http://66.213.69.5/files/original/884bc35f32c695ec11b54ea55494c6ca.pdf 8dc4361eb37b6eddf790f8065aabdabf PDF Text Text . . - . -- • • TUeada~Auguat27,2002 www.mydallysentlnel.com Pege A 10 • The Deily Sentinel ALtEYOOP ACROSS 40 Ll..,'t bMr 41 Poetic 1 PI'QIIIIH contrtcllon 4 Appr. 42 CIHn Wile< .... 0111· a Wlnnlpt9 44 Demon JeW grp. 47 VttV I 1 Ftmout 51 Kltton'a Khlln Dltylhlng 12 FunctiOn 52 taah 13 Shaman'a aubatltuloa nlld 55 Summer 15 -Lanka mo. 18 "Orlnaco 51 Rodtnta Flow" 51 8ulllnch alnger apec:la~v 17 Roman gwb 51 Maj011 01 11 Inform• Rtmlck limbo 37 Twofold · 20 TOPIY·lUI'Yy 58 Young chtp 14 Oppoalng 39 Htvo t cold 21 Belle! 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A Q J t H l Utiilt r W t'~ l \ \llntri'lllt- HUth 3A 1• \\'r'l l'fl~\ :1 • l 'fli) SoNII ··~·\ t.& r ut F.1111 • • l'lu • ·· ~~~ Ollfnl nll, Jud • 1 Difficult deal llcrtrund l<usscll, n Briti~h philosopher und muthcmuticiun. wrntc. "Reuson is u hnrnmnising. control! ing force ruther thun That seems c.lcbut- ' able to me. cspcdully when one is considering bridge. In vcsterduy's column, East cm1ld see the best ch;mcc to c.lcfeut the cm1truct. so creatively took control. This c.leul is another un the sume theme. It. is buseJ on one in the llllc llug.h Kelsey's hcst book. "Killing Ucfcncc ul llridg.c." You ure Eusl, look· ing. only ut your hund and North's. West leu Lis the hcurl 1wo: four. iuck. ace. De· darer 'plays u spade !O dummy's jack, then runs 1hc dub 10 to . ynur purtnds king. West shifts to the dia· mond queen. When declarer c.tlls for dummy's two, which cnru would you pluy? Why'! You opened in third posilion with a fivecaru Wt•ak IWo-bid because, knowing y()ur side didn't have game values, you were trying to be a nuisllllC('. 10 thl' opponents. Look at mutters from purtner's point nf view. When dummy's spade jnck held. declarer was marked wilh the ~ing: you had no reason to duck. So, to dcfcal the contract, he hud to lind you with the dia· mond ace. Anc.l West anticipated your having 3-6·3- 1 distribulion, so that your side could win two diamonds nnd one club. However, because you arc 3-5-4-1, you need to collect one h~art, one diamond and one club. The key point is that you know the position. Partner's opening lead of the heart two told you !hat South began with two (or three) heurts. ·So, overtake ·with the diu. mond ace und cash the heurt king. GeT A JVSY SIGNAL. ' ' KNOW WHAT I MEAN FRANCIS . PEANU'I'S SOMEDAV WE'Ll. LAUGH ABOUT ALL THIS ... ITUESDAY AUGUST27I Man dies from wreck injuries RUTLAND A Ruthmd man injured in u one-vehide accident lust week died Tuesday in St. M<try'' Hospital. Hum ington. W. Vu. ' BnUldOtl S. Collins. 21 . 373. Sttlcm Sl., wus lrnnsponed lo the hospilul by . MedAight from the s..'enc ·of the 6:35 p.m. Thursday uccident on Coutlly Rond 3 (New Lima). The Gulliu-Meigs Post of the Stute Highway Patrol reported !hut Collins was southbound, one-lenth of a mile south of Rutland Township Roud 173 ( Pelerson) when Ihe truck he drove went otT lhe righr side of 1he road into a ditch und then struck a culvert. The vehicle continued on und slruck u.u1ili1y pole. the rcpon ·suill. · The acl:idenl n1urked the sevenlh fatal crash of the year invcsligttled in Meigs Coun1y by the pmrol. 1roopers suic.J: The victim was releused 10 Birchfield Funeral Home in Rutland for arrungemenls. wilh pcr~ons who~c swnc.larUs und idculs urc nut up tu yours, st>rnc of the bloom could be (nkcn off 1hc rn~c . Vll<GU.(Aug. 23 -Sepl. 22) -- Spending your lime devi~­ in~ reasons why you shouldn't do certain th111~' rulhcr thun ~ctting the job~ done will nnly onuke the agony lust longer. Virgo. treat yoursdf to u birthduy l!i'l'l. Send for your Amo-Gruph lrcdictiun.\ fur the yeur uheuu 'Y muiliny $2 and un SASE 10 Aslm·Grnph. c/o this newspu[1Cr. P.O. Llu• 167. Wickliffe, Oil 440~2. ·Be >urc to state yuur mdiue sign. LlUKA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23)- Aprnhlem cont:erning u present ubligatiun of u financial 11111urc isn 't likely 10 be crudi clllcd by a muyic wand. Wi>hfullhinkin~ could make lindIllS Ihe means to tuke cute of it fruitlc.- . SCOili'IO (Oct. 24-Nuv. 221 -- lndl rrcrence will not cunclude 11 1lrcso1ne muner 10 yuur sutisfuctlon today. You l lliUSl be I'Cilli:ilif.! Ulld U<.Jopl ll dcicnnincu. tcnuciuus ullitude Seven charged with underage tobacco sales by Luis Campos Ctllbrlty Cipher cryptograms are creeuad !rom QuotiUons by famous people, put and j:lrtsant. Etch letter In the cipher standalor another. Today's clus: N equals W HUUSTP B .X R C C T P K L B V T P UCOTP ASK C0 RS zs IT U I X T ZYZUCZD OTDUFT . " NP Z C T P H H T C DUX OK PREVIOUS SOlUTION- "Joe louis would have KO'd lewis 1nd Tyson both In one nigh!. So would Rocky Marciano." - Miami Herald'& Edwin Pope FUUPT ':~~:~~' S©'\\~'lJ-~t.tfS" ldlltd ~r 0 WORD GAM I CLAY R. ,OLLAN Rearrang• ltlltrl of the fovr ocrombltd words bt· lo.w to form four almple words . K 1\ BET E I II I I I I ! I~ G IJ D E N I I' I I N HUV C0 I I~ I I I If NAT R I M I II 7 6 1 1 I A new colleague of mine was having a hard time with his computer."l'd like to get into the system," he complained "if 1 could find out how to.-- -_· __ it I" IO Com~=Jiate tt'lt chuckle ~uoled by fllllnq In tho mining wo<do you develop from atep No. 3 below. SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Feline • Cough • Toddy· Shield • UNDECIDED . Driving can be v'ery stressful. Since cars already have built-in directional signals, I think they should have an· other one that indicates "UNDECIDED." , in ordc•· to llrlng It ~lt"'ion . 10 u con-. SAGITTAI{IUS (t<ov. 2J. lJc~. 21) -- There won't he uny hcljllllg ltan~s to lJc faun~ wdny for taking cure nf 1hings you urc suppose 1o be doing yourscH. Roll uv llwsc s.tccves und start dutng whul 11ccds doing. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jnn. 19) -- If you take u foolish risk 1odny, you will huvc to suffer 1he consequences. Just becuu~c Lady Luck b~iled you out Qnce before is no rca· son 10 lhink she'll do su ugain. AQUARIUS (Jun. 20-Feb. 19) -- Lle careful Wday with whom you share a bil of con· ·fidenliul information ubour your family. Nol everybody is as considerate as yott and the laic may s.et wiue und fur. PISCES (Feb. 20-Murch 20) -- Even though you ure usually one of the more intuitive· und perceptive signs of the zodiac~ fuzzy, unreali!iitic could cause you to muke error• in judgment todtty. Dr careful. · ARIES (Murch 21 -Apillt9) ·· When attempting lo make u purchase of something you feeling~ really wunl, dun· t /lO beyond y~>ur 10p affordublc pri~c . Should your desire exceed y1>ur common sense. you 'II end up with u bum deal. . TAURUS (April 20-Muy 20) -- Don't cxt>ect career·assuciulcs lO necessarily show you 1hc same consideration you've shown lhem ond you won't be disappointed. Expectin¥ favors ~hould not be taken fur granted. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -- Sray on your toes today, because someone who is much more wide-awake than you urc may end up ~ening the drup on you. This is especially true in business deal- . ,. mgs. I. u8 NUPXY . " COT 8 P A S A NEWSMPERS WcJnc<duy. Aug. 2B.lO<ll The yeu1· uhcud hus muny good lhings in store fm yuu, bul if you involve yourstlf • Melp County's CELEBRITY CIPHER --------~~~~------~--- I a1 . cover All The _, Malo< Sub)ectll ' • a crcu1ivc one." IT fAS'Y 7:0 ~eAt> ~lff\llfS MINl> ·•• l. N~Vt~ . TVC match. 81 NEA Cro11word Puaale alUDOii S•ulh • ' CANCER \June 21-July 22) •• You shou d not acccpl us go•pel the comments of an ussoclule who lend• to have a jealous slreak. This person's comments may be greener with env)' than true blue. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) -When doing something in tandem with another today, make sure you nre bolh aiming for the same target. A lack of defining your lhinking to one anolher could leud lo defeat: I HCHMtawn News,.,., Chamber Council unveils · .certificate • reVIews tightening budget · program BV BRIAN J. RIED Sentinel stall writer 8v liliAN J. REID Sentinel staH wnler ' . POMEROY - A new gif1 certificate ~rogram designed to encourage IQ(;a] shopping and mcreuse retail business is now in plnce, and local merchnnts are learning how the new program can benet1t !hem nnd the local retail community. The Meigs County Chambe.r of Commerce has instituted its CertitiChecks gill ceniticate progrum. which allows employers and consumers 1o order chamber gill certiticates through its website. at www.meigscountyohio.com. by calling a toll-free telephone number, 1-877-770-GIFf, or in person through the >humber office. For lhe recipient of these certiticates. shopping is easy: They can be redeemed at most chamber-member retail srores. For merchants, they are easily processed. Unlike other gift certificates, the CerlifiChecks are deposited in the merchant's bank account like any other check. Local merchants who are participating in the pro· POMEROY - Seven local mrryout employees huve been churgec.l wilh . underage 1obacm sulcs. according to lhc Ohio Department of Public Salcry's Ohio lnvesligulivc Umt. According to a repnrt of enforcement activity issued by the agency. responsible for enforcing liquor. robnc· co und gambling laws in the Ohio, the seven employees were charged with giving, . selling. or distributing oiaurettes, tobacco products or papers to children. Ch11rged by the agency BY AONII HAPKA were Tummy M. Cline. 32, Sentinel stall wrller of TNT Pit Stop if1 Middleport; Charles R. · Kinnan, 35, of Speedway ·POMEROY - "Owning u in Middleport: Nancy C. • home is a dream," said Jean Phillips. 54. of Pageville Trussell, Meigs County Fair Grocery in Albuny ; James Housing Officer. "Predatory L. Kearns, 4 l, of lenders take advantage of the fact Riverview Carryout in that many people will, do any· Albany: Charlene R. thing to fulfill that dream." Doczi, 63, of Pick 'n' Trussell said predatory lenders Shovel in Ltmgsville, are dishonest lenders. who tailor Michuel J. Grueser, 50, of advenising 'to targel people in Horner Hill Carryout in tinnncial difticulty. Using decepPomeroy : atid Evalene S. tive sales techniques, !hey con· Fetty, 33, of Taz's vince vulnerable people that !hey Marulhnn in Pomeroy, hold !he key to a new home or the financial freedom to make imerovements to an existing home. 'They push toward lower· income people," said Trussell. OHIO "They also push toward mentally Pick 3: :S-2-6 incapacitated people and the elder· Pick 4·: 7-8·0-1 ly. They use whatever methods Buckeye 5: 4-9-13·34·37 !hey feel necessary to persuade . Mega MIUions: 2-5-11-18-45 people this is what !hey need to do. Mea• B1ll: 22 "There are television cornmer· Pick 3 nlaht: 6·2·0 cials which show lhese lovely, Pick 4 nlaht: 1·0·0·7 · emotional scenes, they promise to send an agent out to the house W.VA. who'll sit down and e1tplain Dally 3: 2·1-7 everything, and help the home· Dally 4: 6·9·4·8 owner get on top of his or her casli 25: 1-12·15·18·20·23 debt with a home equity loan. or a new mortgage," Trussell said. "The commercial promises the homeowner will have money to spare to buy a swimming pool, or 1 section - I :a Plltl re-roof the house or whatever else he or she may want. These Calendar AS are predatory lenders." Classifieds · 84·5 Trussell e1tplained that usually Comics 86 when a person ar.plies for a bank Dear Abby AS loan, the bank wrll look at debt to . Editorials . A4 income ratio working to a formu· Movies A3 Ia to ensure that the borrower will Obituaries A3 be able to make the monthly paySports · 81·3 ment. Total bills, she said, includ· Weather A2 lng mongage should not exceed Cl lOOl Oklo volley Publllhlns Co. PARTICIPATING MERCHANT - Courtney Butcher, director of (/Peratlons for the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce. and Susan Clark of Clark's Jewelry In Pomeroy place a decal on Clark's door to Indicate she will be a participating CertlfiChecks merchant. Many chamber member merchants will participate In the coovenlent program. (Brian J. Reed) gram will place decals in their windows or at their point of sale, to inform local residents Ihat lhe busi· ness b u CertifiChecks parliciputing merchant. Courtney Butcher. director of operations for the ehamber. said the chamber hopes thm the gift cer· tilicates will not only be used us gifts. bur also by local businesses as incentive rewards . • Local merchants will continue to offer !heir own gifl certiticate programs, Butcher suid. ·citizens wamed about predatory lending· Lotteries Index ' "(Prfldatory lenders) push towa~ lower· lncom' f»>ppe. They at.o push toward mentally Incapacitated people and the elderly. They uss whar.v&r m~hodl they (HI necessary to P61'1UBc:le psople this Is What they need to do." llalph '!Null!, ...... Caunty lherlll 38 percent of income. Predatory lenders, explained Trussell, uren 'I worried about it. "They don't care, frankly, if the borrower can afford to pay them back or not," Trussell said . In fact; she said, thut's the whole point. Predatorr lenders rely on people's inability to pay back the loans, enabling them to repossess homes, .and re-sell under the guise gf a "$reat deal." So the cycle conunues. The lender come~ away from the partnership much better off because of the substantial closing costs and e1ttra, hidden fees, plus the extremely high interest rate they ape,ly to the loan. People sign all kinds of lhings without knowing whut !hey are signing," Trussell said, 1'These lenders sneak in with hidden clauses.saying lhe loan will have credit insurance added io it. Credit Insurance costs the borrower more, but only benefits the lender. "Interest-only loans are another very real problem. People may·be paying interest for a long lime, never able to build up any equity on the house." Trussell said · she also warns people of !he dangers of ''bal· loon" payments. These are low monthly paymenls, with a clause in the contract slating that at the end of the loan contract, the entire balance must be puid in full. • "It sounds greal to people thev only have· a low payment each monlh - but it's a trap." Trussell said. Trussell said she urges people not to sign any documents they haven' t read and understood completely. A sign of a predatory lender, she noted, is the tendency to add in seemingly insignificant clauses, such as the mandatory arbitra· tlon clause, which sounds like typical legalese. However. · It means the borrower will huve no right. after all the contructs huve been signed. to tuke the lender to coun. even when he or she finds the lender was dishonest. "Most of the people who fall into these traps don 't realize they can do better," Trussell added. "They muy have a lower income or even less than perfect credit. but there are other wuys of'buy· ing a home.'.' For instance, Trussell said, there are lenders called sub-prime lenders, who lend at a higher i~tcrr:st rate to people who have a poor credit history, or have less work-history than others. "Sub-prime lenders are perfect· ly legal and honest, 11 predutory lender takes it much funher, into the · realm of diShonesty and fraudulence.'' • However, Trussell pointed out predatory lt!nding is not Illegal either. . --------~------ MIDDLEPORT Finance Commiuee Chairman Slephen Hotichins warned Middll'port Village Counc•il ot' impending ftnlltK i<tlllifticul· lies und possible employee luyotT;, during council's regulm meeling Monday evtlning. Houc·hins urged Mayor Sumly htnmuelli and department head> ll1 ">low down" 'pending and be par1icularly t:ureful of .:mployee \Wcrtime for the remainder of 1he year. due 10 wht\1 he e>ll· mUles as a $400.000 'hnrlf<tll. "We're going to have 10 >low down our >pending or we're not going 10 make it," Houchins smd. "We were $400.000 shun when we started the year. We needed u million dollars and we had $600.000. and we haven't stopped or slowed down our spending yer. " ~ · · Houchins suid he was purtlculurly concerned uboul funds remRining in the safety fund. which put for operation of the police deparlmem . · 'Safety is jus! about bmke:· Houchins said. "We're going to hnvc to t1nd some wuy to get some more money for safely. or, before !lie end of the yem·. we mlly have 10 hty off s(lmebody, or IWll people. and !he police tlepartmenr can 'I bear tho lo_~s ." About $J ).OOO remains in lhe general f~tnd' s contract services· line ilern. uccording to Clerk Susie French. und could be ·mmsferred into the sufety fund , if needed.. Houchin> tUlled !hat the slreet fund is also nenring depletion, and urged lannurelll to closely monitor employee ovenimc. Council approved two funds tr11nsfers. $1.000 for · tho fire depRrtment, and $6$0 for thC! clerk/treasurer's budge!. Bills in the tmount af · $5.667.37 for the village general fund and $30.390.30 for the Board of Public Affair~ were approved for parmenl. In other busmess. Mayor S!llldy lannarelll reviewed a list of streets for paving under an Issue grant application. which she will be submitting soon. The list includes North Second Avenue, North Fourth Avenue from Milito Wulnul slreets, South Third Avenue from Mill to Ash Street. Garfield Street, Lincoln Srreet, from Beech Street to South Third Avenue, Majn Street from South Second to South Firs! Avenue. Broadway. from General Hanlnger Parkwny to Grant Street. Page Street to Railroad Streel. High Street from Ash Street to Geneml Hartinger. Sycamore. from Laurel to Hartinger, Hollson Drive, Headley Street, Maple· Street, Russell Slreet, Fuitview S!reet and Riverview Drive. lunnarelll said plans cull for preserving und repairing brick streers. whenever possible. Addit!onully. hmnnrelli suid she would investl· gate the cost of repuiring Snulh SecondAvenue at Hamilton Street, where wuler line Installation required thut the newly-paved main streel be dull up. It was paved last summer. Meigs Coumy commissioners . approved $29.000 in streel repairs . through this yeur 's Communhy Developmenl Block Grant progrum, and work Is expected 1o begin In the sprlnll of next year. If funding is approved for the list reviewed Mondny. lui\narell! said , the village's paving proJec1 will be completed. lunnarelfi said she and Councilman Roger Munley were reviewing lhe village's refuse con· · tract with Rumpke, in prepurution for the contrucl renewal in January. She warned residents !hal trash is not to be placed at curbside earlier than the night before the scheduled pickup time, and thut all trash should be placed in buJis. . Lawrence Powell of Sycamore S"treet soid he hud contucted the police department Neveral times about finding syringes with white powt;ler In his neighborhood, and about disorderly neigh· bors, and had received. no response. Council also: • Authorized the BPA 10 contract with Kessler Tank Co.1 Fremont. for repair of the Mill Street water tanK. ut 11 cos1 of $18,450: • Approved the third and final re~1dlng on amendments to the villa$e's flood pluin. re.Sula· tions, in accordance wtth the National Flood Plain Insurance Program. n PIMH ' " Lellclen. AI ~-------------------------------------------------------. . Together·we can change you~ body. And your life. \ ToLL FI\EE ... ,I (86.6) 8:n-4S.4I www.ccWL.INfO �. .. . The Detty Senllnel • Page A 3 www.mvdatlvwntlnel.com ntin 1 he ily Ohio -·--·f Middleport looks at Sl million water projed ~·~~~- Hkllield, trcatmerrt plcmt could be completed by 2004 the ~rvl~ is resllltcl. and are asl..i!