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50 CENTS • Vol. 119, No. 185 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2011 www.mydailyregister.com Paving set POINT PLEASANT — 10th Annual Mothman Festival starts today Point Pleasant Mayor Brian Billings recently BY HOPE ROUSH mark the festival’s 10th Pictured are little announced that Myers [email protected] anniversary, and several Mothman stuffed animals, Paving was awarded the events are on tap. A vari- which were sold during bid to resurface Poplar POINT PLEASANT — ety of activities, entertain- one of the past Mothman St. from the intersection The small river communi- ment and events are Festivals. Mothman mer- of Kanawha St. and ty of Point Pleasant is scheduled to make this Camden Ave. to the rail- chandise along with known as the home of one year’s event the best yet. many events, activities road crossing. mysterious, legendary Festival action will get Resurfacing will take and entertainment will be creature. under way this evening featured at this yearʼs place from 7 a.m.-1 p.m. The creature, deemed with the Fourth Annual Monday, Sept. 19. “Mothman,” will be cele- festival, slated to begin Miss Mothman Festival today and run through brated this weekend in Pageant. The event cur- downtown Point Pleasant Sunday in downtown CEOS with a special festival. Point Pleasant. Yard Sale set This year’s event will See Mothman, A2 (File photo) POINT PLEASANT — The Community Educational Outreach National Back To Service (CEOS) will hold Church Sunday a yard sale fundraiser on Logan, W.Va.’s Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr. Saturday, Sept. 17 at the spreads to area homes of Betty Farmer and Catherine Yauger, takes it all on ‘Talent’ churches located at 2509 and 2511 Jefferson Ave. The sale BY ANNA MARIE will run from 8 a.m.-2 HARTENBACH p.m. [email protected] The funds from the sale will go towards the sup- OHIO VALLEY — As port of many outreach part of a national move- programs. Currently ment in churches across CEOS members provide America, some area crafts and entertainment churches are joining the for residents at the Point growing initiative to Pleasant Nursing and reach out to those who Rehabilitation Center; don’t regularly attend donate items to the Mason church. County Homeless Shelter; Since it began in 2009, make Boo Boo Bears for National Back To Church the Mason County Health Sunday has gained a Deparmtnet; and promote strong presence across literacy at area schools. the nation with 10,000 Funds also will enable the churches expected to par- Pleasant CEOS Club to ticipate this year, accord- co-sponsor the Success ing to a recent release. Maker Program, which With church members focuses on literacy and inviting more than 1.4 math skills for all stu- Photo courtesy of NBC million family members, dents, at Beale Landau Eugene Murphy, Jr. hugs host Nick Cannon after being named the winner of this seasonʼs friends, neighbors and Elementary School. Americaʼs Got Talent. Dance group The Silhouettes came in second place. co-workers to special ser- NEW YORK (AP) — for just believing in me,” Logan, W.Va., wins $1 Arvada, Colo., who use vices last year and more Landau Eugene Murphy, he said upon hearing his million and a Las Vegas shadow dancing to illus- than 3 million since its Jr., won’t be washing name announced at the headlining contract. trate music. This enor- inception, National Back OBITUARIES cars again — unless end of the NBC talent With his rich voice and mous group, more than To Church Sunday has they’re his own. competition. mild-mannered persona, three dozen strong rang- seen increased success. Page A2 The event started in • Samuel R. Henson The soulful vocalist “It’s been a long, hard Murphy had been a ing in age from 3 to 19 who once supported journey,” he went on, favorite of the judges and years old, had charmed response to a survey of • Merble Cleo Runyon himself by washing cars barely holding back his the audience all season. the audience with its 15,000 adults in the U.S., at an auto dealership tears as the audience He beat three other final- visual effects. which showed that 67 • Samuel Clyde Williams sang his way to victory roared, “ever since I was ists on the season-ending Moments earlier, the percent of Americans on Wednesday on a kid. And it’s finally telecast. They included other two acts had been would visit a church if “America’s Got Talent.” paying off.” The Silhouettes, a troupe they received a personal EATHER “Thank you so much Murphy, a native of of youngsters from invitation from a family W See Talent, A2 member. If invited by a friend or neighbor, 63 percent said they would attend a service, accord- ing to the release. Bridge of Honor hazard: PD puts brakes on speeding Locally, churches spanning Ohio and West BY BETH SERGENT bridge yesterday and ment has also been in near the ramp, including Virginia are uniting with [email protected] clocked the speed of cars contact with the Mason one where a vehicle exit- the cause. entering Pomeroy. Police Department which ing off the bridge ran into The hope is to reach POMEROY, Ohio — Proffitt then relayed the is seeing the same, speed- an opposite lane of out to anyone in the area Most motorists who trav- major offenders to an ing problem on the other oncoming traffic and that doesn’t have a el the Bridge of Honor officer waiting at the foot side of the bridge. Proffitt jumped the retaining church, said Laura High: 64 from Pomeroy, Ohio to of the bridge who then said it was his under- wall, ending up in a ditch. Low: 45 Lewis, Office Manager at Mason have had that flagged the vehicle to the standing Mason PD Proffitt said if cars aren’t Church of Christ in tense moment when they side of the road. would be doing a similar made to slow down on the Christian Union, 2173 wonder if oncoming cars In most cases, Proffitt target enforcement at bridge, it’s only a matter Eastern Avenue, INDEX traveling from the West said warnings were given some time in the future. of time before someone Gallipolis. Virginia side are going to 2 SECTIONS — 12 PAGES though by 1:30 p.m., at The Pomeroy Police else gets even more seri- “We think Jesus makes be able to slow down in least three tickets for Department actually has ously injured. a difference in people’s Classifieds B6-7 time to make the turn speeding had also been jurisdiction to patrol the At least on Wednesday, lives and we would like Comics B5 when exiting the bridge. issued in addition to entire bridge so even if a just the presence of to have the opportunity to Speeding across the around 15 warnings. speeder begins in Ohio, a the Pomeroy Police introduce more people to Editorials A4 Bridge of Honor has Proffitt said the fastest Pomeroy officer can Department seemed to be him,” Lewis said. Sports B Section become enough of a speed clocked between chase them to the West slowing down traffic in The church, which reg- problem the Pomeroy 10 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Virginia side. Still, for the area. Proffitt said his ularly has a morning © 2011 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Police Department began yesterday was 54 mph now, Pomeroy is focusing department will continue worship, Sunday school a target enforcement across a 35 mph bridge. on the ramp leading down to target the area for and Wednesday evening effort of the area That person definitely got into the village. Proffitt speeding based upon the classes, a Solid Rock Wednesday. Chief Mark a speeding ticket. said there have been at number of crashes and E. Proffitt waited on the Proffitt said his depart- least three serious crashes complaints. See Church, A2 Friday, September 16, 2011 www.mydailyregister.com Point Pleasant Register • Page A2 Obituaries Mothman Mason County Forecast From Page A1 Friday: Mostly sunny, sunny, with a high near Samuel R. Henson rently serves as the largest open pageant in the state of with a high near 64. 78. West Virginia. Young ladies from the local community, Northeast wind between Monday Night: Samuel R. Henson, 28, of Point Pleasant, went to be tri-county area as well as other states are slated to 3 and 7 mph. Mostly cloudy, with a with his Savior on Thursday, September 15, 2011, compete. The pageant will begin at 5 p.m. at the Friday Night: Partly low around 57. after a long battle with Cystic Fibrosis. In addition he Point Pleasant Riverfront Park. (For more informa- cloudy, with a low Tuesday: A chance of was born with Spina Bifida. His liver began to shut tion on the pageant, see related story on the inside of around 45. East wind showers. Partly sunny, down in August and ended his life. He was preceded today’s Point Pleasant Register). During the pageant, between 3 and 6 mph. with a high near 76. in death by his twin brother Leslie Todd Hanson, Jr., several vendors will be set up, as well. Saturday: Mostly Chance of precipitation and maternal grandfather Richard C. Ringle, both of Saturday’s Mothman fun boasts a full schedule. sunny, with a high near is 30 percent. Point Pleasant, W.Va. The day will kick off bright and early with the 72. Tuesday Night: A He is survived by his parents Les and Annette Second Annual Mothman 5K Run/Walk. The 3.1- Saturday Night: chance of showers. Hanson of Point Pleasant; brother, Jacob (Kristy) Mostly clear, with a low Mostly cloudy, with a Hanson, of Point Pleasant; sister, Kayla (Brad) Bird, mile race will begin at 8:30 a.m. on Main St. by the Point Pleasant River Museum and Tu-Endie-Wei around 50. low around 57. Chance of Gallipolis Ferry; nephew, Todd Hanson; nieces, Sunday: Mostly of precipitation is 30 Lilyan Bird and Skyla Hanson; paternal grandparents, State Park. The race course is relatively flat with a few small grades. Those who did not pre-register for sunny, with a high near percent. Larry and Connie Hanson of Fulton, S.D.; and mater- 73. Wednesday: A chance nal grandmother, Arleta Ringle of Point Pleasant. The the event can still sign up as race registration will take place at 7 a.m. adjacent to the start line. At the Sunday Night: Partly of showers. Mostly family wishes to thank the caring staff at Arbors of cloudy, with a low sunny, with a high near Gallipolis for all their loving care of Sam and the sup- conclusion of the race, prizes will be awarded to the around 54. 