http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d4aa5b7a4e3e60c022673d211bdf4719.pdf 5159ef1953cd2fbcef96502841c9d774 PDF Text Text .• ' Thursday, . May 5, 2001i . ·Page 88 • The Daily Sentinel Insurgents target Iraqi security forces in · Baghdad attacks, A2 Meigs baseball, 'softball win 1VC Ohio crowns, Bt ne . .' Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio -•" «I:'\(-.; • \ 'ol. :; 1- :\o . tH :! ' • Falcons fly higher 'than Eagles. See Page 81 .' Auto: AC, 5.3 tpw pkg$ ~ 2005 Cobalts At ACCD UO, , ' 22 49 9 ( (·~ · ·_ · · 499 Auto,,AC$13 \FTER REBATES ' · :¢{)()5 Impalas 9·99 $1-3 AFTER REBATES ' ~- ~ 'AFTER REBATES ' · . .· ~ LOaded· $21A~ER999 $17,999 ' 9 ~FTER 899 REBATES REBATES . AFTER REBATES OBITUARIES ·Page AS • Dorothy Dawson, .79 • Phebe Roberts, 73 SlOCKH 5860 SlOCK* 5971 2003 Chevrolet Trail Blazer 19,900 L1 ' 2004 Venture Van .$16,880 . ' 16_,588 _ $9,999 $9,900 Value Pr,icecl.Used Cars •' 2004 Chevorlet Impala LS 1!195 Oldsmobile Ciera ...............................................$3,450 1999 Chiysler Cirus LXI ...............................................$5,750 1998 Oldsmobile Delta 88 ................:...................... $5,750 2000 Saturn LSI ...............................:..........................:......$5,490 · 2000 Po11tiac Su11fire ... :................................................$5,275 1997 Dodge Dakota Pickup Ext Cab SLT ..... $5,995 1999 Pontiac Montana Van ................................... $5,885 2000 Ford Windstar Van ....................;............ $5,900 .$17,775 • Old fashioned 'belling' to take place at Langsville . post Office. See .Page A3 ... • . Local store donates Beerman Beatsto O'Bieriess. See ·Page A3 • Judge rules that ~ 0 siblings may not stay together. See Page AS • Roads to close. See Page AS • Kindergarten registration. See Page AS :• A Hunger for More. See Page A6 2004 Chevorlet Cavalier 2004 Oldsmobile Alero $9,999 INSIDE . 2004 Chevrolet . SlO Blazer · • . 2004 Chevrolet Malibu Register to win a .Kawasaki Jet Ski, 4-wheeler . .. or motorcycle in FM 101.5 The River, . off Road Riot Promotion ' 2004 Pontiac Gra~d Prix CiT Maroon .................. S14,440 2004 Pontiac. Grand AM SE 4-door, red, V6, auto, Air ................................. :............................................... S11 ,888 . ' 2004 Buick LeSabre Custom V6, auto, air ........ S15,490 2004 Pontiac ~rand Prix <iTP loaded ................. S17.450 2004 Pontiac Sunfire SE Coupe 4 cyl, auto. air, tilt, cruise, remote keyless ............................ c... ... ............................................ S9,850 2002 Chevrolet Cavalier LS Coupe 4 cyl. auto. air, 33,000 miles ...............................................................................:..................S8,900 Tina Mandrake of Ravensw'ood receiving keys f~om ' Don Tate General Manager Harvey Jett with keys to a new Buick LaCrossCX She won playing the Hot Button Contest. Ask h.ow you can be a winner! ' ttUQZ, ~IJI(J- '1'1f«e ~eatleit, fJit. de ~~''' 740-992-6614 ' 1-800-837-1094 . .,__. . . ._,... ~M,nc. ............... IJP j I ·, tor so• ~- @ ~"11'11 Power of 1: nw Fuaion of Dt-'gn _,T-." f'B . ' . Working with the ·county 's economic · . development office. c_ommissioners have POMEROY · - · Meigs met with "medical entities," County-Commissioners and a including hospital s, in an committee pursuing expanded effort to secure a hospital, health care ·services and a hos- · emergency room f act·1Hy · or pita! and emergency room for urgent care facility for the · "a county •s res1'd e.nts, _accord.-ng · . the coun tY are pursumg t' c c · . num ber o t avenues or emer- to . ounty omm.iss1oner · M' k . D d h gency room an ot er sertc avenport, who heads V ·,·ces " 1 h care • 1·nc.ludt'ng ano th er · up the county ·s h. eat application for i_ncreased committee. Now. only the forMedicare and Medicaid rein- profit Holzer Clinic . offers bursement. · · urgent care services in the coui1ty, and no emergency room' or inpatie·m medical ser .. vices are available. since the closing of Veteran s Memorial Hosp\1{)1. . The coL_mty _has _three times been deme d 1und mg throug h . the Fairly Qualified Health Care program al the federal level, although its application· for a FQ _ HC designation was curilmissioner approved. Mtck Davenport, . who leads the county's health care committee ·seeki~g assistance in Prayers for elected officials, U.S. cabinet members, members of ' the armed forces and others in public service were offered during Meigs County's National Day of Prayer observance at the Meigs County Courthouse. Mike Gerlach, pictured wi_th Pastor Michael Foreman of Rejoicing · Life Church, was one of several . lay people who joined community pastors in offering prayers at the public ceremony at mid-day yesterday. Special music was also included in the prayer service, in'cluding performances by Katie · Reed, the Eastern High School Bell Choir, 'Mid-Valley Christian · School choir, Jamie Humphrey, and Paul Briles. Yesterday's community service on the court. house steps was just one of ·~­ several events coordiri!'ited by a . local committee to inark the observance. Volunteers 'have read the Bible at Pomeroy's Riverfront Amphitheater, circled the courthouse in prayer, hosted local officials at a prayer breakfast and, last night, enjoyed a concert of prayer at Ash Street Church in Midd leport. . B~an establishing a new E.R. and . Ohio Primary . Care hospital . said Thursday the 1\ssociation to determine if county may consider . a the county should pursue "FQHC loo!.-alil).e" upplicu- another applicaliun through , tion through lhe federal gov- the FQHC .program orlry_for e_r_nment. Such an application. a· lo· 0· k-alt'ke des 1· •n'alt' on . 1! approved, would allow for - Pending Je 2 islalion e which the higher Medicare and ~ Medicaid reimbursements of would reduce malpractice a FQHC facility, but would ri sks for FQHC loo_k-alike not provide grant funds for faci_liiies could also affect the operation that a fully-funded direction the county takes as it FQHC facility would receive. pursues increased health care Davenport said the county 's services, Davenport said. committee will -meet with the Please see Options. AS · FEMA money for partia.I -.London Pool repair Bv BETH SERGENT . the pool because of what BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM FEMA called "existing cracks." "They pretty flat welllold us SYRACUSE - At last they weren't going to do that," night's meeting of Syracuse Buckley _· said about FEMA Village CounciL Councilman repairing the concrete decking · 'Kenny Buckley announced th · · d f 11 · that officials from the Federal at IS m anger 0 ·co apsmg according to Syracuse Village Emergency . . Management Engineer Ti"m Linn. Agency have recently led him Buckley estimated lhat 40 to believe that FEMA will pay percent of the decking needs to repair lhe London Pool that . replaced and would · cost suffered damage during the ap· proximately $IS,OOO for September 2004 tlood. Buckley stated that FEMA rem_oval and replacement of will repair and seal the inside of the existing concrete decking -the pool but will not repair the and back fill. concrete decking that surrounds Please see FEMA. AS . J. Reed/phO!Oi . WEAmER · 2002 Ford Ranger XLT Edge, Ext Cab 21,000 miles .......................................................................... S10,900 2002 Chevrolet Silverado LS Regular Cab, lWB, VB, auto, air, 22,000 miles ...........................................:... :... $ 13,800 2001 Ford F150-Regular Cab, SWB, VB, auto, ~ir, CD ..,.............................................:..........................:$ 12,600 1998 Fod F150 IXLT. Ext cab, V6, auto, air, . 52,000 miles .............................................................................. $9,950 1997 Chevrolet Silverado 'Regular cab SWB, 4x4, VB, Auto, Air, CD ...................................................................:.................... ,... $9,999 2003 Dodge Durango VB, auto, air, 4x4 only 33,oop miles ........................:.......................................S12,880 ' . 310 East Main St. Pomeroy,OH Beth Ser&enl/photo ·This week has been declared Goodwill Industries week in Middleport by Mayor Sandy lannarelli. The store, which was visited by Goodwill Industries of Southern Ohio Executive Director Lenore M. Mason, iS hosting an open house with refreshments for customers provided by local sponsors. Mason (right) joined Middleport Goodwill Industries employees (from right) Frances Thomas, "Manager Kathy Fife (~olding · lannarelli's proclar)lation) and Bertha _Miller. Goodwill Industries ·week in Middleport INDEX 2 . 1\\\\\.lll)<ia ilpt•ntitu·l.nun Used·Trucks .I USED -CARS . Bv BRIAN .J. REED BREEO@MYDAILYSENTINEL;CoM National Day_of Prayer - 2005 Buick LeSabre · · . Well Equipped. All Power~ I'I{(IIA' , 1\1.\\' l1, :! oo:; Commissioners pursuing more.health care options ·· SPORTS 2005 Silverado Ext. Cab 4kk4 ·· SECiloNs ~ Calendars · Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials · Faith• Values Movies NASCAR Obituaries Sports 'weather · BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM 16 .PAGFS A3 B4-6 B7 Middleport woman to ·be inducted into Ohio Hall of Fame · BY CHARLENE HOEFLIC.H HOEFliCH®MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · sp_otlight senior citii\3 ·zens' lifelong A4 POMEROY - Mary Lou achievemen.t Hawkins of Middleport has and contribuA6-7 .been selected as one of 13 'tions to others, As Ohio senior citizens to be ' for the roles they play in B2 inducted into the 2Q05 Ohio Senior Citizens Hall of Fame Mary Lou their commuAs on Tuesday. M~y I0, at the Hawkins nities, for the Statehous~ Atrium in positive image BSection Columbus. , of aging they project and for A2 Emphasis of the ·Hall of . what they do to· promote pro·© zoos Ohlo ,V altey Publi•hlng Co. Fame established in 1977 _is to ductive and el\ioyable lives. ' . MIDDlEPORT - Mayor Sandy lannarelli declared May I -7 Goodwill industries Week in Middleport. Consideration is also given to lannarelli signed a proclaany unusual field.of endeavor mation delivered by and/or overcoming a major Councilman Steve Ho.uchins difficulty in life . stating that the "The people The inductees are described of this community value hard by ·Joan W. lawrence, director work and support of the indiof the . Ohio Department of viduals to provide for themAging, as "a group of men and selves and their families , and . women who personify tl)e some members of our comspirit and civic pride 9f Ohio's mimity requiring additional seniors through their charita- services and help to aid them in accomplishing .that goal ble service and volunteerism:" receive assi-stance form Goodwill Industries." Please see Hawkins, ,fiS .Compassionate care w th Holzer Hospice. . "Do Co! Tiling. beiiWef.•, HOURS: • 9-6 Monday • Friday; 94Saturday Piuse see Goodwill. A5 most... name is John Grow and I am. 90 years old.· I was diagnosed 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 beyond. Not only are they here for me, but also for my wife and family. I al1! so glad my doctor refe"ed me early into the Hospice program so I can hGI!€ good quality of life. Thank you to my doctor, and thank you to Holzer Hospice. " ' . ' "We'tl S. Thtfe." · In fact the Middleport Goodwill store employs two full time employees, one part time employee and is a site_ for community workers from· Jobs ami FamilyS~;rvices . Goodwill Industries of Southern Ohio Executive Director Lenore M. Mason 'is pleased with the perfomtance of the Middleport store. , "We're happy we've been able to .hire people wilh disabilities ~d help lhe ·community work situation while pro- · viding quality. recycled gOods at low costs," Mason said. "We are fulfilling our mission." Goodwill Industries mis- Serving Gallia, Jackson, ft'eigs and Surrounding Counties Toll-Free 1.800.500.4850 • In Gallia - 740.446.5074 ·' �. • ' . PageA2 . NATION. · The Daily Sentinel Ins~rget,1ts Friday, May 6, 2005 target Iraqi security .forces in Baghdad attacks BAGHDAD. Iraq tAPI center tn the northern Insllfgenh killed at Kurdish citv of lrbil killed least 22 -people in thre~ ' 60 iraqi' and wounded separate attack> targeting 150. . Iraqi >ec urity force' in The attad;s are pm1 of Baghdad on ThuNlav. an e>calation of ,·iolence indudine one . 11\' a man a im ~d al . destabilizi~ who ~le~v himself up while Iraq s new demiJCratiL' govwaiting in line mihide an ernment. which held i" Cabinet meet in\! army recruitment • ..:enter. first police said. 'Thmsdav. The in s urgent~ · A · similar attack ot'ten t<;rget Iraqi serurity Wednesday by a suicide ·forces. which are beinu bomber standing in line recruited and trained by outside a polic~ r~cruitmcnt the U.S.-kd ·coalition as --;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::==·===:::; • part of i" eventual exit ,trategv. A ·car bon1b exploded near a police patrol in 1\losul. 225 miles north\\est of Baghdad. killing four policemen and wounding fiw. said police Brig. Wathiq Mohammed Taher and the U.S. militarv. · U.S. forc es · searched a hospital. itf central Iraq last week tor suspected · terror'is" after receiving a tip. but none was found. the m iIi tary said Thursday. It \'ould not s<ly if troops were looking Jor militant leader Abtt Musab . alz,u~pwi at the ho, pital in Ramadi. A U.S. defense onicial. speaking on condition of anonyniit y. said U.S. offi<:ials had been . aletted to "possible ten·oris.t activitie' related to" a!Zarqawi "in and around·· the hospitaL official. Another U.S Pentagon spokesman Bryim Whitman. said it would be inappropriate to say publiCly whether U.S. oflicials man m Iraq. and · he is tied to many bombings and kidnappings since Saddam Hussein . was driven from power in 2003. Prime Minister Ibrahim ai-Jaafari had hoped to draw . support away from the insurgency . by inclu(ling in' his Cabinet members of the di.saffected Sunni Arab · minority. which doniinate~ under Saddam. But mem- · bers of hi s Shiite-dorninated . alliance have blocked candidates w.ith links to . Saddam 's regime, which ' brutally repressed Shiites and Kurds. ' Al-Jaafari· s· 37-member APPhoto Cabinet includes just four Three Iraqi soldiers and an unidentified Ame.rican soldier. sec" Sunni ministers in relativeond from right. storm a house outside the city of Baqouba .. 57 ly minor posts. Months · Baghdad. US an'd Iraqi soldiers after the Jan. 30 parlia· km (35 miles) northeast of searched a palm grove where they suspected insurgents were mentary electi(/nS. bickering hiding with weapons. continued over two deputy Al-Zarqawi. leader of the prime minister slots and believe al-Zarqawi is ill or injured betause that .infor- country's mosl feared ter- .· tive portfolios _.that are in mat ion cou ld complicate rorist group, al-Qaida •· in temporary · hands, intluding efforts to capture him. Iraq .. is the most-wanted defense. PageAj _The Daily Sentinel Old fashioned 'belling' to take place at I .angSville post office STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAI LYSENTINE L. COM LANGSVILLE The Langsville and Rutland post offices have combined force$ ·to host a Love Stamp event to be held from 8 a.m. to I I a.m. ~n Saturday at the Langsville post office. · To coincide with the Love Stamp's theme of "Love is in the Air." prematilre bellings ·and jumpings over the broom · will be performed for prospective bride Sara !hie. 23. · of Ruthlnq who will marry Josh Will, · 23 of Chester on June 23 al the make '" nuu:h l)Oi'e as po"iRutland Church of God . bte on a coupk 's weddinQ Ihie along "ith .her mother night. Any available item wa~ Jane selected the Lo,·e Stamp put int(l s~rvice to , make for the wedding announce- no~>e: po[s and pans. tongs. ments at the Lang svi lle post · shotguns. and the like. The office and ,will · mail the traditional wa\' to end the announcements at the rauCOlb sere1iade ' \\a-. to Rutland post office. · "sho \\· the bride:· or to in vite The public i·s invited to the re,·eiers it1to the house for attend the festi\ ·i ties on refre~hmc.·nt ~'Sa.turday and are encourRe fre s hm~ nts " ·iII be aged to brin2 their cow bell sen·ed during the Love to' celebrate· the upl'Oming Stamp ~\ ·enl and Rutland weddmg. Postmaster Ma r~ aret The Appalachian tradition Edwards will help. hosr .the of. belling began when local event along with Langs\ ille townsfolk would gather and Po,tmaster Jimmie Hobbs. . - Public meetings Friday. May 6 the evening progresses. Momiug (7 a.m.-Noml) Ovemight ( 1-6 a.m.) It looks like a clmtdv morn Temperatures will fall from ing. Temper~ttureS \\:ill rise 49 to today 's low of 42 by 6 from 48 to 60 bv late thi s a.m .. Skies will be mostlv morning. ·winds ·will be 5 clear with 5 MPH winds from MPH from the southeast. the north turning fro'm the Aftemoon (1-6 p.m.) northeast as the overnight proTemperat.ures will hold gresses. ; teady around 64 ·with today\ high ol' 66 occurring around 5 Saturday, May 7 Moming (7 a.m.-Noon) p.m.. Skies wln be mt>stly sunnytto cloudy with 5 MPH · Temperatures will climb from winds from the southeast turn- 41 to 64 by late thi s morning . ing from the northeast as the Skies will be mostly sunny with 5 MPH winds from the afternoon progresses. EPe11i11g (7 p.m.-Midllig/11) northeast turning from the east Temperatures will drop from as the morning. progresses. 65 early this evening to 51. Aftemoon (1·6 P-111.) Skies will be mostly clear with Temperatures will linger ~t 5 MPH ~inds from the north- 69. Skies will be mostly sunny east turning from the north as with calm. be til~ 'pcaker am! there ,\ill bt• SaturdaY. !\Ia,· 7 REEDSVILLE -·. OtH !'-r~''l.:~ial ~in!!in~ ~ach e\edin~ . TL>wnship . Tru'tc~'· 6:)0 p.m .. town,hip gamge. Tuesdal'.l\lal' 10 POMEROy' - 'Bedford SaturdaY. '\Ia\' 7 Township Trustee,. 7 p.m.. · POi\IEROY --· Th~ pubic tlie town halt. i' in,·itcd to 'ie" the pl·nn.l Wednesdav. i\lay ll Je turation ~ at · l\te i~~ Hi£:h POMEROY -· Th~· Mei~s School from6 to 7 p~m. Countv Board of H~alth will · meet <it 5 p.m . in the conference room of the Health Department. . Saturda\·, '\Ia\· 7 TCPPERS PLAI'.:S Hate! Barnhill will h~ 90 on Ma\' 7. Card' n{av be ,e·nt to Monda). May 9 her. at -P. 0. Box 'n. Tupper' LONG BOTTOM Plains. Ohio -15 7~3 : Revi,·a! 'erYices will be .held at Tuesda\·, !\laY 17 7 p.t)l. through May 13 at the POMEROY· - Char!e, E. Local Stocks ACI AEPAkzo Ashland 47.51 35.52 41.75 Inc. - 67.20 AT&T - 19.05 BLI - 11.12 Bob Evans - 21.73 BorgWarner - 49.94 Champion - 3.92 Charming Shops . 7.44 . City Holding - 33.05 Col - 46.49 DG -20.87 DuPont · - 48.21 Federal Mogul -· .51 USB - 28.75 Gannett - 77.35 General Electric 33.85 'GKNLY - 4.55 Harley Davidson . 48.62 JPM - . 35.90 Kroger 16.30 Ltd. 21.71 NSC - 32.05 Oak Hill Financial 30.50 OVB - 33.75 BBT - 40.25 Peoples - 26.55 Pepsico --.- 56.44 Premier · - · 10.20 Rockwell. - 47.91 Rocky Boots 29.06 RD Shell - 59.53 . SBC - 23.68 ' Wai-Mart - 48.57 Wendy's - 44.89 .· Worthington - 16.43 Dally stock reports . are the 4 p.m. closIng quotes of the previous day's transactions, provided by Smith Partners at Advest Inc. of Gallipolis. Powell's FOODFAIR ~·Prescription ~ Oxygen Tilt Lmlt CDifiP'III}' 10'1/11 !Itt 700 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio· 740-992·5252 www.foodfairmk.com . BIG St ,..·Jr r PRESCRIPTION OXYGEN THE AREA'S ONLY AUTHORIZED ' HELlOS PROVIDER. · (740) 441-0202 Specializing in: ·.v Bankruptcy v Divorce v Charge Off'40 Woochnd Center Compl.. t/ And MORE!! 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Waxing 1 • • .\~"'fO'.~ fn>m PI"" O(r'l<.e¥ Open Mnn • Thun tUO-S p:m (740) 446-7619 {740) 446-2933 Hours: · M-F tO..m-tlose •• • , ' Danielle . who h<~> been the recipielll of '~'cnt! academic award' and hom>r' during her college· career. i' otre of .+7 student' in Ohio to be named to the 2005 · All-USA Comnumity and Junior College Acade thic Team . She will begin her pediatric nursing C<lreer at Children's Hospital in Columbus. She is the ~rimddaughter of Don and Carolyn Thomas of Pomeroy and Linda Rapp of Racine. Meigs County native graduates Local store donates Beerman Bears to O'Bleness : ATHENS - Thanks to the .ing · the communtttes we :Athens area Elder-Beerman serve,'' said Ru's Tilton. in the Athens Elder-Beerman store - store, located · University Mall, 36 exclu- manager. "The Beerman Bear sive, .white TY Beanie bears program is made possible by with angel wings have been the Elder-Beerman shoppers to O'Bieness who purchased special items donated - Memorial HospitaL sold tn the store s whose pro: The 14" plush angel bears ceeds financed this project." : are to be given to children who Wanda Llewellyn. supervi are being treated or admitted at sor of O' Bieness'· volunteer O'Bleness and are designed to resources department. said give comfort to children in the the hospital is appreciative or . hospital )>y sending a hug to charitable gifts such as the - those who need it Beerman Bears. · · : "Eider-Beerman Stores The volunteer resources : strongly believe in suppon- department at O'Bleness has ; DEAR ABBY: I have been 'married to "Andrew" for four :years. It's my second mar. riage and his third . Two . months after ou·r wedding, . : Andrew was diagnosed with o~ar colon cancer. I· stood by· his Abby .. _side and supponed him ev~n : though his family did not -h.elp me. : Andrew was in remtsston : for three years. during Which : he was abusive physically. their sakes. not to mention mentally and emotionally. I your own. wanted to take children DE R AB h b A BY: I ave een : and leave - but six months in a new clerical job for only :ago he was diagnosed with ~ k 1 1 f - liver ~ancer. I couldn't leave a ew wee s. type 3 ot 0 handwritten drafts for my him alone at a time like that: computer-illiterate boss . : so I decided to stay. While typing. 