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COLUMBUS On Jan . will go towards the conserva13-15 , Franklin Park tory. , Conservatory visitors will AIFD is · an organization have the opportunity to view dedicated to excellence in floarrange ments cre,ated by some ral design whose members of the most noted designers in . range from small·town ~y CHRISTY LEMIRE AP MOVIE CRITIC Central Ohio dunng the flori sts to consultants for the Ameri can Institute of Flonil Rose Parade . · Since it ftrst screened at the Designers (AIFD) Floral With only 1,200 members Cannes Film Festival in May, Design Show. worldwide it is a selective "Match Point" has been Held in the Grand Atrium of and estee:ned organization. hailed as a return to form for the conservatory, the show .For more information· on Woodv Allen. his best fi-lm in runs from I 0 a ..m. to 5 p.m. AIFD. go to www.aifd.org. a decade. . · datly and en,t~ ts covered by Franklin Park Conservatory, Anything had to have been . · · located at 1777 E. Broad St., general admtsston .. · better than Allen's recent During the Floral Destgn Columb~s. offers unique offerings including Show,. flower arrangements botanical collections, gardens, "Melinda and Melinda," that utthze a vanety of un1que -.aterfalls and educational "Hollywood Ending," "The and tradtttonal destgn maten- programs designed to foster -Curse of the Jade Scorpion'' als and are created by local life-long learning and appreand "Small Time Crooks'' AIFD members wtll be on . . · display. In keeping with ctalton of plants. , . which have felt slight whether Franklin Park Conservatory's The. conservatory_ feature s that was his interition or no\. cum~rll exhibition "The an ong111~l Vtctonan . glass With "Match Point," Amazing Chocolate Tree" and· house but It tn 1895 . and though, it's as if critics and upcoming orchid show. 73,000 squ-a~~.feet of gre~n ­ fans of hi s long and esteemed "Jewel s of the Jungle," the house's and classrooms SttUatfilmography want to see arrangementS wrll feature ed. m a 90:acre urban park J,ust something that isn't there:· maybe it's wishful thinking. chocolate themes and orchids. !11111Utes- from downtown. As On Sunday, Jan . 15, AIFD part of tts _umque _ focus on the power of suggestion. sheer members Noreen Drake and combuung fme art s wtth hor-. osmosis, whatever. Elements of the film cer'Frank Feysa will demonstrate tic_ulture. the conservatory _ts tainly do recall the best of floral design techniques from the only botamcal garden Ill Allen's work. with its intellec2 to 3:30 p.m. Afterwards, a the world to own a stgnature tual. cultured characters (vissilent auction will be held and collectton from the mternaiting musetims and attendirrg visitors can purcha.se · the tionally ~cdaimed glass artist, . AP Photo arrangements created during Dal e Chthuly. 'For more mlorthe opera in London. rather than his usual setting of New In this photo provided by Dream Works, Chris Wilton (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) finds hims.elf irre.v- the demonstration . mation on the conservatory, York) and its complicated ocably drawn to the beautiful and seductive Nola Rice (Scarlett Johansson) 111 Woody Allen s All proceeds from the sales visit www.fpconservatory,org. romantic en~a n g l emen t s. new drama '·' Match Point." · Jon;Hhan Rhys . Meyers . . . plays a social-cli mbing tenni s and our tendency to justify Iri shman surrounded by mon- his babies. She is buying love , pro who befriend~ a wealthy some of our transgressions as eyed Brits, reads Dostoevsky. but she probably means well. . . ' student at the club (Matthew being less severe than others. visits the Tate Modern and is deep down and seems · to Goode) and marries his sister "Match Point ,'' .i11eanwhile, cmly too happy to tag along know no other way of relating (Em ily ·Mortimer). all the repeatedly hammers home .the . when his new friend: Goode's ' to people - and as the only while pursuing a ' torturous idea that l'uck dictates our fate dashirlg Tom Hewett, invites truly decent person in the affair -with hi s fiancee through the metaphor of a ten- him to his family 's box to see film , she wtll of course be COLUMBUS (AP) - Here Art Center. Militarv Rd .. (Scarlett Johansson) .'As'AIIen nis ball hitting the top of the "La bloody Traviata,'' as he punished. . is a list of current and upcom- Zanesville. · Nola and Chns seem to ing Ohio festivals and events: himself once remarked in net, in voiceovers and by hav- calls it, and to' weekend visits jan. 10 regard to his own personal ing his ch.aracters say so out- at the count~ estate. Yes, it'_s understand each other Through jan. IS Mm.cow Festival Ballet in life, "The heart wants what it right to each other. After a all as annoy111gly smug as tt because they b.oth come from Central Ohio Recreational Giselle, Vern Riffe Center For t " while it' s like we get . it . sounds. nothtng and fmd themselves w~u~· there is one specitic already. ' Meyers proves he's capable infatuated with the idea _of Vehicle Boat & RV Show; · The Ans. Portsmouth . Jan. 11 til in of his that "Match Point"' As the' writer-director turns of smoothly transformtng what the Hewett famtly Bricker Building, Ohio Expo Center, Columbus. Lunch & Learn Series : resembles most: "Crimes .and 70. he's taken a glossy, almost · himself for whatever the allows them to?~· Johansson , Through Jan. 16 Evergreens at Civic Garden Misdemeanors,'' one of his cynical approac h to the mate- · soc tal setttng dictates. But at the characters darkest and Trains, Trees and Holiday Center. Civic Garden Center. best. which only reveals how rial -· as if he 'd aotten so then the character behave s tn booztest, conttnues to reveal Traditions, Western Reserve Reading Rd .. Cincinnati. inferior this is by comparison. caught up in lhe stylistic trap- ways that see~1 totally out of depth and intelligence Ri chard Lewi s. Southern Historical Society, East Blvd., · Allen revisits some of the pings' of his new surroundings character-. lirst when Chns beneath her sex appeal as she Theatre, Columbus , . , Cleveland.. same plot points and themes that he neglected any sem - . bra1.enly h1ts on Johansso·n's;>nature s as an a.~tress_. Through Jan. 21 Jan. 11-15 from that Oscar-nominated blance of substance or depth. s.ultry Amen can actress Nola As for what, Mater Pomt. Playwright' s Festival. Miami Valley Hom e 1989 movie (Johansson fills "Match Point" has the sty!- Rice ("Did anyone ever tell reveals, the moralt sn, t: Don t in for Anjelica Huston as the ish look of a sexy, psychologi- you, you h,ave very sensual cheat on your wtfe. It s: If you Curtain Players Theatre, Improvement Show. Hara Complex. Shiloh Springs Rd .. demanding, doomed mistress) cal thriller - the work of cin- lips''" he asks within seconds do cheat on your wtfe, and Harlem Rd. , Galena. Through Jan. 27 Dayton. · but · he does so in the most enwographer . Rcmi of meeting her) and most glar- you're lucky. you won't get Exhibition-Neill Dorr: A Jan.IJ-15 . Adefarasin - and Allen's ingly again at the film's ali- · caught. superficial way. W.Va. Sports Spectanrlar. · "Match Point," a Su.btle Magic, · Ma ssillon With "C rimes and 'heavy usc of opera often pro- max. Museum, Massillon . Big Sandy Superstore . Arena, Misdemeanors.'' Allen trul y vides a tense. dramatic underMortimer 's clueless Chloe. Dream Works Ptctures release. Through jan. 28 Huntington, W.Va. . seemed interested in .delving current. though at times it feel s meanwhile , just .· wants to. is rat~d R for 'some ,sexuality. Exhibit: Food Fantasies. North Coast Golf Show, deeply into the ideas of free amped-up and smothenng. ensconce Chns tn one of Runntn g t1me: 124 mtnutes. Ohio Art League. N. High St., Franklin County Veterans Meyers· Chris Wilton. an Daddy's companies and have Two stars out of four. will. personal responsibility. Columbus. Memorial. W. Bro<Jd St .. Th_rough Jan. 29 Columbus. Woodworking Show. Exhibition-Borrowed Time: The Photograph ,as Music Voinovich Livestock & Trade Album Cover, Cincinnati Art Center, Ohio Expo ··center, · bo. nclthat tran~cends ' label' and deeply touches them both. Museum , Eden Park Dr.. Columbus. BY CHRISTY LEMIRE CinCinnati. Covington RV and Camper AP MOVIE CRITIC · But who is he, and what does he want from this new world? Through jan. 30 Show. Northern · Ky. "Here, the blessings of the earth are bestowed upon all. Market Gardening Series at Convention Center, One W. A bit of advice before embarking upon "The New Wo~ld ": None -need go poor," Smtth states iri a voiceover when he first Civic Garden Center; Civic · Rivercenter Blvd ., Covington, Take a nap, stock up on candy and possibly caffeine pills. but sets foot on Virginia soil, a remark that sounds more like the Garden Center of Greater Ky. avoid the coffee and soda. You're going to be in your seat for regurgitated optimism of someone else. . · · Cincin(!ati, Reading Rd. . Winterfest along · the long· while. but your perseverance wi ll be rewarded. (Meanwhile. Capt. Newport, the colonists' leader played by . Cincinnati. Portage, downtown bu.sinessTerrence Malick settle s in and take; hi s time telling the story Chri stopher Plummer, talks of wanting to "create a fresh · Throu.gh ;Jan. 31 es. wo·odvi.llc, Pemberville. of the settleme'm of Jamestown, probabl y a half-hour longer exanmle for humanity," but clearly there's nothing humane Winter Festival of Art !V. Elmore. 'than he needed. We've wme to expect this sort of deliberately about the presumptuous, cruel way in which they fight the Art Cella~ Gallery, W. Thtrd Jan. 13·22 ·. languid pacing from the writer-director from just the few film s . natives fo r their lan'd.) St, Manslleld. . Cincinnati Travel, Sports he.'s tnade over the past 30 some-odd yea rs, including And who is Pocahontas -besides the favored daughter of Through Jah. 31 (Fn.and Boat Show. Cinergy "Badlands" and "The Thin Red Line .'· If' yo u know hi s work, Sat) Cincinnati. I dtan, ., . .' ,. p k Center. Clevcla' nd Mid-A merica AugustSchelle.nberg's ChiefPowhatanand beyon d th.en you know what you' re getting yourself into. . rincess legend - and how does she feel about betng taken Santa s Hohda) 111 the ar · P Malick has been ·dreaming of makin g "The New World" for . · d'' Sh James Ranch ·Park Boat Show. IX Center, e seems F · d Rd X · ' Riverside Dr.. Cleveland. the past quarter-century. and it often feels as if he's telling the from her people and her home and ang IICtze · · Jan. 13-Feb. 18 story in .a dream . The arri val of the English. on Virginia's merely to acq uiesce as she's removed from her buckskin dress atrgro~~rough F~~~i9 . . .. . Exhibit: Michael · Mercil; Visual., Arts of Africa, The shores 400 years ago, the hesitant. way in which they and the and placedm a corseted frock and heels. Her relattOnshtp wt~h another man, though, helps del me her. Columbus Muse um of Art, E. Schumacher Gal)ery, E. Main American Indians (or "natural s'' as they ' re called here) initial St-.. Col umbus. ly regard each other, the se nsual dance of di scovery between When Smtth goes off on an expedttton. 111 steps Joh n Rolle Broad St., Columbus . (Chri stian Bale). a newly arrived English aristocrat who's Through March 1 Jan. 14· Capt. John Smith and ·Pocahontas - all the potentially dry Passages and Tributes: 3-D · Westfield Belden Village stuff of history books. captured wi th hypnotic beauty and ·instantly smitten by her. He means well but there just isn't the same chem istry she felt with Smith . Narratives , Zanesville Art Bridal Sliow. Westfield grace. Military Rd .. Belden Village Mall . Canton. " You do not love me now," Rolfe states candidly. even after Center, It 's actua\l y a rare and daring thing Malick does, something Zanesville. . Wimer Hawk-Raptor ID to be celebrated in a cinematic land~capc in which speed and they've married and had a child . ''Someday, you will." It 's a rare moment of -substanti ve directness in a film that's Through March 5 bay. the Wilds. lnternationfll . noise are the norm . Working with cinemat9grapher Emmanuel Exhibi_tion : The Innovative Rd .. Cumberland . Lubezki ("A Little Princes,." "Slee py Hollow") anu shooting more li kely to stay wi th you for its impressionistic imagery. . . Arts Alltance, _Zanesvtllc Art Cocoa Therap·y with Origins. .on location iA the colonial region, he's almost created a silent if you're' siill awake at that point, that is. ''The New World." a New Line Cinema release, is rated PG- Center.. · M1lttary Rd .. Franklin Park Conservatory, E film. the dialogue is so sparse. Mood i> paramount. created 13 for ;orne· intense battle sequences. Running tifl'\e: 150 minZanesTvlhlle .. h M h II Broad St .. Columbus . through the crurich of earth underfoot. wind blowing through . Th . . . ,. f · roug arc . Ahtique Show/Auct ion. . tall grass. sun'light strea~ing between treetop' and the conutes . ree stdrs out 0 ou~. Exhibit-Arthur Leipzig: On Fairfield County Fairgrounds .. stant, distant chatter of b1rds. As signment. Columbo ~ AAA Building. Lancaster. Malick 's repeated use of the trancelike "Vorspi el" from Mu,eum of Art, E. Broad St. Ohio Youth Rodeo. Robert s Wagner 's "Das Rheingold." wh1ch layers t~nd builds upon Columbus. Arena. state Route 7'30. itsel f. swirls around the whole picture. Characters confide Through March 2006 Wilmington. , their thoughts through breath ~ voiceovers th~t come in stream Exhibit : "Tominv:- The Winter Hike. Hocking Hilb of-consciousness , nippets - "I loved her ... "He '' like a Amazing Journey." The Rock State Park, state Route 664 S .. G - General audiences, All ages admitted . tree" .:·. "She weaves all things together." and Roll .Hall of Fame and Logan . . · . PG - Pa renta l guidance suggested . .Some material Either you're going t.o. fee l completely mesmerized and go Museum. Cleveland. Winter Hike, Mohican State may not be suitable for ch ildren. with it or view it a> a pretentious, lumbering mess. The correct Thr~ugh May 30, 2006 Park. slate Roule 3. answer~ probably equal amounts of both . Yes, tlte film" beauPG·13 - Special parental guidance strongly sug-. Millionaire 's ' Row : The Loudonville . tiful but it's also lackin g in fundamental elements _like narragested for children under 13. Some material may Legacy of Euclid Aven ue. . Winter Rike , Sycamore tive drive and cha racter de velopment - almost defiantly so. Western Re>erve Hi storical 'State Park. N. Diari1m1d Mifl be inappropripte for young chi ldren. . Smith (Co lin Farrel l! is understandably dauled by the e~ ot.: Society. East Boulevard. Rd ., Trotwood. R - Re stricted . Under 17 requires accompanying 'ic and much younger Pocahon tas (Q'Orianka Kilchcr. who Cleveland . Backyitrd Syrup Production pa'rent or adu lt guardian. was then 14. in a ' tunningly confident film debut). and their . Through Aug. 6 Workshop. Malabar Farm NC-17 - No one under 17 admitted. time together in the woods has a playfu l purity about it It's not Cowan Pottery:' -Shining State Pmk . Bromfield R~ .: roma'nric love but it 's not just friend,hip either - more like a De\ i~n Exhibit. Zane"·ille Lucas. . MiddlepQrt • Pomeroy, Ohio .)II ('1-: NTS • \'ol. .).). :-.Jo. 'The New Wotld' · a Motion Picture Association of · · America rating definitions · 1-'Hfi>.\Y , .1 .\:\'l '. \R' 101 . ' Buckley elected president, Peterson appointed to empty seat in Syracuse SPORTS • ·• t ' I ' ' ' nominated · for the open seat of offtce after her nomination along with resident 'Joy was approved .. Her term will Bentley. Peterson received be for four years. SYRACUSE- Last night yes votes on her nomination .However, Buckley asked to Syracuse Village Council met from Councilwoman Jenny reserve Bentley 's name in in its ftrst regular session of Hatfield and Councilmen case .Qf another vacancy on 2006 and saw Councilman Buckley and Mike Vanmeter. council. . , ·'· . Kenny Buckley elected as Pet~rson received one , no Mayor Eric Cunningham, Pro Tempore of Council vote from new Councilman who was ill last night and while former Councilwoman Mike Jacks who was elected could not attend, asked Donna Peterson was appoint'- to hts freshman term as a Clerk-Treasurer Sharon ed to the village's vacant councilman in the November Cottrill to relay his recomcouncil seat.' general election . mendation to approve Floyd Peterson , whose council · . Peterson was present for · A. Graham for the vacancy term expired on Dec. 31, was the meeting and .took the oath on the Syracuse Board of BY BETH SERGENT · BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . •.Lady Marauders fall short. See Page 81 Public Affairs ~hich council approved . · Buckl ~y sat . in as head of · cou ncil Ill the mayor' s absence. Cottrill also relayed a resi- · dent complaint that golf carts. four-wheeler~ and motorcycles were run~tng amuck m .the ~tllage whtch led to a dr scuss10n about the la~k of local law enforcement tn the village. The Syracuse Police Force was laid off by Cunningham due to lack of funds in December. All council ' 'members expressed a concern that the vi ll age . needed local law enforcement to return but there were no answers as io when that might happen. . Hatfield had a suggestion that the village use licensed ofticers that would work not for money but to keep their commission. Please ~ Syracuse, AS ·Commissioners ·to approve county budget next week BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 0BTIUARIFS Page AS • Archie E. Lee, 95 INSIDE • The time has come .... See Page A2 · • A Hunger For More. See Page A2 • Collegians gather to discuss faith·, black culture. See Page A2 • Local Briefs. See Page AS • Surviving miner moved to Pittsburgh hospi\alto,r oxygen treatment. See Page AS • Hamm birth announood. ·See Page A6 • McCain graduates from Army basic training . . See Page A6 • Open house to honor Rio Grande's Dorsey. See Page A6 WEATHER POMERO:Y - The ' Meigs Coun~ Commission decided to approve the county's 2006 general ' fund budget riext week as commission members had not received the final ftgures 'froth the Meigs County Auditor's Offtce by the close of yesterday's regular meeting. The S3,613,342 hudget was completed late last week with no major changes in funding predicted for 2006. Commission members will meet at 1'0 a.m. on Monday for a special organizational meeting to reappoint county · personnel. Also during . yesterday's meeting bids were unsealed for a new truck for the Meals on Wheel's Program which'is overseen by the . Meigs County Council on Aging (MCCoAJ. Three bids were received and read by Commissioner Mick Davenport. The bids were as follows: Hot Shot Cha~ene Hoenlch/ photo Systems. Deli ve ry These scale model creations of Pomeroy's freight and passenger stations. and the vacated Pomeroy Junior High School build-, Bloomingtort. Ill :, $30,187; · ing made by David and Nathan Rob inette are on. display at the Meigs Museum. Here Angie Parker arranges the models which Don Tate Motors, Pomeroy, will remain on exhibit for several weeks. $35,714.95: · Barnett Ford. Jackson , $30,962. The spe~i fications were not for a full-size truck but for a Chevrolet S- 10 modiBY CHARLENE HOEFLICH ' Po91eroy, and . ~he , ,Pqn:i~~oy, .. ~e ries of the ,pictures of the .i ng at ,it as much as I enjoyed Please see Budget. AS HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINELCOM . Junior · lf~l! ,..')t1iool whtch old freight station taken from trying to make it look just has stooil vacant along East several angles. The .di splay like the sc hool, so many · POMEROY Main for many years. · includes the · 'train tracks attended." Plans are to evenConstructing HO scale fliOdThe passenger station was . which ran behind the station tualty tear down the structure el s of Pomeroy landmarks is used during the heyday of complete with model trains. built in 1929 and vacated in a hobby of Davia and railroading in Meigs County David Robinette built the 1970 when the Pomeroy. · Nathan Robi(lette and three and was torn down during the scale model of the junior high Rutland and Middleport of their creations are' current- 1930s when the parking lot · school usi ng the blueprints pf · schools consolidated into the ly on display at the Meigs was built . . the original building. He said Meigs Local School District . BY CHr\RLENE HOEFUC.H County Museum. In placing hi s creations at HOE FLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM The freight station which . he started it .in August 2004, They are replicas of the served Pomeroy for ' many took three month s off for the the Museum where the public ·passenger station of the years and then sat vacant for holidays , and finished it in can view them for the next POMEROY - The Meigs Hockin g Valley Railroad many m.ore years fell under May 2005: several weeks, Robinette County . 'Treasurer's office which stood for many years the wrecking ball when it was "I just wanted to pre serve commented that "perhaps the scored high in getting resi·, on the upper parking lot in torn down to make way for a some history of Pomeroy," · display will give people dents to . pay back taxes, downtown Pomeroy, the old McDonald' s restaurant. said Robinette, •·and I just something to talk about according to tigures provid; freight station in lower · Accompanying the model is a hope that others· enjoy look- besides the weather.'' ed by Treasurer Howard Frank :. The total . of delinquent taxes paid last year tqtaled $987,675.68. The amount, accordinQ ·to Fiank. repre, Although it may be cold and sented $]5.'534.76 from tirst gray right now eventua lly spring half 2005 ·personal property will get her.e and for residents taxes. S l) .2{;7.09 from 2005 second half personal property of Rutland they will have a new spot to sit down and take in the tax~ >: $705.162 .45 from 200-l flrsl half real estate view at BicenteMial Min1-Park t;t.xes paid 111 2005. and on Main Street. Us ing funds Sl65.966.37 from 2004 sec· from an O.hio Nature Works Grant the Village . pu rchased two nnd half real estate taxes paid in 2005 : $62.985 .37 from gaivanized swings and a trash -::oos first hal r trailer taxes. can for the mini-park. Funds anJ $26. 759.6-l . from 2Qq5 from the Ohio Nature Wo rks · 'econd half tmiler taxes. . 