http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1e7a0bbfb42eddc5fc91a3a56d7bcfce.pdf 6ad7f8e4a539c9ddc595dfb0df66a7aa PDF Text Text Rockets clip Hawks, Bt ~... tne Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio :;o (I:\ IS • \ ol. ."i-l· :\o. I Hill" . Ill (I \1 Bl I{ :1. -:! 1\\\\l . rrl\cl.til " ''"'"" ·l , "'" :!tHq Commissioners approve new jail housing contract SPORTS • Meigs girls struggle against N-Y. See Page 81 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY -Meigs Coun ty . Commissioners approved a new contract with the Sou theastern Ohio Regional Jai l to house prisoners there. Meeting Thursday, commissioners approved a 13month contrac t wi th the Nelsonvi lle facility, for two guaranteed beds at $50 per bed. per day. The bed.~ will be reserved every day fur the county's use, regardless of whether they are occupied. through Dec. 31. 2005. The county has an exio.;ting contract with Washington County at a negotiated rate of $55 per bed. but Commissioner Jim Sheets said Thursday the new contract will save the sheriff \ department money in ga~o­ line. offi cer ho urs on the road, and wear on crui ser,. Tra\'el time and distance is an e'peciall y important consideration for the county now that Middleport's liability insurance carrier has closed the jail there to all outside pr"oner,. Middleport charged the count y S55 per day for housing county prisoners there. and did ~o primarily on a short-term ba'i' for prisoner' re<.Juiring short jail stay-. . Meig' County averages 3.4 prisoners daily in variou~ faci liti e,. Sheet' said, and count y commi ,.,sioncr-; - not the cou nty -.heriff -arc re>pon,ible for their housing. food and medical care. The co-.t of housing pri;.oner-.. alone. was $95.000. this year to date, an average of $8.700. The county ha' relied solely on out-.ide jail-. to hou-.e prisoners sinn~ tht: Meigs County Jail wa' clmcd in 2002. Other ht1.1i11 e.\ .\ Commi.,.,ionef', also appro1 ed a tran,fer of funds "ithin the budget of the Ju1cnilt: Court . Aho pre,ent were Commi"iona-; Jeffrey Thornton and Mick Davenport and Cler~ Gloria Kloes. Using animals as therapy Karen and Scott Wright of Athen-.. Mrs. \\'right \a\\' a -.egment on the Today Show about the u'e of miniature hor-.es fo r use in pel therapy aqd wa' impired by the idea. Pet therapy i' Lht:d in nur,ing homes and hospital s 10 help a lin late a patient's stress. Studie' have -,hoi\ 11 that \\ hen patients come in contact \\ ith th~rapy ani mals their blood pre,.,>ure lower'>· and they are distracted from pain. BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL COM POMEROY - Betty Wills i' completely blind hu t that did not mean she could not "see" Micha. a pet therapy miniature hor-,e who recent ly visited the Meigs St:nior Center. "T() me he looked like a big 'tutlcd animal.'' said Will s who sees with her hands. "I loved him to piece-,. Petting him is an experience I'll never forget. .. Micha, who is 5 year' old. belongs to Please see Therapy. AS INSIDE • Special service announced. SeePageA2 • Choir to perform . See Page A2 • Christmas parades set for Saturday. See Page AS • Belpre slates annual light festival. ·See Page AS Far left: Micha . a miniature horse used for pet therapy, recently visited the Meigs Senior Center promoting the healing effect of animals on humans. Pictured from left is Rosalie Story. Oli111a Goble. Micha and his owner. Karen Wright. • Left: Pictured is horse t1 ainer. Craig Matheny of Coolville with Micha who was a b1g hit with visitors at the senior center. Miniature horses have doc ile personalities and can often live to be 30 yea rs old. making them excellent service an1 mals for the disabled . New mayor presides over Syracuse Council meeting BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL. COM SYRACUSE - This has been a turbulent month for Syracuse Village Council but life goes on and so does council. Eric Cunningham presided over hi s first meeting as mayor on Thursday night. where council accepted "wi th regret" the resignation of Councilman Michael J. Deem. ln a resignation letter to council. Deem stated. "this is a position that requires lots of time. which I don't have due to my family and job." Cunningham publicly thanked.Deem for all he had done while on council. Since the application deadline of Nov. 29, four residents of Syracuse have applied WEATHER Details on Page A6 for Deem 's vacant seat. Tom Reed of Gallia-Mcig-; Communit y Action Agency reque'>tcd a re;.olution of support from council for the ~\ge ncy's plan to build low to moderate im:omc housing in the vi llage on lots owned by Community Action. Two homes will be buil t if Community Action receives a grant which requires a letter of support from council. A·motion was made and unanimously passed. Clerk Sharon Cottrill infom1ed council that their \'illage solicitor. Carson Crow. had agreed to put aside consultation time from noon to I p.m. on the first Friday of every month after council meetings. These consultations would " I New mitigation plan IDs county's disaster risks Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Flood,. snow and ice storms. severe lightning. hail. and wind storms. tornadoes. landslide s. mine -,ub,idence. drought' - even earthlj uake' - all pose a pot.:1Hial threat to li"e' and property in Meig' County. Those are the natural di saster;. a new disaster mitigation plan fikd b) Meigs County identitie' a;. the biggest threats to th~ com1nu nit). The plan was rece nt! ) completed by the engineering tirm Evans. Mechwart, Hambleton and Tilton. Inc ., Gahanna. The plan i-, to be s'ubmitted for appnl\al by the Ohio and F~deral Emergency Management Age ncies. The plan i;. a new re<.Juire- - · P'ease see Risk, AS Please see Mayor, AS Cookie baking contest planned BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH INDEX HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL .COM 2 St:criONS- 12 PAGES Calendars A6 Classifieds ,B3-4 Comics Bs Dear Abby A6 Editorials A4 Faith• Values A2-3 Sports B1 Weather A6 Beth Sergent/ photo © 2004 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Eric Cunningham presided over his first Syracuse Vill age Council meeting on Thursday night as mayor. POMEROY - A cookie bak ing contest. the firs t of three annual holiday contest;. 'pomored by the Pomeroy Merchant;. A!o><ll· ia_tio n. will be held at City National Bank. corner of !\lain and Sycamore Street'> in Pom~ro) Saturday. Anyone can enter the contest by ta~ing fi~e of their favorite coo~ie, on a paper plate cmerc·d 11 ith pl;!'>lll' 11 Llp to the bank hc111 ccn LJ .1.111. ;!lld noon . The name. addres.. and phone number of the person enterin~ the conte;.t is to be \Hitten on the bottom of the paper plate and a copy of the reripe used is to be attached . The judging "'ill begin when the bank clo;.e;. and tirst. seconJ and third place winners will be 'elected. The tirst place "'inner will receive a S50 ;.a\'ing;. bond from City National Bank. Second and third place winners \\Ill r.:cci1e g1ft L'~l1ificates for S2:1 and S 15 rc,pec·t,vely from Please see Cookie, AS Gallipolis Jr. Women 's Club Silent Tree and Wreath Auction To make a bid, stop in to the French Art Colony in Gallipolis during business hours Monday - Friday and during the Hohday Home Tour on Friday, December 3 from 6 pm until 10 pm and Saturday, December 4 from 1 pm untll4 pm . ... ,. ............. ....,. ... ,.. For more information about the services Holzer Hospice provides. please call locally at (740) 446-5074 or toll -free at A large selection and vanety of trl'•P' ···1d wreat hs. donated by community bustnesses and tnd1v1duals, wtll be s ~JOw caf.ed Shnv\ ,our support for Holzer Hospice this Holtday season. 1-800-500-4850. ' , �PageA2 FAITH • VALUES The Daily Sentinel Church Briefs The ~ WORSHIP GOD THIS WEEK Friday, December 3, '2004 A Hunger For More Special service announced In grim and gloomy cells, MIDDLEPORT - Special services at the Old Bethel Free prisoners were forlornly Wtll B.tpt"t Church at 5 p m. Sunday. The Rev. Ralph Butcher locked. Emptied of hope, they sprawled on the filthy \\ 1ll be prea<:hmg floor of thetr prison or warred amongst themselves. madly scrambling for the TUPPERS PLAINS -Coolville Community Choir per- few crusts that their dungeon forms at 7 p m. Sunday at the Eastern Elementmy School. keeper to ssed thetr way. Dec. 8 at St. Paul Lutheran Church m New Haven. W.Va .. Little had they known of Der. <J at Federal Valley Resource Center 111 Stewart, and Dec ligh.t or hfe and many even believed that the whole of 12 at Cool\tlle Elementary School. the world was contained wnhi n the gray walls of thetr di smal existence. At times. though, there were some who escaped. helped by One from outside. These would retum tu the others with Sunday, Dec. 5 messages of hope. a light in MIDDLEPORT - Specta l serv ices at the Old Bethel Free thetr eyes. and a fragrance that Wlil B.tptist Church at 5 p.m. with the Rev. Ralph Butcher clung to them. the sweet vespre.tchi ng . uge of fellowshtp with the One Who had li berated them But 'ome had become so accustomed to the fumes and stench ot their tmpnsonment. . the new tragrance of freedom and hope caused them to gag and so they clung to their shackles of pride and selfi shness. Mistrustmg these emissaries ol hope. they turned their backs on those who had come. At times. they would even rise up and attack them. calling them ''liars and frauds who sell false hope for personal gai n." Still , those Keepe rs of Hope . went from pnsoner to pnsoncr. ho ldmg forth the mes.,agc of light and life tor Pastor Thorn Mollohan Choir to perform Ctiurch Calendar Church services Celebrating special days with you! · Sunday Times-Sentinel 740-992-2155 those who would receive it. With them went One. hardly to be seen in the mtsts that swi rled abou t the dungeon. With a key that onl y He kept, He unlocked any who would recetve Hts gtft of hope. This Giver of Hope would kneel down bestde each wounded and weary prisoner, and offer them the balm of forgiveness and the el ixir of grace, lifting them from the nasty pool of the•r fallen nature, bringing them out into the clean and clear atrs of glorious fellowship with Himse lf. And the story continues. We are ourselves caught up into that same saga The story of Chri stmas is the account of how the Great Gtver of Hope descended tnto our fallen world, and brought with Himself power to overthrow shackles of st n and selfi shness in the live' of all who will place then fmth 111 Him. "For He has rescued us from the domimon of dark- ness and brought us into the kingdom of the Son He loves, in Whom we have redemption , ·the forgiveness of sins'' (Colossians I: 13- 14 ). The world presses in upon us and we come ever so close to toppling off the bnnk of discouragement into the .1byss of despatr. Though we become convtnced that there is no hope and that all the evils of the world and all the pains we've endured wtll never be cleansed or healed. hope cannot be conquered for those who have placed their faith in Jesus Chnst. "The people walking tn darkness have seen a great light: on those livmg in the land of the shadow ot death a light has dawned" (lsatah 9:2 ). People who have lost all hope are people who have ali eady died Yet God specidlizes in bnngmg people "back from the dead." And though we may be shack led by the deadly weight ot chains ol sin and selfi shness. He holds the key to ou r fre edom and desires to set us free into fellow ship with HinNlf. How about you'' A' He reaches down wt th natlscarred hands full of forg iveness and re"oratton. will you receive the healing that only He <:an provtde '' Wtll ycru setze them and allow Htm to place upon yo ur li ngers "rmgs Fellowship Apostoifc ot JOY and peace'' and upon your shoulders the "mantl.e of dignity and worth?" . Now is the time to be set free and made new. Thts Christmas season. celebrate the coming of the King into the world by receiving His gilt of love . "The true ltgh t that gtves li ght to every man was commg into the world. He was in the world . and though the world was made through Hun. the world did not recogntze Hun . He came to that which "as Hts own. but Hts own dtd not recetve Htm . Yet to all who rece tved Him. to tho'e who believed in Hts name. He gave the right to become children of God children born not of natural descent, nor of human deciston or a hLtsband's will, but born of God . The Word became tlesh and made Hi s dwelltng among us . We have seen Hts glory. the glory of the ·one and Only, Who came trom the Father, full of grace and truth" (John I :9- 14). (Thom Mollohan lws mim.\raed in \Olllflern Ohio rhe fJU''' 111ne \'~OJ .\ and '·' rhe 1"1\/0r u( Parln1 a1 Cmlllll!lllilr Cl111rch. Ht' a11d l1i1· 11 ije WI' !he parems nj rhree r hildre11 11 llh mwrher 011 the l1 tn .' Ht~ mtn· be reached hr emall ar JI!I.I/Orlhom @pat/nl'([\'gall!poi!.I.C0/11) Bv RICHARD N. OSTLING AP RELIGION WRI TER Robert Alter. professor of Hebtew .md co mparative hterdture at the Umversity of Cali forma. Berkeley. has produced a - bold new Engltsh translation of the Bible's open ing section. "The Five Books of Moses," pub lished by W.W. Norton. This one-man \-Pentateuch cu lmi nates decades of scholar!y a~sessment. Alongside the trunslatton, he provtdes mtroductory essays and elaburate commentary 111 footnotes. The boxed volume would make a tine gift for booktsh Jews at Hanukkah, or Chri stians at Christmas if they' re interested 111 modem Jewish thought. Though most search the Btble for mspiration, Alter approaches tt as literature. pure and snnplc. And wh ile other scho lars nitpick about historicdl fact s or theoretical sources underl ying the final Hebrew text. Alter has ljmued patience lpr such exert10ns and largely takes the Btble as 11 stands. Novelist John Updtke caflled in The New Yorker about Alter' s word choices and those weighty footnotes that. thanks to Alter's ego, provide ample intrigue. In any case, these add-ons are eastly tgnored if readers prefer to read just the btblical text. As a translator. Alter wants to convey a sense of the for· eignness of writmgs in another language from a very distant time, while seeking readable, modem English. Obviously, a delicate balancing act He doesn't go all the way toward the ngtdly literal HebraiSms and hyphenated phrases that punctuated the 1995 Schocken Books translation - with identical title- by Everett .Fox of Clark University. 111 Wor<:ester, Mass. (which won a blurb from Alter). Here is Fox on the call of Abraham (Genesi s 12: 1-2): "YHWH said to Avram: Goyou-forth from your land, from your kindred, from your father's house, to the land that I will let you see. I will make a great nation of you and will give-you·blessing and wtll make your name great. Be a blessing!" Alter's alternative: "And the LORD said to Abram, 'Go forth from your land and your birthplace and your father 's house to the land I will show you. And I wtll make you a great nation and I will bless you and make you r name great, and you shall be a blessing ... , However. Alter doesn't avoid repetitions and has a Fox-like fascmation wt th Hebrew wordplay: "The LORD God fashioned the human, humus fiom the soil " (Genesis 2:7). '·Therefore it is called Babel, for there the LORD made the language of all the earth babble" (Genests 11 ·9). Looking at the opposite end of the translation spectrum, Alter 's introduction disdains 20th-century Bibles that crowd the market, contending that they push clarity while sacrificing literature and fidelity to the underlying Hebrew. Especially in prose narratives, modern translations "have placed readers at a grotesque distance from the dtstincuve literary cxp~ncncc of the Bible m Us original language," he contends. For Alter. that makes the old King James YeiSton supenor. 111 spite of us maccuractes. archatsms and substitution ot Renaissance English tor btblical tones and rhythms Modem translators are weak on poetry and have "a very sunpll'tiL notton ol what constit utes modern ltterarv English." Alter complams Their mndcls .tre ne"spapers. new ... mag.v Jn~: .... dlld "perhap" htgh-sd10oltextbooks. bureaucrauc dtrecuve> and ordinal) com er,atton. But senous writer' almost never accept such le\eli ng lin11!ation to a bland norm of popular u>age " J.mll'' Ill ~0 .t m. SaturdaY December 4 '~"''~tnlll \\o1\h1p (\·mlr ~7\ S 'n.l ,\h· \h,ktkpo,rl Kc1 111 f\pu~do.'. 1\i~lt~r. SwaJ,,, 10<11 1111 Y.ldiK.'-d,l\ 700 I "I'P Kd oil '''" L1111.1 RJ ~Ull \till<l' lhtlr~ 7 114.1 pIll Ktll l<md. l() jl111 P.hlt) r \l,<rl\ I{ 1\ ull uu &_ 1111 PO lluddn1~ H<•l 41>"' JJ,,,h•t \ \ \.t \lrll•~' '\, I'm I 11.' 111 11)! -""•'""'"" ......., Coolv1lle. 