http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ffda3ba309f7826e2e8e878211021215.pdf 7e2434bcce6756974a0115fab3517033 PDF Text Text • • • • ' Thursday, August H. 2002 www.mydallyaenttnel.com P • I 1 • The Dilly Sentinel A.LLEYOOP ACROSS 31 Moat tmpetuouo 42 Boo! """ 1 MorDinar tag 45 Yak 48 Dflfltf s Hoy ~ii ii\ . holdofl 50 HHhhy tO Ego on tun<:h 12 Hutt>llulh 53 Hole up · t3 Ponlry (2 wdo.) t4 Honor 55 Moktll ~h .. llo \ K ~ ~ • J MJ • • l,j 1 • l 7 I ... w, .~ ... • •• t • ~ • 4 IS MHdow ~. • t8 ., \ II. j LW.~)t ~ ~ N~~r~ll Whl haa )• I'll.. t'llol Opunln~tl'-'lltl • t2 CBtr't whMit IWay 17 Fire retldue 2 Ronchtr'a 20 Myottry !Miture 21" O..k 3 Tht thick ot pertoda tnlngo 22 High aplrlto 1 NIDblt micro- phone 28 Ext.- t:•llol I'••:> l'oiU dogntt 27 Klndo 30 J CUMI Hlol DOWN 23 Hlddon • '"'' iJ J 0.1111/t' South , \\llnl!riii.JI'• t:o~st Wl.'al h\11" 1• ~ 6 se ol I ~ ~ cora 11 CPR pro t~ Making tun iWitlh • Plly Dumper- . Joi~J . Cllt 58 WHttl 57 Mountotn broWHfl & • IJ ••• l t'l 1\1 • • J L\l V I 81 NEA CroSiword Punle UIOOl Avlatar - vacouon 34 ~=ttr growtn Jcun Ken. u U.S. pluywright anl.l llittlwr, pc'llltcd: ''I' 111 tired of all this non· SCIISC UhlJUt bcuuly bcin ~ only skin-uc'l'P· Thai s deep enough. Wlwr dp you wum •• un udurublc pun - 7 Otttht 35 Idol tope ttlltd 38 Btdot I Ovarllow a Mo. bitt COli 49 Have a !t Flbper 52 Second mortgage 51 One. 1Qi Pltrre 33 Look ROlli clootly 54 Body port 35 High· OltOhtd 37 r.Sol" . ~~...,....;,... tO Ptrctnl tndlng 11 Printing goott or mualc 38 Quitting tOCIII CION Ill 28 Door openar 28 Klng'e 1ddrt11 hook 37 Sculpture 43 - and 11h1 44 Ptroonollty 25 "Runowoy Brldo" ICtor 48 5 Brown ot Dig bandt 8 F1ll mo. Hunt to serve 15 years for ottt. 41 Kitchen lltrb 42 Sort ptrll 47 Ken - ol "E2 S t -'" 21 Reta time 32 Wloh Impossible? 23 - ...,... 4 V.tt' Eorhort Bt11tokl 40 crcm.oT' · . rJ..:H.P,'I. 'M. ~f:.i..'it(, NOW! 1.£~ C.O~ This ucul fcnlurcs II bc:tuliful point, bllt nflcr using Willinm Uuilcy·s Deep Fi· ncssc prognun, I dis· covered lhal tl hus . somclhing . cluvcr ut puii<'I"Ctts level lou. Ihrw should de· cluni·r pl:~y lo mnkc four spudcs uflcr lhc tlcfc11dcrs tul..c three · diamond trkks. 1hcn cast utlrifl with u duh'l llow cnn lhc defenders do holler'? If lhc 1rum11S nrc 3· I ur 2·2, there urc no • worries: dcclurcr's cluh lwu cun be rullctl iu the dummy . Bul wh:tl if trumps arc 4·0"? If Easl hus litem. lite ctHlfrttcl is unnwkubl<' .. llut if Wcsl lttts all flllir. de · durer musl play cure· 1'-<0'N, r'IJE fully . llcrc, iJ Soulh C.I-\P...NG.E.D I immcdillldy lcutls u 1'\'{ MINO! trump to dtnnmy's Of\' 1\LL i II qm·cn, he . runnol mukc the contrucl. j lnsrcntl. us n pre· cuul ion, South should ~ first uuhlock lhc lwurl ucc. Then, ;.r tl~r tt ~' • trump ·to dummy's queen reveuls the bud .lircuk. dcclurcr rtlffs u hcurl in lmnd, pluys u r---------~ ~~~------~ sputlc lo dummy 's ~VER HAVE . iHE lllllC, ruffs Ihe heut·l I FEEL.! NC. THAT '!OU"RE juck, druws Wcsl' s I 5~0'./L'( GOINC, INSANE~ rcmuining t(umps, und cushes j1is clubs. South's 10 lricks nrc four spades in the dummy, one hc"urt, t lhrcc clubs und lwo hcurt ruffs in hund. i ' To defcut the conL---m~J~ ~-..;;::;;:;.:;;_-==l!!l:D;I 1ruc:1, if tlcclurcr lets the diumond jack win Irick one, West must immediutely shift to u Hump . This disrupts dcclurcr's timing, but who would find il? And if declarer docs COVer Wilh ·dummy"s cliumond queen, th~ . clcfcndcrs tukc their three diumond lricks, then Wcsl exits wilh u trump. Aguin, un likely, hul possible, . CELEBRITY CIPHER by Lula Campos Ctltbrlty Cipher cryptogramt are created trom quotatlona by famous people, p111t and present, Each ltller 111 the cipher stands 104' another. "! 8 XU P R . ~...-;;;.;;: __._···::::_, . I I PI~ANllTS My Life in Court · by the World Famous Attorney !THURSDAY .My Clients Understa.nd Me N XP Z 00 YPPNEXL HOEXOEXLI ~\(;f\ · I UIG NATE• Today's clue: u equals-! A· px·a CS · FR VMWB E lC v OPP a as v. M wa a oN s E OHOFa." E LSXSFOY . OJPMa a as v LSPFLEO P'NSSOOS ~REVIOUS !IOLUTION -·"Thellmellght Ia IIke sunshine at first, ·.and lhen evenlually you can get sunslroke from II." 1 - (Novella!) Erich SeQal WOIO OAMI 0 four Roorrongo lortorswordt of scrombl,d tno bo· low to form four slmplo words. r-+M~ErP'-TR~Ar·P.,.;-1 1 I I I I 12 n I TE . . I v DL ~layings 8Y MtUIIItA R\!IIIU POMEROY Mei~s County Sheriff Ralph Trussell has requested an , uddilional approprimion of $244.000 from Meigs County Commissioners to continue tlpentti\li1S of the office until year's end and to avoid a wholesale luyotl" of his Sl!IIT. Trussell met with conu11issioners Thursday during their regular mooting to request' un additionnl uppropriution to cover "p~tyment~ due lind pust due," and to continue openllions for the bul·. GALLIPOliS A Ewington nutn will spend the ne!\t 15 years in pri~on for his purt in the Fetlnmry 20()1 sluyings of two Huntinglon Township resi· denls. . Marvin Chrislopher Hunt. 26. w~ts sentenced Thursday in Grilliu County Common Pleus Courl to Orienl Correctionnl Fucillly in connection wilh the double homicide of Jennifer Lyun Guzman. 36. nnd Elmer Gary Young, 37. ·Gulman und Young were found stabbed lo denth in their Alice Road mobile home in February 2001 after Yimon volunteer fire· fighters e!\tinguished 11 hite-night blaze thut almosl destroyed the home , The mobile home is locl\led ubout 1.5 miles west of Ohio Route 160. :Hunt und Gulliu County Prosecutor Brent Snunders, in coopemllon with the victlins' fnmilies, reached u plea ugreement lust week tbut reduced the original 1\\'0 churges of uggrnvnled murder to two counls of voluntary manslaughter. : Hunt was sentenced to sc;ven yeurs for the firsl count of the indictment, ~tnd eight years for the sec· ond count, with both sen· tonces to be served consec· utively. The term "uclllul incarceration" wus pluced into the agreement. which means. that Hunt hus no possibility of release before the 15 yeurs is completed. He waived his right to appeul. f--....:..r,...;..l.:...,l;:...::,.,,.--~ lr ':~; GU B E 0 I · · 18 I . . MIDDLEPORT Jennifer W1tlker, not Karen I' WLIIkcr. will play lhe leud In "The Wll,urd of Oz" to be presented this weekend . Ill Melg$ Middle School. Showtlmo is 7 p.m. · Saturday und 3 p.m. Sunday. Admission lickets lifO $6. One worleltraveler to another: 16 ~ "One thing I've noticed over the years , lhat if you look like your passport photo, you really •.• .• . R E NKI T lthe • • • ·." 1--,j'?~,'Uu.:.,;.l · :.....;l~,~--l 0 Complete tho chucklo quorod 1 . . . . . . by filling In tho ml11lnQ words you devolop hom tlep No. 3 bolow. fj PRINT NUMBERED lET.lf: RS IN SQUARES €) UNSCRAMBLE FORI AN5WfR . . SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS . A philosophy professor once told us that there was only one thing w~rse than the man who will argue over r~bl.hlng and lhat s the man who wUI argue over NOTH- NEWSPAPERS COVII All Thl _, M0\01 1 Pick 4: 9·0·3· 7 Sub\ICIII In~ Kcvcrnl lurgc nmhitinn ~ look very gouc.f In the ycnr uhcud. llowcvcr. whut yuu nc· con>pllsh will 1101 he done. -~ulcly ~111 ytmr ~.'wn , The l.!f·· i<II"IS ul others Will j>luy u role los well. VIIWO (Au~ . 2.1·Scpt . 22) •• Find 11! ~.: cu~ icM mules to· ~mds uchicvi11~ ymJr ul>jcc• tiVC'i lotluy IIIH..I uvuil.l nny r!'"~~ llllihs. Yllur l""' 'blll· tJI.!s fur ullutn1n8 your Jc,llil c~ !""" cxcdle111ll" you dun "l get Ill ynlll' tJ\VI1 Wll)'. Oct II jump !'". life loy Ull<krstundin~ the llllluc"'·cs flh tll II govern y11u In the ycu uhcud. Scrtd fur IIIII" Ahll"ll·<irroph prediction ~ hy 11111ilirr~ $2 h1 Astrn-Gruph , c/11 liol h lleWSpll/"'1". 1'.0. IJi>X 167, Wlcklll"l'c , )1144092. De sure lo 'illlle yuur t.mliuc "ign. LIIJKA (Sept. 23-0cl. Dl • · lie c<llel'u; 111 keel' yunr eye or1 you r tarl_tct~ tot uy ~o tOut you don 't uillllthovc nr hclow your ll ltll "~ l. IJy bclny rcnliitic 11hon1 your ~ouls unci hulrcs, you «oil uvold dikappornt· 11\L'Illl( , SCOI<I'IO {0cl. 24·Nov . 22 ) ·· AhluouAh thing• rni~l<t appcur ~t unny on the surfm.: c, husmcs' \.'Hittlil io n ~o ~·1u1 get u hit tm~y lnduy . lJon'i luke 1111~1hin~ for grunted. A deul lsn'l closed until ll's signed, .1culcd nnd delivered . SAGITTARIUS (Nov . 2o· Dec. 21) ·· (I tnll)' tuke " hi I more cf'furl l<lduy lu win the ruec. lly cruising ouly lhc avenues of lcust rc."'istuncc lltcrc 111u~ nut he nnu..: h for you tn •pcuk nf' in the wuy of uccnm plr sl<mcm!. CAI'IliCORN [IJcc. 22·lrrn. I~~ .. lllllllsc with whom yuu ure working urc unuhlc tu keep puce with you, break uwuy und so II ulunc tod11y. Ynu urc likely lube murc pro- Ull(; tivl! rninu~ uny K low!>ok.~:R. AQUARIUS (Juu. 2 >·Feb. ·• In some cuses loduy I~) you muy he 1uudcnt und cuu~ linus while In nlhcrs.yuu rnuy he cxtruvugunl ancl Impulsive. Dun'l ulluw yolir uttitude ni>OUl Onandul uffairo IU be· come mnblvulcnt. PISCES (Feb . 20-Murch 20) ·· lluw yuu cunclude 111111· tcrs tudny ~mtld hccumc fur fTIUI'C i lllj)Urli.ll11 f'or SUCCC$5 thun how you bctz.in. them . l'<!llnw lhruugh to the In•\ de· 11111 when you're finulizing Ullythil~g of COI1SC{jUC11CO • . i\I(JI:S (f\lurch 21 -i\prll\9) .. Everything you do 10duy wiU be dune . wilh gnm.l irucn• . "'"" for nil tllu;c involved, I but there is 11 possihiliry thnt ymrr methods mighl 1101 mcel wilh the nrprovul of every· one. Don 'l lct it but her ynu. TAURUS (/\lull 20·Muy 20) ·· Wuit unti unn1hcr duy lo hring u prnpusul you nrc cndurslng 111 <he ullcnllon of ymor friends if ll's gol~g to COS\ them .uny muncy. They nrc 11111 lrkcly to wunl to cough up whut is ncc~cd ut thi s tin1c. GEMINI (Muy 21·Junc 20) ·· 13c un guurd lou.oy SIJ !hut you don't find yourself In the middle of u .1quubblc or prob· lcm thut ulhcr membe rs ol' yom fnmily or in · law~r~ mny huvc. Let them wmk lhing• out for lhcmNclvcs. CANCEl< (June 21·July 22) . .. You urc not apt tu be Rile .. ccRsful lmluy in trying tn use guile tu rnrrsk your in1cnllo11s. When dcalin~ wilh cilher friends ur business rrssuc"irrlcs, keep oil thou you do nr know Otrlin the OIICU . LEO (Ju y 23-Aug. 22) •• De careful how yt~u trcm your cnt.lur . Someone close to ynu coult vet hurt feelings If thl! pcr·son think• yuo ure (rientl~ Nhowmg yrcu tcr r.::unccrn for n new u~quuintuncc thnn )'OU nrc tnwurds him/her. · W.VA. ---------11~~---------Frlduy, Au~ . JU, ~lX)2 The rm,.ibllirlcM for fulfill· t ~1; ) .l, k 4: 4·1·6·1 c:keye 5: 3-9·1NO·J7 k 3: 4· 7·5 Dally 3: 4·0·5 l)elly 4: 3·0·5·8 Cllli 25: 4·9·13· 15·19·24 .' Index 2 ledlona- 11 Pllpl C11lend11r Classlfleds Comics Dear Abby Edltorl11ls Movies Obltu11ries Sports We11ther 'As B5·7 BB ·AS A6 A3 A3 _81·5 · A2 • c 2002 Ohio V1lloy Publl•hlnl Co, (.'VIN'f\ 1111<111 1111\l { '11"1\l\"1\l~ wvukl be dlkl employ~~ at ~~~Otller lilw items llwlu\le\1 II\ (\"'l(QI..'til'"'· • Apj\1"11\\XI >'W\li"CII'h ~\\\1\011 tile l't"uss~>ll'~ request · are: o;upplles. $!\,p-1!1.% ; to\>«, !1,818. ~8; llf\1~, ~Pilfl 01¢111 111" .lvh ami l'~tmlb t,ll'n.x l; 1\vll~ill!l, ~,)8~.!'!0: ~>'00- ~rvk~& llml ~~~~ 01<11111 l'hll1i lnwt ret"~<~lr~, !1#,617.,U; ~"-' ali<~ 1~1, Dev~,~l,~\l\'1\1 (."~1\1¢{, ~\11 ( ln11~, 1111'.1 l f>.l#ll!\ .1\,.,; ~'ltnlr<~el s.ePd~ $, Miit' 1\'lijl) \ lll>~t'-<', 1\i>'ll'fl'. 1·1\1' 1."1\il1l l L811H4; m"llctl~<~l fllf pri:-ooen<, \'II~ \ill"\ 11"9,, l\t)ll \\ tth an<ltl .I R\X"\1 l-l,2.\{l.~l . m· Mi1kllep111't lw \\l"illt~ ~ t., WI'\, • {ljli¢1W\I h111\11111"-ll1' IMII"\·I~h N1h Th\l (,'O~\W\i~i\\\'1W{S 1\11~ ~" a\'ll\\11 Thii{SOtl)' (\I\ l'\"\IS~Il\ ~11\eS\ . 1\'t.•m 'l'~<~li \'"'"~"~""- hw , Mafl~ll"' <1111! ~h,ldl''~"~~"' 1'1-1mu~<~l ,,1· Ct)I\Ullisi\\otlllfs al,o: • Approve<~ tr;~ns.te{' 11nct ap~Pfla· 0<11\i)lllli>., Ill\ ~..-pl¢11\t\;1 ' ' l'lli"IWI'Il pl\_\ Hlll\11 11! h\ll\ II\ thi,l liol\s r\'IQ\II),ts l'oulle Cl\1111\"100 PI~ · C1mrt, ~nu11s llJl"ke, S(l\1 <~nd Wl\tl)f 111\WIII\t 11t :1..\M,MK~' damaged in fire Bv \ ·west Nile vlnas bird AGNES HAPKA Sentinel staff writer POMEROY - No one was injured in a slructure t"ire Thursduy momlng In Pomeroy. The prob~tble cuuse of the blaze at 16R Mulberry Avenue hns l>een determined to be 11 candle left b11rning on the kitchen tuble. uccording to Pomeroy. Fire Dep<lrtment Assistunt Chief S1ucy Shunk. Shunk suid his d!)purtruem received. the call nt II : II u.m. Thursduy und per· sonnet from tho Pomeroy; Middleport, Syrucuse, Ruthmd und Muson, W.Vn .. 111\l depurtmllnt& 1\lsponded to the QIIU. The t1nl was contalnotl by 2:30p.m. Mulbe~ry Avenue was ·closed by the Pomeroy Pollee Oeptutment until the t1re wu~ conluined. 'fhe lwo-story frame house is owned by Brendu Durst of Syracuse und occupied ·by renter Angelica Nickles. No one was there when the fire SUirted. Shnnll; s~tid the A lltr~Aoture lire at l68 MYibtlrfY A~o . QYfna at~ thr11~ VQlunt@or fire clllpartmllnl$ light to get flllmlla un~or ot:lntrol. (Agno@ He~pkal structure sustained heuvy dnmuge. collection cond IV llltAM J, RltO S1111t111~1 ~11\li wntllf f'OMBROY - \\'i\h tl1~ \>\)llt1rmll• tlnn nl" " -~~ll\~ ''"~ll 1\1' Wll~t Nile lru' In M~i~' C'mmly, 111~ M~~~~ Coumy He111111 Oell<lflnwnl wUI 1\(\ ®11~1 h rll~ f(\\11\t.l ill 11\ \)\1\11111111111 ' • He~lth lll1\mi~:<11)1Wl' Nilfmll Thmr~ ~11M 'l'ti11rsday tile 11 pl\rttntnt hi · f\l~lved \'tlnfirmll• tinn nl' the vlrm In 11 hhr~ .i"Y llnmct In lm'4!er 11)11.t Pllnwmr, l..iiMI w~k. 11 QI\1W tnund nn Main S1re~1 111 · Mtdah1pnrt w11~ \.'Unfirmlld ~~~ thll ~01111\fs fh~t We~t Nil~ Vinl' QMO. camm• Action , ".N(\\V ' ' AtiNII HAPKA V??,t mine closuru POMEROY - "I think this urea Is only seeing lhe 'beglnnlng of 11 rip· pie effect from the (AEP) mine olo· sures," said Trlsh McCollough, . executive director, Oalllu·Meigs Community Action Agency. For this reuson, the agency hus begun to offer training a11d career assistance to anyone in lhe·ureu who has been laid off since the mines closed. "The mine closures had such u dramatic effect on the economy. More than SSO people lost their jobs, and the average yearly wage t'or u miner was around $70,000 with ovenlme. "So yo11 can sec how that loss would affect the entire economy. It has had an adverse affect on theta,;. base Wh lch affects merchants and sorvlcc provider•." McCollough had luch ' dramatic · eftfct on thf .ccmomy.. · Molt th•n 850 peopfe lo't their joba, and the average yearly wage for a miner Wll around $'10, 000 with overtime." 1 Tlltllt MoCulllllllt, l11t011M Dti'IOior tlllllt lo4•1•• COtllmlllliiV AGI!on A~ businesses closing or being forced to luy off workers, which led her to believe · 11 third componem to 11n existing progrnm WIIR neooRRIII'}'. It was to be an L\Xpllnfilon of the proaram cRtubll~hed uboul throe years IIIJO to help thaNe offeoled by tho mine clu~ur '· to hl'lp tho8C mcm~n uf tho rcmolninll collllll\1• nlty Wh\1 h11vc niNo becm a"ffeoted. Tom Reed. pmar11m m&niiiJOr, 8ftid aald. McCollough said the mine cl()s• the il)itlftl prOIIfllm Wfti SltlfiOd to ings, which bcg11n In 2000, led to help people who wcro direolly thM 11!1\\ t.' ll11fil't1WI-1 jlll~illvll 'foHOI · \1\r\1 fl'j)lll'l~ . htWII lw~n reoelv~11. lhP Ohi11 Ul't1«rtm n1 111' A~rlotlhmv will no loll~l't' ~~~~I!J}I blt'\1~ J'mm Mel~• Cmmt)\ In 1\cr~pht~ with th~lr pull~.'~." 11m~~ ~"I~ . ''h lM 110 lonjlor neo\'ls~af)' for rQ~ldcrnti to !Clio· phuno tho hcr11hh dOIJ"rllni.'m 111 t'llpun Group offers training for displaced workers Sentinel staff writer Liking· Showy· Tinge· InSISt. NOTHING AUGUST 291 11f lhe year. 1\"ussell's ~l'l~s\ incfu{!es <m udditi11nul $1:l(>.41i8,04 ti>f sal<U"Ies. "If nVIhlt\g is \11\IW I\> ~it~ the salaries ls.~ue tly Sllpl, 20, I wiU 1\avet\I is.~lte layvff notices to my entire stt~ll'. becuu~e <tt th<tt pvint. the Slii<U"ies (line) item will he deplete\1," Trussell AAict. Each bi-weekly p<1yroll ~'O.~Is the sheriff's depurtmenl an estimated $17,000, Trussell saill, t~nd his line item for s<~luries now shows a bulanl>e of $..~8.000. His projections do 1101 include the mldit il\l)al obligation 1111' vucalion <1ml untol\lploylnton\, wnkh Home IY OHIO Pick 3: 0·3-8 expected withoHt additional payroll fiu1ds un~o~ J, R110 Sentinel slaff writer Cor1ectlon . . .1 . 1 '-:::::::::::::::~. lAy~ BY BRI•N OVP staff wtlttr ... ·Trussell seeks S 44,000 d""" btm~. " ~~~ d 11d hlf\ls fnun1l ~hrmld ~ htmlilod whh ~ loves 111\d ul•pn~\'111 of uffected hy the mine cl\l~\H'e~. nnmelv mlnllr~ nml Hwlr fllmlliQ~. . "W~ ~ti\Tied II pm»mm Il-l help miner~ t'lnd new IQhs: pr\1vlulnji Hw me11n~ f\1r lminln!l 1111\1 lllill ~~~~~~· 111noo with 1\nctln~ new p\lslllunN. Wo r~IMo hnct ~poclnll1~d trnlninjl f11r spmtMeN of miner~ - thl~ pro1Jrllm waM o~tremely Nuocessful," Reed NPid, "W~ hnve recently beQn nllowed t\11lr\1uden the scopl! of whll we Qllll sllrve." Reed addea . The ltiJency llhtulned a ~rani throuah 011llla County Job 11nd Pumlly S11rvlooR to hegin 11 prolJrllm 10 hefp nil people who have lleen lulcl off Nin~e Ihe mine&olu~a. · · Tho proaram hai been ~P an,d run· nlnj for uround two monlll.i, 1mli. Reea iald. althou~h It hili been ilow to pick up. It li bejlinnlnl! Ill Ulllh r m11mentum. The pm»mm ofl'orN app~Jriunlll 1 for people ln lh Hreo to tlnd pllth ~ lO now co.r or1 und dlf lltlon8, "People l.llln Plltnln l're holp In PluM HI Tt1lnlnf, AJ h)' ~ll\lhlo·l:tn~lllnll h1-.!11A~tl~ hi\~~ 11nd 1'"1'11111~ or pl~t clt\p lhcrm in lrl\~h IW\ljltll~hlM," PoMpllt r purtN th«t· Ju~l thrcr\'1 OhlmmM huve ooe11 lnl\>ctNI hy In vlr"~' ThrroN lioMorllwd WQNt Nllcr liM ""n crmorjln~ publlo llh\\'IM~." "It·~ lmporumttQ ~m 11\ber th"t 1111 OIIIWO ot' prevllmlon IR worth 1\ pound pi' llllro," 'l\1rr~:~• Ml\1(!, "RoMid nli who Clln11UI fiVQI\1 ~lnp llYI~Ide aurlnp Iimas ol' helphton!ld moMQuilo nctlvll~. In lho crvenlnp 1111\1 nl~littlmo hmlrN, M houl« we11r r~t'<IU nlM, !n\lkM «nil ~ hu ~. lnn11 ll«rm ftllll Inn~ MlllllV\'IN, eNjlll~lu rl ~ In 1\fl!l\! whtlre mu Mqullut~M Ul'llpr velnnt.'" Tol'l'QM Milici lh(l~il ~Ui\lcrlin\'IM llpply prlrliQUillrly til tho~ who l'lwh. hunt or 1\~ lnvolvod In nther tna\lnm notlvl · · tl\'la, 1\nd thn1e llt"Oilllil Ntllndln~ wpt r whl~h Qnnnm llo llmlnutilil, . "It I~ hnponum lh"l ~tAndlnil w111 In pool~. dlih 1 of w111er 1111\ler pmttd om=rr r pillnli, pol W"l r ftl1(iiii111Mild lli'IIM, bt ollmln111cd wh n Yllr Pll~~llll1.1.'' Now· or chnnlll n~ lnfnrmAIIon •hnula b\'1 o~flt' 111il lrettn~mly whll rh \liM IIMt Mflrelld , Torr ~ ~~~~~ . Senior nReaching Out to MHt Senior Needtn Free Telephone Reassurance, Socialization 'and Prescription Reminder1 tiOW ACCEPTING NEW CLIENTS (740) •••••••• MEDICAL CENTER Discov r the Hall:B1' D((fl r nt1 • . ' www.holz r.or • . .1. . I t �• • • • .... Ill •• I www.mvdellvatntlntl.com J nt n l h OXVContln lbuse IRa- Alai-,, "" ~ .l'i-M i ""'u Cllll ~li\IPI 1\ tit l\11}'\hl )'1511 I lti.IY 0~1 Wl\111," Utntl n ~nld at ~ mlnar In Mil'l\'111~1. \11 i\llt'<"'· "h's t\11\ htl\llt 1\ll It\ 111 A\ttll~l . "Vtlll'ro h1 dli.rat," wl~t~IIUI)i ;1\li\l. " l\h; illl1l 111h~1 1111111 ·~ 'hll<ll 51\ll,lllrt· At l ~~ htilt' til' th ~0 ptOple whll · •1 · hnl I. •n 1 l\..'1\l ~lilic5 lll ~~~~ 11111'!1 ,'1\n\e ttl the N mh1ar lit\111 chooli!! l\1 111\\11\,\IV 11\ ' Ohltl lt\1!11 At.'tlll II\YI th lr 1'hiM1oe11, Mill\}' li41d th~ 1\lund ollt 1111 mlm , l\:11'·111\111\ ~h,~<Jl ~~ltllhlll f11 nllll\1\tlle \ll\lghl\11 lhtU11£h dh-tet m&lt· ~'ll1111 . . hi~~ ltl th~ll' hl.