http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fec82496872298b6c4c268a96be4d6c5.pdf 93246af41454159865bfe89027061493 PDF Text Text Page www.mydallynntlntl.aom 8 •·Th• Dally entlnel · Al.LEl' OtW • -- IIUDOI ..'..". 't 't H ... .... ,. NI:A Croaeworcl Pu11l1 . 6Q JIIU ~ · ~ • •• q • " t •• . w.,:,,, ';,... • ~J 1u ...• I('. • ...,... loom 1\ ' ' ' ' -~~• H~ 1t Pachlney ij . . . . . 1\tolli,\"f liVIIUI \\thl~fll.\~11 )\111~ J¥11.111, Wt\1 t't.ll 1 til 1'1.111\illo ,11\lj R \i ll) t:l" 1\-Qhlllll)' 1\1111~1 1'1~1\1\tQI~ 1.1,( '. \Ill \If IM hl111111~1 111\iployt-rs In Jn~· ~s\ltl Cou111y. Is ~.~~n~lll· 1\l ~'*'' Hl'fl\Uitlltfd ll J .High or low? 111'11111 ~utlhljlils 1\'1\I'K l\\1'\'\1, Til ulumlnum m11~\\1'. '\ml'h•nwll 'l\u>~1l11y tlmt 111)'111111 ~U\' Hkl'l}' "' It~ M~tvi!IISW\1(1(\ j\llll\1, ""' " ~l'l'lill'l~ numlwr hns "''' 1\\llln 11111\11\U\1111\1 . "'rh11 ~1\1111'111\Y hns llhSIII'h!l\1 l'h1111\~'htl 1\I~S\lS \\V\11' lh~ htsl IW\1 )'\\Ill'S sin~~ 1"1.'1\lllll)' I)III'Cfln•~l thll t\11.'l llty," snhl '1\1111.1 Rlt1.•hlt'. vkll prosl1l~nt 111' 1111111'1111\111~ \IIlii 11\i\11• 1~1.11' fill' th~ Rtll'i!IISII'II\1\1 l'ndllt • In 11 stui\'11Wt11 NhlltS~II Jointly · with llnllll\l St~"1wm~1.1rs l.1wnl II S\'CI\lS Ulllik()\y .tlml Orsnn Wrll()s wus spculd1111 1'1'11\11 lCI'SI\11111 ~~pCI'iLIIl~~~. Q~:J}t_.:._~~U~J~~llal y1111 1u1 Ill'\' Ill• snl1i, "Whtm ..: dnwn und nut SllllWihln!l UIWIIY,S 1111'\IS \1p •• 1111.\1 11 Is till' fi\IS\lS 111' WHAT DOTH Y CAlL WICI<ORY AN' DICI<OQY !I USIIIIIIy yoU I' f'rii'IIIIS," TH' OTM&R 'TWO, DOC? Th\' k1•y In this liL'ni Is wh~ihl'l' Ill Sllll'l tlw duhs with Y, lllll' 1111~0 I lnth1'11ir '· lh~ k.lnw, •• 111' your lwud IIII'IWII · d11Wil •• 11 lnw \'111'11. Whlt:\1 Is ymtl' chulco'l Yn11 si111'l wlildlvu lnp tricks :. thrilL' sp~11i~s und two lwnl'l~ . II' I he ciuh~ m·u jlOIIol'uth1A l'lve tri~~s. 1111 IIIJ,lOII\1111 hol(l\1111 II Nil\~ \' IIlii (II' !inuhlo; TtiAT ON& ILII\ "~'" yn1i will huve 1111 lruuhtc . Hut whut / tilT ~I if S\111\VIIII\' hit)! IICC • P.OfvJei.L, lhil'lilll' '"'''·fourth ol duhs'/ Then you llliiY TOO. I!CCII h111h .Ill USIIIhllsh the 1lhmull1ds mut 1101 Ill Wllldl IIW uplliiNI • tlui1 st•l up IIIH 1'1111 too muny 1111\IIII'•MIIIl tricks. . TilE IIOICN W1'!i~U The kQy piny , 111 trick IWil, Is llljllll tho ~tTt:N\IOf-1, 1\l.J.. CMrt.OYt:£;,: '"'! cluh kl1111 1'11co up 1111 0!'1 ifiC OCCI\':li O~ 01\ I\\=:,, 1\1'> 1 the 111hlu. Tv.Je:.NiiC.TI~ 1\i'lt-IIVC~~y ~II If\ II' Bust wins with TI~E. (()\'\("~Y .. til\' IICU lllld I'OIUI'IIN II ~ muior Sllit, 1l11ck tho '· ·IIC~i I'IIUIHI Ill' CIUhN 111111 win nine tl'icks l 1 ---. I ~(\()~. \ n\C. I \OK! \K.I'l~ N.C.OUNT I>NC> 1-.11\) ~U'IT 1\0t<\(.. CI\~LY I . HIIPY Blrthcfay, ACI CI!LI!BAITV CIPHI!A by Lui• 01mpo1 =~"''-~~~ ~~'i:~~~f:t~~:r..,~~=·,:r~~=. • TocHiy't 0/lifl ~< eqUiln "UYJW A.l t'I'QHWI - ,IIWX OTMQ OTM y M Q 'I' •" VKOO y • "IMYYWIII IVKWKI· AX AIICVXO TU v .• w v TU w X D o , " - w D Y M WI Y Q '"'I~IOUt IO~UTION - 'In mv opinion, I Wllllltllttlllllt'l ~'ou~~mt httvvwtlolll ohtmplon lvtndtr Hot~ltla 0.11'11 Bl J 1) ~ 1iJ wD t~:~ 1 h~1,:;~ae u~U 11 j!1~~~ t \oJOUl.D LIK..E: \0 (\(.1(.~\LLtl(Of:l W'i, Ut-11'01'.\U~"-iEJ..Y, flf. OCTU \ttl E'>f.UTU:, \1\0K~I\WLC I OR. I \I"' '1(.1\J<.', or l.OYI\l. \( f',V ICI .. Tlw •tntl'l\llllll 1lklm•t us" tlw 11.'1'\li "lny11ll'." hut Rltl'ltlt~ to111 th~ t'hm·lll~tnn Unll>• Mull thlll I• whtll It 111111s Ill)\!\, Mot'\1 tlmn I, ll"l jltlllpll' wllt'k 111 till' plunt cl1ths. If l~nsl ducks his lll'o, shll'llnlmc<lllltuly '~~~:~~Y ~o,w "\?-.CI\J ~·-'II lo tiiiiiiHIIltiR, yclll Ill! · l~llt~ tr ClAY •• ,OIIAN h11111C with lhrcu · spudca. twn heurts, 0 ~:;·~~', 11 1:~"!.,~, ~~~ tlrrco Lllum11nds und tow to lorm lour 11111~11 word1. nne duh. Nn, o ,h111 1r ynu ~~C;:..;.H;.,..;.T.;H.;..:.";..;.T-r-, sllu·~wllh 11 cluli tnl J dummy's the r~·­ d~fcusc Isjnck. 11 step uhcml. llust wins with M fl WP S the ucc uml11iur.s uny h,,~:.:..:;.l.;;..lirs-=rmnlrrNillt curl. Ynu :;~·~·~ CIII' IIHil tluck II Clllh J;J<rS' o::, '1\1\111 111111'~~ .tlw IOOth nn11l ~llt'Stll')' of Ulllll'il'~ Ihill l~llpli! 111'111111\1 tit~ . Wlll'l(\ l IIIV~ 1.'\IIIW Ill lnV.I) 1111\1 llfli11'11Cilll~ thll llh' l.'llll\11• 11111\i!l', Cl11 Jill)• 17, I110~. 11 J.~. ~lllll'•oltl "\lfll'llflllcl! itt»l· ll~llt' 11111Ui!l Willi~ t'tll'l'llit\ whn wu• 1'111Ph1Jil<l hy th~ llul,l'ul.o Flll'~ll ( liiHilllny Ill llullulu. N.Y.. lll'll~lltMd Clllll[lilllll\1 l.it'IIWIII~~ 1'01' Whlll hli~llllle th~ Wlll'lll'~ rtr~l tnO(Icirn ulr Q\111\lltlnn· In~ I!Y~lMl, IIC~llr~lllll 10 the C'urt•lcr ('o, 'M nl'11~1ul woh Milo. 'l'lllllPNIII\II'Q' W~l'll oxpo~tud Ill 11~11111 r~u~o•h wolllnto tho IJOM toduy. =·==·=·==· I 1 1 ;:::·=;· '(OU 60 CANOEING Wrfi.IOUT A LIFE JACKET ! AND IF ONE IS 600D, I=IVE • .I I I I' \" L A c r E H I~i,~u~ ~~~~ .·~ ~~·.~~r. '"' ••'~ ~ fulluw " O the quo11d 0 llflfHIIICiliH Hllll, ynu cun enjuy 1..-1-.1.-...L.....I......I......_, the l11~ury 111' ntHll 1cr ruuncl of ~lllhH. If thllt wlnH tlln, yuu Hhll'l W t.llniiiiJmiH und collect 1111 .. I TUESDAY . C:om~lolo ch"cklt • bv fllli"U In tho mlt~nu w•rllt ya" donla~ tram tlop No, iJ ~tlaw. ICUM-LITJ ANIWIIJ ' ---....-..-~ I ----, I dllt'tlllfiil '•1111 ,, I Wlllt NIIW'i/'tlf'"' "i JULY 161 0111pl1it/l('ll(('Y I'OMHIHIY Th~ •tltllld~ )lll~lllll IIHt•ll' will IIINii ttl!llin rlout IIVI!I' tlw Ohl11 1~1 VN liMlit Jlit'Mt Sllll\hQt'll illlllliMI t'huroh lll\lMiliiiM th~ l'nlll'lh 11111HIIII "Shull Wu tluthl!r 111 till! ltlv~t·" ~nn~lll't SutUI'du~ In llunu11~1~'M UlllJlhlth 111~1', 'l'hi M ~~ur'~ llnr•Uil , ~ July 17. liHil Yo11or l'"l'lllul'ity 11111y rru•h II hl ~h rolllf lnthr Y'''" llhl'illl W~.tnu•duy. Ya1u· lll'ltliyM, nomine~. 11111 Oruup M11rkt1l • Abovo • Mlmlo • Wlllll'tr • REMGMIJSR momhar Sylvlu IV 0HAtiLINI HOII'LfOH MACI NH StopM 111 iiiH· r<1Ho or tho romulnlnj! two otll HChOOI bullilllliH VQIIIIICil Wh 11 lh@ II W 90UI h rtl S Jldl1111 • IS 1'11111 comic• Dtlr Abby editorial• . Movltl Cl~ttlfltdl Obltuarltt Sportt Wllthtr AS B3•S Be AS A4 A3 A3 81·3 A2 c. wen 0111o Vlllfl' ,ulllltllittt u. THI VIOTO"I lu~lulilu~ 'l'hc Klu~~tll1% I III~I!Y IUwt· ll11y• 1111d th~ t'tiurlcr~ . . Yuuu~ hu~ ul~u wot· k~\1 ~~~ 11 ~llltlll! jtlunl~l 1'111' 1'11CUI'lllll~ 'IIIII Ill Mutllo AI Vlllll»~ lllth·cetl\lii'Y1\ll 11Lity ~llliipnIIO"D uy Mfii.'L' h~lllillll. In \he 11111•i~. \luucc 1111d thl'lttcr 111 1hc rlvti·Wnt·. . Th~ rhc,tet··Shn\lc IIIMhlflcul AM~III.'ItttltHI jlhiiiM II llllllllil't Ill' Cllllll'Mh, \IINIJIIIYM IIIILIIICIIV· lti~M 1'111' lhelt• 11111111111 Cl1 10ill'nlhm, wltldl I~ Cl'lllc 1\l\l 111'\IUtld lh~ l'l'NIIIt1l\l ('lmMI~I' (\llll'lhliUN~, till' old~~~ ~lllllllill~ 1'11UH·" houMl' In th~ ~111\l' . . . · 'l'hl• Ohio SullciiiH'Ilhllllcnl'luuujlhtll~hlll will luke 11luce Ill ti [1,111 , ~UIIIJ'lill~, !IIIli I• e-~~~ctl!d ill lit'IIW IUfllllllliCIIjlllly• ~1'1 rl'lllll IICI,I~M the ~lllle unll heyllllll. II IM M11111tM\II li ~~ 1'~11M I l 'oln, ''lw IWckcnll c~ ldwutllln will hc~l11 wltlt u 11lunul'IIIICeH till 1 1 1'1 \lu~ 111 7:.\ll jl.tH, r.ltu While wlllll'il'lll'lll Me llll'llmiN 111111 newl~ ·tllMhll •il h~lrlulllll jjllllllllll the ~tturthuliM~ • On Sutui'\lu~. 11111111 •nln11 Cl't'l!numy 1.11 the cllllt'lhiiiiM will he hclliul 10 u.111 .. nt which tim 11 CrlliMr 111 cut •h11w will Plllll Ht Chtlter, A:l IY"AOUIIILIMINTAiiiV IOHOO~ ··Tryln1 to Give Up . .okln1? The Tobacco u., Prevention Coalition ;, here to help/ For information about · 1moklng prevention, or to 1ign·up fora Stop-Smoking Support.Group, ca/1 IJ•Iy Zl Au•. 221 •• flew• ,,.rrly u•ww•u or Ill•· lllhHIUIIIKI.ty woJIH•UieltrltiJ· leu,., n•rl "'"'.,them n nr· det '" r••t •rlhr,. '" wtlliiiJIY "'"' h"l~ttly lttllllw yllllf IIi~ · muot aok, ~~~~ de· VfkOO IAUM 2.1 Hijll. %21 ftm o(IWIIIM liifmJ iHIV1niH)Ct •tllty IIIIH!r. •IWW YIIU Itt Ulll• ,,,., ymn lllllllf! tn "'"" ~ IIIIOIIII~f tlmt liJ~C• i!IIVUntUje lntarGHIItd In UNIIlM It In 11 wuy th~ lltt·~u lui~ 111 the bn~k ul' ttl Jlrllll11!hllhl QllllHilUillty, till' hulldllljl "l!llUI'Ut~ly, IhUll 'M10 l.oilll'l HWhoul w nr Itt th~ ~chuol fiulttl ttl!lllid tho lui Ultltrt Thwn~hll' tllKI will bllu~l It·~ I11UUII.lll ott. Dut~ ul' the Yur IOWIIHhlplfl11utN ttmhlllfll!! , IIUI!Ii\111 llltH lUll )'l!l tlll~ti ~at. U111h lho Porllono IIHtl IJu~ l~hlllH o11111~ dl"l"'"lllllll LiiiUft. fWhOltl bulldiHIIHt pur• 01' th~ jli'IIJWMII!H W~l'll l!lltdc I t•Hiri14 ·'~" . fie 'ardul rurl ''' lei Y""' ll ftliO Sltr~erM, · II luHI fdll Uf@ hell Ill! IUkllll hy thll ror SI OIWh b~ tho f'ctllowltl~ un 11 l.lUIIvo ~~e~~h!ll Southorn l,uctil IJnurd nr ehttNtd bu~en, htlv• MllpulutlimH In or II l'll~l!lll iltuml 111 l!lflt~ . Lkluuntlon. eontrueiN lhlll tr NOid Hyru~liMil Mu~ur Lurr~ Tho ff~ro~u•v building will tho bororo 70 yun, 111111 40 j)lir• Lnvc11dcr tJtat with bwlfu · bo ~"il 111 ott~:tlun "u~ HOOJJ WI ooulblo," •old IJonnlo IIIII. IJint uf lh• Mrtlo rrl~oll will l!" tHilttth~rM 111 l'urthur diHuu"" lrll118Ufllf, whllt HOitiOil bliJH hllllk W tho 8outh4!fll Lmtul l~rtn ~ ur II lllmlbl• NUI1ur the !"Utll1tly tu Ihi! vt lluyu rur ~I will be lllliloptoil "" th old 8!:h!!OI VIHirlet. AH fnr tho 8~rUIJllllll llltlld• '1'1111 Vlllfl8il lillllldilll IIIII Itt Junlllf lll!h buiWinM In Ruclno. Tho f ortiMnil ~hool IH In In&, til• llourd vtlloll ~·l tu lllkll ttl• bull~lt11! b UUU~d ur f/10 l'fWfHM 41( btlilll! IUrtJ~d !Hill It ul uu"llon with mombor lhu 7U·)'IIIr p•rlo\1 In whluft ovor to Ina Moi!IH ~11un1y f,)uvlil ·Kue~mll llllil Rleh11rll th Hllpulutlun of 11 40 11\li'l:etll ~:ommiH8111nurH, wlin will than I-IIII VlilltJJJ ltJHin~lll . Jlll~bu~k tu 1111 lhwtltern IUfll llllVIlf W U IIHillmiiiGO Uf · Th• IJu~dlnaHnd luna will L~tuu l llllht1UI. IJIIIlrl~l WdUid 1 1tml~nd roHiilontH wlw uru llo "Mollf In pure~IN," ·Hula Hill . llo fn affiul, u~uurdlttl!lt111111. LI!O • I ilL' 1'<11111 \'111111' htl' t I ' ll I I\'I! 1111\1 UuKtun (.\111~ rvnhu·~ ur Mu~lc . She IM n 11111111IWt' ul' the Ohl11 IIWII, ff()fiFLICHfMVf1AILVI~NfiNfb, COM Index ll\1\1\l · 11~1· lll'll~rllm ilil'ltlllli~ jl~8. ~ I~ tunlpnrlm mu~i · I''" ~ . 1111 II htii\11111'1\'J 11111~1111~1', ~lllW,Iil~ ~IUIIl'~, 1\.tlk 1111181~· lltlll l'hHIII fi:IUlll.ll , lUlU Mht' ~11L.'\1lll'l!lleM MU\IIl'til'l' 11\~111~1'~ Ill tell ~Ill• f'i~M \If lfl\'fl' i\WI\ 111111111. K, litutl 111" lll'fl\lrllll!ll wllh th~ 11\l~hlll Sy111\1huuy ~~~ 11 lll~tllhl'r 111' the 'l\11111 ~\111111\1 l1c~ti1• 1il t ' horu~. 111111 ~lmlle\1 lllliMk 111 Ohiu Sllilc llnlwr~lty mill tht' ~xdtln11 OriJOtl IJillllll!ll "Uor11 I Am," which won tho lli'CHtl~htuH Snn11 nl' thu Ycur uwunl. Aftor taking an OKim In my i'll1tory eli II I 1'111rd.ono t ludenl 1lgi'l, " The tlghtll wonder of 11'11 world 11 th1 pertcn who can REMEMBER 11111 "rJt IIVIn ," lw. '"'"'f'Vrr·. I• "''' lo htuu~ yuur wu lui lryln~ bt ullcntl uvcrr run~llllll , CANI'I'.IWune 21·July 221 .. Alluwinx ynur ernouun1111 rule 11ver y11ur enmrnun ICIIII 1111111y wllh omnethln* ln•ul•· Ill» flnun'n uuuld c~""'/"u '" ~~~,.,~, u '"'' """u ur twnln- 11 Jtr<tfll. C'uncer, treut yottr•~ll Ill ~ hlnhdN~ Ji(t. H••url rm y11ur A•tm·Clruph .,,..,11<1/"'" /or lhf yeur uhenll ty IIIUl Ill¥ f2 trrtd 1111 8t\lm Ill " ' "" Clrurh. ut.. 11•1• ,,.,w•PH• Jll!t , 1•.0 . IJu• )(,7, WJckflflc, 01 I 44m2. He ourc 111 •tull .' II\\' 1~11111 II II\ I 1111\~t' lhlll~\ 11•11'1"''1 .. 11\ .., ,, Calendar '''''''· Y"" "\'1/l\'\' full\1~ , llt'\ll\•tttt~-1 \lllll' tilL' 1111\1, 1'h~ A INo llllllllllrln!l will h0 Th11 '"'" Y"'" ~~~~~IIIIM tlllly ~el ruurl! ~rHW1lcd 1111111 u ~tunl , Whut Y"lt'll Itil vc 111 l1111k itlll Humd "1:\111 ~~ t't ~\ l ' 111 \ STH~ ·ll ll~ll 11111\1, ll I\ II~ 111'11•1 II Ill I l'nl'lll1l\1\lllt~ 111\t~k' 1111\1 •hu·i~• ltt hN l'~l'hll'lllllllt'~' · will lil'll\trtll 111 l 'h~~~~t·-Shlltl~ I lilY' nt thr t'hl'•tt•l't \11111h11\l~e Ihi~ wt~k· ln~lulit:!M Slnl!lll!l NI!WM MuQu~. ln~'M llml~1~n tlr\!llfl ul' Hl•m~tltory S~hool OPGilt~il YlijJI Ol\1\ \II \h' II I'll 1l\ \1 i 1¥ litiAN J, lll' ttu\lor Lottirill 1'1'1111\ll'<, '"'""' " ,,., 1\ ltkh l\\\11. 1\llll~ llltllt. MmJII!M\'tlAIL\ stNtiN~L 1'1\M ~wr ~t~ll~l ttllll~i'IUI, lh~ 111'11\1~~ llllllNIMI ~1111y ~hlll'llholr Nlll~llt t'lllvnNIIH In tit~ Suuthl!t'tl {hlHillll MuNI~ 111lll!llt.lnc~ . • Mtl'<\111 Arti11iti(•s t'c!llft't't'd amu11d llistorir t~lllftllt, IS(' at Pomc'lt>Y · Wrltln~ th11 mr\lmlty ' ol' Dtttllt,AJ I,, overtrick. _.........__ • Bmd)'S, Jli'ctt>rs i11 co/lccrt Sntmda)' lhlllt• Hljjh: DOl~ Low: 701 illll'llll\'111 coming Miyl~ u iiiiJ~It· Wuther . . \t\'lltlll 11 ~' \till •I M.h1 tlh1111l• tltl\1. 1'1111111 tiLl\ ht 1~1 111. 111.'\1 tl\i \'\111\11\ttlt li.l'l.'l~l I' II \IIIIIII ll.llfl:t 111\1 1\tl'll•t;l ~~ •1\'1' lt1 r l\f\'1\'1 II II I\',ld\1'1 Ill I 1\.~'<t \ II 1•1,'1111'111111\ St'.h1111l , IIt I tlltl II l\11 1111. , Mlf'fl'· mUSIC l lul'lly C111mltn!UlN, 14umho• lllll lltmtuH, Yllltlwy rlltuln u wlthollt hlockln,. thu ~ N E F t K 1= suit, und Y"" do n m r I wondoro" out loud how lo huvc tln1c '" cNinhiiNh .i. c11rry 31omen m1rIngue pI11 and dlum11nuN. ~-=~:;:;;:~;:::••.., m~ b1by. My 5 y11r old Clmt up k,:;~~~~~rri~" K,~~t ~~~~r, sMOULD se eveN seTTeR .. -·-- South~t·n I!IIMJJI!IIt'lll IN llltlltln!l !'It'll~ ltl' l!t11fHtNIIINII1 ull (I~I'ONM thll ~uumr~. Tlwlt· ~hlNc hm·muu~ lm• h~u11 ~lltnlll11'1)tl 111 lhcft• tl!llt'N whll11 lll~lwlnt~ up, lhu t.. r-.....o'"--------.. Gos~l ThiN ·1 Ia I' 1 1 "" . . S•·hlll•ll\1,111•'1 "I thtn~ th''' ·, • '''" ~hlll·~\'\1. hill Ill\') litl\" ,,,,,,,;, \111'1'"" hi hllll\lhlltl till' '""" tl\\11 , !lh. St 1\t\11 ,,,~, II 1111'\' j11\1 hi till hill II"' ~i1l' ~ It~ 111 ~~~~111\\rt," ll,l\h '""' ' \\ ''1 ' \li\ltit~lt11f 1\ ill\ thi\," N1111htltl ~llltl. ' ' ~IIIII\ Ihill M1• Sll'll 1111 I• ~~~~~~~ 1\>1'1 hill tlH~." · II 1'11\l\1' KL'\.!1\'1 •\\ '" \Ill 1111~11\lhlll 1\\•\hlllt\11,. \11111111' ' ''''' II\' 1lltl 11111 .._tl\11\ him "I hit It ·, Ill I 1111111'1 II"' 111"\lt ~ltl, LilLI \1 \'II 11\'1111' 11111'1111~. 1111\1 \Ill \ 1\l'lllih~tl." '"'"'""II "'' I'""'' ~i I~ 1 NSWOOD. W, , Point student d I I (7.0) •••• 940 . · Dill •uv ,•.th •Hvl~ ,,, J)(f)i•r n • www.hol r.or ' •• �\ .. geAl' • h D il ntin 1 w..t•eldlf: July n. 2D02 ""~July 11 SILC with details of the stdte audit. He said the problem h~Creased lOIIi· thm tensions between the RSC and the lv Pl\11.. IIMC111t ~$$~1'£0 1'11\1$$ Ohio's ~nc ~ ~~~hre fur ll~slst· It\@ the dl~~hl~ 1\ul~ Ill h~lld I.W<'f lhOOS\11\ds or dolhlrs In federal t\ttldil\tl t\) lll~bHhy ~rvlce cen~l'i sllttewille ..... ~~~ ~ ·-,_ ·!Iii.· Stormy weather for region Ill' lt11 AS~OC:IAI'tD 1'"£~~ Shtl\Wt1 1111d thtmder5till'tn~ were ptll!~lbl~ In thll . 111'\llt 1\MI'l\!hl due l\1 1111 \llllll!f l\l l tll~tut'llllnet\ ll\tWhll! 0\1\ of the , t>l~tln~. the NIIHOttllll~ther Servl\l\1 ~11111. • 'l'h~ ~turm nctlvlty w11s to bl!t'tlnl\l mot'\! likely nnd mote Wh11l~lll\'lld ~~~ lhl.l W\l\lk pl\ll!~~~~. f\)t~l\5~~ Sllld, M~nwhlll:', th~ hill llttd 111\ijlll)' condhlotts were ttl ~()nthtue . lllj!h h.'lllll\'l'lllllf\l~ on Thtn'tll.fll\ 1\'\ll'\l e~~t\'11 to Ill! 111.'1\f Ill) tle~t'ells. ~: Sun~et ltlnl~ht lII 11.m. will ~ 111 11 : ~11. anti sum'ls~ \Ill 'l'hu~dlly Is 111 The ~tlbljlot extrn fedcr.tl111011ey fur the t'ell~rs 111 till! middle 111' llsci!l ~~r lW7 ~111.1 fulle\ltu roll till! 111011~)' llllu 1111! tii!Xl yt~tf ·~ ht~t ~ts phumed, ~nld l>ltvld Miller, cllnlnmm or the ~~hllbllhlltiun Scrvkes Connnission, '1'11\lni\JIIIlY will ~ 11\'llilallle to the 1.'\lll• 1\'rs t~t yc11r. he Mid. Tile diSl'\l\'t\ty hM touched ofl' illll!f.Y . denunduti011s by disabled 11dvoc~ttes Wh\l ~~~ StlspldotiS of ally th~ntlu thch• 11blllty to live lndefl\'ndently. MIOet· suld Ill! 11M nske\1 tltt stnte 11ullltor's oOke for 11 s~lnl <tttdlt ttl deteonine whether there Is other ml~s · hll! 111011cy 1111\1 what 1\IUI:edlii\'S should Ill! ht place to pre\'\l\11 the Jlrtthlem l't\lm I'I!C\1111111!' ·rho:' RSt' 11ppt'OI't\s the lllldl!"'t pl:ms fur the 1.'1!11\ers n11d then IJusscs nltlll[lthe federuilllt)ney. "II was n bu~aucruti~ S(rew-up tlmt 111!\1\lt sh1.1Uid lm\oc hnlll~<'lled," Miller snld. The $11(),\)(ltl h1 lcl\twct' \11\llley Is nhout I~ pel't>etlt of the muney tlult the 1.'\\lllct'l! p.et lhmt the J!tlVCt1tmcnt. The ~l!llt\lf~ hlliJl dlsnhled l~<'l.ltJic p.el the trnhlhll! nnd ~lllllltlrt they tl~tl l'nr illde· fl\'lldcl\1 Hvlnl!· •. Millet' suld the RSt''s l1nu11dnl o11kc did not tell mttntll!CI'li thul thet'C was BY JANIUI: CARTER a~dltl<lllllllllotley uvulluble. Ohio hM ulne cellltl'$ for hldependeut livh~ S\:llll~red aruund the sta~ and 11 cou lm11h1~ tmmdl In Columbu~ called the Stntewide lndependetll Uvhll! Cuum:il. Th~ cenlel'$ ser~ about :IJIIKl diMilled clients e11o:h year. tlttt>rdhl~ to K11thy Hatch, SILC spo~'l!swoman. Wh[le $110.000 Is ~tll mu~h money out olthe cotllmlssloo s o~Jerull bu~t of more th~n $200 mllllo11, Mlllersaii! I' mak\ls \1 h111 difference to the indepen· det\lllvhltl ceme~. "In tilly on\l year, this monuy cOitld have possibly allowed them to start nnothllr lndeJll'ndel\1 livlt~R c\lnltr In the Mille," he said. "fhe mo11ey could h11ve 110n\l for some ~JoOO. " Miller sem n louer to the lndependem llvlnl! C'Qundls In June upolol!itlllll for the error and prumlsell to pruvide the . 1nvest1a1ton · ponder evidence ' Slayer pts life sentence Sheriff's crulsen bumeel lntruden kill nsldeM t "'-..I ro·b• dNl p BAIInl I POMEROY ...:. Meigs County Robart Gray, Maude E. Gray, 10 VIllage of .Pomeroy to Stale of Recorder Judy King reported the Kenneth E. Riggs, Judith A. Ohio, dead. Salisbury. tollowlng transfers of real estate: Riggs, affidavit. VIllage 'or Pomeroy to State of Dalla& A. Janey, Dorothy B. Jeri~le I. . Canter, Charles Ohio, deed, Salisbury. Janey, to Paul Janey, Angela Canter, to Thomas I. Barnhart, VIllage ot Pomeroy to Staie of Janey, dead, Rutland. Deborah Barnhart, easement, Ohio, deed, Salisbury. Dallas A. Janey. Dorothy B.. Sutton. · Janet A. Pennell to Linda Janey, to Adam Barralt. Kimberly Eleanor J. Faulk to Myrll9 Thornton, Douglas R. Thornton, Barrelt, dead, Rutland. Louisa Sinclair, deed, Village or deed, Scipio. Randy Marnhoul to Charyl Middleport. Danny B. Howard, Jody Lynn Matnhoul, deed, Sulton. · Eleanor Faulk to Karen June . Howard, to Wesley Jerome Rowena H. Vaughan, Leo Taylor, dead, VIllage of Howard, Eva S. Howard. dead. Loring Vaughan II. to Timothy Middleport. Scipio. Bentz, Pamela . Bentz, · deed , Albert Dixon, deceased, to Laura L. Hutchinson to VIllage or Pomeroy. Ltah Mae Dixon, certificate or Lawrance F. Schmlll, Loralte P. Unlverally ol Rio Orande to tran1fer, Solplo. Schmitt, deed, Columbia. John T. Denn11, Yvonne M. l.tah Mat Dixon to Leah Mae Charles D. Jailers, Branda K. Dennll. deed, Ba\tabury. Dixon, Nancy J. .Vance, deed, Jeffers, to Meigs Metropolitan Argyle L. DHttr to Anthony Scipio. Hcualng Authority, dHd, VIllage Adama, dttd, Lltbanon. Serena A. .Diehl to Steve of Middleport. Mamie M. Slephen1on to Jerry Mlllhone, deed, Sulton. Marilyn J. Wataon, dtoeaatd, W. Colmer, B1rb1111 M. Colmer, Linda Lou Jelt, diOtaltd, to to William D. Walaon, affidavit, • dttd, Stlllbury. Llaa Kaye Jell, aertlflcatt of Suttc.n.. · Dwlght.Unkoua, Merit Llnkoua, tran11er, VIllage of Pomtroy. Clyde D. Hendtrton, Clyde V. : to Columbul Southern Power, Columbll a.. Tranemlaalon Hendereon, to Mtlgl right or way, Lebanon. Co. to Oalhtroo, Ina., tallmtnl, Metropolitan Houalng Authority, Kenneth. E. Rlgga, Juillth A. Bedford. d81d, VIllage of Middleport. Rlgga, to Jo11ph R. l\MIIIer, Hazel 'JIIIaga of Pomeroy to Stale or Charlee M. Smtih, cleoeaeed, M.Turner, dHd, Orange. Ohio, deed, Sallabury. to Yvonne Whittington, certificate, City to p_ay .1ttomey fees • Maintenance Steam Clean for llohtly soiled carpets • Color brlohtener • Deodorizer • Helps rid fleas • Workmanship Guaranteed ..•• ' I 1 1pendln1 WASIII.NOTON (AI') • Ohio Ollv, 11ob Tun ur11ed ·: C!lltl!fiiN! llll TUe!dny to : htcreu•e hlllhwuy •pending tm IIUte! UIIU to !lOp 1\811111 , i ethnnul InK · dollun to IHIY , down the nutlonul dcht. : Tuft told u cnlll!resslonul : punel thut Ohio und other .: lurlle•lnlcs ur~ e~pcrlen~lllllll • '"vera tlrop·off Itt fed.erul •• hlahw~y funlllng bcCUUI Of • • un ln~reuo Itt amunol usen. : : Uthonul Is '"xed at IJ, I • COlli! U !!UIIon, ~!111\J'Ured Ill • 11!.4 cent• u l.lullnn for gU8ll• llno. Mo•l of thut revenue Jlt!C~ Into the llll!hwuy Trust Pund, whkh Is u~cd ttl tttuln· Ittl II the rullloii 'N .rtJutb nttt.l btltli!C8. llowcvcr, 2 . ~ cents or tile tux cullcctcd on ouch gulltJn of ~t hunul Is trunx· fcr·rcd lo ,lhc i!CI1Cflli fuud fnr denclt rciJuctlim. P1rk ho1ts M1n ple1ds to end1n11rtd b1t lmpenon1tlon IJIWCKSVILLB (AP) - A bat ~on!ldered to be entlnn· LEBANON (AI1) A 11ered hu b!lcn found within 1'tlnnemle mun ntcusod t~t' !he Cuyahoyn Vnl!e~ Nutlonnl (lCJ~Iny us u po\l~o ot'n~cr und l'urk. usklng n womun Ill pcrfllrm The purk, between !llX ucts hus plcudcd guilty to t'levelund nud Akron, Mnld lwu felony cltUfi!C!. 