ ·. Ohio ~ 5769 , alter 4pm Excellent Condition, 4,500 ( cash VI sa/ Master Card. Great shape. looks good. 7401367 0239 Phont': 740·?92-2~32 ~ Miles. Extras. $4,800 ·Dr1ve- a- little save alol. , ru ns good 51,975 OBO 98 Dodge Durango (red) (304 )675'8089 F.-mail Thompsons Appliance & (740)367'·0596 4xa·. exc condit1on. S7. 000 j\\ iII-+". 71llJ((l~ ~ ahLM.\.com BOATS & M<JIDR~ 090. {740)446-0805 Repalr-675-7388 For ·sa le. FUR SAl.[ LIHSIUCK re-condi!IO.ned automat1c 99 ContotJr. 4cyl. automatic. washers & dryers refrigera- __ 4 door. 74.000 mi tes , AIC, tors. gas and electric 1987 20' Pontoon boat w1th 12yr. qld Palomtno ~a re Kid trlt , power w1ndows/loc~s , ranges. air CO(ldiliOners. and 1.996 tra1ler & 50hp Mere. greal ins tde/out. wnnger wasl1ers . Will do broke. not reg. Very gentle. looks motor. $3.500. (740)992Must see. 5900 t1rm . Great $2 .900 Call (740)669-03q2 repairs on major brands in 6914 4H project(740)446-0367. · shop or at your home 99 GT Sunlire, $3,300 080. 1993- 22.5 ft . Chaparral Used Furniture Store. 130 7 yr. old registered Paint 99 4dr Sunfire . $2.600 boar . 235hp. Mercruiser 2002 Chrysler Bulaville Pike. Appliances . Mare. Kid broke. great for 4H 080, $4,650 · OBO. eng .. cuddy cabin. portapot·mattr.esses. dres.sers, project. $2 ,000. (7 40)446- Sebring, 3 miles west of li , ~ love . bimini top. neW . . (740)256·6169: couches, dinettes, recliners. 1967. ' cockpit cover, full boat cover grave monumehts. much Aniencan Atpme Goat K1dS Eagle trailer. Excellent conSEl l YOUR CAR more (740)446-4782 dition. (740)379-2740. on Stal e Rl . 124 Bucks, does. wethers . H ERE Gall1pohs. OH . hrs. 11-3 (M- (740)988-2073 19FT Pleasure Boat. 170HP. S) We buy used furniture. Arabian horses. priced to w/ accessories (304)545sell. Call after Spm or leave 151~ or (304 )458-1901 ~===::;;==::! message (?.4ql446- 1825. 2000 Bayliner 21 ft. cuddy w/ r trailer, many e)(tras , very Buy or sell. Riverine ' Black Champ1on Pigs. 4H clean 304-675-5563 Antiques, 1 124 East Main crossbred market Hogs for W ITH A PHO TO ! on SA 124 E. Pomeroy. 740- ~Oe11g.s Co . Fair. {740)44184 · Bayliner 19FT. wltraiter, 992-2526. Russ Moore, __3_·.,---,-~--Cubby Cabin , Runs Good Call (740)446-2342 ; _, owner Chicks for Sale S3.200 080 (304 )675·8056 For. Rhode Island Reds V1ntage Comic Books (60'sBass 'boal 60 HP motor. Black Australorps 71 5 70's) at The Cralter Loft TRUCKS access~ries. very clean . Call • An·cpting New St.'Aun : $1 .00 e'ach located in The Midclleport . HJR.S AI. E (740)246-5637 1\-l emher.., Quantity Discount Department Store • lh•a ' ) ' llut ~ (304)593-5073 L-.--rrioiiiioliiOiiii-_.1 ·Bass Tracker 14FT. w!Trailer Cummt'n:inl 1993 F150. No dents. no & Motor $2.500 call for 540 ML<lcFJ~L\NFAJUS Ec1uipnu~ flt . rust. 95.000 miles, $3,200. Details (304}675-1731 • \''urkou1 on yo ur own MEI<CHAN UL~E Fair ·Pigs for Sale W!'tllis Call (740)245-58 15 or lhiiifS ],4/7 Farm SouthsiQe (304)675CAMI-.~ R~ & 1740)416-9026. Seriou s Inquiries Onl ~· •,_.,., .• 1- Soundesign stereo. Duel- 4087 7-10-IJ 1)2-0955 MmuR Ho~IK~ cassette player- recorder 1998 Chev. Silverado, Ext. As k fo r J eff For Sale One 8 yr. old. turntable, AM/FM rad 10. Cab. 4)(4, all power. Auto. Arabian Gelding. Grey in 1984 Skamper pup-up. 25th. o!E~:"":--:--:---~ • Lexmark Z22 printer. 