http://66.213.69.5/files/original/39e3fe06e899c648a5dbb2edcc79acb9.pdf 32f3ecf72e2e0b01129f2db5d58fa75a PDF Text Text Church hosting screening of 'Flywheel,' A7 Saving libraries, A4 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,j o(J \1"'· •\• •I.)X '\t1 . IKII)\, ..Jl ' I :.!0.:!009 ..!ll \\\\\\111\dathv·tllin(:l(oH\ lor SPORTS · • Shaq headed to Cleveland. See. Page Bl BY BRIAN . J. REED BAEEDOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ' ·· · MIDDLEPORT -The Middleport police officer under investigation for .shooting and injuring a man follow· ing a chase to Pomeroy has resigned. . Mayor Michael · Gerlach confif1Jled Thursday that Steven Koebel . submitted his resignation from the department last week. Koebel had been on administrative, or "desk" duty since Ap~il. 15 ,'when he fired two shots and tnjuted a man. . . James M; Gray received facial rv and dental injuries in the shooting,and · was later ind1~1ed for fleeing and operating a motor vebicle under the influence. Those charges are still pending . . Meanwhile, Koebel's conduct is. now the subject of an investigation led by Athens County Prosecuting Attorney David Warren, who was appointed by Judge Fred W. Crow mat the request of county commis- . sioners and Prosecutor Colleen Williams. No charges have been · filed against Koebel, but the caSe remains open in the public record of the Common Pleas Court. . Ali investigation referred to the Ohio Bureau of Ctimimil Identification · and · Investigation. requested by Sheriff Robert Beegle. resulted in no charges being filed against KoebeL Just after the April 15 shooting, Koebel said he shot Gray because · he believed Gray was armed and prepared to shoot him, but no evidence to support Koebel's claim was ever presented. Gray has. said he had no gun, and maintains. that his position at the . time o.f the shooting would have prevented KoebCI from seeing a fireann ' if he indeed had one. After initiating a routine traffic stop. Koebel chased Gray from Middleport to Ohio 7 and the intersection of Union Avenue in Pomeroy, where Ordy wrecked his car. When he got out of his vehicle, Koebel told investigators, Gray appeared to be reaching for a gun in his waistband and Koebel fired two shots . Gray i~ now out on a personal recognizance bond, and has retained an attorney, Trenton Cleland. His trial is set for Aug. 6. ·.• · . 1 1 Weeds, tall grass • • ISsuem Pomeroy BY BETH SERGENT . BSERGENTCMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · INSIDE POMEROY - Just as · some homeowners struggle to keep the grass and weeds cut, so does the Village of Pomeroy. ,. At this weelc's Pomeroy Village Council meeting, several council members rematked on how bad the walking path looked in tenns of high grass and weeds. Street Superintendent Jack · . Knwtter said his crew cuts as .. far as they can .along the. walking path with weedeaters. Mayor John Musser said he felt the crew could reach further and more could be done . Krautter said cutting the riverbank can be dangerous, .citing an instance where he dropped the Gravely cutter along the bank which ~~~~~;:;~~~o~;:~l~~~:~ tl'ie · rfvr~.ibt!in~ at1ihtere· ICX:!l!' . ered looked was covJ·*~;~~1:~ir;!tl~~~r;t· "d by stable vines. but Krautter also .,. t•· , said $roundhogs were · · · · ' ' ·. · destabilizing the bank. 1 .. < Page 16 • Thursday, .June 25, 2009. . . . ,. ........ ~~~·""-'l' ' " ..... _,': ..• _,_._; ~--· . ... . ., •' J. ~ rou . ' .u··· :)·, . -·-- ·u es ·.- '.e·.. · . ··.·.·.,.: . e · •' . . . .' . ' azz . ' ··, . . '. . . ,·· '•. ' . •· . '· . • .. ' .. ' . i. . .,· :,.:~i ·. · • Revival em the River. See Page A4 • Area jobless rates dip in May. See Page A3 • Local Brief!:!. . Page .AJ ' • A Hunger For More. See Page A6 • The Power of the Gospel (Part 1). : See Page A7 • Sawdust Trail bike ride benefits eampground. See Page A7 · · see , ·. '' . .... '' -·-.a---... -;. . . ' .. '•·' . ·. a.suce·ess , • ~- . . ·-t; :t_ ' . 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A:J • ' �I I www.mydailysentinel.com Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel <2009 UNIVERSAL MEDIA SYNDICATE SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Friday, Jurie 26. 2009 ADVERTISEMENT Local Briefs ical strength·diet , ATHENS - SmaJI Business Development Center and Appalachian RegionaJ Enlrepreneurship Group of Southeast Ohio will sponsor a "Basis of a Successful Start" workshop from 6 to 9 p.m. on the first Monday of each month, Suite 237, Bdg. 20, The Ridges. The workshop is designed to answer basic questions about starting a busine~s. Regislration is required at 5931791. The workshop is free. Water interruption j (UMS) - Over 10 million do"'iS have been shipped to dieters so far, . and sales continue to climb every day for the diet sup(llement called Apatrim•. "We knew·we had a great product, but ·it's even exceeded our expectations," said Ken Geis, Manager of Call Center Operations for PatentHEALTH the cpmpany that developed the · clinically tested weight loss supplement. "People just keep placing orders, it's been pretty amazing," he said. · But a closer look at this weight Joss sensation suggests that maybe the company shouldn't have been caught off guard by its success. There are · some very good reasons for Apatrim's .surging popularity. To begin with, the clinical test results were very impressive. Participants taking Apatrim's active ingredient lost an average of 400% more weight than those taking a placebo during the 4-week U.S. clinical study. These remarkable • POPULAR PILL: Allison Garwood (front) and Renee Pellegrin~ p1ck up a· bottle of the breakthrough weight loss supplement. called Apatrim®at the results were achieved without pharmacy. An amazing 100% of the participants."in the U.S. clinical trial got results taking Apatrim and its popularity is soaring. Consumers..can call: additional exercise or diets. 1' · · · 1·866·964·2349 to have Apatr1m shipped directly to their homes. •. Apatrim comes from natural · Dept. AP4490; orders will be filled · edible plant source. It's safe, as either li;Jst weight or inches off of with the quality. of the clinical h~lp people lose weight."•· on a first-come, first-served.basis. well as easy to use. This weight their waistline during the 4 week trials as well as the U.S. patent clinical study. Those losing weight (#7,060,308). This patent protects Wbel'jl to get it "For those people who call the · loss supplement can a~tually begin Allofthenational retallphannacies hotline· to have ~trim shipped ' working the very first day. And lostanaverageof5timesmorethan the proprietary.method of extractsince researchers believe Apatrim study participants who were taking ing the active ingredient. This pro- including Walmart, CVS/pharmacy . directly to their hom~; we guarantee · cess is what the developing scien- and Rite Aid have placed orders for · they!ll get product and 'they can !lisa works to suppress appetite, most the placebo pills.• Some. participants experienced tists believe is the key to the active Apatrim. qualifyforadirect-to-homediscount," people can eat what they want and fabulous results, losing as much ingredient's effectiveness. There have been some reports said Ken Geis. "BUt this discount is still Jose weight.• "By suppressing their appetite, as 8 lbs and up to 8 inches off their · "When I read the clinical results', .of i>ut-of·stocks, so 'to make it eas- oDiy available through the hotline for . ·· • most people will consume fewer waistline. These · amazing results the U.S. patent and all of the other ier for people to get it right away a .the next 48 hours;• he said. · were achieved without changes in scientific support I immediately Regional He. a lth Hotline bas been: So for those who choose not to calories which can lead to weight loss," said Dr. Joseph Dietz, Direc- lifestyle. All they did was take .the knew we needed to use this weight put in place for the next 48. ho.urs. call or miss the deadline you may loss compound," said.Dietz. . · Starting at 8:00am today, have to pay more for Apatrim or · tor of Health Science, Research & pills as instructed.'* "The resultS are real; Apatrim is · all consuliiers have ·to ·· ~o is · possibly run. the risk ofnot finding · Development for PatentHEALTH. "Consumers should always keep in Proresslonalisupport a great product that's.been shown to call 1~866-964-2349 · and :ask for it at the drug store. II · mind that there is no substitute for Industry trends along with proproper diet and exercise when it · fessional's support in the weight Joss and fitness industries indicate comes to losing weight."* !hat Apatrim is the real thing. This .' ~ Impressive clinical results . amazing pill is being recommended · Apatrim's active ingredient has to companies and clients across the a known ability to help control hun- country. ger pangs. This ·allows people to . Mark Loy1 a personal trainer has ·eat the foods they want and always had some of his clients use Apatrlm seem to be craving because they'll with great success.' "When I'm working with my elijust want to eat Jess.• The U.S. clinical study was con- ents I can control what they're eat- · ducted in Los Angeles. The study lng," said Loy. "But when they leave included healthy, overweight indi· they're on their own and that's .. . viduals between the ages of 31 and when the tendency to ·cheat comes ,;. \_. ·.;: ~ . t . .t 78. The caloric intake and level of into play," he continued. . . ..\ ' ' . . ' . exercise "was not disclosed. "I heard about Apatrim so I ' !'Ja~ional ciJ~In~ across tr~ c9unt,Y th.a t ~~ve qrdered"patrlm i~clyde ~llllmart, CVS/~harmacy arid•. , The participants were instructed checke(l out the facts then decided .Rite Aid: All .ofthese qha!fls have conflrmed·that they have.tecei.ved tHeJr Initial sh•pments of Apatrlm· . not to change the food they were to try it as a part of my training · and ar!il working to·.'ma~~.cf!rtaln tiJ~yhave .s tock,availab!e: Consumer~ notable to firli ,A.p'atriiT) at . eating and not to add any exerCise. program," Loy said. ... . their '19~1 phar'T.l~cles can ·~all the, l:\?~llpe and ha.v.eIt delivered directly to their homes. Ypu may. ais~ · Specifically, no changes to their "It's really helped some of my qulllify.for a,· speqal discount,:: - ·· .. ··,,:. •.•: :,,•·•· . ·.· ·. · ·' ·· ··, . daily routine: just take the recom- clients to control their eating. I've ·. ·' ' . ·... , · ·" On'~h~nvtbi ·~·-tr'lm,cOQl ,/ .. mended dosage SO-minutes before watched people get some amazing L . Primary study aver a 4-week period. Participants were . directed not to add lunch and dinner. results while taking Apatrim," said clae or change eating of caloric intake and exercise were not measured or disclosed. ·2. A remarkable 10!)% of the partie· Loy. "Sign me up, I'm a believer."' al results may vary. 3. trainer and fitness consultant to PatentHEALTH, he ·1s remunera1ed for his I I !pants taking Apatrim .as directed Dr. Joseph Dietz wa$ Impressed a ' ' ........ . . . .· Drug stores load up with powerful joint pill: Sales skyrocketing; news of its amazing results spread across·the U.S. ·:· By G.W. Napier UniV<rsal Media Syndicote lubricates the joints, but it also acts as a comfortable shock absorber. . ·':As we age, the body's natural prOduction of this ftuid declines and this can force the bones in our joints to grind together which can result in nagging discorrifort," said Dr. JOseph Dietz.1 "Using .Trigosamine · is like taking a can of oil and applying it directly to your joints," said Dr. Dietz.• Trigosamlne combines HA-13 with the essential blend · of glucosamine and chondroitin which have been cllnicaUy shown to help build healthy cartilage in the joints allowing for increased flexibility and range of motion. • . A clinical study conducted by the Unitro Ststes government let\:' said Miller. . found that glucosamine and "And to make it easier for chondroitin, simllar to those people who can't find Tligosamine found in Trlgosarnine, had a or don't want to ·go to .the 79.2% effective ra$e for those store, we've set up a National with moderate to severe joint Order Hotline so they can discorrifort.'* · have it delivered directly to But it's the results that their home," said Miller. make this joint supplement so · "We'll be offering a direct de· impressive. livery discount for ·the next 72 · "We get messages from con· hours, and consumers should sumers all the time telling us knOwtheycan'tgetthisdiscount how great Trlgosamine works at drug stores," she added. for them," said Miller. Otherwise those living in "Everybody wants it," added the local area that miss the Miller. deadline won't be able get the · • HEALTHY JOINTS: X·rays reveal joints that have the proper ~(pharm,acy and Rite Aid discount. They'll bave togo to amounts of' synovial .fluid to lubricate the joints. HA·l3, one of were one of the llrst ones to their local drug store to try Trigosamine's key Ingredients is a component of synovia( fluid . ' order Trlgosamine and they've and get Trigosamine and may loaded, up their shelves. We've be hard pressed to find it. • received reports that show Or. visit us onlin~ at: they have some inventory www.trigossmlne.com UMS · Consumers can't seem to get enough of it and drug stores are sellmg it as fast as they can get it. "Unbelievable, that's all I can say," said Darla Miller, Operations Manager for PatentHEALTH the oompany that developed the break· through joint supplement. Miller was referring to the fact that in just one day a drug store chain sold 2,000 bottles of the powerful joint health supplement called TrlgosWnine•. "We've'already shipped over 500,000 bottles of Trigosamine and sales just keep growing it's been crazy," said Miller. Scientists have developed this amazing oral tshlet that doesn't require a prescription .' · and is taken only once a day. ,·, .. It's so impressive that one key ingredient has the ability You may be able to find Trigosari1ine ilt CVS/phjr~aey and Rite Alci since to retsin Ould up to 1000 times 'they .have· receiveq shipments. If )IOU want 'irigosll.mlne shipped dited:ty to your its own weight; this lielps home and wl:iutd~ke the' local readers discO\lnt, .call the Natioriai'Order Hotline increase lubrication for the fisted tie!Ow ·before ,ttu! i~·.hour deadline expires. Otherwise YQu'll have to get · joints allowing them to move Trigosamiri(at the' <!rug -stqre ,and may run the rlsk of not being able to find it. . ~:"-. with ease.• Trigosaminel! key ingredient . IJegln Calling at 8:00AM TODAY . •. is Hyaluronate also called HA-18 ·. 1·800-924-2109 which is the building block of Approval Code: TG8648 •natural joint Ifluid," medically Discount Ends in 72 hours known as !!Yl!'fvial fluid. Dr. Josept1 Dretz. PhO clolffefltfy conducts fuM t1me researdl for Pattii'IIHEALTH , LLC. as Oirector of Health Science, Rflnrch ~opmetrt . This joint fluid reduces (ric- 2.1. Statements nere,n are b11.~ upon pubti!!ohl!ld pub lic~ lnforma!ion and do not imply a!flllation. sponsorship or •ndorsement of Trigo$arnine by the United States Government . · lion in the joints alJowing for av T't!t FOOD AND DIIIJ6 AOMIIISTRATIDft THIS PROOUCTIS ~T tNTEN'DED ro DIAGNIJS(, TREAT. Ct.flt 011 PRE~Nr AN'I ~. I effortless motion. It not only I•Tti£Sf: S'QTIMENTs ~~AVE ~r BfEN E'lll'.li.MTED . Local·Readers Discount-Deadline · • ' ., .:. • ••• ·••. · '• • ,' • ;tf •• ' • .. ' . • • ' • •.. ' ·: • • ••• ··:. ·•, • ALMOST GONE: Sales of the joint pill Trigosamine are soaring which could lead to out of stocks as shown in this photo illustration: Consumers unable to find it can caJI 1·800·924·2109 and have 1t sh1pped directly to their homes. · • Area jobless rates dip in May Business workshop Participants in c1inical study lost an average of 5 times more weight : without additional exercise or diets; 48-hour time limit now in place : Univtrsol Mroia Syndicate The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 www.mydallysentinel.com ' ----~----~~~~~~------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sales are booming for By K. Tedeschi Friday, June 26, 2009 FOR PATENTHEALTH, LLC 3939 EVERH!IRD RD., CANTON OH 44709 · • POMEROY - Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District will shut down water service and issue a boil advisory from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 30 for the following roads: Ohio 681 from CaJaway ·Ridge .to. Cullums Road, including all or parts of Boothe Road, Woods Road, Carr Road, KeebaughFollrod Road, Elk Run Road, Bearwl!llow Ridge, Cherry Ridge, Midkiff Ceme~ry Road, and Colburn Road. . The shutdown is necessary to install a new main on Ohio 681 . Ccstomers in the area should boil water used for cooking and drinking for time minutes beforeo consuming it. The advisory will be in effect until•5 p .m., July I . If weather does not pennit work to be done on the sched: illed date, it will be re-scheduled for the following day. RepOrt available .MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Public Works has mailed its eonsumer confidence report. Anyone who' would like a copy can obtain it at. the public works office .a t village hall, 237 Race St, · .· . · ' Local Weather Fridity...Partly sunny with Lows in the mid 60s. North a chance .of showers with a winds around 5 mph. in the slight.. chance of thunder- evening ... Becoming light stprms. Highs in the mid 80s. and variable·. Chance of rain West winds 5 to 10 mph. · 40 percent. · · Chance of rain 50 percent. . Satur~ay .. .Sunny. H~ghs ~rlday nlgl!t •• Mostly m the m1d 80s. North wmds · cloudy with a chance ·of around 5 mph. showers and thund(lrstonns Saturday · nlght ...Partly in the evening ...Then partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s. cloudy after midnight. West winds around 5 mph. P()meroy from Page At · was at 14.1 percent in May. Vinton County was at May, down six-tenths of a 13 percent in May, down percent from April's 14.7 six-tenths of a percent from GALLIPOLIS - For the percenl. 13.6 in April. while most part, so utheastern Meigs joined 10 counties Washing,on County fell Ohio did not follow the posting jobless rates of 14 two-tenths of a percent from trend toward higher unem- percent or more last month. 9.3 in April to 9.1 in May. ployment the state saw in They include Crawford The only area county to May. (15.8), Defiance (16.1), see an increase in the jobCounty-by-county data Henry (14.2).. Highland less rate was Athens, which (15.4), · went from 8.1 percent in from the state Departmenl (14.8), Huron of Job and Family Services Morgan ( 14.8), Paulding April to 8.2 in May. · jobless rates (14. I), Trim bull (14.3), Van show s Statewide, the unemploydecreased slightly in mosl Wert (15 .2) and Williams ment rate has climbed furarea counties during May,. ( 17 .1). ther, one month after crossThe figures were released Around the area, Jackson ing inlodouble digits for the County decreased in May to first time in more ihan a Tuesday. The unemployment rate 11.1 percent after .posting quaner century. for Gallja County in May 11.4 percent in April, and Job and Family Services was 9 percent, down two- Lawrence was down two- reponed last week that the tenths of a percent from tenths of a percent from stale's jobless rate in May 9.2 in April. Meigs County Ap~il's 7.7 percent to 7 5 in was 10.8 percent, up from BY .KEVIN KELLY KKELLYOMYDAILVTAIBUNE COM / RSVP from Page Al memory disorders. coordi - Kathy Mullins, Lynn nated by Kathy McDaniel. Ramage , Linda Rapp. Given recognition· by Barbara Smith, Sue Stone , Coates for 20 years service Patricia Tarr. Texanna . were Helen Bodimer, Wehrung , Juanita Wells , Leona Cleland , Mary Duane Wolfe. Mike Davidson , Peggy Harris, Gerlach, Debbie Gerlach . Mary Nease and Jane Richard Koker. and Doris Walton; for 15 years ser· Grueser. vice, Joan Corder and Preceding the dinner there ·Elizabeth Fisher; and 10 was entertainment by the years, Marcia . Arnold. River City . Players. Donna Byer, Sarah Presenting a variety of show Caldwell, Sally Ebersbach, music were Dixte Sayre , Mary Kirig, and Barbara Kylen King, Kerrie Sargent. VanReeth; Seth Argabright, Volunteers in the Partners Kylen King, Kerri . · . · · Charlene Hoell\chlphoto• in Care program were recVanReeth, Gary Walker. Recognized for years of 110lunteer service were from the left, by · McDaniel and Sharon Hawley, concluding front, 20 years; Jane Walton, Peggy Harris and Mary Davidson, ognized presented a "medal . of with the cast singing "God and back, Donna Byer, Sally Ebersbach and ME~ry King, 10 honor," a single rose and at- Bless America.'' For several years;'and Joan Corder and Elizabeth Fisher, 15 years. shirt. They were Linda of the songs, Gerald and Rapjl. Jackie White, Mary Powell danced . Manlyn Powell, Virginia · Num.erous door prizes Michael, Sharon Dean, and were awarded at the event Barbie Gheen. . attended by more than a . Coates also recognized · ~undre~ volunteers and · new volunteers recruited guests. The wall hangings · over the past year, Mary . · !"ade by .the th~rd graders Brewer, Thomas Buckley, tn the RSVP history pro. Sharon Dean, Ann · Felty, ject in the s.choots decoratPeg . H<iudashelt, Janice ed the walls of the recreLisle, Mary · Beth Lohse, · atio'n center. and around fire hydrants. 1 · Councilwoman . Ruth Sisson said he was told syaun asked Pomeroy Chief there · are around 12 .o Police Mark E. Proffitt if hydrants in the village that the owners of the ·old frreflghters can.'t find due to Speedway had bee.n con--, vines. Sisson also .said the · tacted about . the high grass grass was high downtown 11nd weeds to which he and needed cut. Krautter replied "yes." Spaun also . asked for more equipment suggested workers with the wi!h Sisson saying the vii- street department possibly !age just bought two new come in earlier to cut grass Volunteers in the Partne.rs in Care recogni~ed were weedeaters. Krauner asked while the weatljer is h9tter. Barbara Gheen, Sharon Dean, Virginia Michael, Marilyn · · · for a chipper or side ho~ to It was suggested they come Powell, Jackie .White, and Linda Rapp. rent. Krautter also. invited in at 6:30a.m. with Musser members of council to read saying he' was fine with that ~-o the log of where the street as long as the dew was not a ::E~C::.A.'V.A.T.~c:;;. department has trimmed. problem and workers start· Krautter also told council ed working at 6:30a.m. Excavntlo·: n. ""'ork Includes: he hoped a batch of hot mix Council . transferred · I>rive,.,.ays,. L.Ond 'c learing,. would be delivered this $5,000 from· the general to Pc:.'n .ds,. ~nchln.g,. Rec.::Ja.....,a'tlon l'-1uch IVI:ore! the slreet fund. • · week to J!atch pot holes. Council adjourned into . Council approved the use of the village dumptruck to executive sesston to discuss pick up a load of mulch for disciplinary matters in .the downtown purchased by the police department. No action · c . n t o d • y •Qr • .,..,.. • • t l r n • t • l Pomeroy M.erchant'~ was taken after adjourning M • n u • l (7'40) 1180-3700 o•nny (740) aao-ea.a As.sociation. back. into regular session. · MIM• (740) eeo-:a70'1 Southern from Page At Holt was hirep as project coordinator for the elemen· tary counseling derilonstra· tion · program grant retroactive to the award period of April 1; the annual salary is $ r5,000 and contingent upon receipt of the continuation of grant funds. . The transfer of Lori Hill to the seventh and eighth grade language arts posiiion for•the 2009-10 school year was approved. The transfer of Martha Rose to the middle school · intervention position for the 2009-10 school year was approved. . PattY .Cook and Canie Elberleld were hired to worl<: summer school for tlie ele-. mentury at a rate of pay of $23 per hour not to exceed $1,400. ThomaS Theiss was approved .as a bus driver for the summer school and enrichment program at $12 per hour, not to exceed $1 ,200; this amount also includes the trip to the Columbus Zoo. Also approved was the maximum amount for summer school teachers to not exceed $1,450. Cindy Ginther was hired on a supplemental contract as high school cheerleading advisor for the 2009· 10 school year. Richard . Cooksey was hired on a sup. : piemental contract as cross country coach for the 2009 season. The following volun· teer football coaches for the 2009 season were approved: Dale Thaford, Ryan Lemley, Darin ·Teaford, William Berry, Allen Pape, Sean Grueser, Brent Smith, Kelly Grueser, Jamie Evans. Robert B. Weaver was hired on a supplemental contract as reserve girls' basketball coach for the 2009-10 season. Kim Romine was approved · as OAT summer remediation . teacher for math and science . at Uate of$300 per course . . The school board. autho· rized the treasurer to appro- · priate/establish $23,011.41 m the severance · fund for personnel who retired or are eligible for severance payment(s). A "temporary payment contract" between the school hoard and At!lens· Meigs Educational Service Center for monthly pay.ments of $19,663 for excess costs . was approved, effective July !-June 30,2010. Also approved was · an agreement with OSBA to participate in the 2010 OSBA Group Rating Program for worker's compensation premiums with. an enrollment fee of $1 ,8 I 3. . The district's vision insurance with Medben (Vision Plus) at a rate of$5.27 single and $13.93 family plan per month was ap(lroved. The district's life insurance plan with Fon Dearborn Life was approved at a rate of 13 cents per $1,000. A service agree· ment with Advanced Communication Company in the amount of $2,839 was approved for June 30-June 30, 2010 for phones within the district. Membership in the Coalition of Rural and Appalachian Schools was approved at a cost of $300 . The meeting adjourned into executive session to discuss personnel and prop· erty acquisition . Bilard members present at the meeting were Denny Evans . · Dennie Hill. Richard Hill. Don Smith, Peggy Gibbs. The next school board meeting is scheduled for R p.m .. July 20 in the Southern High School media room. 10.2 percent in April. Last monih 's unemployment was the highest since October 1983 and was up 4.5 percemag~ points from the state "s May 2008 rate of 6.3 percent Direc10r Department Douglas Lumpkin says May's job gain• in services were mostly offset by con' tinued losses in manufacturing. He say; unemploymenl rose as workers re-entered Ohio's labor market and were unable to find jobs. Officials say Ohio had 646,000 uner~]ployed worker; last month . up from 609.000 in April. (The A.<Sociared Press comribured 10 rhis srory). • Home- • Emp!oyee Bchefilll • Auto • Commercial • BuSiness · • Rente.., • Ufe "DentaiNision • H.S.A. Plans • Boot • Matarcydc · •Group&. lndi•·Jdual Health LET OUR FAMILY HELP INSURE YOUR Aliblee Easlen, DonMki.VaaghiiD Sr.· Doriakl Vaughan Jr. CA!-L TOOAY FOR AFRII QUOTI OR IINIFIT ANALYlll Email: dollllld@lhcvaughanagcncy.com 740-992•9784 or 877-992·8784 505 Mulberry Hcigh1s, l'omcroy, OH ~5769 Share the Road . . Help tp prevent motorcyclist fatalities • • • · Always make a visual cl1eck for motorcycles by checking mirrors and blind spots before enterlllg or leaving a lane of traffic and at Intersections; . • . Always signal your intentions before changing lanes or merging with traffic; • . Oonl be fooled by a flashing turn signal on a motorcycle - motorcycle signals are often not . self-canceling and riders sometimes forget to tum them off. Wait to be sure the moto!1)ycle is going to turn before you proceed; • Allow more following · distance, three or four seconds, when behind a motorcycle, so the motorcyclist has enough time to maneuver or stop in an emergency. And don't lallgale. · In dry conditiollll,.motorcycles · can stop more quickly than cars. Motorcyclists' fatalities have steadily Increased over the past decade. in fact;in 2007, there was a seven percent increase In fatalities from 4,837 In 2006, to 5,154. . . That's why AEP Ohio's Gavin Plant is prorTll)ling "Motorcycle Safety Awareness.• Ali motorists are · reminded to safely "share the road" wijh motorcycles and to be extra alert when driving to help keep motorcyclists safe. Motorcyclists are reminded to make themselves visible to · other motorists in cas& olher drivers are not looking out for motorcycle riders. It's ·crucial thai motorists always make a visual check for motorcycles by ~ecking mirrors · and blind spots before entering or leaving a lane of traffiC and at intersections, Motorcyclists have responsibHHies, too. They should follow the rules of the roadway, be alert to other · drivers, and always wear a DOT-<Xlmpliant helmet and .other protective gear. • • Here are several tips for driVers to help keep motorcyclists safe on our roadways: • • Remember the motorcycle is a vehicle with all of the rights and privileges of any other motor vehicle on the roadway. Always allow a motorcyclist the full lane Width-never try to share a lane; • Motorcyclists can increase their .safely by: • Avoid riding in poor weather conditions. • Wearing brightly colored protective gear and a DOT-compliant helmet; Using turn signals for every turn or lane change, even if the rider thinks no one will see It; Combining hand and turn signals to draw more attention to themselves; Using reflective tape and stickets to increase conspicuity; and Positioning themselves in the lane where they will be most visible to other driveis. · Sour~: Naltooa/ Highway 1raffic Safety Administration. www nhtsa gov . Gavin PlantJC'-hlre, Ohio ' �I I www.mydailysentinel.com Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel <2009 UNIVERSAL MEDIA SYNDICATE SPECIAL ADVERTISEMENT FEATURE Friday, Jurie 26. 2009 ADVERTISEMENT Local Briefs ical strength·diet , ATHENS - SmaJI Business Development Center and Appalachian RegionaJ Enlrepreneurship Group of Southeast Ohio will sponsor a "Basis of a Successful Start" workshop from 6 to 9 p.m. on the first Monday of each month, Suite 237, Bdg. 20, The Ridges. The workshop is designed to answer basic questions about starting a busine~s. Regislration is required at 5931791. The workshop is free. Water interruption j (UMS) - Over 10 million do"'iS have been shipped to dieters so far, . and sales continue to climb every day for the diet sup(llement called Apatrim•. "We knew·we had a great product, but ·it's even exceeded our expectations," said Ken Geis, Manager of Call Center Operations for PatentHEALTH the cpmpany that developed the · clinically tested weight loss supplement. "People just keep placing orders, it's been pretty amazing," he said. · But a closer look at this weight Joss sensation suggests that maybe the company shouldn't have been caught off guard by its success. There are · some very good reasons for Apatrim's .surging popularity. To begin with, the clinical test results were very impressive. Participants taking Apatrim's active ingredient lost an average of 400% more weight than those taking a placebo during the 4-week U.S. clinical study. These remarkable • POPULAR PILL: Allison Garwood (front) and Renee Pellegrin~ p1ck up a· bottle of the breakthrough weight loss supplement. called Apatrim®at the results were achieved without pharmacy. An amazing 100% of the participants."in the U.S. clinical trial got results taking Apatrim and its popularity is soaring. Consumers..can call: additional exercise or diets. 1' · · · 1·866·964·2349 to have Apatr1m shipped directly to their homes. •. Apatrim comes from natural · Dept. AP4490; orders will be filled · edible plant source. It's safe, as either li;Jst weight or inches off of with the quality. of the clinical h~lp people lose weight."•· on a first-come, first-served.basis. well as easy to use. This weight their waistline during the 4 week trials as well as the U.S. patent clinical study. Those losing weight (#7,060,308). This patent protects Wbel'jl to get it "For those people who call the · loss supplement can a~tually begin Allofthenational retallphannacies hotline· to have ~trim shipped ' working the very first day. And lostanaverageof5timesmorethan the proprietary.method of extractsince researchers believe Apatrim study participants who were taking ing the active ingredient. This pro- including Walmart, CVS/pharmacy . directly to their hom~; we guarantee · cess is what the developing scien- and Rite Aid have placed orders for · they!ll get product and 'they can !lisa works to suppress appetite, most the placebo pills.• Some. participants experienced tists believe is the key to the active Apatrim. qualifyforadirect-to-homediscount," people can eat what they want and fabulous results, losing as much ingredient's effectiveness. There have been some reports said Ken Geis. "BUt this discount is still Jose weight.• "By suppressing their appetite, as 8 lbs and up to 8 inches off their · "When I read the clinical results', .of i>ut-of·stocks, so 'to make it eas- oDiy available through the hotline for . ·· • most people will consume fewer waistline. These · amazing results the U.S. patent and all of the other ier for people to get it right away a .the next 48 hours;• he said. · were achieved without changes in scientific support I immediately Regional He. a lth Hotline bas been: So for those who choose not to calories which can lead to weight loss," said Dr. Joseph Dietz, Direc- lifestyle. All they did was take .the knew we needed to use this weight put in place for the next 48. ho.urs. call or miss the deadline you may loss compound," said.Dietz. . · Starting at 8:00am today, have to pay more for Apatrim or · tor of Health Science, Research & pills as instructed.'* "The resultS are real; Apatrim is · all consuliiers have ·to ·· ~o is · possibly run. the risk ofnot finding · Development for PatentHEALTH. "Consumers should always keep in Proresslonalisupport a great product that's.been shown to call 1~866-964-2349 · and :ask for it at the drug store. II · mind that there is no substitute for Industry trends along with proproper diet and exercise when it · fessional's support in the weight Joss and fitness industries indicate comes to losing weight."* !hat Apatrim is the real thing. This .' ~ Impressive clinical results . amazing pill is being recommended · Apatrim's active ingredient has to companies and clients across the a known ability to help control hun- country. ger pangs. This ·allows people to . Mark Loy1 a personal trainer has ·eat the foods they want and always had some of his clients use Apatrlm seem to be craving because they'll with great success.' "When I'm working with my elijust want to eat Jess.• The U.S. clinical study was con- ents I can control what they're eat- · ducted in Los Angeles. The study lng," said Loy. "But when they leave included healthy, overweight indi· they're on their own and that's .. . viduals between the ages of 31 and when the tendency to ·cheat comes ,;. \_. ·.;: ~ . t . .t 78. The caloric intake and level of into play," he continued. . . ..\ ' ' . . ' . exercise "was not disclosed. "I heard about Apatrim so I ' !'Ja~ional ciJ~In~ across tr~ c9unt,Y th.a t ~~ve qrdered"patrlm i~clyde ~llllmart, CVS/~harmacy arid•. , The participants were instructed checke(l out the facts then decided .Rite Aid: All .ofthese qha!fls have conflrmed·that they have.tecei.ved tHeJr Initial sh•pments of Apatrlm· . not to change the food they were to try it as a part of my training · and ar!il working to·.'ma~~.cf!rtaln tiJ~yhave .s tock,availab!e: Consumer~ notable to firli ,A.p'atriiT) at . eating and not to add any exerCise. program," Loy said. ... . their '19~1 phar'T.l~cles can ·~all the, l:\?~llpe and ha.v.eIt delivered directly to their homes. Ypu may. ais~ · Specifically, no changes to their "It's really helped some of my qulllify.for a,· speqal discount,:: - ·· .. ··,,:. •.•: :,,•·•· . ·.· ·. · ·' ·· ··, . daily routine: just take the recom- clients to control their eating. I've ·. ·' ' . ·... , · ·" On'~h~nvtbi ·~·-tr'lm,cOQl ,/ .. mended dosage SO-minutes before watched people get some amazing L . Primary study aver a 4-week period. Participants were . directed not to add lunch and dinner. results while taking Apatrim," said clae or change eating of caloric intake and exercise were not measured or disclosed. ·2. A remarkable 10!)% of the partie· Loy. "Sign me up, I'm a believer."' al results may vary. 3. trainer and fitness consultant to PatentHEALTH, he ·1s remunera1ed for his I I !pants taking Apatrim .as directed Dr. Joseph Dietz wa$ Impressed a ' ' ........ . . . .· Drug stores load up with powerful joint pill: Sales skyrocketing; news of its amazing results spread across·the U.S. ·:· By G.W. Napier UniV<rsal Media Syndicote lubricates the joints, but it also acts as a comfortable shock absorber. . ·':As we age, the body's natural prOduction of this ftuid declines and this can force the bones in our joints to grind together which can result in nagging discorrifort," said Dr. JOseph Dietz.1 "Using .Trigosamine · is like taking a can of oil and applying it directly to your joints," said Dr. Dietz.• Trigosamlne combines HA-13 with the essential blend · of glucosamine and chondroitin which have been cllnicaUy shown to help build healthy cartilage in the joints allowing for increased flexibility and range of motion. • . A clinical study conducted by the Unitro Ststes government let\:' said Miller. . found that glucosamine and "And to make it easier for chondroitin, simllar to those people who can't find Tligosamine found in Trlgosarnine, had a or don't want to ·go to .the 79.2% effective ra$e for those store, we've set up a National with moderate to severe joint Order Hotline so they can discorrifort.'* · have it delivered directly to But it's the results that their home," said Miller. make this joint supplement so · "We'll be offering a direct de· impressive. livery discount for ·the next 72 · "We get messages from con· hours, and consumers should sumers all the time telling us knOwtheycan'tgetthisdiscount how great Trlgosamine works at drug stores," she added. for them," said Miller. Otherwise those living in "Everybody wants it," added the local area that miss the Miller. deadline won't be able get the · • HEALTHY JOINTS: X·rays reveal joints that have the proper ~(pharm,acy and Rite Aid discount. They'll bave togo to amounts of' synovial .fluid to lubricate the joints. HA·l3, one of were one of the llrst ones to their local drug store to try Trigosamine's key Ingredients is a component of synovia( fluid . ' order Trlgosamine and they've and get Trigosamine and may loaded, up their shelves. We've be hard pressed to find it. • received reports that show Or. visit us onlin~ at: they have some inventory www.trigossmlne.com UMS · Consumers can't seem to get enough of it and drug stores are sellmg it as fast as they can get it. "Unbelievable, that's all I can say," said Darla Miller, Operations Manager for PatentHEALTH the oompany that developed the break· through joint supplement. Miller was referring to the fact that in just one day a drug store chain sold 2,000 bottles of the powerful joint health supplement called TrlgosWnine•. "We've'already shipped over 500,000 bottles of Trigosamine and sales just keep growing it's been crazy," said Miller. Scientists have developed this amazing oral tshlet that doesn't require a prescription .' · and is taken only once a day. ,·, .. It's so impressive that one key ingredient has the ability You may be able to find Trigosari1ine ilt CVS/phjr~aey and Rite Alci since to retsin Ould up to 1000 times 'they .have· receiveq shipments. If )IOU want 'irigosll.mlne shipped dited:ty to your its own weight; this lielps home and wl:iutd~ke the' local readers discO\lnt, .call the Natioriai'Order Hotline increase lubrication for the fisted tie!Ow ·before ,ttu! i~·.hour deadline expires. Otherwise YQu'll have to get · joints allowing them to move Trigosamiri(at the' <!rug -stqre ,and may run the rlsk of not being able to find it. . ~:"-. with ease.