http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c7dd01521559ac74cd5eb54fec658f3c.pdf fb71feffe7c8dce5e64a82e245dc7a6b PDF Text Text ' INSIDE TODAYS SENnNfi.: PRIDE 2002 • a1 M...a County's Whit's lnslclt '' HDIR.town .Newspaper EASTERN ROYALTY . nding Dosl bick et OSU, 11 I\' liliAN J•. RIID to six local govctl1tliCI1t! fot cot'nmunity project~. POMEROY Meigs It\ otller business, the com- · County ~pply (or an tulsslotter; atJpruved a teso- ·. additlot1ol $':1U,UOO In hous- h.ttlon tr;tnsferrlng a quartcrilig !ltcservation (unds 1111le of Colltlty Rmd 3911, throu!,!h U.S, lt'Urnl l)evel- Deadman 8 Cttrvt'. to Sal h.. optil~lit, occottling to , !!air b(tty·lbwnship, at' tbe, request Hollling Dlrectnr Jean or Engineer t::ugcne Triplett, . Tru;1sdL Comniissioncrs tabled Trussell cnrtductcd the fir~t action ott two bids for furnipublic hcad11g on the appli- ture for Meigs County Job ration during . thursday's and Family Services." Ilids rcgu lar tttectlng of the Meigs were received from AnderCtluttty Contnilssitlnets, wt1's Furniture of Pomeroy the funds, if approved, will In the an.tount of be med ftlr !11\all etth!tgeucy $2:1,777,79, atid .Office Scrhonlc repair~ (or hottteOWil- vke and Supply of Middleets With \lety low hiCOitles, port ill the <111HlUI1t of. h1 the past, fundln~; has beetl $25,101:1, ll!ed to ptuvidc apptuxi- . Tlw board rctcrred bids for nwdy $6,000 Itt ho111e bituminou• 'materiah for repair~ fi>r a dutch hollm in May fn1111 Asphalt Material•, the ctlttllty, Inc., Matidtd, and MiddleA waltlttg lilt of diJ!Iblc port ThrtHittal, Inc. tlf GalhotHcoWnch frotH the titmt llpoli! w 1tiplctt. . tl'~·cnt h ousln~ rehabilitation . . Conunissioncr Mick Dav..: IJt<lgtnln will be the bads for cttport t·epotted that Jeff the )lhJI!Wtt, accotdhtg to Thorlltoti, board Jlresldent, is ihtssclL a!,laltt hmpltttli~ed at St. A !cttlttd public he•rhtg Mary's Hospital in Humiug. ot\ the appllcath:m wUI be toll, W.Ya, Thornton will attnounced, Trussell !aid, at llkdy b~ traNsferred to a which tlnte the ~ollttnl!!hm- N~brct!ka rehabilitation faciler! will be a!ked eo approve lty to f\ttther his recovery the l!ftlnt npplkatiiJil, tl'On1 a March surgery, Dav. itusselt aim alltloUticed enport said. · that . the county has been CotHtHI<slntms also: approved for $184,0UO 111 • Approved pay111e~t of Cotlllllutllty beveloplllehf bills in the a111oUt1t . of · Ul11ok Grant fomtula fu11dS S21':1,M54.92; · lbr 2001 , Of that rtlll'OUiit, · • Approved transfers of ' $18,000 will be set aside for fuuds attd appropriations adndnistration and" S16,000 ac\JU•tlttetlt! . for juvenile ftlr !~It housing nttlvltics, as Court and debt tetitel1iettt; 111atidatcd by the state, 1he • Cancelled an indoor line rct11nlndcr o(tltc CDIK1 (or- maintenance agreement with tt1Uia fund; will be allocated Verizon Communications. 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From left, Amanda Ytqer, dauahttr of Tim and Ellrabeth Ytlll!er of Pomeroy; Staale Wetaon, dlulhter of DB~ and Kathy Wtltaon, CooMIItl; Jllntlt Ridenour, ti&IJI!hter of Jim ana June Ridenour of Cheater; Elaine Putman, d&ughter of Gary end Dllbblll Putm11n of Ret!daville; Jon Will, aon of D1n111 and Julia Will of Pomeroy: R,J, Glbb8, aon of Randall 11nr.t Shirley Qlbb8 of Pomeroy: end Jimmie Putman, aon of Jlmmla end Robin Putmen of Relld8vlllo, Gort'lltt Kerr, aon of Ray and Bobble Kerr, Ia al.ao a candldatt for Prom King, but 18 not pictured. The prom will be held Saturday 1'\llht. .(Brian J. Retd) .Southern honors its top ·.·· students Ncowrlns in IatQ cmdlns. IV TONY M•. LIADH Analym sold the market, TL!ACHOMVDAILVIINTINIL;COM which llod bet that enrnllll!l 1\ACINB- ''Star SpnHgled \lfOWd bl.f !U'Ofl8 enoush IO :Bxcetlc:rlec': was 1hc thllme of tril!llcr A stock turnorouttd, So~Jthern Local r,"Choon 15th wAS re!lsnlns lttolf to th~ . nnnulll Aeodcmle AWArds Bon• likelihood that 2002's I'JIIOt, whleh was held Thul'8· recovery will be less robust · d~y 11ventns ot Southern High thnn hoped, Sehot>l. The [)ow closed up 4.63, flll!hty·nne nudentl were .. vircuolly unehonsed, at recol!nlzcd at the awards bail10,035.06, despite tpendil18 ql,let, which fentured guen most of the se!!lot\ below !pcnker Mrt. Cnmt Hatem, 10,000 ond foiling as much 1econdnry supervi!or for the .lis 103 points curly in the Athcns- M eig~ fldumloilnl 8es!lon. Service Cctller. . Urondcr stock lndlcottm Dllrinll her speech to parabo showed Httle chAnl!c by etlt!, studettt! And staff of the the er1d of the day.'f'h~ NlisSouthern Local School l)isdA<1 compmite lntl~x ros~ trlct, Hatem touched on the ICHOLARIIIIP WINNIR - Shirley S!lyre, guidance counselor 0.~6 co 1,713,70, jmt Importance of toto! qunllty at Southarn Hllh School, prnsente 11 OM·Ytl!lr tuition sohOIIlr, enOIJI!h tu end 11 six-mslon tmnAiletnent and how thb ahll) tor the Unlverelty of Rio Gr!lnd!l to Southern Elementary !using stru.k. The Standard concept play1 an lmport~llt eiKth·irlder Bonnie Allen, daughtar of M8, Juanltll Erb lind Mr. & l'tior'1 500 ind~x ton rotc in the tlve1 oftho1e belnl! Tliomaa Allen, during Thuraday'e Southern Local Academic 1.66, or 0,2 percent, to close honored, Awardl Banquet. (Tony M. LGIIoh) AI 1,091.411. "'Thachen the Sollthern · hi nl! you 1~~rtt- wIll I''-c·IJ~·~rt Thon1111., dlwkt Local SchoolInDi!trlct em.,loy are, everyt ' " benefit you In 10111~ way dur· courdlnrtwr ror Rio Ol'llnde total qua.llty mliliAI!ement lnl! your tlfeth11~,·· !Aid Haten;. Cotllt11unlty College, preNentwhen oducatlnt; our chlldren, "Life ~xp~rhm~ci ·nuy see 111 cd a one-year tultlou ~~hoiBr­ They work very hard to bring like rou14h pebbles to you ship to Southern lllcm cnrary .Ohio out the belt in each and every rislu now, however, through sixth J!rRdtr t3onnlc Allen, Pick 1: 0·5·5 one of them," nid Hatem, a1 hnrd work, determhmlon Md daugh~er or Ms. Jtutttittl lltb Pick 4: 9·0+4 luc~e s: 1·11·:ZB·34-37 1he walked among the rows uf cducatlo11, they wltJ b~tome und Mr. thotttdl Allen, who1c Pick 1 ciiY: &·1·0 honoreet, · beaudful jewel! you ~~~~ keep tlAt11~ wa1 al1o •~l t~tt~d ra rrtn· Pick 4 ciiY: 4·4·4-:Z "However, along with acad- forever." l11Jn1 rrom r111101l~ tho!~ !tU• enilcs and learning, there II Following Hat~m's addr~11, d~ntl ~ttemllt1K the banquet, Welt Vlr~lnl• Dilly 1: 5.0·2 alto room for other character- ltudentl w~r~ lndlvlduaUy rce- Scudc11t hot1orw, by 1dwol · Del!f 4: O•IJ•IJ•O . . l1tiea, such AI wladom, kind- O(!nlzed by Smubern E l ~rn~n - were : · C•li2S: 1~14·111-:ZO.:Z:Z·:Zl nell and gratlt11de, whleh tory JlrlneipJII Michaela KuC!• S11uth~r11 Hlsh Sdwol wery nuden' here undouht· ma and, Southern High School (12th Grade) Mutt A!h, Cgr· edly pnueues:• the add<~d. Principal Gordon fll!hcr. .olyn Ucntz.joe Cornell, Sheri "Each brain in thltgymnasi- . Medallions wer~ then pre· Cumtlllns, iYl~r L.ittlc, jtley un1 It capable o£ genei'itcll18 3. tented to nudentl by South- Manud, .1\.Aehel Mat!hall, Kim . :lloellon• • II ,.,.. billion ldeu. We mutt hilrneil ern Loeal l'rtuldent . 1\.0M MdJatllcJ. 'li'avan11a Monrc, thete ideat and 1110 . them to Cammarata. llrandot1 l11erce, Lori Sayre, Calendar A8 better out world and the peo- Afterward, Robert u~~gle Ut1t1Mcy Sutlth, Amy Wllsou; . Cl111lfleds 85·7 pie who live l.n It:', she tald. pre1cnced .a SIOO savlll~J~ bond (11th Grad~) Cty1trtl Cottrill, Comic• 88 John Rloe, left, prUident ot tho Ealteth Looal Board of Edli' . Hatem continued by taylng to Southern Elementary Mh- Curt Crou~ h, Mariam ELJJ. Dear Abby A4 oatlon, wee one of the judges for the Eastern Elementary what ttudents learn now nlAy grader Grader !nuna Hunter, abi\Ja, . Brittany Portunc, Jeri . Sohool Solenoe Fair, held Thureday tor fifth aM sidh-grade Editorials A8 not 1eem important co chem, daughter of t>r, and Mrs. Hill, Amy Lee, 'Thra Pickens, Movies . A3 students, He Is ploturrtd here with Tine Drake, whose colorbut, over time, the1e cxperl- Douglu Hunter, whute name UrRndtll1 Smith, 'fi,n1 'l'hel11i Obituaries A3 ful f)roJeot extlrnlned the effeote of music on study habits, once• wUI prove to be very WAI !elected At ratulom, oil (10th Gr~de) llethany . ProjeQts were graded on knowledge gsined, use of soientlfSportl 81·4 benellclal. behalf uf the Mlddlcpurc· Weather A2 lo metnod, orlgiMIIty, presentation and other ·orlterla, (Brien . I 2002 Ohio VIlify ,Ublifhllll CO. "No matter what age you l)omcroy 1\otary Club. PluM Itt lollthern, AI J, Read) SCIENCE FAIR . 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COLUMBUS (AP) - The U.S. Boggs unanimously ruled that the inefSupreme Court on Thursd~y night fective-lawyer argument had been rejected without comment the final two rejected in 1998 ·and they saw no merit appeals filed by lawyers for Alton Cole- in Coleman's new appeal. man, clearing the way for his execution A brief statement by the full coun said Friday. · that none of the active judges supported The court already had entered an Coleman's petition. Because 'there are so many witnesses order denying a stay of execution. Earlier in the day, state and federal from the families of Coleman's victinu, courts rejected other appeals to delay the the state plans to let .them watch the exeexecution and to prevent it from 'being cution from a closed-circuit televi~on in televised within the Southern Ohio a room of the prison. Coleman's attarCorrectional Facility in Lucasville. neys !ay the telecast shouldn't be allowed Coleman, 46, of Waukegan, Ill,, was because state law prohibits broadcasting scheduled to die at 10 a.m. Friday by equipment at executions and says only injection for the 1984 beating death of three people to be chosen by the victim's Marlene Walters, 44, of Norwood in family can serve as witnesses. suburban Cincinnati. He also was con- . "I think the statute says what it says, victed of three other murders and has that only three people can watch it. been sentenced to death in Indiana and These people coming aren't victims of Illinois. that crime," Coleman lawyer David Three judges of rhe 6th U.S. Circuit Stebbins said. · Court of Appeals in Cincinnati turned Andrea Dean, a prison department down Coleman's claim that he had inef- spokeswoman, said Coleman was "calm fective counsel during his trial in the and compliant" after he arrived early Walters' case. Hours later, the full 6th Thursday at the death house. He had Circuit rejected a request for a rehear- been housed at the Mansfield Correcing. tiona! Institution. Coleman planned to visit with relaThe Ohio Supreme Court rejected Coleman 's appeal of a ruling earlier tives and friends, but none had arrived · Thursday that allowed the state to pro- by mid-evening, Dean said. ceed with plans to telecast his execution Coleman was served a special meal late to another room in the prison to ace om- · in the afternoon. Items he had requested · modate .families of his victims. included filet mignon with sauteed In Cincinnati, 6th Circuit Judges mushrooms, fried chicken breasts, corn Gilbert Merritt, James Ryan, Danny bread, biscuits with brown gravy, french CATHOLICS IN CRISIS Cardinal McCarrick hopes church reaching tuming point in handling abuse -. UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS (AP) . - Fresh from a meeting in Rome with other cardinals and the pope, Cardinal Theodore . McCarrick said Thursday night rhat he hopes the Catholic church has reached a "turning point" in its handling of priest sex abuse. ' McCarrick, of Washington, D.C., said in· a speech at a private Catholic university in suburban Cleveland, "I escotted to the front of the pray this is a turning point." airport. A sweep of the McCarrick told the audiof about 250 at John ence concourse sh owe d not h ing Carroll University that he amm, so passengers were believes the church needs to screened an~ allowed to - consult more regularly with return to theu gates . lay people to help it respond · It wasn't known how to abuse. many flights were "We're in control of this," delayed. · McCarrick said earlier Passengers on six flights Th~rsday at Newa~k Interthat departed from the nat1opa!. Auport m Ne~ concourse before it was Jersey. Whoeve~ has th1s problem IS not go1ng to be a closed were rescreened priest in the United States.'' once they landed at other But during his speech, he airports, said Elizabeth said the church must act Cory, spokeswoman for cautiously. the U .S. Department of "We have to make sure that we are not acting Transportation. Security breach halts traffic at · Port Columbus COLUMBUS (AP) -A concourse at the Port Columbus airport was closed for nearly an hour and all passengers rescreened Thursday following a security breach , An airport spokewoman said a man somehow was allowed to skirt metal detectors and escort his wife to a gate without a ticker. A . National Guard member ·r ealized what happened and notified federal aviation officials. The concourse was shut down and ail pHsengers fries, broccoli with cheese, salad with french dressing, onion rings. collard greens, sweet potato pie with whipped cream, butter pecan ice cream and Cherry Coke. · Dean said Coleman was not able to finish the large meal in one sitting and was allowed to keep it to finish later in the evening. . On Wednesday, Gov. Bob Taft denied Coleman clemency and the U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear Col~­ man's · claim that prosecutors chose a racially biased jury in his 1985 trial on the Walters case. The court also turned down Coleman's appeal involving a second murd.e r conviction, for the strangulation .of 15year-olci Tonnie Storey of Cincinnati two days before Walters was killed. A federal appeals court had 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. Coleman is the only current inmate to face · death sentences in three states, according to the Washington-based Death Penalty Information Cenicr. Coleman's accomplice, Debra Brown, 39, was sentenced to death in Ohio for her part in the four-state municr ram- · page, but outgoing Gov. Richard Celeste commuted the term to life in 1991. clear cha llenge from the co American bis hops A U.S. Conferetlce of catholic Bishof'1 meeting pope to create new rules to prein in June is~ to vent any future sexual mis~ · II in fonnu~ a polq on ·priest sex · conduct by priests. McCarrick said he expects the church . will is i~ble to 0 and MIJ/ta,po/ky encourage bringing civil to authorities into investigalnvolvedi/(~ tions of abuse and removing priests who are accused of unjustly to anybody, includ- policy on sexual abuse by misconduct from their pasing a priest about whom priests is likely to be toral duties . His speech at John Carroll something might have been "absolute zero tolerance for the future" and "almost zero had been planned for alleged," McCarrick said. . months on the subject of While it is almost certain tolera'nce for the past.'~ A U.S. Conference of international human rights that any priest involved in sexual abuse in the future Catholic Bishops meeting in after the Sept. 11 terrorist will be removed from the Dallas in June is expected to attacks. He discussed that priesthood, he said, there involve church leaders · in subject, but said he could may be cases of past behav- formulating a policy on not ignore the sex abuse ior in which a former priest priest sex abuse. McCarrick scandal in the church. said it is impossible to have He also told his audience can be reinstated. "In almost every case, you a black and white policy to his perception is that · pri~st are going to say, 'You can't defrock any priest who has abuse cases get more. frontkeep working, you can't ever been involved in sexual page attention in the American press than allegations keep ·working, you are too misconduct. McCarrick said .the Vati- involving · other people :in great a risk,"' he said. McCarrick said church can meeting ended with a society. :J':: lnwme chtirch abuse. Cardlno/71Je0doie MCCal7ick said It luM bl«k deftodconvPflest who hGr ..,·been mistDnduc:t. Itt AIIDMw CAina ACM~YTRIIUNE,COM GALLIPOLIS Civic leaden and concerned citizens issued a call to arnu Thursday night in the battle against 'drugs in southeast Ohio specifically, the new threat posed by OxyContin abuse. Governmental officials, law enforcement officers, health care professionals and others met at Holzer Medical Center for a symposium on the devastating effect OxyContin abuse . has had on tl)e community over the past few years. • Richard A. Mooll: of the Gallipolis City Commission, Det. Chad Wallace of the Gallia County Sheriff's Office and The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Correction Polley Our main eoncem In all •torlea Ia . to be accurate. If you knOw Of an error In altory, calllhe newaroom at (7ol0) 992·2158. NIWI O.plrtmtntl The main number It 992·2158. Depaitmllllt extllfltlona are: No Appointment Necessary_ 7 Days A Week • 9:00am •• 9:00pm: Qenerellllln..., NnN 28, Us On Thursday, May 2, 2002 11:30 am till I ______ __ _.._ . ~13 Ext. 14 Other Hrvlcll ACIVII'1111ng Ext. 3 Circulation Ext. 4 CIUIIIItd Alii Ext. 5 To nnd •mall newaOmyda~.oom On the Web www.mydaNyHntlntl.com Dr. Eric .Hasemeler Southem LOCAL BRIEFS day of the Ale. .EMSloaCIUs POMEROY - Units of the Meigs Emergency Servict answeled 10 calls for assistance on Thursday. Units responded as follows: CENTRAL DISPATCH 3:5.0 un., Pint-gto\'4! ROlld, Gr.u:e Holrer, Holttr Medical Cem~r; 11: t7 a.m., State Rout~ 7, Mich3i.'l Wachtl'r; HM : 12:52 p.m., Third 'Street, Linda Grmun, HM : 4:0(> p.m., t~te Route 1..8 1/ 33, motor vchidc at'cidcnt, Doug Shamblin, Mike Nibert, n:fust·d tn:atm~m; 4:41 p.m., St•te Rout~ 2 ~8. Henry Hunter. St. Josephs HospitaL REEDSVILLE 4:47 n.m .. Union Awnu~, Midtad Mn}'I:S, HMC; 5:09 p.m .. St~tc Rtiut<• 338, Donald Nolt•in. HMC. ' RUTLAND 5: IH a.m., lligh Strt•et, William Wood~ , HMC 1 t :58 ~.m., Stntc Rout<' 124, R onnl,t Wilson, HMC. SYRACUSE 4:36 p.m., Lincoln Hcighb, Herman Michads, l11c.tsunt' Valley Hospital. · Benefit auction to be held M}})DLEPOR:r - A b~n ­ dit ,nt ctinn for tlw Middleport Pool will be held 011 Thursdny, 5:30 p.nt. nt Gl·ncrnl Hartin11cr Park. Consignments will be takcu on the Revival pl1nnecl RACINE - The CarmelSutton United Methodist church \viU hold m rtvival on MQy 3-i5 . M th ~ Cumel building on Cmncl R Oiid, 1\Qcine. l1~stor Norm Coleman of the R khlJnd Awnuc Unitlod Mcdmdist hun:h in Atht·ns \lltll be the speaker. Tht're will be spcci~ l mu~c on Frid3y by The Uplili•·rs of Radn .., d1111\'h tnlcnt on s~t­ urday, Qlld the L~rr .•corgc Sin~rs of Vtcmttl, W. Va. on Suml.t . Nuncr)• will ht' provided. · Church plans propam (;ALLII'OLIS .- New Life Luthcr.lll Church in the Spring V.tllc nn.·n will present the pnpul.tr ville<> s<•rics by J. Keith Miller, "A I htttf:!t'r for Heali ng." stming Sunday, M.t)' 5 at 7 p.m. This 1s a i 2-\wek series usi ng tht• 12-stcp nmth•l for spiritual growth. Tht• R<·v. Jnhn Ja~ kson said the SC{It'S "is t\IOSt hdpli.tl for .anyon<' dt•alinl\ with :my form . .of ad<hrtion, chemical or , bdtttviornl, and at the sam~ time. otli.•rs t~mcmlo<ts gttidance f'br atl}~>ne desiring to live .1 spiriw .ti life." "A I lung;:r for 1-knling" is a Dible-hased program, totally und nondenominational designed for ull faith groups, Jackson said: Cundiff. Jessica Durhatn , Sarah EIDabaj.t, Rebecca Hanstinc, Whilncy ll..iffi c, Michael Shou ldis, Knylyn fromPipA1 ' Spradling; · (Fifth Gmdl•) Ambeq:cr, Codi Davis, Sarah Mcrri Collins, Bryan H:trHawley, Henry· Rider; Knti ris, Aleli I lawley, C hristoSayre, Jeremy Yeauger; (Ninth · pher Holter, l: mma Hunter, Grade) Ashton Brown, Wcs Tosha jones, Urimny Md GALLII10liS - Firelight- building. Donnally s;tid fill.' · Burrows, Jordan Neigler, cla~t. Chdsca Pape, Samantha Patterson, Rachael crs from four agencies battled fighters were able t·o saw the Aaron Sellers. Southern Elementary J>ickcns, Anthony Sham- . a structure fin: Thursday ttt L p11rt of tho building that anrl L l~ ccydi ng. 12tl Thxas homed the plant's otlkc. School - (Eighth Grade) blin, Jaime Warner. Owner Doug Lester w:ts in (Fourth Grade) Logon l~oad in Gallipolis. Rya11 Amberger, John According to Bob Donnally, Point p(,•nsnnt lit the time the Michael Bentz, Nicole Jones, Kristi - Huddleston , na Williams; (Seventh Manuel, John Powell, Cyle chief of the Gallipolis Volun- blaze stJrtcd wh<•n he saw the Grade) Tyler Harkness, l'l..ccs, Dustin Salser, Lynzce tcer Fire Department, fircfight- mtokc billowiug iuto the air. L"st ,.,t.•u~ th c Mallory Hiii,Jacob Hunter, Tucker. CMhcrinc Woods: en from his department, 1\..io < cr, wllo lln" ., ll1,.... ·. Gt·umk·, !Iarrison Towmhip b • 3 Adam Phillips, Allie Rees, (Third G1·adc) Katie Jhrr, USI\)eSS since. i'N •. ,,tit11IC ilOIS t:ILlZznrd, D:tkota ~1t1 d t~~~it;~;:~~a~::;,~~j' ;~:. 