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Poll"'v to the l~llcr any mined 4.:nuu~h w du w , even a Mfieult objwivc can be innructiontJ you gc( fot per~ ·fnrmlnJ a ccrtui n jnh for .an· u~ hicvcd tnll"y ·· ulb~it Ifni without ~hall<n~c• . The ball other iod~y . Troubl,e i• ,likely lo ensue 1f you dcvtUtc m any i ~ in your cnurl : yuu ''."11nakc . the !hut. Trying 111 r,ateh up a · way without cunlultarion.. hmkc" rnnHinee1 'Ihe Amo· . Si\0111 ARIUS (Nov . 23· Graph Mut.:hmukcr cull help Dec. 21) " Trying to force ynu undcr>tnnd what l<l dn '" •quare peg! Into round holes make the rclutitlll•hip work. never work,. uut, 110 don't at· Mail ~2 .7~ '" Matchn1akcr. tempt 10 do 10 today. Let c/n thi~ ncw•pupcr. 1'.0 . ll.nx event• tr~trulpire in their natu· 167. Wickliffe. 011440\12. raJ way and everything will LEO (July 23 -Aug. 221 .. come oul a~ you like. · Sh11uld ynu ~c fnreed 10 wurk CAI'RICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. with ur n»ainot 1nmcnne whn 191 ·· Even if 1otneon~ r.ou i• kn.,wn fur not playing by love dioappoint• you by be· the rule•. dnn '1 .-.~k 111 th!A hnvinJ in an unreaJonable. penon ' "' level nl cnmlucl. manner, try to re•JXJnd with YIJu can triuonph thro•uah be· kindneu and forviveneu . in~ uprixht'. • Thi• al way• 1motlwm the fire1 VHlfiO IAu a 2.1-Scp"t. 22) of a,&ilation. . · ·· Tmublc n>uy pe !tirrcd ~I' · AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. loda y hy \ UilJt'UIU! whu mu;.. 19) ., Ouard your iemper In· quote:" · y t~u. hut )'17U 4-!an day •hould you Inadvertently 'l"" l.ly "'I' thing• in the hud . onake an errM that affects wgc. I . Christmas mJuly OReorronge · ler"" of '"' four tcrambled wordo bt' low ro· f1>1m four olmple wordo. , I r, li M N E T 1· I I I" I · KANDAHAR, (AP) new regim~; was looking for answers Tuesday to why U.S. planes bombed a central Afghan village, killing scores of· people. The U.S. military said American forces came under tire. Survivor~~ the planes attacked a w ing, killing mostly women 1111d children. "We are sending a team 10 investigate, to find out what · happened," said Tayyab Jawad, a spokesman for newly elected President . Ham1d Karzai. . U.S. Central Command, which is responsible for U.S. military operations in Afghanistan, said il was also sending a fact-finding team to determine what BY CHAJILINI HOIJIUCH A VISIT FROM SANTA - Santa In his summer sull visited with happened in Kakarak, in· HOEFLICHOMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM . a dozen or SO children at People'S Bank Monday, a kickoff to Uruzgan province, about POMEROY ·- As most C.hrlstmas In July. Events will be held each Friday this month at 17S miles southwest of Meigs Cou11tians are gathering the bank to raise money for the Coats for Kids program. · Kabul, the capital. to celebrllte family, fun and Joining Santa (Jerry 'Scott) here ·are from the left, Quentin fireworlu! this Fourth of July scott, Jordon SCott, Lexl Coleman on Santa'e knee, Skyla holiday, employees of Peoples Coleman and Jacob Hoback with little Jonah Hoback, seated at Bank are trimming the tree, his santa'.s feat. (Charlene Hoeflich) hosting a visit from .Santa, and planning fu~d rai~rs as they ' make money and personally employees will host ice cream Ohio observe Chnsunas m July. contributed generously socials, and on July 26 tacos ...ckeyl5: 3·6·15·29·33 Pick J: 4-11-6 • .The .Peoples Ban~ ?bser- toward the purchase of new in a bag will be served. Pldc 4: 8-0-3-{) vance tS all about g1vmg so ·ones to accomplish their goal On July 18 there will be thai little children can be of a coat for every child. Plcll J My: 6-9·2 craft class ·from S to 8 p.m. llldt; 4 day: I·2-9·2 warm next winter. This year they decided to where snowmen replica can· "Coats for Kids" got its have Christmas in July fund dies will be made. Signup West Vll'llnie start many years ago when lhe raisers for the Coats fur Kids sheets for lhe class will be "-"' s: 5-'8- t . bank on the comer of Court project. ; Crafts, made by available in lhe lobby so that DallY 4: 6-2·7-5 and S~ond in Pomeroy wu employees or donated by oth· bank employees will be able C..li 25: 2·3.·5-6-12·24 · owned by Bank One. It con- ers, will be on sale in the to plan what supplies are tinued after the sale t.o lobby . during the entire needed. Participants be Peoples Bank. · month. Events will be held asked to donate to the coat . Last year contributions of each Friday in July .and all fund. good used eoats 1111d money 10 proceeds will be used to buy . Monday to kick off the buy new ones declined attd it new coats or clean the good Christmas in July program, . , •• dl•••-12 ...... ap~ared there were more used ones contributed. Santa in his summer suit, Calendar A5 chlld{en in need of coats than · Friday the employees will arrived for a visit with a· Classifieds 83·5 they would be able 10 deliver. stage a cookie and clllldy con- dozen or so youngsters Jath· Comics B6 The list of children ·in need test with pri?-Cs. Entries will ered in the bank lobby. PeJr Abby · A5 of coaiJ which had been pre- be accepkd Fri~t morning As you enJoy your Founb Editorials A4 pared by .C!Ie~ntary school. · with judging to pi~ at of July holiday this week, MoVies . A3 teachers was long, "and the 10:30 a.m. Baked goods and remember Chrisunas in July Obituaries A3 IUpply WU short. ' • hOt do~l Will be served at at Peoples Bank and all thole Sports Bl.-3 Not willins that any child lunch ttme -· for a donation kids who depend on you for go without a sooil warm coat, to the coat fund, of course. coats 10 keep them warm weather A2 the employee• ~erambled 10 . 011 July 12 and 19 the when the cold winds blow. ~ :zoo:z 0111o v•~oy Publltlli01 eo. ~fghanisum ~fihll!listan's wou 3 • U.S. planes ZUAAU ' y,• ' GAM I r-1 Tim i<'"H,.Athtnl TDIUZZ NDXP CUYYI • PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'A klll.ll alovtly trick dlllgnld ~ ntturo 10 ttop 1p11ch when wordt bioome tuperfiuout. - Ingrid Strgman f-· and I'm sure that is not going to chpnge. . And to answer the second question, following Sept 11, I feel most Americans do value their freedoms to a greater extent" Hiah: 90s, Low: 60s . .....•••• A2 WI! KIA D H IA!I.UY "AUMUY Weather · ADN WDLBYV I wmk1ng nul tu yuur "dvun· Jennller Fife, Pomeroy . Dltllll1, AJ b-y io111ncpiatcly ~.ning to lh<t•e it uffect!\11110 lcllmg your KIUe · of~"' •tory. · · LIBRA (SCIII. 23 -0.:1. 2~) ·. Ynu muy end. !'I' being \he full guy tl!day tl Y"" gel •n· · •lifriculli.:,, hut ii' you kecp plu~gin~ und ~nn ' t lnHC heart, ihu•g•. will huvc u wuy of however, I'll probably be workmg on the Fourth of July. What happened on Sept 11 won't really hamper my activities, but I am still vel)' sad over what transpired on that date. And when I think about it, I think we .appreciate our freedoms much more than we used to, which, I feel hetps with the healing process.' eush in Cleveland, A2· -le. your work . Everyone make• miotake•. and you're no ex· oeplion. Rematnina ca.lm al· lnw1' (or corr(!cHn"'" l'l!iCES (Feb. 20·March Becuu•c it i• not in your nulure lo do ' "· it miaht be difrocuh '"believe that an· mhcr wo.uld deliberately take 20) ... advantage of aomeone elfle. · Rccl!gnize whcn-lo'be lru•ting and wben nnttn be flXlli•h. ·ARIES (March 21 -April 19) ·· If you have •ome kind of pmhlcm with a member of y(.lur family tuu.ay, don't let' your frultralion •pi'll over into ~;:our aiiiQ\:iution• with othero. Tile temptation to do "" may be •tronll. . TAURUS (April 20·May 20) .. Follow your insrinctt today in your aneJ~otment Racine unites for 4th of July celebration · "I usually spend time with my family, · --~-----~Cii=r.r~---------Tu•><lay. July 2. 2t~J2 . · Tile year t~hc"d 111ay nnt he ' ·What's Inside Akim6o - Havnt'· Maxim· Geyser· ASKING Our new neighbor watched as I cleared the snow from · hie drive. "I wondered who you were,' the neighbor salp, 'but I decided to walt till you where done before ASK· INGI" JUl.y 1 I Hometown Newapaper lion tiona 38 Llghl bin· dtr 41 Mirth 43 lxploH 44 Nolin 1 whltJMr 41 Frltndlltr 41 County'• 58 Air poilu· ~~~~·: ~~:'~:~~n~u:~~ .. e ~fl~JlY~8l~~~RES I' I"MONDAY M~lp word 13 Therefore, he had three hearts. Sl!, dedarer cashed hi8 hcm·l king and, when Eusl dilln'l drop the queen, finessed dummy's heart jack. Note that in seven I'EANUTS I'VE NEVER BEEN ABLE TO VNOERSTAND HOW LITTLE KIDS LEARN TIE THEIR SHOES ... . Roher! Browning wrote tl1is intriguing trio of lines: "Our in· !crest's on the dun· !lCrOUS t•tlgc t)f things . /Tile lmncst thief, the render murderer, I The superstitious athL•i,t." Totluy' .1 topic fur di":ussiun over hrcukfasr : Arc ull three o~ynmruns '! Bridge isn't ideal for lhc superstitious . Everyone starts with I J cards, '.lnd count· . f' the ing w card ·jJiny ~during ts o len hcncltdul. lluw did South work out u guaran teed line to D tricks in this deal'! Nonh dill well in the hiddiug . Judging his long suit to be worlli ·a t.:ouplc of ex· tru point.1, he used 1wo duscs of Ucrbcr before sclccli t\g seven · litH rump . North real· i1.ed that if his heart suit was ·worth six tricks. South would huvc 14 top trick.s: three spades, stx hcurls, lhrcc diu· munds urtd two dubs. However, if Soulh hud to find the heurt '\uccQ. he could tleluy I IC decision if the t:OnlrUCt is pluyed in nlHI'Utnp. OuJside hcurts, de· clarer s;tw 10 win· ners, so knew that he hall ttl find the hcurt queen 111 bring in the rcttuircd lhrcc hearts· · k · Inc s. Correct ly leaving lhe key suit until lasl, dcc I arc r IU(Ik I~ o sc other 10 lricks. Care· fully .wutt:hing the discard~. South learned !hat West had slarted with exactly lwo spades, two dia· monds. and six clubs. ----. ,, ~....,~-r._!H~A~v~e:.~!~~ · - - -===:::::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~1_::··=· IMp 14 Hwy. II MlnHobl 111111 II Olullr'l unit 17 8ntlul thlpe II M1l~motto 0111 21 Llvy't htiiO 4 Knitting 30 Roofing tool thttl 5 1om1 pltno 34 llllr piiOII 37 Jump I MA alaCk 38 Tlggtd I'UI I'••• tlptl niM.If!ld ' • 10 Fllt\NK & EARNEST 52 llul•••• 1 Auto 11 ...p t2 Mil. br1nah 14 Paktr aord 11 Qovlmilll J•n•fl FlmOUI villoono 17 HlghOhllr wtlr 11 Anwer - of !gypt 20 Sftrlil&tl :12 Fllur•23 ........ 24 Qourmtt muthroom 27 Umplro'l 6101111 Y. A& • 10 Pllmlna a Wlnftr mo. • cp ... Monday, July 1, 2002 www.mydellyaentlnel.com visitsr Peo les Ban Lotteries . BY TONY M. LeACH TLEACHOMYDAILYSfNTINEL RACINE - A parade, tractor pull, karaokee conte>t. fwg ~ump, musical entertainment, and colorful fireworks are JUSt a few examples of the aclivitie' nne can expect while attending Racine's Fourth of July Celebration. "lJnited We Stand," on Thursday. · o The day's events will kick-off with u !lug rui;ing at 9:45 a.m. by the American Legion Po'l 602 followed by a parade along Third Slree!. · Line-up for the parade will begin at 9: 15 u.m. near Southern High School. Awurds will be presented In purude winners in three cutegories: !lout;, bit·yde., und hor>c>. ul II :30 a.m. in Star Mill Park. · Also at II :30 a.m., a patriotic prngram will be presented by members of the American Legion Pn>l 602 and Auxiliary, girl seouL~. Enduring Freedom Support Group, and Jacob and William Hoback. Craft vendors, children\ game,, and u "Moon Bounce," sponsored b~ the Racine Area Community Organi1.ation (RACO), will also take place throughout rhe day. Food and .refreshments will be provided throughout the day by RACO and the Racine Fir~ Department and Auxiliary. who will have. a chicken barbecue and home· made ice cream, starting at II a.m. Those attending the day\ fesrivitie' cun ulw ptlrticipate . in a karaokee contest, sponsored by Night Rellectinn.•. on the Star Mill Park stage frum 12-2 p.m. untJ J-5 p.m. There will be four categories and ugc group~ for the · karaokee- up to IS years of age for both male and fcmule: and IS years of age and older for both mule und female. Pri1.es will be awarded for firs!. second ant.! third place · during the firs! three hours of the conte,l, with the flr•t place winner from each hour returning al 4 p.m. 10 cumpete for the grand prize. Awards for the kuraokee contest are being provided by local businesses and the Star Mill Pllrk Board. Tractor enthusiasts can enter the Big Rend Furm Antiques lruclor pull aJ I p.m. und mu,io:al entertainment will be provided by Jhe Big Bend Cloggers al 1 p.m.: Country Orass, ~-7 p.m.: and Counrryfied from 7:30-9:30 p.m. ' RACO will hold its 9th Annual Frog Jumping Contc.r 111 S p.m. There will be two divisions: Junior (uge~ 1- 15): und senior (Ages 16 and over). Registration, which is $3 for juniors _and 115 for >eniors, · will be,!lin at 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. respec11 vely. There wrll be no limtt 10 the number of frogs that can be entered in the contest. . . · Prizes for the conJesr will be $40 for fir~t pluce: $2~ for second: and $10 for third in the juniur divi,ion : $100 for first place: $75 for second: and $50 for third iii' tlfe senior diviston. Bach frog will get three jumps ;md the disrunce will be measured from lhe center of the. pad to the lncutinn nf the frog's third jump. The frog which I ravel\ the farthc .~l eli•· lance wms the contest. Once the frog is placed on the pad. it ~nnnot bt: touched or coerced by an object. . · Rent-a-frogs will be available for fmg -lc-. conte•IUnl• ut a cost of$3, with $1 being given back to the renter upon the • reJurn of the rented frog . As always, all fross participating in the contc>t will be treated humanely. . Ending !he day will be a fireworks show, spon>ored by · the Racine Volunteer Fire Department, at 10 p.m. In ca•e of inclement weather, the fireworks show wtll be held on Friday, JulyS, at 10 p.m. GRAND OPENING will Index A rlbtJon.cuttln& ceremony was held on Monday morning to mark the official openlna of Cr!lldlt' Xpreas, 124 W. Meln Street, Pomer~. · Ji new lendIn& lnftllutlon at lllllllaQ with Flll'mert Bank end SIIYirip Company; Durin& the &rand ope~ In& celebretlon, which run1 lhrO!Jih Friday, v111tor1 can enjoy retrelhmentl end take a chance on winnlflll two tlckeiiiO the Kentuclly Spe~dway. From left, Stacy Cook, ~enlor cu1tomer Hrvlce representatiVe; Trl1he Scoonover, meneeer; alld M1y Klo'el, customer Mrvlce reprelentatlve. (Tony M. Leach) o( another' and don'llettomeone who has an axe lo grind convince you lo lreatthi• pertolf a• i( lihe had the pla&ue. You're too kil)d 10 do to. OEMIHI (May 21-June 20) .. Ojvlng othert the benefit ol the doubt i1 not neccnaril~ wrong, but before puuin,& Y.ounelf in.a. vulnerable JXllt· liOn, ICrUIIIIIU: every BlptCI · thoroughly. ·· To lJiAJw MOllE or tJJ sdltdult an appointmnu, call one of 011r CUSIOmtr ltiVia rtprntrltalives ldl fru at (866) 821-4541 HOlZER • . ' �'l The Deily Sentinel • Page A 3 '. The Daily t ntin 1 m Ohio weatti'tr 'Jitdn..dly, JulY 3 ., mistakes people odal ecurity . • JACKSON. T~nn . -- Donald William Johnson. 84, of J<kkson , Tenn .. died J me 30, 2002. at NHC Heahhcare in Milan, Tenn hom Nov. I . 1917, he was the son of the late James E. and . 1-felen Lasher Johnson and was a retired master machimst wi.th A!mour Company in Memphis, Term . 1-fe was also a U.S. navy veteran of World War II. , ... 1-te is survived by a daughter. Donna Y. Johnson~of Jackson. Tenn.; twu grandchildren and two 1.1reat grandchildren. , Funeral services wilt be held at 3 j).m. on Wednesday at Aningtoo Funeral Home in lacksoo. 'fenn . Burial will take place in 1.....'1&11 Falls Cemetery, , Memorial contrjbutioos can be made to the American tliabetts Association . 1660 Duke Street, Alexandria. Va .• ··-~ 22~14. LOCAL BRIEFS EMS loa calls . __ POMEROY - Units of the Meigs Emergency Service answered seven calls for assistance Ol) Monday. Units res(l<lllded as follows : CEN't'RA L DISPAl'CH 4:08 p.m., State Route 338. Helen Beegle. ·Holzer Medical Center; ~ : 07 t).m., Rose Hill. Edward Shaffer, HMC; 0:07p.m.. Pomeroy, James Braley. HMC; 8:08 p.m.• Syracus~ balltietd. Michael Wright, · treated; 8:29 p.m.. HMC Clinic. Lillian Hartis, Pleasant Valley Hospital; 9:05 p.m.. McKenzie · Ridge, Brett Jones, HMC; 10:33 p.m.. Eagle Ridge Road, Dora Hysell. treated. Another scorcher on tap Wednesday UY THI AUOQIAT~Il Plllll Another acorchor Ia flll'CC"at fllf tho Mhi·Ohlo V\lll@y lln Wednoaday aa 11 hlah proa11uro ay11tom at11lll!d ovor '1\1~11• Qllll· tlnuoa to -pump'hat, moll! air ln!o tho l'OIJIOO. · Hlilh humldlly and hoi tomporaturoll In tho !lOa will bo tho rulo. On Wodnoaday nlphl, a ~llld fr<lnl ah<luld puah throuiJh tho roll_lon; provldlna10010 rollof. · Tllmperaturol un Thundny wlllllc! 11 lhtlil coolor, ronchln~ tho upper 801. Sunaot tlldayt will bo at 9:04 p.m. and aunrlail <ln Wednoaday at 6:07 'a,_m. . . Road closed WIIA1MIII hiiiGAIT 1\lday... S~allorod ahllwllra ·and thllndonillfma thla · aflol" noon. P111ohy f(l8 until mld·m(lfnlnp ...Thon h11~. Hljlha nonr . 