http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d411207116cbdf4c04ca01005d4b913c.pdf c5908d62871b04daa7c1854e32153885 PDF Text Text • • sorts Stewart mess, AI Monday, Auguat S.. 2002 www.mydaltyaentlnel.com Page A10 • The Dally S..tlnel ALLEYOOP NIA Craaaworcl Puaal• QUI OJ: • I'Hlt.LIP ALDER ... ........... . ..., -... ... Q .. J ... , MelpCounty"s + f. H I ... ' • J ... • • -· u, • I tU: • .J I t I ,. tr: __ ~ . ,. , DIUtl' leport · zoning to focus on businesses Whirs Inside llf Altlitllt • QJ • AH ~,. '"'"' w..- "'"' ._., \• ""' ! • "" ~• .......l!tt., hU "" hill . ABCs of bridge Whut is the best . wuy for your punner to improve her or his ph1r"l In my opinion. 11 ts to tuke tmtch IOIJI!Cr ~~ trick one. Develop u routine lUlU follow 11 t'nrefully. A friend t>( mine from Englund. Ouve Uuggeu. rc~:or11mends un e~cellcnt rt•tttine in his urtlcles for Bridge Plus muguzine ·• the A to E of FRANK & EARNEST FllAN~ ANtJ fllNUT'S INSif>flt t-'ISTOflYt Tt40MA5 ttJ!SON 5AV0~5 t41S l~ltF MOMtNT MAllY tMl> A £.1TTLe . 1,- £.AMI... VV" bridge. AS A NtJMie~ Ol'lf BARNEY T\4EN SICI1' .TH' GAME AN' PLA"< BA\.\. W11\-\ DECK, MAW!' '{OJ ~I\ID 1\ND Tl-\( lUI 1"11:.1<. MLF f{N.F Tf{E.IIZ. F001JI\I\Ttve; ! Ttz.Ylt-IG TO I TO eE:. 0\,JI e:..T I I c,c.r il-lrn '(e;~ TE.I>o-CJ\It-16 '{()IJI<: TO Tf>...LK ... "- "-. BIG NATE . • II I I with those 10 tricks. A N y ME 0 · Cun it hurt to take 1 l2 the spude fi nessc ut . . . trick one? Can it! Here, East will win G E L. A I with the king and 1 shift to the club king. You win, druw . . . . . . trumps, and trv the diamond finess~. but 1-"T-n:-t-,...-l· F 0 MT I ' '"':.:. Candidate to voter: "Our gov. it loses, and the oppo· 1 1 ernment Is nlled with greed, cor· nents cush two club . . . . . ruptlon and wastefulness I" Volar: tricks to defeat you, " 'You want lo fight It?" Candidate: If you play golf, J E RNU I . "Heck noll want to ••••• ·I" count ah four players' f-s..-ri..;...,.T-1rg.,lr-,.1-rl-I f t Complllo rho chuckle quctod shots on every hole. . . . . . 1 Y bv lUling In tho '"'"'"~ wc,do Although no one will you dovolcp ''"'" otop No. 3 below. get neur 13 shots on · ;;;;;;::m;;iti1i:iNI11Tr"TT--r.rrr-,;--, one hole, it would be excellent practice for counting the suits ut the bridge tuble. I 'I I-IE'I', IS '(OUR NAME BROWNIE CUARLES? WHAT A WEIRD NAME ... ANVWAI(, A 61RL ASKED ME IF I'D 6t'IE '(OU THIS NOTE ... I MONDAY 11 DEAR BROW~IE CHARLES, NEVER TRUSTED ME, DID ? I THOUGHT VOU t.IKED ME ... I'M 601N6 HOME.! T~AT HMPENED TO ME ONCE 1/JIT~ A GOLDEN RETRIEVER .. II II 1 I" I I I ICitAM·LITI ANIWIIll AUGUST sl Haggle • Opine • Wrung • Darkly· YOUNG "Heve .you ever noticed," one elderly woman said to her friend, " that you have to gat old before anyone says you·look YOUNG?" NEWSPAPERS CovtrAHTh• Major Subj..flt · ~'hlr ---------~~~-------~-.. . ' ' Tucsduy, Aug. 6, 2002 There urc mons Indications lhnl you will linally be uble to complete 1111 lmporlonl enueavor In the year ahead. The results could huve a fovornble cffe~l on your lifestyle. Try- . rug lu ~ulch up u broken ro· nH>ncc . The Astro-Gruph Mur~hmuker can help you un· ucrSlanu whur to do to make the relurionship work . Mull $2.75 '" March maker. c/o lhis ncwspupcr, 1'.0. Box 167, Wickliffe, 011 44092. . LllO Uuly 23 -Aug . 22) •• l'ur y<>ur inluiriun lo work for yuu 10day in furthering yuur nmbilious obje~ livc ~, be they ct~recr ur 1>ersonul. You huve rhc uhilily to tune In to the cure uf muuers. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sepl. 22) ·· You won'l l>uve it m you loday to kno~k yourself out 1ry1ng 10 please u bunch of ~!rangers. You're more apt to feel fulfille<l •pending your time wilh old pols wilh whom you feel al ca<e. l.lllRA (SepL 23-0cl. 23). • Be "'"" to cslablish •ome mcuniogl'ul objectives toduy, because substantiql achievt· mcnls arc very pussiulc. imprwrement nf the. down· 1nwn ph y ~kul envirnnment is imponunt rn promotinl! un · a ~ tive tmd 1 ita I hu~ine s ~ envinmmcnt." . ~rmittcd lund uses in the -.i ll t'l.l~ ,-enter. u ~ proposed h~ Hur111cr. tmd hu~ed par· lv BlttAN J. RIID ti ttll) on the c x i~ting l'ode. 8Rt Eo.M'r0t.llVSENliN[l,COM indudc udministrutivc und MIDDLI:li'ORT - "If y1m wunt dtll' muwn husillc" otlkes. lnduding }.lidlllepon 111 su~.:et.'d, you in,u rutll'l.' ugent- and b.)()k· ollkes : retui I mu~t rei on smnll . l•~nll y· keeping store': pcrst,nul services owned bllslnesse~ ... In pre~entin11 ll first drul) hushu:ssc~ . indudinl! restnu· of n proposed new wning runts, tu 1 erns, hunks, and \lrtlinun.:e for Middleport\ huir sulnns: hotels und bed cemrul huslncss dls1rk1. und hrcukfu~t estuhllsh cOI\sultum Jim Buntler suid ment; : comrmmlty fudlltles: ltlst week the vllh1ge mu't dllll\'hc ': and mher simiiW" do ull it can , in t"el!uluting UM! ' wh'kh ,:,mfilrm to the downtown lund usc, ttl pm- PUI'Jln>~~ nf the villutte center mm~ lo.:ul cntreprencut'Sl1ip. district ~~~ dctcnmned by the Hut'ltler Is wnrking with n j)lllnning lllid toning COin· Zonitll! Tnsk Fon:c. mude up mission. The demnlltinn of the of metllbci'S of vllla¥e CI)Utl· ell und othct'S uppomtl'd hy Murk V huildinl!, und the Muynr Sondy lunnurelli, l\1 resultinl! vuctuu lot in the review nnd updutc the vii· heun of 1he vi lluge center. luge's 196~ I.Otlllll! l'el!lliU• hus heenthe Impetus for the tlons. He met with the l)roup wnin11 ·,~view. The existilll! lust week Ill review his 11rst t unin11 fC!lulutlons f)rovide little c•JIIt·n•l fN whut might drnl) . The effort~ now ure ~on · be plu(c\1 on rile lot. Whil~ the villuge center is centruthlJ! solely . on the downtown urcu. whil:h now nt the heurl of the ton· Hunlzcr huHoincd the "vii· ing committee's discussion. lugHenter." His drun fncus - n villtlge· wide zoning es on hmd uses which would Ul"ldute might follow. ·if indudc u "heulthy mix of funds tlllow. Gruwing con·· lund uses. husedntl the nmr· cern over mobile homes und ketplu,;e untl nnt rel!uln· llilupidmed residences huve tions." · heen dlscus~cd bmh by · "The vllltlill ~~Iller should cnuncilund the t.oning com• be pnnl~tltifly recef!tive !'l nflttee, und mil!ht re~ult In u smullh locul·buseu entreprt· tlghto:ninl! or lund use regu· ncurs ip und stm'Hrp hu~i · lutious in the viflugc's resi · ness," Htu'l11cr's \I run suy.s. dentlul communities und "The mui ntcnutlcc unu nt her ure11s . lose to N.Y~ A• Deaths First. the most im· purtunt: C is for Count YourTricks. Tv phty well. yuu 1i1ust count. count. und cmml ugnin. Here. )IOU ure South • in four heurts. West lcuds the spudc twu. How would y1•u cuulll on mnking the contruct'/ North's response is . 11 limit mise. proniisCELEBRITY CIPHER ing four t•r more by Lula C1mpoa . trumps und 10·12 Clllb!lry Clphor ~rama .,. ....,led fl1llft quoltllonl by teft\QUI support points. I*>Pft, pall and pMerit lech lellorln tho ~phtr 11amto toi anothlr, Todq1 ciw.' y fi!Uiil p . When in u suit contrnct. C\lunt your luscrs first. llere, you "ZMV YVJIHVT J K H I!OZMIOIT might huve one in spudcs und one in uiu· J v, 8010 HJVYAN'T C:DHT munds (if the fi ncsscs lose), ur\d you might JKH PJLDNR." surrender two club tricks us well. Whut is ~our win· zp X D K J ZK ncr count? You defi· n,itclyhuvc uno spn~c. CON, HJVYRN ~rx hcnrts, two dm· PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'F1m1 e1n bt 1 drlg, almoat 1 die· munds (even If the fl. 1111- you have to 11~1 menial medlcllton.' nesse hils) und one - Ellzabtth Teylor · club. How muny is WORD thut'l Right •• I0. So. OAMI if you win trick one with dummy's spude uce, draw trumps, und O loorron;• lottoro ol ·•h• oc,omblod woroo b•· ke the di nmond fi· low lou' tu •• '"'"' '""' olmplo wordo. ~-4" nc~se, you must end ~eGO~l>ING A~TIST. I CAN' i FIND MY MAl:tiCEI) le~tans First dr~fr cif proposed clwtiJ!cs prr.Set1tcd ' Don't be reluclorit to be u bit unu pleusunl ulspositlon arc n1orc assertive than usual. your greatest 1tsse1s today. SCOIH'IO (Oct. 24·Nuv . Your chart indicate' thut you 221 •• Lessons lcurned from will find .1cvcrul ways 10 put your owr1 pcrsonnl experithem 10 conmuctl~e use . ences will sct·ve you us u betARIES (Murch 21-Aprill9) ter guide tn\luy lhun will other •• More thun unylhln' el~c to· source•. Should n dellcute duy, your lnterem wrll be fomutter need hnndtlng, rely on cused on lhe concerns und privote knowledge. needs of rhosc you love. Whul SAQITTIIRilJS (Nnv. 23· you do· for them will serve to Dec. 21) .. PurtlclllDtion in u enhuncc your feelltli! of self· project masterminded by on- . worlh. other could prove profftuble TAURUS (llprll 20-Muy 20) •• Chances ore, you are for you. Chances ore iOOd that you wiII be Inv itc~ to goln11 to be boner equipped toke ~art todu_y. today for handling menial CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun. tusk thun physlcul ones. Exercl~e your cerebral fucullles. 19) •· If you have anylhln~ to •uy ubout where the spotltght , OEM IN I (Mny 21-June 2<1) •. From something lhut develshould be fucusct.l IOday chouse .to dlrccl It on yotJ; ops in u very cn!uul mnnner toduy your flnunclul aspects mate or that speclol someone. could luke a r.athcr intercsllni By doing so, you muke 8/he feel rcollx important. lurn and allow y.iU-Iiipur.· AQUARIUS (Jan . 20-Feb. chase somethins your rumlly would love. 19) •· Pur your hand to working on u favorite hnbbr, or lu· CANCER (JUtlC 21-July 22) bor of love today . II will have ·• Do not leave n uuttler rhut a culmina effect on your ncrv· eroonully qffecu you in ·the r. ands of others tnduy . They ous system und nvcrull outlook, and d<J more good for could get things off course fur you lhun ony1hlng else. loa cosily whereas you would PISCES (Feb. 20-Murch keep things on truck. 20) •· Your protective nature Ralph R. ~adgley, 93 Jewell Wfild\ 82 Goldie Gilmore, 79 · O.t1lls. Al St1nuner Fun W Hiah: aos. Low: sos D1t1lls, A1 . aasses offered RACINE - Appulchitm fur Economic Networks will otTer "Jump Stun the F\Hure," u fourw~-ok series of evcnh1!! dnss· es . umchinl! lntcrpersonul ''otnmlmlcmlon rmd trunsfernllle te.lhnololl)' skIlls neces· . snry to ol:lluh\ nnd s cure employment ut Southern High School. beglnnina Aug. 12, from 6 to 9 p.m. lnterpersonnl communicn· tlon skill trnlnlng will Include joh seurching tech· niques. resume bullding, Interviewing techniques mld hudgeting. The skills will he tnught In conjunction with the following ·technology .~ki ll s : Wor<f processing. dutubnse. spreudshoets, dcsktnp publishing, PCIWili"Plllnt lllld weh browsers nnd c-mnll. lnformntlon Is nvnllnble by culling Bl'lun Hownrd 111 ACEnet. ut '592-38!14. ent~r Lotteries OHIO Pick S: 8·0.9 Pick 4: 5·2·9;0 Buckeyes: 1·7·22·33·35 Pick s nl1ht: 7·4·0 · Pick 4 nl1ht: 9-3·4·8 IN.VA. Deily S: 0·0.6 Dally 4: 7·9·1·3 ~llli 2!1: 1·4·6·15·23·24 ;....------·lndex 1 ltctlon - II I'IIPI Calendar Classlfleds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather A2 A7-9 · AIO A2 A4 A3 A3 A6·7 A3 C 2002 Ohio VIlli'( PublllhlnJ Co. hether l'lshlna In u locul pond or ent· Ina n refreshing leo creum cone ot the Dniry Queen, school-~~ged student~ · 111 Curleton School recet:~tly enjoyed three woeb of sum· mer fun. ond mude some new friends in the process. . During the Meigs County Bonrd of Mentul Returdulion und Develapmentnl Dlsuhllitie~ • eighth·unn uul Summer Fun progrum. 25 ~hildren. both with nnd with· out t.levelupmcntul disublli· ties. wero invited to purticl· pute in the three-week PI'Q· grnm. Jn uddilit)ll to u host. of trndltionnl summer nctivl· ties. like swimmlna und horsobuc'k rldlna. the stu· d nts also had the opportunl· ty to toke some field trips to local businesses ond public purks. The pro11rum is open dren of Corlcton sluff mom· to children ogcs 3 through bcrs - wer-e uskcd to join in 16. und oge-uppropriutc the 1\ln. Porcnts, In the menn· peers - children In the locul time, upprecluted the oppor· community, siblings of tunlty J'or their children to Curleton students und chi I· p11rticlpute ' in u structured, supervised duy progrom. Fundin11 ror the unnt.mf pro· grum comes through the Fumlly Resource Pm11rum of the Oh lo Depurtment of MR/DD. (Submltt~d) , Testing for lead in kids'· Coalition sets goals for · year blood planned POMEROY - Objectives for the coming yeW" were lold out ut the recent meeting of the Meigs County Tobacco Prevention Coulltlon (MCTPC). It WWI announced thut 1\tnd· ln11 from tho Ohio DcpUI'lment of Heulth for the lncul helllth dcpl\l'llllCnt's tobacco preven· tlon pn)IJrom hns been uppruved thr 2002-03 yeur. The coulltlon, comprised of 40 lndlvldunls,lncludlng school , udmlnlstrutol'tl lind fuculty. concemcd cltl1.cn~ und elected officiuls, Is commlned to pursuing Its gonl of ensuring the heruth und well-being of Meigs County resldcnlll by using programs to ·rulso nwareneNs of tobncco·rclutcd henlth prob· lems, It wus reported. Melas County cutm~tly hllll the hl1Jhest cnncer death rail! In the state, accordlniJ to stutlsdcs of the American Cancer Society. Tobacco use plays a part In 30 percent of 1111 cuncer Cleatha In the United Swtes It WIIS shown In u recent study I1Uidc by the Ohio Department of Helllih. · Objectives for the year Include continuing to coordl· nutc und promote activities for BY Jay J. IITTI.II NEWSOMVOAILYSENTINEl.COM . PLANNING COMMinll - Members of the MelliS County Tobacco Prevantlon Coolltloo attending a r'!cent plannlnll meetlnll were, from taft , seated, Carol Hatem, Brenda Curfman and Thelma Jeffers: end atendlna, Becky eaer, Courtney Slm, Gelde Roush. Seth Cremeena, Mary Price and Brenda Bernhart. .the· MCTPC. These ure the usuul monthly meetings, lldueu· tlonlll displays at reguiW" com· munlty events and heolth pre· sentatlons at schools. . Other objecllves are to assl~t Meigs County's public and pri. vate school districts in odoptlng tobucco free school campus policies; promoting awareness aboul the 200 I Meigs Count)' Cleon Air Regulation vlo locnl medln resources und business· es: hnplcmcntlna o smokeless tobocco uwarencss within the community l'ocu~lnu on mule middlelhll!h school students. Anyone conr;cmod about the dungers Msoclnted with Joboc· co or 1nterested In tobncco use prevention In Meias County Is welcome to purtlclpatc In the · colllllion by calilna the helllth depllrtment 111 992-6626. Aaencles, aroups und lndlvlduuls Interested In obtalnlns Jobacco·relotcd Information are cncouruged to contact Courtney C. Slm, BSC. director. POMEROY - The Meigs Couruy Heulth D~pnrtt,ent will btl huvln11 u free blood loud screening for children Wednesduy. The u~cncy r·cctlllltn~nds thut children from six 111\Jilths to six ycurs who urc ut hll!h risk lhr leud polson· lny be screenl!d. Lend is u tox lc me lUI thut produces u wide runl!e of health problem .