http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a3ce062ee5f95956a766b158f9c8833b.pdf cc884d2e44145ed26a648a146952bae1 PDF Text Text flomth t lr, • a1 Mtlp County's Whlt'slnslclt MEIGS COUNTY FAIR 2001 Renovation at • Melp nears completion IV CHARLI\111 HOEFliCH HOEFliCH4!'MYDAIL'SE~HNEL COM l>tlMliROY - Rcn""llinn at M cl~s lli~h School I~ on 11 .:ounld•IWI\ "' .:omplelhm 111 1Jh!j1<11llllllll f!1r lhc 11111\'e than 7~ 0 ,ludenh whme ll~st duy <If d,t,NCs will be Au!! . 27. 'fhe $~.5~0.000 11!11111 a1 1on pmjcct he11an In Dllths 'M!IIIrurton LOOiliWCII'th. 101 John W11ndllnll, os · Grace ChfiVIII r, 1:1 Er11n Branch 1g AbiRilll aooanlto Dtt1lla. AI 1001 ROYAI.TY - Ollli@ Jtl W@lih, 200i Mtltil@ Ctlunty ~alt Qu~\311 , ~tOWft~d M~"llet1 Hayne~ :100:1 Fait Qulll!ft 111lll!fll111tltiii!M Sum:t~y ll'li!111t11l, Robblll Wlltltllll 1~ ~el( Kinl!. Heynll8, 11, 1~ thll daughtsr of !leuI ~ntl JMI\lll HtWilllil Ill CooMIIIl, Mtl tl m!lml:ltlf ot tlltl Sllat'Jij 1/alltly 4-H Olub. Wiiddlll, it, Is the lloll Of Jtlyol! ilfll'l Clafllntlt W@tltllll ol PorliEmd e~tl tll11ttl1blif tlf tM USA Kltli 1\·H Club. ~eoMel Morrie , elilo llitllYfllll, Wllillh'lt>fUMI!f Ull ifl thil {1Uilllfl lltlltlfli!\1\IM , (!!tiM J, Rlllld) JUlie uf '"'' yem and ' '"llinueJ thrmtgh the · sehoul ycor "' 'ludcn" 11 et-c \hurtled in· and nut or tnodllltlr unit• '"I heir da"rn"m' were d•lscd. h!ntiVUICd 1111J h!lli'Cned · When sdl1kll do,cJ 111 Ma v. the building was vuc1HCd i'or the 1111111\Jiul\c 11f i1!t\u\lllinn which is· 11 pnrt uf u $:\.\ mil i•lll huihJing prujc,·t In 1he Meigs Locut Schll11l DiMrkl. The uther pan s hlcludc ~nnstructlonof 1hc Mci!!' MiJdle S.:hOI)I llll ltllltl u,y,\~el11 to Mclg' tligh SdHlol. und the 1\c\\> Meigs .Elctllclllary School under constructhlll Jti.~l ull' Oh\o 124 ncar l~ullanJ . The new . schooL~ will nul he read) lor o.:tupan.:y unill next ycur, Fl'iiltty Wt" the d:t) W•lll.. ul Mei g' lliglt Schuul Wtls 111 huvc h~cn '\uh,tllnlwlll wmplcled." tlCC\11\Iilli! to SuperintcmlcJll Wiiliam llucldey. who ctllfdudcll member' ,,f the Mcig' Local Buurd of EJu,·ulhm 1111 an evening lour nf lhe building. · AI the lltlle nf the lout·. lltcrc wtl' 'till plenty of 1v11rk ~oil1g o11 Butklcy suid he II'" ' conl1dcnt cvcrythlnl! wuuld he completed wilhin lhc next two wcch. While ull 11cw nwt·•liHI Iucker~ arc ,Jill hclng lt1sluilcd ill 1l1c dmlk white hnllwuys ucccutcd ltci'C 1111ll there \vlth the school c·oiors of murnon . und guld, lnust of the wut·k In Ihe classrooms hus been ~mnplctcll und new furnishings urc urtivlng . dully. High: 90a~~ow: GOa Dttll~ttAJ Boll order IIIUid for Monkey Run POMIIKU.Y - A hnll ullvl~my wuM I~Mu6d lillluy I'm· thll Monk~~ Run ~~Qtlon of Pom~roy wh~l\l u lnlluk In u llno IM l~ln~ t'Cpuhllll. John Anlh!I'Mnn, vllltll!ll tldmlnl~\l'llllll', ~ltlll . thut tho lin~ will ho l'lljlulroll lut~l' \tllllly, hll\ \hut I'I!Killllii\K whuKe wulllr huM hc~n ""' Nlmulll UK 11 jll'~uuut Inn hull \hQir lil'lnkllll! unil ~onkln11 . WUI~I' t'OI' Ill illUNI \ItO~. Allll~l'mll lhl'l!~ mill• MUill thul h1.1 will UliViNO wh II \~Mt I'CNllltM LIVIITDOK ROYALTY - AC!~flltllntlnA eompo\lttll'l In thll junior l!!lr live~ took IIVIIM\1 llrt, front, SUIIIMII Grut~ltr, Cl!nfildiltll ftlr woolprl'nct~u: Dillry Prlnoni Kl!llllY Holtor: Aut'JriMflil Pulllfll!, oafldldlltl! f11r tl11lry .llfii1CIIII: Wool PrlnCfllll Tlnll Drllkll: lind IJillll I'FiflOillll! Allhllly ~1111. SMtmd row, Holly O~vl•. OMdldlltU for woolprlnoou: ~IMIIIY Heui@r, el!ndllll!tlllor rl!blllt prlfltlllilll: Swlnl! Prlno11u llrookt O'llrytmt: Hor1a PrlnOtll 8UJ)1tl1tf Polmtr: All'lbll Prln.Oililll 'fllylor RUUIIII: liM DIWY PrlfiOII C11r1on Yollt. (!!riM J, Rl!lltl) MnJcmt.'tl~ dc'i!llled desk' unJ chairs in blue W!th dtrolllc bttsc' ate ulreudy it1 pluce in \cvcru\ ul the dttssrnums. u' urc new teacher'· Jc~k' and tublcs tu nccummndulc four colnpuler,. The rest of the fur1111u~e is CXI1Cctcd to urrlve th,ls week, Buckley said. As work ·111 ctich section ul the bulldlnl! is culilplcted, lhe lloors urc WllXI!d 1 the windows cleu1lcd, and lhc new furn1Nhlnl8 llklvtd lnttl "lil~l\. Slutfcnt~ will nntl Mill~~ High Schoo.! 11 cool plu~e lo study, t1verythl11& ex~ept the gym11aslum I~ now ulr conditioned. Several safety reutures, Including sprinklers und se~·urlty systems, have been lnstulled. E111phusls hus hec11 on l111provlng and lliode~n ~ ltlllllthe Interior or lhe bullalng, bring Ill~ everythin!!· up to slllle code l'l!glduliorts, instulhng new doors and windows, equipping roums for computer und other electrlcnl connections, Installing new 11t111rlnl! untl celllnl! tile, and rel>ludill! the roof. Thi! c~lerlm u1 the clltrtl11ce lothe building' was ulm glvcrt u new look with u lm'ge built-up plunt1111! areu for shrubs. u section for lounging, a new 11ng pole, untlull new concrete. · NhllW \hut lh~ Willi)!' IN KUfli Ullil'lnk. Lottlrlli HBVI ·A GreatT m AI The F-a r . OHIO lltck 1111•2•0 lllck 41 11· 1·1·1 luptll.ottol 1·8·21·1f>.l2-45 lonu• lath 15 Klcktrii•7•S•CI•J•2 lllck 1 ntahtl 1·0·1 lllck • nlahtl 3-3·~·7 WORIC OONTINUII - Employen of Welism Conatruotlon, ;anur111 contractor lor renovation of Mllll Hllb Sohotil. were lln the job Jete at night lnlt!llllng lookers !!long the halls. Oiladllne for oomplotinl tM renovatiOii projeot Ia two weeki away. 8ohOOIItllrte on Aug, 27 (Charlene Hoeflloh) W.VA. Dally J 1 I·O·Il Dally 41 1·7·1· 7 llawllillllh 11·1&-21·27·n (31) Index I ltlllln • I 0 1'1111 Celtndar Cl111lfltdl Comlca Dllr Abby ldltorl1l1 , Movie• ObltiJirltl Sport• Weather 5 7·8 10 5 4 3 3 8·7 2 1 1001 Ohlo..VIIItl' ~ubll1hln1 co, IIATittOTIO OPINING! - Amorlclln fllllll WOI'O ovorwilluru durlnA tnt! op11nlnll oaMmOI'IItl for thll 131Jth M ill County ~tlr Stlndlly IIVIII'IInfl, 1111101'1 AOIIl lllnl "Tho Sto,Spl!nllllld 9l1MIIr," momtlllri ol thll Ot~nlt Mtmorlll VFW float GO!I3 r1l10d tho 111111 bofore the coramony tlogon 11nd Karen Grllflth .played ''Tipe.' Durin& tho trldltlonal Junior flllr Pnrade, Boy Socutalrom tnrou11hout tlill oounty, ploturod here, lad the Color Gu~rd. The eponlnll oeromon111 wero rollowod by 11 ro1111oue Ollrcnnony or&llnlllltl by 1111 Mtlll County Mlnllttrlll AIIOCIItlon, durin& which omi)IOYIItl of J)aopllll Blink In Pomoroy pr111nted · thl blnk'l mt..lvt Amtrlcln fill, which f(!r mtny y1111 w111 dllplayod on thll bl1nk'l bulldlnllll thl cor. ner or Welt Mlln ltreot 11nd Court 8truot durlngapoclal uvont1. Fnlr avant• tlllln In oarntlt on Monday, with Jud&lnl In aever11 Junior lind t~nlor lair t'l'tnta, and will ooncludll Sllturdlly. (Orlan J, R11d photol) It'• Mels• County •••,,...... IRIAT DUKI - 'these tnree memtlere ol ttie Mtllt LOCAl Board of Education, from the left, Norm~~n HumpnrsyA, John Hood and Ruger Abbott, chiCk out thl oomlort level Of the new Olllltroom dllkl It MiliA High. (Ch!lrlene Hoellioh) ,. 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He will fly his Cessna 210, which he has painted red, white and blue. In a ceremony following the tribute, the pilots will ... I ,...,_ l tr~tr I • Inc. o• __ • .., a.m, PICioudy ~ Obitua STATE FAIR • MondiJ. Aupat 12, 2002 • Ohio pilot to participate in Sept 11 tribute Ohio weather oaooz PageA2 .. ... ····~· ,'' Rain T·stormt F'lurritt """ Snow SPRINGFIELD (AP) A 7,900-squljre-foot .addition to the Risen Christ Lutheran Church will . be a work of faith. Construction started late last month, led called Laborers For Christ, a group of retirees that travels the country. working for mini mum wage on construction projects for churches, schools and min istry organizations. The St. Louis-based group is affiliated with the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod. The group formed in ,1979 with to build churches and schools in the Midwest and has expanded national ly to 350 laborers and 60 foremen. · The Springfield project in western Ohio includes plans for five classrooms, a youth room, a presc hool and offices. Group leaders Dale and Irma Mellendorf, of Effingham', Ill. , say they helped · with fini shing touches on the original church buildin11 when it was built in 1991. They're joined in the projec't by Frank and Coleen Bottorff and Jerry and Evelyn Turner, ail from Mi ssouri, and Bob and Shirley Pfeil BYTHE ASSOCIATED PRESS noon . .Highs 88 to 94. . Southwesterly winds will Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. continue to ·keep temperatures Chance of rain 20 percent. unseasonably warm on Tuesday night .. :A slight · --'T\Iesday, forecasters said. chance of showers and !hunThey also could pull in derstorms until some moisture, producing midnight.. .Otherwi se partly showers and thunderstorms, cloudy. Lows in the upper especially in the nonhe"! half 60s. Chance or rain 20 perof the ~tate, the National cent. Weather Service said. , Wednesday... Partly cloudy.. Highs on Thesday will be A chance of showers and around 90 degrees und lows in thunderstorms in the ·afterthe 60s. noon . Highs in the lower 90s. There will be a greater Chance of rain 30 percent. chance of showers and thun- Wednesday · night ... Partly derstorms statewide on cloudy with a chance of Wednesday with the.approach showers and thunderstorms. of a cold front, the NWS said. Lows in the upper 60s. Temperatures may cool Chance of rain 30 percent. slightly. Thursday ... A chance of WIATHIR FORICAIT showers and thunderstorms Today... Partly cloudy. A during the day... Otherwise chance of showers and thun- panly cloudy. Highs in the derstorms this afternoon. ·mid 80s. Highs near 90. Southwest Friday ... Partly cloudy. winds 5 to 10 mph . Chance of. Lows 62· to. 67 and highs an ruin 30 percent. the mid 80s. Tonight. .. A slight chance of Saturday... Panly cloudy. A showers and thunderstorms slight chance of showers and early .. , Otherwise partly thunderstorms in the aftercloudy, Lows 65 to 69, Light noon and evening,. Lows in and variable winds. Chance of the upper 60s and highs in the rain 20 percent. . upper 80s. · ExtiNDID FORICAIT Sunduy ... Partly cloudy, A Tuesduy... P1111ly cloudy. A chance of .showers and !hunslight chance of showers and derstorms. Lows in the upper thunderstorms In the arter· 60s und highs. 81 to 89. .. Pilot following ~rocedures when denied seat to hlgh-ranklnglsrae(i Official . · CINCINNATI (AP) - A "The pilot is sovereign on his aircraft, and Comuir pilot refused to fly Israeli Deputy Foreign he is empowered to make such a decision, Minister Michael Melchior and he did it in spite of. all the·pressure from Cincinnati to Toronto over a procedural matter, not from the company and security officials:' because of his natlonaljty, an -4tirline spokeswoman said. ' a . , Melchior was barred from from a flight because or "This singling out of Israeli the flight Friday because the pilot's sense of a security risk, diplomats ... and yemoving airline had to follow proper the radio, statioQ reported. The procedures, Comair spokes- others reponedly were Alon them from a plane in such a woman Meghan Glynn told Pinkas, )he Israeli consul gen- manner, and the very fact that The Cinclnpati Enquirer. She .eral in New York. and a body- we are Israeli s (is deemed) to would not elaborate, guard ·of Israeli Foreign pose a security risk, is intoier"We do not discuss security Minister Shimon Peres. .abie," Melchior said, matters in detail .'' Glynn said. An Israeli radio station reponed Sunday that the pilot thought Melchior posed a security risk and refused him a seat. Melchior, who was being esconed by State Deplll1ment officials, told Israel Radio thnt he waited on the plane Friday for more than an hour before the pilot evacunted it, !laying there was a security MONDAY. AUGUST 12. 2002 risk . · When Melchior disemSpo1uor of the Day- WLWF 93.1 barked, he said he was told he 4:00p.m. Breanna Manuel · Hill Stage was not allowed to get back 5:00p.m. Junior Fair Board Auction -Livestock Show on the plane. Arena ''The security officials and 5:00p.m. Pie Eating Contest - Hill Stage the company all put pressure 5:30p.m. Junior Fair Goat Show·- Livestock Show Arena on him, and there were nego6:00p.m. .Junior Fair Sheep Show followed by tiations," Melchior told the station. "But the pilot is sovOpen Class Sheep Show - Liveslock Show Arena ereign on his aircraft, and he 6:00p.m. Racine United Methodist Church- Hill Stage is empowered to make such a 6:00p.m. Demo Derby - Grandstand decisiOn, and he did it in spl te · 7:00p.m. B.J. Smith-Hill Stage or all the pressure from the 8:00p.m. Big Bend Cloggers- Hill Stage ... company and security offi11:00 p.m. Gates Close cials." Melchior said he flew out TUESDAY. AUGUST 13.2002 on another Comair plane about a half-hour later. He has Spomor of the Day- "Kawuakl Molor Sporl8" since returned to Israel. Various Times: The Magic of ''The Caplingers" Comalr is a subsidiary of 7:00 a.m. Oates Open Delta Air . Lines, based in 8:00a.m. Junior Fair Rabbit Show -Small Show Aren~ Atlanta. 12:00 p.m. Bicycle Drawing- Hill Stage The israeli embassy in I:00 p.m. Open Class Beef Show followed by Washington had taken the matt'* . up with the State Junior Fair Beef Breeding - Livestock Show Deparfment, Melchior said. Arena · · This Is the third time an 4:00 p.m. Kiddie Tractor l'ull - Small. Show Arena Israeli official has been pulled · <. - ---------,.