2 4.3L , V-6-Vortex, Alum r1ms , Color (304)675-6540 Ann1versary Ed1tion . e)(celLet m; help yor1 sewing machines- wl1i te. topper. Pewter/Charcoal. tent conc:hliOn. 16' box. AC choose a /astiiiK Singer. Phone (740)379- Registe red Angus bulls for 98 ,000 mi Excellent tribme to ytmr hwed and heat. stove ice box. 2210. sale. !740)446-9856. CondiiiOfl 59,900 OBO dinelte, s~ . oo6. (740)949(JII i! '.t m ettwry. Phone (304)?75-2039 alter 2709) 1 10 Gat. fuel tank. banery Yearling Angus Bulls, Mostly \( "IU:t·. 5 :00pm . . operated pump & alu. tool A.l . e)(Ci:! llent bloodlines, 1\IF:>oT \10:'101 Ch,Jb Cab 199229' A1rstram Exca!la . Dodge Dakota .DO<. (740)446·4536. priced reasonably. Slate Run 99 ( "0~11'.\'J\ Farm. Jackson. (740)286- SLT. Loaded v -8. 4 x4 . Bed- Very good conQition , twin Electric Lilt Chair Tan used 4 3972X SR 1-1.\ . liner. Runnin g-Boards ,· beds. Ph . {740)645-4454. 5395. months $550 Rick Handley Pom~·ro\. 0 11 www.slaterunfarm.com Tonneau Cover, 95Kmi 1998 30' fifth wheel travel (304)675-2533 740-99i-9922 trailer. double slide, e)(celisa .s00 (304)8: : :645 JET Mo11 -Sa1 lUf\ M--.'iP.\ 1· lent condilion. $13,90~ AERAT ION MOTORS phone : ~740)698-9319 I \\v "l·kn1111 .d ,, 1 RepairEid New & .Rebuilt In FoR SALE ilnt!l ,\.:I I httllll' , 2001 Hornet Burikhouse 3.2". I Sto(:k. 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Scrap Metals Open Monday, (740)379·2544 leave mes- new 20FT awning. rear bedt740) 992-2979 Tuesday, Wednesday & [110 sage, will return call. room , excellen t cOnd. leavt.> nlessa e Friday. Sam-4:30pm_ Closed FUR SALE 2000 Dodge Durango 4x 4 , $4,700 (304)773 -5079 niles, Thursday, SaturOay · ·& ..__ _oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiio-,..I RIT Sport 5.9L VB, 67 K or (304)675-1012 days Sunday. (740)446-7300 $500! Honda's. · Chevy's, mil·es, loaded. ·teather. coWl Coleman Camping Trailer Queen si2e bo)( sprmg & Jeep's, Ect Police ind uction hood, custom 12FT, 2 King Beds. $5.500 All Yo ur Home mattress wl headboard & Impounds! Cats from $500 pai nt. $ 11,300 OBO . call for Details (304)675· lmpr.u•·emeni Needs rails. $200.' 4 chairs & table fo r listings 800-391 -5227 (740)245-03~5 1731 • Sidi ng • Window::. $50. 2- 13" Color TV's, dryer EXT 3901 • Dl.!cks • Porches 97 Jeep Wrangler. 5 speed, "I R\ It I ~ $ 100. 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(7 40)992·2945 . t606)922-71 85 0870, Rogers Basement street leg al . 52,5 00. (740)441-01 57 or (740)645- 1998 Astra van, 48.000 Waterproofing. · WoiH Tanning Beds mil es, whee lchair lilt, ac, · 5141. Huge selection. cassette player. (740)742- - - - - - - - - ·1977 MGB Convertible lor 8612 Immediate Oeli'Jery. Culverts )l.esidential restoration with another Financing plastiC and me1al, 6'" inchesCommercial co mplete MG B for pans. 200 1 Chrysler Town an0 50 inChes in stock. Ron 1-800-894-6997 Al l l YJlC!-1 of roofi n g: Country Van , All Options. $ 1,000. (740)44 1-0 542 or (740)446-6579. Evans Enterprise. Jackson. Leather, Power Doors. (740)441 · 7603. Shi ngle. Flal . Mel al OH 1(800)537 -9528 122 ,000 miles, Excell ent New or Repair B UILDING 1979 Trans-Am 403, auto. 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PRINT NUMBERED lfTTEIS IN SOUARfS _€)_~,;~.;;:~.~.; . .t::.:":. _s_LE-:F-:o:-R.