78. Chance of precipita- port they gave the family. Many went beyond the call top overall male and female finishers as well as age Monday: Mostly tion is 30 percent. of duty to help Sam during his illness. group winners. Age groups are 19 and under; 20-29; Funeral services will be held at Deal Funeral Home 30-39; 40-49; and 50 plus. Door prizes also will be on Saturday, September 17, 2011, at 2 p.m. with drawn following the race. In addition, the first 50 5K Pastor Larry Gray officiating. Burial will follow at entrants will receive commemorative Mothman 5K Local Stocks Forest Hills Cemetery in Flatrock, W.Va. The family T-shirts, while all participants will receive goody will receive visitors two hours prior to the service. bags while supplies last. AEP (NYSE) — 37.64 BBT (NYSE) — 22.5 Following the 5K, the festival will continue with Akzo (NASDAQ) — 46.29 Peoples (NASDAQ) — 10.2 the children’s portion of the Mothman Festival Ashland Inc. (NYSE) — 52.05 Pepsico (NYSE) — 63.22 Deaths Pageant, slated for 11 a.m. at riverfront park. Line Big Lots (NYSE) — 33.26 Premier (NASDAQ) — 5.76 dancing also will take place at 11 a.m. on Main St. Bob Evans (NASDAQ) — 29.67 Rockwell (NYSE) — 60.11 Starting at 1 p.m. by the festival information kiosk, BorgWarner (NYSE) — 69.53 Rocky Brands (NASDAQ) — 11.09 Merble Cleo Runyon festival-goers will have the opportunity to chat with Century Alum (NASDAQ) — 11.5 Royal Dutch Shell — 66.86 Mothman eyewitnesses, Tom Ury, Faye DeWitt and Merble Cleo Runyon, 92, went to be the Lord Sept. Lawrence Gray. Other activities on tap for the day Champion (NASDAQ) — 1.32 Sears Holding (NASDAQ) — 62.24 14, 2011 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. include karaoke with DJ Nick Scott, post office steps; Charming Shoppes (NASDAQ) — 2.94 Wal-Mart (NYSE) — 52.51 Funeral services will be 1 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 17 at rock wall climbing with the West Virginia National City Holding (NASDAQ) — 29.87 Wendy’s (NYSE) — 4.97 the Foglesong-Roush Funeral Home, with Rev. Guard, riverfront park; Men in Black Dunking Collins (NYSE) — 52.14 WesBanco (NYSE) — 18.65 Annette Carper officiating. Friends may call one hour Booth; and Mothman Cornhole. The festival favorite, DuPont (NYSE) — 46.48 Worthington (NYSE) — 15.14 prior to the service. Burial will follow at the Kirkland Mothman Pancakes, will be sold throughout the day US Bank (NYSE) — 24.05 Daily stock reports are the 4 p.m. ET Memorial Gardens in Point Pleasant. as well. Gen Electric (NYSE) — 16.08 closing quotes of transactions for The festival will continue Saturday evening with Harley-Davidson (NYSE) — 37.63 September 15, 2011, provided by Samuel Clyde Williams screenings of the films “Eyes of the Mothman” and JP Morgan (NYSE) — 33.81 Edward Jones financial advisors “Mothman Prophecies” at the Historic State Theater Kroger (NYSE) — 22.61 Isaac Mills in Gallipolis at (740) 441- Samuel Clyde Williams, 62, of Pomery, Ohio, on Main St. Screenings will take place at 6 and 9 p.m. Ltd Brands (NYSE) — 39.70 9441 and Lesley Marrero in Point passed away on Wednesday, Sept. 14, 2011 at the Festival fun will continue at the West Virginia State Pleasant Valley Hospital. Farm Museum with the TNT area hayrides. The Norfolk So (NYSE) — 69.72 Pleasant at (304) 674-0174. Graveside services will be held 11 a.m. Monday, hayrides, which begin at 8 p.m., take place in the area OVBC (NASDAQ) — 17.02 Member SIPC. Sept. 19 at the Rocksprings Cemetery in Pomeroy, where the Mothman was said to be the “most active.” Ohio. Guest speaker presentations are slated for Saturday as well. All presentations will take place at the State Church Theater. The current guest speaker schedule includes: Chad Lambert, Mothman Comics creator, 10 a.m.; From Page A1 Talent Joe Clark, Commonwealth Paranormal, 11 a.m.; Cafe and junior church, is holding a spaghetti dinner From Page A1 Alvin Caviness, UFO investigator, Caviness Report; following morning worship to welcome guests and noon; Andy Colvin, author, Mothman Photographer, new members to the church. The church also plans cut. They were teenage rock band PopLyfe from 1 p.m.; Susan Shephard, author/ghost hunter, 2 p.m.; to give a gift to everyone who comes – kids and Oakland, Calif., as well as Team iLuminate, whose Rosemary Guiley, author/investigator, 3 p.m.; and adults, Lewis said. dancing performers equip themselves with wearable Tom Ury, Mothman eyewitness, 4 p.m. With a ministry focused on evangelism and out- wireless lighting systems. Many vendors will be present throughout reach, Rodney Pike Church of God saw the event as Viewers had cast their votes after Tuesday’s perfor- Saturday’s activities. The Mothman Museum also another way to reach out to the community, Leah mance show, when Murphy sang Frank Sinatra’s “My will be open. On Sunday, the festival will continue Bynum, church promotions person said. Way.” with more activities and entertainment. Live music “We just thought this was an awesome national On Wednesday’s broadcast, Murphy performed will be featured on both Saturday and Sunday. This movement and we wanted to be part of it. We’ve “You’re All I Need to Get By” in a duet with Patti year’s scheduled performances include: worked for about two to three months sending out LaBelle. • Saturday — Hillbilly Carnival, 2 p.m., riverfront postcards, and our members were given personal He will headline in Las Vegas at Caesars Palace next park stage; 40 lb. Snapper, 3:30 p.m., riverfront park invite cards to make personal connections,” Bynum month, with the other three finalists also on the bill. stage; Jesse Crawford Band, 5 p.m., riverfront park said. “Our goal is not to make sure that everyone is stage; Packin’ Up, 6:30 p.m., riverfront park stage; coming to Rodney Pike Church of God, but to make Valley Road, 8 p.m., riverfront park stage; Mothman sure that they are going back to church some- State Briefs Band, 8 p.m., farm museum; and Blue Z Band, 9:30 where.” p.m. riverfront park stage. The church, located at 440 St Rt. 850 in Rodney, will have special events in its main sanctuary with • Sunday — Parry Casto, 1 p.m., riverfront park music, a special message with video presentations Mon General hosts open house stage; and Soul of the Machine, 2 p.m., riverfront and special events for the junior church. Following park stage. services, all teens will go bowling and out to eat. at new cancer center For more information on this weekend’s festival, "Our doors are open to everyone! All of us are a visit the Web site, www.mothmanfestival.com. MORGANTOWN, W.Va. (AP) — Mon General bunch of misfits that God fit together!" said Hospital is formally dedicating the new Zelda Stein Rodney Pike Church of God Pastor Ron Bynum. Weiss Cancer Center with an open house. In other action, Pastor Chris Johnson of Since 1990, the hospital has run a cancer awareness Ewington Church of Christ In Christian Union, 137 Mothman 5K set Ewington Rd. in Vinton would also like to welcome and detection program in the benefactor's name, pro- POINT PLEASANT — The second annual Mothman viding low-cost screenings and education to those without a church home for Sunday services. 5K Run/Walk will take place Saturday, Sept. 17 during With churches participating throughout south- Morgantown-area residents. the Mothman Festival. That program also helped Mon General set up two eastern Ohio and West Virginia, visit back- The 5K, slated to begin at 8:30 a.m. by Tu-Endie-Wei tochurch.com or search for it on Facebook to find computer kiosks in the main lobby for visitors who State Park and the Point Pleasant River Museum, is open want to look up health information. Each has a print- out more information about National Back To to serious runners, joggers and walkers. Race registration Church Sunday. er and phone, plus information from the American will take place at 7 a.m. Cancer Society. prior to the event. The hospital is also celebrating the grand opening Applications are now of its new infusion center for outpatients Thursday. available online at It features six private and two semi-private treat- www.tristateracer.com or ment rooms, plus a dictation room for doctors and via e-mail request to moth- space for private patient consultations. [email protected]. Oncology services director Ellison Ponzurick says Applications also are avail- the infusion center is airy, quiet and calming. able at the Ohio Valley Bank Point Pleasant Branch, Point Pleasant Films about 2 W.Va. state parks Register office and Pleasant Valley Wellness among finalists Center. The first 50 CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) — Films made about entrants will receive T- two West Virginia state parks are finalists in a nation- shirts. al filmmaking competition. 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Charlene leads pastor conferences love for Him and won- Hamrick Hatton was in different parts of the dered how profoundly assigned by Bishop world on one of his trips am I convinced that God Ernest S. Lyght and to western Africa a few is not only the “Supreme District Superintendent, years ago. We co-led Blesser” but is Himself Dr. Mark Connor of the conferences over the the “Supreme Blessing.” West Virginia United course of a week in vari- I wondered if I could Methodist Conference to ous places and met a truly echo Psalm 73:25- Heights United Methodist great many people, sever- 26, “Whom have I in Church, 2016 North al of whom were deeply heaven but You? And Main Street, as a full-time hungry for more of God Thom Mollohan earth has nothing I desire pastor on July 1. Rev. in their lives. besides You. My flesh Hatton is from Hundred, While working for and my heart may fail, where she previously awhile at one pastor reject this “Christian but God is the strength of served as pastor for the training site, my friend way” and then stormed my heart and my portion past four years. She also and I met a young out without harming her forever.” served five assignments woman named Halimar. physically, she felt that I appreciated the previous to that appoint- Even though the confer- she was not safe in stay- power in this woman’s ment. Since 1997 she has ence we led was techni- ing at her parents’ home. genuine devotion to God served as pastor, teacher, cally for pastors, Halimar She left the next morning and sensed that she evangelist and prophet. wanted very much to to go stay with a indeed grasped, at least Rev. Hatton is a true attend and listen since Christian friend on the in part, the treasure that West Virginian, who was what we were teaching other side of the city. relationship with God born and grew up a coal largely revolved around Over the next several through Jesus truly is. miner’s daughter. She the urgency of cultivating weeks she attempted to Now I wonder if we as attended West Virginia one’s relationship with return home, but her hus- Christians in more privi- Schools and graduated God. band would not speak to leged places in the world from West Virginia After we had