http://66.213.69.5/files/original/99367d442bc2ac5fdd17888dd673a46f.pdf 2a3b3c4e6984e09aaf0a4fcac7912569 PDF Text Text ( KENT (AP) Stan round of the NCAA tourHeath, an assiJt2nt at Micbi- rwnent, .left Kent State thiJ; pn State the . - five sa- month ·to become the sons, will succeed Gary coach at Rut~rs. Waters as Kent State~. head l{ent State is expected to coach. return four surters- lead-: Ho!ath's hiring will be for- ing scorerTn:110r Hulfuun, rnally announced at a news Demetric Shaw, Andrew conference.Thursday, sports Mitchell and Mike: Perry information di~ctor Will · - from last year's 24-10 Roleson said. team. Waters, who led the . Heath was a member of Golden Fbsh6 to the Mid- Michigan State coach Tom Ariterican Conference tou~- !no's staff when the Sparnantent championship and a tans won the 2000 national win over Indiana in the fi"t championship. Marauder • ho111PapBl ' li pitch, and Zach Bolip n·ached .on a Miller· error. Nick Dettwiller {lOached on anotller MiUeF nti~ue, a walk and singles by Stanley and Derick Johnson and a sacrific~ fly off the bat of Darrick Knapp pbted the runs. Miller tried the stay in the game with a four spot in th" bottom of th" second to t>ull · to within 7-6. A walk, and singles by Lowery and Cook along with another- walk and another Nelson double made it 7~6. . But Meigs added run in the third inning, and seven more in the fourth to break it open. Meigs scored in the third without the . benefit of a hit. · In th~ fourth Meigs took adva ntage of three walks and a - .I singles by Dettwiller, Matt Stewart, Stanley. Jqhnson, Bolin and a Buzzy fackler double to plate the t)lns. · Mcig< closed out the scoring in the fifth, Den,viller doublc•d and scored "on a Stewart ~ipl to niake it a 166 conteot. Davis picked up the win, scattering 12 hits, striking out two and JVallcing five. I;>ettwiller had a double and two singles to lead Meigs, Stewart and Knapp added a single and triple each, Stanley and Johnson added a pair of singles, and Fackler chipped in with a double .and Bolin a single. Starner picked up the loss for Miller, Cook had three singles to lead the Falcons, Nelson added a pair of doubles, and Boryard and Keller each added two singles. · Meigs is now · 6-8 overall and 4-6 in the TVC, the Marauders will travel to Alexander on friday. · Meigs' ' feet piUlle for ,4 and 113 mmngs, the game was calle~ after five innings. The trio faced. one batter over the f1omPapB1 limit. Chancey, Nikki Butcher Jones was the losing pitcher and Katie Jeffers each added a for the Falcons. Wright broke single. up the pe~ect ga111e with' a jeffers, Davis and Abbott single to r~ght with one out combined to give up one hits , in the fifth. strike out five and walk Meigs ,\.ill travel to Alexannobody, The three had a per- · der on ·Friday. · ·D EAL! Norris Northup Dodge ~ . Is makinla commltmeat to the s.rroundlng community to think them for their yon or •upport. • Tbla Commitment lnduda: , ttl 'hE IEIJ·POIIIIU PIICI AVAILAIU ttl SERVICE AFTER THE UU. . . ·ttl THE PROMitE TO WORK WITII YOU, TIE AJ CUSTOMER TO MAKE YOU CAR IU..IO r s Tribe beats O's; area diamond roundup, B1 . UPERIEICE THE IEIJ 10U'VE EVER liAD. Tile best thlnaa~ut tbls commitment Ia that It never ends! We want to be your Home Town Dealer ror Ufe! Come on In and see the commitment lint hand. 81 MslpCousty"s '•" ' '""" • 1\pr~l /II /!I'J I ·Vol ~ 1 No 1'I 1 ' ..... .... '·"'" .. . . '·"'fir ., AllllltJII ..... '·"'"' ..... - ......... , ......1....... ~~., - ..... hrntt'• ........... . Wflua111111 ""II court BY TOfiY M. LEAcH SfNTIII£l NEWS STAFF RACINE - Personnel matters, including renewal and - non-reneWal of teacher, supplemental and non-certified worker contr.lcO were handled at this week's special meeting of the Southern Local Board of Education. Effective