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E1~1n ng 7 ~0 P.J~IUr 'Wcdnc..U~\ pm Sum SdlllP I 10 ~ m ~'!II Servtce - 7 10 p 111 l.angs\ illc ( hmlum Chunh Full Gllspel P >~swr R\,hen \\u s~ er Sunda\ SLhool l) l(l am \\w,hl p 10 10 ~m 7 ! ~ 1 pill \\ t: dne,Jal S...r•ll ..: "'()(I Faith \Iaiii' ) T11bernacle C hurch Ba1ley Run Road, Pa slilr Rev Emmell R~w~un Sunda) EHnlng 7 p m . Pentecostal Pent~coslal As~mbly Thursday Sen llC - 7 p m Letart p ~,to r Su nday SdlOOI 10 a 111, Worsh1p - 9am _Wednesda y- 7 p m Racine Pastur Pete Shaffer, Sunday S~hoo l - 10 am Wor~hlp - II 11m Wedn('~dlly 1 pm Coo lville United Methodist Parish Pastor Helen Khn c, Colli YJllc Chun:h, Ma1 n & F1tth St , Sundny Sehoul · 10 am Worsh 1p • Q a m , Tuc:-~day Sen ICC§ - St Syraruil' \11 s.~ion Hazd Community Churrh Off R1 124, Pa,tor Edsel Ha rt, Sunday S ~ hm; l - 9 JO am , Wu!"ihtp - 1() '0 am, ~0 Raune Sund.t~ Hoback 1411 Bndieman St, Syracuse Sunda~ Se houl - 10 11m, Evcn mg 6 pm, Wednc~d a} Sen t~c - 7 p m. 7 I ~4 R1 Evenmg 7 fl m. To.,.,n~h1p Rd, -l6RC Sunda) School - 9 Wor~htp am I II Wednc:- sd a~ am - Wedne ~da~ a m. Ser. ICe~ 7 10 Presbyterian S~ rae use ~~~~tor First L nlted Pn:sb~· ter1lill n Ruben Cro.,.,, W~tr II am pm Harrisonville Pmb)ttrlan Church Pastor Rohen Crol'o Wnr~ht p- 9 ~ m Oyts\'1111' Comm unity Church Sunday Schoo l - IJ 30 a m . Worsh1p ~llddleport \lorn Chapel Church 10 a m , Wor~h t p a m , Wednesday Ser.1ce i p m Sunday school II faith Gotpel Church l.-ong Bottom Sunda~ School - 9 Wrmh1p - I 0 4'\ Seventh·Day Adventist Sennth·Day Ad,enll5t Be nnett ~U am i :\{) p m am Pmbytui11n Cro.,., Worship . 10 am Mulbcrr) H ts Sc!'ICC~- IO itlll Grand Stret't, Sunday Schoo l · 9 JO a m , Worsh1 p- 10 10 a m Pa~1or Plu ll1p Bell \\. tll1 am Pa\tor SchOQI pm 10 30 a 111 , 7 p m 7 pm Tol'fh Churth II .till 'V.ednesJa) 7 10 p m Pll nlCf\l\ , Pa ~lo r Rd Sa1urda1 Lu~k tes h , Sabbath SlhOOI - ~ Sen 1 ~e~ p rTl._ V.nrsh1p · '1 p m United Brethren S<:~>!cc )[) 45 ol q .1m Ill ' 7 p tn loppu I' ' 'Itt! l~<~h I{ otllhdp h. \\ l'f'-lllp 1111 SunJ .l\ \ , hl)ol - Ill Iii '111 lJ 1n \.ltk<: -\dkuh Stl tl<h.l\ Sdl1llt l ') Ill Pd,to)r J.m '! \t) .1111 Ll\ ~lldlr \\ l•r'h lp '\un.l1~ 111 lO 7 1111 :Jfi•btr jl'untra!J;omt n• MIHZ..141 llrlellllllilr· . . . 911 ............ , ••,. 11.311111 Pomeroy ~nd - 9 a !Jl, anJ -lih \\.or ~lup Sen tli: mcetm.[l ~nd & ~ th Sundlt'. ~ Edl'n lmted Brtthn>n In C hn ~t State R\1utt.' j"~~ Rt.' l'J,\tlk Su nd a\ Schtll>l II '-' m SunJa, \l. u r~h 1p- 10 00 .t m &. .., ( IIJ r m \\ed m·,~ J\ Scr\ l't'' .., 00 p m _ \\ ~:dn~:~Ja\ ~ nu th Scnt~l 7 !KIp m Sun d a~ Kmg~hur) R<' ·'" Pthl<lr l<t•hl'll \ <i n,~ Sund01 11 Schtllll - lJ \0 J 111 Wnr-h 1p SLTiilC 10 ~0 .I m brntn); s~rllll t- BJIJ Knntl , <111 Cn RJ 11 PJ,Inr Rl'\ R 1•~n S,.h,wl J m and (l \\dltnrd Su ndJI S ~ h111 1l o.) 11] J m \\,>r-.htr i r m 7 p 1!1 Whnt'\ Cha pl'l \\ t'!ilt·un C\11> !1 il k R,,.Jtl P a~ t!lf Kc1 Ph illi p (hester Churt'h of the ~11zarenl' P 1\lm J.l:c\ I krho. r1 [rr.llt.'. Sun,! II S ~hnnl \\nr\hip - II 1m h pm - 'J 111 ,, m 992-5130 S~hlllll Ill .1m ~r11up p1n C hureh uf tht· "'iaZII re ne pIll \l.cdnc~Ja\ s~l'l~l'~ Rt•t•d!o. \ illl· 1•1 .1 111 Snnd" 1\,h" ' 'l SERVICES 214 E. Main Sunda y Youth 7 pm Fl"''edom Gosptl \1Lss1on \\ o~r• hlp \I.,.,,Jup 'I !11 Iii , 11 1 l 11•l "iund \\ 11 l \1 nllh rm .1m . "' 'lr~h1p IOlt l •• m. tl Wcdn..:•J.t} SL'I"IIu, 7 p rn Pomt>ro~ 7418125444 pm Communt!;. ~fo ol 11 WLcl. h.lm Rd PHstor Peter \1artLndale Sunda~ School 9 'O am . \l.nr ~ h 1p 10 10 am, .., 00 p m, \l.cdn..:~da~ Sent•o.:• , 0() p m Carlelo n lnll'rdcnnminatlonal Church - '"' prrt S\ fllt'Usr C hun h of the l\azarene pm •• full GO!lpellJghlhousl' HW5 H1lanJ Roud, Pomcm} . P.tstur Ru; Hunte r Sunda~ .'S chool - 10 a m . E\enmg 7 ~n p m Tuc~J ay & Thur ~ d a 1 - 7 ~n Tua~ ~ldnc sd 1\ Sn\I~C~ 1111 21411111IIIICIIIIIII. • an p m Wedncda\ South Bethel Commum n Church S1her R1dg l' Pastor ltnda IJ.tllli.''AtHlll Rfl'dS \ille Ft>lloY~ s hip Chun.h 111 1hc 'O.t~arc n ..• P.1 ~tor Jamtr Pt.•mt , Sund.t~ S,hN'I ll 10 am ~or ~h t p t1 'O p rn I nn~ llnttnm 11 •u .1 111 \und,,\ 'i~ ll•~<•l II) ll,J Ill ~0 E1enm!! - (l 7 pm Allen \ l u.kap 1 11) .1111 Mt. Hennon lniled Brtthn:n tn Christ Chu rfh MI. Olive Community Church Pastor La~rcn'c Bu sh Sunday School 9 10 a rn \liddlfport C hurt"h of lh e SazareiH' Pn~wr Allen \<ltdcap, Sunda~ Sch ool 9 \Oa m Wnrsh1p- tO 10 01 m ,6 \O p m. Wcdnt·~d.ti Sl· r1 t ~l· ~ - 7 p m Pa,tor 1 P 1,1nr J llll lhlll ll.' \\',or - hlp ''"I"' 9 10 am. C\) Rd 6 ~. Sunda) School Wor~htp 10 10 a m l,Hr,·J [Jt,l•'r J m~. Ju,t~·r SunJn\ Se houl If ye abide in .\1e. and .Hy Brogan-Warner INSURANCE word~ abule in you. ye 1hal/ a.l'k what ye will, am/ it ,Judi be don e 1111/o you. ~ hd dl(!port St -\ru.lcr oon, SunJa) Ea~t P.J ~ !nr hl\1 f ' hunh ut (,nd ( hrtstaan Fellu~shtp HooPL'r Road Alhcn~ P:t~Lnr L~>nm..: C ~•al• Sur1lla1 \\ unb1p 10 !)() am pm Nazarene - r m '-lundll <.;,1"'"1 - In - Kt'~lor1111011 Y 1()'i !\.1Jddlep4'1rl ( ommunll) C hunh P.1'1"r Rc1 "iun•l<l\ "nhnoll \h·tlo{\ l'uuJJcratnc \\, ,r.h1(1 I~ ,J ill Harrlson\llle Co mmunlt~ Churt•h Pa .. wr Thcwn Durham , Sund<i} 41 0 '-' rn and 7 p m 'Wcdnc,J<.~ ) i p m t..:armei·Suuon Hockln(Zport Chun:h C h ester ~ ~~-- ,1 1 'iund.11 White Funeral Home Since 1858 9 F1fth Street Coolville , Ohio 740-667·3 110 \\ ,,r,h lp • II Y Ill .1111 t l 't ,!(,: .'.n d Sun1 B~ ]'Ill Uaplt~t Serv1ces am \\ur • h1p '>l'tl ,,~·- 7 11\lpm \p p l1 mel ""' 'tlil\i• Fu1anc1al f' J,IIlr 1- tnl'nlu~ Pa .. tur I •Jrcmlln Past~Rober 7 ~0 p 111 \\ oq,Jur - IP 'Ill ,,Ill Hntland ( hun h nl (, .,d Pt~t PI R••n !h nh 'ttnJ,i\ \\,,t,h tp 111 ,, 111 11 p Ill \\,• ,fn,~d.tl ":.•·t\1,,., hli1Jptn Fu ll lone of Insurance Products t \11~e frrnhum I mtcd \lethoill~t l'.t •( •ll j),\1\d ( 11~~1 11 Lo ,, m '' " ''hlf' \\ \,, o.;HULllw NS l ' l< \:-<CI Stlld~ pm j'lll \\.,t•hlp Davis-Quickel Agency Inc. Sd11~11 Bthl,• \It Oltq• l ntl l'd \l l'thodi!il I (I -t ~ t ill o..n ,_,h rnc 4~ Ill! 1::-< hd1 1ml \\1 I~'"'!IJ i. Church of God Ill 1'1 \litl 7 IJ lO a 111 , \lm nmg Wur•htp - I() lO ;.~ 111 & r, pm \\cdnc,Jul S<i' !Ce 6~ 0prn y,,ulhScni'-C 614) Wcdnc-..1,11 Wtl lwn K Mat~h.tll Sura.la) Ill I ~~ 111 Wur,htp 11 15 '-' m 7 J' m S. lll Ll lll ' ld . "illlliiJI I llll ll l~ P<.t"ur S.u 7 00 pm Cnnlc tllfhlrctr> Sen Kl' 1 \\ I -.un.l 1\ '-l,h,,l)j I 0 Hl .1 111 ~ Oil I' 111 l! .t l)ll~ ! II Sc01r~ 1\ltdJ k puri -P.,.tor G reg \1.-llr ~htp- 11 am 111 00JIIl \II. \lm111h { hnn•h nl (,ud 'I lind 7 United Methodist 7 .u1J \\ u hlo..:,dJ~ !hat they may 'iCL' \\ot~'> ,uHJ glonfy Bill Quickel ~~~ ''"' Hapti~l \i tddllj>irl .I I ll ~I ~('I I Su nJay 6 p m 11 111 1\ ht nr J umo..:~ P Ht'l.ld) ( h ri~Uun 1 ninn jllll Sdll'•ll l'llhur~ St. Paul Lutherwn Chun:h ( ,,rner "ilL ttll <l f(' &.: SculllJ S1 l'mncrny. t<.llph 111111~ h orlii~J \ULI I i1 ~ llt HLflk Christian Union i pm ll pIll '' •II 1m 1'1•1 1 HI SunJ.1• U1nlt '\tud' 4 Iii" m \ \ ,,r,lup 11 1 ~0 .1111 tnJ (l 111 '-umiJIII<Illll~ Ill Rock Sprina!i' PNnr· Kl' tth Rnda S unJa~ St h(\(11 1.J I~ .tIll WM ~ hi p - 10 01 m Youlh Bethel Ch u rc h Chun:h ol (. h1 i'l (), ,11 \\.t l ~., \1 ~ll ,, Ill 11(11111' S,Jrgc nl '>Uild,l~ 7 IJO S t'fiiU!~ '\ pm Su1hl.1~ ~.hthol '} 1() Rl'' 6 p n1 ,1 m ollll Lutheran Su nd.ll St. hnnl - '-J ~pIll !..J - Ill]~ St Juhn LulhC'nlll C hurch I' IIK lol•ll<' \\ ,lr•hlr 'l llll ·I ill Su no.l u~ S.hunl ]IIIlO .1111 Pt~l ! 'l Jn m~~ P St. hool hr1~1 SIUd•. WcJilc'<l 11 11 lO I' m C hUI('h f{utl:tnd l' ll't' \\Ill \,tiLill ~ I' 111 \\'nr ~h lp ~l!rlhl' <I Ill ,'o, \l ll!l \t f11llpm n u ter l hun h nf ( hno;l • :11th B ltpt •~t ( hu rt·h '>t \l.t •<•n Suml,i\ s,h,•ul "·•h lllp II ) iOOpm \ 1l1111 \ B.qrh't lndcpcndt·nt '\ :n,l \t \l niJI<J•"n P:t,h•t J un t' \IIU• llll i l .., "(J(I p 11! l li,J lll \\cJn..:,dul Su 1 "~- Su1hla\ W 111 .1111 S, i l l•l' \\,n•lllp Ill ,1 11 0~-12 00 ll\101\, Our Su\luur l .ulhl'rHn ( hun:h W,tlt llll anJ llt'TH) St" 1-1 l\Cll\1\0od_ WVa l'.l,f <U n~IHl Ru --r ll SunJHy \.\or ,lnp Sund '' l n1l1t:tl 'it Jl • l(J Relict IJum -[~I \•1~1 Ill \;'i a tn or 440 7~1!6 ~0 I I .tm , Ill H ollll.'m.iLIII~ mrc1!11~ ~J ,'<.. Hr.ul hur\ (1[ 1 JIll H.el'd~\ lll c I I ' 111'1 <II I{ I -, 1'.1,\<lr ~Ito 6~~7 AraJ} ftOOp m Hllpll~l 1.(! Pas111r John G1lmore Sund a) Sdux1l- II a m Worship 10 am I.IIUt·r-()a\ Snint.s ':.,·rile~ 'IILf olllll'lll 10 l[l ,t m l lc'tHilg 7 lXI p m Jl u k11 r~ lltlls C hurd1 ull h rl~l h.lllgcll'-1 \1ikc \ll tCJ r~· Sund,tl S.lltr<nl l hunh ~ l lddk· p,,rl It I 'O pm Wct!n,·,d,,, s~ 1' 1,c \\,,t,ht p .md Jll iO 11m pIll \\ ,·JIK ,d,t; ll tl-lc:-Suuh 1<1 S u nda~ S~h\llll - m ChUich Latter-Day Saints •I 10 ,, m p,,,lnr Philtp S111nn 2~1\!1 J 'J Da~1• Sumlt\ Sdull\1 1m nnJ h ld Ltln 1-lo lll.l •J <o 1 111 1111 :1) Brudfurd (.'hUidt nl'( hn't 'i~lhho l l< .lcllk ~00 \\or,h tp Su nda} Sd1<H ll Dunhum Wor,hlp Sund.tl Sl huol - I (I am M~thudi~t Sn~1l'l\ fP1 ll•lh~<Pd Ill I!!- 1\o>UII.' 12J Wcdnc<.day W.tjult tnjl, Ltfe C hunh ::'nd <\H' \.hJdkpon Jtm l'r.,fltll 'J lo am \\eo.lnl·,d;n 7 Bil l , \t llh,·r~t' t Su rhl.11 S,h11o l •1 Ill .1m '>ulhiJI \\nr'hlr \~ ldn~•.l JI Hn ~ n 9~1 "••r• hlp Hl4'i .t rn i p 111 1hllr\J.I\ Hlhlc SIUd) .mJ Y.mth J r Ill 1'1' 1"1 hrt ~t \\)~~" \11lli ' IL'r H a pt1~! Hup li ~t l' <~'l"r Ash Stn·t'l (h urch lO a m s~r VllC• 7 Jl lpm \cr.t~e W~-J uc~o.l;.~> ().:nt<:c~ A<oh Sl '7(~) pm h1· Sund.l} ( hurt•h Pa•tor \\.~lth' H Jc.,..d1 \und,n (\ 0:1 J1 Ill \l.,_•d tH.',LIJ I 6 0() pIll Lmrd1Lc F-oreman . \~ ~·r, lll p IIJ Ill) Jill lJ ~0 u m Wor~h1p - 10 \0 a m Thur sda> \~11f\h1p 111,1111 I nmmumh ApO!ilohr Hcthel \\on;htp <.:enlcr lll c•ll.'r SLhot~l P.l•htr Ruh lfJr h..:r A,~l'-1.1111 P01 •tm K.tr cn ll,JI" S und i.l~ \\ur~ htp I() ant F~t•mng \\.or ~ htp 6 pm Youth ~roup 6 pm W,•dn c ~d.l) PO\IoC I 111 PrJ ~ <:I w1t.l Bth lc "i1ud; 7 pm pm 'I lJ}/l lll .._ II IIlLI' '\dlolnl Kutland { huu It uf ( hn ,t, Sund ll.tllt<l \ 1,.,, Sun.lo~1 '\,ht••ll "·"''" •1 r11 .1111 Sund.11 S dJ,~ • I - 9 1111 WoJ,Illp Mornmg Star pill ll111 l \\t ,LIIl,H SnllLil) lhn cl 1 ~1 1 .1111 7l0p ni pm Rutland ,.. P.lslor l<.1ck linurnc Sund ,l} SLhllo l - 7 'l[l l1111 111 . p m. iJ ur ( hri~l lommunth ,\Ill Bihlt• Holino.:~~ Churd1 ] '> I\ trl 'i l \11Lidkpolfl P, l,hl! l<t LI-. \11111 '> 1<'1 l) , ,ulf ')IL .Iflt hl lll Yo1utl1 \ lrnt•lLr ol 0 Ddt 11 l(l - lh,ll l<urt ( ronlmunth Church l't,h>l f!F''<"'Lun Lc rnk1 Suntl.l~ S•ho111l .11 11 'I l<t oul \lt,ldl,]" 'rl \ ttlldt l '> •lt••nl \\11 t ,h1r 11Jnl -~~~~ rn1 \\,•Jlll.''>l.ll 'oc 11 ,l, -iJOp1n ,I I I Ro.:l Po~~ I UI Sd h11>l ,,dtll'~d.i> Sl'lll'-t' ,_,,rlt\\ ] IIIII l ~llllli•ll \111lt,1 \t \ nlitlllll ' ll.qllt"l ...• ~~~ Swllll) L 1urd { lilllll'\' llapltsl ol\'<111 "iund t; "i, hnoll '-ound" 'i< lwo I 7 40·992-6128 .1 II) I~ , , 111 ' '' IIIII 'i ~II pnt 'IUihltl B1l11t Stlld l \ho,J n,•,d 11 7 j'lll 111,,m -1 ~ \\t•dn '-'LII ) 'J l.t) 7111 l)eurl ( ' hapt:l l1.1rk' \\c~lc\Ull - pm 'iclll.-• \\ ,,, ~hip f'ilmmttlltlm r111 Mtddleport . OH 1' 111 /, Ill Ill •II \\,Jr,lltp ln •trlt mnl tl l<u k '1111'.1 ' ' ..,, 11""1 'I 111 \\ or,llq> I•I~(J .1111 1()() rm H ome Lf)uli.t•d Mnd~ & /Jmh· 'lpt•cial> 190 N Second St 1 Ill ~ 'I :,1 I lll \\. 'I ~ll lp MIDDLEPORT ~ROPHIES & TEES 7 pIll \dll~ll •Ill ~ >.; IIH· r Wun '! 1,_ U1hlt·llnlin~s.., C hu nh l/2. llll k ,qt Kl dill 1 (}(I Ill till Pomt'rtl) 1\llhiHp 11 int· c;ru\'l hri ~ t lu pjK•n. l)l.uu ( hm th ufl hr l\1 lta,·uw l1ro;l H.1pt"l \\ uln~ ,J,I\ '-l,·n tu:' ':1 Sundo~1 111~11 ~11\t'r!>HIII I'J,IIIl . l<l'l Rt.! (II Wcd!ll,J .n Scllllc AICIHK' 1\lidtllcp"n l'onlan d- RJ(InC I< J td1ov.~h1p 11'1" !{,I I otlb, rt ( I U_' It Blessed are the· pure in heart; for they shall see God. Matthew 5:8 oll.ou 1•1 .utd \\ 1\u ud,!'o Sd111iol '' '111 I (I il l \\ ullll~J.n pm 1111 ~on p1 n \\ulnc,dl\ 'iltllc!, -11(1 ['111 I IIlli 740-992-7713 \und 11 11111 utd P,tlrllll S1 \ll ddlc'!'•lll Sulll.tl S,h''''l I' 't 1 P,L\lllr Rm.l' nl S h,tron llolim'li ~ ( hu n h l ..:.tdllt!! ( In~ f(J KuiiJ.nl, P.1~ 1 11 r l<u lh:'''-' l\ 1n~· Suud.tl ,dl•kll· '1 I() .1111 l'••nl . tul lllltl •ll ll l lll '- Rd oRII i1i I' t•l"l f{o~ J.!cl \}-11- •n Sund.11 '-..ht•lll -l~lpm \In~ \l o•lto\1 l,•hn 'i\\ Wm~lup - 1-'J'.Inr Zwn ( 'hun h ut'( hrJ ~ t lt r"t ll.lpllo;t ( hun h 1•,,,[,.1 \1inersvi lle I' t•lnr l:loh l.:nhtn ~•'" Sund ay Sdltll'l Saltm Cenln •J->'\,nn,\: -IIOpm \\,,lllc'dil 'i\"111,1.'• ,Ill} 7 p 111 i l~lpm 'i<l\ll< \1 mi n \! 1k 11111 l<.d Open 7 ll.t y...t \\l..'d .., p1n .1111 -II X..,::' l'• •llll' t 11 l' 1 ~ ' I' t•loll I L tlll.u o 1! 1\,tl'l "iumi.LI Sdl""l 'J ~0 t m 1<1. ~Oam . m l1 Hea r\\ ,tlllll\ Rldg(• ( hu n h nf ( t 1r' l ' uutlwrn Hap t1st 1 .1 p r.ll ..:r 1111:1 till~ 1 rIll 'I 'Ill .1 111 l•.,,lo li \ti 'lnml,q Sd1111•l lj 111 ,, 111. !I .t il l 71Ml p m \.hd n'-"11, \\,r,htp ~uunh 10 111 a m (Mtddlepf)l1 ) Hna n Dunham. Sund.1y Slhool Wur,hlfl I I OOu m PJ ,lm 9 11 r~ tllapt1 st \ It \lonuh Homemade Desserts Made Oa1ly f' h l' P . t ~lu l llrlll ~ ! ~ ttl lull Ht•'cl-.lri 1,1 \l 1\ltt ll "il 'ill ltd II <.;, h111.J 'I l)l ;JIll \\11f,l\1p lit l(t 1m '''" ' lloJ' FomtiCun P,I\Wr Bnh RohiiNlll Sunday Sc hon l JO .1 m , Wur..lur 9 .1 111 Fd lo w~ h1p. l't•lo'i .I Ill Mi{[ie's f}{estaurant \ld\~n111 \1 1nd,t) \\Pi , lup l'nmt•t'\1\ \\t•l•lllp .tll\ pIll (J \\ n1, lnp l <t) .1111 1 ~,hno l l ~u.1J l l.ntl"'lllllk \\ t.' dll l'~ d.t\ S~ I IH~' f l il ur ~ Uw m /1r tlllill 1tm u 11 •lw ll "Do not ' tea l. Do not lie Do not dece tve one ,;nother." Levittcus l'J , II J.,,IJ 10 'Ill ,\ Ill 7 Jllll I on ~ I Hun (740) 992 6472 Fax 17401 992-7406 hr1~1 hut ( Fe ll o~shrp P 1\lllr ( hm li lcYt art Ill Ul i ,un Su n J.t~ Sunday s._ houl •~IIIli: pr,tllf Bl ~l~"-~~Jd M L'dl ll!t Ill th ~ 1old A tnl' II~JII l..o.:g.IU/1 Hiill South I'll. Wor,h tp Fl11twttuds um Kcnu ( 'hut.h 111 ( h11~1 \\ ,,.,hlp - 1J \II t 111 '-u1td.11 '- ~ h "<' l Kllll.mtl ~~r~l Bupt1 ~ 1 ( hurc h l.iund,, St ll t~t•l Ill . I~ I Ill \\,.Jn~•<J,\1 ll l.tn1 1,. , , I'IIIIIUIJ~ RJJcr SuuJ'l) ) dtillll - ]() a m W11r,lup II 4 m "iuml11 v.ol"l"f' - I() ~0 ·1111 & 7 pm Il l l(j am "it111tl o\ \\u1 , fup Stn.'l'l \\<pr,ht p-- 1!1 O(l Sund.11 liiiHn H1blr ( hunh luprcr. l'l <~ln' V. o1r... h1r lfJIMI.m1 Th ur-.day ll1hlc 'i1ucl~ 7 INI r 111 Othcr m ~cun ~' 111 humc<. llolllll' 'i~ ( hu rch Roult' '2'1 Lung .. ~ II ~ fl,t,wr l{pu~h Cumm umtl ('burch P,t',h •l Wa} no.: ()unlilp, >;IJ!t: Wt til\ I K ~:t th PJ \hl t I h1n\ illr \ 1.to11 Arn11:an~o: Gnu.~ Oasis Chris tian r m \h dO<:'<t.idl B1hlc "ilud} . 11111 r m Pa~tor ! N1ln tkmull m.olum.r l l<li<ll'o •hl pl ll ~alh \1 1 1 1(1~•'11 'tnlllh I Int. S1111 1" '-, 1 ,.,J l! ,,, \\ cdrw,\.1,11 "il'l I llnt'l ltatJti.,t C hun·h tSmnht•rn ) ' ' ll ( or ont "it \1tddkp1 •11 Sund.n 'lh<Mll l',,)p[ tl U11 1) l olbu.·~ ~~~~~in!' Hills Self Storage SIZes ~0 ') , '•'11111.,! f, 10 pm \\ , dnc"l.t\ 11 lttpm \\ ,dnc•LI•' ,_,,,,.,,, 29670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH (;tJII~ are tb~ thn ~ "It en thtt mth twx..k<:tur"" llrt' small o n t"~ ,. ilh narr o\4 .1111 SLhc>~•l I titk S und.n 11 "iund11 ~llllll 7 pnl 'il lt .wd M.llll P.hh'l s~ t l l ll\ 'W' 333 Page Street Moddleport OH luiiU1~1 llfiiDil ~hdd lt'I JUI' I ~ hun ll t•~ d l{ u~~ I lll..,hi n Uapti!'.t C hu n·h "it,,~ 1',,,,.,1 SuudJ\ N:'i am_ Wnr. h1p S~ rV t lC~- 1 l() p m hinit>" Hihlf' C"hurch I Clan \1. \J Rt I PJ ')l11r BrtJn \t.J) ~u nlL 1 ~~huol 'I \(j il m, \l.()f~tup "II() t1ulh •ello-..shlp ll"'uSMdt' fur ( 'hri!>l Rl'\ f run~hn Dtd.:tlb ":.cr1 l~l' fonda\. 1 rIll Other Churches ROO R11h111"'m 1 Wcdnt·~da~ ;J Ill Pa ~ lnr· { uh11n l'il~rtm ('ltupd 1\llnt, l.:l l.:~tll''ld Young's Carpenter Service l<utl.mJ 'iL I\Icl \\cdnc , d 11 . B111ic Situh 7 IMI pm ~ Ill lptll ll ucrun l'tL.t\lll't IS)f!t(U..r) Si ud\ Wed 7 1(J 7 I' Ill \\ u lllt:"li 'r St.' I 1 11' ' I ll ~<11111 Sci\ Ill \\ uhh",\1\•tlll~· We Dfl~r ph y,Jr,d. OlTUpallonal. "pccch. art & mm1c theraplL'' W.•r•h tp Senll"C~ m Tw..JJ\ 1'.1'-!'-'r Arl.mJ K 1n~. Su nd.1y \, h t .. ll Il l \0 a 111 Wor ~ htp 1J ~0 1m Hthll' ( umnumih { hureh 'il~'\l T1•11lt'~ . f\ 1,un l'.l•lut l)illlU'nl\ \\'l''l~idt• ( hunh uf ( hri~l ( luhh~11 -, ll o 1 11~ f{d 'iumlll Sd'""l · ll .1 111 J l:.nterpri~ Holiness ~~~~(, llartrc1rrl ( Mil'hacl L Crites lhhk 12 \\ Ill f \lun S1 l>•uncrll) Sun J .-; SdlO•JI '111~7 ~I .Lil' Baptist \\ ,,ji),~J.LI ~o.:rllll' l, ARCADIA NURSING CENTER \~(• Wnr ~h 1p m 9 \ a\JH'' 7 f'l Ill Rutland ( ' hun·h or !hi' flljnaU't'M' 'iundJ~ Sdwul ~ l() J m 'V. n r~h1r I!JlO Jrn , 6~0 pm \l. ednc-.J.n 'len. Ill'' - 7 p m 10 ~S ,, m, .u1d ll1>l1 l m h tri'l I I 110.1111 '1 11 l} I 0 lll ,, 111 R~• Pa,wr Pumo:m} Cr riHt' [jli ~l'lljllll ('hurt h Ma 111 "il , \liill'-ll.'f \1Hhu111, l>.l ,•rt l• - SuuJ 11 Sdlll•'l '! \(t 1m \\m ,)ltjl - Ill Ill ,1 lll (o p Ill \\ n \11<:'-d,ll Sen tn· ~ 7 [1 Ill Su nd.11 I :wm1 II Pomeroy, OH 740-992-6215 ~ r.. l <.~~un L.llll' IOI~lo111 '11 Kt The sponsors of' this church page do so with pride in our community l. ~nn Episcopal Poml' rtl\ Chunh ul ( hri ~ l I.Jh\·r11 ,\o;<;l•mhh uf ( .od I lu·~,,~ \\,l!