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AlliES (March 21-April19) •• You ""'Y not accomplish your aims, not bc~:.uAe you <lidll't thi11k your IIIOVeS through thoroughly. but be· . cau'e yuu could ('ucleuly choi1~e dirc:ctiunl without c•u•c. Trying 10 patch up • broken romance? The AmuGraph Matchmaker can help you unJmr.tnd w1,.t to do t~ ""kc the relalionship work. Mall 12.75 to Matchmaker, c/o thi• newspaper. 1'.0. Uox 1758, Murray llill Station, Nrw York, NY 10156. TAURUS (Aprll 20-May 20) •• Stay tho course and avoiJ ukiu~ any gan~bles -· or <1noc.:i.iltrs who may br prone to takt them. Eithtr could oet you back u.n your hecl1. GEMINI (May 21 -June 2U) •• When It comes to any pan'nenhip arrangcmenu . the rules of the game ntuJt be cl"ifoeJ and fully enforced. · ' . Without them in place, 'eiLhcr · party cuuld go mr•y ond <>\tot trouble. · CANCER Uune 21-July 22) -- You may nan olf un tht risht foot by worki1111 1luwly ond carefully. Huwever, thould tirne $tart co run ouc, you could brcomc: reck- Jess and spoil the ~ntire til· deavor. LEO Uuly 23-Aug. 22) .. Stick with your tried and true ' friends and forego getring Involved with an unknown <II • tity . Son1eone about whon1 you know little may betray · your trult. vm.co (Aug. 23-S.pt. 22) -· If you get sidetracked by petty issues. there's a chance chac you won't condudc ali endeavor to which you've de .. voted considerable time, which could cauoe neptivo efTecu. LIURA (Stpt. 23-0et. 23) • • FollOw your own counsel and do what you know to be correct. If you listen to un· wi1e advice from another, it could sabougo your aims. SCOII.PIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .. Think twice before In· Votving younrlf in a financial . endeavor. such " putring up your hard-earned money on . som(lthins that 's not your~. You could lo!e it all. · SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dec. 21) .. Ke<p those with whom you shart a special endeavor informed about your intentions. If Y0\1 don't, they could thwart your efforts when it comes lime to ihlplement thern . J • CAPRICORN (Dec. 22Jan. 19) •• You can often discern what the end results might be before you embark on an endeavor, bu t that m11y not be the ~asr this time:, however. Don t take chances. AQUARIUS Uan . 20-Feb. IY) -· You are 11ill in that cy· . de where the imprtllion you make on people will be llrong anJ la11ing. Ueware that you don't make it a bad one. I'ISCES (Feb. 20-Much 20) -- Partial victories will not h11ve any ligniflun,e m the large ~ehente of lhin(ll. Nothing it a fait accontpli jult be .. cause you've worktd on it for a little while. Qualls trial continued until August < Watson signs with OVC, I 1 Deaths BY BRIAN J, REED BREED<I>MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - The trial of a Middleport man accused of killing his estranged girlfriend last month has been contitl· ued until August. Meigs County Common Pleas Court Judge Prcd W. Crow Ill approved Eric A. Qualls' request for a continuance. ,of his murder trial during a final pre-trial hearing on Monday. Quails was s!'hedulcd to go before ;t jury on May 7, but his wurt-appointed attorneys, Williat)l N. Eachus of Gallipolis and K. Robert Toy of Athens, told Cro~ the continuance was necessary in order to complete the investigative amt mitigation work re~uired by the dcfeme team . Qualls, 27, of Middleport, is charged Qualla with two counts of aggravated murder one carrying a prior calculation specific•tion - in the March 7 shooting death of Rebecca Ackerman. Ackerman died of a gunshot wound just outside the Corner Restaurant in Middleport, where she worked as a Glenn F. Youn~ Sr., 71 Detalll, AJ .. . Weather High: 80s, Low: 60s Detail•. A2 Tough day on WaiiSbeet NEW YORK (AP) Mixed ~arnings from Citigroup and .Eli Lilly ·set off more sdling on Wall Sireet Monday as investors, still unimpressed by first-quarter reports, shied away from commitments to stocks. Trading volume was light, a reflection of investors' unwiUingness to participate u neil corporate forecasts become less murky: Analysts said that until · companies start to expren confidence that business is improving, a rally is unlikely. The Dow Jones industrial average closed down 97,15, or 1.0 percent, at 10,093 .67. It was the bluechip gauge's lowest close . since Feb. 22, when the index was at 9,968.15. Broader stock indicators also struggled. The Standard & Poor's 500 index fell 8.46, or 0.8 percent, to 1,1 02.55, while the technology-focused Nasdaq composite index lost 2.41, or 0.1 percent, to 1,753.78. Lotteries OHIO Pick 3: 2-6·0 Pick 4: 6·3~4·2 Buckeye 5: 1-4·19·26·33 · · Pick 3 (nlpt): 5-9-6 · Pick 4 (nljht): 0·5-7-·4 W.VA. Dai!Y 3: 5-4·9 DallY 4: 7·4-9·1 Cesli 25: 3-4<5-13·21· 23 , --------~--------- Tut~doy, ROAD CONSTRUOION 45ro~ T~~:t:~' s~ttcillA-a£trs· BIG NATE Hometown Newspa,.r Melp County"s longnt I Sport• More errors are 38 llllut up "nbno" 41 r;:-:lth made at trick one 31 Trojan wer 1 Alr·tralflc 47 MuiCUIII CIUN 0/0• than at any other epaam 31 Lock . I Zlgug trkk. So, for the next •• londillldlr OjltMI' 0011111 -Brown 40 "Tile Oold 8 Nil, In three weeks, let's look lug• S.v111e at some ·of the possi1uthor 10 Swill hor11 ~rr-'1!~,....,...._ bilities faced by the three active players at trick one. First, · of cuurse, is the ta~;ing (on Tax Day) opening lead. If you were West, what would you lead against four hearts? How often have · you suffered like this? The bidding is over, ~nd you are. the declarer. No lead is . forthcoming. You tell your left-hand oppo• ncnt that it is his lead. "It is? How did the bidding go?" 1\nd after you tell him, "Let me have that again." CELEBRITY CIPHER Then he · starts to by Lula Campo• · C.ltbrtly Clphtr cryptogram• oro crootod from quototk>no by tomoua think about his lead. pooplo, pootond prooont. Each lolltr In tho cipher llondolor onotlltr. You should analyze Todey's clue: E equals U the bidding as it pro gresses; workinK out SMTEAZR '· I ·N R A H .J J R 0 S the hand-strengths of 8 N R H X 8 R R 8 N . all three other players. PHSN Then most ·of the HO ZKPO HXFTYfi-SKL time your lead will be inforrped, not a gues~. UTM 8 N K .l 8 N R Y F K Z Z Let's go through fiLBMKFBHTXO.' West's options here. A club . is lousy, K.K. O. FNHZZHXJ straight inti> declarer's PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Oireclor~ are wonderlu't...l hope lhiY hlvtn'l found oul yel I don't know what I'm doing. • first-bid suit. The diaAnthony Hopkin• · mond queen looks tempting, but again it --------~~----~--~--~~~-------.is a suit bid by an opUloo~ ~y CI.AY I, POlLAN ponent. -A trump il potentially suicidal. 0 ~earrcnge letter• of tl'l1 teromblod word1 bo· That leaves the spade low four to form four 1lmplo word!. two, which would be my clear choice·. Also, NA C 0 R 0 which is mega-::.imporII tant, the low-card lead guarantees an honor in the suit. {If H I T NN you do not 'have an honor, lead high.) Here, East wins the 1"'-~"1:-:-'-''"":':-:o--il N first trick with the T L 0 People keep asking me how spade jack, cashes the ~ ~ granny has lived to be so old . sJlade ace, and returns . _ . . .• Granny told me that the way to the spade four. West l"'--:-:--::-:-:-:-:--:--.,,tp r~l?~ ~~e- ·s~ li·f.e is to do nothing U S ·I V A L • 0 exits in a minor suit, and the defenders l--,~ar-"11r"l9!"""'11-.,l-"'l--l G) Complooo tho chuckle q~otod by filling In the milling words await the setting trick ~-'-..1-....1-.t.._.,....l you dovolop from lltp No. 3 bolow. in hearts. PRINT NUMBERED Note that on any I .'I;P. LETTERS other opening lead, declarer · can get , home . Also, if West ~,i.litiijiL,_L_L..J_LJ....:LL..J leads the 13th spade at • SCUM-LETS ANSWERS •'. trick four, South can Arouse • Limbo • Unity· Needle • I was BORN succeed with a Devil's Smart coed: 'You ftunk~d the history exam!' Not so . Coup -- try it and · smart coed: 'I know. But all the questions were aboul see. things that happened before I was BORN." FRANK & EARNEST J..OAN 41 Mell 43 Chair 11=-chlnOt ... 17 Mr.llndllr .54 DJ'a auppty 1I l!llctlon SS Flrmi up ... 1111 . 111\MII Eastem girls stop Belpre, B:J NII:A Cro11word Puule Index 2 llctiOII- 1:1 Plpi Calendar XX Classifieds 83·5 Comics 86 Dear Abby · AS Editorials A4 Movies A3 Obituaries A3 Sports · 81·3 Weather A2 c 2002 Clhlo Vllloy Mtlthlfll Co. WORK DI!LAYI!D -Rainy weather has once again temporarily delayed work on Phase II of the Ravenswoo,d Connector project. Despite the temporary delay, officials with ODOT say the project Is still on schedule. When completed, the connector will link u.s. 33 with the Ritchie Bridge and 1·77 In Ravenswood, W.va. (Tony M. Leach) . Weat er orces new ea .o•n reJect waitress. BY TONY M. LIAcH · PUlE POLNTS . - Rain has once again forced worken on Phase ll of the Ravenswood Connector project to temporarily put down their tools. ' However, all crews should be hack on the job around the beginning of May, according to officials with the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT). Greg Huffinan, ODOT project engineer for Phase II, said Monday inclement weather has once again delayed construction on the second. of three segments of Super 1Wo highway that will ultimately connect U.S. 33 with the Ritchie Bridge and lntentate 77 at Ravenswood. W.Va. However, most work crews 'should return to the job around the first of May. ''Even though bad weather has caused a number of delays over the last several months, construction on our segment of the project is slowly moving along," said Huflinan . "We have some workers still on site and we anticipate a majority of our crews returning J,round the first week of May," he said. "Overall, the project is still on schedule because our wor~ docket· allows , for possible weather delays." Huffinan added, Weather permitting, over ~Coalition 8Y 1<1111 DemoN KOOTSONeMYOAILYTAIBUNE.COM GAL;IPOLIS -'- You're not domg yourself or your children any favors by being the cool parent and hosting parties where you allow teens to drink in your home and that's the message behind the .coalition "Parents who host, lose the most." "The campaign is a statewide initiative through which Gallia County applied for a mini-grant for $2,000,'' said Marissa Pulk, communi- the next couple of week~ work crew~ will attempt to pour decks for both the westbound and eastbout)d bridges that span Ohio 7. ".Besides p6uring' decks, we will also focus on the completion of exit rJmps and the installation of catch basins," he said. Phase II will encompass about four miles of highway beginning at the end of Ohio 7 near Five Points and ending .20 miles cast of a Sutton Township road in the Morningstar area. · If convicted, Qualls could face the death penalty. Crow also ruled on several proct'dural motions, and granted a motion to allow Qualls to appear in court without restraints. Quails' defense team has tileq 12 additional motions in his case, and Crow will hear those motions on May 13. Prosecutor Pat Story and Assistant Prosecutor Christopher Tcnoglia "'ppcared on behalf·of the state. · Quails remains in the Noble County Jail in lieu of a $1 million ~ash bond. • TL~HOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ·' TAX DAY! 1 The scheduled date for completion of the project's second section is November 2003. The cost of the Phase II segment will total $21.3 million. Meahwhilc, work crew~ with heavy equipment are busy moving thousands of yards of dirt and rock for the project's first phase, which involves six miles of highway from the Ritchie Bridge to th~ intersection of Ohio 124 and County Road .35 (Portland). · Drainage pipes are being installed and additiona! land is being cleared for the arrival of large earth moving equipment at the site of Phase Ill, a 4.5-mile gap between Morning Star and Portland Road that will ultimately connect all three sections. The total cost of the 16-mile connector project, once finished in 2004, has been estimated at $75 million. JUST IN TIME- Beth Call·of Pomeroy prepares to mall her · federal Income tax return so as to meet Monday's filing deadline. (Tony M. Leach) . 0 offers wamlng for parents ty educator with Gallia-Jackson-Meigs Board of Alcohol . Drug Addiction and Mental Health Services. · "With this money, we created a coalition oflocal agencies and organizations: Gallia County Local Schools, Gallipolis City Schools, GaUia County Chamber of Commerce, PACTS/New Alternatives, Holzer Medical Center, Ohio State Highway Patrol- Gallia, RSVP, GJMBADAMHS, Universicy of Rio Grande, and the Gallia newsletters and running a drink and drive. County Sheriff's Depart- 30-second public. service . Parents can be prosecuted announcement on local cable ·under the law for 'participatment." "The goal of the coalition and on HMC's in - house TV. ing in any of those actiom According to th e pamphlet, mentioned above and everyis to disseminate information a program of Ohio Parents thing associated with a violaregarding no.t having parties for teens that involve alcohol. for Drug · Free Youth, it is. tion, such as personal prop erWe're just trying to arm par- "illegal " to make alcohol ty, can be confiscated. Repo.rt underage drinking ents with the 'information available to children other host o'r by calling the anonymous, than your own, to they need to make wise decisioris." allow teen drinkin g parties in t.OII-free Hotline at 1-817-4The group is passing out your home, illegal, unhealthy MINORS. For information, ca ll pamphlets, posters, speaking and unacceptable for anyone to civic organizations, putting under age 21 to drink, and Melinda Norman ar FACTS flyer s m loC3l business unsafe and illegal for teens to at 446-7866. Mecl Week Is April 14·» R MEDICAL CEI'ITER JACKSON Holzer Medical Center · Jackson solutes our Medical Laboratory ProfMsionals during this special week. Discover the Holzer Difference wWw.bolzer.org ,. • �,• . WedneiCIIJ, Aprll17 - Hearing focuses on Coleman j background and mental state I lhl)ollold IU '/71' I • ~ •I Columbuo 115' 171' I KV. ,') \....-l1!~~ij!~~ ~ 'W.VA. • 2002 AccuWtollltl, lno. ~ -~. ~jp·~· Sunny Pt. Cloucly Cloudy Sho-¥tr1 T·ltOtml . R~n Aurriea Srcw let Stormy weather approaching BY TH(ASSOCIATED PRESS 1\ cold front approaching unstable, abnormally warm air pwrth<· region has the potential for creating some strong thun•b storms on Wednesday, the National Weather Service said. lli'ghs will be mostly in the 80s. · The storm clouds could start building over th~ area tonight, li>ll owing ariothcr day of record or near-record highs, forecastvis ODOT establishes 'nUIId--I•~ A::ll II. 2102 Coleman faces parole board today Ohio weather ~ PageAl Ohio The Daily Sentinel · www.mvcta~tv••nttne&.com COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - When Alton Coleman was siK months old, his 1 mother dumped hiltl in a trash bin, a psychologist said. A psychologist who examined Cole. mari - accused of at least seven murders ' during a 1984 crime spree - said on Monday he never could have developed into a normal adult because of brain damage and abuse that started be!ore he was born. Thomas ·C. Thompson was expected to testify in a Tuesday afternoon hearing before the Ohio Parole Board. Coleman's lawyers were to plead with Gov. Bob Taft tci reduce his death 'sentence to life without parole. Coleman, 46, is not allowed to testify under board policy. On Monday, the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear an appeal on a technical procedure and refused to postpone the April 26 execution date. Coleman, of Waukegan, ·111., faces a death sentence for the murder of Marlene Walters, 44, who was strangled on July 13, 1984, after being attacked along with her husband, . Harry, in suburban Cincinnati. The slaying was one of seven attributed to Coleman and accomplice Debra Brown, whose death sentence was commuted to life without parole by outgoing Gov. Richard Celeste in 1991. Thompson, a neuropsychologist from Las Cruces. N.M., ev:tluated Coleman last year. Coleman's brain never (ully developed, in part because his mother abused alcohol and other drugs during her pregnancy, Thompson said Monday, Coleman survived the trash can incident, but he and his siblings e·ndured more abuse from his mother and grandmother. His brain was further damaged when he either was in an auto accident, as his grandmother claimed, or when she stntck him in the head with a baseball bat, Thompson said. "What you have is the worst possible events happening to the worst possible .nervous system,"Thomps<'lll said. Courts in the Walters case have consistently ruled that the death sentence for Coleman is appropriate, said Joe Case, spokesman for Attorney General Betty Montgomery. "The record demonstrates that he cur-. rently ·is competent · and the issues that may be brought up in the clemency said. Sunset tonight wiU be at 8:11, and sunrise on Wcdncsdy is at Ohio 235 later that morning, walking to school in the police <aid. n1orning." r.:) l a. m. · "" Ross, 35, was in serious conLittlejohn's vision is for chilWeather forecast dition at Miami Valley Hospi- dren to attend their neighbor1\might. .. Partly cloudy. Lows near 60. Light and variable tal on Monday night, hospital hood schools instead of being \V itldS. sent across town to achieve officials said. Wcdncsday... More clouds than sun, with scattered showers racial balance. She said it .ond .thunderstorms. Highs 80 to 85. Southwest 5 to 10 mph. makes little sense to use busing t 'hancc of rain 40 percent. for desegregation because . Wudnesday night... Partly cloudy with scattered showers and nearly three of every four stu•l11111dcrstorms. Lows in the lower 60s. Chance of rain 30 per. WASHINGTON ·(AP) dents are black. !"c n t. The House ethiCs conmtittee On Monday, U.S. District Extended forecast J'hursday... Partly cloudy ~ith a chance ofsh~wers and thun- warned Ohio Rep. James Traf- . Co~;~rt Jtldgc Walter - Rice do• rltnrms. Still warm. Highs in the lower 80s. Chance of rain icant Monday "in the strongest ~::ranted Littlejohn's wish, ·liftpossible terms" not to vote on ing an order that has resulted IU pc•rc'er1t. . I h u rsday night .. . Partly cloudy with a chance of showers and the House floor while law-. in more than 25 years of bus~ makers review his recent con- ing for integration. School r. l'" "dcrstorms. Lows 55 to 60. Chance of rain 30 percent. I 'riday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thun- viction on racketeering and officials said they will start other charges. phasing out the practice in the ,l.·"torms. Highs in the upper 70s. ·;,,urrday... Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderln. a letter, the comJhittee fall . . ·' <>1 11 ~1 during the day. Morning lows in the thid 50s. Highs told the nine-term Democrat lif',_l t 70 . . . he risks action by the full ''" nday... Mosdy cloudy and cooler. Morning lows in the mid House if he tries to vote. •HI,. lligh~ in the upper 60s. · Traficant was found guilty Monday.:.Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Morning last week of taking kickbacks ·CINCINNATI (AP) J.. w, 45 to 50. Highs in the upper 60s. from staff and bribes and gifts from businessmen. The charges, including tax evasion, holding him back and that he carry a nmdmum penalty of was tired of her. · 63 years in jail. But under federal guidelines, he is likely to get much less Jail time when · he is sentenced June 27. TrafiNEW LEXINGTON (AP) cant said he plans to ·appeal his fl former cemetery operaFAIRBORN (AP) - A conviction. · tor f:u:es a 25-count indict- man suspected of stabbing his House rules say that a law~ •r •err t on charges he sold burial wife a few hours before he maker in Traficant's position plots without deeds and other jumped from an overpass has should refrain from voting, but • bun al arrangements without died, police said. do not bar .him from poing so. ,h·hw ring them. Reginald Earl Williams, 39, llon Bowman, who opcrat- of fairborn, died at Miami Val' d . the Greenlawn Memory ley Hospital in Dayton at I :45 ' ;.H dcns in Perry County and p.m. Monday, authorities said. '" lac kmn County, could get An autopsy was to be perDAYTON (AP) - The " I' In 25 years in prison if con- formed Tuesday by the Montimage is engraved in Gail Lit'' l·· d on all . counts. He has gomery · County coroner's pi• ·.1dcd iunocent. office to determine the cause tlejohn's memory - children huddled at school bus stops l'<· rry County Prosecutor of death. waiting to be picked \IP for a )n1eph Flautt said Monday that Police said Williams had a "''"t of the counts are for theft history of domestic violence cross-town trip, while their hy <1<-rcption. against his wife, Gueynetta V mothers sit in cars watching to Jlowman also violated an Ross, and stabbed her several nuke sure they get off safely. "That's the past of Dayton;• ( )Juo law requiring that :1 cer- times at her Fairborn home said Littlejohn, . president of ' ''" percentage of the cost for about 12:30 a.m. Sunday. He 'loll rial lot or vault be put into jumped from the northbound the Dayton Board of Educa' " account for .future use, Interstate 675 overpass at tion. "Now, what we hope that we're going to see is kids I Ia utt said. Panel wams Traficant Body found in apartment Cemetery operator charged partnership for Chesa ss hearing have been adjudicated," Case said. The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday refused to block Coleman's execution. Coleman's attorneY$ appealed on the grounds that only one judge. of the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals had sent the case back to the state, allowing tne execution date to be set. The lawyers said at least a thl)!e--judge panel was needed for the I'Uiing. The U.S. Supreme Court disagreed. The Supreme Court also is considering another of Coleman's murder convictions. for the strangulation .of 15year-old Tonnie Storey, of Cincinnati, two days before Walters 'was killed. · The 6th Circuit sent that case back to the trial court for resentencing. Coleman's lawyers said the Supreme Court should resolve that case before Ohio carries out the execution. The state argues that the two cases are unrelated and the state may proceed. "We find nothing remarkable in the fact that the court of appeals vacated the death sentence in one case and upheld it in another. The two cases involved different murders, different victims, different trials, different juries and ·different sets of defense attorneys," Montgomery said in a motion filed Monday opposing Colen'lan's request. · Police found a w01nan dead Monday after she activated a panic alarm meant to warn authorities that the father of her three children was violating the court order to stay away. Sara Ridder, 24, died in her apartment on the city's west side, police said. There were signs of violence, and • CHILLICOTHE · . 'formal partnering workAlthough ground has not shops are held *1\lOIIiJt patb.een broken yet, ·comtntc- . ticipating ageneies for all uon of Phllse lA of the major eonstrm:tiou proj«ts Chmpeake Bypa~ in en@'lgcd by ODOT. During Lawrence County ~t Us start the parlnering semon hdd at Monday as the Ohto .Depart- the Diltrkt 9 h.-adquarten in . ~nent of TransKortauon ~nd ChiUicoth~ on Monday. team Its contractors .0 ' the proJ«t m~mben addressed seven! held a parmcrm~ workshop key issues they will face dutand Pl'l:•onuntcuon nteeung ing the coune of the Ph e to set the a"''nda d · as . .,. an. reVIeW lA conmuetion "mieet. thes proJect dplans. .Some of these concern! " " b ODO pon$ore Y T. the included llllllty, maintenance workshop was held for rtpreof ·-"'e . CU S• 1 . CKCCUbOtl · , . .h . uoru , pan sentauves •rom t e partictpat- t 'sf: · · j ' · in~~: agencies and companies . omer ~b afictiOn am u~ne t(l sl1a- the,·r 'd d constramts · or compleung .. 1 eas an con- th . . cerns about the .comtru.-tion e proJect on time. . project in Proctorville. Join- _ Aht~rn and Assom•es of ing ODOT District 9 offi- South hadeston, W.Va ., wa~ cials in the partnering session awarded a cotttr:"t ,m th~ we~ individuals from Ahem amo1mt of a,pprolctmatdy and Associates, the contract- $6.58 million to construct ing company which will two lanes ?f the propmcd build the interchange, and four-lane htghway from the 1\:0. Zandc. the consulting 3 ht Street/ E.ast Hu~ttington firm which designed the Bndge at Oh10 607.JUSt west bypass . of Proctnrville, to Ohio 775 ''Partnering is a process and Irene Road, used by ODOT to create The contractors will begin mutual, beneficial goals and site ·preparations next week to establish the groundwork with •.a<'tual construction for measuring and addressing begtmw~g . s~on thereafter. project is111es," said ODOT The proJect 11 scheduled to District 9 Deputy Director be completed by Oct. 31. John E Hagen. "With mutuill 2002, and with the exception understanding and open of connecting work at both communication, we are able ends of the project site, there t.o agree to the foundation for· should b~ little to no impact ou~ projects and to their exe- to traffic th!OiltJhout the procution . throughout their ject. duration," The total Chesapeake the death is being treated as a homicide, police said. They did not say how she died. Ridder, a 91 1 dispatcher, was wearing a domesticviolence panic alarm that went off about 11:40 a.m., alerting the monitoring company, police said. · , ...._ _ _ CLY1ll. t ~~"1. - - - -.. YlxJ INW IT'IIUM non.t · ATOIJCWI YUI 't11.M aaocua... COMBINE coverages and SAVEl ASK US ABOUT THE DETAILS I . Downing Childs Mullen . Muuer Insurance · · Commu.nlty Calendar 11 publlehed II I f~ MIYICI to non·proflt groupa wtahlng to · 1nnounoa milling• and IP" Cllt IVenll, The ~!~llndlr II not d11lgnad to promote u111 or lund-r1lur1 of eny type. ltlm1 are printed onty 11 1p101 permlta and oannot be guaranti.d to be printed a epeclflc number of dayt. (740) 992·3381 . TUESDAY POMEROY - Family Crall Night at Pomeroy Library, 7 p,m, Monday. Flower pot pal~tlng. WEDNESDAY POMEROY- American Red Croll bloodmobile at the Senior Clllzena Center, 1 to 8 p.m. F\ACINE - Southam Local Board · of Education. apeolal meeting, 6 p.m. Wedn11day, to be reoe11ed until Thul'lday at 8 p.m., for conalderallon and Interview• with potential auper· Intendant candldatea. Order's end delights oflidal Library Week. THURSDAY RACINE - Southern Ele· meniary kindergarten reglstra· SATURDAY lion, Thursday and Friday. Call ALFRED - Allred Unllod for appointment, 949-4222. Methodlat Churoh bllaklaal. POMEROY Plant Saturday, aervlng 8 a.m. to 11 •~change at the Senior Citizens a.m. Proooede to go lor a mla· Cen1er: 11 a.m. Program by slons pro)eot . Maater Gardenera. Take flowara to •~change or give lo tho11 POMEROY - Melga Counly who have none. Retired Ttaohers to moot lor luncheon motllng, Sillurday. POMEROY - Melge County noon, at Trinity Church. OATA Olatrlct Pubilo Library observe· lion ol National Library Week Prealdenl John Milhoan to oontlnuea with tie-dye claaa, 7 apeak, 992·3214 lor reaerva· p.m. at Pomeroy Library. Bring t· tiona. lhlrl 01 IOOkl. SALEM CENTER - Star ROCKSPRINGS - · Rook· Grange 778, Junior Grange eprlnga Better Health Club, 878, potluck aupper and fun Thureday, 1 p.m., home of Bar· . night Saturday wllh potluck at bara Fry. Ouea are payable. 8:30 p,m,, loilowed by fun night. POMEROY - Myettry Book Final plane lor hoaung Melge OIIOUIIIOn Group II Pomeroy County Pomona Grange en May Library, 7 p.m. Friday, to conlln· 3 to be made. All membore ue obaervance of National urged to attend. Premier- 8.45 Fllderal Mogul - .70 USB-22.ol0 Gannllt - 77.98 Akzc- 42.72 o-Il EltCirlc- 31.85 AmTtch/8BC- 33.47 GKNLY-5.15 Alhland Inc. - 44.47 Hll1ty DtWIIon- 53.88 AT&T - 13.85 Kmart-1.40 Bank one - 41.21 Krog~~ - 22.50 BLI-16.811 Landi End - 48.55 Bob Evan• - 30.78 Ltd.-18.118 BorgWamer - 62.05 NSC-23.12 Chlmplcn - 3 Chinning Shopt-8.98 Oak Hll Flnlnctal - 20 OVB-23.70 City Hclellng - 1U2 BST-38.114 Col ,;.. 24.88 Ptcplet- 27.10 00-15 Ptpt!Qo- 51 .22 OIJPont- 48.88 MIDAS LEATHER DOUBLE RECLINING SOFA Rockwell - 1&.50 Rocky Boctt - us RD Shell - 52.48 Seart - 53.24 WII•Mirt- 5&.e3 Wendy'• - 35.116 Worthington - 15.62 Dally etock rtportl 111 lht 4 p.m. clc1lng qucttt of tht prtviOul llpolll. (UIPI21,_) Vtllty (mounting & Co"ectlon Polley Our main conctrn In tiii!OriH II 10 ~ IOCU!It.. If ~ ic.- of Ill 11ror In allfOrY, call 1M ,_,oom at (740) 1182·2158. Included In tale) Newt DtDartmentl Tht main nuri« II 1182·2158. o.p.l1mln1 •Jdfrttionl arr. FLASH DANCE Brake Jobs - *49 & Up 115 Gtnlralman..- Ext. 12 ,....,. Ext 13 M Ext14 ou.""''* • Other Services Available Come ... Rob Llwaon, Kevin Hudaon, and Jr. Wilton Monday· Slturday SAM·9PM CIOHdr•un ' Cl-lfled- Ext. 5 To 11nd 1-1'11111 · 540 General Hartinger, Middleport, Ohio ,_o~.oom (740) 992-1400 www.rnydalyMntfntl.oom ----~-------------------------'-- On the Web - Pomtror. Frldlr. 111 Cou~ Ohio. &oOOIIII·clan I'Otllllt paid ol Pomeror. . lltmber. Tho Alooclltld PIHO lnd 1ho Ohio Nowtpapar Allocl111on. Poo-111: 8ond -•11 oetrtc- llono to Tht Dally Stmlntl, 111 Court 81 , P-0)', Ohio 467et. Subecrlptlon ratee ly all'l'lot or motor routt OMOMmonlli OM,_, Dtlly U 18,70 . 110<1 6() . ., . lluboorlblro not dHirlng lo PlY 1ht oorrlor may ramlt In lldVonot dlftOt 10 Tho Dolly..,_, CriGit Will be giVtn oorrlor Ucl\t>y · 1111111 parrnllltllln .,... ,.,.,. homo 011r1or NMolluvalllblo. No_.., ~=~c!.!;"' t27 30 u WHile 2tWMb U- 11312 IIIHIN 11-0IOIII*MtlloCOuntr 12WMb ae- u- 121.21 .,.,. t1011.1z t'"'"'""'" . S<'f\-i''''$ will 1>\' II .t.m.Thur<d;\ \ Ar!ll111,31~\l, 111 ft~tttt.tl H 11111tm Radnt, with tht R t \'.jim Cumhlr •nd th\l R.. ,•. Mtk~ A•l~in~ ••tll n<~llnQ. 1\llrtll wtiiM1t1w 111 C<lrmtl tn... tNy. fn~nds H\;1 • filii ill !11~ lu n\'1\\l hl\111~ ~'~' \1\~bw!tl.~>< tl nm .:l·~ «ml ~-\I I'm· LOCAL BRIEFS Hold ;;aeetlftas. EMS runs To meet l'OMilROY - Um~ ,,f ltAClN Southttn I t l\' ~~ liNt\I ~dutation will the MNi,'l\ liml'f!t\lllt'Y Sl'f\'lrt 110MiiRO M tt~tS m ~~ t ans\vef\:d Hve rall~ 1\n a~~~~ 111 % fll'dal ~euiml Cm1nt R\"tlrediellehtr. will tan\'\' t>n Monda ·. Unit~ '\l.'lcdt~tstbr at t. 11nd · hold • lmtchl'lln mtt'tllll,l ~m ro.· ~~~ until ~p.m. T mnday to n· ~p(ltldt'd ~~ folh•w~ CENTRAL DISPATCH Ntunla • ~t nm>n M 1\ mtt\' llltt'f\'l\"W ~Upl'rinl\"lldtt\t ~ ' hufl;h, Ohtt> ltt'ttre.l ll•J,·h· t ~ mhtl~tt l. 9 :S~ a.m.. lia~t M<1111 St~.-t. ~I'! AN\\'Mtlt>n l'~.ttl •· nt ll•lm lkrt Lt)\W, tr\'~tl' d : L2: 14 1'·111., Lm.;oln Milht~<tn ''''ll ~~•t.~k . M.-nilwl' llt'i11ht s, l )\'nnilt' Snnth. ~hmtld r JII W.-, :! l-1 l<>r 1\'~l'f\'atiOII!. ll..ACINii - ltttl11 l\vi~ttn l'l~a1ant V~ll<')' llo.l pitJl; 1~b•ll tMII will hold • bllkt l: l \) )\ 111.. lht ~dl SII'\'N. !itlt" Smlflla ~ at II a.m. ·, t Uormhy j enkm~. Hob!.'r limn ~ Nmllnal Uank. M t•dk ~l C\'nt••r: T UI'l'lil\S I'LAINS 1\ :\:511 p.m.. Wddtl\\\1'11 I hll, l>t tw!h ·· lhr . K~nn y t:, itllth lkutficc Willi.nn~on. liM(:. . will lw hdtl "' th~ t\11 ""'" 110MEROY ' :nil l\111., Ra~e Stl'llet, P~tll 1\tpp~l'> !Jl~illl llii1111\' IH~I }' Sd1nol on S•tunl•y. lw~lll I hll Sr.. HMC. 110M lill..OY - In ftb$1!t111111,( •t f\ 111 . l'ht• l' •'lit•lh Will 1'111>~ t\intl\ tu .ht'lp tlni- I'>Hil' ~ nl' Nouon~l Ubruy Hth wuh ~~~~•.h ~ al btll~ td~t~tl W~<k, th< M~1~ County Oil• m~t l'uhltc Llbrnry pl~m tht !lt)MRROY - Mama!t'' ttl his recent ma,Jor lw.-rt ll!lluwi ~~~ ~wnt& ~ Th~1d1y, li r~n~~~ h:1ve b~tm ~~~~~~\! m ! llf~~t•ry. l~nnul t:r<~lt Nil!ht, pllintlna M~i~ 'lHIIll)' Jlrohur~ Court Orwnirers plan '''''"' an thlw11r poh: 'rht~ndly, Tie10 Gcl1r~ Rkhnrd llorkin- "ut:til>n, anti musk by Muun ~ Dyiul! cl"~' brlnl! soeks or tlwrry, 4'1, and Sandra Lynn .tllin Riwr, Just ln Ttmr, 11<.: . !ltirt: llrid" , new Mynery Uolinl(. 3~. l>mh of l'um emy~ all\ltlw l,(ln~,thuir> . J)m1 ~ t1 nm Uotlk Dl!t us;iun (lroup. D1mny DNn ll~rn•tt. 6:1, and f Jn b~ pick~ll up. lnf\,rnm All """"nl! will tnko pllt\' •t D~ltll111 J<'lll1 Vemon. 42. ~oth tiou I! uvniluhl1• b}• c.,lli it~t 7 p.nl.llt th~ llfluwroy Ubruy, ot I k~t~r: J11~k Eugene Nlm- Bub Whit•• •t !1%- l077. rh. (, l. ll1>m~roy. a111l Frunt'c:! · C. Wtll1~m •. 40, Oallipoli!. ,,r ll.m., Plan sale Plan benefit · Plan observation . Issued licenses Tickets avall1ble KANAUC:A Ill 11# k~·nhuw~r. lm·ul lil>'l~ 111\'<lt· • JlOMlili..OV _, Tick~!! Cor tribute al'li>t, will phlot·n• .•f Ill<' "IIIIIHII llnmeroy H.il!h AMVl1'1'S ill (1 ,1\lipuh' S,1wr S\'lHit)i Alumni . Am'ld~tlem I'OMEltOV - I\ fo~do­ dny at 7: 30 p.m. Th~ 1h111v i1 banquet anti d~nc~. on Mty 'urt· hal lw~n ~ronted in l)pen 1:\l thu, J>llblk, :lS, uro avall~ble at Swl~htr Meii(S County Conumm nnd l.ohsn Jlhumaey anti Pl~n1 Court to akwood Jlrnllo'ls Plnl'l!t, or hy s~mllnlf Ar"•ptant 1• Corp.. th.>m MarII ~~~~~atllll\l!!~d, 8tllnpGd SliADE Til\' ClOWI'IIlllj.l till 1.. ~knrl1•s, nlltl othm. ~nwl,ol"'· tu lh~ l 1 um~roy llt1artl of rh~ r\1 h~m M''lll' Alunnti Am1ciatiun, HO. Dox lldlwatiunal St•rvi rc l :r 11tn 2(12, l'ontt'"IY, Ohio 45?69. will hold a SJII~rinltun·ho~ ou l'h~ eYt'tlt will b~ held in I'OMii l~OY - A divorcv April .2 nt 7 p.m. nl tlw 1h1· Md1111 lli~h SchMI eaf~ ­ has bce11 grn11tcd in M1>ii(S Al~Knudrr Junior llr~h t•·rt.l , The soci~l hu11r wlll Couuty CnmtiiOu Jih•~ s School· 111 Shndt•, to dts.rns< bqdn nt 5:30 p.m., folloWild C\1\lrl to Dovul M. Jlllt'St\11.1 ES C f.lcilittt•s wnh n .1tl',m•m· hy dinut't' at h:3ll. A daneo Sr., li'Om "lhc1a l'ersom. b~r !. will thllnw with ~urge HaU .'fh<• l'<'l(lllAI' IIU\IHhl)• lllt't't ntlhr t\t'~An . .. in~ot 11f the htl.IIJ'd Will \11~ h1•id Ahmmi mny hrin11 guem. at 111~ Ath~m USC otlk t· uu 'l'kkt'U nrr S15 rnd1. Reserl'OMI!.I~OV A dvil May M ut 7 p.m. vntlliU! .~hnuhl lw made by action lil<·d by Mnnnint-t Mrty . L . ll..nmh, und oth~r~. P(l:timt Sr holn1~hil'l nrv olli.lrud to Virt-tinia l'cndlcron, ami othlt.ACI Nli - Mount Murl stitd~nl ! who ~I'll ~lrh~r ehll· ers, lm b~cn diimiucd hy the porti '! in Mcii(S Cmmty ~~~ C hurc h uJ'(;od, lor nt<'d 0 11 . dn•n or ll'~mkhll•lren of l)HS Common Pl ~ n~ Court . Mile 11111. w.ill hold 11 11"'1'<'1 ~,tnduntrl. Th~ d~Qdline to npply II M~y IH,The I'll are no 111111 011 Saturcluy ut 7 !'·''" otlkl~l upplimlon forms. 'l'hlliQ wh!.l wish ~o apply 1huultl 1~nd nre resume, tranJIOMI.lli.~';) V Chnrl~s !crlpt, ·luttl'r of applicatlon, l'cnninl!toll hns been urd ~ rcd 1\0CKSPI\INGS to complete th~ Sti.Udtc;l!tcrll 1\.ock!prilljli Ikner ll<•rlith ntrnmt photu nnd InformaOhio l'robationllfY Treatment Club will mcut 111 I Jl. lli. tion oil the ri:Jatlonshlp to a Alternative program for a · Thumlny 111 the home ufl!nr- I'IJS 11rnduatc to the anoclation nt thr addnm abov~. COLJI1t of brcakiug nud cnM- lmn l'ry. l)lle! Ar• .pay,lhi<'. Granted · foreclosure Meeting set Divorce Issued C1se dismissed Plan sine Club to meet wiJhln n ~hoM thne Npnn (d. R/31/l (K)I : I/12/21MJ2. ru!pcctlvely) huN been R very dlffl ~ uil omottonol undcrlokln¥, but thoro 11 comfur1 In knnwlnt.t thul dcuth 'II o time fur fcollna• to heal. There IH life nflcr deuth. In the lmtc 10 !ubmlt obituAry 10 the nCW!Iltlpor!, two lmportitnl Hcntcncos were nccldcntolly delcjcd from the orlainal drM1 during llllrftiiNfcr tnlhc culoay thnt wn1 uillmotcly printed, llcfurc Mom unexpectedly died. 1hc Intended 10 1ubmlt 1 correction ond OflOio~lzc I'm· uny feel in~ ! or lnMIIInlncunce In the community thol hi! muy hgvc cuu,cd. In vi ew uf 11 promiNc Jmutle, plcRKc nntc: Runuld O•bomc wu ¥rutluutcd from Chca t~r t ll~h SciHMtl In 193~. lie Ia mvlvod by two brolhcr! ond Mil ler• ln·lnw, ltcrold nnd JoHcphlnc Otb\lflll of L.on~ RtJIIOnl, und Puul nnli Curol Osborne of l.uncutcr A alnccrc '1'hunk Yuu" Jllllll 1o the muny nelllhlll,rt, l'rlcndl capeclally Vivian '(lcl\ran nf Wn•hlnylun, W. Vu.) ond relatiVe! (c8pcclully Aunt Jo~C IJhlnc, Mtlm'a confidAnt), who not only lx:Miuwed cun11unt love un'd uucntlun IIJ!'ln my purcn11 durlna the pu11 t'lve ycur1 of health et'IMu, b~l ul10 upon me during my 1t1y ln•tl'oiL It IHan honur to hove been 111ilcd 11rnony 1uch lovlna pcnplo. f)'"''' Ohio Publlthlng CO. Reader Services Plhrough rttrY '"'"1001', Mondlr 81., Check Us Out For Brand Name Tires Including Mastercraft & Daytona!! lil"'\'ltW I)( 801WI1.1(\I), The ION! ur buth pnrcntl, Runitl\1 nn\1 t'lllrl 0Mbomc day'1 traneactlonl, provldlld by 9mllh PI Mill 11 Advtll Inc. cf Gal· The Daily Sentinel r 'I. EVELAND (AP) - A Jlldgc gave a 21-year prison «' ll lence t9 a man who killed !." hve-in girlfriend, dismemhi •w cl her body and put it in '11 ·" id-filled g:ubage can on tlr " .tpartment balcony. Unfortunately, that is the hlll\<'>1 sentence that I can I'"" you," Cuyahoga County r "llllnon Pleas Judge .Judith J(, Jh.me Koch said Monday to t •• ' 1ld Lee Thomp1on. I hompson, 37, met Canadi•u Nancy Pimentel, 26, in Ill it i•h Columbia early last ynr. Her badly decayed body wa1 found June 10 at the Mayfidd Heights apartment the tmrple had shared. /\n autopsy showed PuHcntcl had 40 bruises on · h r body that occurred before \Ia olt<·d. It was unclear what lot I to Pimentel's murder, ,,lrho ugh Thompson told one W1t11ess that his girlfriend was K'""*" Man sentenced . LOCAL STOCKS AEP - 47.25 Arch Coal - 22.01 RACl - ~~~~~ f\'1 unt, 11, R:t~u\\', ilit\1 Mt\t~o..\.1'~ AI'~ I , lt».\l, •t 1m !flllittWt.. H~ w l><mi }ln. :1*1, \iil\, m bn\'l.n\lt', '"" t'*:' ~ b l..- U~''I.<Otil1 C.«rl'loe 'l :tl\1 ~118· Ht wa~ a 1\'lll\'\.i clf~mpl<>~~~ 1..-II'Vt'iion li'J'IIflll~n oml ~ wt~UII " ' til<'<>~~iht't. Ht '«t.l a m.-m~r of tht 01\'w Wtl> ttr 1\l..•t Amtt~~~~~ l~l\11 · \trvwn~ ~"' Ill• \\'\Ill 1.>1' ~ }'\'.lf'l, Mu1r Erwml' . ~~~~~ llw"" tbttj!ht<-f'l ill'! :\1\NIHA~ C:unr ~nd R\lhtrr \\Utt!h •\l' lk''trl}\ l~tlf~ o~ml $t~nl.-r I h>lt<"t '" R.tun\', «nl.l ~~~ o.nd Chu* . J~c~~ ofR~dn..-: .' "'" ·""' i1~11l ;Lmt:hl•'t'-..tn· l.t\\\ Gloetm "llml"jt ilt"llht~ mn1.1 ~~- R~Int,:tnd jflll ~nd l'ol'l li.i~l.'ll~l \>l H.UII\C'SI\'.11.1, n•., l.l ~~:nnl.l<: ~tMI\'n: ~nd ;\ ht'ltlto::Nn..t.\~ Kttmy To perform MEIGS .CALENDAR Suspect dies after jump Slayer gets 21-year term mately nine mile< t:a.!t tu tht" ~:Jeistin11 Ohio 7,j u~t Quth uf Athalia. It wiU al•~;~ indud•· the ronstrm·tion .of thl\'1.' interchan~s~ Ont.' at Ohio 527 and h•l1•r .,.,., ..n I' Md • • .,. , '~ in the \vest: one at Ohio 6071775 in the cemrill portiau: and one at .O hio 243. , via Kinley AV\\11111.' in the east . Upon compl~tion of Phasl.' 