http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4e719f1707d731359e475ba09aad8ab6.pdf 71f471135c6f49b2c10403ad9b29d706 PDF Text Text •• -··- ' '..t,.<. ·' .' Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, July www.mydallysentinel.com . . 21, 2005 Inspirations gospel group perfonns, A3 Armstrong climbs another rung in Tour de France history i I Meigs library's summer readingt program goes out with ~bounce, A3 . REVEL, France (AP) - A He keeps' some jerseys for guys in the break today was so . leisurely ride through rolling himself, but says he gives oth- we can work less and come · 'French hills, a bit of excite- ers to his teammate~. friends •out with another win," ment at the finish to get the and supporters, or auctions Hincapie said. heart ·racing, a win for a team- them for charity. "Unbelievable." mate and another rung Savoldelli's victory in the Savoldelli · finished in 5 climbed In cycling's history 17th stage was the third for hours 41 minutes 19 secbooks. Armstrong's · Discovery oncts,'riding 'at avera'ge cif 26.1 In all, a pretty good day at . ·Channel team at thiS Tour. mph to claim his tirst Tour the Tour de France for Lance George Hincapie won in the win. Annstrong. . Pyrenees and the squad also "It 's been a very lucky year Arnlstrorig donned his· 79th won . the tc~m . tt_n~e- ~~a.L for me," said the 32-year-o.ld. yellow jersey- only .Belgian Armstrong. ~ ho h•.ts ~~- 3 ) s who also won hts second Gtro great Eddy Merckx has more won at least o~e mdt vtdual d' ltalia this year overcoming -· after holding hi s overall , stage m hts prevwus stx Tour . . . . . .• lead through the Tour's triumphs, has yet to do so this lllJU~tes and health P~?blems longest stage. Paolo year ~ but is eyeing victory that .tlmost ended hts ".'treer., . Savoldelli, Armstrong's m the . tina! time trial on He .JOmed Armstron~.s Italian support rider, won the Saturday. . squ~d trom the nval T-Mobtle stage Wednesday, . Savoldelli was part of a ~mUtt -. and apiJears to be reiThe Texan remained 2 min- breakaway group that built up tshmg the expenence. utes and 46 seconds ahead of a leaU of more than 24 min"There ts only one his nearest challenger, Ivan utes over Armstrong's follow - Armstrong. , The more I see Basso of Italy. and on course ing pack. . . htm the more I realtze that h~ for his seventh straight Tour Because the nders ahead IS on another planet, victory before retirement. were no threat to his overall Savoldelli said. "li just ·keeps getting bet- lead, Annstrong did not give Armstrong finished in a ter," Armstrong satd. chase - settling instead for a small group 22:28 behind. He He tied Bernard Hinault, the slow pedal past rolling hills. was still riding when last Frenchman to win the picturesque villases and fresh- Savoldelli . crossed the line, Tour in 1985, for the second- ly harvested ftelds . Rtders heanng the news from hts most yellow jerseys ~ and chatted anu even JOked Wtth team director over his race should overtake him as he television crews filining the radio. closes in on a seventh straight race. . •. "It was surreal," Armstrong race victory on Sunday. Armstrong hammed. 11 up said. "We all looked at each Armstrong came into this f?rTV viewers -a clear mdt- other and said: 'Did he just Tour with 66 jerseys and. if he · c.ttton that the pressure on htm say that Paolo won the holds the lead to Paris. will eased when he emerged from · stage')"' retire with 83. Merckx won the last day in the high moun- · . · . . . .. . . Ill in the 1960s and '70s. but tai ns on Tuesday with his Ht.s Dtscovery. squ,ad ts _also Armstrong has more Tour .:omfortable lead intact. leadmg the Tour s tean,1 standtitles- a record six compmed "George. . George," he mgs. . to five for Merckx. Hinault. shouted to Hincapie, urging Armstrong s le;td over Miguel Indurain and Jacques him to speak to the cameras. Basso remamed unchanged, AnquetiL ''I'm working. 1 can't and he mamtamed a. 3:09 While Armstrong likes the speak," Hincapie said as he advantage over Mtckael company he's in. the mark pedaled. Rasmussen of Denmark. isn't something he's thought . Their average speed -over . Armstrong has JUSt two much about. the second and third hours of more stages and the last tune " I have to be honest, [don't the 148.8-m ile trek across trial to negotiate before keep count of those things." southern France from Pau to Sunday's ride into Paris. Armstrong said this week. "I Revel was less than 25 mph While his victory appears assured, the race for the rest of don't know if I deserve to pass - slower than usual. a guy like Hinault." · "The only reason we sent the field is still on. • en I Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;n l'ENTS. \ 'n1. !) .... . Nu. ::!:J...J. BY BRIAN • Post 128 continues tourney run. See Page 81 J. REED BREED@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -Sheriff's deputies will transport six inmates from four jails across Ohio in one day next week, and the logistical problems .such a day creates for Sheriff Robert Beegle reinforces the importance of re-opening the Meigs County Jail, he told County Commissioners on Thursday. Brad Sherman/photo Feeney Bennett's Ken Amsbary awaits the .throw during a steal attempt at second base Wednesday. Post 128 FRIDAY, .JULY .22, Blackston and Eddy each knocked in runs in the· fifth Meeting with Commissioners Mick Davenport and Jim Sheets during their regular weekly meeting, Beegle sa id two prisoners now housed in the Noble County Jail , two in the Washington County Jail, one in the Southeastern Ohio Regional Jail in Nelsonville and one jailed in Massilon awaiting psychiatric evaluation - and all in county custody - · require transport 'to cou rt . appea rances on Monday. . "lihis will tie· up three office rs for the day. and the expe nse will he considerable." ·Beegle. sa id, adding that he normally ·schedules onl y two officers on a week day shift. · ' He said fi ve prisoners were transported In and from Meigs County to· outside jail facili -ties for Thursday Countv Court appearances. He had it 4-H Clothing projects judged inning, when five more runs made it 14-0, then an· error and Mooney run -scoring sin gle helped the winncr.s add two final scores in the sixth. The FB-Athens winner will have to play a second game today. against Pickerington. which lost I 2- 11 to Lancaster in the ni ghtcap Wednesday. -Cham pionsh ip ·ga mes are set for Friday. 000 000 100752 0 X ~ ° 0 2 5 1610 0 Mason rrom PageBl 24 strikeouts and a 3.72 ERA. Also seeing pitching duty was Dale Kestner (4-1 ). who pitched in 32 innings, throwmg .a team leading 46 strikeouts with a 2.79 ERA and only gave up 23 hits and 19 walks. · Point Pleasant's Ned Park (.l-3) saw 26 innings and threw 18 strikeouts on a 3.76 · ERA, while Wahama's Kameron Sayn: (0-2) threw in 17 innings with 17 strikeouts and a 7.27 ERA and Brenton Clark (2-0) .with 15 innings and a 3.60 ERA on lJ strikeout s. • Offensivly. Mason County collectively bimed .228 with 313 hits and 200 RBis in the 32 'games this season. Tyler Hem had 34 hits with a .374 b~tting average and a ieam leading 8 stolen bases with five triples. · a homerun and 22 RBls. Dale Kestner mana'ged 32 hits with a .418 batting ,average with five homeruns and 18 RBis. Just behind him was Caleb McCoy who had 31 hits with five homeruns and a .463 batting average with 19 RBls. Ned Park managed 26 hits on the season with a .361 batting average with six doubles and I HRBis. From Wahama. Kameron -Sayre led in hitting with 29 hits and• a .3 19 batting a.verage with 15 RBi s. Brandon Fowler had 19 hils and 10 RB Is with a .294 batting average and ·Brenton Clark who had 19 hits with a .276 batting average and II RBls. . With the Mason County pitching rotation and quality hitting it should be an exciting tournament with hopes of the s.tate tournament on the line. The following week, ·the ·state tournament will be held in Beckly with 10 teams from around the state attending. the nine area winners and the hqst team . So Mason County will be fighting for a spot in the siate American Legion tournament against a collection of the best team s from around the area. Today\ game. will be held at 6 p.m. in Parkersburg . OBITUARIES OS ChevySSR Your Cost Employee GM . MSRP $24,175 Price $19,434.78 lllus SBDD Free fillS c..:., : AN ANER1:AN SSDO Free lias R:"lO.UTION OS Colorado 2WO Ext. Cab, Xtreme Appearance Plcg, GM Employee Price Plus Page AS • Kevin L. 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Right, Nicole Moodispaugh of Reedsville, a member of the Lakeside Leaders made matching outfits for herself and her sister. Katelynn Chevalier. The skirts of John Deere print were worn with yellow shirts and green vests. They wore straw hats enhanced with print · bands. Challeno Hoeftlch/pllotoo Comics ~WJ ~rn~S01Jtcw)re~ SERGENT '"What conclusions we can take from the numbers is that slowly the district will recovRACINE Declining er if costs are controlled," local tax revenue continues to Wolfe said. be a thorn in the side of the The commission com· Southern Local School mended the efforts of the disDistrict 's attempt at financial trict for significantly keeping recovery. · the lunch room costs down At yesterday's meeting of last year. Most recen tly the the Financial Planning and annual cost of operation .was Supervision Cof!lmission for just over $8.000 and in years the Southern Local School past tha t fi gure was over Di strict, Ohio Department of $20.000. JOducation Consultant Nancy The meeting was then Burbacher presented figures called into executive sess ion that demonstrated a local his- to discuss "pend ing negotiatory of revenue. These figures tions ." revealed that sinc e Fiscal Wolfe reque sted members Year 1999 the percentage of of the public and the two change in local tax revenue Southern Local School Board for the district was -1.25 per- members present. Susie cent. Grueser and Don Smith, leave In the past seven years the the room. district saw its highest local Present for executive sestax revenue estimated at . sion were Cnmmis.~ion mem$1,558,009 in FY 1999, while bers Wolfe, Sandra Hawley, the lowest estimate was for Susan Oliver. Shirley $1,382,249 in FY 2003. Johnson, and Kyle Gephart. The good news is that local Also present were Southern tax revenue estimates for FY Local Schools Superintendent ' 2005 were up $876 from the Bob Gruescr, from the Ohio previous year though it is still Attornev General's Office short ($ 119,3 15 short) of the Rebecc<i Alders and Julie local tax revenue from just Miceli , from the Qhip seven years ago in FY 1999. Department of · Education the same year the district Thomas Gumpf and Roger declared itself in fiscal emer- Hardin . and from the Auditor gency. of State's Office Robert Another small bit of good Burlenski. news was Bur~acher's figure When the meeting was of a 9.2 percent increase in called back into sessio n the state revenue over the same commission did not di scuss seven year period. Taking into the "pending- negotiations" account the -1.25 percentage any further although Wolfe of change for local ta·x rev- did ,say, "We (the commisenue, this actually shows sion) will not approve conovemll growth at eight per- tracts that will increase costs · to the sc hool district or cent. 'The point is the district is increase the debt." growing in revenue. mostly · The commission approved on the state level but the local a contract for the Auditor of revenue is also growing," Stale 10 prnvicie services to Commission President Bill the commission for FY 2006 Wolfe said. "The new high- at no cost to the district or way and power plant will commission in an amount not help." to exceed $6.000, funded American Electric Power through the Ohio General has not officially announced Assembly. . that a new power plant will be built in Meigs County. Please see Southern, AS · Chris Scott, Jared Bunting (4). Rodney Harding (5). Shane Scott (6) and Jake McGuire . Luke Haistop and Terry Durst WP - Luke Ha1slop. LP ~. Chris Scott HR - FB : luke Ha1slop. tou rth mn1ng. two on. 05 Pontiac Aztec Declining local revenue for Southern stunts recovery BY BETH Reds out a complete game thi s a 6-0 lead. Griffey's homer season. was the first of hi s career "Everything has to dick .off Wood and the 522nd of rrom Page 81 to get a complete game," his career, breaking a tic for Hantng sa id. "Your pitch 14th on the career li st with returning, Wood never count has to be low, the Ted Williams and Willie looked right. defense has to play behind McCovey. Javier Valentin , who "It's a concern. but yo u You. and you need so me do'o·'t want to jump 10 con- runs early so you can relax homered from both sides of added a elusionS yet,'' manager even more . I was able to the plate on Sundav,. J, throw strikes and they were so lo shot as Cincinnati Dusty Baker said. "We too k him out more as a precau- swi nging at them." pulled away off the Cubs' tion than anything. Hi s The Cubs lost for only the bullpen. Griffey had an RBI veloCity was down . seco nd time in 10 games, a single during a clinching :·He warmed up great and surge that moved them back three-run rally in the eighth . The four homers moved didn't feel anything. That into contention for the NL one inning he started to feel wild card. Wood' s latest the Reds back ahead of the something, whatever it shoulder woes undercut the Cubs for the NL lead . with .. renewed optimism. 125. one more than was. w d 1 00 gave up · so Chicago. More homers have Wood was scheduled for an exam with Dr. Tim homers to Griffey, Felipe been hit at Great American Kremchek on Thursday. The Lopez and Adam Dunn in Ball Park this season -than Cubs then will decide three inni~gs._ A; assistan~ anyplace else in 'the majors. whether to get medical tests tramer an pnc_ mg coac Lee went 1-for-4 overall, on Wood, who didn'i stay Larry . Roth schild VIS!led .. dropping his average a point ~ood after Gnffey hit ht s to .375, still the best in the around to talk to reporters. Wood also left a game ~lst homer 111 the thtrd . majors. He is 17-for- 34 April 30 against ,Houston mmng. makmg sure he was (.500) with eight homers · · b all n ght. .. . after t hree mnmgs ecause Wood stayed in the game agamst the . R~ds thts seaof a sore shoulder, his pre- and retired the next two bat- Ason. ftve of them at Great Iude to going on the dis. b d'd , f h mencan. N0 t . It H· . · . abled list. ters, ut 1 n t return or t e "It's kind of what he had fourth . · es. was arang s in spring training and what "In the first inning. I second career. complete we were , dealing with after thought he had pretty good g~me tn ?7 start~ . :he other that Houston game," trainer stu ff," Barrett said. "He just was Aug. 26 a.ga mst St. Mark O'Neal said .. "We needed to gel loose , get Lout s .... Gnffey has 1.508 don't want to let this devel - going. Power pitchers are RBis. one beh,tnd Mtckey op into anything s ignifi - like that. Hi s last few starts Mantle tor 4.nd on the cant." he' s been like that. Today he career li st. ... Barrett had a The Reds hit four homers just had trouble getting smgle and a sacn!ice tly. in all, and Aaron Harang (6- loose." ex tending his hitting streak 8) pitched a seven-hitter for The Cubs need Wood and to seven games . ... 2B Todd Cincinnati's first complete Mar~ Prior - who both Walker 's hitting streak game of the season. Derrek ha ve been on the disabled e~ded at 12 games . :.. Dunn Lee hit · his major league- list thts season - to stay has 25 homers t_ht s season. leading 31st and Jerorny . heaJth ytfthey hopetomake ,three ol _th~m ott Wood .... Burnitz followed with a a playott run.. Pnor ha s The Reds have gtven up 143 solo shot in the seven th . recovered from a broken homers. most m the maJors. when Harang's shutout elbow. but· Wood 's shoulder ... RHP Greg Maddux needs ended . remains a major concern . six strikeouts on Thursday With Wood not quite to become the , 13th pi1d1er Cincinna(i had gone a club-record 94 games with- . right , the Reds rolled out to to reach 3,000. - total of 14 inmates in custody wear and tear on depanment yesterday - most of them vehicle~. Howe ver. he said hou sed in the Noble and . Thursday.·the ultimate authorWashington County faci lities, ity to re-open the jail rem where he has beds reserved at with the state jail commts· a negotiated rate. : sion. not himself. , Beegle has . set a goal of He said minor · repairs. Aug. ·1 to re-open the county including plumbing work and jail , which was closed two the installation of lighting, are years ago, hoping that making all that remain in his efforts to the jail available for housing renovate the century-old jail. inmates charged with minor ''We' re just waiting on the offenses for the shan term will ·save money, time and Please see Inmates. AS · BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Feeney Bennett 16, LJ?gan 0 Post78 Post128 \\\\\\ . IH~d •• ii_.. .. (' U(IIU.' i. ("O III 2005 Beegle:·Transporting inmates both.time consuming, expensive SPORTS · Logan employed fvur pitchers on the afternoon;, Chris Scott started and took the loss. rrom Page Rl Post 128 grabbed a I ·0 lead and had three runs batted in after Mooney walked to lead for Post 128, which logged. off he bottom of the first 10 hit s total. Jeremy inning, 'wiped two bases, Blacksto n and Josh Eddy and later scored on a wild had RBI singles. while pitch. Two innings later. FB Austin King. Terry Durst, tacked on another score as Tyler Clagg, Ross Well and Myers came armind on one of Chris Myers all hit safely. five Logan errors. The fourth inning saw two Zach Haislop chipped in an more Post 78 miscues. which RBI sacrifice . led to the first two tallies of a Gene Hartman and Jake McGuire each singled for seven-run frame. The speedy Logan. but \hose were the Well scored on a wild pitch only hits off winning hurler and Mooney added an RBI Luke Haislop , who struck single before Haislop's blast put his dub up 9-0. out II . r Bs , AJ A4 A2-3 ' As B Section A6 © 7005 Ohiu Valley Publishing Co. MIQDLEPORT - ·It's not .too late to register children for a Kids' College day camp. which begins Monday at the University of Rio Grande Meigs Center. The enrichment day camp for students aged 9-15 will focus on the arts .and humaniti-es. and will include programs on contemporary art. archaeology and ancient civililalions, culture contacts. Adventures in History pirates, Vikings and explorers - and other subject matter. Classes will begin at 9 a.m. and continue until 3. througli July 29. A cost of $100 includes the ·five-day program. materials. lunch and ·a snack each day. and a Kids' College T-shirt. "The curriculum for the Meigs Center Kids ' College is designcd to encourage ereative and critical thinking skills and promote an enthusiasm for learning." said Gina Pines. director of the Meigs on Friday. and stuuents in the acting/theater program wi'll.be hdd on July 29 at the Cente r. located on Mill Street in Middleport. Tuition may be paid.the day the program begins. but advam;e registration IS requestet! so adequate matcri als can he available . Pines ·said the cost should not deter those .who are interested in participating but who may not be able to afford the tuition . Center. '"The courses are flin 'Hnwe\'er, .'-~pace is limited to and educational with an JO , tudents. ' emphasis on at·tiv~ lcaming "We don ' t wan I anyone to and hands-on activity. '' , . be discouraged from partici A reception and ~xhibit of >tudcnt projects will be held Please see College, AS Brion J. Reed/ photo Peggy Yost and Tabitha Campbell. deputies 111 the office. of County Treasurer Howard Frank prepared some 15.000 bills for the second-half real estate tax collection on Thursday. The bills, along with hundreds of ma~ufactured home tax bills, are due for payment on Aug. 25 , Frank said. �~ - .. . ' ' I • ' ' PageA2 F AITH • VALUES The Daily Sentinel Friday, July 22, ' Friday, July 22, 2005 www.mydallysentlnel.com 2005 A Hunger For More T • As I looked to the west, I thought about the mountains on the Egyp uan side of the nft , the Sin<tL N01 so far from where I sat. the Israe lites had been de li vered bv God from their ce ntunes- l o~1g bondage an·ct had marc hed towards the fu lfi ll me Jit of specJ.JI prom ises tlt.u God lwl nl.llle them. No t so fa 1 ! ro m \\ hc1e I sat. the Lord had saved the m !10m the attac k of a hm tile .trmy '" they made ll throug h the Jm p.Jssahk ohstacle of the Red Sea ,md yet the ir pu1 suers di d not. As I sat there. I though t of those dcscnbcd 111 the B1ble ,ts h.1v ing been used by God to powerfu l!) change the wm ld. Wh,Jt se t them apart and made th ~11 1 ~ . . pcc1all y attJ act Jve ll) God 111 H1s pl.ms .md in Hi s Pastor Thorn Mollohan Dcse1 t was absolutely silent. There were no a nimal s or bu ds In betray the ommous si len ce th at see med to till my ears nearly :..