~. i. . . ~J_..~,J~•--'-.....:.-l-...J...-J SCRAM-LETS ANSWfRS •- 2>-u s Demise- Valet- Ghost - Adroit- ADMIT A leach ers aide was overheard saying that most childre n have average -abiht•es, but you won 't f1nd a parent to ADMIT 111 ARLO & JANIS �88 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, April 29, 2095 www.mydailyseminel.com · · ON -T tifi··'I'UlUi --. ---· AH ti.OOS·eastern ~ If you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week. C/O The Gaston Gazette. PO. Box 1893. Gasl~nia. NC 28053 NexteaCup Aaron's m , 12~30 p.m.. Sunday o¥t'ot!:s .31~, 2 p.m., saturday Race: Aaron 's 499 top 10. but noth1ng kept the Race : Aaron's 312 Where : Talladega {Ala. ] SuperspeedwaY (2.66 mile s) . re1gning Nextel Cu p champlon down for long. Busc h's vic- Where: Talladega (Ala.I Su· 1881aps/ 500.08 m1les. tory in the Subway Fr~sh 500 When : Sunday. May 1 Last vear's winner : Jeff Gordon Quallf)'lng record : Bill Elliott. - th e actua l length of the . Wh8n: Saturday. April 30 race wa·s 312 mi.les , or 500 ·Last year's winner : Martin kilometers -was the 12th Truex Jr. of his career and first of the Qualifying record : Joe Ne· Ford , 212.809 mph, April 30. season. He als.o gave car 1987. = .. The Fllrds ar& fiili!Y scarce only eight in ·the ~r PhoeniJi field ... but thank' mostly to Jack Rousl)'s fi.v~ar team. tJley're tl~ In tile manufacturer ' standings with Che,Y. / . · "Kurt Busch's Phoenix victory ke!11 a stteak alive - driver's 35 perspeedway ·(2.'66 mli·esl. Rae~ record : Mark Mar'tin . Ford, 188.354 mph, May 10, 1997. · Last week : The Nextel Cup chamP,ion is looking as t hough he's going to do it aga in. No one outran Kurt Busch at P hoeni~ International R8ceway. Occasionally track position relegated him to the nether .reaches Of the owner Jack Roush his fourtt1 victory of the season. Busch won for the first t ime at Phoemx. located 1n the state where he once attended col· lege for a year. "Kurt put on a · clinic:· said Roush . 1l71aps/311.22 miles. · Race: Dodge Ram Tough 200 Where : Gateway lnternationfll Raceway. Mad1son. tit. Aaion~499 Mayl (1.25 m11es). 160 laps/ 200 rniles . When : Saturday. April 30 Last year's winner: David Starr mechek. Chevrolet, 193.517 Qualifying record: Jack mph. Apr~ l 24 , 1997. Sprague. Chevrolet, 133.227 Race record . Ma rk Martin , mph, 2004. Ford. 168.937 mph. April 26, Race recorct J.ack Sprague , 1997. Chevrolet. 113.726 mph . Last week: G,reg Biffle. in a May 7. 2000. . Ford. won the Bashas ' Supermarkets 200 at Phoem:-:. Last race: Bobby Labonte. in a Chevrolet. won the KrOger 250 at Martinsville Speedway. "" · Ft'UO·OF fHE 8'nd1Younger have· won every race - but there are sWI three veteran drlvers in ihe top 10 in points. Mark Martin is sixth, Sterling Marlin ni(llh arid Rusiy Wallace lOtJl. -~ .. ...Like ,night racing, huh? Well. get ~~d to ·it This week's race at Talladega Is the only Sunday· afternoon event between now and the Qover. ·Del. ; race on June 5. " Roush Racing has four drivers In the top 10 of the Nextel Cup points standings: Busch (sec· ond), Greg Biffle (third), Martin and carl Edwards (eighth). " Six of the drivers who made the Chase last year are currently In position to make It aga in. They are Jimmie Johnson. Busch, Jeff Gordon, Elliott Badler, Martin and Ryan New· man. On the outside, so tar, are Dale Earnhardt Jr. (12th), Tony Stewart (14th), Jeremy Mayfield (16th) and Matt Kenseth.