http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9303bcb6a6df8a61ee26103a91b960b9.pdf 15ad097ee651e64de706e9471492f867 PDF Text Text Gracemen • mconcertat ,Rodney UMC, As A Hunger forMore,A4 Strickl;3nd outlines Mledicaid money plan COLUMBUS (AP) Go,.Thd Str'k:k:land has outlined how ~ e will ~pend some of the $519 million that Ohio is getting in new federal Medicaid tnoncy, giving $150 million to hospit<~s to help off.o;et state fees .UKJ des. ttinl? $33 n jillion to p~ 'C Jobs in the mental th system. Strickland .tlso said Thursday that $13 million will go toward a ps:ogrnm that offers dru~ assistance to Ohioans livmg with HIV or AIDS. The money became a\~.Ul­ able after Congre s agreed in August to contimle paying a higher share of the Medicaid program for the pqor and disabled The mcrea'nf aid had been set to c."P.ire at the coo of2010 but will now conunue through June 30,2011. Strickland Srud he's holding off dccidin~ how to spend aoout $'..35 million until he gets comment<> fiom state lawmakers and health care providen;. Eamhardt car at Foodla111d GALUPOLL«:; - Dale Jr'~ No. 88 Amp car will be on display \\eekcnd at Foodland grocery tores in Gallia County. Fans can check oo the No. 88 from 4-(r30 p m. today at Buckeye J-oodland n Ohio 160 in Bid\\ell The NASCAR Sprint Olp vehicle \\ill be on display from II am-1 30 pm., Saturday at the Gallipolis Foodiand on Second Ave. Earnhardt's alr will also be on display from 4--6:30 p.m.. Satunlay at Ohio Valley Foodland on Jackson Pike. Fans are encow1tgoo to bring their cameras 1o get some souvenir shots. The C\ ent 1s sponsored by Eastman's Foodland and Pepsi Cola. IPreliminary hearing continued in Reedsville shooting Bv B RIAN J. R EED BREEDtMVDAJLYSEtmNELCOM POMEROY - The preliminary hearing in the case against a Reedsville man charged with shooting at another man during ~~nti~~~~en~nWis ~~~~ week. Marty Childress. 52. remains in sheriff's custody on a bond of$50.000, ageA2 • Helen June Kelly • Clara Mae Sargent • Thomas Patton Hill WEATHER High: 82 Low: 54 INDEX 2 SE:cnONS- S2 PAGES A6 lendars A6 assifieds Comics Bs Faith A3-4 B6 NASCAR B Section Sports @ 2010 Oh1o Vnlley Pubhsblng Co. tl.l!.!1!1.!1! I said. bal confrontation which whe}l struck by Hedges' If lrobable cause is might have originated truck, but he was not foun , the case would be over a car repair. Susan charged in the incident presented to. .the _grand Bo~d. who lives with Childress was treated fo; JUry for cons1dera~10n of Chtldress, was injured minor injunes also susf~lony charges. It !s pos- when Hed~es struck the tained by being struck stble th~t . Chlldr~ss couple wh1le fleeing the by Hedges' truck. could be tnd~cted ~n~r scene when the shots Seven shots were fired I<~ next. ~·eek s prehmt- wer~ fire?, Beegle said in. the .incident, Beegle nary h~~nng. earher thts we~k. satd, mcluding some . ~hentf Rob~rt ~eegle Bond was h~spitalized which hit a building nears.ud the shooll!1g appar- at Grant Medtcal Center by and Hedges' vehicle. ~o:ntly began With a ver- for injuries she sustained Adopt a duck at Riverfest POMEROY Adoption papers for ducks to be entered in the Stemwheel Riverfest derby on the Ohio River are now avrulable for purchase from downtown Pomeroy merchants. The duck de~by is an annual event sponsored by the Pomeroy Merchants Association to raise money for do.,.. ntown beautification. Currently the Association is looking to buy two sets of new banners for the period light poles which hnc the down town streets. along with some new Chri tmas decomtions. and promolional shopping bags. The flo\\ers and plants in the downtown area are an annual project of the group The duck derby .,.. ill be held on Saturday, Sept. 18 during the Riverfest. This year's grand prize is $500 m Chan1ber bucks which can be spent at the business of any member of the Chamber of Commerce. There will also be numerous other pri7.es awarded. 1be gmnd prize will go to the owner of the tirst duck to cross the finish line. At 4 p.m. several hun- t.IDTNEWSOI.IVOM.YTR BUNE COM GALLIPOLIS, Ohio - Cultural activities, a memonal car show and local sports highlight the Labor Day weekend in Gallia County. The French Art Colony's latest free exhibit opens today at the gallery on First Avenue. "The World of the Portrait,'' featuring the works of Sally ThomP.son and Jn Etta Lynch, w11l be on display until Sept. 26. Thompson, a selftaught artist from Toledo, has been paintin~ since 1994 and works m various mediums. Her work was featured in the May 2009 French An Colony "Toledo Exhibit's Exchange." Lynch, from Ashland, Association finalizes October schedule SENTINEL STAFF MOSNEWS@t.IYOAILYSENTINEL COM • j Charlene Hoefllchlphoto Bill QUickel, Pomeroy Merchants Association president, and Edna Weber, duck derby cha1rman, check out the 400 or so numbered ducks which w111 be dumped into the Ohio River when the derby begins. dred ducks will be dumped from a boat into the middle of the ri\er in an area well above downtown. Other prizes will be awarded to the owners of the numbered ducks in the order in which they ceo s the finish line near the lower parking lot. The appropriate papers for "owning" one of the numbered duch can be purchased for $5 each at downtown business places including Weaving Stitches, Main Street Party Supplies, Clark's Jewelry, Hartwell House, Andersons. Swisher & Lohse, Riverfront Market, Dan's Peoples Bank. Court Street Grill, Farmers Bank. the Fabric Shop. the Eagles Oub, all in Pomeroy. and the Dairy Queen and Beth's Place in Middleport. The sale will continue at a booth on the parking lot during the festival and up until an hour before the ducks begin their float downriver. Busy Labor Day weekend in Gallia County BY ANDREW CARTER 0BITUARI1"£S with 10 .. percent . c.ash allowed. He w~., Jatled tat~ Monhday/or allei1?Jy H:ge~ 1 ~~~ \~~;Ja ~~ Ohi! 124 in Reedsvilte. · Childress was scheduled to appear at a preliminary hearing to prme probable cause before Judge Steven L. Story !hursday, but that _hearmg has been contmu~:d until Sept. 9, n cout1 clerk Ky., is a sculptor '' ho wow .,.. ill be open from uses bone\\ are, a type of 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday cla) that remains pliable and Sunday and from 10 for a long period of time. a.m.-5 p.m. on Monday. making it easier to hanAlso on the docket for this weekend b the inaudle. Admis ion is free to gural Ralph N. Sands t\1emorial Car Show. The view the exhibit. A receftion for the event was organized by artists wil be held at 3 Justin Sands to honor the p.m. on Sunday, Sept. 12. memory of his late father, Native American cul- who was killed during a ture will be featured dur- home imasion incident in 2009 m ing the fourth annual January Harvest Moon Pow Wov.•, Gallipolis. The event is open to which will run Saturday through Labor Day at classic, custom and musGallipolis City Park. cle cars. trucks and Native American motorcycles. It will be exhibits, demonstmtions, held from 9:30 a.m.-4 crafts and food will be p.m. on Saturday in presented and made Gallipolis City Parle The younger Sands said available throughout the all proceeds from the weekend. Drummers and dancers event will be donated to in full regalia will also be the local shelter for batfeatured daily. The pow tered women and chil- dren. In sports around the county. high school football action kicks off the long weekend. Gallia Academy ( l-0) plays its 2010 home opener this evenmg against Hillsboro at Memorial Field. Kickoff is set for 7:30 p.m. River Valley and South Gallia are both out of town today. The Raiders ( 1-0) travel to Willow Wood to face Symmes Valley, while the Rebels (0-1) head north to race Southern. The University of Rio Grande men's soccer team. undefeated at 3-0 and ranked No. 4 in the latest NAIA poll, plays ho~t to Sha\\ nee State on Saturday e\ening. M.ttch time is 7 p.m. MIDDLEPORT Middleport Community Association volunteers will take a break from acttvities in September, including the monthly Lunch Along the River event, to gear up for ~ busy October. President Debbie two Gerlach said fundraising luncheons will be held next month, one on Oct. 1, and another on Oct. 29. Those events will serve to raise funds for asso~ ciation events later this year, including the autumn festival Pumpkinport, and holiday events and promotions at Christmas. The luncheons are held at Dave Diles Park, and October 29's will be the final lunch for the year. Hal Kneen, extension agent, will present another program about fall gardening at the Oct. 29 event. and the Meigs County Master Gardener::. will hold their t\\ ice-yearly plant exchange at the same time, Gerlach said. Pumpkinport i.;; designed primarily for children. and will be held from 1-4 p.m. on Oct. 16 at the Church of Christ Family Life Center on Main Street. Trix the Clown will perform a show. and the t\liddleport Ministerial Association ''Ill help sponsor games and activities for the free e\'ent. The association'~ popular Bear/Basket Games will be held Oct. 5 at the firehouse;. That event, .too, b {1 maJOr fundraiser u:-ed to offset expenses asso~ ciated with the group's community event.... USDA awards loan for Pomeroy health center Bv BRIAN J . REED BREED MYDAil.YSENTINEl.COM POMEROY - The Department of Agriculture has released a $1,323,000 loan to Family 1Jcalthcare. lnc. for the constmction of a new healthcare center to be built outside Pomemy. The funds represent imother share of American Recovery ru1d Reinvestment Act allocation to come into Meigs County for new infntstntcture. U.S The new I0.500 squarefoot facility will sene the general public on u sliding scale fee. The loan was approved by the U.S. Dc(Xu1ment of Agricultmc Rural Development Community Facilities pro-gram, according to U.S. Sen. Shcmxl Rrown, )). Ohio. who scncs on the Senate Agt iculturc Committee. The new facility. to be built on land owned by the Meigs County Community Jmpro' ement Corporation at the junction of U.S. 33 and Ohio 833, will replace the Family Healthcare office in downtown Middleport. Construction wuld begin later this year. ""lhc new facility will allow ti.>r additional healthcare sen·ices in a fullyaccessible ti1cility," Brown said. "'lhe expanded care capabilities will allow FHI to seJYe the ever growing customer ba-;e they have developed in Meigs Counf¥." 'Th1s new healthcare facility will impnwe aCl.'CsS police -..tations, medical to medical care for small clinks, and fire and rescue towns and mrdl communi~ stations in rural area.;. Family Healthcaf€1 lbc. tics in Ohio," l3mwn said. "Tile residents of ~leigs prodded medical care to Count) and sun·ounding more than 24,000 pauents areas dcscrw at fordahlc in co.mmunities i? Pe_n)', access to tnl'dical l'are and Hockmg, Athens. Mctgs, thc..-.;c ime~tmt•nts will go a Vinton and Ross cbunties. In October 2008. Senator long way to achieve that Brown chaired a Senate goal.'' The USDA Rural Agnculture Conml.ittce Development's field hearing in C.."hillicothc. Commwtity Facilitic~ pro- on nJral health l.'are and the gram helps tinancc child effect<> of the econonuc ai: care centers. hosP.itals. Please see USDA, A2 as.,isted-lh ing fac11itie . �Friday, Sept. 3, 2010 www.myd ailyscntin cl.com The Daily Sentinel • Pagt! As Obituaries Weather Helen June (Fox) Kelly Helen June (Fox) Kelly, 88, of Syracuse, Ohio passed away on Tuesday. Aug. 31. 20 I 0 at her residence. She was born Jan. 12. 