~ s tangibly as collOll b.tl ls. M.1ybe in those bn ef retreals wherein one wa s momentanl y re moved I rom the bu zz mg drone of hum an need ,md the blare of ignorance and idol ali y seemed more remote, on e could more readil y hear the sui! small vo1.:e nf God ( I Kings 19: 12). As I sat on my little rocky crag. I pr.tyed. I pra1 sed. And I sat qutetl y 111 the V<tsl silence. h was good to be alone with the L<'l rd, if eve n fo r onl v a lit tle while. But then a fly ianded on my arm I nicked it away and restuned praymg The fl y c.tme back ... thts time with fri ends. I shooed the crowd of critters .tway again but they then began to buzz around my head. I contmued to pray and worship God, but was nnw bccommg increasmgly agilated and less focused It d<twned on me then that my dunmut1ve ass3Jlants were like so many little dJstracllons and annoy- lllt g lll y 1110\ L' llll' ll ts l U \Hllk "'II nut H1s lor ltu m.Jnllv'' Merely the1 r will ingness 't<i listen. t1ust and obey the Lord Pcill,ll" th.Jt \1 .Js why God's prophets aml e;e n the Lord ksus Humclt wn uld Wilhdr,l\\' fro m their husy li ve~ to the re mote wlldt:t ness. Unt il I h',Jd spent that tlll y b ll of tJ me 1n the desert, I had .tl wd ys envisioned the .. ,\l ldc Jncss" menti oned in the Sc rrptuJcs ,Js bentg a soi't of .. Rocky Mn unta m" or "A pp.ilad11an Trail " kmd of "Jtde rness . lot s ot green and lots ol ,Jnimals But unlike pl dces at "!hl ch I had previpre ssure:-; of dCl' l ~ i o n - rn.ik lll g ously camped or ~i s Jt e d . the that mn stantly ass.J ulted me. wi lue1 ness of the Negev Fellowship Apostolic anccs that accost ltll Believers with the peace of God that m our walk with the Lord. SHOUL.D be fillmg our trouLillie things have a way of bled minds. It's these ''little buzzmg ·into the forefrom of things" that tmperceptibly our thmking the very moment compromi se our spiritual we !ry to senle down to spend integrity and draw us from the some tnne m praye r or in read- sure footing bf walking with ing (and meditating upon) the Savior. But what do you do with the God's Word L~ t 's face it. Liitle th ings little buggers'! As with me on accumulate so qu tckly and th at mountain peak in the eas il y 111 ou1 li ves that many <~ f Negev, you might try to "swat" us are nearl y drowning in a few here and there, but don 't det<til s. There is such a even allow that to steal your buzzing going on in our minds gaze from the face of Jesus. so much of the t1me. even Getting caught up in trymg to though we may go regularly to elimmate ALL distracttons is church and ure perhaps even too distracting a venture to se rvmg Hu\1 in some capacit y, ve nture upon . Eliminat~ those we can't hear a thmg He says things that CAN be removed to us. It's like having D1rect but recognize that you cannot TV w1th hundreds of channels cut yourself off completely all on at the san1e t1me. veah , , from responsJ·b,· IJ' ty nor can '· ' God 's "sJgnal" is being "trans- you foresee every contingency milled" (as His Holy Sptrit that might introduce distracmoves in our lives), but we tion back mto your life.Also cannot make out what He's recogmze that there is a spirisaying (we cml't see the tree tual power at work' that does !01 the fo rest surrounding it). NOT want you to tune into Conseyuently, the' end result is God and will atkmpl to step that we lose our vJtal connec- up your dJstractJOns Just as lion with God under the del- the Lord Jesus, in a critical uge of messages and signal s time alone with God, found selll our way and so we cannot Himself the target of distractbe refreshed or g1ven guid- · ing ideas. suggestion s, and ance: God's di vine provision s temptations from the prince of are sent, but we never receive that evil power (from Matthew them bccmJsc we cannot find 4: I-ll, Mark I: 12-13, & Luke them in all the clutter of our 4: 1-13), you too will find fast-paced lives. yourself subject to notions and It's those "little things" that impulses that will try to grab dtlut~ our pass10n for the hold of your attention and Savior. It's the "little things'' in keep your gaze turned away life that "get under our skin," from the Prince of Peace, little annoyances that interfere These spiritual "flies" will buzz and buzz, b~t you and I . need to just let them bu zz while we stay busy with seeking God's face in His· Word, through prayer, and m servi ce to Him for the sake ol H1s kmgdom It is not a coincidence that a "mckname" for the Devil i:1 " Beelze bub" (meaning, "Lord of the Fl tes"). He 1s indeed the "Lord of Dtstraction," · as well as, I might point out, the "Lord of Lies." We too easily fo llow ht s leadmg over the leading of God Himself. Nevertheless, we ha ve m God both true light and real life. Let us not allow ourselves then 10 be robbed of an unspeakably marve lous gtft by fat ling to spend quallty time with Him in prayer and in personal worshtp. Even the "Lord of Flies" is tiny and inconsequential compared to the King of all creation "For the LORD your God is God of gods and Lord oflords, the great God, mighty and awesome .. He JSyour praise; He - is your God, Who performed for you ... great and awesome won ders" (Deuteronomy 10:17a, 21). (Thom Mollohan has min· istered in south em Ohio the pastlOyearsandisthepastor of Pathway Community ' Church , For comments or questions, he may be reached by e-mail at pastorthom@pathwaygallipolis.com). S«ond Beptisl C hurfh WV Su mhl) SchO:<JI lOam· , Mommg .., ~,r~htp ll am Evenlllg • 7 pm, Wrdnesdii) 7 p m Ron~n)~ tK.ld , llm u h uf h·~ u ~ t' hrt~ l Aposl ulrt \ 111/.ultll ~nd W.u,l Rd l'.t~tn1 J 11111 ~ ,\ 1111 l l \un,l.t) '>••hool .. Ill 1() ol lll l llllillt! 7 ~II fl Ill Hll..r \'allt•\ \po '>hllic \V"r'l\11' ( l'll l, r K7 I S ~~' \1 1 K ~1 111 Konk k Muldk[""'' ' · '\und11 101" j l Ill 'o il\ III I II "htl l...a,lnr \'. ,d tlC~L ii y 1 111 7 \( I 7 1~11' Ill l',l,hlr ~ lo7 n \1 ,lfiV m Sttntl.ty Sdtnt ll SiJJdy -- 7 ptn 'iLII ll~' f [)(MI II'II S\lllLI,Ly Wcd n~ ~d n y Scrv1c~' School plans open house Picnic planned MIDDLEPORT The R1~ e 1 Valley Chn st Jan Academ y K-4 and K-5 wil l have an open hou'e ,md orientation 7 p.m Aug. 25 at the Ri ver Valley Worshi p Ce nter. The ne w pastor and academy staff will be there. For more information ca11992- 3824. ENO - A gospel hymn RA CIN E - Mt. Monah will be held at -Trinity sing Church of God Sunday sc hool Gospel Miss ion, Ohio '554 will have a picmc at noon between Eno and Porter, 6 Sunday at Star Mill Park . p.m. Saturday. Singers will Covered dish. Baptiz ing in mclude Stephanie Snyder, rive r It was suggested those Jodte Rife, Danny Johnson, attendi ng take .law n chairs. Henry and Hester Ebhn, There wtl be no evem ng Eulis, and Leslie Allen. church servtce. Refreshments will be available, .A love offering will be taken. The sing is sponsored by the church youth forohurch improvement project Gospel sing set for Saturday Spanish language Mass POMEROY ~ Go'>pel sing to benefit Fall Harvest Gospel Sing , 7 p.m.. Saturday Laurel Cliff Free Method 1st Church. Singers Sp1nt Led of Parkersburg, W.Va .. Mercy of New Haven, W.Va , Marty Short of Reedsville, and Brian 7 prn J'.t~h•r llrm~ Ru t lu nd h n t U ,t pll~ l Chun h Sdt<l<• l <i 111 ,1 Ill Wtor , hl jl 1'1• 11 '1 llt<• L ~~Il Iolii l~" l 'l li p ', 11ndt' <• \ tiJ, h t tn l HaJIIISI l .t~ l '-l~ L n Church VBS, "Construction Zone," 6-8:30 p.m., for preschool through grade 6. 9922542 for infonnation. MIDDLEPORT Middleport Church of the Nazarene VBS , 6to 8:30p.m. through July 29 . Theme "Where K1ds are Wild about God." Bicycles will be given away. Cookout at 7 p.m. Friday concludes. Information at 992-3191 . POMEROY-VBS at Zion Church of Christ, Ohio 143, IO(ID ,tl ll \'.h i ll1hk I) ll11 1111 1.\un.! 1',1•t•'r f: I J ill II lidt•llil 'l 111 1m 1 1-IS, II1 1&7 011 j>lll 1) ~I~ till \\ t•r•l np I 10 I 'i 1m 'r<.•uth- 'I WL!I n .:~tl .t ) 6: 30 to 8:45 p.m. , through July 29. Jeru salem Marketplace is theme . Crafts, Bible-ttme games, snacks, music. Program practice and pizza party Saturday morning before closmg program at 7 p.m. Information at992-5195. REEDSVILLE - VBS at Eden United Brethren Church, Ohio 124 between Reedsville and Hockmgpon, 6 to 8:30p.m. through July 29, "Kingdom of the Son" is theme. ). R.u m.-- rtr-1 1-! Jc ~ Kul~ l'."h'l 1m '"a ~MUM wt aft nally h....-.kJn'J; r11r m urt" m r u iiJ IIIt In nur ure? In collet1 httt Objects n f ciubtous nlu r, arr w• tt'Vflrlirolc.i n g gtO !I u f ttm ch &l'ftllcr \ ulue'! It ur~ .. reoU y '" be Wurt h ll\'10 8· Wt ltrt.-d murt chan e.nh1y P""'M"M in u a. We n eed to Sft'k lhl' ''MIIU ~ lhlllt will hrtnjl u,_ ....tu~er to ( ;ud a nd " ···"tuft 11p •.. lnwsuf'lrt" lu h eaven. where •rtt•lb and ru111 do noC da&ro) ... f ~hmhC"w 6:2(1~ n- "••u~• c..n be rm.nd h t <:od '!t IC"IIk·h ln{l--4~ lh ~· ("tUI tw-- lli~'fU' Ct'rd Ill Ull r .d•nsen htMI!C of' Wtnflip. Bat 91 wJI. (;nd ·• waluc" lift 11 n-ul hulll;11im lh t')' ft re ~t' h"l H I ~ nne ~ h o Rdls ll'le-10! • o, I '' , I 1o \ I 1 I J • I>\• ol I• J \1 1 11'1'1 .. \ : • ",• II 111•1 " \ I " I 1)11'1\ I • , I " , ' \ l l f( fl\ \ o ,1, I ~99 Ric hla nd Au:nuc.,\lhcns 740-594-6333 1-800-451-9806 Blessed are the pure in heart; for ~hey shall see God. Matthew 5:8 111'0 7 pm . a m , 7 ]0 :m p m Wesleyan Hlble Holiness Church 7~ Pearl St Mtddlepon Pustor Rtr.:k l! nurn e, SunJny School -- 10 a m Wor!ihtp p m, 10 4~ p m Sunda y Eve 7 00 \.l, ~dn ,;sJ ay Servt cc · 7 ~ 0 p rn \\ m,l n[l Suml:1 1 Sd\ool lJ l ll 1(1 Ill u m 7 110 I'm P lq<n Ill t ill \\ <>r•h tp ' a 1\ 7 (HIp I I.L n1 ARCADIA NURSING CENTER . Coolville, Ohio Located less than 10 minutes from Athens, Pomeroy or Parkersburg ~ ~~ 11n 111 11 Ruptist '\unt i l\ J),t\ lti l> hllll '1-1' .ttn S~llillll \\h('IU,IIJ I I<'IHnl! \~l\~~1~,,[ 1\ -;,'f\I H ' r l't•h•r l1UIIll .1111 -- \\ ,,~.! Sund ,t\ <,und '" \\tlr • hl[' S,lw<ol lillll'\1 Ill <Ill "m Stud ;· St l\1 'Uap ti~l 111 ~ 1 141 n u ter C hurch or Christ Rc c C h11rc:h of C hmt lnt~r~<,; d l <l ll 7 .anJ t.::.J w S r Sund,tv Umfu:d Hl1ilam fJpm Den ru ~ s~rs~nl r 1n If ye abide in Me, aud My words abide in you, ye shall a.<k what y e will, and it slla/1 be dou e 1111/o you, Jollu 15:7 MEIGS FAMILY EYECAAE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, 00 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992-3279 Tot Free 1-877-5113-2433 n.u p li~t I ,1, 11h \ \I otn S1 \l 1.ld kp•m P.1 ~wr j~ ,, (.,!If,, II (r.u~ Jr S tnLd,J\ Sc hclpl 1111 \\ , r•lup '' 111 Hours 6 a m · ~ pm ltl J~ .t m . 1 oo p rn 7 UO p m SunJuy 11 u m United Methodist Brlhany .t m o \\o1•lll l' tJII\)pm Bechtr l Unlttd Methodist H aven Ri c h ard Ne ase Pastor ~rw 1 2~ Ral ph Wo" lup ol!ll l'a\t< •r ) .m m: I •• rtncr Su nti~' Ill ·• m. l:; 1~rung 7 p 111 , R.K m~. Oh w Pastor }llhn G1l m11re Su nday S~ huol 11 Ill • Hth!c 9 lO ~ m, Wor~ h 1p · 10 4'i Stud~ Wed 7 00 p m Morning Star Paslor John ( hl mure, Su mlay S chmJ I S~f\ KC.~ EIL'itletart Pas tor B1ll Mars hall S unday Sr.:hool 9a m . Wo1sh 1p !0 am.' l st Sunday every mont h evem ng servu.:e 7 00 p Ill 7 pm Racine Pas tor Pe1e Shaffer, Sunday School • 10 a m , Worsh ip .. !I am. Wednesda) 7 Bethel Church Townsh ip Rd . 46!1C. Sunday S cht'll)) a m Worsh tp · 10 am Serv tces I 0 a rn 1J Grand S1 ree1. Su nda) Sdmol 'I 10 a m Worsh1p -- IU ~0 a m • Pastuz Phtl ltp Hell C h ester Jane Bt"-a nt e Worshtp · Q am . 10 am ThuN.Ia} 7 P~ H1~ r Sn11nd St' l'~ > t llr R,, Ua v1d Sun d.11 S1 lllll'l ~nJ \\\ 1r,h1p• 10 [1~1111\g SLII l..... S (J tu p ill, St•n 111.·~ -- 6 1.1) I'm Joppa Bol\ Randolph Worsht(l SunJa~ Slh<lo"ll -- S unda~ 9 10 i. o na 801tom St lloo l -- 9 \0 a n1 Worshtp · 10 1lh m \\ nr ~h t p . Q Rr:e'tl.!iVille \() am .• Sund a) School • 10 .J() a m Ftrs• Suntby of ~ lo nlh MIDDLEPORT TROPHIES & TEES I .llhl.' l Ill hL.J\ L ll .. j\ 1.1tthl'\\ .5 16 Middleport , Of:! 740-992-6128 Local' source for trophies, Ia ues !-ShirtS and more Da vis-Ouickel Agency Inc. 1:\Sl R . \~ CE Full l1 ne of Insurance Prod ucts+ Fmanc1al KEHLER Serv 1ces BUSINESS SERVICES Alll11come Tax & B1tl Fiuancial SerJJices Firm OUJcket 212 E, Main Street ~ r=~ .. 99~ - 7270 I _c___ 1 992-37.85 --~~~~~--·· 14111 .... Pomeroy 992-6677 I Home Since 1858 9 F1fth Street Coolvrlle, Ohro 740-667-3 110 ...... -l---.... lf ye abide in Me, and My Brogan-Warner INSURANCE words abide irl you, ye s/ra/1 SERVICES ask ..-Ira/ ye will, a11d it slralt 214 E. Main be do11e ull/(J you. 992-5130 } lJim IS;7 @j; Whrte 6 1H E Mum S1rcct • Pomeroy Pomeroy .1ilbtt .tuntral Jlo1nt ANDERSON FUNERAL HOME 11~ l.mw Strrrt • PO Be~ 270 '"~ H 11Hil, \\\ l.~U!S ja/TK'!<o II \ OOtN~n , l.tl't'rt'ol"d tu ntral l>i mtur llrid1 S :\ndrnon. t""11rtlh1Ml~h1 t unentl Pbnmn~ 7 p 111 & f ull Cfospel C hunh of 1h r Lt vi n g Sa 1tor l' a~lor Anli4Utl ) k'' ' \l 1 r11 ~ .:! 114) p m • Wednesday ~c r1 ILC, 7 p m Lnn~ tl ~ s~n ,, ~, S<tlu r i.lu~ elt:lllllg ~1.'1\IH 7 ()() 1'111 Hibl) ~ t ud \ '11-ctlnc ~d~y '>l!ntlc 7ll0 prn Fatth Full G ospel C hun:h ]i (o]l{>lll P,tslur S ic ~c Kccd. Sli lli.l.t\ School \110 ~ m, W0tsh1 p .9 '0 :~, 111 and 7 p m Wct.lnc ~da; 7 p m 1-nda) fe l ~~ ~Wsh tp S( n IC C 7 p !11 Hnl~nn ( hrt ~ ltun f c llu11 ~ h•p ( hurch l',l'ltlr Hu , dzd Whu e Su nU .t\ Sclwnl 10 ,mJ Suml,ty Chu r( h 't r v 1 ~~ · r1 7 pm ~I I pm \\hl n e .,t\a~ H.u r nsun vtllc Comm11nily Churrh Thaun {,)ttrha m, S unJa;, I) ~ nd 7 r m , ~0 Reslnnuinn (' hrisu a n 7pm Wcdnco;d t) •nfl 'i Hnnr ~ ' Lnnmc c~ ~ ~~~ ~o.td FJ•IIn"' ~ hlp A lht' il ' ' Pt > t~ 'r Sund.1y Wo or, h tp I0 Iill am , Weti nc!iJO; 7 Jlnl Mlddh·JMIM C ommunif) l'hurt h i 7'i Pcurl St M1ddkpor1 PNllr S.un And e rson Su nd uy SL ho o l 10 u m . Ev~ n mg • 7 30 p m W~ Jit6dtty Sen ll C • 7 10 p m Full L.a nwa·ille C hristia n C hu n ·h Pu ~ lor l ~c~hcrt \ltJ >scr Go~ pd Sunday SdHMli1J 'O ~m , W!>r , lllp 1(1 '0 .un 7 (){J fHil W~dnc ~d. t > Scn· !l~ "l (1{1 pm •·ahh Valley Tahcrnaclt C hurch Ru n Rou il Pa stor Re' Emmc:u Rawson. Su ndil y [lt!IH n g 7 p m, Thursda) Ser\' I ~C ..... r Ill Pentecostal 11enttros tal A ssc mbl~ Sl Sy rac u!lf \hs.sio n 1411 Brtdgcnum St . S) rac usc , Sundav Sch ool · 10 am. E~cnmg t. p ~~-. Rt R act'l~ Evcmn g · 7 p m. p ~,lor \\tiham 'Wcdnc ~da y Scr~1ccs . 7 rrn St'tvllC 7 p m tPresbyterian Hazel Co mmtmlty C hur.--h Oil Rt 124, Pamu Edsel Hart. ~0 l.:!.J , 10 .t rn a ,m , Wnrsh tp S tmdl!~ Syrl iiSt t"i ril l ln)ted Prrsl" leria n Ctn\1 \\(of>lup I I ,, m 10 ' 0 am ' P:t ~tor R oh~ rt O} esvillr Communi!) C hur;r h Su nday 'ic horil -- 9 ]0 u m, Worsh1 p · IO lO um 7pm Harnso n\illl' t•n §h, ·tr rla n Ch urc h Pas tor R(Jht-n Crn"' \\ nr.h lp 'I ,, rn Morse- C bapel C hurch Sunday !-!: hnol -- I 0 ., m Wo ~ h l p -ll m . W~dncsd,t} Ser.tce 7 p m P~swr ~llddlrpor t Jam,, P n!Sb \ltri.un V.< 1r:h1p -- II u m S n1d~..- II Seventh-Day Adventist S.--, .-- nth -Da l .\d\ e nn st llt~ RJ ,. Pom.: rm P:htor '-.lulh .:r r~ Faith G ospel Church Loni1 Bouom Sunday SLhonl · 9 "'tl am . Worsh1p 10 4~ lllll i '(] p m w~ r.tn csd ny 7 1() r m Be nn,•tt Lu.k tc'h Saturda \ St lll t e~ S.tbllath s~hool 2 pIll 1.1..lrshtp 1 p m United Brethren Sen ICC 7 p Ill Nazarene full G rn; ~ll. l g htltou se Mlddltport C hurrh or tile Na tartnt: 3 ~04 'l lhhmd Road P0mcw\ Pa''''r Rn\ Hut11cr Sundll y School 10 o 111. E11· nmg Pas1or A!len \ii dlap Sunda y School · 7 10 fllll. fuc~J~) & 1 11Uf'<..la) 'il 30am,Wor5 h1p · IOJOam.to~Opn t . pm Wedn esda) Sen1ces · 7 Alle n Mto:kap ~0 Syf'lii::\L'iC C bun:h ol Otto ~uarne Pasto r M1kc Adkms, 'lunda} :o;, huo l If \!1 Ed.-n Umltd 8 rr th re1\ m ( ' hnsl 12-1 K ~<·d~l 1lk SunJJ > Si~tl.' Rou t ~ So ulh Bethel C ommunity C hun h Stl\cr Ru.J gr Pas tllr Lmtla DamL'\.\ UI >d Sunduy School -- Q 3m \\ t•r~htp S~nlct' 10 a Ill 2nd ~ nd ~th Suntlll SdiiJ\.<I II am Sunday "'tlf'>h tp 10 1~1 m & 7 !)(l p rn \\ cJ nes.!:la\ Sef' •• ~,' 7 Oll l' m Wl· d n e ~d.!l 'I'IHUh St'TI ta 7 l;ij) p lll J cxlttend eAawA !}(pg«iaug. ( 'a rleton lnlerde nomtnotmna l Church Kmg ~ hurv Ro:~.d . R,•lwrr \ an~~ .1m \\ nl'hlr l'a;tN 9 S••n1r.:e 10 '0 a tn ~[) E' ••nm,, S e r 11.~ fl rm to rm Frrt'dom (;o~ l \1 lssto n Rnld Knoh ( Ill Co I<J 11 Pt•l •'' R,., Ro"l)!.a Wtllford Sun<ll\ S, h'"'' •I 11) ,1m Pomr.my Church of the Na za rt'rw Pastor Jan La\'Cnder S umla) S,hjllll \\ nrsht~ 1 1010 am a nd 1l p m • Wedll('sday Ser.tcc~ 7 p in rm Wor~ htp -- ROCKSPRINGS REHABILITIION CENTER The can you desen-e, cl~se lo home 36759 Rocksp nngs Rd . Pomeroy, OH 45769 7 40-992-6606 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Pres~riptioi'!S 992-2955 "l lU a m,. \\. orsh tp -- 10 45 am. ,7 p m. Wednesdaj S el"\ Ill'' .. 7 p.m 9 30 a.m . p nt . \\.-d n~'da\ Scr'" ' ' · 7 00 p m )',•urh ~ r 0u p mcct ml! ;!nd & 4th Su nd111 ~ 7pm 11 m , Pa stor Retd.n illt F rll oW!hip C h urch of the Nazau:nc Pas tor Jamie Pettll , Sunday Sdtoul · IJ !\It Ht mwn limttd Brethren tn Chnsl Chu rch Te ~ .t· ( ommunt t) '64 11 V.td.ham Rd Pa•tnr Pct~·r \ l,tnmdalc Sunda~ s~ lll"lll 9 10 JIll \\1•r shtp • Ill \0 um .., 0 {1 P a~mr Lav.tC IIH' Bush Sumla\ Sl htll•l 9 30 am E\enlng tJ 10 p m . \\ ~Jncdll) 9 '0 am -- ' 7 00 a............ ,. .. WeJrJc~da1 r 111 _Salem Commumt~ C ltun:h , B~ c k 1•f We ~t Co lumt>ta V.' \':~. um L•nmg Kl>~d p~ ,lllf Cha rk' K<lU'>h! IO.J l fll~ 2::!~)1 Su nduy Slhu{J I <! 10 <Jill Sund,,.. Whitr'" C ha prl \\'e!;le \ ~t.n C<>(lllt lk R0 3d f' a ,l ur R,•, Rttknour. Sundll\ K& C JEWELERS Yuulh "l flll 111 Sund~) s~n~ ~~· Mt. Ohu Communil) C hun:h am Wur!<.h tp 10\0 a m Wednesday Sef\ ICCS 7 p m 10 30 am S l al~n am & 7 pIll WcJnc5da y Hockingpert Church fla~lor R ~v 7 pm P t,!Or Bill r Ill 1\ 10 l'£ nt rr 1\bundanl G race K.E I . •n l S Thrrd St MLi..ldlcpon. Pa stor Tcre~., Duv1~. S unduy ~~ II ICC. I [) ,, 111 Sehoul 9 7 W pm F1rth St Sunday Sr.:houl · 10 a m Wors hip .. 9 a m , Tuesda) Servt~e s 7p.m Vk to r~ Nt"' lift B ~1 lc ; Torrh ChuN"h Co Rd 61. Sunday School Worsh tp .. I 0 \0 a m 1\1rit:s Cou~r11lhe P•nsh :-.inn heast Clusl ~r A lfr~d l'a~ tor Jane B ~n n 1e Sunday S chon! Q 111 a m . \\ ,1rsh1p llam.610 p m ur God i jllll "LL I ~ O U t l1g lll ~ ~~ ~ hllll' belorc men th.tt the~ nuy . . ~c you 1 ~llt)d \\ nr )...., an d glonl y ) ou,r i Rl 11 a m Worship 10 ~ m Sunday Sch01.ll · 9 ]0 a rn, 10 lO ~ m 7 p 111 Thursday Wt •r~lu p a rn \\.-l•dm•:-~_1,1> Y.. cdno.>~dJ) ~II\ I (~ 7 rIll '771(i ~"rge,CrtckRoaU G<~ lh p.lh' S unJ 1y Cannri·S utton B a~ h an Rd~ C.trm d & Sp1re~. 10 \\'e d ne "h'~ Ser' •~l'~ s~ fill USl· l'lf"S I Chun:h Kuthwd Fn>c "111 8 a p tist Wi lr ~ lllp rm 'i"O i i Se r>'llt' 111ne ~ unJ.• v 10 ~~~a 111 Wt:,>Jnesday 1 pm 9 30 a m Tues 6 30 lx:hm d WtlkcSI til e Sc r V I C~' S undav S, hool pm R u ~~~1 1 1111 C lrflon rutw madr l' hu n h Ch 11on \\' Va SunJ ,!) S.th<l<ll J(lo,,m Snnd ,111 6 pm \'olnr~tup P u~lll r lOam orG od H ~.1 th Sunda~ pm 1111 ~1 Rnh H.trllrr Agii !JI' Lift Ctnler ''Full --Gmpcl Ch url h Pa,lnr' John & P ~ tiy Wack f'l(l] Second A1e l\l;tMII I, 771 am G raham Unlttd Mtthodlst Wor'<hlp II am Pastor R1r.:hard Neuse Sunda\ S l hool · R"n ]..;tl'oler)(;t.."hHcman Wor,lllp 7 p nt i>.l'lur WL• dnc~tfal Scnlc~~ D""'' Ash S tnor.l Church M! dd k pon -11,t,10r 6 "I p m ' Yuurh Pa~lllr John G1hnore. Sundity Sr.:h t:>ul -- IU u m , Wn r~h 1 p -- 9 a m • Wednl! sdu y Me.m & pm R1tlla nd Chu rch Pa~ 1nr K.u cn Wun,lup lll.nn F\c nmg SLhoul 10 I 'i am . Worshtp 9 15 am H1hlc Slu1l y Mond,ty i 00 p m Sr.:huol · 10 OU am Wurshtp \\ ,·Jn..:: ~d~\ -\ prJ~ ~1U \\ c,lloc'll.il 'illl l~'' Servtr.:es -- 7 p m Salem ('enter P~ slnr WdiMm K Marshall Coolville Uniled Methodl.§t Parish Pastor Helen Khne Cool,•Jlle C h urch, Scf\t~c---7 pm !'.1'1"1 \I, on \\.tllt'l S,11, 111 Sl \, h,onl Rutland Pus lor R1ck Bo utn e Sund ay SdnMII 9 30 a m \Vo l).lllp I[) 3U a m l hursduy Wal nu l a nd Henry Sts Ravens wood. W Va P ~ s tor Dav td Russell S unda y l'a ~lor Pt>to~r '111 \tl.o;. S.ll•~·l 'I '\I 1111 III.J',IIll Sund11 1 1<:111!1!1 RockSprmp Pastor Ke1th Rads r. Sunda; ~ hoo l 9 15 a m , Wo r sh tp -- 10 u m Y11ulh F el l ow~ h1 p Sund,ty 6 r 111 pm S.tllrtltcld SunJ:n S~ hm•l <.J 4" a 111 he nu 1~ fl p m . \~ '<dul',da~ Sen l te~ 7 m ~ nlut Ut l~ ll a pll :..t Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. . Matthew 5:8 " Do not steaL Do not he . Do not dece1ve one anoth er." Levi ti cus 19; I. I :1 Mt . Moriah C hu rc h of God Hil l Rd Rar.: m~ Pa,I<H hmt~ Mil ~ \h \l nr tuh James p Brady Ott Un ton !'