with the 2001~ 02 school year, teachen hired on a one-year contract were Scott Wolfe, Christen Hull, Janette Oldaker, Patricia Cook, Lori Hill, Christy Chaney, Michelle Gow, . Rusty Richards and Joy Neal, pending written verification; and Tom Weaver, technology coordinator. Hired on two-year contracts were Ruth Shain, superintendent's secretary; Rebecca Bradford, cook; employed on th~e-year contracts were Ryan Lemley, Michelle Barr, Jay Rees, Tricia McNickle; hired on five-year contracts were Michael Elberfeld, Barbar Lawrence, Vicky El Dabaja and Jan Norris. The board accepted the ; r;e,ignations from the sup· plemental positions they , hc;lid effective' June 30 of t1000 ...... ., flll!~tllt ······ · ·"' " ' ..... .. I "' Foo-d1l-1NIIr, V6, Pwr wladoWJ A loc*l, ·-·-·-··-ONLY Sl" 110. Prli·AI~ V6,AIIprier;CD ...,.., Milo--..- -...- ONLY SU9 110. . . Grud Clotro... J.ondo. AU l'lwtr, 4X4, 31K ONLY sm-. I ,. -~tloc~~ .U..--..--.......- ... .. - F - · C i a b ..... 4X4,AI1Powtt, ftoJtr, 4811: •U... KeJ... ml')'; Ub NEW! ••• .... ww myddily., .. ntlnl'l <om Leaders .approve nt nn Commissioners approve application for a $1 million water projed · BY BRIAN J. Rrm SENTINEL NEWS STAFF Students prepare to compete for the title of king and queen at Southern High School's Senior Prom this Saturday. This year's prom theme is "Under the Sea" and will take place in Southern's gymnasium from 8 p.m. until midnight. Candidates are, from left, first row, Garrett Kiser, Matt Neigler, Chad Hubbard,·Jeremy Asher, Joe Sands and Jonathan Evans; second row. Mia Bass, Kati Cummins, Macyn Ervin, Courtney Hill, _Kenda Smith and Emily Stivers. (Tony M. Leach photo) · · · Music store donates guitar to shelter · BY TONY M. LEAcH SENTINEL NEWS STAFF OMEROY - The Meigs County. Homeless Shelter will be filled with the sounds of music now that a new acoustic guitar has been donated !:0 ~n~:~t~~~;~:r~~::~::~~~~.;;~ POMEROY - Meigs County commissioners approved a grant application for a $1. million water project in Scipio and Columbia townships during their regular meeting on Monday morning, Jean Trussell, the county's grants adrninistra~ . tor, presented resolutions for t)te co,mminion..; ers approval, allowing the .county to seek: $515,650 in Community Development BJock Grant funds, .a nd $250,000 in Appalacbi~ R egional Commission funds. · The Leading Creek Conser:V'}Pcy District will provide $265,800 in matcl)lng funds for the_project, which, if funded, will extend service to 106 new customers along Ohio 143 in Scipio and Columbia townships, according to LCCD General Manager Martin Broderick. In other business, the . commissioners renewed . a contract with Noble County, which will provide up to five beds for day in the Noble County Jail for Meigs County use. The contract provides for the beds at a reduced cost of$40 per bed, per day. The contract allows for a considerable savings to the county in housing, said Commissioner Jim Sheets, who noted that the county holds a daily average of 11 prisoners between the county jail, which honses a maximum of five prisoners, and other facilities. · The commissioners approved a resolution for · economic development administration ~ith Buckeye Hills / Hocking Valley Regional . Romatoach';-Pet Sayre; varsity ..Sayfll,• volley".