http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2a2d77ab828f34f364ff7ca309791129.pdf 347fa6765c008687c34515457b37a91b PDF Text Text Wedneaday, Auguat 14, 2002 www.mydally..ntlnel.com Page 8 6 • The Dally Sentinel ALLEY OOP NIA Cro11word Puule IRIDOE PIIILL!P ACROSS ALDER 1 flrat-clau . 'WI • IS Shick • • 1a~J.~~ - ,. J. ~•!II Wnl .. J • • ~-~ K1 t A.qJI~un t l '4 .A.\,p t l P .. 1St S!'UUI A ,\KQI"J ., l,llott~ . ro ~ ~llAT ~OJ 1'\\11-!K? 'IOJ t.k.. 'ala ~t.LL'I 1\0N~~T.. . t • I ' I 'NII:'r' f-:11•t Vulnf'rt~hle-. 1 ~INI< 'tOJ N•IOt> 10 SCI>-\.E et\CI<. '10 fl!ti~PIJCCINCl . \\"~\1 N•rt• ,. ~ · • • I '•~• .. NeHh.-r 5o1Ktl.· l'ua ttnor OIIIOJ • •n • •A. Jt143 l'•u t:l"l llbl Dramatic deals = 44 41 ora E'*"¥01' In a ==-4e Ateohlte S1 Nal lot rMI 17 Tenet S7 Hau 11 lnvnt hunch 11 "Nova• ntt· Sl Unw111tod 21 wapnl 23 JOllie !rae- 21 TIIP $0 Co!IH INk· er 31 Inc. coualn 32 Broad neclllle 33 OIUCIIO'I rope u DJ elbuiN $7 Chlfllld M•lp County'a ~ta -k tlon a ·-- jiOOd aPOI'tl' 27 N'urua org, · DOWN 20 CIIMI topper 1 Chum 2 RoHmlp 12 Slrved IOUP abllf. $ 401~k) ·coualn 4 ShOll eklrta 5 BIQ LNQUI 24 More IUV91111'ft as Super . 21 Outlying + dl1trlot 4$ Nlmt Olmblln; tllkt 47 W11ln on 4S '· Fire probed 41190 -pan. POMEROY - The Ohio Fire Marshal is investigaling a Wednesday nlghl hou;e fire on Union Avenue in Pomeroy. Pomeroy Pl,iice Chief Murk Proft111 ~aid the J\dkins residence, I09 Union Aw .. was burning in two loclltions. but the fire WltS quickly COt\ltlined . . The Pomeroy t1re deptirl· ment will nssisl in lhe lnvestlgulion. There wore Jon• 48 Wlddlftlt column 21 AnaUII!IId word well 10 Ntlllfal II Blc~ tllk lllldl at LonQ-IOtlve sa Fllh en• volcAno 13 Gimlin 54 Modtfllll ~tor H Play 54 Mounllln (t.l;n cum ........ I SIYIItl role Raw mtllll Dime t Election wlnMra 10 Birthday number 11 Typewriter 42 JQ;;pll pert Campbell 1$ Jllty forte tt l!ra 7 I Charity bridge pertlcile events are played n DooVY around the world. 111111 One of the oldest is St Orlon'a love lhe Charity Chal· 40 MI. Paron lenge, held annually 41 au-·a in England. Afterward, the entrants receive a booklel·wilh a commentary about the denls. which al· wuys adds flavor 10 an event. For one lhing. you are almost certain 10 disagree with something the unulyst wrote. Today's deal occurred in this year's event. which raised BAilNEY almost $1S.OOO for the National Society I SHOULD WAKE for the Prevention of PAW FER Cruelty to Children. Look onl)' at the SUPPE.R !! West hand. If the bid· ding goes us given. whul would you lead? Now study lhe whole CELEBRITY CIPHER den!. How do you by Lula Campol think the bidding and Ctltbrity Clphtr oryptogroml oro oroalod from quolotlono by loll10UI play should proceed'/ -lo, pool and prootnl. Eaoh ltnar In lhl clpnar otindo lor onothor. To<MyJ ctu.: {' I!IUIIII U The booklet sug. gcsls that afler Easl "HIROOYHX DIIIIJOX'R MITDO opens four diamonds, should overcall . ZVR Y o·0 J I J 0 I W FZ 0 "'' South 8 ())\Of 10 Pe".Of'lE:. ~(,!-\\· four spades. If he JYFI'HYI AIJNOHR 'II r\N--~OCt>. M'< f-\~C>,~. docs. the given uuc· ~ \0 &. Wi!Ot-IC:>· f!AAOCDI lion rs possible. with IW,OJ I'JNOHVS8HODTVFON." East's double being Lighlncr, showing a DHT,TD NIJ ZODUOVJ vo1d somewhere, which he hopes part· I .PREVIOUS SOLUTION- "Mtrrlagela our lilt, bill ohanoelo grow up." - Joaepll Barth ner cun lind on open"Divorot I• • game pltrtd by law-,tra.• -Cary Grant ·ing lead. I Wesl, who expecls his partner's void to be in clubs, should HIG NATE leud lhar ace. Then, once West sees the I WHAT'S THE RIGHT SOU ND dummy, it shouldn't EFFECT R:ll'. be impossible for him SOMEONE to find the heart-two GETTIN!; HIT IN THE HE.AD shift to defeat the WIT11 P.. WET . contracl. wASHClOTH? However, surely ULGEI South should double f6ur diamonds. True, I this risks partner's ... running to five clubs, but il not only keeps ...,.:C;...;,.I,.;C;..,;;.B5...:U~I-r, Diplomacy can be spotted at both majors in the . every youngster's birthday party. picture, but also It Is the art ol dividing tha cake so . . . . leaves four diamonds . . . . . - - - - - - - - . everyone thinks he has the· ---doubled as u possibil· . D E G T U B WI<AT MAKES 'fOU TI<INK , •• slice. ity. West would raise ~....., ;;.....;;;...'.;;. ..,.,;..6_;,.I;;...,,... HEV, , -l 0 Como loll lht chuckle quoted IT'S AN'( HOTTER NOW to live diamonds, giv- 1 ....l..-~---1.-~.- l. .....J MAIIIA6ER, by filling In tho mlulnll word• TI<AN IT ALWAYS IS 7 L. ing North a problem. you dovolop from llop No, J bolow, IT'S iOO t ~7r------------~ Maybe he should sel· PRINT NUMBERED LETTE RS I<OT TO tie for live heuns, but IN THESE SQUARES PLA'( jumping to six is con" TODAY! UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO ceivable. GET ANSWER Si~t hearts requires guessing the trull)p SCIIAM-I.ITI ANSWIItS suil correctly, which Inlaid· Ankla ·Halve· Cosmos · St:NSE stALL is a good be.t when Nortli knows thai 01-1r new neighbor always seemed to be grumpy. My husband says that II you don't have a sense of humor Bust started with AUGUST you probably don't have any SENSE at ALL ' eight diamonds. ,,_,, ... ' n\) h~urles . Hay Show winners ROCK SPRINGS . Winners in the · Meigs Counly Fuir huy shuw, sponsored hy Ihe Meigs SoU und Wuler Conservuti<lll Dislrkl. w11ro unnounced 1odny us follow~: Ciuss I, 75 percenl uf more legumes: Duvid King, VIrgil King, Cindy Koblentz. Cluss II, ull grnsses: Alun Holter. Roy Holter. Patricia Holter. Class Ill. 49 percent or less legumes: Palrlcia Holter, Roy Holler, Virgil King. · Winning entries are on dlsplny ut lhe Meigs . SWCD boolh · locuted belween lhe 4-H and commerclnl buildings for lhe remulnder ol' fair week. Junior·Fair Goat Show ROCK SPRINGS Denise Hunnum und Cusex Hunm11n were numed grnnd, and roserve chmnplon showmen., reKpe~tlvely, nt the Melli& County Junior flair Oont · Show hotel Monday nflernoon In the show ring ut the Rock Springs Fnlrgrounds: · Both com poled · In lhe beginner division. Winners In the vurlous breed closses were: Lnmunchu. Mellssu Snowden. grund chumplon: · Cuscy Hunnum. reserve chumplon: Nuhlun, Mellssu S1iowJen, llfttnd chnmplon: Suunen, Denise Hunn~m. grund chum pion; Crossbred. John Swnnson. grund chumpion: Cody Hunnum, reserve dmmplon. Juson Bihl, . BloomlngbLirg, judged Ihe event. I ·SwucKr- I - IIIII . I I' 1 I ~ 6 I 14l _________·,~~--------new cir~lc of uio!quuintunct!!L betng opum,.uc, you creute your own luck with huppy re· suit!', · SCORPIO (Ocl. 24-Nov. 22) •· MatterN thai pertain 10 your cureer und finunceH Some quality friendship < should be given prlorily over could come uut of lhis bevy. ony of your other interc•IH toLEO (July 23-Aug. ,22) •• dny. You cun be quite lucky Because you'll be popular in this urea und score hig. · ll'ithitt y<>ur soda I circle tuSAG ITT AR!US (Nov, 2J· day, >Ou will ltavc u strong Dec. 21) .. A1:~buu1 mid11ay. influence over ycmr peer.. condilitHIS that coulcl have un Yuur pkusunt and upbeat ucticl'i'ocr upon your fulllrt plun< ll<~c will be contagious und will start trcndins in your fuudnptc~ by all. vor. You'll know when tu VIRGO (Aus.'23-Sept. ZZl hitch your hope< to lhat red •· Things can be juggled wagon. "'!"~hd today lo offset what CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun m1~ . I 01an out"' a no-go and 19) ·· Your greateot luck to: t~.~I.V<.~ ~ou the c~unce to purday will come about through !'"'P·''~ ma proftHtble, on·g?· . un """Cillle with whnm you , mg un_angemcnt. You II fit 1n ·• shore a common interest. ltup tl\c. ptcture nicely. Know a ride with lhat person 1., get where l~ lc;>uk .for romance where vnu want In gn. and Y<>U II hnd 11. T~e AstroAQi.JARI US (Jun. 20-Feb. Graph Matchmaker tnslantly 1\1) .. Don't let •eff-doubt rcvc~ls whtch !1gns are roslop you from making the ma~uc. u)ly perfect for you. .fir!l move nn someone you Ma1l .St.75 IO Matchmak,r, would like to know better. c/o thiS, ne~spaper, P.O. Box The feeling is mutuul and In· 167. Wtcklltfc, OH 44092. terc!ttng results arc indlcut~d. L,IBRA (SepL 23-0ct. 23) · PISCES (Feb. 21!·March · It you remam hopelul ~nd 20) •. Just ~cause or first ~•p~clunl tnday. n01h1~g glance •nmething uppeurs tu n~ga11vc lh~.t happens wtll . be 1ed1ou• or tou~h doe•n't have any effect on you . Oy ncces.•uri ly mean t1 will turn uul to bu m. In fuct, you'll opem1e ru your best today when faced with a challenge. ARIES(March11 ·Aprll19) There' s a good ~ han c~ Y.Ou'll gel the opportunlly IO• il11y tn temporarily !helve things thai have tied you down und 10 be uble lo speml the reNI of Ihe duy wi rh some fun und lnlereNtin~ fr~endN . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) .. Thunk goOdness you've !jOt your heud screwed on llghl, bccau•e curly diHruptlono could pul you ma dilhur today . You, however, will tame the lion and hnng ubuu1 the reAnlt• you duire. · .GEMINI (May 21-June 20) ... Anyrhln¥ lmpnnanr lhnl needs w bo cllscu.,ud ll!duv s ~uuld b.>·d<>ne. in private :. W)Lhour uny klbu ~un lurkin g ubnut 10 luke you off !ubje". Agreements cun be made on a in sheep· show ~~NTIN~~ C~RR~SPQNPeNT ROCK SPRINOS Meghan Huynes. 2002 Mel~s C'mml)' Fulr Queen. mudi.l u dcfm sweep ol' the Melyl\ Coun1y Junior Fulr Sheep Show Mondu)' night. ch1lm· lnil bolh Gruml Clu1mph'n Mnrket Showmun und Pnmd Champion Murket Lmnb, Chelseu Young wns Reserv.e Chmnplon Mnrket Showmun while Kuylee Milum huct the Reserve fhumplon Murket Lumb. In the Murkot Showmanship conlost, win· nors were (In order by class): Sonlor. Mc1Jhan HuyneN und Theresu Bnkor: Junior, Brook Bolin, Holloy Wllllnm~ and Shuwna Duvls; lntermodiule, · Chet~ea YouniJ, Alyssa Buker and Allshu Comp~on: Boglnner. Acllon Pi1~omyt.'r. Mlchuol Wrlfjhl und Dnwn Ill sse II : Beginner, Kuylee Milam. Ashlo)' Ray nnd Tlnu Druke. Peewee , Winning 1he Showmunshlp compotlllon was 4-yeur-old Austin Llt'e. In tl\o Mnrket Lumb con· TOP LAMI SHOWMIPe - MeQhlln Ha~no• and ChelitHI YQyf1i wore namea l!rllna ana ·roeer~H~ champion •how~m~n, roapo\l' ti~lv. al Mondi\Y nl&ht' a Molaa County ~unlor fair Sl1tlt.lP Sh\lw. From loft aro WOQt Prlnetl$!1 Tina Drake, Hewnea, f<~lr Kin& Robblil Wt1ctctlo llntl YQuna. {Sentlnill ~t<~ffl lest, showing lhe tnp lumbs'in Alyssu . llukl)l' mHI ,"wtinn euch dlvlsl(lll were: Fn~om)'tll': Ch1ss I (\lU. \ll pllllnds). Cl11~~ Ytll (L\!1· 1-I(l Ollvln l)uvl~ nml Hully ('l'Uilllsl. Mli:htl~l Wrljjhl. Duvls: . Ther~su llu~t:r Hllll R)'Hil Cl11ss II (\l\l.to' pllundsl. mos, Holley Wlllinms, Kahlln There wore lnmhs Dewhurst und Suzanne omered lntn lho Mur~llt l.umh Oruesllr: compethhm. Chi~~ Ill (109· 112 p<mndsl. In 8ree\lhtt~ C\l1111JC!IItl\1n, Z11ck Jeffers. Alyssa 8u~t.w H~lley Wlllhtms nnd Hummh nnd RyPn Amo~; Wllliums were nomad ~rnml Ch1ss IV ( 114· 118 pounds). unct ros(rvo ohnmplun tireod· Theresn Bnker, Mh.1 hnol lng shuwmen. 1'\lspecllvoly, Wrlaht nml Htmnnh Wlllinms: · Holley Wllllmm hnd the Clttss V ( llll· lll poumts). l!rumt ~hmnplun Sul1\1i~ !lwe Jounnn Enst1111111. ' Mt.~ph"n while Onwn lllssell hull the Hnynes nnd Kuvlee Milum: re~en• e chmnpl\111 Sut1'n1k Ch1ss VI (I~~· 1 2~ pounds), ewe. lhmnuh Wllllnms dis· Kuylee Milum, Ao1lnn phlye(i the llrttnd chnmplnn Fnoemyer n11d llrnok Bolin: Sut111lk l'nm. · Clnss VII (12a- D2 Juct»inll the event wus pmm.dsl, Mol)hun Hu~nes. Jusrmlllhlul' 81111111\hlllhlll)l. NASOAR COMING - A taell ~~~~ Mlflil llllilfl to 1"\imtllil the " Ht!fOtl,. &tamp Will Qll p{lrkt~U Jtt th¢ llli!lt'lll flilrK 11i>•t 1\i tttll Mldetl~port f!(l!ll 0111\lll , Hl ,; 111 to il p.m. 1\lttay, f\if flll1to to villw. Pt'l~lnll oe~iete th.ll ~,; r hllr" llfll Mlt!t'llt~oort Po~\mtl@tllr Jim Stmetqlll•Hinet hli f\lt?Ut> , !lllll\Jr<~ ' \ltWIQYI%1. Thll Plttllrtl WM \11111111 111 01\Yt\1111'1 Ht~rl~h . flo .. Y~ltlflll II rt~et>nt ~llowlnQ . '* Postal Service show car .to be displayed In Middleport · IV Jov J, IITTI.U NfWa~MYCl~lbV ~(NfiNtl QOM MIDI.}I,IWORT lwul NASt'r\R filii' IIIII hti uhl~ to Wtl th~ l'lll'r l'tll' IIWll\il \Wtnlll~ tli~ "l irl'll'l" IIUIIIp lllth~ t i,S, ~~~~~1 11 1 St'l'll~~ . 1~1'1111~ 111 I hi' l.l'jllltll l'mk 11~\l 111 thg Mllldl~\1lll'\ Pltst Oni1't'· It wll h tlwN t'l\llll ltl 11111 hi-IJl.lll, hll j11thlil: \ ltiWIIII!• The "ht~me1\' ~HIIl1J1 I~ 11 ~~1ni - pm1ul I~>Utl whkh mi~~M l\1ml~ Ill \11'\l\'111~ ll~'i'tlill\'1' lllllltnlil~• ilt' I.IIIWI'j!till~} f'llli~r iWI'SI111111.1 ~1111!11 m 11\ll'tiiiiiWittlr 1111uhlr111n tht~ lillt~ llllluty ntill 3' ~ n", with th romulnhlll munl!)' 11 lilt ottblt 00111111on to bcllllllrlbut ato Uti YMima. · The ~tnmp wn~ pl'l.lmlmmtl)' al~pi!IY1Xl on tho No. 27 Pnntlttc of Juml~ MeMurruy lnth NASCAR 8U81lh SNits Ru ·e In llnylonu .wh~l'tl Jim Sumlltlli~l. Mlddll.lfl011 poMI• mu,,ltir, Wit' prlvlillll~li tn h~l11 Jll\1111\llQ tl)l;l now 1to1~1ilM ~11111111 for Ihe II .S. l~1s1nl Stii'Yk~ In Flnrillu. 'fhilldennlld ~oml wlillll'l'lll~tillltint wilh Wlllinm'f'rul'l!l Cl.lntt~rs WIIS l'lr~t lnhhtllld 11>• 1\omlru Sun\ltjul ~t . nn ~\~Ctl· tlve. She cmHu~to•llwr pu~tiiHINI\11' 1111\'ie. who h~lpt!ll hl'ttln· ,~ tonn nn\1 potlwr In contnct whh tho l'i~ ht liSI'S honllqlmr· 1 ter~ ~uniiiQt.~ . 'fh~ Truvul C'l.!ntilr~ sp1mMH'tiu thll •·n~t•. lhe ~nr tuit.l the herueM smmpthnt wns l'ennH'tl>l on ltll!li'IMiun hy I"X l'Klt'm·e the rnce. Driver McM urrny <itlnlll'let.l l ~ th t'nr !he l'll~l.! und 111\lllllht tho hl.ll\lllMcur Mnl'o ly to 1'11\11 11iuc~ . · · Tho ~Ill' ten iiii'O~ 11 vlctl.!n .slmtlluttll' thnl pul~ tho \!river t'll)ht imto 11 NASC'AR.II'tWk. fllll' 11 ~ 1111111 <lllnntlun, lllll'licl· jlllnt~ cnn1es1 thoh· rn~lnp .~~I ll s . In cm\lllnctinn, 11 ~n lul e 111 hlll~lll• 1~ phlllned the Mttmo dny. Willi Cl.lt'e lllilllll.llllil COIIIIIIillll'~ ill II 11 ,11\, ANn repre~onttnlve~ for flillke. 1'11-e. Nhllrl l1'. · hillhWIIY flllll~ll, EMS.