1 have noticed · Since then , Andrew has that th'e grammar he uses for twice threatened to kill hirn' in-house correspondence is : self and take me with ·him. Jess than stellar. I correct :I'm scared, but I'm afraid to small mistakes where nece~­ : leave him alone because he is sary. but I'm uncomfortable · my husband. He wants noth- with changing sentence structure or reshaping paragraphs. ing to do with counseling. During one ofhis appoint- although my boss's writing ments, I learned that he had could benefit from it. If 1 : hepatitis and didn' t tell me. (I could edit as 1 please. his c,pr: have since had myself and lhe respondence would be more - children checked, and we are concise and easier to read. Should I bother to correct : fine.) I no longer trust Andrew, and I'm afraid to his mi stake s. aside from sleep at night. My children spelling and verb tense? The now live with .my mother. public doesn ' t see any of this. - who is not far away. He has and everyone here is already : done many other t)lings to aware of his writing style. : make me not trust him any What will make him look · longer. His family is no help. worse - poor grammar. or a i'nexpficable Should I stay and continue to sudden. be supportive? Please help improvement that seemed to me. - EXHAUSTED AND arrive with his new secretarv'' ·· SLEEPLESS IN LA · What will make me look DEAR EXHAUSTED: worse- Iening this slide. or : Schedule an appoimment appearing uppily? - with your husband's doctor Also, if I should be reworkand tell him or her what you ing his drafts. how should I have told me . Other armnge- broach the subject of asking ments should be made for hi§ pennission to do so'1 He's care. He appears to be mental- very ·casual as far as bosses Iy unbalanced, and he could go, but I don't want to cause attempt to carry out his threat.. embarrassment by pointing : Unless you are willinglo risk out that I have stronger writ: your children being left with ing skills. - GRAMMATIno mother. you will do this for CALLY CORRECT IN my WELCOMES ~ Other events POYIEROY - Dan and Fonda Thomas of /\>h,·ille. formerly of Pomeroy. will host a. grad ua tion reception ror their daughter. Danicllc . · Marie. from 2 to 4 p.m: on Sunday m the Bethany Building of Trinity Congregationa l Church in Pomeroy. The Thomas's are honoring their daughter 'On her gntduation from the Uni,·ersitv of Rio Grande/Holzer Scho;l of Submitted 16" 1 ~ • Blake, lee. lun~time re,iden·t of Pnrnero\ . "ill obserYe his 9:ith binhday on May 17 . C'aflh ma' be 'ent to him at tl)e hL•me of hi s daughter. Jennifer Butcher. J~OO West Ridge\\ ood Pri\e. Rockport. Ind. -176)5. . . .Clubs and organizations . Saturday, l\lay 7 HARRISO:-.IVILLE Harri,on' itle Lod~e -It I. 7:30 p.m .. at h,alt. Refreshments. Thursday, May 12 ,POMEROY - Alpha Iota ~1a stcr s will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the St. Paul Lutheran Church. Hoste sses will be Clarice Krautter. Charlotte Elberfeld. and Norma Custer. ·Gra~uation reception planned been given ne\V items by loca l organizations imd individuals.- such as baseball cards. matchbox · cars, chi ldren\ magazine subscriptions. rattles and other items to add to the childretJ's toy fund cabinet. Llewellyn 'aid. "All gifts are much appreciated bv the staff. visitors. patients and recipients ." Anyone interested tn donating new items or money should call Susan Kozak a1 (740! 592-9270 to make arrangements to meet future needs. • Wife stays by sick husband's side despite threats and abuse • Wheelchairs • Diapers ~ •I. ''' ••• Employees, Independent Contractors. Vendors and their immediate family not eligible. r~t~l~ ~~~~;111~,~~~ 6:~i~~~h\\::: ~~ 2005 ·. ·Community Calendar Nur~ing. T s Friday, May 6, . • I • PENNSYLVANIA DEAR GRAMMATICALLY CORRECT: 1 see nothing uppity or embarrassing in say in g to an employer that Engli sh grammar is your strong suit and asking if he would mind if you rework hi s correspondence - as long as he reviews any draft before it · is sent out. Busses usuallv value employees who make them look better than thev actually are. . DEAR ABBY: Would you please give me your defmi tiun or maturity" ihank you in ad.vance_ - WONDERING IN WOODBURY DEAR WONDERING: Maturity is the ability to control our impulses. to · think . beyond the tpoment, and consider.how our words and our actions will affect ourselves and others before we act. Dear Abby is writtell by Abigail Van Burell, also k11own as }ean11e Phillips, and was founded by her mother, Pauline Phillips. · Write Dear Abby at 1\'WW.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los A11geles, CA 90069. POMEROY Meigs County nat ive Mary Bahr . graduated from Southern State Commu ni~y College' s Licen sed Practical Nursi ng program recently. While attending Southern State, whose centr~l campus is located in Hillsboro. Bahr was inducted into the colle ge's honor soc ie ty. Phi Theta Kappa. Her academic achievements including making the presidem·s li st for the winter 2005 tenn. She resides . in Hill sboro with her husband. Roger but pJans to relocate to Meigs County where >he will pursue. her nursing career. Danlelle Marte Thomas Keeping Meigs County informed The Daily Sentinel .- .., 992-2155 ••Lane · FUR.'~iSH.r>, ':;S • •. HOME sale$ ' tI n Sunday's paper. the pictures \H're inad\cnenlh "'wi1ched We Jpologizc: for an~- in<:on\'cmt."ncd ••Lane ~URI">JI}I-' INGS • • >-0 1"1E "Hancock" Double reclining sofa, · double. reclining Joveseat & matching rocker recliner • Home Oxygen • Portable Oxygen • Nebulizers • Electric Beds • W hftlchair.s • Di.apt'rs • Chux • Medicare/Medicaid We do the billing locally Locally owned. ne care about·you! 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis 740-446-0007 Toll Fne 117-669-0007 """"""' Subscribe today rmd1ee .. Double Reclining Sectional Weber Portabl Propane Grill with Carrying Case free with this sectional purchase ; · PLU i.IZ 42123 State Route 7 • Tupp~rs Plains, OH ltW: .1-800-200.,;4005 or (740)·667-7388 · Hours: Mond•l· - Thund•y 'J-5; Frid•y 9-6; Soturd•y 9-1; CloS.d Sunday ... �• .. OPINION The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio cclchritv-dri\'en www.mydailysentinel.com . Jim Freeland Publisher Judgment Day. Few of us are ce lebrit ies ourselws but whert we hear of lhe rich and fainous dying it makes us aware of our own mortality. · h isn :t death so much that -terriftes u,. It is the prospect qf dying. If we could . take leave of this wmld like musicians Lawretice We"lk and Bing Crosby did. that might be Congress shall make no /all' respecting a11 estab/isllmmt of religion, or prohibitirrg the free exercise thereof; tH abridging the Jre~dom of speeclt, or of the press; or the riglrt oJ. t~e people peaceably to assemble, and to petttwn the Go11ernment for a redress o.fgriellatttes. some com fort. Not e\erybody would have wanted to· change places with Welk in his lifetime. Havin2 to listen to Norma Zimmer and all that sweet Champagne Music week after week isn' t every. body's glass of bubbly. But if Welk's way of living wouldn't have appealed .to everybody. his way of dying \vould be \vhat we all would choose if we had the chance (anJ we may have the chance .. as you will see later -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution READERS' VIEWS Liberals ' Rethink role models George Plagenz if you keep reading). Welk died in 1992 at t~e age of 89. "He had a lovely, long, full life." said a member of his family circle. "He was not in any pain before he died. He just went to sleep. We are grateful ~e didn't suffer. " It is the gradual failure of one's powers of mind and body and the prospect of that :'vista of bonles on the table next to the sickbed" that terrifies us. Some- but only a fewseem to be spared this. Welk , was one. Crosby was another. He didn't live as long as Welk (he was in his 70s. which many of us would say is long efiough) but he too went quickly and without suffering. And he died while doing sori1ething he enjoyed: He was playing golf What many would consid- 2005 ·Obituaries Phebe Roberts Catholic Bible translator. ment again~tthe existence of told of a friend of his, an a GoJ w.ho is both omnipo- Ardtbishop Goodier. who tent and loving is the terrible said that people ought to suffering so many must go pray for the kind nf death thrciueh before dving, most that appealed to them. It was s,urprising. the arch· . of theln elderly. · " Ministers , have tried bi,hop told Knox, how often valiantly to deol wi th that. you . found that particular They preach .sermo ns on prayer granted. Did it work in 'Archbishop "The Value of Suffering" and related themes. not Goodier's case'' Apparently much of it very convinci11g it did - that is. if the archwhen you are watching a bi·shop prayed for a sudden loved one die or when you •death. (Not everyone prays yourself are the one -with the for that. however. There is bottles on the table next to an old litany in· the church that eoes. "From sudden the sickbed .. It' s not that any of us ' death: good Lord, deliver hopes to cheat tieath at the us.'') A priest. says Knox. went last moment. But we have a right to wonder why our exit to call on Goodier one day, from thi s · world must be and the archbishop, in fine accompanied by sometimes · fenle saw him off at the Ut\bearable suffering. It door' when . the visit was would be nice tb knO\v we· ·ov.er. A few minutes later he can - like Lawrence Welk was found dead in his quar- avoid the ag9ny of dying ters . As Goodier would have even if we cannot avoid said. life (and death) is in death. 0 Can we do that Do we God's hands. but we can still have anything to say about appeal to God to grant us a the manner ot our own "happy issue" out of our Earthly existence. death"' · Most ·of LIS would be (George Plager~ z is an inclined to say no. But the · ordai11ed minister and veter.late Monsignor Ronald an ne,wsman ·'based in Knox of . England. the Co/uml>us.) er the most persuasive argu- In Rainlt:~r. among other.s. It was a \'eritable rush to Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor . ~ulture. rapid sticcession. we learned of the demise of Johnnie Cochran. Terri Schiavo. Pope John Paul II and Prin<:e Ohi.o Valley Publishing Co. . Friday, May 6, 2005 . Death h'" been havin2 a btl')' time lately in our (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 . Friday, May 6, The great equalizer The Daily Sentinel . · PageA4 www.mydailysentinel.com ·Local·Briefs Roads to close RACINE - Phebe Ann Roberts. 7.l of Racine. pa>'~d I ALFRED - Orange To\\ n'hip Trth1ee> " ill dtbe Duugla> away on Thursday. May 5. 2005. at St. Mary's Hospital in , RomJ ( l~.J.J5) lrc>lll Bedford Town,hip tu Spencer Ruad tTHuntington. W Ya. I .J.J3J and Spencer Road. umillunhcr noure.'beginnin g May \1. She was bom Dec. I. 1931. in El Paso. Tex.. and was rai,ed fur ,>lip r~pair> on Kcehaugh-Follrod Road. in Gallipolis, She was the daughter of the lille Otis and Phebe DeWitt Pitchford. She was a house wife. and an 'avid fanner for many · y~ars. She owned. and operat,d the Rae in~ Food Mar~et and assisted her son at Five Points Marathon . Phebe MIDDLEPORT -Middleport Village Councilman . Jeft' . was ~ ! so a foster parent and a teacher's aide . . j Peckham is a candidate for ekction ·in Novetnber. as a . "Surviving are her children: Randall L Roberts and his wife, Democrat. The Daily -Sentinel incorrectly reported earlier this. ' Audrey, of Portsmoutf1. Judi Vitale and her husband. Fred. of week that Peckham chose not to seek election. Atlanta, Ga.. and Michael Roberts and his wife. Rhonda. of Racine: a sister, Janet Ritchie and her husbaotl. ,B. of Jacksonville, Aa.; grandchildren: Tamara. Bryan. Niki. MichaeL Tyler. Joey. and Weston: great grandchildren. Jahmir and Avery: SYRACUSE- Southern Girl Scout Junior Troop I 204 will a special friend, Loyal "Joe" Holman of Racine: a sister-in,!aw, be at Syracuse Community Center from 10 a.m. until . noon on Brenda Morgan and ·her husband. Dan. of Rio Grande. Besides her ·parents. she was preceded in death by her hus- Saturday for those who wish to donate aluminum cuns to the' . band of 40 years. Rober) L ·'Bob" Roberts. and her best troop's can drive benefiting the cemer. Those with cans to donate mav also call 992-2668 to mak~ friend, Betty Theiss. . . arrangements. Services will be held at6)0 p.m. on Saturday. May 7, 2005. at .Letart . Falls · Cemetery Chapel in Letart Falls . with Rev. Larry Fisher ofliciating. Burial will follow at Letart Falls · Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday at the MARIETTA- The. Distrkt 18 Ohio Public Work s Round cemetery, and may express condolences online at 19 Execlttive Cort:~mittee wiflmeet at I 0 a.m . on May 26 at the roush I us2000@yahoo.com. Holiday Inn in Marieua to revise the Round 20 evaluation criteria prior to submission to the intergrating committee for approvaL The lntergrating Commiuee will meet at II :30 a.m. on May NEW HAYEN. W. Ya. - Dorothy Russell Dawson. 79 of 26 at the Holiday Inn to appoint Integrating Committee memNew Haven, W.Va .. passed away Thursday May 5. 2005. at bers to the Executive Committee, appoint Small Government Comminee members, appoint officers and approve Round 20 Pleasant Valley Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. She was a 1943 graduate of Wahama High School and a for- evaluation criteria. Immediately following, the Di strict 18 Executive and ,mer employee ' of Central Operating Company. She also worked as oftlce manager at the former KatT & VanZandt Small Government Comminees will meet to elect· officers for · Oldsmobile-Cadillac dealership. She retired from · the Jim Round 20. Questions should be directed to Brent Smith at 374-94J6. Cobb auto dealership in 1987. She was a Christian and former member of the Rejoicing Life Church, where she served as · church treasurer for a number of years: At the iime of her death, she was ·a member of the New Haven United Methodist Church. TUPPERS PLAINS - A Mother's Day dinner will be She was born August 23, 1925 in West Columbia, W.Va., served at the Tuppers Plains firehouse Sunday. Serving will daughter of the late Lawrence Russell and the late Helen begin at II a.m. Dmners wtllmclude barbecue chtcken or nhs , Francis Stewan. _ baked beans, slaw and a beverage for $6. Homemade pie and In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her cake wi II be extra. husband Burrell B. Dawson , in 200 I; her step-father Raymond "Bud" Stewart, special .cousin Margie Hoffman Nesbit!. and brother-in-law Phillip "Flip'' Werry. · She is survived by her son and daughter-in-law. JetTrey A. SYRACUSE - . The Syracuse Fire Depat'lment will hold a and Janet Lee Russell of Mason; W.Va.: grandson. Jetfrey basket bingo . Thursday at the Middleport American Legion Ryan Russell of Mason; granddaughter, Katie Lee Russell of hall. Doors open ·at 5 p.m. ; games begin at 6 p.m. · Mason; six half-brothhs, Jame s Stewart of Chester, Ralph Stewart of Mason, Lawrence E. Russell of Mason. Joseph L Russell of Wichita, Kans ., Robert" L. Russell of Lorain, and Ronald W. Russell of Lorain ; five half·sisters, Karen Stewart Werry of Chester, Josephine VanMeter of Warien Carolyn Sue POMEROY -· Kindergarten regi"strations at the Meigs ·Roush of Cocoa Beach, Fla. , Dmuia Schwartz of Point Elementary School are being taken now and will continue Pleasant, W. Ya., and Patty Knapp of Elyria; her stepmother. until June 8. Beatrice Russell of West Columbia: ,and many nieces. nephews and friends. _ Funeral services will be I p.m. Saturda.y, May 7, 2005 at Anderson Funeral Home in New Haven. with R,ev. Dennis ATHENS- A Region 14 Youth Council meeting will be Saunders and Pastor Lawrence Foreman officiating. Burial held on May 16, .9 a.m;, ·at the Athens County Department of will follow in Lone Oak Cemetery in Point Pleasant. Visiting Job and Family Services on State Route 13 in Chauncey. ' hours will be from 6 to 9 p.m. on Friday at the funeral home. Visit the guest register at www.andersonllt.com, tion, :the county would first· . open ·a community health and year and supplies to clinic which would serve all school children. re sidents of the county, from Page A1 She is a person who regardless of insurance covemphasizes her abilities, not from Page A1 applicatidn round erage or income with family her disabilities. Several forThenext FHQC funding is next medical practice and urgent she lost both of her years ago Mary Lou, who was nomi- legs. Since then she has month. There 'is no applica- care services. An inpatient . nated for the awan1 by Diana tion schedule for the . look- hospital with emergency become a diabetic and is on room services would then Coate\, director of the alike application. numerous medications. She follow under the plan. Retired Senior Volunteer ·can no longer drive but that If a FQHC grant · is Commissioners' would conProgram (RSVP) 'at the doesn't stop her from getting received. the county could sider construction of a new Meigs Senior Center, is the· around. She seldom . uses a receive up to $600,000 for facility through a bond issue, only senior in the group cane. She is currently recu- operations. If a look-alike being recognized from perating ' from a broken arm application is pursued. if necessary to attract a hospital operation to the county. Southeast Ohio. instead. those funds shoulder injury. Nothing have to be made up would Davenport said. and such a else· In the years since the Hall and seems to .stop her from doing· of Fame was founded, of the what she says she enjoys where. but county commis- project may be neces sary, 300 individuals inducted, she most "making people happy." sioners could consider a sales since. the YMH building is tax increase or other grant now shadowed by the Holzer is only the -~econd one to One of her most recent pro- sources to make up the differ- Meigs C!tnic, which would come from Meigs County. In jects was making quilts for · I>kely complete against 1984 Charles Blakeslee was each staff member at the ence. Davenport said. Under its ,FQHA applica- another health care facility. selected for the . honor. senior center - "a way to Blakeslee who is ·now in his show my appreciation of, 90s resides in Rockport, Ind. them," she satd. , organizations. with his daughter, . Jennifer ·The Middleport store has radiates "Mary · Lou Butcher, and continues his warmth anq compassion in been open since August of service to others through that all that she do'es . She is last year and in her proclamafrom PageA1 community. ·always concerned about other tion latlnarelli urged all citiIn her nomination, .Coates people, and goes above · and to support Goodwill cited the many things which · beyond in any project she's sion statement is to enhance zens Industrie s in recognition of .Mary Lou does to l)righten working on," ~aid. Coates. the quality and dignity of life it's ability to maximize an . the days ·of others. "She "A lot of people might be for individuals. families, and individual's contribution · 10 makes crafts for Ho spice depressed and just give up, communities · on a global self, family· and community. patients on every holiday, she but Mary Lou doesn't feel basis, through the power of Goodwill Industries of makes her famous •fudge for sorrv for herself because she work. by eliminating barriers Middleport continues to give our bake sales. she.- assists has "no legs. She makes the to opportunity for people back · to the community this . with fundraisers -whatever most of each day and tries to with special needs, and by week" with itn open house. celthey might be; she makes lap make the world a little facilitating empowermeni. ebration· sponsored by area · robes and quilts for the elder- brighter for someone who is se lf-help, and service through businesses that have provided ly, she volunteers for the Red In worse shape than she is." dedicated. autonomous local refreshments for shoppers. Cross bloodmobtle, and she helps out at the Center wherever she is needed." Continuing, Coates said "Mary Lou is inspiring to be around; she ·.doesn ' t want recognition . for what she does, she just enjoys keeping busy and doing for others." ~ary Lou is also known for the · hundreds of holiday favors which she makes year Correction Accepting donations · Committees meet Dorothy Dawson Mother's Day dinner set Dear Editor: · I wish to api ne on the Jefferson-Jiickson Dinner (May 2). The Democratic Pmiy has long and quite wrongly feted these two as honorary standard bearers. They actually belong to the other side. Some discusston centered on necessary mtcrnal tmpruvc- . ments. Jackson would have opposed such measures. He is directly in line with the Anti-Federalist Jeffersonian tradition which stresses state's ri ghts anJ opposes internal improvements. in addition to the promotion of industty and tinance. ~ II this in opposition to the Hamiltonian theory of government. . As for Jefferson. I wish that Ms. Brunner. who -spoke :it the recent meeting (or anyone else) would identify for me any common ground Jefferson has with a traditionally liberal Democratic Parry. because I can find none. Is it his maxim that a government which governs least govems best 0 Hardly' He opposed industry. cities. racial equality. _In short. nearly everything for which intelligem liberals have stood. Fellow liberals. it is time for new and proper role models! · jeff Fields Syracuse THESE ARE ·OUR BEST RUNNING SHOES. Tax better spent on health care Kindergarten registration ·Hawkins Dear Editor: Our commissioners asked for input on 911. My qu.es.Jion is what benetits we would receive that our current system can't do? To me, it is a delay for the emergency since you would have to go through two systems to get help. We have really ·dedicated crews, a sheriff who has really made an eft'ort at saving the people mone y and for the first time. commissioners who have worked for the residents'· benetit. The first thing they want 10 do is build a big building. More offices and create another bureaucracy we don't need. I think our biggest problem is no hospitaL We not only .don't have medical care from 9 p.m. to t p.m .. urgent care, we have at least 20 miles to treatment. which is costly by the emergency squad. As a taxpayer. I would be willing "tu vute una one-cent sales tax to try and get our hospital open. Another thing it may . attract: Businesses like AEP plant if we had a hospitaL Again, I am for opening our hospital and against a tax or phone charge for 911. . D.B. Rowlands · Pomeroy The .new pope LETTERS TO THE EO I TOR · Letters to the editor are welcome. They. should be less than 300 words. 