\\11 . ., . "i~l<' 11\\' msllhllllllhe lmm -~d\1.\1.11 · We'l'e lltll ttll'Jit\111~ hom~ <:hooleri II~ \\11\llll\llllt hi dtlltl\11\1 Ill~ Y. ell\ dt1 e pHcllly," Mill Ch11ck I alllltr, • "It 11~~lly tl\k, 11 "~' 111~1 111 ·~~~~~ • n., ttl\" sa J 1\'ly-M«~ak, 1vllo ~ixlke~mtm t\W the tl'"$1'11111 . ,'\\1·11\\ \l~ ~i\111. "111\\i\~ ' II \\I l\111.'11 I 'lldl ~ 1\ l' l\1,1 \et'll~l'll 1111111111 \ \\11 Ill~ i\1 lh ~~111111111~ bt'liWstd ll\ltt '""\\1 'I l\11· 1111' 1\'11\'lll, ~''IWinlly \\II '11 llt11ll\,l\ '1. 111' ,1\\hll<' 'l'h1111l~ MY lh~y Nhlc~~ 11t' 1111111i 11nd ~dtllt.>t ~loks, 111 \'Ill h'l\1~ lhlllll'<.ll\11' II ." )ill '1~1\'111~ 11 \It'll•d11lll~ Ill \lllhllc 1!1.111· illtYhlti illl~~ ~ a11d l.'tlll\11"1!1 tllscM ot' · ~~~~ thl.' \lllhl\\1 ~~·h'"'' 1' ,, 11111\llc t~\1\,m . ~h,llt..'l· s 'l11111l, ~111\11.'111\ IIIII\\ l;lh' 1111111· l\1\\11>'1· U.S. I~\.IU,"'\\111111\l'Cl 1111~ 11111 diiN~II!tll 111\lsl ' that \11'\l ,, be ~ 1\1 tO IC\\'11\CV \I~ il\\11 !\Ill,II\ ;Ill 1.1~1;11\1\,h ~~ 111.'11\1,•1\l~ l.'llilll~lli\1\ 111' lh~ 1\lllhl\' t\cllll· tlm~e In th tlmgrtttll. i1t !'\!'~ n 'tllllputer 1111~1 11 tll'lllt~r 1.' 11\l~t'llllll\\, 111111 111111.'111' h~\'1' t.1 •hmi I'll\ • 1.111! I K I ~~ 11hl ·h I~ ;II~~~ 1\11trilll!, thi\1\VII hi, 1\kl. ~.1.11\y tllh'll\1•1111."' . 'nll!y t1l1.' IIIII IIt'<' 1111111 d<ll<:<~o\\ 111 t'nlll\1111111, t\lllllillhl, l·~lllillll, ll1.1111e lllll'l!nt~ Mtl\llhey \vet put otr )<\\lh> 11\"i!\~1~111 . hi.\' lh'llllll\111111 1111111•' hl.tl\11 illllll"ellllsylv•lllhl. lly tilt 1 ~IIMII.Itl~ thnl com wl\h public ~l.'hlllile~'ll. 111'11111!11 ti<:~IIIIIVIo!tll).l!tl IhAt hh Wl 11-\.:. ~ ·ho\lh, bll\1)\1\•~ Ilk llh hl4ofhl\v· 1\11111,> 11111\11.'-~\'hllill ~1111\ll.lli\'t-s lhhl~ '""" Kl ~ IItts lttlst>l hiiiii"·Kch\llll ~~~~~ 111\hlll' ~ 'h1111lst11\' Mlltl-'lilll_lllil'l\'1\ll< 1\•hll l\1.1\il.'l"<, 1.'1 'II ll-''111111! hi Ill llllhwll I 11 Iiiii all oflh ~Ullll\le~ llluVld d. 1\l-lllr ~tlll\1!1.111 ll«! me whtll~ hllhnl· 11\1\\1 l'N\\.'1\ til 1111\111.' 111111 'S 1 1111'111 II~ 11 lhtx hlllllt'·S 'hllll\1111\ 1\WI!IIIhlll~ . 11\1\'i\1 l\1 lh\'11· illlh\1111111,\'. l\111 1\• \1111.1 11111111~ i:h1llil!l' ~dllllll~ Will tllltlltl hy 111111\e ~dltklllili! It'~ tl Wtlllder. " 11111111.' ~~~11\llt•l'\ \1;1\ 1.1 1111 \'1.11· \n~\1 11 tl . IIIII\ 1(1\\'ll)l.lhl!l\ 1\111\1~ sdl\111\lltt\. tllld 1\11 thin!).," ~llh.l U11hhl Wll btlllllh, wllo lhlll\\1 \IIIII'<. 1\l\1111'1\ ;IIIII hill>' 111'1'11 ~Ill' lllllil\)< \I\ II \11;1\ 11111'1'1\1~ l'il\1 lllfldl I ~Sill\~ \lltllllh.'•l hi I 11ch he~· lj.y tll'-tlltf tiiiUl!ll• 1 ~~~ '"'~ Weekend to start ·dry, tum wet Ohio Brl Ill' 111'11.'\'111 . Ill '"''" "' ''II'''"" l'\1\ikllllU\1 . ,,.,. ,,111111\\e thl~ )'l!nt. OVI' new• edllot th,•lt· sluy· lhl\lu~ll tit•• ~llllc ht llnHnni<' lot' Md11s ( \11111\y, Juhi\M\11 nlhct' suh· SOAR·~ llhlSMII!<' \I'll~ 1111\tCd 'nid. Slllllt'CS llilll 1\'SII\\Iill!) U 11\11'• dll\VII , II IIlii liii S Ulprl~lll)l "I think il's illllllll1tllll \hut · mul lire. IIIOVC UUC hl hllll!ICI ~UIS itt 11'1! l111 thtu. " utlucd Tt·cnllll\'111 nhtt~•·•· ~ hl ensure 11111 111r ~.hulls nr - UALLII'OLI/1 II'CIIIiiiCIII 1\mding. tklml' SOAR. w1•rUnjl wllh lhc lhllllu JudS<IIl · Mt'i)ls llmll\1 uf Aktlhol. D1U11 Atldlctinn utltl Mcmul llcnhh Scrvke~ cu11 do uny· lhlnl!, It s n:~lstrntinn us u 110\· l..lr·pl'lll'll tlrjllllll7u\hll1 11\IINI he Cliii111(C\cd. SOAI{ tn·ml~rs lcun1ctl 11 ""'llh dmn of lnc•lrlltll'tltl.1n llll(1ct·s huw hccn nssctnhlcd und uwnll review hy 1hc ~1'\IUp's 14·1111'11\hcr udvlsory htlil I'll. Also. upl\1r t •view will he u dmll nf l"''l'"~ctl hyluws S\t\1\ht•usl Ohh1 Advo~nlc~ 1~1\' Re~ul'\'t y i~ muv ill !I dtls ,.,. lo \Icing 11 l<l>:ul It utmcnl Ill let lit\ \I VC \\It' ~~~h~\illll'C niM.I!I! 1111d ph111~ ''' \Ilk<' Its lll<'Mtlll~ .m the 1\llltl In the ~omlll!lllhlllth! . . A11id~s 11f lll~ul·pul'nll,m M · u' 11•111·111\ltlt •lll!llillt~tll,m tll'll hill\! I 1~11111 the lll!t\1' 1\JIU\\l, 1\lld u 111~ IJenllllcnthm 1111111· b.ct· with the lnlcmul ll ·v~11u~ S •rvke will ulluw liOAI{ lo nee 'PI dunnti1111~ fur ''I' 'nlllon of' u t•shJcntlul II lid t'ommlllcc l'o dwirttlllll SOA lfs Lu rry IJ 111111'11. L c II i s I tl I I v ~ I F Ill ll II c c Run A1lkin,, I'Xcl'utivc ( 'Oil \IIIIi IC<' ,.l l·dllli 1'1111111. di1~c1nr uf Oulliu -Jucksoll Wltllc the IHlllll hut will ' 'lltt · Mclll5 ADAMIIS . n>kcd if linuc ptcsshll! lite jii'Oup's thu j!rtlllll wums to lncl1uJc u cuust' itt ('olumhus. prcscntullt•n un 11 Nov. ~ "She will sec If ihct~ Is slutcwldc hnllot !'sue pmvld· S\IIIIC 111\IIICY IIVIIiluhlc fur liN 11111 lrl'nllill'lll In lieu of fnt' drug ltl dn ~1\lSCIIIIIII<IIIS," Jnhllsllll itll)li'IS<IIII\ICIII snld. 'Shll will C<illlhlliC ill 1111cuu~rs . lohhy l..w 11. w hnlll'rully lll'l'IIIISC the i~'lll' hu' down lh' 1\\udihul w II h' u dtuWI\ heUICtl UChllll' hc\WCCII pussihilily." Sll\llllll'll'rS ll1Uiill!lil Us II IICW llul lhc ttmup is usittllllllh· ultcmutivc uml crilb who lie cvct\ls to nllikc Its eusc. hdlcvc the ld••n will he lududilt~ schtllll ucllvillcs, un.Jct•l'tliluctl. SOAil tllclll hctthh fuu·s untln h<!<Hh uti he hcrs prcl'crrcu to ~ccp 11 in l11d.:s11li Apple Fcstlvnl Scp1. lite hud!ltounu. · "l)t~es SOAR. In lryint~ In 17· 21. 1'1'11111\ltlulll\l cl'fill'ls · III'C cn1111!1C the I!Uhlk. wunl 111 he nlsll scrvh111 115 SOA!rs lnvolvcil itl u polilkul Issue? lmmduclinn lu surt·uuntlitll! Thul's rile '\IIUslion I huvc," CO\IIIIIcs lhll !!Mill lt111k s Ill Johnsm1 sui< . "If tlUt' 1usk Is rc.:twcry. we lndudc Itt h.1 l'utt fw· 11 I'C!Iitllllll l\11111'<1111' I Ill lltltlic· uc<~d 111 keep it nUl' l'n.:tls," iluu lrclltttlclll . udtlcu th.- l~cv. lluh IJuhltnol' Its IICXt fuli mcctlllll Is (l Clulll(llllls' Fli'sl ('ltuJ't'h ol' p.m. Titursduy, Sept. 20. ICII · lhc Nuzurcnc . lnlivcly nl llul1cr M •dknl Adkins \old the 11roup he C'cutcr-Juckwtt, In hrill[l will be fttcllitulinll u public purlics l'n1111 fon1111 ott the issue ul Jncksun lnlcrcslcd Jucksotll'(HIIIIY Into th,~ l'lllu. Hll!it . School nt 7 p.m. Ckltthcr'·s m ~c lh1 1,1 Is (lltum~tl Montluy. Oct. 2H. P11t lll'l\Cl'l III'C~ , hn ~Cd 1111 ''Wc'tl) !!Citing clusc," suiJ 111,\llc s pl\wiucd by ~lulllur Hldlllt\1 Mmll\l, SO A It·~ vkc lltd lit lcs. 111 '~ltletll, lhH'itl!l it~ 1111m1hly SOAit 1 1n~s idcnt l>1'1111i s llllllllhllt 'l'hn1·~J11Y 111 llnl~ct· JnhtWIII snid lhi! uctivily Is .Mcdkul (\mt~r. · '1\CIIIIrll!llllll Ulld II ~ig1111f the . 1\ll'llli!d iuMI ~111' 11111 hi Cll\11· !ll\lllp's C\lllllllltii\CIIl toitdp· ·btll the rl~e of ct·lm • und viti· lll!llllldlcl~ . . :lciiC' uulllut·ltlcs lmvc nltrlh· · "I ihlnk II'~ 11 nlllll~r tlf 4\ •J 1<1 lt1creu~cd nhu"c 111' Ihe tltttlluttd w~'ll hllvc tl l'llclllly. lulnldllet· lhyt\mlln, SOAR Wll' II II<' ll~utlll!l p~orl~." he IM hl\lliU'IICd II~ ~C<lJl' Jn snit!. "It IICWI' Ot:C\11'1'\!U llll\1 uJdr '8~ tint!! unu ulcol11tl II Wlltt't hllllll 'tt. We ituvc ~h\IM'. NlllliC ilcdlculcd pcuplc, rc11l· . · SOAit'~ Trclllllll'tll l~llc ~oul.1 - it'~ ~tni n~ 111 ,{'tltlttllitlcc hu~ 1\'Cotlllllcnd· hnjlP •n." ohttMIIII I' 'Willed lht\1 II . ,lid c~luhl!~hhlg 11 ro~h.lentlnl 1\tcillly lt>t l'l!cently -trolltud $.1.000 !lrtllll ll(lplil:ulinu • him~(\ Sl\1\lhl~··" I\\\~ I~ 1.'11)\IIIY Wllh II \'hl\11\'t' 1\f~llll\11'111 1\IIU lhlmlk-t;-~11~111~, lh}l.hM "~'~~'' ~1\ . Sli\1\hi'IIMI \\IIIII~ ~ Ill 10 11\llll, t'l\11111.' 11\' l'i\hl ~I) II f\: 1\\, S8l\Htl~ llil.lhi ,,M\1~11~ \'11\111~ \1'1\h 1\ \'ht\111.'\> 11f l ~ho\\~1~ 111111 thlmiii'~\11111\M, 1.1\\\IM Ill lh~ lllltl t\1:~, t'l\111\\."' \II' \'IIIII .\11 1~11.' \11, · Sllllll~ •., l'llt'll~ dlllltlv, A \'h\111 1\1 1\l' J¥ K1'41N MIU.Y hCIIIIHCIII lilclllly. ~~ltllltttl ~\Wtt'l~\ .. l<rnncth H. l'uync Jr.. ()(), Pumcroy, ilied un Thursduy, Aull. 211. 21XJ2, 111 the Hultcr Mc\lkul Center . I'OME.ROY - 11111~1\,'l'll\'\ '" • ~AM • 1.'1. 1)<\\11 \1'1\h\1111 HI<' t'hll\1\' Kenneth H. Payne Jr. • 1 )I H ) \i\11\ il.'lldl\1\)l. II ~· ,·h\1 1hVll «I 1\..1111.' \\ '''"'1 <1 1\1\lll.h 1.'\'l'h'll 1\.11·.), \\\'1111\l\ll l\111 '"'' 'h\lllllll. I ~' Ill 1"'111\UI\\I \\\~Hill. all lh<' \ •1\,lllhl\1'1\~h \ tiM\\ 'I ~~~~\t 1\i: \'<\\\: 1~1 , \\i\y ~h\' ji.lllll~l ill Ill.' ~~~ ·t~, *tlll '~~' 1\.11· ~~· '~'" 11111111,• '"'"'~"~· ~,~,-..)l IMqll\1\•llk~ 1\ '''11111111\'l' illltl lllll't k'llll\ll'I'OIIil l\1'1\1 allll\\'\ ht'l· t.1 11\~\1\\\.'\ 1\..'1· kf..ts l\1 IIIII\\,!. . · II Obituaries threat in online class s Hom hlowta ~hl.l\\1'!11 1\1\tl '''""· 11il•ll'llct, II\\1111\Wll\~ Ill 11\\\ 1111\\111\1\\11. lllt~h~ 'N Ill ~~. t'hllllt~ Ill' hltll ~~~ 1~1\'\\\\l, S\111\llcy lli~th\,.,,1\ ~hl\11\.'\> Ill'. ~h\\\\lll\;-ll\11\llhlllllll'lltl\11111~ 111 11\1' 1'\lllllhtj~.,.U\II~I'Wi~ l'lillily ~111111\y, I.IIW~ ht lh\\ llli\l 1111~ . t'hll\11..'\> 111' !'IIIII ~~~ 1~1\~nt, · Bans lla residents.weigh in on court ruling L11h11r lhtY,,I'IIt11:Y dlllltl:y, llil!h~ '1\l~!~tlii,Y., .IInt~l:y dl\\ltly, A ~hll\11.'\> nl' ~hii\WI~ 111111 1111111· tll'\'~1111'11\~ Ill 1111' 111\1'1'11\\\1\\ iiiii.II'Vt'llillll, bllW8 llllhl' 11111.1 til~ ""'I hll.lh~ in the lllllll!l' mid 6011 hil!h!l in lh\\ mid ~011. ur. Ohio Supl'elllc l' u\111 lllltl .week 11 ruH1111 lhut locul hom'tl" of ltenhh do not huve uuthorlty \11 11tln "lll•lkitt~ In public 'phtceM . Former trusurer's ·· /Iundy l31·b, '1\lhllc ~u Pree ,Ohlu t·eylunul policy l!liOI'lli· t!u\m, views the rullnl! us u 1\lllltlt Mclhnck. lltil lh~ tlri!U· .nit.tlllon will 11ncl new 1 t\VCIIII~! ltl !ICI (lOIIey ,uhun!!cd , 1he "ulu. , "We "l'eclncull~ foeu~ on 1mllcle! thut (li'O illllle clclln ~~~~lt~1r ulr," Mhe Muld, "We •Won't 11\l ublc lo work wllh 'hout"lh 111' hl!ullh, but we will , 'wmk with city ordhiuncoK ·und bullot lnltlutlves. "We work wllh locul elect· In ofRc• M V'l'ON (AP) - A 1\lt'• \)11111\\M 11\11\lll \1\11 ltl Ihi! 11'\!11•~m,~lo~t'l! or the MIII'I'I' 'M \lrt'l\!1! Wl'rll lliterlltl Mom~omery C'l\111\IY lri!"• Ill ln~lutll! Smlth'M nm """'f· ~\ll'i!l' ~ offtQ@ ~\lilly lm 1\l ~llll@tl 'l'hlly 1\!1'1'\! ~1\Mhlld Blll\\11!1\11 10 llwl'l In nl11v~ I'Ol' Alii\.liM I ~lltl I lllltl hllliUI'Y QHHhlfll! 111\ll'~ lh"ll $10,t)(ll} In 111~l~~rty '"~ ~~~~~kH nnd ke~p111111he moll@~, hutiN! unu oll1clttl! 1n11e1 olhcr people wou'l be nf'l'c~l · cvcrylhln111'rum lubuccu-frcc ctl," E1·b suld . sc hool" cut11pU NC! IU full Bill Dun'N Autu SulcN co· cm1111y· wide till! uIutltHIK." OWIICI' J.ltCIIdll J.luckiiCI' - ll llrb suld. smoker - tiiMu~t·cc!. l!rb !ll'l!liCtithtll "If lhll llllh· "It's u (11.\t'Nlllilll l'rclldmH," lie IM i11VIIL!tl Into nn eslllh· )ludncr NUid. "lihluk 111111k · llsllll1iltll, whul ubtiUI the cr8 slwuld huvc the l'iyhl. 1u ptllt·on's l'lyht ttl breulhll 11Mkc ht public pl11~c~ Itt till'· fcrcul llt'Cil!. I Jott't blliicvc clcnn ulr'l" "A II cslubllslunenls hu ve In hunnlnll 1111okln~ tollllly:'' employee! uut.l TPO support s She Nnlil lhut ! he wu1 IJOIIIg sulil wm·k environments In Ill \"'uhlhil m1nkh11! In her which ctnllloyecs Wtlulcln ' l huN ncNs hui "we're open to the puhllc 111td tl1c /'uhllc he ex/Jose\!,'' she sulu . Allmu~h lirb thinks cdu· includes 11110kcrs lUll non· cutin1.1 the public Is un mett· snmkcrM." B~~ky ltuthw:b. OWL11lr or llullnollii Nlil(lllli11! clgurcllc "11111kln!!, !he 1nid "II 1! 8t1 th~ "mukc· fn:c 11urk (1rnlll cu1tur11lly uccellli.!d In lhi ~ Dh1c1' uml Bakery, Mttltl litut 111\lll lhnt we huvc lu chllngc us u busincMH tJWIICr 1hc's the wcial norlnN, untl lhui 'N enJuylll!l hcl' 'rlgl)l to IIOt wh •re poll~y comcM in." ulitlW 8111llkll;lll h1 hCI' rllMI!IU• "S u1oklngl8 nut u rl11ht but runt. u choke. flul averynnc hu ~ "I huvc uller~le11, u hcurt condlilun untl huvc hud cu n· the rl!!hl lt:l brc111 he clcun ulr. We're uskln111 (lCt1plc tu ccr," she suid. "A ttd for 1nc 111 8ttlt:lkc rcspt:lnslbly where 110 ltl 11 rcsluurunt ur bllii!!UIIlc ttl\cl~ jlllKKhllltllll. 1, ~Mk~ In (Ju)llul'ounly huLl. Jlhillt~ to 11hnm thl~ ~~~. \W\hlll~\f\)yo\\ [lj!l~ly ~lt\l!l\y, t1lWM 111 the ~'\I· CIALLIIlULIS The 'opl11it1nM IIIII}' vury uhout \vhethet· ~11111kit11! M hould he )1lumetl In IJUhllc lllllcCM, ll111 ~tlllul h~Cnlll! "ldcnt s nrc tlel1· mthl' llpl)er 11011. ~til~. In " '"""'' hJ tht> ~1\lll't, Stnlth Mllhl ~hll liMI\U lhl! und httvc tn sil next lu u smoker is terrible . "I undcrMlumJ ihut Nmnkcrs hu VC the ril!hl Ill d!O\I!C lo smoke hui r don'l fccl ·llkc I should huvc hi NUffer usu pul'l uf Iheir chulcc," she sui.J. "'fho most p11Uiun1111t of thONc lnicrvllJwcd WtiN Don l;owlkcR, co-owner uf Big !Jon 's Auto Sales. " I don't ! 111okc, never have, but I wun'l even putronllc 1111 csutbllshlt1c111 tlun'N Klnokc· l'l'l!C hccuuNc I ihlnk It IukeN llCOIJic's ril!hls uwny. "Ani! look uti he jons we'd lusc If 8111llkllll! wug bunnell - utlvcHislll!l, Iruck drlvln!!, delivery p11opl c, lobucco !!l'llWCf8, burs und rcstuu· I'UIItN. II could dcVUMIUtC our ccuno111y. " I mukc the rule" ht my buMh1cMM tHtd pct~plc cu 11 smoke anywhere In uttd urnund my building," he sui d. tlnniln l,nMhnwn Smllh, IIIIHII!Y hl IlilY bllh , oltl, ~nl~ml the 11h1n Smith wu~ hli'~tll In Thlii'Mlluy In Mnnlj!llllll!l')' Sl!llhHIIhl'l' ~Otlll u~ 1111 llllil · (\ll\ nt y {' \11111\Hit\ PIIIIIM lyMI Ill lhll lll'iiMlli·~i· '~ CUMh t'mu·t lwf11re .hHiil~ Mui'Y 1111\1\lll.lll \Ill' II I lllliHII'IIIIIllll. l}lii11Wlln, Smilh 1ilMil jHiid ~ultl l'eMu lt ~ 11r u Cl'lltl· rutlunlon nl' $10,~~~ ~~~ t~ulll iltnl hll~k~l'\111111.1 chl!~k 1'11111' nl' Ihi! tJI~u Uj!l'l!l!llllllll. 111111\lhM luiPt' M llll\11 ~11 tlml {'llllllly IWmi!Vlll\lfM . lll.ll'l'l'll IIIIJiMIIIiMM \Wil Udtlk Mhll hu1IIWI'n dHII'I\I!tll!ul'll li\llll\1 Ql\liiHM Ill' lh~rl Iii 1'1' Wlih WI' II Ill~ \lull 1)1\1!\)kM, I''"' hlll lhiiM~ ~hiltl\~~ WNI' 111M nt1'1~1! . Smith IM M~he1lu l ~u hi he IIIIMM~ll In V1llm1111u Ml!nii!IM•ll Sl!lll. Jl\ , Shl' Mulll~lltlll t\1111'1 l11 IIJlll) , ~nu ll.! re~elve l\1\111 ~ Ylltii'M Quill ~IIIII hi' helii!V"ll In prl M\111 1111d u $11l,Otl0 Slllith Whl!\1 Mill! IIUIII thl! S'l', t ' LI\II~SVILLH (1\ll) 'I'll~ t'llllltcll till ~ !\ llillillllllllllhlllll~ ll!jjlll· follll!l'lciiii · I M ittilll ~ l~ l!hll 1111111 UlliiiiWIItltulftlll Will h~I,IHI .1\lllllllllt.l'l!ll jlhll\11 'l 'htii'M~IIY Millllllll Wlll\\1111 Hlllll!l\1 11!1' 111 runll 11\lti tllrcct the CII\\VII'IIIIII 1\11 i1 d\111'~1! til' tt\lll~lil hy Jullliltlh All, jH, II II 1!1111'111 ~~~ ~hi' 1'11'1' 11 tl ' lhlhtmut·c, Mtl. tleiJUII~M lllltlil~ 11 I'\IIII'HIIIIIl "'l'hl' Jtllll!l! IHitl Ihi! illllliH'· 111111 Ill I'UIIIC\'1\ uiM thl! 1\lhl~kll , .~epi. :Training Sept. 11 to pt help with Muslim Uhhl IHI\1\'M llli\11~ Ill l'tll' l'~l't Ihill ii'UVllMII hltllll'illl ly ol juMllce, hut he.chme ... to ctllllilllll! 1h111 churmle," Ntlltl Jud lluulelduu, e~el!U· Septe111ber 1111d MUN~ended IIW tlll'l!l'lill' ur \li e l!UUIIdl'11 the rcwt 11r u "l~·muntllllt!tl· t)hh1ul'l1ce In CtllumlluN, 1~11~1! . Jucl11e lluti'Y While the All, hl!l' 14-yeur-uld !loll, W Mletll l)JviNIUn · the und her 1111c l ~ V\Jwur Allt11, lleiiiHIIIl · 'tlliH!Y 'uurt cun· ull A111crlcuu dtltenM, "'ere vlclcd All ''" Wetln Ndll~ u( l'elurnil1l! hi 11nltlnH.ltll fr\1111 lii!MtttVnictl lllcllucln~ • . lie vl"lt" ·In t>clrult . und Menll!tteetl hct tu lh~ ~iihl hlcugu lhe nlyht or Sept. tluy~ Nlm mvetl In jull rnwt II , ur ur lltlll 1'11111 ,. from Pip AI l!illtlny Into shorl·termtruin· In~ to develop new ski lls. , "WIII!II somebody co111cs tn, the lltsllhliiJI we do Is u11 ·tlssesshli!lll t1f tfiulpi!rson •w11u1 uro his or her lntcresu, .what doos he or 1he wunt 10 · The ussistunce Is .free und lhc dussc8 und books urc nil puid for throuJ!h lhc grunl. The I!I'Uill ul8o c11vcrs c:cnuin c~pcn8c! directly relutcd 10 · ublc. AINu, we'll help with unifort11s where neccMury." "rhiMIs 11 grcut upptlrtunl· ty fur IJI!oplt: wlw huvc .becu luld off to exp lore new yelling through the lrulning c11rccr optl11ns," suld !teed. 'counc. Oulllu· Mcl11~ Commutllly "We · will help with the A~ lion Ayency, Melli~ locu· cost of ycttin11 lu und from tlon cun be rcuchcd tlt 740· the scht~o l " sulu 992·6629 t1r 740·9\12·2222. Mcl'ollouJih. '1Wc' II ul8o Oulllu County locution cun provide lllllcr ncccssury !Up· be rcuchcd ul 740·446· 10 IM plies such us tool!, If uppllc- or 740·367·734 1. hcuvy equipment opertttlon. t\lso, IIIJIIrudhlll of skill~ suc h u~ Cllii1(1U tcr skl ll 8, llut · we ctlll hclplll!oplc who urc liHercstcd lumovlngln other dlrcct1uns 1 for lnstunce, CO!· mctolo!IY• ' Blood lead screenings available REEDSVILLE - Olive . Township Trmtccs will hold !heir 1\tltHIUI chicken hurbc· tuc ul II u.m. on Sutunluy. The puhlic is invilcil. I'OMEIWY Moigs ( 'ounty llcalth IJcpart111cnl will P""''"'' ft~:c hlmxl lead 'crccnill!;' Sept. 4 for chil· drcn •i~ n1nnth' In 'i~ years. l,_ run ol U SIUIC·Wi.Jc effort to light lcuil [XliStlllillll. Those who wish lo 'chcd· ·ulc a 'crccnin11 ur receive mutcrials ott lead poisoning SYRA('LJSI~ The prcvcnl ion can cull the Sulltm Tt1wnship Trustees dcpnrtmcnt ut 740-\!92·(1(•20. will meet in I'Cjllllur session 111 7:30 p.m. Mmtduy ut Syi'Ucusc Vlllu11c hull. Sutton Twp. trustees to meet Olive Twp. trustees to meet Rutland Twp. trustees change meeting date IWT6-AND - Rutlund Township Truslccs will mecl ut ~ p.m. Tuescluy dull to ihe l..ubor Ouy h9llduy. - gnru11e on Joppu Rd . Melp Band Boosten to meet Cardiovascular Coaltlon plans meeting POMEROY REEDSVILLE - Rcgulur 011 v~ Townsh lp Trustees mcctinl!l will be hcltJ ut 7:30 p.m. Scpl. 2 ut 1hc lownship Mel~~ Cuumy H~uhh Dllpul11t1CIH ~ C'uruluvusculur C'oulltion i11ontl1ly mcclinjl will be held ul 2 p.m. Sept. 4 ul the Mcl11s County Courthouse A1111cK. Topics wllllnclu.Jc u progruni 'overview uud progrcNM rcpol'l. I;OMEROV Melas Bond Buostcn will m~et at 6:30p.m. Sept. IJ in the band room ut tl1e hiyh school. The date has hccn c.:hun~tcd due lo the htJI icluy. · Plans for the full ~eli villes of the bund will be Cllscusscd. All llund parcnu ur~ invited to ultcnd. Local Stocks . AE~ - 3ol g3 Arch Cool - 17 sa Aohlond INo - ~e 79 AT&T ,- 123d ~INk Ono - 40 :14 9"t - t8 M Bob evano - 24 02 BoogWarntr - &9.78 ChllllPION - 2,73 On1rnllno l tJ®• - e ee onv flota•no - ae 1& Col - 20 QB . LIO - I& 30 NSC -ao •e .Soaro- 44 70 Woi•Mart - &3 20 Ook Hill PiniMUIII - 2~ 31i WonOy'l - 3& 83 ov~ - a3 e1 MT -37 83 eo Wool~lri(IIOn - 17 Oauv etoqk repOftl 111 the • p m Cloolng quote• 011110 QII\IIOuo OIY'I ltiMIIO• llono. provided by 8onllh P111r11r1 11 Ml/ool IMO Ill """""" - 28 && PoPIIOd - 3g Pr•ml•r - 11• ROOkWOII - 11 80 ClaiiJlillll Rookv Booto - 4 M RO 8holl- 44 M ~ DQ - 111!8 OuPont - 30 99 Ftdoool Mogul - 88 UBB - 2132 OIMMft - 7& 32 Qo,.rll Sltotr10- 3d 31i Q~NlV - I :10 Km1r1 - The Daily Sentinel ,, R ader Sarvlca1 · OotrtOtlan ltollay Ill 1111\IIUy, (UIPI m-tto) Ohio VI lilY PUbtllhlng Co, .CJut llliiM tiuMdelltlh &IIIIOtltiiJ !dIll "Ubtlth•d IIVIfy lllernoon, fiiOtldly •eoJGutill. 