• VflW, Amlll'kun 1,111!11111, 111111 1>1\V will bO pl'llMilntod with phl\lllil~ l'onturlnl!lhll htll'll\'111 ~111111 1,, A MllCCiul plctnrlnl Qltncelllltlun will h11 nvnlluhle lh11t \lu~. S/1011k rs wlllln~lu>led lhil pn~tlllnsttil' of Mldllllljllll'l, USPS dM lrlcl relll'ilMonunlvl.lM nnd ti .S, Rep. Th\1 Strld:lun\l. ''· ~~ ., t f Rotellr Ellllllll Hollon 1• 1' ~~~~-ll't. I'~ S• ht~lll "' ' ' ftt 111h ''' lh11k l l!t4 !I~ M I 1 I "~ ' ' "' '" " ' ''11\.jlll~~··tl ~l ' Lotteries Pick S: 9·11·4 !'lck 4: 2·4-5-5 sup1rLotto: 2·5-17·24·32·35 lonu• Bill: t 4 Klck1r: 7-8-7·6·8·8 lucktyl 5: H-27·32-34 Pick s nl&ht: 8·5-9 Pick 4 nl1ht: . 'fh11 4~·com stump I• v'ullu I'm l)llMIIIi!C ·"' flr~t e lM~ rtllo, ·, OHIO IC!.)f\\rltlutfllll on Sopt. II . MIMOftiAL DIIPLAY - Bill Bono Form Antique Club mombtlrl htMl c.lOdlootoo tholr CliiPIHY at the Malsa county Fair thlw yoar to l!d.laon Hollon. a eh!'lrtor member Md lonstlrne loll !!Xhlbltor. Hollon dlod July 17. Onu of hll fovorlto trtJotorl, o :11l64 Formoll Sup r H. whloh hll refurbished and hal dlspl!lylld Ill th fair mnny tlmo1, 11 on ~txhlbllllSttln thll yeor. It 11 plo!Yrtld here at the memorlol dlspluy with Hollon'• 10n, Lltrry, .iloth oru chart r membor1 of tho olub. which annually brlnQI In 215 or SO antiquo traotort and oth r form oqulpm!lnt for thllllnjoymont of lalraoera. (Chorlono Hooflloh) · • 5·7· H W.VA. Dilly 3: 5·1·4 D1lly 4: 1·2·8·3 Powerlllll: 4·16-19-33-41 (29) At.lnLI IITOP MAGIO - Kiltlo · ShnrtiSilr ono ZaQhflry Corp ntor Join In with tho 1111l!IIO I how on Wudnoedny HI tho Mol&• County. F11lr. (AIIMIII Hnpkn) Index :a IICtlon• - 12 ,.... Classifieds · 83·5 Comics 86 Editorials A4 Fair A2,3rS Movies A3 Obltua ries A3 Sports 81 ·3 Weather A2 c 2002 Ohio Volloy Publ~hln• Co. Ames to close all .stores AP, 6TAf~ ~ gP(JRT (IAI.I.If'OI-.I!l - A )1~111' nllor ~c~klnll hnnkl'lljltC)' IWiliOi.!• linn. Allie~ DINCilulll S in N~ ttlllll1t11W~d Wcdn~Nl ny It would sh111 dnwn all ~27 Nltll MIn tlw ~h1lin uml wln>l down huMin MM, Anw~ NUll' Mm·e locme\1 mn~tly In NMtil~uMt, Ml~dlc Atlunll~ uml Ml(lwcMI NtuleN, hwlmllllll II In Ohio. 11M NtoreN lllllllloy nhnul 22.CllKl IWilllle The Ohio M IUI'CM Mol lor clu~ln~ lllCIU<IIl Alit IU, CmTnillnn, llnNt Liverpool, Hlyrln. Mttl'lnn, Mldtllcll ld. Ohe1·iln. llnm111, Sulcm. Wm·r~n und YnuniJ~Inwn . , AmeN ll[llll'lll~~ II NIOI'Ilill lhl) fornllll' Cl.r . Mllf(lh)' Mite Ill (lnlllpoiiM Silver Orit111e Pln~.u until tlw ~urly IINON, II tl!Jened n new M tnre In !he Ohio Rlve1· Pln111 In S~!ll lllhor I ~~N. hul c luM~d ~ur ly In 20{11 , . In liM nnnmmcem m. A111~N Mlll1l Ihut Mulllect Ill ·the nrprnvnl nl' the Otmkrupwy C'ourl, illlKilllCied In Jll'01111lllr, iiiiMillnnte 11 ii11Uidutor to c•mducl ''<loin !I Out ol' IJuMinoNM' MllillM nt nil AmeN ~Inn: lo~tlllon~ . Th~ ~Oilljltlll)' ~uld Nllll'~• 111'~ O~l'~~lr<llttl~llllllll open fnr nhnul Ul week" durin~ lhl~ llfl~·~·~ · . AnwH lll~d fur j,nnkruptcy l u~t A11~11~1 . II hull hnpcd tn ~mer11e f'mm hnnkrur1cy ~t·otecllon hy lhil t!IUinl' llill ~ ~· ond t]IIUt'l r. 1'he IIINcnultl chuln huil jiiiiiO tht'llllllh four roun\l'~ ql' ~ tnre clnMIIlJIM In lho htMI ~evt~rulmnnt hM , Relay Holzer Medical Center is a proud supporter of this year's American Canc:er Soc:itly Relay for Lifo, ~ CANCF!R <June 21-July 22> •• More Ihun one m_uterlul op. portunl!y may be flouting uhoJul IUtlay which, when AUIUII I. • 17 at the Gollipoli• City Park. · 6:00 pm · Qpenjng Coremqnj11 · 6:30 pm • S!Jrviyqc qnd Cqrogjy•c Lqp 9:00 pm • Lumlnqcy Cqmqnv. : To purchaJt a luminary, pleaJt call Joan Schmlclt at 446•4728. • lUken udvunlu"e ul', cun wrn uut ,qu1rc udvantakO<>u•ly . . Don t let the doubters Ill•· suade you. ., I . top spo.ts Olll!•On·onc buKil'i. ' NASCAR- Haynes sweeps BY JIM F'IIIPN.N m. Thur<day. AuiJ. 15. 2002 · Chanocs arc. you will nc· 4u ire u numbl.!r of intcr~:~us in lhc year ahead lhutwill brin~ yuu inw direct cuntacl with u ely nd 41JAMA ...... a 1n1wn bw q 12HMit clllmber 14 l'opolcle South m _. .' \ ' ., f)fsrout'l' Ow llp/z(ll' Piffcrrn www.holz r.ora • .I �Th • ail PageA2 At • ntin 1 Thurad1y, Augu1t 15, 2002 SOUTHERN HIGH SCHOOL 'l'hundty. Aupllt 11, 2002 hlctev. AIIQ. 11 • Bv JtM FlmMAN >ENTINEL CORRESPONDENT Chance of stonns lingers llV ~~ A88tlCIAltll ~~~~8'8 will he nchance nr ~htlwcr5 1111d thundcr5ttlrm~ n~l\\5~ un 11fltlily. Tim National Wllllthcr Sl!rvl~ll nld hll.!.h~ ~lmultl oo In thc Ill ill Hils tu.luwot• \Ill~. Low~ uvet111!!hl will be nround ?II. IIIIDIR IHOWMIN - Brad Parker and Ashley Life were named grand end reserve champion commercial feeder steer show- W"lher furtta"t 'l\•ul~ht...l 1 nt11y men doudy with u ch11n~c of &howers. A thundrtNII•I111 Is tll~o IJOsslb!c until mltlnl!!ht. Lows ncar 70, l.il!hl ~I mill winds. t hnnt't! ul rulti _.II Jlc~cnt. Fildii)'... l1ul11y cloudy with II chttll~l! or ~huwcu nnrl thUI\• dcrst\'11115. Highs ~b ttl \H . Stluthwcl!t wllldli :! to I 0 mph. t 'hn n~r rain ~() Pll~llt\l. l ~·1d11y nlght ...l)ilrtly dtludy with 11 thnnc~ tlf M howcr~ 1111d thtmllct~ttlt~m . 6ows IIMI' ?0. Chnn~ll or rnltl pc~llflt , Eltttndtd fui'@MMt S11nn\ln ... tJnt11y dnutly \VIth n~ hiiiiCI! of &htlwcn antlthun· ' ll~rMntms . Hll!.h~ !lb to 91. Chlllltll of min 40 ~1\ll!nt. Stn111tluy nl~ht .. J'nrtly doudywlth 11 ehn11~e or showcrM nnd thumiCI'Nt lll111~. LllW5 IICllr 7tl. ChiiiiCI! or rlllll l tl IJI!Il!lll\t, Suuduy... Purtl,y ch:> udy with 11 ~ hllnec tl( 8hllwcn t~nd thun· · dllt'slut·ms. 1-llllhS In the mid 80s. Mtliltltt)l... l1uttly tltlutly. Ltlwa In tha mid 608 and hll!h-8 In the mill Htls. · . 11t~Ndny ... l,t~t11y doudv with n sllilht elmncl! of 8howera 1111tl thtnld~t·~tuHn~. 6uw1 In tltll uptJCr Wat~nd hlt~hMin the mid 80s. W~tlnc~\lay... Purtly duudy. A slljlht chrtllcc tlf showeu and thtmllct'S t\lt'ms. t.ow1 In the upper Ms tmtl hli\hl ' In the mid TUe~d!ly, They are pictured with Fair Queen Meghen Haynes . (Brian J. Reed) ,,r so 8\' CHAIILINI ,HOIFI.IOH Horticulture ·J at the fair Thompaon1 whitt IWCK !ii'IUNOS - cueumblnl no &''~lun11 lltltrlaK In IIJ• Mtii&R Count" •w•- 'tdi p "kl•• p1 Du r : llonhw P" r H11rtlliulturt ·~...ru,1~ondv pl11~1. Ma.:t'ne' : l'lllnw w t'O judMod MOIIdav v " : und tlllltnlunts wore •wt~rtl/d 11~~~~ · :1~ ~~~~tm~·~~~·;~~ • u~ rnlluwst mlunu IIWardtill ~~~~chlnl, . Six ~ un, yallttw cam,. no nrlllr DIU, J11m11 D111n, I" 111h11t\s ' t~will'lladl alx 111n, o1 von BaumJ aumm•r : whltu ~tlrn IIQ pramluma aquuh, Briar 0111, Oevon • IIWIII'll~tl: M1 X llllrl, yellOW Bllllmt ptlllY plln lqUIIIn, 110 . : ~Willll corn, ilK 11ur1, while prtmluma ~w•rdt~t urouked : ~w~~~ ~UI·n , Jc11~l M~ndtlwl, neck '3ll~lh, no premluma JnKtlll Mlllldow8 Devon .... h 9 11ntllll', 1lx cur! l111\ow IWil~t nw 11'" 11 : ncnrn lljUU ' rlnr 0111: dipper gourd1, llrlnr . ~m11 . Dllvtln I uum, Juon Dill: ornnm11ntnl gnut•th, : M~ttlluw tl, JMsl Montlow s: 1-\ " Cl 1 • ~IK Clii'M, bl ·~\llor sWeet Cllntl ullVtln uUUI11 i ISf ~81011 : Jux 1111 Moudow!, Jcu ~rny, no pflltttlunu nwnrded: nnmc vnrfcty, llrlnr 0111. • M11uduwt~ : 11 ix cur11, lndlnn Cnntuloupe, Bulct~, tJo pl'll• CIJI'II , llcvull Bttllnl: (leek mlutn nwurtl~d : cutltultlU"c, wheill. flutrll'lu l-loltcr, ltoy rr I I I' • lllllict•: / '~ck ! flrl n~ oultl, no . pc . cct on, llr nr 0111 : nuntc • f'lrt~t 1, lll'c, t'yuill 1\lttg vurletyblirlnr 0111, ntl tle~ontl : l)uvlll Kill" i ~uh1lhlrK, Duvftl plu,c, cvotti1UUII1i Stnyuuur • Kl y ke 'I t·' 11 Wlnctlnp, DllriK Oruct~cr: n~:· u un ' 0 u , 110 l'tlt Jonnthon , 110 lll'tll11fulittl 11111 ~~. Duvl t.l K:llt~t Kcnnchcd, IHI jlrc lli1Ut118 uwurdcll: Momc B~uuty, no · uw 111;Jct.l : sc n~~u l cnttty, llll premium! awarded : Ked f'lritl rl uco l)uvld Kill!! ' Dllllt iOUtl, no rlnt plnco, : Lut~utlu. no iwcmium8 uwurtl: Bvelyn llulltln: Orlt11oM ~ u : 1111111 ~ vul'lcty, · lltl (lnt 0tJidcn no ~fllmluntl uwnrtJ.. 1 11ucr, 110 . ~~c utttl tl lu ~e, cd: Mil dolt ll,lutlh, no preml· ums awnrdcd, name vnrlcty, 1)cv 1111 1Juu 111 , On~cl\ ~u hhUJIC, Devon t)evtJn . a~um : grape, IJtiUill DtltiM CTrucMcr· red , Co n~ord, no prcmlun1~ cuhhll~c. 110 Jlfllntlum u:Vurd· nwnrdotlt IJnfllott (leur, plnte, : llt.l: t'l!~ lllutH, Devon Huutt1: 110 nr11l plnco, Oorltl Orueser: ; ltllllllltll!M, I'Cd, 11cVUII I:JUltlll M UI!Uf fliJUf, piUill, 110 (ll'eltll• · Juxu11 Mcuduw 8, Joss I utns nwnl'llcd: yellow pcut hM~uthtw ~: ll111111hli!M, )ICilrJW, 118, plutc, 110 nm ~~~~~~~. ltoy 11ov 1111 lluu 111 , An 1111 Wotrc. Hullc~t while pcuchcabplutc, Juxou Monllt1W" ' \0111Uitlll8, 110 nrst plucc, Muxinll )'cr. , white , Jc"MI MouJuwM: tolt1u· Uluckbcrry, Duvld Rlna. · tuoM. !'cut' r·otl. llrlur Dill, ltoy l-luli cn biucbcrr)', no : Doi'IM lrttg!cr, Devon Buum: lltllltliU111M uwurdcd; best tlls· : ttJIIIUIII~ M. jl~llf ycfluw, Hrlur play tlf aurtlcn proou~c. l:lrlur : 1)111: llllllltltiCN, chorry, Annu !Jill, Jc18l McudtlW8, Juxtlt1 . Wull'c, ltrl ur Dill, Juon · Mouduwst lur11~8t (lotuto, no MouduwN: t ll llllll oo~. bl ·~o lur, lll'lliii) UII1 owurdcll : lur~cs t ()ovolll llt111111: yut:tl·IOIIJ! Jlolc jlll111pkln, Dcvot1 J1uuru: IJCUIIN , llldit!t fllu~c, Devon urg~•t wutofl11illtJn, Devon , lluu111: )!teen roil hu1h bctlll!l, HulH11t lur~est qpple, Evclyit • IJvc lyn tf,,ll,ut, Brlur l:llll, Htllll111, l:lcvon IJuum: lttrj!est : A l k~ 'l'ht itttflNOII : II II tit lxlunM, tulllnttl, l:tvclyn l-lolftlll, : 1111 11tHI plu~ll . I )~Vt!l1 l:luum; llovon l:luum, Brlur Dill; · w hll ~ unluiiN , Brlor 1)111, lura~•t ~ u ~ umbcr 1 Allen : llv~ l y u llulltlll: yellow Ul8hop, llriAr IJIII, ooth Nrst rllllttnx, llrlur Dill ; jlllllctHiliiR, plueet longa! t cu~umbcr, I 'yntJ I KhtM, i\llcn f118hup , 11rlur t)lll, · litH jlcllJll'f!, Urlur Dill. , Of'ul IJyer: luq;osl st]UIIsh, : l)cvott IJuum. JcK!I lirlur 1)111, Dcvo11 lluum: : MctttlowM; swoet poppon, no lur~est ~ll tllufouflc, lJovon : f'lr11 fl luc~ .. Devon ll uu111 , Hutti1H largest cur tlf ttlffl, : Juxo11 Mcuduw t~: turrots. Ocvon 11aum: lon11est bcu11, • llr1ut' Ill II •. Dovu11 lluuttt: l:lcvo11 Buutn: · lur11cst cub· . IUtllll!!. llll nr!t jliuco, Allee bai!Co IJcvun BuUill : f'rouk 'f'ht1llljl!lll1: jltCM CUClii111JctM, VOijOlttblcN, 110 flr'!l pfucc, Muxlnc l>ycr, Ollul Dyer. Dcvtmlluum. OpuiiJycr. • ·• '• .....__- _.__ I'IIDIR IT~IRI - Wadi! Collins and Janice Carr •~owed the 1r1nd lnd re11rv1 ohtmp)"rJ.Jlqmmerolll feeder etear• durlnl Tuteday 1 Junior Fair Commerolal Feeder Steer Show. They lrt pictured with B11f Prlnoall Athley Life end Fair Queen MtlhAn Haynu. (BriM J. Reed) Photogra·phy winners.named at fair Stm 11 ~POAt I'OMUIWY - Put Wblf of l'oltletoy wo11 both the best of ~ lmw und rcMetvc best of ~ how rosette ~ lt1the ·photugrullhy Cnl1tj1elitl on ullhc Mclys t'outtty h1lr. · Her 0111ry In tho ·NilU)lshut "l~c Itt IIIIIUt·c doscups look bl;lKt <If shuw, wh llo un ll111urgctt1clll of' chthlrcn's por- . trults won reserve best of KNOW, Manuel. Children portraits: Put Wolfe. Stacie Pullin s, , and Renee Corson. .Nature . closoups : Joyce Manuel, Sharon Curd. and Sharon Prunk. Sports and/or sporting events : . Put ·Wolf, Robert Bailey, und Sharon Prank. Flower~: Debbie Spencer, Peggy Crane, und Carolyn Nicholson. Birds: Joyce Manuel , Gina Tillis, und Peggy Crane. Insects: Peggy Crone, Ben Crune, and Stucle Pullins. · In the category called Mei11s County Pair for snapshot picture!, the winners were Wendy Hannum, p.,ggy Crane, and Dustin Johnson. POMBROY - Opal Dyer won beat of show in the apple oatmeal cookie contest In the baklna and cannlni dlvlalon at the Melli• County Pair. Taldna second waa Maxine Dyer, with Anita Muuer placinll third. Winners In the varloua bak· lni classes, listed first and second, were as follow; Breads Banana nut bread, Reta . Ord, Donna Jenkins, and · · Linda Rathburn; zuchinnl · bread, Anita Musser an~ Linda Rathburn; bakina powder biscuits, Evelyn Hollon and Linda Rathburn; · yeast rolls, Donna Jenkins . and Carrie Morris; monkey bread, Opal Dyer and Maxine Dyer; cinnamon rolls, Donna Jenkins; muffins, Linda Rathbum . Cakes Chocolate, Carrie Morris: spice cake, Linda Rathburn: carrot! cake, Linda Rathburn. Cookies Oatmeal, Maxine Dyer, Janis Macomber, Opal Dyer: .plain sugar, Donna-Jenkins. Michael 'Clem' Weaver NEW HAYEN. W.V11.. - Reader Services Corrtollon Polloy Our mlln oonotrn ln.all 1lorl11 It to bl aoouratt. II you know ol an error In 1 ttory, oaf) lhl newtroom at (7401 11112·21811. ANNOUNCING ..