.l•to.Jr Dl\ td Grl'l' r ') JO J m \\o~r~ lup -- Church of God \11lh Hun SunJ.1\ Sdli'I"JI · IP l'"h'r 'Jiifi{fie's !l(estaurant (740) 1o 1u p tll, tun'!' l Kun Bllplist Rehabilitation Or. ·A Celebration of Life" 190 N. Second St ll trtfurJ. W v~. Sund~• S..::h,,i,l 10 Sa1 1l~~ Overbrook Armorpht>rt' 6 Pa~tor pra)cr anJ B11'o k St 11J y Chr1 ~ 1ia n 1 Ill IJ (){)am, Sunday JU (10 "'m s~hOI)I S unda~ worsh1p lln rtfurd C hurch of Christ in I ,n ih Buptl"'l <. hu rch Chc ~ le r S~ h oul. A' s i s l ~ nl P a~ t m HrJoinng I ire l hu n h 2ni.l AH , \lidd iljH trl 'i()l ) N Heth t l Wur.iltip Ct"- nlrr W~dn e !il.lav Mt. Oh\e United 1\le!hodi! t \\" "'· ' "" ""''"' "' pill 740-992-7713 20 7 r 111 Stud;. Christian Union :ncl 'I \ 11c!Jiq'll•rt P~· • ••r J Jm~· "' , •.,. \\ ,.r,htJ' lll,t m 7 r m Home Coobd MraLr dt: Daily Sp~cUds Open 7 day:s u week 7 40-949-2217 S1zes available 5x 10 to 10 x r\;lll~dl> t Sunda1 B1hk S111d~ I! I lO JIll an d (I l(l \\~t! n~"t .~y R1 hl~ Ponlaud ·RaLIIlC Rd P ~'l hl f J nn l'tl'll lll. l} \() ~ rtl \\'i or ~hl p Sllnd ay s~hOIII 10 \0 l m Wcdn c,UJ) Sc nJ lt:~ 7 00 S chnnl 9 10 ,z 111 Morntn g W11r:.l11 p I0 111 a m & f, ~0 pm Wednesdav Sen t\\: S und o} Schoo l-- 10 35 am Wed.n e~d ay Sunday Schon!- -- 9 45 am , Wonhtp -- II \\ur~hl jl 'l lO 1 m 1>1 "''11 SurHI.LI S.ltL'II ll Lutheran St. Paulluthcnm Church Com er Sy(amure & Ser.:ond St, Pomemy, 6 10 p 111 Chunh P~ ~lO t 7pm Hnmenmk ms meetmg 1st Th urs 7 pm Smtdav s. h'" ''l) 30 am SunJav "'t1rsh1p · 10 'O .1m t•ll Rl 7 I Ill<' K \er e'<. s .. tlh• \\., i,htp Homemade Desserts Made Da1ty Hills Self Storage W~dncsJ a ~ 700 pm , II ~>. fl I t ~' . 1 I ll) l hlb idt• am Our Saviour Lulheran Chun::h Heednlllt C hurC'h of C hrl ~ t Pa>tor Ph1lt p S turm Sundu\ Sch01•l () 10 ,\ 11 1. Wnrohtp '>e n llC' 10 ~0 am , Bth(c f> (IUprn ! IO:!Hih! 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Suml.1v SL h llnl LJ '0 ~ 111 , Wnr~lu p 3ntl lornmtnm tn .. 10 "1.0 ,, m !{1)h J Wcrrv, "i1IH r Rttll H.tlltt sl [(lhll S11 lll,llrl Suml 11 Sc h,,l Wt1r~h1p home' 111 S u mi<~ V Sludv Hysell Run Co,mmunlty Church llup t i~ t \\,•tin -.1 11. '>cnl t" "' pi ll 740-949-2210 Pomero ,Oh io 45769·0683 Pin e G rove Bible Hollnts.<i Church 1/2 nuk o ff Rt ]25. Pastor Re\ O ' Dell M~nl e y Sund.ty Sr.:hnol 'I 30 a m , Thu n;Jay Htble Study and Youth · 7 p.rn Mnu"''r Subscribe tOday • 992-2-155 www.mydailysentineLcom Racine, OH PO Box 683 l:l 1bk , J ill \\, dr\''d ·l ' Su 11,,, 71Kl p 111 The Q~ly Sentinel Racine, OH h•rtl lo p au by a d an for a M~ l l! withn ul "'' "P I'In ~t lo f:h C!<·k II uut ! Sltopplf'« • t y._J'd IIAI ~ popular p lt.'ltinl ~ . " PIM' Ilii~Jf: lu uu r human •• lurY" IUid dab~ lo MC't"'Unmlah: nw re nnd """"' pn~es~om . """&techdly ut il bur,;ta ln prh·e. The ~l l'lllftl t: lhlna Is lhul W« '"""'e lh n es end 111, b u) h~ !t.ull\ct hlnft ~Hal lie U wu IOf) I <WMI 11 bwrpl u lu I'"'" u p II ,,. .. acnil~ m• <·umpl ~ l \' 1 ) that we h •n liltle n eed ror the "h -eHsll rt'd uhjcct ... A r~t w~ &tX~ U irlng lhel'l« l n!'tUlH'C'ill Hutl d ull er 111, uur hum~li »nd lh·n \ (J illll Sun,IJ~' Brad bur~ C hun h uf Chmt Mllll ,l<r ]n tll Rum u n, W:'i'l~ ilr~tlhury ,Jnp Other m~e u ng., ( ' ~thary Hi hie(_ h urch P1~ e Cn Rd P~~l or Blollk \.\'oNod Oll.'its ChrbUun fello"' ~htp ., , r N on- den0mmallon~ l k ll n"~h1pJ Mccllng tn the old A l ll ~rlr.:a)l Lt:~t"n Hall Som h' Founh All' IIUC M1dd k~ln Pu ~ tnr Chn~ Ste'>l.ar1 lU ( K) am Sund:n Ill Mmer.ri\llle Pa sto r Hob R.ohms1 1n Sunda} School . ') a m Worsh1p "lOam P-.a ~tnr 7 p111 !{ , 111 M nllll ~ p,.rt. Tupf)l:rs Plams, Sun WOTl'ti tp I O ~m & 6 l() pm rhur'ida y BJhlc St Ud) 7 110 p Ill pm Scn tLCs \~111 PROUD TO BE AP,AR.T:OF YDURLIFE. 29670 Bashan Rd. It ~§. rm fl 'II 111 10 oi iH' S und.JV Sc hoo l ( •1111111U I11tl\J \J.it~ \f , lll l >\.1 (lt ll ,< l td l 't lt ll<T~ I \\c, l llc•d<~ ll t l>k'i l utl) 209Thtrd F' Rutland. Pastor Rev D,;wcy Kmg, Sund.t\ s~ h ool- 9 30 a m , Su ndu) v.o r~h 1 r -- 7 p m , Wednesday l'uppe rs Pla in Church or Chrtst ln,mmwlll,tl Wors!ur Ser vn;l.' -- ') a 111, \\ , .!"' "''' '\cr11, , , 71lllr•m "Still small e11ough to care" . · Middleoort (7401992 64 5 1 ~ I (I "10 ltr.;l Suulllt'rn HMillist .Jt:-.~.:: l'" ''*'·r,•l 1'1~,· 'I tp 1-740-667-3156 Middleport, OH L.:,tdmg Creek Rd P1 Hil t'fll) \\ c·d nc "l11 'i1 n ILl 7 UO I' 111 Wtm11 Frwrdh 700 N. 2 nd St. II)IIV Sull\ l,l't 'idH•u l 1J l l) Zum ('hur.--h or Chnst ll ,\fl l' <lll l lll c l( d ( RI l J1 ) i>.a ~u'r Rog,•r wm~(ln Sunda} Sd lt'l)l ') 10 u m . Wor,h lp . 10 l fi.J m . 7UO p Ill . Wedn~ ,d. t) Scr I'ICl'' i rIll Sl ~11 11111 II ... Rose or Sharon ll o liness Church Ymrsl np 1.: 111i '"' ' "' Brazier Mc Ken11e, Sunday School 9 30 a m . Worshtp . 11 n m . 7 00 p m Wedn e~day Kidgr Umrch uf: l ' hrisl Wo1sh 1p Biblr Porntrn\ Servtcc • 7 00 p Ill · 7pm 111 l'<~~m' tu) The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Dain• Queen 9 lO 7 pm. Ca lvary Pil~~:rlm C hapt"l Ham snnvil le Rnnd Pastor Charles Wedn e~duy Serv~r.:e . 1 Pomeroy,OH 740-992-6215 I O~ O ~m . •• Ill \iilldoll Ama:dng Grace C ommun1fy C hurch Pastor Wayne Dunlap, Stall: Rl f1H I H ea th 1Middl eport) Pastor Bnan Dunh~m Sunday s ~ hool .. 9 30am , Wor!ih tp 11 ()()~ 111 IU :\0 ~m & 7 p rn . , pmycr sen•Jt.:e · 7 p m prayer mechng· 7 p m ' > '\, 26 vears In local bus1ness Roofing & Buillli'ng Work ~ I~ ll ra n~ all o ~o~ \ tt ltln 1111\lli ' l lndC'pendr nl Young's Carpenter Seruice s~ h ilO I Lllm Sund u; Wnr ~ lu p iicno C hun It of t.:hnsl \\1>rsh1p Q IO ,1 111 'i u11 day S~hool · 1010 t m l'~ s lor-- J c ll rcy WJ ilau.:. l~t ~nd 'r'l Suml.ty \loddlc["'l l Sn nd,LI St 11""1 'II;; .1 111 \\' 11 • lllj' l lll 'i ol lll . 7«1 \1 jl lll POMEROY- Hysell Run Community Church VBS, 68:30 p.m., thrOJ!~h July 29. 992-7036 to regtster or for mformation. · RACINE-' St.John Lutheran CARPENTER Homecoming will be held at the Carpente r Baptist Church WcUm:~ day 7 I' Ill Midillrpdrt Church or Christ and M um, Puslnr Al H,ll1 son Youth Wt'd n.:-.:l~y Sc rvtu::~ t 1.1111 'it i\ll,ldlq"'r1, 'iunJ.n ;. h , ~•l •I ;11 1m \\ or,] Hp I I .1.,.1 11 .tnd h p 1\l. JlhtoH Bible schools Homecoming to be observed PORTLAND - Spam sh Language Mass will be conducted at 6 p.m. Sunday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Mi ss ion Chapel, Harri s Farms, Ohio 124. It 1s a mtnistry of the Sacred He art IO,t m (lpm In sl II HJIII'•I ( hu n: h with morning serv1ce at I0: 30 a m. Sunday with speaker Robert Sanders and stnger, Bob Siders. A dmner well be served at noon, and an afternoon serv1 ce w11l be held w1th the Builders Quartet and Stders presenting special mustc. PORTER - A covered dish dinner will be held at 1 p.m. Sunday followed by gospel sing at 2 p.m. at Clark Chapel Church. The event will feature the Roush Family, Together4-Christ, and Sandra Wise. For more info'rmation call 388-8075. Gospel sing to be held \\ ur~ h1p 11 ,11 11 Other Churches fomt Run Pa ~t or Bob Robmson. SunJay S~ h01 1 1 am,Worshlp · 9am am, huth Frllo"' shtp t:rusadc fu r C hrt sl R~\ Frankltn Dllken~ 'icrll tl' lo rida; 7 rIll P~ ~tor t:ommumt} of Chnsl IIIII < Snnd,t) ';t lt,ol· 'l 1(1 '1 111 Church events Church in Pomeroy. Sunda y Wo1sh 1p-10 00 Sc rVICC-7 r m Rutland Sund~ y r rn \\'et.lnL ,d ,l) Hl hll· Sl udv 7 Olr p fll Clark II Flatwoods Paswr Ke1th Rader S unda} School .. 10 am , Worsh!p · ll am Sl~t . Sund~y wmsh1p 1m llu ru 1\upl k t 0 111nh tSoulht• rnl o P~stnr falrvtc w Btblc 'thun::h Lctllrt W Va Rl I P.1 ~111r Bn.t n !,.1J> Sundav Slhuol 9 ll l J rn Wnr~h rp 7lKJ Wed n ~WuJ pm , M1k ~ Sn1 ~~e · 7 pm f, p m 6 10 10 30 a m Scrv1 tes-- 7 p 111 Rt"-1' 10 '10 am Worshtp • 930 am Smdy Wed 7 30 Holiness C ommunil) Chu rt h Ste~e Tomek , Mam Sdu~•l Slud> and Famil y Connections of Long Botto m. Bt!L k J ltl57 Slate Route 125, Lan g~vl lt: Pastor V!L \I)T Kou~h SunUay sthool 'j ] () a tn.. Mm 1 ~ lt:! r l o~h .1111 :>.hun Ill)' \\, '"'"P l!l 111 ,un Su ml.Ly , 1<"111 11 h liJ p111 \\ ,• tlnt·~ d:ly 6 11Jp111 *;; ~0 <~ ru Pomrroy Wt"Ststdc C hun:h ur C hmt 3 \2~r, Cluldr c n ~ Ho me Rd S nnday ~ 1 11 l ht ~ lllrl' UHillrsl ( ' h urdJ II J . \} 10 11 a m Wm~ l11p Ccnlral Cluster Asbu ry (S;yracu<oe) Pa$tor Bob Robmson. Enttrprist Paswr Arlaml K mg Sunday School l20 t= ~tu n St Pomeroy. Su'nday School Holy Eudwn st I I 00 a m Re~ and Fd"',Lrd P:tvn e"" am , - 730pm Sunday School 9 45 am . Worsh1p a m , Wednesday Serv tces -- 7 ~ 0 p m am, l(J 7 p 111 w~u nu;d.ly Snv ll eS I h•jd Rm., \\, tlllc'< l i\';,r•lu R e~ Oan\ille Holiness Church "'' ' '" Ill l O.uu I lllllll£ Sc i u u• ?orJpnt \\ ulnL,,I,tj BII•IL Sl udy 7 (){) pm, Stt·v~ Pa~wr Jonathan Nublc, Wmsh 1p 10 25 S uui.Jay S l hon19·15 a m Uldip/11 ( ·.tr pt•nll'J H:t pt"l l h un:h ._tlt hll j <,c ill>ul • LJ 1!1,1111 Prc.id nr•g l' i' h 1 Second & 4-.ynn l'mn rruy. 1J Wcdne!!da) St: rvtr.:es 7 p m Rutland l:hurch of !he Nullre nr Su m.Ja y S ~ hoo l · 9 10 ~ m . Worr.h1p • m. Worsh ip lOam , Tuesda} Sef\'ICt'S Episcopal i 1\l.i,llfl, Thppt"n. Pbllru S t. P11ul Pas tor Jane Bean te Sunday S~hool - 9- WcJn~!<.da ; IU JU a m , Wu rs h1p Pa.~tur Re\ H ~rbcn Gur e 'Iunda y S..:lllwll Gracr Epi§C'opal Ch urch l'o111cruy Chun:h of C hrist 12 W ~l.un Sl, Sllnd.t} Sd111ul .. II ~~J ,, 111 • WohiHp · I 0 1tJ a m (> p m , Baptist lrllLI IIII I'r l ,llliu •uo .. Wor ~h lp Ill .J ll UI!til \ lltlddillt_! L~ lk '<ell h nn ••n t P.hlut \\ \ ',1 M .t ~s llrm! O( k Gnn f' ( ltnd uut C hun·h Mm l'aa L lllf)' Bro\l.n L1l wrl1 \ .,,t•m hh nl ( .od IIH\ Trimty~C hun:h Church of Christ Assemb'y of God !'() Congregational p 111 f IIUl lllll llt'l r\f1H'1 H h ~ 1.tllt'rnnt·lr loc. I '"'I' .h:,l ••II ~~ 11 I 111J.L ~d Rnd ,tnd S,nl._, Sll ll HJIIII .1111 & 7 10 fl lll IIHII' Catholic <.:ilt!ilt:r Church or thr N.IIZIII't"ne pm servrce pm S a cred Utart Catholic Church 16 1 Mu lberry Av r. Pomeroy. 992 --511~11 Pl! sto r RC\' Waltc'r E ~k tn~ . Sal Con 4 45·5 I !'ip m , 1\LJ, ~-- 5 10 p m • Sun C1m --R.45 ·9. 15 a 111 . Su n am · Daily Mu •~-- X 10,1 111 71Xl O J Wh11e Rd offSt Rl 160 Paslor PJ Ch11pman. Sunday St.:hool - IU am , WoNh1p • II am , WednesdaY Sen111.:C'!s .. 7 ' f WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK ' he 120-dcgree heat of the sun bore dow n on q1y head with ft erce zeaL At the moment there was no wind, but I was glad about the fact for 1t made things wo rse. JUSt imagine aiming a blow-drye r at your face fro m onl y three inches away and turning Jt on "h1gh " I detenmnedl y cl,Jmbercd up the steep hill so I could look across the great n ft that separtlted the Negev Desert from the SmaL As I Je.Jched the pinnacle of the crag that I had cli,mhcd, I looked aho ut me, bur m uld only see harrcn wasteland . Before rn y lcet was a sm.tll gorge at le,ht 300 fee t deep, Jts 1.1r s1dc ns Jng sharpl y lip uno another " hll face . Beyond e.Jch roc ky and lifeleos sumnHt was .motheL the host of dese1t llllm llt.Jin tops march 111g on until they faded from s1ght 111 the dusty haze of the hot ,JI.tern onn I glanced bchmd me .111d reali zed th,Jt the rest of my team members were pre pan ng tor a siest<t so I would be le tt to my own dev1ces f01 a tu lle I found a stone shelf ne,Jr the top facing the west th,Jt was sonicwhat tl at and out of s1gh t :Jlld planted myself there \ O th.11 I COUld h.l Ve ,l kw ll !O ille llls alone Well . not ,ilo ne It \\ as. Jil fact. an opponumty to VISi t with God Without tile clistJ .JC' tions of .1 busy schedule 01 the The Dally Sentinel • Page A3 S.: ht ~oll 'I Let \Olll fl[!,ht SO \lfine ht>/OH' men. rlwl tlrev ma.' 5ee _lOill goudHUJbamlglouf\ Father 111 l~t'm en • · \triO ~ M'whe11 5 16 God \o /m ·ed rile 11 orld IJe ga\'e /11 ~ onlr lb i~ P<)If,e/1 SOli .. . Jo/111 3: /6 Pomeroy Blessed are the pure "So I strive always to keep in heart; for they my conscience clear before God and man." shall see God. ACIS 24: 1 Matthew 5. P~alltp ~~~ A &noulfrr'!l .ftrt &: &alelp JOu.-fllU 1--MO· I$1...11 m !fra.nds Flort st ' I M et~\ C ou nt~·, OlJ~·'II Flnn..,1 liii!!JJ.. 352 East Ma1n Pomeroy Oh, W '[pi U~ ~Hl~ 1.[0 II lhOl.lghft 740-992-2644 01tl h (~1~1 r~ tll• 740-992-6298 MY grace is sufficient for thee: for mY strength 'is made Perfect in weakness. 11 Cor. 12:9 Office Service & Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-6376 �r\ .. The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740).992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 . www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exerdse thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the · people peaceably to assemble, andto petition the Government for a redress ofgrievances. " -The First Amendment to the U.S. ·Constitution TODAY IN ijiSTORY Today is Friday. July 22. the 203rd day of 2005. There are 162 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: · . . On July 22. 1796, Cleveland, Ohio, was ' founded by General Moses Cleaveland. On this date: In 1587. a second English colony· also fated to vanish under mysterious circumstanc.es - was established on Roanoke Island off North Carolina. In IY16. a homb went off during Preparedness Day parade in San Francisco. killing 10 people. In 19:U. American aviator Wiley Post completed the tirst solo llight around the world in seven days, IS and lhree4um·ter hours. In IY34, a man identified as bank robber John Dillinger was shot' to demh by federal agents outside Chicago's Biograph Theater. In · 1937, the Senate rejected President Ro0sevelt's proposal to add more justices to the Supreme Court. In 1946, Jewish extremists blew up a wing of the King David Hotel in Jerusalem, killing 90 people. Ten years ago: Susan Smith was convicted by a jury in Union, S.C., of firsr-degree murder for drowning her two sons. (She was later sentenced to life in prison .) Five years ago: President Clinton. in Japan for . a Group of 8 summit, addressed U.S. troops on Okinawa, where he said they "need to be good neighbors" with the island's residents. 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' •• • . . . .1 53.55 . .'107. 10 . .1214.21 Friday, July 22, 2005 PageA4 Friday, July 22, By changing just one word. we could perhaps find , a solution tQ the ongoing evolution vs. creationism controversy in the puhlic schools. George We need only substitute Plagenz . "tell'' for ;,teach." The debate centers un . whether schools should be required to teach creation· ' . . ism along with ev9lution. were created as the Bible The word "teach" has in says. I want them to kiiOW how many minds the connotation of indoctrination of such a view of the origin of implanting information and the world got started and ideas that are to be learned what legitimacy. if any, it may have . If man is just " and absorbed. We teach our children · monkey wlu> has learned to reading, writing , arithmetic. shave, thi s may not rule out and good manners with the the possibility that he i., at end in mind that such the same lime a special creinstruction will sink in and ation of God who evolved be applied. We teach broth- slow ly according to divine erhood and tolerance so thai plan. It is nut that the monkey those who are taught will be story is necessarily untrue. It led to follow these beliefs. is just that. if man is a speBut teaching and telling are two different things. cial creation of God. the Cou ldn 't we tell our children artist may do a hctter jDb about both evolution and than the sc ienti st in getting creationism without scaring us to see this. And the llllthor anyone into feeling that -we of Genesis (the book i11 tte are trying to take over their Bible whei·c we find the cre minds one way or the other'' · ationist story J was most cerAs a parent, I Want my tainly an artist. To tell - not '·reach" children to know apout the theory of evolution. I also this to schoolchiklren is nnt want them to know ·- as lu indoctrinate them with part and parcel of being edu- any particular philosophy. it cated individuals - that is to get them to understand there are a lot of people who how it is that we have twn don't believe in evolution. opposing philosophies Df the Instead, these people believe origin of man and the world that the world and mankind - which may, in fact, be If you are a young mari or woman trying to decide on a career. I urge you to consider journalism. ·tt will automatically confer on you powers beyond your contemporaries' im~gining, and enable you to exert immedi ate and important inlluence on any publi~ matter that concern you. Special training in jour' nalism is not essential. And you don't have to land a job with The New York Times or NBC News. Just gel your ~local newspaper to name you as its "Washington correspondent." and rent a cheap room in that city or one of its suburbs. You· re on your way! There will immediately descend upon you an unearned and invisible affiatus that no ·one but a journalist possesses. For example, before you be~ame a jourryalist. no Washington . politician would dare tell you a secret with possible legal conse: quences on your promise not to reveal its >ource' not because he feared you ,would voluntarily reveal it. but because he knew that you. like any other average citizen. 'might be hauled before a g1~and jury in a criminal in\"~~ti g: ation. put under oath and forced to di" hJSe that source or face a stretch in jail. Today. however. now tbat have no way of ju1lging their" argumcuts whether ·conflicting. This way out is not, of ·meet the still standards of course. going to please science. But whether they .do today's fundamentalists any or not. I think 'thal science's more than it wi II P.lease 1he insistence that all truths conAmerican Civil Liherlies form to the letter of the sciUnion (ACLU). N~ither side emilie truth is impow rishwants to give any ground. ing us. The ACLU wants religion Our attempts · at precision out of the schools - partic- and exactitu.de in these matularly, in this case, out of ters are open to qucsti< ll l. science classes. The funda- Symhols , such as angels" "~' mentalists. f9r their part. the Bible story of LTC:tl iotJ, won · 1 agree that the Gencsi!-1 seek ·1 0 express truth s that accuLmt of creation i:., mere- cannot be at.lequately appn·· ly an "artist's conception ." hendcd "in any other wa y. Tl1ey are determined to For some people, sy111 bnl "i pruv!.! that the creutiunbt have to b,· believed lit era lly view 'is every bit as scient if- in order lt>r them to ha,·c i.e as the evolutionist view. any reality. But this is hc·tt c-r, That is why today's breed of iw't it. than for these r,·,q>IL' crealionists ·calls themselves to have nothing that ., tam Is . • "scienlilic crea tionist~ ." for truth'! For example. some "scie nScience nf course TlHI St h~ tific creationists" hold 1o a be Iief in "lloml geology." true Ill itself. II must dc. tl While other scie ntists. look- with only sc ientifi c L'\'t · ing :11 the Earth's gcologic:tl dence. But it ·must no t. o11 column, conclude that the thai acco unt , rule out :ti l man y thousands of feet of other expressions of truth - rock strata were . deposited those which can't meet ..,\.: i-= over millions of years, ence's own criteria. Unless we tell our st·hool"llood geologists'' take the position that. in a great cata· childrc n thai truth has this <.:lysm like the Biblical flood dua l nature. a~ edu c11 !oJ . , \ VI! in Noah's time. these strata will he fai lin g tl ll' tll. coulcf have been deposi.tcd Thcrel'ore. we must acquai 111 . rapidly in a short period of them with both the C''"' utionist and the t:rc~ll iPIIi st timt.: . "Flood geo logists" find views. (Cie.orge , P/agtLIJ : 1\" cfll nothing therefore to contradict ·the Bible reckoning that OJYiained mini.~ter awl \ 'r' /l ' !"the Earth is only ahout a/1 nea·smwt hast'cl Ill Cvlumlms. Ohio.) · IO.OOO'years old. complementary rather than " -- -· - a job with perks ·Rusher you arc a jo.urnalist. and most of the cou ntry \ highminded citi ze ns believe that you should not be rc4uircd to break your promise. -eveil if only your testimony can convict someone guilty of a vicious crime . As .a journalist (this argument goes) you automatically acquire the right to receive information and ·pledge anonymity lu its source. Otherwise . how on earth could the puhlic ever learn unpalatable truth s about w~al is going on . in government or elscwhCrc? A large majority of :-. loJles have "shie ld laws'' expre"ly extending immunity lo journalist' in such ca,es. It's .true that the Supreme Court. in the e;~rl y- 1.1)70s Bran1hurg ruling. rt!fu-...ed In extend 'uch irnmtmit) to reJXlrtCrs in. fcdt..