1A. the departuwnl antidpates to h~gin con•trunion of l'hase Ill of the bypa.,., eKt<•ndini: stat~ Route 7 ffiHH l~ne Road to just be)\>nd Fairland Ua~t Elem~ntary. This port inn of the project·h schedul~d to sell in the sprin~~: of 2003 .ami take up to twu construction seasons t<1 <:flll\• plete. The n•maiml~r of tlw ·bypass project, Pham 2 atid · 3. b currently in th~ planmn~ process, and the entire proJeCt (Phase 1-3) is estimated to cost Sl55 million . In addition. the depal'lm~nt has planned to scll a proJ~t later this year that will wid~n Ohio 7 through Proctorvillt•, The cmttpletion of Plmo 1A of the bypass will aUow the newly constru.cted road to st•rvc as a dt,tour route for the safety- widcniJ.tg pl'o jctt of Ohiu 7 throu11h Proctorville . • 196 East Second Streel, Pomeroy nOM ITOCI 'R1 PIWII. proj~t. which h~• helln 9rokton IIllO Ul~ pha es. indt\d\'$ the nm~tn1ction of a four-lane, dividl'(l hil!h• m • from Ohil> 5:!7 appro.~t­ Dypa GltM f. Yount Sr. Keeping fl(leigs County informed ' 'The Daily Sentinel ' . '• Martin O!llomC LA" AlliiCIC~ �' . .. • A4 Th Daily Sentin 1 2002·· • . --~·=-f the Bend omanS candor scares o,. suitors : _The_o_any_Se_nt_me_I The Daily Sentinel mewtt~~Ohlo MO ··~,. • .tl~1rt WWW."¥11MWltfAift....tw IMI*Mt.oft llubllaW ~:...w GtMMII . . . . . N TION L tHI mit thttll scll ·phy, H1n\C'It Is mm'C pcrNuush't tlltln rnllmmHP.tt· tio11. ~ijrel 1\tr mm-e tlpt)ettlh~ tlmn •~setlltHem. Culltrhl1111 nmre symputhcth.: thtm b[ltcrn~ss. t ~~. he hus 11nt t ~'ttlile llttlml epiphany. Until he dues, Amcrkmts will be lcs.~ indiiiCI.It\l l!l'llllt him the hlsmtic let~u· cy he cruws. In tm lntcl'vlcw 111\li'C 1~vculh~ thUII he mtiiht huvc Intended, the tbn\lcl' pt'Csldent snld last week Ulllt lfhe httd It to do nllowr l\l!.ttln, he ''pl\tbilbly" \V\lult.lllot h11w pttrdone\1 t~hl~-c tirmttclcr Mllt'C Rlt:h. But not bcl.:ttUSe he thinks It wus wrot\il. Not becnuse It rnlsC\Ith ~~~ptlon of t'ttrruptlllll becnu~e ot' ull the poHtknl rutd liMndul conttibutlmts mllde by Rkh \ ex·wlt\!, Ol\nlse, u tnt\IOr ron tributor to the Dcntocrutlc Part:y und In Cllnlttn 's p~sltlenHulllbrnry. Ntl, II wus 11 bnd d~lsftln bt-cuuse It wus, in Cllntm1's wurtls, "ten~ble ['iolltl~:s.'' .,, As u stutl~nl of hiS1\llj'. Clinton should know well: The bl~~l.lst \\'\lund~ ure sell~ ln!Utl\!d, ... · . . It the tbn11i\r president wcl'll In tnke n more tllspnsslomlle view ofhlmselt~ show t1 little colllritlon, he'd ll11d mt~~~ Atnerl~:nns l!enerous nnd cvenhtmdoo. In time, they 1:01'1!11\'C Rh:hnrtl Nhton. Fonner Pt-esldent Curter httS r«t~nsllumru his owtt ltntli\1. Cllnttm hns to trus1the A.n1eticun pet~ple with the truth1 the truth nbtlut his liwn triumphs 111\tl t'fillures, hls lnslants Md his sins, At~r nil, the Amerb.:nn voters el~ltd Clinton twl\ll\, Anti th y did It whh the t\1ll recognllllln thllt they weren't Vl)linl! for St. flnmds tlt' Ass lsi; TODAY IN HISTORY a'l '!'HI A&SOOI~UD ~RillS 'lbtlny lsTuesdny,April16, thllltltith dnyllf2002. Therelll'li 259 days let\ In the yelll'. 'lbtl1ty'~ Hli!hllllht In History: . On April 16, 1947, thll !trenth ship Ot'lllltlt:tmtp blew u~ n! the hiii'Dar In ThltM City, ThK'!!\JliiUlther ~hlp, lhe Hlghllyer, eltplotled the lollowlllll d11y. Tnll bln.;ts Ullil rcsulUnl! t11'ils killed ~76 people. . On this dille: 1111789, President•lllcct Wushhtl!ttln let\ Mount Vernon, Vn., rm his lnUUI!Lirutlon It\ New Ym'k. In 1862, u bHI.:ndln11 sluvcry In thll Dlstri~t ot' Columblu ~umc lnw. . · In I \.11 2, Huniet Quimby be~tmul th11 llrsl womun ttl tly tu.:ross the EnaHsh Chuflllel. In I93~. the rudlo ~oml!dy "Fibber M~Oee und Molly" pre• . r\llcr'lld on the NBC Blue [lfetwurk. In 1945, In his tlrst Mpeech to Cllllili'I!Ss1 PnlMitlent Tnumm pledaed to t:IIIT)' out the Wllf und ~ucc pohchls ot' hi~ lute pre· dc~:c:ssor, Franklin 0 . Roosevelt. In 1945, U.S. troop!! rcuched Nul'ilmbel'l!, OllrtMny, durlnll the World Wur 11. tn 194?, t1mtnt:ler und pl'llsldcntlul~:onl1tlunt IJ~mlll'd M. 8111'Uch suld in u specth ut thu South CllftlUnu stntehouse: "Let us not be d~~~:cived - we Ul'ilttltluy In lhll midst uf u~tlld wttr." In 1962, Wultcr Cmnkhc lluccccdcd Douglns fidwlll'ds us un~:hormwt Ill' "The CBS Evenh111 Nllws." · In 1972, Apollo 16 blusted otr on u vuyn11c to thl! moon. Thtl yenrs nau: The House ethlt:s ~:ommlttee listC\1 303 turrent nnu torm~r luwnmkel'l! who hud twerdruwn their House bunlc nc:~:t~unts. . Five ylllll'!l a11o: Pollee In lsruol recor11rnended lndlt:tlna Prim Minister Benjumln Netunynhu for breu~h of trust In llll lnt1u~n~e-trndinl! stuntlul. (l'rosct.:ulor~ lut~r d~ldctl ntll to PUI'HUil t:hlll'lle~ IIJ!lllnst Nenmyuhu, citing u lnt!k or p1'00f.) One yenr uuu: l~rucl luunched un ulr strlkcuaulnst n strnt~· ,lilt: Syrlnn r11dur slutlon In Lcbur10n, killlnllthfile Syrlun ~ol· illerH. The 0Naunllll1 of Purtlund won two Pullll.er Prlllls lncludlna publf~ Sl!tVIC11 for iiN ~Ku,nlnutlun uf Wldll!lpreud ubuscs 6y U1c lmlliiJ!rntlim und Nulurull:tutlon Servlcu. In breuklnl! news repnrtlttt~. 111c Mllirnl Hernltl won f"r Its ~ov· Cfllllll of the fll'il·tlUWII rultl ny f'l!dcrul UUillltS Who took ~UStody uf Ellun Oonzule~; lh~ story ulso prod,uc:~:d the brellklnanews phutoaruphy uwurd lor Alun Diu~ ol The Assodnted- PI'Cils. Mic:hlllll liubun won the l'utlt~.llr Prlz~ fur hlii llt>Vel "The Amuzlnu Adventures of Kuvullcr und Cluy"i Duvltl Aubum Wlltt for his plux "Proof.'' U!c 90I111•Ju of Suut11 Kol'ilil won the IOSth 9os ton ~uruthon . Cuthcrlnll Noorcbu of' Kcnyu wunthe wumen'Nru~c t'or the second ~;unscr.:ullvc yllttr. . 1'00nY,'8 IJirthdilyN: Actor Les Trllmuyne Is H9. Ac:tor Bun')' · NciNon Is H2. A~lor-dlrc •l!Jr-ttuthor l'etllr Ustlnov I~ KI, Actor Pl:ter Mtlfk Rl~hmun IH 7~. A~:trcHH·HinJ!cr Eldl Adnll1!1 1H 73. Joz~ nm~h.:lun f.lcrbie Munn I~ 72. Slnj!cr llobby Vinton IK 67. IJennmrk'N Queen Murgreth 11 IN 62. Buskctbull l-lnll·of· f'umcr K.areem Abc.tui-Jr.lbbur IN ~~. Sln11cr Oe!'fY Ruflcny I ~ ,~ ; A4!tre~ Bllcn Outkln.IN4H. Sinj!er Jht11ny ONmoocJ I~ 39. Roc:k stna~:r Duvtd Pimcr (Soul Asylum) Is 311. A~:tol'-~umedi· un Mlll'lin Lawrence IN 37. Aclllr Jun Cry~r Is J7. R~k rnu~i · clun Dwt RicHer Is 6. Al!tcJr Pc:tcr BllllnyHicy IN 30. Ac:tor Lukos HonHIs 26. · . Thuu11ht fur Thduy: ''The l'li:Nt mtm1r IN un old friend ." Oeoi'Jic Herbert, Bnillllih uuthur ( 1593· 1633 ), · • . . Iff .. ____ __________________________ ...:._. ,. KONDRACKE'S VlEW . DEAR ABBY: I am a 20-yearold woman who enjoys singing, erath and working with children. I appear normal and I'm almost always pleasant. Why do I make that statement? Because I have a menta~ illness, and there is still a stigma. People sometimes feel uneasy when with me. While owr the yean the stigma has lessened, it still remains to some degree. I have been treated like a child, been the topic of gossip, lost friends in the chun:h, and haw l>een feared and ostraci~ed because of my iUness. · After a few dates with a man, I feel I must disclose that I have some emotional problems - including bipolar disorder. My date invariably reaca like he's trapped in the c~r with il rabid animal. Abby, I am NOT crazy, dangerous or contagious! The men I date don't have to be afraid of me, However, when the truth comes out, my gentlemen friends run like scared rabbits, It's Dear Abby ADVICE very hurtful. I want to be treated with undentanding and respect, not punished for an illness I didn't ask for. How nice it would be to have a male friend who doesn't back away because of misinformation about mental disorders. Please ask your readers to give people with mental illness time to prove they are not monsten, just people who. for the most part, lead normal lives and have needs, wishes and feelings like everyone else. - HOPEFUL IN VIRGINIA Artifat has to understand its now or never with Israel Bt\llal thOill!h l8ruel's lnvo.slon or We~t Btmk dtll!ll looks on televlsloo, let's remember: tt wouldn ' t huve llt.'C\IrreU but fur repenll!d Palestinian suldde bmnblnl!s In tsmel. Th thnse whtl Sll)' thnt Pulesthtllltl terrotiSIII is shttply n response to lsmell t:lt.ocllptttlot\ ufP11Iestlniun tct'tlrory, let's remember: In 2000, lsm~l wns preoored to hnnd buck 9? per'l-ent of the 'West Bank. Yttsser Al'tll\lt refused the dent, And when Arnfut l\00 his ttptlloglsts h\ the United Stutes dulm tlillt lsrnel utl'ered only cut•llp pieces of tetrltory, "but\tustuns," Ulld ntlt 1.111 ecllnomlt:iilly ~iuble, I!Ctll!raphlcl\lly cQherent state, u lot'mer top U.S. nc11ce net~otlator responds: ''Bnloney.,,. Dennis Ross who worked on Mldenst ne110th1tlons fur funner Presl· dents Cleol'(!e Bush und Bill Clhllotl, s~tld lllllll lllllltvlew, "There's one rea· slln why there .wnsn 'tll d~nl. It eM be st~ltlln· t\V\l \V\lrtls: Ynsser Arntlu." . . Cllnttln's pmpos11ls, whlt:h were uc~:eptnblil to !Srllill, \V\luld hnve l!lven l!lllestlnlun~ 11 vhtble stnte, pnrtlul sover• til!nty llwr Jel'\tsllienl, n tiBhl tbr Poles• tinlnn l'lll\tl!ees to return to the new state nntl $30 bntlon In l'ilSettlement mtlney, Ross s11ld. .· As Secretlll')' of Stnte Colin Powell heuds t'or lsra~l, Ross' account of pence Pl'\lpt)suls mntle by Clinton Ulld ffinner lsrneH Prime Mlnlstllr Bhud Bar11k serves us n useful remlndl.!r of whu Is resj:it)nslble fllr the current violence In thll Mltlenst. At the Jnoment Pl'ilsidllnt Bush Is lenntnu on lsruell Prime Minister Ariel Shnmn to wtthdrnw tilllks und troops from dtles In thlil West Bnnk where thlly nre tryilll! to uproot Pnlestlniun terrorist networks. Much ut' the U.S. metll11ls pllrtraylng Shnmn us thillll!l!nlssor and Palcstini~ nns ns the vh:titns of the current vlo· lent.'il, ll!florlng what's gone on bef!lre. Rtlss snid Pilwell 's messnge to Arufat should be: "It's now or never." That Is, he moves to control vlolen~e or the to u summit at till'llp David, lsrnel pre· sen~ a mnp thllt would have given Palestinians 8? percent of the territory ISfilel cuptured In the I967 Arab·tsraeli Will', · Morton Kondr.tcke COLUMNIST Under that mnp, Pulestine would· 1 huve been divided into northern and southern elldil\les connected by a nar· · row strip, with Onta sepnrated, "But ' Btlfak mude It dear that was not the end of the smry," Ross said, Sefore thll Cnmp Dn vid negotintlons collllpsed, Barak had 118reed to n thick· : t!nlng of the strip, bringing the l>ulestin· Inn total to 91 percent. ; Blll'ak also agreed to give the new Pule5tlnitm suue sovereignty over Mus·, ~~~ portluns of Jerusnte.~ plus the top ol .the Hlll'am al·Shanf, with Isrnel retalnllll! sovereU1nty llf lower portions of the Thmple Mount, including the , Western Wall holy to Jews. . W\lrklnl! fur 1111 llgt'Cement almost tO' • the end of his presidency, CHnton llhd hls aides carne up with other ideas Bl!teellble to Biil'llk, Including eventual trMsfer of the strategic Jortfan Vlllley, brlnglnl! total l'iltumed territory to fJ7 ; percent. · · Russ sllld Blll'nk: also agreed to Pliles· , tlnlan control of all Ara6 areas of Bast; Jerusalem, · construction of a rlilsed , highway connectlna Oda to the West Bink Md International ~ace monitors. Bven though the Israeli right, IncludIng Shllftln, ~rltlclud Blll'llk's conces· slons, Rllss snld, "I was In lsrllill three weeks after Camp David. People there were ready to accept it. They wanted the conflict to be over." Arlifat, of course, did not. And nil' signs suaaest he never wnnts it to be over. So, after Powell gives htm one final lllst ~hanc11 to worli for peac:e, the •,. _ United States should work to niVOke his Ntlbel Pente Prize and let brllel, If it llhooses, send him Into exile. United Slntes cuts ,1t'f cllnnectilln~ with him. . . . RllSs lndic11ted thnt o~cuslllnully duro lnB the IO·yeur peactl pt'tllless that Aiafnt ulthllntely destroyed, the Pules· Unllln lcuder demonstrnted that he ~ould truck down tin terrorist Bt'Oups. In 1996, he ordered his security furtes to IU'I'est hundreds of m!Utnnts and kept thllm In jnH tor months. Durlnll 1999 and much of 2000, no terror blirnll~ were set ull' ht Israel bet:nuse Arafat ortlered them to stop. . Arufilttl'lllgered new vloll!nceln lute 2000, RllSs silld1 "becnusll he wanted to see how much mtlre hll t:ould 11et" in lsruell concessions. The killing hns nt~ver tensoo, ln pnrtlcular, [ asked Russ llbuUt the Chlll'l!ti that lsmel wns never wlll tng to hand over morethM "bantustans" dur· lng Clinton-era neJ!Ilthlllons. It's 11 claim made repelltedly now by Arnfllt tmd his 11ldes - Md sympathlt· Ill'S like J11111es Zogby oftheArnbAmerletlll lruitltute - to l'llclalm the hlstort• enl high ground from Israel. Th11 ten11 "bMtusmn" refers to the septlruted .lllld powerless black "eoun· tries" set up by white-ruled South At'rlca to malntnlnnplll'theld. Palestlnl• tills J)el'!llstentiY, liken l5rnel to South Afrlcu's mor11lly repugnant . rormer regime. Butllll Ross recounts the history, It's (Mortem Kmrdracke iN executive edi· cleill' the Chllt'lle Is flllse. In July 2000, wr o.fRoll Call, the newspaper of Capi· whet\ Clinton Invited Arlli'ut und Bw-llk tol Rill.) BUSINESS MlRROR · US. becoming ·less vulnerable to petroleum.politics DofAmeets CHESTER - Chester Council 323, Daughten of America met recently at the hall with Helen Wolf presiding. Members joined in the Pledge to the Christian Flag, read Psalm 18, 1-3, and recited the Lord's Prayer. Members also gave the Pl~dge to the.American Flag, and sang the first stanu of the "Star Spangled Banner." Roll call was given and minutes were read and approved, A report on Alta Ballard, Scottie Smith. Doris Koenig and Emma Ashley, who are ill, was given. · Keith Ashley reported that Ohio University is celebrating President Day on Dec. 24. · E~ther Smith thanked those who sent her husband, Scottie, cards, food and prayer& during his sickness. . . Flag bearers escorted Erma Cleland to the altar and seated her for her birthday, The group gave her a card and a h!lg. Everett Grant read "F~vorlte Things," Charlotte Grant, "Party line," Dori; Grueser, "New Friends, Old Friends," Mary Holter, "I Can't Remember, and Goldie Fredericks, "Gyber Hugs... Julie Curtis sang "Somethi.n(! About That Name." Members p~ an E:lsll!r IJiltle· Attending were Thelma White, Sandy White, Mary ~alter, Deloris Wolfe, Everett Grant, Doris Grueser, Mary Barnnger, Inzy NeweU, Helen Wolf, Opal Hollon, Esther Smith; Erma Cleland, Laura Nice, Charlotte Grant, Gary Holter, Betty Young, Keith Ashley, Julie Curtis, Jean Webh, Shirley Beegle, Goldie Frederick and Opal Eichinger. UMW plans events ROCKSPRINGS - Rocksprings United Methodist Wontet\ met recently at the church~ with seven members present. Ha~el Ball ·president, opened with scriptllre from James 3:1421, foUowed,by the Lord's Prayer and the reading of"The Purpose" in unison. · · VIrginia Wem reported on ca):ds sent during the month. Reports of the secretary and treasurer foUowed. · It was noted the Spring Retreat will be held May 4 at The Plain! United Methodist Chun:h. Memben voted to give a donation toWard the lcthus trip. The group wiU hold chun:h service on April 28, with all memben participating. . Plans were made for an Election Day dinner on May 7. Lenora Leifheit announced that "Forgiven Four" will sing at the • chun:h on May S at 7 p.m. · . Frances Goeglein and Dorothy Jeffers led the program, w1th Ooeglein reading "Chocolate for Easter" and Jeffers "Helping Others to Cross Over Jordan ," Member& played a game about gardens, and Wears gave the closing prayer. • . lv IliAD trOll · 1.1xpose just hi)w nervous trnders c:an ble as they did 2.5 yelll'!l ago, said N~W YORK - The recettt turbu· become nt the mere mentltln or discord. Alfn:d Kahn, an economic adviser durhmt:c hl world ene111y mnrk111s reveals With Iraq nntl Venezuelu exporting each lng the Curter lldmlnlstratlon. the UnUI!d Stutes' tltcl'l!uNinll vulnern· day abtlut 4.~ rutllion biirrel$ ot' crude, blllty til ~troleum pulitlt:s ilK ehunge~ ur 6 percent of ylobal Nupplles, a wide· uver the pust 20 )'clll'i! hnve mude It ens· s~nle supply erun~h was possible, If ler to wcuther regiunut pinches Ill crude unlikely, analysts sati.l. supplies. The rountry's enerl!Y etl1clcncy hM It sturted with lruq's sug11estlon thut improved stsnlflcuntly .In rcc:ent Arnb countries hold bn~k ui! supplies to decades. While the ,united SUites' total put pl'l!ssul'll un lsrnelund its mnln n11y, crude lmpol'tll have lncret~sed over time, the United Stutes. The lnhlul fear en~h $1 In 1!1'0!18 domestic product Is utnong trt~del'8 tnusetl n brief runup In now producid with onil·thirtlless ener· prieeN, but things calmed down nftcr gy thun It took 20 yelll's ngo, uccortllna other oil-producing countries In lhe. to Puul MneAvuy, u Yale cconumlst l'llglon conduded It was better to bent who has followed the energy lndusuy them thun join them - the lu11lc belnM slnee the wly 19708. , that their own Kul~s would certnlnly In , nddltlon ttl the ~ountry's shift lncrclL'IIl us n result. . tuwlird servke Industries, rnuny munu· But NOOn after the~ enerJ!y·reluled ten· faclut'llrs nuwlldnyK either run th11lr Nlon In the Middle Ea~t wu~ n:lcur~ed, It plantN entirely tln nuturul llll!l., or have tlllhtencd up on this ~Ide ot the alube. ihe option of swltchlna lo thiM domestic With workers ut Venetui:lu's tllute·run fuel8ource whr.ln t~ll price of cru~eget~ oil cumpuny on mike, crude und, more too high. · lrnportnt\tly, ausollne shipmentM tu the Anoth~r buller Is the country'N Strute· United Stutes were reduced, stokln11 al~ P troleum Reserv11, 11 strlnl! of salt ~oncernr~ ubuul higher t\tel prices on the ~11vem11 nlona the Oulf Coll5t 01 the ~usp of' the summer drivln11 senson. Th11 Texas•!Aulslnnll border thut were tln~t · shurt·llved lltUllduff between the work· t111ed with otlln 197~ und whl~h cun be ei'H and the cuuntry's president, HtJMo lllpped In un emergency. The SPR C:llll Chuvet, ended flrldoy with Chuve:t' huld up til 700 miiUiln lilll'l'llls or oil and ouHter. On~c Ul!Uin, the potentlul thrcut l>l'llsldent Bush hns vowlold ttl fl111t up. dls~ppeu!'lltllltld olt rnlll'kets breuthed u The SPh. uiMo provides u meti!IUI'Il of sll!.h of' relict'. psychtllogkul comfort. for lnstunce, II Til. be ~urc, these recent tlul'll•Ups mfghl prevent motorist from rushing tu lnvolvlnJ! . key oll·prtltluclnil nuth.Jnll nil up the !Mks ut the tlntt hint of lftlU• Ener11y eKperu said Imports from' Saudi Arabia ill'll now much more secure than they were 20 years lll!O.', Bven if the Suuiil government doesn't soy so publicly, analysts believe it Md · other mcxlerute OPEC members l1l'li ready to boost output to cover any shortfall In globnl !lupplles, · . ,. On top of that, betterdriUlngtechnol· ogy hllll mllde It possible for countries sueh 1111 Rus8ln, which does not belong to the OrganllaHun of Petroleum Exporting Countries, to become oil giMtll, Non·OPE!C countries made up about a thbtl of the u.s. supply in 1980. Tdday, th011e nations aec:ount for abuut 50 pen:ent of Americll'~ supply, .llceord· : Ina to Yale's MntAvof. ., With the ouster o Chavez Frldlly; annlystH snld the Wllrld's ml\lor oil·c:on; sUmlng nntlons received some of th~ best news in along time. M.eallztngthut Venezuela could rnnke more money b,Y selling less oil, Chavez brought dlsc1• pllne to the country's oH production and hell)ed keep worldwide prices higher. · ''There's no question that Chnvez was the premler huwk ~ithln OPEC,'' Klolll said. "Long-tenn, , this Is probably a · ren11y slgntncunt blow to OPI!C." (Brrtd Pos~ Is u btulness writer for Tlti! As~·oclctted P/'1!,1'$,) ' ' Present quarten POMEROY - Robert Gmham and Lois Allen, members of the OH·KAN Coin Club, recendy gave a presentation to mem· ben of the fourth and fifth grades at S.Wsbury Elementary School about the Ohio qu:lfter. . Bach child rec~!ved information and an Ohio quarter, and were encounged to join their club. . . . the coin club rneea at 7 p.m. on the WI Monday ofea.ch month at the 'Irolley Station in Micldleport. The club hosted a coin show reeendy ac the Holiday Inn in Oallipolll. . " mental illness - and if you do s,o, it will go a long way toward helping you to feel stronger and more self-. confident. A therapist recently told me about a patient who got her church to start a committee (ln mental health. Then she asked the minister to feature mental illness at one of his sermons in his "day of caring" series, which featured topics like homclessness and migrant worker<. Before the sermon, she stood up in front of the congre·gation and shared her own succesful treatment story.The therapist attended the services, too, and was available to answer questions between services. What a noble way to use the pulpit ·- not only to educate the congregation, but also to advocate for enlightenment on a subJect where not enough light has yet been reflected. · DEAR ABBY: I had to smile when l read the letter from "Stephanie in Delaware," about how an unexpected compliment in her ninth-grade math class made a difference in her life. It brought back a memory from my school days back · in the '50s. . By far the best compliment I ever received, and one I'll remember the rest of my life, was from my ninthgrade music teacher. He reached out one day and took hold of my ear, wiggled it gently and said, ,"Don't ever lose that ear- it's worth a million bucks!" My teacher's name was Henry Brubeck (older brother of jazz great Dave Brubeck) . - DAVID S. OLSEN, LOMPOC, CALIF. DEAR DAVID: He not only had an ear for music, he had perfect pitch with words. (Pauline Phillips mtd h(•r daughter Jeanne Phillips .share tl1e pseudonym Altigail V..r1 Buren. Write Dear Abby at www.DearAbby,<ollt or 1~0. Box 69440, Lt.