been her nor allow her to see are truly grasping it. If Wesleyan with a degree in there a few days, we both the children. Weeks so, what joy and peace Christian Education and noted Halimar’s deep became months and, as must be filling our expe- also holds a degree in love for the things of God of our visit, those months rience! Medical Transcription. Rev. Charlene Hamrick Hatton and so we asked the site amounted to a year and a If we are not grasping She attended Bluefield director about her histo- half. She continued to be it, then let us consider State College where she Harrison County, and tice food preservation. ry. He shared with us that denied visits with her how truly wonderful is continued working on her Jennifer Hamrick Barker, She loves the outdoors Halimar had come from a children and was not God’s love for us. Let us masters. She completed Braxton County, and one and likes to camp, fish, wealthy Muslim family given any form of sup- allow Him to wash us in her course of studies at son, Jerame Hamrick, hike and boat. in a “Muslim only” part port for her own material that love, prying from Duke University in Wetzel County. She has Heights United of the city. One night, needs. our fingers if necessary Durham, NC. five grandchildren. Methodist Church is after a friend of hers had Nevertheless, during those cheap counterfeits Rev. Hatton has She sings and plays glad to have her. She is shared with her about our short stay in her city, and imposters that have three grown children: several musical instru- an old-time type of Jesus, Halimar chose to she sang joyfully from promised to bring us joy two daughters, Jaquita ments. She loves to preacher and is a wel- receive Jesus as her Lord her heart her praise and and peace but have utter- Hamrick Butcher, cook, garden and prac- comed by the church. and Savior. thanksgiving for God’s ly failed. Let us realize When her husband love and goodness. In our only He can grant us true heard about what she had brief conversations with joy and peace. PPHS Class of ‘72 planning Community Cantata practice done, he literally threw her we noted her faithful- “The works of His her out of the house (not ness even in the face of hands are faithful and meeting ADDISON, Ohio — The Tri-County even allowing her two such severe rejection. I just; all His precepts are POINT PLEASANT — The Point Community Christmas Cantata prac- small daughters to say thought that it seemed trustworthy. They are Pleasant High School Class of 1972 tices will take place every Tuesday goodbye). Not knowing rare to find such true steadfast for ever and reunion planning meeting will take from 7-9 p.m. at Addison Freewill what else could be done, devotion and love for ever, done in faithfulness place 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20 at the Baptist Church. The cantata will fea- Halimar went to her par- God even when there and uprightness. He pro- Mason County Health Department. All ture a drama, spirit-filled worship and ents’ house. Her parents, was so much less to lose. vided redemption for His ‘72 class members are welcome to a 1940s big band. Musicians, singers particularly her father, Halimar was now a people; He ordained His attend. For more information, visit the and actors are needed. were outraged. When her pauper, having to work covenant forever – holy Point Pleasant High School Class of For more information, call 304-882- husband came to see if he very difficult and menial and awesome is His 1972 Facebook page. 3687, 304-675-4375 or 740-367-0630. could talk her out of jobs to earn what little name” (Psalm 111:7-9). “being a Christian”, her she could for food. father met the man out- Though clearly a (Thom Mollohan and side and, audible through refined and intelligent his family have minis- Calendar of Events an open window, said to lady, she was now an tered in southern Ohio Email items to [email protected] him, “You know that you embarrassment for her the past 16 years. He is must now kill her.” “Kill parents. Though very the pastor of Pathway her?” her husband asked. much in love with her Community Church and Reunions Community Center. side entrance. Closed dis- the author of The Fairy Country, bluegrass and cussion. “Yes, you must kill my husband and desperate- • The Higginbotham daughter.” And Halimar’s ly aching to see her chil- Tale Parables. He may gospel music will be fea- POMEROY, Ohio — AA father let the man enter be reached for comments Family Reunion will be tured. meting, 8 p.m., Sacred dren, she was an outcast held Sunday, Sept. 18 at the house. or questions by email at GALLIPOLIS, Ohio - AA Heart Catholic Church, from her family, utterly the Southside Community Although her husband rejected by those called pastorthom@pathway- Center. A pot-luck meal meeting, 8 p.m., St. located at 161 Mulberry only shouted at her to her family. gallipolis.com). wil be served at noon. Peterʼs Episcopal Church, Ave. Closed big book located at 541 Second study. Please bring a dish to American Legion Fall Bazaar set Anyone interested in share. Questions? Call Ave. Open lead meeting. SUNDAY, SEPT. 18 renting a table space 304-675-2994. SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 POMEROY, Ohio — AA picnic set MASON — The Town should contact the city POINT PLEASANT — meeting, 7 p.m., Sacred of Mason will have a Fall POINT PLEASANT building at 304-773- Events AA meeting, 8 p.m., Point Heart Catholic Church, Bazaar on Oct. 29 at the 5200. — American Legion, Mason Fire Department. FRIDAY, SEPT. 16 Pleasant Presbyterian located at 161 Mulberry Post 23 will host a pic- LETART — Jam ses- Church, located at 8th Ave. Closed 12 & 12 nic Sunday, Sept. 18 sion, 6:30-10 p.m., Letart and Main Streets. Use meeting. from 1-5 p.m. at the Point Pleasant Moose shelter. There will be Church Calendar food, music and a Email items to [email protected] jcpexpress bounce house. The event if free for SATURDAY, SEPT. 17 p.m., Mount Carmel POINT PLEASANT — both members and POINT PLEASANT — Church. Pastor Jim Selvig Revival, 6 p.m. nightly, guests. Sabbath School, 11 a.m. welcomes everyone. Mount Carmel Church. and Worship Service, GALLIPOLIS FERRY — Evangelist Leon May will Landmark now open 12:30 p.m., Point Pleasant Sunday services, 10 a.m., preach each night. visit our new location inside: Seventh-day Adventist evening services 6 p.m., Singers include: Kings Commission Church, located at 4751 Zion Missionary Baptist Messengers, Monday; meeting set Ripley Road. Pastor Justin Church, located on Crab Gloryland Believers, Siders Jewelers Howard welcomes all. Creek Road. Interim pas- Tuesday; Ginna POINT PLEASANT POINT PLEASANT — tor each Sunday. Meadows, Wednesday; — The Point Pleasant 2145 Eastern Ave. Suite H Singing and preaching, 7 POINT PLEASANT — Brian Family Connection, Historic Landmark Commission will meet 6 Gallipolis, OH 45631 p.m., General Assembly of Sunday school, 10 a.m., Thursday; George Cook, p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 20 at the Body of Christ. Pastor and worship service, 6 Friday; and Miss and the Point Pleasant City 740-446-4700 Josephine Fox welcomes p.m., Gospel Tabernacle Chris Thomas, Saturday. Hall Council Chambers. everyone. Church. Pastor Bert Flora Questions? Call Pastor Areas of discussion LETART — Special ser- welcomes everyone. Jim Selvig at 304-675- include 300 Main St., vice, 7 p.m., The General POINT PLEASANT — 7168. 312 Main St. and 504 services available: • order placement Assembly of the Body of Sunday school, 10 a.m., SEPT. 22-24 Main St. •order pick up • returns/exchanges Christ Church. Deetha and worship service, 7 WEST COLUMBIA — • gift cards • credit payment Hobbs will preach. Pastor p.m. Morning Star Advent Revival, 7 p.m. nightly, Jo Fox welcomes every- Christian Church, located West Columbia United LEPC meeting set one. Questions? Call 304- on Rt. 62. Pastor James Methodist Church. Pastor POINT PLEASANT 675-1275. Balser welcomes all. Anthony Toler will speak. — The Mason County GALLIPOLIS FERRY — POINT PLEASANT — Singers include: Truly Local Emergency Special singing featuring Sunday school, 10 a.m.-?, Saved, Thursday; Gospel Planning Committee Roy Oldaker, 7 p.m., and evening worship, 6 Bluegrass Gentleman, (LEPC) will meet Pleasant Ridge Church. p.m.-?, House of Praise Friday; and The Wednesday, Sept. 21 at Pastor Jerry Colburn wel- and Worship. Everyone Gracemen, Saturday. the Office of Emergency comes everyone. welcome. Along with West Columbia Services, 911 Emergency SUNDAY, SEPT. 18 POINT PLEASANT — UMC, the event is spon- Drive. The public is wel- POINT PLEASANT — Sunday school, 10 a.m., sored by Clifton UMC and come to attend. Sunday school, 9:30 a.m., morning worship, 10:45 Spilman UMC. Questions? preaching service, 10:30 a.m., and evening ser- Call 304-773-5559. a.m., and evening service, vices, 7 p.m., Krebs 7:30 p.m. Wesleyan Chapel United Methodist for store hours go to jcp.com and click find a store Holiness Church. Pastor Church. R&R Gun & Knife Show Dan Brown welcomes all. ADDISON, Ohio — POINT PLEASANT — Sunday school, 10 a.m. Point Pleasant, WV Enter to win a $100 Sunday Bible student, and evening service, 6 9:45 a.m., worship ser- p.m., Addison Freewill National Guard Armory jcpenney gift card* vice, 10:30 a.m., and Baptist Church. Pastor 4194 Ohio River Rd. Weekly drawings held evening service, 6 p.m., Rick Barcus will preach. • Church of Christ on Sand LEON — Sunday Sept. 17 & 18 Sat. 9-5 – Sun. 9-3 Friday, 6/10, 6/17, 6/24, 7/1, 2011
Hill Road. Minister Pete school, 9:45 a.m., morning BUY * SELL * TRADE EXHIBIT *No purchase necessary to enter the $100 jcpenny gift card drawing. Four $100 gift cards will be Allinder welcomes all. worship 11 a.m. and awarded at this location, one each week for one month. Need not be present to win. To enter the (304) 573-2470 drawing and receive a full set of rules, visit the store at the address listed above or print your name, GALLIPOLIS FERRY — evening service 7 p.m., For more info or address, city, state, zip & phone number on a 3x5” card and send it to “DM Grand Opening Drawing” Sunday school, 10 a.m., Leon Baptist Church. at the store address above. Mailed entries must be postmarked after 5/29/11 and on the web at wv-gunshows.com received by 7/1/11 to make the last drawing. and evening service, 6 SEPT. 19-24 60244715 Friday, September 16, 2011 www.mydailyregister.com Point Pleasant Register • Page A4 Point Pleasant Register