• llt j1 \IIJ1m \\,.tn."l" .,,,,,,,., -pm THEGR _, Sund.ll Sdlt>~•l Sill•l\ 7p 1H .t 111 Assembly of God · 'i> ' ,\ lllli'I CI I..Ut) lilll\\ll \\or..lilj1 J Sur\lluy Mhuul Ju11.11h.m 'iu~lc \.\'ur,lup SunJ.t} '\,huul 'J 15 .1 Ill Church of Christ 7 ]()I)() lltll\ld( A peddle fire truck gtve-away will take place. ~l'l•Hkl ~ ll o.:mlud.;. ( r rtl\l' ( hn ~lian {"lturt'lt SL Paiul PJ'I•If Jane l!t;;ili!LC 'iunJay Slhoul ,~ ,hOI) ·rrmily t hunh pIll . '\uuth l 11 i m J' m 1:1um.mm•l ,\pu~ tHIIl' l llhcrn~lll' lnr P1ain~ Centr• l Uu~ter Congregational llt>lu' l I alhnhl I hunh I til ~1ultlcrr\ ,\ \l' l'mnt.'w~ 'J'I~ 'iX'JK 1'. 1 ~ 1 111 l<l'l \~ .1ltcr I t k lllt S.tt Ct•n -' ~'\ -~ I ~p 111 M.t •" ~ ~o p m Strn ( 1111 H ~:'i 11 I'i J m , \uti r-.1,~ ,, 'I <(I .1111 l >uh ,\ 11'' M 111,\lll I)., ,·JnC "<JJ ~ Tupper; -7 UJ pm pIll ~a.-r•·d Ri, t>r \ a lit·~ IIHII'i!tl 'i,•tlt~l'' lOam to 6Pm pm 1 Catholic <lid Ut-ihd t n-o:\' llllh!pllst l: hurch fish. french fries. Hot Doas & Chill ( hurlhtoi'C;udor l•rophrt) I) I \\.htkl<d otll 'il l<t 1011 , l'o~,ln r P 1 l'h<.~pm.m 'iuuJ.J) S..: huoJI 10 J 111 \\,u,lup II Jill, \\. cJ nc...UJ) So:rl t l~'' 1 P J~I Pt \ltllu \und.1\ \lluw..•l I 1~nm~ 7 IOpm lh· 1hkhu11 Chester flolunteer Fire Department Mmrung "ur,httl II ,•m I \l'nnh• 'V. cdn.·~dJ~ 7 p m ( hun h Hf Jl'<;U' ( hri<ol AIH~Iulk \.tn/1ndl 1ud \\.JnJ Rd P.l•l••t Jewish litterateur Robert Alter translates and explores 'Five Books.of Moses' Suund H111Jli~l l 'hun:h Ri.lh'thl'oliPJ \\ \ '.untl,t\ 'i, hu, ,j Ill .1111 ROCKSPRINGS REHABJLITIION CENTER Tire care _wm de\en e, dme In home 36759 Rockspnngs Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992·6606 SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Prescriptions 992·2955 Pomeroy Blessed are the pure ··suI stri\1? ,d" aY' to keep in heart; for they nn cometem:c dear before God and man .. shall see God. Ac1.1 24: 16 J1atthew 5. Rtdtnour Stmli 11 Slhl•l• l \\nr-.htp - Ill '0 u m .. r m . 4 '0 1111 \\ ~ dn ..:•Ja1 s.·n Ill' Let H)[{r !tght w 'hme he/Oil' mt'11 that rh£'\. mm. H 't' .\ow good 11orks and glollf \ \our Fothn 111 h£•m ·en · Mrmhe" 5 /6 740-992-2644 or God lol'ed the 1m rid lu' gare hi1 onl1· gotten son ... Jofm 3·/(i 10 irnoulfn'!S .1m & &afrtp TOU·RE~ 1-too-su-oan 740·992-6298 Mll erace is sufficient for thee: for mll strenli!th is made Perfect in weakness. II Cor. 12:9 Office Service & Supply 137-C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992·6376 �INI The Daily Sentinel (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 www.mydailysentinel .com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Jim Freeland Publisher Charlene Hoeflich General Manager-News Editor a-. your shall make 110 [,,, , respecting au establislwz ent of z·digiou, or pi'OhibitiiiJt tlzc free exercise tlzerc,~f; or ahrid,J!iiiJ! the ji•et•dom of specclz, or of the press; oz· tlze riglzt 1~{ tlze people peaceably to asscm!lle, aud to petitio11 the Gol'ernmeut ji1r a redress ~~{.criePauces. our li\'c.... TODAY IN HISTORY To,l:iy" fnd,i\. llcL .1. the "Xth LLII lll' cliO~ There <lie 2X da\' kit til the· IC.tr ' Tt..lJay·-. H l~lli 1_ght tn H1-..l\u~ " Twcnt1 1car' .1uo. on Dec .1 . 10X-l. tlwu,,md' ol people Jicd aftCr ·" L·loutf nl m~th~ I i . . oL·~ .t ll.tl(' ~.~ ... ('-.cttpeJ frnrn ~~ pc,IICilk plam oper.11cd l11 ,, L'nl<lll Carbide 'uh, idi ,,ry in Bhopal. lndr.1 tAbllut -l.OOO pc<1plc dll·d <\lthrn hou" ol the leak: over tht~ ~· l'.ll'..,, ,ll'\..' Ordin~ 10 lhl' lnd1.111 ~ov~rn111~n 1. 'ome 15.000 peupk II;I\c' diL·J IH>III c·llect' t>i'thc ~·''·) On thi, d.1tc· In I :S I~. lllrno" '"'' <1drnnted ,,, tile' 2 ht '1.11e In I H2X. Andrc·11 Llck"otl 11 ,,, clc,·Jed plc,iJenl oi' the Unned State' In ltJ:::'i · ··Ctmcc rtn I'll 1'... h\ (ll'''J ~c (icr ... ll\\ 1!1. had i1 -, \\lltld prem1e1e .tt Nc'll Ytll~'< C.trrJc·~t~ H.lll. lltth Gers lm1n h11n,cll .11 the Jl'"n" In lll-+7. the knne"cc \\1 llratm pi<~) · .\ Slrcclc'al' Named upent"U on Blll,tJ\'d' In lll53. the mu"e'.tl " K"'tilet" ope1wd <Ill Bru.tdll.i) In ll/60. the mu"c"l "C•mel11t .. opcrlL'd 1111 B1o<1Jway. In 196-1. po(JL'C .IITC-tcJ 'lllilc' XIIO stlldcni' .11 the Un i1 ersny of C.llrforn1.1 .1t Bc·•~e·lc\ '. ""'' d.11 .tltet the 'tude nh ' torrned the o~dm1n"ll"t"'n hu•ldin~ .rnd , i.1gcd" rn<l"i'c , 11 ·111. In ll/67. <ell geon ' 11 1 Ctpc Tm111. Slluth r\I Hc<l. led by Dr. Ch ri , ti .1an Barnard performed the frN human heart IIJlhpl.lllt clll Lou" Wa,hkanskl. ll lllllt<eJ I:S Ja~< ,,·nh the new hc.1n. In I'179. II peuple 11crc ' •lied 11i a crush ot fa n' .1t Clncinn~1 11 \ R11erfro111 Co lt,eum. 11hcrc the Bnt"h rock gro up Tl1e Who II'"' per lor min ~. In l l/92. tile Ureek tanker Aegean Se.1 'pilled 21.5 million gdllon.., nt crude oil \'vhcn it Jdll L~g.toutKI dl La Coruna. Spam. Ten year' ago: Rehd Serb' in Bosnia f.1iled to keep a pledge to re le."c hunlll ed' of l.'l peacekcepe~>. ""ne ol 11hom had been held for more th.m " 11c~k. AIDS .ILl I\ "t Elizabeth \\ lth lk·r [\\() .._'llildJen \\C I L' on dt\ tnc llll." ..Uh '' t-ot that \\ lltch ,..., ulllCL'i\cd 111 her;, nl tilL' llc>l~ Ghost." I ~1:Jtthe\\ I 201 Our IL'aL·tronto .... uL·h ,1 mir- George Plagenz . . ne-. ..... or ... .. So there 1.., a t~uUcm· ~ h1 pa" by thi , lillie 11nrd with out giv in g it a tllough1. Hut "0'' can al..,u dc tHJIL' wonder. 1.1p111re .111d delight -as 11 doe' in Phtllips Bmoh> carol. It "thu' one ol the• kc1 wnrd.., in thl" ~.::ntin: c.!lol. If\\~' mi" the '"'ndct. raptu1e .md dcla!lll o! Chtl..,lllld"'. \\l." mi.., s Ch1 f,t m"' \ I ,o "e ll remember tlw W1thin th e appk seed is the potential for gtowth into .1 li"l~ e lhdt \\il l rrovide nourj,hmcnt. bemlty and sh,itk for '" But unle" Jhe seed IS plante d. it remain' iu't a rcspon ... c ont: ol out dnldt cn seed The ,,11ne ".true ol spinlu- made '"he n hL' fir..,! o..;;tv. · !he ·•1 truth •It wi ll hring visibl e toy 'ect ion ul .1 <kp.lrllllcnt l'l~'u h ' 111to om li ves onl y 1f store at l'llri,tma' t11ne fk II I' pl .lllteJ \\<a' t hrc c He loukcd around .11 .1111111' One lll' th e best wa; s to plant sp1ritu.d truth in our lO)'S .:Vl."l"~\\ lll't\.' and ):!•1"]1L'd sllt'l." J" dllld/C!llt'lll. consciousnc\s 1s to take the in word' ol' .1 f.IVorite hymn, "() 0 . .0." Th:ll llllht h~ otn rc-.pon..,l' Btble vcr'c or pr.1yer and to Ch1i..,tnl.l.., th111 k creatively ahout them. We mu<t lcel lhc ll<ltldc'l' wh1ch is 'P "·itua l mecllt .llHlll . Thi' is wl1.1t we wi ll be ot the C'lmstnl.l' nmack : doin g 111 these Chr iS tm:IS "Behold. a \ n gtt l ...,ll,tll UHl medit.rtrons on Phillips CCI\ l' .llld ht:..tr d "lOll .llld Broob' belol'ed carol. "0. shall ,·a II hi' tl.llll<' Lnt lc 'li>wn ol Bel hle hem." Immanuel - 'God 11 1111 '" " Unle" 11e .1re c.~rel'ul. we i bai o~h 7 1~1 a1e likel~ to sk1p over one of Th e l'lrg•n lmth h'" ·' the rno<r 1111portam words 111 wondc rt ul lllL'..,s.t~c !or dU I thi s co~ro l - tile litt le wo rd da) \\ hen \\ c put uut d~.~peil ­ "0" rigiH at the heginnin g. dencc on hum.m r!2~ourL-L'"~ Wl1en "0" ,. , u'ed a'· a for al moq c\·crytlllng. I t numeraL ll \lamb !"or zero. remmd.., u..., thatuu t . . ah at ion -The First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution a l on~ co n~L·tou wh.lt the psycholo~"t wou ld call the 'ubconsclllliS. It ;, here th.ll the spiritual ~eed takes root anti grows 111tu 'omethtJH! tam!tbk m Con,~tress who n.:li.Hl~C Most peuplc think they knov. what it mc,m; to medItate. "You Just ,;t .md think abolll 'omethtng ' Spiritual. meditation invol\'~S more than that. ho1ve1cr. It is like planting a seed. You take a 'piritu;ol trut.h ;md get it deep into the 'ubsoil ol your mind - know n 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio Gl~l,ei. Friday, December 3 , 2004 Meditations on a 111iracle The Daily Sentinel o~,lre·· PageA4 nuthi ng. E'en when \V e use 111 'peech. It otten has little llllportdlll'e: "Oh. "thai so?" 11 cl." rt~llni) nnht .tdl." he. "() . 0 ... 0 ." We cdd1r;~te tht• hilth oi' Chr"l hoth "' ,, hi,toncal l'\ ent .tlld a.., ,til l."\'l'lll tllal [;lk' plaL'L' CIL'II lllll\ (" .. he ht llll in lt.., · tuda\" i-... ;t lin~ th.tt ()CLur ... 1nthC !ina! ,~,.·r . . e nl tim camll. rile "I ittlc [U\1'11 ol llcthkhem " ,., the pl<1cc 111 .ludl':J \.\ht.:tc Chn..,t Wd" h{lfll _2(){1(} \ L'.ll"' d!.!O \\'h~n Chri~l ;, btllll 111 our lliC,. h1' 111l'thplae·~ " liUI LUll"l'IOll"'llL'"'"' thl' tkl'r I'' . L' ' of nu1 lllllld and hl';trl. ( • .l"l' IIHI\ 1\l'\"-. l.., !t"ltl~ · a '' I tt\\~,.· .1"''-1~11 It a \C t )' Ill' to\\ 11 <..,] Jld ll I'• p.t\ lt\l."\ ll I l l lllll" \Vl." iil tk ,\lll..'ti!Hlll and t' lntk· PI nut wnc 11 :.:" ~ \\I , \\dill ..,lllllL'I h111~ • l' d1llll l l \\ :lt.'ll 'IUtlll'lhln!!- I\ hu\\ ...,c ldonJ LIP hl'ij1 \n tll ,tl \Ill) h tltl h..TIIl :! ll " \\L' t-'1 1 j"( l ] "'iJOI k.Jlll\\ II I lUI" .t., \\~.,.• 'l'lOU-,lll'"" loH !ht• LIIJ\\lj.., ut\. " lon ~l!l ~' 1n1 U)J} - u . . u.tiiJ lnl ltl \II(' " ht~ thl? \\nrld\ d 1\-... \\ l' J "· ll11t tl 11 " ( h11'1 (or ihc· pt 1\\ L' l ,ttlll pr L'"'L'llL'L' of GPd Ill \IIIII Iii<') th.lt \011 ,Jre IOllktn~ lor. ;.ou \\Ill ha\C to t'o to lttlk-. out iJI-tllL'-\\ay true. I· repon. 1 . and ol gooJ >Ilk on th ese thiu~' · .cl the God of jlL'.Il:L. '""t' he with yo u " tl'hllippl.llh ~:X-'!1 'Jill' '' 11 hv it is had to 1h111k or t.llk 1;10 much about "tL·kn~ ... , ;.H.:ctdL'Ilh anJ trouble - "' t<> let )OUr thought' d11 ell <Ill lull -life tnteresls. Thc..,L' things are 1101 "true . ltn·el; .111d ol good report. " Young people tod.1~ arc mdnlL'J to ,l!l..,\\C'r Lritidsm ul their m.t llll L' I"s or lan guagt" h) '"~ ing. "Wh.11\ hdd ahout u· 1' Tl1<1t 1 ~ tile wrong LJ llt>s tion It 'h"uld he "'ked. "How doc' il elcv<~tc thou gill!" l· or ·" I·.J11ard Krmh,lll. an c,trl) Clln~ti.tn teacher. "' id. SL·icntist \\'here con- :-.cwu '-IlL'"'"' ~ tlloug ht) t ~. thl'rt• L\ll'rntd cnnLhtlon~ ot our !'n lllll tl dllOiill't \\4!~. ll I"' Ill) I\ ''hen,,,, .ttL' cnn-,culu.., ,,r C'inht th.1 t h~ '' horn "' tln11k nl (i~<>l ·" Ch11'1 dtd .·\ ' l'.1ul '""I 111 Phtltppt.!th CUII CC pllllll an.: "t' ttlll"'lll'\". human l!l<tr·umcnt '" hurn.111 hut liliOLigh throu _:;h thing~.; a ph: """ I 'Y•nhol will .tppc.ll·.. He mc.1111 th.ll I he ..til\ not " \Vlhlh< ' \er lkthlehl"rn - nt \nllr cot l- Hut '' 1..' ll!ll ..,l rwt dl1h tlnnk ur Cllli"l. \\L' 111ll~t comes 2:'i. "Let thi; mmd he 111 you that "'"' uho 111 Chri st. Jc""·" We mu't think about lile "' Jc,u; d1d. JC,U> reali;ed that right at tl1e place "here tm\Jble ,eemed to he. there was all 1hc lile and ~)ower ol' God. He knc11 that "God is where 1he ,h,ldll\1' show>." That lhou~ht broughi healing It always Joe,_ Tl1 inkin~ on the God-like qllalitrc' of' rcrfc\:11011 bring' them to hie 111 '" - tl" --- _, - l1lc 111!1 he ol the"'""' 4ualit1 '" lhe 1deas 1\C hnld in (l)tl ... llOthtlt' ... -.... 'icXI llee•k. llc'll CX<I IlllllC tile lrnc 111 "0. Lnt le Ttmn ul' Bethll'llcnl · · ... hm\ 't ill 11c 'cc thee l1e " ---- - - UMBILICAL CORD? NO... US8 CABLE mkcteLl \.\lth HJV hcc.Ju'c ol . ~ hlood tr.llh lu "on. Jicd 111 S.111l.t Molltca. C.J IJI·., at d~L' -+7 One yc .. ;· .1gn: A L' N 11 thu1i.li cun1·1cled a11d ,c,ucnccd " radto ne11 ' d11eLiur and a nc11,papcr cd1to1 to life lm pnso nmcn t fn1 th ~1r role 111 promot1n~ the 149-l R\\,md.m genocide BntJsh acwr 0 :.1\'H.i H~mm1n~" d u~d on a Romdntan f11L)\'IC ~c t: he \\a-. 6~ ._ Toda1 \ Bmhda1' Countrl ''n~er Fcrlin flu,kv " 79 Srn~e r Anch Willr.;rn," 77 \1o< te :llrect<n Je.m-Lu: Godard "7':+. S 1n ~~r Ja1e P \1,>re.m "7.1. Actre,, M.1r1 Al ice ;, 63. Rock 'i ne'Cr 01i1 O'~our~1c '' 511 Actrc'' Heat h-er r\ lenLic' h 55. Couni1 \ mu,ic1an P.1ul Grcee I Re,t lc" Hc.1rt 1;, .'\0 Act01 Ste1cn Cuip I" De, pcratc Hou ~J11 1\C;·, "-+'!.Actress Dary l Hann.1h "-l-+ Acl re" luli<lllllC \lnnre ;, -+-l ..\,·tor Bre nd an h<hcr '' .16. S1nger ,\h•nte ll Jord.111 ;, 36. ,\ctor Royale \V,ll,in, " 35 Actor BILIIH> C.1111p1h " .1 I Actrc" Holl y \1an~ (l>mb~ 1:-. ~ I . AL· tn.~ ... . , l....turt'll R11111ctn j.., 29 Acl re~~ Ann,, Chltlin'h " 2-+ .·\ctor Bn.1n B<> INIII '' 23. Actor \1•,·hael r\neara.no ;, 17 Tlmught tor Today "There '' .1 W<ty to look at th e pa>l. Don't hide ftorn rl It 11 ill not co~ l c h }oll il' '<JU don't repe.1t il." - Pe.llll3dikJ. AtnGI'IL .IIl uitcrtaincr I I'JIH- 19901. Grim choices o'n the nuclear-front LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Lerren· ro rhe ediTor are Ire/collie. Ther .1hou/d be /e .\ I' Than 300 H r!l'(/1. Allll'llen are suhjecl ro ediTing and 11111.\l lw .1ig11nl allll include addre.\.\' and Telephone 1111111ha No 1111.1igned /errers u·il/ be puhlished. LeT/en 1/wu/d he 111 good Wsle . addressing is.1ues. no/ pe1 lmw lirie.\. Ever Since the Uni ted Stale' emer~ed from WoliJ War II " ' t h'e sole l""'c"r"· ol nuclear weapons. 11 h." been Amen can poll c~ to prevent ~uch (UsPs 213-9SOJ Correction Policy Ohio Valley Publishing Co. 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Friday, December 3, 2004 Local Briefs For the Record Museum cfferi11g ca11dy-making program Christmas parades set for Saturday Divorce NEW HAVEN , W.Va. - Christmas parades will take place Saturday in New Haven, beginning 1 p.m., followed by Mason's parade at 2 p.m . New Haven 's parade begins at Failh Baptist Church and continues lo the New Haven Fire Station, where Santa will be ~1ving out holiday books and candy to the first 200 children. A Christmas bazaar will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the New Haven Fire Station, 'ponsored by the New Haven Fire Department. Ladies Auxiliary. There will be food, fleece throws, crafts, candles, Home Interior. dolls, rugs and door prizes. In addi tion. Gallipolis' annual Christ mas parade is 4 p.m. So~ turday, and M1ddleport will ring in the season wilh a parade at 6 p.m. POMEROY -A divorce has been filed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by Lisa D. Deaver, Racine. against Stephen W. Deaver. Chillicothe. Belpre slates annual light festival BELPRE - Belpre's Holiday Lighls Fesltval, now in its 16th Chri slmas season. is 111 operation until Dec . 31 each 111ght. starting a1 darkness. To get there from this area, travel U.S. 50. Ohio 32 or Ohio 7 and take the first Belpre exi t (Ohio 618) for 4.8 miles and then turn ri ght 01i George Slreet mto River Access Park to '1ew di s'plays and secure a map for directions to lhe three ,>dd•tlonal Belpre parks fi li ed with le'st1ve lighting. · Nearly 10 new di splay' have bee n added for the 2004 sea""1 For more information. contact Darien Lorentz at (740) -123-8934. Risk from Page A1 n1ent in order fo r the county to , he eligible for future FEMA · disa,ter assistance and mitigallllll fL1nding. It nol on ly ;tddlesses the potent ial 1hrcats. hut also 1dent1lies met ho(b for reducing the ri sk ol' d~alh and property dam.1ge. Meig> Coun ty Emergency ' 1anage mcnt Director Rohert Dyer said Thursday 1he plan has hee n submitted tll both 'late and lederal ,t~C I1 C!CS tor r CVJCW and .rpproval. anJ will he made ·" .1ilabl e lhrough loca l llh1aric' and other locations l<lr pub l•c mspecuon. Byer ,,,;d a publi c meeting has hec n 'ct fm Dec 29 to allow publ iC L·omment on the plan. The Disaster Mitigat ion Act of 2000 re quires a mit1 g.1tion plan !'or any mitigation lu nd1ng through the Department ot Home land Security, which oversees FE VIA. Meig' County's new r1111Jgat•on plan was devel· oped under the guidance of a core group from communi· 11cs and agencies throughout. the count). made up, Byer '<lid, of township trustees, l'lllage mayors. county officials and emergency medtcal perso nnel. The group met fn ur times to di scuss hazards threatening the county. the prob lems associated w1th them and potential steps to rn1 nim ize the ir effects The plan al so includes a 1ulncrabthty assessment \1 hic h rev iews how vu lnerahle the counly ;, to property d.tmage. th reats to public health and s.rfcty und the .Hil'e"e eflects of each on the wunty·, economy It also l'''aluates the location .IIlli J•kc ly d.1111age Jo crittcal Therapy from Page A1 Pet' u'cd for therapy often requ ire trainin g as did M1cha who recen lly completed eig ht 11ccks in Springf1eld to reeetvc his lice nse. Micl1a's VISit to the Me1gs Scmo1 Center was hi' first off1ctal appearance as a pet tl1erapy min1ature horse. Hi s ,111,111 "Le and docile tcm · pe 1ament ~n adc him .1pprmchab le fo r v1si tm' to the ce nter who engaged with 1he ho"c '"we ll as wnh each ot her In that sen,c. Mkha 'ervcd a' a foca l pninl for people to beg in L'Oill'c rsdtil'll Wl lh one anolher. "I' ve 'cc n peop le talk lnday that hardly ever ')leak." sa id Debbie Jone, , ,lctivilics director lor the 'cnior center. " I've al'o seen " lot of smi les.'' Kare n Wright 1s particula rl y exci led ab o ut Micha \Vlllki ng with childre n hecau'e they lind interact· •ng 'with animals le" com· plex than in lcracttng 1vith '"lu ll s. In shorl. what Y"" The Daily Sentinel • Page As www.mydailysentinel.com facilities and olher ~tructures from dift'erent scenarios of each type of disaster. Based on the number of hi storic events of each lype of disaste r and damage which has occurred from each, the types of disasters were ranked, with floods as lhe number one risk 10 the county. followed by ice and snow storms. severe slorms, land slides. mine subsidence, earthquakes and droughts. Whil e most. of the disaster type' have occurred numerous t11nes even 111 rece nt hi story. others, like earthqu akes, are less likely to occur but st ill pose a risk, according to the mitigation plan. "Flooding " an 1mpurtant issue tor the" restdents and busin ess ow ners of Meig s Co unty." lhe plan states. "Lives ha ve been disrupted or lost and damage has been extensive." There have been 18 recorded snow and ice storm events in Meigs County between 1950 to 2004, according to the National Climalic Data Center, 54 thunderstorm and high wind even ts. 16 hail storms, three tornadoes which caused nearly $1 million in damage and injured three people - and two earthquake epicenters. 