< An.~eles, CA 90069,) Nin~ Robinson opened tl;e meeting with prayer, and .the group t:O the new con<truction pmject , 1 rea<l "The P11rpose." · The Circle will h.we a baked goml< and noodle booth at the Nellie Parker, president, led the bu>ine&~ meeting, Secretary R.1cine Area Community Organi7A~tion flower f-estival April 27. Martha Poole and Treasurer Osic Mae Follrod read their report<, Baked goO<l' and workers will be needed.·n10se able to work are which were approved. asked to cont.1ct Sterrett. The group will also have a float in the Memben reported 79 friendship calls. par.~de. The business discu~<ed included a reading program by Sara! • The group discussed the pos.,ibility of having a telephone instilled Caldwell, spring retreat at The Plains on May 4, and a church break- at the church, and tabled unlil the next meeting on May 9, with Letha fa!! on April 20. Newsletters from the Jackson Area Ministries and Proffitt and Jo Lee having the progrJm and refn.oshments. !he Marklay family in Lithuania, which Alfred UMW supports, were K,1thryn Hart had the progti!n, and read "Auction of Rare Works ufArt;'"What God Won't Ask;'" lee Fishing;' and "Church Football:' read. Members played a game and Blondena Rainer ru1d Ruth Simpson . Charlotte VanMeter had the prnyer calendar, and chose Mary Lou Roller, an evangelist in Charlotte. N.C. The gtoup signed a card for were winners. Simpson also won the door prize. The group s.1ng a song about plants with Simpson at the piano. . her. . . ·Thelma Henderson presented the mission report and read a let- Attending were Shirley Beegle, Mildred Hart, Mabel Brace, Edie ter from Kathy Burton Lewis, missionary in1bkyo,Japan, She gave Hubbard, Blondena Rainer, Ann Boso, Evelyn Foreman, Peggy a report on "Women and the Search for God: Educate a Woman Hill ; Ruth Simpson, Lillian Hayman, Sheila Theiss, Mattie Beeand She Will Educate the World;' from the January "Response," · gle, Kathryn Hart, Mary Cleek, Letha Proffitt, Avis Harrison Mary jo Barringer led the program from "Seeking Shalom;' "Tu and'Thelma Walton, Have a Home-- Courageous Women Lead the Way;' which told of Rev. OK. Nam Kim, who came from Korea and became a pa<tor in the United States. Pasror Jane Beattie gave grace before refreshment~ of sandwiches Nuticc of Name; ofCunent . and cake, served by Florence Spenc<r. . The next meeting will be held on May 14 at the church, with · or l'nrmer Residcrm of Meigs County Appenril1g ro he owners of Unclaimed funds Pastor Beattie a~ P!:~~gmmleader and hostess. UNCLAIMED FUND@, Circle. meets . ·. ALPRBD - A!Md United Methodist Women met r:ecendy at the chun:h. • Pl•••• "t v.u.~ j..jo•p•t..L '"'iuJone th. . 8oo.J of t... , mom b... of tho m..J\C(jl loff. omplo~uc onJ volunlttN. wouiJ l,~tlo r. . . e PLEASANT VALUY • 1 ,.lultj:,.c:mc it G,, J=u0<21"0, MD, o Fom•l~ P"'Cl •bont11 .. ho l'ICtnll~ ,.t,....J ~ft•'" '' 41 ~:u·1 of dedrcc:~;teJ teT'Vtt;• to h~~ , · ~trenh 1 cornmunrt~ i:IIJ th.. fo erl1t4. Th.nk ~ou f.,. tho J,ffo.enco ~ou modt -- ·-------~--·~ • . DORCAS - Dorea.< Bethany Sonshine Circle met recently at the chun:h, with EVelyn Foreman opening the Ollsine~< meeting with . Tl1e accmruts li>ted were received in the previous year and arc valu~..:d al $~0 0 1 murc . Information concerning the amount of the f'umls :;ml how to L:laim them may be obtained by any person pr\1pricwry inlcrcsl in the unclaimed funds . Prescribed forms will be 1\rrnishcd by addressing an inquiry to the prayer. . d' • I ' "fi Hl S · She read "Thank You, Go , ror Evcryt 1111g, rom e en tcmcr .Ohio !Jcpilrtmcnt of Commercy at the address below. Name and '"ldress nll~>l he gi ven exnctly as lis1cd in the advcrliscmcnt Rice's "Heart Gif!s;' and "Things That Remind Me of God." The ;.,cretary's report and treasurer's report from Kathryn Hart and Ohm Department of Commerce Lillian Hayman were read and approved. Division of Unclaimed Funds Thank you cards were read tron1 Mr. and Mrs. Dwain Casto, Nancy . 77 South lllgh Strecl. 201h floor Pedigo. and Reynold Lagore, Mary Cleek fl:l\'1! a report on canis she Columbuo, Ohio 43266-0545 · had mailed and card• were sigt1cd by the group for Ann Boso, Anna NOTiCI ': Names and addresses ofundaimcd accounts adverLeeThcker, Doc Rose, Naomi Neville,JelfThornton, Bill Rice, Keith tised in pri(ll· years nrc on file with your County Treasurer, as well Rader, Roger Orace, Donna. Sellers, Delbert l'attcr.;on, Margaret Ann as umu.lvcr tiscd m:~.:ounts of leNs than $50. The Division will also Johnson, Abbie Sttaton, Reynold Lagorc, Violet Hshcr, Jim Werry, scurd1 li.11· accounts in names nut appearing on those lists. Send Dwaln and Wilma Casto, Wilkie Holman, Martha Stutler, Danny n list t•f complete names, along wirh the Ohio coutnies in which Shain, Vicki Boso, Robert Hart, Ronald Hart, Herbert Pugh, Ted the y llliiY hav e lived. We will proviue claim forms for possible Coppick, Claudia Roush, Janet Theiss, E.<thcr W..st, Harl1n and Alt.1 matches . Ballard, june Thrncr, Edison Brnce,Valene Ne1glcr,Dorothy Johnson, Ruth Smith, Harold and Sue Ha~r, Douglas C1rclc, L112Jc Carpenter, \V~ :Ji so a;·c ( Ill the internet. Our web site aJdres~ i~ : Chat.y COrdero, Maria Dclg:~to, Ellm Arnott, and Ethel Orr, · . · ww w.com.sla te.oh.us It was reported that volunteer workers are needed at the Pansh ( ' It,· uf (.'lu:ICl'r: ('hn lc r 'lu i.Y!I· ~.tn.:l, Gcncrtll Delivery : Marslmll , Rohaothing Store in Racine.Volunteers may call Mary Ann Huddleston .~ hip . lJnknnw11. Gillmm.J. Evelyn. 10 cr l W, JO Fishct· S1 ~ Pick en~ . Tilus , for a schedule of houn, . . 36759 R od, ~ p.rint!~ ltd; Rohbin", Vicki nux 114 . A, Js.\~5 Blnkc lltll Rd ; Rock$prings · The chun:h building group will hold a y.ud sale at the chun:h on May Rehab, )6B9 Rocksprings Rd; Thpt'lly nl Ucxlrr: Fi~.:ld~. Gn:g, J05U!\ 23 and 24.Th donate, call Lois Stcrtl-'lt at 949-0032.All proceeds will go pqsscssin~ ll 1 lllil". Rkh;ml W, 124 Lmculn 1-11. Tripp, Tndd . 4~1'11 5 Mtlk-r Rd; Vaughn, Leo, Buchanan, PO Uu11 241) , Victonan r'nllt,r. PO Unx 01;1 lJr.:xh.:r KJ ~ark · Ut~· lumuy, or l.ontt Uull <~n•: Mt Olive Rd; Nc."lllzling, ~2 2 6R Norhl'rl 1'. 1'0 Um. Wednesday, April 17th thru Saturday April 20th 9:00am- 5:00pm Featuring Unlqua designs with Turquoise Amber +Moonstone +Blue +Lapis and many other gemstones I 212 Eaat Main Street OH I (, ~1 Clly nr l\llildltfiOII : UMWmella HOSPITAL ,, DEAR HOPEFUL: . It is true that many people are still ignorant about mental illness, and therefore harbor stigmatizing attitudes· about it. It's ironic because one of the most widely prescribed medications in this ·country is Prozac. In your zeal to be up-front, it's possible that you arc telling your male friends too soon about your bipolar disorder. It might be wiser to wait until they get to k11ow you better before disclosing that fact - at ' which time you can recommend they read one or two excellent books about bipolar that arc available in paperback: "An Unquiet Mind" by Kay Redfield Jamison and "A · Brilliant Madness" by Patty Duke and Gloria Hochman . Both illustrate that, with treatment, a person with bipolar disorder can be productive and successfuL You arc obviously intelligent and well-educated. You are in a unique position to educate others abom MEIGS NOTEBO·OK ClillltHI ~ tt>)ltws: As smt\11 t1s II\\ is, ~'1:\l' d thmk But Cllt\1\lll woold lmw lcm~ted by nnw that ijCIIIIIIItl rcmm~ Is mm~ tltlmirnble ' " , Clinton s. dismissal qf his past . won't give ltim his legacy Arlaoo~ R~ublle. r"~~t~lxl ' lEW • • l'bt Tuesday, Aprllll, 1001 j) Ohio '111'-Y Publlahlng Co~ ~UOlMIIt · Page AS Crclllt'ill15, Dill J', 1'0 Hm. 2. Ualrymplc. 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Wolfe, ('nru, 42lJ I Sl ; St!l lt•n. l·dwnrd E:ul. 27 1 N l!il Ave ~ 1111 . Sw1~thcr, ( 'urn /\ . Kl 1, Yuu11g. DiiVHI It 4~ 1'0 IJ11ll 45 c~\ul"llle ('It~ Rd T ur lhthnd : Lungurtlh , Onno, PO 13u• 241 .CIIy of Pomeroy : Avcriun, Perl •• City of S)·r•cutt: Run tll, Max1nc. 112 Ma1n St ; PO Bo• l07. lhnw n," ll ;nuliJ IJ, 210 W Mnin Sl: City of Tupp•r. Pill no: Bolyard , Chmcfo. L<lund. JJ4ll lly•<ll Run Rd. (i, ~ 12 l htion A\'c, l"k;ult.<~. l.u t:tl lc, Rd : 1Jw w11, llillulll u·. zoo ('mw, 1'1cll }1, Boli CH,8. Fa~y. L.utlla, RR I : F11" · K~rl;1 K, n tOO Httwond<~ lhl , llitJIII'"Iilull, Wilhum fC, 400 litl'Ch Sl. ltol\.umh , Evtrcll, f<t ) , ll ulco•nb. V~· .:t , Rl 3, K.okosin@ (',msll-ucllon, 4 2411~ l'nmchty f'tkc. Lallancc. Mar- Jerry, PO Uo• PO Llo• 222 J ~5. Davis , Dmi1 M, City IJnkno"n: Freeman , J1tn , Me•p SctltUr Cla~l 19Y6, p n li\lme. Eqully. Pnney Do ~~ S rA1 E Of 0 1110. DEPARrMI·NT OF COMMERCE Uob T•lt Go\ cnull· (;ll,.Y ( ·; Suhsutulnik Dir..:ctur lhvid t... Moore ' Sur~crin~cndcnl �• 'Nation • World The Daily Sentinel . Rally draws thousands WASHINGTON (AP) ·Tens of thousands of demonstrators, gathered at the steps of· the Capitol to support Israel's battle against terror, hooted down a Bush administration official who suggested that Palestinians too have suffered. . Deputy . Defense Secretary Pa4l Wolfowitz represented President Bush at the rally Monday among a line of speakers who expressed U.S. solidarity \\~th Israel and condem ned P...J.,sti nian suicide · bombe-rs ~ the greatest obstad e ro !"<'~« 111 the Middle WI.. . \Vt>l.li.""tl· the Pentagon 's . s«cmd-r~nkC'\1 official was fon...,t tu lilop ~king several tim~ shook<! do\\~1 by boos md ·,·hJ.nts of "no more Ar•fac:· when he noted that lsr>dn Wl::re not the only victim of 11ulence. Vasser A1'2fat · heath the Palestinian Authority and. denounced as a terror~ ist by lmdi Prime Minister Arid Sharon. is "isolated" in his headquarters by Israeli troops sent by Sharon to crush Palestinian terror operations. "Palestinians are . suffering and dying as weU;' Wolfowitz told a crowd that extended from Capitol Hill down the National MaU to the Reflecting Pool. "It is critical that we recognize and acknowledge .that fact." Shipments will proceed . WASHINGTON (AP). Energy · Secretary Spencer Abraham gave · notice late Monday that he is ready to begin shipments of plutonium into South Carolina by midMay, despite the Democratic state governor's strong objections. Abraham in a letter to Gov. Jim Hodges ·said it was" essential" to begin the shipments around May 15, to meet a schedule for closing the Rocky Flats weapons facility in Colorado by 2006. · ·By giving the 30-day notice, required by Congress, Abraham issued a Clear signal to Hodges that the Bush administration intends to pursue the shipments, over the governor's objections if necessary, Department of Energy officials said. The planned plutonium shipments from various federal weapons facilities to DOE's Savannah River complex near Aiken, S.C., has been the subjeer of intense negotiations for months. Newcanola worries Monsanto. WASHINGTON (AP) A leading biotechnology company is seeking federal approval for a .genetically engineered variety of canob just in case tl'2ce amounts of the cooking-oil crop are detected in U.S. seed supplies. The gene-altered seed variety has never been marketed commercially but tiny ·amounts were detected last year in Canadian seed, Monsanto Co. spokesman Loren Wassell said Monday. Getting approval for the crop from the Agriculture Department and Food :ind Drug Admin4cration would ensure that discovery of the &eed in U.S. supplies would not disrupt trade, Wassell said. The biotech proteins in the conob were approved for food use by the Environmental Protection Agency in the 1990s, he said. Refoma Party splitting up DENVER (AP) - . The Reform Party, beset by infighting, sujfered a split with the resignation. of leaden in 'eight states who announced pbm to form their own p•ny. About JO memben mign.ed Monday from the national committee, along with six of Page AI, the 11 members of the party's executive committee, said national party treasurer Dan Charles, w~o lives in Boulder. "My state chose to take this step to protect itself and its candidates from a dictatorial national chairman who seems be'lt on destroying the Reform Party," said Charles, who was the Colorado party's state chair. Disaffiliating - while keeping their state parties intact were party leaders in Tennessee, Georgia, Mississippi, Arkansas, Illinois, Colorado. New Hampshire and Iowa, Charles said . The Daily Sentinel - •Diamond Roundup, Ptwe B2 K-C R1.1ceway to open, Ptwe BJ . Byron Whizzer' White ,dead at 84 Rett.'L-. od Sutt)"'ome r 'L 1, ~,· d• CourtJUSuce res • 0 pneumonta ~{ , WASHINGTON (AP) - Retired · Supreme Court Justice Byron R. White, a football hero whose reputation for dear-headed· legal thinking and a hardheaded personality was honed through three decades on the nation's highest court, died Monday. He was 84. White served on the court for 31 years before retiring in 1993. In the court's history, only eight men served longer. His seat was 6Jled by Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. With White's death, there are no living former Supreme Court justices. He had . FORT LAUDERDALE. been ill much of the last two years and Fla. (AP) - Gov. Jeb Bush has looked frail during his rare appearances ordered the Aorida .Departat the Supreme Court. White had kept a men t of Law Enforcement to investigate the 1990 murder of . court office since his retirement, but closed it last year and moved back to his a Broward County sheriff's native Colorado, a signal to many that deputy. his health was perilous. Bush's order Monday came White died Monday morning in Denin the wake of new qu,~stions ver, of complications from pneumonia, • about the death of Deputy statement frorn the Supreme Court said. Patrick Behan: Two teens con- . Appointed by Pre~ident Kennedy in fessed to the crime and were 1962,_White soon became a dissenter convicted, but they say their from many qf the court's liberal rulings confessiO!)S were coerced and a former county detention officer recently told undercover officers he did . the killing. Bush told the FDLE to review the entire case, from the initial investigation to the arrests and convictions ofTim Brown and Keith King to the sheriff's office undercover operation that caught former Food and Drug detention deputy Andrew Johnson on tape claiming he killed Behan. The governor gave the agency 45 days to report its findings, the South Florida Sun-Sentinel in Fort Lauderdale reponed for Tuesday editions. He said the questions in the case are "sufficient to require an additional factual inquiry or investigation." Shooting under . investigation I 'RMidey, April II, 20Qi Inside: J of the t960s. White was a tough interrog~tor of the Later in his tenure, he was a consistent, lawyers who appeared before the court. if independent, member of the court's His questions were brief a11d direct, and increasingly conservative majority. A he ha~ zero tolmnce for the ill-prehard-liner on law-and-order issues, pared or longwinded. . · White often spoke for th.e court in deciIn making Byron Raymond White his · sions enhancing police authprity. first Supreme Court pick, Kennedy said He dissented from the court's bndmark White had "excelled in everything· he 1973 ruling in Roe v. Wade, which legal- had attempted.'' ized abortion oationWide, and th~reafter White's academic record, profenional steadfastly voted in favor of allowing states career and the sports pages backed up to regulate, or even outlaw, abortion. that assertion. White's record on other divisive social The valedictorian of his high school issues was mixed. and University of Colorado class, White He voted to give federal courts broad went on to study at Oxford and become power to order racial desegreg~tion of . a high-honors graduate of the Yale Unithe nation's public schqols, and often versity Law School. sided with the court's liberal wing in But to a genel'2tion of American sports civil rights disputes. But he later opposed fans he was better known as "Wltizzer!' broad use of" affirmative action" to rem- White, the football player who won Alledy past discrimination in employment. America honors and National Football · White's votes in free-speech and free- League stardo~. He later came to hate pren cases were mixed, but generaUy he the nickname. opposed expansive freedom-of-expresWhite was 44, the same age ~~ sion rights. He favored greater govern- Kennedy, when he joined the court. The mental accommo.dation of religion ~ in two had met in 1939 in England, where ways more liberal justices considered White studied as a Rhodes scholar and . violations of the constitutionally Kennedy's father was U.S.' ambassador. required sepa1'2tion of church and state. The two men's paths again crossed His opinion writing reflected his during~orldWar II when White, ana~ essential character: precise, methodical inteUigen'ce officer, wrote the officl:il and impatient to finish the job. report of the' sinking of Kennedy's PT· Ori the bench, the gravelly voiced I 09 . 8ar !!Iuper Sale '• Tu•diJ, April 11. 