~ ·••• ·~· " ball· , n-""all · h ' Cur~s ;Spc:nte1 Pl\>.p rietor ~tvel ' vo~ , .., .coac ;S '· " .. . ''lltlriteti:ly, , d .. h . P,Chter . m ," presente Van Jo n' Beckylfulldm,:juhl~r high volleyball coach; Lee Codson, manager of the shelter on Union ner, high school cheerleadAvenue, with a newJohnson ·610 acoustic guitar ing advisor; Jonathan Re~s. Wednesday morping to be used at the facility for resetve- boys basketball entertaioment purposes. coach; Kyle . Wickline, • ','The gUitar will definitely give the residents junior high eighth grade someihing to do;• said Johnsoq. "The shelter has GUITAR DONATION - Curtis Spencer, owner and proprl· etor of Spencer Music, recently donated a new acoustic boys basketball coach; i 10 p.m. curfew and there usually is not much guitar to the Meigs County Homeless Shelter. Van John· Jamie Evans, j11nior high . to do expect watch television or read:" son, manager of the shelter, Is seen here holding the girls ba5ketb~ coach; ·and · PIIIM ... Doutlon. Q new slx·strlng Instrument. (Tony M. Leach photo) PluM 1ft Gr11nt. AJ (}ordon Fisher, junior/senior prom advi. sor. . Hired on supplemental · contracts were Alan Crisp, h~ad girls basketball coach; Jay Rees, head boys basket, FROM STAFF REPORTS national, state arid local government leaders, ball coach, head golf coach; POMEROY-· Meigs ·County will observe churches, families, schools and communities 1 Scott Wolfe, athletic directhe National Day of Prayer on May 3, with a during the county-wide prayer service, which tor; Rusty Richards, head week's worth of events, including a public will be held from t1:30 a.m. until 12:30 p.m. football coach; J(im prayer sen;:ice at the Meigs dounty Court- on May3. Romine, yearbook advisor, The public .is invited to attend the service, to house. compliance -officer; Derinie be held on the steps of the courthouse. · On Thunday, the ~igs County comntis·Hill, treasurer; Vicki The local observance will begin· on S~nday, Northup, parent resourc:e sionen signed a proclamation declaring May 3 · coordin_ator; Joyce Thoren, · as National Day of Prayer in Meigs, The as a Bible reading m;~rathon and prayer vigil food service supervisor; proc~tion was presented by Steve Beha and begins at the pavilion on the Pomeroy levee. EVENT' PLANNERS- Peggy Crane, the Rev. Craig Crossman, Faith Shirley Sayre, guidance; Brenda Barnhart, who serve on' the county's Bible riders will continue to read from 8 a.m. Hayman, Brenda Barnhart and Gladys Cumings serve as planners nntil 8 p.m. each day, through Wednesday. Diana Dunfee, . FHA; Day of Prayer comntittee. for the Meigs County National Day of Prayer events, which begin Public prayers will be offered on behalf of April 29. Crossman is the coordinator. (Brian J. Reed photos) . . , ........ Pr8fW,AJ ,.. . . . . . . . . .rd,AJ ·Prayer week observance set HW.:IOI. .;;: 101 Todlly'• Sentinel Details, A2 CaleOdar C!usifieds Comj" Edjtprla!s Obituaries Sports Weather AS . Lotteries 2 Suthu - .12 ,.._ 60 ... -AI IW CIHriiN-II•riltt &..... ltnttl•'• .. Ha•etaa• Neaspaper Middlt-port • PomP roy, Oh io Southern board approves contracts - ........ Cit....... $1010 ...... • Friday • Alexa hires . - OHIO 82=4 PldtJ: ().8.4; Pld! 4: 5-5~9 85 lmlu~ 5:4-5-13'16-23 A4 A3 W.VA. 81.3.6 Dlly J: H-4 Dlly 4: H.S.2 A2 . c" lOOt Ohio Valley Publlohi"' Co. . Poll .doesn't bother concealed weapons backers_ COLUMBUS (AP) - ·. Ohio Poll re~ults showing a majority of Ohioans opposed to making it easier for people to carry hidden guns' did riot sway Jawmakers preparing CC)nce_aled weapons bills. ,· "If 1 believe in something, I'm going to fight for it," said Sen. Jim )orda11. an Urbana Republican and one of the Leg-i slature's most outspoken gunrights advocates , "It doesn't really b,o ther me. "There may be some members who it do es (bother) and that always makes it more difficult to get the legislation · passed ." · Sixty-nine percent of the Ohioans surveyed opposed making it easier to obtain a permit to carry concealed weapO!lS, while 27 percent favored it. Pour perce nt were undecided . The University of Cincinnati's lnsti- tute for Policy Research sponsored the telephone poll qf 804 adults March 26April 5. The margin of sampling error was plus or t)linus 4 percentage points, Polling director Eric Rademacher said the poll numbers are consi!lenf with polls the institute conducted iri 1995 and 1999 . Those polls found 'that 69 percent and 72 percent, respectively; opposed making it easier to obtain contealed weapons permits. QNLYI%»110. " , _.. Voy...r Mlolwoo· V6, Cnola I< 111~ 'l'lllool ..... 