1 . Grant were also used to purln addition tn collecting· a chase playground equipment at near record in delinquent Vennari Pa rk. The grant totaled 'taxes in 2005 .. Fr,ank paid nearly $27.000. This year int\> Meigs County's general Rutland will a lso be applying fo r fund from public funds . another Oh io to~ature'Works which arr inves-ted. a total Grant to install a walk ing tra11 of $165.928 08 That and shoutd know by mid-summone v. ac cording· to the· mer if it was approved for the trea su.rer. goe' into general funds . Here !from left) Nikk ie operating fund'- including Walker. Rutland Fiscal Officer seltlemetlt> for political Debbie Whitlach and Mayor subdivisions and schools. April Burke try out one of the muc h of which they have new swings . already received Museum displays models of Pomeroy landmarks Treasurer collects nearly a million in delinquent taxes MINI-PARK FACEUFT FOR RUTLAND'S BIC ...... Details, on Page A6 INDEX ' 2 SEnroNs- 12 l'AG>:s · A6 Calendars Classifieds Comics . B3-4 Dear Abby A6 Bs Editorials A4 Faith • Values A2-3 Movies As. Obituaries As B Section _Sports Weather A6 c :zoot. Ohio Valle~: Beth Sergentj photo l"ublishing Co. ~ .. "'"'· m~d:tih-.·nrint· !. tut u h. :!OOh . Calendar ·of Ohio festivals and events ,, • Thursday, January 5, ~906 www .mydailysentinel.com ' Lady Falcons fly paSt Southent, Bt ------------~--------- ________ -- --- ......:.., • Please see Treasurer, A5 ., ' ~. �FAITH • VALUES The time has come... The Dail ' y.·Sentinel The time has come for judgment to begin with the household of God... (I Peter Rev. 4. l7a) It is human nature, I supJonathan pose, that we often think of Noble Judgment as something bad. PASTOR, • TRINITY CHURCH No child really likes to be punished, no matter how much he knows hi s parents .Jove him. No one really enjoys paying a speeding ticket, even if they realize and holy in His sight: Bear and.admit they were exceed- this in mind, then, and hide away this simp\e truth in your ing the speed limit. The same is true. of course. hearts. lt is out of His perfect where the judgment of God is love that: God brings judgconcerned and, to be sure, ment upon His people, that heavenly · chastisement and the Lord "cleans house ." It is so that, as His chilDivine retribution are never easy or enjoyable ... but at the qren, we might remember same time. the judgment of what is truly important in God is anything but bad. life, that we might set right "The Lord is. just in all his our priorities, that we might ways, and kind in all his genuinely be vessels fit for doings," as we are taughi in His use. It is so that ne Christmas, an holy day wh the Psalms. Remember, too, the we celebrate the birth of every church . encouragement given by the Christ, author of Hebrews . "My throughout this region might child. do not regard lightly be filled to capacity ... rather the discipline of the Lord, or than halfempty. It is so that, as Hjs people, lose heart when you are punwe might centre our lives ished by him; for the Lord · disciplines those whom he. upon Him, always bearing in loves , and chastise s every ·mind that the life we live is child whom he · accepts." life given by Him and tllat Perhaps npt enjoyable. but every blessing we receive in the judgmen~ of God is good an undeserved heavenly gift. It is ultimately that we might ... and necessary. And, so, here we are at the have life and life more abunbeginning of a new year, and dantly, tilled with His Holy "the time has come for judg- Spirit, through Jesus Christ ment to begin "ith the house- our Lord. As surely as the sun rises, hold of God." It is simply an ·"the time has come for judgindispensable matter of course that. from time to ment to begin with the housetime, the L6rd "c lean house," hold of · God.'' Th1s is the so to speak. And ultimately Word of the Lord for us 'now, this is just as beneficial for us and it is veritablv an aweas it will be for the world inspiring as well as alarming. wonqerful as well as grave around us. The lime has now come. Word. It is the promise of and is here. for the Lord to gold refined by fire , faith purge and punfy His ''house- tried and tested in the ·cruhold" throughout our COITI- cible of Divine judgment. To one and all , then, "be munity and nation. Why? Because as Hi, people we strong and take heart ... hope "have not heeded the warning in the Lord.'' Prepare for the of light rebukes" and so we days and weeks ahead. And "will experience the deserved as the Prophet Jeremiah judgment of God." Thi's Js instruct s, "let us test anq natural and. really, to be examine our ways. Let us turn again m repentance to expected. God is ·love and loves His . the Lord. Let us lift ou'r ·hearts people with an everlasting and hands to God in heaven love, so much so that He will and say. ' We have sinned and not stand idly by whife those rebelled ... " Indeed, "the time has come who call themselves by His Name waste their lives away for judgment to begin," but as in cheap pleasures and shal- the Apostle St. Peter admm\low entertainment, in spiritu- Jshes practically· within the al apathy and intellectual same breath. "trust yourself naivety, in religious pretence to the God who made you. for <;nd self-righteous hypocnsy. he will never fail you.'' There In other words. the LunJ wi ll he the J11Wning of a new loves us enough to pumsh day after the darkness of dis and . purify us, to test and tress and D11111e castigation. strengthen our faith, to Only believe H1m and trust in cleanse and make us whole Hi s love . ~rlday, .· PageA2 • www.mydallysentlnel.com Fellowship Apostolic School · 10 a.m ., E v~n in8 · 7 p rn ., W~dnesd ay Servic~1 -7 pm Setond Baptist Chutth Ravenswood, WV, s'Unday School 10 11111 - Church of Jesus Chri»t Apo5tollc VanZandt 11nd Ward Rd .• Pa!>tor· Jamt§ Miller. Su~day School • 10.30 11.m., , Morning worship 11 um Eve nmg · Wednesday 7 p m. • Rwer Valley Apostoh~ Worsh1p Center. 87] S. Jrd A~e, MJC.Idlcpon. Rev. Mit-hael Bradford. Pas tor, Sunda). 10:30 pill Loop Rd off New Ltma Rd Rutltmd, Serv1ces Sun 10:00 9.. m. & 7:30 p.m . Thurs. 7:00p.m. PaYor Man.y R. Huuon Watside Chun.:h of Christ 33 226 Children 's Ho me Rd. Pomeroy. OH Contact 740 -44 1- 1296 Su nday mommg 10:01). Sun morning Bible study. fo llowing worship. S un eve 6: 00 pm . Wed bible study,? pm W Va. Pastor. Ne il Tennant, Sunday ·r r ·r r r r i' r r r r t r r r r r r r r Holiness Baptist P<tstot. Study - 7 p m. Rutland . Sunday Worshtp-10:00 ~. m . Sunday Scrvice-7 p m Pastor. Bub Robinson, Sunday Scho9l · 10 a m , Wor¥h1p - 9am panville Holiness Church 3 1057 Slate Ro ute .\25 ~ Lang sv llc , Pastor Victor Rou sh, Sunday ~chool - ':1 ]0 a m . Htalh (MiddltpnrtJ Carpenttr Baptist Church School - 9:30run, Preaching Sem ce 10 JOam, Evenmg Servke HIOpm. Wedn~ sday Bible Study 7.00 pm, 2 12 W Matn St , Su nday Schoo l · Y 30 · a .m.. Wo rshi p 10 ~0 a.m. 6 p .m . lntenm Preacher . Floyd Ross Wednesday Mkldlt!port Chul'\'h of Christ • 5th and Mum. Pa stor. AI Hartson. Youth Mmi~ter J o ~h Ulm. Sunda) s~hool - 9 30 Hope Bwptlst Chun:h (Southern) ~7 0 Grant St. ~hddlcpOrt. Sunday sc hool a m., Worship- 8. 15. 10:30 a.m . 7 p.m.. Wednesday Ser'o'JCCS - 7 r n1 · 9 30 a m . Worshi p · I I a.m. and 6 p.m., Wednesday Servtce · 7 p m Pastor· Gary Ellis RlJtland First Baptist Church SunJny Sch~l · 9·30 am, Worship 10: 45 a.m Pomeroy First Baptist PastOr Jon Brockert. East Main St.. Sundav Sch. 9 30 am, Wor5hip 10 30 am .. ' I l'' irst Southrrn Baptist 41872 Pomeroy Pike, Pastor. E Lamar 0 Ur yam . Sunday S(hool - Q·lO am . Scrv ,iCC~ Sunda) School - 9· 1.'1 am . Worshtp IO : l."o a 111 . , 7 .00 p.m., Wedncsduy Sen tee- 7·00 p.m. Ratint Flrsi Baptist Godwin, mtenm Jo~ph , Sunday School - ' 9 30 am .. Worshtp I 0 ·40 a m . 7 ·00 p m . Wednesday · Ser:vices 7.00 p.m Silver Run Baptist OH. • a..; 111ft Plgt ~ NeWt, WH!hlf & men ! Wednesday Bthle Study · 6 00 p.m ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Pearl St .. Mtddlcpon . Pastor. Rtck Buurne , Su ndny s~· hool - 10 a nt Worshtp Pomeroy. Harris onvill e Rd !RL143.J. Pustor Roger Watson. Sunday So..: hnol 9:30 a.m.. Wo rshi p - IO ·Jo a. m., 7:00 - 10 45 p.m:'t ' Sunduy Eve 7.00 p.ill., Wcdnc ~d a y S~:iVKc · ? 311 p m ,P m. Wcdn~ sday Serv1c("~ ·7 p m· Hy~ll Run Community Church • Paswr Rev. Larry Lemley. Sunday School Coolville, Ohio LocaJed less than 30 minutes from Athens, Pomeroy or ~arkersburg . l-740-6(j7-3156 "Still small enough to care" 209 Third Dairq Racine, OH Queen Braz ier 700 N. 2nd St. ··• 28601 St. Rt 7, Midd le po~t . Sunda y Ser-.'ice • 10 a rn , .6 00 p m , Tue!Od.ay SC rvi~es -6 00 Sacr:un c nt Sc rvt t:c 9 - l 0 : l ~ am .. Ho melllakmg rncctmg, 1st 'TllUr s - i p.m. - HlO p n~ , Fence & sign erect1on (740) ./"......_ Hills Self Storage 7 40·949-2217 T gm nnd :.u uJ 1fe\., ·,~ it h :1 ~~~~tut I(• " f JHI H' ~ htll '. Jn·o\11·(1111, how fli'<'("d nl i>~t th ,\'ltU it-r If Ul.tl \ IlK' """"'un! .SOUM' d:t ~ s ~·t art• ~dl ill Ot'(·d o f ~ n:~tfull>r4-!lk from tfll' bU)~ .,_(t Jo.~ l't'lt'1hnlrs .': I. ttU.:& U\ "'For l'\l'f'}' thing thff't is liltf'Uon 11nd a ,r ntJr lh'u . IID.K' lor""'")' mallet undf'r ht\1.\-Cfl .... Our f"arhn pnnid~ tts. wtlh ttK> <hanging .....,ns. AI WC' e:~~tthn at our ho•UH of wonhip this Wtdc., lt"t ut thank llhu for ' ...- . wlnlrr's lll<fll ""'I"''Y· and for lht p~UK~romi< lolloldoo<:UJN' of atlrh• 11 nc:h' nnt paJ.I('1. btfort' Us and prtstn1s us wUb bt.-auty bt-)-·ond tOmJMirr. 10 x 20 JOE'S APPLIANCE & TV REPAIR I li n \ I H.•.ntt tfu i l'i 1h t.• !1 r-,.i 499 Richland Avenue, Athens 740-594-6333 1-800·451-9806 The Hppllance man · 74()..985-3561 992-1550 Saies • Service • Parts All Makes Ken and Adam Young 992·7819 or 992-7173 175 N. 2nd. Ave Joe Lieving, Owner 'W Va, Pitstor Oa vtd Ru~ ~c ll . Sunday SchHol . 10:00 a m , Wor sh1p - 11 am. n m . Worship Serv t c~ Stud~. Wednesday, 10·30 ~ . m .. Bttl lc 6 ..\0 p.m . @ Vktory H~~;ptist · lndepeqdrnt '525 N 2nd S1. Middlcpon. Pastor · James E Ke ~~ee, Wor~lup · lOa m , 7 p m . wor;~hip Bet·htd l luiterl Methodist - IO .JOa m The Chureh of Chri.o;l of Pomero) lnt c rs~ ct to n 7 and 124 W. E v o~n ~:H-· h ,t Paslor Rehabilitation Qr. "A Celebration of Life " 333 Page SlreeJ M1ddleoort OH 10 a.m , Wo nh1p · 11 n 111 Mt. Moriah llaplist Fourth & Main St .. M.iddh:port, Pustm . (740) 992·6472 Fax 17401992-7406 9 ~0 ' p m.. Wc9ne sday Bth\c Smd y · 7 p.m. Christian Union Faith Full Gosptl Chur<"h Long Bottom, Pastor Steve Reed. Sunday S..:hqol · 9·30 a m, Worship - 9 ·30 am 10 11m. S u nda~ Church servtcc · () :\0 pm WedneMiay 7 pm and ? p m . Wedll('sday · 7 p m , Frtday · feliow shtp service 7 p.m. Reslotalion Cbri1tian t'ellowship 9365 Hoo per ' Roa d . Ath ens. P:mor. Carmti-Sullon Ca~mt'l & B as h ~ n Kds Ractn~. Ohto. Pastor. John Gilmore. Sunday School · Q·3U am , Worsh1p · 10· 4~ am . 81b le Study W~d 7.00 p m a.m., Worship · 00 Su nday Scllno l • 9 ~ 0 a.m . Worship .10 :45 11 .m , Sunday E\eni ng · 6 00 p 111 7· 00 p m., Wedncsd a; p.m . . . East l ..ttart Mi[[ie's !l{estaurant Pastor· Don Wttlkcr Home Cooked Meflls & Daily Specials Rudand Frre Will Baptist Sale m St. Pa~tor . Jamie Fortner. Sunday Wl· Jn ~~da\ So: r\' i~.:c~ . 7 Che"ttr Pa ww Janl' Heal\ It:, Wur sh tp - 9 a.m , Sund1.1\ S..JJ,l<ll · 10 a .m , Thursday pm Rutland Church ufGod Pashw Ron Heath. Suntla y Wo r~h tp - I() 11111 . , 6 pIll, Wedn c,Jay Scrvh:c~ · 7 Joppa Pu~i(,r Btlt"> . Rand•)lph . 'Wor~ hip · J m Sur1Juy s~ h oo l · IU :HI,, m. <:1 ~0 Pastor : Rche n Cro" . Worship · 9 am : Middleport Presb~lerian Pasto r Jamt-s Snyder. Su nday Sr hrH)I 10 am , v..orshtp s~f\tc e 11 am 7·JOpm Seventh-Day Adventist .. Sennlh-0.~ .o\dventist !1-t ulbern Ht s Rd. P1•mero}. P a~!ot Bennett Lud.: tesh . S011Urda~ S~ntces O)e§'fillt Community Chun::h Sunday So.:hQ(, [ • Q .' 0 a m . Worsh1p : IO\rtam. 7 pm. Sat'>l>Jth Schon l · 2 p m . \\ ol'htp · Mom Chapel Chun::b Sunda}' s..: lionl · 10 am, Worship - 11 a.m . 'Wednesduy So:n·ice · 7 p m. Failh Gospel qun::h Long Bottom. S unda~ s~· hntl l . 1J 'Wor ~h i p- . 10-l ~ thetNu:ire n~. Pa stnr. , Januc Sunda) ~C~!lfll • 9 Jtl a m . Wu r ~ h1p · 10:45 n m .. 7 p m.. WeJnestlay Scf\I Ct'S · 7 pm Pastor Mth Adkin!!o. Sunday School · Q '0 a m . 'Worsh ip - 10·.'0 am .. (1 p .m .. Wednt>sday Scrvtle'S- 7 p m pm Mt. Hermon Unite-d Brethren in Christ l'hurrh .\(l-1 II V.KI..ham Rd. Pa~t LJ r Peter \larrt ndale Sun.Ja: So.:ht"'!(l! · 9 .J O J m , V. t~ r ~ lltp . 10 .<11 am . 7 00 Tc\as ~0 l United Brethren am a m . 7 JO p m ,. Ct1mmun11~ \\ ~dn csda ) p m W~ dnt·~ da~ Sen 1o.:r' · 7 1)0 p m Yo uth gn1u p mect1ng ·2nd & -l1h Su nUa~'- Pa§tor lav. rcno.:e B u~h Sund3y Schl:lil l · ') · J(I am .. Ev~ m ng - 6 .VJ 'p m . Wedrlt'Ja~ 7pm 7· \0 r ~l Mt. Oil''' Communi!~ Chun:h Eden l 'nitfll B~thl'fn in C hri~ t St.uc RtlU!L' I J 4. hr tv. et>n R c~ d ~' il k & Hrll'\.tn gpon. Sunday Sch01.'l · 10 .. 111 . Ser.tL C • 7 p m Pomero)' Church or tht Nar..artne pm Harf"i.son,illt Presbytenan Church Schoo)] - 10 am . E\·e ntn g - 6 p m . Wednesday Ser.icc · i p.m. Torth Church Cu Rd 6J. Sunda) So.: huol · 9 10 a.m , Refltsv(llt Fellowship Presbyterian . Pastor Rl"lhct1 Crnv.. Worship· 11 am · SyracU$e Mission 14 11 _Bridgeman St., Sy racuse . Sunda y Hockingport Churt"h Grand Street. Sunday So.:hool · 9 ~0 11 m Worshtp ~ 10·30 am. Pastor Phttlip Bell Syracust C hun:h of the Naz.artne Sen 1 ~x·~ 7 p m pm H1zel Communlt~ Chun:h · Off Rt 124. Pastor · Ed~ cl Hart . Sunday School Q JO a m . Wun;h tp • 10 30 ~ m . AllL' n M1dcap Pentecostal As.wmhl~· Rt . 124 . R ~ctne . Pasto r WJI!i<tm ll oh :~ck . Sunday Sc ht,o\ - tO ,am Eve mng · 7 p m . Wedn~~} ServKe~ - 7 m . rucsday Sen tees· P~ lll l. MI. Moliah Chnrrh of GOO Pentecostal Syracusr First Unilrd Presbyterian TownSI'11J1 Rd .• 411KC, Sunday Sc hool .' 9 a. m. Wor ~ hip - I 0 .a m , Wo:r.!ncsday Scrv tccs . I 0 u m C hur ch oi Sunda y School 9 30 am .. Wor~ hi p lO 30 . am 7 00 pm. Wed Ser'o'-.:c 7:00 pm Thursda) ' Service · 7 p m Coolville United Methodist Parish Pastor Helen Klme . Cool\'ll le Ch urch. Matn & Fifth St , Su nda'y School · 10 Bethel Chun:h 10 00 am . . bngsville Christian Ch un:h ' Full Gos pe l. Pa!>'tor R o h~rt Mu sser. II\ St Radne Clu-.tc r. A.llrc d . Pastm Jane Hc.tlt lt.'. (iu nday SL· hool - 9 30 u m .. p 7·30 r m Pastor Kerry Wood. Sw1day School • 10 a.m. Worship- I I a.m a rn ., 'Worshtp - 911 - ~ V1-o r~ h1 p Lofln te Coats. Sunda) Wednesday: 7 pm Faith \'aile)' Tabernacle Church Baile y Run Road, Pas tor. Re" Emme tt Raw son. S un day Eve nin g 7 p m . 4 3Ua m ,Worsh1p- 10 J,O a m , 6 30prn .. Wedne sda y Se rvices 7 p m .. Pastor \l{'i~o:s Coopel-ad"e Parish Ho~ Chri~tian Ftllowship Chun::h Pastor He rS~: h el Whtl ~. Su nda y Sc hool- Middleport Community thu~h 575 Pearl Sl, Middle pon ,' Pastor· Sam Anderso n, Sun day Srhool I 0 a m . Evening - 7 3D p.m. . Wednesday Semce · PaMor: Bill Murshall Sunday School · 9a m , Wo(s hlp · 10 am . l ~t · Sunday · eve ry month ev~ mng servt(;c 1 00 "p.ln , Middleport Chun"h oftht Suarerw Pastor. Allen M tdca p. Sunday Sehoul . w L)hhtp - 1i •1 m , 6 lO p m Church of God Evening . 6 p.m.. , u m and 7'p m, We due~duy 10 a.m Ra lph Sptrc !>., Sunda;· Sch01.ll · 9 JO'a.m , \\nhhlp · I fl · \0 am , 7 p m Thurs:lay ~orth<' i!' l , am. tfarris'omiiiF Comm~:~nity Chun:h Pastor Theron Durham Sunda y . 9:30 Mornina Star .Pastor John Gilmorj!, Sunday Schno l - II Nazarene · 7 p.m 22~K. Sunday Schoo l 9 30 ~~~~ Sunday e\'entng serv tce 7 00 pm .. Bibl ~ Stud y V.ednet.d.ay o;emce 7'()() pm Services · !0 u.m Mt. Olin~ Lnilrd Methodist O tt \ 24 h.:hmJ Wllk6v tllc. P ,1 ~ tor Rr\ ir~~ Salem Community Church Back of Wcst Co{umbta , W Va bm Lte \'1118 Road . Pastor C harles R ou~h f ~04 ) 675- ' Worshtp · IO :JO a.m 10 30 a 111 Services - 7 Sa1\c rftdd , Sunda)' ~l·hool - 'J 4 '\ ll .m .. Baptist prah·r and Btb lo.:: Stud) SL·n ~1tle Hill Rd .. Ra c111c. Pa~ tor ., Jame~ Antiquh~ "Jcv. H ,II' Cn. Rto.: hard Nease. Pa stor. Su uday Wfl r~ htp 4 10. ,i m Tuc' 6 ~0 Christian Union H~trt! or d . . WVa , P.1 ~ 111r D:n1d Grc~t. Sunday Sc hool - 9:30 a.m , Worship - Rev G1l bert Cr:u g. Jr , Sunday S.: hool · lJ ·30 am, Wor~h i p 10.45 a.m. Hours 6 am -8 pm Wa rm Fnend/1 Armosphae . Sargcn l. S u nd a~ Btbk Stu dy · a m., Worsh1p I0 ·' 0 a m and 6· '\ () Harlford t:hurch or Christ in . Graham Un itt-d Methodist Wor:; ht p- I I a 111 Pa~tor Richard Nca!'e Morn~. Davi s, Sunday sc; r vice. Wednesday service. 7 p m C o rner Sycamore .1111 Rt 338. Amiqmty. Pastor Jc oSc Ser'o'kes: Saturday 2 00 p.m Beth1ny Pnstor. John Gilmore. Sunday School · !0 a I'll , Worship . 9 am . W(."\,tnesday United Methodist S11nday "'.'hool 9 30 11m Sunday Wednesday Se rv1 c e~ • 7 p m Forat Run Baptist Anu ~ ·Hun . Sundny School & Second St . Pl.lmc'roy. Sunduy Sdmol ·•9·45 am .. Wmslnp · II Wedn..:sdu y . 7 p m & Full Gospel Churrh Abundant G111ce R.F. I. . 923 S. Thud St.. Middleport. Pastor Tere!>ll 10 ' of.ttfe Lhing SalK.r Wednesday 7 pm Stut.l 4 Monday 7.00 pm Snowville St. Paullutherun Church · Si . Rt 143 Just off Rt. 7. Pastor: Rc 'o' Jamei; R. Auee, Sr, Sunday Unified Scrvtc c. 'Worshtp -· 10 30 a.m. 6 p m, a m. & 7 J1 m Youth 7 p.m. Bib!~: 7 pm Rtfllnillr Church of Christ Pastor: Philip Stunn . Sunday Sl·h<K•! 9 30 New Life \'ictOI'}' Ctnttr 1771 ( ocmgcs Creek Road Ga llt J'H'lhS OH Pastor Bill Sta ten, Su1u.lay ServllCS- 10 Sunda} W>~r~h1r Full r.osptl L1ghthoust H1laud Ru...J. Pvmcro~ Past(1 r R(_n Hunter. Swxlll) S.:hooJl tO a.m. E\~·mn g 7 J(f p m , Tue~ ~~~~ & Thur~ · 7 J() p m South Brlhtl Cnmmunil~ C hurch Sthcr R t d ~c - Pa,wr lmda Damcv.('>Q(] SunJa)' s,·h(}(')l ,9 u m . Worship Ser.•tce 10 a 111 lnJ and -lth I I Oft am V.cdilc.~Jo~ ~ti::hd ~~;A ~ .\045 ~ Sunda~ Carleton lnterdtnominathJnal Chul"("h K i n g~t"> ur y Rood. P a ~ t llf Robcn Va n ~e. Sundi.l} Schoo l · ~ \0 J m . Wu~ h1p 740·992-7713 29670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH h f' <iOh\\ (~) 1!'1 'ill flh :H\tl (lll ll'll\ irH/ll lht• \!r':n \\ trtli ·r <ib Our Saviour luthuan Churrh Wal nut and He nry S1 .~ . Ra\·e nswood, pm Servtces- 7 p.m. Salem Centtr Pastor Wtl liam . K. Man;hall , Sunday School· 10 · 1~ a.m , Wcvshtp- - 9: 1S am St. John l.utheran Church Pmc Gro ve, Wor~l11p- 9 00 am ., Su nday St·hnol - 10·00 u m Pas wr : Jame s P Clifton Tabtmaclt Church Chiton. W Va . Sunday s~hool · 10 a m , Worsh ip - 7 p m , We dn e~dll y Se m~ e 7 Wors h1p · 10.10 a m & b. 10 pm . Wednesday Service . 6·30 p m .. Youth Wednesday- 7 p m Brady Denm ~ Oren 7 days a week Sizes available SxtO to Lutheran worsh1p Rt>Joiring Lif~ l:hur(h 500 N 2nd Ave., M1ddlepon . Pastor M1k e f- occimln . Pa ~ i ur hn cr t tu~ La~rettc~ FPrt:rnan. WurshiJl· 10 fio am Wedne~a)' Scr\'lc~ ~ · 7 p m. Ser'o'Jce-, 6 30 p m A11ape Life Center "Ful l-Gospel Ch urch", Past or ~ Joh n & Patty Wade, 603 S~corld Ave M11so n. 773'\017,- Scrvlcc 11ffir · Sunday 10,30 am , S unday Slhnol 10 20 -\ I 11 m ~ Rel tef Soc tct y / Pne~thood 11 05 - 12 :00 noon , das.S 7 pm Wed Faith Baptist Church Railroad St . Mason. Su nda) School - JU a.m . Wo.rship II am , 6 p.m. "A Home Bank for Home People" l'hc Church of Jesus Cbri,;t or Latter· lJay S~tints R1 160, H6-624 7 or 446- 7486, Mmtster Tuppers Plam~. Pas tor Mike Moore, Bible class, Y a 01 Sunda y. worshtp Hl :1m SLJnday . worship 6.30 pm Sunday , B1hlc Wednesday Scr.·iccs · 7 p.m 740-949-221 0 740- Latter-Day Saints • Sund~y 6 00 p nt. Wedn~_sday - () fKI p.m Btble Study Ash Strt~t Chun:h 391:1 A5h St , MldJiepon -Pastor Jelt Smtih Sunday School · 9:30 am .. Mornt ng Laurtl CIUT t'rt'e !\lethodist Church Paslllr Gle nn Rov. c. Sunday S..:hool · ~ 30 a.m. Won; htp · 10 30 a.m and 6 p m Wt·dm;sJay Sc rV Ll~ - 7 00 p. m St Hickory Hills Churt"h oft:hrisl .. Homemade Desserts Made Daoly Middleport, OH - 9 30 11tn . Worshtp · 10·45 am , 7 pm .. Thursday Bible SlUdy .md Yo uth ., 7 p.m C hurch V.u ync R. J ew~;; II. Pa ~ lor Pastor Karyn Da vt&, Ymah PastOr Suzie Fram.: is, Sundu y serv tcc: s \0.00 ~m .,._nrship . 6 .00 pm Famil y L1lc Cla ~ses , Wed Home Ce ll Group !< 7 00 P.·f!l. Outer Limit s C ell Group at the churc h 6 .30 pm to !1:30pm Sunday School · 10 jl..m., Worship · I) am Rutla.ld Church Christ Sunda) School - 9 30 am . Worst11p and Commumo n . 10:30 am , Bob J Werry. J,.m,Wedno:sday Scrvtces Old Bethel Fret Will Baptist Chun:h lntNn et Access S1nce 1994 Michael L. Crites Director of Family & Community Services Overbrook pm· p. m . Stinrn ill~ Community Apostulic A~socia te Pastor Kdth Rader. s'uf!<~ay School · 9 l .'i a .m .. Wor sh1p · 10 am .. Youth · Wuleyan Bible Holiness Church Bill Amberger, Sunda}' School · 9.30 a rn. Worsh tp . 8:00 11m. 10 30 am .. 7:00 Hillside B11ptist Chun:h ·r ' p.ln. Cal Tod•11 & S.vel r W~!dne ~ a) Wcdrx.:sday Scrv tcc · 7 or Wm s1'11 p \0 10 a ' m 7 Hl Wed neroay Sen'l l'~. 7 .:\IJ p m mile nonh of Easte rn Scht}ols on SR? .A R()(k Sprinp a.m Wnrsh\P Br11dbury Church of Christ ' Mini ster Tom Runyon. 39558 Bl'ad~u r~· Road . Middleport . Sunday Schoo l IJ :30 C11ohar1- Bible C hurch Pome-Hl} P1k e f' o' R d Pa~ tor R ~\ :' Blatk.,..nod , Sunday Srhool . 9 ~()a m .. Full Gospe l Ch1,1rch . Pastor Rub Barber, . POmeroy Pastor Brian Dunha~. Wor sh ip · 9 30 a.m.. Sunday School- 10·35-a.m. Rose of•Sharon Holiness Chun::h l1~dmg Creek Rd . Rutland. Pilstnr Rrv , Ot!we} Kmg, Su nday school- 1v~n a.m . Rutland Pastor: Rick Bourne, Sunday School 9·30 am WoN!htp • 10·10 l1 m Thumlay Bradford Church of Christ Corner uf St. Rt . 121! & Bradbury Rd , Mmtstc r· Doug ShambtJn. Youth Mtm ster· • FREET- SoJI)I>OII r 39782 S.R 7. Reed!lvtlle. OH 45772, 112 Manley, Sunday Schovl • 9 30 am , Wor ~ ht p - 10 30 <1. 111 , 7 30 p m .. .. Mt. Unfon Bapd!it Pastor Sunday School- 9 4~ am . Evf:'nmg - 6:30p.m .• Wednesday Ser.'tces Sign Up Onllnol www.Lo<o-.eom Pearl Chapel Sunday School - 9 a.m . Worshtp - 10 a m Scrvwc ·7:00p.m. Woffihtp - 10:30 a. m. IOa.m .. Worship · 1\la.m., 7.00 p.m . · Wednesday Scrvtcf:'s- 7:00pm • '_) pm a 111 . Pastor John Swanson, Sunday School - Grellt Bend, Route 124, Racine. a.m.. Worship - 10 a.m Bearwallow Rid_Ke Chun"h of Christ Jla ~tor . Bruce Terry. Su nday S£hool -9.1 0 Stud y Wcdnei\day 7 pm Pa~tur Rt>\ Fro~nll tn D1~ll.t' n~. Se r\lce Fnday 7 p.m Bethel Worship"'Cenltr Worship · 1.1 11. 111 , 7.00 p. m , Wedncsd11y Cotnmumon - 10 a.m . Su nd<1y School • 10: 1.5 a.m,. , Youth· 5:30pm Sunda}l. Bthie pa.~ tor Su nday School · 9 30 a.m . Worsht p . 10:30 a. m .. Wednesday Serviec s · 7:00 Felloll<shtp, Sunday · 6 p m l\Jpptn: Plain Church of Christ · ln~ uum ema l. Wor ~ ht p Servke - 9 a.m . 2pm Minel'!lviUe Pasto r Bob Robin son. Sunday School - 9 Pine Gnl\'e Bible Holi~ss Chun:h 111 rm lc ,lff Rt 12.'\. Pastor. Rev O' Dell Zion Church or Christ first Baptist Churt:b Pas10r , 6t h and Palmer St , Middlepon, Pastor. Cii lvar)' l 1ilgrim C:haptl Harn sonvtlk· Ro~d. P~st'nr Charles McKcnliC Sund11y Schoo l 9:30 a m . 7~ • 7:00pm . p.m .. Wt>d n ~iJ~ Bit">le Study · 7.00 p 111 Faith t"ellowship Cru§Mdt rot C hri!it Communily or Christ Ponl und-Racine Rd . Pa~ tor Jt m Proffiu . 