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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 �' . PageAl 10 The Daily Sentinel Wedneaday, Auguat 7, 2002 '. Obituaries Wedntsclly, AUIUit 7, 1002 Watchdog to release report of tumpike wrongdoing P<. • [v~i.iiv;iown J&o•fie'·J W. VA. COLUMBUS (AP) - Employees and managers at the Ohio Turnpike Commission accept gifts from compa· nies doing business with the agency so oflen it has become part of the commission's culture. the state watchdog said Tuesday. A strongly worded report by Inspector General Tom Charles found several instances of· wrongdoing al the agency that operates the 241-mile Ohio Turnpike, including several gifts accepted by Executive Director Gino Zomparell i. ' Charles found more than 170 instances of employees accepting meals, golf outings, sports tickets und luxury seats at professional sports · games from contractors doing business with the commission. The tickets were for Cleveland Indians, Browns and Cavaliers and Pillsburgh Pirates games, the 27-pugc report said. for instance, engineering firm HNTB Corp. of Kansas City, Mo .. which did $2.8 million in business with the agency between Jun. I. 1999, and Dec. 31, 2001, treated Zompurelli to golf and "entertainment" on July 30. 2001, the report said. . . The "free flow of gratuities" to commission employees "is something that has been an acceptable practice for an extended period of time," the report said. Accepting gifts "seems to have become a part of the culture" of the commission, the report said. "A cavalier attitude regarding the acceptance of gratuities seems to permeate" the commis· sion and extends from employees to administrators to commissioners, the Goldie Gilmore report said. · The report also said Zompurelli wrongly hired the son of u commission vice chairman and that commission lobbyist Putrick Patton wrongly worked more than 150 days for unolher organiz.ation while getting paid by the com· mission. . Patton also billed that organization, lhe Ohio Police und Fire Pension Fund Board. more than $8,000 for mileage expenses he incurred while driving a turnpike commission car to OPF meetings. the report said. Charles round several instances of possible impropriety, including a case in which Zomparelli hired the son of a banker who had approved several com- . mission loans. Zompurelli also approved a contract with a 11rm coowned by a friend, the report said. MIDDLEPORT- Goldie Leota Geary Gilmore, 79, of Middlerort, died Monda:(. Aug. 5. 2002. at Hol1er Medica Center in Gallipolis. She was born february 8, 1923, in Middleport, daugh· ter of the late Donald B. Geary Sr. and Ruth Stahl Geury.' She was a waitress at the former Mary Jane Restaurant. and for more than 35 years. wus a clerk at the former Bahr Clothiers. She was u member of the Middleport Church of Chr.ist. Surviving are several nieces and nephews, Donald und Tina Geary. Max nnd Holley Geary, Cltarles Geary, und Ed and Ruth Durst, all of Middleport, Linda Kay und Bill Dye of Pomeroy, und Kuthy and Robin Phulin of Middleport ; u sister-in-law. Murtha Childs: and u special friend, Gerald "Boone" Arnold of Pomeroy. Besides her parents, she was preceded 1n deuth by her husband, Arthur Gilmore. in 1985: a brother, Donuld Gear, Jr.; and a sister, Murtha Hunnell. Services will be held at II a.m. on Friday. August 9. 2002, ut Fisher funeral Home in Middleport. with AI Hartson officiating. Burial will follow at Riverview · Cemetery. . Friends may call ut lhe funeral home on Thursday. August 8, 2002. from 6-8 p.m. • oa..··~~~•r: ~~ Sliowtn Sunny Pl. Cloudy Cloudy T·IIOI'IT1• A1in F!urrl11 Snow let .Cooler in area until weekend BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Ralph Badgley Boating death toll lip '""-.......,,_ : A high pressure system moving through the region brought mostly clear .skies and cooler temperatures to the area today. · : The National Weather Service reported that tempera. tures will rise to near 80. Overnight lows will be in the low and mid 50s. . The high pressure will slowly slide to the southeast throu~h the rest of the week bringmg warmer .air into the region. Highs on Thursday will be in the low 80s and by · Friday highs will be in the low and mid 80s. · Sunset Wednesday wi II be at 8:39. Sunrise Thursday will be at 6:36a.m. Weather forecast Tonight. .. Mostly clear and continued cool. Lows in the inid 50s. Northeast winds 5 to Commission. Legislative files, press releases. newsletters could be the beginning of the end of .this vii luge of 60 resiand memorubilia also ure included. dents known for being a speed trap. Councilman Ed Anthony presented 'the petition seeking a vote on dissolving the community's government to lhe vii· luge clerk at a council meeting Tuesday night. MARBLEHEAD (AP)- The boaling death toll in Ohio If voters approve the proposed ballot issue, New Rome this year has risen to 19, up from the 13 boating-related would be absorbed by Prairie Township. which ulreudy prodeaths ut the same point lust yeur. Ohio's deadliest bunting year on record was 1973. when vides fire services to the vi II age. Jeff Nourse. a Prairie Township trustee who circulated the 73 people died. petition, said he got at least two more signatures from regisThis year's boating fatalities include two canoeists in sep· tered voters than required. Only 10 residents voted in the urate accidents in January during a warm spell. Eight people died in May, another mo~llh in which boating deulhs usuully election last November. Six'·votes were cust in lhc mayor's race. · arc low. The latest boating accident occurred on Luke Eric before dawn Tuesday us James Barnett, 40, of Barberton, and Scott Speer, 37, or Doylestown, were returning to Marblehead from Put-in-Bay. . CLEVELAND (AP)- No Buckeye 5 game ticket had I he ' . right combination for the drawing Tuesday, so no one can claim lhe Ohio Lottery game's top prize of $100,000. Sales in Buckeye 5 totaled $226,949 and players shared . CLEVELAND (AP) - Seven charities and 59 other peo- $56,860. ple. and org~nizalions have been indicted in an investigation There were 55 Buckeye 5 tickets with f0ur of the numbers, of lOStant bmgo games. and each is worth $250. The 2,076 tickets showing three of The gambling networks illegally diverted $1.03 million from charity, according to Cuyahoga County Prosecutor the numbers are each worth $10, und the 22,350 tickets showing two of the numbers are each worth $1. William Mason, who announced the indictments Tuesday. The .indictments include 45 individuals, 10 bars and four The Ohio Lottery will pay out $4891606 10 winners in instant-bingo stores in Cuyahoga County, which includes Tuesday night's Pick 3 Numbers daily game, which had Cleveland, and adjacent Lorain C:::ounty and Summit County. sales of $739,840.50. · The ~c.f~nd~nts face 323 felony a1id misdemeanor counts The Pick 3 Numbers day game winners.' payout was for act1vl11es trom May 1999 to November 2001. including $157,984.50 on sales of $462,764.50. theft, illegal gamblin~. money laundering and engaging in a pattern or corrupt activity. Mason said. The investigation emerged from Lakewood police raids of three instant-bingo storefronts last November, Mason said. COLUMBUS (AP) -The Ohio Inspector General on Tuesday r~leascd a_report tha~ found instances of wron~do . mg by Oh1o Turnptke Comrrnss10n employees. Some lmd· .MO~TEZlJMA (AP) -Residents voted T~esday against ings:_ . .. d1ssol~1ng th1s 'll'estern Oh10 v1lluge and makmg it a part of· Fmdmgs of wrongdomg: Frankhn Townsh1p. . • On a.t least I 70 occasions, at least 30 employees and . Montez.uma voters reJected the ballot i~sue 63-39, accord- managers, including E11:ecutive Direcior Gino Zomparelli, mg. to theMereer ~ounty ~;Jourd of Elections. There are 1.57 accepted gifts and meals from 18 companies doing business registered voters m the vtllage of 191 res1dents about SO with the commission. The gifts included free ticket~ 1o pro· If · d d' miles northwest of Dayton. f · 1 Resident Fred Engelhardt, a supporter of the drive to dis· esSI~na sporung events, go oullniiS an mners, lunches solve the village, said he was disappointed but acce ts the and tickets to a stage production. , . voters' decision. P ' Zompar~ll! hired the son of a v1ce cha1rmun or the turn"! said from the beginning that we wanted to bring the pike commtss1on. Issue to the citizens and let them make a choice and they • The commission's legislative liaison, Patrick Patton, did," he said. · · ' spent 155 days conducting business for another orgarilzation, the Ohio Police and Fire Pension Fund Bourd but was paid by the commission for those days. Patt.on also'received $8,627 from the OPF board for travel expenses he incurred NEW ROME (AP) '- A petition with seven sign.atures ~hile driving a state car assigned by the turnpike commisSIOn. 10 mph. Thursday ... Mostly sunny. Highs in the lower 80s. · East winds 5 to 10 mph. Thursday night ... Mostly clear. Lows in the upper 50s .. Extended forecast Friday... Mostly sunny. Highs in the mid 80s . Friday night. .. Mostly clear. Lows in the lower 60s. Saturday ... Mostly clear. Highs in the upper 80s. Sunday... Mostly clear. Lows in the m1d 60s and highs in the mid 80s. Monday ... Partly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Lows in the mid 60s. and highs in lhe mid 80s. Tuesday... Partly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 60s and highs in the mid 80s. · DAYTON (AP)- U.S. Rep. Tony Hall will send scrapbooks, legislation, mail, photographs and other papers from his nearly 24 years in Congress to the archives at Wright State Umversity. . : "By making the files available to students, histoyians and :the ·general public, I am' hoping to increase the understand: lng of the legislative process and how the federal govern. rnent interacts with the people of the Dayton area," Hall, DDayton, said in a written statement Tuesday. · : The papers will not be shipped to Wright State until after Hall resigns his seat. The resignation will· occur one day before he is sworn in as the country's representative to the United Nations food and agriculture agencies in Rome, and . that could happen as early as ne11:t week. Some papers to be included in the collection are an$ry let· ten received after Hall proposed Congress ap.olog1ze for ,lavery, pictures of Hall with former presidents and draft legislation that created the National Centennial of Flight No winner in Buckeye 5 • . . __ COLUMBUS (AP) - A ·top lawmaker says the state should use the $121 million increase in federal education dollars it is getting this year to · help meet the Ohio Supreme Court's latest school funding ruling. "If we have some discretion i11 this money, we should use that money to meet some of the court· Imposed decisions under :DeRolph three now," said :Rep. Chuck Calvert, chair· -man of the House Finance ·committee and a Controlling Board member. : Last September and for the third time, the Supreme .Court ruled in a case named :for former Perry County slu· :dent Nathan DeRolph. The ·court ordered the state to tecalculate how it determines the amount each ichool district receives to ;pay for the basic education ·of a student. : Members of the Controlling Board, the legislative panel that approves tnuch state spending, arc with Ohio . meeting :Department .of Education ·officials this week about the ·department's plan to spend the state's share of federal education money. . Ohio is getting $971 mil : lion from the federal govern· :ment this budget year for ·primary and secondary edu· cation, a 14 percent increase ,. over last year when the state received $850 million. The budget corrective bill that lawmakers passed in .the the spring requires <:;ontrolling Board to approve how the state will spend federal money it receives this year under President Bush's No Child Left Behind Act. The law reauthorizes federal K-12 education sp~nding. · The spendmg plan was. to go before the Conlrolllng Board on July 29, but the board abruptly puiled the · item after members, including Calvert, asked to review the proposal more thorough· ly before voting whether to approve it. Calvert said he wants to see whether the state could use the money for purposes other than feaeral programs. The Supreme Courl, which is reconsidering ils September school-funding decision, also has ordered the state to speed up funding called "parity aid" meant to close the gap bet ~een. poor and rich school systems . "Our plan was to imple· men! parity aid over the next few budget years," said Calvert, a Republican from Medina. "If we can, 1 think we should use this money to start doing that." Paul Marshall, director of the Ed!lcation Department':, budget and governmental- relations office, said the and they don't want it spenl state has little discretion on slate programs." with much of the money, The department's spendwhich is distributed through ing plan may go · before the complicated funding formu- Controlling Board on las. He pointed oul that the Monday. • •• Supreme Court has said it is the state's responsibility to On the Net: fund education. Ohio Department of "You cannot supplant fedEducation: eral money in a program to http://www.ode.state:oh.us/ replace state money," Controlling Board: Marshall said. "The federal http://www.state.oh.us/obm/ government appropriates informution/cor.. rollilig· monev · for theeii~r...£!~~~ board/al(endas.asD • :-::·: -=== l'd /l.f Up to W m r: tf '~'":. 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Democnllic cundidute for sec"After u hundf'ul of days of retury of stute suppons 100 sellin,g off, we were probably percent funding from the fed· due tor a little bit of bounce. eral and state g()Vernments for . But this is nothing that you new voting equipment in Ohio want to sturt pounding the tuble counties. and shouting that the new bull State Rep. Bryan Flannery market h~s begun," suid of Lakewood visited Pomeroy Charles White, portfolio man· Monday and said he supported ager at Avatar Associates. legislation which would Some buying was to be require the state to pick up the expected following the mar· .· bulunce of the cost of new ket's big losses over the past ele.ctronic voting equipment few sessions, but the extent of for Ohio counties. Tuesday's surge caught many Congress is expecled to by surprise. Still, the pullback approve partial funding for the lule in the session suggested the new voting machines, accord· gains were just a rebound, ing to Secretary of State J. rather than the beginning of Kenneth Blackwell. who visit· jlny significant turnaround. In ed the Meigs County Board of the past two years, Wall Street Elections lust month to discuss has repeatedly rallied only to the county's voting equipment pull buck on later selling. needs. Counties would be Some of Tuesday's biggest required to pay the balance of gains were in financial stocks, the cost. which had pulled back on conBlackwell estimated the cost cems about the banking indus- of replacing Meigs County's try and financial crises over· punch-card system with new seas. J.P. Morgan rose $1.30 to touch-pad systems at $3.500 $23.65, while Citigroup · per unit, for a total cost to advanced $1.75 to $30.40. Meigs County of $232,000. Congress i~ exPected to pay 90 percent of the cost of replacing outdated equipment, but Flannery said he doesn't think counties should be responsible for any of the cost, DuPonl- 39.78 Pepolco- 40.52 AEP -~2.20 and that the state should pick Arch Coal- f5 .91 Federal Mogul - .64 Premier - 7.50 . up the I0 percent balance. USB - 20.77 Rockwell - 17.48 AAzo - 32.10 "As it stands now, counties AmTeclliSBC - 28.09 · Gannen - 89 .53 Rocky Boott- 4.97 cannot afford to purchase this AAhl~nd Inc. - 35.27 General Eleclrlc- 29.85 AD Shell - 42.85 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. · no lndudod onytlme mlnut.• Al l fo r Plan reunion RACINE - Ralph R. Badgley, 93, of Elm Street, Racine, died ut 5 ~ . m. on Mondar. August 5. 2002. ut Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center In Pomeroy. Born Jan. 2. 1909, in Letart, son of the lute Raymond R. and Murtha Donahue Badgley, he was retired from the Ohio Department of Transportation, und was u retired furmer. . . He was a member of the Racine First Baptist Church. He married Dorothy D. Hysell in Point Pleusunt. West Virginia, on September 17, 1931, und she preceded him in death on April I, 2001, us well as a son, Durrell Badgley. in 1972; a grundson, Kevin Simpson; two sisters. Lcnnu M. Brinker and Zelia Lawson: five brothers. Arthur Badgley, Cecil Badgley. Willie Badgley, Hershel Badgley and Cloist Bad$1ey; a half-brother, Vernon Donahue; nnd a son-in-law, Billy C. Hill. Surviving are three daughters, Ruth Ann Hill of Racine. Bonnie Simpson and her husband, Brian, of Baltimore. Ohio, and .Karen Eckersley and her husband, Tom, of Westminster. South Carolina; two sons, Larry Badgley and his wife, Joyce of Las Vegas, Nevada, and Steve Budgley and his wife, Linda. of Columbus. Also surviving arc 16 grandchildren, Billy Hill Jr., Jeffrey Hill and Tim Hill, all of Rucine, Purn Trammell of Columbus, Chris Hill of Highland, Murylund, Jennifer Young of New Haven, West Virginia, Derek Badgley an'd · Dalton Badgley, both of Antioch, Tennessee, Lisa Motsch of Luncusler, Durin Simpson ofCincinnati, Dun Badgley of Panama City, Panama, Christy Badgley of Las Vegas, 'Nevada, Andrew Badgley of McLean, Virginia, Douglas Eckersley of Columbus, Kelli Badgley of Whitehall, and Amy Badgley of Reynoldsburg; .and 21 great grundchil· dren. · • Services will be I p.m. on Saturday, August 10, 2002, at Cremeens Funeral Home in Racine. with the Rev. Brian Harkness officiating. Burial will follow at Letart Falls Cemetery. NEW YORK (AP) - A · Friends may call from 6-9 p.m. Friday, August 9, 2002, wave of burgain hunting at the funeral home. · . revived stocks Tuesduy, sendGrandsons will be casketbearers . ing lhe Dow Jones industrials up us much us . 