http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1ae7f6b3832698dd974cc781451889e1.pdf 5d59f78c119db02491c6c5629531b727 PDF Text Text ( Page 88 • The Daily sentinel · Thursday, June 3, 2004 www.mydailysentinel.com Curtis shows his colors in retum to Ohio, Bt F1ames win in OT, bum closer to Stanley Cup, Bt ... 81 Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,o,l,l"-.•\111 1l "" tt>, IHIIt\\ 11\;1 1 •oo1 1\\I\\UI , d ... h · ••ll•ll•l••••ll Meigs sales tax collectio·ns up again SPORTS • Els, Curtis lead at Muirfield. See Page 81 8Y BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAI LYSENTI NEL. COM decreased signiticantly since that time. due to a number of negative effects on the ·local retail economy, including the POMEROY - For the third strdight closing of Middlepmt's Ford dealership, month, the collection of sales tax revenue in the closing of .the Pam ida discount store Meigs County has increased over la~t year. in Pomeroy. and the overall loss of retail The latest report issued by Meigs traffic to Mason, W.Va.. since the openCounty Auditor Nancy Parker Grueser ing of the Wal-Mart Supercenter there. The county relies heavily on the ta.x shows collections in May at $80,668.27. compared to $76.437.72 in May 2003. · collection for cash llow. and County The latest payment of sales tax rev- Commissioner Jim ·Sheets said enue brings the county to a collection Thursday it may be an indication that surplus of $9.945.42 for the year to local residems are becoming more date. compared to last year. committed to shopping locally. The fi~ures are still far below collec'·J think the consistent increase in tax tions of tour years ago. In May 2000, the collections over the past few months is countv collected $106,540.08. Collection definitel y a sign that people are more of the county's I percent sales tax has aware of the need for shopping local- Budget - . . commiSSion: 2005 budget to hold steady ly:· Sheets said. "If you have pride in your community. and you care about your communi1y. you:ll be mor~_aware ot the need to do buSiness 111 11. · . ""This is detinitely a sign that we may be rounding a corner. in terms of our business climate:· Commissioner Mick Davenport said. "It's very encouraging:· Sheets said the opening of lhe new Powell's Foodfair lasl month. and the Wild Horse Cafe last year. may be major contributors to the positive collections. He said thai whi le the stlpennarket primarily sells m)n-taxed groceries. it also sells a significant amount of taxable merchandise as wel l, and that local residents may be frequenting the store because it is locall y-owned. BY BRIAN J. REED BREED©MYDAILYSENTINELCOM POVIEROY - A revenue rroject ion for 2005 indicates . lhat Meigs County's tinances might be stabi lizing after a four-vcar . qruoQ:le with dwindlin!! revenue. The Meigs County Budget Commission has submitted a report oi' anticipated revenue !'or 2005 of $3,267 .SR5 -. ~-+6 more than was projected a year ago for200-+. · While 1lw sli ght increase may seem minor. it indicates lo county commissioners that 1he cuts in various revenue sources may be ending. Th~ commissioners will }ubmit the revenu~ projec1ions. along \Vith appropriations requests from officeholders and department heads. 10 the state next mnnth. The projections incl~de revenue from property taxes of S945.H I0. sales tax totaling $1.026.000. local government revenue from the state in the amount of $278,269. state and federal funds of $ 1g5_3~ti. and other revenue, representir.g fees and other collected funds, totaling SS32.120. "It's a good sign that things are. at least. holding steady,"" said Commissioner · Jim Sheets on Thursday. ""The second half of this vear will tell the story, because that\ when we learn how much insurance premium s increase, as welf as how much Workers' Compensation and ot he r premi ums increase ... Last year's June estimate of 200-+ revenue was actually ro nse·n ative, Sheets sa id . The buUget conHnJs'-IJnn estimated this year\ . re,·enue , over S200.000 short nf what "''" actually appropriated ~. Deceased classmates remembered with marker BY CHARLENE HOEFliCH HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - A monument placed at the old Pomeroy Hi gh School by . the class of 1949 In tribute to deceased classmates was unveiled in a memorial service during the 55th anniversary reunion· of the class Saturday. ;'In memory .of our classmates. friends forever" is inscribed on the monument along with a panther, the sehoolmascot, and the letter P for Pomeroy. Pictures of th e classmates being remembered were dis played on an easel decorated with purple and white tulle, the school colors. Joe Struble and George Dallas read the names of each one being remembered as Martha Terrell Struble lit a votive with purple candles in honor and memory of each one. Festivities of the 55th anniversary class began Friday evening with a din ner party at the Wild Horse Cafe. On Saturday a lun· cheon was served at Trinity Church and pictures were taken before a PHS pur13le and white school , flag .. marked with a panther. Purple and white petunias with the numeral s "55" along with crystal votives with a Class of '59 inscrip- OBITUARIES . Page A5 • Donna Sellers, 61 • Kathleen Manley, 83 • Arnold Johnson, 74 Lo'I'I'ERIES Ohio Pick 3 day: 0.4·0 Pick 4 day: 0.0·6·3 Pick 3 night: 8-4·5 Pick 4 night: 4·9·3·4 Buckeye 5: 7·8·25·28·32 West Virginia Daily 3:. 2·0-5 Daily 4: 7-9-8-0 Cash 25: 1·4-5·15·23·24 WEATHER George Dallas and Martha Struble look over the marker placed at Pomeroy High School in memory of deceased classmates. A memorial candlelight service was held at the unveil· ing. (Charlene Hoeflich) Albert Ruschel of Cocoa. tion and small purple pan- as favors. George Dallas. emcee. Fla. thers were featured in the Saturday night the group table decorations. Albums awarded prizes one of of pictures were also on dis- which was · a purple and attended the annual reunion play. The prayer for the lun- white afghan donated by banyuet and dance held at cheon was given by John classmate Lee Wince of Please see Marker, AS Ihie. The votives were given Surprise. Ariz. and won by Please see Budget. AS • Feud ends in not guilty verdict Sex offender sent to jail BY J. MILES lAYTON JlAYTON@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - After listening to heated testimony and two confl icting sets of lacts, an aggravated menacing ·charge against Pamela King, 49, of Portland. was dismissed Thursday by Meigs County Court Judge Steven Story. · The charge stems from u long-ru nning dispute between King and · her neighbor and one-time friend, Sharon Phelps, who . claims she was 1hrcatened with bodily harm on more than one occasion by King during the past several months. ''I feared for my life." Phelps said. "I am physically ill from this." On March 15. Phelps claimed that while she was Details on Page A8 INDEX 2 SECTIONS - b~~hel~r's · degtee in N<irthcrn me Arts lit Univer~ity Calendars Classifieds Comics Dear Ab~y Editorials Faith•Values Movies NASCAR Obituaries Sports Weather Buick-Pontiac;. Rt>ck;well , Kutotnatibn and Turtlpike F'ord. ,. T~e~tre 446"2787. " ... 16 PAGES A6 B4 -6 B7 A6 A4 A3 As B3 As B1 A8 © 2004 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 'Two ~venlttnt traveling to the Meigs prose- menacing threats - both cutor\ ot'fice. he.r vehicle misdemeanors. The last time was run otT U.S. 33 by Kin g, King and Phelp' were who denied the accusation. together at the preliminary King said she was at the hearing in Apri I, deputies Ravenswood Police had to separate the two. King received notoriely Department at the time this to have last January when she filed was alleged charges with the Meigs occurred. ''They're bikers:· said County Sheriff's Office after King. ''I'm not going to discovering voodoo items in her front yard in Portland, threaten anybody like thi s." Despite the history shared such as a pentagram <.:ircl~d by the women. the tri al by lit candles which greeted hinged around this one event her last New Year's Eve. Later, a c hicken's foot was and King's attorney, Charles found inside her car which Knight, pounced on the facts . leaving Richard Hedges. the had 666 ·painted on th e rear new assistant prosecuting windshield. A tiny doll decoattorney, ' little room ro rated with pins ·and needles was found nearby. The Rev. maneuver. The morning prior to the Walter Heinz at the Sacred trial. Phelps filed another Heart Church in Pomeroy complaint against King who came out to bless the house. was again charged by the the property and the car. No suspects were ever Meigs Sheriff's Department with disorderly conduct and arrested. BY J. MILES lAYTON JLAYTON@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM • Middleport. Btll. th e Meigs County Sheriff's Office reports that POMERO'( - A con-. Bugaj ha .. , been living in victed sex offender arrested Athens and thai he had nearl y two weeh ago pled failed tu nutify lhe approguilty in M~i~s Count~· prialc authorities of his Common Pleas Courr fo1~ change nr address. failing to register his new Bugaj wa' arrested by address. Athens CouJll! deputies on Guarded by Meigs sllaiff's deputy Brian Holman May ~I for failing to propand wearing leg chains to erly regi,ter his addre". prevent anolher escape Bugaj was later transported similar to the one he tu 1he Meigs County atlempted 1wo weeb agu. Sheri l'f\ Department and Michael Bugaj. 27. was while waiting to be sentenced to one year in· :1rraigncd in Meigs County p1·ison by Common . Plea' Court. he atlempted to c.;L'ape. Judge Fred Crow II L Within mnments. he was According to lhe Ohio cap1ured hy Mcig' deputies Attorney General·, weosilc for registered sex offend- and placed hac~ in custody, ers. Bugaj is classifi~U a." a >~ill dripping wet from his habitual ;ex offender :ind aflernonn swim in the Ohio he allegedly live,· m Ri\cr. • Locat]ona: · • ·1/4 Mile North .. Attention Cancer Survivors! FOR LIFE• June 4 and 5 ·~ ~~~~....~·Pomer~y-.,.a " And those interested in the fight against cancer The 2004 Meigs County Relay for Life will be held RELAY Cro "''':) F-amily Restaurnnt ' Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken at the Eastern High School Athletic Field on State Route 1 MEDICAL CENTER Discm•er lhc Holzer D{fference A cancer survivors' reception will take place at 6 PM on June 4 For more information, please contact Courtney Sim at 992·6626 . 228 Main Sl. Drive·Thru Window All are invited to attend and join us in the fight against cancer! 992 5432 I I www .holzer .org For more information, please call Chairperson JoAnn Crisp atl740){992·2136. l J • ,, �PageA2 The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 4, 2004 · A Hunger For More . . "We the members of the jwy find the defendant not guilty." So concludes another Perry Mason movie. Even a~ I turn off the television, I reflect on the similarities between the "trial-o t~the-month" in the movie and the spiritual lite we enter into when we become children of God. Movies and shows like Perry Mason mysteries, Matlock. Murder She Wrote, Diagnosis Murder. and Colombo have beoome a pan of our cultural psyche and mythology. Why does this genre of mystecy appeal so much to us'' Easy! Because we instinctively know that things are not always what they seem ami enjoy trying to see through the tangled web of falsehoods until we finally oorrx: to the truth .. Such a movte proceeds m a typical way. Mr. Victim hal been murdered it seems and, according to a cursocy look at the circumstances, it is apparent 'that the only one who could have done it is Mr. or Ms. TooObvious. An obnoxious District Attorney froths at the mooth in the courtroom, vehemently accusing the falsely accused while. the real "ne'er-do-well" sneaks around in the background · smiling pleasantly and looking innocent. Finally, after various misadventures suffered in the mune of truth and justice, the hero (suave defense attorney, dtsheveled police lieutenant, nosy doctor or busy-body author) pieces together clues so obscure that only Sherlock Holmes would be leti unimpressed. It tums out that the obvious candidate for comnutting the crime did not do it. The only ones unhappy are the real culprit, who must face the mustc, and the DA who probably must face some music of his own and likely send out his resume ftrst thing Monday morrung. Doesn't it often seem that God Himself is the victim of "circumstantiaL evidence" in our own lives? We look at our circumstances, piece them together (putting square pegs into round holes), do some math (two ,plus two is three) and come to the wrong conclusion, or. at best, imagine several scenarios, all rather grim in their conclusion: "God must not love me;" "God must not care; .. "God wants me to be miserable"; and so on and so on. So why doesn't God go out and hire a good defense attorney? Hmm. Just think of the brownie points Perry Mason could have earned in defending God (I am tempted to insen a lawyer joke here, but shall resist the temptation). The bottom line though is FAITH • VALUES Perk up because New pastqr installed.at Cheshire Baptist Church of the perks! Pastor Thorn Mollohan that O~d isn't interested in explaining Himself. Mary Poppins in the movte by that name announ..:es at one pomt, "First of all, I should like to make one thin" perfectly clear: 1 never explain"anything." One never does lind out what the "Second of all " thing might have been. When God stonm into Job's consciousness at the end of Job's ordeal, He never says why He allowed and even encouraaed Job ·s misfortunes. All He s~ems to say is "I shouldn't have to explain Myself to you." The Scriptures say cxp!tcttly that "without t'aith it is imposstble to please God. because <myone who comes to Him must believe that He ex ists and that He rewards those who eamestly seek Him" (Hebrews 11:61. Living by thith in the evecyday. pmctical sense is all about not jumping to . conclustons about God bv what ts gomg on m your circunistlmces. ultimately despairing of the Lord's comp~s­ sion for you and Hts dcstrc tor you to tum to Him. In fact. God indicates that Hts plans and promises cancel out what our circun1stances dictate. He expects us to simply believe tha! we a~ indeed His children. As tor me, tt just seems to make sen~ to take God at His Word and beheve that He loves even me. · "Who shall separate us from the love of Christ'' Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword? No, in all these things we are more than conquerors through Him Who loved us. For 1am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor ·demons, neither the present nor the fi)ture, nor any powers, nettiler height nor deptl1, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord" (Romans 8:35, 37-39). . (Thom Mollohan has mumtered in southem Ohio for the last nine years and is pastor of Pathway Commu11ity Church. He and his wife are the parerits of three children. If you would like to send a comment or question to him, he may be reached by email at pastorthom@ pathwayga/lipolis.com). One of the perks of pastoring a congregation that often has meals at the church involves the leftovers. At times, when here in the study Pastor and the stomach starts nagging me. I can stroll down Ron the· hallwav to the kitchen Branch and often ti'nd food items leti in the refrig!!rator or snack t.:akes left on the counter. After all , I know that many of our church fo lk the Pharaoh changed hi s pu rposely leave edibles mind conceming his deciknowing I will find them sion to release those who and put them to use. You had for so long provided a remember - I am sure source of slave labor. With the Life Cereal commercial his forces, he pursed the about "M ikey." Note the · horde of huTI)Iing Hebrews same principle at hand. . to recapture them. For ex ample. certatn When at the sea. God church families had gradu- specifically blessed Moses ation parties recently in the and the people with a dryfellowship hall of the bed path through powerfulch urch. Just as I expected, ly parted waters. The wnter as !made a foray fo r fodder of the book of Hebrews this morning. I discovered states that "by faith they some cake and a plate full passed through the Red Sea of sandw iches in the frig . as by dry land." . Someone had written a But, the matter to note ts note on a nap kin; which that such a blessing was only read. 'To Pastor Ron." for God's people of faith. Although realizing how I When the Egyptians attemptam setting myself to bemg ed to tap into the same blessteased. a Scriptural pomt ing, God indicated quue clearimmed iately comes to ly that it was not torthetn. mind upon reading the note Cutting to the core: two speci fically designated. . conclusions become cnttcal. The truth revealed m First, if you desire the Scripture is that God desig- good of God, then establish nates cenam blessmgs for fellowship with the good the sai nts of the Church. Not God. Become a member of all blessings from God are the family of faith. The for everyone. Many divine Scripture verities that, in blessings are purpose!y and making such a commttgraciously spectfied tor the ment, a rich inheritance for experience and enJoyment here and now becomes available, as well as a rich of God's people only. It goes without saying, inheritance for eternity. that regardless of spiritual Second, coming to understatu s with God, many good stand that God has particular things from God are for the perks for the saints should benetit of all. Sunshine and particularly perk UI? the all the other concepts of saints. God has gractously Creation are not reserved marked out a boundary of just for the Church. Neither blessing fo~ His people conare health, or wealth. or the cerning whtch the surface ts varied opportunities for life all too often barely scratched. in general. h . . _ The .. concept of 1 As Apostle Paul clarified C n sttan tvtng never it "He gives life to all , and becomes dull when one realb~ath ... in Him we live, izes the d~namtc advantages and move, and have our . at hand wtth God. . being." People who do not 'f!lat 15 why God ts so care tor God are nonetheless exctttng to . me. 1 p~rposel_y cared for vecy well by God. and prayertully tap mto H1s However in so many nch resources. He _makes .tt terms God providentially clear that Hts provtdence IS . provides particular perks for often ~ personal uelxpelnhenacvee H' to ennch my so . those who resfon d to tm often found that "the Lord thr~ugh fatth. he Scnpture shall open unto you His good ts nfe wtth. sp7C1fics, about treasure." As a consequence, whtch one ts ctted. . 1absolutely trust God. Shortly after the begmAnyo ne like a sandwich? ning of the Hebrew Exodus, 26 years in local business Roofing & Building Work "Are our instruments functioning correctly? I thought we would be closer to shore .by now, so that darkness would not overtake us. Certainly we shall see the glow from the lighthouse. Iknow it's out there ..." The lighthouse, always a symbol of hope and stability, waits to guide the voyager traveling an unpredictable sea. Only our Creator knows our fate and only He can bring us ::..-_.,..._ the hope and the joy we need to traverse the future. We read in James 1:17 ... "Every good endowment and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lig hts with whom there is no variation or shadow due to change.· Do you have faith in God's protection? The positive thinker and minister, Norman Vincent Peale, said, "At least ten limes every day affirm , 'I expect the best arid with God's help will attain the best.' ... This practice will bnng all of your powers to focus on the attainment of the best It will bring the best to you." Visit God's House this Sabbath and expect to find the glow within. SUNDAY Psalm 23 .MONDAY Poalm Jl TUESDAY Psalm 36 WEDNI.SDAY THURSDAY P5alm ACIS 103 1:1-11 Pomeroy, OR 740-992-6215 "SoJ strive always to keep my conscience clear before God and ma n." Acts 24:16 (740) 992-6451 FRIDAY SATURDAY ACIS jcr<mlah 1:12-26 30:1·11 VanZandt and Ward Rd .. Pas1or· James Congregational Hemlock Grove Chrlsthm Church M imst~: r : Larr~ Brown, Worship • 9:30 a.m. RberValley • Ave .• M1ddlepon. Kevin Konkle, Pas10r, Sunda)'~ 10:30 11..m Wednesday, 7:00 p.m.: Youth Fri. 7:30p.m. Emmanuel Apostolic Tabernacle IJK. • Loop Rd o ff Nr::w Ltma Rd. Rutland. Services: Su n 10:00 a.rn &_7:30 p m ., Thurs. 7:00p.m.. Pas1or MartyR. Hutton Assembly of God P.O. BoK 467 ,. Duddmg Lanc, Mason , W.Va ., Pastor Nei l Tennant , Sunday Services- 1_0:00 a.m. and 7 p.rn Baptist Hope Haptl!t Chul'\"h (Southern) 570 Granl St., Middleport. Sunday school - 9 :30 a.1.11, Worship . II a.m. and 6 p.m .. Wednesday Service· 7 p.m. Rutland First Baptlsl Church Sunday School - 9:30 a. m., Wo rshtp · 10:45 a.m. Pomeruy Firsl Baptist Pasto r Jon Broden. East Matn St~. Su nday School - 9:30 a. m., Worsh1p • 10:30 a.m . Steven K. Little of Middleport has been named pastor of the Cheshire Baptist Church at Cheshire. Services at the church a re as fo llows: Sunday School, 9:30 a.m., worship servtce. 10:30 a.m.; Sunday night service. 6;30 p.m.; We.dnesday night service. 6:30p.m. Pastor Steve and h1s w1fe, Rrta, have two sons, Bradley Steven Little and wtfe, Jrll, of Logan an.d Jamey Allen Little and wife, Amy, of Charleston, W.Va. , and SIX grandchildren. Th e members of the Cheshire Baptist Church are having a pastoral installation servtce for Little at 2.30 p.m., June 13 at the church. The Rev. Jim Lusher w1ll bnng the Fint Southern Bapti:"lt 41872 Pomeroy Pi ke , Pastor: E. Lamar 0 ' Bryant, Su nday School - 9 ·30 a m . Worship. 8:15a. m , 9:45 wn & 7.00 p.m., Wednesd11y Scrvil.:es · 7:00p. m. m~ssage. Racine First Baptist Pastor: Rtck Rule, Sunday School - 9:30 a.m., Worshtp - IU:40 a.m .. 7:00 p m .. Wednesday Servtccs- 7:00p.m. · School board settles lawsuit over Christian prayers · SARASOTA. Ra. (AP) - The Manatee County School Board has settled a federal lawsuit against its pmctlce of saying Christian prayers before meetings. The agreement allows the board to open 111eetings with a nonsectarian invocation. A coun must approve the Settlement Steven and Cam! Rosenauer, who are Jewish, sued the School Board in federal court in FebtUmy over what they_ desctibed a~ the persistent use ol Chnstt~m prayers at board. meetings. m vto!atlon of the dismct\ own pohcy and the ·U.S. Constttubon. The couple has spent nearly a year ft ghtmg . to stop a decades-old practtce of ope ~­ ing meetings wit h the Lord s Prayer. Ytolatton ot the settlement could _leave the board Ill contempt ol court. 'lfSyracuse Nazarene1J Church· .. , ,I 'Ptesenls •lti:Jiu~JJ,,, :. Saturday June Sth-6:10 P.~. Sunday June 6th-6:00P.M. Sunday Morning Worship-.10:30 . ~ _U 1f. ARCADIA NURSING CENTER Coolville, Ohio Located less than 30 minutes from Athens, Pomeroy or Parkersburg We offer physical , occupational, speech, art & music therapies 740-667-315(1 740-949-2217 Sizes available 5x10 to 10 x 20 Johll/5:7 MEIGS FAMILY EYECARE, LLC A. JACKSON BAILES, 00 507 Mulberry Heights Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 (740) 992-3279 Tol Free 1-877-583-2433 Pastor Da\'id Wiseman, Sunday Schoo! 9 :45 a.m .• Evenlng - " :30 p.m., Wednesday Scrvtces - 6:30p.m. Bethlehem Baptist Church Greot Bend. Ro ute 124. Racme. OH . Pastor : Dani el Mece a, Sunday School 9 30 a.m., Sunday Worship - 10·30 am .. Wednuday Bible Study· 6:00pm Old Bethel Free Will Baptist Church 2860 1 St. Rt. 7, Middlep ort, Sunday School . 10 a. m., Evening · 7:00p.m., Thursda y Services· 7.00 Hillside Baptist Church St Rt 143 JUSt off Rt 7. Pastor: Rev. Jame s R. Acree. Sr.. Sunday Unified Service. Worship - 10:30 a.m .• 6 p.Jll .. Wednc~day Servtccs · 7 p.m. VIctory BaptiJt Independent ns N 2nd St. Middleport, Pastor: James E. Keese e, Worship • IOa. m , 7 p.m , Wednesday Servtces · 7 p.m. ~ lO Antiquity Baptist Sunday School • 9:30 a.m., Wonhip • 10:45 a.m ., Sunday Eve ning -6:00 p.m., Pastor: Mark McComas Rutland Free Will Baptls1 SEtlem St.. Pastor: Jamie Fortner, Sun day Sch ool - I 0 a.m .. Eve ning · 7 p.m .. Wednesday Servtces- 7 p.m. Hours 6am -8 pm . Second Baptl!it Church Ra venswood, \\' V, Sund oy School \0 am' Morning worsh ip II am Evening· 7 pm, Wednesday 7 p.m. Homemade Desserts Made Daily 1/ome Cooked Meals & Dail)• Speciab· Catholic Open 7 days a week 740-992-7713 Sacred Heart Catholic Chun:h 161 Mulberry A\'e., Pomeroy, 992-5898, Pastor Rev. Walter E. Heinz, Sat. Con . 4:45-S:ISp.m .. Mass-5:30 p.m., Sun. Con. -8:45-9: 15 a.m.. , Sun. Mass · 9:30 Blessed are the pure i11 heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 Middleport Church of Christ 5th· and Mam, Pas tor· AI Hartson, Youth Min ister Josh Ulm. Sunday School · 9.30 · a.m., Worship- B: 15. 1O:JO a.m , 7 p m Wednesday Scrvices - 7 p.m. Middleport, OH Bearwallow Ridge Chun:h of Christ Pastor:Brucc Terry. Su nday Sc hool -9· 30 a.m. Wor s htp - 1 0 :~ 0 a.m. O:JO p . Zion Church or Chrisl Pomeroy, Hai-nsonvi ll e Rd (R t 1-l3J." PaStor Roger \~iat.;on. SuuJay Sc hool 9 30 a.m.. Worship • 10 JO a' m. 7 ·00 p.m , Wedlle,day Services · 7 p 111 . 1\Jppen Plain C hun:h of C hrist [n ~ trum c nt al. Wors h1r Scn•ke · 9 am., Comm uni on - 10 a m., Sunday _Sc hoo l 10 IS am, Yoltlh - !'i:JO pm Su nday, Btblc SIUdy Wednesday 7 p111 Br11dbury C hurc h of Chri st Mintster: Tnm Runyon, J955~ Bradhury Road, Mtddlcpml. Sunday S.:hool - 9.30 a.m. \-\-orsh tp · 10:-'0 am . Rutland C hurch of Christ Sunday School - 9 .JO am .. Worship <tnd Communion · 10 ~0 a m , Buh J WerT). Mmi ster Brudford ChuiTh of Christ Corner of St Rt 124 & Brudbury Rd., Mimster Doug Shamblin. Youth Minisu:r: Bill Amberger, Sunday S~hool - 9:30 u.m, Worsh1p - 8:00 10 ]0 a.m .. 7:00 p.m., Wednesday Ser\ices - 7:00p.m. AGENCIES Bill Inc. Financial Services 992-&&n Senlln- a m . \\ e dnt."~J.,~ 'irr• llc' 7 .•0 p nr Pa~tor. Grace EpliCOpal Church 326 E Main St , Pomeroy, Sunday Sohool and Ho ly Euchan\t II 00 am . Reednllle ChuiTh of C hrbt Pastor: Ph1 lip Sturm . Sunday S~houl. 9.30 a.m ., Wor ~ lup Servkc . 10.]0 ;a.rn ., B1b le Study. \Vedncsday, 6:30p.m. or Dexter Church Christ Pastor: Bt l! Eshelman, SundE~y school 9:30 a.m., No rman Will, superi ntendent. Sunday wor ship - 10:30 o.m. Church of Christ Intersection 7 and 124 W, Evangr=hst: Den ms Sargent, Sunday Bi ble Stu dy · 9· 30 a.m ., Worsh1p: 10:30 o.m and 6·30 p.m., Wed~ sday Bible Study- 7 p.m Christian Union Hartford Chun:h or Christ In Christian Union Hanford , W.Va .. Pas tor Da\'td Greer, Sunday School - 9:]0 u.m., Worship 10 :30 a.m., 7:00 p.m., Wednesday Services-7:00p.m. Holiness Arland K111!!. "iund.a~ S,·hlKll · Ill J() ;~ . rn. \\'or-·ht!' - 4 Ill a rn Bt~ k Stud} \l.'e d. 7 · ~0 Pa ~tur Communit y Clrm rch Past ur· Ste\"C Tomek, M<tin Strt:t:t. Rutkllld. Sunda} Wur~hi t)- 1 0 (.)() a.m .. Sunilily Sen-ice- 7 p.m. D11nvllle Hollntss C hu rch 31057 State Rout e J 25. Lan!! s\ lic. Pastor: Vict or Rou ~ h . Sunda) ~l' hm1l - 9 30 a.m .. Sumtly worship - I0 : ~0 u.m. & 7 p.m.. Wednesda) pr-.tyer sen i.:e - 7 p.m. Calvar)' Pilgrim Chapel Harrison"tl le Road. Pa ~ t or 01urlcs McKcm.tc. Sunday St· h,lOI Y:JU a.m .. Worsh tp - 11 am , 7·!Kl p.m, Senke . 7 00 p m R ~d~.·,, SunJ: 1 ~ Kctth :im.Wtlf~htp - 1.\M ~ lnr 'J \ lint'r;\·illrPa ~ t or Bt•l-> Rtlhllhnll Sun1l;J: '!, htllll - 'I am. Wtlr\lll p · ltl.1 rn l)cH rl {'h;~ pt'l - t) :t 111 . Wn1 'llip · I0 .t m l'umc n·l~' · Pa~t nr . R•xl B\1111 •' 1", 1.\ nr-.hl!' Sum.l;t\ St'hillll- 10 J~ :un. -1,1 .~ll ~ m . Rol'k SprinKs Pa~IM Ko.::11h RaJ,·r. SLm;l.t~ Sclhltll 10 .1 111. a.m .. \\"M~h1r Felltl\\ ,hlp. Sundu~ 'J ]<i )t•nth fJ p m · Ruthmd Sdloltll - ') . 1() 01 m. \\or,htp - Sund<~~ lli:Jila Ill .. nmr~d:l~ So.::I"\IU"' - 7 pIll Wesleyan Bible Holiness Chunh 75 Pearl St.. Middleport Pastor: R..-:v D:wiJ Gtl~crt . Sunday Sl·hoo l · 10 ll m. Sah•m l '1•n h·r Wtl!i,lm I\ ~1. tr~ h .ill P:1~ ltlf' Worshtp -I U·4.'i p.m . Sun day Eu 7:00 p.m. \\'cdncsday Scr~-~ ~c ·7:30p.m StiH•nl- lh·sell Run Holint's.s Chun·h Su1\Ua~ p~ ..tL~r Lur~ Lcu1lc~. Suud:t~ Re-' . 9 30 a m.. Thur~da~ W(ll"~ l up- 13ih k 111] ~.1111 . SwJ~ \\"ur,l!ip -4 1 ~:1111 , \lund ,, ~ 7 ll(.lpJn Snu\\' ill~ Sdltlt•! · Ill :1. 111 .. \\', , , ~hlp· 'J J m. 111. B1"k StuJyam.l Youth · 7 p.m. Glenn R\1\W, Sunda~ S(ht>ol · 9..10 :..111 .. Woi- ~ hi p . IO:JO am :md h Pa ~ hH: p.m.. WcdT•esdol\ S.-nil'l.' Curmti ·Suttu n H.lltnc. Ohtn. Pn~t nr· Jnhn (ltlu1tll"l.'. Sunda~ Sdl('''l 'i : w .~·m. \\,ll,lup 1\l-l<i am . Bthl c Carrtll'l ~.\: B,1,h.111 RJ, - 7:Q{).p Ill. Latter-Day Saints StuJ~ \\ nl. 7:DO p.m. The Church or .Jesus Chrisl ur Lattrr-Ua~· Saints St Rt. 160. 44 fl · h24 7 or 4-Ht-7 4H6. Su nday Se h1)nl J[] ::!0- 11 .1m .. Rd 1e t Soclely/Pric,thood II 05 - 1::! 00 n•l•ln . Sacrament Scn·il"l' Y- 10 1'i a m . Homemaking meet mg. I ~t Thur ~ · 7 p m \lurning Slur P;1, 111r Jnllll tiJ IIl Hlrl.." Sund.t; Sl"11"n1 ;, m . \\"ur,]np · l!l ,, Ill Eu.~t 11 l. l'turt P.l~ltw Sund.t~ ~dl•ltl l- 10 :t 111 , Lutheran Mt. Moriah Church of God Mile Hill Rd , Racme, Pa ~ t or · \\ur,hrp Evening . 6 p.m., Wednt'sday Services · 7 p.m. Rutland C huiTh of God Pastor: Ron Heath, Sunduy Wor~htp · 10 a.m., 6 p.m., Wcdn c~dtty Servil-e~ - 7 p.m. Syracuse.Flrst Church ot God Apple and Second Sts, P:tstor: Rev. David Russell. Sunday School and Wor~hip - !0 a.m. 6 :.~0 School - 10:00 a.m. Paq nr: htnh!' 1'. Brody Our Sa \ lour Lulhcran Chun-h Walnut and Henry St.• .. Ka,e n~W01. 1 d . W.Va ., Pa~tor : Dnvu.! lh•~~t·ll. Sundil}" Schoo l - 10:00 .1.111 , Worsh1p • II a rn . Kul'im• Pa.,l\11" Pl•tc Sh:l\ll'r. Sund:t~ S.:hn(d - 10 a 111 .. \\m ~lnp 111 ,1 rn. \h' lhtc,Ja:-- 7 pm. Lonh'illl' l "nili•d \lcthucl!st l'nrish · 1\hlO! l kkn h.I111 C. (',,,.lltlk CIHt1d1. ~l.11n & l"ilth ~ ~ Suntl:i~ S.:hnul · Ill a m . \\'"r'h1p 7 pIll ·St. Paull.ulheran Churth Corn er Sycamore & Second St. Porneru). Sunday School • 9 45 am . Wu r~hip · II a.m. P11Sl1Jr: Jamc ~ P Bntdy United Methodist Graham Unlttd '1ethodlst 9 : ~0 ;un. tl st & 2nd Sun J.. 7 30 p m. 1Jrd & 4th Su n ), Wcdnc ~day Ser' il'C - 7 JO p.m Worshi p- Ht•tllcl (.'hun·h TOI\Il .,fllp Rd , 4{li{C', Stltlda~ Sl·hm•l- Y ;1 m. \\'t lt,htp . Ill .1 rn .. . \\"l'liri L'~d.l} Scfl " ll"C~ ~ IO:t m li ockingpnrt ( 'hurdt Grand Strcl't. Sumla~ Sd1•1111 '' .ll\ a 111 .• \Vo rsht p - W. \() tt.rll., P;t~w Plulltp Hell ( "o R.cl . () ~- MI. 011\.c United Methodist 011 124 hchind Wtlkt:SI"ilk. Pastor H.c\ . Wor,h1p- forch C hun:h Stmdil) St:llllnl ·· l) · l() a 111.. 10 ·111 <~ . 111 Ralph Sp1res. Sunday S~ h nCl l • 9:30 a. m . Wor~htp - HHO a rn , 7 p m , Th ursdny Sen ICe~ - 7 p.m Nazarene P:t~tor. Alkn \lldLa)l . Sumh11 Sd tuol ,\\'nr~hip Clul»ter, All red, Pa~lor : Jane Br::o llle, Sunda y Sl'houl - 9:30 u.m., Worship. II a.m., 6JUp.m. 11 .lO :t m C hefjter Pa smr: Jane Benni e, Worshtp - 9 :un ., Sunda y School - 10 a.m , Thmsday Servkes - 7 p m Reeds\•lllt' Fellu~ s hl p Churl'h Ol the . J":ll:rrl.!ne. l',1,1l 11" J:11111e PI.!U!t , Sumht~· Sl'hnnl - \1 :31) .tm ., Wm-.lup . 