--------------- of Minnesota. The Mellendorfs dairy farmers retired who've been missionaries . for 13 years- said they' ve been to .17 . states with Laborers For Christ, living in a recreational vehicle and staying as long as it takes to fini sh a project. Dale Meliendorf is the foreman for the $550,000 addition, which Pastor Gordon Bohlmann said the !50-member congregation has needed for at least four. years . . "We fe~l ifs a blessing God is giving us to expand, to us," spec ifically Bohlmann told the Springfield News-Sun for a story Saturday. "Laborers For Christ - that tells you what it's all. about." Group members don't need a construction background, but their skills are limited to two-story structures, Dale Mellendorf said. The church · hires professional contractors to install heatinl!, air conditioning, plumb1ng, electrical work and roof trusses, · The Mellendorfs said they hope to finish the addition before they leave in October. MASON. W Va bran P Branch. 19. Ma;on, W.Va .. dted REEDSVILLE - Grace Eleanor Massey Chevalier. 62. Reedsville, passed away Aug. 10, 2002. at her rc>iden~e. fol- Friday. Aug. '!. 2tKC. ctt St J<hcph'' llo,pllal .tn Parl.trsbu,.. W.Va .. the r~'ult of lntllfl~' ,u.,latn~d m an aut<>mobtle liCCIlowing a long 1llness. She was born Feb. 3. 1940, in Wood County. W. Vu., d<wgh- d~nt . Jk 1\as ·horn Sq1t 15 . 11JK2. in Ronc·cvcrtt:, W Va .. son of ter of Rufus Monroe and Lucille Steel Massey. Grace was a loving moih~;r. mother-in-law and grandmoth- Rev. Ronald 1\ . •111d Terc'a Bernard H1anch ol Ma;on. He was a ;ophon1t>rt' at Shcp<!rd C'ollq:<' and u nwulher of the Faith er: She is survived by her htJsband of 35 years, Victor: a wn Baplist Church 111 Mawn Survivin.~. beside'S tm l'arents. arc u brother and Mster-inand daughter-in-law. Victor anfl Tracey Chevalier; three luw, Kon;tlJ II and llt>l) llrum:h of Maninsburg. W.V11.; daughters nnd sons-in-law: Sabrina and Charlc~ · !loon~. Vickie and Edward Tucker and Shelly Townsend of Kentucky: br01h~r' : Kcithc·n Br,uu:h. k\hua Bran~h . Mkaio.h Bl'llnch six grandchildren: Jason Tucker. Zachary Townsend, Nicole and Jamin llr•mch . •til of M.t,on , grandmother.. Cordie Mo<idispaugh, Kutelynn Chevalier. Taylor Chevalier and Banmrd of Mt Air). Md and Margret Branch of Maribeth Boone: a sister and brother-in-law. Norma Jean and ,Shepan.lsHll\11, W.Vu.: and '"'''nti aunt,, uncle·' and cousins. Scott Rexroad of Little Hocking: her aunt and unde. Junior · lie was prcc· ~:d~d in dcalh by hls gmmllath~r; . J ('. Bamilrd and Kate Steele of Belpre and very spec ial friends, Alice and and Carroll Bram:h. Scrvic·cs will be h,,(d at I p.m. t>n Monda). Au~;. 12. 2002. Bob Pi Iehner of Belpre. at Faith Hapti't ( 'hurd1 111 Masnn "lth Rc1 Claud.: Stevens Besides her parents. she was preceded in death by her und Rev. Ronald Brandt oflic:ialing Btlll<tl \\ill follow at maternal grandmother. Bessie Steele. and severa l uncles. Serv ices wi ll be ill . II u.m. on Tuesday. Aug. 13. 2002 . .at Sunrise Memorial (iardcm in Lolart. W.Va. Friends may c·all at tlw .;hut-c'h an l1<>ur prior tl>'crvice. White Funerul Home in Coolvi lle with burial to follow at Memorial contribution; may l:>c made to the Fuith B"ptist. Heiney Cemet ~ry in Reedsville. Friends may cull at the funenil home on Monday from 6 to C'hllrch Building Fund, 1'.0 . Box 271<. Ma""' · WV<t. 25260. 9 p.m. ' IN HONOR OF - Vince Corrado ~tends riext to his Cessna : Centurion 210l at tha Phillipsburg Airport In Phillipsburg: : Ohio. He will be Ohio's flag bearer for the "Right Acros,. America ' to honor the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorls~ : attacks. (AP) PROUD TO BE APART OF YOUR LIFE. CANTON (AP)- A l"(lan who was shot to death after leading city and highway police on a chase and killing a police officer was not normany a violent persoll' and was impassioned about his constitutional rights, people who knew him said, Federal agents and police searched for weapons and explosives Saturday night in the apanment of the man authorities identified as the gunman, Donald Matthews, 61, of Jackson Township, a Canton suburb, Massillon patrolman Eric Taylor was shot and killed Fnday night, after he and other pollee joined the State Highway Patrol in a chase of the car Matthews was driving. Agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms joined the search of Matthews' aplll1ment at the request of the FBI, said ATF agent Frank A. D' Alesio, based m Youngstown. "What we're here. for is looking for firearms or anything that mi~ht be related to the officer s homicide," D' Alesio said. Massillon Municipal Judge Edward Elum approved the search warrant and Matthews' family cooperated, he said. Matthews and Taylor killed by a buUet from Matthews' imported Jun ~hen . his back was tum d1ed m a shootout that followed a 12-mile chase when Matthews twice fled a troop- · er who stopped him for speeding, authorities said. · D'Aiesio said Matthews~ wife, Catherine Matthews; told authorities a pistol found inside was her weapon; It was not Seized because she had i! legaUy. Shonly before 8:30 p.m. Saturday, detectives emerged from the apartmeni with at least three packed paper bags and a sma11 tom- · puter tower and placed them man unmarked car. Patrol officials have said they are investigating · whether Matthews had lies to militia groups, who oppose taxes and most federal government restrictions. · , Matthews was the leader : of a Christian constitutional study group and abhorred violence, a fe11ow member ' told the Akron Beacon · Journal. "Don't try to tie us into a militia group, We are not," said David Gatto, 71. "We ' 'tie the laws in with God's law to show how they relate." The group opposes most · , traffic laws and believes that · state troopers do not ~ave : legal authority to stop a vehicle or demand a driver's· license, he said. Two years ago, Matthews began running the group called the Nationai Constitutional Academy, He ' had been involved with the · study group since the early 1990s, Gatto said. · Wellington Emest ••Nick" Longsworth STATE WINNER - Whitney Thoene returned last week from the Ohio State Fair with a championship on her woodworking project , · a glider and ottoman she built. Here seated on the .ottoman, she displays the beautiful gold clock she received as "Champion of · tpe Day" ·and "Best in the Category.· (Chartere Hoeflich) 'Thoene crowned ~hamp at fa BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM :POMEROY - When Whitney Thoene"took her woodworkil)g project into competition at the Ohio State Fair last week. , she returned home not only as "Champion of ·the Day" but "Best in the Category." · .That meant her project competed with those of 4-H membj:rs from ·across the state in the woodworking category and hers came out on top, ·Her prize was a beautiful gold quanz clock . ,The 15-year-old daughter of Dale and Nancy Thoene of J>omeroy. build an oak glider with ottoman. She said it took h~r two months. • . This is not Whitney's first woodworking project. In fact she has been working w1th wood for several years. With both the bookcase she built last year and ·the planter bench the year before, she took top awards in local and state fair competitions. 'Asked how she built such a beautiful chair and ottoman. Whitney said she staned .out with several. 12-faot oak boards and just followed a pattern. She did all the work herself with the exception of planing the wood . "Dad insisted on doing that," she said, as he readily admitted to being "maybe just a bit overprotective" when it comes to her using some power . t6ols. Whitney used a glider kit for both the chair and ottoman and the rest she explained was just a matter of "gluing and screwing" it all together. · . :You can see the finished product this week at the Meigs County fair. It is on display in the junior fair building with O!her projects completed by the Rock Springs Raiders. MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. 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If you know of an · Member: The Associated Press and error In a story, call the newsroom the Ohio Newspaper Association. 992 2156 Visual assessmenran3 dust testing to identify lead-contall!inated dust in areas of completed rehabilitation and renovation, work as required. . . The Meigs County Commissioners are requesting fee proposals for the services of a Lend Clearance Technician in the Meigs County CHIP Rehabilitation Program funded through the Office of Housing and Conununity Partnerships. The Meigs CHIP Program will require the professional services of State of Ohio qualified Lead Based Paint Clearance Technician to provide the following services: Eran Branch Grace Chevalier Retirees travel country to Gunman's apartment . .: help congregations·build searched for more weapons: let Rain likely north on Tuesday I present their state flags to New York Gov. George Pataki . Corrado said he hopes to take a flag that has flown over the Ohio Statehouse. Organizer Molly Peebles of Redmond, Wash .. said she hopes to capture the attention ,of Americans so they recognize aviation a5 a symJx?l of bringing people together rather than a tool of "incredible destruction." ·As of the . end of July, "Flight Across America" reported it had chosen flag bearers from 37 states. • •• On The Web: www.flighl!lmisamericn.m 5 tiona to The Daily Sen!lnel, 111 Ext. 14 Other aervl~ea Clrculotlon Ext. 3 Ext. 4 Cllt.t llled Adt Ext. 5 To aend •mall news til mydallysentlnel.corn On the Web www.mydaUyaentlnel.corn Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 . Subacrlptlon ratea Br carr~r or motor route . Ono - k Ext..12 Ono month Ono ~""' Ext. 13 D•lly A~vertlolng Proposals may be mailed or delivered to the Meigs Grants Office, 117 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Fee proposal must provide fee cost per unit tested lnclu· slve of all laboratory fees, Proposal must state timeline for response to request for clearance testing and tum-around schedule for results repon. Fee proposal must state . qualifi~ations, including all related completed lend-based paint training approved by the Oh1o Department of Health; provide State Cenification or be able to provide such Certification prior to September l, 2002. Listing of all previous experience in Lead Based Paint Clearance Testing; scope of services to be provided and amount of fixed compensation required for the above services and, pricing data to support the fixed price (e.g.; per hour, diem, unit). All related qualifications and/or training cenifieations must be attached to the proposal. ' Poatmttllr: Send addreas correc- 12 $8.70 $104 50 coma Subscribers not detirlng to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to The Daily Senllnet.Credit will be liven carrier each week. No aub scrlption by mall permlned In areas where home carrier aervlce Is aval!able. Mill subsalptJon Inside Melg:t CoUnty 13 Weeks $27 30 26 Weeki . $53.82 52 Weeks $105.56 Rtlll outaldt Melgt 13 Weeks 26 W eeks 52 Weeki Countv $29.25 $56.68 $109.72 Abigail Goodnite NEW HAVEN. W.Va . - Abigail Elitab.:th Goodnite. newhorn .dau)>hter of Jasoi1 and Rach~l (ioodnit~ of New Haven, W. Vu .. d•ed Saturday. Aug. 10, 2m2. ul Plea,unt Valley CHARLESTON, W.Va. ·- Wellington Earnest "Nid" Hospital in Poinl l'lcas<lnt, W. Va _ Longsworth , 101, of Charleston died July 14. 2002. in Surviving, l:>c;id~s h~r par~nts. arc her grandparent~. Jimmie Marmet Health Care <?enter uftcr a long illness. II and Connie Gm>dnit~ of Nc" liav<·n <md Tharon und Joann Born Murch 23 ..190 1. in Wert County. West Virginia and Camp of West ( ·olumbia. W.Va .: her aunt. EliLai>cth Goodnite raised in Meigs County, Ohio. he was the son of the late John of New Haven: ami her und~ and aunl. Thanm and Amber Basil and Earle Jeanette Longsworth and the husband. of the C'mn1' of Mn>on, W.Va . late Kathryn Ruth Vickers and Helen Haynes. Graveside scrvic~s will l>c held lll II am . 011 Tuesduy, Aug. He attended Ohio University and in hi s early days. tau~ht in 13. 2(Xl2 at Broatlnm <·cmctcry with l'a>tor Glen Lumbert the West Virginia and Ohio sd10ol systems. He had spenl officiating. most of his adult life in the Cheiyan and Charlest.on W.Va . area and was retired from Cocu-Cola Bottling Works in Charleston. He was a member of Chclyan Firs t Baptiit Church and ALBANY- John W. Wandling. lB. Alb.-ny. died Saturday. Calvary Baptist Church. Charleston. He had taught Sunday School for over 70 years. His failing eyesight caused him to Aug. 10. 2(Xl2 "t Rocbprings Rehabilitiltion Center m Pomeroy. . retire froni teaching on hi s 90t h birthday. He was bom Sep1. 7. 191R.In Alhen> County, s(.ln of the late Mr. Longswonh is survived by four children, Lois J. Armstrong of Cabin Creek, W.Va.; Harold M. Longsworth of John William and Mary ( 'hristnmtl Wanuhng . I k was a memJarrettsvi lle, Md. : Martha Williams of Hinton, W.Vtl .. : and ber of St. Paul's Calholil' Chmch in Athens. 1md wus the David Longsworth of.Cross Lanes. W,Va. and Meigs Count y owner and opcrutur of Wand ling Bod y Shop in Athens. Surviving arc hi >wife. Mary Kempton. Wandling: u da ughOhio: 13 grandchildren. 19 grcal-grundchildrcll and one greutgreat-grandchild : a brother, Thorne W. Long sworth of ter und son-.i n-law. Susan and Thomas Tigner of Albany: three sons and two daughlers-in-luw : Michucl und Valerie Wandling Wichita, Kansas and a sister, Esther West o( Raci ne. In addition to hi s parents and wives. he was predeceased by of Albany. All~n and Rohin Wand ling of Swansea. Ill.. and a niece whom he had raised Louise Vickers: and by four David Wandling of l:lcllc vi lle. Ill : lJ gmndchildren and seven younger sisters :md brothers: Eve lyn Dohbins , Dorothy great gntndchildrcn: 1wo sisters. Louella Rousey of The Plains and Catherine Va lentine of Lancasler. McSweggin, John Longsworth and Frank Longsworlh . Besides hi s parenls, he wus pr~ceded in deuth by two sisters, S1clla Jenkins and E1hel b'euer. Serv ict:s wi ll he a1 II a.m. Wednesday. Aug. 14. 