11 you know olen ttror 1r11 through ~rtdeyl 111 O'ourl 81rt81, '1\Ury, ullll 1111 MIWJIIXIIM II 1140) 11112• Pomeroy, Oh o, S800Md • O I~II II 188. 'l'lllllllk · Olive Twp. trustees plan barbecue Hille\' Oovlirllln- IV 5A t'nunty 'fri!Ullm llu11h Ill 11 mul'ilul MIIIHI\Itm , 1111~ Quill ~nhl Smith I'I'Mi~llllllln hi' llliWI!ll hi! I' lUll CUIIIIIIII I'r Alll'il nt'llll' lht' ltl~~nvery MI!I'VIU~! ,loll Will!rl! Mil l! lhlll ~hl!~kM rm111 1111'1'1! WIIUitllllll iiUVI! I!IIMY 1\U~I!NM t'ln~lnnuli · hn~l!ll Local Briefs A"'Tteh!SBC - 28 80 do'l"'suld McCollough. 011~0 thutls c8IU\JIIMhcd, the next 8lc1JI8 to llntl u suh11ble vocutlonul school ttr ctltlcge. "We huve 11111 people Into truck-driving pru"rmm und ol Columbus,·Terry l Payne ~nd Marc1a Oro" of Pomeroy. and Cynthlu K . llid.&. llurri~utwllle. nine l!rundduldren, Chad Sug1uve,, lltumlo ltowurd . 1\.C l'uync . Kcvut I> Pttyne , ( 'hu•c l'uync, Mkhucll'uyne. ( 'u"ie Mme. Ttavl\ I hck\, und Nil..k1 llkks Al~u i.urvivin~: urr brother' and , l,lc" · Juu y ami lluh lut· oh~ ul' l'tllll~lo y, Sully Wcl,h ol l'ulm ('uy. Ja1nc' in Oullipuli~ lie Wll\ hu111 on Mur.: h 2(o, I•J42. in Widen , W.Va., Mlllul the lul c Kenneth II . l'uyl<c •. Sr. unJ Ftcuu M.uriullnkiHnh l'uync. · · fk wus 11 lll'uduatc ol llurmuuvillc lli!lh Sdn•ol utu.l Joy I'll) nutHll'utty l'uync utld wa~ u vctcrunuf the l i.S. ol Milhllt·pon. and Cuthy'und Air Furcc huvinl! sen•t•d Ullt lltul'~ I 'untie " ' i'<lllll'n•y. ing the Vietnam Wur. lie wu' 'CI'ctulnlc,·c, unJ ncphel" .impluye.t us u heavy ctlldp· He w ,,, pt c.:.·Jctl 111 Jcul h 111~111 opcrulnr for Shelly of j,y '" ' parent,. . 1'honlvtlle und was u mcn1hl:r SctVIl'C' 11111 he lu:ld 111 111' the Opcrutilll! Enl!illccrs ~ . 111 nn Sun\luy. St•pt. · I. lin ion. . 1~12, ul Fi,her Funcrul htltnl' · · He is survived by his wife .. in Middlcpmt. Bwinl will he Curolyn Sue Wcuver l'uync in Wclb ('c1nctcry l<ricnd' t•f Pomeroy: children. mny cull \Ill Suiuruny. Aug . l>onuld Eugene 11uync untl · J I. 2002. frutn C>11• K p .111. ut l.ol'i .Jiowuru of I 'nlumbu,, the fliiiCI'IIi ht>llll' K~vin W. unu l,orl L. Puync - Plld nOlle. AktO - 30 73 . 1!1\l'li l!l' ~hHI'I!I!II Wl'fl! h!llllilll rln~ . The Deily Sentinel • Paae A 3 · pollegt paid at Pcmttoy. • Vuu Our m1111 number II (7.0) 112•11 11. Dtplrlmtnl extent ton• 1re1 W.O. OltiNUHitS for buying my :~oo:~ Mtukel 11oM Auootalld Pre.. ~1tm111111 8e11d addr•• oorreo· Mtmbtrl The IMd tton1 NtWJ~aper OHio lhl Aellliltallon. . to The Dilly Senllrltl, t 11 Oourl 1r11t, "omttoy, OhiO 48109. . til the MliiQ8 tlOUI\I)f ll&.llr lll\d for 8Uili>CUIIn(.J llltl lublorlptlon A1t11 •v 01rrter or motor route One month • , • , , . , ••••• •1.10 MeiQ8 Count)' yuulhl .Zaoll C.:ar.¥011 • {Jod'• Country Kltlil o4·11 Ont ytlt •• Advtrtltlna 0111.,- I 0 I I I I • I • I I I I I • I I I ••• I I I ~10•.00 I I I oiO' .outttdt '''''' tlevt Hatrli. eid. 1e lubeotlbtrl thould rtmll '" Oultldlllilll Jfltlca El'l"lr wt. If advanot dlrtol to Tilt Dally oOIIUJClirDol Judv Oilrk, 11. !0 aenttnll. No eublllriPIIon by mail OltuJOirD.t Ovnthtl 8Wiol11r, 11. 11 IJ4ttmllt\ld MORE LOCAL NEWS, MORE LOCAL FOLKS, In IIIII Whttl hom1 Oltrllt 19tVICttll lvtiiiiiJtt, Clroul1tlon · l!lilthtl Mlir,t Mlkt JlltkiMJ, ~~~ . 11 . M•ll lubeorllltlon lnttdt M'tg1 dountv . • •• Subscrlb today. 992·2156 •' 13 Wt~kl . . • .. .. . . . . . '27 .00 W•ikt , . , . . . . . ....1&3.82 Qenerll M1n1atr ~8 Cltltlttll Holllllclh, wJ: 12 82 WHkJ l·lt!MIJ MIWI. t11YUIIIVJ11t.llt111.DOm 111•11• Oulltdt Mtla• county . • - ...... • • . , • ; , , , .....1108.1111 1a Wflkt , , .. , .. , . , .. ,•ao.oa ·I ~0 W18kl ..• , ........1100.10 &2 W•llkf , •..........1200.20 IIU IIGES , Ill L TIMFS M 00 • • • ' ' • . �.. -. www.mydallyaen11nel.com Paae A 4 • The Dally Sentinel The facts about Baker~ cyst Around Mel s Coun Mei s High School stu ent recognized for civic seNice COLliMil US Sc~rctary Ohio of Stut~ J.. Kenneth Blackwell hus awarded a Md~s ~li!lh School student. Brook Bolin. with u l'~rtil1 · l'UIC of COillml•ndut ion for outstunding civic service.' The 1~cngnit ion reflected the w11rk ethic und commit· mcnt to puhlk service the Rutland native dl'lllonstruted while serving us u purticipnnt ut the Amcrkan Legion Auxiliary Buckeye Oirls Stntc June lJ-15. "lluckcy9 Girls SU1te is u tremendous opportunity for high school semors to guin 11 bcucr understunding of how our government operutcs." Bludwcll suid. "I am extremely proud of Brook's perfqrmunce und the time she took to immerse herself in this enriching sclmlustic Brook Bolin, left, 1nd J. Kenneth Bt1okwell cmtcuvor." Ohio Girls State program is designed to educate young women allout local nnd stttte government and about the duties. r,rlvileges, rights ai1d mspOtiSibilities of good citi~enship. • Davis·new birth ounces. Mutcrnui grundpurents nrc Roger Deem of Middleport und the lute · Rhea Deem. Mutornul · nrc grout-grundpurents Reed Will of Pomeroy, und Gludys Deem of Middleport. Putcrnui grundpurents ure Elcunor i)uvls of New Huven, and. ihe lute Wyllis Davis. Mr. und Mrs. Duvis' other son is Nouh. RACOhonon Meigs fair workers RACINE - A dinner hon: oring those who worked the gate~ ut the Meigs County Fulr wus hosted Tucsduy night by the Rucinc Areu Community Organization (RACO) ut the American Legion hull In Middlc1lon. Those uttcnding were uskod for suggestions on how to use the money curncd from their fuir gate work. Officers' rcpmts were given by Llliiun Weese und Ann Zirkle, and u donut ion wus mudc to Shirley C'ogur und Girl Scout Troop 121l4 for their work in the purk. The group ucceptcd u blcy, clc from Michuclund Zuchary Manuel to he used us u money-muklng project for the scholurshlp fund. Kuthryn Hurt rend u thunk you from Lindsey Smith, u scholarship winner. The group discussed the full fcsti· vul to be held on Sept. 14 und uguin this year RACO will be selling tacos In a bug und lemonudc. The September ~ard sulc wus discussed. It wtll be held Sept. t9-20 at Star Mill t>urk. Anyone wishing to donutc Items may cull Ann Zirkle at 949-2031 or KAthryn J-lurt ut 1)49-26!!6. Pickup of items is uvulluble. Dave Zirkle led In the pledge of allegiuncc to the flag. Meigs fair booth winners announced· POMEROY - A blood pressure moniHlr, u bruss clock. und five children's safety helmets were awarded at the Meigs County Health Department's hooth at the fair. Winning the items donated by Continuity of Cure. Office Service and Supply and the Heal! h Dcpurtmcnt were My doctor told m~· 111)' from u Ou"er\ ~yst Wtmt is this und wl~>lt ~·un he done for it he ides the "w,liting und wut•·hina:" he suggested'? Answer: 1'1w knee joint is ~ubj.x;t,'\1 to substuntiul forws. When •tanding still euch om· supports ulx>iu· om•-lmlf the 0\)(ty's weight. When nmuiu!: is tht• method of tmwl, till' txxly wt'i!!hl Is · uhenmti vcly supporll'd l>y nnt' k~: tlwn lly the nth~r. but hl'l'uu;t' <'I the tiltws involv.xl in u•·cdcrutil>n und U~l'<.'kra· tlon whilll runn.ing. the kn~c c:m uctuully he strc sM~d 0)' SCI't'rnl tilllt'S the weight of the l'l\1\ly. Allthb is Ill drumutilc the typicul robust nnllll~ ur lht' lllt't' joint. ' NEW HAVEN - llurt and Tercsu Duvis of New Hnvcn unnouncc the birth of their second son. Avery 7.ule Duvis. born July 22 ut the Holzer M c d i c .u I Center. He weighed 6 DIVII pounds, t4 Qur~tlun: ~ne~ puin " Josie Ward. Tinu Klein, Janis Macomber, Julie Tillis. Junct Reeves, Mury Jo buckley. and Mitch meadows. Pri1,es .are rto be picked up at the health Departmetn. 112 E. Memorial Dnvc in Pomeror. before Friday. The office ts open, 8 u.m. to 4 p.m. If not cfuimcd · by 4 p.m. Friduy,othc name of another person will be drawn for the prize. Been use of the forces it must <'llliure. It is not surprising thut ~nee pwbkms are common. und many of tlwsc disurders •·mtsc pnin . A iiltkcr's cyst typil-ul· ly cuuses pain tx·hiud I he kue~: in the urea we docwrs cull the "popliteal s\lucc." In uddition tl>pui.n. thci\) I• usll· u ly u hump or swL'IIing thut <.'llll Ill• I\; it whcro non~: previously c~i,ted .. l)picully this is hchind the knee on the mcdiul side - the snrfuL·e tlmt's ncurcr. to the other kg. Tho \1uin of 11 Buker's cyst •·un stun suddc1.1 y. nith<'ugh most of my putients . have hnd the discomfort for weeks hcfo1'0 they finully come in tube exumincd. Tho knee. like most joittts. hus 11 lining thut produces Ould to h<·lp nourish and lubricatl' tho joint. This lining the synovium nr synnviulmcmhrnnc - 1 ~\· ~~ 1 1· ICII l II ~~'~~~~ ,;·IdS. '>' ' ' ~'lJ· ~~ .ouJstcrf.ul 111 1 ~~ 1 "'"" .• : Aua. 4, .1m l'uhJirnlllllll Ww~ uf s, .., I. llill World's Grcule~• Gruln (\ The wmld i ·~\~~\ . "Grct•' t\,~\.\ .11~h K t\\~~ ,••le fur'/ Tell .•til . Auw II , l OI'Il l1rrhllnllnn1 Wc~k of S~JM H, 2002 Ode to 'a C11• t\"-~ Wnlc u pt• \~\~'t-1 . · l'nvl'"~\\~~'i..ctuhle. l.~V, ,~. ZIKil J'"' ~ ''""k uf Sol'· 15.l1Kil Wh .. ( would I do wilhuut bones'! Whal would yuur i~ ' Ike ll withoul lxlJV 1.,~~\ J yo~t 111" \\~~\ ..~ ynu w· t\.\~~1..;\ .• 1 kmd of val ~~ •• o yuu play'/ Meigs County's Hometown Newspaper The Daily Sentinel Subscribe today • 992-2156 Sl111't your sl/uletl/.1' tt•ritingl Choose Ollt' 01' mor~· 1!/'tllt' IIIJlirs bt'IOII' 1/,1' (/ ('/(1 ,\',\' ll.l'.l'i_qlllllt'/1/, lc~sons and more. Since she noticed that children ulmoslulwuys go to. something thut . looks liken gmne first •. Whiting offers u variety of fun nctivitips unci mixes in content lhnt teaches children while they nrc hnving fun . "The gumes nllrnct them to the poge and then I find they rend to see if !here nre nny more things to do." she snid. The page nlso otTers weekly n:nding nctivitics thnt direct children to rend other pnrts of the ncwspttpcr. Kid Scoop will open a new world of rending to our local young pcop[c. Weekly Writing Corner Guidelines Ench week·. 1'/ro Kid .'iCIIIIJI Woekly Wrlt/IIJI Comer invites young people to su hmit stories tl11· thci1' own spcdnl ~olunm. This list of s.u.lwiUJo!WJo; ltpcuming topics will help yuu plnn how yolll dnss Cllll purtidpute. llllnttlpottllll~llp lli:l'l~llllt ' If I W A . " · ATTN: Den Dlcker1on ere un nhJ1\ll The Misunderstood 825 Third Avenue If yuu we1·e 1111 nul· t'\ hidt MonstCI' Galllpolls,.OH 45631 uninml woul•' :t~~\ Writ<' 11 news stury nhoul n Lunch Masters huw sw ~~~'t--.,, uud mi.<understood munsrer. lle YOU urc the Luw·' ~·· ~r. 111 1 ~~~'·'""of the sure ll>l cll whu, whnt, when, You creute 11· ~~"''.\ un ~\~ .elect. where 111111 why. U•~tff · family Medicine Writing Corner for Kids by Kids wl,, ~~ HotOoSJ Rem\'' lng th<' llu\d from 11 Sl.lk\"r\ "ith u s~ ring<' " \\lien Mtllicielll tn:utmo.'nt. Thh. 1lellates It uml. therch~ . 1\llhll'es the puin. Unfllftumllel • lllOO) symwlul tlui1l I'UI\ N productXI to retill the cyst. uhhi'lll,lh this doostl't t~lwuys hliPI'<'Il. In IIK't, ry~t~ ~~'nwtlnws r\tptut\' <111 th<•ir nwn nnd "~n awal'" w\th\>111 t~ny 11\lntnll;'nt. This is whnt >~'ur d<>etor tll'(>tluc~' luhricnlin!!. fluid with th,, • is hl'pin!l 11 ill hnpp<·n to. 'llll. . 1 unimnginutiv<' nam<' nf "S)'II<WHI • lluid." lln\lt·r , 1111 w nmditinn' Ihe• ,yuA llnlc•r's <')'St th~1t IS l'lHISU~ plllll ovinl nwml'lrnn<' pnslws ihi\HI!!h the m1d rd'tlls ;~tkr lll.•ini: dmln.xl muy 11<'<"1! tOll!lh sup\'ortin!! il'int .l·ap,uk and t\' tx· 'lll):intlly f\'11\llll'l.l. The nt1h\l(lt'· forms 11 1~ 1 1 '"'" Iii..<· "''~· die '111'!:0:1'11. whil<' ruuming nlx•ut insldc• This suck is th~ Hnt.,·r's ''"'' nllll it is .)<'Ill' kilO:<'. 11 tllliiSl' \ISC sm-gknl h:d1 tilled with synol'inl thti1t.' r\ lln"<'r's niqll<'> In mldi\'SS tho: uml~rlyilljl knc<' 1·yst usunlly on·urs i'<.'l'nlll'~' 1,r >On\\' P"'t>l~ms SIKh ~~~ l..twc insttthlllty l\1' n underlying kiii'O: prohk•m. 1\lnl m<·nisL·us. Thi~ IIPI'fl~u:h is l\i\cu 1,ther Do:tenniuing tht: nurut\, of thnt primm·y quit<' sucwssful. \ lnthrtuuutely. thvugh, dii.n1\lo:r requirll• n "hnnt.ls-nn'' ,..~umi - the nu\iority l'f sut1'~t~•rs wlw lmw nutiun nfthe knee. Yuunl<wtor" ill then nrtlll'iti~ us the \inderlyiug pwhl¢111 nsk yn11 to cnr1'1'ully retl'll tlw '11.\!U nf llon't !!<'litiSting illllli'Ovcmcnt ffllm suryour ~nee pmhl~m. !'his 11 ill indui.lc j:klil 11'\'utm~nt ll<'l'liU~ll th\l underlyinp. unsw~rin~: such qut'sti\111' sudt us: How urthrit\~ condi tilll\i'\'illillllc~ 1111ttN\ted, did )'\1111' kn~¢ puin ll<·a:in'! \Vhm 1\111~<'' Tull to )'IIIII' nllnily dtX'lOt' uguln if it l'<.'tter'.' Whut mukcs it wt'IW'' t\nd. y1>urcyst d1~<:sn't 1\'SI'Iw its\lll'in" t'l':l· ht>w it hu ~ the 1'1\'l>km dlllll!!~d sinn· it stll\ltllk po:ritl\1 l'f t\1\11.'. At thut )ll'lnt. I'd lirst h<•~un'.' ' · 1\'CI'mm~nd u~kln!l t\'r u i'\11\S\thutlon ()ft,•n. some 1)'1'<' of imua:in):l tcchm,l- with un ot1hnl"'dic S\trgoon to dt~ter ogy is llC<'d~d l'<.'tl>t~ u linul diugtl\lsis n1i11<' tlw best 11\'Utnwnt for your cun I'<' reuched. Thi~ cun indude llnO or liukct·'s <:yst. nmrc of the t\1llowi.ng : un X-my. ultrn- ( " Nuuily Mrliiriur " 1.~ 11 ll'fr~ly ('Ill· sound or MR I. Tlw mnst cnmrnon dis- wmt, 11, submillfllr.l'tiou.l, 11'1'/tr to Jolm orders thnt cmtsc u Buh•r's c·yst ~ C. \l'o(l: /l.O.. Ohio 1/ull't't'sil.l' Collrgt• nstNlurthritis und rhcun1ltloid dis<'USI) ~~ro.,·/rof•UIIu'c Mrdlc/ltt•, /!0. Ill~\' 110. - cun often h~ discnvct\•d thmu!!h this fltltr11s. Ohio 45701 . l'tl.l'l mlltlllll.\' 111'1' imuging Jli'Ol.'Css. 1\ l<lnl uwnisl' US or m·ailaMr uulitw Ill nther Lncc t.liMll\it'r> cm1 ulso produce u " '" '" \flll'lulifl.tH'/1(//, ,) An imporlllnt pnrt of Kid Scbop is the Weekly Writing Corner. This col· umn invites children lo wrilc for the ncwspupcr. Each week n new topic is nnnounccd A former tenchct·, along whh a deadline, helping Whiting hus creuted a to teach children the reality of puge thlll offers smilethe ·publishing world. thing for nil ages. It nllruets readers with To increase a child's its appenling nrt d1nncc of being published, and intriguing the Weekly Wriling Corner is nuzzles, llt'l u local aclivity. In <)ther projects, words, Kid Scoop is devoted science In the writing of our locnl childrcil. On the Knob a. Orlnks •t. ~-~ '' Kid Sc~)(lp, crcntcd by Vkki Whiting. nppcms in newspnpcrs lhrnughout lhc United Stutes and is populnr wilh pnrcnls nnd tcod1crs ns well us kids. OUTSIDE HYMN SING ! u,,l.,~r\ ~') Young Authors Wanted! Kid Sco~p, u si)ccialncw page specit1cully for young renders, is coming to our newspaper' IJ110 ,.,; AUJUII 2j, 2U02 l•uhllcttlloru Wctk or Sept . 22, 2002 Tho Kid Scoup Weekly Writing Comet· recelvoH hundred& letters cnch week. Here are Rome IIUido· lincH to gl vo Ntudcnts u bolter chonce ofbelngj)Ubllshed. . I. Keep length between '0 nnd I00 words. Shorter pieceH nuthorcd by two or l)t~Jh • Sl!f1IC!Illh!o!t I. lfKl2 U~11dlln~ St·ph:mh~·•· ~u. JIK12 mnre studentH lncrcn8C l'uhii4'M IIIIIII WPt:k Ill' St!-rl ~~J. 21)(12 Puhll4'11llnllf w~·~ k tJ((h:l 27 ~IW!l • RtudcntH' chunceN of being llot2-Lincrs Alllllzln~t N~ws · pltbiiHhed. Wrilc ll"~ouplci"-ntwuYuutu·~ tho C<lilm nftl1e l. Follow dl rcctlunN fur the .Iin~ JliiCill Ihut rhy HI OS. AIIIII I III N Ni'lt',\ new ' Jluper. topic. Creutlvlty IH srcut, llxampie: In 1hc wiluer when : Write u ~lury fur the fmnt bUt Ia the entry on the il SIIIIW S, J ~lll~if~llld LIUU )lii~C , or j ~II)W . nlY ll tJ~e. l>etldllrllll : Sc ptl1mh~: r H, 2tHll l'uhllt•fttlnru w,•ck nfOi.l.f~o l iMil Long N~ck News Prerend you wukc up nne nwrnin ~ with the neck ur u wimffc. Write u new• slnry nhoul .ynn nnd your lun~ ne~k . lle sure tn 1eHwhu, wh111, When. where nnd why. llun 'tusc :'1'' ur "me." Use your name when rcferrin~ 111 yuunelf. JloM4Jino, Soptomh" Il,liXIl IJuhlfflll"n ' Week urou. I'. 20112 Whalls your anti· drug'/ What dn you llo in,\tcad ul' taki1111 druj~ s'/ IIOM4Jino: Sepcemh<r 22, 21102 l'uhJI<Milflnl Week MC)u . 211, ZIXIZ lhnullluu ; O~tnlli,Jr(l , 2U'J2 l't~IIIICMIIUII I W1aok 11f N11~ ,, 2!HI2 topl~7 3. Mukc.Hurc entrlea nrq lcslbte. My Hcru Who dn you ndmiro und Junk 4. Student's name, school up tu 'l Tell nhu111 your hem and grade should he on . II lid why thi i llCrM>II ii II hero ouch entry. 10 you , 5. Screen fnr upprnprluto· U~o~~tdllrlv : ( )~Uthur I 1, 2002 ness. We try to avoid l'uhii,•1Uinn 1Well k nf NHV II!, 21~12 potelitlnlly embnrrnssl na Numcs lhol Hurl entrlc~. but ~omctlmea What III'C111111\C~ !hut kids It IH not <JbviouH. KllllletlnlcK cnlluthcr ki~s NOTB: TcuchcrB Hhnuld tiHII hurt '/ Write nnuplnimr aho111 which lllllllCI yuu thilik include u note If an entry Is shuuld ~c used, B~ sure 10 exceptional for a particular tell why Y'"' think '"· lltudent but mliht nm other· JhtHdlltlil (lC!Ilhl.! r ~0, 2!K )~ wiRe stond out umoni t11c 1•uhllcullun1W~·fk ,,(Nov 17, 2002 hundrcdH we rcccl vc.. • AS The Daily Sentinel Community Calendar o· ar Abby Social Events ADVICE Abuse not .part of love llEAR ARB\': I ~m a ll· )~ n-;_llher of tlu\1;!, I hllw boot1 UW'li\\1 fur II it1t11S and need 10\U' oovicll, I kwtl my h\1\! billv.l, '~ick." \1\111 tllntlt.>t OOWY· M husl'lllld h11s t~lw11ys l!