http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2e9dfa6658106994f09e6a1eeb1931d9.pdf 723315f8d7cd4c754af2902e6013db04 PDF Text Text ·. • •. :Page B6 •The Daily Sentinel www.mydallysentlnel.com .. ' Thursday, January 8,2004 • .,,' ,. · . (9 • . Iraqi girls.receive corrective heart s~ecy in ehio, A6 Eastern dropS Southern, Bll • . 'j('"' ; \ . • • • . ,. • _,., • ·r---~-·-··----~~------·-~··------~--~----------------, .. • Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .) II ( I .'\ I S • \ o I. .) -t . "\ o. •)11 I R II ) \ '\ , .J \ '\ t \ I{ ' <), :.! o o -J H \' n Ill\ d.uh ..,, ·111nu · I 1 otu •• . SPORTS • • Rose craves forgiveness. See Page B1 Fire claims total loss.of home A mobile home on Diamond Street iri Middleport was declared a total loss fo llowing a fire Thursday afternoon. Middleport Fire Chief Jeff Darst said the mobile home was owned by Angela R9oades . The cause of the fire remains under investigation , but -Darst said Friday it could have tiee n the result of1a candle left b\Jrning in the home , based on information from the home's owner and evidence at the scene. ' " r Join Mickey and Minpie Minnie's Sunday. Feb. 29,6 p.m. Tick~t prices: $32/$26/ W:Va. Charleston Civic ~ter' $20 I $17 I $13.Ticketl go on Feb. 25-29, 2004 s h 0 w salejan.l9,2004 To order tickets by phone: Schedule: Wcdnesd.y, February 25,7:00 p.m.;Thursday, Feb. 26, 1-304-342-5757. For Group 10:30 a.m.;Thursday. Fe!L26, 7 Sales:l-304-269-7444. To p.m.; Friday, Feb. 27, 7 p.m.; order tickeiS online: Saturday. Feb. 28, 11 a.m.; Saturday, Feb. 28, 3 p.m.; Ticket SaJes Venue. TickeiS are Saturday, February 28, 7:00 alSo available at Kroger and p.m.; Sunday, feb. 29, 2 p.m.; Kauffinan's Dept. Store. Mickey & "' they aavel the glObe Visi~"$ Magical Journey in Charleston, · ~callands on ice! ,. Join lilo & Stitch "' they embrace Ohana, the family spirit of. 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Climb the diUriting heighss Chi!dren(2-11)$7; ' sdti-;r of Everes!. Experie~ce . the· (60+j $7;Adul , ·.•· t· 112;59) $9 weighde•mess of space. See 1 WEATHER Dotallo on .. · -~ \ • Pace A& .-•· LoTIERIES Ohio wrap- Pick 3 day: 5-9-3 Pick 4 day: 1-8-5-5 Pick 3 night: 3-2-4 Pick 4 night: 0-2-9-3 Buckeye 5: 1~7-12-23-27 •.1, · :';- I• '• ' . I ., \ ., ",, ~' .. ,.., ··. .. ,, .. -. • . West Vu-ginia ·. -;,' '-r Daily 3: 7-0-5 Dally 4: 9-7-2-5 Cash 25:4-6-7-10-15-25 \ ··, 2 SECTIONS - .. ,, ~<'~'"; ~r-;; :/: :: \, ~- 'i'· -,..,.. ·;, ·. I ' ~- I ' .. CARPENTER The Leaqing Creek Conservancy District has completed plan s for· a 99-customer water ~xpansion and will now seek funding to complete it. . The project is designed to serve new customers in Salem, Scipio, Salisbury and Bedford To"!nspips, and will also provide the means to redirect the water supply in event of main line breaks. according to District Manager Martin Broderick, who discussed the district's expansion plans with Meigs County Commissioners Jim Sheets and Mick Davenport on Thursday. Five areas have been prioritized for tile new project, Broderick said, . and plans v.:ill be adjusted depending on funding availability. The district's first priority is· to expand service to · 60 customers in the Bunker Hill community, and to install a storage tank and booster . there . That portion of the · planned project will cost an estimated $693,000, Broderick said. The district also plans to Girl Scouts at every age level and their parents braved Thursday evening's snow to kick off their annual Girl Scout Cookie· expand service into the sale. Scouts participated in several activities .at the Meigs County Multipurpose Senior Center during the annual Cookie Laurel Cliff and Naylor 's Crunch including a cookie-eating"contest, which was also open to adults, and a cookie craft, supervised here by a.ctive Run area, to customers .off Girl Sc~ut Leader Jerrena Ebersbach, dressed as a Girl Scout cookie. This year. two new cookie varieties are being County Road 1 in Salem offered, according to Cheryl King, the cookie sales chairman. In addition to the traditional Trefoils. Tagalongs, Thin Township, an area known as Mints. Samoas and other perennial favorites. scouts will sell Lemon Coolers and a Double Dutch chOcolate cookie. Old Dexter, and the Cookies are $3 a box. Those who do not receive a vfsit from a Girl Scout during the sale, which continues through Jan . C!I'Pen ter Hill and Cleland 25, can contact King at 992·6895, and an area scout 1'1'111 be sent to take an .order. (Brian J. Reed) Hill areas. The total . project would cost an estimated $1 .27 million , Broderick said, and the di strict. will seek 2005 . Community Development Bv BRIAN J. REED . Commissioners. Indianapolis developer ptans cannot open to residents until Block Grant and Appalachian BREED@MVDAILYSENTINELCOM the sewer system is capable of Regi'onal Commission funds Bids on the work are due to build in the village. on Jan. 15, and work ,.could The Meigs Local School handing the additional input. to complete it. Commissioners have RUTLAND - Theexpan- begin by ·the ·end of the District is now spending "This project will not only sion of the sewer system in month, McPherson said. $14,000 each month to haul received $208,000 in grant benefit the customers who Rutland is expected to begin The ins.tallation of four- sewage from the new school, fundin·g through the need rural water service. but. · in early February, and should inch sewer line along Ohio just inside the village limits, Appalachian Regional · will also benefit the district, be completed in 60 days. 124 and Little Leal'ling to the village's sewer treat- Commission for the project, in that it will alldw us to creEngineer Steve McPherson . remaining ate 'loops' in the system that _ -of Omni Engineer.ing, _Creek will allow for sewage ment plant. Consthlctton en while . the Indianapolis, Ind., met with servtce at the Meigs~ the-cnew- senior iiving com~ $11 -,000-needed to eamplete - help redirect the- flow of prospective local contractors Elementary School and at plex, to be built by The the project will be paid by water in the' event of a main on the $259,000 exP,ansion Heaven on Earth Senior Legends Realty Co., also of the village, Meigs County . project at Thursday's regular Living Center, a new senior IndianapoJis. is expected to be Commi ssioner . Jim Sheets Please see LCCD, AS meeting of the Me1gs County apartment complex an completed in February, but said yesierday. Rutland s~wer ·engineer reviews project INDEX ) LCCD plans 99tap expansion Bv BRtliN J. REED " r:l- HOW THE COOKIE CRUMBLED BREED@MVDAILYSENTI~.EL . CO M .. .,... •~ Ruth Daniels Gilkey, 80 •• Robert E. 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FAITH. • VALUES Light is helpful when Alabama's Moore calls decision to. you try _ to rest in the remove him fr-om·office 'dangerous' The Daily Sentinel Friday, January 9, AS~~~~~:~~~~~~~~ER wrong place! When in high school, I enjuyed ' hanging out with two brothers, Bernie and Dougie . The remembrance . of an incident with !.)lem ohe Pastor night spurs a significant Ron spiritual consideration. Branch Permission from a local farmer allowed us to shoot Jats in a barn where he had corn storage. Ar.rned with pellet guns and geared with Fortunately he did not get flashlights , we set out that hurt. Bernie and I laughed night for a ratty expedition . so hard at him as he got up and climbed out. · It was so dark that night. The barn was located It'" was certainly amazing along Route · 2.59 close to that. despite the lengthy Pee Wee Springs. about six extension of that bank , miles east of our homes in Dougie. happened to !lop Wardensville, W.Va. On the and fall into that one break. opposite side of the road However, had there been along that point. there was a sufficient light. he would nice; continuous grassy bank have seen how just a few about a quarter of mile steps, either to the left or long-excluding a spot right, would hav.e avoided where there was a short gap the (1itfall , and he c.ould with a 15-foot drop just off have 'achieved· his rest on the shoulder of \he road. At the grassy slope . . the bottom was a small teleThis example in no small way ministers significantly, phone utility shack. . · After an hour of stirring because we likewiSe attempt up rats, we started back rest at time~ in the wrong home.' But, the little Fiat p'laces. The Scripture Bernie drove would not start addresses this truth in the because of a dead battery. likes of Elijah, who attempt. Bernie got in . the driver's ed to find rest in a dark seat, and Dougie and I cave, and Jonah, who unwitpushed the car through the tingly found rest in the darkbarn gate onto the road and ened belly of a great fish. Their experiences ql)alify into the lane in the direction of town. what we go through at times While Dougie 'and I when dark nights of the pushed, and Bernie popped soul grip us. Unsuccess(ul the clutch. We' would push pushing drains us, and dis· forward a ways, and then couragement, for whatever backwards. But, that worn reason, sets in. Spiritually out Fiat just would not start. -exasperated and winded, we Bernie demanded more seek rest in the dark only to speed, and Dougie fussed at stumble into short gaps of him to pop the clutch right. bitterness or despondency. Finally, exasperated and . You see, our God is not winded fr<?m all the pushing, against us taking a rest. Doug1e· sa1d he was gomg ·to Sometimes we need to rest. lay down on ·that bank and But, if discouragement rest a few minutes. His form seems to darken our per· faded, although just a few spectives, · we need to care-• feet away, because of the fully remember the benefit thick darkness. of proper lighting. "The people whjch sat in However, the next thing I knew, Dougie yelled out darkness saw great light, and my name, "Branch!" I to them which sat . in the heard oofs and ows and the shadow of death light is sounds of thumping and sprung up." bumping. · In an instant I ' It is the Lord of light, knew . what had happened. Jesus Christ, who directs us Dougie had unellpected1y to places of proper rest. Do stepped into that short gap not step out on your own and fallen that 15 feet. I without His light. Goodness, no! We did not hurriedly got my flashlight and shined it down on him. take any of the rats home There he lay rolled up for stew! against that utility shack. r r r r r r r • · . ' MONTGOMERY, Ala. Ousted Chief Justice Roy Moore asked Alabama's Stfpreme Court on Thursday to return himi'o office. saying his expu lsion sets a "danger· ous precedent" and forces judges to deny their oath of office and religious faith. Moore argued in legal . briefs that he was removed from office because he failed a "religious te.st" in which he had to choose between his job and his allegiance to God. The former chief iustice is ·appealing the Nov. 13 decision of the Alabama Court of the Judiciary to remove him for refusing a federal court order to move a 5,300-pound Ten Commandments monument from the roturida of the Alabama Judicial Building. · "I've been removed 'from public office - the hi ghest judicial office in this state - by an unelect· ed, politically appointed body, and they did not question why I did not obey an unlawful order of the federal court," Moore sai d at a news conference. Moore 's appeal will be decided by seven retired judges who were chosen at . random to form a stand-in Supreme Court after , the elected justices disqualitied themselves from hearing the former chief justice's case. Attorney General Bill Pryor, who prosecuted Moore before the Court of the Judiciary, has 20 days to file a response to Moore's brief. Suzanne Webb, a Former Alabama Chief Justice · Roy Moore listens to a spokesman for Pryor, said he reporter's question during a news conferenc;e in Montgomery, would need to stu()y the Ala. Moore and his attorneys were discussing the appeal of his papers before making any removal from office for refusing to remove his Ten comment. Commandments monument from the ,&,labama Judicial While Moore's brief is Building. (AP Photo/Dave Martin) , going . to · the replacement court for now, ·Moore's attorthe Court of the Judiciary Judiciary's crucial failure neys have filed a motion made a mistake by not to distinguish between lawobjecting to the manner in . considering whether or ful and unlawful orders sets which the replacement jus· not U.S . District Judge a dangerous precedent for tices were chosen. Myron Thompson's order all judicial officials in that In the 71 -page brief to move the monument ... 1t requires obedience to filed Thursday, Moore and was legal. all . court orders including his attorneys argue that "The Court of the those that are illegal and F~llowship Apostolic unethical," the brief argues. · Moore, known as the "Ten Commandments judge," moved the granite monument into the rotunda about six months after taking offfce in January 200 I, saying the commandments are the moral foundation of American law. After a seven-day trial in 2002. T)ompson found the monument to be an unconsll· • tutional promo~ion of religion by government. Thompson's. order was upheld by a federal appeals court, and the U.S. Supreme Court dec! ined to hear Moore's appeal. After the federal appeals court upheld the order last summer, Thompson gave Moore 10 days to remove the monument and the chief jus· tice refused. The Judicial Inquiry Commission then suspended Moore from office and brought ethics charges against him before the Court of the Judiciary. The monument was moved from the rotunda into a storage room by order of the eight associ· ate Supreme Court justices as more than 100 of Moore's supporters protested outside the court building . In the brief filed Thursday, MoQre said moving the monument would have forced him to "forsake an acknowledgment of God." '"Both the Alabama and the federal constitution prohibit Alabama from forcing public officers to choose between their job and their God," the brief said. · At the news conference, Moore said he is still seeking a book deal and hopes to have one soon. He said his income at this point is solely · from speaking fees. Moore said hopes the book will help people understand what is meant by "the rule of law" and "separation of church and state." "We are at a very critical point in our country to determine whether the· federal government· can tell us what to think. A' lot of people seem to be missing it," he said. · Emmanuel Apostolit' Tabernacle Inc. Loop Rd olf New Luna Rd . Rutla nd, Scn· trc~: Sun I 0:00 11.111. & 7: m p nt . Thu rs . 