12 ~mployl.'cs :11th<: plant. All of Adelle Rice, Ashlcc Eric Teaford; (Sixth Grade) Imboden, Dolton lmbodet1, until 7:56p.m. Other :tf:!t'ncies them csctipcd witliOut ituury. Bonnie Allen, Morgan Zachary Manuel, Kntey assisttng nt the scene included Total dant:tg<' to · the buidling Brown, Lindsey Buzzard, Patterson, Charles Pyles, 'the Gallipolis Police Depart- is cstim11tcd nt $200,000. Heather CunditT, Stephnnie Katelynn Smith. nll'rtt, Ohio State Hiilh Patrol Donnally said no firefighters uud Cu lli n County EMS. were injmcd. Amcricnu Elt•ctric !'ower also sent a rrcw to the site ns a precautionary m~asurc . · Donnally said the fire apparPremier - 10.06 AEP- 48.30 Federal Mogul - .55 ently bebr.lll outside the right , USB -23.64 Arch Coal - 22.80 Ri:lokwell - 20.80 Akzo-41.60 Gannett - 76.30 Rocky Boots - 8.48 rear corner of the buildiug, vnlAmTeoh/SBC - 31.97 General Electric - 32.05 RD Shell - 52.62 ~lcd ne $500,000. It's suspected GKNLY - 4.75 Athland lno. - 42.21 Seart - 63.73 · AT&T -13.49 . that sparks from n grinding Haney Davldaon - 54.33 Wai·Mart - 57 Kmart - 1.39 Bank One - 41 .39 tool being used by employees Wendy's - 38.28 B~l ..;, 14.92 Kroger - 22.64 Worthlnglon 14.78 ignited paper material, possibly Bob Evans - 30.30 Landa End - 61.44 Dally stock reports are n pile of cardboanl BorgWamer- 81-.88 Ltd. - 18.95 lhe 4 p.m. closing Champion- 2.95 . NSC- 21.81 Firefighters contained tl1e quotaa of lha previous Channing ShQpa- a.e9 Oak Hll Financial - 20.75 blaze in the rear portion of the day's lransactlons; pro· OVB -24.34 City Holding - 18.81 . Recycling plant damaged in fire · 1 LOCAL STOCKS Col- 24.41 DG -15.40 DuPont - 44.17 , BBT - 38.02 Peoplu- 28 Papaleo - 52.45 vlded by Smllh Partners al Advaal Inc. ol Gal· Hpolle. (UIPI21~) Ohio YIM'I' Publllhlng Co. Publltlltd "'~~~' elltlnOOn. Mondlr lhr011gl1 Frlaor, 111 Court St .. Pomeroy, Ohio. . ~eeona-cl1n po11Aoge potd II Pomeroy. Member: 7111 Alloollled Pr111 and me ot11o Ntwlplpor """"''"lion. PGetmNter: Stnd llldrtN eorroc· liot1110 Till Dolly atmlnll, 111 Court. Sl., P-oy. Ohio 4570e. REMINDER Middleport VIllage Residents DEADLINE FOR · VILLAGE INCOME TAX April 30, 2002 Subacrlptlon 1'11111 •r oerrior .. mot.. · llnl12 llnlmonll •. 70 . llnl YN' 1104 Dilly 150 otnll Sutllcrlbllt not (jfllrlng lo IHIY me oarrllf mey romH In oavonoe dlroctlo Tho Dally Stntlnll. Credit will be glvtn ""'"" 11ch - k. No oubtalptlon by mall pormlt1td In 1r111 whirl home oarner NrVICI 11 l'<llllble. Any returns filed after this date will be charged a $25;00 Late Filing Fee NO EXCEPTIONS . Mllll•u~llon lnoldo Molgo t3 Woikl 20 Wotkl 112 Wotkl nty 127.30 1113.82 11 oue ~~--llolg· c-y t3 Wotkl 1:!8.20 20 Wotkl 112 Wotkl MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. IIIU8 11 Oe.72 Subscribe today • 992-2156 liar Faces Pleasant Valley Hospital knows rhe importance of familiar faces and surroundings when faced wirh an illness or chronic medical condition . Medical Director PIIIUnt 111111 PriVIII DUlY Home Care provides: Jledival JsSidates ELEMENTARY SCHOLARS - Forty-nine Southern Local Ele· mentary students, shown here, were recosnized for outstand· ing academic accomplishments durinll Thursday's Southern Local Academic Awards Banquet. (Tony M. Leach) The Importance 01 ...;:;;..;;.;;;l.:;;.1 510 W. Union Street Athens, Ohio at 3:00pm Ext. 12 or Network Providers For At into the G.W. County jail were 231 males lnd 71 females," 'MIJace said. "The first four months of this year, up until April 24, we haw booke<j in 258 males and 80 females. We haw already surpassed 2001 in the first four months of this year. That's astounding.IWe've got a serious problem." The story of former OxyContin addict Justin Smith of Gallipolis was related during the meeting. Smith's aunt HIGH SCHOOL SCHOLARS - Thirty-two Southern High School Deanna' Syrus read a prepared students, shown here, were recognized -Thursday evening for statement. by his mother Anita academic achievement during Southern Local's Academic that highlighted the pain and Awards Banquet. (Tony M. Leach) anguish the family experienced during his ordeal. Smith said he abused Oxy.Contin from 1996 through 2001 before entering detoxification clinics in Marietta and Columbus. He said he used between 250 and 450 mil- Patrolman Greg Frazier from the Gallipolis Police Department made emotional presen. . rations to the gathering of 68 · Moore encouraged the public to support efforts to establish a detoxification unit ligranu of OxyContin at the in southeast Ohio to help height of his addiction.. on Adkins, executive direc.drug addicts and also form a .R task force to assist law tor for the Gallia-Jackson. enforcement officials. Meigs Board of Alcohol, Drug "We need to make the pub- ~ddiction and Mental Health lie aware of the problem and Serviccs;Thrrie Mathews, execask for cooperation and coin- utive director of Family Addicmitment to help form a task .tion Community Treatment force," Moore said. Services; and Larry Burnett, Wallace and Frazier related executive director of the their experiences · as law Southern Consortium for enforcement officers and also Rural Care, provided statistics provided a human perspective regarding drug use in the on the disastrous effects Oxy- region and stre~~ed the need for . Cantin abuse has on users and a re~dential detoxification unit. their families. . Adkins cautioned the audi"lt's the most addictive drug ence that a comprehensive I've ever seen in 23 years as a law rehabilitation program is necesenforcement officer," Frazier sary to address all types of said. "The body won't allow an addiction, not only OxyContin. individual to walk away. DetOJds Burnett said that in addition the only way to get off it." to establishing :1 detox unit, a Frazier, a resource officer at network for continuing Gallia Academy High School, recovery inust be established. . &aid the drug is used mainly by Hailed as a "miracle drug," people age 24 and older.. OxyContin (chemical name Interestingly, he said that Oxycodone) is a pain killer tec;nagers he interacts with introduced in the mid-1990s seem to have a healthy fear of by Purdue Pharma LP of OxyContin, which they refer Stamford, Conn. The drug is to as "The Devil's Drug." prescribed for patients battling Wallace and Frazier said ch10nic pain f10m. cancer and .they have traced an increase in other maladies. It is available . .robberies in Gallia County to in 10 to SO-milligram pills. a g10wth in drug abuse. Fra- The first instances of abuse zier said during the first three of the prescription drug were months of I 999, city police reported in Kentucky. . investigated 57 theft-related Law enforcement officials in offenses. During the same Ohio, West Virginia, Pennsylperiod- this year, police have vania, Maryland, Kentucky, tracked 99 cases. Four of five Virginia and Maine have . robberies in Gallipolis this reported widespread abuse year have been related to and deaths due to overdose. OxyContin. Nationwide, OxyContinWallace said the sheriff's ,.related deaths 10se from 3, 750 pffice has reported a sharp in I 992 to 6,430 in 1999. increase in 4rug-related incarOfficials reported that at . cerations this year compared . least 10 deaths in Galli a , tq last year. County during the last year . "Our jail statistics for 2001, have been related to Oxy, total drug offenses, booked Cantin abuse. • KICK- OFF The Deily Sentinel • PtQe A. 3 .·call to arms sounded SOUIHERN BANQUET ·.in war on drugs Urgent Care!! • Medicare • Aetna • Anthem • OU Employees • Central Benefits • Ohio Health • Medical Mutual www.mydlllyMntlntl.~ • Penonal C1n 1 Retplle C1re (740) 594-7979 t Homemaker Servlcn t Support Servlcn t Gompanlonthlp • Prlv1te Duty Nunes • Facility Stamna • Sitter Service 11111£ .. 2R II. • IIMIIJirl. 81 45180 • 0401 112-8118 er li88J 812·8118 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL .. .. • • .. - _..... .. • �B.._y the .end PageA4 _Th_e_oa_n_rSe_n_tin_e_I______ CHURCH, VA. . DEAR SAD AND HURT: . Speak to your pnrcuts or your rdi- DEAR ABBY: My girlfriend, "Jenny," and I became enga!l"d on New Year's Day. We've been together for four years, and both have children from previous nlartiages.Jenny has three daughters, and I haw a son and a daughter. All five are grown and in college or settled down with cnreers and families of their own. . ADVICE I immediately shared our enga!l". ment news with my side of the f:imgious leader about your feelings . ily. Everyone was excited and eager You're not the only girl who has tn know the wedding date. 1iuuble ever felt this way. Sometimes it's is, Jenny and I haven't yet picked a hard to be dilferent - yet that's date, due to the fact that she hasn't what makes all of us mature as indi- told any of her family - including viduals.. her daughters. When. the time comes, the right Since they ali live out of state, young man will be mature enough none of her family would have any to see the person underneath the idea about o\tr engagement unless scarf.Ttust mel they're t~ld . Jenny's reluctance to Frldlly.Apltl21.2002 shue our "happy news" makes me wonder what she has to hide. Your opinion would be appreciated, Abby. STILL SINGLE IN SEATTLE DEAR SINGLE: She's hiding you, honey! If your fiancee hasn't . notified her family by June, I uri!" you to rethink the enga!l"ment. DEAR ABBY: One of my coworkers, "Doug," bl'Ought one of his active children into my office. One kid jumped 011 my chair and bl'Oke it. It doesn't belong to the company - it's my personal chair. I have a disability and need something more comfortable than my office chair. Doug tried to glue it back together, but unfortunately, it didn't hold. I have hinted that I am going to have to replace luy chair. Doug has · Dear Abby TM Dildy Sentinel• P9 A 5 • NIELSEN RATINGS • Muslim girl ears boys can't see past her sea DEAR ABBY: I am an 11-year-old Muslim girl who is a faithful ~ader of your column. It hn help~d me temember thu I'm not the only one with problems, He~'$ uune: It seems like no boy has ever liked me because I \Year a scarf. 'I'hc fact that no guy hanver liked me realty hurts, eveh though it~ against my religion to hlve boyfriends or go out on dates. Guys ncv.:r like me - even as a friend. I know )'Ou 're thinking that boys my '!!" are sometimes afraid to approath girls, but it's not like that. 'I'his is bothering me something awful, Abby. ()lease help. - SAD AND HURT lN FALL www.mYdlllnentlnel.com ·. Frtct.y, AprtiH, 2002 not offered to pay for 1t. Although I know it was an accident, I'm upset about it. The replacement cost of the chair is S100, but I bought it two years ago, and would be willing to take $50. How should I handle this without damaging my friendship with · Doug? CHAlRLESS . IN NORTH CAROUNA DEAR CHAlRLESS: Buy a new chair and ask your co-worker to pay half the bilL Then purchase a sturdy lock for your office door and use it. (Prmli11e Phillips ar1d her dar1ghter · jearme Ploillips share the pseudo11ytn Abigail V.m Bomn. Write Dear Abby at wtvw.DearAbby.colll or · PO Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.) . NEW YORK (AP) - During a a serial. "CSI" drew 22.1 million . lull befote an ~nd-of-season barrage viewers last week, while an "ER" of high-profile pl'Ogramming, CBS repeat had just under 13 million. topped NBC last week in the primeABC's "The Bachelor" cracked the Nielsen Media Research top 20 for time television ratings. A repeat episode of "CSI: Crime the week, and indications arc the Scene Investigation" on CBS was the show did even better this week as it week's most popular show, foUowed nears its conclusion. It represents one by the latest installment of the "Sur- of ABC's few bright spots. vivor" series. The critically praised "Once and "CSI:' which begins and ends a Again" ended its run on ABC with a story each week, is also proving far respectable 47th place showing in the more popular in reruns than NBC's ·. ratings, but its audience of 7.7 miltop drania, "ER," which-is essentially lion isn't likely to change anyone's minds about bringing it back. And NBC's late-nig~t ~k show host Canon Daly did~ t e~actly pl'Ove himself ready for pnme time. A Saturday night I'I;I'Un of his Elton John interview drew only 2.4 million , viewers, easily the network's worst showing of the week. For the v.ieek, CBS averaged 10.7 nullion viewers (7.2 rating,12 share), NBC had 10.4 million (7.1, 12), ABC had 7.6 million (5.1, 9), Fox had 6.9 million (4.4, 7), the WB had · 3.6 million (2.4, 4), UPN had 2.3 million ·(2.2. 4) and P.~x TV had 1.2 a ~iwn show. million ,(0;~· ~). .. For th~ wrek of April 1S-21. the N~C s N1ghtly News W?n the top 1o shows. their n~tworks and ratewnmg news ratings race With 9.4 . . ,, . . s. . 1 million viewers (!).7 rating, IS share) . . mgs .wt·~ . Sl .• run~ '·~·n~ nwsABC's "World News Tonight" had 9 tlg'dtton. Cll • 13.'1; "Survi\'Or: Marmillion (6.6. 15) and the "CBS qt•c~s." US. 11 . ~; "Fricmls" special. Evening Nl'ws" had 7.4 million (5.4. 'NI:IC. 11 .:!; "bO Minutes," CUS, t 0.9, 12). "l' rk•mh." NUC. lll.'l: "cwrybody . A ratings point represt•nts Love R~y•nond." CUS. \O.S: Law 1,055,000 households, or 1 percent of the nation's estimated 105.5 mil- and Ortl.-r." NIIC. 1ll.5: "W11l & lion TV homes. The share is the per- Grarc," NUC. 10.4: "lkrkQr," CllS, ceutage ofin-use televisions tuned to 8.9;"Pfimetinw Thursday.'' All C. 8.9. ~~~~---<v.tO·~ · :Tech prep students from Meigs High School recognized POMEROY - Students of the audio/video production elm of the IT-Interactive , Media strand at M ei~ High School were recognized Wednesday for their assistance in the creation of the Wellspring Retreat and Resource Center promotional video. . Recognized were Wayne Capehart; Dub H~ye, j~nny Hudson, and Kelly Kldn for videography; Chris Neece and Evan Shaw for videography and editing; and M. Suzanne Bentz, instructor of the clan. Liz Shaw, cult survivor advocate, p'wsented the !tudentl and their instructor with certificates of appr.!datkm . .Liz praised the entire .group for their excellent attitudes and professional ·behavior while they conducted several days of onsite work at Wellspring. As an additional "thank you" to the class, Shaw and her assistant, Shane Mercer, provided ltenu for a pizza party. Wellspring Retreat and Resource Center, located outside of Albany, is a non-profit organi~ation and is accredited by the Joint Cornntission of Accreditation of Healthcare Organintiom. The Center offers a comprehensive recovery appraach to treating those who have left exploitative and manipulative situatiOI\1. A victin\11 aniltance program is availabLe for eligible individuals. Por information, key into wellspringretreat.org on the Internet. Delta KapP8 . Gamma Installed . newofficen . POMEROY - Installation of officen hishlighted a rec~nt : meetins of Alpha Omicron chapter, Delta Kappa Gamma, held · at the St. Petpr and Paul Church. . Installed by Maljorie Fetty were Sandra Walker, president Linda Specht, first vice president Cheryl Nisley, second vice president; Nellie P.arker, secretary; Deborah Hammond, trcasu~r; Pam Toon, immediate past president and parliamentarian. Toon presided at the business meeting which followed a meal · aerved by the women of the church. Reports were given by : Ne.llie Parker, sec[etary, and- Deborah Hammond, treasurer. · Suzy Parker-Hysell, member of the governor's teacher advisory board gave a report on board activities. It was announced that Walker and Fetty will attend the state convention. Toon noted applications for membership anci birthdays to be . observed. Barbara Rhodes, Kathleen Bledsoe and Andrea · Caudill gave the Founder's Day program telling about activities : of the chapter through the yean. Meigs County member& attending were Feu:y, Walker, Nellie • Parker, Parker-Hysell, Gay Perrin, and Sandra Tillis. thAn11ua.I Bethel Worship Center Is hosting a week of Spiritual Renewal April28 ·May 4 7:00pm wer nlgtttly With guest speaker Pastor Lonnie coats of Restoration · Athens turday~ HONORED GROUP- Liz Shaw, Wellspring advocate, pictured second from right standing, presented certlflaates to Meigs High School audiO/VIdeo production students, left to right, seated, Wayne Capehart, Evan Shaw, and Chris Neece, and standing Kelly Klein, and Jenny Hudson, their teacher, suzanne Bentz, and Bub Haye fOr a promotional piece on Well· spring Retreat done as a competition project. Anointed ¢i~~~fj §l~ muslci ~ ·-# Special Drama Presentation by AR C.O.R.E. Bethel Wonhlp Center Is IO<aled In the Thppen Plains School. · tor more hlfo: Pastor Rob Barber(740) 667-6793 Anum lr a~ailab!1 Apl'fl 21, 2002 10am·6pm LL PARK • RACINE. OH SCHEDULE'OF EVENTS • • I PARADE ...........................................10:00 am • • • Meigs Rock·N·Country Cloggers ....................... 11 :00·12:00 noon .• Queen Crowning lc Singing Team ......... ,.... 12:00 ·12:30 pm Country Grass Band ............... 12:30·2:00pm KIDDIE TRACTOR PULL ................... 1:OOpm DOOR PRIZES . .... ..........•••........... . • ••• ••• •• ~ ~~ Steve lc Beverly Pottmeyer .............................. 4:30·8:00pm ~. AB&T AUTO •• •• ••• •• I t:::-.. ··Racine, Ohio • Alli!nment •- Brakes • Tires ••• • •• •• •• •• Ownere: .Rich1rd l Btv Moore ••• ·e(0 ' I ·: • =: ~ •• I ·: : • • : • : • : • : • -d~J~ V'!. IDSld8 Mountain River Blue Grass Band .................. 3:00·4:30pm l•u•t &e premt to wlni . :·~·····~·····························~ ~. Mike Hemmelgrern (Juggling Ventrlloqulet) ....... 2:00·3:00pm TO BE GIVEN AWAY EVERY HALF HOUR See story on P~ge B1 REGIONAL WINNERS - Chris Neece and Evan Shtlw who placed first at the tech prep showcase contest In Marietta, went on to take third place In regional competition at Zanesville with their Wellspring promotional video. They were presented a trophy last waek by Mary Lou Moegilng of Wash· lngton State, •• •• 949·2882 "Enjoy the fe•tlval" •• .: ' : • ·HART'S GODS KOUNTRY KrrCHEN CLOTHING PARISH /.___, lleuttJk. Open Mond•y·Frldly 81m-7pm Seturclly 7em-2pm Cloied Sund1y . ''T• s i:lr~sk wtt;h · -S~racuse CountrY Market • .............•..•................................................... : (fonMrly BHr'l Mkt) 2434 SeCOI'Id St. SyrecuM Dell items available Ham Salad. Cheese SPread. Chicken ' Third St, Racine 1uAUif CLOTHING GIVEAWAY Tues. Thru Fri. April 30-May 3 Also- Nail Salon Flow~r F~sll" 3rd Street Racine, Ohio Third Street • R1clne, OH 740·949·2817 uedurl~tM Owner: Tr1cyHupp 949-1009 Nl GREENHOUSE PLANING MILL PLEASANT . VALLEY HOSPITAL •• • • •• 992-6913 New Owner: Mell1sa Gru818r Baskets ··Bedding • Plants • Foliage • 4» Pots I! "Have a good time at the festival!" Open 7 days per Margie Dou Hunter, Lawson, DDS M.D. 5th & Pearl Racine ·5th & Pearl Racine 949-2683 949-2525 Jlrwe a IJ.un JJfM!I 740-949-1339 Wagner Hardware ROSE'S 8th Street Alaine, OH '740.949·2330 "Complete line 740.247·2664 "Come on up &enjoy the flower festiHI" 740·949·2493 .......... Snacks • Pizza • Hot ~~ 112·1178 ' • Groceries • Gas • fishing Tackle • Uue Bait • Deer Check Station • Pop • ~de Racine, OH . 7 40.949·3099 thme& "je4tw4tl 3322 SR 124 SR 124 Racine, Oh Third Street Racine, Ohio 50838SR338 Apple Grove, Ohio w..k HILL'S CITGO EXCAVATING of hardware" OWIIR ., .TrJI our steaks. tool john P. McMurry, MD will also be mi,it'IJ the jackson County, WV area. B.aultj & . • • 1 ttUZ~S\ CRAFTS . FOOD · Sandwiches • llmmo • Deer Slugs "Great Friendly Service" \ ' �The Daily Sentinel lt11 """""" • 111!4.! . ..... 7 , _... 'Mill The Daily Sentinel .,tatMi:WtM'IfiM~ m~~~on~o T'tAaiY~-1Jt.W.. MG M111st • • • r•llt-111? 1 t ~- \$)'1'1<11a) u-....,..t.:~otrt~~ 11. Mow. 111,, ..._~ l\t~. ~~l\t~. lt~"'- ~~~\l).t.Wil~. _, m ~._,_.. ~~~ 1\\:~,-"'~'·"" ...... ~~.w.. .. -lllol. ~~~~ .... '1\\lflilll\• llll,w.,, ~ fo.WI . l'Tf'1 'Mt like the money thlli'U , 1'htl f.nvlrotuncntul Prutcctluh Fund Is constuntly t'Uplunlsho•l with u porccntul!u or reul csuttc trunsl'ot' luxus und vunlty llccns~ pinto f~es . But stutc ul'flcluls plunto ruld the 1\md to ~uver other stutc cKpcns· es. In his tlrufl 2002·ll3 budi!CI. Oov. OeU1'11e Ptllukl himself Rroposcd tuklng $100 million thun tho t'unll. Hc:s cullln~ ltn ,Joun." suylnll, -it wuull.l be pultl bu~k by trunslcr tu~cs tllld IIOen~e pinto fees cvontuully. In ull l'nlrncss, Putukl suys he Is tukln11 this drustlc mousure to muke up t'nr revenue shortl'ull.~ ussoCiuteiJ with the l.luwn· turn In thu economy nnu the Sept. II lcrrurlstuttuckg, Btllth dcdlcuted envlronmcntttl l'untl wus set up In u spcclul wuy to en8ure these vltui)li'Oj~<:ts wuultln't he Jcupul'tllzcd oven ilur· lnathe hurd times. . New Ytlrk stutc ls u lot ~lcunor thun It Llscd to be, und New York ot'l1cluls shnultln't let their l'lnunclnl 1nesses hun the envii'Untnent. :1'r 0 DAY l.~n't IN HIS T 0 R Y SV THE ASSOCIATED ~~EIB Toduy IH Frltluy, April 26, 1ho I16th duy 1:11' 2002. There oro 249 duys lel'lln the yeur. i;•!J'ocluy's Hlahllghtln Hlstury : c:':.Cn April 26, 111116, the world's wurKt nuelcur u~clllent occurred ut the Chcrnobyl plunt In the Snvloi Union. An oxpln· Kion und fire kiUcd ut lcu.~t 3I ptoplc und senti'Udiouctlvlty Into the utmosphcre. On this dute: In 1607, on expcdltlon-tJf En111t~h colcmlsts, lncludlna Cupt. John Smith, went ushure ut upc Henry. Vu .• to cstubnsh the first permunent Engll8h Heuletnunl In the Western Hemisphere. In 186~. John Wilkes lluuth. the nsHussln of Pre~ldcnt Lincoln, wns surrounded by f'cderul troops ncur Bowllna Orccn, Vo., unu killed. . In 1937, pluncA f'rom Nuzl Oormuny ruldcd the Bu~quc wwn of Oucrnlcu durlnll the Spun ish Civil Wur. In 194,, Murshol Henri Phlllpfe Potuln, the hcud ul' flrunec's Vichy gnvcrnment during Wurl' Wur II, wus urrestcd. . In 1961 , Ruger Murls of tho New York YunkccM hit the flrst · 111' u recorcJ 61 nome runs In u sin11le HCU~IlJI , In 1964, the Afrle!tn nutlnns (lf TunJiunylku find Zun~lbur merged 10 form Tun~unlu. In 1968, the United StuteH exploded beneath the Ncvudu desert u onc·meauton nu~lcur devl~c culled "Bo11cur." In 1970, the Broadwuy muHicul "Compuny" opened 111 the 1 l'ivln Theatre In New Yurk. . · In 1980. followlna un un~uc~c~~ful uuempt by lhc United SUlleN to rescue the U.S. EmbuHKY huM tujiU In lrun, the Tehrun ovcrnment unnounccd the cupclvcK were being Heultcred co wun uny future rcKCue cff'ort. :~)" 1989, uctreK8·comcdlun Lucille Bull died 111 CcdorH·Sinol jiMCdlc:ul Center In .LoH Anacle~ ut u11c 77, ' Ten years oao: Flnunce offlcluls rrom the Ornup uf Seven atlonK, meellnaln Wushlnlltun, cndorsctJ the broad outtlnc8uf n economic 1188l8tunce puckuge for the fufmer Soviet Union. Worshlppen celcbrmed the flr8t RuHHiun Onhoou~ EoHtcr In tM0111:ow In 74 yeur8. · • Five year• aso: In hl8 Suturday rucJio mldre88, l'rcNidcnt :clinton prepurei:l for the openlna of u community I!Crvlce sum· mit by askins CongreHN co pay for u drive 111 en~ure thut every thlrd·Jrllder can reud. One yelll' ago: Ukralne'H communiHt·domlnoted parllument !dltmlskd reform·orlentecJ Prime Min INter Vlktor YuMlwhenko :and hiM government, plunain11 the nation Into polltlc:ul chuo~. :Junichiro Kolzuml was elected UK prime mlniNter uf Jupun In 11 . rote by the lnwer hOUIIC of Jupan'H purlfamcnl. ~ , f I ~· .. """"" %\tv; 'lllwtlt< - &lito!