1n fact, the NCDC reports those two earthquake events registered between 2.0 and 2.9 and 3.0 and 3.9 on the Richter scale, allhough the Ohio Emerge ncy Management Age ncy's Earthquake Program Manager identifies the earthq uake risk in Meigs County as "low." ''Though Me1gs Co unty has had earthquake tremors 111 the past, the natural geology 111 the area lends itsel f to very stable conditi <Jns if an eart hquake were to occur." the plan slates. Sentenced POMEROY- Carlos C. Caldwell wa' sentenced to a su>· pended one-year sentence m Meigs County Common Plea~ Court on a charge of possession of cocaine, a fifth-degree felony. He was placed on five years community con lrol. ordered to participate in the Community Corrections program and 'eek full-time employment. Dismissed POMEROY - An mdictmenl 1'1led in Me1gs Co unty Common Pleas Co urt against. Larry J. Via, al so known as Jody Via, has been dismissed by Jud ge Fred W Crow Ill. Cookie Mayor from Page A1 from Page A1 the Merchants Association. On Dec . II the homemade wooden toy 'contest wiil be held at Farme rs Bank. The toys can be brought to the bank anytime next week and will remain on d1splay in the lobby until they are judged . A tag list ing lhe name . address and phone number of the creator or owner 1s to be attached to each Item. On Dec. 18 the candy contest. wi ll take place at Peoples Bank. F1ve p1eces of candy arc to be presented on a paper plate cove red with plast1c wrap. Participant s are to write the1r names, addresses and phone numbers on the back ol the paper plate and attach a recipe. Entries are to be taken to the bank belween 9 a.m. and noo n. Jud gmg will beg•n after the bank closes at noon. The to p priz~ for toys and cand1es will be provided by lhe hosl bank>. Second and third place gif t certi ficates of $25 and S15 will come from I he Merchants Associatio n. The winners in all three 'contests will be noti fied fol· lowmg the judging. be for vi II age officers. the mayor and council members. Po li ce Chief Kev in Dugan inlormed council that the new crui ser had arrived but was rni" ing window guards thai wil l be mounted at a later date . Counci I then disc ussed the fate of th e old cruiser and decided to put the vehicle oul for b1d to be sold ·'as is' to law enforcement on ly. The minimum bid is $ 1.500 .md council reser. es the right to refuse any offers. Council POMEROY - The Meigs Counly H"toncal Soc1cty, in cooperation with educ:Jtor< from the Meigs County Exten,ion Office, will host a ho liday ,program. Creat 1ve Confection, , al 6 :30 p m. Monday at the Meigs County Mu,eum, Butternut Avenue, Pomeroy. 1\ Jemon,tration on hov. tu make homemade sweets to give as gifts or offer to hall· day guesls will be given by Becky Baer, Meigs County Exlension educator. She Will show how. 11 1th a few simple i ngredienh and common kitchen utensil,, a wide a"onment ol choco· lates can be made. During the se"ion. those attend1ng 11 ill aho learn how to tum tradilional fnmcake into a tempting wnfect1un. and hov. to prep.~rc cand1e' 11 hich look like the) "ere Irom a profession.ll c.mdy 'tore L1nd.1 K111g of the Exten'lon 's famll) nutrition program '"II 'hare tips on food ,afet} for the hPiiday' She "•II g11 ~ a umellne to achie1 ing 'ucce" with hall· day preparations. Idea' 011 how to select. thdw. prepare a.1d ,tore leftover traditional holiday flxxh 11 til be uiven and concern' :.~bout f1xJd ",afet) v. 111 lx addre"cd. There ;, a S2 fee Re,ervations are re4uestcd and ma} he made by c.dling the museum. '!92-3810. then made a motion not to open the hidding unlil after" 'pecial meeting on Jan 6, 2005. Officer Ryan Hill approached council for their support on applying for a Local Lav. Enforcemem Block Grant oflered through the Oh1o Crimmal Justi ce System. The grant prov1des money for eq uipment with a I0 percent match that would be . paid fur by the to wnship. The miss ion stat ement for the grant ci te < both village budge t COihtramts and an escalating drug problem. To alleviate the drug problem. the grant would allo11 for a K-'! unit that would he 111volved in both drug \et/UJCs and 'earch and re,cue. Equipment po~id ln1 through lht: gn11ll ""uuld tolal Mound S 16.!XXJ. 11 hilc $6.!XMl would be 'Pent for K-'! training ,md con~ultmg fel".., for J gra.nJ. e'trmateJ tutaluf $22.000 Council made a motion ol support lot Hill to pro<.:eed v.ith lhe .!ppliGltlOn CounL·il Pre"dent Donna PeteNIIl then made a mot10n to go 11110 executive session to d~>nls' personne l and equ •rmerll m.•tters Pte..,ent at the meeting wus Cunnmgham. ·und council mcmbe" PetcN>n. Bu<.:kley. Van~lcler and Hatfield Joi lllng the membe1.., \\ere Cntu til. Dug.m and Hil l Local Stocks ACI - 34 .61 AEP - 339 1 Akzo - 4 1.76 Ashland Inc. - 57 22 AT&T - 18 53 BLI - 11 .89 Bob Evans - 25.30 BorgWarner - 50.41 Champton - 3 55 Charm~ng Shops - 9 43 C>ly Holdtng- 36 85 Col- 40.70 DG-20.15 Fedetal Mogul - 38 USB-3014 Gannell - 81.38 General Electric - 35.94 GKNLY - 4 36 Harley Davtdson - 58.19 Kmart - 103 92 Kroger- 16 17 ltd -23.94 NSC - 35.38 Oak Ht tl Ftnanc>al- 38.91 OVB -32 50 Peps>co - 51 45 Premter- 11 42 Rockwell - 45 97 Rocky Boots - 20 75 RD Shell - 57 66 SBC- 26 10 Sears - 52 48 Wai-Mart- 53 Wendy's - 37 57 Worthtngton - 20 93 Da>ly slack reports are the 4 p m ckls<ng quotes of the prev>ous day's BBT - 43 05 transactions provtded by Smith Partners at Advest Inc of Galhpohs Peoples- 31 50 DuPonl- 45 97 yift Icfeas tle~~o Uft Ch.alrsOoth/VInyl • Scooters-under $1000 • StethoscopesUttmann ·Pen UghtsReusable • Bandage Scissors • Matching Cuffs and S,Copes • Digital B.P. Monitors ,ee IS what you ge l with ' M1cha If you would hke to speak wit h Karen Wn ght about 'c heduling a functio n for M1cha , call 797-89 12 You also may call Wright. 's friend . fellow miniature horse trainer. Crai g Matheny at ,66735 IJ , or se nd e-mail to horsedoctor @gmail .com ·Free Delivety On Lifl Chairs and Scooters (Anywhere in the Tn County Area) 70 Prne Street, Gallipolis, OH Holds most 35" TV's J,' 446-0007 Toll Free 877-669-0007 MANE IMAGE Has Moved To A New Location (St. Rt. 7 & Hiland Rd.) OH 'Dec cm6er P.crm SytCial 20% $10.00 down/SIO.OO Month/0'/, Interest* QUALITY FURNITURE PLUS 'eii:iEJ 42123 State Route 7 • Tuppers Plains, OH all- •s..stor• for details. 1-800-200-4005 or (740) 667-7388 Hours: 9-5; · 9-6; Clo5ed �PageA6 THE The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 3, 2004 New wjfo is payi11g the price Community Calendar for husband's .foolis!z youth Public meetings DEAR ABBY: A pCN'Il very dear to my heart. "Ruth.'' has always donated to her community blood driws. It \ a form of philanthrop) she enjoys. Ruth remarried a fc11 months a~o and asked hn new husb;md, "Tony." tll ancnd the blood drive with her. His rep!) left her stunned and ~han~ed her li te forever. Tony coT1fided that in his you th. he had hccn a net·dleiype drug· tJ'er ;ind n(lll he can' t give hlood . MitlJ ynu. Tlmy i~ a gnud. hard\\ ork 111 g. s 1ra ight < LITlliV mtm now. h~1t he w:1:-. fnoli-..h in hi> youth. \\'hen Ruth 1n·nt to the blood Jrivc. she '"Is askcJ : " In the past 12 mon tl1s have yo u skpl wilh an:on e who has ewr L"cd a needle ..'.. She ex plained that yes. as a teenager. hn hu sba nd h.1d done Jrugs. She was told th.tl as lonu ,Is -..he is \\ llh Tnn'. she c:a~· t !-.!.ive hlood ~ 10\'llllH'~'. Ru th is httrt ami angry- at kr hu sba nd for what' he tunk from her. I feel los t as a friend abou t wh" t to say to help her. .-\bQy. Tony\ Jrug use \Vi.l\ more than !..7 years ago. 1-.. Ruth righ t that thi s "ill fo llow them t()rever and she (:an never give blood again ' ' - GIFT OF LIFE GONE II\ MARYLAND DEAR GIFT: Your le tt er is u pertinent ren11nder that you thful experimentation c:rn have life long con~ey u encc~. Those rub were establi shed for a good rea;,on - to protec t our bl ood sup pl y. In year;, pa;,t. 'ome people were infected with l ife-threatenin~ diseases because the supp l)· of donated bl ood was not screened well enoug h. su il makes perfec t sense th;ll vrg anl zat iun s now go to exce ptional lengths to guarantee the safety ol b\onJ an d blood products. It might lift your friend' ;, spirits if you rem ind her that there are other thi ngs she can do to contribute to her communi.ty. She could 1olu nteer to work at the blood drive in some capacity other than a donor. She could nh o lw ld a bak e sa le to ra ise lunJs lor "the cause... Rather than bl amin g her h~band at thi s late date ..1he should respect the rules and explore l1c r Dear Abby other n~,t ion~. DEAR ABBY: My nephew. 11 ho is "'"' my godson. has JecideJ tn mart)' my younge\t stepdaughter. Which side of the· c· hu rd1 shnuld I sit on the brick· s or the groom's ;,ide'! ~~~ husband and children thi nk I ~hou ld 'it on the groom's ,,Je. I am alraid someone will kcl hun no matter what I do. BEn\'lXT AND 13lT\\ EEN IN fLORIDA [)FAR BETW IXT: Ask you r nephew and stepdaughter wl1erc tile\ wc,u ld like you tn sit and abide by their dcci_sion. The a\iern;i tive would be to bring a \olding chair and sit in tl1 e middle. DEAR ABBY: With the hn lida)s approachin g. I would like to share an alternative to the traditional office gift exchange. for the past Saturday, Dec. 4 PORTLAND. Lebanon Township Trustees wi ll meet at 7:~0 p.m. at the township l)uildin!!. · !\1onday, Dec. 6 RUTAND Rutland Township Trustee' will meet at 5 p.m. at the Rutland Fire Station. SYRACUSE Sutton Township Trustees. regular rn~eting, 7 p.m .. Syracuse Vil lage Ha ll. RACINE Racine Cou ncil wi ll meet at 7 p.m. at the Municipal Building. LETA RT Letart Township Trustees will meet at noon at the oflice bu ilding. Other events Saturday, Dec. 4 POMEROY - Last day to register for toys from the U. 3. Marine Corps Reserve ''Toys for Tots" program. Contact Pam Earley, 740--446- 1604. The MIDDLEPORT Meigs County Humane Society will be having a free straw giveaway for pet beddin g from 10 a. m. to 2 p.m. behind the Humane Society Thrift Store. Sunday, Dec. 5 T UPPE RS PLAIN S Coo lvi lle Community Choir perlorms at 7 p.m .. Eastern Elementary School, Dec. 8 at St. Paul Lutheran Church in New Haven. W.Va .. Dec. 9 at Federal Valley Resource Ce nter in Stewart, and Dec. 12 at Coolville Elementary School. Monduy, Dec. 6 Friday, Dec. 3 f'OMEROY - Mei gs County PERl #74 noon luncheon, with meeting to follow. Meigs County Senior Center. Recog nition of charter members. Eastern Bell Choir to perform. AII members urged to attend. ~ Saturday, Dec. 4 HARRISONVILLE Harrisonvill e Lodge 411 , F&AM, 6:30 p.m., with installation of officers. fol- • Visit Our New Office In Tuppers Plains! Tuesday, December 7th! Have lunch on the Bank! ll:ooamto2:oopm Following the ribbon cutting ceremony at I I :00 am, Farmers Bank will seNe up delicious hot dogs. chips. and beverages! WNK "The Frog· will also be on hand with a live remote broadcast! 4:3opm ro (l:oo pm After hours. Farmers Bank will host a reception featuring tasty refreshments and good fellowship! Ovemigh/11 -6 a.m.) Temperatures will linge r at JO with today's lo w of 29 o.cc urrin~ mound I :OOam . Skies' will range from clear to mosth- clear wi th 5 MPH wi nd," from the so uthwest. Saturday, December 4 Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noon) Temperatll res will c limb from 31 to 42 by late this morn ing. Sk ies will be sunn y wi th 5 to 10 MPH winds from the southwest. Ajlemoon ( 1-6 p.m.) Temperatures will rise from -14 ew·ly th is afte rnoon to 46 by 2:00pm the n drop down to 3'! late afternoon . Skie' will be .su nn y with 5 to I0 MPH wind' from the 'outhwest. • Register to win a DVD player! • Pick up a free Farmers Bank zipper bag -you mayfind cash inside! Fo Farmers Bank & Savings Company • Name:___ • Address: ________ _ _______ ____ _ __ _ • City,State&Zip: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ •Telephone: -------------.-. __ •Iwouldliketopurchase tile(s)at$100each. • Please check appropriate box: ln Honorof 1 In Memory of • Name ofindividual(s): One line -18 charactersl.<pa<el allo"'ed per line I • 1 Given by: 1 Two line.,- J8·charac!enl.<pace.\ ullowcd per /me I I I • Please check appropriate hox: I Ca1h I Mastercard I Name on curd I Account Nwnher: I Expiration Date: I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 Check Visa _ ___ I I I I I I I I L-- --------------J MAC Championship Today's Games Girls Basketball ave Tournament Boys Basketball Gallia Academy at Athens Nelsonville-York at Meigs Eastern at Trimble Waterford at Southern ove Tournament, TBA. \. Saturday's Games Girts Basketball ove Tournament Boys Basketball Meigs at River Valley South Gallia at Eastern ove Tournament .. , , ftJ;IIf/1 I I The PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL FOUNDATION is currently accepting orders for Honor & M~mory Wall tiles as Christmas gifts. The units have been created in remembrance or as a tribute to famil y, fr iends and loved ones. The addition will be created in a "quilt" design to represent the family unity and the varied personalities that comprise our community and hospital. Corian tiles can be purchased for SIOO each. Please complete the attached fonn in honor or remembrance of someone who · made a difference in your li fe. Return .with payment to: Pleasant Valley Hospital, ATTN: Community Relations, 2520 VaHey Drive, Point Pleasant, WV 25550. Ca:,h_ check and credit cards accepted. Please make checks payable to the ''Pleasan t Valley Hospital Foundation." For .more information please caD, (304) 675-4340, Ext. 1326. MEMPHIS, Tenn. (AP) Mike Fratello was hired as coach of the Memphi s Grizzlies on Thursday. leaving the TV booth and replacing friend and mentor Hubie Brown, who retired last week for health reasons. Fratello, sometimes known as "Little Hubie" when he worked as an assistant for Brown, coached the Atlanta Hawks for eight seasons and the Cleveland Cavaliers for six before going into sports broadcasting. He is the Grizzlies' seventh head coach. "Today is the beginning of a new day for all of us,'' Grizzlies president Jerry West said. ··we want to get back to where we feel good about ourselves." Fratello said Brown wished him well .qnd offered to give advice when asked . "I am inheriting a team that knows organization, that knows discipline ami plays un se lfishly." Fratello said. "That is a great head stan.'' Memphis owner Michael Heislcy likened Fratello 's hard-nosed, demanding style to that of Brown 's. ''Both of them really know the game.'' he said. "They're very strong disciplinarians, and I think our players will respond b~cause they'll see a lot of Hubie in Mike." Brown also left u broadcasting job to coach · the Grizzlies in November 2002 . He led the team to 50 victories last season and the fran chise's first playoff appearance. But the Grizzlies started this season 5- 11 and have lost five in a row, including four since Brown 's departure . James, Cavs beat Nuggets MEMBER FDIC r----- -----------, : Pl/111/olfo,. &#e~~rof"! k/a!! : I I I I I I I I I I I I I Prep Schedule Monday's Games Girls Basketball •• • Visit Us·After Work! Friday, December 3 Momi11g (7 a.m.-Noo11 ) Temperatures wi ll rise from 30 to 39 by late thi s morn ing. Skie' will be su nny with 5 to 10 MPH winds from the west. A[temoo11 (1-6 p.m.) Temperatures will rise from 40 early afternoon to lhe hi gh fo r the day of 42 at 2: 00pm as the y drop back down to 33 later thi s aft ernoon. Skies will be su nny with 5 to 10 MPH wi nds from th e so uth west turnin g from th e west as the afternoon progre,..,e,. Eve11i11g (7 p.m.