90. t.laht Anil v~rlablo wlnda. Chanoo uf rain lO porcont. Thnlaht ... Moatly clo11r. Lllwaln tho luw11r 70.. C11lm wlnda. Wodncldlly.,.Partly cloudy; Scatlorod ahowon 11nd thundol" · atorma In thO nflomoon. Hla.ha In the lowor llOa. Ll11h1 north· woat wlnda. Chanco of rain ~0 porc11nt. · · Wodnoaday nljht... Panl~ cloudy whh acattorod ahuw11n tmd thundoutorma. Low a In tho lowor 70a, Chanco of r&ln lO Jl\11" .cont. · - lnd1.1pondonc11 day ...Panly ol11udy with aOIIIICirod ah11wora 11nd thundortlul'll1a. H111ha In tho uppor HOa, Chano11 uf rnln lO JlC!rcont. . · Thunday nl~ht; .. A all&ht ~hanco of ahowora und thunll~r­ alol'll)N In the ovonlnj;.. Othcrwlaa moatly clo11r. l..uwa In tho mid 6011. Chanco of r11ln 20 poroont. flrlday ... Moatly cloar. Hlah• In tho mid 80a. · lxTINDP ,CIIIIGAI' Saturdily...Moatly clear. Lo¥!1 In tho lowor 60111nd hl~hl In the mid 80a. · . Sunday... Mo1tly clear. Lowaln thll "'id 60a and hlahaln lho up_llllr 801. . . Munday... Milally olo~r. Lllw1 In tho mid 601 11nd hl11h1 In tho uppor 80.. . · ·PORTLAND - The Ohio Department of trol.ls~ortatlon has ahnounced that County l{oad 35 (Portland·. Road) has bee11 closed at the Inter. liecliott of Ohio 124 to allow for the construction of section of the Ravenswood Connector project. · travelers ate , Local advised ttJUs_e the following detour: .l'owttehl p Road l 07 (Mcl\enfle Ridge Road) to County Road 28 (l:lashan Rood) to Ohio 124. The closure is scheduled for 4.5 days .. ======-~~ ' Is a high death rom In Appa ch fllNDLAY (AP) - A white-frame bulldlttg long thought to be Hancock County's first courthouse has lost Its place In history. Officials wlth the Historic Preservation Oulld , of Hancock County have deterlt\ltled the building' was ttot tht!' 18:13 courthouse. Oulld president John Hutson said a committee compiled all its research on the building. and II was clear the build lng could not hdve beet1the courthouse, The historicdl marker outside the old ·home was temtlved last week. but the bulldlttg's designation as the ortginilt courthouse renlalne In many books. "lt may ta~e years to totallr, change· and erase history, • sdltl Tim Btugcman, director of the HatlcllCk Patk Dlstrkt. OfficlaiJ now believe the __ ...___ - _____.____ lv MtWIIIA RUIIIU. MRUI&£LL.fMDAILYTRIDUN~.OOM · OAI..LJPOLIS - Two m11n · wore arroucd on felony char(ol Saturday mornlna 11-ftor twalva Amorlcan Pit Hulla ware found chained to troo• In a w11odad 1r1111 no11r Kmc Road In· Vlntcm. Tho d1111 wore dltcovorad after Oallla C11unty ahcrlff'a dopudcs• roaponded to a 3 a.m. 911 calf fr11m tho h11mo of Travla J. Nowaomo, 454 Davo Lano- Vlnllln. Ncwtomo told tho dla· patchor thai ho llbll.lfVOd two white malot In 11 lar10 white vari outside of lila hpmo maldna threat• with • aun. Whon doputloa arrlvod Choy heard 11un •hota In tho :area 1nd 100n found tho · JUipecta' van parked bohlnd a trailer on Koo•o Road. · Kovln Hryan Bumetto, l5" of IJiackllck, facet charao• :or diaordorly conduct. u1ln1 : weapona while lnw~lcitocl and 12 cqunu of animal · cruolty. - Aaron Karl Hundley, l6, of Patadlall1 fiiCol char11o• of auravareo monaclna and u1lna weapon• while lnto11lea10d. : Mtor 11 brlof ccinfrollla• : lion. the au1poet1 wore taken Into cuatodf by doputlo•, and upon aoarch· Ina tho rented van, • piatol, two rlfl01, lneludlnj an ·, SKS maul! rife, an4 · ammunition wore found. : Aec:QrdlnJ to dtpuclt•, a : larJI omounl of blood and ·.deer holr Wlrt. alto diiiCOV• orcd on and lnaldo tho v1n, •• well •• a bulehlr'a lmlf1 ~overed with blood and d&er hair, Doth tulpoCtl had blood on their handt and elothln& and deputie• found ' Reunion planned POMEROY - The annual reunion of the descendents of Edgar and Addie Reed Blake will be held on July 13 at the Zion Church of Christ.A pol luck meal will be at 12:30 p.m. followed hy a business meeting. The church is local· ed on Ohio 143 about five miles from the Ohio 1 bypass. Door pri1es will be a warded. Take pictures and genealogy materials to display. Lovett reunion POMEROY Descendents of Daniel and Phebe West Lovett will have their annual reunion on July 14 at 1 p.m. at the Zion amrch of Christ located live miles out on Routel43 off the Rt. 1 bypass. Those attending are asked to take pictures and gcrtealogy material for dis-. play: · Recipe books. will be distributed and those attending are asked to take samples of a · recipe they submitted. Doo~ prizes will alsq_be awarded. Historic marker stripped Alleged deer poachers ·. arrested Co. _ ·---- in Gallia -· ·- - SYRACUSE - A meeting of Syracuse Council scheduled for this week has been postponed until July It' at 7 p.m. due to the holiday. that aavor11l of tho dlliN waro aatlnjl froah rlba Qf 110 animal. · Oopntloa QOntaetod bllth tho dojl w11rdon ll'nd an offl· car from tho Ohlll Department llf. NA111ral Ru11urooa to purtuo ohar1o• 11f Pllllchlnll, After hl11 11rrou, llurnono allojlodly procoodod to m111t.o throatt 10 tho deputlea, nallnalhat ho wua fllln& !(l P.ll)' 111 hovo thorn pleliod off by Hunallnjlafl from Columbu1. · Accordlna Ill tho rop()rl1 IOVOtll Of tho dll&l haa lnjurlo1 that did n111 1ppur to havo boon troatod. Chrl1 C11z~a. a mombor ~>f tho Oallla Co11n1y Animal Wolfaro I.uauo. bolltvol lha lnjurlu woro a ro1ullof lho d011 bcln11 utod for lho llloJIII praelleo of d11g flaht· In!. · OQ& fl&htlna It horrlblo and W• lllol&l," aho 11ld "But, unfurlunatoly. II eun· tlnuot tu aoon." . Co~~• h'!J)OI that tho dl•· covory of tlio diiJI' wlll holp cduea!O tho p11bllc on tho pracllco uf doaflllhtlng. H'fho10 thlna• do happen horo," •ho •ald. "lt'a a roal• ly tick and 11d thlna." Dol warden Tom lfalfhlll and aulilanl doa wardon Paul William• ~~Ceomplnlod Oopulifl 1nd a 1'1011 ~Oitrl• norian btok to tho ~eene Monday to Ndato lbf dQJt and movt lhlm 111 an. undft• cloatd loeotlon. Whtn doputit• rttum;d three of lhf moll Hrloualy lnjurtd doJ- wtro miltlna. Rurntlto will app11r In Qalllpollt Munlolpal CQurl to ftwothl felony ch&rJIII at 9:30a.m. MPnday, My 13, Affi~fiH~ ftou811, ~~~ illtlf.liOYI!il Uoll'il M~fkllt liM tlrooRI10u8il In Q~lllpolla r11flll8 t1111 Amllfloilflil t:ll8~1ay will\ lliltrlotlo ltl\ffi§, (~rl8 ill eot8oR) Trav lers take ·to ro d for holiday .. OALLIJl()biS - As )!1ds · At:i:utdlng to AAA 4A mll- f.ltl~e~ rett1Mltllitdblel •bout 32 litJI1 JX!Uple m eltJX!~Ied til 11tllllllt1 dtl~tm "l.liNe to the tr~ver by dt1w11 4.~ per- .••• • •• ftllltl" with plbtts tu truvel •t leust ~0 mlleli fi'utn hlllltc the IBI1!1llil t1Umber or Jletltfll! lfiiYI!Iilll by ~~f ftlf th~ htlllti•Y 11lt1Cil 199~ lctotdlllg to tJmulaiM111 AAA. · The IIMtltJHIII 11 veraye Hf $U9 fllr lel(•!ierv~ telulitt fliUUIInu IM dtlwt1 2~ dt!tth fl'tllft ll!il PI!Utth tlf Jut~ OPtiC allntJunot!d lut week thfttlt will HtllllhiiHIIi lt!i llUf· RIHt tJII "ttldU\ItltlH lev•l_!i ttlf " th11 Ht!AI thta l!lot1th1, which mnfti 11l111 llli !'flee• lhould Nmalu 11m thalr curtettt l•vel. . "fid!if.lltd ~tlHtlttUiflM toll• tll!ftlM 111lilul the ettlfttlmyl 3(1.7 ffllllltltl Am tl~llft!i atll lltttlulpitll! traviiiHa.'' uld Jim Ll!lt~lltt, 1 Hillt vlte pte!il• dem, AM. llul t ttttal, . • fl I •!rt. ~et1t ftum2uul , At1elltlm11tetl jOO,OOO tHIYt!h!tll will tlke 11 [tii[H bull ot llthet fot111 of lfBHiijilil11tloH, Thwtts 1111d turdl areu lt!dd tilt! list ~r PUP.UIIIr holiday desiiHlltltJHI with 32 (ll!tceltt tJt the travel volume. tol· l.tlwetl by cities and tll!eatt• or bl!•cilt!M with 21 pe~ent e11eh; lake!i, l2' pe~t!Hii ttltlUHtdiHsl S j!eti!I!HII lllllld llitllot1a 11iltkH, j pe~l!fll_l lhellif (littke, Z P,l!~ihl. flout l'tlrtent wett utldeddl!d •btluf tltt!lr dl!atlHittltm. t11rofltllltlt1n rur 1tldiii!CIIdt!Mi fill~ ltttvel 111 baseilllll • ttlllorhll telel)htllll! aurvey tJF 1,jOO Am.riC!In •dult!i lltlttdullted by th• 'ttdVI!I lndu!itry· Aut~tlatltJtt, · ~hleh dtJCA !iJ\Wllll l'e.CIItth for AAA, · · .,t building might have been the home of lawyer Aaron Blackford. · BlackfQ!'d 's great-great grandson, Daniel Child Sheaffer, · asked ule guild and J)lllk district to.set 100 record straight . His grandmother. Anna Blackford Child, spent i2 years before her death In 1988 trying to cotwince local historians that the house wasn't the county's flm counhouse. Tire cootrovetsy be~an In 1976 when the pteservauon guild decided to renovate the building. The guild believed the building wns the county's fltst courthouse because of a reference ht a,local history book. Many believe the reference came from a 1925 newspaper story that said the first coun-. house was .relocated to 819 Park St., site or the building · 111 question. �.• • • pA4 Opinion The Daily Sentinel : TU"diJ~ July 2. 2002 B _Th_e_·o_a_n_y_~_n_t_m_e_I__________~.1f. ' Chronically sick divers take the plunge The•Da:ily Sentinel . . 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 740.812·215& • Fax: 740.812-2157 www.mydlllyaenllnel.com DEAR ABBYl A ~nt Iotter In Den Dlckartion Publlaher Generel •rv M•~er ~ ''' ,,., Mh"' ttn ~rfli.'IJMf, n.n 1A~IJ h ltn flw.,t JOO ~ ..Ut knm n1~·r ru rJih'~tg •n4 lftiHf a, 1(f11ri •M4 iHrhllh ~\'tl t~IUi,tltni lflkf"f •·UI .....,.u •fNI ~~- ,...,.....,_, tf' ,.t.hJiil..t l.flltn ,JJw..lt/ ~ iff ,_., Mrlt, ......,.Jli"' iHMf\, ltlif pt'f"\olltfJ/ifif'\, . • 1'l1 dftiltimll\ upn~ ~~ iN lillf' 4'0/M•It #HioJW lll't rltli ('<HUtiU'tiiS u/ll!f (Jiilv- \Wif.f rv•nsltitt1 n~. ~ tdiwrial ~ ""'f''sillltttr"M'i.u ,um~. · N ATl'O N AL VIE,W ·C:Iean ·up KONDRACKE'S VIEW Sweepil~g_forest floor goes l~ng Congress should debate president~ policy on Iraq way . to stemming rnajor fires· TODAY IN HISTORY 6Y THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Tuesduy. July 2. Ihe IIDrd duy of 2002. There are IH2 tluys len in the year. Tuduy's Highlight in History: On July 2. 1776, the. Contlncntul Clmgress passed u resolution saying th11t "these United Colonies ure, und of righr, ought tn he, Free untllndcpcndcnt Stutes." On this date: In IKHI. Presidenl Gurfield wus shot by Charles J. Guiteuu at Ihe Wushinglon railroad stution: Ourficld ~ictl the foliL!Wing September. In IHIJO, Cnngr~s' pnsscd the Sherman Antitrust Acl. In 1'126. lhc U.S. Army Air Corps wus crcatei.l. In 19~7. uvialor Amcllu Eurhurt und nuvigutor Fred Noonan . disappeared over the Pucilh: 0\:cnn while ullempling to muke the firs! round-the-world flight ut the equator. In 1'!61. author Emesl HcmlngWIIY shot himself to deuth at his home in Kc!Chum, Idaho. . In 1964, Prcsldcllt Lyndon Johnson signed in'to law a sweeping dvil rights bill passed by Congress. In 197(>. lhc Sttprcmc Court ruled the deuth penalty wus not inhcrc11lly L"rucl.or unusL1ul. In llJlJO, more tlmn 1.400 Muslim pilgrims were killed In u slam pede inside.u pcdestrinnlunnclleudlng In Mec6a In Saudi Arahitt. • · ' In I\194. a US Air Dc:LJ crushed In poor wcuther ut Charlotlc-Douglas lnlcmutionul Aifport In North Curolhm, killing 37 of the 57 jlcot)ic abourd. In 2000, oppo,ilion . cundldule Vicente Fox won Mexico's prc,il.lenliul elections. cndi11g lhe Institutional Revolutionary Party 's 71 -year reign. Ten year' ugo: The l.nbor Department reported thui the nution's uncmpluymcill rute tire previous month had risen to an 1!-ycur.high of 7.8 percent, ~ompurei.l to 7.S percent In Muy. President George H.W. Bush vetoed the so-called "motor· voter" rcgl•mttion .bfll. (Prcsidenl Cl!nton Iuter signed a ·reviseu vcrsillll into luw). . Pi vc ycurs ago: Acll>r James Stcwurt died in Beverly Hills, · One ycur ugo: Rohcrt TLM>Is received the world's first selfcnntulncd urtificial hear! in Louisville, Ky. (He lived lSI duys ' with lhc device.) Vice Pre•idcnt Dick Cheney returned tu work. llu,hing <til "OK" Sign to reporters two days after receiving a new pucemukcr. A yeur to the duy after his stun· ning elc<:linn vktory, President Vicente Pox surprised Mexico uguin hy · marrying hi' spokeswomun und longtime love. Murtha Suhagun. Today's Birthdays : Coun1ry singer Marvin R~inwater is 77. Actor BrOL·k Peters i~ 7~. flormcr Philippine firslludy Imelda Marcus i~ 71 Jaa musician Ahmad Jamal is 72. Actor'Rubcrt Ito is 71. Actres' t>olly llolliduy I• 65 . Purmer Wtilte House chief of 'IUIT John Sununuls 61 Acwr Ron Silver is 56. Luci Baines John ~on , duughter of President Lyndon Johnson, is SS. Actor Suul Rublnck ;, ~4 . Rock muwician Roy BIHun (Bruce SpriJ1g\teen·& the E Street Band) IK S,3. Actress-model Jerry Hull I• 4f1. Actor Jimmy McNichol is 41. Rock musician Dave Parsons (Bu,h) i~ 37. Actrcs~ Yancy Butler is 32. Singer Michelle Arancl1 i' 19. Adrcs' Vuncssa Lee Chesler Is 18. Actre'' Li1nl•ay l.ohan i.\ 16. Thought lilr Jmlay :·"No grctll man live.~ In vain. The history of tl1c world i' hul 1he hiogruphy of great men." -'- Thomas Curlyle. Scouish e~.lk and'hiltorian (179~ - 18!11) . ' ' WASHINGTON TODAY Economic problems could tilt t~e political land~cape Bv WILL LIITIR - suid Bush Is doing us much us he cun Rep,ubllcuns' ll ·se!il leud In the Jiuuse. WASHINGTON - Democruts hop· Ill help the 'econmny. And his upprovul 'It could help us If we're lnteili~;tent ing for u wind at their bucks during this for handling of mnny dl>lllesllc lssu'es, nboul II. in lerms of how we present uw· yeur's conllressionul elections think Including .the economy, hnd slipped messujle nnd If we don't overreuct" they huvc Jell the J'irst faint breeze - slnce,January. His overall jub upprovul suld Rep. ,Adam Smith, D ·Wu ~h, "We thut corporate corruption and a laggin~ remu1ned strong ut 70 percent un.d ure nol gmng to win lhe Cungre•s !luck economy have begun to wear on voters upprnvnl of hi s. unti ·terror ef'fons wus by conilng up ·with Ihe most Enron nerves. even higher, · .,. jokes." , Republicans say Democrats ure jusl "The Democrats have opponunitles While some unuiyNt8 suy th~ curpo· imuglning things. going into the fall on the domeNtic Nldc, rule corruptiun scundul could lve 11 Buoyed by the popularity of President ~nd the Repub!lcuns hnve to worry !hut reblrt~ tn .u kind of "ecnnmnit pop: Bush uni.l his war on terrorism, trustrutum wllh the presldenl und ulism,' Smith suld he doesn't see thul Republicuns huve been running about Congress doesn 'I turn intulil>lllc kind af kind of' tnctlc workln11 . even umong voters _with Democrats, _ p~otesl. ,vule," suld Andrew Kuhut, "I don't think the iV30N llucy t,unti who ure stronger on 1ssues like Soc lui d1rec1 ol the Pew center, populhun IH j~alnt.~ 1o work" ije suh.J. Securi1y und health care. A Buulegroulld"poll out earlier In the referrin& to the lute Lclulslan'n 1wwrnor But the troubled economy Is lhrenten· week suggested Democrats have sue· who huil ~Jrtul pull tical ~ucces~ pitting !ng to tip that. b,alance of public .opinion ces~li.llly put som,e di &tunce between · lhe poor und. powerles~ u~uin~lthe rich m the remmn1~g months bclore the 001' memben ot Congre~s and the und powerful, N~vcmber electl<>ns. popular Republlcun president. OOP RepuhllcanH uckoowledjle cc1> nomi~ 11 lhe economy goCii South, pollster Ed Ooeus udvfsed Republican~ worries are growln11 but they uren 'l Democrats ":!II almost ~ertalnly ~ic~ up In,Congress to ullt~n themlilllveN cloHely convinced tflal tho~e worries huve som~ scuts, , UniverHlly of Vlrgrnlu with Bush In the comini month~, become u polltlcul prublem fpr lhe poliucal sclenust Lorry Sabato said. But · A.nd he cautioned economic troubles 00~ . he udded thut it's oot clear how much It thut didn't hun Bush wilh the public "There'• 11 difference between unellic woul~ hcl~ them. lust year might be more of a problem und . unjler und vote lntentlun change~ Wh1lc.lt s an open queHIIon whether now, when you get JO lllljer" Huid ·Matthew the .ecnnumy will slide a~ the campaign "A double-dip receulnn becomes Dowd, u OOP stratef!iHi und fJOIIHier ~cuts up, ~cono!llic growth hps slowed Ge~rge Bu11h.'• problem," Ooeus ~uid, And they ~cof'f' ut Democratic redlc· from curlier th1s yeur. And the New noung thut older vnler" wurrled ulx>ut lions thut economic trouhleH I' coul~ York Stlll!k E~chungc dr~pped briefly retirement fund11 could jlfllW unllry imr.rove their. election chunceH, ' below '1 ,000 th1s week bclore rallying. · about a weukened stuck murket, 'Every time un IAHUC comes u •h Signs th~t economic concerns hav,e "What we're ~~eeini is that pan of tho claim lh\11 will brln~ lllem buck ~,ft'eY, been growmg have shown up In a van· redwn the stuck murket has ¥one down of the Huuse" saio Re Tom 0 rr ~ty of, recent public opinion survey11. Is thai peuple don't trulit curporate chuirmun of iho NutloJ:il Repubn~ i. 111clud111~ one by the Pew Relillurch · e•~ullvd who lie, cheat and •teuiand Conifenlonal Commillce, refcrrln:~ Center lor t()e People & the Press und u Cungreu unwilllnj to hold them campait~n finunce reform i 1 unolher - .. lh~ Cons~~er Confidence uccountable.'' '?emocrntlc p11lls1er ~~ecurily and Soclul Security, ·~~~:• Pl1 !ndcx, which ·sunk to a lour-month low Mark Mellman suip, always iookin11 for the sliver bull 1r. ~, m June. . Democru111 have made it u 110al 10 · · • e' In a Pew poll out Thursday, only a make corporule e<.>rrupti(tn u cenwr· {WI/I UKII!f roverN Jl!l/1/li!K and third - and only half.of RepublicunH piece of their hid to uvertuke .the polllnRfor 11111 A.uodale Pr~N,f, ) _ . . • · it 8U!Yil. Wl'lk I think snll'lllnne Khilultt tblte thllt Dtllr Abby lit wlviV.l>tlli'Abby.roHt \)1\flltlll ttl thll Apol whtl'll my friend ur 1'. Q, Bmc 69440. ius An~tlts. CA Wll8 gunned down. Tiler~~ tll\'l still 90069.) MEIGS CALENDAR pu-. MoRTON KoNDRACKI • dtJiiYHI Ablg11ll l\lrltlu8. billlh Co.Mii~ .. 