10.-l.'i a.m .. 7 pm .. Wt•thte,d:l\ S~r,kc' We dnc sda~ Allen llUil.tm, (l \() Sen 1c..:., • 7 p.m, p m., PH ~tn r: ~tilkJp p.m. Wednesday Services-6:30p .m . Church of God of ProphKy OJ. White Rd. off St . Rt. 160. Pastor: P.J Ch 11 prn1.n, Sundll)' Sc hoo l · 10 a.m., Worship . II 11.01., WedneM.Iay Service)> · 7 p.m. - 7 p.m. Joppu P~stor Bob Randolph, Worshtp · 1.J .W u.rn. Sunduy Sr.:hool - IU·.'O tt.tn. Long'Boltom Sunday Schoo l • Y·J_O a.m ., Worship 10 ~()11m. Reedn llle \Vor~h tp . 9:30 a.m., Su nday Schnol · 10 .'0 a.m , Fi.rst Sunday of Month - 7.00 p.m. ~e rvicc TUppen Plains St. Pau l Pastor: Jane Beauie, Sunday Sehoul - 9 a.m.. Wors hi p~ 10 a.m., Tuesday s~· rttcusl' Churi.'h ol" tht Nautrc tu• 1',1:-.tt1r Mtl..~· r\tllt ll'-. Sund.t~ SdltWI · ') JO u 111 . w,,l.,lllp -' J(J ·.\11 .1 111•. h p.m. Wctln l'~ d.a~ Sl'n ll"l'~ · 7 p 111. l'nnu~ ro~ Rd . Pa ~ IUr 10. ~0 -a.m.. \\'e dnt' ~tla~ s~r\" l~lh - 7:00 p.m. ( 'hurl·h ul'l ht• Nlll11r£nr- ]',"h'r J,m Ln L·ndt.'r, Sund11~ SdW111I y 'O .tm . . \\'nr .. hrj' 10 \() .1 111 .ulll fJ I' Ill . \\ l·dnc~dd~ ..,,.n i..:n _. 7 rIll Chester Churl·h ur th~ NazHrt iiC Pa..w r: Re1 . Hcrhcn Grate, Smtday 5l'htl(11 . 9:l() a.m.. \\ nr.. tur · 11 ,1 rn ., 6 r .m.. Wedne~d.t~ St.'n trc~ · 7 p.rn . Bethel Worship Center Chester School. Pal»t or : Rob Bar~~r. .-b ststant Pa ~ tnr : Karen Da\l s, Sunda~ Wor~hrp IU am. E,·cnmg Worshtp: 6 pm . Youth group b pm. Wl·Jnc~ay : l'o.,.,cr Ill Pra)cr. and Btb lc Stud~ - 7 pm Ash Stl'ft't Church .-l,.,h St. ~ 1 1ddlcpMt · Pa~tnr Gre"g Se.t r' Sund:n S..:hoo l • Y· W am . Mllflllll !:' \\"or•h;p - 10·30 am & 7 pm , Wednc,da:Sc-n llt' · 7 00 p rn . , Vouth Sen l~l·· 7 l!O pm Aga~ Lift' Cenler · 1-' uli-Gu~pcl Cbu rd1". Pa ~ ll.ll ~ John G: Pall\ \\";1de. 60~ Se..:,•nJ A\e Ma~on. 77.~ ­ .'i0\7, Scr\ll"O.: tillll' : SunJa~ 10 30 a.m.. WeJne-.Jay 7 rm 7 p.m. be done unto you. Stiurs\lllt' lornmunit~ -\prt~tnlit ( 'hun·h p.l,t or W.1~ nc R Jn1 c·ll. l.,und.•• ..:;,., 1 r, l" b 00 r m . Thur-...1,!~ h (~I r !1 1 Rt:"juicing U ft:" Ch urch .'iOO '\ ~~~J -\.11• . \lii.IJ1tJ••Il PJ"tnr f-mt:rnu• La-...ren.::e Fttretn.;n. \\,•r•htp- 1ft II( I Jill Fnrem.m s,·n ll. <'' · -I' \\ ".-d nt: ~dJ' Clifton Tabcrnadt ( hun·h \\"(lr<,htp .- rm \\.:Jnc,d.l~ llarriwm\"illl' Conrmnnily C hurch Th eron Durham Sunda~ · 9 30 a m .m<t 7 p m . Wcdnc~da~ · ·7 p m :\e'¥1 Lift· \ ktnr~ Pa~l llf' 13tl1 St.rtcn. & ., d 1ll ~ t 111d.1} '-'•'tilL•·~ \\ntn.. -d.t~ . - rIll 992-5130 Pomeroy · 111 r 111 c\ y,,ul h 7 r m Full Guspt-1 Churd1 ol the l_i, inj! su,ior Rt J.\R. Alllll] tlll .l P.1•tnr Jo.::"'" \h >rrr•. Sci\ llC' S.lltrrcb~ : (Ill p 111 Sult>m Cumrnun h ~ ( "hurd! Back, >) \\'1.'•1 C'ullllllf"ll :l. \\ \,, •:111 Ll <'\111),! Roa J. Pa,ttll" ('hark' R<•ll•h 1 .~1U1 . 6i.' . 228K Sunda1 "i.-lwol •1 ' il .1111 Sund.1\ C\l!lllll); '-l'f\t cc -:-IN) )11 ' 1. H Ph .'ituJ:~·,'{]nc'dJ\ 'l'f' te~.· ~ 111 r pm Hobson Chri .. tian Frlht~l•htfl PtH nr Hl'r -.,hd \\ htk". WI.'Jnc ,J,I~ Churr-h '-,,·lhh11 - 'ound.l~ (l itlpm ., J'ln Pr~ ~tor· Middh•J.JOrl Communi I~ Chun.:h 575 Pearl S1. \ filldlcpo ll . P:t ~wr : S:tm AnJer~un, Su nJ a! S-c h uol 10 a ru .. Ewnmg . 7 30 p.m., v.:t:dncsdr.y Scrv1ct.> · 7.Jo r m. Faith Valle~· Tabtrnach! Church Ba1ley Ru11 Road, Pa ~ tm : Re1 . Em~1e11 R<HI ~11_n. Sundu~ Ev~ning 7 P Ill ., Thur~ilit) St:nt.:c- 7 p.m. s.~· racuse Mission 1411 Bnd~cman St.. Syra("Ul»C. Sunduy Sl·hool • Ill a m. E\Crtm g • h p.m .. \\b tn,·• d.l} Sen i..:c · 7 p m. Ha.n·l Communi!)' ChuiTh OH Rt. 1~--l. P -.a~ror. Ed~el Hurt, Sunduy S,lmul - I.J ·J(J a.m .. \l..'nr,llip · 1 0.~0 a.m .. -: J() p.m. Dyes ville C nmmunlt~· Churr- h Sunduy School ~.JO a.m., Worship · IIUOu m., 7 p.m. l\1or se Chapel Church Sunday -..:hnlll - I 0 a.m . Worshtp o1.m. Wcdncsda) Scn·tec · 7 p.m. ll m, 7 ~0 J._;.~n~!>\ ill l' Chri~t i ;u, Q,,~pcl. Full l~l .un . l hu rd1 \]u ,'l' r, )',l,lPI . K"h c·lt SunJ;1; Sd111• •l II ' II .111 1. \\\'!'11111 ]{\ , 1.() :un . 7 ()() pm. \\,•thw,tl.l 1 Sent,·•• ., 0() . prn Pentecostal Penwcr•~t:tl \ ~M·m htl 1<.1, tn•· P.l•h•t \\ dl t.un 'i,h••••l It I ,1111 ' I~~ - St Rt Htlha,·k. Sund.1~ Eq·mng pm Presbyterian First l mttd l'n.•,h,\ h•rian P.l,l or R,,]xn Cr'''' \\",,r,ln r · II .r 111 S~ncust- H"a rri ~o n\illc Prl..,h.\h·ruur ( "hurl' h Pa't(•l R(oh..:n C 1"'"'· \\ ,n,lnl' •t .1111 \lidd1t'port Pa~wr · RoherCrt•\~ Pre~h .\tt•riun \\ ,•r·hlp 11t.1m II Seventh-Day Adventist · Faith (fnspel Church L•mg Bn11om. Sundot)' St hno l • If JO 10 -l) l.onrlll' C<l..lh. '-1und.t~ \\ ,>r•hlp 1!1 \\<"ed n c•J . t~ ., pm .1 m , p.m . Wedne,Jay 7·.10 p m ;>.hll"err~ Lu-...m~k~ . Hh . R~t . P nm~·rp' · s .mrrd:1:0 Sch11tll . 2 p.m .. \\pr ~hrp Full Gospel Lighlh ouse Hiland Road, Pomeroy. Pa~tor : Ro! Hunter. Su n da~ Sdwot · 10 It.tll .. E\t:nmg 7:.'0 p.m .. Tur:-sda~ & Thursda y · 7:JO J.'0-1 .~ J'ITI. S.nuth Rethel Community Chu rc h Silver K1dgc· Pa swr Lmda Dam ewood. Suntlay SlhtlO\ - l.j am , Worship Scn1..:<: 10 am 2nd and 4th Sunday lnterdenonlinatlnnal Church Ktng,hur~ R•1llll. P11stor· Rohert V.m..:t! , Sund ,l\ Sd1nul - Q 30 run .. Wor~hip Sl'fl'il'~ 1(1·30 am , E\enin g Sl'ni..:e tl p.m 1-'rt.>edom Go§pel Mission B.1ld Km,h, t•n Cu RJ ~I. Pa,\(11 Rc1 R1lgcrV...- ill(ord, Suntla) Sdwul- 9.JO am \\-nrship- 7 p m (' 11 rlt'ton 1'.1'1• •1 1-< P ~ ,,, l• b,t!h '[lltl ~l't\1,,·~ United Brethren :\lt , llt•rnwn luitr•d 1\nth r,n in Chnsi ( 'hurrh · Te,-,1, Ctlrnmunn~ 1t.~ 11 \\ 1,lh .11ll I~ d. Pa~tul P t:t~·r \l,lll tllll,lk \unci.\ '-l chtull · 9 .\0 a.m. \\oi\)IIJ' 1(1 _It \ .tllr ~ (10 r 111 •• \\\•diW'Ja~ Sc'l\l•l"' ~ 111 1 I' Ill Youth g:rPUJ' ml·~o·ltn~ ~1rd ,\: .J1Ir \u • td . t~' 7 pIll Eden l'nitl'd Hrl'th rt.>n in ( "lui!-ot Stat•· R •' Ut~ 1~4. ~l·cU,11Ik . Surtda~ S,:ht•t•l- II .t m .. Surtd,ll \\1•t,lll[l 1tli~l n. rn . & 7 1111 1) . 111. \\t:Jnc'o\.],11 !\c'll lc" l.'~ · 7 ()(I 7 on p 1ll, \\~dll\''.1,1\ ~Ull\h '-,1'1\I(C' n.m White's Ch11pel We s l e~· un Ctml\ ille Road , Pa~ICH Rt'l Phillip R1dt!nour. Sunday S.:hool - Y.JO am ., Worshtp - 10 JO a.m .. \\-cd11e~da~ Scrv t r.:~' Serv~ees 740-992-2644 INSURANCE SERVICES l"t·nh·r 1.771. u~llfJ!:<'' c.'rc.· ... R.,l.id (;.~.l lir~... l~- Oil 740-992-6606 Brogan-Warner 11 1 .1 m . "•'1\ll"l' pm ~ra.ncis Florist 141111-1444 m Chthm. W\ ".1 . Sund.1 ) \,·]lt•<d ROCKSPRINGS lr.,...,•c Family Restaurant REHABILITTION CENTER "Featuring Kentucky Fried 41111 The care you de~·en•e, cfou to home Chicken " 'MIIIH141 lmllflllttlt. . . . 36759 Rocksprings Rd . W. Main St., Pomeroy •111111111 ..... r .,..... Pomeroy, OH 45769 214 E. Main JohnJ5:7 7 111 p til 10Jm.:'iund~l:- Chur,h"'I"\KI' 1't•bu ,1unm1Jiome ............ IS,. 992-3785 pm '7 ~like Mt. Olive Cummunhy Chur~h PustUt: Luwren~·e Bush, Sunday School l) JO am ., E\ enmg - 6:) 0 p m., WCdneJu} St.'nkc -7 pm ;\lhldlepurt Churd1 of the NuLttn:nt• Melas Cooperatl"e Parish of Christ Jtm Proftitt. Sundu1 School - 9 . .\0 am. Wo r ~h1 p - \\"nr•hi p • James Satterfield. Sunday School - Q·45 a.m ., Evemng Services- S1. John Luthcrun C hurch Pirie Grove, Worship · 1,100 am.. Sunduy homb Cummunit~· tcll o l\~hrp ~n1..:.:: rn .. \l.·or,fur Sen t.:e'- 10 .1 m J Laurtl ClifT Frte Methodist Chun·h m Faith Full Gospe l Chur{'h Long Bo t\tlm. P:hlur St('\c Reed. Suntill) S,·]wol - l.J J(l a Ill. \\Clf-,lllp · ':J _I() a.m. unJ 7 p m . \\cdrw~ l.l:i:- • 7 p 111. Fnda) • Sch on] 10.-t.:; a.rn. 7 I' P.a~h•l C h11 ~S •~ ~artiO_OOamSumb~ Other mC"l'1mg' Faith Fello..- ship Cru~adt• fur Christ Pastor . Re' Fmn~ltn DtLI..~o· rb . ~1.·1 \ l1"c Wcdn csdu~ 'o£TIK" ~· - Abundant Gr11ce R.F. I. 4::!J S Third St. ~1 r dd l cpt1n. P 11~Wr Tert'sa Davb Sun~ohn sCT \1..:e, 10 am .. \\edrh!~Ua~ scntee. 7 p.m. ';trn{l,,: Fa1nit'" Bihlt> ( 'hun-h J P;.~,t"r H1t.U1 \1 JI Sunda~ Schot>l- \J <11 J m. \\nr,htp -no p m.. Wet.ht c.,d.l~ Brblc "i!UJ\ ~ r~ 1 r m Cuh 11r~ Hihll• ( "hunh Pomel\•) P1)..e. C.• f{d p.,,,,,r Hc1 Bl acl-...oo!,l Suml.a~ '\d1n11l ' J •I! J m . V. ur~ h 1 p l(r ~IJ J m - 111 J1 m. Oasis Christian Fell o"ship fe1l o1.1. shtp ) \krrm g tn the old American L.!g~tm Hall S11tl\h Founh A\l·nue , Mtddlepon Portlantl · R -.a~·lllr;- -7 p m Fnda.), Other Churches a.m Htath 1\liddlcport J P-.aqtJr RuJ Hru-...a. SumLt~ Sch1l(ll - l.,l·JO 11 110 am Su1u.l:r~ St lll~<.ll Pine Grll\e Bible Holiness Churth 112 mi le off Rt. J23. P:. stor Rc\ . O'Ddf Manic)·. Sund3y School 9·JO a.m. -Worship 1u:.<O a.m.. 7:30 p.m. Wedncsda~ Servk·c- 7".10 p.m. 10 • Letart. \\ \"J Rt t~on-dennmmattonal p0p,l(lr Buh R,lhliN0\1. Sunda:o Srh,.PI \\' cdnc~d.~ y Rost' of Shu ron Holiness C hurrh Leading Creek Rd .. Rutland. Pastor. Rc\ . Dewe~ King, Sundo~) )dlold- 9 .."10 u. m , Sundav worship · 7 p. m.. Wcdne~JU\ prayer meeting- 7 p.m. Sd1'''11 .. 10 ! l am Foresl Ru n am . Nortl1ea~t Church of God pm Flan~oods Hic kory Hills Church of Christ Evangellst M1kc Moore. Sunr:tny Scl10ol • 9 a.m .. Worshtp · I() a.m .. fl :lO p.m. We d ne~ a y Servtces - 7 p.m. ~ Purll11nd First C hurch olthe Nauarene \\'1ll!am J u~u s. Sunda\ School 10·00 :l.ln ..\1 om mg Worshtp • 10 4:' a.m. Sunda) Sen tee-6:30p.m. P.J ~tu 1 . y a Ill .. \\',•Jnc-.d:l\ . 7 rIll. 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Box 683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 F~llowship Miller, Sunday School • 10:30 a. m., The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community Young's Carpenter Serulce WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK • OAWPOUO ____ �·'The Daily Sentinel OPINION (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydallysentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting tht: free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the 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 TODAY IN HISTOR:Y Today is Friday, June 4, the !56th day of 2004. There are 2 10 days left in the year. Today 's highlight in history: On June 4, 1942, the Battle of Midway began during World War II . On this date: In 1812, the Louisiana Territory was renamed the Missouri Territory. In 1878, Turkey turt)ed Cyprus over to the British. In 1892, the Sierra Club was incorporated in San Francisco. In 1896, Henry Ford made a successful pre-dawn test run of his horseless carriage, called a "quadricycle," through the streets ofDetroit. In 1940, the Allied military evacuation from Dunkirk, France, ended. In 1944, the U.S. Fifth Anny began liberating Rome during World War II. In -1947, the House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved the Taft-Hartley Act. In 1954, French Premier Joseph Laniel and Vietnamese . Premier Buu Loc initialed treaties in Paris according "complete independence" to Vietnam. - In 1986, Jonathan Jay Pollard, a former Navy intelligence analyst, pleaded guilty in Washington to spying for Israel . (He · · . is serving a life prison term.) · In 1989, hundreds, possibly thousands of people died as Chinese army troops stormed Beijing to crush a pro-democracy movement. Ten years ago: President Clinton and British Prime Minister John Major paid tribute to the lost airmen of World War II at . the American Cemetery in Cambridge, England. Five years ago: Using a provision of the Constitution allowing him to bypass the Senate, President Clinton appointed openly gay San Francisco businessman James C. Harmel ambassador to Luxembourg while Congress was in recess. On the tenth anniversary of China's crackdown on the Tiananmen Square protests, tens of thous;;mds of people in Hong Kong · held a candlelight vigil. One year ago: President Bush held landmark meetings with the Israeli and Palestinian prime ministers, hoping to advance a Middle East peace plan after winning new support from top Arab leaders. Martha Stewart stepped down as head of her media empire, hours after federal prosecutors in New York charged her with obstruction of justice, conspiracy, securities fraud and lying to investigators. (Stewart was convicted last March of lying about why she'd sold her shares of ImCione Systems stock in 2001, just before the stock price plunged.) Thought for Today: "Conventionality is not morality. Selfrighteousness is not religion. To attack the first is not to assail the last." - Charlotte Bronte, English novelist (18.16-1855). Friday, June 4, 2004 Whatever happened to 'Sunday best'? The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio PageA4 When was the last time you saw a woman wearing a hat? Or even. a man for that matter" If you can't remember. you must not know me or Nevada Barr, author of the Anna Pigeon mystery series.· Unfazed by President John Kennedy. who many credit -with havin g started the bareheaded look for men in the 1960s, I still put ori my hat when I go out on the front porch to pick up the morning paper. My father used to do that and I like to follow his ways. As for Barr, in her book 'Seeking Enlightenment. Hat by Hat' (Putnam Publishing Group. 2003). she writes about her pursuit of mostly antique hats, which she collects not tq resell or display, but to ,wear. 'But in these days of jeans and T-shirts with slogans,· Barr writes, 'finding a place where one can wear a hat without engendering rude stares is a challenge. 'Ch urch,' I thought. 'S urely one could sti11 wear a hat to church." Even in church, though, Barr has found that 'except for Easter Sunday, I am the only woman in my congregation wearing a hat.' clergymen encourage infor- your picnic clothes. We don't mality. What startled us in . have any dress code .' But back to hats for the 1970s is now taken for granted. Certainly the coat- women in church. St. Paul less-tieless look for men , laid it down to the new accepted only at summer church in Corinth (i n I George church services, today Corinthians II: 1-16) that a Plagenz appears year-round - and woman should have her he ad seems 10 be here to stay. But · covered in church. The regua new question abou t appro- lations in the early church priate church dre ss is being restricting the . exposure of a 'Personal adornments . raised . Is it worshipful? Do woman's hair may have also holidays and rituals have the clothes you wear help been based on an ancient co me into being over the you to worship better? Do rabbinic dictum (roughly mill ennia to help us differen- they distract ot hers from translated), 'The hair of a woman incites lust.' tiate the mundane from the worshiping? There · seems to be no Women's hats started to go special, the humdrum from definitive an swer. Some out of style in the 1950s. For the sacred. ' But somew here along the clergy have relaxed the old a whi Je after that some especiall y line we have chosen to cast rule s but still draw a line. A women these differentiations aside. Lutheran pastor said he had Catholic women - contin ... We have stopped honoring no objections to men and ued to have a hat just for .our godS'. our dead. our aged boys wearing sport shirts :o church. Gradually. the cusand our leaders because it church without jackets. But tom faded altogether. Not all requires too much effort on there are, he said. rules of priests are upset. I've known our parts.' . propriety to be observed. some to say they prefer a Barr co llects hats, · she One was, 'don't wear cloth- · hatless woman in church to writes, to remind herself that ing that distracts others from those who come with 'a bit 'there are times in life when worshiping.' lt was on these of Kleenex ' on their heads to it is important to pay same grounds that one conform to the letter of the homage and respect, when it Catholic priest ruled out law. Some of the ladies in my. behooves me to wash my shorts, halters and audience today may appreciface and hands and put on miniskirts. On the other end of the ate the story of the woman my Sunday best.' Indeed, it .seems most of us spectrum, one Episcopal who said to her companion, have forgotten that there was . priest , addressi ng the com- 'Whenever I am down in the once suc h a thing as 'S unday fort factor, told hi s summer dumps, I always get a new best.' where people saved parishioners, 'If you and hat. ' To which her friend their be st clothes to wear on your children are going on a replied, 'I always ·wondered Sunday. These days. many picnic, come to church in where you got your hats.' · The Daily Sentinel Reader Se..Vices Correction Polley Our main concern in all stories Is to be accurate. If you know of an error in a story, call the newsroom at (740) 992- 2t56. Our main number Is (740) 992-2156. Department extensions. are: (USPs 213-960) Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, ttt Court Street. Pomeroy, Ohio.· Periodical postage paid at Pomeroy. Member: The Associated Press and the Ohio Newspaper Association. 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She is surviveo by a son Kenneth (Renee) Manley of Arlington Heights, IlL ; daughters Donna Jean (Arthur) Hood of Middleport and Pam (Ernie) Roush of New Haven, W.Va.: grandsons Steve Hood of Middleport, Jeremy Roush of New Haven , W.Va. , Jason Roush of Gallipolis, Ronald and Randal Manley of Illinois, and- Eric Manley; nine great grandchildren, two great-great grandchildren, a sister Bonnie Ebersbach of Middleport . and brothers John Hawley of Pomeroy and Frank Hawley of Columbus. Friends may call at the Acree Funeral Home in Middleport from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. on Fnday June 4, 2004. Funeral services will be hold at 2 p.rn. on Saturday June 6, 2004 at the Hillside Baptist Church on SR 143, Pomeroy. Pastor James R. Acree, Sr. and Rev. ·Steve Little will officiate and burial will follow at the Gravel Hill Cemetery. SHADE - Donna Jean Sellers, 61, of Shade, passed away eady Thursday morn- Wahama alumni holds annual dinner Arnold attended Alice ing, June 3, 2004 at O'Bieness Memorial Lloyd College and was an elementary school principal Hospital, Athens. She was the daughter of the at Prather Elementary in late Wilbur Harley & Carrie Kentucky. He retired from Edith Gillian Whaley, born Yenkin Majestic Paint, after having worked for Dean and May 21, 1943 at Coolville. Mrs. Sellers was employed Barry Paint for over 30 years. as a housekeeper. She attend- He was a member -of South ed Shade High School and Gate-Potter Masonic Lodge completed her GED. A long- i.n Canal Winchester. He is survived by his wife time resident of Shade, she was a member of Fellowship of 34 years, Ruth Shain Church of the Nazarene in Johnson ; a daughter and sonin-law, Dee Dee (Ezequiel) Reedsville . She is survived by her hus- Zavala of Housto n, Texas, band, Paul Sellers; two sisters and brothers-in-law, daughters, Jessie Sellers of Vivian (Darell) Hall of West Shade, and Julia (Bi ll ) Jenne Salem, Betty Reed (Buck of Guysville; a son Roger Litteral) of Oil Springs, Ky :. (Debra) Sellers of Shade; five brothers and sisters-in-law, grandchi ldren: . Brett Homer Johnson of Carlisle. McGrath. Shannon McGrath, Ky., Hurley (Phyllis) Johnson Rochester, Mich., Justin Trout, Jalcn Sellers, of Clarence (Louetta) Johnson and Jeremiah Jenne; three sisters: Louise (George) of Weeksbury, Ky., and Doug Staats of Tuppers Plain s, (Kay) Johnson of Wittenville, Mattie Mae Teaford of Ky. Also surviving are broth' Racine, and Evelyn (Frank) ers-in-law and sisters-in-law Wingrove of Shade; three brothers: Charles (Phyllis) Robert Hayes, Columbus; Whaley of Shade, Donald Charles Shain, Pomeroy; of Danny (Dorothy) Shain of -(Donna) Whaley Coolville, and Paul Whaley Racine; Ralph Shane (Diane and hi s fiance Debbie Clark Lamb), Lake Wales, Fla; (Bill) Clark, of Albany: and a special Norma Columbus; Sam (Ruth) Shain friend Brenda (Vernon) of Racine; Harry (Carol) Cremeans . Be si des her parents she Shain , Bethany, W Va., Paul was preceded in death by an -Mona Shain, Bidwell; Kathy (Paul) Searles, Rutland; speinfant brother. Service will be conducted cial nieces Olivia Murphy at I p.m . on Saturday at and Jennifer Shain and speJagers . & Sons Funeral cial nephews Steve Johnson Home, Athens, by Rev. James and Clayton Shain, and Stewart with burial in Athens numerous· other nieces and Memory Gardens. Friends nephews . In addition to his parents, may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. he was preceded in death by brothers Raymond Johnson on Friday. and Royal Johnson, and his Memorials may be made to sister. Virginia Cook. the American Cancer Society, Services will be held at I I South Central Office, 138 a.m. Saturday, June 5, at the Marietta Road , Suite D. Cremeens Funeral Home in Chillicothe, Ohio 4560 I. Racine. Burial will follow at Letart Falls . Cemetery. Friends may call from 6 to 8 p.m. on Fnday, June 4. RACINE Arnold Masonic services will be con· Johnson, 7 4, of Racine, died ducted at 8 p.m., following Wednesday, June 2, 2004, at the visiting hours . St. Joseph 's Ho spital in Arnold. was a caring and Parkersburg, as a result of loving man who placed famibladder cancer. ly and friends above everyHe was born Nov. II, 1929, thing else. Those who knew in Weeksbury, Ky., a son of him were $reatly enriched by the late William Birchfield the expenence and joy of sharing his life. and Melvina Hall Johnson. Arnold Johnson Local Briefs Cards, photos . available TUPPERS PLAINS Grade cards and graduation photos are now available for pickup at the Eastern High School office from 8:30 a.m. to 3':30 p . m.~ Monday through Friday. Consumer reports mailed MIDDLEPORT The village of Middleport Public Works Department has mailed consumer confidence reports. For those who did Another blow at 'donor's intent' . One of the major scanc!als in the field of charitable giving is the way in which a foundation set up to serve certain purposes has the money squandered by dis loyal foundation executives on causes that the original donors would have despised. Now there are indications that the Pew Charitable Trusts may be ·heading in this direction. The Trusts were derived from the fortune amassed by that crusty o ld Pennsylvanian, the late Joe Pew, and created by his children . Currently, the Charitable Trusts' assets total $4.1 billion, making the foundation one of the I 0 largest in the country. Until rece_ntly, the Trusts operated by making annual grants to seven separate major programs : the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press; the Project for Excellence in Journalism; Stateline.org; the · Pew Internet and American Life Project; the Pew Forum on Religion and Public Life; the Pew Hispanic Center; and the Pew Global Attitudes Project. Last November, board - - - - -- - -- - -.. --- new Pew Re search Center (as the consolidated program will be called). with eventual sav in6S of about $ 1 million an nually. Well , what business is it of William yours or mine how these Rusher foundatio n executives disburse, to suit themselves, the billions of dollars that have fallen into their laps? ('What members voted to change a pityH. H. Rogers' money is the Charitable Trusts from a tainted,' someone remarked private foundation to a pub- to Mark Twain about a lic charity. This gave them prominent Standard Oil execthe flexibility to centralize Lttive. 'It's twice tainted,' under one roof - their own Twain growled back. "Taint - all seven of the previous- yours and 'taint mine.') But of cou rse Rimel and ly independent programs. From now on. the entire $4.1 her friends have all that billion will be available to money to play around with the Trusts' directors to spend only because Congress, in its as they see fit , and on any wisdom, decided not to tax projects the board members the foundation 's funds on desire. In effect, they will be their way from the Pew presiding · over the world's Trusts lo the ultimate recipimost heavily endowed think enls . That's how charititble con tribution ~ are encourtank. And the official reason for aged. It'' not a question of what these sweeping changes? As Hamlet said, 'Thrift , such people choose to do Horatio, thrift.· Rebecca W. with the money. it's a ques· Rimel , president and chief tion of why they have the executive of lhe Trusts, esti - power to make the choice at mated to The New York all . It 's up to Congress, and Times that Pew will spend perhaps the · IRS , to make $ 15 million a year on the >ure, if they can,' that the posthumous manipulators of the great fortunes don't totally traduce their original purposes. The key brick in the wall is the Senate Finance Committee, chaired by Sen . Charles Grassley (R-lowa) with the cooperation of its ranking member, Sen. Max Baucus (D-Mont.). They are . currently mulling over a reform bill, which provides, among other things, harsh penalties for 'abusive trustee practices.' But this is simply the old broken -w ing Irick. The problem , by and large, isn't the trustees, it's the staff: the tens of thousands of managers who actually run the foundations, and effectively make most of the decisions as to where the money goes. Congress can curb these high-flying foundation bureaucrats if it wants to. Uncurbed, they are in a position to powerfully influence the policies and direction of the United States according to their own agenda. · (William Rusher is a Disrin~;uished Fellow of rhe Claremont fnstilllte for the Stud1· of Sraresmm1ship and Political Philosophy.) .. The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com , Obituaries Donna Sellers LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Letters to the editor are welcome. They should, be less than 300 words. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed and include address and telephone number. No unsigned letters will be published. Letters should be in good taste, addressing issues, not personalities. The opinions expressed in the column below are the consensus of the Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 's editorial board, unless otherwise noted. Friday, June 4, 2004 not receive one and would like one. they can be picked up at the office, 237 Race St. Financial literacy workshop for · teachers POMEROY - The Ohio University Credit Union, the Ohio Attorney General's Office and the Ohio Jump Start Coalition are sponsoring a free one-day workshop for teachers on Tuesda;Y, June 15 at the Oh10 University Credit Union at 944 E. State St., Athens, from 8:30 a.m. until 3:30 p.m. Budget . from PageA1 into 2004 line items . This year's general fund budget was based on revenue of $3,462,294.36, including a carryover of Marker fr.om Page A1 Meigs Hi gh School and on Sunday enjoyed a luncheon at the home of Bill and Sue Tubbs . in Syracuse. Attending were Paul R. Reibel , Reynoldsburg ; Bill and Barbara Philliips Nease, Bellefontaine ; Leo Smith, Berrian Springs, Mich .; Guy and Donna Morri s. Pomeroy ; Rollin and Darlene Daniels, Cathedral City, Calif; Martin and Jo Ann Riggs Johnson, Atlanta, Ga.; Albert Ru sche! , Cocoa, Fla.; Jim and Bonnie Russell, Stuart, Fla.; Jack Seelig, Starke, Fla.; Ann Foster Since recent studies have shown that Ohio's teenagers do not have an understanding of the principles of everyday economics, resulting in poor financial decisions, teachers will learn about new instructional materials and innovative activities for teaching personal finance, saving moriey and using credit wisely. lnstructionai ·strategie's will be correlated with the Ohio academic standards, and participants are eligible to earn graduate credit. Lunch will be provided. For more information' or to register, contact Tricia Hale at (740) 597-2853 or thale@oucu.org. unspent 2003 funds. Commissioner Mick Davenport said commissioners will meet with individual county officeholders and department heads later this month to determine what will be needed in those departments for the upcoming year. The projected 2004 fiscal budget is due in Columbus on July 5. Cottrill, Lancaster; Lois Smith Hawley, Pomeroy; Ray Williams, Pollock, Mo .; Vernal and Betty Blackwood, Belpre . · Bernie and Patricia Mier St~choza, McMurray, Pa.; Tom and Maxine Cuckler Norris , St. Augustine, Fla.; Ruth Fox Douglas, Amesville; Joan Wagner Goeglein, Circleville; Peggy Dailey Houdashelt, · Pomeroy; Manning and June Kloes, Middleport ; Carmeleta McBride Williams, Louisiana , Mo.; Max and Pat Bowers, Monroe Falls; Eddie and Hazel Ball, Pomeroy; John and Mary Lou Reed lhle, Racine ; Joe and Martha Terrell Struble, Pomeroy ; Bill and Sue Tubbs, Syracuse; Irene Bailey, Pomeroy : John and JoAnn Gilmore Parsons, Granville; and George and Kitty Dallas. Agouia Hills, Calif. MASON. W.Va. · - The Lawrence Winebrenner. Ander,on annual Wahama Alumni Dee Dinner was held Saturday in Bumgardner presented past the high school cafeteria. officer volunteers plaques to The decorations were in Patricia Roush Noel for keeping with the school cok eight years of dedicated serors of red and white and vice and Marjorie Clarke included displays of art by Walburn for 13 years of dedthe students and huge sheets icated service. of particulars on the graduMr. Garland Roush. wife ating class, including their of Garland Rou sh('41 ) proaspirations for the future. vided 50 dolls with handJames Stewart , president, crocheted dres ses and hats greeted the alumni s and the for favors. and the tickets attending members of the were used by Noel to chose winners for them . There Class of 2004. The Invocation was given were special gifts for the by Rev. Ralph Hudson of Class of "55" and flowers Lancaster ('54). The Order and also for Wahama's Elite of Eastern Star prepared and Group. Attending. by graduation served the dinner. Vice-President Dee year. were : Class of 1927 . Anderson Bumgardner Evelyn Proffit. Mason: awarded the 2004 1933: Mildred Fry. New Outstanding Wahaman Haven, W.Va.; 1934: award to Attarah Faye Henritta Reitmire Bailey. Roush Dewhurst ('45), for Pomeroy ; 1935 : Leota her lifetime of community Roush, New Haven : 1936 service, including her dedi- Survilla Johnso n Gilland. cation and work at the West New Haven; 1937: Clara Virginia Farm Museum Capehart. Letart. W.Va .. Country Kitchen . Loueva Han Dick. Lima; Vice .President Wimarine 1940: Mary Thabet Mason. Clark Hill recognized the Mr.and Mr. Joe Berry; West classes, including 1934, Columbia; Eugene James 1944, 1954, 1964, 1974, Milton, Florida. 1984, 1994, which were 1941: Garland Clyde honored as reunion 'years. Roush s, Mt . Gilead; 1943: Marjorie Clarke Walburn Annabelle Hudnall, New presented alumni scholar- . Haven , James "Ben" Sayre, ships and gifts . The first Hilliard; 1944: Mr. and Mrs. scholarship, of $1,500, was Lawrence Foreman. Mason; presented to Erin Marr in I 945: Luther Tucker. memory of a dedicated and Mason, Hester Weaver, New Well-loved principal of the Haven, Joyce Carson, West Columbia, Loretta Haynes, past Clyde Foley. The Class of '55 $ 500 Letart, Darrell Hoffman . scholarship was awarded to Letart; 1946: Mr. and Mrs. Kendra Gallagher. Pete Burris, New Haven, R.T.Roush was awarded two Orpha Fields. New Haven. scholarships, one for $500 Mr. and Mrs. Wallace and one for $250. Alisha Stewart, Lexington. . Ky'., Ord was the recipient of two Betty Rice Marion . Ill .. $500 scholarshipe, one from Lois Bumgardner New the Class of 1974. Heidi · Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Marks was the recipient of a Charles Yeager. 