374 points before prot1Haking whittled Bannai has reiterated that the the advance down tn 230. Analysts said the pullback plant could be a success und .that he would make good on retlected Wall Street's apprehension about the future. While all money owed. from PapAl the. relatively low stock prices Highlanders is a privatelr· of recent sessions are alluring, Highlanders for $250,000 in owned limited partnership u spate of disappointing ecoand an affiliate of the Ub.ex back wages .for employees. nomic news this month hus On July 18, Highlanders partnership group.· worried investors. As a result, made good on three weeks' . Bannai and Eli Reifman, they have more incentive to work of payroll checks total· the CEO of n multi-billion in profiL~ durin_g a rally, ing nearly $180,000 to dollar a year company, are lock rather risk losmg those almost 140 workers. The the two principal owners of gains ifthan the market fulls rutther. wages were secured through the plant. The company owns Dow closed up 230.46, the Division of Labor and the two manganese mines in orThe 2.9 percent, at 8,274.09. It state attorney general's Africa and was to produce was the average's first tripleoffice, who had filed a law- ferr.o manganese and silicon digit gain in more than a week manganese in the Mason suit on behalf of workers. and followed a three-day. 692· Throughout the trouble, County facility. point losing streuk. The market's broader stock indicators also closed higher, despite retreating somewhat late in the session. The Standard & Poor's 500 index climbed 24.97, or 3.0 percent, to 859.57, and the Nasdaq Workers Petition seeks dissolution means good news for those who can't say goodbye. Putriciu Woolley. 23. hoth or Rucmc. William Charles Cook. 54. Middleport. HARRISONVILLE - Harrisonville and Chnrlottc Louise Newell, 62, Lodge 411 undOES 255 wi II host u fum- Middleport ; Chri,topher Adam Wyull. TUPPERS PLAINS Descendants ily friend>hip and uppreciulion night ut 26, and Brandy Lovena Luudcrm1h. 20. ot Jacob Bauer and Kalte Mee both or Middleport: Ju~on Ouv1d Elberldd will mecl Sunday at the the hull Friday. McCany. 26. Wellston, und Kelli Dawn mberfeld Farm. Tuppers l'luins. for a There will be a pol luck dinner ut 6:30 Li~htfoot, 20, Pomeroy; Lennard fumili• reunion . p.m .. fullowcd hy cntcrtuinmcnt. W1llium Watkin s. 41, Pvmcruy. and Kristinu Murie Kaniecki , 33, Pomeroy; Truvis Ruy Lyons. 20. Rccd.willc. and POMEROY - Units of Mt•ig s Cl1cryl Ann Henderson , 27. Rccdwillc: POMEROY - An Amcncan Red Emergency Services unswercd the fol - uml Alan Cl11rk Seth, 42. and Marc1u Cross hlood drive will bt• held lowing calls for ussi s tun~c on Tucsduy: Ann Calc, 42. hnth of Middleport. Wednesday. Aug . 21 from I lu 6 p.m. ut CENTRAL DISI'A'fCH M<•igs County Senior C:1ti1cns ('t·mer. I :20 p.m .. nssistcd by Syracuse unit . Tl1c fadlity i' lo<.·ated 111 Mulberrty Ohio Route 124. Willium E. Williams, llcighl,, Pnmcruy. The blood drive js dead on arrival. POMEROY - Actions for foredo3:32 p.m.. Rocksprings Roud. Dcltu sure huvc been filed in Meigs County one of several 1chcdu led throughout t~e Bruun. Holzer Mcdicul Center; Common Pleas Court by· Beneficial rcgulll 10 help improve Ihe nul ionul : 9:04 p.m.. Cole Street. Middleport. Ohin, Inc., Elmhurst, Ill .. again,! hlo\>d slmrtagc. .Over u month ugo. the American Rtd Rusty Laudcrmilt, treated at scene. William J. Ernst, Tu/lpcrs Pluin,, und 9:21 p.m., Ohio Route 7, Mkhuel o1hcrs. ullcging dcfuu 1on u promissory Cross Jrlfned with the American· Shields, lreulcd; nole in the umount of $73,10R .29: and. Associalion of Blood nunks. America's 9:59 p.m .. Ohio Route · 7. Michael · by Conseco Fina11cc Servicing Cnrp .. Olood Centers. the American Ht"pit~ll Shields. treuted . Columbus, uguinst Roher! J. Jones. · A"<)(;ialion and the American .Pub,ic Shude. and others. alleging dcfuult iiJthc liculth Association in hsui ng an emer· mnount of $50,128.!12 . gency naliunal appcul. . : A case tiled by Allegra Credil Co., "BI<xld supplies tend 10 dwindle liARRISONVILLE - Hurrisunvillc uguinst Lurry E. Klein , und olhers, hns every summer hul this sumnwr IH•s hcen Lod!!e 441 F&AM will huve a spcci:1l been dismissed. worse." said Timothy Miller. senior meeting Suturduy 111 8:30 a.m. ut the director of donor >Crvicc>. "Even Ihough hull. There will be work in lhc E.A. we have we haven't hud lo ask lhc hos· degree, breakfast. and cleanup of the pituls we serve to cuncel clec1ivc sur1· highwuy in lhe area . cries. our hlood supplies arc only ar a day and half supplic,, when lhc Red POMEROY - Actions for di vorcc Crms dc>ires u three· 10 tivc-duy supply · huv.e been tiled in Mci11-s County Common on hand ." POMEROY - The governing board Plcus Court by Christopher Robinson To be a blood donor. individuqls of the Athens-Meigs Educutinnul Gilbride, Rucinc, uguinsl Kristy Muric must be at lca't 17 year> old . weigh 10~ Service Center wi II meel ut the Gilbride, no address; nnd Nuncy E. pound' or more , he 111 general good Altcrnutive School in .Pomeroy, I08 Scarbrough. Racine. ugainst Leonard health and not have donated blood with· Mechunic St., on Thursday ul 7 p.m. The Scarbrough, Shade. in th~ . la>l 56 day\. Donors (Un giVe locution has been chungcd. Aclions for dissolution of mun·iugc have blood when lakin!! mo\t medicatioos. been filed by Euwurd Lee Duniels. inclu<ling ln,ulin and h1gh blood pr&.;· Middleport. und Melanic Sue Daniels, sure medication,. If their medical condiMiddleport; Boniw Lynn Conley. tion is 'table. for further donation infor· POMEROY - Murria~e licenses Pon~eroy. and Michael Alle11 Conley, malion. call 1-800-G IVE LIFE. huve been issued in Mc1gs County Gulhpohs. 1 Pniblllc Court 10. John Lawrence Driggs, Divorces have been grunted to Melissu 22, Reedsville, und Bridget Danielle Lee Dill from Charles Richard Dill, and to Brownin~. 19, Reedsville; . Robert Beverly Rue Rose fr~ll11 Rulph Edwlud Grcenleut, 40, Parkersburg, W.Va .. und Rose Jr. RACINE - Bailey fmnily rcuni\)n Joctlu Ann Morris, 42, L<>ng Bouom: A dissolution·Jms been grumcd to Donnu will be held Saturday at 4 p.m. at Si."Jr Charles Edwurcl Michael, 40, und Murlu Darlene Benlley and Jerry Lee Bentley. Mill Pnrk . , · Stocks surge Tuesday on ba~gain hunting, Dow up ·more than 230 . Residents will keep village .Lawmaker wants federal money to help ~ school funding fix Appreciation night Licenses issued Charities indided in probe · 4050 minutes•.. LOCAL BRIEFS Location changed Probe finds wrongdoing Congressman's papers placed The Dally Sentinel • Page A 3 . www.mydallyaentlnel.com (UIPI 213-HO) O~lo Volley Publlt~l"'l Co. Pu!JIItllod IYtry tlltrnoon, Monelly through F,lday, 111 Court 81., Ofllo. Sacond·Ciall potla~ -0\1.Pomtrov. peld " AT&T - 9.31 Bank One - 36.75 BU - 16.05 Bob Evan• - 26.75 BorgWarner - 53.18 Champion - 2.73 Charming Bl1opo- 8.30 Clly Holding - 26.35 Col -24.53 DG - f6.f5 ,..n,.: ... - ... 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During his Pomeroy vi~it lust month, Blackwell said Jhe federal funding; if approved, will be available for a limited time. Counties should be prepared to pay their I0 percc;nt local share as. early as m;xt year. Blackwell said he hopes jo have the new systems in place statewide no later than the 2~ general election. r ... A,.. ..,.. J Mtmbtr: Tht AltOCllltd Prut and lilt Ohio -IIP'Pf' A..oclallon. Send IGdrHt corrocl!orw 10 Tht DollY Stntlntl. 111 Coull. 81., Ohio 4!789. Pat_..,., -0\1. Sub1crlptlon rete1 ly ctrtltt 011110101' rouw Ontf2 Ont month 18.70 Ontt104 Dilly . 110 Oflllo Sul>tcrlbtrt no1 dttlrlng 10 pay lilt carrltr may remit In adVance direct to Tht o.lly SontJntl. CrodK wli bo glvfn corrlor each wllk. No 1Ubter1PIIon 0\1 mell ptfmiltod In .._ ...,... ,.,. carr1tr -11 av.ollalllo. w---· --·MilOt MIIIU~ 13Wttl<t 211 82W- f27.30 Sll3.f2 t10UII 13 Wttl<t 26w.tkt 62w.tkt County f2U5 t5e.88 t109J2 Ask far ycnar Free Card Stop by RaCine or Syracuse locations for details. Racine, Ohio • (740) 949-2210 Syracuse, Ohio • (740) 992-6333 Member FDIC .. • , I • • • , �PageA4 0 Inion _ The Daily Sentinel ~~ 111 Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio WAS A.. . GR•• DEAR ABBY: You have some readers! When I wrote about my mother's adventures in the Desen Battalion during World War II, I had no idea there would be such u response . Within 12 hours nft.er my letter agpeared in your column on May 3 • I received a dozen phone calls and numerous e-mail messuges. Two days Inter. letters tarted urriving. With only my name and hometown, your readers tmcked me down to tell me they had located copies of ''The Desert Battalion" on vnrious book-senrch sites. One man had n copy he wus kind enough to se·nd to ·me ; another hud one because he was 11 personal · friend of Mrs. Edward G. Robinson's und had actually tlccom~unied the battulion on sev· eral tnps to visit the troops in 1943-44; and a lady from Sun Diego named Betty called to say NICt; ~~g:~-4, OOT (740) 992·2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 umn~ing ~ AtRAIDW~~ ~, lU. €£l~N& 10 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. bXftL YOIJ, RbP. 'TRA~IC.ANT. Den Dickerson Publisher Charlene Hoeflich Editor Bette Pearce Managing Editor Uuers 10 the editor W'(' u·{•f, ·omt•. nwy .,hould /'c' lt•s.\· Il~tm 301) ll'tm/s. All /rrrn' ""' sui~<'<'T ro •·dirmg mul musr l><' Si!{llf!ll unci include cu/dre.\'.\' mur ll'lt•phmw llllml~t• l; No utt.\'(~ftt~t//~trfr.~· n'i/1 ht! [mhUsh('{/. l.t·.u.a s sftould ht• w :•Wr)(/ taste. wldl't'.\'Sill ,~ ;,,·sut".\', 1101 j)(' l'.\'tnWhflt'S. "flw opi11imu t'XJIIl'.\',\'t'c/ i11 lht• t ·o/1111111 bl'/(111' WY' t/U' c·on· ,,msus oft he Ohio Vall<·y tiu!>lislring Co.:, edirul'icrl '"""''· TH\E H 1,/~.\',\' 011/t't'\dSt-' llllh'd. NAT I 0 N AL V I E W Safer? Arming airline pilots still rmses securzty questwns t ' I . • ,. · • Houslon Chronicle. "" tilt' ormi11g t~/' oil'liru· t>i/mx: The U.S. Hou,se re~.·ently passed legislation thut wotrld ull(lw :urline pilots who rc<:civc weapons tnrining .to. huvc ~uns 111 the cockpit. Such u tll<:ti<:. allowed u11 some :lll'lmes prr.or to S~pl. II, probubiy wot~ld neither in'r~usc nor d~ncu>c tlr ght. sukty . However. the tssuc ol guns lor p1lots rs showmg >.lgns ol overshadowing unJ interfering with more unpnrtunt cllorts 111 ensure safe uir tmvcl for Amerkuns. Mun~ U.S. airports will not meet. the y~ur-en~ dcudline fm: bolstermg secunty, mcillllmg the scunmng ol. ~111. hugs !OI explosives: An added rcqurrcmcnt that :urport ollr<:wls dcv1sc wuys til ensure thut armed pilots ure gcmunc wm1ld only. dclny implementation of llHJt'e importunt security mcusurcs. . An officiul with the airl'inc pilots Ulllon told the Chroml'ic that it would be years before cockpit door> urc urmored cnou~h to thwurtthe entry of a fanutic:1ltermri.s1. Bu~h ~ldmin­ istmlion oflkials suy pilots shmlld,concentntlc on llymg. the plune. but thi: union offi~ial reasonably a.sked. "WI1at r1 the terrorists don't get the memo'!" · If the Senate takes up the House bill. it shnLIId rcjc~l the broad release of airlines from liability unci retain lmwistons to truin lli~ht uttcndunts in self-defense. This. wup ed with passengers willingncss ·to resi>t hijuckers, might prove to be the best defense uguinst suicide terrorists . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Wednesday. Aug. 7. the 21\.lth duy of2002. There are 146 days left in the year. Today\ Highli ght in History: On Aug . 7. 1942. U.S. for<:cs landed at Guudalcanal, marking the start of the · first major allied offensive in the. Pucilk during World W:1r II. On this date: In 1782, George Washington created ·tile Order of the Purple Hearl, a decoration tn r~cogni~.e merit in enlisted men and non-wmmissioncd offkcr,. · In 1789, the War Dcpurtmcnt was established hy Congress. In 1912; the Prngrc,sivc Party nominmed Theodore Roosevelt for president. In 1927, the Peace Bridge between the United States <tnd Canada was dedicated durin~ ceremonies :1ttcntlcd by the Prince of Wales und Vice Presrdcnt Charles Dawes. In 1934, the U.S. Court of Appeal' upheld a lowerwLirt.rul ing striking down the government's attempt to ban the controversial James Joyc~ novel "U lysses.'' In 1959, the United State., laL1nched Explorer Six, whkh , sent buck u picture of the Earth. In 1964, Congress p:1sscd the Gulf of Tonkin re,oiLition. 'giving President Johnson broud powers in deuling with reported North Vietnamese attacks on U.S. forces . . In 1974. French stuntman Philipfe Petit wulked a tightr9pe strung between the twin towers o New York 's World Trade Center. In 1998, terrorist bombs at U.S. cmbussics in Kenya and Tanzania killed 224 people. including 12 Americans. In 2000. Vice President und Demouatic presidential candidate AI Gore selected Sen . Joseph Lieberman w be the tlr't Jewish vice-presidential candidute on a major puny ticket . Ten years ago: The 39-nation Conference on Disarmament in Geneva produced the final draft of a treaty to ban chemkul weapons, ending 24 years of talks. Jennifer C.1priati. won t~~ gold medal in tennis :11 the B:1rcelona Olymp1cs. beating Stefl! Graf. The luxury liner Queen Elizaheth II ran aground off Massachusetts: Five years ago: A RLissiun cupsule on a fix -it missinn docked gingerly with the crippled Mir space stat ion, bringing a new crew charged with salvaging the orbiting outpost. One year ago: Three researchers told a committee at the National Academy of Sciences they were unswayed by arguments against human deming and would s<!On try to .~ lone human beings. The Vaucan denounced what tt called a sian- . derous campaign" against . the Roman Catholic Church over the Holocaust-era pope. P1us XII . Harmomca v1nuoso Larry Adler died in London ut age 87. Today's Binhduyt Songwriter Felice Bryant. i' 77. ~riter­ producer Stan l'rcllcr~ is 76. ·Biue,man Mag1c Slim 1s 65. ·Actress Verna Bloom 1' 63. Humorist Garrison Keillor is 60. Singer B.J.:1Thuma> is 1\0. Singer Lana Cantrell is 59. Actor . John Glover is 58. Actnr David Rasche IS 58. Country smger Rodlley Crowell i' 52. Actor Wayne Knight is 47. Rock singer Bruce Dickinson i' 44. Marathon runner Alberto Salazar i' 44. Actor David Duchovny is 42. Jazz mu,ician Mar~us Roberts is 39. Country >inger Raul Malo fThe Mavericks) i~ 37. Actress Charlotte Lcwi' i' 35. Actrc•• Sydney Penny rs 31. Actress Charlize Theron is 27. Thought for Today : "You mu." learn day by day. year by year. to broaden your horizon . The more thing> you love. the more you arc interc>tcd in, the more you enjoy, the more you are indignant alloul, the more you have left when anything happens." - Ethel L~arrymorc, American actrc•s (I H?IJ1959). . Weclnesdey,-Aup•t7,2002 Dear Abby ADVICE she hud been one of the origi nul battalion! Amazingly. Mrs. Robinson's . granddaughter also culled. We talked for an hour dbout her grandmol her's reminiscences of the battulion. We plan to correspund fur· ther. I wus able to order a copy of the book, which I have given to Mom; received another us u gift; und learned much about Gen. Patton's secret "C11mp X" near Palm Desert. Calif. The Desert Battalion wus the only civilinn group to go there or know about il. It 's been an amazing experience, thanks to you. your readers. und the U.S. Postal Service, which delivered mnny letters to me addressed only with my name. city and state! - DAVE KOHL, .WEST LINN, ORE, DE.\R DAVE: My rcudefs ure · the most caring und generous peo· pte in the world. I'm not urprised that they were galvanized to action after reading your letter. Thank you for sharing your huppiness. (I'll have more on this subject tomorrow.) DEAR ABBY: A few years ugo, my mother told me my futher hud cheated on her. They are now divorced. I decided then thut my futher would not walk down the uisle when I got married - nor would he nnd his new wife ever be invited to my wedding. Even though thut day is u long way off (I am 12}. I was wondering if you agree with my decision . -MAD AT DAD IN VIRGINIA DEAR MAD AT DAD: I underst.und your anger at your futher. nnd vour protectiveness wward yt~<•t ... uther. The best advice I can offer is not lo make any hard· undfast dec'isions ut this tirne . When you are older. and actuul· ly planning your wedding. you will better understund the reu. ons why your parents' marriage failed. and then you cun make u mature decision thut you will not Iuter regret. DEAR ABBY: I am 76. My husbund is 79. Until recently, our sex life was nonexistent. Somehow he got hi s hunds on u sample of Viugru and now he is. us they suy, , "hot to trot." The trouble is, he hus serious heurt problems and gets so flushed and out of breath when we huvc .flag presented ~~~~============~:·LETTERS TO THE EDITOR .. Appreciated services Dcnr Editor: Recently. my fnther was hospitnlitcd , and although he is doing well. we had u time when we just needed some extru help in caring for him and my mom. who is a stroke victim. Usually. our fumily is over income for uny assistunce, although more than 50 percent of the folks' budget is expended .for prescription medicutinl1s . I want to share some information ubout a progrum people need to knuw ubout: 11olzer Extra Cure, u Holzer Medical Center service. II truly jlicks up where other agencies leave off to ussist with everyday activities, so people can live it full life in their own homes. (Some funding is uvuiluble through the Holzer Senior Outreuch Program to provide these 1\Crv-ices. The Senior Outreuch Progrum is funded through donutions from conctlrned citizens und nn unnuul fundraiscr in Junuary.) · These wonucrl\1l, empathic profe~ ­ 'ional homemakers. companions und personal cure :tides provide needed services. us coordinated by a Regional Nurse after a home und need assessment. We only needed a few hours a day for u l;cw weeks to help with the everyday housework. . . lllres of the Meigs County Sheriff'S , Office in 1999 in the amount of : $714.845 und $714.754 in 2000, us quoted by the commissioners. even had $80.000 in unpuid law enforcement bills ut the end of the year 2000. · There w1rs never an action by the Bourd uf Democrat Commissioners to , reduce or cut funding during the pre·:· vious sheriff's terms. Could it be coincidence thut .he wus also of th~" sume purty'! . : 111 200 I. the first yeur of my }e~m a~ : the elected Rcpublicun ' shenff. the : commissioners reduced the sheriff's! budget by $105.900 17ss thun the pr~ ·~ viou~ ·year's expenditures. Then. m_ the second yeur. further budget CUI!