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The camp is designed lo intro!he 14~- mlle plpelitle fn)tll duce youngsters to 4-H, and give . Kenova. W.Va .. to them u chance to meet other Colm11bus. Clovet'buds from clubs through Chris Fox , a spokesout the county. wonunl tit Maruthon Youn~sters participated in a Ashlmld 's headqum1ers in farm anunal tour featuring horsFindlay. suld the company es, calves. chickens, dtrCks, goats, Is pleased with the state's pigs and other animals; pond Marathon decision. exploration Including wildlife Ashlat1d suys the pipeline commonly found on ti1r111s; ice Is ueeded to sul;lport ecocreum muking :md crut\s. TI1ey llol111c growth 111 centml also participated in story time, Ohio. games, songs, lunch and a hayride. A permit from the Army Mel~s County Agricultuntl Corps· of Engineers also is Extension Agehl Hal Kneen said needed . Kuthy Rca, u this wus the second year that slJttke .~Wolllan for the Meigs County's youngest 4Cn!'(lS in Huntington, H'ers · have participated in W.-ya .. suid an annclunceClovcrbud Day Camp. lllCIII on thut permit wus Approximutely 25 Clovcrbuds, planned IIIIer Friday. · represenling various 4-H clubs the . 14-inc·h pipeline throughout !he county, attended · FARM ANIMAL TOUR - 4·H Cloverbuos got a chance to check out a would l'tlrry gasoline, the event. They were ussisted by variety-of farm animals at this week's Cloverbud Day Camp. Here the ·dieseluitd jet ruel. h woultl · .older 4-H members and parents. youngsters are shown examining a Nubian goat. (Jim Freeman) go under the Ohio River and lhmugh rurul Mlutheustern Ohio 10 the west side of Colu111bus. Project itlui1llgers ht)pe to htiVe it Otlet~lil1)l by the sUt1111ter of 2003. The original operating dnte of 2000 wus dehtyed by the regulatory process. the line woultl cross 363 ~ttetlllls, 55 wetlands und several nature preserves ftum the edge of the Wt1yne Nnllomtl Forest in Lawt-etlce CoUt1ty through Guilla, Juckson, VInton, Hockll1g, Fuirfleld, llickuway und l"rnnklln counties. Weather High: 90s, .Low: 60s Dltltlla, A2 Lotteries OHIO Pick :1: 5-2-1 Pick 4: 1-7-0·3 luckiyl !II 18-20-26-28· 32 Anoel- Lymph -/=iffy - Packet- CJAP OFF Pick 3 nlaht: s-3-6 Jilek 4 nlaht: s-1-a-o W.VA. ENJOYING DAIRY PRODUCTS - Meigs County 4·H Cloverbuds are shown here making Ice cream In cof· fee cans at Cloverbud Day Camp held Wednesday at the Anthony and Dawn Kopec farm near Rutland. The youngsters got a chance to eat the finished dairy product after lunch . (Jim Freeman) Yanko may have been impaired by drugs BY D"N HEIIMU DHERMESIII>MYDAILYREGISTER.COM POINT PLEASANT, W.Va.Dally :Jl 1-6-3 . Jurors heard testimony from the Dilly 4: 4-3-8-8 defense In the fourth day of the C111i :Z!I! 6-B-9-11-18-22 fltst ,degree murder trial of Curtis Ynhko. Yanko is accused of shooting Danny Arthur six times early on the t11ornlng of Oct 2, 2001, at a ltdlon• - 12 l'lau Arthur's. residence al 203 Poplar calendar As . Street. . tlasslfleds 83-5 · Lawyers for Curtis Yanko pretotnlcg Be sentetl several witnesses Deat Abby AS Thursday that Included Dr. Alfred Editorials A4 Stallbus, a pharmacy specialist Movies · • ·. A3 from Ohio Slate University. obituaries A3 Staubus testified that Yanko's Sports Bl•l use of Xann the night before the Weather A2 shooting would have affected his c 2002 ohio vellev Publiohlnl co. judgment for "several hours" Index after taking the lust dose. ing, staying to himself,'' said Don · On Oct. I, 200 I, Yanko report- Drennun, who was locked up for edly took eighl 2-mm doses of 500 days und placed on five years Xanax and drank alcohol, as well .. probalion at\er a Xunax· und alcoAI Pleasant Valley Hospital at hoi-induced night landed him in jail. 6:4S a.m. on · Oct. 2. Yanko's "When did you t1rsl notice blood alcohol level was 0.106. these signs?" asked defense attorXunax is prescribed for treat- ney Stephen Littlepage. mcnt of panl'c disorders and when "About a day after he was · abused or combined with alcohol, there," said Drennan. the effects can range from a Also taking the stand was Jeff . euphoric state where a person can Craig, who testit1ed about the be sociable, decreased inhibi· actions a roommate of his exhibtions, all the way to coma and ited while using Xanax. dealh, according to Staubus. Bolh Craig and Drennan are One of Yanko's cell mates al clients of Littlepage and cothe Mason County Jail testit1ed defense counsel Constance Hyer. next and told the court that ada[. Testimony is expected to wind after Yanko was brought Into jai , up today. he exhibited signs of withdrawal. Yanko faces life in prison if "He was always sweating, puk.- convicled of the charge. IH Cilll!e yt1U lu belie~~ ut11~tWI, Ii . .. %~~~~ltlt!r.tiluke1uJ~ilfo~~~ utfvuH· . · ·,sponsored by the HMC Laboratory Department Monday, Autu•t 5 · 10 AM"' 4 PM HMC lducatlon & Conference Center e~c~ut~Me1111iHtJu luge 111' d gut, •1P~mtuulty . FtJtluw yuur lpttlltlve potcep. wltoll lll~y •tgHul you 111Uiihe 11111e tight fo !trike tANtiJK ( Utte 21-July 2l) lioN~ 'J ·• Thi' I• 1111 e~celleNt iJuy ttJ W<Htf 11111< wrt11 your tti~11U ! tftiiHg .wHJt:lhln• yuu cuH !Nllte wgethet. 1'he oNly uc - Free water bottle from the American Red Cross for all donors! For more information, call (7'401 446•1 1 7'1 llvlll~• you IHighl wuut 111 uvultl wiJuy lire I w.q e 11.11111 t:oh11!1~tclul u~etltJIIe! cttUIJ be tricky. .. they . '· ' Health levy will ap~aron November • ballot Townships, villages would pay costs if levy fails BY BRIAN J. REED BREEDtliJMYDAILYSENTIN EL. COM POMEROY - Voters will have a second chance to approve a rcpluccment levy for the Meigs County Health Department in November. During their regular meeting Thursday, ,.-,---....., Meigs County Commissioners authorized the placement of a 1mill, live-year replacement levy on the Nov. 5 general election ballot · An identical lev,Y was rejected during the May pnmary election, but commissioners are· required, ~- ~ by law, to pass a resolution placing the levy before the voters if llr:..~---the board of health determines its TORRES funding within the 10-mitl limitation set by Ohio Law is insufficient for operations. Meigs County Heallh Commissioner Norma Torres rrovided the commissioners with a copy of a lega opinion from Attorney General Betty Montgomery citing that requirement yesterday. and said the health commission made the determination that insufficient funds were available shonly after the levy The board has termiwas defeated. The board has ternated three employminated three ees paid through leVy employees paid funds and tranSferred through levy funds and transferred another to the tobacco prevention program. another to the tobacco prevention proLast year, Torres soid, gram. Last year, the board submitted a Torres said, the board submitted a 2002 2002 budget reflectinfJ a 6.5 percent cut m budget reflecting a 6.5 percent cut in expenditures because expenditures becauSe of antidpoted losses in of antiCipated losses real estate revenue in real estate revenue because of the c/osinfJ because of the closing of the Southern Oh1o of the Southern Ohio Coal Company's Coal Company's Meigs mines. Meigs mines. If !he levy fails in November, villages and townships will be required to pick up the cos! of operating the depanment at minimum levels - arr estimated 30 percent of current operations. If the levy is rejected again, Torres said, the agency will likely operate with only two fulltime epmloyees and one part-time employee after the' new ~ear. Levy tunds, which were last collected during the second-half collection period that just ended, have financed approximately 53 percent of the department's operations, with the remaining funds coming from state grant programs. Many, including Torres, blame the levy's failure on the board's enactment of a Clean Indoor Air Act a year ago. That regulation prohibits smoking in all public places and five feet from the entrance to all public places, an.d remains in place. When it was enacted over vocal public opposilion last September, many opponents pledged to campaign against a health department levy. According 10 Torres, the board remains unofficiall,Y "deadlocked" two-to-two on the issue of rescmding the smoking ban, although no official vote lo do so has been taken since the levy was. rejected . A fifth .member of the board, who mus~ . be a practicing phsyician, remains unappointed. · . In other action, the commissioners approved payment of bills in the amount of $163,164.08. Presenl were Commissioners Mick Davenport und Jim Sheets, and Clerk Gloria Kloes. Jeff Thornton, board president, remains hospitalized al St. Mary's Hospilal in Huntington, W.Va. Drive .II. pttli<lliell )'11U tf!Hi ' l uflt1\ii · ilh~UUhtllhiHkets Hometown Newspaper ' • MEDICAL .CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org - J • •' • �PlgeA2 Ohio The Daily Sentinel Two Ohio villages may dissolve themselves Ohio weather Saturday, Aug. 3 employees to pay. and some services are and less protection tlilllnst the airport?" available from the county. he said. Qarman said. Two Ohio villages may soon erase Klosterman said Thursday the villaje Enjelhardt acknowledjed that some themselves. doesn't have enough money to mllke elderly residents have reservations · Montezuma voters in western Ohio adequate repuino to its streets and . 11~11t givi~~& up th~ vill~c, . will vote Tuesday on a ballot issue of drainage system. Two ~Car'$ ago when 'They feel the}' I'll losmg their tradiwhether to dissolve their village. And the state placed .the v1llage .on fiscal . lion," he said. "Traditio!) fs one thing. residents in the southwestern Ohio vii- watch, council members decided it was but reality is another thing. The reality !age of Maineville.are circulating, peti- too ex~nsive to put up Christmn is the cx()Clnse of ':'Inning the vil\aao and tions to do the same thing in November. lights, forcing a resident to pay for their keepl03lt going:' . · John Mahoney. deputy director of the installation. he said. Thoro Is illso a moyement to dissolve Ohio Municipal League. said it is rare Klosterman s11id Franlc.Hn Township Maineville. a LOOO-person ~lllage for villages to dissolve themselves. offers better street maintenance 11nd about 20 miles northeast of Clncmnatl. Historically, he said, it has happened improved snow removal. · Angered by a recently emwted I ,r.q_rufter a major loss of population precipi- • A village like this can stay in the cent Income tax. residents have circuit\(. tated . by the shutdown of a maJor black only if you don't do a lot," he ed petitions that would mal<.e Maineville employer such us a coal mine or steel said. part of Hamilton Township._ , mill. · Fred Engelh11rdt s11id man~ Earlier this year. voters l'llJected lev1es He said Ohio has maintained abOut Montezuma residents feel they don t that would have funded the bulk .of vll700 villages for at least the past 16 have a say in how th.e village is run, laae operating ,expenses. Council ,said years, with some villages l)ecoming while the township listens to the needs enucting an income tax was the only cities and some cities becoming villages of its residents. . option as bills mounted. as censuses are taken. A village · Village councilman Randy Garman Don Broyles. S2, said he stopped becomes a city when it reaches 5.000 opposes dissolving the village bur going to council mee,tlngs 18 mot)ths residents. believes residents will vote to do so. ngo when he couldn t get a strutg~t In Montezuma, Dan Klosterman He said the village would lose leaf unswer ubout vllh1¥e nuances. helped initiate the petition drive to dis- pickups and zoning powers that prevent "I'm not happy,' he said, adding that solve the village of 191 residents that businesses from popping up in the mi~- he has no emotional attachment to keepsnuggles up to Grand Lake St. Marys dle. of residential nCiighborhoods. ing Maineville alive as a village. and become part of Franklin Township. And he said unincorporuting wouldn't Councilman Douglus Drook opposes The benefits of being a township is allow the village to block expansion of dissolving the villuge, saying tho benethat e~~:penses are usually lower, Lakefield Airport. fits of staying sman outweigh those of Mahoney said. There are no village "Who wants higher taxes, less service joining a larger township. BY JAMiiS HANNAH ASSOCIATEO PRESS WRITER [!-...~]~:!!!~] • - 0 •I Columbuo \71'1t1 ' I ··~ 0 ,~ ~ ~) '"' 0 ~ .~.-~. ~ ;~ ~:~; -.Slight chance of rain in forecast . . Sunny Pt. Cto.dy - . . . ,, Cto.dy ~ " ' T·- AI~ ·....... F..... Snow ¥. • • • ¥ .. kJo ... BY THE ~SSOCIATED ' PRESS Weather forecast · Tonight ... Mostly clear. Lows in the upper 60s. Light 'and variable wmds. ..J . Saturday... Partly cloudy. A ·slight chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon. Highs in the lower 90s. Culm winds. Chance of ruin 20 percent. Saturday night ... A slight chance of showers and thunderstorms early, otherwise mostly clear. Lows in the upper 60s. Chance of rain 20 percent. Extended forecast Sunday ... Purtly cloudy. Highs in the lower 90s. Sunday night: .. Mostly clear. Lows in the upper 60s. Monduy ... Partly cloudy. A slight chance of showers and Jhunderstorms during the night. Highs in the upper 80s. Tuesday ... Partly cloudy. Lows near 70 and highs 1n the lower 90s. Wednesday... Mostly clear. Lows near 70 and highs in the lower 90s. . Thursday ... Mostly clear. Lows in the upper. 60s and highs near 90. The Ohio Lottery will pay out $171.808.50 to winners in The boy was pulled from the water at 7:09 p.m. and rushed into an ambulance but could n9t be revived, P,Oiice said. Coats Thursday night's Ptck 3 Numbers dally game. Which hud soles of $81 Q,407. had been under the water for about 12 minutes. Plane crash kills man Bush nominates Judge CINCINNATI (AP) - A small plane struck power lines and crashed into a luke Thursday night, killing the Kentucky man who wus flying the plane. police said. Police satd the plane crashed into the luke at A. J. Jolly Park near Ale~~:andria, Ky., about 8:30p.m. The.pilot, 51-year-old Mike Kappes, of Alexandria. was pro· nounced dead at the scene by the Campbell County coroner, police said. Officer Greg Steenken said Kappes was unable to get out of the aircraft before it sunk. · WASHINGTON (AP)- President Bush· on Thursday nom· inated a 19-year Ohio county judge for the U.S. District Court in Columbus. Gregory L. Frost has been a Licking County Common Pleus judge since 1990. Previously, he served as a Licking County Municipal Court judge and as nssistant Licking County prose• cutor. Ohio Sens. Mike DeWine and George Voinovich. both Republicans, recommended Frost for the federal post. He still must be confirmed by the Senate. Frost would succeed U.S. District Judge George C. Smith, who took senior status Jan. I. Senior status allows federal judges to handle a reduced cuseload but collect full salary. Chief getting Job back Ohioan's remains Identified · CLEVELAND (AP) - A jury in U.S . District Court has ·ordered suburban Wickliffe to remstate iIs fire chief. TIJe for-· mer mayor must pay him $15,000 in damages. -; The verdict Thursdar followed a four-day trial and came 17 months after former Ftre Chief Phil Kouwe sued the city and Julie Morales, the mayor who sought his firing in December . 2,000. Along with punitive damages against Morales, jurors also said the city should pay him for all salary and benefits he lost from his dismissal until his reinstatement, said Kouwe's lawyer, Joseph Diemert. The back pay, accrued sick time and pension contributions amount to $81,500, Diemert said. .· WASHINGTON (AP) - The remains of an Ohio soldier and two other U.S. servicemen missing since the Vietnam War have been identified, the Pentagon said Thursday. Chief Warrant Officer Charles Stanley of Cleveland disappeared Feb. 6, 1969, while flying aboard a UH-1 H helicopter on an emergency supply mission in Vietnam . . Stanley and Sgt. • Ist Class Eugene F. Christiansen of Barstow, Calif., were part of the crew on a night that radioed that it was returning to base due.to poor weather. Stanley was 23 at the time. The night never returned and no wreckage was found in the immediate search. · Fin captain Indicted Susped convicted In shootlnc . . . CINCINNATI (AP)- A man charged with agsravated mur· CIN9NNATI (AP)- A Ctncinnatl fire captam 1s.accused der for shooting and killing one man,and woundlna three oth· of st~ahng up to $3,500 from a firehouse fund used to benefit ers has been convicted on a les.ser char~e. all ctty fire~tghters. A iury found Gary Smith, 50, of Cincmnati, gullty of murder ,Capt. ~n~n Crutchfield, an ~lg~t-year veteran of the on Thursday in Hamilton County Common Pleas Court. He Cmcmnat1 F1re Department, was tndtcted Thursday on three faces a maximum sentence of life In prison. felony counts of theft and one felony count of tampering with Smith could have faced the death penalty under the agara· .evidence. . vated murder charge in the shootings last May. : Crutchfield was moved from one firehouse to another i,n Jimmie Gordon, 29, was killed when Smith opened fire In :June 2001. After ~e transferre~. the new captain at his prevt- ' the Cincinnati neighborhood of Over-the· Rhine, a poor neish~us firehouse nott~ed some dtscrepancles m. the house ~und borhood just nort~ of downtown. Ncighbo~ said ~mlth fre· :bank records, Ha~tlton ~ounty Prosecutor Mtke Allen sa1d. quentl~ argued wtth younger men about lottcrlng m front of ''The most gla~ng dtscrepancy was that there were no his bu 1lding. · records," Allen sa1d. . Boy dies In apparent drowning _J ELYRIA (AP) - A boy apparently drowned in the Black .: River while playing with other children in the water, police · said. · Domanique Coats, 9, of Elyria, was pronounced dead at 7:52 p.m. Thursday, Lorain County Coroner Dr. Paul Matus said. Police officers tied ropes around their waists to search for ·the boy in water they described as shallow in some pans and . very deep i.n o.thers. . No Buckeye 5 winner CLEVELAND (AP) - No Buckeye 5 game ticket had the right combination for the drawing Thursday, so no one ·can claim the Ohio Lottery game's top prize of$100,000. Sales in Buckeye 5 totaled $237,588 and players shared $63,928. . There were 70 Buckeye 5 tickets with four of the numbers, and each is worth $250. The 2,164 tickets showing three of the numbers are each worth $10, und the 24,788 .tickets showing two of the numbers are each worth $1. Drowning ~ported at beach CLEVELAND (AP) - A man drowned in Lake Erie on after going past buoys marking the swimming area of Edgewater Stale Park, the assistant park munnger suid . The body of Walter Tate, 21, of Cleveland, was recovered in about five minutes to eight minu1es, said Dave Frank, assistant park manager. , · Lifeguards were motioning for Thte to move closer to the beach when he dlsappe11red beneath the surface of the wnter. Frank said. Thursdt~y · Govemor sips spam bill COI,.UMBUS (AP) - Individuals found aulity of sending unwanted e·maU known as apam could face llnes under a bill Oov..Bob Taft signed Into law Thursday. . Ohio'• bill doe1n't ban 1pam but would levy a fines of $100 per unsolicited mOUIJO up to a total of $,0,000. The bill, aponaoreii by Sen. Ron Amstutz, 11.. Wooster Republican, requires companies or Individuals who send unso· Hefted e·mallto provide thelrname'and addreu and the e-mail of the penon sending the message. . Senders muat also provide Instructions for decllnlna future mCSIIIlCS, Suspect charged In slayln1 WHEELING, W.Va. (AP) - A Wheeling man has been charged with murder In the shooting death of an Ohio resident. Wheeling police arrested Dur,YI Wayne Smith, 27, on Tuesday at his residence on a fugitive from justice wurrant. He is charged in Belmont County, Ohio, with murder in the July II death of John McGhee, 45, of Boydsville, Ohio. McGhee had been shot once in the head, sold Belmont County Sheriff Tom McCort. · · ·· Smith waived extrqdilion Thursday and was returned to Ohio. · Homeland security takes cops away from other duties TOLEDO (AP) - An : extra dozen city police officers were at this year's -downtown fireworks show along the Maumee River. The top brass in the depart:-rnent showed up too. : And the bomb squad came · just in case. · _ The extra security needed -for events like · thts, along 'with ongoing investigations -following the terrorist attach last September, still are stretching some depart. ments. : "You still have to run the day-to-day operations," said :Toledo police Chief Mike Navarre. "You still have homicides, assaults, breakins ... : The police department has ·: two detectives working full ; time with the FBI on home: land · · securit~ issues, :.Navarre said, wnhout giving any details. Another officer spends his days working on emergency : preparednes.s plans that . advise · off1cers how to : respond to anthrax attacks : and tainted water supplies. · "That's an enermous task preparing contingency plans," Navarre said. ballpark this summer. But security around the clock at The result is that more putting more officers at a plant sanitizing truckloads money must be ·spent on events like those can slow of mail from a postal faqili- · overtime and officers aren't down an ongoing inv.estiga- ty in Washington, D.C. always right around the cor- tion, he said. For six months, until the ner when trouble is needed, While the added officers shipments in April, he said. may comfort those at big there was atstopped least une officer Big-city police depart- events, the department doesmcnts around O.hio say they n't want to scare people by at the plant per shift, said also have increased staffing parking a bomb unit truck Maj. Larry Winegardner. ''That took quite a bit of at special events and high- where everyone can see it, time,'' he said. profile places. Matuluvich said. Dayton police officers . "You have to be careful AIthough the officers no now help with security at longer are at the plant, Dayton International not to cause hysteria," he things aren't exactly back to Airport. Columbus had said. extra officers at Ohio State Even departments in normal, he said. University football games smaller cities have had to "It's a whole lot different last season following the deal with homeland security than what it used to be," Winegardner said. "Now we terrorist attacks. issues. . . But the biggest impact In Lima, the police depart- have to · concern ourselves came when about 20 offi- ment had officers working with terrorists." cers were called to military service, said Columbus police spokeswoman Sherry KINDERGARTEN REGISTRATION Mercurio. The department had to promote six officers PHoNmc READING PRoGRAM to cover those military (Reading by Christmas) spots. · Akron's police department Grades K-6 is over budget on tts overUmited Classroom Availability time spending this year, said 992-6249 Chief Mike Matulavich . The department h.as more. officers on duty at city festJ• vals and at its downtown ,. _ __ _._ ~--------- ' ·----- Tht Dally &.ntlntl• Pqe A 3 Friday, Auguat 2, 2002 REEDSVILLE 9:)9 a,m.. Ohiu 681. Louise 1\lsoy. H~pilt~L Bethany UMC pians theme Sundays RACINE Oethuny Unhod Mothodl~t C'huNh will Qbsorv theme Sunduys in Alll,lll~t . Aua. 4 will bo "Red. White und Blue Doy," rccoanl~· ATJ-IENS - O'Bioness Momol'iul J-lospital in Athens recently rocoj,lnized ut u service uwnrds ceromony moro than two do~en of' its employees who have provid· ed u collective 29~ yeurs of ~orv ice to pntionts ond stntT. O'Bienesf . rocounhlon committee hosted tho semlunnuul service awurd cero· mony to honor employees celebrMinj,l nve-yeur mile· stones In their O'Bionoss curoors. Employees rocosnized included. Luuru Ballinger of Athens for 30 yours oT scr· _..::icc: llcveric llolvln of l'lhnde und Connlo S11m1 of Alhany for ~S yours of ser· vice: Sharou Cleland of Racine for 20 yeors of ser· vice: Corr11ine Adorns of Athens. Cathy Forbush of Millfield. Joyce Keffer of New Marshfield and Jim Schull of Athens for IS ycou of 'orvlce: Kathy Damnousc of Coolville. Donna Crofoot of Shade. Jodi Duuahcrty of Athens. Dlunnu Hole of HONORIII- Noorly 30 O'Bionoee Memorial Hoapltal omployoaa wore nonorad et recant aervlca award• oar mony hald 11t the hOIPitnl. Thoaa rocosnlzod hove pravldad n collootlvo 2915 yoora of aorvlco to potlanta nnd atelf. (Contributed) Albany. Sttlphonle Muthony Rudell IT. Cundle Curr l)f Now fJmoks of Albuny, Stove Munhllold, Polociu Clrubb of Schelbtlr of Lo~:un. Mike of Athens. Tup~rs PlulnM, Wurd Howe Shurp of Riltldsvilfllund l..ynn Malonic Reeve of Alblln)' of Ath ns.J. N It Mouurly of' Stcpho1uon of Now und Putty Smith of Zulaslil for 10 Joors of scrvlcel ond Athens l.il)dy Normun or Murshtleld ·for tlvc yours of Kristi Brown·Bonkownl of Ouy1vlhe, Brie Rlcharda or service. Eueh employee hon · LOilDtl, Chrl~tlnc Burns of At liens. Muu Rl rne of ored received 11 service uwurd Pomeroy, Susnn Robhuon· l!ift. Ex·pollceman In hlpway standoff with authorities Dlsap~lnt1n1eamlnp, economic data drive sto~ks sharply lower MANSfiiELD (AP) -A former Columbus police officer stole a sheriff'. vehicle, led poll.co on u chase und Will in o stundotT Fflday momln11 with uuthotitlea on Interstate 7 I, the Prankhn County shcrlft''s offleo auld. Authorities also auiQ they found Hermotido Horton'a wife deud in their Columbus homo, uccordin11 to Columbul police Chief James Juckson'l oftlcc. Harton WUI nred 0 couple of weeks UjiO, but Joe)cson'a oftlec wouldn't release 41ny more detulli. NEW YORK (AP) - A itrlnl! of reminders thut the econ· omy Is 11111 strlllllllina us w~li 01 dlsuppointlnl! liurninas ut Exxon Mobil Irked Investor& Thursday, ond pushed stocks shur1ll)' lower. Tho Dow Jone1 Industrials tumbled neurly 230 point1, their first trlple·dlaitlou In neurly two weeki. Two dlscourul!ing economic reports - u drop In con· struetlon Apcndin11und u weuk rendlnll of tllttionn bushlC88 octiyity - come u duy ul\or un unexpectedly stoep dccllne in groNI domestic product in the second quurtor. · Wull Street suffcrod bill h1sscs. just us investors wcro bcaln· . nlng to feel thut tho nmkct hod sufTcrod Ita wo11t duys und thul prices wol'll low enough For them to ston buying uauin. The Dow ch.>scd down 229.97, or 2.6 percent, ut 8,506.62 - Its first trlplo·dlalt decline siitco July 22. when it lost 234. Since thut prevlo11s loss, tho Dow hud 1wo 400·plus suri!OI - 488.95, its second·blgl!il8t dully point gain over, on July 24. und 447.49 on Monduy, 118 thlrd·inri!Cit dully point guin. Those stunnh111 udvuncc8 wore mostly ril81lOn81ble for u foUNC8Hion guln or I,()()\), . Tho broudcr murkol ulso lntiled buck on Thundoy. The , Nosdug composite index dropped 48.26. or 3.6 percent, to 1,280.00. The Standnrd & l'oor'a ~00 lnde~K fe1126.96. or 3 percent, to 884.66. The Daily Sentinel Reader Services Our mnln oonoorn In all ttorltl 11 to be aoourate. II you 'know of an 1rrar In 1 1tory, 0111 tnt ntw~room UA~t OUf5TIOn~ ADOUl (OlUQf? . 11 (740) iD2·2!00. Nlwa DtDartmenta Th' main number 11 ggz.ztoe. Oopartmont al(1entlonl are: oenaral manager Ext. 12 · · ll•becea Tho...- Lons and Gina Pines - will be at the Pomeroy Library on S.tunt.y,Aupul 3 from t lOrOO ......nooo I ' • ·.A Urt1111 Admtnlltripion repr~~tntatllll on hand to an1w1r questionr · about VA blnl/fll. T"' "' .lake(adYIIaft of INs fel Yotr --------------------~-·-- Blbl school planned · . • Ext. 13 !111. 14 or Other nrvloea Advartlalng Ext. 3 Clroulallon !Ill. 4 · Cl1111fltd Adl 1!111. 6 To nnd ..mall ntwa Omyaanyaentlntt.com On lhtWib . www.mvdallynntlntt.com · Judith K. Fry 'I. \VI ~'i r l"OI li~Uil·\ , \\! Va Ju.ltth K Fry. ~l. West ( \ 1lutnhlu. W \'a . ,ltl'll Wr.lnrsday, J~t lOtll. at h~r n'ol lll'n•'t' . She ''II~ l:lilnt Fch ~. l\1~0. 111 1>ayt011, da~tihlcr 111' Donald ~1\i.l R~~~~~ Allan" Shl' \Ill~ 111\'!ll~tere.l nurse. ~~~~iu~s hN ('JIIlnt,, ,he ~~ ourvil'l!<l by her hu hand. Ket\llo,'th "S,lntW ' Fr\ ''' \\bt Cnlumhl~: two daujlhtcrs. Dena Hill(llnhutham i1t Ll'lill , \\! v,,, anu l~oh l'ry of J~c~~utwille. fl'la.: a hmthl'r. llt Jan1c' t\datt1s ,,f Southport, N.C'.• ll •l~tcr. Lori R~d of St. Ll\ut~ . Mn , aud·her nmtllllr-in·law. Alberta Fry tlf' l\1int Pleasant , \\' \ '11 • tmllt wo 11-l'\llldchildrcn. She wu, lif'lltlll.i<'ll 111 d~ath tw h~r linhl'r-in-l~w. Marvtn '' l\1mt11 " l"r . · Services wtll h.- hl'l.t at II u 111 Sund<~ , Aua . 4. lOO~ at l"o!ldSI'IIl!~Thc~cr Fullctalllnme in M~son. W.Va. Burial will ftlllow at Fry t'cn~etcr) in \\ht Columbia. Friends 11111 ~nil ~~ the funeral hm11c on Saturday from 6 to \1 p.m. Lydie Gress . HI tRRlt'ANfi. W.Va. - Lydlu l)uille Urm. lnfam dauuhter uf ThUd ~ml Shunmm tlt'c•~ of Hurrknnc, W.Va.. died · Thut·sdny. Aul). I. ~0112. nt Cuho.-II·Huntinttton Hospital in Huntlnjltl\11, W.Ya. · Survlvlntt. t side~ her llUt'l:llts, nrc her l!rttndpal\'tlls. Bill Ymm11 ftf llurrkun~ und llmmic Oldham of Zephyr IIIIIs. Fla.: tW<l IJI'Ilat III'Utldm,ithct•. Thdt\lu t1f'llss of New Baven. W.V11 .. uml lAst~ Lundcrs of 'lo~irhyr llill•: and llllnts and und~s. Kt11-c and Steve (\illllts 11 Hurrkane and Mkhellc nn.l C'hris Noble of Lctllrt. W.Vu. Privutc scrvl~s an: under the uirc.:tlonof Andcrsotl Funeral llnm~ In N~w lluvct), W.Vn . Mcmmlnl comrlhutltms muy oo made for a memorial chair In the Hnrl.css Auditorium nt the Mnrslmll University School of Mcuidnc. t:./o Mury tlllls~. We~t Vl!lllliu :l, 11ox 363, New llnvu11. W.V11. 25253, . tlrl~nds muy 1'\lillstcr till•line ut www.undcrsonth.com. Donald Pooler Corraotlon .Polley •wer quottions abo1U higher edu~ation, ; fi rn:llllald,Jht~••lon proem, etc.· lmmunlutlon dlnlcs scheduled ·O'Bieness employees 6onored _at service awards ceremony - w •l~plnilln t~nt~ IIIKI W{lfl)l)ll, POMEROY - Mel;s Emofiloncy Services units respond~ Ill tho f6llow· in; calls flll' 11ssistam:o Thunday: · CENTRAL DISPATCH 8:54 a.m .. Main St .. Rutland, Mahle On1eser. lroated: 2:06 ll.lll.. Over\m:!Qk Center. Shirley Harless. Hlllrer M~ical Cl!l\ler: 3:41 p.m.. Mill St .. MiddlopQI'I. Stophanlll Wolfe. tro~tod: R:40 p.m., Chase Rd .. flt1rt 'ThyiQI', O'flleness Memurl11l H~pit11l . POMEROY 8:33 p.m.. Holaer Moi;a Clinic, Benjamin Kinun. Holler. Camden-Clark Memorial torti\ll1ull S~tm\1~' \ ~ 'Iii ill~· wll hwlttd~ d"""''· ctaih. Au;. II will be ''Oid· FII,hll'llN ll~t Ill ' lll~litll\ 111\U •tm t~llm~ 1'ht~<· D4)"' with ~~~ r.·t'lll~ ln1hetl hl '' Nlr 111~111• 1\ Ill t-e ~\'f\ \'d Ill\ SGlurd~ 1 Tht\M.' anl.'ndn\il al\' to 111~..- ]'K'rt1\l\\l\\n their fll'oritc h111. · Auv. 18 will be "FIIrtl)\'f ilumlu •" ~lir 11nd " ~''"\l~~:t t<>lcph11nc mu11h..-t with the C\lllll'llJIIIlon hwlt~ t\l 11 tllr For lnfarm~ttilln ~~~n l.md~ '""~· tholr. f11rm clothts to coMmt~ thll li·B -~ II fl. ~ruwl1141 .soo. · On A~q~. 25. tho chuNh wi II t'llll'hfl\to tho llarvcst h)' hrin~ln; cunnoo \:If dry ;!J\ids fQI' tho Mol~:s I lilhl!il M~tho<lisl C'ooporntlvo l'<lrisfl. A &jJOCIIII $Cfl'kll will oo hcld with mu~k. 11 n~~~t\illl \)II POMSROY - 1' hc M~iiJS ( 't1unt~ th plcnlifltl 1t11rv~st und S()Cittl llllld· ll~ulth l)eJ)IIrtlll\'111 will ~onduct chllu· inas. . ht\00 hnmunlntl\m clink~ stunin~ 011 S11turd11y from Qu\\. tti m~<~\ tmu ~~~~~ · tinuit\il throu11h AltliUSt. Clinic liN s~t t'ftr l p.m. '" 7 p.m.. l\il, (1: S IO 7p,m.. AuiJ. 7: \1 u.m. 111 II RACINE - A WQI.lki!tul cumpout vuct~tlon Bible ~chool will bo held ut u.m. 11nd I p.m. hl 3 p.m.. 1\u~. 1.1 uml thil Porthmd·Ru~lnc Community of :ltl: I ~. m. 10 7 1'·"'-· Aut~.•7 Ill th~ Christ Chureh. Lol'ott R011d, Auil, 9· 1II. Hettlth Depnrtmcnt In 1\mK:roy. Childllln m11s1 oo t~ccomt~tmll.'d hy un 'them will bo Poueo 111\d lndh.ms. The cumpoul will bol)ln 111 61'·"'· on udult und shot rvcol\ls l'or !..Ids 1\l\ISt ho.Frlduy und cnd ut 6 p.m Ill\ Snturduy for· hl'\l~ht. DlltWion~ uf\1 Ull]1t'\'dutcd l\1r childh(lod immunl7.atlntl udmlnlsmt· chlldron three to 13 ycnrs or u;e. flluns for Prldt~y lnd11do 11 wl~twr lion: howewor no illle will he denied t'OliSt, SCIIVtlniJOf hunt, Call1tl 111\l, lind ~~rvic~ llllcuu~c ol' lnuhllhy 111 tlny. 11141 f~om and OOtlorl"4J.Ilfl k'll toon EMS d1lly report (U_,e III•HOI Ohla Volley ~UIIIIIhtd ~ubllohlng Oa, tvtry tlltrnoon. MondiY through ~rldly, 1II Court 81., l'om~rgy, Ohio. Bt<X>nd·OIIII ~OIIIgt PI~ tll'omtroy Mtmberl Tht AIIOilllltd PrtH and lht Ohio NtwtPIPOr AIIOCII!Ion, l'oltmatllfl ltnd tddrtll oorrto· 110<\110 Tht Dilly l lnllntl, 1II Court. 81., l'omtroy, Olllo ID7DQ. l:I()MfiROY - J)mluld Leot\ Pool~r. ~6. l'omeroy. died 'l'ucsduy, July 30, lOOl, nt the t tmverslty of Kentucky Modkul Center in Lex inl!tOII, Ky. · lle wus born Sept. 14. 1944, son of the lute William Poolet, Sr. und liJu · ln~l Zlnk Pooler. He wus u retired truck driver with Nonhwcst Ft\ll[lht in l)envcr, rolo., ~nd wu ll vete.ran of tht U.S. Army. Survlvh\11 at'll hi s wife. Shirley Ann Pooler of Ptlmeroy: three duuJ!htors u11d sons·ill·luw: AnAelu und Thomtu Kelly or York. S.C .. C'hrlstlnu und Mutt Mnler of RockbrldJ!e. and Mlchulluuntl Duvld P!ltcrslln of Troy; two. brothers. Willium Pooler. Jr. til' f'litncroy and Oury ttnd Kelly l'ooler of Linden, Mich.: two sisters. Muryln und Rl\lll Dolphin ofE.IJemon, PI~. und Lent\ llel nnu Dm111 Pulllnas of Rcedsvi lld; und two l!fundchlidl'lln. ·' · Arrun(,!Ot1tllnts for prlvuto burlul were under the direction of th~ Milward J1uneml lltJme In t...lKinllltln. Therv will be no cullln11 IHnu·s. Junior's blast lifts Reds to win. 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Areas ·PLEASANT VALLEY ·HOSPITAL I �• The Daily Sentinel • .• 0 p1n1on By the Bend PageA4 _The_oa_ny_Sen_tin_ei_______ Frld•Y• Aupst 2. 2002 MEIGS NOTEBOOK The Daily Sentinel Dear 111 Court StrMt • Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·2158 • FAX (740) 892·2157 Abby • www.mydtllyatntlntl.com • • • Ohio Valley Publishing Co. ADVICE The fast & ·the faltering Den Dlckeraon Publisher Bette Chtrlene Hoeflich Pierce Managing Editor l.rtrr ,. ,. 10 rll(' Editor t•ditm w-r U't'ft-omt•. 11tt'Y slwultl bt' ,,,,.,,. them 300 ll'flllll. A/1 lr•/1<'1',1' .1ubjecr to t <litillll rr11ll mrr,(f b' ;(~tl<'ri 1111d mcl11rlr• rllldl~'.l .l' 111111 t<'lt'(llt<me lllflllllfr. No Ull.li~ ll< 'r/lr•rtt'f',l ll'il/1>1' (111/JIMrr•d. Ulltr.< .<lwulrl be ill .~01~/ rc~s tc' . tt(lt/''(',,.,.,.,.,t.: i .\'.\' llt'S. ,ot fJt' '~'·,malitiPs. . T1tr OtJinirm.,· t'JIH'f',,.,,.,.,/ ;,. tlltt t•olumrr htlow a rtJ rhr nm ~ .1e11.1u.1 11/' t(lf' (}frio' lt1/lr•y /'ubli.l'/1111,~ Co. :1 <'rlirm·ial /1<1r11~1. fill' writ'"'"' r•lift 1'11 'i.H' "d ll,(l, 1 NATIONAL VIEW SAINTS AND SINNERS Is the world ending? It~ up to your own perspective R. PLAGINZ It's culled the "rupture," and there arc Christiuns who tuke this Bible prophecy llterully. Some believers hnve .even pusled Instructions on the dushboards of their curs, telling passengers what to do if the driver of the cur should suddenly be whisked from behind the steering wheel and transported to heuven . The pussengers who find themselves in n dnverless vehicle ure told, "Do not pnntc. Shut off the Ignition nnd steer the car to the side of the road." Many of those who take these precuutlons seriously are people who have read the runaway best-seller "Left Behind" ('Tyndale House, 2000), which purports to be u true·to·life account of Eurth's lust days when believers will be snatched away from whatever they ure doin~ und taken to "meet the Lord in the sky.' . I~ the apocnlyptic suspense t~riller, · Jllflllle passengers simply vumsh In mlp-air leavin~ their clothes and bewildered compantons behind while chaos breaks out worldwide. The novel by Tim LaHaye and Jerry Jenkins Is pure fiction but Is bused on the Bible. St. Paul describes the "rupture" in one of his letters. The word "rupture" comes from the Latin word meaning to seize or curry off. In the words of St. Paul, "the Lord shall descend from heaven ... and the dead In Christ ~hall rise first. Then we who urc alive ... shall be caught up together with them in the clouds und meet the Lord iri the air." In tlther words, when the end of the BY GIORGI TODAY IN HISTORY • George Plagen~ COLUMNIST world comes, the believers shall be snatched away to sufety wherever they ure ....;. driving an automobile down the freewa~, walKing behind a plow or sit· ling in a theater. · Christianity has always taught that the days of this world are numbered. The Bible points to the signs that will accompany the "end times," as they ure culled. With these Bible signs us their guide, prophets through the ages have warned that the curtain was about to full on human history. So far they have all been wrong. Even Billy Graham misreud the signs. In 1950, the evangelist told an audience, "We muy have another ~ear, maybe two years. Then I believe it s going to be all over." Among the biblical signs pointing to the last days of the world us we know it, Oruhum mentioned the "perplexity and distress in the world, the breakdown In morals und more devastating und more frequent wars ." The end die! not come and Orahum no longer predicts when the world will end. "God alone knows," he says. Blit more Christians than ever uppeur Ill believe thut the "end time" is approach· in g. Time muguz.ine this summer run tl cover story titled. "The Bible and the Apocalypse - Why More American~ nre Reading and Talkin~ About the End of the- World.'' The urucle said thut 17 percent of Americuns believe the end of the world will huppen in their lifetime. · While lhe number of those who look for the end to come soon is growing; skeptics still outnumber believers. Many Bible scholars believe that when the prophets predicted coming events; tile~ were referring to happenings whtch would take place in the neal future •• usually within the lifetime or their hearers. These , scholurs say the book ot ' Revelation wkere many. of the Bible prophecies appear was written to be a steadying influence on Christians suf· fering persecution in the first century. Such e11.pressions as "what soon mu~t take place" or "for the time is near" · must stand as warnings ,against apply! ing the book of Revelation to later centuries. they maintain. The prophets were not talking to us in the 21st century but to their ow~ generation, they suy. , Meanwhile, we may want to take comfort in something a conference oi world scientists said recently. They pre: dieted thut the universe can look for: · ward to about live million more years. We should be able to settle our differences by.then. (George R. P/agenz is a columrii~·t for· Newspaper Enterprise Al·sociarlon.) . BY TH E ASSOCIATED PRESS foduy Is Frlduy. Aug. 2, the 214th duy of 2002. There are IS I duys left in the yeur. Toduy's Highlight In Hhtory: · . On Aug . 