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3587 Broad Run Rd., Letart, WV. Worship 10 am and 11 am. Member of the North American Lutheran Church. BUSINESS Page A5 CCHURCHHURCH NEWS Friday, September 16, 2011 “Rejoice in His goodness. Relax in His presence.” Facing the Giant of Christian Snobbery Since this has been according to their own Sometimes I have to an option. making the rounds for desires, because they have wonder what crosses the The fight is long. It is some time now, you prob- itching ears, they will mind of a believer. (I difficult, but it is not ably have heard of the lit- heap up for themselves mean, we all fall short of impossible. Keep battling tle girl who, in her art teachers; and they will the glory of the Lord on your knees for those class in school, was indus- turn their ears away from Jesus Christ, that is a lost souls. Keep running triously laboring to draw the truth, and be turned given.) Yet, I have to real- the race. Keep your eye God, only to be told by aside to fables” (4:3-4). ly stop and ponder. on the prize. Do not lose her teacher that no one Let’s review what the Believers, Christians, heart. Do not allow dis- really knows what God Methodists have posted: followers of Jesus, are tractions to cause you to looks like. ... “Rejoice in His good- supposed to strive to be loose focus. Her reply was straight ness.” Please note this more and more like Distraction comes in to the point: ... “They will Thomas Johnson refers to God’s goodness, Jesus. The concept of liv- many forms, but the when I’m done!” since God alone is good ing the Sermon on the Carrie Wolfe annoying Christian snob I share this with you (Matt. 19:17). Of course, Mount is supposed to be has to be one of the today, by way of introduc- ly esteemed by her peers, it’s so very common and apart of a believer. That worst. Believer snobbery ing the quote currently family and friends, but natural for us to say some- is the goal, right? matter how much you is just repulsive. It is an posted on the sign-board nowhere in the Bible one is “good;” we all do it, Every single person may want to rush it for attitude that decreases of the Methodist Church could I find anything and do it quite regularly. who has ever lived or will someone, you can't. It is the ability to reach the across the street. Here’s it explicitly confirming her Although we don’t inten- ever live has one special their journey, not yours.) unsaved exponentially. It is: ... “Rejoice in His “making the cut” on the tionally seek to demean thing in common. Christ We are supposed to be is a pox upon the name of goodness. Relax in His basis of her earthly and God when we affirm did so for all. Choosing more, not less. Christian. presence.” obvious good behavior, another as being “good,” to believe, accept and We are supposed to Christian snobbery is Having access to the and thereby going to heav- our liberal use of this term receive is completely our allow the light of the an attitude of thinking Internet, I subscribe to a en. may inadvertently con- choice. This is a basic Lord Jesus Christ to flow that some how you as a number of Christian-ori- I respectfully submit tribute to others thinking belief of the faith...or is from us and shine in this believer have “made it” ented web sites, and rou- this is a major problem their own, personal best is it? dark world. and are somehow mirac- tinely receive articles throughout God’s present- good enough for them to There is an attitude “For God, who com- ulously “better than other from them. One source day Kingdom. The ram- dwell ever-after in the (which I believe threat- manded the light to shine people.” Oh sure, it may took it upon himself to pant, quasi-theological non- company of the Almighty ens to become a full- out of darkness, has not be an open belief, or refute the notion “good sense of our world has and His angels. fledged reborn belief) shone in our hearts to even a completely people” naturally go to seduced many immature There’s even a theologi- that there are “those peo- give the light of the formed world view for heaven. and ill-informed Christians cal term for this deceptive ple” who just do not quite knowledge of the glory the person believing it. His contention was that into believing that by and erroneous thinking— meet up to the standards of God in the face of Yet, it bleeds through in this is not so, that no one doing good here-and-now i.e., “works righteous- of what a believer should Jesus Christ.” - II their actions. ever passes through the they’ll earn themselves a ness.” Those who sub- look, smell, and act like. Corinthians 4:6 Every person is worthy Pearly Gates simply “free pass” into heaven, scribe to this concept It is a creeping disease Yes, it is a dark world, of love. Every person is a because in their lifetime which at some future time believe as long as they that lingers like a bad but it is not one we sinner. Every person has here on earth they never they will be able to keep their nose clean, stay cough during allergy sea- should just give up on. the choice to choose trespassed against, or oth- redeem. out of trouble with the son. It wreaks of pesti- Just because the fight is Jesus, don't you dare act erwise hurt or offended Over time, this has law, in no way ever hurt lence. difficult, do you give in. like you are somehow another person. The become a dominant and another human, and con- If I have said it once, I This summer I went to better because you did. corollary of this thinking entrenched mindset. As a sistently volunteer their have said it a 100 times, Gettysburg. I wanted to Remember the pharisees is that to be a decent, law- result, the writer of this time and energy to help Jesus does not care about stand where the men thought they were all that abiding citizen now virtu- particular web site essen- others invariably will be the clothes, the music, stood. I wanted to see and had it all figured out ally guarantees God’s tially acquired something affirmed by God for the hair, the whatever. He that hallowed ground too. They missed the explicit approval at the of a “bull’s-eye” on his behaving in a righteous cares about the condition where the fate of a nation mark on that one. same time—and forever- back-side. manner, and rewarded by of the heart. He is the changed forever. Don't be a Christian more, as well. BANG! For expressing being ushered into His original heart specialist. Gettysburg was three snob. Don't be a snob. Be Perhaps your thinking is his own, personal under- blessed joy and presence. He wants us to know days of blood. They a beautiful child of the along these same lines, standing of what God’s BUT: if being good here Him. Why? Because He fought for what they Living God because that that because someone you Word says about this mat- is good enough to go wants us to become more believed in. The fight was is exactly what you are know, or once knew, never ter, which was at great “there,” where does Jesus like Him. Once we know difficult and horrific, but and while you are at it, kicked a dog or rubbed a variance with their comfort fit in? If Christ isn’t the Him, the changes that the fight was fought. live a life of Grace Out cat the wrong way, rou- zones, the writer incurred Way, is God’s Word a need to come will as the Same thing with D- Loud. tinely helped old ladies the contempt and condem- farce?!? A lie?!? Is there new believer becomes Day. What if the men across the street, was a nation of many otherwise some “Plan B” I’m not closer to the King. (You who jumped from the (Carrie Wolfe is an model citizen, etc., etc., “faithful” readers. aware of?!? can not committee this skies, and hit the beaches assistant pastor at Team etc., God owes this indi- Inherent in God’s Word Only those who know process. It takes time. No gave up? Surrender is not Jesus in Pomeroy, Ohio.) vidual an eternity in heav- are words to this effect. the Truth can relax in en above. The Apostle Paul, in his God’s presence. Please: Believe me when I say I second epistle to Timothy, get this right. You can get wrestled with this too, fol- his protégé, sets forth this to heaven, but not on your The type of seed you sow determines lowing my mother’s heads-up: ... “the time will own; you don’t have it in death. Mom was a great come when they will not you. You are NOT good the type of harvest you'll reap. lady, well-loved and great- endure sound doctrine, but enough! Remember this: Whoever Even when things may what he sows. The one who sows sparingly will also reap appear to be going poorly and sows to please his sinful sparingly, and whoever sows it doesn't look like you'll ever nature, from that nature will generously will also reap gen- reap a good harvest, this prin- reap destruction; the one who Private obedience leads to public blessings. erously (2 Corinthians 9:6). ciple of sowing and reaping sows to please the Spirit, The Bible promises that if Lord your God." The next fif- Father, who sees what is done This verse clearly states that remains true. If you Sow for from the Spirit will reap eter- we obey God, then He will teen verses list all sorts of in secret, will reward you" whatever seed you sow deter- yourselves righteousness, nal life. bless us. In Deuteronomy blessings that God will give (Matthew 6:4). mines the harvest you'll reap. then you will reap the fruit of This Biblical principle of 28:1-2, Moses told the His people. You may freely choose In other words, you can't unfailing love (Hosea 10:12). sowing and reaping is nicely Israelites, "If you fully obey It sounds really good to be between obedience and dis- expect to reap good rewards if You may have to wait a bit summarized by Obadiah the Lord your God and care- radically blessed, but notice obedience, but know that "a you sow bad seeds. to reap that harvest; in fact, 1:15: As you have done, it fully follow all his com- that there is a condition: you man reaps what he sows" Proverbs 11:18 says, The you may even need to wait a will be done to you; your mands I give you today, the must "fully obey the Lord (Galatians 6:7). wicked man earns deceptive long time -- maybe many, deeds will return upon your Lord your God will set you your God and carefully fol- Obey the Lord in all wages, but he who sows many years -- for a harvest. own head. high above all the nations on low all his commands." things—private and public. righteousness reaps a sure As Galatians 6:7-8 says, you Therefore, sow good seeds; earth. All these blessings will Obedience can be difficult, Then you will see "all these reward. Likewise, he who will reap what you sow: Do then, after you wait upon the come upon you and accom- but if you consistently obey blessings ... come upon sows wickedness reaps trou- not be deceived: God cannot Lord, you will reap a far bet- pany you if you obey the God in secret, then "your you." ble (Proverbs 22:8). be mocked. A man reaps ter harvest.