\1 lQ bOil th~ir drink- Lawyers want·VInton County i~ al\d ...-uoki~ tllret mlnutt~. water for Rain date for th<! \vork is Thumlay. Dry skies on Thursday eneflt yard ole planned llQMERO\' - Children or Jail Vallt'oolley who rel\()ltellly Is Ill 1111d without lllsllr1\llce are havhl!l a y,ard sale lbr hl!r b.!nl!flt llll Sept. 6-7 at the Val\Cwney residen~-e on Uaile~ Run Road . The family Is sohdting donatiotts fur the yard sale. Fllr more infunnaHott cllllloct Candy Ulbrich, 9112-6887 ' . Eblin reunion U1111 schools miss IJMA (AP) pl1nned on ballot topt ~ACINE I~IIQI'\~ 1\l jl\ll il 11'1'}1 \11\ lh\l No¥1!m~l' billlot. Will! jll~l ill\ \lffill\ Th\l pro~\lU ilh~@\1011& \\1\lN 11 h . {1\QO~Itl\l, II !l\1~1\ltl\Q\llll JIM\n MQ!wan iillt Tlltalttcy Ill I ailhOOI bllint metltq, Aflor the &llhlllll bt~tnl 11ppruvod tho 1·. 12·mlll .' Driver cited · outa11 . IM.CtNB ...:.. Jeremy R. liallkl!\.tn, 39!141 Gold Ridge . announctcl' Ohio Brleta ltoad, I'Olliet'lly, wns cited for tallure to ~lllltrol by the GaHla-Melgs Post of the State Hl~hway Patrol follow· ·lnjl a one-car accident Monday on County N.oad 28 (Atiple Grove-Dorcas). Tfullpers said l'lanks was Ml'thbllUild, three-tetltha bf 11 111lle 1!13Ulh tif Letart Thwnahlp Rlllld 104 (Wald Sayre Hill) lll 9:4' p.m. when the m he drove went ofT the left side of the road and stlildc a tree. 'rhe tlit had disabling d)lm· llgl!, the repol't said, And Deserv Recognitionl Put Your Special Greeting In Our "Grandparents Are Special,. Edition II FricJay, September 6, 2002 1x3 With Photo IUidde Hlrln1 freeze In Panna CL.f.\Vat.AND (Afl}- OfflchtiM from tho prodomi· nAml~ whilll suburb -Qf flormo hnv11 frP~en city hlrln!lindon· nholy until they con 8how thoy nro cPmplylnj! with u collrt·ordorcd plan to rQCrult 111er ma1cot 11t1 protection ASHLAND (All) = A m"n took uff In u stulon plunQ ami thmut~noil (Will' th~ roi!IQIQ kill hlms~lf by erushlnQ until u C'ultunllus lllilli wlm QVilFhilor\1 hlmtolkodlliminlo lnndln~. . C hrls lin ~ llouilley, 2J, 111111 WC'Mll·'l'V In C'o lumllu 8 th~l Nhil lnmu~tilil thil mun , who hod novl!r lundod by himsi!if, 111Jw til brltlJ! tll'lwn tho plonl! 'l'ut~~dny orramoM, Ani!r 2 II~ houn of tryin~ to euhn him Qvt~r thil ruillu whilil elr· e lln~ tho Ashloml ('.'(lunty ulr· port , thil mnn lnndt~d safoly on iht~ runwoy, vwln!l.lniO 8l'llll~ );!roMs, s h t~r lff 's c:'npt, C'url ICichi!rt s"ld, 'l'ho mnn, who llaputii!M did not ldantlrY,. wuM orrasti!d without lnc l~om ot'lor ha shut off tho anl!ill'!:, und Ito wu8 In eouruy Jliil Tuasdoy night, Rlehiln soli!. Ashland Ceunty proMacuwrs "ril rovlt~wlng whll.thot: wfilii churQi!S. lioud lay sulci Ynil tJf har frlrnlls ~o rnmiHad suleldo In o plono nhout twl'l Jllll.rs ugo, ond sho wos thinking ob11111 thol Vllr~on while trylrrl! to minority omployeu. P"rmu ~enled a 12-your-old law ~ uiJ A1111. 2 whh tho National Am~lutl on for the i\dvnncemonl of Cnlured MASSIL.t.,ON CAP) = A l1eoplll by proml ~ln1.1 to lijlor cub rnn8eut erl llcl~od ~Y reernil ond hire morl! mlnorl· nnlmol rl!lhU nctlvlm hu bilen ploceil in mokoshift pro• lie•. Qur rhe NAACP com• tectivo cuuooy. plained thl• week rhulthe city Tho Mm llllln Wo8hln1,110n hlrod 1hr11e while pollee cun· Hl11h Scholll mnseot "Ohio" dldute~ over " Muck und o SJlellf lho IA81 wook hohlnd o Hlspnnic candlditte with bot• 1'2-root •oeurlty .foneo nftor tor wore~ on th ~ civil ~~rvl eo Jlooplc fllr the lllhlcul O~ ftlll , Treuunent of Anlrnnl• crltl· culm the mun. -~- ,, Prertilor - e.lll e Aoci<W.II - I 63' 00 AOOI<y Sooll- U1 ~l:l · I'II I·Mitl- 63.12 Wtndy'l -ae Wotlt1i~on - 16 oi p m tloolnv quoloa ol ,tho Pr~vloul tlalllllollo. The Daily Sentinel tion of'' IIC\1 treatment plant, In he locak"'l. id~.1lh ..11 th~ silc of the \tllagc )!Jt<l)l<' and nld·Purk Sttecl Sch<Xll. If funding IS ~c'<.'llre•J. con '!ruction of th<? prn1e<'" could be bid in the 'pnn)! ami completed in nine month~ . .Funding for the pr<\jc<'t ~>.ould likely rome fmm a combination loon tmd grunt package through the \ornmunily Dewlopment Rlock Gnmt nnd lssnc 1\\ll lrognnns, or other 11mnr :md oan programs dcs1gncd to assist with con truction of water and seweruge pn.1jccts. The ensinetring linn '"" mommende<l that th~t village pursue a ·gram thi\Jugh the upcoming rot~nd of ! ~sue 1\vo awards , but M:ll t1r Sundy lannurelli told Village counCil Monday sill' felt l ~tri""t~t tl) p•n Ill).! llm>u ~h hHI\1 lx· .1 pr1m 1"1"-' l1111 thi' " I thm' t 1h111k the• \III.I ~C 'lmulli c<llllll<'ic' 11 1th ""'If." l.mn.n elh h•ld " ''"''II " \\ ,htl\l' .m .lpphc,llll\11 1\',ldl h•t <1Ur h11al '''""" ''' p,i\ Ill!' prllt~'l't ' . .ind ~ ~ ~~'"'tllJ,dh '"''''I"'"' r" '' tlw l'lll\ \lllli1..'L' nf \!r..uu tundtnc l"".lec'l'. ,mJ illl:l\' ,ll"c nilic•t hn \Ollfi'l'' t.lon 'l thlllk lll\111 ~ lt\t ,n~,.·ct \\.llt..'T prllfl't..l\ , IlL' 'h<>uld 11h'IH'\ h'l ~trcct~ Middlcpott liP\ 11\\'d h ~.tn and grunl lund "' 11. 1 i.\'lllpkte J $')00.000 "''"'' e ""I'"" ment l'"'l<'d [,1\t ll',IJ . •mJ J 11 aler lllll'l<" c·m,·nt (UIHJ. mudc up ''' '!.~ nll •llt hl ;. pJI menb PI \lll,l!!<~ te,iJcm,. hnld' :l h,tlanc<' nl Jpprn\1 ltl.tl<'h ~ 1tHtXXI Project bringing history to Meigs Bv Cll"~t!NE Hom.tcH Sentinel news editor POMEROY The Wallpa11<!r Project, a lheuter and community history projed performed by professional and local actors, will he presented In Meil!s County M1ty 23-25. 2003. Plans for the· performan~-e will be fontlulntcd at a meeting to b.! held o.t S p.ln. on1\1esdo.y at the Meigs County Convention nnd Visitors nureau (C'hnmb.!r of Cotni\~I'C\.\ ollke) to be hosted by lletsy Nkodemus. dimlor. At that time . there will be a discussion 011 the scope of participation ft\lllt lo.:ul resi - in the oral hi storybased perfonnunce l!toup. E.rl11 Ctuneron-McEiroy. regional coordinator for The Wallpaper Project, wi II Ill! there 10 explttitl the pro~rnm and the t'OIIl~tlld respons1bili· IY of the lo.:al C0\111\\Utlily. The pu,blic is invited to attend. Ttl<! Wallpaper Project hns been collectlna oral histories and perfonnlnl! plays based on those histories in Auglnize County since 1997. The emphasis of the ptVject is to take orul hi stories from residents of n community and incorporate them into a drn muti<! production. The National Endo\vmcnt d~IIIS for the Humanities awarded the Wallpaper Pn1ject a grant sometime ago to determine lhe feosibility of un oral history-bused play thut \Hmld tour Ohio during the bicen lcnniul . It would luke hi storic themes und then personalize them according to the v~ nue . · The' program offered was so well received that a slutewide tour wus planned with 40 counties to oo included. The emphasis is on enhuncin~ the 11ndcrs1anding of Ohio 111 the 20th century by crealittg a greater interest in history by the public. Nicodemus explained lhut bringing The Wallpaper l'mJCCt rcq ll1 rc Ill ~kl !!' (\HI lit\' .\1 ill mm1 ~ rnll'' \ ulun t l'C 1~ help \\ilh lhL' ""'' ut ,, kinJ pmjccl 10 "The~ at\." llhHI\ \\.1\~ 111 which mdil'ldual,· c',lll hl'lp s ucc c~,full) b11n !! Tht·· Wallrarer Pn•tccl In Mcip.' C'ounl)," she 'aid . "Rcsponsibilitic~ range fi\>111 ~athcring oml hislnne' 10 ~l ­ ung up th~ 'I age and taking · tickets ," N i..:odemu; added . "Pa11icipating in the project wil.l prol'ide Meig' County . with a mcm<ll11hk' t'debrJuon of local and ,1.11e h"lmy." More inlonnalion on nnt week\ meet in); or th,; pro/·ee l Ctlll he uhtaim'd hy cui ing NinKicmu ' at 7 4!\-ll91 -~~~·l Rockwell sponson dadcimer workshop today CJ.lES'I'ER - Jerry Rockwell is sponsoring an lnfonnul welcolnlng party for Carlltll Hennessy an · Austrullon dulcimer builder, at 7:30 p.m. today at the Chester Courthouse during a dulcimer builders' forum . . Hennessy Is currently studylng with her father, Terry Hennessy, described as one of the most Important dulcimer builders In modem history. Te!T)I Hennessy built the duielmer that Richard Rnrina used llll the groundbreaklng LPs he recorded with his wife. Minll Farina, on the Vanguard label in the mld-19605. Rockwell Is ooe of a hnnd· ful of folk musicians who, since about 1970, have been national and International advocates for the mountain dulcimer. He Is ail accompllshed player, teacher and how to avoid them. "When I see a foreclosure 111 the paper, panlcularly if the monyage company is out ·from PapAl " of state, can pretty well bet .. · predatory lenders are Until there Is actual evl· Involved. That's why we've dence or fruud , no le.JJal decided to hold classes ubout action cun be taken. Not them, to try to get this probtnatty people co111e forward lem really out In the open." and h!potl thai ft has h~pThe clai!Ses, anJzed by pened lo them, though . I ve the Fair Housln~ssoclutlon only had 13 people cmne_to will be held ftom ·9 a.m. until . me In ,the pustthree .or four noon and 1 to 4 p.m., Sept. 9, yetlrs Who have been vic - In the bnsement of the Meigs tlms of predatory lending. . Annex Pomeroy ~'It's very hllrd to pin (ills"A1\itne Is a .moo·s blallest hooestlendel!l) down because lnvesunetlL Many people lllve although a lot of legislatiOII Is all trelr savings !led up 1n their presented by fair housing hotre· that's Wot1h pnnct~ng" advocates, the lobbying for ' · ltiOney-lel,lders Is very strong." Trussell said the problem In Meigs County Is growIng, ahd she hopes to begin to educate ~eorle about the dnngen of predatory llltiders and teacl1 people Lenders Corrtatlon llollov custom builder of this American folk instrument. He builds his dulcimers by hnnd . The dulcimer builders' forum ¥out will be to do some 'A-B compari sons" between Caritta Hennessy's dulcimers and those made by builders in southeast Qhio. Several well-known dulelmer builders will pwtlcipall!' in the forum: Gary Su$er of Pntssla Valley Dulctmers, Wuvertg nnd Bill Thdd of Black Rose ukimers, Nelsonville, and n few gcncrol insU\Itl)ent builders aud players. Titt're will nlso be u companson mude with "McS~,:mddcnc and Folkcrnl\'' t.lulcnncrs. On Nov. 16. Rockwell will sponsor. u Southcnst Ohio Duk:imer festivnlto bc held ut the Dairy Barn in Ad1t!lls. Ell' inferrnalioo. Rockwell muy he <.'011·tueted ntjcny@jcmlll.tc .com. ' ' We're coming to Gallipolis ... Computers Plus+ Best Service 11 the Best flrlcc Located at 1086 ,Jackson Pike (Inside Insurance Plus) Call us ror all your computer needs 446·1812 Ask us about our service contracts The Rlverbend Community Theatre · l'resent1: General Admission nckets: $6.00 tluf ltliiiH b6H~,tH IH llllltlilili li . ld 08 it6Utll., I 'lOll kHI:iW 61 ift • .• \ NIWI Oll'lfllftlllll . rhit ltliiiH HUitlilllt II @D~-~188 . IJ8~1itlfti~HI ~~WHII6Hit IIU! lllftiflillliHI.II t:•t, 1~ NIWI' 1:~1. H! 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Lim11 %1lhooh lltmld ml%% lllll oo s;no,OtlO In J\!\'\!llllt ni!M Yl!iH' hllll1Hl8\l lht di%ttiet mi~~\ld 100 d\l~I!Um~ to tum in = IID I)LEPORT tlddlep<.lrt's engineering <'Uil nltant h 5 I'Cl"QIIImcn<k"'l that the viii~ e\ercise an option ro purd1ftse real estate f,ll' the am5lruction of 3 new wattr wdllkld in Hobson. Tests to detennine if the po~ntial new welltield, oWIIed by la Hall. Jr., illdicare thai •water quality and ~\11\ll)itlg ..:nl)lldty at the site ate a«eptabh!. Jay Shutt of Floyd Browne As, odares told village oflicials Monday. Shutl said lhe new wellflefd hM the cal)lldiy "'pump 400 gallolls of wnt<!r per 11111\Ute, and Ill<! pllll!lllial for up to lour setl.'ll'llte water l\>ells. 1l1e water samples indicate no e1 idctwe nf uichlotcdt~l ­ <'11\'. ur nn) <llh~r ,·olulll<' Ollltlnk <'omp<mnds <lr other Ctllllnminalll~- m.~ those · 11 hkh ha1·e lx'Cn Mk'\:1~"11 in the illage's existing Wdl 4, bm do indicate thl' need for iron and man1.1.nnese filtering . The Boord or Public Affairs, whkh oversees water and sewer systems, holds an optiotl lo purchase the ~'41\!statl!, and Shutt said Monday the property shottld be pun:hascd as soon as a complicated survey ~nd property description ore com· pleted , 1lte m)A hlls contt".tded with Floyd Browne Associates. at 3 cost of $14,500, to complete the sur\lily. Floyd Browne recommends a $2 million welllield development and constntc- e Saturday, August 31 - 7:00P.M. • Sunday, tjXember 1· 3:00P.M. Meigs Middle School; Mlddlepon ' �A4 Opinion :The Daily Sentinel OTTA-~'3.61)~ ~W.Jlln\~t~l'f'hr • The Daily Sentinel +\UI.Mf.. • . · 111 Court StrMt • Po~Mroy Ohio (740) 992·2156 • FAX 1740) 992·2157 www.mydallyatntlntl.com Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Den Dickerson Publisher '. Future father-in-lau' is jlirtin with dan er DEAR AIBVi My ntnll(!, "Ed11t!®." tmd I htvc Mel\ t Wllple for nctuly four. yt>-n. . We phm to malTy In 3004. Edlllll'tiO 's plti'COI~ ("Marlboll and Oum~rmo") havo had lht~lr ~h11rc gf nu1rl· 1111 pruhlom~ hut have !'llmulni.ld toielher. My fa1h11r ctli.ld ~~~ YOlii'S 1\iO, ttnd m~ ADVICE 1'\iday. ~ug ~0 mother rnis\ld my shter 11116 I'Oioii:111JY i'ooleroy C~urch ot me . tly herself. Sho Is 110 cn~ot. ite'e po«Udl d+11l111• . 5 3o to 1 onrncllve W<lmlln with hlth Uko the nl&ht I nult him. I pm sttndt~t'ds whu chM!! mll to h11vo brouaht this up, yet thl\ dt~to until last yoar. subloet ron"los.unt~nsworotl. . Our "combined filmily" has lfgw do I nrmly !!ltpro~~ . always onjoyod vonlna thot 1 wtmt more <without him tlliCtllor on tiirtht111ys 1111d thinkllll! thut I'm lookl~ fur holldt~ys. HowovN. roeontly 1 tl hi • .. " NG OuUiormu has lie\ln hlttlnli \ll1 :."~c~ c"utCA· . my muthorl He stal\l~ at l!Ot\ GO llOMBROY - Malus RMI Bmtll u.. tlccd. M<~rtln J, I:Jrodcrkk w l:lllnlbcth L. U1Jtol1 to vies lor hN tlllontlon, tmd DEAR ASKING TOO Cnun ty RQt:ortlt:!r Judy C'tl lumhlll, Nnm~ y Brmlcrld, deed , Mkhacl Wil~ul\ , bialla mo.kes no soerot of lho filet MVCUI Out ""ll AR!l Mk·. Kina rt~ported the folloW• soceo h.) ttrllllklln Rclll thNtcr. Wil~on . deed . thot ho lovos to l1o tlcnr llor. '~ 1111! roeent trlln~for8 In ru11l G8tlltc to.. dclld, Rc~IM 0 . Swl11tu Curol Hate\ Nnttit•~hat\1, My mothN Is ntlt _ \lOti In& fOI' t rclllliOtlshlp - you aUIIII.l : Ctl lutnbl<~ , Willie, Hartlld Wn\1'~. dccctt~cd. to ~lrrcda would nllver be - lntorcsttld W\1111 to m11ko plnns, vo 0111 D11vld . Oumjltlfdl1er, SOtCO lll ttrnnklln Relll dcl!d, Vlllt~t~e of Nllttlnttlt<~m , TnttH11y in him, llspeclt~lly sinco sho ontl ht~vo 1\lo. Thllt's· 11 lol Shirl~~ DumM!Irtfl1cr, Ill ~stOle . {'t), deed, Middleport. NutHnghntll, ~crttflcate, ftnd Mt~ribcll n11 vo boQomo moro thun the onll·nl&ht ~umd Jt\Cilb S. DtiYIM, Debby A. Cu lun1bln, llcrbcrt It Whnley, Salem . closo ~fiends. ygu lndlfluted til him thllt yo11 Dnvl~. llll~tl. Sutl~bury. St>Ct:O 111 ttrnnklln Ren t Sh1!lh1 R. Whnllly, 1\J Frutik ll cru\d , Jr. , t<l I think the bohtlvlllr of wnnted. The Irony 1~. you nrc Clllrl!nel! It Ll~htrMt, ~M tllll' Ctl" dl'cd, Rutllltid. Tupper~ lilnln~ · thcNtcr Onrd bt·illi 11 g co .. Qrri Bdu"rdu's ctnd Is out·and·tlut llettlna moro - 1111d lon Donnlt~ J, l.lj!htloot. to SOC:CO Ill ltr11nkll11 Rllul Wnl~r Ol~trlcl. rll!ht ttl' clavlt. · lnappropdt~te, hut If I mon· tllun you 1\skod.for. Klllll 1}. 1, \llhtllmt, tlt~lld, MMtUl~ Co., tlt~tld, I~Ytlund . wny, Bedl't!rd , t{ld. Miller to fhotllas tion lt to Edut~rtlo. he rot\tsos Toll him strllll!ht \l\tl lo Dildford. SOCt.'O ttl rrunklln Rlllll lidl!ur R. Hn111111, Shtt·lcy 1:\wcll Horner. Jr.; Brenda to uokoowled&e 1hero's t1 pl11ln Blll!IISII whAt you wnnt. Dunny D. Drown. ~Nln l~ ttl" dl'cd, Sntcm . J. 1-hmnl, ttl 'ffl.t WO, Sue Hunt er, deed, Sulcm . problem. He h1slsts Ills fnther Out don't bo ~ui'JJrhod' if l)~'s · lhmnl~ 0 . 8mwn, SOt't'O ltll 1mnklln R~ul rlt~ht ul' wny, Suttlltt. William Lrhcw, would novor hehuve "like unwlllin& to eoot)ertlte. ('tmlelln (' , Rt·own. 10 ~Will' Co" tl~cd. Snlcm , btiVNI}' VIcker~ Ill rPdctCUICd, Ill Margaret thut ." Eduat'do won't discuss You'rll chnnl!inl! tha mills Dtlllll)' 1}. llrnwtl, Uonnitl SOC('() tu llrnnklln Rclll tWIJ, rlt~ht of wny, Lchcll•, ull'tduvll. It with me nnymQfC ftlld 11fi11r lhll l!OmC ho~ Sltlrtod, 0. Brown. tlllatl, Sulton. U~tlll~ to.. do~d. filldl'urd. AI 113 (' " It rol\tsos to brln~ It up with his DEAR ABBV1 1 um " new . Onnny · 0 , Uwwn, Sul~m/t'ulumblu , Jllllll 1\nn Ueutly. Murl~ 'wy~~\~.: c.