2, 1771i. members of the Continental Congress begun uttuching their signuturcs to .the Declarutlon of Independence . . On thi s dulc: In IH76, frontiersmun "Wild Bill" Hickok wus shot and killed while playing poker ut u saloon in Deadwood, Dakota rerrltory. . In 1921. uperu singer Enrico Caruso died in Naples, 'Italy. ·1n 1921. u jury in Chicago acquitted several former mem. bers of the Chicugo White So~t busebull team and two oth· · ers of conspiring to dcfruud the public in th·e notorious : "Black Sox' scandal. , In 11)2:\, the 29th president of the .United States, Warren · 0 . Harding, died in Sun Francisco. In I~34. Germun President Paul von Hindenburg died, paving the way fur Adolf Hitler's c!Jmplete takeover. In 11)31), Albert Einstein signed u letter to President :Franklin Roo~evclt urging creation of un atomic weapons , research progmm. · • In 11)45, President Truman, Sovletleuder Josef Stalin and • Brltl ~ h Prime Mini ster Clement Attlee concluded the · Potsdam conference. In 1%4. the Pentagon reported the first of two attacks on U.S. demoycrs by North V.ietnainese torpedo bouts in the Gulf of Tonkin. In l!)l!~. 137 people were kflled when a Delta Air Lines • ictliner crushed · wnilc attempting to land at Dallas- Fort 'Worth International Airport. .: In ll}!)jl, lnalJinvudcd Kuwait , seizing control of the oil. rid1 emirate. (The lmqls were Iuter driven out ·in Operatum · Desert Storm.) In 2000. Republicans awarded Tcl(as Governor George W. Bush their 20(X) presidential nomination at the party's convention in Philadelphia and ratified Dick Cheney as hi s running mute. · Ten years ago: The campaign of President George H.W. : Bli ~ h . accused hy Bill Clinwn of mudslinging, responded . with a vitriolic prc~s release that referred to "sniveling hyp· ncrilicul Democrats" fllu sh later di savowed the relea se). At . the Uurce lona Summer Olympic~ . American Jackie Joyner. Kersee repeated as heptuthlon champion . · Five years ago: "Naked Lunch" aLithor William S. • Burrough•. the godfather of the "Beat generation," died in Kunsus City, Mo.. at age 83 . BET I BVIU.E - Courtney and Jordan Lyons celebrated their second bilthdays July 24 at the Belleville Locks and Dam . The twin's parents Cheryl and Travis Lyons hosted the Blues Clues pany. Those attending were Debra White, paternal grand· mother: Edna Johnson. maternal .grandmoth· er; Ted and Marjorie Connolly. pater· nal great grandparents; Misty and Robert Arnou, Penny Jolmson, Ale~tis and Tom Cline; Kenneth COURTNEY fl JORDAN LYONS Johnson, Arlene Parker and dauBhter Amanda; SHeila Harris and Jordan Wh1tlock; Doris Deeter; Nick Schultz, Grog Barry; and Tiffany Durham. WEST'S VIEW ., Sept. 11 anniversary shouldn't cqme With an apology ·. BY DIANA WUT With the anniversary of Sept. II sil( weeks uwuy, plans to observe the day are fulling into place - some less grucefully than others. While we muy anticipate mourners' wreaths, hymns, and moments of silence punctuated by taps to set the day apart for remembrance and renewal, we may also expect other, less decorous commemorations. Exercises are also planned to assess Sept. II not as an act of un ongoing war, but ruther as a kind of marker of personal growth. On a college campus in Indiana, for e'xample, The New York Times reports that students will participate in workshops on Sept. I0 to "recreate . what they were thinking and doing on that date lust yeur" and con· sider "in hindsight, how narrow their views of the world were." Some educators expect to tum the one· year anniversary of chaos and carnage into what they call a "leachable moment" to debate U.S. foreign policy, the meaning of terrorism and the fundamentals of Islam. Such lessons may smack dyspeptical· ly of transforming a day _of Infamy into a day of empathy, but the approach seems to fall into line with the net· works' Sept. II plans for blanket coverage, which the e11.pcrts are already h~ilin¥, as "good therapy." I 'Folks will be able to see that other people are struggling with this and recovering," the Newscum's Margaret En~el told the New York Post, lapsing eas1ly into the 12·step patois to discuss · the historic attack. "Frankly," she continued, "people are still looking for memorating the first anniversary of th~ attacks by e11.tendin~ hospitality to their Muslim neighbors.' The NCC provides un open-house how-to guide at www.ncccusa.org, offering not only "Heir, to Find Muslims Living Near You,' but also "Basic Facts Abour · Islam." (These are "basic" to the _v.oint of babyish, with one definition of Jlhadi for example, a contemporary slogan of murderous incitement against both the United States and Israel, boiling down COLUMNIST I? "workint~ ag~inst injustice or oppres, SIOn 111 SOCiety. , . direction in their lives as a result of this "Sometimes," ·the NCC primer prat• massive assault." No word on whether ties on, "this e11.ternal form of jihad can either academia or the media will be include using armed force, within prelooking to our brave men and women in scribed ethic~lli.mits.") uniform as Americans who have manSuch hosp1tahty. may sou~d. almost aged to find plenty of "direction" post · swell a~d even 1,111ghty. ~hrtsuan, but Sc 1. 11. should 11 be a sahent sp1r1tual response ~erhaps the most outre commemora- to Sept. II? As Charles Krau.thammer lion is the effort to see the anniversary w~ote last N?vember, there •s som~­ of the terrorist attack in the name of !~mg demeanmg about what he called Islam as the historic moment to th.e ~real . post-Sept. II o~dlty: embrace Islam. The University .ofNorth ~caferyt~g stlenc,e from ~~~ spmtual Carolina at Chapel Hill decide4 last authonttes .of Is.l.lltn. obsessl.ve. chatter January to require inCQmlng freshmen rrom Amc;~ICUI'lli, lar~cly ChnstJan, fil!to read "something ro~lated to 111g th~t Silence With ~ear-apologeuc September II " lllld, fantastically profe!stons of g~ fa•th an~ toler, ~nough, chose excerpts from the Quran. a~ce. And there sull .•s ·• purt•cularly Whether ihe Jesson comes off as as !he means by wh~ch to mark th~ planned is unclear now that the institu- anmversary of the horrtfic day. Sept II ·, lion faces a lawsuit for allegedly vittlat- 2002 s~ould be free of false not~&, a day ing the separation of church and stak. on Which not .to .trumpet Amencan tO!• Meanwhile, everything remains on ~ranee so much.as to reflect on what 11 track for the leftist National Council of takes to defend II. Churches' "Open Doors" project. This 1Diai'Ul West is a columniat and editor.rogram urges Christian congregations rial writer for The WaJhlngton nme.r. 'to hold interfaith open houses on or She can IH'contacted via dweal@wash· around September I I, 2002. thus com- ingtolllimes.cdm.) Diana West Raymond and Pam Roach. Druin and Anale Roach. Woes and Laura Fields. Jacob R01eh. Jordan William's, Gardner Wehrung, Matt Eskew, Kasey Williams, Trudy Browning, Michael McCormick, Charla Linle, Austin, Tiara. and Lynsey Roach, Elmer and Paula Miller. Willard and Judy Miller. · Ronald Miller family that inCludes Rebecca and Matthews Lemons, Angie Robinson, Joe Eyre, Stephanie Ph ps. Robert and Ronda Smith, Nicholas and Joshua Ayres, Janice Miller. Steve, April, Haley, and Madison Miller. Dale Miller. Carl and Marjorie (Miller) Vanderhoof. Terry and Rochelle, Dimitri, and Dristan Lamm, Sharon Beaver, Lorraine Neff, Walter Clark, Flora Dell Grueser, Mike, Debbie, Thr, and Alison Gerlach. Marvin Frazier. Jim Vancooney. and Dale Walburn. Auctioneers were Elmer and Willard Miller und door prizes were awarded by . Jacob Rouch and M~ Smith·. The next reunion w1ll be in remembrance of Oert.rude Miller's 100 birthday July II, 2003. and the reunion will be held July 13, 200~, at the Miller homeplace of Middleport. DEAR ABBY: For the past three months, I've been see· ing a guy I met in night class. However, all of a sudden, it seems like our relationship is going backward instead of forward . He's dealing with a very stressful situation at work, and r m doing my best to be supportive .by not pressuring him. I don't want to seem pushy, so I haven't said anything, but sometimes I feel neglected. SYRACUSE- A guest speaker will be at At first, we were e-mailing the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene on and talking on the phone Sept. 21 to host a church conference. WILKESVILLE - A dinner will be held · daily. We even staned calling Dr. Stan Toler, a senior pastor of Trinity for the public Aug. 8 from 4 to 8 p.m. at the each other "honey" and "darChurch of the Nazarene in Oklahoma City, Wilkesville Community Center to meet cavling." Physically, we're really · "host of the television program "Mission alrymen who are preparing for a recreation into each other - but when Today," will the SJlCaker. . of Morgan's Raid through Meigs and Vinton _r.ve're not in bed. we can't Toler has taught for 10 years at seminars for Counties next year. , · seem to hold a conversation. • INJOY Group, a leadership · The menu will include ·bean soup, com· Can this relationship be development institute. He broad, fried potatoes, com on the cob, sliced saved? Or is he trying to tell has written more than 45 tomatoes. and something to drink. The price me something? - LOST books including his best· for euch meal is $5. AND CONFUSED IN sellers, "Ood has Never Darrell Markijohn with the si11.th Ohio volMASSACHUSETTS Failed Me, But He's Sure unteer cavalry und 10 to 15 other cavalryDEAR LOST AND CON· Scared Me to Death a Few men will stay on White's Farm Thursda~ FUSED: One· of the major Times," "The Five-Star night and leave on Friday morning for the1r problems with jumpin$ into . Church," and his latest three-duy ride. The 42·mile j'oumey on bed with someone wtthout book ''The Buzzards are horseback will start in Wilkesvi le and take getting to know him first Is Circling, But God's Not them through Meigs County and end up near · the. problem you're having TOLER Finished With Me Yet." the Chester Courthouse urea . now. You don't know · him · Pre-registration will The "dry run" is needed to establish 'a well enough to know if he's begin at 8 a.m. with the conference begin· route and a time for ne~tt year's Ohio telling you the truth or trying ning ·at 8:30 a.m. ans running until 12:30 Bicentennial reenactment of Morgan's Raid / to back away. p.m. Any 9uestions can be directed to Pastor which is scheduled for Sept. 3·7, 2003. The sinanest thing ~ou can Mike Adkms or Lori Kimes at 992-2514. Jane Ann Bums and David Stiffler Jr. have do is to be sympathetic about been select~d to co-chair the Vinton County his work problems. Let him committee to coopemte with the Ohio's talk to you about them. Try to Bicentennial Commission. For more infor-jearn more about his interests mation, please contact Bums at 669-3915 or and concerns outside the bedMIDDLEPORT- The 22nd annual reunion Stiffler at 669·4671 . room, and talk to him about of the children of the J. Doyle and Oe111\lde yours. In other words, give (Russell) Miller family was held recently at the him time and a chance to see Miller homeplace in Middleport. that there Is more to you than All chilcfren were present, e11.cept for the sexual side. Russell E. Miller of Tucson, Ariz., who was Whether this relationship unable to attend. The day was spent remi. has substance or was just a niscing, playing games, swimming, present· GALLIPOLIS - Navy Midshipman fling remains to be seen. But ing trophies, and a family fun auction. Micah A. Kolcun, son of Debbie A, and speaking realistically, few Dale Miller was the emcee and gave the Andrew A. Kolcun of Gallipolis, recently people can sustain Indefinite· blessing before the meal. Fifth generation completed silt weeks of U.S. Naval Jy the level of heat you two babies were welcomed Into the family along Academy Indoctrination (Plebe Summer) in were aeneratina. When that with two great-grandchildren to JaciC Miller Annapolis, Md. · coola, !here has to be a comand one great-arandchild to Dorothy Roach. This delllllllding, fast·paced orientation . munity of intereat for the The mariiaae of Robert and Ronda Smith begins for years of preparation for commla- . romance to aurvlve. wa1 celebrated and the death of Louia Smith aioning aa a naval or Marine Corps officers. DEAR ABBY: I am a 53· waa mentioned. · During Plebe Summer, Kolcun learned basic year-old woman plannina to Trophiea were awarded to Flora Dell akills In seamanship, navigation, infantry live with my !14-year-old Orueaer, the oldest family member; Tiara drill, saillng, and marksmanship. Kolcun boyfriend. The term Daune Tlllia, the younae•t member; Randy learned the Briaade of Midshipmen'• :'boyfriend" Ia the problem. I Roach, the youngest grandfather; Vicky also Honor Concept. feel silly lntroducina him as Lacey, the younaest grandmother: Janice Kolcun is a 2000 graduate of Oallia my boyfriend, but I don't like . Miller for the fairest, Rebecca Lemons for Academy High School. the terms "lover" or "sianifi. the closest birthda~, Steve Miller for the cant other," "life ~artner" or least amount. of hatr, Rochelle Latnm with "domestic partner. ' NOthing the most hair, and Rebecca Lemons, Haley sounds right to me - even Miller, Jacob Roach for the best dog bark. "friend" feels inappropriate. Egg toss winners were Randy Roach and GALLIPOLIS - Navy Midshipman · ..J Any ideas, Abby?- EAST Brandon Roach. Runnersup were Steven Meredith A. Addington, daughter of Linda COAST LIVE-IN LADY Miller and Matthew Lemons. Appreciation and Stephen A. Addington of Gallipolis, DEAR LADY: Since you trophies were awarded to Mike and Debbie recently completed six weeks of U.S. Naval don't like any of the comGerlach, Willard and Judy Miller, and ACademy Indoctrination (Plebe Summer) in monly used terms, simply Annapolis, Md. · · Lorraine Moine. introduce him by his name: Attending were the Jack Miller family that This demanding, fast-paced orientation " ... and this is John Smith." includes Johnnie Miller, Tiffany Co11., Jerry begins for years of preparation for commis· The way you and Jolm treat Proffitt, Kenny Owens, Vicky Lacey, sioning as a naval or Marine Corps officers. each other will convey your Shawn, Christina, and Brent Lacey, Kelsey During Plebe Summer, Addington learned message more effectively Kennedy, and Aimee Anttes, and the Mary basic skills in seamanship, navigation. than any label. (Miller) Smith family that includes Wanda infantry drill, sailing, and marksmanship. .·DEAR .ABBY: "Learned Abshire, John Mary Lou, Joey, and Joshua Addinj!ton also learned the Brigade of Too Lute in Fon ·Worth" was Cobb all of Columbus. . Midshipmen's J-lonor Concept written by the husband dying Dorothy (Miller) Roach family tl)at includes Addington is a 2002 graduate of Gallia o( cancer who pondered the Tom and Brandon Roach, Randy Roach, Academy High School. wasted years with a wife who was always too bus~ for him . · That letter remmded me how fortunate I am to spend each precious day with my wife of 60 year.s. In fact. our -,elationship once prompted me to write some song lyrics using a theme I hope all seniors with living spouses will embrace. AUTUMN DAYS When autumn days remind us that the summertime is Toler to speak Damage • Senttle Post·lntelllgencer, 011 £'Ot'f!Orare n•spon. !iibiliry: The rush of corporute scundals looks hke u pruirie t1ood covering the landscape. Congress und Pt·csldent Bush have be~un ~o wade into the scandals bur they bcller sturt swnnmmg harder. Without u strong .response from elected lenders. the damuge to the nution's financial system will be deep und long-lusting. ... · Congress and the president now huve focused on muking the extensive cht111ges that can produce more open mm·kets und greutcr Cl11'porute uccounrability. With Wull Street likely fucing u period of market distress like whut occurred lust week, quick decisions mi1y not turn the market uround immediate!~. But they willut least set the stage for greater confl· dence. The stock market's full seemed to grow out of u series of public concerns, all centered on people gumh]g the system. As has occurred in the wake of past economic booms, the · country must draw lessons from irresponsibility und rule-breaking. The bri~htest future for the economy will come from u sertes of meusures thut creute new regulations and stronger laws set in un environment where personal responsibility is encouruged. That won't hap· pen quickly, but the economy's troubles built gradually to their currenr level of severity. . The United Stutes, which just five years ago confidently lectured Asiu on the vulue of transparency in finunciul deulings, now finds that it must prescribe some of' the sumc medicine for itself. Corporate leaders must practice personal accountability - and the public must huve the meuns to see thut businesses are pructicing what the ·president preached to them. 'IWins celebr.te birthday 1 Corporate scandals' impact on national psyche need addressed Page AS Dinner planned with · Morgan's Raiders Miller family reunion MILITARY fildiJ· Auplt 2. 2002 M.EIGS CALENDAR POMEROY M1lg1 High School and Middle School ~ country practice. 8:30 a.m , on high 1C11001 hdt. Open to boya and gl~t Qltdel 7·12. Come pre. dellgMd 10 prou101e • • • Dl pared to run an Mondly phyalcal IUnclonl.... of •ny type. lttma tor 2002-o3 hila bMn OOf"'lllee«<: are prtnled only • ap~ee par- w1101,- tor lnlorrT\1110!1. mila a~ ClilMOI ba VUIII'IIIIIeld 10 ba prtnled a apeclflc numt. EAST MEIGS ..:._ Eaatem Board of deye. ot Education, tl*lal mMtlnQ, 7 p.m. llementary llblary llltunlly, AuQ. 3 tn<:e 100m to dilcuta peraonnel, PORTLAND Lebonan quoteo from ~. and ahy TOwnahlp TruatMa m1111ng, 7 othar bualneu that can bt dellh p.m. at tha townlhlp buMdlng. with bv thl Board Ol Education. Community Celtnder It publlaMd u a INe "' wlce to nonproftl gr111upa wtahlng to announce .-lin.. Mid _ . , , Tlla calendar Ia not ''*'-' n con-•· MIDDLEPORT - l.lelgo Middle SYRACUSE Sunon School lootball orga~nlzalional lllwnahlp Trust"'· 7:30 p.m. at meatlng, gradft....,.. and eight, lha Syracuse Village hall. . 