2002, at l:ligony-Jordun Ftlncral ll<>mc in AlbaltY with Msgr. Patrick Ga ugh:tn ofli~iu t ing. Burial will follow al Alhcns Memory Gardens. Friends muy ca ll at the funeral home on Tucsduy from 6 to 8p.m. · John Wandling Deemer wins top honors in domestic arts judging ' BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOEFLICH®MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM . POMEROY - Marilyn Deemer of Syracuse was the top blue ribbon winner in the domestic ans department judged Saturday at the Meigs County Fair: In the judging based on appearance, 10 percent; workmansllip, 50 percent; style, 10 percent. and materials, 30 percent. Deemer was awarded 16 lirst places on her entries. The blue ribbon winners in the various categori es of exhibit, listed respectively were as follows: . Children's clothes: Ret a Ord, dress, sleepweur, and play out -. fit ; Merrilee Bryant, infant's wear. Adult clothing: Merrilee Bryant. blouse, Fashion accessor.ies: Marilyn Deemer, collar: Opal Dyer, scarf. Crochet: Marilyn Deemer, shawl or lap robe, doily 14 inches or under, doily over 14 inches. crocheted cush10n ; Doris Grueser, pot holder; and Carmen Schultz. other crocheted items. · Afghan s: Carmen Schultz. crocheted ripple; Cori ssa Deemer, variation of crocheted work, crocheted baby afghan; Marilyn Deemer, any shell or variation; Maxine Dyer, mil e a minute. Quilts: Marilyn Deemer, machine quilts: child's or cri b quilt; Alice Thompson , patchwork and quilt made by a group; Sheila Curtis, wall hanging . · Rugs: Merrilec Bryant. latch hook; Opal Dyer, any other rug. Needlccraft: Pat Wolfe, counted' cross stitch. embroidered pillow case; Dori s Grucser, colored embroidery; Pat Wolfe, embroidered pillow case; Melissa Coleman, painted pillow case; Janis Macom ber, embroidered tablec loth; Mcrilee Bryant. any stuffed toy. Doll s: Suzy Parker. cloth doll: Reta Ord, character doll ; Marilyn Deemer, dress doll . Holiday crafts: Marilyn Deemer, handmade ornaments; Sheila Curtis, tree skirt; Reta Ord, holiday wall decoration, inside; Marilyn Deemer, holiday wall decoration, outside; Merrilee Bryant, any new hand craft. . Other crafts: Julie Spaun. homemade jewelry; Marilyn Deemer, plastic canvas (tissue cover), plastic canvas, o!her cover. Angels: Marilyn Deemer, crocheted angel; Melissa Coleman, stuffed angels; Merrilee Bryant, other kind. . Sweatshirts: Mary Rose, painted; Merrilee Bryant, other decoration, Scrap an: Merrilee Bryant, made from leftovers; Reta Ord, anything else. , Ceramic: Marilyn Deemer, fire glazes: Melissa Coleman, non-fired painted, non-fired dry brush; Carmen Schultz, multi pieces; Diana John son. Woodworking·: Diana Johnson, piece under 12 inches, and any other piece. BIGGER AND BETTER - Thts year's photography and painting showwas bigger and bolter this year with nearly 400 entries In the two categories. Maureen Morgan of Albany who judged the ·entries is shown here as sl1e places the reserve champton rosette on a painting by Lula Toban of Pomeroy. Winners 1n the various cat& gorles will be announced tomorrow. (Charlene Hoefilch) -TRIVIA Jerry Orbach ("Law & Order") was ·the original El 'Gallo in "The Fantaslicks," htslory's longesl-runmng musical. Questions in regard to this request may be addressed to Jean Trussell, dfants Administrator, at 740- 992-79oS. , JeffThomton , President Meigs County Conunissioners \ •• . "' . ,. ' ' • �0 • • A _Th_e_na_ny_s_en_tin_e_l_ _ ___;;;;;;;;;..,y Coun Stfwt • ~Yl..Ohio (7CO) 892-21$8 • FAX (7CO) 1tN1S7 www. m~uy..'ltlntl.com 111 DEAR ABBY: Childhood obc si, ly Is I!IUWit\ll at an alam1ing rate. with almost 13 percent of 6- to 11 )lear-olds anected. With hlOre !!lidgets to occupy our time on the couch and emertahmtent at our 11ngettlps with the push of a buHon, as well 81! a comucopia of fast food ~ with hl11h fat content readily avall a'ble, we need a family ~IUgtam of l'lli!Uiar e~ercise and baste nutrition fur children. Youngsters should get at least 35 tb 60 minutes llf walldng or other exerdse each da~ to build the :!tl'tlt1il bones they H need l·ater in Hfe. !let ween the ages of I0 and til, children build ootle lt\ass that f11USt hast a llfetih1e. Weight,bearltlil e~et'Cises such as l;tlnnit\g, jumpltlg, dancing or hiking help to tllake bones si1UI1ger while they .are growing. ~ SPRIN6S1tEN. Ohio V~Uey Publishing Co. Den Dlcktraon . Publisher • Chllrtont Hoeflich Editor . Bttte Purct Managing Edito r 1t'ttrr• ''' rlw- t'<lw•r uN ll<'ln~llt' II/ Jri!H• Ull' IM;.It'<'l lhr• •11<'11/lt /If' If·'·''~'" /If' II! t'</11111,~ illl<ll/!11,\f ''·I'""' '"'" ""''"''" '""''"' 1 uM<I lrktillt'llr -"'' 1/t;lll/d1111~~ fif' HI .~~WI lutllgllt'<l ltllrn wt/1 /If' jtiiNIIht'l/ lrllfl I ''*'1.,-, ,UJ4ht" \ \W,~ l \\ Uf" \ , U'\f Jlrf'l' \~"fKt/trtr \, tlw the Bend <¥'""'''" "II'"""'' m 1/tr • tolt~tltll llf'lml' ,,,.~lilt>'~"'' Wll-'11\ ujtlw fl/un \ it/In /'uN/ 1 /ttll,~ f(tt#t' \ .\ Pt/tffH'tM• 4U>tf,/, I<<\ l'<lilmi01/ h~/1\ /, ( ··~· . . · ~., ' . Dear "" f .• ~, -. Abby ADVICE Without adequate bone mass, conditions such as osteoporosis, which makes bones fragile and susceptible to breaking, can occur, alottg with osteoarthritis and other muse ul os kc let aI .:oudi lions. Studies show that adequate exercise has a positive effect not only on bone health but many other areas of children 's 1\ ell ,bclng, Including brain, social ami cmo- tiona! development. This summer. one way to model good habits and encourage our kids to get up, get out and get moving is to plan active family recreation. The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons and orthopaedic surgeons nationwide urge parents to make sure children arc gelling adequate levels of physical activity. . Abby, with your help, we can encourage everyone to actively pursue musculoskeletal health that will last throughout a lifetime. VERNON T. TOLO, M.D., PRESIDENT, AMERICAN ACADEMY OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGEONS IJEAR DR. TOLO: I am pleased the American Academy .of Orthopaedic Sur~eons has become so vocal on this ttnportunt subj.ect. NATIONAL VIEW SOCIETY NEWS AND NOTES 1ev1ng Scani artists (,~mne ~·s the sante; oul)' methods chattqe • Ontlu !t'ht.l Slnr-1\111111\'r. "'' 1(/rlllll\' 1/w/i: Th~ft' tlf\1 plt•nt~ ot' .-11.-ht•~o tlun uddt'll~o~o ~ol'llln>, rlp-nm, umt mlwr '"''' ~rp\'lnll~\1 h) tho'~ h\'111 1111 li'iludult•111i)' s~pm·utll111 IXIl\()1~ frnm their mntwy, "If II ~otiUU\1' 11111 »lllllilnll<' 11'\1~. II f\111hll· hly Is," uml "A fnnl umt hl~o mmwy Ill'¢ nlillll \(llh:ki)' JlUrl\l\1 ," urt>lwt• tlml ~~~~~~ ~ tu mimi.. · Still. In mo'l ~~"~'· thns~ who 111\l hllndwlllk~li 1111~11 111'\l nolthor ft~•b nnr stupid, They'rv .lmnost , 1\lll\lwnrklnlltXlnple wht• ~olmply . huv~ mbph~<.'otlllwlr tntsltll' fullen llw llil11lllhlll few ''nttld hill' ~ hmt~ln~ll . And nnce 11 vktim, tl~t~ y' t'll sn11wtlm\ls 1o11 emhm't'llsslld tn . t'l.'pnt·t th ~ •·rlnw h• luw ~nll•rw m~t11 , mud1 ill>s t'umlly ur friends. Sn. m11d1 of thl> ,Time jjne ~o lttll'\lj)tlrte<l. But ld~ntli y tlwt't ~ nntlmte> tn pliij!ll\l the p11p111111hm. ,, Tlw 'll' '''"'ln!Jit'lllh 1., tll\ll't' Is mu~h lrl~ket'Y In tlw .wnrl\1, sntwnplc mu'l h~ tHIIJIIHrd . 011'ot·s tn dulm ymu· lllll'iulme•l tt·~usul'\l. lh•Q 11llll'd1Uitlilse for v~temu, , I'~'"PI~ M•lldtln)ltll mukt) hnme 1'\lflllh's I'm you, "hnt" m "11nw In u l ll'~tlnw ''~uls ," ~hiii'I!Vs 11n monthly hills Ihut )'illl dltln't ~ hurgc - tlwre lll'e lnl'lnlt~ w11ys to s~um the piihlk, ~==- TODAY IN HISTORY ARaQQ I~T f[) PR f~~ l<•dny I• Monduy, All!!, I ~ . thel~ >lth illl)' of l()()2, Th~l'\llll'e · 141 duys 1~1'1111 IIW )'lllll'. To,luy'• lllj!hll!lhlln Hlsl!ll'y: On A1tg. I ~ . 1\172, the lust Am~t· iclllt i'lllllhnl ~rmnulu~mps ki'l Vl~tnum . . On tlti' dtile: In IH~I. fstliiC :Singol' WIIS 1!1'11\lllld II pUIIllll llll hi• sewln~ mu~hitw . Church group hold tea party HEN T 0 F F ' S VI E.W 1 -~-=-- When exercise is a famil y activit y, children are more likely to ·gel ofT the couch (or computer) and become .participants. Summer is the ideal time to get started. Additional information o n chif , dren 's bone health is available on the academy 's Web site. www.uaos.org. or call (800) 8242663. DEAR ABBY: !just received the devastating news that one' of rny close childhoOd friend s molested my younger brother several years ago. My brother is still healing from this traumatic experience. The immediate problem I face is that I'm being married in November and no longer want to invite this "friend," I have cut off all communication with him and haven't told him yet what I know. How do I approach the subject wnh h1m now'! Beca use I learned about the molestation onl y recently, thi s guy is under the assumpti on we' re still on good tenns. I know he wtll ex pect an in vitation. LOYAL SIS IN BOI~E , IDAHO DEAR LOYAL SIS: Do not send an invitation . If this former "fri end " asks why he wa sn' t included. tell him and don ' t mince word s. Meanwhile, urge your brother to seek counse lin g and report what happened to the police. It could save another child from the · trauma your brother suffered. Dear Abby is wriuen IJy Abi11ail Van Bu ren, nlso ~nuw11 as J eanr1e Plullips, a111l ll'fiS f011,111led by her moth e r. Paulin e Phillip.>. Writ e Dear Abby at ww w.V etlrAbby. com or P. O. Bo.\ 6 9440. I JJ S Angeles, CA 900()9 ,. • • RV T11f Page AS Fast food, slow lifestyle have made our children fat The D il ,l(l(l llt•flll • 0 ' ( ntincl The Dail ' • Reme,;nbering ·the (Congressman. from the Constitution.'· IWI'I! 1Mtt'\ltnl.'ntt11 In ~xpmlt111 th~ llBI ·~ IVNATHINM On Allll, IU. ut the Mtl)•nlm't!r llotulln ~~l'iul uhu~e~ of dvllllb~l'll~s ln J. ll1IJUII' Wu~hh1j11llt\, lhl'lll~t· (\mj~,l'llssmun l).m I h~l\'\\l"s 001 NT~I, I'IU) (l\llltltcrlnle111· llliWttl\1~ whns~ tltXIII.'IItlotl to tho Ill II ~~~~~~'\! pl\tllrtlnl ), Anti l'idwurtls WI Irk~ with tht'II•Ailllt'IWY <:k\ncrtlllltiWtU\1 Lt\vl 111' Rlllhl~ Is snroly 11\IS~Il\lhi C'tll'i)l\lSS l'l!l.'t!il~l tlw mol'i~tm Our Nsodutlon ttl 1klwlop 11\ll ltwcstlt~l\lil'\' ~ultlcllnc~. ThUI)lt"lll Mtll'lthull Awurd .. t\lf his whkh thll i}l\lSCIII lllltli"C)I »Ctlcl\tl Slll\1• "lmswllrl'hlll ll\!\'lltllm t111he {\11\sthutllm murlly hus dlscm'tlw, lliKilts l'llittes lhfllUIIhmll hiHtU\\Ilf," . Thttllll!lmut hi~ ~mwr. 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"lnmw~;~n~lltm\1 illl~llllWII tis Wililjlhl I\~ !ll\l~~I'VIl IIlli' IIll• the Otiulh lcnully = Asscs~lnll the oM Ills ttl!ttlnst wmlilwldtl Ol'l'lll'lsm. · l)unger nl' Mlstukcn Bxwutlotts." It w\lltttkc tt btx1k, whldt I hopo some A~l'llliunf this tl01\mlllll' uf uut· lll»ttlt!M hlsllwlnn will Wt'lto. 111 mletttmh:-ly llluml· wtts "LdttVIlthQ 0111 tll' Rll!hls ttlnnll," And IIIIIC fli.IWlll\ls' illttU~rsltlp ln i:\llllhutilll! so, In I\)IJ(), htl l~ilthll 11001' 11~ht to \liji~Ut those wl111. otlen with emtl lntomltms, u llrtlpONild ~on~tlttttlonul utnonlitnllnt WNil tl~tot·mhwtlto l'llliNtrlct nur lndl vld· thttt, l'or thll lln~ttlm~ In uur history, would IHtlllhtlt11us. huvc plucoll u t'notnottl 111 til~ . Jllrst In 11)74, V.dwut\ls' hMt'ill!IS - uiOlll! 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Ulldllr uur system oi' \ustlt'\\ You · nluslliuv~ u lttW~t· II' yuu 'I'll ' mprlsuncd, Alltl, with 1'\)lllll\1 Ill other ttbUI!Cs ol' mlr · llbct1llls, Cotij!t~ii Is 1\01 cxci'Cii!lng Its . ov~fllll;\ht JlllWef'li, ll shmtltl be hnullnl!ill , OOfot'llllS~tllmtlltt~S (lllllplclllth~ Justktl Dcpurtmont to justify wlmt they' t'V doht~.'' · Supt'llm0 tottt'l Justice Amhony Kctmllrly lms suld, "111c tonslltullnu 1\00dM l'llllllWtll tltli:l UI1Utll'Sitlllliln~ llll~h lllltmruth:m, \If It's nut ~olng tu lttst.' ltl thll hiNtOry Of ttli\~1'\)SS, leW 11\CI\1• bill's hnvll ~ome dusc ttl ettuulln~ l'idwurtl~' tl~ttlrmlnutlon to keep the · ton~lltutlunl'ully nHvc. His ro~urd shnuld 00 1111 in!plt•utlott ttl l\lCtt1001'S tlf till! ~Ut'o rtmt Ctlltl\l'llM~. '11tut, ·ulus, I~ u lire111n, lllthou11h ll l'tlw -·· like SllnM. Ru8g l'cln!lold (D· Wls,) umJ Ptttrltk t11uhy (I:}, Vt.) 1111d Cm11\l'llMMil1tlll liub 11tll'f (it·dn,) = lndttdllthll Dill of Rlyhts ~~~ lhlllr ~on­ stlluetwy; (Nw IJ~mtlll' 1.1 u nmlrmul/.v l~lltllVIIed tlllllirll~l.\' tlll tli~ Plrwt Amemll;r~ulwrtl r/t~. 1)111 uf RIN/11,,, J ' In IHll7 , Jlrcsltl~llt Amh·llw .lohn•on spnt·ked u mnvll In lmpcudt him 11s he dol'le11 CmtJ,lt'llss hy susrendlnll Seci'~IIII'Y t•f W11r l·:dwlll M. Stun11111. In IH'lH, tlw p~11 ~c protocol ~nil In~ tlw Spnnl.lh·Amerlcun W11r Wil' • lgn~d . In IH'JH, t l11wuii wn• t'nr11utlly 111111~ ~1ld tlltlw United Slltles, lit I'M•I, Jn,cph fl. Kcnllcdy Jr., eldest soli of Jnse11h unli llo.•c fiillgct·nl\1 Kentwdy, wus killed with his en-pilot when lv DONALD LAMIRO howev~r· It lookwlu~uy," Zu~by tuiiJ lilt\ pl'llNIIJc!u, Republlcun~ 1111~ tl\lllto~ruts. 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' 11 . 1H unnervetl th~ White lluuNe, where vulueN In jUN I Jhc ll. t Nttwo wcekw, thiH IN · tl f I' h Agi'C()IIlCiiL to () f'CIIt~ Ihe world 's llll'j!c ~ ttrut.lln!Jillnc , Avunt•. 11rc~lilent UuHh'M tnp u\lvlscrH uro HtrUI!>· nul un e~onomy thul IN J..ltlln11 tu tltrt1w Rlil uu 11. 