'l'ueNtluy 11 mule lndlunu but In oxchunJ!e fur Murk wus found . · Mlxncr's I!UI Ity plcns Tuesduy John IJcbo. purk supcrlntcn· to churac• or klduupplng unil dent AUld the discovery "15 11055tl851on of cr\t.nlnul lOuis, 1 1111n of the lmpur· Wurrcn County prosecutors uno11cr tunce llf our flurk N1fl pmvldtl ugrccd to drop u thur11e of crltleu l habitat for tltrcutcllctl lrupcrM onmillll u pnll c~ nfl1 · untl cndun11crcd spcclcN." c.cr. Th lone but wM cuuyhl In l'rnMccutors suld Mlxucr, lute Ju11c Inn 11etl11 t'lcvclund J'J. of Kuoxvlllc, Tcun .. Mctropurk8' Breck Hil le lluNhcd blue und rcdN lll!hls It! Kcscrvutlou by rc!ltlUt'dlW pu II over u It) .ycur-ultl for the Nullunul IJnrk Service · wntnu11 lu IICJI'th~r·n Wurrcll and Clcvclund Mctropurk8 . C'ounty ut\cr she left u night· 'llte re8ervntltll1 I~ wlthlu t.hc dull 111 IJc~elllbcr 2mo. boundurlc8 of Ihe nutlwatl Mlx11cr ~ lltlwcd'u hutlgc 1111u park , CIICtltrrUI!Cd lite WOIIJIIII IO liROD · lreehall Instead, the first amendmenl offered will be.a proposal by Sen. Byron Dorgan, DN.D.. to allow drugstores and medical distributors to buy drugs made and apprQved in the United States m certain countries where they are sold more cheaply and resell them in the United States. Congress passed the importat ion measure in 2000 but officials in both the Clinton and Bush administrations declined to implement it, sayin~ counterfeit medicines m1gh1 slip through. Another amendment scheduled to come up early in the debate is a proposal by Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., that would gi.,.e states the legal authority to create the "pr.eferred drug lists" for Medicaid patients. The phannaceutical· industry earlier this month filed a federallawsuit to stop Michigan and other states from the practice which allows for sllltes to ereate the preferred drug lists and then demand sleep discounts from companies that want on the list. Lawmakers are generally supportive of the generic drug bill, an ex.pansionofa 19841aw aimed at encouraging lowercost generic drugs. Complaints have arisen that big drug com· panies have used repeated 3Dmonth stays allowed under that law to keep generic versions off the market. ~ legislation. offered by Sens. John McCain, R-Ariz. and Char1es Sch umer, D-N.Y.., would limit brund name drug ·companies 10 just one 30-month stay for patents filed on a drug. R bl' d epu tcans are ex.pecte ' however, to challenge portions of the legislation that give generic companies the ability to challenge patents in court. Democrats say the provision is needed to give generic companies the power to challenge many of the frivolous patents that companies file to maintain a hold on the market. The House . has already passed a $320 billion Medicare prescription drug ben.efit. · (Editor's note: The generic drug bill is S.81 2. On the Net - Bill text: tltomas.loc.gov.) LAND TRANSFERS Chester from PapAl begin on the Commons. Children's games and Ford's perfonnances will also begin at I 0. A Pretty Baby Contest will . be held at the Chester fire· house at 10:30 a;m., followed by the annual pie baking contest, u gardening presenta• Correcllon Pollcll ·Our main concern In all atoriH Ia 10 be aoouralt. If you knOW otan error In a alory, call the newaroom at (740) Q92-2188 . . . Newt Deperlmenle ~-····························· l•plrll July ao, aooa • CAll. .. (USPS 213-110) Ohio Valley Publllhl1111 Co. Publlohed !Miry allernoon. Mondiy through Friday, 1 1 I Court Sl. , Pomeroy, Ohio. Second-ctaaa poatage paid at Pomeroy. Mlmblr: The Aaaoolate(l Prell and the Ohio Newepaper Asaoclatlon. Poetm ..ter: Send addrlll correc· llonolo The Dally Senllntl, 11 I Coorl. Sl .. Pomeroy, OhiO •11576g . Subecrlptlon ral81 The main number Ia 992,2166. By o•rrler or motor route Dllpartment elCianllonl are: o.. - k · s2 $6 .70 atntrt1 m1n1g1r E•t. 12 Ono monlh OOI~Ir $1~ · 60 """'' Newt E•t. 13 Dally Subacrlbfrl not desiring to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to or E•t. 14 Tho Dolly Sanllnol. Crodll will be given Othlr III'IIICII l tlon, "The Three Sisters," and "Mei~s County's Finest,' hononng the oldest in attendance. Country Remedies will perform county and ~ospel music at the firehouse rn the afternoon, beginning at 12:30 p.m.• and a historic · fashion show will be held at the courthouse at 2:30p.m. " Becky Baer will present a program on creating period costumes and Rick Handley will portray Daniel Boone on The Daily Sentinel · Reader Services Tift pulhtl. hllhWIY , . "We are gomg to ~ss legislation." Daschle satd. "If we don't do it in two weeks, we' II do it in three. If we don't do it in three, we'll do it in four. If we don't do it in four, we 'II do it in five, but we will do it beCause it's that important." But Senate Republican Leader Trent Lott accused Democrats of n01 really waRti· ng to pass a bill. "We.'re headed for a situation wh<lre when the smoke clears nex.t week no packa11e will have passed," Lott smd. "We seem to be striv· ing for a way n<llto do this." The main bill will be a measure aimed at speeding generic drugs to the market by limiting brand-name ,phannaceutical compunies' use of patent laws to thwart generic competition. Lawmakers hope to add a Medicare drug benefit as well as other p~scription drug related issues to that bill. It is unlikely the Senate will take up the Medicare .benefit issue until next week so that senators tryiniJ to negotiate a compromise have more time) aides have said. WASHINGTON Struggling to make · progress on an issue crucial to the ~all elections, the Senate tnoves to a long-awaited debate over rising prescription druiJ costs. But lawmakers are still strug· gling for votes to puss a Medicare prescription drug benelit they had hoped would be the highlight of the debate and win them favor among senior citizens who vote disproportionate. ly in midtenn elections. · "I realize that not to get it done would put the Senate in <I bad light," Senate Maj6rity Leader Tom Daschle said 'l\1esda~. Debate is scheduled to begm Wednesday and is expected to last two weeks. Several Medicare bills have been introduced. Among the more prominent are a. proposal backed by . Senate Democrats estimated to cost up to· $500 . billion over 10 years und a $370 billion plan otl'e~d by several Republicans. a Democrat and the Senate's lone independem. A proposal will need to get "l tho\ll!ht we were starting to make some eredlblllty ~aiM with the indepen· dent living fulks, . he Sllld. Roy Pmtotl. acting ex.ecutive director of th<l Access Center fur Independent Uvill@ in Dayton. said he is skeptical that the 111011e~ simply wa~ o~erlollked. '1'hey kept 11 and they hid u and they lied to us repeatedly," Poston said. ·~ contmission consists of "able-bodied people getting money to m11k1: our docisiotiS for us," he said. ' . Woody Osbum, who ·was elteeutive director of the SILC fur ,five years, said he believes that $110.000 is only a portion of whalthe RSC has withheld. "I believe the RSC defrauded the (independent li~h.g centers) out of as much as 0 half million dollal'$," Osburn sllid. Before he left In May. Osbum convinced the cou11dl members to hire a lawyer to in\>eslll!ale RSC's finances. Philip Skldmo~. SILC thairman, wrote n letter last week to the federal offidnls who ove~ee the RSC, alerting .then\ to the problem and wnnlilll! that if the state audltls h•condusi~e. the coun· dl w\11 continue Its own investigation. Skidmore also wrote that the council would welcome a federal investigation or the RSC bud1Jet . . Offidals In the federal Rehabilitation Services Administration did not retum telephone calls requesting comment. . WMllt~r l'ltrm~st 1\mlj!ht ... l1nt11 dtlndy whh 11 dtnnc\l tlf ~h\)1\Je~ nml thun· pull In~ up mnrljunnu plants in l!lvc him sell 111 e~dw1~e for . klllhii!S lust July. U\lt'!!IOI't\18. Low* lll\1\r 70. t'ltlm wlml$. t'hiiiiC\l or rnhl 30 ll\'1'sufc puss"lle llt\l\1\td 11 sobriety Pollee said Thy lor ilfi!Ued ll co111fleld; the sherifl' said. CCI\l, Deputies Gary Rohter und dtllekpolnt, nuthoriiles snltl. with Lomie Smrkey, 2:2, and 1'hundny.. .l\u1.1y domly with n chnnc\l tlf sh\llve~ nnd Clem 1\tl1ter Ill, :20, pursued Tim Light left their cars near thundllntm't\ls. lll~hs In the mid !1\l:i. W\l~l winds 11rutmd 10 them In u cur chase and 111'\ld $ottle funn bulldlniJs Monday •ntph. t'hltnC~ 1\r ruht 5tl ll\'1\.'l!nl. . . t'IN<:'INNA'rl (AP) - The Into their cur before It rnn otT and rude with county game ThUt'ltdll)' lllj!ht .. .l>ntil dtllld)' With II i:IIUIIl't\ 111' shnW\ll'l! evlllcnce surruundlt111 the the street and overturned tlll warden Mike Miller In u four11nd tlmndet'!llot·ms. Lows In thi!.upfl\'1' tltls. t'hunce ttl' rttht 4!1 dumu~ed chy·owned ' cut' til the In VII or 1111 apartment wheel-drive vehicle to confis· (!1!1'1:\lnl' the center u( the sus/l\'nslon of ente marijuana he found building. ~llll!lldMifllrt(ll~t t'lnd1mntl's onl}' b 111:~ nssls· C1Nt'INNA1'1 (AI}) - A Thy lor shot the nll!n ttl death gruwlng among the com· • lft~da)'... l'urtly duud.Y with scallered sho\\1\lts und thunder- 111111 /mike t hl11f Slijli!I!Sts tho jud11e sentenced a mnn con· In their overturned vehicle, stalks. . BIOI'tl\5. llll!hS In tho m1~ I!Us. Chanto or 111111 40 pCt'Cent. cur Ill 5tllll\ltltlnM ttln~rcto, vktod tlf trt~ckh'\M down tmtl pollee snld. From the t1eld, they saw 11rldny nll!hl ... l>tuily chntdy with scallet'tld s1mwen nnd lnvestl~uto~ suy. klllinll two 111011 to life In smoke cominll from the urea thuntll'rsturms. Lows In tho lllliX\r tltls. t'httttccor ruin 3tl l~<'~'Lt. Cui. Ron 1\vhty c11llcd prison without parole. where the cars were parked. Clllll. 11olle\l ut 6: ~J u.m. on July 4 A HnmUitlll County The Chevy Impalas and Slltlll'lluy,.l}nrtly ~:lmtdy with m\Het-ed showers und thtm· tmd re11ortcd thut the :20\ll eunmton Pleus jury recoil\• equipment. worth about . dorstorms. 1-lll!hs ht thll Ulll\cr I!Os. I!I'UY flotu hod Mill\ dull1lll!l.ld mended that 8enteni:e rather $70,000, were destroyed ' ' Sunduy., l'nrtly cloudy with scallcred shoW\ln und thumlnr- . In n "hlt·•klp" nteldent out· thllt\ tho death ~11!1\altv for before the Bladllnsbura Fire sturn1s. Lows In tho U\)llllr ()tis und hlyhs In the uptlllr 8tls. slllc his humo. ttccordlnl! to • 511 •b MARTINSBURG (AP) arrl ved. . 2 · Montlny... l•ut11Y. cluuily with 11 chnnco of showers nnd thun· the ln\tlul ptlllcllrcpot1. which Mnntllt. 1\tyiUI', • ol ur· Two Knox County sheriff's Dcjlllrtmem tl~11tOI'11\8o Luwsln the Up[l\ll' ()()~ lltl\.1 hll!hA In the Ul)fl\'r aos . W~R rciMR~ by liUthorltl~s bun Silvet'ltlll. Judlll1 Fr!1d deJlUtles found their parked Sherll'f David Surber said the cuuse of the fires Is being 1\1~slluy...Partly cloudy with s~alll!red tihtlwers n1uft1umdur· 1\t"'sday. Curttlhmo gentenced hltn cruisers engulfed In names Investigated. . · storms. Lt1ws In Ihe mid flUs nnd hlahs ht the mid !lOs. Th report ShUll& Twitty suid Tuosday on two ttlUnts of when returned from the ellf \ns hit Rtl111\ltlme durrnvutlld murder for the h111 tho nlyht. It snys Uule elae, e~~ept thnt the 1neltlent flrutli 1\1118 to 200 1 the hl11hwny 1\uul hali lo~t Stl.tH WIU nl\)!lrtod In the daytime bin \on be~lli!C Of lower l'tW• nnd the wcathllr WLIA dear. cttl10! 1'1'\lm etlmnol nnd tho The report did notlllve n dnm· l!llnt!t'ttl 1\tnd trmt8far, nccurd· llllll es!hnute. tLBVI'lLANI:> (AI'l - fill! to 1he tlemmll Ac~ouutln~t J:lulll' nutsklld men burst nto u Onltc, tho lnvc~tlantlvll ttt'm num's bedroom nnd llllllnctl uf t'onlll'llss. · him down ht l't'\lntol' hfs wife, WE ALSO OFFER: pollee s11ld. Ml~huul 1~\le!ll. 3!1, WIIS rwul CINCINNATI (AI)l ....:tlty • Deep clean Ino for spots, slmt In the chest untl lei! lll1'1cluls · huve lii!IV'.d to tum 1\lesduy. nulhm·Hics !nld. By r• UVCI' $j7~,()()1) Itt pl'iVutciy spills, traffic areas lhe _tlnte till l'lnti.\I'I!Oncy rulscd funds IO inWyllt'S who Mctllcnl Service crow ntTiv~il C'LUVBLANIJ (AI') • Carpet Protector with nt his tlevel11ntl hume ubout ti lletlet•nl tlt'UII lll!llt\18 b!lllovd 111ed u lcd~ml mdul llrut11htl! n.m.. ltecse wtts tlend. tltnt llleMnl tln111 dllttls sem suit lll!llinst th~ t'lndnnutl' warranty l'ullce snld 1\eesc. nntl his dru11s und money between ptllkc ilcpnt11Hent. ihc d~butc over how much wife were In bed Itt the soc· Me~tlctl nnd Ohio. u~curdhtll • Commerclal.Rates attorneys were t~wcd nnd whu tlHd·fltmr bedroom or their Ill~. ~ubllshctlt'llpll11 . home when tho Intrutlen burst TI1e 111nht Denier re\)!lt'tell would pny them prumpted u • Oriental Rue;~ cleanlnQ through the door nnd damtttlll· Wellncsdny thnl the nllel!lld 1\:dcrul jud11e IMt month tll ed money. Then one or tho pipeline tnny huvo collnpMed deluy the · sll!nlnll uf • Pet odor removal . t\lcn shtlt lteese, nntl ull rllur tlll Menmrl11l l)uy, whlln t'tli.l· C'litdntuttl 's .lnndtnnrk UIJrce· run from the huu8e nnu drove erul uycm~ und Put·nm pollee ments between thl! plulmll1\i • 24 hour emerc;~ency orr In u cnr. said Sill· arrested u l'urmu mun with In th~ luwsu\t, the Oeput11nent service available Jucguellne Lcwl•. u pollee about ~0 puundli ur coculno. or JUNtkc, the ptllkc lll111ll1 · , •pokeswllmnn. Ronald JJukenmn. tutd the dty. · • Momel118 Inter. uti~r pollee Cleveluntl u••lstunt' U.S. uuor· · l'lulntlt'h' lnwyers, who : 1howcd up und luued u cit~ · ney, 8u ld evidence of tho repres~nl the Am1.1rltun Civil .Union, the : wide brundmt de•crlblny the ntoney P.lpellne Is bused on Lfbcrtlcs ear. a patrol car pulled over a thou1ana1 or toped phone Clndnnntllllutk United Frllnt : car that niat~heu the descrlp· convemtlons all\tlHII drug und othur llroUp8, 8UY they nrc tlWOd $(100,000 forthlllr Wllfk ' : , tlon and had I Wll men In lt, dulen. , LAwll111ld. The yovon1111e11t allel!e8 the on the !Clllemcnts. In 11 dcnl rou~hcd 1\tesduy, ne~how of n Mexico .drull klnupln wns lnvolvell In the city ol't'lclnls ulso Ul!reed to · Ohlll end of thu link. . help rufse unuther 5:225,000 In fees by ilcbruut·y. . I 60 votes for J?ilSsage. ASSOCI,I,TEO ~ESS cen~tl'i. f\11' ~V\ll'lll )'till'S. ·\) Senate begins debate over prescription drugs ·thousands lty ild Ohlo wtithtr carrier eaoh week. No IUbiCrlptlon bV . 01111 permlt1td In artll Where home Olrtler HNicl il AYIIIIIble. . Advtrlltlng ElCI. 3 Mllll subsa1DIIan Ctraul1tlon ElCI. 4 . lnalrll PHIOI cO{i'rity·13WHkl . $27.30 Cllltlllld Adl EJCt. & 2ft W81ka $63.82 52 W11k1 $105.511 To 11ntt .. mall 111111 oullldt MIIOI County newa o mydallyaentlnel.oo(ll 13W.Ikl ~26 On lheWeb . wilw.mydillyaenllnet.oom The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 www.mydally~ntln41!.com Wedneaday, July 17, 2002 26 W.okl !2 W.lkl . S6U8 11011.72 ' Rutland. George . E. Malone, Jr., deceased, to Lecteda Malone, allldavlt, Cblumbla. Maxine Aldridge, deceased, to Chlulas W. Aldridge, allidavil, Rulland. Robart E: Deibler, Dortha W. Deibler, 10 Dalbert D. Smith. Lorrl A. Smlln, deed, Oliva. Pater C. Steininger, Vickie L. Steininger, to Thomas C. Wale, Berniece M. Well, deed. Teddy Jolllll, Carol A. Jolliff, to Ronald W. Jolliff, Carol Ann Jolllll, deed, Lebanon. · Connie J. Palmer, Connie J. Abbot1, to David A. Schartz, Pamela R. Schartz, dttd, Olive. Roecoe Mille, Sandre J. Mille, Sandy Milia, to VIllage of Pomeroy, right or way, VIllage of Pomeroy. Donald l. Maeh. Shirley A. Maeh, to John Kraweozyn, Cella R. McCoy, dead, Sullen. the Commons at 3 p.m. James· Cline, a Civil War author, will be at the court· house at 1:30 p.m. Other events include a pet show at 4 p.m., a hannomca serenade at 4:30, a parade at 5 p.m.. and a performance by the Rock 'N Country Cloggers. A living timeline pageant will begin at 8 p.m., followed by the illumination of the courthouse and neighboring academy at 9 p.m. Throughout the day, model trains and other displays will be set up in the academy and courthouse buildings, and food concessions will be offered. ' The Chester Fire Department's Aux.iliary will hold a chicken and noodle dinner at noon, and the frre department will have a fish fry at 4 p.m. Pies from the pie baking contest will be auc· tioned following the parade. Music Stevens is the fanner lead singer for the Anchormen Quartet and now has a solo ministry. His easygoing style and smooth dchvery makes him a favorite with crowds everywhere. · Marty O'Bryant, music director at First Southern Baptist Church, mvttes everyone to attend the concert on the beautiful Ohio River. For more details call the church at 740-992-6779. from Pip AI studio pianist for recording ·artists such as the Rambos, GoOdman Family, Florida Boys, Wendy Bagwell and others. The Victors . also include David's son Mike Young and son-in-law Eddie Ryder. Rounding out the evening's show· will be John Stevens of Ashland, Ky. Deaths Roscae Hollon , RACINE- Roscoe Hollon, Racine, died Wednesday. July 17. 2002. at Holzer Medical Center. . . Arrangements will be announce!~ by Ewing Funeral Home. Pomeroy. LOCAL BRI·EFS Office opens EMS runs POMEROY - . Units· of Meigs Emergency Services answered the following calls for assistance on Tuesday: CENTRAL DISPATCH · II a.m., Hill Road, assisted by Syracuse, Kenny Lunsford. Holzer Medical Center; II :39 a.m., Noble Summit Road. Delbert Lightfoot, Frances Lightfoot, Holzer; 1:08 p.m., Holzer Meigs Clinic, Carol McLaughlin. Holzer; 3:48 p.m .. Smith-Goeglein Road, Frances ·Shaffer. Pleasant Valley Hospital; 6:24 p.m., Holzer Meigs Clinic, Mildred Hubbard, · Pleasant Valley; 10:46 p.m .• Elm Street, Delores Goode. Jackson General Hospital. RUTLAND 3:06 a.m.. assisted by Scipio Township, Central Dis(lalch. Ohio 684. motor vehtcle accident, Loressa Sadler, Michael Barnhart, ·Memorial O'Bieness Hospital. -Homecoming at Mt. Union Church CARPENTER Homecoming Day will be held on July 28 at Mount Union Baptist Church, 2';, miles south of Carpenter. Randy Parsons and the JOY-FM Trio will be the guests. beginning at 1:30. p.m. A carry.·in dinner will be served at noon, following the mornln1 scrvic;c. Pastor David Wiseman invites the public. AEP-35.87 Ao:h COlli - 18.87 AkZo-•0.50 .So. Baptist POMEROY First Southern Baptist Church of Pomeroy will ·hold Vacation Bible School for children two through grade six, July 22· 26. from 6 to 9 p.m. "OP-X: Outfitted for Life" will be offered for teens through grade 12. with Bible study and special activities. The church is located on Pomeroy Pike at the intersection of U.S. 33 and Ohio 1. vas planned at Rutland RmLAND- Hysell Run Holiness Church will h9ld Vacation Bible School July 22-26 from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Pastor Mark Michaels wei· comes all children to partici· pate. USB-20.25 Gannett- 87.58 · AmTeohiSBC - 29.57 Ashland Inc. - 37.51 General Electric- 27.56 AT&T-10 .19 Bank One- 37.41 BLI-17.07 Bob Evan•- 28.44 BorgWarner- 52.26. 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The new facility. which houses expanded southeast· em Ohio operations for the divisions of forestry and wildlife, took about two years and $2.6 million to build. It houses a 19,000 square- · foot oftjce building. a 5,100 square-foot tarage and other facilities. It ts located at 360 E. State ' St., the site of ODNR 's former offices. LOCAL STOCKS • •• ATHENS Dep~rtment • Pepalco- 40.50 Premier- 7.80 Roekwe.ll - 18.22 Rocky Boola- 5.75 AD Shell- .-..40 · . Sears- 44 .75 Wai-Mart - 49.88 Wendy's - 35.33 Worthington- 17.30 Dally stock roportll are tho 4 p.m. cloalng quotes ol the provloue day's transactlone, provtdld by Smith Partnera al Advoal Inc. of Gallipolis. 1 I I I I I I �• • . • :The Daily Sentinel Inion PageA4 _Th_e_n_a_n.;;_y_Sen_ . _tin_e_I_ _ _ _ w.dnestllly. July 11. 2002 --=B=.f-=l::.ll=-8=--=·=·;...;;8:.:.n=-d=------Wed:.;;.;.;;•;;.:;:;ud;;;;,;;IJ;,c;.~;;,;;;,;u!y~~;.;:.'·.;;.;!~~ .. eavy on young gtr: The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio · 740.992·2156 • Fu: 740.992·2157 •na. Ohio Velley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher I Charlene Hoeflich General Manager , l.ntrn tutltr nlitur W. Batt. PMrca Managing Editor ' ~t'~'ilffllr . Tltry Jlw~hl H lrn ~" JOO •'fJifh.. Alllrifm "l'f SM/Jj«l tu rdih-., alfd '"t~~Jt lw dfltfiiall4 i14<'1tt* flfldnss aiHitrlq/JtuM .......,.. ~ /\'11 ~ltSiflttfl lrfttf'! ••iU .,_,tlbli!ltHI. Lnfws Jlt111dd M ill ~ M.UI, .,..,.dflt isst.,s. 1w1 JH"4Htulitifls. ' rltr. upiHi•lltS Ut'"lltiJ ill tltf' bf~·· IM'f' 1/llf' NNJJIIt.ftiiJ IJ,{IJtr QIINJ •ifUIJ PNblislt11t' ('Q. l t>ditorNII ~ tutltss Ullt""·iu 1tU1HI, rolllf''"' , NATIONAL VIEW Farewell ' • The Natchez (Miss.) Democrnt, on Ann umders will be missed: Dear Ann Landers: Our national family just experienced a great loss. We lost a wonderful woman on Saturday. She was 83 years young. She was. known by millions as the one could answer almost any question with equal amounts of grace. chrum and wisdom. And she did just that for nearly 50 years. . She was qne of those rare souls who seemed to never age. Somehow, sh~ remained hlp beyond her years. · We only knew her through her daily work. But we know she'll be missed by dozens of family members. :We often wondered what a thrill it must have been more than just a passing friend to her. We imagined from time to time what a wonderful mother, grandmother and aunt she must of have been .... Where should we tum for advice? :On second thought, Ann, there's no need to respond to this letter. We know she's in a better place now. And that knowledge -along with decades of her wisdom - will set our minds at ease. · i TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I I· ' ' Today is Wednesday, July 17. the I98th day of 2002. There are ·167 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: On July 17, !981, 114 people were killed when a pair of .walkways above the lobbY. of the Kansas City Hyatt Regency l:lotel collapsed during a 'lea dance." : On this date: : · In 1821, Spain ceded Florida to the United States. • In 1898, during the Spanish-American War, Spanish troops ~n Santiago, Cuba, surrendered to U.S. 'forces. : In 1917, the British royal family adopted the name ''Windsor." · In 1938, aviator Douglas Corrigan took off from New York ~~;~~yi~g he was headed for California: he ended up in Ireland: earnmg the mckname "Wrong Way Corrigan." In 1944, 322 p~ople were.killed when a pair of ammunition shtps exploded m Port Ch1cago, Calif. Most of them were blacks who were loading the ships. In 1945, President Hll[l}' S. Truman, Soviet leader Josef Stalin and British Prime Mmister Winston S. Churchill began meeting at Potsdam in the final Allied summit of World War 11. ~. In 1955, Disneyland debuted in Anaheim, Calif. In !975, an Apollo spaceship docked with a Soyuz space· craft m orbit m the ftrst superpower link-up of its kind. In 1979, Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza resigned and fled into exile in Miami. . In 1CJ96, TWA Flight · 800, a Paris-bound Boeing 747 · exploded a~d crashed off Nell( York's Long Island shortly after departmg John F. Kennedy International Airport. All 230 people aboard were killed. Ten years ago: A historic accord for deep cuts in tanks and j other non-nuclear arms in Europe went into effect nearly two : years after it was signed by NATO and the ~ow-defunct •J Warsaw .Pact. ~ . Five years ag?: W~olworth ~orp. announced it was closing tts 400 remammg .ftve-and-dtme stores across the country, · C11dtng 117 years tn business. ·President Clinton nominated Army Gen. Henry II. Shelton to be the next chairman of the , Joint Chiefs of Staff. The space shuttle Columbia and its crew ; returned to ·Earth aftef a near-flawless 16-day mission. ; . One year ago: Katharine Graham, chairman of the executive ; cm_nmittee of The Washington Post Co., died three days after · sulfenn~ a head mJury m \S~,n Vall_eY.. Idaho. She was 84. Today s Btrthdays: TV personality Art Linkletter is 90. : Comedian Phyllis Diller is 8.5. The former president of the : Jnternatiottal Olympic Committee, Juan Antonio Samaranch, ' : js 82. Comedy wnter Pat McCormick is 68. Actor Donald ; : Sutherland is 67. Actress-singer Diahann Carroll is 67. Rock i" , singer Spencer Davis is 60. Rock musician Terry "Geezer" : Butler (Black Sabbath) is 53. Actress Lucie Amaz ts 51. Actor ; David Has>elhoff is 50. Singer Phoebe Snow is 50. Actress • Nancy Giles is 42. Singer Regina Belle is 39. Rapper Guru : (Gang Starr) 1s 36. Contemporary Christian singer Susan • A'hton " . 