\lll~ \)Ut ('11 weekends 11nd di~IIPI"""I'S l(lf hours during th() week. When I u&k Ricf\ whore he. lms been, he says, "Just ridinl.l t~round," N' "I don't know." He blan~s n~ · for Vi'r)' sin~h~ thing that iJI)I)S w"'nil in his life and compluins "bout cvel)'thin» I . . do for him, Rick ct~lls me ltnthlnhhlc numes in front of tho children. lie hns also hit me mnny tinws. · I Wlll\l m l~avCl him. I hliVCl trill<l nmny tlmes, hut C\'cry time 1tenvo him. I i!ill seven>; ly dc1irossed nnd hoi,in to miss liim w~ry much. Thu last tin10 I tuft Rick 1 ondlll,l up in the hospltul with a hliledin~ ulcer. Wl1t1t cun 1 do to stuy uway from hlmund 11(\t lose my mind? Whero ctm • I go lor h~lp. and who cnn I leun on for support? I 11111 deeply unhappy and becom· ing cold und bitter. - DES· I'EKA'J'lo: IN ARKANSAS OMK I>ESPERAl'E: You muy think you "love" Rick, but you huvc descrlood n verbnl und physicul ubuser whoulso moy not btl fuitht\tl. ' Hu hus oocn so succossful In chipping itwuy nt your self· esteem. he has convinced you 1h11t you need him und thut tolerutin11 uhusc Is (lllrt of love. Nothinjl could bil t\u·· thor ffllm the truth. Puck your hlljiS nnd exit the lllllt'rilljle . The minute the door is closed hohlnd you, ask your doctor for n refcrrnl to u llcunsod counselor to help you rebuild your spirit und your life. I>EAR AltDV: 1 um u 1:1· yi.llll'(lid who 'Ml~hs 140 JlOIII~S und sllmds ~ ft!llt IIIII. 1foe) self. conscious uboln my ln.ly. wld hmu It when J100Pie muke comments uboln my 'MliUI\1. M~ brother consttmtly culls mu •funic" und othor rude numos. Por exnmplc, If 1 turn down 1111 oll'ct· for leo creum in front of him, he'll suy snmethlnjj like. "Wow I Thnt's nmlruclul ... His bllhnvlor, rcully hurts, und 11lthough I've tulkcd to ml paronts uoout It, they hoven l iloneanythingto stop him. 1 fool reudy to work on los· in~ weight. but don't know whuru to liCIIin. 15 there anything I cun sny tom~ brother to slmt him up? I II mokc • good use of uny suggestions • you have. - 'fiRED OF JIJLEUNG FAT IN WASH· . INGTON STATE DEAR FEELING FA1'1 • S11cuk to your parents obout • your desire to uilopt healthier eotlnll hoblts. and oaiC them to make nn appointment with your doctor so you con bc11ln llll up11rovcd progrtlm of diet und exercise. • Next, toll them oauin how hurtful 11nd htnnllllltlng your brother's ne11utlvp comments 11ro. He may think they're fumiy, und he needs to be told otherwise. Ridicule never • helped unyono solve a prob· • lem. Show them this letter • 11nd tell them whowrotc it. I wish you the best of luck. DEAR AIIBV1 I'm con· fuRed ubout somethln11. Would you please explain the differ· encc between lin utholst und un agnostic? Some people IU)' U1i110$tlc~ lire atheists with no : futB. Thanks I- WONDER· NO IN CHICAGO , I>EAR WONDERING; I'm sure whoever suid It wus only trrlng to be funny. Webster a Collcglutc Dlct.ionury (Tenth .Edjtlon) dcnncs on agnostic a1 "one • who. 11 not committed tO . : bcllcvlna in either the c~tll· • tencc or the non·c11istencc of Ood or a god." In other word&, un Ollnostlc Ia someone who say~. "I' II make a nrm dcci· 1ion when I hove proof." An othclat Is one who IWtlve· ·• · ly dilbcllcvc• in the e!il1tence : of Q deit)'. l-Ie' 1 Q peraon who ' • has alreuily made up his mind. SCHOLARSHIPS AWAIIOIO - Flw $1.000 scholti!Shlps we~ owalde<l by the WOmen's Au llt~ry of Vtlt r ns Momorl l Hospital I st wo k. MaklnQ the pruentltlons was Libby Fisher, prostdont, rl(ht, to, 1\'ool t 1\. Mllry Stein, LPN of Mlddtepott. ~tumtna to Hockin& ColloQo for her R.N. d Qre : J mlo Hupp, Lon& Bottom. Hockin& Colleae for tm LPN d &lllO; H nth r filii, R cine, Hockin& ColloQ for RN doQree: and Terrie Roes. Unlvortlty of Rio Gr ndo, mu·!lu'i ~ &ret. Tne Rftn reclpl nt not pictured w~a Anita Hott.r of Port11nd who Is pu!'1uln1J. n RN dt!QI't!O t HocklnQ Coli e. (Ch rlono Ho filch) Reunions · Other events lllnctiV, ltpt. , ~Y,AIIg, ~ POt.A ROY - Pl>n'ttfOV ChuiOII ot CH SHIRl! - Flit ~'lot' wWI llt htld 11 the K\1011 CMI! Club Houao Chrlal. tr-. po~\ICI< dlnnt~ , &·:10 \0 7 ·OM'"" Will be Wwl II 1\000 · . .llll'IIIV,Itpt. l pm Monday. tt.pt. I MIDDlEPORT - Glvt awe.y at FIACINI! - S&~' 11111\lll ~u111011 ot tilt Slmutl A. l!blln llmlty_ ' p.n1. 11 RttOI~illg Lilt Churoh, lhotl, St•r t.A~t Pill< In Fttlllnt. . c:lotn", houatlllolt:lt-.ma and mtao.l· l~ntoua lltn>l, 10 1 m, \0 Rp m, Clubs Birthdays 'TII..dly. ltpt. 3 l'lttlldt ot ll~t Otlitll Colt will Otilbllll U! mttltng 11 l!aattm Pul~to 8aM blrflldl\y on Slllt a. caroa may ? p.m. Ail inllmiiQ l)lllllea llt IIIII tO hll It H..!tllnd 01 . 111 weloomt 10 a~ttld · JtOitaon 8008 S\. Rt &3. Jallkaon, CAI!STI!R - Ctltaltr Council Otlio 4&11-tO. POMI!ROY - ~lb11ry ~lbllry. Michigan 4th birthday RIOIIVtNG 1100 ICHOI.ARIHtPI - M11cyn Ervin of Rlclne, an· Ohio l.lnlwrllty atudent In apeeoh 11nd he rlna: Holly Broderick of Pomeroy. who Ia lttendinl Rhod a St•t• Colle&• with 111'1 oeeu() tlonol thort'lpy ml\lor: nnd Tltfnny Hansley of Pomeroy. who Ia studyinl redl· otoiiY nt Hooking Coil go, recolv d $&00 achol rahlps from tho Women's Auxlllnry of Votar ns Momorllll Hospltol. ~loby Fish r. right. mnde tho w1rds. (Cnerlono Hooflloh) Annual Racine Fall Festival.set for Sept. 14 at Star Mill Park I~A('JNH - The Ruclt1u Pulll~~stlvnl unnuul willllll hold SUt)t. 14 111 Stur Mill Pttt•k with thu klckul'f h~ln11 11 10 u.m. purmlo. Tho fostlvnl Clll1llllhtoll mut this wuok to COilll)loto plun~ for tho ovont which will fouture \llltcrtulnmont -by Dwlj,thl lc\lnhnwur, Mike Stuvons. Ruymond McLuln, Rl\RS Si~Hm & C'lydu, und thu Jllj,t Bond (.'lllUI!Drs. Quulln ~undldutcs from Snuthllt'n lil11h School will 1)1) jud11od und tho qucun will I unnounclld til noon n thu duy of the fostlvul. · To t·c~urvo u crul\ or food spucc, re sidents cun call Krlstu ut tho llomo Nutionul B.unk. ll4!l·221 0. Oenornl lnl'ormution Is uvullnblo from Ann Zirkl ttt 9492031 or Kuthryn Hurt 111 949·2656. Admission und pnrkinjjls l'ree. lo tho evom ot' ruin, tho l'ostlvul will bll movud to Southcnt Hl11h School. ATHENS Lilly Elilllbilth Ml~hiliUtl ClliU · brut"d her fourth hlrtht.luy Ill n l\1mlly purty ut her home In Athllns Sunduy•. A "Scooby Doo" tharne wus,cnrrled out In the deeo· rutlons ond ~tlso in th birth· duy cak~s bnklld by h~r uunt, Pnullne Muyor. Those uttondln~ or sc ndlnl! llifls were her /)uretHS, Murc 11nd Lesley M <.:hiuun; Ron. 1'~r1.1su. Austin nnd (\rltlin t'urr: Hlltuy Mld Dorothy t'httworthy: Tim, llllth un<.l R11ymond Luwsun: Colton Lilly: Bill Malluek; Don und Llnda Muyor: Mike 11nd Anal Muy~r ; Pnullno Mnyor: Plm O'llrl~n; Jim, Connie! nnd Ko~gun Wilburn; J"yne. l)unidl~ und Mcahun Vuil: Muri~ Huu~· k und Donno <.'orr. Thank You HARRY LEfflE of CAD-DO mAIDTEDADCE for buying my 2002 market Hog at the meigs Co. fair . t '· - ~ 1 and for supporting the ' ~*A~ ' ~'~'"'~}\ meigs county youth! · ' ~'. ;. .. ZACII CARSON COil'S-CmlNTR\'. Km1. 4·ll II : ..... ., , PUBLIC NOTICE REQUEST FOR FEE PROPOSALS LEAD DUST CLEANING SERVICES 398 Ash Street e Middleport, Ohio (740) 992·8443 Beginning Sunday September 1, 2002 . Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Morning Wonhlp • 10:30 a.m. Chlldron'• Church &: Nuno.ry Provided "A Church Showing Qod'a Love to All People" Come Wqrship with Usl Tho Meiss County' Commissionon ut'C t'l!qucsting fcc proposuls fot· u Loud Dust Ienning Service to provide load dust cleuning of housing units uftcr HIP rehobllilutior\ und rcnovntion uctlvltlos m-c complete in order to fulfill tho HUD requirement of leud ·sufe work pmcticcM und Loud Clenrunce 1'esting us per · (24.C.F. R. 35.930 to 35.940). The service will consist of leud dust clcunlng ot' owner occupied units follow · iny leud-sufo rehubilltutlon und ronovutlon ucli vltios. As per tho Title X Rcsldontiul Loud -Bused Puint Huznrd Reduction Act of 1992 cffcclivc September IS, 2000 , urcus or the unit whore rehnbllitution und rcnovulion uctlvltles ore completed must puss loud dust clearunce. Fee proposul must stole quulificuliOill, includin& uny related completed leud· · bused pulnt truinlns upproved by the Ohio Department of Heulth und must be c:crtlflod 111 hoving completed on Ohio Department of Heolth upproved lend • sofe renovator lruininy. Service provider must huvc nvulloblc the necessary equipment for leud dust cleuning und control to perform clcunin& services. Unlta where clcnnlna services nrc provided must puu lcud dust clcurunce test· ina of the unit. · · . · Proposal should stoto Scope of services to bo prov 1dcd and umount of fl:r~c.d compensation required for the ubove services and pricing dnto to support the flud price (c.y .. per hour, diem, unit). All related quullficutlons und/or tralntna certi ficntlons must be ultndhcd to the proposul. Fee propoanla muy be mulled or delivered to the Mciya Grunts Office, II 7 Baal . Memorial Drive, Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. Qucationa in regard to this requeat moy be uddreued to Jean Truaaeii, _ Gr~nls Adminislrutor, ut 740· 992· 7908. Jeff Thorton, President Mei&8 County .Comminionen '' • • • • ' I �.. • • • il 0 p1n1on The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel . (74ol~~~s~~~:O~v~t~157 Prldly, Aupat JO, 2002 Nb>:TtN~lM~T \~\~L ~ tNTO SO~ Den Dlckeraon Publisher . .<i,~ttnl 1111tl ittdtttlr •111./t't'•.• tllltl tcl~t•ltt~ll<' ttilmlw: N,, ttlt.l'i,~ll<'ill<'tr<'l;< wi/11..- /~tNI.-It<'tl, l .m~t;, ·' ''"ultl '"'itt .~,k~l rustt'. u(M,.-.s ,·iN.~ ; , -,\.Nf" \\ ,.,., ,.,.,.,~,-u,tu/ir;r,,,_ '/'Itt> ·~•lttinttl' r.~>trs,,·,.(t, rhr ''''""'" l>rlm1· rur rl.- "'"" .l't'II.<HS •!!' lltr Olti•• llt//rl' l 't~Ni.lltill,~ l i•. \ <'tlil•>l'irtl /ltkm/, !!."'""·'' tllltr'l\l't.l't' """''· NATIONAL VI E W • Flm·ldtl '11m~s-l l nltm ••lul·ksonvlllc, "" " <'Or'rrith'" ttsittg /r>rt!'ltrl': A s~''llltd dmn,·~ is nnk'e ''1\ll ~cpl. hul un lll'hi· ll'l lh\1' ~ utTbll! Inn fur wh~n h.- IH\Ictl1d Ihe tl1htslnl cmcnt nf u Flnrkh1 tcud1cr whn t11pht1ed In wur~ with .~n thncs the umuutlt ,,r ''""nine in his sysll'nt !hut wnuldt'Cjl.iStcr n pnsitivr: • Th~ SAINTS AND SINNERS A little bit qfpoliteness can still go a long way BY GIORGI R. PLAGINZ he hud 11 cold. 'I"'" women ure wulking dnwn lhe Thcl\! were lots of rcnsons to love slt'C ct in the tt\!c· llncd suhurh when u ~lcrb Shriner. But I loved hint most 1111111 -pnsscs them going the lllhcr wtly.' bccuusc he wus u ncighhorly nurn in u ~suit. "Good evening. lud1cs." he suys. Llolrworld thut dcsperutcly needed neigh· The l'cn su~nlnmllkllc sdlllllliclldlel' wn.1 f'il'cd. The urhltl'tl· in!l his hat . burliness. He ulwnys suid hello to pen· tilt', hnw~wr. l'lll~ll this Slll'in ~ tim! 1hc pcnnliy wns inu hursh The wmncn look nt cadt other. stur· pie. •I ll•in 't meun just to people he 1\w iht• nll'cti,IC, pm·tkulmly .l ltK'c lh~ 1.-uchcr hudn't hccn In tied . 0f knew. Ever~body docs thut. 1 mcun to · "Mus! he the ml11is1er." suys OtiC . The lmuhle hcl'ni'C und muny of his I'C inil vcs ulsn wct'C lcudtcrs. penplc he dtdn' t know. · He 111\ICt'Cd the nmn I'Ctumelllnlhc dusst~•um nr 1<1 .1umc nthcr · nthcr 11nds us they ..:nntinuc tm their There wus the time he wulkcd up to way. sdmnlj11h with l\111 sulury. the box·nt'l'ice of 11 Brnndwuy thcutcr ill Suyinl! hello to u fellow pusscrhy SUI'\ll'isln!lly. u dtt:ui!Jud!lc upheld 111111 rulitt!l. . New Ymk. CO.LUMNIST whc11 nut l'tll' 11 stmll used to be u cnm· If ynu c1111 show up ut sdtnnl ' Inned nut nf yt~ur ntind, \\ ,hut "Hello," suid Herb lu his nci~hborl y mnnoccui'I'CtK'C. Ynu would never thi11k ~xuc tl y III'C vnlid ~1\\Und s fur termlnuti<HI In Pensucnlu'l Hoosier drawl to the man behmd thr:! nf jHissln!l somebody on the sldew~tlk soon." ticket window. 'lbuchcrs ut'C 1\>lc lltndcls, und pouplc whu usc cncuinc nflctl wIt tout suyi ng. "l'low d• do." (That wus "Whut?" usked the mun crossly. hnvc crrntic helm villi', whkh cnn~civnhly cnuld cndnnj,lcr chil· A survey utken four short months II)~Os ialk.) Herb grinned buck to ussure him hi! t.h'Cn. II' you suw othct· people spl'inkilllg the ul\el' Sept. II shows thut u luck of metmt harm by the rcmurk . "Hello;: ... As the sup.:rlmcttdcml 'lll\llllnlncJ tnlhc Pcnsucnlu News IIIWI1 or sitting un tlte porch swing, you respect 11nd common courtesy Is once he suidnougain . "It's just u.little expresuguln u serious problem In the United Jmmml. "W~ m·c cxpdlln~t kkls fill' tukln~tnspil'ln nr Nn·Dm.. would exchunl!c friendly greetings .. It sion we usc in lndiuna when we meet Slll!es und getting worse. The num · Nnw w~ IU'C lnlkln!lulllmt snmcnnc tukln!( cncnlt1c,und !hut's wasn't only the minister whn . suld . her of ti1L\Ior crimes lncrcused in 200 I someone." . OK." "hcllu". ti•r the first time In 11 dccudc. Murdc1·s Some people will suy It's "simplistic" · II shnuld he lhc other wuy @Htlld - Nil\ tnlcmnct• nn Tl1csc duys, we consider ourselves WCI'C Up . (tltut's the word we usu toduy when we co,·nlllc. 11nt us1llrl11. lucky If the slt'ullgers tlnn ' t uccosi us'One cotitmunlly In Ohio tried to wunt to put down somebody else's llr Wlli',C . restore good, old·fushiuned ncighborli· ideus) to sug~cst thut ull the probl~ms ol' A wnmtm from Jn\llin ,· Mo., whn I'C ilds lhis column In 11c Jojllln Globe ness this pust spring by holdill!! u "HI , the world wrll go uwuy if we just sturt "'\ suying hello to une unother. .· recently uskcd for my thuught s on !he Neishbur Night." Resident' on the odd·numbercd side I'm not suying our problems will go best lhlu~ t.u come out of the Sept. II BY IHl A SSOCtArlO PH<SS of the street were to , It out front. Those uwuy, but they might be u little eusier to trugedy in Nliw York - und the worst "1\>duy Is l'l'lduy. Aug. ~0. thc 2-1 211d duy nf 2002. Th~1·c nrc on the mher side we~ to come over nnd live with if we were more neighborly. , thing, She wumcd 10 incorporute my IB Juys kn In Ihe ycm·. sny hello. One resident put up 11 Nusul decnngestunts don't cluim tQ renuu·ks In u speech she wus to give. '1\xluy's lli!lhlll!hl In llbtory: I replied thul lhc best thing to come mukcshift drink st11nd on the front luwn cure u cold but, the commercluls suy, · thut those Who Clime over could shurc they cun mnke you forget you huve u Five ycnrs ugo, on All!( . .10. l'liJ7, Amc1'kuns lcurued uf the out ol Sept. II wus lhut it brousht the su 11 cold drink . ·' cut' crush in l'uris !hut dulu1ct.l the lives of l'rlncc .~ s Dlnnu. c;>Untry to get her. St rm1gers tulkcd to cold for 11 while. Whut this world muy 011ly two people showed up. The need Is more people willing to be nasul Dmll Fuyctlund their driver, llcnl'i l'uul. (BCCIIIISC or the tltnc . onL' unmhcl'. · diil'crcncc, It wus Au g. ~ I In Pul'is .) "We needed 1hut."l suld. "fnllowlng u streets were deserted . dccongestunts und fewer lubomtory Anybody remember Herb Shriner'/ geniuses (reud "columnists, TV comOn thi s dutc: · ·· long pcrlm.l when itwus 'cvcl·ybody fm lu .10 II.C'. (<HI A11g , 30th. hyS<1111<' cstlmntc,), tltc seventh himself' In the counlry. Sept .. II broughl People who wutched his progrum on mcntutors 11nd other experts") who keep 111111 llln~ t fnrnou s l(IJccttof 1111deut EJ!.ypt. knuwttns ('lcuputrn, 'the pt'omlsc of u nutiou pullht~ together· television 20 yeurs ugo loved him for telling us they huve 11 cure for whutevcr cnmtnltted suiddc. · - 'nlll'm one undone for ull. The bud his . down -home-in· lndlunu nulvefc. it is we' ve got. · pari wns thul this moment ol' together· Like the time he toiL! his audience not to (01'01'1/e R. Plagm~ /.1 ct ('()frmmi,\'1for Itt IH62, Union l'orc c~ were dcf,·utctl hy the C'cmfcdcrutcs Itt ness dldti 't lu~t. The _!:llndle went out too sh too close to their TV screens becuuse Newspaper Elller{Jri.l e A,l,loclatlmJ.) the Second Hnttlc of !lull Run in Mnm1ssns , Vu . lu 11)0~. 'I~ C'ohh 11111lic hi' t11111or lcti!IIIC h;tHiug dchut. pinyin!! l'nr th~ Dctmh Til!crs. . In ItJ-11 , the Wnt'ld Wur II slcg•· of l.cllltt)!rml begun '" Nu1.i fiii'Ccs took Mgu. 111 l'l4~ . Cictt . DnuJ!.Itts Mu•·Mthut' nrrivcd In Jupnu. ur1d set up Allied uccupntlu11 hcndlluurtcrs. Ill I'l6.1, the "llot Lin•·" ''lli11111UIIkntlons liuk between Wushln(,ltunUIIU Moscow wcttt itlto t!pcrntlon . In IIJII7. tllc Si!nntc confrt'ttlcd the nppullltlllerll nfTI1llrgo<H.I BY DoNALD UMIRO lng former Atluntu muyor und U.N. "unfettered corporate greed." Really'/ Murshtlllns the l'ii'S t hlnck .ltts\ke ott the Supreme C'ourt. WASHINGTON - Looking for clues umbussudor Andrew Young und buse· Whut does he cull what happened in the to the cleclllrnlc's tnom.l in the summer- bull legend Hunk Auron, refused to Cllnton-Gore decade of' the 1990s, In IIJH.\ (lulmt S. Bltll'ol'll, Jr.. hccumc the first hlu ~ k lime run-ur to the elcctions'l Muke endorse her this time, . when most of the corporate accounting Amct·ll·un uslrtllluut to trnvcl itt spucc. hlustitt!l off ulmnrd the note: Vmm nrc turned off by poiwnnus Bluck business leaders ulso suw,her us ubuses tnok root'/ Perhups the wildest Chullcngcr. , . , pnlitlcul rhctmlc und ovcr·the·tup ~um · u polurlzlng t1gure who wus not work- exumpie of over-the-top rhetoric was In I\IH7, u l'ctlc.l il!ncd spncc shuttle booster. creutcd in the pul gn combuL · lng on the Issues they cured ubout, such heurd ut the Connecticut Dcmocruti~ wnkc nf the Chullengcr di snstcr, rourcd itHl> life Itt Its first full · Voters sent this mcssuge loud und us strengthening the economy und ere·. Convention lust month, where purty scnle tcst·fll'ing ttcllr Hri ghurn C'lty, Utuh. ~lcm· 111 Oeurgiu's congre,1slonul prlmu· utlnl! Jobs. uctivi st Ned Coli delivered the invocuIn ll)'ll. M.crhuljun dcdnt'cd Its lmlepct~dcllc.:, joining the ')' ltl'l week when Democrutic Rep. In tilt election yeur when Democruts tion . Coil culled GOP Gov. John stumpedc of l'cpuhllcs seeking to secede l'rnm the Soviet Cynthlu McKinney, u skilled pructltlon· urc. worried that their polltlcul buse Is Rowlund "u snuke" uod u "glorified Union, C l' In the urt of cullllluign invective, wus not ener~lzed enough, und where thug;" among other things, und then Ten ycurs Uf!n: The tdcvlslon series "Northcl'll E~pusttrc" dcl'cuted by u ntme moderute·soundlng Democrutrc turnout In their purty pri· uddcd, "deuth to the prince of darkwm1 s l~ Emmy AWut'ds, lnclut.llng hc,lt dt·umu scrlcs, while Dcmocrutlc chullcnl!cr. · muries Is down, bemocrutic leuders ure ness." Even thut was too much for some "Muq)h)' Brown" received three 1\mmys, itt..:llltllttg best cntn· McKinney hns served five terms rep· hcutlng up their cumpulgn rhetoric · Democruts . Connecticut Seh , Joe ei.ly sel"lcs. ill u ccrcmo11 y n1urkcd hy sut ll'i cul Juh.l directed ut resenting her pred11mlnumly bluck, uguinst Bush und the Republicans . Lieberman culled Coil 's remarks Vkc IJrcs ldciH Dull Quuylc.' Dcnmcrutic district, but this time the Much of it is over the top . "offensive und indefensible" und Five ycms ttgo: Philip Nnd JnhttM1n , 1111 urmorcd cur driver voters - illcluding muny of her previ · In u speech to the Democratic "vicious." . who hud stol 'II $1X.K mllllm1 , wus Ltr'rc.l ted ut the Tc xtl~ bur· nu s hluck supporters - hud heard Nutionul Committee in Lus Vegus curli- Don'tget me wrong. Americuns huve ucr. i.lniHISOII WIIS Inter sctttcnccd In 25 yetU'S lt1 pri son.) enough und wu 11 ted her nut. cr this l~lonth : DNC Chulrmu!l Terry ulwuys loved u good, tough. spirited One ycur ttl!n: Nlknluy Snlty.1 wus Cijpturcll 'hidil1ll under u Eiurllcr thl.