7:00p.m .. Pa ~ tor MartyR HLJ\1 0 ~ Assembly of God Uberty As.wmbly of God P.O. Box 467, Dudding Lane. Muson. W.Ya , Pa~t o r Nei l Tennant, Sunday Servkl! ~- 10·00 a.m and 7 p. m Baptist Hope Baptist Chun:h (Southern) "70 Grant St. . Middleport. Pastor : Rc\'. Da vid Bryan. Sunday St:hool - 9 :30a.m .. Wnrship. - II a.m . and 6 [J.IIL, Wl·<.h!esday Scrvkc - 7p.m. Ru'thmd .Firsl B11plist Churcb Suntlay Sl·hon l - 9 :.\0 a.m . Worship 10·45 a.m. l•omero~· First BaPii'll Pastl) f Jun Brm:ker t. East Mai n S1.. Sunda )' Sl' hool - 9:JU .un . 'Worshtp 10 _l(i 'a..m. · Firsl Southern Baptist 41 H7~ P111nero y Pike, P<1stor: E. Lamar O'Bryu rll, Sunday Sdtuol - Y:31J am . Wt~rs l up - 8. 1ti a.m., 9:45am & 7:00p.m., Wednesday Ser\'iccs. 7-:UU p.m. Jo"irst Bapl~l Cllurc:b Pastor: M ~t r k Morrow, 6th and Palmer St . Middleport. Sunday s~hool - 9: 15 a.m.• Worshir - 10 : 15 a.m .. 7: 00 p.m .• Wt:dn..:sd:ty Serv i ce~ 7:00pm. Marine FlrsiBap!ist Paslllf, Rick Rule , Snnd<Jy Sdwol · 9. 30 a.m.. Worship - 10 411 a m.. 7:fMI J1 m . Wcdnc,sd:~ y Services- 7:00pm. Sih·er Run Baptist Pastor. John Swonson. S und:~y Sd 10ol IOa.m. Worshi p - I Ia.m .. 7:00p.m. ,WL'lim.:sday Se rvi"·e ~- 7:()(1 p.m. MI. Union Baptist Pastor · Davtd WJ scman, Sunday SchLJOI· 9:45 a.m.. Eve ning 6:30 p.m .. Weducsday Ser v i ce~ - fJ.30p.m. Btlhlehem 8aptisl Church C.rcat Bend , Rnul c 124. Rac mc. OH, Pastor, : Damcl ~ecea, Sunday School lJ:30 a m.. Sunday Wn r.o;hip - 10:30 a.m .. Wednesday Bible Sllldy - 6:00p.m. Old Bcthtl Frtc Will Baptist Church 18601 St. RL 7, Middl eport, Su nd ay School - 10 a.ni , Ev~ning - 7 00 p m.. Thursda}' Services - 7:00 Hillside BaJ)tlsl Church St. Rt. 143 j ust off Rt . 7. Pastor: R~v . James R. Acree. Sr.. Sunday Untfied Service, Wor~hip • 10.30 a.m .. 6 p.m., Wednesday S erv ic~s -7 p.m. i r r r r r r r r r Roofing & Building Work Pomeroy,OH 740·992-6215 Victory Baptist Independent !". 2nd S1. Middleport. Pastor: James E. Ke esl't', Worship - lOa.m .. 7 p m., Wednesday Services- 7 p.m.. r r r r r i· 1 r "If you don't like ARCADIA NURSING CENTER ' 'Old Fas-hioned Compassion· Modem Care" Nestled in a beautirul country setting (S R 50132 East) and easily acce!iSible from the APpalachian Highway. Musk and Art Therupies Hospice and Respite C11.re 740·667-3156 Fa": 740-667-0080 Physical;· Occupational and Speech Therapies We Accept MediG"are. Medicaid. & Insurance to be the motto of our times. Yet, television ads, bestselling books, • "extreine makeovers" and "p?>mhdng" plastic surgeons cannot change one's spirit ... at any price. , Interestingly enough, transforming one's spirit costs ·nothing at all. If you -.re sad-witMn your•elf, if the sparkle goes out of you eyes, how can you project a positive impression? in the collection, Words 2f Wisdom, Perry Ellis, the world renowned fashion designer, said "Fashion designers can't -make-anybody look -gOoil .. .loolohig good is feeling g00trand feeling gqod i• being at peace wit\) yourself." Are you at peace with yourself? Have you looked within? If the answer is no, give God first chance in your life. Psalm 96:6 directs us••• "Strength and beauty are in His sanctuary." Won't you worship this week? Let God create a new .you. i' your light so shine before men, that they may see your good works and glorify your Father in heaven." Matthew 5:16 uardrail , Fence & sign erection ~.-..- P.O. Box 6.63_ Pomero Ohio 45769·0663 Ble~sed are the p~re in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 Herbalife Independent Distriblllor c- · 3 For a who le new you Jennie H:'t'elt l t~!!.~~.·g~ :;7:~ 740-992-7996 , www.herbsndlet.com 6am ~ 8pm Catholic Home Cooked Meals & Daily SptcUds Open 7 days a week Sacred Heart Catholic Church 161 Mulberry Ave .. Pomeroy. 99 2-.5891'3, PaStor: Rev. Waller E. Hemz, Su1. Con . 4:4 .~ - 5 :l5p . m .; M as~- 5:30 p.m:,....Su n. 740·992-7713 29670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH 740-949·2217 . 5x1 0 to 10 x 2G Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 ,_ - 190 N. Second St. MEIGS FAMILY EVECARE, LLC . A. JACKSON BAlLES, QD ' Cun. -8 :45 -9: 15 J .l ' l .. Sun. a.m., lJatly i\ ' s~ - X:3l,J am ~:30 Hemlock ·c rove Christian Chun:h M i ni ~ ter : LarTy Brown , Wu r~h ip - 9:30 . ' a.m. Sunday School - 10:30 a.m., Bible StJJd}' 7 p m. Pomtroy Church of Chrisl 212 W Main St.. •Min is1er: Amhony Morris Sunday Sc hool, <) :JO a.m .. Worshrp10:30 a m . 6 p.m .• Wednesday Serv ices 7 p.m. Pomeroy Wesl•lide Churrh of Christ 3J226 Cht ldren 's Home Rd ., Sunda y School . I I a.m., Wor~ hip - I_Oa.m . 6 p.m. Wednc.-.day Scrvkes - 7 p. n) Middleport Church or Chrisl ~ th and M ~in. P<1sto1 " I Hurt~on . Xuuth Min ister: Josh Ulm. Sunday Schoo l - 9:.~0 <t.m., Wur ship- 8: 15, 10:.\0 a.m., 7 p. m.. Wednesday Serv rccs- 7 run . Keno Church of Chri!;l Worship - 9 :~ 0 a. m.. Sunday School 10:30 a.m.. Pa slor-Jeffre y Wallace. I st und 3rd Sunday Rearwallnw Ridg~ ChuN"b of Christ Pas tor~ Bruce T~ITy. Sunday Schoof -9:30 a.m. Worship - I 0:30 a.;n ., !'dO _p_. m, Wednesday Services- 630 p.m. Zion Church of C hri~l Pomeroy, Harrtsunvr llc Rd ( Rt . l 4~ ~ ­ Pnstor: Roger Watson, Sunday Sehoul · Y:JO am .. Worshrp - 111':\11 il.m . 7:00 p. m.. Wednesday Ser\'ices · 7 p.m. Thppe~ Plain Churth or Christ lnmuinentul, Worship Se r~ ke - 9 <t.m •• Communton - l 0 <t .m .. SumL1y School 10:15 a.m .. Youth - 5 :.~ 0 pm Sunday, Bthlc Study Wctlnc ~day 7 pm Bntdbury Chun:h of Christ Mmtster· Tom Run yon, YJ~5 R BratlbUI)' Road, M1dd lcpurt , Sunday Sdmol - 9:Jn a.m Wnn;hip - IO:JO a.m. Rutland Chun~h or Christ Sunday Sd10ol - 9.30 un ., Worship and Commum on - 10·30 a.m .. B11h J. Werry. Miniscer Brudfnrd Churrh of Christ ,..Comer of St. Rt. 124 & Bradhury Rd ., Minisfcr. Doug Sh11mbli n. You th Mini ster: ' Bill Amberger, Su nday School - IJ: 30 a. m. Worsh1p - 8:00 am. , 10:30 a.m . 7: 0Q p. m.,Wednesday Serv i ~· e s - 7.00 p.m. Hickory Hills Church of Chris1 Evang~ li s 1 Mik e MIXlrc . Sunday Sr:hiXII · 9 a.m.. Worship - J(T(a.m.. 6'30 p. m. Wt!dncsday Scrvir:es - 7 p m. Retdsville Chun·h of Christ Paslor: Philip Sturm, Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service: 10.30 a.m., Bible Study, Wednesday, 6.30 p m. . Dexter Church or Christ PMtor: B'ill Eshelman. Sunday school 9.30 a.m., Nurman Will , s'ut:~ertntend e nt , Sunday wor~ hip - lO .JO a.m. Church or Christ lntcrsectinn 7 and ,124 W, Evangclt10t : Dennis Sargent , Sun day Bible Sludy 9:30a.m .. Worship: 10:30 a. m. and 6:30 p.m., WeUnesduy Bible Study- 7 p.m Christian Union . Hartford Chun:h of Christ in Christian Union " Hu rtford . W.Va .. Pastor:David Greer, Sunday School - 9.30 a. m. , Worship 10:30 a.m., 7·00 p.m .. Wednesday Sm·iees ·7:00p.m. • Church of God Mt. Moriah Chun·h of Gnd :v1ile Hill Rd :. Racine. Pas1or: hm es Sauerfie ld. Su nday School • 9:45 a.m .. Evcnmg - 6 p m.. Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Rutland Church of God .. Pastor. Ron Heath , Sunda y Worship - 10 a.m .. 6 p.m .. Wedn esday Services - 7 p.m. Syra~:us~ First Churth or God Appl e and Second S l ~., Pastnr: Rev. Duvid Russe ll. Sun(lay School and Worship- 10 am . Evening Services- 6:30 p.m.. Wednesday Scrvk es • 6·.l0 p. m. Church of God or Prophtcy OJ . While Rd . oiT St . RL 160, Pllstor: P.J. Cha pman . Sunday Sdool • I{) a.t)l ., Wonhip - I I a.m , Wednesday Scrvtccs 7p.m. Outside Ilea market April- Oct. Layaways Available . • - --------· .... . ...---.... . . ,, Grace Episcopal Church 326 E. Main St., Pomeroy. Sund<,~y School and Holy Eudmrist I I :00 a.m. HJr.ell Run Holina<~ Church Pastor . Re'' Larry Lemley; Sunday Schoo l . Y·]O am , Wnrshrp • 111·45 a m .. 7 p m., Thu rOOn~ Bible Study and Youth - 7 p.m The Chun:h of J~us Chri!;l of Latter-Day Sainto; S1. Rt. 160, 446-6247 ur 446 -7486, Sun J ay School 10 ·20- ll am .. Rchcf Sot:ic t y/ Pri~ s lh ood II :05- 12:00 no on. S~ct=;mcnl S e n' \C~ 9- Hl' l .'i a.m , Home making meet ing. 1.'1 Thurs. - 7 p.m. Our Sal'io'Ur Lutheran. Church Walnut ond Henry Sts.. Raven sv.ood. W Va .. Pastur: David Ru sse ll , Sunday School- 10:00 a.m.. Wor~ hip- l l a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Chul'i'h Corne r Syt:amore & Second St., Pomeroy, 0 Sunday School - 9.45 a.m. Worshi p - II :un. l>ar.mr: Jame s P. Brady United Methodist MI. Olin United Methodist · Off 124 behind Wilkesv ill e. Pastor: Re\'. Ralph Spir~s. Sunday School - Y:JO a.m , Worship - .10:30 n m .. 7 p.m .. Thursday Scr·,.ices - 7 p.m. 9 :~ 0 Refltsville f'eUowshlp Church of the Nalare ne, Pastor: Lynda Kuhn, Su nday Sc hool - 9 30 a.m . Worship - 10:45 a.m .. 7 p.m.. Wednesday Scr\ in~s - 7 p. m. S)·racust' Chun-h of the Napren~ Pastnr Mik.e Adkms, Sunday School - 9:_,0 a.m ., Wo rship - 10:30 a . r~ . , 6 p.m., Wednesday Services· 7 p.rn PomeroJ Churrh pf the N~zarene Pastor: Jan Lavender. Sunday Sehoul 9: JO 1.111., Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p m , Wednesday Services - 7 p.m. Chtster Churth or the Nazartne Pastor- Rc\'. Herbcn Grate, Sunday SrhtKII - 9 JO a.m.• Worsh ip · 11 a,m , 6 p.m . ' SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY .*;"""'e,al ~f)-~~t-e 174 Layne Street New Haven, WV 25265 James H. Anderson Uce'nsed Director Fax: Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5. pm Pentecostal Pt ntecoslal Assem bly St 1\r ·I :!4. R.K' tn ~. Pa~ tnr: Wilh am HPh:tl' k, Sunday Sdlt\OI - 10 a. m , Ewrun!]-7 p.m. W.: J tw~ d :t y So:_-nt~· ..:, •7 p.m Presbyterill!l S)T~~· use First L:nlted Presb~· terilm Pastor: Ruhcrl CrtiW. Wrlrship - II a.m. Harrison,illr P~sby terian Church Rolll'rt Crov. . Wnr~hrp - 9 d 111 Pa ~ t or Middleporl P I'('S h~ · t erian Pastclr R,1hcr Crrm .. Won.;hip ·· 1\) :r.m. Seventh-Day Adventist Snt'nth-Da~· Ad,·enlist Mulhnry HI~ Rd .. Pnmcrny. l':t~ l or R,JY Lawinsky. Sa1un.b~ Sl'rvicc s· Sa hbath Sch•lul - 2 p 111. Wor~ ht p ·] p m. United Brethren 0 :'\It Herhlon Uftiled Drt'lhren In Christ Chun- h Te ~~' r ommu nil ) ~(,-I l l Vort.: kham Rd Pastor: Pc1c1 .\ 1arllnd:.tk. Sm1d a ~ Stlllllll 9:.~0 a.m.. W., r,htp - IO:.lO a.rn , 7.00 p m., \l,hln ..:sd a~ Scnll'C" · 7:00pm. Youtl qrwtlp rm:ctinJ,t 2nd & -lth Su ud ,r y~ 7 r m. Eden United Brt'thren in Chri st St:ill' Rnut~ 12-t, R ~~dsvtlk. " SutH.I ay S..: hnol . II Y. m . Su utl.L y Wor,h tp - l O·ll() ;u n. & 7:00 p m. Wc .lt ll'~da~ Sa' ll'CS 7.00 p 111 .. Wcd nl''' lay Y11Uih S ~I~K<.' 1 DO rm . J.· rtcdom Gospel Mission Bald Knob, nn C11 . Rd. J I. Pa~ lor ~ cv Rnge r Wlllfilrd. Su nda} S.:ht1ol - 9 .~0 a.m. Worshtp· 7 p.111 . . "EeaturiQg_Kentucky FrietL Chicken" If ye abide in Me, and My' Brogan-Warner INSURANCE words abide in you, ye shall Pomeroy Fdlo"ship (.'hunh \\'llitl'. Su nd u~ Sl'hLllll 10 i.l !LI , Su nd<rl Clw1d1 SC I' lc'l' - t'r .\11 pm Wo:dn(',d,t y 1 pm L'hri~lian P.J~ tor: ll o: r ~c hd 111 . REI:IABILIIII!lltC.ENIER 740·992·6606 992·5130 llol)son Wc~l l.ungs,·ille Chri~tian Chun·h Full Gu~ pd. p~,lnr . R,·,h~ll ~·lu,sn. SunJa) School lJ .~ 0 am .. \V(\hhtp IIJ:JI) ~~~~ - 7 00 pm. Wcdtw ,d a ~ Sl'n k c 7:00 Mt. Olive Community Church Pastor: l aw re nce B u~h. SunJ ~ty S(hool 9:]0 am .. E\·cnmg - fJ .' 0 p.m.. Wcdoeda )· Scrv i~.:e- 7 p.m. Crow's Family Restaurant 992r3785 214 E. Main Ro~rtl. Restoration Christian rellowship Y.'6:i 1-iDopct Ru:tJ. .-\then~ . Pot-.tor l.L'Illl l<' c·o,tt •. Sun,l:1y \V,, r,hrr Ill tit~ .rm . Wednt> ~ d ay. 1 pm Faith Gospel Chun-h Long BoHom , Sunda y School- 9:.\D a.m.. Worship - 10:45 am . 7 ~0 p.m .. Wednesday 7:30 p.m. p Co mmunit~· Chun·h C'olunjlll:t, W \'a. , Pa~ t or: Cl) dC Ferrell. Sumby Sd1nnl Y:_, ll >~m. SuuJoty l'~Cillll !! ~e n· i l'l' 6 pm . Wc•i.ln.:,Jor y ~L:r \'l l't' 1 pm Morse Chapel Churrh Su nday school - l 0 11.111 .. Wor~hip - 11 a.m., Wednesday Servit'c - 7 p m. ROCKSPRINGS 36759 Rocksprings Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 SERVICES Salem Li~::' in~ Dyesvllle Communil)' Church Su nday SchO ol - 9.JO ,, m.. Wor~ hip 10:30 a.m .. 7 p.m. South Btthcl Community Ch urch Silver Rid ~c- Past111 Lwd:t D<rlllt:","'U. Sunday St:hOI.!l - 9 a. m.. Wor~ hip Semcc IOD m. Carleton Jnterdrnominalional ChuNh Kmgsbury Road, P:rs1ur: Rubetl V:ml·c, Sunday St:hool - 9:.\(l a rn .. 'W<INhr p Se rvice IU: .\0 a. m.. E\'l! lll ng Sen ·il'l' 6 k ~~c M l' Trl ~. St!f\ll' l'~ : Su nd,Ly Full Gospel Lighthouse .lJU4S Hiland Road, Pomany. P ~~~tm : Roy Hunter. Sunduy Scho11l • 10 01 m., E\l'rti n~ · 7 .l O p m., Tuc~d ay & Thu nda~ - 7:.111 p.m. ·\n\II.JUi l}'. l'il-> 11 11"' S:rturday 2 tHI p.m 1{ \.JJH ' The care you deserve, close to home Pomeroy Sa\·iur Hazel Comrimnil)' Church OtT Rt. 124, Pastor: Edse l HJrt, Sunday Sr hnol - 9:Jn a.m , Wm~h1p - llH U am , 7.30 p.m. l\1iddleporl Churth or the Nazarene Pa~tor : Allen Midcap. Sunday School · 9:JO a.m.. Worship - IO:JO a.m.. 6:30 p.m.. Wednesda y Serv tccs -. 7 p.m , Pastor " Allen \1 idcar r 1\1 Pa~tnr : Bill Sl:lil'n. Su ntla~ S..:n tl'l'' - 10 a m & 7 p.m. \\'~·dn ..:.