• 8.lW lid~ '• B1aultj Salin NtWI Departm1nt1 The main number 11 882·2 180. Department tldtntlonl art: SOUTHERN BAND -. Students In the Southern High School/Junior High School marching band have been busy getting ready for the upcoming school year. ,Students are shown hare practicing their marching under direction of band teacher Jeanette Oldaker, (Mar·y Freeman) elementary school bands. The bund has 11 real fun in Southern Principal Oordon Fisher · "''111 behind the bund HXJ perce nt ." said Fisher. "There's no reason why we can't huve 40 ·kids out there murching in t.hut band ." Fis her said he encourages students to join band und stick with band, adding that he was Impressed with the spring concert . ·There is still a lot of work to be done. For instance, the band members stili do not have uniform s, u necessary item for competition. One gout Is to have the band ready for concert band competition by the end of the coming sc hool year. · Already boosters have been busy raising funds to purchase needed items for the bund. Variou s fund -raisers. includins pizza sales und car washes. will be held , In addition. the band will be selling car-·window llngs ut Southern sporting event a. The nex t band boosters meeti ng will be 7 p.m. on Monduy. Aug. 19, at Southern High School in the bund room . Everyone is welcome . . The hours the students spend marching und practicin~ is u sign of thetr commttment to the bund pro· gram, Oldaker said. "The kidl are really dedlcuted to lhfiS bund," Oldaker remarked. .. ~ ----- ··--- -4 LOCAL BRIEFS tire ~. to inche~ or smaller In diameter, one time. . The truilcr will be on the sitl.l for two months. but tiros must 1>o t ~n tlnly when a worker h 111 the trui ler. Letart 1\vp. to meet . LETART FALLS -'- Leutrt Township Trust1--es will meet Monday 111 5 p.m. ut the o111ce building. Woodland · group plans· Tire dlposal llQMEROY In <tn attempt to reduce the threat of the West Nile Virus, the County I-Iea hh Meigs Department will offer a ti re disposal service on Au!J. 21 and Aug. 23 from noon until 4 p.m.. 111 the health depunmenl parking lot. According to Hea lth Commissioner Norma Torres. residents may brjng up to 2S meet1n1 NELSONYILLB Southeast Ohiu Woodland Interest Uroup will meet at 6 p.m. on.Aug. 19. The progrnm will nwer beekeeping busies by Boh Reliford. at hit home at 696 Pleasuntvilte Ave.. Nelsonville. lnformution is available from J)oyte Melick ut 740669-;\131. LOCAL STOCKS Janis Macomber: tuco sauce. Tracy Beaver and Sheila Curtis. Julcu Tomato juice, Sheila Cunla and Tertii WU1on; arape juice, Tlreaa Wllaon; bluckberry Juice, Lula Toban; Y-8 juice, Tracy Beaver. Canned fruit Apple pte fllllna. Janis Macomber and Sheila Curtis; blackberries, Maxine dyer and Opal Dyer: p:eachcs, halves, Maxine Dyer and DOpal Dyer: peaches. slice. Junlil Macomber; pears, Ma"ine Dyer and Opal Dyer, Canned veaeta ble1 . Whole beets, Opal Dyen sliced beets, Sheila Curtis nnd John Cook; lima beans, Janis Macomber: snap beans, Opul Dyer; cabbaae. Tracy Beaver; carrots, Janis Mucomber; quartered tomatoes. Opal Dyer and Maxine Dyer; areen tomatoes. Janis Macomber; vcactable soup. Maxine Dyer and Opal Dyer: hot pepper rings, Trucy Beaver; sauerkraut, Tracy Beuvcr and Sheila Curtis; and hot sauce, Teresa Wilson. AEP -SUO Ar(lh Coal - t UO Akzo -sue AmTtch/880 - 28 . t~ Alhllnd Inc. - :10.:10 . ATIT - 10.18 lank Ont- 38.H IU - 1?.17 IOIIIWnl - II,11 DuPont - ~g 81 . Ft!llrtl M Ollul - 68 usa - ·at Do Qannoll - 7l iO Gthlrtl l l101rla - 31 110 QKNL.V- ~ . 1& Htrloy Dovldton - 48 01 lorowarner- 111.01 Ohlmj)IOII - US Charmlno IIIOP• Oily HOIGIMO - at 3t e oo1- aa ee 1(-- ICmart - .10 lt.4t LtG.- tU3 NIO - l1 .0ol Oak Hill ~tnanolat - 11 7D ova .,. 2~ oa Aookwoll - 11 Rooky looll - 4'00 IIC lhtll - 4UO BH!I- .... 11 Wai·Mtrl - 11.12 WI,.'I-S1.11 Wlllthlnotlln - I 1.11 Dally IICOk ltiiOI1I lit 1M • p.m. 01011"11"""' Qltlle pr.VIOUI dl)''l ltlnNO• l!ont, provldld by lmlth ~1nnera 11 DIST - 37 g~ Ptopltt - PG-1808 Ptpoloo- 48 Ot Prtm~- eaa :10 &0 Advl1t Ina. CJI Qolllpollo lfiome, Dibe sock D-Rays See Pag~ 81 M•rlel lfemlnaway ("fllr~l Shot") opened a yn~u iludlo and Jn•pfrcd Muriel, a line of fra· ¥runre und hulh produc11 hy 1120 Plua. Sub1orlptton r1111 NIWI Ext.13 co oenll or Ext.14 One plr Dally 1Hl4 8ublarllltrt not dl1lrlng lo poy lhl A~llolng Ext, 3 Olrrltr moy rtmn In 1CIV1not dlriOt to Tho Dtlly llentlntl.Credit will lit glvon carrllf NOh - k. No tubtorlptton by moll Jllrmlfted In trtlt whore homt 011rllf HrVIOt It IVIIItblt. Clroulellon Ext. 4 Mill •ubtcrtDIIon Cleeetlttcl Ado Ext. e OnlhtWib www.mydallyuntlnll.oom ', 81.. Pomeroy, Ohio >4678D. Ext. 12 newoO mydaMyttnllnel.oom .. ' pold 11 Pomoroy. · Mtmlltr: Tht AtiOOitttd Prtu tn9 lht Ohio Ntwlj)tptr AIIOCitllon. Pottmuter: Stnd tddrtll corrto· llonllo Tnt OIIIY tlentlntl, tt1 Court. Oener~lmenegll' To •end .. mall Appltcatfons for The·Down Payment Assistance Program (CHIP) wfll be available August 20, · 2002 through August 30, 2002 at the Meigs County Grants Office located at 117 East Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. ! Macomber; grape. Opal Dyer, Maxine Dyer. and Janis Macomber; strawbcrric Oina Tillis and Janis Manuel; blackberry, Gina Tillis and Tracy Beaver; blueberry, Olna Tlllla and Joyce ManueL · Jellies, apple, Tracy Boa ver and Rcta Ord; blackberry, Lula Toban and Maxine Dyer; grape, Rota Ord and Tracy Beaver. Spreads, apple butter, Maxine Dyer, Opal Dyer, and John Cook. · Pickles, dill, Joyce Manuel and Janice Macomber; bread and butter, Joyce Manuel, Janis Macomber: sweet, Maxine Dyer and Opal Dyer: zucchini, SaundrA Bush nnd Tracy Beaver. Relishes End of the garden. Joyce Manuel and Sheila Curtis; sweet pepper. Tracy Beaver; bean reltsh. Saundra Bush and Joyce Manuel; cucumber relish, Janis Macomber. S11uces Tomato catsup. Trucy Beaver: spaghetti sa uce, Teresa Wilt on und .Janis Macomber; pina sauce, Tue~day. (UIPUU·MO) · Ohio Vollty Publlohlng Co. Publll'*l Mry llltrnoon, Mondor through Frldoy, 11t Court St., Pomlfoy, OhiO. litoOndoOIUI POIIIQt ly otrrltr or motor routt Ont-k 12 One month $8 .70 Other 11rvlcee ATTENTION ·POTENTIAL HOMEBUYERSII ... Mich11el Keith "Clem" Weaver, Aug. 1~. ~()()2, at Pleasant Yultey Hospital, Point ('leasant, W.Va. He was born May I9, ICJ50, son of Thoma~ E. und Betty J. Weaver of New !Iaven. llesides his parents. he is survive(! by his sister and brolher· in-law, Frances and Mike Taylor. und two brother~ and sistersin-taw, Ctyd~ and Elnora Weaver and Ni•· ~y and Virginia Weaver. uit of New Huv~n : eight nie~es 11nd nephews; and seven 11reat.r\ieces and ilr~ut nephews. He was preced~d in death by his grandpurents, Clyde and Bessie Ferguson and Ervin and Dai~y Weaver. Services will be t I a,m, Friday in Andcrwn Funeral Home. New Haven. with Pustor Glen Lambt·rt ofliciutlllil· Friends may cu ll at the funeral hom~ from ll to N tonight . 52. New Haven, died The Daily Sentinel . . · Wll1ncrMh1 the vurlous cutcorloM, 11 1 tcd 11tsl, second und lilT 01' THI lll'i' - Taking thfrd I'C !pectlvcly, \l'CI'C tiS (of • . bOth thll blllt bl lhOW, ilf1(j tow 1 : reserve belt of llhow In phoSutttlNhut Nlzc tography from amon11 360 entries Pat · Wolf of April I!Jolnlng the etafl of LunJscupc unt:l scuscupc: Pomoroy. wes She's pictured hera Joyce Manuel, l'uuln llurt und dl aplayln" her wlnnltlfl. Wcttdy 1-hmnum. " Anlmtti N unulot Birds: · antrlel. (Charlene Hoeflich) 1H N. ltqond, M(ddllrcQrt, Ob(p . Receive 10% OPP liny tervoe with thlt ad Debhlc SjJcllcer, f{ cncc Stucle l'ullns, Joyce Manuel, preuntld to April . other dl1oounlt applicable. Cut·wu, und C'urolyn Olnu Tillis . 112•2721 Nkholsor\ , . . Adult portrults: Ojlal Dyer, Adult poritults : Chery l Attna Wolfe, and Joyce 'rrlpleu, 'l crc~u DIJtfie, und r PI!II!IY C'tllnll, Children's pumultst Shurot1 Prank , Olna Tillis, und Ju111cN Deun·, ~tillite closcUJI!: Put Wolfe, Jt,lbcrt Bullcy u11d L111du Ruthbum. JllowctN : Anltu Mu ~sc t, Joyce Mu11ucl, und Cheryl 'l'tljllctt. !J irds: Jt1ycc Mullucl , Anltu Musser, uud l'cggy ('rune. lrtscct.1: l'cggy CrtlltC. Puulu llurt. und Joyce Manuel. l~tll"rl!fntcnt~ · Eligibility will be determined based on time and date of application Lundscuflc utttf scuNc upc : and low to moderate income status. For further information about this t'uroly11 Nlcl1ulson, Anitu program please contact the Meigs County Grants office at 740·992·7908. Mli!NCt, Slturun llrutt k. . Anlnutl s uttdlot' hlttf N: Opal Dyer, Maxine Dyer, chosolato chip, Reta Ord, Donna Jenkins, and Opal Dyer; peanut butter, Maxine Dyer, Linda Rathburn, and Donna Jenkina; brownleaf not Iced, Carrie Morrla. Opa Dyer, Donna 1onklna; brown· loa, iced, Donna Jenkins and Carrie Morris, P1111 Apple, Bvelyn Holon, Brenda VenQY and Mary · Rose: ~can, Evelyn Hollon, Anita Muuer and Donna Jenkins; peach, Donna Jenkins; ralaln, Mary Rose. · Candy Chocolate fudae, Opal Dyer, Reta Ord, and Maxine Dyer: peanut butter fudge, Carrie Morris, Sharon Hull and Matdne Dyer: white fudge, sharon Hall; hard tack, Melissa Coleman. In the cunning division. the winners were: PreserYesl Jams and jelles Preserves, peach, Gina Tillis and OP,IIf Dyer; straw· berry, Memlec Bryant and Lula Toban;'jams. black rasp· berry, Maxine Dyer, Vicky Russell. and Janis Robert Clark MIDDLEPORT - Robert C'lar~. 48, Mtddlep~.~n. dted Monday. Au11. 12. 2002 in Denver. Colo. . Arranaements will Pe annoum·ed by. l.le11i Fun~r11l Home. Point Plea, unt. W. Ya. .· Winners named in baking/canning contest at Meigs County Fair ~OEFLICI'IIIPMYDAILYSENTINEL .COM All at The students ure already preparing for this year's debut at the AutJ. 24 Southern-Berne Union foot· ball 11ame in Fairfield County. The band's' home debut will be 111 the Sept. 6 f ball ·h S h 0~\ia, game WI\ OUt Band can1p bcian July 22 and lasts all day. Students spend the moming learning their mllrching steps while it is still relatively cool outside. then retreat into the high school for instrument practice in the afternoon. "Four days a week, 20 to 32 kids· take to the field 10 march and play," Olduker said. . . RACINE - A reincumuted : Southern High School Marching Band will be tak· : ing th\l field thi s fall. ': Southcm's current band :- has been four years in the : making , with three of those :. years under the direction' of : band teacher Jeanette . · Olduker. After an ubscnce of : severul yeurs, the school's : band program was reestob· :: lishcd four rears ago with : just u handfu of students. • Even after the bund's rein:: stutcment, urrangomcnts for : certain mu sica l selections. : including tho Stur Spangled ·: Bunner, h11d to be udupted for . the band's limited number of instruments. This year, even The past school yeur wus experienced band members the first year Oldaker was are busy fllleamlng some tra- able to work with clcntcntary d'11 1 1ba d school students on a regul11r ona n urrun~cments, basis. due to the combining Southern's bund rs coming right 1iiong. Oldaker com· of the district's elementury ·: mented, observing that the and junior high schools. program has to be built up Prior to coming to starting at the elementary Southern, Oldaker worked ut school leve l. Sheldon-Clark High School, "There has been some and Inez and Wurl1eld middle intcrruptiotls in the band pro· schools in Kenwcky for gram in the previous yours," seven years. · she suid. "It tukcs time to get In the post, band was pretty feeder bands lined up to much limited to junior high Increase membership," . and high school students. This year, the band has Now students us young us incrensed from 18 members fourth grade can join band. to 32. Sixth-grade band Even younger students attend enrollment is at 17, hopefully music classes. · ensuring. a new cro~ of stu· The band, in its current : dents for next year s junior fonn, debuted in May with 11 : high und high school march- spring concert featuring bo!h : ing bands. · high school/junior high and ~(Iii , nm "I~O"T Deaths -~ .Revamped band ready for adion Ohio weather Th~t\1 th~ '"\-11 The Dally Sentinel • Pitge A S www.myd•llylentlnel.com lntlclll Mfll• Ciloiij. 13WHkl at WHkl a2 wukl ~1111 13 Wttkl 28 Wotkl 02 WHkl 127.30 113.12 f1 oue outtldl Mlill County . UU& f5e.lll 11ot.72 - THURSDA)'. AUGUST l!, 2002 SENIOR Cl'flZEN DA)' 8po11101' ol !111 Day "RIDI!NOUR GAH" AIISr Cllluno wllh Go~den l~~<koye Cord odmllll!d fl'llllll MO Pm 4:00p.m. Klddlo Trlll:tor Pull · Small Show Arena 4:00p.m. 11ny Tot Show and Toll · Hill Sluflo 5:00p.m. Alllaon RoiC· Hill Stale 6:00p.m. Doa Obodlonco Show - Llv011ock Show Arona 6:00p.m. Norlhcall Clutter UMW Churches- Hill Staao 6:00p.m Tractor Pull -Pull Tr!Wk 7:00p.m. Hlflh Country· Orondatand ' 8:00p.m. Out• Pnlr!J B1111d· Hill Staae 8:30p.m. Norlhwcltl'errtwry. Orand !land II :00 p.m. Ootct Clo10 FRIDAf. AUGUst 16, 2002 8po1110r or tho Dar RJDENOVR GAS Varloua11mot: ThoMaatc•of "ThoCap llnt~era" 7:00a.m. a.... Open 9:()() a.m. Junior Fair Pet Show • Small Show Arena I 0:00a.m. Klddlt Tractor Pull of Chlllllplont • Small Show Arena II :00 a.m. Roll Call for Markel Lfvetlock Membera • Lfvcllock Show Arona 12:00 p.m. Bicycle Drawlna · Hill S&a~e I:00 p.m. H11111cu Raclna - Race Track • .2:00p.m. Market Rebbltand Pwllry Sale -Llve111M;k S.how Arona 3:00p.m. Dairy Markel Peedor Sale· LlvoiiOCk Show Arcnp 3:30p.m. Dairy Swc plllket • Lfve1tock Show Aron1 4;00 p.m. Mllllcet Limb Sale -Llvettock Show Arena All IIGES , All liMt ~ · ., "" • �Th ntin 1 aily The Dally S.ntlnal • Page A 5 WW'il.mydallyaentln.t.com IR 1r Fun 1\'A t ~, lm\n i r tl~~l'li~IM\. .~ P(}M 1\t)Y ~ ll\UUii llf ;l)ll\1\ . 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The Gallipolis Oally rdenen' IJY 1itf In Sudnn: ed. ll llk\1 , ~ hllllllllllt llllVtrl!tl bllllllllU 11110 llllth~ll ~andy, f.lntty Plll k\\118 1 dlrellttlr llf IINJ\!Itlea, said 1he hiltl fun llrln~ll\1 the l'lllr ttl NEED TO REPLACE Mia Farrow ("The Secret Life of ZUtt(l debUII!d tn "John Paul luni!i1' 4 nlm tll*t her fither, John l*atn~w, wrole t111d direct- flllr f11od mh u f\nmel TODAY IN HISTORY AbbllCIAi fP P~<~S '1\lduy I< Tlllll'liluy. 1\111!· 1~. 11w ~n th 1111~ 111' ~on ~ . Thoro 111'\l I~~ 1h1y• loll In tlw y~ m· Tmhl)''' lli)Jhil llhl In fti , tory; Attl! .' l ~. 10-1~. 11'11' j11'1wluimoli "V .IDu(' h)• 111~ Alllos , II lilly 11t't o1',tupun ll)ji'l't'll 1\1 1\II'I'OIIIior IIIWIHidlllonully. On thl' >htl ~ : In t71\ 1l, N11pnl•'nn lh•1111p11r1 ~ iv 11~ hom nn Ill~ i ~ l1111111•t' Clll'il\'11, •. 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David Tucker; fair queen, Maghl!tl Haynaa: grand champion poultry showman, Trlcla Congo; and fair king, Robbie Weddle .· (SenttMI $lt!ff) . . . . . S\HIIIlti llhll njllyl!tl l)liiylnll sllnle ~Ml\e& auch liM II tfll~ t\lU ftlf 1\flt\!8, Th h~l) l:lff the ll\>1!1\t ftlr \>l&lum, thl! ee11ter 61Tlltttl -. ' ttlble ti o 11 ~, flowe r~, f\;1)\1 , laws Qffers some deterrent I *"\\ Wtli , t.llelll bu&llltU\\&llt~lllll - OI.OWNIMI AMAAID - ~~~~ Hawillhl!, a Mlddlei)Ott tel!l" \HI \lt~l>ttill~>mi ~>f lli~lllltt%, iiillt, dli}ti~ ~~~ i i a ci()IMI, hlue-s e Hhl! at a toy at1t~el11t Packa(.