1922. in Colerain, Ohio. to :Harry C. and Helen E. (Barkhurst) Fox, both of whom preceded her in death. She graduated from Brilliant Memorial High School in 1940. Helen worked as an A sistnnt Secretary- Treasurer at the Brilliant Bank and S.tvings Company from 1940 until 1945. he served in the U. S. Navy from March 19, 1945 until being honorably discharged on July 9. 1946. Following her discharge she worked for Gescheider fnsurancc Agency in Steubenville, Ohio and in later !}'ears for II & R Block also in Steubenville. She attended Kendall College in Evanston, Ind. Helen was a member of the Farst United Methodist Church in Brilliant, Ohio where she sen ed as trea..,urer, church organist and choir director many years before moving to Syracuse. Helen married Edward A. Kelly on January 22, 1951. He preceded her in death on Dec. 9, 1993. She is ~urvi,ed by two daught~;rs. Judith N. (Craig) Harrison of Racine. Ohio and Deborah K. (Rabbi Mark) Goldfarb of Seal Beach, Calif. Jn addition to her parents she was preceded in death by her brother, Henry Fox. In addition to her children. she is sun ived by brothers, John A. Fox of Queen Creek, ~rizona, James E. ohna Lee) Fox of Laredo, Texas and Charles F. eannine) Fox of Springfield. Ohio, a sister, Margaret ane Wiseman of Belmont. Ohio. Also surviving are grandchildren. Amy ( Shawn) J;)iddlc, Todd (Jody) Harrison, both of Racine, Ohio and Arielle Benjamin and Micah Goldfarb of Seal Beach California. Helen had five great grandchildren, Sydney. Noah and Jonah Diddle, Spencer and Natalie Harrison and is also survived by many nieces and nephews Follo\1. ing cremation at Helen's request a gra\eside memorial service will be held at the Fort Steuben Burial Estates in Winters,•ille. Ohio on Monday, Sept. 6, 2010 at 11 a.m. Arrangements are under the darection of Anderson-McDaniel Funeral Home in Pomeroy, Ohio. In lieu of flo\loers, memorial contributions can be made to the First United Methodist Church at 1111 Third Street, Brilliant, Ohio. 43913-1 052. ~ dara Mae Sargent Clara Mac Sargent, 90, of Racine. passed away on July 13, 2010 at 0\erbrook Center in Maddleport. Clam "'as born on Sept. 1,1919 in Apple Gro\e to the late Earl R. and Bertha 0. Stover Robinson. In addition to her parents, he "'as preceded in death by a i ter. Mabel Shields and brothers. Bill and Ted Robinson. She is survived by her daughter, Ann (Max) Calc, Pomeroy; on, Rick (Wanda) Sargent. Oldsmar, Aa.; ~randdaughter, Stephanie (Alan) Hunt, Cleveland, Tenn.~ grandson, Derek Sargent. Old mar. Aa.; great ,grand on, Tanner Hunt and fiancee Sara Rupe. Cooke\ ille, Tenn ; step-grandchildren. PCJT) Clinard and Heather Paana and famihes of Florida; brothers, Raymond Robinson, North Carolina, Howard Robinson, EaSt Letart; and SC\eral nieces and nephews. In lieu of flowers. donations may be made to the ~eigs County Meals on Wheels. PO Box 722, Pomeroy, 45769. A memorial service wiU be held at 2 p.m., Sunday, Sept. 5, 2010 at Letart Falls C.emctery Chapel, Letrut Falls, with Pastor Lany Fisher officiating. Condolences may be expressed to the family at roush94@yahoo.com or at W\1.\\.joeroushfuneralbomecom. Friday: Showers and thunderstonns likely, mainly before 3 p.m. Mostly Thomas Patton Hill, 37, of Racine died Aug. 31, 2010 cloudy, with a high near 82. at the Scenic Hills Nursing & Rehabilitation Center Calm wind becoming west BidweiJ. ' between 11 and 14 mph. Born on Feb. 12, 1973 at Point Pleasant. W.Va., he Chance of precipitation is was the son of Charles Hill and Debra Miller Lent. He 70 percent. New rainfall graduated from Racine High School, class of 1991, and antounts between a tenth was a. veteran of the U.S. Navy having served in and quarter of an inch, Operat10n Desert Stonn. He was an avid sports fan except higher amounts posespecially th~ Pittsbur~h Steclers. ' He ts sun•tved by hts father and stepmother, Charlie :-.ible in thundcrstonns. Friday Night: Partly t~nd ~hcil~ Hill of ~ac~ne, a dau~ter, Cassie S{Jringer, Flonda; Sisters, Jodi Htll, Cambndge, Ohio; Jom Fisher cloudy, with a low around and husband Damon, Racine; Samh Allen and husband 54. West wind between 5 Jason, Pomeroy; nieces, Kylic Smith, Isabella Fisher and 9 mph. Saturday: Mostly and Vivian Allen; a nephew, Jacob Dixon, several aunts' uncles and many friends. He was preceded in death by sunny, WJth a high near 72. West wind between 6 and his mother, grandparents, and an uncle. Funeml services will be at 1 p.m. Friday, Sept. 3, at 15 mph. the Roush Funeral Home, Ravenswood, W.Va. with the Saturday Night: Rev. William K. Marshall officiating. Burial will be in Mostly clear, with a low Letat1 Falls Cemetery at Letart Falls with military around 47. West wind gravc:-.ide rites. Friends may visit the family at the between 4 and 7 mph funeral home on Thursday, Sept. 2, from 7 to 9 p.m. In lieu of flowers memorials may be made to Roush Funeral Home. P.O. Box 933, Ravenswood. W.Va. 26164. Condolences may be expressed to the family by email AEP (NYSE)- 35 86 at roush94@yahoo.com., or on our website at ~(NASDAQ)-5565 Ashland Inc (NYSE)- 49.64 www.joerou hfuneralhome.com. Thomas Patton Hill from pageA1 sis on rural America. More than half of Ohio's 88 counties arc designated as rural areas by the U.S. Department of Agriculture. The hearing, entitled ''Path to Opportunity: Jobs and the Economy in Appalachia,'' provided valuable insight on creatmg jobs and growing Ohio's rural economy. Brown chairs the U.S. Senate Agriculture Subcommittee on Hunger, Nutrition, and Family Farms. He is the first Ohioan in more than 40 years to serve on the U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee. Road closing announced CHESTER The Silver Ridge Road, Township 293, will be clo ed Tue day and Wednesday, Sept. 7 and 8, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for slip repair. Auxiliary members to meet POMEROY - The Ladies Auxiliary of Drew Post 39, Web ter Amencan Legion, will meet at the hall in the old Salisbury School building, I p.m. Tuesday. Deaths Melinda J. Pope Melinda Joy "Mindy'' Pope. 32. Gallipolis, died on Tuesday, Aug. 31, 2010. Funeral services will be held I p.m. Saturday. Sept. 4, 2010, at the Vinton Baptist Church. with Rev. Chester Hess officiating. Burial will follow at St. Martin's Lutheran Cemetery, German Ridge Rd .• Gallia County. Friends may call at the church from I I a.m. until time of service. Arrangements are under the direction of the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Wetherholt Chapel, Gallipolis. In Mindy's memory, the family asks donations be made to the Gallia County Strong Tower. Recmery Ministry of Vinton Baptist Church, PO. Box 38, Vinton, Ohio 45686. Condolences may be sent to www.mccoymoore.com. r H®LZER Hl-Al TH SYSTICMS Big Lots (NYSE) - 32.87 Bob Evans (NASDAQ) - 27.07 BorgWarner (NYSE) - 46.73 Century Alum (NASDAQ) -10.93 Champion (NASDAQ) -1.36 Charming Shops (NASDAQ)-3.18 City Holdmg (NASDAQ)- 28.68 Collins (NYSE)- 57.15 DuPont (NYSE)- 42.09 US Bank (NYSE)- 22.12 Gen Electnc (NYSE) -15.15 Harley-DaVIdson (NYSE)-26.14 JP Morgan (NYSE) - 38.16 Kroger (NYSE)- 20.38 Ltd Brands (NYSE) - 25.75 Norfolk So (NYSE)- 57.13 OVBC (NASDAQ) -19.14 BBT (NYSE) -23.12 I Thcsday: Sunny·, with a high near 90. 1\Jesday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around 66. Wednesday: Mostly sunny. with a high near 90. Wednesday Night: Partly cloudy, wi'ih a low around 65. Thursday: Partly sunny, with a high near 85. Peoples (NASDAQ! -12.51 Peps,co (NYSE) -· 64.97 Premier (NASDAQ-)- 6.40 Rockwell (NYSE) ·- 54,56 Rocky Bo01s (NASDAQ)- 7.84 Royal Dutch Shell- 55.44 Sears Holding (NASDAQ)- 66.50 Wai-Mart (NYSE1 -51.76 A Wendy's (NYSE) -4.40 W WesBanco (NYSE) -15.80 Worthington (N'fSE) -15.16 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET closing quotes of transactions for Sef1ember 1, 2010, provided by Edward Jones financial advisors Isaac Mills m Gallipolis at (740) 441-9441 and Lesley Marrero in Pomt Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Member SIPC. For the Record· 911 Lenore Sibley Slack POMEROY - 911 dispatched these calls for emerLenore Sibley Slack. 81, of Middleport, died gency medical assistaoce: Wednesday Wednesday, Sept. I, 2010, at the Arbors of 10·11 am., Elm Street, Gallipohs. Arrangement are mcomplete and \HII be announced by the Ander on McDamel Funeral Rocme. unconscious; 10:27 a. Kingsbury Road, chest Home pam 3 p m.. East Memorial Dm:e. fall; 8·31 p.m.. Third Street. Syracuse, numbness. Marlene J. Le,ert, 74, of Gallipoli daed 9.35 p.m.. Coal Street. Thursda) Sept. 2, 2010, in Hol.7.er Medacal Center 1ru:erntion; 10:34 p.m., Funeral Service "ill be held on Monday, Sept 6. Bailey Run Road, chest 2010. at the Deal Funeral lome, Point Pleasant pain: 10:39 p.m.. Cremeans Burial will be in the Kirkl nd Memorial Garden Rood, pain. Point Pleasant. Friends may call from 2-4 and 6-8 p.m at the funeral home on Sunday. Marlene J. Levert and appear.mce bonds, trial set for Nov. 16. • Raymond Michael arraigned on burglary. Public defc!nder appointed, $1.(XX) recognizance, surety and appearance bonds. trial set for Nov. 16. • Marvin arraigned On '~ l-.no entering. Rick Heclges appointed COUil.'iel reco~1~~ce, s~ appearance bonds. trial forNov. 18. • Ryan Nelson arraigTied on non-support of dependents. Denise Bunce appointed COWlSel $l,(XX) Pleas recogniumce, surety and POMEROY - Clerk of appearance bonds, trial set Couns Diane Lynch filed for Nov. 18. the following as part of the Domestic court record: • Dh orce granted to Criminal Pamela Hess from Gary • William Priddy Hess. 31. Alumni cheerleading arraigned on non-supPJit of t-~hins a\ailable. • Di\ orce granted to dependents. Trenton Becky Eileen Davidson Cleland appointed counsel, from Carl R. Davidson, Jr. $1.CX:X> recogni1.ance. !lurety and apjX!3I1li1CC bond.\, trial set for ~ov. 16. MERCERVILLE • Charles Cooper The Iron Furnace arraigned on comapting Weed another with drugs. Trenton Cooperative Management Team is Cleland appointed COIUl'icl. VING POMEROY offering a free Invasive $1.000 recognizance. surety Plant Identification and and appearance bonds. trial Control Workshop on set for t-;ov. 18. Wednesday. Sept. 15. The • Addie Cooper • FRI:E 24.71tc!DQl luppall "':ork:-.~op will meet from arraigned on corruptmg •lnl1r1~·1.ee!l,.,llldlylls!! 5.30-7.30 p.m. at South another with drugs. Trenton • 10 t'NIII ~ ~ Wltr.:lf Gallia High School. 55 Cleland appointed counsel •Ciianbl~ -~&nn Old Hannan Trace Road $1.00> recognizance. surety in MerceniUe. 1'o register, and appearance bond.... trial - , : - - - - }IAIO,.,. contact Anncmarie Smith set for Nov. 18. Slgn Up Orll:ltl _... l.ociWit.Com at (740) 589-9914 or eEric Withrow arraigned m a i 1 on• t\\ ~~ c:.l ToC176 SNl o counts of bwglai). Annemarie.Smith@dnr.st Public defender appointed LofoiNef 740-992~260 ate.oh.us. $1.<0.) recognizance. surety Common GAHS cheerleading alumni Invasive plant GALLIPOLIS - The workshop Gallia Academy Hii?h School cheerleaders will host their second annual alunmi cheerleading night on Fridny, Sept. 10. Alumni cheerleaders are invited to join the 2010-11 squad and cheer duri{lg the first quarter of the GABS-Wellston football game nt Memorial Field. Practice will be held at 6:30 p.m on Thursday, Sept. 9 at GAHS. For information, contact Christy Randles at 2455810 or e-mail cheer4blue@ gmail.com. RSVP deadline is Aug. Corn Hole Tournament ~/() 61. Stocks Local Briefs USDA becoming calm. Sunday: Sunny1 with a high near 78. Sunday Night: Mostly clear, with a low arcrund 51. Labor Day: Sunny, with • a high near 86. Monday Night: Mostly clear, with a low around ternet cr::::25x !amr!J Double Elimination Tournament September 11th, 1Oam-2pm Location - Gallipolis City Park Limited to 20 Teams Two Player Team $20 Entry Per Team $200 First Place Team $1 00 Second Place Team Registration Deadline September 3rd For Information Contact: Ashley Fisher: 740.441 .3973 Karrie Davison: 740.446.5901 • �• WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK fellowship I ~~ tm s odn EmttD~ 6;00 p m. 