~ d <t } - 7 I' 111 . & Y"utll 7 r m Syracuse Mir.slon 14 11 Bridgeman S1 , Syracuse. Su nday ' School - lU a.m. Evemn g 6 p 111 . Wednesday Service - 7 p.m. Nazarene 7 Ntw Li.rt! Victor} Ct•nle r Faith V11ll~y Tabern11dc Chun:h Batley Run Rna d. Paslnr. l< u. Enmll'tl Ra wsu n. Su nd ay Evl' ning 7 p.m .. Thyrsday Scrvi..:c - 7 p.m. a.m.. ICC~ 31?3 Georg.:• l'n:d-: I{.,,,J_ Gallrr.. lt'. OH Town s~ ip Ton:h Chun;h Co. Rd 6.~. Sunday School WorShip - 10:30 a.m . Ser\ Cli hon l'abernade <.:burch Sll r\HJI - I!) .1m .. Wnr•h tp - 7 I' 111.. Wo:dn c:.J a ~ Sen ILt' - 7 pm. Middleport t.:ommunil)' L'hurch Pearl St .. Middlt' pnn . Pa;,tnr: Sam AnJ en,)n, SunJ;ry Sdtuol 10 anr . Eve ning- 7:~0 p m.. Wl'lln~ ~d uy Ser\'i ~~· 7:30 p.m. Beth~l Chun:h Rd , 46RC, Sunday School - 9 a.m. Worship - 10 u.m .. Wednesday Services. - 10 a.m -\ \~ . Cldhlll, \\'. V,1. Su ndd ~ 57~ Hockingport Chulfh Grand Street. Sunduy School - 9;30 a.m .. Worship - 10:30 01.m., Pastor Phillip Dell Graham Unitftl Methodist Worship - . ''1-~0 a.m. {lst & 2nd Sun),, 7:.\0 p.m. (3 rd & 4th Sun),Wt:dnesday Sel'\·ice • 7:]0 p.m. W~dne <;da ) Harrisonville Communit~· Churrh Theron Dmh ~t m. Sund:J•' - I.J:,lO am aod 7 r .m . WcdnL·sdory - 7 pIll. Cooh·illt United Methodist Parish Pastor : Helen Kline, Coo l~il le Ch ur(·h, Matn & Firth St., Sunday School - lU a.m.. Worship · 9 a.m.. Tuesday Services 1 p. m. ' Lirr Chur,·h :\IJ,ldkp,rl Pil~1nr · 1--or..-man . l'a~ 1 or : l:.ml'rit u ~ Ltl-lrc·nu f,rl!ll<ill \\ nr,hl p- lO ilOam ~n,! P<~ '> ll> r: l{a(:lne Pastor: Pete Shaffer. Sunday School - 10 am .', Wurship - II a.m., WednesJ:ry 7 p.m. We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992·2955 · Pomeroy God so loved the world he gave his only I/Je•goitten son ... John 3:16 &noufltr 't .:firt & 6afttp "So I strive always to keep my conscience clear before TOU...nEI 1'4100·111~·17 <;Jod and man." Acts 24:16 tr\u.GIJI fllt~n• e• ,J\111:1!!> Cnur\4'_:, Oldest -Elor:i>t 352 East Main 228 W. Main St., Pomeroy 992-5432 - Rcjuidn~ St·hoo l - 9:.'0 a m. Worship - 9:JO a.m. and 7 p m .. Wt:d}lc'da} - 7 p m .. FriJ .1 y l'cllowshtp ser \ icc 1 p r11 East Utart P:J5tor: Sunday Sehoul - I0 a.m .. Worship - Yam., WcdTiesda} - 1 p. m. Lutheran Slhl'rS\'illt• Community Aposlolic Church Pa\liJT' W~ y n c R. J~·\'.cl l. S u m l ll~ San.:~· 6 00 p.m., Tl.rur '-di.l~ · 0. ()(,) p .rn . ~; hul'<'h St..:\·~ ~ ec d . - 7 I ~~ p m Hihlt t:hurch P1k<·. Co Ktl . Pa•lolf' Kn Blad;1-1noLl. Sum la~ Sdll ~ ol - Y · ~ll a m.. w,r , htp lii il,l) <rill .. 7~{ 1 pm .. . Wl•dnl',da) Sl'n i(·e 7·30 p . r ~l Abund11nt Grace R.F.I. St., Mi clJkpun. P <~~t\l r Tl·rc~; t 'D<~vi.~ ~ Sund;ty ,\l'l"l 'ir:e. l 0 tt.nt . w~·dnc sJa y J>c rvin· . 7 p.m Faith t' ull Gos1wl ~1ud~ Cah·a~ Thud Long Bonom. Po1s10r· 111 . Wl'dnc~d:l! H1 hlc· Pom t:/0~ Rrthel \\orship t 'enler Cht' stcr Sc ho11 l. Pa ~ IOI R1lh Barha. As~t s tant Pa'ihlr' Karen D"' ~ ~- SunLla) Worsh1p: 10 am. EH'Illlli,! Wo r~htp : f> pm. You th grou p (, pm , WcdnnUa~ P"" t:' iu Prayer. and Bihle Sludy- 7 pm 1\sh Strn1 Church Ash Sl.. Midd leport - SunJa) Sch! ll ll · 11 l, () a.m.. Mon11n g Worshi p- 10:.10 a.m.· & 7 pm. Wednt!~d.r y St-rvKe - 7 00 run . Yout h St'rvil·e- 7:00pm Ag11pe Life (_ 'enter "Ful l-Go spe l Chur(·h". P:r '-l nr~ J Piln L\: Patty Wad e, ()()_l Scl'l'lld r\l'c . M a~P n . 77.l .~{)J7. Scl'\'ll'l' tinl l': Sunda } Ill ]illl lll .. Wedn esda> 1 pm 92J S. Morning Slar Pastor: John Gilmore, Sunday Sehoul - II a.m., Wnrship - 10 a.Ill St. John Lutheran Church Pine Grove. Worshtp - 9:00 a.m .. Sunday Sl'hool - 10:00 <~ m: Pctsror: Jame s P. Brady ,,Tuppers Plains St Paul Salem Ci!nler Pa s1or· William K . Marshall. Sunda y School - 10:15 a.m.. Wor ~ h i p - 9:15 a.m.. Bible Study: Monday 7:00pm 'Snnw\'ille \ Su nday School - 10 a.m., Worship - 9 a.m. Carmel-Sutton Carme l & Ha sh11n R1l s Rac irw , Ohm . Pasior: John Gilmore, Sunda y Sc hor1l lJ 3U ao~n , Worship · 10·45 a m . Bthk Study Wed. 7:00pm. Latter-Day Saints Long Bottom Sunday Sc hool - 9:30 am .. Worshtp 10 .~O a. m . · Reedsville Worship - 9:30 ·a.m., Su nday Sr troJ tO ·.l O a.m.• Firs l Sunday of Month f7 :00 p.m. sc r"ke Rutland Su nday Sr:hm1l - 9 ::\0 am ., Wnrsh1p IO:W ~ . m .. Thursday Services- 7 p. m. Ma~. 1-'aith Fellowship CrlHi8de for Christ Pa<.tor: f{e\ Frankhn Ut.:kw~. S~nh:e · Frala} . 7 pm. Communit} or C hri ~ t Ponland -Ra.:inc Rd .. Pa~tor J ~ ll } Si u ~c r . Sunday SdHltll - lJ· .\0 a m . Wnr,h1p 10 ..~0 a .m . Wc Jn ..:~d a ~ S,· n Ko:' - 7·00 p.m Bethany P:tstor: John Gilmore , Sunda ) School- 10 a.m.. Worship IJ a.m .. W~!dncsday Sef\'tr:es · 10 a 111. Laurd Cliff Frtc Mrthodisl Church R\.: v. Lc ~ St randt ;md M)'f<l L. Str:rndt , Sunda y Sc hon! - 9: 1ll n.m .. Wnrship 10:30 a .m. and 6 p . m ., Wcdne~day Servi,·c . 7:00p.m. r na.<ois Christian Fello""ship •hrp l Meclrng in th~ old Arn~ ru:a n U.•gitlll Hall Sou1h Fourth AH~nu c. Maldkpofl Pastor: Cl111 ~ Stc11art 10.00 alll S u n d:J~ Other m t!c t ing.~ 111 hnmcs RCK:k Sprinp Pastor Keith Rader, Sunday School · Y 15 I a.m.. Wors hip · 10 a.m .. Yomh Fdlowship. Sunday · 6 p.m Ser>ll'C Sum.l~) Sd uml - ~uo a.ni . IJ.or-. lup- 7 00 tNnn-d ~ n nmi n <llional l d hll-l Pomeroy Pastor: Rod Brower. Worship - 9:30 am ., Sunday S c hool ~ 10:35 a.m. W~d nesJa y r m. t'uinie"'· Bibl~: t:hurch Lctan. W.Va. Rt I. Pastur Bnan Roy.o l Oak ~rt Chapel 1--l atw<JO!.l• Road. Pa ~ h•r Glenn Ru 1.1.c. Sunday wor:-;h1p. II a.m.. Ch rld rcn\ Sunday S~.:h01.'l II 30 u. 11 1, Wcd.nt·-.d>~} Bihh:! ~ lud y 7 run P~arl Chapel Sunday School - Y;a.m., Worship · 10 a.m. Wesleyan Bibh: Holiness Chun:h 75 Pearl Sl. , Mtddleport. Pa ~tor : ~ ~\ . Dovtd Gt lhcn. S unda~· Sr:htiOI - 10 a.m . Worship - 10·45 pm .. Sunday Eve. 7:00 p.m.. Wcdnestiuy Sel'\'iL-c - 7:30p.m. Wt1rsh1p - JU .ll l a.1n, -7 Other Churches Pastor: Bob Rohinson, Suntlay S~hnol - 9 a.m.. Worship - 10 a.m. l)ine Gron Bible Holiness Church 112 n11le off Rt 325, Pastor: Rev. O'De ll M•mley. Smlll;ty St.:h~l - 9:.l 0 am . Wor:ship lO:JO " a.m.. 7:30 p.m .. Wednesda)' Scmr:e - 7:30p.m a.m .. (L~O p.m.. Wednc -.da y - 7 p.m Portland Firsl Church ·of lbt Naza~ne Pustor William Justis. Sunduy Sc hool 10.00 a.m., M\lming Wor-.lup - 10:45 a.m .. · Sundoy Service ' 6:30 p rn.- Mlnenvilh~ Rose 'or Sharon Holiness Chun:b Leading Cree k Rd., RuthmU, Pasto1. Rc\ . Dewey King. Sund:.ty school- 9 ·JO a.m .. Sunday ~orship -7 p.m ., Wedn\"sda y prayer mc l'ling- 7 p.m. Joppa Pastor: Boh Randolph . Wo rs h ~p - 9:30 a.m. Sunda y School - 10:30 a.m. . Serv i ce~ H~ath (Middleport) Pastor: Rod Brower. Sunday School - 9:.\0 a.m., Won;hip - I I:00 a.m. Calvary Pilgrim Cha~l l~ arriso n vtlle Road Pastor: Cha rlc ~ McKcn1.ie, Sunday School 9· .~0 a.m.. Wor ~hip • II a m . 7 {10 p.m., Wednesday Servkc - 7:00p. m Chesler Jane Beanie, Worship - 9 a.m .. Sunduy Schoo! - I 0 a.m. , Thur~tl uy Services -7 p.m Central Cluster Asbury (S}raeuse), Pastor: BOb Rob i n ~un , Sunday School - 9:45" a.m ., Worslit p - II a.rn ., Wednesday Serv il-e~- 7:30. p.m Forest Run Paswr Bob Robin son. Sunday School - lU a.m.. Worship - lJ ct.m Dan•illf Holin ess Chun-h .~1057 Slate RoU1c 32.5, Langs \·lle. Pa$tor: Gary J ad.:~ori. Sundl.ty school - lJ:30 a.m., Sunday worshi p - IO d O a.m. & 7 p.m .. W~dncsda )' praye r st:rvict'- 1 p.m. Meigs Couperalil'~ Parish Northca~ l C'lu ~ h~r. Alfred. Pastor· Jane Beanie. Su nda y School - 9:30 am., Worship - II a.m., 6:30 pm. Sunda\' School - 'J : lO' a . m. _ Wttrstlt p - Enlfrprise Arland Kin g. Sunday School 10:30 :~ . m. Worship ~ 9:30 am .. Btble Study Wed. 7.30 Flalwoods Paslor: K ~ ith Rader. Sunday S~.:hool - I0 a.m.. Worshtp - II a m. Holiness . - 7·30 p.m. Plt.~lor: Community C:.'hurc:h Pastor: StCVl' . Tomek. Main Street. Rut land , Sunday Wurdup--10.00 a.m., Sunda y Scrvicc-7 p.m. WAlk 's Chapel Wesleyllln Conlvt lle Road , P:I\IOr. Rt:\'. Phtll tp Ktdt: nour. Sunday Sch•~ 'l - l.J ~() ..1 . 111 • Rutland Church o( tbt• ~azarent' 10 :30 Episcopal 212 E. Main Street 992-6677 White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio 740-667 ·311 0 Trinity Church Second & Lynn, Pom e~oy, Pastor: Rev. JDnmhan Noblt: , Worship 10:25 a.m.. Sunday School 9: 15a.m. K& C JEWELERS ask what ye will, ahd it shall · be done unto you. ' John 15:7 Bill 'Quickel Pastor: Jane Beattte, Su nday School - 9 a.m , Wnrsh1p- 10 am. Tuesday Sen•Jces Congregational Pa~1nr: Matthew 5,: 16 Variety of furniture, glassware, c raft s, colJection of bottles & primitive- -T'~~ - -- - - ·~·----- ~ - Church,p f Christ Father in heaven.,. Carolina AntiquE & l:raft Mall 312 6th St. Point Pleaaant 675-1160 • Mas ~ . Middleport, OH tfo4 ~&u ()~ 'J~,f .,., - - ' "Let your light so shine before men-;- that tfiey may see- your good works and glorify your 740·992·6128 Local source for trophies, nlaoues !·shirts and more , 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992-3279 Tol Free 1·877-583-2433 . M;IDDLEPORT TROPHIES & TEES · If ye abide in Me, and My words abide in you, ye shall ask what ye will, and it shall be done ~nto you. · John 15:7 ·---- Second Baptist Church R ave n s~XKI, WV, Stmday School 10 am· • Morning wors,htp II am Evening - 7 pm. Wednes(llty 7 p.m. Mi{(ie's 1{estaurant Hills Self Storage Sizes available • ' Homemade Desserts Made Daily "A Home &nk for Home People" ' Rutland Fret Will Baptist Salem St., PaStur: Jamie Fortner. Sunday -School - 10 a.m. E\·ening - 7 p.m., Wednesday Scrvil.:es- 7 p.m. Hours Atmosphere 7 40-949-221 0 Acts 24:16 Antlquily Raptist Sundn~· Scho ol - 9:30 a.m ., Worship 10 45 a. m . Sund ay Evening · 6:00p.m., Pastor: Mark McComaR "Let 209 Third Racine, OH to Mt. Moriah Baptist Fourth & Main St., Middleport. Pa stor: Rev. Gilbert Craig, Jr., Sunday School • 9:JO n.rn-.. Worship - 10:4j a.m. 1 Warm Friend/)• "So I strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and man." Faith Ba_ptlst Church . Railroad St. , Mason, Sunday School - 10 a.m., Worship - II a.m., 6 p.m. Wednesday Services- 7 p.m. Forest Run Baplisl Pas10r : Arius Hurt , Su nda y School • am . Wmilhip • 11 a.m. ·i t, change it" appears 1 RivH VaUe~· Aposwlic Wurship Center. 87J S 3rd A;·c. Mtlldlcpnn , Ke,·ln Konk le, P:L~to r. Sund:.J.y, II ~ . m . Wednc~d uy, 7:00 p.m: )'outh Fn. 7:30 p.m. I 26 vesrs In local business Copyrlgtlt 2004. Keieter•Wlillame Newspaper SeNicea, P. 0 Bcix 8005. Charlottesville'. of J~sw Christ Apostolic VartZandt and Ward Rd . Pastor: James Miller. Sunday Sl·hool . 10.] 0 11m., F. vcning - 7.30 p.m. :'12 .~ Young's Carpenter Service Sel.cttld by The Am6rican Blb/8 Society • 1 Churrh The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community. Scriplu~a WOBSHIP Q,QD THIS WEEK 2004 'LP.t u ~ t>~nd !JII•IIffi[)ughtt with tfli>ClQ J cgrt ' 740-992-2644 740-992·6298 M!l 2race is sufficient for thee: for mv stren2th is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 Office Service & Supply 137·C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992·6376 .; ' �-· '· • F • PageA4 OPINION The Daily.Sentinel Ftjday, January 9, 2004 Friday, January 9, 2004 ·. \\ Obituaries The bealing powers ·of Coil: a new, old concept '- . . ·111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallyilentlnel.com v • Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Diane K. Hill C{ontr'oller-lnterim Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor ' " Congress shall make 110 law respecti11g an establishment of religion, or prollibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of tire press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances. -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution • READER'S Amerim~ VIEW beifsupply ' The day may be coming when you will call your doctor in the middle of the night with an ailment and he will tell you, "Say two prayers and call me in the morni.ng:" Doctors who believe in the power of prayer are increasing. The cover story in a recent issue ot: ' Newsweek magazine carried the headline "God and Health: · Is Religion Good Medicine? Why Science is Starting to Believe." In the Nov. 10 article, Newsweek's Claudia Kalb wrote that many of todaY:s doctors are beginning to "embrace the God they- banished from the clinic long ago in favor of technological and pharmaceutical prog ress." The article continues, "People who regularly attend church have a 25 per• ce nt reduction in mortality -that is, they live long« -than people who are · not cllurchgoers. Thi s is ·true even after controlli ng for variables intrinsically linked to ·sundays in the pew, like social . support and healthy life style." derately Confused W.Va., with Paster Scott Hinde! and Pastor Greg LETART, W.Va. _ Robert Co!Uns officiating. Burial . d 1 59 will follow at A6ffman E H 111 • e • · Letart, W.Va. • Cemetery in Letart. · died on Wednesday, Jan . 7, 2004, at his residence. Military graveside services · l-Ie was born on Dec. 17 , will be conducted by. 1944, in Za,nesville, son of American Legion Post 140 of Erma Thomas Hinde! of New Haven l).IId VFW Post T 11 9926 of Mason. . a madge and the late Memorz"al ~ontrt"butt'on· s Gerald Hinde!. He was a v 1962 graduate of Tallmadge may be made to the High School, and was retired Huntington Disease Center of afler 33 years of service as a Excellence, The Ohio State field operator from East Ohio University, 1581 Dodd Dr., Gas. 385 Cam~bell Hall , Surviving, in addition to " Columbus, Ol!to 43210. his mother, are his wife, ' Karen Staats Hinde! 