46K llltoo ........... ONLY $l3' mo.==- '' H. .r Ho111a Care, · of Holzer Medical Center Skilled Nursing, Home Health Aides, Physical, Occupational and Speech Therapy. Cal (740) 446·5301 Discover the Holzer Difference. �• • PapAl I The Daily Sentinel • , ..... Aprl20, 21101 ' 21.2111 LOCAL BRIEFS Cincinnati could·commit to mediation on issues ,. C>2001 ~- Inc. _ .. ·:, ~~~~~~·4< . . .... . ....Stn, Pt CbDt SncNet T-mms Ran fUrieS . Snow ... appruYe any settlement agm:menL FiiW applm121 will rest with the city council ~w., want the community to play a significant tOle,- said Scott Grttl!wood, onr of thr auoroeys suing the ciry. The ciry was sued in March by Cincinnati Bbck United Front and the Amrrican Civil liberties Union. . The deal proposed Thursday would cost as much as ,$200,000, with half coming fiom city taxpayen and half fiom a private fuu ndation that Uudin raCe relations, the newspaprr said. A mediator who has worked on "conflict resolution" in Northrrn lrebnd, the Middle E:ast and South Africa would be hired with some of that money. There also \vould be an assessment of the policies and practices of Cincinnati Dali original goes to museum . ' police and a series of COlllmnniry meetings, questionnaires and online su~. the oew5paper said. "There are solutions," said Jay Rothman, the mediator who would handle the Cincinnati "We can't get out of this alone. We have to work together:• Thr Rev. Damon Lynch ru, leader of Black United Front, said thr proposal is a step in the right direction. "Not only is it really going to hrlp tOward the healing, it will really have the teeth to change thr way policing is done in the city," be said. City Council members, who were privately briefed on the deal by city bwyers Thursday, mosdy favored the ide3, the newsp•p<;r said. case. mary nucchup with state Auditor Jim Petro, The Columbus Dispatch reported Friday. . · . Deters was preparing a letter for delivery as early as Fnday to Ohio GOP Chairman Robert B~nn~tt, stating that he will run for attornt'}' general rather than seek re-election, the Dispatch reported, citing soufces it did not identify. Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery cannot seek reelection because of term limits. CLEVELAND (AP) -The Cleveland Museum of Art has purchased the Salvador Dali ·painting "la Reve," or "Th~ Dream," for an undisclos.:d price. The museum, which announced the purchase Thursday, tlidn 't tliscloso: the seller. The Plain D~aler reported Friday that it was sold by Daniel . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and warnwr. High near 80. Filipacchi, chairman of Ha cheue Filipacchi nugazines, which Warm weather, with high Southw~st wind 10 to 15 publishes Elle, Car & Driver, Premiere and Woman 's Day. ~ temperatures approaching 80 mph. The museum said Thursday that the painting, selected by degrees, is forecast for the Saturday night...Pardy Dali in 1936 among th~ee works to represent· him in a London NEWARK (AP) - · A mother of three has been charged weekend; but it will include cloudy. Lo\v 56 to 59. Surrealist exhibit, would go on display next Friday for six with raping a tO-year-old boy left in her care by his mother. stormy conditions. Extended fore1=ast: months. The painting then will undergp treatnt~nt in thr Kristin E. Newsome, 28, of Hebron, made no statementS' Sho,vers and thunderstorms Sunday.. . Pardy cloudy. museum's conservation studio. during her arraignment before Municipal Judge Thomas are predicted for Saturday and Highs in the lower 80s. Marcelain this week in this central Ohio community. Sunday, the National Weather Monday. .. Pardy cloudy and. Under Ohio law, having sexual intercourse with a child Service said. continued warm. low around under. 