~. k\11\ol\\l Mlii~~Wft t::\IIM IIIOwllt '"""' ~ t"""""\~10\ , '1\\t- ~ .. ~'" ~ ...~loll \11,11\ , ,II\, 1\~lliiiiiii'IYM ~ tllo.... "'ill"'~ s..· S\0\\l&y SI.'Mill ·~\:Ill l.\1\. 11\"'hll' - IU. llli lll, \\\"""\!! · IMil o.m., 1\l;l\l t'm .. t•""" tl'Oi~,,~, ......llilflillll•illt "'"'"""' etwlil """'"'"II \\11.(lii·H l) 1'\1!11\i'; 1\"R"t W.lil>l\ S\11\\\tt~ S!.~I\Yt" ~ \HU tt"'11-.,lllp ~ l~ <.llh ~.~0\\l!ll,Wp,lll, iSU""'J> ~~...... ' 'll;lil ••m, "''""'\\~;\< ~" 1\'1', l~lll p.lll. l'll'!t lillll&l t'llol'l'll 1\1""': M•!l. ~~\ff\IW lllh •"I 1'11111..,. ill., Millil~ s""~ ~.·n..~ -~ ~~ "'"· \1\~~1111 - IU\ 1~ •.m.• l>OO P·"'' \1\'""'~lol)' iil>t\ll"!· l < OO p.m. In evolution debate, let~ tell, not teach our children twor t~ul!hlnll ~volutlonln publlt schools I~ houtlng liJ} nguhl, It m"y oo u~t~nod tim~ to re~ullmlt 11 P,roPQ~ttl I llrst mudc 20 Yllt\1'8 uao. I rh tlebttte eenters un the plu~:c tlmt • evolution, ~:reutlm\l~m und the Johnny· cornu·lut ly th~ory uf "lntollltent uesll!n'' sliould huvc In the publh:· school curriculum. My solution to the ura1nnent Is tu chllltl!ll just one word In how we l'rttm the ls~uc. We ne~tl only Mub~tltut the COLUMNIST • word ''tell" l'nr the word "teuuh," ,, Th wurtltallt:h hus the eonrlotutlun of lndoetrlnutlon ,_ ol' hnplunt1n11. lnfttr- the Bible ~llyM, nullltln und Ideus whlllh ure to be 1wtu\lthemto kntlw how sullh 11 view I m·noll und ubsorbod. wo touch our uh lldl'lln the 3 .R'M nntl ofth orhrln or the world 101 ~lnrtod untl ,, 1h h d 1 1 d 1 whut leMilhlluuy, If uny, lttlluy hllvil I!OOu munnors w t t 11 on n m n t lilt both 1\'0in 11 sutcntltlc sluntlpulnttmd us ~u~h htstructlon will sink In untl b 11 WilY ot' stuth\1!1 11 truth wlilch sl:lcneo uppllctllh their.lives, We teuch brother- ttlone umt onlv illmly hlntut. huol.l und tohmmee sn thut those who • ure tuul!,ht will be 1 1.1 10 follow thes lt I~ not thttt evulutlon IK neccssttrlly belief~. -so, It Is ntlturulthut pliNIIIK who untruo. It Is IUilt thut, If humunlty l~t u believe In evolutltll\ do not wunt their spoulul creutlm1 ol' Ood, th 11 the urtlst - which the uuthor ul' the · oreutlon children to be "tGIIQht" crenllonl~m. · Ktory In OcneNlM moMI ecrtulnly wuM •• Out t~111:hhlll n1ld tolllnM Ill\\ tw~:~ l.llt~ nuty do 11 oottr.lr job' thlll\ the sclllt)liKtor l'orotllthlniiM· Couldn't we toll our ehll· u 0 111 dren ubuut evolution, cl'llutlon.l~m tmd ll~n~ 1~f1 .\ ! \1 ~1 \tlttuh" _ thiM to the "lntellllllllltl dosilln" theury wlthuut s~hoolehlltll'lln Is not lo lndoctrlrmtc ~curlnyunyuno Into roellna we liN try· them with tmy ptu·tioulur phllo8ophy. It ln11 tu tuke over their mhuJ.~ one wuy or Is to oct them lo understllltd h"w ·tt 18 th.c other'/ · " v AH u purent, 1 wnnt my children to thnt we huve twu or n1ure oppllslny knuw nbout tho thonry or uvolutlun. 1 philosoph! II of th orlllh\ of mun hntl ulso wunt them to know •• ns purt und the world. We muy need thotn ull. purccluf bchiJICducutcd pononll - thtll Som , like the Amcrlcnn Civil there ure 11 lot of poopl who don't Liberties Union (ACLU), wunt ere· believe In evolution _ who b Ucllilthe ·'utlunlsm llUI of the NchnoiN, purtlculurly ' d out of science cluiiH 8. . world und humun k.n were crculed UN Tho t'undmncntu11Hl8 ut\\ tlotcrmlncd . With t1111 i.'ontrovet'll~ \ -~"j:~' • \\\11\hlp , 16::111 ,,m,, l!W 11-m. 1\WM!IIil)l ~~~ •l p.lll. to prove thut the ~ruutlunl~t view Is evcry.blt ns schmtllk ~~~ th~ ~owulutlonl5t view. 'rhut I~ why lotbi)''N bt'lllltl of t:l'll• ntlonlst~ t.mll them~elve~ "st~lentltl~ ere· , 11tlo1llsts.'' While must s~ltmtlst~, lookht~ ut th~o~ cnrth ·~ geulollhlill column l.'unclude thut tht1 nuu1y lhousunds nf re1.1t uf rod: 8trntn were deposited ove1· millions or yelll'M, the "sci ntltlc ct\\ntlonl~t~" tukll lht position thut, In 11 l!,t\\ttl ~ntul:lysm like tho tlood In Nouh'8 Ume1 these strn· tn could ~uve be n tlcp!!sltc" •·npldly In ll i!hOrt Pl\1'100 or thntl. They thus lmve nu trouble In 1111htll ulot\11 with the Bible l'lll:konln~ llttlt th eurtl\ mny only N! nbout 1o,ooo yl!nrs old. The n w plll'Jcr In this tlcbntc Is the "ltucliii!Ont tlii!llln" thoor~ which holds thut 11 mind or int11llltl nee - which muy or mnY, not be Ood - must huw h11t1 11 hund In the Cl'\ltttlun ul' humnnlty nl\tlth unlver1111 sln.:c nnythln~ so ~um· plcx 1111tl wotlderl\tl tould nut huve 1'\IMultctll'rom rundom Ioree~ 11t work In nnture ns Dnrwln held. Whl~hevcr ol'th se theorlus is true, It l~ probubly worth Mllylnythut Ntlenl)e's lnslstcntle thut 1111 truth uolll'orm to the letter of sulcntll'l~ truth Is impuveriMh· 11111 us, Sclcnee, or I.IOUI'81l, 1111181 bllll'lle tu lt8clt', llut, It must not .. on thut Ui:~ount, rule out ull oth~r cKpl'llsslons or truth, Sytn~OIH, HUUh UH lllllllllM or the Biblo story ol el'llutlun, M~:ok to c~prosN truths thut ennnot b udequutely uppl'll· hcndcd In tutyuthcr wuy. · Let's tell tills ltl our uhlllll'lln. · (Gturs~ 11. PltiHr"z /.~ rl rvllmm/,,·t/tJr N~w~'fJttper li"t~rwl.~t M.wdtltlrm,1 "*""""~'~~~~ 0\oltl\ of t'llriil lli>tlll\111111\01 s...t.t . ~ •.111. eoo,m••' "". to'·"'' Su~81Mlt · 10\\hm, "'*'"I~ \\111\h• ~~~ 1\111 8•111lo)J lllll<IM ·~~ 11>\ltlll Diblo Si\llll> WOililtlllliy l llnl i'll•h•• llh'k Mul• ~ ....~\)1 ~~~'"' • ~:.10 ' ·"'· \1\,,l~ll 101'4\lft.m.. l :llll "'"'· ll'lllhoey o...... oltllrlM su ..r llu• ltoplllt l~S~ billilllltey (l.ilOil, MhldSuii\My IM••• • ~1Jtl ~ .m. llll!'llll~ • llll~O..m. 1\l'i.ll)l'l J\~\11 S.\1.1\1\~1 S\UI~"l' ~,00,~ • 11\i\,m, 11111•n1p • ll ••m.. H~t p.111 . \\\~11\\~~ltty S~!'l·ll't'~ · 'H l.) ttm, ~11.11•111• M\lllful l\t,,tm ~ l~\'1\l Wl~llllll\ ~1111\l'l' ~lll\llll-~t4~ IJII, 11.\v>lh\# b:JU p,OI\, \\~lil\' ~11 1\}1 ~1!~\'ll\!' • b\\t~U\1, \tothl•hl'lll ho~tl~t t'llultll th~l\1 th~ll\1 , H.\ml~ t:.-, M.~IIW:, t)ll 1'11-.Uit l 1\ml~t M~~ ~~tmd~ ~dt\l\l . 'i!;\tl "·"'' MIIIIU<j lllll•hltl • llllJIIA,\11, lllllh""l''i \tlhlo ~1u1ly • ~:00 P•"'· Ilid 11!111•11'~ Will Daptlil t:hurih. ~!00 1 Nl. MI. !, Mlilill•pnli S11111~1 Sdm•l • lllo.111. 11mmh'Y~~t\tlllf~ . l11Jtl lllll!ilde lllpd•t t:hulllh 81 , MI. I~.IJ•" ulfMI ! l'"h>rt M<Y. J011~1 M,~''~'~"' Sr. ~"""'Y u.tnills,..l,.. voice ofAmerica spreads .US. message to Arab world . . IY GIOIIOI GIDDWASHINOTON - Newton Mlnow u ·former chulrmon of the Fedami Communlc~tlo118 Commi8Nion, com· plulned not long uJiu thut Yulee of Amcrleu brolldeosts to the Middle Bust wore MO lneffectuul they amounted to "huroly u whiMper," "VIrtuully n~:~~:~ne ll~tonM(" ho ~uld. Thut muy bo c:hut)Jinll w th tho udvent of VOA'M Mldlllc Bust Rudlu Nctwul'lc, which went on the ulr Murch 23 with the uvuwed ulm uf .11enlna the car or ArubM frmn Moro~cu tu Otnun - mure t~on o do1.on countrlcM. The AM·FM Mtutlon IN known In the re11on ns ''Radio Sawo." which menn8 '\Kudlu Tufcther" In Arublc. Throush the u110 o modern murketl na tech· niqucN, Suwu ueks tu lure the mlljorlty younacr populutlon of tho re1lon with mu81c w~tlc also alvlnllthem new1chat doun't tound much ltke the untl· · Amcrlcnn tlrlldclthey're ru:eu1tomed co heurlng on Arab Ntulfons. 1'he mu11c feuture• American fuvorltcasu.ch as Jennifer Lopez Qnd the BIKlk Streer Boys - and Arub pop 1t11r8 from B11ypt, Lebunon und other ()OUn• cries. "Muslll hi utool." 8U)'8 Normun Puulz, a member or th1. Broui:lcustlnaiJolltd of OovernorN, the sovernment entity. thut over110e1 U.S. fnretan bruucJcuHt.operu· 1lon1. ''The turaet audience Is 25 und und!!r. The be8t wuy to re~h them Is with .mu81e." . •• I II' muNie IN the butt, the muln 'ttl8h fur ll8toncu,tt8thc U.S. yovllmtncntMccKit, l~ the utrhtllur u.s. poliey. Whcll Secretury or SUit Culht Powell wus truvetlnj throu11h tha Mlddlo Bust lost week, sawo runs 110t to heur hl8 wortls juNIInlnutcA ul'lcr he spoke them. "IJroudcuNIIna 18 the n\081 en'l~lcnt way 10 wugo {he wur l'ur heurt8 und minds." suys l'uttlz. · . . Nc~t week, Suwu will be11ln broud· eustln11 polley proarum8, odltorluiM und revlcwN und erltlquos t1f Arub pte88 riii'Orts. S11wu 18 on the ulr 24 huuu u day much like AI·Juzeeru, u Qutur·bMed sutctllle TV channel that Is the main 8uuree of new11 In the Arub world. Minnow calls AI·Jozcera the favored news outlet or terrorist tniiNtermlnd Osuma bin Ludln und Afghunl8tun'~ depa8Cd TIIHbun, · Plonnln, for Suwu 1turtecJ well before tho Sept. I tcrrurlst uuack1. Prom the American perspective, lis debut c:utne at II fonuliOU8 time, alven the dcellnc In Amerlcin standlnul n thtl Arub world. Demonmutton1 uauln~t both hruel und the United Statu huvc be n on the lnc:reuso amid Intensified flahtlna between lsroctla und Pulestlnhull. Sawa al110 18 relnfurc:lnathe udmlnl•· tratlon'• po8t•Sept. llatund chat the wur on lerroriNm Is not cJirectcd ut Mustlmf, Aqume from Prt81dent Bu1h hcurd on -Buwn: "We're nut flghtlna uaalnn l•lum, we'ro flahtlna agaln8tterrorl8tt. Those who commit evil in th nunte of " .. ,. .' ' . Alloh, blusphemo Alllth." Woolna Arub public opinion huN been u prlurlty udtnlniMirutlon obj~ctlve Mince whonly ul'ler Amcrleun bombM boaun droppln11 on Afshunlstun In curly October. OlflclulN consulted ndvertiNillll oxccu· lives und uthcr cxpcl18 to devise WU)'Nto ~et Amcrlcu'R me~Nugc ucroMs. Thwurtl thut end, Powell und ulhar ol'l1~1lll8 mudl.l J'requcnt uNa ol' ui·JU1Alaru. lkll Pattlt, rounder 11nd chulrmun ol W~stwood One, Amerl~u'N lur11oM t radio nelwork, believes diHICmlnutlnn or the me88UIIO 8hould be QM nll·duy, cveryduy chullenae. When Pattlz took his 1eul on the board In November 2000, VOA'1 Arable service waH lll08tly u 1hort wave oporutlon. Puttlz 111ld tho 111nul cmunut· Ina rrum " Modltorrunoun lslund W88 uudlblo rnnstly In tho evenlnas In Ctlli8UII re11lon8. lio tlrm:rlbcd th ' oiTort . us uncmlc. Bllllld on hl8 bu8lrieu curecr, l'ilttit 81l)'8 lt'l alway1 beNt to "underpromiN and ovcrdellver." fM hit exuberance fur hl1 now pro• Jectls unbridled 111 Ill eontemplut.e• all lhoiiC youn11 Ar11b1 ,Jiullnll up Rudlo Suwu. "We ure aotn11 from almu•t uru 'to ~rcutlna Homcthlnu lhut I believe can have treml.lndou8 Impact lrt leu thon u year." he suyM. · 'Mif1hlp • QiOO ••m. 8111\Uil' 8ijhOOI • 10!00 l ,m, illtu•uuoy 8irYI'" · 1 p.m. rollh M•llll!l Chulllh Chulllh If Chilli l•ltiiHIIIIII 111111114 W fiYiflltillll DtiO)IIIIJifftl ltAIII'UiU.INl,, MilsUI\ 81, l'wt bullltl'l!o thorth a....a81., l'ooll!n;1 lu~ llblt luldr , 913tl a.ftl, eomtr Ill'•"""' • \lolitohlp1 10110 o.m. oiid81!0 p.m. lll!tt~~t~di111bltlllldr • ' I 1111 '. 11.111 l lullllll' l•lloot ' 11~S o.m, 11\Jiihlp ' "'·"'· . p,m, 111n11 lfol'lflll'li tholllh lltChl'liiiB thrlllloft U11ton Hillflll'll, W,Yi, l'illlllllllovld tll'lo!r !ull<i•r lehool • U1!0 ,,,., , Wllnhlp • 1U11ll ''"'" ?100 p,m, lll!ttO<i!Uiy 8trviell • 1100 p.m. Ml, Mo1l1h lopllll ' f\IUIIh il Mil II 81,, Mhidl•llll~ V"IOII MIY, Ollbfft ~111 11, Jt, ' !ulkl•l !ul...l • ~l lO o.nt, Wu18hlp • 1014! ••• ,, A•llqullr Dopll!l 8u111111 !ei!Ultl • ~1 30 o,lft, 11\lllhlll • IO,d 1.111, 8111•1•1 nv..•h•t · btOO P.'"· rm Will baptlil 8il~tll81 , Molrtl ~1111,. l'arllh Alfitd l!altl• p.,,...,,... P1110t111oft Hillh 8undiy-lp • l~o.m,ft p.m. W¥dnaodoy iltfVicu · l p... , ~~""'"""!d, wv )'"lull 111Yid W, Mcei!IH 8rl'le~~~e f'INI tatlllll·~~llftM t"""l ol \laolion llolo. 1\oelill!, tlklu i'toOtt lliwoyOI<I Smll•• lu•o!i1111:1\ool • 9ilO ' '"'· l'olitohlp - I b :~h.ht bible 81llily Wttt, Mo p.111, ~IIRI\tt: M.ll!:v. Mai'•IU'tl Chwr tltt~lur: et\ulllh lit Cllill thenln tlut-111 •11 . w........., ,...,.,. llllll Sl. Rl. 124. ~"I"' lliiAttw: William Hobtt:k Smtday . ~:jO ll.m, and 1 JJ.III. W!>JII!!od•> - 1p.m. Mlddltpul'l tomlllunlt) thurTh _l1l V."l ~1 ., Mlddl<i"'" Pa~I~H·: Sam A11Jetwt1 ~aol\lfl UHan Hariu;..,, ~ulllloy ~d10ol- lhn1. 'lol!iikip • ~ l .m: sum.Ja~ School I o a.m. ~venlnJ - 1 : J" p.m. w.dni...,y il<tvlc< , 1:JO p.i\1. ~11llh Yilllot 1\lllollll<l• Cho"'h Halloy Run k"'d fiutul'! M.n. 'fl:mmeu ttaw~ttn ~UIIdoy t!Y"Ihi 1 p.m. ThUtodiy S!tvlc; • 7 p.Ht. 8)lii,Uii! Mlooliln 1~11 Utldt'"WI ~t.. Sy"'u.. ~ ... Mlko1~UIIIII'0Ho~t!lo1 Su•Jay School · 10 o.m .. COOII¥1\Ia Uhlll'tl Mtlhod~l l'allth l'lltur<H•l'" kl••• t!ool>illl t:hut<k Molnll.l'lftll8t 8uniloy 8•hool ' 10 o.m. Wllnhlp ' hom: '1\ielkiorltfVkil · 1 p.m. suhdoy s,h.,.,l . IO o,m. l \. E!\lenlhJ · 1 ~. tn. We~nelday Servlcea -1 p.m. - I'•• \ Ill II \1.111 ., I r"' - - - Vo!lot: 1!1<1<1 M""'n trow Sundoy School , 10 o.i\1, Worship . II a.m. Hmli<ln•lllo ,.,brl<rloo t'llonli Wonhlp • ~ 1.m. !lu•d•y $•hoot • ~,4; ""'' Mlddltl!d!'l,_lfttoilol Bv;niHI · ft p.m. !lund•f ll<hool- 9 ' '"'' Woohlp . 10 . .... Wrdnl!iday !Jerv\ce • 1 p.m. Holll t•-••111 Chu~th orrkt.li~ PMhlh l!diOI Hart 8uildly lta:hool ~ 11::10 a.m. wu..hlp . to,Jo ""'·• t:JO p.m. ltlhol rhoroft '1\iwftllllp lid., >46!C lundiy l<liool · l ~"" Woohl~ ' ltll.lll. lll!ttilftdly ltrvl~• . io •.m. "'"'lllf Conutt...l; Cho~<h MUIIlOI\')' ~d.,l . Nti!O... i'l""" Muy l.owlnoty w...kip . IUtlo o.m,, 1 p,m. Sobbolh Sdlool , 2 ~ , m . Sundoy ld1ool • ~: 30 ' ·"'· !ltlunJat lknlcttl Mo..,. Chlllll!l Chu"'h Sundoy "hoot - 10 a.m. Woohip · II 1.10: 11<"1'" -1 p.m. w'""""'' In Chtlot Cllo,.h t;lth llllOIII!I Chilt<h m .. cummunuy .lll411 Wl,iJ!om tltl PiJh;t: Rottet1 Slnl.ll!tJ U.nallollum Sulllloy ! ' hool - <1:1flo.m. lllotohlp - I0:4la,l\t., 7:JO p.111. Wednesday 1>30 p.m. MI. ()II" C1H11mUnll7 thut<h tt•ttdt La\llte:tk:t buth sulklay !'lklol , 9tlU ' ·"'· '1\illh thurth e..kd. eJ lulldiy lk:hool · 9ilU ' '"'· I , Ill BWi'llh& - 1 p.in. S•n.Wy !!<hoot - Y:JU •.m. w,..hlp . IO:JU • m, 1:00 p.m. · Wt dritWiiy SCtviCCI · 7:00 p,ftl, Wf<i...J•y !e,.lto -1p.m. Unltld hllll tlou~tlo Itt 1 Oh Puthctuf 8)'-~11!11 rutur: M... Mulierl ~ 8111Hh, Sr. !undoy S'hool · Y:Jn ' ·'"· Wot>hl~ • IO:JU I.IH., 1 p.m. w..r....s.r.lmk:o . 1 p.l!l. 8u""'y khool • V<lll o.m. Wdlohitl · IOilU ~Ill .. ftllO p,m, WldHOIIloy ii<WIW . 1 p.m. 11111111¥1111 Nltiwtlllp Wlltohlp ' ij . .... 8llllllay 8chool ' lil a.m. 'hlufllloy 81"'~" • l p_.m, ~'""'' cly.w l't~t<ll Suh.Wy S'houl ~: 30 lhl !'lut~llnr t\lenllll AttVkt 6 pm Hal'tiOII•>ilh! cnmmunlly thu"'h l'lllllll Allon Mlilclp ~"hJfi IIIII Dlillli 811eit1 CommU•Ur· Chllld Lle\lln& h.llld, Wot Cu~umbtf, W.~•• !. "-'~hl~m ~ietvlttst \VtdliOU11~ 1 1JU p.rtt. · ~uo1doy, 2<311 p.m. ~llllUllll j I!RIIthllshl!d. Millloll't N<IN Llnl< Rd., Rullond IIWIIIOI Min l'ii~Ott lliwoy•• illull•t llu•!lay lkhool ' II o.m. 1\\Jhkip - 10 ••m. '\ . 11.11 New chun:h Nu Sunday ~~el'\oict tl\1 Mlllm1'1! 1l'tlln10ohljo I'II!Uil Allt!n Mld<lfl 8Uildlly 8Loliool •91:10 l ,ftl , 11\lhhlp • III.IH,. ~;ll) p,m, Molunol Ch~POh llf 01141 M"und ll•plloll'huK<II """'"""'' s...kt. - \tlo.m. ~ CltUtd fll lilt l'ioliiHM NOillliiW eiUOII,I ~~·'··hfVkfi · 6~.m.• I p.m, WidHiodiy l'•otuil ~... Piul 'l'iylur . Muuoltoyt!<hool • IU Mh IJwnlut • ! P·'" W' UIIIiUily !•rvw" • 1 p,m, l'olitohlp . 9 ' ·"'' IJJ t • llnd'• ,..mtll• or l'l'llllt llool Mc-Quire U i'umeroy, Ohio ~"'"'' Woylll! Uolcolm Servh:ts: 'Thu~. Niles 1:00 Ptn P"lolt: Sl•vt R;\01 Mumlay ~~.--tmnl - ~ : ~il1tm . · Wut!hlp - 9:1!1 . ....... 1 p ... w.d~~taloy - 7 p.l\\. f'Hday - l'ellowshlp !eh'lce 1 p.m. lllll!lay lollool • II) Ulh W...hip ' II 1.111. 11\!ttllfodiY 8tfVI'" · 8 p.m. · PHIOI'i ktv. Milph lpifft lu•u•y 8ch001 ' !l;llll.m. 'Mif1hi~ • I011ll 1.111., 1 P-ffi: 'h!Utoiliy 8oif'llilii · 'p.m. ~tr\'lci!~ : ~1\Uilii)' 2i~ tt.ttt rolth 1'1111 ti...pol Cl!u..h Umi b<l4llllft (:1,.00 811ft! MI. Olin Unllill Mtlhiillul tltl' I~4ill!kil!d Wll~milli thut<h .r lilt l.l.tl!lllo""' RIJJ8, AftUqUIIy . Pa~tur : JtRse MOiTtl ~ull iJ,.pot s. tlllnl til., Midclli\>lrt lltthoMy Hlfkii!Diil'l Cl\vlth l lllll,ilnlt.<"l MI. Molloh Chllrth lit 0111 Mill Hill Kil, .1111i111 Plihllillftlfillllilllilol 8ulldiy lellool • U<4~ a.m. !lil~lUn Mt~tk Mlt'umll~ Mull•nd w,vs, Pastor: lUll Staitn servktl. to i :m. .l7 p.m. W<dll<oloi) • 1 p.m. a Yoolh 7 p.m. su~dtt)' · WeJI\I,il!Jty l!t\~\lh:t1 1 ~.m . "'''"''""'"jilt servld · 1 p.i1'. Ntw l~ \llttotY et.lof 1773 O<Url<• C"'k Rood, Oillljloll~ 011 Pa8kll' Thn!~a IJnvl~ Smdn 8ulldiy Sd~WI . 10 ' ·"'· Cllurdl w.v•. Sun,.h!,y Sehoul . m11.m. \1\w.hlp - 1 ~·""· S\nh.tnY ~~~IL<t, Ill a_, m. Wldnoliloy l p.m, Pililotl llovld ~""'II .8ullii118Dhooi • I0100 o,m, 11\Jiihlp , 111.m. cunon~ WtdtwMia~ Sull<loy ildluul • IDa.m. W...hip ' 9 ' ·"'' P"IUI"i ~fti\11 H<tkll'" 8\lndoy lohool - I0 a.m. 1\\Jhhlp • II o.m, tlllr IIIIYIMir t.ulhmn th•ll!h W.lool 011d Ht1111811., ~•w•owood, Suftilo11ikool9i!O !,m, NutmOH Will, IUJIOHRiemle•• 8u•U.1 wonhlp • I01!0 1.111. ~ll btbl• Stu~y1 MOIOloy N:IJ pm 8MijWWIII! A;;,;Miotdl'f!OII tllho~~ fil>tHitlo!l; Ctllltt Abun~ont tlftl<l! 11.~. 1. Wundllp - 9:1hll\. II<J*i"' ~ rh•rdi ltlO N. 2!\cl Pa!Wr: Mllte t:mmtn 11nstm: Emerttu~ ltwnmt<e fcMnt•ft Wooklp. ItlJOO inl WooneMiay Seh'l~~s · 1 p.m. w..tn..d•) 1 \1111 l'titllt: ll'illiom K. Mohholl Slllldo) il~hWI - IM~ o.m. IIHIM l'lllllifllit s.,.,,., l01!0 o.m. Pestur: Wayne R. leMII iO:OO t .m. a f:OOtu•. Thumltly • 7<00 p.m. sundll~ se~k:ta . l1l-l011 ~'"'" """' Sulld<y lu:Jo o.m. ~y-!p.m, ~lblill!llly, lll!tt"fi~o el;m p.m,. • I WASHINGTON TODAY I 1111111.111 Dnllf llllu~th or Chilli Follltlltun Bopll11 l'tlllur ' """' Hu« 811ftUo18<kOOI • Jn o.m. 11\lrlhip • II o,m, ~· WI IS a,m. Hllllltmokifti mMu•a. lot 'hlui\,. l p.m. · ~illurl NMitoft MobiiiiiOft 8u>IUIY 8d100I • IO ' '"'' 11\lrihlp • II a.111, &p.m. W¥u•••uoy IUYil'tt · ! .p.m.• . ... 8""'"'"'1.,.1.,. 111, JllhM t.vlhut• Choll!h Vl,tory M•pllil IMd!p!!Md..l l'llluHlom•lli. Komi ~nlllp ~ IUtl,ma7P•ttll MI. liM), olol~,~~4? ut oWM4!fl l'lllt!li l'tllllp llllffil 8um1•11'huoll 91!0 ' ·"'· \\ll1ihlp ·IP·••· m N. l•u 81. Mluui•I"'H . ltMtllwllo Ch•M ol Chrlol 10t3tl ~.m ., h ~.m. lll!ttllfO~I~ S•fVIl'<l CIII'IIIIII.Litlttollll!llilllll Moouoy 8<hooll61llloll 1.m. ••ll•r s"''"'~~'~'~•&tiloolt ti i05·11100 ....~lilt Cllrilllift "'~""' l'ilollltl Mllllifl Mll~il!f 8u1111<18ellool · 9i~tlo,m. 'Mif1hlp • IOi!tlo.m., l1ltl p.m. 11\!ttllhllill S~fVII'f ?1!0 p,m, ll\>h\11~ ' !100 ""'' \Vut'~hltl • ~1. su........ c.........., l'lllltd 603 Se.:ohll AW. Mlisoh l!llol\l fitll!t 'l'llt 0\urdl 8u•di1ll<hool • 9 o.m, '1\\lnihlp • lhm.. e1!6 p.m. w..t .. id.y8efVill!ll • f p.m. Wednesday 5etVIct · 7:30p.m. "Full-tln8pel Chun.:hl' i't''"" loll• & !'oilY W•.te l'olitohlp. \tl!!U ' '"'· fllur..lty liftvic'!l - t p.lll. -of,_ It~ Hill! tllvrtll ilt et\1111 1!'1••1"1111 Mil!! MOOI! ~ ..,.. Ll~ Sulldiy Sc'houl -9,jij !.II\. .1lt."1 1\ .11 '-.1111h I Suud•y SdiOol . 9:l0 i.m. 1\'unhip iO:JO •.m.. 7:!0 p.\11. Sumliy Seh'lce~ ~ IO a.m. & f'l p.111 Wtd11~ay Set'\llt.~t8 - 1 p.m. 11\lllollll lotoNI Olrr"'"' MollliMIIII 0\oltl\ II••· '-"! 8tfillllll IIIII MYH L. 8\fOO\III 8ullllay 8~illlol · 9,Jo o.m, l'olitoo1p ' ln:Jtlo.lll, Mid II p.m. W!do"U.y 8~t~<l,~ •l iOO p.m. 811illli)l8,hool ' 9tj0 ' ·"'· 'lol!r.l\1~ ' 8100 ' ''"" IOt!bi.m., l ;OO p.m. lll!tlu•!lloyl!otvic"' , l 100 P•'"• llolwol \J\Iti'H~h Mlftloll'feo 4t4JIJ ~<1bol M , th'"'" ,...,..,, Me>. Mot)'"" H~ulclllili. 'Mlnhi\1-10•.111. illillh I'OIIolll•hl~. sulldoy - i> p.ill. •.m. llllllll\wil tllordl .ttllrilt eooti!Hlf81, 1\1, ~~~ l bfilillluey Md. Ml•lol\\fl llooa 8hilmllli• ""'Ill Ml•l!lttl bill olomilf..., Modo.Stwilll' "''"*' H)!ltlllloft IIIIIIM thordl It~~. M!Jii Mi~lllllll 8111\dty Scll\11)1 ' ~ :Jtl Wohlll~ • ltll'4! !,Ill., l ~. m, l~llll!llly Oibl• ~IU\ly 111111 \00111 • l p.m. IMio!OI tllo.... ilt tllrill Su~ 8,1\ool . ~l ltl• .m• 'lol!iil\1~ • ltl:ltl !,m., I p,\\1, Sul\d;.)lik'llllol· IM! o.n\ . Wtij"eM.tay Servh.:~. 1100 l).m. koilh lltol<ISIIIIIIoy Sc•t11\lll - ~ : I hm. 8uOIII.Iy ""*'~lp • ~<!0 ~''"'' l <;\1\ jl,m. .Vffitl~idt)l8owlc~ • ?1~6 p.m. I'IOIIII>nJy Pll<o, 0>. Rd, . 'ltev. lildwcnl Pl~hir: SUI\day S;rvt,.. • M~ p.nl. -·~ · ~: lO..•t ~'<•llll'< ~~.~.llooj t.lll l'llill>ii ll•• llllllll . 111-•lll•"'l"l' s.,,.l,,.. • l<llll P·"'· · h•nw: IIIli! \11\\..., IS IWI81.. Millillt(loo, . Cll"'t)' libtt lillll'tll ~11\St!'ftt rh•ld! A•h Sl., MIJ.IItl\'l!l· i'll>itlt: Gitlin ku.._ 5\nl\loy Sdi\\1)\ .• 10:00 •.m. ~~ Willf1oollllilo ~ OIM!dl .. ~ $ulldoy Stl\uol -9 ' ·'"· -it' · IU•.m. fiM 11111-..lllloto ~~~~~~- OI¥M I~ miltlll'l'kt, j~! "'""" 11.1!1>. t)'lltll MMI~o!i Sllllllt)> ~ -~:lllut. -~~ ' 10;;1". "'·· l :.lll ~·'"' W<lllltl<lq 8t!~!~'t -lt!O I'm• t'otllh i'tllo""'lr ~ ht 1W11 i>osloli': R!>. fwolklln ~ S<tvlct: Friday, 1 p,\11, llttllol W.ndllp l:tnl.r 1\!1'11'1> ~'~"•• o..dt School p.,w;, Roll B Aub,ant PtMor: Ktrtn Oev11 ~ol\tliy \\\..1\lp: 10 Oil\ F•mlly \*011< ""'I'~ ' ~ \1111 'rolllh gro\!p ~ pm """""d•y: "'""'' '"" Proytt 7 pm l'tlrlt- liM .t8MII\ll u.- tl\ri lbollll\l t'M\i ld .•ll.tlah<l "'""'' ~~..~ l!o<IW)' 1<1111 !11\\\l\ly !c'l\001, ~'~" llll. Sm11lay ""'!tillp •l ~.Ill. ~ llf'l't1 -··~· l ~.m, ~ Milti • fll.lll p.111. 11101 S..ll•-llot!IIM .nm I\"'""~~' l'i>• AINTS AND SINNERS lliii00\\'111< MO!Ol """"'' ~ l.!ol<l'llti< S\l\1\ky ~ ~: lh.m. \\\liillliil · llo.lll., t.OO ~·"'' ~ i!ft'! • l !OO ~.m. liM ............. 0...... ttt\1111 illllllltl) ~~~_"".~ ' ~: lll<.lll. 'Mli!hij; - " '~"·'"· l'ol!!llt: \loll> lloll!5ullllay S<llolll -H .m. -it' - \tlo.lll. e.tv.ey""'""' l'llllwl IM Mill ,1>! ~ ....... ~'llool ~:lO ~llitY!\''"""'-"1 -l~.m. \1\w.hip · 7:00 P-"'· . .w..t.....,y Blblt Sl\ldy - HXI ~,Ol\, lntt•ih·, 1\'"lah<I-M..,i.. Md i>ooll>t: Ml<h"l buhl i!~l\tlty Si:iiool -9:!0 a.m. \1\w.hip - 10:10 ' ·"'· ' Wedi!Wlay ~"'lc~• - 1:00 ~.m. ""'"*'llnll lim.,... $\JWdoy · o.m. . :illlllloy ...,., 1"'-11\l.ll\·.• , ~.... 1'11>11..~ \Witl' t ~"'" ~-'" Mom :St Slnlolay School - 9:lo •.m. t.MIII~IIIb lit tllillol "tlllh iMlddi!