2 p.llt to mat It iioffie iii 'lbffi ·~ tlhelle n... to (llan 1\Jf the twunllln Whlilh will be I'OMI!AOV - Ohlldt1llod immu-. lt lilt Mill Ptrll In lllillne, ntaatloo ctit110 0 ttl t u .m. and 1 ttl lltld July 3 p.m, ill tho Ml!lQt Oflunty Hllilllh Dttllttnwflt, l'lln\troy, 'liko ollHd'l lhllt ttilllldt, Ohlldrtli mutt II• lllllrdl't> July I aooompanllld by Plrtnt ot HAAI'ildONVIllE Communllv Caltndar 11 ol llhlllt lillllllf llahiCI •• 1 t1tt 11tvtot to non• lllf1llthKl, It muy be politlcnlly risky, but ''nonconfrontlltlomtl uppriltlch" toques· •"The l'hlludelphlu l11<111lrei'. OIIIJ/'1'\>t'llfillg 11'1/i(/ire.l'.' ... In many ways. Smok~y lkur is just wrong. · Nnt lh~ purl uboul "nnly you t·un prevent foresl l'ii'Cs." Thai'., right:• , ,.. Smokey mbleud' hy pnrlruylnt~ forest fires us somethin~,: IL> he· fcurL·d und prcventL·d ut ull ~osts. That SLfrrression philosophy. prcvulent fn>m the llJ40s to 19'l0s, lttcrnlly fuel s lhe !'ires llwt dcvu,llttc U.S. forests summer ulkr Sliiiiii\Cr. • . Periodic smull fires rcjuvcuutc l't•rcsts by dcuring debris. cnrkhin~ sui is. nnd . curhi11g inse~t infcstutions . They'r~> nature\ equivalent to dca11in~ nut 11 messy dnsel. ... Humans musl now do wiHtt' nuturc used to du: Sweep the forcsl rlnur. · "PrcsL·rihcd fires ," in whkh limiled ureus arc burned pre· vctllivcly. m.ake lh~ mnst sense . .. . Anolher uplion should be "lhinning," retili>ving hrush 1111!.1 small trees tllltl acl "·' ladders thlll sprcud fire .... llomcuwncrs und developers need better cducution on firc -rcsislunt llllildin~ muteriuls and lundscnpi11g 11eur forests. A11tl COIIHllUtlittc' should consider restrictive zoning In nL·alc defensible buller., . Taking sensible steps cun reverse the cycle uf ~utnstroph­ jc foresl fi1~es and restore lhc et·nsystcm thut Smokey so WillitS IU protc~l. Calif., ul age Kl) , or 4·H YOUTH EXPO Biden. uccording tu uides. ·is tukin11 u thll wmstlhreuts hefm'l.' the)• ~mer~~ . " No otie qltestions the t'iphtlUIW ttl\~· Congress owes It to the ''llLmtry tuques· tiiming Bush's ussertion, stltted June I, th~ Wt'Orlsl !II'O~Ips themselves; Unlilie ' tinn President Bu'sh's new doctrine of thut the Unlled Stutes cut1nn longer rely Ouistnn. I persnnully think it's not pillpre-emptive military uction uguinst on the "Cold War doclrines of deler· sillle tu cuntuin or d~ler Sttd(hlOl coumries such us lruq. renee and contuinmem." Hussein. whu hits used clwmkttl And Congre" ulso needs 10 question In hi~ spee~h 111 the U.S. Mllltnry weupons 1111d surely wlll11s~ nu•·leur und the udministrutinn's strlllegy fur ousting Acudemy 111 Wes1 Pitint, Bush \ledured hiologlcul weupnns when he ~:~ets then:t. President Suddum Htrssein. so us to thut "if we walt fnr thi'l.'llts 1nl\11ly mute· .On the \1\her 111111\l, the me11nln~ m\1,1 muke sure thnt it's successful. rluliJ.e, we will huve wuited tL>Ll long." limits of the new J:l\tsh \lncll'lne need 1\> Chullengcs to Bush ure nccessury to The United Stutes, he suid. shuukl be lhorout~hly explmed •• und. '11 I'tlf, force· him to durlfy hili rutinnule to win employ "pre-emptive ncti11n when nee· \hoy huven'l heen. · both l'oreign nnd domestic u~ceptunce e,.ssar~. to i.l~f'eml ~lll' llherty nnd ... n11r Alsu. ConJ,:I'IlSS shnukl (WS' B11sli tv und to ensure tlml, if uml when U.S . lives. 1'11lly juslil'y un .ilwu,iott of li'll\(1>11 the force' invudc. they sm:cccd in brin~ing Biden hus written u pl'ivllle ·lellel' to . hus1s nl' speclf'lc lnl\li'llllllion on 1he ubout u pcrmunent "regime chunge. ' Bush usking him to spell Ulll his new threuts h pnses, the honer 111 ·build pop· The responsibility for. questioning doctrine in Ihe Nutlnnul Secul'ity ulm unct lnl,el'nullnnul sullplll'l, llmny he 'Btlsh lies with. Demo~ruls pl'imui'lly Strmegy Repon thut he's nmn(lnted by necessury lor Ihe Unile\ Stutes Ill wn~e becuusc they nrc the \lppusiliun purty, lnw to supply to Clmt~ross . Aides suy wur uollulel'lllly. but s\ii'O iy il W\lttlll he hut it would help enormously il they heurings nre likely to follow. They beuer II' . uliled nllllons S\l(l(l\ll'te\1 \II' · were joined by Republicnns to prolect · shoul~ . As both critics und supporters ncqulosced in the net inn. questioners from partisun nnack. · h11ve observed. pre·emplion - seem· Morenvel', Cl>llQres.s shntll\1 lnln llw So fur, lending Demucruts huve mere- ingly. u U.S. right tn strike 1111 e.nemY. int~rnul \(d1itlll m~lnll Withlnlh~ 11\lmln· . ly ulludcd lo quulms they ccrtulnly hur- wilhout prnvocntion - is n rndlcul istmtlon •• piHing m11ny 111p mililnr~ bor both ubout "pre-emption" und the dcpur1ure in strutegy for liTis country. oft'lcers nnd the Stulc Pcpunment notion t~u1 toppling Suddum cun be So fur. the stronNest chulienge to it ugulnst Pentlljlllll dvllluus •• ·over uccomplished eusily, Afghunistnn-style. hns come inn WushlnJllon Post opinion whether tho United Sillies needs Most Democrutic leuders - incli1d· unlcle June 16 by n distinguished ·mod· 200,000 !ll'nund troops Lll' \list ~~.000 ing Scnute Mujorlty Leuder Thonius erute Democrut polillcul theorist, for· plus musslve precislnn b1iml1\n ~ und Duschle (S.D.), Houie Minority Leuder mer Clinton White House ulde Willlum lncul ctllshlems. Richard . Gephurdt 1M01) und Senate Gulston nf the Only.ersily of Murylund, The smnller num11er mi~ht he. sttl11· Foreign Relutlons Chuirmnn Joseph "A globul strute~y bused on the new clent. ns,lumlnt~ the lrmJf mllllur·y Is Biden (Del.) - hn.ve been sounding Bush doctrine," Oul.1tnn ~t'OIO, "meuns weuk nnd the populutiun Is 1'~11\ly lo rls'e more su/'portive of Bush limn, In their . the end of the system ol lntcl'nlllionnl "\Ill ugulnst ·Suddum. hut wouldn't hearts, t 1ey are. . · lnstl.tutions, laws nnd norms \hut tho 200.000 troops be more likely 1o scul't) On the June 16 edition. of "Fox News Uniled Stutes hn .~ worked J'o1' lllUI'e limn lruql forces Into sul'l'ender'/ An\1 won't Sunday," for Instance, Duschle suld, u hnlf·century lo build, they be needed 10 occupy lrm1 tn e>tul,. "There is broud support for a regime "Ruther thun continuing 10 serve us Usn order~ change In Iraq. The question ls, how do first umong equnls In the postwur inter· · Aides say thnt tup Demo~nlls hu,ldle we dolt und when do we do it?" i n.atlonul system, the United. Slates porlodlcnlly to discuss how und whel) tu Gephnrdt, In a speech June 4, said, "I would net us. u luw unto ilsel r. creupng speak out ubout policy Oil II'IIIJ. Su l'ur. share President Bush's resolve to con- new rules ol lnternuliunul engugement they seem tn prefer low·key tjuestlun· front this menace Sadd.um Hussein heud withuu\ ugreement by other nutlons ." . int~. pr~bubly l'eurln~ Repuhllcun on. We should ·use dlplomntlc tools Bush and his nldes mnke 11 slmng cuse nttucks Ill hey ure mure vu~ul. where we cnn. but military meuns when ·Ihut, In un em when nucleur, chemlcul Muybe u 11reut det>ute IIVCI' pre·elllp· we mus1, to ellminme the thrent he und blo)ogkul wenpons CUll be hunded tlon und lrllq cun Witlr until ,llftel' tile po~cs to the region und our own sec.uri· nfl' tu le~rurlsts with 1111 lhe~ nddreNN, Novemher elect inn , llut II nee(IH H! hup· ty. · , pre-cmpuve uttucks nre justllled, even pen snmellme to mnke slll:e U,S, rniiOy On CBS's "Fnce the Nutlon" on June ·necessury. . ~umes m11 right . 16, Blden did rni~e lots of qunliflers but As !lush P\it It ut West Point. "The suid, "I dun't think there's uny queitlon wnr on terror will nm be won nn the IMo/'1(111 Kondr'fll'k~ 1.1 ~.l'fr 'll/il 'r' frli· thut If Suddum Hussein's around l'lve defensive, We must toke the hnule to the f()r 11( Roll Col/, rh~ nrw,\/lrl/11'1' o/ yeurs from now, we've fulled ." enemy. disrupt his plans und confront Capliol Hill.) '· Bv . a•"' Dear Abby ., Dl1n1 Key Hill Controll•r movie theater with 11 bunth of us . bloodstains on the aldewalk. kids f'rom «hoot. WI Amerl.:ana know 1.11 too well We dldn 'I know thall mtm· w~t It's like to haw a 111118 Wilt ~r Wll aumdlng r:lme b~ him. goltta oo In ilUt slh!et5. It1\as been · Suddenl~. 1 m time illftdlna by. golna on fur yetn' - and ' is atlll Mcmbertl uh rlv•lii""' opened nre golttM on, even u I illt here writlnJ ,un thtl a•na member, alntlna an thla letter. J~st __tiJn me ••• FURl· llutomlltlt: wupon out the window OUS IN TENNESSEE ·· of the ear.. , bEAR nJRIOUSt I wlah there Not ooly did the &llfiY blllil!ts wu a simple answer to the problem kill the 8llfllltltmbtr,llutthi! aunnll! of lili\AI and VIolence, 001 theft! 111~ wenl be)'tltld him and hit my ll· ·isn't. The c11uses all! conipll!lt alld ~~~ lllil fl'leild, who htld no coo~· varied. However, thla nation neecla Uun whlltloo\1\11' with either l!illl· lo pay more attention to -and allo- ' NtJI lona 11f\cr the atttatk tm the cate more fundi tor - youth proWtll'ld 'Tralle Centet, I hurd some· ltfilml that mengthen the fllttlly. I nnt from another eountry aay oo TV ltnow It '11 not the answer, but lt tluu Amerh:1n1 don't know whatlt'i woold be~ good st11n. Ilk~ to hll\11! ll Wtlf tolna bllltt their- (P11111i1111 Phil/It 111td lttr dnllgltowh eountry. 'MIIltlll Wilfill! made me tl!r Jtnnnt Pltllf $ ~hart tilt p$tll· YQUrcolunm mlsquatod lnfonnalloo from ana of my publlc11tlons. "Modlc11l Eumlnftllull uf Spat11 ScubA Dlvors." Nowhol'il ln 111)' Mudy Is It stt~ted th11t the chronic coodltloos niOiltllltll.ld (such It$ a.ath· ma, dlllbotas, ho!ld3chos, hiah bll)lld \)!llUIII'il, I:Ol'tlllllf'Y 1.1\try dlilliiSil, 'YIIVIIIIIr hollrt dlsoaso. conaenlu\1 ADVICE beart dlsallso. ate.) lifO prohlbltlllt1S , qalnat sport dlvlill!· · We h11110 cstt~bllahoo phyalclll · PHILADELPHIA ttandt~rtls 1br sport divers, 11nd' too10 DEAR DR. DO VEt T1111nk you tlccumml!dMo mllny people whh ' for OOI'I'QCtlna tho error. \'oo lll'll not ~hnmle HhtasM:s wl\o wish to ptll'- the only oxpen I htllrd ftom, RMil 'ldpnto In this spurt. on: ·' · lnformtlllon 11bout dlvlnl! with DEAR ADDV1 In rosptJnsa to chronic· Illness c11n bo found at S11r11h Moody's lolll,lr 11bout hor sun www.scubttml.ld.com. Thtmks for who dll.\d t!'llale11lly of an 111htn11 Jcttllll! 1h11 ward out. Abby. · Your 11tt11ck whllo sculill dlvina, Ms. advice rcaartlln11 prop\!r tr11lnln1 Moody did not mention tho orptlnl· 11nd Cllrtlncl\tlon -~~ Dpprcchll\ld. - 1111\on th11t trt1lnl.ld ht~r sun for tllv· PR. AI.FREI> DOVE. lna, llf lf ho hnd boon eertlnoo. Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Charlene Hoelllch Jtn prollt IIOUPI Wllhlng to ennounot mHIIn" enll 11*1111 1vtnt1. The oaltnder te not dHIQfllll to prlllllllll UIH lit tundotalallt'l ol env lviM• lltme IN prlntiCI 0111V II lpiDI (lifo mila llhd oennol 1M IJUiNnltli to 1M pttnllll 1 lptOIIIo numlllt Of claVi• lllftOt 1\Al , 1•. 'gUilltltln. HlftliMVIlle LOdgll 41 I, ltllllld . f!lftlltlg it 7:30 p.m. 1t tti1 htill. WMIIIIIII'f, Juty I I'IIIQI!VII.I.Ii - 8olf)IO 1\lwftthlll Riit~ta. TuHdav, July 1 Al.~l'i~D - Orano• 'filWfllhlp ftUIItilii l!liKitlftiJ ill 8:30 p.m. It lu .._ Ju n-,. ly 7 trutlttl lluttQtt mttflno tollowll!l l'lgtYtllt town hill. ov rtQular mttllng, 1:30 p,m, ' 1\iti~AV It thl hlllllll ~~ M;.iiON - Tht l_,.,.ld and 1'\llllDRI/11.1.1! - I'IOQUIIt 1111111· lluun Jane liloolh ltlmlly reuniOn Poii!OO, ina Olivt fllwftiihlp 'll'uttlii mili~ Will be hiild It U :30 p.m. It tlil lnQ It townlllip. Qllllgt 00 .Jop(ll MAIM City l'lfk. TtlOII llWII\g , POMl!I~OV 8alitburv fOld . I!Ud(lllt hllflng, D ToWflthlp 'li'uttooa mtttinO ill a lntttlld lllaHho beginning o the irt ttl tllkil O!Mtitl dlllttl, pop, ilhll MIIIIU Ultnlllt, ilhll Ml .,. I p.m. at tho townehlp hall, milling, Oltllt Olle r,m, ~ollltapriWOM . OHIIII'fM = l(l80111. motttno ThUNiiV, July 4 1'\AOINII - fhtla1 tamlly auotlol'l. Mail wttl be pmY\d· lid bY thi lllllllmiHIIi. AAio llkt . laWfl ollalrt. ~TTINDI TRAINING - Booky Tllylor of Pomoroy took (lllrt In Stlltll 4+1 Amtl0116Hdor TrHinln!l Hi tho Ohio 4·H Yotjth E~po June1i·21. Sho Jolnod 70 youna Ohioan• who (lllrtlelpottXJ In t11.o tr~ln· 1~11 doalsnoa to propnro tt111m ·ror n yo~r·a worth of n~perlilnooa u 4·H Ambllllll!ldora . Thoy • loornod oflocti'IO publlo rpollklns akllll, to11m bulldln& akllll, and how lo offoatlvoly work with oloctod olnololl, county 4·1~ prolnalonnla nnd tho modln. With iHylor, oontln, io rly.an Schrme~alnft, Interim lelld!lr, prosrn·m 11nd ~oluntatr riak monnl!llmont omJ Ann!! Foltz. pr!!Hitlont of .tho Ohio .ti·H Foundntlon.. (Contributed) npool~l prgjogln, orrd ~ Of babies and s~lid food 1'ouchhill o bully tu uot Holld food8 cun be u uKpcrlonec. l'rpfcMMional nplnlnn hu chnnjcd over the ycnr1, 10 porcn1a 1hould coiuuli their child's pcd\otrlclon 10 determine when und which solid footh 1hould be lntro· duccd . Molt wllli'ccommend the child be 8CV· ernl monlhi old oofort! ilurtln!! her on Molltl foodi. Olvc tho child port of • boule before : uucmptln!llhc 80IId food , If the boby 11 rcully TIME OUT FOR TIPS hun1,1ry he moy not be w\lllna to wnlt for the Nolid l'ood. ThiN con uiMo cn1uril the boby 11 . . gcttlna enou11h nulrlcnta frumlhc milk before 11ddcd'lnarcdlen18 ot un curly UJ!C, lhll)' muy ba he become• full from the food . more likely to devclllJl hlah blllod pl'lluure, Mokc iUI'C !he bllby ·11 wcll·iupporlcd ond hc11r1 dl8ca1c, obc11!y uitd lllolh dcehy In Inter comfortuble. Dllulc ecrcul wiOi formulu, lire. · . · brcnat milk.or wulcr. Cheek the lcmpcruture of OtTer 1olld food1 ut lhc 8Uillc meul eueh duy . the food 10 t>rcvcnt burnlna the lnfunt'l until the buby 11 u1cd 10 outing from u 1poon. mouth. Plucc o 81rtAll omoum of lhc eorcol on Tho baby eon have fonnula or brcu1t milk ut the tlp of u buby ~~"· Wall for the baby to the other feed ina•· open her mouth before feedlna , She muy 1pl1 Only buy one jar of new fgcxJ ut tt Jlnut. the food out bccaue 1hc d!lein't yet know Th\1 way If the baby docin't\lke It or 11 ullllf· how to cuuae her tonaue 10 brlnathe food Into ale to It, m11ney won'l be wu11ed. . the mouth, She hal onlr uied the lUCking Tllki! 0 lmu\1 omountof OIC food UUI of the jur motion until now. It wll take 1omc pruellt:il ond pltWeltln o bowl, Cloe 1he jar und Nfrii!Cr· for her IO lllUIIOr lhll llCW ikill. 80 be patlcrit, Ole it, JleetJ tho bOb)' from the OOWI. If the bu~ Start with pureed food1. AI the baby 11 fed from the jtll', bueterlu fi'(Jm the baby 8 become I better Ul Clltlnlf, · the ICKIU.re uniJ ltlOU!h Will COUIC tliC food lO ipo\1 rueJdly, thlckncu of the food can be lnereued. Often Never slve lnfontl pcunul ~utter: rhc 11leky 1he order In which food1 are Introduced ore: eonlilleney eun cau1c eiUJkhtll, Wu\1 until formulfllbrcutlmllk, cereal frulu vcac111blo1, they are at h1o1t u your old, . meat und e1111 yolk1. Prult1 and veaetablcl The baby will let you know when he 18 full . 1hould be cooked (c~ccpt for blilfana8), He may keep hit moulh 8hut, tplt OUtlhc food There thould not be 11ny •uaur,1ult or 1plce1 or tum hl1 ~elld Awoy, J)on'l foreo fCild him, in the fO<xlt. Children don't lntdnetlvel)' (IJ,cky Dtllr IN MtlllN County'!! Ext~IINion want tweet or 1ulty food1. They ore IICqulrcKI . agllnr/or family ttllll contrlllltr Ntiii11Cf6k1Jm· taltet. II bublc1 bCaln cutlna food• with thee munlty d1vtlopm11111, 011/o Slt1t1 Unlvmlty,) ~hollcnalnll Becky Baer July ht at 124 West Main Street In Pomeroy! Stop In for our Gnmd Op111i"' thl wttk of July INl 111d villi with our frltndly 1111,/f, 111 IOifll 1rtt11 FRBH prlt.ll, hlvt 1 hot dol or 1 ltiiCk ltld Ill Ill know whtll WI Ctltl do 10 III'VI10Ur jllltiiiCilll 1111111. Thl• new lendlnaln•dtutlon will pmlde JOU'Withl 1 Ha••le-fr.. loan• 1 Loan 'opportunltlet lor the • Whlle-U·Walt proe.,.tna ht·tlmtr and the "Not 10 1 Small loan• perfect" appltcant 1 H•alll:ltati/Morta•a• Loan• 1 Convtnltnt hour• ltoura: Mon., Wed,, & Fri. &om 11:00 a.m. • $:00 p.m. Tu4!w. 9:00a.m. • 7:00p.m. • Thun, 9:00a.m. • I:00 p.m. --------.-------Win Dekets to KENTUCKY SPEEDWAY! ,.•... ---~ Fill out the entry form below, ltiTUitN IT IN l'lltiON, 1na VOU OOIIId bt tile lucky of 2 lloklll lor: · · I Blue Qrul Club lilting oompflll with HI private oonoeulon IIMCII . OR • Premier. Qrandltlnd Hltlna In HOllon I with 1 center-view olltlt traokl Tlcklll are good lor ,,. r101 CIIY of Julv 13th. · _.,...... All •ntl')' formt mult bl nturud to Credit XpNtt by own July !ltb It U:OO 10o1 to AddrtH RACINE - Chrlt and Anita Hamrn or Racine .announce ·tl!c blrih of their MCond _ _ _ _.., child, Vulerle Marie Harnm, who wu born Juno :Z at St. Jo~eph'i · . Ho•pllll, Parkmbura. W. Va. · She wel1hcd tlx pound1, · II" OUIIUI . Orandparen11 are Olenn Connie · Collln1 or Pomeroy lll!d Tom and Linda Hamm or .Racln1. Ore&l ' and lA-~.;:;.."' (lrandparentt are Pauline HAMM Payne Of Racine, lJelly Deeflna of .Piatwood!J. KY. ·· · Vlrall ond Mary Hamm oNbcJne, and r:aiJOtJ ' IIIlO EVeiyn Hollon or .Rulne. . . The couple hal another child, Colcon Tylor. . .. Details ... Bl I . \ ' I -------··-~·-···-·········· wlnntr Nlmt (piiiH prtnt Hamm new birth Phone: (740) 992·1771 be llttncllnta the drawla• *•riVl----------------- .,..---------------------'L 1 �• ' / • · Pasie A I • The Dally Sentinel · Inside: TuMd•Yt July 2, .- www.mydallyaentlnel.com The Daily SentineJ Smith leads Lynx win, Page 82 McBride talks about the Cup, Page 82 Diamond Roundup. Page B3 News About Senior Citizens In Meigs County ., • • MEIGS COUNTY SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM Evening Meals Rila and Junior White will entertain on July_II & August 8 from 5:30 p.m.-6:30p.m. Invite some friends to come ·to dinner and stay for the musk. All ages ure )lleicome. Evening meals are served every Tuesday and Thursday from 4:45 p.m.-5:30 p.m. The suggested donation for the meal is $5 .00. TUESDAY THURSDAY . 