1947: Mr. and Mrs. $200 scholarship from the . Class of 1965. Donald Hart Plymouth This year, a new gift was Meeting , Pa., Mr. and Mrs. initiated into the awards, a Robert Barton, Middleport, thank you gift of $500 to be Sarah Gibbs. New Haven, given to Anthony Frasier, Dorothy Saye Hilliard , Enid who will be going into the Adams, New Haven; 1948, Air Force. It was ~iven in Barbara Zerkle, New Have n, memory of James 'Gabby" Evalee Wolfe Middleport, Stewart, who gave his life in Oma McGraw Han shaw, Vietnam for his country. He Vienna, . W.Va., Kathleen was a Congressional Medal Roush , New Haven, Mr. and of Honor winner at age 23. Mrs . Joe Amick , Point · Walburn thanked and Pleasant, W.Va., Dale Sayre praised the alumni for their . Hilliard, James Sprouse. monetary gifts of the past Long Bottom, Verla Harrah, year and years. She chal- Mason, Attarah Dewhurst, lenged each class to put Letart. Mr. and Mrs. together a scholarship from Lawrence Stewart. their class for the next year. Middleport , Danny Yonker, A short business meeting · Mason, Evelyn Weirick,was held and Hill read the Ravenswood, W.Va. minutes and gave a treasury 1949 : Rosanna Manley, report. Following the buis- Middleport; 1950: Aleta New Haven , ness segment, Pat Roush Weaver, Noel drew tickets from a Chariotte · Yonker, Mason . . basket for the winners of the Vernon Smith, New Haven , 10$20giftcenificatesgiven · Billie June Hayes ; 1952. each year by the group. Walter Arnold Roush. New Winners were Suzanne Haven, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lewis. Jane Grimm, Megan Gibbs, Worthington, Mr. and Pickens, Doris Coffee , Mrs . John Kelly; 1953 : Sharon Brinker,Vernon Wilford Scarberry, Point Smith, Barb Hoffman Cecile Pleasant , Suzanna Lewis, Vanmatre, Alice Leach am;I Letart, Elizabeth King, Fight spurs Pomeroy to step up patrols BY J. MILES lAYTON JLAYTON@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY Local pollee broke up a fight and charged three men involved in a Wednesday incident in the Pomeroy parking lot. Matthew Dailey, 25, Brian Buffington, 37, both of Mid<)leport, and William Wooten, 60, Letart, W.Va. , were each charged by the Pomeroy Police Department with disorderly conduct by fighting - . a mi sdemeanor. Assistant Pomeroy Police . Chief Joe Kirby Jr.. was first called to the scene around 9:27 p.m. and he was later assi sted by Lt. Jeff Miller from the . Middleport Poli ce Department and Meigs sheriff's Deputy Jim Stacy. Each of the men charged were later released and will be appearing in Pomeroy Mayor's Court on June 21. Porneroy Police Chief Mark Proffitt said patrol s in the downtown area, parti cularly the parking lot , will be . .The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today. 992-2155 Coming Thursda~}~ the Sentinel ... "cp~9.C~ f€J ~ (3 T/t~rtg~ f€J JP~" Letart. Ben Roush. Letart: 1954: Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Flowers, Elk Grove Villa~e. IlL. Mr. and Mr,_ Lawrence Winebrenner. Roy Harle». Mason. Mr. .and M". Bernard Hoffman , Rev. and Mr. Ra lph Hudson . Lancaster. Ruth Rou sh. Letart. Jame > Stewart. Chester. Rme Wea,·er Mason. Martha Coleman. Pataskala . Alice Leach. \'iashingto:1 . WVa .. Mr. and Mrs . Da,·id BumQard ne r. Middleport . John R" Rou >h. Gallipoli '. Cecil e Vanmatre. Clifton. W.Va.. Phvlli ' Gilkey . Clifton . · 1955 Pe ggy Ed" ards. Pat ric ia 1\oeL Mason. Pomeroy. Shirley. Tucker. Mason. Susie HaiL Middleport. Mr. and Mr>. David Rou sh. Amanda. Point Janet Ro binson. Pleasant, Ohio, \1arjuri e Walburn. Middleport. Mr. and Mrs . Jame s Proffitt. Mason. Janice BergdolL Galli poli s; 1956 : Sandra Rou sh. Pomeroy: 1957 : Mr. and Mrs. Richard Young Pt. Pleasant, Jerry Arnold. Ne" Haven: 1958: Edna Scarberry. Point Plea>ant. Mr. and Mrs. Willi am Weaver. Victoria. Tex :. Linda Brinker. Doris Coffee 1959: Vinton. Bruce Staats. Mason: 1960: Guindilin Staats. Mason. Talkor Wilmarine Clark Hill , We>t Columbia; 1961: Peggy Bumgardner: 1961: Georgia Jerrell , Mason: 1963 : Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ru,se iL Lorain; 1964: Bonnie Smithson. Letart. Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Hoffman. Cottageville. W.Va.: Jerry Hall. Galloway. Sharon Heiss , Tallahassee. Fla .. BarbaraZu span. Mason. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bass. New Ha1·en·. Mr. and Mrs. Harvev . VanMatre. Middleport. Carolyn Bird. New Haven: · 1965. Mary Hendrick. Mason. Judith McHorter. Point Pleasant: 1966: Nancy Proffitt. Mason. 1968: Sonya Roush Letart . Christina Harrah . Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Garv Greene , Wellston. 1970. Barry Hoffman. Letart: 1971. Bernita Allen . Letart. Joyce Hall, Galloway ; 1972: Mr. and Mrs. Danny Marr . Letart; 1973. Jean Grimm . . 1974: Marsha Letart; Bumgarner , Point Pleasant. Shelby Jo Davis . Letart: 1975: Teresa Ord.- Letart: 1978: Cry stal Edwards. Hartford : -1984. Suzanne King , Letart: 1998: Megan Pickens. Leon. W.Va.: 100 I: John Morgan . Letart: 2004: Michelle Edwards, Hartford. Kendra Gallagher. New Haven . Erin Marr. Letart. R.T Rou sh, New Haven . A!isha Ord, Letart. R.T Roush. New Haven . Alisha Ord. Letart. .o\nthony. Frasier, Hartford. and Jennifer Flowers. Letart . at the Trinity Church in Pomeroy Auditiom for Adulrs and chi/drm (l L2_!;a!!JtWUJ.tllH1: increased in the weeb ahead. He said there has been a rash of vandalism -a nd damage to store fronts caused by people congregating after hours. Profrin blame> the warm weather among other things and vows to put a stop to these criini nal acti vities. "We are go mg to start vig orously patroling the parking lot and areas downtown to make sure that these things don't go on anymore in Pomeroy." he said . SPRIN G VALLEY Ot01111UTf l';Wf!\T 446-4524 12~ JACKSOII PillE FRI 614/04 - SUN 6/10/04 7 Box Office @ 6:30PM Nightly & 12:30 pm Sat & Sun for matinees Now Showing Daily Matinees • Wed thru Sun �BY THE BEND The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 4 . TUPPERS PLAINS~ The Eastern Local Board of edueation will have a special board meeting at 6 p.m. at the administration offtce. Purpose of the meeting is to discuss personnel. • Monday, June 7 SYRACUSE Sutton Township Trustees, regular meeting, 7 p.m., Syracuse Village Hall. CARPENTER Columbia Township Trustees, 7:30 p.m.• fire station. Thesday, June 8 POMEROY -· Bedford Township Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. at the town hall. · Wednesd~June 9 POMEROY The Meigs ·county Board of ealth will meet a; 5 p.m. in .the conference room of the Meigs County Health Department. · Friday, June II NELSONVILLE Region 14 Workforce Investment CEO consortium will be held at 8 a.m. at the Ramada Inn, Nelsonville. NELSONVILLE A 14 Workforce Region Inve stment board meeting will be held at 9:30 a.m. at the Ramada Inn, Nelsonville. Clubs and organizations Friday, June 4 POMEROY -· Meigs .County PERI Chapter 77 meets at Meigs County Multipurpose Senior Center, with luncheon at noon and meeting to follow. Perry Varnadoe, Meigs County Economic Development Director, will be guest speaker. All members are urged to attend. Saturday, June 5 . POMEROY - The Bits N' Piecers Quilters Guild are having a working Saturday beginning at 10 a.m. at the Pomeroy Library. Those attending are to take cutting utensils, fabric. sewing machines and a covered dish. For more information call 742-0212. New members are welcome. Monday, June 7 RACINE . Racine Chapter 134, Order of the Eastern Star, will meet at 7:30 p.m. at the hall. New officers will be elected. MIDDLEPORT - Special meeting of Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM for work in the .entered apprentice degree, 7:30 p.m. at the temple. All Masons invited. Refreshments. Homecomings/ Reunions Sunday, June 6 RACINE - The George Holter, Jr. family reunion will be held at the home of Jim and Karen Werry, Court Street Road near Morning Star Church. Racine. Barbecue chicken and other meats provided along with table service. All family and friends welcome. Church services Saturday, June 5 SYRACUSE- A "burgers and Bible study crusade" will be held at the Syracuse Nazarene Church at 6:30 p.m. both Saturday and Sunday. Sunday morning worship will be held at 10:30 a.m. Pastor Mike Adkins invites the public. Sunday, June 6 VETO Homecoming w iII be observed at the Veto Tabernacle Sunday. There will be a carry-in dinner at noon, preaching by John Elswick, and music by the Gabriel Quartet starting at I :30 p.in. Monday, June 7 MIDDLEPORT- Vacation Bible School will be held at the Ash Street Church, Middleport, 6 to 9 p.m., June 7-11. Theme will be "Jesus Helps You Power Up." There will be a daily Bible story, music. craft and activity. Pastor Greg Sears invites children, age two through 12th grade, to attend. For more information or a quick phone registration call Linda Powell, 992-1075 or Gloria Westfall, 367-0185. Other events Thesday, June 8 POMEROY- Childhood immunizations will be given at the Meigs County Health Department from 9 to II a.m and l to 3 p.m. at the office. Take children's shot records. Must be accompanied by a piarent/legal guardian. Friday, June 4, 2004 Teens aggressive advances frighten friend of his mom's Community Calendar Public meetings J;lageA6 DEAR ABBY: My friend "Sally" has a 14-year-old son I'll call Derek. He recently made sexual advances toward me. What frightened me was Derek's refusal to accept that I meant no when I refused and informed him that what he had in mind was immoral and illegal. · I threw the kid out of my house, called Sail y, and asked her to keep her son away from me and my home. She refused to take me seriously. The next day, I sent Sally a special delivery letter, r~peating in writing how I felt about what Derek had done. Abby, I understand that Derek is at an age when his hormones are raging, but his behavior was repulsive and offensive . I am afraid of him because he's bigger than I am - and because he 's been seen around my house late at night, according to one of my neighbors. I· live alone. Is there something I should do to protect myself? Or should I just wait . to see what ·. happens? FRIGHTENED BY A 14YEAR-OLD PREDATOR DEAR FRIGHTENED: If what your neighbor said is true, Sally's son has more problems than raging hormones . He also may be a Peeping Tom. Since peeping and prowling can escalate, the police should be notified. lt appears that the boy needs help. and his mother is in Dear Abby denial. Do not procnistinate. You must protect yourself. ABBY: My DEAR boyfriend, "Roy," .and I have ·been dating almost a year. We are both 21 but have known each other since we were 8. Lately, hi s mother ha s been making hurtful comme nts like. "Wow. you're not dressed like a slut tod ay... or "How come you're always here when I com L' t. 1 see my son ?" . I " ' · ." t want to be di srespect[ ul, but her comments are insulting. I don't dress like an extra in a music video. Having been brought up in a Chrislian home, and still li ving in one, I know the differen ce between cute clothes and trashy attire. These comments from Ray's mother started when he and I began dating. I don't know if it's my clothes she hates, or if it's the fact that Roy and I are considering taking the next step. It also bothers me that Roy doesn '1 say anything when his mother rips me to shreds. My mother told me to keep my distance from Roy 's mom and · make sure he knows h~w I feel about his silence. Roy is a "mama's boy." so I don't expect him to say anything to his mother. I don't even expect h1m to understand how I feel. l just want to know the proper way to handle th ings the next time his mom criticizes me. -THE GIRLFRIEND DEAR GIRLFRIEND: Roy's mother sees you as a threat. Her comments are intended to drive you away. Unless R.. v speaks up. her behavior ,, ill esf'alate . If you continue to tolerate her behavior, Roy's mother will make your life hell. And· if you marry him. she will rule the roost. . Explain to Roy how hurt-• ful hi s mother's comments are. Tell him that you will no longer tolerate them. and the next time she insults you, you will say. "Roy how do YOU feel about the way your mother is talking to me? Do you agree with her?" Make it clear that if he fails to stmid up for you and tell hi s mother that he expects you to be treated with respect. lhe relationship is over. Dear Abbr is ll'l'itlen br Abigail va;, Bure11. also knmm as Jea1111e Phillips. ami 11'[/S Jtmlllh'd bv her motha Pauli11e Phillips. Write Dear Abbr at ..:11'11'. DearAbbr.cVlll r;r P. 0. Bvx 69440. Los A11geles. CA 90069. . Myers 50th .anniversary CHESTER - Bruce and Dorothy Myers of Chester will celebrate their 50th wed~ ding anniversary at a reception to be held Sunday at the Chester Methodist Church. · : ·The affair is being hosted :qy their children, Joyce ~ ~Raymond) Werry, Linda ·Hony) Westjohn, Bruce :'Bonnie) Myers, and Leonard .(Mary) Myers. • et Everyone Know Your Dad Is Someone Very Special With A Father's Day Thank You Tribute ... To Be Published In The Daily Sentinel On Friday, June 18th! ....._ . I ' . ' .... ' ' ·" Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Myers ' .--- ------------------------------------------------------------- ;Land transfers · ' Betty Lou Kern to Clifford :·!\I an Whitley, Troy S. ·.Whitley, deed, Bedford. j Raymond Degroot, Mary L. ·pegroot, to Helen Joann ;Gray, deed, Chester. ·: Patsy Jean Laudermilt to :Walter Laudermilt, affidavit, Letart. · • Walter Laudermilt, Judy iPatterson Laudermilt, to :Walermilt Family Trust, deed, ;Letart. · ' Christine A. Martin to •Conseco Finance Servicing, ·:sheriff's deed, Village of !Syracuse. i Roger Lee Jones to 'Con~eco Finance Servicing, :~heriff's deed, Sutton. ' : Glen E. Stanley, deceased, :r..b Archie R. Stegall, affidavit, ·extinguish life estate. ~:; Vyona Ruth Day to Otis :Chutes, Michael Chutes, <deed, Salisbury. i. ; Archie R. Stegall to ~Kenneth It Hossler, Jill A. ;Hossler, deed, Bedford. ., Howard W. Brewer, Jr., :carolyn S. Brewer, to' Terry ;1\1. Brewer, deed, Salisbury. ; ; Marc travis Pierce, Wendy iCaroline Pierce, to Bruce R. !fisher, M. Thomas Dooley, ,4eed, Village of Pomeroy. Christine Tackett, Christine Janet M. Jeffers to Janet M. Martin, to Beneficial Jeffers, Rhonda Marie Peters, Mortgage Co. of Ohio, sher- deed, Salisbury. iff's deed, Village of Leo Kennedy, Jr., Julia A. Pomeroy. Kennedy, to Daniel James, John Fisher, Jr. to Crystal Ruth James, deed, Village of Whitlach, William D. Kautz, Middleport. John 'T. Wolfe, Marilyn deed, Chester. Christopher D. Smith, Joan Wolfe, to Dan P. Smith, Christopher Smith, Erica L. .Donna Jean Smith, affidavit. Smith, to Home National Bank, sheriff's deed, Village Robert W.' Proffitt, of Pomeroy. deceased, to Elizabeth Faye Larry B. Morris to Harold Proffitt, affidavit. . D. Ro se, Gwendlyn Sayre, . E Rose, Jr., M o II 1e deed, Rutland. Gwendlyn Karnes, Charles Robert T. Southern, Sr., Daniel Karnes, to John R. deceased, to Carol Y. Myers, deed, Lebanon. Southern, affidavit. Village of Bobbie E. Roy, Hazel Middleport. Kathleen Roy, Hazel K. Roy, Norman P. Smith, Sherri A, to Hazel Kathleen Roy, deed, Smith, to Judith A. Williams, Vjllage of Racine. Ryan Baxter Williams, deed, Roger A. Eblin, Judith L. Sutton/Village of Syracuse. Eblin, to Roger A. Eblin, Janet M. Jeffers to Janet M. deed, Rutland. ' Jeffers, Rhonda Marie Peters, Laura J. Fields, deceasaed •. deed, Salisbury. G F ld ff d · Janet M. Jeffers to Janet M. to ay Ie s, a 1 avtt, Jeffers, Rhonda Marie Peters, Orange . deed, Bedford. · Gay Fields to Carol L. Janet M. Jeffers to Janet M. Craft, Robert R. Craft, deed, Jeffers, Rhonda Marie Peters, Orange. deed, Salisbury. . Gary E. Snouffer to Janet M. Jeffers to Janet M. Community Action Program, Jeffers, Rhonda Marie Peters, deed, Village of deed , Salisbury. Pomeroy/Salisbury. •.,.t :t,., ..'·. :, • ~! " -· Sunday Times-Sentinel Subscribe today • 992·2155 • ·Happy Father's Day (Your Name) RACINE · The Beegle, Ruth Carnahan Pomeroy; Patty Roush Pape, Racine/Southern Alumni Simpson. Martha Waterson Margie Stobart Wolfe. Don reunion banquet was held at Beegle, Racine. Beegle. Sue Ann Buck Southern High School 1943:· Doris Sayre Rogers, Beegle. Mary Euler Hill. Saturday with 214 Alumni Canal Winchester, ; Delbert Racine; Jerry Lee. Dublin . and guests attending. Smith, Racine. 1962: Alan Graham. The invocation and bene1944: Juanita Parsons diction were given by Larry Kimes, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Syracuse; Kathryn Brace Racine; Bruce Fisher and dinner was served David A. Brewer, Portland; Hart, by the 2005 senior class at Mary Roberts Roush. Mason, McKelvey, Portland. 1963: Southern under the direction W.Va.; Jn Shank, Charleston; Austin Wolfe . of Gordon and Linda 'Fisher. W.Va .. Racine. A highlight of the evening 1945: Audrey Boichyn, St · 1964: Judy Cozart Pape, was an appearance by the Clair Shores, MI; Mrytle. Syracuse; Teddy Bailey, Southern Tornado marching Easterday Holter, Racine. I.:inda VanMeter Bailey. band. Wearing their new 1946: Billy Joe Spencer, Patriot ; Vernon Donahue. uniforms , the band members Pomeroy. Sharon · Church Donahue, entered the gymnasiu m play1947: Ruth Johnson Smith. Radnor; Richard Holter, ing the "Stand up and_Cheer" Racine. 1948: Jn T. Wolfe, Racine . Hilliard. Carol Reed. Randall fight song. After marching through the crowd. all stand.1949: Eileen Johnson Reiber, Lynn Mallory, Linda ing and cheering. they played Cartwright, Nashville , Tenn . White Cunningham Racine: .s everal selection s before 1950: Aaron Wolfe , Roben Wood. Long Bottom; marching out as they once Racine. Linda Neigler Davis. again played the light song . l95l : Cecil Hill, Gallipolis; . Larry G. Sayre. The winners of the We sterv.ille, James Cline, .Columbus. Southern Elementary "Star Beverly. 1965: Victor Robert Durst, Search'' competition held 1952: John Fisher, Richmond. '. Va.; Nancy earlier thi s year provided Pomeroy; Marilyn Brewer Parker Grueser. Racine; additional entertainment. Beall, Columbus; Dora Birch They were introduced by Lipps . Little Hocking. ; Gordon Fisher. Tom Weaver, Junie Beegle Maynard and Victor Wolfe, Racine ; Gene Syracuse; Linda Eichinger Collins, Parkersburg , W.Va .. included. Lindsay Teaford Wells , Osseo. Mich. 1966: Linda Adams Evans. and Chelsea Pape , Jacob 1953: George Theiss, Gary Dennis Evans. Edith Hoback , Lacy Hupp , Darien Belpre; Elizabeth Diddle Rose Hubbard . Racine. Diddle and Demetri s Lamm. Fishel\ Dan Smith, Racine. 1954: Oscar Badgley, 1967 : Bob Grueser, A brief business meeting was conducted by Shirley Centerville, ; Larry Wolfe, Racine. Johnson and included reading Racine; Shirley Stobart 1969: Jeffrey Donew, of the minutes of last year's Robert s, Lexington , Ky.; Columbus. ; ' Paul Rose , gathering. .Brian Simpson. Bonnie Racine; Stephen Pete All graduates of the 1930's Badgley Simpson , Baltimore, · Simpson , Dublin . were given special recogni- , Marlene Clark Hill. 1971: Becky Salser tion by Becky VanMeter Westerville, ; Alice Fisher Zuspan and pre senled Wamsley, Pomeroy ; Dorsel Mallory. Don Smith, Racine ; Proffitt . planters of !lowers. Also rec- Wilson , Sissionville, W.Va .; James Gordon ognized and presenled a gift Sharlene Deem Gray, Virginia Beach, Va. 1972: Dave Graham , was the graduate who trav- Rockbridge, ; Jane Gilmore elect the farthest . Robert Beegle. Racine: Normal Racine . 1973: Beverly Ervin Reiber. who came from Roush, Charleston, W.Va.; Florida. Margaret Martin Cline. Willford. Tuppers Plains. Bob Grueser. Southern Beverly, : Shirley Powell 1974: Brenda Hayes Local superintendent, Shively. Columbus: Joann Davis, Patsy Protl'itt Cornell. announced the winners of the Willford Proffitt . Dale Syracuse; Connie Templeton . 2004 scholarships. They are Johnson , Wadsworth, ; Joyce 1977: Carl Jnston. Cadi Davis and Stephanie Hart Manuel , Racine ; Ron Portland; Li sa Allen Woods. Bradford who each received McDade und Loretta Davis . Syracuse. . a $500 scholarship. McDade, Athens . 1978 : Larry Fisher. Denni s · Lisa Allen Wood s, Larry 1955: Delores Kraeuter Fisher. Alan Graham. Dennis Wolfe, Lillian· Powell Weese . Wolfe. Teresa Ervin Wilson . Racine. Wolfe and Tom 'weaver pre- Racine . 1981: Peggy Bush Gibbs, 1956: Robert E. Beegle, sented door prizes of flowers · donated by several local Shirley Beegle, Don Richard Racine. growers including Rex . Hill, Racine; Janet Beegle 1982: Tammy Ervin Hupp. Thornton , Nancy Cummins, Roush, Charleston. W.Va .. Becky Gheen Bradford, Marshall Roush, Darrell 1957: Don Johnnson, Racine. Norris, Perry Hill, Todd Portland; Robert Euler, 1983: Tonja Salser Hunter. Cummins and Riffle Elkview, W.Va.; Avis Theiss R'acine. Greenhouses. Harrison, Syracuse . 1984: Cindy Allen Jnston, Singing the Alma Mater 1958: Mary Kay Johnson led by Larry Fisher conclud- Konicek, University Park, Portland. 1986 : Becky VanMeter ed the banquet. · Fla.; Hazel Stobart Dudding, .Zuspan, Mason, W:Va. Dale Hart, Racine; Odessa Graduates attending were: 1989: Kristen Pape Bond, Ed Howell, Willford Proffitt, Portland. 1931: Flushing. 1959: . Wanda Faber London. 1933: Harold . Roush, ~chuler, Pomeroy; Shirley Junle Beegle 1991: Elkview, W.Va. McKelvey Johnson, Maynard, Racine. 1935 : Eileen Roush Buck, Portland; Barbara Adams 1992: Michelle McCoy Salser, Evans, Syracuse . Racine. Dugan, Ronnie 1938: Hazel Hilldore Racine; Virginia Wheeler, 1993: Nick f.dams, McKelvey, Portland; Portsmouth, ; Arlene Theiss Michael Evans, Racine. Wallace, Delaware, Nadine Raymond Furbee Portland. 1994: Robert Reiber, 1940: George Charles Roush Euler, Elkview, W.Va.; Foster, Pittsburgh, Pa. Altie Stover Farmer, New Florida; Stephanie Sayre 1941: Betty Wilson Carlisle ; Donna Hilldore Filson, Jenny Cleek, Racine. 1996: Rochelle Jenkin s Bearhs, Racine; Carroll Byer, Syracuse:. 1960: Mary Grace Stobart Lamm, Syracuse; Carolyn Norris, Syracuse. 1942: . Dean Sayre, Cowdery, Long Bottom ; Manuel Robinson, Carl L. Middletown , PA; Paul Lois Graham , Allen. Robinson, Racine. Letha Proffitt . Dale R. Bedford. Tuttle. Susan J. Tunle. deed. Proffitt , lo Dale F. Proffitt , Thomas. M. Thei;s, Chester. deed , Lebanon . Sheila A. Theiss. to Charles Kenneth A. Grueser. Paul Lacy Chadwell. R. Harris. Waynita Harri s. deceased , to Carrie Grueser. Kathy Elise Chadwell, deed, Lebanon . aftldavit. Sutton. Tonya Crouse. Gloria J. David Lynn Chadwell. Christopher W. Cross. Jame s Lowell Chadwel , Haning. Joe Crouse. Jimmy Pamela Cro". 10 Audrea B. Cynthia Sue Chadwell. to C. Haning , to Tom Bate >. Parr, deed, Salem. Daniel E. Gheen. Randi M. Sonya Bates, 'deed. Sharon R. Wilson. Columbia. Gheen, deed. Chester. Howard P. Wilson . to TPRex K. Butcher. Tammy Gary J. Foley, Sr.. Gary J. CWD. right of way. Sutton . · Butcher. to Kevin Butcher. Foley, to Betty Foley, Cindy Gene Wolfe to TP-CWD. Brent Butcher. April J. Foley, deed. Scipio. right of way. Lebanon. Butcher, deed, Scipio. Betty Foley to Cindy J. Phillip W. Wolfe. Anna M. Harold W. Hanson. Jr. to Foley. deed. 'Scipio. Wolfe. to TP-CWD. righl Of Harold W. · Han son. Jr., Richard Vaughan. Ruby way, LelarL :Linda L Hanso n. deed, Vaughan. to Harold W Joy Hawthorne. David .Village of Middleport. Hanson. Jr.. Linda L Hawthorne. to TP-CWD . Shirley Bel l Wolfe. Hanson. deed. Village of right of way, Orange. deceased, to Monte Ray Middleport . William E. Caslo to Betty Foley to Gary J. Mollie Parsons Casto. cerWolfe. aftldavit, Rutland. Edward C. Hawley, Foley, Gary J. Foley. SL. Iificate of transfer. Olive. deceased , to Thelma · deed. Village of Syracuse. Norman H. Roush. Janel Hawley, affidavit. Jimmy E. Davis, Janet E. K. Rou;h. to. . Larry G. Shelby Ann Jarrell. Miller, Clyde E. Davis. Fisher. Rhonda R. Fisher. Beverly Morrow, to Beverly Alice Louise Davis, to deed. Village of Racine . Morrow. deed , Salisbury. Robert W. Sisson. Iva M. Benjamin W. Putman. · deed. Lena E. Putman. to John M. Thomas G. McClung, Sisson. Patricia McClung. tc;> Ray Rutland/Village of Rutland . King. Brenda King. deed. Andrews, deed, Village of Nancy S. Broderick . Olive. Pomeroy. Michael Bu skirk. Jani ce Amber B. Tracy, Amber Ray Andrews. Megan Busk irk. to Shawn A. B. Be1me11. to Jeffrey W. Andrews, to Kenneth Taylor, deed, Salisbury. Tracy. Amber B. Tracy. Young, deed , Village of · Kevin Graham, Kevin deed. Salisbury. Pomeroy. Michael Graham. to James · Stephen K. Henderson. Fred E. Ray, Keith A. M. Kelley, Mary A. Kelley. Sandra L. Henderson. to Lee Harter II. Christine Haner, deed, Salisbury. Anna Roberts. Kenneth E. to Profidcei1 Bank , sheriff's Jack Williams. Peggy Roberts. deed. Salisbury. : deed, Village of Pomeroy. ·Williams. to Christopher Melanie Sue Daniels 16 Mary Ellen Andrew to Jude. deed. Salem. . Edward L. Daniels. deed. Monongahela Power Co. , Faye Aiker. Faye R.ose Village of ease ment. Olive. Aiker, to John E. blake. Middleport/Salisbury. Dennis K. Schofield, deed. Village ot Pomeroy. GeralJine M. Cross to Kenneth H. Payne. Jr. 10 Diana Mae Cross . Deborah Jackie L Schofi~ld. to Tuppers Plain s-Chester Carolyn Sue Payne Weaver. Mary Harris. Deni se Maxine Water Di strict, right of way. certificate of transfer. Mamone. Della Margaret Salisbury. Lebanon. Cross. deed. Sutton. Rocky R. Hupp. Carol Suzanne Bentz to John Geraldine Varney to Hupp. to TP-CWD, righi of Bentz, .deed. Chester. Bonni e Tawney. -deed. way. Lebanon. Jeffrey Lynn Fields. Mary Lebanon. Everett T. Calaway to TP- Ann Fields. to Lorena G. Geraldine Varney to CWO. right of way. Kinsinger, deed. Village of . Frances . Reiber. deed. Lebanon. Middleport. Lebanon . Beryl A. Wil son. Jr .. to Gordan F. Randolph , -Geraldine Varney to Eve lyn J. Randolph , to TP- Beryl A. Wilson. Jr. Living Bonnie Tawney. deed. CWO, right of way. Orange. Trus1. memorial trust. Lebanon. Dori s E. Well to TP- O~ange. Thelma . Hawley. · CWO. right of way, Orange. Beryl A. Wilson, Jr.. Beryl deceased. to Betty Ash. Community of A. Wilson, Jr. Liviting Trust. Margaret Dailey. Elaine Stiversville Church to TP- to Ja son B. Ridenour. Miller. Sharon John son. cerCWD. right of way, Natasha M. Ridenour, deed . tificate. Sutton_ Orange. Lebanon . Monte Ra y Wolfe .to Forrest D. and . Pan sy B. Barbara Ann Hensler. Jame s R. Ti1ylor. Vickie Jordan to Pan sy B. Jordan. deceased, to Dallas C. Taylor. Jeed. Rutland . Forrest Dorsey Jordan, Hensler, affidavit. Mary Ann Fields to Mary deed, Columbia. Columbia. . Ann Fields, Jeffrey Lynn Karen S. Bonaventura to Frederick M. Tuttle. Ruth Fields. deed. Village of Michael Bonaventura. deed, M. Tuttle, to Walter E. Syracuse/Sutton. EXTRA! EXTRA! Coming Friday, July 16,2004 The Daily Sentinel (Your Name) B. 1XS Greeting with Plcture... $13.00 1 Father's Name Your Name(s) Tristan Roach Son of Charles &. April Roach Legion post to honor World War II veterans Love I I f<acine/Southern Alumni holds reunion . Land transfers The Daily Sentinel . 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The rain sho uld stay new· 66 with today's high reach 0.05 inche s by thi s of 6 7 occurring around morning. Temperature> will .t:OOpm Winds will be 5 to 10 rise to 63 with today's low of MPH from the north turning 57 occurring around 6:00am. from the northeast as the afterWinds will 'be 5 to 10 MPH n';J(ln progresses. Evening: It will remain from the north tu rnirt'g from y. There could ' be a cloud as the morning the. northeast I ' sprink le or two. Temperatures progresses. . Afternoon: It will remain will hold steady around 64. cloudy. Moderate rain is fore -· Winds will be 5 to 10 MPH from the north turning from the northwest as the evening progresses. Ovemight: It should remain cloudy. Some rain is likely. Temperatures will linger at 61. Winds will be I0 MPH from the northwest turning from the west .as the overnight progresses. Sawrday, jurre S Morning : It should be a cloudy morning. Temperatures will hover. at. 59. Winds will be I I0 to 15 MPH from the west. AKRON (AP) Two northeast Ohio companies that built their businesses on selling plastic toy s designed · to spark imaginative play are trying to balance simple creativity with a high-tech world. Little Tikes Co. and Step2 Corp. have joined the electronic toy trend with products such as miniature kitchen sets that have real-life sounds and battery-operated play cars. They say competitive pressure required them to db so. But both companies are trying to keep up with the industry without compromising their commitment to makeA child demonstrates the pedal-powered Scarmble.r Pedal Coupe believe. Hudson-based Little Tikes produced by Streetsboro, Ohio based Step2 in an undated comis jumping deeper into the pany photo. Little Tikes Co. and Step2 Corp., two northeast Oh1o electronics trend, taking the companies that built their bus inesses on selling plastic toys position that technology designed to spark imaginative play are trying to bala~ce simple should be u~ed thOUjlhtfully creativity wi.th a high-tech world. The Scrambler Pedal Coupe is similar to the Big Wheel of the 1970s and '80s with nothing to encourage tmagrnatron. "The last thing you want to flashier than the headlight decals on the front. (AP) do is have a kid push a button ic toys sparingly. and just watch \Vhat (the toy) lost an ·anymore." ·To tell you the truth, we've The American Academy of does," said Brian Kirkendall , had to yield to the pressure," Pediatrics has not issued a vice president of global prodFoltz said. "We're presenting policy statement regarding the uct marketing for Little Tikes, a division of Newell use of technology-based toys. to (retail) buyers who are Toy Indu stry adults. And they think elecThe Rubbermaid. "That's no difAssociation estimates 65 per- tronics are where it"s at. In ferent than watching TV. As a cent to 70 percent of toys order to be competitive . and parent, I don't like that." Little Tike s' Streetsboro- being introduced on the mar- to present products to buyers, based competitor, Step2, is ket have an electronic compo- we have those choices in our focusing on its new nent, said Julie Livingston, line ." Like Little Tikes. Step2 Scrambler Pedal Coupe. The spokeswoman for the New York City-based group. offers battery-powered riding toy is similar to the Big Little Tikes' new Magicook toys and electronic. soundWheel of the 1970s and '80s with nothing flashier than the Kitchen uses low-level radio producing kitchen sets. And frequencie s to allow the com- Little Tikes still offers silent headlight decals on the front. ponents of the set to commu- toys and riding toys operated Step2 is marketing its "kidpowered" toy as an increase nicate electronically. When a only on leg power. Kirkendall said the compain childhood obesity makes child places a piece of food on the stove, for example, the ny's · molded-plastic mainheadlines. "There is a treQd (toward stove. recognizes the food and stays. like the Cozy Coupe ride-in car and . the Turtle electronic toys), but we' re responds. "This puts the kids in con- Sandbox. are as low-tech as hoping to see it go the other way," said Dotti Foltz, direc- trol. TI1ey have true interac- they were when they were introduced 20 years ago or tor of marketing and commu- tion," Kirkendall said. ."We want to use technology more. nications for Step2. "We want ''There will always be parto be there to give the con- smartly, not just technology sumer the choice - toys for the sake of technology," ents who want to give their kids an opportunity to · play where the children have to he said. Step2's Foltz said her com- without pushing buttons." concentrate and think and make believe. 