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Church of Christ Rutlind (hurrh of God Pastor larry Shreftlet Sun4ay \\oobrp 101m 6 p m. \\cdooday Sem es 7 p.m S)l"liCU.w I hun:h of God uf Propbr9 OJ \\ hiu. Rd oil St lit 160, Pastor P J O!apman. Sunda) Sctwot to lUI \\ hip II am. \\Cdncsd.Jy Sw es 7 pm Congregational flnnhd Gro•t <'hrntian Church I tcr lam BroiWD \\ r!htp '1-30 • m Sunday S,booJ ~tudy 10 I • 'lL B1b e flatwoods I'Ut Dcwi)'Dt Slut!ler Sunday School IOa.m \\w..bJp lla.m. folt:SI 4nn. l'lllncroy am.\\ p 10:2S Yt Episcopal ~26 (.~ct Fplwopol {hurd! 1:.. M31a S1. 1\maoy Holy Flldwi11 It }() a.m. 5UIId.1) & S lO pm \\(d Rev In A 1 Holiness M Asbury \Syrac~). l'as!ot Bob kobuooa, Sunday School 945 Lm, 1\orsltip 11 m. \\rdne.sd.ly Smicu 7 JO p m. Pas p 9am. Jtealb (Middltporl Pas!or Br1an Dlmham Sunday School IO:CX a.m. 1\0nblp II:OOa.m. Asbury s.l"li(U.W Pastoc Boll Robtruoo Sunday Scbcool 9:10 Llll \\Onhip IO:JO a.m. Ptarl Cbaptl Pomorur Church of { •rut 212 W MAin SJ. Sunda~ Scllool 9 JO 1 m \\ r h ~ 10 10 a m 6 p m \\ y Semces 7 p m. f'mwro> \\ tstdlk <.1nm:b of C'lni: t lllll> Cb ldre s II me Rd S nday S bool II un '1\ p '!l..m 6 p m \\ <dnr Sen1ces 7 p.m. Santby 'ichool 9 a.m. '\\oohip 10 am. romct.. Mllo Slle(t Rllll:snd ~unday Ytmlup--10:~ am. !lie-.. llfglnnlngs ChurT!t Pomtro) Ufmllle llollnm ( hurth JIOS7 State Koute 125 Lanv•Uc l'altor Bnan 8:utey Sanda) school 9:10 a.m Sundav wor b1p to 10 Lm /( 7 p m \\tdncsdly pra)rr teiYic:e 7 p m tlh If) Pil&rfm ( baprl H.vnsornille Road Paster. Cbari<S M KeiWc Sund:ly School 9:30 1 m '\\ II a.m 7"00 p m. '\\rdocsdJv Sem 7C()r-m- Rosr of Slworlllotint:u Cb11rrb lad~"' <:"!ttl Rd. Rllllllld Pulor ~· Dtwev KlJ!I SU~Uy tcllool 9:30 1.111. Stlllday prJ} or 1\tno ( hurrb ol Olrtl p 7 p.m. w \\Cdoad;t -ac 1 p.m. Pint Gro~ Blbt. Hoi Cllurdl 112 mile r R l2S ~ SIIIICb) School 9:30 lUll \\ p I 10 L 6:00p.m. \\tdncsdly Scmcc 7"00 p 111 ll<:lrwallo• Rid~ Churrb d l'hri;t Pl r 8 e Terl) Suada) S<bool 9:30 am \\ r hlp I lO 1 m 6: lO p m, \\cdncsdly Sm1m 6 10 Jl-111. Ktnpbury Road Pa Robert \'aace, Past r Rev \hnra Lutea ~und.ay ~uaday ~cboot 9 30 a m V. p ScbooJ 9:30 I Ill. \\ ship 10:30 1 Ill. xrvJce I0 JO a m . I ven a, ServiCe 6 Sunday cvenln& 6 pm ,prn. Rutland Church of lhr iliawrnr hrcdom Gosprl Mlssloo I'Ut r Oeor& Sladlcr ~unday Scbot1! Bald Knob on Co Rd 31, Pastor. Rev 9 10 am \\onh1p 10 10 am. 6 3Q R rn \\,IIford Suaday School 9 JO p.m \\Cdneaday 'icmccs 7 p 111 ~ m \\onhlp-7 p m \\lu~·. l'baprl Wffityan Coolvrlle Road Pastor R'ev Cllarles Marundale Sun School 9 30 Lm , Wonhip-10:10UII., W(d Smice 7 pm. ( onuuon !.ruund MIMkm Pkstat llenms Moore & R1cl Unle Sunday 10 00 1 m I ram Jrsus ~ E.ddic Boer Suo \\onbtp II am '33 Mecharuc St l'llmm'Y ~ alnltw \\clr)ao lliblf llollnas Charm 7S I'WI Sl Mtddl port PI' r DQu Co-1c Sunday ScboQI tO am. Ytonblp 10:45 p m. ~und:!y ve !r 00 p,m \\cd ;day Service 7 00 p m. Past r Brian IJunham, Wonhrp • 9:2S a m.. SIIJida) 5cbool 10:4S am. KodSprlne.~ I'Mtor lkwayae Stu1lrr Sunday S<hoot 9 00 a m Worsh1p 10 a m Youth Fclt010 ahip. Sulllhy 6 p m. f.atl~ Sunday woniup I am Lm:n Uifhell kutl:md Pastor J bn Olapman Sllllday SdlooJ 9: Lm. Ytbnlup to-JO a.m., nuntb) xmca 7p Salrm<Aotrr I'UI Yt lWn K. ~l.usllall Sllllday School 10: IS Llll \\onbip 9: ISa.m. B ble Sllldy Molxby 7:00 pm 110Wrlllf s Scbool 10 .... "Onhip 9 Llll. Sunday Sctoot 9 30 am. \\Orship. 7:00 p.m. \\cdnesdJy Bdlle SIDdy 7JOO p.m. f11!11 J dlolo-shlp C11151dt for (.'htkl Pallor: Rc> Fr111U1a Di kCill Scmcc Friday 7 p.m. ,...,. llopr Church Old Ammcan Lt H•l Fourth Art. MWle IIDda7 ~ p l.01111n oft• Chanh 2480 ~ St, ~)rxusc. 011 Sw School 10 lllld> 111~6l0pm ~I GwWI A ~ BtJ:Ipa 111: (Full (.o.-prt Cburrbl lbnur:mdle, l'll>t Bob and J:.y Manblt nun. ?pm. Amatln; Gract Comm nil} Cburrll Pasloo '\\ ayoe Dunlap Swc lb. 681 Tuppcn Pbins. S "' ll1 p to am & 610 pm.. \\td. D1ble Stud) 7:00p.m. s,- Cal....,- Biblt Cllurrh Pomeroy Ptte Co Rd Pastor: Rtv Blacb·ood. Sunday S<bool 9:30 a.m. '\\ r •lp 10 10 a m 1 30 p m "tdocscbT Service 7 l{) p Ill. Sthmvt.IJ4, COIIUIIIInfl) <.'llurrll Sllllday Scbooi IO:C(j am. Suntby Worship It 00 am. \\cd CJda) 7 00 pm Pastor Bryao Uliuy Dailey . Oiiili Cbrhtlan ~tllo1tship (Noo-denomlll3!Joaal fdlow!ltipJ MttllaJ m the Me1v Mtddlr Sthool C'..Cetcna Pastor Chns St~an Pia as 011 Non dcao ul•oul wltll C:O.U.rnpomy Praise & '\\bnlup Pauor Rob Barber Msoc: Pastor Klf)ll Dam Youtll Duta r Beny h Ls Slllldn terVlces 10 am \\ p & 6 pa Family Ulc Cl.wes ~cd " ntu mpu Ule Groaps II 7 pm. Thun mortliD' b6e1 Ule Gn;iup II 10. Ouln Umltl Yoatil We Group 01 v. (d ac from 6:30 to a 3Q tae IIW""' belbelwc~ Bffiwl! l'asln!- .1o1m Rrnewtez. Sunday Scbool 10 a rn \\ r blp 9 am \\~y xrv IOa.m. Carmd·Suttoo Carmel & Bl!han Rds Rac•ne. Oluo Pl or J ha RrnewiL~ Sunday School 9 41 Lm 1\orsltip II 00 a.m. • B1ble ~!Udv \\cd 7 30p m. l.lon (buret. or Clirilt <rnltr J9732 S1 RL 7 2 mrksiOU!lt or T~n \ISR as A$11 krjolclflll IJft Church 2nd Ave. Mtddlepon. Pa!lor M•ke l"tlfrm:ut Pastor Ementlll Lawrmc:e ~O<tman. \\ors.lup- tO 00 am \\tdorsday Serv1ccs 7 p.m. ~00 II; 10:00 am Noon Sunday lnfcmut Wonrup. Child n s mrruwy ( ommunlt) of I hrl•t Portland Rac1ne Rd Pa I• r J1m Proffit~ Sund.ly School 9 !0 am \Wrsh1p 10: lO L '\\edDcaday Srrv1ces 7 00 pm ~thfl \\rilp Brble Cbardt Lew!. \\ \'a Rt I Pastor Bnan May, S!L'>r Sundav Srm< 7 p.m 7 p_m Rua Bob kob!IOOD. Sunday S<hool tO ( ommunlt' {.burch l'lutor .LUl"fllt Other Churches I 'rntrMI ( luslrr Trlnlt) (buret. l'lstor f•rkloPIDitrd~t Cllarrb Cllnttr Ulurrb of lllf 7 3Qpm l'u«lf Ret TOOl Johll$00 Sccoad & L "rstsldt Churdl ol (}lrfst J2U> C111 s Home Rd l'l!mcnw Off C u 1 740-992 3847 Sunday manuo~ I 00 ~u m rn 111 B tie lady ff!llow hJ " r 1p Sa ovr 6:00 p \\Cd bible~ 7 pm f1n11 hurcb of God Apple and Sccood S1 , Pastor kcv [) vrd Ru II Sunday xhool and \\orsh1p ill 1m EvenlnJ SrrYICU 6 lfl p q1 \\cdoesday 'icrv~ca 6 10 1' m krcdu1~ 1\ p 9~ a.m., Sunday S<hool IO:lO a.m. Am Sunday rl Month 7 00 p m. scmce PallOr: Geae Goodwill 1upprn Plalm SL Paul l'aiWr lun CO!bin, Sunday S<hool 9 am, \\orsb1p 10 am. Tue>day Servlcc.t 9:10a.m \\ b1p 1010 alii and 6 P. \\ednesiby ~IC 7 p 11. Cllrton tabtrnadr Church Otf1011, \\ \L, Sundiiy Scbool 10 Lm. \\or blp 7 p.m., \\Cdnesday Service • 7 p.m. hn 1'4ptl Charm • oflht IJTfn: S.,-lor Rt )}8, Asltiqmty Pastor Jesse Moms Scmccs Sanuda) 2."00 p Ill SalnD c-n!t) Cllardl llxt rl \\~ Collii!IIU. \\ \a.omlaeYIDI Road Pastor Clw!es ROCish (304 67 S· 2213. Stlllday Scbool 9:.30 am, Soda} CVCIIII! semc:e ?:00 pm. B1bl' Sllldy "cdnr.sday smlu 7{1) pm Stmt <'barth Ors M::\ Morrow & Rodney \\~Iter Sunday Scbool 9:10a.m M nua~ \\ r hlp I 30Lm. &:6:Wpm. \\cdJINd;nServl~ lOp Youtb Sem~ 7 00 pm. Ag;opr l.lrt Cmtrr "hit Gospel Church", Pastors John & Pattv \\lode 603 S=nd Ate Ma.!oa, 773 ~17, Semce IUD< Sunday t()-JO am, 1\cdneWy pm 191 Asb SL ~llddlcpon Pa HobsOn Cbri5tbn Fdlowshlp Chlordl Pa.!lOf Hmcbd White Sundiiy Scbcool10 am. Suntby Cburdi!UYI(:C 6:30pm \\cdnescby 7 pm krs&oratlon l'hrlstlan ftUowshlp 9JM Hooper koad, Athens Pastor. Lonntc Coos, Sunda) Wonb1p 1(k(l() am. \\~y:7pm lfou.~ of Jtraling Mlolstrlrs AbuodmtGI'll« S Third Middkpm.~facsa Suo •J ' 10 am cdDesdly lft'lCC p.m. hltb L RL U41Anp\1Ut, Oil full Gospel ~Uon Robcn & Roberta MllSSor Suada• Scbool 9 30 am, v. nb1p 10:30 am 7 ~ pm V.Cd. a ~7-()')pm r.n <'.osprt Chura 'Tbm JCSll'! tinl-!tr1t> Pastor ~Bact M-ac 3J3 ~ Latter-Day Saints Tlw Churdl of .lnRs Draclb.!r) ('Jmrdt ol CIRt J ~~s~ • xb:!ol 910 a.m. \\mlup MMSIIill. -.In a.m.v. Sn.!Y 7 pm V.onllrp v 'icmc:es 6 pm; nor B 8rndfonl I Jmrrh of Christ C r or St Rt I 24 & Bradbury Rd., , Youth ~hru!ler Bdl Ambcrget Suad.ly School 9:30am. \\onlup $ 00 am. 10 lOam. 7:00pm. \\eel..,& I Sen.c" 700pm. L John luthrran Cburdl Puw: Gro•e '\\.x b p 9-00 a.m Srtadav Scllool 10:00 am. Pastor Our So• lour I ulhtronl hunb 1 \\aJaut and llenry Su Raven1w001J, \\ Va Pastor Dav1d Russcll Sundav Scbrol 10:00 un \\Qfllup II 1m t. l'aull uthrnn Church O:lmer S1 camorc & Srcond St Pumcroy S 'iclwol 9:45 Lm. \\ p II a United Methodist Gnlwn l nlttd Mdhodht \\ p Ita. Paswr Rtcbanl Nt-a!e ll«btrll ofttd Mtlbodlst New linea Rtebard Nea • ~~ r '> adl> ,. rship 9 lO 1 m Tue 6 10 J'n lllld B blc Sllldy llntrr Cburrh o( Christ SI!Dday sdlool 9: lO ua Sanda wonhip IO:JOa m. llw Cburrb al Cbrht al Poma-o1 ML Olhr l nlkd Mtlhocllsl Off 124 bcblnd \\ 'l.cJvlll Past r Rrv Ralplt Spuu Sunday School 9 JO I m. '\\ bJp 10:30 LID. 7 p D1. Tb day Scniccs 7 p m. Christian Union Mrlj:s t ooprratl>t Parbb Nonbca I Ctumr Al(r(d l'a<tor Geae Goodwin Sunda) School 9 30 1 m \\onbip II ant. 6:30 p 111. I hrhtian I oion 1 hrsm 10 Hartford (.'burch or Chn,tln llartf,rd, \\ \~ I'Mtor M•le Pu•leu, Su dJy ~chool 9 '0 a m \\oublp 10 30 • m. 7 00 p m \\cdorsd.1y Serv1ca 7 00 p m. fdlowlhip scmc:e ' p..m. llarrboo•lllt C«nnmof.. Cbnrtll Putor Therot1 Dulham Saad.IJ 9: )0 Pa•tor J1m Corbitt, \\orsb1p Sunday School ~<IVICCS I0 1 m 9am fhurmy 7 p.m , Joppa Church of God Pentecostal <'ool>lllt l oftrd Mrtbodht Pari5b Putor: He a 1\L= CoolvUJe ~arc b. M D to. Fifth Sl S1111. 'icbcool 10 a.m. \\t11111lp 9 am. Tues Scmc:es 7 p.m. ~lhd(.hurdl r""nsb1p Rd, 468C Sunday School 9 10 am, \\cdncsdly Serv1ccs 10 a.m. a m \\orsb1p JtocUngport Cbunb Kat bryn \\ •Icy, Sunday Sctwot • 9 30 am. \\orsiJlp 10 10 am, Pastor l'lulhp Bell Torch Cllurdl Co. Rd. 61 Sunday 'icboot 9:30 Lm. \\cnlup 10:3() Llll Nazarene Point Rod"Cburch oft~ i'Warfat R tc 689, Alb3nv Rev Uo)d Grimm. JWUlf Sunday Scbool 10 1111 "orllslp !ICIYICC II C>"tDllJI srmce 7 pm. \\(d pr.l)<r~7pm Mlcldk-p?rt Olurdl of the 1\aurmr Ptutor Uot:ord l'llwclt Sllllda> School 910 Llll. '\\orsltip 10:30 a.m. 6:l0 p.m., \hdotsdly Sef>lCes 7 pIll kffih•illt Ftllowship Cbutdl of tbe 1\;:a.Qmle, Pastor Russett Carson Sunday ~cbool 9c30 Lm.. \\orsh1p 10:4~ am. 7 p m \\edue!day Srmcc.t 7 p m Middkport Community Cb rrh SL Mtddlepon Pa.<Llr Sam Andmoa Sunda) School 10 1m E ea as ' Wpm. \\ tdnesdly Servl;;c "JOpm. Presbyterian ~1S Purl taltb \allf• 'llbtrnatl< l'hnrT!t Ba1lev Run RQI<l, Pasto:~r R•• Emmdt Rawson, Sunday E:vutn~ 1 p m Thunday Semce 7 p.m " syncusr Mhdon 1411 Bnd~e!JWI St S)DCUst Pastor Rev Rcy 'Thompson. Sunda) School 10 a.m. Evcnlll~ 6 p.Jll \\ cdocsd.ly ScM~ ?pm. llucl COillliiUillt> ~llrrll Off Rt 124 l'ls!oc Edsel Ibn. Sllllda• Scllool 9:.30 lUll \\Onhip 10:30 a.m. ? ){)p.m Dusrlllr C.ammu IY I ardl S Scbool 910 Lm \\ bip IQJO LIIL., 7 p..m. lorw Cliaprl (.'111lrdl Sunday school 10 am. \\ II Llll '\\~) Sen1c:e 7 Faith C.osprl Church l.oaJ Bottom Sunday 'icbool 9;i0 Lm llorsh1p 10 45 am 7 30 p m , '\\cdn~, 7l0p.m. HarrboctYI~ l'rrsb) ttrfan ChllrCb Pastor Rev David Faulkner \\onbip 9;00 LDl. ~I!Dday Middleport Presb)trrlall Pastor. James Sn)der, Sunday Sdooot 10 a.m, ..