2 Chicken Strips Baked Potato Corn on the Cob Fresh Fruit Salad Muffin Beer & Noodles L1ma Beans Cole Slaw Blscull Carrot CAke Tho Sell lor Nutrition Moat Ia sorved Daily at 12 :00 July 2002 M t n~o~ l ' M•t1U '' lubt4111t IG C hant~' prt plrOCI by Cwntt'lll AAt M1nnl1. RD. LO 8 . . Fish • Oven Roastad Potatoes · Peas & Carrots Pineapple White or Brown Bread 23 .Baked Steak Mashed Potatoes & Grevy Glazed Carrots Biscuit . Pineapple Upside Down Cake Scalloped Chicken Mashed Potatoes & Grav.y Mlxe\Vegetables Croissant Cherry Crisp 2~ BBQ Ribs Baked Potato Peas & Carrots Roll Frozen Passion While or Brown Bread Hor Doa with Sauce • . Mashed Polaloes & Gravy Green Beans Purple Plums . Tbcrc muat be atleut 3! pe[JQQI realltered to Dtgkc Onal reaeryat!OQJ for !hue trips, 1\Juday, October 8· Pull Foliage trip through West Virginia with stops at Hawk's Nest, the New River Bridge. a coal Mine exhibit in Beckley, and a Buffet dinnei. The cost is $50.00. . 1\Juday, December Ill -Oglebay Park Festival of Lishts in Wheeling, WV. Includes a Victorian Home Tour. holiday lights tour. The cost is $50.00. · ' A Country Chrl1tmas trip to Nash~lllc is planned for December 3 -~ - The trip Includes hotel accommodation• at the Holiday lnrf. a v!sit to the Opryland Hotel for "Fantasy In Ice" carvings and sculptures, the Radio City Rockettes Christmas Spectacular at the Orand Old Opry; the Sanders Family Christmas at the Ryman Auditorium, admission "to the new Counlry Music Hall of Pame Museum and 2 deluxe conJinentai breakfasts. The cost is $299 per person for a double room. Alice Wamsley is the_Volunteer Trip Coordinator for the Meigs Senior Center and can be contacted at home at 992-3938. Please lefve a mesuae if there Is no answer. You can obtain a form at' the Center. Please give the form and money to Diana Coates or Patty Pickena -Activity .Schedule- . • regular meal. Ala carte ltema are Individually pri ced . ~ IYJII"!ed dgnaJion fgr !he nooa meaija$2,00, Games & Prizes The Meigs County Tourism Office will be at the Meigs SenlorCenteronJuly2 fora day of f~n. . "Meta• County Trivia" will beain at II :00 am. Prize• will be awarded for correct anawer1 aa well u to everyone ,who particlpatea. · Get on your thinking cap and jo/n In lhe fun . ' - :HIGHilGHTS Cabbage Cuserole Carrot Ralain Saltd Grape Juice Bread Pudd1ng White or Brown Bread Southem plans helmet flitln1 Cookr Chaic. Turkoy 81oon Sull 25 28 Roast Pork with Oressl ~g Buttered Po\lltoes Broccoli with Cheese Applesauce Whllb or Brown Bread Hamburger on Bun Sliced Tomatoes Co~k• Choico t:Jrlllad llour 8HI Sondwlch Pa~ley TomtiO Soup & Or#lftd Chtllt RACINE - Helmet llttlng for Southern junior high foot· ball pluyers and high school pluyers who still need to be fitted will be hold ul S p.m. on July 9 at the Southern Football Building. • Also, Instructional days for the Southern varsity football team will begin on Monday, July I at 7 p.m at the high school. The second day of instruction will be on Tuesday, July 2 at tho same time. The teum will be having two lnstrucllonal days per \\'Cek through July. Couch E>ave Bucr hus a calendar with ull the dates und times that the players can pick up al the football building. Pea~ Potato Salad 31 30 Baked Ham Baked Sweet Potatoes Scalloped Cabbage Applesauce While or Brown Bread Beer & Peppera BuUered Rice Corn Pudding Apricots White or Brown Bread COOkl Choice Chef• Sa/111 Fitness Room Activities 18 11 24 -Brunsw1ck Stew Pea & Cheese Salad St•awberrlei ' Sponge Cake While or Brown Bread TuFsoAY'S • IIOill,_ Jot I l"oiOIO 17 -23 Clllckon & DumpllnQI Participants ·;n the Fitness . 1 30 Room nrc tracking !heir meters Soup Beans & Ham on the rowing machine. When Oven Fried Potatoes they reach the I million meter mark they will receive a million Cole Slaw meter club T·shirt. Below are · Corn Bread the meters eoch member has rowed thus fur: Strawberry Banana Split Cake The Mel• Seq lor Center II aponaorlna the followln1 t[lpa. The . Meigs Multipurpoae Senior Center is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. . until 4:30 p.m. Resularly •chedulcd activJIICI : held throughout the week Include sewing, qulltin1. pool , bin 11o, carda and games. Dance team practice 11 held each Monday at I :00 p.m, ·Colt ia $1 .00 per aeuion attended. The Knittih& Circle meeu on Werjnesday from 10:00 a.m. until noon. · Older adulu ·are invited to auend the activities ocheduled. Join us for lunch and select what you ·WanJ_ from the a Ia carte menu or you can enjoy the BI.T ' Thursday July 11th Junior & Rita will play 5:30.6:30 Alex Birchfield Thursday July 25th Blood Pre11ure Checks 4:15.4:45 Mary Allee Bise Selma Coli Donna Carr . It'll Time For Trips Exa Mae Chrlritlan ' ' selected for the upcoming year. Shirley Coleman · The following trips have bdn Donna Daniels The trips are scheduled through Park Tours. There must be at Lane Daniels · least 15 people registered to ensure u pickup at the Senior Charlotte Erlewlne Center. · . · Jim Fry Jane Hess August 11·16 • Thousand Island Adventure with visits to Art Hess Kingston, Fort Henry, Ottawa, Toronto, and Niagara Falls·co.st Murcia King $699 per person for a double room. Maxine Lillie Bill Little Auauet 23·2! ·Renfro Valley weekend with musical shows, the Judy McHaffie Barn Dance, Jamboree, and guest performers the Slatter Ray Oliver Brothers-cost$ 265 per person for a double room. , Sonia Parsons .Frances Reed September 1•8· Boston and Maine. All the famous Boston sites Ben Roush and the. Maine attractions-cost $979 per person for a double Juanita Roush room. \ .. · Ben Slawter Marie Snyder September 22·24· Atl~ntlc City with lodging at The Troplcana Dan Smith l~otel. Enjoy the Boardwalk and visit ullthe.cosinos·cost $219 Donna Jean Smith per person/double room . · "Jim Snyder Elsie Smith November 15·17· Smoky Mountains Christmas, Pig~on Forge Lue Shenefield . Wlillerfest, Christmas at Dollywood, Biltmore Estate Catherine Shenefield . Candlellaht Tour-cost· $380. Patricia Thomas ' . 29 L1ver & Omans Coolrr Choice lacon ChH,. 8Ufllll Golden Chicken -Spaghetti with Meat Sauce Mashed Potatoes & Gravy •Tossed Green Salad Buttered Carrels Garlic Bread Frull eocklall Mandarin Oranges White or Brown Bread Strips ' Pot•lo Wtdg•• Ham and Bea~ Soup Cornbread Creamy Coleslaw F.rull Juice Chocolate Pudding Reel 5 12 Broccoli Cheeaa CIIUrotl Banana Salld . Spice Ctke with . Whipped Topping White or Brown Breld Scalloped Chicken Turkey Cutlet Mashed Potatoes & Gravy Harvard Baets Mashed Potatoea & Gravy Seasoned Mixed Vegetables Stewed PNnea Oran~e Juice White or Brown Bread Roll Taco Pot1to 22 Cht ~ hn eeer Nood~ caaaerolt Toaaed Saled Pineapple Chunks & MandaMn Orangeo While or Brown Breed 18 Beer Tips 1n Gravy California Vegetables Hot Splcad Peaches Noodles While or Brown Brood Flth Stndwlch tnd Onion Rlna• Johnny Marzetll Toned Seiad Garlic Bread Jello Cake • Bread Sticka with Sauc. . 18 Pllll 11 Elizabeth' Schaad, lnv~stment Representative with Edward Jones, will be at the Center on July 9 & August ·13 from 10:00 a.m.·ll :00 a.m. Ms. Schaad will do privaie consultalions concerning investment questions. · Appointments arc necessary for this service. Call Patty Pickens at 992· 2161 to make your appolntmenl now. Thank You lor Your DonaUona Sugg11ted DonaUon per Meal II S2.00 r For lngredtant Information 1Contact Belinda Wellington RuthAnn Solllrt FIRECRACKER BINGO Do you Like to Play Pool? Firecracker Blnao Is a little different than our normal way of playing. First, you will need to make your own Bingo card using the computer. NOW, don't be scared off by the word computer. This is a chance to learn aomethin1 new. Tammy Queen. our knowledaeable computer person at the Center, will be available to assist you with maklna your card. There will be lots of oppot'tunltice to usc the computer, but you do have to sch.edulc a time with Tummy or _Patty. Avallal;!le date~ and times are· July 8 from 9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. July 9 from 9:00 a.m.-II:Oil a.m. July II from 10:30 a.m.-11:30 a.m, July 15 from 9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.llJ. July 22 from 9:30 a.m.10:30 a.m. July 29 from 9:30 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Bln1o will be played ·on July 30 atll:oo·a.m. "we have a areat pool table at the Meigs Se.nlor Center, but .. , It Is riOt being used. If you like to play pool and· would like to teach others, please contact Patty Plckent at · 992·2681 extension 237. WI!HOHOA Venus 1d1vnces ~ at Wimbledon For Your Entertainment 100,764 Wllovene Bailey will play the · 97,707 plano at the Center on July 16 ol 43,185 Auauat 8 at 11 :00 a.m·. Come · Making Scrapbooks 54,427 andJisten to songs from lhe past Learn the fun art of 26!687 . and present! 127.177 compiling a photo/scrapbook Wyngateor !9,094 while creatina. a family heirloom or a visual memory of 11,4~6 c:JillllpCllls . 163,962 a special event or trip. Wynaatc of Oaliipolls Is ·an The claas will be held at tlte 186,898 assiated living community and· 70,740 Meigs County Senior Center on wi II present a proaram at the 28,632 Thursday. July 18 from I:00 Center on what they offer their . 24.330 p.m.-4:00p.m. residents. .The cost is $10 which 409,896 Lis·a Stewart will speak on 314,272 includes professional Instruction July 23 at 11 :00 a.m. in the 115,616 by Creative Memories Center Room. 589,100 Consultants, Paula Pickens and 78,769 Jeannie Taylor. All the materials Blood Pressure Cllnlc:s -The Nail Lady 97,418 . arc provided 10 complete the Harr!tonvllle Senior Center· Pam Pam will be at the Center on 33,373 firat page of your album. July 22 and AUJUII 26 at II :30 July 9 to work her maalc. She You need to bring 8-10 a.m. 23,478 wants to do somethlna different, 284,950 photographs of one event or The Maplu-July IS & Ausust so be prepared for anythlna. 36.136 subject to start your album. 19 at 10:00 a.m. Join Pam from · 9:30 a.m.· 54,997 Albums can be as ' simple or as Center·July 17 & AUBUII IS 11:30 a.m. and you'll be sure to 24,559 elaborate as you want them to from 9:30a.m. II :00 a.m. have fun. 73,000 be. Croaspolnte·l ul y II & Auausl ·seating is )imited and 8 at I:30 p.m. 37,179 Soc:lal Security 8,643 registration Is required. The Representatives from the Athen1 159,683 resistration deadline is Birthday Parties Social Security Office will be at 16,070 Thursday, July I L Call Patty at The monthly birthday panics the Meta• Senior Center to a11i1t ' 992-2681 cxtenaion 237 to Support Groups register. will be held on July 25 ol Ausuat people with Social Securit~ The Caring and Sharing If ·there is enough intereat, 22. The Oolden Bella from the problems and to prov ldII· Support Group meets the fourth additional classes may be Trinity Church will present a information. The dates are July Thursday of each month at the scheduled or a scfapbook club proaram at 11:00 a.m . at the 10 & 24 from 10:00 a.m.-11:0() Ausust celebration. The Bell am · Meigs County Senior Center at may be started. Choir Is under the direction of . , "" I:00 p.m. The meeting dote is . Dixie Sayre. · u'omen In July 11. · Get a MllkeClver n, Jane Staley will present a Julie Campbell. a Mary Kay Retirement program on- the Hume Health Consultant, will be at the Center · Computer Clus· lfyo11 aret . Aervices offered , through on July 9 from 10:30 a.m.-11:30 l;:latiCI will be held on the • A woman • Pleasant Valley Hospital at the a,m, to teach you 10me make-up followlna Monday• from 9:30 • Retired.7 yean or lell; lui~ meeting. tricks for the summer months. l\..m.-10·.30 a.m , Cla11 1ize i1 • Have worked oulllde the · 'the Stroke Suppan Group Julie will al10 be at The Center limited and reaiatration il home for 10 year1 or more . will _meet July I 0 at l :00 p.m. in on AUIUit 20 from II :00 a.m. • required. To do 10, call Tammy You are needed to participate:· the conference room at the 11 :45 m. Join u• for a fun day. Queen at 992·2681 exten1ion 1n a 11ud y on women •1. Center. Lla Tipton, Occupational 238. . ' retirement. Participation : Therapist, Holzer Rehabilitation PERI Meeting . Thetopkdoreacheuan!s involve•· filltns out and Center, is the coordinator. PERl Chapter 74 members Au1111tS· Learn how to create a return Ina a •selr·addreued Nancy Stevens, from Holzer will meet at the Meigl $enior po1ter u1in1 Mlcro1oft Word. atampcd aurvey quettlonnaire Medical Center. is the facilitator Center on Auauat 2. Lunch will .-\UIIIt J:Z. Sendin1 and that will be mailed to you. . for the Diabetes Support Group. beslq ai noon. receivinJ E-11,1111. Con'"t Patty Picken111 992The meeting will be held on July· The apeaken for the mcctinJ Aulual1'9· Learn to make your 2681 exten1ion 237 about a 18. Meelinga begin.ar10:30a.m. are -from Aetna and Medical own greetlna 11arda litinJ brothure or tor more The topic for the July mcelinJ Mutual . They will review policy MicroJtJft Publi1her, information. will be •ummer cooklns tipt. coveraae and ~:urrent Stroke Information i~formation. · Have you or someone in your family ouffered a 1troke? Maybe A FuhlonShow you would just like to learn JustForYou more about what exactly a Becky Baer, of the OSU "We Care For You Lllce.FamUy" atroke is or find out the Exten1ion Office and the Meip ' •ymptom•ofastroke7 County Fuhion Board, wilL holt • HOME OXYGEN • .HOSPITAL BEDS Plan to attend the aeuion on ·a fa1hion ah<iw at the Center. "Brain Attacb-How a Stroke Mei11 County youth will • CI'AI' M~CHINES • WHEELCHAIRS can Effect Your Life" for all of model clothins they have made the up ro date information for the upcomins fair. You will • NEBULIZERS i OXIMETRY available. Lenora LeitlJclt, RN, be amaztd at what talent we will preaent thi1 propam in the have In our coumy. Center Room on July II It The P11h ion Show will be 24/lour Emerge11cjServke • Free Delivery II :00 a.m. · held on July 18 at 11:00 a.m. rt •• 992·3785' GOLDEN BUCKEYE CAROB . . WIMBLEDON, Englund Top-seeded Lleyton Hewitt and VcnuM Williams oolstcrcd their status as title · favorites by winning easily In titrulght 'sots 10 reach lhe quarterfinals on a chilly, rainy day at Wimbledon. Tim Henman, suffering from an upsel storytuch and recelvln11 smelling salts from the trainer, pulled ou1 a 7·6 (S), 6-7 (2), 4-6,6-3, 6·2 win over Switzerland's Michel Krutoqhvllln u ruin· inlerrupt· ed match lasting more than four hours. Hewitt swept Russin's · Mikhail Youzhny 6-3, 6-3. 7S to make the finul eighl at Wimbledon for .the first time. · The Australian hasn't dropped a set. Williams. the · two-time defending champion, routed 35th-ranked LIHa Raymond In just 47 minutes . Her sister, second-seeded Serena Williams, also advanced by . lieatlng Chanda Rubin . . No. 4 Monica Seles, who qould meet Venus William~ !.tl .the semis, beat Tamurine · iii'muugarn. No. 7 Jelena Dokic, a semifinalist In 1999, lost to No. II -Daniela Hantuchova. : No. 31ennifer Capriati split the fiut two sets with Efenl J!)anillidou when the match was suspended by darkneu. will resume Tuesday. Meanwhile, three South Americans - ArJentlna's David Nalbandian, Ecuador's Nicolas Lapen!li and Brazil'8 Andre Sa - reached the men's quartet'8 for lhe fint time in the Open era. (AP) - : Sutton Is back. In the boolla ATI.ANTA (AP) - Hall of Fame pitcher Don Sutton returned to work M an Atlanta Bra vet broadcatter, leas than q month after he had surgery to remove a cancerous kidney. 1·' Brown named RV coach BY D-N POLCYN OPOLCYNdi>MYPAI~VTRiaUNE CHESHI.RE - · With the Gulllu Counly Local School Board'~ decision lust wee~. Harvey Bruwn hus been hired to lead the River Valley girls' basketball pro· grum , · Brown, who has heen u Junior high buskelbull couch ln Oallla County Nlnce 1988, takes over u Ludy Raider proaram which wIll enter Its flrat seuson of com· I!CIIillon In the Ohio Valley Conference lullllhllofull. · River Valley finiNhed 4· 18 lust year under coach Tom Weaver. who resigned after considerable ·unre»l which origlnated with Raider fans. Brown, whuse vnrNIIy cunchlng experience includes being lhe f1rNt lrnck conch nl RV (I fJ9Z·93 ), thlnkK IhUt curly KUCCCNN will he II key to lmprovlns upon luKI yettr'K tlniNh . "I would like to win the fjrKI j(nme of lhe yenr," he Knid. "Thm wuuld he n 1:1111 lhlnjl. hecnuNe the NeuRon endod preuy bud for lhom luKI yenr, It wnHn 'I the jlrenleNI en.vironmenl · nround here for glriH' h!INketbull. "If we cun uelthe nr~ t win In, nnd jlCithcm lo Nturt to belfeve In me tmd themNelveN, lhui'N aoins1n be 11 blsthln~," he addod, The Ludy RnlderN flniHhed 2· 12 lnNido SoulhenNtern Ohio Athletic Leu~uc pluy in their finu1 KCIINOil , Brown HUYH thnt hiK emphnHI Nwith lhe team will he upon condltlonlnj( nnd fundmneniiiiH. 'lttlt 1H II'OWII, 12 , The big (VWzat-lf?' ifAmerican soccer Wilh the Unitcd.Stales' uneKpected deiree of Huccess in this year's World ·cup · soccer tournament, Americun aport& punditN, experts, and com men· tator8 have decided that it's u aood time' to finally acknowledge the cxls· renee of the most populur sport In the world. One Idea that keeps popping up i~ the notion· thai '' Americu best nth· · leteJ don'l even play IIOCcer. If they ever do, watch out world ," lanorlna the outrageous arroaance of that vi.ew, I have written an alter· native hl•toi-y Ktory, on~ where 110mc of our athlete• didn 'I end up in the 11port1 _that mllde them famou N. but Dan Polcyn . DAN'S RANT ruther ended up competln& a&uinllt the world on lhc sportlna world'11 bi gge»t Ktaue ... I Troy Aikman (NIIL) - lnalel!d of beln11 the aw quqrterbftl.lk for "Amerlco'i Teom." Alkmmi ploya the worllfNIIUme . Hta brllllunt cureer 1111 u atrlker fur Teum USA Ia cui Nhort thouah. when every time he trloa to hcuif the bull, he .MilliONII CCIIICUII• Ilion . Rand)' MOM (Nf'L) '!.... Tho furmer DuPont Hlllh School 11111r, who cun' l f1nd II wilhln tllm•elr lo hu111le on 50 phJya u ~ume In Amerlcun footbull , acta a· World Cup rooklo acurin~ record ln hit flm lntcrnolfonol cum· pel ilion. Mo•• doe11n't ln111 luna in ~cr when he rculi~• how much runnlnlJ Ill Involved, ond i• clucked til hil atundlng umund for 87 of iJO minu1011 in u llrllUil piny nunch. J•IT Qordnn (NA8CAil)' - Cun thl11 _jU)' oven run'/ Mike 1)'111111 (ltOXINUl = fron . Mlko· llocumcw lhe mn•l FcurciJ 1tum in fnull:lull with hla kmKiknul klelu whi_ch cripple ~uul or• nnd 11111im defenllcra. lie IN bun ned· l'rum 1ho ~11 rurever · when he hlleN hnth Ronaldu 1111d RlvuliJo nl' Ihe IJrut.lllun . n11!1unul teom diJrlnf Jho Wnrld Cup. · Dill Rom1nmuk (NFI.,J - Romn i• rcMpeciCd IIH u 11»mor uml u hurd· IWHeiJ plu)'er, bu1 leuiJ11 lh I Mllllll In rod coru ~. He dill!