~e <!f' new accounti rt~ · I · Tl'lbunt 1111'hlrtt Avt., Qalllpollt 1 OH, •1111. Charltl "lffttJ. R. llh. .ltl'tHrl~tllon P'h. 112-2111 II Ua1t Main llreet Pomerov, Ohio Mon • Prllam • tipm lot. lam ·Spm lun. Ci011d • Meet Mike Llevlng, President of Farmers dank's We•t Vlrglnla Dlvlslon. "I'm rully etelted •buut the protpeet of opening a 11ew braneb •r Farm en Bank and headlna up tbe Wttt Vlrglnl• blvlelon. I look forward to the ~h•l· lengtt and arowth thll new venture wtll afl'ord me," Mike has been In the bank~ Ina busine11 for 27 years, but recently came aboard the . Fatmers Bank team to head up the new West Virllinla Division. MIke knowe I he banklna bu1lne,s lnelde out, and has worked In almost every position. He starled out a ~ a teller, then worked as a cashier, cotlecllons, assiAtant manaaer and as a branch manaaer. Mike then advanced his career by workin11 as a consumer loa~ officer, and then a commercial Will j!l'<lmoted to Set!lot Loan Officer, and then to Executive V\ce-l'mldent, and mott ieeently to Pmlden1 of the Ohio Valley ~alan, Mike btiHIJii a VIIStatnl.)' of experience, and a wealth ofknowledfle lo the table, and 18 8UI'e to be an ll!l!!tl to f'atmm Bank, Mike Is h11!mbet of Saini Paul Lutheran Church, and hu been Involved wllh many oraanl:tallon. In the area includ11111 tht Moon C~lint)' Chamber of Commerce, l'leuant Vllley Ho1pil1l 1 l'i:llrtt l>lenant Llun1 Club, and Muon County Development Authority Board. Mike !elides In New Havel! with hit wife, Holly. They have a 1on, Weeley and a dauahter, Merrily, · ,__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _""' and two aranddauahten, In his spare time Mike el\)o)'8 campln11, 11y flth- (F:tJ) Fartners Bank lhiJind aolf, 21Ml<l ~lllll)llll~il willll\l i'w'lli!JII tlul~llln ll~]Jl!~t~ tliut ~~tllrmtlnlll lli!IW£cll Nuv, ~ lllklllltl ~tliJ llt tlill )'I!Uf, llu•ll will H~k ('IIIIJI,I ~~· l'llf lllllhorlly Ill Ill! Ill Wllf Wilh ll'lkJ. '' fltlll w lll ii~!Jlttfltlt! lfl~ llkllll'itlm thr llu~~." 11\1 ~ulll. IMmlonlwllliiW'hl! h mewlt•n ~111/ot tt/ /to/1 (1!//r Ifit• II~W.tfiOJIN 1!/' C'l/fl[ltl///i/1,) HOUU :..:==============:, Your Friends ·& Neighbors ~N;o:p:h:o":':o:al:l':'P:l':':••:· · w......11, McCullouvh, Membtr FDIC • ~ We're Your Ba~k for Cife.u More fair results, pictures See Page ft.:1. 1 ----··------------~--------------------~----~ - \ �< Thurtday, Augu1t 15,2002 Pomeroy/Middleport, Ohio Page A6 • The Daily Sentinel . Th Daily Inside: ntin l NASCAR Weekly, Pa$e B2 Browns ' guard not worried, Page 83 Reds drilled again, Page 83 1 '"'ut'IMy. Aupat 11. lOU Bobcat football off to a fresh start .. Appearing every 'lhunclay In The Dally Sentinel ".... . '· ' l:B-~· '"1. \. · ''··!.. n. , "' . ,.' 4"".w ' • .....' . ' , • "·-~ ' ' t ~ • d_-~:o-, C.t, ..1 .~ <' fl~l , :.o11W •t..i ..... , ' ' ,· . . . lf 'L ' ' ~} l'lu , •' • ~•" ! • ,' ~-'" r , , • '"',"' • Meigs County Fair Relay for Life · The Gulliu CoUIUY Unil of the AIIK>rkun Cam:cr Society will hold its annual Relay for . Life .in the Gallipnli > City Park Friday und Salurduy. . R~.·l uy for Li f~ is the Ameri cun C.uu:cr Sudety's signature activity I hat oflcrs everyone in the ct>mmu· nity un opportu11ity to purtkipatc in rhc J'i ghl aguin't cu nccr. The even! will begin 111 6 p.m. Friduy wilh the Dance . High Country will per)·mm l1t Ihe grandslund ul the Meigs night will be Trick Pony ut 8 p.m. Entenainment will be fealuft'd Thursday. Friday and Coumy Fuir al 7 p.m. wllh Northwest TerntorJ to follow ut Dance ut Southside Saturday evenings on the hill stage at the fan. 8JO p.m. Fenturcd attruction ttl the grundstun .lin Suturduy Community Center, Suturduy. from 7 to 10 p.m. featuring "Cherry · Ridge." Loose Change band opening cere monies. Thursday thru Sulurduy the Iron Gute will host . the Loose Chunge Band. The band will play every night from 6·1 0 p.m on the putio. · Stew "Rhino" Rcinhurdl , from 101.5 The l<i vcr, will scrw as lhe master of ccrcmollics. and Gulliu Cou111y Fair Queen und cancer sm. vivor Alki11 Halley will be li1c guest spcukcr 10 kkk·off the eve nt. The S(u·vi vnrs Lap will slurt at 6 :~ 0 p.m.. followed by the cvcnl's l'ir~t ~ cvcr Carl~~ivcr hap to rccog- nitc and hnnur those wlw so will · i11gl y help ·und support friend' und fam1ly members diagnpscd with cu r"cr. Tcum laps will hcgin after· ward :utd will continue until the end of the event al II< Hlll on Suttlrday. !'or more informution , <.:all M..:Furlund ut 446·5679. Beach Blast Beach Blast, Saturday, noon to 4 p.m., rain or shine. Kids and parents can build sandcastles, blpw giunt bubbles, play water critter tic-tuc-toe, octopus ring toss,limbo und more. $4 adults. $3 kids, teachers, students, und seniors. Free to mem· bers und children uge 3 und under. Naturalist programs ' { Th~ Gre'ul~r ll111llington Park ami Rcncution Di>lri<.:l offers a naturul · i't progrmn cuch week thmughntll the summer ut the Ritter Pnrk Ros·e Garden Room with u View. "Smelly Skunks ;md Fetid Foxes - Why So me Animals Sti11k".is uvalluble ut 2 p.m. Friuuy u11d 10 a.111 . Smurduy. Other progrums inclt1de "Lend u Hand ," Au~ . 16- 17. Admission is $1, nnd dtddrcn younger thun i3 must be llecompunicd by un t1duh . Cull (304) 6'16· 5'154 · tH' visit www.ghprd.org. Riverfront · Ribfest VII . llarris l{iverfrollt i'urk , Ribfc,l runs 5 lo II p.m Aug. 15: 4 to II p.m. Aug. I6: II a.m. to II p.m. A11g . 17 and noon to 5 p.m. Aug IX. • Ribfesl fcaltrre~ ciglll lltllional rih vendors. li ve llll~>i <.:, kiJ 's ganlc>. a 11e1ting Zllll and tlln Aug. IR) a <.: IJ., . >i.: <.:ar ' hllw. Admi»ion i' $2; $1 for d1ildrcn younger than 12. All m:tivi tics and gum" arc free liJWil mlmissit>n. For more i11formullo11 , et" · ·o11li11c lit hltp://ww w. lt<.:arena .<:om or calllhe lluu1ington Civk Arena at n04) (,tJ(J.5 lJ90. Musical auditions Appalachian 'R eg ional Tlicatre uuditions for RidHord 0 ' Brien 's mu>i<.:ul , "The Rock y llorror Show," from () to 1) p.rn , Monda y und Tue"luy ut the former McCiettigun >. 1434 Jru Ave . t':dlbuck' tire <:onduclcd from 6 to Ill p.m. Aug. llJ. Pari' urc uvuilahlc for approximately eight women and nine men . Rchc:u·,al' begin ut 7 p.m. Aug . 2(o . l'er fo~mum:cs urc 'chcdtllctl for late O..:tohcr. Visil c ondu<.:l ~ www.art west virgi ni:t.lJrg. 1he Glass Menagerie· .Free Spiril Prmluctioll' offer> the pluy ny Tcnllesscc William' at Xp.ni . Aug. 16-17 and 2 run. Aug. IXal I he Mu,curn of An. 'Tickets arc $6. Send e·r11;1i l joyj<Hwthan ([!!yah< x > . ~••m . 'Mountain Stage• The West Vltginiu Public Radio production features the New Song Fcstvial at 3 p.m. Sunda~ at Chnrles Town. Vistt www.newsongfestival.co m. The Aug. 18 concert, which moves back to the Cultural Center Theuter will be at 6 p.m. Tickets are $6.50 in advance or $10 at the door. Tickets are $6.50 in advance and $10 at the door. Cnll (304) 556-4975 Ext. 3. Down on the Fann S outhcrn Gospel music returns 10 the Bob Evans Funn in Rio Grande on Suturday. The concen is prescn1ed in partnership with JOY·FM radio in Point Pleasant. WV.. and SoutH Shore, KY. The concert will be held in the same location, ut the .shcltcrhouse directly across the road from the Bob Evans rcstaurmn. Cutes open ut 4 p.m. with the concert scheduled to hcgin at li p.m. A pr~·w n <.:crt will get lhe evening starlcd fcuturin g lo~:al men 's quartet Forgiven 4 ut S p.m. A full concessions tand will be oCfercd and will femurc Boh Evan's prodtr<.:ts. This un outdoor event so guc,ts will need to bring their own lawncht1irs. In the event nf inclcme11t weather the concert will be nll!vcd indoor>tu 111c University of Rio Grande Lyne Center. Ti <.: k ~ t' arc $10 in advam:e for adults and $5 for chi I· dren 12 and under. Adults prkcs will go up to $15 on the day of the wnccrt. For more information on where lo get tickets call JOY·FM mdio toll free at I·HOO·K2 1· 472(r, Monday thru Friday from X:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. "IODIIl a \UtOf.l. $1.00 fMIIOIOI'-ilttOIIIII...,.Cr,...ot .. ~· CHit . . . . IWII'\.r ~I! h.. . ,_IIIU.IOA.GI ..,.....,,, •Q.Iil,~ 'Surviving Bonef Manor' J,,. •-m~".''"'''•r·t In tnday's world of reality television only the strong survive. The late' l in this tong line of pro?.rams is no cx~:cptiofl :uid the produtcrs :md host of ' Surviving" arc willing 10 go to whatever lengths necessary to make ' urc !heir show is a hit. Throw in 10 very different and unu, ual contestants who arc also wi lling to go to extreme> in an cfforl lo daim the grund prize for them· selves. Place this group in a house that has been haunt· ed ever sin..:c the my sterious uisappearance of it's owner 40ycar' ago ami you've got the makings fnr a mu,Hee TV show ~nd '!lur~c~. That's just the be~in­ nmg·ol the mystery 111 "SurviVIng: Bones Manor.' · Come join us at 7JO p.m. on Aug. 16 and I p.m. and 7 p.m. on Aug. 17 and help solve the mystery at Bones Manor. Tickets arc $10 ($8 for rnuseu·m members), Ticket' arc available al the museum anu at Engraving · l>l u,. Pro..:eeds will benclil the Jackson High School Drama Cluh. Ti..:k~h urc limited for each performance '" get your' carly. . r ' , ' , "~ ' I I \ ' ,,JJ.~"' · 0 I \\, ' , ,. -· ·..-,~·II>'' Oo l' :., ....._ ,. J l.jJ.Jr'.:lt!JiltA.i{ i~ll'"' .·;Jtl'~·r • 0 JJ. ,, : !i. ~ ot.' ; ' i~ I~ Arts Club ' ~· " • ' .", 'Abracadabra• Featuring Greg Fre)Vin, Goldtinger W1<l Dove, Hobson and PIU Hazell, the 12th annual production is offered IU various times Aug. 15-18 at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Pari<. Robert S. Marx Titeatre. Ticket~ are $35·$43 and $1 S-$20 for children age 5· 12. Call !513) 421 ·3888 or (800) 582-3208. ''T'ECUMSEH": The outdoor dmma is ~rfomied at 8 p.m. Mond;iy through Saturdays through Aug. 3I at the Susarloaf Mountain Amphitheatre, Chillicothe. Ticketq Monday through Thursday are $14 and children age I0 and younger, $7, for Friday and Saturday, $16 and children age 10 and younger. $8. Call (866) m.moo or (740) 775.(]700, show The Kentucky Creutive Arts Club offers the show : through Aug. 31 at the · Highlands Museum and Discovery Center. 1620 Winchester Ave. Hours are from 10 a.m. to. 4 p.m. 1\Jesday through Saturduy and 7 to 9 p.m. Mondays. Admission is $3, $2 for seniors. children and students and free to children· age 2 and younger and members. Cull (606) 3298888. Card show A card show iN offered during mall hourH Aug. 1618 at Cedur Knoll Galleria. 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In high school. muybcl rh~1-.: "'"' youn~ vne or twu govd ptuyNs 011 \IIW 1~m11 . w i d e In colleje, ever}'lllle is jllllll.l." rec eiver On 1\lr of ll(\jUstlng Ill tilt' hijjher t'ronr level o com~lhlon, lht.~ twwei\1 Sulem . mi.Hnbers ol' 1he Uohcat l'ollllllill 1\un· Vu .. is just one ot' 21! Uy huve lind to "(lju~t to seveml nthllr Ohio lft'shn1e111rying tu muke tllllllllll uspects 1>f Dlvl~l\111 I 1\ll>lllliU, in~ l \111· tor them sillve~ 111 this summer's two· h111 the daUy mNtlnjs. tht1 lil'lll)hll» · a-dny training camp. And wllh just pmctlces und pl"ybol,l(s tht.~ sl1e ,,f u thft'e dnys of ruu. squad pructice phOilt) book. . ' "h', llt'linitety ~n \'h~lllen)lil111 111 .t)('ll" fm ~ '>t;utll\ll 1u hlld.· lll' h>lll In ~~~~." ''H'I h'e<hmml runninll ~-· ~ · the t~U · lirmt \\>IU\jl. 'I'm li\Uil'llnll 111 1111' •"Thl.l Ur'l 11•~1f 1'1<11.'tWll\ \\hill\ M pluy' anlltrymjlll\ leurn lll't'l')thh111. llt'l'l" \1\lf~inll 1\llh lll,1lhe h\'1\hiiWII. 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MASON, W.Vu . - The Big Bend Youth Foothull Leugue will hold signups for the full season beginning toduy and running through the month of Augusl ut the Muson Bnsc bull Fields in Mason. Signups will be from 6:30p.m. to R:30 p.m. tnduy tmd Thurs ., Aug. 22. und. from 10 u.m . 10 I p.n1. Smurduy, A~g . . 17 und Saturduy, Aug. 24. Derek Taylor .SPORTSVIEW The new sports guy in town Eastem youth · football sign-ups TUPPERS PLAINS Sign-ups for the Eastern Youth FoOibull Leuguc will tuke place I0 u.m. Smuiduy ·01 Eastern High School for grudes 3·6. There is u sign-up fee or $40. Melp1oH . results Here are results from the Meigs High School gill f leum's piny this week . Tuesday (Ill CUI'I'sldtl, l'ront nine, pur 36) · Teum Scores: Gull iu Academy 167, PllrlsmPuth · 169, Mc1gs 176, Snurh Gulliu N/A. . Meig s: Josh Vcnoy 40, Jeremy Bunks 43, Josh Ruy 46, Beh Bookillun 47, Juke Venoy 50, Cody Hysell 50.· Medali st: Aaron Miller, Gullin Acudemy, 39. · Wednesdny (nl Riverside, front nine, p11r 3~) Team Scores: Meigs 16R, Wuhuma 179. Meigs: Jeremy Bn11ks 36, Juke Venoy 43, Josh Venoy 44. Ben Bookman 45, Josh Ray 51, Cody Hy sell 57, Kris Gunther 57. · Wuhumu: fun Smith JlJ, Jonathan Dillon 46, Brandon Dewees 46, Heath Stanley 48, Tony Tulloh 50, Garrett .Kaylor 57, Timmy Roush 58. MLB labo' talks hit snag NEW YORK (AP) labor talks hit a snug when the sides delved deeper into the key economic Issues, leuving the union's e~ecutlve board on truck to set a strike date f'riduy. Rob Manfred, the owners' top labor lawyer, has repeatedly expressed optimism, but even he udmitted little head· way was made ut the bargEd n· lng table . . The board iH to huld a tele· phone call Friday, and without progress probably would set a strike date, most likely Aug. 30, according to a per· Kon familiar with the pluyers' deliberations who spoke on the condition he nol be iden· tified. Buliilboll'~ ••••• Send your local ~ pqrts . news to sportswriter Derek .Taylor via e-mail ut aports@mydailyHentioel.com. Clevtllanct's Jim Thome hits a two-run, third-Inning hamt~ run off Tampa Bay pltehor Paul Wilson on Wednead11y.Omar VI~QUQI also t1core<1 on the homer. Catchlnf! lor Tam!lfl BllY 1ft John Flah~rty. (AP) THI BIG HITI - IJI""' Tribe.sinks D-Rays Clevelund 's !!Il ls Burks hild 11 lll'nkllll·hul ~lnp l e 10 lefl durin ~ 1he first lnnlnl! for his 2,000th ~111\ler hit. He also drove lnu run wl!h 11 fll'lh·innlns. hroken·hnl slnt.tle 111111 p111 the lnuluns up 3·2. Burks, who wus 3· ftlr-4, hus 27 Rills In hi ; lust 2\.l snmes. Clevehmd sturter Dnny s Bue1. (\}.9 ) 1111ve up IW>l runs und ~e~en hits over t1ve hlllln~ s . Tert·y Mulhollund pitched lhree·\llu s l nnln ~s. ulluwlng un RBI lrlpl~ lo Juson Cont in ihe nlnlh . Cunll scured un Andy Sheets' 11rounder. hill Mm·k· Wohlers got three outs for his •lxth snve 1J1 seven ST. PETERSBURG. Flu. (AP) - Kurlm Ourclu wus wultlng for an Inside pitch. When he gnt it.. he 1m1de the most of II. Ourciu continued his torrid hlulng llj,l!llnsl Tumpu Buy with u three-run double us the Cleveland lndhms beut lhe Devil Rays 6·4 Wednesduy nlt~hl . Ourcia, who hit" grand slum In Tuesdlly's win over Tumpu Buy, mude i~ 6-2 with his double off reliever Wilson Alvure~ in the eighth lnnhtjl. "The lust time I fuced him. he P,ltched me Inside und struck me out on lhree pitches,' Gurcln suld. "So this time, I was looking for It," Garcia is B·for-20 with two humerM und I0 RBis In five gumes uguinst Thmpu Buy this liilUNon. "You get In those spells where things ure 11olng r,(1ur wtly," Cleveland mnnaser Joel Skinner suid. 