2002 . TuEsDAY'S HIGffi.IGHTS Pro Basketball NIA Monday'• Gamel Chicago 98, Phllactelphla 9e Boston 93, Mlnn11ot1 90 L.A. Lakera 111, Btattlt104 'rhome named AL player of the week CLEVELAND (AI?) - lndiam lim baseman Jim Thome, who W38 battins just . .14:1 and didn't hit 6nt home run mnil Cleveland's ninth · game, Monooy Wil.l named the . American League player of the week. Thome made up for hi! slow · start by hitting hon1e run! in his la1t four'Wlmes; In 1ix Wlllles lll.lt week, he batted .350, drove in 11 rups and !cored six times. The Indians, who have won 10 straight games and have ba!eball's best record at 11 - 1, will open a three-game tcriet in Chic~go aW!inst the White Sox on Theiiday. Watson signs with OVC llaker AgAin ~111.1 I NAlly Ilk~ th~ COACh (1\.on Stacie Watson i8 Pavln),'' Wntson sGid.''W~ (W"uon and llaker) FROM 8Tm REPORTS TUPPERS PLAINS the latest Eastern High Sehoul girla ba1ketball were I!OOd fri ends. Tl\1! yeAr wa1 " rc bulldin~ player to enter the coUeite rank1: year up there. Next y~Ar 1 think we shout,( Watson has signed with Ohio Valley Col· pretty I!OOli. 1'w be~n m sonw op ~n I!YI111 lege In l>arkcrsburg,W.Va.,joininl! an NCAA and playud and I think w~'ll b~ pretty llood ." Division II program on the rise In the West Wat1011 l~d rh u ea11 tut to thd r third '])]. Virslnia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference. Valley Confcreucr Hoi: kinll t)iviNion tid~ In She joins Valerie Km (Shawnee State),Jc!- four 1ea10111 this year. Al'llra11 tn 11 16.5 point1 sica Brannon (MuRkinllum) and Amber IJakcr and H.5 rebound! per ~~~m e tu puce lhc team (Ohio Valley) who were all recruited to play in both ca tt l!orlrl. Sh ~ rccun;lcd ctl!in dou· collel!e basketball In the pn!t four yem. blN ioubles. Watton, who pla111 to mi\Jor in buihms, She was voted TVC: and nlm kt 1,, player said the opportunity to play beilde form er of the year and Will a f1rlt· t~nm 1 rt~ctlun In teammate Baker III!Rin wu l>ne of the rcalom rhe l1'al!ue and dim let, She nl10 earn ~d 1prcial MOVIN' ON - E11t1rn'1 Staoil! W11t1on (front ol!nter) reoent· 1he cho1e Ovc. . ~ ly elaned a letter of lntenet to Pllly blll ketball 111 Ohio Valley "I'm. going to' get to play with Amber Pl1111 IH WltiDn, II Colleae. (Andrew Cnrter) . Belpre knocks off Eastern 1 Rio baHball to host dlnla lliO GRANDE . - The Univcrtity of Riu Gr.mde ~ ball program · will conduct offensive and defcn1ive clinic. on Saturday. April 27 at Stanley L. Evans FMd trom 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. prior to the 1\.edmen fac. in~Tiffin Univenity. TI1c lint tcJJion wiD comilt of ill.llruction on oll'emc ·filnn 9· Tribes streak makes GM • • tnto agentus •~ looTT WoLirl · I!NTINfL CORR!IPONDCNT fUI'Pili~ S PLAIN S ~ Jlr hillll QIHll lm !!fW l'itch• CLEV.ELAND (AP) Mark Shapiro looked out at an audience of excited . lndi~ am fam, wme of the 1ame one1 who call~d him crazy ·for trading Roberto Alomar. But before beginning hi1 luncheon tpcech, Cleve· land'• rookie general manager joked about hi! rough winter. "It~ 1ure nice not having co •tand behind chicken wire up here,'' he 1aid. a~ wear a ftak jacket, The lndiam are 11-1, and · Shapiro it enjoying · hi1 team's bliltcring 1tart at hll! prrfurtll~ll ~t lhmt 'ru111 Wolfe, thr lldpr~ Cio1ld rll llUJ,IIri IIJl'~l 'INI' Uthl1• f~tll ~d !lm~ m fl~ gl ~1 M•1mluy n l~o~ ht , 2· 1 In arra b Qy~· var!lty Tri -Vallcy t:Mfr rr nr~ int ~ rdivitl on ul bm• llull :· ~ctlon . !lwcrn fall! to H· 1 anti ~1, whll u Urlrrr h 7· 2, ~ - 2. WtJ lf~ lm ~ tl lt'rl(~ d u• 1111~ .,r th ~ ar~a·; )' WHi ~r Jllt.:lt· ~ f! ami hh ••l(orl! wc rr cvi· dcnl In M I1J~tluy'l lhnw· dowu , Wol(~ •:tt .tow11 1h ~ 1 ld ~ 1-2· ·' thrvu gh tlw ll r.i (our l nnltl !!~ · brfo rr lla•t· ern '! Ucn Holter bruke the Ire with ll.a!lrrn•, 11 m hit lu th e llfth lnnlll!f. Mcattwhllc, fJclf'rr dill lt1 •laJHaj!r iu th ~ fi wrtll iuulnu wh cll l~ldltJI( 1inglr•l aml • mllC~ ,a. anyon~. TI,i1, wa. 10 a.m. 1111!' ICCOnd ~e~~lon will' · suppoted w ~ the year have instruction on defentc Cleveland feU back in the trorn 10-11 a.m. pack, remember? ThirdThe CtKtl of the clinics arc place in the: AL Central, here S10 per JCMion and rcgi1tration · we come. is the day of the clinics at d~e Well, it Jwn't happened, tield at 8 a.m. Not yet anyway. Playm need to bring gloves After •weeping four and baa. ttraight from Minnesota illld The clinic• arc open to playen going 6-0 on a JCIJCJn· 5 and up. opening homeltand, the The Rio Cir.ande coachins lndiam own batcball'• best .calf and memben of the lt.edrecord and are off to their · men baseball team will provide fanat .cart 1ince op.ening the iniii'Uction. the 1966 tcaiO!l at 14-1. "I don't think anybody expected a .care like chit;' Grtt baJemm Jim ThOIIU! uid. ''With all the new facet, it Wolf imporunt Wr Ul fO get 1. Bg Game lever b •1c1 Ul S ATLANTA (AP) - The long odds didn't· deter Glenn Gosselin in his quest for a $325 million lottery jackpot that is the .second brgest in . U.S. history. ".If you don't have a ticket, your ·odds drop to zero;' rea.:· soned Gosselin, who bought a ticket at Neighborhood Food Store in Springfield, Mass. , where the Big Game line wound from the cash register to the door. Lottery players like Gosselin faced near-impossible odds heading into Tuesday's drawing. A dreamer looking to win Big G•me lottery is 16 times more likely to get killed driving to the gat station to buy a ticket. · The odds of winning are 1 in 76 million. Pllp-Bt l mtlGr. H~ lvrr thrruic u ~•l In tenlhJtralaht , ....... n• .,., ' w:r lk•••l Wtlliall11!1!1 ~~ ~ 11111ml a IWIJrUIJ dmrbl c, til" hit dm ! WVII<I W i:tr !hot <llfrllfl'tlu~ n the uamc. ll<'lrrr lc•l 111 thh f'!1 llll 2· 1. I'IJII.! !WIIl j! f-f ll ltrr'1 ltit !la•cem Wi!IH ;low tt 111 Weha•wllll it going early:' Tlw fndWu are · 9-0 in Clin t~ Wolfe walkc•l. ht IIJu;t th c 1-Micl, thrr1 THI NIW INI'IICWID TJIIM- F1n1 Ctllbrltl 11!1 CIIVIIInd lndllllf o"'nl"' win OVtr 1hf MlnneiiOUI Twine. Plclltd by many to flnllh third In lhflr dlvlf lon, lhf lndllnl (1 1-1) aro off tD baHbllll'l ~It •tart end ere prQVInJ 1keptlc1 wronJ with ft'ffY win, (AP fill) . ' the •bill! itulllt ~o~. flut lrli tw11 men mamlr;l, thru itl the bowmt lu i( tlw (rum ~ ea,lcru •trul'k I'~Y•l i rt . Wtdt . IWO OUI C l1ri• Lymh 1i !1U• bled ~nd 11111r thinl, 111 1111 ~~urud 1111 :r Churli ot Y111111!G •i njlle, flmmuu jMtl hll with ~ Jllt~ h ii lltl with I-I 1Jh ~r Ufl 1 Vi!!ltl!l Wilt '~~"" ' IN II fi lii d!!Wfl , £!~1111r11 tflf!:iii<IJII'tf wltiJ U Holter ~'''W' ill thr >~'V• Lady Eagles knock down Belpre IIY Icon WCN.N IUITIH£1. OOIIIIUI'ONOfHT TUfJVERS I'LAINS- U~pite 1Mins their pi" hing ace· ro an injury, the Ealtern ~ turvi\led dw ""rm and putted anomer big win, an 11-2 win over &lpre, Monday nipc in an incerdi"itional Trl-Valley Conferen« 1nau<h up. . Emern if now IJ-1 and 6-I. ATLANTA (AP) - Che Golden and his brother Idris were coming our of a music · store when the .bbck men said they first heard the racial slurs. Moments later, they were on the ground, being punched, kicked and taunted by three whites who allegedly ripped Idris Golden's dreadlocks out of his head. "I remember them pounding our heath on the concrete - stomping us - doing whatever they could to beat w down," said Che Go~n ; a 29-year-old IBM employee in Atlanta. Bbck activists are calling the April 6 beating in Atlanta's litde Five Points aru and shopping district one of the wont hate crimes in the city'• recent history. District Attorney Paul ·Howard is planning to pnnecure the defendano under Georgia's new hate crime law, which calls for increased penalties fo~ racially motivated crimes. Prosecutors were hoping to take the case to a grand jury as early u Tuesday, said diJtrict attorney spokesman Eric Friedly. Ea..tern 4011thp,W and au pi1d1er Krkca Whife went down in me tine innli!J with a knu injury. but Eattern l!t\/er fkipped a lieu with Katf Wdwiclc tillinJ cbt \1014 and pird!ins cbt l!aflln co vi4:rory. Wdwi4:k w.ilked ~i• ~nd ~~truck""' ch ~~te, White f~nn~td V'" du~ 11:1tre (;-41, f!a,tern iU1dJid live run• in bemrc: the h.W w <'llit, rhe •illth imtinK 1nd lk<lf're e~mr b.:~do Eafi"ern to!lk .:1 2-41 le.W in rh~: tim · wtfh IWII " ' lh~t ~nnh. 1114.' li:m'lt I 1· inn int~ wh<'ll T IIJ'eJJy lli""Ucinj!led .:~nd 2. ~Ofi!d UJJ an l:fror When f1f!WtJI fi.U'rJl Ulll<'fl 11<illl 1)oulhiU W.:i• re.whed. l'i!Well ~rored oo .:~nl~UJ lrif'l<" wd1-plt.:~..:d w11h ·her dub'• elli1r1, by Wwkk. lk<IJ!fe threa"'"'" in rhe while al>~l •IWWJIIi~ .:mt.:lffN fm' hltf - " with J b.:~~ lttilded chre.:~r, bua fr~h11wt j'IU'her. DoodtiU w.:~• f'llt.:~..:il Wdwil:k !lUI lllil IJ( the (ram~t with · her dub. dd'm•ivc e-flltrt and umcarhed. offm•we ltlll1tlll, £a4(1ffn lidded (oor in dte linlflh ~'" fliUiff• Wlfff Ht""'ll with t1 whlln AIY"' Holu-r wallwd, )e11ny Joubk aud 1w11 •m~•· WtKjlln~ a •inArlllfl rc:M:I!<d 1111 an c:rrM lint ~wed ~. 1Aidwl4-k a triple a11d oiJJWe, Nikki H!llter, Am,JndaVtajFr walked,md l.fi~ l'hilli,. .:1 doullle ~nd •INW"• .:~nd jn11Jy ~II ~ ~ tw~IIJI doobkt. Amllher '"" Artm• a ''tJWe, lk<1J!fe hiUiff• Witt'<' ~tred oo .:1 Carric<Wilfl'lm ~'"''"'d,ftlll• f.brm i!nd Ar1h11,., "nth, hut l!r w~• ldt m~u.t. ~d , 1eiiVI H!1 'hll •Glni! ~I 2· 1, Wol(e f'kked up dJ~ ww w11 h four ~lrlkllf11Jh illl1l JU•t mit w11fk, whifr J immie f1utJ!Uil •uffrrt<l tl!r '''" lu ~ ilflliil l'f(of! , 1111WW1 fiiJIIIII.f llltl( iilld Wi11kt'tl jll•l thrcr, l!a.tcm hittrr• wrrr Clm• l.ym,. 11 di1ulil11, ( :h~riut Y11111114 II •ill~~~ iiJld lkll f-lfllfl!f IWII ''"!lie•, Hclpr<" h1t1rt• ~tt( Wrb.kr 11 •1111(1(, A tdi1114 IWI! •mwt• •"•' ~ mr'"· c''"" • oillfilo', 111ul Williiilll'llll A """ ""' ~,., tk"llllillt, l!itl«'tll J!!Mo 1+1 ,, ., lle'..hy, :'ifmth ( •~f~ ------------------------------------------------------------------·~ ' ., Ill 5 ,~ Rio Grande track has another·strong effort at Charleston 7. Kfme-llloN ~td illt11fflh pbu (tffl4h in "" dr;t·u. 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Mid 1261 m mr 21,,._ Mill~ r1111 • • ~ • Iii*' (Ur2H1j; li!C'kJ JMit lllMJ, . �• www.m~llyaentlnel.com Page Bl Th Daily S ntinel ... 2002 AROUND THE DIAMOND ,._......,. --'~A~t~Ht Loi Angel.. a, loot · w L 'e 1 . 46~ t .46ll w I. 1 • •e ""' New Vufll Fltiltda ~treol lodoolphli Allinta St. L""te Clntlnllltl Ptdlbu'VIl Ohf&liiO li a .618 6 .600 t a ' til! ~ 2 .4211 .t/:1 8 Otnlrtl I 01 !let 6 .615 8 1 .w .lUI~ Dl - Ill fli! .m ilf/2 .417 21/2 .U1 5 a 7 3. 10 WHI w I. 1'61 01 llliH FlllhOIIMio 4 .892 g Afizano a ,843 1/2 LDIAhgoln 1 2 e .538 .838 8ori Otogo 1 ~ s 4 to, .2(16 H1 Coi<lllldO HilU"till MIIWIIUMH • ltOf fA'tiA - Met§ ~hort8top Ruy Ordonet bobble8 a bell hit 11y lltla11Ul !lrllVClli' DHmliln M08!i Mondoy. (A~) Mets vs. Braves: It's never boring Bv THI AUOoiATID Pllut I 11~ Nrw Yotk Mcts and 1\tl.itltll l1tttvcs alway1 provide a llll!Nic fit1l•h. Mike l11!tttu huuleted twice and ~dgardo AI(<!Ht<! hit a gatl1c-WI11- 11itlg 1i11glc lh the 1~th lt111lng a! the M~tl tDilte back ft<lll1 9 Ave-run defldt w beut til~ Ut•Vel i -6 Mo11day HigHt. . "We play s<!111e gtJ<!d gatncs agalHst iile 1Jravcs It see1m/' manager 11uh1ty Vale11tiHe said. ''We kt 1UW W~ tall Will half l!lltt11!! flO ttt.IIWr what till! !e(lfe I;!' llu• Mt•ts Wtlk twtl tJf thtee lwtti their NL !last tlval; at Httttcr l'icld 111 eatly April. N<'w Ymk !!!Otl!d Hille runs lri tile HIJllh 111t11Hg IJf au 11-2 vlc,t<,ty, thctl lt~st the Hel(t day !ttl MttCUI dlle~' three•rut1 hiJiner Itt till! 14th' l1te Mets ate bl!git111i11g w tmkc ~ l1ablt (J( these dtatnatlt rtttlin~, at1d Hot j11sc against /lllllttta. New'V!Jtk taUled ft!Jm a 7-11 defklt Saturday ag.!IH!I Mollfte'~l bdilr~ l!J!it11§ IJ-!l 111 I J lf111ings. "Mtl~ time, the Meb made <m~ t~ey tlniolled iht j!Jb, "It'' tool(h wlieti yoo get tfuwl!liktt tliae; especlaUy af!jlltlst • fl!;fftl like AtlaHta:' IIJatta ~aid. "Hm we've cttlt1e batk befiJI'e ''"'' We' lieHeve we're gtllHg tl! wm tile~ gattle;!' · Bl!e'Whete, It wa: ~~~ 1Jiegt; 4, ~~~ l'u11d*'IJ J; ~ A11gefes ~~ Cu1ut:ukl :!; AtiWt!J 14, St. . l»ttls S; Chk~gt; 6, Mdtltte~l4; ,m!lf1ittsbtttgh b, Mllwaukee L · f'i~zta hit S<>fl:l •h~ l11 the <eWHd aHd ~I!Hth iNHiHg<t, and tl1r M(U koted IJve ruHs lH the ""'C'ttth to tie It at It IJH a lwtrte Wit by pjttch-hltttt j1:JI1t1 V,,fetiUtt that W!Jke !1f1 a tattle '>ftea !Jtiklium uawd. J~· l'ifYtiJH, hide~& it1 1m Otst fr~•· ~t-lr.tt•, oiNgled whit tim! <lift ltt the 12ch lftdlmt Cltr~ t/.,,mf10't1d (IJ~ 1). Mtet a two~~'' walk tu Vlatza, Nf!JH:w hit ·' ~<>it <itlf/Je w righi-ttttter t1ff Kf'Vifl Otyb<Jskl tha' ~tMed f'"flflt1, 'I he Met• ~ed oot o£ tire tltrgmtt t11 mob i\J(Ittlttl hnwwt fff!t Mid ~trll'Nd ' - ~ L NI'W Ymk (~ ·did a tHotk t• ffnal~ chojt, "'fl!e guy throwt a gteat <lflkl'f. I JV!t MIJ!t'd t!J ®~I!' "'"'tetfliN~ haf'VI!II:' i\Jfcrllto _, . '){()(t Strichl.md (1-1) ,nul-ltd · 11 petfm 1201 lnm~ M14 !he .Meu WON {(jf tfte Mit !1mct itt lfJ: gomet. New YIJI'k relie\tm t111rhltred fiJI' HVe11 !tot~ llrlffl1JI, . (;~ j(m<t altd Oary <,/itfftdd ntb 1Mit IJ.-U,..(I kJt 11~ I f f -, • 1oM lhdt thltd II fij~ jtJd Mit ill HVffl g;nntt. Ahdniw Joon had dnu fo<IO, iiH:~ l li<Jrne' !Utf. Vilmy c.tl(db ~ lidrltt11td fM Atblfta, HI dnnJ: •~ kk liu wt · lundiJ"oao... FI~Mdl 1, Alllnlo N.Y. Motl 8, Monlrtal4 dhK!aa: OUIII 5, Plflabutgh I ~hill lflllla 'L Cinetnnlil1 Houston 5, !It ""'" 4 Atizohlll, Oilfbhldo tJ MllwaUkoe 4, Son Fririollioo 3 San Oialid 1, loo Arigolla 0 Molido,t• -~ Chicago Oubo e, ontrlll4 . ~IKobu~h ti, Milwaukoo 1 N.Y, Mo 1 t , Allanlo S, 12tnnlngo CoQodo 2 Arizona 1•~ St. Louis 8 S.n Diogo 4, San Fronc>ooo 3 TliMMy'oChico~ Oubo (CNZ 0.2) ol Monlreol ~ 7:015 p.m. ledo ~Oi.Jokwonh I.0) ol Flortdo r•nny ,, '), :08 p.m. ' llinlo jlilo'l!no ~.O)il N.Y. r.4ttt (Aataclo . ~.()), 7: Up.m Houoton 1loki 0.1) ~ Ctnotnn111 ~AIIIYido ~' 7:10 p,m. '"""'rgh (Mdo•t<m t·•l 11 MllwaukH lN•Tt,':ue• 11·1), e:os p m. oo ngoilto tAlhby 1>0) ol COlorado h""""l[;p,• 8!05 p.m. I. LbU 1 (B. mtth G-0) it AfizDni (JaM• Obft 3-0), 8!35 p,m, . · Ben Frllllllloo (Ruotot 0•1) ot Son 01000 (TIIml<o o~w 0:015 p.m. MMIIJ'I O.fttd Atlinto (Moddu• 1.(1) ol N.Y. Mtlo (D'Am· totd -0), i :tO (::t' · ~ltllburgh jO. tlllomo t-t) at Mllwaukn l8hHII 1•2), 2:05p.m. ot · Angoloo yohll 2·0) ol Colorado ~Hamplon 0·3); :05 p.m. · t. loulo (Moml 3.(1) at Aritonal&ohttllng (1.()), 8:05 Ohllllgo ubi (Siro 1·1) 11 Montrtal ~Ohkii t·t). 7:05p.m. Htt.!dotpllla tOuokworth 1.(1) lt Florida IT.:::: lM o-u· t'"· .... - Now Yolk lbronto llof'lll)l Boy w 7 L l'al. 5 3 • 4 Gl .838 a .a7t a .1100 a .o~aa I I !loltlmoro llof'lll)l Bay jJ<ImtO 0.2), 7:015 p.m. 1/2 1 1/2 2 .250 41/2 ContrOl Ql w L 11 t .117 a .liS 3112 I 4 7 a ,1143 4 a .~ e 0 11 .000 10 112 C-nd Mlnnteota Ohloltgo t<o.-Oity DtUOII WHI w 11 Seitlle oaktend Anllhltm I 4 3 TtUI ""' 01 L 3 .780 6 :515 2112 ""' 8 .333 10 .231 e 71/2 lundotf'l ~~~- N.V, VonkMI 8, tlooloo 2 t<onooo c~ ot ciovetond ~·· ...., llompo Boy , lbtonlo 4, t 0nnlngi MlnnatOta 13, Dtlrolt 7 Belllmofl t, Ohlolgo WMe Sox 4 Suttle t. TtlCII 7 Attaholm4. oakltnd 1 . 0.0) ol DolnJII (Limo Mlr- llli-~- !)o1)ol N.Y. Yonk-. (Ctomona ·2/' 7:015 p.m. l<ontiOo City 0.2) II bRood 1;.!/· 1:015 p.m. lovell (Piflllr 1.:J II Clt\OttO Whllo lox (llouoft . , , 1 p.m. Tt•oo (Dovla 2 ol Anollolm ( - 0.2). 10:05 p,m. Seattle (Clonlio 1·2) ol Ookland (Lidlt ()o 2), t0:08~ netdll}''l DII'MII l!oolon (Oliver 1.(1) oi lbronlo (Ey,. 1•2), 7:015 p,m. llompolloy (Konnodl' 0.1)ot Otlmll (Rod~ """' 0.2), 7:015 p.m. Be~ (lbwtfl D-2) ol N.Y, Ylnk~.Homen<lez1·t), 7:05 r,m, lhllt Oily ~rtl 2·0 II Mlnntoota bAJidl<o 2.(1), 8: ,.m. ttvtllnd ( - .o) Ill ChloltiO Wltllo lox ~-te ~ . a:oe p.m. Tow 1 - g. ) at Anon.im I~ nowolot ·1), 10:08 p.m. Seattle ~Moyer H) ot Oo"lind IMuiCII• 2· 1), 10:0 p.m. Mollcttr• Bolton 4 N.Y. Yon HI~~~3 · CHioltgo WMt Box 13, Beltlmoro 4 OUitllll \ ttilr "'2) II Cincinnati Seilllo !B, T - 11 110 tnnlngo . ~arnot t· ), 7:10p.m. ari Frarolloo (AinoW<Jrih 1.0) at Soh TuotdilyoGotnoo Ologo (JafVIo 0·3), 10:,05 p.m. Booton (f.Oaotlllo 0-(J)alll>"'nto (lyon Dt ), 7:05 p.m. ~avara.t 1 - 1~ 7:05 p.m. , Red Sox beat Yankees on Patriots Day, 4-3 . . '1 nv tHE A§SOCtAfED PRESS three lnhiNgs bec~use of a potential inning-ending, Johnson (0-3) lost his ninth lleiSTON (AI') - need tertder lefl elbow, which has double-play grounder to straight ,decision dating to Sox m~uager drady Little bothered him since the start shortstop, loading the l;>ases. last August. , MAJUNBRS 13, R.ANGBRS kMws this b of spring training. He said he Pettitte followed with a fourill1jJtlfiA11t.After all, felt pain on ~ fastball to 1b11y pitch walk to Hlllenbrand. 11, 10 INNINGS tlc!~t-ved td wl11," Chipper jo11e! Posada _hit an RBI At Arlington, Texas, Mark tio!toti lost 10 d( Clark in the third. said. "lJut thry got hot 111 the it! last 11 with the Yankees In 1brre said he's "very con- grounder in the !ourth, but McLemore ato.rted for a 1evetith ~nd their buUpeH did a Its meltdowH last seuo11. cerned" and plam to bring Baston made it 4-1 in the ninth-inning error with a good jl!h. That !\Jtlj! lt up!' lJut this b a 11ew sptiug, the lefi•handet al!ll1g slowly. fifth off Adrian Hernandez two-run single off Dan PAilltli8 41 GIAN'I's 3 ttt1d the Red S!Jl! hilve a tleW Yankees certter fielder on Hillenbrand's RBI double Miceli (0-2) in the 1Oth as i'lill Nctl111cd oft the bottcim manager, rtew playet! and · Bernie Williams, hltlesi in his andVaritek's run-scoring sin- Seattle won its eighth l!f the ninth IM11i11g with a t1ew !JWt1etl. They aho have last- 19 at-bm, said Bo•ton gle. straight, hotrtc tUt1 off Jusotl Chri!just wort three of {tJUr ft!Jtt1 played with cqt1fid~nce, WHJTB Sox 13, Seattle, which . overcame tlansct1 (0-1) tl! give host ~an the four-time defetidlt1g AL "Games like this certainly OJUOU!S 4 by Alex home runs DlcgtJ Its siJctlt vltwty l11 1eveM champions. · . make a difference in the long At Chicago, Paul .Konerko Rodriguez and Carl Everett · gilllies, "It'! gt~ittg to t11ea11 a lot run/' he said. "They've ce(- hit a three-run homer and to sweep , the four-game ·It was the (outth straight hit aro11nd lt~re, ttot tmly for the .tainly gl!t a good tea~ -. a · matched his career high wlth· serie!, has won all eight for Nevitt, wi11J also had a two(ali! but . alsu lor this ball geed bullpen. We're gomg to five. RlJh, Kenny Lofton games on the road during its run slttgle aHI:I flttMted 4-(ot-5. club/' Little said after a 4-J have dUt work cut out for went 2-for-2 with three r.uns streak. Last year, the Mariners San flrartclsco'i Jeft Kent tied victory MI!Hday 111 whlclt U!." 1cored, two RBis and a set an AL re(ord with 59 ll ~~ J with his second h!Jmer d( · llostort survived a tenle Hillehbtand dti!Ve in tWo stole11 base, and Ray Durham road, wins. the ga1t1e 111 the eighth, llttd Desi Relaford homered · ninth Inning agal111t New runs at1d extehded .his hitting had tWo hits and drove in lJmy Uo11d.!, playing w:ith a Yllrk en Patriots Day. "As streak to 11 games , three runs for Chicago, and drove .in four runs for !IJte hamstring, robbed tJ'An~ dttli! as they were artd to Nomar Oarclapam hit an which led 13-0 and won for Seattle, McLemore had three geld Jlt11ettez of a ho111e tU11 .111 cotne out oti ttrp ttlakei it RBI dot.tble Jn the first. New the fifth time in six games. RBh and Mike Camerpn the elgllth, tioHd.! ~Hi;hcd 1-. rneatlli l11t." York allowed another tun Winner Jon darlartd (1-1) hom~red. Rartgers pitchers fiJI'. j with a single a11d aH tlach of the three Boston when Jeter bobbled Clark's went seven innings and Jason walked 10. ·~ IHtetttiiJHal walk. victories was l:ly one run, Ol:mrs stllt!u tt yatt JemetJ, the hl!Ptligl~t belt!!! Sat!lt• w1l6 etltffl!d tlte game wlt1t .1 ~ day'• 7-6 will 111 which Shea 2-3 scoreless lHttlHgs this le1Mt11 HUlet1btahd hit a IWo-tu11 fell aftet spmlnlrtg his an.kJe lti homer off Matiiino RJ\oeta. the lttnlng; In the two other AL · I:Jooo~ 5, ~ Z g~~tnes, Chicagl! tiJ!1ted Bal• CicWJs J;etez pjtchcd a 11vetlmore H-4 aud jjemle llJtter at U:Joo Field attd l'.rlc edged Texn 13-11 Itt Hi KatM hlld a thtee-tun homer ittl1inp. as Los Angeles handed Col• ·'rli!!'Vallkees WIJtt seve11 in tmtll! Its fifth cdt1oecutive IC>!!. a toW lifter l1Jslt1g on oveH• .' Perez:: (1-1) walked dt1e and irtg day. 