~ ycur, she susgcstcd thut McAullllc IlL Into Bush, uccus1ng him polillcul fight over ideus. They respect u desk In his ntuthcr 's huck yurd ill Citrus Hcl ~ ht s. Cull f., ufter Pre.~ lde nt Hu sh knew in udvunce ubout of UMng the wur on terrorism for pnlitl· cundidute who stands up for principles 11 tetHiuy nutionwldc IIIUnhuttl fot' the Ukrutnlun imtnillrunt 1hc s~pL II terrorist uttucks but chose cui purposes und rnnnipuluting the and beliefs, refusing to be pushed 11c~ u s cd nf hut chcrlug six r·clutlvcs. (Soltys cnmmltted suldi.lc w do nothing bccuu se the costs of wur economy up and · down for his own around. They like candldutes who, like In his Jull cell In Fchruury.) . would bcncl'lt. supportcrs in the defense political guin . Even for u no·holds- Ronald Reagun, refuse to talk in "pale Todny 's Hinhduys: ('ountry sl11ger Kilty Well s Is Hl Operu ·turu ull industrie s. Accepting curnpuign . burred politico like McAuliffe, who pustels," und use bold, cleur Junguuge sln11cr J(cgilln Resnik is HO. Actor Bill Dully is 74. Actr'ess. muncy from rudicul Mu slim nctivlsts lcurncd the urt of inflghtlnl! from the thut says what they meun and meun thut uther Dcmocruts turned dliwn uttd muster, Bill Clinton, this wus pretty whutthey suy. But they do not like the lillt.uheth Ashley i' 6.1. Actor llc11 .lo11cs is (11 . Curtoo11i ~ t R. , . wild stuff. venom thut McKinney made her stock Ct·urnh Is ~ 9 . Skier Jcun-C'Iuullc Kilty is 51J, Actress Pcg~y I1cr outspn ken pro· I'u Icsttntnn rhetori c I'>U 1 th c po llti ca1 p•eus • tl1rougtout 1 the In trude und thut coart~ens the nation's diu 't help either LlpUl ll Is 5~ , A ~ tot' Tllllothy Llottom' Is .~I. · A ~ tor Duv1d 11 Droves nf white Rc uhllcmts voted Democrutic leudertthip ure to step up the pnllticul dialogue . l'uytllcr Is 4~ . Actot' Mlchncl ('ltlklls 1.• .W. Actres' Mlchucl for her ·hluck oppmtcr;. former Mut , ~retoric and use highly c~urg~d words. At u t~me when our country faces Mld1clc is .ilL ( 'purur,~; 'lttgcr ~ltcrrl c Austin Is .i I. Actress , d , D. . M11 I· . .· . c We need ,to get the purty s jutces now- many serrous challenges and l egion~ pf Culllel'llll l:>l ut, is JU. 'IV pcrsttttullt y l.is11 Ling !"The View") ju g.c, cnl s: . c!lc (cross· party vot· lng to uctivute our ba~e." one veterun enemies who wunl to kill u~ muny of us is 21J. Si11 ~cr I~ i ~ h tronun rLFO) Is 27. Rn~ k musiciun Matt 11 ~ ~·1 . 11 l ,luwc~ 111 Crcors ru), wh1ch wus · Dcmo~ratic ~trutegist told me. us they c11n, the message from the voters TuuliTulltrk) is 24. Rock ~ ltl gcr- nHt slc l n n Auron !JIIrrctt!Rcc l the, chtcl r~us. n n McK , i rlncy ln. ~ L AI Gore ulso Nceinsto be gettln$ u lit· is to cool the hyperbolic rhetoric und 81 ~ Fish) i1 22. Act11r C'11tncrn111'inlcy is 15. . She wus .1lsn ltr1uhlc "' druw the bluck \le curried awuy lutely, With nlegron of stick to the issues thut mutter mo t F11 Thnu ~ lll l'o_r 11>tlny: "I think the hi ggcst uis~ u ~c this worh.l vptc. tltut ,hus helped to keep her in Democrutic presidential rival s breath-' thnse who love the biting cyc-g1~u·g · r sutlers from rn thi,, dny lind ugc Is the tll scu,,c nl ,pcnplc ree l· Co~1~r~ss. il~r tl,1c pust ucct~uc. There wus lng down hi~ neck, he . now feels the and below-the-belt pun~hes, the/~'·~ lng Ulllovcd. und I knnw th'llt I cun give love lor 11 minute. for u clcm spl1.1 Itt the illuck community need to make uccusutlon s thuL seem always professional wrestling. hull' Ill! hoUI', for 11 day, f11r 11 montl1. hut I can 11 ivc, I'm very ovc.r Iter tnll ~llnrnutury uccu s utlon ~ beyonu the pule. In a speech to the 21 st · (Wcuhlngton ·ba.ved pulltica/ joum f. ' hliPilY Ill lin thut and I WIIIH to do thut. " - IJi·lnccss Dinnu uglllnst the t:rcstdentunu lsruel. ~ nu111- Century Dcmocrut s, he said thut Bush's i.vt and ''oiumni,fl Donald Lambro is ( 1961 · 111\17 ). ber ol prorn1ncnt bluck Icutlers, tnclud· tux cuts hud crcuted un environment of lng In for vacmlonlng Diana West./ Ge g e- PI agenz -- TODAY IN HISTORY LAMBRO'S· VIEW Want to score a victory this fall? Then shut up ' . eholt. Peul Tlylo<, Plttor. tptaltaf, ChuKii ~ • basilica for Its role as mother chuKh of the nation's first Inland cllcKese ,'"' I ~ttrre~· Ill lh~ "'''"''till' "'"'''""'· IJ1r1' .lhtmltll~r It,<.<th1111 ,!t•l 11'<1/lk ,\// /rllrt;l till' Mtl~tn'l I!> n/ttill,~ lllttl HIIW />r Reinstatement renders no tolerance rnle useless Qllu~ 'Ibm Prufl ol Sclld Rodt And the HMI, Charlene Hoeflich Editor Too far Church Events IIIUIUIY. Aug . ~~ Rutland FIM Will llapltl1 Chun:h, I0 un. Sunday SchOol, noan, polfUCk RACINE - Rtdbruth Cllun:h ol !Jnnw, 1 p.m. preaching and alnglng. Chrllt. lllatllllrl f!oad , Mnrioat 7 p.m. Speaket, HHih Janltlne. Singing by SaiUIOa)land & p.m. Sunday. Darwar · //u: .The Dtlly Sentinel • P•a• A 7 www.mydallyaentlnel.com , Friday, Auauat 30, 2002 lu...,.lept. I RUTLAND Homecoming, ~TI-l INK M'f I Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Man glng Editor ., Page A& ' · "CRAMAW\tNb:'' www.mydallyHntlnel.com Bett. Peirce • . BARDSTOWN, Ky. (AP) our church represents," Church bells tolled Medley said. mournfully to signal the Today, the Bardstown start of a memorial Mass, as parish covers parts of ·they have for .l83 years at a Nelson County and numbers ;one-time frontier cathedral about 4,700 people . 11iven special papal recogni· Bardstown. a town of about {IOn for'its rich history. · 9.700 in the heart of St. Joseph Proto·Cathedral Kentucky's bourbOn coun· - the first built west of the try, is about 40 miles south· Alleg~eny Mountain~ - has east of Louisville. · ·been elevated to special stu- The congregation was tiny :tus for Catholics. when the church's corner· · The Vatican named it a stone was laid in Julr 1816. minor basilica, making SL. The nearly one million red Joseph the S4th American bricks that went into its conchu~h so designated and the struction were made on site. :third in Kentucky. The other Poplar trees cut from nearby two in Kentuckr are the woods were turned into the Cuthedral in Cov1ngton and massive interior pillars. In u the Abbey Church at show , of solidnrity, Gethsemanl, just soul~ of Protestants helped build und Bardstown. finunce the cathedral. The Rev. William Medley, The church was dedicated the parish pastor at St. in August 1819, fulfilling Joseph, said the designation the dream of Benedict Is a testament to the genera- Joseph Flaget. the bishOp of tions of priests and parish· the Diocese of Bardstown. ioners who "kept the faith The Bardstown diocese alive and thriving all these was formed in 1808, along 180-plus years." with dioceses· in Boston, The honor is given to New York and Philadelphia. churches for their antiquity, Before th11t, the only U.S. · historical impor·tance or slg- diocese was in Baltimore, nificance as places of wor· the center of a lurge Cutholic .ship. For one week in community in Maryland. ,August, the parish c~lebrat· From his bose at . St. ed" with special prayer SJir· Joseph, Flaget worked to vices, an organ recitul of spread Catholicism ·westliturgical music and a dinner ward. The diocese's territory · h9noring former priests and spanned from the Grent nuns who served ut th.e Cukes to Tennessee und church or purish schools. from the Allegheny The highlight was u special Mountuins to the ' Mass led by Louisville Mississippi River. It covered Archbishop Thomas Kelly. all or parts of what's now 10 "This honor Is a recogni · stutes and 44 dioceses und tion of the historical signifi- archdioceses. including cance of this church us the Chicago, Detroit, mother church of the first Milwuukee, St. Louis and inland diocese in the United Cincinnati. States," Kelly · said In a The long list of pastors ut statement. "Of no less St. Josepli included Martin Importance Is the spiritual · John Spalding, who went on vitality of the current parish to become bishop of comlnunity." Louisville and later arch· For many parishioners, the bishop of Baltimore during recoanltlon haan'tsunk ln. the Civil War era. · "People are very pleased, Statues · of Flaaet and but like anybody who II ves Spaldina on the front lawn ·In the midst of a hlatorlo stand almost as auardians of center, we kind of take for the cathedral, reminders of aranted what a rich history ita lonaevlty and history. Bush sets fund-raising records UTILE ROCK. Ark. (AP) - The presidenl in modem times ha~ beentran • formed into the fund -miser in chief, and President Bush is no el\ception. ke hils scored new records in raismg cash, with SilO million so fur this campaign season. At Thursday's fund-raising events. Bush collected $1.1 million for three GOP cundidutes in Okluhomu and Arkansas. Thut comes on top of at least $108.7 million raised curlier at events In some 20 states und the District ·of Columbia, un·ording to Associated Press tabulations of ligures released by the White House und the GOP campaigns. His numbers fur suf~>USS the $SO mil· lion Democrats csttnmte President Clinton nnd his wife. Hillui'y Rodhum Clinton, rnised in 1994 - the rnn·UP. to his lirst midterm cumpuign us presid~nt. Clinton raised about SlOS mil· lion during 2000 • but that wus a presidenliul elec· tion cycle, which produces .hi~h er fund · rul s tn g totuls lhun micttem"' Wit' . the Hou -~ ... 1d Senute lll slake. "Tile .presid~ nt is Bueh . 11-oing to help elect those who will help Implement his ugenda," said White House spokesmwi Scott McClellan. In Clinton's home slate, Bush was the rnuin uttruction 111 11 $5QO..u.plute fund· miser for Sen. Tim Hutchinson, who is seekln!l re~lec t ion rn u comp<:Hil\C rJ<'l' uguinst Demll('fUI Mllrk Pry11r It 's llne of the nulion\ nnhl ·" t~lt:ht•d cwnpaijl.n S in Ihe bunI ~ fnr cntttn>l of th<' Senute. Bush hnpe;. his wunrntc populllr· ity will rub ofl' on Hulchin,on lind tither GOP cm1didntes. Bush ;.cited the opponuntl)' ul lncmtl\' audiences on the mud to urge tll'tttm o;1 · his le!li.~lmivc wish list. Ik lmmmered Congre , panJcularly the Democnm. Congress, he . aid. ~hould Bet to work on his recnmml·mlcd mt·rcu'<' 111 defense spending. tougher "urf, requirement' for welfare recipi~m,, pt.·t mtment enuctmetll of tu\ ~:uts Ptl"<'ll II''' yeur. a wide· run~ing .:ncrgy brll und u new Depunment of Aomelund Security. Florida's tourism industry making an uneven recovery MIAMI (AP)- After Sept. II, Dezer Hotels suw u four· yenr streuk ,or double -di~it l!rowth vumsh rtlong wtth tnternutional touri sls nnd Americans' appetite for tuking to the skies. • The South Florida hotel chuin 's occupnncy rule. which measures how close u hotel comes to filling its rooms. dropped by SO pe~ent for three months following the terrorist uttucks. Dezer slushed room rules by 10 pe~ent nt its five oceanfront resorts und focused its advertising on locals and out·of-stnte tourists who would drive to their vncution destinations. Despite the efl'ons, occupancy is still dowri about 10 percent, said Joey Eisner, the chain's geneml mnnuger. "You arc trying to do the utmost not to go backward." Eisner snid. "Thnnk God pco· pie nre coming with curs.' Florida's tourism industry was alrcudy hurting from the sluggish U.S. economy when the terrorist uttucks slowed uir travel und dried up bookings ut . ho\els, theme parks und cruise lines. A yeur Iuter, there ure signs of a gruduul if uneven recov· ery, one thut is still threutcned by economic problems in South Americu, lingering frus· trntion over uirpon deluys und ...-~----~ worries over the heulth of the U.S. economy. Tom Flanugun, u spokesman for Floridu 's tourism promotion ugenc~. suid the total number of vist· tors fmm outside the stutc dropped by ubout 19 pcrt:en( in the lust three months of 2001. An estimate of the first qunrter 2002 figures shows u ~1"" 4.5 pe~ent drop. , A look ut other Indicators shows the outlook for recov· ery varies nmong ditl'erent p1111s of the state. Punhandle cities that have traditionuliy drawn tourists in cars from neurby southern stutes hu ve seen more tourists, Flanugun said. "We ure, honestly, doing very well," suid Durrel Jones. heud of the Tourist Development Council of ,"'t..~UJ..J,.LL;UW.,... . O~uloosu County. "We huve 11 Hotels Ill the ureu ure ?2 ~r­ Iot of visitors from throughout cent to 97 .percent booked for Floridu und local southeast July, he sntd. . , states, so Sept. 11 didn't affect Central Flondu s hotels tmd us in the same wuy." then:te purk~ have also bl:en "It hit us _going into our fall gett!ng !he1r share of tl~e sea~on. wh1ch is not u peuk !ounst dnve murket. b~t ~ dip season for us," he suid. !n th.e number of tounsts tly· "We've been marketing heuvi- mg mto Orlundo muy be !O ly in the lower-tier states, blume for 11 shurp decline 1n Ohio, lndiunu. We sow a great resort taxes c~llected by Influx of those folks. and our . Orange C::ounty smce Sept. II . CutJudlnn folks still came Follow1ng the auacks. atten· down." dunce at Wult Disne)' World and Uni versa! Orlando A HURTING ECONO· MY -Joey E1sner. the owner rmd gen erat manager of Dezer Hotels , ta'ks about t11e 1mpoct of the September l l terrortst attacks on tourism and In par· tlcular. his South Florida Hotel chain during an Inter view In Sunny tstes Beach , Fta. After Sept. 11, 2001, the chain saw a four year streak of dou ble-dlgtt occupancy growth vaolsh along with International tourists and Americans appetite for flaylng.( AP Photo/ Angela Gaul) dccli1wd. 111c· compu· nics luid off hundreds of work· en;, reduced the hours uf.lhousunds of employees und !em· pnrurily dosed some restuurnnts and hotel n:xmts. But by April. 1hcmc purks' confidence 111 Slimmer c rt~wds led them to hire thousunds t>f p1111-timc und s~asnnul work· ers. As of July, n~~ upuncy rntes at Walt Disney World were buck Ill 90 percent of normul level ~. IICWt'ding tn Prudentiul Finunciul. Youth smoking study finds high ~ates In poor regions So far, results for some ally high smoking rate,, The figures were taken for ATLANTA (AP) - Health officials are taking a snap· countries focus only on won't be ready until later this ages 13·1 S because that is the shot of child smoking rates mt,Jor cities while others are year. most reliable bracket for around the world, and they nationwide. Some numbers• But organizers say the ini· school attendance. say the preliminary ·findings come from tliis ,year while tial findlnas already point to The CDC is conducting the are alarming. others - like the 18.8 per- the growing problem of study with the World Heulth In Buenos Aires, cent rate for the United Sta~es youth smoking worldwide. Oiga:nization, the National Argentina, one In four chll· -arc two years old. Figures "Ill many parts of the Cancer Institute and the dren ages 13 to 15 smokes cigarettes. In Moscow, it's for western Europe and world, youths can easily get Canadian Public Heulth Association. one In three, and In the Japan, which have tradition- cigarettes," Pechacek said. Northern Mariana Islands, nearly 40 percent of children in that age bracket ·smoke. ' The figure s, released ~~~., Thursday by the Center for . OREGON CITY. Ore. charaed in the death of either Disease Control and (AP) - Throngs of mourn· girl, but prosecutors urePrevention, are part of on ers gathered at Oregon City seeking an indictment. The ongoing survey of globul 'High School Thursday for a cuuses of death of the girls youth smoking rates that the memorial service for two have not been released. Put Your Special Greeting In Our CDC hopes to complete by girls whose remains were B'oth girls were members the end of the yeur. · found on their neighbor's ''Grandparents Are Special" 'property months after they of their junior high school · "This is the first time disappeared. . dance team, and dance we've hud numbers Lo show Edition · · Oregon City Christian squads from around Oregon (youth) smoking really is 11 major world health probChurch youth pastor Ken were represented at lem," suid Dr. Terry Swatman asked the mourn- Thursday's service. Pechacek of the CDC. ers. many of them teenage Sixteen-year-old Kristie Organizers of the Globul girls, to remember "two Boisjolie recalled seeing Youth Tobacco Survey 1x2 beuutiful young ladies who Miranda dance at a competi· 1x3 acknowledge they still have endured so much in their tion last year. "She har:l the Without With a long way to go before they lives." cutest smile," she said. can present a scientific Photo : One of Ashley Pond's To accommodate the overPhoto . comparison of youth smokfavorite teachers read from a flow crowd, screens were set ssoo 00 5 ing rates . class Journal and helped the up. on the school's roof to crowd remember when the pair were no more than inno· broadca~t the service to peocent children. pie outside. Bryce - · "I like to do gymnastics. I ' A video collage showed . can do the rings and the ban snapshots from family Rodgers ·and I'm practicina on the albums - Miranda sitting on Subscribe today. beam," Enallsh teacher Santa Claus' lap as a young 992-2156 Meladee Beeson read from girl, Ashley playing video Laraer Ad Available Ashley's journ~l. games in a sleeping bag Evan Bryce Rodgers S~archen discovered t~e mixed with quotes about the · lfNeeded "I love you Grandma bod1~1 of Miranda Oadd11, pair from friends. 00 & Grandpa Rodaen" 13, and Ashley, 12, on the: "Miranda could make arounds of a home rented by twiddling your fingers seem ,39-year-old Ward Weaver .. f i d h d DEADLINE: Tuesday, September 3, 2002 . near the apartment complex ex.c 1t1ng, one r en a where the '-iris lived. IBid. 1~-------------------------------------Send or bdne·your photo to; Miranda 1 body was in a THANK YOU cardboard· box in a shed on the property. Ashley'l was dhcovered In a barrel under a concrete tlab behind the 1 Construction houle. . 