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For Similarly, it would be ular its formula for morality, · the foreseeable future. there- wrong for the United States relativism, suffered a severe fore, the world's more than I to assume that its policies b(ow recently wlien the carbillion Catholics will contin- will enjoy the invariable dinals of the Roman ue to be taught that morit! approval of pope Benedict Catholic Church elected relativism is a no-no. That XVI. He is. after all . a William Joseph Ratzinger as their certainly doesn't spell the European, and may underRusher new ·supreme pontiff. · end of relativi sm, 'but · it standably sympathize, pureCatholicism has long been guarantees that the argument ly at a human levi:!, with the regarded by the bien penwill continue in the 21st ceo- efforts of France and his sants of our time as a thor· tury - and probably well native Germany to achieve oughly tiresome spoilsport in ery. But these have been beyond. some counterbalancing the argu ment over how peripheral to such basic Social conservatives, weight to the enormous human beings ought to questions as abortion and , Catholic and otherwise, are · impact of the world's only behave. With the decline of marriage, on wliich its teach- therefore justified in regard· superpower.' In addition, and religious belief, especially ings -have remained invari- ing the election of Pope at a far higher theo)ogical among the elites of the able. Benedict XVJ (Ratzinger) as level, he can be expected to . Western world. it has a victory. But they might be disapprove of war as an Occasionally, observers, . be9ome popular to regard including many Catholics, mistaken to regard this pope. instrument of foreign policy, · moral precepts as subject .to have hoped that the church as, in all respects. an answer , just as John PatH II di\1. constant modifi'cation, would-start thinking outside to their prayers. The Dm'ing the Cold War, the depending upon advances in this box, and acknowledge Catholic tradition has not United States and the scientific knowledge and the that ·"right" and "wrong" are been notably enthusiastic · Catholic Church had a comshifting circumstances of purely relative terms, and about capitalism, re~arding mon · interest in the overeach individual case. This that human conduct can it as dangerously materialis- throw of· Communism that easygoing attitude has made therefore be judged more tic . Noted theologian simply · doesn 't exist in . it possible for each individ- -flexibly. It was thought by Michael Novak, among today 's more complicated ual to _pick and choose the many that Vatican II, the other Catholic thinkers, per- world. rules by whkh he or she is council convened by Pope suaded Pope John Paul II to Still. to the extent that the willing to. live. and to consid- John XXIII in \962, mdicat- reconsider his views on this .2 l"st century is almost sure to erthe result a thoroughly sat· . ed that the church· was mov- · subject. with the result that witness . struggles to the isfactory, albeit strictly, per- ing in this direction , and it the encyclical Centesimus death between America and sonal, standard of morality. seemed possible that subse- Annus, a letter on "tlie ~tate lslamofasc ism on the one The Catholic Church has quent popes would confirm of the working classes. hand and America and begged to differ. It believes, the trend. spoke favorably of capital- Communi~t China on the and asserts, that particular But Pope John Paul U, in ism's creativity and its abili- other, there wi)l be plenty of actions are either right or his long papacy, thoroughly ty to improve the economic occasions for the Catholic wrong, and that committing ' scotched that idea, and in lot of the poor. But there is Church to regard the United an act that is wrong is a Sin electing as his successor no guarantee that his succes- SJates as an indispensable that stains the person's soul Cardinal Ratzinger, whose sor ha' adopted this view.'tit ally - and for America to and has consequences affect- entire job in the Curia least to the same extent. and retumthe compliment. ing its eternal salvation. To (church's central administra- Novak may be obliged to (Wil/i<mr Rusher is a ' be sure. the church has tion) was to defend ortho- promote it all over again Disringuished Fellow of the changed its teachings from doxy on this issue, the before it becqmes a perma- Clarem01it lrtstirute for rhe time to time on such impor- church has clearly and firm- nent part of the church's Srud\' of Staresmctnship a11d tant issues as usury and slav- lY. reiterated its commitment magisterium. Political Philosophy.) '- ••• • Judge rules that 10 siblings may not $tay together ~ICARTHL'R (AI') - Ten The Hil)ards moved around -:hild.ren w ho'c parents are in in Oh i<> anJ Fl<>ritla before prison for sexual a,sault will senlin~ in Vimnn Countv in lllll he adopted by relatives 2003 ." Franklin Cotill l) who , askeJ to take care of Children Sen ices IJad ilwcsthcm. a judge has ruled. ligated th e parent,. but th~ Vinton County Common · fami"!y moved befcJre the ca.sc Pl eas Judge N. Robert Grillo was completed. abo ' ruled" t·hat the paremal Vinton Coun'IV Children ri!!hts of James and Michelle .· Scn· ic~\ took the children Hilyard shou ld be terminated . fro in their parents in 2003 ini "We rec og nize thi s i~ not llally be"c:ause .t he children without costs." Prosecut or were nut going to sc hool. Timothy Gleeson said. "But I After the sexua l as,ault conth ink it ·is a very good thing viction,, the coumy ' petifor each -of the 10 ch ildren. tioned for permanent custody . Each of them will have a far Sledd. who li ves in bener chance to meet their ' Revnoldsbum. and her potential in lives. whatever datigtner. Christine Garvin of that inay be." . Groveport. said they wanted Gleeson said the children to ·raise all I 0 children . Tlwir likely will be adopted by four anorneys argued that the foster familie s. All LO will county qid not try to reunite not be adopted by the same the chi ldren with relatives as family. required by Ohio law. The chi ldren's. gra ndmoth- · Grillo disagreed. snymg er. who had as k~d fo r custody. hi s 95-page Wednesday that Illt: .....ILI>rll disagreed with the ruling. ''These people don't care," did not have a wt the grard· Judy Sledd said . "''The y' re stro ngkeeping them from their fam- mother or the aunt. ily. That's the idea- stealing He noted that while !hey children.·• won 'L be together. mo st of the James Hilyard, 37. and hi s children will be with at ·least" wife. Michelle. 31. were con- one sibling . victed last year of assaulting The children. who range in two of their children. age frb m 2 io 14. are in four lnvesti gato~s arrested the foster homes across southeast• couple after one·childtold her em Ohio. The foster parents foster mother that she had have said they would like to been abusetl. adopt the children in thdr care. FEMA .. from PageA1 Fund-raiser announced Youth Council meeting 911 The Daily Sentinel• Page As Options Buckley stated that the decking did not have to be replaced before . the pool could be repaired by FEMA. No decision was made last · night on if or how the village would pay for the concrete decking repair although council discussed ·finding alternate sources of income for the project so that the pool may eventually reopen. Council also approved bor' rowing a loan of $215,000 at a. fixed interest rate of 4.6 percent from Home National Bank for five 'years· with an amortization of 10 years with no prepayment penalty. The purpose of the loan is for expendi!llres related to "the Water Upgrade Project of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs . Anticipated revenue from water collections will be used for payment. In o.ther council business: • The ' Community · Dev~lo~menr Block Gram apphcauon was . approved wllh the . removal ot . the Marma Dnve ·esttmatc trom Linn Engineering for $37.126.80. • Council approved trans- ferring 56.02 1.03 from the general to the pool fund and then pay adv~nce back to general fund from last year. • Council transferred money from the generai fund to the pool fund 10 pay last year's pool expenses. · • Council said that there 1 d · · d" was a rea y an extsllng or 1nance to keep yard sa les out of the roadside park. • It was announced the Volunteer Svracuse · Firefighters Association will hold a basket bingo at 6 p.m. (doors open at 5 p.m.) on May 12 at the Middleport American Legion. Tickets are $20. · • Mayor Eric Cunningham . announced that. he would be vtsttmg village attorney Carson Crow 10 di sc uss the village's employee Internet and e-mail policy today. The meeting was called into executive session twice. once 10 di sct 1, , pro 11 , ertv matters . 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[ ~lease RS~P 594-6333 or ·1-800-45~·9~ �•• • PageA6 The Daily Sentinel Friday, May 6, Scripture: Acts 2.42-46 Four Marks of a Healthy and Growing Church Jonathan St. Luke paints a picture of Noble an eternal tire burninQ in the hearts of thousands - -~ve ntu ­ all y milltons of people; <t heaven!) fire burning through kingdoms aml empires. through wars and pic Wl1ere the Lord of love famines. through the poverty and peace dwells. l~ere is joy and shame of countless gen- and happine ss in .111 circumerations. stances ... and there is genThi s · hallowed blaze was erostty. whtch explains why sparked by the love of God. e;trly belie,ers "sold their fue led by the Resurrection of pns~ession and helongmgs" Jesus our -Messiah. and and g,tve the proceeds to the entlamed by the Holy Spirit. poor. "as c~ n y h.td need." This ts what Luke recalls in Not only did they show the book of Acts - life 111 the cenume · lov~ and eon cern for Church as She is reborn tn each other and for everyone the light of that firs t Easter around them hy • theu ·gen ~ mom. members of the Body etos it y ,md deed, ot love. of Christ devoting them- they also prayed for nne selves to teaching. fellow- ~mothet and for everyone ~ts ship, the breaking of bread they praised God for all Hi s , and prayer. each of which he nefit~ and blessings constitutes an ~ssential mark A healthy dlld grow tn g for a healthy and growi ng ch urch will pattetn tlself as pansh closely as posstbly after the In an age of apathy and Church described by Luke 111 sptntual lethargy. 11 would do the Book -of Acts And cenwell for us to look at each of tral to this tdeal pattern ts a these elements today. devotion to teaching, l"cllowIn an age nearly forgotten ship. the breaking of bread and m a l,md far from o ur or Holy Communion - and own, our spiritual ancestor,s prayer. ferv ently and "continually" St. Luke paints a vivid picdedi<ated themselves to the ture of a young, vibrant. leachtngs ol the Apoqles healthy and growing Church. because the Apostles knew d picture of our . spiritual Jesus personally. And thes_e ances tors consumed by a believers passiOnately heavenly fire. burning with desired to know their Lord the love of God ... a ptcture and Savior more and more of our heritage as followers deeply each and every day: of Christ. They were one Body wtth Will we today reclaim this many members. as St. Paul heritage'? Is our 'heart a,llune described the Church. and with love of God. one anothaccordingly these Christians er and· the whole wotld' And devoted themselves to one as a church, are we prepared another in fellowship. Luke ·- like the Church of AncienL tells us they were "together Days - to devote ourse lves to and had all things in com- biblical leaching. felluwshtp . mon .. ." Communion and prayer as For these believers world- we .continue our joyful jourly, material possesstons no ney with our Risen Lord and longer meant very much Savior. Jesus Christ'' since they were now Sturing up treasures in heaven ... }11nathan Noble is pastor Instead, each one was more of Trinity Congregational concerned about his or her Church in Pomeroy. He cull brother and sister 111 Chnst. be reached by e-mail atjlloThese early Chnstians blegfrognet. 11et. rejoiced in the Lord's Supper. to which Luke refers tn the (Meig .1 County mmrsters: "breaking of bread," becau se Yor; are inl'ited to .wbmit serthey deeply longed for that monette.l· of an inspirational special communion with nature, 500 to 700 H'ords. for Jesus. For them, this came this Friday ptlge. Ther naturally as "they . received should be t\ped , and delivtheir food ," that is the bread ered. or e-mailed to hoeand wine, flich1@'m,rdaily.lentinel ' om. "with glad hearts, praising All are subject to editing and God and havtng favor with should not deal fl ith contm~ all people." l'ersial issu e.\ 01 <f>t'cifit· And it's worth noting that church doctnne. We want they had favor with all peo- you P· COllin {m t IIJI/.1.) 11 2005 : A Hunger For More It i' .tn.unattn~ thin g th.It the Bdi~ver in Jc,u~ Chnst h,,, an ~~~mal 1 teton to which God h," called hitil. We a\'ail oursd , . ~,of Lh.ll 1 tctory inasmuch as we tn"t God's f<tithfulnc" aml kan on His promtses. On th~ other h.md. th~ human tendcnc) to he c.tught up in the " here .tnd now ,. 1~ a wenk n e~\ ... .' '" "' .' ... ... ... '. "',. ' ews Youth meeting to be held ((IJ'>U teens, pare nts and other adults ru·e invited. For" more information cull992-25 14. Revival services SYRACUSE The Church of the Nazarene will hold a Nazarene Youth International informational meeting at 5:30p.m. Suncltty af the church. Youth plans will be discussed and and time set aside to get acquainteel with the new yoiuth pastor, Lynda Kuhn. All intcrescd ~~~_) '·• ',. " .. '·' ,. • ~ fl , ~ • ')} , \~"1 30% Off \'i.~J @J ~ • . " •'• [? ~ @) ~) 0 . M-T-W-F9-6•Thurs. '9- 1:30•Sat. 9-2:00 <"l .,. ~ . 'Beautijuf[y ![rameif & Matted SojaPrints (l LONG BOTTOM Revival services will be held at 7 p.m. Munday through Friday. May 13, at the Fatth Full Gospel Church at Long Bottom. Dave Dailey will be the speaker and there wi II he spec tal singing each evening. ffJ, ·. ~ .L~mammg Jewe~ry · '~ . R ~1 Middleport, OH ~~~, ~ 740-992-2635 ' r r r ·r r ·r r r ·r ·r r ·r ·r ·r -r () ""' (; ; ;. ·\'~. !1 't.q! ~"Jn:n -:>::>:0 ::..:cc~co -:>::>~::>~ ~~;;) ·r ·r ·r r r r r •'-' r The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Young's Carpenter Seruice 26 vears in local business Rooting & Building Work In thr first y..,.,, )'OU wort Ufc ittelf. Wormth, Pomeroy,OH 740-992-6215 ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Coolvtlle, Ohro Locati!J lc:-.s than 10 llllllUtc~ I 10m Athens, Pomeroy or Parkersburg 1-740-667-3156 "Still small e11o11glr to care" . Aswt beum<youns U.lklnn, you wtft potft<t ion pon<>nill<d. , ,I he qUCH of 0<11 world. 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Route 124, Racine, OH, Pastor : Daniel Mecea, SuMay School • 9 ·~ 0 am., Sunday Wonhtp - 10:30 am., Wednesday Bible Study • 15·00 p.m. James R. Acree, Sr., Sunday Unified S.Jrvlce, Worship - 10:30 a.m., 6 p.m ., Wednuday Sen·tces -7 p.m Vldory Baptist Independent 525 N. 2nd St Middleport, Paamr. James E. Keesee , Worshtp - lOa . m ~ 7 p m, Wednesday Servtces - 7 p.m Michael L. Crites Director of Family 8i Community Services ~ Overbrook Rehabilitation Ctr. ' "A Gdebration of We" ,,•• \li!!I!J' 333 Page Street ".."" •••• .. ..•• Hours lWum F11endlv Armmphere 6am-jpm "" .," Miffie>s !l(estaurant Homemade De ~se rts Made Dally "" ' Home Cooked Mtals &: Daily Specials • • Open 7 days a week ..• 740-992-7713 Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 " ,,.. fdl. Moriah Baptist Fourth & Main St, Mtddlepon, Pastor: Rev G1lbert Cra1g, Jr, Sunday School 9 30 a m.• Worship - 10:43 a m. Tuppers Plaln Church or Christ Instrumental, Worshtp Servtce - 9 am., Commumon - 10 a.m.. Sunday School 10. 15 am, Youth- 5·30 pm Sunday, Bible Study Wednesday 1 pf!l Bradbury Church or Christ Mtmster Tom Runyon, 39358 Br~dbury Road. ~tdd leport, Sunday School • 9·30 '"' Wonh1p - 10·30 ~~tq Bradford Church of Christ Corner of St Rt 124 & Bradbury Rd, Mmister: Doug Shamblm, Youth Mtntster: BtU Amberger, Sunday School - 9·30 am, Worshtp - 8.00 a.m., 1'0 30 111.m, 7.00 p m.,Wednesday Serv1cei -7 00 p m Hickory HHIJI Chun:h of Chrill Evanaelist Mike Moore, Sunday School , 9 am ., Wonhtp - 10 am, 6:30 p m, Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. RoediYUlo Chur<h or Cbrilt Pastor: Philip Stunn, Sunday School 9·30 a.m., Wonhip Servl~;:e. 10:30 a rD., Bible Study, Wcdnelday, 6:30p.m. Dour Cbun:b ol Chi-br Sunday school 9:30 a.m., Sunday wonhip • IO:lo·a.m ~eliding RockSprinp Pastor: Keuh Rader. Sunday School- <;1·15 am , Worsh1p - 10 am, Youth Fellowship. Sunduy - 6 p m WHieyan Dible HoliDeSII Chureh 75 Pearl St., Mtddleport. P11stor: R1ck Bourne, Sunday School • 10 a.m Worshtp - 10 45 p.m .• Sund11y Eve . 7 00 p.m. Wednesday Serv1ce- 7.30 p.m. Rutlami Pastor Rtck Buurne, Sunda\ St. h<._. , 9:30a.m. Worshtp · 10:30 11 m , ·rLUrsday Services- 7 p m. Salrm f'rnt('r Pastor. Wtlliam I< Marshall. Sunday School- 10 15 11m, Worship - 9 15 am Btble Study MonJuy 7 00 pm SnowviUt Sunday School - I0 a m , Worstup - 9 a m Hysell Run Communily Church Pastor: Rev. Lan)' Lemley: Sunday School -9 30 am, Worship- 10 45 a.m., 7 P:m , Thursday Bible Study and Youth- 7 p m Bethany Pastor: John Gilmore, Sunday School - 10 a.m., Worship - 9 a m .~ Wednesda~ Scmces - 10 ILnl Laurel CUft Free Methodist Church Pulor Glenn Rowe, Sunday School 9•30 am .. worshap - 10·30 am and 0 p m.. Weduesday Service - 7:00p.m Cannel-Sutton Carmel & Ba11han Rds . Ractne. Ohio. Pastor Jphn G1 lm nre, Sunday School 9.30 am., Worship - 10·45 am . B1ble Study Wed. 7 00 p.m Christ of Latter-Day Saints St. Rt. 160, 446-6247 or 446 7486, Sunday School 10 20. 11 a.m, Rehet Soc1ety/Priesthood II :05-1 2.00 noon. Sll.crament Serv1ce 9-JO ·I S am, Homemakin(J meeung, l Sl Thurs. - 7 p m. Mt. Moriah Church uC Gud Mile Hill Rd , Ratme, Pastor: James Sauerfield, Sund~ty School • 9:43 a.m., Evenina - 6 p.m , Wednesday Semces - 7 pm. Rutlud Chum ot God 10·45 a.m . Sunday E\'ening - 6:00 p.m _ Paslor Don Walker pm , Syracu.tt Fil'll ChW'th of God Apple and Second Sts , Pastor: Rev. Da~1d Rus.seU. Sunday School and Worship- 10 am. Evening Serv1ce!- 6.30 p m., . Wednesday Serv1ces - 6:30p.m. Faith Full Gosptl Chul"('h Long Bottom. Pastor Steve Reed, Sunday School - 9 30 am, WorshiP. - 9.30 am and7 pm , WedneWay -7 pm . Fnday; fdlowshtp serv ice: 1 p.m. H11rrisonvllle Community Churcb Pastor· Theron Durham, Sunday - 9 10 a m and 7 p.Jll , Wednesday - 7 p m. Middleport Cummunily Church St , Middleport , Pastor Sam Andersu.n, Sunday SchoOl 10 a.m, Evemng - 7 30 p m , Wednesd.ty Sm·1ce. 7.30 p nl 57~ P~nrl St. John Lutht:ran Chu.rth Ptne Grove, Worship - 9.00 a.m., Sunday School - 10:00 a.nt Pastor: lame~ P Brady 7 ~0 pIll Sh\~:rs,ille Conunuruty Apostolic Church Pastur W,tylll" R Jc\\cll, Sundii)' Sen•tce () 00 p m , W~!dne~day - 6 00' p m Rejoidng Utt Chureh 2nd -\1•c \otuJJiqM)rt, Pastor· Mike Fnrcm:m . Pastor Emcntus Lawrenco: Fo t ~ n l<m 'Wor~lu p- 10 00 am Wedne~day Ser' tee~ 7 p m 500 N Clitloo Tabernadt' Church Chho n W VJ SllnJa~ Sdi\Jo.J[ - 10 ll m Worshtp 7 p m Wt> dnesday SerV Ii.'C 7 ' pm • Nt'w L1fe \: ictor~ «.:rnlt'r 3773 G~·urgt."s Creek Ro o~d. Ci.t lh])llh s, OH Pastor Btll St.11cn Sundm Scn'll:t'S - 10 am.&7pm. Wcdnl"~day 7 pm. & Youth 7 p m Full Gospel Church ofth4- Ltving S~"'ior Rl 338. Antlljlllt)', Pa~tor Jes~e Morrb , Services: Saturday 2 00 p.m · Salem CommunitY Ch urch Back ot Wes1Colui11h1a , W V.1 nm Ltevmg Road. Pastor Charle!i Roush (~04 ) 67512K8 , Su!ld!ly Sch®l 9. ~() 11111 , Sumh1y evenmg scrv1ce 7:00 pm. 81b!y Study Wednesday scrv tce 1 DO pm Uobson Christian •'~:llo'l'ship Chun:h Pastor. Herschd Whtte. Sunday School10 am. Sunday Church serv1ce- 6.30 pm Wednesday 7 pm Restoration Christian •'ellowship 9365 Huope1 Rr~Jd. Athen\, P~tl>lOI . Lonme Coats. Sunday Wursh tp 10·00 11n1, Wednesday 7 pm Lanpvifle Chrbtian Church Full GO!ipcl. Pastor Robert Musser. Sunday So.; hool 9 JO .tm, , Wor~lup 10.30 :1m - 7 00 pm. Wedne~d.t~ Scmce 7 00 pm Faith V•Uey Tabern•cle Churth Batley Run Road, Pa ~tor Rev Emmett Rawson, Sunday Eventng 7 p m, Thursda~ Scrv1ce- 7 p m Etil Lttart Pastor Bill Marshall Sunda~ S .. l.ool 9a m , WQrshlp • IU am. hi ~u nday every month evening sen·tce 7 00 p.m : Wednesday - 7 p m Lutheran Snneuse Mission l41\ Bndgeman St , Syracuse, Sunday School 10 a.m. Evenmg - 6 p.m, Wednesday Servtce - 7 p m. + Racint Pastor. Pete Shllffer, Sunday School - 10 a rn.. Worship - I I a m , Wednesday 7 Hazel Cooununity Church Off Rt . 