-Mid11ighl) Tem perat ures wi ll hold steady around 3\. Skies will be clear to mostlv clea r with 5 MPH winds- fr om the southwest. Friday, December 3, 2004 Fratello hired as Grizzlies' coach ~ift-.. we huy toys that in "'me way remind us of the dra"-11. The toy can rcprcscm their ht,hby. their job. their pc rstlnality. etc. After c-xchtmging the gifts at our annua l Christmas party and :-;eei ng hov. creati ll' our fellow wo rkers have been. the toys are th en don;tlcd Ill a tov drive. Thi\ traditiorl is rewa rd i n~ lor us and joyful for the chi\: dren who otherwise wo uld not receive ~1fls. - ELVES It\ GLENDA LE DEAR ELVES: I love the ide;1. The £ifts don't haw tn be c~pcnsi\ce. and ' morc th an nne peNlll can enjoy th em. Dear Abby is writren by Abigail 'Vim Burell, also k11owu as .lea/1/le !'hi/lips , a11d wa.1 fouuded by her motlur. Pauli11 e Phillips. nt·ite Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com or P.U. Box 69440, Lo ,\ A11geles, CA 90069. Clubs and organizations · lowed by York College conferring E.A. degree at 7:30 p.m. Refreshments to follow. SALEM CENTER - Star Grange 778 and Star Juni!)r Grange 878 will meet at 6:30 p.m . for a potluck supper fol• lowed by a meeting at 7:30 p.m. Members are reminded to take items for the food bank. :. POMEROY Mei!!,S County Retired Teachers wtll meet at noon for a luncheon at Trinity Church. Speaker will be John Milhoan, fonner ORTA president. The River City Players will present a musical program. Take children's gift books. Call992-3214 for reservations by Thursday. Monday, Dec. 6 RACINE Racine Chapter 134, Order of the Eastern Star. will meet at 7:30 p.m . Refreshments. NHL, union to resume talks, Page 82 Prep Scoreboard, Page 86 Warren at Meigs Eastern at Nelsonville-York Ironton St. Joe at South Galtia ave at Southern River Valley at Jackson few vear~. \\'e have dr3wn name~. bu t instead of buying peP.. on who~e name we ha ve POMEROY - Michael Kason y-0' Malley, professional storyteller, at Meigs County Di strict Pubhc Library in Pomeroy, 6 p.m. , telling Christmas tales. Bl The Daily Sentinel INSIDE DENVER (AP) - The LeBron-Carmelo matchup wasn' t much of a contest, and neither was the one between the Cavaliers and Nuggets. LeBron Jame s had 17 points, eight · rebounds and nine assists Thursday night to help Cleveland embarras s Carmelo Denver and Anthony, 92-73 in front of' a booing crowd at the Pepsi Center. This was the third meeting between the two stars of last year's NBA draft. Denver swept the series last season and Anthony fared a littl e bit better than James in the box scores. Thi s time around. thou gh. James had the better ga me and the better team, and the verdict wa' . pretty much sealed about six minutes into this blowout. Anthony missed seven of his first eight shots en route to a 14-point night. in which most of the points came after the Nuggets trailed by 20. He finished 6-for-20 with five turnovers. James. meanwhile, had the exact opjJOsite kind of game . He distnbuted and rebounded. didn ' t force shots and was willing to take a lesser rolewhen other teammates got hot. Jeff Mcinnis scored 15 points. Drew Gooden had I0 points and 13 rebounds . and t . Robert Traylor fini shed with 15 points and nine board, . • Dave Harris/photo Meigs· Justine Dowle r re ceives pressure from the Ne lsonville-York defense during the Marauders· 49-43 loss Thursday. 1 Meigs girls struggle against N-Y BY BRYAN WALTERS bwalters @mydailytribune.com AP Miami of Ohio quarterback Josh Betts (8) is sacked by Toledo linebackers Anthony Jordan , left, and Steven Morrison. right. in the second quarter of their MAC Championship game Thursday in Detroit. Rockets clip Hawks Bv LARRY l.AGE Associated Press DETROIT - Bruce Gradkowski t:u-ew three of his lour touchdown p as"~-' to Lan~e Moore, leading Toledo to a 35-27 win over Miami (Ohi o) in th e MiLl-American Conference championship game Thursday night. Toledo (9-3) wi ll return to Ford Field tp face Connecticut on Dec. 27 in the Motor City Bowl. The RedHawks (8-4) will play in e1ther the Silicon Valley Classic or the Independence Bowl. For the fourth year in a row. a qunr- . third score. terback tlu-ew four TDs in the MAC Miumi pulled "ithin eight poinb title game. Ben R6eth\isberger did it when Josh Betts fo llowed up a 57- · last vear for the RedHawks. and yard pass to Michael Larkin with a Byroi1 Leftwich did it for Marshall 11-yard TD pass to Jnsh William s the two previous years. with 4: '-" left. Toledo sealed the win Gmdkowski. who left the game with two th ird-down coll\-ersion, on brielly with a hand injury. was I H-oi- the tina\ dri ve. 24 t(Jr 251 yards with four TDs and The MAC had its championship one interception. Moore had live game on a neutral tie\d after the prereceptions tor 1\8 yarps and caught vious seven were hosted hy one of three touchdown passes for the th ird the teams in the finals. The time in his career. announced crnwd was 22.13R at the The Rockets trailed \-1-7 at half- home of the Detroit Lion,. time and rallied with three TDs in the Toledo\ Stel'e Oclim1 made stx third quarter. Toledo went ahead 35Please see Rtockets. Bl 20 early in the fourth on Moore's ROCK SPR INGS - A l:i -of-til shooting pcrfonmnce ultimately led 10 the dem ise of the M~i gs girl s basketball team Thursda y in a -+9--13 ''" ' to Nclson,·illeYnrk at Larry R. Morrison Gymnasium. The slow pace of the Tri -Valley Conference Ohio di1 is ion opene r worked imo the hands of th e Marauders I 1-3. 011. but th e rim seemed to have a lid on it, . particular ly in the 'ccnnd half. MHS netted ju, t si\-of-.12 shots from the tloor in tile· fmal two frames. including a di.sn-wl th ree of I X performance in the th ird. and allowed the taller Buckeyes 12-2. 1-0) to turn a hard-lnught one- point halftime adva nt a~e 122- 21 1 into a surviving six-point triulnph. Afterward. MHS co;tch Darin Logan wa' extremely pleaseLI with the team effort. but co ul dn't believe that his squad wasn't ublc bu) a biiskct in the final 16 minutes . "They 1NYHS) c·ilme nut in a box-a ndone on'Sam !Pierce ) tonigh t. I looked at the other pla:ers <!nd told them th ey were going to have to step it up. <ll id we did tha t in the first h~i\1 ... said Log:m. "The Please see Meigs, 81 Southern fouls out in home loss to Waterford BY ScoTT WoLFE Sports correspondent RACINE - The Waterford Wildcats (3-1) poised itself among league leilders Thursday night with a 53-33 win over the Sou them Ladv Tornadoes ( 1-1). Foul shooting played a key role in the game as Southern was whistled for 24 fouls to Waterford's II fouls on the Tornadoes' home tloor. Wuteti·ord hit 17-28 from the line. which accounted tor 14 poinb in the final ditferential. Southern went to the line just six times and made three. The no calls added to Waterford's total of 15 blocks led ·by Hope King. Southem took the early lead on a trey by Ashle) Rou sh, but the lee1d wa.s short-lived as Haley Drayer hit two stmight tield goals on the fast break . Southern played a solid ha lf court detensive game. but was blitzed up and down the court · in tran sition with Waterford 's fast break fueling the tire. Wateliord led 11 -6 after the li rst round. Southern's Kristiina Williams played solid defense on the All- Di strict honoree Drayer. but Drayer found the open man several time..;, for the a"'ist and aided Wateti-ordis att ack up tlw il<lor on the break. South em penetrated ''e ll 'olfen,ill'\1. but never drev. a foul taking them out of their offensile ,cheme. Meam1 hile. Waterford hit the bonus in the se'cnnd frame and blit?ed the TomaJoes 17-6 to lead 28- 12 at the halt. Southern made adjustments at the half and it appeared the SHS gals might make a comeback. cutting the lead to Please see Southern, Bl College Basketball Grandy, Trimble Fears lifts 'Cats in second half thumps Eastern ATHENS (AP) - Jerem y Fears scored 1\\ o fre e thnm·s bY :>lie~ 10 of hi s 16 points in the .second hal f to Brook's - wi·th help Ohio beat Butler 6-l-5g on Thursday · night . 13: 12 re mainMyc hal Green had 13 points and ing in the game but Fears Terren Harhut added 10 fo r th e Bobcats (2-0). ' ~ '\./ .. rcsponJe d with . n .-...-l·.r [\\ n · free Bru ce Horan led Butler (3-1) with 17 \~ . points while Brand!m Polk finish ed wi th thrn"' to he lp 13 . ho ld them otT. Fl'.l r". a fre...,hmun po int gucir.d. cn nne(t · . Green hit ba ck-to -back 3-poin ters to fin ish nil an ~-0 run th at gave lhe cd clll 'i ofH 'hot; fr<>m the field 111 hi> fi r>t Bobcats a ~7 - 19 lead in th e fi rs t half. carl't?J "tart. Butler ou trehoundcu Ohill .1.1 - :l~ hut Butler committed II turnovers in the fi rs t half and Ohio led 33-2-1 at the 'hot 1ust 35 perce nt from the fi eld. hreak . Till' Bulldog s haLl won sn·cn straig ht The Bulldogs pulled within 44-42 on g~une ' llgainst Ohill he fore Thursday. I~\ I STAFF REPORT ' . ' sports@ myda>lysentlnel.com GLOL'STER - Jc·11nifer GranJi '(nrcd ~~' man\ poinh · i.h the entire Ll'.. tcri1 team . anu Tn mhk tn•uncc·J its guest' 70- ~ 3 llwrsJ,i\ lll a Tri-Vallc\. (()!1(~;.·1\'lh.'C '~irJ, ha,ketl,all ~.1me. Gr.1t1d\ l~lHli1L'••.' ll'd \'11 h,ur J-poiniL'r' en wutc tn he r -l ~ pnint tot.tl. as the .rll -,t,LIC junior ~uard helpL·d ~~·e p lll'r t LaJyCat' perfect on the 'ea..;on in three l'hances. Eastern tell to 1-2 Ol'erall: 11 was the Hocki ng Division llpener tor both squads. Jtllic Trace was the only nther Trimhle pla~er in douhlc lJ~ure" \\ ith a lh11en mar~ ct\ ~lorgJn Weber pa ce d bhtcrn 11 ith ~I pc'lnts and · II rchPunds She haJ little ,,. ,,fin~ support fwm her Please see Eastern, Bl �Page ~2 • The Daily Sentinel Friday, December 3, www .mydailysentinel.com NHL, union to resume negotiations for first time since September BY fAA PODELL Assoctated Press NEW YORK - The NHL and the playl!rs · assoctatton V>ill resume talks next week in UfL clfort to end the 78day lockout and save the season. Attet nearly three months of st lence on and off ihe ice, the sides agreed Thursday to meet in Toronto on Dec. 9. It the ta lk ' are producttve they mtght continue tnto a second day Those plans were made after players ' assoctation executive director Bob Goodenow 'ent a letter to NHL commis,ioncr G.try Bettman on Thursday. tnvltlng the league back to the negotiating table . The letter trbo stud the unton \>:ls worktng on a new proposal. No talks h.tve occurred >tnce Sept 9. when the unton m,tde its last offer. "There's been ,, lot of rumblmgs fot the Ltst couple of weeks that they were plepattng somethtng and that tht> might be unmlllent so I ca n't say I was 'hoc ked." Btll Daly, the NHL's chtef kg.tl offtcet. satd. " I hope to be optinmttc We'll see v.hat they have to bring to the table " The mmt tecent offer by the NHLPA was a luxury tax-based deal that was reJected by the league, and the lockout hegan one week later As of Thursday, 33 -1 regular-season games. plus the ~005 AII-Sfar game. have been wtped out. "I' !11 glad th e u111on has finally decided to come to the table and we tea lly h.l\e to te,ene JUdgment unttl we see ;\lt.lt the offe r ts," Bellman >a td "Hopefully. ll wtll be a .good one Bettman lt.t s sa td that a luxury tax won't \\ork for the 30 NHL teams, whtch he clanns are losing money at a pace that mc~kes tt tmposstble for the league to >urvtve under the c urrent system He ts see kmg "cost certam ty" for the clubs. whtch the union says is t antc~muunt to a salary cap a so lutton It refuses to accept The players· assoctallon said its new ptopo,.tl should provtde the basis for a new cullec u ve bargaining agreement "Almost th1ee months have passed smce the players made their last pro- Southern from Page B1 2X- 18 at one pomt. Hope King hc~d a great inside g.1me tn the thtrd round for the Wtldcats. then the foul lme came mtn pl.t). Sttll. Southern traded bv ttl'! 12 gomg tnto the fimil lllllnd .II 40-28. W,ttettord htt 11-1 6 foul s gmng down the stretch to clmm the ~3-11 wm. Rockets from Page B1 latches lor 78 yards and a ..,dlle Sumter McDougle pro' tdcd balance for Toledo's ollc1l>c V>tth 167 yards rushing on 15 l:t~n 1e' Hctt> \Ids 20-ot-33 for 304 ,,~ds "tth three TDs and two llllercepltuns. Lark tn had mne reception> tor 13 1 j.trds and a ~erne -\Iter kavmg the game late 111 the 1econd 'quarter to have X td)s un ht> hand. <j1 adf._ml >kt·, lelt g(xxl enough to thrm\ a 22-y,ud pa». on a !lc.~ - !l,cker play. to Moore mid" a) through the th1rd quarter The g.tme-t) 111g "core came two plays alter " con\erted lourth-and-l and fo ll owed Ben s· lit st tntcrcepuo n Betts threw ,mother mtercepuon on Mt.1m1\ next dnve and Keon J.tck 1011 returned the upped pa>s 31 yards for a score. gt,ing the Rockets a 2 1141eau. The RedHawks answered "1th an 84-yard sconng dnve, wpped by Ryan Busmg's 8yard catch tn the back of the end zone Anthony Jordan blocked the extrd potnt. Toledo pulled away on its next two possesstons wtth 28and 29-yard sconng passes to Moore Both teams scored on thetr first dnves, and Mtami scored on tts second Then, the offenses dtdn't do much until the 27pomt third quarter. Gradkowski started his spectacular game wtth a perfect 33)'ard pass to a Odom, who was well-covered by cornerback Darrell Hunter The RedHawks tted It on an 11-ytr;ar , :f'D run by Luke Clen Tltey went .thead 147 o Betts· 3-yard pass to Mtchael L<~rktn posal and we have yet to recetve a coun teroffer lrom the league," Goodenow satd "We have been working hard at other creattve soluttons and belte\e our new proposdl wtll provtde a b<tsts to end the owners' lockout ,and tesume NHL hockey." The annoutKement that talks would resume carne JUSt hours before the league's general managers were to get an updnte from Bettman dunng an informal dtnner meeting m New York. Attendance was optiOnal, but 26 teams were represented. "In a way, I'm glad tt ~a me today because it gave us something to report on," Daly smd Carol ina Hurricanes general manager Jim Rutherford was glad that talking will resume. "There hasn 't been l omnu1nication in a long ttme. so anyttme there is comm u111cation there's n chance to move forward," Rutherford said. "Everyone is working toV>ard the same goal. that we can ge t a deal that works for both s1des So. hopefully. th is is a step tn the nght dtrecuon" Hall of Famer Phil Esposito, a radto bt oadcastcr for the Tampa Bay Lightning and the team's former GM, wasn't sure an agreement will soon be reacned. "I think it 's a great stgn to tell yo u the truth , but I'm not optimisttc," Esposi~o satd. " It 's nut a matter of giving in I just don't see these two guys dumg the right thmg.'' During a usual season, the league's GMs would meet dunng thts ltme of year. But these talks would ce nter more on trade talk rather than whether thetr teams would get on the tee. "We all wa nt to get the game playtng. there's no questton about th at. but we ' ll have to wmt and see what happen s," Senators general manager Joh n Muckier satd. "As long as we get thts thing ftxed, v.e ' ll al l be happy·· The leag ue has been operatmg under the same co llective bargaming agreement smce 1995, when the last lockout - laqtng 103 days - ended and a trun cated 48-game schedu le was held. That dea l was extended twt ce. Alter an agreement was reached on Jan I I, 1995, the season began ntne Southern was led by Brooke Ktscr's II points. Joanne Pickens with seven. Ashley Roush five, Knsttina Willtdms five. Kaste Sellers three. and Whitney Rittle two Wdterford was led by Ktng \ 17 pomts, Drayer wi th 10. and Lauren Greene and Tt rt anv Wallace each with etght. • Southern htt 9-38 ft om the field. and 3-6 from the fou l ltne. httting 4-13 three pot nters W<~tett'ord htt 17-54 overall wtth 15-49 two's. 2-S three's. and 17-28 at the ltne Meigs from Page B1 days later The process n11ght take longer this ltme, because there are dozens of unsigned free agents and many playing in Europe. Also, players haven't gone through tnuning camp. unltke a decade ago "The calendar is not an tssue. It's about makmg the nght dea l," Bellman said Clubs also might have to restructure thetr rosters to fit any new payroll restnctions produced by a deal NHL arenas have been given the goahead by the league to release dates prevtously reserved for hockey on a 45-day rolling basts. whtch .ts of now means there won't be any NHL games before the mtddle of January "We contmue to evaluate the situation every day," Daly sat d. "All we want to do is move the process tow :1•:! resolution. The problem has always been that the um on does not share ' our sense of urgency m ge tting this done . We hope this ts a stgn that they arc begtnmng to share our sense of urgency." Daly add ed that the NHL had not been preparing to make a new offer. The players' association reJected six concepts put forth by the league before the umon 's previous proposal. The next one wtll remam a secret unul Jt ts formall y given to the league in Toronto. " In fairness to the collective bargaintng process, we wtll not be dtscussing our proposal publicly unttl after it has been communicated to the NJ-IL," NHLPA se nwr dtrector Ted Saskin said . Bettman satd teams combined to lose more than $1.8 btllto n over 10 years, and that management wi ll not agree to a labor deal wtthout a defined relationship between revenue and salaries. Owners clatm teams lost $273 mtllion in 2002-03 and $224 mtllton last season. An economtc study commt sswned by th e NHL found that players get 76 percent of all league revenues - far more than the percentage for the other major team sports. The players ' assoctauon has challenged many of th e league's ftnancial fllldtngs. Southern grabbed 23 rebounds ( Ktser. Wtlltams. Pickens fi, e each). had eight stedls (Ktser 2). 