- help 'J'cum UII Aw PluM 1H Wlult-lf, II c ,_.,.1 .. 11.... e Ckcupacional Thmpy restore each individual wuerve • Ph leal"""-_,· It is the nUIIWB of the r.'P'I"''~lw.o-800-458-6844~1'tP.' . . _ . ,•• ., 1.0 to the fullest pouible level of physical, mental, soelal, avocational, sensory and apirltual function. 446-7283 POMEROY, OH CINCINNATI (AP) - Fvr Jimmy Hll)'nes, It WI\S ' !I Instead of a thn1w~ck . With everyone in old·style uniforms to cummemornte th<> opening of Riverfront Stadium. the right-hander finally ended his c!lrecr-longstretch of misery tlllllh1sl the Houston Astros. . Haynes wenl ) .for-3. drove In u P"ir 11f runs und pitched six solid lnnln11s vn 11 92· deurce night. leadinft lhe Cincinnati Reds to " vktOTy Monday !hat was 1\t of breakthroughs. . . Hayn,_es (9·6) had never go!len lhree hits In u jlame, He had never done woll against tho Astros, either - 0.' In nve uppcurancos with a l 0.13 em·ned run averllj1e • When L11nco Herkmun singh.i d homo a run only 16 pitch· es Into theuume. Huynes sumed to think he was heudild fm loss No.6 . "When they scored in the llrst, it was not looklnu too good," H11ynes said. "Then we s~ored thoso runs and I start· ed to relax ." The Red~ took ndvuntnge of !mother pu~~Un11 start by Carlos Hernandez (S·4), pulled nhend and lei Haynos 111ke It from there. · , The .131 curecr hitter drove In n run with 11 ~q11ee~e b11111 that fell for u hit in the second. doubled home 11 run In the third und ~lniJied to conter in lhe fil\h . No Reds pitcher hud BOtten three hils In u game since Ron Vlllone on Sepl. 2~. 2000 In St. Louis. · "l'llta'ke the three hits, but I'd r111her pltoh well," Huynt>il said. · Until Monduy ni9ht. he hud nevt:~r done lhat nunlnst thll Astrus. This lime. he IIIIVIl up two runs In ~iK hinhlllS belbre turning 11 7·2 loud over to the bullpen. "Usually It's been one big inning thut gets me," Huynes sold. "In the past, l'ct pitch three good lnnlniJS and lhen huve the one big inning." The Reds turned four double pluys behlnq Haynes hl pre· vent u biB inn,lng. Aslros leudoff hittt:~r Julio LUII\ll,lt'll\lt1d· \ld into two ot them. including one with t~e bases lrntded In the 111\h. . The Astros had 11 chunce In the seventh. when Alun Zlnler hit. 11 pinch lwo·rlin homer for his first mnjor h.muue hit . Zinter, 34, wusthe Mets' t1rsl·round drnft"plck in 191!9und hadn't been promoted 10 the mujors until June 16, The catcher wus O·for· 5 before hitting Sctlll Wllllumson 's first pitch In the sevonth . "I was flouting around tht:~ buses," suld 'Zinter. whu wus lruded by the Mets for Rico Brugnu. "I know l'u hit it p_rel· ty good. It was like It was in slnw motion . II wns reul nice ." Bruce Chen Wl\lked Brlun Hunter 10 forc11 lnnnolhiir run Iuter In the seventh. but Scolt Sulllvun struck oul Rlchurd . Hidalgo with the buses lauded to keep It 111 7 -~ . "We had uchance with the bus11s loilded und Hldulgo up," manu11er Jlmy Wllllult\li suld, "You cun't usk fur much more lhun that.'' . · · · Olven the way Hern~ndea: pltchod, lhey· were forwnule to have a shot M the end ,' · The 22-yeur-old rookie was scrntched from u sturt lust KNOW WHAT ILIII CAN DO? - Rlldl pltohor JI[J1my Haynoll thrQWM ~Bf! i n •t th~ H u•1on Aatros In tho flrlllnnlnS on Mondoy In Clnolnnutl. Hllynu ht~lpou hill own e 11u ~~ w1tl1 lhfllll hltM P..l l l IHH1yn11;12 11nd two RBI In the Rtt(ltl ' 7-~ win . (AP) bret~kthrouuh . . 15 Hungarian Style Pork Chop Parsley Buttered Potatoes Green Beans Croissant Banana Cream Pie 18 Meet Loaf. Scalloped Potatoes Broccoli Roll Fruit In Jello Berries While or Brown Bread .. CENTER CLOSED ,. Center Clo••d 10 Baked Chicken Loge Meshed Polaloea & Grail'/ French Slylo Groen Boena Vegetable Meatloar Mashed Polatoes & Gravy Buttered Com · Ap~eot Halves White or Brown Bread Haynes' big night .drives .win, ·7·5 Ham L01r Baked Potato Creamed Lima Beani Rod Jollo w~h Apploa I llananal White or Brown~~ Coolta Cholc. t:Jrllled HamburtlfH' & Frloa ' HOI Dog 0!\ Bun Baked Beano Macaroni Salad Orange Juice Brownie a 4 v . s 4 3 ·• Yl ............., • Speed\ 'lllcrapy 1211u• ~~~~~'~~~•••••-.. wwzun • .. ...... 70 l'htt St. ., ' m-• ·PLEASANT VALLEY • �• 'Ill' I I •TM Wy tl) ""ttMI - 1\Mdtly, July I, 1002 Baseball· The Daily Sentinel . AROUND THE :DIAMOND ' ~edro ~ge83 . Tuesday, July 2. 1002 pitches past Blu_ e Jays, now minus Mondesi BOSTON (AP) - ~ro Mllltinez The 14 strikeouts ure the most by un Boston Bot ull the offense it needed the season und eiJ!hth of ht~ career. thinks he cnn help the Boston Red Sox AI. pitcher this season, but three off Steve Plll'ris (0-2) in the second Brei Boone and Edgar Mllltine:~; hit by not pitching. So he's skippin111he behind perfomtnnces by Randy inn,ing on a two-run single by Tony consecutive ~orne runs in the second AII-Stt1r game to rest for 1he Johnson and Curt Schilling of Clark. . inning. Boone hns connected three second half of the season. Aritonu. Mllltinez (10-2, 2.85 ERA) Clark also doubled in 1he third, times in four games while Mllltinez · "Declining it. I think. is the !cuds the AI. with 13~ strikeouts after. sending Ja.~on Varitek tO third. Varitek hilS .three homers in five games since smllltest thing to do," he said. "I fanning 111 leust one buller in. each . scored on Lou Merloni's forceout at · coming oiT the diSllbled li~t. · wouldn't tmde a World Series for an inning, . . ' second. Ttot 'Nixon got the lust run in TwtNsS,Amu:TICS4 All-Star." Boston is 3-8 in its lust II gwnes the sixth when he doubled and All-Star center fielder Torii Hunter The way he r.itched Monday night und Mortinez hils nil the wins. nd'il\nced on a wild pitch and,a made another spectacular catch as -. striking out 4 in eight innings of a . The Red Sox moved within I 112 groundoul. Minnesota won at Oakland. Martinez left after 117 pitches John Mabry hit a three-run homer in 4-0 win over the Toronto Blue lays - l!Umes of. the New York Yankees, who was t'Omfortingto a teum that had lost were Idle on the field but busy off it. before Alan Embree retired the side in the second inning for the Athletics. He seven of eight and fallen out of the AL Before the game, they obtained right oroer in the ninth. almost hit u grand slum the next East lend, fielder Rnul Mondesi from Toronto for MARINEI!S 7, RoYAt.s 0 inning. butlluntcr raced toward rigtit· After @Oing 0-2 in four sturts, minor lea~ue reliever Scott Wil!l!ins . Jamie Moyer pitched a five-hitter center and made a leaping grab at the Murtlnez ts 3-0 In his lnst three with Mondes1. who was in the onginal and extended his streak of scoreless wull. 34 strikeouts and one walk. Concerns lineup, was repluced in the third spot · innings to 23 us Seattle bent Kunsns Do_ug Mientkiewicz hit u two-run are fading tlbllUI the shouldef injury by Eric Hinske, who struck out four · City at Safeco Field. Moyer walked double in the seventh !hut put the that shortened his 2001 season.. . times. . · · none in posting his second shutout of '~'Wins ahead. . AL Nomo outpitches Big Unit in Los Angeles win ~V THE ASSOCIATED PRESS . Nomo (9·.5) gave up live MARI.INS 11, CUBS 1 BRAVF..S 7, EXPOS s homered off the youngest , H1d~o Nomo had all the hits in eight innings to In Miami. Michael Tejera Atlanta's bullpen pitched player in the big leagues, 20· mcenu.ve he nee~ed - he · improve to 7-0 in nine ~tarts allo\Yed one run over seven . six scoreless innings ufter year-old rookie Oliver Perez. wus pitching ugmnst Randy since May 12. He struck out Johnson. Paul Lo Ducn had seven and walked none . plen~y , of "Randy Johnson Is n great moll vat1 on.. pitcher. lust to be in the same courtesy ol game is n fun thing to do,'' Bob Brenly. Nomo said. , N o ".' o Eric Gaghc eurned his 30th pitched etght s~ve in record time. He got k ~ ~ n r P In the Dodgers' 82nd game 10111nl!s and - the previous mark wus 83 hit u go- games by Bobby Thigpen a~eud doub!c with the Chicago White Sox off the Btl! in 1990 und Lee Smith with Nomo Unit us the St. Louis in 1993. Los Anl!eles Lo Ducu, hittinl! .319 with Dodgers four homers und 37 RBls . beul the Ari - . wus upset utier being omitted zonn Dlum - . from the NL roster. · ondbucks 4-0. "If it's about the All-Star "When you're facing n guy game, I've got nothing to say like Randy Johnson, you I about that,'' he suid before the need a step-up perfo.rmance," gnme. Dodgers manager J1m Tracy Brenly said there's no way said. "What a step-up pcrfor- io please everyone. munce thnt wns by l:lide,o . "T~is is u no-win proposiNorr'o. If you look ut th.ts tlol! lor whoever has to pick guys career, he thrives m this bnllclub" the Arizona games like this." · manager suid, "und you're . Lo Duca, left off the I':IL going to get criticism from u AI)-Star rostor n day enrher million different directions, by Brenly, had u double and no mutter who you ~ick. I R~l.slngle. . think that's really kmd · of I m not l!Oing to lie to taken some of the luster off you," Lo Duca said. "These what I wus hopinl! would be three ~umes huve u little extru u really enjoyable cxperi- NL o~ the gumes · ~g~~.inst the I Brown ... ,... •. HIVIIIS tromft.pll llum lhot." · Oivon the wuy Hemnndt!l plluh1d they WII'O f!lFIUIIIIII tu hOYt l .lhOt AlthO tnd, 'f'he 22•YI!ilf.Oid rookll WAI 81\rltOhld from U NIUrt lUll 'f'hunduy MUIUIII of OlllhllhtlUI• dtr. He lAid hu roll It on u ftw plleheM MondAy, but WOI othurwiu rine, . Tho rotulu 1Ulii!D8tthatttlmathlna'• wmnM. H~ neadad 4'/t)lt~heN Ill IIIII only Ft~ur tlUII. In I 1·31nnlnat. HerMndo~ ollowed four hh1, wulktd lhre• utid Muvo up Nil! runt. "I 8i!il \13. mph up thero," Wllliom1 tuld, r~r~rrlnl!llftha rudur J!Uil on the Neur0bourd. "I dun't know or unythlng (wrong) liN f11r 111 · l)llltlbla hanllh pmblttnl, He hlltfn't pltehed In IU du)'l. Could yuu foetor that In then 11 ~ t•ooson? 11oulbly." " .FROM tHE A dtJWIIQIIII Ht!flllllltl~~ I'I!IJI!MI!dly lt!tlk deep breath8 1u hi! 1111 In hit looker 111111 tried 1!1 ltlllkll 81118ttlf hi I IIIII ltltllllh, ~~~~~I! hiM ht81 will t!n Mil~ 31, till! len,lmnder IN U':l In five lfl1 prudootlon th1n dr(IJt8 lfru•tleally wh1n he reullut that he'• not T111m tJ8A'1 I ndlna AeM r. He tfull• lh• ' •. 11Hm lo flUf8111 hiM tWIIHII ~"re r, utld lllw In thl1 bnr. v~rNo, he tlllkll dr..dful .flhlll. ~l!lfll ~,,... (tlfuHn t';:~~;!., t-3~ 111 ch~ Whitt tT~tilllh~1~!:).~1·8~~~~l.~m ....,, 1"""• • ,....,... Listed T~llt LllOISLATtlll lit Capitol Hill as nmong the'be•t new couuea In . America. 96th ll!llltll Wtll'l! uld·ttyle jerteyl tu eummemtlrute ltlverl'ftlut ~tndlum't Ofl~ll· in~ ()II Jun1 3(), 11}7(), 'fhe Mlndh,un win bl! ttlrn down uner thl& lcll8tltl. The Am111 Wt!te gruy unlfurmN thnt muluhed their 11}7() ru11t1 uutnt, butthtl RedN 1ulted up In the ~l'l!duml · lliiHtly whltll Ulllfurm8 wur11 by the Ulg !ted Ma@hino. 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I 11'f11CIOUTI , Mzotll, · C:OMPAAII Bring your f)OIIOIII to Ul for I flAil! POLICY. • 1111 1\Jcoh 11011L Mlonl, 1 l llllm!!!• 1 tiOi II....,., , 1v'..L •• LDIIil 1011 O!Mif, 1.100.14i.4444 Ww" rtjp/ftollf MUIIIII ~ P.\l!!,wdl.i.='l lploll, tot, • ·' ' lA Ana~!~~. 11>1" Ill,.._,,.,..,= c:".:r.JI~~ ...... ltf'lllllt AIWU, •• CINCINN-ATI (AP) - Burry Larki~ wus buck in the Cincinnati Reds' starting lineup Monday night, ·reeling bet· ter nbout his troublesome neck. HI s buttml! ' .average '::\'US anot hcr thing. . The 38-year-old shortstop pulled muscles in his right shoulder and neck last Wednesday In Chicago and was relegated to pinch-hilling In the ne111 four games. Mnnnger Bob Boone wrote his name in the · lineup Monday before he sh_owed up at the ballpark, then checked with Larkin to make sure he' felt up to it Larkin said his neck has felt gOod enou,.... to let him 80 ' play for the lnst few days. . · "I think I could have·played a couple of days ago,'' L11tkin said. "I was shut down for other reasons, probably - u luck of performance on the field. I think If l WllS playing real welt, I wouldn't be sitting, · "Skip just wanted to give me a (rest), mental as much as physical. Sometimes you've just got to put your best players out there." . While he ~as relegated I<;J pinch-hitting, Larkin extended his slump to 0-for-20, the longest by a Reds batter this sea- . · son. It's his deepest slump since he went 0-for-30 during u. 12:-game spun tn ' 1998. • The neck isn't completely healed, but close enough that Larkin thinks It's not an Issue to play. "I'm feellngjretty .good and decided to go out and ~ive it a try,'' he sal . "I didn't have any burning sensation in the-." ·~ While Larkin was sidelined, Boone decided to move his t p '•Or roour ga mes. son, Aaron, from th'1rd bnse 1o shortso Aaron had made I0 career appearances at shortstop, but had neventarted there before. · • · · Juan Castro is the backup shortstop, but is in an 0-fo(-16 slump. Castro is in the first year of a three-year contract that will pay him at least $2.1 million, · BREWERS 2, PIRATES 0 AleK Sanchez singled with one out in the eighth inning to brenk up Kip, Wells' no-hit bid. und Jnmey Wright pitched a three-hitter as Milwaukee beat Pittsburgh at PNC Park. Wright held the Pi rates to thrC<e siDgles us he won for the first time since beating Sun Diego on May 24. • Jeffrey Hammonds e'ndcd an-0-for-20 slump with a runscoring double off Wells, who allowed n run und two hits . PHtU.IES 6, M•:Tlr3 Travis Lee homered and · r drove 10 our runs. and Brandon Duckworth struck out nine in 7 l-,3 sharp innings ror Philadelphia at Veterans Stadium ' . Tony Turusco and pmchhitter Jay Payton· hil solo homers for New York in the · hh Mets etg t · Your place for baseball CARDINALS 7, PADRES 3 Woody Williams homered for the second time in his career and won for the fourth time in five starts. as St. Louis beat visiting · San Diego. Jim Edmonds, ·"Miguel Cairo and Albert Pujols also GIANTS 8, ROCKIES 6 Jeff Kent 's three-run homer in the ninth inning gave Sun Francisco u comefrom -behind win ·at Coors Field. Colorado led 6-.5 after eight in(lings. but closer Jose Jimenez (2· 5) hit leadoff hit· ter David Bell und Ramon Martinez followed with a single. Kent then hit Jimenez's next pitch to left field for his 14th homer. Kent had three hits and is \ 13-for-24 with IS RBls since moving from cleanup to the third spot in the lineup five days ago. Publi< Nolkn In N•••PII'""'I \'nur Rl1h110 Kno•, llolll'trtd Righi ko \'our NOTICE: It her.tly Oh lo, r..trvtl th.l given that on right to bid . at thll 81turd1y, Jutv I, 1111, 1nd to wllhdr~w 2002, 1110: 00 l.m., I thl lboYI COitlltrll public 11 te wttt 111 prtor to'""· Purthet, h1td ·1t 211 W11t Th1 F.rm1n 11nk 81conb 8trt1t, 1nd hvtng• Pomeroy, Ohio, In the Com pony r.. orv11 parking lol or Th1 the right to relect 1ny Farm1r1 lank an.d · or 111 bidl aullmlttect. 81VIng1 comp1ny, Tho . • bo v• The F1rmen 11nk detcrlbed collat1rat 1 nd I I v t n g • will be aotd "II t1· Comp1ny Ia .. llfng where Ia"; wtlh no lor 'c11h In hind or 1xpre11ect or tmptled oerltflld ch1ok the w1rr1nty given. . following collater1t: · For further Informal 818 YAMAHA lion, or lor an YFMIOOLQR 04 1ppolntm1nt to ATV. lnapect colllllrlt, The F1rmer1 link prior to 1111 date 1nd 81vlngo Company, Pomoroy, contlct lhltla luchonon at 912· 2138. (7) 2, 3, 5, 2002 3tc -----Public Notice M1lg1 County'• 2003 liiCII budget It IVIIItble lor tnop.c· ·tlon by the public beginning July 1, 2002. The budg1t m1y )11 tn1paclecl In thl Audttorl OffiCI, which II Jocated on lhl ..cond floor ol theCouriHOUII. (7) 1' 2, 2002 2lc R dS ' " "' _,_ e ~f.~~b~HI/, ~~· )11 (ikll!.llt ..._..=·1. "·-·· CM/ /Jiyt,t/ . CIHILH . ~~J=~~ (l!)'td to-e) 111 11111111 · ~~ ...~ 1 .., ~~''), to:oh.m. , ... ro JOI 1111 hill Into IIlii 1111 PRos Is IN .. ,. lllil'll uy,' . (l(tm a.e ' ' 11: (Rei<~ p,nl, MinI_.) at 01Jotiil1d (Zito to. wllh a.10.112 1:!1\A, · · "I dun 'I knuw wh11t hllllJllllled totliiY " he ••td. "II'• bl!l!ll hnfpl!nln~t. li'• som11th\n~ 1 nullr don't knuw. dtln't know whlltsiNe 111 "L~sttime I checked, I wus the only guy in America whq · wus asked to pick the National League All-Star team,'' Brenly ndded. "And t did it und there it is. 1r you don'tlike it too bud." WJ:~~~Aiptt~:b·t~·. · Str. ugaling Larkin better, ~Ia (8noltti 0-R) 11 loa"'" toO), 9 ~=~~: ~H·"·"'"~ bacl< 1n' starting lineup· 1111' 1•8) (11011111 WE'RE WAITING ON YOUR INPUT. What-If ,...., arootld • ?.fOOJ.al wall . . ' OuR REPORT CARD R•rrf Bondi (MLB) ~ nutlonul MIHM~ nN · "Tht! Afitr tilklnl! 