3rd Sunday - 10: 30 a. m.. 6 :3 0 Ser\ ices - 6.::\0 p.m hirvit>w Biblf' C hurt"h LeLan . WVa , Rt I. Pas tur . Brtan May, Sunday Schtkl l · 'J :\1.1 a.m. Wun;htp - 7 00 Pasto r Bria11 Dunham, Sund11y S ~ hoo l · Sunday worsh1p -7 p m . prayer mcctmg- 7 p m W~dnesda y -7pm (Non -denomtnatlonHI fellowshi p) Meetmg 111 the old A.merican l .cgmn Hall Snuth Founh Avenue , M1ddlepor1 , Pastor Chn s Stewart 111·00 am S unday Other mcct m g~ tn llome-. .9:30a.m.• Worship - IJ :OOa.tp _ Sunday worshtp- · JO·~ o a m & 7 p. m , Wednesd.ty prayei- -.e m ce- 7 p m ~0 R ide nour. Sun d~ y ~choo l · 9·)/i <~ m . Wor~h1p IU 30 a.m . WedneM.Iny Sen: tce Ouis Cbrisdan F'ello,.ship Forest Run Street, Ktno Church of Christ Worsh ip - 9 :JO a.m., Sunday Sl· huo i . 10.30 a m , Pastor-Jclfrcy Wallace, h t mlt l Worshtp - 8 15 a.m., 9:45am & 1 00 p.m., Wednesday 7pm School · II ill m, Wor ~ htp · I [Ia m . fl p m. Wetlrx.:sday Scrvil.:es- 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible Study 6·30pm: choir pmcttcc 7:::\0, youth and iltbk Budd1cs 6 ,30 p.m Thurs I pm book study " S e r~J c e" - Pomeroy Wl':'it.~ide C hurch ~f.Chrisl 33226 C hildn:n's Home Rd ., S un d. 1 ~· Pastor : Steve Lmle, Sunday School . 9 30 am, Mnming 'Wnrshtp· 10:30 am. • Community Church Sh:vc T1•md.:. Mam Pomeroy l."hul'\'h of Christ Cht"Shin- llapli§l Churth (J!u;':6X lam,/\ Pa stor · Kenh Rader. ~u n d ay School - 10 a Ill ; Wor~ h1p · I I a.m Scrqt· ~ b Whlli! '!i Chapel Wt:!ill!'y•n Road. Pastor: Re v Phdlt p Amazing Crocf Communit)' <.:hurch Pastor Wayllt' DunlaP., State Rt 6~ I. Tuppers PJ:nn s, Sun. Worshtp I0 a m & 6· ID pm .. Thur.Miay B1 blc Study HMJ p m lo' latwoods Edward Pa>nc a. m. Sunday S..:hool · 10 30 am, B1hh.· kthlehtm Baptist Cltun:h The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 32~ E Mam St.. Po meroy,_Sunda,Y Sc hool a nd Hol y l: uchaml 11 00 am . Rev. il-lll ., Eveumg Coo l ~tlk A N"w Beginninw , tFull Gospel Church ) Hamson ville Pastors. Bub an d Kay Mar,hall. Sef\' lt:~. ~0 Bald Knob urt Co Rd 11. P a.~omr. Re1 Rogf:'r Wtl lfo rd . S unda) Sc ho(jl • Q W a.m Worsh1p 7 p m. , Sunday 10 7pm Other Churches Entl'f'priH Pa stor· Arland Km£ . Sunday School . 10 :30 11.111 , Worslup ' . 9 .~0 u m .. B1ble Stutly Wed 7:30 GrtKe F: piscopal Church Hrmlock Grove Christian l:hurc:h De:i lu Chun·h of Chrilil ·r Episcopal Mmistcr: Lairy Brov.n. "wursh! p · 1) :30 .Sunday • 10 e-mil iEtdttiMI """ Wtbmlllt P. - Rev. Ser.• t c~ . · 9·30 am .. Wm~htp · II am. 6 pm . Wednesday Strvias · 7 p.m. Kulland l:hul"l'h or tht Ntzarene .. Sunday Sc hoo l - 9 .30 a m , Wur~h ip . · 10:30 a ll1 , 6 30 p m , Wednesd<iy Service5 - 1 p m. Rev. Mtkc Clark Centnl Cluster Asbury (Syra"uc;e), Pastor : Bob Robins'on. Sunday ~ chnn l - 4 . 4~ a m , Worship - II a.m , We dn e~day Serv1ces . 7:30 p.m 10 25 am , pm Chet!lter Chun:h uf the N11ZIU't!PI! Pastor: Rev. Herbert Grate . Sunduy SchOol - 7:30 pm Services- 10:00 a.m. and? p.m Pastor Dame! Mecea, Sunday · School 9:30 a.m .. Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m., RP.Imh P a~tor · Sc r v i ~e ., a.m , Worshtp - I 0 a m., Tuesday ServM:es P.O. Box 467. Duddmg Lane, Ma ~on . Wcducl>rlay Scr:u.:e~ · 7 pIll ·r Tri nity ,C hun::h Sc(o\KI & Lynn. Pomeroy. Pastor: hn Lavender. Sunday Schoo l 9 JO am . Worsh1p . H~· 1 U am itnd 6 p m.. Wednesd:l r Tuppen Pl111im SL Paul Pastor: Jane Beanie. Su'nday School - Q Congregational Jonatha11 N;1hlc. Wurship Su nda) Sc huol 9· 15 am Church of Christ . 6 :30p. ~ . ji.Jtt t:3 more 161 Mulberry Ave,; Pomeroy, 992-.5 89 ~. Emmuuel Apostolk Tabernacle Inc. Liberty ASSt'mbly vf God kf.tdniUt WorshJp - 9·30 ll'.m., Sunday School 10 30 am , Flflii •Sunday of Month . 7 00 p.m service · 6.30 p. m. Sacred Hurt Cathoii<' Chun:h a.m., Daily Mass· S:JOa m. Assembly of God . Wedne~day Scrvil;e ~ Ch,...apnmn, Sunday School - 10 am. WorMtip · 11 u m . Wednesday Services . 7 Pastor: Re v. Walter E. Heinl . Sat Con. 4 :4.5-5: 1.5p.m., Ma sti- 5:30 p.m ., Sun . Co~ -8 45-9 15 a m .. Sun r-ta ss- 9 :30 a.m. Tues. 6:30 praye r. Wed. 7 pm Bible Study l.ona Bottom Sunday Schoo l • 9 30 a m .. Worsh1p . 10·30 a.m. Church of God ol Pruph«y O.J. Whtle Rd . ofT St. Rl. 160. Pastor P J , Catholic Rher Valley A.prle and St:('und St,., Pastor; ~ e\ 1Jllv1d R~~-s~ll. Sunda) S( hoo l and Wor,htp· 10 a m Eventng Scrvtces - b ·JU p m, 7 pm. Evening. 7 ;JO p.m. •1-~Pj - IIMpJOU'buddylloll · and is now a Midwest official with lnterVarsity;-, "Usually kids have high school faith but have college challenges ahead of them,'' said Phil Bowling-Dyer, who di,rects Black Campus Ministries. ''We try to expand their faith and thinll:ing on how to approach the 'World.'~ The Dally Sentinel • Page A3 WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK ~ Collegians g~ther to discuss faith, black cultUre '9.95~ every two to three years by Black Campus Ministries, a network of campus 'clubs in 24 states sponsored by Christian lnterVarsity Fellowship of Madison, Wis. One speaker, Ed Ollie, attended the first such conference in 1992. As a result,. he dropped plans for law school January 6, 2006 Friday, January 6, 2006 reached out to her constantly. just disappeared. For Mel and Author's note: This is the . One late afternoon in Lydia, the world had come to first of a three-part series of spring, shortly after Charla an end. Their tears flowed so columns. This is an account had turned 16, Mel was,stand- often and so freely that their of our human tendency to ing outside, admiring the vel-· cheeks always seemed wet. rebel against God's lovingPastor vety-white blossom petals on One night as they waited, hopkindness. I hope that it vjvidly Thorn . the "Charla" apple tree that in~ against hope that ·this paints for u.s the faithfulness Mollohan now stood wen over· his head. nught be the night that their of God· which is best seen in He suddenly noticed a daughter might come home, the person of Jesus Christ. strange, light-colored . ooze their ears were greeted by a Mel stood gazing down at near a cluster of blossoms and light rapping at the side door the &tump· of an apple tree knew what it was at once, for ... the one that only friends that he had planted 41 years earlier. He could still clearly doubt and susptcmn in her he had been "schooled" in and family ever used. Lydia recal.l preparing this special mind, even towards the par- apple growing by his brother- went back to see who was place for the small and slen- ents who had supported and in-law. It was an early sign of there, but then gasped, throwder sapling that was to be a loved her all durmg her life. a fruit tree disease called fire- ing the door open .so hard that living tribute to his baby "You never get to have any blight. He quickly took out a it crashed hard against their daughter. He could remember fun ... Your parents are really pocketknife, measured about kitchen counter. Mel hurried how his mind and heart ·had tough fm you. It's like they six inches down the stem of into the kitchen and saw his been full of ~he joy and hope enjoy their power over you ... the branch and then cut the · wife's arms wrapped so tightfor the future that comes You don't get to see that blossom cluster off. He then ! y around someone that he from young fatherhood.' movie? Man! .Your folks are a inspected the rest of the tree, couldn't see who it was. But The deep well of memory real drag. Too bad your par- but seeing no further signs of he then heard the long-missed that was stirred within him ents have such hang-ups ... a problem, carefully disposed voice of his "little girl." He was deeper than the hole that You don't really have any of the infe.cted blossoms and joined his wife and daughter in their embrace and cried ... twigs. he had dug for the tender freedom, do you?" He returned to the tree only this time in joy and relief. young tree such a long time Of course, those who spoke With so many questions on frowning furiously as he conbefore: sometimes· it gave the these lies, wearing the faces their minds and so many hurts sweet water of pleasant and of friends or mentors; had sidered the tree's predicain their hearts, they were hardwarm memories, but at other · generally been duped them- ment, noting that it had likely times it was the brackish and selves, but the fact that they become . infected when an pressed .to not press her for bitter hurt of painful trials themselves believed what insect "pollinated" the tree 's answers that flfSt night. But and heartbreaking loss. they were saying, gave a great blossoms with the· bacteria they held their ·tongues and Mel ha<! planted the tree on deal of credence to what they that causes fireblight, bring- simply did :what they coulqto the first birthday of his had to say. Like water' which ing it from an infected tree in make her know how welcome daughter, Charla. He and his slowly but surely grinds some neighbor's yard. His she was to be back home. She, wife, Lydia, had envisioned down boulders over time, t))e mind turned from the tree's in turn, said little about where its growing tal.ler and taller, persistence and strength of disease to that of his daugh- she'd been or with whom along with Charla, and their opinions and advice ter's and it suddenly seemed 'she'd been. All that she would looked forward to the days in wore at Charla's confidence to him that she too had been say :was that she shouldn 't which its branches would in her parents' love for her. touched with a blight of dis- have left and that she was sorry •for making them worry. yield a harvest of sweet fruit, .. Little by little, her confidence contentment. As happy as Mel and Lydia As the weeks passe.d by, ~e mirroring, they hoped, the in her blessings was eroding prosperity and happiness that away as she slowly ,came to saw more and more of the were at their reunion, a , they wished for Charla. believe that she was a prison- tell-tale blisters that signify strange sensation of uneasiAt first, their hope and er in her own home. She fireblight· in different parts of ness still haunted them. Mel resolve ran strong, as they began·to see each rule, though the tree. In each case, he did noted too that the leave·s on wo~ked. played, laughed and intended to help protect and .the only thing he could do, Charla's apple tree were grew together in the living nurture her, as actually a and simp)y cut off and burn drooping ominously and seemed prematurely faded. gift of each new day. Just as chain meant to enslave her to · the infected parts. To be continued ... Even though his daughter Mel am! Lydia would nurture her parents' wishes. (Thorn Mollohan _and his and prune Charla's apple tree She began to be distant in seemed for· awhile happier family have ministered in so that it might grow healthy her relationship with her par- and once again responsive to and b~autiful , Mel and Lydia ents. At first, her countenance their love, a night came when southern Ohio the past JO. worked to nurture and enrich towards them became colder she didn't return home from 112 years. He is the pastor of Charla 's life by lovingly sup- and more aloof. But then she an outing with her friends. No Palhway Community Church porting her and exhorting her began to repeatedly grieve one knew what happened · to and.may be reached for comtowards success, initiative, them with an em~rging dis- her, · no one had seen where ments or questions by email courage, kindness, honesty, dain and impatience that was she had gohe. In spite of a at pastorthom@pathwaygal· and, most of all, an abundant more and ·more frequently massive hunt in the communi- lipolis.com ). displayed. The realization ty and the state, no one could relationship with God. But, by the time Charla had that this was somethiqg far · find her. Days turned . into turned 12, there were other ll)Ore serious than . typical weeks and weeks turned into voices at work in Charla's life "pre-adolescent maladjust- months. Family, · friends, . ... voices that were muttering ment" was unfortunately church members and police subtle little lies to Charla, slow in coming to Mel ilnd searched and searched but no casting long shad9ws of Lydia t~ough they prayed ana one could find her: she had (AP) ATLANTA Hundreds of black college students from across the nation gathered in Atlanta to discuss how their Christian beliefs relate to black culture , from hip-hop music to God in politics to the image of blacks. The event is sponsored . 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Jir:n Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich .General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof;' or abridging the freedom . of speech, or of the. press; or the right of the people peaceably to (lssemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. a ....., The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution . ' ) READER'S · VIEW Don't judge There!s more wthe swry Dear Editor: In today's society, every day we as a culture wake up with gut wrenchjng news from loss of life in Iraq to miners in Tallmansville. ·w.va .. loosing their lives in the mining accident. This type of news seems .to come far too often. · I guess that our only hope is not to be directly involved with the tragedy being reported. The news media works tirelessly to give us "up to the minute'' ,news ... but because this type of information is what society thrives on we find from time to time that the "up to the minute" reports, as in Tallsmanville, sometimes gives ~s information that leaves a bad taste in our mouths. As tlie poor folks in Talisman ville struggle to .decide . . who leaked the bad info thi s doesn ' t correct the hurt that 'was ~~. . . 200{; unexpected has come up that the fat about religion and Should ministers have reg-' d~mands your attention. other things that interested ular office hours like everythem. They got the name of Emergencies don' t come body else - a certain period that often anyway) . the ,"Furnace Philosophers.:' of time each day, when any- . it might be ·argued; A lot of problems· were Or, one could pick up .the phone what if two or three people solved and needs met. and be certain of catching ·George came into the office to see So you see, Reverend, you the clergy at the church? Plagenz Or when people could the ;ninister at the same won'\ have to worry that walk in off the street and Ume · , there will be a rush to get in know they would find a minGreat! It might be just to see you as soo'n as ~~~ . ister to talk to? what is needed to get "Minister Is In" sign goe~ I have seen signs at gas . The problem may even be churchmen together. Getting up. If that should happen it stations that say, "Mechanic gone tomorrow but right people 'together in a 'church would be' a bonus _ just on duty." But I have never now it is causing pain or cre- setting is a job that needs what is needed to revitalize seen a church with a ·sign on ating . an~iety. There . are doing. Fewer and fewer peothe lawn that says, "Minister many people who are hurt- ple are occupying the pews your moribund church. Many churches put the available daily except ing in little ways and who in today's churches. Getting . in the church words, "ALL WELCOME" them together feel desperately in need of a Sunday from 9 to .I 0 and from 5 to 6 (which would be ·· listening ear, a word of building at time, other than in capital letters on theiroutwhen men and women on counsel and encouragement between II and 12 on a door bulletin boards a!)d feel Sunday, may serve the same that does the job of telling their way home from work or a prayer together. purpose. those who pass· by that the · for various reasons, · But · niight want to stop i,n) . they don't want to give their l knew an Episcopal min- church is interested in them. I am not talking about ministers being available in name to a church secretary ister who would stand in the Actually those words have emergenCies . Clergy can or "'set up an ,appointment." church parking lot on about as rnuch heart as usually be located in those Churches that insist on Sunday morning as the "THREE BARBERS - NO situations. And I know that if ·callers going through such fathers were dropping their WAITING." you leave a message at the formalities lose many an children off , at ·Sunday 1 knew a minister. who church, most ministers will. opportunity to be of help. · · school. . . made a deal with .his congreMost ministers rebel at the call you back later. And I The men were tntendmg to . gation. He would be in hi~ know you can make an idea of fi~ed hours for them- turn around and go home but office, available to all, frofll appointment with any minis- selves. They don 't want to they . never even got thew 9 to !2 every morning. be pinned down. · . ter for a conference. .cars mto reverse bef?re the For their art . the eople Their reasons are usually rector would thrust h1s hand P ' P What I am talking about is throl)gh the open window, would prom1se not to catl not very convincing . The clergy ,being available for people who feel the urge to most often heard excuse is, grab the would-be escapee h1m . ~t h1s home m the talk to someone now or to "What if an emergency by the arm and lead him to e~enmg except tor emergen· cies. cry on somebody's· 'shoulder come's up during the time 1 the church basement. · · am scheduled to be at the in the furnace room It made everyone happy. There now. They might not call to church office?" (George Plagenz is an (where a lot · of .men feel make an appointment (An·swer: Attend to the more at home than in church . ordained minister and vetabecause the problem doesn't seem big enough or momen- emergency but leave word at ~r in the w~ll-appointed an newsman based in the church that something church lounge) they chewed Columbus, Ohio.) tous enough. ' ' Friday, January 6, I TODAY IN HISTORY Today is Friday. Jan: 6, the sixth day of 2006. There are 359 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On Jan. 6, 1412, .according to tradition, Joan of Arc was born in Dornremy. · · On this date: In 1540, England's King Henry VIII married his fourth wife, Anne of Cleves,· (The marriage lasted about six months.) In 1759, George Washington and Martha Dandridge Custis were married. In 1912, New Mexico became the 47th state. ,Thought for Today: "You gain strength. courage and confidence by every experience in which you really stop to look fear in the face .... You must do the thing you think you cannot do." - Eleanor Roosevelt, American first lady ( 18841962). VVhat are the scientists cifraid.of? Opponents of "intelligent design". are naturallY quite cock-a-hoop about their victory in the Dover, Pa. ; school . board case . The board had proposed to . have a short William statement read in classes on Rusher evolution. saying that evolution was a theory rather than an established fact, and that students should be aware that there was an alternative theo- the school board, which was ry, which asserted that cer- defeated in a . subsequent tain steps in the development election and replaced by one of species were too complex favored by the evolutionists. to' have occurred purely by · So all's quiet in Dover, Pa. accident, but implied instead But one can't help being a the existence of an int.elligent · little surprised at the sheer design. savagery of the · evolutionJust who or wha! the ists ' attack on intelligent "intelligent designer" was, · design - which has been the theory leaves open . But duplicated in every other one obvious possibility · is forum where the subject has G~. and that has roused the been discussed. What's all defenders of purely random the shooting about ? One evolution to protest that reli- ' thinks of scientists as calm, gion is being smuggled into a . intelligent people. perhaps class that ought to be con- · wearing white smocks. who fined strictly to "science"- take on questions to which that is to say, to exclusively we don't know the answers, materialistiC, non-religious think t~bout them carefully, and test various explanations explanations of reality.. They ·therefore hauled' the experimentally i until they school board into court, and come up with one that ~olves · the judge turned out to be the problem. One would supentirely on \he side of the pose they might actually evolutionists. He not only welcome .such an intriguing agreed that the offending new theory as intelli ge nt statement and all other refer- design; and get a kick out of ences to '· intelligent design a' sessing its merits. If it · must be·banned from classes proved true. that would (preon evoluiion, but threw in a sumably) represent 'progress. series of gratuitous slaps at If it didn 't -~ well, in due Letters to ihe editor are welc;ome. They should be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing, must be signed, and include.addres.\ and telephone ni<mba No unsigned /etc ters will be published. Let1ers should, be in good taste, addressing issues, not personaliries. Leuers of thanks to organizations and individuals will not /Je accepted for publication. The Daily Sentinel. (UsPs 213-9601 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. · Our main concern in al! stories is lo be accura1e. If you know of an error in a story, call the newsroom at {740) 992- Pu~1ished every afternoon, Monday thro4gh • Friday. 111 Court Street, Pome,r ~y. Ohio. Second-class postage pai d at Pomeroy. The Assoc1ated Press and the Onio Newspaper Associafion. Postmaster: Send address corrections to The Da1ly Sen11nel, 111 Court Slree1. Pomeroy. 01'110 45769.• ,..ember: 2156. Our main number is (7 40) 992-2156. Department extensions are: Subscrip11on Rates . ,. News Editor: Charlene Hoeflich. EKt. 12 Reporter: Brian Reed. Ext. 14 Reporter: Beth Se~gent, EKt. 13 Advertising Outllde Sales: Dave Harris. Ext. 15 Outllde Sales ; Brenda Davis , Ext 16 CI~IBJCirc . : Judy Clark, Ext. 10 .General Manager Charlene Hoeflicll, Ext. 12 E-mail : news C mydailysentine l .co m Web: www.mydailysentinel com Ardlie E. Lee • . SYRACUSE -Archie E.' Lee. 95, of Syracuse, passed Bv ALLEN G. BREED ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER .away Wednesday, · Jan. 4, 2006 at ·Holzer Medical ' TALLMANSVILLE, W.Va. Center in Gallipolis after a brief illness. . - Some of ihe 12 coal miners .. He was born on Oc.t. 13, who died in the Sago Mine 1910 to the late Thomas Jacob disaster scrawle'd fareW$11 . and Mary Lovasie Cottrill in notes assuring their loved ones 'Racine . . He anended the that their final hours trapped 'Asbury United Methodist underground amid toxic gases ~ • Church in Syracuse and the were nor spent in agony. . Grace United Methodist "Tell alii (I'll) see them. on Church in Gallipolis. the other-side ," read the brief Archie and Dr. Jay Sheridan note found with the body of I are the original founders of 51-year-old . mine foreman ! the Gallia Christian School. Martin Toler Jr. "It wasn' t Archie was a member of the bad. /.just went to sleep. 