18 turnovers, and 24 fouls Waterford had 30 tebounds (King 14), 12 steals (Dravcr 4), ten turnovers. fi ve assisis (Drayer five). 15 blocks (Kmg 8) and eleven foul s Waterford won the reserve game 46-22 led by Syndney Lawlor and Shannon Hill wtth I I each Southern·' Linda Eddy led wtth I0 points Southern hosts Ohio Valley Chnstian Monday. btggest key to tonight was our thtrd quarter lull. We had open shots, we JUSt didn't hn them" Meigs held a 13-11 advantage after one quarter of play desptte Nelsonvtlle shutting down MHS l eadm~ scorer Sam Piet ce. Pierce. who managed to lead the Maroon and Gold in scoring on the evening with 14 points, had just two points tn the opening quarter and six at the intermtsston. With the top Metgs scoring threat at the center of the Buckeyes ' defensive attention, the Marauders stepped up thetr game. Joey Haning had etght points 111 the opening eight n~tnu tes and Metgs, as a team. managed a stx-of-14 l'ftort from the tloor in that stanza. However.~ the fortunate much lrum the floor left the Marauders after th at frame. as tlte hosts managed just three tield goals in each quarter the remamder of the way Comersely, Nelsg)tvil leYork was conststent tltrou~h­ out the evening, netting ftve field goals 111 each quarter of play en route to a 20 ot 50 effort on the night And despite a sizeable hetght advantage , led by the fron tco urt of "Megan Edwards. Whuney Matden and Jordan Bateman, the Marauders, for the most part. held their own on the glass "I was really happy wtth the way we rebounded tonight," commented Logan "We htt the boards and put bodies on people. I was real - Eastern from Page B1 teamma tes as Jenmfe t Hayman's six potnts was the next ht ghest total. 2004 s4,000 in PAYOUTS GUAiiANTEEb!! WE WILL NOT CUT OUR PAYOUTS!! GAME SCHEDULE (9) $100 GAMES Bloclc of nine Progressive (3) S1SO GAMES pays SHOO if hit in (Z) SZSO GAMES 23numbers (Z) SSOO GAMES or less! (1) $1000 GAME Eastern shot 1ust 25 percent ft um the tloor. compated to 5~ pcrcem tor th e w1nner-.. Tnmbl e also won the IUiltot varsity contest. 37-25 E.tstetn is at Nelson\ tlleYot k ( 2-~ I Monday David C. Andrews July 10, 1961-May 5, 1980 May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. Always in our hearts, dohn and Mona Andrews and lamily With Fondest Memories Ill Court St., Pomeroy, OH 45 769 r------------------------------------Piease publish my tnbute tn the special Memory Page on Friday, December 24 ~(I !\II-'\ IS 124 Highland Avenue Point Pleasant, WV 25550 Pnnt your name h e j e - - - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - (Turn on 62 bes1de McDonalds, Take 1st left to Highland Ave, Old Carolina Lumber across from CSX.) 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Errora mull be reponed on the ftrat day cf publication and Tribune-Sentinei-Regiller-WIII be responaible for no more than the coat of the apace occupied by tt. enor and only the llrat in1erth:m We ehall not be liable for atlY loaa or e.~~;pense that reeulta from the publication or omiaaion of an advertisement Correction wHt be made in the llret available edition • Bo• number adl are alway• co nfidential • Current rate card appliea • Ali real e1tate advertlumenta are IUbiect to the f!(lerai Fair Hou1ing Act of , 9511 • Thts accepts only help wanted ads meeting EOE atandarda We will advertising 10 v1olatlon ol the law no••1pa1""1 KIT & CARLYLE t.-r_ __...l r ~ 70 GtVE~I\\1 . ~ Y\HU S\U' lwnght@:lc.net =------,.. . ., ~r:lo==·:~:~:~:~:"'=~~ r Peren1al Cai1co and Vanety •1177 ot cats Corne See all ~-·- 2700 All real esta'le advertiSing ~~~SU\1 to Hl l away CAli (7 40)379 2639 or 956o 1740)379 920 1 ----~~-Found Large Golden Absolute Top Dollar U S Re1neve r rn 1he T & T area Cream/Yellow Cat 2 years S11ver and Gold Co1ns :)ld neu:ered Moms Cat· Tuesday 11 130 1304)675· Prootsets Gold A1ngs U S male 5 years old shon harr 2246 Currency -M T S Co1n Shop ~cllow wl) 1e Second Avenue Found Female puppy black. 151 S1amese 8 year s old may be Lab 2·3 months old Gallipolis 740·446·2642 Oeclawed Sh01S w1ll help Blue collar Shawnee Lane 1ct neutered spadeU Need area , H0)44 1-0569 or S1andmg t1mber and togs 2 Good Homes ( 7~0)446· acres or more (740)596 (740)446·0569 5933 Calt 1-668 202 4156 Lost Cat1co cat, Goes by the Free Xmas pupp1es Border name ol Booboo m1ssmg W11l pay up to S50 each tor Ccllie & Blue "!eater m111 !rom G·ant Street Call unwanted or tonk voh1clcs to haul away 1740)99,2·0413 1f for Cnr1stmas (740)992·2603 rPady :.-.:.:.c..:::..=.:.:.c.--- no answer leave message t30.t JJSB 1860 MJ~Q Reward' I· \11'1.01 \II .~ Go•oen Ret never mnc: • m<~ e Two Adult male GP.rman ...;ppro~ 2 vrs \ery ovdble SI'. R\1("1-S Shepherds w1th oran;;~e col need<> roo1r to run Iars Black & tan Contact t1 40 )9S5·391 ~740)367-7763 In thts newspaper IS subjeel to the Federal Ferr Houl!'ling Aet or 1968 which makes It rllegal to advertise 'any preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex familial status or national origin. or any lntentton to make any such preference, limitation or discrimination · 0 0 () •• • 0650 Rev..ard 7 yr old Black/ While female Boarder Coil1e m1ssrng srnce 11 22 1n the Pltnyl Sou1hs1de are<l answers to Maddie Childs oe t 304·576-3232 725 .. 030 . ... . ... 140 Pets for Sale .. .... ...... ....... ............ 560 Plumbing & Heatmg ....... . ............. ... 820 Professional Services ............................. 230 Radio, TV & CB Repair ....................... 160 Real Estate Wanted .... ......................... 360 Schools Instruction ....................................150 Seed , Plant & Fertilizer .. ...... . ..... ... 650 Sttuattons Wanted .................................... 120 Space lor Rent.. ..... 460 Sporting Goods . ...................................520 SUV's lor Sale... . ........ ....... . .. 720 Trucks for Sale ... . .............................715 Upholstery. ........ .. ....... .. ..... . ...... ... 870 Vans' For Sate . ... .. ... . ................ 730 Wanted to Buy .. .................................. 090 Wanted to Buy- Farm Supplies ......... 620 Wanted To Do ....... ...................... 180 Wanted to Rent .. ......... ......... ............ 470 Yard Sate- Gallipolis . ..... ..... ....... 072 Yard Sale-Pomeroy/Middle.... ........ 074 Yard Sale· Pt. Pleasant ..... 076 • Ht·ti'W\\-111> S500·S 1,800 mo/pt 52, 400·55,500 molft Work from your Home orOtke fnternatronal Company ne~;~ds Superv1sors & ASS IStants Ono on One tramrng Vacat1ons www L1feVouDeserve com t 800 934·2601 /"1.-3 ~ © 2004 by NEA, Inc www com1cs com 110 110 llf:l.l' W\\llJ> NOW HIRING A leadrng prov1der to rnd1v1duals wrth mental rctardahon and developmental d1sabrl1hes 1s lookmg to r a AN/SuperviSOr m Chesapeake OH Please call Dorothy Harper at (7 40\4 46 7146 tor more mtormat1011 or tax resume to (740}446 3967 An Equa Opportun1ty Empt::~yer Addresoes wanted 11"'1med1· F'M'DN atP.IY 1 No Experrence neces sary Work at Home Ca I Pflr1 11me General Cleaners 405 44 7 6397 needed rn the Gallipolis area Clean background and An E)(cellent way 10 earn drug te st requ 1red II rnter money The Nev. Avon ested call toll·lree 1 866 Call Manlyn 304-682 2645 238-6203 EOE AVON I All Area sl To Buy or Sell Shirley Spears 304 675•1429 a Cost Techn1c1an Posrlron requ1red travel bo1h short and long durat1on Good MS EKcel MS Word and math skillS a mus1 Job tramrng writ be prov1ded Fa~ resumo to {614)716-2272 HVAC PO Box 572 Kerr OH 45643 150 5<..11001.~ IN~t1Ul(.-rtON Galhpolls Career College I Careers Close To Home) Cali Today1 740 -446-4367 1·800·214·0452 "'""'w QaiiiPOirscareercollage com Accred rled Member Accred1t1ng CounCil tor lndepel1den1 Colleges <~nd Schools 12748 H1gh MJSO~L-\NWUS School Jun1ors Sen1ors and Pnor Serv1ce SCHOOL OF EDUCATION The Un1~ersrty 5837 180 ot R1o WANlTD T Do '-----~~0---· 1 i'R.OFI-~~IONAt. SERVICFS a DIRECTV Up to 12 Months Free Programm1ng 130 Channels plus Free EqUipment Free Profess1onal installaMn up to 4 Rooms Free Cal l now tor Free HBO & C1namax 1·800 523-7556 for detailS -Be5-19--,-oo-mC-,h-.•-n1d_l_e11,-2-b-.D-,~-,-.',, Para'l 1edrcs neeoeo & Apply "' - EMT s 1354 Jack: son P1ke Gall poli S ,----.,. S""H,.;.O""P_;:_..., CLASSIFIEDS No Fee Unless We W1n' 1 888·582·3345 programs also Great 1nter- - - - - - - - est ratesl Local company For rent 2 and 3 bedroom Mortgage Locators mobile homes start1ng at 1740)992-7321 $260 00 per month Call 2 bedroom off SA 160 S1ovelrefr1gerator newly remodeled on a acres 5375/month plus depoSJ1 1740)388·8371 Thla newspaper will not knowingly accept advertisements tor real estate which 1s •n violation of the law Our reade rs are hereby Informed that all dwelli ngs adverttsed m this newspaper are available on an equal opportunity bases (7401992-2167 For rent Two bedroom fur n1shed tra11er Water IS pa1d no pets 5350/month (740 )441S200 1depoSII 0829 3 bedroom house m Pomeroy depos11 & refer N1ce 2 bedroom mob1!e ences requ1red no ammals hOme No pets (740)446· (740)949·7004 2003 3 bedroom house N1ce 3 bedroom 2 bath Middleport $425 00 plus heat pump {740 )256·91 97 depos1t No ms1de pets (7401992·3194 For sale Com 1 resl d/ 4 lots 8o 1 house be low appra1sed value at 1410 Lew•s' S1 PI Plea 304·548-6818 after 5 pm House tor Sate or Rent 2 BR. Central Heat/ A1r Monroe Ave Pt Pleasant (304)675·6349 or (304)675 1376 ~ 3 bedroom Pomeroy $400 per month plus depoSit (740)992·0175 3·4 bdrm house 1n Pomeroy $350 mo 350 depoSit s APUlr\UST~ RFNt '----iiiliioiiiio;;.,-,..1 ,. .. t"OR 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments furntshed and untur n1shed secuflly depOSit requ~red no pets 740 992 2 1 (740)992 2979 no answer __2_ 8 - - - - - , --::- 1 bedroom 8 m1les from Rro leave message Condo 3 bdrm 2 baths w/ Grande Stovet re1r1gera1or basement furnished 1ew of nver washertt rash Cntrl AJC $700 mo S2751mon1h plu s deoos1 t v Gallrpohs Ferry (740)446· ~ 17_4_ 0:_1388_-8_3_7_1_ _ __ 3481 2 bedroom apartmen1 WID 10_''_ IU\11'1\11 ~p:'l:to::;;;;;;;;;;H::"O-M_I:S__., SAU: ___, ~=--- - For Rent/Sate 3 bedroom 11 12 bath mob1le home All e\ectnc wrth a1r $425 00 monthly Refe rences and depos1t reqUi red area Ravenswood (740)2 47-0402 3080 Grande nlVItes appl1ca110ns tor part-t1me non tenure Darst Group Home rs now track. faculty posrtrons 1n the Georges Portable Sawmill hrr1ng (740)992 5023 School oi Educat1on for don 't haul your togs to the mllltust can 304·675·1957 Hept wanted E~epenenceo Spnng Semester 2004·05 auto trrmmer tor auto upholWanted to care for elderly stery and convertible top Responsrblil!leS of these person m the1r home 5 days from a OOpm 314 acre rural water shop Great v..ork1ng cond1 pos1t10ns rnclude but are not a .... eek t1ons competitive pay bene· limited 10 teaching Science Sunday until 12 OOpm on Located rn Salem Center County Phone f1ts Mali resume w1th work· MethOds Early Childhood at Fnday w1 ll QO to West Me1gs [740)3a4-3955 Serious 1ng eKpenence and related the Meigs Branch Art In the Vlrgtnla (740)388-9783 lnQulnes only 1ntormat10n 10 R1vers1de Early Childhood Curncu lum and Auto UphOlstery at 36841 1n Vrnton County State Route 7 Newport Technology Methods and 38 A 29 A located m Green Aeadmg at the A1o Grande r,~m r--'!:B~ us_IN_IES'i Township close 10 schoo ls OhiO 45768 10 Campus 5 129 acres Owner wants LICENSED SOCIAL QI'P{lRTIJNITY t...-oiiitii.iiiiiiiliiii.i_..l after (740)446-7377 WORKER A Mater s degree IS pre· Overbrook Rehabrl1tat1on terred Must have at least Conveni ence/Grocery store Center Is noW acceptmg three years ot te8chmg bus1ness tor sale Includes u 11 resum'es tor the pos1110n ot experrence rna rel ated fJeld bulidmg 2 acres ol land and (304~675· 4456 or (304)675· Dtrector of Soc1a1 Servrces all eqt..up ment E)(Cellent 3381 The qual,tred cand1date Appllca11ons wil t be accept- opportufllly to be your own must be a LSW possess1ng ed until posrtrons are l1iled boss Located m Galhpol1s strong verbal and wntten All appl1cants must subm11 a Ferry area For more 1nfo ATTENTION! commuflrGalion s~1lls lelle" ot mterest and resume and pr1ce call Bobby Muncy GET YOUR LOAN TO Med1ca1d Medrcar'3 and 1nctudrng tne names ol three Pruaent ral Bunch Realtors BUY OR REFINANCE MDS k:nowleog11 Long relerences to YOUR HOME' [7 40)367·0299 term care e~per1ence pre· 'FREE ' APPROVED !erred but no' •equrred Ms PhylliS MASOn SPHR HOME LOANS 1 Qual1f1ed candrdams may "' ''V"'•< OS D rector of Human PHIO VALLEY PUBLISH send resumes to Charta Resources NEW PURCHASES1 lNG CO recommends tha Brown-McGu1re AN LNHA PO Box 500 REFINANCES ou ::10 busrness w1th peo Admm1 s1ra10r 333 Page Un1verSI!y ot Rro Grande SO DOWN' SO DOWN pte you know and NOT t Street M1ddlepon Ohro Rro Grande OH 45674 CASH OUT I HOME ser-o money throug h thE 45760 EOE Fax 740 245 4909 IMPROVEMENTS marl un trl you have mvestr e·ma11 pmason@r1o edu Now h1r1ng Full anU Part ~a ted !he offenng EEO Alhr mat1ve Actron UNITED SECURITY trme pOSitions McCiur es Employer ' MORTGAGE 23() Restaurants 1n Mc Arthur Pl«ll"l:O.-.;tnN \I 1·80G-37o.;4965 Gall1poi1S ana Mrddleport Un1vers1ty ol R1o Grande S~.KI let:-> CALL TODAY App ly be1ween 10 and and R1o Grande STAFFED BY US t O ! Sam Monclay th ru VETERANS Saturday Community College TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY ISS/? country Call (740)256 6574 Racme $600 depOSit $BOO hook up water trasn sewer Syracuse· 3 bedroom 1 1/2 rent plus gas & electriC pard S400 Porter Oh10 bath on 1+ ac\es CH&A (wa1er trash sewer rncluded (740)367 7746 or (740)367· basement garage $70 000 01_5_b_,_ 8_:_P_m_ __ 1n rent) 4 bedroom & 2 tult _7_ negot1able {740 )992·0 167 bath. ca/heat must have ref- 3 room and bath erences (740)949·22t7 stove trefrrgerator j32ll MOBil£ HoMt-:~ Clown· 7am 1Dpm ~OR S~tE slarrs all utrirt1es pa1d 46 $450 011ve Street Spac1ous 3bd 2ba 20m1n to Jewelry Repa1 r Buy Sell 1987 Schultz 2 bedroom 2 Gallipolis/RIO Grande OR (7 40)446·3945 Gold Dia monds bath 14x70 S8 000 must 15x22 LA heatpump No BEAUTIFUL APARTGemstones Apprarsats be move (740)696·0757 smokmg no mdoor pets MENTS AT BUDGET Gern Testmg Graduate SSOOi mth mcludes water PRICES AT JACKSON Gemolog1st Jeweler 1995 Clayton Richwood (740)379_9465 (740)645·6365 or (740)446ESTATES. 52 Westwood Double W1de 52X24, 3br :__:_:_:___:_.:.:.c....c__ __ Onve !rom $3<14 to $442 2bath Total Electnc Super clean 3bd-2ba Walk to shop & mov1es Call (304)675 2907 after 5pm 20mm 10 Gallipolis/RIO 740·446 2568 Equal Grande large prrvate back· Hous1ng Opportunity For sale or rent· 2 bedroom ya rd No smokmg no rndoor mob1le homes startmg at pets S4001mth rncludes CONVENIENTLY LOCATFOR 5270 per month Call 740- water (740 )379·9465 ED & AFFORDABLE ! '---------992·2167 Townhouse apartments 0% Down Payment and - - - - - - - - t'W l\10HILE HO\IES and tor small houses FOR tmancmg ava1table Wl l h For sale t4X70 Wmdsor, 3 L--...itFOR;;;:,:REN~~;r-.J RENT Call (740)441-1111 approved credit Average bedroom set up m Country lor appilcat1on & mtormat1on credit qual1hes you It down Homes $6,995 00 Move 1n 1 bedroom 1n Letart fur· payment has kept you from todayl Ca ll (740)992·21 67 or n1shed al l ut1htres pa1c 5 Grac1ous 11vrng 1 and 2 bedbuymg th1s 1s your chance (7 40)385-4019 m!les from power plant room apa rtments at Vrllage to own your own home II and A 1vers1de $350 00 a man + $350 dep Manor you have a down payment Make 2 payments, move m 4 Apartments m M1dctleport 304·882·2858 but would like to conserve 11 years on note (304)736· From $295-$444 Call 740· we offer low down payment 3409 14x70 mobrle hOme 2 Oed· 992·5064 Eq ual Hous1ng programs also Great Interroom . 