~. ~spcclully In youngsters fmm p!!elinl! pulnt dust, ulr, Wlltcr. food. und contuminutcd soil. uccordiny to the heultl! depm1ment. To prevent leud poisoning, the dcpurt.tncnt suggests that purcnts·wutch for peeling or . nuking pulnt In or uround the house nnd thut they 1111 In holes unu ~rucks with plaNter ond then repaint with leud .free point. . Other suagestlons to uvoid the problem Include not ullowlng children to chew or suck on pulnted surfuces ~uch UM woodwork, porches, old tnys, cribs und other fur· nlture. Since young•ters ~xplore by puHing things in their mouths their pluy ureu should be kept cletm. Wushing hunds J'r~ljUt!IHiy i~ another wuy of uvoiding lend poisonin~ hecuuse ,on und dust con turn lcud us well us e11tin~ u well l'lulunccd uml nutmlonul diet. . Th~ Environmentul Heulth Center In Wushinglon recently Issued some pre· vcntlon methods. The ~enter suid thlll hnmlls built frum 1940 111 1960 conl!lin lead· bused pulnt. Most pulnt mude ufter 19711 contul ns no uddcd leud becuuse it wus banned from use on the inte· rlor and exterior of homes. · If u home hus leud paint, the center said purenu should not try to remove the pul nt because improper removul cun make the situation worse. A qualified con· trnctor should do the work. To locnte trufned leud ser· vice providers. including leud·buscd puint Inspectors PIIIH IH LHd, AS Relay. ~· Meuage~ Holzer Medical Center is a proud supporter of thia year's American Cancer Society Relay for Life, Au1u•t 16 • 17 at the Gallipolis City Park. for more information, call Bonnie Mcfarland at 446·1679 MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holze1· Difference · . . www .holzer.org '· •· �-. n....dav. Auauat 6. _T_he__ D_ai_Iy_s_e_n_ti_n_el__________ PageAl · ' ~~1f. tilt! cor no maller what. When I was a young teen, my mother - tired of being a "taxi service" - hitcd a neighborfiood girl. "Maggie," to drive me to bund practice. Mother knew Maggie had already totaled two curs, but didn't want to hurt her feelings by telling her she wasn't u good driver. Mother ignored my protests und so ADVICE off I went -scared to deuth . Instead of driving me straight to · band practice, Maggie drove all ( 1-888 -AARP-NOW) . DOROTHY SEDLEY, AARP over· .town, picking up her friends VOLUNTEER INSTRUCTOR and leering at boys. We had count. DEAR DOROTHY: As our pop- less near-misses. By the tfme I ulation ages. a course such as the returned home, I was shaking like a one offered by AARP becomes an leaf und had wet my punts in sheer important safety measure for the terror. I quit the band the next day: road. Read on: · Abby, thut was 25- years ago. I DEAR ABBY: If . "Protective never got over the fact that my New Dad" hus uny.doubts uboul his mother chose the feelings of anothgrandmother's driving skills, I urge er girl over the safety of her own him to stand firm and not allow his . daughter. M<lggie went on to crack daughter in her grcut-grandmothcr's up another car, seriously injuring Dear Abby Teachers learn more about the Civil ·war MIDDLEPORT .. Keith Pluns were diseased for the Ashley reponed on the I 0· annual wreath-laying cereday Civil War bltttlefield tour mony at the re-enactment of sponsored by the University the Battle of Buffington of Rio Grande at n recent Island at Portland. It was meeting of the Brooks-Grant noted that Billie Graybeal, Camp Sons·of Union Veterans president of the United of C1vil War. Daughters of the Confederacy The tour was specificallY. of Huntington, W. Vu., would for teachers to assist in Ci vtl be featured speaker. War knowled~e and the teach· After the ceremonies, the ing of the Civil War in the camp along with the Ladies of class room. Ashley acted as the Grand Army of the the Civil War authority in Republic hosted a luncheon both areas of expertise. for pllrticipants in the cere· The touring group \isited monies. It wus noted that u Harper's Ferry as well us the membership table would be battlefields of Antietam, . there for those interested, Gettysburg, Chnncellorsville, along with a list of all Civil Spotsylvania, Fredericksburg, War ·soldiers buried in Meigs and Bull Run . While at the, County and service records Antietam battlefield, the for all Ohio and West Virginia group met fumed producer, soldiers. Ken Bums. who produced the Ronald McClintock, mayor P.B .S. series, "The Civil War." of Athalia, was approved as a While in Washington, D.C.. member of the camp bused on member of the group toured his Meigs County ancestor, the Custis·Lee Mansion in . Pvt. Calvin Smith of Arlington Cemetery, home of Company E, 3rd W.Va. Robert E. Lee. Ashley also Volunteer Cavalry, who is went to the National · buried at Stringburg. The Rev. Archives. Heath Jenkins of Rio Grande Presiding at the meeting was introduced as a prospecheld at the Riverbend Arts tive member. Herbert Dawson Council building in of Crum, W. Va., and Charles · Middleport was Alan Holter, Dawson of Huntington, senior vice commander, in the , W.Va., were welcomed as nbscnsc of the commander. new members. The camp approved u program to recognize members who are financial promoters of the camp. Approved was a memorial ad to be placed in the upcoming national con-. vention booklet for the recently deceased, Sanford Brumfield of Crown City. He was an actual son ofa Union veteran. Gerald Crawford reported on the Ohio Department convention 'where he was a delegate for the camp. Two of the camp's resolutions were passed. Funds were voted to assist in the preservation of the O.A.R. hall at Frost in Athens County. The department asked that each camp identify the last Union veteran of each Ohio county. Crawford also reported that he had been appointed the Ohio Depanment guard for the upcoming year. Keith Ashley was re-appointed as the Buffington Island Battlefield chairman und appointed as the new Fraternal Relations Committee chairman. Both of them will be attending the nntional encampment in Springfield, Ill., Iuter this summer to do Civil War research. TIME OUT FOR TIPS . . Community Calendar is published as u free service to nonprotit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fund-misers of any type. Items are printed only as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed u specific number of days. TUESDAY ALFRED Orange Township Trustees, Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the home of ttie clerk, Osle Follrod. MIDDLEPORT - Board of Public AHalrs, special meeting, 6 p.m., In council chambers, fo discuss personnel matters. CHESTER Chester Township Board of 'Trustees, regular meeting , 7 p.m. 'TUesday, Chesler town hall. RACINE - Southern Junior High volleyball Tuesday, 5 to 7 p;m, Mandatory for eighth graders· seventh graders wei· come. Call 949·1 062 for more "' University Goldie Gilmore Ralph R. Badgley · RACINE - Ralph R. Badgley. 93. Racine, died Monday; Aug. 5. 2002. at Rocksprings Rehabilitaton Center. Pomeroy.· Arrangements will be announced by Cremeens Funeral Home, Racine. · Fatal fire nlled accidental • Ohio College of · Osteopathic Medicine Immunization MIDDLEPORT Childhood Middleport Community Program. Association, 8:30 a.m. 'TUesday, Peoples Bank. SYRACUSE "- srracuse. Village Council wll meet POMEROY Salisbury Thursday at 7 p.rn. at the Township Trustees, Tuesday, 6 mayo(s oHice. : p.m. township hall .on Rock Springs Road. TUPPERS PLAINS ' Tuppers Plains VFW Post 9053· WEDNESDAY will meet Thursday at post hall PAGETOWN Scipio at 7:30p.m. Meal at 6:30p.m. · Township ll'ustees, 6:30 p.m. Pegetown hall. RACINE --' Dorcas Bethany. Sonshine Circle will meet at POMEROY - Beginning the church on Thursday at 1· Yoga class, Wadnesda~ 5:30 p.m. All members are ancour~ to 6:45 p.m . Meigs ::;en lor aged to attend. Guests are weiCitizens building. Air ages wei- · come. Tea party to calebrat~ come. 992·2681, Ext. 233 to third anniversary, with program ~at more Information or to reg· by Lois Sterrett ahd Kathryn tster. Hart. Scrapbooks will be avail• able for viewing. Time of shar· THURSDAY lng. All members, former RI;:EDSVILLE - Free child- guests and ladles In the com· hood Immunization clinic, munity are Invited. · Thursda}'J 1 to 2 p.m., at ' ' Reed's Store In Reedsville. FRIDAY Available to families of all POMEROY - Widow's tel: Incomes, even those with lowshlp will meet Friday, ·12 . Insurance coverage. Bring shot p.m., Crow's Family records. Sponsored by the Restuaranl. ,. Information. THURSDAY, A BY I<ANDY BoYCE forced them to abandon the AND PAM WtWAMSON search for Mrs. Fry, ow STAFF The three fire departments LAKIN. W.Va. - The cause fought the blaze side-by-side , Qf a house fire in which ttie for about 2-1/2 hours before it wife of Mason. County Fair was finally extinguished Board President Kenneth Mrs. Fry was found about "Sonny" Fry died has ruled eight feet from the back door. accidental by the West Virginia Firemen speculated that she Fire Marshal's Office. lost her husband in the heavy . "It started in the wiring in the smoke and separated from him front room of the older pan of in a hallway, thinking she could the house," a spokesman for reach safety through a back the fire matshal said. "The door. medical examiner contacted Mr. Fry had exited through a dur office. The ·cause of death side door. thinking that his wife (or Mrs. Fry was smoke inhala· was right behind. him. He was tion." . aided by emergency medical ; The Frys' Lakin home was u personnel while firefighters t.otalloss, authorities said. The , searched for his wife. fire marshal's investigaiion in Funeral services for Mrs. the July 31 blaze is closed, the Fry, 52, were held Sunday. spokesman said. Albena Fry, Mr. Fry's mothThe Mason Volunteer Fire er, said Monday her son was Department was the. first to doing "pretty good" following amve on the scene and found the tra~edy. the interior of the house com· "He s going back up to the pletely engulfed in flames. house today so we can gel a ; Mr. Fry and his wife Judith few things out and find a few had tried to crawl out of the important papers and stuff," . house, but were separated in Alberta said. the dark ·and smoke, said Alberta fry said Monday Mason County Deputy Fire they are still imcenain as to the Chief C.R. Blake. exact cause of the fire. When Mr. Fry reached a side "It started in the living room, door, he discovered that his in a corner," she said. ''They · wife was not with him. got down with a magnifying Firemen then rushed into the glass and · little brush and burning house to try to save brushed !hat comer and really Mrs. Fry. but were forced back combed that area. But they just by heat and flames. couldn't come up with anyBlake commended the fire· thing." fighters for their bravery. Fire officials first believed 'They went into the structure the fire started in the attic and with no water or hoses, risking said the fire appeared to accitheir own lives.... he said. dental. The firefighters re-entered Al(hough no immediate the house with water hoses as needs are necessary, Mr. Fry's the Point Pleasant and New mother· said any help from the Haven fin! departments joined community. such as a kitchen the battle to extinguish . the shower or other drive to help blaze. her son with his losses, would Extreme heat eventually be appreciated. UST 22, 2002 • MEI.GS • EASTERN • SOUTHERN Solving your (Practical problems' Do you · sometimes make quick deci sions and then think, "Why did 1 do that?" Does figuring out how to solve problems seem over· whclmmg? Do you ever wonder how you can resolve complicated pifflculties? Situations that require some type of u~tion and an·ect people ure known us practical problems. Practical problems don't huvc one specific answer. In fuct, there may be several ulternutives that could .tie chosen to settle the matter. Pructicui problems can huve far-reaching impacts that affect others. . In order to make the best decision for everyone involved, why not tty the "REASON" approach ljlhen tackling the decisions that you face? : "R" Recognize the problem. Sometimes . you have to "wude" through the external sJtuutions to find out what the real problem is . What must ~ou decide'/ · "E" Evaluate the infarrna· don .. Try to find out us much a'txtut the problem as you can. Make sure the information is ¢liable and unbiased. :" A" Analyze the choices und the consequences. Try to .IJrainstorm ull of the possible !(olutions to .Your problem. !;:onsi.dcr the conseq uences of each alternative. Ask your· self, "What could possibly lluppen if I chose this solu· tjon'l" You might want to list the advantages and disadvantages on pa~r. That way you dan see whtch alternative has t~e most benefits. · Before making your deci· &ion, remember your values, iloals and situational factors. Values are those things that are Important to . you. Examples may include fami· ly, friends, honesty, beauty Becky Baer ADVICE tmd self"fulfillment. Goals are what you want to accom· plish. Think of the desired outcome that you want for your problem. Situational factor~ are those things that influence our decisions over which we have no control. These could consist of laws, rules and even the weather. "S" Select the best choice. Based upon reliable informa· lion, considering your values, goals and situational factors, and what would be in the best interest for everyone involved, make your dec.ision. "0" Outline and implement your plan. Think about how rou are ¥Ding to put your plan mto act1on. What would be the best procedure for you to follow? What resources or assistance might you need to accomplish your plan? What barriers m1~ht hinder the imP.Iementat10n of it? ' N" Note the results of your actions. Evaluate your decision. Are you happy with your choice? Was It a good decision'/ Was it the best for you and everyone else mvolved ? 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Publllhed tNerv afternoon, Monday through Frktay, 111 Court St , Pom<oroy, Ohio. Second-cia,. poalage paid II Po""'roy. Memt.r: The Aseoclated Press and lhe Ohio Newopoper Aaooclatlon. Postmllttr: Send addre11 COITtc· tiona to The DailY Sentinel, 11 1 Court. · Sl.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45789. Subacrlptlon rate• By e~~m.r or motor route eno-k One manlh One,.., sz $8.70 $104 ' Dolly 50 Cfn11 Subscribers not desiring to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to The Dally Senllnol. Credit Will be given carrier each WHk. No IUbiCdption by mali permttted irr areas where home carrier Mrvlce Ia avallata. Bv DAN HERMES At;p !<ANDY BOYCE tation under the management of Highlunders Alloys. whose OVP STAFF parent company is Nokotomi NEW HAVEN. W.Va . Ltd. . The saga of the beleaguered On May 10, payroll checks Highlanders Alloys plant con- begun bouncing. which sig tinued early Monday as work- nafed major cash-now pmbers hit the strike line over lems for Bannai . On June II. repeated broken promises. . the plant closed and shonly A $90.727 reimbursement thereafter. the West Virginia for delinquent contributions Depanment of Labor filed a to cover workers' health ben- complaint for injunctive relief efits, promised by last against . · Highlanders for Tuesday. remains unpaid . The $250.000 in back wages for agreement to pay workers employees. On July 18. Highlanders before 3 p.m. on Friday was also not met. with checks made good on three weeks coming in at 5 p.m. ·work of payroll checks toiui Roughly 30 workers had ing nearly $180.000 to almost been recalled back the plant 140 workers. with the hopes of getting The wages were secured Highlanders' three furnaces through the Division of Lilbor back on line. · and the State Attorney "The money was seni anti General's office. who had was put into the wrong liled a lawsuit on behalf of account." Bannai said from workers. his office in Israel. "That's Throughout the difficulties, how it was explained to me." Bannai has reiterated that the Bannai said that the money plant could be a success and shou ld be paid by today and that he would make good on that work should resume as all )lloney owed. nonnul. possibly by today. Highlanders is a privately "We're going to produce owned lim ited partnership and be a successful compa- and an affiliate· of the Ubex ny," Bannai said. "I spoke to partnership gro up . Bannai the union myself. Tomorrow · and Eli Reifmun, the chief they' II have the money there, executive officer of a multi if banks will wire properly. billion dollar a y~ar company. Thlly'll have payment tomor· ure the two principal owners row." of the plant. The company Gov. Bob Wise came into owns two manganese mines town on April 15 to conduct a> in Africa and was to produce ribbon cutting ceremony to ferro manganese and silicon herald the plant's reopenin~. manganese in the Mason The 'plant was established m County facility. 1951 and has had two other "I'm spe nding money to owners. The 300,000-square- make a success for everyfoot facility has undergone a body, the union too." Bannai multimillion -dollar rehabili· said. Bush schedules Sept. 24 • conference on .missing . children, issues guidebook WASHINGTON (AP) - · them. The girls were freed President Bush plans to con- when sheriff deputies killed vene u White House confer- the girls· captor. ence on missing, exploited and Both cases drew nationwide runaway youths. attention and frightened parThe Sept. 24 conference will ents everywhere. be announced Tuesday while White House qfficials said the president releases a glossy the · administration has been 12-puge guide for worried pur- ·working on the conference ents. partly in response to, since early in the year. Som, · highly publicized kidnap- said plans for announcing the pings. The "Personal Safety conference and releasing the foi Children" booklet offers booklet were hastened after easy-to-read tips for parents the high-profi le kidnappings. and children alike. In 1999, about 203,900 chitThe daylong conference at dren in the United States were George . Washington abducted by family members University in Washington will seeking to interfere with a pargather policy makers,.expens, ent's custodial rights, accordcommunity leaders, teachers ing to the guidebook produced and police officials to share by the Justice Department and ideas about how to prevent the several other federal agencies: victimization of children. At least 98 percent of those The · White House children were returned home; announced Bush's plans none of them were killed, the Monday, hours after prosecu- guidebook said. tors in Santa Ana, Calif., said In the same year. about they would seek the death 58,200 children in America penalty against a man accused were abducted ~y · non-fa~ily ofktllmg 5-year-old Samantha members. o,ften m connecttori Runnion. On July 15. she was with another crime. According dragged away from a play- to the guidebook, 115 of those mate by a man who asked for were the most dangerous types help in finding hi s puppy. of abductions - . those perpeLast week, a man abducted trated by strangers where the two girls in Quartz Hill area of child was kept overnight. held Los Angele-s County and raped for.ransom or killed . Lead from Page AI and lead removal contrdctors, residents may call 1-888LEAD-LIST or • visit · www.leadlisting.org. Exposure to high levels of lead can cause brain damage, affect a child's growth, dam· age kidneys. impair hearing. cause vomitin·g, headaches, appetite loss, and cause learning and behavioral problems. Lead can increase blood pressure in adults, can cause digestive problems, kidney Ill &lUliiiG !000 ... $2?.30 $53.82 $105.56 R1te1 outside Melgl Cc;Kinty t3Weel<s 28 Weeki 12 Weeki 12925 lie 68 $109.72 I ' . damage. nerve disorders.. sleep problems. muscle and joint pain. and mood changes. Fetuses, infants, and children are more vulnerable to lead exposure than adults since lead is more easily absorbed into growing bodies. To schedule an appointment for lead screening at the health departments, parents may call 992-6626. . For additional information, contact the National Lead Information Center at 1-800424-5323 or visit its web site at www:epa.gov/opptintr/ lead/nlic .htm. EMS runs guest 'pea ker. · Collins will present infer· mauon and photographs of the new Pomeroy/Mason Bridge. a Powcrpoint pre· .sentation concerning the bridge and other ODOT pro· jects throughout the region. Several cast members of the upcoming Riverbend Comn;,un ify Theater produc.: t1on, The W1zard of Oz, . wil l ~rform a'song and pre· sent t.nformat1on on the upcommg Jlrodu.ct10n .. InformatiOn IS avatlable from Counney Butcher at the chamber. at 992-SOOS . POMEROY - . Unil~ of the Me1g' Emergency Services re,pondcd to six calls for a'IIStance Monda y. CENTRAL OJSI'ATCII II :24 a.m.. Holzer Clinic for Florence Stover. to Holzer Medit·al ('enter. 