35 . Rhythm -and-blues singer Stokley (Mint • Cmu.huon) 1s 35. Smgcr JC (PM Dawn) is 31 . Rapper Sole is 29. · Thought for Today: "Every so.ul is a melody which needs ; renewing." - Stephane Mallarme, French essayist and poet (1842-18'!8). . Dear Abby ADVICE guys. When someone complimented me, I didn't believe it. so I never developed self-confidence. I was afrnid people were laughing at me behind my back. I had trouble mak· ing friends with other girls because. I was afrnid to open up and reveal my feelings for fear that whatever I SDtd WOUld become grist for the.gOS· sip mill. ' Al\er a year of therllpy.. I have finally found the self-confidence I l~~eked. My sisters haven't been so luck~. Neither has friends. Both ure mamed to abusive men. Abby, please infonn your readers that there is nothing "harmless" about gossip. especially to chiltlren who may overhear it. - GAINING TRUST IN GEORGIA DEAR GAlNlNG TRUST: Your experien c and that of your sisters has stated that fO"ct more stron~ly than I could have. It brin~s to nund a piece that has appeared m my column before. Reud on: NOBODY's FRIEND (Author Unknown) My name is Oossip. I have no respect for justice. . · I muim without killing. I breuk hearts and ruin lives. I am cunning and malicious and gather strength with JliC. The more l am quote<l the more I am believed. . My victim are hclple s. They cannot protect themselves lJiainst me because I have no name or face. To track me down is impossible. The h1uder you try, the more elusive I become. I am nobody's friend. • Once I tarnish a reputation. it is never tho same. I topple governments and wreck 111UrriUiCS . mr MEIGS CALENDAR j Critters appear to be b~est Californ{a landowners Bv JosEPH PERKINS How much is u hulf-million ucres of prime Southern Culifornin land worth? Lust month. u federal judge decided that it wusn 't worth enough to be retained as "critical habitat" for the coastal California gnatcutcher and the Sun Diego fairy shrimp. OSenh The Bush udmmistration had nsked -': Jud~e Steven V. Wilson to invalidate the destgnutions, which the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service put in place two years ago. The request wasn't because the COLUMNIST administration is hostile to gnutcutchers und shrimp and other endangered species. us its critics in the environmen- to the Zaynn1e bund-winged grusshoptal community contend, but because per. '· Fish and Wildlife neglected to conduct u And, in considering or designuting proper economic impact study before critical habitat to protect these and other muking lhe bird and crustuceun the ~rcatures, the ugcncy hus concerned biggest de-facto landowners in ItSelf almost exclusively with the pulaSouthern California. tive benetits of selling aside muny thou . The previous designation clearly con- sands of acres for hubitut while giving tradicted the letter and spirit of the little thought to the costs to private Endangered Species Act, which marks 'landowners, developers, local govern·its troubled 30th anniversary next year. ments and others who uren'Cvoles or' Under the law, signed by . Prestdent grasshoppers. Nixon- u Republican like Bush_ the Indeed, up unti.l last year, when the federal government was legally Busbies took over for the Clintonistas, required to "take into account the eco- Fish and Wildlife dared to insist that nomic impact of specifying any particu- commandeering a half-million acres in lar areas as a critical habitat." Southern California for the gliatcatcher But, as years passed, environmental and the fairy shrimp would have negliactivists be~an to exercise increasing gible. eco.nom.ic effect. influence with Fish and Wildlife rele- Thts. s1tuauon prompted a spate of vant federal agencies and the more lib· law suus from Southern California eral federal courts. So the Endangered develo~er~, who estimated that .the Spectes Act was turned on its head. It agency s dtctate would cost the reg 10 ncame to be interpreted us mandating . nl economy as· much as $5.5 billion. · protection of spec1es at all costs. District Court Judge Wilson did not And nowhere has the corruption of si~e wtth the Bush administration. Or that · law been more evident than in w.llh the developers. But he agreed that Culifornia, where more valuable Ftsh and,Wildlife cannot designate critacreage has been set aside for assorted teal hab1tat wtthout taking economic critters than any other state on the main- consequences into account. land. . In fact, he ordered the agency 10 go . 'f.h~ Fish and Wildlife Service Web back and do a more t~orough analysis sue ltsts so.me 113 threatened or endan· ~f the cost of des,lgnatmg the ha)f-milgered spectes, from the Amargosa vole hon acres of land m Southern California J Perkins oft' limits lo development und other nctivities. And he guvc Fish and Wildlife officiuls 10 months to get it done, less than half the time they snid they needed. All of which suglfests'thut the federul judge ultimately wtll decide thlll goutcatcher und the fniry"Shrimp can survive with far less protected ncreuge. . In the meantime, Wilson's ruling holds up construction of 14.000 homes by u development company, Rancho Mission Viejo, us well us a toll road by local transportation agencies. "Th' · · 11 d " 'd J 1 IS ts rea Y ~oo news, su.t oe Reynolds, u semor nt.torney wtth. t~e Natun~l Reso~rces petense Counctl. m r~marks hubhshed 11 ~ The L~s Angeles Tunes. T e counct.l ts one ."'.l.he .envt ronmental foups .lhnt s.ucl.essfully mau-(llnued tsh un~ Wtl~hfe mto erealltn~ protected hnbttut tor the gnutca c er. The environmental crusaders C?UI~n;t care less a~out Southern Cah1onua s sev~re, housmg crunch . . or allout the regton 8 seve,r~ly congested freewuys. (\nd the s~sp1c1on here ts ~~~~ they. are mterested 10 gnulcutche:s. fatry sh.nmp and other endange~ed crmers o~ly msomuch as they provtde a convement pretext to block developers, to staunch growth; That s why implementation and enforcement of the Endangered S,r-ecies Act has spun ou~ ~f control. Thai s why :r;n~aw has precipitated so much litiguOf h course, I e federal government and the federal courts should protect endangered species. But, it is only logical that the costs of measures taken to prot~c.t them .- includin~ designation of cnucal habitat- be wetghed against the putative benefits. (Joseph Perkins is a columnist for The San Die11o Union· Tribune and can be reached · at Joseph. Perkins@ UnionTrib.com.) Red Green COLUMNIST the universe. As a parent, it is your job to alt_er that misconception by trying to convmce them to be mindful of others' mainl~o be mindful you . It happened to us. rough ~he experiences of growmg up and havmg teachers and friends and bosses, we all became convinced that we are not the center ·of our universe. I think this is a mistake. This may be a good r.ohcy short term, but in the long. r~m, like .when you get to be my age, II s really tmportant to be the focus of your own life. Otherwise, you run the risk. of making a 27-year-old Hooters wattress the center of your universe and that wtll only lead to disappointment as you fall s~ort 111 oh so many areas. But ~hen /cou re the o:ne who sets the standard or _your umverse, you're like a chapter 1r~m the Goldilocks story .everyone d1ffereqt than you is either 100 young ortoo old or too big or too small; whereas you are jl!SI right. . So be the. center o~ your universe. Make all of your d~CISions based on how it affects you. Live .everyday us if you are the Intergalactic Emperor. But don't tell anyone. Especially your wife. Time capsule rethink . A long time ago some of us made t1me capsules, filled them with memorabilia and buried them in our back· yards,. Now !hat we've gained the perspectiVe of ume, you may not want to be remep!bered fqr what you put in there. Here are a few items you should . , remove before it's too late: • Your pet rock. • Your Slim Whitman S-track. • Your mood ring. • Your lucky rabbit's foot. • Your Nixon button. . Grandchildren should be seen ;:. lot of people my age have grandchildren. That has to be the best of all worlds. ~ll the good parts of being a parent w1th~ut any o~ the consequences. You play w1th the kid until he gets on your nerves, and then you take him h~me. You ~an give him a pony for his btrthday and not have to worry about where he's g.oing t? keep it. Spoliling your grandchlldre 18 th · n e mcest way to get back at your kids. Quote of the Day: "There is always on~. more imbecile than you counted on. •• Red Green Red Green is the star oi "The Red Green Show." a television .reries seen in tl us PBS d · ze · · on an Ill Canada on the CBC Network, and the author of the new book "Duct Tape is IWI enough: A humorous $uide to midlife " (Hatherleigh resa, 2002 ). Watch ior the feature film "Red Green :Y . 'Duct Tape Forever"' at a theater near you. .• llturdty, July 20 SYRACUSE SyracuH Church ot tnt Nazartnt will hlvt 1 Vacation Blblt SchoOl lnfOrml· ijon dlV lrom 91.m. untll2 p.m. at vtrloutlccatiofla In town. FrM lot crHm, 10~ arlnka and bllloont will bl oHeriO ana ltot painting by I OIOW11 will biiVIIIIbll. •na HOBSON - Rtv. Oavld and Otbblt l;)tllty to prtlch and alng 11 Hobaon Chrlatlan Ftllowthlp Church, 7 p.m. . at lundly, July RACINE - Chlldrtn ot tilt lilt Chartea and Alma Hlnztmt n ·Snyder reunion , Star MHI Park, Reclnt. Takt ccvtred dlah. BARLOW -· .Arthur tnel Ntlaon Watton reunion, noon 11 tht lllrlow Falrgrounda. Taka cov· tred dlth. For lnlormaton, cell 985·381 2. Monday, July 22 POMEROY - Vacetlon Blblt School, Htmlool< Grovt Chrlallan Church . 8:30 10 8:45 p.m .. July 22·28 . Thtmt Faith Mounttln. Blblt ttorlll, puppel aklta, craha. tinging , game• and anacka. To CHESTER - Sjaelal mtttlng rtglater, 1182·8073. All ohlldrtn ell Shldt River Lodge. 7 p.m. lnvhed. Work In !.A. degree. POMEROY - Vacation Bible Tlluraday, July ta SchOOl at Firat Scutnern Baptlat· ROCKSPRINGS Churoh tor agt two through Rool<aprlngt Btlltr Hntth Club gr1d1 elx, from e to 8 p.m.. July meeting, neon, Rooktprlngt 22,28. Tttna through grade 12 Unltld Mtthodlll Church, lor can partlolptlt In 'OF'·)(: OuUIHed annuel potluck picnic. fllr Life,' with Sible tludy 1nd epe· olel aotlvltita. Church It l001tld o~ Pomeroy Plkt 11 11'11 lnltrttc· Prlday, July II WEST COWMSIA - Rtvlvtl lion ol U.S. 33 and OhiO 7. and homtoomlng, Salem RUTLAND Hyttll Run Community Churoh, Wttl Columbia, Lltvlng ROid. Friday Hollnllt Churoh, V10111on Blblt through July at . Speolll tinging School, 8 IO 8:30 p.m.. July 22· Putor Mark Mlohttll Wll·. and aptlktra. Frldty and Saturdty, 7 p.m., Sundly 8:30 oomtl Ill ohltartn. POMEROY - Ml11lon out· . rtloh dinner, 4:30 to p.m., Pomeroy Unlttd Mtthodflt Church. Fru dinner ot btktd ham, grnn b11~1, colt tlaw, brtad and dattlfl. e RACO brings ' ae. In over S3,000 Dragon Internet Members honored ..Hilnt the truth? Don't tell story along with your mate Whenever you see a married couple telling a story to a third party, there IS a drastic shift in the relationship and dyn~mic between them. The person who's telling the story, in most cases the wife, becomes the Prosecutor, while the person who the story's about, in all cases the husband, becomes the Defense Attorney. The third party, who is usually a friend or neighbor, becomes judge and jury. Unlike formal court procedures, these trials have very few rul_es. There is no prerequisite to present evtdence or prov1de Witnesses or most importantly, to tell the truth. The two quasi-lawyers start with the summatiOns and then just interrupt each other at will, imploring the judge to see it their way. The judge on the other hand has no hard evidence to make a decision and ultimatdy sides with the person they like, which puts the friendship in jeopardy. So I suggest that if you and your wife have a story to tell, never tell il together. Let her tell it her way to her friends and you tell it your way to yours: Neither one of you is te.lling the story the way it actually happened anyway, so the outcom_e ts not relevant or important. And 11 you ever do gel into a .siluatton whe~c you acctde.ntally find yourselves tellmg u story stmultaneously to the 'arne person. ask for a recess take your wife aside and settle out of c~urt . I'm king of the world I know that in the early stages of child development:. they go through a phase when they believe the)' are the center of ' • with dedication or ttllowahlp boJIIdlng. Chvroll at t :30 p.m. din· nt r It noon. r. RED GREEN'S VIEW Bv RED GREEN RACINH - Winners in contests held at the July 4 eel· ebration at Racine have been announced. In the adult division of RACO's ninth annual frog jumping contest were: First place. Chris Wolfe with "Charlie" jumping 12 feet and 4-1/4 inches; second place, Chris Wolfe, with "Antiquity's Finest" jumping I0 feet and nine inches; and third place, Dave Graham with "No Name" jumring 10 feet and si~ inches. AI rent-a- . frogs for the successful event wero provided by Wolfe. Winner of the Lloyd Middleton Doll was Jessica Fisher of Pomeroy. Winners in the karaoke contest were: Children's age WINNI!RS - The winners from the July 4 celebration at Racine have been announced. grou~. Jacob Hoback and From left to rl&ht, Lee Osborne end Jennifer Hoback, In charae of the karaoke contest, are Nikkt Tucker, bicycles. The pictured. with winners, Melissa Richardson, Nikki Tucker ahd Jacob Hoback, In front. adult division was won by Melissa Richardson, an Ohio (Contributed) River Bear; and Tee Harris, ' S100. Jennifer Hoback was in charae of the contest that ~as with Poole as program lender Enjoying a potluck dinner to Fred and Rosulie Johns·on, held b~ Lee Osborne of Nile . and Follrod and hostess. were Betty Sayre, Libby Roy Orueser, and Jim Fry for Reflections. ~ Fisher, Jeanette Lawrence, cleaning the spring at the fairMel Weese, Lillian Weese, arounds. • it was decided that Tonja Hunter. Mary Ball, members will seek help from Dave and Ann Zirkle, Julie the Meigs County Highway Camptiell, John and Jennifer Department on repairing the ALFRED - Development flag light there. . of the United Methodist RACINE - More · than Hoback, Dale and Kathryn Members will also check Church hi the former Soviet $3,000 for the restroom fund Hart, and a gulls!, Jimmy on the condition of the fair Union was discussed during at Star Mill Park was raised in Stewart, candidate for state booth in preparation for the recent meeting of the the recent basket bingo event representative. Next meeting will be on exhibiting at the Meigs Alfred United Methodist staged by the Racine Area County Pair. . Women. Community Organization July 23 lit tho park, at 6:30 .The Harrisonville Orange .m . .All area residents are Pastor Jane Beattie opening (RACO). nvited to attend the meetina visited and presented the prowith prayer. Jennifer Hoback reported gram. Pauline Atkins, lecturThe group read The on the fund-raiser and noted or become members. er, used ·"July" as her theme. Purpose, and Nellie Parker, that money is still needed for · Readinas inc! uded "I um the president, ,c?nducted the busi· the restrooms. Donations are United States," by Norman ness meetmg. bein~ accepted. Will: "Days to Display the Martha Poole, secretary, Wmner of the Lloyd Flag," by Atkins: "Taxes." by gave the report of the June Middleton Doll was Jessica HEMLOCK OROVE Allegra Will; Going, Going . - . Oone" by Don Frymyer; meeting, which , was Fisher of Pomeroy. It was approved. The group recorded noted that the group held a ~enty-five membership cer· "The Calories.:· by Opal SB friendship calls. Thelma successful food drive for the tif1cates were presented to Orucser; "The Little Things in Henderson gave the treasur- Meigs Cooperative Parish . Opal Orueser, Rolli~ and Life," by Sarah Caldwell: and er's report in the absence of About 400 cans of food items Nancy Radford, and Ttmothy "When Mother Joined the Treasurer Osie Mae Follrod. were collected as well as Massie at a .recent Hemlock Garden Club," by Helen . Swartz. Sarah Caldwell reported on $400. Next food drive will be Oranse meeung: Master Rosahe Story conA skit "Peels L'ke Heaven" 1 the reading program, and dis· held in November. dueled the meeting. Twenty cussion was held on the yearThe group donated items ABC quilts were knotted by was performe~ by Barbara ly report due this fall and the valued at $100 for the emer- members and they will soon and Jfm Pry, W1!1i~m Radford upcoming annual meetina. gency squad buildina kitchen. be turned into the Ohio State and anoth.er .~kit 'Telephone Por the prayer calendar, the Several members of the aroup Orange. A vote was passed 10 Conv~r~auon was performed 'roup chose Hector Sanchez. attended the open house that purchase leak insurance from by W1lham Radford and Roy Chester Tuppen Plains Water. Orueser. m evangelism in Emporia, was held in June. 111., and sent him a birthday RACO held a volunteer Contest entries will be Members took quizzes on caret. · work day at the park recently judaed at the August meetinft flags . and "The Plower Henderson gave the mission and painted playground and election of officers wi Weddina and "Presidents" ~as played by everyone. report on United Methodist equipment and planted flQw· be held. A letter wat read from the Jane Frymyer and Rosalie Church. growth in the Baltic ers. Members of Scout Troop States. Lithuania still seeks 1204 and their leader, Shirley Ohio State Orange about mas- Johnson road "Quettlons and Atkina read status for United Methodist Cogar, were among the many ten, lecturers. secretaries. and Answers." junior leaders' confrence to be "Count Your Bleuin111,'' to Churches. Pastor Beattie, volunteers. Thank you cards held Sept. 2I at Friendly Hills conclude the meetina. Caldwell and Henderson were mailed to each one who A cookout wiU be held at reponed on hearing· volunteered and a!ao to ones Camp. A thank vou was extended the Auaull meetina. Alexander Tsoutserov, mil· that donated paint and other sionary from the former items that were needed.. ~A COUPON USSR speak at tbe Tuppers members completed pamung Plains' church on evangeliza- of the picnic 11\bles. A pizza tion and ro·establfshment of party was held for the memchurches in Russia. bers. It was noted that without Will be gLven In MEIGS COUNTY by Charlotte Van Meter was the help of volunteers, the the prosram .leader and chose work at the park could not S'dtt~fle TM HEARING AID CENTER World Thank Offering pro· have been completed. Dr. A. Jacklon·aallee Pfflct gram "Healing the Whole · Members will work .Jhe 224 Main Streel, Pomeroy, Ohio Perso'n." All memben took Meigs County fair gates this pan in reading and discus- year. They have volunteer~ FRIDAY, JULY 1e, 2002 •IJ:OO. Noon sion. for two day• and w~~ w1ll Ctll Toll 1'1'111-eoo.t34-128S for 1n lmmedltlltppolntlllllll. Mary Jo Barringer was be needed. Anyone w1shma to The tn11 will ~ given by • UctnMd Hllrlng Aid Specltllat. hostess ani! served sandwich- volunteer rna~ contact any Anyon~ who h11 trouble hllrlng or undlrlllndlng es, chips and fruit salad to member. P.re•!dent Kathryn conve~llllon lllnvllld lo hive 1 FRI!l! hllrlng tilt to- If those mentioned and to · ~ was m .chara~ of the IIIII probllm ~ be helped I Iring thll coupon with you for Plorenc~ Ann Spencer .and bus mess mcetmg wtth secreyour FRI!I! HEARING TI!IT, 1 175.00 vtlua. Nina Robinson. tary a~d treasu~er reporu UMWA•UAW•AAMCO,N>lO .-u, OTHER INSURANCE PROVIDERS The neKt meeting will be bemg giVen b¥ Lillian Weese .~aALK.:~Eiifl.---held at the church on Aug. 13, and Ann Zirkle. UMWmeets · Community Cllander It pubo llahed 111 frw Hrvtca to non· profit group• wlahlng to 1nnounoe mMIInga end ape-. oltltvantt. Tha Hlandlt 11 not dtllaned to Dromota tlitl or tund-ral..ra ot any typa. llama .,. printed anly 11 apaca permtt11nd otnnot bit guar1ntead to bit printed 1 apeoi!IO numbar ot dtyt. .. ~ 'WadMtdly, July 17 TUPPERS PLAINS - Etattrn Athlallo Bcoatara mHting, 7 p.m.. at high tohool. Plant tor thl talr and fell aportt will be dl10u11ed. All parentt trltnaa ot athltttt In gra~tl ttvtn lhrough t 2 art urged to attend. • RACO eontest winners PERKINS·' VIEW ~ harmless? Is il n~es .ry? If it i n' I, don' 1 repeat it. DEAR ABBY: I spent a chunk of money on m~ duuahter' s high sc hool grnduauon announcement and senior pictures. She has yet to receive even one card of congrntula· tions from any of the friends and relati ves to whom we mailed announcements. I'm hurt Uld disap· pointed. - MISSOURJ MOM DEAR MOM: Your feelinas aro valid. Your dauahter's achievement wus prui sewonhy and de erved to be acknowledged, if only with n curd or congratulatory phone call. 