-orshipscm~ II am.. Seventh-Day AdYentist Snmlb·Da) \d•m!N Mulbtrry J11s kd ~fOJo. Saturday Servtc<S Sabbalb School 2 p m • \\Orslllp 'p.m. United Brethren ML lfm~»D l.nlttd Brttbmt In Cllrisl Clntf'dl Te.us Comm :ny 164 II \\ ICI.Iwn Rd. !Uvr ~ Manind.ltc, Sllllda) Scbcool 9: ){) I 114 \\ onhip I0:10 1m. 1 00 p.m. \\Cdacsdl• Scn1ces 7 00 p.m. ' croup~ 2nd & 4th s~ 7p.m. Edtn Ualltd Drethrm In Chris1 Stilt ROU!l: 124 bctv.tcn Rctdsvill< &. JlocliAIPM Sllllcb) S<llool 10 Lm Sundav \\onhip 11:00 Lm. '1\cdnesd:ly - Scmcts 7 00 p m., Pastor M Ad:lm \\1 ~nil t:~t~prllf;hthomf hurrh of tht \aurtnt ~unday Scbool 910 a.m. \\Orship 10 lOam, 6 p m, \\tdSemrcs. 7 p.m. l104S lhl1nd Rood. fbmero> l'llm~ Ro) •lunta, Suaday School 10 am, & 7 lO "cdn~ay E~runs 7 lO p.m. Pomtro) {'hurrh of the ~llW"tlle Pa.!tor Jaa la>ender SWiday Scbool • South lltthtl C.ommonlt~ ('burch S1her Rid&e Pa r Linda lbmewood Slllldn Scbool 9 LID. '1\ Ortlu >m1ce S\l"liCU."" I PtGtttoS1al Assembly Pastor S Rl 124 IUaDc 'IOmado Rd. nday School 10 LtD. EYCDIDI 7 p.m. '\\Cdae!day Semca 7 P= s a.m.lllld 7 pIlL ~Cdueldav 7 p.n Lutheran Medlwc S=t, l'llmtroy OH 'imice C\'CrY Sllllday 11"00 Llll 10 a.m. llooJ Llll 9 10 I Ill \\onJtip and 1030 am Dav1d \ntiqult) llaptl t Sunday School 9 0 1 rn \\ r btp kadat I'Jslor Rc> v. R IWid Clntrrb of Cbrlsl Old lltth I ~n-t \\111 Dapti tl hunb 28601 Sr Rt 7 M1ddlcpon. Sunday Sm1ce to a m (d)) p m flltSll.ly xn 600 llollem. Pasrr:or Slclc Reed. Suad.l) Scbool 9 }() LIZ! \\ Jup 9 30 a.m IIIII 7 p m. Yttdn<sd.ty 1 p m. fnd.ly Church announcements sponsored by these area merchants '"Let )OUr ltght so shtne before men, that they ma) see your good works and glortf) )Our ~ather tn heaven ' Mauhe\\ 5 16 kfll! ~ 499 Richland AH~nUl', Alhens 740-594-6333 J-81)()..45 1·9806 Davls-Qulckcl Agency Inc. If yc nbide i11 Me. a11d My Full line of Insurance wordv nbide in you, ye shall Products+ n~A what ye will, a11d it shnll Ftnanctal be done unto you. Servtees Jolz11 15:7 Bill Quickel 992·6677 .:Jflsbrr. ~nbrr!lon, Jlld3amrl jfunrral J!]omr Middlqlort. OH ut )Ollr l1glu so shmc brforc men, that thcy tna) src \'Our good Horks and glorif> \Our Father m hem en." Mat1he" 5:16 740·992·5141 JamtS Andtnon, Adlm Mc!lanldDlmton Ponwro), OH 740·992·5444 Commit thy works unto the Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established. 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II Cor. 12:9 Tht J.ord dt)(l not look at tht things man /tJQk.s al, man loob Dl tht out~<·ard appraranu, tht Lord looks atththran. 1 Samutll6-7b • �• The Daily Sentinel J.<'riday, Scptentbcr 3, 20 I Church's identity crisis Far be it from me to ' sound cynical or pes simist1~, yet I cannot help but conclude that an ever-increasing number of m; fellmv Americans h:n e lowered the proYer bial "bar" of their lives. In other words. instead of their striving to be, or to do, the best they can, they have as:-umed for themselves a less-thanstellar and, worse. a mediocre standard of living. Maybe the preceding statement has raised a few hackles among those 1'cadm~ this. Some may be saymg the economy i<> to blame for many of the problems in America today. Others are inclined to blame either our last President, or the current one. for those who are so inclined, it's always -;omebody else's fault, and any ··~capcgoat" will do. So long as such a· scapegoat can be identified. one's problems can be blamed on that other Thomas Johnson per'>on or thing Sad to say. but say it I must. scapc-goating has become another great American past time. The corollary of these individual and corporate acts of "passing the buck"•is that no one ha~ to assume the responsibtlity for his. her, or their a~tions. To paraphrase the old Virginia Slims cigarette adverti..;ement - ''We've come a long way, Baby!" I, for one. refuse to accept that where we are either as a today nation or a~ the Church - is something of which we ought to be proud, or for which we ought to be commended. As someone has remarked ... "Today there is too much of the world to be found within the Church. and too little of the Church to be found in the world." In a very real sense, today's Church suffers from an "identity crisis" because of those in the world whose opposition to the Gospel now suggests to the Church it ought to adjust and adapt its message and mission. (The expression "tone it down" is entirely apropos.) I've heard it said the Church has abdicated its God-appointed role in the world- i.e., to make the world-as-a-whole aware of Jesus Christ. Nevertheless. the number one affliction among churches today isn't so much the "woodpeckers'' on the outside attempting to batter their way in. as it is the "termites" gnawing away and corrupting these entities from within. Too few Christians arc stepping up to the plate for Christ's sake, in part because they themselves don't necessarily understand what they're supposed to be doing There is also the possibility somebody else is trying to hide the "plate" - i.e., to obscure the message of the Gospel, if not the advocacy role of the Church as Christ's representative in and to the world. It has been my experience in every church I've served that among the members of that body there exists a coterie of individuals more oriented to the ways of the world than to the Way of the Word. Such people are wont to appease. visa-vis confront and challenge society. As a general rule, appeasement is a lopsided venture, a "win- lose'' scenario whereby New<;, as God one side g:uns something appointed us to , whtle the other Jose<;. Whatever "social \\< Likewise, to the extent a church might t'll! that some Christians are in, there are those in ill-equ1pped and ill-pre- world more likely to I> P<•rcd, or otherwi..,c thi<> gift and to be 1 unwilling,, to "Stand Up, elfective in doir\g Stand Up for Jt:~u<;" the Good Jor them 1 Church forfeits its "~trcct The Lutherans dt cred." Without that, the the street would ren Church is runmng on uo; that "whenever b empty - no matter any- is possible good 1s thing else. enough.'' In every on Although m a manner us there is room of speaking God set the Improvement. Like\\ bar high 1r1 the name of m every one we n Jesus Christ. He mtended there io; aho room that bar to always be Jesus. Medll attamable. Accordingly. Chnstians as•m in His great love for us. "Somebody El<>e" long before we ever reach up and out to God put the Word out But. what if the1 for help He is already "Nobody Else?" Wh reaching down tom. A church may be doing you· re the me%enn a ~ood thing. and even be You are! Don 't par fatthful doing what it has Trust the One wh > always been known for. with you and in you. However ... "the good is He is greater than he always the enem) of the is in the world~ • (Rev. 'f homa~ Joh11 best!" Let's not confuse a is pastor of J111 good deed with the task Church in Pome1 of sharing of the Good Ohio.) A Hunger for More There is something dreadfully wrong with our Chri~tianity when it is hardly more than a program affiliation. In a day when Kroger Plusn• cards and Speedway's Speedy Rewards r~• (for example) loosely tie us in to -. anous brand name or corporate loyalties. I should not wonder that churches might also be Thorn Mollohan on the verge of is uing uch membership card-s ""ith "perks'' or pandemomous pursmt of "rewards'' each time a temporal prionties. "member'' conde-scends Inasmuch as Chri,tians to make an ap~earance at buy into such ideology a worship sef\ ice. (or at the \ ery least tolerI will concede that this ate it), powerlesc;ness and is exactly what societ) demands of religion in fruitles-;ness continually general. It requires a~1d plague the Church (overpromotes a mce, qu1et all and individually). It civil religion that picks should not surprise us up the slack of helping to then to encounter emergclean up the mess that ing adults' who get "fed society makes, as well as up" with the games that placating its pa1ticipants their elders have played with an overall sense of with religion. Seeing that well-being. But it only ·•membership" and partolerates even these con- ticipation in chtJrch do tribution<> as long a:s reli- little to actually intluence gion es~entially ~tays out practical living. many of the way of culture's conclude that religton is not satisfying and, worse yet. that God cannot satisfy. They then ''bail out". determining to invest their devotion, energies. and time on things that promise to be more re\\!arding. Only there isn't anything more rewarding or fulfilling. At least not in any real sense. Not_in any way that proves to sufficiently anchor the soul when calamlly strikes, when health fails, \\hen our economic means are taken away, when loved ones abandon or reJeCt or abuse, or when our eyes dim as death comes and we slip, ready or not, mto eternity. For religion to truly "work" for those who profes~ to belong to it, \Ve must meet God. For us to ''meet God," in the here and now, we must seek Him. For our search to be successful. we must come to God on Hfs tem1s. ''For I know the plans I have for you.' declares the LORD. 'plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future. Then you will call upon Me and come and pray to Me. and l will listen to you. You :-.ill seek Me and find Me when vou seck Me with all your heart I will be found by you.' declares the LORD ..... (Jeremiah 29: ll-14a NIV, emphases mine). Theretore. membership 111 a chUJ:ch. althou h nppropnate. not enough Attend and parttcipahon n h r h (and presumabJ)' Biblicallv sound) events. although. essential. ts not enough. Going. throu the motions of pm activity is not enoutGh ing all that we ha\ e and doing all that -...e can to appease or impress God is not enough (and please don't insult lhm by trying). We must simply come to Him as we are, or better yet, as little children. s!ck of playing games of pretense that we've learned as adults. We his soul?" ~~~tth 16:24-26 NIVJ. So what will it be you'! Will you be a m member of a church o true follo\\er ot Jest Will you seek Him ""I you have the time or..,, Him with all your he< What will your child1 see in you? What "" they say· ot you? M( importantly. \\hat d God see in ) ou? Vv will He say to you \\I you finally stand bef Him when th1~ over? (7'lwl1l Mo/loha11 hi~ jamzlt have 11111 rued in southe111 0 the past 15 \'ears m1 the author of The I •II Talc Parables. He " pa~tor of Patin Commumtv Church tJ mav be rc'Gched for u11 nll·nt~ or questrn11s email pastorthomC!tpath ~ must huoger and thirst for more than mediocrity and truly seek Htm. We must be willing to lose all that we have and a!l that we are in order to possess the ··one thing'' without which we are utterly lost. If you ha\ e read 'much of the Ne\\ Testament, you may have noticed that Jesus had a .... ay of losing followers (see the Gospel of John chapter tx, verse stxty-stx as an 'l:.tmple). Our Lord had -... ay of thinning out the rowd, so to speak, so that those who wanted ''things.'' might not get in the wa) of those \\ ho wanted God. "Then Jesus said to His disciples, 'If an)one would come after Me, he must deny htmself and take up his cross and follow Me. For whoever wants to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses His life for Me will lind it. What good will it be for a man if he gains the whole "orld, ) et forfeits his sou I? Or \\hat can a man give in ex~hange for rt . f?a/lipo/i ~.com.) Copyright © 2010 Tlzom Mollolzan. 