12: 06 p.m.. Greenwood Road for Dale Wil11 s. tran sported to Pleasant Valley Hospital. . 4:0 I -p.m., South Setond, Middleport. Goldie Gilmore; Holzer Medica l Center. l'OMEROY 10:25 p.m.. · Collins Road for Mary Searles. Pleasant Valley Hospital. assited by Central Dispatch medics. POMEROY - The Meigs BASHAN Co unty Ministerial 2:04p.m.. Frederick's Hill Assoc iation , Middlepon as lirst re sponder for motor Mini sterial . Association, vehicle rollover. Roberta Meig s United Methqdist Scarberry refused treatment.· Cooperative Parish and the Central Dispatch on scene to Ohio Valley Crusade for assist. Christ will host "We RUTLAND Remember." u memorial 3:13 p.m.. White' s Hill tribute te the victims of the . Road. f1eld fire on Karen . Sept. II, 200 I terrorist Schindler's property. ·fire attacks. at the Riverfront and emergency squad both Amphitheater in Pomeroy. on scene. No injuries. Pastor Rod Brower. who along with Pastor Lamar O' Bryant. is organizing the se rvice. has asked local CHESTER - A one-cur churches in the community accident Sunday on County to move their ,worship serRoad · 26 (Flatwoods) sent . vices to the Pomeroy venue three men to an area hospital on Sept . II. The service will for treatme11t of injuries. the be held at 7 p.m. The Rev. Clifford B. Gallia-Mcigs Post of the Coleman. a Middleport State Highway Patrol reponnative and retired U.S. Navy ed. Driver Eric A. Needs, 18. chaplain. will be the guest Washington. W.Va .. and his speaker for the event. passengers, Steven C. Firefighters and other emer· Vansickle, 19 , 39564 gene y workers wi 11 also be Sumner Road. Pomeroy. and honored . Brower asks local pastor& Bradley R. Parker. 46686 who wish to assist with the Guthrie Road, Chester. were all tran sported .to Holzer program to cull him. at 992Medical Cen ter following 0930. or o· Bryant. at 992the I :05 p.m. accident. the 6679. Further information ·. about the program will be patrol reported . Troopers said Needs was announced as plans contin· westbound in Chester ue. Brower said. Town ship when he failed tp navigate a left curve. went off the right side of the road. str>Uck a ditch and overRACINE - Bailey family turned . Needs and. his pas- reunion will be held at Star sengers were ejected, the Mill Park in Racine at 4 p.m. on Saturday. repon said. There was no damage csti · mate on the vehicle. Needs was cited for failure to control. POMEROY County Road 20, Rocksprings Road, will be closed Wednesday. at the sawmi ll. so that crews RACINE Sonshine .can .install a culvert. Circle will meet at the Dorcas Church on Thursday at 7 p.m. Third anniversary of the group will be celebrat· POMEROY U.S.A. ed . All area women are invit- Kids 4-H club will hold a car ed to attend . wash at McDonald's in Pomeroy on Friday from 9 a.m. to 1:30 p·.m. The cost will be $5 per car. SYRACUSE -- Syracuse Village Council will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. at the mayor's office. TUPPERS PLAINS VFW Post 9053 will meet 'Thursday at 7:30 p.m., following u meal at 6:30 p.m., ' MIDDLEPORT - Meigs at the post hall. County Chamber of Commerce will hold ils annual membership lun cheon \)n Aug. 13. from noon until I p.m. at Center 1n Overbrook POMEROY- Junior and Middleport. . Rita White will present a George Collins of Tuppers musical program at the Plains. the District 10 deputy Senior Citizens Center director for the Ohio Thursday evening, 5:30p.m. Department of The program is open ro the Transportation, will be the public. Plan memorial Crash injures :s Plan reunion Road closes Circle to meet Plan car wash Council meets Post meets Chamber meets To present music PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. Sub.1·rribe today. 992-,2 156 ~----CLYtiE c &A:Dit - - - -...... tVElY MAN 1\U Let us HELP YOU Mall subullatlon lnaldo u;.g,-cOtnlv 13Weekl 28Weekl 52 WOOI<I LOCAL BRIEFS out at Highlanders. POMEROY - Jewell . Welch, 82, Pomeroy. died on Saturda¥, Aug. 3, 2002, at Holzer Medical Center in Gallipolis. . :She was born May 19, 1920, in Gadsden. Ala.. daughter of the late James and Willie C. Tomlin Miller. She was a Senior Friend for Meigs County. · She is survived by her sister, Sarah Hull of Pomeroy; and several niece.s, nephews, great nieces and great nephews and great-great meces. . She was also preceded in death by her hsuband. James Welch; and an infant son, three sisters and three brothers. A private family service will be observed. There will be no calling hours. . Arrangements 11re by Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy. her passenger - who could have once were. been me! First, I persuaded them to adrnif I urge all parents to choose care- they were "a bit slower." Then 1. fully who drives their child. If said: "You love children. and there · someone's feelin$s get hurt are lots of them in this neighbortough! He or she w11l get over it, but hood. Could you ever forgive your· the loss of a child is irrever~ible. , self if u child darted into the street. You better believe mj; own daugh- and there was u tragedy because you ter's safety comes firsl.- SAVED couldn't slam on the brakes fast MYSELF IN PENNSYLVANIA enough?" · , DEAR SAVED MYSELF: And They each handed over their car.. so it should. Your mother's judg- keys . lt wasn't fun for any of us, but ment left much to be desired , Today. it may have saved lives. - J GOT it would be called child endanger- THE KEYS IN CALIFORNIA . ment. Read on: DEAR I GOT THE KEYS: DEAR ABBY: Your advice to That's strong medicine, and I com"Protective New Dad" should have mend you for taking the initiative to, been more strongly worded. If he's ensure the safety of others. uncomfortable about Grandma's Dear Abby is written by Abigail driving, it's not just his own child • Van Buren. also knowr1 as Jem111e he should worry about- it's every- Phillips, ar1d was founded by her one else's, too. That's the approach mother, Pauli11e Phillips . . Write I took with bOth my mother and Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com grandmother when it became obvi· or P.O. Box69440, Los Angeles, CA ous their renexes weren't what they 90069. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Workers walk Jewell Welch save BIG on INSURANCE! .OoWNINO CHILDS MULLEN MUSSER INSURANCE MIN£ ·1 ANYTIIIMG Til COST& OVU 29.951 (740) • The Dally Sentinel • Paae A 3 www.mvdallvaentinel.com Deaths 1Uesda~Aucustl,2002 Classes help seniors keep their driving skills sharp DEAR AbBY: "Protective New Dad," who is reluctant to allow his ltl'ndmother 10 drive his baby ..nmnd town, should ask Grandma . to enroll in the special AARP Driver Safety Course designed ·especially for senior citizens. Drivers learn defeJ'Isive-driving techniques and find out how to adjust their driving to compensate fpr normal age-related changes in vision. heurin¥ and reaction time. In Cnlifonita, drivers older th:in 55 who complete the course get a certiticute issued by the Depanment or: Motor Vehicles. It makes them eligible for [I reduction in their auto insurance rntes. (In other states. with similar laws, the age varies.) , To leam more about the course, including when and where classes wi II be held in any area. your readers can visit AARP's Web site at www.AARP.orgldrive or call the toll-free number : 1-888-227-7669 2002 • AOENCY 2-3381 186 E11t SeCond St. • Pomeroy . ' • ' l �• The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St""t • Pomeroy, Ohio PageA4 Opinion Tuesday, August 6, 2002 . .••• • Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson . Publisher - Charlene Hoeflich Editor l~mers II' rlw ediwr .,,... ll'e komc·. 111<'1' .1'/mu/tl/" /~-"·' llwn 300 ll'otY/.1·. All /m.,·s .,,... su/~ierr ro ,:,/irin.~ Will 11111.1'1 /Jt' .1iguetl wrtl indmlt mltlrr.1s clll/1 relef>lmu e 1111111i>e~: No wr.,·ignc•d lc·rrrn ll'ill br fllcl>li.\hrd. /.r rrrr.1 slroulcl l>r ill .~o<l(/ l.lveninv mcul s nrc s~tvod .every Tu~ sduy and Thur•day from 4 :45 p.m. 10 D O p.m, The ~U811C~Icd donal ion !\If Ihe meal is $5 .00. . .!l' tl.\' 11,1' of rlw ()/rio 1111/ess mhc•misr /lit' t"llflllllll Vall~y l'ublishiug bt'/ow Co.:,· Clll' tJi.-* ~·liroricrl lllllfil. und Jun1u r While will emerlllin on Au gu>t 8 from 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m. lnvile. some fri end ; to ,·omc t<> dinner and ;1uy for the mus t ~ . AIIIIIICS nrc weil.'lnnu. TUESDAY ' ' IN!ti(TIOU$ GREe~··· NATIONAL VIEW 6 BBQ Sandwich Potato Wodgos Cote Slaw Strawbtmy Shortcake Hamloaf Green Beans Parsley Buttered Potatoes Ptnaepple Upside Down Ca ke Roll Roast Fleo f Sandwich on Plate Mashed Potatoes with Gravy Mixed Vegutol!los Poach Cobbler. e . 1~ 13 M.. IY ,, Touoe Slllad Hamburger with the Works French Fries Banana Split need more of it when debating corporate rifOrm .· • The Jlomlnlon J>ust of' MorRuntuwn, W. Vn.: Euch duy in Ameri(:u, thousnnds of husincsscs. t'rorn huge cnrporutions down to tiny sturtup firms. open their dnnrs It> customers or sell goods ami servil'cs in their own towns and sometimes uround the world. The _free, enterprise sy~tcm tht~t allows such ac!ion ~cgu1·d · Jess of ones stu tum 111 hie nr ones creed or color, IS un 1111pnr· tmll building hlock of our dcnllll:.racy and the envy of nations tu·ound the world. . , Pcrhups more thun uay time i11 modern Amerh:un life. it ulso is a system under uttack. hcsct by problems from within and : subjed to politicully ·mo.tivutcd criticism in uri election yeur. Do som~ compunics and thcir.eKctutivcs deserve criticism'! Yes. and not only thut . theY. deserve vigorous prosecution us well if their deeds rise to u ~· riminul level. As millions of Americans huvc invested in the U.S. stock market, folks who nne~ didn 't give a pussing thought tn the market's pert'ormuJICC now wutch it closely. knowing thut their 4uality of life, ut Jcust to u degree, hangs in the huluncc. Corporutc CEOs who cook their cnmpuny's hooks. either for personul guin or tel mukc their compuny look urtificiully successful on pupcr, have dumugcd not only their investors, but American confidence in husines,. , Because this is an election ~car, politiduns. cspcciully at the national level. arc having u ftcld day with reports of uceount· ing und mrditing irregtdaritics umong some of the nntlon's big · corporal ions. · · Almost duily, another politician demands unother reform, trying to pruvc to constituent,, thut corpurute crime is wide· spreud und something. unything, must he done ubout it. We'd like to udd u plea for sanity in this uebutc, hut it seems .likely that politiciuns who know foreign poliCy dcbutc is off limits in this time of huttle against terrorism don't want to lose the chuncc to make pnliticul hay fromu domestic issue. Yes. there ure corporutc CEOs und officers of companies who h<tvc done wrong and huw damugcd inwslors. But we also should rcmcmher thlll there arc thousatids of other Amcricun wmpanics thut report their curnings and revenues honestly uttd play ucc1>rding to the rules and with the honest interest uf thetr shureholdcrs ut hcurt. Put bluntly. there's prohuhly no more corpormc greed or corporate fraud now thun there wus two ycurs ugo. or two decades ago, for thut mutter. • Corporations cun and shmrld he held uccountahlc, und uppropriatc fcdcrul agencies should pursue violutiQns enthusiaslicnlly und enforce the luw upproprhucly. But we don't wutu nr need politiciuns running for office turning the issue of uorporate uc~nuntability into a 2(Xl2 version of 1hc Sociul Security dehute thut was hused largely in fear und little in fad. TODAY IN HISTORY ·KONDRACKE'S VIEW Medicare drng bill mired in election politics . BY MORTON KONDRACKI Lo und hehold. there's 11 chuncc 1111' 11 compromise on fvlcdkurc prescriptiondrug ~~~islution this X~.11r - ,which means 11 II be a trngcdy 11 It docsn t llUp· pen. The impermivc ll1r passing u bill is that drugs huve hccmne tho basis ol' modern .medicine, yet Medicare does nut cover them und nne-third of seniors - n1uinly low-income seniors - luck uny insuruncc covcrngc to help them. Moreover, nct:ordin~ to the Con~rcssionul Budget Ol'frce. drug costs nrc nsing 111 such 11rute thut. by 2005. u quurter of seniors will be puying $4.000 n ycur or more to stuy well. · The pnlitkal impcrutive this election ycnr is thut seniors und groups rcpre· senting thcnrhnvc mndc pussugc of drug lcgislntion 11 top priority. Yet I'm months, it's looked tL~ though purtisun differences over ideology und ufl'ordubllity - plus elcction-ycur roli· tics - would doom chances of pussing u billund thut the election will be fought over who wus lo blume for ft1ilurc. Lust week's Senutc floor action seemed to confirm the conventional wis· dnm. The Semite voted down three dif· fercnt drug bills - a government-hcuvy $600 billion (over 10 ycurs) Democratic proposul, 11 privntc-insuruncc proposal costing $370 billion offered by centrists und u lightweight $1\H) hillion GOP bill covering low-mcomc seniors und cutu· strophic outlays. It looked like tt demolition derby everything defeutcd and nothing able to win the 60 votes necessary tn uttuch it to u hill lhut would mukc it cusicr to get generic drugs lO murkcl. But then ncgotiming started in curncst, with the Bush udministration suddenly joinin~: in. From perhaps u 20 percent P.rohubility thut the Senute could puss a b1ll this yeur to help seniors puy their drug bills, AARP Jegisliltivc dtrector John Rother nnw puts the chunces ut 70-JO. Dcmocruts give credit for the improved prospects to Majority Leuder . sidy between 5 percent und 20 l'.ercent. : Another major ideol~?glcul dtfference hus been the queslion of whether privute compunies or the government would be responsible for delivering u drug benetil. Republicuns und phurmuceutfcul com; punics insist that privute, risk-beurlng prescription benefit mnnugers (PBMs) huve to do the work ol' else the govern· ment will end up imposing price con: trois on dru~s us It does on other Mc~licure scrvtccs, thereby slitling lnno: vutlon. The Dcmocrutic bill, sponsored by Oruhum und Kennedy, proposed deliver. ing services thruugh benefil munugerS thnt Republicuns und the drug industll considered mere udministrntors, muking government price controls inevituble. Kennedy, lh()ugh, hud been negutiul· lng with spon~ors of the centrist bill, which called for subsidizing privUlfl PB Ms lo mumtge lhe progrmn un\luvoid price controls. : And u cruciul punlsun difference hoi been cost, which muy yel block aJt ugreement. Bush's budget contuinedjullt $190 billion for prescrfption drugs over n I0-year period. House Re.publicuns up~roved u mensure costing $315 b1llion. whicb Democruls ultacked us lnudequut; becuuse it offered no assistance for (ler• sons facing drug bills between $1 ,boG und $3,R50 ~er yeur. ' . : The centnst, or "trlpartisun," Scnal~ bill cost $370 billion and contained a similur "donut" that wus denounced by Democruts. : A Oruhum ·Smith compromise lunched lust Friday would cost $400 bil: lion und would cover ull "cutustrophic'i drug e~penses over $4,()()() u year. : ll wouldn'l hurt if Bush called Da.