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Put tlon programs. "Destroy the Toomey. R·l'u .. us he and Olher process if you wunt," he suid. conservative otTered one Rep. ·Zuch Wurnp. R-Tenn., runendnlo!nt after unod11lr well oppo ing the cuts. suid the fed· into the ni@ht T\tesduy to cut the erul government owns one· S19.8 billion Interior DepilltiTient third of ull American lund und bill for the tiscul year still\ing there Is now a $14 billion buck· O:t. l. "But sottle oF us think our log in maintaining that lund. .budget process hus gone uwry." . Investing in that property, he The rroposed umcndments sold. is "frugal responsible · weRl ul handily defciltcd, but ownership." their supponers suid tl~eir gool Tite White House. while not was to point out tho: dunyers of opposing the bill, stressed in u ongl\lss ignoring President statement thut tiscul discipline Bush's budget recommendu· und restroint in overull spending tions. ·n1ey suid the Interior bill, . were critical us the nauon tries which is neurly $9<XI million to meet its defense und home· more tlu111 the White Ilouse lw1d security priorities. requested, sets a h:td example of It said the administration bud~et overruns us Congress "strongly objects" to un extra . constdcrs much bigger spending $700 million for firenghting bills covcringllCIIIth. cducution, thut could be used in this tiscul agriculture und vetcruns pro· year, saying it hud adequute t~mms. money for this year and "no "All we're uying to do is stick lire will go unfought this fire witl1in tlll! president's rcqitcsL" season d(tc to luck of funding suld lk'P· JeO' rlnke, R-Ariz., one for lire suppression." Th~ with the Democrutlc-controlled Senate ASSOCIATEO PRESS on overall legislation tO crack down en WASHINGTON - After whisking·to corporate wrongdoing. pussuge new criminal penalties for busi· The Senate. on Monday voted 97-0 to ness fraud, House luwmukers were create new criminal penalties against poised to try to resolve differences with business fraud und tighten oversight of the Senate on corporate crackdown leg· the accounting .industry. The House in islatlon to send to President Bush. April had passed an accounting over· The GOP-controlled House. in a hur-. sight bill - widely considered weaker riedly arranged vote Tuesday, udopted thun the Senate version - but stiff penalties and juilterms for execu· Republicans . earlier had blocked the tives who deceive investors or shred Democrats' attempt to bring up legisladocuments. tion to CRlate criminal.penalties. The 391·28 vote reflected Congress' Federal Reserve Chairman Alan eug~m¢ss to respond to voters' anxiety Greenspan told ceongress· on Tuesday over the economy and turbulence in the that the criminal penalties included in stock market. In another bud duy on the Senate measure were "the most Wall Street. the Dow Jones industrials important part of the bill." · finished their seventh straight losing GRlenspan ulso said the economy was session, down more than 160 points. on the road to full recovery but would With midt~rm elections this year, the continue to feel !he effects of lust year's Republican leadership in the House recession. Corporate executives should wanted to make sure its members hud be held accountable to accurately state something to tuke home. the financial condition of their compa"The heulth of our economy und our nies, he said. murkets depends on trust. And when The House penalties measure was that tntst is broken - · when corporate tougher thun the Senate bill, Republican crooks lie und bieuk the law - they lenders suid. Democrats disagreed. should go to jail," House Majority · Rep. John LuFulce; D-N. Y., culled the Leader Dick Armey, R· Te~tus. suid. · Republican move "a deathbed conver· Bush, who delivered two speeches sion." within the past two weeks aimed at A Republican uide, speaking on conrestoring investor conlidence, has Uf@ed dition of anonymity, said House OOP Congress to get him u bill to sign before leaders were hopeful that a final comadjourning for its summer recess. promise with the Senate could be "The president thinks they both reached by the end of next week. passed tough bills and the bill that he's Passage of a separate bill to mete out going to sign is going to be u tough bill stronger penalties could give OOP lawand he's going to work with the House makers a cumpuign asset when they and Senute to brin$ both sides together return home for the monthlong summer to eetlt done," Whtte House spokesman break beginning July 26. _ Art Fleischer suid Tuesday. But Reps. Murk Foley, R-Fia., and House Speaker Dennis Hasten, R-111., Mike Rogers, R·Mich., were circulating e~pects lawmakers to bejlin us curly us a letter among OOP colleagues Tuesday Wednesday to try resolvmg differences asking Hustert to huve the House puss BY MARCY GORDON Pentagon, the National Security Agency und privttte orgunizutions have developed security stundurds for · Microsoft's most popular WAS~INGTOt:'/ (Al') business computer operating The ch~n·n't!ll) ol. the l-lou~e system in order to stop lhe panel u!vesligattn~ li,llclli· most common assaults uguinst gence failures contnbuling to f'ederul networks. , the Sept. II uttucks sa~s there The government will uppcurs .to be plenty ol blume unnounce the standards on to go uround. Wednesday to show fcderul governor und EPA udministruR~p. Sa~.b~ Chambliss, computer engineers how 10 tor. upholding the highest eth· chutrmun ol the homeland ulter Micro§oft's Window s ical standard has always been · ... 't r tl ' of utmost lmponance to me. securtty su""o1111111tee o te 2000 op~ruting system to Tltt's f'• th t Intelligence ommittec, su~s muke it more secure r " report con hJ.l1S u . . b . ~~ poor commun tcutton Y ~ e Oovcrnmcilt experts ho~e · FBI, poor res?urce ulloculi!Jil thut the benchmarks wtll . by the ' Nuttonul Securtty solve un emburrassin~ prob· Agency knd the CIA's refusal lem thut affects bdtlt f•derul to f~llow u congress.lonul and private computer net· direcuv~ are all areas ol con· works, turgely by pi usging cern. security holea mollll•hal:kers WASHINGTON (AP) The report itself is classi· already know ubout. The Bush administration's 11cd. but un unclussilied exec· Technolosr research firm plan to ease clean air rules is utivc summary wus being Gurtner esttmuted recently undermining enforcement released Wednesday. that through 200S, 90 percent cases agulnst older coal-fired "We've hud those s~stc mic of computer uttucks will use power plants some senators probletnH In each dtfferent known security· flows for und state offlciills contended agency that punicipated in the h' h 1 · · 11 bl deficiencies ... that4ftid ullow w IC a so utton ts uva a e. .Tuesday. Federal officials denied the charge. Sept. II to happen," said . · "'There is ugrowing feeling, Chambliss. R-Ou. bused on fuct, thut the admln· istrution hus sent a very clear si¥nul thut polluters cun do so wtth impunity," Senate WASHINGTON 0(APJ Judiciary Chairman Patrick Independent federal investi· Leahy, D· Vt., suld at a joint gutors conc luded there is no hearing of his committee und WASHINGTON (AP) - basis for 11n ombudsman's Federal Reserve Chairman claim s that Environmental the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee. Alun Greenspan is givin!! l,rotection Agency N~w York Attorney Oenerul Congress u generally· upbeat Administrator Christie Eliot Spitzer. u Democrat, tes· assessment of the state of the Whitman had a conflict of 1.1conomy, · while cautioning interest in three large-scale tified that the Environmental thut the impact from lust cleanups, induding the World Protection Agency's recent proposal to relax enforcement year's rccesston and the cur· Trude Center. rules under a Cleun Air Act rent accounting scanda ls arc The report by the EPA program hus affected his ubi I• going to be felt u while longer. inspector general's office, u · Overull, he sui d. the ccono· copy Of which wus •obtained tty to negotiate settlements In my is on the puth buck to good lut e Tuesday by The c~ses against two major plants In his state. health. Associated Press, concludes "These policies, regulu"The fundumciltals urc ·in "the ullcgutions were nof sub· tions, have hud u devustuting place for a return to sustained stumiated. criminal prosecu· impact on our ability to healthy growth," Oreenspun tion was declined, and thus, told the Senate Bunking no further inv~stigution is ensure the cleanliness of our air," Spitzer suid. Committee on Tuesday in his warranted in this mutter." semiannua l report on the Investigators from the EPA economy. und the Justice Department Jet$ Greenspan und his Fed colleugucs e11pe~t the economy spent seven months looking NEW · YORK (AP) ·this year to grow between J.S into cluirns by former EPA Military jets esconed a jet to ombudsman Robert Martin percent und 3. 75 percent LaOuurdiu und his seniot aide, Hugh when measltred from the Kaufman, that Whitman had a Airport afte~ aInternational passenger founh quarter of 2CM)I .. That became ulurmed by a group of compares with u 2J percellt personal financial · interest pe~ple passing notes, officials to 3 percent forllcust in mnuencing decisions ut the SUI d. cleanup In N\lw York and two F11bruary. About 15 minutes before Superfund to11ic waste sites, Shattuck Chemical Co. In American .Trans Air Plight Denver and Marjol Battery 204 was due to arrive from and EQuipment Co. · in Chicago on Tuesday, a passenger told a flight attendant Throop, 'Pa. "I'm pleated that the that .seven others were inspector general cond ucted enftuged In "suspicious actlvt· such u thorough investigu· ty, passing notes and chang· WASHINGTON (AP) - lion," Whitman said. "As both ing scuta, Pon Authority Lawmaker finds blame Senators ques· tiOn rule e•sln·· Greenspan: Economy better No confliCt for Whitman escort plane I I I I I I Feels devise security measures spokesman Alan Hicks said. The seven passengers, who ure from India, were released early Wednesday, Port Authority ofticiuls said. They belonged to an Indian performance groul? and may have been rehearsmg or discussing a performance when they attracted suspicion, their New York host, Chlru Vljanam, told WNBC·TV. The flight attendant notified the pilot, who ale.ned ·federal uvlution authorities. Two F-16 fighter jets escorted the plane - u Boeing 7S7 with 98 passengers plus u crew - to the ground, ·said Maj. · Barry Venable, a spokesman for the North American Aerospace Defense Comrnund. the Senate bill in order to speed legislation to Bush's desk - a move that Senate Democrats were seeking. The House measure would create criminal penalties for company officials who retaliate against whtstle-blowers, while the Senate measure provides only civil penalties for that. Unlike the Senate bill, however, the House measure does not e~tend the period of time in which defrauded mvestors can bring lawsuits against companies. . Democrats also objected to· the absence of u requirement for comP,any auditors to retain documents. , Both the House und Senate bills would create new criminal penalties for corporate fraud and document shRld• ding. Chief executive officers and chief financial officers who certified false company financial reports would be slapped with prison terms- I0 years to 20 years under the House bill, five years to 10 years in the Senate version. They would bC fined $1 million to $5 million in the House bill, $500,000 to $1 mil· lion in the Senate bill. In un interview, Foley said he though! Republicans should be "proactively supporting ruther than being brought reluctantly" to upprovul of corporate uccountability measures. In addition to u need to restore investor confidence in the markets, Foley said, "there's a politicul paradigm here -thut we .huve to pay attention to." The paradigm, he said, is "control of the House and taking control of the Senate." Democrats suid the House bill fell short. They objected to it bein~ rushed through to passage without givmg them the chance to propose amendments. ing to court documents. Officer convicted of perjury NEW YORK (AP)- After room of his apartment building found the red-painted wood and alarm clock and called police. He now faces a criminal chuf@e of placing n false bomb in the second de~~~e. scare began ut the ~et another tangled outcome ~artment house in New m a long-running police bru- lltlity case, the government ork's Brooklyn · borough signaled it may retry a former wh~n the superintendent putrolmun on civil rights nottced a clock strapped to charges for his alleged role in . w~at appeared t~ be. three the torture of n Haitian immi· slicks of dynamtte m the grant in u police station buth· garbage. Police evacuated the room. building and the nearby Board Charles · Schwarz was con- of Education building, only to victed on Tuesday of lying realize thut th~ "dynamite" about the 1997 assault of wus actually JUSt rounded Abner Louima, but the jury wooden sticks. was dismissed after corning Cimmino, 28, told police he back deadlocked on the civil had used the fake bomb years ri~hts charges. . · ugo to drum up marketing 'We are as confident today work, police department of (Schwarz's) guilt on these spokesman Sgt. Mike . charftes as we were years Wysokowski said .. He told ago, U.S. Attorney Alan police officers he was clean· NEWARK, Del. (AP) - A Vinegrud told reporters out- mg out his apartment recently University of Delaware stu. side c~urt; "I don 'l see t~is and decided to ~el rid of the dent broke into the school's case shppmg ~way, or fadm~ old prop, uuthonties said. computer system and gave away or anythmg of that son. ' Schwarz remains free on herself passing grades in three bail; sentencing was set for courses, police said. Sept. 20. Durielle lnsler, 22, alle~ed· ly changed her ·grades tn a . math und u science class from Ps to As. She ulso is accused of changing an incomplete grade to a passing one m an education class. . NEW YORK (AP)- Craig According to an affidavit Cimmino says he was only filed by Officer Charles J. trying to throw out an old col·. Wilson, Insler called human lege project - a fake bomb resources employees at ·the he had made to send to adverschool and requested a new tisin~ agencies, offering his password for .each instructor, servtces if their ad ideas were then logged into the sys~c<m. 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Interested individuals must be at least 18 years of age and have a good knowledge of the game of football. They must be willing to put in the time and effort needed to ~ain a thorough knowledge of the rules and mechanics of officiating. Those who successfully complete the class and register with the local association and the West Virginia Secondury Schools Activities Commi.sston will be eligible to work with other current officials in junior high, middle school and junior varsity games during the 2002 season. Anyone interested in becoming u football official should plan to auend the initial training meetings on July 24-25 at 6:30 p.m. at the Mason County Fairgrounds office. For more information, call Kevin Durst at 675-5415 or Scott King at 882-3392. Eastem football announcements TUPPERS PLAINS Eastern High School will hold varsity football camp beginning at 5 p.m. on July 22 at the high schooL The camp will run through July 26. There will also be u Eastern yuuth league camp (,grades four through six) startmg on July 29 at 5 p.m. This camp will also be held at the high schooL · The Eastern Football Alumni will meet on at 7 p.m. on July 20 at Dennis Newland's house. Allen Iverson out on bond PHILADELPHIA (AP) Allen Ivers<in was arraigned on char~es he -stormed into a cousm's apartment with a gun and threatened two men while looking for his wife. He was released on $10,000 bond after II hours in custody. No plea was entered for the 76ers' star guard, although Iverson's lawyer told the court his client would plead innocent. INVERNESS, Pia. (AP) The family feud over Ted WiUiams' body deepened when his will showed he wanted to be cremated, while the execu; tor of his estate said the slugger later decided to be frozen. ,, 111 the will thai was filed and made public, Williams said he wanted his ashes "sprinkled at sea off the coast of Florida where the water is very deep." He atso·specified that he did"n't want a funeral or memorial service. But after he wrote his wiU on Dec. 20, f996, the Hall of Pamer expressed a desire to have his body frozen, according to Ote executor, Albert Cassidy. ~ -- ... The Daily Sentinel Diamond Roundup, Page B2 Skyline Raceway. results, Page B3 Williams may · have changed mind ·PICKENS HARDWARE ' MASON, W.VA. : Inside: CHESHIRE -The stage has been set for the grand finale and championship games of the 2002 Kyger Creek . Little League · Tournament which begins Wednesday evening with the annual home run derby at 5:30. The consolation game between Federal Hocking and Green I will begin around 6 p.m. and the championship game will follow at 7:30. Pomeroy Swisher and LOhse claimed a 6-0 win over Federal Hocking Tuesday evening, und Kyger Creek earned a benh in the linals with a 14-7 win over Green in the nightcap. . In the first game, Pomeroy Swisher and Lohse dominated early, but . Federal Hocking wouldn't let go in keeping the gume close for a 6·0 finish. A bad first inning set the tone for the gurne as Federal Hocking yielded three legitimate runs early. · . Setting aside the Pomeroy first inning both pitchers engaged in a great dueL Thirteen of the first 20 outs were strikeouts for both hurlers combined. In the first inning, however, Greg Musser led off the game by reaching on an error, Arron Story walked, und Kirk Legar hud an RBI single. Josh Milhoan followed with a big two-run single for u 3-0 . Pomeroy lead. . The second inning wus all pitching - Legar struck out the side for Pomeroy in a dominant high-kicking fashion, while Corey McCune settled down for a good gume. He fanned two of three in the second. . Federal Hocking threatened in the third when Kyle Dean and McCune each singled, but were left stranded. · . A Oreg Musser home run a~ain lifted Pomeroy in the ftfth. Pomeroy went on to score two more runs when Siory reached on an error and Milhoan hit a line shot single' off the pitcher McCune. J.R . Greene then hit a two run single for a ·6-0 score TITLE GAME BOUND - Pomeroy Swisher and Lohse pitcher Kirk Legar pitches during the semifinals of the Kyger Creek Little League Tournament on Tuesday. Pomeroy won 6· noe, as ' 0 and will face the Kyge,r Creek Bobcats In the championship game today. (Bryan Long) PI•••• ... Wasted opportunities doom Meigs Legion BY BUTCH ~OOPER BCOOPER@MVDAILYTRIBUNE.COM ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs Post 128 had .opportunities come and go against Parkersburg Post I04 Tuesday. Parkersburg's Jesse Young, though, pitched some solid ball in tough situa· lions as the visitors held off Meigs, 84, in a non-district American Legion baseball mutchup. · While Meigs had 10 hits off Young on the evening. he struck out 13 and allowed only one run, unearned, from the second inning to the end of the game. Most of the Scoring in this game came in the tirst two innings of play. Meigs jumped out on top 3-0 in the bottom of the first Inning as Tony Costanzo scored on a Michael Warren single, Warren scored on an error and Josh Lynch came home on a Nick Merola base hit. Costanzo was 2-for-4 for Meigs, while Ryan Spaulding was 2-for-3. Parkersburg broke loose in the fol· lowing inning as three runs came across the plate before a base hit was even made. But, when the hit came, It came in a big way as D.J. Schreckengost nailed a two-run home run with two outs to give Parkersburg a 5-3 lead. wus out at the plate in a close call to After a couple singles Iuter in the end the inning, second. Meigs' starter Merola was Meigs, who hud a pair of runners on relieved by on the mound by Warren, earlier in the fifth wllh two down and who would finish the gume. Warren failed to score, had two runners on struck out five in six and a third again in the seventh with no outs and innings of relief. down 6-4. . . One of those singles against Merola Young, though, struck out two and in the second was by Dwain forced Dave McClure to hit the ball Sponseller, who linished the game 5- . back to him to end the inf!ing. for-5. Dustin Echard had u pair of hits Parkersburg added a pair of runs in for Parkersburg (I 0-9). the top of the eighth as Sponseller led Meigs .made it a one-run contest in off With a double and Echard singled the sixth when Kent Bumpess scored befoRl scoring later in the inning. on a Dustin Gibbs triple with two outs. Gibbs tried to score on a wild pitch, but~ -----c- PI••• - .....on, IJ LaRue homers kBrewen MILWAUKEE (AP) - Ben Sheets might have to become u slugger just to get a few runs. The Milwaukee Brewers' hard-luck •right· hander lost again Tuesday night, 6-1 to the Cincinnati Reds, even though he surrende~ed just one run in seven sohd mnmgs. "As long as I keep throwing the ball well, that's all I can do. That's the one thing I can control," Sheets said. "You've se.en my swing. I me1,1n, obviously, I'm not going to do .fflj.lcn with the stick." Sheets, a .128 hitter, struck out with the bases loaded in the fifth after Jason LaRue's first of two homers had given the Reds a 1-0 lead. "It's unfortunate he hits the way he does," Milwaukee manager Jeny Royster said. "B ut I'm going to pinch-hit for him in the fifth inning of a 1-0 game." The Reds, who improved to 11·2 against the Brewers this season, came within one strike of their second consecutive shutout after going 150 games between whitewashes. Elmer Dessens (6-5) scattered three hits over six innings and c~teher Jason LaRue homered twice as the ~ swept the two-game series. The Reds nearly had their first back·to·back: shutouts since Aug. 12-13, 2000, before Tyler Houston got the Brewers' fou rth hit, an RBI single off John Reidling. '1'he past two nights, our pitching's been UP HIGH ,.... Cincinnati's Jason LaRue, right Is conaretulated by teammate Sean Cesey after LaRue hit a three-run homer ' ,........ Tenk.BJ against Milwaukee Tuesday. (AP) . RedJ 1 I ' �- ' • • .. • J'he Daily Sentinel AROUND THE lAMOND ................ .... W II 4& 4f 4& L Pol. :II .111 4& .111 4& .IGII 4& ...... ~ ... .4&7 W 11 41 L Ptl • .187 44 c..nt 44 ~ :II ~ .ar 4& .471 110 .411 II ,4ft 10 WMt •• W L tltl e1 :te .SG1 . . . .Ill 113 ~~ ~ ... ,~ l 'l t\ IIIIo Gl l 11~ 11 II Baseball Wednesday, July 17, 2001 Hurting Indians come up short in 5-4 loss CLEVELAND (AP) - Ji11i Thome nu\ to tina base. knell in pruyer and then wrote "JW" in the intlctd dirt. Standing .'m the JJitcher's mnun~ • C.C. SubuthmloiJke 1n1n Clevelund s dugout seur~· hmg for Jim Wurtield " Nol seeing him wus tough," Subalhiu smd. "II\ going 10 be hnrd lo get uvcr this." Wurtield. the lndiuns' he loved tmin· er of moo: than 30 years, died of a brnin hemnrrhugc 1\1csc.tuy just u few hours before Clewhmd lost 5--1 to th,• Chicugo While Sox. He wus 60. Wurlicltl ~ollapscd Momh1y shoniy uner urrivin~ 111 Jucnbs Field and diet! 111 5:15 p.m. 1\testluy when lh<' lndJuns normully would hove hccn lllking bulting prw:licc. However, the Juke wus quiet ut the time us both teum 's cunceled po:gumc drills out of respect for one of buse· btlll's most well-liked people. "He wus lcgitimulcly the greulcsl guy 1 ever met." suid fom1er lndluns cutcher Sand~ Alomur, now wilh the White Sox. • He was unbelievable . I · hnven'l mel one person who suid unything bud uboul Jimmy." Wurtield mude everyone feel better. With u joke. u well-placed tee puck or u cold glass or water, Wurtleld wus always there to ease the puln. But Warfield is gone. And the Indians are hurting. "It's hurd to believe," shortstop Omnr Vlzquel snld. "When 1 wns lis· tenlng before the national anthem. so many things came into my mind. It seemed like Jimm~ was right next to me. I still don't beheve he's gone. The game was over, and I was still think· Ins about thut. It was so hurd· to con· centrate." Vlzquel was one of the hundreds of players touched by Warfield, who JOined the Indians In 1969. "He was always there for you, to - Tribe " -,.-• 10~ Page Bl ,·nmfm1 you," Vttqu ~ l suitl. "Tu not huvc him tli)>Und is very strung~ ... Muggliu Orunnw hit hi:- ' c.:und homer of th~ gum~ . u lcudotl shut in the ninth inn in!,! off Bob Wid.. mun (0.l ) us the White ux wun I'm ,iu:-t the• second time in 'i~ gumcs and cupped u durk uuy fur Cil'velund. Alter lcurning of Wurticltl's ucmh. tiK' lndiuns c·onsldcreu nol l'luying. hut went on just us Wartkll wuultl huvc wuntlld. "If you polled the ~uys. nubntly wou kl wum to piny." smu thi rtl husc· mun Tmvis Frymun. "Bul Jimmy wus u gumcr. He wus the t1rs1 nne ln the purk ~vcryday uml the lust nne 10 lcuvc . Subathiu. like muny of the lndil!llS. visiled Warfield 111 the hospllul 1\tesday uttcmuon. "II wus the tnughcst *umc I ever pit~hcd." Subulhiu suic.t. 'h wus hurd tn come 10 the purk tntluy. He wus u big purt of everybody's life." Ordonez. whn ulso hit u two-run homer in the first. cnnn~..:lccl for his 17th oil' Wickmun. Ellis Burks homered und hud four RBis for the lmliuns . Antonio Osunu (5· 1) gut the tinul out in the eighth. und Dumuso Marte got two outs with the tying run ut sec· ond for his second suve. Clevelund's pluyers wrote "JW" on their cups in tribute to the popular Wurtield. who spent 32 seusons tending to their needs. A moment of silence wus observed before the gumc, und the llug in center field !lew ut hut t'-stutl' for Warfield, perhaps the most populur person in Cleveland's orgunlzouon. "He knew .everybody," Indians 'Interim munuger Joel Skinner suld. "He knew whm mude us click us players und he knew whut made us PLIAIE CATCH THAT - Cleveland relief pitcher Bob Wlc~man watches a click us humun beings. If you never home run by Chicago Maggllo Ordonez In the ninth Inning Tuesday In met Jimmy. you missed oul." · Cleveland. The homer broke a 4·4 tla and gave Chicago the 5·4 win. (AP) . '11. Grace deliven again, and Arizona takes NL West lead New 'lor'< 01 -a Bollon laltl"""" 'tllromo TamPIIIIY 111,1 Mlnnooota' Chloaga CloYtlond KanmOity CtlrOII G 10~ Stl"lt Anaheim Oakland .Tma BY TME ~SSOCIATEO PRESS ahead of L'OS Angeles. Murk Grace had gotten plenty of Burry Bonds hit his 5951h curecr clutch ~its in the past. So .ruther .than home run, connectin~ off Rondy pull h1m back. for a ptnch-hllter, Johnson. us the Giants tell two games Arizona munager Bob Brenly on~e buck. ll!!llin let the old pro step up tn · Bonds homered in hts second a key spot. straight gume against Johnson. Before Good decision . thai. Bonds hud- never homered off the Groce delivered u two-out, two•run Big Unit. double, in the eighth inning thai senl Bonds' 2Hih homer pulled the the J?lnmo~dbucks over the Sun Giants within 3-2 in the sixth. Reggie Franc1s~o G1unts 5-3 '!'uesduy. Sum.lers connected off Johnson ( 13-3) The victory ~~ Pactftc Bell Pnrk put to tic it 111 the seventh. CARI)INAI.S 9, OHIXli>:RN 2 Amonu buck mto fi~sl pla~e In the N[, West. Gruce, bmllng l~tt-hut~ded, Edgar Renteria went 4-for-4 und St. "tttrliC through ugatnst Ietty reltever Louis won ils fmtrth in u row. The VIC.:· A~.ron Fuhz. . . . . tory ut Dodger Stadium moved the I .thought ~bout ptnch·hlllln~ lor NL Centrul lcm.lcrs u seusun-high 12 Gructe, ~~~ h~ s co~ne !~rough ~llh so games over .500. mar)~ btg hus .the., pust yeur .•md 11 Rcnlcriu dmvc in two runs und hull, Brenly sutd., H~ looks lorwurd scored the ~n-uheud run on ulhrowing to these oppo.~~mu.cs. . . . error by Hrdco Nmno 111 the seventh Stud Gruce. Once I dt.dn t hour uny inning. Nnmn had been 7-0 in II whtslles or unylhrng·culhng .. M y 12 ..me back I s1m.1•., s11· 1~c u . d h h II I I oug I. we . et s go o II. A 1 B, , 0111 · .. A lr'l 16 Grucc, whose leudnff single begun .. nt Y. ~ncs, .s~l~c~. , I I • Arizona's ninlh-rnning rull~ in Gumc bccuusc ut 1111 nrtlmllc 11ghl knee. 7 oi tusl' year's World ,Scnes, helped ~ume ~Ill' the li~J-duy disubl~.t~ h~l 1111d the Diumondhucks move 11 hult -gume .tllnwcd. lwo .runs tmd tlm:c hus 111 tour rnnrngs tor Ihe Curdmnls. ••Ql NL ·~ 14~ 17 ~ 01 3 3 17~ BRAVES 2, CUllS 0 Kevin Millwood struck oul u sea· son-high II til Wrigley Field us Atlantu stoP.pcd u three-game losing streak. Mtllwood won his sixtfl straight dec1sion, allowing two hits in seven innings. Chicago cutlers struck out 16 limes tlgai nst Millwoml. Mike Remlinger ttnd John Smultt.. <Jury Shcftieta hud three nits for the Bruvcs. und hus reuched busc in u frunchisc-rccord 43 struighl games. PIIIU.II!:S 6, EXI'OS 3 Rttndy Wolf beut Montreal wilh his urm und bul us Philudcl~hiu won 111 Olympic Sllldium. Wolf pitched seven innin~s. und ulsn had u double und un RBI smglc. Mal'lon Anderson added u three-run double lor the Phillics. There wus u seven-minute delay uftcr Phil11cs shurlstop Tomus Perez cuughl u foul pol>up by Vludimir OucrTeru lhul hit 11c sluuium's, conCI'CIC rim Expos munugcr Frunk Robinson .trgucu lhul il wus u deud bt1ll. Thirdhu'e umprre Jerry Mculs culled Uucrrcrc! oul. PADRES 5, ROCKIES 1 Jake Peavy earned his first major league victory, pitching Sun Diego pust Colorado. The 21 -yeur-old rookte, who had losl hts tirsl three decisions, gave up one run in seven innings. · Ron Ount hit u three-run homer in the first inning Ill Sun Diego. Mt·:TS 10, MAKUNS 5 Edgurdo Alfonzo and Mo Vuughn homered us New York won at Shcu Stadtum. Florida lo~t 1ts season-worst sixth in u row. The Murlin~ huvcn't won since truding Cliff Floyd and Ryan Dempster lust Thursday. Alfonw drove tn four runs unu Timn Perez hit a buses-loaded triple. Vuughn hit his 13th home run, and eighth in 17 games. PIRNH:S 7I ASTKOS 3 Brian Giles homered und drove m tour runs us Pittsburgh won ul Huus!on. Duryle Wurtl und Richurd H1dulgo hit consecuti vc soln homers for the Astros, who huve lost three struighl. tt Clevtltnd Mulder wins again without having his A·game BY THEASSOCIATED PRESS Murk Mulder is pitching so well these duy, he doesn't need lm best stun to win. Mulder won for lhc ninth time in 10 slurts. Iuniting Tampu Buy to six hits in 7 1·3 ilmings Tuesday as the Oaklund ~lhlclics beut the Devil Rays 2· AL 1-fl ill Ctkltnd (ZHo 12· DOQPILII?I?- Kansas City's Brent Mayne (2) Is mauled by teammates as he crosses home plate after hitting the game-winning home run against the Texas Rangers In the 11th Inning Tuesday (Af') "I wa~ uwful," said ·Mulder, who struck out six and walked two. "I didn't know where the bull was going, purticularly m.Y fastball. I had a good curvcball, so ll made up for it. It was just one of those days where you're cffcctivcl~ wild in a way." Mulder s standards are pretty high, mind you . Over his lust 10 outings. Mulder has allowed only 16 earned runs in 72 1·3 innings (2.00 ERA). Still his 3.53 ERA overall trails thai of. teammates Tim Hudson (3.27), Barry Zito (3.30) and newcomer Ted Lilly (3. I6) - Lilly allowed JUSt three hits in six-plus innings in his A's debut Monday night. In Oakland's lasi 14 games, A's starters have ,Siven ~p just 23 earned runs in 97 innmgs (2.!3 ERA). "We've ~ot a talented pitching staff," Mulder satd. "When you get on a roll, guys feed off euch other and it makes it u Irule easier to go out there each day." Jermainc Dye homered in the second inning and came within a triple of hit· ting for lhe cycle. He almost didn't play after turning his ankle in batting practrce Monday. R~ndy Winn had four of Tampa Bar's nrne hits as the Devil Rays fell to -8 against Oakland. Tampa Bay has won once in its lasl !2 overall . Scott Er1ckson (4-9) pitched a six-hitter and Marty Cordova homered and drove in three ·runs as host Ballimore completed u two-game sweep. Erickson slru~k out seven for his first victory 111 13 starts since April 2R. Joel Pincrro ( 10·4) ullowcd six runs and SIX hils in six innin~s . ANm:l.s 4, 1 WINS 2 In Minneapolis, Gurrct Anderson hit a two-run homer to help Anaheim's Jurrod Wushburn win his lllh straight decision. Wa~hburn ( 11 -2) ulluwed two runs and seven hits in si~ innings. Cristian Guzman had three hits and homered for the second struight game fur the Twins. R•:o Sox 9, TttlF.Ks 4 Manny Ramirez had a career-hi~h live hits, including 'a go-uhcad double tn a five-run eighth capped by Trot Nixon's grand slam, and visiting Boston stopped a four-game losing streak. Boston came back from a 4-0 deficit and took a 5-4 lead on Ramirez's RBI double in lhc eighth. Ramirez was 5for-6 with three RBis, three runs and three singles. YANKF.ES 7, BWF. JAYS 6 Nick Johnson hit a liebreaking homer in the ninth inning to power New York on the road. He led off with his 12th home run against Cliff Politte (1-3). Jason Giambi's three-run homer capped a five-run seventh inning for the Yankees, who rallied from a 4· f deficit. ROYAf..S 6, RANGEIIS 5, 11 INNINGS Brent Mayne led off the II th inning with his first home run in more than a yeur, giving host Kansas City its season· high fifth straight win. Rafael Palmeiro hit his 470th cureer homer and Herbert Perry also connected as Texas set a team record by homerin& in its J9th straight game. The Royals tied it in the ninth on Curlos Beltran's RBI triple with two outs. Wednesday, July 17, 2002 The Dally Sentinel • PQt1113 www.mydallyaentlnel.com have b.,... in the first round of H.IIC!L HO. to: • ,.. Pi k · IIIUIII In lhe ·-· the tournament. c enn,lon Townehlp of Cheeter, looks to be a lock for one o the Melge County, OhiO. two horne first round iames The lollowlng from Pip 81 with a 4-4 record in the district. deecrlbed plooe of . lend o<llolnlng tht Pickenngton plays host to allow. cleecri!IM ttac:t Meigs lust shot clllllC m the bouom of the eighth a.~ dark· Wellston Friday and It looks on tho 1111; begin· STAFF REPORT ness fell upon 1he Mei~s High hkely they wiU pick up a forfeit ntng 1t • tlone In 1111 : STEWART - Greg Mitchell of Lubeck, Wes! VIrginia picked up his School field, but Young forced win over Logan for a fifth dis- c.,,., ol S.clton 1, . Town •· Range 12; • tourth leature win of lhe year edging oul Racine drl\ltr Bob Adams. a tlyoullo rightfield and struck lncl wm. thenoe lrom nld • Jr. and Andy Bond of Coolville tor the exclllng win Friday night · Either way, Meigs will play 11one Mtterty 10 ,.,. Lale Model action started with Greg Mitchell and Bob Adams Jr on out two to end the gume. Wellston tn the opening gwne center or lhe cr..k; Meigs plays host to Lancaster tha front rrm. Adams took lhe lead from his Inside front row starling of 1he · disbict The only ques~ position with Mitchell In tow. Mitchell worked every grove lrylng lo Friday before ending regular . . · ,., of 1111 ~ 10cen1111 gain lhe lop spol, on lap 10 wa$ able to make the pass. mouth ol ltdono Nn ; season piny In u doubleheader tton now IS. when:? • Mitchell driving the Auto Zone, F'Qske.s Parlormance Parts, L.arry ut Chillicothe Smuniay. A Wellston loss puts the !hence 1111erly 1 • Mitchell Mobil Home Transport *0011ead the tasl151aps to garner his gwne at Meigs I p.m. Sunday. rod• 12 feel lo • • Whut u dtlferell<.:e u day • kiurlh win oflhe year. Following Mitchell was Adams Jr. Andy Bond, m A ne II slon wm and Metgs WillOw: _ , ol 11\ene. aoulh 1totmle the Ralph Witham and Rod Evans Barry Doss was lhe hard charger of can make. loss puts the gume ~ Wellston. .,,., of the crMk; Alter Athens defeated Meigs the race starting In 13th, llnlshlng siKth. 0 Coolville's John Burdene claimed the modified win In the RV1 car I0-4 Monday, they turned If both lewns wm or lose. lhence down ..lei sponsored by Burdelle's Camper Sales. TUppers Plains driver Lee tli'Oluld ru1d helped out the Post then 1he host team is fll!it to be cl'llll obout 10 '"' Swain claimed a win In the heat race. detennined by heud-to-heud below In old mill In AMRA Modified action II was Roger Garnes of Ripley, wv and 128 sqund's chances of playing · de""', ~~~- Nlltrly host to u disbicl pluyoff gume. record - Metgs and Wellston lboul a rode to 1n Local driver John Burdelle up front. Burdalte took lhe lead al lhe Athens swept Wellston sptit during the regular season. oak trtll; thence ..,, graen wllh kiurth starting Robbie Evans In second Larry Bond move rnto second on lap three. Tuesduy. 2-1 (~'Omplction of u The second tie-breaker is 8 roelt 12 '"' lo • fewest runs mven up in bead· to- eloke; !hence aoulh Columbus' Skip Waterman moved around Evans on lap nine. suspended game) and 5-3. .,. 11 roelo 10 1 Gum "" Burdelte driving the OAt Racing Shocks I Shane Carburetors I This gtves Wellston an identi- heud mlllchup. or gume aver- In 1 email r1v1ne; Coolspot Restaurants I Burdette Camper Sales RV1 lead all 20 cal 3-6 district record with age, which Meigs would win as thence • ttnle _,or laps to clam his second win of the year at Skyline Speedway. Following Burdette was current AMRA International F'Qtnts Leader Me1gs. they uJiow)cd h17 ~.s ( 8.S ruhns =~~~~ 41~ r~~~~o t, As reported in Tuesday's per gume • w 11e ne ston as ForrtrJC•'• Larry Bond. lhlrd lhough filth, went lo Waterman, Evans and Brian wMt nne· Willard. paper. Athens and Lancaster given up 26 ( 13 runs per gwne). ll\lnce .... on 111ci In the Pure StoCk division lhree cars failed to make pre race lint to Devld Inspection, and afler making corrections to the cars, ware able to Oebom'a north 1nel start atlhe rear of the field. JeH Tolliver lead all12 laps In his Miller eouth line; thence on Construction *36 Ronnie Mayle nail down second from his 121h IIICI lint to 11\1 piiCI starting spol, with Ryan Mayle kiurth, Joe Moodlspaugh fourth and ol beginning, con· Veryle Lauer fifth. lllnlng 18 1cr11, mora or 1111. Pat Garrell and last weeks winner Mike Martin brought the field lo PARCEL NO. 11 : lhe green flag, with Garrett gaining the top spot Garren went on to AIIO ICIJOinlng the l'ublk In N~::~~:l lead all 15 laps In the Reno Auto Sales I American Payroll Advance l'our Hlahtln Kno•,lloll\trtd Rlahllo' I Jeddy 011 Gathering I Eddy & Sons Farms I Newethl Repair 83 and lilt ebove Cletcrt~ PII"OII on lhl IOUtli. In so doing clamed hls 1OOih carrier win. The battle raged on behind Stlulll In Chttlor Garrell as lhree drivers look lhelr turn al trying lo lake lhe win. Tony Ip, M• I111 NOTICE: It horoby Mllga County, OhiO. Town1h llaker, 21 rode 5 fMt Roush passed Martin on lap six to tack Qver second. SIKth starting PARCEL NO. 1: COunly, Oh 1oh. Steve Bigley gol around Marlin on lap seven, and moved Into second glvtn thll on to the center or tho 1• one lap later Bigley tried every grove, but could not make a pass on Soturdoy, July 20, 1own1hlp rood, Sllulll ln lhe leglnnlng on 2002. ol 10:00 a.m., 1 Townlhlp ol CMiter, center lint orlllolton known 11 the School Garrall and seftled for second at the checkered flag. Following public ule will be counly, Ohio. t runnln~ north 1nd Garrell and Bigley where 151h starling John Powell Jr.,"Mike Marlin held 11 211 Wul Houtt Road through Melgt Alto the following aoulh atloul 10 rodt aald Section 7: and 161h starting Anthony Huber e111crlbed premlllt aouth of Wiler• alld Secon<l Stroet. thence In 1 north· In the llnal leature of the evening Tim Jackson won driving the Pomeroy, Ohio, In tho lellolnlng lhl ebovt lint cro1111 lhe eaaterly dlrecllon Riehle Tlra f Salon Personal Service I F'Qnderosa Gas N6 wining his perking lot of Tht on the 1ou1h. cr11k, 1 110111 comer 1tong lht mlln· llfth lea lure ollhe year, follqwlng Jackson were Trent Hall, Terry Hall, Formtrl Bank ond dorelngt o1 the con- II11Jinnlng altht -~ In nld nc 11 on; Tyler Hall and Robert Johnson. S1vtng1 Company. ltr ol ul<l rood lo nne or tlld Section 1 thence north 10 The F1rmen Bank where the w11t nne 1nd lht center or degrell witt to the Savlngt ol 11ld Stctlon I Shldt River: thence centtr of the crMk: That was lhe game's only ond Comp1ny 11 ltlllng cro1111 11ld road: down aald creek 11 lhence following up run untillhe Reds scored ftve tor ouh In htnd or lhenct 10ulh 11ong rode to 1 bend In the llld creek to llld times in the eighth, three on certified check the tht 11ld Witt tint of cr11k; !hence down c1n1er line; lhenct Section 1to thl ptace llld CrMk le rodt 10 lOUth lboUt lin rodt LaRue's second homer off following colllterol: fromPapB1 1881 CHEVY of beginning, con· a comer; 1henc 1 10 the p11ce of begin· Jason Durocher. MONTE CARLO lllntng 5 ecrH, mo,. north 70 rodt 1o 1 nlng, cont1lnlng I Sheets hus lost eight of his 201WW12MOT823807 or 1111. corner; thtnce north· tcre, more or '"'· lights out," LuRue su1d. "Our PARC!L NO. 12: lust nine dec1sions. LaRue 2 PARCEL NO. 3: Will 20 rodt to 1 pitchers have done un excelThe Fermer• Bank comer; thence w11t Sllu1te In lhe Sltu111 In lhe lent JOb keepin~ the bull said Sheets is pitching as if and Savtnga Townehtp o1 Chiller, 81 rodt to tl\e e.ctlon Townlhlp ol Chetttr, he 's il -4. nol4·11 . Company, Pomeroy, Molgo County, Ohio, line; thenoe touth on Melgt County, Ohio: down m Ihe zone. ' Dessens, whn walked three Ohio, ronrv11 the 1nd In Stcllon 1, 11id rtna to ptaca of AU lhat pllrt of the fol· And LaRue's done a superb lowing thlt detcrlbld rNI nnd struck out four, was lifted rlghl to bid It thlt Town 4, Rang• 12, •· -a 1nn 1ng. con t11n- 111111 UH aoulh job culling lhe gume. 1111, and to wllhdrow Ohio Co'1'p1ny'1 lng 50 1cret, more or 01 lht cenler olthe pinch-hitter Raul the above cotlatlrll With LuRue behind the for Purcllall, beginning Gonzalez following Reggie prior to tale. Furlher, at William ltll'o Except lhe Cowdry E11t branch of Sh1d1 plule Monday night. Chris burying Rlvar, to-wit: Reitsma posted Cincinnuti's Tuylor's lwo-out double in The Fermer• Blnk norlhtut com1r; family ground. lltglnnlng 132 rodt ond 81vlnga thence north to lhl lirst shutout since lust July 28 the seventh. PARCEL NO. 7: 1111 olthe northwett Company ruerv11 1111 brench of Shade Scott Williamson und lht right to rajeol any Rlvlr; thence up 11td Sltulltd In the oomtr of 8eotlon 1: wuh a five-hitter ut Mrller Bruce Chen had 1·2· 3 or all bldt eubmltlld. creek with. Ill m11n· Townthlp of Cheattr, thence eouth " rodt • Pur~ . The obove derlngl Ill rod1 to 1 Melgt county, Ohio: to • drlinl lhance Sheets (4·11) scattered innin~s in relief before seven hits in seven innings, Reidhng ~uve up one hit and dttorlbtd collaltral ollkt; thence 1oulh I Al1o the following eouth 70 degre11 wtn ba told "II Ia· dtiJrtlll wul II rod• dllcrlbtd pi••• or ''" 41 rodt to the walking none und striking out one walk tn the ninth. rcal orland ldloln- . oenter of alld ,..,. where 11 .. , with no to thl county ro1d; In the eighth, pinch-hitter tKpreuod or Implied lhonce eaeterty on r.::11 lhtlllt dttor bid lion; thence eouth eight His only mistuke was a 93 mph fustbull that LaRue Austin Kl:!lms hulll! lwQ-run worronty given. llkf ro1d 10 the ptoct pi.CIIltht northllll 114 rodt to leU fine; 1111 73·112 For lurlher Inform•· sent over the fence m left for triple off Durocher before lion, or for 1n of beginning, con· comer lnd deacri!IM lhence 0 d 1 • 10 11 follow•· ltglnnlng ' Dnl <I l1lnlng 8 ooru, more his third homer of the season LaRue connected for hrs 1ppolnlmen1 10 or leu. ninety elghl rodt "'' Oabom't fine; thence three-run shot. m the ftfth. lnopiCI COIIIIIrll, hcepl I IOI of Charln II. north to a.cllon line, prior to ulo dote detded lo School cowdary1 northwHt thence Will to the • con11c1 Cyndlt Dlr.c1or1 of Diet I lor comer; thence touth place of beginning, In what, and additionally hi~ Rodriguez at 882· achool purpollt. 45 deg Ellt twenty Town 4, Ringe 12. PARCEL NO. 1,S: defense made some miscues 2138. PARCEL NO . 