1 Child's Name----· -_ - __ - -_ -_ -- • Weaver is beina held on an for buylna my 1 Greeting _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ unrelated charae that he 4·H Feeder Steer · ·raped his 1on'1 19-year·old ·airlfriend. After the alleaed 2002 Melp County Fair rape, his 10n called 911 and 1aid Weaver had confeued to 1 Must Be Prepaid • MC &. VIsa Accepted NJamea Will klllina the airll. Weaver has riot been Memorial service held for · two ~rls whose bodies were found last weekend Friday, September 6, 2002 Grandpa & Grandma Rodgers I You! 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HY1.1111111 . 1 : ~0 p.m. Servlcl.l • 7:Jtl p.m. l'rl'~h\ lluhn ~k ll'rian SyrMt:UtW t-'11'11 United J•rtllh)'lllrllln 1•11~ 1111': lot11hcrt Crnw Suntluy Schut)l · 10 11.111 . Wnr"hlp • lltt.m. IIMrriMOIWIIIe l'mbylerl•n Chun:h Wur11hl1" • Y 11.111. Sundny Schooi · IJ:4.' u.nl, 'Middle~pttrt H1lley Run R111td l nM tor· M1.1Y. !!mmutl RttW ~Illl Sundny P.vcnhlll 7 [l.lll . C'huR: h uf the N17..arene l'tt•tur Tere•ll WalrJc~:k Sunlla~ Sch4JIJI • !tl:30 11.m. Wnrlhlp . 111: -4~ a.m., 1 p.1n. WcUtltMdlly Snvlcu • 7 p.m. l.•n» Bullom P11•1or Mike Adkl111 SunLt1y Schnfll · ~ : 30"11 . 111 . Wnr•hlp . 111:30 lt.llt., r. p.m. WedneMI.hty Smlce• . 7 fUll .. training : COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - Olympic gold· medal wrestling champion Rulon Gardner resumed workouts with I he U.S.'team this week, seven months after losing u toe to frostbite. Gardner won the 2002 gold medul in Grcco·Roman wrestling. · Job comes down to kick-offs Sorvhw • 7 p.m. N)'I'M('UINI Ml•lilllln 14 II ltrldacnum St., Syrn.:u-e Rev. Mike '0\ump~o n.Pu Hitlr Sumlny ,q~;htMl l · 10 1.m. . Hvdnh111 · (I p.m. Wedtli!MIIIy Service · 7 p.m. H11tl Comn1unll~ Cllufth 011 R1. ll4 P11•1m : P~~cll ·htn Sundtty School · ~ :3 0 a.m. Wtmhlr . 10:30 ~a . m .. 7:30 run. Communu, Churth ~umluy S10htHJI - 1,1 :30 11.111. Wnnhlp · 10:30 11.111, 7 p.m. Mnr• Ch1pel Church 8und11y M:huol · 10 11.1n. Wnnhlp · II 11.m. Wcdnc!ldlly Sorvl~:o • 7 p.m. Sunclly S•hO<~ . 9:30 o.m. Wo11hip • lll:<h.m.. 7:30p.m. WednCMdu)' 7.:\<) 11.m. Mt, Olive Communllf Chul't'h PIIIIIJI: l..dwrence 8UIIII SunU11y S10huul · Y:JO un. llvenlna • 7 p.m. Wt!clncduy Scrvlc• • 1 run. :\304~ NEW , YORK (AP) Curtis Munin. who hus done so much on the tield for the · New York Jets, helped tliem off it by ugreeing to u1\ eightyear cnntruct extension worth $46 million. Martin, who has rushed for at leusl 1,100 yurds in each of hi s seven pro seasons helped the Jets create salary cup room with the new deal. l'mbylerl•n StlnlliiY Schmll • Y IJ.m. Wo•·~hli' · ltl 1t,lll. 1 Dytnllle Martin helps . Jets with conrad Smlllu y ~k hou\ . llln.11 1. ttve nlnta · 7p.m . Wt•ilnll~dny Ser~ko~ · 7 p,m. lllrriMOnvllle Conuuuntl, Church Mlddl11pnr1 tun1munlly Church ·"~ t>tlllrl St., Mhldlepu1·t DAYTONA BEACH. Fla. (A'P) - NASCAR fined driver Wul\1 Burton $5,000 for throwin~ the heat shields from h1s shoes at Dale Eurnhurdt Jr. ntler the two made contuct ut Bristol Motor Speedwuy on Suturday. Rulon·Gardner resumes l'enhK'OIItlll A.!I!M!mhly St. ~1. 12-'. M:udn" 'l'h" UtllttVt!rN' !(e~lhnt~~:hlll Mlnllitry New Lim.: R\1, H.utln1KI l)11~ 1m: M ev. 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Pa~IOr: CINCINNATI (AP) After four preseason ~ames, the Cincinnati Bengals kicking competition is us messy u~ their home field. • .Neither incumbent Neil Rackers nor rookie Travis Dorsch got to try n field goal Thtirsduy night during u 2714 loss to the Atlanta Falcons. Afterward, coach Dick LeBeau was noncommittal ubout which one wus ahead as the final cuts loom. "They're close, very close," LoBeau _said. "We'll have long meetings and some tQugh decisions to make." ·The Bengals drafted Dorsch from Purdue in the fourth round to take over for ~l!ckers , who has made only ~9 of 49 field-goal anempts 111 his two seasons. But Rlrckers hus had another. strong training camp - he usually does well in practice ...,.. forcing the Bengals to ~'(consider. · Rackers made his four tield geal anempts In the preseason. while Dorsch made his tbree. LeBeau reiterated Thursday that lie hasn't ruled out carrying both kickers, plus punter Nick Harris. They're not likely to keep b9th of them. General man. eger Mike Brown is opposed tO carrying two place ktckers aod a punter, which would force them to go shon·hand· at another position. 'The only difference has ""n on kickoffs, Rackers' iickoff Thursday was downed 5 yards deep in the ~od zone. Dorsch's kickoffs kinded at the 10· and 16-yard fines. ed tn:eaforb 1\eal Qe~tate 218 E. Second Pomeroy Agency Inc. INSURANCI:l . .HNCIESI11c. 8111 Quickel Full line of ln1urance Product• + Financial Servlc11 Eastem grinds out volleyball.win over Southem Bv SCOTT WOLFI! Sentinel correspondent ~th·enviUe ('omnnmll~ 11.111. M•ll' Cooper•llve l11riNh Nu11hcu~1 Clu•tor .'\11111111y Schuol • IJ :lilll .ll\. Smed limo l'othoik: f'hurch 10: 4~ llihle SI IIU)' Wed . 7:UU p.m. WurMhlll · 10::\0 ll ,m ,, 7 p,m. '11nJmhl)' Ser\' lcc~· · 7 run. Ch11ttr bnc Uehllle Mullillld l"hu~h niHml l'••tlll : H.unlt~111h P•"'or: WUIItun Ju~~tb , Sundll)' Schuol · 111:(10 11.11\, Mornh\j Woi'Mip • 10:4~ 1.111. 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S"nUfly Sdo:ll 111 m l.lbtrl,r AMIIIIbty of ttOO t•!l.,ttlf Nrll ftot11111m ~\llt~.lly Srr' ~"'\'!"' IU til,) II m ~~on~l kl'l W~nc!td.y S~/'\tktt • l \0 J1 Unt~.-.1\pl"'.,..ll"hul'\·h \!r. h Mtllll St .. 1\mll.'fll~ ,... ' Sw• S!.'t\1.11..11 ~:.'U a.m \\\mlhlp- lO 'U '""''' (I p.m. ~t'A·~hl) s~nk\'~ 1 r .m, tt It aoc 81oft Rubhmm Sunday S..·~~~~l · U ; oi~ u m \\\nhlp • t l am .....1\tf'Q) l'h\lrcl\ 1'1 Chrilt JllW M11inSI Ml.nl"t~'t . Amhl.lt'l~ M1lftb. Rev. Phllll11 M.l~m"'r ~\llldly Sc~~~ • 9:: ~0 •m. Wl'flhll' Itl ltl u m 0..1fl' l'IUU't'h ollhi NIDI'IIlt The Daily Sentinel Inside: College football, Page B2 Baseball roundup, Page 83 Baseball strike update, Page B4 l'l~tl)r, IU Wrdnt"'il.b&} :Scnk~"( 1 p m Mbul')' ISyf'II:USCl ~ ~ : JOt ltl~.\Oam t"~6pm, Wt"'"hlr ('•ntr&l t'hllter Suti'J4:, Sd''"' ' ltl m thtllv Sluo.i)' 1 f'·ll' ~ ......... Apuotolk Ttllw,....•i< low. I ''~~ll' ~ \I 11t1 Nn l 1111111 kl.l k\Uhltll.l ~~'k<'" Sun 111\ll:l"m 1.11UI'III l'hu~:o. 7 11U 1' 111. 1\1 St'l.'\lltd ..t l.)nn, P\wlwt\1)' l"l!,hll N..-~ J~~ N'lt'llc WtNI~ lll:l,, 1m Sul"li> Sd\11\\1 t ·l' 1111. 1ttmkldl Gtil't Ort.da" fllnu•th l \ ll'h lilt: M1~ ~~ ~h'r Jliu l:.afo'et"--tt Sutklf.y S'-'hi.lt.\1 W\lf'hltl 10. 11\ 1\tc~ ~r\11'1.'~ 7:\Up tn 1'rinity 111•""' W!ioltt '11 C'h1ptl WHit)'ln Pomt>n•y rbun'h allht: N•u~ltfl '111-l'llino St. t'owt Pt,,,,~: Jarw linttlc , uoo.y S\·ht.'ll'l o_,m 'lut~a., 111m \•11•1 Fdday. Ayg. 30. 2002 www.mydtllyaentlnet.eom P•ca AD • Tht Dilly Stnllntl White Home · lrrt-'•FamllyRestaurant Since 1858 "FHiurlng K~nlucky Frlld · 9 Fifth Street Chlak•n" Coolville, Ohio W. Main St., Pomeroy RACINE - Volleyball is a gume of momentum und going down the stre1ch Eus1crn wus like a steumengine us it chugged-out the win over Southern in the battle of Meigs • County Thursday nigh"t at Charles W.. Huymun gymnasium. Afler SHS won the lirst · gume 15·6, Eastern won 1511 ond 15-6. Eustern is now 3-0 and Southern is 0-2. In the first contest. Sou1hcrn cuugnt fire und bolted to u 15-6 win over the Eagles. Kulie Sayre gave Southern a 4-2 lead and Southern never looked buck. ulthough us the action unfolded several nice volleys highlighted the game. Deanu Pullins hud five poims in l.he gumc. while Brooke Kiser addet.l three, and Sayre, Ruche! Chupmun, Amy Lee, und Emily Hill each notched two. Eastern's Tiu Pratt hud live points in the game. The tide soon changed although Southem shol out of the gute.eurly to u 3-0 leud on Deana Pullins serves. The Eagles' Alyssa Holter got a rhythm going und tied the score 111 3-3 before Sayre put SHS up 4-3 . . Eu~h team trnded serves with good play coming from both sides, however, Stucy Smith tied the sume ut 4-4 nnd Kuss Lodw1ck, the alluround Eugle stronghold put EHS up 5-4. Amy Lee gave Southern a 6·5 lead. bul Kulie Robertson u~uin knoth:d up the competitive contest at 66. The excitement was high, but the voltage was rising as both teams settled in for a knock-down, drag-out battle. Rachel Chapman,• senior front-liner, made the first of three huge blocks at the net us the momentum shifted to the Tornadoes. Emily Hill benefited from Chup!llun ·~ great play and the Tornadoes led 9·6. As if to seck revenge for her lost serve. Robertson hammered u Pullins return bel ween the SHS defense for the kill and Eastern gained MEIGS COUNTY FACE.OFF - Southern's Rachel Chapman and Eastern's Jennifer Hayman. right meet on a play at the net Pl1111 IH Grlnd1, 12 on Thursday. (Scott Wolfe) With strike looming, Reds slam Cards CINCINNATI (AP) - Banners pleaded for labor peace. The countdown board lost its credibi!i1y. Standard-issue tickets turned into strands of history. Few days have been so strnnge ul Cinergy Field. Jimmy Haynes pitched eight innings and drove in three Reds runs with a pair of 7 singles, leading the Cincinnati Reds to a 7-0 victory Thursday over the St. Louis Cardinals in u guine that might have marked the premature end of a storied stadium. Or maybe it was just a weird prelude to an appropriate · sendotf. . "To a·lot of people here, il's very important to play the lust time here before they leur down the stadium," said pitcher Jose Rijo, the MVP of Cincinnati's 1990 World Series champions. The Reds have big plans for the last scheduled series ut Cinergy- Sept. 20·22 against Philadelphia. Fans and players wondered Thursday whether this was the end instead. The labor negotiations in New York and Friday's strike deadline by players overshadowed a game that had few memorable moments. Haynes (13·8) provided most of them as the unlikely star. The right-hander hadn't won since Aug. 3 and never. had won as many us 13 games in u season during his career with Baltimore, Oakland and Milwaukee. He gave up seven hits in eight innings and struck out a season-high seven batters before leaving for u pinch-hitter. He ulso became the first Reds pitcher in five years to drive in three runs. Most people in the stadium were thinking about whether it wus the last time they'd-see busebul! ut Cinergy, which will be torn down after the season to make way for a new ..ballpark . In the fifth inning, the countdown board was adjusted to show _13 gumes left at Cinergy. Fans wondered if any of those I3 will be played. Ticket Iukers. used hole punchers instead of tearing off stubs at the gates, leaving fans with mementos in case this was the last game. Anti-strike banners fluttered in the afternoon breeze, sending a message to the folks on the field. "You see them, but everybody's hip about what's going on," Cardinals second baseman Fernando Vina said. "It's no .secret." The Cardinals had the tougher afternoon. They botched plays and loo~ed flat as they wound up with a split of their four·~ume .senes. ' "It JUSt wasn't our day," said Woody Williams (6-4), who came off the disabled list and started for the first time since THE LAST EXIT?- Cincinnati's Ken Griffey Jr. (30) walks off the field with player.rep Aaron July 6. Boone. right, after the Reds defeated the St. Louis Cardinals, 7·0, Thursday In Cincinnati.' (AP) Preusuons Meigs tops Alex ALBANY - The Meigs varsity volleyball team defeated Alexander Thursday, 15-3, 15·2. Katie Jeffers finished with 10 points for the Marauders (2..()), fol· lowed by Nikki Butcher, Mindy Chancey and Maria Drenner each with six points and Jaynee Davis with two. • Kayle Davis had four kills for Meigs, while Chancey finished with seven assists. · The Marauders were 38-for-38 servi ng on the evening. 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'There's always somebody who did beuer." the freshman tailbtlct said. "So it's tinct of a humbling experience." ln lhe days sirq he ~shed for l1S yards and lhree touch· downs In Ohio State's 45·21 victory ovor Texas Tech last Saturoay, fp and media have clamored to label Clareu as lhe next great Buckeye running back in lhe lineaae of Howal'd "Hopalong" Cassady, Vic J11110wicz, Les HOfVatl\, 1\eith Byars. Eddie G_eorie· and even the local icon himself, Archie Griffin. On top .of that, the word Heisman haS: been bandied about After all, no Ohio State bact has ·ever had a more impressive debut Claretl's name - it's pro. nounced !lluh·REHT' - even calls to mind that of former · Heisman winner Tony Dllfsett. For his pan. Claret! scorns unmoved by lhe whole enter:. prise. · · "II was just one game. I got lucky on a couple of runs!" he said. "Thanks to the line did what I did. Now I need to · · watch film and go back to the practice field." Clar~tt, . last year's Mr. Football in Ohio and USA Today's national offensive player of the year, scored on runs of ,9, 4~ and 2 yards. He muscled for yards inside and he streaked past comerbacks when he got through tho line. . Bven those h~ fights for playing lime say Clarelt deserves the anention. "You dofinltely expect the media and fans to like. him because he really did a aOQd job for the team and helped us With Sosa out, Bellh6rn mak s homer history 11111~ ~uh' ~tl ~~ 1\ll\l 11 ~~~~\\, lh\' ~3111\' \\ "' ~tk!\1. lko~~o.l>l and Kl'111 h1t l~\. -1\1-had, R1t ~~~1.1 ~ . 11·h,1 1,1~1 ~1\'lll~ht. t •~~ -' Mr»illl&t '-------PHINOM - Ohio State ftethm<ln t~llback' Maurice Clarllll U3l ~\Iff tum\1 lt>~lll TQQh ~fM\Wr Josello Hanaon (12l at tha end of hi~ t\lu~hctown n.m In the fir~t qmuter 1<1!11 Silh!!\11\Y, (•f!l win," ~aid fellow lallllack g"ined 40 yards - scoring two Maurice Hall, also Clarett's short touchdowns - on 16 roommate. "You have to give llttempts, him the credit because he Clarett doesn 'I have a mas· worked hard all s~ason coming sivo ogo. at least not one thllt ht> into this game." puts on display, . Texas Tech linebtlcker Mike. Asked how he would mte his Smith said of Clarett, "He had flr~t gan1e on " sl.'lde of l to I0, strQns less. You couldn '1 arm· he said, "I'd stcy about a 6. tacklo him. He ran hard." There were a lot of things I · Ohio State head coach Jim could have done different!~. I Tressel said l!ood things about could have m11de l\ lot of dUThrClarett, but declined to go over- ent cuts. I could htwe been In a board. He preferred to praise little hit better position on some the offensive line and the tall· of my blocks, I could havt~ shot back triumvirate of Claren. my hands out when I was Hall and Lydell Ross. blocking pwpltl. I could h"ve "We hav.c three ~uys we run downfleld a little. bit more think call really toto It,' lle said. when a receiver c~ughl the "We are really proud of all hall." · three of thllm," He hus already teamed the Cluren·~ m rushinj; yal'(ls fine an of deflecting compU· - which pules only In compur- ments townl'(lthose who block ison to Griffin's 239 ynrds for him. amoniJ Ohio Stato freshman · "The offonsive line did runnors - came on 21 c!UTies. OlCtremely well." he said. "As Hull hud 74 on I) and Ross you ctm see. they p11t \tp l i~ Coach says shoddy shoes sow success HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (AP) - Anyone wondering about the lengths to wllich Marshall football coach Bobby Pruett will walk to keep a superstition ulive need only take a quick look at his practice shoes. .• · Orungy, grlmy nnd.roglued, '·"' I the Nikes are the same but· j lered set Pruett hus be on ~lip· ' ping into for each practice ' over the last nino years. " Why? Pruett points 'out his teams spon a 91 · 14 record t:~~ since 1994, when he bought Pruett them. That includes a stint as . .. assistant coach at the Umverstt~ of Florida before coming to Marshallm 1996, where he's been 69-11 . "Hard to get them off me now, you know what I'm saying?" Pruotl said with a grln.' "That record is preuy -good." · The coach even provides the practice shoes . their own pronunclalion. "They're not 'The Shoes," he suid, "They're not even 'THE Shoes.' They're 'THUH Shoes."' · Pruetl has taxed equipment managers with the responsibility of keeping the aging leather wearable - a task that has required glue. tar,e. needle a~d thread. , Every equtpment guy I ve had has glued them up," he said. "That's pan of his respon· sibilities. If they come in and suy. 'We can't do it,' I say, 'Yeah, you cun, too. Or we'llllnd a new equipment manager.' "I meun. th~se are 'THUH Shoes."' Shoes uren I the on!~ clothing to . which Pruen hns alluchcd spec1al power. · "I wore a sweater v~st out here one day for a game. We were playm,11 bad, so I ripped lt off at halftime," Pruett sa1d with a laugh. "We went up and played bad at Bowling Green. ... - After Ihut, wo didn't wonr anything thut we wore In thllt (IRme, · "That's just ~quirk of mine.'' By now. the shoes have acquired totemic status among the Th\lndering Hord. "Our players know pbout them." the coach said. "They luugh. Thoy know me." So how lana will tho coach keep his "majli· cui ~hoe~"? · "We haven't lost many gnme~ with them." he said. 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He's \llmo,~t oblivious to the hype, Asked It' he had ~Weived con11mtulatnr~ phmw c(llls t~fler his breakout game, Claren smmded m11re like the H!·yetlrllld kid h1.1 is tlmn u Helsmun · canclidtlll.l: "My ~ell ph(me's dead. sn I QCmldn 't rece1vll tmy culls. I don't !liVII anylmd)l my hmtso phniw numoor. so I Just llnslcnily smyed to myself and with my m111lwr.'' ~ w Ill- ""''1\S t l'll II MARSHALI.'S DURAN SMITH . GRTIIIIIS CIIANCt: For the past four years, Murshall'8 Dum11 Smith has waited patiently for pluyinl! time at linebacker behind Max Yutes. , . Now that Yntos, ·the 200 I Mid· American Conference defensive player of the yeur. hns moved on to the NFL.. tho time for Smith to assume 11 starting role has finully arrlwd. After redshirtlng in 1998, Smith saw action during the 1999 season primarily on special teums. The Soddy·Dalsy, Tenn .. native record· ed a then career· high 12 tuckh.ls PJlPinMI Buffalo and finished the yllur with 22 stops. The 2000 season wus muoh of the snme for . Smith, us he saw uctlon in ull 13 games as n re~ervo· line bucker nnd specinltenms plnyer. La~t year, Smith saw his llrst extensive action at linebacker, stnrtin11 two games on hiH way to recording 49 tackles for ttie your " of which cume ugulnst Centrul Michigun. ' This yeur, Smith will be expected. 