• Trigosaminel! key ingredient . IJegln Calling at 8:00AM TODAY . •. is Hyaluronate also called HA-18 ·. 1·800-924-2109 which is the building block of Approval Code: TG8648 •natural joint Ifluid," medically Discount Ends in 72 hours known as !!Yl!'fvial fluid. Dr. Josept1 Dretz. PhO clolffefltfy conducts fuM t1me researdl for Pattii'IIHEALTH , LLC. as Oirector of Health Science, Rflnrch ~opmetrt . This joint fluid reduces (ric- 2.1. Statements nere,n are b11.~ upon pubti!!ohl!ld pub lic~ lnforma!ion and do not imply a!flllation. sponsorship or •ndorsement of Trigo$arnine by the United States Government . · lion in the joints alJowing for av T't!t FOOD AND DIIIJ6 AOMIIISTRATIDft THIS PROOUCTIS ~T tNTEN'DED ro DIAGNIJS(, TREAT. Ct.flt 011 PRE~Nr AN'I ~. I effortless motion. It not only I•Tti£Sf: S'QTIMENTs ~~AVE ~r BfEN E'lll'.li.MTED . Local·Readers Discount-Deadline · • ' ., .:. • ••• ·••. · '• • ,' • ;tf •• ' • .. ' . • • ' • •.. ' ·: • • ••• ··:. ·•, • ALMOST GONE: Sales of the joint pill Trigosamine are soaring which could lead to out of stocks as shown in this photo illustration: Consumers unable to find it can caJI 1·800·924·2109 and have 1t sh1pped directly to their homes. · • Area jobless rates dip in May Business workshop Participants in c1inical study lost an average of 5 times more weight : without additional exercise or diets; 48-hour time limit now in place : Univtrsol Mroia Syndicate The Daily Sentinel • Page A3 www.mydallysentinel.com ' ----~----~~~~~~------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Sales are booming for By K. Tedeschi Friday, June 26, 2009 FOR PATENTHEALTH, LLC 3939 EVERH!IRD RD., CANTON OH 44709 · • POMEROY - Tuppers Plains-Chester Water District will shut down water service and issue a boil advisory from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., June 30 for the following roads: Ohio 681 from CaJaway ·Ridge .to. Cullums Road, including all or parts of Boothe Road, Woods Road, Carr Road, KeebaughFollrod Road, Elk Run Road, Bearwl!llow Ridge, Cherry Ridge, Midkiff Ceme~ry Road, and Colburn Road. . The shutdown is necessary to install a new main on Ohio 681 . Ccstomers in the area should boil water used for cooking and drinking for time minutes beforeo consuming it. The advisory will be in effect until•5 p .m., July I . If weather does not pennit work to be done on the sched: illed date, it will be re-scheduled for the following day. RepOrt available .MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Public Works has mailed its eonsumer confidence report. Anyone who' would like a copy can obtain it at. the public works office .a t village hall, 237 Race St, · .· . · ' Local Weather Fridity...Partly sunny with Lows in the mid 60s. North a chance .of showers with a winds around 5 mph. in the slight.. chance of thunder- evening ... Becoming light stprms. Highs in the mid 80s. and variable·. Chance of rain West winds 5 to 10 mph. · 40 percent. · · Chance of rain 50 percent. . Satur~ay .. .Sunny. H~ghs ~rlday nlgl!t •• Mostly m the m1d 80s. North wmds · cloudy with a chance ·of around 5 mph. showers and thund(lrstonns Saturday · nlght ...Partly in the evening ...Then partly cloudy. Lows in the mid 60s. cloudy after midnight. West winds around 5 mph. P()meroy from Page At · was at 14.1 percent in May. Vinton County was at May, down six-tenths of a 13 percent in May, down percent from April's 14.7 six-tenths of a percent from GALLIPOLIS - For the percenl. 13.6 in April. while most part, so utheastern Meigs joined 10 counties Washing,on County fell Ohio did not follow the posting jobless rates of 14 two-tenths of a percent from trend toward higher unem- percent or more last month. 9.3 in April to 9.1 in May. ployment the state saw in They include Crawford The only area county to May. (15.8), Defiance (16.1), see an increase in the jobCounty-by-county data Henry (14.2).. Highland less rate was Athens, which (15.4), · went from 8.1 percent in from the state Departmenl (14.8), Huron of Job and Family Services Morgan ( 14.8), Paulding April to 8.2 in May. · jobless rates (14. I), Trim bull (14.3), Van show s Statewide, the unemploydecreased slightly in mosl Wert (15 .2) and Williams ment rate has climbed furarea counties during May,. ( 17 .1). ther, one month after crossThe figures were released Around the area, Jackson ing inlodouble digits for the County decreased in May to first time in more ihan a Tuesday. The unemployment rate 11.1 percent after .posting quaner century. for Gallja County in May 11.4 percent in April, and Job and Family Services was 9 percent, down two- Lawrence was down two- reponed last week that the tenths of a percent from tenths of a percent from stale's jobless rate in May 9.2 in April. Meigs County Ap~il's 7.7 percent to 7 5 in was 10.8 percent, up from BY .KEVIN KELLY KKELLYOMYDAILVTAIBUNE COM / RSVP from Page Al memory disorders. coordi - Kathy Mullins, Lynn nated by Kathy McDaniel. Ramage , Linda Rapp. Given recognition· by Barbara Smith, Sue Stone , Coates for 20 years service Patricia Tarr. Texanna . were Helen Bodimer, Wehrung , Juanita Wells , Leona Cleland , Mary Duane Wolfe. Mike Davidson , Peggy Harris, Gerlach, Debbie Gerlach . Mary Nease and Jane Richard Koker. and Doris Walton; for 15 years ser· Grueser. vice, Joan Corder and Preceding the dinner there ·Elizabeth Fisher; and 10 was entertainment by the years, Marcia . Arnold. River City . Players. Donna Byer, Sarah Presenting a variety of show Caldwell, Sally Ebersbach, music were Dixte Sayre , Mary Kirig, and Barbara Kylen King, Kerrie Sargent. VanReeth; Seth Argabright, Volunteers in the Partners Kylen King, Kerri . · . · · Charlene Hoell\chlphoto• in Care program were recVanReeth, Gary Walker. Recognized for years of 110lunteer service were from the left, by · McDaniel and Sharon Hawley, concluding front, 20 years; Jane Walton, Peggy Harris and Mary Davidson, ognized presented a "medal . of with the cast singing "God and back, Donna Byer, Sally Ebersbach and ME~ry King, 10 honor," a single rose and at- Bless America.'' For several years;'and Joan Corder and Elizabeth Fisher, 15 years. shirt. They were Linda of the songs, Gerald and Rapjl. Jackie White, Mary Powell danced . Manlyn Powell, Virginia · Num.erous door prizes Michael, Sharon Dean, and were awarded at the event Barbie Gheen. . attended by more than a . Coates also recognized · ~undre~ volunteers and · new volunteers recruited guests. The wall hangings · over the past year, Mary . · !"ade by .the th~rd graders Brewer, Thomas Buckley, tn the RSVP history pro. Sharon Dean, Ann · Felty, ject in the s.choots decoratPeg . H<iudashelt, Janice ed the walls of the recreLisle, Mary · Beth Lohse, · atio'n center. and around fire hydrants. 1 · Councilwoman . Ruth Sisson said he was told syaun asked Pomeroy Chief there · are around 12 .o Police Mark E. Proffitt if hydrants in the village that the owners of the ·old frreflghters can.'t find due to Speedway had bee.n con--, vines. Sisson also .said the · tacted about . the high grass grass was high downtown 11nd weeds to which he and needed cut. Krautter replied "yes." Spaun also . asked for more equipment suggested workers with the wi!h Sisson saying the vii- street department possibly !age just bought two new come in earlier to cut grass Volunteers in the Partne.rs in Care recogni~ed were weedeaters. Krauner asked while the weatljer is h9tter. Barbara Gheen, Sharon Dean, Virginia Michael, Marilyn · · · for a chipper or side ho~ to It was suggested they come Powell, Jackie .White, and Linda Rapp. rent. Krautter also. invited in at 6:30a.m. with Musser members of council to read saying he' was fine with that ~-o the log of where the street as long as the dew was not a ::E~C::.A.'V.A.T.~c:;;. department has trimmed. problem and workers start· Krautter also told council ed working at 6:30a.m. Excavntlo·: n. ""'ork Includes: he hoped a batch of hot mix Council . transferred · I>rive,.,.ays,. L.Ond 'c learing,. would be delivered this $5,000 from· the general to Pc:.'n .ds,. ~nchln.g,. Rec.::Ja.....,a'tlon l'-1uch IVI:ore! the slreet fund. • · week to J!atch pot holes. Council adjourned into . Council approved the use of the village dumptruck to executive sesston to discuss pick up a load of mulch for disciplinary matters in .the downtown purchased by the police department. No action · c . n t o d • y •Qr • .,..,.. • • t l r n • t • l Pomeroy M.erchant'~ was taken after adjourning M • n u • l (7'40) 1180-3700 o•nny (740) aao-ea.a As.sociation. back. into regular session. · MIM• (740) eeo-:a70'1 Southern from Page At Holt was hirep as project coordinator for the elemen· tary counseling derilonstra· tion · program grant retroactive to the award period of April 1; the annual salary is $ r5,000 and contingent upon receipt of the continuation of grant funds. . The transfer of Lori Hill to the seventh and eighth grade language arts posiiion for•the 2009-10 school year was approved. The transfer of Martha Rose to the middle school · intervention position for the 2009-10 school year was approved. . PattY .Cook and Canie Elberleld were hired to worl<: summer school for tlie ele-. mentury at a rate of pay of $23 per hour not to exceed $1,400. ThomaS Theiss was approved .as a bus driver for the summer school and enrichment program at $12 per hour, not to exceed $1 ,200; this amount also includes the trip to the Columbus Zoo. Also approved was the maximum amount for summer school teachers to not exceed $1,450. Cindy Ginther was hired on a supplemental contract as high school cheerleading advisor for the 2009· 10 school year. Richard . Cooksey was hired on a sup. : piemental contract as cross country coach for the 2009 season. The following volun· teer football coaches for the 2009 season were approved: Dale Thaford, Ryan Lemley, Darin ·Teaford, William Berry, Allen Pape, Sean Grueser, Brent Smith, Kelly Grueser, Jamie Evans. Robert B. Weaver was hired on a supplemental contract as reserve girls' basketball coach for the 2009-10 season. Kim Romine was approved · as OAT summer remediation . teacher for math and science . at Uate of$300 per course . . The school board. autho· rized the treasurer to appro- · priate/establish $23,011.41 m the severance · fund for personnel who retired or are eligible for severance payment(s). A "temporary payment contract" between the school hoard and At!lens· Meigs Educational Service Center for monthly pay.ments of $19,663 for excess costs . was approved, effective July !-June 30,2010. Also approved was · an agreement with OSBA to participate in the 2010 OSBA Group Rating Program for worker's compensation premiums with. an enrollment fee of $1 ,8 I 3. . The district's vision insurance with Medben (Vision Plus) at a rate of$5.27 single and $13.93 family plan per month was ap(lroved. The district's life insurance plan with Fon Dearborn Life was approved at a rate of 13 cents per $1,000. A service agree· ment with Advanced Communication Company in the amount of $2,839 was approved for June 30-June 30, 2010 for phones within the district. Membership in the Coalition of Rural and Appalachian Schools was approved at a cost of $300 . The meeting adjourned into executive session to discuss personnel and prop· erty acquisition . Bilard members present at the meeting were Denny Evans . · Dennie Hill. Richard Hill. Don Smith, Peggy Gibbs. The next school board meeting is scheduled for R p.m .. July 20 in the Southern High School media room. 10.2 percent in April. Last monih 's unemployment was the highest since October 1983 and was up 4.5 percemag~ points from the state "s May 2008 rate of 6.3 percent Direc10r Department Douglas Lumpkin says May's job gain• in services were mostly offset by con' tinued losses in manufacturing. He say; unemploymenl rose as workers re-entered Ohio's labor market and were unable to find jobs. Officials say Ohio had 646,000 uner~]ployed worker; last month . up from 609.000 in April. (The A.<Sociared Press comribured 10 rhis srory). • Home- • Emp!oyee Bchefilll • Auto • Commercial • BuSiness · • Rente.., • Ufe "DentaiNision • H.S.A. Plans • Boot • Matarcydc · •Group&. lndi•·Jdual Health LET OUR FAMILY HELP INSURE YOUR Aliblee Easlen, DonMki.VaaghiiD Sr.· Doriakl Vaughan Jr. CA!-L TOOAY FOR AFRII QUOTI OR IINIFIT ANALYlll Email: dollllld@lhcvaughanagcncy.com 740-992•9784 or 877-992·8784 505 Mulberry Hcigh1s, l'omcroy, OH ~5769 Share the Road . . Help tp prevent motorcyclist fatalities • • • · Always make a visual cl1eck for motorcycles by checking mirrors and blind spots before enterlllg or leaving a lane of traffic and at Intersections; . • . Always signal your intentions before changing lanes or merging with traffic; • . Oonl be fooled by a flashing turn signal on a motorcycle - motorcycle signals are often not . self-canceling and riders sometimes forget to tum them off. Wait to be sure the moto!1)ycle is going to turn before you proceed; • Allow more following · distance, three or four seconds, when behind a motorcycle, so the motorcyclist has enough time to maneuver or stop in an emergency. And don't lallgale. · In dry conditiollll,.motorcycles · can stop more quickly than cars. Motorcyclists' fatalities have steadily Increased over the past decade. in fact;in 2007, there was a seven percent increase In fatalities from 4,837 In 2006, to 5,154. . . That's why AEP Ohio's Gavin Plant is prorTll)ling "Motorcycle Safety Awareness.• Ali motorists are · reminded to safely "share the road" wijh motorcycles and to be extra alert when driving to help keep motorcyclists safe. Motorcyclists are reminded to make themselves visible to · other motorists in cas& olher drivers are not looking out for motorcycle riders. It's ·crucial thai motorists always make a visual check for motorcycles by ~ecking mirrors · and blind spots before entering or leaving a lane of traffiC and at intersections, Motorcyclists have responsibHHies, too. They should follow the rules of the roadway, be alert to other · drivers, and always wear a DOT-<Xlmpliant helmet and .other protective gear. • • Here are several tips for driVers to help keep motorcyclists safe on our roadways: • • Remember the motorcycle is a vehicle with all of the rights and privileges of any other motor vehicle on the roadway. Always allow a motorcyclist the full lane Width-never try to share a lane; • Motorcyclists can increase their .safely by: • Avoid riding in poor weather conditions. • Wearing brightly colored protective gear and a DOT-compliant helmet; Using turn signals for every turn or lane change, even if the rider thinks no one will see It; Combining hand and turn signals to draw more attention to themselves; Using reflective tape and stickets to increase conspicuity; and Positioning themselves in the lane where they will be most visible to other driveis. · Sour~: Naltooa/ Highway 1raffic Safety Administration. www nhtsa gov . Gavin PlantJC'-hlre, Ohio ' �' BYTHEBEND -The Daily Sentinel ANNIE'S MAILBOX KATHY MITCHELL . AND MARCY SUGAR ~>far Annie: My wife and I mel when we were in college. We are now 43. Ten years into the marriage. I became addicted to cocaine. We separated five years ago. bur remain very close. I have been clean for a year and want to pursue our relationship as husband and wife. We sti ll love each other and enjoy one anuth· er's company. We also fmd each other physically atrracti ve, but she refuses to return to the marriage or have· a sexual relationship. Jt'; like being married without the physical contact. I . have tried, but she always pushes me away. She wants ·the financial support. but not the emotional involvement. I am Jired of this situation. i can jt Jive without her, and I hate Jiving apart. I want her back. What should I do? Gaithersburg, Md. Dear Gaithersburg: We don' t know why your wife has no interest in a reconciliation . The best way to get to the heart of the maner is to seek professional counseling, preferabl y with your wife. However, if she won 't I go. it means she has no bly due to the size of the interest in changing the situ· room. That includes available ation. The counselor will space for dancing. Perhaps th¢n help you decide what they didn't invi!e any cousins your next step should be. It at all, from either side. People is unfair for you to remain should not impose their prefin limbo. If she isn't willing erences on others' guest lists. to be a complete partner, We don't believe this was an with all the trimmings, she intentional slight, so please shou ld set you free, emo- attend the wedding for your tionally and legally. husband's sake and try to Dear . Annie: My hus- have a good time. band's nephew is getting Dear ~nnie: "Concerned . married soon, and we Ahout My Son's Future" said received our invitation three her 'iQn experienced a mental weeks ago. The problem is, breakdown during his fust they didn't invite my kids, semester in college.l am sadwho are in their 30s. I realize dened that this happened, but people can invite whomever . as. a college administrator, I they choose, but couldn't . am troubled by her question: they have at least inv ited "What ·afe the nation 's coltheir 1tirst cousins to the leges doing about this probdance? T hey have always lem?" The question implies gonen along beautifu lly. that schools should provide · There are going to be 150 regular mental health screenpeople at the wedding, and ings for all students, and resonly six of them are rel-ated idence halls should lie staffed on my husband's side . It has with licensed profeSsional made me not want to go. I counselors. · can 't understand. it. We've Colleges are educational been family for 35 years. institutions, nof total care Hurt and Angry facilities. While we provide ·a Dear Hurt: Unless you .variety 'of services to· assist have planQed a wedding, you students with personal may not appreciate how com· growth and development, it is plicated the process can he. not olir job :to anticipate _or They undoubtedly have ·a prevent every mental health limited guest list, not only for tssue. I'Jll sad the "school financial reasons. but possi· didn't seem to care," and I am • Friday. June 26, 2009 sure they were ''interested in avoiding liability" because of the parents' implication that the school should somehow have heen able to anticipate the very problem his parents were unable to . foresee. College Administrator Dear Administrator: You are correct that some prob!ems cannot be anticipated. and schQOls should not be blamed for this. But when parents send their children off to coUege, the school assumes the role of guardian. Even though most kids are over 18 and 'legally responsible for themselves, parents need to believe their child is being watched over and that serious problems will be noticed. Annie's Mailbox is wril· ten by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtinN edi· tors of the Ann l.iJnders column. Please e-mail your · questions to anniesmail· box@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611. To find out mo~e tibout Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and ·cartoonists, visit the . Creators Syndicate Web page aJ www.creaJoni.com. Ratlaod r... Will a""" ..•• ,i I :s ,, •I :::' ~ ~ . ' '• '• •• ·- .• • •'•• Brian J; Jlleadlphoto . .. Gospel music, with the Ohio River in the background, was the oJ'!Ier of the evening 'Wednesday. These singers were part of a "Revival on the River" on the stage of the Pomeroy parking lot.. • Submlttad photo .·.. .• Alter this week's summer reading program at the Pomeroy Library, these children made posters demonstrating both their support for the Meigs County District Public Library as well as their feelings against the proposed budget cuts for libraries across the state. If passed, the · MCDPL could see a 50 percent cut in their budget over the next two years, likely resulting in ,layoffs, the closure of some district branches .and severely limited houn> of operation. Many advocates for libraries across the state are speaking out against the proposed budget cuts whrch would take effect almost immediately after the state budget is approved by June 30. • .• :. • • • • ·.•• Community Calendar Birthdays Saturday, June 27 LONG BOTTOM Ruby Brewer will celebrate cards can be.sent to PO Bo~ her 85th birthday today, 4, Long Bottom, 45743 . Co m me n ca l & Res tdent tal r' ' I \ •, lI ... ~ 1 \ JQin Us at The Meigs Senior Center July 1from 9 a.m. • 4 p.m. for a FREE Ohio Benefit Bank Clinic II ~ - ~------------------------------------~ '' 11' •' ' au8 Area Agency on Aging \..)/..; SeMng Seniors tn Athens . Hocking. Meigs. Mooroe. MOrgan. Ncblo. Perry & Washington Cou nties '' . . Th r~ ad paid ror by grant momt~ from Tht Ohio A~~;ociati9n of Seco nd HaiVttt Food 8anh a nd Tht Columbu• FoundlilCJ!I to t lqlllnd occo" to Tht Ohio Btnofit• Banlc (OBB) in Morgan County, Pomeroy First BapU!t Ptllitot Jon Bruckert, Ea!>t Mai n St., Sunday Sch. !11:30 am, Wollhir 10:30 am tlnt Soulhem Bapll!il 41STZ POm~roy Pike. Su nday School 9:30 a.m., Worship - 9~4~ am & 7:00 p.m.'. Wedneitday Services-7:00 p.m_. ' Fint Baptbl Cburcb . Pastor. Billy Zuspan 6th and PRi mer Sr., MiddlePflrt. Sunday School · 'U 5 a.m., Worstlip - IO:IS a.m .. -7:0tl p. m.. . - Wcd!'Csday Serv ice...-7:00 p.m. Racine FIM BaptlsJ Pastor; Ryan Eaton . .pa siO£ , Sunday School · 9:30 a.m., Worship - 10: 40 a.m., , 6:00 p;m.• Wednc5day Servi~u ·• 7:00 pm. Sliver Run' Bapll11t PM.tor: John Swanson, Sunday School • IOa.m·., Wo rs hip · ll e.m.. 7:00 p.m. ,Wedneiday Services-7:00p.m. Mt. Union B11ptl!lt Pastor: Denni s Weaver S.unday Sc~oo l 9: 45 a.m., Evening - 6:30 p.m., Wednesday Services- 6:30pm . Bt'lblehem 8aptlst Chu~h '·Great Bend , Route !24 , Racine. OH . Pa8tot;. , Sunday Sr:hool - 9:.30 a,m .. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m .. : Wed n esda ~ Bible Study- 7:~ p.m. Bapll:st C hnrt~ St. Rt. 143 just uff Rt. 7, Pqtor: Rev. - J ame~ R. Acree, Sr. , Sunday Oaified Se rvice. Worship -. 10:30 a.m.: 6 p.m .. Wt!d neM!ay Se rvice~ · 7 p. m. • m1 Tuesday,Jnne 30 .' For-at Run Baptist· Pomeroy .· Rev. Joseph Woods, Sunday School: ·w a.m., W~hip - 11:30 a.m. ., ' Mt. Mori11h Baptl!il Fourth &. Mai n St., Middltpon . Su nday School - 9:30a.m.. Worship- 10;4.5 n.ni. PW>tor: Rev. Mi chael AThompson. Sr. :• .. Wesbide- Cbun b or 'c briJt · . 33226Children's Hom~; kd. Pomeroy. oH Conr...:t 740-441-1296. Suqday morriing 10:00. Sun morning Bible stLid}: followmg wnrship. Sun. evr 6:00 pm. Wed bible slody ,7 pm Hemlodt Gron Cllri!HJan Cflurdl Ministn: Larry Bro~n. Worship - 9: 30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m .. Bible: Study- 7 p.m. 212 W. Main St., SundaY School~ 9:30 . a.m .. Worship· · 10:3[) ~~- ~ .. Wednesday Services - 1 p:m. · 6 p.m .. . ' . Pori:teroy Wt!iitddt -Chorda ot Chrilit J322(! Cbih;Jren's Ho me Rd. , Sunday School- I I <UJL. WONhip · JO·<~.nl .. 6 p.m, Wedne~ay Se~u.:i:!i' • 7r .m. Middleport Chun:b of Chrlst s,...,... Fl"' Cburdo ofGod i Childrells .Direclor; Sharo11 Sayre. Teen· O irtttn~ Dodger Vaughan, Sunday Schcfol · ~ 9:30 a.n1., Woohip- 8: 15, 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m .. Wed11esday Services - 7 p.m. Keno Charth of Chrifit Worship - 9:30 a.m., Sunday Scltnol "10:30 a.m .• PusiOr-Jeffrey Wallace, I stand 3i-d·SunQay Bearwallov Rldae Church o'f Christ PaSior: Bruce Terry, S u ndt!~ School -ll;JO a.m. w~· i5 bip . 10:30 a.m .• 6:30 p .m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Zkln O.tirt~ of Cbrbl PomeJoy, Harri_sonvi lle Rd. (Rt.l43), Pastor: Roger Wat§On~ Sunday School • 9:30 a.m:, W()rship - 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m., Wcd n ~sda~· Service~ - 1 pm . TriniQ' Cbu('fb Pa!olor- ~\' . Tnro JohnliCKl. Second ~e ~all~olt~ ia1~ Wribunf, ~oint ~ua~ant ~ID~kr Bill Quickel · 992-6677 Fornt Run .t !'~or~ 8ob Robinson. Sunday School· Porn.:my. PaMOr: . Worship 10:2.5 a.m .. Episcopal u...k<Mld'"-'> 3~6 E.. Main St., Pomtioy. HoJy 'Eucharisr I I:JO a.m. Sunday & SJO pm Wed. Re11. Leslie Aemming Pastur: Brian Dunham. ~1nday ~h ool 9:30a.m:. Wori>hip • II:OOa.m. · Holiness Pa.."'r: 8tlb Ro'bilisot~. Sunday Sc~- 9 a.m .. Worship - IOa.m. Miat~rilll CommunitYCltun:b SfC'.ve Tomct. M.Un Street, Jtu:Uand, Sunday. Worship--10~ 00 a.m., · Sunday ~O'ice-:..7 p.m . Pastor: Worship'· IO::ioa.m. Rolland Church of Christ Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .. Worship and ~o mm un i o-n · 10:30 a. m., David Wiseman, Mi niSief Dradrord Churrh ofChrbt CoJ11(! r of S!. Rt. 114 & Bradbury Rd., Minister: Dou~rShambU n . Ynu,tb Mi'nister: Bill Amberger, Sunday Sc hool · 9:30 a.m. Wors hip - ti:OO a.m.. 10;30 a.m., 7:00 . p. m . ,Wedm::sd~ty St rvict~ · 7:QO p.m. Ufckory II Dis Churth or Cbrisl nlp(l(N Pluins, Pa~tnr Mike Moore. Bihlr · class . 9 a.m. Sunday: wurs hip.IO a.m.. · Sunday: "'or1hip 6:30 Pm Sunday; Bible' . cia~ 1 pm Wed. . Pastor: Jack Colgrove, Sunday Schon!: 9~ J [) a.m., Wu r~hi [l Scl'\'ic(': l0:30 ·n.m .. Bible Smdy, Wednesdu), (dO P., m. Dexttr Cburth or Christ S1.:mday s~hool 9:30a.m., Sunday won:hip - 10:30 TM Chu.-ch of Christ of Pomtroy Imersection ' ~ and 12J W. Evange!i10t: Denni$ Sarge nt . Sundtty Bible S!udy 9:30a.m .. WorShip: 10:30 a.m. and 6:'30 p.m .. Wednesda): Bible Study - 7·p..m. a.n, Christian Union llartford Chun h of C_hrist in C lt~s lfan Uni.on Hanfnrtl . WVn .. Pas10r: Mike Puckett , Sunday S~hoOl - 1):30 u.m ., Worship 10:30 a. m., 7:00 p.m .. Wetlne~ d ay Ser.v ice~ - 7:011p.m. S~y School· 9 a.1n., Worlhip. \Oa.m. Nev· Beginnings Cllurdl p.......,y Pastnr. Brian Dunham. WorShip - 9:25 a.m .. Sunday &:bool- J0;--45 a.m . !lock Sprlnp lkwa)'p( Stutl er, Sunday $chool. 9:00 a.m .. Worship - to· a.m ., Yout h Fellows'!iP· Suodtl)l : 6 p.m. 'Earl}' Sunday worship lS am. Lenora Leifheit Pas~ or: cat....,. Pilgrim Chapct .Harrisonville Road. Paswr. ·charles McKenzie, Sunday School 9:30 a.m .. Worship - I I a.m:, HKl p.m., Wed nesday Serv1ce - 1:00 p.m. R<W: of Sharon HciineM: Cllurt;b Leading Crr.ek Rd .• Rutland. Pastor: Rev. Dewey King. Sunday school- 9:30 11.m .. · Su nd~ wurship -7 p.m., Wednesday pra yer meeting· 7 p.m. Pine Gnwe Dible Hollnns Churdl 112 mlle off Rt. 325. Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley_ Sunday SchOol - 9:30 a.m., Worship ·. !0;3Q a.m., 6:00 p.m., Yrednelitlay Service ~.i:OO p.m. 1·800451·9806 be done unto you . . John 15:7 'Rut land Pastor: John Cbaplllan, Sunday SchOol . · 9:30a.m .. Worship· IO:jp&.m.: Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Sakm Cmter . Pj!;tor: William K. Mmball. Sunday S~;;hoo l - 10:15 a.m., Worshi p - 9: 15 u n., Bibk Swdy: MOnda}' 7:00 pm Snowvtue ~undsy School - 10 a.m.. Worship- 9 a.m _BilthiiR)' W~ eya o Bible lloll~m Cburth 15 PeaJ'I St.. Middleport. Pas tor: Dopg Col. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship 10:45 p.m.. Sunduy Eve. 6:00 p.m., · Wednesday Se_ rvice ~7:00p .m . Hpdl Run Colfllmunlty Cburdl ()astor: Rev.Larry Lemle}l ~ Sunday Sl:OO;.l ·9:30 a.m., Wnnhip - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m.. Thursday Bihl t Study and Youth.-7- p .m. Pastor: John Ro~w i cz, Sunday School • 10 a.llJ., Wonhip • 9 a.m .. Wednesday Services-. W a.m. ~ Cafmei-Sutton Carmel & Bashan Rds. Raclne 1 Ohio . Pastor: John Ro.zewicz. Sunday 'school 9;45 a.m .; Wor~hip • I 1':00 a.m. , Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. MomlngSII:r Pastor: -John Rozew icl, Sundlly School _1 I a.m .. WOJShip - ·10 a.m. Eut Letart Pastor: DiU Marsha ll S und tt~ School 9a.m., Woi~hi p - to &,m., h r Sunday •tvCry mnnth ew:nins ~rvice 1:00 p.m..; Wednesda~- 7 p.m. Latter·Day Saints St._ R1 .' 160, 446-6247 or 446-74tl6. ~un d ay School 10:20- 11 a.m., Relief Socitty/Priest hood II :05- 12:00 t:aoon. Sacn men! Se rviCe Q- 10: 15 a .m., Homemaking: meeting. 1st Thurs. -1 p.m . lbd111e· William Marshall .. Sunday School - 10 . a.m., Worship • · II a.m .Wedncsday Servites 6 pm; Tbur Bible Study'/ pill Lutheran Coolville United MetbodiJt Parish Pa5tor: Hi:Jen Kline, Coolville Chu rch. Muin & Fiflh Sr .. Sun. School · 10 a..m .. Worship- 9 a.m., Tues, Scr*cs-? p.m. ~litor: ~ev. Sl. John Lutherm Cbun:ll Pine Grove. Wmshi p -_9:00 a.rn ., Sunday School- 10:00 a.m . Pastor: Belhcl Cburcb rownship RLl .. 468C, Sunday Sc hqol • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 ·a.(fl ., Wtdnc:Way . Sn vices. · 10 a.m. ' Our Saviour Luther110 Church Wal nut and Henry Sis., ~ave n swoud. W.Va .. Pllstor: David Russell . Sunday S~ hool - 1~:00 a.m .. Wilrship. I I a.m. llocklngport CbQrth Kathry n Wiiey. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Woahip- 10:30 a.m.. Pastor Phillip · Bell United Methodist Torth _Church Co. Rd. 63, Sunday· SchOQI - 9:30 R.m., Worship· 10:30 a.m. Graham ·Uiaitrd Methodist Wors,hip - II a.m. Pa~tor: Ri<;hard Nta.-.c Bl'.(htel Ut1lted Melhodlst Ne w Haven, Richard Neuse. Pastor. Sunday worship 9:30 a.m. Tues. 6:30 prayer ar1d Bible S1udy. Nazarene ·. CMmr Cb rdl of the NUMHt Pa1itor: Rrv, Curtis Randolph. Sunday School ~ 9:30 un.. Wor!ihip - 10:30 a.m., Stlnday evC'ning 6 pm , Rutland Ctlur(ll ol Ole Nua~Ue PastClf Georgt Stadl~r . Suftday School Whlu:'s_C ll•~ Wtdeyaa · Cool ville Road. Pastor: Rev. Charles Martindale, Sunda)' ~houl · 9;30 a,m., Worship- 10:30 Lm .. WedMsday Service .. -7 p.m 9:30 am .. Worlhip - 10:30 3.m., 6:30 p.m.• Wedne'Aiay Serv!CtS · 1 p.m. ~" Hope Ch•Kh Old Amrncan L.tgion Hall. Founh A\ e., Middltpon. Sunday 5 p.m. Syncusr Cum.numity O.urdl, 2411) Secood St .. Syracuse, OH Sun. School tO' IIITI. Sundy nig.ll: 6:30 pn1 Paunr: Joe Gwinn A New Bq:innlr,c 4Full f'.o8Jlf4 Churtb) Harrisonvillt:, Pll!itor.;~ Bub _ and Kay Marshall. Thurs. 7 p.m. faininr Ribtt Clllu"tll l.elan, W.Va. Rt. I. Pas1or: Brian May. SundBy School-9:30a.m., Worship·1:00 p.m., Wednl:iiday Bibk! Study ·1:00 p.m. F•ith litftowllli.p c....- rc1r Cbritl Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens, Service: Friday.7 p m. Cll•ary Bii.J. Chum Pomeroy' Pile, Co. Rclo., P.astor: R e~. Blackwood. Sunday School ·-9:30a.m .. Worsl'tip 10:30 a.nf .. 7:30 p.m .• · Wcdne$day Strvict ·1:30pm. Amazing (;rau_Community Cbureh Pastor: Way!W:' Dunl~p .Statt Rt . 681 , Tuppers Plains. Sun. Worship: 10 am&. 6:30pm .. Wed. Bible Study 7:00p.m. s ~,..,,... Off 12~ . behi nd Wi lk ~sVille, P~stO r : Rev. kalph Splres, Sunday School ·.9:30a.m,. Wo!!1hip - IO:::m a.m.: 7 p.m., nmrnduy Services- 7p.m . Middleport Church Of the Nazarme Pastor: Leonard- Powell , Sunday School 9:30a.m ..Wors hip - 10:30 a.m., {dO p.m .. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m., Meip Cooperalln Parish Cluster. Alfred. Pastor: Jim Corbitt ."·Sunday Sc hool - 9:30 a.m.. Wo~ h ip- II a.m., 6:30p.m. Nunht:a~t Reetbvil~ FflloM'ship Church nf the Na~are n e, Pastor: R us~ll Carson . Sunday Sc hool · 9:90 ' a.m.. Worship - 10:45 lt.m.. 1 p.Tn., Wednesday ~rvices ·1 p.m. Chesler Pastor:·· Jim Corbiit. Worship'· 9 o.fll ., Sunduy Sl: hool • 10 a..1n . . 'i'nursda~· Scrvi~.:es- 1 p.m. Syrac:lN Cbun:h ol dte Na%BI'l!Df P11stor Mik:e Adkins, Sunday School · 9:30 Joppa c...... o~., Oasb Chri!JtiaD FtUowshfp (Non-denomn101tional rellowshipl Meeting in th<: Mc1g1 Middk School Cafetena P~tor : Chris Slewan LO:OO am - Noon Sunday: Informal Worship, Clt.illin'slliiniru-y RoJoldo& ure Ckwdl SOO N. 2nd A\'C., Middlepon. P111tor: Mib Rnoum. Putor Emeritus Uwret.ce Nxe·man, Worship- 10:00 am Communlty ol CbtiJt Portland-Racine ltd .. Pastor: Jim Proffitt .. .Wtdntsday Sen· ices . 1 p.m. Sunday School . 9:30 a.m .. Worship 10:30 11.m.. Wednesdav' Senice's ~ 1:00 Clifton lllbornadc ChOfth ' . ' . p.m. Clifton, W.Va .. Sunday S~llool - 1q 1.fn.o Btt.Mi Wonhlp Ct!Pkr Wonhip- 1 p.m .. Wednesdi!y Service ~ 7 j9782 S1. Rl . 1, 2 miles south or Tuppers p.m. Plains. OH- No n-deno m in ation~ ! with Tbt Ark Churtb C90temporuy Praise ·&. WQnhip . PastOr 3173 <kofJes Creek Road,Gal lipnlis,OH Rob Barber. Assoc. Pastor Karyn Davis . Pastor: Jrurue Wireman. Sunday Services Yo uth Director Betty Fulks. Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wednesday- 1 p.m. Tlturiday ~rv i ce); 10 am WoTlihip & 6 prn Family Prayu & Praise al 6 pm. Clancs fur Ill Lire Classes. Wed &: Thur night Life age~ eve ry Sunday & Wtdntiday. Groups at 1 pm. Thun mom'ing l,adies' www.thtarlcchurch .nct Li re Group at 10. Outer Limiu Youth Uk Group on Wr:d.evening from 6:30 to 8:30. VtSit us onl ine .-.1 www.betheiWc.org. F.. t.Gospel Churdl ol the Llvlna: Savior Asb Street Churrh · R1.338, AntiquitY. Past~;~r: J~:* Murris. . 3!18 As h St., Middkpo n-P~stors Marie · Services: Saturday 2:00 p.m. Morrow,- & Rodney Walker Sunday SchOol · 9:30 a.m., Morning .Worship · Salem Comt1'unhy Chun:h . 10:30 un·. & 1:00 pm: Wedne.~y service Back of ~st Cnlumbio. W.Va,om Lieviog · 7:00 ~.m .. Yootb Service· 7:00p.m. Road. Pas1or: Charies Roush {304) 67'5~ A&ape Lite Center · '2288, ·Sunday School 9:30 ilm, Sunday "Full-Gospel Church", Pn to rs -John & evening serVice 7:00 pm. Bibly Study Pony Wade. 603 Second Ave. Mason, 773WedneldaJI service-7:00pm ~1?, Scrvi~e time: Sund1y 10:30 a.m., Wo4nesday 7 pm Hobtoli Cluisllan Fdlowsltlp Churtb Pastor: Hersc hel Wilite, Suaday SchoolAbuod&ot Grace 10 am. SundayCh~h 5:ervice- 6:30 ptn 923 S. Third St., Middtepoft, Pastor Teresa WedneMla,Y 7 pni !>a vi s, Sun day se rvice, 10 a.m .. Wednesday ser'tl_ ice. 1 p.-m. Rt!lloratlon C .. rktiAn F,l191fllhlp 93ti~ Hnope( Road. · Athens, Pis1ar: Flllh Fui!Goopd Chutth Lonnie CoiKs, Sunday -Worshi p 10:00 am, Long BottOm, Pastor: Ste ve Reed, Sund~y W(dnc'sday: 7 pm · Sc hool • 9:30 a.m. Worthip - 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Wednesday- 1 p.m., Friday · HOUJC of Htallll. Mlnllltries fellowsllip ser'olice 1 p.m. St. Rt. 124 Llnp•H~, OH Full Gospel. Cl Pa.stoni Robert & RobecU HIU'rilonvlUe Ce~,PmunMy Qureh M u~ser, Sunday School 9:30 am. • Pastor: Theron Durham, Sunday • 9:30 Wors hip JO:JO • m : 1:00 pm. Wed. a.m. and 1 p.m .. WcdneMI ~y - 7 p.m. Sc:rvicc 7:00pm • Team Jesm Mlnlttrin Middleport Cemmaa.lty Churrb Meeting 333 ,Mechanic Strut, Pomeroy, 575 Pearl St .• Middlepon ·, Pastor: Sam OH . Pas!or Eddie Haef, Serv ice ·every An'denon, Su nd ay Schoo l io a. m.• · Sund ay 10:(1(1 a.m. Eve:iling ·7:30p.m ., Wtdrl~y Service· Pentecostal '7:30p.m. ~nlecotlal Alltmbly Pastor: St. .Rt. 124, Racine, 1'omado flit Sunday Sthoo! - 10 a.m., Evening ·. 7 p.JTI., Wednesday Servim -1 p.m. Faith Valley Tabernade Church .Bailey Run' RQad. Pastor; Rev. Em me ll RAwson . Sund1:1y Evenin g· 1 p.m.. Thursday Service 7 p.m. Pr~sbyterian H..-rbcNlvllle 1-'rtJbylerlan Cburc .. Pastor: Robert Marsha ll , Worship - 9:00 a.m.SuDday ~rat~RMIM~ 1411 Bridge l'!tan St., SyracuSt, PastorRev. Roy Thompson, Sunday .Scbool - 10 a.m, EveniRJ · 6 p.m.~ Wedricsday Setvice -7 p.m. Middleport Pretih)'teriau Pasion J ame ~ SnydC'r, Sunday School 10 a.m .• worsh1p service -I I ~PT~ . llazel ConunulliiJ Chun-/1 Off Rt. 124. Pilstor: Edsel Hart, Sunday · 7o30 p.m: · ·· Dya.:vllle Cummunily Cllul'(h Sunday· School - 9:30 .a.m., Worship •. 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Mont Chapel ctnan:h Sonday iehOOI- 10 a.m.. Worship- I! a.m.. Wtdn ~sday. Sm ic:e -7 p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Snenlb·Day Adventist · Mulben y Hts. Rd .. Pomeroy; Saturday · Ser,·ku: Sabbath Sc huul • · Z· p.m.. Worship- 3 p.l)l. Faith GO@ipel Cburth Long' Botlom, Sunday School -_9:30 a.m.. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 1:30 p.m., Wednesday 1:30 p.m. United Brethren MI. Humon United Brtthrtn In Christ Church Texas Community 364 1I Yfickham Rd. Pustor: Peter Milltindalc-. Sunday_~boo] 9:30 a.m., Worship • 10:30 a.m .. H XI p.m .. Wednesday Services • 7:00 p. m. Youth group meeting 2 nd ~ 4th SundaJIS 7p.m . Eden United BRthrtn In Christ .Stlte Route 124, bttween Reedsville &. Hockingport. Sunday School • 10 a.m., S~day W?rship • 11:00 a. m. Wt dnesday: FuH G-' U ...lb..,. 33045 Hihuid Road, Pome«Jy. Pas tor; Roy Hunter, Sund;ty Sc ~oo.l .' JO a.m .• Eveni!lg 7:X! p.m., TuesdaY & Thu ~.- h\0 p.m. Sontb B;tthel Community Cttu.nh illnberll~ot~t.~~:!~lllti jfuneral- ~omr· ROCKSPRINGS Let your light so shine before REHABILITATION CENTER men, rhatthey ma)! see your CENTER Middleport, OH 740-992-5141 The care you dese"e, close Ia homt good works and glorify Yf>Ur Coolville, Ohio James Anderson, Adam McDaoitl· Directors Pomeroy, 08 740·992·5444 Comm,it thy works untothe Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 36759 Rocksprings Ad. Pomeroy, OH 45769 740.992·6606 Ckoord> Sunday Scht.JQI 10:00 11m. S\lnday Worship U :00 11m, Wednt:sda)' 7:00 p~ Putor: Bryan & M1ssy Dailey Sc hool ·9:30a.m., Wnrsh\p - 10:30 a.m., Polnl Rock Churth orttie Na11rene Route 68.9. Albliny, Rev, Lloyd Otimm, pntor, Sunday School 10 am: worhsip wv'ice 11 i m,i:.vening service 1 ~m ..Wed. prayer mteling_? pm Mt. Oll~e Uuited 1\-lctbodblt . Ktng\bllr) Ru.W , Pastur. Robert V&!!Ce, Sunda) School • 9:JO • -~ -. Wonhtp Scrv1~ 10:30 am.; Everu ng Service 6 p.m. Fmdom Gospd hlkoion Bald Knob, 011 Co. Rd . Jl, Putor: Rev. Roaer Willford. Sunday Scboof • 9:JO a.m W.orslup- 1 p.m. # St. Paul Ll!tberan Church 'Comer Sycamore & ~cond St .• Pomeroy. SLin. School - 9:45a.m.• Worship · II a. m. Church of God c.n.w. ln- l i o o o l Clourdl Pa,tor JlUI l...ol•·eoder, Sulld.ay School 9 30 a.m., Worship - 10:30 a.m aOO 6 p.m , Wedflt'tday Servas - 1 p.m. Pear!Chapd Holln£11 Church .\1057 Stal~ Routt' ·325. Langsvlle. ~tor: Briw Bailey, Sunday school - 9:30 a.m. . Sunday wor~/1l p · 10:.10 _a.m. &: ? p.nt., Wedriesday prayer service· 7 p.m. Tbe Cbureh or Jesus . ChrlW vr Latler· D•y Salnb . to a.m .. WOI'VIip - 9 a.m G,.... Eplocopol Cbur<lo . Bradbury Churth of Chrhil Ministe r; Tom Runyon. 39558 Bradb ury Road, Mi ddl eporl. Sunday Sc hool · 9:30 Agency Inc. If ye abide in Me, and My Full Hna ol Insurance words abide in you, ye shall · Products+ ask what ye will, an(/ iJ shall AGIENC:IIlS il1C. ServiCes Pa!iaor. Dtwayne Stunler. Sunday School 10 il.m .. Wonhip - II a.m . Congregational P.......yCb -. o l t h o - Other Churches na......, p.m: LMui=tl Cliff free Methodist Chun:h Pastor: G~en McC~un g, Sunday Scb09l 9:30 a.m.. Wots hip - 10:30 a.m. and b p .m .,W~oo:Way Servi<:e.. ?:00 p.m. 740-594-6333 Financial Pastor. Jim Corbirt. Sunda)' School - 9 a.m.. Wonlbip - 10 a.m., Thclday Scn·ic:c\ - 7:JOp.m. C..fn!CM<a-' Mbusy (SyncltSCI, Pmor: Bob Robinwn. Stmay SdJUol - 9:45 a.m.• WonhJp • II un .. Wcdoesda)' Strv~ ·7:30 p.m OJ . Whitt Rd . off St. Rt. 160, Pastor: PJ . Chapnwl. Slmda) Sdlool - 10 a.m , Worship- II a.m .. Wed~y Services - 7 TupPer. I'IMin Chun:h of Chris I lnstrumt" Wor.~hip Service= • 9 tl. m., Commun, ,, 10 a.m., Sundny Sc hool 10:1 5 a.m .. Youth- ~:30 pm SundUy, Bible Study Wcdnesdil)' 1 pm ' . '(UU . .-... 1\lppm Ptainl St. Pa.l Appl~ and 5«-Qnd S(j __ Pastor: Rev. David RuSJ>tll, Sunday Schoo! altd Woobip- 10 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30 p.m .. Wednesday Stn·tceS ·-6:30 p.m. Siher Ridge- Pa!<tor Lirtda OtmtWOOd. Sunday khool • 9 .am., Wotship Servke 10 a.m 2nd arid -kh Surwiay p.m. seJVi\.~ 5th and Main., P.ufcit: A I Hartson , - ....... WnHhip - 9JO a.m.. Sunda)' School . 10 ~ 30 a.m .• Filii Sunday o{ Month - ?;OO Dan~Uk Pomeroy Church of Christ your light so shine bel'or<'I that they rnuy see h-ood ~ork s and glorify :' IFather in heaven." 499 Richlund Avenue, Athens Matthew 5: . and The Daily Sentinel Andqujty 8a_ptlst Sunday ~chool.. - 9:]0 11.m.. Wor~h ip 10:45 a.m.. Sun'day_Evening • tS:~ .p.m .. 10:30 IJ!II. Pastor: 'Shane M. Bo\1-Une. Sunda) Wun.hip • lO own .. 6 p.m .. Wednt'~}' Servi«s- 7 pm. ·= . :·• Find Out Who The BestOfTheBest Is In Tri-Cou"'tyl -. Church of Christ Reedsville Church of Cit riD VIctory Boptisllndependent 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepurl . Pi15tor: James E ."