4: 'rodl io 1 1t1kt; thence north fourtMn Slluate ln the Sltulte In thl on which they had they made (7)17, 18,18,2002 Townehlp of Chitter, rode· thence w11t Townehlp of Ch11ter, great plays on the previous from Pap 81 Melge county, Ohio: fourteen rode to MeiDl County, Ohio: Allo another pltoo of place of beginning, All th1t p11rt or tho fol· nigh I. Public Nollco ' lind being directly containing ninety lowing dltorlbld r111 Kyger Creek scored three whtch held to lhe frnish. Wtll Of the lbOYI eight rode, be the lt1elltha1 net eoulh NOTICE OF SALE Pitching u dominant game, more runs in the th1rd. The more or ltll. ol the cenler ol the d~tcrlbed piece, lime p E11J branch or lhldl 1 4 5 1 3 Kirk Legur was the wmning rully was led by a Wurd two1 lly vlrlue of In beginning IL lho ctn· arce 7 ' • ' Rlvar, to·wll: hlng In ptiCher with II strikeouts and run single along with a steal Oriler of Sill IUUid tor ol Shodl Cr11k on and lbovt Section 1 Town 4 out or the Common lht ..,, line ol 11ld detcrlbed Ue w111 ol Rlnga 12 ,;1the Ohio JUSt one walk, while M~Cune of home by Buddy Pleu Courl ol Mtlg1 Stctlon I, the touth· the rold lltdlng from Compeny't suffered the loss with relief Higganbothum. Green came County, Ohio, In the woat comer ol 11nd Keno to Tupper• dllcrlbld 11Purchote, lollowa· from Grant Smith. McCune Ptalnl. · formerly owned by cote of the Aobtrl PARC!L NO. I: lleglnnlng 10 ro<lt funned st~ and Smith one. buck from the 8-2 defrcrl and Rltchlo, Sr. 11 11., Frederick Felger: Sltua of lhl norlhweot 1td In Ihe 1111 va. Rog1r thence 25 rode to the Combined, they walked one made it un 8-6 score in the Plalntl1fl, comer of S.cllon t : Rltchlt, 11 at., county rood; thence Townlhlp ol Chiller, thence tott 82 rodt; fourth. and hit one baUer Dtfend1nto, upon a 11111r1y on llld ro111 Molgo COunty, Ohio, thence lOuth 41 rodt With two out, Hunt and Judgment therein 35 rocl1 to 1 whlll and lltullld In to I drain· thence Pomeroy Da1ry Queen Carpenter were hll by Duvrd renderld, bolng Cut oak merked lor 1 lecllon 1, Town 4, eouth 70 'degrllt "Players of the Game" were No. 01·CV·51 In tald comer; thence north Rlnge12,ol the Ohio lltt 41 rodl to the Legur and J.R . Greene who Ru.mley pitches and Golden Court, I wilt ofjer lor 5 dogrllt 1111 20 1 Purchall ••nter or oecllon; had four RBI: and for and Luke Watts each walked 1111 11 the front door rode 10 the otnler of .C0mp11ny bounded ond running north lnd Federal Hocking the two to force· home u run, Golden ollhl Courlhouu In uld cr11k; thenoo dotcrlbld II fonowt: oouth· lhonce Iouth Molgl north U degr111 legtnnlng 2 rod1 11 113 ;ode; thence players of the game were stole home and then Andy Pomeroy, County, Ohio, on lht w111 7 rodt to thl link• north 30 Wilt 51 rode to the Allen Glussmire and Brad Denbow hammered a two- llh dly Ol brench ol 11ld crMk degrtll wott ol I conter ol lhe road; Mllrks lllpt~mber, 2002, at 1nd otone comer: llt1ck Wolnut tru on thence north 2·112 Pomeroy hitters were run double. Wtth runners on 10:00 o.m., tho follow· thtnce north I 11e11 of the ro1d; d11Jr- wut 24 rode Legur, Musser wuh a home second , and third with the lng IIndt 1nd tint· degreu weot I rode; lhlno1 II rodt on tilt on oald rold to • mente, loolttd 1t lhtnCI WlliWird 2• ro,ad to a tllkt end w1tnut tru; th1nce run. Shane Milh'oun two sin · tying run rn scoring position, 37282 Baoh1n Ro1d, rode lo the otctlon lhe comer ol the north 10 dear- Hit gles, and Green with two sin· Rumley buckled down and Long Bottom, OH t1n1 1nd pt1co of moetlng houto lot; 82 rodt to iho oenler 45743. A complete beginning, contoln· thence will 3 rode ol the '"' br8nch of gles. Allen Glassmire, Brad got out of the jam. Kyger Creek came buck lo ltlltl dlocrlptlon of lng 4 oortt 1nd 147 to IInke lo • tloko; lhldt Rlvtr: thence McCune, K~ie Dean the rut etllto 11 11 rod1, mort or 1111. thtnco north 18 IInke will 7 roe11 1o mouth In the mghtcup. Green I ·pad tis lead and knocked followo: PARCIL NO. 5: to lhl IOUthwtll ol amlll run; !hence went up l -0 when Jeff Golden from the box with Tht Jollowlng rtll llluoto In lho comer of the moiling north 1o dlgrtll Golden, who went 4-for-4 the another three in the fourth for lttote alluolld In the Townthlp ol Chllttr, houoe; Ihence Wilt wool 112 rodt to lhe of Melgt, In Mllgo Counly, Ohio: along llld lint ol lht piiCI ol b11Jinnlng, night before, got his fifth an 11-6 lead. A Jason Jones County lhl IIIII of OhiO, lnd Aloo the following m...lng houoe lot 35 containing t5 1cr11, straight hit He advanced on a homer down the lefl field line In th' Townthlp of pltpl of lind lying 1111 to lhl 101111\WIIt mor• or 1111. passed bull und a ground out, and a steal of· home by Chllttr, In d Iouth ol 1nd adtoln· comar of 11\t mMtlnl Atltrtnce D11d: and lng lhl lbOVI ho\1'11 lot: thtno.. t Volume 278 p1g1 31 then stole home on un errant Rumley added two runs then bounded dHGrlbld IIIOIIOW11: diiOflbtd pilOt. rod• aa llnkl 1outh, Molgl county Dlld pitch. Then, Kyger Creek PARCEL NO. 1: lleglnnlng ol Ch1rl11 thlnoo 111t 1 roclt R-rll• took a lead of 2-1 in the bot· Ward had an RBI ~in:,:le with lltUIII In Chllltr 1. Cowdery•• north· 12·112 llnkl to lhl AuclltOr't Parotl Townahlp, MtliJI well oomor; thence place ol beginning, Noo.: 01•010 ee.aoa, tom half of the first inning Misner aboard. Three home runs by Jones, COuntf, Oh lo and In 1111 I054/4 rode to oontalnlng ttl ro111, 01 •01 atT.OOO, 03· when Cody Noble walked, ltCtlon 1, Town 4, IM IOUihWIII comer Cody Noble, and Buddy Ohio Sean Sands delivered an RBI Compony'e ol lando told to ""/.~~~~~t"·No. 1: g~g::::.o, lnd Ol· . single, and then Sands scored ' Higginbotham highlighled Purch111, beginning llenJ•mln Johnoan; lltu1le In the PROPIATv on three passed balls, stealing the next f(ame and put the In the ctnter or the thence notth 10 the Townlhlp ol Chllttr, ADDIIIII• 17 212 road 11 the northlltl northweat comer ol Mtlgo County, Ohio: lllhln ll~ad, Long home on an errantlitch 10 game out of reach at !4-6. comer of grave lot M11ttng Houot 1nd lltuattcl In ltotlon I, lottom, OH 487q, give his club the lea . Green came back with one tnd milling hOUie burying ground! Town 4, ll1ng1 12 Of IIIAL II TATI Green came back to tie the run in the sixth, the final 14· lott, thence wott 11 lhanae 1111 lo 011\llr tilt Ohio Comp1ny'o •ppii•JIID ... .. .... roda to 1 oomer; ol lht ro1d; thonct Purchuo beginning I ..141 117 score at 2-2 in the second 7. 00• Thl rill !hence north I rode north 1 a degr1111 roCIWNI of the bllok 1 • · when Canaday singled and oonnot be 10111 Both pitchers pitched very to a comer; thence to the oenfer ol the walnut "" on the 11W. lor lell thin two· advanced on an error, and ro1cl . tho! l11d1 up 1111 11 rodt to a eoutllllne of land !of· Misner and Ward followed well and showed much poise comer; !hence touth lhl hill by thl IOhOOI merly owned by thlrlll lho •PPfllltcl Dowdry, w+':~MI OP IALI: with two consecutive errors. in · battling back. Players of t rodo to tilt ploc•of houto following the I thin mNnderlngl of 11111 beginning, containing the game were Kyger Creek's lhlnot lOUth II roelo lfi down dly 011111 Two runs scored on Wards road Wllllrly to lhl ID I hedge; lhtnae and Ollh on deiiVfi'Y :114 acre. Jason Jones and Green's hard-hit ball then Ward PARCIL HO. 2: 11ot1on 11~':/. thlnoo :r::.:~h~:! ~o:. of Cllld.lolcllubteot , lo IM scored on a six-to-three Andy Denbow. lltUtte In lhl lOUth 11 p1101 of blalnnlng, Townthlp or Chllltr, llnulng 1111 to 1111 110 -I'Uid ,...1•tete sroundout by Peck, the score Green hitters were Denbow containing 1t aorta, cenllr Of tho lilt ~ IHIIIIPP'I Melg1 County, Ohio, S·2 Kyger Creek. with a double and 'tWo RBI, tnd being • part or moreorloto. IlliCit Crttk; th- lALII OPIIIATI Monda~ night Green pitch· Carpenter a double, Shawver IICIIOn 1, Town 4, lxoopt 1/4 oore north NeWly fallI er Jeff Golden was neurly a triple, Brown two singles, Rona• 12, Ohio acl)olnlng the church lng 1111 oontM of IM UN0 I Ill 1 T H 0 i' m11nclertngo ol the DOC T II IN Compeny•e Purcholl, 1nd bury lng lol told flawless in fanning eleven Watts a sinale, and Golden a Olllk to llncl lor• CAVIAT IMPTOIII, be on lht wtolllno ol lor I IChOOIIcL batters. Despite pitching single. Kyger hitters wer lletlon Purther exoopttng merly owno~ bv PIIOIPI!CTIVI 1, whtrt Jho ' great and fanning seven oouthtlll comer ol from Ptrctl No. I, 2• D1vlcl Ooborn" woet ftUIICHAIIIII Alii 11 lhlll1nl1°1 tnro!~~ ~~:·~~~~ ~H~~; Tuesday, Golden showed Jones with two home runs, lando of p, W. lnllr· 112 ecr11 conveytcl llnlt11 Higginbotham a double and 10 lmeroon 1111, IIY 1101t otld uollon 11 no "'"' PUILIC IIICOIIDI .fatisue. With jull a little off w 114; diiCI reoordld In Vol. Inti lhlnoo -1 tine, anel·runnlng •inale, Noble a home run and his fastball, Kyger Creek w111 11ong the north 101, PIP 211 Dl tilt II rodt to the pi- OP MIIOI COUNTY, caugpt up with Golden some· sinale. OHIO. THI MIIQI Uno or Iandt or John D11d lttcordl of oiiii!Jinnlng. Garrett picks up 1Doth Feature Win Legion down"'' * 11 Nolkts NOTICES Tank ,.... Title • • COUNTY IHIIIII'I' MAKII NO GUAIIIANT!I AI TO TH! ITATUI· 01' TITL! JOIIIIOII TO SAL!. IIIAHOI 1~· OP TMI OHIO COIIPANV'I PUIIICHAII AND IOUHDID AI FOU..OWI; I!OINNING ON THI! WI!ST 1101 01' Linda Ill. Worner THE ltOAD t..EADINO FROM POMI!IIIOY TO (0040171) A11orney for ATHINS AT A JIOINT lOG JfiiT Delan<ltnll. Roger DISTANT SOUTHEIIL~ PIIIOII llltchle, THI IOUTHIAIT Chlrlll Allchlt. COli NEll 01' A llaymond Iorber, TIIIACT LATELY OWHIO IY Suo Wargo , and JEitOLEMAN; PITEII Chertn WIHiarn THINCI IIUNNIHO McCloud SOUTH ON THI LIN! lAID IIOAD 50 John R. Ltnlla OF FEEt, TH!NCI WEST (00-) UP THI HILL TO Allomty lor PlllnliHt WHAT WAI 101 W. Second Str.t FORM!IILY Pomeroy, OH 457U IIONT!OUI!'S LINE; Ttlepl\one (740) 8t2· THENCE WITH SAID 2010 LINI NORTH 10 Fl!l!l\ THENCE (7) 11, a•. 31 , 2002 DOWN THE HILL TO •THI PLACE 01' II!OlHNtNO. lElNO THI IAitll PREMISES . CONVEYED · IV NELLII KAIIIR AHD Public Notice DANA KAIIR TO PHIL UP CASE NUMIIER KREIS!tiii!TIII IV 01.CVoOIO DEED RICOIIDED IN VOL. t.t, PAOI 171 CONSECO FINANCE AND 177 OF THI! SERVICING CORP. RECORDS 01' Plalntlll DI!I!DS IN THI! •VI• RECORDEII'I VICKIE ROSSITIR, OFI'ICI!, MIIOI It 11. COUNTY, OHIO. Dltendonlo Curren! Owner: Shtlll M. P1rttow COURT OF COMMON Proplrly II: 3271e PLEAS, MEIGS Slole Route 33, COUNTY, OHIO Pomeroy, OhiO G7U pp' 14.00713 In pureu1nce of en Prior Deed Order 01 Stlo to MD Rtlll'lllce; Volume directed from llld 13, Pap738 Court In lht obove APPRAIIIO AT: tntlllt<l octlon, I wtlt $1,000.00 IXPOII to ule 11 public ouctlon on lhe RALPH E. lronl lttpt ol the TRUSSELL, Melgo County Court Sherlrr, MIIIJI Houtt on Thurtdly, COunty, Ohio Auguet 1, 2002 at 11:30 A.M., of 11ld REIMER I LORIIEII dly, lhe 1ollowlng Co., L.P.A. dttcrlbld rNl lillie: By; Otnnle Reimer SITUATED IN THI (Reg. 110031101) STATE OF OHIO, IN Jlmet c. Wrenlmore THE COUNTY OF (Reg. f004177t) MEIGS AND IN THI Anorneyt ror Ptaln11H TOWNSHIP 0 F 2150 l!dlton llvd. RUT~NO: P.O. lloxlll IIEINO LOT Twlneburg, Ohio NUMIIER (17), IH/OF 44017 HUTCHISON (330) 425:<1201 SUIIDIVISION IN THE TOWNSHIP OF (7)3, 10, 17, 2002 """"' RUT~ND, FRACTION 2, TOWN I Public Notice NORTH, RANGE ,_ WEST, AI THE SAM CASE NUMIIER IS NUMBERED AM 00-CV-153 DELINEATED UPON THI RECORDED PLAT THEREOF, OF CONSECO FINANCE RECORD IN PLAT SI!RVICtNO COAP. PlalntlH lOOK •• PAGE 57, KIM MCCLILLAN Ike RI!CORDI!R'I KIM MCCLEL~N OJI'I'ICI!, MilOS AAMSTRONG, 1111. COUNTY, OHIO Dllendonto Current Ownwt: Vlcklt Rouller I COUAT OF COMMON Ktl1h Ro11ltor PLEAS, MEIGS Property It: 33114 COUNTY, OHIO New Lima Road, Rut11nd, Ohio 45775 In pur8ulnce ' of an pp • 11-(10422.000 Prior Deed Order ol Bale lo me Rtltrtnce: Volume dlrtoltcl from 11111 Coun In the 1bov. 108, P1g1 81 enllllld octlon, t wltl APPRAISI!C AT: upotl IO 1111 II 123,000.00 TERMS OF SALE: public 1uct1on on 1M atope of IM Clnnot be Solei lor front Mttg1 County Court lilt then 213rdo ol the apprlllld VIIUI HOUH on Thuredly, on Cloy o1 oale, ceeh Augu1t 1, 2002 at 11:00 A.M., ol Hl<l or oerUiled chock, doy, lht following bllance on ccnltrm•· deacrlbld r111 111111: tlon oloole. llluattd In the Stole of Ohio, In tilt RALPH E. county or Melga 1nct TAUSSELL, tn tho VIllage of SheriH, Mltgo . Middleport. Counly, Ohio llolng 111 or Lot No. 18 11 orlgtn1Uy Iaiii REIMER I LOIIIIER out en<l Plllttd by Co., L.P.A. lly: Den nit Reimer Phllllpo Jon11, 11cop1lng a 11rtp out (RIIJ. t003110t) Jlmtl C. Wrentmore Oflhl IOUihWitl COr• ner, 2 IHI by 38 loll.· (Rog. 10041771) Current Owner: Anorn1y1 lor Pl1lntllf Kim McClellan 1k1 2480 Edlton llv<l., P.O.IIox HI Kim MoCIIIlan Armelrong Twlnoburg, Ohio 44017 ~ Propeny It: 344 N. (330) 425-4201 4th Street, Middleport, Ohio (7) 3, to, 17, 2002 41710 pp. 15.00272.000 Prior Oeod Public Notice Aelerenc• Volume 15, Ptp4H SHERIFF'S IALE API'RAIIID AT: REAL ESTATE 15,000.00 TERMI OF BALE: CASE NUMIER Cannot be oold lor GO-CV.018 tnt than 213rdl or • the lpprlllld YIIUI, CONIECO lANK, Ill% down on dey of IHC., 1111. 0111\ or certlflld PlalntiH , check, bllance on •VI· oonllrmotlon ol 1111. IHEILA M. PAIITLOW,.t al., IIALPH I. Dtltndlnll TRUIIILL, 11\trlfl, MtliJI COURT OP COMMON .counly, Ohio PLIAI, MIIQI COUNTY, OHIO ll!tM!II l LORIIIII · ' Co., L.P.A. In pur1u1noo ol In ly; Dennie lltlmu order of lilt to me jlleg.II0031101) Cllrtollcl from aalcl ~omto c. Wrenlll\0,. Court In the o!IOVI (IIIIJ. 1110417711 tntltled aotlonc, 1 wiU AttorniY• tor P elntlll expoot to 1011 II 2110 lciiiOft IIYd. public auction on tho P.O. IOIIIM front attpe 01 lht Twlntburrr. Ohio Mtlgo Counly Court 44017 HouH on Thuracllly, (110) 426-4201 AUIOUII 1, 2002 II IO:»O A.M., Of 111<1 (7) •• 10, 17,2002 '. ' =:·..,.= .!:1':.':!~ ·THI POLLOWINQ IIIAL II T ATI IITUATID IN THI COUNTY OP MIIQI ITATI OP OHIO, AND tN THU TOWNSHIP 0 I•LtiiU... • ..0 ..0Ri "' "" PDAIIITICICIIUILAIIIIDLY •1 " POLLOWI: IT llltNQ A PAJIIT OP IICTION NO. t, TOWN 2, PubiiG Notice The loarcl of Trulltet of CoiUmllll Town11\lp will hOld 1 IJuclllt hearing 1t ·• 11110111 llllltlng, ~uly 't l. 20112 It 7:00 p.m. It llllltra llallon. ' Miry lrlliy, Clllll Columb1!11b ··-rr. ~~ II, "• II•. 11, 1 ', ' �•' ' ) 11ttibune - Sentinel - 1\ J ~tet . ...._-.,.n, - : ~--~- •- .., *'*"'" ;a:~~i; CLASS IF ED ~ I ""' IIIII, t II ..... l •- $MO - . II CMt.y ''""' 1500 Grond· -Am. ·11111>.• 11&0 ...._- , ltto.OO -" l•- Moll Ill IN nil COUI!T Of' COMMON I'LIAI No ...rosOttO COUNTY, Cllorl Clrtd<a. uo 3M· Mt3 oq?401?-IO * ' ~-., 1 llriD ~ L NOTICII'OIII Cal- &'()C)pm.IJ40)M?· PUIUCATION -t- ..._.__ • - ·~ CAU NO. 111-CV.OII - ........, ~-..,.. u.., C .r#l~{:I04..: . ; .Good. "'D-!~TI,~I't, IV ,...., , , ~.., · ,. 110MtQ!- s- COni II lit? Solum, 4 - ltl>rl LOI t; Olillllolla "'-" filth AA, 13500. l?otO~'It- rt"""" ,.. i. ir;;;;~;;;;;::;;;::;;:; HAROLD SMITH, AKIIHI\11101.0 I. SMITM, J.._, IT AL s~ ?, """'IONII!t, ONo. OIII'INDANTa. 1001 -.... ·t o.m.r, $1'-100. ttllt 111v01o ComHarold 1 . Smith, r;. t Ownt<, '*II, 1111 ake Herold. Smltll, Noon, $MGO, 111:1 SUn· Jr, will tlka notice donee. sna. 1111 S· IO, that on lrla-h 14 SISOO. 111i4 ~ Sorllro, •• ' snoo: 1na eooo, lOOt ~ A~. taus. (740)1111· Mid Slett Tn.ot, IV ·~· ew 111ft. Pti Hill lllecl 111 complalnl and A11ol. agalntl you In the Court of Common te11 GooHI\oali Sloclo "-'~· ,,., Lsq Now. (7 4 0)~'11· ~~~-------711 John- 138 Slcldo- · "'!"'...- :113 COni t4 '"'!ll.thOOU Flft. 1740)4-te.; 1'111'11 AM Cub TrtciOr of ,.quallng tilt C®rt =:=.~ng·~· to lermlntta , tny 8n-.an ' · • ln..,..l liMit rou "'"'e ~thep~~" 1114 Ford Plet<up, F· deacrl'*l 11 tollowa: IIIOMD, SuparCab 4K4 llhllle In the •CICI. 011111 ' TAnk.: 'l'bwnahlp of Olive, lbwlng -·~· 100K Mllga County, Ohio m1ttt. AIUmii\UII'IIIImt, Cop In 'section t, -f. 4, 111 , 0:,.~ ~~~ 11, IIOINNINO In lha , '1171 ~':iS:O~·::: :.•*=..,·- ·- -·__ - . Com A - 110111 MITO lALla, NCIJ '" ~. llliQI\mtn ~ i7'401181~ In One Week With Us 'REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS YOUR AD -;;-;;-;;;'i;;;;,;: l'ldo vour own PtlitMt. ~· Ctolld~ ~ I \1,\1'-11'1'111' ,\ I I\ I ' 1111 Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. t,. r I~ r·"'--liilliiiiliiii•-'· ~DM {)utltirw t · ?~)+141- 4407 3aegistet To Place Qtribune Sentinel Yaur Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992·2156 (304) 675·1333 Call Today... or Fu To tMWooa . or F•x To HN1157 Or Fllt~To~~!!!;!!!!..__.:._ _ _ _~ I. tOO a. Vlllaw. $1~ 01 - ' =-eo..:~. ~~: Up To 15 Worcla, 3 Day• ln-ftton ....... . O"••r 15 Worcla 204 Par Word I tOO II•"'• Ada Muat Be P ...pald . {740)3'1N488 . t:104)8H·'IOShlll! Gpm, IllS OMC Z71 , Lotdld, 110 HClMK 1-tlo!\lll S\11* C Modtl lbwlng -ago. Good IMI'RClVF.IItmlli Nl'll DOOCI Ullll dll• Cotrdltlorl, WIH Stll Cheep. . w~toto'otiii\IIP' (740)1M-8874 Cullom Building & Ramod· rntnl. SlfOO. 010. Mull H TeO Konwortn Good llllng O..r 18 ,_.,. E•poSill. t:IQ4)87G-43381!18pm, COndlllon. .. 000~ Coli tltnet. FNt Eollmatoo. ' (?04)4tl•l87hh!Gpm.. (7~)M8MOS, LM'Il Mil· ~~~~~~u~vi~,~ ~--round belt wqon llgt no • -· or'140..C41-es 1i · &taoo.oo , ooUta ee Mudl 11200 PU EM!. rtOII.. bllllld lOr lUll 1111 Cab. Now laholltll Siartor Jh Roollng & ContlfuO· Clltw DIOituo 110000 3011· Tl- CD . . . BIIHIItnt lion . 1 14 015~2 ·8112, CondiiiOf\, Atklng 11 11()0 !7.0)378•1131. 1740)378· I?G-801. . . 157 Wr\NIID 0.0 (740ffl?H . 1. ""'a••, 04 Cnt«y S10 e ap., 4 0)'1. Ei.K!.'TIIICAII '" ...,, 113K Nada • .700 1111 R~t'lllt;KRA1'ION ty,.,...;... 1 F-&;;;;--, rio \\\tll \1 I \I I \ I ' r MIY Frl<ltY &:~. ' FIHmtrktl. 3M ~~~g~l EtQ9rta. Full MtC1~anlo Sl., Pomo~QY, leN!Qt mala ana ltmalt II· coli (f~)8tlcorlt an<J dono- Prompl an<J Prolouional tnd Conll· dtnllll. Wt 1110 dO lllrl~· dl)l. Ptlvtll lnd l!a~htlor Porllu epm· 111m. (740)388-HQO. Alllolult 'lllp 'Oollor· US SliVer, 00111 Colna, p,.o1; ., wny wall? Stort mttllng Dlamoncla, Gold Ohio tlnolttiOnlghl, Ollltoll 1 U.S, Cul,.noy,• lrtt 1·A00·766·2US '"' Shop. 181 Soc· )U L O.lllllOIIt, 1•0. J:'~ It A~~ : r..__ANTIQllliS ___.. Gratlamt Up~oltllry It !IIIIa!* -~ paroon 10 Sllrl 'lll~t l~llnHI 'lbo 3 yr 0111 hOmt IOOI!tO on Hoi I oo" lot on 'l'jooon Graolouo living, t and . I , S1~=~~~:: IOOI<Ing lor "'"'""" In~ cool< m1111 & 110 Qgnt dojl." !'rimtlhoppinv Ctn- Mlrout! Rd, outlilll ol AI• ~--with , ..eo lftllltt aP. bedroom &~>~tlmtllllll VII• In ttltdln lttmiOQ.IOr•uP' 1\oultkttplng, lOr raK.-.t Itt IJiooe A..AI A~ elM, 1 4 - all tltelrlo ingll8,11()0.(1~1147•\t00 IIQt Minot antiiiNttlilll -·.. ·~. •-holo1tf 1\l!nlluro. hWI!IQ ... oouplo dllllng lila ~ ill! Ot - ! * 11111. I NkMI r - ..,.ntral air, 111191111e, 1 Apartmtnll In M~t. , l"'litnot II ~IIDM 04111 parl•llme 0!)1101\11, hlary Ull,. OllloH. Ntwly A• bedroom, hllllllaomont, COil Horot llrm, U mil, ~ $1?1~. Call 140- ·~~~~;;;"1 (1•01•••·~S8 lor an •P· navotill* biH<I on modtlld, Soling Vtlloy I'll· (140114NIOO trollt<, lllrn, out bulldlnga, OOHQt(, Uqual 11ouolng f" polntmtnl. billl)l. It!. ft<lUIItd coli Rod ••· Col (f•Ol••to3<111. - · llptrall tralltt Oppottun11111. ~...__. . 3QII.efS-11H . I Btd-n~ I 11111\IL IO apaot, OUI!tnlly rtnlld, ,.,.:..;.,.....,~~=-= Harilwllt S.IH Clark. Mill ltlnotld. l mlltt rrom $87K, (1401141·11 II Itt.. Notlll Third, MlddltpOII, I , Stn<l Rttumo 10: C~ 181 Jltlla!* paroon nttdtd lor RIO Granda, $18),000, mtll!ge• bedroom Mnlantd IPlrl• H White c.lilng l'ln, 111. !>'0 Qlllllpolll Dol~ Tribune, lnlant oara at hOmt roal• (1401141·1117 ~01 lot hit· Ailll<OM 1 111 mtnt. no pall, dtPOIII& ~~~ (7401181-MU us TWril A,.,, O.lllpolle, dtnot. Mual be ~· Cabin wllh a ~01• biOI\ ol oaroa. """rod & rHdy lor • - ~~C~Uirod, 1740 l"" A1 'IIlii Soli, 11111 Dill 101 011 •m1 bit, 'Ill lnqulft, (740)445• lltoi!IOfl tiiii"G, lllldtllllol 'l'jooon ~lkt, II!Omo 'IIIII building, 011,.1 drl-oy, OleG ·Salt. lqulpmtnl l'ttlnlal, HIIP W4111td alri"G lor lilt 1aiS . & commtrolll, IIH till• Rd. (7(0)448· t:IOO Willi l tltolrlo l'lllllblt, I Btdtoam Apartmonl, Ctn· . o.,..r, lloakhot, labcol oldorly, Corti Group flomo. S.lt~parton notdtd lro ~~~ 17• 0)7.a..U&. 740. · Porltr lftl, Aoitlno lltl Alt, WltllhtiiO!ytt-. aorapot, 'lltoiOI lquipmtlll. now poyl"'l minimum wogt, momcrlol t~pt otmtllty. 8 IQU, Atmodtltd Homo. LcoottrJ l1UM, Call (740)448· up. Dtpotlt anti Alflrtnott (7401«1.0018 . ANMliJNOlllliMS naw anllla: ?am-~. 1om· Mutt no,. pte'llouo Nitlt TUIIHID DOWN ON ~I Ann ~~,..( ~~~~ 4Gt• lrom I.S or (740~46· Raqulltd. (7•0~ile·0.73 Adullllloparo, 11.,. Mtdl\1111 ~ . Gpm, 3pm·11pm, 1lpm· IMPtrltnot, Pltftlltlly In IOOIAL IICUIIITV IUtt ·~~~~.o~:rpol, ~~tulllloll ' :11411111! Gpm, ~ bedroOm IPirlftlllnl , 1a dOIIn. 1'11~1 all 110: 1om, 0111740.881·GORS. c-11r; SIIH. Wit no.. I No PH UnleM Wt Wlnl Ntw DIOI\ Thltl lltdrool" a•-- •lui uliiiiiH a 1»111111-IIIU Of (»4)Ma• C·1 Beer Carry Out permll now 100 unit Moutoloum. I.W•IIU-3MG ' ' '""''""'""" "' Ht4 · · III\IJ' W~N11\U DIMONITIIATOIIII High Commloolon Loll ol ~Nino room, Dining Room & d-11. HUI) IIIJ!!IO'Itd, 3rd :;::;;...,.....,.,.,...-for ule, Chealer Townlh lp, lmmtdlllt wo•• In Mloon, LfldL Wit Slit 'M•~• ~ Kllohtn Comblnld.:r..o Cor 111111 Aoclno, (7~1 147· Agoo Allla nta aardon Mitlgt Coynly, ttnU lotttfl ot rnttrtll to: Tht 0111~ roloiUgrcotry umL Burial SI)IIOII. ~Oil Cloragt, ,.... wlrod IIO!Igt L .. . . .... .;; •m =-.,.,...-..,...~- Tri«>tor 110' - · hYdro. ... "A IIIIIH111h" tlorll ttr)lpllng. Fltlllblt lnd MorkD/1, Coli Jllol! lor bullafngt, Prlot $&1,000. """""' Aolrlmtnl Colli lor lltt~l Ollltnt, U ,600. !*lt?S· .' 'enllnol, PO Boa 728·20. ·s1ngora & Voool Groupe. aohtdula. Fll. Sit. or Sun. molt lnlor""'llorJ (1•0)8U· Pomoro hlo 457 9. · PI\Onl 11•o~•8·H?S FOil Roo tllao ~111001': Ave' ;;;llll:l:la:.._~,....~-AII Sl~loa . & Agto' Naohvlllo Coil E._ Sl"!loH 1•800• 8050. t~0.)07S.SS40 0t (»1)117G; AntiQue lltdroom Sot., baby Rooora E•oot.. Sooklng Ntw 700.()747 btlwton 1-5 pm . Mtlllll.l! JiUI\11\."j t ·3 8\lllroomt FOitOioalll coa4ttk lot Nanoy llama" ltlQI dog oarrltr. GIW.AWAY TalonI Coming To Hunting• wttkda)oa. Domino'I now liking olltlll· All lOll ttllto-lalnt •ult SAI.K Homtl Flom 11 ~ 4'11 3011 07a.al0 1 ton, WV. (731).2Halt , Dltttry Aldt Olllontlor llitl drl\llrt, 0.1· In lhlt M - I l l)own 30 'AIIra 11 B.I'll NJI ~..lllbill/1101 ( ) . lcenlo Hilla Nurt1"9 banter IIpolio ond Pomtroy lcol· IYl!IIOI II 1M -~~ APA. PQi .LIIII!"jO. 1100-311• 'I'Mn RIYtrt Towtl IMO lot • 5 ft·Wk, and a B·Min Old 17~ 11424-a t• 1. . II now oootpllnQ oppMot· 110111 only, ~1»1~ In pa!W\, ,lll_ift1AIIei11M 1•1'10, S ltd_.., I loll!, \!Sa~ !II. t'/Qt, tldttl)ll diMbltd, C.8, lqulpmtnl , et llllvt!lupplet: B!"ck L1b1Germ1n A ITA~IIAAC~ Ilona lor 1 porl·llmo dii'-IY whloll mtktt It lliqallt Alt, Atlllodtltd. (7.01118· Now lcotpllng Aooi~IIOfll dtrt, Blut, All Numbtra Snepp•ra Ml• . GraOI od..nloa "ony lUG 3 Btdroom ~onoh nomo In lor 1 br, 111 uillllltt Plld Maloh, Chromo RoMblr lot · Around Children. (740)247· ".Singo~a & Vooal Groupo, 1101 Pltaot opply 1 ~ paroon Soolol Sor•lott nultlng 110· ollll)'loo 1 agoo" Addlton . Towntlllp. HUI) •Utltltd, oarpottd SmAll Plok•up, (7.0)388· 4003 01 3; 1 Bucorldgt Rood. 810• tition lor 81 bed nultlng II• proloronH, llmltotlon or NoolwiMt Rooord Eooot. wtiiiSOhlnd lhO Spring VII· o llll~ IOOettd In Aihlnt, lll,oarlmlnollon beltll Of\ 1•x80 ~Ill Moml, 3 Bod· (740)4.8•0711, No lhdd<lt oporlrnonl, rtrrl lo 30'11 ol 0110 Froo llrowo<XI. mnplo, 1pplr aooklng naw tollnl oomlng 101 Clnomal ~ 01 0111 Ohio. OU1 ltollliY hot • long tiH, 1010!, rtlltlon, 111 room , a 81111. Elotlltlll Pott yt>ur odjuatld lnoomo Ollil =~===-& looull , mull lakt ol , 10 Huntlnll!on, WV ) 44 ~ 7160 ond Ill< lOr llondlng ~ltiOiy OIIMotlltnl tamllllltltMO! noll- Condlllon. Very rauonoiJiy ' 304•815•5810 bllwttn 8• COO~ DOWN , Ctnlral Air 1740 i7'40)002· 3717 · 731 ·424·2aaG Jullln Frum 10, molt lniOr• rogulotor~ ~»mpllonoo u orllln, Oftnl' lnttntlon to prlotd, Coii(140144HI83 HOUM lor ltnVaalt, 1-eoo• •:30 pm -1«11~ Condlllonort nnd Hill 731 ·42HI41 mallon. . wt1111 dldiQIItd alan W~ mtllttnytuoll 1014 Ctntury, 3 Btdroum, ~0·80tl Now Tlklnll Applloetlont• Pumpa, II~ don't CAM Ul KIIIOJIO• lroo 10 goo<! homo, ARCADIA NURSING ~niOJ, tlmt 10 COli lor OU Pltflrtnoo, llmltlllon Ot 14a'IO Tralltr. !