'They have tloW lost struck out five for his flt!t ·ciJI'Hfive of their last sill. us. plete game 111 30 career st:ltt\, "We've do11e this bef11re:' · We will publish a aptclaf page devoted to thoH who are gone but not forgol!en. They will be Rockies slugget1bdd Helt!ttl martager Joe Tmre said, "It's ilmllar to the sample below: · hJt lib fl11t homer IJ{ Ilie se~son, always going tiJ be godd the Dt:ldgen' Kevin tirown g.~mes wlten we play these I• eJ!p~cted w till~ <mly dt1c gt.l)'l. Yl!!1 get tt11Jfe thetstart becauoe o£ hi~ most rcceht gl~ed here, but you stili have ll'lih, 1111ttt 1M ot tilt folknri11 FREE to ta l!J!Jk u the blg picture!' elb!JW lt1J!1ty. l~teDmpttay JOUr trtbtdt. Uttle, whme team !tarts I:J•BAI::KJj 14, CAJWS & I. We hold yoa in 0111 rhou&hli and memorit1 forever. . Lui~ dooulet droVe In f(j(jt :111 t!lght-g~~me r~:~ad ttl!' 2. Moy dod tfllfle you in llls1tn11, flOW and lamer. rtJrt!, ~rtd tJamJatt Miller hit a Tue!day 111 Torotitei, want! to 3. P010ve1 mined, llever f"''otltn. May God hold you in the palm of Hit hand. lceep thingS lrt pmpe:ctlve. thrc~-m11 hlti'Her >D Arlwm Dat'ld C, Aild4. 'lbri Y"" (IJt the wonderlul day• we 1hll0d togethet. My prayers lllfr Ul, fNf . • May I, tHO "I'm !Jtltflod," he uid, klincd the ~tdlt!~l• at lt.mk will ho.With yw Until we mod opin. "I' t11 tdil>tk l!tltrugli IIJ One 1JaUp~tk" (or Itt fifth 5. The day1 we shared wtre ,.,..~, lloog to,.. yotJ aphi lh Ood'1 maJgllt wl11. · khoW that We have 15 miJre heavenlyjk>ry. . May God'• anpta 6. Your <OUI'IJO llld buvel)lllill inspire Ul oil, and the 1M mot)' of yoar garnet with (the Yankeetj li.lck HelliNg (1·2) eattied Quide you arid 1mlle tills us with joy and l ...... r. . attd they (<1!11d a11 be D lilt flut ilktl!ty with the VlaThollp out of •laJrt,you'll formrbe in my heol1and mind. 7, protect )'OU tight!' mi!Ndbackt, whl! defeated St. 8, The dl)'lm1y como and ~"' bulthe lime• we lh•IOd willolw•y• romaln. 111Jstah's IJerek LoWe Lmti• iti a tltrilllttg pfay~:~fJ 9. Mlj' the llpt of pe..ulhlne'"' your fou for eu:mity. throuQhoiit time. 10. May God'••,.I•JUide you and you throu""'"t time. lrnpt~:JVed tiJ 2-1 with a 1.21J setkt lot October. · II. You were aliJhf In our life dtal bums forever in our heartJ. l'.ltA IN three mri1. He A11dy Beliet (IJ-2) gave up Alw~ ill ow !warD, 12. Mty Ood'IJIIUIIhine over you lor Ill time. sttUck (Ji/t a cateer-high 1IJ f!111t - three emted iolul ~ Mcma AftdN1Jtj Md 13. You 1re in oor thouJhli and prayen from momlnJ to niptiUid from t1lne, all<iWirtg otle run at1 yell toyeor. aNd 1-iJ: hitt iii three-J1I!1t famJit 14. We Jtnd thiJ me!IIJO with alovinJ ki11 for etemol rat IUid hoppinm, tWIJ hilt aNd o11e walk in iHtil11p. I,, May the lmd bless yw with HiopaceoiUid worm, lovinJ heol1. si!Veh INIIIN~. Cl/.ll!l 6, £XPd~ 4 Oetek Jetet'l twiJ-rUH gattlhiY S!Jta a11d fred hCJtrtet off' Rich Garett in Mc()rlff lilt ltack-t11-l:tack TO REMEMBER YOUR WVED ONE JN TillS SPECIAL WAY, the eighth pulled the Yanhamen, 111d lGetry Wm:~~:l (2kee; withitt a f!1tl , Ugueth SEND t1.00 PER LISTING • f12 JF PICTURE INCLUDED (J) phched till 'wteleu Utblm · j;ltched the tdntl!, INrtiHp as Clikago Won coN• Fill out tire I~ ~low drop otr to earrtlng hit sliltl! .ave ill ~tutJve game• fm the 11ut severt chancel add lilt third tltl!~ thl~ !flJWff , !Jf tile ~riel , Otl tl1e 25th allniveuory of ., The Daily Sentilltl )m~ PosJda oiNgled with the Bxpat' flut game at crlle !Jut 111 the lllrtth aNd OlymplG Stodlum, Munireal . With Fondett Memoriet kol:tirt VeNtura doobled tltew 4,1J17. Ill Co11tt St., Pomeroy, OH 45769 pinch-ruliner Gerald Sosa't tiilth homer of the ynr wutk a coble I iiJ feet .. William! to third. Whltl! DEADLINE: FRIDAY, MAY 17,-12 Noon theN muck. om fot the abm't' the left- field wall. He foortb time artd John VaNder afw had all J(1Jj doobfe. Wtf, . batting for Shane I Pleaie jiUblish my tributt in the &ptcial Memoty Page 011 friday, May 24. PIRATB!I 6, :81tf>;f£1t!l 1 Sp~ttttr, watched citchet I Adrial1 BrowN dt(1to'e iN JaWt! Varitek tt1alcea llitt: I' three rutH, and 1Jrial1 Ciles stop 0'11 a Z.. 2 pitch IN the l!~ered u f'itbhttrgh beat dirt, then took a called third MilWaukee befut~ d1~ small~ Numbermselectedvme---·i Kelifioftshlpto Slrlke. est cri7Wd enr ll Miller f'~rk . ')tl!t take a look at the 'The g~~trte drew 14,090 to Datt~lrilih------------- Dale~passin repf2r," VaNder Wal s2id, "l tile fett;~euble-1oof ;t;;dlum, tl!ought It wB ooulde." l'rint y o u r n a m e l l e r e - - - - - - " - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - which opeNed bst tear. 'the T&re $<lid the! final pitch jne\'iotli fmv WB 23,311 otl Phone numbcl::.....----WH· "mtyhe a foot outside," ~ Addrest Al'fil7 r&t the- Btewett' f11ebut added, "I'm Not an ifloot home g~~me, the fiNale City • State---- LIP---: umpire complainer becau~ !Jf a three-game kriet agalmt Malle CINe. Pl}'ible to THE DAILY SENTINEL. · thire't not too much yoo • hritoru. Milwauke-e dtopped to J• · can do about lt." '~-,_-.- ~ Ya11k~es ;urter A1Uif f'ee.,_ _,_,_,..,_ 1(J {<n the lirst time sloce AL · r.,t We remember those who have passe4 away and are especially dear to .,.._ltelow ...-t and ,---.------ .. lw~~~~·------------------------------------1 ~ mo;------------ 1 1 1'112, " '....... ..... titw (1-11 wa gone after • .. ..-------------·-··. .......... 1.-------------------------• I ·No surprises on draft day NEW YORK (AP)- !u usual, there'slittle intrigue about the 6nt pick in the NFL draft. Just as Adanta \ViS already committed to MichaelVick last season, so ha~ the Houston Texans declared David Carr, the Fresno State quarterback, will be their first-ever pick. But things get complicated by the third choice, held by the' l;>e'troit Lions. That will probably determine the rest of the top 10 picks. The man in the middle is another quarterback, Joey Harrington of Oregon. . The Lions are hinting they may uke him, but really hope some team gives them extra picks to acquire the No. 3 pick from them. lfHarrington doesn't go there, he could fall to 1Oth. Buffalo, at No. 4, hopes it can trade with New England for Drew Bledsoe, but doesn't seem enthused about Harrington. · The Bills could be right. Think of Rick Mirer and Ryan Leaf, both chosen No.2 overall, plus . the likes of Beath Shuler, David Klingler, Cade McNown, Akili Smith, Andre Ware and other high 6rn-round bu.sl! at quarterback. But the expansion Texans are determined to build their team around Carr. ' "We felt he was the best player in the draft," general manager Charley Casserly said. "You got a real solid individual off the field and a real talented individual on the field." So DAVID CARR it is: , 2. CAROLINA. When Houston declar~d it wanted Carr on April 3, the Panthers might have announced their pick. They remain mute, but they need to sell tickets and DE JULIUS PEPPEltS, North Carolina, is a very talented local guy. 3. DETJtOIT. Harrington could fit Marty Mornhinweg's We!t Coast offense. The Lions are saying they like him, but they also seem committed to second-year QB Mike M~Mahon. If they don't trade, they take QUENTIN JAMMER, CB, Texas. The Dally Sentinel • ,._ 8 3 K-C.Raceway Puhll1 "uhr""' itl '"" •i"l'•"' I \••ut N11.'h l h • ~'"''~' lltll'tn-tlklllh' 111 \MUr opening April 27 TO DIANI! MILLIRON degrna Weal 121 RI!QUIIIID and JOHN DOl lnt; thence South ANSWU ON 011 UnkMWn lpouee 1 i 43·1/4 Will IEFOJIII TMI 1\ DAY ,. BvSconW~ any, o 1 D 1Ait I! UO lwl; thence Will OF JUNI!, 11001. SENTINEl CORRESPONDENT IY: 111111111 I MILLIRON whole tall 115 leal; thence CHILLICOTHE- It is now official that K-C Raceway pilei of relldlnce la South uo ,_. to the LORIM CO., LP.A. known aa IS south· place of b~t~lnnlng, CONSICO I'INANCI near Chillicothe, Ohio has been sold, but the tradition of Third, Apt. 14 , containing 1.11 SIRVICINCI COIIP. quality dirt track racing will continue on a weekly basis lllddloport, OH acreo, mora or 1111· ADAII L. GROll, II Law throughout the 2002 racing season, beginning with the 45710, but whooe Excepting and Attorney prellnt placa 01 reatrvlng tharolrom, Allorney for PIIIMttf. rescheduled noldenc:e lli 1 Clfllln parcal Pell.._ "Spring 50" for the Jten'cgade Dirtcar Series this Saturday, unknown will lake containing .57 of an P.o.ao.... TWinaburg, OH 44017 April 20 and continuing with the season opene·r all four notlct that on aeretn the North part (330) 42H201 November 2 2001 1 thereof, which Wit regular racing divisions Saturday, April 27. 0 0 p.m., CONSECO ~ ~~~ ~;"C:~ IN TMI! COURT OF The long rumored sale of K-C ltaceway near Chillicothe 2:10 FINANCE SERVICING d~tod Jun~ 1 1852 COMMON PLI!AI became fact the lasr week in March when J~son Lafferty of CORP., lka GREEN · ' ' TRI!E FINANCIAL rtllrRad to which to MEIGS COUNTY, West Union became the new owner of the high-bar1kcd SERVICING horoby madt, Tha OHIO 3/Sths mile track. After several months of negotiations with CORPORATION lllod lorogotng being part the Karshner family. who have owned and operated the Ha Complaint In Can of tho real II tile CASE NO. 01CY1U No. 01·CV·III In the convoyed by deed facility since the · early to mid 19RO's, Lafferty was able to Court of Common recorded In Dlld AFFIDAVIT FOR re.ach an agreement to purchase tiw speedway. Plea• Melg• County Book 114, Pogo lOS SI!RVICI! DHt1 Book 13, IV PUBLICATION Lafferty is excited and enthusiastic about the upcoming Ohio oltoglnII that t..; tnd Pogo t 35 ol lht 2002 season and the future of K-C Raceway beyond this Dlllndant(l), DIANE Motgo CotJnty Dlod CONSECO FINANCI MILLIRON and .JOHN Recorda SERVICING CORP current season. A popular decision among fans was to bring DOE; Unknown ·Tho . Petition or lka GREI!N TRI!I! back the Late Models on a regular basis to join the 410 Spoull, II eny, of further ollegao that FINANCIAL Super Sprints, modifieds. and Street Stocks. The Super DIANE MILLIRON br reuon ol doloUI1 SERVICING have or claim to hevo. 0 tho Dllendant(o) In CORPORATION Sprint-Late Model combination r<·stores K-C Raceway as on lnterellln tho real tho poyment ot a one of the few weekly tracks across America to haw two eotate ducrlbed promlooory nato Plalnltft occordlng to tti premier divisions on the same racing card. All four division.s below: vs. Situated .In tho tonor, the conditione DIANI! MILLIRON, will race on a regular basis with the exception of special Townlhlp ol ol 1 concurrent olal. event nights. · Sallabury, County of mortgovo dHd glvon Dlllndam Plans tq carry on the traditional r:tces staged in the past Molga and Stata of 10 oocure tho THE STAT! OF OHIO Ohio: Being In poymont olnld noll witl'l the annual running of the "J;rcedom 40", "The Night Sallobu1y Townohlp and conveying the SUMMIT COUNTY: the STARS Come Out", and the "K-C 100" remain intact and I part of Fraction pllmlllt dllcrlbad, 2• Town .2• R•ng• 13 have been broken, as well as several new and exciting ideas !(Cnerated by the pi thl Purchue hla end lhl oamo hll Ad.am L. Oro••· new ownership. . Compony'o and beginning 308 becomo abaoluto. btlng llrat duly KcC Raceway features some of the nation's top drivers on 1111 North .of tht Tho Petitioner oworn, depo111 end ' .. a weekly Saturday night basis throughout the racing season, Southwaot corner of pray• that tho nya that ho It the Who's going to be)ieve that?" FriCtion 2; thenco Dlltndant(l) named Ill or n • y I or April thru September. For a great etltertainment value or for Even skeptical Indians fans Eaol 1285 fell; obove be rwqulrtd to CONSECO FINANCI those seeking something fun to do on a Saturday night, Kc then co North 33 anowtr end oet up SERVICING CORP., In are comi.ng around. C Raceway is' the place to be. Warm -ups begin at 6:30 and dogro11 weal 550 tholr lnt1re11 In aald tho above entitled Last week, only 23,760, the PllpBI IHI; thonco North·40 reel Ill ate or• bo • c II on I or racing begins at 7:30. smallesi crowd at lacohs Field ~---. lorever .b arred from lorecloaure, mon•y K-C is south of Chillicothe on SR 23, two miles out lllain 1111rttng the ume, relief ond Judgfltllnl, their division. The starting since it opened in 1994, came lor loroctoouro of that aervlae of Highway at Alma. For further information, please call 740pitchers are 10-0 with a 3.88 to see the Indians beat the oald mortgaga, .the eummon• o1nnot be 663-4141. EftA. The bullpen has a 1.80 1\vins. The empty seats were a maroholllng of any mode upon lhl llano, and the toto ol dallndant(l), DIANE EM, and will carry a IS.. strange sight in a ballpark that aald rut talala, and MILLIRON and JOHN inning scoreless streak into a · was · sbld ·out for 455 straight the p•oceedo of ntd DOE, Unknown Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice - three-game !ll!ries at Chicago games and has packed in more 1111 applied to the Spouae, II any, of · o I DIANE MILLIRON p 1 y m on I on 'Utesday. than 3 million the past six seaNoUca II horaby 7 7 8 7 H A S COAL CO., INC. TO ll's your news ... Pllltlonor'o Cl1lm In whDII 1111 known · THE A CONTINUE given that the annual SUBMITTED ' Ellis Burk.~ l~ leading the AL sons. tho proper order ot addre11 111 Sl Iouth It's your sports ... moallng of . the RENEWAL MINING OPERATIONS with a .419 average. Thome, a The winning streak, how- lhlrtholdltl of APPLICATION FOR 0·0198-FOR UP TO ll's your favorites ... Ito priority, and lor Third, Apt. 14, auch other and Middleport, OH COAL MINE PERMIT notoriously slow starter, has ever, has resulted in a boxTo start your further rellet 11 lo U780, lhll the Farmera lancoharll, D•OIII TO THE OHIO FIVE YEAR$ PAS'I' homered in four straight,games office boon, and the club said Inc. will be hold lithe DEPT. OF NATURAL THE EXPIRATION subscription, lull end equitable. preoent addreu .of DATE OF AUGUST THE 01id delendanl(l) ' II and is on pace to drive in more Monday that it has sold Middleport Church of RESOURCES, OIV. OF 24, caii992·21SS 2002. THE Family Life MINERAL DEFENDANT(&) . unknown and ctnnot than 150 runs. 60,000 single-game tickets Chrlot, APPLICATION IS ON Clnter, 437 Main RESOURCES L:====~=~N~A~M~E~D~A~B~O~V~E~AR~E: with tiiiOnlbll Matt Lawton, one ·of the since April 1. dtllgenca be Street, Middleport, MANAGEMENT. THE FILE AT THE MEIGS • COUNTY Help Wanted aaeorllllnacJ; Thlttha newcomers, has scored 15 runs "I anticipate ~eeing several Ohio, on the third PERMIT AREA IS RECORDER'S following eftortll ware Wldnlldly of April, LOCATED IN MEIGS OFFICE·, MEIGS and is having so much fun that crowds of 40,000 here this 2002 madlto aoctrlllln • at 4 ' 00 ·p.m. COUNTY, SALISBURY COUNTY he joined Cleveland fans in summer," Shapiro said. "We according to Ita TWP., LOTS 382, 385 thl addtl.ll ol the COURTHOOSE, lor thl doing the wave as he stood in were spoiled. The fact is, the b~laWI, • - • delondant (o): 0 HI 0 jlurpon ot oloollng 6 389 (T·1·N: R-13- POMEROY, Search ol Court right field during a game last better we play, the more they dlrlotoril and tho W), ON THE 41788 . . WRITTEN oooumenta, OR traneactlon ol ·•uch PROPERTIES OF COMMENTS ·week. ··• will come." Toll phone other buelno.. ee · WATERLOO COAL RI!QUESTS FOR AN Dtroatorl11, Opara"" And the otfenle, expec;ted to Off the field, the Indians are . Aaolatanoa and may properly come g~ESA~ECAKE ANf INFORMAL CONFERENCE MAY have trouble, is averaging 6.6 different, too. Certified 1nd before llld milling. OHIO RAILWAY CO. BE BENT TO THE DIV. Realdanal Mall runs per game. With a more "This team has the best OF MINERAL Servtct returnad. patient approach at the plate, camaraderie of any team Jo Ann · Crlop, ~Jlu~HENOUR~ T~E RESOURCES That thle 0111 11 PERMIT CONTAINS MANAGEMENT, 1855 the Indians aren't as free-swing- we've had," said Thome, in his Seorllary ona of thou 12.8 ACRES AND IS FOUNTAIN SQUARE WE OFFER (3) 24,2002 montlonad In lootlon ing a.• usual and are near the top lOth year with the Indians. LOCATED ON THE COURT, BLDG. H-3, a. 10, te, 2002 2703. t4 of th• in walks. "We're close. There's a special (4) CHESHIRE 7·1/2 COLUMBUS, OH Columbue wag" In llovtoed Cadi of 4tc ·a ouihtllttrn Ohio · MINUTE USGS 43224 WITHIN "WeU, I gue!! we're 'not · as feeling here already. Bottom Ohio. QUADRANGLE MAP, THIRTY DAYS OF 8 hourohtfto Public Notice bad a1 people thought;' short- line. Nobody worries about 30 ruldtnle to 1 nurn r1tlo APPROX. 1.3 MILES THE LAST DATE OF Adam L.· GrOll t Llld blok tnYironment stop Omar Vizquel said. "We their stats. Th~ only thing we WATERLOO COAL NORTHEAST . OF PUBLICATION OF 11 You •ra 00055382 A tum of Hdle~•ted and have the best record in baseball. care about are wins." CO. INC. OF P.O. BOX CHESHIRE. THE THIS NOTICE. 1 1 11 8 W0 R N TO " " 11dtn 121, JACKSON, OH RENEWAL •Pptytn blntlll PIOkogt may · g, You WIL~ (4)18, 23, 2002 . IE FOil I ME, and 45840 PH 740·182- APPLICATION ALLOW WATERLOO 2to lppty In IUblarlbld In my Wt cur,.ntty havo tho /)Breon pr11enct thlo following poelllon IVIIIIblt: batwlln lha day of 2002.· 1 luii1111M1 3-11 oltlft houre ol 9•1l1·4p"' Notary Public lor till Arcadia Nur•lr,n Or You m1j, State of Ohio cau: (41 t. te, 23, 30, 2002 Center (8)7, 14, 2002 ;,o. lo•ltt ' Eott Motn ltreot mention in the Divison IV dltt'"• for .. NFL ••• 'Tribe · from WE WANT THE BEST, SO SALARY IS NEGOTIABLE/ r-;;:::-::-.._J .Watson frum Pap B1 All-Ohio voting. . As a junior, Watson led Eastern in scoring (13. 1 ppg) "and rebounding (11.7 rpg) and had 15 double-doubles. She was voted first-team All-T.VC arrd All-District and earned special mention in the voting for All-Ohio. During Watson's tenure, the Eagles won four consecutive sectional titles. "Stacie's been a big part of our program here at Eastern," Eagles head coach Paul Brannon said. "We've had four girls go on with, the opportunity to play college basketball oyer ¢e past four years Valerie Karr, Jessica Brannon and Amber and now Stade. We're starting to get looked at more in this area by different schools. "St.cie and all these kids have a great work ethic;' he added. "They Jive and breathe basketbalL Stacie made the decision last year that she wanted to play college basketball somewhere. She didn't • after put a baksetball down last ~tason. She -played AAU basketball all oummer. She was in every open. gym. She came into the season faster and in better shape thad she'd ever been in. "I think she realiud that's what Jhe had to dot to go on :mt;l play at the next level." Watson is the daughter of Kathy Wauon and Dave .Watson. ....... Oh:'·~•:sn:3~:::::::: Help Wlnted $2,000 Fl Elm U11 to N,GGO,.., - · aut....,...,. lomlolrom homo, .1,..,...... No IJrPfntnoo. Oal 10111101: R_I_ · !lopl*- No~Ctltl R•c:ontH Mtl...ge Sign-on.Bonus Full-Time RNs & LPNs Flefiblt! 