+.' were made in the sheriff's budget:: , further impucting my ubility to per- form my · statutory duty to serve und:: protect the re. sidents of Meigs :; County. Now ask the question: If it smells like politics, feels like politics, looks like p11litics. then is it politics? · , The Ohio Revised Code mundutcs thut the Board "of County Commissioners udequi1tely fund nil: reasonable and necessury expense s for the sheriff to perform his statutory duties. Now ask yourself, are they. DeBJI Editor: doing It ? Let's call it what it is ... politics. Sheriff Ralph Trussell The Meigs County Commissioners Pomeroy appropriated and approved expendi· personal cure, und compunionship needs that cont1nuc on even uftcr sur~ical procedures limit one's own family ·caretaker's ubility to provide them. I can't begin to express my gratitude for the loving cure that was pwvided. Vicki Nottinghtun. the nurse who provided the ussessment, was able to be flexible in terms of my busy schedule. Cure uiclcs Robin Haning and Fnye ,Steinmetz .. were so kind untl protess1onulthut licit comfortable in knowing my parents would be able to hnve their concerns and needs uttended to in a munncr that made them feel supported, Cltred for. und functionnl. l·n you or unyone you kiww could benefit from these services. or if you want more informatiop. please telephone Holzer Extru Cure, Free , at 1800-920•8860. Thank you for allowing me to share this wonderful services information. Normn A. Torres Meigs County Hculth Commissioner Pomeroy Anthony ltarha and captain Steve a: Bearhs goes to Alaska u.,S. Rep. Ted Strickland wes tn .Chester recently to present a fJEIS to representatives of the Chester Shade Historical Society · for the 1823 Chester Courthouse. Accepting the flag from Strickland, left, were Pet Hotter, Henry Hunter who Is former scout leader for the troop now sponsored by the Society, end Mary Powell. (Contributed) .' RUSHER'S VIEW BY WiLLI.\M RUSHER The two days of Senate hearings on whether America should attack Iraq were a useful reminder of all the questions such an utHtck would raise. How many American troops would be necessary'! How many casualties would we have to anticipate'? Would Saddam respond by using the chemical and biological weapons he is known to have? What other nations (if any) would contrihutc forces of their own? Which of them would allow us to sHtge attacks. from their territory'! How long would the war take? And, when it was over, how many American troops would have to be stationed in Iraq (and for how long) to keep the peace until a new government could take over? These arc all fair questicms, but they all pale into insignificance when considered in the light of the tcst.imony ofa defected Iraqi nuclear physicigt, who estimated that Saddam Hussein has enough fissionable materials, and enough scientists with the technical know-how, to produce two or three nuclear bombs within three years. Chillingly, noi a single witness, and not a single senator. seriously contradicted that assessment. Instead, on talk shows over the ensu· ing weekend, Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., (chairman of the investigating committee) implicitly conceded lhat point but solemnly doubted, assuming it was true, that Sad dam would ·want to detonate a nuclear weapon - e~cept, of course,'·in response .to an American attack· threatening his extinction. TV reporters (and doves on Iraq) AI Hunt and Robert · Novak. on one show I saw, were deeply impres•ed by Levin's logic. But nobody, as far as I can discover. ha,·mentioned a f:1r more plausible ~ce­ nario. ·Suppose Suddam urranges (and . DROP US ALINE. · flout out of Scwurd. Anthony cuught halibut weighing 92 und 70 pounds. · The Beurhs and Spurners lruveled by motor home on the Alusku highwuy to Shagwuy where they visited ·Chief of Police Dennis Spurrier und his wife Dirce. The truvelers enjoyed great weather, scenery 1111d il view· lng of a wide variety of wildlife. . Anthony will be attending Ohio Universily this fall. O'Bieness Hos ital Names Employee for t e Month of August Should we allow Saddam to make the first move? : ' POMEROY -· As u spe· ciul graduation gift to Anthony Beurhs. his srund· mother Phyllis Beurhs of Pomeroy took him on u trip to Alaska. Anthony gradual· -ed this spring from Meigs High School. The two were guests of Phyllis' sister and brother-inlaw, Bud and Doris Spurrier of Eagle River, Alaska. While there the Spurners took Anthony on a flshlna trip for halibut on a charter Is it politics? -------------------------~~ : William Rusher COLUMNIST who will assure us that he couldn't?) to plant one of his nuclear bombs in some major American city, io be detonated there on his order. He could then send a letter to President Bush (or his successor. since this will be in 2005 or thereafter) advising him of this fact and warnir.g him that it will be detonated if America attacks Iraq or interferes unacceptably with any future moves Iraq may make. We would simply have to live, there· after, with the sickening realization that all hope of ousting Saddam at an acceptable cost was· gone. From that point forward, U.S. foreign policy would be hostage, permanently, to the approval of Saddam Hussein. If we mi scalculated and displeased him beyond endurance, some major American city - probably but not necessarily New York or Washington - would be yaporized at a cost of hundreds of thousands of American lives. How long do you suppose it would take Sen. Levin, or some other committee chairman equally full of himself, to get on television and demand to know why the incumbent president ever permitted matters to come to such a pass? And how long would it take AI Hunt, assuming George W. Bush was still 821 Third Avo., Qolllpol/1, Ohio .. 7-2342 president, to predict that such recklessness would cost the Republican party dearly at the next election? . It cannot be repeated too often that 1 the rules of warfare have recent!~ ; changed in a fugpamental way. For the • first lime in history, it is not at all incon- : ce.ivable that a relatively· minor country .; could. if it possesses and is prepared to threaten the use of weapons of mass destruction, inflict unacceptable destruction upon a superpower. The only possible response 19 this very real danger is for the superpower to strike first - pre-emptively. In the case of major nations (such as China), their rulers know they have too much to lose to play such a deadly game. But what· does a petty dictator with messianic pre~ , tensi.ons have to lose, compared to what , he has to gain 'I . :" President Bush knows this, and is :' preparing to strike pre-emptively. It is :' quite i~ue that he has not yet fully pre- • pared the American people, or our ·' allies, for such a step - probably • because he prefers to make the case • closer to the event itself. so that naysay- ;. ers will have less time to chip away at :· the suppon he will amass, (They w,ill, ~ for example, complain that there is no ;. convincing evidence that Iraq was ' behind the events of Sept. II - an , · utterly irrelevant point.) · But I predict that the American people !• will understand Mr. Bush perfectly, and : will back him to the hilt. And heaven • help the politicians who try to score a : few points by standing in his way. 1 (William Ru.wlrer is a Di.fti11guished :' Fellow of the Claremom l11stitute for ; the Study of State.tma11.1hip and : Political Philo.wphy.) 200 Mlln tt., Point PiHIInt, W.VI, '''' 304-4711-1313 : Mel1nle ltethtm sex that it scare. me. I don't think he should be Hiking the pills. I knuw/ou huve medic11l expert you cuul usk fur udvice. I'm sure he husn't told hi s .cardiologist he's tuking Viu~ru. Help! - WO~· RIF.D IN COI.ORADO ' DEAR WORRIED: If 'your husbund won't tell his cardiologi. t he's tuking Viugru. yuu should und do it toduy. From whut I have reud. in most cuses. se~ won't kill u mun with u heurt l'nndition. but the combination !lf Viugru witb the wrong medicution could . Your husbund might prcl~r to ~o out with u "bung" - hut helore he takes the risk, you both should be fully informed . · Drar A/Jby i.1 .wrirrrr1 by l)bi/l<lil, Van B11rr11. al.w k"""'" a.( ll'mmr Pftillt)>.f, llllll wa ,· jlmtl!l~d by ht>r . motltrr. J>cwli11r l'l•illips. Writr Dt'ar Al>by 111 II'II'II'.Dt•<rrA/Jb,\•.crmt or P. 0. Box 69440, I.M All!ll'it.T. CA 90069. COMMUNITY CALENDAR & ' TODAY IN HISTOR.Y the Bend Pag~A5 World Vfilr II desert battalion rises again after man~ plea The Daily Se~tinel ' _rh_e_o_an_y_Se_nt_in_ei_ _ ___..;B;;;;;;;;;..J w.dnesny. Aupst 1, 2002 ATHENS - A Meigs County resident has been , named O'Bieness Memorial · Hospital employee of the month. Melanie Stethem, M.T. of Chester is assistant chief medical technologist in O'Bieness laboratory. She was chosen to be the employee of the month for her instrumental success in n projeet streamlining key functions of the hospital's laboratory. Stethem is responsible for the day-to-day operations of the laboratory, she maintains equipment, orders supplies, schedules staff and handles laboratory's quality control issues and reporting . In November 1988 she began her career at the hospital. She said she enjoys tnteructing with patients while she has served as a medical technologist and she likes the challenges of her administrative position. During the nine-month project Stethem was 111volved with, she implemented a .laboratory infor-. mation system that allows the laboratory to test orders and results to be transmitted by computer rather lhan by means of paper documentation. The project improves the laborlltory's ·accuracy and speed while staff mem· bers have access lo informa· tion. North America ' :Fresenius 'Dia{ysisServices of ya{Cipo{is !RJ.quest tnt pCeasure ofyour company J.ttour · Open :House ~ceptwn · On Sunaay .aftertuJon, J.tugust 11, 2002 !From 'Two-'11r.irty to ~ive.IJ!iirty Pit 100 Jacf:.§on Pif<l. J.tm6u!atorySurgery 'Entrance - Seconi ioor on tfie rigfr.t PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. Subscribe today. 992-2Jj6 Community Calendar is published as n free service lo · non-profit groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar is not designed to promote sales or fund-raisers of any type. Items arc printed only as space permits und cannot be guuranteed to be printed a specific number of days. ' WEDNESDAY . PAOETOWN - Scipio Township Trustees, 6:30 p.m. Pagetown hall. POMEROY - Beginning Yoga class, Wednesday, 5:30 to 6:45 p.m. Meigs Senior Citizens buildin[l. All ajlcs welcome. 992-2681. Ext. 23-3 to ~et more information or to regtster. Prol(rum. SYR.o\CUSE - Syrucuse Villuge Council. Thursduy ut 7 p.m. , mayor's office. TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Pluins VFW Post 9053. Thursduy ut post hull ut 7:30p.m. Mcul at 6:30p.m. RACINE Bethuny Sonshine Circle will meet ut Dorcas church, Thursday, 7 p.m. Teu purty to celebrate third anniversary, with progrum by Lois Sterrett and Kathryn Hurt . Scrapbooks will be avuiluble for vtewing. Time of sharing. All members. former guests und ladies in the community nrc invited. FRIDAY POMEROY - Widow 's THURSDAY fellowship will meet Friday, REEDSVILLE Free 12 p.m .. Crow's Family childhood immunization clin· lo, Thunday, J to 2 p.m., at Restulll'ant. Reed's Store in Reedsville. SUNDAY Available to furnllles of all TUPPERS PLAINS incomes, even .those with Insurance coveraae. Brina Descenda.nts of Jacob Bauer shot records. Sponsored by and Katie Mees Elberfeld will !he Ohio University Colleae meet Sunday at the Elberfeld of Oaleopathic Medicine Furm, Tuppers Plains, for a Childhood Immunization family reunion. Concert at the Fur Peace ·Ranch POMEROY Two members of the legendary rock group Jefferson Airplane will perform Sat11rday at The Fur Pence Station at Jormu Knukonen's Fur Peace Ranch. · The Hot Tuna trio, in its final performance of the year. will be presenting an acoustic concert. . Kaukonen owner of the ranch, and Jack Casady also of Airplane fume will join forces with Michael Falzarano for an evening of music. Tickets ure available at $25 for the co'ncert, tickets for the concert and a gourmei dinner ure ulso · available . For ticket and dinner information cull " 740-992 -7595 or at ww w. furpeucerunch :com, Tickets ure also available ut The Court. Grill in Pomeroy. The Fur Pence Ranch is locuted just off of U.S. Route 33 north of Pomeroy, off of County Rond 20, on St. Clair Roud. MillS COUNTY Pill SrBCIALS IT CIISTIR LIND.JVIIRI • Pine Bedding $3.99 a bale • Grooming and Show Supplies ·Available 'We foo((jorwara to sftaring tfUs timt witli !f.OU ana you see0g our new state of tlie artjacifity meeting tfti staff ani our Meaical 'Directf?r 'Dr. Musa Yljafa FMC Dialysis 8en1ces of Gallipolis, 100 Jackson Pike Ambulatory Center • Gallipolis, Ohio 4563 t Phone 44 t ·9300 38371 ST. RT. 7 985-3700 ·Chester • �Page A 8 • The Dtllly Sentinel Wedneaday, Auguat 7, 200~ www.mydallyaentlnel.com Mold can make for a ·asick house" Qut:~tion: We moved ull uiUiion thtll "bluck mold." the furniture out tlt' our hcd· known scil!tllifit:ully us rooms rcc~ntly to huvc the Stuchybmrys churturum. is curpets dcuned. We disctlV· rcsponsibl~ for u numher of ered bluck mold in every hculth problems including room . My wife hus culd lung hemorrhu!le und mcmourticuriu und my duughtcr hus ry loss. In fuct. there is linlc usthmu. Everyone hus . sdentil'ic · informution thut .heududrcs und upper respirll .. implkutcs bluck mold uny tory pmhlcms. Could the more tlmt other molds . mold llc cuusing this'/ · All types of mold. nut just Answer: Either visible Stuchyhotrys churturum. growth uf mold or mold lmvc u grem ubility to pro· spores cun be found utmost ducc ullcrgy und ullcrgk · everywhere. The spores rcluted disorders in humuns . come into our homes on our Asthmu und r••spirutory proh· feet, clothes, pels und on the lems like those your house· breezes us we puss lhroul!h hold members huvc muy be the door. Mold sr,orcs urc cuuscd hy. or ut lcust nu1tl~ very smull und drrft on the wmsc by, mold.. tlld wind like the tini~st specks of urticuriu, the 1111COI11111llll dust. These spores will then it~hing hives -like illness form visible mold colonies your wife hus. nmy or muy like those you've found in not be u 1'\!Sponsc to mtlld every room, once they c~posurc. encounter the mmients und ltlcully, no home. work· wuter necessury for growth. · pluce or school should ht1vc There llus·been some spec- uny visible mold !li'OWth. In I I I ~milp. v-U'edicino John c.Wolf, D.O. "--toci•te Pro!t11or of Flmlly Mtdiclnr' the reul world, however, there p11lhubly isn't one nf thc.lc pluccs without ut least sumc mold in the buthroom, kitchen or luundry urcus. You sec, molds need moisture tn grow, so unyplu,·c thut lmlf frequent spills or· high humidity i~ u likely breeding ground. Molds ulso smw in II nitmgcn ·poor, cc llulosll·ric h environment •• like the moist drywull thut your wulls urc pmbubly mude from. Huving mold in nil of your bcdmoms mukes me suspect you huve u problem with moisture being tNtpped in your walls. Condensution is pr·obubly the culprit, ulthough wuter cun penetrute insulution und other wull huildinl! muteriuls from heuvy mins m from tlooding. You should seck the expertise of un experienced contructor Restaurateur Jimmy Rodriguez gi¥es Caribbean-Latin food a home in New York NEW YORK (AP) r- ·n,c Latin worid is u bil! place, so it make.~ sense tl111t there would be ull sons of regiom~ 1\xll.l to be eutcn there. But for some reuson, ull "Latin" food gets lumJX.'<I rogether - despite the varying terruin, climute tmd truditions liOmcthing that rurcly huppens when tulkinl! ubout IOod from odter points on the globe. Do you ever heur tmyone suy "Thut Euro~an food is Just · grent" or 'There's certufnly something to be said for North AmericW1 cuisine'"/ Of course not. lt's.broken into ltaliwt, French ·wtd American, umonl! others, Wid then tltere ure the subcmegorles, such lL~ northem ltuliun, Sicilian. country French W1d Ct\iun. Resrouruteur Jimmy Rodriguez suys ·his growing empire of New York Cl\y cuter· les, including lhe newest Jimmy's Downtown,luL~ u•similurly well-defined mission: to tum out CwibbeM·style Latin food. Adobo · Roasted Chicken With Cachapas For the chicken: 4 boneless chicken brea.~L, 2 tablespoons chopped gw:lic I blblespoon chopped pursley ~.teaspoon pupriku . ~· tcu,poon gurllc powder y, teu~poon onion powder ~. teu~poon crucked bluck pepper ~~cup pure olive oil Extru oil for sauteing C~lmbine herbs, spices tmd oil. Rub chicken with mixture. Cover and refrigerate w lelllit 2 hours or overnight if possible. Prellellt oven to 3SO degrees. I Heat enough oil in pun to cover the bottom. Saute chicken over medium heut, about 3 min· utes each side until golden brown. Finl~h cooking in oven about 1()..12 minutes. While chicken is cooking, warm up com cuchupa.