11 bl!utiiii!IH the Vet!pi~'M IJtrlk~r," fiHIIIIy Onall•~ Jli'I!MM (with l1eudllne~ helplllM UIJA Soo~er be~tlll1tl llkl '~MHt tho one 1Jond1 u mit,lor tuervhnndiMing who doetn't Meore"· und · puwer. "Dondi: 8hake11, but nul file tttilllutiM (und. millltlt1tl) u vle&or)' with u blow that 1eund") ·rm hiM notNlfftm• of world tioc~et' tllll& t~tuv. broak1 tlarman aoalk.. per liVe OUIIJUI, 0otld8 deeldll8 MIH!Iilll! lh~lr titiHl!M (ltiU~H lo ()II ver Kuhn'M jAw und olluwt lhll hi Wllllllll'l being a ti~Of• the plt!UMUfl! tlf IIIII Fiifllf~l!li 1 lhu Sllltot to notellll I•Ovie· 11r and ~eortM U au1111 In u whotd ltlt!therli hn~ll be~tl IOf'Y ovor Oormany. . World Cup. · mu41h maligned by thi!MI! rehlro 8uzukl (MLR) The . Roek (PMO tuni!M) when he tuke1the l111ld Oo~, the bt11 offlll81v• pllly• WAK8TLIN0) · - YeM, ttl the ~hHillli of "Roek•y, or in batobull itn't un averybody ktlt!Wt that !Itt! l\tl4;lk•y, Rtx~k•y," Allllrleun. Mr biU.I. wrHtllnflt fulte, thlt 11 1 . I bl!f the re11 tlf the world 111 8h1qullle O'N11I (NBA) faniiM~, 8U l•t 1111 but run with Jt, Ju8t 8aured tu deuth. - Mtor oouhot rtiiiiJA thit The !Wek 18 I hit 611 thtlnllf• 8h111J I• hofMII••• on penally klek8, they mt~ve him lnkllhl .----CLVft IIAtl& ----~ rr:~:rftron:r,r./~~hJ:t~ I ,, ·' RV dooa l'lllUrtl 11111 ~·ar'l lop 8~tll'llf • MI!IIIOI'=IO.•bl Nlgolt~ WiiklnM • und lit Jllllnt Diamondbacks Will. • 1 The Dodgers extended their NL Wes.t lead to 2 J12_games over Anzona by wmnml! the opener of the three-game series at Bunk -- -One ··-Ballpark. Tom Gluvine left with a blister on his indeK finger, and Mutt Franco hit u grand slum ut Turner·Field. . The Braves won for the lith time in 12 games to push their lead in the NL East to 9 · 112 games over Montreal, which hus lost thre!; in u row. innings, striking out a careerhigh nine and driving in two runs us Florida routed Chicago. Tejera (4-1) went' 2-for-3 with u pttir of singles us the Marlins won for only the third time in their lust nine l!Umes. Luis Casti.llo went 3-for-S and drove in u pair of runs and Charles Johnson added three RBls. · , ~ ~~ lin tt: No FISHING Ad!lm Dunn had planned to get In a boat and go bass fishing with his famlly In Texas ne~t week. Instead, he'll be in Milwaukee on his first All-Star team. The 22-year-old outfielder will be the i{eds' only representative at the All-Star game next Tuesday. He WIIS added to the National League team on Sunday, forcing his change of81ans. unn had 1188Umed that either .closer Danny Oraves or startef Elmer Dcssens would be the Reds' representative. He WIIS surprised when Boone called him into the manager's offic:e in St. Louis on Sunday to 1ell him of his selection, A day later, It hadn't quite BUnk in ytt. · . '.'It'& unbelie¥able," he said. "I hear it'& 11 blll8t, a lot of fun." Dunn will be the youngest player on either team and the youngut Reds AII·Star since 197.0, when 2l•year-old Wayne Simpson and 22-year-old Johnny Bench made the game. I .. • - ' BWPMOOIVAuiOIMO<tgoge Btd CrodR OKI S1an-upo & Co-olgnoro OK 1-317o25J·3450 SoiPI, AromaU~trapy. Olio, Bolh and !lo<ly All Nllurol litrt)l, ORDER ON-LINE . Clto\og Avalltbtt WWW.'-IIOI'fuMdlng ciom 1900·766·2488 kathylhlrba.com euppllet provided! Auoh Stamped Envtloptl GIIICOII 4, ~.0 . l!ox · 1438, Antladt, 1·1438. Sial1 lmmtdlaltlyl Mtlllng Our Salft Broehurnr FrH 9uppllfo. Polllgel Sian lmmedltltlyl Gonulnt Opponunllyl . 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(304)6,·335• Townthlp, Mtlga IHtlo tn Iron pin ttl. monthly m11t1ng will County, Ohio and palling an Iron pin " I U \ It I "' btl no mort . 111 at . 21.00 ltet particularly 11t1orlbtd lhenot, Norlh 81 the lawn hill. Tho IJOMt: 11 lollowo. . dtgrtll 27 mlnulll lludgtt tor 2003 · will t~II'MOVI·:~n:N"lN Commencing al an 31 11oondt 1!111 1 bt nall1blt lor Iron pi 1b 1 dlalanoa o.l 442.21 lnlptollon II lht IA8EMENT n II tlr ng leello lhe POINT OF Ollrk'l hom• upon WATeAPAOOFINO .South 74 UI Itt! tnd IIEQINNINO· uld rsquut. Uncondlllonnl lllotlmo guar· Wtiiiii.841HI !rom • ll~rbor• J. arutetr, onteo. Local rotoroncoa lur• the North•HII comer dnorlbtd tract Clerk nlohed . Ettobllohed 11175. oonltlnlng 5.001 lltdtord TownehiC con . 24 Hro: 11•oJ 4'6· Help Wanted l<)rtl (217 ,143.1100 0870. Aogoro Bnoemont oquaroiHt~. 42774 H1lwlg Weterproollng. . lublool Jo Ill Shodo, OH 41771 tlltmtnlo ond right· (740) IM·1244 OI•WIYI Of rtoord. All CIC Generftl Homt MRinta· 7(2) lTC Iron plna 111 lrl 1518 nence· Palnllng, vinyl tid· lnah x 30 Inch long lng, carpentry, door•. win· rtblr. dOWI, blllhl, mohllo home Tho 1t;ove rtPftlr nnd mort. For htt dtlarlptlon Ia b11td ·eltlmalt coil Ch~t. 740·992· 6323. on 1 lltld aurvty oompltltd Auguel Cootom Building & Aomod· • 1111 lly. John M. ollng. Over 18 \'ear• Expe· Brenner P.l. 1105, rlonce. Free E1Urnn111. Fully lnaurtd . No Job To 12500 N. PHoh Rldgo Big or Sm•ll. 700·992· 11 19 Raid, Athtne, Ohio or 740·~41·8114 41701,(740)182·1771 Sold pramlou i>IJ:l"I'HII 'Ali IOOIIId . II 42185 Jb:11111 iKIIA"1111N Qlbeon Rldat Rotd, N'"'PIP'"'·I In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285 000 PROSPfECTS ;ro Place Your Ad, Call Today... ?/tf'lftoe. #~ .... __._" ' - o n c l a y t:h·r u P r l c l e y t:o s:oo p • ..,..... r r.:ll'i!lNAI.~ lito' Hl-lJ' WANnll Up To ......... e.oo •. .,..,. YAIUISAU:· Pum:ttov/Mu~u: . J:nclucl•• .. ,.,.. Y•rd • • • • • 100 . . . . _ . 1 ~------- 38,25 Rocksprings Ad. July A STARSEARCH 2:..:,3::.·~4-c.::lo::ts:.:o::.l.::lte::m:::•::..·_ _ ·s1ngera & VOCal Groupa, : Moonlight Escorts. Full allatylta & agea* serYk:e mole and lemftla 811· 4 Family. Yard sera: 51t't & Nashville Record E11ec:1. carla and d&ncers. PromPt 6th, lrom RuUand lllkt New aeetdng new ltliltn1 coming ftnd Prolesslone.laOO Conll- Lima Road, 3 miles to to Hunllngton, WV I ., A Ht:u• WANnll vvord•, ~ D•v• . Over 1 8 W o r d • 204: Per \l\larel ACI• M u • t • • Pr•p•l~ ...oo ... .... 11"6 s.• ••onl .3. r -· Holp wantod caring for tho elderly, Oarwt Group Homt, _,I·.. "-M-LiiCI!iiitiiiJiiiAiiiNtiil~' .... MlliCIIANIIL~I: '. ~,_...,:;;;,A;;;t.om•JN• mK SAl£ . oppllcallono at Cook Stovo with • Hoo<l. 1985 Manu Corvatr, "-·M·ok-ll.tii iHiOM)_!S_. mR :S.u.E r_A·r.\-IU-MF.M'S _ I'OR RENr Summor Clearance All lot mOd tit muat go, 2003 modtll on tnt way. Btat Ume to buy 11 now. Many homll vet to ohOOie !rom, don't delay, we're moving them out. Col" Mobllt Homtt Accepting THE MAPLES. 100 Mtmorl· Brata Bed with Manreta. 31,000 org. miles,·2 dr., au· al Ori'Jt E11t, Pomeroy, OH. 3po Bedroom Set. Crall•· to•trana:-, rtd wJwhlta lntarl•, new thlltl: 7am·3pm .. 7am· tn thl1 MWIPII* It Age and lnoome guldeWntl man Weldeater. Feather or, good ahape, clean oar, ., &pm, 3pm· 11 pm, 11 pm· tub)KI to the fedlral apply. Priority will bl given Lilt Wtedeettr, Crattamen neea. brake work, mutt 1011 7tm, 0111740·992·15023. Fair HoualngAc1at 1111 to thoH wlth lnoomt undttr Lawn Mower with bag, $1500.00 080. M·Th aftGr denllal Wv also do Birth· watch lor signa. Bea 731·424·2229 which mtktl tlllttoel to S9.750. Rente art compul· Lawn Boy Lawn mower. 6 pm anytime, Fr·Sun or day, PtNate and Bachelor 740.74 2·2790 73t-424·2141 Home Health Agency' hiring adYtrtiM"env ed according to ~ur In· Couch that maktl bed. At· leave meltage 740·Q92· ~nrtl es epm· Sam. Garagv &ale· Fry reeldence, - - -- - -- FT RN. Apply at 3084 SR p~Mnce.llmlllttonOt' 15288 come. For further detalla, trlgerator, Medicine, 19" 1i40 (740)388·1799. 1 , next to Sailabury Elementa· AVONI All Aroaol To Buy or 160, Galllpolla, OH or phone diocrlmtnotlon blOOd on U.S. 80-Eaot Atheno. Ohio · call(740) 892·7022. EHO Color TV. Cabinet. Woahor, - - - - - - - . , . ry School Frl July 5th Salt , Shirley Speara, 304· toll !ret at 888·.441 ·1393. tiCI,Cotor,raMglon,HI F'hone7<40·1592•1U72 .Micrawave, 1/6 Hortepowtr 1i74 c~ NOYI, 4 door, Wh, wail? Start meeting lpm·7prn Sot.J;Iy 8th g.4: 6_7...:5:..·'-4.:.29:..·- - - - - Competitive wagto · with fomllillototuoor nlllonol BEAUTIFUL APAAT· Sub Pump, 800Q BTU IVC, 350 onglno, groat condition Ohio singles tonight, can toll · ' l*ltlna. or~ln, or any tntenUon to U1td Homat. Down Pay· M!NT8 AT IUDOI!T PRI· 8000 BTU AJ.C with Remota. to restore, 46,000 original. . Iroe 1·800· 766·2623. "' Garage eolo· Mokolvoy rtll· Notional Company '"king Houoeko·~ng 100 Lauoory mokl 1ny ouch manto 01 tow ao $999. Cll AT JACKSON II· '(7401367·7578 mllet. · ono ownor,· 1621 . dance , lour (4) mlleo up SOlo Monogor Tlolnoo to Suporvlo~o netdad lor llm..tlon (7<10)448·3218. TAUS; 52 WOitwood Dri'le $1 ,200.00. 740·985·4149 trom A1wenawood Bridge upend growth In Southern Pomeroy, Ga!llpolll area a. dlacrtmlnation... . rrom $287 to $383. Walk 10 COOL DOWN, Central Air ANNC)UNCl:MtNI'S toward Partland. Ohio, Ohio. Be ~r own boll· We offer II<Oelltnt pay & 98 Clayton 4ur. 181180 on shop & movlll. Call 740~ Condltlontrt an~ Heal 19a<l Mercu7 Cou~r, runt - - - - - - ··,..J Wednesday, Jul)l 3rd, 9am· work from ome. Earn over -nol"o aMer ~ daya. EK• Thlantwapaper will not rented lot. Lilt model email 446.2568. Equal Houtlng Pumpa. It you don t call Ul gOOd, auto, W, P L, pow· • 1, 4pm. SZOOO monthlv' part-llmt 1'\Aflo"'e vw " ...., DoubleWidt, will contlder 0 ppor1un It Y we both lose · Free tall· er aeata, crulae, tilt, S2,nnn. . out .,"'Ot - knowiiVIIv tcctpt _ ......,,.~ wh!lt you learn . Call r- '"" prelerr~ vu "•' trade on anything of equal · matet. (740)44fH!308 and 740·992·305i C· l Boor Carry Out permit Garftga Sala: July 1, .2 & 3. (888)839·0749. neceasary, Training will be ad'ttl'tlllmtntltorreel value(304)6'75·3688 t Bedroom Apartmtntt 1-800·281 ·0098. · tor S!'lle, Chvlter Township, 9e8(lli Grove, 4th 1plaoe on provldad. If Interested ntlte wtlileh lain S 1 11 52891 w h 1992 Ford Muttang Corwtr...; Meigs County, send letters left. Rain or shine. QAM til Need aliter In my home tor 7 pleue tall .resume to: 513· vlolltton at thllaw. Our Good uaed 14x70 2 b&d· tart ng mo, at • Ettotrlc weldor, 230 volt tlbl LX 39 000 Actual of lntorosl to: Tho Dolly ~d•::c•::ck·_ __ _ _ _ & a. year olda. M·T·T·F. 877·5645 rtadaratfWh..-.b1 room Front t<llohen. Only ~~?r~:~a~~kup, ~~ ~~ with hOOd, $150.00. 740· Mll!s, All Ortg'inel, Garage~ ~~~~~;. ~ ~; ~.29-20, Garage Sate: Whllehead'o Mull have reltroncto. Jewelry · Saleaperaon. tnlormod thotoll $8995.00. Call Nikki 740· 1519. 992·7997 Kept. $8500. (740)446·4053 385 "9948 ' In .Aaodavlllt, Jut" 3, 4, 8. 17401245"0393 · Frlendl", Math required. dwolllngo advorUMd In GE R lid 18 blc II" 3 _ _ _..:.__ _ __ 1 ' B 11 ' F 11 Ti . IIIII nowopopororo I Bedroom AIC 38 112 g. cu " tdl Looking to join a Christian Folding ttalrt, au1o lu~~IQt Now Hiring Sate Orlvert, ene ta, u mo 1mm • lvallabll on an equal Lookt Good on any Lot . State Stree$. s22'eJmo. In· yra old. like new $300 . 19Q4 Ford Tauru1, 3.0 V6, A BEtnd (metal). Can play gul· carrier, lawn chalra, kat, and Management Person- qatue opne n,lng .• Ap plnydatAvAec.·. o.........tunl... b•••· !,!8119 B2roeBredwood 14dx501 eludea Watarf'Traah plua dt· OB<? 304·895·3364 door, ever~ option, IUIIr~ 111 110 1 1., 1 2 w ftM some plano Alto bOOks. clothing. mltcenan&· nel, (304)6715·5858 _.... '' u~:~ er, o room an , good oondltlon, new Urea;, 11 N0 p 11 (740)441· looking to slart a Band. I! In· oua, Oalllpolll. No phone calla Bath. Elilrtmaly Wtll t<ept, poa e ' Orubb'l Plano· Tuning & 740·Q8?.·871 ~or i92·34i0 1 437 · teretled call (740)441·1236 NURSE AND NURSE pleaH. HOMto~ Comet Ptt.rllally Furnlthed i Aepalrt. Probltme? Need Ask: !Or Jos0ph ' MOYing Sale· Thurt·Fri. ·Sat. AlOES . S and a Front Porch. Aaklng a Bedroom Apartmant an ~t 1\.med1 Call The Plano Or. 1Qi5 Oodgt Advengtr ES, Jul)l 41h·6th, 10am•71, Do you leal your work en· McClure's Aeataurant now tOR AI£ SeooD. (740)388·8018 . 1&0 ]uti pat! Holur Hotpl· 740·441!1·4525 great Shape Runt Good Ralnlahlne. Norman Rock · volrment It IIQ btlng caata hiring all 3 locations, full or tal $4001mo. Oepotlt At· $4,1500. (304)8715·6988 GIVI-.J\WA\' well dlah collection. tllver In 0 •-d -11? "•"b• lt'o part • time • pick u~ appl~a ca bin with 2 LOll back o1 Mobile Home lor Sale, 3 qu·,rgv. ~ (7 40)4,4! . t•tll Independent Herballfe ua """ m I "" • . u •• tributor, Coli For &roductOle· Or 199" Dodge . tntrtpi•, Itt, woodburnlng atove, Iyme to break out ol !hat lion at loclllon & ring back l'ycoon Lake, Edoma Trail Bedroom, 1f~ Bath . r " ... weight benchlwoighta, toyi, bad opoll and como work between 9:30am & Rd. (74 o) 446·t3e0 . (7<10)388·0107 or (740)388· For Rent: One Room with Opportunity, (740)441 - 1982 126,000 mllea. Goo<l Wort< 2 )letu. old Lab·Autrlever, T.V.. ahulvea, bookcaae, wear your aomeoneapeclal, 10;0Dam. Monday thru Sal· t821 . Sh11ed Bath, Utlllllet In· Car. (740)446·7688 · Frlenc.ttu, Ntutered, tmall antique tabla, old torvlng o~tal ~pie. 111 urday. Co untry Home wt1h 11•· I12 Now 2003 14•70 3br/2bth. eluded. lingle, 8877 $260 NEW AND USED ' Pl!~"ful, ' •·· •·· I8 $200(740)446 Steel Boamo Plpo ITE!L Robar 1998 Malibu, 53K. $8795 .. · Nueds a Good Home. wooden windows and ahul· no mistake, we wllttraet ~ou acrea, 314br. 2bl., 2 Car· Only $896. down & only coup · For Concrete.' Angle, Chan· 1897 Sunllre, 65K, $489$. Heallhy. (304)882·2669 18ft, hunting bow {like new), . rlghl. Come work lore au· Yfallrats Po1ltlon. Apply in Garage, abOve ground pool, s193.201month. Call Harold ~~Yg!'. (740)258·1972 eve· nel, F!al Bar, Steel Gratlni 1996 Cortlca , 96K, $27Q5, microwave. punoh lin Jtlly ptrYitorl who undtretand person at The Holldav Inn, Handoraltod klichen oabl· 740·"'8a·7871 . For Dratno, Ortv~oya Cart and Truoka Stanln~at Gl veaway, HospItal Bed. cnblnat, Amish made pine you ere dedicated to your Galllpolll E11per11noe Ae· o• L B d Ad' ~ "' ..... (304)675-5752 .waeh .atand loto ol knick· lob AND YO"' homollle. Coli qulred • n(3o0184.)458" t5eo80n a on . New Doublawldo on I AL •. Furnlohod ~ roomo & bath, Walkwayo. L&L Scrap Met· 11995. COOK MOTO s. " · · "'" Clean, No Pete, Aoleronce alo Open Monday, 1\Jeod~. (740)446·0103 Playlul kinens lor adoption· knaeka and bOOkt, oall today. w d 0 1 1 11 Close to Town , 4 Bedroom! & ., lndooratouldoors, lltte; (740)949·2682, Karen's Rocksprlnga Reh&bllllatlon ante : u tar Payar ·~· House ln Galllpolll. 10 Btl· 2 Bath with Qame Room . depoa 11 flqu 1red. ' Wednesday & Friday, Bam· 2000 ~ Ford Etoorl ZX2 & 74 1 1 4:30pm. Cloaad Thursday, speed. Only 20.000 mliea.\ trained. 7 4 0·8~3·5268 Greenhouae. 3 mllet paat Center 36'759 Aookaprlnga " for local band. R ' mont Oflve 7 Rooma 4BR (?'40)441!1.~3384. { 014<40· 5 9 Southern High ol"!' SA 124, Ad., ·Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 :'""h'~40rg~~· 7 ~j8ntry & 2 LR, 2 '112 Batha', Futi Qraclout living. 1 and 2 , Saturday & S~.£1dly, AMIFM Caaaaua, air ooi"ldl·. ro YAIIll S•l •·. Aactna, Oh. . (740) 99NJ806 . uoo. • . Baaement. Large Lot. No Crtdlli tlovornment . lltdroom apanmentt at VII· (740)446-7300 llonlng, etc .. like new condl·, • t\ ~ • y, ro. · DO Wanted. Someone to do (740)446·1360 Loant, Only 3 Lelt. lage Manor and Al\llrtlde PII~MIIIIon 2 VIdeo Qameo lion, $7,~.00 OBO 304·'1 1 ard ;;Mia: J~l~ 4·5·6· 8 ~ • Attention: t<yla Ltt, Director HVAC tnatalllng Nlull havt (740) 44 0·3& 70· A 1 t 1 "lddl ,. ' 875 81K)8 · 5 lamlly, Liloo. Co. Rd. 46, 01 Stoff Devatopmont · Houaoln Middleport· 3 bad· par mon • n m oport. $10 each or $160 ror 16 • 11h• 1.n ~•:.:_ From $278·$348. Call 740• garnet." Call (740)367·7811 2000 Toyola Camry ~E ,fr Succeta Road, Aeedavltte. w~~~oprl~t~~~ 5~~~ room, qulel llreet,· corner 0P111111R'1'11d Loa lnowo w 01 10 11 • 7 ·~ 902-5064. Equal Houolng ~tot 2 car gorogo muot ooo ~ • VAIIJI SAU•:• Yard Sale: Saturday. July (Old you find 8 mlataket? out pan time and WOf'k to· • . :Ia ' 74 wltn Land Home Purohaae. Opportunltlel, Waterline Speolal: 314 200 Door, 4cyl, Auto, Powtf E•··· Bth rrom 9 10 15 81 Hum· Coma work tor ue: !hat warda Full time. If lntertllld to apprac ate I 0·9g,2. (740)<448·30Q3. F'SI 121 .00 Per 100; 1" 200 erythlng, AC, AMIFMICO, GAI.I.II'OI.l~ phreyo realdenco, 38150 won't ba a,mlotoko) ploou call (700)441·1236, 2879 NOWiy Aomodolod I Bod· PSI $35.00 Ptr 'tOO; All 2800 mlleo ••5.000 Firm, Family Yard Sale. 1999 Rookaprlnge Road. Leave menage not home, Rlfmodeled Ranch Home. ~~:·~o:/.' 0 "::•'•~~d~~ room, SD37&Jmo., Wnhar, Braae Compreaalon r'ltllnga (7<40)384·008 7 Yamaha PW150, 3 year old patt Falrgrounda. Futnl· Equal Opportunity Employer Three Bedrooma. Bath, $2,000, ca\11·800·837·3238 Dryer, lthwaehar, Water. In Slock, Llvtly't Aula Salta· 1988 . Crattaman Lawn Trac:lor, ,.,•. appllancel, clolhll, Encouraging Workplace 01· I'CJ DUSINt}l.~ Large Kitchen and Dining tor Into. Trash, StWIQf. (7<40)4.41· RON IVANI ENTI!APRII- Lincoln Conllnental seoo 20HI', 4.2" Cut, Snow Blade name brand babv lloddltr veralty. MIF!ON Room, 2 Car Garage, 2 8281, Leave • meuage. El Jackian. Ohio, 1·800· 1987 Ford Thunderbird: tar ilwhoolvr, Mossberg 12 item• Someone to Tear Down ·--'I'HA-·I·Nl·NG-- storage Bulldlngafit Reauoad Lars & Now Taking AppUcatlont- &31·8528 . $700 . 1988 Mercur~ Mar· gaugo with 2 bofrolo, tOll YAtulSALESmall Building and Remove Prloe. l7<101446·9478 ACIIFAGF. 38 Wool 2 Bedroom Town· BliliJJINQ ~ulo, $600. 1985 Ford utility lrallar, Name brand I) n. from Property for Conlentl 011Upolla Cer•r College 2 St H B.."' houaa A:partmenta, Include• SUI"".II''., rown VIctoria, $&00. 1893 4 CloH11no for Mana. Ladles. I~ n~I':ASANT end MateriaL· (740)441!1· (Careera Ck>le To Home) or~ ouaa, vuroomt, water Sewage, Truh, -.-, ""' Plymouth . Voyager Vart. B<T;o. GirlS, Infant, Toyo, t.,.-tioiiioioiiiiiiiiitii.o,..J ~804 CaiiTOdoyl740·448·4387, Corner Lot In VInton. Good 5.9 acroo, ln·ground pool, $350/Mo., 740·446·0008. $800. 1992 BuiCk Contury, otc. To much to mention. lr· Bl G S . 