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Amanda Lindsey Kristin Funeral Home is On Friday, the Baker Deem Holmes proud to once pageantry begins at again sponsor all of 5 p.m. as 44 contes- the Queen and tants take to the river- Princess sashes for front park stage. the 4th Annual Miss Titles awarded include: Teen Miss Mothman Festival Mothman Festival Pageant. This is Princess, Teen Miss the businessʼs Mothman Festival fourth year being a Queen, Miss sponsor. Also Mothman Festival shown is the 2010 Princess, Miss Cierra Hunt Emily Kitchen Olivia Mason Miss Mothman Mothman Festival Festival Queen, Queen, Ms. Brittany Sayre. Mothman Festival Queen, and Mrs. Mothman Festival Queen. All will com- pete in Moth Wear, Evening Wear and On-Stage Interview. Entertainment for Friday’s pageant will be provided by Chase Likens and Brittany Sayre, the 2010 Miss Mothman Festival Sarah Courtney Shelly Queen. Other 2010 McInerney Perry Phillips royalty include: Morgan Watterson of Apple Grove, Teen Miss Mothman Festival Princess; Destiney Jordan of Point Pleasant, Teen Miss Mothman Festival Queen; Lindsey Deem of Mason, Miss Mothman Festival Princess; Marlee Haley Pierce Christy Kati Presley Sexton of Piggott Pictured is Sharon Stapleton, Peoples Bank Main Street Branch Manager Parkersburg, Ms. and Leigh Ann Shepard, Peoples Bank North Branch Manager. Both banks Mothman Festival have once again sponsored the Teen and Miss tiaras for the upcoming Miss Queen; and Danielle Mothman Festival Pageant held this weekend. The 2010 Miss Mothman Dowler of Festival Queen, Brittany Sayre is pictured accepted the donation. This Parkersburg, Mrs. makes the fourth year the bank has partnered with the pageant. Mothman Festival Queen. The six winners Sarah McInerney, 18, of Prettiest Hair, Prettiest Bella Tolliver, 5, of Point crowned Friday will Huntington, W.Va.; Smile, Best Dressed, Best Pleasant; and Liberty receive grand prize Courtney Perry, 17, of Personality, and Miss Wroten, 5,of Point packages consisting Barboursville, W.Va.; Photogenic in each age Pleasant. of many awards Shelly Phillips, 19, of division Runners-up also • Little Miss — sponsored by local Vanessa Daryn Vucelik Ashley Stearns Winfree Moundsville, W.Va.; will be announced in each Alexandria Adams, 6, of businesses and indi- Haley Pierce, 16, of group. In addition to those Gallipolis Ferry; viduals. All contes- Gallipolis Ferry; Christy awards, a Crowd Favorite Constance Bailes, 7, of tants will receive a Concessions and ven- • Teen Miss contestants Piggot, 19, of Mineral Award will be presented Leon; Kortlan Bush, 8, participation trophy, and dors also will join this — Jesica Cornell, 14, of Wells, W.Va.; Kati to the one contestant who of Point Pleasant; Abby each age division will year’s pageant under the Apple Grove; Meriah Presley, 18, of Ripley, receives the most votes. Clendenen, 7, of award Best Moth Wear, pavilion where those who Cummings, 15, of Evans, W.Va.; Vanessa Stearns, Voting is $1 per vote and Gallipolis Ferry; Emily Best Evening Wear, Best attend can shop around W.Va.; Laken Curtis, 15, 19, of Reedy, W.Va.; the donations will help Deal, 9, of Ashton; Interview, Miss and help support the of Martinsville, W.Va.; Daryn Vucelik, 18, of the Mothman Museum. Rachel Ellis, 7, of Congeniality and Miss Hannan Junior High Katherine Deem, 13, of Glen Dale, W.Va.; and On hand to present the Ashton; Grayson Enoch, Photogenic. A first and Cheerleaders, who are Leon; Brianna Glass, 13, Ashley Winfree, 17, of 2011 awards will be the 8, of Mineral Wells, second runner-up also raising money for new of Argillite, Ky.; Charleston, W.Va. reigning Mothman W.Va.; Allyson Gillispie, will be awarded in each uniforms. The vendors Alejandra Hancock, 13, of • Ms. contestants — Festival Royalty - Jasmine 6, of Letart; Clairy group. In addition to those also have donated items to Cottageville, W.Va.; Danielle Kisamore, 23, of Wright, Tiny Miss Keefer, 8, of Leon; Anna awards, a Crowd Favorite the Queen’s basket, and Brooke Hively, 15, of Red Hurricane, W.Va.; and Mothman Festival Queen; Litchfield, 9, of Apple Award will be presented several raffles will take House, W.Va.;Alexa Autumn Smith, 21, of Sarah Deem, Little Miss Grove; Alexis Martin, 9, to the one contestant who place throughout the Hodge, 15, of Oak Hill, Ohio. Mothman Festival Queen; of Leon; Kaylee Nott, 9, receives the most votes. pageant. Independence, Ky.; • Mrs. contestants — and Monika Barlar, Junior of Point Pleasant; Taylor Voting is $1 per vote and Those vying for the Danielle Johnson, 14, of Irene Gillenwater, 30, of Miss Mothman Festival Osborne, 7, of the donations will help 2011 titles include: Advent, W.Va.; Peyton Wheelersburg, Ohio; Queen. Harrisville, W.Va.; the Mothman Museum. Lovell, 13, of New Amanda King, 31, of Contestants include: Maddison Pethel, 9, of Haven; Dalaina Ironton, Ohio; Tina • Tiny Miss — Middleport, Ohio; Gracie INTRODUCING: McLaughlin, 14, of Larson, 28, of Charleston, Elisabeth Baird, 2, of Queen, 8, of Point Fraziers Bottom, W.Va.; W.Va.; Peggy Southside; Torrie Bennett, Pleasant; Madison Mothman Darian Miller, 14, of McCormick, 38, of Point 2, of Point Pleasant; Lucy Roberts, 6, of Coolville, Gallipolis, Ohio; Shelby Pleasant; Ponnie Piggott- Collins, 4, of Belpre, Ohio; Jacqueline Shaffer, Rodgers, 15, of Point Sampson, 41, of Mineral Ohio; Macy Collins, 4, of 9, of St. Albans; Victoria Pleasant; Kaitlyn Wells, W.Va.; and Wendi Belpre, Ohio; Erin Sovine, 8, of Milton, Saunders, 14, of Williams, 42, of Belpre, Dabney, 5, of Point W.Va.; Allie Warth, 7, of Collectible Miniature Statues Gallipolis, Ohio; Bree Ohio. Pleasant; Kendra Davis, 2, New Haven; Amelia Shahbandy, 15, of Mothman Pageant fun of Gallipolis, Ohio; Williams, 7, of Belpre, Charleston, W.Va.; Samira will continue on Saturday Gabrielle Dill, 3, of Ohio; and Jasmine Shahbandy, 14, of as a total of 56 little girls Sardis, Ohio; Addisyn Webb, 7, of Ashland, Ky. Statue with base Charleston, W.Va.; from ages 2-12 will have Hanna, 5, of Scott Depot, • Junior Miss — Kiarra 1/2 Krystal-Lynn Starcher, 14, their chance at capturing W.Va.; Olivia Hicks, 4, Anderson, 11, of Akron, stands 10 inches tall. of Williamstown, W.Va.; the titles of Tiny Miss of Point Pleasant; Skyler Ohio; Bayley Collins, Made of Fine Pewter Samantha Staton, 13, of Mothman Festival Queen, Higginbotham, 4, of 11, of Belpre, Ohio; with Silver Toned Gallipolis, Ohio; and Little Miss Mothman Leon; Emilee Leach, 2, Cassie Duffer, 11, of Jocelynn Frye-Wilson, 13, Festival Queen, and of Point Pleasant; MyLee Fraziers Bottom, W.Va.; Plating. Eyes are of Point Pleasant. Junior Miss Mothman Long, 3, of Henderson; Amanda Elliot, 11, of Red Swaroviski • Miss contestants — Festival Queen. Faith Meadows, 5, of Ewington, Ohio; Bailey Crystal from Malasia. Sonya Adams, 20, of Oak Saturday’s pageant begins Milton, W.Va.; Addison Harless, 12, of Hill, Ohio; Lindsey at 11 a.m. at the Point Norris-Page, 3, of Apple Gallipolis Ferry; Blake Arrojo, 17, of Pleasant Riverfront Park. Grove; Hannah Pope, 4, Hesson, 11, of Point Moundsville, W.Va.; Every contestant in of Gallipolis, Ohio; Jalyn Pleasant; Cinthia Keefer, Amanda Baker, 19, of Saturday’s pageant will be Ramsey, 3, of 11, of Leon; Kauri Each statue has the Signature of Point Pleasant; Lindsey crowned a Miss Mothman Cottageville, W.Va.; Porter, 10, of Designer Bob Roach. Deem, 19, of Mason; Festival Princess and will Bailey Roberts, 5, of Henderson; Elizabeth These statues will be sold locally at the Kristin Holmes, 17, of receive a tiara and sash to Coolville, Ohio; Delaney Rayburn, 12, of Moundsville, W.Va.; wear at the festival. Roberts, 4, of Gallipolis Gallipolis Ferry; Lauren Mothman Festival for $149.95 plus tax. Cierra Hunt, 17, of The children’s pageant Ferry; Peytin Rossiter, 5, Russell, 11, of Leon; (front of Mothman Statue on Main St.) Jackson, Ohio; Emily consists of Casual Wear of Gallipolis, Ohio; Isabella Williams, 11, of Friday thru Sunday or contact Kitchen, 16, of Point and On-Stage Interview. Amelia Staats, 2, of Belpre, Ohio; and Skyler Kelly Miller at 304-812-0001. Pleasant; Olivia Mason, Awards will be given to Hartford; Alexa Tolliver, Woodall, 11, of Point 19, of Wheeling, W.Va.; the Prettiest Eyes, 4, of Point Pleasant; Pleasant. B1 SPORTS Friday, September 16, 2011