~ tmd Page 81 to h~lp determine 'the cuuse of the excess moisture in your home und then elimi· nute it. Without control of humidity in the building, no mold cleanup will give lust· ing results. Mold is generally easy to eliminate once the underlyiny moisture problem 1is remedied. A solution of one port household bleuch with nine parts water mukes un effect1ve disinfectant. This is purticulurly good for hurd surfaces in the kitchen. buth und heating ducts. It cun ulso be used to treat surfuce involvement of drywull. If the drywall has been wet cleur through, however, it will need to be replaced to eliminate the mold. Curpet und carpet pudding thut hus mold growth must be repluced. The health risks from cleuning up mold in u "sick home" like your~ ure general· ly smull and cun safely be accomplished by most home· owners. Your family and your home ure an exception to this generalization, however. Since ull of you ulready seem to be having ullergic reuciions to mold, further exposure fmm the extensive cleunup will only muke you much worse. Besides, you need to hire thut expert to help you figure out why ull thul humidity is being trupped in your bedrooms in the first place. Why don't you just puy someone for the clcunup, too'l "Family Medici11e" is a weekly colum11. To .I'U/Jmit que.1·tio11s, write to Jolm C. . Wolf. D.0., Olrio U11Nersity Coflegfl of Osteopllllric Medid11e, P.O. Box 110, At/rem·. Olrio 45701 . Past wlul//11.1' tire avCJiiiiiJie Olllillr 111 wwli> .flrrodio.org!Jm. SOCIAL SECURITY COLUMN Medicare can now .help pay for glaucoma screening Bv JoHN LAMom Jimmy Rodriquez displays a chicken with corn succatash and chlmlc(1urrl aauce dish at his restaurant, Jimmy's Downtown, In New York. (AP) · GOOD FOOD- ·I~!!!! · I V. ~cups llour or precooked com)ncuVpolentll (IIVIIilublc in uny supcrrmU'kct) 4 Thblespoons butter Cut com kernels ofT cob. Puree corn in food pmccs.1or und udd the following ingredients one ut u time: SUI!lU', suit, pepper tmd egg. Sill flour until the butter holds the consistcncy of thick puncuke butter. · In a Wlll111 suute pun, udd butter tmd drop butter into 3-inch rounds. Cook 2 minuics, tum and cook rut udditionul 2 min· utcs. Remove from pun and set Ullidc. (Com cukes should be wise cook com in oven's broiler for npproximutely 2 minutes, until it Ullpcurs ulittle bit chum:d. Cut kcillels on·cob. In 11 wmm suute pW1, udd but· tcr und shullots. Cook until trunslucent, about -3 minutes. Add com tmd cook 11bout Moth· cr .S minutes. Add fuvu beW1s. cherry lomutocs und pursley leuvcs. Toss inl!n:dicnts to be completctr couied with butter. Sca.wn wllh suit tmd pepper to tu.~tc. , For the chirn)churrl suuce: y, cup chopped purslcy ~.cup chopped ciluntro I shallot, drced 3 cloves gurlic, chopped 3 pepperoncini peppers (pickled peppers),.diced . Y.cup juice, or brine, from pepper,oncini pepPers lll'ed bell pepper, diced · Y, red onion, diced 2 cups extnl virgin ollve oil Suit to Ul!lte Pepper to wte Red wine vinesar to UISte Combine all 111aredients Wid let mix rest at least 2 hours. (The suuce ctm be refrigerated for up to u wee~.) For best results, hand cut all ingredienL~ instead of using a food processor. While vision loss is one of the most feured disubili· ties we can experience, e~perts say that half of all blindness can be prevented. That's why I'm so pleased tl\at Medicare now covers glaucoma ·screening forcertllin at-risk people. . As of this year, Medicare will help pay for an unoual eye exam for ull Medicare beneficiaries who are at high risk for glaucoma. This includes people with diabetes, those with a fami· ly history of ~Jaucom11 and African-Amimcans. Aging is the singl~lurgest risk factor for developing glaucoma, the leading cuuse of preventable blind~ ness .In the United States. The eye diseuse affects ubout two mi Ilion Americans, who ure uge 65 or older, und about 120,000 Americans now are blind as a result of glaucoma. In the pust, Medicare p11id for routine testing for glau· coma only · after u patient was Identified liS having symptoms of the diseuse. But early detection and treatment made ~efore there are noticeable symptoms can be critical to helpinl! ·people keep their eyesight. The Glaucoma Research Foundation reports thut blindness due to gluucoma costs the U.S. government more than $1.5 billion annually in Sociul Security benefits, lost income tax revenues and health cure expenditures. But uglauco· mu screening costs Medicure only $3S. Medicare covers 80 per· cent of the approved amount for glaucoma screening, after a person has met the $ I00 deductible. The need for glaucoma screening will only become more important in the future us the baby boomer gencr11tion ages and the number of Americans who are nt risk for u¥e related eye diseuse mcreuses. People should take whatever steps they cun to protect their eyesight. , If you are eligible for Medicare und qualify, you · should take . ad vunt11ge of this new yearly benefit. Just check with yqur local Medicare carrier for specific coverage information for glaucoma screening. (John Lamolle Is manas· er of tile Social Security office 111 Athens.) · KINDERGAmN REGISTRATION PHONmc READING PRoGRAM (Reading by Chrlltma1) Grade•K-6 . Umlted Clauroom Availability CaU 992·6249 an l!'flJ_rltUJIIDnpaclc:et. , ~~re~(~-~~.lnre~edj~be~~l~iriu r-~---------------~---~---------~-~=====~ a' large bowl, place u Wlll'lll corn · 3SO·desree oven.) cake in the center of plnte and. Fnr the shallot relish mound the relish on top. Pluce 2 lllblespoons butter cooked chicken on top and finish ~ shullolll, peeled tmd sliced with chimichurrl sauce. Serve y, cup favu beans, cii!IIJ1ed und immediately. _ bl'l"ched. 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C11bcll County Mugistrute Johnny McCallister dis· missed the churgc Mond11y becuuse of failure to prose· cute. The move cume ufter the .police officer fulled to uppeur in court, uccording to McCallister'~ clerk. The cuse stemmed from un early morninl! fiHhl ut u bar ne.11r the Marshall campus on June 14. Accordinl! to court records, Wilson suffered minor fuciul injuries. When un oft1ccr tried to gather inform;uion 11bout the fight, , Wilson allegedly punched him in the left shoulder und neck ureu. The officer then pepper· sprayed Wilson und restruined him. II' convicted, Wilson could have faced up to a year in jail and a maximum $1,000 fine. Safeco trees are coming down SEATTLE (AP) - The 26 trees the Seattle Mariners planted ut Sufeco Field . in March to cut down on glure for hitten are coming out Second baseman Bret Boone, designated hitter Edgur Martinez, first buse- · man John Olerud and backup cutcher Ben Duvis huve suid they have trouble seein~ the ball coming out of the prtch· er's . hand, particularly in games starting at 3:35 p.m. und 6 p.m. False account1n1 spread to baseball? NEW YORK (AP)- A co· owner of the New York Mets accused baseball commissioner Bud Selig of conspirinl! with a former Arthur Andersen accountant to "manufacture phantom (lper· ating losses" in the sport's books. Nelson Doubleday, in papers filed in federal court tn New York, said the com· missioner's office was "in cahoots". with Fred Wilpon, his co-owner, to put an artifi· cially low value on the teum. Wilpon is attempting to buy out Doubleday under the pro- . visions of an agreement they made when they bought the team in 1986. • ••••• . Send your sports news to the Daily Sentinel at sports@mydailysentinei.com DENVER (AP) -. After . three hits und scoring two runs, Jay Payton cupped 'his evening with a diving catch in right-center field. Not u bad wuy to impress your new teum in your home debut. Payton und Denny Sturk, who pitched six strong innings, helped the Colorudo Rockies beut the Cincinnati Reds 7-6 on Tuesda~ night. Since being acqmred from the New York Mets on July 31.. Pu~ton hus hit .3S9 (7~for18) wrth three runs, two doubles und two RBis. "First impressions ure important." Puyton suid. "My first impression on the roud wus 11 pretty ~ood one, and my first impress1on ut horne wus u pretty good one. Hopefully. I cnn continue to do the same thing the rest'of the year." Rockies munuger C,lint Hurdle said Payton "hus been living on the barrel of the bm since we got him. A lot of bulls hu ve been coming off his but hot." Another Rockies newcomer, Snndy Alomnr, doubled twice us Colorado pounded out 15 hits. including six dou. hies und u club r-ecord-tying three triples. Brent Butler hit a. two-run triple in the sixth to chase Brlun Mc~ehler. Sturk (7·2) continued his mastery ut Coors Field, lillowing just three hits und one run · - on Adum Dunn's homer in the sixth. In si~ sturts at the hitter-friendly bullpurk this season •. Stark is 5-0 with u 2.21 ERA. ,"I just go out there und try to stay uggressive," Stark suid. "It's u toul!h pluce to pitch, und thinl!s CW1 change very quickly. So you've reully got to lock in und focuN maybe a little more than ut other pluces. LONG Bi\LI. THREAT- Cincinnati's Adam Dunn connects for a solo home run against Rockies starter Denny Stark In the sixth Inning at Coors Field In Denver on Tuesday. (AP) Ple111 111 Rldt,I:J • • Browns' Green cleared to play , BEREA !APl The Cleveland Brown,, ure relieved after w1 MRI exmn showed llQ · mujor dumage in rookie run· ning buck William Green's sore right shoulder. Green hus his own reason to be relieved: The exum is over. The first-round draft pick had some discomfon in hls shoulder lust week tmd then aggravated it during a full-contucl pmctice uguinst the Buffalo Bills in Rochester. N.Y. Bmwn.~ couch Butch Davis suid Green hus some minOr fruying in the shoulder. but die former Boston College star ;.hould return to practice Wednesday after sitting out the pust two duys. "II turned out 10 be really good," Duvis said. 'There was no structural damage. The swelling i;. at a minimum. 1-le · hus full runge ol' motion. All unticipution is that not only will he return to pructice, but there is a very good ch1111ce he wUI pluy in the game on Snturdlly. ~' The Browns open their exhi· bition senson Saturduy in Minnesota. As 11 precuution, the Browns · kept their first-round draft pick out of u weekend scrimmage with the Bills and kept him out of practice on Monday and Tuesday. Davis suid Green didn't immediutely huve the MRI performed because he's claustrophobic. Green needed a sedative to undergo the procedure where the putlenl is placed in a tubulur machine.. The joy and challenge if deep sea fishing I love to tish. . Unfortunately, 'I don't get un opportunity to do it often. One of my fuvorite.forms of fish· ing is not in any stream or river or even a luke, When I was younl!er - if I recall, I was in junior high at the time - I had the opportunitr to go on my first deep sea fishing tnp. When the trip was said and done, I knew this was something I wunted to do us often as possible. · Lusl week,. I went out for the first time in over I0 years - I 0 yeurs too many - on a small 40-foot charter bo11t out of Murrells Inlet, S.C. For those of you who vacation in . the Myrtle Beach ureu, you're.proba· bly fumiliar witli Murrells Inlet as a or cut up snapper), and the battle for the big catch. There are two kinds of deep seu fishing - · bottom fishing and trolling. It's the latter thut can take the best out of the most physically fit man and even more so out of those who are out of shape slugs, like ... well, we'll just leave it like that. (Cough, BUTCHMEISTER cough) · The anticipation of the catch is fishinl! and seafood dining commu- almost as exciting, taking u two and nity. . a half hour trip beginning before 7 Anyhow, there's nothing like deep a.m. to a pluce 40 miles or so out in seu f1shing. the Atlantic. Just you, close friends and family. Mind you, I'm not a morning perand the great'. big ocean. son. A nice, consistent breeze, the smell I absolutely hute mornings with a of sea water and bait (usually squid passion, but this is an exception. Butch Cooper Surprise! Mount picked in OAC COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -1\vo-time defending national champion Mount Union - which has won at least a ·share of the last I 0 Ohio Conference titles- was selected on Tuesday as the teum to beat in balloting utthe OAC's .· preseason meetinjls. The Purple Ra1ders. who have won si~ . Division III championships in the last nine years, received 37 of a possible 40 first· place votes from the media and the maximum nine from the OAC coaches since Larry Kehres was not permitted to vote for his team. "I've said this in the past: Playinl! games in our conferc ence prepares teams to do better in the postseason," said Kehres, who has a 130·7·3 record in OAC games. "There is a wide variety of offensive styles and defensive styles. You see great rushen und passers and kick returners. It helps you get prepared. You see everything in our league." Mount Union, riding a 28-garne winning streak overall and a 67-game OAC winning streak, returns just four starters on offense with eight back on. defense. But the returnees 'include four first-team Ali·OAC selections: run· nin~ back Dan Pugh, kicker Rod Chenos, defensive back Chns Kern and defensive lineman Matt Campbell. The Purple Raiders also return quarterback Rob Adamson (2S TD passes, 8 interceptions), tight end Josh Liddell and most of the offensive line. Ohio Northern, coming eff an S-2 season that included a 31-3 loss to Mount Union, was the second choice in both polls. The Polar Bears return all but one starter on each side of the ball. Then you )lear the engines slow down and the lines being set by your crewmate. That's when you know the game is afool us the t:hill starts going up and down your SP,ine. Sure, it not exact I~ hke · going Marlin fishing dnwn m the Florida Keys, but exciting neve11heless. With the line;. se1 and the boat moving slowly. helping you in ~our search for the big cure h. you wan . Then it huppens. Your pole goe' cnuy ·and the mate rushes to your position . Gume on. . You grab the rod and begin a long battle for your first hopeful catch of the (lay, PleaM ... Fllhln(l. IS Kitna will start first .for·Bengals GEORGETOWN. K_Y,. (AP) - Jon Kitna wtll start at quarterback when the Cincinnati Bengals their first preseason game at Buffalo Friday ni-ht, coach . D1ck LeBeau . sard on ~esday. Krtna, the NFL slowestrated p~sser last season. hkely ,wrll play one quar.· ter wtth the rest of the frr,st·tea~ offense, LeBeau sard durmg a news confer· ence, Kltna 18 battlinJI free· agent pickup Gus Frerotte for the staning ·ob. He beat out Scott Mitchell and Aldli Smith in a threeway duel during training camp last year. · . "It'll ao Jon, Gus and then Aluli in that order," LeBeau said. ''Scott (Covington) probably wUI also play. Each one will probably get a quarter - NCAA [ The pLue for college footbaUI , I • • The Daily Sentinel 'i probably." LeBeau said the staning offensive line likely will · play most of the· first half. to give Kitna and Frerotte a chance to show what each can do with the first team. "I think all of our QB'a are doing a good job," he . said. "I was pleased with the way both Jon and Oils moved the ball (during the scrimmage on Saturday). We should have put some more points on the board the way we moved the ball .. , " Th e 1tan1ng de•ena • 1 ve line also should see nearly t~? quarters of ~ion. The defen~rve . l~nc needs to get us llmtns down, a~d the only way to' ~~ t~ lA through;comJ» !IliOn, LeBea~ sard.. : '-:eBeau satd krckeiJ Ne1l R~kers a~d Travis Dorsch hkcly w11l contin. ~e to altemate kicks dur, tnJI the preseason. . • �will The Daily Sentin 1 4·2 Indians double-up on Devil • CLEVELAND (AP> - On New Yorl..\ And) P~niu~ the same mound. two former (6(>) 11ml a~~ Ma<li.l\1~ (~71 AII·Star pitchers whose huve nw~ win~ un\\ln~ u~tlv\1 caiccrs have b«<n si(letrncked ph~hers uttheir ~un\lnt h11me by 11\iurles. got to ta~te sue· pmks. . cess once again. · · N~~jy. thmtgh. dl<ln 't jlet Charles Nagy. pitching cuugl\t up in the miie~ton_,, with a lot of heart but lltl car· . His go11ls are dill~~nt the~ll 1111\ie in hls el\low, won at du~s . Jucobs Fltll.d for the first time 'I'm just. enjoylnjl the in moro thim a year us Jim n1\lmont. enJOYh11l pltchmg. Thome homerod 1\tesdn)' tmd being In tne f\>llltlon night. leading toe Cleveland again," he said. "I j\tst want Indians to a 4-2 win over the to pitch." Tam_pa Bay Devil Ruys. Mark. Wohlers pitched the "Thai was the first one in u ninth for hls founh save. lona. l.ona time." he snld. lndillns shllrtstop Onw Thmpa Buy's . Wlls\m Vit~tuel slwu ld ~et one, too. Alviii'Oz also had a nostulglc He starte\1 " double play in nlaht, pitching In relief for · the eighth with u dlvh11l stop tho first time since 1992. behind second huse t~ml "That was a long time tlipped the ball whHo lyin11 aao." he Sllld. "I was !\ li11lo \lll tho ' ground to Ricky nervous." Gutlcrrel. who turned the DP. Nagy 0 ·2). who hus C(ln· "That's OmM," Nu~y said. founded doctors by pitching "One !'lay lll\e that ufter the past two yeurs uti~;~r unuthef." ., undergoing two surgeries. Alvaro~ hodn't pitched In allqwcd two runs and six hits relief since Sopt. '· 11192, .in soven Innings for hls first with tho Chlca11a Whlto Sox. homo win since July 21 last The lcft·hander was Just season. . activated from the 15-day The 34-year-old used all disabled list on Monday. It his tricks on the Devil Rays. wus.the second stint this sea· After aivlnu up two runs In son on the DL for AlvareJ, tho fint \~nina. NaiY used who ml11~od all of 2000 and his sinker and curve to retlro 200~ followln11 rotator ouff II of 21. suraery on his shoulder. '"1 still feel like I have a lit· "People who have not tle loft In the tank," ho said. been hurt don't know what "Some days they hit the \lall It's like to be away from tho ri&hl at people and some days gume," said Alvare~. who they don't.' m"de 220 stllfl~ between :Nagy walked one and rollef appcmranco.s. "Yuuju~t struck aut five for his ~Oih huvo to 1101 boQk, I WIIS IJOinil CIU'eor win at the Jake. Only craly becau~o 1 wt~nlto pluy • Nl Nl I ftOUTINI ~R OMAII - Clev lamt 11hort1top Omt~r Vlzquel fliP* lhe blllll Jeoon\1 btltemt~n Ricky Gullamu (l2l to itllrt t1 \loubl~ Pill)' ilftor ll dlvln& IIOP In tho olt~hth 1nnlnj 1\IUtlll)'. (APl bull. It's whutl du. l'm nil\ II quitter.'' Thomo hit a solo hom~r ln the ~~c6nd otl' Jot'IJ() Sosn (I · 5l for the ln\lhms. wh11 hnve won · 11 ot' thoh· lust I) oauhm tho Devil Ruys. Ricky 0\11\erre~ hit n two· run duuble nml Kttrhn Ot~rclt~ - who wtmt ).far-4 In his first t~ume thl~ sonson with Clovehmd - hnd "n RBI double ns the lndhms sc1we\l thi'Oe limes In th t'mtrtll ofl' Smm lu l)o uhetul 4·2. Susu walked l.