\IMII !llll<lly""""" ' 11\.lllo,M. b!M t::\IIM .tn.IM \\\Mit~ ' '~\~ o,ll\. ~ ~'llool ' 1\\:l(J lll\. ~~'lo-~ - ~. !!l.,\11. \1\ ......1~ ' ·~~, . .. .. · 1\1"'"' IS. lllill.tlltlhoi!Ma filoftll jlil!l ~ lloo!t m. ......,,~~< hllllt<- OOIJoll\ . l lth, · l I • w..lloe'"'*Y S<tvk:O . 1 p.M. hlnltwiiiWtO....., ........ IV.V.. R!. I l'll•>oc &non May Slmdty S<lloo\ -10:00 t .m. ' M""IO, \1\w.hip - I0:4H.m. Su"""y $"'"-~. ~: lo ~.1\1. """'"''1M> lioll!fiOll\ ... ~~ -~ ~.11\. \\~ ~, ..~- '1\111· . p,,,..,\lllllialll fuBII! ~-yii<!IOOI . '"'·'"· W...\llp -hlll. ~- ~~·"'· . ~- ~ ' ,,~l.i\1. '1\\llll\iji-- M~ lfi:!!ll.. . .,· l ~,,.. \\\·~ • tl .... ""'"~.Ill. mtitt ~ a..,.t Wlllejlill CooMIIo! \load ~"""' \lev Pbilllp R~ SUnd•y School · 9:!0 •.m, \1\w.hlp • tO:JOo.m. hrllolllll<lftl tlllll'tll ...... ~~....... ~~~~~~ Slillllo.y ~ltl:OOl .lil. !Ill Mid t.t.\11\. Recycling g[orts shouldn t be affected by finandal mess . ... """..'1.1 - No•- 1\\lnhlfl - II o.lll. ,~ 'lllllllllolllll~l!tt ll\\1 ~il!f l'Mti~ "'-"'*' lttilll ~tol<I­ Mol~ Ktilll ~;,l!t ~) ~ . 10..111 .. > ~~ · 1\l.WI. )\1,.,., •••.\1.,..,. Slnlolay School . 'i:l<lt.M. 1\\lnhll> • 10:\0 O.nl ., ~: l<J ~. \\\. ~)-· - i~.n\. .Worol\it> -hill. ~ \\"Mifit ('MitlittOt!lil ~- """"-*Y ~ • Hll ~.ill. ...... Bald k""" on 0>. Rd, ll 11'1111\lN S\lndiy S..ilool • 9:!0 Lill. 1\\lnhip- ' ..m. ..,..,., ll<v.$<11111>\ W. IIO!yo ~Y~·~hlll . ~~\M • l~.WI. NATI )NAL VIEW ~ t\oltll.rtM \1\lnh!p • H o.ill, I'll 'till! ~IIIOwllt ~~ ~y~idl. j ~ .... "'"'"'' 1M>~ $\My~.H~o.m . Clean it.up """"'ildliloi lollo!t• 9:10 'S\Inoky o.M. Wonhlp S..VIoe 111;!0 '""' ~- .. -ftp.m. $111\do.y ~ ·,'i:lO a.i\1. Wor.hlp - I lo.nl., ~ p.nl. tM¥1\ t'WI;t . . Kioplllory- ""'""' 11.-. ll<ll>!rt o..t. ll~~~~~-~ ~ 11.1. ~ ~..,.,. &oo 11\11<1•-'" a }.~~. ... ......., illllo -~ ~••• I ····n ·...., tn'a..li OM\itt'tfti""vl~ S....u•e MUJ15Lt.. llllt4.,._. ._ an Ill i:i1Mt sn,.~~~o~p ~ !d!ool· t :!Ch.m, ~-lo:l0U\. 01146p.M. "'ooll'!odo•"·-. . j y.m. -~ ""~"--.,~1· Ill • Pou!!hkill.lpsle !N.Y.) Jounml, lm n:~:ydln11 : Ltl(ul NI.'Y• clint; pro11rt1ms nn:cs~~ntlul 111 prohll.'thlllthe en lrom11c111 so e~suntli1ltlnm: 's 1111 qm:sllon they ~hould Ill) ~untlnu~o'l.l. Ol'i.\1\ when bllset by ~~~onomk wo11s. · .. At the stun~! tim11. Now Yurk ull1~iuls nuollto do uM'\\ tu cusc th llnmu:lul struln. ill • suue Ll!j!lsluture 1\.illl-11, N!foru the 200 I·Ol 1'\~cul ycur tnllcd Mm'l:h ,\ 1. Ul tlo the ri11l11 thln11 tmtl 111louse u hulllllltcll $1l~ million frmn llill s1t11o Envlrunmentnl Protectlun fund., Pluyln11 politks with this cuvh\11\IHillllul lll'lllllClllln llltll\ll • is n mlstukll. Ro:..:y ·llnvls nne hnJ'IIII'IlUU ruu~un N11w Ymk~:~ uren't burlcl.l under th vurhuj!.c they lll'l\\lu~ - millions nl' tons of refuse cvllry y llr. Most lunlllllls ucl'llss the stuttl huvc been closilll. lnstcutl, .sltUII luw Nt)llll'lls 1/VIll')' county to sl11· nll'h:untly roduco Its wusk st1'1:um by Slll'tlnt~ out I'\\U8uble mm.erluls sud1 us nuwspup..•r, ~·u1'tlhomt1. j,tluss, tllustl~. unl.l ulurnlnum und steel cuns. The rest. 1\lr thu must pu1·t. Is bm'm.lllm· sMt to lunl.llllls out ol' Sl!llC. . · Ouv. 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"" 174 Laynt Strttt Ntw Haven, WV 25281 1Dt ' -- ___.,.._ --- - Blessed are the puN In heart; for they shall see God. • Matthew$.·8 My Qrace laaufllclentfor thH; for my lt,..r\911111 mad• .,.rfKt In wtokrt••• 11 Cor. 11'9 �• P~~ae A I • The O.IIV Sentinel Dozens Manhattan ' NEW YORK (AP) - An explosion that may have been caused by chemicals stored in a basement rocked a 10-story commercial building Thursday, hurling glass and rubble across a city block and injuring 42 people, at least I 0 of them critically. Authorities. quickly ruled out terrorism, though the blast conjured up memories of Sept. II for some in the Chelsea neighborhood of Manhattan. "It was a giant boom - a real giant boom," said Bill Beek, who lives a half-block away. "It sounded like an airplane crashing." "First we thought it was a bomb,'' said Alex Vargas, 28, a student at Apex . Technkal School next door. "We all had to leave by the back stairs. People were yelling and screaming, 'Hurry up!"' Victims were taken to the hospital with burns, severe head injuries, broken bones and cuts after the 11:30 a.m. blast. Chemicals stored ' in the basement by a sign company were being investigated as a ponible · factor, said Fire Commiuioner Nicholas. Scoppetta. Plumbers had been working on the boiler in the building at the time, but that did not appear to be the cause, investigators said. Kaltech sign company's general inanager Phil Mar- gan said he felt two consecutive blasts in the company's ground-floor offices. "One pushed me up from my chair, the second one had me out of my chair," he said. When it was over, the ce iling and a wall had co me down. "Everything moved. The air was filled with dust." Windows along the block of West 19th Street between Sixth and Seventh awnues were blown out, and. several people were injured by tlying glm. The facade of the building was damaged and several walls were blown out, but it appeared to be structurally sound, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said. Police and more than 100 firefighters poured into the area. Some victims, dazed and bloody, sat on the curb awaiting medical attention. · The building housed the sign company and other commercial tenants, said Sid Dinsay, a spokesman for the city Office of Emergency Management. Neighbors said the . building was also used for storage by the A,pe'x school, which teaches welding, automotive repair and other trades. · Property records show that the building is owned by 19th Street Auociates LLC. The office of Steven Kaufman, a principal in the firm, said he had no immediate comment. www.mydallv.entlnel.com . Inside: Friday, April 28, 2002 OvP Track Honor Rolls, Page B2 . Meigs, Eastern track results, Page B2 Diamond Roundup, Page B4 . Fire grows·in Colorado;. hundreds remain out of . homes · BAILEY, Colo. (AP) - A 2,400acre wildfire sent thick smok~ across wooded foothills southwest of Denver on Thursday as firefighters labored in cooler weather to protect hundreds of homes. Cloud cover, lighter winds and lower temperatures provided relieffor · about 250 firefighters building lines arou nd the blaze. "We're making hay," said Mike Frederick, who heads a 20-member hot shot crew from Wilmington, Ill. Firefighters hoped to have the blaze 20 percent contained by late Thursday. Smoke dropped visibility at times to less than one-quarter mile in the area 35 miles southwest of Denver. A barn and a shed were destroyed. but there were no reported injuries. Some 400 people remained out of their homes. The fire crept within 30 feet of U.S. 285 in places. The highway remained open but motorists were prohibited from stopping. The fire broke out Tuesday in tin.der-dry ponderosa, grass and brush. Whipped by winds, it spread quic.kly and doubled in size·Wcdnesday night. . CALENDAR Community .C1I1ndar 11 publllhld u 1 frH Hrvlce to non-profit groupe with· lng to 1nnounce meeting• and lfMCIIIeventt. The cal· endlr 11 not cfe1lgnld to promote 111• or fund-rile..,. of any type. lttmt are printed only 11 epece per· mitt and ctnnot be gutran· ttld to bt prlnttcla lfMCiflc number of daye. FRIDAY's The entire town of 4,400 people was evacuated Wednesday afternoon and four schools were closed when flames crept to within a quarter-mile of downtown. Three schools remained closed Thursday. Most residents were allowed b~ck in their homes by nightfall when cooler weather eased the fire threat, but the sheriff's department said many areas were without electricity or water. "I'm going to be concerned about thts thing until it quits," said Wanda Painter, who returned home to see • the fire burning about 300 yards from • her property. · The fire started in an area popular with smokers. No arrests have been made. Regional. forester Rick Cables said the blaze was the top-priority wildfire in the nation . A winter drought has plagued much of the West, triggering an early start to A helicopter drops a load of water on the wildftre season. the Snaking Forest fire behind a busl· In central New Me)'ico, firefighters ness near the small mountain town of mopped up hot spots from a 300-acre Bailey, Colo., on Thursday: Cloud fire in the Magdalena Mountains. In . cover, lighter winds and lower temper· Arizona, a 1;000-acre fire in the atures provided relief for about 250 Baboquivari Wilderness southwest of firefighters building lines ·around the Tucson was nearly contained. 2,400·acre wildfire. (AP) sscomes HIGHLIGHTS ' Pro Basketball NBA Pllyoffl Thuraclay'e Gam" Boston 93, Philadelphia 85, Boston leads series 2·0 Laker& 103, Portland 96, L.A. Lakers lead series 2.0 . Frlday'e Gam• New Jeraey at Indiana, 8:30p.m. Senior. golf at Rlvenlde · MASON, W.Va. - Claude Proffitt of Patriot and Ronda! Browning of Mason have four week point totals of 28.5 to share the early league lead in the Riverside Senior League. Harley Price of Long Bottom trail by a half a point wi~ a 28. jack Fox of Clifton is in fourth place with a 27, followed by Ralph Sayre (25.5) , of New Haven, W.Va., and Wimpy Swartz of Chester and Dave Jacoby of Athem with a 24.5 each. A total of 42 players were divided into 11 . teams on Thesday, making a possible 1l points available for the day. The first-place team honors went to Wes Peterson (Athens), Mike Bragg (Point Pleasant, W.Va.), Pox, and Dana Winebrenner (Syracuse) with a team score of 59 (-11 ). Three teams were tied for second with a 63 (-7). The close!! to the pin honors went to Jim Lawrence of Racine on No. 7 and Keith Woods ori No. 14. Y SATURDAY AT 10A SHARP! AFTER 50 YEARS... A SHOCKING TURN OF EVENTS! EVERYTHING GOES TO THE WALLS IN A MAmA OF DAYS! Alter · SO r•are of operating a •ucce••tul tumlluro • ' - In tho Middleport a roe, lngel'o Fumlture A Appliance, 108 N. 2nd Av•.1 Middleport, Ohio, I• qulttlne bu•lne••l... olo•lng their doora torevon Tho heertbreaklng cleol•lon hllo been me...... now the lunkle.. to•k begin•. Thounnclo and thouundl of dollare worth of fino fumlture mu•t and will be oold for wlletever purohiiH prloo I• avell•ltlol Alt•olutolr nothing will be left lutlho broom won't owoopl Till• I• thll one cunao to bull tho qUIIIty nome brand rumlture that you've olwaro wonted ol tho prloo you wont to P•J• •vorythlng •old on a flr•t oome lteol•.., nothlll8 held bllok... all mu•t tiOo wall to Willi In a mellor of clav•l· ...,ng lo believing.., brlnlyour truok• and trol oro • haul awar r,~ur uvlngol a•T YOUII SHAll I lngol'o Fumllure A Appllano•, 108 Vlzquel talks * .'"".-'"''~~=-~:.~:_ OPEN SATURDAY AT 10AM TILL 8PM •..,.-- ,., ....... . .. * ::.:=:::::~ SUNDAY TILL 5PM! about •AHioNAei•AINIAII hiHfJnel Belle's bats CO LUMBUS (AP) Having turned his back on jumping to the NFL a year early, All-American strong safety Mike Doss said he is ready for "the last time I'm going to work for free ... Doss announced in January that he would return to Ohio State for his senior season. The' 5-foor- 11, 204-pounder did a pQor job of fighting back tears during the news confco:ence, blubbering to the point where his words were hard to understand. . "I knew I could play at the highest level of competition,'' he said at the time. "But at the same time I had to think about staying in school and getring an education and worrying about my future.'' Do11' name would undoubtedly have come up during Saturday's first round of the NFL draft. Instead of sitting around thinking about what might have been, however, he spent the day hanging out with fullback Jamar Martin and celebrating with his friend when he was chosen in the fourth round by Dallas. The experience gave Doss a taste of what it'll be like for him a year from now. "I'm looking forward · to finishing up this season and next year having my family over to the house and enjoying the festivities,'' Doss said; squinting through the glasses . he 'always wears when he's not on the field. First, however, there is that pesky final season. Sometimes th01e who elect to remain in school watch their stock fall. Prime examples this seaton DOll RETURNS- Ohio State defensive bac:k Mike Doss, shown practicing lest year, would .......... Dou,IJ undoubtedly heve been chosen during Saturday's first round of the NFL draft. (AP fila) Osu $1711 Delltlny PC SOFA & LOVESEAT LIVING AOOM ., ..... 7PC .OAK TABLE SET $788 $998 POMEROY - Preaentaton on organ and tissue donation, First Sokulhern Baptist Church, Pomeroy Pike, 7 p.m. Questions can be · referred to Usa Lewis, 740742·3180. swe~ps Colorado ,. gell1t. Servlcei 7:30 p.m. through Saturday; 10 a.m: MIDDLEPORT - OH Kan and 7 p.m. on Sunday. Rev. Coin Club 7 p.m. auction and Doug Co•. pallor, Invites appraisals . Everyone wei· come. public. RedS 1 ' BY JIM SOULI8Y . OVP CORRESPONDENT ROCK SPRINGS - Jqhn Stanley belted a fourth inning hom erun and Zach Glale collected two hits and · knocked in two · runs as the Mei~ Marauders posted a 54 win over the visiting River Valley R aiders Thursday evening. The Marauders got a strong effort from starting pitcher Buzz Fackler who picked up the win in going six innings, before giving way to freshman Eric Cullums who gained the save by pitching the final inning. · Fackler struck out nine Raiders on his way to the victory while allowing six hi~. Cullums recorded one strikeout and gave up an infield single in his one inning of work. The Raiders jumped to the early lead by pushing three runs acrois in the top of the fi!'!t inning. Charlie Holl anbaugh opened the game by drawing a leadoif walk and advanced to s~cond when Adam Shultz singled to ccnrcr. 13J Rose was safe on a McigA error and the . bases were full for cleanup hitter Raysean Allen with nobody out. Allen bmmccd to shomtop Kyle 'Hannan but the Marauden were only able to get the force out at second with Holtanbaugh cro11ing home for a 1-0 lead. Blake Marcum singled home Shultz and Chris JnckPI....... Mtlp,ll CLEVELAND (AI') Omar Vizquel has uncorked some of those old stories about Albert Belle's infamous .bats. reached on an error followed by a The sixth and seventh frames crossed the plate as the result of an BY JIM SouLIIY In his new autobiography, OVP CORRESPONDENT free pass to Gcri Mcfann . proved disamous for the Meigs error. · "Omar! My Life On and Off POMEROY - River Valley's Lady Chancey, who took the loll, went A second MciS'I miscue put Jamie Ladies. The Field, Vizquel, the IndiRaiders, behind the pitching of Geri Nichols aboard, then Sarah Russell Mariah Saunders sandwiched a the dimncc for MeigA, giving up six ans' Gold Glove shortstop, says McFann, emulated their previous singled before the Marauden could base hit and a pair of stolen bases hits, fanning four ~nd i11uing twelve Belle, his former teammate in meeting against the Lady Marauders, record the final two outl with the between twO outs. Hood and Nic]f,i base on balls. Cleveland, used .nothing but downing the Maroon and Gold 10- 1. Raiders in front 3-0. Trac~'Well each drew base on balls and The Marauders contmittcd five corked baa~. The Raiden (12-5) wasted no time McFann kept the Meigs nine in Watkins doubled to left before the errors. McFann retired thirteen by . Vizquel talked Belle, who in setting tht tone of the contest check throughout the first five final out. way of strikeouts, allowed on two free retired from b~eball last sea. sending eight batten to the plate in innings, allowing only two Marauders The final stanza proved to be no panes and jult two hit!, Fetty's triple ion with a debilitating hip the opening frame. better for the Marauders at four free- and a single from Chancey. on base via a walk and an error. injury and a host of other Amy Hood led off with a walk Meigs, now at 7-7 overall will face Mindy Chancey, working die bies, a pair of fielding erron and ju1t topics in the book, co-written advancing to third on succe11ive mound for Meigs, held the Raiders in one base hit resulted in four Raider Nelso.nville-York at home on Friday, by Akron Beacon Journal ttolen bases. With one out, Nicole check as she gave up only one hit and score~. Meigs avoided the thutout in · while River Valley travel! to Fairland writer Bob Dyer. the sixth as Amanda Fetty tripled and Tuesday. Watkins singled to left, Krystal Adkins a walk through inning five. ; Vizquel opens Chapter 10, en tided, "Albert and Other Clubhouse Characten", by ;aying, "I didn't lute Albert Belle. But he was certainly a difficult guy to like." : Vizquel recalls the 1994 j;ame at Chicago's Comiskey Park in which Belle had hil CLEVELAND (AI') ERA to 5.61), too. bat confiscated alter White It was supposed to be tight Royce Clayton hit .a ~x nunager Gene Lamont between the Cleveland two-run homer otT Ryan questioned iu legality. lndiam Drese (2-2) and was in on · When umpire Dave Phillipt . CINCINNATI (AP) Ill and Now that the new ballpark is Chicago all four double· plays asked the Indians to give him taking shape giroer-by-girder the bat Lamont wanted to White Sox this teason in turned by the White Sl»i, beyond the imptct, Vizquel say• in his the AL Central. who have won 13 of '16 outfield wall, book tlut Cleveland's bench So fu, it's not even close. · and have a three-game lead the Cincindidn't know wlut to do. · For seven games, it's on the Indians. nati Redl are ttarting to feel a "Guyt were saying. 'Oh my been all White Sox. Cleveland can't stop. ill little sentimental about the God! The bat is corked!"' Kenny Lotion had three slide. After opening the old place. Vizquel said. "My response RBh as Chicago looked · 11 "1 - 9..(J agamlt A series tweep will do that. like the team to beat in tbe scaJOn was, 'Wlut?' I felt a little bit Todd Zeile't throwing error division, winning their the Central - the lndiam like the way I felt when I first let in the go-ahud run in the third straight against have gone 1-9. heard the true identity of the · eighth inning Thunday night CleveLand on Thunday, 6Cleveland i' baaing just Tooth Fairy. and completed another late 3 over the reeling Indians. .218 (r.9-for-316) and "I can be naive at times, but R~dt comeback for a 4-3 vicAfter sweeping Cleve- averaging 2.5 runs in iu I'm not 1t\Jpid. Certainly not tory and a tweep of th.e. ColLand Jan week at home, the last 10 games. stupid enough to neal Albert's orado R.ockiet. White Sox won the final {;arland didn't allow a corked bat and repl2ee it with By taking three one-run · rhrcc games of the four'one that looked completely garnet &om the NL't worst game ~C~:ies at Jawbt Field hit until the fifth inning. different - one that was team, the Reds started thinkto impruve to 6- 1 thiJ sea- giving up three ruru and autographed by Paul Sorrening that maybe Cinergy Field 10~ againJtthe lndiam. four hin in 5 2-3 innings. to.Tiut wasn't even a nice try. iln't 10 bad after alL They lost White Sox He walked li1ur. but got The "The problem, of COUlW, a li'an.:hise-record 54 home oul!Cored Clevebnd 46- 1H the Indians to hit into gama there We season and was dut all of Albert's b.au in the series. Their lineup doublt plays after three of got more urcalb than curtain NOT DIN CLDIE, IUD - COlorado's Todd Z81Je. rear. were corhd." ·. outhit the lndia'tU (.310 to th~'lll . scores on a g,oundout by Benny Aebayanl .as Reds catcher calb. BeUe now probably wishet .212) and Chic.ago out'Jason LaRue, front, looks for the ball during the tlllrd inning he could . put a cork in pitched Cleveland (2.47 Keith Foulke pitched the Plnsse ... ....,as Thursday In Cincinnati. (AP) ninth (or his 1ixth save. Vizquel's mouth. Cincy Friday, April 28 POMEROY The Pomeroy Church of Christ, Monday, April 2t frH community dinner serv· RUTLAND- Staff from the lng from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Meigs County TB Clinic will Public l~v~ed. . be giving akin teats at the Autland Fire Department from MIDDLEPORT - Revival 4:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Skin tervlces Wesleyan Bible Holl• ness Church, 75 Pear.t Street, tests will be read on Wednes· Middleport, continuing day from 4:30 p.m. to 5:30 through Sunday night with p.m. For more Information, Rev. Charles Schnell, evan· call 992-3722. • Meigs edges Ra1ders McFann, Lady .Raiders slam Meigs, 10-1 tlon Christian Fellowship of Athens, will be the guest speaker and there will be ape· cia! music every evening. For more Information, call Pastor Rob Baiter at 740·667·6793. POMEROY . - Veterant Iunday, April 21 POMEROY - Meeting. Service Comm1111on will Poplar Ridge Ridge FWB meet at 9 a.m. at the Vaterant Church, Ohio 554, John Service Office, 117 Memorial EIIWick, 1peaker, Eternity ol Drive. Polnl Pleuant td alng, 8:30 Wednftday, May 1 p,m, RACINE - Scofllth All• meeting 7 p.m. at ~he Racine TUPPERS PLAINS Elathtl Woflhlp center, locat· MasoniC hall. ed at Tuppers Plain• School, Scipio will hot! 1 wHk of eplritual PAGEVILLE renewal April 28 through May Townthlp Truf118 meeting, 4 II 7 p.m. each ~y. Pastor 8:30 p.m. at Pagavlll• town Lonnie Coati, from Restor&· hall. Plpl1 Prldl'f. April 21. 