~chlc und mude u deul ut, suy, $400 blihon. Whoever didn'l go ulong wit~ thut would then deserve the onus for failure. . Thomas Duschle (S .D.). who luunchcd negotiations by consulting · Thomas Scully. udministrutor of the ugcncy thut oversees Mcdicurc. und his ·boss, Hcnlth nnd Humnn Servkcs Secretary Tommy Thompson . Credit. too. goes lo Sen. ·Edwnrd Kennedy (D-Mnss.), who is clemonstrUl· · in~ once ugnin Jhnt he's willing ·to wor~ with ndversuries ttl get hills pnssed !'lither thun just setting up cumpuign tssues. Others involved in the negotiution include Democrutic Sens. Bob Oruhum (Fla.). Jeff Bingumun (N.M.l. Blanche Lincoln (Ark.l und Juy Rockefeller (W.Vu.) and Republican Sens. Gordon Smith (Ore.) und Susnn Cnllins (Muine). Also, President Bush seems lo rcnllze lhlll health cure is ubout to emerge us u mujor nutionul issue once uguin - one he's un~ious to neutruli7.e us he mice did with educution. The busis of u dcul is enrichment of the $190 billion GOP plun sponsored by Seils. Chuck Hugel (Neb.) und John Ensign (Nev.) to $300 billion or $400 billion. And the key is compromise. One .mnjor idcologicul difference hetween the purties hus been mcuns-test· ing. Democrms. lhough they presume to defend the poor, regularly oppose proposuls !hut wou)d otTer grenter Mcdicure benclits to low-income people than to olhcrs. This stems from their belief thal Medicure would come to be viewed us u "welfare" progrum ruther than tl univer· sui sociul insurunc·e prugrum und would be subject to cuts. Under 11 compromise proposal currcntly being negotiated, though, persons with incomes of up lo 150fercent of poverty level - uboul $8,H(M u ycur would recei vo free drug coveruge through the state-based, federally fund· ed Medicaid system, not Medicare. To mukc .~~rc lhc system is "univcrI Morton Krmdracke i.v exe~·utive edi~ snl," all seniors ubovc thut income level ltJr of Roll Cali, the flewspaper of would receive a drug discount or sub· Capitol Hill.) BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Tucsduy. Aug. 6, the 21 lith duy of 2002. There, arc 147 days left in the ycur. Today\ Highlight in History: On Aug. 6, 1945. Juring World War II , the United States dropped an :nomic homo on Hiroshimu. Jap:m, killing an csti· mated 140,0iMl people in the first u'e of il mrdear weapon in warfare. On this dute : (n. 1787, the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia hegan to debate the articles contained in a 'dmft of the United States Constitution. . In I M06, the Holy Ronwn Empire went out of cxistcnc.e as Emperpr Francis I abdicated . In 1825, .Bolivia dcdurad its independence from Peru. In I M90, convicted murderer William Kemmlcr became the first person to be executed in the electric chair as he was put to death m Auburn Stute Prison in New York. In 1914. Auslriu-Hungary declared war against Russia and Serbia declared war against Germany. In 1926, Gertrude Edcrle of New York became the first American woman to swim the English Channel. She did il in about 14 112 hours. In 1965, President Johnson signed the Votin'g Rights Act. Ten years ago: President Bush granted full diplomatic reco~:nition to the former Yu~:oslav republics of Bosnia· Herzegovina, Slovenia and Croatia, the same day Britain's Independent Telcvi;ion News showed videotape of emaciated detainees at a pair of Serh priwn camps. Americans led by Carl Lewis swept the long jump at the Barcelona Summer Olympics. while Kevin Young won the 400 hurdles and Mike Marsh the 200 meters. Five year' ago : Korean Air Flight 801 crashed into a hillside · a short distance from Guam International Airport, killing 228 of the 254 ahoard the Boeing 747. Ending years of impa.1· sioned rivalry. Apple Computer and Microsoft agreed to share technology in a deal giving Mkrosof't a stake in Apple\ survival. · I LAMBRO'S VIEW US. economy seems prepared for a liftoff- almost' BY DoNAlD I.AMBRO WASHINGTON - The University ol' Michigan's closely watched ~onsumcr conlidence inde~ inchoo up at the end of lust monlh, signaling lhal Americans were starting lo sec some Jong-uwailoo si11ns of better economic times ahead . The most bulli~h sign was the large number of corporations with strongcrthan-e~pectcd second-quarter caminss. Union Pacilic, citing higher rail shipments and falling fuel pnccs, said earn· ings had risen .by 25 percent • Colgale-Palmolivc Co. reported a 14 percent increase. Gitlcltc's prolits jumped by 27 percent . .The Coors beer company said profits were up by an astounding 36 percent Coca Cola, 3M and General Motors were also all up. These were not isolated cases. Despite lhe sharp decline in stock prices this sum· mer, corporate profits were making a strong comeback. The Wall Slreet lirrn of Salomon : tith · Barney reports that 300 of the corporatio}ls that ma)(c up the S1andard & Poors 500-stock index and have reported earnings were doing much better than they were a r.car a~o. .lljsn t getUnj: much if any attention in tl«news mooJa. but 180 of these 300 businesses reponed profits ·that cam~ in well ahead of Wall Street ' ~ expectations. Anolher 85 of the\Jl1Tlet unulysl forecusls, We are looking at un economy lhal while only 34 companies reponed lower could grow by between 2.5 percent lo H earnings n~mbers. pcrcenl in the last six months, and JlOIISi' There were similurly bullish numbers bly much faster than thul with a major elsewhere in the economy. New home comebuck in stocks and in new business· .1alcs were up in the laslmonth at a record investment · unnualized rule of I million uniis, as Th~ lelecommunicati~ns. induslr~' home buyel'll were tuking udvantuge of remums a basket caNe, a v1cllm of overlow mortgage lending rutes lhat have regulation und lwo many compctitol'l!. · d1pped to 6.3 pen:cm. . Technology does nollook much betll!r. The Lubor Detydl'uncnt reported lhal Fear ~till stalks this 11eetor in lhe afterrnalh wages and salanes in the first three of lhe dot-com collapHe atlhe end of the months of lhis year were ur by 3.5 per- 1990s and investors ure leery of getling cem over the same period lasl year. · buck into it in any depth. · . Still, there were dtsappoinling numbel'l!, But a lol more needs to be done if lhis too. Durable goods orders were down in economy is goin,g lObe·kicked illlo high- · June by 3.8 percent. led by a fallotr in cur er geur. In the m1dst of the steep plunge in . sales, compulers and mctuls - lhqugh lhe Dow IUHt monlh, President Bush's ' new orders and shipments were still up economic adviHel'l! discuslled a number of overall J(,r lhe !Kiond quarter. new economic proposals to pulllhe econ· The National Association of omy oul of ilH felhargy. Manufacturers said that the latcsl month- One idea on the table would reduce the Ir. number did not change lheir belief that tux ,on shareholder dividends; one of tho ' the manufucturing recovery will contin- worst features of lhe tax cOde ·ue in lhe 11ee0nd half. of lhe year." Interest ~liminating this laX would drive up ne~ rates rernuin low and lhe weaker dollar, !nvestmen~ ~nd encourage companies to long sought by lhe NAM, will make .U.S. mcrease d1v1dends 10 make their stocks goods more competitive abruud. more allruclive w investors. Clcurly the economy slowed down in Unfortunatcly, it WUH rejected IIH too the 11ee0nd quarter after it.1 meteoric surge polilically risky in an electlon{ew". out of IUHt year's recession with a .~lunning (Washlngtofl·ba.red politica )oumall.ft 6.1 percent ~rowlh rate in lhc tirsl lhrcc wul columlli.ll DOIUJ/d LambrrHr filling In months of lh1s yeur. for Chris Mallhew.r.) . · . Baked Staok Mashed Potatoe• with Gro vy Mlxod Vegetables Colo Stew Roll Jell-0 Cnk e Conc..alon St1nd Com Ill.,. Ribbon f ruil Chompion Col\1 11 22 Spaghetti with' Meatballs Tossed Solod GatllcBread . Cantaloupe Sponge Cake While or Brown Brflad ru•• Tom Pamper your self with a makeover from Julie Campbell, a Mary Kay Con ~ uttant . Julie will be at the Center on Auiusl lO at li <OO a.m. ' "'Oi •'irol~ll\ \)I~ Wh1te or Brown Bread Htm 4 ChNJe Cro4aunt ·n II Ham and l\t~~n SovP COm!><fad CrNmy Colflltw F1u1t Ju1c. Chocolale Pudd•"') H1:unUurger on Bun P/111 Chtddlr ChtiJt Mtlr ShClld Tomaloos PQars Polftlo Salad woo~,. ,.h,... n 23 Scalloped Ch1Cktll1 lith ltaf'larcJ lloe11' Masheo F'otal~¥ & Or•vy Oven Roasuod Polata.' O••ng• JIHCO & Car~ols \'lh1ta 01 !lwwn 8r1>ad Grt ~~ & 81u llltt Seuu at Cholet " 20 Oolden ChiCken Mashed l'olalae• t!. G•avy llullorod Carrots Fru\1 Cockla•l White or B•own ~ · owl Pot~ Peas I Pu1eap~11• Wlllltl or ll•own 61oad Coo~• I ,..,n 21 Beel Tips 1n Gravy Californ1a Wgolab ~a HOI SpiCed Peachu Noodles 30 Spoghcll NIH\ Mo•t Sauef ru~!:>"'il G•tum S41~~ narllc Br6ad Mar uldnn Ord!lUEUl Cooh Choice 880 011 Sun . Tho follc,winlllrips have been sole~ tod tiu tho upcninlnjj yo~r. The trip~ oro iChcdulcd thMiilh PurVI\Iur ~ . Thor~ IYiusl be ul lc~s 1 IS people roKI~tcred to en~urc a pickup ul the SenH>f Center. Au1111.v113 • H -Ronfro V~lloy weekend w11h muol>al sh1>ws. the Burn Dunce, J~rnb1•roo. und ~UO>I porl'urrncrs the Statler Bmlhcn -co~t $26' ~~ ~rM>II tur ~ duublo "~'m Turkey Roll with Dressing Mashed Potatoes with Gravy Corn Fresh Poach Croissant for the ~eniors Get a Makeover Pui1dll'll 8KOII Cllftlt llufllff Roael Pork w11h Dr6881ng Parsley Bultered Pomtou Broccoli w11t\ Cheese . Aople Sauce · While O< Blown Bread S1plllilbtr I·B·Ilostun and Maine. All the f'~muu s ll\>sH•n >ltcs and lhc Maine utlructions-cost $97Q per pcn•on ·t'or a double fllOm Senior Citizens table at fair The Meigs Multipurpose Senior Cen1er Is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m. RP.gularly scheduled activilles 'held lhrou11hou1 the week ' include eewing, quilling, pool, bingo, cards and aames. , Dunce team practice iH held each Monday al I:00 p.m. Cost is $1.00 per session atlended . The Knitting Circle meets on Wednesday fr(lm 10:00 a.m. until noon. ·Older adultR are invited to auend lhc acliviticR scheduled. Join us for lunch and Rclccl what y_ou want from the ala carte menu or you can enjoy the raiu Jar meal. Ala carle ltcm8 are individually priced . The •l'sscsted donation for the noon meal is $2.00. · iiWlU Wtule 01 Brown BrNd TuthV 8tCOII Swtl sao Portio Have You Forgotten What Sleep Is? SCHEDULE ~~~~otPPilt 1$ • !lfocCQII ChMso cuse•oiO Vegelable MoaiiOiof Banana Salad · Masht!d l'olaloes & Gravy Sp1 ce Cake w1U> Butlt>recJ Corn WtuplfOd T0\lPI"\1 Apncol Halv6' Wh116 or B<own B•oud While or f.lrown 8reM Thursday August 8th Junior & Rita will play 5:30 • 8:30 Tuesday August 20th Blood Pre..ure Check• at 4:15 • 4:45 . RSVP volunteol'll, from le11 to rtaht, Ex11 Mtae Chrl!itl&n, Frtdll llolslnaer una Po·nnlo Conde, ore shown morkinJI, cuttlna und scwlna quill pieces for the hondmado buby quilts uvuilublc for purchuse ut tho Center. Cull Olano ut 992·2681 o~lenslnn 222 If you urc interested In 11 qutlt. They make jji'CUI gifts for a boby shower. ACTIVITY M-0111 and ChMfe Sltwtd Tomtlt>I'S GrM>II Eleaot 14 29 slnt~H· I It's Time for Trips 27 Abbie Stratton is playinjllhc plano as Hul Kneen TaP>OC~ 27 26 BrunswiCk Stow Pea & Cheese Salad ao Cabbago Ca,e•ola Carrot Ra1s1n Salad Grape Juice Bread l'udd1ng . White O< Brown Bread 81hdPotato Turkey Cutlt l Mashed ~ola toos & Gravy Sooaono<l Ml•oe Vegol~lllo• Slowed Prunes Ro.ll Broccoli SOUII 20 Fish & Shnmp Hush Puppies Potatoes Wedge s Coleslaw Watarmoton Talors • Cooka Chol~:~~ · Str{lwborrle s ~ Plk o-...n FNd Ct~tn l~ 4· H racoSaled Or•ngeJ~-. Brown•• 13 C~ 8JSCUI1 R~sphamss Cooks Chol.. 12 Bttaf Noodle Caa atr~e 9"1 Slow ilelty Salad aa•o<l Beano M$Caton• Salad ·~' 10 C l\l~ P1neappl• Chunka & Manoenn Onmgea Whllo or Srown llreld THURSDAY ctm• l>cml'!/, IHI ~ Hoi Do\) on BUll ' August 2002 Monu'o oro proport<l bf Cynllllllllcllonnio, RD, LD • 1 MEIGS COUNTY SENIOR NUTRITION PROGRAM Tht Sentor Nulritton M"i It •erved Dally •t 12:00 Evening Meals /fl,\'l t>, wldre.\'Jin,~ iS.\'Ut.\', ll tJI Jlt' l'.'itllllllilit>s. t'.\JHl'S.W! d ill • Page A 5 ·Ne.w s About· Senior Citizens In Meigs County ~~~------~------------~====~: www.mydtllytentlntl.com nit' ~lphliOII.'i ~tiM! • 'IUeschly. Aupst I. 2002 (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992-2157 Batte Pearce Managing Editor TM Dally www.mydallyHI'ItiMI.com Support Groups The Curi'IIN m1d SlwriiiS Support Grollfl meetH the fourth Thursday of each month u1 the Mei111 County Senior Center at t :00 p.m. The mcctln11 date Is Augusl22. Debbie Mitchell, Pleasant Valley llospiiUI, will speak al the Auaust mcelina on private duly serviccHand who pays for them. The Srmkc Support Group will meet on August l4 at I:00 p.m. in the conference room at the Cenler. Lia Tipton, Occupalional Therapist, Holzer Rchabllilation Ccn1cr. i~ the coord inalor. Nancy Stevena, from Holzer Medical Center, is lhe facilitator for the Dlabetr.r Support GroufJ. The mcctlns will be held on Ausust 15. Meelina• besin at 10:30 u.m. It' yuu experience some of the foltowina symptoms. you may huvc a sleep disorder known us sleep upnou . w Jnvnluntary lo1 movements ·durlnll sleep '" Trouble fulllny us loop w J'leelina tired when you IJOI out of bed ' n · Periodic awakenings durtna the nlsht •• Ros1loss sleep · W Nlaht sweats '" Snoring '" Pulliny ustecp while driving To find out more ubout Hlecp llllllCU, how It IN treated, and Do sure to stop by our toble 111 whut iN the treatment, join u the Meigs County Pulr on Senior reprcsontutlvc J'rvm Continuity Citizens Day, Auaust 15. of. Care. a.Dl v!Mion ofl'lcuNunt We will have lou of Valley Home Medical Information for you und your Equipment, on Augu11 27. The family obout whatjiOCH on at the presenlalion begins at It :00 a.m. Senior Center. Our tubte wilt be toca1ed ncar BINGO the Secrctury'N Office from 10:00u .m.2:00 p.m. Prizes will be awurdod to lhc Dring u friend and NIJn up for winners when we pluy BINGO our door prizes I on t\UJIUNI 29. The fun stUrll at II :00 a.m. Lifeline Screening Maybe you will be lucky and Three simple, painleu tem wlnl can help you avoid a stroke and 111ke only tO mlnuteN 10 perform. Unfurlunfltoty, hulf of ull Htrokc victims huvo no wurninll MlgnN before a Hlroko uccura. l. ifelinc Scrccnln11 li NponNored by O'Dieneu Memorial HoNpllut and will be al the Meiss Senior Center on Friday, AUJIUHl 9. Pre • res!Mtralion 11 required Social Security A board-certified phyalcian will review and confirm your Rcpresentallvel from. the Mcreoning rcaultM which you will ' AthenA Social Scc11ilty Office rec7lve In 12· t~ butlnes~tday•. will be at lhe Mcta 8 Senror 1 hr,ec lCNtN arc avuilablc· Center to uNNiNt people with Curoud Anery/Strokc Screenlna .. Social Security problem 1 and 10 Abdominal ~ortic Aneuryam provide Information. Tho dates ( AAAJ Screen Ina. and arc Auauu 14 & 28 ' from Peripheral Arlerlal 0111eat1e 1O:OOa .m.· 11 :00 a.m. Scrcenlna. Each lest coNta $40 mall three can be done for $99 . Also available h an ONtcoporo•l• Scrccnlna for $3~ . Plmc call 1·800·407·4'57 lo schedule your appointment 'f)lc speaker for the AujUil meeting will be Jerod Vernon, t'hurmuci sl, and he will speak about uver the counter medication s und herbal supplements. Hotel. lil\loy the Bourdwulk und vi ~ lt ull tho cusim>N t>sl · $219 per person/double room . · · Ntlvtmbtr U·l7-Sm!>ky Mvunltdns Christmus, l'l~ cnn Fnrwe Wlntcrt'est. Chrl s tma~ at 0\lllywood. lliltm1•ro llstuto Cundlctlyhl Tnur-cost-$380 Th4l Mlllgs S4lnlor Cllnter . Is sponsorlnll the follow Ina trlps1 There must he ut teus\ ) ~ ('er>ons ro ~i~ t ore~ 1u m•~ o llnut rese.vutlons for lheso trips. · 'J'uesd~y. O~tnhor K·Putl f'ottu~o tnp throu~h Wo11 Vlr~tnlu w11h 110p1 ut Huwk's Nosl. ihO Now R1vor llrld~o. u coul mine oKhthltln Oockl~, uml u l>11ffot dinner The cost i• $50.00. '1\J~t~~doy, ll~cemher tO · O~I o hay Park Pcillvol nf U~h1 1 111 Wheel In~. WV. Includes u VIQtununllclmc '1\nrr. lwlldUY llphl' 111111 · 'i'tie cost II $~0 . 00. A Cuunlry ChrtdmoN trt11 In Noihvllle li planned rnr Uecomhor 3·5. The trip ladude• htllet uccurnmud ullun Nn1 the Holiday Inn, u vl sll In the Oprytand llo1cl 1'1>r " Jlunt~iY In Ice" cumn»• und •cutplures, the lh~ll• ('uy Rllckelto• Chmrmos S('eclucutur u1 the Omnd Old Opry..lhe Sunder> ~um1ty C'h~~Xtmo• u1 1ho Rymun 1\udllurinm, udrnro 10n Ill the newCountry Mu81<' t lull ui Fume Mumun und 2 ~etu.. comtnOI11Ut hrcukfuMs The cn!l u ' l fXl ('('' penun I'm u double room. . Allee Wamsley I• the Vutunloer Trip Cooul1nu10r f\>1 lhe Melp! Senior Ccnlcr und con he cuntuctcd ul home at U92·~ 9 ) ~ . l'tou•c , leave arnc•••»• II' Ihere i• no un•wor. · i' J . I ,.. Bellly Nlcodemu•, MetK• County Touri1m Dire~tor, !1 1iwwn a1kin11 question• on Mclu• County trivia. BollY awarded prize• to thoie wllh tho correct un1weu ul the Moll• Senior Center r~ccnlly. Fulr Uuys at the Cllnter Ilave you enjoyed »oin» 10 tho fulr but ure· nut nblo m auend thi1 year due to health prubfom1 or maybe tho heat bother• you'l Well , we have a •oluliun for you. Join 111 for "Pair Day1 at the Senior Center" on Auau•t i3. We will have fun Rnd aamc• wilh the j~lrla from liol tcr Hnaplcc be&lnninl at ll :00 u.m. The Mel¥• County l. lbrury wilt have craf11 for yt>u 10 do and Rio Orande Colleg e ~ttudenu will do face JlRintlllg . We will ul•o hftvc u myucry clown und If Y\lU ·can auc11 who it I~ yllu will .win a prlzo. l'hla will be ·a day of fun 10 be M uro 10 join ua. "We Care Fur YtJ(4 Uke Family" , • IIOME OXYGEN • HOSitl1'AL IUms • Cl'Al' MACHINES • WIIIIELCHAIRS • NEDUUZERS • OXIMETRY U /lour liii!BrJlDIICY Service • Free Delivery ' Birthday Parties The monthly birlhday pany · will be hettl on AUjiU8l 22. Come cct~hrate your birlhday at Wllovene Bailey will play the the Senior Center wilh you.r ~lano at the Ccnler on Ausust 8. friends. The "Oolden Bells" Bell Come and enjoy her ea ~t y Choir from the Trinity ctwrch litlenin& music and lin& alon11. will be here w entcnain you. Stpllmbtr 22-U·Atluntic Clly with 1\0d~in~ ~~ The Twpt~un~ For Your Entertainment WI HONOR POMEROY, OH 1192-378!1 ' OOLOEN BUCKEYE CARDS r.t'ft~lorr.i·800-45 8·684"""4""""""' I �TM Dilly Sentinel • Page A 7 ht.