'Of . S Letart ; step daught~rs: Angel .Ug of Akron, Mehssa Tyrel! R 1, of Pomerey, Leslee (Michael) VanMatre of Letart and MIDDLEPORT Ruth Amanda (Wesley) Lieving of Marie Gilkey, 80, of New Haven, W.Va.; a step Middleport died Jan. 7, 2004 son, David Simpkins .of l<ent; at Holzer Medical Center in three brothers; Edward Gallipolis. (Robin) Hindel of Munroe Born on Feb. 28, 1923 at Falls, Dwight Hinde! of Kent Rockport, Ind., she was the and James (Bobbi) Hinde! of daughter of the late· Emmett Tallmadge; two sisters, and Flossie Daniels. Besides · Carolyn Cas low of her parents, she was preceded Loganville, Ga., and Bonnie in death by ljer husband, (John) Lallathin of Aiwater; Clarence Ray Gilkey, daugh· six grandchildren: Casey and ter Mary Ann Gilkey, son Andrew Tyree, Isabe lla, Joseph Ray Gilkey Sr. Madelyne and Victoria (1998), great grandson VanMatre , and Abigail Clayton Powell, son-in-law Lieving ; and several nieces Mike Powell, and brothers and nephews. , John Daniels and Jim Services will be held at I Daniels. . She is survived by a son p.m. on Saturday. Jan. 10, 2004, at Fogelsong-Tucker and daughter-in-Jaw, Earl and Funeral Home in Mason, Nancy Gilkey, a daughter and turned out that those who brought to the hospital ' aqd received prayer were sub- died within an hour. His wife ' stantially better off in terms told us later h~ had never of the number .Qf complica- been sick in hi s life. tions they developed, med- · "At the autopsy, however, ical · procedures required, we found that he had fou~ George etc., and a significant per- fatal diseases inside 'o f him; . Plagenz centage did not require as· none of which had done him many antibiotics or use of as an~ harm! These diseases many support systems as the had either healed themselves · patient s who were not or .the body had found new way'S to carry on the func, But Dr. Julian Whitaker prayed for. 'was- telling folks essentially tions of the diseased. "My recommendation is the same thing more than a very simple," said Whitaker. organs .." ~ Cabot said the conclusioHS decade'· ago .in his monthly "If you are ill (or a family newsletter "Health and member or friend is), pray were "for each to draw for Heal in g." In it, he gave an for recovery and encourage him self." But he felt it meant · that no matter how doctors affirmative answer to the others to do likewise." question, "Does prayer help . This recommendafion is "may fall short, a gigantic· healing power fights on out from a physician' healing?" ., The evidence that it does, But even before that, side. There is a great power he wrote, is not only anecdo- another physician found a in ourselves that makes for tal. "The power of prayer," link between God and our health and that works nigl\t and day, when we are asleep he said, "can be measured health. scientifically, and it has been Dr. Richard Cabot, a pro- and when we are awake, done. " fessor of medicine at when we me good and whel) Whitaker reported on a Harvard Medical School, we are bad. . .. To me that well-known study on prayer and a•· t? qee med staff mem- means the goodness of God.", In our fight aga inst disc done by Randolph Byrd, ber , , the Massachusetts M.D .. in 1988, in which half General Hospital in Boston ease, added Cabot, "we have of a test group received from 1898 until 1921, once a prodigiously ingeniou s' an4 intercessory prayer while the wrote about a 64-year-old powerful force always at other half of the patients n1an who "stepped off the work on our side." This is the secret many formed the control group corner of a street without used for comparison . . loo king where he was goi ng. doctors are only just now When patient progress and was struck by an automobile incorporating into their med· results were ev;iluated, it and fatally injured. He was ical practice. . The Gazette, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 011 America\ beef supply: America's beef supply shoulq be the world's safest, and. ironically, it will be made safer because of the first U.S. case of mad cow disease. As cattle producers. meatpackers and the U.S. Department of Agriclllture scramble to shore up consumer contidence at home and abroad, the nation 's mad-cow testing program is coming under the microscope, and rightfully so. The startling news ... that a Holstein from a dairy farm near Yakima, Wash., had bovine spongiform encephalopathy was · only eclipsed by the fact that the fatal di sease was found by fluke, and not because the animal was exhihiting symptoms of a mad cow.... In the wake of the first U.S . case of mad cow disease, stricter rules seem inevitable. It will .be expensive to expand America's cattle-testing program, and consumers should prepare to he.lp bear the cost. Community Calendar Robert E. Hindel 'I •I Ruth Dan1e c·····ev 80 \ ·Routines ••• ~ POMEROY Minor damage was incurred to the handrailing on Pomeroy's new riverfront walkway when a loose barge struck it Wednesday morning, accord· ing to Mayor John Musser. Musser said that the free tloating barge hit a metal shoot at the old coal tipple causing a gapping .hole of I 0 to 12 inches wide, continued down river and stuck the unfinished handrailing across from the telemarketing building . . He said that the contractor :will be testing the electrical conduit in that area to be sure everythin~ ·is in working order. The Ohto Depanment . of Transportation will supervise any correctiye work, Musser said. ·-:.- • ~1'11£ CJNCINNAll Posr, 'Loo-1- DON'T Yoe WNJT .~ TO HEAR · MY SPIN? ' ~ .. ~ • • Department ami Syracuse Police Department, in cooperation with Operation Safe Child, will offer free gun locks at the Southern High School basketball game on Saturday night. The locks ...will be distributed from 6 to 8 p.m, according to Racine Police Chief Cunis Jones. "We encourage residents to pick up an Operation Safe Child safe lock · so they can secure their firearms," Jones said . "This is a nationwide firearms safety program, to promote safe .firearm handling and secure sto rage practie among all firearms owners." "We are pleased to have the Racine and Syracuse Police Departments . as Operation Safe Child sponsors," said Dee Dee Dockins, Operation . ·Safe . Child spokesman. "Project safe child is an important step forward in helping to ensure that all firearms owners fully understand their responsibih· . ties with respect to safe handling and storage of their firearms." Information about the lock RACINE - Racine Police distribution .is available by 0T~~l8R " . son-in-law, Jane and Jerry Gilkey, daughter Judy Gilkey of Pomeroy ; son, Kenneth Gilkey, Columbus; daughter . Ka th Y Powe II . d aug hter an d son-in-law, Caro"lyn and Darrell Bechtl e of Middleport; and a special friend Joe Custer of Pomeroy. Also surviving are gr~nd S sons, J oe, B"ll 1 , teve, John and Ronnie Powell , John Bechtle. Chris\opher Gilkey, Joseph Jr. and James Gilkey; one granddaughter Sandi Gilkey, six great grandchiidren and five .step-grandchil dren. Others surviving are brothers and sisters-in-law, Bob and . Fern Daniels of Middleport, Rusty and Bev Daniels of Grove <;,:ity. Charlie and Joan Daniel s of Kentucky ; sisters, Sally Daniel s of Ohio, Nina Eager and Ann Kel·lner of Columbus; brother Allen Daniels, Columbus; brother and sister-in-law Maggie and Bennie Rosa of Cleveland and sisters-in-law, Jean Daniels and Helen Daniels of Columbus. Funeral services wi ll be held at II a.m. on Saturday Jan. I 0. at Acree Funeral Home, 244 North Second Ave. Middleport, with th e: Rev. Lamar O'B"ryant and Chris Stewart officiating. 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Rates butslde Meigs County 13 Weeks ............ .'50.05 26 Weeks ............' 100.10 52 Weeks . , ....'200.20 ·- As you have · probably noticed, the " words "lying," "liar" and their cognates are being tossed around pretty indi scriminately by the liberals these days -- an indication of just how much they hate the Bus:: administration, and how eager they are · to bring it down. But it may be useful to examine some of these superheated charges and see just how valid ~hey are. I take as--my text-a Couple . of paragraphs by , Ruth Rosen, a bush-league liberal columnist whose vaporings appear every so often in the San Francisco Chronicle. Here they are: ".•. 2003 was a year when our demo9racy was degraded by- official deception . These are some of the more egregious lies promoted by our gove rnment: "We needed to 1nyade Iraq becau se Saddam Hussein had tried to purchase uranium from Niger, had links with AI Qaeda, possessed. weapons of mass destruction, and posed an imminent threat to this country (none of which turned out to be true)." Let's take these allegations .. Dissolution . ,_ Foreclosures POMEROY - . An action for dissolution of marriage has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Crystal D. Turley of Racine and Kenny A. Turley, Jr., Mason, W. Ya. , .. ofreasons for fearing Iraq's fall .2002, that "We have intentions. knowo for many years that Well, how about the "offi- Saddam Hussein is seeking dal deception" and "egre- and developing weapohs of gious Iie" that Saddam had ' mass destruction"? Was he·, links with AI Qaeda? If the participating in Sush's "offi~ William liberals would just stick to cia! deception," nnd was h~ \ Rusher the contention that Saddain equally guilty of an "egre: had no link to AI Qaeda's· gious lie"? · attack s on Sept. II, they Finallr. was Bush guilty of would be on solid ground an "egreg ious lie" in saying one by one. The first is a ref- (not that the Bush adminis- that Iraq posed an "imminent erence to the fact that, in a tration ever alleged any such threat" to this ·country? He major address setting forth thing). But by escalating might have been, if he had :the reason~he regar.ded-lraq, their...rheyllic.,.to insist.- that. e.v.er_said-it. But.neither•Bu s h~- . as. "a grave aod gathering Saddam ~ad no links wj,th AI · nor any administration threat " to the United States, Qaeda whatever, they are spokesman ever said it ~ President Bush, in same 16 flying in the face of massive Indeed, they said quite the words, cited a report from evidence to the contrary. contrary: that to wait until. , British intelligence that Iraq WashiQgton's Weekly " Iraq posed an "imminent had tried to buy "yellow- Standard recently published threat" to !he United State~\ cake," an unrefined sour~e a compendium of that evi- would be too late. The threar of uranium, from the African dence so overwhelming that had to be countered before it it entitled the article "Case became imminent, nation of Niger. Subsequent investigation· Closed." So who is tossing around So we come to the "offi • the "egregious lies"? At tlfe · suggests that the evidence for thi s may , have been a cia! deception" and ,"egre- opening of her column, forgery • (tl)ough British gious lie ' that Saddam had Rosen, casting about · fo~ <t sources continue to credit it). weapons of mass destruc- New Year's resolution, vow~. But Bush's statement was at iion. Here Rosen is betting, "To search for the truth 11nd tcr worst an honest error, or at least hopin g, that no write about it as well as I can." She certainly has her work wHereas here it has been gra- evidence of Iraq's possession cut out for her. of such weapons will ever tuitously upgraded to an (William Rush er i.r a "official deception" and an come· to light •• at least not "egregious lie" -- as if the until long after her column Distinguislzed Fe!low of th~ president would knowingly has done its dirty work. But C/aremom Institute for the insert a vulnerable falsehood how does she explain Sen . St1rdy of Statesmanship ; into an important summary Ted Kennedy's assertion, in Political Plzilosoplzy.) anq Divorce POMEROY - A divorce action has been filed in .Meig s County Common Pleas Court by Precious A.. Rose, Pomeroy, against James A. ~ose, Crown City. I ~cc POMEROY - Actions for foreclosure have been tiled in Meigs C9unty Common Pleas Court by Home National Bank, Racine, against Bruce Edward Cotterill, Syracuse, and others, alleging default on a mortgage agreement in the amount of $22,914.53, and by Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., Mendota Heights, Minn., against Ricl1ard L. Hunt, Pomeroy, arid others, alleging default in the amount of D Friday, .Jan. 9 ALFRED Orange Township Trustees organizational meeting followed by appropriation meeting. 7:30 p.m. at the home of clerk Osie Follrod. POMEROY Retllrn Jonathan Meigs DAR offi· cers to meet at 10 a.m. at the Pomeroy Library. Full Gospel Church, Long Bottom. 7 p.m. with Dave and Debbie Dailey. Other events Monday, Jan. 12 POM EROY The Meigs Cou nt y Repu blican Party will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the Courthouse·. Thesday, Jan. 13 POMEROY - Childhood • immunization clinic -from 9 to II a.m. and I to 3-· Monday, Ja'n, 12 · The · p.m. on Jan. 13 at the MIDDLEPORT Middleport Board of Public Meigs County Heahh Affairs .will meet at 3:30 Department. The child' s p.m. in council chambers. ' shot records and medical The regular meeting was card, if applicable. ·must postponed from . last week be provided. and the child must be accompan ied by a due to !illness. parent or legal guardian . PORTLAND· . "The A $5 donation will be Lebonan Township Truste.es : accepted, but is not necessary for immunization . will have an appropriations meeting at 9 a.m. at the town ship building. .Thesday, Jan. 13 RUTLAND Rutland Township Trustees , 5 p.m . at· the Rutland Fire Station. Church services Friday, Jan. 9 LONG BOTTOM Hymn sing at the Faith Tuesday, Jan. 13 ' POMEROY . The Meigs Count y Genealogical Society will meet at 5 p.m Meigs County at the MliSeLtm. Birthdays Clubs and Organizations Saturday, jan. 10 POMEROY Burlingham · Modern Woodmen soup supper, 5 p.m. at. the hall . Three kinds of so up · furnished. Take salad, sandwiches or dessert. Sunday, Jan. 18 Josephine Smith will be 94 years old on Jan. 18. Cards, may be sent' to her at rkoo rn 312A. c/o Overbrook Center. · 333 Park St., Middleport Ohio, 45760. Elected president of the Chester-Shade Historical ,Association Immunizations offered Birth Announment Meigs Eagles Club presents check to Bend Area C.A:R.E · Meeting set rKeeping ··· Meigs · informed . Sunday . Times- · Sentinel .Meigs. PROUD TO BE APART OF respective townships to complete easements and other paperwork if the project proceeds. · Sf'H IN(; VI\LLFY I\[ I (\1 l.