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LOoking lor aloppv ~ 00 , llmltodon or dorton W., doing bUIIntll tltd. Wuhtre, Oryort, t376. (7>10)2150-1424 ,; Pllssanl, WV.Athtnt, Oh. t - 8 0 0 • 6 o 1 • 1 e 4 3 work? Call tht olhtr guye. dlu~mlnotlan MH<Ion 11 Rl111r Bond Marina, lor F llhtd 3 a both Rongoo, and Rtl~gtn~lora, 1' lfll. WI olltr a OO!IIj)tiltl'lt [oblhllpaV.OPITI Llclnood ond lnourld. Fllv· more lnlo 0111304-878-1861 urn roorna • Somt ollrt 11 11111. Sklggl Wotonlnt Sptolol: :114 200 ' Why wall? Slort mottlng companutlcn package In· ...._-~ot:Yt~· I F U or Cltloo Lawn Carw. 7~0· r:::i.~~=~.~~:~:.~ I II Mid,'·· ~ltln,.:o::lt, R!..": A~~~~:;r t.:.JI Vlnt St., PPSSII u, \00,00PI.(_~00 : 1'.• ~ · •. Ohio olnglto lonlght, 0111 toll eluding major mtdloollntur• . _ I ' U 882•1838 . . •• •• '"" 14. ... u ,.., ~ fnoo • • 5e. l txt anct, paid VIOIIIon, If lnltr· Tlmo Poallon, hlo Ll· · or111n, or ony lntonllon to kllohln t7..,)440-1818 Brtll Compraulon Flnlnge' 7 1 800 2 23 11521 talld otnd rtaurna to Appl· conood FIRTI CRT. Mon· RaR Motora l Trtntmla· molto onv ouoh Graoloua living. 1 end 2 MoiiOhln Carpet, 202 Cieri< ~~ StoCtc. ?.; ' IIOhlln Tire ~roduoll 2Q07 dty· Fr!dav, i :OOam· tlon.!i. braktl Oil chlngoo, llmltotlon or btdroorn opertnllnlt 11 VII· ChiPII Rood, PO<Ior, Ohio. liON IVANI INTIIIPIII .. 4lh AlltnUt Char!tttoi., wv . 1:00pm. Compelltllll Wtgt.. tlo, 1r40)843-1000 dloo~mlnotlon.• laQt Menor end Rl'ltrtldt t740)•48·744~ 1·877·130• 11 Jaolcton, Ohio, 1·8Cl0-· 1 ANNouN<l:MIIM's 2531 a. Alton: Grog StOI/Ir. Attlramtnl Plan, Htalth ln· Apanmtnta In Middleport 01152. Frat Elllmtttt, Ellll' ,, 1 ortmoll 10 g-ppllrtOvo· turonct. Conlocl: BoW· Babyaltter Avolloblo In your Thlo n-papar wNI not From t278·$348. Coli 740· tlnanclng,'IIO daynamo u '" . '-•om mon'o Homtcara, 70 Pint homo a1 year old txpootant knowingly tcGOfll -· ••• 4 • oath 1/lU/ Mltltr Card Are you tlrtd ullhott hlr• . St., Goll~llo, OH .5531 . molhtr, NS, Ttmp/Long• lll'ltftl-nto for !HI o;.;;'ri:nltlt:.quol HPuolng. Drilll~ I·IIHit 11'11 olot. . '• allng phone olllt? Don'l CounHior· An oulpetltnl 11. (740)441· 253 . . ltrrn. 11 . per hour per child. ttlllt which loin . , : ..~~W:,t•~:~~~~: Ntw and Uottd Furniture know whtro 10 !urn? Clll & COho and Plhtr drug tQtn· A d-ndlblt Plrtc ntta (304)175•21Cle vlolotlon of tho low. our O.n Slit. (740l•-7i4 1 and 2 bedroom tporl· Slo- bo··row Ho· llday· Inn ~~:!'!;)~:;;:~!;::~· lind out your opilont, Bron· cy It INking a nulor to ·~ n • rttdtrl oro hlroby monll lurnlahtd tnd unlur· '" ' • oon Copiot1 & Altoclatll, I· I rvlot CCIU . ld lor ~I lawn Plrt OPm· lprlng lavlngt I n - thltlll I IOftt ••• 7• a.ll~ aun nlahliJ IIOUrl~ ~r:;l - KanauQt. Wt ttll grave aa8-8e&-2i • Homo remodeling and ra. .,.. o - . n • ·~ MOIOMIItfllllndvttH. Hro. provdtoorv lln.laOklon, pony. 7>10·QQ2·153e Ohio. Sorvlota lnoludt bul . palro, roofing, ohtln link -lin•• - l l t d In Ad .. off Olllo 124, 1 milt qu[rtd, no pet. •o-ii2· MondiV thN Satulday 11 -::--""""--,-7 · _ __ c.1 BltrC.rryOut permit nctllm"ldto: alllsomonll, SyraouooVIIIoQtl•nowto· ltnot,outlornwooddtckt& lftlo-papartro Witt ol ACIUit 7, water & 2218. 3. (740)448-47152 ' • for ule, Chooltr TDwnthlp. Individual ondlor group coptlng reaumoo (dut by ltnott, lnauranct rtpllrt. ovollolllt ononoquol IIIPIIo alrtOdv In, s1•,i00, ; ~ Molot County, lind ltntrt counoollng. C.ttlood will o41211102) lor pool mantQtf & Chtok our prlot bo!Ort unnv ...... txoolltnt building lilt, 1 Btdroorn Upllllrt ~n· of rnltrtll lo: Tht Dally OPnolll ol)uYinllo ond oduH lilt guardl lor London Pool, .you buy. Fnoo Etllmatll (i37)3011.()258 manl, '720 Saoclnd AlllnUI. AN1tQuJiS • ~ndiOWi, .,. ......1 • Stntlntl PO Box 72e-20 ollonla. Bochtlort ~~~ • p i - lndlcott which lob 304·671•3733 ISO AOitl Hondlrton, .wv. ~w:::e" ~.'!'i,nG· wt~l'J: ~. Ohio 41788. ' =~~~·on~loal ' : :'~ ~~':r~~gc:~~ Top to aonom Cltanlng on Ntw lour lane wllh oily S300imo. 1300 dlpPIII. Dey auv or ttll. Rl'llllno Anll· -Earth Oay ~ diYI PlndonOv protorrod. 8tnd lloo, Syrocuoo VNioQt Hall, Sorvtot, l)fOitltiOnll rolf. wotor. Makt Ollor. 17>101::J•5118, Evening Qutt. 1124 Eall Moln on Oonaltlo FIIUoolndutlrlta. raoumt by Ap~ll8, 20021o: PO Box llle, Syreoutt, Oh. dontlal, olflct cloonl111 tt Rtmo(jtll<l 3 BA 110 (304)141-8481 7>10 .0101. SR 12• E. Parntroy, 740- Lw-..li 1 Sloroo In Alhono ond Albe· FACTS, 46 011111 Strati, on ollordoblo prlco. m1 n 11 1 1 bP 1 ~-·· 001·11528 Flutt Moort .., 1 ny, 1·800.837-7800 Galllpollo, Ohio 415831 . or Taking oppiiOIIfono lor a t7•0)ii2•2t7i or 17•0)1102• Crown City, Ftnotd In yard. o' t u tn tcraliOra 18 ....,rt St-. \lory nlot ownor. , ' -reuttlndullrl... org FAX to (740)448·801 4 porlllmo ofllct worker. Ap- 1381 Owner financing ovlllablt, or lttt) wllh Pullilo u lltltt, oporlmtnt, 2 IR, 1 112 10 puppltt, brown, bltok a • · Eoe, M/1'/H · prox. 10 houra per month. 11000 down, 1354/mo. avoMablt around lhl Atclno Btlh, New Gat Furnace Sut't Stllollbltt on tht "T' wl111t, ltmalt a milt, 8 laff Dtlen11 for all tlllt· AppiiOIIIona Pin bo plokld Will do babytllllng In my (7>10)258•111e8 and Syracu11 lrH, lo Ill NO, SptOtoUI KIIOhln, Oil In Mlddloporl Dollt gill.. Old, WOrrMd & IIIOOinllld, · LHrn al your own peot with Otntal Hvgltnlll Wanted: ur, 11 237 Root Strttl Mid· homo. Any anln. Ctrllllld. u~ • ltlt or,_ model mo• Strttl Perking. Ortrlooltt Wlrt Aladdlri montilo, and 10 ~ homto, call 740<>• prlvolt loooono, Ylry afford· 011~• lo -king a prolto· d oport and raturnld 'bV 4 15 Vllfl txperltnot, 5 ml· Wt'vo dono tht work: you bIt homt. CIIU 7•CJ.t4i· Pork ond AIYor, No F'alt, morl. (7>10)ii2·0ll011 iia·i363 blloro 0 a.m. tl·"~ otilt, .lay Cltrl<'t Kanpo Ka· olonol who 11 lnl-lld 1~ a p.m. on AprM 1i . ou111 from hoapltal. gtl 10 tnJov lht houat, 215<13 tnytlmt. . •50!/mo. plut uiiiiUoa, d.. -'"-'-':..p.m_ . ----ralt (7>10)742•2841 fullllmt pollllon 11 o ropldlv (7•0I<I45·QQ57 ltnoad In yard and In· poall and rtftftriOit, . • ' growing dtnlll practlot. In· Tttghlr Condfdllll dttlrtd ground pootl FSBO Will bf. Approx. 1/a IOrt land, (740)44e-4828 ' M u 3 milt Rat Pupplta. ... J~ldutl muol bl dtpencla· lor Ftll2002 alllrtct "<ad· Will Prtttura wallh houooal loW lfllllallll. For '11"1 llmll· houttlrtlltr, lg. out bUilding .E~.~ 1100 IIOh. (7>10)245-llit1 ,. GM!AW~Y bit lnd hllll tiCplr!tnot In tmy Chrlttlan SohOPIIn AI• lrtlltra, tnd dtokt, Cal ld tlmt· $155,000. Super & born on Jtffort AldQt, al N-r large 2 btdroorn up- ~ ••~ . Englloh 8 '""' Pu plot loll IIIIUI manaQtrntnt. btny. Ohio. 11 you art quell· ~~ 1·~a38 uk lor Aon or lootllon, four bodroomt, Boulhaldt a lao oily water alalro ape~monl. CIA, yerd, Barn 1•31 -o 2, Rtf)tftertei .: vou ore lnttrttlld In oontrl·11 llld tnd align wllh our mit- leave mo111Qt. lhrll balho, al500 eq 11. on 304·878·3214 1325.00 I monlh + dtpollt. t2) Hll\ll' Buill CIQtt lor Bird Doot. lall(l HOh , • GIYIIWiy: Cutt Adortblt butlng 10 lht Iotti Olrt ol liOn Ollllht aohool offlot II Will praooure wllh houiOt IIIII lOft In Graon School Lot lor Sal • Aabbltt or Oihtr Antmalo, (7>10)2•11-D:I88 .' 2 I 7>10•ie6·31504 :l~~ Pupplta, t740)37i- pellonto ond r-Iving tx· 740·881·1433 . Monday lralltra, and dtPkt. Cali dltlrlcl. LOll of txlrtl In I aoraa. OIH~tlf':.dv (;. Now ,_king AppllcaUont- Ntw •140 bPth or' I l l - · •, coUtnt componoallon lhrough Fndov 8.00 o.m. lo •~ 1 ••238 ltk lor Aon or nome tratll<l wllll TLC. building, gravol d 1 ,t,KO Rtf) Ooldtn A - r • 35 wut 2 8tdroom 'lbwn· relt. (740)Ha·711e8 Pltttt olll (740)441.0123 3:00p.m. ltl'll mttllllt (7401448·313i woltr & tltctrlo .~.~1WJ1, houtt •"•rtmonll lnoludla puDOitt '1111 ohtckl<l 111' YAJU) SAL£ or ttnd reauma to: 230 Up· · . -· -· ...,... ' 2 wlngld bock ..,1'111 rook· 110(1 a' mid ~· , ::=:::=:==:: 1!1' A~r Aoad' Galllpollo, Tho Soulhlrn Looll SChoo Porllolly Romodllld homo, Porter aret. Aaklng Wtltr Stwagt. Truh, 1,. w/ 1 molohl~g fool• • • .':"'a• 00 ·-~ 10 , , OH• 5831 Dlttrlothaunopenlnglora 1 Bedroom, 1 11111, Full 113,885, ·Call (740)445· $3150/Mo., 7>10-44S.Q008. tiOPI Olllll areon. Smoll ~ 3";... • · - · • • Boyt Varally Batkotball Blltmtnl, Lorge UntllaOh• 4514 from IWI or (7i10)«e• OonaOit 1t 1 Arrolf' ' 1 ' • llomlno'l now laking appH• Coach for tho a002·2003 lluiiNil8s a Plr goraQt. 127 Kine- 3a48 altor llpm, 8lnglt 8tdroom Apl~monl, d tu •reo w m • Oltlona lor lilt drlvert, Clll· tchool ytor. Anyone Inlor• OPI'oRruNm on Or., ,ISO,OOO. (7•01<141 • :..':: 1 ::.I=, 1 llpollo ond Pomorov looo· tllld In lht job ahould atnd 04811 Pitt u 75/mo plua =til aood working oond. o111n u111 lor fllllnt ltukarnl~ 011 Ilona only. Apply In person. lhtlr application 10 tbt INOTICII ' H ~40·) ... ···3 (7'" 33". i!OHge-11847 ·····ld •• •-t I -~- '0111 •" Dlnr.it E. Hill, O O E OUIIIl!l ._.••~ • •· ·- --.. n-, •'· Ga- Salt. April 11, 12. Eltl of Chicago zt, Clo~ Trtaturtr, ~O Box 175 Raclno Ohio HI VALL Y PUBLISH• FOR RIM' 3, 41' Bufftt wllh UQhlld Chi looter pertnl btlora 7prn,•. 15, te. Rain or llhlnt. 7 llntht mlls-Ntw Limo fld, 4ei71 . Daadllna lor rho job Small fumllhtd IPI. All ulll· no Clblntt. (740)448-1oo0 740-1182·1S027. : Rutland. Ollloronl lltmt cord Rtqulrod. Ap~y ol lo April lie, 2002. you know, and NOT IO lind ~ FOR I.E • 1 ·3 Btclroomt FortOioll<l llltt Plld txoept EltctriO. NO Lltve MttloQt. Rtf)lolored aox. puppiH, ,', lhln bolort. 740·7•a.a718 Elll of Chicago PIZZI. Tht VIIIIQt of VInton II Ilk· ntOnl)' through lho mall until Horntl From If lli/Mo,, 4% F'atl, Stouri[V Dtpollt A.. lloyt - · lrath btg lull, blocklwhlta matk a Mlddltpori· PomtroY'o lth lng appllcallcnl foflht PIM· you hive lnvoallgolld lht fil52 14x70 Commadort Down, 30 Yllrt at 8.5% qulrtd. (304)675· fi!e5 SIO. Ntw Infant Cllr ...1, browrlbltok matk, 3 malt, ,. annual S-mile long Yellow I'ULL·TIMI POIITIONI llmt poolllon ol molnlo· olltrlng. trOller, 18500, (740)i85· APR . For Lltllngt, 1500·318· Taking AoPIIoallona on Ntw Blut, Wnl1t Ttddy Bltrt, 17 ltmalt, 1300.00 ttPh ... Flaa Yard Salt. May 3 & 4. AVAli.IIILI nonoo omployoo. AppiiPo· 4282 3323 Ext. 1708. a BR Witltti/Drytr HoOit· tao. Bounot cnalr.' >10•1182•1072 ; LoOk lor 1111' ya11ow flagol Compollil'lt Salary ond llont may bt obtolnld by Glowing Bualntat Nltdl p 110!.111 bUild! Clott (7>10)742·3017 ' • Call lor • map of IOCallonl IXOipilonol frinQt bonolh . POnlactlno lht Vllllgt Cltrk Htlpl Work Irom homt. 1QQ4 14x70 Sunlhlnl ..,. 3 BA In oounlry, 510111, ,.._ ~ f.tott,nal (740)~:0117 MUSICAL QQa-4085. f)lclttf)l. . 11 (7~0)388.0578 Moll·ordlr/E.Qorniiii!Ct Up bllt homt on a 100xiSO lot, lrlgtrolor, Waltr & Troth ' Dr. Trlmmtr Mowtr, ae 1 IN!rmuMl!Hrs '' 10 U5a+ PT. 11QOO. great oondlilon, wllh aDOII· Furnlthld, Vtry NIOt, No '!Win R~rt TewtfiOOflll· tton on TV, utld 3 houro, .: p.u · AucnoN AND -••1 Trtntcrlplfonltt• Truolc Driver COL, Clato A, $4000iwttlc FT. F'" - · ,,._and oulbulldlng. i'ilo- Ptta. 14110/mo, 1ng applloallcnt lor t2ISO. Extrallna Slttl frame 0 Fur.A. MAiual:r Atqulromtnlt: Comprahtn· Loool work. Ouollllcallon: tat, 1·800·•25·0118. Qi2.Q08h'ltnlng, 740-1102· (7>10)388•8371 . . ~loniP tablti saa. Plpt ~~~ a~ ...;.. . 11111 knowlttlot of mldlotl Minimum .ogo 23yro. old, www.NowFulurtoiU.ocm a5H dlytlmt. . fbr. HuG Sublldlzld al)t,lll lrtmt SWing, 20. (304)713· t3041874-11132"· (304)8~: " 7 Antique & Crall Start .Your aualnaaa To· 199• 18•ISO, 3 BR, a Both, ulll. paid ond 14 8 : 7133 E'llnlnga.or ', ; mall,' tNII 1111 mkl. tti·UP 135-140 lint per hour. Number lor rtlurn call. day... Prlmt Shopfllng Ctn· Sl":", "i,llh~hor, Aal~~- llpolla. Raftrtnoot & Dt· ablld E.H.O 130418711-8117i For Bill: GE !ltctrlo Dryer. Siring lnatrumtnl Blllt ·a ' ; 1 -nd . (304)e 75-400 5 lor llpoco AvoMtblt AI Al· •;:oo ~ D'so 1· acre o · poell, (7o10)441-1111e 175. oao. t304)571·21a4 Btf'lfol Rtpelr on moot . Corrttpondlnot Cltrft· lordoblo Flalo. llorlng Vlllav • 3 roornt l both UPIIIIrt 1.11vt MttloQt. . 1 ' " Requlromentt' Compultr URGENTLY NEEDED· ~lilt Ctll7>10·ol48.0101 2000 S ISO . Mob! l.otgt 3 Btclroom, NO f'llo, Aptnmtnl NewiV Otcortl~ llrng lnlll'llrntnll. Parll a' tl<lllt ond tx~rltnot wllh plaama donofl, urn tiSO 10 ' 1 . H 1 ; ~o~unt bol~ Dtpotlt, PtlriPI. (7>10)378• ld No Wallf paid For Bolt: Riding Lawn Mow· , AOOitiOflet AVIIIablt .... doll bttto, Comprllhen~ve 160 per - k lor 2 or 3 ~ ~~:,~ oOVIr:a"mporoh on 21540 Downtown , •Galllpolla: tr, L.lka Now. 1510. Coli , (7>10)2411-i18t ·• 70 2 110211111 knowlldgt PI mldloalltrml· llourt wttkly. Call Blo Lila ~ SI!JIVICI!Il ,• n~t rontld 101 In Maaon Taking IOililcant lor 1 b1Cf. (7>10)388· I 100 1 1 150lor Jr. ~ Ablolult Top Dollar: U.S. lnltrporaonallklllt ::.~ma Strvlco, 740 •582 • (304)773·53•5 (30.)883 · room In Mlddlopon, 1300 + 450 Ill Art 1 BA Fru Gil Furnaoot and Air ' SIIVI<, Gold Colnt. ~roof· . ~ t Of lnltriOIIng Wllh . ~tt groomor, oortllltd 0y 0218 dlpooll, utiiiiiH, (7>10)fia. 12811/mo. Plul 1ze5 dl,.; Condl- Elllmalto CAlf ' 1111, Dltmondt. Clold hVOICiana, IIWVtrt. PI· Wantld· Optomttrlo Ails- ColumbUt CIIV Sdloolt 2 6154. · 1111 dlpolk. 174016150-4531 1740)«11·8308 or 1-800· Rlngt, U.S. Currency,- lpltnll, ~ranot Plffltll. tanl, .. porlonoo & bUtlnttt yro. profuolonal ox~rl• 2000 Olltoh ~·~ Home u-" w 0 _..,. ,.(304)8384831 ' ~t1-0oee. H you don't call M.U . COin Shoe>, 151 Sto· rlor M-o txporlonoo training prtlorrtd lind r• tnoo, Lindo Wodl Rulltnd .......... uo we both Ioiii rFtal Dufoh Olbblgt, -rt- ·~ ond Avonuo, Goillpollo, 7>10· prot..od. oumo C/0 Tht Dolly Blntl· (740)742.,t1S ' ' 3 bedroom, 2 full btlh, FOR RINr Aecopllna IPPNPIIIona tt , · - · brooooll, Grul Llltl - ·2542. nal, PO Box 7a8·21 , Pornlr· PGfChH, Otolcl. \lory nloo ~ . • THE MAPU!S, 100 Momorl· GNbflt Plano· TtlnlnJI I 11 Bu«tr Cruncn lt«uoo, ' Only qulllflld tppllotnll 0V Cillo 45788 · TUIINIO DOWN ON homo l8•ISO . • 34.000 or ~ 11 Dr~ Eoot, Pornlroy, OH. AIPIIfl, Problema? NH<I tllllPiont 10ma10 pltnlt '\ Roolno Bonk tl500 par . nttd IPPIY to: HOizor Cllnlo: ' IOCI.U IICU~ITY 1111? tomtont lnl-lld In Ilk· 2 -room mobllt homo lor AQt and 1.-ne guldtll- Tunad? Call Tht Plano Dr. (140~:2803 ' ., oharo, nltd up to 100 Human Rtlat!OM D<lPifl· Would you lll<o 10 wort< Mon· No Fll Unlttt Wt Wlnl lng 0111r klan. on nlol rtnl• rant, no poll, (7.0)082· tpply, PrlorltV wllf PI given 7~1525 ·• lhlrH, (7>10)1102·7588 • monl, eo Jt!d<lon Pike, Gal• doy·Frldoy. Looolly ownld, 1 888 5152 334e ld 101, al Old Town MoOIIt 118118 to tholt w11n 1,_.1 ufiCMr · HOMe GROWN ABPAAA-" llpollo, OH 415e3t.t sea, ltrr laol growing company It •· • • Homt Pori<. Movlno - 1 0 t8 7ISO Rontt ore oornput· l=ndonl Hllllallft 01• GUS. Chorlot MoKaan I \1 1'1! 1\ \I I "\ I 1o (740)448·11812. Equal . -lng to hfrt PIT hllp, In• Stll lor .Pov Off, (304)875· ~~:""::'"!"' ~~~~ ta' aoeordlng lo your In· (~f::"r:J Form, llle Conltnary llotd, "I I~\ ll I <..., Opportunity Emplovor. dMdual mual PI tnarQttlo, 413e h lncludH •:.... , rtf POmt. For lurthlr dttalll, ' 8442 : pll --·:=•• , Moonll•hl • ' Eocorto. Full HrYict malt and lemalt tt· corll tnd dlnotrt. Prornr>t and ~rolttllonal and Conll· dtntlll. Wt Birth· •.... lito and do a""'"~ •••• ~. -~ p~ .... F'arlltt. lpm· flltm . (7>10)S88·17QQ. 7 1 00 1 3 pro-. r . r t:..-• I "-------pi Witt :: r r I r I ~ rio ltd r'u ~~ ~~=~~:.:: r MOBWI~ I t!;.N~~~·~r ~·"~Z I ~~~':1~":;• =:~p~~ pi~~~M ~':. t, \';,'~~ r·· ~.~~~';1-~~ra~PI ~~~:~ ~~·Loa~~~~~:~ -w.;;;--, - ~!'::';' ;-=,;.~~r. ' 2 j ,.........., """""' I 11 Holp Wonlld· oxporlonood riU HoMI!ss. Plfpontora tnd Plrptnltrt no.:. lranopor• FOR ALE . holpera, Atqulrorntnll· vat· 1 1 1 ld drlvtft llotntt 1001o ~~~:::,~lnl~ ~ utld homat 1111 Mutl NIIDID & raltranotl: ' 1111 (7>10)448-3870. , . Crtfll.~ wor. , good Pill'· Mtmt. Mlitrlllpro'lldld. Chrlollon't Conotruollon, HOUtt lor lilt 2 br, Plntrlll To 1460+ wk. • 140' Eotltrn Avo., Golllpollr, ftl'IOICI Ylf!l, lull ballF'" lnlormotlon pkg. 2• Hr. llo. 011101 llourt 11-5 Mon.· mont •38.000 304-1178· 1-801 ·4~7!0 Ftt(7>101441-•514 Qalllpolltcarttr Cofltgt 3853 AVONI All ,.._, To or HousolcHplng Suptrvloor tC.rltll Clott To HOmo) Hou11 lor 1111 In Comp Soli 8hlriOI' 8pHto, Wonlld . lloarclllng lot a ra- Coli Todlyl 7oi(J.448-•M1, Con~ Roush/ Ferrall Or. m :t.Zi . ::-od~· ttlf,_;,~ ~~~~~:a· 304.f 5•3488 ' Hou• For 81~ 1 Hlrtford Barber • Full umo "' Por1 tlo~ of 6·8 ~-~~~r· ltlll WAiml> wv 3br n, 01 ; tlmt wtnttd. Mlol<'t Blrblt PI' •nco requ •- ""' no 'r:0 Do · 125 0oo d OH 740- :, 3Q4.aaa.;:,4 ':rr ::"'=;:_____ tpond In confldlnot 10: All Mlkll Ltwn Moworo efl•r 5 pm. Como Join ouflrltndly Iliff, t7•0)•tle·71 1a, Ilk lor ond Outdoor Power Equip- Lind homt f)lcltagtt . Stylist Nltdld. Aont ond Ill Cnorltl"' Son. mont Aopelrld. Froo ~ickuP Land/ Home/ Lind """'""" ~~~. bOlt. Call Local Baulhorn Golpal ·and doll'ltry ovoMiblt. Ctll mentt In ono low~· -~1 Group -no bill lllngor Mlkl (7>10)440-71504. L.oon olfloora on hind 7 Lantllllryar!DeviiOPI l plano ptaror, lor dtlallt ~~-S Ill doya I · (7>10)«8An4f1onlr Llntl Co Lid a PIH7oi(J."2·1388 ~~~~~ r~~- owm • 3083 fluraJ 101 DttololliMnt 'e' o don, hiUI yout IOat 10 tht lo -.g with Mc:Ciuto'o Rttlllllranl now mill fUll 0111 :J04.e1S.f0117. Ntw houoo- llnanolng - .,., . . iri· Eotata hiring 111 3 ~llont lUll or able 10 quallflld Duytrt. ~ 11ono. ptrH!mo, p1C11 up ir>Pttoo· HOU-.ptng Avllllblt down. 1600 eq n. 2 112 11 -~ t.Ot • •Topo i t1on at looollon & bring btck DtYt "' MOfngt. rtttona• bolll. 3 llldJOOmt, OUI10m Mlpt, & , _ Sand bolwHn t :30om a blo '"'"'· r - 1. trnall Olk lrlm l oablntll, 1111 8011 -.moto: · to:ooam, MPnclly lhtu Bit· bUIIno111o, offlolt, ron111 ltftlt kltolltnlilln,.....,; Lantl "" Lid urdly. proporly, llptrtrntnto, """ lng, 2 112 gtrtf)l on 1 . .. --. bill homH or houltl PIN 1/2 oor11, If IUIXI. Portar 01 " "'t:~o !!},_ a ladllt 10 1011 Awn. 304·885·321 7 ,_, .,... ..... (7>10)440-."61411Upm -• (1>10)440-3381 ..Qt. CII(?>IO)«e-3241tlltr5prn 100WOIIKI~I ,,.,mblt ~:~~hy J:.~I"':.:: ~~!PQ 1 nat~ '1: ~:JJ:maroy. 10 ':~,;~:V::'r~u~~~.~· g:~~~ 1ft;;:;;;;;:;::: cOni'- ·...,.., II~. 011 :r'''" ~~~ldtrly Pelt. 1 ......,. I' 1 1 r ncl:g, ..-.-~--~1 "Iiiira~u-.u-b.-"~"..., I bltolt: ,' ~ I L ,.rrilr I' '* n~ 7 8 na 7NII-7er1 Nt' O bl..... ~ W r<:: • ou .,...-... on 1·v aorlt. (7~)4•8 31184. No Crldltl Bid Crodlt/ 111 Tlmo Hornt bUyort/ FA& LOint/ Government J'HA Loana Avtllablt. Call t7>101440-321S. CYtr 10 uood homot prlotd lllarllng al 14011. Cl" Htr• old, 7>10 385 11048. Wan! a. naw homo? Own your own land? Wt dol Call ~3314 far your naw IOdlrl Tradt 1n1 wei· - WI hiYI ~Illy 10 Uttd hOmtt for under 011 t.f00.837·3238 u,ooo, lor Info. ' =u: Country homll, Iota, lootlld on AI M btlwttn PomtroviAthtno. Call 740· QQ2·2187 lor dtlallt. Jull getting tllflld? 1ot tlmo homobUvt 1 No red· 111 0111 174014 8 , 57 lor mort Information , Ntw 2002 14 wldt only ~~=·421:::;;;, ~~ I = .00 month plul utlllillt PIN (7>10) "N02a. EHO = j a BldrOPm, Eloolrlo, AC, & dlpotit. 740-667-:1487 C=~N~~:: ~ At (7 ' tttr 11 · >10)441.ffl54 2 BR In Country, SIOYI, A• frigorator, Woltr a Trollh Furnllhtd, Vtry Nlot, No Ptll, 1360/mo, (7>1013811-8371 2 BR, All Elootrlo, A/C, Porch wlll'l AwnlnQ 1 No PliO, Atftrtnoea, Vtrv. Vtry Nlol, t.ooalld 1n Gt~ llpollt. (740)448·200' or (7>10)441- 1409 lloautlful AIYor Vltw ldltl For 1 Or 2 F'aoPII Rtfortn. -·~·No Pl.ii, FOfo lor Trol Pollt, 740-441· 0111. SPACE FOR Rmr EIIIIT JET ION MOTOAII Ntw a ·RebUIM In Sloclt. Call lion Evant. 1. 537 01128 • IQ0. " · ' .,_!,~ 1'..,.."-· • r..