• Inside: i11sMr. Pus.- ,·\ I'Ofrt' j!l' thr I l~t't'S tlit's. \V<mlllllll'l'll,ll 1'11t' ru.~t' .. i\ilY . S\'ntin '' at as after ' f AI n" • t~o.ll. ~ toq111 " ~ ~~ "''*lll'll<.'t \1 11l1 1\lll.h\11\l,ll ill 1111'11 1\1)('111'1' 1111\'f "''~ 11n1th. 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Texans get early taste of NFrs · 1\liNTON tAPl 1\\'llll•tt 1\t•tt !\lm1~. wht• hultl' lh1• mttlntml hl11h ~d11>1• l 1'111'\11\l ft\1' pusshtll VUI'\1' ill ll St'IISIIII , ~lli tl M~>tlllt\V Ihal ht<' II piny Itt ~~tl · ttiHtt'lt'rllut· ~ k'll'' '" \v,~~~· Fnr''''· Tlw '''ttinl'ln lw sl.'t tht• nnlilltlltl 1'1\1\lttjlt' t't'\'tlt\1 111\\1 llll\'t' lllht~l'' lnth~ flnt~IIHIIIW Ill' 11"1 '~li\\111, u 40 I J I 1\:111· ry 111'\'1' Nt'Witt'~ I . 1\'~1111! Vull~)' It• IIIII tlw lllv lsh•11 IV ~IIIII' IIIII\ Mutt~ pn ~wtl 1\•t' 1>\l•lsh•tt IV \'ltt~lllplt>ll,hlp rnm~ 1\'\'\11\h 111' -! ,Ill VIII\\S 11m 1\1111' 1\Ht~' hdt•wtts 111 'nnlsh th\) .~..,11· Sill\ w\111 II lliti \IIIIWitk• 1\'1'111'\l llf ~. 770 )'111'11> \lllsslnjllllllill ~llllt' • l\'1' \lt'tl (II 11111\'lltiiiWII dark side I !\hilt~ h IIIII t'\11\l'l'i'IWtllhlll hb n fu1•l · t. I 1J~ · 1)••11ntl l'ntnw will htH'I him Itt \'t•l· 1 ~111'. l\1'ttlt>11\ 1•!1 \'lls~. whkh 1\•ttlltt't'' Mmt~ Itt lh~ ~11\ll jlttll II \Ill 11\lllli\ \' tiii~S II ' I liM) l'ttn• nln~ but· ~ ; . ' hmtld h~lp him jll't'\llll't' fnr Iill' no,~~l 11'1'1'1. h"' ,\ttl\ ' " l ' muht•til ttl'\'l'll~~·~lt.l' for 1\( '( ' ljll l ttWI' hllt' ~ ," ~lilt\ M1111~ . lt~sll'l' ltl'\ 1>\vbh•n\V Bobcats i\'1'111 \NS 111111\1 K~wtn Ohio sopho· S h\11'1 ~•1' lu1s 1 ~ 1\ hu s k~thutlutl\lll~d tl~d 111 f'rr I• undctsllllillllhlc ~t~lvcn his dcsii'Clll jjC I 111111'~ •~ •· Ion s l'luylnu lime," suld O'Shun. 'Ik lcuvcs In jlt•od 11c11d ml ~ stumiiiiJ.I 111111 we wloh hl111 well. lie'• 11 wu11ilcrl'111 kill," San Dl110 State punishes seN SAN IliE< 10 i i\l'l Sun 1>11')111 Sitii C unnouncccl II NCI'IC• ol se ll illlpiiNCd JlC IIII I• lies lot vlollll ill j.l N( 'i\t\ rules hy holditlll •llllliiiCI' f'1~1ll111 1i workouts 11111 locu l h 11ch, The lnlritcllolls ste in 1m111 SU IIIIIICI' \'1111\lillltllilll! NCN• slnils f'nr 111'l cn•lvc llnc~m~u ~oonlltutl ~d hy lluldwl11 Irom I WH·200 I. I l'amc and the Amen can Sll\lrt~ca\lcrs I~ all of l'amc , HNttl \1 "' illlll\\lttnlitcd hi 19NI'l w1th a ''or on U11IIY"''"'III\ "Walk 11f Fan1c" ~~<here a ll<lWcr and c1mdle lrihute 11uid. ly Ueam illlti'KIUI.'td radio and tclevrsmn fan' hl now '""'dl\11:1 phrases such"' ",lam dunk" 11nd "air hall""' he becnme an insepm~hlc pllft of an tll'gllllltalion that '"" pmdu<'Cd 111111' Nl:IA \'hamphln,hip teams . 1\lxlUI I00 rans IJIIIhercd 11\llside the hils• ~ltal , a11tl many broke intotean. when they hcol'd Hcan1 tiled. · "I've been lullowin~ the l.;~~er' fnr .N Y\'"I'S., ~e 1\1\ly V<lkc .' ever het~rd was tlncl. s, satd Carol Wcls'helll., 4(1. lie''"' called a !'C'\'.ord 3.3~ll ~.~msccullve u1t..crs 1111me:~ shu1h~ ill I965 he fore the strcnk ended In tlet't'mher 2001 , when he tmdcrwe1H heart sull/,cry. Hh ub,cn..:e stt-clchetl when lie hroiCe n hlp in a fall in Fchrut~ry. lie retumcJ April 9 und hnlad cnst the Luket11' playon· 1'1111 10 their third t'lmsccutive championship. ll"'" ·rrux tcm they 'r-c ~till lct1111ht~ . • lllll the mtw~ ulso Sljllltlls tlmt thl' St~elcl'l> uren ' I l'Ctttly ycl 111 11,lvc llll 1111 tidwurtl~. who huil only .n \'\lt~ hcs th~ IM\ IW\l scliSI\IlS ul'ter mukhll! lit tiS t\ moklc In I 999. "llhhtll I've ht\tl 111\lre ups I htm I've hnd downs thi s y~ul\'' tidwmtl~ snld. "I'm jUSI Wllrklllll htll'l.l tllld lf}'lllll Ill ~Itt)' 1111 the tcum. I've jusl 11111 to nmke lhl' 1\lstcr. l'm nul worried ubtlUI pltl)'l llj!. lim I' '" Wtl\\1nls,, ll~es the switch, ~11)'11111 It will 111t1kc him u ~OIIllllct c tllnycr, eWil tlll\u~h he Is uh-cudy kmiWil lts the Nltl: s lw~l · hlm: klttll tc(c\ver. "Hy ph\yhlj!. sh11, h 's llllh1ll, lu help me nut u lm. I think h's lltll lll! to mukc mil cvcnn mnre pullslicd 1'1 1u1c t'\11\ller t\\l\;ttusc, 111 the slut. ynu lmvc hi be ublc I\\ ttm the underncuth \'\lutes,'' snltl Wul'd, who sui ut.ll \\l'ttctke M{111duy whh u sure mmstrhll! but Is I'XIltl~led bud 'l\1csduy, "It ulsu ~tl ves me mmthcr tlllll<lf· lllllh}' 111 tlltch the hull deeper llll\\111 the lldd IIkc Bobby did." . . l'idiVttfds \\IllS bel!lllllllll! to lllllkl'! nn Imp~~tt liS u sped ttl letll1iS pl\I)'Cf ltiSI Sl'liSt\11, til lenst until he stepped 11111 nl' bo\\nds t'tll'crl nj!.ll pu111 In the At"C dnlmphmshlp 1!1111\C, 1'1mt l'mccd the Stcelclll to p11111 tll!llill, untl "1'1'\ly Urown returned It t\w the plvtllnl tnuchdown In the Putrluts ' 24· 17 U(lSel vktory. lidwnrtls ttiS\l ht1s lll'cn crll· kited hy tlluthcs und tcttm · 1\\lllcs, ln~htdilll! Wnrd, for Clllltldillll In he fmndctlu jnb lll'cuusc he wus 11 lillll·l'\lund pl~k .nmt not workhll! hnl'l.l cllt\\ljlh 111 Improve himself. ~tmdle til's hii!I!I!Sl obsm· tic l~n't ncccssurlly mnkllll! th~ jump from Olvlslon I to thtl mu ch· l'lt~lcr l!tlll1e speed of the Nf1L, but tlulnl! It til n posltltm he hus tlluyi!tl 11nly OCCliS Itlllllll )'' "Wh~l\ tile bull Is In hi s THE DIAMOND , Gl \ll<ct ~ .nr 1 Oil 3 •M 10 HI •31 12 112 3~1 21 •12 hands, he ctm make stlll\C lhiiii!S happen," Cowher said. "Now, ~u n he mukc the trunsltlnn to fl'<ldlllj!. defe nses. muklnl! the rll!hl udjustments, ull the multiple thlni!S he's J!Ohll! lo he loollh111, dl'l " Wh~ n you look u1 the wuy he's done h ttl!nln~t our defense In cu mp. and oot ddens~ will Jl,il'e ytl\1 us nmuy dlt)'erenl looks lis uny· body, he 's handled it real well . He's 11 lllllllftll pluycr und I think he 's IICllln~t more comtortuble In there.'' Still, thut didn't p~Cvenl Cowher from sci'Cun\lnl! loudly lit Rundle El during pruetlce Mond11y, liPiltirclllly be~:uu se the l'Ccclvcr . com· pluln~d he WllSil'l lll\ll!hl un ussl~nmcnt he wM usked In perlon11. · Burress (groin) ulso ten pructlce curly wllh what uppeured to b~ tl mlnllf h~ury. "It wusn'tone ol' nur stellar pruclkcs,'' Cuwhcr suld. 1/.ltve up 11 slnl!le Ill t>UTROIT (A I)) - 'fhc Atlc~u hit 11 tlnec · run yctll' Wedllc sduy In homi! , 81lbby Al'irtu 11 tWtl·llUt Anohalm l\n11al~ IIlli l\l hnmtlr und Cul'lo~ llchlt'!~ Monll'tllli untl· pltehlnl! In , With LllMAHI!\'Il!M leadinl! ~Ill sln~t~ lc to •nd Truvls Li!e. I ~ lrtlh aurly fn thl.l 11\\lrtl• W\\111 4· 1'01'· ~. helplnl! tl9·tlcllrec h~ut illdn 'l shlw 3·4 111 th tl ell!hth 1 Prtul Shutly (tl· l) wulktltl Plucltlo Ina. wl~hlnll thtly werll ' Klln~u~ Clly end the llfl! Unit. '· 1 htltiiC wllh the t111y ot'f. Ml11111.lM \IIli M flve· jlllll\C Juhn~on (111·4) stru~k oul i\11~1· hlll\lllli! the fll!~!r~. wlnnlnl! M lreuk . - the first sht butllm - two lhtly wc1 h"PilY ub!lul ~ hy uf Jim DllsiHtlcs' rc~t.ird wh I'll they Wlll'C: ut 1h11 t\'l!l lh.m: ,JA\'S 71 Otuot.RS l Ill sturt u l!lllll\1 - u1\d did · of thl.l 1\t. wild ~urtl stullt!· St~vc IJurrls (~·~ ) ullowed 11'1 ltllow u hit until Roller ln~s un11r u 11· 3 win tlllc 1'\111 untl s l~ hll~ In ~ll!hl Cedeno'8 chopper 111 lhlnl Mlllltluy nlll.ht. lnnltti! M to will hi s flnh busc, leutlhll! oft' the sixth Shuwn Wooten hud u "trnll!ht dcdslon, untl l.uk1.1 lnnln11 , cm·ccr- hll!h lour hltMnl't~r Pmkntlcc fini shed wl1h u Mull Wlltlums fielded the 1'\lf\lu~lnll tllll h\lul'lltl Scott · pct'I\M ninth 111 Skydtllllc. hlill but hull 1111 dtun cc to Spcl't.lll fnthc fourth lnnln11, 11cllhc speedy Ctltlllllll, who ttnd llrutll~\llhllill' nnd Troy Wmn: Snx 4, slid hitu the busc. Ohi\IM hit but k·lll· buck l>t<:vn. Rt\VN .\ N11w York's 1111ly other hll 1\uml.lrM lu lwcuk Olll.ln 11 tic Mtu~k John so l\ hit u wus u t:lcun slnl!le by Mo lituna In tho fifth liM lhll llnbt'll nklul! 11'1111~ In the Vuu t~hn tu lend ufl' lhc ~e v· Alllllli M . pmetl ltlll.l DoMl\lll ninth niT HMI~btm Yun (S·II) cnlh . · . by u l'"ll'· t!Uma In lhe wild fur tha v\KIIilll! While So)(, JohMilll ~lru~k mil II und t iii'\II'IIUI\. · threw 114 pltchc ~ l'ol' hiM Dalrolt, whluh lo8t l'o•· the D· hACK8 2, Masrs 0 t'lrMt shutout since opcnlnl! llillhth lime In nin a l!lllllMI It' lhtl 1'u1111111l nr hlitil duy njulnsl Sun Olol!o unil lcil ~ · 2 . ut'ter Humlul ~outtln'l I!CI tu · Rnntly th~ 3lntl of his ~urccr. Sllllllii'N tlll'llo•run homer In JohnMO!I 1 1hr slumplnu New Wllllums hllmarctl 'tuld ~l l)ttl .. the lhlrtl but only put l.llltl Vtlrk Milts sur weren't Critl l! mmsc ll hit un Rill I O\IIIAII•Iotd. Cltn u~•• Oppu~UNII\' t·unnor In s~orln11 pu~lllotl l!tlllll! lo. double ol'f Shuwn Ustlis (4· IU~flll~11,, ~Uih 0,A,9 @; , ~ U hill , I the l'tnttl siK lnnlnai. JuhnMll\ rebounded from 9) uMArlt onn won 1'11r the ~motlvlow Vlllill la. t~~ ~ . 8hlod"ow Annhclm lied lt In th ll hi M n1ust grulllilll! slurt uf 12th tlttltl In 14 1!Uil1C~ . !! Or 0111 1 ·(!~0 I 0011 •!100 (g!h"i fourth, than wonlllhMtl 011 tho ycur, plluhlnl! u two·hll· 8od tl1odl1 OK I 1 IUV ~OACLOIU" III btl • k·to·bn~k homcrM by tcr Montluy tiN ll1t1 Arl!nnu 1 uu.t.tliN 7, Uommks 5 · lloii•UPI A CO•i\111111 OK U10 OUitiSI l~ullm er tllltl OlliUMIn the t>lumontlbut:kM~llmplated u Oluvunnl Currul'u hit 1'11\h, · four•ltllllnll rtmtl MWCOil with 1'otltl Prull untl Jimmy mptl l Ill""'"' OAIDIT AI'-AI" .. ~IUo l!ad CIWdll ftlllltilngl tl 'l·O vlciOI'Y• ltnllln M with pitches with Lll\lllly MOllOY ~IIlii Wo •ollty Kt1VA1 .8 'I'WIN8.. tllllill l! nfl' the IOill!llSI lh c hUMOM loutlcd ll~ ~'" R411 ~RE! 1 11\lii.,.IIOI\ IOD-311-4181 In Mlnn~upoll 8, Luis outhlll In tha nllljun thl ~ Phllud elllhlu rulli otl ul OoM fi'ILL ·FA!@ 1-II.. IU.!III Shorter to leave ' "Kevi n'.• dcdslnn 111 rmns· !!"'"' ,,r Polt~nco , l'll · lll'ft•tl>il~ l' 11\it\'N Ill' lht• )'t'ttt\ "'l'lwy' n• ••P'kltt j! l'tll' th~ lllllt't' uthlt•tk t!lllll'll'l'hnt·ks lhlllllllllll' ~ t' ll111"t'l'. snit's 11 ~ lllld Ill \Ill' \Ill' ," Tltt' l'l'l'l'hlttS IW\11'\I fur ' tiu,sltl)l vtml~ 11111 '~ustlll wus SCI l1Y .f.!t IhiiiM' Ill' Nl\1'11, W,Vu, Ik lht'QW I'm ~.~2 11 yunl' \11 llli!K, ""~1 "' , "'l'two"''s 111'\~f )l.<lil\tl\\1 be a111\ther t'hkt.. U\'1111\ ," 1\mncr 1..~!1..\'rs ~tar and hi!sk lbnll lllllllll' F~mcr Mt~~~ic J11hl\sllll Mid Monday llljlhl. "Ue 's 11 mtm wll\l will Ill' l'CIIll'\1\· I'!Cl'Ctlllll~ tiller. S1\ll\l' 1\1"\PI~ bi~er lhllll lheif Sll';Mt, htlll!tr thtm their jllb." Ileum, the 11111 ~1ilny-h ~-pl\1)' allll<llllll't'r till' l .lll.cl'l> c\1\'r hatl, thl'd 011 1'1 :30 p.m. M11111111y 111 N1111hridllc Ml'dl~nl t'emer I hlSf\llt\1, lt>nm ~~lil~'CSIIIl\11 ll 1h Steiner suld. lle wns ll~ . _ lll'\11~~ fell n11d slf\1<:k his hcnd tltidll)' ill the 1\a~t.. t~l'l.llll' Ihe lind lit\ home he shufe\1 with wife Mll\ll."· 'l'hcy w.lilld ll11vc <:elc· l\l'tlletllhdr !14th w'Cddln!lnnnlloe1'Stlf)' Allji. 1.1. · . Sull/,C\liiS Ofll'l'ull'd twice · S1lllll'lh1y 111 t'Ciii'\C swellh~ 111 his bmlll, bill he never I'Cllulnctl ~·otlscillliSIIcss . llall Royals, Angels post wins; Big Unit dominant against the Mets 1111 l!lduy. 1\ll>ll' 1'•'1 1· shil'lill!l dill'• ln)l lh~ l OIHI· 0 I ~lll"tl ll , S lll ll'l ~ r pluy· C\ l Ill ·~wn lhorter .l!lllll\'s 1" 11 fi'I'Nhlllll ll lnst Yl'llf. lit• tolukd 21'1 mlu· lll ~s, IIWI'II U III~ I.•I point s 1111\1 () ,II I'ChllllllliNjll'l' 1'11\lii'N I. Tlw <'1\1111111 ' l '~twll s hl\' ' M l~ l 1.. null v~ c n,l11y ~ 11 · h s hcs1 ~11 tuc u ~tul tl s l L11nN . lsl11111l lt,t the '!l'~ nlniL t'llllllll nl til ~ Hl l llolduy (' tussle, m li'IIIJj sl,\ pnltll N UIILI lll'llh• hill~ II jlllil' 11!' I'Chilllti\IN hoth CIIIWI' ll ljjhs , II ~ Clln• VCI'il'd lill'11 ~ · 11f• fiVC field · i!Hnl llil~lnpls , IIINII cn i' C~I' \ !RO!Ht 1\\, ( l'l - pltt~'C In the slot, with s'Ct~mtl· Otw or thl.' 1\lw Ullllnswered l'\\Unti tlfllll tlkk ntWlll\11 , 1111e$tlm1~ whcll the ~nl~tlle Iii pushhl!! him l\11· Pitlsb\liih Sttclctll' tt'lllllh\l pi hill, 1lm\1, 11\)lll~l\lly, 1:1\l\t:h 8111 tll\1\ll 11\'ICIICI.IIVIIS Will\ WtmhJ \Whc1' hM ll tl\n\1"'111 llll\11 , repllll'l! nohb}' Shll \\1 liS lbll "WI! 1\-1!1 we hn v~ some sll\1 1~~~ \1\'r: 1'crall\.'l! ·Mnthl~ \\f 1'\lOkll' · n!WIIllli .Rlllll!le lil: lll)lltli\S, hutthnt \ hmv we're snltl '1\tms tlut, .h ,lust mlaht ~ ~tllt'lhl~." t'owhcr M\lll~h\y. "\Ye 1 llul~l'l stc lmw "' lllllt!S Wllt\1'1 Will'll, 1\ Pt\l llowl 1\'l~l~r AniWllllll RMdlc lit will tl\l Wh\\.~1' 1M ~t\ld\11.~ l11sl S!'!IS\\11 lhi'I'C. WI' Cl\11 lliWli}'S 1\10\11' CliSH sel t1 sllllll\l•SCIISI)II tllhl'r 1\\l\11111' l\1'\luntl. We' II 1\'l.lm 1~'1.11\l. ls11'1 In dllllfer stc how h u11tulds." Whl'n the Sttcler~ let\ \If 111sl1111 his sltlflel"~ tob "~"~~~ t'l\ltn Plu~k'l.l Bun~~~. Utlwtll'l.ls untll'lll~tetl f\lr lhc Uut whl'n the Sl~le~ 111~11 1-ltl\ISI\lll 1'cltllllS' t!llptiiiSIOII the l"~~ctl~l\1\ Thm~tli!Y nljlht tlrul't , It s~l' mcll thl' 1999 t~~uln~l th~ JN~. \Vtll\1 will n1~1·\\llllld tll'tll't chulctl 11\ll!hl • ~ ll~l lhllll lh~ tl\ll~ltll.l Ill lh~ hnvtl pl t,yed his h1s1 i)ntlll' fn1' ln~h!c re~~lvrr'~ \\Ill'! In llln s hm~lt . Much cun chtllli\1! In the ' thl'\\1!•1\'l'Civ~r sets. 1lte t\UI• month lltttl I'C IIltllns bel\ll'e ~ltlc l'l'tll.lll'et'l> will be Bm'l'C~s the Sl'lll· IJ upcncr til thl' ~"rlwhlll lldwul'\1~, w 10 Olll'C tlltln 1 llutrluts, nnd lhl'l'll's plllnly ol' l111.u1 to mllkc It 111 tmtnhtll. thll\\ 1\w lhl' .IS·YcliNlld Mtllhls, At hmlll 's lllpl'C\:el ~r 1:"11111· the lust l'!li)hl scltstms, 1111tl Until now, furml!r Alln11lu l'CI.'Cii'Cf 1'cflii\C\'! M tllhl~ Wl\S Rundle HI 111 ~cl lllnl'C ~tllll · upc~ltltl 111 IItke Slmw·~ l'ol'ltlble In tm ollcnslw sys· ""tt - pu~M'/\ , 11' 1\II N I' ~ I', h ~ llil ~ OUQ \1 Tim 0 ' S h ~ u 111111111\IIC ~i l \hi~. lh1Ml~ a~ a m mber <~f the na\~t'tllall .Hines Ward may move·to slot for Steelers Maukchoosu Wake FoNSt lh~ I .11! tlFI.l\S \ 1'\ t'hh:l. Ut'at11, the tla"h•Mit' 1<1<1111 and tclc\lsi<ln \llil't 111' tt~c Los 1'l!t'l ' l.al.cr-. 1\\r 42 1!\\tl\, \\a\ rcm~ml tl'l.l b t'l~cts, ian' anti ~-..11 " l«<!l\1~' hll Ill\ c<ll\'h flllta~c~ and fricn,l · Injury AROUND IHADII 0, IAVAitO <:town In front of Toxnna OIH II\ ~ IIMIII ~t ill Jtll!llllV Sl1onk1 y 1.\1 ~\l" H 1~ yru~l il M~ r\11 IHtllltt SIIHr)ltJr 111 lll!l til ll\IIHt 1111 MtllllltlV,. (API lln olmo l~t~~ H fit ~ \ -- Kiskis among new faces at Marshall IIII NTIN( ITON, W.Vu, MIII'Nilllll I IIII Vl'I'Nii\• tou it hull l't<m'tl(:s Wdl'lllllllli ll ~ I liNN of ,\.I plit~l'l'.l ill l'jlllljlll' M1'111l11y n ll ~ l'llllllll , llll'ltllllllf! lnt'tltl'l' ( lulllu Al'lllil'tny Nllllllllllll N111h1111 KIN ~ IN , 111 111111' ~ lht• ul'lll'111l 1111r1 ol' tit~· 200 2 ~11 11\jl . 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Mess from Pip AI tlontltltho ~ur IIClllto one ol' th~ Cllljll}' buyK Ill Inulunupo118 Mllllll' Sjll'\!I:IWII)'. AKStewul'\ hunietlly wulked ul1'. he ~wull~tl hi Khu11tlln the ulr wh~n UlliJI'\lu~hed frum behind by u nuu1. Mook wu.~ Jullowltlll und Stcwun broke hllll ll trollll l!CI IIWII)I. Mook run ulunyMidc hlni, und Su:~wurt tuml!tltu. hlm und lhrcw M vcrul llUn~heK llclforc he wu~ pulled ltwuy. "lie 8ln1ck me 111 th~ chest," Mlillk told l11e Slur In u Ktory printed Mondoy. "I run, II!Olln t'runl ol' hI ill 10 tt\kll II pfCIUI\1 uml I IIIli on' one frnn1c . He Cl\ll11.lll:lWtll'lll11 und RII\ICk 111C In Iilii chCNIIll 11~11110 otllof the wuy. I didn't purNuc him." Mook told the ncwsp11pcr thm Si Wlllt "truck him o11ae, Ulldln11 th confhmtlltlon wuM "llclnl! lolully blown out uf p1'111llll11nn." · , Hud ll!lllllwo ~Iii ftre• Mattlht.nl Aooou"t l ~~~~~b~o:o~n~l Ortdll 01\U I611Witi ftiilOfl tuo ~hllhlllinQ It> Qu,'l Publloo\10111, IU1a A,., NW $ullo l o t~ Oopr G CONIOl.ID~TI ' 0.0. ~0030 I •000•3011·11813 I•103·~1lH318 0..0100!1 · Rtauee monttlly : uooo•pub1.6tU l w••w "''~ll•l,~ubl loolll~ll iOOMi Mllltng 0 "' lal•• ~mohurool · ~rtt du~~lltl , ~blllgtl Allt!lnmledlololjl Ct"u•11 tl~pMunllyl ~Of ~ret 1\liOttnAIIM , C•ll 'IIlii ~"'" VOUA WAY OUT OF OEBtl Pay 01'\fll pgyme11ttt bii!Jmor rlh I!AISY IO~tl •tAr1et1 Snvo 'll!oll!llll~ ! while D«.'lllnlng tlohr l'tro f:U1Arlt:rAI Freedom Chrlst!