124, Pastor: Edsel Hart, Sunday School - 9·30 a.m., Worsh1p • 10·30 am, pm Pentecostal • Pentecostal Assembly St Rt 12-l. Raclllt' Pastor Wilham Hobacl.:, Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evenmg - 7 p m , Wedne sday Sel'\lices - 7 p.m Presbyterian Syracu~e Finl United Pre.•hytertan Pustar Robert Cru...,, Worship- II a.m 7.30pm. Our S1vlour Lutheran Church Walnut and Henry Su., Ravenswo od, WVa , Pastor: David Ruuell, Sunday School- 10.00 a.m., Worthip • II a.m Cool"llle United Melhodlst Parish Dyet\'IUe Community Churth Sunday School - 9 30 a.m , Worship 10 30 a.m .. 7 p.m. Pastor· Helen Klme, Coolville Church, Mam & F1fth St., Sunday School - 10 a.ffi .. Worshtp - 9 a.m , Theiday Semces 7p.m. St. Paul Lulhti'I.D Churth Comer Sycamore&. S«:ond St., Pomeroy, Sunday School - 9 : 4~ a.m., Worship - II a m. P,utor: James P Brady Sat 7 00 pm Contemporary Servtcc MI. OUve Uoltod Mothod!JI Off 124 behind Wiltelvtlle, Putor Rev Church of God Abundant Grate R.F. I. 923 S Thini St , Middleport, Pastor Teresa Davis 1 Sunday sc rvt ce , 10 11 IT!, Wednesday service, 1 pIlL Morning Star Pastor. John Gilmore, Sunday School - 11 am, Worship- lOam The Cburth or Jesus Ralph Spires, Sunday School - 9 30 a.m., Wor~1p - \0 ·30 am, 7 p m 1 Thursday Servtces - 7 p.m. Meip CooPtr•tlYt' Pnish Northeast Cluster. Alfred. Pastor Jane Beattie, Sunday School - 9 30" am , Worship fl a.m .. 6:30p.m. Cheslrr Pastor. Jane Beatlle, Worshtp - 9 am . Sunday School - 10 a.m . Thursday Semce11 - 7 p m. Juppa Pastor· Hob Randolph , Worsh1p - 9 30 am SundaySchool - 10.30a.m Morse Chapel Church Sunday school • l'o am, Wonh1p - II a.m, Wednesday Serv1ce - 7 p m Bethel Church ' Township Rd .. 468C. Sunday School - 9 am, Worsh1p - 10 am., Wednesday Services - I 0 a.m Gl'lllom Unltod Methodlot Worship - 9:30 a.m (he & 2nd Sun). , 7:30 p m. (Jrd & 4th Sun),Wednesday1 Service - 7:30p.m. ' .' Ash "stret"t Chun:h · Ash St. Middleport -Pastor Sunday School • 9.30 a. m , Morning Worship 10 30 am . & 6•30 pm , Wednesday Sen.1ce - b JO p m , Youth Service- 6 30 p.m Agape Lire Center ''Ful l-Gospel Church", Pastol'!i Jo hn & P-atty Wade. 603 Second Ave Mason, 7H"1117. Sen tee tum SUIJJ,L) 10.30 a.m. \h•dn ,•,\1 I I ~ r 11 Pomeroy Pastor· Bnan Dunham. Worshtp - 9 30 am, Sunday School- 10.35 ll.m. United Methodist Chriadan Union Hartford, W.Va , Pntor.David Greer, Sunday School • 9 30 a m , Worshap I 0. 30 a.m , 7.00 p.m., Wednesday Serv1ces- 7:00p.m Deibel Worship Center Chesler School, Pa ~tor Rub' Barber, AssJstant Pastor Kareu Da\'Ls, Sur~day Worsht p 10 am Even in~ Worsh1p: 6 pm, Youth group 6 pm. WednciOChty !'ower m Pra~er and Btble Study- 7 pm· Pearl Chapel Sunday School • 9 a.m , Worship - I0 a m Chun:b o! Chrill Pastor RoO Heath, Sunday Oiorsh1p - 10 a.m., 6 p.m., Wednesday Servaces - 7 Rutland Frre WW Baptill Salem St , Pastor Jamte Fortner. Sunday School ·- 10 a.m ., Evenmg • 7 p m., Wednesday SerJice•- 7 p.m. Miners\'ille Bob ~obmson, Sunday School ~ 9 am. Worshi p - lOa m Pa~tor Intersection 7 and 124 W, Bvana;ehst Dennis Saraont, Sunday Bible Study 9:30 a.m , Wol'lhap 10:30 a.p1. and 6.30 p.m .. Wednesday Bible Study - 7 p.m Christian Union Community of Christ Ponland -Ractne Rd . Pastnr Jim Prnlfltt. Sunday Sc hool - 9 .lO "'m , Worship 10 30 am , Wednesd ay Sen tees - 7·0U pm ' Pine Grovt' Blblt Holiness Churth 112 mile off Rt 325, Pastor: Rev. O' Dell Manley. Sunday School • 9 30 a.m., Worshtp 10:30 am .. 7.30 p m., Wednesday Sen.tce- 7.30 p.m w:·dne~J<I V Sa\ ll~ : ( Non-dennmtrlatlonut1e!low.~htp l Healh (Mlddltportl Pa~tor Bnun Dunham. Su nd ay School 9.30 :1m, Wors htp I J 00 am. 310~7 Christian Fellnwshlp Mectmg in the old Amencan Lcgwn H <~ ll South Fourth A\·cnuc . Mtddlepprt Pu ~ lor. Chns Stcwan 10 (Ill nm Sunda~ Other meetm gs 111 home ) Forest Run Pastor Bob Robmson, Sunday School - 10, am.Worshtp - 9am · Latter-Day Saints Rolland Chu.rt.h of Christ Sunday Scllool - 9 30 H.m, Worship and Com:mumon - 10 30 am, Soh J Werry, Mimster AnUqul!J Boprlst Sunday School - 9:30 am .• Worshtp • :: ' Folth Gospel Chun:h Lona Bottom. Sunday School - 9 30 a m • Worship - 10:45 a .m., 7 30 p m. Wednesday 7:30pm Hocldnapon <;burch Grand Street. Sunday SChool - 9 30 am, Worship- J0·30 a.m., Pastor Phlllip Bell Mt. OU\'e Community Church Pastor Lawrence Bush, Sunda) School 9 30 a.m .. Evening - 6 30 p m.. Wedneday Semce-7pm Torch Churcb ; Co Rd 63, Sunday School - 9 30 am, . Worship- 10.30 a.m. Nazarene FuU Gospel Llahtbou.se 33045 Hiland Road. Pomeroy. Pastor. Ro} Hunter, SundaY School - 10 am. E\cntng 7 30 p m., Tuesda} & ThurSday - 7:30 Middleport Church or the Naza~ne Pastor: Allen Midcap. Sunday School 9 30 am ,·Worshap- 10.30 am., 6.30 p m., Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Pas tor Allen Madcap pm South Btthel Communily Church S1lver R1dge- Pastor Lm da Damewood, Sunday School - 9 am. Worshtp ScrHcc !Oa.m 2nd and 4th Sunday Reed$\'ille Fellowship Church of ~e Nazarene, Pastor· Jamie Pettll, Sunday School - 9 30 a m.;"Worship - J0·45 am . 7 p.m.. Wednesday Semces - 7 p.m. Middleport Prubytelian Pas1or James Snyder. Worship- II a.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Seventh·Day Adnntlst Mulberry Hts Rd , Pomeroy. P~tst or Bennett Luckiesh. Saturday Sen·tces Sabbath School - 2 p m , Worshtp - 3 p m United Brethren ML Hermon United Drethrtn In Ctirbt Church Tell.as Community 364 11 W1ckham Rd Pastor Peler M!utmda!e, Sunduy S~hool 9.30 11m,, Worshtp . 10 30 B m 7 00 p m , Wednt.!iday Sena~cs - 7.00 p m Youth group meetmg 2nd & 4th Sundays 7 pm. E:drn linitt'd Brethrn in Christ State RoUu! 124, Reeds,1 lle Sunday School - ll ·a m Sunday Wur~htp - 10 00 a m & 7 DO p m, Wednc sd~ y ScrvK·es 7 00 p m Wcdne~day ' '•lUth Ser\'ll't': 700P'm • Carleton InterdellOQllRMtlonal Churcb Kmgsbur) Road . Pastor Robert Vance, Sunda) School - 9:30 am , WorshJp Servtce 10•30 am. Evemng Serv1 ce 6 Syracuse Churth of the Nazanne Pastor Mtke Adkans. Sunday School - 9:30 a m • Worship - 10 30 a.m , 6 p m • Wednesday Serv.ces - 7 p.m p.m Fm=dom Gospt"l Mi!ision Bald Knob on Co Rd 31 , Pastor Re ~ Roger Wtl!ford. Sunday School - 9 .lO a.m Worship- 7 p m Loot< Boltom Sunday School - 9· 30 a m , Worsh1p • 10.30 ll.m Rwb"ille Worship - 9:30 am., Sunday SchOol ~ 10·30 am. Fn'Sf Sunday of Month - HlO Harrlsonvllle Pnsbyt~ri111n Chun:h Robert Cro.,.,, Worshtp - 9 am Pa ~tor· Poateroy Cluarth of the Nazarene Pa5tor Jan Lavend~r. Sunday School 9:30 a.m., Worship - 10:30 o.m . and 6 p m., Wednesday Semces • 7 p.m While 's Chapel Wnleyan Coolvdlc: Road, Pastor Rev Ph1lhp 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy .1t4u .1amll JJotul• ..... .._..._, - ROCKSPRINGS REHABILITTION CENTER Let your light so shine be'ore ,. men , thai they may see your ...... Tire can you deserve, close 10 home good works and glorify your ••••iaiiuL.-.-=-• • • 36759 Rocksprings Ad. Father in heaven. " • 992-3785 1 Pomeroy, OH 45769 Matthew 5: 16 740-992-6606 "Lot" ""4 " '" '"'"&'~ "''" '"'''' ,.,.. 740-992-2644 740-992-6298 . Fvtt tine ' Financial · ENCIES Inc. Sefvices j N doneunto you. John 15:7 :: L.!!B~IIl!_!Q~u~lc~kei~-...!!!:!!!!..J-­ An Income Tax & Services Firm "Do nut .steal. Do not lie. . Do not deceive one another.'' ' Leviticus 19: II Zion Church of Christ Pomeroy, Ha rnsonv11le Rd • (Rt 143), Pastor Roger Wat son. Sunday School 9 30 am. Worshtp- 10 30 am. 7.00 p.m., Wednesday Services- 7 p m. Oa.~is Ct~h· al1 81blt- Chun:_h J't)mcruy Ptkc. Co Rd . Pa~10r : Re v Blacb.ound Sunday School • 9 30 .1m. Wor~htp Hl ~0 .1 m, 7 JO p m.. l_ BUSINESS SERVICES . (740) 992 -72 70 Bearwallow .R&d1e Church of Christ Tmy, Sunday School -9.30 , ,m Worsh 1p - IO ·~o 11m, 6 :30 p m, Wednesday Senrtces 6·30 p.m Other Churches Amazing Gract" Communlly Church Pastor: Wayne Dunlap ~ t ate Rt Mlt. I uppers Phtms Sun Worshtp I0 um & 6 ~0 pm. Thutsduy Bth!c Sludy 7 tXJ p m E•inie"' Bible Churth Letart. W. V~ Rt 1. Plhto, Bnan May. Sunda\ Sthuol- Y 10 a m , Worshtp - 7 00 p m. \\edne~day B1ble Study - 7 00 p.m .. h1th f'ell~n"'§hip Cru5adf for Christ P:t~to r Rc ~ Frank hn Dickens. Service · F11da). 7 p 111 .o;:;a:v~ls:::-o~u::;lc;.k;:e;:lA;:ge::;ll;,cy:ili;;nc;.flf~y~e:ab::::id:e-;in::-:M::e:-,~and=-M~ytB;;rog;;:a;;;n:i-wNa:r;;;n:er;---i!snwNi!ISUHiiEEJR~&UL:cioiiHiiSUEElt--------"]"1Mill;e2rrcaiCcieirSli1ifiCien~1 or· INSURANCE PHARMACY God so loved the world for thee: for mY ,, Insurance words abide in you, ye shall ~ he gave his o.lily Products + ask wlult ye will, and it shall SERVICES -. W~ Fill Doctors' stren2th is made 214 E. Main lbe·J?oltten son... f . k . 740-992-6128• 618 E. M a m St reet • Pomeroy Rose of Sharon Holineu Chureh Creek Rd .. Ruliand . Pastor· Rev. Dewey Kmg, Sunday school· 9 30 a.m , Sunduy worship -7 p m.. Wednesday proyer meetmg- 7 p m your 1·tght so sbine be',ore : lmten, that ·they may see your :: works and glorify your I Father in heaven." :: Matthew 5: :: Local source for trophies, Ia ues !-shirts and more ~inancial Keno Church of Christ Worship - 9 30 a.m , Sunday School 10:30 am. Pastor-Jeffrey Wallace, I stand Jrd Sunday ",, ~• •• Middleport, OH KEBLER · Calvary Pilgrim Chapel Hturtsonv1llc Road. Pa stor Charles McKenzte~. Sundll)' School 9 J O lUll , Worsh1p ~ II am, 7 00 p m. Wednesda~ Servtcc - 7·DO p m Rutland Churt h of the Naurtne Sundoy School - ~ 30 am , Worsh tp \0 30 am, · 6 30 p.m. Wedne~da} Semces - 7 p m Worshtp- lO·JO am . Wedneroay Serv1ce -7 pIll ,,•••• MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES & TEES 190 N. Second St. io I (740) 992-6472 Fax i74oi 992-7406 Middle.;-ort OH Forut Run Rapttsl P~tstor , Anu11 Hurt, Sunday School 11m,Worsh1p-l l am Communlt) Church Pastor· Steve Tom ek, Mam Street, R,utland, Sunday Worship-tO 00 am . Sunday Semce-7 p m Middleport Church of Christ 5th and Mam, P~tstor . AI Hartson. Youth Mtmster Josh ulln. 'Sunday School - 9 30 11111., Worship· 8 \S , 10 30 a.m, 7 p m, Wednesday Servtces - 7 p m Hort!onl Cburcll ol Cbrilt Ia Ra1lroad St, Mason, sUnday School - 10 am ., Worship - II a.m., 6 p m, Wednesday Serv1c~ - 7 p.m Holiness Danville UolineM Church State: Route 325, Langsvlle, Pastor Vtctoc Rou sh, Sund.ty school - ~ '\0 a m . Sund~ y wor11h1p - 10:30 u m & 7 p ·m , Wednesday pra)Cr se mce - 7 p m Pa ~tor·Bruce Pomeroy Flnl Baptist Pasto r Jon Brockert. East Mllm St. Sundtly School - 9•30 am., Worship -, 10.30 am FaJtb BapU.t Cburcll susk'niUlcr, and the softi'N"U olk>vin! arm• ,..,. only a hrortbtot .....,. Hopr Hapllsl Church (Southern) 570 Gmm St. M1ddlepon. Sunday school - 9·10 1tm. w'orshtp - I I am and 6 p.m, Wednesday Servu.:e - 7 p m. Rolland First Bapdst Church Sunda~ School - 9· 30 a.m , Worst·np Ill 45 a m HIU1lde Baptllt Church S!. Rt 143 just off Rt. 7, Pastor: Rev. n ~ Che!ihlre Bapdst Church Pastor Steve LtUie. Sunday School. 9.30 am, Morning Worshtp: 10.30 am. Sunday cvcnmg· 6·30 pm Wednesday 6_30pm 28601 St Rt 7, Middlep ort , Sunday School - 10 a.m., Evenina - 7:00 p.m. Thunday Scrvicea- 7:00 '9~ . ; Old Botllel F.., WID Boptllt Chun:b ~ Ingels Jewelrv &Picture Gallerv ~J-' Carpenter Baptist Church Sunday School - 9·)0am . Preachmg Scmce I0 30am, Eve nmg Service 7 OOpm. Wednesday 8tble Study 7 00 pm, lntcnm Prew.:her - Aoyd Ross Racine J:<'int Baptist Pastor Rtck Rule. Sunday School - 9 30 am, Worsh1p - 10 40 a.m., 7.00 p m., Wednesday Servtces - 7:00p.m. Gnce Eplsc:opal Church • 326 E Mmn St Pnme my, Sund ll) Schuol and Holy Euchar\Sl II 00 a n1 Rev Edwurd Payne Pomeroy Wesbilde Church of Christ 33226 Children's Hom e Rd, Sunday School - II am, Worshtp - IO...m , 6 p m. Wednesday Services - 7 p m Wedne\C.ia) Servto:~. 7 p m Eq_trrprl~;e ' , ;-1.,., Pastor Arlan~ Kmg. Su nd~ty School • 10 30 a.m . Worshtp - 9:30 am Btblc Slu dy Wed 7 30 Flatwooch Pastor Ketth R11 de1, Sunday School- 10 am,Worshlp l l am Episcopal Pomeroy Chun:h or Christ 212 W Main St , Mtmsler · Anthony Morns- Sunday School - 9.30 am , "~ Worshtp- 10:30 a.m . 6 p m , Wednesday Ser'll1ces - 7 p.m LlbefiY Assembly of God • .. PO Box 467. Duddmg Lane, Mason. W.Va.. Pastor Ne1l Tennant, Sunday Semces· 10 00 a.m and 7 p.m. Fll'!'li Baptist Chureb P:astor Mark MOITOW. 6th and Palmer St., Mtddkpon , Sunday School - 9 15 am., Wor sh1p - 10 . 15 a.m, 7:00 p.m .. Wednesd,ay ScfVIce- 7:00p.m. Trinity Chun:h Second & Lynn. Pomuoy Pa.~ tnr Rt":v Jon<~than Nuhlc, Worshtp 10 25 !l.m, Sunday School 9 15 01 m Hemlock Gron Christian Churth M1nister. Larry Brown, Worship ~ 9,30 a.m Sunday School - 10 30 am , 81ble Study- 7 pm Assembly of God SOuthern Baptist 41872 Pomcru) Ptke, Pastor E. lamar O'Bryant, Sunday School - 9·30 11m • Worship - 8·15 ~ . m ,9 45 am & 700pm., Wedne sday Serv1ces- 7.00 p m Congregational Church of Christ Loop Rd oft New L1ma Rd Rutland . Servtces. Sun 10·00 a m & 7· 30 p m . Thurs 7:00p.m , P11stor Many R. Huuon Chester Churth of tht Nataront' Pa'itor Rev Herhen Gnllt' Sunday Si.·hool • 9 30 a.m , 'WorShip - I t a m . n p m TupJ)c:n Pl•lns St. Paul Pastor: Jane Beattte. Sunda) School - 9 am, Worship - 10 am , Tuesday Servtces - 7.30pm. Central CluJter Asbury fS}racusel. Pastor· Bob Rob1nson. Sunday School · 9 45 u m, Worshtp - II a.m, Wednl!sday Sen a ce~- 7 30 p m pm 161 Mulberry Ave ., Pomeroy, 992-5898, Pas10r. Rev Walter E Hemz, Sal. Con 4 45-5 15p 111 .. Mu11s- 5 30 p m . Sun. Con. -8·4.5-9· \5 am,. Sun Mass - 9 30 am. DaLly Mas~ - 8 3011m. RinrValley Apmwhc Wo1slup Center, 873 S 3rd Ave .. Middleport, Kevin Konkle, Putor. Sunday 10 30 a.m. Wednesd~y. 7'()() p m; Youth Fn 7·30 p m FIM~t _J? GO% o.r.rJt{fr. ' Chapman. Sunday School - 10 am. Wor5htp - II a.m ., Wednesday Serv1ces - 7 Catholic Baptist R (~ ' ' Churth of God of Prophecy · O.J White: Rd. offSt Rt . 160 Past or Pl Sacrtd Heart Catholk Churt"h Emmanuel Apnslollc Tabernacle Inc. •' ·H -C---h--------.-h---N --------------------------- Strond Baptist Church Ravenswood, WV, Sunday School 10 am . Momtng wors"1p II am Evemng - 7 pm, Wednesday 1 p.m Cbun::h of JnWI Christ Apostolk VanZandl and Ward Rd, Pastor James Mtller, Sunday School - 10.30 a.m .. Evening - 7:30 pm .. "And God placed all .things of goose eggs and things are under Hts feet and appomted tight linancially, we mwardly Hun to be head over every- rejoice that we are showered thing for the church. which is with incomparable riches that His "body, the fullness of Him the world cannot .touch. When Pastor Who till' everything in every pain becomes a constant comThorn P'lnion that dogs our steps,each way" (Ephesians I :22). Mollol!an The power. therefore. that day. we celebrate its certain God has made available to you doom. The same power that and me t<.1r victorious living is lifted our Savior's body from unlimited and everlasting. Sin the grave will raise us also,_ shall 110 lon~er be our master from the power · of aftliction, for us who belte\·e.. (from nor shall death reign as a tyrant setting us free from all that Ephesta ns 1·17- llJ<t). m·er us. "We we re dead in our hmders and hut1S . Such power cannot be aniti- transgressions and sins. in "For this reason, I ,kneel etally manul'uctured. There arc ·which we used to ltve when we befere rhe Father, from Whom no special battenes into which foiiQw ed the wc~ys of th ts His whole family in.. heaven we may Lap that will grant it t() . world ,md of the (forces of and on earth derives its name. u' uor IS .n the result of out.- evi l) .. · But because of Hts I pray that out of His glorious good pla nntng or eve n or our great love for us. God, Who 1' · nches He may strengthen you ment. no matter how righteous llch in mercy, nldde us alive with power through Hi s Spirit we may pcrcctvc -ourscl\'es to wtlh Chtist even when we were m your inner being, so that be It ts simply the grace of God dead 111 Lransgre~sions- it " Christ may dwell in your bettlU re;tli7cd. celebrated and by grace we have been saved. hearts through faith. And I trusted in the daily living of life. And God raised us up Wilh pray that you, being rooted "That power is like the work- Christ .and seated us with Him and established in love, may mg ol His mighty strength. in the heavenly realms in have power, together with all whi<.:h He exerted in Ch ri st Clirist Jes us. in order that in the th e samls, to grasp how wide when lie rai sed Him from lhe coming ages He mighr show and long and high and deep is dead and seated Him at His the incomparable riehes of Hi s the love of Christ, and to know ri .e ht 11:t11 j in th·' ·h"avenl)• grace. expressed in His kind. k ~ • v ' • Cl . J F thts love that surpasses now 1realms. litr above all rule and ne" to us tn msl esus or · b h be edge - that you may be tilled authorit y. power and dominion. · 11 ts Y grace you ave en to the measure of the fullness and every title that can be saved. through tanh - and thts of God. Now to Him Who is given. not only in the ptesent not lrom you rselves. tt ts the ane but also 111 the one to gtll ol God - not by works, so able to do immeasurably more. c~nie" (Ephesi.ms 1: l'lh-21 ). that no one can boast" (from than all we ask or imagine, Thus we may trust absolute- Ephestans 2: 1-2, 4-9) . accwding to His power that is ly in Hts absolute power, love When we turn 111 latth t~ at work within us, to Him be and wisdom , Ho w great 1, th~ C'hnst. s11 rrcnctcnng our st_n to glory Ill the church and in power that It berates us I rom Hun and release control ol our ·Christ Jesus throughout all stn'' How su llt cienl " that lives to Hts lordshtp. we are generations, foreverandever 1 pmver 111 the defeat ol death. raised up with <;hrist and we Amen" (Ephesians 3' 14-21). sin 's uncouth olfspnng·> It is 100 arc seated Wtlh .Htm m the (Thom Mollolralllws ministhe same power that returned heavenly realms. When the lered in southern Ohio the past life to the phystcal body ot our world sees us. II may sneer and 11i11e a11d a halfyears and is the Lord alter He was mercilessly turn tts back on us. No matter. pastor of Pathway Community tonur~d and slain for us. It is We have been Itiled up sptn lu- Church. He a11d his wife ore the same power that not onl y ·ally and now k~ep company the pare11ts offollr chiklre11. He gave life back to 1-lis body but wtth the Kmg ol kmgs . When maybereachedbyemnilatpastranslormed it inlo ct glorious our bunk accounts regt s)er torlhom@pathwaygallipolis.co ne\V vessel. Ltnt'ainted by only mt unpress tve collection m). ' . worldly pre~sure. disea'e or e>?-' 4 ¥~~~ ::>:.::c r'&'~~ )::>::::n::>-: ...-::-~a, weanne.ss. It ts the same·power R \:_~.J~~ ~~ ~4...- ~~ %~ that caught ttp the Lord Je sus ? .~ into the heavens and stationed t.:;:J Remen~er Him there at the Father\ right ~) Mom n ~ hc~nd that He might he 'S" ~~ enthroned .tbme all other t; ·. ~t)J powers. now and forever. ~ tl1.1t m.tkc ~ u.., ~XIIcmt'ly vu lner a hie to duubt s aml discouragement .~ that hdng down from tlk eaves of our circumstances ltke vamptrc bats. When our ' eve< turn astdc from the countenance of God's grace, OLtr heo~rts · become tdi tned with seltishness. our til ind' be~:ome d;u'kcned with doubt. and our .<piri tu.tl li ves becot1le .memic .ts the world's problems leech from us dtvme vttal ity and vigor. Cow age. peace. ;u1d juy d'NIItdle all too easily "way to 110th1ng leaving US <.l!lXIOLIS. .l!lt!~"Y and alruid. Ye t when our eyes return to the Sa; tor and we rest in God's ult ttn<Hc and perfect demmhtration of grace. our surety stands regardkss of the ' tumults w~ must often face. the losses we must often su tTe r. and the patn we mu~t olten he.u-. All of the dross of the le" than perfect qualittes that we lind in ou rse lves wt llmt ime fail and lad~. as it IS burned ofl by the.streanb ing rays of the glorious tmveiling of all of God's promises. What wi II be leti in His chi ldren wtll be only the pure gold of godliness <tnd grace. the per fect and lovi ng chaJat:ter of Chri,;t 'Nhtch ts cultivated tn us hy Hts Holy Spirtl. Let LI S then corltinue lo pray "th,tt the God ot our Lord Jesus Chnst. the glorious F"ther. may gtve us the Spirit of wisdom and revelation. so that ,we m<~y know Him better. Let us prc~y also that the eyes of ours heat1 may be enlightened in order that we may know the hope to which He has cc~lled us, the rich es ot His glorious mheri lance in the s;u nts. and His incomparably great power ore Fellowshiu Apostolfc .• r ·r WOR.SHIP GOD THIS WEEK • • •',. ' ,, White Funeral Home .. · Since 1858 •,, 9 Fifth Street ,. .. •' • .," Coolville, Ohio 740-667-3110 • ~ I'll![ ~NU~RS O I'O ~l ' N~ R AL HO"tf 992·5130 Pomtroy Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. MatthewS. Presc:'riptions 992·2955 l'omeroy "So I strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and man." John 3:16 per ect 10 wea ness. II Cor. 12:9 a ~irr Office Service &Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave• -·- ~ Middleport, OH .............. ._....,. ....... Acts 24:16 ......., '"" "'-~) 6noalfrr'• & INfrtp ' ~-· -'!") 992 76 ~ �.. I I 1 Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Rio softball makes early' exit, Page Ji3 Eastern boys·second at Ogg Invite, Page ~8 • Friday, May 6,' 2005 Prep Schedule Today'a games . - __ ... ..... 