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POINT PLEASANT — A schedule of upcoming high school varsity sporting Unbeaten Wahama, Point both hit the road events in the Ohio Valley Publishing cover- age area involving teams from Mason, BY BRYAN WALTERS Conference Hocking Gallia and Meigs counties. AND ARAH AWLEY Division matchup in Friday, September 16 S H Football Washington County. Wahama at Belpre, 7:30 p.m. Through three weeks The White Falcons (2- Waterford at Eastern, 7:30 p.m. of the football season, all 0, 2-0 TVC Hocking) Southern at Federal Hocking, 7:30 have won 13 straight reg- p.m. nine teams in the Ohio South Gallia at Miller, 7:30 p.m. Valley Publishing area ular season games and Minford at Meigs, 7:30 p.m. have a win — a first in also own a perfect 10-0 Marietta at Gallia Academy, 7:30 two years. Almost all of record in league play p.m. River Valley at Fort Frye, 7:30 them are looking to con- since joining the TVC p.m. tinue that trend this Hocking last fall. Point Pleasant at South Point, Friday in Week 4 contests Wahama also won last 7:30 p.m. that begin at 7:30 p.m. year’s matchup by a 48-0 Saturday, September 17 Eight of our nine local count at Bachtel Stadium Volleyball football teams will take in Mason. Miller at South Gallia, noon the gridiron this weekend The Golden Eagles (0- Wahama, Hannan at Point Pleasant, 11 a.m. in pivotal matchups 3, 0-1), on the other Soccer throughout the area. And hand, have just one win Point Pleasant (boys) at Pikeview, of those eight contests — since the start of the 2009 1 p.m. campaign — a 26-6 win Chesapeake at Point Pleasant Hannan is off this week (girls), 10 a.m. because of an open date over Miller last year in Cross Country — only three will take Week 9. BHS enters Gallia Academy, Southern at place in the friendly con- Friday with a four-game Ripley Covered Bridge Invite, TBA losing skid in the regular River Valley at Northwest fines of the OVP region. Invitational, TBA Gallia Academy, Meigs season. Eastern at Galion, 9 a.m. and Eastern will all be at Belpre lost its season Meigs at Fairland, TBA home this weekend, opener at Paint Valley by Point Pleasant at Hurricane, 10 Bryan Walters/file photo a.m. while Point Pleasant, a 39-0 count, then suf- Wahama, South Gallia, fered a 28-13 loss to Fort Wahama sophomore Kane Roush (15) runs through a hole as teammate Isaac Lee Monday, September 19 Southern and River Frye in its Week 2 home (5) throws a block on Eastern defender Ethan Nottingham (24) during the first half Volleyball opener. BHS came up of this Week 3 file photo at East Shade River Stadium in Tuppers Plains, Ohio. Chillicothe at Gallia Academy, Valley hit the road in 5:15 p.m. search of another victory. just short at Southern last offense. in Lawrence County. Belpre at South Gallia, 6 p.m. Here’s a brief look at week during a 20-14 set- Belpre is averaging just The Big Blacks (2-0) Eastern at Meigs, 6 p.m. each of the area back. nine points offensively POINT have won each of their Waterford at Southern, 6 p.m. Wahama, conversely, is Wahama at Federal Hocking, 6 matchups. while allowing 29 points PLEASANT at first two contests by at p.m. coming off a season-high per game as a defensive least 47 points, which Hannan at Ohio Valley Christian, 6 69-0 victory at Eastern unit. SOUTH POINT includes a 63-16 win p.m. WAHAMA at last week after beating Soccer The Golden Eagles over Tolsia in the season Ohio Valley Christian at Belpre, 6 BELPRE Trimble 47-22 in the sea- produced 242 total yards Point Pleasant hopes to opener and a 75-7 road p.m. son opener at home. of offense last week, continue marching decision last week at Golf Wahama is allowing just including 165 rushing through the competition Sissonville. Waterford at South Gallia, 4:30 Wahama puts its p.m. unbeaten record on the 11 points per game yards on 44 attempts. this weekend when the Point Pleasant is aver- Eastern, Point Pleasant, Buffalo at line Friday night when it defensively while pro- Nate Teeters led Belpre Big Blacks travel to Wahama, 4:30 p.m. travels to Belpre for a ducing a whopping aver- with 100 rushing yards South Point for a Week 4 Please see Week 4 Tri-Valley age of 58 points on on 21 totes. non-conference matchup FOOTBALL, B2 Oliver remains in lead in Southern Riverside golfers top Senior Men's Golf League Fed Hock
Staff Report BY SARAH HAWLEY [email protected] MASON, W.Va. — Bobby Oliver of Point BELPRE, Ohio — The Pleasant, W.Va., has a Southern golf team won total of 148.0 points for its second straight match the season to lead Phil on Wednesday with a 12 Hill with his 145.0 total stroke victory over Federal Hocking in a with two weeks remain- TVC Hocking match. ing in the 2011 senior The Tornadoes shot a league season. In third team total of 188 at the place with 143.0 points is Lancers home course — Bob Humphreys. Seventy-two players Please see SOUTHERN, B2 were on hand for Tuesday's play, making 18 teams of four players. The low score of the day was 58 (12 under Rebels fall to par) by the team of Carl Stone, Ed Coon, Don Waterford in Barton and Bub Stivers. The second place score league finale was a 60 (10 under par) BY SARAH HAWLEY by the team of Bob [email protected] Humphreys, Paul Somerville, Jim Gordon GALLIPOLIS, Ohio and Catbird Roush. — What a difference a There was a three way day makes. tie for third at 63 (seven Bryan Walters/photo One day after a 45 under par) between the stroke win at Cliffside teams of Gary Minton, Eastern senior Brenna Holter (10) hits a lob over the outstretched arms of Gallia Academyʼs Molly Smith (3) during Game 2 of Wednesday nightʼs non-conference volleyball match in Centenary, Ohio. Golf Course, the South Mike Wolfe, Phil Hill Gallia golf team suffered and Jimmy Joe Hemsley; a five point loss on the Kenny Greene, Buford same course. Brown, Rod Karr and Eastern tops Blue Angels in 3 Despite Tuesday’s loss Russ Holland; and Fred to Waterford, South Perry, Tom McNelly, Jim BY BRYAN WALTERS Wednesday night during a this fall while also captur- straight games, including Gallia (18-10, 8-6 TVC Blake, and Jack Fox. Hocking) finished its first The closest to the pin [email protected] straight-game 25-23, 25- ing their eighth consecu- the last five matches in a 16, 25-11 victory over tive match victory over 3-0 fashion. season of TVC Hocking winners were Ed Coon CENTENARY, Ohio host Gallia Academy in a the Blue Angels, who fell The Lady Eagles never competition with a win- on the ninth hole and — The Eastern volleyball non-conference matchup to 4-6 overall this season. trailed in Game 1 and ning mark. Dave Shinn on the 14th team remained unbeaten in Gallia County. Eastern — ranked 12th in The Wildcats recorded hole. and also extended another The visiting Lady the Division IV coaches Please see 2011 Riverside Senior League winning streak of sorts Eagles improved to 9-0 poll — has also won 16 EASTERN, B2 Please see REBELS, B2 Standings
Bobby Oliver 148.0 Phil Hill 145.0 Bob Humphreys 143.0 Jim Blake 142.5 Gallia Academy Blue Devils go unbeaten in SEOAL play J.J. Hemsley 142.5 Charlie Hargraves 134.0 Mick Winebrenner 132.5 BY BRYAN WALTERS The Blue Devils fired Kenny Greene 129.5 [email protected] Fred Perry 129.5 a winning tally of 153, Dave Seamon 129.0 which allowed the Blue Bob Hysell 129.0 Mitch Mace128.5 JACKSON, Ohio — and White to win their Bub Stivers124.0 Just another day at the sixth (of six) league Carl Stone 123.5 ballpark. Actually, Paul Somerville 123.0 match of the season en Roy Long 122.0 make that the links. route to an unblemished Jack Fox 121.0 The Gallia Academy Bill Yoho 120.0 30-0 SEOAL mark. Bob Hill 119.0 golf team wrapped up GAHS also improved Bob Oliver 116.0 its 2011 Southeastern its fall record to a per- Bob Stewart 115.5 Cliff Rice 114.0 Ohio Athletic League fect 60-0 in head-to- Phil Burgess 114.0 championship in style head play and came Ed Debalski 112.5 Claude Proffitt 111.5 Wednesday afternoon away with its 14th Robert Brooks 110.5 following a six-stroke medalist effort in 15 Jim Blair 109.5 Buford Brown 104.0 victory over the field at competitions. Ralph Sayre 102.5 Franklin Valley Golf Senior Nick Saunders Skip Johnson 102.5 Dick Dugan 102.5 Club in Jackson led the six-team field Don Barton101.5 County. Willis Dudding 101.0 Please see GALLIA, B4 Page B2 • Point Pleasant Register www.mydailyregister.com Friday, September 16, 2011
times in the second game, wrap up the triumph. winning cause. lowed by Westfall and winning streak come to an but only led by as much Brooke Johnson led the Parker had a team-best Molly Smith with six kills end. Eastern two points on two different Lady Eagles with 12 service five blocks, followed by apiece. Riley Nibert added In addition to the eight from Page B1 occasions (2-0 and 4-2). points, followed by Brenna Rigsby with four, Swatzel five, Breanna West had straight match wins over EHS, on the other hand, Holter and Jamie Swatzel with three and Holter with three and the duo of GAHS, Eastern has also were up by as many as battled back for the final tie with nine apiece. Ally two. Hendrix had a game- Snyder and Chelsey Slone won the last eight games dozen points (21-9), but at 12-all, then closed Hendrix added six service high 26 assists for EHS. had one each. played between these pro- GAHS made a late rally Game 2 on a 13-4 run to points, followed by Jordan Maggie Westfall led the Rosier led the hosts with grams. EHS has also won to knot the score up at 23- win by nine — claiming a Parker and Baylee Collins Blue Angels with eight a game-high six blocks, 24 of 25 games in 2011, all. EHS, however, won 2-0 lead in the best-of-five with five and three points, points, followed by Rachel followed by Westfall with with the lone loss coming the next two points to contest. respectively. Morris with six and four, Nibert with three and to Marietta (25-21) in the secure an early 1-0 match Gallia Academy led four Swatzel led the net Kanessa Snyder with Smith with two. Ward championship match of the lead. times in the finale, but attack with eight kills, fol- three. Heather Ward added made a game-high 26 digs, Athens Invitational. Game 2 was a bit more never by more than a point. lowed by Parker with two points, while Kassie while Snyder led the Gallia Academy didn’t competitive throughout, as EHS broke away from the seven and Holter with six. Shriver and Haley Rosier Angels with 12 assists. come away empty-handed the two teams battled final tie (6-all) with five Maddie Rigsby and Kiki each had one service point. Shriver also added nine Wednesday, as the junior through 10 ties and 11 lead straight points, then closed Osborne also chipped in Rosier led the GAHS net assists for Gallia Academy, varsity Angels posted a 13- changes. GAHS led seven things with a 14-5 surge to four kills and one kill to the attack with eight kills, fol- which had its two-match 25, 25-18, 25-15 victory.