13 is Warm, moist southerly 60 and high in the mid 80s. . conside,ed rape. If convicted, she could face I 0 · CANTON (AP) -A man and woman who stole $215,000 . yean m pnson . winds also will bring higher Tuesday. :.A chance of fiom a supermarket in September were caught after they Newsome · was supervising the boy at the request of his humidities. showers during the day, other- stuffed the loot in a locker but missed the sign warning that mother when the attack allegedly occurred in a walk-in closOvernight lows will be in wise partly cloudy. low in the lockers must be emptied nightly. the upper 50s. upper 50s and high in the mid Terry A. Allen. 27, of Massillon, was sentenced to three yean et March 22. Licking County Children's Services received .an Sunset tonight will be at anonymous tip about the matter. 70s. in prison after pleading guilty Thursday in Stark County Com8:15, and sunrise on Saturday . Wednesday... Mosdy cloudy mon Pleas Court to aggravated theft and receiving stolen is at 6:45 a.m . wuh a chance of showers. Low . property. · Weather forecast: near 50 and high in the lower Anita L. Patterson, 22, of Canton, pleaded gni1ty last week to Tonight.. . Mosdy cloudy. CLEVEl,.AND (AP) - Ohio's largest school system has 60s. the same charges and was scheduled to be sentenced Fr.iday. Low in the mid 50s. South Thursday... /\ chance of Patterson, a clerk in the store's money room, showed Allen offered to let outsiders keep track of how $800 million in wind 10 to I 5 mph becoming showers, otherwise partly how to get in after hours through an emergency exit. She school construction funds are spent if votors approval a tax light. . cloudy. Low near 40 and h1gh would steal the cash and Patterson would report being robbed increase May 8. Saturday... Mostly cloudy near 60. by a lone bantlit. The accountability. commission was announced Thursday by . Barbara Byrd-Bennett, chief executive officer of the 78,000student Cleveland district. The 25-member panel will be led by retired U.S. Rep. Louis· DAYTON (AP) -A state proposal that would require nurs- Stokes, D-Ohio, and Robert ~illespie, cl!airman and retired COLUMBUS (AP) - Tf the state gets its way, custodial par- i~g homes to meet the minimum fed~ral guidelines for staffing CEO ofKeyCorp. Other members wiU .be announced later. ents whose child-support payments were withheld illegally is drawing criticism .from consumer advocates and the nursing The tlistrict is trying to win support for a S335 million bond will receive back payments for only six months, rather than 2 home indust.Y, issue•and a million building-maintenance levy. If. the mea1/2 years. · The new standard requires a daily average of 2. 75 hours of sure is the district would qualify for SSOO million in Attorneys for the state on Thursday asked the lOth Ohio direct care per nursing home resident, replacing the current matching state\fimdls: District ~our! of Appeals to dismiss a lawsuit by a child-sup- d~ily average of 1.~ hours per resident. port advocacy group because the state has· corrected th~ prob-· Advocate'S for the elderly are disappointed chat seine officials lem and is not (\bligated to pay back any more chan it already didn't propo~ a higher standard. ~"The_' reality is th~t tho:se- minimum !!a11dards become the Assistant Attorney General Alan Schwepe told Magistrate maximum," said Doug McGarry, head oi the Area Agency on .Patricia Davidson that states were given the option to stop Aging. "In many cases, facilities don't meet them. Or it's only withholding the payments as of Oct. 1, 199i!, or Oct I, 2000, on P~.per and