~ee·5ee,, Worship- · IOu,m .. 7 p.m., Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. · p.m. L~nn_ a.m. Railroad St .. Mason, Sunday School - lfl a.m .. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m, We4nesday Services - 1 pm. Not AtriiWIH Witt! MID Marcum l'lloofln • "*"odllng Find out in min.utes jf you could be eligible for benefitS! 10:4~ Fahb Baplltl Qlun:h F'" El!imltn :• ~------~--------------------------~----------------~ •• -' ·'', Ph : 740 -985-4141 ·Cell : 740 -416 -1834 The FREE service helps eligible seniors claim IE!X credits and public benefits like : • Home Energy Assistance • Food Stamps • Medicare RX Extra Help • Medicare Savings · • Golden .Buckeye and • Senior Community Service Employment •.. .~ 47i39 Ricbd Rood, L;,ng BottOOn , OH '• (.' . MIUW.MIICIM,IWNEI Connecting Seniors to pubHc benefits and other supports. liope Baptl!l Cbumo (Sool.,rn> S10 Grant St .. Middlepon. $tmday school ·9:30a.m.; Worship- H li.m. ~nd 6 p.m., Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. !'astor: Gary Ellis Rolland Ftnt :O.ptht Churdt SUnday Scbi)O\ - 9:.\0 a.m., Worship - Hin~ldt Room Additions, Decks, Garages, VJhyl & Wood Siding, Roofing, Chain Link & Waod Fencing · General Home Maintenance Help Is Available for Ohio's Seniors! Sat'ftd Heut C.lldk: Clluft':h 161 Mulberry A\'e .. Pomti'O)'. 992-589!'1 . Pastor. Re.,, Walter E. Heihl , Sat Con. 4A5-5J 5p.m.; Ma,~- ~i;J() p.m .. Sun. Con. -8:45·9: t ~ a.m ... Sun. Mass • 9:30 a.m .. Daily Mau - 8:30 a.m. Carptnur lndtptMeld B1p1JM Chartb Sunday ScOOol ~ 9:1oam. Ptuclling Service !0:30am, Even.ing Service 7o00pm. Wedn<>doy Blbl< Study 7o00 pm, Pastor: ~ Chomb or God" l'ropiMcy Catholic am., Wouhip - 10:30 a.m .• 6 p.m., ~)' SH\·Krs -1 p.m. Sunda,) School - 9:30 a.m .. Wootup - Bibk Study 7 prn .Poptale F.......IIBap!lii Cbwdl Pastor:, Aoyd Ross. Sunday School 9:30 to . 10:30am, WorJllpsem'--e 10:30ro 11:00 am. "!'ed. preaching 6 pm Old Bdhtl Frte Will Bapdsl Chun:lf ·2·t16QJ St. Rt. · 7, Middleport: Sunday Ser_vice - 10 a.m .. 6:00 p.m., Tuesda)' Scrv i ~es -6:00 '<;~~f Ca ll . MAR CUM CON STRU CTION 21 yuruxpetlenct . Flnt Baptbt Chuitb 01 M1100, \\'V (IA!kpend;..'fll Baptist> SR 652 And A~~n Sl·. Ptmor: Robert Grady. Sunda) school 10 am~ Morning chun:h II am. Sunday en·ning 6 pm. We-d . Baptist Cheshire Baptist Chun:h Pastor: S~e Little. ?40-367-7801. H. 140-992-7J42, C. 140-tr'j-~21. Sunday ~hool: 9:30 am, Morning Woohip: 10:30 &n:J· Youdl~ Bible Buddie5 (;:30 pm. choir practice 7;30; Special days of month I. Ladies oF Grace 1. pm 2nd' Monday. 2. Men's Ft-llo~ship 7 pm 3rd Tues. · Satterfield. Sunday School · 9:4.5 a.m., Evening - 6p..m .. ~~sda) Sc'f\'~ - 7 W~y7pm . bl, • "'~ llvn- ValJt)' Rivt:r Valley Apostolic WOtShtp eater. 813 S. 3rd Ave ., MuldlqJOO, Rev. ' Michltl BrOidford, PastQ(, Sunda), 10 30 a.m. Tuct- 6:JO pnyes, Wed. 7 pm !JibltSwdy Uhmy ...... oiGod P.O. Boll 467, Dudding Lane ~ MasQP. W.Va ., Paswr: Neil Termant, Sul;lday Strv~- 10:00 a.m. and.? ~.m. .. ..•• .11, Ra\·em.,.:ood. WV. Sunday School 10 am• Moming wtnf!ip II am Eveninll - 7 p111 . · Assembly of God • Saturday, June 27 POMEROY - Concert on the River sponsored by New Beginnings United Methodist. Church at Pomeroy parking lot, 7 p.m. 'Truly Sav.ed" singing. Free music, hot dogs and drinks. Take a lawn chair. _ a..,. . c...... School - 10 a .nl-. l:venmg - 1 p m., WOOftt,Jay Servic~ - 1 p.m .Jn. .·.• Church events VanZandt illld \\'ani Rd., Pa5IOI: James EmmuuciA,.....kTa- lnc. . , Salem S1 .• JlJslOI': Ed BWlley . Surnby Loop Rd off New Uma Rd. Rutland, Servim: Sut1 10;00 & 7:30 pm .• lburs. 7:00p.m .. Pwor Many R. Huttoo ' . c"""" ,.._ CbriHApuotolk Mtller, Sunday Sthool -. IO:JO a.o1., Evtnin£- 7:30.p.m. i The Daily Sentinel -· Page AS Pastor:" Denzil Null, Worship- 9-lO am Suday Sdloot - IO:JCh.m, Mde Htlf Rd ., R.ac:ine, Puaor. J.amu • . www.mydailysen•lnel.com WORSIIIP GOD THIS WEEK Friday, June 26, 2009 Revival on the River Why won't she reconcile? Bv Page.i\4 Father in heaven." . Marthew· God so loved the wnrtn .he gave his only John 3:16 II. Located less than 30 minutes from Athens. Pomeroy or Parkersburg l-740-66'7·3156 to Mv araceis for thee: for mv .strenath is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 Thr Lord dots not lOOk allhrthinrs 1111111 loob ar, ""'" /oob atthr outward appearanct, lht Lord loob a1 rh• htal1. • 2 SamU<I16-7b .. �' BYTHEBEND -The Daily Sentinel ANNIE'S MAILBOX KATHY MITCHELL . AND MARCY SUGAR ~>far Annie: My wife and I mel when we were in college. We are now 43. Ten years into the marriage. I became addicted to cocaine. We separated five years ago. bur remain very close. I have been clean for a year and want to pursue our relationship as husband and wife. We sti ll love each other and enjoy one anuth· er's company. We also fmd each other physically atrracti ve, but she refuses to return to the marriage or have· a sexual relationship. Jt'; like being married without the physical contact. I . have tried, but she always pushes me away. She wants ·the financial support. but not the emotional involvement. I am Jired of this situation. i can jt Jive without her, and I hate Jiving apart. I want her back. What should I do? Gaithersburg, Md. Dear Gaithersburg: We don' t know why your wife has no interest in a reconciliation . The best way to get to the heart of the maner is to seek professional counseling, preferabl y with your wife. However, if she won 't I go. it means she has no bly due to the size of the interest in changing the situ· room. That includes available ation. The counselor will space for dancing. Perhaps th¢n help you decide what they didn't invi!e any cousins your next step should be. It at all, from either side. People is unfair for you to remain should not impose their prefin limbo. If she isn't willing erences on others' guest lists. to be a complete partner, We don't believe this was an with all the trimmings, she intentional slight, so please shou ld set you free, emo- attend the wedding for your tionally and legally. husband's sake and try to Dear . Annie: My hus- have a good time. band's nephew is getting Dear ~nnie: "Concerned . married soon, and we Ahout My Son's Future" said received our invitation three her 'iQn experienced a mental weeks ago. The problem is, breakdown during his fust they didn't invite my kids, semester in college.l am sadwho are in their 30s. I realize dened that this happened, but people can invite whomever . as. a college administrator, I they choose, but couldn't . am troubled by her question: they have at least inv ited "What ·afe the nation 's coltheir 1tirst cousins to the leges doing about this probdance? T hey have always lem?" The question implies gonen along beautifu lly. that schools should provide · There are going to be 150 regular mental health screenpeople at the wedding, and ings for all students, and resonly six of them are rel-ated idence halls should lie staffed on my husband's side . It has with licensed profeSsional made me not want to go. I counselors. · can 't understand. it. We've Colleges are educational been family for 35 years. institutions, nof total care Hurt and Angry facilities. While we provide ·a Dear Hurt: Unless you .variety 'of services to· assist have planQed a wedding, you students with personal may not appreciate how com· growth and development, it is plicated the process can he. not olir job :to anticipate _or They undoubtedly have ·a prevent every mental health limited guest list, not only for tssue. I'Jll sad the "school financial reasons. but possi· didn't seem to care," and I am • Friday. June 26, 2009 sure they were ''interested in avoiding liability" because of the parents' implication that the school should somehow have heen able to anticipate the very problem his parents were unable to . foresee. College Administrator Dear Administrator: You are correct that some prob!ems cannot be anticipated. and schQOls should not be blamed for this. But when parents send their children off to coUege, the school assumes the role of guardian. Even though most kids are over 18 and 'legally responsible for themselves, parents need to believe their child is being watched over and that serious problems will be noticed. Annie's Mailbox is wril· ten by Kathy Mitchell and Marcy Sugar, longtinN edi· tors of the Ann l.iJnders column. Please e-mail your · questions to anniesmail· box@comcast.net, or write to: Annie's Mailbox, P.O. Box 118190, Chicago, IL 60611. To find out mo~e tibout Annie's Mailbox, and read features by other Creators Syndicate writers and ·cartoonists, visit the . Creators Syndicate Web page aJ www.creaJoni.com. Ratlaod r... Will a""" ..•• ,i I :s ,, •I :::' ~ ~ . ' '• '• •• ·- .• • •'•• Brian J; Jlleadlphoto . .. Gospel music, with the Ohio River in the background, was the oJ'!Ier of the evening 'Wednesday. These singers were part of a "Revival on the River" on the stage of the Pomeroy parking lot.. • Submlttad photo .·.. .• Alter this week's summer reading program at the Pomeroy Library, these children made posters demonstrating both their support for the Meigs County District Public Library as well as their feelings against the proposed budget cuts for libraries across the state. If passed, the · MCDPL could see a 50 percent cut in their budget over the next two years, likely resulting in ,layoffs, the closure of some district branches .and severely limited houn> of operation. Many advocates for libraries across the state are speaking out against the proposed budget cuts whrch would take effect almost immediately after the state budget is approved by June 30. • .• :. • • • • ·.•• Community Calendar Birthdays Saturday, June 27 LONG BOTTOM Ruby Brewer will celebrate cards can be.sent to PO Bo~ her 85th birthday today, 4, Long Bottom, 45743 . Co m me n ca l & Res tdent tal r' ' I \ •, lI ... ~ 1 \ JQin Us at The Meigs Senior Center July 1from 9 a.m. • 4 p.m. for a FREE Ohio Benefit Bank Clinic II ~ - ~------------------------------------~ '' 11' •' ' au8 Area Agency on Aging \..)/..; SeMng Seniors tn Athens . Hocking. Meigs. Mooroe. MOrgan. Ncblo. Perry & Washington Cou nties '' . . Th r~ ad paid ror by grant momt~ from Tht Ohio A~~;ociati9n of Seco nd HaiVttt Food 8anh a nd Tht Columbu• FoundlilCJ!I to t lqlllnd occo" to Tht Ohio Btnofit• Banlc (OBB) in Morgan County, Pomeroy First BapU!t Ptllitot Jon Bruckert, Ea!>t Mai n St., Sunday Sch. !11:30 am, Wollhir 10:30 am tlnt Soulhem Bapll!il 41STZ POm~roy Pike. Su nday School 9:30 a.m., Worship - 9~4~ am & 7:00 p.m.'. Wedneitday Services-7:00 p.m_. ' Fint Baptbl Cburcb . Pastor. Billy Zuspan 6th and PRi mer Sr., MiddlePflrt. Sunday School · 'U 5 a.m., Worstlip - IO:IS a.m .. -7:0tl p. m.. . - Wcd!'Csday Serv ice...-7:00 p.m. Racine FIM BaptlsJ Pastor; Ryan Eaton . .pa siO£ , Sunday School · 9:30 a.m., Worship - 10: 40 a.m., , 6:00 p;m.• Wednc5day Servi~u ·• 7:00 pm. Sliver Run' Bapll11t PM.tor: John Swanson, Sunday School • IOa.m·., Wo rs hip · ll e.m.. 7:00 p.m. ,Wedneiday Services-7:00p.m. Mt. Union B11ptl!lt Pastor: Denni s Weaver S.unday Sc~oo l 9: 45 a.m., Evening - 6:30 p.m., Wednesday Services- 6:30pm . Bt'lblehem 8aptlst Chu~h '·Great Bend , Route !24 , Racine. OH . Pa8tot;. , Sunday Sr:hool - 9:.30 a,m .. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m .. : Wed n esda ~ Bible Study- 7:~ p.m. Bapll:st C hnrt~ St. Rt. 143 just uff Rt. 7, Pqtor: Rev. - J ame~ R. Acree, Sr. , Sunday Oaified Se rvice. Worship -. 10:30 a.m.: 6 p.m .. Wt!d neM!ay Se rvice~ · 7 p. m. • m1 Tuesday,Jnne 30 .' For-at Run Baptist· Pomeroy .· Rev. Joseph Woods, Sunday School: ·w a.m., W~hip - 11:30 a.m. ., ' Mt. Mori11h Baptl!il Fourth &. Mai n St., Middltpon . Su nday School - 9:30a.m.. Worship- 10;4.5 n.ni. PW>tor: Rev. Mi chael AThompson. Sr. :• .. Wesbide- Cbun b or 'c briJt · . 33226Children's Hom~; kd. Pomeroy. oH Conr...:t 740-441-1296. Suqday morriing 10:00. Sun morning Bible stLid}: followmg wnrship. Sun. evr 6:00 pm. Wed bible slody ,7 pm Hemlodt Gron Cllri!HJan Cflurdl Ministn: Larry Bro~n. Worship - 9: 30 a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m .. Bible: Study- 7 p.m. 212 W. Main St., SundaY School~ 9:30 . a.m .. Worship· · 10:3[) ~~- ~ .. Wednesday Services - 1 p:m. · 6 p.m .. . ' . Pori:teroy Wt!iitddt -Chorda ot Chrilit J322(! Cbih;Jren's Ho me Rd. , Sunday School- I I <UJL. WONhip · JO·<~.nl .. 6 p.m, Wedne~ay Se~u.:i:!i' • 7r .m. Middleport Chun:b of Chrlst s,...,... Fl"' Cburdo ofGod i Childrells .Direclor; Sharo11 Sayre. Teen· O irtttn~ Dodger Vaughan, Sunday Schcfol · ~ 9:30 a.n1., Woohip- 8: 15, 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m .. Wed11esday Services - 7 p.m. Keno Charth of Chrifit Worship - 9:30 a.m., Sunday Scltnol "10:30 a.m .• PusiOr-Jeffrey Wallace, I stand 3i-d·SunQay Bearwallov Rldae Church o'f Christ PaSior: Bruce Terry, S u ndt!~ School -ll;JO a.m. w~· i5 bip . 10:30 a.m .• 6:30 p .m. Wednesday Services - 6:30p.m. Zkln O.tirt~ of Cbrbl PomeJoy, Harri_sonvi lle Rd. (Rt.l43), Pastor: Roger Wat§On~ Sunday School • 9:30 a.m:, W()rship - 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m., Wcd n ~sda~· Service~ - 1 pm . TriniQ' Cbu('fb Pa!olor- ~\' . Tnro JohnliCKl. Second ~e ~all~olt~ ia1~ Wribunf, ~oint ~ua~ant ~ID~kr Bill Quickel · 992-6677 Fornt Run .t !'~or~ 8ob Robinson. Sunday School· Porn.:my. PaMOr: . Worship 10:2.5 a.m .. Episcopal u...k<Mld'"-'> 3~6 E.. Main St., Pomtioy. HoJy 'Eucharisr I I:JO a.m. Sunday & SJO pm Wed. Re11. Leslie Aemming Pastur: Brian Dunham. ~1nday ~h ool 9:30a.m:. Wori>hip • II:OOa.m. · Holiness Pa.."'r: 8tlb Ro'bilisot~. Sunday Sc~- 9 a.m .. Worship - IOa.m. Miat~rilll CommunitYCltun:b SfC'.ve Tomct. M.Un Street, Jtu:Uand, Sunday. Worship--10~ 00 a.m., · Sunday ~O'ice-:..7 p.m . Pastor: Worship'· IO::ioa.m. Rolland Church of Christ Sunday School • 9:30 a.m .. Worship and ~o mm un i o-n · 10:30 a. m., David Wiseman, Mi niSief Dradrord Churrh ofChrbt CoJ11(! r of S!. Rt. 114 & Bradbury Rd., Minister: Dou~rShambU n . Ynu,tb Mi'nister: Bill Amberger, Sunday Sc hool · 9:30 a.m. Wors hip - ti:OO a.m.. 10;30 a.m., 7:00 . p. m . ,Wedm::sd~ty St rvict~ · 7:QO p.m. Ufckory II Dis Churth or Cbrisl nlp(l(N Pluins, Pa~tnr Mike Moore. Bihlr · class . 9 a.m. Sunday: wurs hip.IO a.m.. · Sunday: "'or1hip 6:30 Pm Sunday; Bible' . cia~ 1 pm Wed. . Pastor: Jack Colgrove, Sunday Schon!: 9~ J [) a.m., Wu r~hi [l Scl'\'ic(': l0:30 ·n.m .. Bible Smdy, Wednesdu), (dO P., m. Dexttr Cburth or Christ S1.:mday s~hool 9:30a.m., Sunday won:hip - 10:30 TM Chu.-ch of Christ of Pomtroy Imersection ' ~ and 12J W. Evange!i10t: Denni$ Sarge nt . Sundtty Bible S!udy 9:30a.m .. WorShip: 10:30 a.m. and 6:'30 p.m .. Wednesda): Bible Study - 7·p..m. a.n, Christian Union llartford Chun h of C_hrist in C lt~s lfan Uni.on Hanfnrtl . WVn .. Pas10r: Mike Puckett , Sunday S~hoOl - 1):30 u.m ., Worship 10:30 a. m., 7:00 p.m .. Wetlne~ d ay Ser.v ice~ - 7:011p.m. S~y School· 9 a.1n., Worlhip. \Oa.m. Nev· Beginnings Cllurdl p.......,y Pastnr. Brian Dunham. WorShip - 9:25 a.m .. Sunday &:bool- J0;--45 a.m . !lock Sprlnp lkwa)'p( Stutl er, Sunday $chool. 9:00 a.m .. Worship - to· a.m ., Yout h Fellows'!iP· Suodtl)l : 6 p.m. 'Earl}' Sunday worship lS am. Lenora Leifheit Pas~ or: cat....,. Pilgrim Chapct .Harrisonville Road. Paswr. ·charles McKenzie, Sunday School 9:30 a.m .. Worship - I I a.m:, HKl p.m., Wed nesday Serv1ce - 1:00 p.m. R<W: of Sharon HciineM: Cllurt;b Leading Crr.ek Rd .• Rutland. Pastor: Rev. Dewey King. Sunday school- 9:30 11.m .. · Su nd~ wurship -7 p.m., Wednesday pra yer meeting· 7 p.m. Pine Gnwe Dible Hollnns Churdl 112 mlle off Rt. 325. Pastor: Rev. O'Dell Manley_ Sunday SchOol - 9:30 a.m., Worship ·. !0;3Q a.m., 6:00 p.m., Yrednelitlay Service ~.i:OO p.m. 1·800451·9806 be done unto you . . John 15:7 'Rut land Pastor: John Cbaplllan, Sunday SchOol . · 9:30a.m .. Worship· IO:jp&.m.: Thursday Services - 7 p.m. Sakm Cmter . Pj!;tor: William K. Mmball. Sunday S~;;hoo l - 10:15 a.m., Worshi p - 9: 15 u n., Bibk Swdy: MOnda}' 7:00 pm Snowvtue ~undsy School - 10 a.m.. Worship- 9 a.m _BilthiiR)' W~ eya o Bible lloll~m Cburth 15 PeaJ'I St.. Middleport. Pas tor: Dopg Col. Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship 10:45 p.m.. Sunduy Eve. 6:00 p.m., · Wednesday Se_ rvice ~7:00p .m . Hpdl Run Colfllmunlty Cburdl ()astor: Rev.Larry Lemle}l ~ Sunday Sl:OO;.l ·9:30 a.m., Wnnhip - 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m.. Thursday Bihl t Study and Youth.-7- p .m. Pastor: John Ro~w i cz, Sunday School • 10 a.llJ., Wonhip • 9 a.m .. Wednesday Services-. W a.m. ~ Cafmei-Sutton Carmel & Bashan Rds. Raclne 1 Ohio . Pastor: John Ro.zewicz. Sunday 'school 9;45 a.m .; Wor~hip • I 1':00 a.m. , Bible Study Wed. 7:30 p.m. MomlngSII:r Pastor: -John Rozew icl, Sundlly School _1 I a.m .. WOJShip - ·10 a.m. Eut Letart Pastor: DiU Marsha ll S und tt~ School 9a.m., Woi~hi p - to &,m., h r Sunday •tvCry mnnth ew:nins ~rvice 1:00 p.m..; Wednesda~- 7 p.m. Latter·Day Saints St._ R1 .' 160, 446-6247 or 446-74tl6. ~un d ay School 10:20- 11 a.m., Relief Socitty/Priest hood II :05- 12:00 t:aoon. Sacn men! Se rviCe Q- 10: 15 a .m., Homemaking: meeting. 1st Thurs. -1 p.m . lbd111e· William Marshall .. Sunday School - 10 . a.m., Worship • · II a.m .Wedncsday Servites 6 pm; Tbur Bible Study'/ pill Lutheran Coolville United MetbodiJt Parish Pa5tor: Hi:Jen Kline, Coolville Chu rch. Muin & Fiflh Sr .. Sun. School · 10 a..m .. Worship- 9 a.m., Tues, Scr*cs-? p.m. ~litor: ~ev. Sl. John Lutherm Cbun:ll Pine Grove. Wmshi p -_9:00 a.rn ., Sunday School- 10:00 a.m . Pastor: Belhcl Cburcb rownship RLl .. 468C, Sunday Sc hqol • 9 a.m. Worship • 10 ·a.(fl ., Wtdnc:Way . Sn vices. · 10 a.m. ' Our Saviour Luther110 Church Wal nut and Henry Sis., ~ave n swoud. W.Va .. Pllstor: David Russell . Sunday S~ hool - 1~:00 a.m .. Wilrship. I I a.m. llocklngport CbQrth Kathry n Wiiey. Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Woahip- 10:30 a.m.. Pastor Phillip · Bell United Methodist Torth _Church Co. Rd. 63, Sunday· SchOQI - 9:30 R.m., Worship· 10:30 a.m. Graham ·Uiaitrd Methodist Wors,hip - II a.m. Pa~tor: Ri<;hard Nta.-.c Bl'.(htel Ut1lted Melhodlst Ne w Haven, Richard Neuse. Pastor. Sunday worship 9:30 a.m. Tues. 6:30 prayer ar1d Bible S1udy. Nazarene ·. CMmr Cb rdl of the NUMHt Pa1itor: Rrv, Curtis Randolph. Sunday School ~ 9:30 un.. Wor!ihip - 10:30 a.m., Stlnday evC'ning 6 pm , Rutland Ctlur(ll ol Ole Nua~Ue PastClf Georgt Stadl~r . Suftday School Whlu:'s_C ll•~ Wtdeyaa · Cool ville Road. Pastor: Rev. Charles Martindale, Sunda)' ~houl · 9;30 a,m., Worship- 10:30 Lm .. WedMsday Service .. -7 p.m 9:30 am .. Worlhip - 10:30 3.m., 6:30 p.m.• Wedne'Aiay Serv!CtS · 1 p.m. ~" Hope Ch•Kh Old Amrncan L.tgion Hall. Founh A\ e., Middltpon. Sunday 5 p.m. Syncusr Cum.numity O.urdl, 2411) Secood St .. Syracuse, OH Sun. School tO' IIITI. Sundy nig.ll: 6:30 pn1 Paunr: Joe Gwinn A New Bq:innlr,c 4Full f'.o8Jlf4 Churtb) Harrisonvillt:, Pll!itor.;~ Bub _ and Kay Marshall. Thurs. 7 p.m. faininr Ribtt Clllu"tll l.elan, W.Va. Rt. I. Pas1or: Brian May. SundBy School-9:30a.m., Worship·1:00 p.m., Wednl:iiday Bibk! Study ·1:00 p.m. F•ith litftowllli.p c....- rc1r Cbritl Pastor: Rev. Franklin Dickens, Service: Friday.7 p m. Cll•ary Bii.J. Chum Pomeroy' Pile, Co. Rclo., P.astor: R e~. Blackwood. Sunday School ·-9:30a.m .. Worsl'tip 10:30 a.nf .. 7:30 p.m .• · Wcdne$day Strvict ·1:30pm. Amazing (;rau_Community Cbureh Pastor: Way!W:' Dunl~p .Statt Rt . 681 , Tuppers Plains. Sun. Worship: 10 am&. 6:30pm .. Wed. Bible Study 7:00p.m. s ~,..,,... Off 12~ . behi nd Wi lk ~sVille, P~stO r : Rev. kalph Splres, Sunday School ·.9:30a.m,. Wo!!1hip - IO:::m a.m.: 7 p.m., nmrnduy Services- 7p.m . Middleport Church Of the Nazarme Pastor: Leonard- Powell , Sunday School 9:30a.m ..Wors hip - 10:30 a.m., {dO p.m .. Wednesday Services· 7 p.m., Meip Cooperalln Parish Cluster. Alfred. Pastor: Jim Corbitt ."·Sunday Sc hool - 9:30 a.m.. Wo~ h ip- II a.m., 6:30p.m. Nunht:a~t Reetbvil~ FflloM'ship Church nf the Na~are n e, Pastor: R us~ll Carson . Sunday Sc hool · 9:90 ' a.m.. Worship - 10:45 lt.m.. 1 p.Tn., Wednesday ~rvices ·1 p.m. Chesler Pastor:·· Jim Corbiit. Worship'· 9 o.fll ., Sunduy Sl: hool • 10 a..1n . . 'i'nursda~· Scrvi~.:es- 1 p.m. Syrac:lN Cbun:h ol dte Na%BI'l!Df P11stor Mik:e Adkins, Sunday School · 9:30 Joppa c...... o~., Oasb Chri!JtiaD FtUowshfp (Non-denomn101tional rellowshipl Meeting in th<: Mc1g1 Middk School Cafetena P~tor : Chris Slewan LO:OO am - Noon Sunday: Informal Worship, Clt.illin'slliiniru-y RoJoldo& ure Ckwdl SOO N. 2nd A\'C., Middlepon. P111tor: Mib Rnoum. Putor Emeritus Uwret.ce Nxe·man, Worship- 10:00 am Communlty ol CbtiJt Portland-Racine ltd .. Pastor: Jim Proffitt .. .Wtdntsday Sen· ices . 1 p.m. Sunday School . 9:30 a.m .. Worship 10:30 11.m.. Wednesdav' Senice's ~ 1:00 Clifton lllbornadc ChOfth ' . ' . p.m. Clifton, W.Va .. Sunday S~llool - 1q 1.fn.o Btt.Mi Wonhlp Ct!Pkr Wonhip- 1 p.m .. Wednesdi!y Service ~ 7 j9782 S1. Rl . 1, 2 miles south or Tuppers p.m. Plains. OH- No n-deno m in ation~ ! with Tbt Ark Churtb C90temporuy Praise ·&. WQnhip . PastOr 3173 <kofJes Creek Road,Gal lipnlis,OH Rob Barber. Assoc. Pastor Karyn Davis . Pastor: Jrurue Wireman. Sunday Services Yo uth Director Betty Fulks. Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wednesday- 1 p.m. Tlturiday ~rv i ce); 10 am WoTlihip & 6 prn Family Prayu & Praise al 6 pm. Clancs fur Ill Lire Classes. Wed &: Thur night Life age~ eve ry Sunday & Wtdntiday. Groups at 1 pm. Thun mom'ing l,adies' www.thtarlcchurch .nct Li re Group at 10. Outer Limiu Youth Uk Group on Wr:d.evening from 6:30 to 8:30. VtSit us onl ine .-.1 www.betheiWc.org. F.. t.Gospel Churdl ol the Llvlna: Savior Asb Street Churrh · R1.338, AntiquitY. Past~;~r: J~:* Murris. . 3!18 As h St., Middkpo n-P~stors Marie · Services: Saturday 2:00 p.m. Morrow,- & Rodney Walker Sunday SchOol · 9:30 a.m., Morning .Worship · Salem Comt1'unhy Chun:h . 10:30 un·. & 1:00 pm: Wedne.~y service Back of ~st Cnlumbio. W.Va,om Lieviog · 7:00 ~.m .. Yootb Service· 7:00p.m. Road. Pas1or: Charies Roush {304) 67'5~ A&ape Lite Center · '2288, ·Sunday School 9:30 ilm, Sunday "Full-Gospel Church", Pn to rs -John & evening serVice 7:00 pm. Bibly Study Pony Wade. 603 Second Ave. Mason, 773WedneldaJI service-7:00pm ~1?, Scrvi~e time: Sund1y 10:30 a.m., Wo4nesday 7 pm Hobtoli Cluisllan Fdlowsltlp Churtb Pastor: Hersc hel Wilite, Suaday SchoolAbuod&ot Grace 10 am. SundayCh~h 5:ervice- 6:30 ptn 923 S. Third St., Middtepoft, Pastor Teresa WedneMla,Y 7 pni !>a vi s, Sun day se rvice, 10 a.m .. Wednesday ser'tl_ ice. 1 p.-m. Rt!lloratlon C .. rktiAn F,l191fllhlp 93ti~ Hnope( Road. · Athens, Pis1ar: Flllh Fui!Goopd Chutth Lonnie CoiKs, Sunday -Worshi p 10:00 am, Long BottOm, Pastor: Ste ve Reed, Sund~y W(dnc'sday: 7 pm · Sc hool • 9:30 a.m. Worthip - 9:30 a.m. and 7 p.m.. Wednesday- 1 p.m., Friday · HOUJC of Htallll. Mlnllltries fellowsllip ser'olice 1 p.m. St. Rt. 124 Llnp•H~, OH Full Gospel. Cl Pa.stoni Robert & RobecU HIU'rilonvlUe Ce~,PmunMy Qureh M u~ser, Sunday School 9:30 am. • Pastor: Theron Durham, Sunday • 9:30 Wors hip JO:JO • m : 1:00 pm. Wed. a.m. and 1 p.m .. WcdneMI ~y - 7 p.m. Sc:rvicc 7:00pm • Team Jesm Mlnlttrin Middleport Cemmaa.lty Churrb Meeting 333 ,Mechanic Strut, Pomeroy, 575 Pearl St .• Middlepon ·, Pastor: Sam OH . Pas!or Eddie Haef, Serv ice ·every An'denon, Su nd ay Schoo l io a. m.• · Sund ay 10:(1(1 a.m. Eve:iling ·7:30p.m ., Wtdrl~y Service· Pentecostal '7:30p.m. ~nlecotlal Alltmbly Pastor: St. .Rt. 124, Racine, 1'omado flit Sunday Sthoo! - 10 a.m., Evening ·. 7 p.JTI., Wednesday Servim -1 p.m. Faith Valley Tabernade Church .Bailey Run' RQad. Pastor; Rev. Em me ll RAwson . Sund1:1y Evenin g· 1 p.m.. Thursday Service 7 p.m. Pr~sbyterian H..-rbcNlvllle 1-'rtJbylerlan Cburc .. Pastor: Robert Marsha ll , Worship - 9:00 a.m.SuDday ~rat~RMIM~ 1411 Bridge l'!tan St., SyracuSt, PastorRev. Roy Thompson, Sunday .Scbool - 10 a.m, EveniRJ · 6 p.m.~ Wedricsday Setvice -7 p.m. Middleport Pretih)'teriau Pasion J ame ~ SnydC'r, Sunday School 10 a.m .• worsh1p service -I I ~PT~ . llazel ConunulliiJ Chun-/1 Off Rt. 124. Pilstor: Edsel Hart, Sunday · 7o30 p.m: · ·· Dya.:vllle Cummunily Cllul'(h Sunday· School - 9:30 .a.m., Worship •. 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Mont Chapel ctnan:h Sonday iehOOI- 10 a.m.. Worship- I! a.m.. Wtdn ~sday. Sm ic:e -7 p.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Snenlb·Day Adventist · Mulben y Hts. Rd .. Pomeroy; Saturday · Ser,·ku: Sabbath Sc huul • · Z· p.m.. Worship- 3 p.l)l. Faith GO@ipel Cburth Long' Botlom, Sunday School -_9:30 a.m.. Worship - 10:45 a.m., 1:30 p.m., Wednesday 1:30 p.m. United Brethren MI. Humon United Brtthrtn In Christ Church Texas Community 364 1I Yfickham Rd. Pustor: Peter Milltindalc-. Sunday_~boo] 9:30 a.m., Worship • 10:30 a.m .. H XI p.m .. Wednesday Services • 7:00 p. m. Youth group meeting 2 nd ~ 4th SundaJIS 7p.m . Eden United BRthrtn In Christ .Stlte Route 124, bttween Reedsville &. Hockingport. Sunday School • 10 a.m., S~day W?rship • 11:00 a. m. Wt dnesday: FuH G-' U ...lb..,. 33045 Hihuid Road, Pome«Jy. Pas tor; Roy Hunter, Sund;ty Sc ~oo.l .' JO a.m .• Eveni!lg 7:X! p.m., TuesdaY & Thu ~.- h\0 p.m. Sontb B;tthel Community Cttu.nh illnberll~ot~t.~~:!~lllti jfuneral- ~omr· ROCKSPRINGS Let your light so shine before REHABILITATION CENTER men, rhatthey ma)! see your CENTER Middleport, OH 740-992-5141 The care you dese"e, close Ia homt good works and glorify Yf>Ur Coolville, Ohio James Anderson, Adam McDaoitl· Directors Pomeroy, 08 740·992·5444 Comm,it thy works untothe Lord, and thy thoughts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 36759 Rocksprings Ad. Pomeroy, OH 45769 740.992·6606 Ckoord> Sunday Scht.JQI 10:00 11m. S\lnday Worship U :00 11m, Wednt:sda)' 7:00 p~ Putor: Bryan & M1ssy Dailey Sc hool ·9:30a.m., Wnrsh\p - 10:30 a.m., Polnl Rock Churth orttie Na11rene Route 68.9. Albliny, Rev, Lloyd Otimm, pntor, Sunday School 10 am: worhsip wv'ice 11 i m,i:.vening service 1 ~m ..Wed. prayer mteling_? pm Mt. Oll~e Uuited 1\-lctbodblt . Ktng\bllr) Ru.W , Pastur. Robert V&!!Ce, Sunda) School • 9:JO • -~ -. Wonhtp Scrv1~ 10:30 am.; Everu ng Service 6 p.m. Fmdom Gospd hlkoion Bald Knob, 011 Co. Rd . Jl, Putor: Rev. Roaer Willford. Sunday Scboof • 9:JO a.m W.orslup- 1 p.m. # St. Paul Ll!tberan Church 'Comer Sycamore & ~cond St .• Pomeroy. SLin. School - 9:45a.m.• Worship · II a. m. Church of God c.n.w. ln- l i o o o l Clourdl Pa,tor JlUI l...ol•·eoder, Sulld.ay School 9 30 a.m., Worship - 10:30 a.m aOO 6 p.m , Wedflt'tday Servas - 1 p.m. Pear!Chapd Holln£11 Church .\1057 Stal~ Routt' ·325. Langsvlle. ~tor: Briw Bailey, Sunday school - 9:30 a.m. . Sunday wor~/1l p · 10:.10 _a.m. &: ? p.nt., Wedriesday prayer service· 7 p.m. Tbe Cbureh or Jesus . ChrlW vr Latler· D•y Salnb . to a.m .. WOI'VIip - 9 a.m G,.... Eplocopol Cbur<lo . Bradbury Churth of Chrhil Ministe r; Tom Runyon. 39558 Bradb ury Road, Mi ddl eporl. Sunday Sc hool · 9:30 Agency Inc. If ye abide in Me, and My Full Hna ol Insurance words abide in you, ye shall · Products+ ask what ye will, an(/ iJ shall AGIENC:IIlS il1C. ServiCes Pa!iaor. Dtwayne Stunler. Sunday School 10 il.m .. Wonhip - II a.m . Congregational P.......yCb -. o l t h o - Other Churches na......, p.m: LMui=tl Cliff free Methodist Chun:h Pastor: G~en McC~un g, Sunday Scb09l 9:30 a.m.. Wots hip - 10:30 a.m. and b p .m .,W~oo:Way Servi<:e.. ?:00 p.m. 740-594-6333 Financial Pastor. Jim Corbirt. Sunda)' School - 9 a.m.. Wonlbip - 10 a.m., Thclday Scn·ic:c\ - 7:JOp.m. C..fn!CM<a-' Mbusy (SyncltSCI, Pmor: Bob Robinwn. Stmay SdJUol - 9:45 a.m.• WonhJp • II un .. Wcdoesda)' Strv~ ·7:30 p.m OJ . Whitt Rd . off St. Rt. 160, Pastor: PJ . Chapnwl. Slmda) Sdlool - 10 a.m , Worship- II a.m .. Wed~y Services - 7 TupPer. I'IMin Chun:h of Chris I lnstrumt" Wor.~hip Service= • 9 tl. m., Commun, ,, 10 a.m., Sundny Sc hool 10:1 5 a.m .. Youth- ~:30 pm SundUy, Bible Study Wcdnesdil)' 1 pm ' . '(UU . .-... 1\lppm Ptainl St. Pa.l Appl~ and 5«-Qnd S(j __ Pastor: Rev. David RuSJ>tll, Sunday Schoo! altd Woobip- 10 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30 p.m .. Wednesday Stn·tceS ·-6:30 p.m. Siher Ridge- Pa!<tor Lirtda OtmtWOOd. Sunday khool • 9 .am., Wotship Servke 10 a.m 2nd arid -kh Surwiay p.m. seJVi\.~ 5th and Main., P.ufcit: A I Hartson , - ....... WnHhip - 9JO a.m.. Sunda)' School . 10 ~ 30 a.m .• Filii Sunday o{ Month - ?;OO Dan~Uk Pomeroy Church of Christ your light so shine bel'or<'I that they rnuy see h-ood ~ork s and glorify :' IFather in heaven." 499 Richlund Avenue, Athens Matthew 5: . and The Daily Sentinel Andqujty 8a_ptlst Sunday ~chool.. - 9:]0 11.m.. Wor~h ip 10:45 a.m.. Sun'day_Evening • tS:~ .p.m .. 10:30 IJ!II. Pastor: 'Shane M. Bo\1-Une. Sunda) Wun.hip • lO own .. 6 p.m .. Wednt'~}' Servi«s- 7 pm. ·= . :·• Find Out Who The BestOfTheBest Is In Tri-Cou"'tyl -. Church of Christ Reedsville Church of Cit riD VIctory Boptisllndependent 525 N. 2nd St. Middlepurl . Pi15tor: James E ."~ee·5ee,, Worship- · IOu,m .. 7 p.m., Wednesday Services· 7 p.m. · p.m. L~nn_ a.m. Railroad St .. Mason, Sunday School - lfl a.m .. Worship - 11 a.m., 6 p.m, We4nesday Services - 1 pm. Not AtriiWIH Witt! MID Marcum l'lloofln • "*"odllng Find out in min.utes jf you could be eligible for benefitS! 10:4~ Fahb Baplltl Qlun:h F'" El!imltn :• ~------~--------------------------~----------------~ •• -' ·'', Ph : 740 -985-4141 ·Cell : 740 -416 -1834 The FREE service helps eligible seniors claim IE!X credits and public benefits like : • Home Energy Assistance • Food Stamps • Medicare RX Extra Help • Medicare Savings · • Golden .Buckeye and • Senior Community Service Employment •.. .~ 47i39 Ricbd Rood, L;,ng BottOOn , OH '• (.' . MIUW.MIICIM,IWNEI Connecting Seniors to pubHc benefits and other supports. liope Baptl!l Cbumo (Sool.,rn> S10 Grant St .. Middlepon. $tmday school ·9:30a.m.; Worship- H li.m. ~nd 6 p.m., Wednesday Service • 7 p.m. !'astor: Gary Ellis Rolland Ftnt :O.ptht Churdt SUnday Scbi)O\ - 9:.\0 a.m., Worship - Hin~ldt Room Additions, Decks, Garages, VJhyl & Wood Siding, Roofing, Chain Link & Waod Fencing · General Home Maintenance Help Is Available for Ohio's Seniors! Sat'ftd Heut C.lldk: Clluft':h 161 Mulberry A\'e .. Pomti'O)'. 992-589!'1 . Pastor. Re.,, Walter E. Heihl , Sat Con. 4A5-5J 5p.m.; Ma,~- ~i;J() p.m .. Sun. Con. -8:45·9: t ~ a.m ... Sun. Mass • 9:30 a.m .. Daily Mau - 8:30 a.m. Carptnur lndtptMeld B1p1JM Chartb Sunday ScOOol ~ 9:1oam. Ptuclling Service !0:30am, Even.ing Service 7o00pm. Wedn<>doy Blbl< Study 7o00 pm, Pastor: ~ Chomb or God" l'ropiMcy Catholic am., Wouhip - 10:30 a.m .• 6 p.m., ~)' SH\·Krs -1 p.m. Sunda,) School - 9:30 a.m .. Wootup - Bibk Study 7 prn .Poptale F.......IIBap!lii Cbwdl Pastor:, Aoyd Ross. Sunday School 9:30 to . 10:30am, WorJllpsem'--e 10:30ro 11:00 am. "!'ed. preaching 6 pm Old Bdhtl Frte Will Bapdsl Chun:lf ·2·t16QJ St. Rt. · 7, Middleport: Sunday Ser_vice - 10 a.m .. 6:00 p.m., Tuesda)' Scrv i ~es -6:00 '<;~~f Ca ll . MAR CUM CON STRU CTION 21 yuruxpetlenct . Flnt Baptbt Chuitb 01 M1100, \\'V (IA!kpend;..'fll Baptist> SR 652 And A~~n Sl·. Ptmor: Robert Grady. Sunda) school 10 am~ Morning chun:h II am. Sunday en·ning 6 pm. We-d . Baptist Cheshire Baptist Chun:h Pastor: S~e Little. ?40-367-7801. H. 140-992-7J42, C. 140-tr'j-~21. Sunday ~hool: 9:30 am, Morning Woohip: 10:30 &n:J· Youdl~ Bible Buddie5 (;:30 pm. choir practice 7;30; Special days of month I. Ladies oF Grace 1. pm 2nd' Monday. 2. Men's Ft-llo~ship 7 pm 3rd Tues. · Satterfield. Sunday School · 9:4.5 a.m., Evening - 6p..m .. ~~sda) Sc'f\'~ - 7 W~y7pm . bl, • "'~ llvn- ValJt)' Rivt:r Valley Apostolic WOtShtp eater. 813 S. 3rd Ave ., MuldlqJOO, Rev. ' Michltl BrOidford, PastQ(, Sunda), 10 30 a.m. Tuct- 6:JO pnyes, Wed. 7 pm !JibltSwdy Uhmy ...... oiGod P.O. Boll 467, Dudding Lane ~ MasQP. W.Va ., Paswr: Neil Termant, Sul;lday Strv~- 10:00 a.m. and.? ~.m. .. ..•• .11, Ra\·em.,.:ood. WV. Sunday School 10 am• Moming wtnf!ip II am Eveninll - 7 p111 . · Assembly of God • Saturday, June 27 POMEROY - Concert on the River sponsored by New Beginnings United Methodist. Church at Pomeroy parking lot, 7 p.m. 'Truly Sav.ed" singing. Free music, hot dogs and drinks. Take a lawn chair. _ a..,. . c...... School - 10 a .nl-. l:venmg - 1 p m., WOOftt,Jay Servic~ - 1 p.m .Jn. .·.• Church events VanZandt illld \\'ani Rd., Pa5IOI: James EmmuuciA,.....kTa- lnc. . , Salem S1 .• JlJslOI': Ed BWlley . Surnby Loop Rd off New Uma Rd. Rutland, Servim: Sut1 10;00 & 7:30 pm .• lburs. 7:00p.m .. Pwor Many R. Huttoo ' . c"""" ,.._ CbriHApuotolk Mtller, Sunday Sthool -. IO:JO a.o1., Evtnin£- 7:30.p.m. i The Daily Sentinel -· Page AS Pastor:" Denzil Null, Worship- 9-lO am Suday Sdloot - IO:JCh.m, Mde Htlf Rd ., R.ac:ine, Puaor. J.amu • . www.mydailysen•lnel.com WORSIIIP GOD THIS WEEK Friday, June 26, 2009 Revival on the River Why won't she reconcile? Bv Page.i\4 Father in heaven." . Marthew· God so loved the wnrtn .he gave his only John 3:16 II. Located less than 30 minutes from Athens. Pomeroy or Parkersburg l-740-66'7·3156 to Mv araceis for thee: for mv .strenath is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 Thr Lord dots not lOOk allhrthinrs 1111111 loob ar, ""'" /oob atthr outward appearanct, lht Lord loob a1 rh• htal1. • 2 SamU<I16-7b .. �PageA6 FAITH • VALUES The ·Daily Sentinel Friday, June 26, 2009 - A Hunger For More Bv The Daily Sentinel l CARYN ROUSSEAU ly buildings, called the "We're to be good stewWhen 1 was about 9 without ever knowing the: Leadership Energy ards of our resources, our ·years old, I happened 10 love and power we might ~ Environmental Design, or financial resources as well run across a book by have known and never have : EVANSTON, Ill.- When LEED, the benefit of being made.certification. as the Earth's resources," Walter Farley called The it rained , water tilled the Another 54 congregations Buster said. "We take the Black Stallion in my eleready for the eternal life' basement a foot high, flood- have applied. · dollars we were spendil)g mentary sc hoo1 l'b U Pastor that 1 r~. p awa1·ts us . . ing the preschool room at Among the applicants are with utility companies and until that point I hadn thad Thom Let it not be so with you l least once a year. The air con- seminaries, chapels , sanctu- now spend them OD ministry much of an interest in readMollohan and me' The Bible tells us :. ditioner wouldn't work in aries, monastenes, student and missions." ing . But that book grabbed of how God so loved us: two rooms at the sante time , centers and church offices. Green building wasn't on my attention like no other that He gave, H"IS one and :' The Jewish Reconstructionist They are Jewish, Roman ·the .congregation's radar book had until that point only Son in our place upon ( Congregation desperately Catholic, Methodist, when Pulaski Heights and 1 found myself caught the cruel cross .of Calvary! needed a new synagogue. Mennonite, · Presbyterian, United Methodist Church in up in the adventures of the "desert island" that we call (see John 3: 16)! It tells us ; As members planned their Unitarian, Wesleyan and Little Rock, Ark ., started boy named Alec (around life. we will miss the fact that we obtain the 6enefit: new building, they decided Lutheran: construction in 2005 . But which the story centered). that this is our grand and of His sacrifice by placing; <t should reflect the belief, "They .believe that God once church members The book, not quite like the glorious oppoJ1Unity to our faith (our full confi-l shared by many faiths. that calls them to become better learned al:lout it, they. took movie of the same name, establish an eternal connec- -dence)· in Jesus life, death1 God calls them to be respon- envrr·onmental stewards and to the idea. Now the LEED- triggered a love for reading ,.ton Wl'th God • Just as· ·Alec and resurrection (see .· sible stewards of the earth. · they see this as a way to certified church has a green in me that abides with me in The Black Stallion recog- Romans 10:9-10)! It tells:: ·They decided to go green express that," said the Rev. section in its newsletter.. still, but also igDited a love nizes that the island is his us that as we repent of our· from the ground up . Fletcher Harper, chairman where members have been tum·ty to become sinful . wa_ywardness, an d • Cypress wood reclaimed of Green Faith, an interfaith asked to bring in their elec- for horses - that remained oppor more have more love more J)ast reJection of God , 1f we~1 me throughout niy • · • with from barns in upstate New group in New Brunswick, tronics, like computers and entire childhood and still and to be loved more, we accept His gift of etema(,, York was used for the new NJ,, dedicated to the envi- DVD players, for recycling. stirs a thrill in me whenev- also must recogt:~ize that life life throufh His Son, we ;, synagogue's exterior, white ronment. "And they want to "It's taken on its own I have a rare opportunity 1·s our opportunt'ty to. are not on y fully forgiven,:• vinder blocks from the old make good and responsible · life," said Jan Meyer . er to ride or simply be near become more, have more, but are made heirs of God ~ building were crushed and use of their congregation's Swindler, who was on the horses. love more and to know love and the recipients of His ; recycled, and brown cabinet financial resources." church building committee, ·n return Perhaps part of the magic 1 · own divine power! ; doors made from sunflower By going green, most "We sold recycled grocery that the story wrought upon The Bible, God's Word, "His divine power has; husks were hung in the worship buildings can cut bags. The plastic foam cups me had something to do tells us a much greater given us everything we · offices . their energy costs by 30 per-· have gone away. Little by with the main character's story than the one I found need for life and godliness : As Americans are becom- cent, said Jerry Lawson, of little you see changes and dramatic adventures in on the bookshelf of an ele- through our knowledge ofi ing more environmentally · the Environmental that's what it's all about." being lost at sea and then men tary sc hoo 1 over 30 Him Who called us by His ·. conscious, more religious Protection Agency's Energy In Evanston, · the year ago It pa'nts "S 1'n 1 "or · the '' glorh . and . goodn_ess. •. groups are looking to make Star Congregation.s pro- Reconstructionist congrega- overcoming the · odds v1'vt"ds colors true s·~tory own survival by Through t ese He has g1ven. against his their worship . spaces sus- gram. About 2,000 of the tion is encouraging. every he · of ho'w God's plan· >'cor the us His very learning to thrive upon t great and pre-: tainable. The efforts range nearlh 3 10,000 houses of member to adopt environld · nfold n and how 1 wor IS U· 1. g· t"ll t · cious.. promises, SO that', /rom small country congre- wars ip in the U.S. partici- mentally friendly practices meaner resources tha, I hls · H' sma I deserted 1sland lS amazmg ove lS s I n- through them you may par-,·· · gations using energy-effi- Pate in the EPA program. at holl)e, too. h'mg. m · spl·,e 0 f the afforded-him. But the real ump cient bulbs to megachurches The Rev. Elaine Strawn of · 1· t' · f h "t to ticipate .in the divine nature·; "That's a l9t of money thrill for me was found in me ma ton o umam Y and escap_e the corrugt.ion in ', romplying with complex . that can go back. into the Unitarian Universalist his awe of the magnificent t urn· 1'ts back to H'1m ·agam · the world caused y evil •, green-building codes .. mission," he said. "Why FellowshipofWayneCounty Black Stallion (also strand~ and again . desires" (2 Peter 1:3-4• " It was about makmg a waste the money the mem- in Wooster, Ohio, said her "For every th'mg th at was NIV), : sacred statement," Rabbi bers of the congregation 123-member congregation ed on the island), Alec's ·11 · th ·1 1 m e pas was wn- . Is there a "Black : Brant Rosen said of the syn- have donated to operate and outgrew their old building Passion for connecting with twn .en 1o 1eac h us, so th at Stallion" awaiting · you?',· · ~ the mighty horse, and his en agogue in Evanston, a maintain your building?" and decided to go green •or th h d d th · victory as the great beast roug en urance an <':hicago suburb. "If we Houses of worship often the new one. Congregants f th e Certainly! Are you willing'. · . began to trust him and encouragement 0 were going to talk the talk, have specific environmental see having an envtronmens · 1 · ht h e to risk leaving your "com- '. ures we m1g ave fort zone" to climb on : we needed to walk the walk. needs, he said. For instance, tally friendly space as a allowed him to ride upon hcnp"(R 15 4 NJV) · f · · · its back. ope omans : The whole process forced stained glass windows · reflectton o thetr spmtua1tty. · M ·1 1· d· board God;s w.ill for your.