2 bath stovel r etr~ger· OpportuM1es est ratest Local company New Oakwood mega store ator Excellent condi!IOn Laq;~e 2 bedroom apt unfur· Homes by Mortgage Locators teatunng Must have feterences 5 n1s1'1ect all ut11111es pa1d Oakwood , Fleetwood & 1740)992 7321 m1nutes from town $500tmonth , $250tdepoS!t G1les One stop shopp1ng $450/month $450/deposrt Call (740 )446·1637 or 2 story 4 bedroom 1 bath only at Oakwood Homes of 17401446·6565 evenmg (740)446-46 Hi after CJA, detached 2 car garage Barboursville WV \304}736· I you can f1ll vacant pos111ons rn the West Virgm1a Army National Guard 11 you are Pos11ng Dale Novemner 23 between the ages ot 17 35 2004 or have pr!or mll1tary serv· 1ce you won 't want to pass th iS up For Opportunities m PART TIME your area, call 304·675· INSTRUCTORS CUST SVC REP NEEDED' Work From Home 800·210-4689 S500-S1 500;Month Part t1me S2 000-SB OOOIMonth Full·11me We are looking to f1ll !he posr!lons ol HVAC Installer & Techn1cal 1 year expert· ence able 1o work wnh others wrlh a clean drrvrng record Send resume to rO POSITION ANNOUNCEMENT ~ H~u· WIIN"IHJ r1o HoMFS FORRE'.'T tmancmg avatlable with approved credit Average cred1t quahftes you It down payment has kept you from buy1ng thrs rs your chance to own your own home It you ha-J'e a down payment but would like to conserve 1t we offer tow down payment = Grave blankets S5 S25 live needs a good home wre aths S t 0 hve rop1ng [740)446-0650 {7 40~<146- -Sues Greenhouse County Lots ot women s g1rl s rid 30 Racme Oh clo thes nrck nacks toys large cha1r w1th onoman Saturday 12 4104 Sam· f i949 \I 3pm out 141 past rad1o sta· turn lelt (Evans tmn Found 1 pa1r ot Prescrrpt1on Heiqhtsl AKC Golden Relr1ever1 AKC Sports Glasses at F1esta ;,;,~~----......., \V\~~1'1.1) 3oxer mr)l puppres to grve· Salon rn Mason (304)773- p90 20 MOBILE HousES FOR RENT O"'c. Down Payment and Clean 3 bedroom, In the l AKIJ S\JJ..'---..i(;.O'iil'llii.lil.tlii~Oillii.ISO..,...I Musical Instruments .................................. 570 Personals ..... ........ ...... . ......... ...... . 005 Relationshtp to me, _____..,:::___ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Number of selected verse----• _ __ Date of binh _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Date of passm'!!------------- • \N'\01 Now you can have borders and graphics lL-' addedtoyourclossifledads (.~ 1m Borders $3.00/per ad ~ Graphics 50¢ for small S1.00 for large Display Ads Items Livestock.............. .................................630 Lost and Found .......................................... 060 Lots & Acreage,.. ,.. ........ ................... 350 Mtscellaneous....... ,....................... ,............. 170 Miscellaneous Merchandise.... ..... ... .... 540 Mobile Home Repair........ ......................... 860 Mobile Homes for Rent... . ....... . ... 420 Mobile Homes for Sale.. .................... 320 Money to Loan..... ...................... ......... .... 220 Motorcycles & 4 Wheelers....... ..... . .. .. 740 ~a meofdecea~dl--------------------------------------------------------- For More information Call (304) 675-3877 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Insurance ............... ............................... 130 Lawn & Garden Equlpment .... , ................. 660 , Oeari!Jire.s' Word Ads Monday thru Friday Bust ness Trat mng DEADLINE: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 17, 12 Noon Reg. Games at 6:30p.m. Of/tee !loar~ Campers & Motor Homes ....... ............ 790 Cam pmg Equipment......... ....... . ....... . . 780 Cards of Thanks .. .. .. ... .. ...........OtO Child/Elderly Care ....... .................. .....190 Etectncat/Refrigeration .... . ..... ..... 840 Equipment for Rent. ... .. ..... .................. .480 Excavating............. ........ ....... . ......... 830 Farm Equipment .... .................. 610 Farms for Rent ................. ................... 430 Farms for Sale.. . ...... . .... .. . ..... ........ 330 For Lease . ....... .. .................................. 490 For Sale. ,......... ...... ....... ........ ....... 585 For Sale or Trade..... ... ........................... 590 Fruits & Vegetables .......................... 580 Furnished Rooms.... ..... ................ 450 General Hauling. ...... ............................... 850 Giveaway....... . .... . ..... . .. ............. ..040 Happy Ads .......................................... 050 Hay & Grain. ....... .. ....... ....... ........ . 640 Help Wanted ............................................. 110 Home Improvements ........ .. ............... 810 Homes for Sale ................. ...................... 310 Household Goods .................................... 510 Houses for Rent ....................................... 410 tn Memoriam .............................................. 020 FiU out the form helow uml ilrop off to ' ~~----~~~~~~-- Anttques..... . ... ... ....... . ...... . ..... ... 530 Apartments lor Rent . ... . .................. 440 Auctton and Flea Market ....... ,.. , .............. 080 Auto Parts & Accessones 760 Auto Repair ....... ........ .......... .. ............ 770 Autos for Sale. ... . ...... ..... ..710 Boats & Motors for Sale . .. .. . ..... . . 750 Bu1ldmg Supplies ....... ..... .. . ......... .. ..550 Busmess and Bu1ldmgs .340 Business Opportumty ............................2t0 TO REMEMBER YOUR LOVED ONE IN THIS SPECIAL WAY, SEND $7.00 PER LISTING • $12 IF PICTURE INCLl:DED Doors Open at 4:30 p.m. Early Birds at 5:30 p.m. Doors open at 2:00 p.m. Early Birds at 3:00 p.m. ) 4x4 s For Sale . . . . Announcement.. ... .......... ......... . ..... I We hold you tn uw1houghh ,md 111L'1llllrll'' torl'\LT ~ Ma) God cr,1dlc \'Oll tn Ht~ arm~ 110\1 ,md lllfC\l'f ~ Fore ver nw.;~ed nc,cr lnrgllltcn ~1.t) (JPd hnld \Ou mthc p.tlm ol Ht ~ hand ~ Than~ )Uulnr th~ \HliH.lcrl ul d.t)~ 11c ~h.tr~J lllgl'lhl'l f\1~ pr.l)t:r' \\til he \11th you unttl v,r ml'l'l ,\g,un ~ The di.I)S \I.C shared \I.Crc ~\I.~Cl ll0n~ ht ,cc )\IU .t!!ctllllll Gnd-. hcave nl\ glory. 6 Your ~..:nuragc .mJ hr~H'f) ~\1l l1n~p 1re u~ .Il l IJld the mcrnorv ,11 111ttr "mile 1111 ~ u" 1\tlh Ill) .md l11ughtcr 7 Though ou1nl ,,gin 1nu lllorc,rr hr mnn hc;.~n ..,nd mmd H The day' lll.t\ ~..:omc .md l:n hut the 11tnC\ \\C ~h,trl'd v. Ill .th\J\\ rem.11n 9 May the hght ol peace ~h~nc nn yoUI l.t(c lor ctcrmt\ 10 May God~ angcb gutdc iltu .tnd pmtcct vuu thwu!!horJtllntC II 't uu \\ere altght 111 nur lite tll.lt hutn'- lnrclcr muu; heart~ 12 Mai God\. gr:tcc~ \h1nc over IOU lor ,tll lllllc I\ You arc tn our thought' and pT.I)'CI' 1ro111111111111 11g to mgltl and trmn ) l'ilT 10 yc,tr I~ \\-c ~end tht~ mc.,,agc 11 uh a hi\ mg ~,,., lor eternal re st and h.tprtnc"' 15 May the Lmd hb-. )uu '' uh Ht-. grace" and ''arm lo\ tng hl'.trt JUST SAY CHARGE IT! (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 •I~ VISA Call TOday... or Fax To (740) 446-3008 or Fax To 992-2157 CLASSIFIED INDEX We remember those who have passed away and are especially dear to us. l\egistrr Sentinel Your Ad, Mostly Basse!! Hotmd female 3 months ot age Blac k. tan rn col01 V~r y lr1endly Cal (7-l0J446 4254 al1er 5prn or 17~0)J46 0205 aays The Daily Sentinel SUNDAY SESSION tlrribunr To Place 110 SATURDAY SESSION Reg. Games at 6:30p.m. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE I BING • G.u,. C.,.nty, ou c~ptece . If )OU wish, select one of the foil<'" in~ FREE 1mes belo" tn accompan) )OUr tribute. OVER tlrrihunr - Sentinel - l\egistrr CLASSIFIED concerned about size and that they were gomg to come in here and dommate the boards." Metg' wa' outrebounded 35-29 on the e~ening. but both schuob came up wtth mne offensive caroms. But down the stretch, Maiden proved to be the dtfference Her 15 points and II rebounds were both gamehtghs. and Edwards added II more boards that allowed the Brown and Orange to grab the its first Ohto diviston victory. Lisa Meade added 12 mat kers from the outstde for NYHS. and Edwards added eight points to the wmntng cause Meade and Bateman each had ftvc asststs for the Buckeyes. Justtne Dowler was behmd Pterce wtth I0 points, and Hanmg added ntne points in the se tback Renee Bailey had seven markers for the Marauders. Bnttany Hy sell led MHS wtth etght boards, whtle Dowler and Ptcrcc each had ftve caroms Bailey and Hantng provtded four boards N~honville's " I thought a lqt of postttves came out of tonight's game We didn't have any major mtstakes.'' satd Logan. " I thought we played about as well as we could play. we JUSt co uldn 't ge t our shots to fall ·· Mctgs salvaged a split on the mght after the JUnior varstty squad clatmed a 29-20 vtctory over the Buckeyes. Whttney Smith led the Marauders 12-2) wtth seven potnh MHS wtll host the defendtng SEOAL champton W.uten Wat nors Monday at 6 The Daily Sentinel• Page 83 www.mydailysentlnel.com Iy On Fnday, December 24, we wtll publtsh a spectal page devoted to those who are gone but not forg otten, They wtll be stmtlar lo the sample below: WEST VIRGINIA JOBS FOUNDATION Friday, December 3, 2004 MB 5263 (011ro Loans Only) 3409 2 bedroom app 10 m1les so Ol GallipOhS $350 rel · deposit no pets (740 ~256· 650 7 Spm N1ce 2 BA apt Centenary Ret water/trash pa rd lur Stock models at old pnces I"'IShed kitchen 2005 models arrN1 ng Now washertdryer hool\.up no Coles MObile Homes 2 Mdroom mobile home m pets depos11Jreferences 15266 US 50 East. Athens Middleport, $300 per month requrred $375 month $300 depos11, years tease Oh1o 4570t (740)592·1972 ( 740)44~·9442 "Where You Get Your no pets (740)992·5039 u Pteasant Valley Apa rtment 1 .. oneys wort"•· 2 Bedroom 14•70 Are now tak1ng Applications S4QOJmo $400 deposrt No r Pets 6 month tease lo' 2~ 3BR & 46R ____ I'U.L are taken Addrso n P1ke 1740)367· Applications Monday thru Fnday from Cattle Farm 550 acres, Rt _7_76_2__:_17_40.;.)_36_7_·7_2_7_2_ _ 9 00 AM ·4 PM Otfrce rs 62 Porn! Pleasant Lew1s 2 bedroom older mob1le Located a1 1151 Evergreen Farm 3 Houses lots of home SA 160 1 car Onve Po1nt Pleasant WV Water Pasture & Hay QaraQe s1ove1ret 11gerator Phone No IS ( 304 ~675· 5806 $1 500 acre Some Owner S275fmontl"' plus oepos11 EHO F"1nancm'g · (304)776 5656 1740)386-637 1 Townhouse 304 552·8919 '--'--~----'- Tara 2 br mob1le home w1th den Apartments Very Spacrous $435 1nciudes ,;.aterfsewer 2 Bedrooms 2 Floors CA 1 ACRL\GI. 1 '2 Bath Newly Caroeted references 304 Oepos1t Adul1 Pool & Baby Pool 675·3423 18 5 a Hanna Trace Road .:.:_:_:_..::..:._ _ _ __ Pa110 Start S385 'Mo No Glenwood $ 14 000 one 2002 trarler tor rent $400 Pets Lease Plus Secur1ry halt a tot Tycoon Lake month·~ater rncluded 2 Depos1t Requ 1rect Day'S $7,500 (740)247-1100 or bedrooms 2 bathrooms all 7 40 446 3481 EvenlnQS electriC w Mat pump non· 740·367·0502 cell 304·532·6271 smokrng call ( 740~742·3109 W \ I \I"Twrn RIVfH S Tower rs accept 2t:n gas heat Hatler mg apphca110ns to r waiting 5335 mth Includes hs1 lor Hud·suOS!Led 1- br 10 HO{ '~1-!\ water trash S200 depos11 apartment call 675 6679 SAVE·SAVE·SAVE r FOFRAR:S~ LoTS& ·--l;,;l,;;>R;,Riiiiil:il'irO f .._.J on St At 2 18 • ' 6769 --, 17 40 \256· EHO 3 Bedroom House rn Patnot 3 bedroom tota l etectr rc No Pets Relereflces 5375 rnonlll $375 depos1t Reqwred (740)446 0761 (7 40)245 5671 No pets • I ' �Page 84 • The Daily Sentinel Card of Thanks Get Your Message Across • ' 15"' col umn incn Sat. o r ""n"•"' - \~~JUid l1l...e to thanl... all cmpll.l)'CC' of § --: f~lr L'l.lfC gi\l'll durin~ he r \Ia~ . \\ l' \\ould ,JI,o ltke to thank , Dr. ~1an,fidd. Li fe and BULLETIN BOARD DEADLINE 200 PM DAY BEFORE PUBLICATIO JOHN DEER E FARM T OYS & HATS All Scales & Models M&R SAL ES At . 2 Box 79 - Letart , WV 304 - 8 82-3243 at Dorcas Church a t 9 a.m . Baked goods. candy & sou p. Proceeds for Christmas pro1ect. I will hold a special meeting Craft S h ow December 4th at 7 pm Saturd a y , Decem b er 4 th wilh work in the 9-3 Fellow Craft Degree M eigs Sen io r Center • Help Wanted Sunday. December 5 t h Magnets Far Infrared Wraps Pi Mag"' Water Racine American Legion Post#602 will be having a Fried Chicken & Noodle Dinner Sunday, December 5th 11.:00 $6.00 per dinner PubliC Invited Mee tmg 10 am 680-SLUG MATC H RN's Starts at Noon • h dlfi"L'tlJ]~ ~k'l'L'Illi11.~ • r~·-.unw~ fL•I hd llillll"· Wednesday Sign up 7p.m. Starts at 7:30 . Saturday Sign up 1:30 p.m. Starts 2 PM ... Cat! 740-992-7696 ASK FOR BOBBIE or go to www vrs1onfOJwellness com Ac cess Code I tTl'. Help Wanted i11d1Ja~"- Auction Happy Ad pl.m. ,k nul!•f.m. l1ti.: \,K",lliLIJl .tml rclirclllL'Ill · Se nd rt''Litllt>· lu: Plt'asan t \'t~ ll l' \ H os pi ta l · ~;./o Human R l 'M III H :t'.'} 2:::211 \ 'a ll l'\' llrhe. 1•uint Plt'as'anl. \\ \ You think Bonnie . IJ04 J fi75--B ~U ·\ .\ IEOE '•\'.\ \\ r\: tlk:- .IH'_l! 1510 and Clyde c, were trouble! Guess who's .,... · 18 todaY? "-"~' .,.,.,·....Ha::Bir~Y ~~&~~~ 25550 r \IEH!'II \'.;llJSF Hlll 1SEII()I.D GooDs ~ !tSCFI J.-\~H ll 'S ~ IEIU '1-1.\ ~ 1 )lSI-: r\, '\TI()I L"' 8LJy or f';GI I Rt~f':r 1 rc Ant1ques 1124 Eas: Mar 6 I~.C h rrstma s:ree decorat- onS R 12J E Polneroy 740Rus~ Moore ed. S75. Creek W illow 992-2526 destgns. S 15 eac!Y OW'181 Crtr1stmas wreaths Po c Barn 30x50x1DFT $6795 tncluCies Pa1nted Me1al . Plans lnstrJctron Book Slide· Free Del1ve ry (937)5~9-8385 SIO r.l""'l ~~\~ft_S_C'_FI_t_l_\_l_.,-,.-s""" r,~-~::------ '1 each . cord!es!O sweepers EIU 'I I·\ \l >l.lo:J·. new 5 100 n1de-a-bed ~-------.,J couch. S65 assorted cha1rs . 55 eac;n: lamps, S10 eacll 2003 Compute1 wrtr CD "''' ovo Pl-.. prctL<res. $7-$12 eacl'l Bu · c-oy~;r assorted sweaters _ !l'- SOc- Mon1Tor. Pr1nter and 25 s S200 c 11 Spea "e each purses S3 ear:n " r ~ 8 I' up-1gh1 freezer . $ 175 Skaggs Apphances JOc7v9 1599 · B L'II.IJI'Il ; .;,;:.:,:;;,;:.:;;;,_.,.1 .__ _ Free·Arm ~'lger Scw,ng Mach1ne 8CJII ' - n 4 Step Eu:·Jnl·oi,;l Dec::llat1ve Sl!tch r{; lll,j Accessones (7 o.l0)~-l6 Askmq S200 1215 Appli ance Warehouse Hot lub F actor~· Outlet II I Hoi dav Sa!et , quality_· warrant1es. I''Top 1 sewer p1pes. wrnco ws. lrntel s, etc. Cla ude W1nter s. Rio Grande. OH ,c~'ii" .:, 7 ;::40;:;·;: 2 4:,;5~-5;:_;t_;2.:, 1 ;., · _ _.., r.; · SI 'I'III.I FS Block. bnck F1rewood 4 sale Seaso'ied deli••ered (740)446-6637 76 Vine Street (740)446- 7398 2 Beagle €206 PF'I~ 1-UR .S \I.E m1~ pus_ 1740)992- ? female AKC Beagle pupp1es 1o weeks o ld. see at 1473 Harman Trace Road or call {7 40)3 79 . 9063 No sunday Sales Henderson _ WV Pre3 AK C Beagles for sale. owned appl1canes start1ng at IIM,Iton WV. Flea S75 & uo all under warranty, ~S ectlon C Saturdays and1 good nun•1ng stoe1<. , Inquire we se rvrce worK or all -~Sun~~06)6 1 5-0778 1 at Watterson s Grocery Make and 'vlode ls f304)675· AKC Golden Retnever pupJU 7999 pies Ca I· 1740)256-1686 or AERATIOt~ MOTORS Large s6ta Excellent condr- Aeparted New & Reou.ll! In (740)6115-2793 \ron Movmg. must sell ' Call Stoclo; Cal Ro11 Evans 1· 1 7401441 ~5518 AKC Golden Re tnever pup800·S37·9S28 Ready 12104/04 . p,es Mollohan Carpel. 202 Clark $250 00 each Wrll hold tor Chape Road Porter Oh10 Lennox Na tural Gas Ftre Chrrstmas (740)992-7557 (740)446-7<t44 1-677-830· Place Glass on J srdes 9 162 Free Es11mates. Easy 1\ew logs sttll rapped New At{C Siber1an Husky pups, l1nanc1ng, 90 days same as cost S2700. sell lor S400 or blue eyes calm. mtelligenL cash. 11 sa Master Card trade tor LP F rE;olace or S2!'i0-S300. pnce depends Drrve- a- little save a lot (740)446Wood add on ~ur l'\ ace some cheaper. 1n I 90 Thompsons App liance & Reparr-675-7388 For sale. automa trc re-condl l cn ed washers & dryers, refngerarors. gas and elecmc ranges._~tr cond1t10ners. and wr1nger washers Wil do repa rrs on I'T'jaJOr branas 1n snap or at your home Usea Furnrture Store. 130 Bu lav Ire Prke App liances dressers. 1w1r'\ lull. queen. k1"1Q mattresses d·essers couches. d nettes. recl1ners grave m:>nL<ments. much 740)446-4782 more GallipOliS OH Hrs 11-3 (M- •\ S) l M~nke~ COORDINATOR • Pk;l,,tlll \'.rll~.' H{''l'tt.rl j, l'liiTL'Illl~ .tl·~·L'plill~ This w ill be a 2 fam ily combined auction. M rs. Can Sen in ·:-. ( 'no rdin :u m· PrL'I i1111~ Rayburn & Mrs. Payne are both leaving the area . FURNITURE : Oak flatwall cuptioard, Se ller chin a, Walnut ch in a, 5 !g. oa k tabl e, Mahg. table w/6 chairs, pi ne table 4/4 chairs, Blond 5 pc bedroo m suite w/ twin beds, walnut dresser w/ mirror, pecan dresser w/m irror, Gentleman's chest. ladies vanity w/stool, 5 drawer jewelry box (2) boo k cases, Blank et box, 2 drawer oak fil e cabi n et, U shaped offi ce desk · w/'2 chairs, (3) bar stools, Leather re cli ner, sofa table, Misc. end stands, ·Sewin g rocker, misc. chairs & rockers, metal ba kers rack, sharp microwave and lots more. MISC: Glassware : Fenton, lmper1al, West moreland, Crystal & etc. En amelwa re, Kil chen wa res, Lg . collection of salt & pepper shakers, Lg. collection of perfum e bottl es & ato mizers, hat pins, linens, Christmas items. books & adv. mem., Kirby vac uum (Mod el GG) as new, Blu e jars, Ironware an d lots more to be found. JEWELRY: 3/8 carat an niversary rin g, 1/ 4 carat wedding set, 10 & 14 k necklaces & . bracelets & misc. costume jewelry. LAWN & G ARDEN : Pou lan 6hp 22" cut ·m ower, m tsc. hand and garden tools, w heel barrow and lots more. MOOD! SPAUGH AUCTIONEERING SERVtCES Auctioneers: Bill & Todd Moodispaugh Ohio LIC. #s 7693 & 00001 0 7 licensed and bonded in favor of t he St ate of Ohio. Not res ponsible f or accidents or loss ol pro perty. Ann'ouncemen ts day of sale ta ke precedence o f p rinted matter. Te r m s: Cash o r good check with proper 1.0. will be up in case o f bad weather Informati on: (740) 667-0644 or website VII'IAIW.moodis au h.com Tent ;.560;=~~P~I-S:~" ts:·==~~~~O~=~A:t:.to::s·==~ FOR AU~ U)J{ S \1 .1-: Full Stock Boston Terri er 1979 C<ldt1lac Oevi 'le. $650, Puos . Father AKC . Mother 1995 Dodge Grand FUll Stock Shots & Wormed. Caravan. S750 Can S1 (740)368-8743 (740)245-5812 SO Pure bred Border Colhe pups Imported bloodlines. worK1ng parents. 