~:rr~~ dud. stepftlthor to two t~dornb\1! Uonnlt.l Q , Umwn, Dun~!}' SttMl\11 1,, S~hlctl~t ttl lidw11td It Ueutty, to TPH. Wyunt. deed, Sdplo . Shlluld I «ppronch my ulrh, 111!118 4 1111d 7. I D. Drown, Cordilllu c. Wllllum 11, llttlltl, 'fru~y CWt), rllliH ol' wuy, Olive , Sin1rou Lu 1•.011 Smith , 1\llure l'ulhllr-ln·luw mysl!lf. cxpltllnlld 10 tlium thut I nm Drown. to Dnnny D. M. IIU111l• tlcctl, Lcturt. Ocllll C. thuncy, Leotu tlc~cuNed, to · Larry R. · Abby? If so, e~uctl~ what their ~~o~fnthor - bul they should b11 Ruid'/1 don t Wllnt Drown, C:ordllllo e. D~Mirc~ 10:. Tuylur, (1 , t huney, IO 'rl'-tWb, Smith, lll'l'ldnvlt. to ~ny unythinll to Murlbcll cnu ·me ud or Duddy nny· Drown , deed, Suttilll. Tlmuthy A. 'fuylur, Ill tiJ!ht of wuy, Sutton , " 1II .... . Christina 1), Youna to OcMir~c K. Tuylur. dc~d, Jcull Louliic Stcwurt .to rUtile ucl\l•e 1Jul 1cY· becmtse II &he hnsn't nl!'lludy . wuyll,"lr l'«lll"r h"llrd lhatl' Mlklll 1(, Young, tfll~d. Vllluj!ll _of Pnntcruy. iP·t WO, rill hi or wuy, decen~cd , 111 Murrell 0 . noticed her l1usbnnd's behuv· Tl" " " " • It wuuld hurt eull mo Duddy, nnd ho's · Ollvil. . 'flmolhy A, Tuyll:lr. thll~tcr. Ulllley, ul'l'iduvlt , · tl:llumb\u, t>tt~a,se ahtlre axlremaly u~sel. HolM «eeus· Vernon Ruy Mlllilly, Dulraa K. Tuylor, to Brctl Ncw~omc, Heather Ottlc L. Mcunhoh , ina me ol' undllrmlnlnl! his Mory l.Ml Mucy, to DllMitl.ltl K, Tuylor, tnn 8• New ~um11, to 'rP-tWO, '1 ' hnj)(lrllmeo." 1\tHhtlny R. Mnuy, fllr, VIIIIIMil ol' l'otn\lroy. right ilf wny, thll8tllf, 'fhomu 8 A, McMahon , to. You 811)' Abby, whut should thaalrls C hrluln~~ D, Moltey, oo8Q• Juilnlto 6, <Juthrlc to. Tim l,, Smith, K11rcn k , Wllllum R. Adums, uttruell va unil 01111 mo - ond how tla I hnn· mont. Robt~rl E. Lee, t)onnu L.. Smith, to 'fP·CWO. riQhl Chri stine A. Ctl ttone , F"h i I c b II I d " ll "f d r ..... deed, St\p\uIt , IJiltot standat'ds. I'm auro dlo thiN ovarbeurlna fllthar? .,, UniP. a , .. oa, .. \lau, oCu oru , tl wuy, "'"~~ter. H~lcn "' Qr 10 fint time alnco - INSTAN'l' FAMILY IN Dou111u K. C111npboll, to J.J. OatwQIIQr Jllmc~ It Qulvcy, your fnth.~•'• dcoth thnt u mon CENTRAL CALIFORNIA Alvin R, tlopplo, Mnry Bnterprl!u ttl Jutk Jon~8, Connl~ J, Quivey, to .St"te Maureen K, lmes, Allee A. hns "pul moves" on her. DEAR INSTAN'f t'AMI· Ann H()Pilfa, deed, tlllllil, S~lplo , ot'.Ohlo, deed, Bettrord , . Lemley, deed, Vlltuge of Ruther tht~n lnvolvlna LYt Tho atrluhould e1ll yo~t . Co htmlllu, Otlrdon Parry.!. Ueulllh Jlltnil8 W, H11lney, Jutllth MJidedfflr~f~tt , t , Harr.l•, younolf in thiN dollguta altuu· unythlog thoy wllh. J11mu Ryiln · L1mley, M. Porry, to ~.;tJiumbu8 H. Heiney, t{) J11mu W, v• , tion, lot hor 1pouk liP for her- However, 111k them to eomo Do11nn·11 Plyt Leml1y, to Southern Ptlwer, un· Heine~ TMh deed, Olive , Oebor•fl M. H•rrls, to aelf In p11111na 011Uiormo In liP with aevtral now optlona, How11rd It Brvln, Jr., manti Columbia. Terrx L. Htlnty, Marx Teru11 M, Tyson Sally L. Irvin, deed, WI 111m Morrll, Oa)'lt B. Htlnt)'1 to Tirtv anil Drummer, d11d, Lebanon. hie ~aee. · and you plok th1 on• you like DEAR AllYl I IUrprlltd btlt Whtn the 1lrl1 and you· l11tton. Morrla, to Ohio Power Mary Heiney P'amlly Pllyllla W, Httur, 1 Thru C Proptrtl•• lo Co., euemtnl, Rulland. Tru1t, dttd, Ollvt. dtCUitd 1~ to John V. . ~~~~~~ , ~i~~~~~ :o~·~~~~: -have deolded on • new name, Noah H~uli, dud, Paml!y Hon111, Inc., to Martin J, Chapman to Htlltr, mldavlt, Olive, of ~avlna • ont•niaht arfalr. your probltm with thllr Vlllllll or Middleport, Ohio POWir Co,. om• Pedml Nlltlonal Lu Anna Mu•lok, John Wo aaroed thll WI didn't father ahould dlaappoar, M11rk A. Clint to Noah ment, Salllbury, Morta•••· d11d, Vlll•a• ot P. Mu•lak, to Odtm want to. 111 mloualy D1ar i.bb~ 11 wl'/11111 b~ H.YIIll, d11d, Villaa• ot Sttphtn Scarberry, Mlddltpart. · Protrlu, •htrlff'• d11d, Involved at tht limo, Abita// \tbn !wNn, IIIIo Middleport, Staoie B. Saarbmy, to' Lulie Mmitt, Saundra Lebanon, Well 1h1 ont·nlaht 11rt'alr known "' J1ann• l'hllllp1, B11rbm Luolllt Hen 10 Ohio Power Co,. m•· s, Mmltt, to Wlllllll'n R. Tonya L. · Spenm to · turned 'into alx onoounten In r.md wul .lou11d1d b~ hff .John W, Walker, Stavan W, ment, Sililbury, · Stuckey, dttd, Ciltttlf, Curl B, Spencer, dttd, throo wtaka, and it 11 very mothl'l , Jlaulln• l'lill/lp•. Walker, d .. d, L1b11non. Joyoe Slnolalr to Jim Thomu I. Barnharl, ColumbiA. . ·~oyablo on I cnyeloallovel. Wrlll Dltlr i.bb)' Ill Southern Ohio Coal Bdwardl, Jollnda Dtbor~ Barnhart, to Rtbtccll Wood to Taylor Tlio problom a, tht 11111111 WWIIIDturAbby.colll or 1'.0, Comp11ny to Prank lin Rul Bdwardl, dltd, Bedford. SIIPhtn Todd Hood,. deed, F11ml·ly Partnership, deed, aapoot 11 1111 thoro Ia. I wo11ld B~ 6g440, LoJ A1111111, CA !ut1te Co., dted, Ja11ph Mlllttr!J Barbtlrtl Scipio. .· . Ulio to 10 out 11nd have tun, 90069. · Columbla/Rutlt~nd/SIIIam, p, Muten, to urn111 H. Sutton, Drun1r Land Cil., lno., Cfard lJrllllng Co, to SOCCO 10 Pranklln Rul Martin, Jr., Potrlel11 A. ttl WAyne v. Slden, deed, Dln11h · St~wBrt Travh Co., . deed, Marlin, deed, Olive , Or11nge, PI ere~. deed, St~l 1 abury. · . Bltate .Columbia. SOCCO Ill Pnnklln Rool l!htolo Co,, dud, ·Subscribe today. Ctllumbln, . ' SOCCO til Frnnklin 992-2156 '" ' Dear Beue Pearce Charlene Hoeflich · Managi(1g Editor Editor l.t,lll'l'.'i to tht> t.'flilor "'" we/nmw. 11Jl' ' : .\houltll'f' lt,\'S 1/um 300 wonls. All lrlft'n W't" wh)c'f l to ,•,Utili,~ and mu,,·t lw Abby • s(l:llt'ti mrcl ill<'lrt~le 0(/dl\'''-' cmcl ft'lfJ•hcuw mm1lwr. N~1 IIII.<(~IW<I /ell<' I'.< ll'il/1~· 1>11/llis/11•d. /.('tr...-s should I~· ill 801~1 tcuu•. a<Mtt•ssin,~: r',,..,.l4f.\', •wr l"lf'''-''mtcllitie.,. 11tt• Oftinifms c'.\/JI't'.'iSt''' it1 tire• n)lumta I~ ·Jmr 1U't' tltt> Ctill· .H'IISII,< of the Uluo li<llry 1'111>11 .,·1tt'11,~ Co. :, !'dirol'i<<l IH~ml. tmltss orhrt'wi.\'t' floterl. MH' NATIONAL VIEW Red ink Despite rate increases, Postal Service still ntns behind • Parkersburg (W.Vu.) News und Sentinel:· Despite nile C<Hlliug with inc·rcusing fmquency, the U.S. Postul Service does unt seem to he ublc to eli minute red ink . On June 30 first -duss stump prin·s went up hy .~cents, to .17 cents, yet the Pustul Service expects to lt>sl' uhout $U billion i.lunng fiscal yeur 2002. Thut L'llllles on the heels of u $1.7 billmn loss for l'iscul 200 I. Clearly. business us usuul is mit helping . Despite insistin~ thut uduptiun of new lcchnii.Jucs und technolo~:y wouli.l help It cut costs. the Postul Service docs not seem t(l be muking much heudwuy in thut regurd. Pnx.luctivity hus inncascd by only ubout II percent durin~ the pust three dccudcs. uccot·ding 10 1\ st.udy by the Heritugc hnmdutitlu. Few businesses could huve survived that period without hcttcr productivity guins. A b\ue·t'ibbon ptlncl muy be uppoitilcd by the White House to study the Postal Service and rccommeml wuys it cun cut opcruting losses. Frunkly, we have little confidence in such 1111 invcstigution - bccuuse it will not be the first. Similur studies in the pustLh> nut seem to lmvc done much good. Only if members of the White House commission hcgin their cxnminution with u clc:itl sheet of pupcr - 011 which the only con stunt is rcfu·sul to rcdltce service to Cl>nsumcrs - cnn rcfurm, .ut the Postul Service dn uny good. lnnnVlltivc wuys nf dealing with cbungc must he developed. Postnl Scrvkc oflkiuls must lenrn to cope with dnnnullc· chunges in both lilL'ir lllt;itll'SS unil their wrnpclition. According to one nnulysis. lhc ucnensc in volume of m11il handled duJing the first hnlf of thi s ycur was the worst since the Grcu1 Dcprc,sion. A vuricty of fnctors. Including C<llllpcti· lion from the lmernct und. to u lesser extent. lust yeur's ter· mrist IIIIIH;ks, Urc Ill hlume. lnnovmivc methmls of dc11\ing with chunge must .he lilUilll by the Po,tul Service . With<llll them. the next stump price . increuse und the next red·ink l'ostul Service budget urc right : uround the corner. increus~s • TODAY IN HISTOR.Y BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuduy is Wcdnesduy, Aug:2H, the 24Uth duy of 2002. There ure 125 duys len in the yeur. Thduy's Highlight in History: · On Aug, 28, 1963. 2CXJ,OOO people ptu1icipatcd In u civil rights rutly where the Rev. Munin Lllthcr King Jr. delivered his "I Huve a Drewu" speech in front of the Lincoln Memorial. On this dute: In 1609, Henry Hudson discovered Delaware Bay. In 1916, Italy's dcclw·ution of wur against 0el11)uny took etl'ect during World War I. In 1947, le¥endury bullfighter Muno\ete wus mortllliy wounded by a bull dunng u tlght in Linures, Spuin; he died the tbtlowing day at age 30. · In 1955, Emmell Till, u bluck tcetl·Uger from Chicago, wus abducted from his uncle's home in Money, Miss., by two white men utier he supposedly whistled nt u white WO~Tiun. He wu~ found brutally murdered three duys later. In 196R, police and £mti-war demonstrators clashed in the streets of Chicago tiS the Democrutic natiom1l convention nominated Hubert H. Humphrey for president. . . In I 973. more tlmn 520 people died us an eurthquake shook ccn· trill Mexico. In 198\, John w..Hinckley, Jr., pleuded innocent to charges of attemptin~ to kill President Rengan. (He was Iuter acquitted by reasol) of msunity). · · In 1987, movie director John Huston died In Middletown, R.I., at age Sl. In 1996, DemO<:ruts nominated President Clinton for u second term ut their nationul convention in Chicago. In 1996. the troubled 15·ycnr· marriage of Brltuin's Prince . Churlcs w1d Princess Diuml officially ended with the issuing of u divorce decree. · Ten yeurs ugo: The U.S. government mounted two huge relief operutions, rushing food and drinking wutcr to hurricanc·ravagcd Aorida while U.S. cargo planes lundcd in Somalia with ton' of food f(lr African famine victims. Five ~eurs ago: After nearly a ycur of legal challenges, Californm's ullirmutive action ban, Proposition 2()'), became law. U.S. troops bccurne more deeply cmhroiled in a violent power • struggle m~tong Bus~iun :':icrhs, ftring leur gus and warning shots • to fend oil rock·hurhng Serb mohs. · One year ago: Gatcwuy.thc nation's No.4 nmnufucturcr of per· wnal computers, suid it Wits luying' oil' 4,700 employees - 25 percent of iis global work f\lrcc - bccuuse of :m increasingly bleak market. · · . Today'.s Binhday': Actor-dam:cr Donald O'Connor is 77. Country singer Billy (irammcr i• 77. Actor Ben Guz/.ara is 72. Fonner Defense Secretary Will iurn S. Cohen is 62. Actor David Soul Is 5Y. Baseball tmiiHtgcr Lou Pinicllu i' 5Y. Actre's Alice • Playten i' 55 . Singer Wayne O•mond IThc Osmond') is 51. Actor Daniel Stern i.• 45. Olympic gold medii! fi gure 'katcr Scou Hamilton i• 44. Actrc" Emrna San11m is 42. Country 'inger Shania Twain i' 37. Actor Jm:k Black is 31 Actor Jw,on Priestley is 31 Olympi<.: gold mcdul 'wimmcr Janet Evan' i' 31. Achlr J. Aug. l<ichanh I"A n ~c i "J i~o 21J. R<K;k singcr-mu,iciwl Max Collin ~o <Eve 6) is 24, Actrc'' l'iirly Pope is 22. Country singer LeAnn I< imc' is 20. Actor Michael Galeow rs Ill. · PERKINS' VIEW Republicans are not responsible Jor.scandals "Money ... liubilities now totul $1.6 billion In the Adelphlt1 restatement; WorldCom is thought (() owe Its ba~ks approximutely $4.~ billion; Tyco hus lost about R3 percent of Its vnlue since December; Enron totul shureholder vuluo lost: $t'i3,\01,~19,000. . ·"Over the past 27 months. the nution's stock murkets huve \osl ubout $5.5 trillion in vulue. or neurly three times whutthe U.S. government spends nnnuully. "Do you wunt our government run by corporations'! "Vote Democratic \.n November." Thut's the text of the latest uttuck ud rolled out by the purty of Terry McAuii!Te. The Democrutic .Nutlonal Committee chalrmun pluns w olr them In selected bnltleground stutes nn.d congresslonul districts through· mil the country. The obvious ulm Is to somehow tie the Bush udministrution to the recelll rush ol' corpornte scunduls. To lnsinu· ute thnt tho Bush Republicuns' co1.i· licss with big business somehow resulted in Adelphiu. WorldCom, Tyco. Enron und other companies cooking their books und ripping off shureholders. And to portray Dcmocruts us corporutt: reformers. us uvcngcrs of the little guys und guls who've lost some or all of their nest eggs becnuse of mulfeusunce In the executive suite. ·Of course. the uttuck ud neglects to mention that Democrats have accept, ed cumpolgn contributions from Adelphlu, WorldCom, Tyco and Enron. II conveniently Ignores the fuel thul most of the corporate misconduct uncovered during the lust year or so began before George W. Bush was even sworn Into office. Enron's misrepresentations of its ,...._ Joseph Perkins COLUMNIST last political n~ure who should be talking nboul scruples. Ho's the shudy opcrntor whu liOt rich .o ff of Olobul Crosslna. purluyln~ " $100.000 lnveSimcnt in the telecommunlcn· lions company Into $1 a million In n little mora than u ~eur'N time. Olobal Crossin& flied one of the largest bankruptcle~ In history this pasl Junuary. ufler Its stock price had fullen some 96 percent. After CEO Oary Winnick had ulremly dumpQd $512 million worth of cgmpnny stllck. A former ut'ficer Ill , 0 lobu\ Crossing has testified thunhe cumpn· ny and Its uccountlnB. firm, Anderson, knllwlniiiY nnd willfully C\wkcct the 1'\nunc\ul books to mlsleud investors. Funny that the Dcmocrnt nttnck ud doesn'l mention Glohnl Ct·o~Nin~ . Nor t.luoN It menllun lmC\nno Systems, the biotech compuny thnt hus . lost more thnn HO percent of. It s value this your. wh11Ro lnslu~rs sold off millions of dollurs worth of com·· puny stock shortly befot·e Its shnre price collupsed. . Tho1e lnNiders lncludo Sum Wnksul - the recently Indicted l'mmer CEO nod one of Hlllury Cllnwn's hi!;I!Cst cumpulgn donors - untl Mnrlhn Stcwurt. who hus cunlrlbuted more lhnn $150,000 to Democrut cul't'ers since 1999. Tho purty of McAulll'fe treads upon dunjlermts ,11round when It trios to mukc polltlcnl huy uut of lhe recenl boardroom scnndnls. For it Is hurd for Dcmocrnts to porlray them sol veM as hollor-thun·lhou when the purly hus blithely ucccptcd cam pal an contributions from the very corporate m~lefaotor! lis uttuck uds would tic to . BuNh und the Republic anN. (Jos1ph P1rklmls acolumn~~~ for 11uJ Scm Diego U11ion·1Hbun1 and can billllachad at bulunce sheet occurred while Bill Clinton wus still In the White House. Tyco's accounting irregulnrilies 110 buck ut least to 1999. Much of World Com's shudy bookkeeping occurred In 1999 und 20q0. Ana Adelphlu's ('ulslf\cntlon of finnnclol stutemonts dutes buck to 2000. Thut 's not to Imply thnt former President Clinton Is responsible for the corporate fraud that begun on his watch, thut he bears blnme for the bll· lions In losses suffered by Adelphln, WorldCom, 'l)co und Enron ~hure · holders. He dtdn't huve unythlniJ to do with it. und neither did Bush. Yet,. the McAuliffe Democrats would make · u purtisnn campaljln Issue of the corporate sc11nduls and suggest that Bush und the Republlcuns bear ~ome culpnbillty for boardroom wron11dolnjj. while Democruts supposedly have clean hands. "It's time," McAuliffe recently attacked, "this CEO, Prc~ldent Buali 1 took responsibility for hh actlons.' The DNC chairman claims that lhc Republican has "given lhe arccn llaht w unscrupulous CEOs by llclpln11 to foster n business environment that says 'if it feels aood, do h."' Of course, McAuliffe Is the very JosepkP1rl<im'l Unlon7rllu:om.) , o. 0 ' DROP US ALINE. ' 11roundl put It in a tanker and then did I know to act such a dcol 1" my refine t. The water came out of friends would ask. It wus a front · the tap. Which one should be four p~ge story whc.n movie tickets in times more e11pcnsive than the Manhattan .inched up from $9.50 othel"' to SI0 at some movte thc1Hers. It I've fi11ured out that it's not the was only a 'O·cenl jump but il price of things that make people cr9ssed s,ome imaglnory mentul . crnzy, it's the change In the price pnce barrter. of things that bothers us. As long I remember readina about it rn u as jerky is a dollar, nobody will Starbucks while I drank u cup, of say anything. If it were $1.40 one custom Kona blend thinklns. • Ten week and 8' cents the 11ext,·peoplc dollars for o movie? I'J I puy ten would be ·outraged. dollars· for a movie the duy 1 pov . When J Jived in the city, every three dollars foi' o cup of coffee. 1" time they raised the price of the Oh yeah, I just did pay $3 for o subway a nickel peo~ll.l screamed cup of coffee. Obviously, I won't und howled us if they d been stu11· be mi8sina many movies. At $3 u gunned by a rogue cop. While theY. cup, coffee is running me $4!! 0 were ranting. about the cost of gallon. It'd be much cheaper to public t~a.nsportation, they'd be drink gasoline. And then I'd have buHy wnttng out a $2,,00 rent plenty of money left over for lot· check for a studio a_P.artment half . lery flckets and cigareuea. · the size of an RV, as 1fthat was the Jim Mulle11 IN tlie uuthor of "It most sensible way to spend money TakeN A VIllage Idiot: A Memoir of in the whole world. Life After the City" (Simon una I thought I waH getting a bargain Schuster, 2001 ). You can ,;ontaN when I only hacf to pay $2!50 a him at Jim month for a parking space. "~ho Mullenentertalnmenrweek/y.com ' 121 Third Avo., Qollipollo, Olllo 740-44HM2 111 Colin 11.. ,_,.,, Ohio 7~1N NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ' PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR FEE PROPOSALS . LEAD DUST CLEANING SERVICES . Pr(ce ofgasoline relative compared to high costs BY JIM MULLIN .