·, , k " 'd The story may also have any peop e mger an the.· . 1' us to look at our· values in a could 'be insulated from "Were car.eta ers, ·sat II · h k f It''e?, '' Wt'll. you "orsake repared_ my heart for a wa ow m t e muc o "luxury · .of worry and fear" ' deeper way." d d · h weather _and · pipe organs Strawn, whose church is P . . The $9 million synagogue rotected from humid tty, · th as a1so LEED .cert1'ti1ed . "I t•s significant truth that all worry · an 1- espatr · t ey by trusting God's Son 10 ·too often escapes ~eople stnve to 1ve m eu ·• opened in February 2008 Cut this would require addi- r.espectin_~· other I h_•e and try- · ·h d d own · a save you? Are you ready to today as they strugg e w1t power an so every ay IS and in September became tionaJ expense up f ront mg to re uce our tmpact so · f · · t th M th . let go of control of your • · f · h the heav~ dulles o Jugmtsery o em. any o the only house of worship in be •ore any energy savmgs uture generatlons ave h b'd · h- We '' s.o that you can "ride gling a p ethora of worries ers c oose to a 1 e m t e the w1'nd" and 1•eel the thr1'll the country to receive the could be realized. · some Earth left to live on." ' The green efforts of the -Tbe interest in having and temptations. What is delusion that they can "put of walking with . God? I highest green-building ratJewish Reconstructionist environmentally sound reli- that truth? Simply that we off' dealing with their own hope so. One day it will be iug -from the nonprofit U.S. · dd d . · · · · were created for more th<!n eternal turn to "leave. the Green Buildings Council, Congregatton a e · gtous .spaces 1sJust begmf th · needs 1 d or the needs ·1 ;vo"r ~ . H . mere survival here on o e1r ove ones unt1 a tsland" and 1 pray that you whose .standards are consid- $750,000 to the cost. mng, arper sa1 . · · · · f , d planet .earth. We were convelitentoccasmn·to ace wt'll_ be ready. · , - · "There s a 1ong-term tren · In PI ano, 11exas, the 27000 ered the benchmark for "May the God of hope . · environmentally friendly member Prestonwood Baptist that's very . r,owerfu I and made for knowing God them. h ·Some d h almost 'f 11 have f 111 1 1 Church worked with Energy unmistakable,' Harper said. and riding His will for our e attltu e t at tey · fill you with all joy ·and buildings. Star Congregations to halve . "The . ·only financially lives just as Alec was their schedules (and their · peace as you trust in Him, ·Since. 2005 just 10 congre'gations have received its annual $2 million bill for responsible way for religious intended to be more than a minds) with preoccupaf so that you may overflow Robinson lions that keep thoughts o with hope by the power of the cpuncil's certification. gas and water, executive pas- groups to build is to pay diminutive 'd · b 'ld' .. Crusoe. No, -as Walter. their souls' need for salva- the Holy sp1·r1't" (Romans Mik B e uster sru . attention to green m mg. for environmentally friend- tor Farley's pen scribed for us tion at bay, then somehow 15:13 NIV). (Thom Mollohan and his the tale of The Black they'll never have to deal Stallion, we might see that with their need for God's family have ministered in the island was in fact a forgiveness 81)d the soul- · southern Ohio the past 14 VATICAN qTY (AP) church also calls .. the The archbishop said in the necessary ingredient for. saving power of faith in years and is the author of A Vatican official is lament- Sacrament of interview Tuesday that if the wonderful turn that the Jesus Christ! "The Fairy Tale f'arables.f' ing thai many faithful don't Reconciliation, . has been the faithful pon't have a young boy's . life would In · such cases, it's like . He is the pastor oj' confess their sins, and says experiencing a "deep crisis" sense of sin, they might take. having an awesome stallion Pathway Community "confuse" confession with some confuse a psycholo- . for decades now. As I recall that story, it within our reach, fully Church . and may be gist's couch for a coniesPiacenza, an official for ~'the couch of a psychologist occurs to me that we would capable of carrying us on reached for comments or sional booth. the Vatican office on cler~y, or a psychiatrist.'' · do well to reflect on the the wings of the wind, but qu_estions by e-mail at pasArchbishop Mauro says fewer people distmPiacenza also says that a eternal nature of our lives. our eyes are focused else- .torthotn@pathwaygallipoPiacenza has told Vatican guish between good and dwindling number of priests We would do even better to where . . When we finally I' ) Radio that the sacrament of evil, and as a result, don't . means fewer confessors to realize that if we remain "get off the island" as death ls.co~OPYRtGHT ~ 2009, penance, which the Catholic go to confession. hear the faithful. focused just on this Iittle closes our eyes, we go THOM MOLLOHAN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER r r r r r ·r r ·r r ·r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r The Moral EquivalentofWar When William Jomes wrote hi• famous essay 'The Mor.~l Equivalent of War· in 19W, the SpaniSh-American War was still fresh in most Americans' minds, and the Civil War was burned inexorably into. every American 1s conscience. James gavE a thumbnail sketch of the history of the war, noting that in aOOent times, mr was mainlyaboutpillage and plunder, and as a result James makes a strong case for the 11>artial spirit being deeply bred into our moral fiber.- We respect the warrior's 'hardiness and discipline and all know, that there are things woith fighting for. James does not wish to denigrate th~ ma,rtial virtues, and yet be realized (even prior to the unprecedented carnage of two world wars), that these martial tr.~its were profoundly antithetical to life and civilizatioo. His essay is really a plea for the case of turning the martial instincts and spirit to something more productive than killing our fellow human beings. This sentiment is as timely today as .it was a century ago, perhaps even more so, but we seem n.ot to have lfa{ned the lesson thatJames was attempting to teach. We should pr.1y that nations might turn their energies to more life·affinning and productive pursuits than the sbugbter, enslavement, or exploitation of their neighbors. · I 1 we He will jaulftt between tile ftlltions, and shall decide for Jft<lll)' pe.,.,es; anltfv7 slttdl 'IHat their llfWords into plowslt•e• llltll tii<rir ~.,,.. btto ""''""'hooks; Mtion shall not lift swonl ., agmut ...tion, neitller •ludl tlltty lttarn war any mqre. R.S. 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Box683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 - Sawdust lrall.bike ride benefits camp~ound ShOrt & Long Term & Respite -Care • Rehab Services Available · Atmo:sphere 26, 2009 GOSSIPERS 'Rdttlitltn<A• tJutA Wann Friendly Friday, June .Church hosting·screening of 'FlYWheel' · The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our commlinity Bles5ed are thepure .in heart; for they shall see God. · Matthew5:8 FAITH • FAMILY The PQwer 9! the qospel (Part/) The chu~eh in the USA is in a crisis. II is not a crisis of money, or prestige, orev~n of popularity. The crisis is not about educational resources, Pastor or the ability to put trained Alex people in the field. It is a criColon s.is ofpower and the ability to back liP the simple claims .of he Gospel . The Gospel of the . Lord Jesus Christ is the power of God unto salvation the power of the living God.' (Romans 1: 16,17) The .release of this power· , Interestingly enough, the of God comes by ~sting: word "Salvation" here is the word "soteria" in the Greek God for a life of holiness by language which means, sal- His power and grace, wherevation, saved, delivered and in the Christian is livin~ in· health, i.e., deliverance from the presence of God contmuthe molestation of enemies ally. When living in the pres-· both spiritual and physical. · ence of God continually, the . Thi.s concept is one that has power of the Gospel unto only been limited in modern -salvation, or unto soteria or Christendom as that of being to sozo, is made available to saved, unto heaven. But sole- the belie'ver and it's just part. ria c~es a much deeper of the believer. This power. rrtearung. It also comes from of .the Gospel of Chrisr the word "sow" which is ·to brings salvation, wholeness· be saved, delivered, healed and healing. It's a comr.lete restoration package dea . and made whole. if you're walkIn accordan.ce ·, to the ingTherefore, in the power of the· "Jlower of God unto. salva" Gospel then you can expect· uon" carries the . basis for physical and spiritual heal.: .complete spiritual salvation mg, you can expe.nence~ froin fiell and unto heaven; completeness and whole": · tlr¢ .promise of God IO heal ness . With this power you the s.ick. raise the dead, and can experience God's power to cast out devils as found in · working through you to cast Matthew 10:8 and PJe mes- out demons, healing the sick sage of the Great and raising the dead . . Commission. The power of the Gospet Furthermore, the core of makes one a supernatural. the · Gospel message is the human bemg. Thmk about• claim that Jesus has the that. It is God's Super coming power to change darkness upon your humanity. Thus mto light, change death into making you superhuman. Not life. This power is the abili- superman, llut superhuman. A· ty of the . Holy Spirit to . Christian is a Superhuman .. change the life of a sinner, That is . according to the bringing the person into ari power of the Gospel that experience . called conver- works within me to do and to· sion .. In conversion, repen. POINT · PLEASANT, with his business, his rela- tance as deep sorrow for sin will for His good pleasure . · Make it a great week! W.Va. -Main Street ·-·.;,;,, . . tionships and his life .. takes the form of crying out (Alex Colon-is pastor and Baptist Church will host a "Flywheel" is the first to God for forgtveness. evangelist at Lighthouse. showing of the family movie produced by Though repentance and Assembly of God, 4976, movie· "Flywheel" ·· .on Sherwood Pictures, the faith in Jesus, the guilty sinOhio 160, Gallipolis, 1-1/2 Wednesday, July I, starting movie-making ministry of ner is made guiltless, or jus·miles north of Holzer. at 6:30p.m. a Georgia church that ;ilso . tified before God. Medical Center: He can 1K The movie tells the story produced "Facing · the Such a perspn becomes a contacted by phone at 740of Jay Austin; who wants Giants" and "Fireproof." child of God and should be 446-9281 or 937-386·3340, to sell used cars in the "Flywheel" was written by a living representation of or at www.lagohio.org), worst way -· and that's the Kendrick Brothers .and exactly how he does busi-. stars Alex Kendri.ck (who ness at the dealership. Coach Grant . played Promising·much more than · Taylor in "Facing the he can ever deliver, he'll Giants"). ''Flywheel" will Your heart nearly breaks and happiness shattered : do whatever it takes' to sell leave you cheering . and And it doesn't take long In the. face ·of their scorn. . . Submitted photo cry in~ qnce again. . .a car. His mlmirulative . · When somebody ~lames ways permeate al of his Alex Kendrick as Jay Ausiin and a classic Triumph convert· · Mrun Street Baptist is at you . When the shock is lessrelationships - even his ible are featured in "FlyWheel;' a new film that will be shown · 1100 Main St., Point · ened, For an unnamed wrong. wife and son know they at Main Street Baptist Church In Point Pleasant ori Pleasant. The public is corAnd there's been time to can't trust him, Wednesday. July 1 at 6:30p.m. · dially invited to this free You can't say you're sorry pray, . · But as Jay works on · . event for the entire family. No battle won, You quickly remember, . restoring a classic convert• ing· him as wen: Coming himself, Jay Austin begins_ For additional . informa• When they won't even tell Christ walked the same ible, he begins to see that face to face with the reality .. 'the ·ride of his life as he lion, call the church office you _way. God is working on restor- · of how he truly conducts . commits to honoring God at (304) 675-4061. Just what you have done. And you find peace: You know in ;YO\lf heart " returning, There Is nothmg at all. Your soul finds its rest. But pleading is lost. You know that He knows When hate's built a wall. You have strength for the Bv Rev. Rex A. YOUNG keep the campground ·in Ride will again be held at the Donations :may be brought test. working order. Ills certainly a ·Farm Museum on July II, to the Farm Museum the Oh, woe to the ·gossips NEW HAVEN, W.Va. shame that such as organiza- 2009, and will end at the morninll of the ride, but the And the wrong that they do, May God forgive those wh(l On July 19,2008, nearly 70 tion as this. has to absorbany- Union Campground. It is the rider will not receive a hat or When they go and. tell So freely cast blame, bicyclers braved the heat of where from $500 to $1,000 a same ride as last yew:. The shirt for their donation efforts. And yet in their scathing, that Saturday · morning to year from validalisin. time is different and the.date You can ride without a dona- others And none of it true. Will give it no name. Such an expense, over the is different. The time is 9 a.m. tion, but, we hope you will raise nearly $3,000, after expenses, for the Union years, has depleted the that Sarurday morning. Last take the time to secure your "But, vengeanc'e is mine,!• Now, :-vhy are t~eir words, Campground Association. funds needed to run the . year's date was the Saturday donatio!) for a worthy cause. So qmckly recetved? The Lord has thus said, : The 10.1-mile trek is Union Campground after . the Campground Our goal is simple - to And without any doubt · And he wipes away mostly flat with a couple of Association. Last year's Meeting began. This year, the exceed last year's totals in rid· On hearing ... belie:ved ? The tears you have shed. hills before ·you reach Sawdust Trail Bicycle Ride cOmmittee decided to use it ers and donations, The.Union Joanne Sheets Ul).ion Campground. Other helped to overcome past as a kick-off event before the Campground Association Some heart will be brok,en, Fillinger, than receivin!! the pure sat- vandalisms and .insure the Campground Meetmg. hopes you are ready to step Some soul will be worn , Gallipolis isfaction of ra1sing funds for Union Campground This year, we are also forward and help the an association of ~rent Association into the future, hoping the donations will be Campground Meetmg to ini.portance, those nders The Union Campground submitted by June 30, 2009, received an hour-and-a-half Association thanks those in h9pes that it will cut ~ai~~d~le.eacon of Light . of fellowship and fun . who . bmved the heat and ' down on some overhead If you have any questions. pe ·· Last year's riders ranged were blessed with the fun expenses we had last year. please do not hesitate to call in ages from '1 yeano 74. and feliowship and ihe grat- · If a person donates $20 , me at (3041 593-4169 or SAN DIEGO (AP)- A pastor who holds a weekly Bible You are invited to ride and ification of helping raise the they will recei¥e a Sawdust (304) 882-2434.lfyou need study session at his home has been cited by San Pieg9 receive the same fun and funds needed to keep the Trail Bicycle Ride hat. A $30 ·a cover letter and applica- . County and told to get a permit for their gatherings. fellowship with which last Word of God reverberllting donation will get each per- lion form foryour church or . David Jones and his wife Mary could be fined $100 to year's riders were blessed. from the pine-shaded hill - son aT-shirt with the logo on organization, please call the $1,000 if they don't comply witb county codes that prohibc The Union Campground side. We hope and pray that the shirt. The shirt size of aforementioned numbers. it holding religious assemblies without a major-use permit. Assoc iatiori oversees the each of you are able to be each person· needs to be list- Remember, because of the Attendance at the Bible fellowship meetings on Tuesday Union Campground and. the blessed again .this year, and eel on the application form .efforts of those frqm last nights in Bonita range from five to 27 people. Jones' a,ttorc activities of the· grounds bring a friend and a family · (adult sizes: S,XXL). A $35 year - the Light still bums ney argues that the citation violates the Joneses' right to e~er­ throughout the year, as well as member to ride with you. donation will get the person on the hillside at the Union cise their religion. He says the county's land use regulation~ any repairs that are needed to 1fie Sawdust Trail Bicycle both the hat and T-shirt. Campground. apply only to services at synagogues. temples and churches. Vatican says some faithful don't confess their sins r P,a geA7 . ,· • I �PageA6 FAITH • VALUES The ·Daily Sentinel Friday, June 26, 2009 - A Hunger For More Bv The Daily Sentinel l CARYN ROUSSEAU ly buildings, called the "We're to be good stewWhen 1 was about 9 without ever knowing the: Leadership Energy ards of our resources, our ·years old, I happened 10 love and power we might ~ Environmental Design, or financial resources as well run across a book by have known and never have : EVANSTON, Ill.- When LEED, the benefit of being made.certification. as the Earth's resources," Walter Farley called The it rained , water tilled the Another 54 congregations Buster said. "We take the Black Stallion in my eleready for the eternal life' basement a foot high, flood- have applied. · dollars we were spendil)g mentary sc hoo1 l'b U Pastor that 1 r~. p awa1·ts us . . ing the preschool room at Among the applicants are with utility companies and until that point I hadn thad Thom Let it not be so with you l least once a year. The air con- seminaries, chapels , sanctu- now spend them OD ministry much of an interest in readMollohan and me' The Bible tells us :. ditioner wouldn't work in aries, monastenes, student and missions." ing . But that book grabbed of how God so loved us: two rooms at the sante time , centers and church offices. Green building wasn't on my attention like no other that He gave, H"IS one and :' The Jewish Reconstructionist They are Jewish, Roman ·the .congregation's radar book had until that point only Son in our place upon ( Congregation desperately Catholic, Methodist, when Pulaski Heights and 1 found myself caught the cruel cross .of Calvary! needed a new synagogue. Mennonite, · Presbyterian, United Methodist Church in up in the adventures of the "desert island" that we call (see John 3: 16)! It tells us ; As members planned their Unitarian, Wesleyan and Little Rock, Ark ., started boy named Alec (around life. we will miss the fact that we obtain the 6enefit: new building, they decided Lutheran: construction in 2005 . But which the story centered). that this is our grand and of His sacrifice by placing; <t should reflect the belief, "They .believe that God once church members The book, not quite like the glorious oppoJ1Unity to our faith (our full confi-l shared by many faiths. that calls them to become better learned al:lout it, they. took movie of the same name, establish an eternal connec- -dence)· in Jesus life, death1 God calls them to be respon- envrr·onmental stewards and to the idea. Now the LEED- triggered a love for reading ,.ton Wl'th God • Just as· ·Alec and resurrection (see .· sible stewards of the earth. · they see this as a way to certified church has a green in me that abides with me in The Black Stallion recog- Romans 10:9-10)! It tells:: ·They decided to go green express that," said the Rev. section in its newsletter.. still, but also igDited a love nizes that the island is his us that as we repent of our· from the ground up . Fletcher Harper, chairman where members have been tum·ty to become sinful . wa_ywardness, an d • Cypress wood reclaimed of Green Faith, an interfaith asked to bring in their elec- for horses - that remained oppor more have more love more J)ast reJection of God , 1f we~1 me throughout niy • · • with from barns in upstate New group in New Brunswick, tronics, like computers and entire childhood and still and to be loved more, we accept His gift of etema(,, York was used for the new NJ,, dedicated to the envi- DVD players, for recycling. stirs a thrill in me whenev- also must recogt:~ize that life life throufh His Son, we ;, synagogue's exterior, white ronment. "And they want to "It's taken on its own I have a rare opportunity 1·s our opportunt'ty to. are not on y fully forgiven,:• vinder blocks from the old make good and responsible · life," said Jan Meyer . er to ride or simply be near become more, have more, but are made heirs of God ~ building were crushed and use of their congregation's Swindler, who was on the horses. love more and to know love and the recipients of His ; recycled, and brown cabinet financial resources." church building committee, ·n return Perhaps part of the magic 1 · own divine power! ; doors made from sunflower By going green, most "We sold recycled grocery that the story wrought upon The Bible, God's Word, "His divine power has; husks were hung in the worship buildings can cut bags. The plastic foam cups me had something to do tells us a much greater given us everything we · offices . their energy costs by 30 per-· have gone away. Little by with the main character's story than the one I found need for life and godliness : As Americans are becom- cent, said Jerry Lawson, of little you see changes and dramatic adventures in on the bookshelf of an ele- through our knowledge ofi ing more environmentally · the Environmental that's what it's all about." being lost at sea and then men tary sc hoo 1 over 30 Him Who called us by His ·. conscious, more religious Protection Agency's Energy In Evanston, · the year ago It pa'nts "S 1'n 1 "or · the '' glorh . and . goodn_ess. •. groups are looking to make Star Congregation.s pro- Reconstructionist congrega- overcoming the · odds v1'vt"ds colors true s·~tory own survival by Through t ese He has g1ven. against his their worship . spaces sus- gram. About 2,000 of the tion is encouraging. every he · of ho'w God's plan· >'cor the us His very learning to thrive upon t great and pre-: tainable. The efforts range nearlh 3 10,000 houses of member to adopt environld · nfold n and how 1 wor IS U· 1. g· t"ll t · cious.. promises, SO that', /rom small country congre- wars ip in the U.S. partici- mentally friendly practices meaner resources tha, I hls · H' sma I deserted 1sland lS amazmg ove lS s I n- through them you may par-,·· · gations using energy-effi- Pate in the EPA program. at holl)e, too. h'mg. m · spl·,e 0 f the afforded-him. But the real ump cient bulbs to megachurches The Rev. Elaine Strawn of · 1· t' · f h "t to ticipate .in the divine nature·; "That's a l9t of money thrill for me was found in me ma ton o umam Y and escap_e the corrugt.ion in ', romplying with complex . that can go back. into the Unitarian Universalist his awe of the magnificent t urn· 1'ts back to H'1m ·agam · the world caused y evil •, green-building codes .. mission," he said. "Why FellowshipofWayneCounty Black Stallion (also strand~ and again . desires" (2 Peter 1:3-4• " It was about makmg a waste the money the mem- in Wooster, Ohio, said her "For every th'mg th at was NIV), : sacred statement," Rabbi bers of the congregation 123-member congregation ed on the island), Alec's ·11 · th ·1 1 m e pas was wn- . Is there a "Black : Brant Rosen said of the syn- have donated to operate and outgrew their old building Passion for connecting with twn .en 1o 1eac h us, so th at Stallion" awaiting · you?',· · ~ the mighty horse, and his en agogue in Evanston, a maintain your building?" and decided to go green •or th h d d th · victory as the great beast roug en urance an <':hicago suburb. "If we Houses of worship often the new one. Congregants f th e Certainly! Are you willing'. · . began to trust him and encouragement 0 were going to talk the talk, have specific environmental see having an envtronmens · 1 · ht h e to risk leaving your "com- '. ures we m1g ave fort zone" to climb on : we needed to walk the walk. needs, he said. For instance, tally friendly space as a allowed him to ride upon hcnp"(R 15 4 NJV) · f · · · its back. ope omans : The whole process forced stained glass windows · reflectton o thetr spmtua1tty. · M ·1 1· d· board God;s w.ill for your.·, , k " 'd The story may also have any peop e mger an the.· . 1' us to look at our· values in a could 'be insulated from "Were car.eta ers, ·sat II · h k f It''e?, '' Wt'll. you "orsake repared_ my heart for a wa ow m t e muc o "luxury · .of worry and fear" ' deeper way." d d · h weather _and · pipe organs Strawn, whose church is P . . The $9 million synagogue rotected from humid tty, · th as a1so LEED .cert1'ti1ed . "I t•s significant truth that all worry · an 1- espatr · t ey by trusting God's Son 10 ·too often escapes ~eople stnve to 1ve m eu ·• opened in February 2008 Cut this would require addi- r.espectin_~· other I h_•e and try- · ·h d d own · a save you? Are you ready to today as they strugg e w1t power an so every ay IS and in September became tionaJ expense up f ront mg to re uce our tmpact so · f · · t th M th . let go of control of your • · f · h the heav~ dulles o Jugmtsery o em. any o the only house of worship in be •ore any energy savmgs uture generatlons ave h b'd · h- We '' s.o that you can "ride gling a p ethora of worries ers c oose to a 1 e m t e the w1'nd" and 1•eel the thr1'll the country to receive the could be realized. · some Earth left to live on." ' The green efforts of the -Tbe interest in having and temptations. What is delusion that they can "put of walking with . God? I highest green-building ratJewish Reconstructionist environmentally sound reli- that truth? Simply that we off' dealing with their own hope so. One day it will be iug -from the nonprofit U.S. · dd d . · · · · were created for more th<!n eternal turn to "leave. the Green Buildings Council, Congregatton a e · gtous .spaces 1sJust begmf th · needs 1 d or the needs ·1 ;vo"r ~ . H . mere survival here on o e1r ove ones unt1 a tsland" and 1 pray that you whose .standards are consid- $750,000 to the cost. mng, arper sa1 . · · · · f , d planet .earth. We were convelitentoccasmn·to ace wt'll_ be ready. · , - · "There s a 1ong-term tren · In PI ano, 11exas, the 27000 ered the benchmark for "May the God of hope . · environmentally friendly member Prestonwood Baptist that's very . r,owerfu I and made for knowing God them. h ·Some d h almost 'f 11 have f 111 1 1 Church worked with Energy unmistakable,' Harper said. and riding His will for our e attltu e t at tey · fill you with all joy ·and buildings. Star Congregations to halve . "The . ·only financially lives just as Alec was their schedules (and their · peace as you trust in Him, ·Since. 2005 just 10 congre'gations have received its annual $2 million bill for responsible way for religious intended to be more than a minds) with preoccupaf so that you may overflow Robinson lions that keep thoughts o with hope by the power of the cpuncil's certification. gas and water, executive pas- groups to build is to pay diminutive 'd · b 'ld' .. Crusoe. No, -as Walter. their souls' need for salva- the Holy sp1·r1't" (Romans Mik B e uster sru . attention to green m mg. for environmentally friend- tor Farley's pen scribed for us tion at bay, then somehow 15:13 NIV). (Thom Mollohan and his the tale of The Black they'll never have to deal Stallion, we might see that with their need for God's family have ministered in the island was in fact a forgiveness 81)d the soul- · southern Ohio the past 14 VATICAN qTY (AP) church also calls .. the The archbishop said in the necessary ingredient for. saving power of faith in years and is the author of A Vatican official is lament- Sacrament of interview Tuesday that if the wonderful turn that the Jesus Christ! "The Fairy Tale f'arables.f' ing thai many faithful don't Reconciliation, . has been the faithful pon't have a young boy's . life would In · such cases, it's like . He is the pastor oj' confess their sins, and says experiencing a "deep crisis" sense of sin, they might take. having an awesome stallion Pathway Community "confuse" confession with some confuse a psycholo- . for decades now. As I recall that story, it within our reach, fully Church . and may be gist's couch for a coniesPiacenza, an official for ~'the couch of a psychologist occurs to me that we would capable of carrying us on reached for comments or sional booth. the Vatican office on cler~y, or a psychiatrist.'' · do well to reflect on the the wings of the wind, but qu_estions by e-mail at pasArchbishop Mauro says fewer people distmPiacenza also says that a eternal nature of our lives. our eyes are focused else- .torthotn@pathwaygallipoPiacenza has told Vatican guish between good and dwindling number of priests We would do even better to where . . When we finally I' ) Radio that the sacrament of evil, and as a result, don't . means fewer confessors to realize that if we remain "get off the island" as death ls.co~OPYRtGHT ~ 2009, penance, which the Catholic go to confession. hear the faithful. focused just on this Iittle closes our eyes, we go THOM MOLLOHAN ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER r r r r r ·r r ·r r ·r r r r r r r r r r r r r r r The Moral EquivalentofWar When William Jomes wrote hi• famous essay 'The Mor.~l Equivalent of War· in 19W, the SpaniSh-American War was still fresh in most Americans' minds, and the Civil War was burned inexorably into. every American 1s conscience. James gavE a thumbnail sketch of the history of the war, noting that in aOOent times, mr was mainlyaboutpillage and plunder, and as a result James makes a strong case for the 11>artial spirit being deeply bred into our moral fiber.- We respect the warrior's 'hardiness and discipline and all know, that there are things woith fighting for. James does not wish to denigrate th~ ma,rtial virtues, and yet be realized (even prior to the unprecedented carnage of two world wars), that these martial tr.~its were profoundly antithetical to life and civilizatioo. His essay is really a plea for the case of turning the martial instincts and spirit to something more productive than killing our fellow human beings. This sentiment is as timely today as .it was a century ago, perhaps even more so, but we seem n.ot to have lfa{ned the lesson thatJames was attempting to teach. We should pr.1y that nations might turn their energies to more life·affinning and productive pursuits than the sbugbter, enslavement, or exploitation of their neighbors. · I 1 we He will jaulftt between tile ftlltions, and shall decide for Jft<lll)' pe.,.,es; anltfv7 slttdl 'IHat their llfWords into plowslt•e• llltll tii<rir ~.,,.. btto ""''""'hooks; Mtion shall not lift swonl ., agmut ...tion, neitller •ludl tlltty lttarn war any mqre. R.S. 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Box683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 - Sawdust lrall.bike ride benefits camp~ound ShOrt & Long Term & Respite -Care • Rehab Services Available · Atmo:sphere 26, 2009 GOSSIPERS 'Rdttlitltn<A• tJutA Wann Friendly Friday, June .Church hosting·screening of 'FlYWheel' · The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our commlinity Bles5ed are thepure .in heart; for they shall see God. · Matthew5:8 FAITH • FAMILY The PQwer 9! the qospel (Part/) The chu~eh in the USA is in a crisis. II is not a crisis of money, or prestige, orev~n of popularity. The crisis is not about educational resources, Pastor or the ability to put trained Alex people in the field. It is a criColon s.is ofpower and the ability to back liP the simple claims .of he Gospel . The Gospel of the . Lord Jesus Christ is the power of God unto salvation the power of the living God.' (Romans 1: 16,17) The .release of this power· , Interestingly enough, the of God comes by ~sting: word "Salvation" here is the word "soteria" in the Greek God for a life of holiness by language which means, sal- His power and grace, wherevation, saved, delivered and in the Christian is livin~ in· health, i.e., deliverance from the presence of God contmuthe molestation of enemies ally. When living in the pres-· both spiritual and physical. · ence of God continually, the . Thi.s concept is one that has power of the Gospel unto only been limited in modern -salvation, or unto soteria or Christendom as that of being to sozo, is made available to saved, unto heaven. But sole- the belie'ver and it's just part. ria c~es a much deeper of the believer. This power. rrtearung. It also comes from of .the Gospel of Chrisr the word "sow" which is ·to brings salvation, wholeness· be saved, delivered, healed and healing. It's a comr.lete restoration package dea . and made whole. if you're walkIn accordan.ce ·, to the ingTherefore, in the power of the· "Jlower of God unto. salva" Gospel then you can expect· uon" carries the . basis for physical and spiritual heal.: .complete spiritual salvation mg, you can expe.nence~ froin fiell and unto heaven; completeness and whole": · tlr¢ .promise of God IO heal ness . With this power you the s.ick. raise the dead, and can experience God's power to cast out devils as found in · working through you to cast Matthew 10:8 and PJe mes- out demons, healing the sick sage of the Great and raising the dead . . Commission. The power of the Gospet Furthermore, the core of makes one a supernatural. the · Gospel message is the human bemg. Thmk about• claim that Jesus has the that. It is God's Super coming power to change darkness upon your humanity. Thus mto light, change death into making you superhuman. Not life. This power is the abili- superman, llut superhuman. A· ty of the . Holy Spirit to . Christian is a Superhuman .. change the life of a sinner, That is . according to the bringing the person into ari power of the Gospel that experience . called conver- works within me to do and to· sion .. In conversion, repen. POINT · PLEASANT, with his business, his rela- tance as deep sorrow for sin will for His good pleasure . · Make it a great week! W.Va. -Main Street ·-·.;,;,, . . tionships and his life .. takes the form of crying out (Alex Colon-is pastor and Baptist Church will host a "Flywheel" is the first to God for forgtveness. evangelist at Lighthouse. showing of the family movie produced by Though repentance and Assembly of God, 4976, movie· "Flywheel" ·· .on Sherwood Pictures, the faith in Jesus, the guilty sinOhio 160, Gallipolis, 1-1/2 Wednesday, July I, starting movie-making ministry of ner is made guiltless, or jus·miles north of Holzer. at 6:30p.m. a Georgia church that ;ilso . tified before God. Medical Center: He can 1K The movie tells the story produced "Facing · the Such a perspn becomes a contacted by phone at 740of Jay Austin; who wants Giants" and "Fireproof." child of God and should be 446-9281 or 937-386·3340, to sell used cars in the "Flywheel" was written by a living representation of or at www.lagohio.org), worst way -· and that's the Kendrick Brothers .and exactly how he does busi-. stars Alex Kendri.ck (who ness at the dealership. Coach Grant . played Promising·much more than · Taylor in "Facing the he can ever deliver, he'll Giants"). ''Flywheel" will Your heart nearly breaks and happiness shattered : do whatever it takes' to sell leave you cheering . and And it doesn't take long In the. face ·of their scorn. . . Submitted photo cry in~ qnce again. . .a car. His mlmirulative . · When somebody ~lames ways permeate al of his Alex Kendrick as Jay Ausiin and a classic Triumph convert· · Mrun Street Baptist is at you . When the shock is lessrelationships - even his ible are featured in "FlyWheel;' a new film that will be shown · 1100 Main St., Point · ened, For an unnamed wrong. wife and son know they at Main Street Baptist Church In Point Pleasant ori Pleasant. The public is corAnd there's been time to can't trust him, Wednesday. July 1 at 6:30p.m. · dially invited to this free You can't say you're sorry pray, . · But as Jay works on · . event for the entire family. No battle won, You quickly remember, . restoring a classic convert• ing· him as wen: Coming himself, Jay Austin begins_ For additional . informa• When they won't even tell Christ walked the same ible, he begins to see that face to face with the reality .. 'the ·ride of his life as he lion, call the church office you _way. God is working on restor- · of how he truly conducts . commits to honoring God at (304) 675-4061. Just what you have done. And you find peace: You know in ;YO\lf heart " returning, There Is nothmg at all. Your soul finds its rest. But pleading is lost. You know that He knows When hate's built a wall. You have strength for the Bv Rev. Rex A. YOUNG keep the campground ·in Ride will again be held at the Donations :may be brought test. working order. Ills certainly a ·Farm Museum on July II, to the Farm Museum the Oh, woe to the ·gossips NEW HAVEN, W.Va. shame that such as organiza- 2009, and will end at the morninll of the ride, but the And the wrong that they do, May God forgive those wh(l On July 19,2008, nearly 70 tion as this. has to absorbany- Union Campground. It is the rider will not receive a hat or When they go and. tell So freely cast blame, bicyclers braved the heat of where from $500 to $1,000 a same ride as last yew:. The shirt for their donation efforts. And yet in their scathing, that Saturday · morning to year from validalisin. time is different and the.date You can ride without a dona- others And none of it true. Will give it no name. Such an expense, over the is different. The time is 9 a.m. tion, but, we hope you will raise nearly $3,000, after expenses, for the Union years, has depleted the that Sarurday morning. Last take the time to secure your "But, vengeanc'e is mine,!