~e Steven~ nnd '!'homo til Sll\fl the lnnl111J, Md with one oil\, Outlet·re~ pltllod hls double just inside the t'"ll 11nd down the thlrd·buso Uno. Onrci11, brou11ht llll from Triple,A llutl'lllu ~11rller in th dlly to llollh\ his SQQond stint In Chmlnml, t'Olll\wod NASCAR plan for blger cockpits hits wall with Ills sel.'llnd \10\lble, · ''I'm j11s1 s11 li"I'N' 1\\ bll btt~l\ " suld O"t'liitl, who ftsked tn hi.' I'Oicus\'d 1lurln~ stwlnl) · tmlnh11) lly tho htdh1ns: "I 1'1.1el so relul\ll\1, h's been IJIIO\l to see I.IVIlf)'• unc "II" ln." Thome ~l\11l1Mell lrt lh\1 third. •h·lvlnll " -1 14·fnm khm In In lh~ ln•ll"ns' tmllpon in center tn hdnjj the h1\UIIns wlthln J· l. Tho jltUHil l'ush.Hi J hours, 34 min· utes. MR'fS !1, UII~WI\IIS I . Mike f'lo~zu hit his ~~7th home run ns a cmchet·. tyln11 Jnlmi1y llend1 1\lr second-most nt the posh ion, uml New YPrk won nt Miller Pnrk to s111p n nvt~•jllll\le loslnll Sll\lnk . Pedl'\l A'luci11 ( 11 ·41 phche(i 11 thrl.lo·hlllel' I'm his third vnmtJiote gmne thl~ seusnn multhe :lOth nf his ct\1\lOI'. Ito su·uck Ollt 11 s~;~nsnn·hljlh 10. Pluu.u's IWO•i'\11\ hom~t· In tlw lli'st lnnin11 wus his 2~t·ll nt' tlw ,lt\IIS\111, The only plny~1· to hit more CIII'Oilt' homers us u c11td1e1' wns Ctll'hon Fisk (:I~ I), Ben Sheets ~~ · 14 l inst l'ot· 1h11 scv· enth time In nine li1•clslnns. li:lO'OS Ill, CAIIntNi\1.~ 1 Mnsutn Yn>hli (.\ ••1) pltch~d u scven· hht~l' 111 wln fur lhL' flt•st tlm~ sln~o A\ll'il Ill, nnd th1.1 top tht·ee Muntreu hillel'' hvgun the ~umc H· l'ur·Hwhllv hundln11 St . I,nuls lis s~u· son·Will''-l •l~lh 'tt'lli»lit lfofeut. s,•nu l(ol~n·s I'II'St hmnlliJUille with 1ho Cn1·dlnuls wu• u q11l..,t nn~ 'nliet' 1110 J~ · se~nnd >lundlniJ nvutlun hefnro his nr,t Ut •hnt. He WliN O·flll•4, nmll' (H'm·· lll •hll'~ jjlltli.lllii\I'U hits In euch nl' his l'it'SIIWII gnm~s with Si. .. " Lmli~ . · JI~~ AS't'tUt~ t•k .; '! Unu~tnn . Plvo rel1~vors ~ ·~" . I :~ :'U ~ ~ =:m ~~~ 2, MAIII,INN 0 (4·7l won 1\w the 11t•st thnoln eluht sturts ~hwe Atwll J7. ~mil l..uncll Berkmun \11\l\'~ In two mn~ I'll!' 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H eould h11ve l'llf1ilr1Cd '"Triple· A PuiMo, hut ho doold· ou 10 •IJln wltl'l tho Now York YnnkooH ln~tond . Tho 26•)'oar•old 8Jlelll mgn ot' hiM 111111 whh N wYtll'k nt Triple-A Cnlumbu~, 11nd plllyot.lln JuNt two atuno8 for til Yunko01, who rolooMod him In lot J'uno. NllW, Ouretll WllhOI ho hlld IIB)'Od With the lt1dlona 1111 11lona. 1'1' \kl~4lt1 lllllt\~ 1\~r 1.hi1 jll'l lllll llf tht ~'illi~IIU~I' It (11\Wlll~~ 111'.11'1' whlllll\11 ~(\II~' lltl'.l 11\111'1' t\\'\1\lill\1 ut' 11\\1\'1'• 1111'111 h1 tl\\1 \hl\\'t'l' ~'l.lllq'"" wlwtl' tfi1m l·to·l hl'lti'R In tfl~ D1'1l1111'. l\11\llu · 11nll 1~11\1 n\1\1' 111\'11 tU\d Ill' t\\ 'i ln~h~K In ttn\1 run lhl'tll llllllhlRI tht'l'l' th~ l~lllllh 1\\\'liRlU\'\1 1\'01\1 lhl! ~1111\lhtf\1 WhtRI\lll (\11'1 ~III'R. ll\1ttt wlmJRhl Ill to lh t 111\ Till! lit !\'llhOitRil WI'R1\lllt'l.ltu u~~llloM I h\il8llr. r.ll11liOI\l• 111lMI 1111 ·11~11.'~ ~~~llhM ~lmlltll' hi Rough start doesn't stop Mulder, Athletics Karim Garcia sorry he ever left Cleveland Shnky bo'innlng~ lll'll noth· Detrplt R, Te~us 2: llultimnre . "It's lww you tlnlsh.'' Yunkc~ St111llum sine~ leuvln~t lng new to MArk Mulder - or 9, Mlnne~otu2: Kunsn~ City II . .· TllmHN K, RANCiltiiN 2 N~w Ym·k. · theOIIldandAthletlc~. N.Y. Yunkees 2: Turulllo 14. Sieve Spnt·ks ill'u~k m1t Run~lvyi H\11'111111\lel. 12· 1) After giving up three hits - Seaule 12: Anaheim II. eli!IH In his lhh·d ~umplclc ph,,hud ~lx strlll\1! lnnln~dnr i)lcludlng an RBI double to Chlcugo 2. !!1111\e uf the s~u~on, und Cnrlos Kunsus City. ~anny Ramirez - In the flr~t Mulder, who won 21 11111lles Penn hit u thr~e·run h11111~r uH llt.UII JI\VN 14, klnlng, Mulder guve up Ju~t for,Ouklund lu~l ~eusun. Nlruck Oetrnit beut Texns 111 Conwrlcu Mi\tUN~KH l:Z four more In the next five out three. wulked four und hit Purk. l~ookle 01·inniln llttiiNnn Innings as Oakland beat the Trot -Ni~on with u pitch SpurkN (6· 11 l ~uve up Keven homered und hulln ~m·e~r· hl~h Red So11 9· 1 on Wednesday twice. · hltN nnd wulked mt~ In hiM IMt . four hitN us '1\lt'lll\ln built un nlf.hl. It wus un unchuructerlsticlll· · cureer complete gume. ·ll ·rnn leud, then hun11 nn tn 'After the third Inning I ly sloppy night fnr Mulder. Texus stoner Clmn lio Purk hent Seuule ut SkyOumc. started to settle down, reln~ who hus wulkedjust46 buue1·s · (4·1i) ullnwed three runs und 1-imlson went 4·1'nr·4 with 11 and not throw so hurd," In 21 HIUrtN, but he ulso Nlrnnd· five hils In lill'ee Inn IIlllS ool'orc wulk 1111\l IWII IWis l'nr the Mulder suld. "I miBhl huve hil ed 10 runners leuvlng becuuse nl' 11 blister nn B111e Jn~s. whu hud u 20 hitM, a few guys and walked u l'ew "You cun't let u ~lu:her like his right 1.nlddle 11nger. their mnHI slnw 11e11in)l 20 ul aoys, but I made my piu:hes lhut off the hook .. 80HIUI1'H . Ollllll.lr.li II, TWIN~ 2 MlnneNolll on A\111, I~. 2UtKl. when I hnd to." Brlun DuubllCh suld. "If we LuiH Lope7.'N Necnnd cure~r Shunnon SleWIIt't uml E!t•lc Mulder I~ 11 ·21n hiH luNI 14 ~cored some run11 curly. II grrmd Hhun hl11hll~htcu u NIX· lllnske eu~h went 4· t'm··~. ~tarts and 13·6 overull. He might have been different." run seventh thm curried lncludlnll ~nnN~cutlve l1'l11ieM began the ~~eason 2·1, ~ut wem · Rum on Hernandez hit 11 Bultlmore pnst Minne11otu 111 In 11 NIX·run 11lx1h. Rnnkle Jn11h cin the diHablcd .list April Iti three·run homer und Ohnedlt Cnmilen Yurds. l'htlpM homered und hud three witH 11 111111in in hill left fore- Suenz udded u twu.run 11hnt. · · After Multy C~JrdtJVU jiUVe I~ BIN l'nr the Blue Juy11, who ann. though Miguel TeJndu went (). the Orlulew u 3·2 lend with u hnve wnn lhree 11trni!1hlund ~lx .He bcgPn to turn it around in for-4 with a Hacrlt'lce fly in the siKth·lnnlns hmner (]1'1' emer· nf elphl , late May. His flr11t win after clllhth und fell one gume short gcncy sturter Jnhan Suntnn11 1\NO~I.H II, Wlll'rll. Soli: l c'.l:tumlnll from the DL was of the Onkluml record 2'· (6·3), flulthmii'C sent 10 hill· Anuhelm'11 Tim Snlmnn ~ay 28 agalnHI Baltimore. gume hilling Hlreuk Net by terN w the plute In the Hevenlh drovo In l'lve nrnN, l'nur with n to turn the ·gome lmn u rout. 11rund Nlnm durlrtll n Nill·run : The Athletics stuned turning Jason Glumblln 1997. tlllniJII aro•md at about the ,Without Glambl this yeur, . Sidney Pon11on (fl·') fnurlh lnnln(l ut CumiNkcy siplle tiJTJe. lhe Athletics' slow Nlurl ullnwed two run- nnd Hlx hils l'urk. ·Since slllrllna the iieu.<JO 20· uppelll'ed 1111 thnugh il mi11h1 In (j 2·3 lnnln&H. Anuhelm cln11cd wlihln 1112 26, the A's are 4S-22 - the have more serious conHe· Rnrl\t,lj fl, YANKIUO:H 2 gnmeH of AL WeNI·Ieudh1jl riutjon' beMt ·rec(lt'd since May quences lhan a!llmillll' one did Kanm City pounded Mike Scuttle. · l4. lust lieason. but now they're MuHHinu for n cureer·wurNI 14 Jun·nll WuNhburn ( 14·l) Oakland'a win over the Red buck In the wild curd hunt. hiiH und Ruul lbum:~ went 4· jiUVe up two runs und six hll11 Sox moved the A's 2 1/2 And atjusl four game• buck, for-5 with two Rills to breuk In Nix lnnln!IN to win for lhe pmc» out of the lead for the wlnolniJ the AL West Isn't hl11 hltleHN Welch at" nl·bllts. 14th time In " de~INionN, AL wild clll'd - Ju•t u sume · Inconceivable. either. Konsns ·City leudoff hitter ulluwln11 u twn·run homer w behind Boston. ''If you're golnP. tu gtJ to the Chuck Knobluuch hod lwtt hits Maaullu Ordonez In the •lxth. · In other AL games, It wa• pl~yoffa It doesn t mauer how and Hparked a threc·run 1hlrd AI Levine 11n1Nhell with lhrco· Cleveland 4, Tampu Buy 2: you . Mlarl." Hernalldet. iuld, lnnin&ln hiH flr~l gumc buck ul hlll'eliel' rnr hiH fll'lh HUVC. "''* ('ONt'URI). N.t', ( 1'\ N St'AR ·~ t'll~n 1\1 ~1W ll)l\ 1111\).t'l' ~'\li.'Nlll& t\w ih~~l1! WM •lo\l"''d '1\tl'lld~ wll~n \lllt'll with tl\\1 N.w.\• r '111 nl\1111~" didn't r~~'rt\\1~" Wl'll \Ill lhl.' h'lll.'~ In tl'slh\11. UriVI'I'* "'1(1 1.'1'1'11'* hiiVI' ll!ltl(l NASt'I\R to h1 't'l'ltSI.' tl\\1 ~~"' of lll~lll\00!.1'~. thl' llt\'lllll*kl tllll c11r. to ~ I' thl' ilrlv r'~ hlllld ""' l\\1111 thl' mll llltt1. "'fl1 hllllll'f 1\t~llh\\11"" lh'll· 11\ftll~ftll lift •{, I '"" 1\1'1\111)1• numl~·t "1111 thni'R m~ ~\lllll'• thh\ll \\'\\ lll~l~t~l." ~~~ltl Om')' N\llR\~1. NASt'AR'* llllllt~lllll ilh '1\W l)f >;ill11110111lol\, "h ~ II lhMlllllctllly 1~88 8111111 ~:"t\ l'tll'k '& lillr 1111'\wtl *"'"'I'll! hmlllllil 1111 lts ri.xlf, tmll ln'llll~l' 11f ttll tht• ~l\1~~~ "'tllit'tl\\'111 lltlillh~ ~tlt"ll ~·~..:~tlll ut ll 1!\l\llllt'tl wllh lll'lllll up~lll~ ll\1\\>1\ - Pnt•l. 1.'\l\IWn'tjlt!l 1\\11. AI l.1.11~ ·~ Mot1W S1~'11wu~ 1111 'l\t~~~~ 1, Jlmmy SiW!II~:t•i'. ,m,, ''~~' ~.h·tv"'' ~omt\11, sl'\'m~ l111umy lll'nMm untl 't\'1111.1 1\\ lltl IIOWII," lltll.lllll' nll hl\ll\llhllll\~1\hll\ISI' 'rllll llll)!l'f til nh0\1~\l 111 ft QIIU t\l thl' INI - llll'hlta "" .. •'~At Bonds hits No. 599; Braves beat Arizona i. ev TME ASSOCIATED PRESS despite ·John Smohz's . t'lrst hlowli While Barry Bonds moved rlghttu suve since Mny 29. the brink of 600 homers. the Atlm1111 All11t1111 won Its seventh sll'llillhl in· Braves and Arizona Dlnmandbucks the opener of u series hetween th~ showed what could NL's top two teams - n remntch nf be In More come last year's !ensue chnmplonshlp October. · series nnd n posslhle plnyot1 preview Bonds hit fl three· come this OCtuber. run shot fur his "Thnt wus n heck uf n hnllt~ume," 599th curoer home Arllona munnaer Bob Brenly Hltl\1. run. and the Sun· "TI\~1·~ o~eaotly whnt you ex peel Francisco Glonts when you ~~~~ the best teum In huso· scor~d three times In bull uyulnst the det'endlnll W\>t'l\1 the etghth to bent the chumpfons. und neither to11m wnnls 111 Chlcngo Cubs 11 · 10 lnse.' Bondi Tuesduy night. Bonds must wuit 111 leust tme mme Bnnds orove 1n night to become the first pluyet· In :II four runs, and his 432-fool drive tu yeurs to join the 600 club riglit-cent~r In the third inning moved The ~~· yenr·old Nen uliowe\lu nm hfm withm one homer of Joining In the ninth nnd wus fnrcelltu 1101 twn Hank ('-Pron, Bube Ruth and Willie out.~ whh the hnses lnni.le\1. l1\tl lw ~ays tn the exclusive 600 club. escnped to become . the younges1 · Robb Nen renched his own mile· reliever to reuch 300 suves. stone by gettlns the flnnlthree ouls "''ve mnde nlot of 1111111es lnter~sl · for his 300th snv~. und B~mds Wi\s lng, nut 11 set~ms likt> I !llil nut 111' actuully glad hls 600th humor \lldn, t them.'' sul\1 Non. the Ilith nwmbl!l' of come on the snme night us Nen s the 300·snve clull, "This Is sorn~lhln~ ac.~ompllshmen!, · , .. , you ulwnys drenm uhmn.'' . Th.~l mpkes n u lot bener, Bonds After Arlmnu's. Cun Schlllln~ ~ald. So cun l.,so now, nnd let him t'nilecl for the secund time In got hi• ~uvc his night? . Jl.)th vlclnry. Junes hit Mike ' An~ruw Jones homered with twu Kopluve's ni'St pitch 414 re~tlntulhe outs tn lhc 13ti~ Inning tu glv~ th~ ~econd deck just Inside the lcft·flcl\1 BravcH u 4·3 vtctury liVer Arl7.onu foul pole ut Bunk One Bullrurk . Public invited to Ohi~ · football picture day •• · "l wns disappoint d thot .l wnNn't anlnato mnk tho tonm In Mprl.na tralnlna." he tuld, 1'1\tld l d gld d to 1 ovo. IL'M ono of~~~~~ lhlnaN, you roll th dlco, und lhl1 ilm 11 w11~ u miNtftko." . Allor havlna no room for him, tho lndlftnN ur ju8' 111na 10 h11vo him bucJC. "Wo'vo alwl\yN llkod him," ltlld lonerttl munu11or Mnrk Shapiro. "We woro hopJna he woL1l hovo aon_, to D\lffolo. Cllll'lllll pl11yed oxc:lu•lvely In gont r notd wlllltho DINOIIM but ho midi hi~ •••-oiLdobul wllh ClovoiQnd In rlllhl fl ld Tllo•day ntaht aaalnM' Tampa Buy. .OIII'OIIl hit II hlt In 19 atral&hiPIIIIIIIld WfU b•llln& .3116 ln ~3 IIIJ\e• With tht Bltont btfort Jolnlnl 1110 lndlnnM. He'• hoplna ~·n •lay o whllt. · "It'• bOtn • roUer·coatter ytat" he ••ld. ~Pirn Cltveland, then Columbul, Now vMlc, Bll"aln Mild now Clevtland aaaln. J' m excited 10 be biiOk," Olll'elalwa been on lhe JMv• hll entire o1reor. Slnet b!lna ll&ned u 1 froe opnl In 111112 hy thl Lo1 ~naole• 004(1!'1, Gawla lw• 11110 bttn wt1h Arizona, Dlfrolt 1114 Billlmort. · J1llllme to -.tilt d.own7 · "! hopt r.q," bt llld, ' • t\'1.'\'lll "hl\1 1111111\'1 tl'~t~ dlllll' l't' Ill tli\\lll~*' · ~llitltlll! lllt-lllll:k wllh 1111' ~\IIIII' ~~~~~. 1111~ 11\\l!)' ~lfl\lil! l~s 1\'\'1\\11 'I 1111 ~IIIII ~~1\~lt'lll\1 t\111 ill lt'itll1t whh 11\lll~itl' 1\l j!IVhll! the lll11'1'f till' ~11\nllllt\l Wln~l\\11 \1() ~~~~~. 11\l\11' ~1111~'\\ l 11u~. lnct'\'11~~~ In 11 "tiS " ~l'tlllll.'t.: l\1r ~l"lltlllt\1 ~~~!\'~ l!\'llf 1,'1)\lilll'lll NASt'i\lhlil'l' tW\l fulrl ~u\' lltl ntll.~\11fllll' ~XII'III\ll.\1\1, ~"'~~1\tllll~t~. "liml'. thl' llth'\'r l~ jltlthll! "\\\1 th\llt»ht I'\ t ilhhl)l \IllS 11\\~\' 1\1\llll, hul with ull 1111! 11 ~~~~~~~~ \1\lt t\'1\li) Wt'lf, bllt ~~~ ~lll'l\\111~ ~nd ~hl'r thhl~~ 111111 "" lmw tlm'l.' l'llr-s, tmll lll''tl' \1~ 1'1!, 1 \11~1'1 l'l'llll ~1'\' "" ll~l '"' •"" mt'\' Utlli~ tllltl '"' wh~tl' lhl~ lltlttl\'ul~r clftll~ "'" ttl'lllttll~· \1'\II'M.' th1111 ""' 111!111~." th\1\'1'~ sul~ • thutlllhl WI' ""'"·" ~t1ill Jimmy I ~ttlt~ 111' the WilY the c"~ St'll'llt'\'r, Wh\\~1' t'hlp t1umt8~l w Ill t'l'lll't hi», whh lh~ lUl\ll'f ' l{ttChtll t~um hus l\t'l'll tltl" of »,t~lll111ll~l'M, h11th tlm\>\1~ nnd tl\\' lll\\lt~t ~~~~-~ thl' ~Hut "Our 1111~h 1~ ttl.llltull W\11~~ Stll'nl'~t· ~llkl ·lhl' ~llllll\lt1 lttlw tlum1h1• \'IIIWI\I t\~1\llliiRh mll.llnl!l un l'~~lllll! lml~h In lhl' II\' 1\\IW huV\'. 1 1 111~ . th~ ~~~~~ 1\1111' ul\llllhc new otl\ltt cmt I'll' ""'" IIIIRtuhl~. 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"lllun't 11mk~ CM\'t.IM s. !\ ~\llll11~ o1'1h11~M, I wnM 1uMt 111111 )lh~h fi\Jitl ~~llln11 u111111' lt\luhl~. hill 1 cnultln tl!llt th~ mil." Nfn~:Mt 1'h lt~llK Jlluccd ltllP LihHilt' ll~MMI!IIM lit\ lh\l tiiMnhllltl IINI, t'llll\utt:IIVI! Ill f\1111· 2, wlth u Mtt'lllllcu rlt~hlt).t\lln . 1(1111 Jncy llumlllon wuM uctlvul~u lhutt lhc I>L u111l will tuko I)~MMI!tiM' Mlllll In th~ rnlutlnn till WcdncMtllty. ,.. It liM Ill .~cun t'nMcy \let\ MhOuldllt') will l~l!ltl II IWU•tllly l'llhllh IIMM 1!11• 111111\1 W~\IIIIIMdlly with '1)1\liii•A Lnlii8VIIi~ .... 'l'h11 l(t11lld M IIIIYc Mlt'llll!llill! t'll Juun Plllt'ftl untl ~B '1\xltf 1.1111~ thl! nl~lll otl', llllht11tl!li 111 tl'll mut111 11 lllllch·hh IIIJtll.mruncc In thc 11iyhth tmi.l Mlt·u~k hut. ... l.uny Wulkor'~ I?· tllllll hillilll! Nli'OIIk ~ll~llli lUI! lit on 1h11 htllll . Vlullwyl !\ 81 nd t' kltt11 mu~k~rcl YIUIId tu rout• (001 In IIIIIMih. Anu1lu.1r klny avon bl~l!cr und u hcuvlar umhllrju~k wmtld niNo Ut\111 on thiN duy for ~oun truly Uti lho lt'UIIIn11 llUI'I o( thlittlll• W would ul8o uut~h out 1111111 Of t'CLI NllU(lJltll' Uti lho hOIIOtn riNhilllllllll'lhlll t)r thd trlp ... WOII UV~I' UltllUI!h HI dlno on thd n xl molllh or No. Now, d 1> M~u rlihlnll IM IIUI ror OVIII'~OIIO, ~llil tli~l urll tli11 M11'8 rllUIIh rllr Ill , Sur , th ro wu tltBI 11nd ~oilr whortl I wom oul m1 u eho11 r trip with family, only hour~ anor u 1torm holl hit. ll wa1 tho rou11h181 Wll r8 I had ovor boon an, and I puld for tho oooklnou of not tuk· Ina motion 1loknou pill• bo'fore wo wont out. Sornatlmol, tho plllt don't OVIII work. . 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Skaggt Appll· 03 · •""'-(740)U8·1398 1a&a H 4 Ca.,.llt• good IJ)td Furntluro Sto" 1:10 oonelllon 17401387 ·0380 aulavllll Plkt. Wt otll m<ll· I 803 P'fmoutn Sundrlnot, 1111111. buok bods, Utili• AC. Crultt, Till, $11~0 t rt. couohtt , oppllanotO, OBO. (7<IO)a58· 1233, Much ""'''· Qn~ve Monu· (740)258·1876. '""'" (740l448•<78i . ii~i"lpo;;;.;;;ll•;;.·o.,h.,to;.._ __,· I &a• Ch•111tr Conoordl, e•oeHtnl COndlllon, LOIU• · td, Now AI•. Now !loiiiiV. AN'I'IQVIi.~ Aoklng $3.500. Coli (T.0)388·8M4 thor 8:30 iii>V or 1111 Rlvtrlnt Anll· 1QQ4 Doclgo Sj>lrl!, 10UOO ql"l•· 112< Eoot Moln on mlloo, 111500 OBO. Sl'l 1a4 e. Pcrnoroy. 740· (740)441 ·0117. i82 •26i C. Ru11 Moort, tPiC Butok ~IIJII , Owntd by : Don Fogtoaong, Muon. 'l.lll• Solootabltt on tho"!" !;:10~773-5274 l!•oollonl · to Mlddloporl, Oollo, gta11· 0 llton wort, Aladdin manttlt, anct I 881 Dodgt Intrepid, Good "!<'"· (7<01G~HiU5 Wo•k Car. 117,000 mlloe. , No AI•, Prieto· U1500. - - - -... 1740)44e-7tll8, ML~~~~~--IDH !leturn 81.1, llkt now, M ","ctlrl~u'"' low ..__iiii"iiiftiiiii"ii'~iii~iioo,.l miiiiQt. aunrool. 5opd -, lllrllflrn, wttn rtetlvtr •net Iii aluminum oto•m win· hitch, <Ompg, (740)a45· dOWI WIVIO WlndoWI,. fl., :, 17~5::.a_ _ _ _ _..,..- We Cove Melga, Galli•, Countl•• Like NoOne !lae Canl In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS 1 YQ.UB All NOW o.mJHE . . l\egt~tet m:rtbune Sentinel To Place Your Ad, · (740) 446-2342 (740) 992-2156 (304) 675-1333 815·5234 '• Call Today••• Or Fax To v thru Friday .m. to 5:00 p.m. Mond 8:00 Word Adl Dlaplay Ada t>•IIY ln•Columru 1tOO p.m. Mt)t'lday-rrld•Y far Jn•erttan All DI•Pt•Yt 12 NDDn 2 auefn••• D•Y• tltrtor To ln Ned D•y•e ... .,... •ut"'day ln-c:!alumna ltOO p.m. Por 8Und•v• Pllper ·-----_.j Jta~lfllc•tton aunday bl•playt 1100 p.m. ThUrad•y for •und•y• G:t • Ad1 lhuuld !tun 7 ,01'11 \ \\.Ill " I \ II '\ I -. 5 PI<:M.'llNAI.~·.......I ~ack ll.•••••• VAlli) SAU•:-I' t•l; l~ .l·liSA .. II1~ .1'WAN1lll Y&rd Sale 1.23 Park ..., OriW Aug 8,9. 10 China Why wall? Sht.rt meellng Hutch , lAllie. doghouaA, 0.\10 ~lt\J;)111 tdt'tlght, taU ton Home lr11 , g~l heAler, '"'" 1.MI). '11!8·2112:1 "'' ll<>ohcooo , holiiJitet bOd, 1111, ' whe&tchalr, supplies, eiiKl · ~ · llm.I~WAN'I'I!I) IIKu•WM"IHl EASY WOOt<1EX.CELLENr MODELS !