-----------.1"---------------..... MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. THE VILLAGE IDIOT . . I ran into Ous 11t the Oas 'n' Oo filling up hi! pickup. (Bumper sticker: "For a small town, there sure ure u lot of jerks." Actually, the word was a Jot stronger than jerks.) The, entire tim~ he pumped he complaancd about lhe price of gas. how it's all the government's fault and that they're in cahoots with the oit companies. W,e went .in to pay and all the while he kepi coml;'laining about how he 's getting npped off and how do they expect the little man to get aheud wilh the price of ~as being whul it is. As he s compluming, he picks up a $1 strip of buffalo jerl<y, u $1.50 cup of coffee, a 99-cent snack cake, a $5 pack of cigarettes, a $2 bottle or fancy water and $5 worlh of lottery tick· cts. And he's complaining about the price of gas? AI $2 a quart, the bottled water is four times more expensive than gasoline. To make gasoline they had lo find oil. pump it out of the iN ·Meigs .County Recorder postS transfers . The MoiQM County Commlulonen oro req\lcltlna fcc propoMult fllr u Loud Dust Cleanln& Service to provide lead dual cleunlnQ of hou1lna unitt uftor CH1P rehabllltution und renovution actlvltleaorc complete In order to fulfill tho HUO requirement of load •lllfe work prtlclicel ond Lead Cleoranco Tolllna 01 per (24.C.F.R. 35.930 to 35.940). . . . The 1crvlce will conaiat of loud dull cleonlnQ of owner occupied unlta follow · ina lcud-tufc rohubilitution and ronovution ucllvlllu. At per the Title X Rcdd!!nlilll Lcod -Bo1ed Pulnt H11zurd Reduction Act 11f 1992 effective September· I'· 2000 , ure111 of the unit where rehubilitution und ronovutlon IICIIvltlcli ore completed mutt pouleud du1t cleurunce. . , · Pee propoul mu1t Illite quallflcaillonl, includina ony reluted compleJcd loud· bucd point lralnlna approved by the Ohio Dcpurtment of Hcullh ond mutt be certified 1111 havlna completed lin Ohio Deportment of Heoith tlpprovod leud • ~afe renovutor trulnln&. Service provider mull hove uvuilllble the ncc:euury equipment for leud duat cleunln1 und control to perform cleunlna tervlcu Unitt where clcanln1 •crvice• ure provided muat pun lead du1t clcurunce test· in11 of the unit. · Propo1ul ahould .8tote Scope of tervlcc• to bo provided und umount of fixed eompcn1otion rcqwircd for the above .ervice1 and prlcin& dota to 8Uppol1 the fixed price (e.g., per hour, diem, unit). All rcloted quollflcotlon1 ond/or trolnlna cenifieatlont mutt bo uttochcd to the propotol. J1cc proponl• muy be moiled or delivered to the Mela• Orant1 Office, 117 Eutt ' ltiltd propoe111 for tht ptvlng of portion• of lcout Ctmp R'otd: Allen 8treet: tnd Mill ltrtttt In Chtlttr, Ohio, Ch11ter Townehlp, MIIGI County, Ohio, . will bl rectlvtd by tht MtiQI County Comm1111onere It thtlr offlot 1t tht Courthouet, Pomeroy, Ohio 41781, until 1:00 p.m., Thuradty, September I, 1002, 1nd then 11 1:30 p.m. 1t 11ld offlot opened tnd read tloud for the following: Ptvlng (14 ft. wldt • 3 Inch thloknttt) of 2,000 lln11r foot of townthlp Aotd 112 (loout Ctmp Aotd) In Cheater Townthlp; . Ptvlng (12 ft. wldt • 3 lnoh thloknttl) of 1,200 lln11r fttt of Townthlp Aotd 1037 (Allen ltrHt) In Chtlttr Townehlp; Pevlng (12 ft. wldt • 3 Inch thlokn111) of 1,000 linear. fttt of Townthlp Road 1022 (MIIIItrHt) In Chitter Townthlp lptolfloetlont1 enct bid forme may bt 11ourect at the offlot of Mtlga County Commllllonere, Co1,1rthou11, Pomeroy, Ohio 411781 • Phone (740) 112·2111. . A dtpoelt of 0 doll•~• will be required for 11oh 111 of ·p11n1 end tptolfloetlone, oheok mldt p1y1blt to. Tht full 1mount will returned within thirty (30) dey• tfttr reotlpt or bide. l!toh bid mutt bt tooomptnlld by tither 1 blct bond In an emount of 100'1• of the bid amount with 1 eurety 11tl1f1otory to tht tforeeald Melge County Commllllontrl or by otrtlfltd ohtok, oaehltrt ohtok, or lttttr of ortdlt upon 1 tolvtnt btnk In tht •mount of not lttl thin 10',? of tht bid •mount In ftvor of tht tforttlld Mtlge County Comml11lontr1. lid bonde 1h1ll bt eooompenltd by Proof of Authority of tht offlolll or agent tlgnlng tht bond. lldt 1h1ll bl 111ltd 1nct mtrktct 11 lid for Che•ter Townehlp CDIG Ptvlng ProJtot enct mtll~ or dfllverld to: Mtlge County Commltllontrt, CourthouN, Pomeroy, OH 411781, No bidder m1y wlthctrtw hie bid within thirty (30) d1y1 1tter tht 1otu11 cl1t1 of tht opining thtrtof. Tht Mtlge County Commllllonart rtNrvt tht right to rtjtot any or all bide. ' Memorial Drlvo, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Quettlcn• In rcaord to ,thit roquc8t may be addreued to JeanTruucll, Oront1 Adminlltrator,ut740· 992·7908. Jtff Thornton, Prttldtnt Jeff Thorton, Prctldent Mel a• County Commi8Jioner8 1-14, 21' 21, 2002 M1lg1 County Commllllontre - ~··• W n . - I ,, �• • Plat A I • The Dally Sentinel Celebrated fourth birthday ORSANCO sponsors .River Sweep poster contest ATHENS Lilly Elizabeth Michi~an celebruted her fourth b1rthday at .11 family party at her horne m Athens Sunday. A "Scooby Doo" theme wus canied out in the decoi"Jtions and 11lso in the birthday cnku baked by her aum, Pauline Mayer. Thllsc attending m sending glt)s were her parents. Mtlrc and Lesley Michl~tm: Ronjeresa, Austin and Cantin Carr: Henry utld Dorothy Clutworthy: Tim, Beth und Raymond Lawson: Colton Li lly: Bill Mtlllack: Don und Linilu Mayer: Mike and An)!i M_t\y~r: Pa~line Mayer: Pam 0 Bnen: J1m, Conme and Kcc~an Wilburn: Jayne, · Dnmelle and Meghun Vuil: Marie Hauck and Donna Ctlrr. POMEROY - Student~ in primary und second:1ry schools residing inrounties bordering the Ohio River ure invit· ed to design a poster for River Sweep 2003. The contest is sponsored by the Ohio· . River Valley Water Suni~tion Commission for wuntics ul\1ng the Ohio River in Ohio. West Virginia, lndiuna, Illinois. · Kentucky und Penn~ylvuniu. or those who have pnrtic· iptltcd in u River Sweep: Fifteen priz<·s will be uwurded. The gmnd 11rize is u $1.000 U.S. Suvings . Bond. nnd the school representing the gnmd prize winner will ulso receive un awurd. A $500 U.S. Savings Bond will be presented to the student with the winning design for the ofliciul River Sweep t·shirt . Thirteen $100 U.S. Savin_gs Bonds will be uwurded to one winner at etlch ~mde level. · The anmml R1ver Sweep will be held Lilly Elllabeth MlohiCan ' Elberfeld family reunion · TUPPERS PLAINS Descendents of Katie Mccs und Jacob Elberfeld held their unnuul tlunily reunion recently ut the £ lbcrfeld furln ncar '1'\tt>pers Plains. Prayer was led by Allnn Elberfeld and u short Gcm1un prayer was l!i ven by Rachucl Downie, one which had been used by her father, Jucob Bauer Elberfeld. A pot luck dinner was served. Meigs Coumiuns attending the reunion were John nnd Joun Anderson of Pomeroy: Lauren Anderson of Pomeroy; Brad Anderson of Pomeroy: Jhi1 und Becky Anderson of Racine: Jamie, Heldie, and Peyton of Racine; Briun, Bmndy, und Jensen Anderson of Racine; Dove Anderson of Putneroy; Mary and George Monis of Pomeroy; Charlotte Elberfeld of Pomeroy: Allan and Nora Elberfeld of Thppers Plains: Burburn and Gerald Dolan of Poril~roy: Ruchacl ·nnd Bill Downie of Racine. Hayman reudlon held r RACINE - The 44th unnu• al reunion of the lute George and Vlra Mae (Crawford) Huyrnon family was Aug. 17 at Star Mill Park In Racine. Wuid Hayman gave the blessi ng before the · dinner. Attendlnl! were, Phyllis Young, Bill and Ginny Huffman, April , Brian and Ben Co~e. ieresu, Bill, Ben, Kaltlln and Emily Lawver, Virgil, Delorse, Mike, Blleen1 Sum und Hunnnh Our~ 1 Wala Huymun: Cheryle Knight, Ruby, Rhondu, Jennifer Nuutlca and Jerrod Wolfe, Klndm Moore, Vicki Osborn , Nicky Dean, Kevin Watson: Marge, David and Koren Carpenter, Gladys, Loren, Seun, Chad · and Eric Rich.urdson, Kathryn Reed, Doris Reed, Doris Rogers, Bryce, Debbie, Brlun: Angelo, Bethany, Morgan, Logon, Orifnn, Don, Donna, Danny and Denu Suyre, Tim, Julie, MU8on und Landon McGee, Dun und Palth Huymun, April, Brln und Mallory Rouch, Kumryn Smith, Tumuru and Salurd~y. June 21, 2003. River Sweep is a one-day cleanup project tQI' th«' Ohio River lind its tnbutaries. The sweep rovers n('l\l'ly 3.000 miles of shoreli~ from Pittsburgh. Pa.. to Cairo, Ill.. and averages more than 22.UOO volunteers a ye11r. Trash t'Ollected during the sweep hllS included cars. tires, furniture. toys. 11 piano. and a variety of other items. All trash collected is either recycled or placed in approved landfills. River Sweep is held to create an nwnreness of water qunlily problems caused by liner and illegal dumpillJ· The P?Sier contest. held in COI\)Unt· tion wtth River Sweep. is one way to spread the word about litter prevention. Posters submitted for the conh~st should refle;:t this goal and focus on encouraging volunteer punicipation. Dendline for the River Sweep poster contest is Dec. 10. River Sweep is sponsored by <;JRSANCO. which is the water ~llu· lion control agency for the Ohto 'Rivrr and its tributaries. Other agencies participating in the River Sweep include IllinOIS EP . Kcntu\'ty Natural Resources and Environmental Protection C11binet. Ohio Oepunn1~nt of Natural Resource~. Ohio EPA. Indiana Department of N•tural Resources. Pennsylvania Department · of 13nvlronmenlnl Protection. and West Virginiu Mal\e lt Shine Progmm. Vohmtury contributions ftom industries provide ml\)or funding for the sweep. For further informution ubout the River Sweep Poster Contest. or ·for complete contest rules und regulations. contact Jeanne lson at 1·8QO.)S9-3977. or visit the Commission's website ut www.orsanco.org. • Eric Thcker ·nnd Gerald Cruwford. Eichinger reunion SYRACUSE- The 1mnuul Elchilli!Cr reunion wus held Aug. 4 nt the Carleton School. Polly Eichinger' led pruycr prior lo the t'Overed dish luncheon. und fumil1 members who traveled the furthest nnd the oldest und youngest members were given gills, The group wus entertained following ltmch by the quurtet "Under Construction." Those present from MeigsMason. Counties were Judy Eichinger, Reedsville: Nuncy · Hubbard, Rucine: Suzunne Suyre und Fritz Sayre, Raci ne; Murle Houdushelt, Syracuse: Willium Charles Cook und Churlcne Cook, Middleport: Mildred Fry. New Huvcn: Helen Prank. Charles Sayre. Clttru Suyre. Polly Eichinger. Puul Eichinl!er, June Eichinger, Bonnie Kelly, Gemld Kelly, Paula Eichinger, Pomeroy. Next · reunion I~ scheduled Aug. 3. Brewer family reunion LONG BOTIOM -· . The Brewer family reunion was held Sunday, Aug. II at the Long Bottom Community Center. A moment of silence wus observed In memory of family members who passed awuy since lust year before prayer by Leland Close. Potluck was enjoyed by 46 l'umily members. Furnlly pictures were tuken and David A. Brewer pussed out pictures. Dorthy Schott and Roy Ervin discussed family hi story, nnd Rhonda Beull held a protituble white elephant auction. Those ultendl ng from Meigs County were Harold und Ruby Brewer of Long Bottom; Delbert und OpuiiJunMeter of Ri1clne:. Doris Goddrlch of Long f!ollorn : Bobby and June Vltch of Long Bottom: Howard Brvin ·or Racine. Syracuse Nazarene Church caravan SYRACUSE - Syracuse Nuzurene Church is orgunizing u Christian version of scmtting for uges lhtee yeurs up to grade six. · The pmgrum begins Sundny and will be held from ti-7:30 p.m. ut the church. It is designed to help children build vuluublc skills und develop ·Spirituully. socinlly. mcntnlly nnd physicully. People mny sign up by culling the church ut 992-25 14 or cnn re~ister nt 6 p.m. Sunduy ul the church fellowship ebratcd and she wus presented 11 potted flower and received a potted flower. Past Coundlors' Club meets CHESTER - Pust Councilors' Club of Chester Council no. 323. Duughters of America, met ut the lodge hull. It wns repm1ed that Betty Young is home from hospitul, some get well curds were signed und sent to sict und shut in members. Betty Young rend the treusurer's report und Ruth Young reud the secre· mry's report. · The birthday of Esther Smith was col· Daughters of · America meet · CHESTER - The detlth of Brendu Lemley wus noted ut ·u recent meeting of the Daughters of America, Chester Council 323. held nl the nil. Ruth Smith who presided mlnounced thnt the lodge will drape the churter for Mrs. Lemley at the next meeting. all member ure uskcd to weur white. research Information on corCunning seuson is here rect times and pressures, aguin . To help ensure the the Extension contact bc~l rcsukl;, there ure some Office. importunl things to remem· When the processing time ber when preserving frui and vegetublcs from the hus been completed. remove the cunner !rom the heat den. source and allow It to cool Preserve only the fr~~!. foods. The slogan naturally. After the pressure hours ftom garden to reaches z:ero, wait two minADVICE good to follow. This will utes before opening In case help minimize bacterial there Is uny remnining pres· growth thut can lead to food water bath is used when pre- sure. spoilage. · serving hi~h - ucld foods , Carefully remove jars Make sure all equipment is such us fruits. jellies. and from the conner and plucc on working properly. It is rec- pickles. The oct~ level In several layers of towels for ommended thut pressure these foods ure h1gh enough 12-24 hours at room tempercunner gau11es be tested to prevent bucterlalgrowt~. aturc away from a draft. Do annually. · Only a pressure canner not retighten lids. This could Use clean, sterilized glass should . be used to process break die seal. cunning jurs that ure free of low-ac1d foods, such as ~ell · A good way to test the seal nicks and chips. Any small e.tables, meats, nnd combtna· is to press the middle of the crack will allow nir in, uon s of .them. The pressure . lid with your finger. If the which would prevent a vacu- cunner is also being recom-. lid comes up after removin' mended for tomntoes, um seal from occurring. becuuse the varieties ~our finger, the l~d Is NO Follow the manufacturer's are becomingnewer lower in ucld. scaled. If the jar dtd not seal. directions when preparing Low-acid foods allow the you can either reprocess. lt in lid s. Lids were meant to.only growth of bacteria that can nnother sterilized jar with a be used once, because the seal wi II brenk when opened. cause the deadly foodbomc After filling jars, run a illness known us botulism. Pressure canners should knife around the inside to be vented by allowing steam remove air bubbles. Leave to escape for 10 minutes the correct amount of headbefore pressurizing. This space. Wipe jur tops with a removes the uir that can clean wet cloth to remove any particles of food thut interfere with true pressure could prevent the jur from reading. Process foods for the corsea ling. rect amount of time and Use the ri ght cunner to process foods. A boiling pressure. To have the latest Becky Baer new lid within 24 hours. or refl'igerute und eut it within the next two days. Remove sc rew bands before storing. Lube! und dute the jar of food, und store it in 11 cool, dry, durk pluce. Use the oldest jurs of food first to ensure top qual· ity. When preparing low-acid foods (vegetubles. meuts or combinations of them) for eating. boil the food 20 minutes before tusting to kill any botulism bacterin thut may still be present. Even though the food wns processed in u pressure canner. bacteriu can still grow. This ndditionul balling will make the food safe to eat. (B ~cky Baer is MBI$.1 Co rmry :1 Exren.vlmr atwrt Jor family all(/ con.lrtmer sc:ienceskommrmlry develop ment, Olrlo Stare Unlver.!lty.) 4050 minutes... means good news for those who can't say goodbye. Up to 4050 minute for lift · • IDGO ntpt 1nd weekend minute• • 550 lnc.lucled anytlma mtnute1 PLUS · Birthday to be observed RACINE - In celebration of the 90th birthday of John Bailey, his children and grandchildren will host a party ur the Mt. Hermon Church hall on TexM Roud from 2:30 to 4 p.m. on Sunday,.Sept. I. It is requested that gifts be omitted. Sharing ~et BELPRE - A "sharebratlon" will be held at the Belpre Heights · United Methodist Church, 7 p.m., Sept. 15- 17. 11 will consist of people sharing though testi mony und message how God changed their Jives. Special music, quartet singing, Instrumental band on Monday. choo" ihe 1ny i Of foiiDW1n1: • SDG locel moblle•to•mllllllt inln1~tttl • JDG bonua tnytl1111 minute• • Nationwide lon1 dl1tenett The Meigs County Agricultural Society would like to THANK the sponsors of the day at the 2002 Meigs County Fair THANK YOU TO THE "SPONSOR OF THE DAY" Monday 1\Jesday . Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday .cincy, WLWF Radio In Ravenswood, WV Kawasaki Motor Sports in Pomeroy, OH ~YVK Radio In Pomeroy, OH WBYG Radio In Pt. Pleasant, WV Ridenour Gas ond Supply in Chester, OH Ridenour Gas and Supply in Chester, OH Cool Spot In Tuppers Plains and Coolville, OH And a special THANK YOU to "COOL SPOT" in Tuppers Plains and Coolville for rtponsoring "Trick Poq.y" on Saturday night at the Meigs County Fair. loUIS spl inlt y shutout he/1 s rds hold <?n>u.nd n..... 1. irool1Qtl (i!l:\\hili t\4\l :!4-~ f'Nt 'l!\!\ 1'1 1 \Ill :!. 1'\lfl(jnlQUtn (i!l: c~ . .7e. .J!Ick"-'0 4H kJst lQ Nw/l~o~JC,.. ~\'I.I\ 111\111111'1 IVII\1111.11'1 1\1 Wl\i\1111~1\1 1\<11\•l-<.,'1.'11 t '11\i.' llll\<111 lllllk-1 ~'111.'1\\'1.1" I\\ II 11111\'1 1\.. hi\ 1\N \11111\'111 Ill l\'111 \\"<11,, <1111.1 ~1""11 hit II tiiiW m11 ft..\1111.'1' 1\11'"~ ~~~~~~ a. ~1<11 "' ltll' ~~ . 