• Now, :-vhy are t~eir words, Campground Association. funds needed to run the . year's date was the Saturday donatio!) for a worthy cause. So qmckly recetved? The Lord has thus said, : The 10.1-mile trek is Union Campground after . the Campground Our goal is simple - to And without any doubt · And he wipes away mostly flat with a couple of Association. Last year's Meeting began. This year, the exceed last year's totals in rid· On hearing ... belie:ved ? The tears you have shed. hills before ·you reach Sawdust Trail Bicycle Ride cOmmittee decided to use it ers and donations, The.Union Joanne Sheets Ul).ion Campground. Other helped to overcome past as a kick-off event before the Campground Association Some heart will be brok,en, Fillinger, than receivin!! the pure sat- vandalisms and .insure the Campground Meetmg. hopes you are ready to step Some soul will be worn , Gallipolis isfaction of ra1sing funds for Union Campground This year, we are also forward and help the an association of ~rent Association into the future, hoping the donations will be Campground Meetmg to ini.portance, those nders The Union Campground submitted by June 30, 2009, received an hour-and-a-half Association thanks those in h9pes that it will cut ~ai~~d~le.eacon of Light . of fellowship and fun . who . bmved the heat and ' down on some overhead If you have any questions. pe ·· Last year's riders ranged were blessed with the fun expenses we had last year. please do not hesitate to call in ages from '1 yeano 74. and feliowship and ihe grat- · If a person donates $20 , me at (3041 593-4169 or SAN DIEGO (AP)- A pastor who holds a weekly Bible You are invited to ride and ification of helping raise the they will recei¥e a Sawdust (304) 882-2434.lfyou need study session at his home has been cited by San Pieg9 receive the same fun and funds needed to keep the Trail Bicycle Ride hat. A $30 ·a cover letter and applica- . County and told to get a permit for their gatherings. fellowship with which last Word of God reverberllting donation will get each per- lion form foryour church or . David Jones and his wife Mary could be fined $100 to year's riders were blessed. from the pine-shaded hill - son aT-shirt with the logo on organization, please call the $1,000 if they don't comply witb county codes that prohibc The Union Campground side. We hope and pray that the shirt. The shirt size of aforementioned numbers. it holding religious assemblies without a major-use permit. Assoc iatiori oversees the each of you are able to be each person· needs to be list- Remember, because of the Attendance at the Bible fellowship meetings on Tuesday Union Campground and. the blessed again .this year, and eel on the application form .efforts of those frqm last nights in Bonita range from five to 27 people. Jones' a,ttorc activities of the· grounds bring a friend and a family · (adult sizes: S,XXL). A $35 year - the Light still bums ney argues that the citation violates the Joneses' right to e~er­ throughout the year, as well as member to ride with you. donation will get the person on the hillside at the Union cise their religion. He says the county's land use regulation~ any repairs that are needed to 1fie Sawdust Trail Bicycle both the hat and T-shirt. Campground. apply only to services at synagogues. temples and churches. Vatican says some faithful don't confess their sins r P,a geA7 . ,· • I �I the Daily Sentinel ACROSS THE NATION. Michael Jackson dies in LA hospital LOS ANGELES (AP) Michael Jackson, the sensationally gifted child star who rose to become the "King of Pop" and the biggest celebrity in the world only to fall from his throne in a freakish series of ~candals, died Thursday. He was SO . . Jackson died at UCLA Medical Center after being stricken at his rented home in Holrqby Hills. Paramedics tried to resuscitate him at his home for nearly three-quarters of an hour, then rushed him to the hospital, where doctors continued to work on him. "It is believed he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. However. the cause of his death is unknown until results of the autopsy are known," his brother Jennaine said. Police said Page AS the race barrier on MTV, New York's Times Square, a dom inated the charts and low · groan went up in the dazzled even more on stage. crowd when a screen His 1982 album flashed that Jackson had "Thriller" - which in(:Jud- died, an9 people began ed the blockbuster hits relaying the news to friends "Beat It," "Billie Jean" and by cell phone . . "Thriller" - is the best"No Joke : King of Pop is selling album of all time, no more . Wow," Michael with an · estimated 50 mil- Harris, 36, of New York lion copies sold worldwide. · City, read from a text mesAt the time of his death, sage a friend had sent him . Jackson was rehearsing "It's . like when Kennedy hard for what was to be his was assassinated. I will greatest comeback : He was always remember being in Michael Jackson Square . when scheduled for an unprece- Times they were investigating , dented 50 shows at a Michael Jackson died." The public first knew hlm standard proced,ure in high- London arena, with the first set for July 13. as a boy in the late 1960s, profile cases. As word of his death when he was the precocious, Jackson's death brought a tragic end to a long, bizarre, spread, MTV switched its spinnihg lead singer of the sometimes farcical decline programming to play videos · Jackson 5, the singing group from · hls peak in the 1980s, from · Jackson's heyday. he formed with his four when he was popular music's Radio stations began play- older brothers out of Gary, premier all-around per- ing marathons of his hits. Ind. Among their No. I hits fonner, a uniter of black and Hundreds of people gath- were "I .Want You Back," white music who shattered ered outside the hospital. In "ABC'. and "I'll Be There ." . Friday, June 26, Proud to be apart of your life. i Ingels Electronics FOR. SALE: "Her big message to people is don't give up. No matter what they say to you, keep · fighting," . Alana Stew·art, who filmed . Fawcett as she underwent· treatment, said last month. NBC estimated the May 15, 2009, broadcast drew nearly 9 million viewers. In tl)e documentary, she also recounted her efforts to · unmask the source of leaks from her UCLA Medical . Center records, which led a hospital employee to ·plead . . Farrah Fawcett guilty to viQlating a federal know ledge that her life privacy law for selling brought joy to so many peo- celebrities' information to ple around the world.'' the National Enquirer. In the end, Fawcett sought · "There arti no words to to offer more than that, re- express the deep sense of emerging in the spotlight loss that I feel," Stewart with a new gravitas.. sald Thursday. "For 30 In "Farrah's Story," which years, Farrah . was much aired last month, she made more than a ffiend. She public her painful treatments was my sister, and and dispiriting setbacks· although I will miss her from shaving her golden terribly, I know in my heart locks before chemotherapy· that she will always be could claim them to under- there as that 1angel on the going experimental treat- . shoulder of everyone who loved her." ments in Germany. I Five 6' Jewelry Showcases $125 each .(i? ilt6t (i RadioSiutdc. Dealer 740-992·2_825 •106 N. 2nd Ave, Middleport, OH 6SW ,.,.,..• .,., Sat.ty & S.utiiJ' .u.ltt $28.99 ...... ';· $!!Park. St.. Other "Charlie's Angels" stars also paid tribute. · "Farrah had courage, she . had strength, and she had faith. And now she has peace as she rests with · the real angels," Jaclyn Smith said. Said Cheryl Ladd: "She was incredibly brave, and God will be welcoming her with open arms." Kate Jackson said she would remember Fawcett's "kindness, her cutting, dry wit and, of course, her beautiful smile. Today when you think of Farrah remember her smiling because that is exact! y how she wanted to be remembered, smiling." Fawcett became a sensation in 1976 as one--third of the crime-fighting trio in "Charlie's Angels." A poster of her in a clingy, red swimsuit sold in the millions· and her full, layered hairstyle became all the rage, with girls· · and women across America mimicking the look. a SY .l l A C U S.E We've ·Got ttl . ··· . . . ' . ' 949-2210 • R•clne, OH ·992-6333 • Syracuse, OH Partners Are You Unable to-Manage Your Type 2 Diabetes SilVer Rll•eiiiiUIIIIillm . ........... If you ... • Have not been treated with, or have had only limited exposure to, oral antidiabetic medication • Are between 18 and 77 years of age You may be eligible to participate in a global clinical research study. 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Laurie Wayland, LPN Holzer Clinic Department of Research 90 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, OH 45631 740.441 .3990 complete Toilet :a: *&lr.=.:.. 281111 PIIDIPIB lnterlol1 bterlor '1&•!..· •' ' • 2.56 3.20 3.84 ........ 3.42 4Z1 5.12 5;18 sm e.33 1 .eo am • Friday, June 26, 2009 The teams fii'St talked aboui persQnality clru.h between the a deal in February but couldn't megastars. work out-an agreement before 'They both badly w;mt to the deadline, a missed oppor- win," Ferry said . ·'Our team tunity that cost the Cavaliers in and organization want to win. this year's playoffs when they With that leading it, everyhad no answer inside for thing else is going to work Orlando center Dwight out" Howard , in the Eastern O'Neal is coming off an AllCOnference fmals. · Star season witft the Suns, After the Cavaliers were averaging 17 .8 points and 8.4 · eliminated with a Game 61oss, rebounds in 75 games.' but a frustrated James stormed off there were times he clogged the floor in Orlando without ~hoenix.'s . high-powered shaking the hands . of any offense under coaches Mike Magic players, including D'Antoni, Terry Porter and Howard, _hls U.S. Olympic Alvin Gentry. Still, the 7-footteammate. I, 325-pounder can be a Cleveland general manager defensive stopper. Danny Ferry iUJd Phoenix OM "He is a force," Ferry said. Steve Kerr, former teanirrtates "Always has been, still is. and close friends, never closed He's a wall around the basket a tall, long wall. the book on the O' Neal deal and finally reached an agree- Offensively, he's going to get mentearly Thursday morning. double ·teamed. He's a good Ferry coll)pleted the deal passer. He's a great receiver.... · because he wants to win a title. He's a smart basketball player Nciw. . and he's a glly that our guys "Our goals are aligned with will respect. I think it's going what our players want, includ- to work very well." ing LeBron,andthat's to win a The Shaq experiment failed championship and win it next in Phoenix. The Suns won one year," Ferry said. "We don't playoff game in O'Neal's seawant to be patient. We want to son and a lialf, and this spring be a team that has sustainable the Suns failed to make the success ..We want to be a team playoffs for the first time since like we were this year when if 2004. you don't win a championshlp Ferry, who said 6'Neal's you lose some sleep. . arrival could push longtime · "But at the same time. we . starting center Zydrunas want to be mcire tban that. We llgauskas . to a backup role, is want to be the team thai wins· convinced O'Neal 'will be able it. This was a move ''made to adjust to Cleveland and vice ·towards putting aursel'ves in venla. . "Phoenix played a different better position next Se3.'illn.'' For sheer celebrity value, way when they had him," he the O't:'feal-James tandem is said. "It was a drastic change. l\S captlvatmg as any on the We're more of a half-court sports landscape. And if it team. We play more of the works, and lasts, the ~airing teOipo that fits Shaq 's game." may one day belong m the . The Suns got little in return same company as some of the for O'Neal, but the deal gives allctime . · comb.inations:, them financial flexibj(jl):in the i,n: · :· · · . ,MJckey Mantle and Roger future. AU told, they .w1U·save · "Shaq is an incredible ·Maris, Sandy Koufax and Don $10 million. · · · ' ballplayer and a four-time ·Drysdale, Joe Montana and "Obviously the last few .· years we've had a very high NBA champion," James said Jeny Rice. jn a statement sent to The · For now, the Cavaliers, who payroll," Kerr said. '"We've Associated Pre~s. "I have a Jot carne up short this year despite had a very good team and of respect for hlm and his winning . 66 .regular-season . we've made a big, $lrong game. It will be a real honor'to games and their first erght push. Clearly the last couple of play with Shaq as my team- · playoff games, are only think- years we've been on the mates and I look forward to mg of unseating the Lakers as decline, and things have not another great season with the champions next June. worked out as well as we had Cavs." · O'Neal could be the missing hoped, so now it's time to · · ,The Cavs sent center Ben piece. But there's no guarantee adjust.'' The 34-year-old Wallace, Wallace . and swingman Sasha he'll stay healthy, and it's way l'avlovic to the Suns, along too early to know what impa~'t who after the season said he with ·a second-round pick in his arrival will have 01\ may retire, is in !he final year the 2010 draft and $500,000 in Cleveland coach Mike of a $14 million deal while the cash, for .O'Neal, the 7-foot-1 Brown's offense or the Cavs'·. Suns plan,to buy out Pavlovic, center who won three straight chemistry - or whether he who ha~ , $15 million of his lltles from 2000 to 2002 with l~J!d James, who have been $4.95 million contract guaranBryant and the Los Angeles friends for several years, can teed. Lakers. His fourth 'title came coexist. . For the Cavs, up. front costs with Dwyane Wade in Miami Ferry said he isn't worried are less imponant than a in 2006. about there being any kind of chance to finl!lly win it all. CLEVELAND (AP) One is the King, a reigning MVP who at age 24 needs only a championship to complete his resume. The other is a larger-than-life ~rsonality who may be past the prime of his career but remains an lJndeniahle force and hungers for a fifth NBA title. · LeBron and Shaq. Teammates. . . The Cleveland CavaJiers executed a blockbuster trade Thursday to unite the super~tars, acquiring Shaquille O' Neal from the Phoonix Suns in holli!S he can help LeBron James deliver this ;;eemingly sports-cursed city its first maJOr pro champoonship in 45 years. . The deal creates a tandem tl!at instantly rivals any ·in sports tQday and calls to mind ~me of the great d!lo~ in NBA history: Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, Magic iohnson .and Kareem Abdul; Jabbar, Bob Cousy and Bill Russell , Shaq himself and !(ohe Bryant. · More important; if Cleveland's gamble works jUtd the 37-year-old O'Neal delivers a title. it could keep James around. James is an l\kron native, knows Cleveland's pained sports history an.d has always maintamed he wants to stay in hls horne state, -bl!t there is no guarantee he will sign an extension with .the Cavs: Cleveland can offer him one as early as this summer. . · But that's for another day. · Hours before an NBA draft that figured to be overshad· owed by the Shaq-to-the-Cavs move, the reality of James playing with O'Neal, a 15tiine All-Star, was just sinking uire Sha .in this April3, photo, Phoenix Suns center Shaquille · O'Neal1runs up the court against lhe Sacramento Kings during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game in Phoenix. The : Cleveland Cavaliers are close to acquiring O'Neal in a . trade thai would pair him · withMVP , LeBron James; · two people with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Thursday. -APphoto .MORE POWER FOR THE PRICE. . ·'' ... Clippers take.Griffin with ·No • .t pick in NBA draft With Diet and Exercise Alone? \on ma~ he eligihlt• tn participate in a global dinical rest• arch stud~· of an im estigatinnalmedil-atinn. • buster:/Cavs Picture Gallery & Jewelry . 'lhlgedy in Iowa, Page B8 Bl The Daily Sentinel Locals 50111' at Skyline, Page 83 . ,Fans focused on US. vidory, Page B4 J.., Subscribe today • 992-2155 'Charlie's Angel' Farrah Fawcett dies at 62 LOS ANGELES (AP) :.__ A winsome smile, tousled hair and unfettered sensual, ity were Farrah Fawcett's trademarks as a sex symbol and 1970s. TV star in :'Charlie's Angels." But as her life drew to a close, she . captivated the public in a far different way: ' as a cancer patient Who fought for, then surrendered, her treasured privacy to document her struggle with the disease and inspire others. Fawcett, 62, died Thursday morning at St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica, oearly three years after being · diagnosed with anal cancer. · Ryan O'Neal, the longtime companion who returned to her side when she became ill, was with her. · "After a long and brave battle with cancer, our beloved Farrah has passed away," O'Neal said. "Although this is an extremely difficult time for her family and friends , we Jake comfort in the beautiful times · that we shared · with farrah over the years and the 2009 Inside ..' NEW YOitK (AP) - The them with the fifth and sill:th Los Angeles .Clippers select- picks . . They snapped up ed Blake Griffin with the No .. Spanish teenager at No. 5, a I pick in the NBA draft pick · they . acquired from .Thursday night, grabbing the Washington . earlier this only player considered a sure · week, before go\ng for thing in a draft full of ques- Syracuse's Jonny Flynn with tion marks. . the next pick. Griffin was the consensus It was thought Rubio might college player of the year go as high as N(). 2, but that after leading the nation with never worked out for 14.4 rebounds per game . Memphis. Instead thj: :;vhile averaging 22.7 points Grizzlies went with Thabeet, last season for Oklahoma .. the · 7-foot-3 native of the Clippers said they. would Tanzania who switched from take the forward with the top soccer to basketball just a pick just hours after they won few years ago and has (apidtl!e draft lottery last month . ly developed his defensive • "The fact is we're getting skills, but still has work to go im incredible player, incredi- on the other end. !lie person, an impeccable "I've been around great :;vork ethic and a guy that we guys, coach Calhoun, the plan on having in L.A. for UConn program helped me many years · to come," out a lot," Thabeet said. Clippers coach Mike The draft followed a busy pun!eavy said. "He's going day of tr.Jdes in the· NBA . A !O be a great; exciting fit fpr deal that. sent Shaquille . our ballclub." . O ' Neal to pia)' alongside · : The Ml)mphis· Grizzlies LeBron James in Cleveland then grabbed Connecticut was completed earlier center Hasheem Thabeet, a Thursday, and Eastern ilominant rebounder and shot Conference champion blocker who doesn't have Orlando acquired Vonce ~trong offensive skills . · Carter from the Nets in a swap . After the two big men. the completed shortly before the rest of the first round was fiiSt pick was made . expected to be dominatoo by San Antonio landed point guards, with perhaps 10 Richard Jefferson from or more expected to go in the Milwaukee on Tuesday, and top 30 picks, more big names could be ; The · · Minnesota available this summer as Ti"1berwqlves took two of teams arc forced to slash pay\ roll. The best way to improve quickly this year was through trades, because the draft was considered weaker than in recent years. It lacked the star power of 2007, when Greg Oden and Kevin Durant battled it out for top pick honors, or when Derricl\ · Rose beat out Michael Beasley last year. There was no debate this time. Dunleavy announced the . Clippers' intentions shortly after his team's surprising lottery win, and they began a markeiing campaign featuring the forward the next day. The ·Clippers are hoping Griffin turns out better than their last. No. 1 overall pick . They opened the 1998 draft by takmg center Michael Olowokandi , a bust who is out of the league. " I'm not worried about what's hap~ned in the past," Griffin saod. "Just excited about the opportunity." Oklahoma City took highswring Arizona State guard James Harden with the No.3 pick and Sacramento followed by drafting Memphis freshman Tyreke Evans who like Griffin was wearing a purple tie. So was Stephen Curry, the NCAA scoring leader from Davidson who went at No . 7 to Golden State. GALUPOltS. OH . MIOWAY BllWEEN RIO GRANUE & GALUPOLIS ON OLD AT 31 11~1446· 1411 ~ .. CERTIFIED GOLD STAR DEALER HUNTINGTON, WV .EXO 18ON 164, THEN 1/2 MILE ON MERRmS CRm ROAD (3041 736-1110 VI\ Ill> A' WWW JOH~DEERE COM GREEIIJP COUNTY, KY 8 MILES NORTH Of ASHlAND ON US HWY23 (6061833·1408 , '- \·'· .• >>l'{'' . ..' . ~. ' ... ' �I the Daily Sentinel ACROSS THE NATION. Michael Jackson dies in LA hospital LOS ANGELES (AP) Michael Jackson, the sensationally gifted child star who rose to become the "King of Pop" and the biggest celebrity in the world only to fall from his throne in a freakish series of ~candals, died Thursday. He was SO . . Jackson died at UCLA Medical Center after being stricken at his rented home in Holrqby Hills. Paramedics tried to resuscitate him at his home for nearly three-quarters of an hour, then rushed him to the hospital, where doctors continued to work on him. "It is believed he suffered cardiac arrest in his home. However. the cause of his death is unknown until results of the autopsy are known," his brother Jennaine said. Police said Page AS the race barrier on MTV, New York's Times Square, a dom inated the charts and low · groan went up in the dazzled even more on stage. crowd when a screen His 1982 album flashed that Jackson had "Thriller" - which in(:Jud- died, an9 people began ed the blockbuster hits relaying the news to friends "Beat It," "Billie Jean" and by cell phone . . "Thriller" - is the best"No Joke : King of Pop is selling album of all time, no more . Wow," Michael with an · estimated 50 mil- Harris, 36, of New York lion copies sold worldwide. · City, read from a text mesAt the time of his death, sage a friend had sent him . Jackson was rehearsing "It's . like when Kennedy hard for what was to be his was assassinated. I will greatest comeback : He was always remember being in Michael Jackson Square . when scheduled for an unprece- Times they were investigating , dented 50 shows at a Michael Jackson died." The public first knew hlm standard proced,ure in high- London arena, with the first set for July 13. as a boy in the late 1960s, profile cases. As word of his death when he was the precocious, Jackson's death brought a tragic end to a long, bizarre, spread, MTV switched its spinnihg lead singer of the sometimes farcical decline programming to play videos · Jackson 5, the singing group from · hls peak in the 1980s, from · Jackson's heyday. he formed with his four when he was popular music's Radio stations began play- older brothers out of Gary, premier all-around per- ing marathons of his hits. Ind. Among their No. I hits fonner, a uniter of black and Hundreds of people gath- were "I .Want You Back," white music who shattered ered outside the hospital. In "ABC'. and "I'll Be There ." . Friday, June 26, Proud to be apart of your life. i Ingels Electronics FOR. SALE: "Her big message to people is don't give up. No matter what they say to you, keep · fighting," . Alana Stew·art, who filmed . Fawcett as she underwent· treatment, said last month. NBC estimated the May 15, 2009, broadcast drew nearly 9 million viewers. In tl)e documentary, she also recounted her efforts to · unmask the source of leaks from her UCLA Medical . Center records, which led a hospital employee to ·plead . . Farrah Fawcett guilty to viQlating a federal know ledge that her life privacy law for selling brought joy to so many peo- celebrities' information to ple around the world.'' the National Enquirer. In the end, Fawcett sought · "There arti no words to to offer more than that, re- express the deep sense of emerging in the spotlight loss that I feel," Stewart with a new gravitas.. sald Thursday. "For 30 In "Farrah's Story," which years, Farrah . was much aired last month, she made more than a ffiend. She public her painful treatments was my sister, and and dispiriting setbacks· although I will miss her from shaving her golden terribly, I know in my heart locks before chemotherapy· that she will always be could claim them to under- there as that 1angel on the going experimental treat- . shoulder of everyone who loved her." ments in Germany. I Five 6' Jewelry Showcases $125 each .(i? ilt6t (i RadioSiutdc. Dealer 740-992·2_825 •106 N. 2nd Ave, Middleport, OH 6SW ,.,.,..• .,., Sat.ty & S.utiiJ' .u.ltt $28.99 ...... ';· $!!Park. St.. Other "Charlie's Angels" stars also paid tribute. · "Farrah had courage, she . had strength, and she had faith. And now she has peace as she rests with · the real angels," Jaclyn Smith said. Said Cheryl Ladd: "She was incredibly brave, and God will be welcoming her with open arms." Kate Jackson said she would remember Fawcett's "kindness, her cutting, dry wit and, of course, her beautiful smile. Today when you think of Farrah remember her smiling because that is exact! y how she wanted to be remembered, smiling." Fawcett became a sensation in 1976 as one--third of the crime-fighting trio in "Charlie's Angels." A poster of her in a clingy, red swimsuit sold in the millions· and her full, layered hairstyle became all the rage, with girls· · and women across America mimicking the look. a SY .l l A C U S.E We've ·Got ttl . ··· . . . ' . ' 949-2210 • R•clne, OH ·992-6333 • Syracuse, OH Partners Are You Unable to-Manage Your Type 2 Diabetes SilVer Rll•eiiiiUIIIIillm . ........... If you ... • Have not been treated with, or have had only limited exposure to, oral antidiabetic medication • Are between 18 and 77 years of age You may be eligible to participate in a global clinical research study. 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Laurie Wayland, LPN Holzer Clinic Department of Research 90 Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, OH 45631 740.441 .3990 complete Toilet :a: *&lr.=.:.. 281111 PIIDIPIB lnterlol1 bterlor '1&•!..· •' ' • 2.56 3.20 3.84 ........ 3.42 4Z1 5.12 5;18 sm e.33 1 .eo am • Friday, June 26, 2009 The teams fii'St talked aboui persQnality clru.h between the a deal in February but couldn't megastars. work out-an agreement before 'They both badly w;mt to the deadline, a missed oppor- win," Ferry said . ·'Our team tunity that cost the Cavaliers in and organization want to win. this year's playoffs when they With that leading it, everyhad no answer inside for thing else is going to work Orlando center Dwight out" Howard , in the Eastern O'Neal is coming off an AllCOnference fmals. · Star season witft the Suns, After the Cavaliers were averaging 17 .8 points and 8.4 · eliminated with a Game 61oss, rebounds in 75 games.' but a frustrated James stormed off there were times he clogged the floor in Orlando without ~hoenix.'s . high-powered shaking the hands . of any offense under coaches Mike Magic players, including D'Antoni, Terry Porter and Howard, _hls U.S. Olympic Alvin Gentry. Still, the 7-footteammate. I, 325-pounder can be a Cleveland general manager defensive stopper. Danny Ferry iUJd Phoenix OM "He is a force," Ferry said. Steve Kerr, former teanirrtates "Always has been, still is. and close friends, never closed He's a wall around the basket a tall, long wall. the book on the O' Neal deal and finally reached an agree- Offensively, he's going to get mentearly Thursday morning. double ·teamed. He's a good Ferry coll)pleted the deal passer. He's a great receiver.... · because he wants to win a title. He's a smart basketball player Nciw. . and he's a glly that our guys "Our goals are aligned with will respect. I think it's going what our players want, includ- to work very well." ing LeBron,andthat's to win a The Shaq experiment failed championship and win it next in Phoenix. The Suns won one year," Ferry said. "We don't playoff game in O'Neal's seawant to be patient. We want to son and a lialf, and this spring be a team that has sustainable the Suns failed to make the success ..We want to be a team playoffs for the first time since like we were this year when if 2004. you don't win a championshlp Ferry, who said 6'Neal's you lose some sleep. . arrival could push longtime · "But at the same time. we . starting center Zydrunas want to be mcire tban that. We llgauskas . to a backup role, is want to be the team thai wins· convinced O'Neal 'will be able it. This was a move ''made to adjust to Cleveland and vice ·towards putting aursel'ves in venla. . "Phoenix played a different better position next Se3.'illn.'' For sheer celebrity value, way when they had him," he the O't:'feal-James tandem is said. "It was a drastic change. l\S captlvatmg as any on the We're more of a half-court sports landscape. And if it team. We play more of the works, and lasts, the ~airing teOipo that fits Shaq 's game." may one day belong m the . The Suns got little in return same company as some of the for O'Neal, but the deal gives allctime . · comb.inations:, them financial flexibj(jl):in the i,n: · :· · · . ,MJckey Mantle and Roger future. AU told, they .w1U·save · "Shaq is an incredible ·Maris, Sandy Koufax and Don $10 million. · · · ' ballplayer and a four-time ·Drysdale, Joe Montana and "Obviously the last few .· years we've had a very high NBA champion," James said Jeny Rice. jn a statement sent to The · For now, the Cavaliers, who payroll," Kerr said. '"We've Associated Pre~s. "I have a Jot carne up short this year despite had a very good team and of respect for hlm and his winning . 66 .regular-season . we've made a big, $lrong game. It will be a real honor'to games and their first erght push. Clearly the last couple of play with Shaq as my team- · playoff games, are only think- years we've been on the mates and I look forward to mg of unseating the Lakers as decline, and things have not another great season with the champions next June. worked out as well as we had Cavs." · O'Neal could be the missing hoped, so now it's time to · · ,The Cavs sent center Ben piece. But there's no guarantee adjust.'' The 34-year-old Wallace, Wallace . and swingman Sasha he'll stay healthy, and it's way l'avlovic to the Suns, along too early to know what impa~'t who after the season said he with ·a second-round pick in his arrival will have 01\ may retire, is in !he final year the 2010 draft and $500,000 in Cleveland coach Mike of a $14 million deal while the cash, for .O'Neal, the 7-foot-1 Brown's offense or the Cavs'·. Suns plan,to buy out Pavlovic, center who won three straight chemistry - or whether he who ha~ , $15 million of his lltles from 2000 to 2002 with l~J!d James, who have been $4.95 million contract guaranBryant and the Los Angeles friends for several years, can teed. Lakers. His fourth 'title came coexist. . For the Cavs, up. front costs with Dwyane Wade in Miami Ferry said he isn't worried are less imponant than a in 2006. about there being any kind of chance to finl!lly win it all. CLEVELAND (AP) One is the King, a reigning MVP who at age 24 needs only a championship to complete his resume. The other is a larger-than-life ~rsonality who may be past the prime of his career but remains an lJndeniahle force and hungers for a fifth NBA title. · LeBron and Shaq. Teammates. . . The Cleveland CavaJiers executed a blockbuster trade Thursday to unite the super~tars, acquiring Shaquille O' Neal from the Phoonix Suns in holli!S he can help LeBron James deliver this ;;eemingly sports-cursed city its first maJOr pro champoonship in 45 years. . The deal creates a tandem tl!at instantly rivals any ·in sports tQday and calls to mind ~me of the great d!lo~ in NBA history: Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen, Magic iohnson .and Kareem Abdul; Jabbar, Bob Cousy and Bill Russell , Shaq himself and !(ohe Bryant. · More important; if Cleveland's gamble works jUtd the 37-year-old O'Neal delivers a title. it could keep James around. James is an l\kron native, knows Cleveland's pained sports history an.d has always maintamed he wants to stay in hls horne state, -bl!t there is no guarantee he will sign an extension with .the Cavs: Cleveland can offer him one as early as this summer. . · But that's for another day. · Hours before an NBA draft that figured to be overshad· owed by the Shaq-to-the-Cavs move, the reality of James playing with O'Neal, a 15tiine All-Star, was just sinking uire Sha .in this April3, photo, Phoenix Suns center Shaquille · O'Neal1runs up the court against lhe Sacramento Kings during the first quarter of an NBA basketball game in Phoenix. The : Cleveland Cavaliers are close to acquiring O'Neal in a . trade thai would pair him · withMVP , LeBron James; · two people with knowledge of the deal told The Associated Press on Thursday. -APphoto .MORE POWER FOR THE PRICE. . ·'' ... Clippers take.Griffin with ·No • .t pick in NBA draft With Diet and Exercise Alone? \on ma~ he eligihlt• tn participate in a global dinical rest• arch stud~· of an im estigatinnalmedil-atinn. • buster:/Cavs Picture Gallery & Jewelry . 'lhlgedy in Iowa, Page B8 Bl The Daily Sentinel Locals 50111' at Skyline, Page 83 . ,Fans focused on US. vidory, Page B4 J.., Subscribe today • 992-2155 'Charlie's Angel' Farrah Fawcett dies at 62 LOS ANGELES (AP) :.__ A winsome smile, tousled hair and unfettered sensual, ity were Farrah Fawcett's trademarks as a sex symbol and 1970s. TV star in :'Charlie's Angels." But as her life drew to a close, she . captivated the public in a far different way: ' as a cancer patient Who fought for, then surrendered, her treasured privacy to document her struggle with the disease and inspire others. Fawcett, 62, died Thursday morning at St. John's Health Center in Santa Monica, oearly three years after being · diagnosed with anal cancer. · Ryan O'Neal, the longtime companion who returned to her side when she became ill, was with her. · "After a long and brave battle with cancer, our beloved Farrah has passed away," O'Neal said. "Although this is an extremely difficult time for her family and friends , we Jake comfort in the beautiful times · that we shared · with farrah over the years and the 2009 Inside ..' NEW YOitK (AP) - The them with the fifth and sill:th Los Angeles .Clippers select- picks . . They snapped up ed Blake Griffin with the No .. Spanish teenager at No. 5, a I pick in the NBA draft pick · they . acquired from .Thursday night, grabbing the Washington . earlier this only player considered a sure · week, before go\ng for thing in a draft full of ques- Syracuse's Jonny Flynn with tion marks. . the next pick. Griffin was the consensus It was thought Rubio might college player of the year go as high as N(). 2, but that after leading the nation with never worked out for 14.4 rebounds per game . Memphis. Instead thj: :;vhile averaging 22.7 points Grizzlies went with Thabeet, last season for Oklahoma .. the · 7-foot-3 native of the Clippers said they. would Tanzania who switched from take the forward with the top soccer to basketball just a pick just hours after they won few years ago and has (apidtl!e draft lottery last month . ly developed his defensive • "The fact is we're getting skills, but still has work to go im incredible player, incredi- on the other end. !lie person, an impeccable "I've been around great :;vork ethic and a guy that we guys, coach Calhoun, the plan on having in L.A. for UConn program helped me many years · to come," out a lot," Thabeet said. Clippers coach Mike The draft followed a busy pun!eavy said. "He's going day of tr.Jdes in the· NBA . A !O be a great; exciting fit fpr deal that. sent Shaquille . our ballclub." . O ' Neal to pia)' alongside · : The Ml)mphis· Grizzlies LeBron James in Cleveland then grabbed Connecticut was completed earlier center Hasheem Thabeet, a Thursday, and Eastern ilominant rebounder and shot Conference champion blocker who doesn't have Orlando acquired Vonce ~trong offensive skills . · Carter from the Nets in a swap . After the two big men. the completed shortly before the rest of the first round was fiiSt pick was made . expected to be dominatoo by San Antonio landed point guards, with perhaps 10 Richard Jefferson from or more expected to go in the Milwaukee on Tuesday, and top 30 picks, more big names could be ; The · · Minnesota available this summer as Ti"1berwqlves took two of teams arc forced to slash pay\ roll. The best way to improve quickly this year was through trades, because the draft was considered weaker than in recent years. It lacked the star power of 2007, when Greg Oden and Kevin Durant battled it out for top pick honors, or when Derricl\ · Rose beat out Michael Beasley last year. There was no debate this time. Dunleavy announced the . Clippers' intentions shortly after his team's surprising lottery win, and they began a markeiing campaign featuring the forward the next day. The ·Clippers are hoping Griffin turns out better than their last. No. 1 overall pick . They opened the 1998 draft by takmg center Michael Olowokandi , a bust who is out of the league. " I'm not worried about what's hap~ned in the past," Griffin saod. "Just excited about the opportunity." Oklahoma City took highswring Arizona State guard James Harden with the No.3 pick and Sacramento followed by drafting Memphis freshman Tyreke Evans who like Griffin was wearing a purple tie. So was Stephen Curry, the NCAA scoring leader from Davidson who went at No . 7 to Golden State. GALUPOltS. OH . 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Satunlay '· 'I liKe: Lenox Jixlustrial Too~ 301 1 Wllele: New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon (1.058 mi.), , . 300 Japs/ 317.4 miles. . .,'J 1 When: Sunday, June 28. 1• ri Last year's winner: Kurt Busch, Dodge. .., 1 Qualifying reconl: Ryan Newman, Oodge, 133.357. Sept. 12. 2003. 1 Race 111Cord: Jeff Burton, . Ford, 117.134 mph, July 13, .199 7. •Last _,~wasn't a surprise that Kaset Kahne 'Mial was a surprise is that the ~r-old from Enumcla;i, wash .. broke a 37-raoe winlesS streak oo aroad course. Sonoma. Cal~.'s lrtfineon :-. Rnway. ~was also a Sllprise lhat he blunted 11-e chafie of ore• . of NASCAR~ finer road racers, T~ Stewart, in do so. Kahne keJX Stewart at~ desPte aseries of late caution fla&s that repeatedly won: '. 11> The TNT broadcast booth l$.100 • crowded. There's not enqugll al~ time for Bm Weber, K}'le Petty, . Wally Oallenbach Jr. ailcl Lirry McReynolds. . . . .· ll> The balance is overly Upped In favor of strategy at 11)3d,~es. Part of the reascin i&•tlle smaller tuei tanks in the ge~ .cats . . . ,.. At least two manufaciurers, . Chevy and Dodge, are t8pot:tedly~ cutting .back their NASCAR opei'· atlons. There's a reason. They're . also ci,Jtling bSl;k their operations in general. Ford's program wes already ecilnomlcal. ll> The cars all look alike, but in · least Jn the. Sprint Cup and N&• tionwide senes, the)l're similar In size to passenger.counterparts. NASCAR Trucks are the .slze of a· 197B Chevy I.JJv, nota 2009 Sll· verado, ~ . ··~ ll> The last Pontiac cframplon was Tony Stewart in 2002:·.There apparently won't ever be any more because there won't eYer be any • more Pontiacs. . · ll> Carl EdWards ended months of frustration by finailyw[nning, a• beit In the Nationwide Series. Edwards has coped well. imagine K1le Busch in the same cir· cumstance. 1> When •green initiatives" are announced in NASCAR, they in· valve the construction of build· ings. Wo•ldn't it be a great time to work on more efficient fuel mileage in race.cars? That is, wittmut a loss of power. It's time for engine technology to join the 21st Century. · 1> Oval-track racers adapt to road courses a lot better than road racers adapt to ovals. It doesn't make much sense. but it's true. The most likely reason is that the cars are more Important than the types or courses. • What's the use of showing di~ tal simulations of crashes when the actual footage is available? The only explanation has to be commercial considerations. · • Bruton Smith recently suggest, ed he would find a race date for Kentucky by taking one away from one of his other tracks. WhiCh oM? ll> Wlio's hot: Sprint Cup polnts.leader Tony Siewert, who·has finished seventh or better in eight of the past 10 races, ... Kasey Kahne. who won for lt!e fi!st time iJ137 iaces and left himself just three points out of Chase ,X,si-. lion w~h 10 reg· ular-season · races remaining. I .I • .Who.. not: Jeff Burton dropped from " .. . 12th to 15th in ·' . · · .