&rl Ct~ur r "f!llrl;;:~ (diJOI tlol i Yl ~ 1 CG3 wwwdebtct B ort;1 (Nor1 Profill R\l\!el'c r:tt.h IJ111Jk avcty ~ Mm . 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Fru 1111· ma10o. ~740)44a.e308 and 1.800-291-ooM Meigs, Gallla, And Mason ~~~~ Advertise suoo your buSII\eSS 11-~~ on this High& Dry -e-,. page Self-Storage lJ795HU.•JRi. for as low .as Y"wNSI! Po.,..,. Oiit i i i ""ilio-.,J 1D87 lauru Pup, Tewtr. 41)>0, Runo GOOd, Good Gn Moioogo. uo We Cove ~740)441 ·1033 1VM Ford F250 52.000 m11t~ Stt Ul> •LT. In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD NOW ONLINE . :Walorllnt Spoclol :"'~ PSI S2t 00 Par 100, t 200 PSI $35.00 Par IOO: All erooo Comprtooloo Fllllngt In Stock. RON !VANS !NT!APAIS. es Jockoon. Ohio. 1·800- aoo 113H528 l\egtster ~ribune Sentinel Your Ad, (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 Call Today••• Or Fax To Or'Fu To 675·5234 Or Fax To 992·2157 .p:eo To Place ' 11\Jll.lliN(] Slll'l'l.ll~ 1988 Dodge Van runt good Slant e ongrne good tlroo.' SI .OOO (740)~45· Dt 8D -:-c::-::--:----- 1D90 Geq lt""kor hanl top, 4x4, •cyl , 5 IPttd Clood Cond•tlon. $2100 Neg 1304188N775 I 19D9 Dodge Durango suv 4x4. Platinum Grey 71,000 Leather lntertor and Third brlok, sewer P'Pts. Seat Excellent Condtllon. , tlntato, oto. Claude $20,500. (304)875·481 f Rio Grando. OH Loavo Moougo j ....... f'(Jif~Al.E .po.d 4oyl (740)446·8105 evenlngt Monday· thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dally ln ~Column; 1100 p.m. Mond•y-P' rlday for lne•rtlon In NeKt Day•• Pap•r Sunday ln ·Co lumn : 1 :OD p.m. Prld•v Por Sund•v• Pap•r All Dlaplaya 1 ~ Noon :1 Bu•ln••• Daya Prior To Publlc:•tlon Sunday Dlaplay: 1100 Thuraday for Sunday• Includes Free Yard Sale Slgnl Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word · Ads Must Be Prepaid L.,-------·· :"rorrlor. Mole., 4 monthl old. Houoobrokt $275 (740)367·5095 Bloodhound Pupa, $350. 'Mt,~lt Still 4 meltl 6 4 Fe· ;mo-.. (740)24&·0304 . $6 740-992·5232 per month! DEPOYIIB p h0 ne All Mukos Tntclor & Equipment Pam _. 992 2 155 iiri:i:;si""'"M;,O'.I.llii_CY_c.:_~·_.}i·.~~ :AKC Roglotorod Vorkohlre $25.00 The D81•1y Senti'nel 97 Jeep Wrangler 1011 top 5 Plsplay Ads .,.,, r l~·.lt.'itiNAI.~ L.------111·.1 .1' WANtl•.IJ Why wart? SieHl meeting Qhlo ilngtel tor,tght call toll tree 1·800 ·766-2823 ax! I j0i1·- ----., ANNilliNLl-:~tiWIS C·1 Boer Carry Out permit tor sale, Choslor Town sl1lp, Molgs County, aer1d tellers of Interest to The 01111y Sentinel, PO Bo11 729-20. Pom&ro'l/, Ohio 45769. r-oster Paronts Looal Agoncy In Ohto aook· lng qualified couulol to bo· como Foster paranls In lawrence. Gatlla~ Jackaon Molua areaa There will be 5 to I0 lomlllel ch011en to tmoome part of tho pilot projecl, Oualltled applicants may receive up fo $40 00 ller day tetmbur!llement In· teruated parltes Call (740)046·0873 ask tor Rob· erl II you have previously called, pluMe call aun1n Moeon Coun ty Early cere nnd Education Cantor Is flOW ecof)ptlng _.~onrolhnont tor lull lime nno J11HI limo spf!coa We servo chllctnm 1\gell 1·6 Hours ol (')JlOra· tlon oro 7 30Brn to 5 30pm We a•e also now oltorlnu a hall day presCIIOOI program Hoursore815 to 1215wl1h hruaktasl and lunch servot.l Degreed and e~eperlenced atoll will Do working wtth your ch1ld un pre-readiness 1kllls f'ulllon Is based on family Income Link Ia aleo accep ted PluR&e cor11a.:t Jane Haddo~o: or Laura Ul· !teton at (304)676·657 !1 lor rnore lnlorrnatlon 3 Killona Ltllor Tmlnod 304 576·333:0 UlNTAMI FOUNIJ ATTENTION HUNTERS Make Colla to protect YOUR GUN RIQHTS And gel paid tor rtl Up to $7/hour and potd training. Call 1·868·2 37·5342 Ollt 230 1 r '1\arnplke 'is In ne~d of SALES CONSULTANTS IInne" • litlclligcm · C'uurtcmrs • Fttcndly r\ P"rNOn icHJkinS rur n corct.'r • salary. un t1l we ha ve ytm trainct.lunt.l reaLly to 1 h ~1r tl\llt 111Hlti VC jHIIcl\:l"~S 169 Omar Ave, Beside Hotl· day Inn , Monr:tny 8/5/02, Wednesday 817/02. Tt1ura· day 818102, I 0 00·5 OOpm Mlorowave. Clothes, Nrc NBOI August 6th, 6th, 71h 494 Dodrill Rood . Vinton 9 ooam-5 OOpm E 9 1111 1 01 bl8 1 18 " 'Y ng me na Oakwood Or Gallipolis Au· guar 9· 10, Frl 8•4• Sat 8 • N ftoofon;...~-~---, YAUJ) SAl .I .· Lwioiol~ii'~llllii':iiiKiiiliii'/Miiioiii''iio"'iio''ii-1" ' .... 24t Lincoln St , Wod AuiJ 7, 66m AnnA Elllll Auu 9·10, last 11ou11u In Beum Add washer & dryer, IJOyl men• and women's ()I thing winter coats and Iac\ We will pay a guam nt ~cd 811 "'Ill) S•e f ' 1 l >e·. •~ .I•' "SA"'-• 1' ,.. • ,, '·.• Lw-oiollioi..,iiil~ -ii"-_.1 .., l hrH (amlly Garage Sale At 2 JCT B?, Mill Crk Ad Aug 8·9 1ron sto11e. some anlluuee, I urn dreaaere, end tables !win bed. deak, tempt, qullll, ahnete, new· ln_u rnachlno ' lwuepsr. tan1. llle caDinet, VCR, plOt , Homft Interior, dlahos. pots & peril, couch iairo-~~---- WAN'Illl l w - - ··liilioliilliiol',;,''-_.1 .., Absolute Top DollAr US Sliver, Gold Coln1 Proal· tete, Olemonde, Gold Alngl, U S Currency,· M T S Coln Shop. 15t Soc· ond Avenue, Oeltlp6Ua, 740· 4•6·2"84 2 See llrlon K11NN MODELS Children 2 roars old \11fU adull& of nt agos For locel and na11onat Calaloge, com· merolats TV No &~o:porlence necessary Sotoctlona nt 5pm OR 7pm on Wod. Aug 14th at AarJiason Hotel Huntington W V 1·04E, Exlt •8 OR 1·64W, E>ll m I Modolo Not 1!70)558·7925 0111114 14 www hlghllle com/Hunt Moontlghl Escort& now hlr rny oscorls and dancors $011oua mqultloa only (740)388· t799 NEED A JOB? WANT A CAREEA IN NURSING? Nursing Assllllant Claseee ·Assistant Director of Nure· lng Supervlaea overall ca re delivery ·AN Manages cta.lly unit opera tion ·LPN Provrdes roaldont!l with out· standing nursing caro · ·STNA Provides d1rect c11re 10 very spocln llndlvlduals 1 heao proloaslonal poal· lions lncludo a full banofll a program and competitive IIAiary package Call Molle· sa Wamsley Administrator today tor a confidential In· lervlew AI 740·992·6606 Rocksprln"s Rehabrlltatro n Con tor 36759 Rockaprlngs Road Pomeroy Ohio 45769 EOEIMFDV :-----:---Commercial p81nlor wanted 2 plu s years o~~:porlenoe Dopondablo with reliable tmnsponatlon Call (7 40)245·5555 EASY WORK! EXCELLENT PAY I Asaembto products at home CRII Toll Free 1·600·467-5566 E~o:t 12170 EtJIT'aW•nttd Jan·Caro Ambulance Serv· ~·west Vlrglnta'a targeat amhularw;:e service is cur· ronUy aooeptlnu appllca· uon1 tor EMT Baalea and PararT10dlcslorourTri·Statoop· erallona, duo to recent dra· malic growth woot1eran e~ecrllng and chal longlng work experience, competl· tlvo salary ond beneflla re!lromonl. and tree contlnu· 1nu octucetlon For more In· !ormation call11'l ll tree 1677·560·460 1 E>porlonced bartender/wall· reaa wanted apply at the Aobyn 'l Nost New Haven WV rei roqulrod after t pm 304 -882 ·2875 oro botng ollorcd on Aug 1110 12 2002 II you ~re a cor· tng, comp6&SIQf'late person, you cou ld ba A part ol our Hoallll•'aro Toanrl Contact • Mom.iuy thru Saturtlay Judy Hart, LPN, lnatruotor ut 740 992 -Be oe or 740· IOOOum to 742 2370 or l!ltop by Rock· 6 IJOp m 'l'n heMin springs Aeha!JIIftallon Con· tor located at 36759 RockCilrt'l'r yuu hu\'c apnngs Road, Pomero'l/. IIIWII)'N dn•umed or. and I ill ou t a o111ss npptlca· tronl Equal OpiXHiunrty EmSmall engine ptoyor Encour11yrng Work· machBnlcJper ta manogor. ptar.e 0111eral1y MIF ON e~~;perlence requlrod , call for more Into (740)985·3301 New PhyeiCIM Practice ln Polnl Ptoa11ant CI>Onlngs lor E~o:pl}rtenced rrash Hauler ott lce attmlnlllra tJon and w11h CDI.'I Garbage Twck medtcet ass111ant Salary and Rolloll EltPorlonco Re - cornrrrenouralc with 0 ,norl· • Qulret.l Ca ll tor lnhJrv1ow once Ao 11 umo 10 con f1. (740):188 9686 • donco to Doclor s O!llce Formors Bank & Smilngs PO Boll 3023 Dublin Ohio 4;:,30:.;t.:.6_ _ _ _ _ _ Co, Pomoroy, Ohio Ia auek· _ lng A part.tlmo conoctor (o SRiee Clark Neodod rna~~;lmum 01 35 hows 110, week) lor Ita Pome,nu of· Christian Bookstore QOuatlll· "'' cBtlonu Enorgo ttc, ut{,IO· lice Wo nro tooklng lor lng, Friendly, Can Soli Will tornoonu' with colloctlona lng lO Promote B~Jsmesll , , exporlence. good communi· Send Aoaumo to CLA 561 , CAtion 8. cornputor skills cto Oalllpotre Dally Tnbune, Roaponslbllltlcal dutlos In· 8 25 Third All& , ORIIlpollll , cludo but not limited to mak· OH 4563t lng dntly phone CAliS prop~t· ::.......:..:;:..c_____ 1a1IonIma Ill ng oIIarm, co II DC· EXPERIENCED CARPEN· tlon tellers. preparation of TEAS NE EDED· Mull havo roporla ufltlznllon ot com. 8 dnvora license & trans puler to tacllltato dally re· porteUon loots & ~nowlodQo aponatbllltlee, personal con· or resldtmllat romodollng 1 1ac I wllh cua 1omors trmu OuaH11ed appUce.n1s can amBit clatma, asllttlnu tufl JliCk up an appllcatron at Ume oonec tor Sond cover Chrr.st1an'a 0111 tructron, toller and dotallod reeume 1403 Easlorn Avo , Gallrpo· to Far mora Banlo. At1n Hu· U Opon 8·!5 M·F: rnan Aeaourcea Dtroctor. {740)448·451 4 PO Boll 826. Pomeroy Ohio 4570Q Farmort Ban~ Suporvtaor ne~ded Flexible 11an Eq11a1 Hou11ng Lender hrl PTIFT Ftee 1n1o 1·866· MomlHir FDIC, nnd Equal <61 ·892t E•l 4 0IJIJOrlunlly Employer -Nww money·dro8ma com or l'ollllll Full·tlmo holr llyl"t lor a woll tth•bl llhOd buuty 1hop In Chester. Oh. with otJIIOn to buy Wslntll CAll 740·986·3817 , M W, S. anyt1me or 740 Q8 5 3348, l , lh, F. 0 lo 1.2noon only Help Wanted Coo~ Bar· Wanted lo Buy Used Mo tender, & Janitor Send Ao· bile Homo. Call (740)446 •~·~e to PO BOM 303. OAI· o l'76 or 1304)676·5005 tlpulls, OH 45631 lltsiN~Ni Ol,~lllTliNriY HOM II.'; ~\II( SAI.Ii sum Your Bu$1neas To- 3 bedroom newly remod· dav . Primo Shopping Cen· ter Space Available AI AI· IOI"dablo Rate 2 Nice E•eo· uUve Olllcu. Newly Fie· care proto11tonata 'Become modeled. Spring Valley Pia· Help Wanted All poslllons In a pArt ol the toaml lmmodl· za. Cell (740)446-3481 RoaiAtJrRJlt (304)695·3803 1110 openings aru available llttOI•l ..\."iiONI\1. LCRV6 Message lor the tollowlng ==='---'-"=-- US'Woili.:tiiiSLI!IIl'r~' Ill YARII SAU.· GAI.I.II,li .IN UNIQUE HEALTHCARE Hnrdwate Satoa Clerk OPPORTUNITIES Sond Rosumo 10 CLA 557 cJo Gallipolis DRily Tribune, Rocksprlng• Rehabilitation 625 Third Avo. Oalllpolls, Centor hal exe111ng positions available for health 01145631 Hotp wanted caring tor lho ott.1orly, DIV!II Group Home. now paylnll! mlnrmum wouo. A.TTN Point Ploa!I Arlt Mow et1lfts 7am·Jpm, 7amPo.stat postttor• Ctorkllcor- 5pm 3pm· t t pm, 11 pm' rlora/llortora No oxp ro7nm cal l 740·902-5023 qulrod Benollta For o~am , SAlAry, Rl1d testing lntorma· Homo Hon tth Agoncy hiring \lOll Cl\11 (B30)393 .:3032 EKI FT AN 's No home l1ealtt1 o•patlonco nocosanry N()W 782 f:hH11 ·8pm 7 Unya GrMs en cournged to nppty Hrrlnu FT AN Cnso MnnRg· AVON! All ArOA s! To Buy or 01, o,.;porlonco necessAry Soil Shirley Spenrs, 304· Compotltlvo SBIAry wrth 6_7:.:5:.;·t:.;4;:,2D : ___ _ _-,..- honoflls Apply at 3084 SR 100 Onlllpolla or phone toll CAlle Manngomont Posl - !rna 1 _ _ 868 441 1393 !ion· An outpnlionl alcohol and otl1tr1 dwg counaehng Housol<oopor . n&oded nnd prevention nyoncy to - Ploaso apply nt Budget lnrt, calod In Gallln and J11ckson JAckson P1ko, Gallrpolls No County, 111 seoklno a CBso Phono C~!ls Ploaso Mat1€1Qet to work wl1tl ndulls and odolosccnts Dutlos to Mu!lon Coun ty AGIIon Include, bu t not llrnlled to GrotJp Inc , ls aCCllptlng Rl>· scroo"tny g uvuhmtlons, In· ptrcnllon s lor ln-Hmno/Por· t~kf'l !l mtorrol s nnd goncml sonal Caro Wolio,OIS Plonao CBtlf) 111Ail"'"'{/1110111 $QIVICU8 Oj)Jlly Ill 22 1 112 MAin M11s1 Mvo kl1ow1Adgo tn 1110 Strout, Pcllnt Ploasanl lleltj ol cllornlcol dopem:Joo Applications -will be ta~on cy Ba che lor's deuroo August 5th through August and/or OMportonco Sond ro· 9th !rom 8 JO II m to 3 30 sume by Augu 8 t 6, 2002 to p m MCAO , INC Is An FACTS, 45 Olivo Shoot, EOE, MIF, A/A ORttlpolls, Ohio 45a3 1 or , FAX (7401446 80 14 EOE. McCi uro s Rostauront now MIFIH h[rrno att 3 loc~tllona , lull or parl·lllne, pick up applrca· tton ntlocatlon & briny bac~ between 9 30am & tO OOarn. Monday thru Sat· urday Nol juNill Jnhl 2 All B(aok with whllo on choat labJ beagle dogs mtulng lrom Georges Creek tlond since 7117102 . Please call (740)441 · 1988 wllh ROy lnlormallon lliil.l' WANilll c URGENTLY NEEDED· p111smt~ oonora, earn $50 to $60 per week for 2 or 3 hourll wcoktv C8ll 610 Lite PIBema Servrce. 740-592· 6651 :::;-,- : - - - - - - Work From ~me Bus1n1ss Opportunity Create your own hOurs Need help lm· mediately 888 -709-5 201 wwwbeUttrd$yso1 u com IIIJSINI~~~ ~f~~:top ~~:d. ~~~~~~~~ t(lr, Cit~ Sohooll, Appro 11 1o mlloa trom Gallipolis $45,000 (740)258· 1410 All '"I tllltt edvtrtlelng In lhll newtpt!Mr 11 IUbjtCIIO tht Ftdtfll Fair Houelng Aat or 1HI whtoh m1k11 It IUtgll to ldv1nl11 "env prtftrtnoe, llmllttlon or dllcrlmlnttton b11td on rtct, color, rtllgton, "" llmlllat llltUI or nltiOnll orlgl'l, or •nv Intention lo m1k1 1ny euah prtftrtnct, llmlltllon or dlecr!mlnatlon." 3br . 2bo 2 ca r garage Brick Ranch Great location on IIW81 1ot. (304)765·5320 59 Garfield Avenue, Oalllpollo, Call (740)446· -1828 Brick Ranch Houso on AT 2 N 3br. 2ba. 1 ca r Attached garago, 16)(32 tnground poot On 0.48 acres. (304)875·8051 Cabin with 2 Lata bPck ol Tyooon Lake. Edema Trail Rd (7 40 44 · 1 6•t350 Thll ntwapapar will not knowingly toctp1 tdvtr11ttmtnta lor rHI 111111 whloh 11 In VIOitiiOn ol lht llw. OUr flldlrl lrl htrtby lnlormtd lhtl 111 dwelling I edvtr11Hd In lhlt ntwlptper trt avellablt on an equal oppanunlty biHI. Countr~ Homo2 with ll · t/2 aGcrea 3/~r bll ' ~ Ca~· arago, 11 avo groun poo' Handcratte d kitchen cabl· no I1 Off Leon B11 den Ad Golllpollo Caroer Collo•o (304)458 1580 (Careers Cloao To Hom:) • Catl TOdlly! 740·4 40·4367, Custo,m Built 2 Story homo 1·800·214·0452. with view. 16.4 private Roo 1190·05·12748 acre a 3 Bodrooma, 2 6 Batha, Cuatom Trim, Cabl· 170 MISt_'ELI.t\NJ·:OlJS ne le, Hardwood Floprt threw ow Large front porch Garage/ Workshop 2 story bultdlng.lbarn, tenoed pae· 1800 BTU Air Conditioner wre ( 740)379 •9224 $t75 twrn slw box springs • mattrose llko new $40, oloctric clothes dryer & Cullom Built 2 Story home wa sher $75 992·68t0 with view 16.4 private IUID creo 3 b d 8 rooms, 2 •" · ·-WANn:u a •1. I" batho, cua1om trim and cabl· o ,., nete, hardwood floora through out largo Iron! Oeorgea Portable Sawmill. porch Garage/ Workt hop 2 don't ~.aul your 100I · tO the 11orage buildings/barn rntll just to ll 30 4·675· t 957 fence d Patlure. 8 mllet from Qaltlpolla off 141 House holper avllllobto (740)379·9224 Once, oceulonal, reg ular Cleaning, cooking, packing, F'orectoaurel 6 Bedroom, 4 moving Whatever noeda Bath Homo $10,500. For domg Hones t, rtllable Llatlng catt1-800·719·300 1, (740)446-7604 Ext ff144 =::.::..:.:.c.:.:.::..::::.:.__ =....:..:..;.,..."-.,-'c-- House ln' Gallip(]lll 10 Bel· mont Drive , 7 Roome, 49R , 2 LR 2 112 Bath I, Full Bsaomtnt Large Lot (740)446· 1360 Mt Vernon Avenue Custom Buill kllchen, 3 bedroom, 2 tuU bath, (one with e~etra largo ahowar llalt), utility on "1'1:11""-~-...;;;;.,;;;;;; llrt t floor. Patio window•. IIUNINI',."Jo.i porch, fun fl nt1hed ball· OI'I'OM'J\JNITY ment, gar&ge & tot tlze ·--ioiiiiioiiiiioii_.l 40~el40. LOll o! e~~:tre'a call Somerville Realty (304)675· INDTJCEI 3030 (304)67!·343,t OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· tNQ CO recommends that Mull See . 3BR, 2 Bath, Tilt Ftooro, Ca•pot On 2 Aaroo you ~ 0 b.Jtln~~~h people near Holzer on SA 160, 110 10 you now. unci Rnldentiol or Commerdal money through lhl rMII until (740)441 ·0279 you have tnveetlgated the ~=.:.:..=:.____ ortortng New hOme lor sate 3 br. 2 :-:::-:::::-:-::==::--- b1. w/ heal pump on ap. A CANOY VENDING r1a prox 6 acre1 of land, local· BIG $$ INCOME II Work 4 ed on R1 2 Greer Ad ~rloue hrl Grt~~t Loc&l1one $0 calli only 304·675·7386 Down/Financing f ·800· 8 30-5pm 304·675·563 1 or 861 · 9266 E,l(\ 2<103 593·07111 llltor 5 pm P•u :::::.c.:::::!:::..::.::::::::__ (740)256· 1249 1994 Cl ay 1on, 2 b9 drooml, 2 baths Fronl and back d k1 0 n I d I0 1 ec ron e (740)446 ~28 "VD t994 Llber1y Mobile Home with Vinyl Siding. 2 Bod· roome1 2 Full Baths, Deck & Underpinning $12 500. (740)246.0355 2000 161180 Fortune Mobile Home 3 bedroom 2 bath , with a 12~el8 covered porch Ma~e an otter. (304)773· 6345 (304)593·0219 --'-:....._ _ _ _ 2000 IQ. II. home on 1 acre, 10 mlnutea !rom hospital . Still under conatruetlon 4 Bedroom1/ 2 Bath wl1h awtmmlng pyot (740)446· Goons Mobile home In Ma1$0n No Appllancet Aeconctltlontd Washera Dryers, Ranges, ..,;,;;;;,;;;.;.;;...;..;.~---. Relrlgralora. Up To 90 Days , At•AKtMto:NI'S Guaranteudl We Sell New ~'OK Rt:NI' MayiiiQ Appllancea, French • City Maytag, 740-446·7795 • , 1 and 2 bedroom apart· Corelle Olnnerwart·$100, menta, furnished and unlur· 86 Pleoe Set. American ntahed, seourlty deposit re- Statnleaa·, Hi Piece Set· 1 qulred , no polO 740·992· ~$50:...:.·_74-'0.,·9c:9.c2·..,9.:;9e:..t_ __ 2.2 18 - - - - - - - - Couch, tovo IBll t water • 1 Bedroom Ap~.trtmenta bods, mlcroWHve and 11tand, : Starting tll $289/mo, Wash· dreeaor. twin bed, drop lear or/Dryer Hookup, Stove an d _ lo_D<_•.;.I7_4_0:.. J4_46_·_97_4_2 _ _ 740 44 1 '" w-a"n1-od_ ·_N_o_C_r-od-II_C_u_s_ lo-m· ~:~gerator < > • For Sate Rooondlttoned ' • ere 10 Purchaso New homo .:.:::c:.:..