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JACKSON BAILES, OD 507 Mulhcrr) Heighb Pomcro), Ohio -l5769 l'ij0 (7-lOJ 992-3279 '!!5I Tol Free 1-877-583-2-l.U HI :MIDDLEPORT · TROPHIES & TEES 190 N Second St Middleport, 011 740·992-6128 Local source for trophtes, Ia ues t-sh1rts and more �Page As The Daily Sentinel 1:riday, September 3, 2 010 Understand what God's Learn to Win, Part 1 ·~oing for patient's sake One of the Psalmists wrote that he cried to God for deliverance from "innumerable evils." Then, .,within the conte-xt of his experiences. he noted, "I waited patiently on the Lord.'' Most Christian despise the subject and exercise of patience. People admittedly have a mo t dt1hcult time of being patient. particularly as Jt involves trying tunes that so often arise in life . "It is my life. and I · want relief now" IS the typical mllldset. If your life is like mine, . liverance from dtffi. lties seems to take an indefinite period of ti.me instead while we expect. on the other hand, an immediate response to prayer . More often than not, there is not a fingersnap from Heaven to set matters right for us on the spot. But, once again. it you are like me , ) ou want to know that, at the least, something is happening. 1t IS like waiting for a slo\'.functionmg computer. Those little hour-g lass icons give assu ranee that the requested task is loading. That 1s the significance of information from Scnpture . While one waits patiently for Lord to prO\ ide the sary delh crance. we are assured that God is oh. most defi- us what we can expect from the Lord while we wait patiently on Him. The Psalmist wrote that while he waited patiently on the Lord, "He brought me up out of a hornble pit. out of the miry clay.'' Cnse-; easily dtsplace us mentally, emotionally, Ron Branch and spintually. But, God restores us to nitel). stepping though ''here we need to be critical points on our mentnlly, emottonnlly, behalf. and spuituall) to help Is this part of the us take full advantage problem peop~e have of liis dehverance. with "waiting patientIt i!< like a deer ly on the Lord?" Has it hunter who inadverever occurred to you tently slips into a hole or ditch, after which a that patience is a spir itual presupposition big buck trots through for Christians? In the vicinity. While in other words. patience the hole. the hunter is should be considered a not in position to take natural practice of our ad\ antage of harvestChristian walk "'ith ing a trophy. By contrttst, "'hat God does God for us is that He Unfortunate!), that tmpro,es our pos1tion. b. not the usual mindHe lifts u out whatevset ali it concerns the er-hole into wh1ch '' e is•;ue of ''waiting have fallen so '' e can patient!) on the Lord." take full ad\ ant age of and it stirs much angst the prQ\idcntial deli\in the soul because of erance. it. )et. it should preThe Psnlmi'>t .wrote vai l upon us tp under- that whtle he waited standwg what God 1s pattently on the Lord. doing for patience's ''And set my feet upon sake. As a matter of a rock." We can he fact, the time we cor- assured that while we rectly 1nvest watttng wait patiently on the patiently on the Lord Lord that He JS at for deln erance i:s work to strengthen our actuall) a time of VIg- !?osition. The trength orous actn ity by the of standing firmly on a Lord on our behalf rock is stabilit). before actual deliverIt is note'' orthy to ance i~ re'alized. The compare ScriptureP almist points out to "' ith-Scripture when seeing any reference to a rock. Do not regard this just as a rock, but The Rock, Jesus Christ. In other words, one's strongest position during waiting is standing stable on the rock-solid principles of Jesus Christ. It is incredible so many fail to stand on the Lord's absolute principles during adverse circumstances. The Psalmist wrote that while he waited patiently on the Lord, "And established my goings.'' While we wait patiently, God works to qualify our position. God knows . ' we need a ~l.an to sel~e and . to ut!hze provtdenttal dehverance for days ahead. Note: you cannot adequately seize the deliverance God gives if you are at the bottom of a pit with your . • in Mason, feet stuck m muy cla_y, you . are not on sohd footmg. nnd you do not know where you are g01ng or how you will get there. This accounts for so many of our incomplete vic. . . ~ones .when we exhtbtt tmpattcnt v.·aiting on God. God is doing. God knows what He is doing. Therefore, wait patiently. ( Re\·. Ron Branch is anor 0 , Faith Baptist P Church W.Va.) 'J One of the greatest weapons we have against the enemy is the presence of God. With God on our side, who can be against us'! There is a sense of protection and peace that permeates our hearts when we know for certain that God is with us. He has promised to never leave or forsake us. A couple of weeks ago we finished the series of David and Goliath. We talked about how the battie between David and Goliath was not a battle of swords,· spears and punches - but rather, a battle of Wonls. The enemy has used the same tactic since day one. The enemy realizes that Words world Words make or break a person, businesses, contracts and relationships. Words! You see, words are premeditated thought:.. Words are pre-painted pict~re~. Words are the comptlattons of ~hought<i that see sornethmg already accomplished. And Words will dnve you to a place of decision. Words! Simply Words. Not pictures. Not figurines. Not things. but words. It isn't the picture of a hamburger that make.s you hungry a.~ much as 1t IS the mUSIC and the · words they use to Jure you to buy one. that does a number on you. But even the picture of a burger is a drdwing of completed words and execu~ed t!Joughts: It IS tmperattve to know that our enemy the adversary knows that words work. This is why every battle you see in the Bible and even the battles you fight, are batties of words. I can assure you that most of your battles are battles of words because words create contracts. And words are contracts in heavenly places. Therefore, when you say that you have had · a headache for three days straight and you're aggravated and sick of it, you have begun the process of defeat over your life. This is when the enemy goes to work and begins to build on his operation against you because your words have just given him permission or the right-away. Therefore, it is important to know that we're not in a battle where we must "fight'' day in and day out. Our battle is not against flesh and blood, but against powers in high dark places. This is why to argue with somebody or complain about something is always <1 loosing battle. We must understand that since our real battle is not against man. but with demonic forces most of the time then we must learn how to win instead of how to fight. Therefore, fight the good fight of faith and Jearn how to win. Next week we' II talk about learning how to win versus ::.imply fighting. Make it a great week! • (Rev. Alex Colon is pastor of Lighthouse Assembly of God in Gallipolis, Ohio. On the Jnternet at www.lagohio.org.) Whitcomb featured speaker for prophecy conference IN CONCElzT GALUPOUS - Dr. John C. Whitcomb will be the featured for a Bible prophecy conference Friday through Sunday, Sept. 24-26 at Faith Baptist Church, 3615 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis. According to a press release issued by the church. Whitcomb became a Christian while a student at Princeton University. He studied and then taught as a professor of Old Testament and theology for more than 50 years at Grace Theological Seminary in Winona Lake. Ind. He ~ained much recognition for his work on "The Genest~ Flood'' that he co-authored with Dr. Henry Morris in 1961. This book has been credited as one of the major catalyst.:: for the modem Biblical creationism movement. Among Whitcomb's other publi'>hed works are ''The Early Earth" and "The World That Perished,'' and commentaries on Esther and Daniel. Additionally. he ha:. authored six comprehensive Bible charts and countless Biblical and theological articles. Major empha-;es.in his teaching have been Biblical creationism, dispensational theology. premillennial eschatology. and presuppositional apologetics. Whitcomb's life nnd ministry may be summed up in th1s quotation: "l want to be in the full-time business of finding out what God says and telling as many people as I can." Following is the schedule of sen·ices for the conference: • Friday. Sept. 24. 7 p.m .. ''The Rapture of The Church" • Saturday. Sept. 25. 7 p.m.. "The Judgment Seat of Christ" • Sunday. Sept 26, 9:30 a.m .• "'lbe 1\\'o Witnesses" (combined adult Sunday school) • I 0:45 a.m.. "The Second Coming of Christ" (morning \\Orship) • 6 p.m., "The JOOO Year Kingdom of Christ" (evening .::ervice) A nursery will be provided during all sen·ices. A love offering will be taken during each sen•ice. For mformat10n. call the church office at (740) 446-2607. (On the Internet: Faith Baptist Church, wwwfaithbaptistgallipolis.org.) I Rodney United Methodist Church will host homecoming services on Sunday, Sept. 19. Services begin at 10 a.m. The Gracemen will be in concert. Brent Watson. assistant superintendent of the Foothills District, will be the guest speaker. A carry-in dinner will be held following the service. Homecoming activities scheduled for Saturday, Sept. 18 include a softball game at 6 p.m., a bonfire and wemer roast at 7 p.m .. cornhole and ladder ball games. Church officials said this will be the kickoff for fall youth group meetings. Rodney UMC is located at 6611 Ohio 588, Rodney. .. �PageA6 The Daily Sentinel J<riday, September 3, 2010 Society Cortununity Calendar 0 Bleness establishing Business Advisory Council Adv1snr) Cl)uncil are encoura!•etl to contact Shawn Bail. assbtant 'ice president, at (740) 592 9410 or l>bail (<l/ohlcness.org. .Stuart s to host musician Junior Brown AT IU.NS Blcnesc; Memorial Hospital is establishmg a Busincso; Advtsory Council of interested business lenders and Nl I SO VII I l~ ctttzens throughout Junior Brown \\ill per southeastern Ohto. "I his fonn at Stuart ., Opem collabornth e effort \\Ill Houo;e I hursda). Sept. after an opportunity for 16, at 8 p.m. presenting representatives trom coUIHT). blues, tex mex. vanous communities to \\e tern swtng. rock and discuss nnd learn nbout roll and count)c<;c; other heulthcarc sen, tees and o;hades ot electrilied to explore wuh American muc;i .. 0 Blene-.s ho'' to meet Ttcket;; are available healthcnre needo; in the nO\\ by calling 740region. 753- 1924 or. on the 0 Blencss will host \\ eb, HI W\\ w.stuartsop· quarterly council meet erahouse.org. ings. "We believe this collaborattve opportu nity will be vnlu.tble for members no; they n.tviRACINE The gate the maze of health University of care reform polictes. Northwestern Ohio hac, a-.sues and insurance announced that James A. CO\ erage,'' ex plat ned "Rust)" Cm nahan has Larr) Thornhill. made the dean s list for 0 Bleness mtenm the June 2010 o;e.,sion 111 chief executi\c officer. the College of "And input from counTechnologic~. full time cil members will be critical for our planning ~tudents must receh e a grade point a\erage of for future en kes " 3.5 or better to be named lndn idualo; intere-.ted to the dean c, list. in becommg a member of 0 Bleness Busmes 0 On dean s list ASK DR. BROTHERS Holter family Public holds reunion meetings RACINI~ I he 28 h annual rcumon of the George llolter. Jr tamily was held at the home of Knren !loiter Werry rece nil y. A chicken barbecue dmner \\as s ... rved to those attcndin • inclutlin!' 1 racy. Cameron und hnma Hendnck-.on of Marietta: Sh.trlce han., of Portland: Rick and I ash a WeIT) ol Cool\ 1lle. Ben and M,ttCj<t Holter of Athen'>, lloyd and Dora I ipp!