-iil · 161C80 IIIII 1100/mo. 740- Nttoar Racing Colltolllljlt. ., QQ2·2187. oil drl'lt!W · RMII, 1IISO MatHy Htrrlt 33,~ ~. ~"' Cflain. Trlotor, Ftrfllll« . . , _ , • i;~ ~ plon, Hot-a, a l l - WoodSI)IIIItll(oe:!flton;, 87. County wolor -or. 740-812-o748 Wll..-1 t740):1150-eH1 Clri lllka 18xl50 •1 10.00 1 NIW AND UIID IfilL OIIOhwltoh wolk bof1lnot -' monlh304.f78-41. Blttl Botmt, Plpo Rtblr 11,200.304.f711-31524 'I Fot Conoflte, Ang61, Chan'\\ WM'TI'Jl ntl, Flat llat, llrallncl J TO REm . For Oraln•. on-r• &' . WtlkWtl't. 1.6L 8orap Mot· U\'I!BIOCK , Mark Mltalonory i ~. Ttltlday, •: Ftmlly lo rani 2br 4:30pm. 13 Hold of 111tck Af9Ji · houoo - n !. Bllurdly l lundov' Holtaro. Wtlaha ~:· 1 23. (7>10)448-7300 · 1500 b. Call (7<10)2411-0212 ~ O.k Poroh Swing with 2 '/Ill Old Whitt ~ , o•·•·· and CIU""'·~. IISO. ~- ··•· ISO~ •-• ...., " " -·. ' '" pttloOhalra&CIU-•130. l ·7oi(J.Dflll•• - .(304)875-11504 301h Mnual lonllty~, PI Tr ~ •••• ·~ ..... 18 nt - · • rt old, -7 · r ""'" • , ., lara llool, ly lo l!ltnt, :30pm. avtttf Co. Fair· ' ApplllnotO; A'-"'!llonttl 11.00 - · (7>10)21N114 Wllthinglon Court 200 . Wathtrt Alnatt. Plartiatlon a 7 Qtrntt, e,. ' Ohla. a BR Af)lrlmont on 2nd FltflfCital(w.. To 110 O'oyo tra Control lor, MornotY :\:d=ofblrrcwo Avonuo 1 G lllpoll Gul-l 1 Stll Now Card 14ISO ~ (30418 Rogtt 14211/rno, ~urJ: Moytag ,t,pp~r- Ptonoh ' • • 1 3! tll37) 23011, L1J0V Lor· (7>10)44 t~tll4, •-r CN)'Miyia9, 7~77H. ~.or(304 II- 1 EwFomlly; (t31)7ao-:_ , =C r I =.ve~'"W~.::: ~ o.':...n .. I j ~· ~ v:r ?4- ::Z.' ' • 1QQ4 Grand·Arn GT, $3405. IiilO Blflllt GT, l18i5. 1QQ4 Bulolt Century. 4 Door, $2485. 18011 Nton Sport, a Door, t37i5. 18 orr,. cora. truoko, vent In 110c1c: COOK MOTORI (740)44e.QI03 se,ooo mllll, .7.000.00. 7>10·i82·3Dfl1 1007 Cavolltr Rally Sport· 2 door, Automatlo, r IQQ7 Ford E100r1 l.X 4<1r. Sldan, 83,000 mlllt. Power Wlndowlldoor Locka. Air CPndlllon. $5,200. ::t304~15:::7.:.11-.:.71:.:33::.._ _ _ ::- andwHkend care available ·e,ooo mllu. Co•t over 1 lleiSOU. 304·178•3383 01 • ...... •:::'•~• :~~-;l;i1;0;dl;-;:: : r. I~~;~Pn~.· ~~ 1ii1 Ford Ranger, Low Rider, 5 tptttf, llharp, 13,200.00 OBO. 7oi(J.fi2. 3253"' 740·742·20511 1887 F·2ISO Powtr•IIJOkt, Oloool Truck. 1oeo Carrl· Lilt, !lh wlloel, Attll hitch, Vt,~~~4t:r~· Corotr 2001 DOdgl Ouly, 4x~. a IPIId lrantmlatlcn, L.oacl· od, 38,684 mlltt, h5,000. (7•0)3S7·Cle10, (740)338· 3352, . P'!""'!'"" DIPGYIII • · I'. rn.···· IIA . . . CONSTRUOION All Makes Tractor & NewHomu Ga111ge1 · Complete Equipment Parts . Factory Aulhonzed Cue-IH Parts · Authorized Agent 992-5479 740-742-3411 Jeff Warner Ins. BANKRUP't(;Y WRITESEL Roofing- Home ·MaintenanceGutters~ Down Spout · Free Estlmstes 949-1405 TFN can relieve a debtor of financial obllaadons and ananae a fair dlalributlon of assets amona credl1o11. Aperson going through bankruptcy may re1ain cer!aln property, ~nown as "exempl" property, fot his or her personal usc. This may Include a car, a house. clothes, and household aoods. You should direct any questlona regardins bankruptcy 10 an auomey before proceeding. Por tnfonnation regarding Bankruptcy con11e1: WIIUun Safranek, Attorney 29670 Bashan Road Racine, Ohio 45771. 740.841-2217 l~ork~ 1~. r r *8&2- Eu:cnuw RmucF.RA110N I Rttldtnlllf or oommtrolal wiring now torvlct or ,.. palrt. Molar Llolnll<l olto· lrlclan. Rldlnour Eltctrlool, WV011030e, 304.f75·1711e, ARCADIA NUitllN•CJI Part·llme po1Hione · are ava!llble on 1eee Con'lltolon van 304&75·1188 IQii GMC SuburOirl, 8.2el. Dftttl, Runt GrHt, Powtr Optlont, New Tlroa. 4x4, 14000 oao. (7401441 · 8534. . LPN'S ' aftemoon and Local843·5264 ~~~~~o : Supplemenl; Lire Insurance; nnd Final Expenses; Cancer & 1 Retirement, & .40lK Rollovers; Major·Medical Hours ,,..,, 7:00 AM ~ 8:00 PM Home 30()8. 10 Yr. Parto & COMMERCIAU RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT Shade River AG Service "Ahead In Service" JONES' Tree Service 35537 Sl. Rt. 7 North • Pomemr, OH 45710 4-H f""d for lambs, hoga, ""'"· chickena and rubblt1. · Seed ·P.utntocs I• Onl"' Set• Full ·une of Bulk Garden Seeds Fertilizer Specifically Designed for Garden Crop! New Fertilizer Buggies All buggies h1we been pauern tested to meet • Top • Removal • Trim • Stump Grinding • Bucket Truck Agronomy A11socimion Standards ~~~~~~"' J.D. CONSTRUCTION lfno. [II ~I I New Homes & Remodeling In Log Homes & Rubber Roofa" ... Garuges. Pole Buildings, Concrete ijjl"l Roofs & Siding Commerciul & Residential ~ "Speci~lizing & BUILDERS me. (740) 991-3987 \J \_11· Owner & Operutor, John Dean TFN -- IJA&~I:-.1:\.~r,.. fll.!~J fli~.!J liJ.!~J [1111) l'fl11 1fflttl ffJII New ·Homes • Vinyl Sidln11 • New Garasea • Replacement ~'R~ STONE High &Dry Delivered & Spread $15.00 Se. If Stor~e ~d . pertonl8to10 ton1, slmllod Windows • Rooting LIME- COMMII<IAlllltiiiSIDIIIIW. FREE ESTIMATES 740-982·7598 ....... "QIUilily Homt lmprovtnllntl" ~..-rno -Qa' llootrlool l Plumbing ~oollng a Gutttrt Vlllyllldlng I Palintint I • Polio ond Poroh Dooko C 5 :111ft,.._ Ntw ...._ • le• adel'll ,,_~•WVIJ2tU •Ga._ v. (740) 992·2753 . (740) 992-1101 Free eatlmatea Ill llESIDENT/AJ, & MANUFA6TURED HOUSING Hi-Eniciency Hent Pumps, Air Conditioners & Furnaces TRPPRn -..•c-.•- f•rrnnc••~ t:11 IIIDIIII&:I'IIff. r-H•E•R-B•A•L..,;J•F•E-.·I . •Fn-.• ··n:e S & H Ycur f'11rl Worrontlc• ~-I UlMii.al 'I'Ju~rnmll lat j Krls 1 Kanlecki lndependent Dutributor I Lost 27 lb. in 32 days. • l•" rre HI \'r1tr I 'un•J•msur ' WorrAIIty 1111 Nt~ ....,. Moodtll t'Kn: K~TIM~l' t:s •IIIJm: ln>cntory 1 • lhtnk lilnunflnu Anflablt "f' rlcH 'fo I'll All RudRtll 1C<iiOivllle, Ohio <151'231 740-e87-3158 33795 HiiAntl Rd. Or loave name and number 740-992-5232 P~mmy,Obl~ tHIUIIng tLimaaiOnl tGriVtl• Sand •ToptOM • Tonneue COwer •Fill Dirt >Mulch . • Ventvlsor • Bug ollulldo,. Slrvlces !Shield & Full Line OlhtrA<a!080rln (740) 992·3470 I '' ( 740) 992-5822 LIMITED OPENINGS . (740) 992-1~36 11 j Bnn:lnrnee )00 <a'l ""' Free Esumales 740-992-9158 {Syracuse, OhiO) ~ an-353-7022 411 8f!l'l II St • Mulilh'DOrl WILLIAMS EXCAVATION Mdows& Mig Driveways, Palios, ParkinW'play.Areas. Sidewalks, Aoora 28 yura E1pertence F,.. re.tlrruotea ComPUTERS •• I Quollly <;ontrelt Work JERRY SOslo (304) 773-5601 Llcenlld & tn1urld Health Problema? . Want More Lel1ure Time? Tired of Mowing? Not A Spring Chicken? P1111resslue Coverall on Slllldoys (lolllrtt) I OWl M.- ..........,.. c.JI ,.,.A,'~~' MANLEYS . SELF STORAGE lblndogs (740) 742-8015 c....,.,_......,...., 740-992-7036 PomerO!I fogies DIOGO 2171 . fuery Thursday 6 Sundoy Boon Open 4:10 Early birds S1art 6:31 ProgressiH top One YOURCODCRETE connEcrton, LLC AB Video & Tanning 100% Eul Main 81rHI area, call for dotal! I. C11l: (740) 591·2173 lloomAdd~lotltl CENTER 13 Toyota truolt, 4 · w11111 dr., lltl. otb. loll Clf. fltlru, lookll"'"' gooO 304-886- Bryon! Equip. Labor Wtrrtnly filii) benlfllllhlt Include oompell!M w1gea 1883 1•10 Chovy BIIZif ,.hoi; llap, 4101. loW milia, and opportunldal ' Ntvlr off rood. f.i,m . Rov advancement u·you Cummlngo (304)671W1248 would like to join I 984 Chl\ry Altro, High . MlltiQt, Runo Good, Front i Roar Air, Ouod Botto, be1WHn 'DuiOh Door, 112000. I 11118 or you can call ChfoiV Van, 1 ton 15 pu· Slloly Duncan Ill ltngtr, Good CondHion, Fronl lnd AHr Air, 140K 740-e87·3158 mlltl, 14600. (740)37t· ARCADIA NUf~SINKll 2888 Healing & Cooling 24-HR. SERVICE HEAnNG · "One Price. COOLING Ariytlme. · REFRIGERAnON All the Time." 'BISSELL Roollret._ .,.Adtlllloao ..... 401 K, Ule lneuranceJ HEN DR/X F'" Ealfm&IH fj!itJ A midnight 111m. We otrer 1xcellen1 Heallh Jneurance, (7>10) H7-3311 (800) f53.3110 :\liddlqwrl. ( lhio 4.:'7(o0 .740-667·0363 740-992·1871 C&C Gonorol Homt Melnlf· · ~;;;:;:;:;~~ 1...----Z!!~~· CENTIR VANS& 4-WDs Walltrvlce All Maket & Modlfs llupp. \gr11l Bo\ IS') II in this space for $50 per month AtheDI (740) "l-5815 Baotmonl t4 Ford F· UO, e cyl, 5 mlltt, 14000. (740)881· 11132 . . FREE ESTIMATES! HOWARDL (NO SUNDAY CALLS) lplld, rtll good bOdy, 111Gh Sunset Home Construction Remodeling Dealers 1000 St Rt 7 ,. · h Stop & Compare . ' ' uQUI Coo/vrl/e, OH 45723 / FREE ESTIMATES ntnc .. F'llnllng, vltiyl old- r lng, oarpenlry, doorl, win- · dowa, botha, moblll homo rtpalr ond mort. For lfll 1111 ~ 11 0111 Cf1jll, 7 812 1CII1"'.·"::"....,....-':"""., · For mo19 uamolllan ~ aa till( · Bryan RHvee New HomH, Room Addltlona, 01rtg11, Pole Bulldlnga, Roofa, Siding, ·Deoka, K!tchena, Drywall &More Advertise 992~8976 Or email (I lo, Air, Crultt,- Faclory CD, 10,000 mllft, 112,500. iiii~;;;;;::;~;;;==i 1005 DOdgl Otravan. 3.0, Hollm ve, AutomaUo, Air, CNIU, IMPRoVEMI!Nill , Tilt, Power L.oolct, AM·FM · • · Couona, 85,000 mllto, I 14000, (740)211e-e707 ohtr All typoo ol masonry brlolt, : 5prn blod< ·& alone 20 yro. oxporltnct, trot oallmalt, 70 COfWIHt Co Upl, Hop, (304)n3-t5150 14,000 mlltt, Auto, 12,1500 firm. (7>10)37Q.2a82 . IAIIMINT WATIRPIIOOPING iS Lumina. Air, Powtr Win· Unoondltlonll llltUma guor· , dowa, LOPkl, Ntw Tire•. lniH. l.ocll ralortnott lur· •1200 OBO. Cell (740)448- nlohld. Etiabllohld 1875. 3200 antr epm. Coli 24 Hra. (740) 448- , r'u IID1 I140J Day, evening, aooo Wlnn Molor Homo, $e0,000. Soli lor 138 000 dut to lolling hoollh. 740. 742·3033 · 8 112 ft. truck oompar, llo, bolftroorn, TV ontonno on L'-'' 1111 · ·I-, II I"•I yo:ul Now accepting children 1075 Camper, 2511, Exct~ ltnt Condlllon, IIJC, Awning. (7>10)44e·i815<1 va, Automat• ~b >4x4, Fpfll 3.0, Ranger ~LT, Ext: ·rool, .... T.1ke the PAIN c·ul of PAINTING! 1 WITTLE ONES MOTOR HaMill! white, •s.ooo mlltt, llnlad windowa, Arnerloon Aoclng Whttlo, CD Player, my ctunl Alklng S5QQ5, Coli (7>10)4441-4085 tfttr Sprn, Business Services WERRY'S. CAMPI!Rs & '. Cellular Hill's Self Storage 4,3 Chevy mol or /aulo trtns out ol 1it2 Chtv. S· 10 S400. 1or mo1or can hHr run 304-575·2938 lfttr 5 pm. 18011 Blut Chovy Clllllltr, :--:-~~---­ Looka GOOd, Auna Good. ludgot Prletd Trantmlt$4000. 17>10)448·1854 llano All Tvooo, ACCttllb Ovtr 10,00() Tran1mlaJk>n1, 1ti7 Cavalltr CS Coupe, RtbUIId Kilt, 740·a4~·5877 oxotllont oondlllon, now Ct!: Mi•3785. ' tlr1a, 1·74()..949-2115 Crete free Est/mules Serving Ohio und W.V. WVN031 7 12 • The Longablrger Company or any lt'a 11111 rtPrtHntatlvea ore In no connected to or raaponolbfe for thla bingo event . '-....i a Morning St1r Roed - CR 30 • Rlclne Ohio • Footers, Wnl!s, Steps • Flat Work, Replacements, • Walks and Drives • Stencil 0811740·367·7371 t98a Pontlao Flrtblrd, v-e, QOOd $2 000 (740)7•2·2381 ' ' ' only 9•t each/ CONCR!lf/BLOCK/BR!CK Split the Pot • Aefreahments Dabbers • $1.00 · auto, air, run -told,....,. •.eo •·eo 740.985-3948 $20.00 for 20 Games Held by the . Guiding Hand School For Tickets ~ I ~a=: L; .. - - · Wf,/lul a Racine, Ohio ~5771 Middleport American Legion Mill St. • Middleport, OH low. WowlM vw $5 11111 on tht map a a ~ ~~~g. An lddltlonal $5 ft yw ntta an In-town location lor ywr yanl 111111. 6 mHos long through Middleporl Pomtroy• Hundreds 01 fllllll dlstrlbulldl Adwrt!Md & pnontoll<l wfde(y on radio, neW81)apera. flyera a poetarsl All lor $5.001 Sponsored bv The Mlddltpon Communlly Auoc. and The Pomeroy Mtrohlnta Anoclltlon. To akin ~p. Slop In Cillo River Bear Co. or J.: MlddTeport Oepl. Store or Office SIMOI & fi. Supply In Middleport or Chapman Shoea Ohio :t \fllli!Y Bulle Store In l!omtroy. I • ·CONTRACTORS, INC. 'hurs1day, April 18th·, 2002 6:00p.m. -on ! P/1 Longaberger" Basket Bingo I'OUCIU: 01110- l'llllllohl,. - - l h o lltht to oolt,any 01111 ony- .,..,. _ .. lho- dly o1 TrtDI.Irt llnlfMI Rtll•• wtl M relfiOM"* tot ne ~ tftln tht out ot tM lpHIJ OIOuplld ~ tftlll'f'Ot 1M only thl tnt 1.-ttan. W. .nytHa or • .,...._ thlt ,....... hm tt. pulllltttlon or om IRion ot., ..._.e.mant. C•: U n wtH 1t1 ft'Mide In tht h I'IIHtbtlldnton, • .,. IPPIIH. • All rHI Houtlftl A_. Of 1HI. ,Tftii,:Mi;t;.~ • Start Your Ad s Witt\ A Keyword • tn cludt Complttt \'\'\111 '\!I \ II ' I ' 6 : Wide Assortment of Herbs, Annuals, Perennials In 4" P!Jis for (740) 992-5908 Advanoe Uclttta available from any Pomeroy Elementary Fifth Grado SIUdtnt or at Elamon1ary. . Privett Party Ads Under $100 ·20 Words 7 Days • !ach Item Priced . • No CommtrCIII Ads • No Tlcktta/Purebrod Animals 'or Garage/Yard Solu • Limit 3 Per Ptnon Mill To : OhiO Vtllty Publishing, 825 Third Avenue, Gallipolis, OH 45531 - . . ,, Bedding & Vegetable Flats 1O" Hanging Baskets 217 E. 2nd St • Pomeroy, OH Friday, Aprii2S, 7:30 Meigs Middle School Auditorium Admission $5.00 Ms ...., - Houre: Mon·Sat 10-4 ELVIS!!! 'o Thm-'a Ual ·A Cut Above ' . I Join lhelth AIIIMI Yellow fiiO Yard s.lel May 3rd It 4th. Qllallf;Y. VArietY. Low l'rfas the Rest" Display .The Dally Sentinel• Page a s fiELDS PLUMBING land Clearing. Septic 4Cl5 5111 Strwt New H•ven, WV •RIKidentlol Wlk. dilching, water •Cornmerdal Bulldozing, Trockhot/Boo;l<hoe. li nes, site work, baoemenlllfooten, driveway&, pond• (Insured) Free Estimates 740-992·3885 e;t(304~ 882·2343 WVUOJ02124J , _..,. · �~ 'lUll d&"A Apii1.. 1QQI Seallnel a•mu NEA Croaaword·Pu..l• PHIUJP AlDER _ A.'' •& A..Q l t lttHl 6 tU -s..t•...... ....... W'MI rut I Nl Nu'lilrl ~~~~t ~ u...- ()1111\h\l ,...., ~ Opening lead first, look 3t the West hnnd in tho di~­ l(nun. Wh~t would yo\1 lead alter a umplc ~uctiou tu three notnunp? Your opening salvo depends primarily upon thr cuntrart. If it is in no-trump, you often lc:1d fourthhil(hcst fruni your. BARNEY GUEC:.'5 WMOI.Ii TO VI<;. I Tkl~ '(E.AR !! lOII ijC~t Rllll stfOIIQ~St. llowcvcr, th~ri: are suvern l cxcrptions . l'im, if the longeit snit contai ns no · hllnor, lead ~ hish rard, not filurth-hil!hcn. If an oppunent FRANK & EARNEST bid your longest suit, 0 ~ think three times bet-eAttNEP AIOIJT ' fore le:~di11g it ('miless tASTSII>e Ttlf IVPGET SIJflPLUf yuur hoh.lint~ is very fLfMeNTAI!'< mnng). If pmucr bid, IN tiiSTOflY TOI>AY. norm :1lly you should 4::::- I ,f" . . 1 1\tack in that mit. t ,.." rd' .,' (The ln~t time 1 didn't CELEBRITY CIPHER du thnt, partner h~d by Lule C1mpoe . opened one di~mond, ColobMty Clphor CIYJIIO!Irtf!ll 111 cllltl<l trom qucl&tlonl by tainoua ' a ntl I held a singleton peoplo, pul ond praeenl, locn ltllor In tho clphlllllndo tor onOihor, "· Todly'I·CIUI.' T lqUI/1 8 diamond. After my club start, the cuutract 'L.NOOPL.L. ZIIL. ANIMPK made imtcad of going . THE BORN LOSER I II M , ' T P M• I II M 0 three down -- vulner· ~ . ~ 1 01..1\D-<!> MY TffTf\ i',R.E.KJLLti'-1(, P"ri~IZ.E -\1'\K£ !>C«\E. OF meL ,... me. 0\€1--JP-eLE Kii>IC1! '?'! ""~ able, too.) 'HZIIH'L. lA IlM IAFIMWPIM ME F~ Tf\1\T O'i!N..~I2U.~Y! 1\';)PIIZ.It'\ I ,,,r-·- /-,.,:'1 In today' s . deal, ' I L. 1 00 'iOLl r\11..1/E. P-N'I\f\1!-IG fOR. . IAI P there are two options: CZIIH '• the spnd' e jack and ·!'"'\.---._, · HIE. PI\! IF •• h<·nrt seven. Although your spade suit is OZIIMPpr 0 X0 X stronger, len~th is usually more nnporPFII!VIOUS SO~UTION - 'Thl blggeat trouble with ttllh In thl lncomt·tax lawa Ia that they oaR tor extraotlona.' - ""~· tant' against a no So hilling tritmp contract. So, lend the heart seven. WOlD BIG NATE OAMI ' Now let's look at matters from declnr141!o4 ~v CLAY • "'" • ., NOW KELLY HA.TE!> cr's point of view. He · 0 ·1\ta"a";• • 1'"'" o1 tne ' ME , JENNY'S <;OT f'. starts with she top fo"r ocromblod wcrda be· NEW ~Yl"RIEN D, Mq tricks: three spadea low 10 lorm four almplo word&. · :t'M S.ITTING. HERE KIC.KIIIICi MYS.E~!''. ami three hearts. He C1 00 y I will probably attack 1---,;:1-..;.,. 2;.,.;I;...;~.,...~ "dia mo·nds, hoping 1 . 1 . . . East has nee-double- :====:;:~~--~ ton or -third, so that SL A S three more tricks can Hjl'""'!-...~~4r.'"""'l,-.,.l-! be e!tablished there to . 1. . . . give him nine in all. ~::;=-~~~~~N 10 PEANUTS Here, South isn't E U S N Ef . Woman driver to passenger, lucky, and if the deI' '~ "The brakes don't work, that's why fenders keep plugging . . . . . .• I'm driving so feat. I want to get MERE .. IF lfOU WEAR T~ I5 WEL~.FROMA away at hearts, they you home before we have an CROWl( E'JER'r'ONE WILL THINK NEVER KNOW get two heart!, one S T I R P C ~- • • ·····I" · . YOU'RE KIN6 OF TilE JUNGLE ~ . diamond and tWO 18 CompiOio tko ch"'"' Q"crod clubs to defeat the . . . . . . by lll lln; In rill ml111n; wcrd1 contract before de- '--...1...-I.-L...-.1--L--· yc" dovolop from artp No. 3 bolow, we .. " . T:mtl~' s~~~r~A-"''E~S' I I' 1 1 I APRIL 161 A V 6 With Kodak 24 IJtpOJUr& Film & Battery • Point a . . e I' I I I I' I' 1• I' I'. I'. I'. 1 • PRINT NUM&mo 15 LETTERS IN SQU~RES _ . . . UNSCRAMBLE FOR ANSWER SCilAM-LITS ANSWIII 1 t!)~gt I III Cendor- Ninth - Vtlldt • VIsual · SHORTEN IT People keep asking me how granny has lived to be ·so old. Granny told me that the way to prolong one's lila .II to do nothing to SHORTEN IT. ch•ll•nN• yo~r im•slnatlun 11nd t rrJtivJcy in the year •h••d. ·n,ry'll Jtimubl<! yollr llltlltJl proce11 and enhance· y•tv r mutt~ . AIllES (M•rch 21-April 1<i) -- Y"u MIOY I<IIJC thai 10111•thing guud i• 2bouc "' hap· pen, but you don' t know whrre, when, "h"w o·r why. Allchac m•um ;, dut ""'"'"" chinkmg c:an light a fuu. Arico, crr•c you,...,ff co a binhd.oy g•fc. Send for your Amo(;uph prcd.cciom for the year •h•w by n12ihng 52 2nd SASE cu limo-Graph, c/o chi• newJp•p•r. V.O. liOJc 1758, M~rr•y Hill Sucion, New York, NY 10151•. lie >Ur< to lUI<: your Z<Hiiao: ' !C'' · T AUI~ US Vopni 20-M•y 2tr) -- The lmlhant w... you drt•n1 up c111't come lmo berng unlr" you implc~nl dte~n and •Duw the~u co llouruh. Ic nuy be • n•k. but the gambl.! ceuld pay ofT. GEMINI (M•'l 21-Ju~~e 20) •• You wlil1re21 evmt• philo- thing• .,, l!''"""d co you. No rn•tter which il i11 play, you'll continue to b• rteeptive and opt~~-minded. VIR.CO (Aug. 23-Sepr. 2~ - The quick ttl way co m~ k• a wi1h come tru. i1 ro uke matterJ in your own hand> an~ rn.tlu chin!!' 112pp.:n. You 112ve the abolrty to bro11g II into fruition . LIUI\.A (!oept. 23-0<t. 23) • - You realoze tll2t the luy 10 smin1 alonJ w1th othert ·~ to be eoopeucive. You'll WI the eumple tll21 ""~ the moo! 11ubbom wtll foii<>W, SCOili'IO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -· T alu pttde '" your I work, rttl'lrdleu of th• lntljl• niflcanee of tho job t!ntrul!ed 10 you. You will catch lht eyt or th• powero chat be and be rewarded if.you penurrn well. SAOITTAIUUS (Nov. 23· J)cc. 21) --You're not apt co take you ruff or tvtnucoo ter~oully, which prov11 that one it ltll likely co II" wounded when h• or 1he 11n'1 pamptt• .ing an •flO· Smooth ullin& It ahew. . CAI'RICOllN (IJcc. 22· Jan. II/) •• Thcre't a pot~ibil· icy that financial opportunltiet could do:velop frlll11 two up.... we directions. The JIOO~ new• I. th21 you'll be ab~ co rah ad•anu~ of both. AQUM,IUS Uan. 211·Pcb. 1~) -- Yt~ur charminJ d•· meanur tHI ill operative. Y"" wtll '""'ncciveiy kn<>W how to afitn you,...,lf without o(. (e~odona ·anyooe in chc procett. I'ISCES (Ftb. 2ti-March 2V) - An unul.nl cll2in o( nenu c~ld OJ!"" up a new: piptllnt that wdl produce nuny pH• tonal pnu. 1 ~- Motorized... 29?! 1&· Oscillating Pedestal • 90' OKIII•tlon tuphically, and thu1 you'll be . able co make molchillt out of rnounuint. Thil ea1ygoing bc:havior will in1pire JucC<II. CANCER. Uune 21-July 22) ·- Wh•n it COIIItl IO competilton, ynll're lik.Jy 1.<1 cume out the winner. Your rcwlve " the aee in tho hoi• th•t givet you thil edll", LEO Uuly 23-Aug. 22) -You Col.n be either rigid or ftu•ble, dopending upon how 7firi 09 FI•sh... . 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