2002 ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING MUST BE SOLD • WALL·TO.WALL PUBLIC SELL OFF • HURRY! MEIGS . The Daily Sentinel ITJ • ChiSox kee the Indians sli ing "'IMMbe· �• Friday, Aptll H, 2002 PIQt i 2 • Tht Dlllly Sentinel www.mydallyaentlnel.com Eastern edges Trimble in extra innings F'AOM STf<Ff REPORl$ CLOUSTEit - Squ~n­ dcring un early ~~~d, E~st~rn let 'T'rimble slip up on them, but then bmke a 4- Utie with thre runs in the top of the 1Oth mning to edge host 'T'rimble 7-4 in a Tri-Villi~')' onfcrence baseball makeup ~~~111e :1\lcsdAy at the Glouster Memorial PArk . · Jimmie P\ltnun, who repluced hnrlie Ymmg on th~ mound in the fi(lhth inning for th~ Elgl~s. pick~d up th~ win. Alex Shust suffered the lo with Jc e Urun.ton coming on in relief during East· ernls IOth-innins rally. When the 110ing got togh, Putnam aided his own cause with a r.vo-run homer as part of Eastern's 1Oth-inning rally. Eastern hAd taken n 3-0 lead enriy, but Trhnblt.1 pit ked a\w.y at it one run at a time scoring single runs itt the second, third, und sixth inning'!, then tyinl! the gnme in the sewmh. Emern hJd nine hits ll'tl by Uen Holter with three doubles, PutnQtn o. single to 110 :Hith his I Oth~inning home run mnd c~cy Faulk t double ~nd A sinwc.Tr_imble collected 11 hits .. - - - - - ·---- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------- - - - - - - - - OVP Track 8t Field \ TOP IIOYS (A list of th8 btatalfo1111n Gallla, Meigs, Jackaon, VInton and Melgt CoYntlea through Aprll23) 1011-mtter dllh - 1. Allan Brown, RV, 10.0; 2. Josh Perry, QA; :11 .0; 3. Erron Brennen, J, :11 .0: 4. Brad Young, Wa, :11.1: 5. ~ Simmons. <JA. :1 1.2: e. Werry, E, :11 .5; 71.1\'IOn LH, M, :11 .7: 11. eauer, vc. :11.7; 11. Harrold. WE, : 1.7: 10. Blmty, VC, :1U; 110omttlr hlah llurcllel- 1. Conger, J, :16.oe; 2. John Gill, RV, :18.4: 3. Common, WE, :18.5: 4. Pat .-till, VC, :18.8b· 5. Riley Rice, FW, :18.20: 8. ,J, Frazee, RV, :18.4; 7. Patrick GA :18.80; 8. Watcher, E, :19.9; .II. · Walker, e, :20.0 10. Patrtok, GA, :26.04 2011-mtttr dteh - 1. Allan Brown, RV, :22.42 (Itt); 2.Joah Parry, GA,:22.54 (ad,.): S. 'IY Slm· mont, GA. :23.5o at: 4. Erron Brennen, J, :22.78: e. Werry, E,:24.2; 8. Bally, VC, :24.4; 7. Clarke Seundtra, GA,:24.5; 8. Tyton Lll, M, :24.8; II. T. Bou, GA. :24.79; 10. Adam Will. M, :24.9 , 300omtltr hurclltt - 1. Con· ger, J, :41 .3; 2. John Gill, AV, :42.02 (fat); 3. T.Bott, GA, :43.3; 4. Pat HIW, VC,:43.B; IS. Herrold, WE, :44.1; 8. Common, WE, :44.7: 7. Riley Rice, RV, :45,8; B. Jeff Boae GA :48.3; 9.Niok Fl100, QA, :48.88; 10. Waohler, E,:4U;. 4011-mllar d11h - 1. Joan Ptrry, GA, :50.20 (Itt); 2. Allan Brown, RV, :51.8; ~. Callihan.!. J, :52.~i. 4. Ryan Hudton, 1.:1A, :54.w; 5. Tom Boat GA 54.80; e. Cody Caldwell, GA,:88.07; II. Refill, VC, :5e.4; 7. Avery, VC, :158.8; 8. Charity Nlbtrt, RV, :57.3; 9. Plarct, We, :58.1; 10t.Duatln Bar1cer, PP, :58.9; tOt. Ptit Saundtl'l, RV, :58.9 BOO-mater run - 1. Daniel Flouah, GA, 2:09.3; 2. Charley Nibert, RV, 2:10.8; 3. Chr1t Miller, PP,2:17.0;4. MlcahiiBarktr,AV, 2:1 9.7; 5. Mllantz M 2:25.2; 8. Jell Payton, GA 2:21.30; 7. Hall, QA, 2:24.9; 8. MoNtlly, VC, 2:26.0; 9. Chrlt Rouah, FIV, 2:211.5; 10.· Htath Patrick, GA, 2:211.8. 1JQ0omettr run - 1. Ryan Hudlon, GA, 4:54.0: 2. Chr11 Miller, PP, 4:158.0; 3. Aldrich, J, 4:58.0; 4. Zlch RIYnoldt, VC, 4:58.90; 5. Oanfal Rouah, GA,4:58.4; 8; Chrll Rouah, RV,5:02.1; 7 .Jon Diddle, M, 5:08.0; 6. Nail Emmtri,VC,5:12.0; 9. Pugh, WE, 5:16.3; 10. Outtln Lucat, AV, 5:21.7 3:zoo.mtllr run - 1. Chrla Rouah, RV, 10:&1.9; 2. Chrla Miller, PP, 11:07.0; 3. Nate Emmert, VC, 11:14.7; 4. Hlatll Outllv, VC, 11:18.0; 5. Emmert, VC, f1:29.0; e.Jon Olddlt, M, 11 :47.0; 7, Jeremy Wolfe, RV,11:57.7; 8.Pugh, WE, 12:015.0; 9.Amold, M, 12:11.8:10. Ryan Hudlon, QA, 12:115.0 8hol Put- 1. Brld Young!.WE, 48-5.15; 2. Kl\lln Hudnall, PP, 4811; 3. R.J. Glbbl, E, 43-0.75; 4. Chr11 Nlda, FIV, 42·11; 5.Bhllp ,OH. 42·10: e.McGhee, J, 42·10: 7. Aaron Bumett, GA. 42·7: 8. King, GA, 42·5; 9. Darren 8car· : : · 414.75; 10. Lukt , AV, 40o8; DIIGUI - 1. CMa 3.Shlnnon Soulaby, M, :84.8; Ramey PP,137·1; 2. Aaron Bur- 4.CIIIdWtll, GA, :85.5; 5.Aclkfnt, nett, GA, 135-5; 3.Shlnnon Ship- GA, :811.0; &.Brittany Sowtra, VC, ley, GA, 129-7; 4t.Erlo McGhee, :88. 1; 7.Midklll, OH, :ee.e: J, 127•11 ; 41. F\011 Holter, E,127· &.Howard, PP, :87.4; 9tla.MIIIIIt, 11 : B.Evan Shaw, M, 126-11 ;7. W; Heyman, E, :88.3 Phllllpa, WE, 123.(); &.Jeremy. 800-mller r.un- 1.Sira WI... Roulh, M, 121·9;9. Jacob Carr, man, GA, Q:31.7; 2.Johnaon, GA, PP, 121-o: 10. Luke DeGarmo, 2:38.8: 3.SII"((tra, QA, 2:42.3; RV,12Q.9 4.Emmtrt, J, 2:44.4; 5.K. LonoJump- 1. Conoe!'. J, 21· McCorlde, vc, 2:4e.ot.e. ~·l 0; 2. Olarka Slul"((tra, QA, 1Q. MoKinnlia.L GA; Story, M, 2: 0.0 10; 3.Mulllnt1 J,18-10.5; 4. Erron B.Mahl!i,I.:IA2:51.2; II.Sttclhanlt Brenntn,J, 18-10.25;5. Brandon Clrolti..I1V, 2:152.0, 10.Kally IreWtrry, e,1w.e: e. Marlonico, e. llnd,11V, 2:53.0 18-<1; 7. Jlnklnl, QA, 17·11; B. 18CNHnller 1'\!ft- I.Wiuman, . "Rlny Thompeon QA 17•7.5; II. GA, 5:27.11; 2. Emmert, J, 5:152.8; T.J. Otthuk, PP, 17-11; 10. 3. Maher, GA,. 8:08.7: Mayee, WE 17-4 4.MoCorkll, VC, 8:07.3; IS.Story, High lump- 1. M~lllna, J, e·3; M, 8:12.0; 5. e.Pvltl, PP; B:S5; 7. 2. OJ. FI'IZM, RV, 8.0/· 3. Nate Sancllra, GA, 8:134.3; &.Kelly lreHall, VC, 5·10; 4, Duet n LIWII, land, RV, 8:43i,. 8. II.Sally Alllr, 5-8; (tla~hatl Bllrktr, ~L~:47. 1: 1O.~:~lahOpl WI 8:815.7 RV and lbm QA e-e; 7. ;gw.mtllr run - 1.Wuman, Pttt Baundlll, RV, ~8. (til) QA, t1 :41.0; 2.Emmtr1, J1 13:13; Jill 11oM, GA 1nd Cald· 3.A111r, RV, 13:41.8; 4.Mantr,GA, well, QA: 11. (111) Wldrttr, E.&, 5-2 13:42.0; 5.Pvllt, PP, 14:28; 400.mtttr rtlay - 1, ~.:~allla e. Mary Elltn ~atollll, VC, 18:01: Academy :45. 1; 2.Jaok· 7.Thoinla, M, 15:13.8: II.Bitholl, eon,:4U;3.Wallaton :48.5; 4. W,18:28.7;11.Ltwlt..I.~A, 15:3U; River Vtllay :48.11; 8. Vinton 10.Walkar, GA,18:0M.II County :47.34; 8. Mllgt :47.4; 7. lhol put - t.Bunntl, W, 30· Euttm :48.5: 8. Point PIHUnt 08.78; 2-.Hope Dull, VC, 30· :49.8; 9. Olk Hill :151.55; 10. Ohio 11. 78; 3. 011rlndl~ J, 30o01; Valley CMetlan .:85.8. 4.Harmony Phiiiii)I1 11Y1 29oOU; IOO.mattr rtlty - 1. Gtllla e.Sira RuUtll, O~to, DoOU; IS, Aclcllmy 1:35.8; 2. River V.lltr. Uoday, W, 27·04; 7.Athlty 1:38.01; 3. Point Pi1111n , Holmat, VC, 28·04.5; .I. Laura 1:40.7; 4.Mtlgl 1:42.2. Harrtaon, RV, 28.00; II.Evant, J, 1800omller rtlay - 1. Gallll 25-08.5, 1O.Jamll H1ye1, M, 25Academy 3:31.0; 2. River Valley 00.25 · 3:43.7; 3. VInton County 3:48.11; Dllout -1.Phllllpt, RV, 102..()0; 4. Wtllaton, 3:50.0; IS. Jaolllon, 2.RutHN, GA, IIII.Q9; 3. Ottran• 3:53.0; e. Point Plluant 3;53.2; dar, J, 85.QO; 4.Bunntll, W, 837. Mtlga 4:04.8; 8.0ak Hill 10; 4.; IS.Harrlaon, RV, 81oQ2; 4:08.78 8.Evant, J, 80.QO; 7. Ha~, M, 320knlllr rtiiY - 1. Gallla 78-09; B.Jtnnlne WhKt, RV; 73Academy 8:3U; 2. Jaolcton 10; 9.MoKinnlll, QA, 72·05; 11:18.1; 3, VInton County 11:28.0; 10.Dtoklrd, GA. e7.()() 4. RlverVIJIIYII:30.0;5.Wtlltkm Lo1111 Jump -1.Bodimtr, GA, 11:38.3; 8. Polnt Pltaunt 11:50.0; . 15·0U5; 2.AIItn, VO, 15·08; 7. Oak HIIIS:51.1; 8. Melgt 3.Taylor, RV, 14.Q9.5; 4. Htyu, 9:55.0. . VC, 14.()7.5; IS.Humphreyt, GA, TOP QIALI 14oQ8; 5. 8.Boiln, M, 14005.5; 1CJO.mtler Ulh- 1.Sitphanl 7.Henry, J, 13•08; 8.Kimbtr1y Johnaon, GA, :13.10 (FA11, :12.11; MarcinkO, E, 13-03.5; II.Sttpp, 2.Nikld McKinnlll, GA. :13.t: GA, 13-03.25; 10.Rtchal 3.Kal1 Beth Taylor, RV, :13.80 ErM11r1, VC, 13-02.5 (FA11 :13.5; 4.Mtgan Gamet, M, Pole Vault-1.Humph!'IYI, QA, :13.1; 15.Midklff1 OH, :14.0; a.oe etlt.Lilcd R-, 1.:1A; Ka11 Adklna, High Jump - 1.8pr11ael, GA, 4QA, :14.2; 8.Comatt, GA, :14.4, 08; 2.Stlcy Rankin, 'RV, 4-07; 8tlt.Kr1t11 HayH, VC; Chlldtrl, 3tit.Htnry, J; Johnaon, PP; W; Stapp, QA, :14.7. StiPP, GA, 4.Q8; Btlt.SoulabV, M; 1001natlr hurcllel -1, Jlttlcl Qamtl, M; Sarah Brame, VC, 4Bodlmar GA :18.8; 2.Sarah Kl"' 04; 9tla.Wtflctr, GA; Attar, RV, 4nard, PP; :17.4; :t.Rttl, GA 02 . :17.5; 4.Brook Boll!1 M, :17.4; 400omlllr rtla!f ... 1.GA, :152.2; 5.HayM, VC, : 17.90t'A~8.Litllt 2.VC, :515.10 FA~ 3.E, :11!.2; ~~ GA :18.4; 7.Audra Mtr· 4.PP, :55.4, 5.W, II.J, :69.0; S.M, ctr, VC, :tii.O; B.Fioblnaon, W, :80.3; 7.RV, :82.5 :20.3: II.Annle Cornett GA :21.2; ICJO.mtllrrtlly-1.GA,1:54.5; W.Conatr, W, :22.0 . 2.. M, 1:158.~ 3.VC, 1:59.0; 4.W, 200omlltt datil - 1.Johnaon, 2:02.8; 8.,.P, 2:07.5, e.Rv, QA, :27.1 ; 2.Gamee, M, :27.6; 2:10.5; 7.E, 2:10.8 . 3.Taylor, RV, :28.7; 4.8. Allin, 1100omtttr rtlay - 1.GA, VC, :211.1; 5.Midklll, OH, :211.4; 4:23.8, 2.VC, 4:32.0; 3.M, 4:44; 8.Danltlll Haya, VO, :211.8, 4.AV,4:59.3; 5tii.W, J, 5:02.8; 7.RtM, GA, :29.7; etlt.Childtll, 7.PP, 5:13.4 . W; Hayman, E, :30.3; 10.Rachll 3200-mattr l'lll!f - 1.0A, Mat, VC, :30.8; 10:33.8; 2.RV, 1f:40.0; 3.VC, 300 mater low hurdlu - 12:00.,~j_4.W,12:37.7 I.Bodlmtr, OA, :49.3; 2.Sickelt, (7!11~JVP ~ ClQipl/fd wllh GA,:51.B; 3.Bolin, M, :152.1; 'J:C :~~.-~ 4.Kayur, PP, :53.1; 5.CIIIdwall IIIJd Mllfl Ciht, (JitiiiiiiJIIII'Jd 111/d GA :IS4.9j, ii.R111 GA :55.6. DQidllt,qw,~t~~~ty,A.w~CIIIICI'J. 7.Mti'Cir, vc, :ee.~!;:Fal!r,_J1 .,.,.,,«,•IIIJidiolffldtwl'l«<lll :57.15; S.!Jndtly In, 11V, 10 S1yr1 11 lllillldtJtJIIdO-'nllt:IWI :81 .7; 10. Shllver, RV, :53.1 11/Jd 11111 00/ldW to C11M II 400 IIIOIII'dalh-1 .Qamee, M, f1_mlc!lnl0-.orp 111 v.w/1., :53.2; 2.John~on, .OA, :e3.11: ~a1XJ111) · so. Friday, April H , 2002 Melp boys.second at Marietta IY JtM louuiY stNTINIL COAAISPONDINf MARIETTA- The Meigs boys and girls track teams competed in a tri meet at Mariettll 'nlesday nli!ht with Marietta and Gallipolis. The boys' team finished second to Muietta and the slrls finished behind the much luger Muletta and Callla Academy squad!. · ·For the. Meigs boys, Nick · McLaughlin finished fourth in the shot put and Evan Shaw fin ished fourth in the discm eompe· lition. Bruce C>l.wer WAS fourth in the long jump while ltyan StobArt got third ht the hi11h jump. · 'l'fson Lee took second in the I00 o.nd 200meter dashes. Adam Wise finished third in the 200. Glover gnbbed ~· third place finish in the 400 and Rodolfll Milanet was fourth in the 800 1\leter run.john Diddle was fourth in th{\ 1,600 ltltter run 3nd third hi ~he 3,200, with Grant Arnold tinishinl! fourth in the 3,200 meter run. The 4x\OO-I\Ieter tenn1 of Lee, Jeremy ltoulh, Stobart and Wise finished second. The. top girls finish was the 4x200- m~ter reloy tUtti of Shanl\On Souhby, Brook Bolin; C~ssie Lee 11nd Megan G11r11es as they took first place. · · In field events, Jatni Hnyes placed third iii both the shot put and the discu•, while. Dolin was fourth in the long jump. Garnes captured fourth in the hil!h ju111p. Bolin finished third in the tOO-meter hurdles and the 300~ meter hurdles and Garnes placed fourth in the I00 meter dash. Soul!by took second in the 400 and Bran~ di Thol\las placed second In the 3200 metet run. The Meigs track squads will travel to Fed·eral Hocking on. Saturday to participate in the Federal Hocklni! lnvitatltlnnl. QA 11.?3. 100M- Mcl<lllnln Gill 1~. 1a: JOhn-CIA I Uti Olayrar MA 1UAi Gar• MIMI1UI. QIOGM IICIOM - Worllall MA S:8U8i Ku• CIA e:os,11: Mlhtr OA e:aua: ..,_,. Qill t :IU8. 4M100M rtiiV - Chilli AOI~tmy g~n n. n: M•n.~t• au1 , . 400M- JDilniUII QA 1:oue:aoulebv Ml 1:04.11; Oaldwall Qill t;OI.?t; Wlaelftan .Qf< 1:OI.R. hurcl,., ... llodllftll Gill ao,u; IIOtdll CIA 11 ol1! lolln Ml U.OII 11.10,, ~M e. = rel1y - Mtl111 1t8U(J t.litl• tftl IIOO,t4: Chilli AollltrnV l iOUO. - te....n MA 2:47,11: llillllrt Mo~lnnlu QA 114U1: ~....~~~ MA 1:10.11. -I!HI QAIU11 tenowllon Mill Alii Mill 80.41: Hlndlrlhol t.IA l:oiUI: ~!''.1 ·: ~·~ - Wltftrloh MA 11111.011 Ml 11111.141 WaiMtr QA . ,.... ~,, Eastern boys second at Waterford FIIOM STAFf ABPOATS WATERFOIU) - The Eattern boys track team finished second in a quadrangulo.r meet at Waterford on Tuesday. Brandon Werry placed first In the 100-tueter dash (11.\1\) and in the 20.0 (25.34), The boys 4xiOO..meter relay team al!o won flnt place (50.59). The Eagles dominated the throwing events with 1\.oss Holter and P..J.Gibb1 taking fir1t in tho dilcu1 and the •hot put, respectively. I the fuurth . .Stulley led off by mound. bundling a homerun 0\'el' the .Jadoon reached on an infield ·3451 nwk in leftfillld to make it a hit and the Raiders had two b.1se fromPIIpl1 3-2 lfll\11!. rutmers with 1\110 out, Cullums Afier two Slr.\ight · ouu the got Grnh:un to ground to Hanson\ l!;lm6U~ lly to center ~ catcher Dnwdon lumsburg sin- nan at short who llipped dte ball Allrn. nclder then recoldrd !he gled to center and Darr;ck to Knapp at second fur the ganws fiM of hi\ nine strikeout\ and !he Knapp reo.ched on a fielding mis- final out preserving the 5-4 RAidfn hdd a l-0 lldvan• • cue by the Raid.!~'~ putting run~ Meigs win. Meig\ got one o( the rum nen on second and third. }lcloon took the I~ despite ~ek in thl'ir lWf of the tint Designated hitter ZKh Glm pitching well. Jackson went six whet\ Jacob Smith :smacked a stepped to the plate 1111d ripped a inning~ allowing SO!~\ hitl while leadoff double to ~t. Fackler double to deep leftfield scoring w.Ukhtg one IUld funning tlm:e. reached on an error and Wll.l both runners giving Meigl a 4-3 Hitters fur dte · Raiders \WI': furted out at second when Chris adwnC!jJ\l heading into the top Shultz nnd Jackson with two sin. Smith grounded to short, Smith of the fifth, Wl'S each. Gibbs, . Graham and beat the double play attempt and The Raiders .nwL'Iged to ~t Marcum e::!Ch added n single fur tl1e Mlll':luder:i had NJU1ers at the their first two batten aboard in the R.aiden. corners with John Stanley at the th~ top of !he fifth when Shultz Fackler got the win fur Meigs plate. . l'Cic:hed on an error and a faclt- going six innings allowing six hitl Raider pitcher Chris Jadtson ler pitch hit ll.=. Fackler howand 1\110 walk.' wlille furming Wll.l c::illed fur a balk :~ending el/l!r wa5 able to retire the next Smith .home fur the first Meigs three ~tters including limning nine b.1tters. Cullunu eantt'd the saw by run of the ~uue. the last two to ~t out of the Jackson retired the next two inning with the one run lead still pitclting one inning. ~living up one hit while hitting one batter Mei19 hitter and the score !tOOd intact. at 3-\ ilfter one inning of play. Meigl added an insurance run and striking out one. Meigs hitters ~re Glaze with a ~ingle :md N~id1er pitcher allowed much in in their half of the fifth when a double, Stanley widt a homllthe way of offense in the next. Fackler wnlked ·llild stole second two innings, a single by Shultz in and advanced to third when the run. Jacob Smith and Darrick the third and a double by Dar- thmw went into centerfield.Jolm rick Knapp fur Meit¥' in the sec- Stanley lifted B 1:1crifice fly to Ktmpp each doubll'CI fur Meigs while Ramsburg and David ond were the only hit:l gi~n up center scoring Fackler. " although the blustery conditioru The Raiders came back with a McClm~ each singled. Coach.Dan Thom:IS had pr:tise made e\'ery fly b.'lll an adwnture. run in the top of the sixth on a for both his pitchers after the · )ljwr Valley threatened in d1e Joey Graham single fullowed by top of the fuurth II! Jackson an in6eld hit by Dusun Gibbs, game. "Buzz did n nice job ton~ght, reached on an in6eld single. Mer Graham scored on Hollmbaughs a strike out, Dustin Gibbs sacrifice fly to left but again Fack- he IS n compebtor and didn~ ~ked; Robert Yost grounded ler secruted dte innings final out want to come out, and he back to the mound adwncing via a strike out. Cullunu came on . pitched wen:: the numers to second and third in relief of Fackler in the top of . ".1 thought tlmt Eric Cullums · :with two outs. Fackler got out of the seventh with the Marauders di& a good job in relief he diqn ~ lose his composure after he hit the inning by sitting Hollan- . leading S-4. After fanning the first batter, a the second batter and that was baugh down on strikes to end Cullunu pitch hit Allen who was intpdr!Qnt." ThomiiS cnlled it a the Inning. , The Mlll':luden then took the fun:ed out at second when Mar- good win for his club after two lead for good in the bottom of cum grounded back to the tougltlosses. . Ryan Wachter was second In the II 0-meter hurdles and the high Jump, and third in 300- · meter hurdles. Kevin Marcinko was third in the longjump. Results: Discus - Rou Holter, 1st, 127, • I\; Darren Scarbrough, 2nd, 112-8; Urandon : Werry, 3rd, 88- \0 .5; Travil Uatey, 5th, 82·.: 1.25. · :: · Shot put - R.J. Gibbs, 1st, 40-4.5; Scar-: ' brough, 2ntl, 39-5.5; Holter, 3rd, 38· 8.25::· :Satey, 4th, 37-10. ·• Doss· Melp Reds from Plp81 rtfay - tlallla Academy 4l!MI,HI Ml~illll 4:&4.111 latllll AOid• www.mydlillyaentlnel.com Clnergy Field wlli always bt a place of dread in Rockies' lore. They lost their lint seven games there as an expamlon team In 1993, and their last visit Wll! just as gutwrenching. Bell saw a lot of bad base- Neagle settled in ' and tl\e ball out of his team during its Rockies pulled ahead 3- 1. first Cinergy sweep since Brady Clark ended his 01993. Every game was the for-14 slump with a two-ru1l . sal\le - the Rockies wasted pinch single in the seventh off chances, then w~~tched the 'Tbdd Jones. rtick White (0-2) Reds pull It out. walked 'Tbdd Walker in the Left-hander Denny Neagle eighth and threw a wild pitch, gave up Juan Encarnacion's and Zeile's wild throw on first-inning solo homer into Ruben Mateo's grounder the new ballpark, a shot esti- · gave the Rockies that sinking mated at 454 feet. After that, feeling agai'l· . ..• ,...., includ~ low~\ R~l!l!ie Ev:m1 and IUinois' Frank Williarm, both of whom had disappointing easom after choos· ing to stay 111 their school . Ohio State coach Jim Tressel SAid he has seen no such lack of commitment or focus from Doss. "I've &een no evidence of it,"Tressel s:~id. . "I don't think there's anybody who's been at practice saying that Mike Doss hAS kind of half-stepped it," he added. "He's been on special teams, he worked h:trd on the defensive side. He bugs ntc every day to play on ollensl'. He's the h1st one out of the locker room, tht· first one· in the weight room ." Doss had 87 tn c kles, . thre~ ·sacks, three interceptions and four fumble recowri~s last season. In 2000, h~ had ll tcum-high \l4 tackles, three sacks, three interceptions :~nd thre~ fi.nnb lc recoveries. Linebncker Mm Wilhelm said · Doss' return makes cwryone on the defensiw sidt• more cflcctive. "It puts a little fear into the ofl"cnses we play, because ewry coach that upcominl! week is j!Oing to talk abo ut Mike Doss and tell his pbyers to know where he's at all the tilne,"Wilhdm sa id. Most people - ·even his co:1ches .- thought Doss would likely take the money and run to the pros. Ohio State defensive coordinator Mark Dantonio said he was thrilled when he heard that Doss was coming back. "I was exc ited for two reasom," Dantonio said. "b ne,l thought it se11t a message to our program that it's OK to stay another year. He set a precedent when he did that: to get his educntion, to stay and win a championship, to try to better himself as a The Dlllly Sentinel • P.ge 8 pla~r, And, two; hl'C1luse you automatically ha~ a guy w~m't say whtther h~ has to~ken out in•uran .e to cover who's not only a sbrter who you thought might possibly leave. but you've got an AllAmerican coming back." For hi ~rt. Doss Solid he will bt ready when the time does comes to go pro. "This i the last time I'm going to work for free.~ he SAid. "I'm !,>Oing to have a lot of fun rij!ht now, enjoying my teammates and looking . forw.trd to the season." Doss went to pieces during his january news conference when he poke about his -mother strui!Siing to 1mke end meet in her two-bedroom apartment in Canton. · Despite that, he said he has· n't spent any time wistfully · thinking about how much money might be in his checkbook had he taken the plunge. "You ran't miss what you never h:td," h ~ said . "I'm not going on spending sprees or living it tip. You know what I'm s:~ying? You never had a . chance to do that before, so I won't know exactly how to do it until the time comes." Doss, one of ih~ h:trdest _hitters in the college game, himself in case tlf a c~~eer­ threatening mjttry. · Regard!.-·"· Tre ·d s:~id he won't try to rem in l)os_< to avoid major <:olli~ion< . "He' a ~. dean, hardhitting kid;' Tressd said. " lu soon a< yo<~ l~t up. there's a little bit of a problem. I've setm more people get l».nged op then ." Doss continues to ask Tressel if he cat\ ret\trn punts, c~tch passes or run the ball on a reverse. 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Br~'~ I , indudinl! li\'t' lf,llll\'!1. in MJdtlu!l: hill a lin~rins ~ure which the bullptn (.UIMI m b-ock but in~de no ~. l'll~. of hrutl a ~tad. any kind, Uolm)' jl}l\6 (l-1) !lllow~l "I oemb.orr~~ my ~~~111.1\1)' th~t run in i. innin~r~, · man~!t"r an~l m ttlt:" $~td Tre\'\lt H ffilliln strudt out M~tltlul(, who ~Howl'tl J tht ~dt in tht- ninth lOr his c~fffr-high Ill rui11 in 4 ~ ~\'\:nth saw. innin~, ''l'w !{01 1t1 li!lul't' 11 £:<.POS s, Btutwo.s t out, su it dol'm 't h~ppcn AI Montre.al, L~ Stt~'\'IIS, lljJall\, . Chris Th1hy tnd Jl).\t Vidro How bl!d w~s Maddul!:? humtttd ~s th\" Expo · ~II. Mr. o.mimt, who set ~ !lretcl\l!d a wirmi11g ~ak tQ Nation..! L<'asue l't'tortl by sil( fnr t111- fint timl! ill twu going 72 I innings withmll ~~n. a walk l111t season. ~IIOwt'\ll\\'1! Stewns had a 1wa-ru11 bast'o on b-olls 3nd hi1 ~ b.lltl't. hon1er otT Ruben Qu~wdu He thh!w jus1 4M strik~ of hi (1-2) in the fint inninl!, I00 pilrht'!, Thny Armll!jt, (3-l) ~llu\\'\'11 He ~~~~~ up dght runs - a one run in $tx·plus innit\~ career high ftlr ~~~ inuins - and struck out nint, GnUHlle ~nd 'Mllked fo\tt whl'n Ari- Uuytll!'lt his fourth !4W. zona blew 1he 1!"11\1' upl'n in Mm '1, C.UOINALS 6 the fitlh, 'fu'tl of tho: walks At Ntw York, pinch-hitter m:re Intentional, ~ntl "n error Muk Johnson c:om1ectoo fOr by first b~seman Wcs Helms th<' Mel'S' fint homer in lll made four uf the runs tla~, a ti~hrellk:ing shot in the Ul10111'111'd, dghth in11ing. "If I forget thi , I'm stupid," The Meu cored fiw f\lnS in Maddu~ !llid. tht' liA:h to mlly from S-1 Elsewhert' in thl' NL, it 1\115: tlelkit and tQke two of three Pimburgh 3, Los An~les 2: from St. Louis, which lost for the Chicago Cubs 2. Snn the nimh time in I I lfllllCS. Fnmdsco I; San Die(!O ti. With one out in the eighth, Philadelphia 4: Montreal 5, Johnson lined an oppositeMilWIIukee I; Florida 5, field shot owr the left-field Houston 4; Cindnnati 4, Col- fence al!"inst DQW Veres (2-2) orado 3, and tht• New York for his scwnth career pinch Mets 7. St. Loui; 6. homer, The Diamondbacks were as l~diewr Scott Striekl3nd surprised as 311yone to see all (2• I) retired fiw stmight bQt• those runners cnming the t~rs for the win, and Armando plate. Denitez pitched the ninth for "It looked to me like he Wlls his sixth saw in six chances. not u 6ne Ill he is usually is," · MAIWNS 5, ASTI\OS 4 manager Dob llri:nly said. At Mionu, A.j.l3urnett (3-2) "That w.u wry uncharacteris- struck out nine in seven tic:' inninQ$. and Kevin Millar hit Q M'3ddux .didn't disagree. tiebreaklng solo homer ofF "My locatil:m Wll! terrible.'' Shnne l~eynolds (2-3) In the he said. "I missed up. I missed s~wnth. • down . I missed left nnd right." Drad~n Looper allowed one Maddux insisted his bock ruu in I 2-3 innings, and felt better tlmn it had all seQ- Vladimir Nu,nez l'l!tired son, but others wondered if it Richard Hidalgo with the lightened on a cool, windy tying run at second for hi! secni~ht. ond save. 