(28th). The p·otentlal newcomers are Biffle, EdWards, Sterling Marli.n and Wallace. " Patience is growing thin for the Dodge teams, none of which have won a race yet. Everyone agrees the new Charger is getting better, but who would've tJe. lieved, at Phoenix. that the high· est·finishing Dodge would've been dnven by ninth·place John· ny Sauter'? , " Things are looking up at DEl. which .seems always !o be true when Taliadega is on the hori· zon. Earnhardt Jr. -could easi ly slip Into the top 10 this week . and Michael Waltrip. second at • Phoenix. Is coming off his first !Ot>flve finish since·June 2004. • Stewart could u~e a break. too. It wasn't that long ago that he dreaded going to restrictorplate tracks. but they've been good to him in recent years. W~IO ' S HOT ANL> - WHO . ,., NOT- · , "Wllo't hot . - Jell Gor- · ·don has climbed from 12th to fourth.In the points standings in the past tJlree races. Dale -Earnhardt Jr. hes climbed from 27th to 12ih in tJle points in ·the past live races. " ...... •ot - Afreak acci· · <lent Oil pit road CO$! Gree B~· · fie"e chance to win two in a row. .In feet, 41st place dropped him.from second to thlrtl in points. JEREMY MAYFIELD No. 19 WEE~ , v DoDGE DEALERS/UAW DODGE E R Tony Stewart s u s Jimmie Johnson Tony Stewart vs. Jimmie Johnson Mayfield starting slow, but picking up speed for year-end 'Chase' te ring turn three. "Jhe only way you spir=~ out like that is when a guy jacks you up like that going into (turn) three." said Stewart. "I don't know what he (Johnson) was doing. By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week AVONDALE, Ariz.- This season is shaping up much like the last one for Dodge driver Jeremy Mayfield. Mayfield, 35, made "the Chase" last year in spectacular fashion, winning the final regular-season race, in Rich· mon.d; Va., to enter the "race-offs'' that determined the first Nextel Cup champion. Kurt Busch wound up claiming the title, but Mayfield is primed for another late charge into the top 10. ·. · A JJlh.piace finish in the Subway Fresh 500 left Mayfield 16th in the current points standings, but he's a mere 56 points behind !Olh·place Rusty Wallace. The trend is encouraging since Mayfield was 26th after the season's third race . A native of a racing hotbed, Owens· boro, Ky., Mayfield ties his hopes to the continuing improvement of the new Dodge Charger. "We're starting to find the balance of what we need, and once we find that, then it'll be good news from there on out," he said. "We're very close to it, and ... we've definitely got . the balance right on that car, so we · should be in good shape from here on out." Mayfield noted that adjusting to smaller rear spoilers - they're an inch ·· shorter tha.n last year at all the tracks except Daytona and Talladega - has been an aggravating issue for most of the teams, but he's not a proponent of rolling "back the changes made by NASCAR officials in the offseason. "We're seeing a lot more cautions, week in and week out, than we've normally seen in the past," he conceded. "I'm not sure if it 's the spoiler or not It probably is, but who knows? We're getting better as a team as far as.the '9' (teammate