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AIll' I' 1)\1' ~V\1' ''I'<'IIV\t 1\ IIIII 11111\1111\l' \II 111\'11 lll\l >.11111\l \\Ill\ II , -1 II Ill Ill Ill\' nl\1 !lill\11' l\11'\l.ltl,\. ~llk-11 llllll\1'1\'\1 Ill 11 ti~ •1'\11\ 1\N WEDNESDAY,S hlllh~ ill\111111111'~ \ \\' 1111111'111 '" 111\'h• '~'\~1~1 \llll\\1\JI Ill lhl'\'\' jli\111\'' "II~ ""' 111111' 1\111 lllll\'h lllf 11\,"· lll~lll"ll\'1' l\1111 l\111111\' '"''' " Ill' ,IIlii "' '"'"''· l\11\1 \\'\' 1.'\1111\.111' t l'tll'' till' HIGHLIGHTS tiN illllill!l," Th\'1 l'<mUtl<lh Punt, Piss and Kick to be held time to start thinking .about tanning season· a ' ntin 1 $6 iill ~ 14-1 (01) 5. P\lrkQI~ IDlE .Ttme Out for Ttps It~ ily 4 . Marlelta I hull, Th ('(11/t~ Foott><lll. Pogf' 82 M<Vor uagutt &seb<lll. Poge BJ 3. Logi\n Society news and notes Family Reunions •• Wednuday, Augu.t 28. 2002 · www.mydally..ntlnel.com I POMEROY - The Meig~ Mnrnuders Sldellnei'S Clul> wirt sponsor u Gntomde Punt, Puss & Kkk ~lllllpelitiun 111 I0 t\.111. on Sttturduy. Sept. 2!{th 2002 ut 81>!> Rubens Field In l'onwn,y. The cnmpetltlun Is open to boys nnd girls 11ges R- 15 und there is no ~mry fee. All pur. tid punts nHISI sl11>w proof Ill' age 111 nil levels. Fnllure to pmvlde ul>lrth certltlcute will res ult In thut pnl'liclpttnl beln~t tnell»ibte to compete. Few more lnt\1rmntion con· IIIGI Jlmmer Snulshy 111 992· (l72tl. Meigs •Meet the Team' nlaht POMEROY - The Meigs Sideliners Club will hnld n "Meet the Teum" fllr the 2(MJ2 Murnud~r i'c><>lbult teum ut 6 p.m. nn Thiii'S tlny Ill auh Rnborts Field in Pomeroy, The Mnruuder tenm wilt be imroduced nnd the Mnmuder bnnd will perform 111 the event. A cookout willulso be · ~eld . There l~ no cost 111 allond the event nnd ull food und drinks will be pnwlded hy the Sideliners Club. Evcryune · is Invited In ultcnd. New memberships to th\l Sldellncl's Club. will be on Sllic. In the event of bud weuther all nctlvltlcs will he cutlce llcd. . San Fran, NYC named Olympic finalists · CHICAOO (AP.) - Snn flrundsco and New York beat out Houstun and Washinston, D.C., when u U.S. Olympic Committee tusk force cho!Je two finullsts to be the .American cnnclldate for the 20 12 Summer Olympics. The U.S. Olympic' Committee's bllurd of dircc· tors will pick the 20 12 candi· dute at u Nov. 3 meeting. \\hilt ' Hit IIIIII~~ 1., l~11'1lk." 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Waterford Trimble SoutherA Federal hooking Miller Eastern 20 15 13 8 3 1.. ~----------------~-----------------------------------~=--=~-- Davis not open about Couch's InJury· BEREA, Ohio (AP) - BrownH CCMICh hnlf of Clcvolnnd'M 27·20 loNN, , Buteh Dovl• didn't huvc mueh new The clull lnltlully Hold X·rn)'H were lnfQrntudon un qua,rterbACk Tim ncllutlvo und thm Couch lind ~lrolnod hiH Couch H Injured riM)lt eloow, However. followtnu the gum , llfrn\ Couch Hold ho Htrnlned hiMforeunn. He did hnvo n mcH• On TuetKlny, DnviM lndlcttled l.hnl nn snje, thoughl for thllliO MRI revooled u brul110. Clcvclund hud Clevclnnd mn1 wlw three other ~turtcrJ - olfonHivo till.lklo 1per11 II rcHIICHH nl&ht Rvnn 1\rcker dofon•lvo end Kon·"" 111 WIJIT)'IIll,l · o! ' " " • "I'd 1 II 1 "'""II nnd tiJlhl end Attron Shell .. H cep n II c Injured 118 well. better, DuviK Mtdd. "Ho'H 801 o brultKl Ill' hl8 forcnrm nnd Couch brulliOd hi• with him lt'H 11ulna tn bo duy-lo-day," ;.....-...., right forearm, dl.lrlna Dovl1 old uf Couch. "OhvlnuHiy, wlth couoh Monda)' ntaht H1~ w oil thc~~e ·guyH we're (loln(l to CIT on the the Orcen Buy •Ide of ct~utlcn. . PllCkcrJ, un Injury "W 'll I h ull I c , II vo t em llll trcUinlllnt wo DaviN WM rciuclllnt to diJ~CUNii on cun. We moy hold them out of MOmc 1\reHdlly. und 110rnc thln&H for howovor kl1111 Couch left Llllnbeou field with hiM drtiiM we hrwc u1." ri&hl ill'lll wrapped in icc lllle In the H111 DuviH didn't kllllW If Couoh W()llld piny In Prlduy'M o~hlllitlon 11nul 111111ln~1 hettQt' wh n ynu liN 11 ~~~upl hmn~ ~~~ hy tll1ll thl'fi!Jl)' unli u ultl~lll ." C'llUCh Wll~ 1101 IIVIIflijhl rnr Qt\11\• l)uvl~ Will rt•kt!\1 h\IW {\lltQh, Whtl lfl nl. . w Ill 14·UI'· l H rut' 11 2 )'!It'll~ lltkl II Dnvl~ wu~ cquolly cv118lvc uhoot the tnuchtluwn I rm · l~ttvht»· 1101 hu11. I!]JurleM ltr ' lcvelund'N oth r ~mn rM. "Ju•l thmwln~," I)UviM ""ld. "JuHt In T'Uckor und l..ltnll iYI~ r d Mf'l'ftln d 1110 tlmtwlnll mullon. I llun'l knilw II' ho 11nklc• ond Sh 11 wcm out with 11 go1hit unrl~ In th hl\11 anmo. 1hRv n't Mpmlnod right Mhoutdcr - tho ~umo one 110\lll h)m." Ulttl •ldolliiod him for !he nnnl (Oitf . l}uviN ~ulr;l 110 Nflnku ttl Cou ·h 1111 lh an,me• IMI 110118011, ph111 111'11 t' lull dlly, . 'limn or them thm w rc on ~1\llehcN "llo HltlrJ ho wr1.11 fc llna good and thl• ~nornln~.. ~W alroody ~ulkln11_ wllh· v~rythhll!.'' l'>ovl• Mllld, nut ~rutcl M, Dtwl,8 ••.till. Rynn "nick r Jlulluw[njlll JllllllO, h vnWCKI to bo IM w~lkh111 und ha • olr ody ttfl nn hi• hl14!k In tlma f'nr tho pt. H llMOtl n• tho Cnrullnu Jlunt110t'N, UICM. · voa. Dovl• Muld he WM Rill to NCimo uftheinjurleli weron't tt11 ~~erlou~ tt11 fll'lltlhoughl, · "My hlood Pf'Cl•uro wu PI uy hlah IIW nlahl.'' ho Mllid. "Yoo fl l nlllllo lift . • rOjUlhW Kon•o~ City, "l ' ll111llhtr'llllllllln~l KtUINIIA City wldl . nn qu •tlon•," Couwh Nttld. "We'ro aolns to do o lot of n~h!lb tllld 1111 lhl8 ihhlll 11&111 ond act !Kim mt atllll'll bo 1'C110y to II"·" '· - I . �. • • Wedneaday, Auguat 28, 2002 The Daily Sentint'l • Page 83 Pomeroy/Middleport, Ohio w.dneiday, Auguat 21, 2002 -:-· :::::r• -- - 111 .......... to Cobourne poised to · become WVU's all-time leading 'rusher ~-------------, IHI Ks winning streak is 14 and counting WLPclOI 83 47 638 16 15 5(10 18 16 II .41111 18 '> II Ill .4111 20\ 81 89 .469 22 BY THE ASSOCIAtED PRESS Mondory'l Go.NY Ylnkeea 10 . Ttxit 3 Bolton 10, Anahe1m Q lO 1MW'9I C1oveland •• Detroit 2 Ollllancll, Kotll"' C•t'13 TO<Onto 8, Chicago While So< 4 tvetday't OltftH · N v '1\nkltt 8, Boston 0 l..,.. Otii'OII 1, The Oakland Athletics looked like c.... s W L Jlct 01 Mlnnooolo 5, Searllt 2 World Serie' champions. 72 II .!1$4 Te~~~:at i , Balli'nore 4 8ll 112 527 3' The A\ mat~hed the 1988 team's clubOakland 8 Kansas City 4 Ch""'U' WNte Sole a,foronlo 4. 10 lnnlngo rc~~>rd 14-game. winning streak Tuesday "68 "74 ·•" .439 n15 Anaheim 7, Tampa Bay 3 nigh! with a 6-4 victory over the Kansas 68 7~ 423 17 Gomft • cs ee :JU 21 1 T01onto (1'111io 5-4) II Chicago City Royals. Wllilt 5cl< (Qorland 8·1 0). 2:05 p.m • TI1is edition of the Athletics ditlers in W LPctGB N.V. '!WnkMI (MuiSinl 15·7) al BQston Arllona P 411 .636 an impo11an1 way - slarting pitchers (P.Marth,.z 17~3• 7 05 p m Leo Ango~ot 78 68 .576 6 Ottroft (Powell 1·3} at CIIVIIInd have accounted for 13 of I he 14 victories Sen Froneloco 73 68 .567 10> (Sobothll 8-10f, 7 o05 p.m. Cclonodo . 81 71 .4112 23 during the streak. Power hitting was a Seattle· (P1ne1ro 13·") at MIDnesOte s.n Diogo 68 7! .427 27' . hatlm;trk of the team that won the cham(Santano 7·5). 8 05 p.m McNidl(l GlmrM Balttmore (Stephens 1·2) at Texsa (F'Irk•S. MIIW*..... 2, Chicago C<llll1 pionship 14 years ago. 8). 8:05pm. S.n 'Froncltoo 4, Colorodo 3 "The '88 team made it to the World Oakland !Z1to 18·5) al Kansas q1y Arilona e, Leo Ar!!H 3, 12 lnnlngo (SediiiCOk 3-3). 8 05 p.m • Series," A's staner Mark Mulder said. Tomp 0 Bay (Son 1-6) at whtim Clftol.1,111. Lolllo 4, 111 pmo "We' ll talk aboul it onL'e we do a tittle bil (Wo"'t>u'" 15-5). 1005 pm .._ LIIIIIO 1, Clnclnneu o, ana pmo Thumey 'a GlmH more than this." . Atllma e, l'lllll>wgh 4 Seettle (M~er 1 2•6) at MlnnMOte (RMCI N.Y . Moll 10, Florida 5 Mulder won his third start in a row, 12·6), 1'0!5 p m PhiiOdolphla 4, 1.1onl.,.l2 allowing four . runs and seven hits in N.Y "*nkeea (Clement 11·4) 11 lbronto San Diogo 11 ' ·-e, MNwoui<H 8 2 (L..Iza 8·7). 7.08 p.m Ch!Oigo CUbe seven-plus mmngs. Baltimore (Drtslllll 8-7)at TeKat ~Myent 2· san Fronctoo 7 Colorodo 4 David Ju~tice homered and drove in 41, 8:05p.m. lOI Angeltl 8, ArlrOno 1 TamPI Bay (Sturtze 3·13) at Anahelm WlclnTtdiY'I GamH three nms, and the A's scored single runs Adonia (Maddux· 11-8) It Pltllburgn (App..r 12-9). 10 05 pm . THE PITCH IS OUT ·THERE - Oakland starting pitcher Mark Mulder delivers to in I he third through eighth innings. · (MHdoWI1-3). 7:08p.m. Amtr~tn Letgut L•tCS.f'li The 1988 Athletics were known for I he Kansas City's Chuck Knoblauch In the first Inning Tuesday In Kansas City, Mo . N.Y. Moll (iacolk 2-1) ol Florida (Pavano • BATTING-MIS¥~teney, Kan ..1 C1ty, Mulder entered the game looking for his 16th win of the season. (AP) 3-10), 7:08p.m. Bash Brothers - Jose Canseco and t.4onii'NI (Armao Jr. 8-11) at PhlladOipl>la .348; BWiH1f!lms. New York, .J;U; !Suzuki, Mark McGwiere. Last season, they got (Wolf H), 7:08 p.m. Seartla. .341 , Ordonez, ChiCago 32• ; 1 AAodl1guet, Te..:a s 317 GAnderSOI"', k Louie (ltT:henlon 1•• .. Clnclnnttl plenty of bash from slugger Jason Minnesota' s victory over Seattle at the four-game winning streak. . (hiM 4-10), :10 P-"'· Anaheim , ,311, Konerk.O, Chteago. 310, Giambi, but then the Yankees signed Melrodome. Antonio Osuna (7-2) retired the Blue Chicago Cubt (Wood 11-7) at MIIWI""" JaG~mlll; Now 'mrl< 310 · (Ruooll 5-13). 8:05p.m. e RBI-AAodn~uez Texas. 116, Tejada, him. ' Hunler was 3-for-4 for the Twins, who Jays in order in the IOth. San Dtago (F'tiV)I5-5J 11 HoutiOn (Oowon Oakland, 109, Ordonez, Chicago, 102: Without Giambi, the Athletics weren't have won six of eight. After losi ng eight RANGERS 9, ORIOLES 4 1e-6), 8:05p.m. · Je,Giambl, New York. 102, Garc:1aparrB.. San Fronctoo (Ortiz 8-10) supposed to return to the postseason- of nine to lhe AL West champion Alex Rodriguez and Herben Perry (JannlnfiP 15-5), 9:08p.m. 11 Colorodo Botton . 100: GAnderson , Anaheim , 9$, Ct>:ago. 92. and a possible rematch with the Yankees. Mariners las\ season, lhe Twins are 3-2 homered and Carl Everett wen! 4-for-4. Arizona (Helling B-8) at los Angeles •Koneoo. HIT5-1Suzvkl. See.tlle. 180. 8W1II!amt, who beat them in five games last season. · agains1 them this year. Now VOrl<,' 175; ASoriano. Now York 174, Rodriguez hit hi s major league-leading (Od.Pif1z1 1·8), 10:10p.m. thurtc~~Yt Oatnt• , Tejaclo, Daklar<l. 170, ClAndoniOII, Anlhoim. But the heart of the Athletics' staning Cristian Guzman wem 0-for-4 and had 47th homer in a three-run eighlh in Alllnll (G favlne 18•7) 11 Pln&butgn ,64; Jeter, NeW York., 161, ARodrlgue.t, · rotation - Mulder ( 16-7), Barry Zito his 23-game hilling streak snapped for Arlington . (,t.rtOYO 1-1), 12:36 p.m. · Texas. 180. .· 81. Lolllo (W.WIIIIomo 8-3) at Clnclnnoll 8 OOUBLEs-GAn<lerton. Anaheim, 47 : (18-~) and Tim Hudson (11 -9) - has the Twins. Dennys Re>'es (2-1) gave up three (Jior-124), 12:31 P·"'ASorlano, New York, 46. Oarclaparr1. been their strength this year. Ismael Valdes (7 -10) gave up nine hils runs and six hns over live innings for his Chloago Cuba !Clement 1G-9) ~~ Boston, ~5: Ordonez Cl'lago, 40; B&lttan , (Ctbroll 8-10), z:05 p.m. first victory as a Texas staner. The · Mllwaui<H No slugger has completely tilled lhe and four runs in six innings. Kanoas City, 37: W•nn. Tampa S.V. 35: San Franci!Qo (L .Hornondez 6·14) at OlOrud. Sea111o, 35. Rangers acquired the left-hunder in a ·eotortdo void left by Giambi. Then again , there TtGF.RS 8, INDIANS 5 (Ham~1on 7-13), 3:05p.m. • HOME RUN$r-ARodnguoz. Texas, 47 , San Diogo ILIWrence t 1-8) 11 Houston Thome, Clfr.Jeland, 39: RPalmBJro. TBXBi, 37, trade with Colorado on July 31. hasn't been an apparent dropotr in the Mark Redman pi1ched eight slrong (MuniQ 4 -2~ , 4:05 p.m. JaGiambf, New York, 32; ASorlano, New Rodrigo Lopez (14-6) gave up five A's produclion - or winning . innings lo win for the firs! time in fi ve Montreal Dhka 11-8) al Phlladslphls 'mrk. 31: EChawz. O.~ond . 30: Ordonez. YANKEES 6, RED Sox 0 starts and help Detroit end a six -game runs and a season-high 10 hitl in tive (Duckworlh H), 7;05 p.m. Cricago. 29. innings. Ballimore lost its fourth 8 STOLEN BASE9-ASo,lano. New ll>rl<. David Wells took a shutout into the losing streak. . Arntrlcln LNQuo 34: BeUren, Kansas Ctty, 30, Jeter. New 'fOrk, stra1ght. . !Ill ninth at Fenwny Park to win for the Redman (8- 12) survived a three-run 28; ISuzukl, Sei!ttle, 27, Damon, Bottoo, 27, W L Pet, 08 ANGEJ,S 7, D~:vtt. RAvs 3 eighth time in nine decisions, helping the rally in lhe fourth at Jacobs Field and Cameron, Seattle. 25; Wlnn, Tampa Bay, 24. Now 'mrk 82 48 . ~31 8 PITCHING (14 Dedslonol-'!'Msrflnoz. Yankees pad their lead in the AL East . Damion Easley and Bobby Higginson Darin Erstad went 5-for-5 and Scott Bolton 8 74 158 .1589 Boston. t 7~ .. 850, 2 .15.ljio, Oakl&nd, t8,1;, 19 Bltlllmor. 8:1 07 .465 The Yankees lead the Red Sox by eight had lwo RBls each. Carlos Pcna home- Spiez·io hit a lhree-run double as ToroniO 57 74 .435 25 ~ · .783, 2.89: Pne•o, S••~•. 13-4, 765. 3.08. Anaheim won at Edison Field. 3i~ Washburn, Anaheim, 15·5. 750. 3.33; games wilh four games let\ between the red for I he Tigers. Tllmpl Bay 43 88 .328 Dl.owe. Bosron . 17·6. 739, 239: CIOm&nS, ContNI The victory moved Anaheim a halftwo 1eams over the nexl .eight days. · Jason Phillips (1 -3) allowed six runs New'Vbrit, 11-4, .733. 4.17, Colon, Cleveland, W L Pet QB 10-4, .714. 2.55: QINel1s, New York, IS-6. Boston !rails Seattle by three games in and ,ix hits in fiv e innings in his worst of game ahead of Seattle in lhe AL wildMlnnaaota 79 54 .594 16'·, .714, 3.93. . Chicago 62 70 .470 the wild-card ruce. six starts this season. He hasn'1 won in curd race. The Angels trail Oakland by 21 I STRIKEOUTs-PManmez. Bootoo. 212: 87 74 .435 . Cltveland three games in the AL West Alex Ochoa Kanaaa Clly 53 80 .398 26 . ·clemens, New York. 155;:FGarcla Seattle. Wells struck out six and walked none live starts since July 15. and Garret Anderson each drove in two OoiiQII 281. 152; ZIIO. o.kland. 16t: Halladay. Toronto. 110 82 .379 befot1! leaving aller Johnny Damon 's WHITE Sox 8, BLUE jAVS 4 143: AOrllz. Ana"'lm. 134. Musslna. New runs for the Angel s, who hall 16 hits. leadoiT double in the ninth. Casey Joe Crede lied the game with a lwo-nm -.127. . W L Pet OB John Luckey (6-3) won for the fourth ·• SAVE$-Ouardado, Minnesota, 37, Koch. Oakland 82 51 .617 Fossum (2-3) look the loss. homerun· Kelvim Escobar in the ninth at OakJand, 35: S&aakl, Seatllq, 32:_ Percrval, 78 53 .595 3 Twins 5, Mariners 2 Comiskey Park and won it in the IOih time in five starts, allowing two runs and Anaheim Anahtlm, 31 , UrbinA , Boelon, 30; KEseobf,r, seattle 78 $4 .5SI 1 3\'a seven hils in 6 1-3 innings. Thrii Hunter and Jacque Jones backed ag;iinst Felix Hereuia with his tirst career Toronto, 27; MAtvera, New York, 27 Tt><tl 68 72 .4-48 22 ·~ Victor Zambrano (5-6) took the loss. JuAclvedO. Oetrolt, 27 Joe Mays (3-5) wilh solo homers in grand slam. Chicago ended Toronto's --u,·. 1 ,.....,.._. Steelers look to get running game back in gear _, 1 wewll\ ao1na Selig to join talks; players say Bonds goes deep three time~ ~. \1) drug-testing deal reached · m ' ilrawba~k Is Coboonle 11 NEW YORK (AP) - Two days .before players were scheduled to strike , baseball co mmi ssioner Bud Selig lanned to e a v e. Milwaukee and head lu the talks. The sides met lhree 1 i m e s Tuesday , h o Idi ng 1wo-on-two S•lll discussions inslcad ot· tnllling formal proposal s 11111011~ the full negoti aling co mmJUees . T d ' 1 " he ru~ testmg s a dun e deal.'.· Los Angele s Dodgers player representative Paul Lu Duca said , 'We agreed on thut, and thai 's grcut They 're gelting closer and closer:" Rob Manfred. manuge menl 's top labor lawyer, wouldn 't suy if owners agreed to the testing plan. "We mude progress on the drug Issue.'' he said. ·"Right now, 1'111 1io1 confirming or denying any agreements, proposals or potential agreemenls.'' .; • While there were upbeat assessmenu, some teams mude strike preparations, The Chlcugo White Sox culled off their Thursday charter to Detroit and said they would travel Friday only If there Isn't a.walkout. Boston rescheduled Its charter to Cleveland for Friday, tooL and Atlanta will remain In l'iltsburgh an extra day. But St. Louis wlll travel Thursday for the following d~~~ •s aame 8t the Chlca~o Cubs, which would be I e flnt game affected by a strike, · Selig dldn 'I know when • the lagt moment would be for a settlement that would enable Ute schedule to remain uninterrupted. "The closer you ~et to lhe • date, It's tougher.' he suld from hi s home In Milwaukee. r ·Bengals, Browns make roster moves t'INt'INNI\1'1 (All) - 't11c ~ hluhHHIII llolll!lll! w"lvetl roilkll! llneb11~k~r 11til Rtltlrll!u~~ 11\ld d11htll!tl rookie ti~I'M!Ilw t11~kle H.M Stnlth on 1\t~!ti"Y. Rtltlrlt~ul!t, l'rl)m Centrt!l ttlurltlul ~ll!nctl11~ 11 thll! UI!Mt In t\pr I. 1-1~ Jll~d In the U~lll!lll! I nrMt tfli'C\l II~!M!llll ~mn~M untl h11d th rel! !lllll tucki~!M 011 d&n!c, 111 w~!ll "" twtl tu~kl cK ·tutti twtJ fmllctl 1\unbii!M \lll !~Chil I~IIJll!, Smith wuM 11 thlt! UI!CIIt lhln1 OlviMion II Lttll~ t:ollcye. . 5 lit .'l .m ·~ 30 l!lllllll! In lhl'llc etltl!l!t.!U• tlve !1!11!