'I'm sure he 's still corning back from the injury," llraves catcher Henry Blanco said. Damian Miller drove in four runs as the Diamondbacks took two of three from the Braves. Rick Helling (3-2) gave up twO runs in six inninl!! for Arizona, which hns won eight of its last nine at Thmer Field. "You newr · expe~t to get that many runs against Oreg Maddux," Helling said. "When we got two in the first inning, I was very happy with that.'1 Plt 'M H ' CUBS t ,.. It I t.. J tO It --. S&.l..!lltlill NL ' I II \1 * hit • "' ~ • l 311 t.. "' • "' • ••• . Silt 13 ...... Soft_. " • '" ~~ ......·~~~--~· · =W!IIAs.o ...... ' ....... ,_,... s. NllliM 14 . . . .I ~ II \1 CG'IItwa ,.,. . I· Sill) 3 tn 1lwo ...... 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Thm~s seortd s~vtn runs ill th~ llllh ufrfivt pltehreliever Mik~ Mal!nllt\t\', ~H - 1.\111! short orthe m(\jor RANG It$ tl, il'AI);Ul' record fin ~n Inning. DLUI!jAVS 9 TwiNS 6 1 Dllvtl. R.AVS 2 llill.t h· hitter Ho,;rbcrt 1\'rry AJ. Plertynski hlt ~ tying tied th11 g;lt\1~ with. " singl\' sin~~;h! with Olle out In the otf Onn Pies~~ (1 -2) and Alo,;N Rodrilllli.'t rollowt'd with A nimh luning And pineh-hitttr I!O•Ah~lltl tioubl" AS 1\<liQ! Dou11 Mhmtki~wiet fullo\11\ltt owrtam~ " 9-1! d<!fielt In the with ~ twu-run double. J~tque Jones ~tided ~ twoei~~;hth nt Arlington. 'l'ht run hom11r otT Estthlln Yln Rnn~n hntl trnillld 6-0. Rodrigu~1 uro\'ll in thl'l'e (1 - 1), who had oonwrtoo tO runs tbr the Rnt\j!en, whu strai11ht S<~V\l chAnces sinec nbo p;Ot " twu-run homer w.~stlng a .lead agalnn Mlnne!OtQ ]Qst Aug. 12. from Carl Bvel'lltt. 'Th\1 l~Anl!ll~' Mike Lnmb, Minncsoti had lmt nine in his first tm\iot .league sltl.tt stralt;ht games at Thinpa B11y as a (atcher, ht~.tl " puscti ~II. 1111d 12 or \4 0\1\'l'llll Al!llh\!t was unAble to block thret.' the Devlll\.ays. Mike Jackson wiltl pitdtcs, ollo\\1\'tl two ( 1-0) I!Ot on11. oll! for the win. steals anti rAiled to COIIIC Up with an olitlidd throw ol thu 1\\~ IJ.IIII<'!. .i~mbi, pt~ "r an Your Mom TlllaM'Mhtr' Day, a heartfelt ''Thank You" could be tht olft you could ever olve your mother. Don't ml11 this opportunity to say It, To B ~ ubllshed Friday, Ma~ .10. rlie Da'ly · Sentinel )(3 Grtttlng $10.00 1X5 Grtttlng • $13.00 Happy Mother's Day Happy Mother's Day (Your .. Mother's Name) Love Terry, Kelll &. 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ASSOCIATtO PRUS tl1ro.'o!' itmhi!J'I t~g~imt Thromo l'rttlro M~rtulel h~s th~l on openln~t dd His liRA llllll<'~t~bl~ luok of ukl ami drupr<'ll fmm 21 ,00 to .'1.311. se.-m ntl tllt' "·~ Sun Woo Kim ~1lo1\l\'d un~ b.ltk !'rum th~ ~rm hit 111 th~ dghth Jnd Willi~ probl\!111! th~t ~ul UQnk~ t1nishl'd tl1l' twu-hittcr, short his .t)\ll sc~~un , .'lfut Ni~un . homered uml The threl.'-time Cy Yullllll M~nny 1\.Qmirea h3tl three Aw11rd wlmm limitl'\1 U~lti- hit11.md twu lUlls fur Uuston. more ttl \lllOl hit in sc\'l'n u..lthmll'l!~ O.lvin Maduro inninl!$ Thurstl~}\ hdpins the (1 · 2) Jtitlll'\'u liw runs "ntl sil'( .Dimon Rctl Sol( «Vtlitl " hits in fiw innini\11. threr-~~~me sweep with a 7-n ATHIJITI s 6, YANIUi. s 2 vktory 11t lltnLlcn Yurt!~. Mi~1cl ~uclu hit 3 three• Murtincl (J-tl) h.1tl n ~~~- r1u1 hmut'r, Grell M~n son~high I0 strik<'outs untl 1odtlt'tl u IWtl•run hmncr fur hdd ih~ Orioles hitless 11ntil Onkh1nd, Qlld Fr11nk Gury Matthuwsjr. lin,'\111 sin· M1.•n1.'chino h11ti1111IU.II tlouglc to ril!ht willt two utii'S in blo.\ the iNth. Umy Zito (1 · 1) nlluwtltl "The day a no-hitter is one run nnd fiw hit~ in su\1\'n goinl! 10 hupp~ti, it's jmt innings tu defeat Mike Mussigoin~ to happen," Martinez ·un (3· 1), who gJw up sil( runs s11id. 'I'm not w:>inl! to try tu · ami sewn hits in S 2-3 go look for it, or try tu owr- innings, strikinl! out nine. · tlo anythinl!· I'm just l!uing to . Jnson Gi11mbi went hitless k~cp n1y poise ami 1ry to in three At· batl "l!"inst Zito plteh my way th~ll~h Ill}' Ql\cr l!'lilll! 4-for-1! in th~ nrst ------------------------~ ,· ~~ IU 'tu' Martinez has that unbeatable look of old 31 00DOIIRI l Name ol Nur1e'---- - - - - - - - - I Ac Pitaburgh, Urian Giles Place of Employment hit a !Wa-run single against YourName ,I Hideo Nomo (2-3), who limAddreta _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _;.__ _ _ __ ited Pittsburgh to three hill in six innings but walked five and . a hit batter. Phonell - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 Josh Fogg (3-0) became the Ada Muel Be Prepaid 1 · first Pirates rookie to win his 1 tim three starts since Tim Wakefield won four in a row · Mall or Drop off at in 1992. He struck out seven and gave up one run The Dally Sentinel unearned - in 5 1-3 innings. 111 Court St. Mike Williams pitched the Pomeroy, OH 45769 ninth for his league-high ninth save. The Pirates anured themselveJ their tim winning All ada must be prepaid April in eight yean with their seventh victory in nine games. PrKATEI l•li """'' ~''•a tf'nlt.l) M Sot~\ DloQollll ~~ '""' ~ ·~uo.., St--.. ~~ . DleQil~1 · 11at~IW. I..'"I=M · UOI).wo, ONLY Includea Photo -..~. ,, 7._,, II\ MMM. ' -• ._._ 1X2AdRuu M1y8tb $10.00 .. ~~ l, GIANTS 1 At Chicago, the Cubs won their 15th straight Wrigley · Field game started by Jon Lieber as Sammy Sosa home· red and Dclino DeShield! hit a go-ahead grounder. Lieber (3-IJ) is 14-0 at Wrigley since losing to Arizona's Randy Johll!on last May 18.1n his first appearance since April 20 because ·of elbow soreness, Lieber allowed one run in eight innings. Antonio Alfonseca got hi s fourth save. Livan Hernandez (4- 1) lo!t despite pitching his second complete game. WIIN,.. $til :10 1. I 11'1~10 l "'-W. '*"*' at -....., ""' • Mis=-~~"' ...... ~~"' at *"' ...... tift I• ., . . ' ,.--.,. ·~ • -~ =-= ... toe. ::::..., • I" '~ a..,....... .....,...... 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COUNrr, OHIO HOMI NATIONAL 1)3, 10,17,14,1001 · April 2fi, 200 I Ct11Numblr: lANK If Yf»l Stt tills ·fl ~ baH n .~r b111 II 01•CVoOie ,jlfi!IIJ,I}IISI /lkt P11bllo Nollae •-ttoltl Ohio lno., Slii.Stlttftt lftiAII ~~ 13, ... u, 1001 cllltiiMftOIII · )'1!8tel'llay. f:ldtl ~~~~ atrrltr/MOI!ster Morlt... Co. ol IN THI COMMON wllllo~~t~ )'till vrey Ohio, PlllniiH . at lil'tllfiiiNI I'LIAI COUIIIT 01' HIJWIJ nHI/ wish lhnl Pllbllo Nollat Vl. MilOt COUMT't, lo.so'.J IMI/owtef! Dtnnll M. Ltvtnder, )'till ""'rt ,!11/1 with IJJ, ~OHIO 1111 IN TKI COMMON IMI'tY, ask lttr Shelly & Jnrn~~ •• PLIA.I CAll NO. COUIIT 0' IIDW Dill 1111 II ... 111 purtlllnot attn Lnngu~ll. LcDcona 01 CV171 •• MIIOI COUNTV, Allal Oflltt of lilt Hcclllselltr OHIO Slnelnlr, Kyl~ & • dlriOtecl 10 1111 IIDIII DOMIITIC HOttll NATIONAL nld oautt, In lht Penny Sln~lnlr, fltttliY**"'t lANK, I'I.AINTII'I' IIII.ATIONI tbolll IIIIIUIIIIOIIQ11 1 DICIIION •VI· ltltOW/ Altsllia Sinclair 1 will oHtr lor 1111 11 fiiOIIIIIT 1'. IIUbllo IIIDIIDn II lht IIIIIOMAN AKA MOTICI IV iiDDf lht Mllgl IIIOIIIIIT IIIIQMJ\N, CoutllyDlCourlhOult, PUILICJ\TION •' Atlllltlte Otntral • liT AI. IIDIIIIMO'tt Oh Ia on Clot No. DI·DII.011 . TIIUrtdty, Mty $0, II NOTICI 01' IALI 10110 a.m. lht IIVIIIL't IIJ\1 tonawlng iltlltlbld 111011 . ly vlflllt or an I'MIUIIItl II'I.AlNTtl'l\ OI'CIII Ill 1111 llllltd lllllllllllln lht VIIIIQI •VI• Dill ot tht Comman IIHIIII, Counlv ot RIAL I!ITATIIIRVICII IIIALII'H IDWJ\IID 1'1111 Collll Dl Mtllt ot Mlllt ll'ld IIIII of ROa ,1~ IT~IIT , NIW HAVIll, WV 11011, Jll., . Counlv, Ohio, In •~• Ohio, lD•wlli . DIIIINDAMT. 0111 Ill tht HOIIII ltllnnlng 11 tht Tllephone 304oii2-240S Ntllonal lenk.J I'IDrlhHtl Ol I Pltlnllll, VI, lloblrll', oar111n 101 0011111 by taiATOPPOATUN%1'111 : 'flll RALPH IIDWJ\IID ltlgman akt I!Obtrt P.O. WD11 dttdtd DIOIIIIcl, 1 ; • 11011, Jl!,, WhOM ltrgman, II 11,, lo Mtllnilt IN MASON COUNTY Dobblnll • ' ltllllnow11 tddllll Dtltndtnlt, upon 1 thtnot 1111 · Ont OHIO REVIll LOTI· Public Water 4 : 11 Ul4 AahlDn Judam•nl lhtrtln Stw1r Avallablt , Upllnd Rotd, llnlftrtd, btlng Otlt Hundrtel Nllltltln • : Alhlon1Wott Vlrtlnlt No. o 1 •CV• na In (118) IIIII 1~1no1 ONIIA'n:Nf RIITAURANT• Includu ' • lllol, P"ltnl . 11ld Court, lht toullr 11 rlghl tllllt, llxlytwo (II) lttll Aaal !ttat• d All !qulpmlftt. : tddrttt 1111known. 11111111 ol Mil II C1111ntv, Ohio, wlll lhlnOI Will II tight , vou trt hlrtb~ otltr lor 1111 11 lht lllllt Ont Hundrtd At. II • Jutt Out Of Town, ~•modeled . nollhtd thtl you htlll ttonl door or tht Nlnllttn (111) ltlll hou11, New kaat pUIIIp, new wlrl~~g a~d ; · bttn ntmtd a CoullhDIIIt · In lhtnOI Norlh tl rllh plumbl~t. bo1tm1nt, outbulldfnt: privata • Dlltndtllt In tha ·Pomeroy Mtllt 1n1lt, llxty•lwo ( bockyard. . to lht PilOt 0 : ullon tnlllltd COIIn\V. bhlo, on lht lilt btglnnlng, • IIVIIIY 1111 II Ott, 1111 dty ol Ml't, 1001, I'AIIIOIL NUMIIII, UNION At:l· 4 acl'l.l, eontllllporary ttylt : , l'lalnllll, vt. lltlpll 11 10:00 t.m., lht 11.00174.000 houll, cathedral calll~~g and balcony. tParn lilwerd fllott, ~r., following ltnda tnd· hal two hor11 ttallt. Loti of oth1r IKTI'GI. ; Dtltncltnl, Thlt ltnlmtnlt, IOOIItd II l'fiiOIIIIIIT't •aollon h11 bttn 41 lllvtrvltw Or., AOI:IIIIII1 701 Mtln : tttltlntd 0111 No, Mlddl1por1, OH 111111 lltolnt, OH S!IIIIEST 111:1· Prlct reducad: $6UOO •OI•Dti•O 11, tnd It 41710, A oomplllt 417711 3 Ill ranch· A·l conclltlon, central air, l'trmtntnl PIIOII • ; pending In tht Courl ltgtl dt1orlpllo11 of 24 11 24 garaga. Nlctly lond1caped yard. ; . or Common l'lttt of lht lltl ttllll It 11 nu111bl11 11.00J74.00 • Mtlll Oounly, Ohio. followtl AT 31· Mlnut11 fra111 New Haven• l'ro~~trtY tddrtttl • Tht ObltOt Of tht Tht fOllOWing 701 Mtln llrttl, U5 acru, nice 3 lA houtt, laumant : Compltlnt It ID tHk dtiOIIbld 1111 111111 level flnllhed for uporott living are~~: ~0 • lht following rtlltf tltUIIt In ltlllbUr~ llaolna, Ohio 41771 Prior lnttrumtnl M 40 outbulldlnt. . ' , 110111 ~OUI TllwnlhiP In tht rtltrtnOtl · """· lht 1111nllng VIUIIt of Mlddii!IOrl, ?t,ptgtiNVOIIImt : ol 1 dlvorot from lht ltollon 11, Town 1 MffJWAV DArYl• 4 Ill hou11, aprr~)(, 111 North, lltngt U 117AiiiaiHd · Dtltndtnll Z,000 1q. ft., In ground pool. Ltve lot. .oo ; IICOND, lhtl lht Wtel, Counl~ of $80'1, T IIMI 01' lALII : · l'ltlnllll bt granltel Mtllt tnd lltlt ol To bl 1old tor no IHI • ' ltmporlf~ and Ohio, bounded 1nd 1htn lwo-thlrdt ol lht POMIAOV IT, MAlON· lpoclout 3 lA ' ptrmtntnt OUIIOdy IIIIOrlbld II 'fOIIOWII tpplllltd VIIUt. Thl houtt, Ptra room for offlcl/crofu, of lhl ptrlltl' minor ltlng t.ot No. 17 of · purohtterlt) thtll CtMral air, boltllltnt, 10 ~ 200 lot, ' thlldrtn1· IUVIIVIIW • AOIII iiiPDIII 111000,00 : . THIII01 11111 1ht lubdiVItlon In till wilh tht thtriH llthl :llltlnllll bt g11n11d Vllllgt ol Mlddltporl, llmt of ttld ttlt. ATI U II!LOW IRirJII· Nearly ntw ltmportrv tnd Mtlll County, Ohio, 3 Ill h0u11, 2 both1, fully equipped ptrmtntnl ohlld 11 IIOOrdtd In kitchen, garag•. eu-.1011 from tht Volume 4. Ptgt "I Rtlph ·•· Trulltll, l:ltftndtnt tor lht Mtlll Count~ ll'lt lh11IH UI'P!R 40'1• Coay 3 Ill raiiCh. Ha~dwOild floo~• . boltmtnl, Corner lot, : =r:,:~l mInor "'::~:~tnot Dlld• I' II AN K l • I'OUIITH lht1 tn Volullll 71 l'tatU7 WOOLDIIIDQI CO,, IIIUTOWN AfJ· Spoelout 3 or 4 Ill : · aqulllblt illvltlon of Mtlll Oou'my Oflloltl L..II'.A., O.L.. M11n1, ~r. · tnd Lturenot I. til mtrllllttttlt tnd lllcordl l'dnck, 11111 acra, lora• gaN~g~/worklhop. illftl Ill miCitttnd Auditor'• l'trotl · Landon, AHornaya . "'H 111 1 th No lti-CIOUI 000 lor Pltlntltt, 100 LITAIIT· 60'1, b~lck l'dnch, 3 Ill, ""trdl "I" !lltltndtntbl:,...,.: Thl tibovt loulh llttriiii'OII, air, baHmant, gai'Gfl, wo~klhop . ;•to II•~ l'ftlnllfft dtaorllltd rttl Nltlt Columbut, Ohla •' lltornty ltlt In tltlt II tOld "II It" 411011 Ttlll 114•111• •uN CI.UI AO· U ac~.. 4 b1d~oom • mllllr1 wllllout wtrttntlta or 1111, houta,lorp polt bottlt, p~lc• iow 70'•. ; IIXTH, 1111.1 1111 10nVIntn11• •,l'ltlnllll ... rtiiOrtd • 1'!10 11 111TV II •t (4) II, (II I, 10, 17, U 0 0 11 1 1 WI HAVI OTHIA LEJTINI~1 ·to hlr loi'IMI' . n tllll of " .. •· "'llo NOUt I 'ltvtrl~ l!tt Htlll lllnrvlew Dr., • ,._ CAI.L TODAY. WI Wil.L H!LI rOU •tnd MlcldiiHrt, OH 41110 l'rND THI MONATY THAT II lUIT • IIVINTH1 tor tuol\o I!IAL II TATI THIITATI 01' OHIO · Ax.HT 1'0. VOUI COUNT\'01' .:011111 rtller 11 IIIIi" AII,IIAIIID A11 CUYAHOGA ' Court mt~ dHtlt lUll 140.000.00. Tht rtll IN THI COUIIT 01' . tnd equHiblt. et111t unnOI bl uld COMMON IILIAI • Y41U trt I'ICIIIIIICito lor 1111 t1t1n two• MIIOf COUNTY, , ·t n I W II I h I tltlldl 1111 tpptiiHd CAROI.VN THOitN,.~,Iroker 112·24'7 OHIO .Ctmlllllnl wllltln vt1111. lANDY IUM- 104221 AMY LAVN1oll2·12ta :twt:~l£:ltJU) 10~":lw~l'a:~l.=~ CAll NO. 01-CV-oot Tlltltl OLIVIIt• 111·2110 ·=llotllon of 11111 ~ 1!, ""boftl~!!, on • .,."DAVfT 11011 'NOliN, Wllloh wilt bl - •. , .. • .:::::J'l: · .fo '"""'· ".. , - Lyle R. Sinclair ,.l"· 11 11 1 " .. ... ~~t:r~ ~:~: :~ ln-l In th• -•I d • 1:..-11 """ ..cr ul blliiW' llt~lltll Ill till •~11•I tt•--y~ •• ,..• • v _,_v Olllo, tounty o Mill• allll 111111 ol Ohliit Pttetl "'M' 8t~n · "' ' l!lllrlOILoiNo. 111 111111 1111111 tn LIIICIIln Hill Ann 1 ull on tD Polftwll~, 1 n II llltlltlbed •• lollow~: . hllnnlna 11 1 1111tt1 In '\Ira ual alilt oi htoook llrtai, lilt Mlllh I ...MI 44' north IIIII of whit MM IIU Mt lrOIII Wll lol'll!erly llleftl 1111 htl'ltlw•t-- llllltlilln'* 1ot 1 oU.o:t~ 101, wllltll tfttnoe llgrth 70 - .-arty IWMII 1111'"1 end a<)' Mil •Y Vallntt..,. 1n 1111 to the liitfiDIIh ..1111; nOrtlllltl eomtr ol thin•• elone whet waa formerly ll'a•u• lt!'IIIIOIIIII "-11H11lttn'• lOt; , i i l l - 111<1 U' lhtllae Iouth I fr.l -~ " ' - - dearwe ..,d :10' wetl MUll! ?4 111"1• tnc1 116 IMI thl llltca 10'- IN.J • to of beglnnlne, 1111 n01tht/o ..l - tonlelnlnt 201100 ol L11t No. IIJ; eerlmore or lfla. lhtnct · nortl'l I Alto a former del- 10' -~ Ito grentet II lo hiYI flit llonD 1M _.,1 f,.. end undlap~led lin. ot Lot No, Ill to ule elong the north • llf'lll iocuet poet; tldt or what wu thtnee tllUtll 70 rormariY. Rena lllam1, _ , t81i.l IEiteletlln e lot or e Mt Ill 1111 pltet or tlghl·of•way u now btlllnillng, loc•t•d Ia Peacock ::l!~elnlng SZ/tOO D d I C ~ e erence ea • X III'T lnl VoluMe 284, pege "Uowlnfi from the &&1, Melgli counly IIIOYI lllicrlbed ~reml111 · told 10 Dltd Recorda. .. II 11II•• ~1n Audllllrl I y-•n mv " -· PtrCII b; d.. d dated No. 11-0I ...... l'ebruery 14, 1lin 1 ::~0:\ ~:~:.·~s biOIIIIllllfi II tile In Sugar Run In the •OIIIh-t co,.r of 1 1 0 111 lot lormtrl~• owned L n H111 Annuatlol\ IO b~ Rent l!ltaltlaln Pomeroy, 1 nd lht 11m1. btlng lht blgllll\lllg at the IIOHhW.at corner of South•••• comer of Lol No, 113; thtnct 6 lot now owned ~lth 'lt~~eg,.., tnd R•n• Eltllattln 1ha -· w.. l . to teet; . thence nollh 20 llltlret• tnll ~o· welt to t':':· ° ,,,... NOnt'IMII COIMf 01 !-Ot No. IU; ~~~~­ Iouth '1't • 30' wee! 10 ~~ ttllnoiWetl NIilriiiO.I 10..,... 14 IHI, thlllortllllnt 6f f111111 ll11111e1n't lot; thence North 10:10' 1811 1n flit lo lhe NlilriiiHII eoraf R11t11 IIHitleln't lOt; tlllnet, tout~~ .. :10' Will 110 !eel 10 tilt place ol beQinnlne conlllnlng 201100 tcre, more or lee1. Audllor't Parcel No. tl-0115& The Dalend•nte named above ere required lo a newer on or before the dey of, :1002. CITIBANK N.A. AS TRUSTEE to IV: SHAPIRO & FELTV, l.L.P. Samantha S. JoHph, Attomty tt-Law Attorney lor Plalnllft• Pwtllloner 800 Wtll Sl, Clllr Avtllue, 2nd Floor Clevtlend, OH 44113 (218) 121·1530 (3) 13, 18, 28, 2002 (4) 2. e, te, 2002 HtlpWtnted QOW HIRinG ................ll.lyll *new location* ftll positions ·full &Part-time · ftpply In person after 3:30pm ............... •••tl•y CAU . . OffiCI AI 991·2 I Dwight Icenhower as ... ELVIS! It Friday, April 26, 7:30p.m. Meigs Middle School . Auditorium Admission $5.00 Advance tickets available lrom any Pomehly Elemenlary Flflh Grade Walmart Plaza Maaon, WV .. Sludenl oral Pomeroy Elementary. All prceads will go toward the Pomeroy Fifth Grade Spring Field Trip.· ~I_Gmental)l , BUSINESS IS GREAT and wo nooa to atttt a u~&d tll & lrll!lk nleaptOfualonal 10 hilndle me volume WE OFFER SALARY & COMMISSION MI!OIOAL INBU~ANOE & AGIIEAT INVENTOIIY WE REQUIRE · OLiAN, HON£8t SEL~ STARTERS, NO !X~~RIENOE NEOESSAIW, COMPLETE TAioiNINQ ~IIOGIIAM ~Q~ lo oON~If)~NflloL INtERVIEW, CONTACT Chuok or Jerry at (740) 5112·2487 Business Services No WAik•lna J)leAit! SOUTHEAST IMPORTS BUPIABTOAE 03 Oolumbua Alhtna, OH 451tl1 Plegsgnl Vglley Hospllal, u non-profit healtheure futility, eurreMIIy has open positions for the following : I) Qru: Part-time MLt/MT for E!venlngs/Nlghls (30 hours u week or more) Must have or be Immediately eligible (or WV license 2) Ill:a Purt-lime experienced Phlebotomists for Bvcnlngs/Nighls ( JO hours a week or more) Sl!nd.resume to: PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL tlu Hum~n ReNoul'l!es 25211 V111ley brlv~ Point Plealillnt, WV 2SS50 Or call (304) 6'7!1·43401 l!:xt. 1414 Or FAX to (304) 67!1·691!! AA/!01! . ) MANUYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (1 O'K 10' 610'K20') ·. (740) 992·3194 992·6635 ' 1'111A WOPK., J DONUT 51/0P 00 · stt,ooo .ts: §1P "And Morel" ·Ooo Summer Job Opportunities "Attention all Colle1e and pacluatinr Hip School StudentI" St Rt 881 & Connoly Drive Tuppers Plains, Oli Also serving sausage gravy & biscuits Dally Lunch Specials 740.887•0030 DoD't put up tbt1 opportunity to llllke 11.000 to 1!1,000 IMIDOI'e 4urtnr the aum~aer 111onthl. Ift6,ino'l. Jna,, in JICk1011 would to tptlk to JOU about our JUIIIIII' Job opentnp No nperlence nece•earyl Plelu eall u1 at '740-39!1-Z170 tor more information•. Full tbae Job opportuntU111 1110 avalflllle. no l!llllploftl ~-----~------------------------------------------------~~~ - "Quality /fiJnlf! lmprovtments" Con1pt!IIIV1! 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Display Ads Day ' s Paper Sundays Paper • Start Your .Adl Wit, A Kayward • Include Complete Description • lncllofdt A Prlct • A¥Oid Abbrt¥18tlons . • Include PhOne Number And Addreu When Needed • Adl .S hould Run 7 DIYI \ \\ tIt '\ t I \I I \ I -., PI<:MSONAI.S i c I ;;~ II'" M- p.m. II'" All Olsplev: 12 Noon .2 Business Days Prior To Publication sunday Display: 1:00 p.m. Thursday f'or Sundays COlo--..--....... Includes Up To Over 15 Ads 10 odll, rojlol, ot- 1 • r r· ~ "~•••-•-•pol Inside Yard Sale, Trinity Help wanted caring lor tho RN HOUSE MANAGER All Mak.. Lawn Mowers ' Mothcdlol Church, Pt aldorly, Can11 Group Home, Ohio llcenoed reglalored and 'Outdoor Power Equip· It "::~ It. '."'_.-·~-~~-Rmr.IS_ _.I 6 Newly Remodeled 3 BR, 2 owir 10 uaed homes priced 1 ·3 Bodrcoma Foraclosod BA LArge Living Room, Din· oto~lng at $495. Call Har· Homea From S19V/Mo., 4% lng Room, Large Walk-In otd, 740-385·9948, Down. 30 V..ra at 8.5% 7 In Kl1ct\en. Full 84..,.nt Wont a now home? Own 3323Ext1709. wfth one car garage. 1 112 your own larid? We dol Coli ooroa. (740)248-15064 ~740)4<46·3384 lor your now 1 bedroom houM on 143, Haa Bam . Apple Grove . April 28-27 carpentere and ctrp6ntars with experience in handling openlnga. Varloua houri. ectvertl• "any PNrerenot,llmlt8ttonor Nk:a Spilt Lewl home. All- coma epm· (740)388-1799, 9·?. Como and bring o , lrlond. Rooe leonard Why walt? Start mooting (304)576·2635 A ON • ·~ ·Ohle slngloa tonight, call toll ,,.. 1·800·768·2623 ext ucn ~·u 1821 . Ji't.EA MAIIKic,. hel))lfs. Raqulromonlo- vat· ld drlver'a license, tools, tranarrtatlon & rolentncoa. Looo work, good poy. Christian'• Construction, 1403 Eastern Ave.. Galllt» 111. Otllce houro 8-5 Mon.ANNolJN(.'EMENili 160 Flea Mart . Houra: Fri. (7401446"4514 · ~ . Thurlday-Sunday, 8·5. 6 McClure'• Rastauront now mllta North on State Route hiring all 3 locatlono, lull or r r I ·Are you !Ired of those har· 160. 740 441 -8833. aaalng phone calla? Don't k.- where lo turn? Coil& lind out your opllono, Bron· aon Caplan & Aosoclatll 1· Bee·699·2974. ' C·1 a..r Carry Out permit !Or Mit, Cheater Townmlp, . Molgo County, Mnd lotttnl ol lnttrul 1o: The Dally otlentil*l PO 8oJI 729·20 Pomo,.,Y Ohle 48789 . ' ' •/!1lkl Earth Doy every doyl 111onate to RtU181nduotrloo. WANrm 10 Buv long term care luuos. Inter· ootod caridldotouhould spPly to: Rockap~nga Aohabll· Ita!I on Ctnttr 38759 Rock· springs Reid, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789, Kyla Lee, AN, Dlrootor ol Stall Devalop· dm10 8" 18· 7 4~:~ 9h2s"6 8.~c·eEo'' "n"c. ' ~ " ' : 11 an Equal Opporlunlly Em ° 11 1 8 1 part·tlme, pick up applloa• ployer that 1 Cullom Building & Rtmod· ellng. Over 18·yro -~tnoa. Frto eotlmtlta. F~lly lnaurod. For Ill your ~~:S~~rN'9 n~~d:4o-'l~~~~ 8514 · Encouragea Georgtt Portable Sawmm, lion allocotlon & bnng book Workplace Dlvenllty. M/F dOn't haul your logo to tho between 9:30am & ON . mllljuatca11304-675·1957. 10:00tm, Monday thru Sat· ujdoy, Somoone to work on tram Interior/ E•terlor Painting ~:~· d~~~~ ~:.,~:· .~v; ~~~~~~~~r:· R~~!