-. of Little I locking. Roger and Nnncy Holter of ltttlc Hockmg. Ron. Valene and Ab1gaal Holter of Bld\\ell. James and I1ffan) Holter ol Patalaska. Brent Rach I. Bryce and Crol.kCt Dennis of I uneasier; Landon Woodc; of New Havl!n. W Vu.. Jac;1b Mann of Patriot. Attending from Pomeroy vverc Keith and Emma Asllle)'. Al,lll Holter. Ro~s Holter, I :.<.lith Sis ...on. Roy nnd Pat Holter. I ho.,e from the R.tcme urea ''ere Rob. Brooke haac and Stdne) Card. Jam~ and Sharon Dean. Ke\ m and Shannon Bl)an. Aaron. Courtne) Morgan nnd I >onna Card, John lhle. Ke\m and Alicta lhle. \!It ")' Van\1eter, Aaron Hob.tck. Bill H.trrts, June Ashle)'. und Knrcn Werry Monday, Sept. 6 RUTLAND Rutland Township Trustees. 5 p.m. at Rutland F1re Station. SYRACUSE Sutton Township Trustees, regular meetmg. 7 p.m .• vii· lage hall Clubs and organizations Church events Fri d ay, Sep t. 3 SALEM CENTER Metgs County Pomona Grange 46, 7:30 p.m. at Star Grange hall. Inspection and mstal· latlon of offtcers All State craft, sewmg, photography and art contests will be 1 u d g e d Refreshments. Saturda y, Sept. 4 SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778 and Star Junior Grange 878 potluck supper at 6 ·30 p m. followed by meeting at 7:30 p.m Plannmg for the Oct. 3 chtcken barbecue . Tu esd ay, Sep t 7 MIDDLEPORT Middleport Lodge 363, regular meeting, 7 :30 p m Fnendsh1p and Awards ntght. Refreshments at 6:30 p m Take non-pensh· able food 1tems for the Sat urday, Sept. 4 RUTLAND Chtldren s Mtntstues of Rutland Church of God hosts "Back to School Bash" from noon • 4 p.m. at the church, mflatables, games, the event is free. SundayJ Sept. 5 POMEROY Homecoming at First Baptist Church. Pomeroy, 10.30 am., with the French Chorders Quartet. POMEROY The Forest Run-Asbury Methodtst congrega· ttons w111 celebrate Labor Day by weanng work clothes and bnnglng 1tems which represent the1r work at today s servtce SYRACUSE Homecommg at the Syracuse Community Church, 10 a.m. se r· vtce followed by noon potluck d tnner, and. afternoon serv1ce a 1,30 p.m. with singing by Bnan and Family Connection s. Rev. Norman Taylor, preaching. MIDDLE PORT Special service, 6 p.m., OIQ Bethel Free Will Baptist. Church, featurmg preachmg by Gary Griffit h. Pastor Ralph Butcher and Assistant Brot her Clyde Ferrell Sunday, Sept. 12 POMEROY Annual Harvest Festival, St. John Lutheran Church, Pine Grove Road, 11 a.m. worship. p otl uck at noon. Birthdays Mildred Shuler w ill be celeb rating h er 97th birthday on Sept A 5. Cards may be senW to her at 44826 Resort Road, Racme, Ohio 45771 Paul E. Hoffman w111 celebrate hts 90th birthday Sept. 11. A reception in his honor w111 be held from 2 to. 4 p .m. at his home, 37460 Sum ner Rd ., Pomeroy. Cards m ay be sent to htm there. Dems accuse Fox News of bolstering ·Kasich Girlfriend bothered by the ring helped him rmse $21.000. accordin& to complaint filed wnh the Ohio [ lcctions Commis'iion. He IS scekmg to un eat D 1ocrutk GO\ Ted ~ kland m t\o,ember. DGA execuU\e dtrector athan Daschle aid in an tntervie\\ that hi group acted in Ohio to keep Fox from helping other Republican gubernatorial candidate in a tmtlar I>ear Dr. Hroth(•rs: I \C been datmg m~ bo) lriend tor almost 1t\ e ) ear; We re 'Cl) happ) togetht:r. and I would trub rather be \\ ith no one else. I m prettv MJre '"e re headed for a wnlk do\\ n the m le some time in the ncar future. but tb:re s one thm that reall) bug me. He still \\Cars ht '"eddin band from his fir-;t mamage \\ hen I joked to h1m that \\hen \\ e get engaged. he d tinall) h..·we to lose that ring. he got nil. setious nnd said, "Not a chance ... What the heck L'i I me.m. where i" he going to put his new ''eddmg up with thi'i? - D.B. Dear 1>.11.: I have to ring? On his other hano? The problem here is that assume that ) ou didn t fol· you may be afraid to deh e low up his comment with a mto Ius feelings tor his e~­ startled "'What do ) ou meru1, ·Not a chance ? lltat "ife, and he ma) ha'e put calls for ~m explanation!" J up ~ome "an1ing signc; to am wonderino \\hnt would make sure ) ou don t start enuse ) ou not to ask that ,lSkmg que ttons But that s question. And the tact that no wa\ to start a marriage. he didn t feel he had to B) the \\a), lam t find an) elnbornte is prett)' strange. real facts in ) our letter to too~ So either he figure<. reall) make me feel that you already kilO\\ \\h) he ) ou eire headed for the ru ...le \\ants to keep wearing the with ) our bo) fncnd. 'I ou ring. or you teel that he has need to make sure this is a pretty good reason and not all Jll'il cl bit of\\ lshtul l s none of )OUr business. And frankl). both of the~>e thmking on your part. At possibiliucc; 11) in the face the \el) least. )OU should of the idea that the two ol lind out if the gu) is "till you arc anywhere near cmot10nall)' attached to his ready to make u lifelong ex. or if he ju~t really loves comnutment to each other that \\C<.Iding ting. food pantry Thursday, Sept . 9 CHESTER - Shade R1ver Lodge 453 7:30 p.m. at the hall Refreshments Saturday, Sept. 11 POMEROY Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter DAR. noon at the W1ld Horse Cafe. Installation of off1cers and DAR updates by S.E . Distrtct Director, Roberta Grady Cook. \\3\ . •rlf the) get a\\ ay \\ ith it in Ohio. I think the\ will certainI) try Jt in ·other states,'' he said. "The) re going to continue to push Meigs County Fair 11 the envelope u~til :.orneone stops them. A Fox spokeswoman said the company had not ) et been served with the complaint and therefore mddn t comment. Daschle wrote a plaint letter to Fox chief Roger Ailes on da) Kasich s inten iew "as broadcast. He said he receh ed no response. 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Large Kitchen and Nice Yard • .. �Inside The Daily S ntinel Point shuts out <>VCS, Page U2 Bl Uuckt') cs c.·rush Marshall, Pagt• B2 --==============~=====================================================~r=i=da=y=,S='e=p=te=m=~=r=3=,=W=l=O LocAl, Lady Marauders drop opener to Nelsonville-York POMCROY A lchedule of upcom1ng h gh &chool varany aportlng events Involving leoma lrom Me gs Mason, and Ga .a countes B Y B RYAN W ALTERS Eddny, Se!!Wmber 3 BWALTERS MYOAILYTR BUN: COM Football HU!sboro ot G At:;arJemy 7:30 p.m Foirland at Meigs. 7 30 p.m Miler at EllStom 7:30 p.m South Galka 01 Southern. 7"30 p m Wahama 01 Trimble 7 30 p m River Valley 01 Symmes Valley, 7.30 pro Point Pleasant ot Tolsla. 7::JIJ p.m. Meadow Brtdgo 81 Hannon, 7:30 p.m Volley boll aves at Covenant, 6 p m Saturday.Segtembe!' :4 Volleyball Eastern 81 Athens TBA Wahama at BuffalO 10 a m. Cross Country G8 ha Academy at GI!IOO (Callen M dland H S ) TSA East m Southern, Me gs at Warron,9arn Po nl Pleestlnl 01 ChiCk·FII·A lovltat•onal 9 a m Blue Angels shut out Jackson ROCKSPRINGS, Ohio - The Meigs volleyball team had a tough start to its 2010 campaign on Thuro;da) night, dropping a 27-25. 25-11. 23-25. 26-24 decision to visiting Nelsonville-York during a Tri-Valier Conference Ohio Diviston conrest at Larry R. Morrison G) mna ium in Meigs Count). The Lady Marauders (0-l. 0-l TVC Ohio) dropped a heartbreaker in Game I, losing by the minimum two points in extended play. The Lady Buckeyes ( 10, 1-0) then rode that momentum into Game 2, claiming a convincing 14-point decision for a 20 match lead. Meigs countered with an inspired Game 3. which resulted in a narrow 2-point victory to pull back within 2-1 in Please see Meigs, Bl Sarah Hawley/photo Meigs Morgan Howard (32) prepare to spike the ball over the net during Thursday's TVC Ohio contest against Nelsonville-York. Howard's teammates (from left) Chandra Stanley, Jordan Anderson, Emalee Glass, Miranda Grueser, and Valerie Conde defend against the possible block. B Y S ARAH HAWLEY SHAWLEY MYOAJLYTR BUNE COM JACKSON. Ohio The Gallia Academy Blue Angel picked up the1r first league win on Thur dn) e\enmg with a stra1ght et ,. ictory Jackson. Blue Angels (3-0, SEOAL) defeated Jackson b) scores of 25-15. 25-12. and 25Gallia Academy 22. trailed by a score of 114 111 game three, before scoring eight straight to take the lead. Morgan Leslie Jed the Blue Devils, scoring 15 points. mcluding six on aces. Heather Ward had eight points (two aces). Kassie Shriver had six points (two aces). Hannah Cunningham added six points. Morgan Daniels had six points (two aces), and Haley Rosier added four points (three aces). Cunningham had 14 a sists, while Shriver added I 0 assists. Leslie led the team in kills with nine, folwed by Daniels with en, Rosier with five, ard with four, Amanda McGhee with two. and Cunningham with one. Daniel s added three blocks, McGhee and with Rosier each having one. Ward had 32 digs defensively in the match. Breanna West added 13, Caroline Raxter had 11. and Taylor Foster added 10. GaiJin Academy also won the JV contest by scores of 25-18 and 2510. The junior varsity team improved to 3-0 with the win. Violet Pelfrey had nine points and Haley Kyle had eight points. Gallia Academy travels to Warren on Eastern's David Warner putts on the fourth green at Kountry Hills Southern golfer ·Adam Pape putts Golf Course as teammate Kyle Young looks on. Thursday's match against Trimble. Eastern tops Miller in TVC golf match SENTINEL S TAFF MDSSPORTSOMVDAILYSENTINELCOM POMEROY. Ohio - The Eastern Eagles golf team easJly defeated ~1iller on Thursday at Kountry Hilh. Golf Course in Pomeroy. Ohio, by a score of 172-214. Christian Amsbary took medalist honors for the Eagles with a one over par round of 35. David Warner shot a• 43, Chris Bissell had a 46. and Jay Warner added a 48. Also playing for the Eagles were Kyle Young (50) and Luke Kimes (5 4 ). Miller was led by Dakota McGill With a 49. Colton Pargcon had a 52. Justin Hinkle shot a 55, and Evan Pargeon had a 58. Also goiiing for Miller were Brandon Davis (60) and Chris Huffman Pape's 45 was followed by Andrew Roseberry and Brandon Marcinko each with a round of 50. while Dyllan Roush added a 54. Also playing for the Tornadoes .., ere Trenton Cook (57) and Cole Graham (59). Trimble was paced b) Tyler Davis and Kyle Russell who matched Pape's 45. Colin Smith shot a 4g and Kendall Herbert had a 51. Additional players for Trimble were Jeff Andrews (60) and Dan Neiberline (65). Southern will face Wahama and South Gallia on Tuesday. M ARAUDERS FA LL TO ATHENS POMEROY. Ohio - T he third match at Kountry Hills Golf Course on Thursday evening p.tired the Meigs Sarah Hawley/photos Marauders against the Athen:. Meigs golfer 01llan Andrews putts as an Athens golfer looks on. Tuesday with the fresh- (G~~e Eagles will host Bulldogs. Andrews and the Maruaders dropped a league match to Athens on man contest beginning Trimble on Tue:.day at 5 p.m. only Meigs. playing with Thursday evening at Kountry Hills Golf Course in Pomeroy, Ohio. 5:15p.m. four golfers. shot a team total Bulldog· were Jacob Pratt at Ironton Countr) Club in I T RIMBLE INCHES of 234. while Athens shot a (41) and Charles Bectem (45). La\\renl'e Count). 143. PAST S OUTH ERN The Blue De' ib - who post· T he Marauders will host C ONTACfUS Meigs was led by Trcay Wellston on Wednesday at ed n team tall) of 162 - w·ere McKinney with a total of 5 1. 