\JII!. "Yt!u tlmt' l huvc to ~~tlrcbt!llrtl · wut~h . Yt1u II 11 tllln't h11ve 111 lt1ilk untl !Ill! If · a. unybtltly'M bl!lltlnM thiHn. Yt1u tlon ' t lmvc til Wtll't'Y 11bt1ut · Th~ Hplll k~lll lh~ It!!tiM 7 olh~r team! beuthiM them," l/;1 t~nlll~~ bn~k 1111t1 ilp~n~tl Allth~y hod ttr wurry nbtlut th• turtlhlol8' l~lld OY~r Ill tit• 8""01\tl "IIIli" Wll' hit HiliiHit)l\ 16 3 1/2 I!AIIICM. ~ •• .. ~ • • 'rhey w ulcln't tltJ Unrrlll"~ 11 !ll'lku, the KetiM tln111ilnl~y. It huv~· only nv~ j!DIII~N l~ft '-rhe ll!li•I!Uiltler retired the UMUIIIMI the Curtllnul8 - llill nm ltl bttllerM b~l'tll'l! Juun mud\ ~htlnuc ltl llUtuh 1111. CnMittJ lltmtln Nhtlllc tu cen• 't'h~y wvrv · llll~lluruj!etl ter. HI! wuM eri!M~d lln u ti\JU• uf\crIn Rnlcn'N erroru bl e ll 1uy, nil d ..r 1u1~y rUllild t1111 IW6 runMthrowlnl! lllld 1\icletl 1"1 minimum 24 butter! throu11h n• Ye•rllll Nll~v"lltl 111111 •ul! o"' 11 cillhtlnllhii!N • JnNun ShlltJIIIIIUUhl (II•)!) In 1111i011 L.uRuc wulklld ttl Ill Mr8111_oll\e, open the nlulh bllU tMtro hit Url~n ~Mouhlor ltfUMM I~d ' a !tlf't lnrteltl !h111lc that •11alnl MIVhlll up stJiu, humerM rolll!tllil a !ltlll In lfle dump It! Ro nuntl Albert I ujtll! u 11 rm. 111nley retlrctlthe next h• 11181\ld tll\ly 2 I•J ltlllliiMN, fhrtle ror fil s rlrMI !hUtliUI · Chri s ReltNIIIu (~·\ll tu11k Mince Anrll 17, 1\IIJM nj!ulnMt over and l!tll the wf11, Dlltl Thlllpn Uuy _ ul!o by u ~.f) OII""Y (Jruve! llill hiM;10\h Mcur~ · 8UVI by j!cttllll! ltulcu to hit "t'J Mill !trike llllc, then yet Into ti 1!HI11G•C11tllt111 double them to 8Wifll! ttl pltchc! tllll pi~~\ · .. t!Y the Nlrlke ~tlllc," f:llnley li M~rent, MUitl1 0r,nY~8, Mtlld , "You huve u cuuple· whu Jnluc~ JtJhtl I run~t! "" MtltllcN llkethut u yeur, where the ouly R~tiM l ~llcvcr ttl8nv~ em)'thiMM juNt nuw~.'' ur .. the rrei!•!Winj!llly Rlltl! twtl !t!II!Oil! - R!l)' Jnbllln!kl Notes! It wns the tlrst doum11dt1 thll\.!!8 ciiMY ft!r l'htley, nl!t! tllfllt In 19Sj·S4. · blehender of the season for whtl thl'l!w 11 2 pltch111. Vulul! nl8tl bci!nll\e the 111'th both tenms. ... Reds rot1kle "Yilu've luMt gtlt til m11kc Cnrtllnnl to hit ~0 ht1mer1 In Au!tln Ke11mN extended his hlml!ctthl! bull up," M llld Ken conMevutlve Mellsons, jolnlnl! hitting menk to a leason. CJrllicy Jr" whtl wnM O-ror<l. Stnn Mushtl , Ruy L~nkftlrtf, high 13 gnmes with an RBI "Wh·lln you M~e MU)'M Hwl n~­ Murk Md:lwltc und Jim slnl!le In the tl~t aame, but lny 111 BIIIIN Ill tl\11 tllrt, It 1 Mtlmonfl!. He hit 37 hllmers stru11led his left hilmstrlnl! I" U•h," . nnd drove In 130 fUlls lt18t while running out a around~ v .. Mt!h!ll l'l!l:ltluntled l'run1 11 Mcnsllll, wh~n he Wns unnnl· out In the fifth . the Reds ltlU j!h nm !!Dille - he hit muusly chosen NL rookie of pluced hlm tin the 1 ~-day disIIllo thrc~ double tJIU)'M In the yetll'. abled list. udtlltltln to the throwiUM error - by hlltln11 u three-run homer lu the nm t1tr l!lmcr "IJI!M!•"ll li (7 •u'·) , ' Alb ert .... 1 Is rwo uiMil hud n twtl•run Mingle It\ the fir~ I UI!Uitl!l Otlm!Mii, Whtl WUM plt~hlnj! for the nrsttlmc sln~e he itrulncd hiN11roln Ill\ Aug. I. "Sctllt illuwetl wllut hc'i mode t!f,".L.u RuNAU Nnld , "He · WUM reully tltJWII between Saturday, Auguat 24 • 1OAM·1 PM 1!UI11e8, lhHII he 81118 the bll! flit." Players may also sign up at 1\ijoiMhit hi! 30th hun1cr und. tlmvc In hti lOUth ttl II 111 Conditioning from August 26·29 the nm MUillc, ltloVIIll! him from 7-8:30 PM at the Mason Into exclusive territory In · CurtiiMIMllli tt!ry. He bccume Ballflelds the !cllUIId Curdluul to drive In 100 ru111 In en~h tlfhl! Om .s;, Bend Vt~ulh itHJI6att Sign-up~ .at Mason Baseball Fields I, CHECK OUT OUR FALL CLEAN·UP SPECIALS! . ·Shovels ·Rakes ·Garden TOols HAilDWARI MAlON, W.VA. 1•30....173·1111113 I Negoliators met bri efly 0\11. Tuesday mornin~ , and play "I plan 011 striking ers held a conl erence call Friday.'' Red Sox pitcher with the union stuff. The 'John Burkett said. "l ·think sides, trying to uvert base - it 's going tu be tong . I'm ball's ninth work stoppage jusl going by my experience since 1972, held a long ses~ in '\14." sion in the afternoon and Manfred saiu no new promet late at night for ub()Ut posals have been made since 45 minute s before recessing. management 's offer Sunday. "They' re trying to get the "We did , however, have structure fi gured oul as · conceptual discussions much us they can witholll aimed at reso 1vmg · 1he d'' t'making formul proposal s fcrences belween us," he buck and fi>rth and eliminat- said, adding: "We huve time · in3 some of lhc unneeded ,. re tape in the middle," said to make an agreement. Owners and players disArizona's Rick Helling, a . agreed . on how mllch to member of I he union's exec utive bourd. "It's more just increuse revenue shuring 1 · 1 lk ·r h and on the level of a lumry ntmma ta s io see 1 I er, tux on high-payroll \cams cail hnd u common ground. Lo Duca said the dru g that would slow sulary agreement included a penal - increases, ty phase for positive tests, Burkelt thinks the players and lielp would be available already have moved 1oo far for pluyers who have prob- toward owners. Iems. "They ·pretty much won "They're going to have the negotiation. They've the ra11dom lcsting for pretly much got everything steroids, marijuana and . they wanted," sa id lhe pitchcocaine," Lo Duca said : er, who had urged players to ~'What they agreed on was boycott last month's Allonce in spring training, and · Star game in Selig's homethen random tesls during the town of Milwaukee , year, which I think is very Seeking to increase COfll· good. Once you . put the petitive balance, owners word 'random' in there, you want to increase the perdon't know when it's going centuge of locally generated to happen. so l think l(s revenue that teums share. going to keep guys off and I and they want to tax high- • think . !hat's good for the payroll teams to discourage game.'' spending. Brandon loge, Detroit's Management's last offer assistant player represents- would tax the portions of dve, said players agreed to payrolls over $107 million random drug tesling for two in the first three years of the years. If ~ percent or more new contract, a threshold of those tests come buck $ positive in either year, thai wou 1d Increase to 111 mandatory testlnfl would be million in 2006.. d " 1 Players have proposed require .or a Payers. thresholds of $12S million Atlanta's Tom Oiavlne, the NL player representative, next year, $13!! million in thought the sides were head· '2004, $14S million In 200!! ed 10 a labor agreement. and no tax In the final sea"I think there are Mlll son of the deal. · going to be some ups and Owners also want teams downs between now and to share 36 percent of localThursday,'' he sai d. "But ly generated revenue. up ultlmutcly I'm optimistic from 20 perce(lt this year. that we're going to get The union proposed 33.3 something done ." percent, with the Increase Some still expect a wulk- phuscd hi. • •' WILL YA LOOK AT THAT . San Francisco 's Barry Bonds watches the flight of his solo home run on a pitch from Rockies starting pitcher Denny Stark In the fl'rst Inning on Tuesday at Co~rs Field In Denver. (AP) BV THE ASSOCIATED PRE.SS Barry Bonds won 'l have a problem winning his first batting title if he keeps hitting home runs like this, . He homered three times Tuesday nigh1 , including the third-longest home run at Coors Field; as the Giants beat the Colorado Rockies 7-4. . Bonds finished 4-for-4 to increase his NLIeading batting average to .366 - nine points ahead of Colorado's Larry Walker. It was the founh three-homer game of Bonds' career - and second in the pas\ two seasons at Coors Field. Bonds has 38 homers this ·year and 605 in his career. trailing · only Hank Aaron (735), Babe Ruth (714) and Willie Mays (660). "You are past amazed. You accept it," Giants manager Dusty Baker said. "When Jou see grealness you don't really get amaze afler a while." The Cardinals and Reds split a doubleheader in Cincinnati, with St. Louis losing the opener S-4 and winning the nightcap S-0. Bonds' first homer went 492 fell and hit the wall well behind the center-field fence. The only longer homers at Coors ' Field, which opened In 1995, were hit by Mike Piazza (496 feet on Sept. 26, 1997) and Lany Walker (493 feet on Aug, 31, 1997), · With a chance to tie the ml\lor league record for homers In a game, Bonds doubled against Todd Jones (1 -4) In San Frilncisco's three-rim ninth. hlttin& a flare to left field, Rich Aurllla had an RBI single Wld Jeff Kent hit a two-run double In the Inning for the Giants, who remained 2 112 games behind Los Angeles In the NL wild-card race. DoDGERS 6, DIAMONDBACKS 1 Eric KIIITOs hit a three-run homer with two outs to cap a tlve·run elgh!h Inning and Los Angeles defeated visiting Arizona. Paul Lo Duca's two-run slngle'with two outs against Miguel Bmisla (7-8) ~ave th~ Dml~cr' a 3-1 lead. Karros followed wi1h hi ' I01h homer. Paul Shuey (4-2) got six ouls for lh~ >&ctory. BRAVES 5, PIRATES 4 At Piltsburgh, Man Franco drm c i11 four 11111' wilh a homer and bases-loaded triple thm hro~c a seventh-inning tic, and Atlanta wilhstooJ the Pirales' three-run rally in the ninth . The Braves. 24-8 again'! Pittsburgh 'ilK~ 1998. look a 1-0 lead on Franco's so lo llomcr off Josh Fogg (11-10) 10 >lan lhcThurth. Kevin Millwood (14-6) won for th·e l21h lime in 13 decisions and John Smolt7 earned hi1 major league-high 46th save . PADRF..S 11, ASTIWS 6 Ryun Klesko hit his eighth career granJ 'lam and matched his career high wilh six RBis 10 lead San Diego at Houslon. Phil Nevin tied a career high with four hits and drove in two runs. including an RBI single in a seven-run seventh. Klesko's slam capped the big inning. METS 10, MARLINS S Mo Vaughn hit a three-run homer olr Michael Tejera (8-6) and John Thomson (8- 11 ) earned his firSt victory with the Mets . New York has won three in a row since losing 12 straight PHIUJF.S 4, EXPOS 2 Joe Roa (3·1) pitched six strong innings and went 2-for-2 with his first two career RBls as Philadelphia won at home ti1r its sixlh straighl victory. CUBS 6, BR•;wi!:RS 2 Alan Benes pitched 5 1-3 shutout innings in his first major league start since Jas1 Sep1ember, helping Chicago win at Milwaukee. Benes, 30, l!ad made jus1 one major league start since 1997, beating Los Angeles 6-5 on Sept. 8 last year. He had been sidelined by two shoulder operations. 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(740)256·6176 leave . message 11 no answer ASVeOII.NI SAh11 ,A::aSopelloorsB.u y o ~ -, LOST· 2 dogs·One beagle 675· 1429. and one white with yellow I edl I All CNA'S. RESIDENT lnl· 740 m 368 um 8141 sze on ASSISTANTS 5100 ce Fldr.d1 1 • re- Interviews Are Now Being wa · Conducted for f& CNA & Resident Aaslalant YAim SALE Pos1tlons II You ArQ A Car· ~;:;,;::;:;=~ 1-ng , Enthusiastic, Dependa· 11 II "" 30 4 I ~~/'\'~ojoJnheo~" ,";:~ YARll S•J£· ~· GAJ.LII'OLIS Come On Over & Cl\eck Us Oull You'll Bo Glad You 1.._-llliiiiiiiiiiiiiii,_r Did I Competitive CNA Wan.., 88 Pald vacallons Paid 136 LeGrande Blvd. Friday M8als Many Other B~nellls & Salurday· 8:00·? clothe s, RavnswOOO Care Center knickknacks, toys, loveseat. 1113 Wash I lon St. Something loJ everyone. Ravensw~. wv ~~~!ertnc•• ReQulriKI 4 1 11 A 1 30 _31 am y, ugua ' gam-Spm. beside C&M Auto Do you LOVE local h1gh Parte, Route t60 North. school sports? Ohio Valley Small appliances, filing cab· Publishing Co .. publisher of lnet, small chest freezer, Old \he Gallipolis Dally Tribune, recorda 33·1/3 RFlM ..Books, Point Pleasant Register and bicycle, dishes, glaoswore, Pome'oy Sonllnel, lo look· g1r11 junior cloohlng, lOrge lng !or people 10 help cover women'• clothing. area hlgn schOol football games thi s fall . Must hove Friday B·4pm. Setu~da-y solid knowledge 01 lhe B·1pm, at Meadows Sub 01· 1h vlalon camping equipment, game, along w 1 excellent tenta, plcnlc canopies, toys, grammar, spelling and lyp· clothes, men, women & klda lng skills, aM able lo write sizes 8 and up bed· game stories and post· game Interviews on dead· · · spreads, cunalns, furniture, line Must be dependable hQmelnterlor. and have a valid drlvor'a II· Huge Vard Sale· 2 daya, cenae . Call Andrew Carler, Saturctav. Augual 31, & group aa1111anl managing Monday, September 2. edllor, (740)448·2342, e>1. 1467 Jackson P'ike, Galllpo- 22, weekday afternoona. 111 (formerly Jim's Farm E I L of lo qupment) ots c theo like now. Qlfll ochool Lobora!o•yTochnlclon Clo!hea & shoes. ' l~medlate opening tor ••· Moving sale· Frkfay & Sal· perlenced medical laborato· urday, 8130 and 813 1. Bam ry technician. Days only, no to Spm 2nd house on le!J nlgh1S. Call or send rooumo on 1soN, pass lnlersectlon to Athens Medical lab, 400 o! 554. 9579 SISto Aouoo E. Slate St., Athans, Oh lflO, Porler. Some lurnllu•e. 45 701,,740·593·8240 metal office deok, toto or loolo, Bee keeping equip· ment, wJne making equip· 'e•perlenced HVAC Service mant, eomethlng tor every· Tech and· lnatallera. Apply ooe. at Comfort Air, 1160 Jack· son Pika, Gallipolis. Sam Kemper . Congratulallonil Vou nave Help wanted caring for the won 2 tree movie tlckela elderly, Oartl Group Home, 10 the Spring Valley 1 In now paying minimum wage, Gallipolis. Call !he Tribuna new ll'lifl.l : 7am-3pm, 7am· !or dllallo (7<10)446·2342 5pm, 3pm·11pm . 11pm· 74 992 23 074 "AHD s· A' •• 7am, call 0· ·ti0 · r- · - =---.,..----- - ,. - I , ~- H~lJ'WAI'II1:ll Monday·Frlday ,or ln5ert1Qn In Next Day's Pape,.- nday ln~Cotumn : 1:00 p,m. ay For Sllnd,zsys Paper pori unity. Low coal EMT training leading lo po ..lblt job offer II qualified. Six week EMT program taught on fuel WO<l beglno S.p· .tember 10th In Huntington. Immediate openings fo r cur· renlly certified Paramedlca and EMTs. Jan· Care Am· b1.1lance offers compellllve wages, health lnturance and IRA Call tolllree· 1·877-560·450 1 PoMF.R0Y/MIDIM E Ingram Barge Company will t..oiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiiiiii'jji.l ~ be accepting appllca!lon1 ~ lor Dockhando allhe POINT EITATE SALE: PLEASANT, WV Depl. lor AUGUST 30 THAOUOH Employment security, 225 IIEPTEMIER 3 3Q840 Sixth Street. Point Pleooanl, • • • ~au•Y,MI~~L" · ",..., " ., ., 5 Well VIrginia, 25550·0039 PORT on ·6/28102 lhrough 8129102 98CHEVV 314TRUCI<, from 8:00am till 3:00pm. HFOAO RANGEA,98 WIZ· Hea;y labor background II ARO AIDER, 72 CAMPER, preferred (I e rsrmlng, logDELL COMPUTER. REFRI· ging, construction, etc.l YoU GATOR.FURNITU!l£ . mull hove a Social Socuri1y TOOLS, DISHES, HOUSE· card lo a......uy EOE, MfFN. PLANTS, MISC. + MUCH · '"""" MORE. tt2-o441 Johnaon Supl.rm•rktt of Polnt Pluaent order to update our !Ilea, In FOUR DAYS YARD SALE· 2.0 i'niltl on Aovte 684 at we .,, seeking applrCanto lor moat dopartmenu Dell. Harrleonvilla,Oh•o Farm Equipment, chipper· Apply wllhln or send re· vac. wood stove. clothes. sume' to 2619 Jackson Ave· nue. Polnl PISasanl, WV mlecellaneous 25550 Alin Mark -- (Carttrt CloJt To Home) Call TOdayl 740·446·4367, 1·800·214·04!2, Atg ¥90-05· 12:748. WAN111> To Do 1'11> Free Yard Sale Sign! 15 Words, 3 Days Words 20¢ Per Word Must Be Prepaid ~QQQ\l~woll 'mllntoll\td. 114Q)4<1Go8M$ 't4 · = . t~l flouu roRRENf • A6E Conatruotton Rooting, concrete, siding. remodellng, ,deokt, palnUng, dry wall. (304)674-0 116 M L M All akes awn owers and 0 l"oo• Powe• Equt~ u" " ment Repaired .. Free Pickup and deii'JGry available. Call Mike (740)446·76Q4. · Courter Servloe. 17401245, 5027 Georges D.o.rlable Sawmill, cv don't haul your l~a to the mlllluol call304-6 5·1957. Hot.~aehelpar a\lailable: Once, ~ca1lonal, regular. Cleaning cooking packing movln.g. ' Whatav'er need& d1 H 1 11 bl 11.~~446·76~~··' ,. a • . lndtJ)In<ltnt Horbtlln. PIO· Ont Room UGQ.OO "'' l!lllUto•. Coli F01 ProdUill OF Manto pluo o.poait. Wl1tr OilllOrlunii)'. INQ)414 1·111U Stwtr. 'ltt.a> lf1<lluaod Mid- ---~:::---dlol)ort iilN!HO JET AERATION MOTORS AJ)Iflmtnl, CIA. 1 BR, 1 RIPII•O<l ~ R~lll In bllh, ollohln w/'Pf!lionotl. Stool<. Ron 1. locolod 133 2nd Avtnlll, IIOQ.UHI2& WIIOI I!Oih pold. 1311. ' week· New 181170 homt rt· BR home. L0011ted on 4th duc:e<t to onl~ $2:~, 880 d.. A'-*'UI, 1375 ~ S30Q delivered and aat up. you ...,. poalt, rtftrtnott requlrtQ. $8,QOO.plut· you purohatt Call (740)44 t ·0370 att•r lhlo ntw hQmt and find lho 5:00 O! ltlilt mtiiiQ<J. utility room and Cote't will ;:-:-:--·-:--:-;:--=:-:-:: give you a new w••Mr •nd 3 btdroom R•nQh In Good dr)'tr lrH·ont only· ntiQhborhoOd, Appl~ 11 COII't Mobile Home1 ERA Town Country ANI US 50 Ea11 Ellltt. Broker. 181 t Jtffef· Athena. OhiO 46101 aon ftt\ld. All rMIHIIIt actvtnltlnO In 11\lt nawtpiptt It aubjRtto tM '•I• Houolng AOI oil HI whiQh m~ketl1111tpl to edvertiH "1nv pm.,.noe,llmltltlon or dlacrlmlnatton biMd on rut, oolor, Nllglon, Hill flmllllltt-'ut or n 1 Uon~l origin, or 1ny tntenUon to mlkl lny IUOh profiNnoo, llmllotiOn or dloorlmlnotlan." ,_.,al a ciu a eva"', NIW AND UIIO ITIIL Stte"t 8Mml. PIP.t A~r FOf Anglo, Cl\iln. ntl, Fill llaf, Stool G!allng fQf Oulilnt, Orl~tWII.II & WaiOWliY' ~l~ So•ap ' Mtl· New 2003 14•70, 3bri2l>lh, 5 fOOmtl bllh, Olivo ~1. Only $895 down and $3110 mo. (7.0)4140·31145 Legal Librarian· Parale~al & 198.43 per f110n1h . all ~uat ~. •ont In Th-'1 Accounting baci<g•oun . Le· H ld 740 365 994$ ~ M ~ gal Secretary. Huntington aro • • ' P'l1ln1, lila, new atov. l re. ala Open Mooo.y Tuva~~ 1 area Kelly Services 1. !lQQ. Thlt newtPfiPir will not New Home on 5 acrta In lrl~tor, IAiG month plut ~=:!:!!~~--..:.~ Wtdntlday 1 FrldAy, 8am· 295.9470 knowlngl11Cotpt toe oounuy. (740)446·3216. ~II, Wlllltloo, (740)007· 4 :~0pm, OIQI\Qil ThYf10«"1; ldvtnl.. mtntt tor tell . Aepo'o and Ul•" •·-oo. Satu1dl)l $ Su~day. LPN ( t FT or 2PT) 11l1tt which ltln vu nvm ('7 Q) ft-7:.\0Q 4 44 Are You A Nurse LOOking vloltllon af 1helsw. Our Company Liquidation HOUII tor •• ,. or rtnl For A Rewarding Career In ,...,.,,. ...,.by aero.. lh' nation. ssoo 13'78.00/mo, ... dlpoiH Of . . _ _ _ a Cl I d D ... tiAfl:•it Whl h v C ' I H I • $28 ~00 00 lllt Pilot. 101 ~ tvt an ~«lW" "' • ' c 'ou an .ru v e P lnrorrMd thltall dOwn and 11111 over PlY· Ple~••n't FUdgt Pom~tr~ Mobllt homt lpiiCI for ~rant •c.oll.,'\1 ,,,_,1, Ctvollna ~!