810oblll Wahama at Southern, Sp.m. Chesapeake at Gallla Academy, 5 p.m. Alexander at Eastern, 5 p.m. Softball Eastern at Symmes Valley tourney ,~ ll'o!:k Galllo Academy ot Circleville, 4:30p.m. Rta Grande Quad, 5 p.m.' Good hearing should · be effortless s.tunloy'o gomu Sollball Eastain at Symmes Vall~ tourney BoHblll South Gallla at Southern (OH), noon Rio Schedule Today's games Oticon Tego redefines what is possible in mid-price~ hearing care by combining these advanced features: Sport'! Briefs SPEGAL DRAWING!! Thursday, May 26th Winner gets FREE Second Hearing Aid Me.igs football .golf scramble •• •' ' •• •' Free Hearing Aid is only equol to first hearing aid purcha ---• •• ••• •• '•' • •. •• • • Free Hearing Screeni.ngs • Free Cleaning I Checkup of Hearing Aid .resardless of wbere it was purchased. • Complete Hearing Care with Lifetime Free Batteries - no chatge with purchase Special purchase price S99 (S175 value!)) ( for partidpants in listening demo •• DILES·HEARING CENTER GALLIPOLIS 435'/, Second Avenue ( Acfoss from Po·st"Office ) Open Mon. - Thurs. 8:30-5pm (740) 446-7619 JACKSON ATHENS · 232 Huron Street 275 West Umon Street (McGraw Physical Therapy Bldg.) Open Mon.- Fri. Open Tues .. Wed .. Thurs. 8:30-Spm 8:30-Spm Saturday by Appointment (740) 286-1430 . POMEROY - The 12th Annual Meigs Football Golf scramble will be held on Saturday May 21st at the Pine Hills Golf Course. The format will be a bring your own team four-mao scramble, w;th a 9 a.m. shotgun start: · The team must have a· team handicap · of 40+, wiih one member under 10. Prize s include: First place -$300; second place- $200; and third place-$100. Price is $50 per person includes golf, cart , lunch and beverages. ' For more infor mation call Mike Chancey at 740:992 2158 (work) or at home 740-992-0064. Big Green Club cookout and golf . scramble planned Special Drowing Thursday May 26/h, 2005 Must be parr of Hstening demo - Saturday 's gamaa Rio Grande at Ohio, 6 p.m. ' ' • •• • • • •• POINT PLEASANT, W.Va.' The annual Mason, Gallia and Meigs Counties Big · Green Club Cook Out and Golf Scramble is · scheduled . for May 26 and 27 in Point Pleasant. The cook out, which includes a sileill auction for Marshall related items, is set to begin with a social hour at 6 p.m. on Friday, · May 26, at American Legion Post 23 in Point Pleasant The golf scramble , which includes lunch, is slated fo'r Saturday witb a 9 a.m. Shotgun start at the Riverside Golf Club in Mason . Marshall athletin staff and coaches· .will · be in attendance. Proceeds from the events go to benefii University . Marshall Athletics through the Big Green Scholarship Foundation . For more information contact Denny Bellamy at 304-675-6788 or Jim Wilson (304) 675-598'./ or email tourism@ masoncounty.org. (740) 594-3571 . Contact Information fu- 1·7~3008 ' E.-.- oportsO~IyHnllneti::om 5aor!J Slaft • . . Sf&IIIAi, lparD EdiDr (7<10) 40&-Zlol:!, Olll 33 bllhor....,Ornydllilylrillune.alll'l . . , . . _ . , Sporla(7<10) 406<2302, Olll 23 bwa~WrsOmydoilytril>.mo.tool Larry Crum, Sporla Wrlll< - MEigs I I . Vinton County 9 Monday's gameS Baaeball M~nagement Oticon Tego provides a better listening experience·by . incorporating state-of-the-art · hearing technology in a more affordable mid-priced instrument. Tego uses an advanced system called DecisionMaker, to constantly adjust the hearing aid to the most appropriate settings at all times, automatically; There is no need to fuss with tiny buttons or switches, Oticon Tego does it all for you, making good hearing as effortless as it should be. --.,----~--- MCARTHUR - For the las t twb years, the Tri- Valley ·conference Ohio Divi sion. softball crown has come down to the ti nal game of the season between Vinton County and Meigs. Thursday's contest · with the two c.ombatants would be no differe.nt. With Alexander already clinching a share of the Ohio title. the Marauders needed a win to stay with the Trac_ k Rio at Stan Lyons Invitational, noOn • OpenEar Acoustics ---·-- . distance to pi~k up the win, allowing two earned runs, seven hits and five walks in the winnng decision while fanning II ve . Garnes, .Melia Whan and Renee Bailey each added two hits in the contest, while Haning: Sam Cole and Sam ~ierce provided one safety apiece. . Garnes led Meigs with three RBls and Haning added another in the triUt\lph. Whan scored twice for MHS. Please see Meigs. 88"" Rio at Stan Lyons ln¥1tational . 4 p.m. · ·• Automatic Directionality· -·--· BWALTERS@MYOAJLYTRIBUNE .COM ' Spartans und secure seventh and. runners at first and sec- ' the progmm's third ond, the Maroon and Gray had a league title in four chance to send .lhe game to extra seasons. innings. A single to right fie ld enticed It went down to Ankron to try and score· from second. the tina! out and had but Amber Burton 's relay to catcher some dramatic ~. but Megan Garnes was in time and Meigs ( 12-6; ll-5 Garnes held her position as she was TVC) was able to run over by Ankron at the plate. pull out a 4-3 victory Ankron would have been out either Garnes over the Vikings way for not sliding, but Garnes held ( l 0-8, 8-7 TVC) to on to the ball and the celebration lock up another Ohio championship. began. · With two outs in the tiottom of the MHS starter Joey Haning we nt the (Beat-of·3 5erlea) Rio Grande at Malone (2), noon Track · • Artificial Intelligence ' . BY BRYAN WALTERS Baseball AMC Tournament Ouallrler . • Noise Lady Marauders·win share ofTVC (:nl) 875-1333, .... 19 ~f11111 0 mydaiiyregiltlr.com Brad Sherman/photo Meigs· Eddie Fife slides home to score on a passed ball during the Marauders' 11·9 win over Vinton County. With the victory, Meigs ·clinched at least a share · of the Tri-VaUey Conference Ohio Division title. Meigs.clinches share ofTVC ilY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMAN@MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM POMEROY - · .Meigs' first TriValley Conference title in 16 years didn't collie without some late-game drama. · · The Marauders, up by six runs in the seventh, had to hold off a furio!JS Vinton County rally to escape with an 11-9 baseball victory and at least a share of the TVC Ohio crown . A solo home run by Greg Powell started the Viking rally. That was followed by a triple, single, a. double and then a drop in. the outfield that allowed two more runs to score. . Just like that- the Vikings had the · tying runs at the comers with two outs, but ·Meigs catcher Eddie Fife threw out Josh Ousley, who was trying to. steal second, to end the threat and the game. Jeremy Blackston, who relieved starter and winner Mikl: Davis, picked up the save for the newly crowned league co-champs. It.'s the first league title for the Marauders since 1989; they also won it in 1984 and 87. Meigs (14-6) finishes the TVC slate with a 13-3 record. Last year's champion AleXander (12-l TVC) can stiH share the tiile with Meigs if it beats Eastern today in .the conclusion of a suspended con· test; the game will resume in the top of the lOth inning with the score knotted at fo ur apiece. Blackston had a double and single for Meigs, and Fife also added a pair of hits. Ross Well had a two-run single while Eric VanMeter, Dave Poole and Brandon Grover added safeties. Powell added two more hits to go along with his homer. Summbns sin- . gled twice in the Vikes' 11-hit attack. The Marauders seemingly had the title in the bag early after exploding for eight runs in the opening frame. Vinton County chipped away, though, and pulled as close as 9-5 before Meigs nearly sealed it with Please see Sb.re, B8 White Falcons beat Eagles mwild game · BY GARY CLARK SPORTS CORRESPONDENT MASON. W.Va. - In a wild baseball contest that featured 27 bases on balls and a hit batter, the Wahama White Falcons overcame an early four-run deficit to defeat neighboring Eastern by a 13-5 margin Thursday evening in high school regular season baseball action. A ·total of I0 pitchers between the two diamond squads were utilized in the bizarre seven-inning outing . Three Falcon hwlers and seven Eastelll pitchers issued 14 free passes on the night before the marathon affair came to an end. Wahama collected · nine base h.its with the Eag(es totaling five safe .blows for a grand total of 42 base runners in 'the uncharacteristic diamond contest . Seven of the 14 walks for the Mason County team eventually scored with four Eastern batters ultimately coming around to score after reaching by way of a· base on balls. Brenton Clark, the second of three WHS pitchers, allowed . only one run on one hit through four-plus innings of work to get the win, for the White Falcons as the Bend Area team captured its fourth straight win to improve to 17-6 on the sea- PIIIIOMeWIW. .. • ---......- LEFT : Wahama 's ·Brandon Fowler. 'right. slides home in front of Eastern catcher Terry Durst during Thursday's baseball game in Mason . W.Va.. · �• .. • 82 • The Dailv Scntind Friday, May 6, ' \\WW.Ill yd<ii Iy,e,'llinc I .com ~ Friday. May 6. 2005 www .mydailysentinel.com 2005 The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 Rio exits iriAMC ualifyillg tourney Bv MARK WtutAMS SPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL . ' '· ,.. IIJ> If you have a question or a comment, write : NASCAR This Week. c; o The Gaston Gazette. PO. Box 1893. Gastonia. NC 28053 AJI .t/mes E11Stern Nextel Cup ·. llpdge Charger 500, · · i p.m:·. Sllturday ' ::;; Bu'-"sc=h'-"S~ erles :=: . 'C:--:- Diamond Hill Ply.vood 200, 7 p.m .. Friday · it.FX Truck Series · UAW.G'M Ohio 250 . · 2 p.m., May 15' ·• An other NeXte l Cu p race has been completed at Talladega Superspeedwa~, and every-single driver walked away from a 25-car crash. Yes, Virgin ia, the ears , have gotten much safer in the aftermath of Dale Earnhardt's tragic death in 2001. • It takes a great deal of skill to win a restrictor-plate race: but it's not the same t~ of skill m pi~ at other tracks. Plate racing I Is· high-speed decision-making. not .seat-of-ttie-panll; racing. • In a sense. Jeff Gordon's victory was fitting. He's an expert at e~ry kind of fl!Cing Imaginable. The tougher the track, the better he is. • Michael Waltrip finished third, and Dale Earnhardt Jr. was competitive, but it 's back to the drawing boards at Da le Earn· hard\ Inc. The team's advantage at Talla dega and Daytona has evaporated. ,. Chevrolets have won 13 ceinsecutive races at Talladega. How can that be a caincid~nce? • Gordon has now w0 n four times at Talladega, one less than EarnMrdt Jr., and he's. won l l restricto r-pfate races. the most of any active driver. ~ Gordon's now won the season's biggest race, the Daytona 500, as well as the events on the longest (Talladega ) and shortest (Martinsville) tracks . • Gordon 's gat a POtential ·grand s l am ~ • going. No one 's ever swept the four restrictor-plate .races in a single yea r..and he:s halfway t)lere. ~Earnhardt Jr., of course. is the only driver ever to win fo ur co nsecutive races at Talladega, ·~:md .· his late father is the track"s alltime leader in victOnes w1th 10. ._Next up i-s Darlington. wh"ere Gordon is j ust four v1ctories shy of David Pearson·s· all-ti me rec ord fo r victories (1u) , and three s~ of Dale Earnhardt's career total. Contact Monte! Dutton at hmdutton50@aol.com ~>Who 's hot - Jeff Gordon became the season's first three- tifl,le wi~ner. Second- . place finisher Tony Stewart picked up GoRDON eight POSi· tions - from 14th to sixtll in the Nextel Cup standings. • W.O'• not - Ryan Newman fell eight positions. from sev· enth to 15th. and Carl Edw-.in:ls fell s)x POSitions to '! Race: Doqge Charger 500 Where : Darl1ngt on tS.C. ) Raceway 11.366 miles), '36 7 laps/ 501.322 m11es. When: Saturday. May 7 Last year's winner : J1mm1e Johnson Quallrylng record: Ward Burto ~ . Poot1ac . 173.797 mph. March 22. 1996. Race reco.rd : Dav1d Pearson. Ford . 132.703 mph. May 11. 1968. last week :· As Witnessed by a dom1na1 ing v1 ctory in the Aaron·s 499. at Talladega Su· perspeedway. Jeff Gordon. who' won't turn 34 until Au gust. has already done eno~gh, in a span of n·me races. to sat1sfy most of his peers for a season. He's won Race : Diamond Hill Plywoo::l Race : UAW·'GM Ohio 250 the season's b1ggest race 200 · · . Where: Mansfield (Oh101 Mo· !Daytona 5001 as well as the Where : Darl 1ngton (S.C .i torsports Speedway 10.44· races on the snortest (Mar- Raceway (1.366 miles I. 14 7 m1les l. 250 laps/ 110 miles. tinsv1!le) JPd longest (Tallade- · laps; 200.802 m1les. When : Sunday, Ma~ 15 ga l tracks. Gordon's the sea When• Friday. Ma~ 6 last yea r's -winner :' Jack son 's only t hree-t1me winner Last year's winner: Greg Sprague Gordon stayed clear of trou- · Brffle Qualirying record : Qualifymg ble because he was perpetu- Quallfyi_ ng record: Ryan New- rained out last }'ear (first year ally in front of 1\. He led 139 man., Ford. 170.301 mph. of race). of a possible 194 laps"' a March 16, 2001. Race record : Jack Sprague. race extended by what he Race record : Mic hEle! Wal- Chevrolet. 54.7 06 mph . Ma~ had dreaded: the ··green- trip. Pontiac. 138.140 mph, 16. 2004. white-chec kered fi n1sh." Over- S~pt. 5, 1992. Last week : Tecf Musgrave. 1n time gave the dr·afting ·tan - Last weeJc, : Mart1n Truex Jr., a · Dodge·. won the Dodge · dem of two more Chevrolet in ·a Chevrol8t. won the Ram Tough 200 at Gateway d11vers. Tony Stewart and Aaron·s 312 at Tall adega International Raceway In MIChael · Wa ltrip .. one last (Ala. ) Superspe'edway. Madison. Ill. sh9t at. Go rdon. but even together. they didn't have the mu~cle. RIO GRANDE The Univet.(iity of Rio' Grande Redwomen softball team saw their season come to an end on · Thursqay afternoon at Stanley Evans Field losing a double. header to Ursuline College in the 1st Round of the American Mideas\ . Conference qualifying tournament best-of-three . series, by a pair of 3- I scores. Rio Grande (26- 16) scored in the first inning of both games anrJ after that could not muster any offense. .The Red women hitters were befuddled by Ursuline ace Dana Annbnister. Annbruster (1913) fired back-to-back three.hit complete games. Tile Redwomen carried a I0 lead into the top of the sixth inning of the firs t game. Ursuline (24-16) put together four hits and a walk with one out and took a 2-I edge. The Arrows added an insurance run on a ·fielders ' choice. -::_ ·' Annbruster was touched up · • '¥-,1,_ for unearned run in the first ..:.. ;;'"" and then was nearly .untouchable from that point on. She retired the final I2 Rio batters consecutively to put Rio on the brink of elimination. She struck out eight and did not wallt a batter. · Junior hurler Andrea Lotycz pitched well enough to win but was victimized by the threerun sixth. Lotycz (10-8) scat. Brad Sherman/photo tered six hits and all three runs Rio Grande's Kristen Chevalier (4) sl ides safely into seco nd ba se wl]jle the ball sa il s past Ursuline's Kara Hughes Thursday in Rio Grande. The Arrows elimi· were earned. She struck out nated the Redwomen by taking both games of a doubleheader. three and walked three. Annbruster also helped her- "Actually. today was the first intield single to Miranda Lmvs mined a second miscue th at ters to get the complete garoe u~s uline had three players to self out at the plate going 2- day that she was throwing well in the second ami a walk to · allowed Lindsey Harper (who · victory. co llect at least three hits. · for-4 with an RBI and a run .in three weeks," he said. .· Cheval ier in the sixth. had singled) to score ,the go· Laws (I 3-6) took the Joss. Harper was 3-for-4 with two scored. In game two, Rio pushed Two errors played a key role · ahead run. giving up three runs . (two . ru ns scored: Majew ski was 4"They had the one, good · across - a run in the bottom of in the Arrows two-ru n second. Ursulinc added a crucial earned) and I I hit s with five for-4 with an RBI and a stolen inning there .and that kind of - . · : sparked them," · said Rio the hrst mning to ti:lke a 1-0. Athrowingerrorafterapassed .ins<•rance run in the ·top of the strikeouts. Laws had a per~o n- base and Casey Dunn was 3Grande Head Coach David Junior sliortstop Kriste n ball on a thi rd strike allowed seventh when Li sa Piechowski a! seve n-game winning streak tor-4. Pyles following the first game Chevalier tripled with one out Je ssica Soggs to . reac h base. singled to right fie ld wi th the snapped with the defeat. Ursuline ad vances to the defeat. and later scored on a three- She later scored on a base hit bases loaded , scoring Harper. , Despite . the loss. Pyles NAJA Region IX Tournament. · Annbruster fa nned nine and praised his talented freshman Ri o Grande, the defe nding Pyles added that Lotycz was base hit by Jenny Olding. from Anna Majewski. . back on her game after overFollowing the one-run in the Majewski then forced the walked one in seven innings pitcher. '" Miranda, for a fre•h- NAJA Region IX Champion, coming an illness that had first. Rio was shut down by ' action. trying to adv,tulce to with one earned run. ' She man. has had an outstandin£ finishes the season with a - re,cord of 26- 16. · slowed her down recentl y. Armbru ster. She allowed an second . as a resul t. Rio- com - retired 18-of-the-last-I9 bat- year: · Pyles said. ....,!; ~ ~ ·JOE NHMECHEK No. v 01 U.S. ARMY CHEVROLET E R s Dale Jarrett z • Dale .J arrett vs. NASCAR officials By Monte Dutton Jarrett was pena lized for speed· ing on pit road. and it's happened several times this year to the driver generally considered one of the more patient 1n the sport Officials allegedly monitor pit-road speeds electronica lly but do not proVide proof to document which drivers are speed ing and wh i'ch aren't . ''I' m not sure how that hapPens when you're following a car and you 're nght on his bumper, but. anyhow. I guess the~ know how,· Jarrett said. NASCAR This Week TALLADEGA, Ala. -The season to date has been a frustrating one for Joe Neme.chek, the 41-year-old veteran and former Busch Series champion from Lakeland, Fla. Four times, Nemechek has· wo n Cup races , the most recent being at Kansas Speedway last fall. Arid h~ feels as if his team, MB2 Motorsports, is giving him competitive cars at virtually every track. Good fortune has eluded him , · though, and he finds him self 24th in the Nextel Cup stimdings this week. · "It seems like some drivers have more bad luck than others," said Nemechek. ''In my case ... I still think this can be my best year in Cup racing . "The team has done everything they said they wanted to do. All we wanted to do is be consistent, get a top·lO. If we · can do that every weekend, we're going_ to be a threat for the championship. You just look back at what 'c<iulda, shoulda, wou lda,' and, heck, we'd be easy top-10 in the points. And that didn't happen. Be· ing a oad-luck magnet? Yeah, sometimes I feel like, yes, all this stuff does come at me.'' Nemechek considers his experience an advantage both in improving his team's performance and coping with ad· versity. "I'm there to get the mo st out of.rily equipment that I can," he sa id. "You can't, I guess the best word I can use is, 'overuse' your equipment. You're not going to finish. There are a lot of guys that don't take care of their equipment and can't finish , but I've always been a pret· ty smart driver, trying to stay out of the accidents, trying not t9 abuse the en- . gine,. the transmission, the r~ar-end gear. . "Sometimes things happen, put you just can't say, 'hey, my car's good and I'm just going to go out and stay out of · trouble today.' I mean , yo u have to do that all the tiine. It's just not whenever you have a good car." NASCAR This Week 's Monte Dutton gives his take : ·'It seems odd, I admit, to use a pit-road penalty in 'the feud: But spee ding 1sn't so much a proble m at Ta lladega. To a man. t he drivers basi cally blam ed the multicar pileups on the . restrictor plates. not the actions of indivi dual drivers.· Shop Beautiful Historie Pomeroy for that 5peeial Mother's Das» <JiftH Gordon always seems to get benefit of the doubt A re you kidding me? Everyone labellrng t he Inciden t at Mar· tinsville between Kurt Busch and Jeff Gordon (Feud of the Week, April 12) as ~ racing fo r posit ion~ is pathetiC. When the tw'o of them made contact, Busch was well ahead of Gordon far the bottom line. And then to see Gordon turn up the track when the~ made contact prONed to me that . in fact. Gordon did spin out Busch. If that had been Tony Stewart . spinn ingout Busch. he would have been labelled ' impatieMt: · wreck· l ess~ and any other word Darrell Waltrip could have dreamed up. And that's a fact! 1-{app~ longaberger Baskets • Country Crafts • Candles • longaberger F'urses & Accessories Bmin Huckeby Joe Nemechek and his 7-year-old son, John Hunter, watch the action during Daytona 500 qualifying earlier this season. Nemechek -is currently 24th_in the. points race.. • . Ri~erfront Moving to 108 W. Main St Pomeroy, OH · · (Formerh · 'G od' · 100 E. Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 , (7401 m -7696 . s .\ et) Past and Present Pomeroy, Ohio 992-7100 Co4/d it be that Gordon seems to ·get away· with mare because he plays it so cool after the race is.over? If Stewart had spun out Busch in the way GordOn might have, ne woUld have been more forthcom ing abOut his strategy. Hrs. M-Sat & Supply Co. 6urpri0e Mom · with a beautiful bracelet or necklace from our new line of ''Troll beads" Jiartwell Iiouse·' • Retired Chesterfield, lnd Jollo Clark/NASCAR This Week . gv(otfter's vay! 