4:30p. m. POMEROY. Ohio 14 shots off the lead. as Ironton 1-740·446·2342 ext. 33 Southern's Adam Pape shot n Braden Spe nce r shot a 52, po~ted a "inning tall) of 148. Fax - 1·740-446-3008 round of 45 on Thursday to Dillan Andrews had a 56. nnd Greenup Cotmty was the runBLUE DEVILS FINISH 3RD E-rlilll mduport& 0 myda!lysontinol com take horne iri-medalist honors Gage Weisenmuller had a 75. ner-up with n team score of 154. AT IRONTON QUAD Athens was led by medalist SI&.rtl Blll11 in the Tornadoes' match while Wheelersburg placed against Trimble at Kountry K) Crist with an even par (RONTON. Ohio - The fourth with a total of 180. BnJan Walters round of 34. Chris Corrigan Gallia Academy golf team fell Rob Canad) paced the Devils Hills Golf Course. (740) 446-2342, ext 33 bwaftersO mydallylnbuno.com Trimble compiled a team had a 35, Stan Smathers added to 48-8 overall t h i~ season after with a par round of 35, followed score of 191 to beat a 36. and Michael frame shot a third-place finish Wednesday Sarah Hawley team score of 199. n 3B. Also playing for the afternoon during a quad match Southern's Please see Golf, Bl (740) 446-2342. ext 33 =-======..::::-::::== shawlayOmydmlylnbuno.com �Page B2 ·111e Daily Sentinel www.mydailyscntinel.com Point shuts out OVCS, 5-0 BY BRYAN WALTERS ByYAlTERSOMYDAILYTAIBUNE.COM POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. The Point Pleasant boys soccer team ended a two-game losing :;kid Thmsday night after a resounding 5-0 victory over Ohio Valley Chri:stian during a non-conference matchup in Mason County. The Big Black Knights (2-3-1) wasted little time against the visiting Defenders ( 1-2-0), jumping out ,to a 2-0 intermission advantage. Nick Hatfield opened the scoring in the 15th minute. thanks to an assist from Zach Sa) re, for a 1-0 advantage. Ten minutes later, Wyatt Wamsley found the back of the net after an assist from Parker Hill made it 2-0. Preston Rairden needed just 33 seconds in the second half to give PPHS a 3-0 edge, as Rairden netted a pass from Hill in the 41st minute. Then in the 60th minute. Tristian Stone netted a rebound to give Point a 4-0 lead. Hnstian Lcnkov rounded out the scoring with a rebound goal in the 70th minute, completing the score at 5-0. Point Pleasant outshot the guests by a 15-3 margin and had a 5-l edge in corner kicks. Brady Reymond made two saves in the victory, while Daniel Irwin made mne saves in goal for ovcs. No. 2 Buckeyes get off · to fast start, 45-7 COLUMBUS, Ohio Drew Basil was blocked Terrelle Pryor by.Johnny Jones. the ball tossed three touchdown glancing directly to passes, Brandon Saine teammate Ahmed rushed for 103 yards and Shakoor who brought it two scores and No. 2 back 39 yards for the Ohio State rolled over score. error-prone Marshall 457 on Thursday night in a tuneup for a big date with Miami. 'Pryor completed 17 of 25 passes for 247 ) .trds apd IDs covering 6 and 1 I Jards to DeVier Posey an 65 yards to Dane Sanzenbacher before 105,040 nt Ohio St}ldium. 1t was a bleak debut for new Mar;hall coach Doc Holliclay, who spent the last two seasons as an assistant at West Virginia. 11te Thundering Herd fumbled the opening kickoff and \\ere down 14-0 before runmn~ their first play in OhiO State territory. · Ohio State's defense limited Marshall to 44 yards on the ground and 199 total. Brian Rolle off Brinn picked Anderson's pass and returned it 30 yards for a touchdown late in the second quarter. Not e\el)thing was perfect for the Buckeyes. however. Plagued by special teams errors on several occasions last year. including the victory over Oregon in the Rose Bowl. those problems arose again. Devin Barclay's first point-after kick was blocked but squirted over the crossbar. Booker had a 63-yard kickoff return. Then a 53-yard field goal attempt by Ohio State's (AP) - MARIETTA HANDS DEVILS FIRST LOSS MARIETIA, Ohio The Gallia Academy soccer team dropped its first decision of the 20 I0 season Thursday night during an 8-0 setback to in the Marietta Southeastern Ohio Athletic League opener for both clubs in Washington County. The Blue Devils (3-10, 0-1·0 SEOAL) trailed 3-0 at the intermission and were outshot by a 20-5 margin in the contest. Zack Northup made 12 saves in goal for the Blue Devils. while Coltcn Holdren made five saves in net for the Tigers. Golf from Page Bl by matching 42s by Corey Arthur and Derrick Gilmore. Boeing Smith rounded out the team score with a 43. Warren Patrick and Gus Graham also had respective rounds of 49 and 57 for GAHS. I ron ton was led by medalist Josh Zornes with a 2-under par round of 33, followed by matching 38s by Andy Holzapfel and Josh Mullins. John Williams rounded out the winning total with a 39. Josh Cooke and Mason Weisgarber also had respective efforts of 41 and 42 for the victors. Eli Carr led Greenup Friday, September 3, 2010 County with a 35, followed by A. Hememan with a 36 and T. Smith with a 40. Travis Tussey rounded out the team total with a 43. Kaden Ashley and Zack Diller also had efforts of 46 and 50. Casey Pennington and B. Arnold paced the 'Burg with matching 43s, followed by W. Ballard with 44 and Kyle Cline with 50. A. Boyer and N. Perguson also had matching 51s for the Pirates, . Thank You SAVE-A-LOT for buying my Market Goat Trenton Duvall Taking Applications l,he Maples I~'~ HUD Subsidized Efflclency/1 Bedroom h SOyrs or qualifying disability ~ Low Income priority tJ1U.fti1S. =- 74G-992-7022 Sllverheels A Realty Company-EHO ~ ARE~~ o//1-"'" ~~~~ for purchasing my mercia) Feeder at the 20 1 0 Meigs Co. Fair. Raynzond Lawson FRIDAYTELEVISION GUIDE Meigs from Page Bl the match. Jn the fourth and final game, MHS again battled back and forth with the ~ests - which resulted m extended play. NYHS, however, came away with another minimum 2point decision - which wrapped up the 3-1 match decision. The Lady Marauders were 81-of-88 at the service line and had team totals of 38 kills, 33 assists and seven blocks. Chandra Stanley led th'e service attack with nine points, followed by Emalee Glass and Morgan lioward with ei!?ht points apiece. 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COL Dnvers willing to dnve for local readymiX company Is Expenence Middleport Beech preferred but not St • 2 br furn1shed necessary Driver ·--~-,~· ~-H apt • ultl ~. dep/ref, must be Willing to do No pets, 740·992· pre·mamtenance on 0165 trucks and Middleport N 4th Ave., 2 room eff1ency apt., No pets. dep/ref, 740·992· 0165 Clean newly redecorated 1BR reference. deposit, no pets 304-675· 5162 1·2 BDRM APrs in PI Pleasant all equtpment, yard/plant and other mtscellaneous chores. Experience operating equipment and extra skills such as weldtng a plus Starting pay based ~-~on expenence and driving record.CaU 304-773-5519 Employment ut1h11es pa1d call 304· 360.0163 Spnng Valley Green Apartments 1 BR at $395+2 BR at $470 Month 446-1599 ::;;;;;==.6.,g==en=a=·e='=== Assemblers needed for A M shift at local Manulactunng Company Must havo HS Dlploma/GED, clean background Commercial and pass drug screen $9 25/pay. Commercial b01ld1ng Qualified candidates for rent 740·446· call Kelly Services 1· 6565 • 800·295·9470. Hou!es For Rent Help Wanted · General Needed Laborer 1BR furntshed house must be 25 or older for rent. Good havve valid dnvers locat1on No pets lrcenso/clesn driVmg 446-1162 record Pass drug Depend.."lblo 2 BR 1BA 88 Garfield test weekends $425 mon $400 dep Some $8 50 hr Fox resume + utilities Hud ok 740-645-1646 3~-os24 Stay Informed... \CIJr ~allipoli~ l\Ril'' 'Ornbunc \lr:IJe J)oint ,flleasnnt i\e~ts'trr The Daily Sentinel !t~~!!~ii~~J!!1ID~:J~~~::~~:_IL~!IbJ.t~~_s~~::::~~ \ �Friday, September 3, 201 0 www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 Dean Yeung/Denis Lebr un :I 5eE: HAPPY Cl-!1 LOREto.~ AT PLAV PEOPLE or: ALL RACE6 'M:IRI< r-IG TOGET~ER . BU5Y FACWRI E6 WITI-/ NO POLLUTION • FUNKY WINKERBEAN . Tom Batiuk AGAR THE HORRIBLE t7 RI6HT .A8oU"T NoW Hti~ -..===-=---------=---,..,.=? G OJ/<16 T O A* IF Ill! CAll H/41/p T"tlAT 1-.A~"T'" PIECE OF Chr is Browne PIP FRO,_, 17/NNIJF'. ••• HI & LOIS CR OSSWOR D By THOMAS ACROSS 1 lnv1ted 6 Hoo targets 11 Mrnstrel's pro p 12 Autho nze 13 A dorable 14 M ess1ng o n TV 15 Grotto sound 17 Zoo feature 18 E1g ht, rn Essen 20 O ver ayam 22 Scary shout 23 Robert Downey Jr. mov 1e 26 Parcel o ut 28 Trite 29 Liko m ost prom g oers 31 Barracks bed 32 S ub shop 33 Butter • servings 34 Wa tch pa rt 36 Watch part 38 S uggest 40 M aUl greeting 43 Sock s pot 44 Freshen 45Up 46 F1rst-rate JOSEPH DOWN 1 C runch targets 2 S potted 3 Some off1ce fu rniture 4 Toss o ut 5 "The lady - protest " 6 Bunch of brlls 7 rm or t1tan1um 8 Pasta choice 9 TV explore r 1 0 Hit at 16 Crew ttem 18 Blind as 19 Singer 30 Jazz job 33 Less brrght 34 Ship pole 35 W nter Mornson Abbr~ 37 Tomb24 Hea ps stone 25 New .lawman Jersey 39 F.nger team count 27 Length of 41 Sk1rt edge some 42 W onderraces m ont Nata lie 21 Plane pa rt 23 Slanted type: NEW CROSSWORD BOOK! Sond $4 75 (chock/m o ) to ~honas Joscpl' Book 1 PO Box 536475 Orlando, ft 32853-6475 10 Brian and Greg Walker THELOCKHORNS MUTTS William Hoest Patrick McDonnell HAS A LOT OF LOGGAGE FOR A ONE-DAY VISIT." ZITS HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Fnday, Sept , 2010: Tius ye \ ou w1ll succe..>d beyond } our expectallons. 'tour crrcle of friends expand, addmg to the many possJbihties. Stay renrered and focused on your goals m order to maxuruze the full power of the planets. You nught be better off not s_pencling so much, as you e.lSlly can get msecure m this present econom) Yes, stash' 'tou will behappt er that wa} If you are smg)e, a frieridstup could e\olve into a I~ more This bond could be quite Spt.'Cial. If you are dttached, your mteraction will always need attenbon, and vou bnng your uruque nurtunng quahti ,... CA!';CER IS aJ,, •l}'S your friend 17rc Stars Shaw tht Kind of Day You11 Hare 5-Dyrnvmc; 4..R II ~ 3-AVt'rag• 2 So-so 1 Difficult A RIFS (March 21 Apnll9) "*"** Know that 1t L<; appropnale olfter a week of runnmg uound and hard work to !'eel sluggish. A SJde ~ffect mtght ben Ia~ of patience \\1th those \\ ho If) to be mntrolling. Someone who mtght be dtfficult muld be sorry that he or she cro sed your path Tontght Home" ard bound l:AURUS (April20-Mav 20) ***** Expre.o;syourselfin ".1ys that do m.1ke a d1fferenre m ho'' romeone might n.~ve} our message. Fatigue marks a \\ ork-related issue Pcm.1ps you can counter the effect by a Idle lunch or .m early \\ orkdc1)' l<m~t· Hun_g ~,;th friends. TGIF G EMINi lM.l) 21 June 20) '*'"*"* At times,~\ eJ)'Oile IS on the Sdme page More often, }ou see power plavs, differences of opinion and general differencL-..; You might be happ est close to home or'' orking from !lome Tomght: Squet".ze m some shoppmg th.1t you h.t\~ bet"-n postpomng. CA1'\CE.R Oune 2.1-Jul\ 22) ***""*"* You mtght wonder \\hy you don't ft?cl hke thiS e\ ery da) As the Sun n~. ) ou greet the Moon m ) our sign. I i.1mess this~· .md expect a n~ry d~namtc ie\\' J.lvs.. Of COUI"St' \ ou <:<m 1onight: !he- world IS ,,,IJ THE FAMILY C IRCUS Bll Keane CONCEPTIS SUDOKU by Dave Green 8 2 -· - ·~ 6 3 5 6 [- 1 -~ t- 1 D ENNIS THE MENACE Hank Ketchum rI) 111~'<''1 ' Lc•·cl ** * * - .8 lr€i 1!"' 3 1 3 9 5 3 4 r- ~ 6 "Corn t astes best when it' s on those rollers." I 7 -4r - .... 9 ! 1 -~ ~ ~~ 6 i~ t ' I 2 5 I~ I~ [~ ........ !IJO} ~,,~.,(] )OUTO) • M R . WU..50N WA'G Al.N\05T AS ~crn;p AS! WA , WHEN I TOL.P ~1M WE WtlRG GOtN'ON VACATION.' ter I E.O Ouh ~Aug. 22) *** 'tou unpl) n~!t_"'<i to be les:s a\ allable o.md more fOCUSt..'<i Qu1et utls you Effectt'Welv clear out work and or , projector two. Scr-een your calls and ll) bcing Nthe ~tlent 1\ Jlt'," ronight: You don't na>d to expl.un any thing. VIRGO (Aug 23 pl 22) ""***** Zero m on )OUr pnm.:tn goals. 