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The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said in a letter Tuesday to the Energy Department that it cou ld not go ahead wi th its plan to start removing the powdery waste June 14 from a concrete silo and hold it at Fernald until it could be shipped. Storing the waste at Fernald for any length of time after it is removed from the silo wou ld violate a cleanup agreement the Energy Department reached years ago with federal and state environmental regulators. the EPA said. Proud to be apart of your life. Subscribe today • 992-2 t55 .. The Energy Department says it will talk with federal and Ohio environmental regulators to try to work out the problems. Department officials say lengthy delays could jeopardize the planned 2006 completion of the cleanup of the 1,050-acre site 18 miles northwest of Cincinnati. 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Warren had three hits for Meigs, while Luke Haislop. Ray sean Allen, Ken Amsbary and Jeremy Blackston also had hits. Mike Davi s, Meigs' starting pitcher, earned the win. while Haislop recorded the ANAHElM. Calif. (AP) When the Anaheim Angels signed Raul Mondesi last week after he left Pittsb urgh, they knew he had plenty left to give a contender. He homered and threw out a runner at the plate to help the Angels beat the Cleveland Indians 5-2 Thursday night for their third straight victory. "You're not going to get too many guys who play as hard as Mondi. .. said manager Mike Sciascia. whose association with Mondesi goes bac.k to Sciascia's coaching days with the Dodgers. ''This guy gives everything 5 2 he has on every play. He tits righ t in with this group of guys." Angels manager Mike Sciascia watched from the clubhouse. He was suspended along with piicher John Lackey. The two were ejected from a May 24 game at Toronto after Lackey threw consecutive pitcl\es inside to Simon Pond. Lackcv received ll1 e game>. but is appealing. Bench coach Joe Maddon ran the Angels in Sciascia's absence i'or the first time >ince he managed the llnai2LI games of the 1999 season after Terry Collins· resignati on. . "Joe knows this dub as well as I Ull and he knows the pitching staff as well as Buddy Black. so we knew he'd do a great job:: Sciascia said. Anaheim got a two-run triple from Jose Guillen and two-ow RBI sing les from Chone Figgins and Vladimir Guerrewto hand AL ERA leader Cliff Lee l1i' tirst loss of the ~ason . The Angel' ht.ve 'cored a maj(Jr leaguebe'! 125 run' with two outs. "It'' "'mething we preach. and guy' reallv concentrate we ll in those situation; ... Maddon ~aid. "It's a mental · thing, where you keep grinding out the at-bat regardle" of the wunt. Fu11hermore . a lot of the big boys have been. ~om mg up in those spots and Please see Tribe,'B4 ~ave. Thurodoy Meigs travels to Glouster today before playing a doubleheader at Beverly Saturday. 3 5 6 8 10 12 13 14 17 19 20 21 24 26 28 29 Meigs American Legion Schedule June at Athens 11 (W 5-2) at Beverly (DH) at Mason County, W.Va (DH) at Logan at Athens II Athens (OH) at Shinnston, W.Va. (OH) Lancaster at Mariena (DH) Beverly (DH) Lancaster II (D H) Logan at Lancaster at Well~ion (DH) Pickenngton at Glouster AI Mulrtlold VHiage Golf Club Dublin, Ohio 1 p m. 1 p.m 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 1 p.m 1 p.m. 6 p.m. 6 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 6 p.m. 7 p.m. noon 6 p.m. 6 p.m. July 1-4 at Athens To urnament 6 at Athens 8 Glouster 10 Mas on County. W.Va . (DH) 11 at Pickerington (DH) 12 Athens II 14 Wellston 16 Athens It 18-22 League Tournament. 7 p.m. 6 p.m. 1 p.m. 1 p.m. 6 p.ll). 6 p.m. 6 p.m. Buffalo makes easy work of Clippers BUFFALO. NY (P,P) Brandon Phillips and Raul Gonzalez each scored three runs Thursday to help the Buffalo Bisons beat the Columbus Clippers 13-2 in \lie International League. :Dusty Wathan drove in tltree runs and scored twice for Boffalo. Jack Cressend (2l) got the win, allowing one hit in 2 2-3 innings of relief. Michael Vento hit a two-run homer in the ftrst to give Columbus the lead. ' Buffalo scored five runs off Andy Beal (3-3) in the first. Phillips had an RBI double, Gonzalez hit a two-run double and Brent Abernathy added an RBI double. Mark Little hit a home run in the fifth for the Bisons. who added four runs in the sixth and three more in the seventh. Wathan drove in a run with a single in the sixth and had two RB!s on a double in the seventh. Buffalo starter Kyle Denney allowed four hits and two walks in 4 1-3 innings. Beal allowed eigh.t runs on eight hits in 5 1-3 innings, but retired I3 of 14 batters after the first. Garciaparra hopes to return to lineup soon 10 or .....,. · · . Hl:h '• •• TOLEDO (AP)- Boswn shortstop Nomar Garciaparra said Thursday he hopes to be beck in the Red Sox lineup ~arly next week for the first · time this season. : Garciaparra , sidelined all year with a sore Achilles ' tendon, will start a three-game rehabilitation assignment ~ith Triple-A Pawtucket in Toledo on Thursday. · - He plans to fly back to il.oston after Saturday's game io be evaluated. If all goes Well, he cou ld be in Boston's lineup Tuesday against San Diego. , would like to," "I Oarciaparra said. "But I've ~ever put a definite time on it er said this is my mark or this is my goal. . "If I don't reach it. I don't want to be disappointed," he said before Thursda)"s game against Toledo. "Nothing's been decided." - t - Ernie Els drives off the second tee during the first round of the Memorial Tournament at the Muirfield Village Golf Club in Dublin Thursday. (AP) Els, .Curtis lead at Muirfield BY DouG FERGUSON Associated Press DUBLIN - Ernie Els and Ben Curtis made their share of birdies on a tough Muirfield Village course Thursday. What made them co-leaders in the first round of the Memorial was fini shing with a par. The last two British Open champions scrambled for par on the 18th hole - Els from a bunker, Curtis with a deli cate pitch up the hill ~ and wound up with 4-under 68s, the highest score to lead at the Memorial in ;l4 years. "It was quite a ride there at the end." 8ss~d. . He was talking about his back nine· -only two pars - but he could have >pea.k ing for so many others. Five players~ J .L. Lewis, Stephen Ames, John Rollins. Arron Oberholser and Darren Fichardt - all came to the 18th hole with at least a share of the lead until bad shots. bad breaks and big numbers sent them back to the pack. ' Tiger Woods anu Yijay Singh made pars on No. I R, but little good that did them. Woods hit a few wavward shots at the start and end of his i·o und. bltt oth erwise wa., out of harm 's wav fo r a 72. Singh. No. 2 in the world atid playing :. Please see Muirfield, 84 Memorial Notebook Curtis shows his colors in return to Ohio BY RuSTY MILLER Assoc1ated Press DUBLIN - Ben Curtis return ed home as a local favorite, but probably didn't fool any football fans in the southern half of hi s home state. Playing his first tournament in Ohio since shockinl' the gol f world at the British Open, Curtis grabbed a share of the first-round lead Thursday at the Memorial Tournament. Hi s 4-under 68 tied him with Ernie Els. CUI:tis represents Reebok, which otltlits him in NFL colors at each PGA Tour event. He elected to W<!ar the orange and black o f the Ci!lcinnatl Bengals on Thursday. Curtis , howe ver. grew up a Cleveland Browns fan and it's hard to break old habits. "When you look at it. it looks weird," Curtis said, pointing to his white sh in with black and orange stripes. "At least I have the colors right. It's got some orange in it." Please see Notebook. 84 Jack Nicklaus watches his shot out of a bunker on the 18th green during the first round of the Memorial Tournament at the Mu irfield Village Golf Club in Dub lin. Ohio. Thursday. (AP) ' Purse: S5 miiUon Yard-: 7,2115; Par 12 (3648} Firat Round Ernie E!s 33-35 - 68 _,. Ben Curtis 34·34 - 68 -4 Paul Azlnger 35-34 - 69 ·3 . Lee Janzen 33-36 89 ·3 Stephen-Ames 32-37 - 89 -3 Zach JOhnson 35-34 - 89 -3 Todd Hamilton 35-34 - 89 <! Fred Couples 35-34 - 69 .3 John Rollins 34·35 - 89 ·3 Arron Oberholser 34-35 - 69 -3 Oavls LO'w'e HI 36-34 - 10 -2 Len Ms.ttiace 34-36 70 -2 Stewart Cink 33-37 70 -2 Re.tief Goosen 35-35 - 70 -2 Jert'Siuman 36-34 - 70 -2 J.L. Le'wis 31-39 - '10 ·2 Jay Haas 33-37 - 70 -2 36-34 - 10 -2 . Justin Rose Darren Fk:ha.rdt 36-34 - 10 -2 Billy Andrada 38·33 - 71 -1 Padraig Hllrrlngton 35-38 - 71 ·1 Shlgeki Maruyama 34-37. - 71 ·1 Charles HoweH Ill 35-38 - 71 -1 Craig Parry 35-36 , - 71 -1 36-3$ - 1\. _, Corey Pavin 34-37 ~ 71 -1 Kevin Sutherland 36-35 - 71 _, R~h Be<m 35-36 .- . 71 -1 Ctuis DIMarco Thomas Bjorn 36-35 - 71 '1 Stephen Laaney 34-)1 - 71 -1 Peter Lonard 3$-311 - 71 -1· ThongchaiJa~ · 34·37'• - 71 ; , John Cook 35-36 - 71 -1 Mark O'Meara 35-36 ~ 71 -1· K.J. Chol 37-34 - 71 ·1 36-35 - 11 _,., Rocco Mediare 37·34 - 71 _, Rory SabPaitni Frank Lioldlter II ~fr ;~ ~: ~ . Steve FIMCh John Daly 36-36 - 72 E Sra<:l Faxon 38·34 - 72 E Chad Campbell 34·36 - 72 E Keiichiro Fukaborl 37-35 - 72 E Tommy Armour Ill 38-38 - 72 E Kenny Perry 36-38 - 72 E Tiger Woods 36-36 - 72 E SCott McCarron 35-37 - 72 E Hldemichl Tanaka 37-38 - 7S +1 Woody Austin 37·36 - 73 +1 BobTway 35·38 - 73 >I . Dan For~man 35·36 - 73 +1 Shaun M!cheel 36-37 - 73 +1 Sergio Garcia 35·38 - 73 +1 Brenden Pappas 38-35 - 73 +1 Hlrofuml Miyase 38,35 - 73 +1 Harrison Frazar 38·37 - 73 +1 ·Trevor lmmalman 35-38 - 73 +I Tim Clark 36-37 - 73 +1 Stuart Applelly 36-37 - 73 +t 37-36 - 73 +1 Vijay Singh Tom Pernice, Jr. 33-40 - · 13 +1 ·38-35 73 +1 Jeff Maggart 39-35 74 +2 Heath Slocum Robert Allenby 38-36 - 74 <2 37·37 74 +2 Justin Leonard Mark HenSby :3ij.36 74 -t2 38·36 ~ 7 4 -+2 Aaron Baddeley Jack Nicklaus 37·37 74 +2 Mark Calcaveochia 38-36 - 74 +2 Nick P'rlce 36·38 - 74 -+2 Craig Perks . 38-38 - 74 +2 38-36 - 74 ~ +2 Tom Lehman 37-37 - 74 +2 Jerry Kelly Joe Ogilvie ~9-35 74 +2 Geoff Ogitvy 39-35 - 74. -+2 34-40 - 74 ~ Ted Purdy 37-37 - 74 +2 Hunter Mahan 36·39 - 75 ..:) Oudley Hart 39-36 - 75 ..:) Hank Kuehne Stave Elkington 36·39 - 75 ..:) 40-35 - 75 ..:) Jesper Pa rnevik 37-38 - 75 ..:) NiciEis Faslh Ffed Funk 37·36 - 75 ..:) 37-38 - 75 ..:) t<lrk Triplett Tim F'etrovic' 39-36 - 75 +3 36-39 ~ 75 +3 Bran~1 Snedeker 36-36 - 76 ... DuffyWatdort 36-58 - 76 .. 80 Van Pell Joey Smdelar 40-36 - 76 ... 39-37 - 76 ... Briny Baird Tim Herron 58-58 - 76 .. 34·43 - n +5 Robert Gamez Uan·wei Zhang 42·35 - 77 +5 Skip Kendall' 35-42 - n +5 36·41 - 77 +5' A~un Atwal Luke Donald 58-40 - 76 +6 39-39 - 76 +6 Alex Cejka 1-,!k:k Flanagan 36-40 - 78 +6 Ben Crane 38-40 - 78 +6 58-40 - 78 +6 Jonathan Ka)'e Rod Pampling 38-.41 79 +7 Jonathan· Byrd 36-44 - 80 +6 Malhia·s Gronb6rg 40-40 - 80 +6 39-42 81 +9 David Edwards 41 ·45 - 86 +14 Andre Stolz - Stanley Cup Finals Flames win in OT, burn closer to Stanley Cup BY ALAN ROBINSON Associated Press TAMPA, Fla. Thanks to Jarome lginla's stamina and Oleg Saprykin's second effort, the Calgary Flames are one victory away from a Stanley Cup their coach insi sts nobody outside of Canada wants them to win . Saprykin scored his first goal in 18 games off a rebound of lginla' s the playoffs. lead' the hcq-ofseric~ 3-2 and can \\in ih fir>t Cup ,;nee 19R9 ~ and Canada's first 'incc Montreal in 1993 - at home Saturday night. Only one team in 33 . xears has blown a 3-2 finals lead, the 200 I New Jer,cv Devils against Rav Bourque 's Colorado A,·:iianche . · " We 're all excited. 1t"s one 1~1n mvay, but we know how desperate they are going to be ." lgin la said . night. "We plan on bring pretty desperate . Calgary, a long sho~ just to make 'hot 14 :40 into overtime. giving the underdog Flames a 3-2 victory over Tampa Bay in Game 5 of the Stanley Cup final> Thur>d .a y ' scvcn loo. "l'L'lll~ th;.lt ,,~·re 60 minute ~ away to ail of our dreams ... w·ith players frnt11 both teatm hadl y fatigued after a lengthy sequence in which neither team could make a line change, lginla threw the puck on net and Sapry"itl, firmh planted in front. put in the rchound along the right side of the net. "The guy' 11 or ked so hard and · -- - - -- - - - Please see Flilmes, 84 I '~ �• Page B2 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, June 4, 2004 www.mydailysentinel.com Friday, June 4, 2004 The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentinel.com ~ Prep Softball NBA Finals Wheelersburg advances to state softball Jackson closing finals against unbeaten Monroe Central in on record 1Oth. .Girls State Softball championship Pairings ASHLAND (AP) - Erin Faulkner struck out II in a three-hitter. pitching Wheelersburg to its first state softball championship game with a 2- 1 win over Archbold in the Division Ill semitlnal s Thursday. Faulkner (21-4) didn't allow a run until Britt Sevey's RBI double with none out in the bottom of the sixth. With the tying run at third, Faulkner retired the next three hitters _to get out of the jam and then tossed a perfect seventh to finish her complete game. Wheelersburg (25-5) scored on Ericka Faulkner's RBI single in the first and Brandi Etterling's sacrifice fly in the sixth. Kendra Stahl ( 19-8 ) allowed two runs on four hits, walked four and struck out six in seven innings for Archbold (23-8). Pairings for the girls state high school softball tournament: All games at Brookside Park, Ashland DIVISION t State Semifinals Tel. St . Ursula (25·4) vs. Mi~ord (22·5). Friday, 12:30 p.m.; Pickerington N. (22 -8) vs . Uniontown Lake (19·4), Friday,-5:30 p.m. State Final Saturday. 5:30 p.m. DIVISION II State Semifinals Ashville Teays Valley (18·10) vs. LaGrange Keystone (30·2). Friday, 10 a.m.; Lima Bath (21-8) vs. Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit (19·5). Friday. 3 p.m. State Final Saturday, 3 p.m. DIVISION lit State Final Wheelersburg (25-5) vs. ·woodstield Monroe Mon~oe Central 4, Warren Champion 0 Leekycia Brown pitched a four-hitter and Woodsfield Monroe Central remained the only unbeaten team in the state softball tournament by beating Warren Champion in a Division Ill semifinal. Brown. who has won all of the Seminoles' 31 games this season, struck out three, walked two and faced only one threat in her school's first semifinal appearance. Champion (22-6) loaded [he base s with two out in the third. but Brown got out of the jam by getting Emily Hayes to ground out to short. The Seminoles took the lead in the first on Ashley Kuhn's sacrifice t1y. They also scored on an error in the third, Kuhn' s RBI double in the fifth and Chrissy Schumacher 's RBI double in the sixth. Kasey Karr ( 13-2) pitched a complete · game for Champion .. She allowed four Cent. (31·0), Saturday. 12:30 p.m. DIVISION IV State Final 'crestline (27-4) vs. Gibsonburg (25·6). Saturday, 10.a.m THURSDAY'S RESULTS State SemHinals DIVISION Ill Wheelersburg 2, Archbold 1 Woodsfi eld Monroe Cent. 4, Warren Champion o· DIVISION IV Crestline 6, Maria Slein Marion Local 0 Gibsonburg 3, Strasburg-Franklin 0 runs - two earned - on tive hits with one walk and seven strikeout>. IV SEMIFINALS Gibsonburg 3, Strasburg-Franklin 0 DIVISION Ali Warren pitched a two-hitter and three-time \iefending champion Gibsonburg scored three times in the bottom the sixth inning Thursday to beat Strasburg-Frank! in. · The Golden Bears (25-6) play for the title Saturday against Crestline. which adv:mced to its tirst state fir1al by beating Maria Stein Marion ·Local 6-0. Gibsonburg defeated Crestline 1-0 in last year's semitinals . Warren (24·6) struck out nine. walked one and didn't allow a runner to get past second base. Gibsonburg scored on Julie Beaschler's RBI single. a wild pitch and . Mandy Sleeks ' sacrifice fly. Danielle Zeigler (22-3) allowed three runs on three hits ih six innings for StrasbLrrg-Franklin (25-3). Lisa Miller singled and Ashlee Locker doubled for the Tigers' only hits. Crestline 6, Maria Stein Marion Local 0 Meghan Ronk came within her own error and a hit batter of tossing a perfect game, and Crestline defeated Maria Stein Marion LOC'JI to advance to the Division IV softball title game. . Rank ( 17-2) struck out nine in her nohitter and faced the mini mum 21 batters because of two base-running errors by Marion Local ( 17 -II). Jennifer Rose was tagged out at first after Ronk dropped her popup in the second. Lynn Hartke reached in the fourth when slie was hit by' a pitch , but got called out for leaving first base early while attempting to steal. Dana Hartings ( 16-8) allowed six runs - only one earned- in six innings for Marion Local. which committed six errors in its first state semifinal appearance. Brittany Kick went 2-tor-3 -with two RBls for Crestline (27-4). which will play for its first state crown Saturday against three-time · defending champion Gibsonburg. Crestline lost to Gibsonburg 1-0 in last year's semifinals. Prep Baseball Steubenville edges Canfield in semifinal \ COLUMBUS (APJ Tom Brown made Steubenville's early one-run lead stand up, settling down after a rocky start to go all seven innings of a 3-2 win over Canfield in a Division II state baseball semifinal Thursday. · Brown allowed only three hits over the final five innings after Canfield (28-5) scored two runs on five hits after two. Canfield starter Rick Banna allowed only three hits in six jnnings, shutting Steubenville (20-..11) out after Keith Zrinyi 's sacrifice tly gave the Big Red a 3-2 lead in the bottom cif the second. Steubenviile, seeking its first baseball championship, plays Cuyahoga Falb Walsh Jesuit for the title on Saturday. Walsh Jesuit 7, Bellefontaine 3 At Columbus, Chris Niro pitched a complete game and went 2-for-3 .with two runs scored, leading Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Je suit over Bellefontaine in a Divi sion II state baseball semifinal. Nick Haught added a tworun double in a five-run fourth inning for the Warriors (28-5), who. will play Steubenville for the championship Saturday. Steubenville advanced with a 3-2 semifinal win over Canfield. Niro gave up three runs on nine hits with no walks and eight strikeouts. He also singled, tripled and scored both his run s on RBI hits by Blake Chaffee. . ' State Baseball Pairings Pairings for the boys state high school baseball tournament: ance . DIVISION I SEMIFINALS Mentor 2, Reynoldsburg 1, 10 DIVISION I At Thurman Munson Stadium, Canton $tate Final Mentor (30·3) vs. Cin . Moeller (26-3), Saturday, 3:30 p.m. DIVISION It State Final At Cooper Stadium, Columbus Steubenville (20·11) vs. Cuyahoga Fal ls Walsh Jesuit (28·5) , Saturday, 10 a.m. DIVISION lit State Semifinals At Thurman Munson Stadium, Canton New Albany (16-t2) vs. Barnesville (21·4), Friday. 10 a.m.; Perry (26,-6) vs. Coldwater (29·3). Friday. 1:30 p.m. State Final Saturday, 10 a.m. DIVISION IV State Semitinals AI Cooper Stadium, Columbus Fremont St Joseph (20-6) vs. Newark Cath. (27·5), Friday, 10 a.m.; Ashland Mapleton (17-5) vs. N. ~ewisburg Triad (26·4), Friday, 1:30 p.m. State Final Saturday, 1:30 p.m,. THURSDAY'S RESULTS State Semifinals DIVISION t Cin. Moeller 6, "Cie. St. Ignatiu s t Mentor 2, Reynoldsburg t , 10 innings DIVISION II Cuyahoga Falls Walsh Jesuit?, At Canton. Bill Mustard drove in the go-ahead run on a sacritice fly in the top of the I Oth inning and Mentor held off Reynoldsburg to win a Division I state baseball semifinal. The Cardinals (30-3) hadn't scored since Tom Doty's l10me run leading off the second. Pitcher Matt Fryer's throwing error put Tyler Bortnick on second with none out, he moved to third on Denver Wolf's sacrifice bunt and scored on Mustard's tly out to right. Thom Abbott (11 -0) al'lowed a single to Mike Arp with two outs in the bottom of the IOth before getting Tyler Hachschwender on a popup to end it. Abbott pitched 3 2·3 innings of scoreless relief after Brett Glavan gave up one run in 6 1-3 innings. Reynoldsburg (22-9) tied it up 1-1 in the sixth when Abbott walked Arp with the bases loaded. Raiders starter Eric Fryer went nine innings, allowing one run on five hits with three walks and I0 strikeouts. Bellefontaine 3 Steubenville 3, Canfield 2 Andy Richardson went 3-' for-4 and.Brad Winter was 2for-4 with two RBls for Bellefontaine (25-5), which was playing in the semifinals for the first time. Walsh Jesuit won its only state baseball crown in 1999 in its first title game appear- JOHN NADEL Associated Press edoed of winning a IOth title in 'f1is I~th se;tson as a head EL SEGUNDO. Calif. - · It's the NBA Finals. and that means Phil Jackson digs into his personal jewelry box for a championship ring to inspire his players. Jackson sported the 200 I ting won by the Los An~eles Lakers on hi s right pmkie Thursday. A bit gaudy per· haps. but the 58-year-old coach with nine titles to hi s credit is following a personal tradition . "The stuff has just st1o"balled. I c<m't stop to absorb it all," he said of the staggering success he 's experienceu as an NBA coach. Jackson has been calleu lucky to have coached the likes of Michael Jordan and Scottie Pippen in Chicago ana Shaquille O'Neal : anu Kobe Bryant with the Lakers. Considering the tour superstars didn't win a championship before phiying for Jackson, maybe they're the lucky ones. A Jackson-coached· team won its first title 13 years ago when the Bulls beat the Lakers, clinchin~ the title at the Forum m nearby Inglewood. Just a few miles away at the Lakers ' training facility, Jackson recalled feeling he had reached the pinnacle of his profession at that time. He was only just begin ning. · The Bull s won five more titles including three straight from 1996-98 before Jackson, Jordan and Pippen all left. · After .taking a year otf. Jackson signed a five-year. $30 million contract to coach the tmderachieving Lakers, who immediately won three straight championships, giving their coach six strafght and nine overall, tied with former Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach. The Lakers were eliminated from the playoffs hy San Antonio last May -. live days after Jackson underwept an angioplasty to clear a clogged heart artery. Now, they 're four wins shy of winning their founh title in live year;, and heavi ly favored to do so against the Detroit Pistons. "That would be a real feat, I think," Jackson acknowl- ' Jackson has been known as the "Zen Master" because of his involvement with meditation. "In everybody's inind, the perception of Zen and meditation is calm and quiet. He strives for that because he's so opposite." said Jackson ·s girlfriend. Jeanie Buss, daughter of Lakers owner JerTy Buss and a team executive as well. · "He doesn't sit around all day . with his legs nossed meditating." BLrss said. "He does sper1d time meditating ·· to gel away from · it all. MeJitation is about clearing the niind. For me. it 's pretty easy to dear my mind . He's got to practice tt - it's like \vorkin!! out.·· Lakers assistant c'oach Ku11 Rambi s called Jackson "a very normal guy." :·He's very approachable. very intc II igent. very passionate about his job." Rambis said. "He was a very denumding coach ·when he lirst got t1ere - very strict. really pushed the guys. As he's evolved here. as his team has evolved. he' s gotten . .,a lot more accommodatIn!:!. Jackson's contract expires after the season. and the Lakers broke off negotiations on an extension in February. While Jackson has been noncommittal about his future. Rambis believes his boss still wants to coach. Jackson enters the tlnals with an NBA postseasonrecord 174 victories. "He'll probably be either the greatest coach or one of the greatest coaches. according ,to me," O'Neal said regarding Jackson's status should the Lakers win the title . "I don't know what Red Auerbach would say about that. I'd put him right. up there." Buss said Jackson works 20 hours a day during the season. '·He's con stantly plotting, especially during the playoft's." she said. "There are, many nights we 're at dinner ' where there's silence. ''He's not the perfect person. It's not like that. Is he the most adult man I' ve ever had a relationship with~ Yes. by \~r. The most complex·> Yes. on advancing to the State Track Finals for Shot Put and Discus KROSS! the 1 ~!;~1g~~~~~ :,: : , :•,wliJ stilnnlnli fQJ this 111.e. He : ··' ~ 334' but:Of400 lap$, misS' ..·;·Jng the ell-time record by one . , t Jl.i~, Jim l'I!$QhQf ~d 3$~ 'laPS ill · ·. . What WliS then known 8$ the ' WQrld In ~9e7, .. . . . · ... ., ·Robert Yli!e$ls a brllllant etl- · . • •lne bullder and one of : ... N!ISCAR's . mote' successful · · ieam owi'ters, but he 's of{en , quite d(lflci.rlt unaerstaod. parll¢11)11~ lq a ma~utao- · , turers' panel hosted by Nextel. · ·.· ill1d myeh of what he saki about · engines wu, well, lndeclpher· able. Here's one example: · our · ' ·lll$tons speed up and down the walls faster than that little red ca.rt runs around with a Shell stiCker on it.' Huh? ._ NASCAR supposedly has a rule .that says eQuipment has to be available to all drtvers of a specific make, and yet Ford 's newly approved·engine was only In five of Its cars at the Nextel Ali-Star Challenge. According to Cup di· rector John Darby, the new cylinder heads.were available to any· one who wanted to buy them ... but the equipment necessary to make them work wasn't. OK ... 1> The Carquest 300 was the Busch Series ' 1'3th race, and every one of them has been won eRher by a Cup driver or by a car representing a team that also competes in Cup. It's getting al· most impossible for Busch Se· ries regulars to be competitive In What should be their series . 1> The Coca-Cola 600 . is NASCAR's longest race. In fact, · It Is the longest race of its kind · in the world. This year's edition was one of the sport's most bor, .. lng. Longevity Is sometimes overrated. : ·.·..-WhY was the "Lowe's car". so · dOminant at the "Lowe's speed· way"? One possible answer is that Hendrick Motorsports put a.ddltlonal attention Into John· · son's car, knowing the sponsor's representatives would be watch· ing closeJY. Following that logic, Jeff Gortkln should. be strong at DO'Ier, where his sponsor. .. :pul'ont, Is headquartered. • .i I!: 'Ole "Lowe's car,' by the way, • . also won the Busch Series race ::·:·with 1\Yie ·El\ISCh on board. .....< , .. ·' '< . . ' . NASCAR Th 1s Week. C/o The Gaston Gazette . P.O. Box 1893. Gastonia. NC 28053 supposed ly longest race to . Race: MBNA Ame nca 200 only 276 o( a scheduled Where: Dover ;Del.) lnterna· 400 laps . Johnson made no tiona! Speedway (1.0 mi. ), mistakes, and, this time, 200 laps/miles. neither did Mother Nature.. When; Saturday "Some people probably Last year's winner : Joe Nethough\ my victory last year mechek was a flu ke ." said Johnson. Qualifying record : Joe Ne· "I'm glad I could back it up mechek, Chevrolet.156.747 and put that to rest ." John· mph. May 31, 2003. Race record: Mark Martih,. son led a whopping 334 of Race. Record : Dale Ear n· Fo rd, 132.719 mph. Sept. 400 laps for the eighth vic· hard! Jr.. Chevro let. 21, 1997. tory of his career. Maybe 130. 152 mph. May 30. Last week ; Sometimes rae· most important ly, it brought 1998. ing is not about excitement. him within five points of the Last week: Kyle Busch. dr~vIt's about excellence. Jim· . Nextel Cup points lead. Dale 1ng a Chevrol et. won the mie Johnson won the Coca· Earnhardt Jr. finished si>th Carquest Auto Parts 300 at Cola 600 for the second but saw his advantage in the Lowe 's Motor Speedway. year in a row. This one went season race dwindle from the distance, unl1ke in 2003 40.pomts to five heading to when ra in limited NASCAR's Dover this week. Race : MBNA America 200 Where : Dover (Del. )ln terna· tiona I Speedway (1.0 m1. ). 200 laps/ miles. When : Fr~day MBNA Ametfca 400 June 6 MBNA America 400 "" Sept26 Last year's winner : Jason Leffler. Track qualifying record: Kurt Busch. Ford. 151.764 mph, Sept. 21 , 2000 . Race record: Ted Musgrave, Dodge. 104.545 mph. May 31.2002. Most recent race : Dennis Setzer. tn a Chevrolet, won the lnfmeon 200 at Lowe 's Motor Speedway. eoo to u ~· Wfi()-!6--HG'f«~.. . : ~= •: v • ' lii'who'i hot? Jimmie Johnson 10 In six :J $tru;ght races, He's also gaining •'• groui1d oit points leader Date ;;, .1;arr1har·dt Jr. (he's now five . . pace), · ... Matt has fmls"ed in the top : ; .i haS finiShed in the top - . ~row. +•~:=:~:~:~·~ lost :: grliUrid ill the Nex.1 Gordon Try Tom Peden's country's Paintless Dent 1 •FREE Estimate! Ross Holter . . . ·:: At Canton,. Andrew Brackman struck out II while tossing a two-h itter, and . Cincinnati Moeller advanced to its first .'tate baseball title game since 1993 with a win over Cleveland St. Ignatius. Eastern Junior question or a comment, write: Race; MBNA America 401J Where ; Dover (Del.) lnterna· tiona I Speedway (1.0 mi.) , 400 laps/miles. When: Sunday Last year's winner : Ryan Newman Quallfylnc reeold: Rusty Wal· lace. Ford . 159.964 mph, Sept. 24,1999. .'