1 group that helped organize the love you . Jr." Tom Toler, Martin's older Full Gospel Business Men's Arc!lle E. Lee 'Association in Gallipolis: He brother who worked 30 years /'· was a First Sergeant in the Army in World War ll. He and. his in ·the mine with him , said co~pany landed .on the beach heads in . Sipan, Tinniann, and Thursday that .the note was , · · ft~ Okmawa. He was a former owner and representative of ·"written very .lightly and very Plastik .Distributors in Columbus. loosely" in block letters on , He is survived by his loving wife of 53 years, June Lee of ·the back of an insurance Syracuse; a son, William R. Lee, Calabasa, Ohio; a sister-in- application form his brother ' law, DtpBarbara Duffield. Toledo. had in his pocket. , , He was preceded in death by his parents, and his step father, "I took it to mean that it was Adelbert 0. Lee. written in the final stages," the Services will be held II a.m. on Saturday, Jan. 7. 2006 at brother said . "I'd call it more .Fisher Funeral Homes in Pomeroy. Officiating will be !he or less scribbling.'' Rev. Mark Morrow and Rev. Bob Robinson. Burial will folNo note was found on the . . ~ ']ow at the Letart Falls Cemetery in Letart. Visitation will be body of 59-year-old machine held from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, Jan. 6, 2006 at the funeral operator Fred Ware, . but .,, l\ome . Military graveside . services will be conducted at the daughter Peggy Cohen said funeral home 'by Drew W;bster Post 39, Pomeroy. she and other relatives who Friends may send on-line condolences to www.fisherfuner- went to identify bodies at a alhom~s . com . temporary . morgue were told . .by the medical exaniiner that · \ some of the men wrote letters ' with a similar message: "Your dad didn't suffer." 'The notes said they weren't suffering, they were just· going to sleep," said Cohen, who planned to POMEROY .- A college financial aid workshop for retrieve. her father ··s belongAP Photo seniors who are going .to college next fall and their parent~ . ings to see if he had included Thi. s letter re. l eased by the Toler family. on Thursday in Flatwoods, W.Va. was written by Martin will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Meigs High Scliool such a n·ote in his lunch box . · Toler Jr. , who died with 11 other miners in the Sago mine. The note was given to Martin 's brothlibrary. A representative from the university of Rio Grande The miners died after an er, Tom Toler, by the coroner. It reads "Tell all i see them on the other side JR I love you It \';as' will be speaking. · · · . explosion that rocked the . n't bad just went to sleep" · · min~ Monday morning. . Eleven of the victims were The sole survivo~. 26-year- young children. tors were at the mine Thursday, discovered nearly 42 hours old Randal McCloy Jr., - "Those · men were Iike seeking the cause of the expiO:. after the blast, at the deepest , remained in critical condition brothers. They tool1 care of . sion and a more detailed expla·point of the mine, about 2 I /2 in a coma,' struggling with the each other," he said. nation for the miscommumcamiles from the entrunce, effects of oxygen deprivation was no immediate tion among rescuers· that had There BY DANIEL LOVERING tors treating the miner. behind a curtain-like barrier to hi s vital organs. Doctors relatives believing for three confirmation from officials that ASSOCIATED PRESS WRITER · McCloy was struggling stretched across an opening hours that 12 of the miners had said he may have suffered the men shared their oxygen. . with · the effects of oxygen PITTSBURGH The deprivation to his vital organs, to keep out carbon monoxide, brain damage. On Thursday . Each of the miners had actually survived. Coal mine explosions . are lone survivor of a coal mine including his brain . He will a deadly byproduct of com- aftemoon. he was n1oved from breathing apparatus designed bustion. The 12th victim was to provide typically up to an hour's caused by buildups ~ - hospital in Morgantown to explosion that killed 12 other receive two 90-minute treatbelieved to have· b~en killed naturally occurring one in Pittsburgh for hyperbar- worth of . oxygen , but an of miners was moved· Thursday ments a day for at least three expert said that time could methane gas or highly comic oxygen treatment. to a Pittsburgh hospital to days to remove any remaining by the blast itself. John Groves, whose brothbustible coal dust in the air. The treatment helps get · conceivably be extended. undergo oxygen treatment, amount of carbon monoxide the vic"A lot of it depends on the . but what exactly triggered that er Jerry was one of to the body's ~issues , hospital officials said. from his bQdy and "hopefully · tims , told . The Associated oxygen including the brain, and can circumstances and how big explosion remained unclear. Randal McCloy Jr. was in a limit any injury and hasten his The Charleston (W.Va.). Press that .he knew that at help increase blood cells to you are and how much air coma and appeared to have recovery," Shannon said. least foLir notes ·were left fight . infections . or promote you suck," said Terry Farley. Gazette reported Thursday suffered brain · damage, ''We are doing this because behind. He said his family healing of injuries . an administrator with West that a federal contractor th:>t . according to a doctor. He we want to leave no stone thunderstorms did not receive a note .. "Certainly Mr. McCloy is Virginia 's Offlc.e of Miners' monitors arrived at Allegheny General detected . three lightning Autopsies were under way going to have a tough course," Health Safety and Training. Hospital after being taken by unturned," he said, adding Speaking of seeing his son strikes within five miles of ambulance from West Virginia that McCloy had been sedat- Thursday, and officials would · said Dr. John Prescott at the ed and was undergoing his not comment on the causes of Morgantown hospital. "We on a hospital ventilator. the the mine within a half-hour University's Ruby Memorial first treatment: He said it was · death or how long the men just don't know at this point elder McCloy bro~e down in of Mond tiy' s explosion. The Hospital · in Morgantown, too early for a prognosk tears. "I bent over and kissed contractor. Vai sala Inc .. said Blight have survived . . how things will turn out." W.Va. : said Tom Chakurda, a "There's no panic," his head. l told him that .J two of the strikes. including The miner\ father, Randal Cohen said her father had spokesman a( Allegheny. Shannon said. "There is ceron·e that was four to 10 times the peaceful look of someone McCloy Sr., told The loved him," he said. Weather conditions did not The first of the funerals· a(e . stronger than 1average'. were allow him to · be flown to tainly a sense of concern. · who died from carbon monox- Associated Press that he in critical condition.'' He's set to begin on Saturday. within I 1/2 miles of the believes "in his heart" that ide, and the only mark on his Pittsburgh, Chakurda said. McCloy. 26. of Simpson . Fedeml and state investigamme. body was a bruise on his chest. his son's mostly 50-someM~Cloy was "in. stable "It comforts me ·w know thing colleagues decided durcondition but remain s criti- , W. V~. . was rescued early cally ill as a result of the car- Wedne sday after being he didn ' t suffer and he was - ing their last , desperate hours bid unti l Mei gs County • bon monoxide poisoning trapped in the Sago Mine n't bruised or crushed." she to share their dwindling ·supGrants Admini strator Jean that he suffered." said Dr. near Tallmansville, W.Va. , said . ··J didn' t need a note. I ply of oxygen with his son . Trussell could contlrm that Richard Shannon. who leads for more than 42 hours. think I needed to visualize · because he was the youngest from PageA1 the vehicles met specificaof the group and had two and see him. " the team of Allegheny doc- ·· Twelve other miners died . tions. Trussell al so wanted to show the b.ids to MCCoA tied for the delivery of not "1 realize once it's gone , ·to discu ss probl ems they are who could then take the com- meals . Director Beth Sh:11·er. it' s gone;" Bu ckley said having with dilapidated prop- plaint to either the Meigs Tmssell said th~ estimated and Davenport about the pool. "But if we do erty ncar ·their property on County Sheriff 's Office or Commi ssioner Jim Sheets cost of the speci tied truck it I don 't know how we're . College Street. The couple Pro s ~nltor's Office for decided to table accepting a was $30.-100. from PageA1 going to run it." beli eves the neighboring. actiOIJ . Jacks e~pressed his desire dilapidated property has preCouncil approved repairs . During open discussion SPRING VAlLEY CINEMA7 to keep the pool in the comto the village ' s backhoe vented them from selling 446-45l4 1,10v1E HO-LINt 'Jacks asked about the current FRil/6106 · THURS 1112106 status on the London Pool. munity' while Vanmeter their property. In fact. Mr. which will cost 52650. The ex pressed his desire to use a BOX OFFICE OPENS AT 6:30PM . Holliday said some potemial backhoe 's clutch went out Buckley informed council, MON-THURS, AN OAT 12:30 PM percentage of that FEM A and the repairs will include buyers had tOld him that the that when. the pool was win-' FOR SAT & SUN MATINEES money to build playground condition uL his neighbor\ hydraulics . The Syracuse & ~IF.DICAL EQUIPMF.\T terized recently it was di s'STADIUM SEATING IS NOW covered that several water equipment that would cost a property was why they Board of Public Affairs will . • Home Oxygen AVAILABLE .lines and filters were bad and minimal amount of money to . wouldn't go through with the pay for half of the bill. • Portable Oxygen t HOSTEL (RI Council al so approved tem- • Nehulizers heeded replaced though all maintain when compared to purchase of his property. 1:15 3:15 7:15&9 :15 ' the pool's operational costs. al)d Mfs. Holliday said ·Mr. porary appropriations and • Electric Beds the pumps started. RUMOR HAS IT PG13 9:45 Council has until April to they had . sent in a formal pay rates that will appear in a • WheelchairS Buckley said that at the next CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN 2 . decide if it wants to accept complaint .about the property separate article in Monday's • Diapers council meeting a decision on PG 1:20 3:20 7:20 & 9:20 • Chux what to do with London Pool the money for the decking to the village se·veral month s · The Daily Sentinel. FUN WITH DICK.& JANE •needs to be made so that coun- and until August to decide if ago but the condition of the Coun•il was joined at the • Medicare/Medicaid PG13 1:00 3:00 7:00 & 9:00 We do the billing locally ' cil can proceed with accepting · it wants to accep1 the money neighboring property had not meeting by Street . KING KONG (PG13) for the pool liner repair. ·the Federal Emergency Commissioner Mike Ral ston, 1:45 & 6:45 improved . · · 740-446-0007 Management Agency.(FEMA) Council can still receive a HRONICLES OF NARINA (PG Buckley told the Holl!day s Cottrill and the Hollidays. Toll Free 877·669·0007 money allocated for the dam- portion of that FEMA money that since the vllrage has ntl Absent from the meeting was 1:00 3:40 7:00 & 9:40 ·age done to the facility in the to be used for something like police force the complaint Cunningham due to illness 70 Pine Street • Gallipolis playground equipment· if' it would be given 'to the .mayor and Councilman Joey Riftle. Wcall)' rnn_1td. l\t cart .abort/ yo11 .' September 2004 flood . The FEMA money will nat decides · not to reopen the cover the replacement of the pool birt it must make a decision before ·the April and water lines and filters . Accepting .the money is the August deadline s to detereasy part . it' s findin g the . mine' the amount l'lf funds money tq operate the _pool they arc eligible for . \ · .. ., e.ss Center for Men & anJ Maxine Robe rt once it's repaired that will be - ' Hollicjay approached council the hard part . Saturda~·. Januar~· 7. 2006 Christmas is over. your funds are down. .:~!( ,4/- \ { r . 5 cz- ~~+> t~ p~ ' /'1~ 4 ... ' (~ ;(]'€_' . . ' \1 \ )/~ 'Local Briefs Financial aid worshop planned Budget LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Corrac1ion Polley MINERS -LEFT FAREWELL NOTES ASSURING LOVED ONES THEY DIDN'T SUFFER Surviving miner moved to Pirtsburgh hospital for oxygen treatment . Reader Services 'Obituaries .' The Daily Sentinel • Page As. www.mydailysentinel.com . This type of thing happens on all level s of the media and our Point Pleasant Register is not exempted. On Dec. 23, 2005,. an accident occurred that took twp men's lives. One of those men was Jonathan G. "Rooster" Roush. Jon "Rooster" had reportedly had a long history of drunken. driving. That alleged long history involves one DUI offense eight years ago. At this point in ti111e I must ask, what constitutes long history? For those· readers that weren't fortunate enough to know Rooster, he.was a great man, husband, son,.brother, father, and a dear friend. So please don ' t pass judgment readers on the items we read in the paper' or hear on t,he televisiO'n. Rooster: We love you. John R. Hoffman Clifton, W. Va. I. Friday, January 6, 2006 Office hours ·The Daily Sentinel · -PageA4 By carrier or motor route .One' month .... ,. . . .. . .'10.27 ·. One y8ar . ..... .... . •'123.24 Dally .. .. . . . . ....... .. . .50' . Senior Clllzen rates · 1 One month .• . .. c .• .• . .'9.24 One year . .. . . ...... .1103.90 Subscribers shoukl remrt in advance direct to the Daily Sentinal. No subs criptipn by mail permined in areas where nome earner service is available. 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But not contain something more, even a ·short statement about represents a danger that it can be pern1itted in a ."sci- many scientists (not all) are entitle" class' It is phony. it simply unwilling to confront. is fal se, it "isn ' t scientific" They have spent their lives - meaning it violates the constructing a concept of rule (laid down by whom, by reality 'that satisfies them. the way?) that only purely and is simplicity itself. There materialistic explanations are is no God; the universe had permitted in science classes. no beginning, but has existed They complain that the pro- forever : it is not, and never . ponents of intelligent design was, . "de signed" - it is never publi sh articles in merely the result of an infi"peer-reviewed" . scientific nite 'series of accidents, of Journal s ::- and then excori- which human beings are just ate .f!ny journal that_ dares the latest. · publish such an article . They · 1encourage the proponents will. if nece ssary. as in of intelligent design to be of Dover. haul their rival s into good cheer. Any explanation court and try to drive them of the !lniverse as silly· a~ the out of the classroom by force . one above will collapse, of law. sooner or later, like the One can't help feeling that Soviet Union, and for the there Is something more than same reason: It is too f'lf out a scientific dispute going on . of accord with observable here. The . evolutionist s are reality. And its defenders are not acting like scientists -con- already 'on the run . frontin g an interesting new (William Rusher is a theory. They are acting, to be Distinxuislrt•d Ft•llow of. the· . frank about it, as if they are Claremont Institute for the scared out of their wits -· as 'Study oj Stmesmcmshi!J and if thi' particular thenry Political Phifosoph\:) Syracuse fix (iamily OXYGEN 1st Annual Pajama Party! : · . Treasurer from PageA1 "The public fui1ds which 9re inve sted gen ~ratc " money which helps to keep the coun ty 's tl nances in the black and ;!)so provides a cushion for e mergenc ies, " n •mm e ntcd • Frank . "It 's some ,place to get mone y ·in the event the. .:ounty get s into a big llnancia l proble m." ' The treasurer al so reported that fee s paid to hi s off1ce for co lle c ti on' or currelll and delinquent taxe' genemteu iri 2005 a total of S I02,S1S .N For 2005, the county trca' urer' s office operated on a . bmlgct of $ 100.000. J But are your weight and inches down too? · Call or slop in to ask about our . JANUARY SPECIAl.! . W. Main St., Pomeroy, OH On The Second floor! · 6:00 a.m.-9:00a.m. 'CIMII YHr PIJIIIIS Alllllllll.... II llnWI.. .' ftr $5I Sill CerUitill · .................. . . ••••n canmc•• . wn 3ltlclJ ncelsll; 11ft '511% IR CllriSIIUS hiRIS .... 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Davi s. honored queen elect. Open meeting. · ·saturday, Jan. 21 PORTER Evelyn Monday, Jan. 9 Roush at. the Clark Chapel . POMEROY - Meigs Freewill Baptist Church . .6 County Republican Party, .· p.m. Bad weather cancels. 7:30 p.m.. courthouse. Plans for Lincoln Day Dinner.• . POMEROY · - Meigs Band Boosters, 6:30 p.m., band room . RACINE -Racine Fridav, Jan. 6 Chapter 134. O.E.S., 7:30 HEMLOCK GROVE Meigs County Pomona p.m . at the haJJ." Grange, 7:30 p.m., Hemlock Thursday, Jan. 12 Grange Hall. CHESTER Shade Saturday, Jan. 7 River Lodge 453 , stated Clubs and . organizations meeting, 7:30 Refreshments. DEAR ABBY: I am a 48year-old ·woman who was known by my nickname, Friday, Jan. 6 "Pudge," while I was in high POMEROY - Bedford school because so many other Township Trustees organiza- girls had the same common tional meeting, 7 p.m. ··· . name. After high school, I went back to my given name, and I Saturday, ·Jan. 7 CHESTER - Chester have carefully told all my old Township Board of Trustees friends that, while my nick2005 year-end ·meeting, n name was cute· for a IS-yeara.m., with 2006 organiza~ old. it rio longer suited ·me. tiona! meeting following, at Most of them have made the change out of respect for me .. Chester Town Hall. · What should I tell my docPORTLAND - Lebanon tor's receptionist, who did not Township Trustees, 9 a.rri., know me before, but insists township building. on using my qickname? I have told her I prefer my Monday, Jan. 9 given name, but she refuses to SYRACUSE - Syracuse use it. i don't want to hurt her Water Board, 7 p,m. at vil- feelings', but. I think she should address me as I intra-. lage hall. myself. I see this docduced RUTLAND Rutland tor four times a year,so I see Village Council, .regular session, 6 p.m., council's her often. She also uses the nickname on mail sent to my chambers. home. The best she 'bas ever RUTLAND Rutland Township Trustees organiza- done is to preface it with "Mrs." What should I do? tional meeting, 5 p.m. at the NO NICKNAME, PLEASE Rutland fire station. DEAR N.N.P.: Because you have already spoken to the receptionist, and your requesi has been ignored, your next city/Region step should be to address your High 1Low temps complaint to the doctor. Tell him how annoying it is that she continues to address you by a nickname you'd prefer to forget, and even · puts it on your mail. And be sure to let Young.town • ~~ him know that you . expect 30a 124° . Today's Forecast Forecast for Friday, Jan. 6 Toledo• .. .. ~ 30".I 24' ..;.,;-..;.."' ,, ~· , ··Mansfield• ~ 27" I 20" •; .• •.. • Open house Bradley Michal!! Ha'!'m Dayton , 29' 124" Hamm birth ~":!-.... L..:) . o---..... Internet photos and phone calls are enough for her. She is very involved with her ' friends, card games, weightloss programs, Red Hat Society. etc. She is only ·72 Dear and.healthy and wealthy. Abby I am very hurt- that she makes . no effort at all to see us. We can't afford to tly six of us there even once a year to visit. Have you any suggeshim to put a stop to it, because tions? I think: she is being · if he doesn't, you will take selfish, bur don't know how your 6usiness elsewhere. That to fix the problem, and ·my should "cure" the problem. husband is very hurt by it. - .,. DEAR ABBY: I have been · FORGOTTEN IN IDAHO happily married for five years DEAR FORGOTTEN: You to a wonderful man I met on can't change another person; the Internet. He moved here you can only change the way to Idaho after our marriage. you react to that person . .Your (He's from Minnesota). · mother-in-law appears to be We have traveled by road or selfish and self-centered; but by plane four ·or five times much as you would like to, over the last five years to you can't change her. Minnesota .to visit his rei a-.. Continue to send her cards, tives. However, my in-laws . photos and updates on · her have made only one attempt grandchildren's progress. to come to visit us. My father- However, you and your.. husincJaw has since passed away. band will be less hurt and disWe !lew to Minnesota for his appointed if you . accept the funeral. . fact that his mother is tlawed, We have attempted many do .not personalize it any furtimes to coax my" mother-in- ther and go on with your law to come to Idaho to vtstt liv66. Trust me on that! us and the four grandkids we Dear Abby is written by have had over the_last fiv,e Abigail Van Buren, also years , but she chums she s known as Jeanne Phillips, afraid of flying. When we and · was founded by her suggested taktng a bus, she mother, Pauline Phillips. came up wtth another excuse. Write Dear Abby at We invited his. mother to www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Idaho for Christmas and again Box 69440 . Los Angeles, CA she refused, saying e-mail. 90069. ' to honor Rio Grande's Dorsey 30'1 26' announced South G·allia 64, Hannan 35 Alexander 47, Meigs,39 Marietta '61, Gallia Academy 37 Eastern 51 , Federal Hocking 30 Chesapeake 39, River Valley 35 Miller 66, Sou.~ern 44 Friday,January6,2oo6 Prep . Basketball - Tri-Valley Conference Lady:Eaglessoar p~st Federal Hocking, 51-30 BY lARRY CRUM LCRUMI/iiMYDAILYREGISTER.C0\1 LocAL SCHEDULE GALliPOLIS - A schedule of upcoming coiiQQa and high school varsity sporting ENenls involving teama from Gallia. hAeigs and Mas9n counties. ' frld~s rmel BoyS ai 8tball . f-tannan at Wahama; 7:30p.m. . Trimble at Eastorn, 8 p.m. Chesapeake at River Valley, 7:30p.m. Meigs at Nelsonville·Yort., 8 p.m. Point Pleasanl at Revenswood, 7:30p.m. Gallia Acatlemy at Marietta, 7:30 p.m. . 0\/CS at Teays Valley; 3 p.m. South,Gallia at Ironton St. Joe, a p.m. Glrla Basketball OVCS at Teays Valley, 4;30 p.m. Point Pleasant at Poca, 7:30p.m. · Wrestling . Point Pleasant, Meigs·, Wahama at JCI Salyrdgv 'a ggmes Boys Basketball · Meigs at Southern, 6 p.m . Eastern vs . North Adams , (at Oonvo, Athens), 4:15p.m, Gallia Academy at Portsmouth , 7:30p.m. ~WMarys at Hannan, 7:30p.m. Girls Basketball .. Adarils Cq. Chris!l.8n at Southam, 1 p.m. Wreatllng Gallia Academy at River Valley, TBA Point Pleasant at JCI, TBA · River Valley Invitational. 