0 I 0 preHidtmJ or the gurtlc ~ nntpmcr John Cuj!C,flcllln New York 111 ·II!JC 7'1. ~111111 Ill rcstnre lnVIIHtor cnnl'ldcncc, unyonc nul of' orn~c - uf leuM t ntll y~t. ep~bl 1tllllH ~H oppu~cllto bud buHiflll~H · Pi w Y~''"' ugo: Slccl wol'kcrHIIJllli'VWd 11 Cillltrucl endln~ 11 whl~h lmH nm hiien undermlneil thiN VotcrH uro ubuul 11 vunly divided cxe~ut V~M. fhuy linn t think thut. 1'hl~ b IO·IIHllllh •lrikc lll!llll!'t WlwelinlH'III IhUI'llh Steel Cnrjl. A fllldly ~ ln~e the hlumly hour murkct of' the between lluNh und th~ J;)~mo~rutN over IIlli u ,pnllll ~ul l.llJIItttlon In paople '~ tlu•h flood In Arlmnu '• Lllwcr Aulelojl\' C'iiiiYIIII ~ lulm~ll tho I9701, who they truNt tu httndfc the e~ollonly milldH. · · llw• ol II hiker•. IJeHpilu u,grn,wlnl! ccHnomy thul lHIN with .11uHh sculn11 lhll 11llg11, fnr tluw: f~l ~ IH Whut O~wd I H I~fllnl! th~ pre~i· · 011 ~ yc111' Ill(" : A · ~•i d dc lltllltllcl' hl ~w hlm•elf' up on the ult lhc ~lj.tn~ ul I'C ~tl\lery. !tnck vulueN C1encrl~ IWtlfMuNkln~ the vulcr~ whl~h tlont Mudvl~erN rl~hl lltlW, 'fhu", the prl.lH• · putiu of" rc•laurant !Mtr Jlw ntu'lh~l·n l • rn~ll ~tllllltlllluwnnt' WCI'C "ln~ln~ J'u~lcr thtlll you ~Uil HIIY ~1111)' they will 8Upport Ill the I fOUN~ tiiUI 8Ul'lli~ t!H ttl JlliHHII ~llrpurule llttUIIIltllll! lhufu. killing him •~ lf und wmullllllj!2 1 JleOJllc. "hunkrUJllcX/ Sl11~c Jun. I, the Duw huH· Si!mue rtiCCH Nhow lhut the murutlmniMu rcl'orm bill lx!l'ort~ July 29 litl thut Jnw· Tlllluy'• BirtiHiny•: ChorCIII!I'itplirr Ml c hu~ l Kldll I ~ H:\, llccn lli,IWII 2~20(1 Jll.illllli fOHN ur ubout deu\1 h~lll, whl~h huNthe 001' 4-:hlll!fllll! , mukcrN tltll 1!0 home rur the Alii!Uiil rer~clll. l he DHW llQllked lit II ,700 In Why I RcpublltUilli UMUillly glllllf lflg rc~u&li und lillY they huw IMiid .to the Former Sen. Dul c ll~llllflCI'•, Ill! At'kun•ll• lklll<K:flll. I ~ 77 , Junu"ry 21KKJ, By Mon\lny It Wll~ below elc~UonH wfth II ~~~ncrlc !lOll dol'l ~ll or problem And the llkcllh lld I h Cmrnu·y 'i lljler Pol'tcr Wllllllller ''' H . Sln11er- mu ~lc lun Buck 1 1 111 011il 7.KOU, htHin~;~ mure thnn n thir~ of II• thrc11 l!f ruur pulnt~, "Sc1 1hu1 number will ilil !ont ttl Buih'M dg OwenKI• 7l A~ Jor Clriii'Jl~ llumllt1111 I ~ (JJ, Ac lre~~ Jennlf'er 8' And lhe qucKtlon, ol' cour~c. wu~ 1h11w~ wo urc In !!l'~llt 1hu~ " un cxuber· t! · 10 ·1 ' Wiirrcn I ~ Iii. i{uck ~o lnj!cr· mYN i clull Murk Knnpf'ler (l)lrc , .vuluc:, ileln~J u~ke\1: Will thi N!nndblll! !luNh'i un1 N11tlonul R.epubllcun c!on11reHHinnul ven • mo•t nveHIUrN w1111t u lfitli'G • Slruit~) i• Sl S l n~er Kid Cl'cole I• ~2. Juu. mu~lclu11 Put reNUrjlent ~onomy7 WllllhiH rnokc l)ick Cornmlttet NtrateJ:I!tlolllme · f0~Jlllll~nM liiM111hot the ~tlrporute t:rlm··· Metheny i ~ 4H . Acllll' Su111 J. J1111~H IH 4H. Acwr Rrucc Ocpliurdl SllOilkcr or the Nuul!ll'l Mouhcw Oowd, tho prc!l~enl 'N ~l\lll• nu 1 w ,0 oro fii!PiJ11Hiblu l'or IU4:kJng Oreenwnod I• 41t. Clllllllry •Inner Dnnny Shirley I ~ 4(,, PttJl A~ccll'dllll! wJlllllilCf John Zc.ll!ll)', "M Plll!lllp<lliHtcr, Hli)'Hhe HCilHIIU illtlll\! Yilt their Ht<Wk runt!! will be ptllli!hed, Thcyo mu ~o idull l{oy lluy Wulture Club) Ill 41. RIIJ1)1er Sir MI~ · A· . !l"rccnt ul' likely vmer~ huve till IRA or u !hut u •lgnll'leant number ur ,YtltCI'8 urc want to !llle lndlctmel1tH, They .wunt til• i10 Hk ). They ~UHI £l(H their quarterly blumlnl! 1Ju1h und Ihe Rcpullh~ 11111 f\.lr IAAI (l«lplc .:onvl~tud nnd Nnl tu prhon. Lol it. W. Aclnr· l'et ~ •· Kruu 10e 11 J7, 'lenni• Jlluyer Pete re1M't uml they re wcli!hlnl! 1h11t report, the ~toc:llmurkcl'~ collupNc, A lillie uccelerutc\1 uetiUII rrom the . Sampru• I• .l I. Aclur MiclmiJI Inn llluck (" fW" ) l1 J I, Acii'CiH . whl~:h rcJlr"!Wmo thlllr 1\uure HCCurliy · "Righi MtiW, the publl~: I; ungry, but JuNtlec Dilpunment on ihl! HCOre woold , RI'~WI Ciuyhl!~rl i• ]0. Actor Cu~ey Affleck 111'27, Rnck uml their life, 111111ln ~t · a prcNidenl unll u thulun11cr INnot ulmcllllt 11 wlltlclun or ~cmll Ntock~ NourlnM und rob thr, mu•kiuu Bill llechi ( Su v~ l'erri ~o) I• 27. Aclrt-i Dmnlnl(jue PccJ chulrmun who •ay we've hlrncd the upurty, 'They overwhelmingly blumc by. Dcmt~~~ruli or yet Ulltlther eampolgn ; Swain I• 22 . · ~~~mer und thin(!~ ure )ooklnl! bellcr fHr 70 jlCrc.:cnt, cm!JOrutc e~ccutlvcN und buil ls~ue, · ., ThoughI l!1r Tnduy: "lll11111ry hu• 1111 heull, und cunnitr lhlnk; ill~ cct'lll~my, buNincNN procllceN," IJuwd told 111 , (fJIJ!ItJ/d Lllmbro IN 0 WtJNillll ton" nu he ~n . and ~ illlllltt feel." U; ml ~ l O'Cunnell. lrl ~l1 fH!IIII · 'ut II • rml I1KJkln11 stxJ\1 l(l(luy, Wid "Aflgr thut, It IH 11 thrcc·wuy tie 111 thuln~ bt1N11d pol/tlcul joumttll#t lJIUJ vllum: , cui leader 1 1 7 7 ~ · 1H47) . lhtll • lww f!CUplc urc ~olnj,! til vote, Aile dlgllNbetween 1/flblumllli! 3/8 the niNI.) ,,, LAMBRO'S VIEW 4ccounting reforms may be boost GOJ: needs 1 1 1 1 1 zo u" n" k · RACINE -· Ootcas lletltatiy Son shine Clt'Cie held It~ third uhnual tea party at - the ~hutch 'rhutsduy. . Lois Stct1"Cil, president, read "whose Hands" untl Let's Beat It fo1· the Seniors." !'astor Dewuyne Stutler spoke t~ the ill'tlli!J nnd fllltlsed the111 for their ltlany pfllj~ts bellellthl!llhe chtln:h and tbe communty. Secretary and treasurer reports were read and Mary Cleek, corresponding ~llct'lltntyt tend 11 thank you fto111 Nottna Thfh!s, Marla Delgnto and Dwalll uno.l Wilma Cnsto, and Becky Betllt presented the tJtOUp donntlons to be used for the eiltds and postage, · , Cards of sympathy were signed for livelyn Hnlloll, Mnrgnret Si)et1cer, R\tth A11n Hill, n11d Mrs, Jun1es Pmll1u. Curds o'f e!)couragelilent were sign ed for Bernice LaValley, Sandra Codner, Matl!nl'llt Walker, Matle Bush, Jeff "1.f.~ornton, Vkkl Boso, Esther We st, Edi~on Brace, Dllllg Cltcle, Sue und Htuuld Hager, Harlan and Alta Ballard. · Naomi Neville, Martha Stutler. Lizzie C'tnvcnter, Danny Shain. Herb Pugh. Robcrl Hatt. Valerie Nelgler. Claudia Roush, Donna Sellers. Jim Werry, Shelha Lucas, Steve Nease, Gertrude Neigler, Don Weese, Martha Dudding, Martha Wolfe. Maria Delguto, Chaty Cordero, Delbert Palletson, Doris Wllt, ll I II Ricc , lat1et Theiss, Dwaln and Wilma C'a~to, Ruth Smith, Ellen Arnott. Ethel Orr, June Wickersham. Margaret Johnson , dh1dys Sterrett. Joscphone Smith, Oomthy Johnson , Bob Roy, Lilly Strickland, Florence Thornton, and Roger Grace. Julie Campbell presented the group with a food processor and serving trays. The group voted to keep the same officers for lhe coming year. They will do till Amish tour on Sept. 12 and will not have a monthly tttectiug. There will huve a bake sui~ at the church on Sept . 21 at 9 a.m. Janet Theiss and Alitald nnd Ruth Johnson provided flowers to be used for centerpieces for the tables. . Stcrtell and Kathryn Hart had the progmhl for the evening. They ~uve each member a booklet "Memones of A Sonshlne Tea Putt( and a "Sonshine Citde Survival Kit' and pictures were taken of the group. Antique glassware was used to serve refreshments to Violet Fisher. Mildred Hart, Mabel Brace, Edna Knopp, Ruth Simpson, Edie Hubbard. Hazel McKelvey, Blondena Rainer, Evelyn Foreman, Sheila Theiss, Linda Russell. Betty Prortltt, Emeline Sayre. Wanda Seelhotl Peggy Hill, Ann Boso, Martha Lou l:lcegle, Avis Harrison, Mary Cleek, Letha Proffitt, Julie Campbell, Janet Theiss and Mattie Teaford. Program and refreshments for the · October meeting will be done by Peggy Hill and Ann Boso. Recuperating In Delaware POMEROY - Lena Nesselroad who recently underwent open heart sur~ery ut Riverside Hospital in Columbus ts now recuperating at the home of her son, Milke Nesselroud, 1160 Penry Road, Delaware, Ohio 43015. Cards may be sent lo her there. She is currently undergoing rehabilitation. COMMUNITY CALENDAR Community Calendar is published as a lree service lo non-prollt groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar Is not designed to promote sales or fund-raisers of any type. Items are printed only as space permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a specific number of days. Butch Ayers at the Forked Run Sportsman Club, Sunday beginning at noon . tt will be 1/2 buckshot,_t/2 slug. LONG BOTIOM ., A spacial service will be held at . the Long Bottom United Methodist Church Sunday at 7 p.m. Dave Da iley will ·be the speaker. · SUNDAY TUESDAY TUPPERS PLAINS •· POMEROY ·• Meigs Descendants ol Jacob County Board ol Elections, .Bauer and Katie Mees regular meeting, Tuesday, Elberleld will meet Sunday at 8:30a.m. . the Elberfeld Farm, Tuppers Plains, for a family reunion . BURLINGHAM ·• Bedford Township Trustees. regular REEDSVILLE •• A benefit meeting, Tuesday, 7 p.m.. gun shoot will be held lor town hall. SOCIAL SECURITY COLUMN What? Me Retire? IV JOHN LAMOTTE SOCIAL SECURITY MANAGER IN ATHENS Retirement Isn't what it u~cd to btl. 'Just the tither day I read that some experts think we n1ay retire from our primary tnreer8 ut age 60- 6~, tmd then go on to another cnrcet doht!l a0n191hhtg else, something totally dl ffercnt, maybe purt tlllll\. One pllll found IWtHhirds -br baby boomers who plan to work ancr retirement will do llO Mt julit for the ema money, bui because thlly wunt tlil wnrk. That riHg!l true to me, fnr n Cpupltl o( flldll0il8 , ' Ffnt, tho big gulns we've ~een In medi~ul research will probnbly meun even lon~;~er arid more vltulllves. ; And secondly, muny people will wnnt to do more than iil·t lit un eu.ay thnlr~ Ouc guy I khow of retired l'rom a joli In • bunking where he worked about 37 or 38 hours a week, und felt worn out ut the end of t.he duy. Rut he re\lrcd only to take Up his real interest, cabinet making. He now works about 60 hours a week, und loves, ft. or course, people might wonder just what these new work possibilities might mean fot their Social Security checks. And I um always happy to expluln that the news Is good uti around . After you reach the full retirement uge (now ugc 65), you cun collect all of your Sodnl Security retirement benetlts even If you decide to keep wotkliigkno mutter how much you 111a e, Here's why. lluch yeur you work adds another year of earnings to your Social Security work record. Your retirement beneIll puyments are tlgured on the highest 3~ yeurs uf your working lifetime. Quite possibly, the money you are tnuklng at 6(), 67 or older will be more than · you made 30 years ago, While you're · wotking aml receiving . benefits, Social Security will review your earnings record each year to sec whether you're due un Increase In your monthly benetlt. If so. we'll send you a notice telling how much your benefits have increased. And there's ulso another way you cun work past your full retirement age and increuse your Social Security benet1ts, Just postpone gettit1g uny Social Securii,Y retirement benellts immediate! y. Bach year you work Inc reuses your eventual bene111 umount by a certain percentage until you're age 70. For example, if you were born between 1943 and 1954, your full retiretnent age will be 66 . If you continued 'to work up to age 70, you would receive four years worth of credits and your benefit would be about 32 percent larger., That's quite a difference. Before you make any retirement decision, we encourage you to visit wwwssa.gov and check out the Social Security Benefits Planner. It wilt help you calculate your benefits using different retirement situations, including one in which you just don't retire at all. • One-time l49.99 ACthilllon FH. • Get: the Digital 'ome Plan wtth Ametka's Top SO, our ·mo5t affordlblr programming pac:Uge, starting at. U1 .99!mo. • First month o# Amerlu's Top ~0. and all subw:rlptlon prog11mmlng ~Nkes ordered, eJCdudlng pay-per-view, FRIE (Atqull'tls valid malar credit card ard 12-month cummlt.menl PtneiUts •pPty for early termln•tlon.) • Fret Standard Profesllonal lmtallatlon. (f( Cftclll Ter~n~ (f( ~-A-WIYI ......,..- L...=o 101 NDrlh ..... ""· ~~~~. ~""' {uol "Ht31 _ -- - ........ " - t i l . .......» . . ... ... PEOPLE Cher , LAS VI30AS (AI>) Chcr dell vered u Wgull ~ Mb0d spemtle to sold·out audll'lllcea thiN weekend us part uf her £Uftlllll (ateWell tour and iesued some advice to up·and·Mmlng dlvus , . Before Prlduy, Cher's mtlNt retent Las Vegu8 performance was In May when Nhll tu lt1U w the Neon City for the cuble television ton dert "VH I Dlvus," which al&o Included veteran dlvu ~ueh as Ccllne DioH nnd newer performers Anustatlu und Shaklru, , Cher'!i shows on Friday und SuiUtdliy hud htuny or tbe same elements as other! on the Lu Vegas Strip, Including a circus uct with u I'II!Jllt elepl.utll un.d seven iluncers who performed Cirque d11 Solell· lusplrcd acrnbatl~~ . - In lt1PII' Finn ~399- t 1. tl'll ' . For More Information Call Toll Free Tod~l -....., ... , 1·800·881·3874 ...lot ... . I ' 0 �The Daily Sentinel Inside: • MLB ll'illst't strike date. Page A7 Tiger ll'in the Buick Opt' II . Page A 7 You11g t'llters mllgt' hall. Page A 7 Tiger Woods wins the Buick Open SCOREBOARD ·Page A& Moncky. Aupst 12. 2CIG1 MLI .. ..." """.... •." "." ." •"" ... '*"" "" ·"""' •"" , ' U Usllllll"-...- ....... Herd ranked at No. 19; Cordell leaves team STAFF REPORT HUNTINGTON. W. Va.' - The fiN day of the 2002 1r"ining c·ump tor the Marshall Tlmnderin~ Herd wu-. u good nt·ws,. bad nt' \\·~lind of day. The Thumkrin)i. Herd opened full squ<td c<tmp Without 'ophonwrc defensive tackle Josh Cordell. wlm informed coaches Friday <'Wiling Ihut he is ~iv ing up fouthall. "Josh decidL•d lo ~ive ul' fuolh:ilt fur pcrsnlllli rc:"tm,.