='AVI Auemblt pn:Kiucte 11 Children 2 )11181'1 Old thru home Call Toll Free 8dulta or all ages. For local 1-800·<467·6566 E•l. 12170 and 111111onal C•taloga, 0011\· Part tlmt CSA needtd to work In tho Belpre A Pomer• oy are81, atnd retufnt to: P.O. 661, Belpre, Oh 4!r7 14 '"'"''"''· TV No "'P••Ianoe to tht '•dtrtl l..triN & 11111\1~~ ACIIFAIO~ mil SAI.Jo: AU rul utili •dwet11tlng In lhll ntwtptper 11 ,_II aubjoctlalhl fllr Hou1tna Aot ot 1HI whtah moktOIIIIIqolla ltlvtt'tlll "•nr, AI\\KI'MKI(IS IUHRml' 112 aort tot on Tyoon 'akt, apptv. Priority will bl glvtQ, , w/ t2X80 Tl'lller, $18,500 to tholt wllh tnoomt undtr · 2<7·1100 18.7150. Rtnlt art compul· td •coordlng to your In· Sick of paying rent? Don't come. For further dtlllll, • Ill lhll ono ollp by. 14>80 oall (7-10) Pili•7022. EHO , MobMe Home, new lurnece, · heat pump. large a oar ga· Aocepllng application• It . rage, ovtr 1 aort, ltvtlland THE M"PlE9, 100 Memorl· ~ on Stolt Routt (7<0)4<10· at Drlvt Eott, Pom11~, OH. • • d 11 11 1 P'art Time tnttructor. Ao· MotnLE IIOMR.'ri EMT't wonltd epm. OR 7pm on lvad. Aug. counting· 1\lptng. Sane ~. . lUll SAI.I: ANNOUNt~:}.~'S Jatl·Ctue AmtJul&tlOfJ Serv- 14th. at Atldlseon Hotel, 11ume to; Galllpolll Cert•r _ _ __ . ' 1 Huytt Sate, Ootft Mlia tt'lts tee WeRt Vlrglnle 'alarge 1t Huntington, w.v. t-e•e. E•lt Collage, 1116 Jackton prwlwfnae.llmlltl on or ~ OHo. O!l<lolftlo your nome ;mbut<nce oetvlce toM· f8 OR 1·64W, 1 . Plkt, ilAIIIpoill, OH <88:11 . dlaorl.,lnttlon bitHcl on 12>60 Clo)'ton, Now Orxuo, 0- l "~er Cl'llh:y tlulpetmU cheaply. Flowe• Arrem.;e· telitly a«:eptlng appllcB· Modele NeltB70)5B8·79~6 EMT'S and EMT lntermadl· r1oe, ootor, rtllglon, ••• Window I, Underpinning,, ••- ~h"olot - . . H ttletlls, Wrtaths, Candle! , 11on11 aMtlt•1 -4 aiel SEOEMB ~•• -~,. ttmm•tttllue or n•Uan•l Hot WBitr 'tank,· No Tlret or 110 111 lot niU..!. \.) " IVlY '"'' L8rt'i~l Al•o Al)"t181iC98 L. . EMT B I nIp r0 . hi hill IH I ro ..._ II ,., I ' AlCIII. Need• lolt ol work. ' ~oontv ••hd toller• A Metgo · ' " ' M ao<11' ' A " www g o.com un ltrltntng P1011ram to Organ· 0 ' 0 n, Otony "ont on 1000. (7~0)388 · 8128 allor tll 1111 ~~~~ iO· thn Dally udlo and video laiJell. mttfiCI ror our Tri·B IIUe flfJ · ltlng the :i!OO.Q-2003 Ffara· m~kleny tuah 7,00 Set;llt'ISI, PO Bo)l 729 •1m,, kUICk·klll!l~kl!l a•~d till.ltlll eratlons, due to reoeqt drll· Moonlight E11<10rta , now hlr· medic Class. 011"'"' to Be· pNf.,.nae,tlinUflllon or · pm . 9810 ;g~~~n Prt~71~vm!uP~1 ~~~: ' f\lt'llit'OY Chid .. 6169 t"Y\tll'e. tte Millon, CAmt) tllallll growth. Wf olfer ftrt lrlg eacorlll ftrld dafloera. ~n 811912001t Call dlaOrlmtnltiOI'I." t•b80 Mobile Homt, 3 Bed· Thrat lOll lor lilt, Sidwell, to thOII with tnoomt under ' · Cohloy Ftt·Sal.8·3 ' e>CIItng ond chAllenging Sertovo ln~ul only. •'O)"e.• )3D 1; ,, rloo •• • 8••0 0 , 1 •- 16 lo• room, •• •·th - . E>oe11 tn 1 0"1 "o oreo, ('1")"371"'' • • u • ••• 18,750. Ron II art compul• Fb&hn flamhl!ll. ,.\1 work e~eperleiloe , comiJell· <1.. o 6· ~ dalallaand an Application, Thta ntwtpaper will nal Condition. Ver·~ rtaiOI'IIlbly alt1r !pm. · td IClCOrdlng to your ln1 Loool Agehay tn 0111o oeek· ' A!lriH1 "'" aalory and benelllo. ro· knawlniiY oooopt I d C II (7<0)4<8 8!83 11 1 ltliJ qu!llllltkl cou~t to t;1• 'It) lllJY ttremant, and tree oonllrlu· Ne~d aomeone 10 do "odd SAI&t Clark Naadad ldwerttllmentelar "'' pr 0'1 · Wtlchtown Mlntrtvlllt, 2.7 oome. For • 9 2urthtr 7022 detalla, come l=oRter pAnmla tn tng education. For mom In· job Lawn mowing tmdtor Christian 9ookatore QueiiU· • lltllt whloh leln 1986 1411:70 Llbtrty,. lralltr ecr11, woodecVtloped area, call (?.tO) 0 • • EHO .Lawrunce. llBIIIa. J&ck!Oil, AUaotute l'op Oolll\t. u 9 tormBIIun oe.lllolt !roe 1. trimming, minor plumblnu oauon•: .energetic, OuiQO· .vtalitlon orthtlew. our 18,900.304·882 ·28.. 9, $3,000, (880)~3.a7e3 IIAUTIPUL APA'ItT' MottjO ''""'· Theto wtl! 1Ja 811,.,, Gold Cotno, ""'"'· 87H60·4601 an eloohlcal repalt, 110· lng, ~rlondly, Can !lell, Will· MINTI 4T IUDOIT PAl•' ; 111411111,. htrtby 8 to t 0 IB111111ea ehol!an to BRit, Oll'lmonda , Qotd Experienced barlerlder!Wall· Stttclly on llt'l 81 1111!aded ba· lng lo Promote Butlnell, tnlormtd thlt Ill ~~::~~~~t"7g0n~ll~~d. ro~: ~~=:;;:::::~ Cll AT JACK ION II• , bocomo ~ott of tllo ~llol Rlllg;, U e Curtoncy,· '"" wanted a~~ly at tho '"· Ooii(304)878·44BB Send Rooumtto: CLA 881, dwolllnllldlll"lnd In Ca•PII & Paint, CIA, TATII 52 Willwood D•l••· ' ~I'Oio.ll. llURIIIII!d op~llcoHio. MT.S Colli Sho~. 161 Sec· ~obyn'o Nell Now Ho 1111 n Now I>Mytlotan Praollca In 828 ole Oolllpollo Oally Trlpuno, thlt nowopopor 111 1 10,800 , Crown Cll•. !rom d~7 to 1383. Wtlk to ' tn&y I'I!<JiiVe UP Ia I<O 00 and A'!mro, Gollltmllo, 740· WV tel. roqulrod allot lpm l'lllnl Ploaoonl openlngo lor Third Avo, Qalllpolla. ovolloblt an on oquol (740)258·1249. ' ohop 6 movltt. Call 740. ~or dav rotml>ltoomonl Ill· ;;e-2941 30H81·2876. olfloo o~mtnlolrallon and OH 45831. "unll lllno. 448·2588 . Equal Hou1tng • ' 0 leteited ~otlleo Ooll . madtool oollotont. Salo•y tml'""~~---'"'1 1994 Clayton, 2 bldroomo, :::Ol:!ppot::::~:::un;::IIV!:..·- -- ~1-tO\Ode-Oa .3 a&k !tit 1=\ob· WAtit!\1 hJ Buy. 1000·1aoo commen•ura\e w11h e~~:parl· 2 batha. Front 1nd back 1 •3 Bodroomo Fo•ooloo·• F " " Ell I 0 erl. you ti8V9 pruvlou!!ly Ill II HOUII, WI'N81~ out tJI1C8. P.eiUme In OOtlll• HoMWJ d4okt on renttd lot. ..... or nenl: nt noom 11 • ' 0 10 00 11 11 1 1 881 oolhid, ~tone ~ellagallt ooo~mont. Mooon or Oolllo do noo to poctor'o Olltoo .._____ llnl S~I.F. 1 (740)448·0028 H lm~~n'f· 11U 1 3!~ • 0 0""'wn' ~~mYt 1 11 1M1 °·o ~:." 1 n 0 1 u'YtdAP1•3•00 Ooutlly 112 adleo ol land P.0 Bo> o023 Dublin, 0 hlo , • ' ~ • ·• ~ d• • • • •·~ ' Mal~ll OoU~Iy Etltly o!lte (OOS)MO·t 903 1\irnplk~ lsln lloiiiPOIIo CarMI Oollt~l 1994 LlbOHy Moblll Homo APR. Fo• Llollngo, 80Q·311• coupto, (7401<8·8871 43010 1 illd Educollan Cil11ot to (Oartoro 01001 To Homo 3 bod room nawly romod· with VInyl Siding. a Bod· 3323 E<l. 1709 dayo, (740)258· 071 eve· HUW oMopllhg onrollmoHI hi!ed of E~~E~I~NO~D OA~PEN· Coli Today I 740.440 . 438 , olod, tn Mtddtoporl, oalll'om roomo: 2 Full Baths, Oook & · ntngt. .· , lor lull lltlle ; ~d ~;>I 111110 SALES TEAS NEEDED· Muat ho•e 1 ·B00· 2 14 .o~B2 Andoroon oiler Bt>m , Underpinning. Sl2.600. Chormlng, hlotortoat homo !pelllli WrJ """' ohlldten CONS'ULl'ANl'S 0 dttvot't ttoenoo & trono· Rag iPO·OB· 12749 (740)992·:1348. (740)24!·0358. ot ront ,or '""· 2+BR LOll For Ront: Ono Room with dti;J8!1i j.!J HoUtB ol tlJlBrn~ - - - - - - - - - - - pdrtatlon, toota & knowledge 11'11.-0..,~-;..;.._, ~::::!::.:::.::::::::::____ 1 ol apace & atorag•. Greet Shered Bath, Utlltllu In· 1 lion oro 7.30olri lo 8:30PI" ol raoldonllal letnodellng. pou W~N'Il~l 3 Btd•oOtn wtih gorago on UIM1 "llO Norrlt MOOIII location, walk to ochoolt, Oludtd. 1100 Slnglo, UGO · ' 3 2 We ate oil~ How ollollhg o llon~•t • IMitiii~CIII • Cuoltllod appllconlt can ')' I) appro•lmaloly I aero On Homo, br, bath, oontrol tloroo & po•kl. Vl'y Nlool oouplo, (740/~45·8871 • ' holt do• "'""'hoot prog••m c 1 pl"k up on ••pplloallon at U J · Routo 2, Galllpollo Forry olr, II MOO OBO. 1100 month, 1100 dopot11. d•V•· (740)255· 972 ovo, I' 1 .• 1 HoUII ~r; 8:18 to 12 16 wiiH uur COUN • r Cllu. y Chrlollan'o Conoltuollon, (304)676·8332 1304 1878 ' 7429 A'llltbll 819102. Coli njngt. u....,••, i!IIUIU111lh llt'llld II ELl' WAr>~n:u A llfrNIIII hHtklng rnr 1403 Eaolotn Avo., Galllpo· All Mokeo ' Lawn Moworo 3 B d w ad Flo0 2000 16•80 Fortuna Mobllo (740)258·5433 :::G~••!.:.::..,.-ut- llv-ln_g_.-,.:.,- n-d- 2 1 b~tgtftd abt1d e•pert1moed a ureer ~ u1. Open B•e M·F. end Outdoor Power Equip· 0111 L~o~lr&p~aoe. 1 . {~2 Hom• 3 bedroom 2 bath, ctaan 2br. WID Hookup. bedroom lll)lrtmtn\1 11 VII· alaR wt e l'orotklllg wllh . Not Ju•l 8 Johl (740)048·~614 mont Repat•ed. Froo Plokup bath Good LoCation wllh 1 12>16 aO\Iorld poroh Good LOQallon . Roi/Oopoolt, 1~ 1 Manor and Rlvoratdo , your ohiiU "" ptij·t!lodtHeoi Adrnlnlatrall•• and dallvttY ovoltablo. Call 169 000 17401388•9181 ' Mako an ollar. \304)173· No ~011 (304)87&.8182. · ll'portmonlo In Mlddloport. ·, oklllo 1\>llto" " boood on Now·a lho ttme Variety w Ill Formo11 ~ank & Sovtngo Mtko (740)44Q.7804. ' · · 6345 (30418~3·02 P ·· From 1278-1348. Coli 740· lamll~ tm!otlle. link 1• e.ltm Oto'Mtl Utnlt~d IJatlnet!lhlrJ e w lli.IY u Co., Pomeroy, Ohio 111 aeek· 3BR; 2 Bath Houte & 4 Houtt lor Rani: 4 Bid· QQ2·&064. Equal Houalng aotlellled. Pleasa Ctltltdict OIJPorlunl\tea r 1al'e what ~uuruntcctl ~ o1ury lng a parl·lltne ootleolot {a Oeorgea Portable sawmill, aoree. Olav Townahlp, 2000 1q. ft . home on 1 aort, rooma, 2 Bath , 1&00/mo., Opportunltln ,, Jane Haddt11t t!t lnurA Ut- you'tlllntl aa a I.Jranch ot!loe unUI we hnvc you tMKimum dl 35 hours per don't haul your loge to the Blacktop P.oad, Aural Wa· 10 m1nut11 tram hoapttal. DeJ~OIII· IGOO. (740)246· ;:::;:.:;;.:::;;;=.,_ _ __ llu\011 Ali(J{)r\~ti16·061S tor 8cl11111li ii iUUtH 81 EtJ'Natd .1 .t .1 week) !or Its ~mercy Dl· mllljul!tcatl304·81~ · 1987 . tar, City Sohoo11 , Approlt. 81111 urtder oonttruotlon. 4 5083. · , Modern 1 .bedroom aplrt · •• IIUJIQ IHIOIIMIIOH Jones. Wo oller ureAl beiloln\ 1I1Cu lll1u rcuuy to lloe , We are looking lor 10 mllea hom Qalllpolla. Bedrocmal 2 Bath with ment, no pelt, 123& In· 1 1omuone With oolleollona Houaehelper awalhtbla : 146,000. (740)256· t410 awlmmtng pool. (740)-440• Hou11 In Pomeroy, 2br, IIIJ· otudtl Wlttr, 1100 Oepoell 1118 dtld a oomt,retumalve ' U!ll81 !!1 cumHllllt!tl' hi tralnlt'IU proyr~m . all thclt lillhiii1Utlvc e~eporlonce, goOd communi· Once, .oooaalonal, regular. 3!570. . lng room, dining room, (740).t46·3817 · !'"-~~::;:::""-, onlt11e tn an upportut•llv tttat'e cation 5 oompulet ekllla, Cleanlhg, cooklt'lg, paCking, tlbr. 2ba. 2 oar garagt. wltlre place, full bellman! pur~hUMC8 . ~ell)onslblllttosfduttet tn· movtng. Whatever neadt Brtok Flanoh. Ofaatloo&tlon a Ulad hom 81 under wltlra placl, garage, with .· Twin River• Tower lor tid· , • - ' uased rlyht lti l'ulhl Plea a· • onl , WV · oludo but nolllmlled to mak· doln~ . Honeol, rtllablo. on lovol lol.(304)765·5320 13,000, Will holp wllh doll•· t>lratol S40Q 01<·415·1450 a•lyl dl .. blld. · 2 All at k llh hI ~·•noh Ollloe Adtlilnlalrolot llrlun Ito"' lny dally vhohe calla, propa· 1740!448·7604 Brlok Ranoh HOUII on RT 2 "V· Call Nikki . (740)388· Now occepllnu applloallont ' ftc W W 1' t1h lla111 .. u I' I toltonlmolll"g ol ~ttn oolloo· "9'8 lo• 1 br all ulllltloo pold ollool lobi boogie do••• ~. or a( 1111 '" 1 oor Alloohed • • Mflllll" ' 'd rvU 'II• 9111JjiOt1 th e lt1 V9R1· lion la\lars," propiHBIIon ol Jim's Conatruollon and Oar· N. 3b•. 2ba. ~~ 110M"" J:n HUO •UIIIItd, o•rptltd 18 32 lt\111111!1\J . hdtt1 Goo•uee lltetll •epresentsllve ond Mmll.lity lhtu Sunmluy tupotll, utllltatlon al coni· pentry. We Otl: Ftow,r Box. gsrflgl, " lnground 98 Clayton 4br. 18~~:80 on I'OH Rlr.NT •apartment. rent t1 30% of ·· tl ~Mii. ~oat! &11\lle 11 11fd~ outltrUMe to !he aucoeaa or ·10·00 lUit 10 putet ttl lac:IIUIS~It dati~ re· aa, Mowing, Painting. Call pool. On 0.48 aoret, rented lot In Qalllpolit Ftrr~. your ad)uttld lnoom• call ' ' 13041678' 8061 Pleooe doll (7~0)441 · 1 98~ your ulllco tlulloo lncludo oponalblllllao, poroonal oon· .17401448 ' 2606 · · 130<)6?5·36 81 2 bodroom, 1 112 both, 304-67~·667P bolwtln 8· ' ¥With 811 ~ lnlotmatton · v&rlou a oustOmer servlt:e, ():001" 111 · 'l 'u heMin ta ct With oualotnert, filing Ton to Bottorn Oleanlnu Cabin with 2 Lote bAck of Ooubi~~Nide, 3 Bedroom, 2 l.tJ170 w/t~epando, central 4:30 Pm ·wtokdiVI.EHO thtWAtd h:n ~d A dan,Ootdet lt1atke!lti!J tUttJ atJtt11hl&tta· curelll' yuu htt\lf small Olatmt,· 1111111111Q lull Sa_rvloe, ptoteulonal, real· lVcoon Lake, EdOma na.11 Bath on .48 acre on Aoute 1 elr, Quiet community, 1300 1 witH ~la ok leather Case !Iva lum:llotiR Appllce nts .aiWUl'M dl't!iHUed of lima oollec!or, Bend oover denllst , ollloe oleantng at Rd . (140)448·1380 9. 145 000, Call (7<40)2Se. month, 982·2187 Upatalr1, Ona Bedroom ·•ot 01 "olllo 0"Unl" Folr: r11usl ha\le aJii ueltettl on~11ml· • ' teller t~nd dltallfd re1urne an allordBble prloe. ' Apartment •t 0151 2nd Aile · L U~ound• u 1\>eodny tlltJhi II •ottohal oh>lla Ol1d tho o~llll y to Farmoro ~Ink, Alln HU· 17<0)99H979 Ouatom lulll a l!ory homo 6184 or (740)408·8340.:..._ 2 Bed•oom. llltloolrlo, ntar GAIIIpolll.' 13150 per mont~ ' 1 ou - have ahy h lo Ootl to wmk woll lndetJemlenlly. Ek1JethJn9ed Tta ah Hauler man P.eaouroe1 Olreclor, ':-:-=:....:.=---~ With WIIW. · 8..t prtv&la Mobile Home tor Sale or Rutland, no ptll, rtlertnell plue dopotlt: Water and · ?40)ao 1131 11 1 H Cutrle see why wa'te Nd. I wll1 CDL:a, Oarbege Truck PO Bo11 826, Pul'heroy, Will pre11aure WBah housu, acrae, 3 bedroom•. 2 ·15 Rent. Bouiht on Land Con· requlrld & dapotlt. 740· 'frath Included lh r8nl; Call , 8· 'tOll ft\le ant.l Aullull Re· Ohio 4•769. Fo•moro Bank ttallera, and u·'vcko . CaJt bllhl, " II Ulti rOIUtn lA o ol kids oM i=ORTUNE Otha•tdtlhe'a • C IIE~~:perlenoe I o I cu1tom h d trimdMdIIoe.bl· t•aol, "C, II IIOIIIC In GOl· 7'2 • ·2014 · ~-bl ~ e or J·~ ~Y ol (740)440• 00" llpcllt, :.!002 URI ut "00 ~eat Com- (jUtted . a or IN!arviaw. laonEtiUI'IIHouilnglendar 441 •4230 111k lor Ron or nee, e.r woe C40)448•140Q, BR 11 1 11 1 7323111Bollardl.lbr• . 1 2 1 PAt!lea lo Work fu r" It! Amar· (740)3BB·9888. Menibat FOIO, and Equal loa~Ja mauaga. through out. l.arge lront (740)448·2003. , 8 o ac r o, I r, w w \'AUII SAI .I( tao At~tlv ollllno otwwod· . . Oppollunny Employer potoh. Goragol Wo•kohap. 2 oarptl, very, very, nloo, no SI•At.'K ::::::::::; wardlor1es.oon1lmueera. or, Hatdwere Sa1e:1 Clark .· . atorage bulldlnill'barn, New 2003 14 wtdt. Ontv pelt, In Oafllpolle, (740)440· fOK lbNr oelltl you• rwour11o to; Ed· Send ~aouma lo: CLA 687 Supervisal no!ldod. Flo>lblo llnood puturo. mllu 1790 down & only I17D.P3 140~, (740)448·2003. ., ., word J~nn AIIH· A(J . blo Oolltpullo Dolly ntbune, hro PTIFT Ftaolnlo 1•866. UtJNINm'l tram ClalllpOIIo oil 141 . per month. Call Harold I ~UII "~1.11.• 14092 pp~ 1246 J J Kolloy 025 lht1d Aw , Golll~ollt, 40 1·BII2I E 1 4 · Ol~~llmJNI'fY (740)37o.G224 (740)3815-7871 29R, Bldwoll 1111, mar Fomlly P•ldt Mobllt Hom~ --G~~iil.lil.ltitil~liiJI••IN-.,.1 M Merno tlol brtvo 91 Ld ulo Oh 45631 · 'd· • oonoldor Rent. Co O 83 131 Fe•'· n'.. 6. 860: www.muney· raama.oom New Home on 11 aoree In Wuher/ land Cryer. oontrao water,. Park. ~ HI W I I'll . INOTICEI Oountry Ho"'l with 11 ·112 h . (7'0"83218 I . 2~UtnbyLano. ; mlloa out <098 E·mell· olbnaaObod· o p on "' ~ P0811iono In UNIQ\JE HEALTHCARE OHIO VAL,EY PUB_.SH· oo'll 314b•. 2bo ., 2 Car· I e country. • )•• • , trnh, IOWII pold. <00 dl· RLe,~louM ran,'• (g304)89B·3803 OPPORTUNITIES INQ co. rooommonda thAI ·Gorago, obo.a ground pool, Ropo't and Uotd homoi. ~~~~ IflU. bo"" llomo, Fmmulo . i delo.aom EOE 3 loiOO ront . (740)3118· 9 Mdtaum;.' MIHI a Wotne11a At't'~NfiON HUNTl"l •B e 8 9 Rock1prlng1 Rahabllllallon you do bualna11 with people Handcratled kHohen cabl· Company liquidation ::.;•;:a:. • -----Nt~lfli lifitid dlothes. Maka Oallelo wotoot He!P wanted oaring lor lhe Canlar ha1 &Jiiclttng peal· you knew, and NOT to llrid riete. 011 Leon Blden Rd. 10r011 tt,e nallon . 1500 2br. NC. Furnl1hed or Un· 0Mio, Now lloma, Muoh · VOUM OUN MIO~TI otde"y, Dorot Group Homo, llono evollabto lor hoallh money through tHe moll until (304)<58·1580 down ond llkl 0\llr PlY· turnllhtd. 12150. Month. Dt• ..__ _.-;Iii t!idfl, IAIUfU&Y 8/10102 , ond got pold '"'Ill now pAying minimum wouo. .... proiOOIIOnalt. e .. cm~ you lrweollgaled lha Cullom euth 2 Sta•v homo monlt. (740)445·3570. POII1 & Rell'l!lOII. UlO,I tOO U" lo l?lhour ark! pold · new ahlllo: 7onr·3pm, 1om· a port oltho loamllmmodl· ollo•lng. with •low. 1• .• prlvoto . (304)175·487< 18000 BTU Air Conditione/ C 9 ~"' 5pm, 3Phi·11j:ll11, 11 1:) m· 111 OI:HfMinga •r• available • u"' ummer taaranoe 117&, twin elze boxeprlnga Eva•yiRIRU llfliUIHOitlol 18 C ttatntnu. 7om, ooll 740·9QH 023. lor lholoflowtng: A OANOV VENOINil Ill. !~'"· 3 Bodrooml, U All lot mo<lolo muol go, 2003 Cloan 3 Bodroom Mobllo , • mtllrtll llkt now 140, , Oii~WOO!J Dr ()lllttJOIII Au· oil 1·till8·g31·6!Ag Hel" Wontod·. Coo" , "ar· BIG U INCOME II Wori< 4 ..tho, CUllom Trim, Cabl· lmodl o,ta obun lhll way. MBitl HI ~~~ In lhl Country. tltolllo otolhtt drOtr i " OIUI 0·1· . ,, "•4 Bot 8 ,.,...,..,...::: ••: :1.:.:2;:30 :::1_ _ _ " • D ·Atolt!Ohl DIIIOIOI ol Null· noll, Hardwood Flooro mt 0 y I now. •nv 7-)21!6·8574 wolho• 17•. nno,••t ' ' N • Ur ,. a ' • A nN ~oln ... f:Jiea!lohl. lender, ., Janl1or. Send P.e· tng SuparviiBI ovarall care htl Ortal LooaiiOnl. 10 lhrtw oul. Lltgt lront porch. homll yll lo DhOOIII from, ...... \IU " ' ddn Poitol uolllloni. Olorkll••~· sumo to: POlio< 303, Gal· dellvory ~~~~~~~~~~~~~03 I·IOO· Gtragol WorklhoP. 2 llo•y don't dtlay, wo'rt moving No . 2 Dining Room Boll, Tabla:'~ rlatalaorlatl Nu ra- llpdlla, OH 468t!t. :---:--:-::--:--:-::- b~lldfnolbarn t tenDed pal· them out. 4 Chalrt, Sulftt, Hutch , , 810 • qullod. eonolllo, 'Ot ••orn, _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;.. ·~N Storl Your Butt non To· luro. (7401~ 7 8•1224 Oo"f• Mobllo Homoo Lovtltll & SOlo, ~lkt Ntw,. ' ••toty, oNU IOtllllg IHio•ma· Homo Hoallh Agonoy hl•lng M8nogH doiiV unll opera· day.. , Primo Shopping Con· For 1111 'duo Ia Duth. g U.B. 50 B~~a:ltll, Ohio (7-10)218•12<0. • lion coli (MUI~~~ · 30i2 ~'!. ~t .AN'•· No homo hoollh '·'LbPn" ftr Bpeco Avollal>o AI AI· F.trot Slroolj Mllort. I 112 · 782 8om 8"m 7 days 1"· " kl•doblo Roll. 2 Nlot E>IO· 1 3b •· OOO Phooo 740·f82·1872 Appllanooo: RooondHIOntd ·• , • ~ . . e~~:pel e.....e mtcelll'lry. ,,.ew Pt""ldll •ntd-11 with out· 011 .. I or r, Wil t 18I , 7 Wllhlrl Dr~oro A''lf.'' ~~;-~~~~;;;; Orodo inOouragld to apply. v• ~· UIIVI loll. Nowly nl• Plro llrirll, Maoon. Unnn· UNd 10, 12, 10, & 18. 011· I lnd 2 btdroom IPirl• ' • •' fl AVON! All Atootl ~ li ~ . Hiring FT ~N Cuo Manag· tlondlng nurllng 0"0 modirltd. lp•lrlg Vall.r Plo· llntd Houu 18,000. Ooll oaunl P•tooo. Konougo Mo· monlt, lurnlohod and unlu•· Atfrlgrttoro, IP To 00 lfl II g '" uy~ "'· ..potllnde niOIIi"Y· •ITNA ti. CIII(1-IO)i48-34d1 . lor opp1. 10111 Aug, 7•13. blltHomtt,Golllpoiii,QniO. IICUtlly d-li II• Qulllrllttdl Wt 8111 Ntw g• . ht•loy Bpoaro , 1!0~· Oompollllvo SolatY . WIIM Prtl!lldoidHoololrotovory Will bf · ohown 14•20. Call (7A0)4<1.0310 . qutrtd, no Pflt, ?