offense while allowing 28-13 road win at Belpre The Falcons racked up Waterford defeated on the season and 1-1 in 11.3 points defensively. in Week 2. The Cadets 426 total yards of offense Miller by a score of 13-6, the league after last Football The Tigers allowed 216 are averaging 20.7 points last weekend against beat Federal Hocking 20- week’s 20-14 win over from Page B1 passing yards last week offensively and are also Piketon, including a 9, and lost to Fort Frye by Belpre. against the Big Reds and allowing 11 points per whopping 419 rushing a score of 34-0. Federal Hocking is aging 69 points per game also surrendered 393 game as a defense. yards on 49 attempts — Eastern is averaging winless on the season offensively and is allow- yards of total offense. RVHS, on the other an average of 8.6 yards just 6.3 points per game after dropping last ing just 11.6 points as a Tailback Dedder Baker hand, won a narrow 13- per carry. Minford also this season and has given week’s home opener to defensive unit. PPHS has had 151 rushing yards 12 decision over Federal allowed just 263 total up more than 38 points Sciotoville East by a 34- also scored 110 of its 138 and the only TD for Hocking at home in the yards defensively, includ- per contest. The Eagles 12 score. Federal points this fall before Marietta last weekend. season opener, then ing 131 rushing yards on have been outscored by a Hocking is 0-3 this sea- halftime. Friday also marks the dropped a 40-12 decision 19 tries. total of 116-19 in three son, and 0-1 in the TVC The Pointers (1-2), start of the Gallia to Symmes Valley a week The Falcons had three game. Hocking. conversely, suffered their Academy Hall of Fame later. The Raiders are ball carriers goes over the Eastern tallied just 120 The Tornadoes shuffled worst loss of the season weekend, as eight allowing 24.7 points century mark in rushing yards of total offense in the offense in last week’s last Friday during a 54-7 inductees will be recog- defensively and are scor- last week. Nate Caudill last week’s loss, while win, moving Danny setback at Portsmouth nized before Friday’s ing 8.3 points as an had 12 carries for 125 allowing 681 yards — Ramthun — who had West. SPHS lost to visit- contest. offense per outing. yards and two TDs, fol- including 591 rushing started at quarterback in ing Minford in Week 1 by Fort Frye won last lowed by Tyler Gaines yards. the first two games — to a 41-12 count, but posted year’s matchup by a 43-0 with 18 totes for 123 The Wildcats have the running back position a 48-16 home win in SOUTH GAL- count after outgaining yards. Kyle Snyder also been outscored 49-33 in and starting freshman Week 2 against Green. LIA at the Raiders in total had nine carries for 114 its three contests this sea- Tristen Wolfe at quarter- South Point had zero offense by a 411-147 yards and a score. son. back. passing yards last week MILLER margin. Waterford was held to Southern tallied 225 on eight attempts against Quarterback Chandler under 100 yards in last yards of total offense in West. Tre Campbell led The South Gallia Lang threw for 147 yards WATERFORD week’s loss, but posted the win, including 166 the Pointers with 61 Rebels will be going for on 8-of-15 passing and at EASTERN 286 yards of total offense yards on the ground. rushing yards on 11 car- win number three of the also had 61 rushing yards in the week two win over Ramthun was part of all ries, while Larry season on Friday evening on 10 carries for the The Eastern Eagles Federal Hocking. three scores, with two Brandon added 15 carries as they travel to face the Cadets. Shawn Eastern has won two of rushing touchdowns and for 50 yards. will face TVC Hocking winless Miller Falcons. Cuthbertson led Fort opponent Waterford on the last three meetings a touchdown catch. Even Point Pleasant won last South Gallia (2-1, 1-1 Frye in rushing and between the two teams, with the win, Southern year’s contest by a 48-8 Friday evening at East TVC Hocking) is coming receiving last week, Shade River Stadium. winning 26-13 in 2010 allowed more yards (242) margin in Mason County off a heartbreaking loss accumulating 63 rushing and 13-6 in 2009, while than it gained. and has won three Eastern (1-2, 1-1 TVC at Trimble last Friday yards on four attempts Hocking) will be playing Waterford’s last victory The Tornadoes are straight in this head-to- and will be making its while grabbing four pass- came in 2008 by a 34-6 averaging 13.7 points per head series. The Pointers its third consecutive first trip to Perry County, es for 79 yards. league game and second margin. game this season and last won this game in Ohio, as a member to the have allowed 27.3 points 2008 by a 36-24 margin. on the at home. Eastern TVC Hocking. MINFORD at lost last week’s home SOUTHERN at per game. Miller will be looking contest to the Wahama Federal Hocking has MARIETTA at for win number one in MEIGS White Falcons by a 69-0 FEDERAL allowed 22.3 points per the 2011 season, after score. game this season, while GALLIA losses to Waterford, It could be an historic Waterford (2-1, 2-0) HOCKING scoring half as many. ACADEMY Eastern, and Crooksville. night for Meigs football suffered its first loss last Southern has won the The Rebels outgained Friday, as the Marauders Friday against Fort Frye The Southern football last two meetings over Trimble 258-219 in last team will be going for its It’s no longer a try and capture the 100th after winning its first two the Lancers by scores of week’s game in Glouster, career victory for head games of the season. second consecutive win 21-14 in 2010 and 34-28 Southeastern Ohio Ohio. Sophomore run- on Friday evening as they Athletic League contest. coach Mike Chancey this The Eagles dropped the in 2009. Federal ning back Ethan weekend in a Week 4 season opener at travel to Stewart, Ohio, to Hocking’s last win over Now, it’s just about the Spurlock led the South face the Federal Hocking bragging rights. non-conference matchup Alexander by a score of , Southern came in 2008 Gallia ground game last against Minford at Bob defeated Miller 13-6, and Lancers. by a score of 50-8. Gallia Academy will week with 122 yards and The Tornadoes are 1-2 host Marietta for the first Roberts Field in Meigs lost to Wahama. a touchdown. County. time as non-league com- South Gallia has batants this Friday in a Both the Marauders outscored its opponents and visiting Falcons have Week 4 gridiron matchup 85-36 this season, while at Memorial Field. identical 2-1 records this the Falcons have been fall, and both are coming The host Blue Devils outscored 79-12. (2-1) have won two off victories in Week 3. South Gallia defeated Meigs shut out River straight road games and Miller 24-20 last season are searching for their Valley last weekend 22-0 and by a 14-8 margin in for their second straight to All of our Wonderful Sponsors first home win of the 2006. 2011 season, while the win of the fall, while who helped make Tigers (1-2) are looking Minford posted a 26-14 The 7th Annual Cruisin’ Car Show to snap a two-game los- RIVER VALLEY triumph over Piketon to ing skid this fall. GAHS get over .500. Such a Success! has also won last year’s at FORT FRYE The Falcons are aver- aging 24.7 points per 2011 Platinum Sponsors: meeting by a 34-21 count One team is looking for to improve their all-time game offensively while Appalachian Fastener record against the Tigers its third straight win, allowing 13 points as a to 20-4. while the other is hoping defense. 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BY BRYAN WALTERS linksters. Seniors Nick [email protected] run/walk results posted Saunders and Boeing Smith both fired matching CENTENARY, Ohio — 38s to lead Gallia STAFF REPORT 7 Greg Ervin Jackson 63 M 24:56 8 Shannon Tennant New Haven, W.Va. 28 F 25:02 Not even Mother Nature Academy, while Nick 7 Josh Venoy Pomeroy 23 M 25:16 can slow them down. Duffield also recorded a 38 RACINE, Ohio — The third annual Party in the 8 Chelsea Freeman Athens 21 F 25:55 After a weeklong layoff for CHS. Park 5K Race was held Saturday morning as part of 9 Daniel Otto Long Bottom 31 M 26:23 due to inclement weather, Corey Arthur had the 10 James Stanley Shade 29 M 26:27 the Gallia Academy golf other sub-40 round on the the Racine Party in the Park festivities. Top runners 11 Jenna Hupp Long Bottom 23 F 27:54 team remained unbeaten day with a 39, while Rob and walkers were announced as follows: 12 Heather Wolfe Coolville 38 F 27:55 Three fastest overall in the male-running division 13 Charlie Pickens Washington, W.Va.70 this fall following a nine- Canady rounded out the M 27:58 shot victory over winning tally with a 40. were Dustin Huffman, 30, Long Bottom (21:12) 14 Brian Allen Mason, W.Va. 32 M 28:55 Chesapeake on Tuesday at Daniel Rees and Derrick Brock Smith, 15, Reedsville (22:25) and Tyson 15 Deanna Shuler Marietta 31 F 28:56 Cliffside Golf Club in the Gilmore also added respec- Long, 14, Reedsville (23:00). 