~ r;d (a-.c ... . So when :-.lew York Time' corre,pondent Judith J\·t iller wa~ rec e nt!~ ordered to . rc\'cal a con !'idcnti;tl \ liUIT l' to a t"'t.l ~ral grand jur: in ,r criminal irn·c st i !!at ioll . . . he and her paper ' i~1ply defied the court. and Milkr w;" sent · to jail until the grant.! jury's term · expires 111 Octoher. !Jut Miller is widely regarded as a hem for her defiance . . and there is undoubtcdly ·a boo.k offer and a lot of lucrative speaking fee~ - perhaps l'VC !l a Pulitzer Prize waiting for her when she emerges from the pokey in October. So. as a jOl)fiHtlist. you will have wonderful powers of receiving anonymous ,information and publishing it. to the discomfort of all sons of people. And even in the rare case where a fedcr-· al cmLrt reqltires you to identify your source. " you can refuse, serve a short jail · sen tences and become a cenilled her(J. with all the P,Crh that impli~s. Bul that is onl.y the begin- · ning. You Lan . as a journal- ist. .decide wh,ich anonymnu~ :-.ourc~s to quole. and whit.:h to aSsign to the wa, tch,hkct. You can quote and personal hatreds: :tlld was drunk when he l:t" l'd to you. Are. yo u beginni11 ~ to appreciate the power :t .iournali.st has. under the ruks by which the game is played in Washin ~t" n today'.' He (or she) P<"l ' as the diligent exposer of ck\astating truths, u.sing 1he "reporter's privilcg ~· · ·. to conceal the sou rce or tho'e "truths" in the high n:tmc.of informing the public. but in fact the journalist serws as a transmission bell for all . sons or dubiously motiqtcd "i·nfonnatio.n'.' fm m 'unnamed <md 4ui1e pu;sihl y thoroughly discred itable sources to millions or rc:1 d~ ers and listeners wh o ll: t\ C m) pos;ihle way of cvalu ating it. No wonder siJ lllall \ ' pf the most thorough!) hl:tsl'd people . whO pass liJnl ll gh Ameri~a·s co ll ege~ !t H.i<l y make journalism tl1ei r clt u- tllhoun:ed inform~tion from ,sen profession . There i.' no. meml>ers or one politjcal party. and simply ignore contrary information from member.' of its ri',al . Better y~L you ~..·an quire accurate\y li~ ~cr ibc~ o"nc illlUil)'lllOU:O, infnrmant as ··a · source better or quicker \\ a\' 10 serv.c up political prop"g'" '-· da. di sguised as info rma tion from honorable but umlc r· '\tandah'y ;.lnon~ m o tiS sourt· e~ . .The ··rcpl lrlt'l'· s privilege" i~ a t K: !d. ' \ to unrc .~o,traincd . amJ nn tk"l~ n·cd . power. r William R11she1 I\ r1 c \o ~o,e \\ hn CHARLENE HOEFUCH GALLIPOLIS - Kevin L. Barr, 45, Evergreen com~unity, POMEROY -· Despite the dted unexpect~ly Wednesday. July 20, 2005, at his residence. Funeral serv1ces wrll be at II a.m Saturday. July 23, in the heat and humidity, hundreds Cr~meens Funeral Chapel .. Gallipolis. Rev. Dave Stulley will of Bend area residents ofttclale. Bunal wtll be tn . the •Morgan Center Cemetery. turned out Thursday night to Fnends may ,call from 6 to 8 p.m Friday at the funeral chapel: hear The Inspirations, considered among the top [lerformers in the Southern gospel music scene. All the seating in the MASON - Naomi Nease Riley, 81, of Mason , W.Va . died riverfront amphitheater was · Monday, July 18, 2005, at her residence. · filled and the parking lot She was preceded in death by her husband, Marshall Riley. wall was lined with people. Fnend may call at the Foglesong-Tucker Funeral Home Many brought" lawn ·chairs. . from 6 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Graveside services will be held al others settled for a pillow on Graham Cemc1ery, New Haven. at II a.m. Friday, July 22. the theater concrete· seating, while many just stood and mingled as they listened to the gospel music which tilled downtown Pomeroy. Inspirations were POMEROY - The fol- possession .o f marijuana. · The low.ing cases were recent - · $ 100 plus cost, possession brought to Meigs County by ly hea~d in Mayor' s Court of drug paraphernalia., · the First Southern Baptist and processed by $ 100 plus cost, failure ·to Church of Pomeroy for it ~ eighth annual "S hall We Pomeroy's Village comply, $250 plus cost. Magistrate Linda Wainer: Kenneth Reilmire, Gather at the River" concert. Joseph LeMaster, Letart, W.Va., operating a TI1e entertainment was free Pomeroy, driving under vehicle while under· the although a love otTering was suspension. $250 plus influence , $1,000 plus taken. The music inclUded both cos!, fictitious tags, $63. cost , $300 suspended, classic ~nd contemporary plus cost; Leslie Storms, three days in jail, 90~day Middleport, driving under li cense suspension ($300 gospe l music, the familiar suspension, $250 plus and three days in jail sus- and sometimes unfamiliar cost, expired tags, $100 . pended if 72-hour DIP · songs of inspiration, all to plu s cost; Michael · schoo l completed by Oct. the delight of the receptive Coughenour, Vinton, no I) , license plate light, $50 audience. ope~ators, $250 plu s cost, plus cost; Joseph. Dawson, · . The ~ospel group has !ravexprred tags, $63 plus Long Bottom , operating a eled mtllions of miles across cost; Vincent Laudermilt, vehicle while under the the United Stale and Europe Middleport. operating a inl'luence, amanded to vehicle while under the physical control, $100 influenc e, $1,000 plus plus cost, $600 forfeiture cost, $300 suspended, to Pomeroy Police three days in jail, 90 day Department Law license suspension ($300 'Enforcement Trust Fund, and three days in jail sus- no MC endorcemcnl, cost pended · upon · completion on ly: Jennifer Morris, of 72-hour DIP sc hool by Racine, speed, $5 I plu s Oct. . I ). marked lanes , cos t. seat belt , $30 plus $1 0() plus cost , $50 sus- cos t; Stacy Friend, New POMEROY - Pomeroy pended .' , Haven, W.Va., unsafe Assistant Pol ice Chief Joe Troy Bogg s, Long vehicle, $63 plus cost; Kirby Jr. announced · that Bottom, failure 10 display, , Traci Wright, Pomeroy, his department has. recently $100 plus cost, $43 sus- speed. $48 plus cost, seat investigated counterfeit pended ; · Richard belt, $30 plus cost; David Morrison, Point Pleasant , Person s, Middleport , left $20-bi ll s circulating in the W.Va., speed. $100 plus of ce nter. $50 plus cost, Pomeroy area. Kirby asks cost, $61 suspe nded;. open container in motor the public to be cautious about accepting any large Matthew Durha~n. vehicle, $63 plus cost. bill s · and to contac t local Pomeroy, expired tags, Bonds Forfeited: $50 plu s cost, $50 susJames Davis, Bidwell, law enforcement if a bi II pended, child restraint speed, $47 plus cost; appears suspicious. Douglas, dismiss: l<tson Dillion. Janine Racine, expired· tags, $63 Middlepor,t, speed, $49. plus cost; Danny Salyers, plus cost, expired tags , Pomeroy, failure ro regis- $63 plus cost; . Derik ter, $6.3 plus cost; Danyel Winebrenner, Reedsville, Maynard, Pomeroy, speed, expired tags, $63 plus RIO GRANDE $52 plus cost; BenJa~pin cost; Franklin Richards, Modern Woodmen of Gangwer, Syracuse, open Shade, driving under sus- America is sponsoring a container in motor vehi· pension, $150 plus cost, Hometown Hero Dinner cle, $100 plus cost, pos· window tint, $50 plus session, $100 · plus cost; cost, fictitious tags, $63 which will honor Bob John Hamilton, Pomeroy, plu s cost; Herb Mitchem, Evans for his service to the failure to signal, $50 plus Pomeroy, failure to com- community. The dinner cost, driving under sus_- ply, $150 plus cost; will take place at 6:30 p.m. pension, dismiss. Matthew Wandling, on Tuesday, July 26 at the Chr.istopher Yonker, Pomeroy, seat belt, $30 S,tudent Center Annex at Mason • .W.Va., open con- plus · cost: Lora Sanders, the University of Rio tainer in motor vehicle, Point Pleasant, W.Va., Grande, Rio Grande. The $ 100 plus cost, operating expired · tags , $63 plus Camp is providing partial Charles Rife. payment for the buffet a vehici le while under the f cost ; influence, amended · to Nelsonville , exp ired tags, making the price for those reckless operation. $100 $63 plu s . cost: William that attend $10 for adu lt s. plus cost. $600 forfeit ure Varney, Bidwell , speed. $3 for children ages six-10. to Pomeroy Pol'ice $52 plus . cost; Darlene while children under five Department Law Jones, Middleport, eat free. A drawing wi ll · Enforcement Trust Fund, · expired tags, $63 plus also be held for a family contributing to a minor. cost: Carrie Neal, Racine , door prize. French City cost on ly. lefr of center. failure· to · control. $63 · cost; Randall Barbershop Chorus will .9ost only. child endanger- plus ment, cost only, open Hudson, Rutland; consum- perform at 7:30 p.IJl. Call container in motor vehi- ing under 21, $200 plus . Dale Coburn at 992-566·1 cle, $100 plus cost; cost; John Witherell , or Alberta Lewi s, 1-866William South, Gallipo li s. Pomeroy. possession of. 6!!2-01 09 by July 25 for DUS, $250 plus cost, loud drug paraphernalia. $150 re se rvations or for' any · questions. exhaust , $50 plu s cost, plu s cost. ... Naomi Nease Riley I ·Pomeroy Court.News Local Briefs · Counterfeit ·bills in to. 'f hc ~po~~ Committcl.'. only on th e co11dilion !hal he not he idcnti t'icu ... and di ,ncetly fail to add that your informant i..; not n rit~u,l y undcpcndahlc. . mo ~i va ted by parti sarbhi p Disringuis/i,·d Fello" · o/ rl1e Charlene Hoenlch/ phc)to The Inspirations sang Thursday night to a full house in Pome roy's riverfront amphitheater. spreadi1lg the gospel in song. They have had dozens of songs including six. Songs of the Year. Their repertoire at last night 's concert included Need ' tb thank God." voted such · class ics as "What a " the 2002-03 Gospel Song of Wonderful Titl]e." "Jc.'lts is the Year by Singing News Coming Soon," and " We subscribers. · Meigs Library's summer reading .program goes .out with a bounce · Pomeroy Hometown Hero dinner - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , - - , -- William 8Y HOEFLICH<ij>MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . ·Al 0AI;DA II Journalism Inspirations gospel group performs , Kevin L Bano, 46 WORLD E - - - ' - - - - - - - - -- The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com Deaths 2005 Settling the great debate . The Daily Sentinel .. " . OPINiON ,. . .. '\.' t Southern Inmates from Page A1 from Page A1 pating in the Kids' College state · now,'' he told commisprogram just because they sioners. ·can't alford the cost ... Pines Other business said. "Need-based scholarCommissione.rs also: ships are available - and I • Approved payment of gene(al fund bills in the use them." Those'" interested in aniount of $25.741.81. enrolling their child in the • Approved a new budprogram should contact P!nes getary line item for the at 992-3383. or by e-mail at Juvenile Court and an approgpines@rio.edu. . priation of $1.750. Right: The Me igs County District Public. Library's children's summer reading program ended this week in Racine with free food. doo r prizes, a free book ·and free . turns at a variety of bounce houses. Emily Sander~. Children's Services Coordinator for. the Meigs District Public Library said that there were 200 child ren that participated In the progratt throughout the summer like Jackllne Hysell, 8, of RcU:Ine competing In a race In the bounce house. The event,:.vas ,tam lly oriented ;demonstrated by Debbie ; Fin taw who brought her grandchildren (from left) Mattison Finlaw. Lucas Fin law and Whitley Snyder. Beth Sergent;phatos College from Page A1 The commission · also · • Approved day care con- approved the recent Board of tracts with Hearl of the Education action of plal·ing a Valley Head Start of 1.5-mil. three-year Middleport. Beyond Permanent Improv eme nt Expectations of ·Levy ·on the November · balRavenswood, W.Va., lot. "This · district needs thi s Sycamore Run, ECC of ·Athens. and University of new money," ·Gepliart said. Rio Gqnde CDC of Rio "There will always be raising Supcn· i ~ion Commi~~il11l. · Grande. expenditures to match ra isi ng will be at 10:30 a.m.. Sept. 7 • Acknowledged donations funds ." ·at Southern High School. for jail renovations received Wolfe noted that no other from Barbara Shuler· of Middleport. The Appliance Man of Pomeroy. Wilma Casto of Portland arid The Dally Sentinel• Subscribe today • 992-2155 William Kelly. L.L.C. Proud to be aparr of your life.. l@.r.. ,Kt¢'~ 1K.. n~lil~ & "I:UIC-11. 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"Eventually this di,tric t will be free and dear. .. The .next meeting of 'the Financial Planning and nSt. Ravenswood, WV tttt~ttttttttttttt �I ' >I • I. ., PageA6 • BY THE BEND The Daily Sentiriel • Friday, ,July 22, r The Daily Sentinel INSIDE: Big 33's future in question, Page 82 Reds beat Cubs, Page B2 2005 Bl r • Community Calendar Public notices Monday, July 25 POMEROY , Veterans Service Commisson, 9 a.m., 117 Memorial Dri~e. POMEROY Meigs County Library Board regular meeting. 3 p.m., Racine Library, Church events .. Clubs and organizations Monday, July 25 POMEROY -. OH-KAN Coin Club meeting and auc· tion, Pomeroy Library. Coin grading class, 6: IS p.m, followed by 7 p.m. meeting.· Tuesday, .July 26 RACINE - Racine Area Community Organization potluck. 6:30 p.m., Star Mill . Park. New members wei- 124. Ministry of Sacred Heart Church in Pomeroy. come. • Monday, July 25 . POMEROY - Hysell Run Community Church VBS. 6Saturday, July 23 · 8:30 p.m., through July 29. POMEROY - Gospel sing to 992-7036 to reg1ster . or for benefit Fall Harvest Gospel 10formatwn. Sing, 7 p.m., Laurel Cliff Free · RACINE -St. John Lutheran Methodist Church. Singers Spirit Church VBS, "Constru,l;lion . Led of Parkersburg, W.Va.; Zone," 6-8:30 p.m., for preMercy of New Haven. W.Va., school through grade 6. 992Marty Shon of Reedsville. and 2542 for information. Bri<m and Family Connections MIDDLEPORT of Long Bonom. Middleport Church · of the Sunday, July 24 Nazarene VBS, 6 to 8:30p.m. RACINE - Mt. Moriah through · July 29. Theme ChurGh of God SundaY. school "Where Kids are Wil.d about p1c ni~. noo~ . Star M1l~ Park. God." Bicycles will be given Covered d1sh. BaP,IIZmg to away. Cookout at 7 p.m. nver. Take lawn cha~rs. No Friday concludes. evemng church servtce. Informatiowat 992-3191 PORTLAND .-Spanish POMEROY VBS at Language Mass, 6 p.m., Our Zion Church of Christ Ohio Lady of Guadaluee Mission • Chapel, Harris Farms. Ohio 143, 6:30 to 8:45 p.m ., through July 29. Jerusalem Marketplace is theme. Crafts, Bible-time games, snacks, music. Program practice and pizza party Saturday morning before closing program at 7 p.m. Information at 992-5195. REEDSVILLE - VBS at Eden United Brethren Church. Ohio 124 be.tween Reedsville and Hockingport, 6 to 8:30 p.m. through July · 29. "Kingdom of the Son" is theme. Saturday, July 23 ENO - Gospel Hymn Sing at Trinity Gospel Mission, Ohio 554 between Eno and Porter. .6 p.m. Singers inClude Stephanie Snyder, Jodie Rife, Danny Johnson, Henry and Hester Eblin, Eulis, and Leslie Allen. Refreshments available. Love offering. Spo,nsored by church youth for church improvement pro-, ject. Sunday, July 31 G:ARPENTER Homecoming at Carpenter Baptist Church with morning service at I0:30 a.m. with speaker Robert Sanders, and singer, Bob Siders. Dinner at noon, and afternoon service with the Builders Quanel and Siders presenting special music. PORTER - . Covered dish dinner, I p.m. followed ' by gospel ,sing at 2 p.m. at Clark Chapel Church. ~ jlVenl will feature the Roush' Family, Together-4-Christ, Sandra Wise. 388-8075 for informa· tion. Reunions Friday, July 22, 2005 . Saturday, July 23 ALBANY - Annual reunion of descendants of Joel and Lydia Steaneart, noon, Lake Snowden Big Oak shelter houSt;. Take picnic lunch and lawn chairs. 992'5502 for information. Legion Bast::ba,: ~· Eighth Distrid .Tournament • nse,.s Other events ·Saturday, July 30 CHESTER - Chester Ball Assoc iaton's annual end-ofseason annual pany, II a.m .. Chester ball field behind Baum Lumber. All advertisers and team sponsors invited. SHADE - Three-on-three basketball tournament, 8 a.m. ; Shade Community Center. RSVP 696-0811 . BY BRAD SHERMAN ft;~tt/r; Ois-tN'c t from 86 early this evening to 78. Skies will be clear to partly cloudy with 5 to 10 MPH winds from the north. 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Regular Bingo .................. $100 17. 4 leaf Clover SSOO (Not Sold 124 HIGHLAND A,VE. _ _______ _._ 675-3877 ball tournament will be held on Saturday, August 13. at General Hartinger Park. ·Proceeds from the tourna· ment will go. toward s 'the Middleport Youth League. · Check' in durin g the day of the tournament is '! a.m . anct the games will stan at 10 a.m. Regi stration forms are available at Locker 219 in Middleport. Middleport · Trophies and Tees or the Recreation Center in Athens. For more information. contact Britt Dodson at (740) 992-1122 . . Contact Information E-mail - sports 0 mydailytribuno.com · Brad Sherman, Sports Editor {740) 446-2342. ex1. 33 bshermanOmydaitytribune.oeom Bryan Walters, Sports Writer (740) 446-2342·, ext. 23 bwalte.rs @ mydallytribune .com In Packs) PT PLEASANT,,WV (OkfCarolina Lumber Burld1ng Across from CSX) MYL to host 3-on3 hoops tourney. Fax - 1-740-446-3008 GAME SCHEDULE · •· MONDAY· SATURDAY 9 am · 8 pm 1 SUNDAY 1pm · 7pm I 422·0756 1 TOLL FREE 1·800·822·0417 Brad Sherman/ph'?to Feeney Bennett's Brandori Fackler throws a pitch during his·team's 6-5 win over Athens Thursday. Fackler struck out nine batters over his three-plus innings of relief. Fackler also hit a two-run home run in a i2-6 victory over Pickerington, which earned Post 128 a spot in today's championship game. · AmErican Lt:gion 8asE ...ta/; - Larry Crum, Sports wruer (304)675-1333 . ext. 19 Ierum@ mydaityregister.com - ' THE PLAINS - Midnight hasn't tolled for Cinderella, otherwise known as Feeney Bennett, .just yet. . . , . It almost did, though, a~ a long day of American Legion ba'oeball ended around II :30 p.m. Thursday - but the long hour> of labor were wonh it as Post 128 scored a pair of upset victories at the Eighth District tournament. A6-5 win over Athens and 12-6 triumph over Pickerington extended Feeney Bennett's surprising postseason run, and earned it a 'pot in the championship game against Lancaster Post II. Post 128, the tourney's fourth seed and owi1er of an averagelooking 20- IS.record, now finds itself 10 the title round. which begins 4:30p.m. today at Rannow Field. Lancaster needs just ·one victory to capture the Eighth District crown. while FB will need to do exactly as it did Thursday win two. . "We're just looking at the first one." said Post 128 manager Chris Stewart. "our mouo the fast three games has been, 'lets win one more.'" ' If Stewart's club does win that lirst game. a seconcj game will be played at 7:30 p.m. with the winner earning a spot in next week's state tournament. Lanc<l,ter sent Post 128 to the loser's bracket with an 8-4 'victory . in second round action Monday. FB won thrre straight. however, to earn a rematch with the top seed. Facing elimination. Post 1'2 8 has been playing its best baseball while moving through the dreaded loser's bracket. "We rut it all together timif.ht.,.. tinally,' explained Stewart. 'The hitting and the defense came together and that's what we've been waiting for. I've said it all year, we can hit with anyone, we' ll out·hit any team we play, if , we just Ret the defense to come together. The long day began at 4:30p.m. when the Meigs-Galha County coalition faced AI hens. a team that it had lost to four times during the reaular se<ison. lfyler Clagg doubled once and singled twice tu ·pace Post 128. wh1ch c.ame from behind during the linal three innings to win. Jeremy . Blackston 'singled twice Please see Surprise, Bl W.Va. Area 3 Tournament Mason County powers past Parkersburg BY lARRY CRuM LCRUM@MYDAILYREGISTER.COM ' MIDDLEPORT - A 3-on- ' I RIO GRANDE the University of Rio Grande announced that the Fall High . School Baseball League is returning for 2005. The Fall League is opet1 to any high school student . in grades 9-12. This league provides young players the opportunity to continue to develop their skills in a competitive program. Players will be placed on teams of equal competitive ability and wi ll play for (7) seven weeks endine with a toum;unent on October 15 and 16. There will be a Scout Day on October 8. Play begins August 27. For more information or to register ·contact: Brad Warnimont, Head Baseball Coach, University of Rio · Grande at (740) 245-7486 oremail: bmdw@rio.edu or assistmlt coach Tom Sutton at tsutton @rio.edu. . 