not in practice." . and Ohio chose the latter date. The state recendy r.e turned about S 1.5 million it had improperly seized since October, and a r~view committee 1 . made up of state and local child-support officials bar.. recomCOLUMBUS (AI') ·- A primary battle 'may be looming • mended that the state not try to pay back any moqey seized next year between two Republican state officeholders. ' before then. State Treasurer Joseph Deters will · officially announce HIS candidacy for Ohio attorney general soon, resulting in a pri- I Possibility of rain forecast ( Mother faces rape accusation I ' , CIDiolltv CINCINNATI (AP) -The ciry and black resideniS who sued in M.m:h accusing . Cincinnati police of 30 years of targeting blacks because of the-ir race aR moving tOW1td. ~lving t:M dispute. City Council could vote as early as ne'!Cl week on a deal that could re50lve the federal lawsuit alleging the acial profiling. As part of the deal, an independent mediator woqld gather comments fiom thousands '01' resideniS while attorneys try to settle the case without going to trial, The Cincinnag Enquirer reported Friday. The n~wspap~r said an oudine of the deal was presented Thursday to U.S. District Judge Susan Dlorr, who muse ,, .Pair admits to theft Schools look to sway voters I Sta~ may ' ' ' ' Nul'$ing home proposal rapped , limit payments . . Deters, Petro brace for primary . I .I :• State officials :to meet with ' .ofp~nents ~o ' refuge , ' COLUMBUS (AP) . - f State officials for the first time will enter the ·debate over a proposed wildlife refuge in westcentral Ohio when they meet with oppbnents co discuss conservation alternatives. Sam Speck, the Department of Natural Resources' director, and Freel Dailey, the Department of Agriculture's .director, will talk with Madison and Union eounry commissioners about expantling a land conservation program to include the area where the proposed lied~ Darby National Wildlife Refuge would be built. "We're going out to listen and see if there are ido:as that deserve 10 be pursued," Speck said Thursday. A meeting date had not b~en set. The U.S. F:ish and Wildlife . St.'rvice and environmental groups believe the refugo: in the two coumies is needed to protect wildlife habitats and to prevent urban spraWL Farmers · who fear losing their land say incrt•asiilg participation in conservation initiatives, Ilk~ 'the Conservation Re serve Enhancement Program, will. I accomplish th~ sa me goals. ------ - - - - - - - ---- IS In r a :1· • RolleJt 11ob' Gond1 . MIDDLEPORT_ - Robert "Bob" Clonch, Middleport, diedThursday,April19,200t in Holzer Medical Center. Arr.mgements will be announcrd by Fisher-Acttt Funeral Store. Based on a true story, the production teUs the story of Cline's life and curer through the eyes of Louise Seger, a Cline fan and friend. Apl19, 21111 ..J••• ........... POMEROY Divorce actions have been filrd in Meigs County Common l'cta.. ....,..... Home, MiddleporL Pleas Coun by Naney Brod..0.73 • erick, Pomeroy; against Martin 10,aM~ 10,582.15 J. Broderick, Pomeroy, and by RACINE - Racine Area Alconllllgll: 11,722.98 !_...;.;_,iWL__ _J~L...:,..J.,.--- 71JID Kathy Miller, three-hour Janice Zabran, Pomeroy, Community Organization Jan. 14.20110 J.WJARI' FeH.loiAI' loWICH APRil Southern Junior High cook's against Walid M. Zahan, will meet on April,24 at 6:30 helper. Newbern, N.C. p.m . A potluck dinner will be f1111111 P&ae A1 An action for dissolution of held. In other matters, the board: Apl19. 2001 • approved Jennifer Cum- nurriage has been filed by Daniel Ri.ffie, transportation mins and Wanda Shuler as William G. Anderson Jr., supervisor; Anon Sayre, voca- substitute teachers for die .Albany, and Tonya M. Andertional FFA; Larry Smith, route remainder of the 2000-01 son, .Albany. contract for transportation of school year on an as-needed 1,253.70 students to both Meigs Local basis, pentling approval by the ATHENS -Authorities in and Eastern Local. l'cta..