>, •. '"'ANO, ""' ·-WHO ' S"NOT,-• Cin. Moeller 6, Cle. St. Ignatius 1 Cc;»ngr,tulates .,. II you have a coac h ~ Our highly trained technicians USE;1 state-of-the-art equipment to return the metal to it's original shape without harming .the factory paint. Eastern Athletic Boosters . GOODL Brackman (7 -0) retired the Wildcats (25-7) in order five of seve n innings, allowing a run ip the third when Greg Feltes doubled home Josiah Kedzior, who hat! walked. A multi-sport star who was a runner-up in Ohio Mr. Basketball voting to Jamar · Butler of Lima Shawnee, Brackman didn 't walk another batter and gave up only one more hit - Jason Adamczyk's single in the fourth. The Crusaders (27- 3) scored three runs in the third and fifth innings. Mitch Kuczek was 2for-4 with three RBls and David Oberly went 2-for-4 with two RBls. . BY raoe with a 30th· at Lowe:s Motor . ll(ewmanhal! In Ctlarlotte He three KYLE BuscH BUSCH SERIES, N.o. 5 LOWE's/ SHOP VAC CHEVROLET • I Ryan Newman John Andrettl Ryan Newman vs. John Ar.drettl : Newman started on the outs 1de of 19-year-o/d Kyle Busch stepping out of big brother's shadow By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week Kyle Busch come·s from a racing family. His older brother, Kurt, is a proven winner on the Nextel Cup cir· cuit, and at age 19, Kyle's victory in the Carquest 300 at Lo'we's Motor Speedway was his seeond in th~ last three Busch Series events. The younger Busch, who also competed in the Coca-Cola 600 at LMS, said he's ready for some time off, but he didn't mean it in the standard . .. ' sense. "As a matter of fact," he said, "I'm actually working on my own personal race cars, just trying to get them ready to go to make a couple of special races during the summer weeks that we have off, and maybe just to kind of go out there and play a little bit. "It's not the normal time off. We kind of like to go enjoy the racing a little bit more, and we don't really go take vacations all that often." Kyle Busch won two Automobile Michelle Wi lliams/NASCAR Th1s Week Racing Club of America events, both ori "superspeedways" (a mile or Kyle Busch celebrates his victory in the Carquest 300 Busch Series event greater), in2003. One of them was his at Lowe's Motor Speedway on May 29. After crossing the finish line, Busch very first try in ARCA, at Nashville smoked the tires then emerged from the car, delighting fans In attendance • (Tenn.) Superspeedway. This year he took ave~ Hendrick not, because of the team, The team's could be decided between Kyle Busch and Martin Truex Jr. Both a(e in their Motorsports' No. S Chevrolet, tjle an awesome team. same one that anot]!er young driver, "I've kind of set my goi\IS this year first full season in the series. "He (Truex) is a young, up-and com·· Brian. Vickers, dro1e to the Busch Se· as just trying to go out there and at ing star,'' said Busch. "He hasn't raced ries championship in 2003 . Busch is least finish one spot better, if not a right on track in his quest to repeat couple, than what Brian (Vickers) did that many races, but he's been in the in every race last year. He's kind of Busch North (Series), I believe, for that title. "For my personal goals, yes, I have like an older brother to me (Vickers is two or .three years, and those cars are been exceeding them ," said Busch. only 20, by the way), besides Kurt, he- exactly the sa me as what we're rae· "For the team goals, you know, they cause you always want to outdo the ing, so he's definitely got some experi· want to win every race and win every older brother. If he (Vickers) won the ence behind the wheel of our cars. "I'm just out there trying to do the pole. I'm certainly trying to do that · championship last year by 12 (points), with them, but sometimes you're just maybe I can . win the championship best job I can every week for my not able to capitalize on it. We've been this year by 14. or something. There's team, the Lowe's Chevrolet, you know, going out there and doing what we always something to improve on, and with everybody that's involved." need to do. I'm kind of surprised and hopefully we can do that this year." I'm tickled that we've been able to run It appears likely at this point that Contact Monte Dutton at hmd4858@peoplepc.com this well, but on the other hand I'm the Busch Series championship race the front row m Charlotte Sunday mght. but h1s team never qu1te got the No. 12 Dodge rrght. "The car was loose. and we JUSt never got 1t ngnt. It turned 1nto a rea l long da(· said .Newman. who also lost control and slipped 1nto the turn· two wa ll at one Point. An unwitting vtct1m of New· man's troub les was Andretti. who took a wild ride through the grass bordering the Lowe s Motor Speed· way after a bump from Newman·s'car. NASCAJit This Week's Monte Dutton gives his view: "Andretti was making a ra re start. thanks to prob· . lems securing sponsorsh ip for hrs Chevrolet. With a lot riding on the outcome , Andrettr had a solrd n1gh 1 greatly hindered by th e crash that Newman unintentronall~ started.- ~ If Dad has ever dreamed of strapping into his very own race trl.ick, Sears will give him the next best thing through its "Good Life. Great Race" national sales promotion that runs during the peak tool shoppmg season of Memonal Day through Fa· ther's Day. The grand pnze 1n the Sears "Good Life. Great Race" promotion will give Dad the chance to crurse around in his very own NASCAR race truck repl ica. 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'Ftatutfii,r ·l(tntllrtly :FrltdChlcken 223 Millo St. Drl'l't·Tbru Wllldow Pomeroy, Ohio �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel .. ·Flames ' Tribe from Page 81 from Page B1 every guy deserved tt, ' satd Saprykm, who hadn t scored smce Game 6 of the first round agamst Vancouver Igmla stayed on the Ice despite Josmg hts helmet while nearly scormg JUSt before Saprykm did 'I didn't know where the puck was (Marcus) Ntlson kept tt ahve and made a great pass to me He was gomg to shoot but he saw me, Igmla satd Oleg was bang· mg away m there ngbt m front and he deserved the · goal" The goal came JUSt as the Ltghtmng were trymg to make that badly needed lme change "The goal was a bll of a mtstake," Chns Dmgman satd 'We dtdn't have all of our guys out there Its unfortunate to lose a game that way It's pretty dis heartemng" The Flames excelled agam m a Game 5 - they are 4 • 0 m the pivotal games all on the road - by rallymg • around Sutler's stmgmg remarks Wednesday msmuat· mg top NHL executives don't want a small market • blue collar Canadtan team to wm the Cup : Sutter 's bhstenng comments made m reacllon to : Flames forward Vtlle Ntemmen's one game suspenston for rammmg Vtncent Lecavaher mto the glass m Game 4 drew a sharp rebuke from NHL commiSSioner Gary Bellman But t. e us-vs them mentahty apparently mottva the Flames, who outworked the Ltghtmng whtle out shooung them 25-12 m the fmt two penods and 36-28 overall The Ltghtmng stayed m the game -the fust to feature the up and down play expected before the senes started - only because of a goal m the fmal mmute of • the firSt penod (Martm St Louts) and the ftrst mmute ~ of the thtrd (Frednk Modm on a power play) ' ' You re not gomg to wm a Game 5 playmg the ftrst 40 mmutes hke we dtd when a team wms all the bat ties, ts a qutcker team 11 comes back to grab you ,' Ltghtmng coach John Tortorella satd 'Now we have to go to their bmldmg and grab one and force Game 7 The Flames are I 0· 3 on the road tymg the 199 5 and 2000 Devils for the most road vtctones m playoff hiS tory and 5 I m overtime The Ltghtmng have alternat· ed wmmng and losing for 12 consecutlve games, tymg a record set by the 1988 Devtls, and are 2-2m overllme 'It s too bad we can t put 1t together for two games m a row, the Ltghtmng's Jassen Culhmore satd "It's heartbreakmg when you lose a game m overllme " Calgary took a 2·1 lead late m the second when lgmla stole a St Louts pass and beat Ntkolat Khabtbuiin from the nght Circle with a shot off the far post It was Igmla s 13th playoff goal mne m games followmg a loss and thtrd of the ftnals Before that, Calgary s Martm Gehnas deflected Tom Lydman s shot from the left pomt on a power play 2 13 tn and St Louts answered m the final mmute of the ftrst, the first ume the senes has been ued except when II was 0 0 St Louts nearly gave Tampa Bay the lead agam with JUSt under 2 mmutes left In the thtrd, but Mukka Ktprusoff who stopped 26 of 28 shots m hts ftfth stratght overtime victory, reached behmd with hts glove to push the puck away barely an mch from the goal hne Still, asked If the Ltghtnmg would be home Monday for Game 7, Tortorella satd Yes we wtll Ltghtmng captam Dave Andreychuk agreed saymg 'Thts team has a lot of character and we are gomg to bounce back " 'I Friday, June 4, www. mydailysentinel.com they ve really dehvered Kelvtm Escobar (4 2) allowed etght hns over etght mnmgs wtth stx stnkeouts Cleveland's only run agamst htm came m the seventh, when Ronme Belhard led oft wtth a bloop smgle and scored on Alex Escobar s double-play grounder wuh the bases loaded 'The thmk about Kelvtm ts that He has among the top breaking ball repertOires m the Amencan League, Maddon satd 'Wtth hts shder curveball spht and hts changeup he has as good an arsenal as Muirfield from Page 81 wtth Woods for the first lime thts year had a miserable ume with hts putter and had to scramble to salvage a 73 k Nicklaus the 64~ear old tournaent host, had a 74 and has a decent chance to make the cut Despne soft condltwns m the fatrway that speckled tee shots with mud when they landed the greens were fast the Notebook from Page B1 He's savmg hts Browns ensemble for later m the week Curtts grew up about 20 mmutes tram Mutrfield Vtllage Golf Club and first attended the Memonal when he was 5 or 6 He had a ghttenng amateur and colle· gtate career, but was ranked all of No 396 m the world dunng hts rookie year when he pulled off a stunnmg upset by wmnmg the Bnttsh Open at Royal St George's CurtiS has had a muddled 2004 mtss mg as many cuts as he has made on 1our, rankmg JUSt 133rd on the money list He reahzes that hls victory rank s With some of the most remarkable upsets m sports He smd bemg referred to IS a long shot does not upset htm 'I don t pay attention to It too much ' he satd 'I mean I really haven' t done anythmg smce I ftmshed second m Japan and had a couple of other decent tournaments, but I haven t done anythmg that 's spectacular Until I do It wtll be a Cmderella story Golf hke most sports IS filled wtth one year or even one-day wonders CurtiS was asked If he never won agam would he still consider ht s career a suc- anybody And he used them all tomght ' Escobar got a hft m the fourth mnmg from Mondest who thre\\ out Vtctor Manmez at the plate tram nght center after a two out bloop smgle by Travts Hafner It's alwaY.s great when you get a deten stve play like that Escobar said "He was kind of shallow and I know Manmez can t run that well so I kne" we had a shot to get htm at home plate ' Mondest a two lime Gold Glove wm ner \\as playmg hts fourth game With the Angels alter he left the Ptttsburgh Ptratcs earlter this month and had hts contr,,ct ter mmated He led oft the stxth With his third homer of the season They ve got everythmg you could pos· stbly want m a ballclub - guys who hit tor power, contact hitters, pttchmg. speed and defense That s why they're tough, ' Cleveland's Casey Blake satd Lee (5·1) allowed three runs and 10 hus over 6 I 3 mmngs mcreasmg his ERA from 2 87 to 3 27 David Eckstem 5 for 5 Wednesday mght agamst Boston, extended hts career· best hitting streak to 18 games With a twoout double m the third and scored on a smgle by Ftggms But Eckstem stramed hts nght hamstnng on the way to the plate and had to leave the game We II evaluate It on a datly basts. but we re obvtously gomg to be very conservative With tht s and take tt slow- espe ctally as Important as Eck s legs are for range at shortstop and leadmg off, getung on base and havmg to run Sctoscta satd wmd was S"- trhng and good scores Y.ere hard to come by The 68 was the htghest first-round lead at this tournament smce 1990 when Fred Couples led With a 69 Not man) were surpnsed Where tl1ey re tuckmg the flags you can really look stlly If you mtss u · Els satd Els holed a 50 foot eagle putt on No 7 to get mto the mix then settled m to his roller coaster back mne that mcluded a three putt bogey from 20 feet and a bunker shot he holed for btrdte on 17 Curtis hasn t had a top 10 flm sh smce hts stunmng vtctory at Royal St George s last year but hts game IS slo\\ ly commg around He played bogey· free a feat m nself at MUirfield, and surged to the top behmd three stratght btrdtes, fimshmg that stretch w1th a 30 looter at No tO Curtis, who grew up about 20 mmutes away m the tmy town of Ostrander played the Memonal for the first ume last year on a sponsors exemption, although only hts close fnends and fam· tly knew much about htm The cheers were much louder Thursday m pan because of hts btrdte bmge m part because of that Silver claret JUg cess because of what happened on that special weekend last Jul) m Sandwich England Yeah I thmk so he said ff some one would ha\ e told me I 0 ) ears ago that I would wm a maJor, I would have satd I would have retired after I won It • BELLY UP: lett Sluman IS the Jat est convert to the belly putter Sluman has been mcreasmgly trustrat ed over the last few month s because he has hit the ball as well as ever but rou unely missed .1 halt dozen btrdtc chances mstde 12 teet He practiced t\\ o days with the belly putter then put tt 111 play Thursd.1y at the Memonal Sluman scored bette! than he hit the ball a 2 under 70 and he said that was no comctdence I putted ;cry y,cJI he smd I made some putts I h,1ven t made thts ye.~r ' Sluman smd he had a lew resen allons about usmg a belly putte1 but then he considered the altern at!\ e I don' t think I could putt much worse he said And \\hat hener test than last undulatmg gteens If you can putt tt good here you can putt tt good anywhere •SKIPPlNG A HOLE John Rolhns was tied tor the Je,ld tn the ltrst round of the Memoual as he prepared to hit a sand shot on the par 5 15th I had a great lie and I dCtually JOked With my cadd te 1 ltttle btt that I hadn t holed out a bunker shot m qUite a Friday, June 4, 2004 2004 ~ribune County DHd Record• which point Ia at the centerline of Saturday, June 5, County Road 17, 2004, at to oo am at thence South with lhe the bank s parking Weat tine of aatd 17 lot 314 acre parcel a dis· 2002 Dodge Dakota lance of 300 IHt to a Quad Cab 4x4 potnt on the South 187HG38NX2S69632 bank of White Oak Creek which point Ia ~ Loaded, 37,400 359 !Ht North ol the rnl'-a, extra nice ltll7 Chevy Cavalier Southern oectlon line IQI.JCI249V7145188 of Section 26, Scipio The Home National Townahlp thence lot Bank roservaa lha lowing the Southern IIQhl to "\\et any and bank of White Oak '11 bib For an CrHk In an Eaetarly direction 1 dlatonce lt>t>olmm'"' to '"· of call ~i-22to aak lor 1oo lui, thence Slloito. • due North cro11lng (1)2 11 White Oak CrHk a dlatence of 28 IHI, thence loltowtng the Public Notice Morthern bank of Whtte Oak CrHk In a SHERIFFS SALE Northaulerly dirac· REAL ESli;Tt ' tlon approlilmatal.y CASE NUIA8ER 03• 425 IHl to a point II CV-oo3 the centerline of MORTGAGE Eltc. County Road 17 TRONIC REQI\lRA· where White Oak TtON SYSTEMs i~c CrHk croaae1 under Plalnttll the road thte point VI betng 440 feat Eaet of KEITH A HANHAM the potnt ol begin· ET AL nlng thence In a DEFENDANTS Weetarly dlractton COURT OF COMMOtt following the roed to PLEAS MEIGS "" point ol begin· COUNTY, OHIO ntng, contelntng In pursuance of an lhrH (3) acral, mora Allaa Order of Sale to Clrlau me directed from aeld CURRENT Court In the above llVINER 8 NAME entitled action, 1 will ~ A Hannah and expose to sale at pub· Moitoh J Hannah aka lie auction on the MPtioth J Durham front IIepa ol the IIOPERTY Melge County Court ADDRtSS 33557 House on Friday July Cott•~ut Road, 2 2004, at10 00 am, Pomi!Qy Ohio 45789 of aald day, the fol· PERM4~!NT PAR· lowing deacrlbed real CEL NUI,IBER t7· 00076 000 Situated In the PRIOR ll£EO REFERState of Ohio, County ENCE Voiuma 81 , of Melge and In the Page 6611 Township ol Scipio APPRAISED AT Situated In Section $45,00000 26, Town 7 and Range TERMS OF SALE 14 bounded and Cannot be sotd lor de~~trtbed aa lollowa Ieee than 213rda of Beginning at a the appraiHd volua point on the Weal tine 10% down on diiy of ' of a 17 314 acre parcel aate, caoh or carttlted deacrlbad •• Parcel check balance on No1tnedeed confirmation of eale recorded In Volume Relph E Trussell, 188, page 91, Meigs Sheri!! The Home National Bank will auction the following Item on ...... ' Motga County, Ohio REIMER • LORBER CO,LPA By Dennie Raimer (Reg to031109) Attorneys lor Ptatntlll 2450 Edison Blvd PO Box 988 Twlnaburg, Ohio 44087 (330) 425-4201 (5) 28, (6) 4, 11 Public Notice Shorlll'a Sale Blnellctal Ohto Inc DBA Beneficial Mortgage Company of Ohio VI, James R Oruuer, ET AL Cue No 03 CV 118 By virtue of an order of ule Issued by the Court of Common Pleas of Meigs County, Ohio and to ma directed In 1 certain civil action tharln pending, wheretn Beneficial dba Ohio, Inc Benallclal Mortgage C.ompany of Ohio, Pltlntlfland Jameo R Orueaer, at al lha Dalandante twill offer lor aala In the corrl· dor of the llratlloor of tha Courthouoe on Frldey, July 30th, 2004 at 10 oo AM at tha Courthouaa ol Metga County, Ohio thl following doocrlbed real ealele Property altuated In the County ol Melga Stat• of Ohio and Townehlp of Sutton Located In Saclton 16 Town 2, Range 12 or the Ohio Company a Purchau beginning at the Southwaat cor""' of a tract of land owned by Laster F Mctwnzte deocrlbed In Deed Book No 118 at Page 3&5, Melgo County Ohio Deed Reordl, than..- Eaet a dlo· tance of 251 1 feat , the place ol begin· nlng of lhll deecrlp lion, thence Eut 1 distance of 110 feet R..lght t.Q to the West line of Raclne·Baahan Road, thence South 0 Dag 15 minutes Wast along sold road a dis lance ol 205 teet to the Northeast corner ol land owned by whtle Rolhns satd Rolhns proceeded to shank hts sand shot completely over the green, over the gallery and over a hill to near the 16th green Once I bladed It over everybody s head up on the htll stde I kmd of laughed and satd 'Well, I haven' t done that tn a while either" Rollins said • GOlNG BUGGY: Joey Stndelar needed some help and playmg panner VtJay Stngh came through While waittng to hit on the No 4 tee Stndelar felt somethmg crawling around hts neck Hts caddie, John Buchna reached mstde hts shirt whtle standmg on hts Up· toes but couldn t fmd what was buggmg Stndelar Stndelar then took hts shirttail out and tned to reach around behmd htmself for relief Fmally Smgh looked mstde Stndelar s collar and grabbed a 4 mch long ctcada The) ve bedeviled the players all week by makmg crash landmgs dunng putts all the while maktng a buzzmg nmse th.tt sounds hke a typtcal practice day at the Indtanapohs '100 Nobod) could find It and It got under the tag tn the back of the shtrt,' Stndelar satd It's funny you could press and 1l would squeak but It wouldn t come out' As Smgh pulled the cicada out It flew away The ga llerv responded wnh pohte applause Garnet Rouah, thence West along Garnet Roush North Line a distance of 129 54 lui thence North 0 deg 15 minutes East a dtatance of t 80 feet, thence Eaet a dla· lance ol14 Ot feet to a point located South 0 dog t5 minutes Weet a dletance of 25 IHIIrom tho place of beginning thence North 0 dog 15 min utol Eaet a dlatance of 25 feat to the place of beginning conleln· lng 8 841 more or 1811 Subject to all ease mente, reetrlctlona and condlttona of record, II any Parcel No'1 t8-00266 t8-00267 t8-00288 18-002811 Location 28595 Beahan Road Ractno, Ohio 4577t Sold Property hu been appraised lor $57 000 00 and can· not aale for leaa than 2/3 ol appraleement Terms of Sala $5,000 00 due atr lima at sale Balance due within 30 daye ol con llrmallon Ralph E Trussell Shariff of Meigs County Ohio Robert E Lee Anornay lor Plalnttll (330) 644-6161 (5)14 21,28(6)4 11 Public Notice COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Deutsche Bank National Trull Company aa Custodian or TruaiH lka Bankers Helen Townsend, at at NOTICE tN SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE Defendants Dora Wining whose last addresa known Ia Butternut 115 Avenue, Pomeroy OH 45769, and the unknown halra devlaeea legs· tees executors, published once a week for six consecu tlva weeks, or they might ba denied a healing In this case LERNER SAMPSON & ROTHFUSS Attorneys lor Plainllll PO Box 5480 Cincinnati OH 45201· 5480, (513) 241·3100 attyamall@lsrlaw co m (5) 7 14 21 28 (6) 4 11 Public Notice admlnlatrators, BII9U888 and aaalgna and the unknown Due to the upcoming guardians of minor Durst, and/or Incompetent hairs of Dora Wining, all of whose real Township retirement of Martha the Olive have announced they will be taking HOW IQ WRITE AM AD dances ere unknown resumes for the poal tion ol Township Clerk, unlit 4 00 p m on June 10 All apptl cations must meet all of the following 1 Be a citizen olthe U S, 2· Custodian or Trustee, lka Bankers Trust Company of California NA Iliad Ita Complaint In tho Common Pleas Court Malga County, Ohio In Case No 04CV022 on the docket of the Court, and the ob)ect and demand lor relief of which pleading Ia to foreclose the lien of plalnllll 1 mortgage recorded upon the following described real estate to wit Property .oAddreaa 115 '!lutternut Avenue Pomeroy, OH 45769 and being particularly more described In plain IIIIa mortgaga recorded In Mortgage Book 75, page 393, of County this Recordar a Olllce The above named defendant Ia required to answer within (28) twenty eight days alter last publl· calion which shall be Be 18 years of age or older 3-Be a resident ol Olive township and 4·Be registered to r vote Resumee may be given to any Olive Township Trullee or given or mailed to Township William Clerk Osborne Jack Westfall and Randy Boston Truateea Martha Durst, 55498 4th Avenue, Reedsville Ohio 45772, I 740 378-6t49 (6) 4 7 Public Notice NOTICE Seated bids will be received by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Forestry up to and Including ANNOIJNCEMEm"S rI ~~~ r - Female & mate kittens to th ng Household adult & good home 32540 Dark chtldrens clothing Hoi ow Ad Pomeroy 81dwell U M Church Found Pretty grey/wh te cat Church St Bidwell Oh1o found at Elizabeth F Oav s June 4&5 Yard Sale & hOt House URG (740)245 dogs baked goods dnnks 7186 (740)44 1-0249 ask. for New Home nterlor large mens women s c othes Kara something for everyone Free kittens (740)992 7285 Community Yard Sa e Ha I Austral an Shepard half Fnday Saturday Cmdy Dr German Shepard I 0 week clothes AM12 5 Suzuki Bay old male Good w1th k ds wmdow & screens mise (740)44 1 0182 11ems 1-9 pm 50% off Regular Pnce 30% off Markdown and Pnce Just R1ght - Fr day June 4ttr WeS1ern bocks & more State Route 2t8 Sa ley Chapel Church parking lot 9 ? Garage sale Fr & Sat Sam 6Pm 81 777 Jackson p ke Garage sa e June 4 & 5 YARDSAJEFrl & Sat Sam ? 1149 GALUPOLIS Bulavllle Ptke _;;____..::___:______ 130 Bast ani Dr Furniture Great Yard Sale Friday 9 5 antiques name brand clOth Saturday 9 ? 15 Oakwood lng Power Wheels Home Orrve Gall pols Furniture Interior Friday Saturday 9 ots of household terns 6pm Su nday 10 2pm (74 o) 44s 2923 Huge 5 tam ly yard sale 614 - - - - - - - - - 6/5 1012 Watson Ad 9am t 3t3 Salford School Rd 4pm Sqmeth ng lor every 6/4 Sam 4pm 6/5 Bam ::on...:•__:________ 11 am B~ke lools crafts 110usehold Items m sc Huge Yard Sale East Community end Gallipolis TrY the Classifieds!! B Spm Playpen sw ng boys baby cothes adult clothes By Old Ralllff Store lf'l Vrnton ;___.::_______ Mov ng Sa e/Yard Sale 0 AVA #53 mdoor yard 3206 Georges Creek Fr day sale June 5 2004 8 ooam and Saturday 9am ? t 4 00 28051 St Rt 7 0 pm Mult family Fri/Sat June 4 Chesh1re Oh 5 9 4pm 19 Debbte Dr ve Enterpr se UM Church park 19mllesoutSA 141 Chest rng tot June 4 5 900 to freezer $25 hOusehold 3 00 off route 833 between 1tems loads of bargams on fairgrounds and Pomeroy clott11ng mens 36S l&XL s zes 4 10 women s su ts Fnday & Saturday Ients home scl1oo er stuff end stroller girls clothes mlant tabje vacuum golf-bag 4T Agner pocketbooks new dresses m sses 14 Sat June 5th At 7 name brand Jr grrl clothes Addison bes de G&G mise household hems Main Market N ce ch ldren adult Slreet Rutland c otl11ng miSe Items Garage sale Frl & Sat Saturday (June 5) 9 OOam 2 June 7th & 8th 9 4 brick m las past Holzer on 160 house beyond Royal Oak Turn on Kerr Road go 1 Resort on T697 (Old mile turn on 203 Prne H11l Flatwoods Road) (740)992 Road Rota nllers (name 4579 ~~nnsd to:~sJse~~7d ct~::~~ Garage sate June 4th 5th from 9 5 on VInegar St Ad oH ot Co Ad 34 off of new Saturday June 5 ONLY 33 1 1/2 mite east of 5 9am-4pm Juniper Lan e In Pornts watch for signs the Meadows Multi fam1ly Garage Sale MCCormick yard sate Antique china Road behind Amerocan collectibles famous names name braM cloth ng many LBQIOn Saturtlay 8 00 46 ~ old comic books & other screen TV guns all size c boo"s games 1arge area clothes rugs lots of n ce household G 1 R 11 Hill8 araQe sa e us c Please perk on street No Lee Circle Syracuse June ::••:.ri::.Y.::b::.lrd:.:s:_____ 3 5 B 1 collactlblas no clothes Saturday June 5 9 4pm :::.::.:::::::___ _ ___:__ clothes 11ousehold Items (3 1ant yard sale Frl & Sat m ~sc 1183 Jackson Pike 192 Beech Street across from Dominos Middleport something for e.ve.::::!ryo::n~•::_______ Saturday June 5 8 30 7 _ Mull p e yard sales Tara Huge mull fam ily yard sale Estates Bally Items mise beh1nd old Tuppers Plains household Items clothing grade school Saturday June baby adult 6th ;::::._______ Variety of quality Items'" Inside sale 803 S Third Including some collect bles Middleport June 3rd & 4th Saturday June 5 Sam not 10 4pm 5th 10 1pm furnl before On St At 7 North ture tots of good mise & just past Gallla County I ne c_lo::.:t...:he:.:a;;________ Watch toes gns June 3rd 4th 5th Yard Sale 936 Frat Ave Community yard sates June 4 and 5 8 5 Some Success Ad Cty Ad 46 antiques furniture glass South of Tuppers ~lalns Oh ware and lots of m seal a 9am 5pm neous terns - - - - - - - - June 4 5 8 OOAM to ?? Yard Sale 112 mrle out 588 Bas han Road Watch for from school Smoker Gnll pink signs Lots of m scella Ball PUt Lots of everything neous 21amlly Kids clothes & toys women s clothes tables m1sc 19635 St At 554 near Rio Sat & Sun 9 4 Ya d Sate June 4 & 5 Frl Sat sam 6pm 123 Pine St Gautpol s Ohio 'rji4p.;~~~S!!"'"-..., YARD ALE· 1 PoMERO\ndmoLE . 3famlly yar~sale Sat 6/5/4 B 3pm SA 248 top of Chaster H 11 ant1ques baby rtems mise rain or shme June 4 5 9am 4pm on State Route 143 3 miles from State Route 7 m ases women a mens glr s D-4T boys Q..4T computer stuff lur n1ture exercise equip ment baby turn ture dishes Little 'TYkes toys Home InteriOr candles curtains bedding b rd cage tool box boat gas tank 1ra 11er axes 1 16n truck t1res free 1tams & tots more ram or shine I 4 family garage sale 520 HI Rd Po Mu1berry 19 mercy J ~ 1 bu h Rd June 4th & Sth 9am 1 une 5th ,e low a Aaclne across from Park 4 family yard sale June 4 & g1rls teen name brand 5 112 m11e out 124 toward clothes Ieana window ac Rutland VCR mise ;___...::_..::______ Home Interior 4 family yard sale June 8th Yard Sale Fr day Saturday 2 CHEAP Yard Sale ALL DAY Brdwell Satt.trday 615 at Clay Town Mustang horse records & 9th Fourth & Rollins New miles Soutl1 of TUppara tapes plus stze clolh1ng Haven Duncans restdence Plarns on State Route 7 House on Lovers Lane Wednesday, June 23 2004 at 3 00 p m lor en estimated 1 840 tons of pine pulp· wood on 25 acres at the Shade River State Forest In Olive "' ---I :z POUCIEB Ohio V1lley Pub41thlng rHervM the ~ht to Mit r.)Rt or c.nc.l any ld at any time Erro.-. mull ~ reportlfd on the first d1y of will btl r.epontltN• for no mOAI thlln the coat of the ·~ee occup'-<1 br the error and only the llr•t nsertlon We 1ny lou Ot lllpeiiM tMt rMUitl from the publication or omlulon of •n lldvertiMnMnt. eorr.ctlon will be m1de In the flrat 1v1 !able ed lion ,,.. llwtyl cont~l •Current rate urd appUu • .1.11 real utat• advertl..menbl ar• 1ubjact to the Federtl Fair Houatng Act at 1968 I want.cl ld• m•lng EOE st.ndllrda We wtll not knowlnglr acQtPt any advertltlng In violation of the law Tribune-~Aegltter 4 famoly yard sale Saturday Large 3 family basement June 5 460 Grant St sale Collectibles plus Middleport OhiO Salem Street Rutland June 5&6 4th & 5th ram or sh ne - - - - - - - Pickens restdence turn oft Large pat1o sale June 3 4 At 7 onto At 124 5th house 5 9 Spm new & used items on nght The Andersons 46123 : ::.,:.:V:::l:::N_E_S_T_R_AC_I_N_E_O_h State Route 124 Rac1ne 9 6 ladles lg 1x (mostly New Haven Hts WV June designer names) men 1 4th 5yh ant quas baby lg 42 toys furniture tams plus s ze woman s household mlec Sat collectables m sc 9 5 lots June 5th 8-3pm rain or furniture --------shine ::::::::::_______ Saturday June 5 8 30 Basement sate ram or 5 00 El zabelh Lath ey s sh ne Fn & Sat June 4 5 yard sa 1e 1/4 m 1e pas t clothes ladles 12 16 mens Bidwell/Porter 10100 St 11<1 5 46L pants 40 42 34L RT160 North Huge 3 family Chr stmas decorat ons lois d L b b yar sa 1e ots o1 a y of n ck nacks cann ng Jars tams car seats baby turn shelves and much more 2 t b by ure ex 1reme1y mea a 1 th es Lap m les from At 7 on County and toddler Qlr co Road 26 turn left on Smrth b k 1 top scrap oo supples Goegleln Or 3rd house on Home schOOtrng bOOks lots nght phone (740 l 992 3441 of m1sc 1tems Ra1n date Cloth ng all s1zes h ghcharr Monday June 7 st 11 ro er w1rn1an1 c8 rsea 1 Saturday June 5 9 3 6"5 v comb na1ton booster seat Ma<n Streel Racone David mlsce laneous Items Spencers Adult and teen Radfords one mle west of clolhes AE Aero push M F d Old e gs a rgroun s on mower household Items 33 s 615 9 2 at am pm Ran cancels Chestnut Chatham Cruaette Sl Thursday Saturday June 3 5 ---'--'----Huge Garage Sale 1/4 mile out At 218 2 family lots of boys g~rts womens cloth =:.:=.:...