10 1111 nt least some of the void left by Yntes, who led Marshall with 159 tackles und 5.5 su~ks. Smith und fellow seniors Terence Turpley, Ynncey Sunerwhlte, Chris Crocker und Orlando WWihlniJIOn hope .to turn around a defense thul ttnve up 218 yurc:ls per gume on the ground, runking near the bottom in Division 1-A. Sayre, and the servl "II of Chapman, SHS fought back 10 11 7·6 tally. But before the TornadoeH could tie it Holter delivered a thun· dering kill to regain the serve for flustern ., from Pip II Eastern rattled off eight unanswered points to finish off the game. Lodwick put Lin exclapossession. ·A side-out did not shake Eastern's mutlon point on the fini11h, adding three kills. confidence as Pullins put Southern In the drl· ·includlns game-endin1.1 thunderbolt. Holter ver's seat with the next point, a 10·6 SHS and Smithueach had uces In the ~Irina. lead. . Holter and Pratt Eastern respectively Then, like a sleepina giant, K1111s Lodwick w11t1 eleven and tenledserving while awakened. Lodwick (XlUnded across the first Stucy Smith had four. Holter points. WIIN '0-of-.53 · of seven boomlna kill• alvina Alyua Holter paaslng and 3~ ·of.42 spiking with five kills. the first of five straight polnta. Lodwick had . Kass Lodwick was 2~-of-27 spiklna with another kill in thai string and Mora11n Weber seven kills. and four blocb ...~hlle gofng 61· added another and EHS rose to 11·10. fo-63 passins: Stucy Smith was 62·Pf·6' set·. Southern did not give in whhmll a fi~ht , lin11 and Tiffeny Bluell wus 76·of-79 . Although Eas~m outscored SHS 4· 1 jOlnJ Jennifer Ha~man added good front line down the stretch, the polnll·eamed were l!lllllC, while Nlkk:IPhllipl,aBlllcll, anc:l Cucy Indeed hard fouaht. Both sides made 1everal Smith hlld gDQd fl®r 1111mc1, nice saves and tept lenJthy · vplley• Intact Por Soutllem, Katie Sayre WIIJ 55·of·57 unill the finllh. Holter and Robenson ldllt apiklna aeven killa and one ace servlna, added to Holter and 'Fla Prall points In the I5· Cha!)manwith waa had elaht block• and Will ·1,. II EHS win. · tplkin11. Amy Lee hlld 1everal block• The ~bber match wu Indeed a character of·l6 and a aOod paaslna J&mc, while Brooke Kl1er maker. Coach Howle Caldwell'• troopl ral· waa 43-of-44 tettfnJ1 and Pullin• wa1 29·of· lied back In the second aame, but fell early I· 30 ICIIInj with I J4•0f·36 paulnj j&me. 0 to SHS. Eutern't Stil:y Smith tied the Emily Hill waa l5·of·30 tplklnJ with a food acore, then Holter aave EHS a 2·1leed. Emily paatinJJ&me and 7·Of·ll aervlna. 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"I think thut gives us reason for optimism. We· re not there yet." · As the hours dwindled, lawyers for both sides shuttled between the cohnuissioner's otlke tllld union headquarters, cru nc hi ng numbers and cxchungin[l revised.proposals. Mtnmgement and player source-•. spcukinl! ~n condition of unonynutr, said the sides were movmg slowly towurd 11n agreement. but they did not know if Friduy's schedule of IS games could be saved. As of 6:30 a.m., there were sti II "signiticunt dill'erences" between the sides. said one n~gotiutor. who ulso spoke on ~'Ondition he not be identified. There was no set time for the start of 11 strike. which ,would be the ·spon's ninth work stopp~~ge since 1972. The first g11me affected would be St. Louis at Chkugo, scheduled to begin at 3:20 p.m. EDT. Fourteen games 11re scheduled ut night. Fans tosscld about a hulfdoten foul balls back onto the field during · Anuheim 's 6-1 win over the Devil Rays, the lust gume played Thursday night. Many of the 18,820 funs chanted "Don't Strike, Don't Strike" during' the seventhinning stretch, and when the game ended, some of them threw debris on the field . At\er scores of meetings over 234 duys. the sides remained npurt on the key issues: levels for u luxury tux und revenue sharing. Other unresolved issues were the owners· desire to fold two teums und the union's desire to move the expiration dute of u new deal from Oct. 31 to Dec. 31, u key shin under buseball's frce-11gent rules. Union head Donuld Fehr and his top aides went to the commissioner's otlice 11iong with Atlanta's Tom Gluvine und B.J. Surhoff just before 9:30 p.m. Thursday. Fehr and the players met with commissioner Bud Selig for about 10 minutes before the sturt of the negotiating session, then retumcd to the union otlice. Tiro lawyers 'from euch side bargained unttl 2 a.m. before the sides broke for ~aucuses. Pluyers l!uve owners £1 pmpos-· al during u meetin~ thut begun lll 4 a.m. That SCSSIOn ended ill 20 minutes. An,lthcr mc,•tinp begun :1t about 6:30 a.m. and nlso lusted 20 minlltcs. "Negotiations nrc reully sensitive now. It's hurd to express . ' . . " OptlllliSm or pCSSIIIIISI11, Texus Rangers player reprcsentutive Jell' Zimnwrmau said. The . walkout threatens the final 31 days und 43X games of the regular scuson. , uud imperils the World Set·ics -'. canceled by u strike in 1994 for the first time in 90 ycm-:;. If u strike drugs iuto midSeptember. the postsc•ason would be iu jeopardy. Anuhcim wusn 't ihc only place where funs vented their t'rustrat ions. · "Both sides 11re hdt\g awfully greedy, considering what is happening ecouomically in this country," said Mury Anne CurmJl. a fun at the Pi rutesBraves gmi1c i11 Pittsburgh. "I liud it disgustiug they can't find :1 happy mcdiun) when they're tulkmg ubout millions of dollars." The White House wasn't gettiutt involved. "The owners und pl:tycrs net'<.! to kcq1 in mind not only what u strike would do to. the future uf haseball, hut also riday moming "'hat it would to Amcric:1 dur· lng u time of mttional unity :md national spirit," White House spokesman Scutt McClellan suid. At the Arlington. Texus, ballpark Prdidcnt Bush hl'ipcd huild us a c•mtrolling. owner, the clubhouse wus tiliL'd with boxes I'm players' bdongings. " It d11esn 't sound rc:~l good fmm what I've heard in the last few hours," said R:mgcr' shortstop Alex R(l<iriguez. who would lose the mnst of :~ny plnycr. $114.754 a duy. "You /'ust have to prepare yoursc f for the very worst." One hardlinc owner helped an agreement would rdlmu busebull's ccnnomks. "We wunt u deal that wi II return competitive balurK·c und stop tiscul insunity," Sur1 Diego's John Moores said in Houston. The old contrucl expired ufter the World Series last November. and talks li1r a new dcul begun in Junuury. Players, fcurful owners would lock them out alkr i)1c postseuson, decided to li1rce a confrontution lute in the season. when mort! revenue il'i at stake. The key argument involves levels of inet·cused revenue shttrintt und the luxury tux . Selig·. upset in recent yetu·s hy the dominatillll of the New York Y:mkccs und othc·i· wealthy teams. wants to increase the amount of lnntllv gcnen1tcd revenue teamS shure -. RIP. MlB 1876· 2002 HERE'S MY TWO CENTS - An Atlanta Braves fan at the Thursday game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Atlanta Braves In Pittsburgh 11olds Ills sign to express his feelings about an Impendi ng baseball strl~e. (AP) 1~1:m_20 \'~rc~nl to 36 [lcrccnt. closer Thursduy. withowners ll.tycts 1.1vc ptoposed 33J and want to phase 111 ., Ill 1.:' 1-11 l ,1.,. C.:dSC.: . Tu sluw su luri~s . owners ha •c asked for a luxury tax that would pctmlize. high' P~nding tcmns. The sides gt>t -pcrc~nl mcrens111g the proposed . 1 ld 1. tl 1 . 2003 1 I1ues10 or lC ax Ill 0 $115 million. the player und munagcmcnt sources soid. The union lowered its threshold to $11 R million, they sui d. . Three sports could be cut from Olympics . Steelers close exhibition run with win LAUSANNE, Switzerlund (AP) The lust sport dropped from the Olympics wus polo in 1936. Bu~cbull, sof'thull und modern pentathlol1 cnuld be next . The IOC executive bourd·is considering u recommcndu· tion to remove the three for the 2008 Beijing Gumes. Golf und rugby could join the Olympic prottrnm. provided the top athletes In cuch take purt. A third, the Chinese martlul urt wushu, ulso Is under cnnsidcmtion. If the executive bourd uppruvcs the proposuls, the t1nul decision will come ut un IOC meeting in Mexico in November. Since the IOC refuses to increase the numhcr of Olympic sports above the current level of 2R, golf and rul!bY coulcl be admitted only if others ure dropped. "I believe the proposal is u strong Wltrni ng - u shot t~cross the bows of these t'edcrutions th11t we think there is u problem' there." IOC prcsl · dent Ju~qucs Rog~e suld. A request to rctnstute ·polo in 2001:1 wus umong those rejected Thursday. Thirteen other sports were turned dow.n, mcludinl! ballroom duncing. surfiJl[l.. bowling. billiards. squush, wutcr skiing uml rn~qucthull. An IOC rcpon suid wide, sprcutl pur1idputinn in husebllll und sol'tb:tll is limited to u hundful of countries. The sports ulso rcljltirc expensive and spccil'ic venues thut would be white clcphunts in most ~ountrics ut'tcr the ' Olympics, it says. future of u sport if it is no Modern pentathlon consists longer purl of the Olympics. of fencing. swimming, shoot"We huve to look at the ing. horseback riding und run- sport's politicul aspects. ning, and the report said pur- Definitely it isn' t going to be ticipution wus limited because uneasy tusk," he suid. of the expense. The executive board agreed Cutting sports requires u with the report thut chess 11nd majority of the ussembly of bridge nrc ineligihlc fi1r conmore thun 120 IOC members. sidemtion even though they A two-thirds vote is needed ure recognized bY. the IOC for adding sports. bccuusc they cntml no physi, Aldo Noturi, the ltuliun cui exertion. The executive bourd hlts president of the International Baseball Fedcrution, wants to yet to uct on other rccommcnme~t with otliciuls of the U.S. dtllions, including: •exclusion · of GrecoOlympic Committee, major Leugue busebull, pluycrs' Romun or freestyle wrest lin~, ussoclutions and pro leusucs citing "low public und mcdut in Jupun 11nd other couni!I~S. comprehensiOn of differences "All the baseball otltciUis · between the two disciplines ." must work together to keep •u review of · boxing our spon on the progrum," he because of image problems: u said. proposul thut women 's boxBuseball became a full mg not be considered for medal event in 1992. Olympic inclusion. buscbull hus failed to include •elimination, of canoetop major league players kuyuk . slulom, threc-duy since the season overlaps with event in equestrian, ruec the games. walking in truck and field, Joel Bouzou, secretary gcn· keelbout cluss In sailing. fcum erul of the modem .pentathlon s~nchronized · swimming. federation, suid It would be u lt~htwcight rowing und budmlstuke to get rid a sport thut mmton mixed doubles; u wus brought into the 11111nes reduction in uthletes and by Pierre de Coubertin, the events in shouting. French founder of' the modern Ol~mpics. : ·, • It's cle11r there will never be millions of pentuthletes in the world," Bouzou suid. "Out it is a symbolic sport und purt of Pierre de Coubcrtin's legucy. If pentathlon is tuken out of the · progrum, it will die." Rogge suid IOC members will have to consider the MEIGS COUNTY FAIR "THANK YOU" ADS Want to show your appreciation? .. Vick, Frerotte are fine in final preseason game Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. . . (Other sizes available) . Please see Dave at the Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, or call (740) 992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in advance. · ~;-t=================~--~r·r-~~~~~·r,-----------~ . CINCINNATI (AI') - Gus Frerotte got two series, Michael Vick got two touchdown llrivcs, ttnd neither one got hun. . Hy prcscu.,nll stmtdurds, both were successful. Frcrot1e was sharp Thursday night in his debut as the Cilltinnuti BcnguiN' .1tuiting quarterback und Vick showed no lusting cfl'ccts from u bruised elbow tis the Atlanta Falcons rolled to a 27-14 victory. ·n,e Ben~als' inubility to settle o11 u pusser htis been the thread through the1r 11 -ycur ru11 without u winning record. Frcrotte won the sturtingjob Monduy. He'sthe titih quarterback to stun for the team in the lust five sea1ons. lie left the Benguls feeling they'd· made the right choice. Frerollc wa~ 4-of-6 for 67 yards in the first quuner, setting up l)rundon Bennett's 14-yW'd touchdown ntn, before backup Jon Kltnu took over und struggled. "It wa~n·r anything spectacuiW'. but I felt good out there," Frerottc sui d. "We moved the bull pretty well, didn't have any big . mistakes and we got uleud ." ' Kitnu hud uluugh time working with u mix-and-match unit. He wu.1 intercepted twice In -the second quuner and received u round of boos fr11m the 40.530 fans every ttme he took the field. Kitnu, who threw 22 Interceptions last sellllon, threw a plllls behind Peter Wurrlck while under pressure. The ball went directly to comerbuck Fred Weary. who duned 94 yiirds untouched for the Falcons' third t011chduwn. Vick is the key to the Falcons' ho~s for their first.winning seawn since 1998. The left-handcr bnttsed his right elbow lust week in Dulla~ and had il wrapped 11~ he pluyed the first half Thursday. He wus 5-of-IJ for 78 yurds.led two touchdown drives and wus sucked twice in the lirst hulf. popping up quickly .each time went down. ne ' PlrrSilURGH (AP) - The Pittsburgh began with him neurly being trapped in the Stcclcrs only wish their final preseason end zone for u safety. game wus un indicutol'" nl' l1ow the regular ·oettis' 27-yard run and Stewart's 43-yurd s~uson might go. The Minncsutu Vikings can completion to Pluxico Burress led to Bettis' only be thunkful that it's not. . 2-yard scoring run on the drive's ninth pluy. The Stcclcrs' st:trtcrs played impressively Tl1e 80-yard drive ended with Amos for the third st•uipht gume. pllttin~ togctllCI' Zcreoue's 1-yurd touchdown nm. two long scoring drives - und redtscuvcring Vikings couch Mike. Ticc ulso played his their running game - in 11 17-14 victory stmters ,for most of the first hulf, but the · over Minnesotu on Thursday niglll . results were' mixed. Their only scoring came "E~erybody's. heultl,1y, we 'rc reucl,y to pia~: late in the hull' on Duunte Culpepper's 5-ynrd It's ttmc to stop tulkmg and stt1rt pluymr. puss to Randy Moss against Pittsburgh's secdefensive buck Lee Flowers s11id. "We vc ond-string ..dcfensc. been looking at the New Englund game (on Moss gcncruted nearly all the offense hy· Sept. 9) since the schedule came Oltl, und Minnesota's st11rters, muking six catches tor they stopped us from gelling to where we 85 yards. Culpepper wus 10-of-16 for 121 wuntcd to go lust season.". yurds. The Patriots bcut the Steelers for the AFC The Vikings hurt themselves with 42 yards championship. With that challenge to ,turl in first -half penalties, including infractions . the yeur followed by the Oak lund Ruidcrs, on successive plays for Iining up incorrert.ly. couch Bill Cowher rluycd his stHrtcrs most The Vikings were without their projected ol' the first half, an< was glad uflcrward he starting left tucklc, Bryant McKinnie, who is did. · unsigned, and tackle Lewis Kelly, whose The Stcelers' running gt~inc. easily the wife died unexpectedly curlier in the week. NFL's best lust seuson but ineffective m the . The Vikings played 11 day after some of first three prcscuson gumcs. poundCd out 177 them uttcnded umemoriul service for Ravika yards an 41 curries, with Jerome Bettis und . Kelly, so they might have hud u reuson fnr Chris Fuamatu-Mu'afula each guining 3<i being distracted. yurds . Still, the Vikings weren't all that disThe return of" the ruruiing gumc wus lurgc- pleased by u 2-2 prcscuson that !cuds into ly responsible fi1r tl1e scoring drives of' 98 their Sept. 8 opener against the Bcurs. A year , und 80 yurds. Quurtcrbuck Knrdell Stewart ugo, they won nil four exhibition games, ulso looked sharp after sitti'ng out u gume then didn't make the playoffs following with u concussion. getting the 9H-yurd drive three successive double-<)igit victory seagoing by scrambling 14 yurds on 11 play that sons. 2 Col ..X 5" .. $50.00 ' Sunday 2 x 5'~- $70.00 · .. 2 Col. x 4" .. $40.00 Sunday 2X4 .. $56.60 1 Col. x 2" ... $10.00 1 Col. X 3" ... $15.00 Sunday 1x2 .. Sunday 1x3 ... $14.00 $21.00 Giants shut out Ravens in final wann-up EAST RUTHERFORD. N.J. (AP) - Forget the missed field goals, penalties and other mi.stakes. Jim Fassel really wasn' t that unhappy with the New York Giants after their error-prone 13-0 win over the Baltimore Ruvens in their preseason finale on rainy Thursday night. Fassel was satisfied with his new punter, Man Allen . He got cornerback Jason • Sehorn in a game for the first time in the preseason • and he found that he has two solid backup quarterbacks . • "J thought we did a lot •• more good things out there : · than things we didn't do well," Fassel said. "What • we. didn't do well was correctable and I think we narrowed that down." Allen. who was signed on . - · Wednesday after incumbent : Rodney Williams was waived, averaged 38.2 • yards on six punts. • "I was verx pleased wi.th the punting, • said Fassel, who was annoyed with Williams' inconsistency. "Four of them had over 4.0 (seocond) hang times. It did· n't give them a chance to return it." · Sehorn, who hus been slow coming buck from knee surgery, played about four downs in the first half and declared himself ready for the season opener next Thursday agamst San Francisco. "The biggest key right . now is stamin~." he said . - "There is no question I can : do it. Having not played muny preseason games, how long can I go?" . With Kerry Collins out with a bruised left shoulder, backup quarterback Jesse Pal mer and Jason Garrett played well. Palmer hit 15 of 22 passes for 172 yards. Garrett . took over in the second·half and was 7-of-11 for 163, including a late 75-yard scoring pass to Jonathan Carter. . "Jesse has consistently . : given me confidence that · he can piny for us and win for us," Fassel said.·~ think Jason Garrett went 10 and . did an outstanding job, 2 Col. x 2" .. $20.0.0 · Sunday 2x2 .. $28.00 2 Col. 3" ... $30.00 Sunday 2x3 .... $42.00 X • . t' ~ __--• .. ' ........... ... ,_....,. • ..._...._. ......._.a.. 