-"'"""" Athens County believe that Ohio Department of Educ~­ +1.26 Other individuals awarded tion; the shooting of :In Athens supplemental contracts conman on Thunday evening was 1,253.71 1.233.39 • approved the 'classified job tingent upon the necessary POMEROY - Civil fore- a suicide. llocord high: 1,527.-w - - - , - - - ----l'-----::--- 1.000 descriptions for head conk numbers Qf students wanting closure actions haw been filed APRIL to a press release Ma,.;h 24. 20110 JANUARY FeBRUARY MARCH According and regular cooks at Southern In participate in the program in Meigs County Common from Athens County Sheriff Elementary. Thel~ would not were J~anettc Oldako:r, pep Pleas Court· by Asset Acc~ p­ Vernon R. Castle, William E. result in any new positions; 4.000 April19; 2001 band director and marching tancc Corp., W..rren, ·Mi ch:, Riley. 54, of Haines Ridge. but rather, a continuation of band tlirector: R y.m Lemley, against Ralph W. Meist<:r, ' was found by his wife in the 3.500 existing cook positions in the junior high seventh grad~ Rutland; Beneficial Ohio bedroom of· th~ couple's new building; boy~ basketball coach; Scott Inc., Elmhurst, Ill., against home. +102.70 3.000 • ·changed order m th e Wolfe, freshman boys basketJana R . Williams, Middl~port, "The injuries appear to· be 2,182.14 amount of $60,000 to KAL ball. and others; and Athens land- self-inflicted," the statement 2,500 Electric for camera surveill'ct dwlge """' "'....... Supplemental positions not mark, Inc., Athens, against said. f'l.94 lance system in the n~w elerenewed this year . were Charles E. Yost, Racine, and 2.000 mentary; others. · 2,182.14 2,D82.24 Tammy Chapman , reserve • approved · a resolution girls basketball coach; Tom Record high: 5,048.62 1,500 Smith, assistant football granting' a wavier day for May Maldl10. 2000 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL POMEROY - Units of coach; Allen Pape, junior high I 0 to foll<m:-up on the waivthe Meigs Emergency Service football coach; Scott Wick- _e r day taken in February; MIDDLEPORT - Mid- answered nine calls for· assis• app,roved a one-year leave ·line, head baseball coach; dleport will have its spring tance on Thursday. Units . ·Scott Wolfe, head softball of absence to Christen Hull cleanup week beginning responded as follows: coach; Rusty Richards, for the 2001-02 school year Monday, and continuing CENTRAL DISPATCH reserve baseball coach; for the purpose of raising her through Friday.· 1:59 p.m.,West Main Street, AEP-49 Gannett- 64). Rockwell- 44), .Rebecca Evans, reserve soft- newborn child as allowed · Crews will begin near Eiizabeth Carman, Holzer An:h Coal - 33 General Electric- 48~ Rocky Boots - 4}, under Article 25 of the . ball coach. Akzo-44~ GKNLY-11 RD Sheil- 56~ Fruth Phar11_1aey on South Metlical Center; AmTech/SBC 41~ Southern Local Education Harley Davidson - 45~ sears-36~ Head teaching positions 3:20 p.m., Holzer Medil:al Ashland Inc. - 42), Srcond Avenur, and continue Kmart- g),. Shoney's -l. that were not renewed this Association contract; through town. There wiD be Center Clinic, Ida Gardner, AT&T-23), Kroger- 22~ Wai-Mar1- 52~ • granted Donald Dudc:lirig only one pick-up per resi- HMC; Bank One - 38), · year due to the dosing of lands End -29~ Wendy's- 24). Bob Evans 18l, L1d. -15~ Worthlng10n - 1ol. sabbati~al leave for · the a buildings this summer were 5:18p.m ., Ohio 681, assist- BorgWarnar - 45~ dence. Up to four tires per Oak Hill Financial Daily stool< reports are Carolyn Robinson, Southern 2001..:02 school year as . residence will be picked up, ed by Tuppers Plains as First Champion- 2~ 13~. !he 4 p.m. closing Junior High; Linda Fisher, allowed under Article 23 of but chemicals, paint, batteries, Responder, Wells VanDyke, Charming Shops - 5 .. OVB ·-24~ quotes of. 1he previous City Holding - 9 BBT-35~1 day's transactions, proPortland Elementary; arid the Southern Local Educa- and appliances with freon will Camden-Clark Memorial Federal Mogul - 3), Peoples -17 vided by Smith Partners ' Patricia Struble, Syracuse Ele- tion Association contract: USB-22), Premier - 6), Hospital; at Advest Inc. not. • pre~nted former board mentary. . 