•otlltnl ~lkO Now s.oto l LO'II ItA!, 35 Wttt a Btdroom 'II>Wll• wt both lOll. Pitt 1111• ~:,': 1 "· 2 10'"" 1'· 17401992 ' CENTER . 'tlCI~re;\ Rtolo~rorn now ;,'.'~,";~r. ~;'!,.''!':~In~'.'; diiOIImlntllon," Condition. 17•0)218·1149 Anllque Olnlng Room . houtt Aporlmonll, lnollld•• ~'~:a~~~:C·63011 lhd It now oootpllng opplloo• hrngal 1~»11 nl, ullor portunll~ 10 work wllh 1 G31!1X 5 0~br., lba. Norrla i140)aGII•IUO Willi Stwagt, Truh, · ~ llono to• Ptri·Timo STN~'t. part·llmt, plotl up opplloo· Qltll ltlm, lnltltlltd oon· Thlt nowopapol will not -u~a wiOt, now!• ltmod• Naw•· Doaorattd. Carpol, U!O/Mo., 1•0·•4&·0008. Otll ®mpulor lol lllo. lr YAl!llSAI.R A•allablt thltlt oro 2·10 lloi\III00,11on6brlngbaok ~~~~ 1111 thould apply 10 . knowlnelytHtpt - ~ • •r 11 11 1 d k :::;;::::::=~- and 10·8. We ottor t~ctllont btlwoon , O:SOom & Klmtt ConYIIflotnl con: tdYfnlotmtnto lOt 1111 tit~ lntlde; 00\llltd Iron! Ptlnt, ! lo. 5 roomt/Ba.... PlttNnl Vtllty Aparlmtnl m~n 1• Ill • ruo, II • bonotllo ttlal lnolude Htollh 10:00tm, Monday thru Stl· ltr, ?S Klmll ~ant, ~lhtnl, ttltla wlllo~ !tin poroh, IIIII pump 80 ,T mtnl . Fltl,& Oopotlt, No ~~~ lAking Applloollono lor Od t, monitor, ktybotrd , lnouranoo, 401 K, Ull lntur· urdly. o••o •• 701 'IN ~•1, •d· ¥101111on 011111 llw, Out raor dook30.•83HII03 f'tlt , (30<1)811•1181 IBR 3BIU •HA Applloo· moult, pod, tpaAktlt, big P" YAKil SA!JI '" •• • ,•., ~ ,.._ ,,. " dttk & ohlk, all PtPitwOI~, 11Ont· 1" taken MOhdoy •IJJ.I"ll .'~ a nee, oompollll•o wogoo Midi Homo Htalth Now Hlr· mlnlllrotor.'!quol Opporlu· lntormtd , v t6 Oil~ •t>r. 18150 on Nice olton G room oolltUt lhru · color 111 prlnlor & tOtnntt, 11111 11 G~ ' " ana opporlunlllao tor ••· In FIN'o, PTI FT ond PRN. nil~ lmployor Bnoouroglng ronltd latin Qolllpolla ~trry, on Monrot ~"• Pl . Pltll· Frldoy, Olllot It Lcotltd II Wlndowt aooo , SISOO, ••noomonl. II you wanl IO II ~nltriiiOd pltoll ooll Dl· WOikplaooOIVtrtlty. dwtllinlotrlvtrllllllln ~ott modol omoll 28•44 tn130.•87G•3TS1 1151 !,.rgrMn Ort\11 Polnl 11•0)142-7•3• lllltntWtpaptrtrw DoubloWidt In Rullond Pll111nt, WV Pnont No It 3 Fomlly Muuo \'lud Solo. 1o1nour loam, oontacl Sua· ann 11111111 AN 01 Solurday 20th, Sunaoy an Wlnlond , O.O.N. 11 7401 17401448 .4,.8 • 01 1,800 • URGENTLV NEEDED· ·~!1~!~'"!' .~"111"11 lltl. Mlkt Ollor. (304)011· Smoll i Btdroom, Homt In (30.107H800. I .H.O , Grubb't Plono• T\!nlng & a111. ll:OOam·CarM. 10G74 etl7·31 50 ' 481 633. pial"'* dor\ora, torn 110 IO Oo..riYhlly Dallft, :1080 ! uroko, I:IIG/mo.cl300 dt· Ropolll, Problamt? ""d 1!\llo•lllt Plkt (Porter Side). 1\roadla Nuralng Ctnlor · ' 1110 pa1 woo~ lor a or 3 poalt , No Ptl~ Coil tlltr S l'unlll? Coli Tht Plsno Dr. i!i!by-Kido·Adull Clolhlng, Eotl Moln Slrtol O.trt>rook Ctnltr hOI on houra wttkly. Call Blo ~lit Pot 1111 eg Champion 5pm. (1401S84·1GGO 1\\CII 1• 140·4•0·•SIS . IJI Sizto. John Otero Mow· C~»l•lllo, Oh lmmodlllt optnlng tor o Platml Sa!YIOI, 740·G92· 141GO mobilt IIOmt, 2 Dr., 1 M tl ~ 111.111 RIIJI'I' .... 4•whllltr. ~·· Cott 7401887·31GO pall limo ollloa attltlant. CCGL ba. Wlthir • dr~tr ~ook lHIII.& OMIIli ' Knl\111, Toolo. Loll ol mlao, EOE Mull novo· good oommunl· ·. ~ .!,ISM~I.u upo, now lum1oa, now hoi FOR R11Nr Would llko 10 ltnl 1 101 tor lndoponaom Ht1blllll Dlo· · noma. Choap Pnm. ----..,...-- 01111011 tklllt lnd bl oompul· nm ~ n Wlltrllnk, OIOVI & rtlrlgl' ntw mobllo home (lbGO) lnDUIOt, Call POt ProduOI Or AVON! All Artatl To 0 01 or llltrolt. Pltllo oomo In D~SINI~ ltor lull~ OIIPII , window air 11110 , Rill. 'lltlltr tot ltnl. oround lloalnll&y!IOuat 01 Opporlunlly. 11•01•41- IHR 36 Grllt)t Sueot Thurlday Soil. Shlrloy SPtara."lo•· ohd oomplllt your opplloo· TMAININH IVIlO ,.170Cioylon, 3BR, 1 oondlllontl 13000.00 30•· Wil.ouhdry Aoomlbr. ~1101 aurroundlng vlolnll~, JET ond Friday. 181ho1Qih. 078• 1421) lion II 333 Page Slrool, 112 BOlli, Rtmodtltd G?S.QGU lonotd yard, I3GO. Mo. (140)0<11·1843 A!RATION MOTO"" · Mlddltporl, Oh or lot moll Fo10h B lldl 11 ltd •01' no Wood BI·Fola Oooro, Jowtl· Cutlomtt lorvlot lnlormotlon ooll (7401 VV2· Qolllpollt Oa- Collt~t • • Good Uttd 14•10 2 btd· 130.4)G1S.S381 (1401081 · Rtpolrod, Now & Rellulllln • U ~~~ an ry, Boby l HOUIIhOid 2• 2 , . tCarttrt Clott To Memo 118,000 OB · (7401440· room Fronl Kliahtn. Only 0 91aok , Coil Ron !vonl I· 6412 ltomt. Fltpttoontotlvo. Coli Todoyi7•0.•40·43C , 0010 teOIG.OO. Call Nikki 140· 800•637•9828. ' 1·800·21.·0·82, 31G·~8 2' bodroom Mobile HOmt IQ . c Fomlly Vord Solo, Cloy Ptrlollmt POtlllon II Tht O•trDrook Rthlbllllallon 1 Rtgtll0·00·121.B. twiO Modulal on I Ill ' . Ntw Mavtn liOOii!IIOI.U I .~ ~ TOW" HOUIB, LO'w'tr'. lana Dally Sonllnol, Pomoroy. Ctnltrlt now IOOtpilng ... umapl .. b ~ tumtol!>lho poohlon o1 01· 10111 olltnd on lull biN• Moton Co. Poltlline Rd . (30oll882·1t01 GoollH ~lnooln Plpllntr woldtr, Thuradny, Frldly, Saturday, w~:_·p'l•d"o''rlonolnly. 0M ~ td. 0 • 1 1 1 s 001 Q1tnt. 3 Bldroomt, ll•lnu 1/lloora. 1815 1••11, lbr. ~ . 12100. *.01G•4018 1 1 s 11 1011 01 1 10 1!1h. 19th. 201h. lloratt. ond enpy working ' · 'room, 11n>ly room wllh u,.. 2Da " E•oolltnl Condlllon . 2· bt. 1 lull boil\, Hud ap· ML'it.1!JJ.ANIIOIJS plooo, dining room, ullllly Owntr Financing, S48,GOO. piO\IId 1200. dop. Nrloua Appllanooa: Roaonolllonod I ~ongobtrgtl Bllklll lor . Qorago Solo. 3618 Sltll wlln numDero Send lttumo Candldllt mull POIItll . room, kllonan wllh naw It• (~1882·8840 cella only 7~·44G•4IOS Wtolltlt, Or;tt!t !lanett, oalo· •••lou• olllt wllh lin· ~oulo 14 t. Friday and Sll• 1o: Sonllnol CSR, olo Qolllp· otrong Ytrbol ond Wllllon . olio Dally Trlbunt 828 Thlr~ oommun~allon tklllt, Mtd· lrlgerator a II0¥1, 2 lull Rtlllgrlloro, Up rollO Do~t ,trt And prOIOOIOII , ut<lay, H . Rain or Shine. AYinut Qa lllpollt, OH loold. Mtdloora and MDB Blaokbtrrlto. '1ou plok . bllho, 11111 pump, double Now 2003 14,10 3brllll>lh. lbr. Mobllt Homo lo1 rani QultaniHdl Wo Soli Now (7401Qga.&188 Cilarogl Saloc-Joly 1Q!n, 4&831 or drOQ by Stnllnll knowttrJgo. LSW wlln IIPI• Flltndly RldQt, 112 gallon . Olr ga~ago, 1 20'•110' lddl• Onl~ IQQG. down • only Qolllpollo ~orry, (304)G10• Moy1ag ~llanoot, Frtnoh . i~~~~ Q:~~~~~~~~~~ld~~:: Ollloo ;:,;:~ lnb~,ng ~~~m :q~l~;~: 11•012Ho1 I'IS ~""' mtt· llona1 garage. otiO'II giO\Ind '~~~3i~~mh· Coli Morold 5110 LHvt Mamge, Oily Mil~tao,. 140·448·1108. ~:: ::.':n.~~~~ ·~::.~ Pro Forma Air Wo!Mtr, Full ,.-...,..-~--- Quolllltd oondldlloo pltall • SOli. PIIOI wllh ntw daok , ' 3 Btdroom1, 1 Ill Btlh Mo· Couch ond Choll Blulll.lghl For Conortlt, Anglt, Cnan· Size Molal Boo, Cohlnolt. Oalo Enlry Cltrk wllh boola oon1101 Charlo Brown, Ad· WIIN'nCil !oottrn School Dltlrlol on Now Doublowldo on 1 Aora. bllt Home whn Olloga, )0 Putplo Floral, GOod Condl• nel , Pill Bar. 81111 Grallng C:lolhoo, and mllDh more. Aooounllng oklllo noodod. mlnlllrolol 11 333 Pogo "'Cl l"l Flolwooda Rood, Pomoroy. Clott IO Town, 4 Btdrcoml milt Eoll ot Jookoon. liM. 11•0. (1•01448·122t Fo1 Orolno, Dri\IIWIYI & 140•892-772t 1' 2037 Cora Mill Rd , Send rooumolo : PO Boa 27 Slltol, Mlddloporl , Oh 2 llllh with Clarno R®m. HOOimo.. 1300 dtPQIII. No alltr Gpm Wtlkwoyo. ~U Scrap Mol· " =;..=:::::,;;~:::..~- Pt Pl. m 2G880 or Fai 10: 481110. EOE 1991 sonull nomo on Pt•· (74014•0·:1384. Poll. Call (7401280·7870 111 Open Mohdoy, Tuoldoy, GFrlldiOI~tdlll a~~: T h~Oo:)i ~nd btloro Jul~ O•trbrook Rehobllll lion All Mll<tl ~awn Mowell manont loundtllon, 31R 2 No C,.dlll Qo I lliiWIIh O•Opm . ,or Salt: RtOOndlllonod Wtclnolday & Frltlly, 111m· 20 (304)87H7C8 ' 1• 6 20ih. . • lnd Ouldoor Power Equip. lolh a 011 Oaltgt Willi \lllnmon Wllhtlt, d'Yifl and tllrlll· ·· ·30pm CIOIId Thurtday Fal~lol Lane, som-4pm . Conltl It ou•rtnlly IOOfPI· mtnl Ropalrtd Frtt Plokup • tel ~oant, On~ 3 ~oil . Mobllt Horne LOIIor ronlln orato11 Thornpoona AppQ. a'11 dAy a 8 d ' LOll ol E•t~ylhlng I nlld 1 babyollltr In my lng rppi~~~~IIIOI Ill UP· •nd dtMYiry l~llltblt Coli :~·:;,~·~~~ M= (140)440·351 · (loll~~~~~·· Wllillold up anoo. il407 Jool<ton Alii• (140~445-1300 ' un oy. 111 11401445· nUl, (30<1)811•1111. OUoll CrNk Mohllt Homo homo ror lwo lhrll yo11 :~~~will bt ,•,::~~:~~: MlkO t14014ile•1G04. · · Rold, ' Palrlol. 110.000. Prttorrod ~ 01 n 1 wlln;. ~~ 13I• Pork Core Mill Road Lol · oldo. Loolltd In lhe Roolne Ill Jul~ 20111 2002 and 1111 (140)218·1884 Ill ~1111 II low to 8.7G!I Clood UHd Applllnotl A.. 183.. Wodneodoy July 17th ••~•· Mu~~~ n;J:."'f'no" olatt will bigln on July all ~og gr~»~ln~ do~o Indm~ 2 btdroom IIOuN In Pamer wlln ~nd Home PurohiN. Ttollor tOr ron I In lyttouN, oohdlllonod and Guiran· Not<llo Trao~ lkltt Af>tlro• ihru &lturd':l: July 201n. ~~r ~~11 ., 1 ,:,. •:,.:n:i 2002. 11 you oro lnltlttlod: 7 ~~:;,. 7 .~m"'(: 1~ 1 u~ ·~ oy will ttll on land 00111110; 11401448•3013. 1 bedroom, nkMI ~rd l oar· ltld. 'Waonoro, Dlytro, 3 lltllt old. l•ollionl eon: opplloollono moy ill p~kOd ri401370.'Il088 , g o•' will rant wllh opllon lo lummtiCiaaronoo PlfJ~)fOI =Ill, I3GO, ~lngll. and Atltlgeralora, dillon. Paid 1200. at~lng tam IIIIJ"If loin Canoolod (740)1l11l·1701 P lor lhal oy on Y· UP 11333 Pago 91., Mlddlo. . buy, 1·0·181-1M4 AIIIOI mOdell rnull go, 2003 ' lome 111M II IU. IIIIIQgl 1100, (30()875·3«0 --:--~--., lngrtm lllrga Company will pori, Oh 401GO In our tront QIQrgoa Porllllll lawmlll, modtlt on lilt WI~ 1111 AI'AR'I'MEHII Appllonoit 15 Vlnl II.. Aldl • YA)U) SIIIJI, Do aooopllng opplloollonr olllot or oonll'l Krlallo don'l nou1 ~· idOl 10 lilt 1·3 br. lull 1111 bottmtnl, · limo 10 buy 11 now ' Many n-(140)«8·13eti 1 ~l.a;vn ~TI~4AOI)0111• PoMJrJIOV/MIOIJI.II: lor Oooknondt 11 lho Ath• Mtddon, &len Otvolopmtnt mllliull call ~.01G- 1U1. CIIOk, naw un1111 air, now nomtt )'Olio otroooi trom _ 1'011 """' • ••• 0 ISf. 1'1ba A k tOr Lw-iiiiliiiiiiiiliiiiii• lond DIQl, lor Employmonl lor . moro lnlormallon. paint lnllell, ttnoocl ylrd ,tt don'l dtlay, wa'rt mO<ilng . ...,,more Wltiltr/Dryar Ill, • • un · ~ Soourlly oHiot, 114<1 Ctrltr (1~1QQH412 1.0,1. M~uttholpar a.allablt: lurdollo ·Add . • nloo lhom 0111. • 1 ind 1 btdroom apatl• ll40, I WhltiPOO Wtlhl",a •ltarto•Oablntl liyle lor • IemKy yord ttlt· July 1I · A"" Aonltnd, KY • 1108 on O.orDrook Atnabllillllon g11~',;,n~:~:C.~· ~::~i.' l.ct,OOO.OO ~.011·1801 Oolto Mobllo HomN monte1 turnloilld end untur•. ~~roM;~'i!f.l Ar:,~ltf. . ~GO . .ltll ot l.adltt Ololhtt 10·20, Oam·dark, oldo by 7110 throu\h 7117 lrom Center 11 ou"onlly tootpl· mOiling ' Whllev'ar 1 3 bedroom newly rtmdd· 111U . nllhoa, HOutiiY dtpoall rt• Call atltri•OOflm' 11401....,· , or 15.00, Orcokpot l Cot· tld,..e,,•,•.O<idt1 o ~~".,!",,·, ~ic ro"' 1:00am Ull :OOpm. Htl\')' lng opplloollonolor Pl•lllmt 1101 ~ · ~on•tl 11111011 oltd In Middleport. call Tom U.l . GO lttl Alnont, Ohio qulrld, no Pill, 140.802· 1088 · ' too Mol<tt to1 IG. Polaroid 1 1 1 .. ~ .. • 1 ltbor blol!ground lo prttr· dloltr;aldollyouorolnlor· 11401 11G04' · · Anderton 11111• 8pm P110nt140·092·117! · 2211. Oomoro , 111. 1140)441· IUD. 1011111, waohor. drytrt, rod II 1 forming , logging, llltd applio.llont moy bl ' ~, 802 33<41 ' UHII H D p MoiiOhtn O.rpot aoa Clerk ll421l 11 ' • •. m 11 omtt. · own ,,. t ltdloorn Apatlmtnll Onopal ~oad ,.Orllr Ohio ' :;.;-=:-:-~:--::-::--..,01r oondlllonor. lurnllure. oontlruollon. olo.), You lol<td u 11 333 Pt 11 Top 10 1o11om Cltaninp, IOVO, 1oo1a. loll ot olo!nlng l mull havt • valid PIOtult 10 ~lddloJ'r 1 , Oh fa1eo : lo~Yioo, proltlllonall '" . 3 ltclr®m with gorogi on 11:0i:.:;a~~w 11 181 ' lllrllng II late/mo, Waoh• 1140)448·14~4 1·11'7·830; ~ ~·~ 11111~lor 8111. Ont mlao .. gun ooblnll. badt, and loclol ltourll)' Cord 10 1 o 1 o2501102 dtnllll. olfloo o111n ng at epproolmollly 1 aore On • . ' tt/Drytr Mookupl liM and ftU. ''" lollmlltt aaey "" ' "' •ro1 Ono Rt· VC~ """· oo oorl , Coull apply. EOI W~N · ' · on atlordabla prloo. l'loull 2. Qalllpollt Wt "'" approxlmtloty 10 Attrlgoralor. -!140144t· tlntnOing, llO dayo NM. 11 &llvtr. Otll (7 Dr441·3U1 SlrHI, tlaolno, lrom Forell Pa•l·llmtlnllruotor Netdtd. (1401802·2818 (OQ.III1C.CHJ uood nomtt lor undar tilt. oath. VII&' Mlllor Card. • no onowtr lllvo moo· Run 10 Ctrmtl 00 tlriiQniiO EXPIRIINCEO CAR PIN· 'I';Qing, -n~ng. Mtdlool 12.000,0111 1.000•131•3138 2 Btdloom Apartmt ~ l)rtl'f• I• llftll Nvt 101 ~N:"g"'''-::-~......- - Coull, 11. follow tlgno, TEAl NEE DID· Mull n1111 0/lloo. ltnd llttumo 10 Will Oo ~lgnl llllldontlol Oonvtnlont L.cotllon. Coun· to1 lnlo. teo lull I II Hoi 111m on I ' Woltlllnt IPIOIII' 314 200 ('74010<111-7038 1 diiYIII llot..., & 111.,.. QCC, ·117G Joclloon Pll<t, 0Ropalr, lltoltloal, Alto IUIId tty lttllng. A®roxlmollly t 111 ~ D 1Mhoo_pl· Now and U11d ,urn11u11 11121 .00 Ptr tOo· 1• •oo ;._;,;_;__,.--,.-Lon &I fPO ~ .. lloro movtd 10 • PII 131 oo p 1' • 1111 n 1 1 a knowttdgt lulto 311, Clllllpollo, OH - · ''" lotlrnoltl. Alk 111 Aortt, 3 hdroomo, Ill• 18· 11l, Suror ~~·· :Jrd re~don'll:.: rtmodollng. 41831 , lf ff~e~;40144t·1113, ragt, WotkthOp/Oulbulld·. Aclui'AOE qulltel. (?40!4-4HIII. Ylllt ~llct. 11011 tiO rt 10.3. lroil Oomprtt:fon ~~Jin~~ nouN on •IGh'·. oto limo. Qulltlltel li»IIOonlt oan I'AIIT•TIMI OPININGI • • · In;, Qr- lohool Dlllrlot. a btdroom oparrmenl, Mo.,.lol. Oolllor dlrt011ont In 110011. . l'lln oanaoit, I 4· P1ot1 up an ag:lclllon 11 ""'liN LI'N .\ND ITN4 Will p r - r t - IIOuHI. 1/ll Milt ~~ 3 aoltl I mlltt 0111 ot "' 1110'11 Clolt IIIIIOn, Chitter, (1~)441-4712 liON IVANI INTIIIPIII.. ~ ttm, Naw HOQI Rd. Chlltllon'o onalr!HIIIon, Wt ourrinat lllvt pan~•me trolltro, ond dtoltl. Ooll ~Oidgte:"~~·rr~""'·~ n\ , IIPII0,\11111, 01111: 0~~ .J~~~. par monut. ~llrlgaroiOr, "otrtgara. •• Jaolcoon, Ohio, t·SOO. Otlatfot, bra"!! name ototh• 1403 Eaoltrn Alii" Golllpo- pot111ont ovollallll in 111 at 441 •4231 Ill< lor lion Ot • • ' II drlvtway, 2 tldtt lonotd ( ""l•.. ov••l. 101• Lilla Now, New Como ' 131-flal lng, ~·· houHI\old lltmo. r:4o·~gt4 "' M•F, OUI nurtlng doporlmonlt. mtlllgl. Oounlry Homo Wllh 11•1/ll ln,_n.. lito. 121.000 104· . pr-, ueo. New Modal ::W::ood~:::H=.=.a=bo-.-,d......,-, llllnllll! gun, lurnooo. ' ' Wt Ill 1 1D·btd long•ltrm IOftl, :1/401. 21>1., a Olr' 4H·1011 IIAUTI,UL APAIITo Holpolnl Wlllltt, 1111. bclrd and ,ramt '1or ~o 1; F 11 Time X·A- Tocir Man· htolln oar.t ttollhy, . Goroge, obovt ground pool, MINTI AT IUOGIT Pill Lll<t Now Konmo11 O~r llzo loci UG PI u • YII)U) SALF... ~-Frldl)', Di~lme Moura. Pr011ldlng quollly ooro lor -Mandorolttd llllotlan oobl· 4 Aortt, U mlttlrorn 011)' 011 AT JACKION 1.: tteo, Mtglo Clrtt lltOtriO ' down Wlnaow 'lh n: P~·4 Pr, PI.I'AIWII' . No W-ndl or Hotldl)'l our •Hiclonlt lo OUI main - · Oft Lion llldtn lid. llmM on HI . (1401«1-ooa1 'i'ATII1 ta WillWOOd Orllll llenga, Almond, 1111. 114' Wldt H OO 1 2ee vaoollon and Ollltt lltnt; - n. Wo lrt looking lOr (~}lllot880 lrom l•ll11o 1383. Wll~ 10 lkiGal ~1111011. 78 VIne 'e.«s ' ' ' · 0 Family Yord Slit . fill Apply II: Mtdlotl PIIZI, paOI)it WhO ltlartlntll Yll' Houll In Qolllpotlo. 10 Itt• LOft ror 1111 In Alldlton M1op & mO\IItt. Call 140, ltrti!, (1401441o1i!H Croto AIR II 111110 ocnoOI ll:Je SA Ieo. Qalllpotlt or Uti, " Y'lU oro ,ltlal perton, monl OIIVt, 1 Aoorno, 41~, Towno~. S Aort Loll. 448·1GII. lqu•l Mouolng . 2nd lint on Forolllt Cllqlt, oall(1~1441-00110 Dltnlln ~-= ~.:Ctro Ctrl1lt' · INOTICII a ~~ . 2 112 lolha, '"II 174014 .()722 · OppollunMy. l•r-~~~-llalllr behind houto on rlgnl 8om·0Pm 3ID Colonllt Dr. OHIO VALLEY ~UILIIM· lootmont. !.argo LOt. Muon Co. , ..... Lol. Clly Oolu••· a btdracm lown· AMIQVI!Ii BliUJJINO 1hur 1·4 Go lllpollo loollld I!Omo 1-11. Oftlo ..,.14 IlliG CO rtoomrntndt 11111 (1~)440·1 HO Wlltr, lltotriO, povtd rd. llou11, ntal Hot111, 83ft •. SlJIIIIUIIJi · htllth a - ~ " An E<!utl Opportunlly vou dO DUIInHI wun PfOQII HOUtoln Mlddltport: 3 bid· OWntr nnonolng. 121,000. per rnor11h. i.Htt & dtoolll lluy 01 STNA. ComPIIIIIYt WIQII Emptaror VOIJ know, lnd NOT 10 lind room. quill 11rH1. oorntr (~)I8Z.II&IO roqulrtel, (140)+1!:1H1 "" 11' :' t"::'':lnMI.:; llioot<, brlotl, ~Pit wllh Dtntflll. l'tlorll toll frH TILIMAIIKITINQ monty lhrouglllht moll unlll lot, 2 oar Qtrlllf, mutt Ill WtiOh!Own MlntriYIIIt, a.1 Downtown· Up..lro, 2 Bod· a~ 1 a4 I. Pomoroy, 140- wlndowo, llntall, .to. Clluol 01 880·UH3Q3 Of ljlply II l-UU1...JOII ~~ ~~~~~ IIMII1Igtlld tho to a~prtoltttf 140•tQ2· IOflt, WOOdtdlliollod 1111, room,Apt" Otpooll & Allor• fU•aiJI . ~UN Moore, Wlnloro, ~10 Gron<Jo OH 3()8.C SR tt!O, G.tlllpollo · r .... 2519 13,000, (8801GCI:J.~153 tnooa. (740144e.Ot3tl own11. Clll1~·i4&.5121 . ' r ,,.111. ., . I '.f = wv .... r. ~ rio I I 1 • ° -D j rib 110 1 H I r . . . . . . --- ,,IV ::r• :n r I J'1or .u '•rr;. 40 ::f' .-,ly j ,..... r I· ' *· 1 I :J) i • i -t ' I i lload l"dlng from IItteiiviiii to JOIIIMI al the N.l . comer or lot deeded by Malor IIMCIIO OUCI!ey IIMCI; I l l - In a Southerly dl...ctlon olong lhl 1111 line ol the aakl lOt Of Dlldlly IIOed 10 the cenlar or the 'l'bwnahlp lllud : tMnce hllltly along oald Tllwnlhlp Road to the lniWiectlon or tha Uld Counly llload; lhance In 1 Norlh-twly direction llong lha center ol the aald Counly llload to the . IIOINNINO place of and containing 1 - , ~ or r....L • T " " 8 SOURCE OP: TITLE 11-~ ·------r.l r Bryan Reeves •-Top • Removal • Trim . • Stump irlrtding • Buckat Truck New Homee, Room Additions, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Siding, Decks. Kltchena, Drywall JJ?YJ Hiii.J 1/J. lMore AlltlmJ> ()flit FREE ESTIMATES! 740-992-5232 740-742-3411 PUtS 0 Makes Tractor & Equipment Plllts All DeuHW. New&:Uaed 475 South Church St. Ripley. wv 25271 Factory Aulhorized Casc-IH P1111s Ohio lltcordo of Oetda. Parcel No. 01OOOHT h pIa In 11 11 Dealers /QOO St. Rt. 7 South Coolvillt, OH 45721 ,.ooo requtata thot aald prtmllll be IOid, rour lnllrell llltf91n lortcloaed and tor any other rellal 11 lhlll be )uti tnd IIPnO.._IIIDII . . . IIIIIUIB. Mni... BH'illfiUID. ......... liT ... -llllllr• ..... Dll.lll. . .llllllllllllllfiii.IWI IIIII& CIUI 1 III&IIUIIII. PI In 1-800·822·0417 740-667-0363 "W.v's HI Chevy, Pontiac, Buick. Olds & Custom Van Dealer" . ~M.A;....A;....IIr.\ . fl[ll. IIlii 11111; ~t•!. ~( !11~• fij n · J.D. CONSTRUCTION 7ue f!a,e s~~r4i ~!~~~ f9qUIItd to anawar Ihi aald complaint by the 4th day Of Sept. or Judgement by DlfiUit · Will bt rtndel'eclagalnll ,ou. ~;C:;";:: ;our Tl'ees~ .~ &sr bit'' ss A;¥er<r.l 1nO)."IWtx ~- d1 .ttrl ..6~Vrr., Artcta·,,., fuer &'*-, • MAIIIK K. McCOWN, IIIIQ. NO. 0011743, ATTOIIINIY 1'011 PLAINT,!' ~ ~ 1· Scan L. Swain . Galllpolll, Ohio • (740) #6·2015 rs;. Cm/fltd it.rbomt 10, 1'1', 14,2001 (IJ.1, 2001 (7) 3, H• New Homes & Remodellna "Spemilzma In Log Homes & Rubber Roofs:· Guaa,es, Pole Buildlngs, Concrete Roofs & Sidin11 Commci'Ciol & Resldcnlial e,_ : Iii!!. · . (740) !191·3987 Owner & Operalor, John Dean TI'N . . . . - . . • ~e. Ill!! I~ IJ.~IJ 11, rJJn IJ~ II [i[n i AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING l HEATING •••m••n•• •Hilling • Air Condltlontrt Stc.U..C • S.Nioe On All lrando • IIIMidentlol I ~lght Commercial, • 10 yr. porlt I Labor • HMIIng,I Air Conditioning Jf """" Specializing In: Roollng, Decka, Remodeling, Siding, and Addlllona www.omerlconetendordllr.com. "SALES AND SERVICE" Owner: 11100. »~.e'll-m8 SWl Clrolo J, I I10IH Sllnl Trail· " with dltfllng room. .... 1He Jaap ~. 4a4. ctlltnl Cohdi~ 1111 , uooo. ~tbulll Tltnomlttlon, At• (7~):111·04011 :'.:'ik ':"' !:u~"i~ Good Grain ,tel "'""' !7~)«8·'1111 1111 On Till l'ttlll, Aloo Hay ,01 11111.. Afttr I :OOI>m, I~ l'onl Alrootor mlnlvtn, (140)311·11033 0<1.000 mutt, auoo. (140)U7-t tOO . IIIDitlerod TIIMtlltl WIIIIII apolltd 1OOS OodQt c;ravon, 1 aaddlt!raoklno. old -•.:: 40~J::: Paint Mall. 1yr. 13,000. _ 4~:m-!:,SICI=-.::-:::-::::;1 ,. _ ~·~:...· (»>)eu.ea40 t1 lauau. Ll, 4WO. Mlllh 1Wo IIIQ!tllltd & YHI 0111 MitHgt, ~oodtd, .00!). DIPII Gray, Ptronton 17• 0)3'1t·t10e Maroa lor &alt. (?401311· u Oodgt flam tGO oonv. 0747 "'"• v.e, e11011 _ . 1>111, Wl\111 mlnllhllt llud horN, ~~;f'· INtnlngt 17~ 1141 ' M ln. 1111 a yra 0111 3011.015· .:.::,::..,._ _ _ __ 31t4 11 c:na.y Attro Corwt(flon AWO 'Jill, Milk Ill . TV, VP, HAY & CD. Garage ·Ktot laotlltnl L---G~iiiiAIIiiN--,1 ltK, 11 1,000. ~ . • Condition'(1~1148 •..31 Tree Service Self-Storage 1300{), hrm uo. cond. »>· 'Mrllld 11 ~: UHd MO- - t s. Rttldtnllll or Q9mmo!CIII N.....,.._RS bill Hornl. ...n 17401441· .,, r • "'""'~" Ot?G or Dump lruolt, Cat lngint, I mMnQ~, now. 11Niet 01 ,.. ~~ ' ton, U ,OOO. CIH 11ack Hoe palrt, MIOIII ~lctnlld 1110· :V 04wer All !he buot\11, Catt Iron! ond lrlolan. Aldonout litaOioal, L~~L..~ IM~ai~DI~II~AI~ii~D~tll~ .....,,.....,., ·buotetl, 3 pi, oulllvllor. WVOOI»>CC. :104-&11·1188. " . me Chlrllt Mllltr (UO)aiG· I "-tnt COI1t iiDm ~IQII• iliP-~---"1 !trod "-nn11- Wtlk~. '·1 VANS & Slddlo lltd. 1 l lyr oro _.WD! galdlnga IUOO. OWI'I• . __ _ _ __.! tr ,fntnolng. (30.)18a• 1811 ,old '·110 4x4 ;:H-8Me C •-.- -· I Sunset Home Construction JONES' High& Dry OMh~,=~ ~~~h~·~=·~=u~~;, =· .elnttn· Include• P...• Yar,cl Sale Slgnl ~=~ •l!ld. " . ' * ', p.m. J!~ I centw or the County Terry Lamm (740) 992-0738 7SO East State Streel Phone (740)S93·6671 Athens, Ohio WOLFE HEATING & COOLING ' &fo: :--===-=--- ,ra 3 IP·~~~;~~ a b•nolll lor PLI'\INS FIRE DEPT. July 21 4 • 8 pm $5.00 • Popcom IOid Tuppert Pialne Graci• School ...m~ ARIEL THEATRE . 426 2nd Ave; G.alllpolls ::0 1088 ~lnooln Conllnonlll, ::200::::.t-u~-~~--,ld-.-~-• •-. VIr; Good Condlllon. Only n "" - · • 14,000 mllta. tllOIO . 101)0 parglldt. 2 mlloo, tomo CuHIII Suprtmt Oldtmo· •lrat. ~11<1 Ntw COndition, bill 4 Coot, 1895, Alklng IU,OOO. (1401«1· 1 ~ol«l· t8tG or (14014o48· ~Brad 3M4 ·-;.:;;;o::r;..l1_~_~33-t·-tO-I~-· _ ~._~ ,4 . 1800 Plyrnoulll lundtnoo, 2002 Hondo Portman 4eo. loollt & run• good 11000. (140)448-7311 ,0101404GII•1240. · tOOt Hondo Atbol 280oo, --~~~-"1 1QQI Ultr, Aunt Qroal, 8 tOO mllll, 12800. (14013~· ftrt gGU·slrtssecl7 lllltd, oold Air, 11oot1 Con· iiam,.__....,___,.. Coli n11111 for your dillon , ,,4eo oao. BoA'Ill & eppt. (7401441·1083 roll SAu; . , 013 ~·ril Tempo. IUIO. 0111 Maplewood Llkl (140IIliN7&1 111vo mil· 20' 1oao Wtllorah Doll wllll NOt or oallafter epm, July 4·15-8 · 1111111 and 110'111, 4oy1., u Old lupltml 8~. 2 dr, ktra onglnt, low hoult, vtry 8piCII Available 213 R. Sectn!l loodtd, INIIY or,llon, mutl Q!lod oondltlon. 