Kasey Kahne) and '19' (his numper) go, so we're cool either way. If you add spoiler to it now, it's going to put a lot of teams back in the On lap 204 of the Subway Fresh 500 cjohnson spun Stewart out en· He ·was running guys up and down t he race trac k. I don 't know what · was .wrong with him." Johnson was just as frustrated with Stewart . "I ran out of room and got into the back of him, ~ said Johnson, who saw a streak of 13 str3fght top-10 fin ishes end. "I don't know 'why he getS so irat'e whenever I'm around him. I end up_being the whipping post .every time I get to hi m, it seems like." NASCAR This Week's Monte Dutton gives his take: ' Controversy . seems to follow Stewart around, but it's ha'rd to pin any blame. on him for this · . John Clark/NASCAR T)lis Week Jeremy ·Mayfield Is 16th In the points standings, but only 56 points out of the top 10.. hole again, so·I·say stick with ivhat we got and race it and everybol)y will just keep getting better instead of changing it partway through the season. Overall, I wish we had ne~r taken it (spoiler height) off. I guess that would · be the best way to put it, but now that we have it, let's just stay with it "It's definitely made the car looser, but we've had to go back and work on our cars. That's been our big·gest problem. It hasn't really been the Charger body. The Charger is a great race car, but we've had to find the right balance for it. We've had to get back everything they've taken away with the spoiler. We had to get it back somewhere else. ·That's what we've been doing. If they change it right now, we might be in trouble. We've have to go back to work again, but I say let's stick with it" Seven of the first eight races have been won by representatives of either ·Roush Racing or Hendrick Motor· sports. Mayfield and Kahne compete for Ray Evernham's team. ''I think it's reality right now," said Mayfie~d . ,"They've definitely got it going on. Roush cars started getting that way last year, and the Hendrick cars have always run well .... They've got it figured out. "We're closing the gap. We're gain· . ing on them. We knew we had work to do to calc~ them, but we're gaining on them every week. I don't think it's something the media is bringing up. I . think it's pretty obvious that Roush has got it going on right now." Contact Afonte Dutton at hmdutton5(i@aol.com one: • ""AN TII -"'S --· ---~---~ · Stewart perfect pitchmen for 'Smoke' BBQ uuce Tony Stewart's nickname is HSmoke: Perhaps not surprisingly, Stewart has lent his name to a barbecue sauce .. Smoke Bar-8-Que sauce can be purchased at www.smoke 20 .com or by calling 1- ess-SMOKE20. ' . Stewart. by the way, owns Eldora: Speedway, the famed dirt track in " Rossburg, Ohio. The track will host the NeKtel Prelude to the Dream on Wednesday. June 8. The event will include Stewart and many ofhis Cup colleagues fQr a round of dirt-track · competition. Scheduled to join "stew-: art are Bobby Labonte, Matt• Kense.th. Kevin Harvick, Kyle Petty,: Ken Schrader, Kenny· Wallace and : Dave Blaney. .NASCAR fane g e t freebie& from aponiiOU • or HoodiaChoice, new sponsor Jay _Rob inson Racing in the Busch• Series. is offering a free sample of the "dieting and wellness product" to NASCAR fans. 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