______ washers dryers and retrlg· : unde r Government !I nane· 1 br apt tor ren t S100. sec . eratora. Thomp1ona Appll· • lng program $1200 Income dep&$:}00 a men au utlt n"uneo•. 3 40 7 J.aokoon Ava• .,· 130416 75 738 6 required to pre -q uality Included 304·675-3654 (740)448·3384 ' 2br Upatalra Apt 2217 N GoOd Ultd Appllanoea, At· • Wan ted Local company Main St tor rent S275 oondlllonad and Guaranwanta to purchase 1· 10 Month. $100 . Oepoell. No teed. Wathtrl, Oryera, nero sitos tor now homos pots 1304)675-4900 • Ranges, and Relrlgaratora. ' Call (740)448·3093. Some start al $95. Skag)jll • Accepllno appllcallona at Appll ancea, 76 Vlnv St, We have nppro~elmately tO THE MAPLES, tOO Momort. (740)446·7398 .. uaed homes lor undor al Drive Eat!, Pomeroy, OH 1 $2,000, eaii1 ·800·B:17·:1238 Ago and Income gutdellnea Hoover Upright vac~um with ' c'oilrl!'ln;.;to;...":"'_-::_ _ _ apply, Priority will be given auachmentl $30 . Sofa, ' P. to tMIS with lnoome unctar love aeat, chair e~ecellenl . IJns & $9,750 RoniB aro oomput· condl11on $400 (740)388 · L,.__:.;A,:;C,;;It:;;EA:;,<:.;aii'·-_.J ad according to your In· 9645 .... como For further details, ::::.:.::..--:----::c-,.call (740) 992·7022 EHO Mollohan Carpel, 202 Clark • 1/2 acre lot on Tycor1 l.uke, ' cnap11 RoaG, fi'CIIItr, 0n10 • wl t 2X60 TrAiler, $t6,500 North Third, Middleport, t (740)448·7444 t ·877·830· 247- ltOO bedroom furnl1hed apart· 9Hl2 Free EaUmaJea, Euy ; mont, no poll, depollt & ref· financing, 90 daya aame aa , 2,3,&5 acre+ lots, water & erencea raqulnid . (740)992· caah. Vlaal Maater Card • Drive·.• · lltllt ~ave atot . power, green township, 0165 State Route 14, lrontage. Accepting applications at Roper· Wa.hor Heavy Duty. (740)379·2630 allor 5pm THE MAPLES, 100 Momorl· L•rgo .Capaoll~ $100 Lol lor Sola· ApprO>< 2 112 al Drtve Eoat, Pomoray, OH . 174 1441 1844 Pets (304)773-5751 c,u Priced 10 Sell Owners Sacri· tieing muat Seell At 1 Box 788 Sandy Helghta 3 bod· room IPIItlevel 2batha !Ire· placi, 2 car garage abo118 ground pool, doad end alreet. COuntry setting ml· nu tea lrom town Call tor acre1, cleared & ready for Appt (304)875· 1145 buildi ng , gra'o'el c.trlveway, walef & etectrlc available, Two bedroom, 1 bath home Porttr area Asking on Union Avenue, Pomeroy $\3,995, Call (740 )4 48Has gas hoal, central air, 4514 from 8·5 or 1740)446· ==,;~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; carport and Olorago build· 3248 of1er 6pm " IIHMK"i lnga Ready to move ln . to'lJN ,S•i.l•', Muat see ShOwn bV 8 P· Lota tor Sale In Addl1on ,, poln-tment , call 740·992· Township 5 Acre Lots =20ili3r5-.::--"'!'!--~ (740)446·0722 MC)JUU: HCM\.Jit~IJ Sick 01 payln!J rent? Don't \990 Modular on 2 112 I'IJ acres ol land on lull baae· 11 by. 14x60 ment 3 eocsroom1, 11111ng ..__ _ioHillRiiiiiSiiAii,Fil:_ _. let this one alp room, family roof'!'\ with llr•· Mobile Home , new furnace, place, dining room , ullllty 14~~:80 Mobile Homo, 3 Bed· hoat pump, largo 2 car ga· room, kitchen with now re- room 2 Bath E~eceltent rage, over 1 acre, level land lrlg.era tor & stove, 2 lull Condition very reasonably on Stato Aou to (74Ql 441 0· baths, heat pump, double priced. Call (7 40 )446 .9&9 3 :9:.51:.::0c__ _ _-:,..,--,car ~arago, 1 20')(20' addl· Three lots for sale, Bidwell, Ilona garage above ground 1986 14~~:70 l.lberty trailer Ohio area, (419)637· 1644 301 90::0:::3::0.:. 4·::.6::62:.·2 1. pool with new d&ek :S:::8·::. ::6:..4.:.9c__ .a;:: fl•:::r.::5!.:pm::.::..-:-::--:::-:-: Ea11torn School District on :-: Ftatwoodl Road, Pomeroy 1994 141170, 3 Bedroom, Welchtown Minersville, 2.7 740·992·7729 Excellent Condition, Now acrea, -wOOdeclltloped erea, Carpe1 & Paint, CIA. ' $3,000, (860)563·3763 - - - - - - - - $10 500, Crown City TNAININ(; Top to Bottom CleAning Ser111ce, protoealonal. real· d onII II I o!IIce c Ioan Ing aI an allordable price (740)992·2979 Will th ho pre11ure wa UIOI. 1ra1tore and dec~• Call _ &lk tor Ron or 44 1 4238 100 .. 0 motl8 0 ~ U Summor Cleruance ~;=::;:;:::;;=:, HOUSES . .,J r..--····U~~~~r--· •r ..,... 1 ·3 Bedroom• ForecloiQd Homos From $199/Mo., 4% Down, 30 Yeara at 8 . ~% APR For L11tlng1, 800·319· 3~23 E11t 1709 :::--~-:-"T~- Charming, hlatortCal home of rent or sale, 2+BA Lots of space & atorage. Groat tocallon, walk to achoola, atorea & plHkl. Very Nleel month, $600 dopoolt 5600 A bl • C 61 " 102 · 811 va 11 a e (740)256·6433 Age and Income guideline• apply Priori ty witt bo given to thole with Income under 59 ,750. Rents ere comput. ed according to your Income For further detalll, ca ll 11401 99~·7022. EHO Applications being takan fqr ..,ery nice 2 bedroom In country setting yet elol8 10 town Washer, dryor, stove, Irig dlshwaaher provided. ~argekltchGn Lotaofclolet space r 0181 eleclrlc with ce ntral NC. Garbage pick· up and water provided 'TI • • en ant paya electric . No pelt. ~:;~mok$:s~nty S~~n~~· ° Relrlgerator, 2 . door, AI· mond, 595. Refrigerator, Harvell Gold, $96 Rafrl~tr· alor 2 door, while, S 50 Ae\rlgorator, Side by Jlde, Like New, $395 Gao ~ango, 20", $96 30~ Cop· pertone $126. 25 Dryer1, 13 Washer•. Some $96 . All Guarantood Skoggl Appu. ance1 (740)446·7398 . · : , Uaed Furniture Store 130 Butavltle Pike. We aell mal· , treaaee bunk bectl, dre11· era, couches, app11anee1, Much more Gra'o'e Monu· ment1 (740)446·4782 G~ttllpolia, Ohio r (740)446·9585 or (740)446· 2205, 1743 Centenary · A~ll'" ".'S ~"' Vl-'r. Roed Galllpolla Ask for VIr· ..__ _ _ _ _ __ . 1" -:la=::::-::----,g-:: BEAUTIFUL APART• Buy or oell Rl,erlno Anll· • MENTI AT BUDGET PAl· ~uoe, 1124 Ealt Main on 9~2.1~~6E ~~:rovM:o~~· CEB AT JACKION El· TATES, 52 WeatwOOd Or1ve ownor • ' !rom $297 to $383 Walk 10 , thop & movie&. Call 740· Sue'• Selectablao on the "T' • 446 25"" E H · ~ ouolng In Mlddlep~l. Oollo, nlaOI· ware, Aladdin mi nteli. and (740)992 0298 Gracious living I and 2 ~m; o'r"~ · ~~·~:£i:;u;l bedroom apartment• Bl VII· !age Manor and Riverside Apartments In Middleport. From $278-5348 Call 740· 992·5064 Equal Hauelng 12 aluminum l l(]rm WII'J· Opportunlllel. dOWI wlwo wlndowt, 4 e1 , ' ,..:.:..:...:...:..:.._.,._ _ _ 54"II36H, 5 ea. a~ 36~, .3 Modern 1 bedroom apart· 88 aa~xae·, 1 30"11:24 ., 1 ment, no pete, $235 In· storm dOOf' w/wo entrance eludes water, $100 Oepoall door • • •• 80 38 ' 17401992 •6~ 4 .. ,!7~40~14,;.48:..·36::::.:1.:.7____ 2 lth It 1 w New t bedroom apartment grave 101 vau 1 A GOOd tooatlon In Melgo ' In Mlddleporl leo small Momorlftl Garden• Call .. ) _ houae for rent (740)992· ( 740 446 4506 :6:;95;.;7"c----'---- :.~~~;:.;.~~~,.Now Taking Apptloa llonl- A1 Top S(]it, Flit Olrt tor , 35 Weal 2 Bedroom Town· Sale Equlpmenl Rental, houoe Aparl ........nlo de Dozer, Backhoe, Boboal 1 I acraper, Traotor Equipment .. """' ' 1ncu Water Sewage, Traeh, (740)441·0611~ $350/Mo , 740-448.0008 ;:,_.;.:;,.;,;,.,;,;,;;;__ _ _ , Opportunliy: qual 4 11 Clean 2br W/0 Hookup. Good Loca11on. Aei!D&POI II 2002 141184 Clayton mobile No Pet1. (304)675·5162 home, 3 bedroom, 2 Dath, For Rent 3 Bedroom $ 1o 000 t 11 17401742 87 6 ., 'ca • House, $450 plus ulllllles, 2002 Cl ayton M bl Ia Homa, No Pall (740)446·4313. 14•64, JBA, 2 balh, House for Re nt 4 Bed· S19,000 Call (740)742· rooml, 2 Bath, $500/mo , ::87_1-'6-,.--~---- Oepotll· $500. (740)24!5· Twfn Rlvert Tower lor etd· 8::.3- - - - - , - - - erty/ dleabled 8 ueed homes under .:.50:.: :-~ Now accepting appHcatlonl $3,000 WUI help with detlv· House In ,...., o..moroy, "br. oro llv· for 1 br, ell ulllltleo paid eJy Call Nikki (740)385• In~f room , dining room, HUO ·lllleled , carpeted 9948 .:,:....::,..--.,---- w Ire place, lull baHmtnt apartment re11t Ia 30% ot 98 Clayton 4br, tSIISO on wlllre plact, garage, ¥41th your adju1ted Income call rented lolln Galllpolll Ferry. extra lot $400 614·475-1469 304·575·6678 between 8· . {304)675-3689 :a~ Mc-el.l~ IIOMII!.! 4'30 pm weekdayi.EHO _::.:;;::.;::..:..:.:;:____ 114·-,.. .......,. n.. Sl Ooubtewlde,' 3 Bedroom, 2 fo'UM JV'NI' ~At'E Bath on .46 acre on Route 7 . ~ FIJK S $45,000 Catt (740)258· 2 bedroom, 1 112 bath, 6264 or (740) 440·8340 t4x70 wlexpando, central Family Prld• MObltt Home Moblla Homt tor Salt , air, quiet com munity, 1300 a Park. Loll for Rt nl. Call 0 Rent. Bought on Lend Con· month, 992·2167 (3041674·4633 tract, AC, All Electric In Gat· llpotll (7ol0) • , 2 Bedroom, all el.atrlc near 448 1409 (7401446• Rutland, no polO, 'lforoncto 2003 ' II IH It \ ' I H" I :-:-:=='::.:::.:...~-~ roqulrtd & depoait 740· ii~;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;; New 2003 14 wlda . Only 742·2014 10 $799 down & 0!11y $179.93 HOllli1'JKliJl per month. Call Harold 2 SR, all electriC, air, w/w Gc.lc"u (740)385·1671 carpet, very, very, nlcl, no L.~-------.,J pete, In Galltpolll, (740)4 46· .., New Home on 5 acre• In 1409, (740)446·2003. 2 Dining Room Sett. Table· the country (7401 446·3218. 4 Chalrt, Bullet, Hutch 2BA, Bidwell area, may Love~aat & Sola, Uke New Repo'a and Uaod homee. conllder land contract (740}256·1249. Company Liquidation Washer/ Dryer Water, :_.:;,:::..:_.;:,_c__ _~ acros11 the na1ton $500 lraeh, JeWer paid. $400 de- 27- Zenith ConsoteTV wllh down and fake over pay· posit, $400 rent (740)388· remote C(]n frot , S75.00 mente (740)446·3570 9325 • phone 740·992·39 16 ~3~57~0'-----::c---- .. JJOliSI~IOUl MOIIII.I•: HOM I·~ mRSAu: eled, In Mlddl&fl04'1, call Tom Alllol modots must go, 2003 Andor1on a!lor ~pm, models on the way Bel!ll (74;0)992·3348 limo to buy Ia now Many :_,...:..______ homes yet 10 choose from, 3 Bedroom wllh QIW'IQO on don't delay. we're moving approximately I aore On them out Cotes Mobile Homes Route 2, Qalllpolla Ferry (304)676·5332 , 1!5266 S us 50 east Athena, Ohio L---·iii"iillVilliitiii'Jo:sii·- · 3 bedroom Wooo Flooro. Phone 740 •592 • 1971 Gaa Log Fireplace, 1 112 -'-"'="':"';-"'"'-"'-:-'::cbath, Good Location, Uaod 10, 12, 14, & 16 Dll· TURNED DOWN ON cou nt Prices Kanauga Mo· SOCIAL 8!CURITV /881? $69,000 (740)388·9151 bllo Homos, Gallipolis, Ohio No Fee Unloaa We Win I 3BA, 2 Bolh House & 4 (740)44 1·031 o 1·888·!82·3345 j.' r IJWr New Homes. ~oom Additions, Goioge•. Pole Buildings. Roots, Siding. D•eka. Kitchens. Drywall &More & iOOI ~onda CR·IO Clrt Blaokborrloo U·P~k. $2.00 Blko . Very good ohape. Qt .. on E. ol Syrocu11. Aoklng $1600 (30•)1?5· OhiO Vi2· 7••v .135 u• BIICkberrlll Frlondly Ridge 112 gallon (740)286·t1•5 Loorro mil• 11ge Conning tomolooo + pop· poro lor oolo. ooro11 lrom Racine loof<o + dom, bring your own oon1alno11. you plok 2•7·3685 INVITATION TO liD VIllage ol Rutland will rtOtlve propoule for: Rutland 8ewtr Rthabllllltlon ProJeol o s· ;;;p;;:;;;.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;; r AUIUI ~~~~&7&5fllll rib auu o 742·2121. Tht VIllage of Rulland rtativll lhl rlghl lo vary 1ht eteted quantlllta wllh lht proJecl due to addltlonll nttdt or tlnanolal conetralnlt which btoomt apparent Tht Vllltgl of Rutland will nol award lhl conlracl Included wllhln lht proJect unl111 blda, 11 received, art within 1hl VIllage of Rutillnd'l ability to llrianca lht equipment. 7) 22, 28, 2002 !1)6,2002 ~~73-5415 :.:..:..;.;.::.:c_,---::---:1004 Ct>ryotor Concordo, E•ct11tnt Condltkln, Load· od, Now Air, Now Bo«ory. Alklng IMOO. Call Advertise your message 740-667-0363 Vnn oeuler" 7'" t!4W s A.~.. ~~Mo. .....iii Rtllcltntlal or commer~el Wlrtr~g, new urvklt or ,.. palro. Moolor Lleonlod eltc· 0900. tr~tan f110tf10Ur EleOtrleal • 2000 SaMn Slltloo Wogan, WV(l00306, 304·&75· 1788. LAMM'S . CINITIICTION Specializing In : Roofing, Otokl, Remodeling, Siding, and Ont Owner, Low Mlloogo, _,.,lo/Air, Powor Wlndowl and more. s12.ooo . (7-'0)ol46·4782. YOUNG'S CARPENTER · SERVICE Terry L.emm (740) 992·0 38 97 Beech St. middleport, OH ' (1 0'111 0' &10'1120') 1740) 992· 3194 992·6635 up, TlrH, Aunt Qood, 54.000 m1111, ftOOO . (7-'0)371· 28&3 Oldtng lawn mower, electric ' uuhlr, 27. ltlevlelon .. (740)2&6· 1102 Btk tor Jun· ' tor " ,ol4 •~PIOrer. awe, ·~= CMirdrfvo, hlah ml , oi!Mh, llll'le FIPifr, WOUld r!llkl Qrfl1 work cor. Lftl1o rutl. 11100 010. (7oi0):11Hf71 Driveways, Patios, Parking/play Areu, Sldtwalkl, Floora 21 ye~ralxpertenoe ,,.. 11111111111 first I (loll • (740) 948·402$ or t740) 581·8238 se..~'" • "SALI!S AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING "0 au d I· ina udal St·n in·, lnNurun~e; KxpcnHe~l Cun~cr & Ufe Burlnlnnd Flnul Dcntul, RciiNment, l'enHion &·401K RolloverH; Mortgu(lc; Mlljor Mcdlcul • Nemlnallome I!J ~ Foroman· Larry Co li~ ThtrJdiVJ Progrtulue CluereU on luftde1ll 740 ~92 · 0780 Call fi9t·B303 Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 ' TF T,tf-e lh1; PAIN o:r ul rj f PIIINTINGI ThE CRAFTY, Lo ·I II II:•Lilkl Y~'•UI (Fiotorv Oulltl). ~II ~~rllr-MI hlhttli Mr~ uhCadeC& Gravely BLIND SPOT m~d11 M1111y FlrliiUIDn Parte & Service to urd•r Ml LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR. unr lmlNtirnt 4358 St. Rt. 160 Gelllpolla, OH 45631 (7~0) 446·1044 ' V8rli11M(I I \'orn( • Mlnb • F.te 144 Tlill~ Aitlllllftll 446·4995 Ct•r~r • Venl~l•or • Hua & Jlulll.lne IShh!ld Other Aee"IHiriell I I , " II I'' I < Protrmlve top IItle 740·50 1·0919 Cellular • 'l'onneut: tJO Aonalc:1 " Mi ok" HM111U C hrlttlna "Chrl•" Haning Mondly·Frlday 8·11P.M • Solurday B·2pm Under New 6 SUndoy Boon Open 4:30 flrlv birds JtMt Own~r 740·367·01 9 f .IILLtEL Roofing • Home Maintenance· Gutters • Down Spout Free Eatlmatea 949·1405 ml) (7411)1'Jl ,Mr7 1 Haning's Construction Lo~al84l·5264 Mftllture Suppl~menlt licensed by lhe Ohlt State IDrdlcallaard Storage l'lt1111o Roonna. Siding, fldd -Onsr Electrlcel, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Dr~willl, Pointing IL llupp lu ,. l ~ ot · k, middleport, OH Hill's Self S111 1o S1reel • (740) 992-1705 Tonlo Reiber HOWARDL. WRITESEL 1\nsl r\1h"" '· Oh111 mn. Second nue. POnlerou flails BIDGO 2171 fHrg 'lllurldo!l Power Klng lawn Traclor 70'1 modtl w/mower deck cultivator, plow, disc: :· 117,000 FIRM (304)896· 3663 YouNHd/1 Done, We'll Do It • A ..u.... THERAPY 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM I Qulllly CoDCrtlt 24 houra CALL 8117-§329 IDEIGS IDfiSSfiGE HOII,. 112 "'" P191<eoocroe ov~. . 4 opood, ,_.. Woedeatlng 7 Oays per wqek St. R1. 7 Tuppers Plalna. OH appt. lo 10'130' 1veo Open Rre you Coli new for yaur t/1 "' and Heating Air Oondlllontra 8ervlot On Alllrtndt lltaldanlltl I ~lghl Commercial • I 0 yr. parte I ~tbor • Healing 1 Air Condlllonlng MANLEYS SELF STORAGE IID111rx10' -1 1n MQiga. Ath~n~ Waahlng, Mowing , Wa~hlnglon counltas. e.tt._, 4 f...-, • • • • Owner: 7oiO.f48·2217 Blatt Beams, Pipe Aeblir 1 For Concrete, Angle, Chan-,; net, Flat Bar, Steel Orating ... For Drains, Driveway• &' Walkwaya 1.&1. Scrap Met~ .r alt Open Monday, Tuelday, • Wldntodey & Friday. 61m•·, 4•30pm. Cloted Thurlday, .. Saturday & Sunday.... (740)446-7300 Ptlntlng, Powor expeli@nce, Cort1!1ed I www.amerloanaltndtrdllr.oom Aaclne , Ohio 48771 NE::W " ::-A,-:N.,-:D-UI _!_O_I_T_EEL-~ me. AMI!AICAN STANDARD CINTAAL. AlA CONDITIONJNO It HI!ATINO Addlllona 28670 lltlhan Ro~d • ODD JOBS haa openings . 15 y1 Gn/llpu/1.1, 011111• (740) 446·1015 ISA CtN(fl~d Ar/ICirM Business Services .--;m~m""~_. Connie's Child CARE + Sm/1/. Swnln 1 1VIHl Chovy Lumlno, 52,1100 mlltl, Burgundy E• 1•' 10'• Gray InteriOr, V•rv Q(]od Condition. Coli (7401441 • .(ii;\, ?MWI"Mi<t· " - ~ $8.00 column Inch weekdaya $1 0.00 column Inch Sundaya JET AERATION MOTORS Rap81red, & Robulll In ; Stock. Call Ron E11an1, 1·•, B00·537·V:i26. , ORLANOO/ fT. LAUDER· t o.-Le. 6 nights Ramada ; Paid S599. Soli lf9V (8 f 4)flllB·2606 aupplltr wiU l:lt rtcJulrld IO aiOUit I ttllalaolory perform• · anot bond In the amounl of One Hundred Ptrotnl (100%) of lnt con· trtot prloe. Tht owntl rtatrVII lht right to aocapl, rtJtcl, or waive any lnlormall· lie• In any propo111 mada lor the proJaol 11 any llmt wllhln len (10) daya following lht rtotlpl of tht propo1111. llddtrt mutt oom• ply wllh ·l'tdtral and lqual • lmployment law• end rttgultllont. The equipment aptciiiOIIIOnl mty ba examlntd at tht lollowlnglooatlontl Vllleg• ol Rulland Clark'• II I ot , Rutland Clvlo Ctnllr, Rulland, Ohio 45776 Coplaa , of lht equipment lpiCIIIOI• tlont may ba obtalntd via lax by oonlactlng Amanda RamtOI 1llht VII IIIII of Rutl1nd 11 (740) •e ollng. Over 1BYIIrt E>po• rlenot . Fr11 E1tlm1te1 Fully lnOIJrod. No Job To Big or Small . 740·802·1110 or740·441·0514 , ,(7,,:40::!):::36::;8:;:·1H1::::;34;.:a:;:ft;::or~2:;::30::.,._ JT 1 Roofing & Conolruc· lion. (740)532•0722, t995 Bulok Rogal . Owned (740)379·2131, (740)379· by: Don Fogltaong, Moaon. :25;.;7,;.1:_----~(304)773·&274 E>oollont Uttl Chin.. lprlng lo•· Condition Jngt 199e Ocdgo lnlropld. Clood Homt romodollng lnd rt· Work Car. 127.000 mlloo palro, roofing , chain link No Air, Prlco· f2500 fonce,cuotom wood doctlo & (740)446·7668 fonc11, lnouranco ropalre. Chock our prloo beloro 1996 Saturn SL2, like new, you IJW, Frtt Elllmella tow mltoago, sunroof, 5o9d ~.