=.....:=~- ng toys computer equ p 2 Fam1 y Sale Bonnie Lane ment lots of mise 1tems Apts behind Elite Look on .F:c.rd:.:a::.y.:&...:S:.:•.:'"...:rd:.:•:!:Y___ t60 lnfanls gr Is womens mens clothing plus more Huge yard sale June 3rd 4th 5 m las down At 7 on 2 fam 1y Krds & 1ad1es cloth the r ght Baby/c hlldrens lng mise terns 9537 St At clothes & Items home 554 at Eno Sat 9 5 decor 8 30 4 00 Huge yard sale Saturday June 5 9am Large trampo 11ne 2 air compressors tools many nice quality household 1tems 2 small 118 234 Honeysuckle Or freezers dehum d"ler toad& AddiSOn Th ursday thru of m1sc 2236 Graham Sunday gam 1 SChool Ad 3 family yard sa e 9 4pm Roush Lane Chesh re Huge yard sale June 4th & Baby plus SIZe womens 5th 8am 6pm Ott Bladen Ad on Swan Creek 1st clothing toys pool some g t 11 size Blazer house Name brand Clothes f urn 1ure 1 u sizes 5 18 womens mens 4x4 Too much more to men 38 baby girls & bOV1 3 lion months 3T accessories 3 laml y yard sale June 4th maternity hOuseho d Items •ddoson Pike ale & 5 ~ 3686 ~ 9 OOa m ? June 4 5 6 6516 SA 554 For ANewHo1ne? l:Z Noon Bu•ln••• D•ya Prior To Publication Sund•y Dl•play. 1.00 Thureday for Sund•v• • All ada must ba prepaid• much more 1890 St At 141 6/4/04 6/5/04 Sam 6pm Presto Pressure Canner glass jars ... rug shampooer/lloor polish er kerosene heater lug gage household Items clothes much more One Day Only Sale Sunday, June 6 All Dl8pl•y Now you can have borders and graphics "'-' added to your classified ads {I~ 1m Borders$3.00/perod Graphics 50¢ for small S I .00 for Iorge Ira ~~~ lePo=Y~!Eir~v~lt p';~ 534 LeGrande B vd Sat GIVEAW:\V June 5 Sam 4pm Adu lt clothmg XL unifor m jackets ___ car seat booster seat new 5 free k ttens 2 yellow 2 SUI! (mans) m1sc black 1 black/gray 912 M11i Creek Ad (7401992 3114 M ddleporl Gallipolis F 1day/Sa turctay teave message 6/5 6/6 9am 4pm R ght : Beaut lui female tabby cat around curve from Got _ kept Indoors spayed all Course shots excellent health 9525 SI AI 218 4/3 4/5 740 992 6236 tr end y JUSt past elementary school (740)992 7680 n Mercerville Lots of every .r ·r 1.00 p m For Sund•v• Paper 1 K ttens 6 weeks old 3 while 2 blacklwh te 1 ca co Galhpohs Ferry area (304)576 3364 Display Ads Monday-Prlday tor Jn•ertlon In Next D•Y • Peper Sunday In-Column 1 00 p m 3 lam ly yard sale c olhong Huge Yard Sale Saturday all s zes mclud ng kids m sc Crown City directly across ADOPT ON A lov ng cou tams a m les out 141 8 4 from G ovannl s P zza Sam pie would Ike to adopt your Fr Sat ? Women s JUn o s babms Will provide a tons of household m1sc newborn home flied w th Joy happl 3 Fam ly Thursday 6/3 great cond t1on ness hnanctal secunty and Fr day 614 8 00 4 00 274 a great educat on Feel con Bu av lie P1ke Clothes Huge Yard/Craft Sate Lots fldent 1n ~mow ng because of boys(2T 8) girls (3T 14) ot great toys crafts c othes your brave dec son your lad es(B 18) shoes sand boys men & women home & Fnday baby could look forward to a box creeper ta bl e d ecorat ons br ght and wonderful future baby/househo d terns toys Satur day 9am 5pm 1 1/2 Expenses pad Cal toll free much more m les on Kraus Beck Rd oH 1 866 731 7825 Ba b39465 a r a 5 Car.pente H II Road __B:c.B:__ _ _ _ __ and M chael 1/2 m1le past Mount Un on June 3 4 5 BIG YARD C 1 Beer Cary Out perm t Church off t4 3 6/6 6n SALE Clothes odds & Inns p Watch tor S1gns VCR trsh ng reels bed for Sale Chester Towns! ., " d radar detector some Metgs County sen d Ie ..ers 5 famrly yard sate 48 lhng ng lor everyone of rnterest to The Daly Hubbard Ave J una 4 & 5 4 m1l es from the Korner Sent nel PO Box 729 20 Tr-"'"'l 1 lh ng house hold Store at Btdwe ll gorng Pomeroy Ohro 45769 vuu er co 1tems Home Inter or & m1sc towards Cheshue tu n left Re ax an dJearn 1ree g 1ts n 5 Famrly Yard Sale on Morgan Center Ad then lh e comf rI of your own Saturday June 5 277 the I rs t road to the nght home wh le you enJOY Ihe Country Lane out St At 160 (George Ad) than Jrst feelmg of a mcde n spa aprox 2 m es from Holzer house on nght (740)388 Hold your very own Spa Bikes Longaberger baskets 8896 Escape party For data Is call baby clothes/Items clothes Large 1st T me Yard Sale 1304)675 3008 leave mes & 1ots of mlscel1aneous sage Fr~day & Saturday 6/4 6/5 - FASHION BUG Dally In-Column Oeaa'lfire.f' • St.rt Vour Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete Deacrlptlon • tndude A Price • Avoid Abbreviations • Include Phone Number And Addreas When Nnded • Ad• Should Run 7 Days ' Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response •• • Broad Run Gun Club Sunday, June 6th Meettng 10·11 Outlaw Shoot 12 Noon Word Ads Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. • Amencan Leg1on Middleport Coverall Btngo 1n 46 Numbers W1n $1 000 00 150 people B1ngo 1n 46 Numbers pays $2 000 00 Crank It Up T1pboard $5 500 00 Starbu rst $1 450 00 Door Pnze $650 00 1\egister (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Offtee !fofd'~ • June 5th 6 30 pm Sentinel ..,.c_a_I_I_T_o_d_a_y._._._.__o_r,.Fa-xTo (740) 446-3o-.oa....._ _ _o:. .;.r. :. .Fa.:; .x. :. .Ti. :. .o.!...(7..:..40:!.)..:..:&11:.::2·..:;2,;.;1s;.;..7_ Trustees and cannot by rea sonable diligence be ascertained will take notice that on the 26th day of February 2004 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company, ao of Your Ad, ther Information and timber tnspectton, contact the Hocking State Forest head· quarters t9275 State Route 374, Rockbridge OH 43149 telephone (740) 589 9901 (6) 4 11 ~ribune To Place - Township Meigs County Ohio Forlur· Mclp Co11nty OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE • P u b l i c Notices In Ncvvspupcrs~ Kn.o'\N,. Delivered Right. to Your l>oor. Judge Fred W Crow Trust Company of California NA Plaintiff Case No 04CV022 va - Sentinel - ~e CLASSIFIED For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! Y"ot~~r The Dally Sentinel • Page 85 www.mydallysentlnel.com -=------- The Lend A Hand of the Harr sonvllle Presbytenan Church are having a BAKE d v d S 1 S d an rar ae atur ay June 5th 2004 The pro ceeds of the sale wiH go toward the Church Building Fund Everyone Welcome Toys bikes ext door bas kets FenlOn Home InteriOr curtains sheets uniforms wood 11ems speakers frUit JarS ktds & adults clotl11ng too much to lfst corner Broadway & Vme In Racine June 4th & 5th 9 3pm WANIED TuDu Rays & Son Complete Car REV DRIVERS Ill Clea.n1ng 2615 1/2 Jackson Here IS a great opportun ty Ave Yard Sale June 5th to come grow with us Kuntzman Truck ng an 80 Yard Sale 9 000 watt year o d Aeg1onal Truck. cad Generator new C aftsman Camer wrth ter m nals m too s k tchen ad stand All ance and Columbus Oh1o mouu tra n set household and Chr stmas Items lots has opened a new term nal more 6 StoneybrooK 3 m1les n P1keton Oh10 Only hard wor1<.1ng exper enced drfll out Sandhill Ad on r ght ers w1th a clean MVA ._nd a Sat June 5 9-3 - - - - - - - - - m n mum ol two years expe Yard Sale Fr June 4th Sat nence need apply June 5th Bam ? Beh nd We have open ngs lor Armory 15 Company Dr vers -c---:-c'----:---15 Owner Operatars Yard Sale on 5th Street n For nfo call Ray Mason Th ur Frr Sa1 Loo k 1866436101 3 for Signs - - - ' - - - - - - - - Immediate cpemng fo an Yard Sale UniverSity Lane accountant pos 1on Full baby rtems furniture col t me med1um s1ze company: lect1btes and antrques Thurs Exp equ red excellent ben Frl & Sat efts 401 K Please send Yard Sale 114 Walnut St esume to Accountant PO beh nd Foodland Pt Pleas Box 606 Wei stan Oh o 45692 Fro & Sat 6/4 6/5 8 ? Georges Portable Sawi'T111 Leta t Fa Is OH 3 oedroom don t haul your logs to the house 1 bath detached m 11 just cal 304 675 1957 garage new roof srd11g w ndows ca rpet & k tchen J m s Carpenlty & small S65 000 00 1740]247 2000 Landscap ng Call (740)446 2506 Roof ng Decks Hardwood floor nstallat on remade mg addrt ens Top Note~ Bu ldrng Cant acto rs WV036667 (304)675 5490 or (304)675 3042 Wanted to do W I babys I n my home Non smokrng Call (7401367 0429 mob le nomes metal bu ld rngs and guile s Call (740)446 0151 ask Ia Ron or leave message II' I'< 1 \I 10 see k ng an d expenenced pH10..,VAL0~,Y~PU':LISH en der Ab I1ty to ana yze t I t t I lNG CO recommends tha Absolute Top Dollar US .nancad pI , salemden,s au do bus1ness w th pea Sliver Gold Cams requ re o en Ia o eve op a slrong customer base le you know and NOT tc Proofsets o amonds Gold end money th rough the desirable Salary commen A ngs U S Currency rna unit you have rlllest M T S Com Shop 151 surate w th exper ence E0 E Please subm t resume and Jgaled the ollerina . Second Avenue Galhpo IS salary lmttat ons to The 740 446 2842 PRoi~IONAL Da ly Sentmel PO Box 729 34 Pomeroy Qh 45769 SERVICES ro BL'Y Lw-------,.1 - 1110 HELP WANnD *ANEW CLINICAL PEELS!" Want to look younger AND earn Money? Lets talk the NEW AVON call Marilyn (304)882 2645 Joyce (304)675 6919 April (3D4)882-3630 Make 50% sell ing Avon L1m1ted 11me ONLY (740)446 3358 F rst 5 to call _re_c•_•v_•_•_•...;g_ifl_ _ _ _ Med1 Home Health Agency Inc seek ng a luI trme and PAN AN s and a PRN Occupational Therapist tor Yard sale & Home the Gallipolis Oh o area Decorating Open House Must be 1censed both n Sat June 5th Sam 5pm Auto Mechanrc/Small Ohio and West V rg1n a We Gloria Oiler 31645 SA 325 Eng 1ne Mechamc must be offer a compe trtlve salary Langsville Oh (740)742 experienced Sl1ade Tree beneft package for full !me 2076 no1 apply Yard sale 35459 Ave Galllpo 15 OH 45631 Rocksprings Rd ~meroy AVON I All Areasl To Buy or Attn o ana Harless c lnlcal Abbott residence clothes Sell Sh rley Spears 304 Manager or cal 1 800 48 , (m 1aBes & Jr) lawn mower 675 1429 6334 bedroom suite sew ng ;___:___:_______ - - - - - - - - machine TV printer can Dehveryl'v\'arehouse person Overbrook Center s current nlng jars porch glide r needed full t1me rmmedlate ly accepting appl cat•ons for kerosene heater toys little op'enlng must have good a part time AN lor the Night girls clothes Sat 6/51~ drlv ng record apply at Ute Shill Superv sor pos111on Style Furn ture 856 3rd Please come In and !ttl out Yard Sale Rain or Shine Ave Gallipolis 9 5 no phone an appl cation at 333 Paga Sat & Sun 4th & !5th 074 calls Street M1dd aport EOE Nice clothes all slzaa boys o-s and toys Bean es tap Gallla County Dept of Job Paramedics & EMT s estry cloth Ll 'T}rkes office and Family Services (GCD needed App y at 354 chairs jewelry Home JFS) s releasing a request Jackson Pike Gall polls Interior tona more From lor propose for medical Racine follow CA28/Basl18n transportation services tor Pleasant Valley Apartments 6 112 miles on left From new med cald eligible lnd vlduals fs accepting Appltcatrons highway {33 ) take CR 28 In Galha County These serv For a night Secur ty Person exit turn lett and go 3 miles Ices shal consist of n coun Fo a family Project FREE ty and out of county medical RENT For details and appl 740-949-8224 fro help appointments Services cations Call (304)675 5806 "ARD ". •" J I. ~shall run trom uly 1 2004 9am -4 pm ~~:;sc; 6:ed r TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY /SSI? No Fee Unless We W n 1 888 582 3345 1(1 \ll">l\11 L,r.'o_ _,iiHiiiloiiiMiiiiiESO._.l S FOR ALE 3 bedroom Br ck. t I /2 bath 1 acre lot Close to town Reduced Phone (304)675 1714 r L-..iPJ:Iii.'ioP!EAs.oo"iilllililli_.l through June 30 2005 The Posit on Open at Darst Adult ., deadline for submission of a roup Home (740)992 5023 2014 Jefferson Blvd 6 5 04 proposals Is June 9 2004 8 to ? Tools bally g r PT/FT Masts Soc1a Wort-:er clothes golf clubs lawn For prog(am Information and needed tor grow ng Dla ysls mower gu dellnes please contact Facd ty Must have or be a - - - - - - - - Kathy McCalla D rector at g ble lor licensure n Ohm 3 Family Garage Sale June {740)446 3222 Gall Ia (740)867 4471 4&5 8 ~ 00 303 7th St County Department of Job New Haven lots of Items and Family Serv1ces reserves the rtght to reJect Publication Sales Co nlrrng 4 Family Yard sale Saturday any and all proposals 18 Sharp enthUSiaStiC June 5th 480 Grant Street Mldd eport Ohio Help Wanted Maintenance lndlv duals to travel the U S ==:=::...::..:..::~-- Supervisor skills In p t.Jmb Travel lralnrng odglng and transportation turnrshed Blrda 3 House Yard Sale ng electr ca heating/a r 183 Milton DJive Camp conditioning a must Start ng Ae!Urn Guaranteed Stan Conley Lots or thing to look salary range 18K to 25K Today 1 BOO 781 1344 through VIdeo tapea Apply In person at the 31$1 00 or 50 each Taped Holiday Inn of Gelllpolla No on time tr you like to prowl phone calla come on out Sat June 5th 8 OOem Want a Great Job? OtlllpoUe CtrHr College Want a job with Great Pay? (Careers Close To Home ) Boy s/Gir1 6 clotho name Want • 1200 Sign on Cat Todayl 740 446 4367 Brand Toys Antiques Bonua? 1 SQ0-21.& 0452 Houuwarea At 2 North wwwge.Mpoll~e~rnrco~com Oshe Road June 4&5 Call on behaU of tt1e o\cc ed ted MemH .l.cc •d 1 ng Large/Sate Something for Nations leading Non Prof t Counc I lo lndepeMflr\1 Calllgi!S Organlz1t1ons or help ~·'"~"ill"""iii:.'~"~"~'----., everyone dlthwaret WToAM'mDo Protect your Gun Rights toolo/snllquea. all clothing Earn up to S8/hour Items 51 OObag Mtaon Co Pad hOlidays train ngs Fair Grounds 4&5 8to4 And vacations Child Care provrder has Multi Family Sale Frl & Sat 9 Full or part time Dey and open ng m he home tor Evening ahiHs available to ? Rt 2 Galtlpolla Ferry Infant or toddler References Call todav to se1 up an signs postetl Furniture ava ilable Call Darlene lnlervlewl household & baby Items (3041895 3354 brand name ctolhlng & more 1 877 483 6247 elrt 2454 TRAVEL U.S.A nl11 --- Lovely country set ng lorty (40)+ ac es \\ th hous€ (modern Kitchen ) two ca garage other out bu ld ngs rural water fru t trees fret gas stocked fa rm pono Loc a ed n Me gs Coun t H gh potent a lor devetor ment S 125 000 Send nqu res to Pomeroy Post Oft ce PO Box 53 Pome roy Oh o 45769 Lower Mason 2BR 2BA 2 Ca Garage F n shed base ment Heat pump call to appo ntment (304)773 5338 N1ce 3 bedroom 1 bath cone ete d vewa~ carport $49 000 East Bet he Church Ad (740)441 9 108 Pt P easanVSandh II Roao 3Br I Ba 1600/sqtt Ranch on 6 ace level ot Oak floc s st house on R ght past Marsha ll Um JB sty s 103 000 (740)949 1131 after 5 OOPM Rt 2 G eer Rd 3BA 2Ba Ho use 5 1 2 ac es lano pond ba n fenced area al elec c call 8 30 to 5 00 (304)675 7386 after 5 00 cal (304 )675 5631 o (304)593 0719 MoBILE HeNES FORS-\LE 14)(65 good condt10n ver~ clean new app ances out J bedroom house No nsde ou ld ng Ready to move nto pets Gall pols Fer Y WV {7 40)388 0460 =~~d ~~s~~e ~0°3~2 :~~~~ ~~Os~/mo,n~~e $2r;~~~=~~:~ 1 detacned garage on 2-+ acres Separate Off1ce plus 2 n ce Storage Sheds (740)286 6336 BUSINEN> OPPORTIJNITY 'r.r...;.;...:~...;..;.._..., WANJED Lunch Cook needed Apply w1thm 300 Second Ave Gall polls HOMES FOKSALE (304)895 8795 :c.___:__ _ _ _ _-c3 bedroom 2 baths on 4 3 acres In the Count y Seen c v ew $75 000 Ca I (740)709 1166 n shed w1th a J new furn tu e 2 bedroom 29 II v ng room 2 bath sa 500 neg 740 256 9247 or 740 645 0870 1984 Schultz 14K70 w/6x24 3 bedrooms 2 bath hreplace pu out 3 bedroom 2 baTh 1 112 ac es Buckeye H 1s ac good cond tron Rd 585 DOD (740)709 1740)992 7651 , 166 1995 Farmont 14x80 3 bedroom 2 ful l baths total e ectr c heat pump unde pnnng boot-: o $16000 w I sell to $13 500 (740)441 0668 All real.,tate aclver11slng Coles Mob le Homes 15266 In ttda newapaper 11 US 50 E: Athens Oh o aubjec:t to the Federal 45701 Nev. summe hours Fair Hou•ln" Act of 1968 MTW 8AMto7PM Th whlc:t1 mak11 It Illegal to F SAM to 5 PM Sat 9AM to adver11•• any 4PM Where you get your preference limitation or dleerlmlnaUon b111fd on moneys worth rae• color religion 1111 For sale or rent 2 bedroom familial alatua or natlon1t mob e homes start ng at origin Of any Intention to maka eny auch $270 pe month Ca 1 740 pref41renee !Imitation or 992 2167 dltcrlmlnatlon Mob le home and ot for sale t4x80 Mob le home on Ttlle new•pa~r will not knowingly accept n ce level 1/2 acre ot 3 bea 1dvertlaemente tor r..l room 2 fu ll bath All electr c eetate which Ia In cent a a r gooo cond 1on violation of the law Our t0x12 ut 11)1 shed on proper readers ara hereby ty Po ter area S40 000 Call tntorm.ct that aJI (740)446 451.& days ano dwelling• advenl~ed in (740)446 3248 after 5 this newspaper arl! available on an ~ual opportunity bales. Five room house n Rutland ou t of h1gh water $21 000 phone (740)992 0309 ~ 3. bedroom 2 tu 1 bath room w th centra. a~r w 1 help w th del very Cal N k~ (740)385 9948 Dt~ ~SD BUilDINGS aundry room dm ng room offce large 2 car garage New roof siding & waterl ne $67 000 (740)256 6928 Fo Sale Marathon Conv 1ence Store Rt2 Gall polls Ferry WV Stock/Land & Bu d ng F nance Some Owner ~ Ro Grande Spac1ous 304l762·1t17 Log home 5 acres 3 4 bed l50 LoTs & room 2 bath huge k tchen ACKE..\ta w/oak cab1nets & sland coolctop I n shed basement u acres 2 car gar1:1ge w/gas log I replace -t- cent al oarn older met: le home heat/a r 30x54 heated work c ty water Me gs County shop $197 000 (740)245 $40 000 74$0 -42 3065 9l69 Lw--i.iiiiiiiiiiii;.._.l �Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel ·Flames Tribe from Page 81 from Page 81 every gu~ deserved tt, satd Sapryk10 who hadn't scored s10ce Game 6 of the first round agamst Vancouver lg10la stayed on the tce desptte losmg hts helmet whtle nearly sconng JUSt before Saprykm dtd 'I dtdn t know where the puck was (Marcus) Ntlson kept tt alive and made a great pa~s to me He was go10g to shoot but he saw me lg10la"'Satd Oleg was bangmg away 10 there nght m front and he deserved the - goal ' The goal came JU St as the Ltghtmng were try10g to make that badly needed !me change The goal was a btt of a mtstake ' Chns Dmgman satd We dtdn t have a ll of our guys out there It s unfortunate to lose a game that way It 's pretty dts heartemng ' The Flames excelled agam 10 a Game 5 - they are 4 • 0 10 the ptvotal games all on the road by rally10g • around Sutter s stmgmg remarks Wednesday msmuat mg top NHL executives don t want a small market, blue-collar Canad1an team to wm the Cup Sutter's bhstenng comments made m reacllon to Flames forward Vtlle N1emmen's one-game suspenston for rammmg Vmcent Lecavaher mto the glass 1n Game 4 drew a sharp rebuke from NHL comm1ss10ner Gary Bettman But toe us vs them mentality apparently mollvated the Flames who outworked the L1ghtnmg wh1le out s hoottng them 25 12 m the f1rst two penods and 36 28 overall The Ltghtnmg stayed 10 the game - the ftrst to feature the up and-down play expected before the senes started - only becau se of a goal m the fmal mmute of the ftrst penod ( Martm St Louts) and the fmt mmute of the th1rd (Frednk Modtn on a po~er play) You re not gomg to wm a Game 5 playmg the ftrst 40 mtnutes hke we dtd when a team wms all the battle s, ts a qutcker team 11 comes back to grab you, ' Ltghtnmg coac h John Tortorella satd Now we have to go to thetr butldmg and grab one and force Game 7 The Flames are I 0 3 on the road tymg the 1995 and 2000 Devtls for the most road vtctones m playoff hts tory and 5 I m overtime The Ltghtnmg have alternated wmnmg and lostng for 12 consecuttve games tymg a record set bv the 1988 Devtls , and are 2 2m overttme It s too bad we can t put 11 together for two games m a row the Ltghtmng s Jassen Cullimore sa1d It's heartbreaking when you lose a game 10 overttme Calgary took a 2 l lead late m the second when lgmla stole a St Lou1s pass and beat Ntkolat Khabtbuhn from the nght c1rcle with a shot off the far post lt was lgml a s 13th playoff goal mne m games followmg a los s and th1rd of the fmals Before that, Calgary s Marlln Gehnas deflected Tom Lydman s shot from the left pomt on a power play 2 13 m and St Lout s answered In the f10al m10ute of the f1rst the f1rs t ttme the senes has been ued except when 11 was 0 0 St Lou1s nearly gave Tampa Bay the lead agam w1th JUSt under 2 mmutes left m the thtrd, but Mukka K1prusoff who stopped 26 of 28 shots 1n h1s hfth stratght overttme VIctory reached behmd w1th hts glove to push the puck away barely an 1nch from the goal hne St!ll, asked tl the L1ghtnmg would be home Monday for Game 7 Tortorella satd Yes we w11l L1ghtmng captam Dave Andreychuk agreed, saymg Thts team has a lot of character and we are gomg to bounce back" they ve really delivered Kelvtm Escobar (4 2) allov.ed etght hns over e1ght mmngs wlth SIX stnkeouts Cleveland s only run aga10st h1m came 10 the seventh when Ronme Belhard led off wtth a bloop smgle and scored on Alex Escobar s double play grounder w1th the bases loaded 'The thmk about Kelvtm !S that he has among the top breaking ball repertOires m the Amenc a n League Maddon sa1d 'Wtth hts slider c urve ball spht and h1s changeup he has as good an arsenal as Muirfield from Page 81 wtth Woods for the first ttme th1s year had a m1serable ttme wtth hts putter and had to scramble to salvage a 73 Jack Ntcklaus the 64""¥ear old touma ment host had a 74 and has a decent chance to make the cut Desptte soft condtllons m the fa1rway that speckled tee shots wtth mud ~hen they landed the greens were la st the anybody And he used them a ll tomght Escobar got a lift m the fourth mmng from Mondes1 who threv. out V1ctor Martmez at the plate from nght center after a two out bloop smgle by Trav 1s Hafner It's alwaxs great when you get a defen s1ve play like that Escobar satd 'He was kind of shallow and I know Martmez caf\ t run that well so 1 knew we had a shot to gel hun at home plate Mondest a two ume Gold Glove wm ner was playmg ht s fout1h game wtth the Angels alter he left the Pmsburgh P1mtes ear her th1s month and had h1s contract ter mmated He led oft the SIXth v.nh h1s th1r<l homer of the season They ve got everythmg you could pos S!bfy want m a ballclub - guys who h1t tor power contact h1tters, pllchmg, speed and defense That s why they re tough Cleveland s Casey Blake sa1d Lee (5 I) allowed three runs and 10 hm over 6 1 3 mnmgs mcreasmg his ERA from 2 87 to 3 27 Davtd Eckstem 5 for 5 Wednesday mght agamst Boston, extended hts career best hmmg streak to 18 games w1th a two out double m the third and scored on a smgle b} F1ggms But Eckstem stramed hts nght hamstnng on the way to the plate and had to leave the game 'We II evaluate 11 on a datly bas1s but we re obv10usly gomg to be very conser' ~ttve w1th th1s and take 11 slow- espe c 1ally as 1mportant as Eck s legs are for range at shortstop and Jeadmg off jlettlng on base and hav10g to run Sc1osc1a satd. wmd was sw trling and good scores were hard to come by The 68 was th e h1 ghest f1rst round lead at thts tournament s10ce 1990 when Fred Couples led w1th a 69 Not man y were surpnsed Where they re tuckmg the flags you can really look s1lly 1f you mtss 11 Els sat d Els holed a 50 foot eagle putt on No 7 to get 1010 the mtx then settled 10 to h1 s roller coaster back nme that mcluded a three putt bogey from 20 feet and a bunker shot he holed for btrd1e on 17 Curtis hasn t had a top I 0 f1msh s10ce h1 s stunmng vtctory a t Royal St George s last year but h1s game ts slow ly commg around He played bogey free a feat m 1tse lf at Muufield and surged to the top behmd three stra1ght b1rd1e s ftm shmg that stretch wtth a 30 footer at No 10 Ct '11s who grew up about 20 m10utes away m the tmy town of Ostrander, pla)ed the Memonal for the first time last year on a sponsor's exemptton, althou g h only hts close fnends and fam tly knew much about h1m The c heers were much louder Thursday m part because of hts btrdte bmge m part because of that s1her claret JUg ces~ because of what happened on that Notebook from Page 81 He s sav10g h1s Browns e nsemble for later 10 the week Curt1s grew up about 20 mmute s from Mmrfield V1llage Golf Club and first attended the Memonal when he was 5 or 6 He had a ghttenng amateur and colic gtate career but was 1anked all of No 396 m the world dunng hts rook1e ) ear when he pulled off a stunmng upset by w10nmg the Bnt1sh Open at Roy a l St George's Curtts has had a muddled 2004 mtss mg a s many cuts as he has made on tour rankmg JU St 131rd on the money hst He realizes that hts VICtory ranks wtth some of the most remarkable upsets 10 sports He satd bemg referred to as a long s hot does not upset hun I don t pay attent1on to 1t too much he sU!d I mean I really haven t done anyth10g smce I ftm s hed second m Japan and had a couple ol other decent tournaments but I haven t done any thmg that s spectacular Un!ll I do 11 wtll be a Cmderella story Golf, hke most sports 1s ftlled wtth one year or even one da) wonders Curt1s was asked 1f he never won aga10 would he s!lll cons1der h1s career a sue Friday, June 4, 2004 Friday, June 4, 2004 www.mydailysentinel.com specml weekend last Jul y 1n Sandw1ch England Yeah I thmk so he sU!d It some one would have told me I 0 years ago thai I would wm a maJOr I would have satd I would have ret1red after I won 11 • BELLY UP Jefl Sluman 1s the lat est convert to the belly puller Sluman has been mcrcasmgly trustrat ed ove1 the last few month s because he has h1t the ball as well as ever but rou l!nely nmsed a half dozen budte chances mstde 12 feet He prdcl!ced two da) s w1th the belly putter then put 11111 plav Thursday at the Memonal Slum an scored better th m he hll the ball a 2 under 70 and he sa1d that was no comc1dcnce I pulled \ery v.ell h e sa1d I made some putts I h<t ve n t made th1s vear Sluman smd he had a tev. 1ese1 \allons about us mg a belly putter but then he, cons1dered the alternative I don t thmk 1 cou ld putt much worse he smd And what betler test than fast undulaung greens II you c <tn putt 1t good here you Cdn pull 11 good <~nywhere • SKIPPING A HOLE John Rollins was l!ed lor the le .td m the fiN round of the Memonal as he prepared to hll a sand shot on the par 5 15th I had a g1eat he <1nd I actually JOked w1th my caddte a httl e bn that I hadn t holed out a bunker shot 10 qulle a · In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS AD NOW ONLINE l\egt~ter (304) 675-1333 Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 HOW I0 WRITE AN AD \\\Hl \t I \II \l"i r r I The Home National Bank wttt auction tha following Item on Saturday June 5, 2004, at 10 00 am at the bank a parking tot 2002 Dodge Dakota Cab 4x4 Quad 187HG38NX2S69632 5 Loaded 37,400 mlloa extra ntce 1997 Chevy Cavalier 1G1JC1249V7145188 The Home National Bank reserves tha right to ra)act any and all blda For an appointment to aee, call 949 2210, ask lor Sheila (6) 2 3 4 Public Notice SHERIFF S SALE REAL ESTATE CASE NUMBER 03 CV-D03 • MORTGAGE ELEC TRONIC REG!STRA TION SYSTEMS INC Plaintiff VI KEITH A HANNAH ETAL DEFENDANTS COURT OF COMMON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY OHIO In pureuance of tn Alia• Order of Sale to me directed from 11ld Court In the above entitled action t will axpooe to sate at pub lie auction on the front otapo of the Mel~ County Court Houao on Friday ~uly 2 2004 at tO 00 am ol oald day, the lot lowing deocrlbed real eatata Situated In the State ol Ohio County of Mel(lll and In the Townohlp of Scipio Situated In Section 26, Town 7 and Rtn~ 14 bounded and deaqrlbed 11 follow• Beginning at a point on the w..t line ' ola 17 314 acre parcel deocrlbed 11 Parcel No 1 In a deed recorded In Volume 188 page 91 Molgo County DHd Recorda which point Ia at the centerline of County Road 17 thence South with the Weal line of tald 17 314 acre parcel a dla lance of 300 feet to a point on tho South bank of White Oak Creek, which point Ia 359 feet North of tho Southern aectton line of Section 26 Scipio Townohlp thence lol towing the Southern bank of White Oak Creek In an Eaoterly direction a dtotonce of 100 laet, thence due North croaolng Whitt Oak Creek a dlotanco of 28 feet, thence following the Morthern bank ol White Oak Creek tn a Northooaterly dirac tton approximately 425 leal to a point at the centerline ol County Road 17 where White Oak Creek cr011e1 Undar the rood thlo point being 440 feet Ellt of the potnt of begin ntng thence In a Waaterly direction following the road to the potnt of begin nlng containing three (3) acres, mora or laaa CURRENT OWNERS NAME Keith A Hannah and Moleah J Hannah aka Melaoh J Durham PROPERTY ADDRESS 33557 Cotterhllt Rood, Pomeroy Ohio 45769 PERMANENT PAR CEL NUMBER 17· 00076 000 PRIOR DEED REFER· ENCE Volume 91, Page 889 APPRAISED AT $45 000 00 TERMS OF SALE Cannot be oold for 1111 than 213rdo of the opprollld value 1D% down on dey of oale ..,h or ..rtlllod check balance on confirmation of aalo Ralph E Truaaell, Sheriff Metga County, Ohio REIMER & LORBER CO LPA By Dannto Reimer (Reg .0031109) Attomeyo lor Ptolnttll 2450 Edloon Btvd PO Box 968 Twlnoburg Ohio 44087 (330) 425-4201 (5) 28, (6) 4, 11 Pubttc Notice Shortll'a Sate Beneltclat Ohto, Inc DBA Benallclot Mortgage Company or Ohto va Jomoo R Gruaoer, ET AL C11o No 03 CV 118 By virtue of an order or aate 111ued by the Court of Common Ple11 of Molgo County Ohto and to me directed tn a certain civil action tharln pending wherein Bonollctol dba Ohio Inc Banellctat Mortgage Company of Ohio Plaintiff and Jomaa R Grueaer, et al the Delondanto, twill olfor for 1111 In the corridor of thallrat floor of the Courthou11 on Friday, July 30th 2004 at 10 oo AM at tho Courthou11 of Metgo County Ohto tho following deocrlbed roolaotote Property oltuated In the County of Malga, Slota or Ohto and Townehlp of Sutton Located In Section 18, Town 2 Ran~ 12 of tho Ohio Company'• Purchall bogtnnlng at the Southwell comer of a tract of land owned by Looter F McKenzie deocrtbed In Deed Book No 198 11 P11ge 355 Melgo County Ohio Deed Roordo thence E11t a dlttanca of 2511 loot the place of begin nlng of thlo daacrlptlon, thence East a dlatonce ol 110 loot R.l11ht t:0o to the Weat line or Raclne-Bashan Road thence South o Deg 15 ml nutea West along oatd road a dis lance ol 205 laet to the Northeast corner ol land ownad by Garnet Roush, thence West along Garnet Roush North Line a distance ol 129 54 fHI thence North 0 dog 15 minutes East a dlatan.. ol 160 laet thence Eaat a dla lance of 14 01 feet to a potntlocoted South 0 deg 15 minutes Weat a dlllance of 25 leal from the place of beginning thence North 0 deg 15 min utaa Eaat a dlotanca of 25 feet to the place of beginning contain lng 6 841, more or 1111 SubJect to all aaae menta, restrictions and conditions of record II any Parcel No 1 18-oD266 18-00267 18-oD268 18-oD269 Location 28595 Beahan Road Roclna Ohio 45771 Sold Property has been appraised for $57 000 00 and con not sale for lass than 213 of appralaament Torma or Sate $5 000 00 due otr time of 11te Balance due within 30 doyo of con llrmatton Ralph E Truaeell Sheriff of Melga County Ohio Robert E Lie Attorney lor Plaintiff (330) 644-6161 (5) 14 21 28 (6) 4,11 Public Notice COURT OF COMMON PLEAS MEIGS COUNTY OHIO Deutoche Bank National Trust Company aa Custodian or Truatee lka Bankera I<..-.-._..,. ANNoUNCEMENTS Relax and earn free g Its n the comfort of your own home wh le you enjoy the teehng of a modern spa Hold your ve y own Spa Escape party For deta Is call (304)675 3008 leave mes sage r G!VIA\\AY ee k ttens 2 yellow 2 black 1 b acklgray (740)992 3114 Mddleport leave message s~fl)usea and and assigns unknown guardians of minor and/or Incompetent helro ol Dora Wining all or whose realdances are unknown and cannot by rea aonabla diligence be aacertalned will toke notlcs that on the 26th day of February 2004 Deutsche Bank National Trust Company as Custodian or Trustee fka Bonkera Truat Company of California NA Iliad Ita Complaint In tho Common Pleas Court ol Meigs County Ohio In Case No 04CV022 on the docket of the Court and the obJect and demand for relief of which pleading Is to loreclooe the lien of plalnltll a mortgage recorded upon the following deacrlbed realeatate to wit Property ~ddreas 115 l!utternut Avenue Pomeroy OH 45769 and being more particularly described In plain till a mortgage recorded In Mortgage Book 75 page 393 of County thla Recorders Olllca The above named defendant Is required to the answer : Beaut ful female tabby cat ... kept mdoors spayed all shots excellent health lr endly 740 992 6236 (740)992 7680 Female & mate k ttens to good home 32540 Dark Hollow Ad Pome oy within twenty-eight (28) days alter last publl cation which shall be published once a weak for six consecu tlva weeks or they might be dented a hearing In this case LERNER SAMPSON & ROTHFUSS Attorneys lor Plaintiff PO Box 5480 Cincinnati OH 45201 548Q (513) 241 3100 attyemall@lsrlaw co m (5) 7 14 21 28 (6) 4 11 Public Notice Due to the upcoming rettremont ol Martha Durst, the Oliva Township Trustaea have announced they will ba taking resumes for the posl lion of Township Clerk, until 4 00 p m on June 10 All appll cations must maet all of the following 1 Be a cltl•en ol tho U S 2 Be 18 years of age or oldar 3-Be a reotdent ol Oliva townahlp and 4 Be ragtaterad to vote Reaumes may be glvan to any Olive Township Trustee or given or mailed to Township Clerk Osborne William Jack Westfall and Randy Booton Trusteea Martha Durst, 55498 4th Avenue, Reedsville Ohio 45772 1 740 378 6149 (6) 4 7 Public Notice NOTICE Sealed blda will be received by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division ol Forestry up to and Including Wednesday June 23 2004 at 3 00 p m for an estimated 1 840 tons of pine pulp wood on 25 acres at the Shade River State Forest In Olive Township Meigs County Ohio For fur ther Information and Inspection tlmbar contact the Hocking State Forest head quarters 19275 State Route 374 Rockbridge OH 43149 telephone (740) 589 9901 (6) 4 11 .... Found Pretty grey/wh te cat • found at El zabeth F Oav s House URG (740)245 7186 (740)441 0249 ask for Kara Free ~mens (740)992 7285 Half Austral an Shepard half - German Shepard 10 week old male Good w 11'1 k ds • (740)441 0182 June 5th 630 pm Broad Run Gun Club Sunday June 6th Meet1ng 10-11 Outlaw Shoot 12 Noon ... - FASHION BUG ... One Day Only Sale Sunday, June 6 1-9 pm 50% off Regular Prtce 30% off Markdown and Pnce Just Rtght : _ For A New HoJt'le? ~------ -.::--- All Dl•play 12 Noon 2 Bu•lnea• Daye Prior To Publication Sunday Dlaplay 1 00 p m Thur•d•y for Sunday• • AU ada must be prepaid' Huge Yard Sa. Saturday Crown C ty d1rect y across from G ovann s P zza Bam ? Women s tun ors babes tons of houseM d m1sc great cond ton -------Huge Yard/Craft Sale Lots of great toys crafts clothes boys men & women home deco at ons Fr day & Saturday 9am Spm 1 1/2 m les on Kraus BecK Ad olf 588 June 3 4 5 BIG YARD SALE Clothes odds & nns VC R f sh ng reels bed dmg rada detector some th ng tor everyone 4 m las from the Ko ner Store at Bdwell going towards Chesh re turn lett on Morgan Center Ad then Fam ly the f rsl road to the r ght Saturday June 5 Country Lane out St Rt 160 (George Ad ) than f1rst aprox 2 m les from Hotze hOuse on ght (740)388 B kes Longabe gar baskets 8896 baby clothes/Items clothes Large 1st T me Yard Sale & lots of m see taneous Fr day & Saturday 6/4-615 534 LeGrande Blvd Sat 8 5pm Playpen sw ng boys June 5 Sam 4pm Adult baby clothes adu t c othes cloth ng XL un fo m Jackets By Old Rathff Sto e n car seat booste seat new Vmton sut (mans) msc Mov ng Sa a/Yard Sale 912 M II Creek Rd 3206 Georges Creek Fnday Gall pol s Fr day/Saturday and Saturday 9am ? 