~ Mars lllli wach . Bot> Pn1c1t said. "It was IH>t <Ul easy dcdsion for him. <tnd we wish him ,{(llhing hul the ~st in whatcwr he decides lo do in the fnturc ." MoNDAY's HIGHLIGHTS Cordell. a native of Apple Grove. WV. wns to huve come into camp us the starter at nose lm:klc for lh~ Herd. He rectinlcd 5& tuckles in 200 I us u n·dshirt freshrmm, indlllling _ _;__----1 I ~ ti>r loss. L The defensive Cordell news got cv~n worst' once praclice started when junior defensive end Maurice McKi,·uwy went lh>wn tin the turf ul Marshall Swdium with 11 It-It knw illjUr) - ~kKimwy will tnld~r~o <lll MRI on Mond<JV it> detennitw th~ severity of the in\ury. Th~ good ne1v on Suturduy ~<une lute in the day when tht' A"tll·iatctl Press pre>cast>n ll>p 25 pt•ll wa' rdeused. The Thundt•rilig Herd . which finishtXI 20ih in the'iimtl AP poll lust )'C<u', tlet>utt'd ut I\lth ia tlw new poll, lhe hi~hc't ever pre,euson runking fur n Mnr,hull tc'lllll in one oi' the nmjor polls. "All of the preseust•n Hl'L't>ladc' we hnve received and wminuc to receivt' ure <Ul holl(>f t<> lllt'. this pn>gm(n und H> this Universily. " Pruett snid . Powennan 2002: Aaron Boone Rangers Uf't)RGETOWN, Ky. IAI' I - The Cim:innuti llcn~al~ rdcas..:u offensive la~~k John Ja.:kson. lhc uldesl pl<~ycr on their rnstcr, hdt>I'L" lw could resume wor~~>uts Sunliuy. Ja.:kwn. ~7. had an beat · Indians angillgra lll early in training and slid even Ik had the angiogrum after · twl> slrcss lc.sts al the start of camp rclurJ1Cd slight ly ahnormal resul ts. He wasdcared 10 rcco vcreL from hl! thl! an ~il lgra111 . ·Sammy Sosa · wows them all DENVER (API ---' Sammy So<:! has long hccn lhe kind , of playe r wlm lrunsL·emls loyall iL's. Opposing fans cheer for llllll, as 1hcy did al Coors Fie ld_ <~ n S:llurday night after Ihe ( lucago Cuhs slugger hil lm llnrd slraiglll three-run home r l'or a frandtisc-record ni ne Rl3i s. lie hit a grand slam the 11exl day and drove in five rtnls Io sci an N L rccmd for RBi s in cnnse.:utivc games wilh 14. He leads the majors wilh l lJ homers. · Miami will open season in top spot . NEW YORK (AP) - No. I in the (XL<Iscason. No. I in the pre~cason. Lillie ha.s changed lor the Miarni llurrimncs .since wi nning. lh~ natio nal champi OI,shlfl wilh a pcrfecl record al 1I1c Rose Bowl earlier this year. They ' re atop the rankings 111 Tile AS>oc iatcd Press preseason poll. Despite the return of on ly 10 starters, M1:11lll edged Oklahoma for lheUlp spol hy 14 points in vollng hy lhc 74 sporls writers :~nd hroadcastcrs on the AI' panel. Ol1io Sl:lle. wh ich didn't place in lasl year\ final poll , was V<1ted No. 1.1, pnssihly onlhc sl renglh 'Ill one of college football\ bb1 rcnui.ting da"c-s e111cring 1his fall . Louisville is ' lolled in the 17tll spot, while Penn Slate i1 24th . Toledo received two poinl\ in 1he voting. For the complc!e AI' pre·'ca,o n poll, check out . the Scorehoi!J'd 011 .page A7. M .Ill ~ II\ .. "" "" .·"' .~ fQ ~ oQ ~~\ 11\ WlM 1.1\10011 L~>t ~ ~ t$ .. ~~ .. ~ g ·" ' l l\ It '" ' It\ " .eu kiiiMI!I> M IJi tlO It\ ~.. e ..,,.,...... ... ~ i "*''*'13.~~ Cultt II. ~o!ldllt CIMti\MII" tt!l f,,. ~ '*" __,__ Arii!!M a, fllMiliU llai\P~ t._ ~t.HiWIIII' ~e. ~<141 AAti!IM ~ tl ~<liM t. M,'t IM1\ ll Cl>l<lla()) (J<I<m~ li-11 at 1'1001111 t'M\111-tl. l:~ !)II\. . ...., .•, - MAN OF THE WEE.K - Cincinnati's Aaron Boone 117) Is congratulated by teammates Sean Casey, right, and Jason LaRue left, after Boone hrl l11e game winning lwo-run home run off San Diego Padres pitcher Brandon Villafuerte In the 12th Inning' Sunday In Cincinnati. lAP) Reds) third baseman hits another.walk-qffjob CINCINNAT I (AI') - As s1 re1ch nf 1l1c scuso11 wilh u soon a~ they fini shed hop- lol of momcnlum and luck of ping on the delusion s. i\aron Boone's plaiC· and lwo-run homer in the 12th sA ma~king inning • 7 Sunday gave lhc Reds " r o n , a l,- vklory over lhc Sun Bonne on Dicgn Padres, followed by u lllt:' bel - giddy horne plute cclebrumel c · ·, lhe· lion. 111 c 1n n u II II didn't last long. Those 17 Reds starlcd lollklng uhcad. ~ame ' were already weighScvcnleen day, . Seventeen 111 ., nn their minds. ~ 1ough gu m~ s. . "H we can hang in Ihere , The . NL s _su rpn sc con- wc.' vc gnl a shol al Ihis tender IS entcrmg li Sloughcsl lhing," Boone saiu. "We' re going to find oul how good we nrc ," Boone hil lhrcc homers in th,.' s·"rl ' ·c.,c <~JCil"l', , the11 !'1'11ishcd off ''I l·ll(lllr, 1,· 1111.1111lC od~ssey with u two-run shot ol'l Brundon Villufuertc 11-1). The Reds ' thrce-gumc sweep moved the111 ·, ,11 11 ."eco ' 11 ,1 plucc ulnnc in Ihe NL Centrul, two g•uncs hehind St 1 011 . · - "· In Ihe next 17 duys. the Reds wi ll \Jlay the Curdinals, Ihe lhird-p ucc AslhJs nnd the Stewart c~annels anger into a win WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. lAP) - As he' hegin' his cmo1innal healing process, Tony Stewart 1111gh1 do well In remember lhc - - - . , words of · old rival Robby Gordon . "A lilli e love," Gordon said when u'kcd to dc ,cri~ his , lulc' t >cr<IIJC with Sic wart. . No, Stewart .titln'l gel 11110 another olf-lrack all crC<IIinn. On the l.l lh lap ni' lhc race Sunday, he hit Gordon, Ihen held him niT ut Stewart the end to win at Walkins Glen lnlcrnlllinnal. Stewart wa' rad ng for the firsllime since bemg placcu on a season-long pmhation. I(Jr the 'ceond year 111 a row lllld fmcd $60 000 for punching a. phn10grapher Aug. 4 al' Ihe Bnckyim1400 111 Indianapolis. lie\ seeking prolc"lon_al help lor his cxp los_ivc temper, bu1 doesn I 1h1nk lhc v1ctnry wrll begin 1o cure hi' problem . "II '' a B•!n\1-i\id ," he saiu. "II \ no1 going lo heal me a hi 1. " . Bul the lcnor of Uordon - wi th whom Sic wart once lrudcd shoves in . the guru~e urcu al Dayton~ - wus one of respect lor another uggr~ss1vc ruccr without unimosity bome by deteal. Stewart also could lcum from iL :·To~y tried lop dive-homb me," Gordon sa1d of Ihe move Sicwarl mude ul lhe enu of the frnnt straighl on the 2.45-milc road cour~e . "He locked, up his brakes, got into Ihe Side ot me. Thul s rucing," A lthough he had to "Pend most of hi s time ullcr the. race .exp l ~in111g how ushumed he was ol h1msell tor h1s beh<lvior a week earlier. ~.tcwan might. have unknowingly taken the ilrst step on h1s rond lo recovery by cusliy accepllng responsibility for .hilling Gordon. "It was my fault," Stewart sa iu. "He gave me plenty of racing ruom down there on Ihe bntlom. I blew the corner and that's where the contact wus." . Then, pcrhups, came the second slep in the self-healing process. "I just kind of Iifted to lei him gel hi s spot hack because I wasn'l going to lure il by Ple11e ••• An11r, A7 ( .' '' ' . Dinnl<indhnck~ _ u ·slrctch thnl will eit her Iuunch lhem into n Seplcmhcr slretch run · un nlso-run. or Iurn t11cm 1nto '1'11cy huwn ' 1 'nne 1 very well 11gaill.St good teun\s so fur. They're 1111 uhysnml 20~X nguinsl lcums with win· · or .5(Kl" r ecord~ . 41- 17 n1n¥ ugumsl Ihe rest. 1'1 • 1 • 1 - 1cy wen\ ,,. ugu111SI t 1e lns1 -plncc Pudres in the lusl I() Jays. PI•••• ' " Reda, A7 ~~~ 11-t\ 't.O. ~Ill. ~ ~~ I •t ~ C\lbl JQowoll ~ ':.~ ~ ti'II!QQ ... '!lmpa~ MiMtlolt ~ i(lOMtQ\y ' Hafner Marl~ hh for me crete und AleN Roilrig,ue& lut his Al.·leuding, 38th homer 10 len\! the 'lbltll~ Rangers to un vlclnry over the lndh1ns on Sundny. "It's 11 renl l>lg jump In pilchlllg," said Hafner, wh(l went 4·for-5 with three RBis ugolllst Cleveluud. He mude hb mujor leugue debut Tue~duy nner hulling .3)8 with I!l homers 111 Triple· A Oktnhomu Cit~. Rodriguez had threo hits, Rnfael Pulmolro drove In three nms ond Auron Myette won for the first time since h1st Seplember for l'llluls, frunk Cutnlunollo also sin· gled, \loubled, lrlpled and scored three rul)s. Hufner singled nnd scored in Ihe secolld ' Inning us the Runucrs roughed up Chorles N'(l8y (l -3) for si~ runs In I 2·3 Innings. Hallter hit his tlrsl career homer. n two-run ~hat off the right·tleld foul pole, for an 8·0 lend In tho 1\lurth. He doubled in tho slilth Inning. In the · Neventh, Hafner hll nn opposlt~·tleld liner off lho wnll In left-center to scare Herbert Perry from 11rst buse far n 10·4 loud. When the bull wus bobbled hy left fielder Mutt Lawton for <m lnslunt, Hufnor tried for third. bm was thrown out: Myette ullowed two unearned runs, three hits und four walks in flve·plus Innings. He hit two butters wllh pitches nnd struck out sJx. Rodriguez lined u first· pllch fustbnll from reliever Juson PhllllpRInto lhc lot). field stundsJor u 9-0 Ic11d In the sixth. Browns'.Miller. out for season RER ~ A (AP) - Jumi~ Miller's seuson i.s over, Ieuvin the Clcvelund Browns Without nne of their cupluins, splrf. ..------. lllul lenders und only Pr11 Bowler. · And h!s ahscn~c leuves lhem with 11 big !1ole to 1111. Miller will miss the entire 2002 NFL scuson <~fter learing his right Achilles• ten. uon d~nng Cleveland's 27•15 victory aver Ihe ~ mnesota VIkings on Suturduy. M•l.ler will ~ndcrgo surgery Monduy l!lornmg und wil l need 5-to-6 momhs to tully recover, Davis suid. ~till, Davis remuins conl'idem his leum Miller will he nble to replucc it.1 top defensive player. . Losing Miller in thcirexhihitinn opener is the huest hro lor the Browns, who hud 11 rush nf serious injuries IusI son. Cleve lund led the league with 16 IJlny'crs on i111· d · reserve. , urc Miller was the lop pluymukcr and lender of Clcvcl d' . young defense, which led the NPL wilh 42 lnke11Wuy~~md lllcum-rcwrd 33 Interceptions in 200 I. se: ' ' Dtlloll ""'"""' ·' ' ~htlm ""' Gl "... .a"' ·-~'"' • " "" ·= w ·...a *" u· · " . "' ·* . --. "'"' "'' .<1<10 ~ cw..l L <W N Ol 411 L Oi 60 . ~0 1, 'tllloolll tl<!l!Q<13. ~~ I It\ 11 M\ !Itt PGA ~~ '10 -~' n ~ w O.~lln<j 'Iilli ~ n !ltl~ l L n Mtw~ ~. II·' · n.::-.umc IJnH.:til: t! once . .~ 4Q ·~ ~ things. deeper ~>n the depth <: hart after tlw Bcn gu ls drafted tackk Le vi Jones in the first round . · "I think John Wllnls to play at k<"l one more year," · c ~>ac'il Dick l .cBeau said. "Thai was t>llc of the· fa.:turs in t>ur dcci siou . This will give him the opporlllnity to go to another fonthall .team during a time they' ll have the luxury of look ing at hint." Jackso n has <~pp ca rcd in 20.1 games. ph1ying for Pin shur~ h from llJKK-97 and San Diego lrnm i'NK-99. He '!"'nl lhc last two yems in ( llll'lllnati . """100 =~ ll ,tll) . • "" • q !II.LQ>IIra ~ biQII CLIWEL.AND (APl Travis Hufn~r learn~ a lot, and even taug,ht the Cleveluml Indians o few c''l lil{l lhal found 11olhing · '''~'"''~ 11 i1h his hem!. He had bee11 limi1ed to individual worid>uh while he hc<~led fru 1ll the pn>~cdu re . · . Jad;.so n '"" lh~ ha~kup 10 RidHm>nd Webh at len ladk ~c a so n . ·~ . ~~~~Nlt.l~ Bengals cut OT John Jackson Ia~ ! liM~ f lrlll<'l PWi'l ~--hta 'There art' st>nw tlmtu>tit' thi!l'gs h<l!)p•:ning here und I wuntt1> ~liVI\f ilt111\l ~eep pushing tht• em dope 00\.•uuse I don't think we haw rell\'ht'tl our pott'lltilll )'CI-" More po,il il es <>1\ the tirst du;t~ of tmining L'ump indudt~d the perl'ornuulce of >cnit>r qulll'terhud, und t ki>num Trophy Cnndidutt' Byron Ld'twit·h (Wushin~tl>n, D.C.). Ld'twi~.·h lonked shurp d~livering pusses 1111 twer the tldd to his stuhlf' of rec·civers. induding >tlllit>r IXmetriu> D\1's wh1• mmk seven1l eye-cat.:hing t'Vl'eption' durin!: th<" ulkrll\x>n sessil>n·. .a 71' NQfaJMI -- ,Q1U .MQ 60 .an Of .tel 111\ Players likely to set ·strike date Monday ·~~ 11 • ('IIICi\ 00 I AI') - On Ill!.' llllni\'Ct'SOI' ' nflhll ~lllrl ()fthf.' I Q~.Q~ stril..o, the Olli!llllt lvo hunnl 111' thll hn~obull ptuy· ers' nnl\m wus \ll.,\lly to s~ltl llute fur u wullmut thut ~:mil\1 tllld this Si.'HI~O n !11\lllllllllrely. Pluyllt' Nl)t\lsllnttltiYils l.lllthol\ld til rill nlrt'lllrt hotf.'l to listen to 11 I'I)IM't fn1m thdr sllttl' un\1 llllddo wllut 111.'111111 1\t tU~ Il. A stt·ikll tllllll in · hue Alll.l\lst 11r ourly Scptemll~t· could loud to husehull's ninth Wlll'k stop· ptl)lll sl n~:e IQ7lund the t:un· cl.'llulhmnl' the W\lt'kl Series I'm th\l second lime in nh1e ycmrs. The kll~ smmhllnll hlo~ k In lltlks tllllli.ltn's to llo mun· lllllllllOnl \ \l!lmnml tu slow e~~itltitln l! pltlyer su l t\t'l~~ II 1\.1~\.11")1 tiiX Oil tOIII"~ whh hlllh puyn11Is. It ITI 'IUM 11, CII'IIIIM I N.Y. '1\1\~..a I. 00111\Q S l:lolmlll, llllllmor• ' ...,.lllb e. IN~ I ~.. o-. Dtlrlllt (II~ ~ al '-nelltlm (~ ~ •·O~ . t l 01\~IIM - IH - '" --- '"anan ' ~lOMl Cllly 10. 'll11llllllly 0 11-1), 1lllGG p.m. 1'QIQI110 ~011111 4-i~ . 101 p,m. - IH IH Ill Ill IH (H~rtll(l - an - I ff - ITt -- an an an an - IH IH - '•n . an NFL - an - IH IH IH IH IH "livt-nttmlly, it ull ht1~ ttl oo tltld to~thtlr," ~11ltl Atl"mn pitcllllr Tom Olnvln~. tllll Nu1lom11 l.ll(li\lll l}lll)lllf rop· 1'\lSMUIII\Iil, "TIIMV's 1.'1\Ution tit\ our sltlo btMmuse ohvlous· ly thll hill lssu1.1s - n!VIlllllll slltlrln(l tllld luxury ttlll - ilro out there. Thosll cun se1 lhll nlillOtintlons In motion ttuf~.tkly In one ;Jh ~:lion or th~ othllr." ~~indln11 u WilY In slow st~lnrh!s hns 00\ln 11 paronnittl 11lllnlll!ilnlllnl I!Olll lOll(! hol'ot'll Dud Scllll b\lcl\me comml sslonllr In 199\1. Pluyers, howllver, woultlllkll k~p thit11!8 lhll wny lhll~ uro. Shlllll 1976, thll IIISl SiltiSOn before froonaenc~. thl! twerllill snlt~ry hlls Jumputl from $!11.~00 10 million, " th11 pulnt whet'\' mtly the \)llllHIInlnll '"'"inn Sun,la) . rh:hll~l t~UIIIS ~lin 1.'\llll l~I C . thcl'\' ,~cmcll Ill he s.lllll' He thinks t'\'l'll nu c · > hnrln ~ tJfllilt'\'" 111 11Ct).li\Hill<>lls lhC - tukln11 t'l\1!11 the hil!ll~'~' ll\l>t \ICC~ . PI<IHI\ CllllCli clubs nnd ~tlvl nl! tn the lhdr dcnltlc' ,,J,I,IIII""Itinl1 smallor 011\lS, lll..c Ill s fumHy · t11 llltllldutl>r) llru ~ tc,lllll! owned Mllwnuk~ tlrc:wct'il tU\d llll t'i'~J lil I)C lC\tCtl lill' ..