1·800·214·04152, lnvtltment Property. new lln8r, diving board, 00\1· Block, brick, sewer • plpea, 11000. 1988 Olda Citra, vlna Glaea. 1273 Eaatern ou~ 8 ,ar~:ch ~~~ ~~~~;~~ ITNA'a & CNA'a Res HV0·0&-1.2749. (740)388·97&4 er, river view, groat new F'leaeant Valley .1\pirtment wlndowl, .llntela, tkl , Claudo $1560. 1992 Mercury Topat, AYe., 714!02 and 7/5/02, Ch. 1 · Pe ld , SOtnlo Hlllt Nuralng Center, 1ii W•NTfl) bedroom nawty remod· hom11ite. 740•8i2·38115 Art taking AppiJcallonl for Wlnlera Rio Grande OH $1000. 1991 Ford Tempo, 8:00·? ar 81 ariOn rea ence. a progriuiYe long term "' 13eltd, In Middleport, call Tom Lot lor Saio- Appro•. 2 t/2 2BR, 38R & 48A., Appllca· Call740·245·5121 , ' $900. 1982 J)ontlao Grand· WA!"llll) , care laclllty and rahablllta· 1 To Do Ander•"" Ilona are taken Monday·lhru Am, 1900. 1990 Pontiac 11 5 lloncon 1If 1I 100kl ng 1or cor• _...,33481 er pm, acrto, cloar~ Bl "• ~ ••r".• Sa 1o. Tuuodoy, l"l8tN 1740)992 ~ & roady lor Frldl", ORk:e It Locllod tl ~ Grand·Am, $900. 18111 ~ ---' _• t• bl 1t151 ' Evergreen Drive Point t .E Dodge Shadow, CQnvanl· Wtd ne ..... ··•ay, Th uraday, Fr1• · till ad nura 1ng. a id t and All , Makea Lawn Mowera , · bulidlni: gravel 1 1o driveway, day. 9-5. 1as Ambl~alde STNA'e. If you are a kind, and Outdoor Power Equip- ::1 Bedroom wllh garage on WI r eactr ava 11I e, Plaaunl, WV Phone No Ia - • ble, 11200, 1991 Plymoulrr" Or., Kerr, At 180 aoro11 AbsolUte Top Ooll~r : U.S. energetlo, dl<llcated cart· ment Repaired, Free Pickup approximately 1 acre On Portlf area. Aaklng (304)6715·1580fl. E.H.O t·AKC SCh'-'orko 3 ld Sundance, $1000, 1QSQ: !rom F'oat Olllce. Sliver; Gold Colna, Prool· glvtr who would llka a won· and delivery available. Call Aou~e 2, Gantpolla Ferry, $13,9815, Call (740)446· 'J'to' • Yrt o Pontiac Flreblrd 1000 18821. 1111, Dlomondo, Gold doMul caroor opporlunlty, Mike _ . 1304)675·5332 4514 !rom 8-5 or (740)448· Twin Rlvoro Tow11 Now ac· I female Auotrallan ohep• Buick Rogal, StOOO.' !811'4 17401446 7804 Firat Hot.~.:er Apta, Corner ot Ringe, U.S. Currency,· pttall atop by and 1111 out 3248 alter 8pm. oepllng applloatlont ror hard puppy 2 mon .old 304· Chev~ Cavalier, $1204. 1st and Cedar, July 1·2·3, ~U.S. Coin Shop, 1151 Sec· an application In peraon: 3 br. spilt level ,ltone tire· .1br. ~ud Subaldlzld lpt,all 87&.-!512" 1892 Buick Skylark, 11008, 9:00am·?, ·Lar(IU Size Worn· ond Avenue, Galllpollt, 740· we are located up bth!nd Carpet Cleaning with No... place, pond""' oulbulldlnga. ulll. pafd (30.4)87&·8878 Boot Frlond Golden Aetr•-·. 1888 Che~ Cortlof!: ~ ant Clothes. 446·:2842. Spring Valley Cinema . .Steam, Powders or Sham- Nice country location & 114 EHO ...- s 000 .., _ _;,..;__ _ _ _ _ Qreat Btneflltl For martin· pool Orin In 1 hoUr, Ouar~ acres $45,000.00 firm . Ml· tr Pupa, AKC Regiatered. 1 · !984 MC BriQid• Fl'llo Family vard Sale. Cor· El I I bl 740 992 anteed Re II ! Cl I I .... ti. S Vet Checked. (740)37Q· Semi, S2800. 1978 Chtvr ner of .Mork8t Stroot, Bid· aotro 8 aaaw, • • !ormation call Jane Darling IU I earv nOf repar rltl. nldga 304· r·~ HOUSI!.~ PACE 2839or(740)379·2~1 . Motor Horne. 11500. 188~. well, Ohio. July e, 2002 . 25291oave mo01age. at (740)448·7150. Clean. (304)67.5-4040 'or 578·3166 n ••IN'f t'OK RI!JVr ~ Pontlao Grand Pn•, SIIOO . 1._ (3041675·0022 , vn nr. 9:00-4:30. Looking for an on promlee URGENTLY NEEDED· 6 room hou11, Collego Ad., For Sate: Female Chln..e 1985 Morda 828, $460. Call ' Frldav July Sth, 9.00 .?, . !Jeer licente In Galllpollt plasma dariara, earn 550 to Georges Portable Sawmill, Syraeul8, .2 bedroom, kltch· 1 •3 Bedroomt Foreoloa.J Trailer apace tor rant, $120 Pug. 1270, (740)388·88.20 (740)388·9303. ~ '""·ul•••uu 1106 Adrian Ave, Galllpolla, City Limits. Plaa!la roapand S60 Plf week for 2 or 3 don't haul your toga to the en, utility, llv!ngroom, bath, Homea From 5199/Mo., .4% per month, In Mlnerevlllt: For Sale: Three year old rr:m 1 Ptlot Street 10 tlDC. Toyo, to: Trl)lmeo Lid .. PO Box hOuro woekty. Call Blc Lllo mlll)uot call 304-675·1967. dlnlngroom, (740)1149·2636 Down, 30 Yetro 01 8.5% BOO oq, It olltco bUilding, ale Boaglo, Kennel, Dog ,..,.. "~.;-~ , Houaehcld, Clothes. t60, Athene, OH 45701. Plaama Service, 740·!92· Lawn mowing ; odd Jobs, Brand new hom• lmmedl· APA. For Lietlnga, S00·31Q· & cell.ng ran, 1275 per House, Le11h11, Chalnt, Ji'OM "AJ,f, 6861. HarUord and aurroundlng ate potntalon· 1800 eq ft .. 3323 Ext. 1709. ~lh, 814 878·1881 Bowlt, etc. $2.150. (740)367· areu. (304)882·1118 1 t/2 acrll on quilt Rd., 3 7387 :. , 1887 Ford Ranger. Motor Garage Sale· WedneSday & Friday. Couch. 2 Chtlro, QAIVEA WANTED SA, 2 112 gerago. Ook cab· 2 Badroom Houoe ror Rent. noldo work . (304)675-5752 New Name Brand Clothing, "li;;;idp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;l ~UII Have ••perlenot optr• Top lo Bottom Cleaning lnetry, 2112 bath, tg. kitchen 1350/mo. (740)258·8702 H•uK·~•KJIJJ F'lt bull F'upplet,. Turtle Child rena Clothe I, Toyt, HEIJ• WAN'IVJ) allng rollbackl and wreck· Strvlct, prolelllonal, real· w/ pantry. Porler area , U\A"W'.. Buller and WarlOck. AU 1889 Ford F-150, 302 V8, 15 · Lola of 51 .00 ltemt. 418 Or· • ar1. •Mutt have valid drlv· denllal, office cleaning at 111~.i00. (740)448... &14 1111 2 Bedroom Houte Jutt out· Goons . ahott and wormed, 1150. Speed. AIC, AM!FM. RaeH · chard Hill Ad., 9"00·5:30. er's licente but COL not,.. an affordable ·price. epm, (740)448-3.248 altlr tide Galllpoll aon State (740)448·2495 alter 5pm Hitch, SPH<I Contlb~. Like! qui od Call 740 949 285~ (740)992 2979 8 Routt 141 . (740)441·1519 Now Topper, •2600 Flrm 1 IJ•roge Salt. July 51h·61h, Chlldron'oln·HOmOTftlfl• or ~4 D·3SI· 5 ! •10 pm. Appliance"' Aeconclllionod . Whlit r.n Deer. Fawno, (7<10)3e7·7830 . . 9:00am·5:00pm. Ladlto plot N -· to provide In· uillntervtow 32 Total Tree Core. Qompiett 2 Bedroom Houoo on Kino· Waohoro, Drye11, Ranooo. ; Bucko & Oou (740)388· • 1 · Treea SerYica, FuMy lnauron Avei')JJe, Galllpollt. $5150/ Retrlg!W'Iort, Up To 90 01)'1 9984, (740)388·9912, 1890 Ranger Olittnd cab, Ctothea Size Mudlum-:28, dlvldual and lamlly therapy Cllrle Clolhea 2·5, Appllan· to chNd and acloleiOtnl pop· EASY WORK! EXCEL~ENT ed, Free EaUmatva. 10% mo., Oepo111 Atqulred. Gual'lntHd! We Sill New Leave a Meauge. 4.0, 6 ely., auto,' crul11." coo. Knick Knacko, Ledfeo ulotlono In Maocn County. PAVIAooomblo•produc:toat senior Dlocount. 17401591 . MoouuHOM~ (7'0)441·1818 Moytog Appllanca~ Fronoh omllm ceoo., t27K runo & Bleyole, Garage ~woepor. Wfll oloo provide cooo man· homo. Call Toll Froo 8883, (740)591 ·9844. Hl;·SAIJ! r~ r . Clly Maylag, 740·446-7785. MUSICAl. looko good, 13,000,• agement, conoulellon, and 1·800·467-5566 Ext. 12170 2AoBut'edr~o8m8 )Huootu•p•a·,,stath"a For Solo·. Recondition d . INS'IlUJMRNI'S (700)949·2010 Juty 3rd & 4th, 9·5. 193:2g oducatlon aervlcet to the Will pretlure Wllh houava, fJ " lf SA 14t, !'atrial, OH. SOme eommur11ty; Cay 'travel In· trellerl, and, decka. Cell .14x70 Mobile Home $4,500. High SchOOl . (740)441·15t~ waltitrl, dryera and retrlb· • 19Si QMC C3500 7 4 au· . ,:urnlture, Cotlactabtea, volved to homtl and ELEMENTARY 441·4238 aak lor Ron . or 080. (304)882·3271 2br. Unfurnlal'led houtel507 eratort. ThompiOnl AppQ· Suzuki Pl•no, Fully O~tal. tomatlc AC tilt AM!FM CO : Mlac. Items. lchoaia. Mutt have MA In TEACHERS leave mallage. 1/2 2nd StrHt, New Haven. ance. 3407 JackiOn Av•· ' Betl orrer, Aeach Fran at matchi,.;O ttbtrQiut IOPPtr', ·. July 3rd. 73 Lincoln Plktt human oervlcoo flold, II· Tho Chrlotlan Life Academy 14•70, 3 SOdroom, 2 Both, (304)675·34611 nuo, (3()4)578·7388. (740)446·2846 hitch, 76,000 mlleo: : Nice Men 'a Golf Shlrtt cenaa , or license eligible., In .J&cM;ton, Ohio Ia accaptAir, Remodeled. (740)2!6· Good Utld Appllanctl, R,. 8&.1500.00. 740·992·3024,1 1528 , (Laroe). women and Chll· 'llalld drlver'allcente and ao· lng appllcatlona tor etemen· 3 bl. home In Ma10n 'no Qondllloned and Guaran· 30 4·773·67 15 dren Clothing (Including F'e· cett to tranaportallon, E11· tary teechert for tl'le 2002 · BU~N~ 1978 Regent Ux70 2br. pett, no appllano.l lnclvd· .teed . Wllhlfl, Orytra, l)te & ptul alze) Double parlance preferred. We otter 2003 tchool ynr. CL.A of· OI'I'UM'11JNriY newly painted trailer, newly ed, 5378.00 a mon.+ Ranget, end RtfriQtralorl, WAN'JVJ) ~~'IIJOr--~-~-_,· Slrolter and Computer e~~callvnl benellta package. !era clauea !rom PrtiChool painted root. New ltoorlnn & .. 1200 ·00 dep. 882·36152 Some ttart at S95. Skar.• u·B•rv VANS & 1 10 8 · Appncants ~'~Uit Stand. Pilatelener tend with be grade h01 water t.ank:. LOcated ... at NIVfiY Dtcoraled. Carpet, Apptlenctl. 78 VIne 1., ""' cover to: resume . ttale certllled. For more INOTICEI . 4-WDs ·.' 4 Monday, Tueldav and W&IJ· Proo•-ro Con•-Information contact Steve OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· 74 Burdette Add , Pt. Pleas· Pelnt, Etc. 6 roomt/Ball· (7 0)446·7398 · r. • B hv Ita Ti • WT Ah Ad 1 1 1 1 lNG CO end h ant $6,900 price neg. mtnt Ret & oepoelt NO Wanted to DUV. Soull'lern ne ad ay. a., mo. oyo, HAIMOIIOil Thora ea. m n oro or at . rucomm I I at 13G4)875-5413 Poll .(304)6.75 5182 Mo<tOhln Carpet, 202 Clark Yollow Plno Paoli.' Call for 1978 CJS 380, C!>ovy Moo Typowrltero. Word Procoso· PO Box 8069 · 1700)281J.I234 or oond a II· you do buolnel8 with people · · Chepol Rood, f'ortor, Ohio. mort dalello. E&6 Lumber. tor. Flbarglooo Body, $4280 or. .Children and Adult Humlngton, wv 25705 oume to: PO Box 812, Jock· you know, and NOT to oond 1979 Lllltrty. 2 Bodroom. I MOBILE HOM•w 1 ,(7401448-7444 1-877-830· 7<10 448·1417 17<10)440·7471 altor 5:00 Clothea. and more. Across ,. EOIIAA • aon, Ohio 45840. money through the mall until Bath, Large Kitchen. Oreal n.-. .-~ 81e2. Fttt Eatlmaln, Ealy , from Buckoye Foodfand at EX E you have lnveollgottd the Condition with many up· I'UR nrftl' . llnonolng, flO deyo oarno 10 1 n-~ 18110 GMC Auto. 380 Eflo; 351 F'orter Road, Blctwetl. Consulting Buaullclan!Bar· F' AIENCEO CARPEN· otterlng. · . dates. Walherlbryer, All cash. Vlaal Maettr Card. LHMt~n ~lne, 4x4, Club Cab, A~,, q 1().6. bar lor 114 NEEOED· Appllancaa, D~ ·•WIPL , r,...,._..,., ~~-~ 8 Facility on 8beet FeeICF lor Nurolng ServiCe aTERS driver's llcenHMu014ftvt & trana· - · WI ndow 3 Btdroom Trailer for Rent. Drive· a• IIHI• lllvt -"'· , tnclu~ Yard Sale. 8& State Streot, Baalt. lnterttted Peraona portallon, toQII & knowtldgt ~!~.'.'. p~f~~ :~:~lgl C~~: Treatmtntl, Mptl Furnllurt 1300/mo, 1300 depoalt. White Kenmore Wllhtr llkl ~ICk Angus bull, 3'yrt. Old, ed, Good Condition, ... ~ Steyo. Great Steller Homo. Cloy Chapoi Rd. 1740)258' """condition largo capac! - o • 1400 lbo $880 OBO. (740)446·1021 ~ Sl. Louis Church, Tueedav call 304·875·0880 E<t. 104 ol reoldenllal remodollng · July ~nd , Weclneldav July or 109 e:ooom·4:00pm. O..olllled oppllcanto can ;~;d::c~.:.·~·~~ ~~: $8300, (740)245-1)470 alter 8408, Ji40)258·87t8, ry. 1180.; ,.,;toorotor, ~ (7<10)9t&·4344 . .. , 199S •ford ~cottr KLT, AI~ 740 441 3rd, 8.30·5. . Mon-Frl. For Bid Form. ll· piCk up ,an aggncatlon at utlvt Otficea. Newlv Re· 7pm. ( ' .0 3 condition~ •150.; 8fand ntW Whet! Drive Van, 4.0 E~ . v.ard Sate. Wednesday Jutv kin Hoaplt.!lllt an EEO Em· Chrlttlan •· natrucllon. mOdeled. Spring Valley Pia· 1889 14x7Q, 2 Bedroom, BeeuUful River VIew Ideal white yatypso eomputtflrfd Reglattred .~.ngu 1 Bull from glne, All Power, CruiM:· 3rd. 727 4fh Avo. Galllpolil, player. 1<103 Eootern Ave .. Galllpoo ••· Coli (740)446·3481 Farmonf Townhoulo Trollor. fort Or 2 Pecplo, Roloron· waohfr, IIIIo tor 11000 ot Champion Formo. i\pprOII 3 Calaolll, Alr. 85,000 mlloo,. 01'110. Frenehlown Apart· Cuatomtf' lervlce ~';40~:~ 1 .. 8 •5 M·F. Excellent Condlllon, eta, Oepoalt, No Pill, Fot- Start, wNI Hll 1400.; new yeafl old ( 741012 58- 1 ~ 7 ' 17800. 1~ Ford Atr01$. Aoprooentotlve. fLO' I'RcJto"miKlNAL (3G4)882·2011 tor Traitor P•rk, 7.w. 441 • uprlgltt ''""'· C<lil - · · KLT Van, 3.0 Engt monll. 8·?. • Full Time ·X "~ Tr-• Mon SY.ICVKlli 0181 . 1200.; 74Q.882.fl053 or ~&lo'ttred Ouorlor u 0110 Cruloo, Caoutto, -~= P Yard Sale July lot & 2nd. art·llmo pollllon 11 Tht doy Fr"' ·D~I 1989 FlootwOQd . Mobile 581·4058 " ..,. tO _ 11 ~" H10 ff02,000 mlloo, IOIIIIIt 15&4 Bl.d AI..V.... Ad Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy. No ·w.~A#O. o""rHoi'.... ' Home, 14!180, Ellc"tlltnl Clean 2 Bedroom . "obllt ....... ,_ VOl.'· oeo. (7'AJ••• ~2· ....... Weok•-·· Only. "uot ·-~ ~yo, TURNED DbwN ON c M . 1 - ~n In 4·H. f1800. - -··· • peopt;"~rlented ;;,mpui;; Vacation end Other SOno· SOCIAL SECURITY 1881? 17~~~~~51!4 StO,OOO. ~:~~~ ~ho Country. AM1QuEtJ (7<10)215e-6690 . · , literati and en):..U working lilt Apcfy at: Medical Piau, No FH Unl111 We Wlnl Tueodey July 2nd and Wed· WI • "' S38 SR 180, .Golllpollo or 1995 Clayton 14•70 2bt. 2 Lot for Aont. Nleo Coumry • Whlto Tall Door. Fawna. u-··· 1_888•582 •3345 ntldoy July 3rd, 9·00·6:00. .1h numbero. Sand'"""" call (740)M&-8620 - lull balho. EI<OIIItnf Condl· Botting. CIOH 10 OChoolo. Buy or 1011. Atvorlno Anll· BUCI<I & 0001. (7401388• .....,,.._ya~ 2 mltao north of Holzer-· 10· SOntlnol CSA. clo GaiHp- 8om·5pm lion. Heot pump. On rented Grool N................ Muot quoo, 1124 Eul Moln on SS84, (7<10)385·f1St2', ' pits! on At 160. Womon and Olio, OH •563t or drop by 1 Mlddill (3()4)6 76 • ..,_,_ SA 124 E ,..,_ 7 Leovo I M-oo . ., 4 Full· Time Poottlon ·E•COI· u. lot ilport. ' -Sao Coli ( IS)8111.QQ24 40' 1888 Marley • cntldran'o elcthlng, pluo olzt Santlnol Oflleo. ntJMtli , 2353n or (304)67&-51578 982·2528. . Auoo <Tj,Mooro, tom Girdor Penhea<l Front Cu End.... wemens clothing, tofebtd. Domfno'l f..cw taking appll· tent Pay for experienced . t'OK S v Mobile nome tor r.,t, no DWrllf i 1 2 blcvctet, 2 windOw air cations far 1818 drlvera Gal· Stc1etary. Mull have ld· AI..-. 1098 Oulch Doubtewlde, petJ, (740)992·5858 · 7500, 1~83 Honda Goktw''J QOndltlonera , Kenmore II II nd p ' vanced compultr lkRit and . 2Bx70. 3 BR, 2 t/2 Balh, lurehltctabiiiDnthl"r At.rn:W' llng,l12&0. (740)-..e·3828 • Wao~or & Dryer, New Mi· u:=:.·.:, ...}l";"'"Y toea· payroll knowledge. Pootlcn 1990 Modular on 2 112 Heat Pump, 6" Woill, APAKI'MI!M'8 Mi<ldllpo(l. 00110, gil... 1'011 SAl.¥. • crowave (!)'lien. 2 Sweepera, Y·....,....y n perton Avalilablf Immediately. Mon· &ef" of land on lull baH· Hou11 Type Ooora and FOR fbNr ware, Ataddln mantllt, and 2000 Harley Davtd10n 1200t 1 Cuonloni. lloooo Outllll. dev·Frldey. e:ooom-5:00pm. mont. 3 Bodroonii, living WI-. 2 Po,.,.., EIICOI· • moro. (7<10Jmo0218 Cuotom, 300 mllol. HOOO~ Lantern, Poll and Pana , , PltllH mall all rnumn to: room. family room witt\ flrt· tent Condition. 1381,500. (7..a):J81..131S lf!M 7pm • 1 ond 2 bedroom aport· . Firoploce. Plenio. Toyo, ·Gov·t Pootol JOI>O" T~·Mol Conllructlon , 13621 pleco, ~lnlng room, utility (740)446·9371 u~·-. ·~~ ~ !811& GrHn Dodge Neon. . • 1835/hr~olble FrHcoll Sta11 Rout0 5•• •-2 ••• kl with menlO, ru.-lnd umur· ,• .....,.......~,.~ 106,000 miiH, Air, 51pd, 4 200I.,~ 13800, both, mloc houOBhold ~erno, •od ~· · ~, ...,. .~· room, !Chen now ra· 18118 Norrlo 14x80 Mobllo nlohed, MOOrily dopoolt ro· MI!ICCIIAMII!ol! Door. 11600 0110. 18118 now-reh2002. Aodo..,., liohlng paleo and equip· lor Oppfleotlonlo"m Info. woil, Ohio 415014, No Call lrlgorator & OIOVO, 2 lull ~. -·t•, ·~ral qulred, no --. 7...992 • Gr-"""'""" ~~. 87 ,000 llfffa. (30oi)07~138 j ment, lampe. Federal hire, lull btnetltt, 1· Ple&N. • ·ba1ht, hetlt pump, doubtt '""'',. 3ur £...,." ._." .,._ ..v """""'¥' ,_,..., 800·1142·2128 ""' ,0 car gorogo, 1 20'><20' oddl· olr, I ocro 6 lot. W~ 1111 22t8. At T09 Soli, Fill Dirt lor mlln, Air, 5opd, 2 Door, 2001 · .Cr·OO Dirt BI:A _,!!"""~~~---, -~-..:..:.:........:.:_ "Gov't POIIII Jobl" 11ono1 ooporatoty. (304)075-7429 SOlo. Equipment Aonfll, f2200 080.-(740)25&-1233 11550. (304)07~138 · ..., . '"• VAIIDSAIJ'..,. "14 . _ . , . 115.315/hr. Poool""· Fru 30ft pool~~gr= r~ 2 ~room fmont Oozor, Bacflhoo, •~--, 1~7 "·rcurv ~,._ LS, .• n....--~/MIDVI v "Si~ro & Vocal G = Call lor AppfJE"m Info. · ·~· · n7 Aidman Moblll opor • """"" •• , ,._ .-...., _ , ~. 1411 tyiOO & • - · .,_ F -11 HI10 Full blnof•· Euern SchOOl Olotrfcl on Homo, 2 bldtoorn. 1 bolt!, llloYo Golf Stotion, Chollor. ICIOPif; Trector Equipment 4u1omot1e cru1H flll POL plijoo:~~;iim;1 t.,.-iiiiiiiiiiitilliiiiiiiiliiJ ...,.... ,_ - · F i t - Rood, Pomoroy. 14xl52, 0JCt11tn1 condition, Oh. $271 par """""· (7<10)441.QSIO ,PW, Now'Ttroo, "llntkn, ,j 1 112 ni/io "" left out NfNI =:dl.m~~~~;~jew" 1-800-&42·Z128 Ext. 50 740-992·1841 AIC•HP. added •. porch, (7<10)8112-0228. ;__;__:.:..._._ _ _ _ whtol Allgnrntnt. Excolfont LIITII ~d Rutland Wtd ton WV (7':311424·2•2 Hordworo S.IH Clork. 113,000 .. urng t_o - ... 3 bedroom op'ortment JET oondltion. f3.1100. (3\)'11112· ., 8.30·1,' r01Dtll-' (731)424-2141 ' ' • ' 'eJ BondG A-mt fo· CLA 8157 2 bedroom hOU001n Pomor· I f I -• In R'· 2234 . " Thurs., Fri., . "·lly · Tribune eO, OOol~ ~oroldI $400.00/mo. pluo u11htlot &' AERATION MOTORS :::_;.,--:----~ 8·10 truco IOj)per miec o lifipolfl ' ay, will ""'' on land COJ1Irecl Pari<, Minorovlllt. Col for dopoolt, MUD - - · 3td Ropoired, Now & Rt!>ullt In 1998 Ford COntoor -18 000 1/0 (7oio)742·2757 ' " TELEMAAKITINQ 825 Third Avo.. Galllpoilo, or Wll rent with opfion to eppo{nfmont 1<10·892~5 SlrOOf Aectnt, (7-40) 247· SIOCI<.' Cell Ron Evorur, I· mltao. I Ownor. fi.WJ44I · (Y4<0)A<I8:y,ja5 1•....,74-JOIII Oh 45631 buy, 7<10:«1118-7244 or 541-11508 42112 · 800·537·9528. ni~: 010, , oow ~~lng mlnlll'KJm wage, All rtlltltltt tdV'II'Utlng C ,,.