3 double. elimination basket- . *JEWELRY GIVEAWAY Feeney Bennett vs. Lancaster. 4:30p.m. 13 - Feeney Bennett vs. Lar.caster . 7 :30p.m. (il nece ssary) SUIIARE SUN lr, SOUND • DtlOI'I Open 4:00PM • Early Birds 5:15PM . Regular Sessions 6:30PM ·PAYS Feeney Bennett 12. Pickerington 6 Frlday'e championship game(s) ·Every Friday & Saturday .. PICkerington 14 , Athens 2 6 - Logan 9, McArthur B. 11 inn. 7 - Athens del. Glouster, forfei t R"i\ \"\\)~ TIME IS RUNNING 1 WEST VIRGINIA JOBS FOUNDATION . Sunday's resuHs 1 -Feeney Bennet1 del. Glouster, forfeit 2 - Pick.erlngtOn 16, Logan 1, 7 inn 3 - Athens 11 , McArthur 0 , 7 inn.. 36 MPG on. · ·' Ti~I(O.Ifftl(t I•' . • POWER SUNROOf • CDIMP3 PLAYER • CRUISE & TILT • ACI-55.24 AEP-38.41 Akzo-41.16 Ashland Inc. - 61.35 AT&T-19.20 BLI-12.36 Bob Evans- 23.33 BorgWarnl'r- 58.92 Champion - 4.20 ' Charming Shops 11.60 . City Holding- 36.88 • Col-47.85 DG- 20.13 DuPont - 44.14 Federal Mogul - .76 USB-30.33 Gannett - 72.24 General Electric- 35 GKNLY-4.75 Harley Davidson 53.08 JPM-35.40 Kroger- 19.31 Ltd. -23.23 still alive BSHERMAN@MYOAILYTR IBUNE .COM ewsChan Friday, July 22 Morning (7 a.m.·Noon) It should be a humid morn- . ing. There is a good chance of rain . Temperatures will rise froin 73 to 79 by late this morning . Skies will be partly cloudy 10 cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the east turning fr0111 the northeast as the morning progresses. Afternoon (1-6 p.m.) It will remain humid. There could be a sprinkle or two. Temperatures will hold steady around •87 with today's high of 88 occurring around 3 p.m. Skies will range from mostl y sunny to . cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the nonhwest · turning . from the north as the afternoon progresses. Evening (7 p.m.-Midn.ight) There is a slight chance of rain. Temperatures will drop rise! • PARKERSBURG, W.Va. It was a beautiful day on and off Bennett Stump Fiel9 as Mason County took a 1-0 series lead against Parkersburg in the American Legion Area Tournament. · Post 7.3/140 grabbed the win with an explosion of offense. defeating Parkersburgl5,5 in eight innings . Post 15 did manage to close the gap on Mason County in the top of the sixth inning, bringing the score within two runs. but that would be all the closer this game would get. With the next at bat. Post . Larry Crumlphoto 23/140 ran away with the game, scoring three more runs Mason County's Tyler Hern gets a face full of dust while sliding hOIT]e in his team's 15·5 win and oever looking back as they over Parkersburg Post 15. are now one game away from fhe state toun1ament in Kestoer also produced on The following inning, Post and Mason County entered Beckley next week. the mound with seven strike- 15 continued to bite into the into the eighth inning with a In this matchup, Mason outs, only giving up five hits lead with two more runs off of 10-5 lead. In that mmng Post County brought its top game in the six innings pitched. an RBI from Hupp and anoth- 231.140 stepped up and scored on both sides of the plate with Mason County continued to er from Daniel Boone, bnng- live nms. enforcmg the 10 nm a winning pitching ·perfor, .. · d . t1 f h ing the score to 7-5 and ems-· mercy ru le and bringing mance and a powerful offense advance tts 1ea 10, Je oun . ing the comfortable cushion • Mason County one game match. with a double from Jon Ullom w~ich existed for Mason away from the state. 10 hi fact Mason County wast- and a smgle from Tyler Hem County. Those runs came off of Know ing the)' needed to back-to-ba!'k home runs from ed no time getting on the · and ~eth Phalen: all of whtch board with four runs in the scored 10 the mnmg. light back. Post 23/140 Kestner. his second. and ojJcning inning off of an RBI In the fifth. Parkersburg , tepped up in the sixth with Kameron Sayre. The tina! run' double from Josh Whitlock, an finally began to tight back three more nms off of an RBI were driven in by 'Brenl Clark RBI single from Zeb Reed and with the three batters on the from Kestner and a two RBl and Hern to end the inning and a two run home run from Dale · top ot the order. Ryan double from Kamernn Savrc. the came. Kestner. the tirst of his two Vanderiick, Jonas Phares and Neither team managed to · LCading the offclbi\'c attack ho111e runs in the game. Ben Hupp. all scol)nj! run>. . · get on the board in the seventh were Kestner. wllh three hll,, two home runs and tive RBis, and · Reed who went 3-for-3 with an RBI. Sayre tnanaged two hits in I he game with three RBis and a home run while Hem went 2-for-.5 with an RBL . U116m and Phalen bolh had two hits a piece between them while Whitlock managed one hit for a double and an RBI and Caleb McCoy with a hit. Kestner gql th~ win on the mound and was relieved in the sixth by Hern and later that same inning bv Ullom who linished ·outthe'game. · ' For P.arkersburg, Vanderlick. Hupp and Jared Ducllcy led the way with two hits a piece between them. while Phares and Boo'ne managed a hit a piece. With the win. Mason County moves one win away from a state title berth. Because of teams dissolving throughout the year and teams not having enough players to 11eld a team, the Area Toumament was reduced to two teams lighting for the berth . Becau.;e of a two team format. Mason County and Parkersburg will plav a best two out of three series with the ·winner mo"ing on 10 Beckley nc:\t week. The 'cries resumes tOday at 6 p.m. anJ will iinish up · tomOmlw if a game three is needed. �,. .. ) Page 82 • The Daily Sentinel j Feeney Bennett's Blackston catches an Infield pop-up durlnc Thursday's s.s · · C INC INNATI (A P ) IOnce an overheated Greg Ma,ddux started see itig little whtte ' dots , h" chllilcc to reac h the 3,000-stCikeoilt mark was go ne. Amarlcan League Eat Diviaion w L Poi Boston 53 42 .558 New York 51 43 .543 Baltimore 50 44 .532 Toronto 48 47 .505 Tan'C)a Bay 32 ·64 ,333 Central Division w L Pel Chicago 62 32 .660 MlnJlesota 52 42 .553 Cleveland 49 47 .510 Detroit 46 ° 48 .489 Kansas City 34 61 .358 West Division w L Pet Los Angeles 57 39 .594 OaKland 50 45 .526 Texas 48 48 .511 Seattle 41 53 .436 ... • That wasn ' t the end of hi s woozy afternoon. A llull pen meltdown a few innings later cost Maddux th at e lu· sive · firs t w in a t Gre at American Ball Park as welL Roberto Novoa (2-3 ) balked home the tying run in the e ighth , and Austin 'Kearns followed with a twon tn sing le Thursday afternoon. rallying the Cincinnati Reds to a 9 -6 victory over the C hi cago C ubs. Ja vier Valentin homered twice and Rich A urili a had a solo sho t, he lping the Reds gain a split of the fo ur-game • from Page,Bl while M att Mooney, Terry Durst. Zach Haislop. Ross Well and Chris M yers a lso Jogged hits for the winners. Ton v Costanzo hit a threerun home run and singled to lead Athens offens ive ly. whi le teammates Brad Grimm a nd Chris Carpinelli sing led twice each. Bra ndon Fackler relieved starter Blackston and recorded the linal I 0 6ut s d uting the com e back to eam the win. He struck .o ut n ine of the 12 batters he faced, including seven in-arow. G rimm took the loss for Athens. In the seco nd game, FB scored six times in the fourth ihning, then kept roll ing from that point forw•u·d to wi n a surprisingly easy 12-6 decision over Pickering ton. which had won the tmi mamc nt the past two years. Fackler hit a two- run homer and was only a tripl e shy of hitting for the cycle while d'riving : in five · runs . Blackston had three hits, including a big threerun dOLtbl e. w hil e Kei1 Amsbary a lso hit sa!ely three times. · Mooney singled twice ,. 'vhile Durst do ubled · a nd Myers c hipped in a single. . Cody Martin was the lone Pi'c kenngton player w ith multiple hits; he doubled and sing led . ·, Eric VanM eter worked seven-plus solid inni ngs to pick up the pitching win. w hil~ Lee Norman, w ho re placed InJUred Post 283 'sr<ll1er M an Wtlson, suffered the loss. By the end of the day, Feeney Bennett had spent more than seven hours on o r around the baseball d iamo nd. " I know they were playing on adrena line .. because ther, can't have any e nergy Jefl, • commented Stewart "Especially Terry Durst, catch- · ing 18 inn ings in this heat, as bi g as he is. that 's the player of the game.'' Feeney' Bennett 6. Alhena 5 Past21 000 032 000 - 583 Post128 000 12 0 21X 610 1 Brad Grimm , Tyler Chadwell (8) and Chris Carpi nelli. Mike Cassels (6) .• J_ererny Blackston . Brandon FaCkler (6) and Terry Durs t WP - Brandon Facl<ler. LP - Brad Gnmm. HR - A: Tony Costanzo, fifth inn1ng, two on. • Feeney Bennen 12, Pickerington 6 Post128 000603 030 12 152 Post283 103000020- 693 Eric VanMeter, Brandon Fackler (8) and Terry Durst. Matt Wilson , Lee Norman (4), · Brian Carpenter (7} and Nick Hess . Brett Neviri (4) _WP - Eric VanMeter. LP - Lee Norman . HA - FB: Brandon Fackler, fourth inning , one on Maddux lasted only five inn ings o n a steamy afternoon, turning a 5 : 3 lead over to the bullpen. He has yet to win in four starts at Great American Ball Park, where he has an 8 .14 E RA. tie ran the bases twice on an RBI sing le and whil~ vainly trying to beat o ut his double-play grounder. By the end of the fifth, he was spent "I d o n ' t kno w what did it," Maddux said. " l just didn 't fee l ri ght. I started seei ng those little white things . It kind of spooked me a little b I't . " Maddux struck out four, leav in g him two sh y. of becom ing the 13th pitc her to reach the 3,000 mark, He w ill try aga in next week at Wrig ley Field. Novoa pitched out 9f a bases - loade d, none-o ut threat in the seventh to p reser ve a 5-4 lead, with center fielder J erry H a irston mak ing a di ving catch on Aurilia's si nking liner to e nd the innin g. The Red s rallied in the e ig hth o n a hit, a walk and Novoa's b a lk, the n loaded the bases again with two ou ts. Kearn s, who spe nt the la st s ix weeks with Triple-A Lo ui sv il le losi.ng weight and GB - 2'1 5 21 ~ GB -10 14 16 2B V~ GB - 6'& . 8 15 National League Eaat Division · · w L Pel GB Atlanta 54 42 .563 Washington 54 42 .563 NewYo r~ 49 48 .516 4h Philadelphia 49 47 .510 5 Aorida 47 48 .505 S ', Central Dlvlalon w L Pet GB St Loui'J 61 34 ,642 Houston 49 48 .516 12 Chicago 48 47 .505 13 Milwaukee 47 49 .490 14}• PiHsburgh 41 55 ,1{27 20:. Cincinnati 40 55 . .421 21 ' Wett Dlvtolon w L Pel GB San Diogo 50 48 .521 :Arl10na 48 51 .474 . 4~ Loo AngtiH 43 52 .453 e:. San F'"""Ioco 41 , !53 · ,-136 8 ColOrado 33 81 .351 18 . - scncs. Surprise " ,. tine-tuning his swing, singled off Ryan Dempster for the go-ahea d runs. ' K earns retur ned to Cincinnati o n Wednesday night, too late to get ihto the gam e. He batted cl eanup Thursday and went 3-for-5 with the mo st important hit " I'm not out for personal issues or to prove people wrong," said Kearns, who was n 't happy with the d~motion. " In the past I've tried to do that , a nd it .made it that much harder; I tried to do too much. I lea rned to relax in Loui sville and was re minded that it 's a game. It' s nice to get off to a good start'." . Aurilia c ompleted the e ig hth -inning rally with · another two-run s ingle off Dempster, the fifth Cubs pitc he r. Brian Shackelford (l cO) pitched the eighth for his lirst major league win . Running the bases on a humid . 85-degree afte rnoon sapped Maddux , who went e ig ht inning s in each of hi s last two starts. He gave up Aurilia's solo home r a nd Valentin's two-run s ho t. "You've got to try to keep it in the par,k he re , and I didn' t do it very well ," Maddux said. " But at least I left some guys on base. " Todd Wa lker's three-run homer otT Jeft-hander Eric Milton put the C ubs up 5- 1. in the fo urth, but they couldn ' t hold on against the maj ors' best come back team. It was the 14 th time the R ed s have won by overco ming a delicit o f at least three' runs, best iQ the majors . The NL' s top power team& spe nt the series takin9 advantage of the majors most homer-friendly park . More have been htt at Great American than anyplace else. Aramis Ramirez hit · hi s 25th homer in the ninth for Chicago, which h it II in the series to' Cincinnati's seven. The Reds have 128 overall this season, two more than the Cubs. Chicago's pro~lem ' all se rie s long was stranding runners. The Cubs left nine on base Thursday, four of them in scoring position. "It is frustrating, " manager Dusty Baker said. "They took that game from us .' We were hoping that Greg could have gone longer, but he was out of gas after running the bases a couple of times. We had to go to the bullpen a little bit earlier than we wanted to, so our bullpen was really spent today. " The focus was on Maddux , who got his lirst big league win in Cincinnati in 1986 against the team he rooted for as a boy. He got a · quick start toward the strikeour. mark. fa nning lead off batter Ryan Freel on three pitches. H e got two more · strikeouts in the seco nd, leaving him halfway !iJere. After that, the four-time Cy Young winner had .a more important thing on his mind - keeping cooL Once the dots appeared, he · wa s done. HERSHEY. PA. (AP ) There is almost as much talk about the future of \he Big 33 all-star game as there is about Saturday ni g ht 's contest at Hersheypark Stadium. The game will be the 49th with varying formats ~ince the Big 33's inception m. 1958. Ohio and Pe nnsylvama. h ave pla~ed 12 times i_n the current sen es, each wmnmg SIX ttmes. Getting to its 50th anniversary game is the challenge for the Big 33. " Several changes in NCAA rules have made it difficult for the Bi g 33 and other high 5chool all-star football games. A recent change that permits athletes to go on scholarship during the summer · months following their high school graduation has imperiled the game. A.s a result, Big 33 officials have already discu ssed moving the 2006 g:ime from tis traditional late July date to midJune, tentatively June 17 , in effort to catch top players before they go to college. · Big 33 offici als.. were already stung by defections of some well-known players th'r ou g h early enrollment Penn State recruits Dan Connor in 2004 and Justin King this year both enroll e d in college after completing high sch ool early, making the m inelig ible for the Big 33 game. In addition , several players selecte d from both Penn sy lvania and Ohio were discouraged or prohibited by their college coaches from playing in s ummer all-star games . Virginia tailback Mik e ll Simpson and Notre Dame linebacker Steve Quinn and lineme n Mike Turkovich· and Derrell Han(! are among those missing from th e Pennsylvania ros ter. 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Sunday Dl•play: 1:00 Frlclay For Sunday• .Paper' , L,_.,;G;;;A;;;U·JPOL-·IS· · _.I Found 1n Middleport, Class ring. Call to iD 740·992· 3412 - - - - - - -- Lost at Kyge r Creek Bay field week of July4th Aedfblack ba seball bat. Sent1mental gift. {740)379· 2633. Lost Sandhill Ad/Regency Ap1. area . Orange!White Tabby Cat, no collar Answers to. "Abby" (304)675· 3502 Reward p.aper Thursday for Sundays,~ POLICIES: Ohio Valley Publllhlng re..,.,ee the right to edit, reject, or cancel eny ed 111 any time. Errora muet be reported on the tlrat Trlbun..S.ntlMi·Aegiatar will be reaponaibia!OI' no more than tt'le coat of tt'le apace occupied by the error and o~y the llret lneertion. any loaa or that reaulta trom the publication or omlaalon of an edvertiaement. Correction will be made In the llrat available edition. •e alwaye I • Currant rata card appllea. • All real eetataiMI~ertiumanta are eublect to the Federal Fair Hou1lng Act ot 1968. I EOE a~ndl r de. We will not knowingly any advertiaing in I law. 7 Day a KIT & CARLYLE r---------------~------------------~ www.comlcs.com Garage & moving sale. Sat. July 24, 9:00am·4:00pm. 111 5 State At. 850. 0 • GALUI~lUS FrrJe 10 good home 8wk old Black Lab rn 1x pupp1es. 1 female, 1 m.J e. (740)367· 8144th Ave. Gallipqlis, 7/22· 7123. Gigantic 21amily sale ... 0624 Lots ol everything.. Starts "at . I ....C:X'ITANIJ 9am. Gigantic Moving Sale. July 21,22,23 trom 9:00am 1ill 6: OOpm. 1 Mile on 143 at Mary Lay{le on Delong Road Refrigator. white wicker furniture. Home FOUN!l 85 Arnold Drive, Bidwell Interior. Lots of toys-dishes. pots & pans. Lois of large "~1:""------., (brick house) Frlday,July 22. clothing. 10 · 51 .000 Reward Call: 740·992· 1439 8·3 & Saturday, July 23, 8· HaP WANTIW HELP WANIID For mtorrnal1on leadmg to 12 _ Brand name adult & tha arres t&prosecution of Moving Sale 22·23·24. the per.son who stole iSft baby (0·24 months) clothing, Baby clothes, appliances, 9 kk wanted· Holzer Senior C•re Center strollers, toys, diaper gean· electronics, much more! SA 00 ~epe r . 681 West 1.6 miles fro m 33. Immediate opemng. Par1· . . tor more"inlo • ~ 1me· Ho urs and days off fie~- If you enjoy working in long· ture 1ns1de from W1ll Power tric dartboard. old drill press, 740 992 3462 1ble. Salary pased on,expen· term healthcare and want to Tumbling area . Call · ence . Background in become part of a carinQ YARD SALE· lots of misc. items. Gall1pCll1s Police Department accounting & Qu ickbooJ(s team you may be a candi· 1'1; Pl .FA'l<\'1' (740) 4·16·1313 All 1nforma· prelerred. Contact Jack Rife· date lor one of the"following t•on 1s corihdentlal Treasurer· (740)446·4653 or posilions: 3 112 miles out Sandhill Rd., (740}446-901 0. cell phone top ol hill past Oshei-Aoad. (]4())339 2450 NURSING: . tools, clothes ,several child ---,--·::-,:-::::CLASSIFIED INDEX car-seats Thur/Fri/Sat S·? · LPN- Full Time Nights BURGER KING . -Part Time Evenings · 4x4's For Sale ......................................... ..... 725 MANAGEMENT STNA't· All Shifts . Moving "sale Fri & Sat July Announc'ilent .......... ...........'····· ................. 030 OPpORTUNITIES Antiques ....................................................... 530 22nd, & 23rd 220 5th & RE SIDENT SEAVICE',S: Apartments lor Rent ................................... 440 Brown St. Maso n.v~'v ACTIVITY ASSISTANT Auct ion an d Flea Markei .............................080 Ya rd Sale Sal July 23 , 8·? Auto Parts & Accessories .......................... 760 . 81 Hawttlorne Ln. behind DIETARY Auto Repair ................................................·••770 National Guard DIETARY AIDE Autos for Sale ..............................................710 Boats & Motors lo r Sale ............................. 750 W AI<!llJ OFFICE Building Supplies·................,....................... 550 ~ ·mBuv Ward Clei-kiRecepllonlat· Business 'and Buildings ...... ....................... 340 We sesk career oriented Part Tir1J.e· 12PM-6P M, Business Opportunity ................................. 210 Absolute Top Dollar: U.S. individuals who will strive to Rotate Weekends & Bus iness Trairilng ........ ............................... 140 Silver and Gold Coins. achieve the best in customer Holidays Campers & Motor Homes ..................... ,;., .. 790 Proofsets. Gold flings. Pre· · satlslaclion and team work . Camping Equipment ...................... :............ 780 1935 U. S. Currency, II· you have a desire to be If you are interested in join· Card s of Thanks .......................................... 010 Solitaire Diamonds· M.T.S. successful with a goal driven ing our team and becoming Child/Elderly Care .. .......... ,......... ................. 190 Coin Shop, 151 Second and growing company, we· pari of the ~ H ol zer Electrlcai!Ref rigeral ion ...............................840 Avenue. Gallipolis. 740·446· off health , dental. lite insur· Difference" give Phyllis Equipment for Ren...................................... 480 2842, ance. presc ription card, Cantrel l, DON or Barb Excavating ................. ........ .. ........................ 830 bonus program , paid vaca· Peterson a call at (740)446· Farm Equipment. .......... :.............................. 610 Looking to rent or buy on tions . 40 1K and manage· 5001 or come see us at : Farms for Rent. ........................ ..................... 430 land contract old tlouse in men! apparel. Advancement Farms for Sale ............................................. 330 the cou,nlry w1th 3 bedrooms from within. II you are inter· 380 Colonial Drive For Lease ................ ...................;................. 490 or trailer with lot or some ested In Gallipolis, Ohio or Bidwell , Ohio 4561 4 For Sale ......................... .................... ........... 585 acres. Shtft workm needs Charleston, WV area apply quiet area. Call 740·949· in parson 1he Burger KinQ For Sale or Trade ......................................... 590 1081 FrUits & Vege1ables ........ ,............................ 580 restau rant located at the Furnis hed Rooms ...................... .................. 450 Ohio River Plaza, Gallipolis I \11'1 0\\11 \I General Hauling ........................................... 850 or m_$\) 1J BS_ume to Burger 'I !(\ II I ' Giveaway ... .... ............................................... 040 King, 65 Upper River Ad. Happy Ads ........ ............ ................................ 050 Gallipolis, OH 45631 or fax Hay & Graii1 .................................................. 640 30'1·529·0055. HflJ' WAN'IID Help Wanted ................................................ :110 FullTime Help Wanted At 35 Home lmprovements ...................................810 Adult Video & Book Store.. Maple Grove Cabinetry Is Homes for Sale ............................................ 310 Evening shift & "lMnight. Do seeking an honest depend· Ho.usehold Goods .. .,.................................... 51"0 Not Call Store Call able individual .lor full or part Houses for Rent .......................................... 410 1304)549·5696 LEARN In Memoriam ................................................ 020 time work. Experience in cabineU countertop work. Insurance ................................................ ..... 130 TO STNA labri<;:alion/ ine;talla.tlon preLa wn & Garden Equipment ........................ 660 DRIVE !erred. Apply in person 9084 Livestock .................................... .... ..............630 Scenic Hills Nursing Center. St. At. 218 . (740)256-1275. Lost and Found ......... ................................... 060 • NO EKP"EAIENCE NECESS.t.AV a· Tandem Hea!th · Care Lots & Acreage ...... ... :..... ,............................ 350 'FULL-TIME CLASSES Facility, is seeking a sel~t -----.,-~-­ Miscellaneous .............................................. 170 ' COl Tf\AINING lew to join our outstanding Need help lor Parkinson'& Mi scellaneous Merchandlse ......... .-.............540 ' FIN.... NCING AVAILABLE • J06 PLACEI.I ENT team. We currently s8ek lull patient In Maryland, Live In Mobile Home Repair .... '" ...........: ............:·····860 · • ENAOLUNG NOW and pari time STNAs. nice couples home. All Mobile HQmes for Rent ............................... 420 Proper certification requi red. qxpensos paid , plus salary. Mobile Homes for Sale ............... ~ ................320 we Offer an excellent work Need drivers . licenses . .Call Money to Loan ....... ...... ................. ............... 220 ALLIANCE environment , shift diHeren· {740)288..0290, leave mas· Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers ..........................740 TRACTOA·TAAILEA tial, competitive wages, per· sage. Musical Instruments ................................... 570 · TRAINING CENTERS teet attenc:Jance mcentives WYTHEVILLE. VA Personals ..................................................... 005 and much .morel Please Pets fo" Sale ................................................ 560 AN'SILPN'S needed for 100 appy to: , 1 ' 800-334-1203 Plumbing & Heating ................................... ,820 bed skilled nursing facility Professional Services .................. .............. .230 Radio, TV & CB Repair ............................ :.. 160 , 100 WORKERS NEEDED Attn: Dianna Thompson, with e11cellent opportunity lor challenging and rewarding HR Real Estate Wanted ..................................... 360 Assemble crafts, experience. Great start Scenic Hil la Nursing Schools Jnstruction ..................................... 150 wood items. rates and excellent reg).'llltor Center Seed, Plant & Fertilizer .............................. 650 To $480/wk compliance htstory. 311 Buckrldga Rolid Siluatio ns Wanted ..........·........... .................. 120 Materials provided .. Interested candidates Bidwell, OH 45614 Space for Rent .............) .............................. 460 Free !ntormatiOn pJ(g. 24Hr. Ph: 7401446·71~ , , should apply to Rocksprings Sporting Goods .............. ...........................520 801 ·!l28-4649 Road, Pomeroy, Ohio Fax : 740/44612438 SUV's tor Sale ............................................ 720 45769. Extendlcare Hea!th Email : admln.shnO Trucks for Sale ................................,...........715 An EKcetlent way to earn Services, Inc . is an equal tarldemhealthcare .com Upholstery ....... .........................., ....... :......... 870 money The New Avon. , op·portunltv1 em plover that 1 Vans For SaJe .. ...:...... :.................... ,.............730 · Call ~ari lyn 304·882·2645 SFIDFIEOE encourages workplace Wanted to Buy .............................................090 AVON! All Areas! To Buy or HR0t•ndemhnlthc8rtL.c0m diversity, MIF ON Wantad to Buy· Farm Supplles .................. 620 Sell. Shtrley Spears, 304· Room attendant needed lor Wanted To Do ............................................. , 180 675·1429. wanted to Renl ................ ........................... ,470 tlousekeeping . Apply in per· Ray & Son's Complete Car Yard Sale· Gallipolis .............,............... ..... .. 072 Pa ramedics & EMT's son at Holiday Inn 5n St. Cleaning. Help Wanted, Yard Sale-~omeroy/M iddle ..... J .... ....... ....... 074 needed . Apply. at 1354 At. 7N . Gallipolis. No p11one must have va lid Drivers LiCense (304)675·7375 Yard Sa le·PI. Pleasant ................................ 076 calls. ple_ase Jackson Pike. Gal.hpoliS. "--------,.J L--------' 1' ==-- rt...-------,.1 ~ ~ SERVICES ..._ Cakes by Kathy· wedding & all-occasion. also Karaoke, call (740)992·0723 after 3pm. --------TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAl SECURITY /SSI? No Fe€ Unless We Win I 1·BB8·582·3345 FOR SALE Wireless Gallery now hiring f~ll and part time help. Cell ptlone experience helpful but not necessary. For inter· view conside1atiOn call (606)928·1608 or email wireIessgane ry@ l:oomi nte r. net. net or mail resume to PO Box 6792, Huntington, WV 25773. () :~~le~~:~~~~\~~:i~~~~~~i~ ~~db::~y~~~~;, ~~~s~=~:~ .., Under new management Heating & Cooling business Is looking for installers. With 1 year Or hands on and a tech nical of 1 year. Salary depends on eKperience. Send resume to HVAC P.O. BoK 572, Kerr, OH45643. PRO.T5lit0NAI. Wanted: Fron1 desk clerk. IU\II"ol\11. Apply in Person at Holiday Inn · Gallipolis. No phone l::t110 HOM".'S calls please · ,. r 0 1110 r 1 ~·--•HE•~•r•W•A•NTiill•'~ ·I"Ii Amby Lane . Multi family. E)(ercise equipment. loose· ball. baby and tOddler girl , dog pen, cloth ing, much more. Sat . 9am. Moyjng out of the CoynJr:y sale.· Fur011ure . appl iance, housewares, garden, linens, knick-knacks, jewel· ry. books, etc. some clothing Adorable kittens, indoors" =~==:_~--­ O'lly, lmer trained. (7~0)843· Lost : 7/16 at the Health (small ladies) 80 Gartielci 5268 Dept. Yellow cat with orange Ave. Inside & Outs1de 7/22 · · stripes. 740·245-9740 , 441· 7/23. 8:00am . B('la utilul k11tens to good 0538. 740·441 ·2896. Yard sale 102 Debbie Drive, t1qmc After 5 00 ca ll 740'· Fri. 22nd & Sat. 23th, Sam· gg2·7562 . ... Spm. Mowers & tOols. BenJI dog. gteat with elderly YARil SALE· and cl1ildren (740)44 1· POMEKOYIMIIJIJLE 72 0865 YARDSALE4 'fear old female Collie, very lovmg . needs a farm to run on (7 40)44 1·0865. Daya Prior To • All ads must be prepaid• Should ·Run SALE· , All Dlaplay : 12 NoOn 2 In Next Day·s Paper Descrlplion • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrevl•tlon• • Include Phone Number And Addreas When Needed •· Now you con hove borders and graphics ~. added to your classified ads {I~~ !r1't Borders $3.00/per ad Graphics 50¢ for smoll S1.00 for large Display Ads • Start Your 4ds With A Kevword • InClude Complete Successfu,l Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response ... Losr ANIJ OearltirU' Dally In-Column: 1:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. . ' . HOW TO WRITE .AN AD l\egi~ter {740) 992-2156 {304) 675-1333 Sentinel OUTSIDE SALf.S R EPRESENTATIVE The Gallipol is Daily Tribune is accepting resu mes lor a lull time outside sales represents· tive to join our sales team and to manage an estab· lished account list while calling on new accc'mnfs The sL.JCcessful candidate will be a disciplined, sell· motived team player that understands the impor· tance of developing strong, mutually benefi· cial business relation · ships with our accounts. The ideal candidate will have sale e)(perlence. For confidential interview, please send resume ancl cover letter to Gallipolis Da ily Tribune Attn : Jim Freeland, 825 Third Ave., Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 . AN!LPN'S··.Overbrook cen· ter is currently accepting applications lor LPN'S and AN 'S. 7A-7P and 7P·7A Sh ifts are availabl8. If you are interested, please ·come· in and till out an applicatiOn at 333 Page St reet. Middleport , or · call and speak with 1-:!oll ie Bumgarner. LPN. Staff Development. EOE 112 Pl easant Street: 3· Bedroom. 1 112 Batlls. Fam1ly Room. Dining Room. Full Basement, Storage Bldg·, Garage, New Central Air Cond,. New Windows. (304)675·4034 10 Hmn:~ FOR SALE For sa le by owner: Traile r &. lot a't 109 Cedar Street. Gallipolis. at end of GAHS football field. Call (419)533· 4i 95 tor details LO\Iely ranch style home on 2 3{4 acres ot land. 3 bed· room, 1 5 bath. large living room with beau titul hand painted room with beautiful hand pa1nted mur1al on wall. New relngeratoristove . washer/dryer included New hot water heater in base· ment. Total electric heme. 36 yea rs old. A steal a1 $59,900. 13922 St. At 160 . Vinton, Ohto. Call Ha rold at ERA Realtors (740)384· 5177. Price Reduced 1401 Ceda~ St. 3 Bedroom . Only $13,900 1 ·1/2 Bath, Corner lot. new SCliOOL.S Aool. move-in condition. IN'>I'RUC110N new Carpel and Flooring, Storage Building, Fenced in Gallipolis Career College Back Yard (304)675·7708 (Careers Close To Home) Call Todayl 740·446·4367 , 2 BA. house in Pornemy. 740·992·5502 1·800·214-0452 www.galhpol•scareercolll!ge.com 2036 Jackson Pike, Bidwell. Ac ored iled Member AccfOditlng 36 Chillicot he Ad. OH. Very nice home updated Council tor Independent Colleges GallipoliS Oh1o ttlroughout, 3 BR, 1 1/2 and Schools 121-tB. Thomas Estate baths on 3/4 acre level lot. 70 (740)446·0720 LA. DR, FA , Kit. UT. 2 car MiscELlANEOUS detached garage with storage bldg· lg. dock with gaze- cS-pl_i<_L_e,-e,l H,-0-,-.e-lo-r:5.-,.Car Port ·"tor Sale bo & much more. $137,900. , 18Ft.X21 Ft. enclosed, 8Ft. (740)446-4720 after 5"30 2913 Brook Dnve. Pomt doors, $1500.00. 304-773· Pleasant . All Elect ric, 2000 5390 21 Evans Heights 2 BR, fu)l Sq. Ft WID. Stove .. 24' AJG basement. Price negotiable. Pool, 70x1 12 Lot $79.900 DIRECTV FREE Home (740)256·6846. l304}675·8993 erHe rtainment System. '--::-'-------.,.- - - - - - - - - FREE Equipment and Install 38 BedroomG, 1 Bath , Full WWW.Orvb .COffi up to four rooms. 145 chan· asement. arage, remod· Home Listi11gs. nels $29.00 a month. Ask eIed .1n & out. Aac1ne Area List your home by C<'lll1ng 0 9 9 2 $ how to get FREE HBO, 74 · 4 · t37 57.000 (740)446-3620 MAX, and· STARS. ·I-800· 3br. 2ba. pool. garage. stor· 523-'7556 for details. age bldg. app liances. V1ew phot o~~ nfo online. $ i 3~000 . 5 miles trom 33 WANTF.JJ on At 68 t, (740)592·0426 It"s a Steal!! 4 bedroom, 2 To Do bath, 2 car garage. New 909 Mossman Circle, Point Haven. wv Code 6505 or I am able to staY w1th elde rly Pleasant, WV. N1ce home call (304 )882·3368 or handicapped person. Any with man~ updates 1n n1ce. shift, any ctay, within 25-mile quiet neighborhood, 3BR, 1 1\-lnHILE HOME'i radias of Pomeroy. Contact bath , lull basement. Move in ~'OR SA.U: 740·992·3568 any time . cOndition , $80,000. Call .__ _oioiiiioiiiiiiiilo-r" Have a S.T.N.A. l1cence. (304)675·6804 after 5:30 1990 14x70 3 bedroom tra1l · er w1th C/A, kitchen apph· Anentlont Local company oftermg UNO ances mcluded . Must be DOWN PAY MENT' pro· moved ( 740)286 · 68~ 1 Schools' starting! Will care grams lor you to buy your :-:-:-----:-:-,:-:5 Homes under $10.000 for your little one while you nome instead or renting · 100% ~inancmg Will deliver (740)385-7671 . teach . Call (740)446·4680 • Less than perfect credit --------~ Will care for elderly in their accepted 97 Fleetwood 14w70 total hoine, day-lime hours , • Payment could be the electric Will help with deliv· (740)992·7818 ery Includes central a1r Only same as rent. Locators. $10,995 . Call (740)385· Mortgage 11'\\tl\1 ·9621 . (7401367"·0000 1' I'M I ~~FJU.Y I BustN~~~ STNA"S Overbrook Center . OrrotmJNm is currently accepting apph· cations lor lull-lime STNA'S oNOTICE• 7A·7P, and 7P·7A, and 3A· HIO VALLEY PUBLISH 3P······· shifts are a~a il · able. It you are interested, NG CO. recommends tha please come in and till out ou do business with peo an application at 333 Page le you know, and NOT I Street, Middleport. Please end money lhrouQh th ail until you have inwsti No Phone calls. EOE - - - - - - - - - ated the offerin The Meigs County Council on Aging is accepting apph· cationS/resumes tor the iOI· lowing positions: welloess Program Ass1Stan1 Director Applicants shou ld have a Bachelor 0 1 associate degree In .retreat1on, public ~onc•w relations gerontology or Ohio DiviSion related fields anctlor f1ve 11 .1 1 years equivalent experience. Q.f Must be hiOhly organ1zed. · B~ORE you seff motivated and llexible.·· ·Home Care C'Aide s: i Applicants should ha~e a r@quests tor a11y I high school diploma or GED, payments reliable transportation, tela· or mSurance. phone in the hOme.and will· Office of C~·n~~~:·tl l ing to work week~ends & IJit<naiffi toll free at holidays. Must be motivated and flex ible . Will tram . Applications are available at the Meigs Mult ipurpose Senior Center. Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, Ofi· An EOE employer :::.;:_;_::...:.::_:__ _~­ Town of Hartlord accepting resumes for Water Office Clerk, must have General Office Skills , Computer · Skills. Payron. Please mail Resumes to Town of Hartford PO Box 96 . ~artford . WV 2524 7 ~dtine July 7-28..()5 Capecod •n tt1e country. 4 bedroom. 1 acre level tot· bBautilul· charmmg· spa· cious. Family room. lormal living room and more .(740)379·9887 . ' ·.Gl: Ltke new 1999 Scl1ult 16x80 mobile t1ome. 3 bedroom . 2 baths. porch , underpinning $25.000. (740)256 ·1984. New 14)(70 3 bedroom . 2 batl;l. Only 5198.63 pe r month Call Ela1ne (740)385· 2434 . •New 3 BR Home Only 5189/mo Includes arc, dehv· All re•l estate advartislng ery and set up (740)385· in thia newspaper ie 4367 aubj.Ct to the Feaeral ne ere. o •e ome Fair Houeing Aet of 1968 BR . ~ BA ,, LA. Kitchen, which m•kes it Illegal to eck&Bu1ld1ngs. A1r See a IKiver1iaa "any 76 Ost1el Rd preference, limitation or diserimin8tlon based on Trailer 1982 3 bedroom .. 2 rece, color, religion, sex bath . CIA: stove. 1ef.. dish . tamilialatlllus or national washer. S7.500. (740)441 origin, or any inten11on to 8976 or (7.40)64,5·6734 make any auch prt~fer•nce , limitation or discrimination." Bl'SL'i~:-i'l Thta newspaper will not knowingly acc:ept aaclvar11eemente tor re•l estate whleh Ia in violation of the law. Our readers are b~~reby Informed tt\81 1!1 dwellings edYentaed in ltlls nLwilpapar ll"tll av•llabte on •n equal opportunity baaee. For sale 2 bedroo/n house. s.ngle !:lath. W1th1n city limits. asking SSO.OOo: Call (740)446·8595 after 9 OOpm ,\Nil Bl~tn!NC.S Olf1ce BwldmQ w·z, apart· menis on 2nd Ave, 1n G.a'l ll polis Avg. rental of apartments. 51 200/month Pnce 5120.000 w11! cons1der !and contract w1money For sale R1ver1ront acreage. around6 acres on At. 7. n1ce place fo r a new home. Call j740)446·8595 alter 9 OOpm Older Home 1otally Reslored. 4br. lot SJZe Land 2 ac m/1. water & sep· 40x100. Pnce 111 tile 60's t1c Patr1ot area (740)379· Pllone (304)675-<.\722 2540 . �Friday, July 22, 2005 Friday, July 22, 2005 The Daily Sentinel • Page B5 www.mydailysentinel.com ALLEY OOP · NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE I Buy Home. Local ~rson buys homes. Confidential, Quick cash. Jim, 74o-9926300. No cans after 9. r ,Q HotlS&'i Twin Rl...ers Tower Is accept ing apptications for waiting list for Hud-subsized, 1- br, apartment. call 675-6679 EHO Blact< Sable Collies tor sale. t male, 1 female. S1S each. premises Parents on (740)441-Q865. 1997 Honda. Civic 109,000 mi. After market accessories. 38+ mpg. Clean . blseklblack. Call (740)4419865. CKC Golden Retriever pupllZI'""-~SI'A:----., pies for salt $250. Wormed 1998 Ptymouth Breeze ~ and first sMtl. Call 74,000 miles, runs ,great, ___ ' FUR RfNr (740)388-8965. cruise, tilt, air, $2,300 080. t; ' (740)25e-9031 or {740)256Downtown Office space- 5 CKC registered Pomeranian 1233 room Suite $650/mo; 1 room puppy, lemate, 2.5 pounds, 9 · office· $225/mo.: 2 room weeks old. coat Is light gin- 1999 Chevy Metro. 4 dr., 4 suite $250/mo. security ,ger, vet checked and allvac- cyl. 76,000 miles. $3,000 deposit required . You pay cinatlons are current. $400. 080. Call {740)441-0712. 20Q2 Ford Taurus ve Sharp utilities. All spaces very nice. Call (740>441 -7218 · Ii ..__ _FORiiiiiiRENriiiiii,;,_.J , 2 bedroom house on Ne1ghborhood Roa ct , Gallipolis. · $425lmo. (740)441 -0194 or (740)441 1057. Elevator . Call (740)446-3644 CKC . ' Registered Toy 40,000 miles·$7995.00. 2 BA house located in lor appomtm~nl. Poodles puppies. $500.00 1990 Olds .Cutlass Supreme 740 992 7007 Gallipolis. $400 month plus For Lease : Ollice or retail ..,-:,_-:,:::_·:..:..:_---,_ _ _ 4 Door-$1495.00 River view deposit No pets, referenCe required. Call (7 40)441- splices in very good condi- For Sale: Chocolate Lab Motors 2 blocks above qno or (740)9925174 ask lion. Downtown Gallipolis Pups. 8 weeks old. $100.00 McDonalds. Pomeroy, Ohio. Appro;o~ . 1600 sq. ft . each . 1 (740)992-€!227 · (740-992-3490) lor Jay. or 2 baths. Lease price Rabbits $5 each (740)441- 95 Tracer, 4 cyl. 5 speed new Anentlon! negotiable to , encourage tires . · AJC, extra clean 0918 . l ocal company offering "NO new business. Call - - - - - - - - - inside/out Nice paint, runs DOWN PAYMENT" pro- (740)446·4425 or (740)446- Schnauzers, Miniature, AKC great. $1.500. (740)669grams lor you to buy your 393~6 . males Sail & pepper, 2 0302 home instead of renting. --'-----~-~ shots, '!_Qt checked. $300 Private mobile home space (740 )696 _1085 _ • 1QO<'k financing Mercedes Benz 260E 88. • Less• than perfect credit in Centenary. Close to Engine rebuilt. too much Green Sct"IOol $140/mo. accepted new ·~o list. 25MPG. N1ce FRUITS& • Payment could be the (740)446-4053. ride . $3,950. (7:40)245·9142. VEGIITABLES same as rent . ,. \ II 1<1 I I \\Ill"' I l5 TRUL'K.~ Mortgage Locators. Half-runners $1.00 lb, cab(7.40)367-0000 ~ IURSAU: bage .50¢ per head. Call HOUSFJIOLD Goons (740)645-0501 . Available Aug . 1, 2005. 10 1986 Dodge Ram SE. 283 minutes from town 2BA Cl , 2WD w/cap and bedliner. house. No inside pets. Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark Tame blackberries, u:can· 138,000 original miles Application & 6 month lease Chapel Road , Porter, Ohio. pick anytime at Virgi l's Berry Needs work. AS IS. Best Patch , 1 miiR east ol minimum requ ired . $400 (740)446-7444 1-877-830offer over $500. Leave mesmonth $350 deposit'. 9162. Free Estim<it!3s, Easy Syracuse on St. Rt. 124. sage: at (740)388·1 135. (7 40)4 41- 1489. between financing , 90 days same as FORSAU: 9pm-10pm cast1. Visa/ Master Card . 1996 Dodge Dakota met. cab Dnve- a- little save alot. 4x4, V-6, 5 speed manual , Brand new 2 bedroom contractors rack , tool bo;o~ , house in Gallipolis. CIA. ThompS:ons · Appliance !1. t8 foot hard s1de swimming ree.ce hitch 66,000 mi.les laundry room. stove/refriger- Aepair·675-7388. For sale, pool with s8nd filter. N8\ler $3500.304-675-7079 ator furn·ished. $550/mo. re-conditioned automatic used. $300.00. 740-949· (740)44 1-0194 or (740)44 1- washers & diyers. refrigera- 2346 1997 Dodge Dakota SLT V6 , 1057. Automatic, 2 Wheel Drive , 1 \tn l "' '''1'111 " tors. gas and electric 72,000 miles (304)593-1614 ,\ I I\ I "' II II t, House for Rent Pt Pleasant ranges. air conditioners, and wringer waShers. Will do $400 · (304)675-5540 or lli'"'ib~"""-'""!.,~00 --.. - - . , 1998 .Chevy s-to Ls. s (304)675 -4024 . ask · fo r repairs on major brands in ...ru::;~ · speed, A!C. good trans 1 Nancy Homestead Really stlop or at your rome . 