~s~:, ~~~:~~~:~~ ~~:~ clwolllngoiClvt"!Hd !n manto. (7<10)448·3570. Qh. 1740108e-o7 In Rio Grtn<lt, f1<l OYIII<It Game, F!ld•r· Au8ual 'Oth Being Conducted For A Pro· ~~~~=:~:~'! · Wanted· No Credit Cuatom· J)tlll. ('7~)4.e.Hn B~m, l'4Q) t:IG• Hl07 fesslonallPN (1FT or 2PT) - .. erato Purohut New home Molui.K HoMiai 40)359· t207. Applicants Must Possess A opportunity biHt. under Oovtrnment fln.-no-· FOR RENT OHioe tar rent 112 mill bl· · ·- ;;-Team Spirit With The Ability tng program. $1200 lnoome tow ~tndti'IQn, WV, 00 Rt ~K1~ ullllty lrrll" Alto 'itHrt To Interact Wllh El"orly required. Call to pre-qualify a Rtotptlon room 6 f~ 11m1n awn •wttpor, Resldenls & Their Fa~llleo HOME'i 117~0)4146·3384. • 14180 rollor, 2 B~ •• CIA, ........ 3 baihl, • ollohon. (740)082·3117 Medication Background & FOR SAU! 110\'0, rtl!lgortl\lr, Ill tliO· Call (»!)Q7Q·II06B 8 " htiV1 !lull! ntw Super~Jiaory Skllle A Plua Will preas~.Jre waah houaea, 1971 Flamingo 2x80 trailer triQ, no Pttl, r•terti'IQII, d.. wire rabbll pin or other But Not Required Benefltl lrallera, and deckl. Call fb r /a I le/2 bedroom polll, $300 moolh. EQ!JIPMENT •mall l'nimAII JHIOO $80 lncludo Corripellll~e Wage, 441-4238 aok lo• Ron 01 B1lok Ranoh, 3 BR, LR, FFI, $25,000.00 17•0)843·6128 (740)258·10<14 FOR IH0) QI•QOIQ' I740)Q9a• 7 1608 9 Paid Vacation, Paid Meall, ltlvt meau.ge, kitchen, 2 bathl, laundry ......._ room lull baument large 1984 Century• 3 Bedroom, 2 IR, air oondltlonllc:l, vtry ::~::' ::-::::::--:--:-7::::-::: Parllal Paid Insurance, Dis· dook:' 24, 32 polo barn, 8.3 .,0 ollenl oondlllon, now nlot, In Galllpolll, no Pfil, For Solo· S.olod bldl will , 110 510 ~lok•Yp, 4 Whtol wuniO & Mo•e. Into rested aoFOo. 1323 Cora Mill Ad. oorpel, air, Call lalt evt· (740)440•2003 17~0)440• bt lokon on 1983 PFanotln Orlllt, Q4 8~1ok RoQ<!I, 0 01~ Pm!eiOionols Moy Coli Or 8""'~~.~~ $215 000 1740)24"·"697 nlng• •"•' 9pm (7.0)2M· 1409 Sklddtf 142 mQdtl. S~bmll AooktfO 320 GaliOn Wa!Of Slop Byl You'll Be Glad You ~· ·~ : u " 124Q bldt lo 49579 Ma~1n111 I k •tt' h M I I C ~ I Did I OPI'OKnJNrrv 3 BA, 1·112 bllh, tlltioOtrlO, Ridge Ad. Aeolnl, Oh. S~d· ·~ '" 0 tn u •~n•' By Owner 97 Bufdelle Addl· 1988 2br. lbl. FlttiWOOil cenl•al elf, 14•70 wllo E•· dtr Oln bl lnl~rolld II 0, t.ta. r CraWII, McClure's Re11ta~.~ran1 now !NOTICE I llohn. Lo w malntenanctr, near retleotiona. Sto\la, rtf, ptndo, At. , no peta, rei· ROII'I E~~:c•vatlng, •nv , 7.. 118 1 hoopltol, 7 oomo, llbltlohalfl. Built In Entlf· tftnoOI $141GQ + dlpolll qullilonl ooll hl1lng all 3 locations, lull or OH IO VALLEY PUBLISH• IIC DOl, 0)9 g. 7An.;;ll:"q~.,I.;.;Jc..t_rr'"':'"L--":Ant::"lq-uo 4 174 4 part-lima, pick up appllca· G plua basement, carport and lalnmtnt otnttr. 18.500. ... ,, L. R bahu d 824 1740144 8t · 2 arga . uga, lion allocation & bring back IN CO. recommends that outbuilding. (304)458·1i31 FIRM. (304)468·1 672 ' ., 8"'"' .., between 9:30am & you do buolnell with people 1304)862·3364 or (304)773· (304)468·11101 Buulllul Al'llr Vltw Ideal btd, ewing. (30<1)07c-2GOI 10:00am, Monday lhru Sat· you know, and NOT 10 tend 4317 FCH' 1 Or 2 People, Reltren· ,,,_ S , · urday mDn&')' lhrough the mall until . Wanted: Local company 011, 0eJ)OIII, No .~tt. Fol• H n•ltrllnn poo!~t ~ 200 . you have · lnvetllgaled lhe 1990 Modular on 2 112 want1 to purchue 1· 10 tar Trllllr Park 7.. Q... 41 · ~~J) f.JSI •21.00 Plr 100,1 200 Need E•perloncO<l H.V.A.C o!lerl~ I Ia d 1 11 "• 11 aero 11111 lor n- homoo 181 ' "'"""' PSI SaMO l't! 100: All acre11 3 Bedroomt, n on u ""' ..... · 0 · Braoo Comprooolon Plltl~! Installers and Helpora. Cor· man!. llvlng' Call (740)~46·3093. ·"' tilled Preterred. Will li'aln, Start Your Buulnesa To· room, famllv room with llr•· Nloe 3 btdroom, a bath, Appllancal ' r:laoont1lllonod In &took, Call and Leave Message, day... Prime Shopping Cen· place, dining room, utility We have apprOlCimately 10 ~"x!O, wllh new hHt pump 1 Waahare, Cryere, R"nga-., AON IYANI INTifiiPIIUI· (740)441·t236 Ask for Erin. ter Space Available At AI· room, kllohen with new re· uaed home• for under a/o no ro,tl, on s'fj.rovea RtfrlgratOil Up To iO OAyt II JaoMaon1 OhiO, 1·800• Nuroo Monogorl A.N. fordable Rate. 2 N.lce e.ec• lrlga•ato• & atova, 2 lull :,:')~0, oall1•801).83N238 etodlt, $3 0, (140) ·2107 Guorontoed'l Wo $til Now C3.;,7·.;,U0;;2;;;8~~~~-i A local H.eollhoaro qompany ullve O!llceo. Newly Ro· ba!hs, heal pump, double no. AI"R'IM"~~ Ma1tlg Appllanoll, F~tnoh Ill BUIIJII~ Spring Vallov Pia· car glfago, I 20'•20' addl· ~& ~ w"• City MAYIIg 7•D·44U•77UC • ·~· 1' seekmg a pool10ve and modeled. za. Call (740)446·3481 lionel ga1age. abova ground ....,,. fOK RENr ' ' Slli'IUI1ll oulg:oing Registered Nurae d ACREAGE F S 1 R dll d "-•llllliiiliiiiiii--" to 1111 the poaltlon of N\Jrll jtJU PROI'I'!\~IONAI 3011. pool with new tck, · o~ a toond 1 Manager. The qualified per· S ... • · Eattern School Olllrlot on 1 and 2 bedroom apart• wa or1, rytrt an r ~"~W' son must be flexible, and l<:ftVICJ.~ Flatwoodl Road , Pomeroy. 1 aort plua 1o4x80 mobile menll, lurnlthld and l.lnfur~ etatort, Tlloml)tant Appll• have at leatt 2 yeara of 740·991H641 home with hardWOOd IIQOrt, nlahed, lfiCIUflty dtpotlt ,,. anoe. 3407 Jagkaon A\lt• management In a health· TUAN!D DOWN ON 2 bedroom houH with dou· 1~0 dBOk, 24x9e garage qulred, no peta, 140·882· nul, (304)G1G·?S88 • . care setting. We provide .B SOCIAL IECUAITY /Ill? . 011 101 In Qreen Townthlp. 1nd outbuilding. (740)441 · 2218, Good UMO Applllnoll, At• competitive salary and ax· No Fee Unl111 We Wlnl (740)448 "3'7 1 11 8 851.0 dll ·• d G " cellent bonellt package . For 1·888·M2·3345 ·g u pm. 1 Bedrocm Apartmtnll con 1onwv an uaran• conalderatlon, please send 2 story, 3 BR, 2·1/2 bath, 22 acret, county water, Starling 11 1289/mo, Wltlh • teed. Wathtrl, Dryera. a conlldenllal re 1ume to all 08k cablntlt & lrlm, 2.8 coal, aepllo link, all mineral er/Dryer Hookup Slovt and RllnUit:l, •nd Refrl~ratOf't, Attn: N.ursa Manager Poll· 11crea, (740)379·D082 ave· rlght1, gaa, ot1 Wllllam1 Hoi· Atfrlgtralor, ' (7~0)441 • Some 'tlart at .95. Ska~~~ Toy Poodlll1 1110~ lion , P.O. 411, Jackson, OH Ho~ttli nlng1. low Road off Rout• 2111 . 151 B A'1clllnott, 7a VIne " I fl 46640 Posl!lons available ..OR SALt: $28,000 flfm . Coli (014)542· . 17• 01'140•73811 C ~ C I A K ~ In Jsckson Gsllls & .Aih· 2·3 b<., lull baotmenl, now 08110 (814)278·8999 olk lor 1 bf. lfJIIor 11n1 e100. 110, MollOhan CofJ)II Ci k 9hlhl~u,,lvor.Wh110 Ftmolt 202 ens EEO ' · he~ ao unit, dllh waaher, GIIOrge. dtQ.41300. 1 mon. all utll. Chaptl Flo•d ~rter ~~ 6 wtlkl old, Caah Only, · ' · 16.4 acre Mlnl·farm wllh lor!l' deok, S4MOO. lno1Uded 304·07~·3054 , 4~ • • ; 740·742.0003 1 8 7 830 Ohio Valloy Publishing hal view. Two atorv house buill {304)675·2i02 30 aorea, rural watar, tleo· or btd~ a-rl-·nl 01 e 2. "'•• Etllmltll, Ell\1 2 3 1996. three bedrooms, 2· trio, 32)(40 block garag1, · ,_.,, ,... .... ' 1 1 111 an open ng or a news pa~e 112 bathl, eat·ln kitchen, 3 bedroom newly r.emod· $55,000. (740)378·9257 In MICidltport, no P•tl, flfllnolng, 9C day• tlml ' ' desllg~r/ p~glnkato~ on ~~ dining room, living room; elad, In Middleport, call Tom ~7 ..0)9&2·8868 Ollh. VItAl Matttr Card. · - pa~ n( 1 on 1 e• · k~at 8 · tamlly room . Hardwood Anderaon alter !Spfr!, 32 aoret In Green Town· Orlvt• I· llttll NVI alot'. • pro c en I n 0 uar presa 1100,1 0 l tortl lrlm che {740)982·3348. lhlp· btaullfui home aile. 2br, Apartmtnt fOr rent In and able to produce crea · • u • rry I7'0JU6 9367 f1 epm Point Ple•aant , Sofa & 1OV'I 1111· dining 11~Je, visually appealing cablnata. New window treat· Country Home wllh 11· 1/2 • I ., , month. Water Ptld .. room Ill , Dlhtr f~rnlture, ;;c-.c. c: ;_ news pages ln.a last-paced menta llay. FrtlhiV painted acrea. l/4br. 2ba ., 2 Car· 30·Aoret. S.ndhlll Road. 9 (304)583·1884 · Call late Mning after 8pm, envlronmenl Send reaume throughOut. Amllh·bullt barn Garage, abova ground pool, mllaa from Point Plea11.n1 at (740)2eG·12'9 H11100<ltdpld· Handoralted kl.le~hen cabl· Lttlrt Call Sam (~)89&• 2br. Apt, !n Ntw MaVIn, ap. U and work samples to: Bene ~~klack roo,m, 1 F Poorco. group managing ~ ' Pll urt. 111 go· noto. 00 Loon Bldtn Rd. 3607 tlllr Opm. pllonooe lncludtd. 1270. ltd urnllurt &lore, 130 editor, Galllpolla Dally lrlb· rage/ wol "'1hop · MUllin 10 (304)4158·11580 month + DIPGI!t. Htlltd lul1vlllt fllt..l. We Hll m11• una. P.O. Box 469, Oalllpo· appriC a1I 1 8 m11tl Mil O1 LOt for Salt• AJ)Qrox. 2 1/2 ~lra~e/ttoraJO. tar rtnt . lrttlll, bunk l»dl, drill· "--liiiii II. OH 45631 Cltlllpollo, Juol ott 141 . Fortcloourol Bldroom , 4 oorot, oloo•od I roody tor ~. month, ( ')"2•31"1 lrt, oouohll, eppllonott. Bl ••bf U p•~ I" 1 ' (7<10)379·W2i7 Bolh Homo. 110,500. Fa• bUilding, gravel drlvowoy, ~ • ~ • Muoh Mort, Oflvt monu• 1... !Ill • -· • . Overbrook Rehab llllallon Llotlng oalllo800·719·3001 Wlllf & IIICI~C IYJIIIbll, Furnllhl<l 2 Roome end mente. 17~0)415·4752 Gil• ql., on 124 ! . 01 S1fiOUat, Center 11 ourrtnlly accapt· Ext. F-1~4. ' Porlar area. Aeklng Battt, UPttllrt, OINn, "'.,. ilpo!lt, OH Ohio 8Q2•7.f'8 lng applloallona for lit up· 5br. Iba. home Monroe . l13,fiil5, Call (740)4~8· erano11 and Dlpotlt R• coming STNA cloao Appll· Avo. PI Pleaoant. Double Houat In Middleport, wrnor 4514 trom 8-5 or (140)~40• qUiriQ, No Pill, (7-!0)«1- Wtlnul !Win btdl, V~lonan Ctnnlng Tomatoll, Jln\ cations will be oooopltd un· lot, lull btotmont, covered lot, quill olrHI, oontral air, 3248 1ftor Opm. 101 g lb880dJ,1nrnyollnL1nhnodw,llh ,r oot 0' ~ 1)~~ ~: rm ' "u'~l~r 1 !o n!,· 011 11 111 August 29, 2002 and the front porch, mUlti level rear 2 car garage, muat HI to . " .~ "i 11 " ..: 0 111 claos will btgln on Saptam· dtck. lmmedltto oocupan· app•eclato, (740)9Q2·2079 for oala· Slott Roull G•oolouo living, I tnd 2 oon<l. S300. 110n, bo• w1 picllll8 1 b\Jih , · bar 3, 2002 11 you a1olnler· oy $36,000. 1740)374-636• Saofllloe lof 1 ~ulel< oalt. , 1740)378· r"'fOOm lpa!lntlnll 11 VII· lllflT, only lnoludtd 30~· • eoted, appllcsUono may be (304)375·~888 Sell 10, 18Q,JIOO, ntw roof, :8!, ~!: ~ndMI:~~:o~ ;57~5~·~1.:;11.;,_-:---~ I \II \ t .t 1'1'1 II '-> .\ I I \ I ', I r Jl h P~ked up 01 333 Pago wlndcwo dook eldlng • F 1211 1341 Coli 7oll). Whirlpool waoht•, fOI: Street. Middleport, Oh Attention Che•hlre realdenta carpet. 'rhrH ' bedroqme, ~~1500~ . "eouil Ho~o~elng WhirlPOOl Orytr, 185' lito· 1:111""-;;:;,;;;;,;;;;,;;;iiOj 45780 In our front oHice or 6 potential homt bul 1" · dining room, kltchln, living Opportunlllll. .trio A1nge, 18&; Ri/rigera• pnu FAMM contact Krl1tle Madden, New 3 BR home on · 112 room 6 bath. 1Wo oar ga· tor, 181; Proal frH '"rfpttr•• Stall Development at !7 401 aorll, 2• 112 beth, 2 car!!"· rage & outbuilding . Rolooillng, looking tor 20 Moctorn 1 BR IPiflmtnJ. tor (whitt), 1178; ~odd111 •~-llllliliiiiPMiiiiM'iiilai'-.;1' 992·8472 for mora lnforma· rage. full baHmtnl, Grtln (740)«6·9478 IOfll, or more for tmalt ('7..0)448.0380 air oondiUoner, ffo; nlot • lion. E.O.E. School, near hotpltal ~ ftrmlng, and/ or gardening couch, 185; lampe, ffO 1800 MIIHy Harrl1 lrtotor ahopplng area. Yet privata u~" • u~. ·~ with 1m111 ltream 01' POnd. NIDI 2 bedroom aplfl,.,l h Dl bl I•"" wllh W"'IUI 1 llll 1 1 Tra"naport driver tor 100 btd country lilt wllh grtlt view, LTNIII..m"s~ (740)845-0178 up ltllre, Middleport, Ohio , ~&~ vi;~ good, ( ~j, Z;~~~· skilled nuralng facility Pro· aiiO nlca building loti· ume ......._ • Nlet 2 btdroom •rwrtmMl Strut, (740)HI•73~8 vide lronoporlallon. !or aru(740)448·Q8118 up llllrt, Mldd~~Ohio Fold 41100 IIIOI!hot, 3 oyolt phyolclon appolnlmonto, Yo IKI2.a1141 ·-~ ~ dllltf, runt J OJ)Irllte Will, I M 3 Btd with IQIIO 14K72 2bf. 2be. u. ......_... 10300· llollool maQ I 37 contu ta, elc. Ull have roomlI I I garage don'tClaytOn want to.4br millUl11:80 thlt ont. U..u-... - ~ Now 1i1klng APP ' II 011 Iont- · •~ fbi Ollgl':l1 good driving record, tnJov appro• m, I y •crt Oonn 98 on nuux..tt , - - - - - - · la..:•tr,' '"" . vvv working with raoldonto and Route 2, Galllpollo Ferry. flfliO<lfolln Galilpotlo Ferry. fOR Rmtrr 35 Wttl 2 ltdroom Town: Suy or oell, Alvtrlnt Mil• (bl~), wtll, S ,0 . tamllleo Poolllon It part· 1304)875-5332 ~ hoiiH AJ)Irlmlnll, lnoludll qutt, I S.tl loll~ On .,.. 24611082 13041875•386g 124 time, atete tested nursing . Water Trath, SA • Pom asolotant p!o!orred no! ro- 3 Bodroom WoOd Flooro, 1Q97 Flnlwood Threa Bid• 1 ·S Bldrooml Forldoltd 1310/Mo, 7<10 •12, 1. ' •utt"'~ 740 • · LivJoowv•K 002 1 1 1 2• 20 n qulrod · lnteresiO<lappllcanfl bath, Gao LogGood Flroplact, 2 oom Hul pump un<ltrpln· Homot Ffom 11119/Mo., 4%· ::.:.::::.:;:;;:,;,;;;.;;;;;;,;;:=•• ~ ~----•""' •-.,! Loclllon, 'nt~ ·~ hoaf .~. cookln~ Down, 30 VHre 11 1.5% should appl1 In person 10 ' 589 000 740)3889 151 ... ~ ~~ ~R F u l'Wt Ill ~ ~~i:w;)UI'l · Aockapnngt Rehab Center, • ·( · Thl•'homeltllkenewlntl · ' or ttlnga, 800·3tP.. n Vlf'l OW« for tid· AOHA Morllt fOr lilt! eo s c.....,•. c h 1 ' I j ( riO j I REm I rib aa 8_. Ir r: • 'd oo 17 0 7 1 11 1 l I j ;Cgg. r r'o M/F ON URGENTLY NEEDED· plasma donore, earn $50 to S60 per week lor 2 or 3 hours weekly, Call Blo Llle Plasma Sorvoce, 740·592 · 6651 ranch atyle hooae on 5 acr11 In Green townlhlp In-ground pool, additional acre• available. 1740)446·9357 a«er 6pm. 43t Lake Or., Alo Granda, 2 BR, 1-112 bath, garage, basemen I, $45,000. (740)245·9636 and oull f!MOO Con be 1een It K and lc mobile Home Park Lot 17. 1304)875·3000 2000 aq. 11. nome onh 1 ac re, 10 mlnutea from oap 1tal. Still under conllruetlon. 4 Bedroomll 2 Balh wun awlmmlng pool. (740)448· 3570. 8 UIJed hornet under $3000· Will holp with dtN\Iery, Cell Korona 1740)365·7671 . 3323EK1.17011. ~=,goppllolllone 2 BR houMI Apt for rent tor 1 bf aN uilfltiH Plld Centent~ry Road, no HUO •1 itftlld, carpeted 13851 monlh Coil 17-!0)«1- opartmont rtnl to 30% of ""2 ~r ••'ull~ •-·-· ••II •. ... ......J ••::: :::"w-·•- , 7 2 or 3 Bedroom, CIA, dt· ;:jCj~-=.:: ...:.;: HO 8 polft & refertncet . ._.251 ... __,. 1 mo. (740)44~H078 Upllalrt, one Btdroom APir1mlnlol 88! 2nd Alit., 3 bedroom home, Minar.. Gllllpofll. PI' month Ylllt, Ohio, rl\ltr view, .no ptue dlpotlf; Water lnd Pill, rtflrtncll requh-., Trllh Included In rent: Cell ~110 month, cal (74Q)BW. D-o Of Judy II (7-!0)~46· 8777 """' Spm., 7B23 11 Boootf<t "IDrery. pttl; 4 ':JOO •. '7e Food ·L .••••,...... /hl·ln · I ...... ........... ..... • j 3 ~~~~~!:..;,=:...::: :: Centr• Qo•ndltl~ni•ri lnd Hill yoy don't oall Uf we ~ ... Frtt ""' mt1tt.J7~46.a3011 lnd 1·800.. 1 ' Orubb'l Plano- 'Tuning ' R.,n~lrt . PrQbltmt7 N.et(J Tunt!l7 O•H T~ Pllna Dr. 7<10·4<10·•~20 3318 304 1:-~---•;:::"'::g:;8 ·~ HofNtl Ill•: 7 yr1. Okj AI>PJioosa!Gei••· 1ng (lf'llllflil ""'10/Parod;; lf300.00 good Hi fht>r~c~ 16 ola Qulrlerthofs~ mlrt hal hfi~Jn ihown good ~·H lhO!.. 1600 00 ' 082·3049 · · V''' • Htlltna . Speclallllng ln: Rooting, Dooka, AtmodoUng, Siding, ond Addition• , · • Air Conllhlontrt • hNtot On Atlll'lnllt $'-""·~ • ltttltltnttlt& Lltlht COmmt!tlll ~ 1oVt· 1111'1• 1 Llbor • Hilling I Air ContlhiOIII!IQ -•mtllotnatlnlllldllt.oom Ttrry L1mm (740) 111·0 ' (1011110' e10'II20'J (?40) 992·3194 992·6635 Cell now ror your T40.Ita.aaaa or mEIGS mftSSftOE 'THERftPY '•olory 14" ~" whlltll lrom 199~ POfd AfinQIIr, llkl OIW 1110: Footor1 palnlt<l 11.,1 )'hHII lnd pUD/70•10 IIIII Jrom 1ii7 Ford F·IIIO 414, f100. (740)3C7.Q222 doyt, , (740)311HOOO evenlngl, Fac1or1 pollohtd olumlnvm ,. XLT whtoll lnd UF Qood• rich llrtl D23DI70·1 0 from 2002 'o•d F·II!O, with 1111 Jlt•n 200 mllo1 on lhom. S300 l1<10l3C1·oa22 (740 IIII7·75DS evonln •· am, CAMI'RKII& MfflliM lfi!MFJI RooAna. Siding, ftdd· Ons, ltectrteet. Plumbing, Dtctts, fttmodttlna, DI'!IWit~ Haning,s Construction l.oeiiiii43·S284 Modlelll'll Suppli!lllllntJ Lift h1N11r•m~v1 Burflhnd Final Elpu~t~J ClnllCir & DtmiMI, ll'o!wm.tn.' Llf'IY Rtlll'llnKml, l'tnalon & ..OIK Rollovtl'lll Morltllllltl Major Mtdltll • Nunlnllllomo _.LIDL · Cellular Tanle Reiber Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 THE SENTINEl ltlMd' Ill Ul'll~r ftl nor loullult • v~rllnl• I WJKHI ,llntlng, vinyl tiD• lng, oorpontry, dOorl, Win· - dOwl, 1111111, mobtt. hOmf tliJ)IIr Mill - .. f~J< troe atJimaao 11111 Cha!, 1.w·m 0323. AfUCCIH, ThldoMdant ~ICII , .-·•'-:.t. ~~~ (740) 448·1044 Mondl~·flrldly •IPM • lltUrclly 1•2pm P/1 CONTAACTOAI, INC. IH10 Dllhln I'IOid Aaclnt, OhiO ~8171 I I ol 1 1' ! lloo or ' ,.,,•a.eoJs. (m·NiomJJ Cllllir_I.,.,J.,_IIlimM tmlllll ,onterlll !atln 811100 2171 euerv TllltfdiV I 5111111111 ' 81!:AL IT CONSTRUCTION LIMESTONE ,llftllnJ, IIYIII.. ,IItfly, lpeolll t Ton · Doln0pen41J0" etrtv birds Jtert t.30 ,ro1rlllklt top Une l'llurldtl• CMreuon--. '"'''"'" Bl Ell Advertl•• FIIIIDINTIA~ I'AIIIIIITIM4TII 7'4CJ.tt2·71H CONSTRUCTION •New Hom•• •Oartgll • Compltle Aemodlllng Slop &Comp1re 1131.00 740·742·7037 • Rfpltwtment Window•• Roonn1 C:OMMII'IOIA~ 111C1 ~111 Wotk, RtpllMltlHiflll. • Wolk1 011~ tlf(Yt! 0 8lf!J<III <:'1111 • Vlff lltliJHIIfl ROBERT BISSELL DtiiVIItd 6 tprHCI (Airord11blo Jl'rlctl) N1w liOIIIfl' Vinyl Sldlna• New Otr•P• ' 11olillffl , W>lli7 Step! • .:=::n:ro, (/ ·Ill ) 'J ' J.' ' 1ll! .' IWo!lilllo lllillllJ 740·111·3141 OONOPIETE/Sl.O CI</BPIICI< '11-"1-~ 1:30n·l pm Ill. 71n1•11 110011 IIILJI•illl Avlliiiii:J/1 BUILDERS InC. AIOIMI, OhiO 417?1 N1w Mllnlllltfo Oaiii'JII Korn (740) 119Z·III9 Buyers 4318 II, AI, 180 Qllllpolle, OH 41131 OIIIIP•OIII 448-4115 F,.. lr:tllnalllll .. LOWELL Cr SHINN TAACTOA • Mini• • 1:w 144 Third Avt. Vln!VIAOI' IJUM to'O'dO' ' ,.,. Mlllty ,trgUIOn Parte l 8trvlct Outltl) nrlti~MI hlltttl11" Shlold oli Pulll.lno Oihlr AccOiiOrloi .....'1110' Unoondltloftll IHttlmt 11'111• lllfH, LOOII rtffrtriOH lur• ntllhlld, llltbtlllht<l 1111. Coil 2• Hro. (7-!0) 4ol0• Ot70, Rop,:•• ltNmlnl WlltrP'oof ng, 046 CaftC & Gr1vely SPOT llor • 'funnouo C'ovor • QN/111 CtltlllllliWIIIH..,.I OM!tr; 740•387·0111 l'lolllld 'MICk' Ml"lnO CM1ti"A 'Chfll' MAHI"O 7110•DOD·0780 COli f 7110•liD1 •0UtD Clll; 101•8303 WIITIHADI IAAIIAIHOP CHINdiH,~ Pelntlna m n. Second n... classifieds! IAIIMINT WATI,.,IIOO,.NO (140)H1·Un WOLFE HI!ATINQ 6 COOLING UndarNew M1n1gomont Ym Of CAW. 667.