1 shots & wormed . Calt (740)379· 9110. I\'•UI1l~' fnr ~~ Crilkal Liilllc.rl 'ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS $25.00 per month! Th~ Daily Sentinel 992~2155 1993 Martrn 01 US Gurtar.made. t984 automatiC. se ats and arr Strat. cond1110n. buclo;et sunroof Fender power W JnCiow~ cd t \ll\1 , , 1'1'1 11-' pla~· er: new t118s 72.000 actua l mr es 53.600 .00 \\. 11\I·SIO( 1\. (740)992-373'= r Lii'FS tllCK S1d111~ -1.5771 ~~ J~ COMMERCIAL and RESIDENT IAL Hours . 7:00AM-8 :00PM FREE ESTIMATES A I'L'\l)l11(• Plca'!ian t \ ALi, Tti~ TIME. l140J 985·4180 After 6pm · ~ .._ +~'! (Belore 6pm .;~ ~- <J: leave Mes!og&) .- r " ..·>·~·J ... 740·992-7599 BARNEY THAR !! I ' VE PLANNED TH' PERFECT U ' L GETAWAY!! TF · Birthday parties - Fami ly t::at~E.R. II£ FROI>\ Dlt-1\W.~ Comedy Magic- Skits- Gospel illusions Balloons & Face painting .\Ait.ot P' GLE., C.I-\IEF, Wf\1\1 t>l t;J I DO z ~ ""l ronandtrix 1'tz, msn. com ""l ~ ~'(00- C/>.1-1-EA\ Dlfo.lt-IE~ I~ i'\OT "' '" m '{OU 1-&1>-\t-\ 1t MIJE .....,___, t-IEIJEK &Et.\ :>0 EM.5P.JlAA':);)(t;J! 740-99 2- 1747 1 0 1~ email- ~uw.: ~~~ LffiGE_I S! '\ 's Fl )!{ S.-\I.E r THE BORN LOSER 1 Festivals - Business promotions etc ,_,II.J J fl7~-·H-& II Mrtsub1shi 2001 suv L1m1ted Edrt,or' alt ledlt11?r sun roof. one owner, 59 000, miles. $12 900 i740J<!t.64467 or (910)297-7805 1989 Ford Dully 0 1esel G KA I ~ S5 500. 7401445-7600 · i 991 Eagle Prern,er n1ce. Groun'ct Ear Cor1 your 51 .000. 1740)446-7600 , sacks (304)675-2 443 after 1997 Burck; leSahre 54 ,500. s·oo em (740,14-16- 71500 1997 Bonr·9vtile-s·aro $4.500 , Round bale hay last yr S5 (7 40 )446-7600 2nd cut thrs yr $ 16 Ph one (740)445-7787 1992 S1lverado snortb ed . I \\\\ &. {, \IWI ' I l) r II', loaded S<1 000 1989 Silverado extw1ded cab . Power Kmg trac1or wrth loaded 54 600 1998 Olds 'lydrau trcs mower snow 88 "leejs rn::;ror wor~. ~ ade and plow rew 16 HP loaded 52 200 P hOne K:hoter motor $ 1.500 00 evtY•1ng 1740,G!:l2-751:1 (740)992·1493 Self-Storage" ~=======~ r 93 Columbus Rd . 740·592-2 497 ~~~ High &Dry Self-Storage •« ~-------" I 2004 Dodge ·oJ~o ta va . 6,500 m11es r:re'w cab, 71 0 Al Tt l'l $2 2 500 . rtJ04 Ford 1OR S AI.F Mus tang S14 ,500 P40i256-Y197 _ _ __ S500 1 Honda s Chevy's, Jeeps Ect Pot1ce 91 Chev; s: S1 .500 Impounds' Cars lrom $500 (740!256·6507 lor IISirngs 800-39 1-5227 Fora F·150 XL "-'u. up 2003 EX f 3901 under warrant 1 ~ i\00 rmles a 7 Dodge PICk up $650 00 PS PB A ~. i / 40 )446 9287 ,'7<101992- 1493 ll " " 740-992·5232 ~·) '' ' /.( ~ 11 t ! ~ ,.., .,•• r f, · { ~~~.•- r 13 or 7-HJ-tJL) ~-):~:u ' " /( · \lrKk·l Sa I• 1rlt·•· ,,,. ~,., ., 11M SORR'(, MA1AM ..THAT'S · TWENW-FIVE DOLLARS FOR 6LOVES ?! A PAIR OF MORE n.IAN COULD I MA'(BE BU'< Jli5T A THUM3? I CAN AJ:FORD... HAWKINS TAXIDERMY 137 S. 5th A•·enue \liddleport. OH SUNSHINE CLUB 1740 ) 992-7533 I Oifa 01·rr 17 r rar.\ WHY .SO I . Xpl' fit' II Ci' GU..M .fRAS.J? I 740-742-20 76 ."l~in. { ur. \\rap f1E.RE. HE COMES' Su11. C\t)',L'd Sll 3.25 LmgHil ll', Oil ~!'741 (1[ 11 ,-ia A. Ft. T U!<. ! I X:.\0- \~ hHl J 16 .. 5 h cirh & JENNY CRUS'! ON PEANUTS- Bn: nt ll!' Blnll \\'ll<dC\ .\1-hi .~:.111-5:1/tl OJ•• e r' s 0"'"' r SilO I) .: ~ /(' Athens MY St. Rt. 6X I Dar\\ 111. 011 U("S /od , i• tfJ \at. r.'Y HA.o;.. " Lt BUT AU.I-JE <nW TP<..I< ABOVT 1 M£T 11-\IS GUY AlnlE. BUS STATOO 1-"rt'e=.t . . I llthi.1 Jor on)y HIS LA1E IIJIFt I LAST NIGHT :ft.J5.1)() II 2003 Suzuki RM125 L1ke new cond11i0n. SJ UOO OBO GARFIELD r.aiT>tu~;;.;;;;.;;H:;:;t;;.!1;;;1!;;;·,;;.;;;;.;;;;; NORRIS NORTHUP DODGE ~AN'TA Ci-AU5 KNOW5 IF YOU'RE C$00(7 252 Upper River Road • Gallipolis 7 40-446-0842 • 949-115 5 Eveni ngs ~-·1·;'1;;1 ,; '.0Riii01i\,j,.E;i\1ii~--~-·t;IS_.J ! BUT t:IOES HE KNOW I'M 17ANC:.E:ROU5? OR BAD I BASEMENT WAT ERPROOF tNG l'nlt't.·~..,i ng mapiewe1(1d l ake Campgfl1und • '-l.innl'tl • Cut • \I rop pctl • "IHIIIJil'l' ."--ltll\il),\1' \ladl' • ( :llllll..,ih.' ' .Ciassifi e <;l s ! I l.ocu.11. Oak .\Ia pie $./5 /Jf!!il't'red II ill Slack J)t•rr Shop the • J fh~W t~tl d Uncondrtronw tJ!eru--.-,e guarantee Local references lurmshed. Establrshed 117·J Call 24 Hr<; o740 1 4J60870 , Roge·s Bas~rTio>nt Water proofing \1oilahll' . 7~11-'J4'1- 27.q I ROBERT BISSEll CONSTRUCTION · New Homes • Garages • Complete Remodeling GRIZZWELLS cord 24 Twice Dt 25 Agent's take 26 Island otf Italy 28 Rover's planel 32 Pas toral &po t 33 Watch l ace 34 A Maverick brother 3S Olf-road DOWN walkway support 22 Pearly 48 Luau whites 23 IntertWine 49 Fiberglass bundle strings Eggs 2 River tamer 24 Like Bogarrs 3 Yale athlete 4 Rod Sea l alcon peninsula 25 Blemish 5 Implore 27 Kind of 6 Mount ain camp 53 Consumed 55 -by ')lyse\1 ,86''4udl!ace 29 Hop out 57 Sugar amt. pass magazine of bed 30 Sum up 7 Asimov enr e ~o~tone hy h.) 8 50 Te<:h 31 Dance move 36 Apply caulk 9 Adroit 10 Comm o- 38 Main road 44 Yummy pie - 46 Tools for deal ti ons duels 40· Playground 12 Swallowed 39 Clinch a CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos Ce!ebll!y C1poo1cryptogra1115 are createo 11om QumatiQflS ~ famc:~:s tl89l)le pa;r arr.i orne!lt Eacr rn me ooner SlaoOs 'or ano111er Today's clue· G eouals C 1e~er R VL pL •· V L R C OXVR RIN D N0 H - Z L R R L H C5 E V NT L . " FNOS X, NS GVHKMRNTVLH G0 HL 1. K M L ND E LCRV HL L J L . - 'lllrlhd!IY: C1rcumstances scree ned from the v1ew of others are likely to develop in the year ahead that wtll Q1119 you opportunrttes to make your mark tn the world What occurs w111 re ma1n a mystery to o ntool< e<S SAG ITTARIUS (Nov 23-0ec. 21) - You hav_e th e ble ssed abillly today to see ro~es rn tne garden ol possibi lity where others merely see weeds. This is what enables you to caprtalrze 011 ma ny opportunities others lend to overlook. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22- Jan . 19) -Today. your tudgment IS acutely attuned. whrch w1il enable you to accura tely asses s SJI U· ati9ns and master dittrcu tt de11e1opmen1s You'll know when 10 push hard and when to back ott. ' AQUARIU S (Ja n 20 -Feb 19), Although your aoslr es to gratrfy your par· sonal amb1t1ons may be stronger than usual today. they w1 ll serve to tnsptre you 10 conduct yourself 1n ways that can only be -a pplauded. PISCES (Feb 20-Ma rc h 201 lnvolvernent s that requ1re a collectrve effort appear lc be your strong ost areas tor success today You 'll l rl better rn these types ol team situations tnan you will fly ing solo ARIES (March 21-A.prrt 19) - You could be in lor a pleasant surp nse today when you drscl3ver a JOb you're ta~1ng on that you th oug ht was go1ng to be d1ff1cult to manage actually turns oul to tie a p1ece of cake. TAURUS (Apnl 20·May 201 Don't make thi S an a ll-work-a nd ·no~ play day. Get your ..must do" projects out ol th e way early on so that you will end up w1lh plen ty of free 11me tor some enjoyable pursuiTS w1th fr rends GEMINI (May 21- JtJn e 201- 11 behoo11es you today to be able to d1 scern be tween c111ictsm and construct1ve sugges11ons Someone who cares a great deal lor you may try to otter you helplul counsel you · truly need (Jun e 21 . July 221 C ANCER Temporarily snetve yo ur mundane .nter· ests today and tocus on doing for those you love. The pt~rson who 1s closest to your heart deserve s the lion's share ot your tiine and a11ention . LEO (Juty 23-Aug. 22) - Unselt1 snness will · be your greatest motJIIator Today Focus on what you'd like to do lor otners and you'll find way s to acQuire greater material acQUISI1ion and bring securil)' for all. VIRGO (Aug . 23-Se pt 22) - Use a tan· g ible to ken to express your affectiOn today to "omeone who means a lot To you It doesn't nave to be anything large or flamboyant. just that which comes • straignt !rom tne heart . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Just when you thovght that not:?odv cared about you this could be one ot those days where persons you've helped In tne put will tlnd weys to do sometn lng nice for you tooay rn return . SCORPIO (Oc!. 24-Noll. 22 ) - :.'our entnuslaam is fa r more cont•g lous todl'l' than any so ur moment• you might e:orpe· rience You shouldn 't hAI<'ft any dlffleulty 1n gettlnQ ot1'1er1 to tupport your ldeat or 1Ci2004 by NEA. 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( -~j) I • �Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel Prep Scoreboard High School Football While three teams go for repeat, McKinley goes nowhere COLUMBUS (AP) - Three tewm shoot for their 'econd consecutive titk whik Canton McKinky i' out to prove there\ no place 4uitc like nome. Those are the two hi!!!!est story lines at this wcckcrlll's 33rd annual Ohio high ~chool football champion-.hips at Massillon's Paul Bmwn Tiger Stadium and Canton\ Fawcett Stadium. Avon Lake in Dil'i-.ion II. Cleveland Benedictine in Ill and Ver,ai lleo; in lV arc out to defend their titles. T11 entytwo schools have· \von two playotf crowns in a row. so it\ not as if the three team-. that lifted the champion'ihip trophies . a year ago art' in uncharted territorv. Avon Lake's Short'mcn ( 140. ranked No. I in the final regular sea>Oll A;,,ociated Press poll. has won ib last ~9 games, includin~ :1 )J-1-1 wi1i over Tallmadge In la>t week\ state semifinal!>. Next up is Columbus Brookhaven ( 1-10). ranked No. 2, in the poll and making its fi1·,t appearance at the fimJls. Benedictine ( 11 -.\l cmened and closed its re~ular sea>Oil with losses. but the Bengal' Friday, December 3, 200.. www. mydailysentinel.com have been at their best in the pO!>l,eao;on. winning hy an al'eragc -.wrc or J~ - 1 ~. Their opponent 11 ill he St. Marys MenH>rial (I ~ - 1) which is reliving a gloriou> past with its first appearance in a title game -.incc 199.\. Vcr-.ailb ( 11 -3) is an old hand at playing in big games - thi-. i' the Tiger'· ninth trip to the linal>. including -;ix 'tate cha11IpicHl!>hip,. They will take on Youngo;town Cardinal Moonc1 d 1-:2 ). which also ha> a iii-.tory of success but won it-. fuunh and most recent title in 1987. In the big-school division. who knew - that McKinley's road to the state tinals would take them .. . hack to their own locker room'' McKinley takes on topranked Cincinnati Colerain on ih home field. Fawcett Stadium. in Saturday night's show dm1 n. "The conte>l ha' been scheduled there for some time. ticket> have been sold and allocatccl and changing venues at this point in time will not worl-. logistically," said l'Ommissioner Dan Ross of the sanctioning Ohio High School Athletic Association . Colerain has been aware of the possibility of playin& in decidedly unfriendly contmcs and it)oked at it as just another obstacle to a championship. "The location certainly could be a factor, but what can you do?" athletic 'director Dan Moody told The Cincinnati Enquirer. "We won't use it as a crutch." Nothing else has shaken Colerain this year. Only one team has scored more than two touchdowns against the Cardinals- and West Chester Lakota West lost that game by ~q points. In the postseason, they have walloped Cincinnati Elder 38-3, Centerville 35-0, Cincinnati Moeller 34-6 and Worthington Kilbourne 34-3. The Division V opponents, St. Henry ( 13-1 ) and No. !ranked Amanda-Clearcreek (1-1-0). have storied ·pasts in the state finals. St. Henry is chasing its founh title, but first since 1995, while the Aces are goin~ for their third championship after winning back-tobark 111 1999 and 2000. In Division VI, Dola Hardin Northern (I J-1) takes on Norwalk St. Paul ( 12-2), with the winner claiming its first playoff title. NASCA A • Switching crew a big gamble for Earnhardt NEW YORK (AP) - Dale Earnhardt Jr. thought about the future and knew he needed a ch<tnge. That's why NASCAR\ most popular driver will go into next season with an new crew fnr his No. 8 Chevrolet de,pite winning a career' best six races and finishing fifth in the point> in 2004. · ''l gueS!>. it's a big gamble in a way." Earnhardt 'aid Thur,day during one of the many press events leading up to Friday night's postseason awards ceremony. Dale Earnhardt Inc .. announced a clay carli- er that Junior's 1,1ngtime crew chieL Tony Eury. has been promoted to director of competition. and car chief Tony Eury Jr. will become the crew chief for the No. 15 DEI entry driven by Michael Waltrip. Waltrip·, crew is moving en mass to Earnhardt's car. and the younge r Eury. who is Earnhardt\ cousin . .will, take the rest of the crew from the No. 8 Monte Carlo with him. That's a hig move for Earnhardt. who won Bu,ch Series title> with the Eurys in I998 and '99 and brought them 1\ ith him to the Cup S\!ries in 2000. lo141o4 W'rtlt Buici loury Au Styfet 5300 V·B Pow or, I 7" Al.......mWheels, HD Troiloring Pad!age BRAND NEW 2004 BUICK RANIER ALL WHEEL DRIVE SUV BRAND NEW 2004 CHEVY AVALANCHE 171 414 Nelsonville-York 49, Meigs 43 Nels-York 11 11 12 15 49 Me1gs 13 8 9 13 43 NELSONVILLE-YORK (2·2, 1·0) Kayle1gh Bunting I 0·0 2. L1sa Meade 5 2· 3 12. Megan Edwards 4 0·2 8, Sara Higg1ns 3 1·2 7, Jordan Bateman 1 2·2 5. Wh1tney Maiden 6 3-4 15. TOTALS- 20 8· 13 49 MEIGS [1·3, <H) - Cayla Lee 0 0·0 0, Renee Bailey 2 3-4 7, Joey Haning 4 1·2 9. Justine Dowler 4 2·2 10, Sam Pierce 4 5·7 14, Angel Harter 0 0·0 0, Meg Clelland 1 0· 0 3, Brittany Hysell 0 0·0 0. TOTAlS - 15 11-15 43. Three-point goals: NY - 1 (Baleman), M - 2 (Pierce. Clelland) . Trimble 70, Eastern 43 Eastern 7 4 16 16 43 Trimble 12 22 21 15 70 EASTERN (1·2, 0·1)- Katie Hayman 1 0·0 2, Krista White 1 0·0 2, Amber Willbarger 0 Q.O 0, Cassie Nutter 1 0-0 3, Morgan Werry 0 0·0 0, Morgan Weber 6 9· 11 21 , Erin Weber 2 0-0 4, Janna Hupp 0 0·0 0. Jessie Hupp 2 1·2 5, Jen Hayman 2 2· 7 6. TOTALS - 15 12·20 43. TRIMBLE (3·0, 1-0) - Julie Trace 5 2·2 12, Alicia Andrews 1 0·1 2, Hannah Faires 1 0·0 2. Jennifer Grandy 16 7·11 43, Allie Jago 1 0·0 2. Cam Woodgerd 2 0·0 5, Tabby Jenkins 2 0·0 4. TOTALS- 28 9·14 70. 3·point goals- E 1 (N utter), T 5 (Grandy 4, Woodgerd) . Waterford 53, Southern 33 Waterford 11 17 12 13 53 16 5 33 Southern 6 6 WATERFORD - Haley Drayer 4 2·2 10, Bethany Amnne 2 1·3 6, Chanlal Kern 1 0· 1 2, Lauren Greene 2 3·6 8, Robin Arnold 1 0·0 2, Tiffany Wallace 1 6·8 .8. Johanna Pottmeyer 0 0·0 0. Hope King 6 5·8 17. SOUTHERN - Whitney Riffle t 0·0 2, Brooke Kiser 4 2·2 11 , Kasie Sellers 1 0·0 3. Linda Eddy o 0·0 o. Ashley Roush 2 0·0 5, Joanne Pickens 3 1-2 7, Kristiina Williams 2 0·0 5, Jordan Neigler 0 0·2 0. 3·p01nt goals -Waterford 0, Southern 4 (Kiser. Sellers. Roush , Williams) . Ohio High School Girls Basketball Thursday 's Results Akr. Centrai·Hower 43, Akr. E. 35 Akr. Ellet 6 I , Akr. N. 21 Akr. Elms 5 1, Hudson WRA 41 Independent Akr. Ftrestone 25, Akr. Kenmore 11 Akr. Garileld 53, Akr. Buchtel 39 Akr. Manchester 61 , Akr. Coventry 32 Anna 49. Houston 28 Archbold 69 . L1berty Center 29 Barnesv1lle 59. Caldwell 51 Bascom Hopewell-Loudon 65, Bellsv1lle 18 Batav1a 25 . Felic1ty 16 Bellatre St John's 60, Beallsville 53 Bellbrook 70. Milton-Union 53 Belpre 66 . Albany Alexander 40 Berlin Hiland 78, Tuscarawas Cent . • Cath . 22 Bethel -Tate 43 , New Richm ond 41 Blullton 87 . Ada 32 Brookville 44. Carli sle 15 Bryan 48 , Edg•rlon 43 Ca n S. 38 . Massillon Tu slaw 35 Cardm glon·Lincoln 56, Mt. Gilead 22 Carey 70. Attica Seneca E. 38 Cas stown Miami E. 59. Bellefontaine Ben,amtn Lo gan 45 Cm Clark Montessori 63, Cin . Jacobs 21 Cm Co untry Day 57, Hamillon New M1am137 Cm McAuley 45. Cin . Mercy 33 Cm Mt. Notre Dame 59 , Cin. Ursuline 52 Cin. St. Ursula 62, Seton 36 Cin . TaN 50, Cin. Mt. Healthy 49 Circleville 26, Amanda·Ciearcreek t 7 Cle. St. Joseph 58, Bedford Chanel 38 Cle. VASJ 68, Euclid 56 Coldwater 7'9, Rockford Parkway 23 Cols. Brookhaven 69, Cols. Centennial 47 Cols. E. 83, Cols. S. 40 Cols. Hamilton Twp. 67 , Whitehall· Yearling 65, OT Cols. School for Girls 43. W. Jefferson 39 Cols. Tree of life 42, Delaware Christian 26 Columbus Grove 70. Van Wert Lincolnview 44 • • Dixie 33 Milford Center Fairbanks 81, Llnia Temple Christian 19 Miller City 54, Lima Cent. Cath. 35 ' Millersburg W. Holflles 55, Wooster 4$ Minster 50, New Bremen 38 N . Lewisburg Triad 65, Spring. Call\, Cent. 46 • Navarre Fairless 40, E. Can 34 • Nelsonville-York 49, Pomeroy Meigs 45 New London 48, Greenwich S. Cent. ~ New Madison Tri·Village 54, Newton 27 New Paris National Trail 51, Lewisbur; Tri·County North 22 New Riegel 69, N. Baltimore 26 ~ Norlhwood 63, Genoa 57 Old Washington Buckeye Trail 57: Sarahsville Shenandoah 46 ~ Ottawa-Glandorf 59, Wapakoneta 36 ; · Oxford Talawanda 77, Day. Stebbins 3a Pandora·Gilboa 51, Vanlue 34 ~· Plain City Jonathan Alder 67, Newa(fl Licking Valley 44 Preble Shawnee 45. Eaton 41 Richmond Edison 55, Steubenville 46 ·; S. Charleston SE 54, Mechanicsbul'f 43 Shadyside 58, Toronto 39 Sparta Highland 58, Richwood N. • Union 45 Spencerville 56, Delphos Jefferson 51: Spring. Kenton Ridge 102, St. Parle Graham 55 Spring. 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