\ 1 YOUR LIFE. The Dailv SemiMI Subscribe today • 992-2155 www.m;wfuilysentinel.com 7 l l I J l' I I 1 I 1n, o II • I FRl 119104 ·SUN 1111104 !j TUES BARGAIN $3.75 ADMISSION (EIIcludH Cartaln Plclurll) Box Ofll.ce Opens @ 6:30 PM Nightly. .,., ma"' ,,.~ ~ W'-- 6Gdr , ""llr;fll. CHASING LIBERTY ~PG13) 1:10 3:30 7:10 & 9:20 BIG FISH ~PG13) ~ Mary has 10 years + experience In the bea11ty lndwtry. specializes in prtdslon am, CIIStorn color and ptrrm, ~ Mary will bt avtdlablt for _day anti · ~. STUCK ON YOU (PG13) 7:00 & 9:15 - .l .. Public meetings CHESTER David will ·continue her volunteer Schatz, active in land manwork with the group in vatagement ·and fore stry for .ious capacities as will other trustees. directors. chairpermany years and currently a . sons, and committee memtree farmer, has been elected bers who give of their time president of the Che sterand effort. Historical Shade calling Jones at. 949-2296. Association, an organization Described by one of the Those who would like a lock geared to preserving a nd officers as a perso n with a but who are unable to attend promoting Meigs Co unty "solid background ·in manthe basketball game on History. agement,: · the gn(duate of Saturday are asked to call Michiga n State University Schatz took over the posJones and leave a message, tion from Mary Powell who has worked "extensively with which will ' be returned as has . served various groups across Ohio, as the including the Department of soon as possible, he said. Association's president for Natural Resources. Divi sion several years. Other new David Schatz officers are Dale Colburn , of Forestry. from where he vice president; Pam Schatz, the challe nge of moving rhe ret ired in 1998. Hi.s current activities and secretary; Becky Grate, cor- historic Chester Courthou'e resonding secretary ; Pat to the next level as a hi , tor- intere sts include forest and POMEROY . - Meigs Holter, treasurer; and Wendy ical entity throu gh providing organizational m ~magement fore st site County Health Department will Hannum, assistant treasu rer. the community 's needs fo r consulting. educating, displaying. and assess ments. , medicinal Emphasis . of the group conduct a childhood immuniza. preserving its history. herb s. programming and under the leadership of tion clinic from 9 to II a.m. and educational outreach. It was noted that Powell I to 3 p.m. on Jan. 13 at the Schatz will be to continue health department office. The child's shot rewrds and medical card, if applicable, must be J?rDvided, and the child must be accompanied by a parent or MIDDLEPORT ·Ryan le~al guardian. A $5 donation and Vanessa Wolfe of Logan will be accepted, but is not nec- announce the bith of their essary for immun®tion. third son, Colin Matthew Wolfe, Dec. J.3 at the Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. T h e _ __ SYRACUSE -Sutton infant Township Trustees will hold weighed their appropriation meeting 7 for 2004 at 2 p.m. on ~ounds, Saturday at Syracuse Village ounces. Hall. The couple's o t her sons are L..:=-~_.;: Trevor, Colin Matthew three , Wolfe a n d Har ry Davidson. president of the Me igs Eagles Club Justin, 22 months old . 2171. presents a check for $500 to Leonard Koenig of Maternal grandparents are Larry and G loria the Bend Area C.A.R . E. (Community As s istance Relief for Compston of Middleport, Everyone.) It was noted that 78 children in \\lesi Virginia and paternal grandparents and Ohio will benefit from the donat ion. Bend Area are Erwin and Judy Wolfe C.A.R.E. spent over $18,000 in 2003 for area children. of Logan . Maternal great-grandparents are Ralph and Dorothy .Gibbs o[ New Haven, W. Va. and Alma Compston of Stow.; and ptllernal greatgrandpare nts are Gertrude Wolfe and Marian Bigham. both of Logan . 992~2155 $35, 73!. 91. Broderick said the district is now completing the · income surveys required for from Page A1 . mo~t grant funding at;!plicar b k , BrOderick ·said- tl<tl).S, ~nd slltd_customers w~ll me r~a • be tnvtted to attend townshtp yesterday. trustees meetings in · their a.,: The Daily Sentinel • P.age As www.mydailysentinel.com ·--··-- ·- ------------ - ' -1 ~ 1 ~'\ 1.1h' Ro\tl l' .. • Tu ppl't" l' l,ti n. . ( Il l ff,. 101 , \ f.,,.t.11 !:'Il ]IJ.,, ,I ,, •,, Iro.ln '' "''" '" I 1 -H00 - 200 - ~00 S or ~7-tlH hh 7-71SS ,. • �' t>. ' , OHIO The Daily Sentinel PageA6 .. ··INSIDE. Friday, January 9,.2004 amel :. ·. . ·Celelirating sjetlt~_lthlys with you! ' . ~ ~ . ' ··, · .su~day Times-sentinel ¥. 992-2155 ". . .. .• ... . ' \; ' " ' . Fres Ground Chuck Prep .Standings Boys basketball SEOAL Imn Marietta Gallia Academy Logan .Warren Jackson Athens Point' Pleasant 1. 59 $ ·16 oi. Team Chesapeake Rock Hill Fairland Coal Grove South 'Point River Valley Bananas Warveen Khal.il, 9, gives a thumbs up at a news conference in Columbus, Ohio where doctors talked about her heart surgery. She is one of two KtJrdish· girls. who underwent open heart surgery . at Children's Hospital. (AP Photo/The Columbus Dispatch, Tim Revell) Ghras condition }.Vas the most-common heart defect resulting in "blue babies," Dr. Samuel Weinstein said. "Had the child been in the United States, the condition would have been fixed at 5 or 6 months of age," Weinstein said. The U.S. Department of Homeland Security, the Coalition Provisional -- Chips- lb. 407 Pearl Street Middleport~ OR-· Authority in Iraq, Ohios U.S. senators and Congresswoman Deborah Pryce cut through red tape to bring . the girl s to the United States. Several _local groups hosted the girls and their fathers during their time in - Columbus. They ' re expected ·to return home at the end of the month. Dairylane ·2% Milk $1.89· Deli Sliced Cavalier ·- ··- ~'-" na ¢ 15oz. Ie.run Warren Marietta Jackson f\lhens Gallia Academy Point Pleasant Logan ' • Western Union •·PubDcFax . • Fedenl bpreu • Vlcleo Rental · • Caterlal Service . ' ., ··- ____ .....-,..,.,. TUPPERS PLAINS- The Eastern Eagles (7-J) got back on the winning lmck in a huge way by defeating arc~-rival SoutheJ!I (8-3) 75-? I Th~y night in a Tn-Valley Conference Hocking D1v1smn girls,i varsity basketball contest at Eastern -H1gh SchooL Eastern waSltd by the dynamic duo of swing guard Alyssa Holter and Jen Hayman. Holter, whose stats backed up a nearly perfect performance hit 5-6 two pointers, 1-2 three point attempts and was 11-12 at the line in a nearly perfect effoft. The senior swing guard led the Eagles in nearly ev\!ry categorx and rose the occasion when the Eag~es need her stabtliry on the floor. Additionally, m her 24 pomt effort Holter had five assists and three steals, in a truly great game. Her effort gained much prmse from Eastern Coach R1ck Hayman Sayre M.Weber Edwards who said, "Alyssa stepped up to play her best game of the season and was key factor in our good start. Also, everyone did their job. This was a great team win and Jen Hayman played very well as well." . Jen Hayman had a career night with 19 points and also anchored a good defensive stand for the Eagles, while grabbing six 'rebounds. Hayman stymied several Southern comeback attempts w1th some sharp shooting from the paint. · · Morgan Weber ,hit for 14 points, going 5-8 from the field, and sister Erin Weber notched seven, whtle Katie Robertson added four. Jessie Hupp three: Hallie Brooks two, and one each from Krista Wh1te and . leona Hupp. Robertson went down with a knee injury late in the third quarter and did not return. Robertson had tJt:en . a big threat inside for Eastern was had a team h1gh eight caroms before her injury. Southern was led by senior Katie Sayre who notched 19 points, followed by Brooke Kiser with 13, · Deana Pullins nine, Kristiina Williams seven, Ashley Roush five, and two each from Jessica Hill, and Susan Brauer. _ Southern Coach Scott Wolfe said, "The difference , in the game was that Eastern came out ready to play ' ' . Please see Eastern, Bl QlLQ ALL 2-0 1-0 1-0 0-1 0-1 0-2 8-0 5-3 4-4 4-3 3-6 (}-7 Indians • s1gn Jimenez to qynpen ALl. 3-2 4-4 2-4 2-4 ------------- SEQ AU. 5·0 5-1 4-1 2-3 1-4 0-3 0-5 8-1 10-2 7-3 4-6 4-5 0-5 3-8 ,' Bv JoE MtuctA Associated. Press > .• ,! \" TVC Ohio Division M '_., CLEVELAND The Cle.veland Indi ans signed •. A!.l. . ' Imn ,. Jose Jimenez to a one-year ·~ ·; 4-1 6-4 Belpre contract Thursday, givi ng ,.' : .. . 3-2 6-2 Alexander '• them a hard-throwing right3-2 5-3 Meigs hander to co mplete their 4-2 4-6 Vinton County -~· ' '-:->.l ..;' ;, bullpen. ·' 1-4 Hi Nelsonville-York The deal is worth just 1-5 1-8 Wellston over $ 1 million , Indi ans Hocking Division ge neral manager Mark M A!.l. ) Ie.run Shapiro said. 5-0 9-0 Trimble Jimenez will be used as a 4-2 7-3 Eastern setup man but could also 3-3 8-3 Southern 2-2 5-4 close games if Bob Waterford Federal Hocking 1-4 3-6 Wickman struggles in his 0-4 '2-8 Miller return from elbow surgery: 'This is a guy that we felt ovc provi des great ·durability QlLQ A!.!. :rwn· and versatility in the pen," 1-0 5-4 Chesapeake Shapiro said. "He can give 1-0 2-4 Rock Hill us multiple innings and can 1-1 4-5 Fairland close IJallgames." 1-1 1-7 River Valley Jimenez, 30, is Co lorado's 0-1 6-1 Coal' Grove career saves leader with 0-1 1-7 South Point I02. He had 20 save s last season despite a 2- 10 record Non-League and 5.22 ERA. He appeared AU. Tham in 63 games with seven 5-2 Wahama Pete Rose smiles as he signs a copy of his book' , "My Prison Without Bars" at a boo. k signing on the first day of release starts. Ohio Valley Christian _ 5-3 Shapiro said he's confiThursday in Ridgewood , N.J . (AP) · 5-3 Hannan ' ' dent Jimenez wi ll bounce · 1-8 South Gallia back from hi s struggle s last · season. "Thi s is a guy whose stuff didn ' t ctrop off but Jike . many pitchers struggled in Tod-y's games Associated Press. "It's not right. So how American way, I really don't," Rose , Colorado last year," Shapiro Boys Basketball BY RONALD BLUM said. ' can I win? How can I win if people . said. Associated Press Jackson at Gallia Academy Jimenez saved a team alternated between pleas for forHe aren't going to be fair with me?" . . River Valley at Fairland 41 games in 2002 for record Now 62, his hair thinner and hts giveness and the cotkiness he made · OVC at Hannan NEW YORS: - Pete Rose.is an angry tummy chubbier, Charlie Hustle craves famous during a record-setting playing the Rockies . He pitched a Meigs at Vinton County man. no:hitter as a rookie in 1999 a full, free and unconditional !ardon career that stretched from 1963 to 1986. He feels he's done. his pan, confessed from baseball commissioner Bu Selig. Wearing a bright re\1 pullover in a suite . Eastern at Miller with St. Loui s. that he bet on basebalL But instead of He wants to get into the Hall of Fame - at a Manhattan hotel. he sat back and . Agent Adam Katz sa id ,Southern atTrimble absolution, he keeps hearing more con- but whai'he really W:l\lts is the chance to reflected, leaned forward and vented. Athens at Point Pleasant Jimenez has ·gone back and demnation: His apology came too l11te, manage a major league team agam. . In his second autobiography, "Pete forth between starter and Wahama at Tolsia was in since~e. upstaged th'e Hall of Rose: My Prison Without Bars," he. reliever but is comm itted to . Rose says a reinstatement w1th restnc- · Girls Basketball Fame and brought him more money. finally confessed that he bet on the pitching out of the bullpen lions would be unfair. bVC at Hannan "Now you're coming clean, and it's , "I don't know if they would ever say, Cincinnati Reds while he managed the in Clevela~d. . Wrestling , _ Iilli good enough.", he s~id 'Il)ursday . 'W_e'll n:illstate'yoiJ !J_ul' you can:t work Jimene z essentially POint Pleasant at JCI Tourney 'during a 30-minute mtervrew With Tfie in baseball.' I don't think-- that 's the Pleaie~eec.Rose. Bl-~ re places· Danys'" Baez-. whe sig ned a two-year deal with Saturday's games Tampa Bay earlier this Boys Basketball · week. Yinton County at Southern The Indians plan to use Girts Basketball Wickl)lan as the closer and Coal Grove at South Gallia David Ri sl(!:, Scott Stewart. Warre·n at Meigs ·Bobby Howry and Jimenez Eastern at Eastern (Pike) as setup men . Rafael making money from the admission . -"-- plu s you profit fro~ it." ASSOCIATED PRESS Wre1t11ng Betancourt and Jack . Morgan also criticized the timing of Rose hopes h1s admiSSIOn, after 14 Cressend will likely round River Valley lnvitatiQnal . the book's release: the same week the years of public denials, will helf end . out the bullpen. oe Morlan accused former team. H . all of Fame announced its new his lifetime ban from basebal and J Shapiro said lhe ·signing Monday's games d land him in the Hall of Fame. 10 of Jimenez completes the mate Pete ose of lacking sincerity in .. u,ctees . · 1 15 · Morgan a vice chairman for baseBoys Basketball · his admission he bet on baseball and · · I :m. gla? tha,t Pete Rose fmal ·ball's Haii of Fame said he has yet to team's free agent acquisiDuval at Hannan of trying to cash in on the disclosure admtttmg that he bet on base all r·ead the book, which was released tions . Girls Basketball in his new book. .. · , · games when ~e was ,the manager of He said addi ng Jimenez, Morgan, a Hall of Farner who the Cmcmnatt ~~ds , Mo!gan wrote Thursday, but he has heard and read Gallia Academy at Warren Stewart and Howry was a . Coal Grove at River Valley Played . with Rose when the on ESPN.com .. But I o,y1sh he h~d rer.otts about its contents. better way . for him to Cincinnati Reds . won the World acknowledged h,ts gamblm&m a dtf• 'I know I haven 't ·seen a gen mne Southe'rn at South Gallia improve the Indians for next Series in 1975-76, said Rose should ferent form.at. I m d1sappomted that apology from Rose yet ," wrote Wahama at Meigs season, rather than sign an have been "standing up arid apologiz- h~ ,chose th1s course. Morgan, an ESPN baseba!l . an~lyst. Logg.n at Point Pleasant average starting pitcher. ing for what he's done," instead of Wntmg a book ~~the easy, way out "Nor have I seen any contntton. Duval at Hannan ; ~y,.,., '• 4 \, ;,;!" " .