'It's 1100d IO flee," Jim Thome also smyed hot ngalnstlhe Devil.RayR, hitting ~I s second homer In two duys. · He put the lndiuns up 2·0 with nri upposll~·fleld shut In the third Inning. He has gone deep !'our tlmeN in llve gumes ugainst ThmJlu Bay thl ~ season und hus six homers In 68 cureor at-bats at Troplcnnu Pleld. . Heljlht: ll-fcmt-1 Wel~ht : ~~~ lh>. llnlr: Rod\ll ,h bn1wn lur hMI'nt~h t\1\l, It tle t~ml ' mt tit~ ~etl\llll I. Ryes: llrmv11. A11ii: ~0. Mill'ltul siUill': Plvmwtl. 1\irn·Ons: Sutln ~~~~el~· nnll lilllll nmn11111 wulks on lhe oou~.>h . 1\tm·off8: Rude P.\JOplc nnd humidity. Oh, Will! n ~eron\l. Thi~ INn 't thllt kfnd of lnt roductory Q(l mpu~ itlon . Fot•glve me. l'l'o ooen uwuy fn1· u hh. · In fu~ t . ul\N NIX'mllnjl 111.1111'1)' every \luy sl n~e lll~O ~ill\ll~l.'l~lt'lo th~ Slllll;ts wnrlllln nne wuy m nnnlher nn>l n ~nrl y ull 111)' time shwe 19H7 wrltln~ nhn111 sports thrllll\l puh· ll ~u tlnn ot· 111111th~1". I hnd neurly lledlll.ltl 10 wul~ uwuy l'nun tlw pt•nfe~s hm l u~i yeur. Thnnkl\ill)' 1\w me. 'nmethlllJI pull~tl me hud , und l t.llll i llli~~il !l liiil In~~~ nu~ k . Swtln~ ihl> w~~k. I um nnw u 1\lll·tlmo sports wrlior· fnr• ih~ l:)ull Sllnlln~l. snmo· thln11 my emplnyet•• huve tnltl nw huNn't he11t1 dune twfore. Stl I fet~l hnnm\lll, II '~ 111 he 11iwn the oppmwnlly 111 llrouk SU II1 \l llllW 111'111111\1 lUlU ~1\'ll the llllOplil of M1.1 l11s C'nunty 1111 ln. hntt se vnl~e In their lliVIl Sllllt'ts ~o mmunit y. As 11 former nlhlote In the Ohln Vull ey uml 11 smull ~chool (llutJen Clly. W.Vu.l ll l' llilutll~. I knnw how neur un\1 deur In the pui s~ nf .u ~nmmunlty lncul mhletlcs ul1en 1!1'~. und hillllll 11111 ur 10 1h11 tn.~ k. of pt·ovlulnl! lh~ he~l ~ume cover· ll!llllllllll\lmurtl work 11ns• lhle tnr lhe ureu. ~,I've been lhrmtllh nHich of lite Ohltt . vulley 111 vurimts t1 ~'WH (lll\1ors. · from SiOtJhonvlllo 10 Now Mm•tlnHvll e, W.Vu, to PurkerMhlll'll• N(l lt would Meom 11 nlllui'UI/)''O• I!I'Cls~ln n w mnve o little 1\lrtiHw Nt:llllh utmp the I'IVCll', I ul~il ~(1(1111 ~~~In ~ 11111~ wnrklnj! In c~nu·ul lnil ltmu UN u NpUI'tN wrlte1, No rudnu uml hu~kCllhnll J'un N. lnke heurt . I know wh11r~ 1\IHJ why your lnyt.tltl w run UN they dn. . In J'u~t . ul'ter M pemlln~ Ihe bulk ol' my IIJ'e und cureer ~~~ u hUI'Ilennlttjl llo~elloll writer, I' vo tokell M uch nn IIWI'ensed lmcre ~t In Wlnt Nnn Cup ruclna In the JlO!I two ycorM lllld M UCh P de~reu~ed Inter M l In "the arnnd old anme" "" ltl8 plnycd on the pt'O~ u lon· ullevel due tn re@l'rln~ lnhlll' INMUC~ lind 110 flll'lh Hull I wnulillwve In NIIY my (lwn i!liiii N usn writer huve eve n chunlle•l. PIHII IH Taylor, II ch~nces. 'Pnul Wllion ('·Rl fulled tu win hi ~ l'nurth con~ecu · tlve ~lurt . He nllowed four runNnnd nine hits In 7 I· 3 lnnlniiN· Over his pusl l'our oulln&s. Wilson ho8 ~lven ur el~ht runs nnd 24 hltMln 31 1·3 lnnln1Js. Tumpu Buy tied 11 111 2 In the founh nn Auhrey Huff''s solo homer nnd 11 snorlnce fly hy Jnhn Pluherty, · · Hufl' wem 2· llll'·4 nnd hus 41 hit s In his pust 2ti gumes. Hoy re-takes points lead in motocross championships IV DIIIIK TAYLOII DTAYLORDMYDAILySENTtNEL.COM ROCK SPRINGS - Dickey Hoy took advice frPm The Gambler Tuesday, knowln& when to hold them and when to fold them at the Meigs County Palrarounds. The Ohio County Fain Motorcross Championships points leader ln the 125 "A" Pro clau rejoined his lead in the stondin&s of the 250 "A" Pro class as well on the evening, avena· ing un carly-ovenlng sotbliCk to rival Justin Story of Mlll')'svllle. . Story, who upset Hoy In the 25· yeurund older race, got ~hut down emphaticu)ly In the r,rofeu lonul ~enes nightcap, the 250' A'' class, He flni~hed a dl~ Jant second to Hoy, who was visibly more motivated In the lUI• tor cvont. While alvlna credil t(l Story for the aae11roup win, Hoy notc.d It wu~n't time for him to JP I()(l percent • yet. "That Z5·P.IuM ruce wo~ fnr $2,," HCly said. 'Sll4:ond ·place 111 It won $20. I'm not aoina to bump n suy for five bucks." · Hor. funher clurified hi ~ point, nlll · lng, 'Now when a couple hundred dollan · •cporatc~ flm und •ccond ... l' m not tuylna I'm I!Oin& to riiCe dirty, but you'll do wnat 'you have to do to win." The coovlnclns 250 ''A" c lo~" win put him back In frClnt of tho series standings, whlle his win over second· place fini•her Murk McDaniel In.tho ' 12' "A" NcrlcMfurther widened hiM "Built'~ the ~nme lrliCk tor everyone, lend In thnt clnHM, If It'~ dtll'k fo1· me II'• durk ror him, "I woH leodln&the 125 comln&lnro. 11)0." tonillht," Hoy Mold. "But I fell bock to Owtaht VoiJz nnd McDonlcl round· fourth In lhe 250 NCriCM bccmo I cd out the flniHhcn In the 250 "A" took o week off loM I week for voco· Pro clnu cvonl, while Hoy and lion. But u win hero tonlihl .flUU me M~Donlel wore th onl~ rldon pre· back !It the IQp bcOIIUMC there N 0 COU • HOnt for the 125 "A" VOIII. pic i U)'S uhood of me who nren't here The 25·pluN " If' cloNN ovont Wll toni(lht.'' ,· won hy l..<lllRII'N Tim Pi nk. Hoy Nold condi!IOIIN ot tho trliCk. Tho NCrloN relurnM to uctlon thll which ho noted w111 JuNiullttlc •moll· • ovcnln '"' 1 Hnlmt• Count~ cr th11111ho IVIfiiP QOIII'IIln the Ohla rtalrQro touthem •eric•. were Holld, thou&h a dRrk cor· portion ul' Ihe ~ lute Sept. II at the ncr In iho middle of the truck auvc he HocldhJ ount y Pulrjroundl outtldt und other rider~ lome lr,!Ublc. l.ojlllfl. . · "Therc'M a dark corner thoro In turn ScrloN director M11tt Butman tald four thai r actually IOM I him (Story) In l'leaH ... H- II durlna thut 25·pful rliCC," Hoy Nuld. .-r• ' . �Thuraday, Auguat 15, 2002 :Latest ·injury doesn't-concern Brown~' guard • 252 Upper River Rd. Galllpolla, OH 1 •••-on 12 Place Your Business' Ad here Call The Dally Sentinel for details Valley Lumber Dave or Betsy 992·2155 992-6611 555 Park St Middleport · Crow's F.amlly Restaurant From the pole Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken Fourteoo <11 11\1! 611 111C118 al MiChigan lnmmalioo•l ~Y halll! been IWll IT0\11 11\1! polo ON THE TUBE UPCOMING ON THE TRACKS I I I I \\111\11111\l'll~\ ll•ill<l ~Ill 11""<1'1111'1hi 1\\lllll'hll\l'k, ~~-~ ~~~-,. 1\IWI'nlltl b:-.)!Hil t~~~ r\' ~\\1\\\i\.\ I Ill 1'~f II• I"''" I'•l•·ln\o ~11. 1·:11i'N'1' I III ~: \\'1' ~\1\lh\J\\ H\\ I'1'1\l"l,_t\\fllt '11"\lliE I 1 ',\HI \!Ill, 1\\l"k I I N \~1 'l~ll.,nrtn lO•II>~ »:111\1.11\ ~111' ~1\11 11 \11\1'\~ 1 1~~ 1 I Chiefs: Che~ Pontiac changes aren't enough Ill po!ll\kln I BUSCH SERIES Roc.: Callela\! 250 Whltrt1Michigan lnlematlonal SpeOOway ~ 1111!1111: 2 ntllel! Whendleturday, 1::30 p.m. EOT. . O.ltlldlnQ thiMpiOIII ~yan N~wman . llulll!ll rollt-niCOidl Marl< MaHin, 169.571 mph, Aug 19. 1996. . IIIIICII ~UIIIItylng ..eordl Jimmy Spencot, IM .62~ m!lil. /l.ug.17. 2001. llllllylln11NowtMndomlnaled hloll'ioi r~ race, taking the dled<ered llail ert.!t leading !rom lap 88 l<lllio oM. Newman f<l<J 11 g of 125 lafl$; 8 Ired< I'8Cilitl 228 Main St. I . CRAFTSMAN TRUCK I Mtct: NASCAR Craftsman 1lucl< Series 200 I Whtre: Fllchmond lnlllmatlonal ~Y 'licit ltngHI: .75llllle8 wtl.ri1Sept. a, 9:30 p.m. EDT. lltltn!llnQ chall\pt011: Jed< Sprague tn.ftlrM!I'Ihll:l< ~· B<lll K1!8elowekl. 104.161 mp!l, i!ept. 4, 11ia7. Cnlftlmlln '1hlCk Qlltlltytrlg ltCOidi Ron I &toiylln.: llle ahnUIII I 1 I Homedtly. 121 .126 lllllh, S4fll. 4, 1991. 1 end al Flk:hlllond ln~udee altlp~eadtr: Wlilal<ltl CIJ!' Bui!Cf1 Grelld Nall<ltial and Craneman 1lud< Serlea awn\1. 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" NIISI'AH ~lllllllllit""l• nil•· 111~11 lill~l'ftie "''' the .1'h•VI\11•1•ml " hall· lll~h I Cox N•ws Servl"" · &f."'-~ 'II '• lml '''I')' 11111'11111• 111 NA)St 'AI! ilml wlicll ln•hlllllill llllllll', IIW!> ~ llil II>LW») il l~I '" 111" lhll\1 ," ••llll!ilhlllr lmmi; ,Mt lltiilhlll~ 1't1•\\ ~ hl••l hu· tlh• Nti ~~ t 'h~v\\ "1t tlw L'ltl''ll At'\! 11tH n,ll II. \11\lt'i\11 \llliUAII\ hAt\_. 1111 hi th ~ l ~l\ 111•0\ 1\t•\i, II\II I!W pi'Hhl~ tll WHh th~ lkll.l~ *'Ill! \·~ ~~~~~~ II\ 11\AI 11\ll\'' t'V t\ lt1\ hi111tsl' llP~lW~III\M Ill II nl1l1 '' JOI.INNV nMoW\iMD I tlftJl N.......... AmiCI oonwovtr~v from hit AlltQed ~n~eloal aon• lronlatlon wllh a photogrl\pljor, 'refty Stewart elilmltd nil third win Of tho U!l8tl~ Sunday Itt Watkl~e Glll'i> IIIII, 11'• 1''''' \'II'~11111~ Ill ""'tl• I' \10.Nil, IU 1\ llll l rt~. .'''"I .111h11111' 111•11-.11\, ill> 111'11~• rl\111111111\.fll illt' tlii\II'IWI:i l 'h h ll~ , II MI. 'N!IM'1\ll " 1\11111~ "'II" 11! lh•I'IMhllhiiiMoliy "We had une or the be8t cars, maybe not bet- ter lhall'l'uhy'!l bt>c!Uise we dldn''t ~t a chonce to t·Utl hend-lu-hcutl ," f'l"i.letl Mllld.' But we hall oVet·vbodv else t'OVtHl.•tl" · l-Ie cluthcnt~t.'tl Slewarl ut1 the l!ud ll!!IIBI'I bUt I\! II l)'tllil third to sixth. 1•11111>'1' 1\'1111111 hiiVr illkl•lllht• i\11111llii'IIAIII 1\'111\I IIWl l\1\lll' ll\Hk~lli III PI!I!Itt1 ur iltltlltlj,l 1\1 II• Iilllllh Ihill I> l'llllll'llilll lll~ IIII I'" n~lll l!lllli \1~11 ~ . ' I'll I"'"" 1\11' II IIIII"'' MI•IIIIIM" llllh•111111~ Ill\ llw tlHil.l' Wtl \ Hw~:~ lll\11\tl \'11\1 wm~t'll thi~ IUMh II fl\\ !1\ "A lop-llve M ol the itch llllW.'' \It , IIIII 11\rl I ~·111\llit'!t IHIW ~~~ 11\hlt• t'JtC ht lht'u\1\Pl' HntkP~. It Will ht' llit 1f' nil! I ' 1~:~ 1\n\," 1\p !!li h\. lUII . ~lllot t '~ IWO·I'I:Ice wtnnll\11 streak omkod 11'1\h a 21 •t•place finish. 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He Wd!l ulJUmlstlc llfler his Wotktn .. Olen, N,Y, flll hthml !.t:!t1d H!lnd nynt WAi kln Atllett llllct'll til h11 mi . II '!' ll1r n t·!lt tlnw !Ill It'll I!JII!l lhn ll11·1 hn!!h't W\JI1 flllcnR i tm P mmi i'IICI' Ill ti'S!;'dlltllt. lie th'I.JIJIJE!(I !t R)JOI hi tllll pu\nhll'RC!:', !O nnh , fhliUWh hU111Rti· IIMt'fl lu l'lck up IUpotut st lll 8tel'lln~ Mnt1ht, who nnl fl.hl'r :«Jth1n 11 tm thnt loL't 11 cylinder. "'l'iiAt'll the lt'll!ll qf my wurrle!! rhdlt lloW, " ( ltmluu tnlt\, "I wnu ltu wl'tt ruceaat1d I waul tu cor llhuwed I!O'xl ope•d In SfitUnlay'!ll practice. "It's dlsoppolntlng," Oortlnn Rnld, 11 lt'!! a place whero we l•huuld have! cap\. QOADON tallzed. We wero otrong at !he beHinnlny ol lhe race,Then golloo,. ond twej never could tiMhlen II up, I w"' wolns to wreckout there, I wao Btl loo,., a n~ we hod lo come in an~ pll and lusl tt•ackpoolllun an~ It was tMlr." _.TRACK PROFILE Rudel grabs pole with a little help MICHIGAN IHIEIIIMnotW. SPEEIMlY '1'11ok12-mllo oval; banking In turn1 1•4, 18 degroos: ballklnU on lronlotreloh, 12 diiQrlils; banking on bltlllalrotoh, 5 degrees. Whtrlf E!rooklyn, Mich. Ollt Opentdl 19BB Plrtt Wlneton OYp raotl Motor Biola 500, June 15, 1969 Orlndttfnd Haling, 136, 373 On tht Wtb: www.ntllflleedwsy.oom ollli out neXt·lt>laolalllolll!47 drlvera try· lng to qUalify lilt the BlriUl Satellite Radio al the Cliett, Uteky Rudd !llllt a little thank You to tho,. who preceded him, 11\e~ helped hint Will the pole lllr Sunday'o race at WatkU18 Olen International, he 1heepllhiy admllled with asrtn. . He Wall!oked ~ he folt Like he'd cheated, leorn· Uti ll'Uhl hll uompeutol'll' !ape on TV and Holen· In I to wha1 they liid·abuill tho road c0UJ10, "I . thlrtk ll's laklrtlf advanlago or aU your reoourceo," Mudd "ld, tauyhlng, II Was Rudd'ofil>l polo of the 10110n and 17th of hiHOI'e811 G - A!L<ulnt Oilllllilllllllly UMivitlil Ptlu l yntlloale lor Oo• Nows Jlmloo 10001266·6134. 'Fo1 roleue 1111 wee< of Augul 12, 2002. ' Tampa Bay Minnesota Chicago Cleveland Kansas City Detroit 1311 6 6112 19 24 t/2 Seattle Anaheim Oakland Texaa 74 44 .627 69 49 .565 57 60 .-487 52 57 .437 39 eo ..326 · Centre! w L Pet 71 50 .567 56 63 .479 53 u ..we 48 72 .400 45 7s .375 Wilt w L Pel 73 47 .608 72 48 .600 70 51 .579 . 51 66 .429 08 5 16 1/2 22 112 35 112 1311 13 1e 112 22 112 25 112 138 3 1/2 21 112 Wodntlday'o tltmtl Oakland 4. To1001o 2 CIO¥Oiond I, Tlmpo hy 4 Baltimore S, Minnesota 5, 1~ Innings N.V. 