6/5 6 6 9am 4pm Aghl around curve f om Golf Mull tam ly Fri/Sat June 4 5 9 4pm 19 Debb e Dnve Course 1 9 m es out SA 141 Chest 9525 St AI 218 413-415 freeze r $25 household JUS! past elementary school terns loads of bargams on n Mercerville Lots of f!rlery cloth ng mens 36S L&XL th1ng Household adult & s1zes 4 1o women s su ts home schooler stuff end chi drens clothing table vacuum golf bag B dwell U M Church Church St Bldwe I Oh o Sat June 5th At 7 June 4&5 Yard Sale & hot Addison bes1de G&G dogs baked goOds dr nks Market N ce ch ldren adult New Home Interior Ia ge clothmg msc terns men s women s clothes Saturday (June 5) 9 OOam 2 somelh ng fo everyone m les past Hotze on 160 Community Yard Sale Turn on Kerr Road go 1 Fr day Saturday C ndy D mile turn on 203 P ne Htl clothes AM 125 Suzuki Bay Road Rota Tillers (name window & screens mise brand tools) new cloth ng household Items 1tems Fr day June 4th Waste n books & more State Route Saturday June 5 ONLY 218 Bailey Chapa Church 9am 4pm Junper Lane In (304)576 3364 pE~rking lot 9? the Meadows Mull family yard sale Antique ch1na Garage sale Fr & Sat collectibles famous names YARD SA! E 9am 6pm at 777 Jackson name brand c oth ng many Pke o d comic books & other Garage Sale June 4 & 5 books games large area YARDSALErugs tots at nice household Fr & Sat Sam ? 1149 GALLli'OUS Please park on street No Bulavi a Pike ea ly bl ds 130 Bastan D Furniture Great Yard Sa e Friday 9 5 antiques name brand cloth Saturday 9 ? 15 Oakwood Sa1Urday June 5 9 4pm ng Powe Wheels Home Drive Gallipolis Furniture clothes household ttems Inter or Fr day Saturday 9 lots of househo d Items m sc 1183 JacKson Pike 6pm Sunday 10 2pm across from Dominos Huge 5 fam ly yard sale 6/4 (740)446 2923 6/5 10 t2 Watson Ad 9am Salurday June 5 8 30 ? 1313 Safford School Ad 4pm Something tor every Multiple yard ss es Tara 6/4 Bam 4pm 6/5 Sam one Estates Baby Items mise household Items clothmg 11 am B ke tools crafts HutJe Community Yard Sale baby adu t household Items m1sc East end Gat polls 1890 S! AI 141 614104 Cheetnut Chatham Variety of quality Items 6!5/04 sam 6pm Presto Cruseue St Thursday Including some collectibles Saturday June 5 Bam not Pressure Canner glass jars Saturday June 3 5 before On St At 7 North rug shempooer/floor po Ish er kerosene heater lug Huge Garage Sate 114 mile just put Gall a County 1ne W I h 1o 1 gage household Items out At 218 2 fam ly lots of ..,....a_c-::-_•_•..:g.,-ns:-::--:--boys girls women& cloth clothes much more lng toys computer equ p Ya d Sa e 936 First Ave 2 Famt y Sale Bonnie lane ment lots of mise tams June 4 and 5 8 5 Some antiques Iurn lure glass Apts behmd Elite Look on Fr day & Saturday 160 Infants g r s womens ware and ots of mtsce Ia Huge yard sale June 3rd mens clothmg plus more 4th 5 m les down At 7 on neous Items the nght Baby/ch ld ens Yard Sa e 1/2 ml e out 568 clothes & Items home ~~~p~ch~o~s o~~~:~h~~l =~=:::..:::..c:..:c__ decor 8 30-4 00 2 fam ly Kds clothes & toys Huge yard sa e Saturday Yard Sate June 4 & 5 Fr women s clothes tables June 5 9am Large tram po Sat aam epm 123 P neSt msc 19635 St At 554 near Ine 2 a r compressors Gallipolis Ohio Ro Sat & Sun 9 4 too s many nice quality 4 YARD SALE· househOld Items 2 small 234 HoneysucKle Dr ve lreezere dehumidifier loads ___ PoMEROY/MIDDU , Addison Thursday lhr U of mise 2236 Graham Sunday 9am? 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Ne_.:o;;~papers .Deli-vered Hlgl-.t: t:o y,. .. .._, r Doo-r Judge Fred W Crow Trust Company of California NA Plaintiff Case No 04CV022 vs Helen Townaend et al NOTICE IN SUIT FOR FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE Defendants Dora Wining whose last known address Is 115 Butternut Avenue Pomefl)y OH 45769 and tho unknown helra devlaaes, legstees executors administrators ~~~ Word Ads • Stllrt Vour Ads With A Keyword • Include Complete De•crlptlon • Include A Price • Avoid Abbrevl•tlonl • Include Phone Number And Addre•• When Needed • Ad• Should Run 7 Days Successful Ads Should Include These Items To Help Get Response •• 5 I "Y~ur Qeribune - Sentinel - l\e CLASSIFIED while Rolhns sa1d Roll10s proceeded to shank hts sand shot completely over the green over the gallery and over a h11l to near the 16th green 'Once I bladed 11 mer everybody s head up on the htll s1de I kmd of laughed and satd Well I haven t done that tn a wh!le enher Rollin s sa1d • GOING BUGGY Joey Smdelar needed some help and playmg partner VtJaV Smgh came through Wh1le wamng to h11 on the No 4 tee, Smdelar felt somethmg crawhng around hts neck Ht s cadd1e John Buchna reached mstde ht s shlrl whtle standmg on h1s up toes but couldn t hnd what was buggmg Smdelar Smdelar then took h1s shtrtta!l out and tned to reach around behtnd h1mse lf tor rehef Fmally Smgh looked m stde Smdelar s collar and grabbed a 4-mch long ctcada They ve b edev1led the players all week by makmg crash landmgs dunng putts all the while making a buzzmg nm se that so und s l1ke a typ1cal pract1ce day at the lndmnapohs 500 Nobody could find It and 11 got under the tag m the back ol the sh1r1 'S mdelar satd It s funny you could press and 11 would squeak but 11 wouldn t come out As Smgh pulled the ctcada out 1t fie~ away The gallery responded wtth polite applause For fast results, advertise in The Daily Sentinel classifieds! www.mydallysentlnel.com ·------------ - -- -··- - I 4 tam ly yard sale Saturday Large 3 tam ly basement Rays & Son Complete Ca June 5 460 Grant St sa e Collectibles plus Clean ng 2615 112 Jackson Mddleport Ohio Salem Street Rutland June Ave Yard Sa e June 5th 5&6 Yard Sale 9 000 watt P cken s res dance turn off Large paho sale June 3 4 Generate new Craftsman At 7 onto At 124 5th house 5 9 5pm new & used terns tools k tchen aid stand on r ght The Andersons 46123 m l'ler lra•n set household State Route 124 Rae ne and Chr stmas Items lots 916 VINE ST RACINE Oh more 6 Stoneyb oak 3 m1tes ladles lg 1x (mostly New Haven Hts WV June out Sandh II Ad on r ght designer names) men 1 4th 5yh ant ques baby Sat June 59 3 lg-42 toys furniture Items plus s ze women s household mlac Sat co lectables m sc 9 5 lots Yard Sa e Fr June 4th Sat June 5th 8oo3pm rain or furniture June 5th Bam ? Behmd shine - - - - - - - - Armory - - - - - - - - Satu day June 5 8 30 Basement sale ram or 5 00 E lzabeth La they s Yard Sale on 5th Street n sh•ne Fr & Sat June 4 5 yard sate 1 4 m te past Mason Thur Fr Sat Look clothes lades 1216 mens Bdwei i!Porter 10100 St for S gns Jkls 46L pants 40 42 34L AT160 North Huge 3 fam 1y Chr stmas decorat ons lots yard sate Lots of baby Yard Saltl Un vers ty Lane of n ck nacks cannmg jars 1tems car seats baby furm baby Items furn ture co sl1elves and much more 2 ture extremely n ce baby lee! bles and ant ques Thurs m les from Rt 7 on County and toddler g rl clothes Lap Fr & Sat Road 26 tu n lett on Sm1th top scrapbook supplies Yard Sa e 114 Walnut St Goeglem Dr 3rd house on Home schOotmg books ots behind Foodland Pt Pleas r ghl phone (740)992 3441 of m1sc ttems Ram date Fr & Sat 614 6/5 8 ? Monday June 7 Saturday June 5 9 3 605 comblnat on booster seat Man Street Aacme David m scellaneous terns Spencers Adult and teen Radford s one m Ia west of clothes AE Aero push Me gs Fa rgrounds on Old mower household Items 33 Sat 6/5 9am 2pm Ran cancels o A VA #53 ndoar yard The Lend A Hand ol the sa 9 June 5 2004 8 ooam Harr sonv lie Presbyterian to 4 OOpm 28051 St Rt 7 Church are having a SAKE Chesh - -re-Oh ' - - - - - -. and Yard Sa e Saturday Enterpr se UM Church park June 5th 2004 The prong at June 4 5 9 oo to ceeds of the sale will go 3 00 oft route 833 between toward the Church Building fa rgrounds and Pomeroy Fund Everyone Welcome Friday & Saturday tents stro ler g rls clothes Infant 4T Aigner pocketbooks new dresses m sses 14 name brand Jr g rl clothes msc household Items Man Street Rutland -------Garage sale Fr & Sat June 7th & 8th 9 4 bnck house beyond Royal Oak Resort on T697 (Old Flatwoods Road) (740)992 _45_7_9_ _ _ _ _ _ _ Garage sale J1.me 4th 5th from 9 5 on VInegar St Ad off of Co Ad 34 off of new 33 1 1/2 mle east of 5 _Po.:_nl.cs_w_:a':'lc_h_:lo_r_ar::gn':'s___ -::Garage Sale McCormick Road behind American LeQ on Saturday 8 00 46 " screen TV guns 811 size clothes -------a A Hill eraQe sa1e us11c s Lee Cl cte Syracuse June 3 5 6 1 collectibles no clothes ----...,.---Olent yard sa e Fr & Sat 192 Beech Street Mdd leport something to everyone .c..:...:..:._;________ Huge multi tam ly yard sale behind old Tuppers Plains grade school Saturday June 6th Inside sale 803 S Third Mddieport June 3rd & 4th 10 4pm 5th 10 1pm furnt ture tots of good mise & clothes :..:.:...:.:::.______ June 3 d 41h Slh Community yard sales Success Rd Cty Ad 46 South of Tuppers Pia ns Oh 9am 5pm June 4 5 8 OOAM to ?? Bashan Road Watch for ~:u:lgns Lots ol mlscella -------June 4 5 9am 4pm on State Route 143 J miles from State Route 7 msses women s men a girls Q-4T boys Q-4T computer stuff furniture exercise equip ment baby furnitu re dishes Lltt e 'T'ykes toys Home Interior candia& curtains bedding bird cage tool box boat gas tank trailer axes 18 truck ttres free llems & lots more ran or shmet June 5th Yellowbuah Ad Racine across from Park g rls teen name brand clothes Jeana window ac VCR m1sc --'------Yard Sale Fnday Saturday 2 miles South of Tuppers Pia ns on State Route 7 r %~ l.o~-------.,1 Absolute Top Dollar U S Gold Co ns S lver Proofsets 0 amonds Gold Rmgs US Currency MTS Com Shop 151 Second Avenue Gathpol s 740 446 2842 I \ll'lll\\11 ' I "I I~\ H I ..., Toys bikes ext door bas 'ANEW CLINICAL kets Fenton Home Inter or PEELSI' curtains sheets un forms wood tams speakers frUit Want to ook younger AND jars kids & adults qlothlng eam Money? Lets talk the too much to list corner NEW AVON call Broadway & Vine in Racine Marilyn (304 )882 2645 June 4th ~ 5th 9 3pm Joyce (304)675-6919 Ap~ l (304)882 3630 Yard sate & Home Decorating Open House Sat June 5th Sam Sprn Auto Meohamc/Small Glo a 0 ler 31645 SA 325 Eng ne Meehan c must be Langsville Oh (740)742 experienced Shade Tree 2076 Meehan c:s need not apply Yard sale 35459 (304)675 3600 Aockeprlnge Ad Pomeroy AVON All Areasl To Buy o Abbott residence clothes Sell Sn r ey Spears 304 (m1ssea & Jr) lawn mower 675 1429 bedroom suite sewing machine TV pr nter can De lveryiWBrehouse person nlng Jars porch gilde r needed tul lime •mmediate kerosene heater toys ittle opening must have good drlv ng record apply at Ufe girts clothes Sat 615/04 Sty/a Furniture 856 3rd Ya d Sale Rain or Shine Ave Gall polls 9 5 no phone Sat & Sun 4th & 5th 074 calls Nice clothes all sizes boys 0 5 and toys Beanies tap Gall/a County Dept of Job estry cloth Lll l)!kea otflce and Fam• y Services (GCD chars jewelry Home JFS) Is releasing a aquest Interior tons more From for proposal for medical Racine follow CA2tsleashan tranapo tat•on services tor 6 1/2 m lea on left From new medicaid ellglb e Individuals highway (33) take CR28 In Gall a County These serv exit turn left and go 3m les Ices shal consist at In coun ty and out of county medical 740 949 8224 fro help appointments Services shall run from July 1 2004 through June 30 2005 The deadline lor submiss on of 2014 Jefferson Blvd 6 5 04 propoea sIs June 9 2004 8 to 1 Toots baby girl c othee golf clubs !awn For program Information and guidelines p ease contact mower - - - - - - - - t<athy McCat a 0 ector at Gall la 3 Family Garage Sale June (740)446 3222 4&5 8 00-4 00 303 7th St County Department of Job Fam y Services New Ha¥"en Lots of Items and reserves the right to retect 4 Faml y Yard tale Saturday any and all proposals June 5th 460 Grant Street Help wanted Maintenance Middleport Ohio Supervisor akllls In plumb Birds 3 House Yard Sale mg electrical heating/a r 183 Milton Drive Camp conditioning a must Starting Conley Loll of thing to look sa ary range 18K to 25K through Vdeo tapas Apply 1n peraon at the 31$1 00 or 50 each Taped Holiday Inn of Qall polls No on time If you like to prowl phOne calls come on out Sat June 5th 8 ooam Want a Great Job? Want a JOb with Great Pay? Boy a/Girls clothes name Wanl 1 1200 Sign on Brand Toys Antiques Bonut? Housewares Rt 2 North Oshel Road June 4&5 Call on behalf of the Large/Sale Something for Nations leading Non Prof I OrganizatiOns or help e¥"eryone dlshwa e/ Protect your Gun Rights tootllantlques. all clothing Earn up to $8/hour items $1 OObag Mason Co Pad holidays tra ntngs Fair Grounds 4&5 8t04 And vacat1ons Multi Family Sale Frl & Sat 9 Full or part time Day and Evening shifts available to ? Rt 2 Gallipolis Fer y Cal today to set up an algns po1t1d Furniture lnterv ewl household & baby 1tems brand name clothing & more , 877 463 6247 e)(! ,2454 r V.Aimll To Do IIELPWANIF.Il HOMES mRSA!E Georges Po tab e Sawm II Letart Falls OH 3 bedroom don 1 hau your logs to the house 1 balh detached Here IS a great opportun ty m I JUSt call 304 675 1957 garage new roo s d g to come grow w th us wndows ca pet & k tchen Kuntzman Truck ng an 80 $65 000 00 7<10)247 2000 year old Reg ana T uckload Carer wth te mnas n All ance and Co umbus OhiO Tl ,. tl I has opened a new termnal Roof ng Decks Hardwood 3 Bearoom 2 bath 3 ca n P1keton Oh o Only hard floor ns a tat on emode detached ga age on 2 ~ workmg exper enced dnv ng add1t ons Top Notctl acres Separate Off ce plus Contracto s 2 n ce Storage Sheds ers wth a clean MVR and a Bu ld ng m n mum of two years expe WV036667 (3041675 5490 (740)286 6336 or (304)675 3042 nence need apply We have open ngs to Love y country sett ng to ty 15 Company Dr vers (40 + aces w th housf 15 Owner Operators (modern K tcnen ) 1wo co For mfo cal Ray garage othe out bu ld ngs 1 866 436 1013 W II Pressu e Wash houses rural wa e fru 1 trees I ec mob le hOmes metal bu ld gas stocked Ia m pon o tmmed1ate open ng lo an ngs and guile s Call Located n Me gs Count accountant pes 1on Fu I (740)446 0151 ask tor Ron Hgh poten al tor develo p t me med urn s ze company or leave message men! $125 000 Send Exp requ red excellent ben nqu res o Pome oy Pos tl\\\11\t efts 401 K Please send Oft ce PO Box 53 Pome oy resume to Accountant PO ~~--~B~~---~-----, _o_h_o_4_>7_6_9__________ Box 606 Wellston OhiO 10 0rPoRIUNITY Lowe Mason 2BR 2BA 2 45692 ~;:~:~~~~ Ca Garage F n shed base ment Hea pump ca to seek ng and exper anced foHtO VALLEY PUBLISH appo nlmen (304)773 5338 en de Ab llty to analyze lNG CO recommends tha Nce 3 bedroom bath hnanc at statements requ ad Potent al to devel ou do bus ness wth peo op a st ong customer base le you know and NOT t end money th rough th des rable Salary commen surate w th expe ence EOE rna until you have nvest Please subm t resume and ated the ottenna. 3Br 1 Ba 1600 sqtt Ranch on salary 1m tat ons to The 6 ace leve ot OaK too s Da ly Sentinel PO Bo:c 729 PR<lFl'N>tONAL st house on R ght pas I t 34 Pomeroy Oh 45769 SER\lCES Marshall Un e sly $103 000 1740)949 113 lunch Cook needed Apply TURNED DOWN ON after 5 OOPM w th n 300 Second Ave SOCIAL SECURITY ISS!? Gallpolls No Fee Unless We W n House 5 2 ac es ana Make 50% sell ng Avon 1 888 582 3345 pond ba n enced a ea a 1 L m ted ttme ONLY Hl II I 'I \I I e ectr c call 8 30 o 5 00 (740)446 3358 F rst 5to call 10 HOMES (304)675 7386 atte 5 oo rece ves a g fl FOR SALE cal j304)675 5631 o Med Home Health Agency (304)593·0719 Inc seek ng a full t me and PAN AN s and a PAN 3 bed oom B ck 1 112 bath f320 MOBU E Hmt£~ OCcupat anal Therapist for 1 acre lot Close o town mRS<LE the Gall pols Oh o area Reduced Phone (304)675 Must be censed both n 1714 4M65 good cond to n ver~ Oho and West Vrgna We clean new appl ances ou offer a compel live salary 3 bed oom ML.lse No ns de t:lu ld ng Ready to mo\e nto benet t package for full t me pets Galt pols Ferry WV (740)386 0460 and 401K EOE Pease Must ha¥"e references send esume to 352 Second $500 month $250 depos t 14•70 mob a home tur Ave Galhpol s OH 45631 /304)895 8795 n shed w th al new fu rn tu e Attn 0 ana Harass Clinical 3 bedroom 2 baths on 4 3 2 bed oom 29 II v ng Manager or cal 1 BOO 481 acres n the Country Seen c room 2 bath sa 500 neg 6334 $75 000 Ca 740 256 9247 or 740 645 v ew 0870 Overbrook Cel'ltet Is current (740)709 1166 y accepting appl cat1ons lor 3 bedrooms 2 bath f replace 1984 Schultz 14•70 w6x24 a pa t time AN for the Nght 112 aces BucKeye Hls pull out 3 bedroom 2 bath good cond ton Shift Supe v sor position Ad S85 000 (740)709 a c Please come In and til out 1166 1740)992 7651 an appl caliOn at 333 Page 1995 Fa rmont 4)(80 :1 Street Mddleport EOE bed oom 2 full baths Iota Paramedics & EMT s e ectr c heat pump under needed Apply at 1354 p nn ng book to $16 000 Jackson PIKe Ga polls wl sell fa 51 3 500 (740)44 1 0668 Ftteaeant Valley Apartments All reel aatat• edvertl•lng Is accepting Applications Co es Mob le Homes 15266 In thle newepeper 1 For a mght Secur ty Person US 50 E Athens Oho eubjeet to the F.cteral Fo a tamHy Project FREE Fair Houalng Act or 1968 45701 New summer hou s RENT For details and appll MTW 8 AM lo 7 PM Th which mekel t Illegal to cations Call (304)675 5806 F SAM to 5 PM Sa 9AM IO edver111e eny ' preference limitation or 4PM Where you get ~ o u 9am 4pm dleerlmln•tlon based on moheys wo th Positton Open at Darst Adult rece color religion 1111 Group Home (740)992 5023 familial etetua or natrona! origin or any Intention to mob le homes start ng at PT/FT Master Socia Worker meke any auch $270 per month Call 740 needed lor g ow ng Dialys•s preference limitation or 992 2167 Fac11 ty Must have or be el dlecrlm.lnatlon glble for 1censu e n Oh o Mob le home and lot for (740)867 4471 Th is n.wapaper will not sale 141180 Mob le home on knowing y accept nee level1 2 ace ot 3bed TRAVEL U.S.A advertl1ement. tor real room 2 ull bath A1e ec1r c eetate which Ia In central a good cond ton Publ cat1on Sa es Co h1r ng violation of lhe law Our t0x12 ut ty shed on p ope r 18 sharp enthusiastic re1d1r1 are hereby ty Porter a ea $40 000 Ca I lnd viduats tot ave the US lntormad thet 111 (740)446 4514 days and Travel tra n1ng lodging and dwelling• advertlnd In (740)446 32~8 atte 5 transportation furn shed thle newspaper sr~ Return Guaranteed Start evellable on •n ~ual Nce 1992 Fa•rmont 3 bed opportunity biHa Today 1 800 781 1344 room w th cent al a~r w help w th del very Cal Nk~ 1!10 ScHoot.s Five room house m Rutland (740)385 9948 1. L'MRUC110~ out of h gh water $2 t 000 3oJO B~SIN~ phone (740)992 0309 Glllipolll CarMr Colltge A.~1) BU!Ll>NGS (Careers Close To Home) ~ 3 bedroom 2 full bath CaiToday 740 446 4367 laund y oom d nlng room For Sale Ma rathOn 1 800 214 0452 off ce Brt;je 2 car garage Conv ence Store Rt2 .,_ g11 po acar.. co ega com New roof s dmg & water! ne Gall pols Fer y WV At:~lld led Mlmbl Ace ed I no S67 000 (740)256 6928 Stock/Land & Bu ld ng Courw::l fo lndtpe~nt College• and Sci}OOII 12748 F nancf' I,R A o Grande Spac ous WAA'llD Log home 5 ac es 3 4 bed To Do room 2 bath huge k Iehan wtoak cab nets & sa nd Child Care prov der has I n shed basement 1 4 acres 2 ca garage open ng en he home for cookt9p w/gas og t replace + central barn o der mob le home nfant or todd er References heatla.r 30x54 heated work available Call Darlene shop $197 000 (740)245 c ty water Me1gs County $40 000 740 742 3085 (304)895 3354 9169 HEY DRIVERS' II r ~ ., "' i -------,.1 r I""' �Friday, June 4, 2004 www.mydailysentinel.com Friday, June 4, 2004 ALLEY OOP www.mydailysentinel.com The Daily Sentinel • Page 87 NEA Crossword Puzzle BRIDGE 2 7/10 acres, Welchtown Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· Road, wooded, not level. room apartments at Village Manor and Riverside $2,500.00 (6601563-3753 Apartments in Middleport. lot for Sale~ Nice level !ot From $295·$444. Ca\1 740AproJ<. 112 acre in Porter 992-5064. Eqi.Jal Housing area. All utilities available .. Opportunjties. S15,000. Call (740)446· ,4514 Days or (7401446· New 1 bedroom apt. PhOne 3248 after 5. (7401446-3736. Mercerville Lots for sale Pred entrance off St. At 218. 3-13 acres. Phone (7401256·1825. Nice 1 Br. Studio, Furnished, Water, Sewer and Garbage included $325.00 month + deposit (3041675-3042 Two homesites for sale. Both· one acre m/1. 3·1 !2 miles Nice two bedroom apartments Large rooms Fully from Holzer Hospital. equiped kitchen Central i320 Evergreen Ad .. $19,500 h e a 1 in g 1 c 0 o.l i n g 560 Evergreen Ad., $18,500 Washer/dryer hookup Call (740)446-8840 or (304)882-2523 (7401645-4513. Want to lease. Farm/ -Te_r_a_ _ _·_t_o_w-nh_o_u-se Acreage for hunting camp in Meigs County area. Call or leave massage (304)8499 5701 9238 or (304)84 - r H~ tO FOR R.J.Nr ~--iliiiitiiiiiiiit._.l ~ 1506 Ohio St., Pt Pleasant, 2 bedroom, lull basement ,$375/month, . (7401441-0720. deposit. NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams, Pipe Rebar For Concrete, Angle , Channel, Flat Bar, Steel Grating For Drams. Driveways & Walkways. L&L SCrap Metals Open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday, Sam-4:30pm. Closed Thursday, Saturday & Sunday. {740)446-7300 Phillip Alder 1991 Chevy Cavalier, body good condition. $400, call (740)992·6079 after Spm. 1993 Dodge Spirft AIC, tift, cassette player $700 OBO. Pole Barn 30J<50x10 only (740)256•1652. $5,.295. include& patnted metal, plans how to build 1995 Saturn SL. 4 dr.. stan· book. Fllder tree delivery dard, AC, cassette, needs (937)789·0309. nngs, $800 OBO, (740)992· - - -- - - - - - 0829 leeve message SO ng o 1 tha South ~1ales o I · Uncle R9mus· lull teng1h 1997 Saturn SC·2 coupe, 5 VCR tape $29.00. Available sp.,. sunroof, lOaded, e~~:ceiin DVD. Call Toll free 1·88B· lent condition , under _72_8_-644_1_ _ _ _ _~ 65 ,000 , , 3, 500 oeo. You may qualify tor 50% off (740)949·.2~15 IF YOU RENT Pomeroy Eagles What would you lose if there was a fire? Every Thursday & Sunday Doors Open 4:30 r 2 bedroom hOuse, central AJC, gas heal, washer/dryer Mok-up, carport, $450 pets. References & depoe~ ~74-:7::-4-,.--,..---,,---- c/d, air, pw, sunroof, leather · month + security deposit rB(Iulred . (740)446" 1519 AKC Australian Shepherd, interior, (740)992-3478 after Call (740)446-4555 after 5. WANnD black/wh tte/tan markings, 5 pm, can be seen at 501 'Iii Houses for Rent: 3 bedro RENT male puppy, micro·chiptd Mulberry Ave . :roOm, 1 bath. $500 & $650 - $250.00. AKC Miniature 94 Toyota 4X4 pickup 4-cyt 5 plus deposit. ·month Relocating to Gallipolis , Schnauzers pupp1es, -speed . Professionally lifted : (7401245-9020 Family wants to lease nice salt/pepper $400.00 each. 126K miles good condition ·3 bedroo(Tl house in nome with at least 3 bed- AU Vet checked and have lSt $2,600 .00 (7401742·1316 Pomeroy, $400 a mo .. $400 rooms with garage, needed shots .. 740·696·10B5 Rome Auto S•l.. ·deposit. no p8ts, (740)949- Immediately. Call Jackie AKC Dachshund puppies lor lo8SIIo777·1342 7004 740·707·79&9 740·589- sale 2-male, .2~female, 1s1 · Rocky Hupp Insurance. nd Financial Services.( · Box 189 • Middleport 740-843-5264 Licensed in Ohio and V\oV r ~i~;.;_-:TR::-----,~ M~~IES ~~---F'OiiHiiliSiiAI.Eii-P i~~-------· r I~ r nished, security deposit required, no pets, 740-992· 2218. -1-6-:-0d-ro-om_A_p_a_rt~m-~n-t. -tor rent in Pt. Pleasant, $350 month , deposit required (740)446·2200 bedroom apt. Washer/dry.t:~r hookup, $290 rent, deposit required . No pets. 740..441·1184. 1 bedroom, stove and refng· erator, furn ished, ut[lities included. $400 mOnth plus depoali. (7401245-5659. cOmp lete · bedroom· kitchen· central air. References & deposit. No pets. (740)«6·0139. 1BR Apartment. remodeled . $350 month, all utilities, one person, $150 deposit, close to down Point (30416753654 2 bedroom upstairs apt. Water, trash Included. $285 month, .deposit required . Weekends and evenings (7401446-7620. 2bedroom, Ju•t past Holzer. s425 month. Call (7401441 · 1184. BEAUTIFUL APART· M!NTS AT SUDQET PRICES AT JACKSON ESTATES, 52 Weo1wood Drive !rom $3« to $442. Walk to shop & movies. Call 740·446·2568 Equal Housing Opportunity. CONVENIENTLY LOCAT· ED I AFFORDABLE I TownhOult apartments, ancJ/or small houses FOR RENT. Call (740)441 ·1111 lor application A inlormatlon . r 875-2457 owner. . . MlscEJ..LANEooi Ir MEROIANDISE HAY & G RAIN Ir 1998 I FOR SALE • Kawasa~i jet ski 11~ Crimson Clover & allalfa mill: ZXI. Less than 100 hours 1984 V6 Evlnrude boat hay, $2.50 bale, (740)985· use. With 1999 trailer. Serious inquires Only. motor have title, $500. Small 3567 or 74D-985-3889. horsepower boat motor, (740)441-8285. II( \ "' ...,I '( JIU \1111' $50. Band-saw, $75, 10 PRICE REDUCED I 23ft. VB Microwave, $40. 25~ GE AUTOS Sea Ray Cuddy, $2,250 console TV, $50, 13" TV, FOR SALE OBO. 304-675·6444 or 740· $20. (740)367·7272. 645-2729. 2 plots wlvaults, Meigs SSOOI.POLICE IMPOUNDS, CAMPERS & Memory Gardens, valued at Chevy•, Jeep•, etc ! MOTOR HoMES $2,100 asking s~ ,500, relo · Hondoo Coro from $500. cated, call collect (270)785· For lilting• 1·800-749· ' 1990 Coleman Pop Up 8104 ext 3801 9045 Camper, Good Condition, - ------Diving board & spring stand, 02 Ford Taurus & 01 Impala Canvas like new $1,500 2 stainless ladders, 1-1 h.p. choice, $6,500; 99 Escort (3041675-4096 pump & sand tiller. 5sp, $1,800; 99 Olds Allero. $2 ,500; 99 Ply Breeze, 1991 (7401446-Q014. Nomad camper. $2,000; 98 Olds Achleva . Excellent condition, Easy Go Elec . Golf Cart with $1,800; 98 Cavalier, $2,500; $.14,000. Slide out 5th charger. Excellent condition , 99 Cavalier, $2,600 ; 00 wheel. (740)256-6392. $1,800. Cali (7401645-4485. Neon, 66,000 miles, $3,600; 98 Ponl. Sunflre, 52 ,500; 99 2003 Starcratt Travelstar Harvest gold Sunray double Cougar, $3,700; 98 Model 2 1 sb. Sleeps 10, oven range, (7401992-2779 Caravan, 52.900: 97 GMC microwave, stove, refrlgera· E•. cab, PT, $4 .900; 94 tori rreezer, bullt·ln CD playJET GMC PT $3,200: 95 Chev er/ radio, attached outside AERATION fJOTOAS Olesel31-4 ton PT, $3,400; 98 grll!, outside faucet , fold Repaired, New & Rebuilt In Etcort, auto, $2,900; 95 down beds. Used once, like Stock. Call Ron Evans, 1· Toyota 4-Aunner, $5,500; 99 new conditlont Call 800-637-9528. Kla Sportage, 20. $2,600; (7401388-041 0 alter 99 Kla Sportaga, $3,700; 95 6:00pm, $14,800. Chev 3·10 , auto. PT, Lift chair, 2-way recline, light Apache 2000 SB, Folding brown, uaed only 5 monthl, $2,500. truck camper. fu lly B & D Auto Sales excellent condition , $500, equipped, with extras, Hwy 160 N. (7401446·6865 (7401949·2461 $5,000 . (7401256-8171 . Llft Chlir, good condition, 1973 Nova 4 Door (304)675· For sate: 91 Avalon 35 ' $300. Oith wuher. Call 6633 (740)44e·0990 or (304)676· 1986 Chevette , 39mpg . camper wltlpout, sleepe 4. fl8t0. gold, auto, good condition , wllull accommodations, like $1 ,300. new, asking $5800, call740· 57,000 miles, W"her/Oryer $100.00, King 17401992 6531 385-9948 Size Bod $250.00, Kitchen :.....='--·- - - - - - - - - - - - Table $250.00 , 1994 Dodge Shadow , 2 PRICE REDUCED! 35 Entedainrrtent Cenler Door, Sunroof. Spoiler, new 5th wheel. Excellent shape. $75.00, Plano $350.00 Tires and Battery, 30/mpg. 8 ft . slide out . $5.500 OBO $t 000 (304 1662-2755 (7401645-2729. (3041675-2349 r r • Driveways• Tennis Courts • Parking Lots • Playgrounds • Roads • Streets South 3 NT J ICATE80A~f> liNDA'S PAINTING ,~ . . .1" PA~I< ~ ·- n ~ , ~~ ' L ~ }" :! -1-2-_ """" BARNEY I CAME UP WIF THIS RECIPE .JEST FER ~·'>-'..._ YOU, PARSON --~"U-1 ~ High& Dry Self·Storage 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-5232 R.B. Advertise in this space for $50 per month ... s~ $'xio· .. f' 'to 1'o1x301 ' ~· Hours 7:00AM-8:00PM 111411 mo. pd Big Bend Antique and Furniture Restoration Refinish, Repair, Restore Keith Baliey. 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Heat Pumps & Furnaces • Super Hi Efficiency Equipmen.-, • Free Estima·tes · .1,, • 5 & 10 yr Warranties . · • 'f:.~ .. ,, . ·'' • Huge Inventory 'I? +.;:.<· • Vanguard Ventless Fireplaces ...~Ir,rt~f ,__ 1~ rRPPRn .....,. _ _ , . _ ftiCIIIIEnrn, ••' TH' .,._,..,,., GRAVELY TRACTOR ~: River Way Cafe Trucking '"'"'1~ (304) 273-5321 29670 Bashan Road Racine , Ohio 45771 740-949-2217 Pass East Pass Pass First, loOk only at the West hand. In first positiOn, you open one spade. Lefty qver· calls two clUbs. your par1ner passes, and righty jumps to th ree no-trump What wou ld be your opening lead? Why? The deal occurred during the Mixed Pa ~r s Championship at the Spring Na!l6nals in Ren o. Nev. Many playe rs h_ad a low spade onto the table without further ado. letting the declarers win 12 tr icks. However. before domg that. Dr George Rosenkranz. Mexico's top p~yer lor years. stopped to work out how many point s partner rated to have. Here. assuming the bidd1ng was normal, the opponents had a combined 25·28 points. That left 0-3 for East. Even H she had the spade king o; diamond king , lhal probably would not b·e enough to defeat three no-tru mp, because declarer would have time to run for home. Rosenkranz wondered about East's hold· 1ng a less powerful but more useful ca rd ~ the heart jack. 11 partner had jack·fifth or tack·si)(th of hearts and declarer only ace-doubleton. maybe West could get in wllh the diamond ace before it was too late, then run the hearts. So. Dr. Rosenkranz led the heart king. South could have taken hJs nme top tricks , but !hat would have resulted m a poor board. Hoping to salvage something from the wreckage , declarer won with his heart . ace and tried to sneak through a diamond. But Wesl. who had seen his partner's encouraging s1gnal at trick one , zoomed in with the diamond ace, cashed the heart queen. and led a third heart Tw.o down· gave Easi~ West a complete top. Picture the hidden hands before leadmg . ~ Top • Removal • Tril!l . ~I 2"- Thinking sometimes works well TO r.NOvJ IN TtN MINUTES. 