10 a.m. ., College Basketball Rio Grande at Malone, 7:36p.m, Women's College Basketball Rio Grande at Malone, 5:30p.m. STEWART - After a slow stJart saw Federal Hocking only down · one after one quarter of play, the Eastern girls stepped up and · 'went on a run, easily pu.tting away the Lady .LaJ!cers 5130 Thursday night. . Led by Erin. Weber, who posted a double-double with a game high I 9 points and 15 rebounds, t11e Lady Eagles posted a IS-4 run in the second quarter", to edge away from a narrow -one point lead after the first quarter of play, taking a I 2point lead into the break. r~~ Wasting third to take nine to help the visitors pull no . time, a comfprt- away for their third win of able 43-20 . !he season. Eastern con- ' to lead into the The ' Lady Eagles also tinued l I . J on final canto s. worked efficiently passing pile points in the Forcing · a the ball, posting II assists, ~' third as the tota! of 17 led by Jillian B(amwn and '" ' Lady Eagles L a n c e r Jessica Hupp wit~ three •. ' \ '-.li"l' posted 17 turnovers , apiece , while tire\ Lady Eastern con- Lancers could only muster points in the third quarter tinued much six ass ists on the night. Weber with strong · Janna Hupp of the same However Federal Hocking s h0 0 t i ng in the final did . own al)d edge the from . behind the arc by period as the Lady Eagles boards, posting 45 rebounds Jenna Hupp, who scored 14 put the game away and held to Eastern's 40, bu·t the points in the game. on for the 21-point vi'ctory: numerous tumovers proved Eastern was able to "turn fatal for the Lady Lancers ' Along. with the offensive surge, the green and white numerous FederaL Hocking on the evening. stepped up defensively as turnovers into points, while · Eastern was led by Weber well, limiting the · Lady .the Lady Eagles limited with 19 points an (I 14 Lancers to six points in the their own giveaways to only rebo.unds, Jenna Hupp with ~l '" " . .. ~ " ,, Monday, January 9 . Girls Basketball Meigs at Eastern. 7:30p.m. South Point at AI\/Br Valley, 7:30p.m Wellston at Southern. 6 p.m. Bv ScoTT WoLFE INSIDE RACINE- Jenna Bolyard tossed in a career high 17 points as' the Miller Falcons (4-6) defeated the Southern L a d y Tornadoes (4-4) 66-. 4 Local weather a Local stocl<s Proud to be apart of .·· · your life. · \Dlr. l&~lly tK. t]~Iil~ ~litJ~~R~~@J~~ Auto Accidents Workers' Compensation Ctnrorl".tt.:tor ill 'lbt.: year 1991!1 v.r \n en'"'~'""'';' 5ociety ~1cm~r ~{ An'R:ncan Boord of hl'enli~ PmfcHs:ands lU )I'S l'Xj).!ricOCt' \kmhtr <AA.trM.:riUUl Ac-.tdrm} nf Mt'diWJ.IAcupuncture: ·1st Annual PaJama Paty! Sq. ft. Sq, Ft. ......... ... . 6:00 a.m.-9:00a:m. 'CtmiiR Yllf Pllllllll billa blll'llllil ...... =304-273-5321 ,, ~ Ravenswood, WV • Rio Grande.to host' skills clinic RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande women\ and men ·s basketball programs are team!ng up . to ho st a Basketball Fundamental skill s clinic at the Lyne Center on Sunday, January 8 for boys and girls in grades 3-8. ·Registration for the event is set for 1-:30 p.m . Admission consists of bringing one can ried or box<;d .. food item for the university's Champions of Character Food Drive. " ·For m·ore information con - · tact Rio Grande · head · ·women's coach David Smalley at (740) 245-7491 or 1-800-282-720 I or by email at dsmalley @rio .edu. Sport~ ~tatt '50% en 1:111'111111111111• 1111 ~-1Ht111 IIICIIII. . ·' Chiropnctic Center BRIEFS Phone - 1-740-4'46-2342 ext. 33 Fax - 1-740-446-3008 E-mail- s port ~@ myda11ys~nt1net . com ~ . • Texas starts colleGting prizes. See Page 86 • High school basketball seoreboard. See Page B6 CONI'ACTS Saturday, January 7, 2006 Flr$511111~ aavenswood 316 Wash!n ton St. Sq. Ft. ., 111111 31'"*» ....en rece•ilft.cerdlellll • Spnn~ lnjunt:<; • \11~~ ln.;ur.ti!C("~ • M~o-'l.hcarc : Sume da~ npp~ • i\ clipuncturc:- I .66¢ .17 .884 Brad Sherman, Sports Editor (7401 446-2342 . ... 33 ·' ' _ bsherman@ ~_vda1tytnbv n e . com Bryan Watters , Sports Writer (740) 446~2342. ""· 23 bwa lters@ myda•lytr1 bune .com 106 West Main Street l'<.,m•,rnv OH 45769 1701 - --------- Larry Crom, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342. eJCt. 33 tcrum@.rny.dallyreg!ster com -~ - - --- -- - ~---- ~ with six ppints and I"rebounds, Alison Deddens with four points and Vanessa Castle. Summer -Hatfield and Brittany King with two pqints each. £astern will look to build oi'l' of Thursday' s win )llhen they face cou~va l Meigs 7:30p.m. Monday at' home . . SPORTS CORRESPONDENT .G graduates from Army basic training 14 points, Jillian Brannon with >eve n points, Katie Hayman with six points and Jessie · Hupp with five points, three assists and three steals . .· · · Federal Hocking was Jed by Emily Ounfee. who post~ ed 14 points. three steals and three assists , Ryan Fieler Miller mauls Southern. STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM Hocking College and Washington State Community College, increased the number RIO GRANDE An open of scholarships offered. crealCincinnati house· in honor of Dr. . Barry ed on-line courses, exparfled • 33' 126' RACINE - Chri s and Dorsey, president of the , the evening and weekend Anita Hamm of Raci ne· University of Rio Grande/Rio courses, and offering a pro~ Portsmouth • announce the birth of their Grande Community College, gram wh~re students can earn l____2) . 35• I 28? third child, . son, Bradley has been set for Tuesday, Jan. their associate's or bachelor's Michael.· He was born on I0 from 4 tG 7 p.m. at Bob Nov. 30 at . St. Josephs Evans Farms Hall on the Rio degrees just by taking classes Hospital Parkersburg, W.Va. on the weekends. ' Grande campus. , ~ , Cloudy ~ 1::;:r- ~ Flurries lcfl . weighing 7 pounds I ounce. . Dorsey recently announced Enrollment.has skymcketed • Partly /)",_ .'7-;-r,i' ~~.' ~ "•"' ~'Grandparents are Glenn "C___) snowera Cloud~ Allin ~ • • Snow ~ . ••••• that he is leaving Rio Grande under · Dorsey's watch. 1, , and Connie Collin . of in order to takeanother posi. increasing by more than 1,000 · WeatllellkldergrOU'ld • AP Pomeroy and Tom and Linda tion in Vir.ginia, and the open students per semester during Hamm of Racine. GreatDr. Barry Dorsey · 200S ~ . house will allow area resihis tenure. The spnng grandparents are Betty dents to say goodbye to the · As rio Grande's 18th presi- enrollment of 2,984 was the Deering of Flatwoods, Ky., Rio Grande leader. dent, Dorsey held 'the position · ·htghest ever at Rto Grande. . Pauline Payne. Virgil and No~. Dorsey ts movmg on The open house will also at a time when the average Mary l;lamrn, and Evelyn · Friday... Cioudy with 20 cloudy with a 30 percent Hollon, all of Racine. percent cllf!nce of snow chance of showers. Lows in feature a few remarks from term for a college president is to help another college and the Mr. and Mrs. Ham m have showers. HighS in the mid · the mid 30s. individuals such as· · Dr. arounp seven ydrs. ' '" people_ ..w.ho h ve near that son. Colton and a daughter, · 30s. · Northwest Herman Koby, chair ·of I the Among the many accom· mstnuuon. The New College winds Monday and Monday Valerie. around 10 mph. night.;. Mostly cloudy . with Rio Grande Community pli shments during Dorsey 's of Vrrgrm a, Lpcated at Friday. night ... Mostly a 40 percent chance of College Board of ·Trustees, tenure Rio Grande has Martmsvtlle m 'Southern cloudy. Lows around 20 . rain. Highs in the mid 40s . . and Gre~ Fields, chair of the expanded its programs to the Virginia .. wil1 open for stuMcCai~ University of Rio Grande Meigs Center. in Middleport. dents m erther the fall of 2006 West winds 5 to 10 mph. Lows in the mid 30s. ·Board ofTrustees. . h f 11 f 2007 D · ·Saturday... Mostly cloudy. Tuesday... Mostly . cloudy Koby and Fields are inviting created new academic pre- or t e a o . orsey High s in the upper 30s: with a 40 percent chance of all area residents to attend the grams, installed state-of-the- was . asked to apply for the Southwest winds I0 It! 15 showers. Highs around 50. .open house and wish Dorsey. art technology on campus, position by the former govermph. • Tuesday night ... Mostly 'well in his ne·w position. started -new programs such as nor of Virginia. and was . POMEROY - Army Pvt. Saturday night... Partly cloudy. Lows iri the lower Dorsey has served as Rio the Madog Center for Welsh intrigued by the idea of helpJason L. McCain has gradu- cloudy. Not as cool with 30s. Grande's president for the past Studies, constructed new ing to develop ·totally "new ated· from basic combat lows in the lower 30s. Wednesday and I4-1/2 years. He will be Jeav- facilities, raised money in programs. training at Fort Jackson, Southwest winds 5 to · I0 Wednesday night ... Part Iy ing Rio Grande this month to ambitious fund-rai sing camFor more information on Columbia, S.C. mph . cloudy. Highs in the mid . become the executive director paigns, began offe·ting bacheTuesday's open house. cat! During the nine weeks of Sunday ... Mostly clmJdy. 40s. LOws in the mid 30s. of the New College of lor's d~gree courses at (800) 282-720 1. training, the soldier studied · High> in the mid 40s. Thursday ... Partly cloudy. Virginia ·· . Planning the Army mission. hi story, Sunday night ... Mostly Highs in the " lower 50s. Martinsville, Commission in traditi on and core values, an Va. p~ysical fitness, and · Dorsey led Rio Grande durreceived instruction · and ing a period of tremendous practice in ba>ic combat growth in numerous skill s, military weapons. 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"I am grateful to each · STARTING AT STARTING AT .ST1 \RTIN(; AT Harley Davidson - 51.60 Advisors of Hilliard Lyons In of you for your work to grow Subscribe today • 992-2155 JPM- 39.74 · Gallipolis. and develop the institution." 4 *Columbus Thureday,'e games High schoOl glrta basketball p.m. Public meetings The Daily Sentinel locAL ScoREBOARD Friday, Januacy 6, 2006 Community Calendar I .. Brad Sherman/photo Me1gs ' Meghan Clelland, left, and Alexander's Lauren Raines (15) dive for a loose ball during the first half of Thursday's Tri-Valley Conference Ohio Division contest in Rock Springs. Alexander sinks Lady Marauders at foul line BY BRAD SHERMAN BSHERMA~@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM ROCK SPRINGS Alexander 's Lauren Raine s made her first free throw. then after mi ssing the back end, .grabbed the offensive rebound and scored. Not oniy did the sequence serve the back-breaker late in the (ourth period · consider it a microcosm of Thursday's _girls basketball as game. Be~gal~ ·F r e e throw s and sec o nd c ha n ce p o i n t s bailed -o ut the Lady SpartanS, who · survived ·a major scare Wolfe to defeat the young. aiJ.ing Meigs Lady Marauders 47-39 at Larry R. Morrison didn't allow the Lady Marauders to score again until the final buzzer. . ·Despite winning. Spartan coac h Denton Guthrie. · whose team wa s a heaV\' favori te. was left scratching his head after yet another lackluster.effort on the road. ··we're not playing ve ry well on the road. we seemed to not play our game for some reason - it's lik.c Please see Mauls, Bl .Please see Sinks. Bl· looking for Steelers to run iii playoffs . CINCINNATI (API Ben Rocthlisberger dropped back and let it· tly 41 times. He threw deep. he ihrew short. he threw evervwhere. Thi s .was .a side of the "Pittsbur~h Steelers that no one had seen before . The lasi time the y played the Cincinnati Bengals. the·Steelers tried to beat th"em in a shootout. · Roethlisberger set career highs in every category while going 29-cif-4 1 · for 386 yards and three touchdowns. Bad n1ove . Pittsburgh learned the hard way that it's tou gh" to beat the Bcngal s ( 11-5) in a wide-open game. As they prepare for their rematch in the first round of the playoffs Sunday. everyone expects the Steelers ( 11 -.5) to get back to what they do best - let Roeth lisherger hand !he hall to someor1e else. · "I kno·w the Steeler' would love to come in and run the football. " Bengal' running ba~k Rudi Johnson ~tlld. Gymnasium. Alexanqer niade 27 fre.e throws. 17 more than Meigs attempted. and hauled in 22 offensive rebounds - helping offset a oight filled with poor shooting and 26 lUfOOV$!rS. Meigs actually led after three quarters. ·and was up 37-33 after Megan Clelland nailed a 3-pointer to open the fourth. However.. Alexander regrouped to score the next 14 points and 4 Thursday · evening in Hayman gymnasium during a girl's varsity Hocking Division baske.tball contest . · Ten Falcons hit the scoring column to lead coach Mark . Fortney's team to victory. Behind Bolyard' s . sharp shooting and ability to outrun the Tornadoes down the Ooor, Miller blitzed to the decisin win. Bolyard notched 17 points. Emily Bray had nine. · Randi Toth nine. Courtney Hoops eight, · Ashley Heavener eight, Kelsie Brown five. Laura Spencer three, Jenna Murphy four and Cheryl I;!durne three . - . · Southern was Jed by' Linda Eddy with 13 points, while . Virginia Brickles added eight. Whitney · Wolfe-Riftle six. Ashley Robie six. Sarah Eddy six. Georgetta Brickles two, Chelsea Pa·pe two and Emma Hunter one. Rachael Pickens played a good inside defensive game. · Miller broke a 6-6 tie and rolled on to a 12-8 lead at the end of the first quarter. Southern was impatient in its offense and had I0 first quarter turnoYers. which ultimate_ly led to i\S demise .. Brown scored five for Miller and Eddv had four to allow Southern to keep pace. Turno,·ers. con tin ued to · riague Southern in the. secnnd quarter. and defensive hreakdowns allowed Miller to take control. Miller went Plttsb!Jrgh at Cincinnati · . Sunday, 4:30 p.m. He gets no :lrgument in Pitt,\JUrgh. which is at its best when it ·'tays basic. Forty-one passes"' "Not 40.'' Steelers running hack Jerome Bettis saiL!. "That\ too man\ . That\ usually · a ·sign of bei l{g behind ... • So, where i> the cutoff point for passing '' ' "Thirty? Well. that\ ,till a little high:· the Bu s .said. " I think 2:\ is about the optimum numhcr. l"nt C(ifllfortable with that." Some other numhcrs hac·k him up . · In the past 31 -. ~ame, .- !he StecJcr, arc 30-0 with one tie when a running back reaches 100 vards. The\ came to Cincinnati on Oct. 2.' and-run 47 times. for a season-high · 221 ) ards: setting up a. 27- 13·win. The nrnning game was so Jominant that Jay that Roethli sberger threw onlY 1-1 times. . completing "nine pa>'es for 93 vard;, . The Bengal< were "1rpriseJ that· the Steele"~ went out <If cllaructer in th~ rematch . running oniy .:!S time.., while throwing it -11 time,. Th ~ game turned on three interception' hj Roet·hlisbergcr. who wa ~ pia~ ing with an injured thumh. Rnctlllisher~er then led the Steeler' to four >traiuht vicrorie., and ihe final AFC wild carJ . He wouldn't mind trying tll nne-up Bengals quartcrbac· k Ci1r"m Palmer again on SunJaj . "The Ja,t t_ime we plaj cd them at ll<llllC. II'C thrc\\ .a lot more." "rid Rncthlhhcr~er. \\ho h~~ ,n· t thnJWil · more thotn --~() time.., in any t:a me ,ince. "I 1h1ni- if we dpn't turn the hall o•·er. then we probably win that game So 1f it comes·down to that. I ihink \\'C c·an (win)." So Jocs rccei\·er HitW > Ward. who had nine c·atc:hcs for 135 vards and a pair ·~f touchdo\\·ns in' Pitisburgh. He C\"Cll tweaked the Bengal, by dmng the kke1 Shuflle - their·celebration dance' fr;1111 Jhe 19RR Super Bowl sea:-.nn - after one ~core . · · "If \le Jpn "t turn the ball over, we "in I ha t ~ame." \\"ard said . ·"That"s just poim:-blanl-. · "We maj not bt- a pa>Smg team. but if thej· l-eer rutting eight or nine tat the line of scrimma)!e I and we · re not getting anything don~. then you haYe t<J ·pa" the ball. You paj the quarter-· bac·k big mnncj. j nu pay the re,·ei•·cr' to m~tkc big play, . You have to go <'lll anJ t"e them ." It mal-e' nwrc sen'e to run. Kan sas City\ Ltrr) Johnson ran for 201 Please see Run. Bl �Page 82 • The Daily Sentmd www'.inyd~tilysentinel.com Friday, January 6, 2006 Friday, January 6, 2006 www.mydallysentlnel.com Marietta runs past Gallia ·Academy Lady Rebels rout Hannan, 64-35 BY BRYAN W4LTERS Bv lARRY CRUM BWALTERS@MYDAILYTRIBUNE COM I I ,. I I I GALLIPOLIS ~' G.tlltd Academy dropped to 50llthl' · gtrl' basketball se.tson lollowmg Thur~day's til -37 setback to Ma11ett.t in Southea,tern Ohto Athleill' League actton The Blue Ange ls (5-5. 1-'i SEOAL) were ued at IQ "' te1 etght nunutes of pl.ty. but a 15-of-48 shoottng performance (3 I pe1 cent) .md ,, \-l 19 rebo undtng dtscrep.tn<: y allowed the VISIIIIl£ Ttge1s (57, 3-2) to run .tw.ty with the tnumph MHS shot 48 j:leicent (26of-54 ) 111 the comcst .md opened up the second quartc1 Wtth a 7-0 1'1111 IOI .t 17- 10 advantage The ~uc'h •f•n tshed the {lll olllei on ,, 'i -1 spurt to t.Jke ,, 22- 1-l l~d 1nto the bre.tk From there M.tnctt.t "oulu shoot 51 percent 111 the second half to close out the cnnte't on a 39-23 mn lo1 the 24-pomt wm. The Orange .md Black led 39-26 after thtee quarteiS The Blut: and Wh1te held the first lead of the n1ght at 10 after Lmdsey Niddy converted a ftee throw at the 5 56 mark. Manetta countered wt th .1 basket from Bre DaviS tor a 21 edge. but the busts answered when R.t~hel Jones nalled a short JUmpet at 3 58 for a 3-2 advantage Jackie Wamsley extended the lead to three with a layup .at the 3 19 mark ol the ftrst quarter, but Manetta came back with a 6-0 run 1hat gdve the guests a 9-5 edge Niday pulled the g.une back ' to w1thm a pomt on a layup, but Megan Flemmg gave MHS a I0-7 lead on a layup with 25 seconds remaJ nmg 111 the opemng quarter Bnttany Elhott nwled a tnfecta Just before the buzzer to nod the game at 10 after etght mmutes of play. Manetta held GAHS wtthout a field goal until the 2 40 mark of the second quarter and established a 22-11 lead with 3.40 remaming until half. Jones ended the first half sconng With a 3-pomter to tratl 22-14 at mtermtsswn GAHS ftmshed the first half Bryan Walters/photo Gall1a 'Academy's Bnttany Elliott makes a pass to the wmg durIng Th ursday's Southea·stern Oh1o Athletic League contest aga1nst Manetta m Gallipolis Ell1ott had f1ve steals, all 111 the f1rst half 111 the 61 37 setback to the •Lady T1gers. JUSt 5-of-23 fiom the fteld for 22 percent. mcludmg a dtsmal l-ot -9 effort 111 the second stanza. The hosts .tlso had I0 turuovers dt the break. three less than their opponents Conversely, Manetta natled I 0 of tts 24 first half shot .tttempts and held an 18-11 1cboundmg edge ove1 16 nunutes. The Lady T1ge1 s mcreased thetr lead to 18 With a I0-0 run ove1 the opemng 2 43 of the second half. Wamsley ended a 3.55 scormg drought with a layup to pull the deftcit to 32-16. That basket ignited a Gallia A.cademy 12-7 run over the fi nal four minutes to pull w1tlun 13 headed tnto the fmale. Manetta held the hosts scoreless for over four mmutes down the stretch and held a 50-30 lead With 4 30 remammg The Ttgers also shot 69 percent (9-of-13) from the fteld m the last etght mmutes MHS had stx players reach the sconng column, mcluding four with double ltgures, led by T1a Rose's 15 pomts. Bre Davis .followed wtth 14 po1nts, while the duo of Samantha Grosklos and Jamie McKitnck chtpped in 13 aptece Grosklos also had a with I0 double-double rebounds Wamsley was the only Blue Angel to reach double digits with 12 pomts. Jones followed with eight markers, Ryann Leslte added stx and the tno of Elhott, Ntday and Alex1s Ge1ger contributed three each m the loss. Ntday led GAHS wah nine caroms, seven of which carne m the first half Manetta cla1med a sweep with a 42-30 vtctory m the JUntor varsity tilt. Molly Mtracle led the Ttgers wah W pomts m the triumph, wh1le Michelle Johnson had a game-high II markers in the setback. Gallta Academy returns to actton Thursday when U hosts Athens m another SEOAL contest. Game time · is slated for 5:30p.m. Sinks as Raiders fall to Chesapeake, 39-35 from PageBl we're unfocused," he satd Alexander (8-2) ts sui! a respectable 3-1 away from "The Alley," but lost at league-leadmg NelsonvtlleYork and struggled at M1ller and Wellston The Lady Spartans overcame a stm1lar performance at Metgs on Thursday to stay near the top of the Tn-Valley Conference Ohio D1v1sion by winmng their fourth league tilt in live tnes Kei!ee Guthne , v. hose most success came from the hne, led Alexander wuh 13 pomts thanks to a 9-of-1 0 performance at the stnpe Jamt ·Turrill added a dozen points as well as leadmg her club m rebounds and steals Coach Carl Wolfe's Lady Marauders, v. ho were wtthout two starters, conversly remamed winless m four TVC-Ohio contests and fell to 3-6 Clelland made a tno of 3pomters and scored 13 pmnts to pace Me1gs wh1le freshman Caue Wolfe added I0. Melissa Gruescr went for eight whtle Cay Ia Lee, Joey Haning, Amy Barr and Brittany Preast all chipped tn two apiece . Amber Burton at:td Bnttany Hysell both mi ssed the game. Burton could be back next week wh1le Hysell ts out indetimtely Jenmfer Smtth also mtssed the game for Wolfe 's club As a result, many young players were forced mto actiOn "Our young ktds dtd step ll up', and I thought defensi vely we dtd play well enough," commented Wolfe But Me1gs suffered through two long sconng droughts dunng the game The home team went more than SIX mmutes in the second quarter wtthout scoring, then endured a more damagmg seven-mulUte scoreless span m the fourth · "We really don 't know how to wt n yet, and we stii I make those little m1 stakes," explamed Wolfe. who saw ASHTON, W.Va. - I t was a slow start out of the gates, but once the South Gallia gtrls got ·up and runmng, it was off to the races The Lady Rebels, with only a one point lead after the first quarter, went on a 17-6 run m the second quarter behind an oppresstve defense which forced 23 Hannan turnovers as South Gallia eastly cru1sed to a 64-35 vtctory Thursday mght m Ashton. Led by Jenmfer Shendan, who posted a team htgh 16 points, and Ashley Clark, who had a strong defenstve game with' seven rebounds, three ass1sts and three steals to go along with I0 points, the South Gallia Lady Rebels took command of the contest early m the second quarter as the defense began to smother any offens1ve life Hannan could muster The visttm~ red and gold Larry Crum/photo posted 17 pomts m the sec- South Gall1a's Jenn1fer Shendan IS fouled by· Han nan s ond quarter after the slow Tabitha Payne (10) while covert1ng a layup dunng the Lady start, while holding Hannan Rebel's 64-35 wm on Thursday. Shendan led all Rebels to only six po,nts.-as Soutb.... w1th-1.6. poJnts ~ ----~~"-c----Gallta took a comfortable 24Gallta defense agam shu t three steals, Lacy Lester and 12 lead mto the lockeroom down the Hannan offense Jessica Cantrell w1th tom The Lady Wildcats tned to charge back m the third with and scored numerous pomts pomts and Jtll Swam wtth three pomts , strong play from Brittany. on the transition. W1th anqther soltd perforThe Lady Rebels forced a Sabolsky, who posted six of her 10 points m the third total of 23 turnovers on tha mance from Stover and quarter to go along with 11 night, while limttmg thetr Sabolsky. Hannan came out strong m the lirst quarter but rebounds and four blocks, but own giveaways to only 13. Helpmg South Gallia post were overcome by the strong the Lady Rebels proved too strong on the night Nikki such a strong defens1ve effort Rebel defense The Lady Fulks and her eight pomts was the play of Clark, Jesstca Wildcats d1d outrebound allowed South Galha to edge Cantrell and Chelsea Stowers South Gallia v.