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Cbthes N1ck PoMEROYIMIDDLE Nack s CO/OVD s Computer games and lots 4 Famtly Thurs 5/5 Sat 5/7 of ttle stuff If Ra1n w11 not 202 have t 10 mles South of Mon 5!9 Wed 5/11 Soutli Sycamore Street the Po1nt Pleasanl Bndge on Rae ne Ot11o Baby k ds Rt2 toward Hunttngton m clothes and more Gallipolis Ferrv Just below Pleasant A dge Ad Just to 8th Annual 10 m e Yellow low S1gn,s Flag Yard' Sal~:~ M ddleport Pomeroy Syracuse Fn 4 Fam1ty Ya d Sale t M le Speedway Prom Sat May 6&7 Only $5 to past Msc Clothes s gn upl We advert se for Dresses you I Call 992 4055 or 992 f:lousehold Items Rotot1ller 3148 _,S.:•<;__8:..:5...,--~--- , May 41h 5th 6th Depot Clothes street Alllland Collectables Beer s gns Spr ng Cleanout Sale 742 2242 May 6 & 7 Hartford ra1n or Mev ng Sale sh ne Infant to plus s1zes Fr day/Saturday '" 516 5/7 Memorial/mothers flowers 9am 5pm 1833 Graham Avon School Rd FurMure RACO yard sate for scholar clothes m1sc sh p fund at Star Mtll Park Sat May 1 Bam noon @ Rae ne on May 10 and 11 1136A St Rt 850 Oat< lrunk from 9to 4 and May 1:2 from Sony camCOrder leapfrog 9 to 2 Thursday all ttemS pool b g wheels sandbox half pnce and clothing $1 00 toys c oth ng & rootwea~ a bag Sofa & Chair sleepboy s zes 3 24 mo mov1es er sofa m~erowaV66 racUn. rnus c home mise er btcyctes linens dlsl'lel gfassware exercise equlp-Ta ra Estate sub-d VISton menl anhque table coffee 346 Carman Orwe Saturday f¥bte5 holiday decorations Household 7th Sam ?? toys diShwasher walkers home decor cloth ng & tw n box springs Hower con m sc tatners & vases baslo;tts lots of mtsc Thanks for your White Road Yard Sales support 949 2031 or 949 Fnday Sarurday 8 ? 7+ homes some multiple 2656 tam Pay Slat on games adult clorhmg matern ty Boyds Longaberger Dreemslctes dolls ba~ l Mdler tems galore Avon Off 16CJ past Haffetts ~ by t<IEA, Inc Ace Industrial & Safety Supply Large Yard Sale Saturday 7th SL nday 8th Monday 9th Tuesday 10th Mens women s ch dren s clothes pictures househo d 1tems lots ot mtsC HoiJse bes de Marathon stat on tn Rodney Fr1 516 & Sat sn 4 fam1ly L:ad tes mens & grls May 4th 7th 3490 Addison clothes Home lntenor Ptke 9am 4pm brand name household & lots of m1sc cloth ng (Infant/toddler Items Hobson Dr ve women s s ze 8 2X new Middleport bes de Me1gs Polo} weddmg dress Carpet@the ra !road tracks household 1tems fabr1c SOC/yard crafts p!aypm Garage Sale Fnday May 6 walker: toys pop & beer and Mpnday May 9 Corner of F1rs1 and Adams m purses much more Mason WV Ra n or Stime May !'J 7 9am 5pm 1m1 Huge yard sale at Chester past F11ver Valley Mens Storage Lots of clothes womens boy g r s clothes FJiday and Saturday crafts tons of siiJff Follow p nk s1gns HUGE MULTI Fam y yard sa e K ds and adult clotn May 6 & 7 159 State Ao.ute ng computer toys ooun 218 Sam 5pm X mas try/Amencana home decor too s stuff valances ntlatable Jumping May 6 7 8 5 fam y vard bal p t computer desks lots sale Men and womans more stuff May 6 and 1 ctothlflg large small baby 9 OOAM 5 OOPM 2441 Lee (Bust c H Us) toys baby c oth1ng b kes C rc e Syracuse Aa1n or Shtne gu tars knwes roofmg and yard sale May 5 & 6 t672 lincoln Hghts Pomeroy 5 Bedroom 2 Bath 1 8 m les out Sandh II Road 1replace decks 24FT pool appliances ncluded askmg $95 000 (304)674 6119 after 5 30 7 Homes under $14000 WJJ dehver 740 385 4367 We are one of the largest toot & safety suppliers for the government Full! me/ Part t1me pOSitions ava l able Sales expenence pre ferred but not necessary If you have the g1ft of gab you are who we are looking lor Flexible hours la1d back almo!phere dally bonuses montH y lnp g1veaways to Florida guaranteed Auto sales people are you ttrad of not making any money? Come see us I Week y draw ptus h1gh commtss1ons Contact Tommy Milstead (740)441 9554 An Excellent way to earn money The New Avon Call Marlyn 304 882 2645 Anwa Eye Center has an 1mmed ate opemng for a receptiOn s11n their optomet May 6th & 7th Mason wv nc office Jn Pt Pleasant VFW 9926 9 OOAM 10 Four days a week Past 3 OOPM exper ence In optometnc or c:...:.:c....:..._____~ med cal off1ce very helpful Yard Sale May 7th behtnd but wi t tra n the right person Nat1onal Guard Armory Send resume to An1ta Clothes Toys & Morel B Owens PO Box 195 3pm Harr sv lie WV 26262 Yard Sale At 2 South near AVON I AI Areas To Blly or Dam on left Od Dome Trllck Sell Sh rley Spears 304 lots of m sc Thur Frt Sat 8 ? 675 1429 r AUC!ION AND Fi.EA MARK£r I Cook needed appy m per son Hot1day Inn o1 Galllpot1s No phone calls AUCTION Modular House - - - - - - - - and Tools & Equ1pment EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT Career Buckeye H1Jis Center RIO Grande Dh10 Growtng $1 btt110n commun1 T&E at 11 OOam House at ty bank holdmg company 12 00 Noon oo May 7 2005 has career OPP9rtuMy m 740 245 5334 Jackson for an exper enced to prov1de profess onal WAoVIUJ admtn strahve support to roBuY Chairman and CEO AequlfEis excellent 1nterper Absolute Top Dollar U S sonat skIts ability to handle S l\'er and Gold Cons conf dent1CIIIntorr'na110n and Proolsets Gold Rings U S protJclency tn Work and Currency M 1S Com Shop Excel F1ve yea(& otftce t51 Second Avenue eJCpertence requ red prevt Galhpohs 740446 2842 ous bankmg expe!nence and/or degree preferred Wanted to Buy locust Excellent eompensat!Ofl and posts Call (7401446 6464 benefitS 1ncludmg prottt W1ll pay up to $50 each for shanng and 401 (k) Pre Llnwanted or JUnk vehteles to employment drug testing naul away (740}992-o4t311 required Send resume and no answer leave message salary reqwrements to Oak Htll F1nanc1a1 Inc Ann 1 ' 1 1' 111~ \11 ..... I Human Resources PO Box '-II(\ II I..., 68S Jackson OH 45640 or to hrOoakhillbanks com Please reference Job Code llwWAN'Illl •522E MIF/ON _HJ_ct•r•W•A•NTED-_..ill (Wanted) lteensed PhySK:a Therapy Ass1stant tor home health serviCEis. Please send resume to McGraw PhyS!Ca Therapy Inc PO Box 983 JadtsOn OH 45640 or call (740)286-6631 Full time general ma1nte nance person salaned vacatiOn Stck leave pa d holidays no hsallh benefits appltcatu:tns avattabte at V1llage Hall 174 E College St RIO Grande Appl catton must be eturned by noon on Tuesday May 17 No phone calls p easa Some week end worX may be required To Do DHK CLEANING & POW EAWASH NG w ndows let Us Help You Ins de/Outs de Aes1dent al/Bus1ness C ean or upll! Whatever the JOb we II Get er done Karen or Dave (740)985 3633 or 740 416 182~ dhk cleanmg@yahoo com 2 shar'p ene rgetiC people cu enlly mak ng $300 to $500 n a Dead End Job With no Opportunity for Advancement that would f220 L Manager to manage 50 beds n LTC and the employ ee for that umt AN Unll Responstbtf t1es Manager to manage the Gallipolis Carter College care of 50 restdents the r (Careers Close Td Home) employees and lactl tate Call Today 740 44&-4367 comm un cation between 1 800 214 0452 physrc1an resident and lamJlilll poj scaree colleQll com 1ty Employee evaluations Ac~: ed lad Member Accrediting Coone I lor lndepenclenr COlleges I . ••;""~'"'i::"i: "":i:'~1::;27:;:4:ll"-.--...., ••..,~- .. ····~· " tn.J•"'··"··'U\.J"mVU'' DIRECTV FREE Home System entertainment FREE Equ1pment -and Install up to four rooms 145 chan nels $29 00 a month Ask how to g&t FREE HBO MAA and STARS 1 SD0523 7556 !or detatls MOVING SALE Two BX10 Bu1ld ngs computer desk horse tack horses trans AM/Formula car and bOdy parts Eng1nes ho1st ahgn ment machine AND ttems too numerous to mentmn 740 gg2 2800 or call 740 DIVISion 0 Institution ff ce ol Consume ffa1rs BEFORE you raft ance your home o bta1n a oan BEWAR f r~quests for any larg dvance payments o ees or Insurance Cal he Office of Consume ffatrs toll lree al 1 866 78 0003 to learn if tn broker 0 r TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITV ISSI? 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I es pd 12 40 acres Lilli t es ava 1 except electr c $325 Call able 960 Road frontage (740)256 113g Road to site Close to ~---~----­ Syracuse 740 992 2800 2BR apt State Route 160 $400/month stove/ efngera or740-416 1960 tor Included washer/dryer hookup {740)441 0194 o (740)441 1184 Lars& ranges a r cond t oners and sp c; tted Jack Cal {740)384 wr nge washers W II do 5267 or (7 40)418 2296 on epa s on maJor brands n sl'lop or at you hOme M n1ature P nchers 2 30 females born Apr 3rd Ready to go May 16th S300 each Now tak ng depos ts coiJches d nettes rec 1ners (740)388 8 124 bunkbeds grave moniJ ments much more (740)446 4782 Gall pols OH Hrs 11 3 (M S) We buy used fun 11 e For Sale Used hot water healer used Lennox IIJr Washer $95 dryer $95 nace and pellet stove Ca I elngerator $95 etectr c • ange $95 ke new washa t \H\1 Sli'PI.II ."i $H5 wrmger washer ke & II\ I· SJ()( J.. new $200 Kenmore s1de oy side $295 tw n s ze bed $75 love seat $50 very n1ce FARM oiJnd table W/4 chars $150 EQUPI\IENT Skaggs Apphances 76 Vme Street L 2500 Kobota 650 hrs wtth (740)446 7398 Loader 5 foot 11 er posthole r II{\ 'SPOR I \ 110'\ r iO " AIJfON mRSALE $500 Honda s Chevy s Jeeps Eel Pol ce Impounds Cars from $500 lor 1st ngs 800 391 5227 EXT 3901 2003 Toyota Spyder Conver ble Exce lent cond ton 7 DOD m1tes 6 speed Seq1Jent1al Shill m storage from October to Apr (304)675 4318 or (304)208 4128 ~ r • 4x4 HERF r 1991 Mazda M1ata Conve t ble 30 MPG beau d gger $9500 00 I rm 740 hful new pam! and top 378 6216 $4 750 (304)654 521 t or AllmQllt:S (740)446 7484 •~--------.-1 Your used eqiJ pment :____:__ _ _ _ _ _ __ Buy or sell Aver ne source Carm chael 1992 Poll! ac Bonr~ev11te SE Ant ques 1124 East Matn Equ pment (740}446 2412 toea owner power steenng on SR 124 E Pomeroy 740 or vts t www careq cpm brakes AJC good t res runs 992 2526 Russ Moo e great mce car $2 000 (740)446 2125 or (740)446 owner r LIVFSIOCK 2782 4 H p1gs 2 gJits 1 Bluebutt t 996 Olds C1era 4dr 96 000 & 1 York s15o each (740)441 9551 or (740)709 $59 000 New Haven 2 BOO sq ft. log cabtn as 1s w/3-5 acres Call M1ke (513)314 2754 2 story 7 room house 4 bedroo~2 bath 2 porches {1 closed In) deck 213 acre l!at lot Heat pump RIVer Valley School D1str1ct Bulavtlle PUte $69 500 (740)387 7272 I Thls newspaper w It not knowingly accept adver11Mments for real estate which Ia In violation of the law Our readers are hereby Informed that all dwellings adverl11ed In this newspaper era available an an equal oppor1unlty basea . 28 bass pro pontoon tratler 900 DO Route 33 Bu ld1ng lolln Mason w th old house could hx up or tear down $40 000 304 773 s 130 r Want to buy a 3 bedroom 2 bath home Garage base ment 3 10 acres 1s destr able AI cash Me gs Gat11a or Athens County 740 992 6300 Rl '\1\IS HouSES FOR RENT 1 bedroom house 11 Garfield Ave $350 month Call (740)441 0194 or (740)441 1184 New 3 BD 2 Bath Horne Only 198/mo Includes ale 1 bedroom house for ent m delivery and set up 740 Gall pol s Central A1r/Heat $350/ month 1 Dedroom 385 9948 apartment lor rent 1n Po1nt New 3 BR 2 Bath Sec!IOna Pleasant (740)446-2200 Home Only 249 mo Includes AJC delivery & 2 bedroom hoiJse base ment garage 1 m1 e from selup 740 385 7671 town $650 month Call New 3 BR Home Only (740)441 0194 or {740)441 189/mo ncludes ale dellv 1184 ery and set up 740 385 2 Houses (I) 3 Oedroom 4367 (1) 4 bedroom S900 & New Haven Bank Owned $1 000 p IJS deposit Call Home 112 Seventh St (740)256 8152 M1ke Sack Old Colony remodeled GMAC Reallly $10 900 3 bedroom house In Middleport 371 (304)542 5888 Broadway St $425 plus No Down Payment Possible deposit no ~s 1de pets 1900 square ft house 3 1740)992 3194 Cedroom 2 bath lull base men! new heat pump sets 3 Bedroom 2 full Baths on 3 acres SA 7 Eastern Basement Fam11y Room 2 School D1stnct (740)985 Car Garage leon area 10 mtles from Buffalo (304)458 4321 1997 Ready to move 1n 3 BR Home n country sethng only 3 bed oom located at 1641 198/mo w lh 1O% down Ltn Hgts Pomeroy Lease & dep ~o pels Call (740)667 ~40 385 4367 0762 Seven year old ranch ·Seneca Onve 3 bedroom 2 4 rooms & bath $300 : bath double garage 740 month 52 Olive St Call 992 0210 asking $129 {)()() (740)446 3945 wwworvbcom Home LIStings l st your home by calling (7~0)446 3620 V1ew photos/ nto online bedroom 3 bath 4 5 eras 2 5 car garage adtson OH $250 000 1rm Code 2255 or cal 740)286-4750 Beech Street Middleport 2 ~ Linlurmshed bedroom house no pets depostt & references (740)992 0165 Brand new 2 bedroom houSE'I 1n town $600 month Call (740)441 0194 or (740}441 1184 For rent Furnished 1 bed room house $325 located on Raccoon Ad (740)446 1759 • -E-A_U_T_I_F_U_L_ _ _A_P_A_RT_ 8 MENTS AT BUDGET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES 52 Westwood Or ve I om $344 to $442 Walk to shop & mov1es Can 740 446 2568 Equal HoiJS ng Opportumty CONVENIENTLY LOCAT EO & AFFORDABLE! Brand New K1tchen Cabinets st II n boxes for sa le (304)675 6154 m1tes $1 800 (304)576-3231 WITH A PHOTO I Cal (740)446 2342 :~::F:or~D:•:':••:•Is::: 15 1 KUCKS mRSAIL Farm Jackson (74!3:1286 5395 www slaterunta m com r Modern 1 bedroom apt Call Kenmore Alter Ca e (740)446 0390 Ex large CapaCity Ntce 2br Apartment w/Gas (304)576 4033 Heat/AC located 1n Pt NEW ANC USED STEEL Plea Retndg/Gas K1tc,hen Steel Beams P pe Rebar Range FurmS;hed WID For Concrete Angle Hookup $300/Month Channel Flat Bar Steel $200/Deposlt(304)675 7628 Grat ng For Drams ~ 94 Ha ey Davdson U Ira Class c o 000 m tes bi\J€ exoe tent co.nd on $13 500 (740 949 2217 98 Honda CBR 900 RFl $3 000 (740)441 9160 Harley Dav dsori custom low r der 8 ack w/chrome tr bal flames perfect shape only 21 000 m es many ext as $9500 (740416221 3 0 (740)985 36 77 2003 Ford F t50 crew cab 84 Baylmer 19FT w trmle 4x4 like new exce lent con Cubby Cab n Ru 1s Good dtlton 28 000 m les Ca 1 $3 200 080 (304)675 B056 !740}256 6150 Bass boat 60 HR motor 2004 Ford F150 Superc ew accessor es very c ean Call 4x4 FX4 package fiJI y (740)249 5637 loaded 54 V8 b 1ght red GCD changer TonneaiJ Bass Tracker 14FT w!Tra1 er cove tow paGkage 20 000 & Motor $2 500 calf for m1les Ph (740)446 8217 Deja S (304)675 1731 r~.,~___ r M~~~ I 1984 Skamper pLip up 25th Ann versary Ed I on exce ent cond 1 on 16 box AC and heat stove cebox dmette $2 000 (740)949 2709) 1992 29 Airstream Excalla Vety good cond ton tw n beds Ph (740)645 4454 1998 30 l1fth wheel travel tra ler double slide excel lent cond111on $13 900 phone (740)698 9319 m Exce len 992 1325 98 000 Condit on $9 900 OBO Phone (304 )675 2039 alter 5 OOpm ...,, R\ HIs 1998 Bue 53 Thunde bot 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 Har ey Dav1dson eng ne 10 HOME Quad cab 4 dr 4x4 V 8 very fast sport bike g eat 1999 Mazda M ata 6 sp (740)985 loaded 1a ler tow package shape $5100 IMPROVFAW.NTS trans convert be s lver 8 bed $8 495 oo 1998 9857 bla,ck top 46000 m les Ca I Dodge Dakota cub cab 1 BASEMENT alter 5 00 P M 740 992 4x4 V 8 !gaded $7 995 00 2000 WATERPROOFING 6991 Ask1ng $9000 Alverv ew Motors 2 blocks Soltatl very ow m els Uncond tor~ a I fet1me guar antee Local references fiJr 2000 4 door Neon auto 4 above Me Donalds Pomeroy (740}256 1378 after 9p n 2001 Har ey Dav dsofl Dyna n shed Established 1975 CO d1sc changer sunroof Oh {740)992 3490 $1 800 080 (740)256 Wtde Ghde Low m leage Call 24 Hrs (740) 446 2001 Dodge 1500 Sport VB 1652 excellent cond ton Call 0870 Rogers Basement qiJad cab $16 900 Waterproofmg (74 0)441 0991 2000 Ford Contour fiJI y (740)645 6734 oaded ask ng $3 500 cal 92 S 10 H gh Mileage 2 8 742 2215 V6 5 Speed Short Bed Atr n color many extras one owner excellent cond!t on Grand Marq LS 2000 58 000 PS $900 (304)675 1202 29000 m1les $t6000 mtes very clean garage 99 Dodge Dakota Club Cab (7 40)446 0213 k~pt 304 675 3069 after SLT Loaded V 8 4x4 Bed 5pm Imer R\J nn ng Boards 2001 Honda CR80 S1 200 Ton neau Cover 95Km 1998 Kawasaki KX2o0 2000 Monte Carlo 48 000 $1 400 17 40)446 8138 $8 500 (304)882 ~845 m les V 6 Eng Exc Cond even ng (740)446 4799 exl $8 000 (304)675 5~05 SUVs 249 days t998 Dodge N~on RJ.Jns great 89 000 m les Cold au great gas ml eage $1 900 080 (740)259 9031 or (740)256 1233 HAY& GRAIN Tobacco Plants to sale Ca ~40)446 7843 Attention Commercia~ Mowers Landscapers and Conlracto s Ask IJS about Green Fleet multt un11 d s counts ava labls on new John Deere Equ pment nc ud1ng commercia mow mg equipment compact ut 1 tty tractors sktd steers com pact excavators Gator u111 ty veh1oles X SGnes lawn trac tors and John Deere tr m mers b ewers and chain saws Get John Deere equ pmen1 tor ess Carm chael Equ1pment (740)446 2412 C altsman Zero tiJrn 18hp Drtveways & Wa kways L&L 50 nch mGwer never used One BR apt m Spnng Valley sc ap Metals Open Monday S3800 value pnced $2300 W/0 hookups $290 per TlJesday Wednesday & .,17_4~0.:.)6_8_2_6_0_51_ _--,..-__ month+ dep {740)388 0017 F day Sam 4 30pm Closed John Deere A dmg Mowers or (740)339 0362 Thursday Saturday & start1ng at $1 399 F nancmg available subfect to John Pleasant Valley Apartment Sunday (740)446-7300 Are now takmg Appl cat1ons Orlando/Disney area 7 day Deere Credtl approval Your for 2BR 3BA & 4BR family vacation Paid $600 payments could be as low ApplicatiOns are taken sell lor $199 Call (614)399 as $39 monrh wth $0 down Carmichael EqLIIpmenl Monday thru Fr day from 0040 (740)446 2412 900AM4P.M Offce1s Located at 11 51 Evergreen Queen s ze box spnng & Duve Po nl Pleasant WV mattress w/ headboard & Phone No 1s (304)675 ra Is $200 4 cha rs & table $50 2 13 color TV s dryer 5806 EHO $100 Enterta nment center Tara Townhouse $40 (740)446 4426 Apartments Very Spac1ous SPA OUTLI:"T 2 Bedrooms CIA 1 112 Super Sa e Bath Adu t Pool & Baby New Locaton Poo Pat o Sta t $385/Mo 11 am 7pm Monday Fnday Np Pets lease Plus 12pm 5pm Saturday Secunty Deposit Reqlmed Sunday (740)446 3481 us 60 Cannonsburg Ashlafld .. Tw n Rtvers Tower ts accept (behind Mr GattJ s) ng apphcat ons lor watllng . 16061922 7185 1st for Hud subs zed 1 br apartment call 675 6679 Wolff Tanning Beds EHO Huge se ec110n p on SAVINGS r FOR SALE 2000 N ssan Quest SE M n1 1 Van 67K m 1es sharp black exter or leather siJnroof M ts 94 Montero SUV loaded plus VCR (740)441 103 000 rn es fiJI y loaded excellent cond1l on CD ~1 .::9 .:_12::.:._---:---:-::----:---:---: Sunroof (304)675 7965 2002 Cadtltac Devtlle white diamond fu lly equ pped factory warranty 22 900 miles hke new $24 995 (740)256 1428 . :...__:_~ _ _ _...:..__ __ 1985 Chevy S 10 Blazer 2002 Dodge Ram 1500 SLT 4x4 new motor (13 000 Red 4 door 360 aiJtomahc mtles) needs transmtSSion 3.7 000 m1fes $15 900 work $650 (304)675 5131 (740)256 1618 or (740)256 6200 2004 AedCatl1tOc c 4 $1 600 Wheeler Pa d Ask ng $1 100 (304)675 4262 (3041!;93 4290 (304)593 0840 eave mes sage 2004 AedCat/110cc 4 Pa1d $1 600 Wheeler $1 1dO Hslmet Askmg (304)675 4262 nctuded (304)593 4290 (30 41593 0840 leave message ::.:::.=.:::.__:_.:::.:;::::._.__ 2005 Honda CRF250 Never been raced Call {740)245 5815or (740)418 9026 Shop the Classifieds! r·-··-··-··-··- ·-··-··-··-··-··-· -·-··-··-··-· ·-···- ---1 Reaeh 3 Counties t lmmedmte Delivery F1nanc ng 1 aoo 894 6997 (740)446-6579 SPACE FOR RENT House for Rent Rt2 close to Locks Mob le Home tot tor Rent cJose to Green Acres 2 camp s tes on r verfronl w1th full hooks WE Sewer 1 (304)575 2642 camp s1te WlthoiJI hook \JPS N ce 2 bedroom w1th large (740)992 5956 yard 730 Third Ave $325.1month Call (740}446 For le<il58 Oft ce or ret a I 1120 after 5pm spaces 1n very good cond1 Aespons ble couple to rent 2 ton Downtown Ga hpo s BR home 1m le from Approx 1600 sq ft each 1 Gat11poh~ off State Rt 588 or 2 baths Lease pr ce S400 per month $400 secu negotiable to encoura~e Ousmess Ca I 1982 Fleetwood 14x70 tra I r1ty deposit references a new (740)446 4425 or (740)446 er 3 bedroom 2 baths CIA must (740)446 3413 3936 system washer dryer Small 2 bedroom hOuse stove re1rlgerator dish \Il l ~( 11 \'\ llhl $475 month 1 mtle from washer Must be moved town Calf (740)441.()194 or ~mi;;;;;;:;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ seooo (740)645 6734 (740)441 1164 rlO HOlJSEliOU) 1993 Mans1on mobtle home t4x60 2 bedroom 1 bath 1 total eiednc good cond1t on central air stove retngerator remodeled must be moved 58 000 2 bedroom mobile home all electrl(). no Apphance (740)949 9016 mside pets $375 month plus 1993 Sunshme double w1de depoSit (740)992 3194 Warehouse • 28x56 3 bedroom 2 baths Must be moved 2 porches 2br Tratler all ElectrJC on m Henderson WV Pre.$25 000 Call (740)388 ST RT B7 (304)895 356 1 owned aPP'ICanes star11ng at 8978 3 bedroom mobtle home tor $75 & up all under warranty 1995 Clayton OoubU:t W de rent tn Pomeroy area No we do serv~ce work on all 24X52 3 Bedrooms 2 Bath Pots 992 5858 Make and Models (304 )675Central AJr Total Electr c 3 Br 2 Ba Mobile Home 7999 (30ol)675 2907 Water Eastern TpI C Call 1 502 943 Mollohan Carpet 202 Clark 1996 16x80 Clayton Vmyl Schools Chapel Road Porter Oh o aidtng shmgle roof porch 2 0386 (740)446 7444 1 830 car garage on 1 625 acres -~Home Lot only +I Addtson Ptke Phone AddJSOn P;J<e $125/moolh 9t62 Free Est mates Easy tlnanctng 90 days same as (740)367 7656 or (740)645call (740}446-3644 for more ~ash V1saf Master Card 2423 onlo Drive- a hnle save alot rM~S~~ r M~:m~ 22 Oak factory padded Church Pews 11 ft long goOd cond liOn S125 each 40 new Hymna Church nooks $360 (740)388 9965 4 \~HI II HIS d1esel auto f at bed and 2000 Bayt ne 21 f1 cuddy w dually bed also (740)446 t a e many extras ve y 9317 clean 304 675 5563 1996 Wh te F1reb1rd a\JIO V Filoll.RAN;oSAL·s·E-_.11 6 good cond 133 ooo 1992 S1 verado short bed n lies Asklr y $4 000 OBC A mer can Atpme Goat Kids 2WO V6 auto air loaded TTop 740 992-6079 1997 ForO Convers on Van Bucks does wethers $4 500 7 4 000 m les excel ent con (740)988 2073 t997 Mustang Conve t1ble 1989 Silverado extended d t on new 1 res $9 800 cab 2WD loaded $5 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l~nt Cond ton (304)675 6810 after 6pm TownhoiJse apartments and/or sma ll hoJJses FOR RENT Call {740)441 1111 Fr1ck Sawm II 3 Head Block 6 cyl Case Power un 1 56 for appllcahon & 1nformat on nch Saw Blade 24 FT EIIICmncy Apt Ref Dep No Alllm Dump Bed 7FT nas h gh Sides w/ host S2 500 Pels 1304)675 5162 (304)773 5095 Grac1ous hv ng 1 a11d 2 bed Genu ne Mickey Mouse room apartments at V11Jage watch Fob & Strap no Manor and R vers de watch 1933 Very rare Sl25 Apartments n Mtddleport Also 8x10 Peters card board From $295 $444 Cat 740 sJand up poster advert s1ng 992 506 4 Equal Hous ng Peters shot shells very col Opportumt1es orlu and d fferent 1940 e a $85 (740)533 3870 large 2 Oedroom unfur n1shed apartment All ut1l JET t1es pad no pets AERATION MOTORS $500/month S50()/deposll Repaired New & Rebu It In (740)~46 1637 or (740)446 Stock Call Ron Evans 1 4016 after 5pm 800 537 9528 1998 Ranger 4x4 5 spd 3L AM FM cassette IVC off road package new pant $6 000 080 C a 1 after 4 30pm (740)256 6257 40 MomRnu r.