2 ~· ~t SAID . ; . i~ "FOilGtT a~ IT." "' ~~ ' CH ICI<EN SOUP '11.... ... fiOUI' ~orth ll.t FRANK & EARNEST T~E INSTilUCiOil TAU~~~ Mt At.L ~ NtEl> Let me do 1\ for youl Gravely West Opening lead :?? Tree Service Free Estimates 9 1 2 Vulnerable: F:ast"Wcsl 316 Washington Street Ravenswood, WV 26164 Dr. Kelly K. Jones 30 Vrs. Exp. • Ins. Owner: Ronnie Jones • Dealer: West WV Contractors Lie. #003506 the PAIN out of PAINTINGI Hill's Self Storage 7 2 Q J South • K Q 92 • A 10 t K J 9 8 t$1 I 0 8 4 Toll Free: (866) 254-1559 "Your One Stop Poured Solid Concrete Shop" • Stu111p Grinding Bucket Truck • tl 6 . J 9 8 76 3 • 5 3 • ROBERT BISSEll worker 48 onoman discipline 4 Party· thrower's 52 Aught or naught 53 Naughty kid 55 Woodwind 56 Colorado 1rlbe 57 Freeway plea , 8 Toss 11 Actor Richard- 13 Forum hello t:ast KQ 2 1 Koan musical Q10 6 4 A K .1 6 ;, . J 1 0 i5.J t A Cell Phone 674.-3311 Fax 304-675-2457 Ravenswood Chiropractic Center il.i cakes byLora I B.• Birthdays n., 44 Give a massage 45 Stable 12 .. Aquarius" West • Free Estimates JONES' EQuJw:Nr r Henderson, WV I r10 r • 4 • ~ ~sh_o_;t•_· ranch Home -1-•t_w_or_m_in_g_,-S-35-0. .2000 Focus, $4,995; 2000 Wlattached garage in Pt. - - ~40)446-4446 . Taurus SES, $5,395; 1999 . Pleasant area. Nice fenced H~ Alero. $5,999: 2000 Grand :yard In excellent neighborAm . $5.695; 2000 Grand ......_ Bunerfly Koi. Big ·hood . $675 monthly plus Am . $4,468: 2000 Impala, :deposit. References Variery of colors Phone $6.999: 2001 Focus. $5,999: required. Call 1·304·638- Good Used Appliances, 1997 Breeze, $3,988; 1998 (3041675-5043 1411 or 1·304·273·1112 Reconditioned and Sable, $3,999; 1997 Sunrlre, Guaranteed. Washers, FRUITS& $3,795; 1999 Concord LS I , · ~ rooms & bath, 52 Olive St. Dryers, Ranges, and VEGE;TAB!Bi $4,999; 2000 Ranger, No pets, $300 month, $300 Refrigerators, Some start at ss,999. $95. Skaggs Appliances, 76 deposit. (740)446·3945. Home Grown Strawberries ,_v_lne_S_1_ .• _17_4_0I_«_6_·7-39_a_ available · now at Charles llCKS Farm . Phone __ • Like new Whirlpool washer, McKean extra large capacity, $16&; (7401446-9442. 1977 Dodge Ext cab . .2WL 2 bedroom trailer in Like new Maytag dryer, extra good shape, low miles on KESSEL'S PRODUCE Middleport, deposit & refer· large capacity, $175; l'wln ences, no pets, 740·992· bed including boxspring& & Amish Cheese. Lunch Meat, trans ., engine. (740)388· 0301 . 5073. mattress, $75; Full size bed Fresh Fruit and Vegetables with boxsprlngs & mattress, Open Thurs·Fri·Sat . 1354 1985 Chevy 314 ton 4x4, one 2 bedroom trailer. Call lor $125; Queen slze bed with Jackson Pike, Gallipolis, owner, Alum . slots.· Duel appointment after 5:00pm. boxspring & mattress, $175; Ohio. (7401446-7767 pipes, Good shape $2000 (3041675-5217. King size boxsprlng & mat· 1 \t n t .., 1 1'1'111 ' (3041773-6076 2 Br Mobile Home for rent on tress, $150; table with 6 ,\ I I\ I -.. 14 II 1, Crab Creek Ad . Call chai rs, $95; floral couch, i 999 S-10 tru~k 4-cyl. stan· $95; chest-of-drawers with 5 (3041675-1206 dard shift, AJC, topper, 35K FARM drawers, $60; chest-of-draw$4.500.00 lirm. miles 2000 16.. 80 mobile home. 3 ers, solid wood, $60; dress· (740)992·1663 bedrooms. 2 bath, all appli· er, solid wood light color, ances. washer/dryer, central $60. 12' John Deer disc. model 82 Dodge, runs QOOd, looks air. $420 a month , $400 11 O; round baler New lair. $700 Skaggs Appliances 060. Call deposit plus utilities. Holland model 640 net wrap; (304)675·5131 . . 76 Vine Street (3041675-4246 hay bind New Holland model (740)446·7396 472; rake New Holland 95, 4~<4, Chevy eJ<t. cab. 3 bedroom, all electric Mollohan Carpet. 202 Clar.k mOdel 256; 8061nternatlonal ~uto, 5.7 liter. runs great. mobile home, Middleport Chapel Road. Porter, Ohio. tractor, 125hp, 740-742· $4,900. Call (740)643·2t67. CIA no inside pets. $425.00 (7401446-7444 1-677-6307405 +deposit (7401992-3194. VANS& 9162. Free Es11mates, Easy 1950 Ferguson tractor, 4-WDs financing, 90 days same as Beautiful river view, ideal for one or two people. No pets, cash. Vlsal Master Card. $1.000 OBO, can be seen at Michael Farm on County. Rd. Drive- a- -little save alot 1996 Dodge Dakota, s/c references. (740)441-01 81. 25, (7401742-2101 4x4, auto, air, sharp, Nice 2 and 3 bedroom New sofa and chair. $350. 4 FT Bush Hog, Stump $5995.00; 1995 Dodge llJII mobfle homes lor rent New recliners, $~50. jumper. used very little ask· size van , 7 passenQer van. Includes water, sewer & Mollohan's ·(740)367·7015. ·$3005.00; and many more · lng $350. (3041675·6440 trash, no pets, starting at. great deals, trade in's wei· $300 par month, in Shade T.hompsons Appliance & Allis Chambers 720 tractor come, Riverview Motors area, deposit required , Aepalr-675-7388. For sale, with cab, real good condi· across from Speedway re-conditioned automatic (7401992-2167 tion. $5,200.00 (7401949- Pomeroy, Oh (740)992-3490 washe·rs & dryers, refrigera- 0053 Nice 2 bedroom mobile tors, gas and electric Cell ranges. air conditioners, and Tractor parts & service, spe- '90 Ford Areostar Van, runs home. No pets. in Massey good, $1100, phone (7401446-2003. wringer washers. Will do cializlng repairs on major brands In Ferguson & Ford, (7401696· ~(7~4r:01:.;;9;.;92;.·0;.;3;.;0.;.9_ _ __, Trailer tor Rent Rt2 & 62 shop or at your home. 0356 r~ Bypass, 2BR, 1BA, all 1 Ektctric, clean ready now Used Furrliture Store. 1.30 LIVESTOCK MOTORCYUE'i call (304)593·1939 or Bulavllle ~ike . Mattresses, 1997 Suzuki GSXR 600. (3041675-5631 dressers. couches, reclln· ....._ ers, llunkbeds. Grave Angus Bulls tor sale. Helmet, cover, plenty of Trailer for rent. (740)446e•tras, $4 ,500 OBO. Monuments. 2002 Bass (740)256-1621 . 4234 after 5pm. Tracker Fishing Boat . - - - - - , - - - - (740)446·2158. (740)446-4782. Gallipolis, Appaloosa Stallion, gentle, OH. Hrs. 1 1·3 M·F. rides good, $700 080. 2002 Yamaha Warrior 2WD 4/Wheeler Purchased new (7401256·1233. April 03, 6spd. Approx . Black Angus Bull, 4 yrs. old, 1 & .2 bedroom apt. 740·367· 75hrs . wle~<tended Warranty $1,200. (7401245-5788. $3 .600 (3041593-4177 7015• 740-367·7746· 740- ~~-------· 388-0173. No pets. Before Buy · or sell. Riverine Sinall pony & 2 year old 8pm. Suzuki. Call Antiques, 1124 East Main Quarter pony. Both gentle& RM125 1 and 2 bedroom aparl· on SR 124 E. Pomeroy, 740· easy to handle. $250-$300. (740)388·8188. ments, furnished and unfur- 992·2526. Russ Moore, (740 )367 -nso BoATS & MomRS MYERS PAVING Specializing.ln Poured Concrete Foundations, Ras~ments, Floors & Walls Ta~e flfi ·H~ o ~ 1\'orth • A J • 5 4 StateWide CNE Poured Walls Advertise in this spacefor$100 per month. r $ . BR Earlv birds start " 6:30 Last Thursday of every month All pack $5.00 Bring this coupon Buy $5.00 Bonanza Get SFREE Call: r - - -- - - - - - BINGO 2171 •we can insure your valuables!~ ~ For a Free Quote or Appointment s Apartments, Very Spacious. a used computer system. 2001 Saturn . 4 dr, auto, air, 2 Bedrooms. 2 Floors. CA. 1 Call ReUse, Thurs-Sat ., like new, 28,000 miles, t /2 Bath, Newly Carpeted, 10AM-6PM (740)698·8200 $ 6995 .00 ; 1998 Adult Pool & Baby Pool . BUilDING Dodge Caravan , 4dr, V-6, PatiO, Start $385/Mo. No SuPPI.HS auto. air. nice. $5795.00; Pets. lease Plus Security "---!liiiiiOiliiiiit.-~ and many more great deals, Deposit · Required, Days : trade in's welcome. 740-446·3481: Evenings : Blodc, brick, sewer pipes. Riverview Motors across "502 windows, lintels. etc. Claude 740·367 -.... · from Speedway Pomeroy, Winters, Rio Grande , OH Oh (740)992·3490 "TWin Rivers Tower Is accept- Call 74Q-245·5t21 . ing applicaUons tor wai1ing PETs 92 Blue Ford Taurus 65,()(K) list lor Hud·subsized, 1- br, FOR SALE $2 ,500/0BO can be seen at apartment, call 675·8679 "---ioiiiiiiliiiiii.-~ Sears Gallipolis · ·or call EHO (740)446-1546 (74014463 Jack Russell Terrier pup· 7570 after 7PM Upstairs furniShed apt. 3 pies, 6 weeks old, tai ls rooms & bath. Clean, no ·clfpped. $100 (304)675· 94 Mazda MX3. standard, • ACROSS 19M Nissen pickup, $1 ,695; 1995 Cutlass Cirea, $1 .995; 1998 Grano Am . $2 ,895. Others m stock. Coole Motorw (740)446·0103. AstroGraph 'Your "111.-tlxloo<: Saturday, June 5, 2004 By Bernice Bede Osol Dare to be a dreamer in lhe year ahead. because dream s can become desires , desires can become ambitions and arnb1· 110ns can become realities. The bigger your goals and the · more optimis tic you are, the lar ger the reward s w1ll be. GEMINI (May 21 -June 20) - A pos11ive 1magmat1on ca n produce remarkable res ults for you "Ieday. Regardle ss el the odds er Circumstances. envision a sue· cesstul outc ome and proceed as 11 it is a fail acc ompli. CANCER (June 21 -J uly 22) - Whal makes a JOint venture in which you get Involved Ieday so prom1s1ng IS that th e person you le<im up wit h will be tot ally in harmony with your thinking. ll's someone you know well and like. LEO (Ju ly 23-Aug . 22) - Do not discou nt anyone else's suggestions for wl'lat to do today, even it at first blush 1! appears to be mora of a charitable under takmg than a fun activity. II may be a heartwarming experience. VIRGO (Aug. 23 -Sept. 22) - Sel the example today by engaging in an objective t11al m1ght b9nefil others more than you. When friends see what you're d01ng, they 'll step forward and be camed along on your coattai ls LIBRA (Sept. 23 -0 ct. 23) - Someone you meet soc1atly today may inspire vou to think dillerenlly about olh ers in ways you'd never thought of. It will not only make you more popular. but mere al peace with yourse lf . SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Ch ances are you 'll be lqoking at things with greater underslanding today and, as such, you 'll be more ea sygOing about happenings that lake place around you at th1s po1nt m t1me. SAGITTARIUS (Nov 23·Dec. ~ 1) - What makes fer a perfect day lor you 1s to beau· tifully balance yeur tile with just the righl amount of attention to your work with plen ty of time left lor fun and games with your pals. CAPRICORN (De c. 22-Jan. 19) - YCiu'll mho: and move about ea srly w1th others today. yet you won't waste precious t1m e · on small. unproductive chil chal. Keeping the ri ght perspective on things sets the tone AQUARIUS (Jan, 20-Feb. 19) - To begin with. yo u are a person w1th a great flair lor the dramatiCS. Today, this tra1t w1ll be much in eviden ce and .you will use it to the l ullesl to make life happier lor you and your friend s. PISCES (Feb. 20·March 20) - By natu re , you know better than mostlhat one's sh1 p can come 1n over calm waters, an"d today you won't lei any body or anything cause tidal waves that would close the docks. ARIES (March 2 1-Apnl 19) - You may be called upon today te de somsth1ng lor others that w1 ll hold no direct benefit to you. &)(ceptthe sahsfaction ot a job well done You r payoff wi ll come 1n other ways. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) - Domg someth ing using the same, success ful method of another w11t work equalry as well to r you today. 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I �• ;: Page B8 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, June4, www.mydailysentinel.com 2004 ·Braves' Julio Franco oldest :Smarty Jones drawing to hit grand slam in majors _:comparisons to :Seabiscuit, Secretariat ing 31 lengths in 1973. (The last Triple Crown winner was Aftinned in 1978) So far. Smarty Jones ha.~ NEW .YORK - Suddenl y, \\On all eight of his race,. One Smarty Jones is being me1i- more and-he will join Seattle tioned in the same breath as Slew as the only undefeated Secreiariar and Seabiscuit. Triple Crown champions: Though the horses have lit· In 1973. Secretariat swept tie in common as far as on· the Triple Crown while the track perfonnance. all three Vietnam War · was going have managed to do one thing badlv and the Watergate hearthe same way: Arrive on the ings'wcre under wav. scene as delicious diver,ion' "'People would grimace at just when America was des· , the trolll page and tum immeperate for good new; to oft\et diately to the spons section ... bad times. said William Nack. author of Smarty Jones comes along ··secretariat: The Making of a amid turmoil in Iraq and as Champion... ."The hor'e the nation sons throu~h the abso lutely consumed thi s lingering effects of Sept. II . country for ,ix weeks." Secr~tariat took our minds Seatiisc·uit never ran in a off the Vietnam War. if only Triple Crown race, but his brietly, and the Wat~rgate popularity was unmatched political scandal that brought from 1936-40. He was most down Presidem Nixon. famous for winning a hii;hly Seabiscuit oiTereu a bit of touted match race agamst magic amid the heartbreak of Triple Crown winner" War the Depression. Admiral in 193li at Pimlico. He "endured a remarkable "With everything in Iraq and Afghanistan and every- . run of bad fonunc. conspiracy thing else going on. it's a and injury to establish hunself hright light Tn th-e midst of a as one of history 's greatest lot of dark stories.'' said and most extraordinary athSmarty Jones trainer John Ietes." Laura Hillenbrand Servis of Charles Town. wrote in her best-selling W.Va. He said his brilliant book. "Seabiscuit: An pupil is "giving everybody American b::gend." something to grasp onto." You could say the same Smarty Jones already has a bout smarty Jones. "Smarty Jones may be the captured America·, fancy with victories in · the Seabiscuit of this century," Kentucky Derby and Hillenbrand said durins an Preakness, and is heavily interview on the telev1sion favo red to win Saturday 's show '"Biography." "Smartv Belmont Stakes. A victory Jones is the ultunate blue cofthere and the smallish red Jar hero, and that"s why the chestnut will have ended the whole country is in love with longest drought between hini." Triple Crown winners, 26 As a racehorse. there is still years. much to prove before Smarty The last longest stretch Jones can be compared to without a Triple Crpwn win- Secretariat. Yet there are sim·ner was 25 years. and that ilarities beyond their coloring . ended when Secretariat won and the blue and white silks ·. the Belmont by an astonish· of their owners. BY RICHARD RpSENBLATT Associated Press They wer~ both recordsmashers as 3-~ear-olds. and Smarty Jones is a great. great ~rand~onof Secretanat on his lathers Side. · "I think they 're quite parallel ,.. said Penny Chenery. Secretariat's owner. "It is a time when we want to Jeel good about something and you can't feel good about what's going on in our country. Smarty Jones is very appealing and easy to love. and so are his con nections .. Smarty Jones ran only twice last year due to an injury that is a key element in a bio that reads like a made· for-TV storv. It all stru1ed just months after he was born at Roy and Pat Chapmans· Someday Farm in Chester County. Pa .. the lush countryside outside Philadelphia. First. original tntiner Bob Camac and his wife were murdered at their farm in New Jersey. and the Chapmans nearly gut out of the business altogether. They sold off most of their stock and kept only two horses one was Smarty Jones. Last July. mistortune struck again. While schooling in the starti ng gate at Philadelphia Park, the colt suddenly reared and slammed his head on an unpadded iron bar. "Oh my God, this horse himself," Servis killed recalled thinking. Smarty fractured his skull, shattered orbital bones and nearly lost his left eye. He .was nursed back to health, and to this day, one can still see the dents in his head. But Smany finally made it to the races. and hasn · t stopped running. Servis, . though, is not about to get caught up in comparisons. · 1993. Minnie Mino>o pinch-hit for ''It's amalllng playing with the White Sox at'57 in 1980. the guy,'' Braves catcher Franco. the o!de't player in Johnny Estrada. "Every day the major. made his debut in you get to >ee history made.'' 1982 with Philadelphia at 23, In other National League and won the !991 AL batting games Thursday night, the title with Texas. Since signing New York beat Florida 4-1, with the Braves in 200 I, he Arizona routed San Francisco has platooned at first base and 11-5. and St. Louis ed!!ed served as a pinch-hitter. "It doesn't mean anything Pittsburgh 4-2. Estrada finished a triple · to me ... Franco said, ·'As long short of the eyrie and drove in as we win. that's all that matthree runs to help the Braves ters. If I can rontnbute to wm win for the third time in four some ball games. you feel games. 2ood about that." But he ww, overshadowed " He hit the first pitch he saw by Franco, who is doing won- from Josh Hancock into the drous things at. an age when seat• in right for his first slam n1os1 players are long retired. since Sept. I. I \196. when he Earlier this season. he became was with Cleveland. That was the oldest position player to part of a five-run first for appear in a game since Atlanta. ATLANTA (AP) Chasing records matters little to 45-year-old Julio Franco, even as he keeps . breaking them. "Records don't mean anythin~ to me," Franco said. "Nobody know ' how long you're going to be on thi s Earth.'" He became the oldest player in major league history to hit a grand slam. connecting in the first inning· of the Atlanta Braves· 8-4 victory over Philadelphia on Thursday night. Earlier this season, Franco' broke his own record for being the oldest player to hit a pinch-hit home run, and he "s the lirst non-pitcher to play at this age since Carlton Fisk in French Open , ALONG THE RivER ·. , tme Hometown News for Gallia & Meigs counties Ohio \ ' alit.·~ l'uhli,hin); Cu. Myskina said. Two 22-year-old Moscow natives overcame the jitters best. . With five players among the top 13 on the WTA Tou.r, Russian women have been on the verge of a, Grand Slam breakthrough for some time. Still, few foresaw their semifinal sweep. Demcntieva arrived in Paris with a 10-9 record this year. including a tlrst-round loss in the Australian Operi. Myskill<1 began the tournament with a 1-4 lifetime record at Roland Garros. But a wi1ve of upsets sent several favorites home earlv. s~id. and the Ru "ians contributed ''It was nervous for both of to the trend. In the quartertius:· Dementieva said. nals Mvskina beat seventh"A little bit of tension ," seeded Venus Williams, and Capriati said. Dementieva eliminated No. 3 "I was really nervous ,'' Amelie Mauresmo. l'om<'m~ • l\1iddlt•pm1 • Gallil'"li' • ,June h , 200-1 • NBA Finals preview. See FJage 86 • NASCAR Weekend . See Page 84-5 • Outdoors. See Page 88 • State track and Field meet. See Page 81 . BY MILUSSIA RUSSELL MRUSSELL@MYDAILYTRIBUNE .COM GALLIPOLIS- Employees of the Gall ipoli s Pizza Hut received a shock just after clming tim e Saturday morning when two masked robbers entered the sto re. brandished a gun. and demanded monev. Ju ,t after 12:30 a . ~l. Saturday. the robbers allegedly entered the store . through a b<~ck door. one entering the. office area · while the other held another employee at gun-point. One of the robber' aS>aulted ""i'tant store manager John McCarty. forcing him to. the front of the qore and demanded he open the safe . The other robber forced the remaining four store employee~ at gunpoint to lay face down on the lloor ·near .the from register. taking their car key s during the ordea l. and cell phone> a' he 11ent . The robbers kept their ho,tagc'' f<>r ··we 1\t'I\~ all or1·iuu,J, tcrritieu.·· nearly :!0 minute-. and then made a\\:.~: · Gillem\ at~r '~m.L "'\onL' o{ u . . hi.ili e\·t.'r with an unkn0\\·11 amount of c~t...,h . bee-n throu~h an\ th in!:! lih.'c that. \\'c ··It wa~ an unfortunate incidttnt tlut UiJn"t 1-.nn\..- \\ hat. \\a . . guin~ to happen . I hope wi ll ne1cr be repeated ... McCarty said Sa!urday. " Bllt e1er! one stayed calm and we're all ,afe. and that' s the important thing... Waitress Jessica Gillen\\ater praised McCaity for hi1 calmne" BY is set fo{ Saturday. and the winner will be the first female from Russia to claim a major title. Without. a Frenchwoman to cheer for, and without Serena Williaim to cheer against. Roland Garros fans will be satisfied if there's a less !opsided, more compelling match than they saw Thursday. The ninth-seeded Dementieva beat Paola Suarez 6-0, 7-5. Then No. 6 Myskina · upset 2001 champion Capriati 6-2. 6-2. Totals tram the two drubbings : 53 winners. 134 unforced errors, no aces and 21 double-faults. "I felt s<i nervous.'' Suarez J. Reta1l economy recovenng M ILEs LAYToN JLAYTON@MYDAILYSENTIN EL.COM . OBITUARIES Page A6 • Bulah Maxey • Robert Russell • Jaden Matson • Ethel Lowey • Belva Roush • Kessler Adkins • Stress can make you sick. See Page A2 • Community calendars. See PageA3 • Down on the Farm. See PageA7 POMEROY - Despite the wet weather. bikers from several different states invaded Pomeroy thi' weekend for the second Gold Wings and Rib' Festival. Bill and Patricia Keeton rode more than I 0 hours or 504 miles from Sandwich. Ill.. to attend . the festival for the second year. 'This is the best area to ride . a motorcycle In because of the long winding roads up and down the river.'' he said. "You c:an ~o up to Parkersburg and come back down again on the other side. It is very 'cenic and we enjoy the ride ... The Keeton 's abo come for the ribs. There were live vendors this year who set up shop early Friday · afternoon to offer a homemade taste that i; out or this world. The smell from the grills overwhelmed anyone's se nses who came within a five blo<:ks of the downtown parking lot area. ·'The ribs were good this year," said Bill. "We had some as soon as we pulled in.'' Ike Spencer uidn·t have . to ride far to get some ribs. He came all the way from Racine on his 84 Goldwing bike that he has logged thousands or miles with. • BY BRIAN BY BRIAN WEATHER P0:0.1EROY De\ ~l"pm~nt DireLtm Perr) Varnadoe. and that improwment c:an be attributed w an imprm cd national economy. r h~ '' hi£!h~' a\ . , ~md ne'' bu~i­ ne,sc," 11 hi(h att rac·t 'hopperl. i\1 eig-. Cmmt ~ ha'\ experi eJil'eU a thre,> rn mlth increa:-.c 111 ~ all' ~ t ,j\ rL'\ L'Illle . •t t~tn£ i ,.. hk "ign_ th.!t " h opr~r . . ~ire ~ pL-ndiJ~ g n ' H L' lll (lll L'; i.liHI ;1 ·-t ~ n 1 h ~ 1t home . nJ.tion . li ~conn ml c INDEX •<D """IYil• •3100Y4P. •lt~hor Stollog •AI,_Whtls .. ... ........ ,_ \ I •f<i f I~ 'nul (;j;J Sat. luna II llam-lpna BLII < K ~ DAY See 4 na.l SBDWCARS! West Virginia's II Cltavy, Poatlor,. Buidc, And Custom Van Dealer. ' A3 C4 b3 inse:1 A4 A6 A2 Bt AS © 2004 Ohio Volley Publishing Co. ' Monday • Saturday 9 am • 9 pm • Sunday I pm • 8 pm Bikers from Illinois to Virginia invaded Pomeroy this weekend for the second Gold Wings and Ribs Festival. (C harlene Hoefl1cl1 ) Spencer. who has just for the Goldwings and Ribs . festival thi 1 year:· he '"'d. retired after 25 years with Fe1tival. ;aid more than "There "'" ,; a lot of repeat the Southern Local School 2.000 people anended the people that biked here wl10 district, said the fes tival is fes ti val thi s vcar and rid~r s are tickl ed to death we just one of many things he came . in t'rom multiple haw rihs. I think thi' was a is enjoying durin g hi s states attracted hy the ribs. very ' tu:ce ss ful year . and the guided tours up aiJd one in "hi<:h we can huild retirement. down the ri1 er. and the on for the future ... "I have enjoyed the festi Th e winner of Oli·i\1·, val ," he said. "The ribs people of Meigs County. Ribs "i ll he "Despite the rain . w~ Best were excellent . I like being have had a pretty good announ ced 111 Monlr:I) ·' retired." Ron Russell , vice chair tlow of traffic toward the Daily Seminel Varnadoe said . "The r~cent incr~ase in ... ales ta x re\l'nue j -, L·ertainly an indic:Jtion that the retail t•cu nom y in M tigs County i ... improv ing." Varnadoe 'aid Friday. ··1 think it ·, due t<l a combination of Lictor,:· " Fi r>t. the CC<>nom\' (l\Ua !l i~ impnJ\ in~. Thtirt'·.., an inc rcao.,c in ~ OJ hLtm er (,:n nfi ~ ;md pt:opk h;.t\ e more ll~nt.:L' m0nc: . ----------- - ~1ci g ... ... pend. j.., '\.'I'} lkpcnd~nt Pll the nati(1na l LTP!llllll\. \\'he n the l ' i HIIllr\· h,t.., a l'l:Cl' ...... ion. \\'C·rc till' i1r . . t ttl fl...'\.'] 1t. and I· ·1 Please see Economy, A6 Enrollment at URG continues to rise Dr. STAFF REPORT NEWS@MYDAI LYTRI BUNE .COM RfO GRAt\DE at The Enrollment Universit y of Rio Grande/R.io Grande Community Cnllc~c wntiiiu~~ to incrCa . . e . . u!;.., t;lll ti; tl ly. '" the in , tituti nn 1Ct' alt(ltll er enrollment rcc·Prd in tilL' . rec~nt l y (nmplcfl·d . . pring ..;eme:...tcr. During the ... pring ..;cml' ... ~ ter. Rio Grande had These cancer survivo~s began the Meigs County Relay fo r Life on Friday by making the first lap around the Eastern High School gymnasium. Ra in forced the relay inside. (Bnan J. Reed) oftered refreshmenLs, gifts and is a fund raiser." JoAnn Crisp. other items dcsigned~to sup- local chairman said about the plement the teams · li.nancial event. "Individuals who are contributions. Those teams willing tu give their t i m ~ and have worked for months to energy to thi s cxl'iting cv~nt . mise funds tor cancer resem-ch. as a volunteer or partic ipant. The walkway was lined with have made a commitment to paper lumin;uies, each be'tling a tight back against thi s disease uibute to a c.mcer survivor or a am! let the community knn\\' loved one who died from ccmcer. that ·yo u can beat cancer." Last year over $31.000 "Relay For Life is as much an awarenes- raiser about the was raised in the local Relay progress against cancer as it fo r Life. tn Count~ s tLuJcnl~ ~.74~ tah.ln!.!· cl a... :-.e" on and o ff camp u~. That figure .j;. : an in~:rca se of lll(li"C thc\ll ~5 0 ~tuden t ..; . . inLt' th i ... timl' List year. Enrollment ha:... incrc-;hcd sig ni fica ntl y nn L'~lmp u:-. ncarlv c\·c-n )Car al Rill Gran~lc ,i nce the 1996-97 "ho(>l year. and 111 ju't tlw la:-.1 ..;even ye ar.., , enrnllmcnl ha' , 11<>1 up by more than 1.000 stll dcnt.s. "We arc -..en in g mnrc ;md more :-.ttldcnh .:Very yea r." -..aid Rio Grande Prc... idt·nt • B :IIT\ [),\i.>C\ . Do r... L~\ . . a i ~l tli t~ r~ arL' ... e\ era! r~a;llll"- aurihutcJ to the innea:-.\.·d atte ndan ce. '"\\ 'l ' h.t' programs ... th ~..· IlL'\\ c h~ ..,1:', l:'ral addt~d ~I an~ l\l h ~1' ~..~been said. prof:n.nn.., in tltc cdlic-d hc.IIth field. incl u din~ the l'"ru lar rcldi"lo ~iL· ill th;lt \\ 1\..~chnil'i; ln program ;1.., .tddcd during ti1~..· l,lq . . ~.:lluol 'ear. Pro~r~nn . .· ..,uch a" th \.' r,tdi ~ u h1~ 1 ~al tc l· lini ci an prngr.un in demand in th e rc~ion . ' ~~ ~ cmp l oyt,;r~ want qualified \.\:orl-..l'r:-. in the:-.\.· fiellJ..,_ ~md ~tudcnh \\ .1111 to he" tramcd 10 \\' 01"~ ill thl':'-C :l i'C<.I\ . " \\ 'c 'u: rca \1\ dune :1 lnt In nK'\.:'1 th~ l lCC~h of our qu ~ ;,1rl' <.\('llh Ill t h~ rl'~lun ... Dtlr"'t..'' · Rro (irandc ha' at'" crddcd ntl lll L'rou" on lin e LllUr..,l' ... . incrc<t:-.cd the prngram:-. :11 !1 ... :\k1~" Ccntc1 . ._' <11llpu.., in \l iddlcpnrt and wnr'c'd <\11 :-.'aid . 't..'\ ~r:tl ~ prn~ram" to Please see Rise. JL'<K·ll A6 · Cancer Education Series 11 1 Can Cope'' 6 Week Program beginning Tuesday, June 8, 2004 5 :30pm · 7:30pm Ilight dinne r provided) HMC Education & Conference Center Room 5 BC "I Can Cope" is a series of educational classes developed by the American Cancer Society and sponsored locally by Holzer Medical Center and Holzer Clinic for patients and families facing cancer. MEDICAL CENTER Discm'cr the JltJl7('l' DU/(Tcnce www.holzer.org To reserve a lace in thi.s FREEs ecial series, or for more information, lease co// {740} 446·5055 . . . 1'\.'I..'O\'Cr\ · The American Cancer Society • Taxes, Tags, Tille Fees e~tro. GM owner loyalty rebate included in role price of new vehicle listed wltere applicable. ·•on approved credit. On selected models. Not responsible lor lypogrqphical errors. Prices Good June 2nd Through June 6th. CHIYIOLIT • AMoln• WIIMII •4300HI.;o. • Powot wtM. & t..U Around Town Celebrations Classifieds Comics Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather 28 PAGES - at the i:-. he:1in n in~ to hit hnm f. REED TUPPERS PLAINS Nearly 200 team members representing churches, organizations. businesses and families joined together in the annual ·'Relay tor Life" on behalf of the American Cancer Society Friday evening at Eastern High Schoof. The threat of min moved the event into the school gymnasium. but the 18 teams were not di scoura~ed from their etlons to raise fund s lor cancer research and assistance ro r<mcer patients, and to raise awareness about cancer prevention. Cancer survivors. wearii1g purple !-shirts, made the first . lap around the gym tloor, then joined together at a special reception held in their honor. Dluing tl1e marathon 1elay, each team was to be represented on the JX!th - fium6 p.m. Friday evening until 10 a.m. Satunity. Meanwhile, musical emcnainment, including "Delivered,'' Rockin · Reggie and Elvi'o Presley uibute artist Dwight Icenhower. played on the slage. Team tables li.ning the gym REED Count'·., r~t<nl econonn 1.., ,1111pnn 1ng. according w Me i~.., Colillt\ Econt1mil' BREED@MYDAI LYSENTINEL .COM Details on Page AS 4 SECTIONS - J. J. BREED@ MYDA IL\ SENTIN EL .CO\ ' Rain does not stop Meigs Relay for Life • 3100 Y·6 Ptwot •lilly Powtr 11ulpptll ¥ butJ ohnstal edc,tln > "'"cJIJtoo. "Tiw other> ~ 11h and I juq held hanJ, ,md >l ,I \~J LJUICL .. 'he added . · ··1 ju,t • ert th in.I ng ot 1111 bm1h. .. 011\cc rs lr<>I11 the G.tllipoli, p,,Jice Dcpartmeltl ctl\: llllc>ti~aun~ the Incident. Rib festival cooks up summer success for Meigs County ' Varn?doe: INSIDE • Ptwtr S.OI & Wlo4. •AtolL w..u • (ruist & l1t $1.25 • \' ol. :J8, No. 64 Masked men rob Gallipolis Pizza Hut at gunpoint SPORTS A breakthrough for Russian women at Roland Garros PARIS (AP) - Anastasia Myskina resisted any templation to pump her fist or pirouette or cursty to t~e crowd or change her stoic expression . Instead, she simply walked to the net and shook hands with Jennifer Capriati, then patted her racket strings several times. applauding her berth in the French Open final . Myskina made it look as though it were no big deal. But for Russia it is. On Thursday, Elena Dementieva became the first Russian woman in 30 years to reach a Grand Slam tina!. She was joined I hour, 20 minutes later by compatriot and good friend Myskina. In the past 10 major tourna.ments. there have been six allWilliams final s and three allBelgian finals. Now the first all-Russian Grand Slam tina! 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