~th 33 boards. further away, holdmg a 38-20 as the team posted 17 total but could not convert on as edge after three quarters of steals and grabbed 31 many p,tsses wtth only SIX usststs rebounds on the night. play. Hannan was led on the Offenstvely, the red and Hannan final! y carne to hfe mght by Stover wtth 18 m the fourth when Summer gold also convened a h1gh Stover posted four straight 3- percentage of their shots and pomts, four treys, four pomters to give her a game passed very efficiently w1th rebounds and two asststs, high 18 points, but 11 was too 16 assists, led by Shendan Sabolsky wtth 10 pomts, I l late as only one other gtrl and Stowers with four aptece rebounds and four blocks, from the Lady Wildcats South Gallia was led on the Brooke Wtlhams wtth three scored in the quarter as South night by Sheridan with 16 pomts, Tabitha Bowman wtth Gall ia piled on 26 more points and four assists, fol- two points and stx rebounds points, wtth Jenmfer lowed by Clark w1th 10 and Ahsha Cornell with two Sheridan accountmg for 14 points, seven rebounds, three points and two rebounds. South Gallta looks to build of the points m the final can- asststs and three steals, off of its strong wm when the tos as the Lady Rebels rolled Chelsea Canaday wtth etght points, Nik:i Fulks wtth e1ght Lady Rebel s return to acuon to the 29-pomt vtctory. It was the second meeltng points, three rebounds and 6 p.m Thursday, January 12, between the two schools thts four steals, Chelsea Stowers while Hannan returns to season, producing the same with seven points, f1ve actwn Tuesday at Oh10 result as an oppressive South rebounds, four assists and Valley Chnsttau School STAFF REPORT SPORTS@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM Brad Sherman/photo Me1gs· Joey Hanmg, nght, dnves to the baselme aga1nst an Alexander defender dunng Thursday's TVC Oh1o contest m Rock Sprmgs hts g1rls turn the ball over 15 times tn the fmal stanza alone. Meigs had 32 misCues for the game But the performance was an encouragmg one for Meigs, whtch may be turmng the comer toward a successful second half of the season run "lf,we can wm a couple of games m-a-row, I thmk we' II gam some confidence and we' ll be a better team," Wolfe satd Alexander shot the hornbly all game. both from the hne and the fteld , but used 10 · makes from the free throw hne m the fourth quarter to pull out the come-from behmd vtctory "We bastcall) made (!ree throws) m the fourth quarter, we d1dn 't make very many unl! l the fourtlj quarter;'' Guthne stated "I feel like we're gettmg Wide open shots, they're JUSt not gOt ng down " Overall, Alexander shot a mi serable 19 percent (I 0-of52) from the field and was 27-of-4 1 from the free throw Ime. Metgs, on the other hand, went to the Ime JUSt 10 tunes, makmg eight The Lady Marauders went to the chan ty stnpe once m the second half, compared to 28 tnps for Alexander. ''They were gomg to the Ime scormg the easy way and we weren't sconng," saJd Wolfe Metgs held an edge m total held goals, 14-10. Alexander JUmped out to a 8-0 lead m the opemng quarter, but Meigs rattled off nine unanswered to take a 9-8 at the 3..25 mark Alexander held a 14-13 edge after the first eight mmutes ' The Lady Spartans padded that lead early-on m the second stanza It was 23-15 before Metgs fmally scored Its first points, a patr of Hamng free throws, w1th 1.48 remammg before halftime Those did spark a mllll· run however, as Clelland scored back-to-back buckets and Caue Wolfe convened a layup to cut the deficit to 2521 at the break The Lady Marauders outscored the Lady Spartans 13-8 m the thtrd quarter, which netted the Maroon and Gold a 34-33 edge cntenng the final canto Alexander. though, held Meigs to five potnts over the fmal quarter while amass mg 14 en route to the wm There was no JUmor varSity game Alexander faces undefeated Tnmble on Saturday Me1gs IS at co unty nval Eastern on Monday CHESAPEAKE - The duo of Sarah Rucker and Rachel Hams combmed for over 79 percent of Chesapeake's offense Thursday in a 39-35 home victory over Rtver Valley tn Ohw ~ Valley Conference actton Rucker, a 6-foot-4 center, had a double-double w1th 19 points, I0 rebounds and ftve blocked shots for the Lady Panthers (3-6, 1-3), wlule Harns added 12 markers and two blocks to the tnumph. Run The Lady Ratders (27, 1-3) trailed 2!2I 0 at intermisswn, but a 17-8 thtrd quarter run pulled the Stiver and Black to Payne wtthin a possess1,on (30-27) headed toto the stretch run Chesapeake, who recetved five pot'nts from Rucker in the fourth , closed the contest out with a 9-8 run to secure the squad's f1rst con- what they need to be as a defense "Just to see the kmd of • pass1on we played wllh in from Page 81 that game, even when things d1dn ' t go right," yards and a career-hi~h three defenstve tackle John touchdowns Sunday m a 37- Thornton satd "That's 3 wtn over Cmcmnat1, how you've got to play which looked dismterested And when you don't, the m the final regular-season result will be what hapgame pened (tn Kansas Clly) Coach Marvm Lewts had when ~ou don ' t play a h1s pljlyers watch him of' game IJke every thing's on thetr wm m Ptttsburgh this the lme." week to remind them of Everyone knows what 's •, Mauls from PageBl up by 12 pomts at 23-11 but by the half, good foul shooting allowed Southern to cut the lead to seven at 25 - 18 Southern had a dtfficult ttme tmdtng the hot shootmg Bolyard m the th1rd quarter and although Southern out rebounded Mtiler for the game, the Tornadoes had no offenstve rebounds m the f1rst ftve possessiOns of the thtrd quarter That led to I0 stratght M1ller pomts, etght of whtch came from Bolyard on the right wmg The last Bolyard bucket prompted a Southern ttme-out but the damage had been done m thwartmg Southern's comeback hopes Miller went up 33-18 before Southern hitthe scorm ~ column on an Rob1e dnve. On the board s Rtflle had a tremendous reboundmg mght with 15 rebounds, especmlly on the oltenstve end but was unable to convert the rebounds 1nto scores. R1flle d1d have fte Important second half pomts with a 4-6 ntght at the hoe After gotng down by 15 potnts Southern cut the lead to ftve potnts, but then fell apart and Miller rolled to a 46-32 lead after three rounds Boly,ard contmued her terror tn the fourth quarter for M1ller with nine fourth quarter pmnts Southern contm- ference wm of the year Beth Payne paced RVHS wlth 19 points, Mackenzie Cluxton followed wtth ftve , and the duo of Rachel Walburn and Kirsten Carter chipped III wtth four aptece Brooke Taylor and lhana Corftas rounded out River Valley's scormg wuh two and one, respe ct1~e ly f.'·atge Nelson h.td SIX pomts for CHS mthe win r River Valley won the f1rst contest back m December, 45-42 The Rmders return to OVC actiOn Monday when they host South Pomt Game t1me IS slated lor 6 p.m on the ltne. And the Bengals fi gure the Steelers are gomg to let BettiS and company take thetr best shot aod runnmg them out of the playoffs "G uys tn thts locker room are used to playing Pittsburgh, so n's not llke there' s anyth1ng mystenous out there," linebacker Bnan Stmmon s sa1d ''We know who th ey ,ue and what they ' 1e about " At least , they thought they dtd ued selection of bad passGS that resulted tn 2S turnovers M1ller out~cOI ed Southern 20-12 m the ftnale to clmm the 66-44 V. I II Southern hit 15-73, hitting 0-h three's, and hilling 1430 free throws Southern had 44 rebounds (Wolfe- Rtftl e 15 , Rob1e 7. VIrgtm.t Bnckles 8), 28 tu11tover> . SIX asSISts (Wolfe-Riffle 2I and 24 fouls Miller htt 25-49 for 51 percent, hit 2-7 three's, and was 14-31 at the !me. Mtller had 30 rebounds (Hea>ener 8). ten turnovers. 5 a"" t' and 27 fou ls There was no reserve _:, game Southern hosts Adam' Count y ChiiStmn on Saturd.ty dt I p m It s l - Sentinel - 1\e CLASSIFIED , LCRUMOMYDAILYREGISTER COM ~rtbune ' <:;aUI.I C-..nty OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PRO'SPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE ~rtbune To Place Your Ad. laegtster Sentinel 40) 446-2342 (740) 99~-2156 Call Today... 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PII&Nnt ............. ., . ........076 Tested Nursmg Ass1stants Compe11t1ve wages health and dental benef1ts and 401 K BIIBIIBble We take pr1de 1n ou r facility and residents and need great team players to JOin us It you have these qualifications please apply to Aockspnngs Rehab1latton Center 36759 Rocksprtngs Road Oh1o 45 769 Extendlcare Health Services Inc IS an equal opportuMy employer that workplace encou rages diverSity MIF DN Sales person needed fo r Janltonal supplies equipment and kitChe n SefVICB products CommiSSIOn pay IKincall (740)388·8193 j:~Bt~Y I Bonn1e s Prtliate Ch11deare Now has Openmgs Conveniently located by new highway on SAT 7 Call 74Q- 985·4326 11 '\ \ '\ 11\J w1th established route Must ~---TOiii.iLoliiii>\N--,..1 have valid dnvers license ' and transportat•on to call on customers Send resume to **NOT Sparkle Supply LLC PO BOK 278 Gallipolis OH Call 1 -800-481-6334. Career Opportunity 6 Figure 1ncome potent~al strong closer Great work envtronment no travel lull benelits med1ca1 dental 401 K 5 day work week Fax resume (740)446 3599 DominO s P1zza Now Hmng Safe Or vers Pomt Pleasa nt Ga1ttpoJ1s & Pomeroy locations Apply m Person Dnvers COL A w1th 1 year vertftabte Trac l o r Tra1 1er expenence requ 1red Reg1onal Runl Great pay benef1ts bonuses home ttmel MARTIN TRANSPORT 866·293-7435 Expenenced Patnt & body man needed for Restora110n Shop contact H1lls ClassiC Cars (740 )949 22 17 ?am 7pm H1rmg for EMT-WV EMT B current carq holders for FT & PT secu rity pOSitions S8 50/hr w/benef1ts Call r...t F 9 5 (304)526 5780 Htgn area EDE·MEDV Wanted Cook w1th expen· once 1n menu plannmg for treatment facility Pay based on expenence, Pa1d Insurance Call between 9am 3pm Monday- Frtday (740)379 9083 ·------_..1 N6 Fee Unless We Wm! 2006 1393 PCA Home He<llth Care of SE Ohm IS currently, ~~~~~~~~~~H ome Health Atdes Part T1me Coo k/Helper Compet1t1ve wage s _Call needed lor 100 bed s'k1lled 74{).-662 1222 nursmg facrli ty Interested applicants should apply to Local busmesS ~ookmg lor Rocksprings Re hab1lltat10n Secretary/ReceptiOmsl Cente1 36759 Rockspnngs Must ha11e good telephone Road Pomeroy Ohto skills & good With tne publiC 45769 Exrend1care Health knowledge m computers & Serv1ces Inc s an equal computer accountmg pro oppOJtuMy employer that grams & all otner ofl1ce encouraQes wor t..pl ace machmes Hours Bam 5pm dtvel'Stty M F ON Monday Fr1day 8·12 SaturOay Send resume to POSTAL JOBS Local Busmess S1594S2256hr now h1r RO Box 775 .11ng For aophcat1on ar1d free Galllpohs OH 45631 governement JOO 1nlo call At 35 Adult V1deo & Book Amer1can Assdc ot l.anor 1 Store need M1dn1ghl Clerk 9 13·599· 8220 24/hrs emp Full 11rne (304)937 4900 serv Grac1ous liVIng 1 and 2 bed room apartments at V1t1age Manor ano R1verstde Apartments m Middleport From 5295-$444 Call 74Q992·5064 EQual Housmg Opportumt•es (740)367 TOWNHOUSElAPTS NOW LEASING' SPACIOUS 2& 3 BEDROOM BOTH FLATS & TOWNHOUSES 1740)446·0722 16~t70 3 Br/2 bth $229/mo Call 2 Bedroom Mob1le Horne m Middleport All Electnc $375 00 Plus depoSit 74091 Skyline 16)(80 3 Br/C Bth or Fleetwood 3 416·t354 BR/2 Bth $169/mo Includes Delivery Call(740)385 9948 HEAVY r BUSINF..'>S AND BlliL.DINGS I 992 3t94 3 Bedroom Mob1le Home 1n Middleport $425 00 Plus DepoSit 740-416 1354 or 992 3194 2 bedroom mobile home Centena ry no pets refer enc e $375 month plus deposJt (740 )44 6 7275 For Aent 3 BUIIdtngs for 2 Bedroom All ElectriC I Bus1nE1ss Use located 1n m1les from Holzer near 160 plus secunty Pomeroy Also 2 Upstaus $350/mo depos 1 & references Unfurnished Apts 1n or Pomeroy lor Rent Call ?40 6865 589-7122 (740)379 2923 r lors& ACRFAGE r 2 bedrOOm 1 1/2 batll ex cel lent conditiOn no pets refer ence reqwed Sandhill Ad (304)675 3834 WANI'EIJ Mob1le Mme spaces 1n Need to seU your horne" Country Mobile Home Park 800-391·5228 ext F254 Late on payments divorc e JOb transfer or a death ? I Gallipolis Career College 8 Acres Chalet Stytle l og ca n buy your hOme All cash (C areers Close To Home) Home 4 Bd 12Bath I'OR and qwck closmg 740 41 6· AC/FAF free gas Eastern Galt Todayl 740 446-4367 H1gh School by Shade A1ver 1 800·214 0452 • 1 and 2 bedroom apart on Route l 7 and Barn liWW gall J!<)lsca reercouega ~"Qm ments furmsheO and unfur AccredHed Member Accredltt"g $159 000 304-863·3610 n1Shed secur~ty depos1t Counc•l lor l ~penc:Mml Colleges and Schdols 1.,1d 8 requ1rea no pets 74{).-992 Attention! Local company' offeri ng ~ No 2218 IURRENT Shoto Kan Karate Classes beg1nn1ng Monday the 1601 grams for you to bUy your 1 bedroom Aot on 2nd l!oor 11 2 V1nton Court GaU1pol s 10 Po1111 Pleasant at C<-relton School 1n home nstead of ren11ng Call OH 3 Bdrm 1 bath Cn trl (3041675 6645 Syracuse Classes .B.re ' 100% lmancmg A!C WID Re1ndg & Stove Monday and Thursday tro.m • Less than perfect credit tnduded C1ty School $500 1 20r Aoartments tor Re nt 6 00 to 7 00 PM every week accepted For more mlormat1on con · - Payment could be t he month $450 doposti No 10 Pt Pleasant (3041593 tact Kenny Tolliver at 740 Pets Rei ReqUired same as rent 378 6144 or Steve Kempton Mortgage Locators 1br Aoartment lor 'Rent m Pomt Pleasant Ut1l tt1es .2 or 3 Bedroom House 1n patd $350tmonth plus w~~~~ 740Imm aculate 3 bedroom Pomeroy No Pets depos1t (7 40)446 2200 g•eat neighborhoOd corner 992-5858 lot completely remodeled 2 bedroom apanment Me1gs Assfsted ltvlng care open1ng all new apP11Bnces ne w heat 3 BoOrooms 1 &1 ,2 baths County very n1ce clean tn my home Pnliale room pump basement garage $425 PO! nionth OllJS new root when lUll bath 3 hOt meals {740)388· wea the• breaks perfect Central Heal . al'ld Cen1ral oepos1t nq pets rWorences 0 118 place to start a tamtly bus Atr all appliances $550.00 requtred (740)992 5174 In stops 1n front ol nouse Po1n1 a month and Depos1t 2bedroom apt W 1D hookup Co mputer Trouble Shoot Pleasant Schools JuSt out Sy r~cuse 740 992-Q167 ,...ater sewer lta.sh pd and Repa~r E~tpert Serv1ce s1de ot town ask1ng $400/month 3 4 bedrooms ... stovel1rldge 740·992·2395 washe r/Oyer lurmshed 1bedroom apt w retng & bo you need a Care G1ve1 Country sett mg 1n Galha SSOO 'month $500/depos il stove water sewe r trash (740 )367-7746 Companion? I Have County! ~ bedroo ms 2 relerences and apphcaliOns pd (7 •0)446 7723 Reterences Call Beverly baths l1rep tace 585 000 requtred {7 40)709 1166 after Spm (304)675 1084 (740)385 4019 APAN'I"\Uil'o"IS Rt:.w 3130 HOUSES DOWN PAYMENT" pro 1304)675·6453 AVA ILABLE 'ALL ELECTRIC 'CENTRALAC&HEAT 'STOVE REF 'DISHWASHER GARBAGE DISPOSAL 'WIND BLINDS 'CEILING FANS 'WATER SEWAGE & ,;TRASH INCLUDED PETS CONDITIONAL I304)882 30t7 17401446 Wanted land m Metgs coun ty to Lease for hunrmg Call 3 Dedroom mob1le home 1n 6 OOPM 10 7 30PM and ask the Shade area Wate r for Enc or 1eave message sewer trash 1ncluded $325 304 372 6745 a month plus depoSit No pets allowed 17 40~385 Rt:AL E.•>HTh 4019 (740)843 5555 74Q-667 3039 (740)446·9209 VmyUSh~ngle 7671 43138 CHHA GallipoliS City area Upsta1rs 2bd 2ba dlshwa8her wash er/dryer hookup S550tmonth S550fdeposll references requ1red Call (740)256·t879 ll I \I I -.. I \ II barn St20000 (740)709 STNA FOR SAI..E $145/mo Call (740)385 2006 APPLICAJ:lllli Holiday d9bt? Earn extra mcome w1th Avon ,Call Leslie Oh1o Valley Home Health 740-985 3362 Or 740 645 Ire hinng Full Ttme RN and 1518 Per D1em MSW Accepllng Home Health Aide Classes appllca hons for LPN CNA Agency IS IQok1ng for people Interested 1n hav1ng a career Compet1t1ve W<~gcs Mileage benef itS tnclu dtng '" the home health f1eld and Classes wtll last 2 week s Heallh Insurance.. Apply at and help w1th JOb placement 1480 Jackson P1ke Class start date IS Jan 16th Galltpol s or 2415 Jackson Please call {740)441 1377 Avenue Po1nt Pleasant WV or (740)992 0990 lot deta11 s or phone toll free 1·8t6 441 CONVENIENTLV LOCAT· ED AFFORDABLE! 1 '7 40)446 3413 MOBtu: HoME; 1·868·582·3345 1900 square loof 3 bedroom EQUIPMENT welders 2 bath house for sale sets Background 1n 011 held well on 3 acres oH of Stare At 7 Chester Township serv1c:e and dnll1ng r~gs a m Q8IES plus Full benefitS package Eastern School DISITICI 2 Jan £3 24 25 & Feb 2 3 4 1ncluQ1ng health dental and oar attached garage, 2 out (740)985· 9 OOam to 3 OOpm long term d•sabtlily Insur- bU1!d1ngs Call Operating Eng1neers are ance retirement plan and 4321 after 6pm the men and woman who pa1d vacatiOns Appl1cattons operate and repa~r the ava1lable at The O!ck1rson 3 Bedroom House t /2 acre eqUipment that builds Corporation Interstate 77 & near P.mnt Pleasant walk 2 acres • Amenca AI 21 Ripley WV 2527 1 out basement (304)675 1536 ' Earn As Vou Learn ' Phone 304 372 9 11 1 E· opt1 onal orvb com code 9905 We w1ll be accepting applt ma1l resume catons wllhaS1000cash de bb1e@d•c~1rson com 3 Bedroom 2 Bath w1t 11' non-refundable lee at the 150 ~ Firepla ce 1n A1 0 Grande lollow ng local1on INSI'RUCOON area 8 acres m/1 40x60 1 Logan Trammg Center ..___iiiiiiiiililiioi-" . 30410 St rawn Road 1166 OH Concealed P1stol Class Jan 1 888-385-2567 142006 $5000 900am 4BR Foreclosure only EOE VFW Ma son WV Ph $14 900 For listings cal! Logan, ResponSible couple to rent two nomos located approx 1 & m 11e from c1'ty on St At 588 apartments No 1ns1de pet s Reference Townhouse and!or small houses FOR and deposit reqwed $350 per mon th $350 deposit RENT Call (740)441 1111 tor appl1cat1on & mtormatlon TURNED DOWN ON (740)385·9948 SOCIAL SECURIT'f /SSI? Welder Expenenced- Hea.vv Eawpment Accepting applications for EXPERIENCED Dnve from $344 1o $442 Walk to shop & mov1es Call 740 446 2568 Equal Hous1ng Opportunity 1996 Skyline 28x64 3BA 2BA f1 replace cathedral ce1ling $35 {)(X) (740) 709 14x70 mobile home $425 1166 rent $425 deposit Call Moc;lern 1 bedroom apt 0' (740 )446-0390 2001 16x56 Clayton 2 Oed· room 1 bath open layout great cond111on $12 000 NEW ELLM VIEW 2 bedroom electnc tra ler No pets $250/mo Call 96 Oh1o Operating Engmeers Appre nticesh ip & Tra1n10 g Program Local 18 4 Year Apptent1cesh1p S600Jm0 plus sec dep You pay utilities References and m~r1 1 yr lease requ1red Call (740)446·3644 lor more 1nfo 1740)446 4060 7762 Judie ReeH, RN, C, •••••••••••• (6t4)595 7773 or t 800 BEAUTIFUL APART· 798 4686 MENTS AT BUDGET Off Jackson P1ke 3BA 1 5 PRICES AT JACKSON bath house 2-car garage ESTATES, 52 Westwood t709 Clinical Manager, at 1740)44Hn9 or $900 mo Call 1740)446 2325 (740)446·4425 304·773-9192 $1,500 ty deposit no pets $900 mo Call (740)446·2325 or (740]446·4425 (740)367-0000 lag s1ded 3 bed room 2 bath manufactured home 1 8 acres 1n country RIO Grande area Many amen1 lies $98 ,500 (740)2459851, (740)418-0104 i Beautiful 2 story townhouse overlookmg GallipOliS City park Kttchen DR LA study 2 oaths laundry area References reqUi red secur1· Beautiful 2 story townhouse olier1ook1ng GallipOliS C1ty park K1tchen 0 R, LA study 3BA 2 baths laundry Beauttlul 3 bedroom house area References req u1 red • m coun try laundryroom secunty c:lepoSJt no pets large h111ngroom appliances m Included $400/mo Small 2 Bedroom no pets WID hookup $350 oo $300 00 depoSit 10 used homes under month $3 000 00 Must Go I Call Elame 7 40 385 0698 Slop renting Buy 7 bedroom foreclosure $18,000 For list16x80 homes startmg at Ings 800,39 1 5228 ext $25995 00 Includes v1nyl s1d1ng/ shmgle roof Call Russ 740 385 2434 ..fOpenlng for a Full T1me AN full beneftts package lncludmg 401 K tilgn on Bonus $2,500 ..fOpemng for a Part T1me AN Sign on Bonus Babysitter needed lor 1 chJid Approx 5 eve/ntghts per month Call Ivy lor more deta11s @ (740)645 4539 Attention! Local company ofteMg ' NO DOWN PAYMENr pr o· grams lor you to buy your home 1nstead of rent1ng • 100% fmanctng • Less tllan perfect credit accepted • Payment could be the same as rent Mortgage Locators This newspaper wlll not knowingly accept actverllaementt tor tee! esttte which Is in violatiOn of the law Our readers •re l'lerebV lnformec:t tMat all dwellings advertleed In thla newepaper •r• avaltabla on an equal opportunity baNs ou do bus1ness wtth peo lo you know and NOT t end money through th ali until you have 1nvesti ated the ottenn Medi-Home Health! AVONI All Areast To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears 304 675-1429 All rNI estlde •ctvertlalng In thl• n•wp~~per Ia eubj«:t to tM F...._l F•lr Hou.. ng Act of 1988 which makes It Illegal to ..:tv•rtl• 'IV'Y prtftrence, llmltalbn Of dlecrlmln8tlon baud on race, color, religion, sex temlli•l ttetus or national origin, or •ny Intention to maD any IUCM pret.ntnce, limll11tlan or dltcrfmlnation " NG CO recommends tha MONEY mRRENr 1740)446·1119 or (740)709· 46 Ohve St (740)446-3945 t249 •NOTICE• r APARTh1ENIS 3BR 1 5 bath newly reno 4 rooms and bath uhht1es vated 1 block from sc hools stove/refngerator 1n downtown GallipoliS paid $425/montfl no pets HIO VALLEY PUBLISH T red of worktng all the hol1days? T1red ot workmg long 12 hour shifts? Come home and JOin us at To $480/wk Lost Syr old Choc Lab 5004 ryllssmg s1nco Dec 26 trom W1!1 pay ' up ro $40 00 for 2279 Vance Road If you unwanted vehiCles to haul t)ave 1nfo or have seen her, away 740-992-o4 13 1f no Aockspnngs Rehab1htat10n Center IS tookmg tor ded1cat· ed compassionate State Will take care of woman 1n my home, for more lnforma- •••••• Absolute Top Dollar US S1lver and Gold Coms Proolsets Gold Rmgs PreMaterials provided 1935 US Currency, Free 1nlormat1on pkg 24Hr Solitaire Diamonds· M T S 801-426-4649 Com Shop, 151 Second Lost Red/Wh1te Healer An E.11cellent way lo earn female last seen on Redman A"tenue, GallipoliS, 740-446money The New Avor'l A1dgetSalt Creek II found Call Martlyn 304 882 2645 please call (304)675·1683 ' Georges Portable Sawmill, dQn't haul your Logs to the M1ll1ust call 304: 675-1957 45631 AssemOle crafts wood 1tems 2842 I buy Junk Cars (304)773- Fnday (740)379 9083 FOR SALE ** www.cratmalone c:otn WAoNTFJ> roRm To Do Reside ntial Treatment Fac1hty takmg applications tor youth worker Pay based Pa1d on expenenc e Insurance Call betwee n 9 OOam 3 OOpm Monday t. ,'.