8 a.m.. 11 midclll achoOI, with condltlo!11ng and pracliOIIIg ~lnnlflll POMEROY - Meigs County at 8a.m. Republican Party mMtlng, 7:30 REEDSVILLE - The Will lam· p.m.. Meigs County Courthoutl. tly reunion, cteaoendlnta of John . LETART- - Letart Townahlp and Laura Well, will gather at TrustMs, 5 p.m. at the oHIOe build· Forkt<l Run State Park on Saturday. The tamlly will mMt at log. the lower aha~er ~Mat noon. ·RACINE - Racine VIllage Council mMtlng, 7 p.m.. muniCipal HARRISONIIILLE Harrisonville Lodge, F&AM, building. 1. · Saturday, '7:30 p.m. at lha han. RACINE - Racine Chapter Rtfrtahmenta. 134 Eulem Star mMtlng, 7:30 REEDSVILLE Family p.m., MasoniC Lodge. reunion tor daaoandanta ot Samutland Lllllt Smith, Saturday, liiHday. Aug. e t p.m, Forkt<l Run State Park. ALFRED - Orange Townahlp Take oowort<l dlah. Trustees meeting, 7:30 p.m. at the home ol the clerk, Oele Follrod. SALEM CENTER Star Grange 778 and Star Junior RACINE - Southern JuniOr Grange 878, regular atuiOn, High volleyball m..tlng, 5 1o 7 Saturday. PoUuek at 8:30 p.m.: p.m. Mandalory tor eighth graderw; · meeting at 7:30 pl.m. Nttdltwork, seventh graderw weloorno. Call arl and photography contnta will 94&-10621or lnloriTIIIIon . be'•ludged. Final plana will be made lor M1tga County Fair dis· MIDDLEPORT - Mlddlaporl play. Community Atsoclltlon mMtlng, . 8unday,Aug.4 SYRACUSE ~Eichinger reunion Sunday, 1 p.m. at Carleton School. 8:30 a.m .. Paoplta Bank. POMEROY Sallabury Townahlp TruatMI mettlng, 6 p.m. townahlp hall on Rock Springs Road. TUPPERS PLAINS .:.. 67th annuai Parker reunion, Sunday, at Eaa\trn Elementary, 1 p.m. Carry· • Wt<lntaelly, Aug. 7 PAGETOWN Scipio In dinner. Townlhlp TruatMa mMtlng, 6:30 p.m. Pagetown hall. . Monday, Aug, I MIDDLEPORT - Mtlga Middle POMEROY - Beginning '!'oga School football organizational mHtlng, gradta atven and tight. Class, 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. Melga 8 a.m.. at mlddltaohoot. with con- Sanlor C~izena buMdlng. All agaa ditioning and! prwotlclng ~Inning welcome. 992·288 t , ext. 233 to gel lnloriTIIIIon or lo reglatar. at 8 a.m. Micah A. Kolcun ' • Meredith A. Addington Keep_ing. Gci/Ua, · gone And the shadows show the · aun is on the wane, It seems so easy to forget that life continue.s on As we revel in our strolls down mem'7 Jane. . But then stop to reason that living knows no sea.an, And realize our numbered · days arc few. · That's why I don't recall if aummer skie1 were gray or blue ' But live each lovely autumn day with you . . - FRANCIS STROUP, DEKALB, ILL. DEAR FRANCIS: You're not only a lyricist; you're also a poet and philosopher. May the melody linger on. Meigs& li'ltlltJn . informed Dragon Internet Local Unlimited Access As low as $11.95 per Mo.,. 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A~ren, Sr. Sunlllt)' Unlflt:J Survil'C WurMhifl · lll:JO n.m.• f'IJ\ ,111, Wc.rlncMdJty Scrvtce~ . 7 p.111. tlltfltl~llndepcmdtml ~~~ N. 2ml St. Mltll.llcjltlrt 1111M tur: Jt1mu E. Kec!oll!r: Wur~ h lp · IIIII Ill , 7 p.m. Wtllnc~llny Ser'' 1CC~ 7 11,11\. Filth »•tiiiMt ('hur(h Kullrnml Sl ,_ MuNun Sun~h&)' S~huul · Ill ~ . m. wur ~ hlp . 1111.111, t\ p.m. Wt•thum luy Service~ · 7 ,,,m , •'url'll Nqn llllpllrd l'ahlm : Arlu~ llul'l Sumluy Sdmul 10 u m Wur ~ htp · ! I u.m Mt 1\tmiMh t111plb11 Fourth & Mr1in SL, Mlt.lt!lepurt l'u~tnr : kev Clilher1 C'rnla. Jr. Sunlluy S~ht~tll · 11 : ~0 n.l!l. Wur~hlp · 10:4 ~ u m. Antiquity hllpll,.l Sunduy Sdk~tll • 9: Jn tun. Worship · Ill 4 .~ n 111 Sundu)' ttvcnl nll. ti.!.II J Jl.lt\, l'u111nr: Murk McC'um11~ Nulh•nd .,rtf Will H11Jtl11t Srdcrn St i'u~lur: H.c~. Puul Tu y'tur Sund11y Sclh~il . 10 ll.tn . t!v.:nin1 1 j'l .lll . 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Sundtt~ \Hll:-.1111" ~ IU .'\tlllo Ill..~ 7 p.m. \Wrlnc:-.~~~ rrn,~'f ~~·r,· k~· 7 11 ('tt.lv~~rr~· l.. llJ.rlnt lln r11~~11\ IUc N.11ltd Md\1'11/le \I \t.m, 7:0CI!l,t\l , Wr.•dlll.'\lbty ~I\~~· ~· 7 ()I I pIll RUM- t•f Sh•nm llollnl~ l'h"n:h l.•.'Ulbltat l'l\~"- IM,, Hut lnn•l \\'lu'i>hll' • '-I:Jll n.ut. l"»u ~lof : Itt•\' \kWC)' t;1t11 Suntlll)' S~hool - 10:. ~~ 1.111. Y:.llllt m. \\lllloh.111 -7 l',_ m. W~·dnc~dttr 11nt)'l'r 111\'Ctlllat 7 p. ut . SUtllltt) Mo<kSprlnp K(!lth Ruder Stllllki)' Sdt•'ll.•l - 1,1 : I~ n.m, Wm1hlp • Ill lUll . "•"•111 .'0 S11ltm Ctntcr Pn~t llr : Will hunK, Mnf11hall Suml1y S~!hno\ • ltl: \,, u. m. Wnn.hlp · 1.1 : I~ u.111 ll lll\r.< Stlkly : Mund11~ i ·IXJ rm Snot.ovlll• Sunday Sdmul . Itlu . m. WIU!!hlp . I) 11.111 . fhun•h IM . Mtu~ Mli'l!ud Sut\duy .1khtto l · '-1:.'0 U,l\1 , Wurshlr · 10: 4 .~ II.Jn. 7 11.m rhuntduy l!lt.lr• Shit!) tmd Vu111h • 7 p.m. W~lnu ~ih r y Sl'lt' 'lit·.~· . l.alltT-Da~ 1-'u slnr: lkw11yn~ Stutler • 1011.111. Wlli'Nhlp • 911,1\1 . Wt:dti!.'MdUX SeJ'VICc~ · Ill l .lll. C•rmei·Suttun Ctlrmol & UMhtm R1l~ . or l.allcr-I>My Saln111 St Rt.. !W. 4oltl·tl147 11r ol4f~o 1;1Hh Stuuluy Sl·h,loiiCI: ~0- 1111 m. H.t'llel Snl.'lt•1yiPrle~lhtltKI I I : U~ - 1 2 : 1MI Mornlnt~ St•r P11s1ur: IO>ewuyr~c Swtler 1\111111 ·sumluy Schrltll • 1I 11 . 111. l .illhllMYIIIr (.'hr\!ilhtn. ( ;hur<·h Sncnuncm .~ l·rvk•c Y-111: 1 .~ p.m. llnmcnurklnl' m~'t'tln¥, hi 'llnu·N,_ 7 p.m, Wnl'~hi~ · IOn .m . Rnhcn ~und11~ Sd~nul Mll!ooM~r 9: ~1lll. n\ , Wm~hip to:\tl u m.. 7 '0 p.m. Wr:tilll''dlly S,·rvkc 7:)!1 pm. Htl'Cinllll' ( 'hlll'\'h u( C " hrb~l Pn~t, , r : P1tlll11Slllntl Su•nluy Sdt1111l. \J :,\() n.tt1. W111'11h lp Sr:r.,.k.•t"" : ID:.\0 n.m 1\lhlc SIUdy. W.:tlllCMUuy, f1:,11J p.m Wn r~ hlp Wur~llll' . 'J .On lr.m. Suuduy llt"ht11•l . IO:tK I 11.111. W1ilm11 111\illlcnry S110., K II'>'Ll n ~wm~ l . SunJtty S,·hrMl l • IO:tKI 11.!11. Wur~hlf' • I I 11,11\, ( 'hun•h !lr 4'hrl111 1111r.lr~C{'\IIl0 7 lllld 124 W St. l'•ull.ulhtrln Chu~h ('urn,~r Syi.:IIM111r~. & St!t:(lllll ~I .. l,omcn1y Su mluy Scht~ll Wor~hlp . ( 'hrisl ia11 I :niun thrl~tl•n Lnlt111 IIMllrnd. W,Vu. 1 1 n~ t m ll:l\'ill Cir~l!f Sumluy Sdi!MJ \ '} ..1(1 11.111 . Wor~hlp • IO:JO 11111., 71MJ p.m We.thleiKIII~ Si!r\kr.~ 7 nn 11111 ( 'hurl'h uf(;ml Mt Murl11h 4'llut"r:h uf Clud Mlk IIIII Rll .. ~lldttc Pn~ hw Jnmc8 Suncrflclrl Sunduy fo\d11111l . (l : 4~ u,tn , E\'Ullhljj. (l p.m.. Wednett~;ln~ Service~ . 7 p.m. Rull1nd C'hurdt ut (~CHI l'nlltur: Runllc111h Sunduy Wnr,.hlp · Ill t1 ,m., (, p.m Wc:dnclllln>' Serv1cr:~ 7 Jllll 1\-i!.!h&R CcHiperl1!11"ai1Mrlsh Nt•l'1hi!u8l CluMtcr Alrrctl l'aMiur; Jrme UtiiHi'" Sundny SJ.:ht1(11 • II:Jt111, 111. Wnnhip . 11 11:111 .• fdO 11 .111. ChtJitr Pt~llir: J~tnc tkuult: WtrnhJp • q II.m. Sundny S~ho~'l • Ill• m Titunduy Scrvkc.t • 1 p.rn. Syr~u"' t'ln:l ('burch utCiod ApJIIe und ,qccond StN. P~tor · RcY. llriYid Mu~~~ell Sunduy Sd'IINillllld Wur~hip- lllruu . f!venln1 SctYiee•· rdO p.m. Wcdnelld~&y Servlcc8 . f• \<1 j'l .m. Church of God ot Pnlpheey OJ. Yt:hile Rd . uff St. Rt. 16{) Joppo Pa~tor Rob Mundolph Worshi p · 9:)0 a.m. Su11d11y Sehoul • )(UO ru n. l..t~nfiBoUum Sumluy S!:houl • iJ:JO 11.111, Wunhi(l • 10:3011.111. Kt~dnllle $1 : K1 . 124, R11dne Pu•hlf': Wllllum Huhlk.:k S11ndtty ScluMll · 10 11 .111 t!Ytnhl~ • 7r.m. WL-t.ltlllllllny Scrvit.:llN • 7 p.m.. Syr11cuMo t'll'lllllnlled 1 1 rt~hytcrlln l'11 ~ 10 r Wdcr H.11hm Cn1w Sum.lll)' Sdu.:tol • 10 11,111, Wurhhlll • II u.m, S11bhu1h Sehoul · 2 p.m. w hi l Rockers top the Shock AUBURN HILLS. Mich. (AP) - Chasit~ Melvin scored 20 pomts and Merlukia Jones added 19 as the Cleveland Rockers beat the Detroit Shock 68-66 in a battle of the Eastern Conference's worst teams on Thursday night. Jen Rizzotti added II against her former team and Mery Andrude had I 0 for Cleveland (I 0·16). which won· its second in a row. Rookie Swin Cash scored 19 points, and Barb Farris added 12 for Detrpit (6-20), which lost its second straight. I nih·d Bn·lhn·n Mt. 011\'t Community Church Putor: Lnwrence Uuah Mlddlepon Chun:h uflho N101rono Sundny Schuol • 9:30 1\.m. · EYenlna . 7 p.m. Wcdnedny Service· 7 p.m. Mt. llermoo Unlled Brtlhnn In Chrill Church Tcl'.a8 Cmnmunhy 364 11 Wickham Rd PuRitU: knbcrt SltiHJCrl Suntll&)' School -1,1:30 11.m. Wm·-hlp • 10 :~ 11 !Ult,. 7:00p.m. Wcdnesduy ScrvleeM. 7:01'1 p.m. Ed~ Unlled Brethren In Chrl11 2 112 mllct nonh uf RecdMvlllc on St11tc Route 114 . United •'111Ch Churcl1 • RL 7 un l'omeroy Uy·PIIMN ·flaMtor: RtY. ttobcrt B. Smith, Sr. S11nday School . 9:30a.m. Wor1hlp · IO:JO 11.m .• 7 p.m . Wedm:Rdoy Service · ? p.m. A. lien Mltle11p l~nlet'tllliiiii411M!mbly Mni'IMI Ch1pel Church \atan'IH' Rndovlllo Fdlowohlp Church or the Naz11renc l'••tor: Tcre•• W•ld«k Sund11y Sc.:hool. 9:30 11.m. Wunhlp • 10:45 a.m., 7 p.m. 8crvk'4.1 7 ;mt Sunlln)' Si.•huol • 9:30 tl.ln . WurMhlll - 10:30 R.m., 7 p.m. Sundny Sehuol. 9:JO 11.1n. Wonhip · 10:4-' Y.m .. 7!JO p.m. Wellnet«<l&y 1:30 p.m. Wetlnetldl&y Sendee• • 7 p.m. Wr:dn~ Kllu y se"''"u.. o.y Ad"ontiNt Lorta Dolwm Sunduy Schunl· i.1 :30 u.m. Wor8hlp • IU:30 1un .. 6:30p.m. Sunlluy Schtll.ll ~ : .\tl um Sund11y CYl'nlnJ ~crvlce t1 pm Sunday School • i.ilu.m. Wur•hlr ·· lllu,m. •·•lth Gotpel Church Allen Mltlct.IJI Hnml, Wt~NI Cnlumhlu, W.V1. PuMinr: C'lytlc l'/cn-c\1 Mlddh!port Prt•bylerhm Surtllny I!IChuol • 10 1\,111, Wur•hlp • II n.m. Wednc ~ dny S&lrvlce . i p.m. Cn. Rd . tl3 Pa~lor: SHiem l'un1munlty Churtb Wunhlp · q a.m. • Suntlay Schnol · 9: 4~ u.m . Suntl11)' School • 9:30 11.111. Won hlp · A0:30a. m. Pa~1or: tMlllhli~hcd . · Mulhcrt)' I-IlM. Rd., Pm11croy J.li\Ntrrr: Rll)' LllwlnMk)l , Saturtid~ Scrvh:eN: 1hrth t:hurtb • Nil\\' dmrdt N11 Sunday scrvlr:t H•rri!HinYIIItr Pruhyterl•n Church UyeMwlllu CommuniiJ Churth llockln1porl Churth OrtJrtd Strccl Sundny School - 10 n,m, Wur~hlp · II •.m , WedncMlhty Servln11 • RJl.m. MI. Utl"t lJnlttd Mtthodbn SyrlfUIIt Mhtlllnn 141 I Brldjmnttn Sl, Syrncu~lo' Rt!v. Mike ' 11mmp11tiii,PII ~I or Sundtl~ School - 10 n.m. t;vcninw • 6 p.m. WcthlciK.ht)' Service · 7 p.m. lluel Communll~ ChuKh On' Rt. 124 PIIM\Or: P.dMcl Han Suntll\)' Sl.!hool · \.1:~0 u.m. . W\)r•hlji • IO:JO11.m., 7:JO '"''' Rd .. 46HC Sum.IM)' School • 91t.m. Wunhlp · 1011,111, WcdtlllNtluy Ser\'lcot • 1011.111. Grtdllml Unll11d l\1ethudl~l • •1:11\n.m. ( 1 ~ 1 & '2nd Sun). ' 7 : ~ 11 p.m. (.'nl &. 4th Sun) Wcdtlc!it.hty Scr\·icc 7:10p.m 011 114 l10hlnd Wilkc ~v lll u 1'11~1ur : Rev, Rnlph Stllrc~ Sundt)' Schnnl . IIJllu m. wnr~hl~ . 111:.\11 n.rn ., 1 p.m. Thur~tlny Service• . 7 11,111. Stllklll)' 1\\·eninw 7 p.m. ·nmnduy Scrvll.:c . 1 p.n1. hlllhlll Church w.~r~hll' lltlrlfurll ( 'hun:h ur l 'hrllll hi Uuill,ly Kun Rond lt r.lv. Enunr.l \1 R tiW.~•m Tilwn~hiJl I iuilt·d 1\ll'lhutlisl God "•l~n,ph: nr l•ral.w Md)u\1'1! Rd. Ptmwn1y, Ohlt> Pu~\llr: Wuync ltukt,lm Sc,vk\:~ : 11mr~ . Nhc~ 7 on pm .\ 1 M~ l'n·sln h·rian Pn.o~tm: 10 u.m. Wt1 rship • 911.tn. 1\tmluy Scrvke~ • 7 p.IU. · l) : ol~ 11.111. 11 run. l'n~lnr · Jl!~~e M•1rri~ ••lllth v.ncy TKherniiCitl Church Suml11~ S~:honl . 1\\JI)III!ICII~I : l)rnnl~ Snrv;t~ll t l!thl,,_ Stutl)' • tJ ·.\fJ u.rn. III •J(J 11 .111. 1mol fl :1!IJ\.m. Wr:dnc~Hiuy Blhk Stmty • 7 ll,l\1, Scr\'klo'H! Sulul'l.lil)' :!:IMI p. lll . Hvenln~ · 7·~11!'.tn · WcdnuHUu~ Service . 7:Jilli. m. Cuol"llhl Vnlltd Melhodillt r•riMh Pu ~111r : Helen Kline Cou!vllle Church Mm\11 &. Fll1h St. Pu~tm : \),lvl~t Ku ~-e 11 Wur~hi11 : • 1) 11.,111 , · ~ p.m. l'1~ to r 1Jrh1rll lurkneM~ Suml11y Sehoul . 10 u.m. w,u·~hlp . 11 o.m. , WedneMtluy 7 11.111, W.Vu IJII'ilrH : Nllll\1111 \otr1I1IU~tlll SunJ11)' ~~· liunltlJil 11.111. Nll!'llll\1\ Wrll, ~upcnnlcthh.:nl Srnhlny 'A oll'~ hip 1!1.'0 11111 Slllllli&y P.st11r ~rt!ial)llvls Sun11i1)' ~l!rvk~. 10 u.m. · W~ncNWly !IC"'ice, 7 p.m. l)ll ~ lllf : Sum A.ndcr~m Sundny Sd\0\ll I 0 n. m. NAdiM Our S11Vh1ur L"thrrun ('lturth lleJIItr Church 11r t'hrl!tt hill (:osprl t'h11n.•h ot thf l.l"lnu Stvlnr Rt.J.'tl. Antiquity Mlddltpnrl Comnlunlty Chu..,_.h ~i~ Pu11rl St .. MIUdleiKlfl Wio!~ln~ athJ Y "-~ Abundanllirl«' IU', I. .112.\ S. Third Sl., MllldiCil\.111 Sumlll)' Schnnl • 10 11.111. St •.Juhnl .. uUIIl rllll C'h11h:h l'inLl C.huw cun.m. w,va. Silll<luy Sch1MII · Hl11.111 . Wclhu:ll!luy 7 pm m -lllll dmc: Sund~ty 10:.\11 u m. PITTSBURGH (AP) Steelcrs president Dan Rooney wants Mayor Tom Murphy to veto a proposed fourfold increase in parking fines in the neighborhood udjucentto Heinz Field. On Tuesday, City Council approved n plan to hike fines from $25 to $100 in the Allegheny West permit parking uren on days there are events ut the football stadium. With Murphy's signature. anyone who pmks in that area without a peni1it for more than un hour during concerts. Steelers or University of Pittsburgh games would have to pay the fine. While the legislmion doesn't mention Heinz Field by name. it covers all areas "within 1,200 feet of a public assembly fad lily with a seat' ing capacity of more than 60.000." Heinz Field is the only facility in Pittsburgh that meets the criteria. Rooney, who lives in Alle~heny West, said the le11· islallon is "extremely unfmr to Steelers' fans. For the City Council to tur~et Steelers' funs with these mflated park· ing citations is unjust." City plan(lers say others . living Ill Allegheny West complained that illegal parking increased when Heinz Field opened last year. CIU'tun '1\!ibtrnlll('lll Churrh \\'Ot'll hlp ~ 7 J1.111 Scr\'kc · ? p_.m. ll•rriiHin\'lllt Cnntmunlty (hurdl l•usulr: 111CI'llll Durhum Sun~luy · 9;,\0 u.m. und 7 p.m. W!!tltiC~Iuy • 7 11.111. lillllll..etlrt l111111ur· ltrlnn Hlirkiii!Mll Rooney miffed about parking fines Emerlltti \..U\\'1'1:11\'t Purenmn Wtll'llhlt'· ln:ullnm Wcdl~~llty Scrvil'e!t • 7 p.m. Wcllt~c sduy 1'hf- Helle\'el'll' lo'ellnw•hlp MlniNir)' New t:ltuc Rd .. Rut11mll Pn~tm· : Rc.w. Mllflrll\rtll J,_ Rut.ln son Scrviclo'~ : Wcllnc ~l111y, 7:,\0 1'-lll. Sunr.luy. 2:.\0 p. m. P1t ~ tm: l)c wuync Siutlcr Smttluy Sch01.1l • \J:.\0 11.111 . WtlfShlp • 10:4~ 11.111, Ulhlc Stutl)' Wod. 7:00p.m. 'rh" ('hun·h ur Jl'flu• Chrbil HIGHLIGHTS P11~h1r: l~ievi nw, Ruc!i'li.l, Ohio Saiuh Sc-rvkc • 7:110 Jl.t\1. lo'•llb •1111 GU~~pel Churth Lnnw lktttom " Pn~ lnr : Sl!!YC k r:ctl Sunl111~ Schllt\l · IJ : ~O 11.. 111 . WurMflltl · 11:.\tl n.m. 11ml 7 11,111, WctlncMduy • 7 1>.111. Friduy • fll!luw~hlp ~rvkc 1 p,m. SltllliJI~Scht~ol ?:on p. m. Ortl\ic Sd~t"'l FRIDAY'S Nl'w t.irll Ylt'lor)· O~llll!t )77\ Octlft_IC~ rrc"k Rn{kl. (11\llll'hlliN, 011 1'11~h• r : lllll Stuten Sunduy Sa\'il'CH . tllu.m l'O: 1 p.m. Wednt·~lloy . 7 J) m. & Vtluth 7 p.m. Service~ 8eth11ny l.aurt"ll'llfl' Frt~ Mrlh~tdl~t t 'hurrh Itt:\'. Lt"N Strundt ttlltl Myr11 L. Stnmdt SuthJuy .1\r.'htMtl IJ : ~n n.m. Wm11hlt1 · 1(1:,\0 n,m, nml t111,m, l'111h·•ry tllb~ ('hun-h '""''''nly ~~~e. f't1. Rlt. l'u~htr: Rt\ . nilld:.W\t~w.l Slllltllly S~h\'1111 '11 : ~0 II . Ul. W11n..hipii);J\Iu.m.. '7 . '0tun. 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Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall see God: Matthew 5:8 My oracel• •ufflclent for :/Ire & 6afetp thH; for my •trenoth Is fOI&J" made perfect In weakne•• ~··· 11 Cor. 12:9 .......... - quarterback and Heismun Trophy Marshall University enters the candidate Byron Lellwich. The Herd finished at No. 21 2002 t'o01ball season us a presin the final rankings lust year ence in the first the "J after posting a 64-61 doubleESPN/USA Today Conches \ overtime victory over Eust poll released Thursday, I Carolinu in the GMAC which has Marshall ranked ~ ~' . ll st to Stl\rt the campaign. Bowl. Miami , college football's The . Herd, coming off an defending national champi11-2 campaign in 2001, on, was voted No. in the returns I0 starters on offense from a squad that poll. averaged more than 500 MI\HSIII\1.1. The Associated Press media preseason poll will yards of total offense per . game. Thut group is led by senior be released Aug. 10. STAFF REPORT •'tllnltw·Rihltll'hurth i.,•utn, W Va. 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Pl\.~t' •t M.r' Ht"~n Orttll.l SurldtiJ ~dR~r.•l Q \0 am \IA.'II'(tup llam,6rm Wrdrh."Uirt)l SM l«S • 7 JUII Ad"~Ury lS~ ntcu~l s"'""'' s.·~"'' u 1' 111n Fn 7. t(l r m y,~th t't~ru~ l 'tlul\'b Hutlamd ..-Jnl v.),tnf Jt~M tklui.:- m Su11d1) "-'"'llll Ill \th m l-\(tm~ 7 \4.11'-m Su11dtt) !khr.11.~ • ~ . )!.) uu \\\\01.1\lp • 10 lO •m. 11\1.1 to p.m. \\\'\ll~ •liiy Sc.>n tl't~ 7 I" nt '1\ippo" l'loma St. r.u1 111 • Local sports announcements, Page 82 Diamond Roundup, Page B3 .....,.,.Y l'llurth tltll< Nl&oftM Pa.~tor Jan U\·cMr S~t t\>11-IH .~ l~rm . Mq,-., ll.\ik~ M"'"' g 'll ~ The Daily Sentinel Inside: I I I MONTGOMERY, . W.Va. (AP) Drew. Catlett resigned Thursday after less than three months as WYU· Tech's basketball coach in order to pursue a Division I job. • Catlett took his first head coaching job in May with the bivision II Golden Bears. He was the interim coach at West Virginia for the final five games last season after his uncle, Gale Catlett, retired on Feb. 14. WYU·Tech Athletic Director Mike Springston said the resig1111tion was a shock. "But at the same time. hav'ing been in this business 25 years, it's not," Springston said. "The coaching carousel rolls quickly.'' WVU-Tech must now look for its third coach in the past year. Steve Tucker resigned midway through his first season. WVU-Tech finished 719 last season after going 189 the year before. Spnngston said he expects to name a new coach by Monday. The Hurricanes. who completed a Ohio State debuts at No. 12. and 12-0 season with a 37-14 win over· Lou!> ville swnsranked 17th. Nebraska in the Rose Bowl, easily . Mar;hall will open the 2002 season outdistunced No. 2 Texas and No. 3 (ln Saturday, Aug. 31. at home against Oklahonm i~ voting by 61 head one of the top ranked teams in couches. . ' Divi,ion 1-AA. the Appalachian State . Miami had 34 tirst·pluce votes and Mountaineers. 1.444 points. Texas (11-2) had nine The Thundering Herd will begin first-place votes and 1,399 points. official preplllations for the season edging Big 12 rival Oklahoma ( 11 -2) next week . A group of 35 first-year by 1wo points. The Sooners had II players are expected to report to camfirst-place vote£ and 1.397 points. pus on Monday while returning play-. Rounding out the top 10: Florida ers August 8. Stute. Tennessee. Colorado, Florida. All Marshall practices are open to Nebraska. Washington and Michigan . . the general public. Bigger &·badder. ite impresses CLEVELAND (AP) Running buck Jnmel White wanted to have a larger presence in the Cleveland Browns' backfield this season. So he gained I 0 pounds. A bulked-up White - 5foot-9 and u muscular 218 . pounds - showed up at training camp. lust week und proceeded to have the most impressive first week of 1my running back there. One day White's standing up 6-5 linebacker Jumir Miller and muscling him to the gro,llnd on a block. On another duy. he turns u pluy going nowhere into a run outside for 22 yards. "He's certainly more powerful," couch Butch Davis said. '!The block he threw on Jumir Miller was not by accident. He exploded inlo · him. knocked him on .his butt . That kid's righting to earn a spot and a sijlnificant piece of playing ume with the wav he's having a good camp.'