· )he iankings,. , , thanks·to a craSh'mar'red"34111. place finish..., Another rougll • day'left Burtlln's teammate, : · , Kevln Harvk:k. inired In 25th . pjace ·m·the .poifl[S. camglngWurld Trucks Nationwide Sprint Cup I SprintCup. Ill> If you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week, r:{o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 bunched up 11-e field ..Kahne~ W:· 1 Race: Camping World RV . toiY put Ricl)ald Petty in W;tofY Sales 200 !'resented l'f lane for 11-e first time. in 11 years, Turtle wax ~Fetty is now more 1 Wllele: New Hampshire spokesman than a.merlortt-e Motor SpeedWay, Loudon team known officialy as RicJ'anl (1.058 mi. ), 200 Petty Motorsports but prirdpal~ laps/ 317.4 miles .. owned l'f Geo!ge Gillett. The l'ict!> I When: Saturday, June 27. f>J was 11-e 10ttt of Kame~ career. 1Lalt year's winner: T~ MaroosArnlxoseeQualeda career Stewart, Toyota. · best l'f finishing !1\id, flllklwed in ·~dCOid:Kevin order l'f ]mmie .IOhnsor), Denny Ha,.ick, Chevrolet, Hamlin and Juan Pablo l\!on1f:¥!, 130.716 mph, May 11, whOSe only career W;tofY OCCllred 2001. in Soooma. Stewart padcled his I Race ftiCilld: Bobby edge in the season standW'gs, in- · Hamilton Jr.. Ford, creasirg his lead (}let' JeffGoroon, 110.3,68 mph, May 11, who fini shed nirrth, to 84 ~ 2002. with 10 ~ remaining in 11-e ~ 1 Last Mile: Carl Edwards ular season. Kahne's teammates, won for the first time this AJ. AIIITi!rxl•lseYer11!1) and El- year in any of the three liott Sadler (lOttt), ai!;O fared well. major NASCAR series, In the top 10 vee five ete.rolels, surging ahead of Kyle · three Dodges and two Ti¥J!a5. · Busch late in the series' The highest.finlshng Ford driver annual visit to The Milwauwas Carl EdNards in 1311\. kee Mile. Race: MemphisTral-el. com 200 Presented/by N£W"'~il:MPSfflR£1lATA 1 O'Reilly Auto Parts 1 Wllele: Memphis Motor· ... June 28 . Sept.20 · cars, sports Park, Millington, Tenn . (.75 mi. ), 200 laps/ 150 miles. 1 When: Saturday, June 27. 1 Last year's winner: Ron Hornaday Jr., Chevrolet. 1 Qualllylng record: Greg Biffie, Ford, 120.139 mph. May 7,1999. 1 Race record: Travis Kva· pil; Chevrolet. 9l.B06 mph, June 30, 2007. 1 tail w.k: Ron Horn&day Jr. dominated the Mi~ waukee race and regained first place in the points standings. Dennis Setzer and Brian Scott followed Hornaday's Chevrolet across the finish line. 1/J ·~fJ-].2: :.Src;-fLJ SJ }J-f MAn CRAFTON CRAFTSMANTRUCK SERIES - ~-. , c :"'.:::..:J_., . . .'Jr Jn::.. JJ.=..=.! r;::s.; . :S j ·.r r :S . $1 j:S .. , v No. 88 ·MENARDS CHEVROLET E R s Johnson u s By lap ten Auure Swartz Robert Games, Robbie SPORTS CORRESPONDENT started to reel in Carrier for Evans, Donnie Nething, and STEWART _ The "Salt first. Bond and Layne renewed Man Holcomb rounded out their battle from the highly the top ten. ~~ . ~er. fr.x(IS~~siock.,EdWdVie) contested heat race with a dual Skyline Speedway continfor seventh. Rounding out the ues action tonight. For furtook top honors in the 40-lap top teo behind second place ther information · visit $3,000-to-wio Jack Shutts Swartz were Zach Dohm, www.skylinespeedway.net or Memorial for Late Model s Ralph Withem, Tyler c;~ll 304-539-4410 or the at Billy Jarrell's Skyline · Carpenter, Jeff Wood, Lany track phone at 740-p62-4111. Speedway last Friday night. Bond, Kevin Layne , Steve . 1 Again local area drivers Bigley, and Greg Oliver. . SKYLINE HOSTS $1,000 posted credible finishes at In the sprint car main, 16• INVITATIONAL TONIGHT Ohio 's fastest 3/8 mile clay year old Bryce Dickson got track. In only his second the jump on outside pole-sit· Holding kids' scooter givenight out in 2009, Keith ter Keith Baxter. Dash win- away Baxter claimed the 25-lap ner Dickson led the first 10 , Besides hosting late models outlaw sprint main, and. laps. Baxter, in his .own and outlaw sprint Billy Jeremy Blake took the 20- Eagle/Tingler-powered Jarrell 's Skyline Speedway lap Malta AMRA Modified mount, legged it out to a half will host a $1 ,000-to-win Pure . cro_wn . . T?mmy Mu~l!y straight away lead by lap I 8, Srock Invitational tonight arid cl31med h1s th1rd Skyline just as.l9-year old Mitchell thengearsupforthe$1700!J'. main of the year in thePure Harble bagged Dickson for ph,Ispun;e/MallaAMRAGreg Stocks, Chris Lauer tQOk the second . Josh Davis followed Schilling Memorial on July 3. On any given night Meigs Four Cylinders for the sec- in suit, then took second one ond . consecutive week, and lap later. Smith, Dave County race fans can see40 of Will Holland claimed the Dickson, Jimmy Stinson, their favorite local drivers on Mini-Wedges. and Crabtree fiercely the fast 3/8 red clay oval . Kevin Layne, Racine led wheeled for top tens. · Race fans bringing a new much of the first Late Model · Rounding out the top ten race fan to the races tonight qualifying beat in the Gheen were Baxter, Davis, Higgins, can get $5 off admission for Painting/Rose Excavating Harble Smith Staats "Two-Fer" Night, a "Two for #41. Layne an<;! Coolville's Cra~, B. Dick~n,Jimmy $25" admission. The promoLarry Bond went side by Stinson, Dave Dickson, and lion is intended to get new side before Bond won the Brian Benson. fans to the track. Seniors can event by just inches. Jeremy Blake · and Pomeroy's, Todd Smith Gallipolis driver J. P. finish~ stxth in the first B- Roberts pulled away early in main, while Thomas Amott, the Malta AMRA mQdified . Tuppers Plains finished in main. 2008 champ Jeremy tlte top te{l. In the modified · Berwanger, driving a newly ~ivision Pomeroy's Wild constructed Lightening Bill Thorla finished sixth in chassis, then roped Roberts the Tinker Toy zero, Shane for a Texas style tango for · Roush, Roy Roush, and Jake second. Roberts earned a top Swain phtced in their heats. Spot in the feature by virtue A~. rolling her car last . of winning his qualifying Saturday night, Racine's heat . Kenny Johnson , the Raquel Wolfe debuted a new car in the Four Cylinde{ Southside Flyer, wagered a main. Gallipolis driver J.P. stiff chlillengefor fourth with ·Roberts had a great night in ·Jeff Wood, while Mike winning .his heat and posting McPherson . and • Robert second in the AMRA fea- Garnes scrapped for sixth. ture. Blake was safely in front with 18-year old Tyler four lapped cars separating Carpenter and Larry ·Bond him from second place paced the Late Model field Roberts. Roberts and to · the waving . green. Berwanger fought tooth-andCarpenter led the first go- nail for the duration with 175 Noi1h 2nd A~e. round, then Bond led the Roberts finally nailing down Middleport; Of{ . next two before Eddie ~ond at the finish. Blake, Carrier, Jr. burst into the J.P. Roberts, Berwanger, Wood, Johnson, McPherson, lead. ' • Kurt Busc:h Jimmie John1011 VI. Kurt IUICII After running near the front for most of the Toyota/SaveMart 350, . Busch finished 15th alter being spun o~t by Johnson, who went on to fin· ish fourth. Johnson apologized and Busch a.ccepted it. but in a television' interview, Busch criticized Johnsen · for driving too aggressively. The two . remain third (Johnson) and fourth (Busch) in the Sprint Cup standings .. . NASCAR This Week Monte Dut· ton glwes hla take: : Given Johnson's reputation, almost no one thinks the incident was the result or anything more than a mistake. Tough break · fGr Busch. though." 7 get in for "Two-For $22." Kids 12-and-under are always free at Skyline Speedway, ~Ius the next two weekends kyline is giving away an Electric Scooter valued at $400 to some kid, 12 or under who register at the front gare. In addition to the pure stock invitational, Skyline hosts 410 $pilnts and .late models for $1,500 tO win, AMRA modifieds ,fourcylinders , andminiwedgeS. · On Friday, July 3, Skyline hosts the "Stars and Stripes 30" for steel block late mod· els, a race that pays $1,500 to win and $175 to start. That comes in addition to the Greg Schilling Memorial that pays $1,699 to win and $199 to start as part of the $17.000· plus .purse. ' There .will be no super late models o~ no s~ts . July 3, but Skyhne w1ll_·host pure st?C~s. four . cylinders, and lllllll-wedges. For further informat~on please contact the. Sky/me Speedway . websrte at www.sky/inesPif!edwaynet or call 740-662-4111 or 304· 5394410. now ambassador to Ireland WA~HINGTON (AP) Pittsburgh Steelers owner Dan Rooney was confirmed by the Senate on Thursday as U.S. ambassador to Ireland . The nomination was approved by voice vote. Rooney was a lifelong Republican who backed President Barack Obama over Hillary Rodham Clinton dur· ing Pennsylvania's presidential primary last year. He later campaigned for Obama in western Pennsylvania and helped him win the state in November. In the 1970s, he helped found the American Ireland Fund, an organization that has raised millions for advocacy of peace und education in Ireland. Rooney's father, Arthur J. Rooney, founded the Steelen; in 1933. The son took over the 'presidency of the team in 1975 and is a Hall of Fame owner. His Steelers won the Super Bowl this year. The "Rooney Rule," which requires any team with a head coaching vacancy to interview at least one minority candidate, was developed by an ·NFL committee Rooney chaired . Rooney has also participated in labor negotiations between the league and players. Sign Up Fo' OUI' Swllhe' Rewa,ds PI'Ogl'tlm FNe of chGtge ·· . WHEN'S THE LAST TIME ACHECK•UP · SAVED YOU MONEY? -- Brogan·Warner Grang, Insurance Service Inc CIII740-192.U or vlllt bropi)-Warner.webqent4u.com Tbe Red .Carpet Treatment "Your Carpet & Vpholsiery Cleaning Solution" . VotedTriCounty's #1 Carpet Cleaner 740-.992-"7090 888-992-7090 Marty 0 'Bryant, Owner O~er 10 Years Experience Check Out Our Summer Specials At www.redcarpettrealment .org 7028 • • . NASCAR TRIVIA • Attention Business Owners 1. What was the original name of the: . 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Call now! to set-up vour FREE ONLINE BUSINESS LISTING 740-992-2155 The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, Ohio 45679 · • �I Friday, June 26, 2009 www.mydailysentinel.com Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 26, 2009 1he Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentinel.com Local·drivers fare well at·Skyline Speedway Steelers owner Rooney BY ScOTT WOLFE < (_)jl~i- ;.]~ JO ~~ J . ~/I limes faslem . ' . . "lfti"IOX=Ind':'usl!ial=:. -:-:Ti::-bol-:-s~.-. """"" 301,1:30 p.m., Surl<la; l'INI', Nationwide Sarlet . Camping World RY Sales . 200 Presented by Tllflle Wa1. 2:30 p.m.. Satunlay '· 'I liKe: Lenox Jixlustrial Too~ 301 1 Wllele: New Hampshire Motor Speedway, Loudon (1.058 mi.), , . 300 Japs/ 317.4 miles. . .,'J 1 When: Sunday, June 28. 1• ri Last year's winner: Kurt Busch, Dodge. .., 1 Qualifying reconl: Ryan Newman, Oodge, 133.357. Sept. 12. 2003. 1 Race 111Cord: Jeff Burton, . Ford, 117.134 mph, July 13, .199 7. •Last _,~wasn't a surprise that Kaset Kahne 'Mial was a surprise is that the ~r-old from Enumcla;i, wash .. broke a 37-raoe winlesS streak oo aroad course. Sonoma. Cal~.'s lrtfineon :-. Rnway. ~was also a Sllprise lhat he blunted 11-e chafie of ore• . of NASCAR~ finer road racers, T~ Stewart, in do so. Kahne keJX Stewart at~ desPte aseries of late caution fla&s that repeatedly won: '. 11> The TNT broadcast booth l$.100 • crowded. There's not enqugll al~ time for Bm Weber, K}'le Petty, . Wally Oallenbach Jr. ailcl Lirry McReynolds. . . . .· ll> The balance is overly Upped In favor of strategy at 11)3d,~es. Part of the reascin i&•tlle smaller tuei tanks in the ge~ .cats . . . ,.. At least two manufaciurers, . Chevy and Dodge, are t8pot:tedly~ cutting .back their NASCAR opei'· atlons. There's a reason. They're . also ci,Jtling bSl;k their operations in general. Ford's program wes already ecilnomlcal. ll> The cars all look alike, but in · least Jn the. Sprint Cup and N&• tionwide senes, the)l're similar In size to passenger.counterparts. NASCAR Trucks are the .slze of a· 197B Chevy I.JJv, nota 2009 Sll· verado, ~ . ··~ ll> The last Pontiac cframplon was Tony Stewart in 2002:·.There apparently won't ever be any more because there won't eYer be any • more Pontiacs. . · ll> Carl EdWards ended months of frustration by finailyw[nning, a• beit In the Nationwide Series. Edwards has coped well. imagine K1le Busch in the same cir· cumstance. 1> When •green initiatives" are announced in NASCAR, they in· valve the construction of build· ings. Wo•ldn't it be a great time to work on more efficient fuel mileage in race.cars? That is, wittmut a loss of power. It's time for engine technology to join the 21st Century. · 1> Oval-track racers adapt to road courses a lot better than road racers adapt to ovals. It doesn't make much sense. but it's true. The most likely reason is that the cars are more Important than the types or courses. • What's the use of showing di~ tal simulations of crashes when the actual footage is available? The only explanation has to be commercial considerations. · • Bruton Smith recently suggest, ed he would find a race date for Kentucky by taking one away from one of his other tracks. WhiCh oM? ll> Wlio's hot: Sprint Cup polnts.leader Tony Siewert, who·has finished seventh or better in eight of the past 10 races, ... Kasey Kahne. who won for lt!e fi!st time iJ137 iaces and left himself just three points out of Chase ,X,si-. lion w~h 10 reg· ular-season · races remaining. I .I • .Who.. not: Jeff Burton dropped from " .. . 12th to 15th in ·' . · · .· )he iankings,. , , thanks·to a craSh'mar'red"34111. place finish..., Another rougll • day'left Burtlln's teammate, : · , Kevln Harvk:k. inired In 25th . pjace ·m·the .poifl[S. camglngWurld Trucks Nationwide Sprint Cup I SprintCup. Ill> If you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This Week, r:{o The Gaston Gazette, P.O. Box 1538, Gastonia, NC 28053 bunched up 11-e field ..Kahne~ W:· 1 Race: Camping World RV . toiY put Ricl)ald Petty in W;tofY Sales 200 !'resented l'f lane for 11-e first time. in 11 years, Turtle wax ~Fetty is now more 1 Wllele: New Hampshire spokesman than a.merlortt-e Motor SpeedWay, Loudon team known officialy as RicJ'anl (1.058 mi. ), 200 Petty Motorsports but prirdpal~ laps/ 317.4 miles .. owned l'f Geo!ge Gillett. The l'ict!> I When: Saturday, June 27. f>J was 11-e 10ttt of Kame~ career. 1Lalt year's winner: T~ MaroosArnlxoseeQualeda career Stewart, Toyota. · best l'f finishing !1\id, flllklwed in ·~dCOid:Kevin order l'f ]mmie .IOhnsor), Denny Ha,.ick, Chevrolet, Hamlin and Juan Pablo l\!on1f:¥!, 130.716 mph, May 11, whOSe only career W;tofY OCCllred 2001. in Soooma. Stewart padcled his I Race ftiCilld: Bobby edge in the season standW'gs, in- · Hamilton Jr.. Ford, creasirg his lead (}let' JeffGoroon, 110.3,68 mph, May 11, who fini shed nirrth, to 84 ~ 2002. with 10 ~ remaining in 11-e ~ 1 Last Mile: Carl Edwards ular season. Kahne's teammates, won for the first time this AJ. AIIITi!rxl•lseYer11!1) and El- year in any of the three liott Sadler (lOttt), ai!;O fared well. major NASCAR series, In the top 10 vee five ete.rolels, surging ahead of Kyle · three Dodges and two Ti¥J!a5. · Busch late in the series' The highest.finlshng Ford driver annual visit to The Milwauwas Carl EdNards in 1311\. kee Mile. Race: MemphisTral-el. com 200 Presented/by N£W"'~il:MPSfflR£1lATA 1 O'Reilly Auto Parts 1 Wllele: Memphis Motor· ... June 28 . Sept.20 · cars, sports Park, Millington, Tenn . (.75 mi. ), 200 laps/ 150 miles. 1 When: Saturday, June 27. 1 Last year's winner: Ron Hornaday Jr., Chevrolet. 1 Qualllylng record: Greg Biffie, Ford, 120.139 mph. May 7,1999. 1 Race record: Travis Kva· pil; Chevrolet. 9l.B06 mph, June 30, 2007. 1 tail w.k: Ron Horn&day Jr. dominated the Mi~ waukee race and regained first place in the points standings. Dennis Setzer and Brian Scott followed Hornaday's Chevrolet across the finish line. 1/J ·~fJ-].2: :.Src;-fLJ SJ }J-f MAn CRAFTON CRAFTSMANTRUCK SERIES - ~-. , c :"'.:::..:J_., . . .'Jr Jn::.. JJ.=..=.! r;::s.; . :S j ·.r r :S . $1 j:S .. , v No. 88 ·MENARDS CHEVROLET E R s Johnson u s By lap ten Auure Swartz Robert Games, Robbie SPORTS CORRESPONDENT started to reel in Carrier for Evans, Donnie Nething, and STEWART _ The "Salt first. Bond and Layne renewed Man Holcomb rounded out their battle from the highly the top ten. ~~ . ~er. fr.x(IS~~siock.,EdWdVie) contested heat race with a dual Skyline Speedway continfor seventh. Rounding out the ues action tonight. For furtook top honors in the 40-lap top teo behind second place ther information · visit $3,000-to-wio Jack Shutts Swartz were Zach Dohm, www.skylinespeedway.net or Memorial for Late Model s Ralph Withem, Tyler c;~ll 304-539-4410 or the at Billy Jarrell's Skyline · Carpenter, Jeff Wood, Lany track phone at 740-p62-4111. Speedway last Friday night. Bond, Kevin Layne , Steve . 1 Again local area drivers Bigley, and Greg Oliver. . SKYLINE HOSTS $1,000 posted credible finishes at In the sprint car main, 16• INVITATIONAL TONIGHT Ohio 's fastest 3/8 mile clay year old Bryce Dickson got track. In only his second the jump on outside pole-sit· Holding kids' scooter givenight out in 2009, Keith ter Keith Baxter. Dash win- away Baxter claimed the 25-lap ner Dickson led the first 10 , Besides hosting late models outlaw sprint main, and. laps. Baxter, in his .own and outlaw sprint Billy Jeremy Blake took the 20- Eagle/Tingler-powered Jarrell 's Skyline Speedway lap Malta AMRA Modified mount, legged it out to a half will host a $1 ,000-to-win Pure . cro_wn . . T?mmy Mu~l!y straight away lead by lap I 8, Srock Invitational tonight arid cl31med h1s th1rd Skyline just as.l9-year old Mitchell thengearsupforthe$1700!J'. main of the year in thePure Harble bagged Dickson for ph,Ispun;e/MallaAMRAGreg Stocks, Chris Lauer tQOk the second . Josh Davis followed Schilling Memorial on July 3. On any given night Meigs Four Cylinders for the sec- in suit, then took second one ond . consecutive week, and lap later. Smith, Dave County race fans can see40 of Will Holland claimed the Dickson, Jimmy Stinson, their favorite local drivers on Mini-Wedges. and Crabtree fiercely the fast 3/8 red clay oval . Kevin Layne, Racine led wheeled for top tens. · Race fans bringing a new much of the first Late Model · Rounding out the top ten race fan to the races tonight qualifying beat in the Gheen were Baxter, Davis, Higgins, can get $5 off admission for Painting/Rose Excavating Harble Smith Staats "Two-Fer" Night, a "Two for #41. Layne an<;! Coolville's Cra~, B. Dick~n,Jimmy $25" admission. The promoLarry Bond went side by Stinson, Dave Dickson, and lion is intended to get new side before Bond won the Brian Benson. fans to the track. Seniors can event by just inches. Jeremy Blake · and Pomeroy's, Todd Smith Gallipolis driver J. P. finish~ stxth in the first B- Roberts pulled away early in main, while Thomas Amott, the Malta AMRA mQdified . Tuppers Plains finished in main. 2008 champ Jeremy tlte top te{l. In the modified · Berwanger, driving a newly ~ivision Pomeroy's Wild constructed Lightening Bill Thorla finished sixth in chassis, then roped Roberts the Tinker Toy zero, Shane for a Texas style tango for · Roush, Roy Roush, and Jake second. Roberts earned a top Swain phtced in their heats. Spot in the feature by virtue A~. rolling her car last . of winning his qualifying Saturday night, Racine's heat . Kenny Johnson , the Raquel Wolfe debuted a new car in the Four Cylinde{ Southside Flyer, wagered a main. Gallipolis driver J.P. stiff chlillengefor fourth with ·Roberts had a great night in ·Jeff Wood, while Mike winning .his heat and posting McPherson . and • Robert second in the AMRA fea- Garnes scrapped for sixth. ture. Blake was safely in front with 18-year old Tyler four lapped cars separating Carpenter and Larry ·Bond him from second place paced the Late Model field Roberts. Roberts and to · the waving . green. Berwanger fought tooth-andCarpenter led the first go- nail for the duration with 175 Noi1h 2nd A~e. round, then Bond led the Roberts finally nailing down Middleport; Of{ . next two before Eddie ~ond at the finish. Blake, Carrier, Jr. burst into the J.P. Roberts, Berwanger, Wood, Johnson, McPherson, lead. ' • Kurt Busc:h Jimmie John1011 VI. Kurt IUICII After running near the front for most of the Toyota/SaveMart 350, . Busch finished 15th alter being spun o~t by Johnson, who went on to fin· ish fourth. Johnson apologized and Busch a.ccepted it. but in a television' interview, Busch criticized Johnsen · for driving too aggressively. The two . remain third (Johnson) and fourth (Busch) in the Sprint Cup standings .. . NASCAR This Week Monte Dut· ton glwes hla take: : Given Johnson's reputation, almost no one thinks the incident was the result or anything more than a mistake. Tough break · fGr Busch. though." 7 get in for "Two-For $22." Kids 12-and-under are always free at Skyline Speedway, ~Ius the next two weekends kyline is giving away an Electric Scooter valued at $400 to some kid, 12 or under who register at the front gare. In addition to the pure stock invitational, Skyline hosts 410 $pilnts and .late models for $1,500 tO win, AMRA modifieds ,fourcylinders , andminiwedgeS. · On Friday, July 3, Skyline hosts the "Stars and Stripes 30" for steel block late mod· els, a race that pays $1,500 to win and $175 to start. That comes in addition to the Greg Schilling Memorial that pays $1,699 to win and $199 to start as part of the $17.000· plus .purse. ' There .will be no super late models o~ no s~ts . July 3, but Skyhne w1ll_·host pure st?C~s. four . cylinders, and lllllll-wedges. For further informat~on please contact the. Sky/me Speedway . websrte at www.sky/inesPif!edwaynet or call 740-662-4111 or 304· 5394410. now ambassador to Ireland WA~HINGTON (AP) Pittsburgh Steelers owner Dan Rooney was confirmed by the Senate on Thursday as U.S. ambassador to Ireland . The nomination was approved by voice vote. Rooney was a lifelong Republican who backed President Barack Obama over Hillary Rodham Clinton dur· ing Pennsylvania's presidential primary last year. He later campaigned for Obama in western Pennsylvania and helped him win the state in November. In the 1970s, he helped found the American Ireland Fund, an organization that has raised millions for advocacy of peace und education in Ireland. Rooney's father, Arthur J. Rooney, founded the Steelen; in 1933. The son took over the 'presidency of the team in 1975 and is a Hall of Fame owner. His Steelers won the Super Bowl this year. 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The callfumlari has llnlsbed outside the 1Dp 15 on~ five Umes In 29 races since Mar 2110& CraflDn has cons1stent1r finished well, but has only one win In 207 attempts. . . 2. How much did the construction of: Daytona International Speedwa1 cost: irr 1959 dollars? • 3. What TV networl< first provided flag.;, to-flag cdverage of the Daytona 500? ~ 4. What track hosted the first Car of. Tomorrow race? • 5. In what year did William H.G. ("Big,; Bill') France hand over leadership to: NASCAR to William C. ("Bill Jr.") France?.: 6. On what date was NASCAR official-~ ly founded? ,.,; 7. In what. year did Richard Pett(.: retire? ' •· B. Which driver passed up a football: scholarship at a major university in• order to clinch a championship at local dirt track? · • 9. How many champions~ i ps did 'Ju.: nior JGhnson win as an o\vner? • 10. Goodyear has been the exclu· · sive tire supplier of NASCAR since what year? 11. When did Jack Roush become a Cup owner? 12. 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"We've got to do what we've been Yet, in Crarton's career, he has won only once in 207 attempts. . doing all year and put ourselves in · "It's hard io believe," he said. "It's contention and not do anything ridicu-. · hard to get wins in th.e Truck Series Jous," he said. "That's how you win and to have only one after running as races and championships. well as we have the past two years ... it "lt'sthe team working together. It took so long to get that one. It's not · takes people a while to jell. My crew every day you get a truck as gllod as chief, Bud Haefele, had never 'crew we had there (at Texas, where he fin. chiefed' at thiflevel and ... the guys .ished second) and not be able to win had to build this up....:. build new trucks it/' and make them better each and every "They've got that team in position to time. We ran well before, but not great get some more wins," said Ray Dun- like the last couple of years." lap, part of Speed's telecast team. ''! 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WeD , well , well, jook whO :· has America's attention now. : There's nothing l,ike a big :: win to get the fans back home · excited , and the U.S. team's :upset of top-ranked Spain at :the Confederations Cup on · Wednesday night certainly : qualified. The game was : replayed on ESPN2 a few : hours later, an honor reserved ·: for "instant classics," and the Chicago Tribune ran a banner listing the top five U.S. upsets across the top of Thursday's sports page. Even the snarky New York Post gave the team a shoutout - "SOCCER SHOCKER !" - on its back page. "This win is huge for American soccer," said Clint Dempsey, whose second-half goal sealed the 2.0 victory and brought a screeching halt to Spain's record 15-game winmng streak. "''m excited about the result, and think all the fans back at home will be excited as well." The American men , who play Brazil on Sunday in their first-ever AFA final , took the day off from training Thursday, traveling to Johahnnesburg. U.S. interest in the world's favorite game has been building slowly, and a SW]lrise run to the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup bad Americans dreaming of the day when their team would equal the likes of Brazil, Italy, Germany, Argentina , England and Spain. Since then, however, the Americans have struggled on the field, and to gain artention. Claudio Reyna and Brian McBride, two of their best- known players, retired from international play following the three-and-out, first-round exit from the 2006 World Cup in Germany. In qualitying for next year's event in South Africa, the Americans needed to rally from a two-goal deficit fora 22 tie at El Salvador, lost 3-1 at Costa Rica and needed to rally to beat Hondums at home the first come-from-behind U.S. victory in a qualifier since 1985. Coru;h Bob Bradley has taken much of the heat. Bradley was successful in Major League Soccer - he USA's Clint Dempsey, second from left, goes to score their second !OJOal past Spain's goalkeeper lker Casillas, · right, during their . Confederations Cup sem~inal soccer match at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein, South :Africa, Wednesday. APphoto ·Suspended driver Mayfield denies taking drugs CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Jeremy Mayfield denied ·Thursday ever taking methamphetamines, doesn't know . how be failed a random drug test and .said his indefinite . s.uspension from NASCAR has ruined his driving.career. Mayfield's denial comes in an affidavit that was among several hundred pages of documents filed by his attorneys : in U.S. District Court. He's been suspended since May 9 . for failing a random drug test conducted eight days earlier at Richmond International Raceway. "I have never taken methamphetamines in my life , and when accused of taking them I immediately volunteered . to give another sample," Mayfield said in the affidavit, . which also says his oft"er of a second sample was deni~ . NASCAR had refused to reveal what drug Mayfield was caught using , classifying it only a.s a "a dangerous, • illegal, banned substance ." · . · . Mayfield sued iii late May to have his indefinite suspen. sion lifted, and both sides were barred from discussing his 'test results. NASCAR is countersuing and alleges Mayfield ; breached his contract and defrauded NASCAR and its competitors of e'amings. Both sides will be back in court July I . In the court papers, Mayfield said his 17-year career has been irreparably harmed. He said the suspension caused his sponsor to stop fund. :ing the .No. 41 Mayfield Motorsports entry, and he has been unable to find a company willing to work with his . . team . Mayfield said he's been forced to lay off 10 · employees, and be and his wife have borrowed money ·from family and sold personal assets to meet their living •expenses. · " "I do not understand how or why this is happening to . me or m.y family," he said in the affidav.it. led the Chicago Fire to the This is the way sqmething league title in its firSt season ..:.. grows," Bradley .sai~. but isn't fiery like predecessor '"There's so many countnes m Bruce Arena. or charismatic soccer that want to get to the like Juergen Klinsmann, the top, but there's no way to skip first choice to replace Arena. steps. You learn at each step. "The press was hard on us, "We understand that, .and maybe rightfully so. but it we're proud that we're movnever fazed him, it never took ' ing forward .'' its toll on him," goalkeeper A victory like. the one over Tim Howard said. "He contin- Spain, however, is the kind ued to .prepare the team as that can pay dividends for though he believed we could years and years to come. do something like we did Whether it does will be up (against Sr,ain), and that Wl\S to.the Americans. infectious. ' . They. will almost certainly Like Arena, Bradley knows qualify for next year's Wori(J the U.S. team's growth is a work Cup.The United States is only in progress. MLS has done ·two · points behind group wonders for the development of leader Costa Rica, with lhe top young players, but the league three teams in the North and isn't even 15 years old. Moo: Central American and and more ~mericans . are play- Caribbean region'earning trips lng in Europe, but too many are to South Africa. · still parked on benches. Part of their success will Jozy Altidore, for example, hinge on what groilp d~ey're who outmuscled Spain def,•nd- drawn into; playing eventual er Joan Capdevila for the first winner Italy, the Czech goal Wednesday, was sold to Republic and Ghana !n 2006 Villarreal of the Spanish le~ was about as bad as 11 could last summer. After making JUSt get. But make a deep run next two. starts and four substitute year in ·South Africa. and the appearances during the flTSi half big, happy bandwagon they of the season, he was loaned to have this week will look like a second division leader Xerez on Smart car. Jan. 30. He never got in a single "We need to expect to be . match there. · able to compete that way all "As (MLS) keeps improv- the time with these teams," ing, as we have more and Landon Donovan said after more players playing on big beating S~n. 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Hoy, , _, SOed, Groln ............................... 715 Drlvona Dollvory ........................:............ 6014 Huntlngat.anc~ ........................................... 720 Educatlon .......... ........,................................ 6016 Wont to buy,. ........................ ........................ 725 Electrlcltf'tumbii1Q .. --..............._.,.,,....... 6018 - . -................................................ 1100 Employment Agencioe......:....................... 6020 .. ~.......................................................105 Enii!Ninment ....................................,....... II02a ;Applloo-................. ;................................... 910 Food Sorvl-................ - .................. ........6024 Auctlono ................. ..........: ...........................t15 Go.....,ment & Jobo .................... 60H S.1'8•1n a.aem..,t ........................... ,...........l20 Callectlblea •••~ .........:.............................;.••••. 925 Camputera ····-·•••n ••• ••u"''''''''" ................. .. l30 Equi......,VSUJIP41oe............ - ................ ......t35 FlH ilori<Mo ................................................ 940 Fuel Oil CO.I/Wood/Qaa ............................. 945 Furnlture ...................................................... 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport .................................... 965 Kld'a Comer........... - .......... ..........................960 MIOCOIIIIIIOUI..............................................965 - I t o buy.........................................' ........ 970 Yard Selo _..........; ........................................ 975 Help an~ Oenar~~l .................................. 8028 · Law Enlorcement ...................................... &030 MalntwnanceiDomntlc •••..•..••.•.••••••••••••••• ,8032 Manogement/Suporvlaory ........................ 1034 Mechanlco ....... .............- ............................6036 Medlcol ................................................... .... 6038 Muelcol .................................................... ... 6040 Part·11me-Yemportriea ............................. 6042 RHtllurenta ..........................~ .................... 6044 Slleo ...........................................................6048 . Technical Jrlciea ....................... ~............. ll060 Textlloi/Foctory ......................................... 6052 lor John V!llrlng nat lot HVO sub· 448-97Q1 · ., · · okllzod, 1·BR apartment ~~~~-·~·~·~ ·tor rho. ekllrty/dlelblo<l, lion · $400. Suv'o. Truclrl, Oero lui call 675-6879 slm .,. compacta, •• , , , ~ =-~~~~~= CLASSIFIED INDEX 1\hno""'*"tnlll•.....................................,... aoo 1" Pomeroy. OH \I I I Spade: Perwo11111 .... . ,........................... ;...................... 520 Anlmalo ........................................................ 600 106 East .... '""'" (.,., · · · . ·L . - .;..................~ .............. ~ ........................ 100 ttoioaas 2&3BR and up. ~ntral A!r. · WID llOOkuP. tenant pay. ·elec:trlc. EHO Elm $7000.00 1 • after vJ,aW . · Apt$• Sf111):$0+j175,5162, . (304)882-3017 Call Educatlon ..................... ... ,.................... ,....... 500 . Rontall ....................................................... 401& auolneoo • Trade Bchool .........., .., ............. 506 · s.roo .........................,................................. 4020 lnalfUc!lon a Tnolnlng .. .,...:.....................,... 510 Supplloo ..: ...................................... ............ 4025 t.euon......................................................... 515 W.nt to Buy ................. ~............................. 4030. An cl e rso n' •ls~' , ~~#.~:"::~~ Free to a g00c1 Home Spr1nget ·Spanlel Terrier PPHS ' ''" of 1959 "' iiusy · Bee Cleaning prkle ,tOp blood lines and pupples.oi<\Hl740 rook;ng for·- peop~ Will · Olean Homes & 01· pe!fOrma.nce. $1000 Give to 8 good homa 2 I Nilney • • DawwnJuanita flees. Experienoe. retar~ Slate Run Angus. tlt.IPPieS, 9 mo old l'llrker. Berty Por>ons. Bor- ences.. 304<81 2.~09 or 740·28e·6395 . . blkltan, about 6 mos. old bua BRir. James Thylor. 304·675·2208 www. sl~te~ngus.corn blk w/ wtlite on paws. Will 441 -(!784 tneuN- ........... ,.........................o.............. 410 Money to L•~<l.-...........:.,........................... 415 I, f 1·1' II il l·l - 1 .; •:If-f. r~ <-r'l"oJ1 ·l 1J ::: . . . __ ._rot_ ... ¢. Removal of old fumltu'•· \ -- ---- 1100-537-8528 Over6rpofi~lio.6i!itation Cen,ter, ,.,..~~~ '."'~'~.,~; GAl I . VI F I . T 4f;'· .< JJ . ' FrH Delivery & I II' CONVENIENTLY LOCATED & IIFFOAOABLEI Townhouse . ape(tmonrt, ancl'or oman lor rent. Call 740·441·1111 lor IQPI• utiat'! & InfOrmation. ;;;;11111!1 . I.;;A;;.uia!;;.iliiijiiiliii . . ELLM VIEW APTI oiJ!r.";~~ l-.!\!~~~-J -----~-~~~ 7.....,!'!!!~u......ck~· Angus . tiuis reduced .. UPHOLSTERY SALE D . ... th!it Office of Consumer . A~Iars · tol! Ilea ar Uncondltlont~l· lltetlme . 1 ~886-278-QOO~ .to learn guarantee. Local refer· If the mongage broker or encesfumlshed. Estab· lender t is·. p.oper1y 11l!shed 19(5. Cal! 24 ~r$. ceneod.' {This Is a public 740·446-0810, Rogers service announCement Basement Wate'l'root . lng. 1 m th Oh'' Valle ro · e ~ Y ...,...,...,...,...,...,...., II I .......,. . . ;..=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . ProL_, a1 •--•-- " Stmt • Milfikport. 091 (740) 992-6472 For sale 2007 Kawasaki Vu- 500, 1,500 m!lill, .,.., con~: 53800.00 304-875,!j957: : Rar Terrlar Puppies wi<Sold. $75oall ,845-e857or e 379-9515 ~-~........~~ R~ Granda. 245·5428 740.44e·0103 new appllantes lam; llooring water sewer .& . ~~~ ~~I below '"!~S~p~llll!~·!llllly§!~~. JU/Io 27-26, 8-3, 45085 ::,, 304·638· ~ 619': hunting : gear, · lu~ge. Compound Bow with ~-"!!'"~"!!'"--88Y8rol arrows. Paid Lorge 3 lomlly garage $800 lor It will take $260 sale. 3202 St. Rr 12~ li<e now. 740"141-8299 S118C1J8!1, Oh· (yelow 5 :or:7:40-44~,·~$4~7~2;~: . l'or~lyOwilor "-For neon Saturday ·unfll 3pm, 1686 Lincoln Plkll, Galli· polis Oak vanity arid fiX· toilet. mirror. dish· washer, <loorsllrames, mlc:rowave/lloep lryer, battety operated gator, stroUer. girlt . clothing up to size 8, mens and warnens clothtng, amish IOCI<er and laDle. bool<· · much moN. ve~ lure~. . For 5ale: Aose colOred glider roctc:er with root Used very little. $250. Call 740"141-8299 or 740-4~1 ·$472 !!!~:_~~;,~ Hot Tllb OUtlet, lOp . !! :!lty&o,;, "-11 -~= I'ITEGRIT'I. 740-1011-1690 3 room .111d· .bam clOwn· eralro llrtl monrhs rent & aepoalt. raterencos re· qulied, No Pots and clean. 740-44Hl245 ••.• · "'"'rtmtnr .all utili· Pelt, . NICe 3BR 1'1, Galllpol~ Clly Pl(t. . Fum. WID, some util. Incl. No Port. $596/mo. 7-10·591-5174 M ldd~port. 1 & 2 br. fur• 110Usa). 1018. old trona. lt!ns, shoes, · June Fri. For Salt bV OWner. . -29-30 July 1. · 7.5 aqrea mini farm. house ·n yrs old, approx. Frt a Sat .·June 26-27 at 2200 sq. H, 3br 2.5 battr. rho Rodney Community 50x120 H.,... Bam • 10 center on SA 850 from stalls. wl riding arena. 1 ~ . Womens and chi~ mila lrom Holzer Hoop;. drens dotnea. lap to!) tal. Pictures on computer, X·l!ox games, wwwcORVB.com computer parts. Collacll- call 740-441·91i31 or "'"· roys. roola, lctlivoo, 441-5239 etc. Lots ot misc. Several . guns ror · sale. o.n We 740-245·5229 bed 1 bath 5249 2 · . .limo 28, 27 Friday alter· month. 740-44&3a84 sklol. j<IEF!R BUILT, trail\ 1BR $375/mo. InCluded. 28R $575/mo. ~~EA~i,':: ~;:1n~ 2 :.,~~AT:~; ~....----~-~ roo much to mention old · Baagle mix pups call EBY, '!""'"!"'~!!!"-.._"'!"! f & 2BR ·renovated <i!Jwnto;Nn apts. lnolu<lto Baum Aclditon Rd., auro, ounf001; f'W, PL Responsl>le for Renr & SOhp, Nissen motor, runf! P~roy, SOny Hon'l!e v-e, Speclallv priced Electric 304-8 74-002 3 or great :1 yro. old $6600.00 lhoahlr OUJTOUnd sound. $5760 740-446-2282 304-617,9986 ~~~~!;.:;,dy ~~e C:,~:~ · lllllrl ,. · ·· Hobb I H & c-.. · .'Y unt ...-• 24 ft. Pontoon boli. M'". SChnauzer pups, Ml :r'DnlDYI sip, blacklst, black, ears cr91>Pod, ran, dOW claW. Jat A-lon Molo;. dona, $400: .Min. llpllrod, now • robuiR Oeuchund pups, d$pple, lcutock. Cell Ron black, red, 1sr shot, dow E..nat-800-$37·8628 claws. dewormed ctone, all AKC. {740)691!-1085 Bergin fools· AT 554 buying· miKlh & carpenPurebred Siberian Husky 1er toOls. lawn & garden puppies, 5 lemafes, ¥8r1• tools mowers, weed eatoos · colors with masks. ors, chain aawl also, rapshotS & ~ - playtul rops oompuhlrs, cell & loves people, 10 phonoo, lpod&, Black weekS. $160 each, ctll Bonys, GPS & · ats. {740)508·0279 Homo 740-388·1515 Cell SIII T . p4<l 4 F t • 794-1188 uz PUll s, •· !n • ~~~~~~~ good working order. $45 Free tQ. good homo 7 wk. ..cl1 ..740-446-6452 304-8 12•6116 . :O:n ' with warranty. . Pllclea starting at $1900. Stop or Call CooK ' Motoro 326 Jackson Pike. have been _.., ....,_, . - .. Galllpoll• CorHr www.comlca.com c 2009 by NEA, Inc . 89 c•· . S·10 4X4 89 ·~vyZ24 convertible. placed In ads at TURNED DOWN ON {CareetsColit!lo Close To Home) ~~~~~~~;;;;;;;=;;;;;:;-~=======- Cavalier tha GallipoliS SOCIAL SECURITY SSI Call Todayt740·4<16-431l7 Polo Yard ScM oallaftor 5PM. 446·3243 1' 800' 214 '0452 0 11 1i b No Foe .Uttraas we Wlnl ~:;;;;;;!!'""~~~~ 06 Chevy lmi>ala LS. a y rl URI • 1·688·582·3345 .:::-:.:.c:;~:',~, 3 ~tt&ns to glva BNIIY 2 4 !amity, Saturdtl1 21th, light blue, 59,000 milo&, must be picked . ~ngcou"''''·''_,donr yel~w, 1 blue. 446·3732 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii!i 8am·2pm, Radlord's. 1 ae. cd. ·power everything, within 30 days. eor..., ~""S<i>""' t27<B ~-~!'