-.ro·"·~-Rt-m...lr 6 HOMES WAoNI~D HELP Wo~<NTEII Y.o\IIDSALE missing su:~ce 6 30 PM on 12 29 05 Daughter's Cllrlstmas F'resent Please return or call With In forms Cross Creek Auct1on House liOn 740-418-1369 Buffalo Saturday January Bashan Road around 7th 6pm Little Dave With a large selections of cakes & Carmal Road p1es New & used 1tems L1t11e White older Estates welCome (304)389Found Male dog , Galltpolis Ferry, 0126 304 937-2118 t<letn Hill Area (304)675· 2476 TO Peg tamale, 5 years old Lab cou- D&'VIS (740)446'71 94 ple must stay together very htendly, lovable, call Lost While Jaok Russell Terr~er w1th black collar Bunce Road area Please AKC reg1strat10n Free to good Home Lab/Coon Dog m1x Spayed 8 M Old and Tramed to LEARN Set of keys w1th In Next: Day' a Paper sunday In-Colutnn: 1:00 p.m. MaChiniSt Accepting applications for EXPERIENCED Mach1n1st for evenmg shift Full benefil S package mcludmg health dental and long term diSBbllity msurances, ret1rement plan anct pa1d VBC8110n ApplicatiOnS BVSII able at The D1ck1rson Corporation, Interstate 77 & At 2'1, Ripley WV 25271 E· Phone 304-372-9111 ma1l resum e to debb~e @ diCklrson com IIELPW.\NJED -..,----~--- All DI•PI•y : 1~ Noon 3 Bu•lne•• Daya Prior To 1 1':'111;:;0...;.._ _ _ _., . Now you can have bOrders and c;~raphlcs ~ added to your classified ads (. ~ ..m Borders$3.00/perad E!i4 Graphics 50¢ for small $1.00 for larc;~e Display Ads ' Dally In-Column: 1.:00 p..m. Monday-Friday for In•ert:lon 110 ..., I tn H 1..., Lost Lollle, light brown Corg1 last seen on Morgan Free 2 month old puppies Center Road Child's pet, M1xed breed Call (740)245- answers to Ros1e (740)388· 9082 75 Pme St R10 9478 Oeaclt;ir~ • All ada must be prepaid' l\ll'lll\\11\1 I (304) 675-1333 1994 (740)367 0000 Tullo $79 900 1304)593·3542 (740)367 70t5· (740)446· 4734 New Haven 1 bedroom unfurnished apanment no pets depos1i $. p reviOL,IS ren tal references (740)992 0 165 Ntce one BR unfurmshed apartment Range & relng prov1ded Water & gartlage pa1d Oepos1t requ1rec:1 Call (740)446-4345 aner 6pm One bedroom ntcely fur n1 shed apartment qUiet area suitable tor 1 aCiult pn vate drrveway With carport new washer ano dryer (740 )446 4 782 Tara Tow nhouse Apartments VerY SJ;~aCIOus 2 Bedrooms c,A 1 112 Batn Adult Pool & Baby Pool Pallo Start $395/Mo No Pet s Lease Plus Secunty DepoSit Reqwecl (74o )367 7086 Twm RIVe rs Towe1 15 accepl ng aophcat1ons tor wart1ng I1SI for Hud subSIZed 1 br apan~em- cal! 13"5 6679 EHO ·c t SP.<eE mRRINr Commerctal Property 240 Upper Atve r Road Available 2 1 06 (7 40)446 6865 or (740)379 2913 Downtown Offtee Space 5 room S>ulte S650 mo 1 roorOtfiCe $225 mo 2 roorr !!utte S250 mo Secur ty depostt required You pa~ ut1ht1es An spaces very n~e Elevator Call (740)446 3644 fo1 appo,ntment • �• .. Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel ., ' ., Antique Haywood and Wakelield table and cha1rs. Call to r more detalts. .-~~~.:- (740)446·6962 or (740)446· il896. -,; (304)675·7999 MANAGEMENT... • The best management team in 1he country to assisr you in sales. . SALES SUPPORT... Dining. room table "tith 6 • Superior sales sur1po1o, including a full pr part time personal secretary, full or part time•persohallol assistance. chairs & matchm g buffet. $150 Call after 5pm . . (740)446·4536; Mayta"g washer and dryer. good cond ition, $250/set. • . • • • • ' ' Thompsons Appliance & Repalr·675·-7388. For sale. ~ Help W1nted • ' • ,.,., • ' • • co • ' To place an ad HL1:;11H:ss 29670 Bashan fload r;lacine , Ohio 45771 . 740-949-2217 Cuii.Siillr Co()m lllf....\ d ·- - Used Furniture & Appl iance Store ~ 130 Bulavllle Pike, Racine American Legion 602 · will have a public · Fried Chicken & Noodle Dinner S4nday, Jan. 8th 11 :00 am 1ill ? $6.00 includes Iced Tea or CoHee & Dessert, while ·available. •• G811ipolis,OH (740) 446 4782. Hrs. 11·3, M-S. Stop by Bnd check us out. Wash~ r ~elrigerator 10x10x~OXlO 992-3194 or992-6635 pm Mondays & Wednesday!l $2/PVH,employees & members $3/non-members PVH Wellness Center Early Bird Specials Saturdi!y, Jan. 7ttf 6 am ·10 am HARTWELl HOUSE Broad Run Gun Club Stock/Slug Meeting Before Shoot Noon-??? PVH Wellness Center (304) 675-7222 Repaired, New & Rebuin In Stock. ~all Ron Evans, 1I H. \''\ I'IIHl \I Ill'- IF· ~r;;; · 10~;;;;;-:A-tn_Ui_'_...;., , FOR SALE l5 TRUCKS ..FOR SALE .I .. Bloc~ . brick•. sewer pipes, 2000 Dodge Neon auto, air, 1990 GMC Salari C>rgo windows, lintels, etc. Claude · $2,500 OBQ minivan. 169k rl}iles , AJC Winters, Aiq Grande. OH 2002 Dodge Neon auto, air, works, new tires. runs great. Call740·245·5121. S3,600 080 dependable $2 ,200 OBO. PETs • . 95 Dodge G~nd e Ca;;van ASk lor Sieve (740)38B· --FOR SAtE ~~~~~25~~~1 233~ ,ooo B~. 1520. 41 MOTORcYl~ [ AKC Boston Terrier pups , 7 200 1 Dodge Ram Truck lully 4 WHEElERS · . · weeks ol d. firsl stiots & loaQed 60,000 miles. i I 200:,1 Ch evy 2003 Suzuki 4WD Vinson · Cav· ,·ler $7,000 .00. Call 740· 500 ATV with 34 miles. $1 4.000 985'4291. $4900. CARMICHAEL EQUIPMENT (7 40)446· 2002 yellow Lancer OZ, · 2412 automal 1c. 28,000 miles. ·· 30+ mpg, $5,500 .0 80 · - - - - -- , - - - AKC L:abrador Retriever with field and waterfowl hunting -bloodlines that are calm and family oriented. (740)41 88388. ·(7 40)256-1618 or (740)256- Custom yellow 2oOO Harley 6200. R d K. Cl · AKC Miniatur<>"~ Schnauzers. -:-:-:-:-:-~-::--:--:--oa mg asstc. _ Windshield, back · Parents umier 15 lb&. 1 2003 Honda Civic 2 door, resu 3;000 miles $t 7 ,obo. male, 1 lemale Born red , w1th body kit. automat-- 304_773 _5379 or 593- 3137 . · 1213105. Call (740)388- ic. air, 24,000 miles. ~l:ll:'~-~~-~...., r ------ - = :-::-=--==-----: $8,ooq 080. (740)256·1618 AtnU'PAIUS & A~RIIiS Sheltie puppies AKC BI.!Wh (males) very small, full white collar $400.00. Mi11iature Schnauzer AKC puppies Black/Sliver, sail/pepper $400.00 each. 740~961065. -:- 91 Ford Tempo. Good condi- s:JOO. (740)446· 1062. paint. Used dail).. Askiog $3.000 1740)256· 1253 . Shar-Pel puppies, 6' wks 740 992 9105 okt. ( ) · While Pil Bull puppy. 7wks old for sa le Parents on Cummms turbo ctlesel 2WD new batter1es. Good condi· tion. Runs ei(C;ellent $5,500. pre'Tlises. (74G)3BS·8901 (740)446·341 3, 19B9 Oodge ADVERTISE ¥OUR BUSINESS IN THE CLAS"SIFIE. OS . · · pupptes. Born 11 )11105. vet H~SS Chevy t -lon . dvmp Cnecked. 1st shOts. truck. new motor. cab & Yellow/blacklchoc; price Dually ' • . • New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling 740-992-1611 . Stop & Compare owner: Jeff Stethem POWER WASHING • (Commerc.al Md Res1dentral) _. Mobile Homes, Houses, Log Homes, Decks, Driveways, Sidewalks, Gas Station Awnings, Desreasing of Equipment, Boats, Campers, Tractor Trailers, Dump Trucks, painting or staining of your deck -~ or log home, Aluminum brightening. · Sp~cial rates to Trucking and Dump Trucking Companies. LAWN CARE DIVISION • 1 ' ·BARNEY ~--T-IM-E~.-T~O--F-Il-L~TH~'~--~--~~-, r."";K' WOOD BOX, ' "--"--...:..BO'r'S !! (Commertial and Residenti~l) t Mowing. Trimming. Tr~e Trimming. Aeration, Fertilization, ; Spraying of fence lines, leaf Removal , as well as. small landscaping jobs such as planting and mulchms. ·~ TO L 'ARN ; . ~) 4.. , IN THE COMMON PlEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO DAVID BUMGARD· NER, TRUSTEE OF THE DAVID BUM· GARDNER TRUST AGREEMENT DATED T/812002, ET AL. Caae No. 05-CV117 TIFF PLAIN ·vs ROSSLAND EDWARD STOBART AKA ROSSLAN.D EDWARD . STOBART, JR_ ETC., ET AL DEFENDANTS NOTICE BY~ PUBLICATION · To: Rossland Edward Stobart aka Roasland Edward Stobart, Jr., l'llul Russell Pullins, Erwin Slobart, Sheryl living, lasl addrassl or I the of .Kin, Execulors, Ad m 1n 18 tr at o rs, Devisees, Spouses, Assigns and · Sueceasors In Defendenlo In the action entitled David Bumgardnar, Trustee of the David Bumgardner ~rust ' '' Agreement dated 7/812002,' at al. Plaintiff, va. Roaalanct E rd S dwa lobar! aka roseland Edward Stobart, Jr., etc. , at al, Defendants. Thla actlqn has been -"- ~ ~~___.J~ River Rd. • Gallipolis, OH •1-80(1.231-4467' ' ' • • A 4 K 10 6 4 t K Pass Pass Pass Pas' I NT Pass 2• PasB 3• ~• Pass Pass Pass ' Pass oPening leud : • J The final everyone looked forward to USAI starled with a 20-imp lead lrom the ""e.u1 'IOU. DOt<~'\ KNOW f\OW iO I""r-10000'( t:>~C.£"> declared by Pantoni (Nmth). St<angely, Hamman (East) selected the heart seven {>.;\ />., SG\OOL for his open ing lead . ~o worries - · declarer, thinking it was his only chance, called for dummy's king. But after winn ing with h!s ace.,Soloway ·shifted to a spade. Now .declarer's diamond loser diSap- C¥\t-1(£' fl\01'\ I peared on the third lop spade . llaly gained 12 imps lo lead by 28. G • .BIG NATE AstroGraph 'lllrthda,y: S.lurday, Jan. 7, 2006 Summer Sm!S!Ige M!lde ARTVF.! THE.N WHY C"N'T T RE- l!oEAT . All.TUI'.' t\~TCH • SEPTIC TANK PIJMPING S95. 00 · PORTABlE TOilfT RENTAl CAll FOR APPOINTMENT TOD.4Y :PEANUTS · .......-:..-----..... TRUE ..I=AL5E .. TRUE .. TRUE .. FALSE ..TRUE .. TRUE .. I=ALSE .. 1-\0W ARE iOU DOING? 591-8757 Cattle $7.75 :cono Beef $6.85 .whr\ID Corn $6.25/Bag , -cra1cked Corn $7 .25/Bag Hog Mix $8.75/Bag ·Why Drive Anywhere Else? . j)UNSHINE CLUB f'o.IWI1 ASk ea:ll<. l,OJ'R~ RfADitJG? Shade River AG Sei'Vice, Inc 35537 St Rl 7 N • ~ .~ LINC:OLI'It ' 'QU ~ 5VRfFIRE LUAltS TO (ffi(H A flllltN ' ~AT . Ohio .45769 ' d1l . 1-. ·~llCUU Gallipolis, Ohio 1115 '. - - s•••• F-158414 . 11111.111.. ....... . 740-446-9800 -· :GARFIELD ~~~------------------,--, , 8E::fH, ISO OUT WITH ME OR MY HEART WILL - BE BROKEN! ., SIE 5AID LEAVE HER AL-ONE OR MY Lt%•5 .E r...-.. :WILL BE BROKEN ·' Snoagrass' Upholstery . . Racine, OH · 740-949·2202 Custom W1ndow Treatments · & Uphol stery · , 1:::::::::.........:.::~~~ =-r GRIZZWELLS Now Available At BAlll\1 LUI\IHER Scorpion Tractors "Takiflg Tire StiJig.Out Of Hqrd Work!'' Mid -Size 4Wh ecl Drive Tractor wjth 30hp & 40hp 'Kubot a Engines :: U~! r llni'W.1 ATE : ~M'C.\\1\t\q . . : 1\lAl t;)\1,)1'\:f Al.lli!.tE t>\E . ww o.lf. ;~~~ cousin 50 Dentof photo (hypll.) 54 Road map nO, r.emaining 80. For the llalians, Fulvia Fantoni - Claudio Nunes and Lorenzo Lauri a - Alfredo. Versace each play ed 96 boards, and Norbe rta Bacchi - Giorgio Duboin saW action in the other 64 . La'lJria (East) wi nning with the ac~ and shifting to the heart queen: one down . Allhe other tabl e, the same co ntract was WIL&.ItFORC.£! Skinned, Cut & Wrapped poet 39 ' Cede 41 BritisH . 41 Diminish 42 Actress - Prentiss 43 One-way sign 45 From years past . 46 Observe 48 Disagreeable 1ask 49 Bassoon ''E•eryone" wanted the Bermuda Bowl fin al in Portugal to be.between 1ta11 and USAI. The Americans had beaten Italy by one international match point in the 20031inaL · For USA1, Jeff Meckstroth · Eric Rodwell played all 128 board s." Dick Freeman · Nick Nickell saw aclion for 48 boards and Bob Hamman · Paul Soloway played the Versace (West) led the diamond jack. ~(.~ , m E'I~~Y11l\~c. ~~-~·.\ f>..u~'<£ 'ff\l\1 .')tJIJ 11\Ai Yol.l ' BAUM ·LUMBER St. Rt. 124 Chester 985-3301 • -; ... '. Stay man, three ·diamonds forced three hearts , and three spades showed a" game-forci ng haml with long clubs. It "VBS nigh impossible to r North lo bid th ree notrump now, and five clubs was reached. 1 ~DEERt PROCESS! Ill assigned Case No. 6689 Courl on the 6th day 05cv1 17, and Ia pend· (12) 23, 30, (1] 6, 13, · of February, 2006, at lng In the courl . of which ~0, 27 lime said account will be conCommon Pleas of · Meigs .~ounty, Ohio. sidered and contln· The object of the uad from day 10 day Public Notice until finally disposed Complaint demands of. that the real eatate Any person Interest· which Is the sublect •, The Athens-Meigs of the Complaint be . Educational Service ed may file written partitioned, or Center Governing exception Ia said ordered sold If 11 can· Soard will hold an accourit or to maHers not be partitioned ; Organ lzatlonal pertaining to the axe· that each owner be . Meeting on January cution of the lrust, required to set forth 12, 2006 beglnnjng at not less lha.n five their. Interest In the 7:QO p.m. The meeting days prior to tho data real estate: and for an will be held at 507 s~t for hearing. allowance of attorney Richland Avenue, J.S. Powefl · fees, real estate taxes Suite 109, Athens ,' Judge and costs.. Ohio. A . Regular Common Pleas Vou are required to Meeting will lmmedlCourt, Probate answer the complaint ately follow. Division Meigs County, Oh.l o within twenty-eight (12) 30, (1) 6 (1) 6 . (28) days altar the last publication of this Notice,. which wlfl be Public Notice published once each Public Notice week for six (6) sue· cesslve weeks. IN THE COMMON The last publication PLEAS COURT, PRO· ELECTIONS will be mads on tha BATE . DIVISION Tuppars Plains 27 th day of January MEIGS · COUNTY, ·Regional Sewer 2006, and the twenty· OHIO District needs several eight (28) days for fN THE MATIER OF people to be put on answer will com· SETILEMENT OF election . ballot monee on that date. In ACCOUNTS, ·PRO· February 1. the case cit your fall· BATE COURT MEIGS Candidates must be a ure to answer~ or oth ~ COUNTY, OHIO proparty ownar and erwlse respond •• Accounts and vouch· reside within the dis· requeoted by the era of the tollowlng trict or a business Ohio Rules of Civil named fiduciary has owner within the dis· Procedure, judgment been flied In the trlet and the sub· by default will be ran- · Probata Court, Meigs . scrlbers In · good dared against you County, Ohio for standing . A limit of 2 and for the relief approval and settlebusiness owner• can damanded In tha ment. sal on the board at Complaint. ESTATENO. 2004 2 one lime . Oath of Dated this 4th day ol 013· ;The First effie~ will be taken November, 2005. Account of Dottle lhe tlrst mooting fn Douglas W. LIUia Will, Guardian of the March. Submit to: (0007537) . person and estate of Tuppars Plains Attorney lor Plaintiff . Ethel E . Leath, an ' Regional Sewer LITILE, SHEETS & lf'competent person.· District, P.O. Box 175, WARNER Un!ess .. ceptlons Tuppers Plains, Ohio P.O. Box 686 are filed thereto, seld 45783·0175. No Pomeroy, OH 45769 account will be senor phone calls . telephone : (740) 992· hearing before said (1) 6, 8, 9 A98 3 2 order 15 Palo16 Scepter go·wlths 17 Public sale 19 Unattractive 20 Stiff- board 21 Cnlggy23 From the jungle 26 bEA agents 28 NASA counterpart 29 Three be1ore V 30 Grab at 34 Art class wear 36 -de cologne · 38 " Uiafume" boards to go, llaly led by 16. This wa s deal t24. Meckslroth (Norlh) opened one no· trump, 14-16 points. Two clubs Was ~J LIC NOTIC Q . counter 52 Comelot lady 53 " It's cold! " 55 Goolow 56 Vlklng.letter 57 Feedbeg morsel 56 Veer 59 Common ID· 60 "- ofthe Tiger" 22 Pantyhose shade DOWN 23 Monlgomery of jazz 1 Crane arm 24 Belief 2 Cop's girl 25 Thai 3 Ballet neighbor costume 27 Aylo's 4 Surveyors' creator maps 29 Comedy 5 Dependent routine 6 Conductor 3t Prone to - Klempen!l' 32 Pigeon talk 7 Welsh dog 33 Chick's 8 Mosey perent 9 Promising 35 Rode in 12 Treasurethe Tour hunter's aid de. Franefl!. 13 Collega " 37 Borders on offering 40 Fragrant 18 Scoundrel compound -.round- robin encounter between the two team s. Bul in a very tight mStch, wilh 5 ==:..~ --:<-'Ir t (tr~-, -1--:1~ J FREE E5nMAT£S • GUARANTEED LOWEST PRII:ES IIZIIr llcthll Unknown Heirs , NeX1 r·lO A GOLl>lt· LOX( (740) 991-2804 Cell: (740) 517-68~ 740-992-0153 c'au 24 Hrs. (740) 446- are unknown . (. 01 green Ford F150 XLT 4dr, 0870, Rogers Basem ent v: Gold Retriever AKC pups . au to, 5 _4 L, va. b edcover, ,ou are h ere by no1 • 1st shots & wormed. Ae89y BCD player. sunroof, good Waterprooling. , fled that you · have to Go (740)256-2764 or con dition. 7 ~, 000 miles. been named 335 Reg . AKC ad orable Lab · ( 304 1 288 -~ YOU CllOSSEl> A GOLl>FISti WITti A SALMON1 I/,#-, . WtMT l>ID YOU G~T1 ,, BARN REMOVAl deceased, !lpn. good body, $700 0 80 .. Call (740)446-9471 HOME - - - - - ---'- - ""--·~iiiiPRiiiiiOiiVoiiEMEN"iiiiiioiiiSil'-" 9.7 Cavalier ne!eds ' Transmlss1on $800 OBO ca ll BASEMENT (304}882-26 16 after 5pm ·.wATERPROOFING 1a121 mpg. $! 3,000 0 80 . • •Bucket Truck If Interest, If any, of the Full blooded Filii Bull pur... 15 TRUCkS Uncondilional llletime• guar- above named " F~' SALF~ antee. LoCal references fur- o f ndants whose . 1DO. 5 ma!es. ~!""-,.;,uliiio~iiiiiiiii·-· 88 ' Pies for sale ·S nished . Establ ished 1975 , names and addressee 1 female call (304)593-3423 (740)44 1-5190 fRANK & EARNEST SR 124 between Racine & Syracuse 949-2734 pu ppies AK C 90 Volvo 240DL, no rust, ·--iiiiiiiiiii_.l Sable/White (F) eyes certi- runs ·great. totally reiiable. Stokes, If fied $450.00 each. Boxer BUDGE1 TRANSMIS· $3.000 080 . SlONS, All types. (740)245- .known AKC Male puppy. Bri ndle 25 mpg Black mBsk $350.00 . _ 1 7~4~0)-24-:-5~-9-:1-4_2-::--'-:-'-:- .i i77iori 740 i i645-7400 i i l l 6 unknown, Collie !--lil Y- • on SAYINGS r .0435. Rooting & Remodeling Co. Rubber Roofing, Room A 57k $3.995 . Other !rucks. ~""";...-~----, cars and vans in stoCk.Cook Vt,J\6 llo1ors (740}446-0103 ~ FOR SALE · (740)3B8-8743. MIKE MARCUM -~·~- 02 · Dodge Dually Non extended cab. 4K4 , (304)675·2563 1991 Toyota Ce li ca. 4cyl_, Cummins Turbo diesel, auto; sunroof, spoiler. ~id­ 21.000 miles, excellent con .Vent Free 3-Piaque den he adlights, good inte nor dition, garage kept. $25,000 Propane Gas Heater, Man and body, 153, 000 miles. firm. {740)286-0257. Control {Was $143.95) Now $1 ,700. $122.36 Save 1!1% on all 6HP Go-Can like new. $500. other Gaa And Electric (740)379-9297 . 95 'F250 4K4 Supercab • Heatftt Heavy-Duty. New transmis(limited to Heaters in stock) 1995 Ford XLT 4x4 S4. 595: sian, . gooseneck IO\'Ying 1992 Explorer .4 )(4 79k package ·79 ;ooo miles. Great Paint Pius Hardware $2 ,696: 1997 Blazer 4)(4 shape $8 ,000 0 80. 675-4084 $4,795; 1996 S-1 0 LS auto (740)245-9142. ~------- • 74G-367-0544 74G-367-0536 ~·- • Oak Church Pews Good 0889, see at 6586 SA 554. Condition (304)675-5 162 or each . Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding .OHIO LICENSE II 38244 740-2~7 Sunday. (740)446-7300 . SUPPUF:s coNmucnoN • FOR All YOUR ELECTRICAl NEDJS. • MOBILE HOME Skiing, Window!;, Pole !Jams, Gar&ges, New Homes Ae!!idenhal & Commercial 1992 Chevy Truck. 63 ,800 miles. $3500. 1981 Chevy · NEW AND USED STEEL $5001 Police lmpoui'lds! Citation. 94,500 ' miles. Steel Beams, Pipe · R8ba'r Cars from $5 00. For listings $?500. Call: 740-949-2301 . For Concrete, Angle , 800-391 ·5227 ext. 390~ Channel, Flat Bar. Steel Grating For Drains. '98 2Dr. Black EKplorer . 7.3 Diesel, '90 F-250 XLT. Ori'Jeways & Walkways. L&l Sport 4K4. Pwr. every1hing Cruise. Air. Heavy Du,ty, Pull Scrap Metals Open Monday, rear vent. 94k mi. $5800. Any1hing, $3950 090. Tuesday. Wednesday & 709· 1276eve. 446- 1113day. (74d)245-9142. Friday, 8am-4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & BuilDING 3+ 3• 5• Tree Service . Carnerstone Eleclrlcal Service Additions, Decks, Sh in!JIA&. 80().537·9528. 2• . JONES' Office: J ' • Deale" North · Vulnerabl e: ~orth- So uth South West North East • ROOF • PAINT $3/non-members JET AERATION MOTORS ROBERT BISSEll South 51 Positive 11 LeaiU 13 19501 crooner ... K1 086J2 TRI -STATE MOBilE POWER WASH AND LAWN CARE • CARPENTRY $2/PVH employees .& members between 6 ar1d.9j>m. ........... 42 Agreements 1 Make a note 44 Position 4' Paid expert 46 " Fatha 1' '7 Smoker or Hlneo diner 47 Mochanlc 's 10 Promissory need 14 Lunch ... A QJ 95 , l:i:ast • J l O :J 9 7 6 5 A aJ 2 JJ U 6 5 4 ·- wv REPAIRS Mondays & Wednesdays 4:30pm • • . .11···-- ' - Point Pleasant, 01 06-06 • u5 • Q ' .. · I Step ~erobics with Weight Training $1 OO·Call· (740)367· 7591 "Middleport's only 5olf·Storage" · Corner' of Court and Main , Pomeroy NOW AVAILABI,.E! Elliptical :Exerciser - Pro~ Form 485e low impact , tracts calories, laPs, speed time and diStance in miles. New and Used Furnaces. Installation . available. (740)441-2667. 97 Beech Street Middleport. 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Pre owned · Applicanes starling . at $75 & up all under· Wa rranty, also . have • ,PROFESSIONAL Appliance Warehouse '•· Help Wanted Help Wanted Help \\'anted Friday, January 6, 2001 · www.mydailysentinel.com ••'Friday, January 6, 2006 • B~ Bernice Bede O•ol ln ·aU likel ihood, you will con t1nue' to target several major objectives in the year ahead. Although not all ol the m will be· successful, you are still likely to do well with one that otters the greatest benefits. CAPRI CORN (Dec. 22-Jan . 19) - If you are overly protactive and too reStrictive ot those in your charge today, your measures will not be understood or well received . Ru ling with tight rein s could create retl~l llon In the ran ks. · AQUARIUS {J an. 20-Feb. 19) - In order to clear th e air. you need to bring· out in the open your feeling s to a loved ooe who has done something to hurt . you. The offender "might not be aware of the oflense . 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CANCER (Ju ne 2 1-Jl!IY 22) - Even it you are not in too strong a po~tion today when 11 comes tp negotiating . an agreement. dOn't impulsively say yes to so'"mething JUSI to keep the peace. LEO (July 23-Aug." 22) - II mtghl be smart today to temporarily shelve tasks or as sign ments, yo1,. 1 don't eriJOY domg . .You will be tar more etfect1ve doing the same job when· you! mood changes tha n you would be now. VIROO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - · JealOusy mu st not be perm1t1ed to ga ~n the upper hand tf someone you love seems to be _ mome ntanly pay u;g more attent1on to another than to you. Keep your emottons m check. · U BAA (Sept 23-0ct 23) - , Mtnor differ · ences between you and your partner could turn 1nto a fra cas tar more tnlense than you intended 11they are misha ndled. Don't be the one who starts to rev up the mean ' machine. SCOR PIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) - II you are reqUired to be of ,serv1ce to a n~ther 1n so m~ manner, don' t handle 1 t 1n a manne1 whtch would let the rec 1p1ent know you1 hea1t rea!iy isn"l H! It Your re sentment wttf ttlfoke 1esentment SAGITIAR IUS (r:.tov 23-Dec 2 1) - !t · m•ght not proctuce the re sults 'lor wh1ch you had hoped tl you try to appea se some· · one You've· a!"l ger ed wtth a matenal pa y. o ~t A stncere. stmple .apology w1 11 be f<u more eftecttve "- SOUP TO NUTZ J.l Ln s Hear< ,T \i>R THe. ,.F.i' \loY . ~Ts Hear IT FoR J} 1"\'1, Maaaa;m .f' r.l CELEBRITY CIPHER . by Luis Campos Celebuiy C~ crypttq~~~nS er~ creAI&d from qucnatocru try famous ~to past and D'"~seot . EliCh 1~11et 111 the t'lptll!l sllln:ts tor anotnl!l' · Toaay·sclue: M equals J N:YX " JVIG NYX ZII WYfLDN . IUIDN KYYA LVI TL B T· S F 0 , LVIDI ' Z TK L VI BTSFD IBYLFYG . " WTOFGY : MYG FG VFZ UYFSVL PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "I'm jusl a consequence ol the great musical mom enlum and lhe great chan ges we are ~oing through 1n the world - Singer Shakira . T~i;t:~l CO©~~~~ltt-~~· WOlD GAM I - - - - - - Ullt~ ~~ CLAY I . POlLAN------'- 0 Reorronc• l&il1u Of the four Krombled word' be· low to form fovr simple words. I I BOEESI LICJY 1I I I 5 ~ ~ · I I ~ ul vIE Ll 0 If you drop the ball, ngura11vely speaking, you shouldn't complain how il - · • - · · ·. ,, . \ Q ·Comp l01e ·'h' chuc f l• , uo"d . . _ _ . . . b,. !rll tn9 1r1 !he n"I IU I" !" words ,__.._.