( · White still lines up with the backups during practice, while top draft pick William Green and Jumes Jackson split time with the No. I otTense. In , the two-minute RUN TO DAYLIGHT- Running beck Jamel White (30) bounces around the defense during a scrimmage at the Cleveland Browns training camp Monday. White, who added 10 pounds of muscle In the off-season. has been the- Browns' best running back In • PI•••• IH Whlhl, B2 the first week.of camp. (AP) • Gagne's ejection se~s up Reds 13~inning w1n CINCINNATI (AP) - The ball He was enraged by what happened detlected harmlessly off Adam next. Durm's· massive Without warnin~. plate umpire Dun _,,____ upper arm, lassogna raised hts arm and ejected sending · Gagne for hitting Dunn. With the him to Dod~ers ' closer out of the game, the f i r s t Cincmnati Reds rallied for a 6-4, 13b a s e inning victory Thursday. without The Dodgers sat in their dugout bruise or an~ seethed over the ejection while complaint. · the Reds huddled around Ken Griffey On the Jr. at home following his two-run mound, Eric Gagne was stewing over homer in the ·13th. · . the errant pitch, which brought the "It just doesn't make any sense," tying run to the plate - the last thing' said manager Jim Tracy. who also · any pitcher wants in the ninth inning. was ejected. "It's a shame, really, that Machine Gun Kelly bringing guests CANTON (AP) - The Pro Football Hall of Fame decided a few months a~o to move this year's induction ceremony from . the steps out front to the stadium next door. Perfect timin~: Jim Kelly s coming - with I,200 guests. ''At least," Kelly Hall spokesman Joe Horrigan said. For the first time since 1965, the induction won't take place on top of the steps in front of 2121 George Halas Drive. Instead, the ceremor.y on Saturday will be across the street in 20.000-seat Fawcett Stadium to accommodate the crowds overrunning the grounds in recent years, This year's class - Kel!~, George Allen, John Stallworth, Dave Casper and Dan Hampton - will be the first in 37 years to give their induction speeches from a spot other than the Hall's front steps. A few Hall of Famers stopped by Thutsday to pick up credentials. One was Dan Dierdorf. Shading his eyes from the blazing sun, Dierdorf stood on the bottom step and looked back toward the front doors. "It's a special place," said Dierdorf, Class of 1996. · He knows football's shrine better than most. Dierdorf grew up less than a mile away. and nearly 40 years ago, the former St. Louis Cardinals tackle was there when NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle broke ground for the Hall. "My dad and I watched Pete put the spade in," Dierdorf said, "I used to ride my bike PIMH ... Kelly,82 we· ve got to lose a game like that.'' The Dodgers appeared to be on their way to a tidy win as Gagne warmed up for the ninth with a 4-0 lead. But the usually dependable closer gave up a two-run homer to Aaron Boone. then came inside to Dunn with a fastball . Gagne ~ot it too far inside, and lassogna Immediately ejected him. Baseball ordered umpires to crack down on pitchers intentionally hitting batters this season, and lassogna decided that Gagne's pitch fit the protile . "Gagne threw a fastball shoulder- high right at Dunn, who's the next batter," lassogna ·said. "It was the next pitch after a home run, so I immediately ejected him." Players on ·both teams were taken aback . . "It was just on!! of those things where the uinp thought il was intentional," Dunn said. "I didn't. He didn't want to hit me in that situation." Gagne thought it was ludicrous and Jet lassogna know. He charged the u'mpire, went chest-to-chest. then was wrestled away by Tracy and third PIHH . . . IHI.B2 DoNOTT~ �www.mydlllyeentlnel.com P1ge B 2 •.The Deily Sentinel si~) starting on July 29 at 5 p.m. Thts camp wtll also be ~Jl~Jb~~t!!!!~~w~l~!~~August GALLIPOLIS for anyone interested in becoming a high school volleyball offictul. The cost of the course is S120. Interested individuals should contact Roger foster at 446-2704. · Southem nlf and XC · RACINE -The Southern Cross Cou'l!!ry team will begin practice at 8 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 5 at the high school,. . . . . Those interested in competmg Jn cross country should meetmg m front of the school for an organizational meeting at that time and should have their physical curd to begin conditioning. . ~ , Also, the Southern Golf team will begin practice on Monday, however, all prospective players should call the high school this week for a practice time or call coach Ike Spencer for details. · · , · Pate takes slim lead CASTLE ROCK. Colo. (AP) - Steve A member of the 1999 Ryder Cup teurn. Pate capitalized on a 5 -~K>int eagle and Pate slumped to !51st on the PGA Tour favorable playing condittons to forge a money list in 200 I. partly because of a narrow first-round lead Thursday in The back injury. He ranks !52nd this year. International. . Mayfair and Beem also played in the Pate finished with II ~K>ints under the afternoon. modified Stableford sconng system used "Guys who played this afternoon got a in this event, · He was a point ahead of good break w1th the weather and had a .JBilly Mayfair and Rich Beem. better chance to score," Mayfair said. Duffy · Waldorf, Australian John Even afternoon players had to contend Senden, Heath Slocum, Hank Kuehne with slick greens. which Els called and Jeff Quinney were at 9. · "quicker than I've ever seen them ." British Open champion Ernie Els was Waldorf, who has had four top-10 tin· in a group at 8, and Sergio Garcia had a· ishes this season to rank 49th on the furious finish of birdie-eagle-birdie to get money list. birdied four of his first five to 7. holes. Players earned 5 points for eagle two Senden, who took a double bogey on for birdie, zero for par, minus- I for bogey the eighth hole and had a total of zero and minus-3 for double bogey or worse. Golfers with morning tee times _ p<?ints through .13, linished with a flour· including Waldorf and Senden _ had to 1sh. He eagled the pnrc5 14th hole, then · h · )' ·d d hard tacked on birdies at Nos. IS and 17. conten d. Wit swu mg wm s an ' Two-tt'me International winner Phil fast greens ut Castle Pines Golf Club. Conditions improved in the afternoon, Mickelson had rninus-2 points. and so did scores. . Defending champion Tom Pernice Jr. Pate, who· tied for second in The had five double bogeys and fell to minus· . International in 1988 and 1990, started at 9. · No. 10 and had four birdies on that side. Waldorf, who tied for the first - und secAt the par-5 first hole, he got his eagle, ond-round leads in the British Open two pitching in from 8 yards short of the weeks ago before finishing 18th, joked green. !hat he got most of his points before realThat ~ot Pate to 13 points. He gave izing how challenging the playing condiback pOmts with bogeys at Nos. 5 and 9. dons would be. · tin 1 . Indians blow five-run lead, fall to Mariners fnwnPipll Eastem football announcements TUPPERS PLAINS -Eastern High School will hold a youth league foot bull camp (grudes four through held at the high school. Th Dail Kelly LOCAL SPORTS ANNOUNCEMENTS here. and watch wl the cere{ll(lllie and games." Dicrdorf ha_~ mixed em01ions about seeing the ~-eremony moved. "I'm a tr<iditiooalist. so I'd like to see them stay on the steps," said Dierdort', who pl&yed his entit~ ct~reer in Sl. loltis. "I ~'Ompletely understand their ret~.<;(){\)\ l'or mov· ing, though. I'm just glad I go1 to go in from on the ste~ like my heroes did. Bttt it w<~S tune for the change." · Officials had been cons.idMtllJ the move to Fawcett ...:.. site rut~ Hull of fame game ,_ for the pust few years. At recent ceremonies. the crowd hud swelled to the point who~ it had wrapped around the enti~ building. Many fans couldn '1 get close enough to .see or even ~ar the speeches. Also. prime spots in front of the steps we~ on a first· come bl~~is, so fans began arriving in the early morning. "It got to be too much," Hall spokesman Pete Fierle said. "Now in the stadium. we can hold bigger crowds and everyone will be much more comfortable. We thou,ht this Griffey hit hi~ thif(! carwr was the right time to try it.' game-endinlJ homer in the The inductions of Kelly, the forI)th off Omar Dual (8-6). who mer Buffulo Bills quW'terback. and WIIS suppo,~ed to ~ttl.rt Frl~ in homP~pll Stallworth, the former Pittsburgh Pllilactelphla but iJol 111 rellevo Steelers receiver, will bring an In a ·llMie W' uttritlon. unusually large contingent offans · baseman Adrian Beltre. Williamson ().)), une Gagne kicked his lllove QfScott from western Pennsylvania and 20 Reds who got into the toward the du9out and threw New York. game. pitched two lnni"i$ fur his cap before leavina. fierle suid the~ hud been con· win. "Everybody . knew It wail. theThe cerlls that moving the ceremony considered them· unintentional,'' O!line said. selves .Reds would diminish the chann and fQI'Iunate th11t Q!ljlne "You don't hrina the tying run whu h11~ lS sav¢s intimacy ot' the enshrinement. But In l? up. Whe.-o's he boon? HilS he . chances - dldn 't get a·chance he said the stage will provide ideal been umpiring before? It's like to tlnl$11 them otl sight lines und bring the Hall ru It was his tlrst gwne or ~me­ Famers closer to the fans. "Anytime you take their thin&.'' "More people are going to get to best pltcher out Qf th~ ~ame. it Tracy also ariued vehe· can only holp you,' Dunn come," Dierdort' suid. "More people will be able to see. More peo- · mently ~at tho pttch wt~.~ an sl\ld. · accident. but Iassognn wouldpie can share in the festivities. and Note~~: Reds sttl.rter Elmer n't listen. that's what it's all about." Des~cm$ loft nOor fciur ln(llngs · "1. don't know what to ~ay. with a strained iJroln. He wnt Before leaving. Dierdarf looked really. except that was the . be re-o:<amined In two da.Ys. across the interstate and pointed In grossest error In judgment ln whcm the Reds will decfde the direction of his boyhood home. quite possibly the hl~tocy of whether lo pl"n for " mls.~od "Right on top of that hill. on 36th Street," he sai<). "My mom the game." Tracy said. slm't .... Orlney. who husn't still lives there and I'm sleeping In It was 11 costly judgment for t\tlly recovorect from ustrain«! my own bed this weekend. I'm the the Jlodiers. hnmstrina. was out of the only guy in the Hall who can wake. Jason L11Rue.'s twa-aut, stl\l'lltllJ lineup~~.~" precaution. up, put on his yellow jacket and two-run d.oublo off Olovt~nnl He pinch hit In thll ninth and walk to the ceremony." Carrara tied It at 41n the ninth.· got three at-bats. Reds • Aluminum WIIMie • Onfllr Spttm • Klylen Entry •C08yflltn St<~Hie'~ bull~n , ~~~~h~ 1\\\tf Jim flmnll! d\111bl~ ill « '~'1.\1\>l~s lnnlni!S· Jlll'f Nel~'l.ll\ tl,ll Ri~ky 0Hi~tl'el hill! ~~~ Rlil ~111 the "lel\'11')' with I 1·3 lnnh'll~ ~~~ Sahllthi" J)itdl~ S l ·) rvHI"f or Jool Pineiro, M1111 l.ilwtoo hit II IW •I\11\ h1.111\l.'r to Ill\~ thl! lntlltms 11 lellllln thll ~lll.'\md. l\111~ 1\um htid an RDI ~lnl!lll l\1r t'h.\~land In the f\~t bel\n'll Ill\\\'· h'll thl! llJU\\e with 1\ ~tralnl!l:t 11'1\ sh\lllltl\11' f11 the ninth lnnlnJ!. 011\>l~ ~~'\lf~l t'mnemn tflpllld him with <tllrt.l\lndottl ful' 011"1~· 111'llt lUll In thQ tl\11\1, In Cl ll~lnntl '~ nt\h. •·0 "'"I Guerrero impales Schilling for rare mistake on~UISOOIA1Cil ffi~U Curt Schlllln& ch"Uenaed ·Vludlmlr Ouenwo ono limo .too muny. · · Ottel'ftlrt.l hit hi ~ ~ocond ;umo·tmdlna homer of the sllrills "J"Inst •Arb.anll, li!lti· lllletlng with one oot In tho ninth lnnlnlJ off Schllllna to &lve Mnntrel\1 11 2· 1 victory Thursduy nl t~ht. : AO~r goln; hitles~ In his :Orsl three 1\l·lmts, Cluorrero : ~ont SchllUn; ·~ llnt pitch uvor the leti-tlllld Wl\11 for hlal8th homor of tho sol\snn. "He nlwuys chullenl!es mil und throws me oolls around ·lhe strike ~one," Cluerrero sold :thi'OUIIh 1111 lnleflltetor. "The :nr:~t lhree ut·bnts. I missed ·thnt s11mo pitch. I went In looklnl!l for It, ;ot h. and mnde ·comnct for u~ to win it." . Cluerrero nlso hit ft IJUIIIC• :wlnnln; homer In the I Oth :lnnlnll ol'f r~llover Byun11· .H~un Kim to win tho series :opener Tuosdoy. : Schlllinl! (IK·4) h"d hlulx· jlume wlnnll\11 Nh'Onk snoppod, . lg~ln11 tu 1111 Nl. UPilllnon( for .Just the socrmd time thb aou·am1. llo ullowod aoven hila :and two nma In II 1·3 lnnlni!M :In his fmtrth complete I!Rmc *'f'thll SCMUI\, • "ll's no! . ubmtt pllchlnll :well,'' he suld. "It 'a ubout win· :nina or losln11 nnd I d!~n't ·pitch well onuu~h t\1 win. : Thmo Ohko llllowod one :run und six hhMIn D scnaon· ;hlllh ol11ht lnnln~8, nnd Joe~ • El~chen (J· I) "llo\\'tltl ooo hit , Ran~ \'1\llt' ('1·7) plt\?hlltl In thll nimh t\v tho win, ~ilven ~tron& lnnh1~s tmtl Arlrona ·~ Dllvld Dolhllilil Rlll\\tlelphiu SCI.ll«l two 1\11\S hlllllerod otl' Ohh lelldh~ off on u1xtlr of 111lld~r\ ~:hol~s In tho %\lventh ttlllll thlll!l\Jll\l "t 1. thll s\!wnth hml"'! to he!lt \>lsit· And~s OnlurrliJU, who Ina Sm' Frtm~;l~oo. · llntel\ld thll &llmll with just tour Dm~ Oontls Wi\\ oot of thil hils hl 46 QlltWr "t·oots !IIJlllnst 91"nts Unaup. .hut j!rountled Sct\IIUna, hit ttn ROI sh~lo h\ out os \1 lllnch·hltter In th~ tho 8\l\Xllld. ninth lnnl~~t~. yeun. Chuck Plnloy (2· 1) lost for tho firM tlmo with thd CllfdlnulM, 1JIVI111l up IWO C!llflllld Nna In sovon lnnlnJlM. ArntO!Il, MR1'8 1 Roy Oawnh kopt his cool on o steum~ evonlnl! 111 Sholl Studlum, und Houston won for thi:l slxlh time In MCYOH lllltnCI. Ptlti.J,IIi'Ji 2, OIANTH 1 ~Everett jolts BoSox ' . . • av T~fi AOSOC IAT~D ~R ill fourth curocr Khuwut und : Af'lcr fiOinl! on o h\lmc run Michael Cuddyor hit hfs Om ~lnae uaulnHt hl a former cor or arond Hlurn 38 loom, Curl Hvereu wua tho MlnncHolu beut Chlcuao at )llndel of dlplnmucy. , the Molrodomo. : lie hll 11 jlrund .Rium ond 11 OltiOI.K8 4, D1wn. R.m 3 ~hree ·run 1\omer Thundny Chri M Rl ehurd hon1 ~rild )llllhllo pow. er Te~M to o,111· uyuln "'"' Sldn~ Pnnson won '1 victory over BoNtun . rho for tho secor1 time In 12 :Red So~ NhipJled Everett to !torts 118 Boll more wnn ut ~ho Runaers In Docombe~r. Tmplcono Fie~l~l : "I'm reully not try loll to Ann.~n 8 i, •r 1011118 3 beut them more thon nny Mloucl To'lldo e~lended hl 8 olhcr teum," su ld ! vorell, ~ • :Who Onl1hcd with n eureor· 111II 1ng ilrouk 1.0 21 ~umo1 111 h 1cvcn RBh. with u hamer ond Brie Chovcz • • Wvcroll ulwoya u tluaaor homered twleo us the cumo known more ror -hli Athlotlet be111 Dotmit In Ooklond. mper Ihon hi 8 bul I11 rccun I ANO~LI2 YANKKEI l ~earl. J h'b • An ur11umont whh umpire lll'l'od Wot urn won for Ron Kuplu In 2000 earned lhe 13th lima In 14 dcc:I M ions him u IO·aome IUipenslon. ·Ot Anoholm won ut home to L111t 1eoson, he uraued with reauln the lead In fhe AL . hi• monoger1, Jlmy Wllllum1 wlld·curd ruea. Brud Fullmer •nd Jne Korrijun . homered Ill help tho An11elt • Everett hll o thrce· run luke o on~·gome lead over .homer In the nnt lnnlnl! to Bo~ton . ~ul Te~u~ up 6· 1 ond hll hl1 Bl.llll: J~U 3, ROY~I.M 2 OlJihlh career f1rund •lum In Roy llolluduy won hl8 the tccond. clahth ltrul&ht rood dccl1lon Rof!llll Polmolro hlt hl1 and Jo•c Cruz Jr. l lngled 476111 corcer homer In lite home lhe &o·ohend run ln. the olilhlh lnnln11 1cventh Inning to lcud ; TWINJ 6, WIIITR 8011 0 Tgroni.O Ill Kauffman Eric Milton pitched hl1 Stiidlum. •3400MP' Alllanulllo •P-Windowl •P-Locke f:. •Key!HIE~ •CIWI~ ... CHIYIOUf T1"- 1·77 to Ripley FAIRPLAIN lntlrcl!ang~ (fxl1132) Tum NOIIh on At. 21 , D11ilrahlp 11 3 mlltl on ltlt . • ( I • ROCli.ltlS ~ ·~ItA'ft.~., . .. f\11\, t\\1)-\lUt tloubl~ llll 'lil'Vl\1' J11~tm Jl!nnllll!S h~ ltl the ti\ll)lmm In th~ nimh il\llilll,)l\1 lllrut~s hltle~s . I'm (j l ·J rail~ th\l ~~ hllllll'. lm111111.s, thll l\\III!Q~t ~~~~~~ ' ~IOI'fuiijn •3) \\>~~ IHIC OUt strvtQft In tilllm h f.~ttlf)', ttlltl l'l'om ~~~~~ M.ollic i'ln~crs 1\w Colorndo ~~~~v~\ltl thl! 11nal s!Jtth t)ll the ~l.lfl!llf M\~~ list nt ~tamll tlf thl! th~ll.lltne ~l!rle~ 341, bm hmMd hlcw tl ~nve lit Pltt~lllllj!h . fur t)nly tllil ~C\.'tltlrl time in 2'1 Cull.~ 8, t•AOillt.S 7 >lh(llli.'\l~ thl ~ ~eilliotl . Al\l!t Clon<llltll hit 11 tWtl• t"bs 0 OIIAVIIS 4, OMWKR.~ U Clrel! Ml\tldux pitched ~~~~ lnnilll!~ · t\tr his 21\Rth Cllf\lOI' win, tylnl! Hl\11 or fltmer Jim Jlftlmllr tllf JOth moat over, M Athlntl\ completed 11 three· gt~mo IIWtlOp nt1\trtl0f Jileld. Ml\tklux (I 1.J) ftllowod tlve hits 111\d l\lwerod his Nl..tend· 1111! BRA 10 2.45. Atluntu's Chipper Jonl!s 1\nd 001')1 Sheffield hod hltUJJilinst Olendon Rusch (5· 11 ) In fi three-run fourth hmh1JJ. MAIII,INS 4, CAIIDINAI.S 0 A.J, U~tmlltt ( II ·7jpltchoo o four-hitter ror h s mlljor lol\auo·londlnll fourth slnttoot ·to eM')' fllorltl11. Tho CnrdlnniN' lone hl11h· lll!hl wi\N " trlplo pluy In thll sixth lmtlnM. II Willi lholr 111'!lt trlplo pill)' In more thun nlnll : -------------------------------------- •TIIt8to.lng • Crul• Conllol 11111 elltl \ill!lll.', illtllllll'• <tllowh~ 11w mn~ \Inti ~~'~" hits. S\\bllthia, a ll·llllll)c winnl.'t as a ~~~lk · ill wlm h<~~ sh!)t~ l\l six \>1\:tutics this s\\\\st\11, lmsn 'I W\111 sh\1:\! June ~I! , llom'i\ tlmu~ht thll tl-lbtlt -1. YJI}. 1'\'11111\l S\lll<Hhlil h•t ~'1.111\C ti t~ \11\ hi' 1\l~tb\tll \1~ thl' J!M~I.' 1)1\\~l'eS~~, Plnllifll's llRf\ dlmbl.'d t'h!nl2.92 to J.ll·ilt\l.'t alltlWill~ ~ix IiiiiS, Cil,lhl hits tmtl tl\l'ee walks in lhl' ttmin~s. PUBLIC NOTI llubllo Notln Publlo Nolin NOTIC I HOMI NATIONAL lANK, lliLAtNTII'I' Tht· Vlllltl of Mtddii(IOII Will Ill 10ot1111na 111ltd billa for tha followtnl vthlotta until 4t0 11\M, on Ailguat I, 1001, IIIII 10 bt u:o~~ Cl. AutIIII 1. 1" ' l'ora Crown Vlolorll • Yin• II'ALJt?,1 W4VX 111111 Minimum laid • 1111110.00 a. t tn l'orel 1'110 • U4 • Yin• l'ltHCIAtltl Minimum laid 11100.00 VthiOtQ 10 Ill IOid "II Ia" with no war• rtntlu tllher IMIIrtllld or lmptlad. VthiOtll 01n bt l"n It MIIICIIIIIOrl VIIIIDI Hltll lit 11101 ll., Mlclallportl Ohio. Tht V IIIII Of Mldelltporl llltrYII lht rtalit tti rtjtot 1ny antllfl blela." . lruot lwtll, Chit I of eff~01'1 of Mllldltporl (I) 1, 1, 1001 Pu....11o Not Iot • I On lllurciiYl"'UIUI 10, 1001 II IO tOO 1m lhl Home NIIIOftll 11nk wllloHer 1or11tt llhtlplullllnlok IPUIOr~l~n. thelottowlnt Yfhlottt IIU ClltYIDIII r:. . ~auam1WI MroNII~~J w • · VI, Mti<IL II\ MILHOAN, A~ MtCHAIL MILHOAN, IT AI. DIPINDANTI NOTICI 01' IIAI.I ly vlrlua ol 1n Orclll of 1111 IIIUid out ot lht Common Jtllll Court ol Mlill County. Ohio, In llit IIIII Ol lhl Homt N1tlon11 link llllllniiH, Yl, Mlktl jl, Mllhotn IIIII Mlthlll C, MllhOin, II 11,, Dtffncllnta, upon 1 Juigmtnl lhtrtln rtndll'ld, llltnt 0111 No. OI•OV.OU fn IIIII court, 1111 lhtrlll ol Mtlll County, Ohlol will olltr lor 1111 1 the front lloof or lnt courtnouu In l'orntroy M1111 County, Ohio, ot\ lilt llh ciiV , ol llpltmlltr, 1001 11 10100 a.m., lht IDI• lowing ltncta, lint· mtnll 1nc1 mobile homt1 IOIIIICI II lOUt lltlnllow llltla• ~ont lollom, OH 41741, A o•m· Plitt IIIII 111101111• Uon of llif rtll lllltl It 11 IOIIOWII Thf lollowlnt cifiOrllllcl ml lltlll liiUIIfcl In lilt county ol Melgt, In lhtltiiiOIOhiO lfttl In lht Townanlp of ~ntnon anct bnnctu au ciHorllltcllt lollowtt llglnnlng 11 1111 NortHWtll oorntr of •~ 1111 N0rth1111a ue,.., Ol 11111011 II, Town !!uhlo Ilene• 11 of 1~' Oomnlny t Th• ltrml ol lhf 1111111 oath. Thl Home Nlllonll lank reurv11 lilt rlthl to rtitOI 1nv or lfl 111111 01 10 rtmOYI 1nv 11nlt from th• "'' lllny llmt Arrlnllmtn 1t mly ~~r~:~~t a~'fJ: ilf mta-t IO 1ftlptOI 10 lhf Olllttr Ol lhl tnV Ol lhf litOYI County IIOIICII llltntt vtftlolll prior to lht Norlhlltl 110n1 1111 ttl• IIY ttlltnl 7•0· ttnter ol 11111 roiCI 141.Jif o. 1111111 .. ""' lo lhf (7) .., 18, 11 (t) I lttllon lln•r lhtnll ' Will lbOUI 17 rDCII ~~~~ lt~ ll ~N~..