'nlnkoeo 3, Kansas Clly 2, 14 Innings Texas II, Chicago While Sox 6 Boston 12, Seattle 5 Anaheim 5, Datrofl 4 a Residency questions raised for Harlem Little Leaguers. SOUTH · . WILLIAM- League World Series in South SPORT, Pa. (AP) -. Little Williwnsport, Pa., was dogged League officials are inves,ti- b~ scandal when Bronx. N.Y., gating whether tl1e Harlem, pttcher Danny Almonte was N.Y., team that advanced lo discovered to be too old to this year's World Series has play. Almonte's team was players who violated residen- forced to forfeit its third·place cy rules. finish after officials deterNewsday " reported mined he was 14 instead of Wednesday that as many as 12. three pi;Jyers, including slar Last week, Little League pitcher Alibay Barkley, live • received iwo anonymous ruesoutside the boundaries of the sages accusing the Harlem Harlem Little League district, 'team . of using players who according te neighbors. were too old and' who lived Last summer's Little out of the league's boundaries. ·CONSTRUCTION 736 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992·5009 Larry W. Banks, Owner/Operator ' Environmental . Protection Agency (OEPA) laal week. "Acllono" Include tile adoption, madlllcallon, or repeal ol ardara (other than emergency ordare}; 111e 111uance, denial, modification or P.O. Box 1049 , Columbus, Ohio 43216·1049 (Telephone: 614·644· 2129). "Final Acllona: ere tcllons of the director which are ellecllve upon 11au•nce or a stated elloc11vo date . to Ohio Revloed Code Secllon 374S.04, 1 final action may bt appealed to tho Environmental Rev lew Appeal• Commlulon (ERAC) (Formtrly Known Aa Pur~uant revocation of llcenan, The permiU, Environmental Boord 01 Review) by a leatet, variances, · or person who Wll 1 party 1a a proceeding belore tile director by !lUng an oppeal wllhln 30 dtyo ol nollce ol 1he llnal action . Purouont Ia Ohio Reviled Code Section 3745.07, t llnol action luulng, denying , Bobcat and I'm really enjoyAnd Carberry would ing it." knpw. The 6-foot-4, 252lt was an · easy sell for pound defensive end worked Knorr. 1 he way into the rotation late "It's always good to get last season on the defensive · kids from southeast Ohio," line. This year, he is projecthe said. "They've grown up ed as a starter. with Ohio football' and · His advice to this year's of a permit, llcenae, · there's a lot of pride incoming class? • etc. Interested involved. It's an opportunity "Keep grindinJ! it oul order, peroono may aubmlt to have their frrends and everyday," he satd. "Keep wrll1en commento or family in the stands all the getting yourself excited for raquaot a public meeting. regarding · time and that's a great expe- practice." drtlt ocllone. rience." · Common1a or public · So what's the biggest meallng requeeto adjustment Hackett, Young muat be eubmltted and company will have to within 30 daya ol notice or lha drtl1 face ~his fall? action. "Propoaed "The speed of the game," tctlono" ore wrltttn said sor.homore Kevin eta1emen1a ol the Carberry. 'That's the biggest director'• lntenl with from Pap II reapect to tile adjustment. And it takes laeuanct, denial, time." the turnout for the event in modlllcotlon, Pomeroy was solid for an rovacotian, or ronawtl 1 110 traveling to Galli'a Acade111y and Eastern evet;~t in southern Ohio. and :~ ~ 1 ':.:~! : ';~rnO: looked forward to lhe series' comma ntt u d playing host· to South Gallia on the-gridiron a return in September for what raquu11 lor • public week from Friday, and Southern playing lhe should be a gl\la evening, muting rogtrd!ng t next day, however, it will soon be time to my from Pip II which marks the first c;oru:!=t=~~~~~~ hands dirty once again, and I can't wait. anniversary of the attacks on deyt ol notice or tile I encourage all those who have lhe ability to New For now, however, my concentration is York City and propoaad ecllon. An make use of my e-mail address published Washington, D.C., as well as' ad(udtcallon htarlng . local. It's just good to have goals. • bt held on a With high' school football, volleyball, golf . each day under my byline. Feel free to let me the downed aircraft in west- may propoeod action 11 a and cross-country seasons just gettmg under- know how things are going, if there's any· em Pennsylvania. htarlng raqutlt or way, there is plenty to look closer at and enjoy thing I may be overlooking or may wanl to "There's nothing more obJacllon 11 rtctlvtd by the. OEPA wl1hln 30 locally, as well. have a closer look at coverage-wise, or just American lhan county fairs daya ol luutnct ol My first few weeks here will be spent mak· give me a tip on the best places to get a burg- and motorcross," Eastman tilt propoetd aotlon. ing contacts and networking through the er and a beer. I'll surely appreciate it. said. "I'm sure that we'll do Wrllltn commtnll, county to further familiarize myself with . . . roqueata lor public and coaches, players and admJnistrators, not to · By the way, the tum-ons and turn-offs? somethmg spectal that mght, mottln.g t, Merely an attention-getter for a laugh. One . and we figure that it's on that ld)udloetlon httrlng mention readers. I'm looking forward to lhis, more 1 raqutala mu11 bt tent as one of the thinJ!S I almost forgot I enjoyed thing that is sorely missing from the sports date will actually rbring . I 'II be to: Hoorfng Clark, so much about thts line of work was meeting world sometimes. peopIe out to the •atr. I Cillo Envlronmanttl Enjoy the day. a good thing to see." Proltctlon Agency, new people almost every day. With Meigs Hoy .Taylor. BANKS The lollowlng application• and/or verified complaints were received ond llle !allowing droll, propoaed, or final ac11ono were lnued, by the Ohio carllllcataa; ond lhe a p p r o v1 I or dloapproval or plant and apeclllcatlono. "Crall Actlono" are written a1atemanto ol tile Director ol Environmental Protection's (Director's) Intent with rupect to tile !nuance, denial, etc. Fresh yo Places Whe11! I know we 1:' \1' l lul~ loll'!l ~Amn1 111ny hnvr l'UillCllllttlV· t'IL-'ll utl n tmck hu usPd tu lllA!!Im: Om'tlun 3 14 112 15 1/2 24 4 t/2 New 'lll<k Boston Baltimore Toronto league's worse rushing offense-from a year ago. "It's a concern." said coach Butch Davis. "Hopefully, Tre will return 10 praclice some time before the begmning of the season. Anytime you sign someone with an !njury history. you have to cro~s your tinCINCINNATI (AP) - If 1hey keep thts up. the Arizona gers ." , Diamondbacks are going to be as tough to catch as a Jared While patiently waiting for Fernandez knuckleball. Johnson to return. the Browns The defending World Series champions extended their have had to make plans in case im~,>ressive roll Wedne;day night by geHing a he never comes back. sohd start from Brian Anderson and scorBarry Stokes, who signed as ing runs otT a knuckleballer, a hardan unreslricled free agent in throwing reliever and a 1990 World April. has take n Johnson's Series MVP. · spot at leff guard alongside · A 7-2 victory over 1he Cin~innau tackle Ross Verba. Shaun Reds moved the NL We;t leaders 30 O'Hara is playing right guard games over .500 for the ftrst timl' next to 1ackle Ryan Tucker. , since 1999 and extended their lead tu u 'casonThe dependable Dave high eight games. · Wohlabaugh is the Browns ' · After trailing by 2 1/2 games at the All-Star break, the slarting center for lhe founh Diamondbacks have taken control by winning 18 of their straight year. last 22. The Dodgers and Giants might as well start focusDavis wants to avoid the, ing on the wild card. problem the Browns had last "Our pitchers and hillers are on th.: same page right now," preseason when injuries presaid Tony Womack. who had three hits. stole two bases and vented the club from finalizdoubled home the tiebreaking run . "That's wha1 you strive ing its starting offensive line for." · until a week before lhe opener. By contrast, the Reds are striving just to get the simple 1hings righ1. like running the ba,es and catching the ball. Ther did neither well as !hey fell ~ 1/2 games behind St. Louts in the NL Central. Ken Griffey Jr. go1 picked off first base -Cincinnati's third base-running blunder in its two losses to Arizona and catcher.Jason LaRue had three pa,sed balls in the first, one shy of the major league record for an inning. LaRue also Ie1 one .of Fernandez's knuckleballs get MASON, W.Va. - Keith Woods has had the pedal to the through him for a run-scoring wild pitch. metal two of the last three senior league matches al ' ·"There's probably onl y been a handful of limes that I've Riverside Golf Course, and the truck drivier sub.stitule has caught this guy." LaRue said. "Probably if I had a little lost all but 4.5 points of his league lead. experience and had some idea of which wa~ his ball moves , Ralph Sayre of New Haven has nearly wiped out Woods' it would be. easier to catch. Bt.tt in that hrsl inning. I've lead and trail s by a 157-152.5 margin . In a distant third never seen a ball move that much ... place is Buck Hall of Ravenswood with a 141.5 mark. The mi shaps led to two unearned runs. and Womack The Tuesday play had 49 players on hand with three broke 2-all tie wilh his two-run double in the sixth off three- man 1eams and 10 foursomes to allow a possible 13 John Riedling (1-2). who has lt nasty faslball but hung a points for the day. . two-strike breaking pitch. ·, The team of.Don Wilson (Chester). Jake Rainey (Apple "We gave them lhe first couple of runs. and 1hen we had Grove, W.Va.), Gene Thompson (Pomeroy) and Charley a couple of hanging pitches,' manager Bob Boone said. Yeager (Mason) shot a 13-under 57 to take over the big "Hanging breaking balls - tha1's what happened. ·Every points. In seco~d shooting a 10-under 60 was the learn of ball we hung , they hit" Mick Winebrenner (Racine), Jack Fox (Clifton), Jim Riedling gave up a two-run homer to Steve Finley in the ~unningharrt (Hunlington) and C'\)Toll Norris (Syracuse) .. seventh. then got treatment for a strained groin. Jose Rijo, There was a tie for third on the day belween lhe team of the Reds' 1990 Series MVP. gave up a pinch homer to Jay Jim Capehart (Pt. Pleasant), Gene Gray (New Haven) Bob Bell in lhe eighth . Anderson (Ripley) and Harley Rice (Reedsville), and the By that point, the Reds knew it was over. . tearri of the foursome comprised of Ken Whited (Pt . During the Diamondbacks' 22-game spurt. lheir starters Pleasant), Dick Dotson (Mason). Jim Lawrence (Syracuse) have pitched into the seventh inning 19 times. Anderson (6· and Dana Winebrenner (Syracuse). Each team finished at a 8) gave up two runs and live hits in seven innings, even nine-under 6 I. though he wasn't at his best . The closest to the pin conlesls were won by Ralph Sayer ':I really didn 't feel good out there at .all ," he said . "I didon the 14th hole and Mick-Winbrenner on No.7 . n't feel crisp .. I had a. bad warmup. I was n't locating. I Two more players dropped by the course making the total thought it was going to be a roug h ni ght" player number for the year at 95. The weekly average is now 47 golfers. The season will run through the end of September. "We've normally had smaller receivers (at Ohio), but he's a bi~ receiver for us and for Divtsion I foolball. I from Page II' haven't seen him drop 100 Hackett had some more spe- many balls in the practices we've had. So he s a guy : cific aspirations in mind. "I want to catch at least.34 with pretty sure hands and balls and score eight touch- he's a big target out there." Young, a first-team all downs," he said. "I sel high state selection from nearby · goals for myself. I know I'm Wellston High School, was : ~oing lo get my chance, I the Tri-Valley . Conference · JUSt want to get out there Offensive Player of lhe Year and help this team win ." last season and has been getThat chance may come Hng reps with the secon.;l sooner than later for and third teams. He said his Hackett. The 6·foot-l, 193 decision to come to Ohio pound wide receiver is was an easy one. already taking reps with the "I've known ever since I second team in practice. was a sophomore that I was "Anthony's a big, fast going to come here," Young receiver," Knorr said. said. "I wanted lo be a 'las continue: Gordon falls to fifth In standings CoX N~W'l ~M 'Y i l!t' 1311 E11t w L Pet. : HUNTINGfGN, W.Va. - After four days of teaching and · running drills at less than full speed, the 19th ranked Marshall Thundering Herd finally got a chance to do some hilling on Wednesday. . Marshall put oh full pads for the first time durin~ camp for a · pair of practice sessions and the results were posittve. ' "I think the best indiCalor of where we are will come after · Saturday's scrimma~e," Marshall coach Bob Pruett said. "We are slill in the teachmg mode and I am pleased with the progression we are making." A concern for lhe Herd so far in camp has been the number of injuries, bul Pruett said the bumps and bruises lhis year are . no dtfferent from any other. "We are nicked up a little and had some kids out loday," Pruetl said. "I'd like to get some of the kids who are out back. but we looked at lasl year and we had more kids out at this time lasl .year than we do now. . There wasJood news in camp on the injury front. Junior defensive en Maurice McKinney should not have to miss . more than two weeks with a sprained knee. wttl1t lt too.'' DRIVER STANDINGS t9 20 21 21 112 Amerlcln LHQUI :Herd completes f~rst :day of work in pads "Iwant thot troph~" said ffunk Po1·ker, ''" ."Uoll'lleiaiiYbodY else ""' II, becauoe U19y'IJ N''/H"'>VP\'UIMIWIIMliiWI'II~Iilillld Mlll'i>iiWhj sen Franclaco 0 Lot Angetea5 , Montrul 2 St. LOIJII 7. Plnoburgh 3 Pllllodelphlo 4, MllweukH 1 San Diego 6, N.v. Mole 2 ArtzoNI 7, Clncfnn.tt 2 138 Arizona hits new heights at Reds' expense ·Woods holds on to lead at Riverside AROUND THE DIAMOND W.tklna Olen, N.Y. undoy1 Wlnal<ln Cup re8Uito require a tlolthle mk•: HJ. Joneo nnl!h.. lburlh al W.tklns Olen lnmrnnllonal? Scolt l'ruett cbr uwnet'll Pll)lllli big dlvldelldsln theSlrluo Salelllll! Radio at 1'heOlen. ' · Julies stepped IIIIo A.J. Foyl'o No. 14 PonUac when teyul~r ouhstltum Mike Wallace expi....OO all """""'"""s with hllld coW'Iie rac.s. All Jon.. did waortvo FI!Yt hlo best fln· loh evor In thl'l!e jl!lll'O u a Wlnotoll Cup ear OWIIer. Julie~ !on ol11163 hidlanall!Jii! 1100 wilmer l'orneUI Jon011, ha; tecod at the ~.41!