-10·812• ' ~ayt:/l Appllonon, F•enon 878·1420 'banolllo. Apply 11 3084 8 ~ opoolallndtvlduoll . PI«Jtrri.8BtoNS·-·~AL ~1iaHII2 7 or 13001232, J:.;::l.:~:::.;::...~-- 2211.. lly IYIIi· 740-148·7711,. llO 111 '~"~rn ! Wonltd• No Crtdlt Cullom· - - - - - - - 1 Manllg•f'fitnl Poll· Cl~lllr.l• or IJhOMI lOll lhlll proiiUIOnat POll• 1r1 tc Purohue· Ntw home '" ,~;;~~j C111 ll~n· An dUIJlllttm alCohOl 1111 1·88 '441 ' 1393 llano tnoludo o lull blrtolllo unotr Govtrntrltr11 llnlrto• I ltdroom Ap~rltntnta CJooO Ultd AllOIIar'(tfl, R• ;~ ond oth" drug oo~n11llng Houtokoop" nudod, prov"m on~ oompollllvo lng prog•am, It aoo tnootnt lll•llng at U181mo, Wllh· oondlltanto and Guiron· Houu In Oolllpollo, 10 llol· •oqulrod, CaiiiO pro·quollty. triD•yer Hookup, IlOilo and llod, Waohtro, Dryaro, .~ oM d P'IYINIIdn ogolldy Ia• Ploatir opply ol Budgollm, ""'Y ptoktgo. Coli Mollo· Oiltd '" llollll l n<i Jookoon Jil>ktbn l'lko Qilllpollo. No 11 Womoloy Admlntolrolo• mont D•lvt, 1 Aoomo. ~lA , (7-10)4*338<. AtWQtrtto•. 17<0)4~1 · Rongn and Rotr~rolort, 111 UniOn Alrt.1 POll ""' Countv, to oooktng • C." " .. ~Mono Calla Ptun. lodiY to• 1 oonlldtllllal In· 2 '"· 2 112 Btthl, Full 1511. IIIII II 118. lktO~I QtNII Augull DIM, IOih, F,l , M•rtillll lb ""'' Wllh ldulli !tiYIOW 11 140·UV2·M06. e111monl. t.o•go Lot. Wtnltd : LOCI! oomponv .;;;;.:.:.....,...~---- lomt Appllonoit, 78 Vlnt 81.. lat. 1 B •JFildey' 1•1l lot. ond ldOIII<If"ll Ou!IH td lmmodllll op1111ng, .,,.,,. pr--,~;:~'11Tol0)'145• 1380 wontt to pu,.httt 1· 10 \ br. apt'"'""' 1100. NO. (7-10)44f.13VI • r II'ICIUdl, but nDI Umttad to; indttrd repOi.lllloM ag1nt, Aooktprlng1 Rehabllltttlon · IOfl 11111 for new hom11. dtp.&l300. a mon. 111 utU. , AIJrOII 11111!1 VaugNINti kMI• llr,HhiMgl, t'IIIUIIIdMI, IN· t!!Uil work IQMd MUll lhd Conti' . Mutl Itt. 11811, 2 81th, Tilt 0111(7-10)440·3013. lrtoludtd 300·576•3664 HOOYII Uprlghl vaouum whll • vtlr IIOUIIhDid tu•n '"'' ' llktt, "'""'•• and. gW'II bo lloalblo, olill 140•04•• 118788 Ao<iktp•lhlll Aold ~looro Ca•pll On 2 "'"" auochmtnll 130. loto, DIIII '"' OIOinlng, 1611 mo••· ION "''"'lltrlhiMI ......... 2155101 lnloiVIIW, l'orntri)V, Ohio 45788 . . ._ .. hoar Halll' on lA tiD, WI!'.. IPP•O>tmottly 10 libr, Uptillro Apt, 2217 N. ,..,, Nil, ohol• IXOtlltntlh•tlh llt!t·IPI!I Mull hllif ~nilWIItiOf tn tht IOI!IMFDV lJIIi M d 1 Rtlldl"tlat o• Oomtntrolll uot hamtt to• unoor Mal" It, tor rtnt. 1211. aondlllon 1400 (T40)311"'2 112 (740)441 ( ' . !ltld or ohtmtoal dtpelldtn· Maoan County Aollon ·0270. ' 12,000, ooiii·IOH31·32fl Mon\n. 1100. DtPGtll. No 8845 • 1~ ur or 11 b tlh•IOin, Olt!l•tom , 0y. &iohala•'• dogrii Gl®f., lrto.! ltiCOopltng ap• U"OINTLV NIIO.D• :~~ o ~a~td:~. ~~~r:g Now , omo lor lilo I Ill, 2 . loUnfo. .:;P':;;II:;;··:::I304::;;t,)!:.;7.:5-.;:4::100:::..._...,. ' 11 I Wlll•l~"d, toto IMd/01 tllllf' llrtol ltnd ,.. pllottono "' ln·HomtiPt•· pfli"J!,~ .. ,.,"'.'"., 101 room, tomll" •oom with ""' bl . ' •·•t •ump 011 ••· ~ r<.nmoll Attrl(lfra~ of uiMurt, lia llitr11, IUtllt irl Augull 8, 2002 to: 101111c... Worklro. Plnll NO ... • r ·• ~ ..,.,,. ... Good Condition. (740)21!0- ' 740-HI•\1101 Dl •0·811• ~AOTI 45 Olivo llrofl IPPIY II 221 112 Mil" hot<ro w11kly. Call llo Lilt ploot, dlnln1 •oom, utility P'OI· .ooru af land, looaf.. ACHAAOK' Now 1 llldroom 'l!lltllntnl 1!011 . ' ,; 1:.:1;.;.;.' 100 ~,...,-·~-·-- OllllpGitl Ohio <8831 9"111, Point ~ltotlnt. Plaomi 81rv~l. T-10•512• toom, kitchen With now " ' td on Hll OrHr Ad tt•touo ~ In Middleport. Aloo """" M I W 1101 & .,~A~ (141JJA4S·80I< eOS Applloollont will bo toktrr te01 IIIQiriiOr & tiDIIt, 2 lull 01111 onlv 30<·815•73t8 hOUII tor rllll. (7<14))112· l 1~~\,; II Dry.,, '' , · """"' Wllhor & Aug, I •tO. lltl houlo '" MIPIH · • Auguol 5th lh•ougM Auouol :;:.;__ _ _ __ _ balMo, hoot pump, doublo l :il0·8pm 30"..711-6131 or Lot lor loll· AllorO> 2 112 6057 II!H!I Ada Wllill' ' dryl'. 91n ''bm 8 30 a m to 3·30 ~ttluln0::1_, hom,e• buu~'"ow''n' ~:~,,'!r.g·,: :;2;:!0' ,~: 603.071hlllr 8 pm; ooru, oiRtod ·~ ,.~ tor :;Nor;:.;..lh_T _h_t•o- ,-M - I-dd_lt_po _ r_t.-1 ~ ~~~;,~ ~h~· 0 li!lyo, nttn'o one womon'o biylltno aabl't lltll Nttdld p m MCAG, INC.. to an v~ " ' 0 11 11 .,.. p totd to IIIII Ow 110 , building, grovol O•lvowoy b-" 1 171. Cll Oryor, •••. Colt or: olafhlng, Wlhlll Colli ah<l Mondoy· F•ldoy Must hovo EOE.. MIF, lo/A hOUro, nud help tmmodl• 30ft, pool wllh now d10k. ' nont '" t 1tiiOI ' to "'111bl1'• mltll, ~•oom wmloho~ IPIII• "" ltoklll ~oiOtonou and E<()lrl; , ololy, 888·1ot·8201 , Elllom lohool Dlol•tol on llolng m1111 lttlt AI I !lor< ;"" no poll, oopooU 'If• ill 8:00Qm, (7-1014411.ooet, · P~'!""""'!!'""_..., onoo 17<oJ•• 1·9212 MoCiuroo ~utouront now wwwbllltrday,..uoom Fttlwoodl Rold , Pome•or. 758 !lencly HtiOhlt. 31lfd. ~~~'eu ~=~· (74~j~~g oronoto roqulrtd, (740)H2· Mollohln C.•Ptl· 202 CtoiJ< Ht•tng all 3 toc•llono, lull or 7<0·gf2·7729 '""m lplllllvtl, 2bllho, flro· 451. train 8·8 or (740)408: ;..01;.;;85:...,...,.--.........,..- Cllalltl ~bid. """"'· Ohio. EUI ol Cilloogo Pitta, 11140 potl·flmo, ptoo up opplloo· Wo•k Froffi Homo. Buotn111 - - - - - - - - plaoo, 2 .., gorogo, ollovo 1248 1 lilt epm Now Toklno ADI>tlolllant- IT~J408 74~~ 1 e11 L..illilt'-illiloiliiii;il-p ~0111111 Avo, Golllpollo. · lion i llooollon &bring book Opportunity. C•alll. your 21iadroom hou11 In Pomor• ground poor, diOd IMO ' .36 Will 2 'hdrilom T"""' 018t. etlf , ·:30· · . Now Hlllng All Shlllt lnd botwoan g 30ilf1 & own hour.o. Nud help lm· lfl, will un on lind oon1roof IIIH1. C0U"''Y Nfllng ml- Lafo to• Solo In Addloon hOUN "PPMintnll, lnotudn llnonC,.;,, 110 Ylld Solo ~loaoenl ~~d~e Dollvory O.tvoll Ptoot op. IO.Ooom, Mondoy (hru Sal· mtdlololr., 888•709·&201 or will ront wltn. optton to nu111 !rom town . Coil lor Townohlp. 5 Aoll Lott. Wot" Sowogo, 1l11h ootlt. Vloo/ Mtotor Cora. ~oorJ Flldriy A Sol 8·7 ply within urdoy · www llll 11doy1Au oom buy, 740·698·7244 Ap\ll . (304)87.5·1145 (7<0)408·0722 • ta!IOIMo.. 7-10·408-oootl. ' Ortvt• 1·111111 N\111 11101. . • hie lftngo. - - - - - - - - neca 11118 ry SdtacUbna at • e""" ::""n:. Foreoloeurel e Bedroom, 4 1.8 aero lot on St Rt 160 Acoeptlna lppllcallons at ' BtUh Home. $1 O,eoo. For Outaldt lht VIllage Of Vln· THE M.4.PL!S, 100 Mtmorl· ·• Llatlng call 1·800·719·300 I, ton. (7•0)388·Q024 al Orlvt eut, Pomtroy, OH. EKI AQI lnd Income guldtllnea • rt... °· . I r1D ~ iii== j • •· I . . 0; 0 Fit lfl':':m,'!t r • Top • ftamoval • Trl111 • St11111p 5rllldlllf . 1\lllfl'fJt 06it FREE ESTIMATES! 740.992·5232 740-742-3411 PUtl M"ke~ fuclor & Equipment Pans Facllll')' Aullmrlzed All Deu.HW New6:Ueu 11 • ...,r South QaUI'Cb St. Rlpltf, wv 25271 CuSCI·IU Pans Dealers i"ii'C~he;,.1·:8G0-822-0417 740·667·0363 I , • L!otoiitillioititiii 7-ue e.u ~~~ wut IN THI COURT 0, COMMON PLIAI MIIOI COUNTV, OHIO Dl .s. "".. ()Ia We Cnrtt For Your Trees SWAIN FURNITURE &BOOTS .. .,.,. ;. A.¥••11•1. ~ *'' A•••• ·,.,.., • ""'*' 4·,c~ Sclllf 1. SM•ain G11/llpuli&, Ohio • (740) ·l-lll·lOU /SA Ctl'l(fltd Arborlsr IINITIIInltl Sptc!attzlng In: Floating, Daok1, Rtmodtttng, Siding, and C3041875·~ ·.Js A Auaolpll Wurtllztr Pltno, ngnt 010, btby plono ~ ... ·~ IIVIr, oiiOiiltrll con· dll,.n. u~lng 11200. (7401211·12(1.4 p~~-'!""'__, li -!Itt. r.........v.~•.~•.~.~~-~.~~_,1· t BoA::s~ l!looldtor!ltt I,J•I'Ioll, 12.00 Qt ., on 124 1 . or llyriCIIH, Ohio 112-7441 ~~--.......,~8taokblrrloo. 'rlltldly 1 · 1111 20f111011, Mercury VI, lnbortd OulbOrtd Tendtm Trollll. All II<! AooMIOIIH, ''lualfiYCo••-•Wo.t<l 14200 010. Cill (740)441- 1\ ,ft ..~ 1100. Orlvewaylr Patloer ~:g1~1!e·,,.:•v,:; =•~----- tifT 11n t.ondu• Pontoon, Parldnglplly Ar1111, ;;__, 40 nortt moror and 1"""· Sid I"· Floo =· = _.,ng lomi!IDH IIIOelltrtl COrl!lltlon . IWI ""' r1 ~,: +~ (T40):1f8.0024 21 YMrt IXptrltnoe Y""' OWil oonlltntrt. VOl' 112' lurrbtrgt with tralltr, TO I'I'M l!ltlm.W. pfcrll :UHII!e. hp, lvtrtrudl motor with (IDII rrM) Molano tor k1o at TRfYO(I tiKtriO IMI, tow ilO<rrt 011 \'VOOdorah, I miiH WHI af mota~-- IICriiiGI 12,800, Galllpotll. (T-10)-·7~10 ._,__.....lllllt.IIUMI t - (740)841-4021 or (740) 181 ·8:138 ,,.I'M,. a www.tmtrlolntllndai'Galr.oom "SALIS AND SI!AVICI!" Rooflng, Siding, ftdd·Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywall, Painting MANUYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (10'K10' &10'1120') [740) 992•3194 992-6635 l.n<:al 84.1·!264 MeciiCilnl Supplumenll Lire ln1Ur11n~·e1 Burl1l and Fln1l £xpenM81 C1n11tr tit Dent11l, Retirement, , l'~nMion & 401K RollonrNt Morlfiiii!OJ Mujor Medlc11l •• • Nurwln11 llome --- J/L. nre uoustrmed7 Haning's Construction Fortm•n: Lit!'\' Owntr: 740·387·01 81 Ronald "Miok" Haning hrl11in1 "Chrll" Han ing 7A0· 882·0780 can• 740·581-0818 Ctll: 581 · &3~3 .ALLtliL Cell now for your eppt. meiGS mnssno£ THfRHPY Cellular Tonia Reiber Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 213 n. second Rue. middleport, DH (7401 992·1705 Ucensed Oblo HOWARDL. WRITESEL Roofing • Home . Maintenance· Ou1t1r1 • Down T.tl •· lh" PI1IN r,ul r· f P~INTINGI Thl CRAFTY, !1 ·l 1111 • , l1, t! f 1•I (I'IOIOIY Oulltl) All ¥erllul Minda m BLIND SPOT yr ,ul U111PAimll ' • Vorllnl• • WtNNI • MlnJ1 • t:1a Spout F.ree Eatlma111 1441Wn Ave. w,.lt 44'"4"5 949-1405 New Management Under New MIRIItr• Hill's Self 211870 S11h1n Ro1d Reolnl, onlo 45771 710.....2217 Georae Kor" • Tonneu• Co¥tr • VenMIIGr • llu1 \Shle·ld & Full l.lne NlwHaln n.1'1t 11111111 •I pm I& 7n·12naan Other AeeuiNJrlu I 1 I II ,. 11·1111 t I ,,,,~ l )I Clc I •,un ummone COniTRUt:TIOR Dellwred l lprHd lpeolal 8 ton 11315.00 tt2•11U Bl fll • BUILDERS IIIC. New Home• • Vln~l Sldtns 1 New Oar•aa• • Rcpl111emen1 Window• 1 RooRn1 COMMI'ICIA~ 111C1 FIUIDINTIA~ FFIEE ESTIMATES 740-1112-75111 I~ Appolnlmlntl lor lhuf.ln1 Av1111bll " Moonn,, lldlna. Polntlna . Ou11o;1, Dl<>k• Fret !1tlmat111 Ot.6Cadtlt"& Gravely Fergueon Part• aService MIIIIY made 10 ordftr 11 our loa11lon I, • CALL OOZ.0329 Wlelllng, Mowing, Wlldtltlng You Nttdlt Dont, Wt'll Do It WOLFE HEATING & COOLING ~--..lrriiiWIII '---~ll:l Storage 2001 KIWINkl BIVOII 300 ••• Low houro, gorogo ktpl. 11500 In 13800 OBO. Ctll ohor 5pm (740)318·:z.413 2001 vomaho V·lll• 8110. dllu" llddlt ~og, ntltntl, 1300 mlloa . &Oira Cl11n. 151500. FlAM . (304)178• 21111 !::--IIJI!Ifijjillll..-...1 Plalnl, OH me. P1lntlng, Powtr 'HHtlllfl • Air Cond!llontrt S*t.t.ttl 1 . .rvlot On All 1rand1 • IIHidentlal I L.lgllt Commlfolal 1 10 yr. parte a L1IIOr • HAting Air Conditioning Atftfltlona Owner: Lamm Business Services " Optn 24 houra. 7 cava par weak . St. At 7 TI.IPPtrl ODD JOBS ITANOAIIO CINTI'IAL All'l l HIATINQ WEITIHAD! IARI!AIHOP Btoo<lhound Pupo, 1360, 2001 Bonohlo 31!0. Bought ,_......,,., Mutt 81111 4 mol11 6 4 Po· now Mtror, 2. 2002. Vtry OQOd Bhtlll. moo. ceo. malll.(?-10)2~5.0304 . Connie's Child CAR!; hlaQiltnlnga. 1S yr. l~tllriiMt , Ctrtlfttd In Malga. Alhtna ,..,..,.... -.... 6wwl oooaa.ooo I . Bryan RHvea .um HU.u Rtl. • ll~~ektt Truck /{)()()St. Rt. 7 Suuth Coo/n'llr. OH 4$7l.l t Sunset Home Construction New Hom.., Room AdditioN, Go~a;e•. Pole lullcllnga, Roofl, Sieling, Decka, Kltc:hena, Drywall I More Eu.'cllUCW Rl\t'HIG~IIA'Il!lN , Rttldlnllal o• oomm..Qial wl•lng, ntW HI~ Of rt!lllrt. Maattr Lloollud ....,_ triolon. l'll<llnour £110trlolt, WV000300, SOH70·17118, , ,..,_"' SUPPIJI'Jj nl-. I ~IIMINT w 4TIII'IIOOI'INQ UI\QOndlllonll liltllmo guo~ aniH. 'ClOII rtlt<tnOtl fu ~ nltht<l. ettoblloht<l 1~75. Call a4 Hrt. (740) <48· 08'10, ~ogtco Baumtnt Wotorproollflg. Tree Service Highli Dry Self-Storage Ah typtO ol maiO!IIy brk:lr., Cn~k w• ~~"" ......,. ! atont 20 Y'" ..,._ youltuy. F- ltimelel '"""'· ,,.. ullmato. »1·171·37:13 (:100)17~·11550 r.., ho•• I111031 lor\CII, lno•ran<lt rtl)ll<t. r*' f"" j ,., The f. r •-'log l r.cl c ...:=~~~n: Hoene Class Set ~ kip Sunny Savings in the 1 iii;:,;..--.::-.;.;:::;.. tlUMk ' IMI'IIOVt::lllmi'S IGNIS' :::H:· lriiJ ° r !»>IG74.CIOO · 79 OOdgt "'a>\ 1/i!n E<ltfld. td oqu\lllld lo• oamplng 7 ~ 125. or~Miltl. ~. (3!M)87S·I ""Ill'· 81 I ~.,-.,-.,--:::"-::-2008 ~ Hotlt Alit 0ooM , _ 1n11tr. lO.OOOibt or bHn uatd. 10.000 C&C o.ntrtt Homt """"""' ~ ~ lng. Olrpo<11!~ doort. """ dowt. btltlt. rtlll" IN! moro P01 ,_ n!lmlllt oah Chat. 740-HI· :&;:::. 32 3 ::-~-:-::--:-JT•• ftnQO11"11 •• C.... tlUll' lion. 17<01S:Ii·01tt. ~7401379-2131 , (740)$71:.:5:.:.7;;. 1. _ _ _ _....,._ I.Ht CillnH lprlnt ...,. pleat of IIQINNING and aont•lnlng 1 IOrt, mort or IHI• ,011 LAIT IOUIICI OP TITLI Ill D.8. 101, Pg, 111 NOTICI '01'1 PUILICAT10N of tht Mtlgl Countv QAII NO. Ga·CV..081 • OhiD lltoordl o~ Diede. ,..,cal No. 08MIQ.ITATI TIIUIT, IV Th1 Jllalnttll PLAINT"JI, .raqutlll IIIII tald Yl. pram1111 be 1old, HAIIOLO I. IMITH, 3\. ~· ~ aooo Bllurn Slatton wagon. your lnllrllt lhtrtln AKA HAIIOLO oto•m door •wlwo onlro;.,, Ono Ownor, Low MltHgt, 1. IMITH, JII.,IT AL. loreoloaiCI 1nd for any othar 11111r 11 DII'INOANTI. door 8o·a·. 1740ii&N324 :~~oiA''·m::" ~~~~O'oo~ 1hall bl tuet and 276 Gallon lull on link. 17•01<45·4782. 011 Hlrold 1. lmlth, tqUIIIblt. Mk a • mo • or, 14 Corvtllt Cou!lf, whitt aklt Harold 1. lmlth, You art rt~~ulriCI to !3a-)875·8il3 with ltd lttthor. gtuo top, Jr, will take notlot 1n1wer thl uld IOidtd. CCI Oltttllt rodlo. At To P Soli, Fill Cl•l lo• 113,800 080, (740)882· lhll on Maroh 14, oomp111nt lly thl 4th Solo. Bqulpmtnl Aontal, 7612 2002 d1y of lapt. or Doztr, Saokhot, BObOII Mid IIIII TrUll, IV Juclglmtnl lly Tracto• Equtpmont. ~~ M11da Mllll MX5, llled 111 complaint DtriUII will ba (7<014•1·0618 Bilek, etpd, Con111rllbtt, ._ PW,ODICIIItllt, AC, agalnet you In lht rtndariCI 1111n1t you. 4uvl'doblt•Corwtnltnl 27,000 mlln 113.500. Court or Common WOLPPTANNINQ IIDI (7401<~5·0121 PIUI or Melgl MAliK K. MoCOWN, Low Monlhly lnvtttmonll · County 0 h1 1110. NO. 00. .7Ur ' Homt Oollvtry IIOMI AUTO lALII, P257 • 0• Filii Cotor c1111011 SR 7, P•ootorvlllt. requeatlng the Co.u rl AnOIINIY 1'011 Call Todov 1·800·711 ·0158 17401888·1343. 2001 Tovo- to tarmfnata· any PLAINT II'I' www.np.tlllon,com ' to Thnd••· t Ownor. I Via lnternt lh1t you hlvt &·10, ••4. 1 Owner. VB In tht premlul ~~· 10, 17, 1,, 31 ' COOL DOWN, Control AI• Fo•o !aoo•t Wagon, Low cllllcrllltclll rci!OWI: Condl!tontca and Hool Mlltt. 15 Fo•d P•obe Bl. 11 1 (1)7,2001 Pumpt. It you don't call ut c:ito Storm . U Plymouth To llu~:e 1r" 011lhl WI both loll . Fret elll • \lo';lger. Ql5 Neon, lit door. wn1 p 0 · Vt, mattt. (7<014<8-8308 and 15 Chry 1 t11 Cltrruo LXI, Melge County, Ohio 1·800·2i1 ·00P8 Fully LOidtd. In llatlon 8, T. 4, II. 11, IIOINNINQ In tht Fork Lilt, '"g' Ttrto on THucK.~ aenlar ol the County lront motor torn ll)lr1. 88 S Oo<lgo Mini van Motor Bad tllR AIJ! · II old leading I rom Evorythtng tn oontoot, Qood · llaldevllla to Jopp1 Find Bodv. c. u. Mllltr. 1187 touzu Pup, Tappor, 11 lht N.l.- aorner of (7>10)2<5·6636. 4opd, Aunt Good, Good lot dMdld by Milar , GAl Mlltagt, 11200. lltld to Dudley IIHd; Grubb • Plano· Thnlng & (7-10)<41o1033. Ropolro. Problomo? Nttd :_.;__:_...,.._ __ lhenoa In 1 loulherly n.ned? Coli The .Ptano D•. tHG Chovv s,to SM11t1dtd dlreollon along lht 7•0·<48·4625 cab. 14,000. (304)678-33118 1111 lint or th1 111d lot or Dudley Road to lndtptndtnl Htrtlllltt 011• 11110 Ford ~250 X,T, lhe oantar ol lhl trlbl.tlor, Call Fo• Produol Or 52,000 mll11, !let up to taw llold; Opportunllv. (740)44 1- 1G&a comp.,, hu lopptr, Vt•v Townahlp Good Condition. (7401<46· thenae l11terly along 11ld Town1hlp llo1d .JETMOTOR& 4084 _ _ _ __ AERATION ::::;:._ to tht lnllreeotlon ol ~opolrtd, Now 6 Robulllln 1117 Chivy SIIYtrodo !>· th• uld Counly Stook, Call Ron Evtnl. t• londtd Ctb, •••.1por1 lido. lload; thtnoe In 1 To muoh to 1111. Mutt ott. 80Q·53H5il. Condition . Northwlllerly E>otlltnl dlreotlon 11ong the 4 13041876 -:-A-N,_D- U'""I,_I-D"""I"'T"'II-L 'BP2 -N,., IW otnltr ol th1 ltld &tool Bllmt, Plpt Rtbor &I Ford B>plo"'• · 2WO, Counly Road to tht For Conurttt. Anglt, Chon· eor,11d, ovo•drlvt. high net, Fill Bar, Stttl Grollng mltag•, wtak ctutoh, tittle For Oralnt Orlv•wayt & rtPIIf, would make great Wolkwayo. LU Borop Mel· wori< da•. ""'' rut!, 111500 ato Open Monday, Thndav. oso. (7401381·8573 WodnMdoy & Prtdlly, 8om· For Bolt: 1i82 ChtvV 4.30pm. Clootd Thuroday, Truok 17401256•5803 Saturdav & Sunday. ilijp;;.: ' .;.;;~;;..;;;;;;;;,-..., . 1740)4411-7300 VAN!i & 1 OIILANDO/ rrr. LAUDIII· 4-WI>Ii DALI. 0 ntghll Aamodt . Paid 1500, Sell II~~ . 188& Oodgo Von, runt (114)8114·281111 . good, Stonl 5 tngtna, oaod Riding town mowor, oloot•lo flrtt. 11,000. (740)}46· gullor, 27' ltltvltlcn . V:,I:,:B:., O- - , - - . . . , . (740121111·.11 02 Ilk for Jun· 1~00 Goo Tiacktr h.lrd top, lor. 4><, 4oyl, 5 oplld. Qocd IACRIPICI Condition. 12100. Ntg. Ladles Western Boots 811o1 Ooal· Mull Soli 4, All (300)85a·3775 Slttl Bulldlngl, Brand Ntw, 1HI Durongo &LT M Er> by Laredo 20•24, 25M30. 30••o. gino, toadoa, B•tgh1 Whlto, !f!00)334.e411 . . 54,000 mll11, IIUOO . Only $25.00 Woltntno &peolol: 314 200 13041875·2202 oon btlo'l Just received a large PSIInoo "'' 100: ,. 2008-P;..m------:-P&t 135.00 Por 100: All • . ahlpmant. Broto Comp•nolon Pltllngo 17 JIIP Wrongll' toll lOP 5 tn tltOQk. l!lltd oovt (740)441·8105 RON IVAN. INTIIIPIIII· ovonlngo. II Jackoon. Ohio, 1·800· 11!11.....- - - - - . , 537·P628 BUUJJINCi MLYI'OIICYL1.F..!i 1 ' flrtt HOUtlng Aa1 al1 HI, • will bl midt In 1400 own•"· on lht tk'tl lrrort mutt lht trrqr -lt- 11-~_, C.lltl\t Condition Asking 1 7 i lncludaa Praa Yard Sale Slgnl Up To 115 Warda, 3 Daya n ..,.r 15 wo,rd• 20¢ Per Word Ad• Muat Be Prepaid lol homo. 4~,000 mlttO. 