16 Chuck Kennedy Mason, Ohio 50 M 29:32 Old French City. tive efforts of 43 and 47 for 17 Chuck Wolfe Coolville 45 M 30:03 The host Blue Devils the Blue Devils. Male-running age group winners were, in order by 18 Alison Deem Racine 13 F 30:27 age group with time in parenthesis: 19 Marissa Johnson Portland 12 F 30:28 improved their season Seth Waggoner followed 20 Jansen Wolfe Racine 13 F 30:30 record to 55-0 with the Duffield with a 41 for the Under 17: Greyson Wolfe (24:14), Brent Welch (30:58) and Austin 21 Anita Musser Racine 54 F 30:35 win, posting a winning Panthers, while Eric Fitzgerald (40:32); 22 Brent Welch Coolville 14 M 30:58 team score of 155. The Kennedy and Shane 18-29: Wyatt Musser (24:05), Josh Venoy (25:16) and James Stanley 23 Melanie Weese Racine 46 F Panthers came in nine Stevens rounded out the (26:27); 31:00 shots back with a 164. scoring with respective 30-39: Daniel Otto (26:23), Brian Allen (28:55) and Roy Johnson, Jr. 24 Amy Roush Racine 32 F 31:10 There were tri-medalists (35:47); 25 Gale Shrimplin Pomeroy 65 M 31:21 efforts of 42 and 43. 40-49: Chuck Wolfe (30:03) and Tony Deem (31:44); 26 Cheryl Gumpf Reedsville 55 F 31:22 at the par 37 dual, and two Eric Sias and Drew 50-59: Carl Johnson (23:03) and Chuck Kennedy (29:32); 27 Tony Deem Racine 45 M 31:44 of those three low rounds Oxley also shot rounds of 60-plus: Greg Ervin (24:56), Charlie Pickens (27:58) and Gale Shrimplin 28 Brooke Michaels Cutler 32 F 32:46 came from GAHS 46 and 48 for the guests. (31:21). 29 Dhronda Hoover Pomeroy 42 F 32:47 The three fastest overall female runners were Shannon Tennant, 28, New 30 Kathy Wyatt Racine 57 F 33:45 Haven, W.Va., (25:02), Chelsea Freeman, 21, Athens, (25:55) and Jenna 31 Curt Crouch Canal Winchester 26 M 35:28 Hupp, 23, Long Bottom (27:54). 32 Roy Johnson Jr. Syracuse 38 M 35:47 Female-running age group runners were, in order by age group with time 33 Elizabeth Johnson Portland 41 F 36:27 Blue Angels win Piketon Invitational in parenthesis: 34 Mallory Johnson Portland 10 F 36:59 Under 17: Alison Deem (30:27), Marissa Johnson (30:28) and Jansen 35 Iris Paisley Tuppers Plains 29 F 37:36 BY SARAH HAWLEY Dennison in 41st (27:33), Wolfe (30:30); 36 Jessica Taylor Pomeroy 24 F 39:53 [email protected] Kesha Saunders in 46th 18-29: Iris Paisley (37:36) and Jessica Taylor (39:53); 37 Austin Fitzgerald Long Bottom 15 M 40:32 (28:46), Darian Miller in 30-39: Heather Wolfe (27:55), Deanna Shuler (28:56) and Amy Roush 38 Ann Collins Reedsville 66 F 42:53 PIKETON, Ohio — The (31:10); 39 Chris Welch Coolville 37 M 46:05 55th (31:57), Rylee Stevens 40-49: Melanie Weese (31:00), Dhronda Hoover (32:47) and Elizabeth 40 Francie Shrimplin Pomeroy 57 F 46:11 Gallia Academy Blue in 60th (32:41) and Kim Johnson (36:27); Angels cross country team Faro in 68th (34:50). 50-59: Anita Musser (30:35), Cheryl Gumpf (31:22) and Kathy Wyatt took first place at the In the boys race, Piketon (33:45); 2011 Party in the Park 5K Walk Overall Results Piketon Invitational held on won the team title by a 10 60-plus: Ann Collins (42:53). Tuesday evening. The three fastest overall in the male-walking division were Thomas Lynch, Place Name Hometown Age Gender Time point margin over South 65, Little Hocking (36:57), Jerry Wolfe, 46, Racine (37:26) and Eric Philson, 1 Janna North Lowell 43 F 36:17 The Blue Angels had a Webster. The Blue Devils 46, Gallipolis (45:07). 2 Thomas Lynch Little Hocking 65 M 36:57 team total of 28 points to finished fifth with a team Male-walking age group winners were, in order with time in parenthesis: 3 Jerry Wolfe Racine 46 M 37:26 earn the 37 point victory total of 93. 60-plus: Cliff Ashley (46:22), Ron Clark (48:02) and Roger Manuel (50:32). 4 Barbara Brown Racine 31 F 44:19 over host Piketon. Michael Edelman was the The three fastest overall in the female-walking division were Janna North, 5 Eric Philson Gallipolis 46 M 45:07 For the second time in as top finisher for the Blue 43, Lowell (36:17), Barbara Brown, 31, Racine (44:19), and Brittany 6 Cliff Ashley Racine 61 M 46:22 many meets, the Blue Crouch, 23, Canal Winchester (48:34). 7 Ron Clark Racine 64 M 48:02 Devils in fifth with a time of Female-walking age group winners were, in order with time in parenthesis: 8 Brittany Crouch Canal Winchester 23 F 48:34 Angels had the top three 18:31. Tim Warner was 18-29: Stephanie Bradford (50:20), Jeri Hill (50:21) and Rachel Bell 9 Judy Marshall Racine 53 F individual finishers. Peyton 14th (19:30), Quenton (53:35); 49:31 Adkins took first with a McKinniss was 27th 30-39: Sandra Philson (51:29); 10 Stephanie Bradford Racine 25 F time of 18:37, McKenna (21:04), Jeremy Wilson was 50-59: Judy Marshall (49:31), Sally Ross (51:02) and Connie Smith 50:20 Warner was second with a 30th (21:39), Casey (53:46); 11 Jeri Hill Racine 26 F 50:21 60-plus: Mary Ann Fowler (53:45) and Mary K. Spencer (1:03:27). 12 Roger Manuel Racine 62 M 50:32 time of 19:25, and Madison Lawrence was 32nd 13 Sally Ross Mason, W.Va. 59 F 51:02 Holley was third with a time (21:49), Ben Bush was 38th 2011 Party in the Park 5K Run Overall Results 14 Ralph Ross Mason, W.Va. 62 M 51:04 of 20:10. (22:27), Ryan Valley was 15 Sandra Philson Gallipolis 44 F Also running for the Blue 40th (22:53), and Evan Place Name Hometown Age Gender Time 51:29 Angels were Hannah Watts Moore was 49th (24:15). 1 Dustin Huffman Long Bottom 30 M 21:12 16 Rachel Bell Unknown 27 F 53:35 2 Brock Smith Reedsville 15 M 22:25 17 Mary Ann Fowler Racine 62 F 53:45 in eighth (22:22), Elizabeth Complete results of the 3 Tyson Long Reedsville 14 M 23:00 18 Connie Smith Reedsville 51 F 53:46 4 Carl Johnson Glouster 52 M 23:03 Holley in 15th (23:46), 2011 Piketon Invitational 19 Kristen Johnson Syracuse 32 F 1:02:33 5 Wyatt Musser Racine 22 M 24:05 Jenna Bayes in 19th are available at 20 Mary K. Spencer Racine 85 F 1:03:27 6 Greyson Wolfe Coolville 14 M 24:14 (25:05), Madelynn www.baumspage.com 21 Billy Spencer Racine 82 M 1:03:28
birdies on the day, Corey Luce. “I have third at 20-10. Jackson Lang and Reece Patton Katie Dobbins both had while Smith tacked on enjoyed my time with placed fourth on the day also had respective 47s, while Logan Gallia one birdie. them this fall, but we with a score of 166 and rounds of 43 and 48 for Simpson added a 55 for from Page B2 It was the fourth time still have a lot of work was also fourth overall the Warriors. the hosts. in six SEOAL matches to do. We have some with a 12-18 league Tristan Myers paced Gabe Preston led with a low round of 34 that Saunders won at unfinished business to mark. Logan with a 38, while Chillicothe with a 39, over nine holes, which least a share of the take care of.” Chillicothe (193) Jacob Berry (39), Kris followed by Tyler was par for the course. medalist honors. Warren and Logan defeated Portsmouth Cummings (41) and Rob Canady was next Morrisey and Pierce Canady, Smith and tied for second place (201) for fifth place Logan Holbrook (41) Knisley with respective with a 38, while Boeing Arthur also accom- for the third time this Wednesday, allowing completed the team Smith and Daniel Rees efforts of 44 and 52. plished that feat once fall with matching the Cavs to place fifth tally. Jordan Fizer and Stephen Gilliland and rounded out the win- each this league sea- efforts of 159, but the overall with a 4-26 Kyle Hixenbaugh also K.J. King added match- ning tally with respec- son. Warriors won the fifth- league mark. The added identical efforts tive efforts of 40 and “These seniors and score tiebreaker for the Trojans end 2011 with a of 45 for the Chieftains. ing 58s for the Cavs. 41. this team have been a second time to finish league mark of 2-28. Jackson’s Alec Ray Brandon Jones and Derrick Gilmore and great group of young as the day’s runner-up. Zack McKenna led was the individual run- Levi Porter had identi- Corey Arthur also men to work with. We’ll Warren also finishes Warren with a 38, with ner-up with a round of cal 48s to pace added identical efforts celebrate this one as the overall SEOAL Michael Sams (39), Ian 35, followed by Evan Portsmouth, followed of 46 for the Devils. tonight, but then we go runner-up with a match Zoller (41) and Steve Massie and Cole Massie by Joe Amburgey (51), Saunders and Gilmore back to work tomor- record of 22-8, while Farley (41) rounding with 40 and 44 efforts. Drew Miller (54) and both had a pair of row,” said GAHS coach the Chieftains finish out the score. Adam Tyler Williams and Jacob Call (55). Friday’s TV Listings Friday, September 16, 2011 www.mydailyregister.com Point Pleasant Register • Page B5
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