__.,_,_..._.....___. ro•• deveb p hom ~~~~= No ~ beiC¥1' ~ P!IN1 NUI.IBftEO lE!lt!S IN TH!SE S~U~P.ES €) ~7;c:~~W~lETTEis 10 IIIIIII j· SCP ~hi-lETS ANSWERS l ll/06 Editor· .Loltv . Affix ·Inlaid· FOLD IT · The man was struggling with the directions He finally mumbled to his wife ,'lt's easier to read a map than to FOLD IT.' ARLO & JANIS 11/HlH; 111~ OCCA!>IOI.l' �' • · Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, January 6, www .mydailysentinel.com 200 • Brown, Texas celebrate and collect th~ir_ prizes · H.S. Basketbaii .· Scoreboard MARIETTA 61 , GALLIA ACAD. 37 MARIETTA (5-7, 3-2 SEOAq Bre Davis 5 3-5 14, Sarah Grosel 0 0-0 0. Sophie Wagner 0 0-0 0, Megan Fleming 2 0-0 4, Allie Wallis 0 0-0 0, Julie Brunton 0 o-o 0. Molly Miracle 1 1-2 3, Samaotha Gros:;los 5 2-2 13, Jamie MCKitrick 6 1-1 13, Kristin Ross 0 0-0 0. Tta Rose 7 1,1 15. Totals: 26-54 8-11 61. GALLIA ACADEMY (5-5, 1-5 SEOAq Jackie Wamsley 6 0-0 12, Lauren Kyge r 0 0-0 0, Leah Cummons 0 0-0 0 , Michelle Johnson 1 0-0 2, Brittany Ell1ott 1 0-0 3, Joan Sojka 0 0-0 0, Alexis Ga ig e~ 1 I -2 3, Ayan n lesl i~ 2 0-0 6, Lindsey Niday 11-4 3, Rachel Jones 3 0-1 B. Totals: 15-48 2-7 37 . • Marietta 10 12 11 22 -·61 GolllaAcad 10 4 12 11 - .37 3-point goals- M t -9 (Davis) , GA 5- 14 (Leslie 2. Jones 2. Elliott). ReOOunds-M 34 (Grosk los 10). GA 19 (Niday .9) Offensive rebounds- M 10 (Grosklos 4), GA 6 {Niday 5). AsSists-M 1t {Davis 2, Grosel 2. Fleming 2, Wall is 2. McKitrick 2), GA 7 (Wamsley 2, Le slie~) - Steals- M 12 (Davis 5) , GA 8 (Elliott 5). Blocks- M 4 (Davis, Miracle'. McKitrick , Ross). GA 0 (none). Turnovers- M 22. GA 18. FoulsM 7. GA 10. JV score-M 42. GA 30. CHESAPEAKE 39, R.VALLEY SS RIVER VALLEY .(2·7, 1· 3 OVC) ' Rachel Walburn 2 0·0 4, 'seth Pa"yne 8 2·4 19. Kirsten Carter 2 0-0 4, Kay!a Smith 0 0- 35 BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. (AP) - Mack Brown began his first day as a national championship coach with a wake-up call he' II never for· get. After leadi ng Texas to its first outright national title in 36 seasons, his phone rang early · Thursday. President Bush on the line. "You know your life is different when the first call you get this . morning is from · President Bush at 6. o'clock and (my wife) Sally asked me if I was awake and wanted to take it," Brown said. "I said, 'I • Delphos St. John's 61 , Maria Stein Marion Local 41 Delta 23, Metamora Evergreen 1a Doylestown Ct'lippewa 64. W. Salem NW 45 ' Enon Greenon 57 . St. Paris Graham 54 Felicity 64, Bethel-Tate 54 FindJay Liberty-Be nton 39, Cory·Rawson 27 Franklin 31 , Trenton EOgewood 20 Franklin- Monroe 78, Union City Mlssissinawa Valley 68 Fremont St. Joseph 52 . Fostoria St. Wende hn 47 Ft. loramie 37, Jackson Center 31 · Ft. ReCovery 49, Minster 31 Gahanna Christian 71, Northsid e Christian 33 Galion Northmor 52 , Mansfield Christian 44 . Germantown Valley View 58, Bellbrook 53 ~Gilead .Christian 46, Madison ChriStian 32 JohnstQwn-Monroe 41 , Johnstown Northridge 32 Kansas Lakota 55, Millbury Lake 50, OT Kenering Alter 50. Hamilton Badin 34 Kidron Cent Christian 46, Tuscarawas Cent. Cath. 43 Lafayette Allen E. 48, Ad a 32 Lew1stown Indian Lake 57, Spring .· Shawnee 42 Lexi n gt~ n 58, Ashland 19 Lima Beth 77, Kenton 39'' Lima Perry 67 , Milford Center Fairbanks 45 _ . think so. , , Brown and his Longhorns ended Southern California's iwo-year championship · run and .34-game winning streak with a 41-38 victory in ·the Rose Bowl qn Wednesday night. Vince Young. set a Rose . 2 0, Mackenzie CIU)(ton 1 2·2 5, !Iiana LOUI~VIIIe Aqwnas 42, Can . Cent. C.ath . 37 Corfias 1-2 1, Brooke Taylor 1 0·0 2 . · Mad1son 46, ~htabula Edgmyood 45 Totals : 14 5· 1 35 Mansfield ~ad1son 61 , Mansfield 57 CHESAPEAKE (3-8, 1·3 OVC) Mansfield Temple Christian 49, E lyria Rachell-!arris 6 0·0 12, Holly Black 1 0-0 Open Door 14 . 2. Paige Nel::. on 3 0-0 6, Saran Ru10:ker 3~entor Lake Cath . 55, Cle. Hts. Be~umont 6 19, Tasha England 0 Q-0 0, Sus1e Ja1me M' . "" G · 0 0-0 0. Totals; 18 3·6 39. •amiSo,;urg 59 ' · ~eenvl e 51 . River Valley 7 3 17 8 _ 35 Middletown Chns~tan 47, Loc~and 43 Chesapeake 10 12 8 9 _ 39 M!Cfdletown FenwiCk 55 , Day. St~bb1ns 22 Three·point~oals-RV 2 (Pa"ne· Clu)( ton) Millersb urg W. Holmes 63. 8ellv1lle C ear ' · · · Fork 41 · C 0 (none) . urnovers- RV 26 . C 24 . MI. Gilead Gilead Christian 46: MadisOn Ch nstian 32 o o a 3 Bowl record with 467 total along a huge crowd of supyards - 200 rushing and 267 porters to take in the scene. passing - and scrambled 8 Bus loads of burnt-orange ·yards for his third touchdown clad friends, family and fans with 19 seconds left to make filled the ballroom at the Texas No. I. Beverly Hilton Hotel to listen Confetti fell on Young and to Brown, Young, · David the celebrating Longhorns in Thomas and Michael Huff Pasadena and Tex~s became a reflect on $e thrilling victory unanimous No. I , receiving all over USC and . the school's 65 firs1-place votes in the AP first outtight national chanipimedia poll. onship since 1969. That snapped anl'•'w USC The coach of that Texas streak- the Trojan> IJ;~d been team, Darrell Royal, was No. 1.for a record 33 consecu- there. tive polls. " I just enjoy being along for Penn State finished third. its the nde," said Royal, wt10 got highest final ranking since fin- a handshake from Pr~s id ent ishi n ~ No. 2 .in 1994. Richard Nixon in the ·Ohio State was fourth , and Longhorns' ldcker room after West Virginia finished fifth . beating Arkansas to clinch the LSU, Virginia Tech, Alabama, . '69 crown. Notre Dame and Georgia Royal has been one of rounded out the top 10. Brown's staunchest supportBrown and the Longhorns ers, backing the coach who received their championship critics said couldn't win the trophies Thursday and brought big game. -. Now, the guy they called "Coach February'' bequse he appeared to · be better at recruiiing players than coaching them up has his picture on Wheaties cereal box . . "Vince should be on there, me holding him up," Brown said. Young is facing the same decision USC quarterback Matt Leinart needed to make after last season's national championship game. NFL or college? . Young has said he intends to return to Texas for his senior year, but plans to explore his options with guidance from his family and coaches. He 'II certainly' never ·play' better in a bigger game than he did. in the Rose Bowl. Now Tex.as has the longest winning streak in the c'ountry at 20 straight games. • ALONG THE -RIVER L!VlN(; labor of love: Box of clippings, articles inspire book about local veteran, Cl Travel &Destinations: Salt Lake City is heaven·for skiers, Dl Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties • High school basketball action, Page B1 see 11 MI. Crab Weslern s·rown 60, Lees Creek· E Clinton 54 ' Niki Fulks 4 0· 2 8 . Kristen Halley 0. 0-0 0 , Navarre Fairless 51, Zoarville Tuscarawas Chelsea Stowers 2 2·2 7, Ashley Clark 50· Vlilley 37 . . 0 tO, Jessica Cantrell2 0-0 4 , Jillian Swain New Knoxville 60 , Rockford Parkway 32 1 1-2 3, Chelsea Canaday 4 0·0 B. . New Madison Tri-Vi llage 58, W. Natasha Adkins 1 2·2 4, Jennifer Sheridan Alexandria Twin Valley,S. 3 1 7 1·1 ~6. Lacy Lester 2 0·0 4 . Totals- 28 New Paris National Trail 56, Bradford 46 5-9 64 . New Philadelphia' 52, Allianc~ :48 HANNAN (1 ~5) New Riegel 76, Bettsville 27 Summer Stover 7 0- 1 18. Tabby Payne 0 0Newcomerstown · 51 , Hartville lak:e 0 0, Arianna Blake 0 0-0 0, Tabitha Center Christian 42 · Bowman 1 0-0 2, 'Brittany Sabolsky ,4 2-2 Old Washington Buckeye Trail 64, 10. Alisha Cornell 1 0·0 2. Kali Edmunds 0 Byesville Meadowbrook 52 0·0 0, Brittany Fol ~y 0 0-0 O, Brooke Orrville 54. Wooster 53, OT Williarhs 1 0·0 3. Kalah Perry 0 0-2 0 , ~im Ottawa-Glandorf 50, Elida 45, OT · Ottoville 63. Kalida 32 Saunders 0 0-0 0, Came Watts 0 0-0 0 Totals- 14 2·5 35. Oxford Talawanda 47, W. Ca rrollton 3B S.Gallia 7 '17 14 26 - 64 Pandora-Gilboa 44, Leipsic 30 Hannan 6 6 8 15 - 35 Pickerington N. 76, Cols. Franklin His. 34 3-Point Goals- SG 2 (ChelSea Stowers, Plymoutfl 62, Monroeville 48 Jennifer Sheridan), Hannan 5 (Summer Readi ng 53, N. Bend Taylor 35 · Stover 4). Fouled Ou tSG (none). Russia 64, Houston 49 Hannan 1 (Tabby Pay ne). Rebounds-sa S. Charleston SE 59, Jamestown 31 (Ashley Clark 7), Hannan 33 (Bnttany Greeneview A4 •' Sabolsky 11) Assists-SG 16 (Jen mfer Sarahsville Shenandoah 62, Ne'lo! Sheridan. Ctlelsea Stowers 4 ). Hannan 6 . Matamora~ F"rontier 46 .. . (Summer'Stover. Tabby Payne 2). StealsSpencerville 61. McGuffey Uppe r Sc1oto . . SG 11 (Nikki Fulks 4) , Hannan (n/a) . Vau~y 57 · Blocks-SG (n/a), H annan 4 (B ritta ny Sprmg .. Kenton A1dge 65, Bellefontai ne Sabolsky 4) .Turnove rs- SG 13 Hannan BenJamm Log an 2~ -23. Tea m Fo.u ls-SG 9. Hannan 16. Spr!ng. NE 74, N. Lewisburg Tr~d 65 Sp nn g_NW 69. Casstown M1am1 E. 60 Springboro 64 , Fairborn 25 ALEXANDER 47, MEIGS 39 St. Henry 54, New Bremen 35 ALEXANDER (8·2, 4-1 TVC) St. Mary's Memorial45 , Wapakoneta 33 Whitney Smith 1 3-4 5. Emily Skidmore 0 Swanton 46, Uberty Ceoter 38 0•0 0. Lauren Raines 2 3·4 7, Jami Turrill 4 Tiffin Calvert 50, Sycamore Mohawk 40 Tipp City Bethel 5 1, L'ewisburg Tri-County 4-7 12, Keilee Gui hrie 2 9-10 13. Amy Smith t 5·6 7, Heather McClain 0 1·2 1, N. 40 Safah Wood 0 2-4 2, Lacey Shau li s 0 0-4 Tipp City Tippeca noe 67. New Car11sle 0. Totals 10·52 27-41 47. · Tecumseh 43 MEIGS (3-6, 0-4 TVC) Toronto 56, Bowerston Conot1on Valley 37 1 Cayla Lee 0 2·2 2, Mega n Clelland 4 2-2 Urbana 58, Bellelontaine 54 13, Joey Haning D 2-2 2, Catie Wolfe 5 0- 1 Utica Sa. Howard E. KooK 3 1 10, Amv. Barr 1 Q-0 2, Lesley Preece 0 0·0 Versailles 50, Coldwater 42, OT 0. Brittany Preast 1 Q-0 2. Whitney Smith 0 W. Uberty:Salem 68. Mechanicsburg 36 0·0 0, Mel_issa Grueser 3 2-3· 8. Totals 1~- . W. . Milton Milton-Union 65, Preble 448 -1039 Shawrlee61 · . · Alexander 14 11 8 14 - 47 Warsaw River View 46, Berlin Hiland 32 Melga , 13 B 1 ~ 5 -39 Wauseon69; Montpelier39 3-Point Ooals-AieK 0·9 (none), Meigs 3· Waynesfield-Goshen 70, Ridgeway 8 (Clelland 3). Fouled Out-Barr. Ridgemont 35 · Rebounds- Ale)( 38 (Turrill 8). Meigs 31 Waynesville 55, Madison 37 ·(Ciella(ld 7). Off Rebouncls- Aie)( 22 Willoughby Andrews Scho ol 44, N. (Turrill 5. Smith ' S), Meigs 12 (Grueser 4) . Ridgeville Lake Ridge 35 Steals----Alex 19 (Tu rrnl 5). Meigs 10 Zanesville W Muskingum 70, St. (Haning 4). Blocks-.Aiex 2 (Raines. Clairsville 42. Turrill ), Meigs 2 (Haning, Preast) . Turnovers -Alex 26. Meigs 32. Fouls Ale)( 12. Meigs 26. EASTERN 51 , FED HOCK 30 EASTERN (3-7, 2-3 TVC) a. a 51 . FEDERAL HOCKING (2-6, 2-2 TVC) , Wh itney Bart on 0 0-'2 0, Vanessa Castle 1 0-0 2. Carmen 0 0-0 0, Alison Deddens 2 0·0 4. Emily Dunfee 7 0-0 14. Ryan Fieler 3 0-0 6. Summer Hatfield 1 0·0 2, Brittany King 1 0·2 2, Morgan Prouty 0 0-2 0, Tara Russell 0 0·0 0 , Jordan Salyers 0 0·0 0 Te am- 15 0-6-30. Eastern 11 15 17 8 - 5 1 Fed Hock 10 4 6 10 - 30 3-Pomt Goals-Eastern 5 (Jen. Hupp 4). FH (none ). Fouled 'Outnone. Hebounds-Eastern 40 (Weber 14). FH 45 (Fieler 12). Assists-Eastern 11 (Brannon. Jes. Hupp 3), FH 6 '(Dufee 3}. StealsEastern 11 (Jes. Hupp 3). FH 5 (Dun fee 3) , Turnovers- Eastern 9, FH 17 Team Fouls- Eastern 5. FH 10. Mll~ER 66, SOUTHERN 44 MILLER (H, 2:2 TVC) Ashley Heavener 3 2·6 B. Kelsie Brown 2 1-2 5 . .Courtney Hoops 4 0·2 B. Jenna Bolyard 8 1·5 17, l,.aura Spencer 1 1·4 3. Emily Bray 2 4-4 9. Jenna Murphy 1 2· 2 4 , Randi Toth 3 2·2 9, Cheryl Bourne 1 1-4 3. Totals 25 14·31 66. SOUTHERN (4-4, 0-4 TVCI linda Eddy 4 5·6 13. Whitney Wolfe-Riffle 1 4-6 6, Ashley Rob1e 2 2·5 6. Raci'Jael Picke:ns 0 0-0 0, Emma ·Hunter 0 1-2 1. Sara'h Eddy 3 0·1 6. Georgetta Brk:kle s 1 0·0 2. Virgin ia 3 2-6 8, Angie Apperson 0 0-Q 0, Chelsea Pape 1 0·4 2. Totals 15 14- 30 44 . Miner 12 13 21 20 - Southern 8 66 10 14 12 - 44 3·Point Goals-Miller 2 (Bray, Toth ), Southern (none) Ohio H.igh School Girls Basketball Thursday 's Results Amherst Ste'ele 41 , Elyr 1a 28 Anna SO, Sidney Lehman 35 Apple Creek Waynedale 51. Sm1th ville 40 Arcadia 52.. McComb 25 . Arcanum 47. Newton 20 Archbold 52 . Bryan 43 Arlmgton 6 1. Va n Bu ren 56, OT . Ashl8ni;J Crestview 49. New London 46 Ashland Mapletori 45, Gre en wich S. Cent. SEOAL . SEO . . .. . .3·0 .... 7 ..() Jackson .. . OBITUARIES Page AS • Cecif Adkins • Sandra K. Cox • Clyde Lowell Daniels • Archie E. Lee • William A. Leport • Gertrude H. Manuel • Alonzo M. Norris • Helen Sprague .. .... .3·1 . : .. 5-4 Marietta .. ... .......2·1 .... 4--3 Gallia Academy ... 1·2 . ... 3-5 Logan·. . .1·3 .... 3·4 ........0·3 .... 1-8 Athens TVC.OHIO TVC Vinton Co. . .. . . . .. Alexander . .. .... 1• • Belpre Wellston . Nels-York . M~igs . . 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ALL .. . .6-2 .... 4-4 .. . .5-4 . . .. 2· 7 . . , .3-6 , .. 3-7 ---------- _,_._,.. Visit us online at www.tompeclen.com ovc OVC laid for the drinking wa1er. Al so discussed on Friday was the traffic flow near the pl ant. Duell man said the plant POMEROY - · Officials from American should reduce some traffic flow problems Electric Power (AEP) met with Meigs . by !tucking slag to the plant's landfill County Commissioners ,Jim Sheets and below US 33 as opposed to crossing it. Mjck Davenport as well as staff from Th~ Frank Pifer, AEP manage r of operaDaily Sentinel on Friday to di scuss the tion s and communications said that the ,county's infrastructure' and its ability. to lo.cation of US 33 was a factor in the si te . support the proposed power plant at the ''scoring" so welL Also discussed was the geotec hnical Great Bend site. "We talked about the infrastructure work currently going on at the Great Bend needs AEP would require for the plant... we site such .as core drilling, extracti ng soil want to be proactive and address them samples and an arc haeologic survey. "The landfill is .good and even better now," .Davenport said of the meeting than expected," Duellman said . ' ~ There between officials and the commissioners. Those ·infrastructure rieed s' relate to have been no fatal flaws found on the site." traffic flow in and out of the plant, the . Frank Blake, AEP IGCC engineer added. local road system and the water supply that AEP anticipates placing 20 cells al ong the Ohio River for barges to tie off on. for the·ptant. . Duellman informed Sheets arid Dan Duellman. integrated gasification Davenport thal next week trucks will be at combined cycle (IGCC) plant project engiCharlene Hoeftlch/ ph01o neer, said that AEP has been in contact the site while some core boring occurs to Frank Blake, Dan Du ellman . Jon Buck and Fra nk Pifer of AEP review with the Chesterrruppers Plains Wa1er delermine foundation de signs. an aerial map of the proposed site fm the new IGCC power plant in The commissioners al so talked with AEP Distri cl about supplying the plant's drinkLebanon Township with The Daily Se ntinel's reporter. Beth Sergent ing '>nter. Among other issues to be ham- officials about what Davenport called their du ring a Friday visit that Included a discussion with the Meigs County mered o ut is the quantity of pipeline to be Please see AEP, Al Commissioners on county infrastructure. ~ ,,' I I II ( I ~ AIIJ f'. H ' f,l ,l • .(@) ·-· 475 South Church Su•eet, Ripley • Monday · Saturday 9 am · 8 pm • Sunday I pm . 7 pm - - - - - - - L.,. _ _ _ - - -- • ·-tf~~;.~·~~~~;~~~~~~a~-:~t~~:~:r::::~~t;:~;~r::~t~l~~~~:;~~~;2~- 4 SEcrloNs - 2 4 PAGF.S Around Town . A3 Celebrations C4 Classifieds. ,. D3-5 Comics insert Editorials A4 Movies A3 Obituaries As Regiona l A2 B Section Sports Weather A6 Rio names 2 interim presidents • STAFF REPORT NEW S@MYD AI LYT R IBUNE.CO~ Rib GRANDE - . Two new interim pre>idents have · been appoi (\ted to lead the .' . University of Rio Grande/Rio Grande Community College the · inslitutions' current leader. Dr. Barry M. Dorsey.. leaves Rio Gra nde on . TUesday. The university · Board of Trustees has appointed · Dr. Greg Sojk~ ·as the interim president of the university. while communit y college trU(;tees has se lected Dr. Herman L. Kobv as interim president ..of Rio Grande Commu nity College. Rio Grande is a · unique institution lhat is part private university and part-c;ommunity co ll ege. No timetable ha> been sel for how ,Jong the interim pre>~dents will serve in their roles. as Rio Grande plan s to hold an extensive 'search for its new president. 'Dorsey has 5er.ed as the Rio Grande president for the last l.f-1 /2 years and is leaving to become the executive direc.tor · of the New College of Virginia Planning Commission in \1:u1in s'>·ille. Va. " I h:n·e greal confidence that Dr. Sojka will carry the uni">·ersity forward during our pre >irJential search,'' said Gre g Field s. chairman of the Uni~· ers ii\ of Rio Grande . Board o(Tru~tees . ,;We are fortunale to have an in1erim - . lan McNetnarj photos president with the abi lities The world welcomed Mackaylee Long. daughter of Angela and Larry Long. of Gallipolis: at 5 p.m. Wednesday at Holzer Med1cal anJ ins ight lhat Dr. Sojka will Center. Mackaylee was the first baby born in th1e new year in the tri ·count~ area of Gal l1a. Meigs and Mason Count1es . She we1ghed bring 'to this pO>ttion.',' 8 pou nds 1 ounce and was 21.5 inches long. 2-year-old Mackenzie . the couple's first daughter. now has a baby siste r. Snjka. 1\ ho live s in the ------------------~---~---------.----------,---.----- ·1 Spring \'aile! area in Gallia Count\'. has 'erved as Rio 1 Grand.e ·, provost 'and '>'ice presidenl for academic affairs She noted that thi s 1ear the for.the pa't 12 year, . He will · BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH government to the states. winter. Sandv Edward ' of. HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Announceme nt of the add i- CAA saiJ Friday afternoon number of those uppl)·ing for appoim an intenm provost to n·e in that position whi le tiona! .funding was made th e age ncy has not yet as~ l~ t :l lh.: e ha-., in crea ~eu . se POMEROY- The Gallia- Friday by the Health and received official nolil.ication attrihutin_lC th: lt pa111 ! In the he is the· inlerim president. " I · am ' er'>' honored 10 Meigs Commun ity Action Human Services Secretary of the additional ememencv . chan ge fmm I :ill pe rccnl 1o begin sen ing · u;. I he interim Agency _(CAA) can expecl Mike Leavi tt . HEAP dollars or the amount 1 7 ~ pc•rcc•nt 1,f th:' J10'> CI1 \ 1 pr~, idem .'· Soj ka suid. "This additional funding to. the Of that amount, Ohio wi ll of money whic h can be guidel ines W4ua lif) f111· hc·l p Home Energy Assistance receive $5,435 ,524 to be di s- expected. ;.This is canting a "Thal<jualifies more worl-: ing i, ·.! 'i gnilicant responsibili ty Prngram (HEAP) as a result tributed to counties ·to assist little tale · the pro gra111 people \1 ith pre tt! · gnoJ 1hat I J o nol tak e lightl y." 1-.:nh' bri ngs a tremendous · "e ullli of· experience and ..y he ahl ttl use ."will heating and Pleas~sft..ttuP, Al dedi c·a ti on to. hi> position . The Gallipnl i, _residenr began hi' relalion ship· with Rio Grande 111 I %6 when he was nalliCJ dean ( If StUdentS and Commis ~ ion c r., . plan 10 Reaclion (M RB I plant. which wh ich ha~ nllil'e" rhrnu g. hBY PIIUL DARST di rector of student linancial PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM will use relati ve ly new lech - out Oh io . ha\·c a puhl1.: meeting ahout aid of Ri,> Grande College nology w·serve more than 600 Commi s>ioner' saicl the'> the pr~ect· after the I1relimi - t l:~tcr n·named the University GAL LIPOLI S Gall ia people in lhal area. wanl the projc·et to nHI\'C for- nary pl an' are co mpkt e·. of Ri(' Grande !. Couilty Commission·ers last That technology. has been ward a ~ ' oon a' P"" 1hk . Silcnn ,;ml he wo uld gel 'ian-· He' al' n ' cr'>'ed a1 '> 'ICe presweek reviewed preliminary used in Japan for about 15 · ··we need t<' h :\\~ th,· pre- ed on the plan' im mc·Jiatcl) . idem for •luJent affairs and plan s for a new sewage treat- year·s anJ in the United limina n work do ne Pn 1111 '. " ' .. The popul ati <lll -111 the vice pre,idenl for academic. ment plant for the Stales fnr about fiYe . said "\\ l' II h:l\ e " '111elh1ng 1n 'h"'~.. affecleJ area i' l.lR'\ . li conaffair' In 1977 , he became (. Kanauga/Addison':irea. Gary D. Sileott Jr. , of the to the puhl ll·. . tains 6c2 e4ui'> akn t d11cllinc >ecretary/trea,urer for the · ' The plan calls for a e ngineerin g firm R.D. Commi>si(111er," Prc,-1Jem Membrane Biologica l Zandc and A"oc iat e' Inc .. H ;~m iJ M m 11 ~, 11nen '" iJ . Please see Rio, Al Please see Sewer. Al Additional HEAP funding coming to Gallia-Meigs CAA TVc-<lHIO 26 Barnesv111e 4'2. Bellaire St. John 40 BasCo m · Hopewe ii·Loudon 45. N. Balt•more 32 Botkins 52 . Sidney Fa1 rlawn 46 Brookvi ll e 59. New Lebanon Dlxif'! 2 1 •· Cad1z Hamson Cent. 55. Wintersv1lle Indian Cre"'e k 22 Caldwell 68, Beall svi lle 35 Cal edom a . R1v"E!r Valley 57. Mor ral Ridgedale 53' Carey 61 Old For r 32 , Ca rroll 46, Leb an on 29 Cedarville 56', Spr ing. C al/1 Cent. 54' Celma 47, L1ma Shawnee 45 Centerburg 40. Loudonville 39 Chardon 53 Painesville R1ver side 47 Chill icothe Hun tington 48. Wtll1 amsport Westtajl25 Clermont NE 46. Batavia 43 Collins Wf!stern Rese rve 48 Norwal k St Pau f 30 Cormng M1Uer 66 Racme So uthern 44 Covmglon 64 Anson1a .32 ., Creston Norwayne 67 R•trm an 26 Dalton 67, Jeromesv1tle Hillsdale 37 Danvlll~ 49. Frederick town 34 Day. Belmont 77. Cif) . A1ken 26 Day. Cham made·Juhenn e 39 Cots · · , DeSal es 36 Day. Col. Wh11e 63 . C1n Withro w 53 Day Northridge 46 Carlisle 31 Day Oa kwood 75 Earon 33 Day. St1vers 70, Xenia ChMiian 60 Defiance 60. Van Wer t 57 De lphos JeHerson 45 Co ~;~voy Crestview ~ ALL Warren . . . \'ol. :!<), :'l<o. :;o BY BETH SERGENT Long family welcomes s~cond daughter Boy• Basketball . Jillia n Branrlon 3 1·5- 7, Ryan Dav is 0 0-0 Katie Hayman 2 2· 4 6, Jenna Hupp 5 00 14, Jessie · Hupp 2 0·0 5, Georgaha Koblentz 0-0 0 , Kaylee M il~n 0 0-0 0, Alyssa Newl and·O 0·0 0, Enn Weber 8 3-3 19. Morgan Werry 0 0-0 0. Team- 20 6-12 • BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM New Year~s first newborn ~ketball Standings ~t • .)O AEP officials visit to discuss infrastructure for ·proposed power plant SPORTS 1 SOUTH GALLIA 64, HANNAN 35 SOUTH GALLit>, (5·4) l'olll!'l'm • 'lirhll<"pm·l• (;allipolis •.lammr) X, 200h Ohio \'all<·y PuhlishinJ.:('o. Engineer reviews plans for Kanauga/Addision sewer project - -'- � 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/. 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