-mtle road cuul'lleln buth Wlnalon CUp and the Busch Serle! and holds the ovorallll'llek record, run· nlngln lnternaUonal Molor Sports Assocladoh care, In thl'l!e WlnotonCup olorts, his bellt Hiilsh Was lllllth With lhe MelllnH ltaulny ll!am In 11163. baol )'l!tll' he ooached Jimmie Johnson In a llll81lh race. "In the backor IllY mind olop-nve was my ~I, but I Wldevel')'body lop to," Jolles.,ld. ' II was a hl!<!k ol' a I'll. rt.1'hei!UY! pla)'Od II just rtyht 011 ruel. I W8i out of \Ill! lhe Last three 81'1!ell DaglaiJ!I.111• Lllel HBU\11! W8s back and lbl'lh. "We had a slml at IThnYI Stewart·at the lli'Hinnlng. He waa fi!Ot, bullf ~u t'Ould h•ve l!lltlen In tnml uf him, ttlllYbe )1111 could how kept him the~~ . Uu1hlhe top th1,. col'll, we BEREA (AP) - Of all the spring minicamps and got off ligament in his left leg. Two years earlier, knee colorful tattoos adorning the to a solid start in training massive body of Cleveland camp before injuring his right injuries cosl him stx games. In guard Tre Johnson. one seems knee in a scrimmage against '97, a shoulder injury cost him to sum up his brief career with the Buffalo Bills on Aug. 3. the tinul two games of 1he seathe Browns best. Johnson hasn't played since, son. He's only played the full, It says: "Learn and ins1ead of taking snaps 16-game schedule once in to Finish." with the first-unit offense thi s eight years. "It's always fair to wonder if For the week, the 326-pounder has njury-prone been limping around on lhe a player ·can get through 16 Johnson, J'ust getting started sideline, watching. games," said the amiable has been ifficult enough. So when will he be back? Johnson, who 1eammates say . "It's always something I "Don'1 know," he said . is the Browns' strongest play: didn't see coming while I was Tuesday. "It's a day-to·day er. "''ve had more surgeries · doing my job," said the dread- thing. If it wus a (regular-sea- than most gurs, but I always locked Johnson, one of the son) game right now. could I come back. I m not a finesse NFL's most punishing run play? Yeah. After nine years in player. I don't play position blockers - when he's healthy. the league? Yeah . Could I do fombatl. : The nine-year veteran start· well'! Unequivocally." "I've never pulled a muscle. : ed three games lust seasonHowever, the ' doubts I've never had a cramp in my : his first in Cleveland after remuiri . life. I'd never get discouraged seven seasons with Johnson hasn't played a fall over stuff like that. 'If I did Washington - before tearing season since 1999 when he somelhlng foolish. like 11 : a tendon in his left leg in Week made the Pro Bowl as a motorcycle crash or bungee · 3 at Jacksonville and was reserve while blowing · open jumpin*. I'd be mad at : done for 2001. holes for Redskins running myself. : He re-signed with the back Stephen Duvis, .who Johnson's latesl setback has Browns in March, ugreeing to rushed for 1.400 yards. the Browns wondering if they . a one-year, incentive-rich In 2000. though, Johnson can ever count on him . They . deal. The 30-year-old had no started just four games before need the self-described : problems during the club's · tearing 1he anterior cruciate "mountain mover" to help the 992-5432 L'Of1\e8 I 1l1II' Ill Ih ~ ~ l'hAtl~. t 'h~oiVI'tll\:'t ~ i)\11 t\IHI\It 1'1 \lth\ P~h 1 1\ll ~" \1\l'I\P~ 1\\t'WAI~I , Wl\11~ 1-\11\tltU'"' nit llitlttllt'nllhl t1 \!PIIIII tn~:lli\Jt'\V~m l , ' u ·~ 1\t 1 \l\\\h•l~1 Wt1ll1\lllll! \\1 U!h W\:lt.M'\1\lhdV t\1~'1 1 11\ 1\\W \wilt,''""''' t'htttl \tmm", t't~w ehli'r »II'""'"' .11111111\o Jul""""'' N11. ~ll t'hovy. "I 1h111k !111\'lulll\' t'i\11 ~lit' tl ml ~'w l~ n i"'II'IIM· ~ 111 1 ~ 1111 1Jtlft1'.11ll tlw hi~~~· \t'fH'kl!l, Roackourse expe11s live ·Up to reputadons lly AL IJivtNE . 1111•1\li\IP Ill Ill• hill\ loll' 1lolll 1\Jt•111~ 1\mll•e ftw Stllltl•)'~ 1\!i~l .. !l l~,.eiiii!\I I\V l'ilrlltOI' .lack. 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Child CARE has openings, 15 yr. experience, Certified In Meigs, Athens and Wash ington eountles, Open 24 hours. 7 Days per week. St. At. 7Tuppers Plains, OH CALL 667 ·6329 1toM\)Mioo. """' ~.to.t · , ~.,;,..,. , • .._.., ~e·· SCIJitl. SM•Pill GtdliJiol/s, Ohio• (740) 446·2015 /SA. Ctnjflrtl A.rllorist 750 ·East Stnte Street ODD JOBS me. Painting, Powtr W11hing, Mowing, WHdntlng YouNHdlt Done, We 'II Do It (740)949-40211 or (740) 591·9239 Phone ( 740)59 3-667 1 Atheu s, Ohi o Roofing, Siding, Rdd-Ons, flectrlcot, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Orywoll, Painting MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech st. . . middleport, OH ,. I 1 (10'a10' 610'1120'1 (748) 992-3194 992•6635 Haning's Construction Local 843-5264 Mtdlcare Supplement; Life lnsur11nce; 1-!lu,rlaland Final Bxpe-; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pl!ll!llon & oiOIK Rulluvers; Fo,.,.n: L•rry Owner: 740·367·0181 Ronald "Mick' Haning Christina 'Chris' Haning 740·992·0780 Cell• 740-591·0919 Cell: 591 ·8393 Mortaaae; Mlljor Ml'CIIc11l • Nunlna Home Rre yeu stressed? Business Services .ALLt&L Coli now for your oppt. mEIGS mftSSfiGE THERftPY m n. Second Rue. Cellular mlilleport, OH Jeff Warner Ins. (740) 992-1105 Tonie Reiber r Uctnsed V,IKII SAIJ-:- 1 m1le oul Bulavllle Fnday & Saturaay. Pl~o. Roofing • Holfle MalntenanceGultera • Down Spout Free Eallmatu 949-1405 1110 Second Avo , Moving Se.le· 'friday, Sa lurday, Au· ~ u al 16· 17. B 00-4 OOpm , No early aalea Wo wrll pay • guurnntcccJ salary until we huvc you 8/16·811 7 Three lamlly yard aale, brAnd name clothing, lrulncll und rem..ly Itt kids and adull s, 1541 Addi· u~s i s t aon Pike, 7am·?? August 17· Route 7. AdU1· son, beside G&G Marko!, Long enberger baskets. twin bedroom suil. chi ldren & womens cl olh1ng Big Yard Sale. FrrciSy and Salurtlay 9am , 7908 St At 7N , Cheshire. Friday 16th and Saturday t7th. In Thurman· 183 Broad Street, lurnlture, baby 11em 1, 2 cribs, clo!hlng , clmsumcrs' in their uuunnotivc purt.:huses. See llrlnn Rns• or 1'•1 IIIII McDonalds In Rio Grando Now Hiring Oayah1lt. tnau1 · Rnc e Avaii Rble, Holidays and Pai d Vacation . Apply Within 992-5479 the Oltlo HOWARDL. WRITESEL G~I.Ul~li.L~ lllt· \h<! ~1\IN <)Ui l' ' PIUNTINGI L' ·' Il l! ' . j,- UII'S PllmNI ~udolph Wurlllzor plano. light o1k, baby plano 1111, IPICI M~f. IXDtllent oon• dillon, aoklng 11200. (7401218·12:14 . 1178 Champion homo, U·,ISO mllo1, aliHIS, 28', Mil aontaintd, 0111 (7401885•4433 or 74Qo _ue_2·.,.oa,.,•.,. ll ...,......,.,...,......,...- Hill's Self Storage I 2002 3211. Houl Alii GoctH llpear-'="~!"':!'-., Ji)lllflli & ~101< tr1liof. IO,OOOibl. Nr.r· t.,loi.-aiVaiit«liitrn\iiiiiiiiHL&'Iiii....• r::o.~~~~OI~Id. t8.DOO. Blaokborrltl U·Pick, • 2.00 Ql., on 1114 E. ol SyriOUII, Olola.8112·74411 . Conning Toma1oll. Jim O'Bnon form, ~IIIII fallt, (7401247·11113, U·plak 14, WI plak 15 I buthel. ~om-n lwHt Corn 11 'K•Mtrl l.OI In QalllpoHI Ao· 1111, IUO daztn tl farm In ~olll orc101111. ao cozen or more. 11.75 Corn .-vallol>ll all lummlr. Iaughman ~ (740)1H·e535 Mil• ,, ror '''' 11 Troytr'l WOOCIOrah, 8 mUll Will al .. For 8111 24 ft. 2000 Horn11 oompor oanlolnorl, IIIIJ)I 8, Ill, VIIV nlet, I 11500. and llkl ovtr PIV· mtnlt 304·111·835 1 ollor Opm , wk dlyt. TIIAVIL TIIAILIII, 12 Prawltr, 18 It, IIIIPI 8, Ntw Awning ond llr11. lu· IIIII nlot. 13800. (7401445• 11505. t--.11 ••II· iijpiiiiiiiiiiiiji~!iii'iiiiiiiiiii r1s . HoMI IMPRoVEMBNTs AIIYPtt of muonrv brick, bloofl • tlono 10 yro, IIPf' \ I I \ I , I I II I rlonot, . frtt llllmllt, 1110417711-8110 •-~OCK IAIIMINT "''uiotft WATII'IPIIOO"NO • unoondlliOnll lllttlmo guar· I OOWI (llillrl Qallowayl, a tnlll, Looll rtltronaao fur• ~tlltro 1 lull 1 1111r nllhlrl. llltblllhtd 1875. t lountn 111l1 goat ·1 112 Call 14 1'111. !7401 445· vro old ,limo bNulllul ani· 0170, flloger• l11emon1 malt.ao.l.e75·18H Wa11rprooll11g. I I I ' \ I ', I 1"1 I I I ' ;::====iii • 211870 Bllhln Ro1d F1aolnt,,Pnlo 45771 . 740•N..II17 BLIND SPOT M111ey Ferguson Parts & Service (F1c1ory Outlet) All vertlul blind• ore 111•de lo oroler ol LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR Vertlulo • w...d • Mini• • Ete 1441\W Ari. Gttpol• 4359 Sl. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, OH 451131 I (740) 446·1044 446-4995 hnv~ GARAGE SALE. Saturda y August 17, 8·2, South on Rt 7 on Raccoon. L to 15 Ann Drive. Lots ol Stuff plus Christian Books anCI Tapes Od» Ozci.C & Gravely nurlor.atlnn Need 5 tadles to sell Avon mlec. ThE CRAFTY, r1 1<'-1 ycul Mnmluy thru Suturday (7401446-3358 10:00 n.m. lo 6:00p.m. 'lit begin the c1.1rcer you •• • Tonneue Cover • Ventvi•or • Bu1 (Shl•,ld & Vull L1no1 on Olher Atc:HIOrltl I I I \ 1 I II 1,, . • , "'I I I ~ I I" • ( 1•111) '1'1/ 'olin Mond•y·Frldly 8·5PM • Satutd1y 8·2pm Under New Management WEST SHADE BARBER SHOP P/B CONTRACTORS ,INC. New M1n11erGeoraeKorn 740.885-31148 CONCRETE!Bl:.O CK/BRICK Racine, Ohio 45771 NlwHourl Tut-1'111:30 1m •II pm • Footofl, Waifs, S<cps • 11M Work. Repllacemcn1a, • WalkN and Drivel • Stc.mcll Cllll< IlL 71111•12110011 /;::!:n:for lhUt·ln• Avalllblt R0<1 nna. Shllna. DeiiVII'Id l 8prtld Speolel 9 ton Fr.. Eat1mate11 1111•1181 I •New Home• • Garages • Complete Remodeling Stop & Compere FREE ESTIMATES 740·992·1671 1 1/T~N J6S flECTIUC I PLUmBinG lliDESTORf P•lnllna, 0\itttra, Dtokl ROBERT BISSELL CONSTRUCTION Jim ""'•"' llootrlo, l'lumblng, •nd 8m•ll Home M•lntettanoe JoDa 81311.00 (340 713•11412 740·742·7037 r--~~--.., \'eur •••• c...tet,••· ~ Qllllll.l C•llll I I - 111-1 ,A. ,._.., • 7.,. 7••-1• (moiiS-'JtU) Clllllnort lftitlt/ hi IIIIIM!t 'IMIIIII Every Thul'ld1y ole. Sundl)' Doon Open ••311 Early bli'd111111 6130 lit Thu1'1111y lVII')' monlh pack $5.00 thll coupon $5.00 BUILDERS IRC. New Home• • Vinyl Sidina • New 011118ell • Replace.n~ . Window• • Roonna COMMERCIAL and I'IESIDENTIA~ FREE ESTIMATES 740·H2·7888 IOUINIIR LOOk A Ftllllelltr CALL: J"nle Howell L/, DIIIQN PRIMI 12 l.lfl DIIIQN YOUTH : NATURI Will "" LAYWR : 1RIVIR RUN PROffiiiONAL DOG flOOD• I I 1 , Gm~QOODTHIIII.,._ UMITIIAOI ... Out'IOMII~ WITH Till COUI'IIIi . OHI COUI'OH H~ IIOUIIHOLO , · t I t .lolllliollll · · · · · · · · · - - - - · · ····----· �• Thursday, August 15, 2002 www.mvdallvHntlnel.com Page B 6 • The Dally Sentinel ALLEY OOJ> NJ:A Cro 11 word Puaale • JRIDOE • .. ,W~&AI!. M~VC ' PHJLLJP 'l't)UCCMa II'~ ~D WH'f -"~.!':. "fftJ ~e.R&P 40 ACROSS 1T......ph ALDER 41 In-or I VIIY ... . .. 11 Optn· lUll Wild 13 Good brlndy 15 Colombt.n city II Vordlcl glvera 11 Longing 11 Drt111gl. 21 Goo! up · 22 Wtlle plrtl n Many, many YH"' 21 SlL Dll1lr· lnp 21Game- .. 16r;l 6 I? I t AlP ...., 6 A K t t 4 w..t A J It I 3 • It H t Ktl~l ·- ... .' .• J lO g . Jft53 lollth • Q' .AKQJIOI .. Q 10 I Dtaltlr; North Vuloer~tbht· Uolh llou.Ut, W"l Surt.lt s• r... ~ Pa•a 1NT I'IU 9 1• r:a~t l'ah .,_.., I'IU Be optimistic. .l I>ON'T TI'IINIC wE I'IAV~ TO WOitlrY AIOtJT et..E(,TION5 If lNG !TOt.. eN / .· I !I IN TI'IIS 'OtJNTfrY. · gecAtJSf rf!lev·~~ 50 F~fE ANI> FA11r1 ·. ~ ~~~ ~ .t . ~ ~ NO··I~CAtJ5f TtlfY'~t · ~ ==II - UGua-. .. :',J.r" quake .aMo50 ~tASONAit.Y ruff and lead asecond spudc to your ace, lhen you will give your partner another club ruff to defeat the contract. Nicely done! Afterward, North · might unfairly ask South why he didn't raise to three notrump. With the spades breakin.g 4-4, that contract ts un· pregnable. AND 6ET RID 0~ fj.jAT STUPID 516N !! NIID HILP PI lUI CALL P0uc:a AUGUST 151 ' ·urges no cuts · WASHINGTON (AP)~ep. Ted Strk~land urged the Bush Administration on ~...,Thursday 10 support $1.4 billion in f und s needed for vetern CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Carnpoa Colobnly Clphar cryplogtltnl 111 Cltltid 110m quota\lono by tamouo peoplt, pa111nd prtMnl. Each ltner In tht ~;:lphar atandalor another. To$y'1 clu.: X equ.ls G XBP "FMOF NOW oil DHWSDJOFDCH cz a w. • ww Q0 CH N0 FF BAOPVJ FMV IV UCHWFVJI 0 F C OAA UDEV 0 FM cz FMV L CM H N M C 'W PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Ro11m1ry Clooney'• vok:e hat blln one of the nllurel wondtra- too often underappraclated.' · - CriUc Don Heckm•n WOlD OAAil O R4arronge lttttrs cf Strickland ~~uion payments. Bush announced Wednesday that he would not release u $5.1 billion bundle in emergency spending becnuse Congress, itttaching nn alior-nothing condition, lumped in millions of dt1l · lnrs in programs that Bush . did not request und were unrelated to the bill's homeland security mission. · · Included in the package thut Bush rejected was $275 million for the Depurtmenl of Veteruns Arfuirs to reduce backlogs at the nation 's VA medical centers und $1.1 billion for veteruns benefits and co mpensution payments . In a letter to the president, Stricklund suid the veterans programs "represenlu truly pressing need" ijnd urged the administrulion to work with Congress to .restore 1he funding 10 the supplemental bill. ~ ·• ,' Robert Clark, 48 tht leur 1ercmblod word1 bo· Datall1;· A:J lo~ to form four sl~plt words. I-rt1:!...:10,-!H.!...pA_;MTE'-r.--1 plt'<l bt:/i>rc panel I I 11 12 "-::·==·==· ==·~·.. . D0 NUH 1-.,1~·_,_1.:.:.,1;::-.:--TI~rl 1 I I.. 1 0 ~~ . . I 1 1 . . I NF0 Is. 1 . 