4S4 c~ IIIIIY t<IU'Plll<l Ill· ·'1004. . . Ut.ooo. (»1)87HIH or (»1)87Uite or (3041874· ••or• And MISOn IHO :14" """ Arrow Mo- 740·742·7037 LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 43111St. Rt. 1eo Ollllpolla, OH 415131 (740) 448·1044 Monday•l'rldiy 8·5PM • Balurday 8·2pm P/1 CONTRACTORS , INC. RIQint, Ohio 4&771 740•811-3841 CONCRETEIBLO CK/BR!CK • Pootoro, WMIIJ, Step; • Plot Work, Ropl..on~ento, • Wolki and Orlvtf • St.,.,ll · Croll CONSTRUCTION New HOITIII a.tr1g11 Complate Ramodellng Stop a Coml'lrt I FREE ESTIMATIB 740.ft2·1871 J61li.UTIIIC I PLUIIIIIII Jl"' 111111'11 lteelria, "'""'111"1, end •"'•11 "-- MIInleiNI"" olttiHl (140771•1411 IIITII'IU. Do you want to • Lolt 10·20 lbt. ptr mon1h? (tnd kHP n ~-- AppeiJII lncr- lntrgy ' I.Owl!' your llrNI I LCJOfc • jiM( lltntr 1 CALL: . ol..nle Howell 1•0 112•70H . lll!ltillk 11••••1... -- ... �..... I I •TM o.lty lentlnet - At.t.EY OOP ~~"T:::~ • Bengals' backup may be cut, B 1 NIA Cro ..worcl Puull 11\IDOI ------~. --~~------ Nllt.LIP /l.LOI!I\ Mtlp County's Hometown Nlwtpllptr ·AEP, landowners negotiating 4~(1/ temn assembles .to prepare c~ffers Go backward 'l'hl~ W~~k. \111! II~ ~ tutlylntt 1}1\Vll IIlii!• IJ,\lll'~ 11~1\HI)IIH~ thut 8v kiVIN Kmv KKELlV\CIMVDAILVTRIBUNE.COM C'IIESIIIIUi - Ncgutiatiuus with prupct1y owners in Cheshire luo~hl !t 111 sell to Amcrknn Elct:lrk Power urc tllldcrwuy lllltl urc "buskully In the hunds t\t the Ulltlrneys," lhmuld G. Md1udc, the COIIIIIIUIIily llniMtll ill!' the utility j!iunl suit!. · Luwycrs rclulncd by the villugl' wl111 helped hi\I~CI' the li!!I'CCIIICIII Ill huvc Ali-I' huy Cheshit'C are btii'!Wiulngwith hd\' ~·ou •• whcthur us ( ~dm-cr ordd~ndm· FltANK & EARNI':~n .• to plnnthu 111uy ut mw. t r/::::~-;:::::::==========:::::--::-:~::=~::::--.-::---,trkk :-.... l rnm •.. .• v.rt My ~ ·· · "'- _, CONICI&NC,f A$ MY ..wv, ..... rvr.. ~.. l ALvl A't$ I~ 1 Deaths f\11' tUUIIIilll; tlllll u Is 1\lr l! llkkli"l!· ~ c m1wc to I i ,, ~~ l't\1' Allnlyl.~ the v~. 1 Otll'"l''l! l.~n1l. 11 'NAT 10 LY1 IT ; It Is st1klthut 11 t>k· "" "' ,., till'~ ~~ wtu'th 11 thou· tM$ . A rertttiiL& b ~ uml W\ll'll~ . Hvct'Y $fNit Of Ji ~llt'li ttlvcs snmc Ill· 1\jftii'TION. ~ flll'tnlHinll •• uv~11 II' "' ""' 1·7 unly thut u piii)'CI' ii.:,}l£!..~----_;_..:s:~~!.I:J di"'KII'·I klltiW Whlll he Is tlniltl!l But 111 lltu'• 1kulu1' the n1wnlntt luuli ll"lllli)• ill'twlllcs h1ts nf usl'l'ul linlu. llilth l'o1· the thlt•d hlllllllllltl tl~~hli'el'. Muvc lutll th~ Snuth '~ut ul'tcl' the lll'ij!illlll \I~Clllllllll llllll hi~ plll'tllur hnvc Fo•r• Thomas Pullins, 78 Dttalla, A:S 5, Hish : 80s, Low: GOs CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lult Ctmpo• Otltlltll'l tllpntr Ct'IDIOQ'l!l\1 lit D"'ll!l ltGm quoltNO~t ~y laJMUt flllllllt 1 put IIIII prttttll. IIDh ltlltr In lht ~lllltl tttndt IOianolhtr, "i 35,..0~!~ ~~~'~~~ e.l!ez., IIIII PI~ AN ll'I'S I REALI.'!' LOVIiO ~AT PRETTV L.lmE 61~L .. ANP $1ol&'5 &ONE ... Slolf ALUJAV6 CA~LBP eROWiolll CWARI!5!: iiV! AN'fTioliNi '10 !lEAR THAT A6AIN ... ·I ,. '! 1 I' I' 'I llltd I WEDNESDAY dlumu111J und u club l'ul'l' dliiii111Y. AUGUST 71 lu lhc NIWIPAPIRI c..., AN IN _, MO)ol lvbjealll II ICilAM·LITI ANIWIRI 1=/anot • Yalloc • Ht.m:y • Splssh • PERSON Two gold dl}lgtra wert tllndlng outtldt ~ very DM· clutlva ~tub . One grinned to tnolhtr: ''Knowl1dge 11 llOWtr, II vou know It about tht right PERSON I" 'Birtbday "Thut·~tluy, Au~ . "· 2(102 Thu y~ur uhcutl ltttll~111~- 11 II UUI or lhOulli (ll)d lnur tho new. Mnny ' rrc•ft "l'l'urlllnlllcl will bl IJI'uouttlut W you. ulluwln¥ yuu ht lltrn ynur llr~ urm111d In wuy~ 111111 wlll e nrl ~h yuu bulh llllllt't'lnlly un~ >t•lrlwully, · LI!O 1July 23·Aus. 121 , ll y lii >U II~tt~ill~ Ytturlelr Ill• tilly r"'"' *'""~thlnM 1hu1 lin* lt•·~tt lllllll'lulu ~ llve , yttu'll II II 1111111111 ~11 11 r Mflllll yuu flU II' lito ~ h11n~u lur new 1 1~rKt ii1UI h~~lnnln~• · Lu! 11tu ulli Mil with 1101 rc»rut•. Knuw whurc lit illttk fttr I'CJitlllfiUU Utili y"u ' ll 1111d 11. 'l'he Amu• tllltjlh Mltl~hlllltkt•r IIIKIUitlly t·~vuu l ; whlclt ! l~ni urc m· . IIIUIIIlclliiY Jlill' rc~l ror YIIU. Mall ,\ 2 ,, Ill MuMIIIIitkcr, u/11 lltl • ttcw•ltttp~r. 1'.(). IJu~ lrt7. Wit kllllu, 011441~)2. VII(CIO IAn~ , l~ ·Scp!. 2l) ri11~ill~ bi' hll!ln~ ".~IIIIICIIIIIC! lltlill~ hlll'llli~~~ · live IIIIIIW! tii!C 10 unveil ~IIIII lrttlh•. 'J'nduy lniiY br IItie ur llttt;C IIIIIC! WilellllCJni: Uli Jty Ylllll'clr Cllll leu~ Ill li ~CIIVCr• I~' 111111 will free you rt)lll er· l'llttt'""' hcllcl'1, I. !IIIlA IN~I!I , 23·0CI. 23) • . ' l~tdu v tttttrk• lhe llc~lnnln~ 11l II II~W .•llllrt ~ydc, Dill Will1 •l~itlllt 'lllll · u ~c urroH c~~. \ .local ·unrest Dlttlla, A2· Sh1cc linst ttwt'Cullutl TocMy'l r:lut: I' tqutll 0 n11c h~ul'l, West lcutls the hcurt nine. How "OIN OWWI IIDHX fiNO WtHtltl yuu plu11 the plu{l ZJTW H I'JVHMMW CWWII 'I'O.J w~e: 1\ Ht·st d1c~k yout· ~f\~NJZE:~,. VtJ"..t lhscr~. You lmvu 1\llllll H IXVWV XDYIHX." In SJHilics, lltiiiC In hcnt'ls, two In diu· \o.JOULC t'£ "MIVXQ . IHiiiWI UJitD H IIHIIHis. 1111d 011~ m two In duhs. So, II' UWX' CIIIIWI" liu~t hn.l the cluh u~c. i "VCI')'Ihllll! Will be HDC IHCIWVI · f fine . But whntll' West PJIIIVIOUI IO~UTION - 'OIIIt hit nolhlna 10 do with I'IIOn• lms thlll kuy curd'/ ey. lt't 1n 1u11 ol oonlldtnotlhlllt btlng tuft w11110u1 being 'l'hL•n llusl must huv~ oookv.•- Ann ~1ndtrt som~ j!Otldlc~ lu tllu· II11HitiN, SO )lUll CHtiiiUI r-- - - - -....,....,scl u/' lhnt suit with · "" U Iilii cllltll! Bust on S'"'"'UONI< letPitngt ltlltrl ol lkt 1 luulllll Nhll'l tuu dub 0 lour acramblta woraa bt• -• ' thl'lllll!h yuur khll!· low II lorm laur almplt WOIGl. ""'"""""""' "H Anulyte the u11cn· VI · ., lny llluil. It lulls you MOVBED "ffaoloiL. tlml IJ.ust huM huih tho I i houri kin!! und hcurt I 0. ThiN JIIV~M )IIlli 1 lhr~c huurf trl~ks II' T RI PN I yuu cover West's 4 nine with dummy'li I I 1 I I '--"~':..·-·_.ro_'•..;.,y~;.;,1;._....a~~.wo~ ll CcII • I' ru K1111111 bI y Lust will pluy his klnj!, which you Cllll· lllt'c with your ucu. You dt·uw lhrcu roll ntis nl' trumpM und· 1111! In the dummy, 1hun illuy u hcurt lo yuur ull!hl. Nc~t. you cush lhe holll'l juck. tiiNCUI'Uilll! one Of PRINT NUM8mo Lmus dummy's clubs. Your · IN TH!I! sgyABU . . Ill II'ICkM uro l'lvo uN!CNAM&LI Lmm ro 1 I sputlcH, thruu hcurts, On! AN!W!I . . ··! .• I rcall} tlun't ~n\ll'. lur ,ul'l.' what the tnl'l'ltng' arL' ull at>o.1u1 e\l·epilhut they urc infllrtllltlitlllUI." Counc:tlmrtn Ron llaulmonll. lllll' uf the aftCL'It•d own· cr'. ' IIIU Wcdnc,du) . • . " We all hu\l' IJUCstton' und ure wondcriu~ h.•.•" · u·, ~~·in~: tt• be ~·ur· . ricd OUt." he uddc•tl . " I think every· thin~ is dmwin!! tu u clu"··" AEP plun' 111 hu> 11w villuge lncoq)( 1rnlcd m 1\l~3 bul in cxi~lence for HI leu'l II Cl'llllii'V· hcflii'C - 1(1 CXpund 11\)CI'.tlilll\' Ill iht• neighboring Gen. Jnmc' ~I (iu' itt l'u\\er Plunl. A '' \lttl-hurmn~ ~cncr<tling fudlity. PIHII IH luyout. AJ may not end Weather lll~hcll lll!l!l'c~s lvcly ftllll' Sj111\l~s . i mcm wus mude puhlk. "As u nulller of fart . mv wnlruct with AEP runs from Junt.' tuilillh~ end of the yt•ar," suid McDudc . "But I'll prnouoly stuy un fur u 'ht>rltimc ullcr lhc lirq ul' the new year." lnftll'll\utionulmccting~ wcrc " ·hcd· ulccJ hy lh~ UIIOI'Ilcys Wilh rfllilt:l'ly owucrs Wcdnesuuy night nm. lttni~hl HI the Musonk hull iu Ihe 11ld C'hcshtn• High Sdmol. whkh ul'l> ht>uses viihi~C l'OUilcil. rhc meetings UI'C do,cd. Pmpcrly owucrs who ngrccd to sell Iheir lnnd urc operating under u confi. 1.lly u~rccmenl. dcnltu "''ve l,lOttdcus ami cxpcctlllions. 0111 AEP buyout . l IIIli '7.00\C.. O•HII~ ~tCII-\ i ~~ Dt: 11\1Jlt:I1Y owners und plun 1t1 pn.·,ctlt u 1i~l of otl'crs til lcusl by the end ol' the ycur til AEP. suld Ronuld G. Me Dud,•. "AEP Is rcully not involved," Mlid ML·Dutle , ni'CtireLt rc~innul ul1kiul for AEP wh11 temporunly rcjuiucd the cumpuny 10 assist durin!! lhc btty\IUI )11\ICCSS. The comptmy is "rea ll y just Wttilin!( fill' the IIIIIII'IICY~ lo hring Ihe pnd..u!le tu them.'' he sulll. . · Ncguliullons were slowed hccuusc agreements hud nut bt'CII u_wdc W!lh ull 111' the l;mduwncrs. Md)ut.lc ~mll. llut AEP ~till cxpc~l~ the ~a le tu he cotnplctcLI by the end uf ilw year, as il ,111111l1Unc:cLI April I(j when the ugrcc· ~Yelll! ~uul~ ----- >lurt devclupln» ul tlntc In u mnnncr 1hu1 wJ IIWIIken IICW hllpCI i'ur YIIU . StOIU'IO (.0~1. 24·Nt!V , 22) •• lr you hnvun' 1 hetin ~11!11111~ your~alf- of lute, · cltun~e1ure YIIU h11ven'1hoan u~klcvln» 1111 W ·yuur IIOIM· 1lul. Stut'lill¥ lttduy, be»ln w 1a1 new, lofty JtJUI! fur ynur· ICI( lllld ~ra~k !lOW II Oil Iham, .~MIIT'TAiliUS fNuv , 23· D~~ . 2I) ·· 'Tak• ulivuntuge 11f lhl rruh OpjltJrtunlly you'll •11 hJdny wununver new datu fn un ureu where yuu'vo belen wurklng . YtJUeun U~!julro the lnfutlnalion you need 10 re· !~Jive un 11ld problem. CAJilliCOilN (Dee . 22·Jun. 19) .. An U!*UI:Iala whollkoi Yt1U Ulilt hul been UOnlld.rln. lnvllln» yuu to purtlulpule In un fnlicuvor 1hut euuM be quite pwrltublt. ·ruduy tll")) U, lho duy YIIU JCI bruttjijl Into the pl~lura . . MJUAiliUS (Jun. 2U·Hab. 19) .. 'l'hl' J; un uuellent duy Ill ~~~~t!IIUIO thUI· UMraatncnt · yuu'va bean ho111ns 1u brlna. uhmu . Term; ~tt n lie wurlteil \lUI 10 everyone '; lltUIUUI Uti• /Ill' VU IIIIIMC , l'l~t:BI! (l'cb. 20·Mureh YltU ' Ve IIIWII~ i beCH · wllllnl 111 wut'k hurd 1'11r poi· !ttnul ~niM, 1lu1 ~ou tlon'l ul· . wuy~ ga11he brenkK. 1'utlny, 1r you . rc 1 1run~ly mm/vutcd, 11111 won't he un uh1tu~ e. AI« IllS (Murch 21-ApriiiY) .. If there 11 lnmethlnf you would like II) be more In· VIII ved In, tuduy muy be the duy 10 mukc ymtr muvc. tJuM 'l WOIIIU he lt!kcd, liU Uf· l~r 11. · 'I'AUI«US !April ZII· Mny 21J) ,. AI !hOI~ lime~ lt!dtty wh~n ynu find yuur!cll' Junk· · hiM out rur 111~ wcllurc Df illh· ' m, you will ttthlcva grc11l . ~monul iilll!l'u etlon. It'll mukc yiJU J'acl ~uotl 11buu1 yuur!cll', · · OBMINi (MMy 21·June 21J) .. llomenno yt~u met rocenlly und hdve been hupln¥ Ill ouhli vall u rrlend!hlp wilh muy openly utrer uceaptnnce of ' · YOU Uitluy, If yuu WIINI Ill QCI · yuur wi1~J II!Jltllld lu klud. CANCut« (June 21 ·luly 22) .. Toduy tn1ry mnr~ u red·lcl• tar d~y for yuu uun"rnl nM your work ur cureer. An Ill!· purtunt ~avelttpm cm 11111)' lflln!plrc lhut will ltllve u ilf· reet 1rreut on buHcrlus your · curnln•'· ·Noodle supper WILKESVILLE Wilkesville Unhctl Methodist Cl1ur.:h will huvc u hc~f und. ~hldcu nuodlc suppct' wlllt hotttcn:udcJ1ic s uml i.:c ~I'CUIII o11 Sullll' uy. Au11 . 17. Servin~ will hc~ li1 ut 4 p.ll\ . Bonds forfeited . MIDDI.EI'OR1' - Two lilcllvlduuls l\1rl'dlcll htmt.ls In Mlddlepot'l MByor 'il C'tlllt'l 'l\1cstluy. ihcy were Arlcllu Vunovcr•. Mldt.Jicptm , $6~ . Nl~~cd. 1111d 11'inu M .. RIJ'I'Ie, dulllpolls, $M. 'peed. EMS runs I)OMBROY - U1ilts l'l' Meigs Bmcrgcn~y Scrvkcs 1'esp1111dcd ltl the fnllowlng culls ·Wcunesduy : . CJ.:N'I'~AL OISIWI'CH 9:2H u.111 ., Qhlo Rnulc 124, Vkkl Elo.<o, HoiZcl' Mcdlcul Ccntct·: ~: 10 p.111 .. VIIIU!!C Munor. Jllhtmy Johnson, Hnlt.cr. OLD PIANO :i885 u~fiGht grand PIMO tskeh lroll1 lloOr · . ' Academy building haa been restored and Ia now on permanent display at the Chester courthOuse . Max E!orlng, lelt, at1d Junior White , who did the restoration work, put lhe face· board on the plano, whloh was played during the recent Chaster S l1a~I!J Days ~elebra llon !Charlene Hoeflich) · Making music again Restoration puts vmtage ptano back in shape f IV Lotteries OHIO PickS: 6· 1·2 Pick 4: 3-7·8·8 SuptrLotto: 2· 10"1NI· l9· 42 Bonu• 8111: 26 Klcktrl 4·9· H· ~· 6 Picks nllht: 8·7·0 Pick 4nllhl: 1·9·9·9 W.VA. D1lly 3: 5·3·9 Deily 4: 8·9·2·0 ttowtrblll: 13-3!1-40-46-47 (35) Index :llocllon• - 11 Pllll Calender Cllllllfled• Comics Oear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports · Weather ~' 2002 A4 85·7 B8 A4 A6 A3 A3 · 81·5 A2 Ohio V•llay Publlohlnt Co. f '· CHAIILINI HOII'LICH HOmiCHIIl'M\'OAIL\'SENTINEL.COM CHESTER - When the old IHHS Sdlubert uprlgiH grund pluno wuH discovered 011 the third floo r of the ChcHicr Acudemy, members of the CheHler"Shulle Hli~lorlcul Society recng· nlzed It u8 un lnKtrulttetll worthy t)f prellervlng. 'rhcy knew I hut it hud been neglected lor yeurM und won· tiered II' It could be repulrcd, but decided It wus worth the cl'f'ort 111 sec whut could be dune to bring the nld pluno buck to life. The fit's! dtullc11ge wus gelli111,! It down J'rom the third floor to the first lloor where It cuult.l be wnrketl on. 1'hut wu11 HOI ved when Btwm Lumber Co. volunteered lo bring In 11 hnlsi und hundle tho move . Then Joseph "Junior" While, n plono tuner, und Mux Bol'lng, who hud u spe· dul Interest In old lnstl'umenls. were culled In to look It over. They agreed to tucklc the jub of restoring the piuno to pluylng condllion. First It hud to be taken ull upurt und dcuncu, an(l then lhe putts hud lo be rcpuircd, rcpluceu or rcl'urhished before II could be pltl buck together. Once the job wus ~omplct· ell the heuvy plano hmJ 111 be moved uguln --: this lime from the first 11om of the ucu,lcmy 1111 he 1823 rcslorell Chester Courthouse court· room, which would be 1111 pcrmuncnl home. Just t.ltays hefore Chester· Shuuc Duys' festivities begun, when hundreds of visitOrS Were CApeCicd 'lo visit the community, Buum Lumber brought buck.ln lhc Ple•1e ... Muelc, AJ COLUMBUS tAl') - By fot·mt•d Citllcth Aguln>l huylng mo'l of 11 picturesque Pollutltm lo prt''"ttl' the .:nmsuul hensl Ohio Iown, · punr 111 d•' tnPI'l' 111 ''"'"'-e the i\mcrkun ElcclriL· l'l•wer uir '' ciL•un. 1\ \Vl''l Vir!-litllu wottld 1,\CI whul il wuntcd - luw)~l' hc ~an illl '''' li~ tllilll-: the amlli"cly what il didn't. l,""ihiL• l'ikl'l' 111 Clll l"lllll> The. lll'll[Xt>cd deal would lomiu ~ a'T'"' Iii•' Oh i11 R1ver. 'i.ttlicl Cheshire rc>idctll.'' · Pui I h-111kpp . .111 •\EP pc,ky compluit1ls uhmtl pulltt 'll\l"""mtn . '"'LI the \\lltTic' lion from AEP's ~nul - fired me unl'lllll\\lcd IIIHI thai the Gen . .lumcs M. Ouvln plnnt, company i• 11111 ' urpl'iwd m erusc the possibility of f\lturc the I'Ctlclion. dulm~ lll' llu~~il>: from vll· "AI,ytimu there's u shuution lu4jcrs, und pn~vlde lund for thllllliefl)'s ullne drown where t_h~ plunl 's cxpunslnn. 11nc !!l'llllp Is Included und lh~ II nlsll hus sparked ~ rowing u1hcr i., nol, there\ J<,eliug., d·itidsm nnd rumbltng' or li~ c thi,," lw '<tiLl. . future luwsuils from ulhcrs AEP in,i>ls the agree me Ill 1~ whmc hume~. buslne,,e, uml unthiur mon•thitllll rcul '''lute ~chuols rim the lown.und who tll'qui"tinn "' cxpund unltHtd· weren't oi'J'ercd the sumc buy · ing lu ~i lilt e> lor rivet hurgcs out. currying L'ltttl. But lliiiiiY "This is not going to be u- C'hcshi rc rc>idcm' >Cc lhc JlUr· punuceu for AEP. bct:uu>c dta>c' a' compcn.,ulton for you're still ~olng huvc the pol· pollution. lution, you rc still gning to The utility suy' the plulll huve ltnpuclcd communities, opcrulcs withi11 sllllc unu fed· ellher host or thnsc down· erul rcgulution, , II hu' wind," suid l'mrlclo Sllvu, uppculcd 11 U.S. M.ldwcst uctlvllles ~nordinutor Envlrunmenlut Pnt1et:li11n fnr the Nuturnl Resources Agcm·y u•·cusnllttll thul cmi~· Defense Cuuncil, 11 nonprolil sious violulcd the t'lctln Air · cnvinmmcnlul group bused in Act in Augu•l 2(XX). New York . C'AI'urgunit.cr Puul Siin.,on, ''Thut's going to be uliubili- 4R, whu live• just outside the ly question mark lhul 's going villu~c, suid pun of the pmo· to contl.nue tu t.lunglc in front lcm 1s thut the rcgullllitlll' ure of this compuny." 100 lux. Since Columbus-bused AEP "We're 11ghtlng on 1wo 11nnounccd In April I hut II froms. One. i.~ Itt get the com· would accept residents' offer pu11y to renli1.c whm 1hc plum to Nell th11 tvwn for $20 mil · Is doing to us, and, two, i' to lion, school district lcuders get our s1111e und ft:dcr11l re~u ­ severul times have discussed tutors to realize 111111 cmi.l>lllll their health concerns with llmlls should he stmngcr," com puny nlliclals . A group of suid Stinson, who"c group has southeast Ohio residenls ubo111 80 memncr, . Kinship ·program lends aid to Meigs families IV AINU H4PKA AHAPKAOMYOAikYSSNTINilL.COM POMEROY - Knislng u fumlly I ~ never u totally smooth roud: there ore ulwKys chullenges and so muny needs to meet ulonathe way. These chullenges con be compound· ed when 11 relutlve <lr llOt!·relutive has Iuken ·over the substitute cure of u ~hlld In the ub~ence of 11 willlna or ublc parent. Thui'N why the Kln~hlp Nuvlgulor progrum wu~ inltluted - to try to help fum Illes In this situation with ~orne of the 11nanclul and emolionul burdens uren'leven reimed to the chllu orchil· the~ en~oUitter. dren concerned. The)' ure ju~t for 1 he program Is bused In the Mclgfi some reason left wlih the child. County Council un Aging Inc.'s " I cun navigate them through the senior center, und provides servlcell system. of finding duycure, getting und support to ull kinds of nou· lrudl· health insurance," Rayburn suld. "I set llonul fumllies. up uppointments for them und thut "The ulm of the progrum is to pro· ktild of thing. It's all confidcntl~l. vide any unmcl nceLI . It muy be unless I huve permlssiun 10 refer them clothes or food. or it may be ju~l cmo· lo someone ei!IC." . lionul support," suitl Le sli e Rayhurn, J1i nnnclul Huppon is ulso uvuiluble prugrum coortlinutor. under cenain clrcumswnccs. "We heiJJ people ruising gruntl, hil· Sometlme8, Rayburn said. children drcn. nephews, nieces, 1md some who are left with substitute curegiverH becuuse .u ·purent hu~ been incurcerut· ed. Another reason •t•·m• from the burgeoning issue of young, unmarri'ed people having children und finding they urc unuble lo cure for them. "It hus ulwayH been bud, but il Is gelling worse ull the time," said Ruyburn . Playing purcnt ~un be u messful job, especially as muny of these youngsten urc unhnppy und have pre· viuu~ly had uiflkult fumily liveN, 'The ch ildren often huvc emotional Plun 11t1 Kln1hip, AS The Holzer Medical Center Diabetes Support Group will meet Sunday, Augu1t 11 from 2:00 • 4:00 pm in lhe Hospilal's French 500 Room. Outtt $pNktr · Chad Foreman, RPh. · Wai·Mart Pharmacilt MEDICAL CENTER In Mtfst County: Thundery, August 15 at 10:30 am · Meigs Slnior Center Discover I h(' 1/o/J.el' Olffcrence, AuQutt 19, 20 and 21 from 2:00 • 5:00pm in !he French 500 Raom 211) .. For mort .. or 1o coli 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 August 7, 2002 badgley geary gilmore