18100. middleport, OH ~" 44,000 mitt, 18,000 (740)«<-42?4 (740) 992·1705 (140IO•··a211 For Nit oe Ponti•• Orand M<11'011110Mfil1 1 Campallll with Tonll Reiber Prl• IIOOQ, , would prattr lo ~ Wlttr, IIWir & l Uctnlfil fly the Ohlt trocla lor 4 wl)ttl dr. 30~· . tell 28 II. Jayao Bagll. t St I medl lllalnl 17G·1ti2 uHd 1 llmto. 8 . _ 111, .111.--'l Ill Cl ,or 1111: 1013 Muollng awning, AC, . 1nd micro• Convtrtlblo, Cll'llilnd !n· '""'"' Roar bedroom, lull glnt. Mull 10 AtlPit01 1 bed, oentor Dllh . IH II Connie's ate. UII()Q Firm. (1401448· 18 t a Meadowbrook Oti 20:10 Point Ploo11nl or oal Child CARE =~~-::-:::::--:::::: 13Qoti818-S823. ..... mil• hal openlngl, 15 yr. ~!Ytly't AUio 8altt. 1111 11 neo-r;. 'ord Thundtlblrd, 1100. . · e~pe~1not, Certified 1800 Chtv)' lllrollt, 81Pd. !H Blld..ln Truck O.mpar, In Mtlga, Alhtne ltQO. 1HI ~ot<l Crown Vlo· I'JC, Furnaoo, RlttlgataiOt, lOria, 1800. t gg3 Plymolllh Slovt, &Inti, 2 TV't, Polly, VOyagar, $$00. 180t ,ord BIOIIItnl Condltlorr, 11000. Open 24 hour~. Tempo, 1111 Oldt - i!llo04011 -401 Oltta, taSO. l811 Ohtv)' 7 Daya per weak. Clwlllor, HGO. 1802 Do<jgt eyna•'Y· 11 aoo. , m ,..,. iiiiir;;;;;;;;;;; St. Rt. 7 Tuppers 1110 llonllt'llllt, IIIOQ. t800 Plalnl, OH · PorHiao Granci-Am, 1100. 1eta Ponllao IUndlnot, CALL 887·8329 1000. 1te2 lllilotl RIQII, IAIIMINT . tOOO. 1U1 Dodao DaytoWATIIII'IIOOPING na. IUO. 180f C""'Y Unoondklonal 111a11mo guar· 1,.........,..,,.,.... 1 110rm. lteoo. ~~~ ...... Leoti,.....,_ 111•· 1 g::r.~: = ·I 1081 ~In· nlohtd. llflllllahocl 1818: I coin Townoar, 1eoo. call Call 24 Hra. (1401 «< 1 " 1 t74013&t·030s . ~:~;,::r;.• mont (740) 742-801 s '"' ,ord ConiO\Jr. 41,000 i •1110111 CoacNit mtltt. t Ownff, (140)441· lltok TOQ ltlllng . llttl· l =~ Drlvawaya PaUoe 0184. dtmlll· Commorolal. ''" ' • _.,.. , ' • Parking/play Artie, 2000 Olvtlit< L.t 4 Coot, lt11mo111. (140)1>12"'11t• i • •11-ootl ""'" cruiN • ~<~VIlli 740-111-3. • "' -. Sid •• F . , Yl~yt 11411nt' ~alntlnt ewal ..., loort 12 •000 "''"' IHOO. 0&0 Gtr\ttal 1A1r., ".~:W.4IOO Home Mllnll, Plllo anai'Ofclh Dlllct II ,...ra ixptrlanae (1 ~""::!DI;:=;::::=-:::::-=:-:::::':' Polnllng, Yinl'l lid,_ ta 00,,.111 Qonvonlblo, """'" if10, 11rper\lry, - . . wtn. Fr. . Ettlmatta l'rtt htlmttet 40111 AMI\Itt..l)', lluby - · 1>11111. - . , - , . V. C. YOUNO Ill r,..) ~Ill. Only 1f,OOO miiH, fttN!Ir lnd .._, or rto e82-8215 [~~!!~~u Lilli Now, UI,OOO. WOfll. HtlmiiiOIIICillt, 140•802• .OOio 111111- . . . . . j eua. . 11401«e-aa40 11 Business Services r oe r Mo'Tolc8l flfft mftRH.fT HOWARD L. WRITESEL ,. ,. _...____ mEIGS mnSSIIGf THfMPY Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 T,1b~ !he PAIN oul of PAINTING! L' lm; .J, 1' I,.,, Y'·U' Roofing • Home Maintenance- .... :tiii-• a"o"''"*hl-. CuhO:u:kC & Gravely Maasey Fergu1on P1rts.& Service , (Factory Outlet) made lo order al our locoUon •• ' LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 4359 St. Rt. 160 Gtlllpolls, DH 45631 • Vordealo • Wood • Mlnlt • E1e 144 TWnl Ari. ..,... (740) 446·1044 446-4995 '949·1405 Mondly·Frldiy 8-SPM • S.turdey 8·2pm ! • . P/8 MACK'S CONTRACTORS Pocket Knives & Collec:tlbl.. Bedllnen •Nerf ' • Tonneue Cover • Venhltor • Bua IShlt1ld a Full Llae Other AC«<torlu I \ 1 I I 1 II 1 11·10! uoo. Y ThE CRAFTY, BLIND SPOT AU vertleal bllndo oro Gutters • Down Spout Free Eatlmalea •o• CARPENTER connecrlon llC 1 SEJ!V!CE . I I 740•i49•2734 1 •. Cellular·. nue. CAMPII'.R8, Foreman: Larry Owner: 740·367·0181 Ronald "Mick' Haning ChMIIIna "Chris' Haning 740·992·0180 (;:ell • 740·59t ·09t 9 Call: 59t ·8393 in this space for 550 per month Advance Tickets $10 1803 Hotl~ Suptrglldt, tOtrlol rod, GO,ooo hlghwa~ milll, lOOking IO!IIIIibaga, many IMirao: aooo Sulukl s.v. ·8&0, t>ut, 11.ooo mlltt, 14,800 080. ~~1~40~,.. ~1·0~7~7t~----­ 1111 I 1IIHI SUlukl RM t2G'I, Good 81\1111. 12200 I I 11()0 080. (7~)4-4 1' 1 Advertise July 21 7:30pm 1110 Hlllldt CR US, In gOod condition. 1 usa. [»>IUII•tt24 110r1110, &10,1120,1. Haning's Construction Local 843•5164 Medicare Supplement; Lite Insurance; and Final Expenses; Cancer & Denlll, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rolloven; Mort11age; M~or Medical · • Nurslna Home ' (740) 992·3194 . ~.. .,. 992 6635 .___ _ ELVIS SHOW!! r.. iiiiill-' 1 Dwight loenhowers tiiOOib AOilnd llaiN. Ml"' · - - - - - -.. HI~ and Whool Hay. M~-· ·~ i0)t(I·088R ~ u•-~·~·- 1081 Cadillac Cimarron. 40~1., UGO . Wlnnlt lht Pooh Comlotttr lnd ShttVIIanktl, us. 1»111111·30ts ----------~tH8 Fori! Tllurut. Loil ol now parll, Aunt good. D•"· an dtll~. IGgS ,(304)S&a· :IIS8 or(30.)11SICI91 l 97 Beech St. .middleport, OH 'U I r Roofing, Siding, ftdd-Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, DI'\IWIII, Painting MANLEYS SElF STORAGE I 'J~l~ •.nn (740) 982•5908 llmfSTODE Roann•, Shllna. l'a.lntlnJ, 0\.IUtrt. 011:b Dellvtr.a • Sprud BISSEll 11mn11111 Th•rnd.... ...... . ...::r._ •,.,,........ --1" ("',..IU""t" .... "''" """' "'1 Window• • Roonna COMMERCIA~ and RESIDENT IAL FREE ESTIMATES 741).882•7588 ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUOION •NewHomea • Gar~~gea •Complete Rtmod1flng· Stop & Compare FREE ESTIMATES 7411-992·1671 'Trt21f~ J&S flfCTRIC 6 I'LUmiiiiG •-110. Pluml>lng. Jim flt1111rtc Specl•l 8 ton $135.00 I'OIIMI1IIfloln New Homu • Vinyl SldlnJ•NewOaraaea R • eplacemem .c.... Pd. 1 mo. 6128 740.742·7037 6 5undly Doen0pent3D t.fg blf1Utllt . &:3D .., · ,.... 1'-r-•ue ••• ,.., 1..,. 111"' Fla1 Work, Replacemenll, • Walko and Drlm • Slern:il Pomtroy, OH SEIILIT CORSTRUCTIOR BUilDERS me. CONCAETEIBLO CK/BRICK • Footero, Wallo, S1epo • 217 E. 2nd Bt ~ 7:00 AM • 1:00 PM IIDGO 2171 Euerv nundeu 740-985-3948 tnt. Rest• Free Eallmat. .r (740) 11112~1118 Alfordabl• Prloao HoUri Racine. Ohio 45771 ·A Cut Above. Houra: Mon·S•t 111-4 I I llr , r 6 , INC. ' end email HonM U.ln._.noe -100. (340n:t+t12 I =t.: Do you wan110 1 ~':;:Ttr 7 oft) •Door-AppMIIe •!ncr- Energy · • Lower your Stretl IQIJINI12 L"r DIIIGN ,.,_ 12 • Look & FaiiBeHtir CALL: Junle How.ll 7~"-912·7"•• ...,.. ........ F"""' ••• '----.mL.J '-----.mu ..___ L/Fr DriiQN YOCITH NATURI Will! 1B LAYIR I 1RIVIR RUN f'ROI'I!tJIIONAL DOG I'OOD• I • OI'NR aooo TltiiU . _ UMIT'I WI ..Rcut-wmc-~ 'I: I. ••• -~J~.'!f'~D- • .. •- ~! . • �Wedneaday, July 17, 2002 www.mydallysentlnel.com Page B 6 •.The Dally Sentinel ALLEYOOP PHILLIP ALDER ACROSS 40 !lptfl ,, Grant~ 1 Wrwtllnt llfOYII I VIM 11 NeiiOn ot G ~umllln lor wordl .. Hoi mualc watchH hOide ... D11HI 12 TIINit for. U Glthlrllllt bylllt .., .... . If Q H l • QJ 1113 • t l). w•• 13 - Eut • AQ !ll l f l ¥ AtOll t KI • • • , ' l . , t An 5 ¥ K J ! ., 8outb. WUI Nortll &111 Ubi 1 NT Plltf I t l Nr All pan 12 Llbre'Y a Lint lor thl DOWN aDund aud~ 18 Dlrnaatd ... Nolll 23 Ropa tiber 1 IJiwaun 18 Low, To cramped 28 Com~~~ cauM Pablo Pronto at. 2 Kulclol'a pal 20 let 1101 Clblll 01 21 BualnaM 3 Mtkl a tlolt 21 Play award $1aughltl abbr. 4 ChoColalt 12 Proof word " r ..t.ln 21 Ell'lt candy aounda 5 Adluall . ~ ~= .a Fa rl~ly MDI 32 Elgh_. wach 50 ploloa whttlor I Study hard 27 Quakll' 33 Cry ohur- 7 Enttrt "yxoull" • 51 to Dlpotlnlo priM cyblrapiiCI 28 E• 30 Wal~ 52 Aock34 Makeun (2 wdtl.) groornod Cll1 Mid· · anort 8 Gorilla 31 Workll''l ID 35 Earth pretll I Hall-of· 37 Ptralan 38 -and Famerounnatlon crenny Ob 38 Army dUdl •• !'an Opening le1d. • 9 SIG14 ·!< ~ 1 W'SW. c 0 0 ' \:::::~ o ~;~~~~[]~~~~~~~~~ i ~~~~L.~ ,...L-- -'-.1.'-ri.::...J ~ru]~~~i=~;;:,,.;;ii~~~~~ ::; THE BORN LOSER I'" .- NO PIWeut<\_ _...._ JU::>\ eRI~C:> f'l.£. >JI-\~1'~ YOU~ · 't:YE>OPENE.IZ.." ~PEC.I 1\L ? · , -:q :,O~~Y.. , NO ~B~\ITU\10~ 1 ~NJ~P.,(,(, 1~:;,\E.I\t:> OF eN:.o~! / DOIOSI'J'T HE: · SOUNt> DR,E~MY~ PEANUTS I t DONT KNOW .. I ALIIIA'<S FEEL SORT OF SAD ~:!19~~ I.IIWEN I SEE THE SVN60 OOWN ... IWEDNESDAY ~. '<:!::?l£2!!1:> Normally, n report of a wcll-plnycd or wcll-dcfcndctl bri,dgc deal will indutlc, nedil where credit is due. Howe ver, when the sc ribe docs not nam e names. it is usually for one of three rea so ns: He would be pullin),! him· scif on Ihe back, or !he ri ght play was found in the post· mortem. or the deal was composed. Which do you lhink applies here? Also. would you prefer to defend ag;linsl or dedare in three no · lrump'l And what do you think of the uuc· lion '! I ngrcc with E<1s!'s onc·spude opening: do not open a weak 1wo-bid with two ncc s. South's SC' 31 Prl~orllln~;....,ll"tO'"'l:LA..;.ve_,•.-- CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lui• Campoa . Ctllbrlty Cipher aryplogramo are crealld lrom quo1a11on1 by ltiTKIUI pooplo, pool and preoonl. Etoh ltnor In lht clpllor llandl tor anolh•. Today's c/uo: Y equals G double followed by a no-trump ubidtukeout , indi, quence, ca<es 19-2 1 with pointsthi..s reasonable "8HLLF PW 8HEKZE R8HM hand , Over the dou ble, West should rc· OVMZF. HMFAVKF J8V sr.ond one no·lrump 10 tell parlner that he R8PMTW OVMZF JPXX OHTZ has some points . Norlh might bid two F V0 8 H L L F , B·H W M ' R Y V R hearts. not Iwo diamonds: and some KHUPK YZCCZM OVMZF .• would not raise to gum e. PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'Fame Ia when you market your aura. • - Andy Warhol Declarer planned to 'Succaaa: an laland ot t.ltntln a ••• of anvy. • - Evan Enr win two spmlcs, two hearts and five cluhs . However, East de · WOlD fended well at Irick T~~~:t~~T S©~g{}"tJ~LG"Btrs· UMI lolllo ~y CLAY I , 'OLLAN one. overtaking the spade nine with hi s At c rr ~~ not lett•rs cf tkt 10. (If East wins with 0 four ,1crcmbled wordt bt· tile ace, South gets low lo fo rm fo1.1 r 1lmp lt words. those nine tricks .) REMPIR Since attacking dia· moods couldn't work. declarer led the heart king. If West had T H 0 NC taken this, South · could huve entered dummy wilh a heart lo lhe queen for a SJ)ade play. But West A T v I L I~ "What makes people do certain somehow ·worked out !--=-,.......,.....;..r-"T'i:'-l' j things like laugh or cry," said the to duck . · When de· · darer continued with L-.J.~.J..-1...-L. .....J.... old gent " is hard to define. It de· the hear! jack, West N 0 8 G Y E . ~r~ ~~~:r~~.t ion, just like the taste won with the ace and 5 16 () Complete rho ch uck le quoltd returned the heart I0 . . . . . 1 by. lllllng In rho mlulng warda 10 dummy's queen : . L-...L.......J.-L-...1-...L......J you dev1lop from atep No. 3 belaw. This set up five tricks NUMBE~ED LETTERS IN for the defense: one ·@ PRINT THE SE SQUARES spade, lwo hearts and two diamonds. So UN SCR AMBLE ABOVE LETTERS S()ulh · went one TO GET ANSWER · down. SC:RAM·LETS ANSWIRS I think someone . composed !he deal. ThF.Itch- Swamp · Knife · Chalet • STACK THEM . I wondered out loud how to carry 3 lemon merinQue p1es and my baby, My 5 year old came up with a tog1cal NEWSPAPERS cov.. .u111e answer. He said I snould STACK THEM. I I I I LIKE WloiEt>l YOU'VE EATEN THE LAST _..,__C.OOKIE .. . JULY17I Mafot lubl•cfll . -----------11- ~ao•r ~----~----. Thursday, July IH. 2002 In th e y.cnr tlhcad you arc likely lo widen your social circle and expand your eaten· dar of events. Through these new rclation shijlS, ynu will gel the chance to refurbish your ouilook on life . CANCER (J une 21·July 22) Fur those who arc unal · tachcd, gel oul and mingle ro· day . Members of the opposite gender are likely lo find you rpore aumctive and appealing than usual at.lhis lime. Know where to look fot romunce and you'll rind il. The AMroGruph Mmchmakcr inslaillly reveals wh ich signs arc ro· manlically pcrfec l for you. Mail $2.75 to Malchmakcr, c/o this ncwspupcr, P.O. BoK o 167, Wickliffe, OH 440'J2. I..EO (July 23-Aug, 22) -· You'll feel a lut.beneraboul things lu<lay if you firsl spend. time tying up loose ends. and comple1ing haJf.nnis hcd pro· jccls. 11 '11 clear I he d._k~ fur more interesting endeavors. VJIWO (Aug. 23·Scpl. 22) ·.. Mental cndcuvors !hat rc· '\u ire your full anemion a~d s 1arpcSt instin..:Ls should take priorily on you r li sf of Win g~ 10 do l<lday. Your powers of conccnlrati<>n arc imcnscly . . ' MIDDLEPORT Doors close at nursing facility ' Review of zoning regulations underway BY CHARLENI HoEFUCH be c l osin~ on ScpL I, HOEFLICHOMVDAILV SEN11NEL.COM Consohdat ed had POMEROY The closed 1hc hospital and ils was one of si lence emergency room in 2000 Buccos bump off Reds, Bl · scene and sadnes~ ; after sufferi ng an The lust patient in the $800.000 loss 1he ~eur Zon il~ Veterans Memorial before and having u tour· Hospillll Skilled Nursing mill operuting levy Fucility snt in her wheel· defemed by vo1crs. chuir in the empty hall . The ski lled nursing Blake Weaver, 75 · BY BRIAN J, REED Two nurses s1ood nearfacility is lhe last mcdicul Edison Hollon, 74 BREE D@MYDAI LYSENTINEL.COM by. , unit opcruting in the MIDDLEPORT - The J'irs1 in 11 seric• of Detlills, AJ All of the . residents countY.·Owncd ,hospitaL mcetin~s Ill revkw MiLidl~port\ wnin~ except 91 -ycur-old Tillie A requesl by 1hc Meigs . rc~ul1111ons wu' dcdkuled Ill 11 review of Romine, lhere since 1996. Cou111y Commissioners pr1ndples of lund us~ r~gulation,, but u· hud alrem.ly beeri moved and th e Meigs Counl y doscr cxuminu1inn 1lf exis l in~ rcgululions by 1heir families to mher Communit y H~nllh reluling to 1he downtown hu"nc" di,tri~l care faci lities, Clini c, Inc. Board of will hcgin hiler 1hi' mnnlh . "They · re just waiting Trus1ecs for u 90 - dt~y On Wednc,duy. Jumc' llut'll lcr. 1oning for a bed somewhere and exlcnsio n on Ihe Scpi. I consll llunt frum Cunul Windll''IL'r. mel with 1hen she' ll be gone too," closing dutc was dcmed. Middleporl\ Zoning Tu'k For~e. made up said one of the employ- . That ex tension wo uld ul member~ · ot VII luge Coun~il. the have given· the county's Middleporl Plunning Commi,,ion und eer~ lute May, Hol zer ·Co mmunit y Hcullh Clinic members of the resit.lcntiul und husincss Conso liduted Health Board more lime !0 work THE LAST PATIENT - Ninety-one year old Tillie Romine cmnmunilics. to review lhc purpbscs of 11 "": 11 Y 10 ~?nllnue Ihe . Is the only patient In the Veterans Memorial Hospital Syslems. which ronk over on zoning rcgululion and the pru~e's of impleHigh: 80s, Low: 60s the finun ciull y·troubled op~rullon which would · Extended Care Unit which will close once all patients menting more s1ringe n1 rcgululion' for lund Detlills. A2 Veteruns Memorial huve complnn.entcd · .the have been moved to another fac ility or on Sept. 1 usc in the Cl' nlrul bu,incss t.lislril't. plunned opcm ng of u . · ' ' Villugc coundl hired Hnr11.le'r In wurk in 19 95, heal!h "clinic in the build- whichever comes first. She has resided there since ,. Hospitul announced that the 1996, Janice Fetty, R.N .. pushes Romine down the · wit h Ihe IHsk force 10 review the r"guhuions reluti.ng Ill lund use in the ccntrul bu,i ncs' skilled nursing unil would PI•••• 111 VMH, AS empty hall. (Charlene Hoeflich) district in an uttcmpl to nlllllllgc the. usc or 1hc wrncr lut formerly uc~upied hy the Murk V building. which wa' dcmoli,hct.l in JLmc uflcr l'ollup,ing. uml other urtlu' which mighl he re - develope~ in the future. Al!hough the busincs~ district i' currently TUPPERS PLAINS ,zoned as commercial hy virtue or 1he vii· Bethel Worship Center luge's only existing ~onirtg regulations. will hold a groundbreakapproved In I965, there ure few actual ' ing service at 6 p.m. on restrictions on whut types of buildi.njls can July 21 at the new church be buill und whut type of lund usc ts perlocution in Tuppers mitted . For cxumple, there ure no regulaPl ain s. lions preventing the pluccmcnt ut' u mobile The servi ce will begin home or more than one mobile home on the 'fornier Murk V lot; · with special music and ''To some people, ··zoning' ·i' u comm unist thank sgiving. A cookout word, but wmng has been in pluce in will follow the serv ice . Middl eport since · 1965." Hurtzler suid. For ·information, call "People often have the im~ression !hut zonPuslor Rob Barber at 740· ing cun prohibit things. but it reully just 667-6793. gives public input on how land can be used." Becnuse Middleport is.a slututory village, · us opposed to a charier villuge by state defKofCto POSING WITH BILLY - Children at the Meigs County inilion, zoning rcgularions cunnot cont1ict District Library pose with Billy the Book on Wednesday. with !he Ohio Revised Code. according 10 GALLIPOLIS Har11.ler, and while porrions of 1he 196S The youngsters listened to Billy sing songs and tell a Knights of Columbus regulations do . nut comply with stale law, story, (Joy J. Settles) monthly dinner meeting is and while Ohio law re lat ing 10 zon ing has 6:30 p.m. Monday at the changed in some respects since that time. Down Under Restaurant. much of 1hc exis ting zoning ordi nance remains in compliunce, Hartzler suid. • In particular. according lo Hartzler, the BY JoY J. SmLEB slulc regulations which allow villages to NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM , more ci\Jscly regulate manufuc!ured housPOMEROY - "What is your favorite book 10 Ohio ing have changed the mosl dramatically, read?" asked a green book churucter to the many chilSuperLotto: 1·7·8·9·14·18 and the IIJcation of mobile homes and olher dren gathered at the Meigs County District Library in Bonus Bell: 47 rnanufacrured homes will be u ".big issue" in Pomeroy on Wednc,~day. · l(lcker: 5·1 ·9·7·4·0 the up~mn ing zoning C1verhauL Billy the Book read a story to children at the library Buckeye 5: 4· 14·20·25·34 While the current 1.oning project relates for the summer reading program. The green chanicter Pick J: 9-8·8 only ·to 1he central business district, village also sang silly songs with the kids, asked kids to read Pick 4: 7+ 1·0 council has discussed a second zoning project a story with him and posed for pictures. Pick J day: 4·9·4 10 include a review of the remainder of the Youngsters had fun cr<tfting clowns with pop bottles Pick 4 dey: 1· 7·8·8 village's w ning districts, and lighter restric. . and filling them with cereal and marshmallows. gluing tions on mobile homes would be ·a major pom-poms on, coloring and listening to the big green West Virginia . book make up a story for them about a dinosaur. componenl of a village-wide zoning review. ftt;illblll: 10.11·25-4045 (25) Any changes proposed for !he village's Billy said, 11 is important to read during the summer Deily 3: 1·8· 1 zoning regulations must ultimately be recand there is nothing like the feel of paper and a book Deily 4: 6·9·1·4 . ommended by the planning commission in hand to read. and approved by council. Once apP.roved The giant book asked youngsters what they liked they would be enforced by the village's most about a library. Many said they like checking zoning and building inspector, Randy books out, reading them at home, having a parent read Mullins. Variances would be considered by to them, and theY. liked learning from the books. a Board of Zoning Appeals, which Hartzler . 2 SHtlons - It ,.,., Bob Miller; Btlly the Book 'puppeteer from Mill row mmend s incorporating into the reco Compariy in Columbus, said he loves entenaining the A4 Calendar Planning Commission. children and seeing their faces light up. 84·6 Classifieds " By luw," Hanzler said, "lhe planning Miller, who has performed for the library for many 87 Comics commission cannot gran1 conditional uses years, encourages all the kids to read during the summer A4 · so they may expand their knowledge and learn more. Dear Abby or variances to the zoning regu lations, but A6 Editorials that authority can be delegated to the The summer reading pro~ram continues at the A3 Movies Pomeroy Library with ventnloquist Mark Wade on LOVE READING?- Billy the Book reads to children at Planning Commission. For must small vii· A3 July 24 and a kick off pool party July 31 at the ·the Pomeroy Public Library on Wednesday. Children Obituaries lages, it makes zoning wllrk helter and more Srracuse pool from 7 to 9 _p.m . Door prizes will be also crafted clowns and filled pop bottles with cereal 81-4 · Sports simply when that authority is granted by the gtven to each swmmer readmg panicipant who signs and mavshmalfows provided by the ilbrar~. (Joy J. Board of Zoning Appeals to the Planning A2 Weather up for swimmin'g. Settles) . Commission." " 2002 Ohio Volley Publlohlnf Co. 1(1sk Force revtews process Deaths I I I '7 : 5-±J Whars inside r; It's a·mystery BARNEY , , a....dloh .1 .,._ coualn \'U ltu:r&bl.s. 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Try 10 find a cozy, priva1e corneflD work where kibilzers aren't likely to lrcad. · CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19/ ·· You and your friends wi I lean on one anolher 1oday to achieve strenglh in num· bcrs. Be prepared lo carry .yoUiyarl JJf I he weight. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) ,. There is no need lo gel rallied •hould you nnd your· self up •$ainst a challenging, compctiuvc Situation Juday. The aspects indicarc 1har you have 1fic edge over your op· poncn1s. PISCES (Feb. 20·Muri:lt 20 ··One of lhe lhings you'll do best today is to remember pasl experiences and allow yourself to profit from them. You will avoid bad pallerns. ARIES (March 21·Aprill9) ·· When il comes 10 a project or endeavor in which you're involved wilh others, today is an excellent day to discuss lhe financial i'ssues connec1ed wilh il. Your insights will be good. , TAURUS (April 20-May 20) •• A !rusted and influen· tial friend will have rnany good things to Jell o1hers about you today. What s/he has lo say on your behalf will capture cvcr):onc· s attention. GEMINI (May 21-Jan'e 20) •• If yo~ have a number or tasks you've been avoiding, roll up your sleeves and tack le ihem lu<lay. Those jobs you found annoying or diff!· · cult will be managed· with relative ea~e al lhis lime. 0 Weather Service planned at Bethel church meet A visit from B. y the Book Having~un with reading · Lotteries Index ' Relay. The Holzer Medical Center is a proud supporter of American Cancer Society Relay for life, August 16 •. 17 at the Gallipolis City Park. · For more information, call Bonnie McFarland at ' . . MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org . 446·1679 , I � 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. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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