-:--_- 10 1111 pi- or lltlltno u o Ollw · nlnt, .oonlllnfng 1 t:,r'/J4 iN .THI COMMMON ~~~~~ o~· I'LIAI COUIIT 01' lltlng lhl ttm1f111' MIIOI COUNTY, triY aonv1y1 lly OHIO Ulltl llilln 10 Llllllll W1i11 lw ciiiCI cllltel Mtroll fl, 1111J. 1nct rtoorellcl In 1ook \'our RIJht to to Your Door, Publlo .Notlot I 140, II 1'111 ., Ol thl o..ct • l!toorctt of Mtlta county, Ohio. T"l AIOVI DIICIIIIID IIIAI. IITATI II MOIII ACCUIIATILV DIICIItiiD IV IUIIVIV AI IIO~LOWI 1 lttna 1 1.10 ure. more or 1111, lrttl ol IIIIi II lrtntltrrlcl to J1m11 c. Htneltr IIOOiclli In clltcl look 114, 11111 t?l, Mtlll County · lttoolcltr'l Cl!lot, Malee County, 0111o lito btllll I IIIII 0 1 tha NorthMII Quarter ol 11111on n , Townahltoi•North, lllnt•H·W..I, ~1b1non Townehlp, MIIDI County, IIIII of Ohio 1111 rilort lllrtiOUIIIIY cifltrlllttl II fOllOWII ltglnnlng 11 1 Ill" Iron pin 111 11 lht IIIUmti NorlhWIII oomtr or 11111 Northlllt Oulrttr of 11011011 II, Townthlp..•Nortll, l!1111•1l ·WIItt Tlitnoa 11one tht IIIUmtCI NOrtli lint .. ~~~~~:. ~ ~~~~~::.1 PUliiiO NOIIOI I'Ublla Nottot 11om In IIIUII IUI'YIY m1cif on till lOIII lily tiH, by o.ol Jlniii!Y, Tnom11 lmllll OhiO lliiDIIIIIOnl~ IIII'YI'fOI' lltiU Jltftrtntt DIICI I Wlumt II I'IUI l?l Mlltl Cou'nl• Offlotll H~il:..\ ~N ra ' OH.. NQI Ott NAMI Apptltlnl 1\lllllx DIVII noliOI 10 I fnltrtllld JIIIIOnt lhltlhupplttlnt hll Iliad Ill APIIIIHIIDII lor ChlftQI ill Ntmt In 1111 1'1'011111 Court ...,." · &~,o~m~..~=~~~ No~\::-:oflJ1,.roh ~~-::~~~~,.. m1nu Ieaturld home, I.D. 111101111, Ohio Ctrtlfloett of Tlllt UIOOO?I411, Till Uou IIHtrlbtcl lilt 111111 tni tltrtonll pro• IIIV ll't totcl "II Ia~•: without W1rr1nt111 or ODYiftllltl, JIIIOIIIIIITV AODIIIIII lOUt llalnllow llldg" ~ono lottom, OH •aro IIIAL IITATI AND MOIILI HOMI "I'I!AIIID ATI 11 1000.00, Tht 1111 1111tt 1nd mobile homt 01nnolllt told lor 1111 1111n two · thlrda lilt iiPIJII11111 YIIUI, TIIIMI 01' IA~I t . 10~ Clown lily of 1111, 1a111n01 on cifllvery Ol dlld. loll IUDIIOI II IIOIUICI 1001 1111 . lltlll t1a11 IIICI molllltllom•llaH. AL~ IHIIII,'I lALII OIIIIIIATI UNDIIIt THI DOOTIIINI 01' CAVIAT I MJtTOII, I'IIOII'ICTIVI JIUIICHAIIIII Alii UIIQID TO CHICK 1'011 LIINI IN THI JtUILIC . IIICOIIDI 01' MltQI COUNT'!, OHIO, THI MII01 COUNTY 1"11111'11 MAKII NO QUAIIANTII AI TO THI ITATUI 01' TITLI JtiiiOII TO IALI. . 1111 1 dltflnat of 441.10 fill to I Ill" Iron pin 1111 Thtnot lllvlnt IIIII North llnf loulft II clfg, 14' 17" Willi clltllnot of 111.11 fill to 1 tolnt In tht ·unterllnt of Townahlfii!OIICII41t Tlltnat Ilona IIIII otnltrllnt loulh 41 1111. It'll" Will 1 clltllnOI Ol 177.11 fill to 1 fiOinl on tht IllUmed WHIIIIMI ol IIIII NOrlhtUI Outrter or ltollon Ill Thtnot tlont IIIII W111 lint North o Cllg . 11'11" WHI tlllllna lllru' 1 1/1" Dougltl w. ·l.llllt, Iron :In Ill II I clll• Altotney for "llnllff t1no ol lUI 1111 1nd going 1 Ioiii 111 .. t1n11 ol au.at lilt 10 1111 prlnelpal point l~r.~ or ..,1nn1n1, oon• Publlo Not lot 111n1n1 f.IK IOittl more or '"'' eu~lM JtiiOIATI OOUIIT 10 ""'"'"" lncl11111111 rltlill ol WIY 011 MIIOI COUNTY, luring• .,, OHIO lttUmld 11\CI lrl 101 Ill• llfltrmlnltlon or IN lilt CHANCII 01' lnJIHOnlr, 01' NATHAN Tht ll~Mf Cltlorlpo NAMI ALLIN TIMMOMI lion w11 prtptrlll TO NATHAN ALLIN 10001 -· « ah1na• ol n1mi or Nlthtn Alllft Ttmmona 11 Nlthln Allin aoodt. T.ftt hllrlno on 1111 lpplf•' Olllon will lit htltl 011 lh 1 awr 11 ..uiY I I llpttmlltr, 1001, II I tiOO'otoo• p,m, Ill PubiiO NoliN the ttitilili r.1111 of Mttll Ollulliy. llrl Gooclf 101 ltm 111111, Alii. tl, IIHint, OH 41HI (I) 1,1001 Anytime In 100dTIMito Oheokoutthe Ol111lfl•ct11 DaUy Sentinel ltl•tfll 'fiWW rflyjloilyMnHIIoliDPfl BINGO B11turd11y, Aug. 3 11 8:30 p.m. All PIICkl $5.00 liOn • 81Arllurali14SO.oo AmltrlllaAn Mlclcllopcrt Oance Sat. 9·1 Muelc by Double Shot For Momb1ra &Quotta l.LC (740) 7424011 OriVIWiyl, Patlot, Palillnwptay Artae, llatwllkt, FiOOI't II ,..,. ••,.,..,... ,,..llflmllll • I �, www.mydallyaentfnel.com I • • 1'M Dally Sentinel Friday, Auguat 2, 2002 CLASSIFI -c.."""' OM : Wtlch'-o Mlntrovlllo, 2 7 Carollo Dlnnarworo·St 00, Bloct<, brlct<, IIWtr pljtos. I 987 louzu Pup, Topper, r. acrH, WOOdtdltloped aru, 88 P\6Ce Sll, American windowl, llntefl, tiC Claude 4apd, Runa Good. Good !• $3,000, (11110)583-3753 ~ i~~~~·~R~IowG~ro~nd:•:·~O~H~ Stolnloot·119 Pltco Sit· $50 • ~;:::;;::=~ !,~IU IPICI #~ ..,.ond•y t h r u .. rlct•v 100 p • . , . Mu•t • • Pr•p•ld ~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~~~~-~t~*~-~-kRJ~~~~ •~-·-· ~:s::....:: ~:. ..- ~-......:. ~~!!!!l~~ • A e ... _ l"ifv" - .... Is family yttd 1111 on Augull 1\:RsoN.u.s Stet< I<> eohoot clothll, 1529 WEEKLY\ Moiling lot· 2. 3 ,4111, 1 mile out '1llmy nurtlng unllotmo, Aug 2-3, from homo Eoayl Arry Moonlight Eocorts. Full Run ROod, C!lelhlre ~~· 203 Root< st . Hourtl Full/port·tlme No -""'"'and ,..,.toll ry•~"T uportenoe ,__ry, Col • 7183 Stale Routt I SOuth US Olgoll 1-858-380•1790 =·~:::.~nd~ ln~'lf¢\lon ol LO'IIrt 'llltd Slit'. 102 svcomore R~ hour reconlng. -~ Wo iiiO do '1!11111· and Routo t .0.11 lin cloth· Middlopot1, Aug 1-3 189,881!,79787 Owtd In d&~ l'rMite and llaol\oiOI' lng, Whll nolO, Blltltdly 00• 9 l m ·? Uncmtlmtd Rotundo. Moko BPI'\8im ly \llrd ulo Aug 2·3, lltrry ISS$$ WHkly Htlplng t't>ttoo (140)388·1790. A\J11011 2&3, &em·~, 424 McGuiro, Laurel Clift Rd. HUDII'HA Atium Thlt Mon· HoMigewood Dr , Kidt Rotn or lhlno Something oy NO Exptrtonce AI· START DATING TONIGHT! clott1it~ baby 1-1, eto IOf l'l8ryOf10 qulred t ·900·449·4821 Haw hm mooting tllglblo • I 2 3 ~~ ~· Old, 4551l olngloa In your "'" TOll ~U1101 • • 4 .. ,.nJ YARD SAL£• ~~;.:,.,.=,...,.,-:-,:.....,Fn!tt 1.eoo.ROM.O.NCE atd A....,uo Sola, Chair, End PI: I'IJ!A!IMT S800 00 WEEKLY SALARY 8735 Table Sot, Baby ClolhOt, • moiling Sollt Brochurtl LIM S\:' r Why Wtlll? StoH mefllng Ohio illnQtM IOniQht co! loll tree t ·i!00·788·2li23 oxl 1821 Toyo,more ' Bally ltomo Galorol Crlbl Swing, Highchair, Moro Chlldrtno Clolhto O· tO, Toyo, 'lludmlll, Computer .. ~--~--- 1-a HounMid Grtham N'II'IVU~ 13 1 School ~d 813/02, 9 00· · ~ - - - - - - · 2:00 r C· t BwCarryOulpormll "" oato, Choettr TOW!Iohtp, Mo\ol County, tend "'""" ol tnlor<~ot to Tho t)ally Sontliltl, l'O Box 129-20, Poimoniy, Ohio 451119 '--Oi- ' - :C- - - : :maoon ounty Eo..., .., core Md EdUCIIIoh Ctriter 11 hOw accopllng onrollmonl tor lull HIM 6hd I)Oil tlmt illOCil. Wo ..,. children lgti 1-5 fiOUil o! ......... tiOh oro 7 30om 1o 5 ~· W. are atioo now OI!Ollrlg I Comblnodl'amllySalt I'll· dey and Saturday, Auguot 21id & 3nl, 8 00·500, 185 Brentwood Ortw (I milt fronl "'""' on Sl ~· 150) Houitllold llomo Including dreuor, \Aoolt ,htOdboltd, I r ,._,now hi • r • m xt • "~g bench, boot gullor WICIII (llkt now), now 1 112' Chrlotm11 !reo, mtoc hOUI-1\tmo, luyo I =~FT'!:r"'=: 31omlly llltd Solo on Rul· tOll lltrry Dr Aohton tho opportunity FrM ouppllool tot Qn~YWl RD on thO loft 1·(830) 308·4700 (24) poet""' oowmlll on Aohton hourt) Upland Rd Sot 8·? "' ~•TTENTION"' WORK 5 & 7 WOkolltld Rd 4 • FROM H0'-1 Mall ~~er ~ "-'P lmm ~•.. Fomly Sit 9·?, Houothod Bullntll """' :J :~'e.~::;•; :'n~,WS,~: ~~~~~t''W' 1 drtn clothing, and hunting training Frot booklet ltemo www chan~ourlllolor· Big 5 Family llltd Solo Sol· good com I· ·390·5055 unlay, Au9 3 Krodtl Club· "MOVIE EXTRAS" $100· houM t.r $4001<1• ., oil tookl n-~. no "perltnco required Big 'ford Solo Aug 1,2,3 TV commtrclol 111m, pnnt 9 till ??? Mooon Zuopan Coli HOO·l!G0·3949 E•l Troller pork Front Slreol, 3Ml4 Follow Slgno Groot Bor· gotno A Iorge varltty ol ASSEMBLY AT HOMEII oluW Tool~ now ltemo 1o> Crolto. Toyo, Jowolry, IChoot, ek>lhtl S-3x moot WOod, Sowing, 75 ll<lh Lolo of dlfllrent 1W>ng Great Peyl CALL thlngt 'Cheep' 1~800·79&·0380 Ex11201 Cluoot Cloning Sololl (24hrt) Mtn'l "'omen'l bo 1 A'rTEifi'ION• Homo BINd •lolhoo' (oomo NEW)' ooyo Buolntll 'our Chlld-n • baby •• equipment, loya, tuppar· Coma 1b Tht Olllol Euory. wore, homo Interior and loll day Eern Extra lncomo morel 2608 Garttotd Al/8 FTIPT Fro• lnlormollonl PI Pleaoanl. Frl, Sot Coli H!OO·Ofi·t011 •u •- ·1 • n, nm ATTENTION· WORK ~trot nmo, largo 5 Family Votd Bolo, Rodney II. Bltur· ~•»doy~progrtm :r.,;'Oilt<>300 Hamlin· flouro ore 8 I& I<> I~: 1 8 Wilt! , Curta! no, Glrlo 4 I<> 8• bl'tllkloltt ohd IUI'tCh iol'uod ~~ ~· ~.':~~":;· Dogtaold end axpertancod ''"" will be WOII<IhQ wtth Garago Sola- 1188 Stott ~ur cl\lld Ol1 pro roodln ~ ,. • '" nOUIO 858, Augult 2nd A okiMa 1\JIIton II boltd Ol1 3i'd· Friday & Salurdoy 8· loli1\lly 1 ~• Link Ia aloo 3pm, houaohotd 11111\o, accap od laa11 contact creltt.I<IIY mochlntOnd key Joint floddol< or lAuit Lit· blank1, baby llamo, toya, lltl<>h at (304)878-6878 lor and chlld-o olothl"" ·~· ... moro tnto.,iiiOh S Fit 8·"1Ji11 Sol 1-12 Tho Tru ,... 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Clothing, 3 Killona Liller Trained ~".:uooa~:::l~e ~~lha:~~l lurnlture, oppllsncotl, homo (004)1115·3332 • docortltlonl Somtt~tnq lor 9·? ewryono Fhllto liOod hOme, 3 Boa· 2 FOmll F 1 911 8 4 0n ·'••· Molhar and 2· 4 month y, ' •Rd ' • • Yard Bale & Bike Rollle "'d hill Mlnar~YIIIe S I ... 3 1 ' "A' F h 01 t:MJI:)•, (141J)398·9438 a '"'U ""I ~~:uot ourt ""nmore ... ~mallo Waoh· 811 ·813, -roge ulo, Willow Sl New Hauon, WV "" ""'" ~ til ~hOHe 304)1182·2165 Cree,c R""d, behInd ramlda, jjipiol~~iiiiiiiOiiioiiii'"'l womon'o & Qtrll clothing, L.o!n' ANI) ant1qu11, I!Jrnllure, eta \llrd Sola t dAy Only 811 "-~... 3 340" F kll _.. ~-·1\J~IJ Aug 1·3 189 Looull St -g. • rtn n ~v•. ' Monkey Run· oooortmont PI Plaa11nl Bam·? lfru>WANJID GOVERNMENT JOBS Someone 10 parlorm hloltll· All Mlklo Lawn Moworo llenofill Call TOlL·FAEE lor Into Mon·Frl 9om· 1OpmiEST 1-800·484· 8991 (7Ml)31!Nl302 SPECIAL SHOPPERS! Chaok tiered In your llll E-lngo a'l811ablt No ox BlliiNE'ili porii!\Ce noceooary. G111i ~ OrfoRtuNrry Hatdwaro Solll Clork blnolllot 1-888·418·1342 ~ Send Rooume lo CI.A 557 lld M333 IS WE SELL VENDING e/80 GThlalll£!"1~ DallyGTrilllbunal' MACHINES/ ROUTE& All 26 •• ~w • a polo, Tlltmorkllort Nttdod to on 45831 work Irom homo Holp ut 'l'ypoal Moktl, Now/ Uotdl Htlp WOnted All polltlorto In qualify paoplo lor dlocount· http /lwww toonovend com 8 54 1142 Rollauront (304)89&·3803 ()().8 • Loaue Mnoago dlecounl plan lor employ· INOTICEt Help wanted corlng lor lht HI \l>u mual hauo com· OINHGIOCOVA:.'::.Ymmp-~~~ts,.~·, oldony Dartt Group Homo, puler, prlntor, lntomat 80• · - ~~ •• now ~tlng minimum-~. ctll. S5U 00 dtpoall you do buolnlll with PIOfllt • "now• and NOT 10 oond now ~ ohftl 7om·3pm, ""•• 7am· required on hire to octlvote ~ •-" od 0 th 1 t d1 monoy through lht mall until 5pm, call740·892-11023 3pm·ttpm, II pm· ltlt acceaoohorgoo c linFor you have lnveotlgatld the 7am, to Ul Allordablo Hoallhcoro? $&9 87/mc par lomllyl No llmllottons AU P'""llllng condlllono OK Call Unlltd Family Nowl (800)235· •"20" • OJCt 5-• ·~ CE~•~ ~· •FeORD"BLI! HE•LTH· " " ~ ~ d Coo" B mortlnlocaii . Joy304·e75· S "nd' Rar· 7017 to or, • uan lOr t e· oumolo PO Box 303, Gal· Trouol & Make SUSS 30K+ llpolll, OH 4111131 Oelluonn~ New Clrt, Vono, Pno-Exlatlng condlllono OK. CALL UNITED FAMILY Ill 1·500·235·9209 Ext 1057 CE08620 rlO ~no,..!'~~~~~~~ u. 1 ~ndp W otlorlng A CANOY VENDING rte BIG $$ INCOME II Work 4 hro Groat Location• SO Down/Financing 1·800· 88H286 Ext. 2403 • CANDY VENDING rto. ~ BIG SS INCOMEII WOrk 4 hro Oreal Locotlono. SO Down/Financing 1·800· 881 ·9158 EXT 2MJ3 1 ~n,• ,· Homo HH llh ~• hirIng FT RNo No homo health oxporlonct noconary New Gredl oncourtgtd 10 apply Hiring FT RN Con Manog· or, "porltnco nlctlllry ~~~w~: ~ 8Loc~~lly0 ~'01~:; COli lrH 8 7·620·1007, 3 ' Truck Drl-.r COL Clooa A, required, 3 yooro minimum uorlllablt uportenco, clean drt I d I ~I v ng recor mm~ 111 oponlngo. 9·4 (304)875· MlD 5 URGENTLY NEEDED· ploamo donoro, torn $150 10 $90 por WHk lor 2 or 3 houro woakly Clll Blo Lllo Ptoomo Service, 740·182· 88 &1 eoo j Q""' I eo :f.'F' Ao liitro--•o..--.., 111 ~ • dt ° lilo m: do~.f n:~no L:~u~ :r,.oot,:.~~ p~: au. '::P. 1 ~.1. "'P"' 2.a, I ~ f5 ~ f, MOIIILI! HOM1i3 FORS.\LE ' =~::=:..:-:::,::=-:;':-:-:= 1981 Mobllo Homo 2br VITAMIN SUPPLEMENT FORMULAS Buy dlrtot wholenlol Alhlttlo, hlollh, wolght lou Free 58-pogo catalog! Coli 1·800·788· 97118 1·800·822·0417 740-667-0363 "W.v's NI Chevy. Pontiac. Buick. 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Nubian, Connie's Child CARE &u Speaal(4.jr4j 7ue -------t 980 Goo Tracker hard 1 4x4 4oyl 5 speed GC: CorKtllton $2 t 00 Na (304)582·377& g mll01, Loaded, (7MJ)387-0221 IIPflll'lllll lUCilE. ....... lllCTIIO Ullfl. ...1111. . Ripley, WV 25271 Coolvtlle, OH 45723 (740)245· IACKHOE • DOZING • END LOADER • TRUCKING • TRENCHING 475 South Church St. Dealers /000 St Rt. 7 Sotdit 1988 Dodge Van, runs good, Slant 6 onglne, good aroo rug lor dorm (304)582·222516 Used Waal'ler & Dryer $200 1 and 2 bedroom apart· to! (740)448·3783 ' menta, fumlthld and unlur· niahed, aecurlty dtpoiJI reqwlred, no palo, 740·892· 2118 --Buy or oell Rluorlne Anti· 1 Bedroom Apartmenta quao, 1124 Eaot Main on Starling at $289/mo. Waoh- SA 124 E Pomaroy, 740. er/Oryer Hookup, Stove and 992·2528 Ruoo Moore, Rolrlgerotor (740)441 • owner 1~18 All Case·IH P1111s 4-WDs Converalon I t4x80 Mobile Homo, 3 Bod· room, •• Bat h Exco 11 on 1 Condition Very reuonably prlctd Coli (7MJ) 448-85&3 SINCE 1964 DeanHW New&Uaed Factory Authonzed loo~--llliioiioiii;..-,.1 erator Utld 1yr $50 Small r • •" . . IIWl OI!Jiti101$1H P1111s wry nlot COndition, ouory· thing . workl, runs oreal St200 (7Ml)245·0t89 I' www.amorlcanllandtrdolr.com "SALES AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING ' cw:: .aoo. Houon't you mlllld enough ol your chlld'o ovonto? Work tram homo or arry· =~ulll~~~~!='~:r Start Your Buolnooo To· dey , Prime Shopping con· tor Space A"•llobl At AI "' e • fordable Rare 2 NICe Exeo· ullvo Olllcoo Newly At· modeled. Spring Valley PIa· 11 Call (740)448·3481 ~llllmlltarcard guaran· lotdl U td C '"'It notour r.,. 10 Card Up SB,OOOII Bid CrtdU, No Credit, Bankrupt· oy? 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E'R ~" ~ LV PAY· DAY?? Up 10 11100 lnltant• ly by phontl HB77)·EAR· LYPAV Llct 7d000& ttl ADVANCE FREEl CA~L t·I00·80t•l 777 EXT. 9813 Ptroonol • l u l l - t Homo lor 1111 3br baff. Loont tVII,_, ContiOI~ · • mont Unlvorolty Lint. mom.b::':.:=~ (004)0111-5375 Minimum 1111 Totl.f'- 1· u-.-- In A.IIIC;,. 10 Btl· ·.,..... "" 111·287oOIS2 mont Drive, 7 I, 48R, UNIECUII!D LOANI • 2 LR, 2 112 Botho, Full Butman! Llr~ Lot 'R!I! CAIH QAANTI .,.. From $5.000..50,000 N1uof (740)448·1350 repay, paroon11, buolnou, Houff In Porno 2br ltvlduoallonol, mtdlcol, 110 ing room, dt~::l'g Fall approval 1•800•750 • w/llro ptaoo, lui bootmant 7814 w/llre ploct, gorOgt, With oxtrolot $MlO 614·475-14&8 ::.=: rOom, Now Homo on 5 acrtt In tho country. (7Ml)448·3215 • BASEMENT WATI!APADOFtNG UncondRional llllllmo guor· anlel Local rtftrencll fur· nllhtd Ellabllohad I 975 Coli 24 Hro. (740) 448· 0870, Roger• B11emen1 Waterproofing . Btact< Top Stating Rool· dontlal· Commorclal. Freo • ~==:~.40)742·4529· Ropo'l lnd Uood homtt Company Llquldallo~ acrcoo lho notion. 1500 clown ond 1 kt manta. (7MJ):48-35~ ~ cac Genorat Homo Matnt• nonce- Pointing, vtrryl old· lng, carpentry, dooro. win· dowt. bltho, mobile home Summar Cloorance Alllotmodolomuotoo,2003 m~ela on the way. Beft' tlmo to buy lo now Marry homoo -t r• to Chooll lrom, don't deIa y, lflltre , mcwtna t~em out Colol Mob .~~ Homel , 1 I!E;U"ii U.S. 50 Eut Athano, onk> Phono7Ml·582·1872 Ultd 10, 12, 14,. te 01• oount Prlcoo. Kana•- Mo- otllmlto oall Chtt, 740·992· 6323 bit Hamal, Gllllpollo, ONQ,, (7Ml)44Hl310 · Wantfd.. No Croctlt CuotonY 1,. to Purchaoo New under Gouornmont llnonotng progrom. $!ZOO tncom; r~•lred Clllto pro~ulll"' -~ ' '' • (!MJ)44B·33&4 Wanttd · Locol comj)llnr wonta to purchtll 1· HI oort 11111 lor now ~ CIN (740)448-3093 Lilt Chance ap~ng ..... lngo Home remodeling and rt· palro, roollng, chain link repair and mort For free •- ACIIFAGI! fence,cuatom wood dackl & fencea, Insurance rtpalrt. Check our price before you buy. FrH Eotlmoteo 304·615·3733 Aealdenllal or commercial wiring, new aerva or re· pall'l Matter Licensed alec· 14 pluucroolor 111tt In L.etart WV. call Mlko 304·1182; 348a -:-::---~---· 2,3,&8 ICrl+ lote, Wlllr & power, gr11n IOwnohlp, Still Routt 141 lrontlgo, (7Ml)379-2530 otter._ ""'"' ' ' Lol lor Bole- Apprax 2 112• ocrll, cloortd I rlltdy lor bulldl 1 d wotar"i' ~:,:, ~:W.J!' Porllr lrtl •·••n' ~ g 113.898, Coli (740)448· 4814 !rom 1!-5 or (7Ml)448o• 3248- 0pm ' Lolo lor 5111 In Addlooo. 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YOUNG Ill -ClNo ' Advertise in this space for '50 per month ThE CRAFTY, Qth Ctvkt: & Gravely BUND SPOT Massey Ferguson Partl & Service (Factory Outlet) Allvertlcol bllndo are made to order 11 ourloeollon LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR • Vertlcalo • Wood 4359 St. Rt. 160 Galllpolla, OH 45631 • Mlnlo • Etc 1441WrHYI.Wp.ls Free Estimates 949-1405 (740) 446-1044 446·4995 Monday-Frldly Under New Management ~aclne, Ohio 45nt New Manqer• Hill's Self Storage 740-MIJ.2217 1- -c=:: - • Tonneue Cover • Venlvlsor • Bu1 (Shield & Full Line Other Aeeessorles I I I I \ l " ' II I' , , '"" If' I II f II ' (740) 992·5822 SfftliT conSTRUCTIOn Rooflna. Sldina, Pllintina, Ouucn, Deckl Hour• 7:00AM· 8:00 PM 111411 mo Pomei'G!I faales DIOGO 2171 Everv Thursday ' 6 SUndoy Doori Open 4:30 forty birds stort 6:38 Progressive top Une Thursdays Progrmlw CoueraU on SUndlys ,.,.M Free Es11ma1es1 NlwHoln • Replacement Windows • Roofing COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740-982-7589 -I 1nd Dnves • Slt:ncd Crete ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUOION •NewHomea • G1111g11 •Complete Remodeling Sto~ Compare FRE ESTIMATES 7 992-1671 712f!fFN ummonE JliS flfCTRIC 6 PlUmBinG Dellvtr.d & Spre•d Spttclal 9 ton 740.742·7037 Siding • New Garages • Footers, Wall•. Steps • Flut Work, Rcplacemen11, • Walkl ca.IMO!tdly Appotntm1nts for shut·lns Available (Affordable PriC.I New Homes • Vinyl CKIBRICK 1Wflll:3111tim·5pm IIIII. 