1 yT I 16 I .I "Why are you returning this novel?" the clerk asked the elderly woman . "Because, young man." the elderly woman huffed, . "I dlctn•t like the ••••• -r· O Ccmploto tho chuckli quoted by filling In the mluln~ wc1d1 vcu develop from 1top No. 3 below. I UNSCRAMBlE ABOVE LETTERS 10 GEl ANSWeR • ' SCRAM-LITS ANSWIRS Osprey· Guile -Cubic- Budget- BIGGEST Diplomacy can be spotted at e~<!ry youngster's birthday party. It Is the art of dividing the ~ake so everyone thinks he has the BIGGEST slice. · . Cover All The _,. Moto• SuOJoctll Weather High: 80s, Low: 60s Datallt, AJ '· Lotteries .oft PRINt NUMBfREfl LETTERS IN ~ !IlESE 5QUAIES NEWSPAPERS HAVING A GOOD OLI TIMI! AT THE FAIR - Abby Heuser. above. captures the bubble·blowlng championship an Wednesday at the fair. The treasure hunt. below. Is a fir-st for fair fun day. Mary Sheets, below right, chugging along during another contest Wednesday artalr fun day. (Charlene Hoeflich) ·oHIQ Pick 3: 7-8·6 Pick 4: 9·0·2·6 Buckeye 5: 1-5-16-30·36 Pkk 3 nlsht: 7· 1·5 Pick 4 nlsht: 3-6·6-9 hmunllldllell her." ' Bicycle giveaways continue POMEROY Before the Meigs County Fuir . clo~es Saturday, 33 children will have ·been given brand new bicycles by lhe fa1r board. Every day at noon. at least four bicycles were awarded to chlldren who had come on the fairgrounds before noon und were present at the time of the drawing. For Monday's drawing, WLWF and WuiMurt each donated two: for Tuesday, Kawasaki, and Christy ConcesRions gave two each, and Jim Cane donated one. For Wednesday which was Kiddie Day, 10 bicycles were .awarded. They were donated by Bend Areu cure, Dun Tux, Farmers, Bank, und Bob's Market, two euch WYVK and WBYG one each. Bicycles for Thursday were given by Ridenow Ga~ and !-lome National Bank, two each. Priduy's Dally 3: 6-2-0 Dally 4: 3-7-2-7 BY Klllf DortoN • direct in the year ahe:ul itrc likdy to he the ones where . you'll realize your greatest succesSl•s. One in particular may "lnrt out "mull in both size :md signirh.·:.mce. bul it will ~mw to n.~ nl importuncc. LW (July 23-Aug. 22) ·· In sitUution!\ or uctivilics where y~·u fint.l yourself being the arbilral<lr amon~ your friend•. you'll bend over backwardotp he just and fuir. Bccuu!!c (Jf 1hii. they'll en<l up being loyal suppurtero. Get a jump un life: by undcrl!.tanding the influence• that'll govern you in the year ahc;I<L Send (or your Astm·UruJ>h predictions by "'ailing S2 w Amo-Graph, ,·/o this 11ew•papcr. 1'.0. llnx 167. Wickliffe. 01144()1}2. De smc w suuc your zodiac ~ign. VIKGO (Aug. 23-Scpt. 12) . ·· Get a jump o11 \he weekcn<l by giving huu•ehol<l or do· 'me.~lif.: 111Utlers tup rriurity tf). uuy. If you arc wei organi7.cd going inmthc next two day•. you·ll have time tu enJOY you,.elf with the family. Lilli( A (Sept. 23-0ct. 23). In ad<lition l<l your other U!· sets. ynur natural diplomacy and IUct can cffccuvcly be today to yuur u<lvunta¥•· When yuu turn un the charm, vthcr~ won't be ahle to resist. SCOKPIO !Oct. 24-Nuv. ~·cd 22) ·~ Cuminuc UJ associate with the moncymukc\S todlly. because the aspect• still favor you. There arc also a<l<litional hcncfit~ \hat cult be <lcrivcd Lhrough teaming up with such so-gettero. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23Dcc. 21 )· .• You shouldn't be hesitan\ today to step in and take charge of matte,. when you're aoked to take control. '\' ou'll be a good leader. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. · 19) •• It may be one of those days whcn·~eeping a low profile worh to ~our advantaae. You'll be a~Je to functfon · more effectively than ateprinll out in the open and tlnd· tng yourself getting clob· bered . AQUARIUS Clan. 20-Fcb. 19) .. Try not to hang around with peroona today who take themoelvco or 1hetr liveo too oeriously. Your reotle55 spirit needs to be with happy, aregarioo• and outgoing people. PISCES (Feb. 20-March · 20) .• llven if the goal• you establi•h for younelf 1oiluy are a bit more difficult that enlhrcenwn~ 11ffi~er~ Iuter urrestl'd him . htlljle Freti W. C't(>W Ill wns Jnined nn the bench hy Ml>t'sun C'nttnly Cnmmon Pleu~ Court Jmljlc. Pun ftiVI'~mt und L.uwr~n~e Cmmty usual, your pos•ibilitles for fulfilling them 111e hctter than usual. Aim high and >hoot straight. ARIES (March 21·Aprill9) .. You're a guod nnalyzer and, alo11g wilh your faculty for accurately sizing ur, · the qualities in other<, you II be able to effectively usc the positive things you oec in them to help you today. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ·· There could be· oome important •hlfto in conditions initiated by otheu today. Huwever. regardleu of wijo or what authors them, you will know how ·to tuke advan· toge of them: GEMINI (Mur 21-June 20) -· Because you II neither be overly agsre..tve nor unduly complacent today, your luck will be greatly enhanced as you lake that wining route mnight down the middle of the road. CANCER (June 21-luly 22) •• Once you get on a roll, your co-worken will aulomaticalty fait In 5tep today with your induotriouonen and ambitious mood. They will mirror your ace and enJhu1ia•m to the r.etter. ' Lynch building coming down this weekend Index :a Section• .., 12 ~'~I• Classifieds 83-5 Comics , 86 Editorials A4 Movies A3 Obituaries A3 Sports 81·3 Weather A3 C Z002 Ohio Volley Publllhln1 Co. GALLIPOLIS Alex R. Breech. a son of Gallipolis City Engineer Randr Breech and Susan Breech, was crttically injured in o one,car accident Thursday. A passenger, Allen W. Curnutte, whose address unknown, al110 was injured in the accident on Ohio Route 588 near Gallipolis, the Gallia·Melis Post of the Slate Highway Patrol reported. Breech, 17, of 638 Klicher Road, the driver of a 2002 Pontiac GrandAm, and was airlifted to • IV KIVIN KII.I.V BICYOLI GIVEAWAY- Kids winning bicycles at the Meigs County Fair Thursday Included, from left, Christy Franol8, Mlohael Manuel, areanna B f 1b b d Colburn. and Paul Morrl&on. K11nny uokley, a r oard mem er, rew the winning tickets from a bucket. (Charlene Hollflloh) bicycle s were donated by Cool Spot, Shudc l~lwr Coon Ridenour Gus and Big Bend Fnrm Hunters nnd 1:11nes Amusement Amlques, two ench, and Sntttrday will wrap up lite 2002 blcyclo six bicycles donated two each by glveuwuy 111 the fuir. Two injured in Gallia County wreck KOOTSONOMVOAILVTRISUNE.COM . . · tmm-dl~t l)loft r the sllootln!J, Quttlls tl~ tilt soon11, ~till 11rm~ with the j}un. nml n1n int() " nonrtty house on Snulh 'l'hlrd Avetilit', whet\llllw Ill"'' '" Qu1111, AI W.VA• . Cllli :zs: 5-1Q-12·20-21·22 Friday, Aug. 16. 2002 Endeavors you personally I'"'' STAFF REPORT f-. I Until Wcdne,duy nue might htiV~ ussumed thul fuirtim~ '' u' all l'<t>rl ami no pht) ti>r Mei!:' y1>11th "' th~y <trrtmg~~~ fair hn1>th,, dt•<tnt'd <mimul.,, ttnU di'· ph1y"'d th~ir pwjc~:t, . liut th~n th,; 'how l'ing on thP hill chtmgtld from the SNinu~ 'tull of 'hnw in!lulldjtltl!ling 1111imab tn fun ami gam~' like .;hug·Hh>ng,, huht>l~ ~tun llltllvinr· hmuma 'tutTing, ttni.l htmllng nH>n~y 111 ct~reemmt suwllust . 1111mlrc<h cunw In trx their hwKI ,,twin' Bv BRIAN J. Rna ning priN> as Dan Smtfh herded th<' liwly BREED<IMYOAilYSEN' INE\ CI>M bunch into ug<' grnu1~'· 11ml did the cn11nt' POMEROY liri1· ()mill' 11111 'l'rll' 111 lto<~'l downs to hcgiutht' Vitrinus IK'tivttito,. J~ )N!' 111 t'rt'~'l\ ll•r th~ lllll!lk'r vi Rt~tl\11."-'11 Among th\l wimwrs Wil> At>t>y Uoust>r A•·l>~t'111illl ill 1\1111\'h l>f I hi' "'II[ Ill Milhll\ljlUfl , wh11 blew tlw t>iggt~st t>ut>hlt> In the all1>t· Q11ulh Wll' 'cmetwed ll~ 11 l'illl•'l nl' thf\1~ t'll time and Mtu·v Sheets who uowne1l C1>mmon Pltlil' C1111rt .i111l~<l' \\ ~lltW'\111)'. ~tll\1! her cuu nf wurm Mnuntuin l~w in g01>d -..., l'n" ~'l'llllng t\IIIWII~X Pill lime in lhe ud1tli ~hug - nl1•11g 1:nnle>l, · Sh>f)'' t\" i >liHII I'HI\\1\' IIlllf But lhe lrvusuw hunt. u first h'f jjanw Chrhil•phn Thm1~1lu 111111 lluy, wus the "t>iggie." In eud1 or three d~l'"'n'~ llilt'I'IW\' Williilm piles 111' suwdust there wore $50 wonh .of Hu,·h"' 11nJ K ' Rnb¢fl Tuy coins - quarters. dimes. ni~~~~' lll\ll flvQ rcudwd 11 ne)lnti~tl~ll '\lHI~ dollar pl\l~e .s . Suwuu't fl~w ~verywheottl nwnt in llw ''lM. t\li~ 1'1•r when the hum.lred nr sn kid' ll~gun the l\1il\111111111 >~l\l¢1W~' \Ill II sem'\:h. .-l111rll~ i>f iljj)lml 111e1l tmu\ler un\1 11 dHifjl¢ uf ~kltmpplnjl . A ,~~,·nml "ll~n1vut~iJ mlll'llllr ''"\tnl ln~lml~~l in lhil lmllcl· nwnt <ttJitin'l (Ju~lh w"' \II'·. miss~\!. llolh nn~mul lllunl~r \.'1>11111' ~urrlt>i.l ileulh \ltlnllli)' s1w~ltkt1tll>n'. . · (Jttu l.s wus sch~llult>\l to 11ppcnt' 1\efure ll jYf)' 1>11 Aug . 20, In IIII'WN l.'il\lrjlll' lhul IW \t>iJ Ackennun 11111 nt' lhil Cunwr R~'HHirtlt\1 In 1\1 iddlllf1\W! ut ll 11npul 111 1111\l ~ 111~1\ h~r Ju:.t nul,ldl.l ll h11ct.. 11111fii1Wt• 1\llh~ 1\l>III\11'111\L . "A•·~m\llniJ 111 wiuw:.:.~:. in tht> t~:.lll\lr!llll. , Q1111lls thrllmened tn kill everynn11 1herv whh " l1•mled shut jl\111 If Ackermu11, whu W(lfkilu ltl the restuun1111 und with. whom Q\11111' hml u ~:hlld. \lid not IJO with hln1." Story snld In u wrl\1e11 news rele"se . "AI'kermnn Will\111\11 the \>it~t., \l\1of nf Ihe rest"urunl with Q\lull~. llnu wllhln n mh1111e . he " Deaths Quallsto serve ·33 toiHe ~1rndaut mtt·~ s heulth cure, benefits und compen- cd~c. l Strickland a king and "::6:;5:::J_ _j..J._j the shift spade immediately to a ~=·==·=·==-~ " l:. club. Here, West will X l r: D N ~ PEANUTS NO. WE'RE NOT 60t~J6 TO CALL T~E GAME BECAUSE IT'S 110T! aaullbl '2 NumekuH - Murk Twain wrote, "The man who is it pessimist before 48 knows too lllll(h; ·11 he is all optimist uft.er il, he knows tuo Itt· tlc:· Thut is perhaps depressing. fnr those of us who have prp· grcsscd beyond 48. 1\t the bridge table, · though. it pays 10 be an optimist, whatever one's age and knowl- Look at the North ami East hands in toP~ICfl>. duy 's diagrum . You arc silting East, dcfcndi ng agui nst four hc:trts. Your purtner lc:~ds the ~\':1uc ja(k. How woult you plan the defense? South's sequence, a strong jump s.hift followed by a JUmp to g:~mc, shows u solid six- or scven,card suit with :tn honor or two $EN lOR outsiuc. With more in DISCOUNT high cards, responder . \.INe: . would take the uuction slower. Here, he THE BORN LOSER' wishes to describe his J"" l PU\ />., WI\~LOT~ OVU!. TI-l[. Llt.l:>TTOOK hanu und lc;1vc it up . to purtncr to decide ()£/',It-~ IN ~c Bf.-n@e /',&IWER 1 whether to hcud toTIJRM(() ~c~u:. ward slam. · ' 0\-1 ~D LLHf\E,. M> Count dcdarcr' s fiLL UP.. tricks . He has udverI tiscu six winners in hearts. There ure two I top clubs itt the dum111y, und South cun collect two diu· mond tricks because the finesse, if needed, BIG NATE ..------"1l"'!:ln is working. The lead HlY! C.A... t also marks declarer I poN·T GET r·ve STR\ PPED TO $0 WHERE THE I.II'IST. t:>oNE 1 GET SOME with the spade queen, IT . TEDDY . l'ii.E I'LL I' l'EW ~USH- UPS. 1 .. so only two spade rve BEEN HERE 1"HE GIII.L~~ SHOWED OFF MV "T THE SEAC.H 'SLAW WIT" . tricks are available to SIC.EPS AND MY FOI'. THREE K!Lli!.S . ~~....__---..r-"2i"> TH05£ F.\&S? the defense. Kl LLEI'I. AB~ .. . Is it time to throw ~~E~~r""~ in the Perhaps towel? West Not. 1.: quite. has a club void. You, · East, should win with SO Wtblurler' etowiY Hlghhet 54 FrtCIU"'IIy SS 111\by grand 51Cel charoclora Cranlton 1lgn 57 Planted 14 Manllobe 31 Exoce tribe a Brawl · DOWN 15 Swl11 capl· 44 The lowdown I A~com- 17 tal Poll ond 45 Eight. to kollt.a CHill allow hoal 2 ~:n9ulet11 Appointed .a S.WIIucko ed0re 30 THCM111• q_, . 20 like or 47 Fumbllr'a trlkt word 3 Equip 31 ·~·.up I 22 Showroom •• Pult.t 4 Silicon lab modtl 51 Cllt'a loot Valt.y town 32 Comlc24 -Tome 52 Flight dlr. (2 wdl.) Brookl Hot drink 53 Drapery a llobekllh'e H25 Tower 33 Ply the over 1upporl 01111 • 5 Scioli ehlpe 27 Wllherod 35 Femed 7 Chllr pert HPatoozolc, . etatuellll e.g. . 37 Lyric pooorn e Helenol34 8t1nch11 31 Eccinoml1l 9 AppraiH 38 November -Smith to S.n.- A K C~ • tnnermoat pert Cabell Huntington Hospitnl by HealthNet. He was listed in serl · ous condition in the pediatric intensive cure unit. _ Curnutte. also 17. wus trJtnN· ported to Holzer Medical Center by Oulliu County EMS . Susan Breech, Breech 's mother, said her son broke two cervical vertebrae in his neck bUt he IN. e"pected to make a full recovery. She said her son has full use of his arms and legs, is coherent und will be placed in a "hnlo" bruce sometime today. He has bruiHeH KKfLLY\IIIMYDAI I.YT RiaUN~ .C OM OAI-l. IPOI..IS - Demnlhion ul' u downtnwn Oulllp.!lli building \lumn~ed In luil yeur\ fire i~ expecl\11.1 lhl~ weekend nlier tin nreu i:nntt·u~lur ~e~ure~ It wull bl'lween ltund un n>\lnlnln~ "rue· lure. Tukln11 t.iuwnlhe buildln~ 1h111 l'urrnerly hou~eu Lynch lnsurunce A11ency m) I~ Second Avo, will pt•nbnhly be~ln ATter (l p.m. Snturduy, Clly M11011~er Holi Clurdon ~ulct . The JOO llln~ k nl' ~e\'Oni.l Avemt~ will he cloNed ul tllul lime, wh~n th~ lwuvi¢•i lntl'flc period hll~ pHN•ctJ. he u\lded . Mcldick Demolition nf Ouk Hill, relninell hy lucu l lnsurunce u~ent Rnnnic l.yn ~h to rut,e lhe hulldln!l, I~ uiNollrnclnll til wttlllhc l.ynch ttulld · lnp sh11re' with u neljlhbnrlnj! ~mtcture nwned by Smmr OurneN lhm hou hei ih<~ Stnne Jnr nn<l lhe J.C. I enney unutlOllllil outlet. Th~: wnll'i Ntablllzntlon IN h~in~ 1h)nc bel'nt•o the demolition, ~Aid Rnndy Hr~~ch, the clty'H from the Hhou lder und htll seutbelc thnt he w~s wearing . Mrs, Breech !illld Cumuue was "bnnged and bruiHC.ld" but wus trcule<l ttnd rele~t.~~ed from HMC Thuf'!ldlly. Troopers Hnld areech W«H euRt· enflhleerln~ cnn~ullunt. bound ut 12:40 .p,m. when he Meldlck will u~e lielif'lx NHIIn leNN ~lee! remetll· auempted to pusH un eu~Jhnund nl wnll tleN In the proJect. · cur. l'nrcinlf u weHtbound cur uff Fire thu1 orl~lnnted In the hulldlrljl thut once the road, officers sui~. He ioHt houHcd liuNklrJJ·'I'iumer Co, Npreud 10 the third control <Jf the cur, wenl ofT 1he floor of the Lynch ll~lld,in!l on Aup . 4, ZOOI.1'he right side of the rortd, came buck reNt of the mwt~tre •ufl11r~d wtil r .tnmufle. L.ynch lu1~ ~lnce d~clded 10 ru?,C the l'uildlniJ. on the roud und then went ufl' lefl side, striklnaan embankment and .The top floor wnH lUken nfl' luHl Octnber. overturninlj. .......... Dlnlolltlan, AI • This IS •• ·Teresa Remy, MHA, RN CEO/Administrator Holzer Senior Care Center '· ' www.holz - -~··---- ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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