!"''!"""-~ ~~~Fu~"'.,Hv-,;re""'!!~'"!' m. n o1 fairgrounds on $10,500 OBO: D3 Harley SEPTIC PUMPING Free . 2 Gorgeous ~og :: Rocksprings Rd Davidson Sporrsrer, gun Any pictures Gallla Co: OH and . haired M kittens, Indoor, Pool !able, w/ Sllcko & -~~~~-::':~ matal blue, lola of sxttas, litter trained, . woimed, baH~ · S18S. Tw~o ;;2• ~ $5 500 · 080 th 8t 8re not Mason Co. WV. Ron Charmed used lumllure 3 family, June ~.,, (7.i0)444·S 160 ' picked Up Will be e..ns Jackson,' Olj glv•n liontllr!e, 367·7574 . 1275 ~ntavlle Road II-?, James Louks' r..l. !i=.;;;!=m;;,;;;;,~""'"" _. W'UIW.owr6roofar/iiWtlirationcottu.com • NOTICE fees .. d!rt bike, now rear ~re, 2BR APT.Cklse to· Hoi· .. electric start, good con. zer Hospital on SA 160 " $1200, {740)985·4324 C/A. {740) 44Hl194 -~------ _Banment Wottrproonng and NOT .to CIIend 111oney · throilgh th!t · mall Pet Crem.atlons. until yov hav~ . lnva&tig&t- 740-446-37~5. lng me·ollering. . ~ t~:£!£!3t/tour'· A,alin.,./ l..wnhou... kltncarlyleecomcaot.net --- cat, MondQY 15th 1 ~oat · Powells· patl<lng 101 & CCUII~II Mount&lneer MetBis OI KIT & CARLYLE <1n, tn II l[){) I, ------ the rtahtta .od!t, lljroct or c111ct1 any :: f,r ..............................;... 'l'rovlif'mg QuafiiJ 'JV..ursing Carr 'for Ovrr 211 ~Ycar.r .11;. .. . AH Dl"''laVI 12 2 D.ev- Prlar To :00 a.m. to 5:00p.m. .., . ''fl. Cefe6ration of Life''. -n Now you con hove bordti'S onclvroplllcs ~ oddedtovourclosslfledads -"" Bordtrs$3.00/perod U! Graphics SOC for sinoll Display Ad• Monday thru Friday r ~ Ou.tll""" IJ~fi. H6tll'lf' . I' 606-II2JI.Se56 iiALI.EY HORSE/LIVE· STOCK TRAILEAS, LOAD MAX EQUIP· ':: I l Dolla sll · · MENT TRAILERS, Abso ure 01> · r - • vor/gold oolns. any CARGO EXPRESS & 1ot</1IK/I 8K gold jew· HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION ~ ~ ·den~~ goc~~ TRAILERS. B+W GOOSENECK FLATBED ptOOIImint dla· moods, MTS. sers, Coin ShOp. $3999. VIEW OUR EN· 151 2nd Avenue, Galli· ~~W~CIIII~lo~luy~-==='· 9 Ioeiia/ Ac'oonorioo .. nl9hod apt. , no pels, dop & tal. -Ired. c14ot992.0165 New Havei1 1 br. fur· !Shod apt n pets dep· ~ . rei. o m<lutrell. .0; 3 bed 2 bath now con· srrucriOn on +f. 5 acres 525 month. Owner fi· nanca available. 740-448-3570 Bath 3 .. ~.2 , , HUD homes.Only!99 .. atoon .. S% dwn.l.5 ·yrs. 1 1 sw- for list. 800-()l0-4'i\46 el. T-461. LoGrallclo BIY<l. S!lR Drick, har<!wOO<I floors, FR 2 lull ballls, cential lmrniiC1IIale . lfll. atr.' 10Xt< merai ·Dulld- walking diSIIInco 111 UI!G. ;ng, 5 mlns from town, naw carpet, lroohly $95,000. 74D-709·1658 ~ted . · p!lva:5Cimol~ s $32i or $ BA, 3 belli homo ·on 614-59$-7773 SA ' 160 {Hanottvillo) 740-&IS-5953 ·· Bass Ttod<er . P10 wlth;n 2 mlnuhls from Island VIew . Motel has gukle V18 50 hol$0 ~ ·Holzer. OotaHs at vacancies $35.()01Nigllt. stroke 18 hm. on boar. 740 146 0406 06 ex, con<t. SaArng duo to l)ealtlr. 740-367·7927 Jonlon Londlng ;;;~=~~~~ menta Camflln I RV! lo !!!!!i~==~!!!l"" electric. ~.3.4, br.no .__.__ ,,.__ • - 'fit/ ;;-~·~ifl:';:~'*==== lo"""'o - details 740-446-241 2 ~------ 2BR apt., 6 ml from Hoi· oil sale June 27 SnHL Sales & Sorvioe Saturday. If.! mile pest Now A¥al~bla at Clrmi· AIUgaiOf JacJ(s on l aural chaet Equ~ment Cliff. Woamens, setubS, 740-446·241 2 """!~ brand s boys 10. 16 . ....,. 26' Campor $5000__ 1 and 2 bo<1room apts.. 446-2448 Of 6-15-4~ lum;shod and u111urnlshod. and hou'" in Full camper hookup, prt. Pomeroy and Mlddloporl .vate setting, S2751month. security deposit requited: Call lor mora lnlo. no poll 740-w 2•221il ~--~~-~ • de£:· TIRE TAAILER INVEN• """s. ••• "842. TORY AT ;;o-;;;,; · ,;;;~;;;,;;;;;;;,;io!!!...,!!!S WWW.CAAMICHAEL· Ycrd Serle TRAII.ERS.COM 740 ~ 46 ~5 3 Family V.rd Sale- Clay :-:':"~~~~~~ Townhouse on Lovers Have you priced a John Lane. June 25-27 from Deere lately? You'D be 8·5. Many neme btand &UfPiisedl Ched< our. our clothing In all &~es ·" " l!sed inventory at ~-men-boys & Qlri& Www,CAREO.com. Car· -+ JUniors, toys household rmehael EqUipment 11em.s & miSC. =~~~-:-~= CatpOrt . 17401992 65 ;:::11.~~:1--~"':" 4 room apt. w/slovtr1ri<lge. ulffilltl pd, upotalrs, no pels at · 4& Olive St. $450/mo • . ?.cQ-446.3945 llooutlfut AptL· ot ....,... 10ft EatatH. 52· Wool· wood Or., from S¥5 1o $560. 740"146-2~. Equal Housing Opportunli1. lllls Institution It an Equal Opporrunlly f'to. vidtrandEmptoyer. Gtlcloul Uvtng 1 on4 2 Bedroom Apts. at Vlllilgo Manor and .Riversldt Apts In Middleport, from $592 10 740·992·5064. .Equal Hou$ing Opf)Ortunlly. 2BR .. l_.'.. "97" Salem lor sale 740-367·n55 RV ~Ice c::ha&t oeo. · ~ 1 br. apt t1 Pt. Pleasant at ctean, oft street pariMg. Trailers na poll 304-675·1 386. 740-446-3825 RY Sei'Ylce at sval-. au pets coil lor 304-674-0023 Of ~304~·6::10.0~776=~~"'::'0.: MOJ!om 1BR apt. Call 7Hre Nko ibr. "l'P!,._., 1\lrni<h«!. $,175 + · - · PPHS Yl4-67S..Jl(l() ci ;;: liW :"::.. i:7~'-~'?IZ';;;a;.~~=::~ ~~ ~ floor apt CMJrloakiltQ Gallipotls City Park and RIV&f. l.R din. kg. Kifchoo.dlning - $400 pius Carmichael Some utilities zer. Trailers 7~ 16·5288 740-446-3825 740.988·6130 • Aport.. . new ·oppliot- - 1· dip. tupb081<la, 3 BR. 2 pd. baths, 1aunttry .,__ or $900 per month. ~~ 446-2325 or «S.._ �I I '' Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Friday, June 26, 2,0 09 WWYi.mydallysentlnel.com . ----------------------------------~--~----------------~----------- ;Fans showing US team love after Confed Cup upset :: BLOEMFONTEIN. South :· Africa (AP) - A week ago. · the U.S. men's soccer team :- was barely an afterthought, its ~s~les hardly stealing the :s ight from golf, baseball or :" on & Kate." WeD , well , well, jook whO :· has America's attention now. : There's nothing l,ike a big :: win to get the fans back home · excited , and the U.S. team's :upset of top-ranked Spain at :the Confederations Cup on · Wednesday night certainly : qualified. The game was : replayed on ESPN2 a few : hours later, an honor reserved ·: for "instant classics," and the Chicago Tribune ran a banner listing the top five U.S. upsets across the top of Thursday's sports page. Even the snarky New York Post gave the team a shoutout - "SOCCER SHOCKER !" - on its back page. "This win is huge for American soccer," said Clint Dempsey, whose second-half goal sealed the 2.0 victory and brought a screeching halt to Spain's record 15-game winmng streak. "''m excited about the result, and think all the fans back at home will be excited as well." The American men , who play Brazil on Sunday in their first-ever AFA final , took the day off from training Thursday, traveling to Johahnnesburg. U.S. interest in the world's favorite game has been building slowly, and a SW]lrise run to the quarterfinals of the 2002 World Cup bad Americans dreaming of the day when their team would equal the likes of Brazil, Italy, Germany, Argentina , England and Spain. Since then, however, the Americans have struggled on the field, and to gain artention. Claudio Reyna and Brian McBride, two of their best- known players, retired from international play following the three-and-out, first-round exit from the 2006 World Cup in Germany. In qualitying for next year's event in South Africa, the Americans needed to rally from a two-goal deficit fora 22 tie at El Salvador, lost 3-1 at Costa Rica and needed to rally to beat Hondums at home the first come-from-behind U.S. victory in a qualifier since 1985. Coru;h Bob Bradley has taken much of the heat. Bradley was successful in Major League Soccer - he USA's Clint Dempsey, second from left, goes to score their second !OJOal past Spain's goalkeeper lker Casillas, · right, during their . Confederations Cup sem~inal soccer match at Free State Stadium in Bloemfontein, South :Africa, Wednesday. APphoto ·Suspended driver Mayfield denies taking drugs CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Jeremy Mayfield denied ·Thursday ever taking methamphetamines, doesn't know . how be failed a random drug test and .said his indefinite . s.uspension from NASCAR has ruined his driving.career. Mayfield's denial comes in an affidavit that was among several hundred pages of documents filed by his attorneys : in U.S. District Court. He's been suspended since May 9 . for failing a random drug test conducted eight days earlier at Richmond International Raceway. "I have never taken methamphetamines in my life , and when accused of taking them I immediately volunteered . to give another sample," Mayfield said in the affidavit, . which also says his oft"er of a second sample was deni~ . NASCAR had refused to reveal what drug Mayfield was caught using , classifying it only a.s a "a dangerous, • illegal, banned substance ." · . · . Mayfield sued iii late May to have his indefinite suspen. sion lifted, and both sides were barred from discussing his 'test results. NASCAR is countersuing and alleges Mayfield ; breached his contract and defrauded NASCAR and its competitors of e'amings. Both sides will be back in court July I . In the court papers, Mayfield said his 17-year career has been irreparably harmed. He said the suspension caused his sponsor to stop fund. :ing the .No. 41 Mayfield Motorsports entry, and he has been unable to find a company willing to work with his . . team . Mayfield said he's been forced to lay off 10 · employees, and be and his wife have borrowed money ·from family and sold personal assets to meet their living •expenses. · " "I do not understand how or why this is happening to . me or m.y family," he said in the affidav.it. led the Chicago Fire to the This is the way sqmething league title in its firSt season ..:.. grows," Bradley .sai~. but isn't fiery like predecessor '"There's so many countnes m Bruce Arena. or charismatic soccer that want to get to the like Juergen Klinsmann, the top, but there's no way to skip first choice to replace Arena. steps. You learn at each step. "The press was hard on us, "We understand that, .and maybe rightfully so. but it we're proud that we're movnever fazed him, it never took ' ing forward .'' its toll on him," goalkeeper A victory like. the one over Tim Howard said. "He contin- Spain, however, is the kind ued to .prepare the team as that can pay dividends for though he believed we could years and years to come. do something like we did Whether it does will be up (against Sr,ain), and that Wl\S to.the Americans. infectious. ' . They. will almost certainly Like Arena, Bradley knows qualify for next year's Wori(J the U.S. team's growth is a work Cup.The United States is only in progress. MLS has done ·two · points behind group wonders for the development of leader Costa Rica, with lhe top young players, but the league three teams in the North and isn't even 15 years old. Moo: Central American and and more ~mericans . are play- Caribbean region'earning trips lng in Europe, but too many are to South Africa. · still parked on benches. Part of their success will Jozy Altidore, for example, hinge on what groilp d~ey're who outmuscled Spain def,•nd- drawn into; playing eventual er Joan Capdevila for the first winner Italy, the Czech goal Wednesday, was sold to Republic and Ghana !n 2006 Villarreal of the Spanish le~ was about as bad as 11 could last summer. After making JUSt get. But make a deep run next two. starts and four substitute year in ·South Africa. and the appearances during the flTSi half big, happy bandwagon they of the season, he was loaned to have this week will look like a second division leader Xerez on Smart car. Jan. 30. He never got in a single "We need to expect to be . match there. · able to compete that way all "As (MLS) keeps improv- the time with these teams," ing, as we have more and Landon Donovan said after more players playing on big beating S~n. "That was huge teams, we continue to have tonight, and you see when Y<JU success as a national team compete like that you have a· playing against top teams. chance to win ." FRIIlAY rTELEVISI()N (;UJilE :t.. CLASSIFIED . Websjles: In One Week With Us www.mydailytrtbune.com ndtclas<ir~d~"!':!aytrlbm•.(9m . REACH OVER 285;000 PROSPECTS.·. www.myclaiiysentlnetcom www.niydallyregl8ter:com ·. ' PLUS YOUR ·AD NOW .ONLINE ·' .. ., ' .' •. Sl.OOfortorve HOW IQ WRUE AN AD Succ utful Ad• . Should Include Th- Hem• To Help Get R•ponM... « ;?() I Oh!oVallay Publllhlng r.,.rv., ••• '• !datanyt!ml. i!rrora .1 ~oport!d • Mull on the '10UO( .~111 ====== Lolli a. Found Child 1Elderly ea .. Losr child's •pet. Toy Fmc wm take care- 01 .the Terrier, white w/ black spot on . back & black etderly ln their home, earo. Mill CreokMcCully 12 exp. call 67•6••32 area. any Into pl$1lS9 call .,304 _·_ • 54 ...., · _ __. . 740;645-2694 yrs area; small black/white female, pink collar, Mlf a !all, REWARD. 740-4f6·0799 , Nl'li<lll NOTICE 0MIO . VALLEY P.USLISHING CO. roe· ommend$ th . at you · do bUIIn'l'o v.1lt1 people you know, Moi..yfo Lond 1 Borrow Smart. Contact the OhiO Dlvl· slon or Financial lnstltu· tiona Office of Consumer Affaits BEFORE you· reli· nance your home or. ob·· lain a loan. BEW,iiRE ol requests for any larQe advance payments of Of Insurance. · Call ~ Morn •• , lllrthclaX::'~tverilrry 205 · Blcyclu..........,.................. ......:...................1010 Heppy ,.... ~ ...........................................210 Boat11Acceaaorloa ....................:............... 1015 Loe1 & Found ......................................... ;..... 215 Camperii!Vo a Ttalloro ............................. 1020 'Memor;IThanM You ............... ...................... 220 Matorcycleo ...... :........................................ 1025 Noticeo ...........................,..........- ......_...... ... 22$ Olhor ......:.....................:.............................1030 Pereollllo ..................................................... aao Wan1to buy ....................... .....................:..1005 Wanted ............................;..•:.........,............. 235 Automottve ............................... :................ 2000 Sentlce1 ..................................................... ,.300 Reoreatianai Yahlclaa .............................. , 1000 li.TV ...................... :...:,:............... ;.... ;........... 1oos Auto Rentatll.eaee............... ~..................... 29Q5 ;Appllonce $ervlce ................ ....................... 3Q2 Autoo .............. ............................................ 2010 AU1omotl .............,...................................... 304 Clitoolc/Antlqueo.- ...:................................ 2015 Building Malerlela ..................,.................... 306 Commerclalllndu!trlol .............................. 2020 Buelna.~~ ................................................ ,..... 308 Pii·rta & Acceaaorlae .................... ~ ..~ ••.•••••.•2025 Clllllring ...........................................,............310 Spono Utltlty .............................................. 2030 Chlld/Eidorly Care ..................................: .... 312 ll'uckl.........................................................2035 ComputeN .....................................;............. 314 Uilllty Trollere ............................................ao.o Contnotol'll .................................................. 318 · 1/ano........... .........c....................................... ao.s Domeotlco/Jonltorial ................................... 318 W..ntto buy ,..............;...............................2050 Electrl..l ...._.... ;.... ,.............. ..................... _.3zo Real Eotore Soleo .................................. .... ·Financl•l .......................................................3.22 Cemetery Pfote ................................. ;.• ~ ••••• 3005 aooo Hellltf\ .....................................~ .......................326 Cqanmercl•l. ...............................................3010 Heating,& COollng ....................................... 3.28 Condomlnlumo .......................................... 3015 Homa fmprovementa 330 . l....urance .........-....... - ................................ ,•. 332 Lawn &orvlce ...................................;.... _..... 334 MuolCIDincaiOrama.,....... ..........:................ 336 Other Ber1Joea.................................... ~ ..~•.... 338 . Ptumblng/EI-Ical ......... ................, .......,...1140 For Sale by' Owner..................... ~··· ·····-······3020 H0u••• for Sale.........................-.. ~ .. .......... 3025 &.and (Acreogo) ............... .......................... 3030 LOlli ............................................................. 3035 Prole11lonol Servlceo ....................... .......... ~42 ...polre .....,..... ,..... - ...................................... 344 Roollng .........................................................346 St 992-36'1 ·,-l!!P.i' 21 F[ld.f.¥1 Hotdoga, or an ltal•n S.uNge Blaok Angua Hemburger (Your choice) . · M-ronl Seled, S.ked a..na Creme with Vanll.. Wafe,. & Cool Whip All Dlnnare $6.50 • Chaf Salada $5.50 Deflverry available to Pomeroy/Middleport Area Call: 81 or Fax: 992·7888 --~- C~rytllt . La 94 baron Twin . AIVIIO Tower . Is ac- . ~lgh' mileage · goOc! conrll- cepting · ap~lcat10na S.Curlty .............................................., ......... 348 Tu/Accountlng .......,: .................................. 3SO Tnvai/En-lnment .................................. 352 Ftnonclol ....... ................ ................................ coo FIMnclat Servlcee .................. , ...................... 405 Want to buy ................................................ 304D RHI Ealote Rontolo ........................ ........... 3500 Aportmeo\tilfownhouau ......................... 3506 · Commerclat ..................................... ;.......... 3510 Condomlritumo ..............................., .......... 3515 HOUIOI•Ior Ron1 ................ ........................ 3520 &.and (Acreoge) ........ ,................................. 352S Storege ....... ,............................................... 3535 Want to Ront .............................................. 354D Manuf•ctured Houllng .........................·.... 4000 Lore .............................................................4005 MO..ra .......................,........................,.......4010 A•or\ Property ........... .............................. SOOO lhtoortProperty lor ulo ........................... 5025 Animal SupPIIea ............ .............................. 605 R•ort Property for rent ............... ............ 5050 Horatla-.........~................................................ 1510 &mplayment ........ .. .. ...:...............................&OOO Llwatock...................................................... 815 Accountlnglflnanclal ................................6002 Peta•.•....•••...- ............................................. ,•. 820 AdmlntetfatlveiProfeealonat ••••••••••••.•..••..•~ Want 10 buy................................................. ~. ~s C.ehlertcterk ....................................·......... 6006 Ag~cunure ..........,........................................ 100 <:t>llcl'Eidorly care ..................................... 8008 Hnn Equl""""l.................. _ ...................,.. 705 · eterl ..t ......................... .:............................ 6010 .......................................710 Conotructlon .........................................;....6012 Gordon a. Hoy, , _, SOed, Groln ............................... 715 Drlvona Dollvory ........................:............ 6014 Huntlngat.anc~ ........................................... 720 Educatlon .......... ........,................................ 6016 Wont to buy,. ........................ ........................ 725 Electrlcltf'tumbii1Q .. --..............._.,.,,....... 6018 - . -................................................ 1100 Employment Agencioe......:....................... 6020 .. ~.......................................................105 Enii!Ninment ....................................,....... II02a ;Applloo-................. ;................................... 910 Food Sorvl-................ - .................. ........6024 Auctlono ................. ..........: ...........................t15 Go.....,ment & Jobo .................... 60H S.1'8•1n a.aem..,t ........................... ,...........l20 Callectlblea •••~ .........:.............................;.••••. 925 Camputera ····-·•••n ••• ••u"''''''''" ................. .. l30 Equi......,VSUJIP41oe............ - ................ ......t35 FlH ilori<Mo ................................................ 940 Fuel Oil CO.I/Wood/Qaa ............................. 945 Furnlture ...................................................... 950 Hobby/Hunt & Sport .................................... 965 Kld'a Comer........... - .......... ..........................960 MIOCOIIIIIIOUI..............................................965 - I t o buy.........................................' ........ 970 Yard Selo _..........; ........................................ 975 Help an~ Oenar~~l .................................. 8028 · Law Enlorcement ...................................... &030 MalntwnanceiDomntlc •••..•..••.•.••••••••••••••• ,8032 Manogement/Suporvlaory ........................ 1034 Mechanlco ....... .............- ............................6036 Medlcol ................................................... .... 6038 Muelcol .................................................... ... 6040 Part·11me-Yemportriea ............................. 6042 RHtllurenta ..........................~ .................... 6044 Slleo ...........................................................6048 . Technical Jrlciea ....................... ~............. ll060 Textlloi/Foctory ......................................... 6052 lor John V!llrlng nat lot HVO sub· 448-97Q1 · ., · · okllzod, 1·BR apartment ~~~~-·~·~·~ ·tor rho. ekllrty/dlelblo<l, lion · $400. Suv'o. Truclrl, Oero lui call 675-6879 slm .,. compacta, •• , , , ~ =-~~~~~= CLASSIFIED INDEX 1\hno""'*"tnlll•.....................................,... aoo 1" Pomeroy. OH \I I I Spade: Perwo11111 .... . ,........................... ;...................... 520 Anlmalo ........................................................ 600 106 East .... '""'" (.,., · · · . ·L . - .;..................~ .............. ~ ........................ 100 ttoioaas 2&3BR and up. ~ntral A!r. · WID llOOkuP. tenant pay. ·elec:trlc. EHO Elm $7000.00 1 • after vJ,aW . · Apt$• Sf111):$0+j175,5162, . (304)882-3017 Call Educatlon ..................... ... ,.................... ,....... 500 . Rontall ....................................................... 401& auolneoo • Trade Bchool .........., .., ............. 506 · s.roo .........................,................................. 4020 lnalfUc!lon a Tnolnlng .. .,...:.....................,... 510 Supplloo ..: ...................................... ............ 4025 t.euon......................................................... 515 W.nt to Buy ................. ~............................. 4030. An cl e rso n' •ls~' , ~~#.~:"::~~ Free to a g00c1 Home Spr1nget ·Spanlel Terrier PPHS ' ''" of 1959 "' iiusy · Bee Cleaning prkle ,tOp blood lines and pupples.oi<\Hl740 rook;ng for·- peop~ Will · Olean Homes & 01· pe!fOrma.nce. $1000 Give to 8 good homa 2 I Nilney • • DawwnJuanita flees. Experienoe. retar~ Slate Run Angus. tlt.IPPieS, 9 mo old l'llrker. Berty Por>ons. Bor- ences.. 304<81 2.~09 or 740·28e·6395 . . blkltan, about 6 mos. old bua BRir. James Thylor. 304·675·2208 www. sl~te~ngus.corn blk w/ wtlite on paws. Will 441 -(!784 tneuN- ........... ,.........................o.............. 410 Money to L•~<l.-...........:.,........................... 415 I, f 1·1' II il l·l - 1 .; •:If-f. r~ <-r'l"oJ1 ·l 1J ::: . . . __ ._rot_ ... ¢. Removal of old fumltu'•· \ -- ---- 1100-537-8528 Over6rpofi~lio.6i!itation Cen,ter, ,.,..~~~ '."'~'~.,~; GAl I . VI F I . T 4f;'· .< JJ . ' FrH Delivery & I II' CONVENIENTLY LOCATED & IIFFOAOABLEI Townhouse . ape(tmonrt, ancl'or oman lor rent. Call 740·441·1111 lor IQPI• utiat'! & InfOrmation. ;;;;11111!1 . I.;;A;;.uia!;;.iliiijiiiliii . . ELLM VIEW APTI oiJ!r.";~~ l-.!\!~~~-J -----~-~~~ 7.....,!'!!!~u......ck~· Angus . tiuis reduced .. UPHOLSTERY SALE D . ... th!it Office of Consumer . A~Iars · tol! Ilea ar Uncondltlont~l· lltetlme . 1 ~886-278-QOO~ .to learn guarantee. Local refer· If the mongage broker or encesfumlshed. Estab· lender t is·. p.oper1y 11l!shed 19(5. Cal! 24 ~r$. ceneod.' {This Is a public 740·446-0810, Rogers service announCement Basement Wate'l'root . lng. 1 m th Oh'' Valle ro · e ~ Y ...,...,...,...,...,...,...., II I .......,. . . ;..=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; . ProL_, a1 •--•-- " Stmt • Milfikport. 091 (740) 992-6472 For sale 2007 Kawasaki Vu- 500, 1,500 m!lill, .,.., con~: 53800.00 304-875,!j957: : Rar Terrlar Puppies wi<Sold. $75oall ,845-e857or e 379-9515 ~-~........~~ R~ Granda. 245·5428 740.44e·0103 new appllantes lam; llooring water sewer .& . ~~~ ~~I below '"!~S~p~llll!~·!llllly§!~~. JU/Io 27-26, 8-3, 45085 ::,, 304·638· ~ 619': hunting : gear, · lu~ge. Compound Bow with ~-"!!'"~"!!'"--88Y8rol arrows. Paid Lorge 3 lomlly garage $800 lor It will take $260 sale. 3202 St. Rr 12~ li<e now. 740"141-8299 S118C1J8!1, Oh· (yelow 5 :or:7:40-44~,·~$4~7~2;~: . l'or~lyOwilor "-For neon Saturday ·unfll 3pm, 1686 Lincoln Plkll, Galli· polis Oak vanity arid fiX· toilet. mirror. dish· washer, <loorsllrames, mlc:rowave/lloep lryer, battety operated gator, stroUer. girlt . clothing up to size 8, mens and warnens clothtng, amish IOCI<er and laDle. bool<· · much moN. ve~ lure~. . For 5ale: Aose colOred glider roctc:er with root Used very little. $250. Call 740"141-8299 or 740-4~1 ·$472 !!!~:_~~;,~ Hot Tllb OUtlet, lOp . !! :!lty&o,;, "-11 -~= I'ITEGRIT'I. 740-1011-1690 3 room .111d· .bam clOwn· eralro llrtl monrhs rent & aepoalt. raterencos re· qulied, No Pots and clean. 740-44Hl245 ••.• · "'"'rtmtnr .all utili· Pelt, . NICe 3BR 1'1, Galllpol~ Clly Pl(t. . Fum. WID, some util. Incl. No Port. $596/mo. 7-10·591-5174 M ldd~port. 1 & 2 br. fur• 110Usa). 1018. old trona. lt!ns, shoes, · June Fri. For Salt bV OWner. . -29-30 July 1. · 7.5 aqrea mini farm. house ·n yrs old, approx. Frt a Sat .·June 26-27 at 2200 sq. H, 3br 2.5 battr. rho Rodney Community 50x120 H.,... Bam • 10 center on SA 850 from stalls. wl riding arena. 1 ~ . Womens and chi~ mila lrom Holzer Hoop;. drens dotnea. lap to!) tal. Pictures on computer, X·l!ox games, wwwcORVB.com computer parts. Collacll- call 740-441·91i31 or "'"· roys. roola, lctlivoo, 441-5239 etc. Lots ot misc. Several . guns ror · sale. o.n We 740-245·5229 bed 1 bath 5249 2 · . .limo 28, 27 Friday alter· month. 740-44&3a84 sklol. j<IEF!R BUILT, trail\ 1BR $375/mo. InCluded. 28R $575/mo. ~~EA~i,':: ~;:1n~ 2 :.,~~AT:~; ~....----~-~ roo much to mention old · Baagle mix pups call EBY, '!""'"!"'~!!!"-.._"'!"! f & 2BR ·renovated <i!Jwnto;Nn apts. lnolu<lto Baum Aclditon Rd., auro, ounf001; f'W, PL Responsl>le for Renr & SOhp, Nissen motor, runf! P~roy, SOny Hon'l!e v-e, Speclallv priced Electric 304-8 74-002 3 or great :1 yro. old $6600.00 lhoahlr OUJTOUnd sound. $5760 740-446-2282 304-617,9986 ~~~~!;.:;,dy ~~e C:,~:~ · lllllrl ,. · ·· Hobb I H & c-.. · .'Y unt ...-• 24 ft. Pontoon boli. M'". SChnauzer pups, Ml :r'DnlDYI sip, blacklst, black, ears cr91>Pod, ran, dOW claW. Jat A-lon Molo;. dona, $400: .Min. llpllrod, now • robuiR Oeuchund pups, d$pple, lcutock. Cell Ron black, red, 1sr shot, dow E..nat-800-$37·8628 claws. dewormed ctone, all AKC. {740)691!-1085 Bergin fools· AT 554 buying· miKlh & carpenPurebred Siberian Husky 1er toOls. lawn & garden puppies, 5 lemafes, ¥8r1• tools mowers, weed eatoos · colors with masks. ors, chain aawl also, rapshotS & ~ - playtul rops oompuhlrs, cell & loves people, 10 phonoo, lpod&, Black weekS. $160 each, ctll Bonys, GPS & · ats. {740)508·0279 Homo 740-388·1515 Cell SIII T . p4<l 4 F t • 794-1188 uz PUll s, •· !n • ~~~~~~~ good working order. $45 Free tQ. good homo 7 wk. ..cl1 ..740-446-6452 304-8 12•6116 . :O:n ' with warranty. . Pllclea starting at $1900. Stop or Call CooK ' Motoro 326 Jackson Pike. have been _.., ....,_, . - .. Galllpoll• CorHr www.comlca.com c 2009 by NEA, Inc . 89 c•· . S·10 4X4 89 ·~vyZ24 convertible. placed In ads at TURNED DOWN ON {CareetsColit!lo Close To Home) ~~~~~~~;;;;;;;=;;;;;:;-~=======- Cavalier tha GallipoliS SOCIAL SECURITY SSI Call Todayt740·4<16-431l7 Polo Yard ScM oallaftor 5PM. 446·3243 1' 800' 214 '0452 0 11 1i b No Foe .Uttraas we Wlnl ~:;;;;;;!!'""~~~~ 06 Chevy lmi>ala LS. a y rl URI • 1·688·582·3345 .:::-:.:.c:;~:',~, 3 ~tt&ns to glva BNIIY 2 4 !amity, Saturdtl1 21th, light blue, 59,000 milo&, must be picked . ~ngcou"''''·''_,donr yel~w, 1 blue. 446·3732 ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii!i 8am·2pm, Radlord's. 1 ae. cd. ·power everything, within 30 days. eor..., ~""S<i>""' t27<B ~-~!'!"''!"""-~ ~~~Fu~"'.,Hv-,;re""'!!~'"!' m. n o1 fairgrounds on $10,500 OBO: D3 Harley SEPTIC PUMPING Free . 2 Gorgeous ~og :: Rocksprings Rd Davidson Sporrsrer, gun Any pictures Gallla Co: OH and . haired M kittens, Indoor, Pool !able, w/ Sllcko & -~~~~-::':~ matal blue, lola of sxttas, litter trained, . woimed, baH~ · S18S. Tw~o ;;2• ~ $5 500 · 080 th 8t 8re not Mason Co. WV. Ron Charmed used lumllure 3 family, June ~.,, (7.i0)444·S 160 ' picked Up Will be e..ns Jackson,' Olj glv•n liontllr!e, 367·7574 . 1275 ~ntavlle Road II-?, James Louks' r..l. !i=.;;;!=m;;,;;;;,~""'"" _. W'UIW.owr6roofar/iiWtlirationcottu.com • NOTICE fees .. d!rt bike, now rear ~re, 2BR APT.Cklse to· Hoi· .. electric start, good con. zer Hospital on SA 160 " $1200, {740)985·4324 C/A. {740) 44Hl194 -~------ _Banment Wottrproonng and NOT .to CIIend 111oney · throilgh th!t · mall Pet Crem.atlons. until yov hav~ . lnva&tig&t- 740-446-37~5. lng me·ollering. . ~ t~:£!£!3t/tour'· A,alin.,./ l..wnhou... kltncarlyleecomcaot.net --- cat, MondQY 15th 1 ~oat · Powells· patl<lng 101 & CCUII~II Mount&lneer MetBis OI KIT & CARLYLE <1n, tn II l[){) I, ------ the rtahtta .od!t, lljroct or c111ct1 any :: f,r ..............................;... 'l'rovlif'mg QuafiiJ 'JV..ursing Carr 'for Ovrr 211 ~Ycar.r .11;. .. . AH Dl"''laVI 12 2 D.ev- Prlar To :00 a.m. to 5:00p.m. .., . ''fl. Cefe6ration of Life''. -n Now you con hove bordti'S onclvroplllcs ~ oddedtovourclosslfledads -"" Bordtrs$3.00/perod U! Graphics SOC for sinoll Display Ad• Monday thru Friday r ~ Ou.tll""" IJ~fi. H6tll'lf' . I' 606-II2JI.Se56 iiALI.EY HORSE/LIVE· STOCK TRAILEAS, LOAD MAX EQUIP· ':: I l Dolla sll · · MENT TRAILERS, Abso ure 01> · r - • vor/gold oolns. any CARGO EXPRESS & 1ot</1IK/I 8K gold jew· HOMESTEADER CARGO/CONCESSION ~ ~ ·den~~ goc~~ TRAILERS. B+W GOOSENECK FLATBED ptOOIImint dla· moods, MTS. sers, Coin ShOp. $3999. VIEW OUR EN· 151 2nd Avenue, Galli· ~~W~CIIII~lo~luy~-==='· 9 Ioeiia/ Ac'oonorioo .. nl9hod apt. , no pels, dop & tal. -Ired. c14ot992.0165 New Havei1 1 br. fur· !Shod apt n pets dep· ~ . rei. o m<lutrell. .0; 3 bed 2 bath now con· srrucriOn on +f. 5 acres 525 month. Owner fi· nanca available. 740-448-3570 Bath 3 .. ~.2 , , HUD homes.Only!99 .. atoon .. S% dwn.l.5 ·yrs. 1 1 sw- for list. 800-()l0-4'i\46 el. T-461. LoGrallclo BIY<l. S!lR Drick, har<!wOO<I floors, FR 2 lull ballls, cential lmrniiC1IIale . lfll. atr.' 10Xt< merai ·Dulld- walking diSIIInco 111 UI!G. ;ng, 5 mlns from town, naw carpet, lroohly $95,000. 74D-709·1658 ~ted . · p!lva:5Cimol~ s $32i or $ BA, 3 belli homo ·on 614-59$-7773 SA ' 160 {Hanottvillo) 740-&IS-5953 ·· Bass Ttod<er . P10 wlth;n 2 mlnuhls from Island VIew . Motel has gukle V18 50 hol$0 ~ ·Holzer. OotaHs at vacancies $35.()01Nigllt. stroke 18 hm. on boar. 740 146 0406 06 ex, con<t. SaArng duo to l)ealtlr. 740-367·7927 Jonlon Londlng ;;;~=~~~~ menta Camflln I RV! lo !!!!!i~==~!!!l"" electric. ~.3.4, br.no .__.__ ,,.__ • - 'fit/ ;;-~·~ifl:';:~'*==== lo"""'o - details 740-446-241 2 ~------ 2BR apt., 6 ml from Hoi· oil sale June 27 SnHL Sales & Sorvioe Saturday. If.! mile pest Now A¥al~bla at Clrmi· AIUgaiOf JacJ(s on l aural chaet Equ~ment Cliff. Woamens, setubS, 740-446·241 2 """!~ brand s boys 10. 16 . ....,. 26' Campor $5000__ 1 and 2 bo<1room apts.. 446-2448 Of 6-15-4~ lum;shod and u111urnlshod. and hou'" in Full camper hookup, prt. Pomeroy and Mlddloporl .vate setting, S2751month. security deposit requited: Call lor mora lnlo. no poll 740-w 2•221il ~--~~-~ • de£:· TIRE TAAILER INVEN• """s. ••• "842. TORY AT ;;o-;;;,; · ,;;;~;;;,;;;;;;;,;io!!!...,!!!S WWW.CAAMICHAEL· Ycrd Serle TRAII.ERS.COM 740 ~ 46 ~5 3 Family V.rd Sale- Clay :-:':"~~~~~~ Townhouse on Lovers Have you priced a John Lane. June 25-27 from Deere lately? You'D be 8·5. Many neme btand &UfPiisedl Ched< our. our clothing In all &~es ·" " l!sed inventory at ~-men-boys & Qlri& Www,CAREO.com. Car· -+ JUniors, toys household rmehael EqUipment 11em.s & miSC. =~~~-:-~= CatpOrt . 17401992 65 ;:::11.~~:1--~"':" 4 room apt. w/slovtr1ri<lge. ulffilltl pd, upotalrs, no pels at · 4& Olive St. $450/mo • . ?.cQ-446.3945 llooutlfut AptL· ot ....,... 10ft EatatH. 52· Wool· wood Or., from S¥5 1o $560. 740"146-2~. Equal Housing Opportunli1. lllls Institution It an Equal Opporrunlly f'to. vidtrandEmptoyer. Gtlcloul Uvtng 1 on4 2 Bedroom Apts. at Vlllilgo Manor and .Riversldt Apts In Middleport, from $592 10 740·992·5064. .Equal Hou$ing Opf)Ortunlly. 2BR .. l_.'.. "97" Salem lor sale 740-367·n55 RV ~Ice c::ha&t oeo. · ~ 1 br. apt t1 Pt. Pleasant at ctean, oft street pariMg. Trailers na poll 304-675·1 386. 740-446-3825 RY Sei'Ylce at sval-. au pets coil lor 304-674-0023 Of ~304~·6::10.0~776=~~"'::'0.: MOJ!om 1BR apt. Call 7Hre Nko ibr. "l'P!,._., 1\lrni<h«!. $,175 + · - · PPHS Yl4-67S..Jl(l() ci ;;: liW :"::.. i:7~'-~'?IZ';;;a;.~~=::~ ~~ ~ floor apt CMJrloakiltQ Gallipotls City Park and RIV&f. l.R din. kg. Kifchoo.dlning - $400 pius Carmichael Some utilities zer. Trailers 7~ 16·5288 740-446-3825 740.988·6130 • Aport.. . new ·oppliot- - 1· dip. tupb081<la, 3 BR. 2 pd. baths, 1aunttry .,__ or $900 per month. ~~ 446-2325 or «S.._ �Page B6 • The.Daily Sentinel -., lniiilb/ www.mydallysentlnel.com Friday, June 26, 2009 ALLEYOOP Htlp Wlllftd. ~ Hou101Forlent The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 www.myclallysentlnel.com NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE Townhousoo - ACROSS Phillip Alder YOUNG'S BANKS (arpr>niC'r ScrviCC CONSTRUCTION - -.-... co. ... Pomeroy, Obio . Commerdal• '*Eio<t- I Plumbing Roofing & Gu!tMo Vlnyl Siding & Point!~ Pltto and ~Ch Deckl Resldtutlal • F.... Esllmates (740) 991-5009 Cusrom Home Building · Steel Frame Buildings Building, Remodeling General repair www.banbttlb.rom CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Skfirig, Soffit, Decks, . . Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Nor1b · Hill's Self Storage Hours 7:00am· 8:00pm IJ'IIIIWIJ Dump')'ruck Service 111111111, . .. en .. ... . FRANK & EARNEST NEW OWNERs · NEW MENU 740-992-3220 or 7400·591·3726 Open 7 days a week 50ftllY, AL£. wE tMVt l-AS VEGAS'. - LOST Al't!J> fOUWJ> All~ $tm~rs. ~ 15 56 I'll ..... Wild......, 16-taaty At4Jo 11 'COURSE WHY I'M ' . l!oulb West Nortb 3NT Pau ""'' It Elll Pan ~· on !! l SAYINGS ~ ~~;,:,.:::~~::=::;.:===.J .J fo...,l..;.~~- Bu•, THE BORN LOSER . '! LOVE.fo\'1 KE.W et.U -~'1 ~ Olf~t;IOr)o . Racine, Ohio 74D-247-2019 DI!:>C. PLI>.'I'E.it.' - '' Cc.L-'SS) (7.W) Shipments an:ive every PEANUTS WE J.IATED THE SO WE I.EFT.. H&H Guttering Seamless Gutters WE REALIZE TI-IATTl-11 S COULD BE A PROBLEM .. ~OWEVER, WE FeEL TAAT A 6.000 ATTORNEif SIIOULD BE ABLE TO PRESENT TO .. Roofing, Siding, Gutters lnsursd&Bondod 740·653·9657 " . N~;v A Do-it-yourself classified ads Save time and money. Go to www.mydailysentinel.com and click on Classifieds·and follow the user·friendly.steps to place your ad. v Do-it-yourseH convenience v Easy to use v Upload photos and graphics v Print and Online options v 7great packages to choose from . . Now Selling: • Ford & Motorcraft Parts • Engirie~ . Transfer Cases & Tnmsmissi<,>ns • Aftennarket Replacement Sheer Metal& Stop & Campare Replacement Windows and . Vinyl Siding Spedailists, LTD (740) 742·2~ • .Siding • Vinyl and Shingle Roofs • Detks • Additions •Eiedrital • Plumbing • Pole Ba.r ns www.mydailysenlinel.com · 51 T""'• 26 FlniaiHint ~ informally markor 6 Tall bird 26 Ripple . 7 Form bableo pottem $ 8 lotan'o Ma""'" 54~rlod 3D Dicit 55 CuMtng . . Trecy'a • 35 Wlltrf<lwt 37 Anviluaara 26 SUippCH ·cow and BOY .. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Clm)lC!I .. ~ '*"'·• ~ ~ ~~~~~ CIHIId lrcn QIIOIItlclnlby flmM ~ .fact ltlllrlrllltl gphfr.- foi' IIIO!her, . . NO!, MY DeAR. l'I.L PR01 EC.T "''U Experience David Lewis 740·992-6971 Insured Pree EslimzHes Stanley TreeTrimming & Removal " 0 C LT . ':';, ·G .M T P.. T H F'X K ' 0 1 XCLTCKT JWC XC LT C K l J W C .V C T X G V G F K X 0 CAAI •" PMTOSX XC L R YW OWT HGJ 'Prompt and Quality Woit Rare' ~ Call Gary Stanley 74(). 591 ·8044 @ Room Additions, Remodeling. Metal & Shingle Roofs, New Homes. Siding, Detks, H•throom Remodeling. Lirtnsed & Insured (•'II '·10 :116 29G(J 7JQ99'? [ll.l\1 -• .~ 0 Wr' • J F H H· F 0 L E T 0 T M X T K .:: - PREVIOUS SOLUTION: ~Good Wta ... pooses,.sthe power to IIO~izt and~. ~ always the fiist 1\andi:ap to any creative lun~lonlng.' · s. Dall :• ~~=' s~~4\\1J-~£~s· lor CLAY I. rOlliN ~d 0 ... .. Roatrongo. lorttn of !lie four "'"""bled ward; b.. low io IO!:m lour l(mplt ., wau: ·.tAll[• - •,. wordl. .••' ..' CURSEK • 1 I I lz f ~ GKl UC I ,~·. . ZA' lB E . ...,' .' ' . ~ I've concluded that college , students like ties With~ suits'. ~ r 1 I r-~'!'1""':,....,....,....,...·~....· .with stripes lllld lellm with ,~ . ,. NUCHRC ! .. ,. ;...__ 1 1.· I· · le 1 ' 8 by~Ritt• tht ch..otlcle. quated flll~ the millilJQ wordo dtvalop ~ PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN I Jl THESE SQUARES .• lltp ~. 'fDJ UNSCRAMBlE ABOVElETTERS TO GET ANSWER . . I' 3 below', r ,. " ... I• I I· . ·J .I J I: SCRAM·LBRS ANSWl!RS ~1111 .. Edging~April - Watch .:. Friday - PAID for IT grandson, "When you get something fut : Gnunps w nothing it's probably Worth what you PAID for IT." ARLO & JANIS 1y Of l'landllng the affa i r~ of olhera. When . looking o.ut for lhelf .we"are, you will btl· ter your own effalrS In the process. ·ARIES (March 21·Aprlt 19) -If possible, di8CUS5 8n~ matters of Importance face· lo-I8C8. You'll be better able to apo1 SUb· llelles in behaYim !hat wilt tall you 11'1if'IOS the pe rson Isn't say ing. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Don't sell yourself shOrt In your ability to communlq te- to friends where you st and on a matter and why you feel the way do. • Once they undetStand ~om reasoning, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) _... Fli..nds they'll go.along.will be looking to you lor and asaooialel leadership, but no! If you come on _too atronl). You need. to be direct but kind, · espeOII!Iy to~ weaker ones wbo Cll.II'Ttbla roo easily. · · SOUP TO NUTZ R e ference ~ Avai lable~ .; OX • vcu ~~~~~~~=~~~~ -.~ TOi18y'tctul: Y lqUB'- C" ,taY ~!OAR •• nl PfiNI1l . . · · Interests, PSI CONSTRUCTION WVdllo..IOq',.l 47 Ptaint... Box lor PISCES (feb . 20·Mtuch 20) - If a&k&.d , don't hesltele to lake on the responslblll· •New Homes • Garages • Complete J40-892·1Bn VIRGO (Aug. 23'Sept. 22) - Ahhough you might raise your alghiJ a bll higher lhan usual, you're up to the task. You're In an excellent Cycle to strive for dlfllct.llt achlevemeilts a~ to make thltlga h'W· pen . LIBRA (Sept. 23.0Ct. 23) - Knowledge rrom -past 8Kperlenca can be aJ;!plltd toward a preMnl difll c.ldly, and II will proye to be extremely constructive. You'll knO't'f haw _ 1o usa acquired wisdom to Improve y·our latin lift . Fortunately, yOu have a· dedlceted, dill• gent pilrtner· working hard on your behall. This pereon will be In the perfect. position to make things worit out. SAGITTARIUS (NOY. 23·Dec. 21 ) E"'n someone · wllo hasn't been supportive ol yOur ldta& will be duly· impressed wfth ~our efforts. They wiMgal · an inkling ol your finer qualities and be eager to onboard. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Breaks previously denied to you with regard to WQrk or career will b9 available at this time. Y~ won't httllate to make the most of the chances now being dropped in your tap. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)- Think In 'brOader terms, smd dOn't waste time on IS$UH or maHerfi of small consequence. You can make aubstantlal strlctes. partie· ufarly In are&s that deal .with pereonar &.uiUimlll Remodeling Friend& and co!leaguea wiH pia~ proml· nent rolu in your affairs In 1he year ahead,· both I)Ood and tNld. II you become lnvoiYed with people ol MH1e ambltlon, you woutd be wlse lo spend 11me with 1he doer. who are going · plae«~s . • CANCER (June 21-July 22~ - You may not belieYe in yourself but others do. 80 don't- hide your light under a bu1htl, especially If testy development& 'should arlee. COnsider your51:1tf equal ·1o ·a.ny chellltnge, and go lor' II. • lEO (July 2J.:Aug. 22) - New enterprl• ee can underscore an underlying drive. · wllhlil you to succeed. Thla could be luat one -or thOse times when, regardleta of the obstacle. in your path, ~ou'll 1J0 all oul to make lhlngs worit. . SCORPIO. (Oct. 24·Nov. 221 - ROBaT BISSEll Windows ·• Metal The Daily Sentinel Advertise lothts space for $70 per month ~ -'lllrthdr!Y= Saturday, June 27', 200t By .h rntce Bide Oeol J&L . Own•r: 46 Gol oqiOrl 22 Rota pnt . 5 Pooplo, 36 Comico enlly? South must havalhe club ac8 lor hla bid. The only chance I& that partner has ]act<· thin! of dian'ionda: ·under tho diamond aca, sicnlleo )'011! ijng. Altha.woret. this will cost an ovMrk:it Hera. lhaugll, Ills ,.---.,...,_.,.....,...-..,......__, r;:p:c=ozy-r;p===<m . f .S$$SS$S$T JameaKHIII II 742·2332 ......, 21 Hnt,. DOWN Corrie Tan Booin. a Duk:h evangetill who died in 1983, said. 'Memoriet are the key not to the past, but to the fulllre." Bridga t!CPOr!S remember key bidding anti card-play IIChniQuas teamed ln.lhe past. producing lhem w!ien """"'""" in the future. This deal is an ellll1l'!lle. You are West. ---..__,~,.....J.../,..J.I . · ~~1 larJt, •ner fron11 , hulbo11 $10 pedb Cash only Pn11 is re<Juired iD.advance· ·-53=.. Allolion Iiiii li Colagt Which key will . open partner's door? .•(i AstroGraph listed aboVe have been Include: Cuatomar Ser· (TMDL• Document. conducted by tho vice, Job Development, Ohio EPA developed Mtlgt County Commt.. and Capitalization De- the Document In fulllll· alonera. The ERR(•• velopment. The pro- ment of Section 303(d• documenta the envi· gram will be awarded of the Clean Water Act ronmental revlewt of and program coat must which requires the the pro)ect(t) and more not exceed $25,000 Identification of lm· fully Hit forlh lilt rn' (aub)oct to available paired watarbodln for sont why ouch atll'" lunda) and ahell bo for !'hlch technology mont Ia not required. the period of July · 1, bated effluent limite· The ERR(t) are on flit 2009 io June 3D 2010. tlont.are not stringent Puqllc Notice and avelleble for tho Admlnlatrallve coat enough to achieve appubllc't examination miiY not txeted 10% of pllcable water quality NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF and ~opylng, upon ,. the · total contraot otandards and to claNO SIGNIFICANT IM· queot, botwoon tha award. A copy of the velop Total Maximum PACT ON THE ENVI· hou,. of e:oo ·a.m. to Roquttt lor Proposal Dally Loada lor ouch RONMENT (FONSI) 4:00 p.m. Monday thru mJ1Y be picked up from wotere. Tho Document Otto: Juno 26, 2009 Friday (except hot~ Tht,.aa Lavender or tddrttaaalmpalrmentll Mtlgt County Comml• dayt) at tht olflct of Jane Banks at Tha In tha Hocking R.lvor . lilonara . tht r.t.lgti County Com- Malgo County Job and watarehed that appear Mtlga County Courl· mlttlontrt, Court Family Servtcu, 175 on the Ohio 2008 303(d) houtt HouH, 100 Eoat Soc- Race Street, Middle- llat (aoseooment unite Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ond Str.tt, Pomeroy, port, Olilo 45760. D 5 0 .3 o 2 0 4 (740) 992·2895 · Ohio 45768. Propoaala ahould. .be 010,020,030,040,050,08 TO ALL INTERESTED No lurthonnvlron.,... aubmllled to Thtral8 0,080, 6 100). The lm· PERSONS, AGENCIES, tal review oltuch pro)· Levander, . Mtlga ptll11d waters are lo· A.NO GROUPS: act Ia proposed to ba County Departnltnt of cated In the Counties The Molga County conductad, prior to the Job and F1mlly Se,... of Falrlleld, Parry, Commltalonero, pro- requtat tor ,.teaae or vtcea, 175 Race Strttt, Hocking, Athens, Morpoaaa to raquoat tho Federal lunda.. . Poll Office Box 191, gan, Withington, and · State ot Ohio to rateaH The Mtlga County Middleport, Ohio Mtlga. Federal lunda under Commlnlont,. plan to 45760, no taler then All lnterealld parsons Sactlon 104(g)ofnttel unclwtakt the pro)· Mondey, .Juty 13,2008 wlahlngtoaubmttcom· or the Houalng ariel act(a) deaorl- with at 12:00 p.m. All aubo manta for Ohio EPA'a Community Otvelop. lilt Focltratlundt cllld mlatlona mutt bt , . contldtratlon may do mant Act of 1974, aa above Any paroon, ctlved by mall or hand oo In writing to Ohio amanded; Section 266 agencllla, and/or delivery by tht above EPA, Dlvlalon o1 Sur· of Tille II of the groupt, who have any date and time. No ma· loco Wator, P.O. Box Cranaton Gonultt N• cllmmenta regarding tarlafo recat.ved alter I 049, Oolumbut, Ohio tlonal Affordable Houo- the environment or the dele wiU bo In- 43216-1041, Attn: lng Act (NAHA), ao who dltagrea with lhla eluded In prevlouaaubo Gregg Sablak, or by amended; ondlor ntle finding of No Slgnlfl· mlttlons nor · be email to IV of tha Sllivarl B. cant Impact dacltlon, conaldered. Tho de- gregg.aablak®epa.atat McKinney Homottao ora Invited to submit partment rel8rvos the e.oh.ua by the close of Assistance · Act; as written commtnta lor right to ra~ 1ny or all buatno11, August 3, ·amended; to bo utecl contlderaflon to the · propooalo•. In ic!'Or· 2009. Comments r• lor tho following pro)· Mtlga County Commit· dlflct with 2$ CFR port celved alter thlt data stoners, Courthouta, 31, 32, Mtlga County may be considered aa eot(i): Ohio NSP Ragton 2.1 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Deportment of Job and time and ct.rcumProgram . by 4:30 p.m. on July 14, Family ServlcoMIIa pro- all ncaa pormlt. After Otmolltlon and Rut· 2009, Which Ia at Iaiit h i - ffom dltcrlml·· COIIIIderatlon of com· denflal Otvtlopment 15 dJIY• alter the publl· notion ·on the blatt of menta, OhiO EPA will Pro)tel ctllon of thlo !:Omblntd . - , color, nettonal ~ submit tho Document Sourca of Funds: Fad- notice. · gin, oox, age, religion, to tht Unhed Stetea .En""'' Nalghborhood Sta- Mlck Davenport. PrtaJ. political btllela, or dt• vlronmentsl Protactton biiiJttlon Program dent ability. Agancy (U.S, EPA) lor Single Ynr ProJect Mtlgo County Comml.. (6• 26 (7) 3, 10 · approval. · Middleport and slontrt 10 obtain a copy or tht Pomeroy V!ttages Tar· (6) 21 Document or other Ingat Areoo Public Notica !ormation, or · to Eottmaled total coot of atrango to lnopact Public tlotlc:e Public Notice Oatt: Agancy filet or recorda projacl· 5128,000 n haa batn determined July 2. 2009 porlllnlng to the Doou· . that ouch a Request lor Raquaotlor Propoaal OHIO ENVIRONMEN- man~ 0t lo rtqulll noRoleaaa of Funda will The Meigs County De- TAL PROTECTION Ilea of when Ohio EPA not conttltullan action . partment of Job and AGENCY oubmita tht Document significantly affacllng Family Sarvlctt It PUBLIC NOTICE to U.S. EPA, piHtt the quality of the Hiking propoaale to HOCKING RIVER WA· contact Gregg Sablak human environment provide a core Worll· TERSHED II tht tddrua above Of and accordingly the Ioree Otvetopmont TOTAL MAXIMUM by calling 1-614Mtlga County Commlo· Program lo the unl-· DAILY LOAD REPORT 644-2001 . .The Docuslontra ho"l! decided aal cuatomore In Mtlgt Public notice Ia h8rtby ment will bt poalld (on not to pr.pore en Envl- County, provisions of given that tht Olilo En- or before July 2, 2009) ronmentol Impact the federal Worfcforca vtronmental Pr011C11on to tilt Ohio EPA Dlvl· Stat-nt under the tnvtttmtnf Act (WIA), Agency (Ohio EPA) Dl- aton of Surfo"" Wator Nltlontl Envlron-1 and ralalld ftdt,.l and vtaton of Surface Water Web , aile Polley Act of 1969. aa • - regulation•. Ser· (DSW) to providing for hltpttwww.opa.etata.oh omanded; vloa provldars ore ••· public ntvlew and com- .ualdswLindex.hlmt. Environmental Review pacted to . link ment tht Hocking Rl- (6) 26 Rtcord(a) ·(ERR) lor programs with local Woterahed Total Moll· aach of tho ProJect(a) labor nteclo. Sarvlcaa mum OtltY Loed Atpor1 45 Ouetg't lhlp cath 2 Gllclllor'a 23 Typo cl hello cactua 49tna 3 1llrough 24 Language 4 F - writer -did<~ ncce www.phiWpaldertridge.com. • Columbia ·Townahlp Trusteea will hold a budget hearing at tho regular meeting July 6, 2009, at tho fire otatlon, beginning at7:00 p.m. Wingo, Flacal Officer (740) .698-6~04 (6) 26 ' 43Hat~ Frtend 11 w-~lly Outer tpoCt pa;ntar ' L....-_;.'--_ _;_. _ _ _...1 40 language Wldtn a 8licile . treh 41 Thing, to a 10 Newt tewyer 12 lloutiq.- the kay to ·~oleallng the ccnfract. · Declarer has only one spade, two hearts. two dlamoods and two clubt. And now he cannel establish dummy's · diamond su~ without lolling East ln. Phillip Alder Is ruooing a bridga auloe from Oct. 241o Nov. 2 out of and bact< to Fort Lauderdale thai will go around tho Caribbean and into the Panama Canal. . Details are at 1-\ICM· I)(.FlKITIOt-1 Cell: 740-4111·5047 email: jrshadlrm®aol.com SMw- 1 White fie 34 Filed tile 36 39 angled lllltntlon oveical OF Uf~ nlng. --VInyl Siding • Replacement Windowa • Roofing •Daoka ·Oiragea ·Pole Buildings • Room Additions op=O..."'I1flll''"" 57 Righl- aounds 20 , . . _ . · Eut'J three·apade pre·ernptlve )IIIIP put South " an av.twanl poe~. lion. Ha wam~ to ehow nls club ..~. but was worried about oong above "three no-trump. You shOuld realize tha1 you need lo got lr\11> partnar'o hand so thai he can c8sh ·. his spade winners. But wh1ii11 ~ his J Construction ... 1 .. .,. lhou9htf? . CAN YOU KEEP OWners: . 50-• davit 52 o;agu·, .. defending against throe no:tnJmp. You lead the spade eight. Partner wins with his tO and returns .the ~ng. dacarer lak· ing ..h~ ace. Now comtis tho act and another .diamond. What are your BARNEY Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe 13111. TIIw"*l 14 .,. trouble 33 . . . _. Opening lead: • 8 142-1012.. · Daily Specials Serving Breakfast .t6 .llaibn .ala11_.y tOII'I"' 11 Lolly,.,_ 49 T - bit I - 3:2 Aduil"'* - AZ A 87& 32 Dealer: North Vulnerable: North-South ~40·645·8897 ' FIND AJOB IN THE . CLASSIFIEDS Eall • . Cell S < ·r~n s pdgel a.-.,.... 2BA. carport. 66 Lower Qarf1eld Gallipolis. $425 1ent &, deposit. 9000 ......., 44 Kilc:tltn 1 Flllfol 5 Holr goop •s a •KQ J to7s 4 21 lith Blue Grollo 58 • Q 10 9 7 6 • J 5 lilt 58 tK 6 . J 98 23 Ta.form ID 60 • Q J 10 9 • 4 24 61 .251a,inA..., Soulb 27 Dlochtrge • A· 9 31 N11tvl • 8 3! ID 10' X 80' =.....-t S&L Trucking Limestone, Coal, Compost, Top Soil Call Walt or Sandy West 81: 11'a1r 740-367-0544 Free Eallmatea 740-367-0536 z .. K 5 740-949-2217 Drywan, 6 • AK4 • Q 10 1 5 4 29625 Bashan Road · Racine, OH 45n1 Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor We Haul Gravel, • 42 SMw 0»:111Cl~~1 III'NP. 'III: --1111'11 tli,lll. ~ ... r Tet<e IT '11-liS !SNT- ONe Of 1>lose Da"/S ... ., �Page B6 • The.Daily Sentinel -., lniiilb/ www.mydallysentlnel.com Friday, June 26, 2009 ALLEYOOP Htlp Wlllftd. ~ Hou101Forlent The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 www.myclallysentlnel.com NEA Cro11word Puzzle BRIDGE Townhousoo - ACROSS Phillip Alder YOUNG'S BANKS (arpr>niC'r ScrviCC CONSTRUCTION - -.-... co. ... Pomeroy, Obio . Commerdal• '*Eio<t- I Plumbing Roofing & Gu!tMo Vlnyl Siding & Point!~ Pltto and ~Ch Deckl Resldtutlal • F.... Esllmates (740) 991-5009 Cusrom Home Building · Steel Frame Buildings Building, Remodeling General repair www.banbttlb.rom CORNER STONE CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Skfirig, Soffit, Decks, . . Doors, Windows, Electric, Plumbing, Nor1b · Hill's Self Storage Hours 7:00am· 8:00pm IJ'IIIIWIJ Dump')'ruck Service 111111111, . .. en .. ... . FRANK & EARNEST NEW OWNERs · NEW MENU 740-992-3220 or 7400·591·3726 Open 7 days a week 50ftllY, AL£. wE tMVt l-AS VEGAS'. - LOST Al't!J> fOUWJ> All~ $tm~rs. ~ 15 56 I'll ..... Wild......, 16-taaty At4Jo 11 'COURSE WHY I'M ' . l!oulb West Nortb 3NT Pau ""'' It Elll Pan ~· on !! l SAYINGS ~ ~~;,:,.:::~~::=::;.:===.J .J fo...,l..;.~~- Bu•, THE BORN LOSER . '! LOVE.fo\'1 KE.W et.U -~'1 ~ Olf~t;IOr)o . Racine, Ohio 74D-247-2019 DI!:>C. PLI>.'I'E.it.' - '' Cc.L-'SS) (7.W) Shipments an:ive every PEANUTS WE J.IATED THE SO WE I.EFT.. H&H Guttering Seamless Gutters WE REALIZE TI-IATTl-11 S COULD BE A PROBLEM .. ~OWEVER, WE FeEL TAAT A 6.000 ATTORNEif SIIOULD BE ABLE TO PRESENT TO .. Roofing, Siding, Gutters lnsursd&Bondod 740·653·9657 " . N~;v A Do-it-yourself classified ads Save time and money. Go to www.mydailysentinel.com and click on Classifieds·and follow the user·friendly.steps to place your ad. v Do-it-yourseH convenience v Easy to use v Upload photos and graphics v Print and Online options v 7great packages to choose from . . Now Selling: • Ford & Motorcraft Parts • Engirie~ . Transfer Cases & Tnmsmissi<,>ns • Aftennarket Replacement Sheer Metal& Stop & Campare Replacement Windows and . Vinyl Siding Spedailists, LTD (740) 742·2~ • .Siding • Vinyl and Shingle Roofs • Detks • Additions •Eiedrital • Plumbing • Pole Ba.r ns www.mydailysenlinel.com · 51 T""'• 26 FlniaiHint ~ informally markor 6 Tall bird 26 Ripple . 7 Form bableo pottem $ 8 lotan'o Ma""'" 54~rlod 3D Dicit 55 CuMtng . . Trecy'a • 35 Wlltrf<lwt 37 Anviluaara 26 SUippCH ·cow and BOY .. CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lull Clm)lC!I .. ~ '*"'·• ~ ~ ~~~~~ CIHIId lrcn QIIOIItlclnlby flmM ~ .fact ltlllrlrllltl gphfr.- foi' IIIO!her, . . 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' . ~ I've concluded that college , students like ties With~ suits'. ~ r 1 I r-~'!'1""':,....,....,....,...·~....· .with stripes lllld lellm with ,~ . ,. NUCHRC ! .. ,. ;...__ 1 1.· I· · le 1 ' 8 by~Ritt• tht ch..otlcle. quated flll~ the millilJQ wordo dtvalop ~ PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN I Jl THESE SQUARES .• lltp ~. 'fDJ UNSCRAMBlE ABOVElETTERS TO GET ANSWER . . I' 3 below', r ,. " ... I• I I· . ·J .I J I: SCRAM·LBRS ANSWl!RS ~1111 .. Edging~April - Watch .:. Friday - PAID for IT grandson, "When you get something fut : Gnunps w nothing it's probably Worth what you PAID for IT." ARLO & JANIS 1y Of l'landllng the affa i r~ of olhera. When . looking o.ut for lhelf .we"are, you will btl· ter your own effalrS In the process. ·ARIES (March 21·Aprlt 19) -If possible, di8CUS5 8n~ matters of Importance face· lo-I8C8. You'll be better able to apo1 SUb· llelles in behaYim !hat wilt tall you 11'1if'IOS the pe rson Isn't say ing. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Don't sell yourself shOrt In your ability to communlq te- to friends where you st and on a matter and why you feel the way do. • Once they undetStand ~om reasoning, GEMINI (May 21-Juna 20) _... Fli..nds they'll go.along.will be looking to you lor and asaooialel leadership, but no! If you come on _too atronl). You need. to be direct but kind, · espeOII!Iy to~ weaker ones wbo Cll.II'Ttbla roo easily. · · SOUP TO NUTZ R e ference ~ Avai lable~ .; OX • vcu ~~~~~~~=~~~~ -.~ TOi18y'tctul: Y lqUB'- C" ,taY ~!OAR •• nl PfiNI1l . . · · Interests, PSI CONSTRUCTION WVdllo..IOq',.l 47 Ptaint... Box lor PISCES (feb . 20·Mtuch 20) - If a&k&.d , don't hesltele to lake on the responslblll· •New Homes • Garages • Complete J40-892·1Bn VIRGO (Aug. 23'Sept. 22) - Ahhough you might raise your alghiJ a bll higher lhan usual, you're up to the task. You're In an excellent Cycle to strive for dlfllct.llt achlevemeilts a~ to make thltlga h'W· pen . LIBRA (Sept. 23.0Ct. 23) - Knowledge rrom -past 8Kperlenca can be aJ;!plltd toward a preMnl difll c.ldly, and II will proye to be extremely constructive. You'll knO't'f haw _ 1o usa acquired wisdom to Improve y·our latin lift . Fortunately, yOu have a· dedlceted, dill• gent pilrtner· working hard on your behall. This pereon will be In the perfect. position to make things worit out. SAGITTARIUS (NOY. 23·Dec. 21 ) E"'n someone · wllo hasn't been supportive ol yOur ldta& will be duly· impressed wfth ~our efforts. They wiMgal · an inkling ol your finer qualities and be eager to onboard. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22·Jan. 19) Breaks previously denied to you with regard to WQrk or career will b9 available at this time. Y~ won't httllate to make the most of the chances now being dropped in your tap. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19)- Think In 'brOader terms, smd dOn't waste time on IS$UH or maHerfi of small consequence. You can make aubstantlal strlctes. partie· ufarly In are&s that deal .with pereonar &.uiUimlll Remodeling Friend& and co!leaguea wiH pia~ proml· nent rolu in your affairs In 1he year ahead,· both I)Ood and tNld. II you become lnvoiYed with people ol MH1e ambltlon, you woutd be wlse lo spend 11me with 1he doer. who are going · plae«~s . • CANCER (June 21-July 22~ - You may not belieYe in yourself but others do. 80 don't- hide your light under a bu1htl, especially If testy development& 'should arlee. COnsider your51:1tf equal ·1o ·a.ny chellltnge, and go lor' II. • lEO (July 2J.:Aug. 22) - New enterprl• ee can underscore an underlying drive. · wllhlil you to succeed. Thla could be luat one -or thOse times when, regardleta of the obstacle. in your path, ~ou'll 1J0 all oul to make lhlngs worit. . SCORPIO. (Oct. 24·Nov. 221 - ROBaT BISSEll Windows ·• Metal The Daily Sentinel Advertise lothts space for $70 per month ~ -'lllrthdr!Y= Saturday, June 27', 200t By .h rntce Bide Oeol J&L . Own•r: 46 Gol oqiOrl 22 Rota pnt . 5 Pooplo, 36 Comico enlly? South must havalhe club ac8 lor hla bid. The only chance I& that partner has ]act<· thin! of dian'ionda: ·under tho diamond aca, sicnlleo )'011! ijng. Altha.woret. this will cost an ovMrk:it Hera. lhaugll, Ills ,.---.,...,_.,.....,...-..,......__, r;:p:c=ozy-r;p===<m . f .S$$SS$S$T JameaKHIII II 742·2332 ......, 21 Hnt,. DOWN Corrie Tan Booin. a Duk:h evangetill who died in 1983, said. 'Memoriet are the key not to the past, but to the fulllre." Bridga t!CPOr!S remember key bidding anti card-play IIChniQuas teamed ln.lhe past. producing lhem w!ien """"'""" in the future. This deal is an ellll1l'!lle. You are West. ---..__,~,.....J.../,..J.I . · ~~1 larJt, •ner fron11 , hulbo11 $10 pedb Cash only Pn11 is re<Juired iD.advance· ·-53=.. Allolion Iiiii li Colagt Which key will . open partner's door? .•(i AstroGraph listed aboVe have been Include: Cuatomar Ser· (TMDL• Document. conducted by tho vice, Job Development, Ohio EPA developed Mtlgt County Commt.. and Capitalization De- the Document In fulllll· alonera. The ERR(•• velopment. The pro- ment of Section 303(d• documenta the envi· gram will be awarded of the Clean Water Act ronmental revlewt of and program coat must which requires the the pro)ect(t) and more not exceed $25,000 Identification of lm· fully Hit forlh lilt rn' (aub)oct to available paired watarbodln for sont why ouch atll'" lunda) and ahell bo for !'hlch technology mont Ia not required. the period of July · 1, bated effluent limite· The ERR(t) are on flit 2009 io June 3D 2010. tlont.are not stringent Puqllc Notice and avelleble for tho Admlnlatrallve coat enough to achieve appubllc't examination miiY not txeted 10% of pllcable water quality NOTICE TO PUBLIC OF and ~opylng, upon ,. the · total contraot otandards and to claNO SIGNIFICANT IM· queot, botwoon tha award. A copy of the velop Total Maximum PACT ON THE ENVI· hou,. of e:oo ·a.m. to Roquttt lor Proposal Dally Loada lor ouch RONMENT (FONSI) 4:00 p.m. Monday thru mJ1Y be picked up from wotere. Tho Document Otto: Juno 26, 2009 Friday (except hot~ Tht,.aa Lavender or tddrttaaalmpalrmentll Mtlgt County Comml• dayt) at tht olflct of Jane Banks at Tha In tha Hocking R.lvor . lilonara . tht r.t.lgti County Com- Malgo County Job and watarehed that appear Mtlga County Courl· mlttlontrt, Court Family Servtcu, 175 on the Ohio 2008 303(d) houtt HouH, 100 Eoat Soc- Race Street, Middle- llat (aoseooment unite Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 ond Str.tt, Pomeroy, port, Olilo 45760. D 5 0 .3 o 2 0 4 (740) 992·2895 · Ohio 45768. Propoaala ahould. .be 010,020,030,040,050,08 TO ALL INTERESTED No lurthonnvlron.,... aubmllled to Thtral8 0,080, 6 100). The lm· PERSONS, AGENCIES, tal review oltuch pro)· Levander, . Mtlga ptll11d waters are lo· A.NO GROUPS: act Ia proposed to ba County Departnltnt of cated In the Counties The Molga County conductad, prior to the Job and F1mlly Se,... of Falrlleld, Parry, Commltalonero, pro- requtat tor ,.teaae or vtcea, 175 Race Strttt, Hocking, Athens, Morpoaaa to raquoat tho Federal lunda.. . Poll Office Box 191, gan, Withington, and · State ot Ohio to rateaH The Mtlga County Middleport, Ohio Mtlga. Federal lunda under Commlnlont,. plan to 45760, no taler then All lnterealld parsons Sactlon 104(g)ofnttel unclwtakt the pro)· Mondey, .Juty 13,2008 wlahlngtoaubmttcom· or the Houalng ariel act(a) deaorl- with at 12:00 p.m. All aubo manta for Ohio EPA'a Community Otvelop. lilt Focltratlundt cllld mlatlona mutt bt , . contldtratlon may do mant Act of 1974, aa above Any paroon, ctlved by mall or hand oo In writing to Ohio amanded; Section 266 agencllla, and/or delivery by tht above EPA, Dlvlalon o1 Sur· of Tille II of the groupt, who have any date and time. No ma· loco Wator, P.O. Box Cranaton Gonultt N• cllmmenta regarding tarlafo recat.ved alter I 049, Oolumbut, Ohio tlonal Affordable Houo- the environment or the dele wiU bo In- 43216-1041, Attn: lng Act (NAHA), ao who dltagrea with lhla eluded In prevlouaaubo Gregg Sablak, or by amended; ondlor ntle finding of No Slgnlfl· mlttlons nor · be email to IV of tha Sllivarl B. cant Impact dacltlon, conaldered. Tho de- gregg.aablak®epa.atat McKinney Homottao ora Invited to submit partment rel8rvos the e.oh.ua by the close of Assistance · Act; as written commtnta lor right to ra~ 1ny or all buatno11, August 3, ·amended; to bo utecl contlderaflon to the · propooalo•. In ic!'Or· 2009. Comments r• lor tho following pro)· Mtlga County Commit· dlflct with 2$ CFR port celved alter thlt data stoners, Courthouta, 31, 32, Mtlga County may be considered aa eot(i): Ohio NSP Ragton 2.1 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Deportment of Job and time and ct.rcumProgram . by 4:30 p.m. on July 14, Family ServlcoMIIa pro- all ncaa pormlt. After Otmolltlon and Rut· 2009, Which Ia at Iaiit h i - ffom dltcrlml·· COIIIIderatlon of com· denflal Otvtlopment 15 dJIY• alter the publl· notion ·on the blatt of menta, OhiO EPA will Pro)tel ctllon of thlo !:Omblntd . - , color, nettonal ~ submit tho Document Sourca of Funds: Fad- notice. · gin, oox, age, religion, to tht Unhed Stetea .En""'' Nalghborhood Sta- Mlck Davenport. PrtaJ. political btllela, or dt• vlronmentsl Protactton biiiJttlon Program dent ability. Agancy (U.S, EPA) lor Single Ynr ProJect Mtlgo County Comml.. (6• 26 (7) 3, 10 · approval. · Middleport and slontrt 10 obtain a copy or tht Pomeroy V!ttages Tar· (6) 21 Document or other Ingat Areoo Public Notica !ormation, or · to Eottmaled total coot of atrango to lnopact Public tlotlc:e Public Notice Oatt: Agancy filet or recorda projacl· 5128,000 n haa batn determined July 2. 2009 porlllnlng to the Doou· . that ouch a Request lor Raquaotlor Propoaal OHIO ENVIRONMEN- man~ 0t lo rtqulll noRoleaaa of Funda will The Meigs County De- TAL PROTECTION Ilea of when Ohio EPA not conttltullan action . partment of Job and AGENCY oubmita tht Document significantly affacllng Family Sarvlctt It PUBLIC NOTICE to U.S. EPA, piHtt the quality of the Hiking propoaale to HOCKING RIVER WA· contact Gregg Sablak human environment provide a core Worll· TERSHED II tht tddrua above Of and accordingly the Ioree Otvetopmont TOTAL MAXIMUM by calling 1-614Mtlga County Commlo· Program lo the unl-· DAILY LOAD REPORT 644-2001 . .The Docuslontra ho"l! decided aal cuatomore In Mtlgt Public notice Ia h8rtby ment will bt poalld (on not to pr.pore en Envl- County, provisions of given that tht Olilo En- or before July 2, 2009) ronmentol Impact the federal Worfcforca vtronmental Pr011C11on to tilt Ohio EPA Dlvl· Stat-nt under the tnvtttmtnf Act (WIA), Agency (Ohio EPA) Dl- aton of Surfo"" Wator Nltlontl Envlron-1 and ralalld ftdt,.l and vtaton of Surface Water Web , aile Polley Act of 1969. aa • - regulation•. Ser· (DSW) to providing for hltpttwww.opa.etata.oh omanded; vloa provldars ore ••· public ntvlew and com- .ualdswLindex.hlmt. Environmental Review pacted to . link ment tht Hocking Rl- (6) 26 Rtcord(a) ·(ERR) lor programs with local Woterahed Total Moll· aach of tho ProJect(a) labor nteclo. Sarvlcaa mum OtltY Loed Atpor1 45 Ouetg't lhlp cath 2 Gllclllor'a 23 Typo cl hello cactua 49tna 3 1llrough 24 Language 4 F - writer -did<~ ncce www.phiWpaldertridge.com. • Columbia ·Townahlp Trusteea will hold a budget hearing at tho regular meeting July 6, 2009, at tho fire otatlon, beginning at7:00 p.m. Wingo, Flacal Officer (740) .698-6~04 (6) 26 ' 43Hat~ Frtend 11 w-~lly Outer tpoCt pa;ntar ' L....-_;.'--_ _;_. _ _ _...1 40 language Wldtn a 8licile . treh 41 Thing, to a 10 Newt tewyer 12 lloutiq.- the kay to ·~oleallng the ccnfract. · Declarer has only one spade, two hearts. two dlamoods and two clubt. And now he cannel establish dummy's · diamond su~ without lolling East ln. Phillip Alder Is ruooing a bridga auloe from Oct. 241o Nov. 2 out of and bact< to Fort Lauderdale thai will go around tho Caribbean and into the Panama Canal. . Details are at 1-\ICM· I)(.FlKITIOt-1 Cell: 740-4111·5047 email: jrshadlrm®aol.com SMw- 1 White fie 34 Filed tile 36 39 angled lllltntlon oveical OF Uf~ nlng. --VInyl Siding • Replacement Windowa • Roofing •Daoka ·Oiragea ·Pole Buildings • Room Additions op=O..."'I1flll''"" 57 Righl- aounds 20 , . . _ . · Eut'J three·apade pre·ernptlve )IIIIP put South " an av.twanl poe~. lion. Ha wam~ to ehow nls club ..~. but was worried about oong above "three no-trump. You shOuld realize tha1 you need lo got lr\11> partnar'o hand so thai he can c8sh ·. his spade winners. But wh1ii11 ~ his J Construction ... 1 .. .,. lhou9htf? . CAN YOU KEEP OWners: . 50-• davit 52 o;agu·, .. defending against throe no:tnJmp. You lead the spade eight. Partner wins with his tO and returns .the ~ng. dacarer lak· ing ..h~ ace. Now comtis tho act and another .diamond. What are your BARNEY Jon Van Meter & Paul Rowe 13111. TIIw"*l 14 .,. trouble 33 . . . _. Opening lead: • 8 142-1012.. · Daily Specials Serving Breakfast .t6 .llaibn .ala11_.y tOII'I"' 11 Lolly,.,_ 49 T - bit I - 3:2 Aduil"'* - AZ A 87& 32 Dealer: North Vulnerable: North-South ~40·645·8897 ' FIND AJOB IN THE . CLASSIFIEDS Eall • . Cell S < ·r~n s pdgel a.-.,.... 2BA. carport. 66 Lower Qarf1eld Gallipolis. $425 1ent &, deposit. 9000 ......., 44 Kilc:tltn 1 Flllfol 5 Holr goop •s a •KQ J to7s 4 21 lith Blue Grollo 58 • Q 10 9 7 6 • J 5 lilt 58 tK 6 . J 98 23 Ta.form ID 60 • Q J 10 9 • 4 24 61 .251a,inA..., Soulb 27 Dlochtrge • A· 9 31 N11tvl • 8 3! ID 10' X 80' =.....-t S&L Trucking Limestone, Coal, Compost, Top Soil Call Walt or Sandy West 81: 11'a1r 740-367-0544 Free Eallmatea 740-367-0536 z .. K 5 740-949-2217 Drywan, 6 • AK4 • Q 10 1 5 4 29625 Bashan Road · Racine, OH 45n1 Remodeling, Room Additions Local Contractor We Haul Gravel, • 42 SMw 0»:111Cl~~1 III'NP. 'III: --1111'11 tli,lll. ~ ... r Tet<e IT '11-liS !SNT- ONe Of 1>lose Da"/S ... ., �• • .• .•'. • . I . Friday, June 26, 2009· ' www.mydailysentinel.com : Page 88 • The Daily Sentinel ~ / I ALONG THE RivER Iowa town struggles to understand slaying of coach · ; ' : PARKERSBURG, Iowa (AI') - In !he years after Mali Becker gnlduated from lli~ school, friends say he Slrifted from the community 1Vbere he played fOOiball for ibe town's beloved coach. ~- There were failed attemp!S at iXlllege,minordustupswiththe law and lrollble with drugs and attorney, Susan Aander, declined to discuss the case Thursday·, and none of the 20or-so players who were in the weight room have spoken publicly about what they saw, apparently told not to speak to reponers by ~hoo! o~cials . Becker,mtsol~onma:m> GordoC~mnty_Jail 40 mtles ~I.At24,hewasacookat away:t~?. t~ge!ther. 1). Cedar Falls pizza restaurant He s JUS~. 9met, JUSt stone· ~no longer the friendly "cute faced qu1et, Jllll ~~r ply" from his !lays at Sh;ld Stoe_ffler ~d . I think t>~lington-Parkersburg Htgh. .. he s stt!l J';!SI., trymg to soak ; He wasn't the same guy. ~d Sara Madse~ . a fnend who gnlduated wtth .Becker. ~He was way more qUieter. He Just w~ 1 ~y much · I saJd to him, What s gomg ~~? We pever see you anymore. • Madsen never got an answer, iuxlliketherestofParkersburgis left woildering what could have l:.orrqJelled Becker to allegedly imload seventl shots from a bandgun into his fonner coach, fd Thomas, during an offseason !e31!1 workout Wednesday morning. Becker was arresred a 5lnt tim: lll!er in his ~ts' driveway and charged wtlh first~ murder. ; So far, detectives are refus(ng to answer questions about Becker's possible motive. His everyone, said Madsen, who hadgatheredwitbfnends ata Parkersburg bar to discuss the killing. · . 'We loved him;' she said. "He was the cute guy in school." After graduating in 2004. Becker eruolled at Wartburg College, a private Lutheran school with about 1,800 stu· dents in nearby Waverly. He briefly played football on the junior varsity team before dropping out after one semes· ter, said Wartburg spokesman Saul Shapiro. He enrolled in Hawkeye Community College in · Waterloo in faU 2006, but again lasted onl ' one semester. Most ~ently, Becker had been working as a cook at an everything m. . . Investigator.; said they would pore o~er every ~ detail of Seeker s past - mel~ .an ~ last weekend m which police say he took a OO<eOO~ bal ~~ ~~ mubyh. ~h ~ .,.., '"''"'""' !$car uu""6'' u"' horne's ~arage door. They haven't said if they know .why he targ~ Thomas, the NFL's · 2005 high school coach of the year who~ sevc:rnJ players to the NFL, including Green Bay Packers ~ Aaron Kampman,Jacksonville Jaguars center Brad Meester, Detroit Lions defensive end Jared DeVries, and Denver BllJilCU'i center Casey Wtegrnann. In high school! Becker ":as popular and friendly w1th Old Chicago restaurant in CedarFaUs. "We . nev~ any problems wtth him, sai4:! bar manager Shaun ~ker. 'He was a good worker.. . Madsen said she didn't sre Becker much after 2006 lw-aatse he had moved out of the area and would appear only randondy in Parli:ersburg. At one point, she talked with friends about trying to help him. "I said, I think we need to step in because be's losing hintself." Madsen said. But !hey couldn't figure oot how to help since they saw him 50 rarely. Becker has had several brushes with the law in the last five years. including a fme for !!00. under.igepossession?falcohol m2004,adrunkendrivmgconviction _in 2005 and _a fme and COJIVIcllon earlier this year for ~~~of drug_ paraphen)aha, crunn~al mtschJe~ and assault causmg boddy IDJUJY· "More or less, he ~ot with~ wrongcrowdandkindoffeU, said Taylor Schraugt:. who graduated fro~ . AplmgtonParli:ersburg High School m 2003, a year before Becker. The Becker and Thomas families both attended the FICSt Congregational Church, and one of Thomas' sons, Todd Thomas, said Thursday his father arxl other church members tried to cotlnsel Becker. He declined to specify how his father tried to belp Becker but said the shOO!- ing~'t_changed~ farnilysvJeWof~ LMNG Artistic expression Festival exhibit winners named, Cl House of the Week Striking Views, 01 · ' wt':; "~arli: IS a v~. good son •. Thomas saii.J· ~ farnil~ are good people~ Things ~rned to high . Satunlay rught wtth the . , ~ speed_ chase, when shenandffs depuues arrested Becker , to?k ~to a hospital f1_1r a iJl!Y·: chialricevaluatJon,policesaid.. _He was _released T~sda~ wathout pohce !'C.mg n~tified: and ~pent the mght at his ~ar, e~ place before confrontmg h1s former coach t~e. foll~w~ ing mommg, au~ontles sa1d. ; Covenant Me~!Jcal Center II) Waterloo satd. m a statement Thursday that ~IS staff w~ ~ asked to n~llfy authonlle~ before releasmg Becker. • I a • • • • ; t ' PrinledouiOO'Ii> Honietown News for Gallia &:.M~ip counties ~·. . I •......_ . . ', . ~. lleey<k\11 NtWJprial ~ • SPORTS • Federer, S.Williai:ns ·advance to Wimbledon ; 4th round. See Page Bl J. REED address the issue again before the penalty flhase of .the · trial has· begun, if a guilty verdict is reached. . · . POMEROY - If the. death-penalty murder . . The . process of seletting a jury has begun . trial of Charles S. Williams goes ·to a jury trial, , Crow ordered the selection of 25.0 names frpm jurors will be seguestered during t!leir de!l~ra- the tounty's -voter r-olls as potential jurors, and lions, but not while testimony is. presen~ . · that selection was co.mpleted earlier this month. . Williams' \rial attQrneys, Charles Knight and The trial has been set for July 7. Wifliarn Eachus; ·hl!ll tlled a motion in the eliSe Crow has also denied Williams' 'motion for a ·asking for sequestration of jurors during ~he trial, change of venue, but said in his entry he would but Judge Fred W. Ctow III has demed that allow Williams to re-file a motion as the case motion, ruling Instead that jurors will be isolated progres.Ses to trial. Williams' attorneys maintain ,only after the triaJ. has ended and their delibera- that extensive.'pre-trial press coveraj;e has affecttions have beg11n. · . . . e;J their ability to seat an impartial JUry. However, Crow said the~ defense attorneys may Results Of a psychiatric eval'\lation could \leterBY BRIAN BREEDOMYDAILVSENTINEl.COM Pulode Gun Nell 2 318" • 5000 eount •&5···· · 3 1/4" • 2GOO eount mine whether Williams goes before a jury. His .defense attorneys have said Williams suffe~ · mental illness, that he has made attempts on hts life since being arres.ted on the charges, and that !Je served a year in P.rison in the I ~s for mak· · mg threats on .the hfe of then-prestden~Gei:lr~e H.W. Bush. · .·•· The evaluation by Shawnee Forensic Center in Portsmouth, has bei:n completed anci submitted to the court, but its findings have not been made, public. Williams is charged in a 10-count indictment in the robbery and murder of Doris JackSon, 83, of Tuppers Plains. at .her home in the Arbaugh Addit1on. · · ,. ' ~ ,. •.' · OBITUARIES ·i ' t . I ' . . ' · r· ..... ;_:'·· : pageA5 . . ' . .• Ann Kelly Bailey· ' • Gracie.F. Blue . . ,• Jo Ann Webb Foster . .'"Joseph- E~ Fos!Elr Jr. ·.. 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See Page A3 · : • New Haven plans· ;·family Fourth ei(Bnf. · ; See Page As · : • LQCai Briefs. ; See fale .u . I Beth S.rge!!tlphotoe : ., ' . Now Through June 30th .• French Chorders ' . .. entertain gt:JVemor. SeeP8geA6 GCC can noW award America In Bloom· associate degreeS · .· .JUdges Weigh in · ·.. 1\CCOmplishment for Gallipolis Caree~ STAFF REPORT College," he sai\1. "The beneficiaries of this effort are -t)te students who attend GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Career GCC ." .. . College has received authorization Priot to receiving this authorization, from the 01\io Board of Regents to newly-enrolled students at GCC . who award associ'ate degrees through Dec. are Ohio residents wolild,not have been 31, 2012. · . eligible to receive the Ohio College The authorization was awarded by Opp<irtunity Grant, formerly known as Chancellor Eric Fingerhut on Feb. 23, the Ohio Instructional Grant. Tile OCOG is a major source of funding for 2009. ·This authorization is.the .culrnination ·. the students. · of almost two years of hard work from Without the !)COG~ students. would the staff and faculty of GCC, said its haYe been subject to incurring more presidert~. Robert S}lirtiy. debt in the form of student loans. · "Receiving ·the . @hio Jloard of , ·· Regents authorization . is . a major ·. Please see GCC. A1 MDTNEWSGMYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM · · All Pre-owned Vehicles Marked for Customer Appreciation Savings Pre~ owned Vehicles starting at 0 a Month $99° Millions to,Lend No Credit Application Refused! SERVICE DEPARTMENT - 1 s Dalalla on Page A6 CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SPECIAL $24" for an Oil Change with FREE Car Wash Dealership not responsible for misprints. Photos for Illustration . purpose only. · liM WEATHER CHEVROLET • CADILLAC • PONTIAC • BUICK • GMC 308 East Main •1·740·992·6614 or 1·800·837·1094 • Pomeroy, OH Hours: Mon.·Thur. 8·7; Fri. 8·6; Sat. 9·5; Sun. 12-4 • Saturday Service 8·1 www.markportergm.com INDEX Will Qbama.energy bill affect AMP?• a "ridiculous tax ." The bill was debated • esERGENTOMYoAILYSENTINELCOM by the . United · States House .of Representatives on Friday and passed • 4 SI!CrlONS - ll4 PAGES . · LETART FALLS - If passed, · the b}' a close : vote of 219-212. The bill Around Town A3 Obama Administration's · American now·goes to the Senate. Clean Energy and Security Act Will . · "Whatever is passed is going to ~elebrations C4 affeCt not only the proposed American affect our industry as a whole , not just Classified.s D Section Municipal Power-Ohio · Generating · us," Kent Carson, communications . Station, but an entire industry of coal- : director for American , Municipal Comics insert fired power plants. · . ~ ,. Po\Ver•Ohio said.' ·· . The ACESA is the result of one of . He added that the company already • A4 President Barack Obama's campaign factored in carhon dioxide regulation Editorials. promises to int~uce legislation to.- when projecting the plant's·cost in its' Obituanes As fight global . warrmng, encourage the · tbe.feasibility study: . development of alternative~> to fossil C02 is currently not regulated as a Sports B Section fuels and create what some critics call pollutant ·in the staie of Ohio and is Weather A6 cleaner· but more expensive energy. considered a major contributor to globSeveral Republical'l opponents were al wanning. Carson said even with the ~ a009 Ohio Valley Publlahlng !;<>. calling it a large tax increase. . possibility of national limits, rules and Iri fact , House Republican Leader regulations concerning C02 and other John Boehner of Ohio was quoted as heat trapping gases produced by power calling the legislation "job killing" and said it would "punish" American~ with · Pleast $88 Eneray, A1 BY BETH SERGENT . . ... • .. · . ·· Ellubeth l'lpt~ .· . . · . Mlflbela.of'Gfl!llpolis In Bloom and city officials hl.lsted.lwll j~ges from •America tn~ etoorn on Friday and Saturday..The judges were treated 'to an in-depih tour some of the finest sites Gallipolis has to offer that was chauffeured by Jeff Nelson and Tommy Dlg!jins of the Children's Center of Ohio. From left, Gallia County Convention and Visitors Bureau Director Bob Hood, Lori Kelly of Bob's Market and Greenhouses, Gallipolis In Bloom Secretary Sandae · Salcon, Gallipolis In Bloom VIce President Beverly Dunkle, America In Bloom Judge Darlene .Slake, Diana Parks of Ohio Valley Bank, ~ren. ·Sue Bryant of the Gallipolis Garden Club, ~llipolis. City ~anager Joe Woodall, and America In Bloom Judge Ed Rhl.nehart are pictured in front of the bandstand in the Galllpoli& City Par:k. • ,. • ·- -~ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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