• 'i ... . Prep schedule . .. 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Charitable donations from Iraqi s and · Americans enabled a humanitarian group to bring Warveen and six-year-old Chra Rashid from their hometown in Northern Iraq to Columbus for the surgery. The Kurdish girls' congenital heart d.efects ' had kept them from attending school. 'These two girls were given the gift of life," said Dr. Mark Galantowicz, codirector of the Children's Hospital Heart Center. "It involved hundreds of people and hundreds of thousands of dollars that were donated ·, graciously." Medical treatment was unavail;~ble for the girls in their war-torn homeland. "Because of all the years of persecution, the (Iraqi) health system has not allowed places where these girls live to ha,ve cardiac units,... said Dr. Pary Karadaghi, executive director of the Kurdish Human Rights Watch. · Garden 'Valley, Texasbased . Mercy Ships, which provides medical treatment to people in· developing countries, paid to fly the girls and' 'their parents from Baghdad to Columbus. , On Wednesday, Warveen walked into a hospital conference room on wol?bly legs - after being in a wheelchair for two. years. · "Thank you so much to everybody," Warveen's. father, Tahseen Khalil. said through an interpreter at the news conference. Warvee n's congenital heart disease had prevented sufficient blood from getting to her lungs and enough oxyge n to her body. She became exhausted easily.. A I 0-hour surgery performed two weeks. ago core rected the problem. Chra underwent surgery to close a hole between two lower chambers of her heart, while a small vessel was opened wider and an obstruction was removed. "Every time I looked at her, she had purple lips. Now she has red lips," said her father, Sarbast Rashid. Bl ~ . 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I bet on so and so he satd Mmgan and others satd Rose should have Hayman tallied four other pomts Southern goes to South Galha Monday whtle Southern rallted m the second penod but as Eastern ts at Eastern Ptke Saturday made hts admtsston at a news conference not lime would tell the damage had been done m a for profit venture I dtdn t do th1s book tor money I dtd the book to explrun myself, ts Rose s response 'The people who don I ltke It wtll say You re sellmg your confession I confessed 14 months ' DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 2004 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 30 Fees are Four Dollars 1ago ($4 00) lor each dog, male or female Kennel Fees are Twenty Dollars ($20 00) To otltaln And he brushes astde the anger from people license by mall complete and return application to Nancy Parker Grueser, Meigs County who were upset the book came out this week Auditor 100 E Second Street, Pomeroy OH 45769 Enclose a self·addressed, stamped takmg attenllon away from the elecllon of Paul envelope with a check for the price of the license Mohtor and DenmS' Eckersley to the Hall of -~---------------------------------------------------------------------------------Fame Rose sa1d the pubhcauon date was set by OWNER OF DOG the pubhsher and that tf detatls of the book hadADDRESS n t leaked out m advance everytbmg would TELEPHONE TO~NSHIP have been OK ' It seems ltke no matter what I do tt s HAIR AGE SEX COLOR wrong he satd I mean tf I wruted ttl march BREED FEES ~ 1: I d have been mterfenng wtth spnng trmmng If ~ ~ ~ "" _g Year Month Male Female IF KNOWN PAlO ~ ~ j!!l 0 (!) ' ... I watted Ul the AIF-Star game I m trymg to Ul cfi ' " ~ I~ take away from the All·Star game? ' I ~ " I He hopes all the controversy won't hurt his ' chances for the Hall of Fame tf he ever ' I ' I becomes eh&tble on the ballot He doesn'rthmk the voters wtll hold 11 agmnst htm 'The wnters are fatr, he satd 'They are some wnters that won t vote for anybody At ttmes tt seems hke the hts Rl'lmary com· fon ts the fans, the ones who cheered as he ~ot • a record 4 236 htts, the ones who cheered htm dunng on· field appearances at the World Senes I, m I999 and 2002. He can rectte uccom]lhshments and recollec· ' ' uons of old feats as tf they occurred yesterday The confidence Is still there, the hunger to ' achteve, the wtllpower he thmks that can carry through any trouble But the ban and the five.month prison term he served on tax charges did pierce that tough . 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FARlll EQUIPMENT John Deere 4UO t actor power sh It & dua s John Dee e 7000 B ow con ptante not dry e t! ze cal 304 675 4308 New Holland 3 baa e S hage Wagon on 10 ton NH Gear "52 900 excellen t cond I on (740 643 2285 r II~\ & GH.<\IN 40 ound bales hay second cull ng 740 992 2143 (740)992 6373 sell Buy 0 Ave ne At 1124 E n ques ast Ma n Ea Corn 900 bushel on SA 124 E Pome oy 740 $ M 2 50 xed Hay sq bales 992 2526 Russ Moo e $2 50 ound ba es $20 ~""'i!'i"e~ r. ,_-----, Sto ed r; ba n (74 o) 44 6 ~ ML~iCEIIANtXlUS 1062 ..__iil\<tiiiEiiRiiCii:HANiiiiriiiDoiiiSf~pl -Fo_r_S_a-le_ H_a_y -a-bo_u_ 2_000 _ '· bales S2 00 pe ba e Phone 5 KV Generato r Electr c (740)446 7857 sta t gov surp us $500 - - - - - - - (740)992 3343 af e 4pm 7tt K 7h x 1011 Stor~e bu td ngs (304)675 7163 SqtJare bales fo sale 1s and 2n d cutt ng $2 00 and 53 00 per ba e (740)245 Babybed w mall ass bed diJgnew 2P1Bullpups 12 9044 weeks oll1 Cu o cab ne II~\ '\"ii'OI~ I \110\ k ng s ze waterbed com p ete Gun cab net hod s 8 guns chest type reezer p tJS baby !ems Ca (740)245 9398 befo e 2 pm I no answer leave mes_:;age $500 POLICE MPOUNDS Hondas Chevys Jeeps etc & I eturn you call Cars f om $500 Fo list ngs 1800719 3001 ext3901 JET0 AERATION MOTORS Che y Cap ce Aepa red New & Rebu In 1985 Class c 2 d ally whee s Sock Call Ron Evans good cond garage kept BOO 537 9528 $1500 304 882 2936 HOUSFHOI Home w1th 3 Acres In West Coluf'('lbia across lrom Ballfield Pr ced below appraisal $45 000 (304)773-5343 Cadmus Large lvlngroom d nlng & kitchen 3 bed rooms full basement har.d wood floors Priced upon nspectlon {740)379 2S40 LAB PUPS AKC yellow chaco a e and back snots and wo mad 6wks o d $200-$350 (304)633 7552 \litH Quality brick buln home In grea1 ne ghborhoOd Convent to Holzer & Rio Grande 3 bedroom 2! oath updated kitch en with tile roar family room wlth fireplace large laundry roorn $120000 Call (740 )441 1237 8 rm Ranch full basement 3 bedroom 21/2 baths 2 1/2 acres F: R co11e ed deck $99 900 no land con tactl (740)446 2198 PF.ts FOR SALE NEW AND USED STEEL Stee Beams P pe Reba For Cone ete Ang e Channe Flat Bar S eel For D a ns S2 495 997 Caval er Z 24 Two 2 bedroom apts to ent Grat ng n Sy acu se $200 deposol D veways & Walkways L& L oaaed $3 295 1996 & $330 pe m'tlnth rent me ude Scrap Metals Open Monday 1999 Satu n 1995 Cutlass water sewe & t ash suff Tuesl1ay Wednesday & Cea Othes nsock cent ncome equred to Fr day Bam 4 30pm C osed Cook Motors Satu day & qual y for rent 740 378 Thursday (740)446 0103 Sunday (740)446 7300 6111 -------LS Upsta rs one bed oom Rem ngton Model 1100 apartment at 651 2nd Ave GA Vent R b Beaut u Gun Ga hpoh s Rent $350 pe and hard to f nd n t6 GA month & $350 depos $1050 Also Ithaca Mode requ red 6 mos tease 37 Pump 16 GA 30 FtJI wate trash pad Call Ear y Gun Deluxe Wood Debbe or Judy at (740)446 Aa a Ba rei Lery.gth Looks 995 Ford Esco LX fo New $700 I onton Oh o 7323 (L brary) pats $350 740 992 2 143 740 533 3870 II \\I >lSI (740)992 6373 Sold oak 3 pc bedroom 0 su te w mattress & bo~~: 1995 four door Bu ck Rega Gootv; ~P ngs pad $2 000 ask ng V6 'Ah e wgay ntero 104 000 m les eKce len 080 17401992 0039 cood t on $3200 (740)985 27 n Mtsub sh. coo t v Ta e htch used for tovr;g 3504 or 740 985 3813 p cttJre 1n p1ctu e Excellen auto beh nd moto home condton $t50 Cal Best offe Call (740)446 1999 Ford W nd sta \lery (740)388 04 t6 n ee ow m les Owne II 4972 needs someone to take ove payments (740)44 1 1236 f no answe eave a me ssage Fu nlshed small apart ~--~---ents.Jor r.e:nt Living room Dinette table s K chars HOUSf.S k chen bedroom & bath couch char & ecllner Sell i'OR RENT ; 5 eacn all utilities pad al lo $250 (740)446 3374 ept electric (304)675 "' Good Used Appl ances 5 2 bedroom house on large Recond tloned an d 101 beautiful setting br duplex 2 br apart Guaranteed Washers S4SO!mo plus deposit ~all ants & 2 br 1'1ou~e 1 w D yers Ranges and (740)517 5388 u II fu nished low rent & Refrlga ators Some star1 at p 304 675-2050 $95 Skaggs Appliances 76 2 bedroom LR OR/kitchen " " ' • " - ' - - ' - - - - - - VIne St (740)448 7398 ut lily room ba&h storage 1-rAUTIPUL APART shed 42 Henkle Avt Call AT BUDGET Late model Estate washer (7>40).4•6 93 13 PR CES AT JACKSON by Wh rlpool $75 2 other Middleport ..EI ATE& 52 Westwood white wasners $65 each 2 bedroom from $~ to $442 A mond GE dryer $65 Ca I plus deposit Dr 5300 {740)992.0175 Wal 10 shop & movies Call (740)446 9066 after 6pm ~::.:.:::...:;..cc:__ _~ 74 482588 Equal 2 BR waterl1rash paid no Hou lng Opportunity Mollohan Carpet 202 Clark pets references & deposit Chapel Road Porter Ohio required near porter 388 CO VENIENTLY I:.OCAT (740)446 7444 1 877 830 1100 ED ·~AFFORDABLE! 9162 Free Estimates Easy TQwn ouae apartm ents financing 90 day s same as house & mobile nomes cash VIsa/ Master Card 2br References & deposit FOR ENT Cal (740)441 DrMt a tnte save alot No Pets (304}s7 1111 Jr appllcal on & nto 162 LC Call 614 208 3476 for de1alls 2 bedroom n Gallipolis 911 4th Ave Muat Sel $19 000 Call(740)446-8585 It B19 V1and St pt Pleasant 2 br full basement $400 00 + ut ref & dep 304 675 B902 34 AC for sale by owner n V nlon Co unl ", on Slate Tra11er tor rent deal for one Route 160 close to Galt a or two people No pels ret County line some tmbe erences (740)441..01B1 HOMI"S Goons De ghtfu 1 & 2 BR un ts near Holzer C A h gh elf c ency gas fu naces Ou et locat on $359 to $485 (740)446 2957 Fo en! 1 b apt located 1215 Vand St Pt Pleasant $25000 a mon 304 576 14x70 w expando m 1he 224 7 MOBil E HoM~ Camp Conley a ea $300 00 FOR SALE "'---iiiiiiiiiiiiioo_.l a month 304 675 B903 Furn shed one bedroom Apt c ean no pets Must be w 11 14x70 mob le home 980 3 br 1 ba cove ed front homes close to town ng to g ve refe ences Phone (304)675 1386 po ch rear deck needs (740)256 6574 m nor work &TLt; W II pay to Gracious v ng 1 and 2 bed move CHEAP I $6750 2 bedroom n Pomeroy No oom apartments a V lage pets $350/month wa1er OBO Debb e 740 446 245 Mano and Avers de ncluded Secu •l y n M ddlepo I 2003 16x80 Oakwood 3 depos tlreferences Hud Apartmer;ls From $295 5444 Ca 1 740 bedroom 2 bath w/appl approved (740)992 5477 ances must be moved 992 5064 Equa Hous ng 2 bedroom mob le home 1n even ngs (740)949 2446 _o.:..pp:...o_rt_un_l_e_s_ _ _ _ Porter Water tras l'1 sewer $2B5 Rent S2B5 97 mob e home educed to pa1d set 14K80 3 br 2 ba AC all depos t (740)388 9325 appliances W/D ready to move 1n Lot 24 Fam1ly Pr de Modern 1 br apt No pets MH Park 274 1833 or 304 $250 month ncludes water 26 1 3816 $100 depOSit (740)446 2 bedroom mob e home 3617 Fleetwood mob1le home for Sp nng Val ey area sate 2 br C A porch out $300/rent + $250/deos t Modern one bedroom apt bid take over payments 304 or 740-446 0390 Call (740)441 6954 675 3146 - - - - - - -(740)675-2'900 New Haven 1 b Get Your Moneys Worth 2 bedroom WW ca pet apt dep & ref no pets #0308 Save Stock wood deck very very n ce (740)992 0165 $5 130 00 In Gall pols Phone Save Stock #D314 Ta a Townhouse (740)446 2003 or (740)446 $9630 00 Apartments Very Spac ous 1409 Save Stock 110323 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 $9 160 00 2 br 1 112 ba exc cond ref 1!2 Bath Newly Ca peted Save req no pets on Sandh II Rd Adu t Pool & Baby Pool Stock #0324 $10 95000 Pat10 Sta""t "'$385 Mo No 304 675 3834 Preparation S te Pels Lease Plus Secur ty Oakwood mobile Depos Foundations SeptiC 2000 Requ red Days home 14XBO 3 bed oom 2 740 446 3481 Systems our Specialty Even ngs Coles Mob Ia Homes bath total electuc central 740 367 0502 15266 u S 50 E Athens a r Asklng $21 500 00 Can OhiO 45701 1 740 592 move or rent lot tor $100 Ca (740)992 9263 or 1972 (740)992 2858 ~:--~,-----, 10 roaRENr 1734 ACKMGE Housrnow APAIUMEI\TS I .,,.__...,_ _ _ __, 2000 Fo d Focus 4 d BLJILDING Maroon auto a Am FM SLIPPLI£S cassetto 54995 00 ) 2001 Saturn Sc 2 3 d d Bock brick sewer p pes Coupe Blue auto a r t II 'w ndows ntels etc Claude c use PMI P L $6995 00 wnters R 0 Grande OH, A verv ew Motors 2 bocks Ca 7 40 245 5121 above Pomeroy Mason nr.-. b idge lmmed ate tlnanclng c r..l:-, ava ab e 740 992 34~ FOR SALE 2000 Neon $4 300 2000 Adorab e !-'oodl es AKC Sephia $3 195 2000 male 2 months female 4 Taurua SE $4 395 999 months Vet checKed shots Lum na $3 995 1998 currant (740) 379 2639 Accent $2 395 1998 Sunf re $3 695 199B Neon AKC Lab (Butch} pups Will $2 995 1995 lntrep d ES be ready , 12 04 Call $2695 1994 LHS 52195 17 40)388 89B7 1997 Voy~ger $3 695 1996 Carava n 52 695 1996 Cava le $2 895 86 Irock AKC Reg Siberian Husky S 1600 994 Asplra 5 Sl 495 1997 Mazda 626 em a e 12 weeks old both $ t 695 1995 Taurus $ 1 895 ha\le ce blue eyes has had tst shots & wormed parents Rome Auto Sales on pram ses 304 773 5730 (740)886 1343 !550 I;; r ~~~e ~! 