~~~~!"i Abaolulo Top Collar: u.s . Sllvor, Gold Coins, Prool· aeto Diamond• Gold Rln '1 u s c~~ency. M. Tgs: Coin Shop, 181 s.O. ond Avenue Galllpollt 740· 2 ' ' 448·284 · 'd 1 1 Need woman to live In and yearo commerc1a1 "ng caro lor elderly lady, during "porlanco, no CCL ••· tho day. For homo ond oat· q(lu41r0old388 . 3897t8Q. 40 I hours. ary. (304)675-2933 17 ·8 oven ngo. . Now Accepting Pool Appll· AVON! All Aroaol To Buy or callono lol Admtlllon, Con· Sell. Shirley Spearo, 304~;·::- B~::d"'::'~ ro~ ceotlon, Management! arid 875-1429. h ' · (7401992 7599 l,llaguarda lor tho Gal !polio • '-'d , Stores In Athens and Alba· 8 area. • MunlciRBI f»ool. Applloallona THe Alhtnt·MaiQI c; UCI· '11'· 1-800·637·7800 · • Wanted 10 buy· 4 Land may be picked up at tho Ilona! Sarv~e canter hao a :~~rww.rouaolndustrles,org Honl, No Whl.lo Onto. Municipal Building, % Roc- poelllon opening lor a Literr====~7-- 7401388 ,9824 reatlon Department, 518 aoy, & Mentorlng Coordlna· .RIIIIt Moy 1, 1988 Chevy . Second Avo Galllpolll tor to HJVO the Alexander T-10,1992 Lumina. rlckata OH. Corttlloatkino aM work Local SChool District Appll· 13.00 each. For Information · parmllo oro required v.!lora canto must have laughlot• , call ~8'(5·11<173 nocoaaary. Deadline lor Ap- · montorr raadl1111 lor a mini· $:' Thlo -flllll'"' will not knowingly Hoopt nloton D~ve. Point Ploaaant. 2-3 br. 1ba. Fenced bact< yard with now dock, 1 car gorago, Now Roof. (304)875·5073 . PRICE A!DUCnONI !O.S Acres with 1999 FIHtwood Mobile Homo Near Galllpo· Ita. Excoll<lnl Condition, Prl· vote, Country Soiling. advertiHIMntl tor rwl Slocketl Pond diiCflmlnallon- on ,_,color. rolltllon. oox temlllllololuo or national otlgln, or ony tnltnllon to mtkoonyauch prolertnot, limitatiOn Of · dloc~mlnatlon." link accepted. (304)773· 5057 Eollmataa. (740)368·8041 Aok lor Mike. Lllwn Ctro C '·I & •~tl I H ommerc~ rea-· a' • cenood, lnaurod, roaoonable ra1oa, tree oollmotos upon vla11304·578·4044 r Lllwn Clrt lng room, OR, Ctntral Air, blo loot refrigerator with Ice r 1 I I rio l t -I .eoa. 1: I i I5 0.: ' t. r 1 dock.-- r = =::."C c riD M I ' v.tlil)s.w:- " I1- Pr.IVAwa I CiOttlll : Na<:o. ' ' • · :!1103 '""guards lor LDndon ' please lndlcole _,job your art applying lor, ltnCI to or cJrop ott 11 Cltrkl 01· liCe, SyriOUIO VIllage Hill, . - ...., Stlllng...,tg,lhi!JotAoy· Dll2.8Q4f o1 0ot1c · PINN coli 740-892·28~5 doyo or 740- 3 -oom, In Middleport. Dll2·2715 Olltningo arid call Tom Antleroor> .n.r PO 8oJ1288, SVro<use, Oh. ~ut<erido. 5prn, (740)192-3348. montil., $200 dtpolll, ~~hoveh app,.,. 1malti~..LO (7~0)992-4163 ~;. ,... 1 u- omoo or u.-r aaga $2,000, call 1·800-637-3238 ~pjo~ · ~~""":':""......, lorlnlo. MOBILEHOMES With let, Nlct, Privott, Hill . tUR R£Nr pump, porchte, vory roo· ~ • oonablo priced. All oltctrlc. 14x70 2 br. troller, $275.00 Hartford. (304)882-2389 a men. .,lop. & utll. ln Han· FARMS 'lord Wv 304-8112-2580. i I j Off Slate maker arid deluxe dlahwaohor. Qnly 149.1105.00 tlellvero<larid Mlup on your foundation. Cole'o Mobile Homtt U.S. 50 Eaal Atheno, Ohio 45701 2 a 3 Homoa. Dtpooll Va!toy 84droom Mobile Rolorencoo and Required. · River School Dletrlcl. ~740)387-0032 2 bedroom moblla homo lor ·rent, no pets, ~740)992· 5858 -2-br-._M_o_b-llo_H_o_m_o_rl-gh-1 acrou New Haven Gratle SChool. $200. dopoalt $300. month . Reloroncoa. (304)882·1107 Furnlohtd ont bedroom, elootrlc htal pump, wuher & dz,er, no poll, relanlnceo raqu rid, traoh & walar peld, ronl $300 &luo depooft & tl9(llr~. (74 )992·11882 LAte MQ!jol uold 18x.30 on rented lot. Lata model small 74Q.S92·1D72 I I lth tie orw. 14x70 late model r H tor taM w op n Commercial BuUdlng lor Jackoon Aroo, (304)875lo bUy: 4 bedroom, large f!tnl, Con be uold for reo• 3889 kitchen, 1 1/2 balho, lauronl or olllct bUilding. ~·-~----.. Fo F.A.N.G. heat-central air, loc«tad on. Cedar StrHt. r AJtAJm.mm Rmr rlvor view from large lront ·catl (740)256-8881 !!"~, ioal8.,..:•"'•:: b · ~w-,.;FOI!iliiiliil--..,1 ii(i\'2' no ,....s. • Lars & 11 and 2 bedroom aportACRE'AGE manti, lurnlohod and unrw Hou18 & 14x70 Troller on ~ , nlohod, oecurlty deposit ro10+ ocroo Gollla Counl~. G . B lldl s•qulrod, no pelo, 740•992_ Owner wlllllnonca w/ down 10 ru 1 u ng · - at 2218 payment & olgnld contract. Morning Slor Eolttos, Ba· -~·---:--::~--:~ (740)820·4229 allor 4:30pm ahan Road, Roctno, Oh 1 Bedroom In Crown Cl"', (Melgo Cty) from 2.3to 6.6 12801 ., 02 HouM lor Slit by Owner, Acret, Pr~od from $20,000 mo. (74 ) 58-1249 r 1 Good Vlow oi river. Out ol to $39,000 In approvtd oub- 15 Court Stroot. Very n~o llood plain: 3BR, LR, OR, dlvlolon. 740-992-5072. aparlmonl, 2 BA, · 1 112 Bllh, New Gaa Furnace, Kitchen, Small CHnatla, 2 1I 9 acre lerm off At 2 Loon, /11/C, Specious Kitchen, 011 would make good hunting Slrttt Parking. Overlooko club $100.000 c-. water Park and ~~·~r No Pe··· · . S n •• . ~ rlghll304· 75-1529 $5115/mo. f)luo uUIIIIeo, 00: 2 ocru 33475 SOlley Run · pool! and rolortnces. Rd .. off Ohio 124, 112 milt (740)448·4926 Wtlt oi Routt 7, wtltr & 3 roomo & bath Upotalra ~lc already In, $14,900, Apartment. Newly. Oeoorat· ••collont bUilding olto, · 0<1, No Pelt, Wotor paid, . (937)396-0258 · , Downtown Galllpollo. Romodelod Ranch Homo 51 acrto. Malgo Coun.ly, (740)388-1100 Th Bod 841 h· ~:; Klich:~~~ ClnlnQ e.~ p~~:g.,:,:y"=: 480 111 Avo.. 1 BR, Room, 2 Car Garage, 2 ld, own on both lltlet OJ $285/mo. pluo $285 Clam· otorage Bulldlnga. Rldueod ood d I 3 IIIJI e~apoon. (740)868-453t, Prlct. (7..0)448·1U78 . r ' rca rontage on ~304)638·4531. aldto o1 properly, 3BR, 2 Syr...,.., 2 bedroqrn. large Full 841ho, 1 112 llory lerm BEAUTI,UL APAIIT· gorago, anachtd corporl, houN ~th baHmtnt, vinyl UINTI AT BUDGET Pli~ back Pille, contra! air, on lldlng, lolt of cloltll orid Cll AT JACKSON E.. large 1...,e1 lot, _. 5,000, otoroga IPICf, cen1n11 heat TAT!I, 52 Willwood Drlvo ollown by appolnlmonl only and M;, clttacl1od 2 car ga· , from 1297 to 1383. Walk to (7401992•911111 ' raga ·wtth lltochtd ahtd, lhOp & movies, Coli 740lrN gao, Will watar, oopllc, 446·2588. Equal Houolng MoBw! HOME!i 12 olockod pontle, mlnulft Opportunity. FOR SALE • ~;:' ~ F='ur:.::nilhtd~'-:'':3 1-ba-l-h, (740)II<I3- 122II Clean, No Peto. Rtlartnct 1994 181<80, 3 BR, 2 84th, .& tlepooll raqulrod . Stove, Dlonwa-. lltlrlg- 7 acroo 2 t/2 miles out Crab ~740)446-1519 · oralor, On 1.8 aero let. Crook Rd, For oalo. (7••1388 • 301 (740"'"·1377 K no answer Furnlohld Elllcltncy, All. ~ ,.....,. UIUHiea Paid She ~i11ve mttlllga, · ro .,..111, J~Jl~room~~• Cles<VItw Ellall!f. Ranging ti:,'~ 5 Sacond Ave. • , from $10000 to $2 5.000: ly Remo<lelod, 11~,000. For mor~ Information' cati ' GriOCiouo living. 1 arid 2 (740)446-1887 btd< (740)387·7218 • oflor oom o1 VU. Country hornto, nlct loll, 6.00pm. . , ~~n Minor and Rivlroldt locot.d on lit 33 - • n Lot lor Silt- Approoc 2 112 ;;;;;;, ~:~~~ Pomaf~/Altwns Call 7.4(). .......... ' ' 1192·21571or dolalll. ""'"· ._rod & rtllly lor 992·5064. Equal Houolng bUilding, gr- d,_,_, Opponunltlea. Jull galling llartod? 111 & tltctrlc . . . -. ~~ 1 -room llmt horntbuyorl? No crod- Portlr a roo. Alklng Ar*l· k? Cali (740)448-3870 lor $13.1195. can (740)4<46- mont (740)446-0390 morolnlormatlon ~5141rom •s or (740)448- Taking Appilctllono~oon County·PIIesllnl 3248 Ollar eprn. 38 Wool 2 Bedroom TownRood, gorgooua 11J<70 mo- lriiiGI CO.IIIC LAND houto lnCtucitt bile , _ , 0.8 -e, 2btcJ. No on 11e -'Four )Volar -age, Traoh, rocJrr>l2 btlho, lllond kllch- 10 .cro , _ IIKrountlecl' I30MI!o.. 740 Ht oooe. on, Ollie cablnolo, 2 porchn, by sr.w. forao1 paved rood perltcl lOCI· and only mlnufll from Twin Rivero T-. oc:copt. lion Cloto tO Hunll- • Fortcod """ B- Porte. ldtlng . _ . _ lor PI . "'-·· ...:...~ to "' -·~ ·--r - n t, 1•• nm~ ~ lor -·~ · -~• ~· 011 Toyolo. (304)582-M40 ~~-c.: our ~""': ':';, homo i. 1o1 , _ now .,. tn Radnt 7 - ,_. MAN I M.S. 28111 · : - - ~~; • Now 2002 11 wldo only _ - . . . . . , 1711- crown and on1y 1111f4Z/mOrtCII Call Kor• 787, ,.. 7 ~;::=~~;:;::::, Full both, 2 Cor Gorago, Fronl Porch, Black Top DriVMI)', 1 11110 ocre, Now carpet, Now Roof, 9304 Stall Route 7S· !74014467794 · Houot lor aolt In Camp Coni~ Routh/ Ftrrtll Or, 304-675-3489 r ::.e=·= 3 -roomo-- ::: n-..1 """''monll "'*"'-· oer- :.o.- [~ ~c:! =~:EJ rlV MIUJAANF1X5 I='*-1¥:E fit: r.:=~ ::..~:~~ 1125,000. 740- ..... ~7~14111 eprn . [ljg l'llrQ Solo 2400 Jtllor• Avo. Pt. Pl. Bllltle Larry'o LAwn Core neodl , Wont(• 1\prH 2f 1 ifT 1-4 pert-lime laborot, ••PfrJ. • lnflnla iO- XL 11r1C0 w1111...,.,.,clal mow' baby nome Loll oi NlO orl proltrrod. . 74()-742· horne today! Trade Ins wet- oa• I water Included, pay half electric bill, $400 a 7.5 Acree Avalliblt. Call Ja· . FOR SALE noll Call at Century 21 . Hemet & Larid (Cellular 1 113 Aero Form, 84aulllul (304)634·2596 or Olllce 1· Gontty. Rolling Hilla, 56 800·731-11011). AcreiTIIIoblt, Tlmbar worth 20· 30 thouaarid . Farm It 3 Bedroom on Route 2, divided by Dodrill Rd, Aural (304)875-5332 Water Line already ovollo· Cloanlnce ble. Loll ol Road ~ron1aga. Sa·- ~·er 110,000.00- one One lmprovtd Building Silt 10 J1or.mi •• •• 1 1 C1 FOil SALE only atlhlo prlct. Now 3 ~;~~"y,' 'g:"""pllc•Sy;~~·. bedroom, 2 balh MCtlonal hOmo with many amenlllll · Eloclrlc Servicing. Concrete 3br. Homo Iorge kitchen, tlv- orid txtru Mke ~uga 2t cu· 810 D!Jdrlll ( r r Additional APR. For Listings, 8()().31 9- ntate wllloh loin vlolotlanoftholow.Our _ , . orelltleby lnfarmedlhololl -lngo -ltod In !hit nowopolllf oro ovollable on on equal _,unity-· looking lor quality work? Elac~lc turn. 211 71 h SlrHI Call ua, LOOking lor oloppy Now . Hoven U6.500. work? Coli die other guyo. ~30 4)88 2.m 2 or (304)882• llconaed and lnourod . Alv· 3752 or Cillo• Lawn Care. 740· 992·1538 4 bedroOm, fenced In back S S 1 yard, now rool, new hut 110 plication• will be Aprll 30 · mum o live years and mutt Print 1Y ng~ nd pump, 1ull basement, AaGIVEAWAY HFlJ'WAN'Jlill 2002 . • have ox))lflonct In a men· Homo remo<lo ng a ••· cine. 740-949·90:12 ~..__ _ _ _ _ __.~11~.._ _ _ _ _ _ _,..1 · torl"li progn1m. Thlo pool- palro, roofing, chain link , , Olllct Work In Pomeroy, lion II 1 12 Month poolllon lence,cuatom wood decko & 4 Ulod homoo loll. Muoi Auotrollan · Shopherd noiodo Acceaato e computer? Earn $8-$9 Phone/Sal<lo/ToiiiOr- whh lull bonellto. Salary ~II lecnCO:, lnour"'fa r~lro. _, (740)446-3570. . I-450 lhl vice Work.Full/l'arl ba baaed on axperiance hea our pr De ore I good homo. Call II •11500 $2~o$'.5&Pr'n'1 Tlmo/Fiexlblo Schad. Par· orid corllllcallon according you bUy. Froo Eotlmaloo 4 Year Old Custom Buill (740)441·0588 ~: :,.. oura~r.....:' • 11101 For Studonlso. Will Tn~ln lo salary ocale. Submit11ettor .304'675-3733 ~:r.tlru~~~ !~0 ~lvo~y 08 74 Froo Rabbit. ~740)446·t195 1·eo0·565~0750 1-888·9 ·J ollnltrell, rooume, rooren- Top to Bottom Cleaning lenct. Movt In Condition. ' . Part-time LPN naeded lor Ctl n~~ 1 COf1j hoi ~ug:t Service, prolouiorlill, real· Right oil At 7. (740)441• ' Froo to Good Home, 1 Arcadia Nursing Center ICF/MR group homo Call con on 10 0 n · · dontlal olllce cleaning at oeo2 Pupploo, 8 wooko old, Reg· to now accepting appiiOa· ~ 7401446 • 481410 , mqroln· tanzo, ~uperlnt"e""nl,~thj an 'allordable price. loterod Golden Retrl..,arl tlonolor full Tlmt 8TNA'o. formation ent·Mtgo ducal no (740)992-2979 or (740)992· 51 acres, long Bottom, Black lab Ml•. (740)387· Available ehlllt oro 2·10 · Strvlct Contor, 507 Rloh· t391 good hunting arid ftohlng, 7708. and 10·6. We oiler 011collont Peroon 10 help older l<ldy In lorid Avenue, Sullo 1108, · very prlvalo, mollty wood· benallta that lnolude Heollh Syracuoe with Shopping Alhana, Oh 48701. Appllco- Will bruah hog S30.00 I hr .ad. own on bolh ·Oidto ot Lo!Jr AND . lnouronoo, 401K. lifo lnour· Choroo, Modo, and cooking: lion Deadline: May 10, call304-675-1754 road, rood frontage on 3 ~..___oili1iiOUNDiiiOiiioo-r anco, compellllvo wagoo Groot Opportunity lor right 2002. Tho AMES£. I• an Will do babyelnlng In my oltlet ol. property, 3 bad· • and opporlunlll.. lor ad· poroon, (330)283·1244 equal op.,.,rtunlly home Any ahlft CortHiod. room 2 lull batha, 1 1/2 Found: Female Black tab vancement. Training avalla· IIE81DENCE tmpio';tr/PfOIJidlr. 15 ~.,. ex-ilnce, 5 ml: story farm houH wlbaleble 11 nOodod 11 you want 10 •~· mont, vinyl oldlng, loll ol 1 wth 0ranga.Cotor. Tags are Join our team, we are now COOAOINATOA/ Tho Gellla Counly Health nutea from hoopllal. clolela and oiOraga apace, gone. (740)258-1818 acce~tl~ a~llcttlont Con· A8818TANT Department lo loo~lng lo (740).4.4e-99S7 central heal and a/C, do• · ... · ADMINI8TAATOA hire lour (~) reoponolblt In· ' loot In viCinity or Jar:koon taC1 tacoy uncan, Admin· ASSISTED LIVING dlvldualo lo work the Sum· Will do Lawn mowing, tachod 2 car garage wial• 1 Pike on adult male block '":.\'"';,1 N ~ C 1 Wyngato o1 Galllpolla ~ 1 mer Open Dump Cleanup painting, arid other odd jobl tachod lhod, ,,.. gao, well ; and v.!llte ohOn hair cat Ho ''1a:t ~n'l!'tro::' er unique & chollal11llng job Progrem rrorn Juno through call 304-773-5034. aok lor =~- ;:•.~ 2(7:)~~ • ~ a pJoi8Ctlve votarlna•t Cool 111 Oh opportunity with tho open· AugUat. lndMduato ~II ba Ru111. 1229 ; cottar on. F'teaaa oa I ( 740 .~ 7~3HSe) lng required to claan up various. WHI P,auura wuh houl8l, (740)441·1720 EOE lorthtlrRealdenctCoordl· ootid waola arid acrap tiro trail••· aM dtcko, Coli Capt Cod ' otylt houoo notor poaltlon. Aolhe Real· dumpa lhroughoul Gallla 441.11238 ook lor Ron or acro11 lrom lyono Addition YAKD SALE Climber Needed. Mull be donee Coordinator, your Job Countys, Tholel appl)'l"ll 110' leave meoaago. In Maoon 314 br. nice 1111 ~~;,:;;:;;:;=~ able 10 dra bruoh follow would ba lo asalotlhe Au- lht uperv ocr poll on lencod yard. (304)773-5452 ordore anlohow 'up on mlnlllnllor In tho day·to-doy mutt heve 1 vaid drivers II· Cape Coo with large IM!111 11 YAKDSALE' lime. Valid drlvoro IIcon... actlvltloooioperellnglhe ~:~.dpert.~~~~ I . room, !amity room and Tranoportallon • mual, community. Thlo raqulrou N -~ II ....., • • llllsN>ll!l kltche I h loll ol blnoto G .' AUJPOLIS • Blackburn Tree Sarvict. versatile perton who can • plonocatora oenlol·~-"'t't'' c~~ . OrPolmJNrry a"" dounwblle -o.cacentral , (740)446-2422 work In many dlflerent I are ova •~ ol ••~ •N ··-· areas Ganla County Htallh Dt· air, control hoal, 4 bod, Frldoy Aorll 26 arid Salur· ' Clay Aorll 27 at 1451 Eall Compulorellnternet Uaors ola bU~,..a.lncludlng ss- porlmtnl, 499 JackiOn INOTICII roomo, 1-1/2 batho, lull lltlhtl Church Rd Tlmo· Wanted. 11500 mo/PT. olollngwHh:ThemaJ1<Aollng Plke,Ga1Npotlo,Ohle45831. OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· bsstmenl, garage, on one I O:OOam·?. 11 ,.1,; can: 15000. mo/FT. o1 Wyngate'o health care Appllcatlono mutt be rt· lNG co. ,.....,merido thai aero lot with lrHt. Well celed. Froo Bookltl. 888·229-6288 and MrvicM tt1r0Ugh com· c - by Friday, l.1oy 10th, you do bU~neu with paopla molntalntd, lull~="od, . munlly outraach erid In2002. Anyone with quoo· you know. and HOT to Nnd Ea-n Local o, on 24 hr. Rooordlng or villi ~rlday. Sllurday. Sunday, www.wealthloyouro.com volvtmentond onalto Ilona ..,_nlng lhHt pool· money through the mal until Routt 7 near Chiller. Alke·6oom· 5·00pm lOVtrl event• admlnlilrallve taob llono lhould 2ane you hll\/0 ,,..ligated lhif lng 11111,000.00. 740-985I ~ino. LOll · oi hOUMhOid Dental Hygltnlol Mondoy· ouch 0:. billing, payroll arid A. Booglt, R.S., Director oi olftrl1111. 4335 1 'Komo. · Thurldly, Excolltnl pa~ 11811 manogamont, and oo- Envtronmonlal Htallh at Cholll~• lfiOIO: now lllht wllh -110. Stn<l Rooume olflln upholdlngWyngaln (740)441-2943. Growing Buolnooo NHdo limo buyll Atflrlng, moving Reloy lor Ulo. HiJga Che~ty to: ~ 0 8oJI380 Maoon, WV highly regarded cuotomar Need 5 ladln to oel Avon Holpl Work lrom hOme. In May; willing 10 1811 at ~rd Slit. Johnton.. VIne or call (304)773-5820 oorvlco arid hoopltaity phi· (740)«6-3358 . ~lklrtltr!E-Comnwcl$ Up 1156,000, well below rtctnt Strte1. Thuractay 512/02. Do 1 . takl ppll lolopl1y. Raqutremonta o1 10 $552• PT. 1000· -olsol. lovt lhlo houoo; Sllurctty 514102. 8-? m nco now ng a · appllctnta tncludt nothl~ $4(100/wool< FT FrH book· ,· cotlono lor manogemenl lots than ;;a URGENTLY NEEDED- let. 428 -o 118 . loYo tho ntlghborhoad. 1 Vord Salt. Salurdoy April arid oole drlvtre. Galllpollo lllve .~.;"going 8 d- .ptoamo dOnors, tarn $50 to www.NawFuture4U.com ;::.:,,':"'':,:"l:a,~:.!: 27, 1 Day Only, Toys, erid Pomeroy lccallono only. tlvt ' bl~ilr,rove~a sao par - lor 2 or 3 ' 11 Clolhta. FurnHuro. WINow- Apply In peroon. . ns ro a "· • . hours weekly. Clllt Blo LHe Start Your Buolnflo To· Iori oltxtru, I" well WOOd Drive. olrong compulorlltlllt. Pr• Plasma Slrvlct, · 740·5112- --... Prime Sl»pppng Con- 11 In- ground pool Ill on 112 Drl""'" wanlod, no COL, 23 vlouljobO!<perltnctarid b851. j;( Spau Aval- AI AI· HCiudod aero In GrHn 4 YAKD Si\LEyro. or older, good driving edUcation will bt oonlld· fordable Rail Spring Valley SChOolo. (740).4.4e-3139 l'oMI!Rov!Mmou! rtcord, bontlllt. drug arod, wantld .. Work from homo PIIWI, ean74o-448.0101. 1 1 -. , ICIMn , tan1orJ wtlcome. 1· tet,ephOUI rep~ o:.po.it r• · • 800-531-6563. Wo ollar lhlor-rdlng op- qulrod $59 00 · Muot have 2 Bodroom, 2 84th, 28' I 3 lomlly garoga soli, rain or porlunll)' ~lh anrac!Jve ..........; • ..;..... lind abow ground pool with ohlne, formally JO'I Gill E•perloncld HouHhotd COJrll)tntiiiOn, btnollla, '";;..:~ l'iiomlilcJNAL 'largo lind 0 ''""' · Shop 3202 S y - now Goodo Oparalor- Clau A partormance tncantlvet, and Smmcrs · 1 ICrt. S48.00'l. klcfo docntng, a now·~~~~~~ CCL- Mutt hove a poo111vo ,,.., work environment. Vtnton AIM. ~740)388-9305 prom d r -, 115 each. antludl, 000<1 work hablll. Ploaoo..,., ,....,. w11h no Htal1h lnour...,. .. II InON 4pm. """ d - , polo ' ,pons, good drlvfng rteord, arid .,.. oalary hlotory to Admlnlllro· terNtld In working from blut jUno, taro, loll of ba· Ctlltnt ptreonol abllllloo. tor, 300 Brlarwood Drlvt, homo coli: 1-800-720-5056 LArid home pectuogao. i1r -ng, --knoll, old with Natlonll Account arid GaHipollo. Ohio ~5831. Art oxt 2110 .. (304)875-7077 Lorwi!Homtl Land~ llllhtt, loft mort too much C.O.D. ouatomoro. Clroot Equal Opporlunl1y Employ· ltovo your noma, phone mon11 In 0110 lOw poymont, f,IIIIIIMI, AprM281ft I 30111. company to work lor. All ar. nt1J!1btf ond blllllmt to ooll Ulan oHictrt on herid 7 ~ lructuo company owned and you lor on lntorvlow. doyo 1 wuk. (740)448l'llrQ Salt, Atley For dllpeiOhod locally. Art you ·~-= Tilor'~tt. Fun Hoivl!s 3093 8•4, 412 8. -ng oil -....crown? road ._..,... .... .... '_FN. lllal, ~ fuN timt10agat nd Ttmt p tlorl. 1o Ll· . FOR""""' 3 btdtoom 2be will Call ~800)848.e891 lor-- ctnlod ART/ . CRT, Mon· . <lroot Room an 1•114 Middleport-Pomeroy'• 5th - ' Groot pey arid bone- dey· Frldoy, t :OOom1 Aero, riYar fronl, 8l1dtl o1- on Jarrys Aun. Roollor 1 ~ 8-mlll long YellOw lito. ~SWtlng pey on 5:00pm. Competitive ~. nyt 3 BR 2 11at1t 2 Flrlpla- (304)671-288& . • "*<! - · May 3 I 4. nparlanca) ~lhtno, Ohio Attlrtmtne ~~~a: , Gelllpolll- .C4llltgo coi, Hlldwoocr ftocn. Ap- ~- ........... · • lor die ~ l1ogal oreo. iotlout 1nqu1r1oo only auronco. ~·-·· - (Cor-CiotoTo-1 prac 2,000 oq 11. Full· - ·---.. - . : Ctillor • - o 1 - ,...., man't - · 70 Plno CaJrTodoyl74(1.448-4361, mont 11110,000. (740)448- - t o CJMIIIIIod bU)'ero. 0% , 1192-40H. • sc.. GaMipotll. OH -45631 . 1-801).214-0452, crown. 11100 oq ft. 2 112 0538• • ~740).4.4e-72&J ~li0-05-127~8 - · 3 - - ·· ~r Full Tlmo AN . - ror · .. k •rtrn , - . . gao r Ctoaets. Ntw Oak Cabinets 1-5 ar; JIIllliiiiiillmriiiii .Houu..... iii~~~;;;:=::; ..__ _ No Crodltl Bod Crodltl lot, Tl. . Home buyaro/ FAS ••-liiiiiiiiii.-.,.1 Slyfe -In LDonal Governmont FHA a... 211r. ·-ID<y« · 2000. Pr1cod ol 1104,1100. LDo,_ Avo-. e.ttt hoolwp. -~ ~ Bed, FIJI b Bod 174014414383 ~740)448-3218. II. No Plltll. (304)e75-51112 e_,n (740)448 uoe · Of~740)448-32AI!onoreprn :. (740)448·9068 : i~ ~ ·~- ~........... Buy or loll. Alve~no Ant~ qu.., 1124 E111 ~In on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740882-2528. Ruu Moore, owner. ~~----....., sue'o Satoctablel on 1M "1" In Mlddtopo~. Colli, glass• _,., Aladdin monlolo, arid ·: moro, (740)182-0198 r Ml<CFl I •NIXM MI:RafANDisE (740)8125101 Oonod, G11iQe . _ fllh 010. SIIIOO ~.io~~ - . :.:••_;;.:,...........~.;.;.;;..,-:-=~- Oldo · MK, . ~-.·· I!le::,--:t:·~:;·~~=~·l -dol ..,_ . . o..- SnaG. lola .. ~(304::::!:1':::'',.._::::::.._ __ - , ... ........,. &1.5007-NSR !It& ~ ~ • 29,000 BTU l<tnmore Air oondltlonar. 5250. Hoi point Electric Rango, $180. At· • lrlgerator $125. (304)075· 6693 e hp Snapper Roiotllltr, ,._ vorol~lo lines, $500.00 llrm, 740-742·3706 A1 Top Soli, Fill Dirt lor Solo. Equipment Ronlol, Dozer, Backhoe. Bobetl ecreper, Tractor Equipment (7401441 06!" - - :........:....-·_.;....;;•·, Above ground pool, 24' round . Call 74()-992·2556 altar e pm, AIR CONDITIONERS· Con· tral and Window. (7 e3oeand 1-800·281· . AT&T onoworlng· moohlnt, · like now $t8 , O: Folcon •ecannor $15.00; Gun boll • wllh acceaoorlto $65.00; New polloi rille ~un $55.00; :S. IIICIDri-•SIIodl U'IM. lilt c...tlt<, 0... !oaK. $2'181. 11M Mortie (304~-..--:-" "'-~ Carlo. IlK. .,.._ 11t1 So 10 eaK. S43IIS. 11 __. llt7 ....,. Dtol-· Stnlt~~OIIIoUICIW.V, oeio, -In 11001t. CCIOit S!*~!lllto7!._' .:ZQD L-..::.:. a;: iiiiO~~~OM~~(?~40~)1~te~0~1~D!c ~~~~~-=CIIutle~~-011 7.742-3411 12 8 r,.;'-""iiil""'-"""""'ilii••·I I 740-112-tm Delivered & Spread nr ":::l r• :." ~,Die=. (740)441-3131 . IAIIMINT wATIIIPIIDOf'INO UnoondiiiOntl lllotlmo guorontu. looll roftroncoolurnlohtd. Eolobllohld 1875. Call 24 Hro. (740) 445. 0870, Aogoro llsstmtnl Wllorp<oollng. =~ ,.,., IF,IC:IC)M Dlrlct Rlplaclmlnt Wlndowr · Am1rlcan Uvlng PDiloRoomr I j r HIQhll. Dry Self-Storage Jl19JH/J,URJ. ,...,,.,. ow. 740-992-5232 Shade River AG Senlee ,"Ahud In Servke" 35537 SL Rl. 7 Nartll• l'llmtNJ, 0H 4mlll 4-H leed lar lamb!. hoaa.ateen, chicken• U\11 t'lbbh&. I . Seed Pollloea Onion Seta Full Llno of Bulk Oanlotl Seeds .