1.,~--="'liilii~-";,..,.1. portalion, $3,700 080. Call Broker (740)245-9502. Used FurnitLJre Store, 130 SSOO Demonstration BonusAppliances. Bulaville Pike. House for rent in Pomeroy, 1999 Dodge Ram "truck VB, mattresses, dressers . Let us demo a John Deere Z no pets. (740)9~2-5858 black & silver, 87.000 actual couches. dinettes. recliners. Trak or X Series AU-Wheel Pomeroy, 3 bedroom. gas grave monuments. much Steer on your lawn and miles has camper top. (740)256-6505. furnace, $450 deposit, $400 more (740)446·4782 receive an extra $500 off our per month, (740)698-6783 Gallipolis. OH Hrs. 11 -3 (M- ·already discounted prices. 2001 Ford Explorer Spoi't S) limited time oHer. Trac 4K4, 81,000 miles. auto. Carmichael Equipment Inc. air, PW, AMIFM/CD, 1 . AN'nQuFS [740)446-2412. white/black. Alter 5:00pffi call(740)446-3044. 0% Financing tor up to 36 2 bedroom , AJC, very nic;:e. no pet.s. in Gallipolis. Antique maple bedroom months on John Deere 2004 Ford F· 150 Supercrew suite. Numbered Cushman Compact and 5000 Series 4x:4, FX4 off road package, (740)446-2003. Classic creation . 2 twins. Tractors witt1 John Deere 5.4 V8 1 6-CD changer, run. 3Br. Trail~r w/refridg & dresser, desk, mirror, nigtlt Credit approval. Check !ham ning boards, power everyStove.washer & dryer sttind, select comfort mat- . out! Carmichael Equipment thing. Tonneau ~ove r. tow included (304)576·2934 package, 27,000 miles, tress. $ 1,200. (740)446- Inc. (740)446-24 12. 0% Fln1nclng for up to 6o excellent condition . N.A.D.A. Beautiful river v1ew in 8325. Book Value $30,375, sell tor Kanauga. Ideal fo r 1-2 peomonths on John Deere $28,900.( 740)446-8217. Buy or sell. Riverine Round Balers. 0% for 48 ple No pets , please Antiques . 1124 East Main months on John Deere Applications being taken. 99 Dodge Dakota Club-Cab on SA 124 E. PomerOy. 74 o- Mower Conditioners with SLT, 100,000/miles 411.4 , Call (740)44 t -0181 c-•1 1 992-25?6. Russ Moore, J0 h D Nice 2BA mobile home lor owner. n eere '~ 1 approva 318/Sspd, l~aded, many rent , 5min. from town . - - -- - , - - - - - - Carmichael Equipment Inc. extras, nice Truck. $8.000 (304)882·2845 $375/mo. 2 references & Leisa 's Antiques - bought- (740)446-2412. t F r r r M~~i:;~ r deposit required . Call after so ld at Alligator Jacks Flea John Deere 10ft. No Til Drill ~ 4x4 5pm {740)446-9342 . Market, At 7, Pomeroy. furni- for Rent. Carmichael FORSAU: !::~.;...~-----, ture.. primitives, battles, Equipment. (740)«6-2412. ___ APAKTh1ENI'S 1 (740)992-5088 FUR R.ENr John Deere Commercltl 1985 Chevy Silverado 4x4 MLUlLANEOUS Worktlte Product• Air, PW, Pl, 454. $3.000. and bedroom apart MEROJA.NDISE Compact E>r:cavalors/Skid (740)446:8124. 1 2 SteersfTractor Loader ments.".fu_rnished and unfurFtSO 4" 4 JSOc 5 2005 Master Tow car dolly, Backhoe in stock. Check out 1992 nished. security deposit our ra"tal rates. Great speed, runs good, $.1,800 · d t o 9e2 never used , straps , manual, ,, require . no pes. 74 · · • $ tt"anc•'"g avat'lable. (740)441 -0918. 2218. 995.00. (740)992.-2945 " " Carmichael Equipment Inc. 1999 Blazer 4~>:4 LT. origina l 1 bedroom apartment in Approximately 200 canning (740)446-2412. owner, .. 76K , axe. cond. , Gallipolis near Wai-Mart. jars. 300 wine bottles. Ma.o::;sey Ferguson hay bind loaded, never in mud $9,500 Utilities included. (740)245· Bronco· Spitfire wood/coal 9 foot cut. Call anytime. {304)458-1002 ~love. dressers & misc. fur5555. ' Works g0Qd.(740)446-7595 . n~ure . (740)742-0519 1999 Chevy Suburban 4x4. 1· bedroom Apt Poiht Plows- John Deere 3 bot- good condition, loaded, new Pleasant, 1 bedroom HouSe lnvacare Lyn>r: 3 mobility toms, 3 pt hitch, $550.' 16ft. tires. $11 ,000 Asking scooter-used less than 1yr . Gallipolis. HUD (740)446- list $ 2 •545 • sell $750 _New hydraulic Hog trailer, $1 ,800. {740)441-0658 or (740)7092200 or {740)709-0062 1931 . 7 4 0 44 1 18 · ---controller, speed control, 2 ~{~.:.1=-:::-:-09:"-..::2 bedroom apt. r~ewfy new batteries. (740)446- Your ProStart Trailer Dealer. 2003 Jeep liberty remodeled , SA 160, just 4561 . Carmichael Equipment lllC. Renegade . loaded, 4x:4 , Holzer $460/mo. past {740)446-2412 19,000 miles. $12,500. cau JET (740)441-0·194 or (740)441(740)256·1618 or (740)256AERATION MOTORS 1057. 6200. Repaired , New & Rebuilt In 2 bedroom apts. Porter, Stock. Call Ron Evans. 1'95 Toyota 4x4 pickup ext . $400. Wa1er. trash & sewer 800-537 -9528. cab, 4 cyl ., 5 speed. cold APHA Reg. Mare, 5 yrs Old, pd. Call (740)367-7746 or $1,000 includes all tack. Call ale. exc. qondition. $5,500; (740)367. 7015. 1740)992-3427 Mo.,.ing Sale Whirlpool Gas (740)446-6889. 2 bedroom. 1 bath , water Dryer $150. WhirlPool 986 lsuzu Trooper. Mud · For Sale Anglo Arabian paid . $350 month , $350 Freezer $t50, Whirlpool tires, runs good, $800 OBO. security deposit. Call Portable Dishwasher $150, Gelding Horse, Byrs old, 2002 Yamaha Raptor 660cc. good Trail Horse $1,200 (740)446-3481. Black-Metal-Futon , full $3,800. Good condition . Mattress on bottom. twin on (304-)67 5-6540 (740)446-1237 2 BR, washer dryer hookup. top $300 {304)675-5453 HAGRAIN:v &. ;,_.;....;.....;;~--....., heat pump/AC. FOR,ALE VANSS 1·BA cabin; heat pump, also NEW AND USED STEEL ..,_ _ _ _ _ __ .• storage building. (740 )286- Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar --22401or (740)441 -0117 Cuning Alfalfa For Concrete. Ang le. 2nd 1994 Plymoulh Voyage new Ct1annet. Flat Bar, Steel ..04)675-2443 tires Vs , 00. runs good, BEAUTIFUL APARTGrating For Drains. I ''",\C. 'ill•• ' I 1111 $2,000. (7l10)441-0918. MENTS AT BUDGET Driveways & Walkways l&l PRICES AT JACKSON WOWII 0% Financing for up Scrap Metals Open Monday, ESTATES, 52 Westwood to SO months on qualifyir}g Tuesday, Wednesday & Drive from $344 to $442 . GX & X Series Jonn Deere Fnday, sam-4:30pm. Closed Walk to shop & movte·s. Call LAwn Tractors or No Thursday. Saturday & 7,40-446-2568 . Equal Interest. No Payments until Sunday. (740)446-7300 _Hous1ng Opportunity. JanU6ry I , 2007 on all new premium favm tractors with CONVENIENTLY LOCATPole Bam• Blowout Jonn Deere Credit apprOval 1 ED & AFFORDABLE! 30x50x OFt only $6.4gS Carmichael Equipment Inc. 24x:32x 10 $4,595, Townhouse apartments. and/or small hOuses FOR 4:0~~:S 4 ~ttO $1·1·995 Free delivery, RENT. Call (740)441 -111"1 Painted Metal r ~-------_.1. i L r I =_:;==.:c.:-::-:-:.::..::c..:.::c_ r for application & 1nlormatio,. Furnished upstairs, 3 rooms & bath . Clean. ref . !lo dep. required . No pets. !740)44615l9_ ;_{9:!3~7 1~7-89_-o~29 -3----, ~tO i 8un.DtN<; Sl.rPPuEs II.,__ !.,________,. FOR SAu: ioiiiiiiiiiiiiio-r' 1960 Thunderbird Black BlOck. brick. 58 wer pipes. exterior with new paint. Naw Gracious living . t and 2 bed- windows. linlels, etc. Claude black 7' white lnterior. rooni apartrrlents at Village Winters, Ala Grande, OH Aechrome bumpers. Engine Manor and Riverside Call 740- 245 _5121 _ compartment detailed. Wire ~~%'~;~~s-~:4M~~t'~e~~~ iiriiii'.:._;;:.;:;;FUR;;;;:PE~s~•~;o...~-...,1 - ~~ls.s:~~~~6a~howH~~ 992·5064 . Equal Housing ___ JU.A:. , Aulomotiva Classic Car Restoration& Parts, Inc. Opportunities. 1 female Pekingese AKC Phone· · 740-949-2217. New 1 bedroom apartment. registered : 8 wks old, very Website: ·www.hillsresto.com (740)446-3736. loving! (740)446- 1000 1Q65 Mu1t1ng F11tb1ck New garage apt. in Crown Rangoon Red exterior: bladl; lull blooded 1 pair of City. Alver Vie w interior, 6 cycle , 3 speed, air Call (740)446Beaales . Washer/dryer. dishwasher. conditioning. radio, good 3907. garage disposal, C/A, 3 Br. driver. Rust tree AZ car. . Garage ·not incl uded. 4FT. 2 inch, Femate Iguana Price: $19,000.00. Hill's (740)256-68 46. lor sale. Tame, can be nand Automot ive Classic car Pleasant Valley Apartment fed. Harnes~ included & ... Restoration & Parts, Inc. Heat 29670 Bastian Road. Are now taking Applications other accessones lor 2BR. 3BA & 4BA ., Rock & Lamp, w/a 5 FT 'Racine. Ohio 45771 . Phone Website: Applications are taken height, 5 FT long, 2FT wide 740-949-2217 WKW.I'Iillsresto.com Monday thru Friday, tram case $200 (304)8S2-3095 9:00 A.M.-4 P.M. Office is Located at 1151 Evergreen Dnve Poiht Pleasant, WV Phone No. IS (:304)6755806. E.H.O Tara Townhouse ApartmentS. Very Spac1ous. 2 Bedrooms, CfA . 1 112 Batn , Adult Pool & Baby Pool. Pat10. Start $385J¥o. No Pets, Lease Plus. Security De:pOSII ReqUired, (740)446·3481 . 6 male registered Golden Relreiver puppies. first shots & wormd, $300 eactJ. (740)416-2793 AKC Basset Hound pupp1es Stlots, wormed,. parents on prem1se. $300 each. AKC reg. 2 yr old male Basset Hound (740)256 -6887 A!{C reg. Sh1t1 Tzu pupp1es 1996 Pontiac Grand Prix . for sale Call (740)446- 1523 $1 ,500. {740)441 -8976 or (7 40)645-6 734. ' or (7~0)645-6029 Homes • Metal Roofs Flator Low Sloped Roof • C~rports Barns • Porches 1993 Honda, 300EX ATV. New tires. sk1d plates. bumpers, K&N. exhaust. Runs good , looks good. $1 ,400 OBO or trade. (740 )446-1327. Residential ·Commercial ENERGY EFFICIENT Home Creek ,Enterprises' Ohio · McrnJR~ ll)R SAI.E ALJIO PARIS & AccF.WlRIES Chevy 2.8 liter. V-6. completely rebu ilt motor, 11;1,000 miles.Can hear run . $475 740 6"15-5131 . CAMI'f:RS Will's ATV Parts Quality Guaranteed ATV l'arts & ACC. Owne.32119 Wehthtown Rd. Pomemy, Ohio 45769 1740) 992-2432 Email:jwill45769 @yahoo.com Myers Tree Service • lnsUI-ed -l•'rre 1-:slimutt's • ~nior Citi1.t'rl discount 7-111-992 - 2621 MmnH HoM>>i m~b 11 h ll'CII<'IH."~ 1995 Dutchman Class1c camper. 26 ft .. 2 bedroom. sleeps 8. S5,900. Phone (740)256-1142. 1999--Trail Lite Bantam Flyer. . Excellent condition. Loadect . Must see 74Q949 -2709. $7,800 200t .Ji:!.yco Designer Series 27RKS, 5th Wheel. Lots of accessories $21.000 (304) 675 _2246 Coleman Camping Trailer 12FT. 2 King Beds, 54,995 call for Details (304)675·1731 For sale. Pop up camper, sleeps 4, gas stove· and furnace. (740)245-9183. For sale ;' Camper roof top air. sleep 7 or 8. good shapo. $2,5oo: (740)379 2540. (740)379-9887 STANLEY TREE TRIMMING & GENERAL CONTRACTING • Prompt & quality work • Affordable Rates • References Available • Free Estimates "Insured" Call Gary Stanley ..An Ty~ pr Concrete·Work 25 Years Experience David Lewis 740-992-6971 Insured · 1 me • FoR ALL YOUR ELEcrRICAl NEEDS. • MOBILE HOME REI' AIRS • CARPENTRY tiOw MUCI'I I . (Commercial and Residential) Mobile Homes, Houses, log Homes, Decks, Dri-.eways, Sidewalks, Gas Sta tion Awnings. Degieasing ol Equipment, Boats, Campers, Tract or Trail ers, Dump Trucks, painting or staining olyour deck . or log home, Aluminum brightening. Special rate!i to lrucking and Dump Trucking Comp;:mie s. SALTIER !! YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Addltiong & Remodeling • New Garages • Electrical & Plumbing • Roofing•& Gutters • Vinyl Sidtnv &. Painting • Pallo sr~d Porch Deck~ We do It all except furnace work THE BORN LOSER , I'" . ~OWf>,RC>'~ Qt.\ llr-..C.f,TION I . • ROOF • PAINT OHIO LICENSE # 38244 MANLEY'S SElf STORAGE . 740-367-0544 740-367-0536 97 Beech Street Middleport, OH IOxiOxlOxlO on SAVINGS 992-3194 or 992-6635 Sell-Storage· I i ,., V~"·1":>·, ING OR, TWICE .. WURSELF THAT . PEANUTS Re.•lockfn.g l.a le .\lode/ Sa h u.qt· and ..trtPr \In rkel Pa rl.• Sec Brcnl or Briun Whaley WE'RE SUPPOSED TO WRITE lf\0~\ETO OUR PARENTS, CORMAC. ElfEN IF WE'RE NOT? ISN'T. TflAT A LIE? AND TELL THEM WHAT ,A, M-Fri X:10-5:0ll Sat. 8:10-Noon Sun. Closed WELL, IT'S SORT OF A WHITE LIE .. LIE5 COME IN GREAT TIME WE'RE HAVING HERE AT CAMP.. BISSEll $265 ton. (Whill' Suppy Last) ·Mushroom Compost Available 17-17- 17,. $35, - 1,000 lbs Approx. weight ~;";~~~ • 18 spreader buggies availab le for use • Ai'»'ay pasture renovators and seeders available to rent. • licensed agronomist on staff available for SUNSHINE CLUB NICE. DAY. ISIJ'f rr 1- NICE- DAY. MY FOOl consulting. · SHAI>E R,IVER ACi SERVICE 35537 St. H.l. 7 Norlh Pomenn, Ohiu 740-985-3831 GARFIELD NORTHUP DODGE 252 Upper River Road • Gallipolis 740-44'6'-0842 • 949-1155 Evenings ·MAKl SOMlONl'S DAY! ADVE-RTISE IN THIS SPACE Fc;>R $52 PER MONTH Hill's Self Storage ~ribunr 29670 Bashpn Road Racine , Ohio 457,71 ' 740-949-2211 (740) 992-2155 i'rgistrr Sizes 5'x10' to 10'x30' (304)675-13:33 I St. Rt.I>H I Darwin. OH ROBERT • Complete Remodeling TELL - MEAN. I MA.Y HAVE STUMBI.ED UPON IT ONCE RI GHT, PAD . KEEP Parts High cost or lertilizer got you • Garages HO\JSE · Wt\/ ES~? I: DON'T WATCH ¥ 0E7PERATE t-10USE W!VE S "!! Athen s 740-992-70 1.1 ur 740-992-555.1 Hours ' 7:00AM· 8:00PM Now Available At BAUM LUMBER Scorpion Tractors Implement 33 Scale notes 35 Concrete smoother 37 Takes tor granted i I i J THE COURT CAL-UI GOUDA MAY 8E SI:A1'EI? MRS. FREE&ENWE· fREEGrENWE:EC:rEN5WAL-L017RIB· I e&EN5WAL.l.OI7R188ENfRAXBENFRAXENL-AXENISMA811"f[...f' ENl-AXf'N15MABITTLE ! TO THE STAND Pl-EASE \'Je'!.f N~A~ I i........__ ._ i) I ~~~' ~~E~ ~EN~E CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Celebr1r1 Crp.her cryplograM cre ated I rom ~uotat:ons bjllemou~ people past and pres.em Each Ieite! 111"the c1pher stands Ill' ~nothe! ar~ rada .v·s r:lue· I equals K "NYWPN CTH' Y MKT PTDLPY W RTRTTH HLAL · P YKLF EPWXNL . ELTEOL XH OXAL JLLV OXIL TS VKL YKLJ." JTPOLF PREVIOUS SOLU TION - ·'There are ttlree th1ngs I have always loved ~nd • never understood - art. mus1c and women .'- Le Bovter de Fontenelle - . . 'lllrth<l"')': '' DE SPERAT E Whaley's Auto • New Homes Shop Classifieds! BIG NATE SOUTH~TIMPORTS 93 Columbus Rd. sitter Appealing Be without Omigosh! Tole AstraGraph J Rocky "AJ" , Hupp CONSTRUCDON The Dailv• Sentinel ..., his spade length by two, taking a pair Of rullS. AlsO: declarer hatl to find East w1th the diamond king and West with~ 4-3-3-3 distribution . In addition, specific play was required. At trick three , declarer unblocked his heart king. Then t1e crossed to dummy with a club to the queen and ruffed the heq.rt queen. Back to dummy by overtaking his Club king with tt1e ace, South now led the diamond queen tram th e board . and when East played low, declarer unblocked his jack. (Note that if instead declarer had called for dummy·s diamond nine: East could have destroyed South"s communications by ducking this tri ck , bu t covering ~he diamond-queen continuation.) Another diamond finesse was followed by a clutrrufl in hand. The diamond .ace was Cashed. bringing about the desired end-position . Declarer. e~1ted wi th "the spade seven, forcing West to lead from his Q-10 of spades into South's K-J . Beautiful ! Storage (740) 446-2342 . . :)IG\-1 .. IT'S f>,LLI-\CWM~.D, 1\Ll Tl-1(. \\ME:.! FOr<:. '<OU ? w(E:K.I WI: t:ECIC>I:I;? MOl TOW GRIZZWELLS ~lra!)ant P'" '"'1 High and Dry Stop & Compare faint ~l-\OW I::. Tl-\f>,T wcirzy,J NG OU I Pomeroy. Ohio 140-992-1611 Ilailv . - '"'! >It> V.C. YOUNG Ill .' . lead: ¥ .J 27 Discharge 29 "Siar Wars" 48 princess 49 31 rai-"ch'LIIin 50 32 Boathouse 54 played . This meanl Si>u1h had to reduce FREE ESTIMATES • GUARANTEED lOWEST PRICES Pomeroy, Ohio Pass Pllss summary " The 45 Snail-mall nftd Avengers" 25 Go quickly 46 Uly pad DUMMY (Commercial aod Res•denlial) Mowins, Trimming. Tre e Trimming, Aeration , "Fertilization, Spray1ng of fen ce lines, Leaf Removal, as well as small landscaping 'jobs sucll as planting and mulchinB. 33795 Hiland Road 4• Pass - Barton 43 News MUCI'I -l>ll> LAWN CARE DIVISION Janet .Idlers Pass Pas!\ icicle 23 Nourished 24 Emma in !'liM? . POWER WASHING .·· see-~ t~ ast Pass 13 Rodeo gear 40 Approvals 18 Mantra 41 Fr. holy Chants woman 22 Cold - c- 42 Nur$11 llllNG wlTI'I 25 Years Looat E1 rie ncc HO:\IE IMPROVF.l\1ENJ~ ~allipolt!) '(OUil "gooi'S FOil PUMMI~S"? Tl'l~ Owner: Jeff Stethem Phone (740) 992·5232 5xl0, I.OxiO, lOx 15, 10x20, 10x30 Nnrth 2 :'-IT Go for the possible whenever possible A~~ tiO~ = = Office: (740),99l·lB04 Cell: (740) 517-6883 992-6215 Wt'sl • Pl~s 42 Raven's call 44 Ma~h 2 Iller 1 Dunk 45 Zipped by 4 Waner's 47 Keenly reward 51 Make a 7 Coloring mad dash 10 Previously 52 Arizona city 11 Concerning 53 Feel poorly (2 wda.) 55 unered 13 Holed 56 Pipe handle limerick 57 PC " brain., maker 58 Mountain 14 Play it by pass 15 Commollons 59 Psychic's 16 Natural do power 17 Voting 60 Frat·party numbers fixture 19 Daughters · brothers DOWN 20 Bad, for Yves "Gidge1" 21 Paves the actress way 2 Jordan 23 Ermine and neighbor sable 3 Where 26 Fresco base Cuzco is 28 Trendy 4 Beauty meat pagaan1 prize 29 Moon buggy 5 Cater to 30 Wide tie 6 Sprin~ formal 34 Beatrice's 7 ''Robmson admirer Crusoe" 36 Woosnam penner ol golf 8 Tales 38 Yes in 9 Mylhical Yokohama archer 39 Brawls 12 Feminine 41 Gentlemen endingS There are some conlracts that seem easy, but suddenly taKe a nasty turn . This is one. You cruise into si~ spades. It looks reasonable, but after taking the first Irick with your heart ace. you cash the spade ace and East discards a heart. Four trumps o1fside - so unfair. How would you continue? ' North showed a balanced eight-plus wi th fair supp"ort for spades. With a better hand lor spades, ile would nave control bid (cue-bid) four clubs on the second round: "Declarer realized that at trick 11 , bOth he , . - - - - , - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; and West had to have three trumps LANGUAGE IS EVEN remaining , so that West could be end· TRI-STATE MOBILE POWER WASH ! AND LAWN CARE ' Advertise Let me do it for youl in this ·space LINDA'S PAINTING for 11401985-4180 $52 per month "Middleport's only For more Information, contlld your local Ohio Valley Publlshlns office. - , 30 Yrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones the PAIN out of PAINTING! ,,,~\l<l"i BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional liletime guSI'antee. Local references fur· nished. Established 1975. Call 24 Hrs . (740) 4460870. Rogers Basement Waterproofing. FRANK & EARNEST ... Ta~e . 740-742·2293 Cornerstone . Electrical Service Frl'l' Eslimlltt'S South Open in~ Free £EJYIS CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION Concrete Removal and Replacement • Leave a message Older" Model Camper, nice Interior. no leaks. new Tires. $600 (304)675-7340 after 4pm 10 3• li • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding Bucket Truck and additions. K () Vuln erable : Both Tree Service & 1999 Dodge, under 20,000 miles, 2011. American Cruiser body, fully con tained, everything power, very good · condition. $27,700. (740)388-7561 . D c~:~ l cr: JONES' .lames A Will.lr. t988 Cobia Momte Carlo 194 open bow. full . cover, bow cover, Bim!ne Top extra prop, ski's, excellent condition. $3800. 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Saturday, July 23, 2005 By Bernice Bode Osol Although m any lessons in the pasl may h6ve been dilflcull lor you to -go through, 1n the year ahead you sh ou ld begin to profit from them . You'll po sse~s the' self- relian ce to pursue and succeed at achie'Jing your goals _ LEO (July 23-Aug . 22) - You 're a good perform er to begin wi th and whatever you do today, you'll do eKceptionally well, especia lly if you are challenged. You "ll not let anything overwhelm you. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sept. 22) - You will operate ta r more effectively today 11 you can go about what needs doing withoul calling auention ·to yours·elf. Atm high , but s lay 1n th e shade to a11oid interference from others . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - An old and trusted friend tS likely 10 toll you something in confid ence today that he/she won't share with others. Thi s person knows that yoU can be relied upon to use the 1ntormalion WISBI'JI. SCORPIO (Oct. 2 4 -N OII. 22) - Once your ambitions are aroused today, there won 't be anything that can h old you back . You'll be resourceful •n achieving your objectives regardless of who! obstacles you encounter . SAGITIAAIL\8 (Nov. 23·Dec . 21) You"rB . porticularly equipped today l o handle complicated or touchy issues It will be past e)(periences co upled with a whole lot of logical ,lhmk ing that will give you such an edge. CAPFtiCORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19) E'l(en though you wilt be well aware o f lhe shortcomings of your friends or associates today, much to your cred11. you will look the other way. They'll appreciate you all the more tor 11 . AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. 