~ 1999 Bravada fu ly oaded 2003 leather diJal power seats Sp nt newt res A loy wheels Blue Book p 1ce $8 -5n sac 1ce E)(ceuent Cond ton 4 500 Ext as $4 800 1969 Volts wagon Dume S6 995 (740)645 2729 or M les buggy F1Der glass body 95 3000 GT M tsub sh1 (740)379 2544 leave mes (304)675 8089 street ega $2 500 Garage kept A Looker sage ~ II return call (740)441 0 157 or (740)645 $7 000 F rm (304)675 3631 _:::'c::_:::..___:::~=~- [l50 Rous & MOTORS 2000 Dodge Durango 4;<4 lOR SAL! 5141 99GTSunlre $3300080 Rrr Sport 59L V8 67K 1977 MGB Convertible for 99 4dr SIJnf re $ 2 600 m les loaded leather cowl 1996 St atos bass boat 115 2002 res to at1on w th another OBO Chrysler 1nduct1on hood custom fast st 1ke 200 Soft nde 080 pamt complele MGB for parts Sebring $ 4 650 $11 300 OBO tra te custom cover exce 16 6 .; 6.;, $1 000 (740)441 0542 Or ~~7.,4.;0.;)'.;5~ ;,;9;.._ _ _ (740)245 0395 lent conditiOn $6500 (74 0) 441 7603 SELL YOUR CAR 200 t F 350 crew cab 4)(4 (? 40l 446 4987 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RN Rart Ttme to superv se nu s ng serv1ces fo nd v1du as w lh deve opmental diS ab litm .. n Ja<akson County and sur ound ng areas Dut1es assessments self med ca!Jon programs MAR set up/mon tor ng staff lam expenenced fu!ltlme ly Ira mng Pay based on w/benef1ts apply n person elC:penence Please call at 555 Park Street (304)373 10t1 M1dd eport Oh Someth ng for everyone M xed oult;lde 2 yrs r.,.'_HEL_.~·.\\C·AJ·Nil-Cil_. . 100 0 K&L Oatenng now h r ng lor summer servers Pease stop 1364 He man Rd or cal Monday or Tu esday 9am 11 am (740)446 9319 1 dny only sale 517 05 8'00 5 Aott m xed pupp es 2 4 00 Hem ocK Rd oft rna eS/3 females tt1ey look Evergreen on St Ate 1o0 1ke teddy bears Must go Ra n Cancels I-IOIJsehold ASAP 1740)367 0248 1ems clothes and more Female Bo der Calle Very I enclly & pleasant 1 2 m les OIJ! 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I FoRS\Lt \rom John Deere p.Ja tab eat 3 Br. Bath remodeled 199714x65Pemer 2bed N ce 3 bedroom mob le Thompsons Appt ance & Donkey lor satel 3 yo spot 4 9" o I :~~e d r.ate I o 2002 ZX 2 Ford Escort 5 1991 Chevy S 10 4 "3 V6 ms1de and out m Racme oom 1 batn all E ectr c home n Coun y Homes n Repa1r 675 7388 For sale ted Jenny sm a sta ndard Carm1chae Equ1pment w th speed 4 cy nder 30 000 4:-:4 $4 200 OBO Call ac oss from !"ark $57 000 Exc Cond lots of extras the Shade area Wate r e cond 1 oned automat c 44 Up to date whvet shots John Deere Cred t approval m1les one owner $6 000 (304)675 5612 740 949 1372 (304)675 7588 or (304)553 sewer t ash nctuded $325 washers & dryors ref 1gera & hoofs wen cared for Has (740)446 2412 (740)441 Of 57 (740)645 m5 a month No pets allbwed tors gas ~nd electr c been exposed to my 33 wwwca eg com 5141 3-Bedroom 1 Bath NoOne Else C!an! Gall~.o Co~.tnty rm MOBILE HOMES mRSAI 1..,~--Gooo;---.-J an r ~ ! i : Place Your Paid Classified Ad In Wednesday's Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register, or Daily Sentinel, And It Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! BUD.DING SIJPl'UES Block brick sewer p1pes w1ndows llnte s etc Claude W nters R o Grande OH Call740 245 5121 r I I PETS FORSALE 2 CKC Engt sh Bull dog 1 male 1 female pups Champ on Bloodhnes Vet checked S1 500 {304)532 6005 AKC Fled & Black German Shepherd fema e 20 mon (breeder) $900 00 304 458 1515 v AKC Registered Beagles 9wks t 1-color wormed shOts $1 00 Steve Stapleton (740)446 4172 or !740}256 1619 Beautiful fu 1 blooded PrtOOII pup~ms $100 each 12 ,. weeks old 1650 Cherr'y Rodge Rd (740)245 5102 ...._ Butterfly Ko1 3 to !;I nches Lots of Colors Healthy also Water Hyactnths Pllone (304)6755043 1 I I~alltpoltsllilllr ~nbune The Daily Sentinel ~omt ~lrasant ~rgtstrr L._\~~~-----\~.22!:.~-----(~.ill.:!~·-·_j �' ' ' ' ' Page 86 • ' • ' The Daily Friday, May 6, 2005 www.mydailysentinel;com Sentinel www.mydailyserttinel.com The Daily Sentinel • ', NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE ' ACROSS PUBLIC NOTICE trlxos and assignees NOTICE:Is · hereby and , David Allen . glve~ that on Reed, aka David A. $aturday, May 7, 2005, Reed, and If at 10:00 a.m., a public deceased, all heirs; sale will be held at devisees, l~gatees. 211 W. Second St., executors, executrixPomeroy, Ohio. The es , administrators, Farmers Ban~ and ~ · radministratrixes .and Savings ,Company is ~ assignees be selling for cash In required to set up any hand or certified interest they may check the following have in said premises collateral: or be forever barred, 1986 Massey tl!~t .upon failure of Ferguson 270 Tractor said Defendanls tq complaint. Denise L. Bunce (0042121) Attorney for Plaintiffs 105 N. Second Street Pomeroy; OH' 45769 (740) 992-5730 (4) 8, 15, 22 , 29 (5) 6, · 13 • "' PUBLIC NOTICE Separate, Sealed proposals will be appropriate. Services should include: determining eligibility for WIA programs , providing a comprehe'1sive array of services to eligible youth and Incorporating tho ten program elements under WIA. TWo program s will be awarded and program costs mu,st . not. exceed · S100,00Q.00 · each (subject' to available funds) and shall be 286498 · , pay or to cause to be .receiVed at th'e Office fo_r the period of July_ 1998 Dodge Stratus ES 4D 1B3EJ56H5WN2'8285 6 paid said judgement within three days from its rendition that oflheTreasureroflhe Board of Education of Southern · Loca l 1; 200,5 through June 30, , · ' 2006. Adm inistrative cost may 1;101 exceed i 0% , Public Notice an Order of Sale be The . F:armerS Bank · i.ssued to the Sheriff and Savings .of Meigs cO.unty, Ohio, to appraise , Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reserves the adver.t lse In the DallY right to bid at this Sentinel and sell said sale, and. to withdraw real estate, tticit the the ,above collateral premi~es be sold fr;ee prior to · sale . ·Further, and clear of all The ·Farmers " Bank claims, liens and and Savings · interest of any of' the Company reserves partieS herein , that the.-right to reject any the p'r oceeds from the or all bids submit1ed. sale of said premis'es SchoOl District of Racine, OH in t.jtelgs of the total contract County, until , 12 award . In addition , o'clock noon , May 20, 30% of .the total con· 2005. At that time , trapt award mu.s t be opened by the used to serve out-ofTreasurer of said school youth. board as Provided by · Proposals must law tOr a 71 passendemoriStrate t he ger school bus; capability to meet according to specifiper.f ormance stancations of said board dar~s and to qu .. ntify of . · . education. program outcomes. A ·s eparate and inde- .. copy of the Request The above described collateral will be sold be applied to the Plaintiff 's judgement pendent bids will be received wllh respect for Proposal, may be picked up from "as is-where is", with no . expressed or ~ Implied warranty and for ·such other relief to which USDA Rural Oeve!,opment is to the chassis and body type and will state that the buses Th·eresa Lavender or Jane Banks at the Meigs County Job· & given. entHied. when assembled and Family Services, 175 For further informstlon, or for an appointment to Inspect collateral , prior to sale dale contlict Cyndle. or Randy SSid defendants are prior to delivery, comdirected to the comply with all school plaint wherein notiCe district · speclficaunder the lair debt . tions, all safety regu· collection practice . lations and current act is given. Said Ohio Minimum · at jl92·2136. (5) 4, 5, 6 defendants will · take notice that it be Standards for School Bus Construction of required . to answer the Department of Notice of Publication Stephen .· tl. Miles, said Complaint on or Education adopted by before the 1st day of . and with the consent July, 2005 orjudge- of the Dire.etor of. Safety ' ment will be rer.dered Highway Al1orney at Law · 18 W. Monument USDA Public Notice Avenue Dayton, Ohio 45402 Wlnlfned J. King, aka Winifred Jane King, and If deceased, all heirs, devisees, lege· teas, executor's, executrixes, admir'lis. tratorS, adminlstr8trlxas and assignees and, · David Allen Reed, aka David A. Reed, and if . deceased, an heirs, devisees, legatees, ·executors, executrix· es, administrators, admini.Stratri'xes and assigneeS' whose addresses ·are unkno~n ,. will ~ereby take notice that · on Decamber 20, 2004, USDA Rural Development, flied Its in Complaint accordingly. Specifications and received by mail or ~id· hand delivery by the Development Plaintiff Stephen D Miles Attorney ders are on file in the office of · the Treasurer, Racine , Ohio. above date and time. No materials received after the date will be included in previous (4) 29, (5) 6, 13, 2Q, 27, .(6) 3 The Board of Education reserves lhe right to reject any submissions nor ·be considered. The Its Unknown and Assigns Case No. 04-CV-169 against John E. Miller and Lori A. Miller praying for judgement In the amount of $76,181-.10. with interest thereon acc;ording to the terms of the note from August 30, 2004 until pala and And WESTERN METHODIST CHURCH Build Your Own Busiue!;S Workforce School round youth program to ,eligible youth ages 14-2.1 consistent with Meigs County's whose address was 104 Kerr Workforce Development Plan , Straet, P-omeroy, OH provisions of the fed- lasl known eral Help Wanted Auto & TI;uck Repair James A W ill Jr. Owner 3 miles w es t of Pomeroy. OH on State Rt. 124 .'2 119 WeiShf..IWnRd. Ohio .15769 Phonlo: 7.t0.4J92-l4J2 .. Po·mcm~· . 992-5682 E- na:1il j\\ i 11-k'7(Jt,)(f!' ;. alliH.U'U IIl The Parish Shop Fomll'rlj· ut IIJ8. W. !\lain l'onicw y '',\, PRIVATE GYM . IS NOW OPEN AT The M ulb,c rr~' 'cunmmnic>· CcntH 260 1\lulhcrry Aw. · • Ac[c llting N.-w 1\·lcmht•rs • H ~:n' l Dul\' (._, 1111111it' l'l'i~li E1111illlllt\UI l•omt'rt i~· Sgme Grettt I.A'"' Pn'n'~ . tind .Smili111: Friei1dly f'llc~:s. .OI"EN Workunlnn )' HI~_r nwn hours '2417 Serious lm1uides Oul,· ! ·· ~olm tu ·Jpm PH: 1) 1)2.418:\ Call R.D. Con.o,;t. for ull your hom~ n>pair n~ed s, nHlfing. siding, add·ons', 1~mqdeling etc, Letw· llefp you la.\·litrg I tribute 10 your loved 1. · mle '.v memory. · · fn!l' ~sfimntcs MONli\IEN' l 1740),992;2979 leave mcssa 'C ( '01\li'A NY 39728 SRI43 \\L ,_\L' k!III IL ,J itl' l •_De-.:k~ • Purc h ~,;s • Ccr;mliL' Tile & "No Job Tu Suwil" Rac i n~ , 01-1 Workforce 740-247-2162 or 740-416-3508 14 y r ~. Ex pcri...:-nc:e I HOWARV l. WR!TtSfl & SONS · Residenli al -: Com mercia l A II type:-. of roofing: Sh,ingle. FlU!, Metal ,New or Repair Scanl lcss Gulter ·. , STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRAqiNG Don't Forget Mom lh1s Sunday Large Selection of Longaberge ~ purses & Boyd 's Bears av0ilable at ihe Mason Jar. 408 Main Street Pt. Pleasant· 675-4477 'driving experience and adequate Boyd's 15% OFF SAP automobile insurance required. $7.00/hr. Send resume to: MIZWAY TAVERN Buckeye Community Services, P.O. Boi Euchre Tues. 604, i ackson, OH 45640. appli~ants: 5/13/05. Karaoke Wed & Fri Band Sat AMIX 9-1 Pre-employment drug testing. Equal Opportunity Employer. . Sid ing 949·1405 PLEASANT VALLEY NURSING & 'REHABILITATION CENTER . Will Celebrate National Nurs ing Home W eek . o'n MiiyB-14 · , Fu,n events planned.all week including Elvis Tribute PerformerDwight Icenhower on May 12 at 2 p.m. Public is eordially invited. Please'call 304-675-5236 for valid drivers license, three years good Downspout ~ •Free lsdmatau dized employment as · · 30 Yrs. Ex I). Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones • • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References Available • Free Estimates Call Gary Stanl ey NOMA WHAT STY£ f. .. ) :I "' ' -·· ..,..'"""'" £ElVIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement .An ry~s or .\ Coiwrete 'Wtlt~ . .25 Years Experience· ·David Lewis 740-992-6971 Now Doalor lor Montana Tractors· starting at 27 horse - 57 horse with shuttle transmission 4-wd, remote hydraulics .. 3 yea~ warranty ****Also available**** '• Task Master Tractors '26 horse -·38 .horse; 4wd (I year warranty) • Farm Pro TraCtors 20 horse - 30 horse . loaders, finish mowers, tillers NEW ARRIVAL ZTR Dixon {Zel'll Turn , Radius Mower) 30 incli cutting width to sO: inch cutting width 3 year warranty T&D TRACTOR S,ALFS & EO!JIPMENT: right in the heart of Chester lnsun.'fl Ta~e the PAIN out of PAINTING! Let me do ;t for youl 985-4384 ' FOR YOU!! '1. " ~tfi.; r (Before ~pm .~~~Jf{J Leave Messagel_; ,4:~r· . ~ ~~-,.1\. J;i ~ ELVINEY, 'r'A TOLD ME , . ..lEST ADDED - ,._A FEW ~ • • FLOURISWES ' !! MANLEY'S SElF STORAGE 97 Be_ech Street Middleport, OH 10x10xl0x20 992-3194 or 992-6635 "Middleport's only . Self-Sforage" ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTIIN • New' Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 740·992-1611 Stop & Compare , Hill's Self Storage 29670 Bashan Road . Racme. Ohio 45771 ' 740-949-2217 to 10'x30' .Hours 7:00,AM · 8:00PM High ~ost of fertilizer got you ' 17-17-17"' $265 lon (While Suppy Last) • Mushroom Compost . Available . . $35 - 1,000 lbs Approx. weight ~~~~ • Airway pasture renovators and seeders available to rent.' , • licensed agronomist on staff available for conSulting. SHADF: RIVER i\C SE RVICF: 35537 St~ Rl . 7 Nf~rih Pomeroy, Ohi~, 740-985-.,831 6• Pass 7• Pass Pass Pass All pa$S ' ol lhe tcip lhree honors.Then , when Norlh wheel~ out Roman Key Card BlackwOod, South shows two key cards: either two aces or, as here. an ace and .the trump king. Then North asks for side-suit kings, plarfilng to bid seven no-trump if South hUIWO. Outside trumps, you have seven winners. a So. you ~ Syracuse. OH · . 740-992-5776 Flowers & Vegetable plants FIUt-$6.95 10" Hanging Rosket~ ·20 Varictie~ $5.95.$7.95 Perennials 6'" · 10" $2.95 • $5.95 Polled Planls 4" . 12" $1.25- $t2,95 . 12" Ferns $10.95 musllako six spade tricks. Thai CELEBRITY CIPHER Hubb.lrd's Greenhouse • requires lour tops and two ruffs in hand . -a mini dummy reversal. . by Luis Campos . After winning with dummy's h~art ace, C&letrity Cipher ~mnre created fromqt~lallons ey famous peop e. past and present. draw one round Of trumps, getting the E.ach latter in me cipher stands for anolher . bad news. With this layout, you may win Tod~y·s cfuB: M equsls L tnat trick in eithe~ hand, Out if either oppo· " W M W P .H L YH I S DL L YSL W TC nent had only one- diamond and all four spades, · you would have Jo start with a spade to ,your. ace or Kirig. Take extra MCTRHV IWL LYH NCKTR OHSKLN · credit if you did that. You continue with -a club to dummy's ace, L NXH XHCXMH LSPH ZH ZCVil a club ruff In hand, a spade to dummy, a club ·ruff, a Spade honor from hand, and a GHVWCKGMN TCB. " dial'!'1ond to the dummy. You draw trumps, ~ iscarding your r~malnlng heart, and run 1 BORN LOSER ~I WO~tiE"..IZ.. WI-\'< WE OOt{i~ ~ ~ ~. WE.LL, t Tfl,~ · ~"" 1-\USH! I'f/1. NOT C>ONE: """ 1-\II,Vt: 1-\E.M\I"E:L\ C.Ot·NERSI\\101-\S Ul<( WE. USE:C> TO ... !![)_ -~;.;;;.~;;~;-- T"-LKING 'I· . D N.O W M M lhe diamonds. G .Y H X Y H V J PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "Grea11hings are not. something accidenlal, bul .•· .. Janet Jeffers 33795 Hiland Road , Pomeroy, Ohio •18 spreader buggies available fo r use 4 NT ·s NT leads the heart king. This ·is a v8ry difficuh grand slary1 to reach - unless you are using two pieces of modern mach1fl4;1ry. First, North responds two no-trump, the Jacoby Forcing Raise The opener's jump rebiOreveals a Qood five-card slde suit headed by at l~ast two ~~-cw.··~··*·~ W. · NOW OPEN • liNDA'S PAINTING . l140J 985-4180 I Siz_. s·x·!O' ·· ... THE NEWSPAPER HAS SOMETHING 2NT Pasti Pass ... cheese?~ ,.,. AstroGraph . : a1G NATE •• • •r.!:c"::::--:-:==:-:=-:-:::::-o IF,! 1 " :: TAL'- SOUTHEAST IMPORTS 93 Columbus Rd. 1 ~~: !; 1'1A"(SE '(OtJ'RE R IGHT. FRANCIS . HAYSE 1!-EING- IS MAI'.cu.s·s . SEC~ET TO ~ I i!>I'OING cooL . ~." ~·I•.UC.K;~~ ;: ' Athens Whaley~s- Auto Parts St. Rt.681 Darwin. OH 740-992~7013 or 740-992-5553 Saturday, May 7, 2005 By Bernice Bedo O•al , What you already have going for you Is far better than you think and Is like· ly to prove rewa~ing for you In the year ahead If you don't lose heart and YOU WANNA HANDLE THI 5, OR SHoULD I ? ' make the most of it. Ootl't implement c;hange tor c hange's sake. TAURUS (April 20· May 20) -This is not a good day to &Kaggerate your ,. , PEANUTS twd Arter Market Parts Sf.IE SAID," THE FOLLOWING TEST WAS MADE P05515LE B'r' A GRANT FROM . '(OUR TEACHER'' See Brent or Brian Whaley M -Fri 8:30-5: 00 Sat. 8:30-Noon ' Sun . Closed IF '(OU !.lAVE A PLEDGE BREAK, MA'AM, 11MLEAVING! 8th Annual I 0-Mile Yellow Flag Yard Sllle! · Middleport- Pomeroy- Syracuse- Friday-Saturday , May 6 &7 l.iJok for the yellow flags! Maps available May 4th . Call992-4055 or992-3148 for info s/o. " !IHE "tOLQ Me -r() Be QUie1" AND' FINeD Me NORTHUP DODG~ Ri~r Road • Gallipolis · I'M5URIS 11" WA& l-ONG' ' 949-1155 Eveninp OVERPUE ' ADVERTISE IN THIS SPACE .FOR $52 PER MONTH " Now Available At :: . diU\rolE~ I 'tW La=T BAUM LUMBER :,· "M~T~ Scorpion Tractors " Taking The Sting:Out Of Hafd Work!" ' Mid cS ize 4 Wheel ·Drive Tractor with 30hp & 40hp Kubota Engines BAUM LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 rv,_ ,,,,:: · ~1-l M6-.IH "'" " ,.,.' ,, ,,••" '· ..•' ' you down tp make you verify what you say, GEM INI (May 21 · J!-Jn9· 20) it's good of you 'to jump in and offer to help 'someone who appear's to be In need. but keep your gual'd up today so that you're not taken-In by one who Is slmpty lazy or has devlo·us motives. CANCER (June 21 · July 22) Be careful. today that you're not drawn ' Into the complicated affairs of an associate or even a close friend. It this person has financial troubte, be par· tlcularly careful not to get lnvolvect LEO (July 23-Aug. '22) · - Someone you meet.for the tlrsf time today might be leas than he or she pretends to be. It's nk:e to be cordial , but get to know the jndividual better before getting yourself enmeshed with the person. VIRGO (Aug . .23· Sept. 22) Better have a baCk-up plan, because sOme· one on whom you were depending to help you with a task tor;:tay might not be able to do eo. Don't make hlmlher feel guilty about it, however. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) You're ·u sually quite lucky when It comes to taking a gamble, but todaY mlght .nat . ,be your .day. Be extra prudent and cauUous when it comes to any rln&n· clallnvestmants tha~ ean't be verified . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -:- An associate may say "yea~ to ~omething you request today just to get you off his or her back tor ' the moment. However, this person Is not apt to tallow through on It as promised. SAGITTARIUS . (Nov. 2:1·Dec . 21) Unlase.yf)u are absolutely certain that you knQw what yoy are talking about, lt Ia b8st tOday not to give others Instructions on how. something should be dona. You could be held acc ount· able. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22.Jan. 19)- Do your homeWork first .it you plan to put out a lot of money <ln Bither a pur· ctt.ee or an Investment today. It's not hard to make a decision once you know what tha real value Is, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-F.ab. 19) - Your feellnge of inadequacy rtilght temPt yqu to avoid direct comm·u nicatton With those ·who deserve an explana, tlon on something you promiaed to do ' for them. That'll make matter• worae. PISCES (Feb. 20·Maroh 20) - You're aman &{lOUgh to know that It Isn't wlae to mix socially today with an Individual whO has proven to be a deCeitful per· son, yal for some reason you might do so. This Individual Ia still wily. ARIES (March 21-Aprll19· ·- Be par· ticu!arly caretul t1 you 'have to go to some unfamiliar pan ol town today to be extra mindtul of your poasession5. PUt ~ur packaQe& or valuables In your trunk and lock all the doors. ' SOUP TO NUTZ (c)2005 by NEA. Inc. 5-6 • S©\\~ltA-~t.~s· INAT DAILY PUULil - - - - - - 141tod ky CLAY I. POLLAN O four Rtorronve lett~rs of scramblad words low to form ~I~ WOlD GAMI the be· four word1. WOGRRE accomplishments or to embellish. An RestockiJ'9 l.n te Model SalVIlg'e ' must certainly.be willed." - Vincent van Gogh C A Y NF unbelieving listener rT)ight try to pin 740-742-2293 l Pass 4• East 52 ·"2001" computer 53 Data 55 Wind catcher 13 56 Sixth •ense 14 57 Type oftlde 58 Eventful 15 parlods 16 59 Letter alter pi 17 60 French I 19 . verb 61 PC key 20 Eiorclse 40 Trace 21 . . system element in 22 DOWN 22 Gray wall salt 23 Sleep phe- 42 Listened · 23 1 Guided trip nomenon 44 Upgrade river 2 .. 