·636 tppt. UM4..1117 c•c Otntrll f<fOmt Mltlilf· . Plilllla, OM "lALII AND IIRVIOI!" Roofing • Home Mllntenance· Quttera • Down Spout Fro Eetlmltll 949·1406 992·2155 YouNHdlt 0ont. WI 'It Do It (140) Ml-4021 :C ...... HOWARDL. WRITESEL a.sreat deal in the Wlahlng. Mowlna, Wltdllllng St At .71YP!ltrt Ire VIU llmatd1 lll•••llhlhllll , wu~ eoo11~. 1 ~ j:ltf wttlt MANLEYS SELF STORACE 9? Beech St. middleport, OH llllnttnt. Powtt Alit IIRtlll'fiiM Owner: mt Nit~. IS~ ~. ~ Optn 1<1 noura, Smt 1 CONDITIONINQ & iiiATINQ , wtll\llngt, ytlfllngo, 2 ~ yell/ Oldt, tNHfllr'lt tMQOd. llntl. Aancsh , lrlll, leam J)lllnlng, roping, ploaoure 4 banot pt-lrl • -·ro W" , •~ ,, .._A ar.l Uctnltd 11V lilt Ollie Slelt mldlcellolrf I '::"tU ~or..-,,.-, 1 ,..,..,,~,, llllddltJGrt, OH (740)99l·1705 aiOO: 7 2 0011 1 4 bedroom New CDifl Taste I F.ouJ 7 s.w:U··.oooo. 3 btdfoom, corp<irl. newof root, atorm wlndowl, fenced back yard, 135 Klneon Orlyo, (74(1)446·2778 10 1 A I'UMI'Oi111 ODD JOBS Ill ~. Alhw ~1\11 .\'ll'ttht tt.t~t~. fNthl• (140) .UWtm IS.t C:HfljtH .tl't!Jrl# PIOIII • New Things _]:iUooiL"_, e300. Connlo's Child CARE .~ffi# I • 2Kf e 38759 Rockoprlngo Road. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. ~lll&ndlc~re Health Ser\1· ocoo. Inc. 71 on equal oppo•· tunlly employer lh.al encour· ages workplace dl\l&fltrv. Rocktprin~s Rehab Cenler gl~on thll · on lltllrdl», Allllllllll, ICMIII ano:ao ~om., • 304-ns-saoo - (30<1)1&1·380<1 Cht'y~. l'llnltill'. Uutdt, 01\ll! '~"·"'""· Wr C'm't' Fm· »)t~r n't'tls htoncl 11r11t, llomtloy. Ohio, In 1M 1111rklng tot ot Tilt """"" ltnk tnd lllll7Tl)fl III'Oo lliil>tQ f•~ lavtn11 Ooml!tny, 1088 Second Strttt ... 11· ~· Tho ,1rmore 11n11 ir":ci13!,'i~~r· ,~QQ. I n cl I I Ill n I I Compeny 11 1tllfn1 1M1 lnl<!•nat~lll\ll, '""' lor 01111 In hand or · oo 11111 Ql ll!O\llnt. QQQII oortllltd oh"k tho ,u(740)a711-IIU1 ,.,, '""' g!!ll\1, 11.100 fQtlowlng oottlttrth 1110 PLYMOUT!i 1QII8 Coi'!Qltl, 1111 1\ln, VO~A 0 Ill VAN 350 tnglno, 4·'1'1!t<l. c~ll IN,....IIIIJI1'101P (7•0lli~0·811ill • ....,toe. · . Tht Ptrmm ltnk 111110 CQ<!Qt Dftkala, Q<liKI • n d ltv In lit oondltlan, n@W tl!H, lllnt· Compeny. Pomeroy, up, b•oko, SUOO 0~0. OhiO, ,...,.,.., lhO 17~0)238·1424 right IO bid tt thlt 2002 Pof<t ~.aao T)U~Jk, •· "'" and to oollaltral wnhclraw tho tboYo ~~r:. Rr,~~~~:~: prior to 11t.. ,Punhtt, UC,QI)O ttrm. Call (140I••o· Tilt l'trmtrl lank 111111 and ltvlnlt Company rlttrvtl ~ ro.u Crtw Oab Dually, lht right to rtftot tny otmt, 1oa,ooo, 11 ,,000, or'" blclnulimltttcl. 17•0!387·0031 Tht U 0 v0 Bloak: 11000 Ohtv~ 8111/t!J• dttorlbtd OOIIIItrll ~~~~~~ ~4111/al 1\ln, Sholl ~· Will lit 111111 "" II• ~ .... ng nt, IYIO, "'"' Whtrt It" With no 0111. rodlo, Pll. 011. • Drtm, all 4·-11, lowing llprttttd or lmplltd PIOkiQt, I1UOOO. Pl~M. 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D). : I hl'rc '' nn oppurtunity lur·k· 111~ unwntl you tm.Juy thnt muy be 'OIIIcwlmt vcllc.:U, hut ynu can lind II if you tuke cmc 1101 to overlook unything. no muller how ,t.~tlll.lllthc Issue ur tnnllt'r L~r~. SCORI'IO !Oct. 24-Nov. 22) .. Ueiug n (Jrrsnn with In· tense cmutlOn!i 1uid tlc~lire~. you hU\It' u fuculty for p:cllet· tHi ng fervent aL:thm in uthcrs 1 'olitlatcd elementary building. l:{c,ident> of Lcb:,non Township plan to develop a c·ommunity ccntc·r !here. ILGARD will only be involved 111 developing those buildings whi.L'h remain in public ownership, Varnacloe said. The agency hus worked with Meigs County in the pus I. including the counly 's recent allempl' to oblain grant funding for the development of a rurnl health facility. '"Right now, ILGARD will be working primarily with Middlepon on Ihe development of those buildings." Coumy Commissioner Mick Davenport said yesterday. "But their work will include develop .. men I of any school buildings transferred to other public entities in the months lo come.'". "These buildings are an usset, ami it's importunt to have good plans us to how they can benefit the communitie' lhcy're in, bused on Ihose communities· needs ." Varnadoe said. WH y rl Karen Walker. right, of Racine will play the lead In the Rlverbend Community Theater's production of "The Wizard of Oz" this weekend at Meigs Middle School. As Dorothy Gale, Walker will visit the magical land·of Oz, and meet Chad Dodson of Middleport as the Cowardly Lion, Anna Sayre of Pomeroy as the Scarecrow, and Tom Dooley, not pictured, as the Tin Man. The foursome will lead the cast through all the Harold Arlen/ E.Y. Harburg favorites from the 1939 MGM motion pic· ture, including, "We're Off to See the Wizard," "Follow the Yellow Brick Road," and "Over the Rainbow." Brian Howard of Pomeroy Is the director of the production, which includes a oast of over 50. 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SAOITTARIUS (Nov. '23· IJee. 2 I) .. Complcling u tusk tuduy ilwt you' vc hecn ne· ~ lcctin g will nul only get u mun~cy uff your buck, bul witt be the •ourcc thut end• up ~cnerming u bonus or extru ancome of ~ome ~orl. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun. 19) .. As long"' you're so· ciullzlng tuduy, why nut toke udvuntagc of !hose who ure progressive and pick their bruins u bh? II could be very worthwhile to exchange ideus und lnforrnution. · AQUARIUS (Jun. 20-Feb. I~) .. Thl• could bo an excel· lent duy to H" shopping for lhul expcn•lvc household Item you need. Chances ure grcut toduy for running Into a ~enu­ lnc &urguln lhut11 suye you u bundle. . PtSC'ES (F-.b. 20-Murch 20) .. Your thinking muy uc· tuuliy be superior to others tu· .duy, "'don't hold hnck your thoughts. On~c In n !li .~eu•· ,llic•n. c"r.:ryonc will~~~ up and luke notice when you sturt YOil'inK your opinion~ . AlliES (Mnrch 21-Aprll 19) .. Make u concerlcd cffor1 to ' ' ' Sentinel staff report POMEROY - A $1.7 million grunt has been awarded Ill the Alheth·Meigs Educational Servic-e Center to continue the Gailia · Mcig' Head Start program . Announcement llf the ~ward was made WecJnc,day al"!crnoon hy . 6th District · Rep . Ted Strid.:land . '"I am glad children anti families in Gailia and Mci g' counlic' will continue to receive imponant 'cn•n'' lh rough the Head Start program .'" Slric·~taml 'aid. "Studies >how that high-qu.tlity early. d1ildhood education for low-income dtilcJrcn. 'uch "' Head Start, procJuces iong-lcrm ecJucational. economic, and gain~ ... "The · Athens -Meigs Et.luca tionaf Service Cenler i' delighted lo have the oppurlunily tu collaburalc w·ith the Galliu Local Schools to form lhe "Heart of the V<~iic y'" Hcud Stan Program," Dr. J()hll C(ls!Hnw. superintendent of the Athens -Meigs Educmionul Service, said: "Partlle r,h'ip helween Help Me Grow, Head Stan , Public Schoob and other service agencic' will crea lc a co ntinuance of service whic h '"'u re s that our nation's intenttha( no child i' lei'! behind is achie'!ed ... · 1 1 j I =~·:::.·::;:·;::·~ 4 for Meigs, Gallia While the $ 1,7 11.K5 7 grant has been ' macJc to the Athen,·Meip Educational Service Center. il will serve children in Gallia ancJ Meig> countie,. It · is u discrcti.onury grant provided through lhe U.S . Department nf Heuith and Human .Service,. · · · The Head Stnrl program in Gallia and Meigs count\e, i., .:urre ntl y administered hy the Community Development Institute . Establi., hcd in I965. Head Stan pro .. vides u compreilen,ivc .1rruy of services to prc>o<.:hool-aged childre n. including child development. cduc:tlional. heallh. nutrilional, >uciai :tnu olhcr <~clivilies. intended to prepare low-ipcome ~hJidren for entering kind<lrgarlen . . . Unlike many olher sodul serv ice programs, feclerul Head Sturt funds ure provided direclly to local gruntees, rather than through states . Programs are locall y de"gned, and are administered b)· a network of about 1.500 public <1nd pri\ut~ nun proi'il agen- 0 1-"'T'I!,....;.;rr--r-...:,.---l 2 3 rl funds set sodctal ~=~=.:;:~=:--! ·• ----- ~~--------.:. your•olf. You MIDDLEPORT - An Alhens· based agency will oversee the developmenl of old school siles for community use . Economic Develoment Oi rector Perry Vurnmloe said Wednesday the county's economic developmen! office will retain lhe Institute Local Government for Adminstration and Rural Development (ILGARD) through December, at a cost of $7.000. to supervise the conversion of buildings in the Southern and Meigs Local School Districts tor other pub Ii~ uses. . The Village or Middleport will resume owntrship of the Meigs MicJdlc School, Central Building und Middleporl Elementary School once they are vacated by the district The village and the Meigs Lo~al Bo<trd of Education entered into an agreement in early 200 I to allow for the transfer, and lhe Middleport Planning Commi:.sion and a citizens· group ha~ been working wilh stme. agencb and urchilects lo cJevelop lhe buildings for future use . The village hopes lo conn·rt the 1950's-ent eiemenlary builcJing i,nto a new municipal huildio~ , Ill include a juil ;md holding ractlity, but pluns for the larger und older middle school building. ·once Middleporl High School. and the Central Building. lhe oldest of Ihe three. ure less certuin. County and village oflicials have been meeting with Dr. Barry Dorsey and other udministrators at 1he University of Rio Grunde nnd Rio Grande Comnwnity College, in hopes the universily will take over possession of the building and use it to expand its Meigs Center. The Meigs Counly Commissioners will assume own ership of the Souti1crn districl's Portland Elemenlary building. vacated lasl year when the dislrict moved studems into its new con- Head Start cic!\. A new colleague of mine was having a hard time with his computer."l'd like to get Into the system" he complained, "If I could find out how to GET INTOiti" . ed~eub lc 'thun BY BRIAN J. AEEO Sentinel staff writer . Betake· Nudge· Vouch · M artin . GET INTO Lhc one~ with pcnn1n~ whc1 urc ch her tliLicr ur more knuwl ~ Athens agency will begin with Middleport buildings I1--r-lG_,L_, 1 N K1 ., 1-l --..~ SCIIAM-LITS ANSWERS 'l'hlll'>duy, Aug. 79. 2002 The C<>tiiUCI! tllut will prove lu be the 1110~1 ciT~cuve for yuu iu the ycur uheud will he MIDDLEPORT A Middlcport man was nown · to St. Mary's Hospital al Hunti11gton. W.Va .. following u two-car accident on General Hartinger Purk way. Churles L. Stewart. 21. Middleport, wa s driving on into Midulcport Hartinger when he losl control of his car and slruck u vehicle driven by Bonnie Roush of Middleport . according 10 Middleporl Police Chief Bruce Swift. . Stewurt 's cur IJ".Ivcled across lhe roucJwuy, bccUJne airbome and landed on ·a sidewalk in Gcncml Hmtingcr Park. Roush's car came. to rcsl at lhe corner of Hartinger and Broadway Street. · A pusscnger in Stewurt's ,·ur, Tommy J. Mnorc, 17, of Frunklin County received minor injuries ami was lreated and released at Holzer Medical C.:nter. Swift said charges are pendins against bolh Stewart uncJ Moore. who had uliegedly escaped custody in Frunklin County. Swili said Moore leli the scene !ll' the ucddein and wus later lound in !he Church of the NaiJu-ene parking lot by sherill"s depuucs. Sw ifl said Zacharie Arno ld, 17. Middlcpon. wus dted for failure to control Wednesday morning after he allegedly lost control of hi s vel1ide und ran off 1hc right ,icJc of the road and hit a tree in from of II K4 Mill Street. He was not injured. Hometown Newspaper ILGARD focuses on development Sentinel staff report • ~~~:;;,~~~~!!!!!!§!~~g~=:==::~~~==::=====~~~~~~-1~8~ bul would y,ou the how missing trump, ·continue'/ After North recovered from the shock MY E-Mr._IL 1-\1\') of his pilrtncr's open(3t:t)l :':lt-\li!t.rot:O ~"" ing bid, he bid whut he thought South could make. i\t firs! glance, you seem to need the club finesse to work. Your second thought might be 1hut you can im· prove your odds slightly. You con' eliminate the pointed suils, cash the club ucc, cross to hund with u trump, anti lead u club· to the queen. You succeed whenever West hus the club king, or when Bust hus his majesty singleton or doubleton. However, you need no luck. You should ·ruff the diamond, cross to hund with u ==::m::w;g trump, ruff your las( .....- - - - - - - -.. r-r---.....t"'""'.., dlumond, return to SIUi ALSO SAV5.''61VE hand with u trump, AI-IV6TOI(OURCUTE, , and plur a spade to WONDERFUL,C~ARMIN6, dummy s 10. Bust l.ITTLE D06 '' ~ wins with an honor ~1 but is endpluyed. If he returns a club, you gel two . CIUb tricks, und your third club goes on the ~ Pudc u~ c. If Bast !cuds buck U spude, you discurd two clubs on dummy's J"nck and Ho~p. 2 I~ 5ti-LING. 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Dally l: :z~e-2 Dally 4: B-1·8·3 acquire <hut luxury itorn Index you'v~ been ycurning for . There s u chunce today thm you. coyld find lhe mcuus to get 11, ell her through smne cx- l Section• - ll Pa111 tru ~ork or u bonwt Calendar AS Classifieds B3-S Comics B6 Dear Abby AS Editorials A4 Movies A3 Obituaries A3 Sports Bl-3 Weather A2 c 2002 Ohio Valley Publlthlna Co. 1 AURUS (April 20-May 20) .. Do what you cun· for others today, but where you cun re.aqy make lhc mosl pro· grcs~ ·~ m spending your lime nn .~lluuttuns )'U1Jf Pick 3: 5-5·0 Pick 4: 4-8·4·2 Supellotto: 4-7-10-26·30-42 Bonus Bell: 11 Kicker: 4·0·4·0·9·6 Buckeye 5: 1-4·11·22-35 Pick 3 nlaht: B-5·3 Pick 4 nl1ht: 5-3·3·0 thut can ad \lance nwn personal Interests. Do .somethitr¥ for you roe if. GEMINI (Mu)' 21-June 20) .. ~here is no need to puddle ag~rnst the currents today. 1'htngs Will huvc u way of working out to your udvun· Pomeroy cops upgi'a~e communication system . Bv AGNEI HAPKA "I felt it was of grei:Jt Sentinel staff writer POMEROY - Pomeroy Police Chief Mark Profitt understands the importance of a reliable communication network to ensure the safety of area residents and pollee officers. When the radio .system used by the Pomeroy police department began to break down, he felt he had to act quickly. "We had faulty equipment on Ann Street, where our rad10 tower was, The repeater had been damaged, and duplexors were out," Proffitt said. Proffitt e'xplained the repeater is a piece of radio equipment which boosts the radio signal so it can cover a ~reater distance. Duplexors, Proffitt · sa1d, sort out the signals being either received or transmitted, ''The co-axle, which connects the repeater to the duplexors, was spliced Importance to the safety of our oflkerS . and residents that wa obtain a new radio 5)IStem ..." in several places, cutting dowp on wattage. The more wattage is lost, the. mol'\! quality is lost during the transmittal of messages," Proffitt said. The equipment completely shut d"wn shortly after this, so Proffitt contacted Miller Communications. The Parkersburg, W. Va.-based company loaned lhe police deP.artment a 40-watt repeater to use whtle Proffitt applied for a grant from the Byrne Memorial Homeland Security grant !•ge If you let everything run . lt8 naturul cour!le. This CANCER (June 21-Juiy 22) .. You could be us ked .to take on rnofe responsibilities or duties toduy, hut. much to your surprise, whut you arc asked to do could turn out 10 be. more of u pieusurc rhun u •• lS from the Office of Criminal Justice Services. When Proffitt received a reply from OCJS, the. news wasn 'tgood. The letter stated applications received this year for ~rants have far exceeded funds available . There was, Proffitt realized, a very real possibility that no grant would be forthcoming. Proffitt approached Miller Communications again, this time for an estimate on 'the cost of a new system. The quote.came to $11,190. "I felt it was of great importance to the safety of our officers and residents that we obtain a new radio system, so I went to the village council about it and they approved the motion to put forward part of the money toward the new system, The village of Pomeroy paid $4000 and the police department provided $7190 for tower equipment. The Pomeroy PD also paid $3S3S for a seperate radio system in the police cruisers. "I was relieved to find that we could afford ro install better radio equip· ment," Proffitt said. Jean Lyons, administrator at Meigs County Emergency Medical Services agreed to allow the police depanment to use the EMS tower on Hiland Rd., Pomeroy to install the new equipment, and Miller Communication began installation soon afterward. "It is all state of the art equipment," said Proffitt, "And we have 24-hour battery back-up if necessary. Generally, if the system goes down we have it up and running again within minutes but it's good to know we can count on back:-up if we need it." Proffit went on to say the Pomeroy Police depanment is in direct cont~ct with Meigs police depanment, Metgs Emergency Medical Services, Mason police department, Mason Central dis· patch, which is lhe. 911 dispatchi~g unit for the area. Metgs School d1stnct and the Gallipolis police department. Who We Are. • • nuuwnce. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) .. It' s Ju" like you to tuke on somc~hi n g toduy from which a..ocrates huve been shying away. 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