(17!·3733 standard, wtth recelv.r and piilf~~~;";;;'(j hltoh , 40mpg, (740)248· 5752 1·800.823·0417 ~~~he:v, Ponlll,IC, Buick. Olds Wt' Care For Your 1/'t'r.\'~. AH••u•l. ·E•· ~ New a: Uaed 478 South Cllureh St. Ripley, WV 38371 ~ s..~ ~... 2001 Kowoukl Boyou 300 ••• Low houro. garago On or btlore Auguat kll)t Seo<l In oOOellorlll. 12, 2002 unlll 3f·00 $3800 080. Collohor 8pm p.m. lllltrn Daylight 1 7 ~ 0 1 37 &· 2413 Tlmt II lht Cltrk't 2001 Vomaho V·Biar 650, Olllct Ol lht VIIIIQI dllu" oad<llo bag, hllmot , ol llutland, Rulland t 300 muea E•tra Claan . Civic Cll!lltr, llulillnd, FIRM. 130•1571· ' h 10 4177 2999 Molona tor Soli at 1\'oyor'o Propoalll aubmltttd Woodorolt, V mll11 Woot of BoATS & Marolt.~ alltr lht llmt and Galllpolla. FOR SAI.E dale IPicllltd Will nol bl ICCepltd. I \IC\1 ..,tt ' l'l tt -. Tha proponla will ,\ I I\ I " 'I U I\ bt IVIIUIItd by lha VIIIIQI ol RUtland blltd on tht par• lormanct hlalory of lht auppller end the prla. eubmllttd. lach proponl thlll bt algntd with lhe lull nama and bueln••• addreu of tlch pereon or com· p1ny lnttrllttd In the eamt. Tht propoa111 Squaro hay bal11 &1.35 1990 3411 . Paoo Arraw Mo· mual bt madt on the 742-7004 tor homa. 44,000 m1111. •54 forme provided here· Chevy tully equipped wllh and Include a I U \\.., 1'411~ I \I U 1'\ oollonl Condlllon. Aoklng prlot quoted lor Noh 128.000. 13041&78·1428 or 111m of tcJUipment or (304)174· wllh lha price to bt atparelely elated. A ~ FOR SAI.E • " I U\ Itl \ otrlllltd check or proponl bond In lht 1890 Buloll Lo Sobro Cuo· Ho tom. Clton. runa good. Mf. amount or ttn ptr· ctnl (10%) or tnt bid $1800 Cell (304)773·5349 , _. .JMiiiliii'ROiiiiiVEiii~tii!M'Siiiii.ittr' . Leave Message. -. mutl be lnoludtd. IIAt!M!NT The propoaal mual r 1991 Dodge Spirit, 130,000 WATIAPAOOPINQ alao Include a 1111 of V8. AT. .I.C, good oond Unoondltlo.ll llle11ma guor· 304·87&·3 128 uktng anloo Local ratortnooo fur· II IIIII lhrll (3) rtf• $1,100. 080 nlohod. Ellabllohad 1875. ertncta of tlmlltr proJtcla compltltd t 992 Chevy Full Slza SWB Call 24 Hll. (740) 440· Cuotom Van, S2t05. 1898 0870, Rogoro Baoomtnt by the tuppller and: Dtacrlptlon of the Borella. 12485. 11Hl7 Sun· WolOrprootrng. pro)eot anll location tiro, 4 Door, f46V5 . tV97 Covallar, 2 Door, $3685. ---:---:-:--:~ Nama and 11111 ollht COOK MOTORI. (740)446· Black Top Soallng. ,Alii· p1raon familiar wllh 0103 dontlol· Commerolal. Free · Etllmaloo. (740)742·4528· the proleot Telephone number IVV2 Z·24 Cavollor' ~ood 740·flllf.Vi43 . Datt pro)tol 01367 039 17 oondltlon ~ ' C&C Oonorol Home Molntt· complllld 1093 Plymou1h Sundance. ntnco• Pointing, vinyl t id· Thl IUCCIUIUI AC. Crullt. Till, $1150 lng, corponlry, dooro, win· OBO. (740)266· 1233, dowt, balhl. mobllo homo (740)256·f675 rapOir on<! mort. For troo mlf 111tma11 coli Chot, 740·VV2· M " • a m 63i3. I V83 Max<la atllto, cd, eunroof, needa - - - - - - - - oomo bodywork, runa good Cullom Building & Aomod· moo. Dean HlU Dealers /000 S1. Rt. 7 .I'IJIIIII Coo/•·11/e, 011 ~5 723 :-:=-:-::"--:---:~::---:-: ~ ..urrs VEGE'l~HI.KS 740-742-3411 Case-IH Par1s 1...-----------------' 2001 SonthH 300. Bought new March 2. 2002. '/4ry gOOd Shopo. $3500 . oeo. (304)675·4135 · FREE ESTIMATES! Fu~tory Authori~ed ' t96 1 C8650 sr.:;lot, very, very nice oondtlo., every. 'hlng works, runs great, •i'~!'Ci~'!F $1200 (740)2~5·V1Bi 1 (7~0J367-7eo5 . I· \11'1 Cl\ Ml · ~ I .' i Ill I( I·S • Stu111p 'rl"dl~~g • 8ucktt Truck PUtS t9iV Kawaoakl 300 ~·~ ~oolttr Spaniol Puppt11. 111 Prairie, Como Kll, Rtal N~t oholl, Paront on Promlooo. Unit. $3500 080. (740)245· 17~01~~ 1-t 352 or 11665 Call \'\o\01 \C I \II ;-.. 1' Bryan Reeves • Top • AIIIIOYGI • Trllll in<lopendent Ht~balllo Dl" rjj 1rlllulor, Coli For Product Opportunity. (740)441 - 1882 l,,_ _ _ ... ar Word Ads Tree Service Ropel!l. Problomo? NMd GOOd Condition (740)<48· 1\Jnod? Call Tho Plano Or 4481 '74H46-482S .:.t89 "':7 -=c:-hfVY--SI:--....--00 ~ Croom Parlor Stl. and tended Cab. 4>4 . oport 11<1o Zenith ConiOifi TV. nttdl a lo much to llat Muat ... 111110 ropolr. (ll04)875·2S5V E•ctllent Condrtlon (304)87~·!924 oftor 8pm CJIIW. ColoU!oiY, Oil Sunset Home Construction JONES' to tow Orubb'a Piano· l\lnlng; & camper, has topptf, \'try counties Like NoOne Else Can! Offta~ llotV-~ Ttle Dally Sentinel • Paa- A 8 www.mydallyMntlnel.com •1 j ( /~0) ~l 'J/ " f I' I 11,1• ',IJ// Hftll COQSTIIUCTIOR fWQn,,,, lidlna. Jl•fnJina. O~l~rt, ~kt Frae elllmlltllll (740) 1112·1188 Affordlble Prloet BSSfll BUILDERS IIIC. New Homea• VInyl Sldlna • New Ollf'ace~ • Replaeemcnt Window• • Roonn, COMMI!RCIAlllld RI!IIDINTIAL FAEE ESTIMATES 740...12·75H P/B Management CONTRACTORS WEST SHADE , INC. BARBERSHOP R"oln,, Ohkl 40171 New Manaaer· 740.8811·3848 GeQrae Korn Cc;JNCRETE/BLO NlwHoln Tl»frr 1:30 n ·II pm lilt 7~m · 12noan CIOIId Mondlry CKJBRICK • 17umen, Wulhi, St~P' • Flut Wurk, R~pltu:e nk'lm,, • WMih lllld Onve.li • Sl~ncll CreY App()!ntmllnfl for II!Ut•lnl Avlllllb/1 ROBERT 8SSELL CONSTRUCTION •New Hornet •01r1gt1 ~ • Compllle• Remodeling Stop & Compere FREE E8TII,IATB8 740·992·1871 11 IIITfN u mone J61 tlfCTRIC 6 Speolal I ton ll•otrlo. Ph.mtblne. -n<l 1mo11 H""'" Pt.UQIIIInO O.llverld It lpre1d J'm "u"k .135.00 740.742·7037 .... ' " ' . , . . " " Jqtlll ''40 771·1412 IIITII'IIIEII 0o you WIIIIID • i.QN 10·20 lbt . Ptr mcnlh? (and k"P ~ ""d.cr- Applll.. • lncr-lnergy • I.Dwtr your 81rtH •l.ooll ' ' " ....., • CALL: IQU/Nifl Lll'l DII/QN l'lf/MI 12 1.11'1 DII/QN YOUTH JHnle Howell : '740-H2·'70H I MI'I~IOOO THIIU . , _ I I UMifl-f'IIIMfOWIIWITNJIUC4IIJIO(llo ••••ta'-*" NATUifl Will"" LAYIR f 1 : 1 flfiVIIf lffiN l'lfOI'IIIIONAI. DOQ 1'0001 --I'III~IIICILO I I I -~~-·-···----········-~ �' TU.adi~Augultt, hae A 10 • TM Dilly lenttMI 1001 Cireen cleared to.play, 81 Brown's NIA Cro11word Puult Mel11 County's •• lrettl l'l~lltatft .e - on lhiCHMI Hometown Newsp•per Whets Inside 67 llleiUit ill ID Will,) ao ttblt ntlghbOt Bl Hillttf, · bllittv . Sequence Thl~ w~~k. 13 iliiV on lilt • T!licktll we ttt·l! hl tt hllj!hllll~ th e n11uly~l~ )IO U ~lmultl he tluln~ tit ltl~k one, l "I! 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Reporter Agrie' Hapka and sales . represe ntative Bct'Y Fields, both from The Daily Sen tinel . were introduced lu membe r, . The association 's next meeting will be held Sept. 3. AoNEI HAPKA AHAPIIA@M\'DAILYSENTINEL.COM utc, lll'tlllli MIII!l 14· 16 TIIF. OOJlN vis ion. a contest for the best-decorm cd business, place mens of wt~Jdcn gift package decorations on downtown sillewalks, anll 11ags to indicate when businesses are open during ex te nd~d hours . Dooley said the committee ha s also begun to plan for a holiday home tour. Members discussed the possibility of using proceeds from the associution's July 4 fund-rai sing drawing to help offset the costs of group holillay advertising. Dooley asked merchants to help with weed control on sillewalks in front of their shops, and announced SenloiS ·stay cool through exe,cise Workers ready · . to retum to work A~ttltm lll'lll'l kltlll, HttlilliVCf•' t ttkc~ whit hili uuc uml rclufl11i thll hctu't two. 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A Christmus parade Will be held HI the MIDDLEPORT Plans fur . same time, and merchants will beg in Christmas season events and promo-' their free glveuwuys, whi ch will conlions are underway in Middleport, und tlnue for five weeks through those ~lun s were reviewed ut Christmus. 1\iestluy s meeting of the Middleport Peoples Bunk will host SantuCiaus Communily Association . und offer free photographs following A hollduy events committee has the purulle, und u candlelighting carob begun work on plans 10 promote local service will be conductell uruuml the shopping through several trudilionul community Christmas tree un the "T." events in the downtown shopping dis- The committee has ttl so begun to IJ'icl. · consider some new Ideas for the holi A~~ording to Association President duy shoppin~ season, including a Tum Dooley, the unnual Christmus "grund pnze' druwing for a largeopen house promotion will be held the ticket 1\cm, such as a big-screen tcleBY BRIAI'ol h DtvlnD bird !It Wh1Ut1 arain I I I I[ J I AVOH01 1 I I I 1I II 14 I; I I .. AL PS H S I·1 I I I I 1 POM13ROY Mcig~ County Boarll of Heullh will meet at 5 p.m Thursduy In the conference room of the Me igs County Health Dellmtn1elll; kJCulcd at 11 2 13. Mcmorlul Dr Ivc In Pomeroy. The Impending envlrontttontlll heulth/sunltutlon; nurNing und vltul M tutlstlcs ~et'\l lce ~ 1111c ln.:t'eliscs will be tJiscuKscd, In addition tu the usuul und customary bonrd mutters. .Socar slpups NAFC[! H VIt UR Board to meet Two gold diggers ware stand· lng OUIIfdell Very eKOitJ~IVe OIUb. One grinned to another: "Knowl· 'l lldgo T81ltlWGr, lly~u knoW It l!lbOUl kU'rLANO - Soccer slgnup for the full season will be held on Thursday, Aug. 15, 1\ to 8 p.m., and Sututdny, Aug. 17, I to 5 p.llt, ul the Rutlund Civil Center. Anyone with questions cun cull John McKinney 992-399ll; Anita Suyre, 742-0 I00; or Amanda Rdtndge, 742-7728. . tharlghl ......, O C:omploto tho <hutllo ~uetod by IIII'"IJ I" th1 m1u1n~ word• you dovo o~ !rem JIIP N~. 3 1 ~NJNt NUM~m~ unm IN ,I' .1: I', .1• tH!U 2Qurl!!! · I UNr~N~ij6~N~~~~ 5 m\m I I I [ belew. ,~~ ,1~ .J I lJ ICIIAM-LITI ' ANIWIU • YIIOfflllfl • A(J/111 • Motif · lnjur/1 • JOIN IT CAndldlltll to volar: 'Our governm11nt Ia fltted wltr. gr1111d, eorrupllcn ~nd waatlllulnesal" Volar: "You Wllrlt ro lt~jht 11?" Contlldat!l: "Heok nat! w11nt to JOIN IT!" Lotteries OHIO lllck 312·4·e Pick 41 e-. 7-4-o Mep Million•: 2-6-38-40-50 lollll• lllh 14 lucktyt Is 22·27~30·36•37 lllck I nllhlt 4-1-4 lllck 4 nl1ht: 1·6·6·& w.vA. . Dtlly II S-5-2 · Dtlly 41 6·6-1-11 · C11h 211 9·14·1 9-21·23-25 .Index ~ • Sports Weather Ole Car Club's 14th IY KIVIN hctlant - 12 ,... · Calendar Claiillfleds Comics Dear Abby editorials M011le1 . Obituaries POMEROY . Some Meigs County seniors have found u wuy to avoid the ex treme heal and humidity thi s summer while still maln lllitrln g u regular exercise program. Mnry Bise, 78, Is u frequent visitor to the Wellness Center · ut Meigs County · Multipurpose Senior Citizen Center. She sold she believes her se .~s lon s tit the center are vety lmporlunt both to her physical well-being and to her state of mind . "I like coming here and vl.~lting with people , us well u~ wurkln~ out,' Bise suit! . "I thl nk It 1s goull for my diu betic problem und It gels me out so I'm not sitting around too much," she said. Bl~te works out ut the tenter every Tuesday und · Thursday-. · "I live In the country, 20 miles out, so I come in to the center when lhe bus comes out my way," Blse said . Joy Bentley, the center's · wellne ss coordinator, said Bl se Is like many seniors in thai her doctor has recommended that she partake In some sort of regular cardiovascular C)(etclse. "We do require a signed release from each person's primary physldan, giving permission for them to join 111 with any e11erclse and well ness program," Bentley . sold. WORKING OUT- Mary Blee, a regular at the wellness center, Bentley added it is safer punches In numbere ~elora beginning her workout on the for elderly people to work treadmill. (Agnes Hapka) out in I lie air-conditioned .cen.ter than outside. This, she and is open to people ages 40 on Aging for seniors, like · Bise. who wish to visit. the suld, helps eliminate the risk and above. People 50 years old or center, but do not drive or of heatstroke and sunstroke. The we!iness center was older. may use lhe facilities huve access to any means of orlglnuily started in for a voluntary donation, but . transportation. The multipurpose senior November 2000 with a start- those between 40 and SO up grant from Holzer yean are asked to pay $ UO center Is located at 112 E. Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Medieul Center. It has been per session. · Bus service is provided by and may be reached at 992since sustained by the Meigs · County Council on Aging, the Meigs County ColUlcll 2161. A5 94·5 B6 A5 A4 A3 - Al 81·3 Al o ltJOl Ohio Vallltl' PubllihlriJ co. KILI.Y KKELLYII'MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM OALLIPOl.IS, Ohio - lf your taste in cars runs from the cla.ssical to con· temporary, the annual show sponsored by the Oallipolls Ole Car Club this Saturday has a little bit of everythin11 to offer. ,. Autos ranJing from Model Ts to 1970s mut~tle cars will be on display In the City Patk throughout the day aa collectors from around southern Ohlo and West Virginia display origlllal and restored vehlcle8, This IS Teresa Stewart, RN, CHPN Staff Nurse Holzer Hospice • - - BY DAN HERMES DHERME$IIIIMYOAILYREGISTER.COM NEW HAVEN . W.Va. Highlanders Alloys workers remainell on the picket line today. awaiting a deli~quent health care payment 111 the amount of$90,727. . · "I send the money, the bank senlls it buck," said plant owner Dr. Boris Bannai on Monday. He said that the wire transfer was to have taken place 1\iesday. It didn 't. "Checks in the mail, our loss," said one striker who did not want to be Identified. Aoc~a 10 United Steelworkers Local ~171 acting president John Robinson, the workers are ready to get back to work as soon as the payment is received. · "It's been frustrating,'" Robinson said. "Guys have had to pay for health insurance, COBRA cuvemge out of their own pockets. They've got bills to pay, house payments, car payments. ."Yes, It's been really frustrating ,'' The union agreement, signed April 29 by Bannai. included paying employees' back wages owed to them and paying employees current wages between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Fridays. . Robinson said the company had paid workers their back wa~e s, but was late gening thesr checks to them last Friday and that it has not yet paid back the delinquent contributions. · . That money was supposed to have been paid by last Thesday. Union officials ordered employees 10 go on strike at midnight on Sunclay. The action came on the tail of an injunction that was lifted about a week ago after the West Virginia State Labor Department ' prohibited Highlanders Alloys from shipping uny of its products across state · lines until back wages were paid to it~ workers. The injunction was lifted after Highlander; paid the back wage s. Highlanders employs · about 140 workers, but only 33 were working when the slrike was ordered. "Bused on past performance, there could be I 70 workers when all three furnaces are up," Robinson · said. . Gov. Bob Wi se came into town on April 15 to conduct a ribbon-cutting ceremony to herald the plant's reopenIng, but even then some workers claim, checks were being held. The facility was buill in 1951 and has had two other owner> . The 300,000square-foot huilding has undergone a multimilliondollar rehabilitation under the management of _ Highlande r~ Alloys, who~e parent company ·1s Nokotomi Ltd. On May I 0. payroll checks began bouncing, which signaled major cashflow problems for Bannai. On June II, the plant closed and short Iy thereafter, the West Virginia Department of Labor filed a complaint for injunctive relief against PIHH 1H Wotktn, AS ual show is It will be the Ole Car Club's 24th show. · "lt'il very enjoyable," said club secretary and historian Harold Thompson, himself a collector of classic cars who will show hii own classic Volkswagen Karmann Ohia during the show. "We're e.11pectinJ Model Ts to lake part and we even let 2002 models ln. We have a cale¥ory for about &l)ything that ehows up,' he added. Re,listtation beJins at 9 a.m. and l'ilns Until noon, and showina and judJinJIS from then until 4 p.m. The • if .payment made public·can view curs at the park as the registration is underway. The registra· tion fee is SS, and there is no charge for the show. Elvis impressionist Dwight Icenhower of Pomeroy will perfonn from I to 3 p.m., Holzer Medical Center's Wellness Clinic will give free screenings and a food concession will be operated by the Gallipolis Volunteer Pire Department. The show drew nearly I 00 entries in 200 I, and Thompson expects more classic cars will be on stte for this year 's program. The club had taged cruise-ms at the park the second· Friday of this past May, June and July, a factor Thompson believes has creal·· ed more interest in the show. "At the last cruise-in, we had about S8 cars, which isn't bad,'' he said. : The show wa.s put on for its first twoyears at the Gallia County Junior Fairgrounds, but ha$ been at the park. every year e)(cept 200 I, when the aftermath of the downtown fire prompted a move to Wai-Man's parkmg lot - Who We Are.~. MEDICAL CENTER www.holzer.org � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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