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Cottag Idea for couple wl Coc!,er Spaniel puppy buft 2001 Ponttec Sunf re 2 amall child $275 DO a mon male ~ 0 weeks old $125 door 30 000 miles CO Oak rol top desk $200 ca I ask for Nancy 304-875 5540 auto $4 500 (740)256 1618 Col (74 0)446 4233 304 675-1449 or 304 67s.-402• • �Friday, .January 9, 2004 Friday, January 9, ·2004 ~LLEVOOP ., Announcements Announcements WALLEYE American Leclon FISH FRY Rutland Post &&7 · Seveflll special c•mes for eldra money. All packs you can pity ~ Sunday, Jan. 11, 2004 11:00 am· 6:00pm Rutland American Legion · 6:30p.m. All-You· Can -Eat Fish, Cole Slaw. Baked Beans $6.00 Includes Drinks· Hot Dogs Also Available Meals to Go Starbunt S800 Lucky IIIII Games EVERYONE WELCOME · Acapulco Cold Bilek Up $1600.00 Board 5300.00. S1900.00 If you bit Back Up ~.,r~.o-•roiiAiii~ii~iiiiu;iio"_,..I r40 MoroRcvcus 96 ,Ol dsmobile Cierra 4- 1999 Honda 400 AX many door, power steering, new parts. $2,850, 740-992 brakes, windows, cruise 2143. (740)992·6373 oontrol, AJC . 101.000 miles. Good condiiion. We ll main- 2001 Harley Davidson. talned . $2, 500.00 (740) 949- ·Supe r Glide. Has less than 3,000 miles on it asking 2649 - -- - 96 Pontiac Grand Am, 4 GOz, · $11 ,500 (740)446-3374. Pomeroy Eagles 71 Halesh M. Patel MD,FACP ''Eiete" Band Friday & Saturday Internal Medicine Medical Oncology 8-12 Racine Gun Club 530West Union Street Suite C Athens, Ohio 45701 Phone: (740) 592-5918 Office Hours: 8am-Spm (Mon-FrU Benefit Shoot for Tom Filch Saturday, January 10 12:00 pm Buckshot & Slugs Euchre Tues . • Ka.raoke Wed .& Fri Pool Tourn . Thursday Band Sat. Symmes Creek 9·1 For Sa le- 2003 Kawasaki 6pm. shape- $ I ,800. Call 74 0 2 56 11 3 5 ;;:;~·;;,;:.,·.;...;;;,·::---::-""1 eo AmU PARIS & ACLlNiORru; Pontiac Bonneville. nice run· '--oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioo... ning - car, $_2 ,500. Call 96 Ford P1ck Up. Wrecked, (740)446-8585 straight 6 motor. standard "'r~-~~--....., transmission, 4 new tires. TRu~· Lno:~ 74()..6 45-29 50 or 740-388- • FOR SAlE 0173. (evenings}. '-I I In II I ..., 94 Chevy 5 10, 2.2 lite r, 2WO, 'febuilt motor has 8,000 miles. lots. of new parts. $1.900 0 80. (740)245·5 122. t£ 10 HOME IMPROVEMEN'ffi Lw..;liiiiillioiliiiill-_.1 BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime guarantee. Local relerences fur..__ _ _ _ _ _... nished . Establi shed 1975. I V4-ANSWDs& · Call 24 Hrs. (740) 446· 96 F350 Power Stroke, 4x4, 0870, Rogers Basement loaded. 121 ,000 miles. Waterproofing. Phone (740)245-0331 leave Ea~h has full I yea r warranty on pur1s a.nd labor. Priced from $5,000.& $13,000 w/oplions available. • 7 ~ . • 8 5 ; · ttU 7 64 32 ... A Q J 2 South A • • 4 As always we.stlll ha\'e hydraulic hoses. oil and ftpair cylinders. . CALL T&D HYDRAULICS, . ask for Terry @ 740-985-4384 K K K K ' J 9 -1 2 Q a 10 8 6 Dealer: South Vulne ra ble : Eas t-West South West Pass Pass ,. ! NT North 2-f• •• East Pass All pass Opening lead : t 4 Machine Shop Service Windows • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL 119 W Second St. FREE ESTIMATES 750 East State Street Phone (740,593·66?'11 7 40-992-7599 Athens, Ohio UIUSPIImiG / / AS ~ tJNl>ifl.STANl> IT, If T~t ~NGitNT tillti~S ~Al> t4AI> TtLtVISION TO \ WATG~ ANl> Vll>tO tiAMtS TO PLAY, vlt viOtJLl>N'T It STlJG~ vi IT~ Ai,L T~lf STtJPil> /-' j(~L. :/" #~ Machine Quilting· Regulated 5tltcb 18 Patterns 4vallable · TH' PRESCRIPTION DOC GAVE ME MAY CAUSE at buy quilt tops TIREDNESS, 9 miles from Pl . Pleasant on Sand Hi// Road. ETHEL ORR MAW!! would like to thank everyone that remembered her with cards and letters over the past year. Hill's Self Storage Northview Senior I GOTTA TAKE FIVE TIMES A DAY--WIF FER YOU!! iI I ! FOO'D!! ' j' ••• • ~____::~A Dean Hill New&: Used ;THE BORN LOSER 475 South Church St. · Ripley, WV 25271 Living Center Jamestown, ON 43031 a message. :I[ WO~YTI-\P-.1 YOU'~f.WORKIN6""'1 . FJ: EtUO'I ~\'\ ; 100 1-\P-.W,CJ-\\E.r! I~ ' mlt-.~G YOU t>O TO U~•. . Wit-It>? 1-800.822-0417 .v·s #I Chevy. Pontiac. Buick, O!ds ' & C ustom Va n Deale r.; ' fo.N'i· . f\Or.l OH(t\ v- "'I · .... l &.UE.VE \f\1.'. {j>.:;,\"1\t'\E. WI\') OC.C.(>..~\Ot'l/>o..L ! IN 19971 Glo.M'C. Of .i r---,.----- 1 A.:./'- three tricks: two hearts and the clu·b ace. A diamond ruff would defeat the contract. But how could West, who clearly held no points , get on lead? Perhaps he ·had the club 10. Hoping so. East shilled to the club jack. SOuth , more in hope than exp ectation. put on his king. Then he overtook the spade jack with dummy's queen an? asked lor a heart. East went in _with the ace and continued with th e club two . If declarer had been careful, he would have put up his 10. winning tt1e trick and making his contract But supposedly he resignedly shrugged his shoulders •and played low. West won with hi ~ nine and returned a diamond for East to rut!: one IN THE COMMON Pomeroy, Meigs degrees east 230 feet; norlh 81 PLEAS COURT, PRO· County, Ohio, ·an the thence BATE DIVISION 13th day of February, deg•ees west 322 COUNTY, · 2004, at 10:00 a.m., teet; thence north 26 MEIGS the following lands 112 degrees east 250 OHIO . IN THE MATTER OF and teneinents; local· feet; thence south 74 SETTLEMENT OF eci at 2020 Liberty degrees east 166 feat ACCOUNTS, PRO· Avenue, Pomeroy, .OH to the place of beglnBATE COURt MEIGS 45769. A complete nlng, containing 1· legal description of 261100 acres and COUNTY, OHIO being the same lot Accounts and vouch- the real estate Is as ers bl the following follows: deeded by Dabney hairs to Wm. Hopkins named fiduciary has Parcel No. t : been Iliad In the Tho following real by deed dated march 1876, and Probale Court, Meigs estate situated In lhe 2nd, County, Ohio lor Village of Pomeroy, recorded In Vol. 48, approval and settle- County of Meigs and Pages 275-276 of the ment. State of Ohio, and In Records of Deeds of township 2, Meigs County, Ohio. ESTATE NO. 29777· tho The Filth and Final Rimge 13 and In Lots Parcel No. 3: Account of Nancy Nos. 307 and 308 and The following Broderick, Trustee of bounded . and described real estate situate In the village , tho Non-testamentary described as follows: Trull of George DaYid Beginning at the of Pomeroy, In tho southwest corner of county oO.Ielgs and Buskirk. Unlasa excapllons lot of 59/100 acres State ol Ohio ,- In are flied thereto, said sold by C. W. Township 2, flange t 3 account will be sat lor Dabney's heirs to as follows, to-wit: hearing before said Adam Bentz; thence Beginning at the Court on tha 9th day south 56 degrees t 2' Norlheast corner of a of February, 2004, at West 110 feet across lot sold lo Wm. which lime said a run; thence south Hopkins by C.W. account will be con- 13 degrees 55' east Dabney's heirs In tho sidered and contln· 316 feet to lha north 100 Acre Lol No. 307; uad from day to day · line of a lot sold by lhance north 89 1/4 until finally disposed Charles w. Dabney to degrees east 2671eet: A.S. ·Darrow In 1865; thence soflth 21 112 of. .. Any pereon Inter· lhenco following said degrees west 329 astad may file written line south 38 degrees feet; thence south 36. axcaptil;>n to aald east 198 feet; thence degrees west 102 account or to matters south 74 degrees feat; thence north 12 pertaining to the exa- east 228 leal; thence degrees west 400 feel cullon o1 the trust, north 85 112 degrees canlalnlng 1-2811 DO not laos than live East 268 feet: thence acres, more or lass. days prior lo .the date north 7 112 degrees Parcel No.4: eat lor hearing. West . 75 .leal to the The following real J. Scott Powell ' sough .corner of a lot estale sltuala In tho of one and 28/100 County of Meigs, and Judge ., Pleas acres sold lo George_ State of Ohio, and In Common Probale Sauer; lhonci; north tho Village of Court, · 12 degrees Wast 170 pomeroy, Baing in the Division feet to the soulhaast east hal.! of 100 acre Malga County, Ohio corner of a lot sold Lots 306 and 307. (1, 9 Wm. H<!pklns; thence Beginning at tho along said Hopkins crooked oak tree south line north 81 . Public Notice southeast of tho now degrees west 3221eet . barn ; thence South IN THE COMMON to the south corner of 34 degrees J;ast 267 PLEAS COURT OF a lot of ten and 61100 feat; thence south 74 MEIGS COUNTY, acres sold lo Gaorge degrees East 151 OHIO Jolley; thance along feet; thence North 89 iiOM.E NATIONAL aald Jolley's aouth· degreea ' Eaal 75 feet BANK_,_- "' waat.Une-north-34-1/2 ·thence North- U " PLAIN'I]FF degreea weal 266feet degraea West 2191aet VB . to BantZ south aaet to a stump; thanca al:ORGE BRICK~ES, line; thence along North 18 112 degrees JFt. AKA · GEORGE oald line ·aouth 56 Weal 329 feat to the BRICI(LES , AKA degrees 12' weot 31 place Of beginning, GEROGE BRICKLE&, feet to llld Bantz containing · 1·32/1ET AL IPUtheaat · corner; acres, more or laaa. DEFENDANTS • thence along hit lln.a Reference Deed: CASE NO. 03 CV 63 north 35 degree• Volume 48, Page 369,NOTICE OF SALE weot I 00 l01t and 9 11'1ei111 County Official By vlrtuo of an lncheo to the ptaca of Recordo. Order 91 Sale IIIUed beginning, containing Auditor'• Parcel Noe.: out · of liMo Common 4-601100 acr11 , more · 18·00501 .000, 16• Pl..I Court of Melge - or teoo. 00502.000 and t 8· 00503.000. County, Ohio, In the Parcel No. 2: can of .. the home T~e ·following . The ·above deacrlbed Netlonal • llenk, cleecrlbed real ntlde · real aat~le Ia aold "aa Plaintiff, va. Gaorga eltuet~ In t,h• Village 11" without werranttel Brlckl.., Jr. aka of Pomeroy, County or covenants. . Gaorga Brlcklaa aka of Melga and Stata of P R 0 P E R T · Y Garoge Brlcklll, 11 Ohio, and being ln~the ADDRESS: 2020 al., Defllndenta, upon eaat hall of tOO Ac Liberty Avenue, a ·Judgment therein Lot .No. · 307, nd Pomeroy, OH 45769 rendand, being Cete detcrlbed uloliowl: REAL ESTATE Nci. 03-CV-63 .In Nid Beginning at. . a APPRAISED AT: Court, the Sheriff of atake No. · 4 at tile St 2,ooo.oo· the real Matge County, Ohio, northwaet corner of estate cannot be eold Wlil offer for Nil II ·Whit . Wll formerly for iBII than twaliMo front door of !be G.H. · Jolley 's lot; · thirds lha appraised courthouee In thence eouth 12 value. pin set and passing bids lor thl. purposa Y.. i,;lf,,, lfl .., ch</1',,,. an Iron pipe found at of elevatlon(a) to Jll45 SR 315 sale, balance on 19.BO feet, thence structure• lor Hazard ' unpvllle. OH delivery of dHd. Sold crosalng the lots of Mitigation In Rutland 740_741 _1076 subject to 2003 and Stout and Owens ofll· Townahlp. A residenaccrued 2004 . real clal records 10 page tial atructure, at 5kb'l. Cut. estate taxes. 679, south 16 dag. 03' 35133 Leading Creek Wr"'p It ', ALL SHERIFF'S 4B" wast, 142.34 laat Road J.!lddieport OH · SALES OPERATE to an Iron pin set, 45760, Is tho pro· ~ residential ;•for an,,· UNDER THE DOC· thence continuing to Posed TRINE OF CAVEAT cross the lots of hpma lor elevation . : . EMPTOR. PROSPEC· Stout and Owens offl· that will Include gen· construction, Keith & Gloria Oiler TIVE PURCHASERS clal recorda 10 page ·era I ARE URGED TO 679, south 13 dog 48' electrical; HVAC: and CHECK FOR LIENS iN 15" easl; 138.83 feet plumbing compo· YOUNG'S to the centerline of nenta. THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS Loading Creek Road · All bids ahall be COUNTY, OHIO. THE and passing an Iron aubmlited In a sealed marked: MEIGS COUNTY pin set at 110.161eat, envelope Room Additions & following Btd·Rutland • Remodeling SHERIFF MAKES NO thence GUARANTEE AS TO Leading Creek Road Township. Hazard • New Garages THE STATUS OF the next lour (4) bear· Mitigation Elevation • Elec:tr!Qal & Plumbing TITLE PRIOR TO lngs and dlsll!nces; and must be received • Roofing & Gutter• SALE. lhance aouth 57 deg. to the attention of • Vinyl Siding & Painting Douglas W. Little, 24' 32" west, 33.95 Robart Guantter Jr. • Patio and Porch Deck• Attorney lor Plaintiff feet to a point; · RFG AssociateS, Inc., Reduced Winter Ratas (1, 9, 16,23 Thence south 61 dag Agent, Rutland V.C. YOUNG Ill 41' 15" wast; 51.55 Township, PO Box 992-6215 feet,. to a point; 2112, Zanaavllla OH Pomeroy, Ohio Public Notice Thanes south 67 deg. 43702·2112. Bids 22 '(ears Local 13' 11". west; 33.76 niust be delivered or SHERIFF'S. SALE OF feat to a point; received at the office REAL ESTATE Thence lOUth 73 dag. of RFG Asaoclatea, Case Number 44' 50"' west; 64.23 Inc., 2556 Ball Street, 03·CV-D58 feel to a point. being Zaneavll.ta, OH 43701· Wachovla Bank of tha true point . of 2112 by Noon, Bryan Reeves Delaware, National b e g I 11. n I n g . . January 30, . 2004. New Homes, Assoclallon,lka First ContalnlniJ 1.0831 Bleil will be opened . , Room Additions, Union National eank · acres more or lass. and read at 12:01 PM Subject to all legal on the same data at of Delaware .Garages, Pole of · RFQ Plalntlll easements, . leaaee, office Buildings, Roofs, vs and rights of way of Asaoclatas, Inc. Siding, Decks, Alan D. Stoul, at al record. Iron pin seta lnatructlono·to. bid· Kitchens, Drywall Defendants are 518" x 30" rebar ders, apeclllcatlona, Court of common with plaetlc I.D. caps drawings, and bid &More Pleas labeled PMR &196, all form outlining tho FREE ESTIMATES! Meigs County, Ohio olher monuments are termaoand conditions lo pursuance of an as noted, be the same of the po'oposad pro)· . 740-742-341,t,( Order of Sale to me more or teas, .b ut aub- act may be obtained dlrecled from said ject to an legal high· by· lntareetad blddera Court In the above ways. by contacting Robert entitled action, I will Parcel Nos.: 34· GuenH~r Jr., Agent, al expose to sale at pub- 1897378 p·roperty .(740) 454-3724. 