71111·12noon $135.00 BUilDERS IDC. 740-985-3948 CONCRETEJBLO George Korn (740) ft2·11 Ill BISSELL 8-SPM • Saturd1y 8-2pm P/8 CONTRACTORS , INC. WEST SHADE BARBERSHOP trk:lan Ak:Jenour Electrical WV000300, 304-8711-1758. ' 1/2 oore lot on 'l'fcon ..kt WI 12X50 Trtlltr, ltO,eoO 247·1100 : Ucensed by the Ohio Slate 2987(1 Bashan Aoad Racine, Ohio 45771 j • Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 T'" 1740r992-17os Tonia Reiber llon. (7Ml)532·0722, (7Ml)378-2131, (740)3792571 Wt havo approxlmottly 10 uttd hornoo tor under' $2,000, ooll t.S00·837·3238 lor Info • 1 - Cellular JT'a Aoollng & Conatruc- ~ ....,,. "' Call now for your appt. mEIGS ffiiiSSIIGE THERIIPY cuotom auttdtng ' RllrllOdt!ng Ouor 18 Yoart Exporlonct Froo Elllmotoo. r..-----o~r:;:FNII Fully lnoured No Job To Big or Small 740-992·1119 or 74q·44 1-8814 5 j 740·992·0780 Cell . 591 ·8393 Chrlsllna "Chris' Haning Cell f 740·591-0919 21l 0. Second Hue. middleport, OH =:::_______ real~~- ......,totng In lhlo nowopo-lo tutJIOCIIO lilt hdorll Own,, ~onald ' Mick" Haning Are you stressed? a All Fol'tHNn. Larry 740·367·0181 (304)e78· ' 3 Bedroom Wood Flooro, 2000 oq. ft homo on 1 acre, Gao Log Flrepaco, 1 112 10 mlnuleo Irom hollf)ltal. bath, Good Location, Still undtr conllruotlon 4 159,000 (7Ml)388·9151 Btdroomll 2 Bath with 3BA, 51th Houoo & 4 ;~~mlng pool (7Ml)448:, ocrao Clay Townohlp, Blocklop Rood, Rurol Wo· 2002 ClayiOn Mobllt Home:tar. City Sohoolo, AppfOll t 4>Ce4, 3BR, 2 batll.' 10 mllto !rom Golllpallo. St9,000 Coli (740)742"· $4&,000 (7Ml)21111·1410 8716 &9 n-••·td Auonue, 8 uaed homao under "-' 1.. 000 3 44 Galllpollo, Call (!40) 8· ' • · Will help wllh dtllv· 1828 try. D948 Call Nikki (740)385· Brick Ranch Houoe on AT 2 N 3br 2ba 1 oar AttiOhtd 98 Clayton 4br 16x50 on t• 32 I~ lot I G garage, ox !~ground ron~ n alllpolo Far~. pool em o 48 ocroo . . (304)875-3889 ,• (304)875·8051 Now 2003 14 wide OnlY, $789 down & only St79.8:} par month Coli Harold (7MJ)385-787t MoNEY , . . ,_ _ _ (3D4)57e·2092 2000 Haning's Construction Local 843-5264 Medlc11re Supplement; Life Insurance; Burl11l and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401 K Rollovers; Mortga1e; MaJor Mediad • Nursing Home t'Joo: Route 2. Qalllpollt Forry (304)875-5332 Roofing, Siding, ftdd-Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywall, P9lntlng MANLEYS SElF STORAGE • -:;:;:::.,::,:_.....,---GET PAID TO WATCH TVI Welch from homo Earn 1 lui lima lncomo For dotalll coli 1 290 •5858 I t o , .- - - - - - · · :tl NOT Ij llill Appl(30ol)875·1145 28A. Bidwell ..... moy oonalder land contract Waoharl Dryer Water, trash, IIWOr paid $400 d.. pooll, $400 rent. (7Ml)35B· Equtpmenl VANS & S1 000 1111 fSTIMATfS All Makes Tractor & ir;....~!"'"~--'1 9189 740·742-3411 DEPDYSIO PARtS 91 Ford Explorer, 2WO, &lpoed, ovordrlvo, high mileage. weak trlntmlaalon, \IIIIo ropolr, would make groat worlc cor Llttll ruat $1500 080 (740)388·9873 98 00<100 Ram 1500 Pick· up, 2WO. &.9 VB. PO. PL, AJC, Extended Cob. Loto ol Extras. $11000 OBO (740)441-0595 or (740)379· 2135. llroa FREE ESTIMATES! 740-992-5232 2000 Chevrolet Ptct.up LS oportoldo , e· t/2 bid, VB Auto. AC, PW, P·S...ta red Llko now. 10,000 ,;,lloo' $17,000 (30ol)875·3753 ,,~ Self-Storage New Homes, Room Additions, Garages. Pole Buildings, Roofs. Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall a More Bryan Reeves s I R~~~:~~~B PrloldtolloiiOwnoroSocn·, !Icing muot Sotll Rt 1 Bo><. 758 Sandy Holghto 3 bid·· room opllllouol, 2blltho, llrt· place, 2 cor ~rogo. obovo.. ground pool,- dood tnd ot-ot Country oottlng ml· •• from town Call lq<, nutao j (7MJ)24!Hl32t ouonlnga "1.... 1 Sunset Home Construction oo· •ue.t.• a TURN!D DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1881? No Fll Unleu Wt Wlnl 1·858·582·3345 'r'"io oh-.- I QUEENS BLVD. f41&, Fk>Orl, Carpal On 2 Acre• FOREST HILLS;' NEW nllr Holllr on SR teo, '!OAK 11375·5M7 Rooldlntiol or Commorclal. (!Ml)441 •0278 100 Olbll Chlnlllll IDr! Prlot Rttductd Ramodeltd monlho.fREEI Gtl4 TV'o Homo Thrtt Bodroomo: hooked to Dlshnltwork, pluo Living Room, Dining Room lnllollollon·FREEI No & Kitchen Comblnod, 1 Equipment to buy. Product Both, 1Wo Cor Garage t. llmi!O<I Coli t ·800·4 75· 9855 g~,:~J)~~j.7r Ann ~~~~?Not~!:.:~:.~,; G,: 1/«4'R~ High&! Dry 33795 Hi£11ul Rd. Pommy, Obio Good Shape $8,000 OBO eM~~' tlootrlo St200 (304)875· 7032 A COKE I MAM VENDING - - - - - - - -. ROUTE 15 Locollono Big 1994 Clayton, 2 btdrooma, $1Sincomtl SO Down/Ff· 2 balhl. Front and back nanolng t ·800·240•8808 dtoko on rtnlld lot..; Ext tO (740)446-D826 A+ M&M MARS/NESTLE ::mp;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ 99 ven dl no Rou I0' un que u~...:: 4 Llblrty Mobile Homo ~T= wllh VInyl Siding 2 Bodmoohtno Grift opportunl· FOR SAL£ roomo, 2 Full Bltho, Dock&' ty Primo localk>no avella· Underpinning $12,500 bie nowl E110enont prolll (740)245·0355 ttntlal lnvootmont r• 11190 Modular on 2 112 . >.:.:=~==:.__ __.. 1 d t OK d d 1 1 nd 1 11 ba 1998 Norno MobHa Homo qu ra • on un or ocroo o a on u ot· .Toll Frtt '""(888) 448· mont 3 Btdroomo, living 14x90 3 bedroom. 2 batho, ~200'""' room, lomlly room with fino- • complete kltehon, largo placs, dining room, utility covered porch, control air An Eotobllohtd Vending room, kllohon with now no- (nk>t), alttlng on on acre lot Roultl Earno Big U Mull lrl~rator & otova. 2 lull Wllloall mcbllo home HPI·• 111 1 888 571 0225 •· II • • • bathe, hoot pump, dOUble ratoly. PlooH call lor mor~. Ext 2005 oar gorago, 1 20'1120' lddl· lnlormoHon Can Somorvlllo· EARN I80 OOO YEARLY ro Honol garage, obouo ground RtaUy (304)075·303!); II 3011 pool with dock (304)67~·3431 ~ r ng, rtplaol~, Eutom School Dlotrlot on 2000 10x80 FOflune Mobile a~~~dl. y~~ Flltwoodl Road, P!!mtroy 82"·8523 US/Canada 7Ml·992·1729 Homo 3 badroom 2 blltlt,' u with 1 12xte covered pore!). wwwgta•am.chanlx com 2 bedroom house in Pamer~ Make an offer (304)7-7:fEARN UP TO $850 WEEK· a;, will 1111 on land oontroot -5~34S~(304~;.,)5-93-·0_2_t8--+ LY Working lhroogh tho Of will rant wllh option to 19U7 IO.BO Dakwood, :f government parl·tome No buy, 7Ml-898·7244 badroomo, 2 balhl, CIA, tlCplrlenco A lot of oppar· Electric Furnace, 2 ~rcheo· tunllloa 1•800•21 1•9791 3 Bedroom wllh garage on Code E8 approxtmattly 1 aero On 8x18 and 8•12 7,500 *" r Cobin with 2 Lolo bact< ol "NOW HIRING" lor Flrw Olrt dutloo In my homo lor and Outdoor Power Equip- wealthy llmlllaa unloading Tyeoon Llkt, Edema Tralli Flghterll Pollet OIIICifl/ my mother In ChHhlrt, l'.lht mo11t Ropolred Free Pickup mllllono o1 dotlart 10 holp Rd (740)448·13e0 , 1 Wildlife/ Pelto\. 14011! I hOUitkllplng, 8hrt/lMl ond dtU-.ry auollablt. Coli minimize their IIXtl Wrlll yoer. Peld TralnlnQ A Full 1\)111 lhlft 3 doyo I -k. Mlko (7Ml)448-7904 tmmtdlololy I.G t., 110•54 Muot SM. 3BR, 2 Both, Ttri" a c s FREE CASH NOW s from 1998 Chevy S· IO LS Stondtrd Tronomloalon, CO Player, Cruise Control M,OOO mltea Rune Grut, 1 ..= J 1111PWANnD Compollllve Salary with banomo Apply It 3084 SA t90Golllpolfoorphonttoll I reo t ·888·441· 13113. Houllkttplr netdad. PIOIII apply It Budget Inn, Jaclloon Plko, Golllpollt No Phone c·•to Ploooo. • 1 NEED HELPII s 800· $41500/mcnth. PTIFT Coli WANTID: IIIIIOUI PI(). 1•888•583 •3810 or vlolt PLI TO WORK FROM D wwwlortuno·at·homooom H Ml, Up to 11500· :,:.:;:::;;;:.:.::.::..::.:.:.::;;::::;;::.... 111000+/mo. PT/FT 1·110(1. FROM HOME It ,8QO. LPN & Mtdlcal Aoliolant 227·1410 -w your· 15,000 Mo PTIFT Full with "Pitlonco Familiar lr101<2auocoot.com Training, Free - I t t Coli w!Mtdlcol Manager Bring 1·100·727·4099 wwwgtl· -aumaw~ orFrld~ Work From Home Buslneoo ..~ ... com •• ~ 0 Alttrnoon, 1.30·5. pm. pportunlly Create your Drlvtl'l A 114011 1at ~r 300U Jack1on Auo Point own hourt Nold help lm· Conor. No COL , No PIHUnt mtdlottly 888·709·~20t PI'OIIItrnl Two Wllk www batitrdoy14u com Trollllng, NHCII Muon County Aollon Drlvtr Trai-t Nowl OIU Gnoup, lno ' II lllllllpllng op· AVONI All Artatl To Buy or Toll ,ree 1-NHtt-1011 pllolllono lor ln·Homt/Ptr· Sol Shl~ay Spaoro, 304· tonal Care Workaro Ploato 878·1429 Oommarclal ptllnt• Mnled •pply at 221 1/2 Main 2 plut ~'"" oxporltnco Street, Point Pleooant. AJ'TN. Point Ploaoont. Oopondoblo wllh ttllablt Applloationt wilt bo Ioken POlloi pooUiono Clorl<alcar· tranoportallon Cell Auguot !th through Augual rlortloortero No exp ra. (7Ml)246·558& 9th I rom B 30 a m to 3.30 qulroq Btntlllo For tMom, p m MCAG, INC , Ia an utary, and IHIIng lnlormo· EARN S2K· II OK par EOE M/F, AlA lion oall (83D)3g3·30.12 Ext month BookkOtplng or 782 8om•8pm. 1 doyo. BaiH EKparlonoo Prefarrtd McCiuro'l Rtotouronl now Work with local butlnoll hiring oil 3 locatlono, lull or 1141 B•ownoro Prootoo o<XtOunto part·llmt, piCk up opplk>a· ..,_~INING,_ roootvobio flnlnolng appll· lion at klcatlon bring back ..__llli'iii ""iiiiiilillli... cotlono Work lrom arry· bllwaon g 30om 4 • whlll \BBB\214·3589 tO.OOam, Monday thru Bot· Gllllpallo co.... Colltgt EASY WORKt GREAT utdoy (Careert CIOII To Homo) PI<.Y Earn 11100 10 .,ll\)0 NEED A JOB? WANT A Call Todoyi7Ml-448-4357, plul 1 wook Proceoolhg CAREER IN NURSING? mall tram homo Free Sup- Nurolng Aotlotanl Claoon _ ~IIHI No oxp niCIIHry ore btlng ollored on Aug 1'110 S!;HooLS Call our lluo Ojtlratoro. 1· 12, 2002 11 rg,u 1 ,. a car· •·-ucnON 800·287·3944 Ext 224 1 II'II>JK ng, oompau ona1• parton, w w w 1 a 1 y w o r k • you could be 1 part of our grealpoyoom Haallhcare Toaml Contact COLLEGE DEOFII!I Clulck· EXCELLENT INCOME PQ. Judy Hart, LPN, lnotruotor lyI Baohelor't Maole('o, at 740·992·eeoe or 740· Dootorelt by correopond· TENTIALI Bocomt 1 modi· 742·2370 or "'"" by Rook· once ba1td upon prlor tdu· oal biller No e~~:perlence •nrJngo Rohablllla"on Con· ClitiOn, llle expar5enoe and nHdod Computer ro· " qulrod , Trolnlni 1•88 •• tor locoltd at 3578U Rook· short otudy coureo Not Ao· • oprlngo Road Pomeroy credited by an Agency Rae· 2 All ~lack wtlh whitt on olltlml priCed'" oall ollaap Von! Bolt Frl & Sot Aug 2 MEO · CLMS - 1. e8·833· and fill oul a oim oppllol: ognlztd by tht US Booro8 dhoot lab/ biiUio dog1 10· 3 21105 Lincoln Auo 8am. ' 2887 dept 101 Honl Equal Opponunlty Em· tory ol Education. Com· milling lrom Gao111•• Aug 1·3, 2 mllao oil 9R 7 EXPERIENCED CARPEN· player Encouraolng Work· bridge Statt Unlverolty 11otd lltllle 7117102 on Flalwoodo Rd on right AUCI10N AND TEAS NEEDED· Muot houo !'l•co Olvortlty MIFbN 11!00·954-8318! ~loa11 call (140)441 · 19BB Lola ol kldo clothoo areal Fur.I.MAIIKI\1' 1 drluolt lie·-· • tr•n• Withan•tntormatlon ~ • ·- • S.lt~CiarkNIIdtd u.~-· · · - · • bltgilno 8 30·5 00 • porlatlon, toolol knowltdgo Chrlottan Bo<lkotoro Ouallll· ......_.........,..~ Found Whllo Cot, Fomalil Aug 2·3, t 0·8 Fronk Rd. IVOry Frldoy 5 30, 01 rllldanllol remodeling catlono Enorgellc Outgo· Found In ~odney/Oual Mt•• ltemo Fleamarket, 333 Quolllltd oppllolnlo can lng Frlandly Con Soli Will Oroek Mobile Homo oreo 91 , Pomeroy, pick up on application 11 1 ' 10 ' ' . AMA21NG METABOLISM Aug 3, 39585 aT ~ 11, 1~ lnlo oall (7'")9912· Chrlotlon'o Cbnolruollon, 8n°nd RPromote 9c~'!""'· BREAKTHROUQH Looo 7•• 17•'D)"• 45•••"" 581 ~ ~ 1"3 E I A GIll e aoumo to ~ • 10·200 Poundol DAA"••. 1 Mtm1\l Stnoo Suhdey oot· ~ghl~:~~~ ~.::,~,u:~• ~~~· 11;" ~~:~n elo Clalllpolt Dally Tribune, IC RESULTS! Doctor m,;;~ lie A Dolmollan on Bigelow MIBo ITEMS ENTEI1· (7Ml)448·4114 525 Third Ave, Galllpollo, ommondod Solo and 11ood 11eward, COli TAINMENT OENTE~· EX· OH 45531 •r.hldnl·lrH tfo Slm740)2411-5990 CELlENT CONDITION· Farmoro Bank 4 Blvlngo Saloo Suporotaro only· po Ao: A, B,C 30 Dey 175 D 7 Co ' Pomeroy. Ohio II Hek· Manutaotured and Modular Guarantee Call Our Tolt• Aboolule Dollar U S tng a port·tlmo collaotor (a "AIW S•• • CoInt, p roo·I maM Imum oI 35 houra per Experience 1Porlerrod FrH Hotline. 1·B88-518· •· '"I.JI!.o Olltpott Bela 2 miles out 911 Yar, n-t uu 1 edII 3717 b 114 =~:=:===~ Leading Creak ~d olf AI 1 1!1811, 01 amon d1, Q old week) lor Its Pomeroy ot· you are out omer or ent www we ever com hlghl~mouvatld and can Sptalh Into Summer 9·5 Aug 1·5 Rings, US Currency,· !let We are looking lor dEr¥8 maanlnglul f11pport \'.OIIII SA lEo M T 9 Coin ShOji, 181 Boc· oomtono with oolltollono With cl onto then 0111 todoyll Molebollom Broak·lhroughll Fir~l lime carport uie Frl• ond Awmua, OeiUpollt, 7-to- experience, good comtnunl· EMoellent aalary and oom· Glln an~~rgy, LoN Wtigl'lt, ..._ooiGiiiAiiiiJiiJiit iiiiilll... day, Augull 2 ond &ltur· 448·2542 oollon & computer lklllo mlulon ltructure Hugo op. Or Recommended, All ~at· Auauot 3 baglnnlng ot RooponttbllltltlldUIItl In· partunlty Fox rooumo' 10 ural Productt. 871-544· t1B8 Btklk BcH<llil ~d Clal· 8 am. Bargolnoonlurnl· Wanted"' Bur tBOO· tiiOO cludtbutnotlrntttdtomok· Wlnolla USA. 812·847· TRIM OR wwwoHtal· lipollo, Ofi ~583 t 8 00-3.00 turo, olothlriQiopoHt equip- oq II Houeo, wlwalk out tng dolly phone calli. prlpl· 7724 lhyUuoo not pttt Saturdly Auguol ~rd man\ and od laotl~ao 100 baoomont Maoon or Oallla rotlon/molllng ollorm oolloo· dnlyl ' Holly Lano, Pomoroy County 112 eoroo ol land tlon lotttrt, proporollon ol IJNQIAII CHRIITIAN SowmiN 13,895 Now SUper (908)888·7933 r - o utlllt tlo I MUIICOIICLI"NCOUu- Lumbormote 2000, larger L Ooraga Salo· Aug 1·3 .,... ' • a n oom• ~ ~ • .~18 Eoolern Avanuo, ot Rain "' lhlno Pond oup· wanltd lu Buy Ulltd Mo- puler to laollllalo dolly ro· TIIYI Sing or Play your CD, oopooiiiH, mort opllono 21 , Ab.,dtkl (Notdl!ltook) pilot, llnoro flllero, nett, bile Homo Call 17401441!- oponllblllleo, poroonal oon· Coooona over tho telephone Monulooturor ol oowmlllo, Thuroday. Friday, Saturday, cMimloalo water 111111 pre· 011 loot with ouolomtro, llllng to audition to como to Bran· tdgero and oklddoro Nor· Uttlle1 oltl r•ourd playaro, lormed pOndo, wate~sllo, omoll clalmt, aotlttlng lull oon Mlooourl lor $100,000 WOOd tnduotrleo 2~2 Sonwlll i~etlkero b h limo coiiiOIOr Send cover recording contract contttl Drlvt, Bullalo, NY 14225 Bird al ' · spouting orno· Iotter and dolalle.sl rooume CALL Sondy 1·504·888· FREE lnlormatton t·BOO· I '•mltv Von1 l.ttlt llollao· menlo. pond kilo, olo Sad· lo Formoro sortt. Attn HU· 451111 578· 1383 oxt.200·U llbltl, WomtHI Clothing· dlt, '91 Cornaro lparto), man Rttourctl Olroolor, Sltll 6-20. Lolo ol houot· chain link lanoo, c olhlng, lh W PO So• 028, Pomora;, Small ongtno STEEL BUILDINGS 4 only hod ttomo, Soma Furnuura bad oproodo All7 to 8· '.I.P AMm onto 48789, Farmoro Bonk mtohonlelportt monapor, ~81125, (2) 48x90, Mull 824 81 ~I 328 S In lleii· Polnlo Toke Wlpplo Rd, II on Equal Hauling Ltndtr, oxpor~nct required, ool lor Now! Soiling lor bol· manl Auguol 2nd- Auguot right at Plna Qrouoltd right ISS.. WEEK'. Mombot FDIC, and E•uol rnoro Info, (7Ml)988·3301 onoo Owtdll 1·900·482· t tIM FlatwOodt Rd beyond Roy " I BIIY•II• ......._. " 7930 •·I 1 il Otlk 992·487D • Homo Prooootlng v,.,....unlly Emt>\Oytr Buporvloor notdtd FiPiblt ~~.;..;._____ 4 Family Verd Solo 8371 HUO/FHA MortgiQI Rt· Fult·ll11t1 halt oty1111 lOr 1 hrt PTIFT Frotlnfo t ·I!08· TIICh ~ldo To Bo Bolt & Bulovtllo Ptkt, Yom·&pm 2 R..lnt· ond ol Yl11i Blrlll, Iundt No E>porlonoo A.. woll llllbllohtd btoul~ 48f.8i2t Ext 4 Strong! World·Rtnownld mlloi from ~oulo 554. Fr~ MtYIMintl Moll pr~t 1 Au· qulrtd. P~EE lniofmollort , thop In Clttllor, on, wllh www.rnonoy-dmmo corn Author. Btnd 11 D 9& Hldy day, Auguol2nd gtJII 111, 2nd, and 3ro, retn 1.S00·80f.e832 otit 1300 "'"Iori 10 bull~ 0111 Cohill, 311 VHttl Perk~ ·' t1und.com ""' I"•80 00 • W11 I • V01I1I• NV t 31 fhU l!diY F 01 lhl no www pro,octr 740·91&·38 1 M s n•RTENDING 1 222 1722 Ailn or Saturdey 9·3 Infant glrl'l IIOOO/ WEEKLY POSSI· anytime or 7.0.98S·33Us T, ll07l ' · 12 8 110 aro11 llomo, Low Prieto ololhlhg tlrlll1_d.aorotro~t. BLEI Moiling Broohuroo Th, f, to noon only. 8()0.293-39B5 old. 3288 1 WAJIII'II'Jl ,UtHIIUfi~ GlltltWIII HOmo bolnlll, boll.., loyt, ololh· lrom Homtl No Exparlonco o-ornmont '-b. Wlldlllo To Do lnlorlcil, Ringer hitch, Pluo l~g. gllti'Nitt, tlwlhg N101111ry1 Frll Dtltllol 1 ,;;;' Pootal ~8K+ por yoor Call Managomant Pool· j IIIIIOh rrtorl. 0025 Blllo¥,1t 1t1m1, mlta Rolltn Rod· Call 1·800·768>2027(24hrt) Full banolltt Paid tretntng tlon· An outpatient llOOhol ......__ P~l. IOtd'i Atlctl1ii>IINQI ~d. No oxparltnol ntollllry and othor drug OOUntiNng ~.,.. P!>rtablt Blwmlll, 12000 WIIKLVI Moiling For 1 ptk>allon and uom lttd prMntlon ogancy lo· clon1 haul your lool to tho V.rtl Aolt. 08 Hubbard ,..,., 1'wo lllftlly Yltd lilt, Aug •oo ,_hurool 91111110· oalltoC lrll 1-858·1711-4208 oattd In 0.1111 end mllljuot Cllll304-8f5·1857. MlltllUjjll AuQUol 2hd, 31d, ,, Ori li>Uio 1 IICIIal from lion Guortnlltdl P!!ltl~ I t•A Cou~ II -lng 1 C111 H tlhlld111n1, OIOthtng, Homo Mllgl MIIMtY Clordtnl 1 Supplln provldtdl Au:ii " ~ Monogtrloworkwllhodullf, 0Utthtlptr ••olllbt· 0 lnllfldr, EtO. Cillttltry llltl Addrttltd Stoml)4d LOoking lor oxtro tnoomo? and tdoloiOonll Dutloo to cl:·1 000111onal, regular. ""d 01 • E~l QICO DEPT. & Roctlvo Coth Dolly Fr11 lnoiUdt, but not llrntttd to: -lnngng, oookWhlllng ....rpacklng , ,.r Soli. Olnoo, Tbyo, Wandl ' AnQII'I ouper I!OJ( I ••• •NTt'ocH TN' lnfor lion Bond 1 s••E ocrI ion "~' . nttdt1 FUIHHU/1, 1111 811\o FIU\tlt lith~- 1Of Elm St. •-, " • · , mo lngt, IYI UOI I , In· doing Honoot, rolla~ e. 112 milo N Dl us 38 from Alll!lhi Mtthtldlll :1701 I ·1438 Sltrt lmnltd~ 10 ttkH, rolttrralo, lnd general (740)448-7904 Frldly· SUnday 9-11 CHutch, Au•. 1·3, l'ltrY· otoly Donald Blttnktnthlp Call monogemantoorvlott hi • -~ d 781 Koobo1 Avo Mull hauo knowttdgaln tho Top to Bollom Closnlng 12900 00·13200 00 Wotk· COurnbuo, Ohio 43207 llold ol chamloal dlpondon· Sorvk>o, ptolllllotlol, rtof· V.rd Aolt llalutday Augu I t ng lrom A·Z loMU !ltd 1:00am to ? I 102o 8~ --lrll, Otolhlng lurnt· ~Ill Moiling Llttorel Eooyl oy Bacholor'o degroo dtntlal, offlco cleaning at '"J Cl lhl H h ld luhl, computor oqulpmlnt, Frll Suppllai/Poologtl IARTINDIAII M k •ndl le S II d b 1•~, ..f1~ ng. . oull o bulldlriQmtterlllt, ttO, 0·& Amazing Opparlunllyl I I • or noo tnd rt· In a or a to prloo -•q ""p OOO 1100 • $290 Qh1t No IUma by Augull e, 2002 lo (740)D92•2t79 ~-------- Whole of 1 dial, Aug Wllkl)l ~II ,, E•porlonoa PT/FT FACTS, 45 Olivo Stroll Yard Bolt 2nd- 9td, Ill tn t~ Bpm Bthlnd pto. llonuMtl www Molllngltrt· CALL NOWI 1·888·291· Galllpolto, Ohio 48831 o; Will prtllllrt wllh houooo, Mt Grllfln'o Sloro on w.tl't Suporvilut on M• tt/IFromHomacom 1854 "' 2053 FAX (740)448-8014 EOE tralforo, and dacko Call 08/tdtled ~ RIIMI o~anlo StrHI M/F/H ' 441 ·4238 Ilk lor Ron or leave meooego. • 1 r.! :.:."to);':.... Pree Vard • • • • • t g n l :a.a Word•,. :a D•v• V+lvrd• 20¢: .-..r Word $1200 1H<l Ford$2800 Ranger Good Condition (740)2459007 I 998 Ford F250 XLT, !2,000 mllea, Set up to tow eamjW, ftat Iepper, Vtry Good Condn10n (740)441!444 ~ ~ To Place Your Ad, Call Today... tOO a • .,... t:c:» ~--.:i£l!~..J Couch, love IN1. water bocll m~rowovo lnd allnd, dr111or. twin bid, drop Rl 7 1 9742 ~ FOIIJbNr -:'c.blt"-'::(-:Ml"')44B-:c= · ....:.:...,.,.-- Blohon Frill Pupploo. AKC ~------.,J For Sale. Reconditioned Reglltlfld. No 1 Pit, ~r· • Wlllhei'S, dryers and rtlrlg· feet Gift, Whitt. 