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The lbove cllaarlbtcl COIIIItrll Witt be IOICI "II ll• where Ia", with no opreutel or tmptltd gtvtn. lnfor· l'or lurthlf · LARGE GARAGE & YARD SALE Aug. 30-Sept. 7 9 am· 6 pm Wll"'"" off State Route 7 Tuppers Plains 8 miles ott Route 33 at Burilngham 2 112 miles, something lor everyone. to much to list BINGO August 31 at 6:30 pm All packs $5.00 each Starburst St ,650.00 American Legion, Middleport TAKE IT, MAN - Giants ·quarterback Jesse Palmer, left, hands off the ball to running back Sean Bennett during the second quarter Thursday night at Giants Stadium In East Rutherford. .N.J. (AP) "• ,..,., tt...,., an in.flummution in his kickin~ leg, missed o 44yard fteld goal in the first quarter and u 47-ynrder tn the second quurter wus nullified by a holding ~enalty against rookie Quincy Monk . · Poehman eventually "hit a 26·yarder in the closing seconds of the first half on a drive set up by an interception by free age11t cornerba-ck David Mitchell. Bryant added a 39-yard field goal in the third quarter for a 6-0 leud. but he also missed badly from 48 yards. "It's going ttl be 11 tough decision whether I carry one or two kickers," Fassel said. "I don't know whut I am going to do there." The Ravens also have much to consider uftcr seeing their first-teum offense go the entire preseason without scoring u ' touchQown. "We're just missing a lit- :Father/Son duos ~win Buick Scramble M • PUBLIC NOTICES •I Dept. Chicken BBO ....., ~. & Homemade Ice Cream Sunday, Sept. 1 S&trvlrla at 1 am 9olt• tie bit here and there," place kicker Matt Stover to Do~. S. ' ' " ' • A.,. II. 10()1 quarterback Chris Redman throw an incomplete pass . • We did not know said. "Luckily it's the pre - "This was just one · of that day thai Ood season, but next week it's those games, Murphy's would call your going to count. We have to Luw," Stover said. namo. As In life wQ cash in our chips next Moments . after the loved you. and In botched field goal, Carter week." death our love~ the Tile Rtlvens should huve iced ·the game. He caught a same. Our hcans scored two touchdowns. 15-yard pass and then were broken when In the second quarter, the sprinting the final 60 yards we lost )'I>U, hut you Ravens ran a flea-flicker after the Ruvens' cornerdldn'l go atone. For with halfback Jamal Lewis buck slipped und the safety part of us wcnl with (five curries for 20 yards) overran the play. you, when Ood called ~ou home. taking u handoff und pitch· "It's very disuppointln& ing buck to Redman. He to finish any game, regular Thouah we can't sec you, your always by tossed u puss down the mid · season, preseason, .s crim· our side. die to u wide open Ron mage, like that," Ravens The memories that Johnson, who dropped the couch Brian Billick said. ball ut the New York 4-yurd "You are just not going to we have of you. will too." line. · win. dropping bulls and always be our guide . Fussel's biggest concern Since Ood called • "I caught it and It slipped being offsldes on third heading into the season you home. nothing out of my hands," Johnson down and not knowing the seems the same .. But opener has to be his placesaid. "It was wet." snap count. I don't thiolc we as Ood calls 'us nne : ktcking game. Jonuthun Burrough 11iso gained anything from this by one we will meet Neither Owen Pochman dropped a sure TD puss game. and thut's unfortu· a11aln. nor Matt Bryant was from Jeff Blake in the end nate." We love & •ulss impressive as the Giants (3zone in the fourth quarter Billick said backup s~fety your presents 2) beut Balti.more (2-2) to after snfety Ryan Clark Will Demps sustained u always. ·win their preseason finale slipped. hyper·cxtended elbow that Your family & (or the fnst time si.nce A bnd snap on the ensuing might sideline him for up to . 1990. field flOP! attempt forced a month. Pochmun, who has battled FROM ANV OF TH! Pu_c_o_c• btl N II __ OFFICES Card of Thanka __ OF THE DI!PARTMI!NT OF NOTICI!TO ADMINISTRATIVE CONTRACTORS SI!RVICI!I. fumily of Beml!l'd Llcvinjl would like Sid dooumenlt everyone for the love and .......""' Seoled propoo•l• m1ybe II!IUI'Icl 11 the to tho family the last few weeks. Special lor the Melgo County office of The Melgt Plvlng Project wilt be County engineer. thanks to lhe New Haven United Methodist reeelvtd by lhl 34110 Fllrgroundt Chutrch. Foglesong-Tucker flunerat Hom~. Ro1d, Pomeroy, Ohio country and they will play 54 Mltg• County the muny family membcn and friends who BY DAN HERMES ·holes before a cut is made. The Commtulonert II • Phon• Number 7AO. broujlhl In lood, senl nowcn. or mude mcmll• rNP sportswrter tholr office 11 The H2-2811. d rial donations. llxtrcme appreclullon iOCi 10 low 24 teams in the net an Metg 1 County l!aoh bid mutt be RockNprlngs Rehnbllltallon Center, especially . gross divisions will .advance · .Courthou11, Second oooomponltd . by Wing A, for their loving and tender ~arc nf MASON - What do you ·and for the finals, 11 PGA Tour Streot, Pomeroy, tither • bid bond tn the pn.\llhrec years and capcclally the get when you throw together a player will be thrown into the Oblo the •mount of 10% of two weeks of his life. We know you loved golf pro, funeral director, looh on each team. 45711 until 1:45 P.M. the btd •mount with • becuusc It wu• nppurenl In the manner In laborer. boilermaker and coal Lo c • I T lme, ourlly ••llolootory to " f you make the cut, you September a. 2002. the •tor111ld Melgt which you cared for him each day. miner? A winning Buick get to oluy with u PGA Tour end then et1:45 P.M. county Thank you all IJIIln. Barbara Zerkle, Scramble teum;that's what. player,'\ Roush said. . otoold ofllce commllllontr or by Bernard Uevtna Jr. and Carolyn lfetilllln RiveJside PGA pro Ty · opontd ond r.. d ctrtllltcl ehtck, clthRoush teruned with Ius brothPGA sensation Ttger WoodSt otoud. ltro check, or leHer is slated to hand out trophies to Tht pro)tot pro· of ortclll upon 1 10t. er, Tim Roush of Mason, the winning teams on the final vldtt lor pnlng vent b1nk I~ the Brent · Fields of New Haven, day of the tournament. Woods, 13,570 L.F. of 11111 •mount ot not t111 : and the father and son duo of 26 , .was named honorary Fc•Rrm10RAo1•1d30<ML ~180•1 thtn 10% of th• bid The family of Paul Cnrpcnter would like ·J und Jerem~ Tucker of · · , ·•· 1moun1 In the 11vor ' erry · chairman of the event in New ope R01d . of the lfOrtllld to arnclously tHank all the wonderful people ··fi'Muson, on Aug. 6 to wrn the January, 2002. Nike Golf is ~Chttter Twp. Rll. Met go County who aenerouily aave their time and lovlna :.· rt' -State Sectional of the also a sponsor. 1)· 700 L·F· ot coun ,....ommltltoner. Bid aupport durtna our loss. The overwhelrnina · Buick Scramble at Newcastle Hou11 Rotd (Chttttr bondl thlllbe Country .Club in Newscastle, Buick took over sponsorship Twp. Rd. 23) lnd 200 teoomplnltd by cards, nnw~rs. and food wua very much . Th · · of the event this year from L.F. of Ridenour Rotd Proof of Authority of appreciated. A spectnl thank you to uti the Pennsy Ivanta. e course tS a Oldsmobile, which was the (Chiller Twp. Rd. the official cr •~~tnt : 6,619-yard, pur 72 !ract. . . th 1 1024). Thtongln-·• tlgnlnglht bond. tadleo of Sonahlne Circle who anvc their · "I feel that the composition maJOr s~nsor smce e our- ttttmatt tor thlt pro- ltd a ohtll bt time to prepare a detlclouo dinner for our of my team is quite umque and nament s inception in 1984. It Jtct It 1150.7t2.15. -ttcllnd l!lllrktclat family. A heart felt thank you 10 Reverend somewhat interesting,'' Ty is the world's largest amateur DOMESTIC STI!I!L 1111 lor: MtfiJI county Dewayne Stutler, for hl1 friendship and aen· golf tournament with more UIE Paving ProJtol and Rou sh said. than 100,000 participants AI!OUIRIMI!NTI AI m1lled or clallvertcl tie word1. Cremecna Funeral Home and The terun posted a 16-under 1 PI! c IF II! D 1N to: atafl' for their endlm support. all my nelah· Ill' score and with a three annually. BI!CTION 183,011 OF Malga County bora, Linda and Wayne Ruuell for comtna ~ndicap, ended up at 13"We are thrilled to announce TH! RIVIII!D CODII eommi.. IOI1tra THII cout1hout:, Tht Mtlg C:':n~ t to my 1ide the minute I caltea and taklnfl under par 59 to win thelr.divi- t0 runa te ur go I'•ers na t"tonwt'de APPLY PROFI!CT.TOCOPIIS 1 sion by one shot. There were that the world's number one OF IICTION 183.011 ltrott care or my father, the abundance of carina . more than 2,000 local Buick. golfer will be ~art of the inuu· OP THI RIVIIID Pomerov. Ohio Al781 and concern that poured from AEP main , .. Scramble Tournaments con- gural Buick crumble," said CAN Bl! OSTAINID (I) te, a, 30, 2002 office, SCR plojecu and planta, Tommy · • ducted nationwide. Larry Peck, Buick's golf mdrTallent, Steve Haaue, l'at Kearna, UCCJ On the last hole of L'l~ shot- ketin~ manager, "We expect crafu, and all the olher Contractor~ &IIOCI· : gun stW't sectional tournament, Tigers involvement to add ated with Paul' I job. and the man~ Radio : 'I)' Roush hit a 3-wood to excitement to an already outShack 11orea In !he dlltrfct. A apeclal thank . within a foot on hole No. IS, a standing national program and you to my Aunt Dorothy, Uncle Jerry 483-yW'd, pW'-S, to seal the we look forwW'd to having him Johnaon, and their family whom durfntJ their •• VIC · tory. with us at the national finals." own troublec never lefl my 1lde or family. • "We eagled the last hole and "It hasn't been easy gettinj! : won by one shot," Roush said. to this point. so why end ~~ 1990 Conversion Chev Van and aave all their love and aupport. You are : The team will travel to Walt now?" Roush a~ked. "We"re truly a &ood family. May God Bien each of . Loaded," axcellertt condition, aaats 7, ~ Disney · World in Orlando, going all the way." you. loldlng bed, 2 AC, Florida. Oct. 2-6to com~te in I Golf correspof'!dent Bob 5hawnelte Cunnln1h1m, Robert Mont, ~8 Hud1on St. . Mlddllport, Oh the finals. The event Will fen- Greene submitted l•iformation lad fllllllly 882-4103.882..0708 ture 130 teams from across the used In this report.) ~ I· • 4 FAMILY GARAGE & PATIO SALES: St. AT. 124 between Syracuse & Racine. Large Elvis Collections, Antiques Furniture & Collectables, Housewares, tools, new man's womens & children clothes. Starts 8:00am Sat. 31st Mon 2nd & Tues. 3rd PUBLIC AUCTION Sat., September 7 10:00 a.m. The Plains, Ohio ·ouo lo tilling heme and moving 1o "rlzona 1 1 pubiiQ auetiQn will be htld 10 ltll tht l)trtonll pr~pe~y ol Oavld and Ja'n Loven. Everything Ia In excellent condition. DIIIIICTIONI:- From Alliens· At 33, e~ll en Rl. &82 to Tht Plaint, tur~ north on Sunatt Lane lo nrat road to tht rlghl· Clrclt Ortve to 2 Trtnf Pilot, Wt1011 lor olgns. · ANTIQUII and COLLICniLII: 3·Neon BHr Ughto: Coore Ughl Sllvor lullol, Htlleman'o Old Slylo Light & Mlchtlob Dry wlohanglng 101nto (tar plotur11 " ' www.eh•mrook·auotlone.oom), Aooovlllo opiHoon (t2~ y11r1 old), aomo old bat· ktlo. 11d lr0111, crocko, Harmony Ciulllr (lth handed), aooortmonl of hand mada llntno, ttv· eral hand madt qullta 1100 yttra old). crochll btdapread (150 ytara old), M.E. Church OOIItclor plaltt. aome paptr wtlghla, all cl Bavana China, 111 of Follorla waltr glaaata, oomt oottuma Jtw· etry, 50+ year Old pain ltd wagon. 3·11rgt Victorian painting• (Malty) In gold ttchtd frtmtt. Picture of "ogan Ftdtral !ltvlnga, 4·1ramtd Jan'a Fana algntd by OU Ttam Buktlball T• ohl~a, 2· Toltm poltl, ttrty eoa Schwinn otoyclt, ttvtrtl old puuln, loll ol motoroyolt r101ng mtmort· billa, ltVtral orlglntl diQIIII apont gtmtl In ertQI· nat bo<ta, Ninltndo game. mtny tarty 80'1 "Sporting· Newt" & "lntlde Spent mtgazlntt, Stomp Collocllon & painting ol 'Allot Fldltr" In Tho Plolno H.S. outfit lrom lho lolt Horman · Humphrey (Tho Pltlno SchoOl Su!>t) wllh piO• cttda Ia go to ooholarahlp fund, 1870 Ford 302 Molar lbortd .30 over, cronk turntd · oomplllt but nttdt rttaotmbltd wllh nto. tnglne ottnd. HOUI!HOLD PUIIINIIHINGI: Ciulbranttn Co ., lludiO plano & bench, vary nlct llkt n.w Crahmalltr neral prlnl oola, 2·grun aide chalra, Broyhill Pltld lOla and matching owln;tng tovtuat,·· plt~orm rocking ohtlr, Laayaoy rO'Okerlrtcllntr, 2•-.ttiOnal Chalrt, 2·VIc1orlln llylt lOIII, ttVtrtl tnd tlbltt, ltmpt, tnllrtain• ment otnltr, Mlgnavox 27" TV, Atallttlc attrtO, IPttktrt, round wOOd ttblt, 4·arrowbtck ohalra, 2·bar atoolt, ttvtral book thtlvtt. vtry nlot llkt ntw Bedroom Sullt w/King tlzt btd/2 night ol.lndo/chttl ol drawtro/drttttr wlmlrror, Maplt bookaa11 hoadbollrd double btd & drtHtr wlmlrror, ""'Pit dttk, chttl ol drtwtra, tlnglt btd, .draftlr, bunk btd ttl, Mtdlterrtnoan llylt dining llblt wl• ohalra & molchlng China huiOh, wall ourlo Olblntl, vory nlct EtNin Alton· llrge !lghled chin• 01blne1 & omttt grandfalhor clock, & 4·ltcllcn book ahtll unllo/tnllrtalnmtnt 01n1or, mlooellantouo kltehtn dlllhto, poll & pano, -~ kitchen IIPPiilnotl, lamoung mlorowtvt, Meytag wlthtr & dryer (I yeara old), Gateway 2000 Computer (4 Yflrt oldl, Canon printer, wood top mtttl dttk, twHper, dohumlcllfttr, IIPIOI httlor, llwn Chllrt, patiO table, 3-cttrd tablta wlchtlrt, loll ol hOIIct.y dtoOriiiOnt .•...,lt. rtellt, NofciiO Trook Uroblo IKtrciNr, tnd Olhtr miiOIIIIOIOUI ltemt. TOOLI 1nd MIICILLANIOUI: ping pong Illite, tmaU windmill, patiO tablt. lawn IJimtl. 2· 81vannah 1O.IIING bloyfjltt, bloyfjlt otr raotc. gao grtll, whttl barrow, Hondl ,210 rqlOUIIIt, f.4urray puoh mowor, Sootl'o ltwn oprflder, 12• 2o•·•, nuo-nl thop llghll, tlumlnum olllon· liOn' & OtiiP llcldtre, IOQI boxH, ohop VIC hind gardtn & lawn toola, golf bag aa", golf Clubi & bagt. tiQ. . TIRMI: Cllh or ohtcll Wlpotlllvt ID. Chcvtr '' 000 mull havt btnlltuthoflzatlon of fllnclt IVIIIablt. Nol rttpontlblt lOr loti or IOOidtnll. 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WI 'II Do It (740) 841-4028 Of (740) 811·112311 AMI RICAN STANDARD CINTRAL. AIR CONDITIONING l HIATINQ . , . 0.. 1'4111.. • Htettlng • Air Condlllonere $t....ttt • hrvlat On All lranda • lltlldtnllll • Light Commerolel • 1o,vr. pal\a 1 L1bor • .H..IIng I Air ConciHionlng www.amerlalntllndlrdllr.oom "SALI!I AND II!AVICI!" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING Roonng, Siding, ftdd·Ons, Electrical, MANlEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH hu openinga, 15 yr ODD JOBS Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, · DJ'11WII~ Pointing · Local 843·Al64 Medl~'llre Sur.plemfftll .Lifu ln8uranatl Durl11l and F nal ll:XJl"Rfltll . Cancer & Dental, Rallren1~nl, Pen81tm & oiOJ K Rollovt~rtll MoriJIIii!OI MIIJor Mlllllcal • Nurtllnu Mom~ lire you stressed? Coli now ror your Haning~s Construction Fortlflfn: ~•rrv 7~0·3S7·0 11S1 Chrlelif11 "Chrle" Haning Clll ~ 7~0·881 ·0G 1 8 Ow1*': RonaiCI"MICk" llltllng '740·002·0780 Call· 50 1·8303 _.LI.t&L riV . · eppl. mEJOS mASSAGE THERAPY rn (740)992·1705 Jeff Warner Ins. 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''ill 1111d tl\e \:ity he I ten in [!real e xperien<.-e for me •llld nl\ \\\<\~'-'~'•' l'el"l'll 1\egllll go.\J 1\~~andal qandin[t." he has given me the "PI"'"""''~ I, \\)'\jq. '«ld .. "I tt«ve 1.~11 '-''"'lnltltod ro R•lllch. in .M~ IM \WII -bei\\g \ll" til¢ dty I'-ll" IM 1'1'~• ~'e-31 111\d MW \\'e •~ ~hllllllg ro see those ~tl\1\1~ ~Y <~H'," ~-oa..:h said. "1'1\e ~1\~lh.llll Pal'l< has ~-til :gro1111..l a11d will be x.'l:ll\1\)le~ 11~x1 s11111111er. 1i1e ~1\~r Mllst>tllll will he 'l't\1\1- '"ret ille~ 111 11\e wry 11~r 1\lt\lr~. nlent, ltl 11 "ith man\ • h.)nor and a \Hlr~ "II ha~ been an the l)rivllel!e .hi have repre,ented the re~ident\ ,,r Point than~ed cit~ empl,,yee~ f<.w their <.'\\11111\imlent hl dt} ;~nd their hilrd \1"\\rlc .. \ \mr emltt\ 1\a v~ 1101 g.me unMth.'ed. " he Mated . thal\~ed pe.lple ~lll)tl\nted him durin)l. hi~ R\\llch ah.,, "1\,, meet ;lnd \llitren ''are- fine indh idua":· he \ •Hd . t~\~1\ . . Pleas~n\1 ." the Point Plea""\1 Cit\ Council is expected to meet next week td \elect an indi vidual to serve the, remainder "h h.;, dell\\ilely been -a of Roach's term . lohn Roactt ' r t di cus Columbia strik I~ lUMII '" .... ,. CHARLEStoN , W.Va. (APl - Talks between Coltullbia NiSoun:e and its strik Ing workers are not scheduled to resume until t\ext Thur>day. · A federal medi!ll"or i< scheduled to meet with both side' MI .. uu \le!!,itmlng at 10 a.m. - - - - - on Sept 5. said CIH1rles Armstea\1, About530 pt-esldem of the natural gas Oltll '~ ~I .. Mitl~ -"'"" 1._11 IMIO\Hil Puper. · Alliedhlduslrial, Chemical at\d . Energy . lntematioMI Local s 372 and 628. About 530 natural gas 1vorkers for three ('liSuuree suh~ldlarles went on l,lt.IIO -==~~~=u ~trike tlh1rllhtg ns mount k' for h Wedi\esday aner coli- tract talks stalled. The strike is the lirst against the utili cy shire 1966. the . etnployees workers for three NiSource subsidiaries went on strike Wednesday morning after contracl talks stalled. The strike is the first against the utility since work fot Columbia 1966. Gas Transmhsion and Columbia Natural Re sources - - - - - enoll!!,h fnr 11 chance to rest and bnsed in Charle.•tott, lnlk . . · as well ''' CnlUtttbia Gas of Kentucky. "We [let !)eople th:lt\1 all over the . NiSource said they represent about one coulltry, even some tlum EUI'ope." quarter of the comiJilnies' total work foree . he added. The comiJanles' conttact with the P~CE "A lot of !Jeo!)le will stop for locals expired In February. nolhln!!, el~e lhllli t{).hiiW sometlne NISource said its latest offer included Ill talk to, es!)eclully the truckers, . guaranteed Wal!e increases. the ltlng-hnu lers, on the bl kers." ' Atmstead safd it also Included insurance with higher employee premiums and out~ The ghlups set U!) their trailers or-pocket expenses, as well as early retiree llrlday and will OIJerllte them insurance that would be outpaced by inflaarounii the clock until the holiday tion. ~rlod ends Monday night . · Artl\stead said the sides also disagree on the thlllers are staffed by volunWlll!es, health care and pension benelits. ~et~ 1-'hlm within theit mnks on Columbia Gas has said the strike won't foUt- iltjd el!!,ht-h\lUI' shills. affect service to homes and businesses. a 111..11 IH ••t.ty, AI IFBI PAY i :"'" ...~ ·> ~H •.f \ ~ " ,""<"" . ' f decision ~ =--·---- lndu .. II • 1111 • tl 11111111 \ ~r~:~,~::~ :~~I 11cmorl11. . Mollllll Obltuilrllll Sportl A4 A A3 . 1•3 crmH~ DtArA by MtJst (gHmtd smt}king hrtH, but pletU~d with mlitW IV IRIAN J, "liD tW~ llillf wtll§f IJtl A l'tiU. PUFFING- customer& at Sonny's in f:!omtroy h8\11111Waya beeh l)tltmttted to smoke, but owner sonny Gloeckner jolnea In celatlratllig ttle Ohio SUill'ehie Court's decision which effllotillely qUashed Meigs County'• Olean.Indoor Air Act (~lrian J. Reed) WI!At~Dr A2 I lOOt fljll6 v.tll@¥ ~ublliAIHI fs, Tog th rw .can.change your body. And your lW • ' I I. ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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