- I~ lhl.l only wny 111 rc:st\11'\' llllllllll stci'IJ\tls 'l tll'llll!! llC\l comtJiltltil'll 1\ultllll.'l'. . · ycnr. On11 owtlcr whu stk ~> up . 11lnyrt'' nbn til\' <lllll'll tlhlc for bll!· t1lllrltc:t duhs Is to lt11'tt'l111illll thr ..a\ll<>tn\1 uf Ot~ot'l!c -stdnbrc:mlct\ wh'""' Itil.' til l't'\ t'lllll' !CHills ilhlll't' New "York Ytmkccs' IlliVl\tll Is $ 1 :1~ million, 1-lll ,Io~sn" t ·l:)ul lhcy 11I'Il•"c !he lu\ur~ think th~y slmukl htll'<1 Ht lUX. ll'hkh t'llllld h>I'I:C hiph 'i1<'11Jilll! l'llll\\ ill llllll tells subsitHt.ll s mull~t· hlllllh. of mllli1111' of th>llill' lrom St~:lnbt'llnncr lllsn thlnb t)uyr,,lh. prut'h·shurillll shuuld llC U>ctl UII>Chnll. bum r1l h1 lhr 10 rnlsa 11U)'1'11ih. 11111 help Ul)l'llillll 111' 1.1 ' 1\C\1 illlll\11' tenms rn~k lll' 111\\l'lt>. B111 hv's not ~~t1lll n how mud1 lcujlUc htrll(ltll'~' slll\'1' ~ IJIJO, hi ~ ,oplnitHl l.'ll lltlts these hu; b\111tllcJ. Rcl'r nuc ncm'h Jnuhlctl 'in~c thl' ht,t ,tt· i~r . tluys. 46·fuld tnllftll~~e, Willi• Mlther 8ld1.1 "'Oitl• t't'IJIII $1.117 lltlllo11 in t IJY.1 lo Salll.l sttkl II htls rc:nehcd monied uli\\1' u lhrc:a-ho\tr S.t~~ billion lust ycnl', s:ua Young: Following McMahon prepared me for Montana SOUTH BENI) , lnJ . (Al'l ~ Steve Youn 11 hml pnwtkll rephwln)lu populnr qtlnrt erhn~ k long hel\ll'e he look oVI)I' for Joe Monuuiu. : Ynu1tg i'uced the dllTI~ull c hulle n g~ ·ol' followin g Jim McMuhon ut :tll'lllhum Ynun11 us u iunlor in 1982. umr de~c rllwd lhc (ll~~ k us "11 11llll1 • st~r. " Anger homPipAI ~hovltljl hlri1 up th~ l'lMlU\t~k." StllWIII1'~mltl. His Pon1loc won b~ I.tt31\ ~· ond~. It w11~ hi~ l ~ th t.<tuWr ~>kin· f)' tmd third this ~tU\ mnt~·hh\ll · "Ynu could nul comlli'Ohend lhe success Jim McMuhunllllll'ulllYU." .Young sultl Slllunluy 111 lh~ Coli~~~~ Footba ll I-11111 nf Fnme. whe1·e he wus :Inducte<.l ulong wllh 24 others. "There were nlhor qtnu·terbucks hefnre him thut hud j!rellt success. IJul he l'enlly st1·etched lhe envelu\1e, llmd In fuce Ihe dnuhts 'nnd maiel es ,ot' 11 kid coming from nuwhere." · Youn11 wenI on 10 uvei'IIIIO ~I H.H ·yurds 11 g11me In tolnl ofl'ense lhnl .scusnn. As 11 senior. he cnmpl Qtod ~06 ot' 429 pusses 1111d led tho nllllon wllh u 71..1 ~clmjllollnn pe 1·ce nln~e. ~.R02 yu1·ds puss ng, 4.246 ym·ds of :tlllul ofi'dnse und ~~ touchdown s. l-Ie set I J NCAA re~' lll'd~ dul'ln ~ his co l· lelllutc cureer. The l e~snn~ he lenme\1 hy s uc~ess · fully l'epluclnll McMuhnn helped Young when he wok 1he Snn flrnlldscn 49crs' sturtln tJ job from Monlnnnln 1\ltJI . THI OLD MAITIA - Stove Vouna, quortorbnck from Brllham Voun1 UniVO(Ilty. ilhows tefl,hM<Jea quorterbock Andrew Stant y, 12. Grnn1or, Ina. , now to throw P football du rlnl! the ilkllla cli nic which Ia port of Enthlremtnt Foetlvel which lnclucJea Young' s lntMtlon Into th Cotloao Football Hnll ol Fame Satu]day In South Bond, Ind . lAP) l Youuu lnlu the Cl'11wd nnlhcrcLI fOI' "Tooov there 11rc 81!7 f'o"tboll pl"v. .. .. 1. " ul nn evening hlltHILiel lhul foolbull IN CI'S In the 11'1111 of fome 11nd now lh e best tJnme hecnuse Ill s the 11reut· lhei'C'N one plucc·klckcr. I'm very esl luhtli'UIUI'Y for humun lnlet·uctlon. proud 10 be 1h111 pcmm," he suld. d,;v).0 ~e11!i,~j~Y .fl!lul·ed out hnw 10 "If you wn1ti 111 find om hnw you Curter, who Mold he wus driven tu Youno .sllllrememhers rho moment cnn he hellet'. wulch u l'notbuii i!UIHO, success by those who didn ' t think u " wnlch uhoLII how IJQople I'C IICI 1.0 I'~ · pound receiver could nHiko It In he knew lle wus .u success Ill BYU . fli'CNsurc. und nft ~ r t 1e Qllllle nl' hnw the Bill Ton, Mtld he now 18 driven by The iuslIhewon nl l'lvul U1uh C<HIIJUI'N 17· 12 tu hnd fini sh regulnr Neu· lll"V ~~ ll 'tll;ll" ' • " lo"i ' ll".. wll ll "l"llltv " " 1 tln(l hi K7-yenr·old son, Anlh ony Jr,. who ~on 8·3 und clinch 11 1-tulil.luy Bowl denllnjj wilh s11~cesN. You ' ll leurn wnH born with corobrul pnhy. henh . ~l e looked ul the ~e llln11 sun nhout yoHrsulf," he sul(l. " In calleye I WOK tDUIIht to MDI juslus snow begu11 w full. Amnn11 the othei'H onKhrlncd itllo IIOII IM : to bonl Ml chlaon Stull, to boot '"lihnujjht, 'Holy cow. we·re lrJOl nll Ihe hull we1'C fnrme1· Ok lnh nmn Noire Dome, 1<1 beut Ohio Stt1to. to 10 Ihe llnllduy Bowl,"' Youn1r1 su ld. couch llurry Swilr.cr, former Oeorglu go 10 ihc RoHe Bowl, w win the Rose "I ditl 11 . 1 tlldn "t breuk the string. 1 ki cker Kevin lhtil er, former Bowllo he ttll ·conferenco. I hove 8111 think thut WIIN one of the g1·entcNI Ml chl yu n receiver Anlhony Curler unolhcr uonl for myself. Thnt goulls und l'ormer MI HN issi illll Suuc line· to Nee my KM wulk, to pluy cotch 1110111 cms of my fuolhnll clu·eer." The 40-yeur-nld Youn g sn ld he hnd bu~ker I) ,I) , L.ewiH. . Wllh him . Thut 'N lhe 1\l~hCN t aonl I "sc u1nmcil " !lYU ~ouc h 1-.nVell , Swll1.er ~uld cnuc hin Q, cnllcac con ever HCI for my8clf.' . Edwurds out of n sc hnlurshlp My con· lonlhull WIIN l'ur nHlJ'e Mnllslylngthon . AI u morning new• conference, Lhe ylncln~ him he could puss. even conchln gl n lhe 11rns, whei'C wfnnlnJI uudloncc lurncd. qulcl B8 Lowl8 lhnuuh he pluycd for u high Nchnnl Is everything . recounted hnw ho hlNt hili wil'e, chll· lenm lhul run the np1Inn . · "Coll ege conchInK h tOiiilly differ· drcn und uti hi Mmoney bottling drua " li 's u humbling thins." Ynu 1111 · cnt ," he suld. "ll' s :1'6~ dnyK n yeor of und ulcohol ubusc ufler retiring from snid of hi s enshrlnemem. " I hud nn tryi11 11 to11H1ke u dil'rei'Cnce In young the DnlluH Cowboy MIn 19111. rlghl 1u phr)l collelle footbull , let m,en's llveH. ll' H11 jliiHH IIIII buHi ncsH. "My life fell opurl. I lost every· ulone professionul foot bull. I-f ow did It s tryln11 to help youn11 men dcvel· thln11.'' he Mold. "I hit bottom UN hard thi s huppcn? Thul' s the lhnus ht lljllhemliclycH Into hci n11 productive us ony bouom us anyone could hit. Ihut'~ co me omuf being elecletllniO c ll~e n ~ fnr the nex l ~0. 40. 60 yeurK . . Here wu~ u IIUY who could put b lhe 1-tnll of flume ," Thai'~ whm co llege coachlns I ~ ull N(IUure pa11I n 11 round hole wlih my Yaung beco tneH 1he fuurth N ll'lli ~ hl uflollt." . own lllil!lll und hero I found Nome· BYU quunerbuck to enter Ihe hull , Buller sulu he wuH prnud w he lhln~ I couldn't win. I ~urrendc rcd to joining Gifford Ni elHcn, who pluyed go in l! lll UN the l'lrst pluyer In mukc II !hut.' · l'rom 1977-79, Murc WilHOJ1 ( 1977· Into the hull whu t.ll,ln'lpluy another Lewis, ~6, M uld he hus been 8obcr 79) unu McMuhlm (I'J77-81J . po slllon hesl de~ kicker. · for more thun 16 year.. ' I Muttl<enscth tor Oltl mtlSI tm 1he Winston Cu~ ulrc:ult. ·· Stewmt hoUII®d n10klg R.vun Nowmnn, who took ihll l11utlln Ills fiord on 1h11 63t\l of (j() lups, ll'Yhl£ him Inside utltl mu~l\k' tll\ tho serpentine .Cilllrsc. On the. .7:!nd lup, the 3I·yeur·oltl Stcwm1 mudc hi~ mow on the II~ tl1111. ·und ~~lmplclcd It on the IIIII tutll Omil corner on the 7lnd Iup. Stowt\1'1 QOI uwuy trou1 Clol\lon with n quick I'I!Mtut1llllll·thh'll of the wtty lht\lUylt lhll $3.(l million OVI!Ill, lltlll dltl lhll·Nlllttll thhlll lo Nowumn wlllln the )!l'lll;lll 11ull wtwcd t'ollowln~ cmttilm llllt'luds thut ended on the ?Clth und ~ln\1 Iups. lie SUJ'\IIVcd OIIC llllll\! ICStlU'I ut)or Kenny Wullucc cl'tlshcll hurd -Into the lhtun Willi un the 87th lup tO l\rllliiOUI ll l'liCI!·hllll· in111«1 llt!ll whiTe tho bt111'itlr wu~ rc[luhcd. The nt~'il wem 111\lllll fur u nnnllllll - ul\cr u d luy of 12 Reels flomPipAI Boone hod u lot tu iJu with 11. VIlified bcenusc he kept hiM .lob durlna u t'I~Ml·hulf slump, 'Boone huM turned tho cutculls Into eurtoln coli Nwith hi Mbest M purt of the seuson. The 81011• ocr third bu8emtm went 7-I'or· 16 durlnllthe MerioN with ftlUI' homen, lwu tloubl N, u Nlnylc nnd nln RBh . Elaht of hiMlu8t 14 hllNhuvc been hoincr8, lcuvlnl! him with u curcer·hlah 22. "I hope he NtuyM Murk McClwlre fur owhll ," sultl clo11 r Donny OruveK, who blew t1 twu·run loud In th~ ninth. . Oorry Lurkln'll three-run homer helpud the ReiiMpull uhcod 7·2 nl'ler Nix lnnlntiK, tt loud so comfonuble 1hut 1nun· 11acr Bob Boone auve Lu.rk.ln nnd Ken Orll'fcy Jr. the rcKt 11f the uumc ulf. . mlnllles, 4~ ,r,·tintl' htll · Stewart t:-nt 1hc Jump 1111d th\•le tlWlty. Uut SICWIU1 1\:.iC..:It:d Ihe noth 111 thUI he Wtb~ j umpln~ the tc,lllt1s. '111c IWIC ltl)lillt), 1\tl,'k lt\'111~ Ill ~o.lllll'\lll tH me," he :.~1ld. "Asri drlwr I did my .1• 1h, untl Ihut\ In lttkc uwuy thdr uJvllntu~c . · ·•nt~y ~lll l suy whul the wuu1, but 1w Willi It holtcNI." NCWI11U11, IIIU~Inll hi~ 111'11 SIIU1 · till u t\lud ~nu1-sc , 11nlshcd u ~lii'CCI'lii.'SI Sl'l~llld hi his 111\1 NltU'Il\lllll'llUd l~IUI'NC, 1111d i!llt hi ~ 111)11 strul11h1 lup·l1vc 11nl.~h . Clul\lun wt•~ rij!ltl behind hlnl lu his C'll<lvn 1let. P.J. Jun~s. hi hi> llrst 'uut liw 1\,J. Foyt. 11nli1IK\l fotnth In u 1\Htl lu~ . l\1lc,lilcl' Rk~y Hudtl. hupln11 lo tic .Ic ti' lh>1\lun\ ~~~lit\[ With tl sCVCIIIh 1\IU\l• ~mu'!lll vktnt)'· wus tll)h in u Pllllllu~ . · l'h~ win ll1l1Wtl i'l lcw1U1 11\tm scwlllh l\libut1h In the slillllilll~s. lust I04 pulnl~ behind ,crfc~ l~utlcr Stcrlh111 M1trlln. lks1't hv lilt ~n)!luc fli\Jbl~nt Mtu·lln 111ilsh~ 'Jtllh. He lcutls ltkh·IIlucr llnl:<her Mttrk Murtln b~ l 1 puinls in lh<1 uwtull stundlttj!s. ~t\:nuhllll'll~c ~hu111plun kll Clol\lon. sr:ckinjl Ill win thr the 111\h lime in six ycltl'N 1111 the 1ruck. wnund 1111 2ln•l. H kiii\1 hi s sun lnlhe I!UIIIc, on~ of his few l'iglH mrwes us the l!lllllCr.tUI ~k l y lllfllcd. . · Bubbu Trllll111lcll 1111 two lumwrs ul'i' lh~ ltctls' buiii)CII. in~ludill!lliiWO" run shlll In lhc 11111111 orr tli"tiWN thut t l~d h. A ~hlrm h u lt ~d lh~ tlllllle i'llr I· hmu·. 3~ m lnlllc~ lt11h~ h111tum of Ihe illnlnt~ . Wh~u lh ~ ruin cndcll. Nil tlld l.ho s~nrlnJl . l:luth ltums l ~i't tb~ bus~N lnull~d In th~ II th , Jose RUo <~· 3) cs~utl~ll u thr1.1u1 111 the 12th , untl Bollllll hit u 1wo" .lli'lkc l'u~lhull ttl J'lnully Md II . NuteN I The Pullrcs 11111 their lcllliofl' bu lt~r ott hniiC ln I() ol' lhil 12 hlnlnlls, btll onl~ 1hrcc tll' 1hem s~I1 1'Cil .... OP Murk KotNliY wuN hit on the lilt\ hnmJ by n pllch In the cit~hth . He lei) the i!Utne, but X·ruy" were 11CI!Utlvc... Lurkln mlsM II Sllturduy's ~umc ttt\cr hlN n ~k loekcd up tor the third time In I0 ;Juys. l-11! sow u ~hiroprn~:tor tmlf WM hu~k In the lll1cup S unlluy,l!oin~ l·i'ur-3 with hiM seventh lmmcr, �Monday, Auguat 12, 2002• www.mydallyuntlnel.com Pag. AI •Tl\e Dally Sentinel Public Notlc. tltribune - Sentinel CLASSIFIED S11nsetHom Construction ,_~ We Cove Melg1, Gallla, And Mason Counties Like NoOne Else cant High&Dry Self-Storage .Um Hila4 u. Sklng, DecO. KitcheN. Oty'WQII . tMcft 74().992·5232 740-742-~11 Bry1n R•vn .._wHom... Room AcdllQN. 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All Dtaplay: 12 Noon 2 eualn•• Day• DeuHUl Newt Ulld il•7a South Cbureh St. Ripley, WV 215271 l:lquiru~nt ~ 1 Monday thru Friday s:oo a.m. to 5:00 p.m. FREE ESnMAlESI ~ .. lor To Publication •unda., Dl•pt•va 1 t00 ThuNday for 8undaya·····- ·Includes Free Yard Sale Slgnl Up To 15 Words, 3 Days O"'er 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid Witt\ A O.lly Sentinel (7~~110·5535 ftiiW I& Wi 11 'tiCIYti'l ~ BOARD ,.,m, .4'fllrl111f ~....,.. ... -raft, 8 miiH Wut ol biocl< l ll..... 10 Y"- - · ·l~polil, rltnt4, trot oatlmoto, GclOIIS I \li\1 ' ' 1'1'1 II ' ,\ I I\ l ' l t l t h. IASJIIINT WATBR~1'1NO Unoondlllonot lit.tlmo guo• raltrtnett '"" ' '"'"· nlah4d.~ocot ea~abllal\4<l 1875 Coli a• Hra. (1•01 4~8· 0510, Rogora Btaomtnt ao· 0t1ta GooMnoclt Stock Wlt.IP<OQIIng, Ttolltr, (740)2110·13!,1 Gra111ty riding mowtr, 18 eiock TQ~l Staling, Real• hp., so· cut, call anor • :30 dtntlll· C0111morclol. Fret (1~0)9112·3701 e~ttmatu (7~0)7•2·4628· I U \ \'1'1 II~ I\ I ttl\ , "o F ~ AIIIOS mHSAI.K '740.591·8943. C&C Gtnorot Homo Molott· ntnot· f'llnllng, vinyl ~d · tng, eorpontry, doora. wtn· dowo. bltho. mobile homo ftPAir and moft. FCM' "" Usod Furniture Sloro 130'. Sulovlllo Pl~t . WI atll mo~ tra•aea, bunk btda, dress• era, cauchea, a ppl lancea,o:~o Much mOfe. GrA¥t Monu•, menta, (740)•46 - •78~. Galllpollo, Ohio r d I Bee~ CAn v Oul penni! lor "Ale , Ct1ester row11t1.1l1p, ANI'KJIMi Sr•>ltl. SM"«i" (~11/ipul~~. Ohi11• (740)446--101.~ ISA Arllurid (30o1)773-11550 HUIN!IKIIJI ·I 1881 DoQgt Sptrll, 1311.000 oattmate "II Clltt, 740·9112· V8. AT, AC. good oond. 8323 ooking 30•·875·312Q JT'l Aoolln!l. & Conotruo-' $1 .100.080 tton. j740)53H722, tll82 Qrana Prl•. Fully (740)378·2131' 1740)3711· Loadod, $3200. (7~0)388· 2571 . aoae ~oot !882 Z·2A Covollor good !ngt oondlllon (l40)3e7.Q3iol 2 Cleveland Browns vs Detroit Lions Tickets for sale Aug . 17th 8 pm Game 740-949·2450 or O&M Pizza 740·992-7287 FREE FISH FRY For ali Bingo Customers on Aug. 22nd Eagles 2171 Chonw lprtng - 1D8~ Dodge Spirit, 1~.800 s1soo oeo. (7.0)441·0107. tai-l Eoglo Vloton, Cion. E•trt Spoolll Condition, ~oadtd. 13705. (7AO)AA5· 8188 too• Plymouth Acololm. Runo good. Orlvtn dally. 11200. ceo.. (30 41875• ~838 1111 8pm. (304)~58· 1873 allor 8pm. 18&e Comlro V8, 8 opotd, · Wnlto, co Playor. 74 K m\loo. Looko and Runa Groll. Mull Still 18,000 firm . Coli (740)~48·32113 '''"' mo11ogo. 2000 S1turn Statton Wtgon, One Owner, ~ow Mlltlgt, AutoiAir, Powor Wlndowo 00 and 4 mort. ' 12 •0 · 782 • • Oil , r upervteor needed . Flexible 11. PTIFT Free Into. HJ66· 61 ·6921 Ext 4 ww,monev·dreAms,oom he Town ol Maaon. WV Ia coepttng ~'I'PIIce.tlont lor a ater Owtrator. Cl!'ll I, II ndlor I I olasalflctttl on Ia eceasa1 Appllellllona ortn e ploMI up 11 the Ma aon 2 mniR killttllR, l:!teter sAme hotne Utter llAineU. Q mo tett1 nle, Uetm epayed ~0 4< 6 3 tty Building. 