9" to 11• ~~:S•,=•.o~~ trtloro Thompaons Appll- high (7Ml)441 ·9510 .. ance ~07 Jackson Ave· own, 30 Yooro ot 8 5% nuo, (304)875·7 358 Cocker Sponiol Puppioo Ill • A For Lllllngo, 8()().319· ohOII. l'artnt on Prtmlaos ~3 Ext 1109 Leather aocllonol with Call (740)441 •t362 or ~ motchlngcollotlablt S\50 (7Ml)38H585 , Charming, hlatork:al home • h & 1 ' ' :;,.;;=":-'=;.._.,..-.,..-~ ' Of rent or Nit 2 BR L couc OVfttat, forest Fr... adorable email white !Of & llora~ grnn. $125; lloot lamp with llully houlo dcga gOOd blatlon w lk "'"' 2 matching table lampe, w/chlld_,, m/f, liKed, txoel· · lloreo 1 k t~ ach~• $50, corner banch dlnono lent hlllllh. (740)949-1938, !Seoo month'~ ~" sot, St50, king atzo bed With 740-892·2020 ~van • ~~ mattress & bo~~: springs, ~2 Coli $100, washer & dryer 111 Miniature Dachshund, tot ·"' ~....,., (almond) $125, waohor & Sholl, S150 (740)258· ~ lor rent 3br 1bll all dryer sot (whlto) $200 8750 ·r ,oltclrtc Located 505 2nd IIOUO $50, riding Cob C •iir;_~!"'"---'1 MU!iiCAL .StrMI, Pl. PI (304)875· dot mower, $1400 microwave, $50, nevy recliner, (NS11UJM»ns ~ S&O. Futon couch, 130, re· ~ Houat lor ~lnl 4 Bad- lrlgorator, $50, (740)256· Roland VJ koybootd or· 7 roomo 2 Bath, $500/mo , 1045 gan, oultablo lor , Dopoolt· $500 (740)245· Mollohan Corpol, 202 Clark comes With atand nt· 15083 Chapol Road, P!!rtor, Ohio (740)448·7444 1·877·830· FRUITS & 9162 Free Eallmotao, Easy V llnonclng, 90 doyo oome •• EGEI'ABL&'i cash Vtw Maotor Card :z:' bedroom. t 112 bath, Orlve· a· little save alot Blackt)errlee Friendly 1,-M70 wltKpando, central Ridge. $12 gallon. air. quiet community, $300 a RelrlgeratOt, 2 door. AI· (740) ~ile·ll45 Lsouo mo• month, 992·2187 mond, S95 Refrigerator, aage Harwsl Gold, $95 Rolrlgtr· _ ; ; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 bedroom, GrHn School ator, 2 doof, white, $150 Canning tomatoes + pepqlotrlcl (740)387-0632 Relrtgototor, Sldo by lido, poro lor Hie, acrooo lrom Llko New. $395. Gao Roctno lockl + dam, brlng 2. BR. all olactrtc. olr, w1w Ran..... 20• $95 30" cnn. your own contalntrt, you carper, 'llry, very, nice , no ~· • ~ lck 24738515 · pole, In Galllpotlt, (740)448· perlono St25. 25 Dryoro 13 P Walhlrt, Some $95 All Mtlono lor Bolo II 'lloyor't 1Mle, (7Ml)448-20D3 Guortnlltd. Skaggs Appll· Wcodr:roft, 9 m1111 Woot o1 Galllpolo 2002 t4x54 Claytqp mobile anco1 (7Ml)44e·7398 homo, 3 badroom, 2 bath, St9,000, call (7Ml)742-8716 Small Dorml~ tlylt rolrtg· " Otfii'Y;,.,. Goo Mltoago, (740)441·1033 Jim "u•rk •llot1141, Ptumbt~g. •nd am•ll Home M•fntenenoe .lobe (340773-1412 .Enl111- Co you w1nt to • i..oH 10·20 lbt. ,., month? (and kelp H off) • Dtcr- Appatltt ' • lnorNia Energy • Lower your ltma • Look l FHIIIetter CALL: JHnle Howell ~QUIN~12 Lin MB/014 PRIMil 12 Ul'll MBIQN YOUTH 1 : NATURil WIBil "" lAY~R 1 1RIV~R RUN I'ROffBBIONAL 000 1'0001 740-112·7031 11111 .IIUIIIIIIII . N I Ol't'IAOOOD-U111T I IIACII ttl~ OUITOMIA W1T1t Till~ 0111-- I'IA -HOLD I I I ----------------·-----· �Pqe a e•The Dilly Sentinel ALLEYOOP Fflcay, August a, 2002 www.mydlllyuntlnel.com . I TEMPO I'IUU..lP Journey to SPORIS ALDER 'The Roof of Football action starting up, 11 _.,...;c---- NEA Croeeworcl Puaele IIUDOI the World~ Cl . M • ~ lll"""t.l • l,t , • • '. . ..... ... • J n l & K. IU ......, ~-.-. •• '. "J, '.\, \ Ill • Chic Boutique offers fun women's fashions, Dl . mt ' tmes .. 'I HI " , ... 4 • Ani J ' . 't ·Business & K t. l • \f l ' • ' "#~Q·~ • Q~ ' 1\tali'~ ~lh \\tln!;'n,"'t ""'" ~~kt WMl I t I t ''f,u ·~ N\vtll Lt. \ t ()t~l"fflM4 ~.,, f'llu ·Deaths iJI """' & .J One deal • FRANK & OIJ~ IF TfAM WINS Ttlf PfNf'IANT vlf <.AN ~ TITL~ wAVff '. BARNEY . PAW!! JUGMA11) !! CI-IECI< 1'H' TH' FLOOR'& A\.\. N'FOUN'D .. ~'f"EPT THE HORN LOSER ""t CJ>.N'T C£i ~r.,.()'(~ TO 1\01-\U.E.. iO OO~t OOOC.C:.T ! BIG NATE THVNK · T~\JNK THU~K T'Hu~w.. THUNIC. rHUN\'. ' .• AH! 50 YOU'RE REP.DY T'O n.Y OUT MY ~OI)A SOT'r~E A.'> A RELI\'i<AT\ON TECHNIQUE' 9 VII>, • 'ol "' c."' ',IA~tc.ll. "'"(.\I.' I I q,i> PEANUTS LlloiVS, WI-IAT AM !601N6 TO 00? I FRIDAY £)0 AUGUST 21 One form {If bridge ClllllJWtition thnt en· joys consideruhle .. nnd understnndnbl~ .. populurity in New Zeulund is kno~kout rubber·bridge. Euch mutch consi~ts uf e~· uctly 30 de11l~. with tho winners moving on to the ne11.1 round. With one dent re· muining. everyone knows ihe situution. And when this :lOth luyout wus distributed curlier this yeur, North·South Medcd to bid und muke n smull slum. North should huvc jumped to · siK diu· monds on the fi r~t round. but hi~ one· spude response hnd an interesting effect. West thought North wus trying to stop· u spnde lend, so. in· steud of opening with the "ubv ious" heurt nee, he selected the spude jnck. . The declarer, · Trevor Rohb, won· dered how hll could uvoid losing two tricks to the missing aces. Apparently he und hi s purmer were doomed to defelll. But one might us well go through the motions . Robb won with dum· my's spudc nee, pluyed u diumond to his uce, led n diu· mond to dummy's jnck, und culled for the club 10. Eust should rush in with the club uce: I hen, treuting his purl· ncr's club three liS u suit· preference signal, find the lethlll he11rt shift. But Eust, wor· ricd thut South hud the heart uce und needed to guess the club juck, plnyed low smoothlY,. Up with the club queen, doclurer next run three spude tricks, disc11rding his last cllib, und conceded only one trick to the heurt11cel The dummy in this deul wus Rlchurd Sulomon. who edits the enjoyuble New Zealand Brid~e muguzine. Full detutls cun · be found ut http://www .nzbridge. urg.nz. ~taUs. AI 111k11 the stund. t~:stii'ying on his m~n tnllntul ~upudt y und 1 hethcr or ll\11 ~hull'. He Is ttc~·uscd of ~unnlng Yunko wns compi:t.>lll . down Arthur. 211. ~uriv in th~ tnllrll· "Nn question 111 niL he wus found Bv DAN HtttMn illllllf Oct. l, 20()1, ui Arth~tr's rc~i · tn lx• m lllllCICtH," Wchb n.•piied. OHERMEsetMVDAtLVRE!ltSTER.COM denctl ut 20J Pnphn· St. Ill Pmnl Wchh s11id thut >~.:vcrulllsychuiopi · POINT PLEASANT - Curtis D. ,·ui tests l'O nducl~d on Vunko by Phmsnnt. Vnnlm WitS stmten~ed to life in p'risnn Tht defense muimulncd th1H Y11nl..n Pt~stcru uud hy his ntllcc condullcd Frid11y utict'l\llOtl tiller bdnl! fuund di~esn 't remember anything uhnutthc thul Yunl..n wu' tryint,~ to nutl..c him· . l!lllhy on u t'lrsHit:l!t'ee 11\111\ler look wnr'c thun ht• nctuully wu,, shuotlng due t11 his hlling lmpuio~d dmrl!~ in the shnotinl! duulh of hl'lll'C rc'ults uf the te sts were Dunny J. Al'thur. The sentence cur· un ukohni uml Llntgs. Dr. D.H. Webb, u lluntington lnvulid. l'ics no dumce for purole. A Wt•xfurd Test w11s ndmlnlsten:d The jury of I J Mnson c ,,unty res I· physkhm Sj)l:cil.l lillng In· psychiutry. ll~nts ivcm IIllO dellbtrmion 111 4:56 . tcstiflt:d fur the deft:nsc hcfnrc hy Pt'Csteru und found thut Yuuktl's . lntclliltellce verbuiiQ wus 116. in·the p.m. und Issued its verdict 111 7: I 0 Yunkn twk the stund . Muson County Prnsccutnr· Dumon uhovc ttverugc run11e. p.m. Ynnko, 26, wns the: lust person to MollltUI nsked Webb utR1111 Yunku's In stu\l'lllcnts In Webb on June 17, No chance for pamlc ,dr Weather Hish: 90s, Low: 60s ~tills. CELEBRITY CIPHER · . by LUll C1mpoa Celtbrlty Cipher _,.me ,,. Cltlltd l!om quotailooe by 111110111 poaplo, poll and r>tUonl. IIGh In 1hl alphtr etandl to; onolhtr. T6clty'l ClUe: C lqlllla 13 "MI' I'GW ILI'I'LN . JDYW GW PLY IMINWI'P GMOOWYWII ... I. HGL IW CWY· DIP." - H M J I' LV IDNIMJJ HMIII IIDI'YWIC PRI!VIOUS SOLUTION- 'You muat alwayl plant your 1111 firmly on the ground It you want to bl able to jump upln lhl air. • - Painter Joan Mlro ... .... . - lho be· farm four 1\mple WOrGI. IO I tLAGHE 1 . 1I I I ENOPI Ia I II I t--,-.,.,.,.;-,M:'-r_,· GRUWN 1"':: 1 "Have you ever noticed " one I j· ,~ I elderly woman said to .her lrlend, · ~~:;:·;;:;·~·::;::!_ .. _"that you h1v1 to get old before I rl R A K 0 V L _anyone says you look • • • • ,"/" !-....,,-.,.,-,.;,,....,,,...;;..,.,TS-11 O Complore chu~klo the. quotoa . . . . . . . by filling In lhe mluln~ word1 .._.._........_..._.._........__, you devolop from lltp No. 3 below. i9 PRINTllof!SENUMBERED LEITERS IN S9UAB!S I'• I'• I'. 1:• I, I~ • ICilAM·LITI ANIWIII Gotten • Couch • Baron • Mostly • COUNTRY ••Y• · ---------ll:tl:lsir.it.::~ogue company In the COUNTRY I" su·turduy, l 21111:! -... .........,. S~1 luft v nhJe~tivu,, inclutl · in~ <ncl1il on"'· und pur<uc · SCORrtO (Oct. 24-Nov. I hem vi~orllu<ly us Ihe 22) •• If you're In neca of n · munlh < unfultl. The ycur durlniJ muncuvcr or udju"· nh,•ud mny turn nut In be 1111 mcm where your curuer Is c~trc,n cly l'uvuruhlc one f!lr cunccrned, toduy could bo the you, Wiln lots uf "'dtin~ de· duy m mukc one. Thing! oro velnl'"'"""· trcndln11ln your (uvm. LhO (July ~J.i\uij. 2l ) •• lln11l nltl l'ri~ntl< und new u~ · SAC'ii'I'TAillt!S !Nov. 23· q11uintanec• Cnlcr Intv yuur l)cc. l l) •· l'nrtnnutcly, bmh . ul'fan·< h>!llly. C•l llcctivc ly. ynu uml Jour mute huvu·.,. IIIey enultl br in~ uhoul ;om~ ccllent Ju amc ntnhmlllhln a~. ''"d tJf 0\Cili nv uovelnpmcnl bocuusc loduy Yl>ll mluht be in your snciul life. Try111~ to ~ IHllpcllcd In muke u de~I Ki un r,ut~h up u bmkon rtnuunce .' lhur could huvc lnnu reu"llinv l'hu Ailrn·Gruph Mutchmukcr cl'l'cciK. cun help you un!lmtund whut . CA PRI CORN !Dec. 22-Jun. "'1ln to mukutho relution,hip I'J). •• Ewn thouah Mlllllc ud· work . Mull S2 .B 10 Mutch· vl~c or cotlnHel ort'crcd 10 you mukor. clu chi• ncw•puper. tnd11y muy Neem wunse. it P.O. LluK 167, Wickliffe, OH will b~h1mvc you w wruHtlc 44092 . wlih II for u while until you VIRGO (Au)i. 23-Scpc. 22) undmtund liM CH!cnce. II ··Now I• lhc '""" 1o K!urt ele· cm1ld huvc pcrounul Hlanll'l· vullnw your HlahtN where yr1ur cunce. · · umbilllliiH ure Involved. It cun AQUARIUS (Jun , 2\l·Peb. be u beu er·lhun . nveru~~ duy · 19) •· Your chun~~~ fm ' ""' for mukirt ll remurkuhlu """ muy be unhunccd once uchievemcntKonc~yousetnn you're buck on truck'"' lhing ~ lhut huvc proven 111 Ill' u roll. LIBR 1\ ($up!. 2~-0ct. 23) . u hh hectl" f1Jr ynu. Tuduy i• .. Plun uhcud und ilurl prcpur· u gnod one Ill Nllrt them nut ing your.clf f'nr your loinur• un\1 rCili'JIUIIII.e ~nur life. row•. Somolhini ~; pre•emly PISCES (f'eh. 20-Murch Sllfring l'nr Yllll 1hu1 could 20) •• '11tls i• '""the lime Ill produce udvnntuueouN eff'ec1• ullow •e.lf·doubt! 111 lntimi· upon theMe fururc hupeM und dul~ you. If' ynu llptlly yuur· pluns. . Ne ll, ynu huv e excellent chnne~• !llduy for prmluclu~ tho tyiJe' uf rc;ul!! rou duMiru. · ARES (Murch 2 ·Aprlll9) •• A chuncu ~ ncountur cnuld pluy ulurwc rolu In bnlstcrln~ yt1ur efi'Ort! tocluy. You muy l'lnd ytllmelf buln~ In the rlaht !pol ul the rlaht time with Mmncune who cun crculc 11 fttt'lunutc hupiJI'nlnal'm you. TAURUS (April 20-Muy 20) •• Toduy ~ould prov~ 10 bo very udvuntuKeou• "on· ~ernlng lh~ utqul!lllnn nf mu· tcrlnl or 11mtnclu\ need~. l'rup· erly hundled. surpluMcMyou ucqulrc.now will provide l'or ymor future wun11. GEMINI IMuy 21.June ~Ol •. There mny be 11 lurK~ rnl~ revcm1l tnduy reaurdrn v thu muntle of luuderHhlp, pla~ln11 you In the Cll!blrd-NCUI. 'l'hll!C . . you've helped muy 1ww feul .:e~mpe ll ed to tlleuse yuu . in!! his VIlle~. nnd she notillcd housekeeping lo ~:uti the shcl'ill''s ollku. SllWUI':' WOIII huck lltttslt.IQ Ill try to .~Un1 his llllck. und Deputy Fcliurc m·c·i vcd minulcs tutor llwn th~ Gulliu mmty Junior Fuir~munlls . ll1c t.lci>liiY unem1>1cd to get inliwmution l'rom Sowct':'. hut he juii11X.'d l'l\lm the 11\tck und begun 1111\ltl. lie wus uppr~:hcndc11 in the 11urking lot ol thl.' Red R1xlslcr rOSI\IUI'U\11, ioculOu uit·cctiy hcskle the Bulil!ct Inn. · AcctmllnQ to Lt. Joo Bt'llwnlnl(. who wus 1tis1l on the scene, no ot11ccrs were huurct!, 'mhcr lhun somo. muce over· spt•uy,' he suld. Sowers wus clu~cd with t!ls· orderly conduct und resisting um:st, und will be cxu·udltl!l.llo Fnmklin County where ho is wuntcd on und outstundlny lclony w;urum lor u PJ;Obntion viol~tlion. 1llc oril(inul chttll!C wus IXl.~scssion of drugs, u llfih dt:~rcc felony. · · We Ut'C consu Iling with 01e prosuculor's ornc.:c 011 llllng udditionui clml'l!es." Browning_ suid. Index a ledlona - 21 Pllpl Calendars Celebrations classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weather C. 2002 Ohio VIlli'( A3 C2 02·7 insert Cl A4 .-AS A2 Bl ·8 A2 ~001, Vnnl..1' 'utd thut he hull suf· krcd >cvcrui henrt utt 1ck> und hud . been code red 't'l'erul times us u put lent u.t St. Mury\ l-l11spimllilllow· mg u I 11'13 c'tlr llc'l'idem on ·krlcho Rnull in l'uint l'letl'n nt. lie 111:-o 'uill th11t ht' hml dl\>pped out 1>f hi~o:h wiMll due to the lll'ci· OCIII. The prn,cc·utinn refuted those· stnlt•mcnts, suyin11 hnspltul records Llidn '1 show uny heart nttud' ur cooe reds und thut on his udmissinn record IL) the hosphul, Yunkn stuted he was 11 hi!lh sehoul droi)·Out. . . PI•..•••Yenko.AI DOWIItowll still copes with .. fire's aftemath iX.'i.'tUilC 11111!1)' IIIla bc!lllll l'tliS• Rearrongo lollort of 0 lour acromblea word• low A nee ·11 L H Y • I' L • W M Z I' G HMI' A2 1\n lm:itlcnt Hi the Budget Inn motel. Jud.snn Plkc. Gttillpoll~, ttl I :Jtl p.m. ·nutrslluy sent '"'c nlun hl the hnsJlltulwith minor inilll k's nl\cr h• uncmptild Ill .,in f'l'\lm mnhotitics. M lcheul Sowt:rs. · of' 1\mmntlu. wus upprohcnded by tlulliu Ollllt)' shcrill"s ul!puly Ruiph l"i:lhn\: unLI Ohio stutc hi11hwuy putmlmun Bryun i)lll:k when he ultemptal to 1hllll Fdltu'll itl the (lnt'kin~tlnl nf' th motel. Awunling HI th~ t-epiWI, fi<l\VL'I':'' VChidc IYOllld 11!ll SIU11, unll he wcm inlnthc 13udgct lnn Ill mnkc n lung disllllll.'t' phone cull lht· ns~islun~-e. ·n,c t~'I: P· tionist told Snwet':' he wmrlll huvc 111 1111y lilr u lont~·dlstun~'C cull. und u·i~'i.llo ht-lp him muk~ 11 collect cull. Sh suld thut h~ . Wile to husband, " ft on the cover of this call· Iogue If we don't make a purchase they'll give our ld· Au~, sentence Van Audree Price 89 Wand11 Jean Rupe, 72 FAIR ROYALTY- 2002 Gallla County Junior Fair Queen Allole Halley waits as her stepmother Paulette Halley, odju1ta her tiara after Allele sold one of her hoae Friday at the flllr. All~la, whoae bone cancer Is now In remlsalon, called her winning the quean's title "a blesslnll." (Kevin Kelly) Alicia blessings BY KIVIN KILLY KKELLY411MY0Ail'ITAIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS - Allclu Hul!cy siOnll on the mllin stugc of the Ouiliu County Junior Fulr lust Mondny, not ncluuily ~xp~cting to win the fulr qucen's title for 2002 in u field of I 3 contcstunts. But. when the jildiiCN unnounced their decision ut the end of the unnuul pugcunt, -surprise und then elution swept over her. "Oh 11osh, I didn'r think I'd get lt ut ilrst," the 2002 gruduule of South Oul!iu High School ret1cctcd, uddlng thut she went thrnu11h the pugeant huppy to be u contcstunt. But winning the titl!l, she suld, "Is u blesslnll." · Hu!ley, Cluughtcr of Terry unil Paulette Holley of Oul!lpolls, und Alison Daniels, hus rcusons to believe she Is blessed . Diullnosed two yours UJIO with Ewings Surcomu, a bone cunccr detected In counts her ng fair h~r left hlp, Huilcy suw her normul teenage life chun11c drustlcuiiy , us she under· went treatment und wus forced to miss school. But the suppon uf her fumlly. school and community took her through the dlfff. cult puth to remission . It ulso provided her With u doternilnotlon to ·muke the most of her life. Tutored during her Ill· ness, Huiley returned to classes In 200 I und ucccpt· ed her diploma ut SOHS In June, and as u I O·year member of Pairs & Spares 4-H Club udvised by Ronnie and Cheryl Slone, she resumed her fulr pur· ticlpotlon with u project ond us n ~ueen contcKtunt. Lust Monday, she stood on unother ~tusc us 2001 fulr queen BetNy Shawver crowned her the reaent of this year'& fair. "It's tlrtna, butllove It,'' Halley said Frlduy between ~ale of her hogs ut the falr'l annual. m~rket hog sui e. "I' 111 struttin' my stuff out here this week. I've told ynun11cr girls uboul the quccn's pugcut~l und whul u greut expert· · encc II Is. . "My court Is wonder· ful." she uddod. "We've . ulreudy set up u· duto tu uttend the Muson County Fulr. We're going to du everything together." .1'he 2002 queen's court consists of Amundu Wothe. Muriuh Suundcrs. Ruche! Nuylor und Kristin Swisher who ure, res pee· tiveiy, lirst throush fourth runncrsup In the pugeunt. Sprcudtn11 the word ubout the fair und the queen'! competition Is just one tlf the tni!HRuges Holley hus committed her• · Nclf to communlcutlng with the world. Her expo· rlencc with cunccr hus · mude her u speaker on the meunlng of living, a point Nhc shured with her cinsN· mutes In u' speclul address PIIIH ... Qulin, AI Bv KIVIN KILLY KKEI.LYIII'MYOAII.YTRISUNE.COM GALLII'OI.IS - At~ p.m. on Suturdtiy. Au11. 4, 2!X>I. lnsuruncc ngcnt Ronnie Lynch wu~ leuvi ng the Oullipnlls Wui·Murt whon u friend informed him thut f\1\\ hut.l engulfed the 'cctlnn of the dnwntown huslncs~ block huu~ing Huskins Thnncr Co . l..ync)j, whv&u ofl1cc wns sevornl doors up from .tho vcncrnble clothh1 11 store, dushcd 1u the scene to see if the fire hud spreud. "I wu.< there ut .'i: I~." he snld . "You couldn'l even breuthe . There wus thi ck, hluck smoke cnmln11 nul of the building . 1 went m·ound the huck to wntch II." Wllhln un hour, his wmsl fcurs hud hcon cnnflrmcd . The fire lhul consumed tho Interior of the Huskins Tun ncr hulldlug hud spreud to nc~~rb 7 structures inthu historic hust· ness district on. the J(Ml block M Sccund Avenue. Although flmncs only struck the top 11oor of the thrcc· smry b11 ildl ng hous I11ll the Lynch A!lcncy ·ul 336 Second Ave .. tho buck wuli collupscd und wutcr dumugc wt(~ seen throughout the rest of th~ hulldlnt,t. l.vn~h WI" not ulone in the dcvi t ~ltttinn. The firt• , hmullhl under control ul'tcl' ,jx hour' hy flrel'lp.hl~r' l'rnm netlt'iy 20 ur~u i.lcplll'IIIICIII,, i!l'lc~tci.l five ht"ltll•ssc' und 'truck . scvcml upurtmcnt' in th e · hlock. A ycur Iuter, property own· ors und Oulllpolls clllzons ure siJIJ coplna with the llre's ul)crmulh, lts etl'cct on lho downlown 's vllullty, sn fety . uno whul the futut'C holds. Wh11t's next The Lyndl hulldlng, the third flour uf whil.:h wus removed In Octuhcr, will he demolished soon und lhc common Willi It 'hnre' with I he hulldlng owned hy Sonny Oumes, whose Stnnc Jur store uml J.C. Penney culu· Iogue· outlet opcrmcs mil of the structure. will he · strcnythcncd. suld Rnndy Breech, lhc · city's engineer· ing cunsuhunt. The Brundebcrry hullding, which housed lhe Put On Shop, wus donuted to MulnStrcet Quill polis, the I orsunb.ut on devoted to pro· rnoti_ng downmwn business. P11111 HI Aftermath, AI ~--'111'r-------, Thle Ia one of the many aoenee captured 11111 yoer durin& the fire of Haaklne Tanner In downtown Gallipolis. Flrefl&hter • atrua· &led well Into the nl&ht to control the blaze. (Bryan Lon&) Publlthlnl Co. Kleis' Fair Sponaored by the HMC Pediatric: Unit MondtiJ, ·Augu1t I ' I OaOO aM • 2100 PM . Potllatrlc Unit C3rd Ploor) CANCER(June 21·July 22) .. There IK u. scu"'l1 fllr MUW• In~ unu u Meu><lll I'm reaping. 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