-nee. r or r 3 I NOW HIRING I full-time I part·tlme. I C 1112m. f I I I r ---.,J j Ij . · I r'o .;,hod. I . r: I 57 rlO I r u--·. r I'" r i r:e F" I __ ••IIIIi oeO. .. Resldenllal or commercial wiring, new aer"Jice or re· rmlrt. Matter Llcenaed e!tte· lrlclftn. Ridenour EleotrloAI, WVOQ0306, 304-87&·1786. t mEIGS mRSSfiGE THERAPY · m n. Second Rue. middleport, OH (740) 992-1705 Tonia Reiber "" licensed bV the Ollie State medlcallloard . I ' .\ \ That'e Uel 10111 ..Itt 1 0 -- · . . . - ..... _ , . . Bedding & vegtlllllt Flats ... I 10' Hanging Baakete ... : · Wldi Altcrtmtnl of Htrbt, Annuata, Ptrtnntala In 4' poll for : eo 740·GB5·3048 CONCRETEIBLO CKIBRICK • l'l cKit~n . Wull£, S1cps • Phd Wmk, Rcplm:eme nu, • W11lk ~ und llrl'lles • Sltncll Crete HOWARD L. WRITESEL only ,., eaehl Morning Hill'$ Self Storage 29670 Baohan Road Racine, Ohio 45771 o. 740·84 ..2217 Sins 1'1110' AICitrie, July 4th l"tll--~ Open bid auction on special bukela, .. bidding beglne at 9:00 am bidding etopa al4:30 pm. No exoapllona. Highest bidder at 4:30 wine the baekat. Cake walks, guess what's In the cake, how· many pannltl In the jar and muoh more. . KIDDY GAMES ALL DAY ' LOTS OF FUNl "Door Prizes • Special Slngln.Q • Raffl"' 'Bake Sate• MARY & BLAINE DAILEY· 10:45·11 :30 SOUL PATROL· 11 :31),f2:15 BREAK-12:15·1~ JOE MCCLOUD· 12:45·1 :30 JERRY OARRETT· 1:30·2:15 JUST FOR NOW· 2:15·3:00 DELIVERED· 3:00·3:45 DAVE/DEB DAILEY· 3:45·4:30 AMI!AICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONINO & HEATING Awwrte4, Sttclfll4rut • Htatlng • Air Conditioners • lervl111 On All llr~nde • Rllldtntlal l Light Commercial • 10 yr. perle Llbor • Htlllng Air CondHiontng a a "SALES AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING (740) 446·1044 Sldewalkt, Floore 21 YM"' lxpitllncl ,,.. l!IIIIIIIIH \(101111'11, ' 871·313-71122 (740) 992-3194 992·6&35 &u s~~:aa4l4l e,.Jutuw. AH•cUct. ';I'JIII(14U.o. ?....~ f!-.1 4fh.t1' A..wNt •. &til., • "••'-' · Scot/ L. Swain · Gallipolis, Olllo • (740) 446-1015 /SA Cilrtljled Arborlll '· hat openlngl, 15 yr. experienCe, Ctrtlfltd In MelgJ, Alhtnl and BLIND SPOT (Factory 0111111) All •ertlcallrlhulo oro WU111ngton countlll, Open 24 houl'l. 7 Daye per week. St. At. 7 Tuppere ·-Plaln1, OH CALL l!ll7.§329 Campelt11 with Wltlr, IIWtr & ec CALL: · J•nle Howell 740.H2·703B . . . . . . .l.n'IP 1/nt. flti•J 1/nt. · mad• lo urdor ol our locaUon ummonE New Home1 & Rernodellna "Speclollzlnatn Lo1 Homeo & Rubber Roofo" O•raseo, Pole Bulldln••· Concrete Roof• & Sldtna Commercial & Reoldenllal · on••· . (740>~3987 11fn.. . +~ Owner tk Opcralor. John 0.1111 '"" @~fi-t~~~~ T.th: 'h•· Pr1IN r:.u: .-,f Pr1 INTING 1 l! I II I (740)H2-11H j I' f I ' ' I DellveNCI It lpriNid Special ton a .135.00 . . 740-742·7037 -••••n111 SpecialiZing In: Roofing, Decka, Remodeling, Siding, and Addition• Owner: · TenyLamm (740) 1112-o73t •••• iiblles • Vinyl lldlfll I 1'1/llflftg • • Plflo ond Pofl~ Dlotca Fret Eetlmatll 740-949-2734 oil) • DtorHN Apptllll • lnortaN Energy • Lower your Blrtll • t.ook & Feet Btlltr Alford.tlle P1'1o11 • !loatrfca4 I Plumbtnt ·-nt1011118ro Maplewood Like July 4-5-6 Spaces Available IIEid'IIIEII· Do you went 10 •t.oH 10·20 lbl. per monlh?·(and koep h · Roonoe. lldlna. PaJnttna. 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This deul Is u good test for a potential graduate. How should declurer try tu land five diamonds despite three losing spudes In .CELEBRITY CIPHER cuch hand'. West by Lui• Cllmpoe lcuds the club queen. Ctltbrlly Clplltr OI'IDIOIIIIml Ill -led fiOm ququollolllltoiDO!JIII, loy lamoul First comes deduc· - " • put and pitaln1. looh lolltlln lilt alpl1tr alllldlloi lfiOihtr· Todly'l Diu.: 0 tqiMit W tic!~ 1 then subtraction. w hut deduction do you make from "DV VDG IIDVOX OZKL ZCI WeM's .lcud7 Right .. · . he hus no spudes. PKD HY LUll ZG LMUGX," • What deduction do you mukc when Eust TJVIUIUJX XIMJX drops the club king "UL PKD YG HVDGl" under dummy's ace7 Right .. it is a single· PViUD TYOGII ton. But just to be on the safe side, at trick PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Bportl lethe toy department of hu-, two, ruff a club. man nr•.• - Howard CoMII "Nev•r anewer an anonymoua leiter.•- Yoatllel'll When Eusl does dis· .'' curd, you know West bcl!un with seven --r.-n-.·,·tu·.~~--~~~~~~~~--·w·a~.~. dubs und no spades. ,UUIII 0\!ool IAMI . Now you draw trumps, learning that O Alarra"SI' lltflfl ol tke West had two. By four ~erombltd word1 bt· subtraction, you cuf· low to form four llmplt word1. culute thai West be· ,$an with four hearts. T 0 R P U 0 ,.. The wuy home should 1 1 be clear. Cash the I I 1 I 1 ' heart ace and over· take the heurt queen with .dummy's king. If Eust drops the juck, I duim all 13 tricks. Jhe I In any bock· However. when East plays low, continue R U M A N r, store are the cookbook and the 4 1 1 1 .. diet book. You buy a cookbook to with the heart 10 and 1 discard a spade. ~====· ~ the tell how to prepare the food 1nd West wins with the ~diet book to tell how ••• to •• N E R E R T . • it. · heart juck and· leads the club jack, but you 8 I I G) Com~lllt rht chuc~lt ·quoltd bv filling In tht milling word• discard a second . 1. . . . . vou dtvolop from lltP No, 3 bolow. spade, leaving West PRINT NUMBERED LfTTERS IN trapped. Whether he THESE SQUARES leads a heart or a club, you win the UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO 8 GET 1 ANSWER • trick in the dummy and divest yotirself of · ICRAM-Lnl ANSWIIS the lust spade. . I P-EANt!TS. "(OV START BV 51TTIN6 P IN VOliR SOCKS ! I TUESDAY I I I I I I :::f.. ,. I I I · I NutmeQ • Mouth • Droop • Hybrid • MY MOTHeR JULY 21 NEWSPAPERS Cove< All The Mo/01 ~Ill Woman In line at bank: "I' still give money to my grown children. When d~e It end?' 'Don't aak me, • the man behind her said.' I'm here cashing a check from MV MOTHER.' , ' you. Depend upon yoonoit to hanl!le your oblisallon• and respontibililia. . PISCES (feb. 20-March 20) •• Don't depend on Lady · Lw:k to be there for you today where your financial or com· mercia~ interutJ are con· • cerned. Move caulloutiy In lhete areu and don ' I take any gamble•. ARIES (March 21·Aprll19) .. unrOrtunately. your .eir-e.. leem and 1elf·a11urance may be a bit rraal!e today, cau•inl you to be a late ataner. You may lose your chance at an opportunity you took ror aranrcd. TAURUS (April 20-May · 20) •• Hearlna.Onit inaide In· formation ana knowlnf what to do with II are two entirely different thinp. Unlm you undemand the latter, 1uccat may be denied you today. *' OEMINI (May 21·June 20) •• Severe diaappointment could Jet in today If you plao:e all value and upectallon . upon lhinp or a material na· lure. Happine11 oeeun 'by , placins your faith In people and ideaf1. •' McConnack headI Rutland C~ehlrt celebration· • Lesion base!>all. 81 Sentinel ofRce dosed 'lhursday for holiday So thl\l cmpltlyces of the The ·Dully Sentinel muy spend lhc Fourth of July hnlld11y with their fumilics , the Sentinel's husiness office .~ will he dosed Thursduy. · ' The newspuper. hnwcvcl. will puhlish u Thursduy edition. whi~h will be plucccl in rucks und dcliv· crcd lu subscribers us usuul. The Scnlincl will resume regulur business hours. K u.m. Ill 5 p.m... 1-'riduy. Deaths ' Hart, 79 . James Doreen Paoletti, 68 Dltllla. AJ BY CHAIIWII HOINCH MOEFLICHeMYOAILVSENTINEL.COM RUTLAND - Oul~xy recording Ohioans head to W.Va. to buy smokes artist Lee McCormuck will be tho feutured enter· ~-----. · BY MARK HALLIURN POINT PLEASANT. W.Vu. - Lurry Curter of Cheshire ·kll(iWS where he will be buy· ing his cigurcttcs from now on - und it won't be in Ohio. Suid Curter. "I won't puy thi s h\ll. · Nt>t when I cun suvc 3 I cents u puck in ·West Virginiu." Ohio luwmukers lncreuscd th~ tux on dgurcues hy 31 ccuts per puck July I in un uttempl to help buluncc the b.udget. Joe Andrews. 11 spokesmun for Oov. Bub Tuft, cxpluincu thut u $7H I million deficit pro,lccl· cd fm flscul ycur 2003. which begun July I, wus the rcuson l(u the increase. "The si!IIC revenues were down us 11 result of the stock murkel unu lhe economy In ttenerul," Andrews cKpluincd. "We hud to find u wuy fltr gcncruting some ongoing revenues. We ulso hud to l'ind u bill thut would puss through the lcglslu· ture." · The Ohin s11les tux ruises the price of 11 curlon of numc-brund cigarettes to ubtiut $40. The tux Is designed to ~:~cncrlllc ubout $238 million In revenue In the 2003 fiscul ~cur. ·. Jim Chuvez of fobncco King In Point Plcosunt hud u simple messugc for Curter unu other Ohioans. Plun ••• Tlx. AS ' . Ohio lawmakers increased the tax on cigarettes by 31cenls per pack . July 1 in an attempt to help _ balance th.! budget Joe Andrews, a spokesman fOf • Gov. Bob Taft explained that a 1781 million deficit projected for fiscal yeqr 200Jr which began July 1r was the · reason for the increase. tuiner ut Rutlund's fourth oJ July celebration. McCormack, who has opened for entertainers such us. Oury Alun und Kenny Chosnoy. will IItke the stugc ut 7 .p.m. He comes 10 Rutlund under sponsorship· of the Rutlund Volunteer Fire Depurtment um.l several MCCORMACK other loc.ul businesses . . lmmedlu t e l~ fo!lowlng tho concert, ubou1 I I p.m., hreworks will begin. ' Entcrtninment will l>eglu utnoon whh me Rock:N.Country Cloggors followed by Bluogruss entertuinnlcnt sturtln11 ut I:30 p.m. , . "Amerlcu Stunding Proud" Is the theme of the purude. which will pull out from Depot und Brick s_treets, truvel through town; und end ut Beech Gruve Roud .. Lineup will be ut 9 n.m. At II u.m .. win· ners In· several cutcgorlcs will be unnounced und trophies presented ut the stugc In the Firemcu's Purk ncur the Ruilund Civic Center. • Throughout the doy, there will be aumes · und othcr'uc[lvitlcs for the kids. Bingo will nguin be featured nlon~ with u cruise-in cur sliow and a "·grudiJe mutch IUII•Of· wur between 11re departments. · . ·The flremt'n will he serving f'ot.xllt\clml· ing whut hus become known us the "world fnmous roust beef' ulong with other food and treats. . • .Have fun, be safe .on Johnson - Weather High: 90s, Low: 60s · Oltll11, A2 . .. Lotteries · retires from DJFS the ·water Bv BIIIAN J. AIID BREEDOMVDAILVSENTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT - When Effie Johnson began working as a typist at the Mei~s County Welfare Ohio Department 111 1972, she hud no MtpMllllon1: 14·22-32-35·44 Idea she would still be there 30 luckey• S: 6·9·10·33-37 yeurs Iuter, or thut she would be Mtll IIIII: 6 Pick J: 2-8·8 remembered so kindly by her coPick •: O·3-9·1 workers when she decided to retire. Pick s day: 1·0·4 Johnsnn will leave her liost as a Pick • d1y: 8·4·0·8 clerical supervisor in tne food stump office at the Department of Vl11tnl• Job und Family Services on Friduy. Dilly J: 6-9·t and wus h~red by the agency und Dally 4: 1·6·5-6 its emplo>;ces at u luncheon on Ca•h 15: 1·8·15·17·20.24 Wednes, day. · Meigs County Commissione.r.Jrm Sheet~ presented Johnson with 11 resolution from .the Board of Commissioners in appreciation fqr her contribution 10 the agency and 2 hctiDM - 12 ,.,.. the 30 years of NCrvice she has Calendar ' A5 given lo those Meigs County resi· ·Classitieds 83·5 . dents who huve needed her assis· Comics 86 and the assistance offered by OearAbby AS tance the agency through the yeurs. Editorials A4 . The agency's employees present· Movies A3 ed her with a gold watch, a bou· Obituaries A3 quet, and other gifu and cards. They also overwhelmed' her with Sports 81 ·3 praise for. her hurd work _ and her Weather ·. A2 kindnes.~ toward others. C 2002 Ohio VIlli)' Pubiii!JinJ Co. ·we•t Index WedneAduy July 3 2002 LJB'RA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • Tite timing 1'" ripe/or you 10 • If you team up wllh people make thole I.)'PC! of lifestyle who do not feel the tame change! you vc hecn hop! na 1en.e or ur1ency aK you do re_. for. Thl1 I! bCcauHe Hometime aordtna a common soai, thl1 in the year uheud. you'll rec· portnerthlp arrangement may ognize whut nced110 be done be a hindrance. . und how to do it. SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. CANCER \June Zl·July 22) 22) .. Adi!!Ortcd IICniiC of pri· •· You'll omy ha~e yourselr orllieJ may put you behind to hlume today Hhould you the eight ball today lr you undereAilmure your opponent• wa11e a lor or tfme on in1ig· and be denied Aucce!!. You're nl ncanr maueu and Isnore no( the only one with talent. thon thina• rhat are really Cancer. treat youneif to u important. birthday gift. Send for your SAOITIARIUS (Nov. 23· · AAtro-Oraph prediclloM for Dec, 21) •· II'& nice to be a the year aheaq by mailiAI $2 aoo~ auy or aal today, but , and un SASE 10 Auro.Qri!_Ph, ilon 1 be pre1umptuoua about C/o thiJ newApaper, P.O. Box voluntecnna to 11elp another J67. Wickliffe. 01-144092. Be with a taJk you're ill aure 1o Alate yoor zodi"" IIJn. equipped to handle. You can't LEO (July 23-Aua. 22) ·• depend on that perton to You will repeal umiatake you leach you how to do what often make if you let your needa dol'!&, inrotion1 and fee1ln11 Jain CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. lhe upper bond , Only-lol!ic 19) .. Even If you feel a bi! und oound reoaoning will pre· tuperior 10 oomeone with vall. . whom you have deallnaa, VIRGO (Aug, 23·Scpt. 2t) don '1 allow it to manifeot in •• ·Someone on whom you· re your behavior. You may countina for a apecial favor Ia · come off 10 othera •• beina not a siX! from Mount Olym· haufl!try. pus, but just an ordinary per· · AQUARIUS (Jun. 20-Feb.. son like your~elf. Exceuive 19) •· O!hcn will feel very re· el'pectatlonA invite diup· tentfu I of you I( you pre11ure pomlment tuduy, rhem lnro doins 110merhins for "I won't pay this tax. Not when I can ·.save J 1 cents a pack in Kist Virginia. 11 Ltrry Ctrttr, ioAur I ' • -. - . Hometown Newsp.per 17 l.ly low 11 ln!Wiar deMit ,. Pipe IYDt 17 Cllll timber · II VIPOI' 10 Army dude It IIIII II KLM dllum K COflllll -17 l!opl pronoun II Tllflllll Right thought HE 'DQN'T~ · IT Melp County's IS Htnhoull U Wont of . . .AKQH 'I • J n I • t I t II • ttl • QJIInl• K KQJ · 11 Qlvt-try t .., t A .. I Hoodelll • ._._ :: 5:\::."" .... · - ' • == PHILLIP ALDI:R w•• , Nlddleport blood d.tve • Tuttdty1 July 2, 2002 IY TONY M. WON TLEACH!IIMYDAILVSENTINEL.COM THANK YOU - Effie Johnson ~ second from left, we• honored with e lun· cheon Wednesday on her retirement !rom the Department of Job and Family Services. Commissioner Jim Sheats, lett, preaented her with 1 proclamation recognlzln& her 30 yeera ol service, end DJFS Director Mike Swisher, rlllht, presented her with 11 &old watch from the employ~rea. Barb Shuler,. former welfare illrector, who hi rEid Johnson In 197~. Ia eleo pic· tured. (Brian J. Reed) ' "Effie has chullen~ed me to be Johnson was responsible for typins · better than I 'would ave been if I us many as I ,SOO applications in o had not known her," DJPS Director Io;duy period - on a ty~wrl~r. . Michael Swisher .leid. "Shc:s been Now, . food stump ben~u are I!Ood for the department,·and she's accessed by clients on a It card been good for the people ,of Meigs known as the "Ohio Directions" County. · curd, which makes it poa•lble for "We're very lucky to hove had ; clients t9 a~cess t~elr benefits with· such a dedicated employee." · out vlsltrna the office. Much has changed in public wei· "There have been muny chunaea, fare since Joh!l8on began 30 years but thoHC changes have been for the ago. Not only has the agency gone better,".JohnSQn saiit.. "It has .been from the "welfare" office to the rcwardtn~ wor~ help•"$ those In Department of Human Services and . need. If had left here without any· now DJPS but the day·to·day work one from the asency ever say ins has chang~ ·too. 'thank you,' I would have had the When sh; besan us o typist. many 'thank Y048' from clients.'' POMEROY - The Fourth of July week· end can be one of the busiest boat ina week· ends of the ~ear. and due to the heavy traf· f.lc on the Ohio River, officials with the Ohio .Department of Natural Re~ourccs (ODNR) nrc remindina Mcias County boaters-of severul Important practices that can keep ihem Hafe when plying the water· ways. "The busy Independence. Day week 11t1racts thousands of boaters . to Ohio's lakes, rivers and streams,'' said Jeff Hocdt, chief of the ODNR Division of Watercraft. "To. help assure" a safe and enjoyable boating experience, we arc urains all boaters to take a few minutes to review basic boatiniJ safety," he added. Accordlns to ODNR Atatl8tlcs, nearly 80 percent of ull Ohio boatlna occidents In 2001 involved operator controlled factor•. Chooalna not to wear a life jacket. boatlns under the lnfluenQe of alcohol or drua•. operator inattention or careles&ness. speed• Ina. ond fallina overboard were the lelldlna cauHCi of boatlna accident&. · · The Division of Watercraft offen the fol· lowlna boatlna tips for the July 4th holiday period: • when taklns to the water, always wear ......... ~.AJ River Recreation Festival ' The 37th Annual River Recreation Festival . will be held in the ~1/ipo/is City Park July 4·7. . Free screenings and health information will , be available at the Holzer Medical Cenler Wellness Wagon. Schedule~ ~steel daily. loolcing .for ~I • ---- .. 'j M E 0 I CAL C E'N T E R Discover the Holzer Difference·· . I www.holzer.org • • '{ • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 07. 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