160t Seoond troet, betwel!'11ht hOUri ol am and ll p.m. Monday uough Prlday. Apft!catlona 111 be taken unll Friday, ug 30, 2002 · llc.,mrd ltJt RCA Camcordm r. wl!l' IJin cll. LeAther Case, Lo~l AI ORillA County FAit· UIOUt1ds tuesday illgrlt II vou htwe All'f lnlo CAll (740):.''",6· 11 31 II yriu hAve It pl erlAIJ IOIU111 tnpo Ol klriB Qalllpolla Carttr College 6CAreera Closo To Hom~ All Todo~l 740·446·436 , BRhitJ 1'. While SbP'tlc , 1i11 MIS!IIIly lrom Ko lton P.U since 1)11102 CAII\140)4 46·7033 10(1 011 AIIUOf!I Bn r· . \'~"" S~l\1·: i" \ '"Ill S,\I .E· (;~(Ill~ II.IS · t·SO ·214·0482 Roa~9o-o5- 1274e. l:11.porler1cecl 11Arlentlerlwall· •oa s wapted apply at the RolJyh's Ne1t New Haven WV rei tequlrrt(l nlle1 1pm 30•1 B82 2015 1'110 Mnndny lima Saturday 10:00 n.an . tu e~PERIFo N C~O CARP EN· (a:OOp .:n. 'I)> hogln fU1S NEEDED· Must have tuner you hove n llrhmr's I1Cen1e & trane· ulwayN dl't!Mm<od ol. portntlml , tool a & knowiiKfge --- Hugh 5 FAmily Y1ud SRIC. Auyusl 16, 11. HJ !torn a 00AI11 to 0 OOpm eACh ol rosldenllal remodeling LIAy t rnllus out Th1key Aurr OuAilllcd Appllcl!lnta CUUl AOR(I, Ctmsh lr9 pick UIJ nn application at Chnatlan's Conalr uollon , VAtd 611le, Wedne!t d_!ly, 1403 r""'lern Ave , 0Aitlpo· t'hursdny l=rlctay, Auyu et lla 0 11011 S·5 M-r-. l.tth ll}lh , 10th 313 Uppor (1-IO)tll\0·11614 f'l m11e 7 At Sliver 8rldye • ~ IletH e uIIorod •100Ia. Wor~ , UNIQUE H ~ALTHCARE Help wAntetl t:!ArlnU tor the OPPORTUNITIES elderly, Osrat G10up Homo. Rocktprlngt Aehebtlltetlon now pAying minimum wage, Cenler has e~eclllng poal· 119W !111111!11 7Am.Jpm, 7"rn · tiona avallai.Jie lor health Spm, Jurn · I lprn , 11 prn · 0819 protesatonalt. 89come 7tllll, CAll 74U·YY2·602J 11 pl!t1 ot the team! tmmedl· Bo 11 Lola. Ftuwer StBkO I . ltnmedtAte opening, l!lcpetl · Collqc\ll!lea, Older Item !I, enoed mpoeseselon Bt;~ent. Shocks. PIIJe fhrOA du•, w,.. mual work IOilt;l hoort And terlnu CAn, Molal Shell fje ll~:ucll)le , CAll 740·941!1 · dlocll., or,. 11 tt 9 ware, Surap 2855 lm tntorvlfJW . 11 u mo n , m nnw CO!Jpor Lill'li SpActmon Colloo tor IJUrrtper 'El t:k, Deooratlny ·' 1 llltf11, MOVtot, anrt lof1d!l 01 noeued 101 011·1 19 colloc: orld t ami unci !I IAttnt II0/'11!1 In Pomeroy IUIUI h• · C~th , No OI!OCktJ, All 88198 . porlnnoe with drug Boroon tllnl!ll t! veryon e Welcome, votloollone helphJI Faw lei · l~omo and tlrtn n lriAntl tar of lnleretl to (6 t4)04 7· 0874 or Cftll (614)847·08_.7 lor more lnlonnatton OrfJfll pAtt llmO pay I ' . ••• 10 mlnutea Irom hoapltal. Still under oonalructlon , 4 Bedrooms/ 2 Both With owtmmtng pool. 1740)446· 3510. pmertnce, Umltltlon or dlaortmlnatlon baNd on 8 Ul8d homee under riCI, COIOr1 IIIIQIOn, HX $3,000, Will ho~ wllh dollv· lamlllal etatua or nauon11 ory. Call Ntkk (740)388· origin, or anv lnltnUan to 81148 makt anv tuah w Clayton •br. 16•80 on prtrtrtnct, llmllttlan Dr dlacrlmlntUon." rented lot In Galllpolll Ferry. . (304)e78·3889 Thla ntwlpl-ptr wit! not knoWingly aootpl ·tdvertlatmanta lor rill ttl•lt whlah 11 In violation or lhtiiW. Our r"dert trt hlrtbV Doubltwldt, 3 Bldroam, 2 Informed that 111 por month, Ca I Harold dwtlllnga advtriiHd In thlt ntWIPIPit lrl •w•llablt on an equal opponuntty """· I.,..0)~ a.. Bath on ~8 now lor the lollowlng. ' 84 Corvono Coupe, while wllll rod toothtr, gl111 top, toodtd. COl Ollltllt roello, 11 uoo 080. (740)882· 7812 ae Oodgo Noon, 2.0, 8opd, •a.ooo mlt11, Llkt Now. 13000. (7~l••8 · 2318 or (7<0)"8·7•28. ~8 Mazda Mlata MX5. Black. 5opd, Convertlblt, PW,COICooattlt. AC, 27.000 mlltl. .13,500. Mre on Reule 7 S. S4MOO. Coli (740)258· 6264 or (140)446·6340. Now 2003 14 wtde. Only $199 down & ont~ 5179.93. (740)385·7871 New Home on 5 aoraa In thO country. (7401448·321 8. w to hom CIMSTIICnlll Speciall:lng In: Roollng , O!lllks, Remodeli ng , Siding. and Addlllons Owner: T•rry Lamm (740) 9!12··07:19 1740) 992-3194 992-6635 Rtlldtn\111 or commtrolll wifing, new llfVklt Of' r•· polra. Mtlltr L~tnttd fl ... trlolan. Ridenour Eltctrlool, WV000305, ~·875· 1188 . ----:-~-- Publlo Notlot _ _:..::;;.;:~;;,;;;;,;;_ OHIO DEPARTMENT OF INI.UIUINCI NOTICE OF ORDIR . OF REVOCATION Tht 6u•trlnttndtnl of • lntUflflct lnutd I Nollct of Opportunity for Htorlng lo each ol tho lndlvlduolo lloltd below. The Notice w.. 11rved -'- 1 dl ld I on eo... " v ut purauonllo aecllono 119.07 ond/or 3905.49(0) of lht Aevl11d Code. More thon thirty (30) deyt hiVe elopoed lrom !he dole of torvlce or from the loll doll of rubllcllion ond 110h o tht lndlvldUIII 1\tlld btiOW hot not requ11ttd t heorlng. ~~~"8·0121 Business Services www.amerlalillltanftnlllr.aom "SALES AND SERVICE" Claeeltledal After reviewing tho 11iCOrdl In lhete Dlltl, lhe Superintendent flndt lhol: ·RN Mar1eues dall~ unll operA• Iron LPN Provldea realdenla wtth out· star'(ltng nur.,ng onra ·9lNA Provld&l dlt&OI OtHt 10 Vtlly '---...--_.1 speclalindlvWuala ::':12 hiring All 3 looaHona, lull or jWI-IImA. pi ck up Appllda· lion AI locAtion & IJIIriU bflcJ\ helween 9 308m 4 10 00Am. Moml~ty thru Sill· . Iii/ U1 · llw PAIN oul ol PAINTING! L<'l 1111' , j., tl ht yr.ul Chrletlnl "Chrl1' H1nlng BLIND SPOT MIIIIY Fergu1on . P1rt1 I Sarvlct (Ftolory Outlet) All v~rtl•~l bllntla ar• lltAtlo to ortlor -t our ln~Mtlon LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 435Ut. Rt. 1eo Gtillpolll, OH 45831 IU TWr•lve. fllllplll (740) 448·1044 446o4995 Mo.nday·FrldiY I•IPM • hturd1y "2pm P/1 CONTRACTORS , INC. CK/BRICK 1\leoll'rl 1:30 tmoll pm lit. 7tm·12naan I I \ I , I, II ,r I• t '"'I ( /~O) 'l'J/ ,,,,,,, I I I ll11• !,un COOSTRUCTIOO . Moon~11, ~ldlniJ, PMiutlna~. Qw/1/y VNow ::::::::::./':..J Cl utton, l)ed~• Free Eet1ma1111 Hour• 7:00AM· 8:00PM Cotcrt.Mna1P1111tttl IIOftl 1182·11111 mo Pomeroy Ea11h;• DING0%171 E~ery Thunday • Footoro, WAll,, Sllpi • Flat Wnrk, ReplooomOnll, • Walko ' ~nd Drlvto oS\lnoll A~=~=~r . Avllllb/t II!Uf•lnl .,. '- "·· .~:011 "w ROBERT BISSELL • CONSTRUCTION • New Hamel •aar•ue• • Compllll Remodeling Stop AComptrt FREE ESTIMATII 740·882·1171 J6S UltTIIIC I PLUmllllt UmESTOR£ Jtm 11111111'11 lltllrlt, IIIUflllllfte, •nd lm•ll H MIInllnll"e J'llo Delivered " lpreed Speal1l I ton 1131.00 cuo .,.,....,. 740·742·7037 BISSEll BUILDERS IRC. & Sunday Doon Qpen 4;30 Early blrd1 Nlart 6;30 j bl Thunday of every month All pack $!.00 Orin& lhl1 coupon Buy $!.00 Bonanza Get !FREE 74Q.8U.O?IO CtU: 581.a~~ ach Cadt!C" & GriVtly Th1 CRAFTY, • Vorll~~~~ • Wuud • Mini• • 1\t• 740·848-2217 \'oar ~otKmc Cnuelloa, LTC · Owntr: Ran11d 'Mick" Htnlng C•II*7~0·S 8t ·OD18 46771 111411 Oht" Jeff Warner Ins. 992·5479 29870 Boohon Road Roolno, Ohio 81&11 5'x10' to 10'•30' l'lwn~ tHO\~Q~ .~61 Cellular Roofing • Home Maintenance· Gutters • Down Spout Free Eatlmatea 949·1405 Hill's Self Storage 45743 7..0·741-8015 FOX, RUTH ANN COB: (111-lfl.?m) 07/19144 33885 FLAT· Coli row owelnft:ri rr. nd:w WOODS RC RACINE,' WltiU OH 48771 toot t<awoukt etvou 300 KOUNS, EDNA L ooa: oomG: ........... 4~~ Low houro, , Qlrlgt 08/09/23 BOX 3 fHrtt!Cwr!!tWil~ald ~ ~~. ~~:r.o~m~~ MASON, OH 45040 ~ICIWIII"' lor NNIIttlll ~ (7~)3711-2413 MULLEN, DONE COB: Ll..: ....... '· 08124/23 583 S SEC- ,. FcntNn: ~"'Y . 7~0·307·0 181 NIWHoln --~~=~":' 18115 Hot1da XR 100 E•otl· tent COndition, IJ ,OOO. PhOne (30oii&T 5 ·~t 31 a Moto A~c Mtnlatuio Sohnou..ro, 18wko ot<t 1300. 13yrt old, $2~0 (740)441-1802, (740)441 : 8842, ' Ath~tl$, WEST SHAD! IIAABI!A SHOP F11olne, Ohio ~ !771 New Manaaer'740•IIIIo3141 Georae Korn CONCRETE/BLO Each ol lha Individual• lleted below lolltd to comply wllh lho continuing tducotlon requirement• of former IICU,on 3905.481 Of lhe Rlvltt~ Cadi for lhe 1996·1997, 1997•1998, end/or 1998-1999 com- ANDREWS, RAYMOND L. DOS: 08/14/81 tHO CR·125, Good Condl· 46939 STATE ROUTE 11100 oao. 17~0):M1· LONG BOTTOM, OH lnsurllnl.'tll Bnrlul ond FlnMI !':li!MIII~t~l Clln~r & D~nl~l. ReiiNlmelll, l'~nslun & 401K Rollnvers: Murlllllllfl Mll,)ur Medlclll .... • Nurslnllllellne 2. r. lng Supervl&&l ovarBII CBra delivery Str~~t Haning's Construction. I.11CIIIIl4.'\.SZ64 Medl~11re Supplemept11Jr' Rre you stressed? Call now fill' your appt. mEIGS mASSAGE THERAPY m n. Second flue. HOWARD L. WRITESEL St"N R110flng, Siding, lldd· OIIs. fltetrlctl. Plumbing, Dtcks, Remodellnt. Orywelt, Pelntlng Under New M1nagement For Sate: 1882 Chevy IT IS THEREFORE Truok. 17~)255·5503 ORDJ;RED thot pur. il Voo& eu1nt to oecllon ~· 4-WDH 3905.482 of lht Rtvlied 18~11 Ford F250 XLT 72,000 Codt, tile Ohio lnturmttu .,ttndtd cob. 811 bod. tnct llcenan ol tiCh &.4 ongtno. •1uoo lndlvldUJIIIIeltd btlow (7~18112·2822 bt and 'hereby trt J7 Jatp Wrlnglor eon top 8 revoked. Tht rtVOCio opotd ~yl !140)448·810~ lion aholl be ellec11ve ...nln •· September 16, 2002. ·Asalela nl Director ot Nurt· 7~0 ~" ; 1 WOLFE HEATING & COOLING Tonia Reiber Sentinel · (740)st1-t1D a • licensed by the Ohio Stele medical Boonl We bet "Shoe" will tlnd aome great deala'In the Dally Of ;f (740) 992·1~05 !:.11•::::0=)2~55·1;:.:42:.::~·::::::--:::-::- pllonce perlod(l). , ~ tno) ..t4GH MC:Mif • Helling • Air Condltlontl't S~••wt • SeNt~ On AU lrond• • Rlll9nllal a Llthl CommtNIII • to yr. partt a Labor • Helling Air Conditioning 2583. t9t5 Chevy 9·10 E•ttndtd Cab. 14,000. (304)878·3388 1888 Oodgo Rem 1800, womto SLT. 318· Auto, 2WD, 811 Bod, Loodtd, 102K, 110200. jUO)U8· •328. 1)1\le Dodgo OlkOtl, 4or,t, 8 opotd, Now Tlroo, Btdl nor, t3 ,000 mlln 13.300. Rt. Hupptrs I St. Pltlns,OH mlddle,.n, OH 1, Eoch oflhe lndlvldutll llaled below 11 llctnltd In thlt ttlte 1911A Ford F·t50 St1nd1rd, Snort Wheel Bttt, AIC, •• on lnauronce agenl 14500 080. (7A0)378· or e aollcllor. ale openlnga are available Thale protonlonal poll· HOrll tnolude B lull baneflta program and comptlltlve aaltl f';' package Cal1 Mella· ~~ WAmsley Admi\rslvr unff~y _ tod 8y lor o con lld teal In· UROE:NllV NEEDED · 1erview ol 740·991'· 06 plAsma llonnrll, enrn 150 to Aookaprlnus Rehabilitation AIH.lllon every ~tlrluy 9 30, 100 pur weok' lor 2 or 3 Cenltr noure W9Dkly Colt Ulo Ule Altylut' f:feflmer~. &l, 33J 36759 ~ooksprrn,gs Ao11d MeoMmo St . Ponwoy PlAsma Borvtr.o. 740·692 Pomeroy, OhiO 4!576ij 01-rlo, tur 11lln ~All (140 )9~2: OOSI EOEIMHl\1 '9134 Ulg Yflrd Sllle Auy I 21h lhru 181h Y ?•8 ml out Jef· ~un Ad Au1J1e 01ovu Leonaru (304)570· ' All Mnkoa LAwn Mowers 2000 aq. !\, home on 1 acre, --~-,----- 1740)300·9000 MdCiure's Reslaurftnl ToDu · In 11\la ntwtpaper 11 tubjtot to the P:tdtral ,,,, Houatna Act or 11188 which m1k11 tt 1111011 to advtrtiH "any (740)268·811 I Applloallona Being A.ooepl· eel lor PT Evenln\J Cook E1t• perlenced Desired Interest· ed Applklanla May Apply Dally M·Sun., 0·4 Reterenoea Required E):petlonoed Ttf.'t&h HRUier AeWJnewood Cl!lre CMIIH, with Cbl'&,• OEHbr:\QEI lruck 113 Wa.ahlngton St., At'lfl llolldlf E11perlenr.n Ar:J · Aavsnawooel; WV ·~vlred CAll lor ln\er ~ iew lnu. 131'\IJy th iM!J!I . Severe! WhNilll AU rtll 111111 advtrtlalnv I 998 Rodman 14K70, 3 Bedroom s, 2 Bathe, Cwa PlAIA llyl!t turn lnwntt!s IllY· et, oo Slrolyhllo Lasl Prop· erl y ur1 lell Laat DAy All Item~ will ue tif:\11 price ehtlp Items CMnlng JArs, tJrshe& OIA!IfiWAte, PIMtic ware, Pula/Pana, Kltohun utenRIIB , Miotowave, Colree Mnker. Bonk !I Oilier read· lny ll'HhlnRI Mons Clo!lr· OtiSINI,\'i 1'HA1NIN!i G:t lor dotallt. i740)387-7060. YcMIHM4tlt Done. WI 'I Do" Wlldlltlnt AMI!RICAN STANDARD CINTAAL AlA ' (10'1110' 610'1120') mttn Ofltn 24 1\otJF$. 7 o.yt!* wttk. 1 CONDITIONING l HIATING 97 Beech St. middleport, OH file DAllY gnnthlel, PO Box 712Q·20. 1\nnmoy, Ohio ~5169 Ptlntlflt. PIWIW Wuhlnt.lhwll\t. MANLEYS SELF STORAGE Melys County. send toHets Qt ltlhJH3RI to &.-.,. •.rw.., ODD JOBS tnt ·~· . wasnlllgl0n c:ounbt$, ln~A~ •aN·- ., .-wliN II.. 1Wtr &.twl 1ooM,_;.. All lyl* ol m10onry b<ltl<. s 1 )'f. 1\&1 Cm't' F()t Yor1r Your Mea~• AGross I r'o I S'tw,.C,;. ~ s-t Corn 11 In Galllpolla R• ' l I~\ It I ' CIOHn at Farm In· lijr:;o;;;;;;,;:~~;;;;;-., .lptl ot so DoHn or ,..,., I Ho.\u; $l .75 dozen. Corn Avolloblt ·· til Summer. Btughman IMPIIOVtii\\1\N'I'S ' Connie's Child CARE New Home ~ • VInyl Sidlns • New Olll'o&e& o"RcplllCemcnl Wlodt>w a 0 R0110n1 . COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740·882·7588 \ I : 19/VI" I I 1 UMtT IIAQI ,Ill OlllfOMI~ WITH lljtl ootJrOII ""' OOUI'OII'I~ HCIIIIIHOI.O I ··--·······---······--~ • -"'--·-~ ------------------,,. .. '· ... �r ~ AuiJUit \l, 1002 Photos from the fairw Pages 2, 3, 5 • Ho~netown Melp County's .. r Whet's lnsld • ~~~)~ ·nt Ak~t'l!i -.. .... \~~"'"" II~ ~' l ~..... n~ §:: "'" ""'~' :.. ~'<T ~'1 •\ -· Meigs County Fair "'• «~"l , , l ...."'*w...i Newspaper t. ,I MIDDLEPORT Council approves insurance plan Falling for ruse ~v~t~ 1\ml)tklln y~ar, BY B~IAN the CMtra~t "rl~ L~~~~l! ll!'l!t\11· Itt~ thre~ Ntmh Am~rl~ttll Champion· ~hillS, whith t~l'l! ro111· nmnl)l knllWII ~~~ Na• · Jlllmtr~. h1 L11~ Ve~;11s IMI f\\\1, lllllll~ With Leader of the Herd, I U.S. 11nd C11n\ldl11n .I l'~~rt~. n111~ inter· nllllolllll $\tits 111 • telltll\d; mllst h.1ted ll~ ~ll'"'~"~' dolli\~. One %tt~h fm\\ll\net wns 'fmly llmrester, who Is ~ncmll~ 1.'011• sldctl\d llrltnln s best ~~~~~~~JS!