19) --'-- Be on your toes when negotiating agree ments today because you · may be held to some 11ery high and exac ting, term s. Unless you are tully prepared to deal wtth th orn . back off lor Oie tune being PISCES (Feb 20-March 20) Although you rnay have to worl< eX"tra hard today, this isn"l apl to upset yOlJ In tact. you' ll derive much sat,Gl acl1on trom be•ng put to th e t.esl and coq1pleting such a difficutl task . ARIES (March 21- Apr11 19) - Todny you might,get the opportun1ty to p10vo to someone you"re fond ol ltlat you·re ready to stand by him/her even when it is d1fficult lor you to do so Don"! let this person down TAURUS ( April 20-May 20) -Because you .will be mindful of your fam ily obligations today yOll! coJlSC •· · entious efforts will do much to draw the entire clan together. You "ll set the e~ta rh ple that they'll follow. , GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) - No mat ter how painlul 11 IS to yoliBelf or companions you will ha\fe the courage to tell the lruth today. Howeve r, it IS the way you'll do so that ott:"lerB wilt great ly respect you tor. C AN CER (June 21 -July 22 ) Chances are you'll be a shrewd shopper today becauee you'll not only ha.,. the eblllty to epot a goOd bar -. ga in, bul by the same token you'll ba . •ble to recogn ize whan aometh (ng Is • dud. RUGDO I' I I I' I I 'How much education do you have?" the agent·asked .th_e old timer. "Well," he replied. s1x years of schooling and 72 years of -- -- - - - .I' .---,C,...,-L""I'"'P::-:A-0:::----,1 I 7 ,, • 18 I· 0 , . Complete 1he chuckle quoled _ _ _ _ b.,. l dl1ng in lhe mis1ing words t-..1.-.l.......l-..L.-I.....J yov de~ e lop hom "ep No. 3 below. • ~ PRINT NU MS~P.£0 ~ IE11t~l IN SQUARtl ~ I UNSCRAMBlE IWEP. S 1:.1' FQi ANSWER · · SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS Aviary - Acute - Merry.- Steady :- DRIVE the CA R. T~e best years as parents is when k•ds can shovel snow but are still too youn~. to DRIVE Ihe CAR ARLO & JANIS A#;(~' / · ) SOUP TO NUTZ ~VAN "Toki11g Tire Sting Out Of Hurd Work!., Mid-Size 4 \\'h~d Drive Traclor with JOhp & 40hp Kubota Engines BAUM 'LUMBER St. Rt. ,124 Chester 9!15-3 .~01 1"1 4 1 mo pd ,, ------ --·,-------~ -- --- �.. . LIVING ~. ALONG THE RivER House of the Week: Wraparound porch enhances nostalgic look of home, 01 Summer renaissance: Historic Middleport Pool enjoys a revival, Cl , ...• :+ •. . . 1 ., ~·t- ' ' un 1 ll> 11 you have a question or a comment, write: NASCAR This week, C/o The Gaston Gazette, P.Q. Box 1893, Gastonia. NC 28053 Nt )C. 1• t BUSCH SERIES ( -: JIP S f-' Hill"'~ Race: Pennsylvania 500 bration of, two weeks earlier in Daytona, he had a rapt au· Long Pond, Pa. (2.5 miles). dience ro aring in appreciation. More significant than 200 laps/500 miles. the fact that the New EngWhen: Sunday, Ju ly 24 Last year's winner : Jimmie land 300 was Stewart's third Where : ·Pocono Raceway, victory in a span of four weeks was the undeniable re- Johnson Qualifying record: Kasey Kahne. Dodge. 172.533 ality that it was a popular. one. Winning· for the third mph, June 11. 2004. · Race record : Rusty Wallace, time in four weeks was no Ford . 144.892 mph. July 21. gimmick, though. Seldom has any driver ridd~n a strea k 1996. Last week : Once upon a ·hotter than Stewart's. His time. Tony Ste wart wasn't particularly popular al New II, f>llehael Wsltrlp's· ~urpfislng announcement that he Is leaving :DEi 8t season's end begs sever,al questions. Where Is Waltrip o,goiQt? wilt NAPA go .along? Will !PEJ have two or three teams}n .hi!!, abse~c~? ·, ~Wltttrtp $aid he t>&sio~lty djiCi~ ed to leave because DEl vice presiqent Richie Gilmore would· . n't commit to preserving the relationship between Waltrip and crew chief Tony Eury Jr. • All those developme11ts immed> atety fiJeted speculation that Eury is headed back to Dale Earnt.ardt Jr.'s team. Of course, it could mean that Eury will end up' being Martin Truex Jr.'s crew chief when Truex moves up to Nextel Cup next year. • The so-called ' race to the chase" Is broken up in three· groups. The top three - Jimmie Johnson, Tony Stewart and Greg Biffle- basically have a post· season berth assured. They have very little pressure on them for the remaining seven regular.season races . • The O'ext group is playing de· fense. Most of them 1'1ave no vic· tories this year. Rusty Wallace. Elliott Sadler, Mark Martin, Date Jarrett and others are m~re con- cerned with consistency than victories at this point. • Then there's the th ird group, which Includes prominent names like Jeff Gordon, Earnhardt Jr. and Matt Kenseth.·They probably have to race aggre ssively, try to finish up front and hope they can finish all seven. • Kentucky Speedway is suing NASCAR and International Speedway Corporation. altegmg 'monopoly' in the awarding of. Cup dates. This is a serious. direct assault on NASCAR/ISC's ·absolute control. .,. The Francis · Ferko lawsu it. whose settlement resulted~ a second race date for Texas Motor Speedway, seems like small · potatoes when compared to this one. It would seem ri sky for NASCAR and ISC officialS to let it go to trial. _ WHO ' S HOT · ANO WHO ' S NOT · Tony Stewart · has gained 295 points on points leader Jimmie Johnson iri the past five races. ·... Bob~ LabOnt& llnished tl1ird in another Joe Gibbs-owned Chevy. • WhO'S hot - ...... hot - Jefi Ga<· has fin· . · l$hed out• side the top 20 in ~even · don of the Ia~\ . nine races. Elliott . sidler plum- R'feteci from ... ftJih to ·ninth in the points ; slandiri&S- last five rac;es have consisted of three victories, a sec- International ond-place finish and a fifth . Speedway. Whal a difference Over that span, he has led a few years can make. When 519 out of a possible 1,037 Stewart cl imbed out of his laps. On Sunday, he was out car at the finish line and pe r- front for 232 out of 300. Hampshire CRAFTSMAN TRU C ~ Ohio \ 'alit') l'uhlishitr)\ l'n. • ?ost 11 trips-up FB's tourney run. See Page B1 NEXTEL CuP SERIES No. FEUO OF THE WEEK v 15 NAPA CHEVROLET E R u s $ 1.50 • \ 'ol. ;~<). Nu. 2005 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM general l'und revenue of $3.522,729.57 for next year. compared to an appropriation of $3,576,294.73 approved as part of the county 's ge neral fund budget for 2005 in January. • "There is a good possibility that lhe budget commi ssion will revi se their anticipated revenue for 2006 between now and the first of next year, when the budget is approved," Commi ss ioner Mick Davenport said Friday. "If that's not the case, we' ll have to find places to cut $53,000 fro,m our lt ppropria- enue from the state. Its subtto ns 10 county depanmenls." mi ss ion 'to the Auditor of Both . Dav ~ nport and State is reyuired because Grueser emphasized that the so me county agencies. 2006 b'udget us approved anu including the Oepartment of submitted to the stale is not Job. and Famil y Services. lhe bud gel commi " ioners operate on a fiscal year budand cou.nt y offi ce holders get, from Jul y through June, will work with nex t year. It' is instead of a calendar yea r based on requests made by hudget. those officials for the ir office As with al l governmems, ope rati onsl and on th e commi ss ioners anticipate at)lOunt of fund s. anticipated addiliona l expense in the new from income sources includ- year, and !hose expenses ing real estate tax co llections, might affect appropriations to sal es tax collections and local counly departments . as , a .. government operations rev- whole. An increase in the I I s Jamie McMurray l'nrn<'I'O) • l\liddlt•pur·t • (;allipnlis • ,July 24. . POMEROY - A 2006 fiscal-year budget for Meig s County shows a $53 ,565 .16 deficit in revenue compared to this year's budget, but county official s hope lhe defici} may be reduced by year's·end. The Meigs County B udgel Commi ssion, made up of Auditor Nancy Packer Grueser, Treasurer Howard Frank and Prosec uting Allorney Pat Siory, estimates forrii€d an encore to his cete- MICHAEL WALTRIP ' Jamie McMurray BY IAN McNEMAR VI. Matt Kenseth Waltrip. makes a surprise announcement: He's leaving DEl-for good . By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week LOUDON, N.H. - Michael Waltrip, a two-time winner of the Daytona 500, made a surprise announcement before the Nextel Cup race al New Hampshire International Speedway. After five years behind the wheel of Dale Earnhardt Inc.'s NAPA Chevrolet, Waltrip is leaving. The reason it was a surprise is that officials close to the situation had been saying for several weeks that Waltrip would be back and I hat a contract extension would soon be signed. Apparently Waltrip made his deci· sion to leave because DEI officials would not assure him that Tony Eury Jr. would remain as his crew chief. "We just had a little bit of trouble trying to figure out what 2006 was going to look like - with Martin (Truex Jr.) coming up to Cup- and the commitment · that was made there," said Waltrip, adding, "I wanted to drive for Tony (Eury Jr.) for the rest of my life. I really enjoyed the group he put around me and the job he did for me." , There is apparently some question whether NAPA will remain at DEI or accompany Waltrip to a new' ride . That, as he said, remains to be determined. "There are some things in the works," he said, referring to future plans. "I'm sure making this announcement will probably complicate that a little bit more before it comes clear. I'm just looking forward to getting inlo the .. best situation possible." Waltrip went to great lengths to describe the split with DEI as amicable. "It's safe to say it's as mutual as any decision as ever been," he said, "because of the respect that I have for DEI, the friendship I have with Richie (Gilmore, vice president of motorsports) and the relationship I have with Teresa (Earnhardt, the owner)." Waltrip said the decision wasn't based on contractual terms but rather on his desire to keep Eury as crew chief and DEI's unwillingness to make that commitment. "I'm real proud of the growth at DEI between the two teams," he said. "A year ago, I don't think the organization was as strong as it is today. Tony Jr. gave me fast cars and I think Dale Jr. rec()gnized that t)le cars I was driving .Jast year needed some atten· tion: "They're not running me off because I'm not performing. We're performing. We just didn't see how we could make it work iri the future." NASCAR This Week's Monte Dutton gtveo his take : ·As the end of the regular season approa ct1e s, the bad breaks seem more and more costly, and tempers get shor ter ~nd sllorter.~ FAN T I P S New book about P~tty 11 a portrait of a humble hero The most successful driver in NASCAR histo ry was Richard Petty. who won 200 races . seven champi· "/ wanted to drive for Tony (EuryJr.) for the rest of my life~" Michael Waltrip onships and seven Daytona 500s. Petty's monumental story is rich.ty told in "Richard Petty: Images of t~e King' (Motorbook~ . $29.95), by Ben Blake with photography by D1ck Con· way. It's the portrait of a humble hero who captured the hearts of far~s in a way no other driver has, and Conway captured countless unique images of Petty during his 2D-year career behind the lens. YOUH TlJHN lffiERS FllOM OUR READERS Whatever happened to the Texaco No. 28 car? 'm into NASCAR and have been out I of touch for a while, .but now I' m back . I love the Nos. 38 and 88 Yates teams. t would like to know what happened to the Texaco No: 28. Did they retire it? Will anyone eve,r use it again? Debbie Seal Disputanta , Va. When Texaco .Havoline moved its spOnsorship from Robert Yates Racing to Chip Ganassi Rac ing, the number of the car it sponsored (driven by Jamie McMurray) changed from No. 28 to No. 42. There are no officially retired numbers in NASCAR, so it 's pos-· sible and, in tact 1 likely that the No. 28 will appear again. Th~ first driver to make No: 28 famous, by the way, was Fred Lorenzen in the 1960s. ••• IMCNEMAR @MYDAILYTRIBU NECOM ' OBITUARIES Page A5 • Andrew 'Andy' Cogis • Marvin L. Cooper • Ruth Gilbert • Charles Francis Luckett • Carl L. Rathburn INSIDE New cell phone tower erected on Mound Hill Proble-ms ivith birth control patch? WEATHER & Supply Co. Details on Page A6 INDEX ' 4 SEcnoNs - 24 PACES AroundTown A3 Celebrations C4 Classifieds D Section insert Comics Editorials A4 Obituaries . As A2 Regional B Section Sports A6 Weather 992-2825 .~' zoos Ohio Valle!)' Publish iO~ Co. f ' . GALLIPOLJS - A rally for the Red Dot for Kids C11mpaign is scheduled for 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Gallia Academy High School audi....,. ····· ~..,. • torium . • •• Orga'nizers of the rally will di scus the roles of the community in helping spread the word about the Gallipolis City Schools ' efforts tQ obtai n new school facilities. ''We hope to bring out the supporters and fig'ure out who is going to help us with the rally," said Ryan Smith, chairperson for tb.e Red Dot for Kids Campaign. Smith and others plan to inform and show people how , they can help. "It 's about helping this community and helping the children. That's the bottom line," he said . Supporters at the rally will break . off into voting · precincts in which they vote to form a plan to inform oth. . . · Nicole Aelds/ photo ers in the precinct. That will It was a long procession for the late Jack E. Fruth Saturday afternoon as more than 50 cars mada the journey from Trmity United "give everybody a door to Methodist Church in Point Pleasant-to Kirkland Memorial Gardens and Fruth 's final resting place . An exceptionally large crowd knock on," Smith said. turned out during Friday's and Saturday 's services in· order to pay their respects to Fruth, who passed away Tuesday, July 19. The rally is open to anyone ~s indicated by the sign. all locations of Fruth 'Pharmacy were closed during funeral services in honor of Fruth, 'and Saturday ' Please see Red Dot. Al was declared a Day of Mourning in ~ason County. · • Family donates to libraries. See Page A2 • Candidate will visit Gallia on Monday. See Page A2 • Property reappraisal data available during Gallia fair. See Page A2 • Performing in.Columbus. See Page A2 • Courthouse computers going off Monday.. . See Page AS · • For the Reeord. · See Page A5 • Winning Mega Millions ticket sold in Ohio. See Page AS BY PAUL DARST • Local briefs. PDARST@MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM See PageA5 • Power plant developer GALUPOLIS - Workers erected a new 175-foot-all names chairman. cellular lelephone transmisSee PageA5 sion tower atop Mound Hill • Church 'raises money Friday. The tower sit s across the for kidney couple. road from an ex isting one on See PageA6 ·1he north side of the ceme- • 106 North Second Ave. • Middleport, OH county 's cost for el]lployee health insurance. increased election costs for nexl year, and an estimated decrease in the fund s cairied ·over from the 2005 budget into 2006 are ull issues commi ss ioners must face in the new year when they approve an operaling budget. · Th e. budget commi ssion has estimated the.2006 carryover will be $6.000 less than lasl year 's . That carryover ~ helps the county make. payPlease see Budget. Al Red Dot for Kids rally set for Tuesday LAID TO REST Matt Kenseth McMurray, competing for a Chase berth. blamed Ken seth for a crash that knocked McMurray's Dodge out of the New England 300 on lap 27 . "Where he wrecked me was pretty deliberate." sa1d McMurray. "I don't know whal he was thinking." 2- Early estimate shows nearly $54K Meigs.budget deficit SPORTS · . Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties • Race: Salute to the Troops Race: O'Reilly 200 ·Whore : Memphis . Motor250 Presented by Dodge Where: Pikes Pea k Interna- sports Park, Millington . Tenn. tional .Raceway, FourHain, (.75 mites) , 200 taps/150 Colo. (1 mile). 250 miles. When: Friday, July 22 laps}mites. Last "ar'a winner: B'obby When: Saturday, July 23 I.Jist year's winner: Greg Bif- Hamilton Quatllyln~ reco'rd: Greg Biffle fle, Ford, 120.139 mph, May Qualifying record: Martin 7, 1999. True> Jr.. Chevrolet, 137.478 Race record: Travis Kvapit, mph, July 30, 2004., · Chevrolet, 89.065 mph, June Race record : Jeff Purvis, 22. 2002. Chevrolet. 120.160 mph, La1t race: Dennis Setzer, in' July 28, 2001. Lui we~k : Marti n Truex Jr. a Chevrolet, won the Bui lt drove a Chevrolet to victory Ford Tough 225 in Sparta. Ky. at New Hampshire tnterna· tiona! Speedway, IN THE SPOTLIGHT ' tmt - BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.CO M POMEROY - A birthcontrol patch that has been used by millions of women si nce its approval by the Food Dru e,,. .and Administration in 2001 has recentl y come under scruti ny after lawsuits emerged claiming lhe patc h causeil bl ood clots and strokes that resulted in the death of some women. Under the Freedom of Information Act. the Associated Press recentl y oblai ned data from the FDA about reported drug effects of . the Ortho E\Ta conrracepli\·e patch. AP reported that the FDA data indicated· thut about a dozen women who had used the contrace ptive patch died las t year from blood clots. Accordin~ to AP. the FDA data also "lid that dozens of tery..·A crew from Absten and Sons. LLC Winfield. W.Va .. used a 200-fool crane to raise the nine sections of the steal structure into place. Part of the road leading from Mound Hill Cemetery to Fortification. Hill was closed Friday because the crane had to extend to the other side to pick up some sections of the tower. The new tower is a liule shorter than its 190-foot-tall neighbor, but il will house more equipment , said Robert Dunlap, of Absten and Sons. \\·omen :-.ur\·ived ~trok es and The new tower will carry other clot conditions after transmitters for · Nextel, u. , i ng Ortho f:vra . nTelos. and West Virginia . AP inrerprcted the data tc> Wireless, he said. 'how that the risk of dvinc Three · crew members from a blond clot. or morhitiworked on the ground, securit\ fr11m ·one. i' about three ing each section of the tower tiin6 higher when using the to the crane. Three others pa tch than with u~in g <Jn 0ml were posted at the top of the Paul Darst;photo contracepti,·e. tower. They maneuvered Workers from Absten and Sons, LLC . Winfield. W.Va .. prepare Onho-McNcil. 'the maker' each section into place. then to secure a section of a new 175-foot cellular telephone trans· Ortho Evra. said it did not of bolted the pieces tdgether. mission tower into place on Mound Hill Friday afternoon . have adverse eve nb fi gure~ Once lhe seclions were fasavailable. but called the data · tened, they removed the least throu~h nex t week. Now quoted in the AP report "mi,. about 30 below the ground . straps so the crane could be leading" becau'e the\ are Six anc hor holts protrude that the structure ha' b.!en lowered to get the next piece, then climbed to the top of the from the lop of each concrete erected. they mu' t itNall the based on spontaneous r~port s wiring and equipment fur which arc those called in \ Olpod. newly-added sect ion . The crew wi ll co ntinue each of the three cell phone 1 Ut11arily. and not in a conThe tower 'its on lhree trolkd 'tud' . concrete anchors that extend working on the ne\~v· tower at l"lHllpa nl e~ . > • .. The quote from OrthoMcNeil came from an article on the Web$ite MedPage Todav. a medical news service · for physif,' ians COde\ el oped by MedPage Today and The University of Penmylva nia School of Medici ne. Office of' Continu ing Medical Education . In the same article OrthoMcNe il also questioned AP' s fi gures . saying that indll strv data show 2-mi llion women' used Ortho Evra in 2004 . not the 800,000 that was l:l aimed . Dr. Wilma Mansfield, M.D. nf HolLer Cli n'ic estimaled that Je,s th'm I0-percent of her patients use Ortho Evra. , Mansfield has been practicing in Mcig' Countv for 26year, and ,!Jso treats patients . at the \1 eigs Countv Health Department's Women's Health Clinic that offer>; uvnec0lo£ i..:-al sen ·ices. · . __._Ahi.lut lhe cuqcnt contro~ ver~~ surrounding 'O rtho Evra. Man,field wondered how many .of the womeri who had adverse reactions \\ere !'-ll10ker!'i.· The patch. like oral contracepti,es. releases estrogen whtch can increase the risk of blood clots especially in 'mokers. The FDA warns that . cigare tle . smoking increases the risk of serious ad' erse effects on the heart · and blood \'e.ssels from the use of hormonal birth control methods . "We always advise people · Please see' Patcll. Al � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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