30410 lie auction at the Addrasa: Tha auccallalul Courthouse on Nichols · Road, bidder niuat have February 27, 2004 at Middleport, Ohio lneurance and aecura 10:00 a.m., of aald • 45760 a bid/ performance day, the following· Prior Instrument bond lor tho project. deacrlbed rsal estate: Reference Volume 84, NO PRE BID MEET· Situated In the Page 86 & Official lNG IS SCHEDULED. Townahlp of Rutland, rtcord volume 96, The Agent tor County of Melge and Page 518 Rutland Townahlp, Sta\e- of. O~lo, .. In Apprallllid. aL$65,000_ Robert GLII!ntter .4r., Section 12 Town 5 and cannot be eold resarvae the right to North, Ran~e 14, lor 1111 than two· waive any lnlormall· Waat. Beginning for thlrdl of the !lee, reject any or reference at the appraltad value . bide end to hold euch southeaat corner of terma of Sale: 10% bide lor • period of Section 12, thence clown on day of ,ale; alxty (60, dlye before weal 1630 feet to a balance upon dellv· taking any action and 33795 Hiland Rd. point, thence north ary of the deed. to award a contract to 2360 1111 to the Inter· Ralph TruoS!IIi the lowaet raepon· Pomeroy, Ohio taction of Nichola Melgt County Shariff and moll elva Road and .Ludlng Karl H. Schlllllder, reeponolbil bidder. .Thle prolect 11 ~lng k Roaa being ·~· Eeq. true .. point of begin- Maguire & Schnsldllf, funded by 1 .. rtety ~ nlnglor the following. LL. P. federal granta from datcrlbed 'realeatata, 250 Civic Center Federal Eme1'fjency thence folio"!fng Drive, Suite 200 Management Agency and . US Nichola Road north Columbut, Ohio (FEMA, 01 .deg. 30' 54" tilt, 43215 · Department of 34U4feet to a point, 614-224-1222 Houolng and Urban • Room Addltlonl a !)evelopment (HUD,. thence · loavtng (I) 9, 18, '23 · Rtmodtllng Robert Guentter Jr., NicHola Road and lol· • New Garage• lowing tho common Agent lor the • Eltctrlcol a Plumbing Public ·Notice property line of Rutland Township • Roollng a Gutters Capehart official Hazard Mitigation • VInyl Siding a Poln,llllll recorda ·15 page 87 LEGAL NOTICE Prolect • Patio and Porch Deckli and Stout & ownea Robert Quentter (1, 9 lTC Free Estimates official recorda 10 Jr., RFG AIIOCIIIH, V. C. YOUNG Ill page 679, aouth 88 Inc. " Agent" lor 992-6215 dog. 29" 08" east ;· RutlandTownahlp will Pomeroy, Ohio ·f63.85 feet to an Iron. be accepting anted 2 Y. l ocal TERMS OF SALE: . 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Startlnc Time The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydailysentinel.com .. ' ...' • �• Page 86 • The Daily Sentinel www;mydailysentinel.com Friday, January 9, 2004 . , --------------~~------~------------------------------------------------------------------~--------. . Patriots face only te-am to .sol·ve its-defense . . BY DAilE GOLDBERG Associated Press ' Hero's welcome: Mr. Gibbs·returns to Washington learns in rushing yardage allowed, which means Edgerrin James could have a nice da¥ in support of Peyton Mannmg. who threw k>r .five TDs last week in a 41-10 win over the Broncos. But Priest Holmes could have a nice dav. too. The Colts were tied lor 21nh against the run and kept Denver from running onl y because they took a big 'early lead. Manning had a perfect 158.3 passer mting la>t week. his Second of the season. The onlv other QB with a pertect g~m1e this year w<Ls the Chiefs' Trem Green. The New England Patriots allowed just 68 points in eight home · games this season. and nearly half carne in a 38-30 victory over the Tennessee Titans in October. Still. don't expect anothef. high-scoring game when the Titans return to Foxboro on 3aturday night for what might be the best matchup of the second round of the NR playoft's. "We're two different clubs now," Tennessee coach Jeff Fisher says. "Both defenses have improved. The offenses NFC PLAYOFFS appear to be healthy, and they GREEN BAY (ll-6)AT are operating well, so it should PHtt.AORPiliA (12-4) (SUNDAY) be a different ball game." These two haven't. met in the ' The Patriots have a lot going postseason since 1960, when the for them. Eagles won their last NFL Thai victory over the Til!lflS championship at old Fmnklin was the start of a 12-game Winning streak. Six of the' wins Field agai nst Vince Lompardi's came at home, including three Packers. But they did meet mi a miny night in Green Bay in shutouts. The Patriots also are rested, a November. when the Eagles huge advan~tge at tliis point in wun 17-14 on Donovan McNabb's touchdow1.1 pa.<s to the postseason. Todd. Pinkston in the final · Since 1990. the tirst year six teams from each C<lnference minute. That gml,le wal;j a turning point made the playoffs, home teams for Green Bav, which won six of coming off a first-round bye are . its last seven regular-s~ason 43-9 in the second round. \hat games, then beat Seatlle in overalso bodes well for Kansas City. time last week. · St. Louis and Philadelphia.' Ahm<m Green had two JumOn the other hand, this has bles in the first Pliilly game, but been a season of surprises. and he hasn't ti1mbled since in 219 only two of the Patriots' 14 wins were one-sided - 31-1 0· over touches. And Bretl Favre, still the Eagles when Philadelphia wearing a splint on his right was in 1ts early season funk, and thumb, hasn 't fumbled since 31-0 over Buffalo in the· final dropping the ball three times in · week. That one atoned for an that game. opening week loss to the Bills by · Coaches Andy Reid of the Eagles and Mike Sherman of the the.same score. The Titans are coming oft· a Packers have an interesting con20-17 victory in Baltimore (road nection: Reid recommended to teams do wi11 in the tirst round). Mike Holmgren that Sherman But neither ,,quarterback Steve be hired by Green Bay. CAROLINA (12·5) AT McNair nor running back Eddie ST. Louis (12-4) George is likely lo be al full (EARLY SATIJRDAY) strength - McNair has had leg The Panthers are outsiders, <m probfems tor the last month, and upstart team that was ·I-15 t-.yo George sel.'arated a shoulder seasons ago, before John Fox against Balttrnore. Nonetheless, Tennessee pre- took over as head coach. The sents problems for New Rams are one of the NFC England. A defense that allowe;l favorites, though they gave up the Patriots to 'run for 16 1 yards the lop seeding ·by losing to in the first meeting is healthier Detroit in their last regular-seapow. The Titans held son game. The Rams have won 14 Baltimore's Jamal Lewis to just 35 yards on 14 carries; he ran for stmight home games. That doesn't seem to intimidate the 2,066 in the regular season. "If they score 30 points on us Panthers, whose front four of this time, we're in trouble." New Mike Rucker, Julius Peppers. England linebacker Willie Kris Jehkins and Brentson Buckner might be the NFL's McGinest says. Adill; cornerback Ty Law, best. ' whose interception sealed that Carolina got here.by dominatearlier victory: "We are a new ing Dalla~ and winning 29- 10. i"dtriots team. The¥ are a new ••All season long, I'm not sure Titans team. Anything that hap- that we've put together a compened in that previous game plete game.'' foox said. "This does not really matter'' · was our most complete game INDIANAPOUS (13-4) AT this season, \lll(l that is critical KANsAS CITY (13-3) (SUNDAY) when you get into the playoff ·. Unless there's a gale and sub- run." zero temperatures, a lot of points Fox may· owe it all to the probably wiU be put ur by teams Rams. that often score at wil and often They hired him in 1996 "'a let opponent~ do the same. consultant after he quit as The Chiefs are unbeaten at Oakland's defensive coordinahome but allowed 45 points in tor. That helped him catch on as · losses al Denver and Minnesota the GiantS' defensive coordinaduring a 4-3 run after starting 9- tor the next season, and his work 0. in New York eventually landed They finished 30th of 32 him his tirst head coaching job. . AFC DIV ISI ONAL PLAYOFFS NFC DIVIS IO NAL PLAY OFFS Indianapolis at Kansas City Chiefs Carolina Panthers at St. Louis Rams Saturday, 4:30 p.m. EST (FOX) Sunday, 1 p.m. EST (CBS) Arrowhead Stadium Edward Jones Dome FINAL 2003 .STANDINGS WLPCTPFPA FINAl2003 STANDINGS WLPCTPFPA lnd!ana.potis 12 4 ·J.50_~47 _3~.6. Carolina 11 5 .688 325 304 Kansas City 13 3 .812 -. 484 332 St. Louis 12 4 .750 447 328 lAST WEEK Kansas City Indianapolis ~ W41 -10 vs . Broncos . I Carolina W 29-10 vs. Dallas . Team comparison 2003 . Team comparison 2003 St. Louts Bye· week Average yards per game ~v.erage Ill Kansas City. Offense LAST WEEK · Bye week yards per game (NFL rank) India-napolis Only Michael Jo,dan 's two comehack news confer, ences ·- returning to the ASHBURN, Va. _Move 'NBA I<;> join the management of the Wizards, then over, Bill Parcells. Joe the end of hi s retirement as Gibbs has a new toughest a player 20 months later opponent: his own legacy. have surpassed such hype in Nothing was more evif h dent Thursday when .Gibbs the sports world 0 ·t e was given an unprecedented nation 's capital in recent hero's - no, a savior's - years. "I didn't wear my Super weiCohmef ash thwe returning Bowl rin)l," said Gibbs, coac 0 t e ashtnglon holding up his hand. "This Redskin~. "•I reached ~ point in my is all new. The past don't life where you love the thrill buy much , other than relaof trying to do something tionships. I've got to prove that's almost undoable." the myself all over again·." . Hall of Fame coach said. Just to drive home the "C · 1 1h' · b bl point, Gibbs referred to the ertam y · IS " pro a Y fact ·that his former Giants ;!,~!use tci that as you can nemesis Parc'ells had the Gibbs emerged from a league's lop-ranked defense ·. five-limou sine parade and this season with Dallas. "We may not make a was greeted by cheers and 'the blare· of a horn playing yard!" Gibbs said. raising ""Hail to the Redskins" as he · his hands to his temples. · strode down a path lined Gibbs' departure after the with orange cones and bar- 1992 season was family ricades. One fan held a related - hi s sons were white sign that read: ''Joe growing up without him. Gibbs God, Mr. Snyder Now his sons have sons. G · B · A R d k' Gibbs' son J.D. is president Fan ePri~~le~~~-~ c s ms of the successful Joe Gibbs Back after II years,· Racing NA~CAR team, Gibbs said that if there was which can now run itself one· thin$ that made bini without its namesake. The hesitate, tt was the. thought other son: Coy, wanted to of returning to the place get back mto coachtng· and where he won the· three will join Gibbs' new Super Bowl trophies that Redskins staff. . shone so immaculately in In other words, thts was front of his news confer- the pertect ttme for the 63.ence podium. year-old coach to . return, "There is no net" Gibbs even though he had been at said with a panick~d laugh. pea~e for years with his "I'm going to pray a lot. de.c1s1on to rettre. There's nothing down 'there. ." I apologize to all those There's nothing going to people to whom I said ' No catch us. That 's maybe .the way,"' Gibbs said. biggest thrill of it- know"My race team " had ing how hard it is, but get- matured," said Gibbs, ting a chance to d,o some- explaining his turnabout. " II thing super-hard." was a lot of things, and it all Gibbs explained his deci- kind of added up. If I had sion to return in a packed asked (wife) Pal any of auditorium thilt included those other years, it would · several of his former play- have been a ' No .way, read . ers, including Mark my lips' deal." , MMeley, Gary Clark and Gibbs has a five, year deal Joe Jacoby. Auxiliary moni- worth approximate ly $25 tors and speakers were set million, but he said money up in the hallway. Such took up only the tlnai· two measures have never been minutes of several hours of used before at Redskins negotiations with ·owner Park. Dan Snyder. BY JOSEPH WHITE Associated Press St. Louts • Carolina • Offense Total yards . Tolatyards 367.1 (3) 369.4 (2) Passing -====-1~90.4 (18) 247.6131 - , 261.2(1) 248.8 (2) I ' Rushing Passing Rushing 105.9 (19) 120.6 (15) Defense i~~ot~a~ly~a~rd~sialllo=w~e~di 299.3 (11 I 356.7 (29) Passing Passing ii4 """IIi 187.7 (9) 192.0 (121 175.6 (5) 210.2 (20) Rushing Rushing liiiiiii!Ji 107.6 (11) 123.8 (20) 123.8 '(20) 146.5 (30) AFC DIVISIONAL PLAYOFF S Tennessee Titans at New England Patriots Saturday, 8:15p.m. EST (CBS) Gillette Stadium Green Bay Packers at Philadelphia Eagles Sunday. 4:45p.m. EST (FOX) Lincoln Financial Field FINAL 2003 STANDINGS WLPCTPfPA Titans........ -·······-· 12........................ 4 .750 ·-·-···-···· 435 324 Patriots 14 2 .875 348 . 328 FINAL 2003 STANDINQS WLPCTPFPA Green Bay 1o 6 .625 442 307 Phtiadelphta 12' 4 .750- 447 32B LAST WEEK LAST WEEK Titans W 20-17vs. Ravens I Patriots Bye week Team compa.rison 2003 Philadelphia Bye week Team comparison 2003 Average yards per game Titans • Green Bay W 33·27 OT vs. Seattle Average yards per game ... (NFL rank) Green Bay @JD~! Patriots • Offense ' Philadelphia • Offense Total yards Total yards 343.8 (8) 314.9 (17) c:,t,,r ~T:~±:rET~. 362 .4 (4) 314.7 (t8) 242.4 (5) 214.5 (9) Rushing 101 .4(26) 100.4 (27) Defense Total yards allowed 306.3 (12) 291.6 (7) Passing 225.4 (30) . 202.0 (15) Rushing ~ 106.3(10) 129.4 (22) Rushing. - 80.9(1) 89.6(4) ·SouRCES: NFI.: .A.slocialed Press AP SOURCES : NFL; Associated Press . AP / Mora chosen as Falcons head coach ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlanta Falcons. have reached agreement to hire San Francisco defensive coordi, nator Jim Mora as the team's head coach, a source said Thursday night. The Falcons will make an announcement Friday moming, said a source close to the negotiations who spoke on condition of anonymtty. Mora, the son of former New Orleans ' and .Indianapolis coach Jim Mota, was a finalist for the San Frqncisco job last year before the 49ers hired Dennis Erickson. 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