~!I~~~:~~~i detllnse "" this tlc11l, llll )'\lU ~e\\ how he pcrsttllded Smnh t\l ~\l down h1 silt. dill· 1\"ttll\tl:\'/ Whcll Smtth c\lnlin· Weath r High: 90s, Low: 60s · ~t11l1, lmve been cltt~ted ttl j!lvc pt'\\f~ren~c with four dltltMntl~ . llr l}ct•hups to .lump to flvll tHtmltmtls to tr:r HI slmw l!lllld tmmps '1 00 Itt Clil\hl~t, but he well\ thll wlmlc hill! to W~~:lt ~QI'-l Wi\1\1 H sl~ dltllllllttd~ . -.oq 1 West wtts Jt1mM 'IOO!:.I'm\ltl>\ I~ •' ~00 1\t--.1/1.. r~~Lll~ I did well to li!Ud " s~lldll, d~dm'llr ll~!lnl! t'or~ed to UC\1, lill~t' M ruff IH WI , VHIAIIV Mute~. whose fnthcr, Mldlllel Milt~)~~ pluys Ill\ the Htm~e ut Com· 1mm~ brldt!\1 teum, He , 1-1 !:.I iilN 1\1..1.. IIIII, . IIJI LIA w It (UHOLilt HI' W HM IHIIIIHVIt ." ALTIHVlt - It I I lt li~IMIUIAltQ) . dubs, ruff~d II WOlD OAIAI dub In the dummy, tMhod the dlnmond ~~~~ to drop tho king, mffed u ~l)lldil bn~k to hund. ilrew chanpil RUTLAND - kutiund Vlllugc Council mccllnll for August hu~ been moved to Atlg, 20 u1 6:30p.m. At leMt, thnt's wh11t you mll!ht think ex.· · pett ttl 1\npp~n. How· on thll ~etolld I'Ottlld of l'li8l~f did t.~lub~. flor· th~ Ull\lll• N 0 I N 0 1=:: pccted, drllpplllll hiM queen I Now delilnrl.lr I1-...,.1;.;...;;l~..il'::-;;1--1 11 didn't lll\1\d It! rut'f n I"' ii ~ lub . So, ln8tentl, he P CP, M ttltlk the tlhtmMtl n. '-:!:!:::::::::.!.., BOilol&ll iO WR.ITE ~ 5~1'LL N!'.'&llltEM!MB!It. '<OU.. 'I'OU'U Tloll KIN!' OF P&llSON WloiO IS !AS'I' one of thll 1 i-"''l.l:.·""'ra.lrl."·l..._.,....,l--1'' 8 TO FOilUT... kinll nnd returned 11 killing the con· truet. Declarer ruffed und piuyetl n diumt!nd ~pnile, ttl dummy's ~.lnt:c nell, but Suuth nnd WeMt cueh hnd twt! trump8 IIIIII left, duelnrllr touldn't return to hnnd, draw trumps, und el\juy the dubs. PISttiS tVeb. 20· Mur~h 20 AuM . l.l 2002 ~uur trtvolou; tend~n· •• It It tull! lO YtlU lll dlllllillftl· Mur~ IIIHIII~l11 VtllVei1MII I! uuuld ntutrullu your nutc •UIIhl lmpo~untlnt'tlrmu• l lk~ l ~ t~r ~Ull In the ycut tlon loduy, you d be wi1e Ill uhund . H~wevgr, tr ~~~fl~ ur• (C)eL 2~ · Nov , huve Nome tttlklng r.oiH\• Iilii~ b•lllllcl, tlik~ lhlllll Ill • " Ill "et !Hill the rend~ lu cull upon, bun l 11rl0c u11d tluu ' lllll~w lhtmlu todTly und r~ · I~UVil Ult~l h\!1~ up tu tnllf1lUIY P.luy gutnv; 1\11111 Y.U~Ir p;yuhe. Ill ~umpell!l~e lmt~~, " It ~cJUitl (UI ~uu , A tllcu~unl tliipl,.llhln ~cnir • MUUrd yuur lmu~e unu MltJS tMuruh li · Aptlll~) u1u1. pluu;um ux~arlunu~! . . reputotlon. l:!~ either u yru• .. Wuluh your buuk 'loduy . Ltlt) (July ~ J · AUI! , 22) .. tl' llumeone who huN no leyltl· ~luu1 winner ur u MUll~ l ~!er, ~ · 1 u ollltlllnk~tlllM uruunllto· mute ulultn lo un wndeuvut re~urtll~ol U( how lhiH~A lUtn iluy, 11 ~t •ultl v•r~llkuly ~rove · yt~u' ve been developln1 with UUI, <clr· tl~rou tln~ . 'fhurufuru, II' ;omeune olse ntl;ht be lbuk· 5AOtr1'MIUil (NIJY , ~3 · th i n~ ; uru runnlna IIMUlhly, l~g tor u.wuy m wrangle into IJ1u. 21) " In IUflli purl your It I• 111lllltl\lilllbld 10 lry IU tl~ the deu1, ~uy tm. ;uuum lliduy cuuld bti due 1o wh111 l;n'l bmk~n . frying 10 iAUIWS (April 20·Muy ' ulllu und ;upporterl .. llul by v,u1uh up u brokan mmun~11 lUl .. fhlo uun be u produt• thinking thly owe yuu, ~o1u 1 1 IUAi lru·tlruph Mulehtnfiker tiVii cluy for yllu, provided yuu nltly uno up ruling thuttliu1• Cllll help yuu UHdUI!Itl~U WhUt who UMAiol~d you didn't do Ill till 111 rtlltko the relutlon;hlp dun't gel!ldutrp~k~d by p~tt~ 4Uiic WHilUMh• Du11't be ijM In• cll,puloK. Dun 1 1•1 UH)Uftl! wutk " Mull $2 7~ Ill Mul~h · yrutl, 11111kur, uiLt thl1· pew;~u~orl tllww u ntonkllY wr~nuh Into.· CAPI(ICOI(N (Otill , 22·Jun, p,t), lloK 167, Wl~klltte, m whut ~ou 'v ~ ~rforhlted dolna ~~()l)t 19) •• If yuu ll1Uit Vil uut und wclu¥ do 1h11 town lotl~y , tJo ltl only tlllfv11NI tMu~ 21·Ju · 20) VIIHlO (AUI· 23·81pt . 22) with uluMli rrt~11tl! onJ Hut .. You're llkf ly to 6e JK· · .. Onotyuu luke ~ lltl~IJ. .1 on with un~ wurk·raluted ul!nel• un fjiUe or mothuil ur uolna trome Iy lmuyl~tlvt toduy, Ul~~. If Ihi OVIHl IUtn! itlUI, It your wurk , t11tend It fi#UiH;I hlll wlfh une m tlr now1yt1u ~uu ltl hull yuur 11undlng In uti gumm. It 11 lmporwnllo· muy unl'urtunoht y trl~l mul • lhl bU!IMIII wurloJ, l ~ r• thul ur. Mlfll In nrly d11~ tholl ~"u lit1Y1 lhu ~ouruge AQUARIUS (Jun. 20· ~eb , ur your tonvlutlonl, A lll~tll Uli( lhiY 'fl rlrillldy Ull • 19) " In 111u11thJnM where yuu t:o mpllihll~ . Vo1u' I loll eve• C~NeHR (June 21·July 221 huve the llllltud• w oull your .. 1 here h lluthlnJ wronj t·ythllllt If ~IIU dill hi!, UIIRA (5@VI . tl·Oot. ~3) . • own ;hlliN, lhinjj; uould au wr lr~, your obi Ill~ ltl genetute will ror yuu . Howner, If unuH·, llut huw . ~ou ullllte • lJYun thuu~h Y.tlur eurnln~ purtner8hl~! fire purt uf ~our . ~O I~IHiul II yol:lil IOduy, you them ~uu ld .be unllthlr !lory UIIUHK8tn1HI, yuur PIOJfl!!! tutluy . Yuu uuuld 1011 ulot If 11110 hu~• ln~ ljntltiOnl r@r II • cuuldlle lntpeded . · • l ru~u~un<c. lr you're ilnwu, ·~ou luke uny fuolllh riM k! 1.1r 'fuc;~~~· • ROYALTY - Kaltlyn Gilkey and Jeffrey Teachout. center, are the 2002 Meigs County Little Miss and Mister. fllctured With them ere, from left, Little Mister runners·UP Trenton Cook and Jacob Hoback, and Little Miss runners-up Shendl Beaver and Shawnella Petterson. (Charlene Hoeflich) Little Miss, Mister named BY CHARLINI HOII'I.IOil HOEFliCHIDIMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM · JIOMEROY - Knitlyn Gilkey und Jeffrey Teuchout were named little Miss und Mister or the 2002 Mell!s County Fuir In judglnl! held Mondny. . · Kultlyn is ihe drtu~htcr of Bill und Julie Gilkey of Pomeroy, atld Jeffrey Is the son of Me11an und Adum Tcuchout of Rutluhd. First .runner•Up for L.lltle. Miss was Shlllidl Bcuvcr, duuglltcr clr boug nhd 'rrucy BeaVer M Pot11et·oy, und second runner-up wus Shnwncllu Putterson. da!lghter of Lori nnd Ruy Putterson of Rutland. For Little Mister,. first runner-up was Jacob Hoback, son of John and Jennifer Hoback, Racine, while second runner-up wus Trenton Cook, son or Mr. nnd Mrs. Tim Cook or Pomeroy. Twenty-two girls und 13 boys competed for the titles In the contest, sponsored by the Rutlund Volunteer Fire Department. ,Amy Valentlq,, ~~~~lstcq by o..n ifrllllt, Inter· v1ewed the chlltlren ~nd selectloh of the royalty wus done by out-of-county judges. wumbleN. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport , Villuge Council renewed un empluyee kuhh imurun~e plan lhrough Anthem/Blue Cros' & Blue Shield Monduy evening. ut a projected cosl increase of neurly $1.~(Xl per year. The cQsl increase is typkul of those . facing all employers, uccordlng to Mark Curry of the Wi.>enum Agency, which udminister> the plun for Ihe vi !luge. Employees will puy a $250 dedul·tible on single pluns and $500 on family pluns, and then receive 80 percent coverage on in-network services, The policy also provides prescription dru~ coverage. Village employees receive full insurunce benefits at no out-of-pocket cost. · · CuiTy said the primary benefit of insuring through Anthem is the larger number of doctors und hospituls in West Virginia which quulify as " in-network" provider~ for locul employees. Muyor Sundy lunmorelli said u committee of local children und purenls ,.formed to design und rnise funds for a new skateboarding pnrk ut Generul Hurtin$er Purkwuy. will begin u direct mull fund-raising dnve soon. Local trudesmen and companies huve been con· tucted about providing services for "Skate Pnrk of Meigs County," which would be located between the Middleport Pool und the pnrk's tennis courts . Construction on the ptlrk could begin by winter . lunnurelli suid. Another meeting of the group is set for Aug. 21 ut S p.m. . lunnurclli suid tep!lirs on North Second Avenue. where u wntcr line wus reptuced. shou ld be repuired sometime thi s week , lunnurelli udvised thUilhe village's leash luw will .be enforc~d. und those who allow Iheir dogs to run loose, including !hose who wulk their dogs wilhoul le1ishes, will be summonsed to muyor's cuu·n . und could face u nne und court costs of $150. _ Concihnan Stephen Houchins said safety cones und sig nage have been •tolcn from the detour urea on South Third und Hamilton Street. und said those who steul signs could be responsible if un uccident occurs. Council ulsn: • Authorized lannarclli to upply for street paving fund~ through the Slute Cupilul Improvement Program (Issue 2); !..Authorl~e~ P,()lh.:e Chit!' Bruce Swift to enforce the dr~s code for elilployce.~ of the pollee deport mont. · Also fJJ"esent were Council members Llndu Huley, Ruger Munley, Bob Pooler .and Bob Robinson, and Clerk Susie French. Poultry veteran in ninth year· BY AaNII HAPKA AHAPKA41>MYbAILYSENTINEL.OOM POMEROY - " My first yeur I didn't wunt to let my chickens go to the murket," Robbie Weddle suld us he put his neutered mule Cornish R~k Ct'Oss chicken buck Into Its cugc. "Thul wus nine ycurs ugo und ROCK SPRINGS I've leurllcd not to get uttuched to Kuru O~bornc. Duirythem ." Pt·lncc ~~. wus omlttcr.l from Weddle suld he leurned making u the 11 tU11C ~ of tlvcstnck roy · pet of u chicken bred for the table ulty In Mutiduy"'s edi tion . doesn 't work very well. · "They die really soon because once they ure neutered they eut a lol und end up httvlnl! heurt uttucks," Weddle sulci. · Weddle co ntlnueo.i r~ howing OHIO though: this Is hi s ninth yeur. To get Pick S: 1-11·5 rcudy for the show, he suld he hud to lllck 4l 9·2·6·!1 Buckeyt 12-11·2:3-30·32 • gtve hi s cl~ht-wcck·old chickens u diet c<H1lttlt11ng 50 percent protein. Pick :J nllhll 2-9•0 "They eut 23 hour~ nui of the duy, f'lck 4 nl1ht1 0-1-9-7 ttnd I keeP. u fun on theln . If they uretl 't too hut, they ure more likely W.VA. to cut more." Dally S: 9- ~ - 0 Chickens ure the only unimuls !)ally 4: 5•6·3-!1 Weddle hus· ut the fair this yenr, Cllli 21!1: 8•1:3· 17-19•23-25 ulthough he qualitled for the Ohio Stute Fttlr With hi s other projects. • Poultry ludgln~ Iukes place in the "Poultry l'ulacc. ' ConteNtnilts are • judged on how well they hundle : 1 IHtlon- Ia Pill•• their birds, und ul~o the knowledge Calendilr . 2 they huve of the breed nnd cute required. · · Cli1881fleds 7·9 rn 8howlng their blrd~l contestants Comics 10 h11d lo hold tile bird stll and keep It Editorials 4 culm (or the jud11e to Inspect. They Movlel 3 also hod to answer questions from the jUdge on feeding und about genObituaries 3 eral cnre. Sports 6•7 Whether the bird Ill well fed and P'ltOJIOi' biiPLAY - Robbie Weddle shows off his Cornish Wuther 2 eteun I~ ul~o 11 ~onsiderilllon In the White Rock cross chicken at Mond11Y's. poultry show at the Mel&s County Fair. (Agnes Hapke) jud~lng process. · c 200a Ohlu Velloy Publl•hl~i to, correction raml!rk tht!t, "Moat bakare know how to maka Juet about anything knalld~~~Q •C&to~ltlo • • ... " r~• elluekte quot•d ne~81l . 018n8tt~r •• l"ur· 1 . . • • bv illtl~o I~ tho m luln~ Wbfdl fCMtllf Willi With til~ t-.I....L....t.-.t-..-...1 you dt.olcp ltol!l tlop Na, 3 bti81N, W~lf P()MBROY ,...... MeiJ!S Cnu111y Co,tu·thouse ol'flccs will be dtJ~cd Thursduy ut 1\Ut)li l'llr the Mclg~ County Fttlr. Meeting two t'llmuh or trumP,s, Qnd plny11d ~ lulls , loslnll only tllle trl~k to Wc~t·~ tllnmond nine, ~ver, POMi:!lWY Meigs County Hcttlth Department will be closed on Thursday be~hmln!! lit noon so em\)l oyce~ llHtY tlttcnd the Melgs CtlUI\ly Fair. the "SI11rtll Steps, Big Strides: Healthy Ohioans, Hculthy Communities" collfcrcn~c will take plttce 1'ro111 h~O to 2JO p.111. Nonrtlll office. hours will resume ut Ha.m . on Friduy. Courthouse c~osed · ' South t\lok his two lllp P•.. 1 MCHD closed uctl ovN three 1\!l• . n·ump, North might '1'111\ IUHtN J. REED BREED!fMYDAILYSENTINEL .COM. Lotteries s: lnd x This POMEROY Council OKs village hall work BY CHARLINI HOEFLICH HOEFLICHIDIMYOAILYSE NTI NEL.COM POMEROY - Budltneeded work on the exterior of the municipal buildmg at u cost of not to exceed $10,000 has been upproved by Pomeroy Village Council. . At Monduy nisht 's meeting of council, the disrepuir of window sashes, gu11ers ;md trim on the huck undone side of the building was discussed, aloi1g with the importance of getting the work done before winter. It was voted to accept the si ngle bid on the project from Brown Contracting In the· amount of $10,300, contingent on getting the t1gure down to $10,000 up proved by Cuund I. Victor Young, .c ou~cil president and presiding omcer tit the meettng 111 the absence of Muyor Jnhn Bluellnur, who Is Ill, will contact Brown who indicated he could start the work immediately.. Young ·reponed that the contruct with Bunks Construction for constnrction of hoat docks helow the amphitheater along the parking lot wull had been signed Monday. The work is expected to begin within two weeks and be completed before the last weekend in September, when the Stemwheel Riverfesl Feslivul will be held. The third ond final re4ding of a tloo4 damage pre· vention ordinance was given. Council also gave a first rending to an amendment to 'the income In" ordinance. which would provide a fine of $2~ for fuilure to file or for filing late. It was decided to direct u letter to the Ohio Department of Transportation's project engineer on the East Muin Street project asking that the 1111 brought in to create an alternate road while construction was going on not be removed, but left to provide a base 'for the planned walkin& path ul~ng the river. . , _ . . HI Pomeroy. P•p :J T • e Are. • • lS Stella Barrett, OT Therapy Manager • HEALTH SYSTEMS with her husband, Officer joe Barrett Gallipolis Pollee Der-1art1nen1 · \ • www.bolzer.org ... • ..., , • • • ...... ... ·'!".. 1• .. ···- .. � 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. 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