1came /' 24 Conduct a · 45' "Mermaids" 26 Geezer lo Caesar meeting star 29 Daughter 3 Toward the 25 Large cay 46 Leftovers ol Hyparlon rudder 26 Taxis dish· . 30 Nature's 4 Car parker 27 Esaay ~7 Dog-chow byline brand ·• band-aid 5 Horror-Him 28 Motown's 48 On the ' 32 First-aid ""rvant · plant . 6 KLM des!. Dia'na horizon 34 Marseilles 7 Used a hoe 31 Grooming 49 Wear down Ms. • '8 Explorer aid 50 FoollKIIII 36 Orchestra · - Tasman 33 Bastille Day , abbr. (2 - ) . member 9 Entreaty . season 51 Some, . 38 Devotee 10 .Jacket style 35 Amtrak to Pierre 39 Jeans 11 Talk a lot · driver 54 Afte~ taxes 41 Aspect 18 Celts, . 37 Dueler's 43 Great many to Romans weapo~ Who counted them? At least at the bridge ·table, you need to count winners only as · high as 13. Wha1 13 lr~ks will 'you lry Ia take in ·this seven-spade contract? West • Leave a messa e -( 14 North · · landscapa Mimic Takes off . Chlllsand laver Diner or!ler Close relative Lagend Want-ad lenora · Shorter Protest music nama COI)lpolt Durocher or Tolstoy · Lorelei's Former French .,president Charles de Gaulle said, "How can· anyone govern a nation that has 246 different kinds of OhiO H ardw~Jud Flooring • G•1ra gc~ Room Add. • 0 ~"' ' " .. 111 • Kitd1en"s • a . ·Find the line, you big cheese 992-5232 5x10, lOxiO, l0xl5, 10x20, 10x30 • Sidi11g • Wiuduw~ 6 West ' (740) A11Your Hmne K Q IU Opening lead: • K · Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding · • Bucket Truck High and Dry Improve ment Need ' t • Soutb .i . furnace work ------ - - - Jump. on · SAVINGS M(Tu/W. High school diploma/GED, 4 AK542 V.C. YOUNG Ill Phone • 6 3 2 .. KI074. 3 • a5 We do it all except ll \HLI ,\: Ill IJP i liL' , 1pptlllll 1)'\_'ll!~ ,[[\ilL' I .llllllll'~ l Oil'. l'lh_'IIL L' which to answer s8id Help ·wanted • Room Addi1ions & Remodeling • New GarllgrtS • EleclricBI & Plumbing • Roofing & GuHers • Vinyl Si ding &·Painling • Patio and Porch Dec ks . After 6pm ¥10 9743 South Tree Service {l;b p,)llll'fO.y. O H 7-tU-1191-9922 Mon -Sa1 IOA M-5 PM . aa Dealer: South Vulnerable: Neither ~ ,\l'IU.E ·- A 9 2 • K Q J • i 4 4 .QJ .85 JONES' 992·6215 wv . 05·06·05 Easl • 10 • 740-667-0700 1-888.HUPP2l4 CARPENTER · SERVICE , power org. 48 Warned 4 8 11 12 A 6 2 W~s t ' 44 Deep water 45 Garden green 1 Water- t .A J 5 · Home • Auto • Life • Retlire;mel~t • IRA • 401 K Rollovers • Major Med • Medicare Sup. • Cancer • Accident F'rcl' Estimarcs c.: hOti.H!. ll • ~~~=~.. 45783 YOUNG'S 7Jil.'J9i!. tJ9S 5 Ask I'm· .h •ll' prepare youth for . . post secondary edu ~ cation or unsubsi· Meigs County. 28 hrs./wk. 3· 12 prri. .... --- I Complete sma.ll rl!ligine repair lish progr,ams which ., Position available to assist a~ . individuals with mental retardation in : ROGER HYSELL GHRHGE ·Engine Repair a WANTED Deadline for IIIII 's Small · grams with local labor needs, provide strong connedion between academic and occupational · learning, and estab- Shop the .· Classifleds! '' Window·~ • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 7 40-992-7599 I expected to link pro- ed/2 18 Tuppers Plains, OH 820 East .\bi1l St. • rmn('ro)·, 0 11·.15769 activities under WIA, service providers are Call .866-440·lfi9l S1d ing • ~cw Garag~s FREE ESTIMATE.S in establishing youth financial services provider 41800SR#7 • R~ pl a~CfllCnt' 1\ orth · • Q J '3 • N~w H o111~'- .·Vinyl Warrant)' Salt·.~ & SL•n i.;c · and related federal and state regulations, onr a century old. Wt"re looking for seJ r. moth·ated individuals. · men.orJ -- . . · TERRY'S ENGINES . lnvesiment A,c t (WIA), pack~~~:e www.modtm·"'ood· st:~n db)' Gem·ra tn~ S.v .~ tl· rn~ llo,,.,; M. l; \ I···· II· I '" ' .. 4'lu.rd ""'""'.'. I· " r "d'·'l ltu~.-, in t " Kl "<'ni l<« · Polley jlssoclatlon, Western Methodist Church and Wesleyan . M.E. Me1hodist Church , PfogreS:sive • BUILDERS InC. Rocky Hupp Insurance and Financial Services Storage Board, is seeking proposals to provide a comprehensive year -Solid hackinl!: from a Oi§trict Manager sex, . age, relig'i on, political belief or dis· ability. · (5) 6, 13, 20 ~ L1mn & Tnu:tor· Scn·in• • l'kkup & l>l'li,,. ,.,.~- An1il<1hl c • \Yartanl\' Scr\'i4.'t' l>c;.d~: r l'ur RcilniuX •~ lJUiJnnent ' In .nc~u & 12,000 Wull n_,: ig~~ & Stmtton · Fam.ily Services, sub· recipient of Area 14 • ~uUd a business for your· self, not by yoJ,~rself wilh: .Unlimited incof!le potential , -Exten~ive henefil'l Mauhew Moort. · 920 Elm Street Racine, Oh 45771 (5) 1, 6, 13 Sales & W;uranty Service Deali., REQUEST FOR PRO· POSAL , . The Meigs County Department of Job & of 45769, are · hereby said Mortgage Deed notified that on the qn the following 1st day of.April, 2005, Forest Run described real ·es1ate, that of which sa!d Baptls1 · Church, Defendants, John E. Plaintiffs, filed their Miller and Lori A. , complaint to quiet · Miller are the owners title to the real estate of: described In the comCpmmonly known as plaint and other relief '33058 St. Rt. 33 #215, In the· Court of Pomeroy, OH 45169, Common Pleas ·of and further described Meigs County, Ohio, in ·a mo~tgage filed bearing Case No. OSJuly 21, 1988 in DR. Volume 171, Page This notice will run 641, Meigs County once each week for Recorder's Office. six successive And that Defendants, weeks. tho last publi· Winifred J. King aka cation being on lhe Wi.n ifred · Jane King, 13th day of May, 2005. and II deceased, all the Defendants will hloirs, devisees, lega- have Jwenty-eight . tees, executors, days from the day of executrixes:·· adminis· last publication in Anno11ncements Services is prohibited from discrimination on the basis of race, color, ncitional origiR, BISSELL Public Notice for . foreclosure trators, · adminislra- Pamela L. Carter Treasurer Southern Local School District Heirs . Case No. · OS-DRLEGAL NOTICE Defendants department reserves the right to reject any·· · and all bids. or all proposals. In By order of the Board ' .accordance with 29 . of Education of CFRpart 31, 32 Meigs Local County Department Southern School District. of Job & Family THE , COMMON PLEAS COURT · OF COUNTY, MEIGS OHIO FOREST RUN BAPTIST CHURCH, · Plaintiffs vs PROGRESSIVE SCHOOL ASSOCIATION, of. Countyt Ohio, .. being and all or parts of a"y Public Notice Its Unknown Heirs and Assigns Addresses Unknown Meigs Services, 175 Race Street, P.O.. BOx '191 , Middleport, OH 45760 . no later than •May 27, · 2005 at 4:00 p.m. All submissions must be instructions to· Rural Fortclosure and Marsh.a lllng. o~ Liens In the Common ·Pleas Court Race Street, Middleport , OH 45760. Proposals must be submitted to Theresa. Lavender, Meigs 1 Counly Job & Family , Phillip Alder Page 87 I' I. 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STEWART _ Eastern's A.s a team . Eastern's boys tx)vs . finished second, and were al so third in the JOO theJ girls third. at the 24th meter relay. annual J.R. Ogg Invitational On tlie girls side, Eastern track and field meet ·amassed 77 points . Federal Wednesday. Hocking won the invite with .· , yg but just barely over sec. The Eagle~ collected. I 0- ond place Waterford with po,mts to take runner:up 94. Ne lsonv ill e-York wa s honors on the_ boys Side · fourth (49) and Trimble fifth .behmd champ10n Federal 121 ). Hocking wtth. 136. ThtrdTh Lad . Eagles won place Nelsonville-York had . e Y .. · 44 followed by Trimble (3 2)- ~hree events - two re 1ays < d ( IO) and the and W.ater,or ·- . . ~00-meter hurdles. ·k h . . Kat1e Hayman too · t e Eastern s boys won live first place points in the hur-events total. die event with a time of Josiah Martindale won the 53 .7. . The 800-metet . 16QO-meterrun (4:59.6) and (2:03. 1) and I6UO-meter Chns Dav1s took the top · teams (4:50.5) also placed spot in the 3200 meters . first. (11:16). The two were t~en Hayman also placed tifth · part of a first-place 3"00 in the 100 meter hurdles. meter . r_elay _(9: 15) squad Erin Weber pla•ed in two al~ng wah .Bnan Castor and events, second in the shot M1chael Owen. put and third in the discus. . Bryce Honaker won the lillian Brannon was second 100-meter dil-sh (11.9) and in the 400-metcr dash while R_oss Holter was first 111 the Dar'cy Winebrenner _and d1scus wtth a throw of 136- Morgan Werry were fourth 2. Holter was also second 111 and fifth respectively in the the shot put and Honaker 100 meters. Werry was also fifth in the 200-meter dash. second m the 200 meters. Other Eastern placers In the ·longer races. Jen include Ed Beatty, who was Havman and Beth · Hyse ll second in the 110-meter were second and fourth in . 300-meter hurdles, and Alex the 800-meter run, while McGrath, who was fourth in Hysell and Sarah · Martindale placed s~cond _the 40() meters. In the Io11ger boys races. _and third respectively in the Owens finished second in one"mile. Ryan· Davis was the 800 and 1600 "me te~ , third in the 3200 meters. runs. As a team. the Eastern In field events, Darren girls also placed second in Scarbrough was third in the 3200-meter relay and both the.shot purand discus, third in the 400-meter relay. STAFF REPORT sPORTS®MYDAILYSENTINEL-.coM Yesteryear: ' _An intergenerational experience, Cl from PageBl with Haning and-Garnes also sconng once. Ankron tallied two of the Vikcs' seven hits in the loss. Megan Clark was saddled with the loss, going seven innings and striking out , eight. Clark also walked one, .sur(endered nine hits and allowed nine hits in the setback. Meigs will next play in · Marietta duri'ng the Division ll · sectional tournament Wednesday. The game with the Tigers will'start at 5 p.m . u Ohio\ alky l'uhlishing ('o, ' Submitted phoiQ The Meigs Lady Marauders pose for a team picture after. capturing their second ·straight Trt' Valley Conference championship. · · · l'ome1·o~ • ~liddlcpm1• (;alJipolis • ~Ia~ H, :wo~ . • Eastern girls ·win at Rio meet, boys finish second. See Page 81 ' "We're engaged in a fight - - , a.n noun c e- · of a [lress tonferen~e calL for the · heart and soul of the ment regard: The Associated Press country.- and I want to coning mY deci- · reported Friday that two POMEROY -- U.S. Rep. tinue ' to engage in that f(ght sion early . sources dose. to. the Sixth Ted Strickland. D-Lisbon, through my Congressional next week." · District 'C ongressman said he ·may run for Ohio . governor · office." Strickland said in . Party lead- will. indeed , seek the after all, now that his. frierid January, in annom!cing he ers - expect ·Democratic · gubernatorial and fellow (fongressman would .not seek the goverStrickland to nomination in May, 2006. . Sherrod Brown, D-Lorain, nor's office. announce his Brown. who has served has announced he will not. · In a terse statement · to Strickland plans to seek closely with Strickland si nce In January, · Strickland Sixth District press outlets t h e they were first elected in said he would not run for ' issued late Thursday, Democratic nomination for 1992, announced last week Ohio governor, choosing Strickland said he will make governor in the 2006 prima- he will not run for governor. instead to support Brown as an ·announcement about his ry. He' is expected to meet Columbus Mayor Michael a candidate and sta·y in political plans next week. · with Ohio Democratic coun·: Coleman is now the only Congress to provide opposi "I have made a firm deci- ty chairmen this weekend Democrat to have announced tion to the Bush administra-. · sion regarding · my future - and will announce his plans as a candidate: tion's poliCies. plans. T will make a public on Monday morning, by way !hree Republicans- - . Bv BRIAN J_ REED BREED®MYDAILVSENTINEL.COM • Heritage Fgu,ndation donates $25,000 and used in ·search · and n~scue work. Once the equipment is in place here, Sheriff Beegle said his dep-uties will be POMEROY - "Project Lifesaver", trained in its use by officers from Ross a tracking system for use in locating County where it is already in use. wandering victims of Alzheimer's · "Project Lifesaver uses an electronic . Disease and oiher dementia-type dis- tra_cking system to locate the patient dureases, will be in place in Meigs County . ing a wandering incideiu: Many times wi'thin the next few months. The Buckeye Hills Area Agency on these incidents end tragically because the individual is not found ·quickly Aging is in the process of purchasing enough. Project Lifesaver has been ~ucequipment to be located in the office of Meigs County .Sherin: Robert Beegle Piease see Meigs, AS Bv CHARLENE HoEFUcH · OBITUARIES • Air Conditioning • Cruise Control • Rear Spoiler Sale Price S12,460 . • 2.8Liter Engine • AM/FM Stereo • Air Conditioning Sale Price $13,560 oNL'I HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM · Page AS • Ruth E;dwards : • W. Dale Harbour BP.J.JIID NEW 2005 CHEVY · siLVERADO PICKUP • Vortec V-6 Power • Air Conditioning · • Smooth Ride Suspension Sale Price $13,770 0 2 01 2 04 * -Truck, motorcycle,accident Friday left one injured - ·see Page·/42· ·- • Local student.starting teen Republican club. See PageA2 : • Riverside Study Club will . meet. See Page A3 · .• Governor declares Drinking Water Week. See PageA3 • Ag trade balanc~ shines. See Page A& · • Answering your · questions about pond maintenance. See Page A&. IIILAJIID NEW 2005 ONL'I Sale Price $15,490 BRAND NEW ZOOS THE OIEVY QJSTOM VMS Gallipolis, was driving ·a 1985 Chevy truck on Bunce Road approaching the .intersection of Georges Creek Road. GALLIPOLIS -. A truck and motorSaunders failed to stop at the stop cycle accident late Friday afternoon on sign at the intersection, hitting Petrie, Georges Creek Road at Bunce Road · the report from the Galli a- Meigs Post left one driver seriously injured. · of the Ohio State Highway Patrol said. A>nathan E. Petrie, 21, of Gallipolis, Petrie was ejected from. the motorcywas· heading eastbound oon Georges cle and flown by Med-Flight to St. Creek Road driving . a 2005 Harley- . Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va. Davidson motorcycle. · for treatment, the report also stated. Joeseph D . . Saunders, Jr., 43 , of Saunders wru; not reported tQ be il1jured. • nm .Maloney/photo Jirri Saunders, left, and Sonhy Chandler, commander of the Galli a County Veterans Association, go over plans for the addition of more names to the doughboy memorial in the Gallipolis City Park. WEATHER ·LARGEST SEU(,:TION IN STOat AND READY FOR DELMRY! CHIVY IIIWLA Onstar Safety System, Power Wind. g Locks, Remote Keyless Entry Details on Page A2 ; 11 8 I • Josh. Oustey, Greg Powell (6) and J.D. • Rose . ~ike De\liS, Jeremy Blackston(!) and Eddie Fife : WP - Mike Davis. LPJosh Ousley. S- Jeremy Blackston . HR - VC : Grl:!g Powell, seventh inning, none on. $16,990* • Wonderful opportunities are available in Torn Peden Country. We are expanding our staff and need more salesmen and saleswomen. No Experience is required , .. only a willingness to learn , work as a team and have a strong initiative. . · INDEX ~16,990* 4 SECilONS- 24 PAGES ·. ·BR•ID IIEW BOS OIEVY · coLoRADO EXT. 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Some people ride alone, To be placed there, an individual others ride in groups like the GALLIPOLIS- The two veter- must have been a resident of Gallia Pomeroy chapter of the Gold ans' memorials in the Gallipolis County and in the service at the Wing Roap Riders City Park are going to be merged time of war: Not aU of the names Association Chapter E-3. into one. · on the Russell Memorial meet that The 'Gold Wing Riders .are Plans call for the Russell qualification, Saunders said. known as being couples oriMemorial, which contains a lot of "We have to see the discharge ented. The Pomeroy chapter the names ofGallia countians who papers," he said. meets on Friday evenings at fought in ·the Vietnam War, to be . _ )¥hen the black granite . listing McClure's and everyone. not taken down. the names ·of Gallia County's · just Oold Wing enthusiasts, is Some of the names, but not· all, wartime servicemen was put in welcome. will be transferred to thedoughboy place, the veterans association put. "We · go ·from ice _cream memorial. · forth a serious effort to try to get shop to ice cream shop on our The details of the transfer still . all of the names on there that motorcycles," Pomeroy Gold have to be worked.out between city · should have been, Saunders said. Wing Road ' Rider member officials and the Gallia County "I think we did the b~st we could Ike Spencer of Racine said .Veterans Association, whjch is under the conditions to get all the about the group's outings . Spencer purchased his 1984 responsible for maintenance and names we could," he said. upkeep of the doughbOy memorial. ·While there are many manu- 1200 lnterstate Gold Wing Jim Saunders of the veterans ments listing the names of service- last January.after he took early · association told the dalliplllis City men killed or missing in action, tlte retirement because of a disCommission last week that not all doughboy memorial is different, ability. He had been searching of the names on the Ru ssell Please see Veterans, AS Pleue see 'Hobby, M C4-5 D Section insert ' A4 As A2 B Section A2 © 2005 Ohio Volley Publlshinl Co. ' May 8 • 14 is National Nursing Home Week. ' Tom Peden CoUntry Wing "Casper" (Casper -the friendly ghost appears on the luggage compartl)1ent) Which has not only become his hobby but his wife Judy's as well. The Spencers belong to the Gold Wing Road Riders Association Chapter E-3 Pomeroy which will ,hold their annual Gold Wings and Ribs Festival June 34 at the Pomeroy Riverfront. Holzer Medical Center recognizes our long-term care Holzer Senior Care Center, during their special week. Hob:e~ _ Senior Car~ Center received their _ :teticie,ncy-lre!E! Medicare Survey in 2004. For more information, log onto Www.medicare.gov/nhc;ompare. partner, :rn-;2844 415 Saulh Olun::b Sbeet • R; WV 25271 1~17. Beth Ser&ent/photo Ike Spencer of Racine poses with his Honda Go_ld National Nursing Hom·e·Week • P a llilllllcol•• 40 SOt • 401K Retin:merl1 Plln . • Wort_M Tile 11 0 11" stip . • II '111 -l nslnnl:e Call To Schedule An Interview: BY BETH SERGENT Veterans memorials. to be consolidated IRi., .w :liDOS CUSTOM VAN .DEALER IN W,J:ST. VIRGINIA! Couple makes Gold Wipg . motorcycle a ~obby they can $hare BSERGENT@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM - . 911 4 B 0 1 0 0 2X - Bv IAN McNEMAR IMCNEMAR®MYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM ' Meigs 11, VInton ·county 9 . • Corn toss tourn13y benefits Relay for Ute. .. ·took the loss. Meigs is at Gallia Academy S p.m. Monday in Division II sectional tournament play. _ M~igs Attorney General Jim Petro, Auditor Betty Montgomery,' and Secretary of State · J. Kenneth Blackwell· have announced _their plans to run for the governoship next year. . . Strickland's Sixth District is now made up of a·portion of Mahoning . County, Columbiana; Jefferson, Belmont, Monroe, Washington, Athens, Meigs, Vinton, Gallia, Lawrence, · and Scioto, and has previously included Ross, ·Highland, Clinton, and . Warren Counties. ·Agency on Aging bringing Project Lifesaver to Meigs .I NSIDE VintOn County $1.;)0 • \'oL :~9 . ;-./o. tb Strickland expected to announce for governor's-·race · I Wild - two more tallies in the sixth, The southpaw Dayis struck out six in picking up the pitching win. Ousley, who worked the first ' five iimings for Vinton C~unty,- tm SPORTS '· Durst, Mark Guess and B,yan Sm1th also h'itting safely for . the visiting Eastern nine. Eastern jumped out to an . fromPageBl - early 3-0 advantage in the opening frame before tacking son. Gerlach, the fourth of on another tal,ly in the second seven Eastern hurlers, was for a _4-0 lead before the tagged _wtth t~e loss. White Falcons rallied for five Dustm Vtckers, Jeshua runs in the bottom half of the Branch an<;~ Brandon Fowler second. had .two hils aptece to pace The Eagles knotted the the Wahama offense: Vtckers score at 5-5 in the third with drove m two runs wtth a patr a single run before Wahama of doubl~s wh1le Branch went in front for good with smacked a smgle and a tnple four runs in the third artd four to drive in !hree Falcon runs. more in the fourth for the 13. Fowler ·talhed four RBls on 5baseball triumph. the day With a couple of smWahama -will now take to jlles with Chad .?erkle blast- the road on successive days mg a laser shot m the_ fourth to close out· the regular seathat left _the park to; h1s son with a visit to Southern fourt~ home run o. the on tap for today and a noon spnng. Kameron Sayre and date at Clay co 4nty on Heath Stanley rounded out Saturday. · the offenstve htghhghts for WHS with a single each. Wahama 13, Eastern 5 Eastern had five singles in Eastern 311000 0 - 551 the game with a first-inning, Wahama 0 54 4 0 0 X - 13 9 1 Vickers, C!ark (2), Veazy (7} and Stafford. two-run base hit by Matt Durst. Pierce (2). · Amsbary (2), Gerlach Morris being the big hit for (3). ShaHe' (3). Mye's (4). (6) and Myers, Durst (2). WP the Eagles. Phi I Pierce added Riggs Clark. LP- Gerlach. HR- Chad Zerkle, an RBI single with Terry fourtH inning. none on. from PageBl a Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties · Meigs 4, Vinton County 3 _ Meig.s 300 001 D 49 1 Vinton Co 011..010 0 37 1 Joey Haning and Megan Garnes. Megail Clark and KrisliQ Collins; WP - Haning LP - Clark.. House of the Week: Colonial-style with m(?dern touches, 01 , • ·-Share LiviNG ALONG THE _RivER Meigs PrEp Track and FiEld · ·r,: Care Center, or 1o '· schedule a lour of the facility, please call (740) 446·500 1. 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