~~~~~~~~~~:·;11::::r~O.•Ianod ror •New All bugle• ' ~ftftftt!t~ft ft ft J.D. CONSTRUCTION New Homea cit Ren1odellna "Speolallzlna In Loa Homea & Rubber Roofo" OaraJes, Pole Bulldlnaa, Conc1t11 RQOfo & Sldlna Commen:lal .t: Realdentlll I - : .. LIME· STONE a Deltv.'" 8preld 115.00 per tool B to 10 toni, 1lmltld 1re1 0111 far dttllla. Cell: Tll.1· lht· Pi1IN ,·,u' .-, f Pi1INTINGI Lt '1 It II ~' 11 I' I ., IJ 1 u1111 Pllmla (740) 591-2173 Or IIIVI ntml endnumblr r· ~JOIICY(UlJ I good 7·57 Ulclng llrnoUolrw -4-tt ~ ' 11100. 40-lt2-ll7 · 1 Raglai.od • 11t& Megna 11·30 ..w NfD utlD ITUL )'MJO old. (740)-We-21111 11,000 m11oo 1oo1c1 Inn aoadU000. 080:1fM.111. For concrotct, Af90. a- ltoiolutd - I ., 1332 • ,_, FloiBir, GreMa • old ~-• For Dratnt. on--yo I 1• · ,_. t - · - u.L Scrap (304)482·2421 olf 0pon Monday, T....,., Reg. llladc .-.- lkMt, w.-r ' Frldly, - - )'01111ngo ' CIU1 ol • 1:30pm. TIIUrtdoy, Cho·nph HI W 1 ,..... • lehrfcloy I ....... Chor1 ; lo t HI EXT JDCC (7401446-r.IOO T.- & w.c EdlpM, Uood 0011 CIIAio. Cal gtntlt - - $1000. • Tonneue Cover • Veatvllor • Bua IShlt,ld 1o FuU Line Other Acct1110rln -·:00 orc:w. _ , ... -~- Advertise In this apace for 125 per month HERBALIFE Independent Diltributor I - - .._,.- -·ogo, c- Bedllntn •Ntrf Bar I ' Sr1ggl I Slranort twin 1f ctlve; e -""' .... "hji, 48" CUI, 3 1"1 old, _ , rod l - . (740)81t-2781 ' .•. I I 'I' ' r ' - I I I : I(' • LlotnHCI I IMUNd Health Probllme? Wlllt More LAIIUN Tlmt? Tired of MowinG? Hal A IDrlng Chlolltn? UMITI!D OPENINGS 992·1536 ~ 11 . .... IJii. @ftftft~ftfr.i ltntii=:. ==:...____ ft. 1 ft ~400) 992·398)1h "'· \1!!; pera~or, 0 n ..... an TI'H Owner "' Pumps, j Olll'dln Crapa pattern tooled to meet AafOIIOmr A11CCiotlon Stondard• 111.~!.1 '-c,luslvr D -• .. ·~ A Mirror 1997 Silverado. txt. D4tb, 3rd door, lrollor package with ong. a trono. _,.,, C&C o-Il Homo Malnl• 'xcllltrllll Dflll1r 1887 CoN 1-nollonlliiU 380 ong., llbtrglut tonnt1 ,.,... Ptlnllng, vinyl lid· -·2d-. Low ....,, running boonlo, like lng, corponlry, dooro, win• 1 Houro, Exc•lltnl Shepa, . now, 32,000 mlloo, 115,000 - , balhe, moblll ilOmt Gear up lor Turkey Stuon (740)2~5-8814 ollar epm moke ottor, (740) 1143-552e lljlllr lnd mort. For IJH ot Sam'o SomtNIIo Army llltmallooH Chel. 740·1192· Comoutlaga Stor• olnco Ttrramllt T·5.C bookhot VANS & ;:832:::;3·~----• t964. Satalllle ssloe, oarv· 1815 m0<1t1 340 hra. Exotl· 4-Wils • let & lnatallatlen. No cr~t toni Shobl. 10,000. Superior Homo Molnlt· care required. By Sandy· (304)875-W~ - · Wt do Ill Atpe~l on · ville wv Pool Olllco. 1888 Ford Rongar XLT 8u- Homto, lnoldt aM Out (304)273·5855 , 11 ,.., llnloh mowtll pe!Cob, ~·•· ve, air, ,.,carpehnuyl• ~--kPiumBbl1111 11 , ' • 3pt A"i/FM Cssa., 13,2te.OO. tn0 tng, ...., I, uiiB· · GrtVtiY at11Chmtnta, gra\JI• 11,1110.00, 011. 3pt, ftn- Afvtr11tw Moton& 740-012· · lnga. (7,j())441.0113 ty rotary culllvotor, gravely loft .,_,. 11.250.00, 3o4110 · stationary cuhlvator, gravely 58"HD ,.., lint lllllrt Eucl'lucAlJ 30" mower drlvt. Call 11,200.00, Nf1W Holland 1116 Chelty S.!O ill&ur Rlrlillloi'JIATIDN (740)44l-o972 altar 4:30 rourid btlor fWint 123.00, 2dr., YO, UL, 721<, . _ , ~ wotkdoya, anytime -•k· Now Holland Squoro \5tftt 110,000. (30<1)8111-3384 erido. 1988 Mercury Topl!, Twine 121 .00, 20' Blloga Rooldtnilal or oommorclol . - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - -......, or ro$400. Now Hold, txhauat PlutJo Wrtp 185.00, W II- 1111 Ford Rarwr XI.T llu- wll1n(l, ntw pllrt. Mulot Uoo- tlooRESIDENTIAL&: , oyattm alternator. SCu 44L loge Plullo Wrop 111.00. perCab, all4, a.OV8, llr, 1111, • & 48l' oull )ackats, 81ue, · crutss, 18,1118.00. Alver· trlolln. - · Elootrlool, MANUFACTURED HOUSING • Blaclc & Twotd.l30 each. Komatou 1110 Track Hot, vltw Moton& 740-012·3180 WV000308, 304-87.1781. HI-EMc.:lency Heat Air Grubb'o Plono- Tunl & EJCCtlltnl CondKion. 1111 JHp Grind CnarolcN 7 2 800 Rtpalro. PrOblema? ~otd $2 • · ~ 4(1)37f.2421' LAredO, ax4, AoHWOod Conditioners & Furnaces Tuned? cart The Pl<lno Or. WAH!m wl1h Grey lnflrlor. Qaad (oiPmonl:l 7.-40-=448= ·4:::525=--..,-~ 10 lkJy Condition, Well Molnlalrttd. lndopendtnt Hortllllft Clo- ,~.w-----_.1 130,000 mlloo, 81200. · lllbu1or, Call For Producl Or Wanted to buy· Uood Mob11a 2000 DO<Iga Durango 8LT, • Jim 5" A. ~.., I'•" WorrMIIn. Opportunl1y. (740)441 - 11182 Homo. Call (l40).148-0175 VI,~. Exaololll CcJn. • Jim 111 111 'l"honiooolol r~ 11-•-• dillon, Sliver, Ton l.talller • Jim ICI tor CcHIIpiMNir 7 • I"!'JY Wedding D,_ VIc> _,. ~ 1 -. 54,000 - . 11tr1o War,.ftty On Noletl :lftodtll torlan Noclcllnt, HolrPitct. ouo lnqulrn Only. 1 ~FKi':! JI.H'rtMi\l'JI.II• IIUUK lo-tnry . Shotllo Ma1011. PuroNted .... ...,lOCk (304)67t-100t lrom Srlnanyo, Galllpollo. ..__ _ _ _ _ __.j • iionk Jllnon<IIIJI 1\oolloblt • PrieM To Fll i\1~~ $100. ~140)H6 0850 ~ 2000 DO<Iga 111m 15 4-H arid FFA CM1 P1ao lor Mngll' - , . _ , 21,000 JET Galllo, Mflgo and Muon miiN, _. ovor 130.000 AERATIOitMOTORS ~. (140)38111033 or - , bldna 121.1100, Ropllrod, Now & Robulft In (740)388-0178. ~(7..;;4(1):!:7:.:42:..!·3031=;_--, s10c1c. eo• .Ron evono. 1· ::....:.:::::.:..;:.:..;:.;...___ 1101).537-9525. fiHUflfUI 3 old Goltlen Ill Cl""111112« 4ll4, 2 lit. Palomino otud fiii"Y• not pe.pll,ao, Am-FM ...,. to r1tle, IIICing 1480, JIIOI, ........ loolcl and lovftNt, sao. Cha~, 125. (740)742·3033. runo aoad hOOO. oeo 304Full 81.. Men-, $50. Full 87a-fl,q 81... Bed, Complote, 1125. Ftlr plgo lor - · (740)941- -· $36. (740)448- 2IIOi ri( (740) 941-2017 f1 Nlssan Oultl, . _ , "712 lrorw/rw olr, good - . • i.JrnaUOin- 11 roglotor tlan, 111100, (740)1112-11178 MTD 16 1"9 Gart1en T -, ..,.._ 8 wl-. I r-1 k> ' Dr•-•· S45. Antique Drop Ltol Tablt, $50. Pel Cega, us. Tobit, $4(1. Porto Pol· tie, $10. Lampo. S25 set (740)446·9742 '40-66'7·0363 (740) 742·7037 11181 GMC SONOMA lruolt, 110,000 mlln, txOttltnt ooncamp Flrowood 15/lkld, oan iriii;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;; dillon, S4,1100.oo (7401948T & D Hydraullct, Chtoter, .:;13:.:.18::.·------• OH. 740·965·4384 199e Toyolo T!OO SAl · Dog Konnel, $110. Walhtr & Kl1111 Cab. loodtd, 4x4, 701( • Cryer, Worko, $50· Both. 18'11' H.D. 'TioHor (Like mlln, 111,1100 080. , (740)446·304() Now) with dovtftll, 111100. (740)4455118.2 FREE ESTIMATES! Stop l Comll*ll 1000 740.848-2217 'Y' a ~~en All Mam Trattor & Equipmolll Paris Factory Alllhorlltcl Hill 's Self Storage j o.r.1, 992·5479 ·oMalntenance·-- Down e.. Nlw U011uu, Room AUIIIIOM. P.ole BuNIIQI. Rtoa4l, Siding,..,..., KltcMnl, Dl v... HOWARD L WRITESEL Rooftftt HOI 4llt -· .. IIVMlRIIV . . Jeft' Warner Ins. .Autborit:«J.Atnt ................ Spout Fret Eaflmlfel r m.~:2Ri~v~~.~~~~':~ $18 .00; prlc11 firm , 740· 992-5739 ::.;::;;.:;..:.:______ 84by llemo. Bedroom Sullo. • (304)575•2301 Baby Strollor, 125. Baby Bouncer, S20. 84'" Wilker, $10. Baby- Cor S~al, 120. Proclouo Memento Boddl1111, 150. (7401446-9742 Big Showor Chair, $15. Nice Toddler car Seat, $20. 2 • Oreaeoro, $20 arid $30. (304)895·3739 \\\llt,Sitfa• Rtplt0111 1111,•\IAib Socii' , 1 -~;;o :::._ "* .,j;:;;:;;: ~-~~... - - Cellular '" Fill 'M>1'., -,=e. SuiiSet Home CoiiS'ti'Uctloll flllclnt. Otllo ~ I 1.._-iiiliiiiiiiliiiiiOliii.~ apm. (7~}448.0417 ' • ·----iii ----'!"""-....._Ott a Eler*lo-. l'loh l'1ndoll, • . , . II> Cue-lHPw 1117- Carlo. 57,000 VOllod, ~ 11"1111. . Dealers , . powtl, , - · (740)148-0111 SUOO(f40)44N310 · lift. Ioera - V A1Um10 St. Rr. 7SoiiiA ;;.,.,118111uohl,oS b,.llmlled, ...., loll. ..... I CooMI/t. OH 6123 FREE ESTIIATES • p......... Ita"" Ita •• lOitled, l'voc~tg .._,, (Ill Engine. (*)115-1385 • _.., "'"" ~Hiller IMIO, lt,OOO tony ~nlol. (740)448- mllll. 111100 080. 1n 7 1877 T1tundorlllrc1, 1U 7410 ~ ~ LX, ~Ira Hne - · Auno Goocf• ._....,:~:.;;.:,;: oob. 8 diNe, At • 11100 010. (740111111011 AI<C C~ Puppiel. ~ Nj, 111 ooo Lata 0old. Co" allot epm ol '' utrao, • POOO 080, 14ft. I It& Ato1ra CruiW -.soy., Anytlmt w.OII· ~40,...HI71 tlep. I'll!-. llall 10 IMICIIIY oncla. (740)44N181 moldt, ttl& Htloolor trollll'. 401441 -o1118 ""'"': ~ Phone (*)e'III-48U AKC Colllt pupe. ........: 1116 ._,, 17,1100 bit/whitt, M & F, 1250 oa.. mlltl. CO ,._., Bur-' US!O iiORS AKC mole OIMm Porn., 8 8 lj)eod tran.mtsslon: I1M krtlntr, 1811, • cyl., lawn Road mo. $200; AI<C molo 'Ill 111100 (740).4.4e-1104 YDI'IO & 1!11111, !988 lomb• Fllictne, OH 46771 Shll11e, limo, 281bt, 1110; ' II' !Ish I lid, 11ft. • cyl,, . Loell843-5264 (740)11111·1085 111H Pt~moutll NMn EM· MOJQrulssr A traitor. 1NO PIMIO Sport. tx00411ntoon- 15ft Playtime wllh UHI' 1~:-: Supplemtlltl Lift lllllll'8llttl tK~ :ogl~dc~: ljlt~, 311i000 mlloo, PW, PL Evlnrudl & trollor, 1811 IB' ud Flul Expen1111 Cucer &: Y•• · a oun100. Aoklng to taking r.ta•um 11ft w1111 70HP oow" c~~· "s..l. ~wo, ·-.. 1 .., ..,., paymomo, lf94.00 por Focca a Traitor. 1116 MoreRetlrtmeDt, . mllt, 3 Mole. (740)44 I. month, "740-illl•8871 Ill lift, 4 oyt,, MonlruiW l &: 401K Rollonill 0013 tlalltf, !tit t.lolllll 21ft. M~or Medical AKC rogloitred Cocker 2001 Dodge Strati• AT, 8pol1 Cuqdy 1/-1, MIJQfute•···ltl Pu-'- rar aato 10 ••,ooo -""· 2 •r., ~-~, or a 111111i. 1119 r.ta11111 -· ...."" .,.._ • 21" u.a '"-ru'·- & t-" 7•00 AM • lo:tdlnhomoo only, lloi $l<lo!Mr 11110, ounrool, "'All~boata ,_. .,. - PAICEO ••• ,_;;.;·;;,;.-....;-.; C ·• •·•t ~ OBO •• or, • 1 'N -o ........, t 9,IIOO ' (140)..8- TO SE~l. J,s, Morino ond dow cllwo .........t, 2110! ollar •:30pm, (740'"11H1110 11111111111...,.... .~.... For moro lnlormotlon call -..,..-.....,..;..-.....,_ iilir,.~~~~iS'ln (304)575-31 28 98 Ohovy Covollor, Foul I' Door, 47,300 mlloo, L.oodod. , ......iliil~ltliit6jl.lii~ Dalmollon puppln AKC 81 Chevy Z·2• Covollor, ' - Reg. $150. (:104)037-2929 ~1,300 m1111, ~oodo<l. Englllh $tlltr Puppln (740l448-8l77 lllflltl PrlOod Tran11111... Born 1·31·02, Rogllltrod 1'RI.IcKs 110M·Al~l, 'ib ~~ f:.Ca 5250 - h. · SAu! w.:,,:kka, ~":'a~~: · Call: :J:II.37811. 11S.OO ton F~ll blooclld1110malo Collla, ., 1983 Chelty 314 ton 110,000 CAMPERS & 1150 V740 '' old ';typa, u-a u-1-10 tOOl • mlloo, now llreo,'.duol .,.. ! 1812 785 t hauot, . . -·tune up. L,~· · llmltld1ru Filum & 13,000. oeo (304)871~ VECEl'AIILIS • 5813 ~~:·,:~~:=· ~!'; 1981 Tcr;otoa•a lruok, now7.40.::.;811=-34.:.:.1.:3:...- - - Lllvt MIM I ND. 27 vorlttlto or tomllo motor, oolclng 13,000 080, plonlo, llllovorlfea: wldt vo· uk lor Mike. 30ft, ~llltrc1 trover troller, '-----*1&11111111 rltty oi htrt>s; Pff)o Goad Coridlllon. _ 1991 8 10 pero, groon, goUfmtt·Ytl· Crultt. AC, ~·!; ~:: ~ )112·9248 low, orongo, rod, orid btaclt; Longbod EICOOiitrll CoJidl """' Holllh 200211. camper aeaorltd vogglt planlo. tlon ••• ;... (7'"'""-~ • sslt w/lruok or without. 740•94 9·2110 3 ',......, ..,......~ ~304)871-180:1 HOME GROWN AS~RA· 1994 Rod Ford Fllretltle ". I II\ H I ' GUS. Chorloo Mow·on truck. lltnctard, IOidod. $3,000. Goad ·thiPolrunl ;;;;::;;:::;;:;:;:;;;;j Farm, 558 Contanory Rood, good, (31)4)570-9934 l.tava lfoME Phone (740)448-11442 ~tlllga. IMI'RO\'&\IIM'S I · MonS• to-t t'll' !..lnd It • ,• . - - ,.., ...... Wlltlcll. 4L.,_ _ _ _ __. IMGUC~blld!J ......,, fluta .O.W.Looioa .. White Whirlpool. lltlrlgoro1811 -Gtlt>~Misti.ltld .... t.\llllnQ - tor. Frost FJH, $100. AI- ~tlt~tllc~~~~~ 'H. Air, lootltG , 114.000 ltii.II1QO. (1«11111 1451 ~ mond Whirlpool Eloctric Clition. ... 000 Of 0.. • ' SI<Ne, S75, Almond Plltl-111. (*)&.,...170. • lr ;!houM FJOII Free Rofrtg; Mlor. $100. (2) - · 1117 Cl""1 ~AllY ~..,_ _.:; • · Dryer Matchl1111 Sltt, $150 ~Sport. a croor. llr. 1111 • ooch. Coli onor 8pm. plpeo. ~:"~~:a-.: 11ft ...,. SemiV ..., troa: oul>flctto!M,_.I Flllr Houalnt AOI ol IMI whiCh mokn ft liege! to Partlea. 010. ' ~.~ AlltufHtatetMiverllalnQ In lhla MWPii~ Ia ~lh = t--. "«1'-.-U ••ooo ...... :: oa. llaarl couches. mot- PSI $21 .00 "-' 100; 1" 1100 • tmssas, d,....,.. G E - PSI $35.00 .... tOO; All : or, llttppen ljlll rongo,, llrua Compronlo 'Fllllngo • Schoolbua. Gotltpolla,Ohla. lnStoclt. • ~740)448-1782 RON EVAN811f111• IS Jockoon, Ohio. 1-1100:. llttn Couch orid Brown Ro- 537-9528 Ftlr Condition. Coli · ~, ctm.. ~740)441.()628 Rocllnor, Moonllgl'lt Escorts. Full Pleasant (rear entranct) now paying minimum wage, nurae needed ror 100 bed mant Repaired. Free Pickup eervlce male and female es· Fri. , May 3rd. eam·2pm. new ahlfts: 7am·3pm, 7am· akllltd' nuralng facility In and delivery avallribfe. call oortoand dancers. Prompt Sat,Ma~4th. 6am·12pm. 5pm, 3pm-11pm, 11pm· Pomeroy,Oh!l>lor7-3ahlft. Mlke(740)4<46·7804. and Proleoalonal and Conll· 7am, call 740·992·5023. Foclllty has a good aurvay den!lol. We alae do Blrlh· Mt Union Church lOla 6 history arid Ia -king a okll· Child Core Provld4or day, Pri~Jate and Bachelor miles out Jerrys ALin Ad In Help Wanted· experienced led, knowladgaabte nurse years experience. ::..--._..s:o.e:.:c: ~l-11,1:- ,.cosh. ••-llnonc:lnQ. 'iiaaJ 110 doya Master ...... Can1. .. WPM 84._ lllnllv & 1 • Fold F-150 - Plclol.tp, osve olol. - · Coblnal, $2S. till ..... #Co .... u .... ,. .:',_a UHd lurnlturo- (304)<1sa-19117-!Clm IIIII ~~-L-" " below Holltley ·tnn, Ktnau- lllatorh ~ 314 1100 1lMn - - - · Free Yard Sa'te Sign! 15 Words, 3 Days Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid .!';:. n.., - e.w. ..... .. co.. l-lilllo t-. • -w- Ir tQQOIOC Qtl. 'Nt Goool 1111-Spm ~ IN" •~)aS-tillS • SarM start II $95. Sioaao Smofl 2 1111111» M HQfdl QC EX. Gllc!tl : Applilnc:M. 'I& Vlno Sl.. - - 1IIJich- Conclillclll.ll«<l'~o~Wt~ 1. . . . . , _ - ... • (140)448-'13911 11110. ~304~15 , . , ~ 'IIIIIU. s ........ !luna • ""Y li otMy llolo. ...... _ . . . . . . - Dft 1Ml'HfMw.llntt"'IAIIIItiF will be f'IIPOnllblt fof' no n'ION thin thtOMlof tt.t .,_. oooupild bJ thetmlf' lftdonty theftnllnlertlon. tny 1oM or ,.,..,... lhM ,..uHe from the pub No 1tlon or omluloft of .n IC:hwtlllcMnt. Col; wtlon wftf blnwdlln tht ftret: IVaNiblt ediHon.. • 1101 ,.._ Gll'd lppi5H. • AI r'MI MIIM . . , . . . , . _ we 10 the ,....,.. Pelf Houllng Aot of TNI IOI11Mdirda. We will not tn YtoiMton at 1M-. PQUQES: Ftto ~ ' -· . .- . 11,000- ,.., (l 1· 1?16 .. Corpet, 202 Cieri< Lila tift. $2'1S. ..... Corlrl. Filly l - . ~Rood,-· Ohio. lnQ - · IOHI', Goocl '*''aoo~c -10.000 • (740I"''5-1444 t-an.- SNpo. S3'1S. !f4012M- .._ • . . - Plll\l. ..,_ •~8ttl2. ~- Eallmttn, E~ 14a4 ~ ~ (740)441- - . big - . - (7!~2ro992;~!~6 (304) 675-1333 675-5234 ~".~~iOY.,~Inn_-Column: 1:00 Flo- - • 1\.egister Sentinel In·Column·: 1:00 p.m. Friday ror Insertion ~- ~'l:: (7«1)116-t • Kk'IQSIM-Bod.e-1- ~ Nfn- will\ 10 ; lont Condition. . SBO.I£ PI t C... • Stand. NaotWltorMo- ~Coli C304)'1Se-11tl - O u t ol Boo!, $200. IIIW!Clm · : (740)448-1523 · /Juullfir~ Monday thru Friday 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. ..,_Goo~~ eo. : Rancioo. _;.~,.;o..lg;':,;;: REACH OVER 185,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW Word Ads tooO - - - .... SlldlrG GIMo r' AIIIUI ·I ntMKl777 :• .--:.:C: ~ 0oora. eo.""" ,..~ e,. ' ll wa·-- ..,.__ 'IIlii. S2S. Coli (304)'1Seo L.~--iiiitiiiiii.-' .._ - .In one week With_us QI:ribune ca~f;~::;..~ , (7~?.~ To446~~42 . =.... ::-:;15-~- : • Goocl UHd A • To Place It ~ I UoBGQl I lost 27 lb, in 32 days. 100% naturai!Ouaflllteed , 740-992·7038 �Nb Cto..word Puaale .. ,. .. ...... ... .. •n• . , ,, ··~·..... .. , ... .. , • •• . .... 4 ~ ~·I?~ ... -. • I • )..j .. ~ "'ll -l' 1\ • A-il • A"4.J.tt --- '• ·~ ' • \ ' ... j(;alt:ft~ l't" INf ::;~ ~ I'Wiis -t 'N'f f1." ...:i~ -~·· One chance Usually, when dc~mling ~p;~imt ~ noll'\ullp contra.:t, )'0\l lmpe t\l get sevcr~l tricks from one suit and " drib or drab lrom the llthcr three suits. Hllwcvcr, gettillS tlmsc trkk$ fltm\ the Ions suit son\e~ ti\tl<'s 1\'!jUirts .\ critl· c~l . play or tw\l , h\ this d~al, you ~rt $ittill!!; EAst. tl~~me you BARNEY \l\'\!rt"IIC\1 llllC Sll;~de , FRANk. & KAHN.t:S'l ' ...Yf$, .l Afltff ... IT'$ · NOT Ttlt NUMiflt TtMT'$ -. WltON6, ONLY Tt4f PtltSON YOU lttAGt4fl> AT Tt41$ NUMiflf··· Yf$, Yf$, .l ICNOW, I'IUMti,S l>ON'T Llf ... 'I NOTt41N6'$ IJMP&.t ANYMO#tf ' ;' THE ~ . 1--lf\OOiER ::A\t>, ''I\ ~~~~ I'\)\ Nt.IJt{t. BoiL":> OtW IOLX)LY 0\ Dt-1'1 I5 ON!'t "' Mld'tO'N"-'/!;; ! l . M i BIG NATE. 11;~rtn~t lcad1 the nine of th"t suit, How would you tlcfund? South\ two-nu· trump .rebid shows . mot<' points that " onc-im-trump open· ing, but not t!I\Ottgh to stlrt with two no· trump. It prutnis~s cithl'r Hl- 19 or 19-20 poinr~, tkp~mling on whether o11c m~s th< modern 15-17 no. CELEBRITY CIPHER trutnp ot the old· by Luis Campos f~shioncd I{,.tl), So, c.t~ly Ciphtr tfyjliOQrtl!\1 aw. a.arid '"'"' quo\atrono by ramooo ~. pail an</ prttorn. Eocn loner rn lila cipher l!ando ror anolher, it l! dfcctivdy forctoday'! cltHI: Pequsls B ing. ltcsponJcr IIIAY . not p<1ss unltss he '! I.MEWJ I! SA D PAXW mistouutctl his poinU IH II L E K Y L MR L 8 R D on the fttllt rmmtl! Now, let's look at YWAXKAIDOF DIELAPGV OAX the defense: l'hc . opcninl! l~aJ mark' Kl' VYXDAWRGELF.' , South with the occ tllld ja(k of sp~des. JRLMRXEWV MYVPIXW Atill if South has tin:or s11adcs, the t;ontratt is PREVIOUS SOLUTION ~ 'A painter told me 1~11 nobocty oould draw a trtt wllhout In aome aon becoming a tru: probably impresn~ble. • Ralp~ Waldo Emeuon Stl, you (E<~st) should umune South hns uuly tluee spadN. Here is the key point: Whenever you nre trying to establish a stilt in which dcdarer has two stoppers, YF HI T dri vc out on c of them l-,r-,.:1.;_~~2~rl.;...;;.l-·;.,.1--1 os quickly as possible - '-::::;:!::;:~::::~ · ..-J - and trick one isn't r ttlO early. ·so, you S A0 5 I should play the spndc 1-.- ·wj"'"r"'l l ~~..,...~-1 . I 0 (or <tight), forcing ::·:::~-:;:·~~-~· S<ltllh to win with his r • N "Wh 1 ~ "1 t d ~:·: en was a uoy, ec ure N U T U C jark. . _ the grandpa, "I had to do.chores Dcdarer will prob<~- 4 every morning and ride a horse bly cash the ace· . . . . . or walk a mile to school." The (\llecn of hearts, but U G E. Ji grandson replied, "Gee Gramps, when you discard, he .. you had-·· the ··-.. " will have to play on G Compltle ihe chuckle quored 1 by !riling In 1h1 mrurng words diamonds , West wim · V?" develop frotn alep No, 3 bolow, feEL ,. • I l I I 1.. I II II 'L. .Is I I RN · 0 I' I' I' Ia II I' j I I I Ithe I .I. I .I ~~~:~,hisl~~~l! :;•:o:~d ~ '~~~h~u~~!~~slETTERS IN ~~~~";ui:~~~~~i:h~~~ Q still have the dinm<lnd ace as an emry, If you play the spade queen at trick one, declarer ducks aud here is home free, ns the exprenion goes .. APRIL 261 gf~c:~~~1{R LETTERS 10 SCIIAM-LITS ANSWERS Rarity· £xult ·Scarf· Tether· t=Xt=FICISE Overweight man coming from kitchen to his wife," If It weren't for the fact of having the television and refrlgeratcr so far apart, some people wouldn't get any e)(. ERCISE at all.'' · -----.~=--~·----Snturd11y, Aprll27, 2002 ·· Friend; ~nJ t• ~ qunilmui:et .will h.wo • mnnti lunttoll~~ over I'JIIIIll! oll•pmrllcllf! U( Your llti.! in- tht·· )'riH nhr:nl, m <eloct hl~h · <tll illlty fUiilpAII· lu111 wlw nn.: guing &UIIIt!• phiL \!, ., TAUI~US (Ajlril 211-M;y 211) •• Yuu dnn't •ll'llfetlalc di•rtqHium fr0111 othrn , Shnuht thi•. "'\'pen, whkh i! llk•ly, Ju11 't b uw the in«r· 111p1\om nut ,,r prupurtlon, Ttylll~ tu jMil'll "i' a broken rurililll<rl ihc A1tru-Groph Mmhrroakrr un hdtl you uu dmtoHJ lvlmt lo Jo tu 111oku <hr rtlotlull•l•ll' · Work. Mall S2.75 111 Matdlltl:tkcr, r ill thl• ncw•r•vcr, 1' .0 . llo~ 175", MllrriiY I hi I ~lotro11, Now York, NY l1115r,, · GEM INI (M•y 21 -Junc 2!1) -- C:tJtlllt<lo ;nJ trciprol!lty k('cl1 d1c wheel~ t,r c.' Aill<ttadr ~ r1 c ,.,,IJiutt i11 thh Wtltltl . ~Uilll'f iiH.' whtl hcljtc'l you rr· w 11ly wuulu bo dri•Khtrtl tf you 11uw hriJt hh11 or Iter. c ANCU~ (J11rrr 21 -JIIIy 22) •• 'llll'tt lo ; tCII<IriJ<Yfur yuu fw111 11111c tu tutut Ill be Jlll''l'"lvr nl tlunl' yo u luvr .. ' · this mi ght be ouc of tlou.c u•ys, li' yuu tie i''"iilc up, It nulkc!l th~:m WAitt tO break luu~c . lllO U11ly ~J-Au~, 22) •· lhmr yuu 'rt rospomlhle for Ate likely tu hove you loukinM cOlllplkar.d 111011er you netd t_o S(lrt Ollt, nnd a priYitte !pOl free from out1ldo inHuencri to resolve and telt~on things out. ·Reason abo11nds In quiet plates, CAI'I\.ICOilN (Doc, 22- uut (ur them , You'rt' not ~tpc Jon . 19) -· I( you waul a pro• lu h;l'-•ralc nnythi nH or anyone taking aJv•nta~• of 1hom, VIII.GO (AuH, 2j· Srpt. 22) ·- Othm wo11't be biTtnded if yuu IIIAke te\llslons upon their Ideas or con(opu, becau!e wliu you 111odif'y will enh•nce their work , You won't 111ake them look hmlcquate. · · llllRA (Srpt. 23·0(1. 23) • - lhll Is OliO of lho~t Joy! where whnt yuu MiVt oul h dLu:dvr day, auoclate with whnl you'll trAp. ihe s•h11 you 111akr wUI have tQ come from thot which you . devl>r r.uher lhan lloruugh the •UIJ11(es of otlu:on. SCOili'IO (O.t. 24 - Nuv, 22) •• M•ke <crt• In yo11 ar< '" rhartce or whal you want lo aceo111plhh, became you will be rnorc !!U'cttive '" '* 1111UI"M ~ i11g role th•n •• • secon<l f~tl ­ d.le to S011IIOIU' ~~~C . SAGlllAlliUS (Nov, 23· IJ•c. 21) •• I( you h;ve , a \ those who ore optlmiJti< •nd hopeful. rother than wilh thole who tarry the weight of the world on their •houlden. AQUARIUS U•n. 20-feb. IV) ·- Thil will bt a 10-10 dAy for y011 unlc11 yo11 get involvetl in 10n1e kind of competitive or <hallenging devel · optllent! . 'Yoll ll 'ome alive • 1 when confronted. I'ISC:IlS (Feb, 20-M•r<h 20) • long· lall~r reverberation• 11re Jmt a! Important ,., lmm~: . . dlote hop~oulng• , IJe con• ctrnetl with far-re.achang e(. fecn and not jmt with a moment 111 hmco. A 1\ IES (Mnch 21 -Aprol I~) ·· If you 're confronted by un cxpe•lcd ch"'K"'· lltcy will be prectplwcd by lu011cnc., beyond your toourol. You will be obit 10 favorably adjust to the C: itt' UIU\UIIl'tl thOUMh. - Jl • ' 1,. . .. 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