'tou d,)n't '' ant to work.:~ll weekend, do \ ou7 Someone you kno\o., a child or lo\ ed one. might push h.ud to get you to bcl\ave like he or she wants It 1s nice to know that you are cared about! Make your own ChOices. Tonight Celebrate the weekend LIBRA (Sept 23-0ct 22) **"* )ou nught haw some difficul· ty lea\ mg work. Knowing that, be \\ise and complete your work. Co~der saymg 'nou when thb per son or that pt.'l'SOn ao;ks for a fa\ or. Remember, you can do nothing if you don't honor yourself first Tonight A must appearanre. SCORPIO (<At 23-NO\. 21) *"*"** Honor plans to split and do something \ ery different Right now many people nught think} ou- yes, you- are a space cadet Certainly, you c1re not actl\'el} Jt-,terung to them. Be careful, as one of these pt.'\.)ple nught be the boss. Tonight: Follow }OUT unagirulhon SAGIITARIUS (No\ 22-Dec. 21) **"** A romersation needs to be had, w1th your mteno;ity and caring. Don't allow others to distract ) ou. Your abihtv to bottom line a Situation pro\ es to be"helpful. Jf you aren't careful, a ctiscussion oould e\ oh e into a power pia~ 1bnight: En)Ov a fnend's compa ny. CAPRI COR;>.; (Dec. 22 Jan. lQ) "'*"*** Defer to others and under stand that those around ) ou also nt't'd to feel unport.mt You can do that in your rustomal) style when focu.;ed. Kncm that on a professional matter, no one sees ~ ~ to ")e. Let go and see ''hat happe11s. 1onight: Ftnd vour fnends. AQUARI US Oan. 20-Feb JS) *** You are among the \ el) fe\\ whll mn ao:-omphsh .1 g,XJd day's work. You mJgnt be 0\-en' orking an issue m your head, gi\'m9. other.; the 1mpres510n that you aren t listen~g \\ork on )'Our .lttentiveness. Tonight: Unwind m you r ~tvle. PISCES {Feb 19 Mardl20) * **""*""* Don't kid} ourself- you are alread) out the door ment.illy and mlo your w~kcnd You diSCOver that a lol is happcrung behind the scenes w1th a friend Rero~lder} our chOices E'en o often. re\ tt.thzmg and ques tionmg )OUr dcs1n.>s 1s tm,P?rtanl You ,hange; they d1.mge. Toru~h t M), an.>n't we pl.1vtul? J Btg 1!1 }tlfp. Wit I IS on tltt Internet I Cl[lldrrtcbtg«r.COIIL .m dailvsentinel.com �I,age H6 • The Daily Sentinel Fon«ann I NASCAA Ba ng Oct. t 600 Conca NC Oct 24 TUM F I Ro el t Nov 7 AUTO RACING GLANCE SPRINT CUP <o S p 11 Ar Gu <d#OO RiCh· monel Vu Sup 1 D Sylv nla 300 Loudon N H Sop 2fl 1\A/\ 400 Oovor Del Oct ~ Pt1co ChoPP<!r 400 Ktlnsas City Kan Oct to P ps M x 400 500 M:l Oct 31 Friday, September 3 , 2010 Keselowski on verge of 1st title in NASCAR 2010 NASCAR SPRINT CUP SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS p 15 F.mory Hoa 600 H:unplon Ga www .mydailyscntincl.com YO II AMP E!nergy 1500 Ala Looe 500 FOil WOftl1 'J; X JW:N 14 Ar 500 Avor>.c!al Ar 'Nov 2t Ford 400 Homed fl« • no -polniS rae. 2010 Driver Standings By JOHN KEKIS dry" PmiJ.ItiOn 'oCCms to be havrng n po Ill\'<.' ellect on Jo:dwwtls und Kcsclowsk1. They JOked olxnn each other 111 ':iCJ>.Irute rncdl.r scs 10ns ut ,,.,r1 "' , Ill' MON'I Rl Al (AI'l Br. d Kc-.clm\ "~' knows he dtx:<;nt h.l\C th.u yclf<)W rook It: !.lliJX' on th<.' b.1ck ot h1s o 12 l>od ammore Jtl'•t don 1 blun • hm1 1f he OCC.ISIOil.lJI) c hc.'Ck I Ill ke ... u~ bcfo~ h JUlllJh belund th \\h J hn Ro er P It k to race 1 am 1 th hk .., ol Carl Ed\\aid. K.\le Buo,ch, Jell (JOidon Junli\H.; John-;on • nd the other hh.: dm~·r. on NASCA l~'s ">pnnt Cup c11 Circuli G11les Villencu'oc CUll \\ h1lc Gordon c.rn wrec.,k .r L u-.. \\ nh aggre,srve dnHn on the ro.1d c.ouf'>e nt Sonoma the thrc t ned ~t. I bunch of N' Brad Kesclowsklls a third-generation mcer In his first full sea- son at NASCAR's top level. b.lw rd' h'IW JCith fuush lme .md didn t hft \\hen b.l\\ .n\h trtcd to block Ius p. ~sf, r the Will l:d\\itrds \\('Ill .:urbornt• up~1de down, <,heet mct.!l "IX:\\ 111 111 hi'> \\ tkc •~'• h1\ car sa1l~l mto the" lh:l) fcnn• 111 c~uy c h wlult• Kc elo\\ skt r hbcd lu fir.,t ( up '1 tc I) m onl., h1 hllh 1 U1 m ~ \S( AR s top ...:n :<> A lc ud \\ ' bom \ft r K low kt collided u am \\ uh l.d\\ il!ds C<~rl) 10 the \1 rch race at '\tl.mta. l..d'' ,1-, ret 111. ted b)' mtcn Uon.JII~ \\ rc km" K( selows ~~ ~ndm hun urlx m · Nm\ lhev r on probat•on the n:1 1 md • I Uk.' 2010 NASCAR NATIONWIDE SERIES SCHEDULE, STANDINGS Clops 3oo onO 10 Roehrnond 250 >op 4 Dover tx bclorc Sunday' Nauon.,..ldc r.K"c and had no run·m'i on the truck On the rncetra~.;k, I tlunk we rc better," Edw.u'ds sard All ol our to;sucs have JU'>t been 'on the mcetmc~. I tlunk I o;ce a h ttlc bu more rco;pcct there. but time\\ 111 tell." Wrth the Nationw1de !';CO· sun wmdmg do.,.. n, Kcsclowsk• harnng a total collapse. 1s clm.mg 111 on hb tirst NASC'AR tllle 1-.d\\unl:. the 2007 sene' ch.amp1on. ,., 365 points bchmd lum m r.econd place 'o\rth I0 mcc I'Cilk111llllg. • As o person. I th1nk 11 IVC.'> crcrhh1ht) to my back "'" cmouons at Gatecareer,' Kc.selo\\sk• sa1d. "It way dunn • ,, pmtr.lcc televa \\Ill CCit.unly g•"e me some MOll mh.: ,.., tc'\\ 'I look back more conlldcncc. 1l1c confi11 the 1.rcmg ,md I don't know \\h) they tee I Bmd has dence b.mk goes up und down l'hcre\ dt.-posits und somctlun • cornmo WlthdlUW.lb " Kcsclcm skr 1lsu angered He'll be cxcucd. and he Bul-Oeh m the N 1Uonwrde mce should be tx.~.wsc he accom. 1 Bno;tol t\\U week., ngo wlulc the two '"'re mcm' for piLo;hed somethm • really rucc,' N \SC '\R dmcr and the k:aJ Busch mtenuonally spun fum md wc>tll on to \\10 TV comment.ator Kenn) the m~ Kcsclow'ik1 fim!>hed \\all ace ..:ud To me, ll's not Brud tfYln to wm the cham14th pion lup, 11 Br.ld .1gaino;t Buo;(..h c I hr.ucd that \\ m Cart I tlunk these guys t.ake b) mockm ly rubbmg hr'> ad' .tnt.1ge of e<.1eh other e).. hke 1 ~rymr bah) und EH.·ry once 111 a while they \\•l'> gr<.•eted With ,1 ChOI\IS Ol s.1y, 'You're not going to do boos Kl'Sl'lowskl pmmrscd that to me I'm going to get reH:n •c cw~:r the pubhc. .Kklrc syo;t~m and h.td -.ome you bac.k 'And then, nil ol a ddcn, II lx."'OillCS part Of I .. \\ord tor U h the the NATIONWIDE }W Kesel :l\\ J.,., has ned m N \$( ~Rs <.en s he :;.uugc_ l p H1 a\crogc start I 'l3 2 nd h1._ U'oCf• c It sh 2" '5 He M:nted runth and jin1 hcd a ...eawn>1 12th at Darlington, tc.lung lu-. firush at Mnr ~\rile, ,md has four DNF<>. mg at Atlanta. fullade· Sonom.l and D.1ytona in July I sull have \\Ork to do to '>Ohdlf) 01) pOSlliOil Ill the sport on the Cup s1de, that's for d.mnn sure, he sa1d \\ Jt >;eell hke 'wOll fC ,1 ktd •omt to 111 •h ..chou] ,md )OU \<.: otto t.akc )OU mitia tron, to n1.1J...1. them h PP> ' Bob Keo.;;; 0\\ski srud Kco.;clo\\ .,~;., h• ., repeated!) made rt ck ht:" no puo;hm-.or "'" firM knock on th.tt 1Ola£ 111 )' dom " nc t lllllad Supcl"pc dw I) last y ar when he pw.hcd • CAMPING WORLD TRUCKS u.t-·-nc• u.t- K,... """'1 Race liO "'I'S IIMI!Ili..s,.. _ _ Ran~Jt """"""' o t f a o g h l - edging bv NeWlllan on outside of Chase spot 2010 NASCAR CAMPING WORLD SCHEDULE AND STANDINGS s.p Ford rough 225 Spana Ky Sep 18 T~yRalfle. com 1 5 LOudon N H Sep 25 'a Food & Drug Starn 350 Las Vegas Oct 23 Kroger 200 Mar le II Oct 30 Mounta n Dow 250 Tallaclcga Ala Nov " W•nSuu World CBSino 3~k Fon W01th Texas Nov 12 Lucas Oo 150 Avon· d o AriZ Nov ttl Ford 200 Homo- toad 2010 Driver Standings Tbdd Dodi 2 708 2 Arlc AY.'llrOia 4 n 3 .Johnrty Sa r 2 405 4 rmo111y Potor11 2 383 5 Ron Hornaday Jr 2,380 6 Mil 1 Cra 10n 2 324 7 A lin Otllo 31 8M~ nner2210 9 Dovtd 2 1J3 10 Ju Lotion 1.077 1t JIISOriWMo t 073 t 12. 13 14 15 •a 17 18 t9 20 R GI<Y Carmlehi!OI 1 942 J "" Oun hm 1 853 MmiOGoneln 1805 Ryan SlOg 1 743 J nnll r Jo Cobb t 001 NotiT' Donntng 1 553 Kylo OuKI' '5t7 0 u Out r 1 409 taCy ComptOr 1 225 By DAN GELSTON If> yxrr1 prcl..lflUU~ H~:. If '11 th • I 1st l"ll t• Bnstol Motor Ill Pllll 'DH Pill \ (API R) tn Nl'\\ I!Jan .., 1h1 ut out of tunc to m.tkc the ( ha...e field Nc'o\m m 1s 15th an the ~;t ndmgo;. I 18 pomt'> bclund Chnt BO\\ycrforthc tina! .,pot \\ rth t\\O r.1ces left to qualify for the 12 dmer, 10 race ( hns~: 101 till' Spnnt Cup ch.unpronsh1p J,muc Mcl\lullu) i~ l'th 100 fX>Illts behind Bm\ \ci and Mmk Mullln '" 14th 101 pomt<> b.1~.;k h dmg nllu the rncc Sund ., m ht at Atlanta Motor Spl•·ed\\ ) Inc held \\dl b.! !SCI .ttter the Sept II mcc It RIL'h mont! 'It',. .r legrt shot," Nc\\ man s.:nd. But It's not th • shot \\\: \\auld h.t\ e prc.•fcrn:d ~CW11llll \\on 111 Apnl nt Phocmx lmcmutronnl R.Jc.e w.1y to ""·IP a 7 1 r.Kc Cup wmless .. rre.rk. hut h s h::rd only live other top-live timsh -;mcc, puttmo the Stt: w.1rt ll1a: R.1cm dn\ r m the utland Bottle Gas Servi11g you for m·er 60 years 740-742-2511 . 1-800-837-8217 n n n .rutlandbottlcgns.com Gallipolis o1 he Jllains oJackson Ton·h • Logan o McConnrls' illt• • Rutland poslllllll hmshed srxth II cu1c f·oundatim1 Automothc Mllst'lltn 1l1C ll)U'iCUI11 boast!> II h.Lo; l11e "nu-co;t and '-;pet"d\\ .J)' md w 111 1110.'>1 s1gmhcant hkel) II :d 11 II: 1-.1 rn mr, spo115 car> 1 tt)pc ol hm h e\Cr bur It ' Jon '' ath wn'k.! 's c)u 'e got the nll">fununc from th .,1d.n s<; too. u .Jm '" tl'k.!.u.J of hun Newman !>nuhnr Nc\\ man to •ct to 12th He c;,ud to collector. \\On't U~C pi'CVIOUS lCIIICd lleiiiO~UI'gCOn l•redersucct: 's 1s 1 'tlldl· the next t\\o Wl' ks. Ncwnmn has one JCk Snncone Srmcone led Ne\\ man ;.m C,TI'Cl \\Ill ,md SIX top fi-.e~ .1 tour of cnr-. th.1t range 111 :14 u 1:: r r.lo.;~:s ,u At I nt.l from 1 I Q09 Amcnc.m .md Richmond L nckro;lun • to a 2002 If the pn:v,un.• 1s bu1ldmr N \5(' R D)'IIO Mule A 1n: 1d tlu: 1\lo N "le\\ m:m c unous ~c\\ man took a \\on 1 "hm~ 11 on the outo;rd:: clo!>~l peck at the t1rc on I don t dMn e the W.l) I one of the up, th.ll m~:c be<. u~ of 11 I don't \\ ., Pcn.,k\: Alltel Dodge <.h m Ill) 1ppm. h. New m 1r~1n on the 1ear pa<.man.,, rd .,eur,er tn'C one Nc" man He <,un· wont ch..n~'C hr~ 1.ar.•11thourh rt "a.s tempting Jdent1fied on hr'> (mn, like1) 1Iollll the 2000 or 200 1 to plu~:k one of tlw morcsc.1son '' 1111 Rorer Pcnskc th.m 60 racu1 • spoil-; cnrs \\cdne.,d.l\ on h s tour . t 11 R Clllf II( pe1 ked up when he Plul.idclplil 1 museum Nc\\ S:l'o\ .1 I rill mph 1 R ~ ~ m.m n cl.l.,.,l c,u collcdor JQ74 lnumph 11{6 \\US his <;hm\cd •1 I .tppn::l..lolllOil hf"t c..1r and knowlcd e utthc SmK." c,,,.... ) Mid-Atlantic Construction, Inc. Rt. 1 Box 119, Old Town Road Point Pleasant, WV 1 Skn>et -- "Anvune cnn hll\c a '57 C'hc\ Nc\\ m.m <;ard }> rattled nlf .1 list ol lmllquc c,m, he keeps at has pero;on.rl gar.1ge. hke .r 19:.!8 ford Roadster z-.ot cxacth the krnd of c.tr that can '' ;n D<l} tona. "h1ch Ne\\ man h.1s done. the c da)s Nc\\m m \\ould 10\e to odd Ius 2008 D.rytona 500 WllllllH!~ car to h1s collcc"'t'\\ man twn. "I ttunk R P is gomg to h,J\ c contrulhng rntercst m tb.1t one fnr 11 \\ h1lc. ' Ne\\m.m s,ud. Hopclull) nt some pomt 10 my c.n"Cer. I can acqu1rc 1t ' The sue of h•~ brggest career \\111 mn) hJ\ e dcnulcd h1' Cha"e ch.mceo; ''·l" th1" se.1 on He 34th and 26th o~t l).r)'tona thr' season nnd l5th at Talladega Newmnn sll) s thi'O\\ out the three n:strictorpl.ltc r.1ccs .md he's JOStling dcl\\ n the ..tretch for a high seed 10 the Ch.1sc .md not il Jon • .fuot at m.1kmg the held Faat facta Power hal a NMS high t ve VK" onaa tma a.aaoo a on 'oad end .._ eel c HI The race la the ~ th ln h11tory PaUl T"'cy Ito 2003 t.na"'P Car cna..-p> on s mal( ng h 1 1 a'art •t the t act.._ The Can.ad •n atso • dnve r o"'>"'' a Racing n ~~>e ••ne• R- Indy .Japan 300 Ne•1 rae• Indy ...... il a. Onlln• I' Japan ~00 Se!>lMoteQO .lap 18 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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