11 :15 p.m., Point Lane, Janice New, Rebecca Evans member Marty Morarity a assisted by Pomeroy as First . and Carissa Bailey's contracts plaque for his "outstanding" Responder, Genevia Wigal, work with the school ~oard were also not renewed. HMC. The following classified during his term in office. REEDSVILLE · supplemental contracts were Attending the meeting MIDDL.EPORT A 6:48 p.m._, Naylors Run, PapAl not renewed: Daniel Riffie, were board members Ron touring troupe of ~he nation- . Donald Pierce, Pleasant Valley Subscribe today. 992,2156 ·bus route tQ Letart Falls; Cammarata, Richard Hill, ally-acclaimed production, Hospital. Development District, Thomas Hill, bus route to David Kuscnu, Doug little, "Always .. . Patsy Cline" wiD ·allowing the agency to seek RUTLAND Letart Falls; Wendell . Ervin, Southern Local Treasurer appear at the American 9:42 a .ni., Ohio 325, grant funding for its operabus route to Portland; Charles Dennie Hill, and Southern Legion post in Middleport on Pauline Gorby, HMC; tion. Lawrence, four-hour South- Local Superintendent James April 27, beginning at '7:30 I :53 p.m., Locust Street, Meigs County is one of ern High School . custodian; Lawrence. p.m. Emmah Buck, treated; eight counties in southeastTickets are $10 . each, and 9: 12 p.m., Dexter Road, ern Ohio which are memcan be purchased at th~ Ohio Dorothy Woodard. HMC. bers of the BH / HVRDD. very good." River Bear Co., Peciples BH/HVRDD will se~k TUPPERS PLAINS "I respect what the shelter Banking and Trust Co., and 6:41 p.m., Leading Cre~k. $55,000 in grant funds for Dcpartmcn,t Robert Clonch, HMC. does for individuals who arc Middleport .economiC developmem • having a rough time and I sinfromPIIpAl planning, and will use cerely hope that this guitar 'S 18,333 as a cash match. The "Hopefully the guitar \Viii can bring some pleasure to counties involved in the dis:provi'de hours of informal jam the facility's r~sidents," said trict pay dues for . membersessions, group sing-a-longs Spencer. ship. or an oppor,tunity for resiCommissioner JefTThornJohnson added that most of dents to try their O\Vn hand at the shelter's residents arc from· ton announced that the commissioners are in ·che · playing an instrumelll," added Meigs and Gallia counties, WASHINGTON (AP) zone early stages of planning for and that all donations are welJohnson. The Bush administration said a stretching painting the courthouse, and Spencer said he is "more come. 34-nation summit opening in fiom Alaska asked that contractors interthan happy" to donate the To donate items, except for on Friday will set an Quebec to Chile. He ested in pursuing the conguitar to the homeless shelter clothes, which, Johnson said, also want< 10 trace for the project pick up and that the possibility of · they have more than enough agenda for safeguarding democracy throughout the . Western persuade a a bid packet, after April 25, at more instruments being of, contact the shelter at 992Hemisphere while building reluctant the commissioners' office. donated in the future "looks 6214. tighter economic bonds. Congress to The commissioners also: "The sooner \W get a free grant him • Appointed Roger Hysell broad to fill the unexpired term of officials ancl clergy, Trinity trade agreement for the Ameri' · authority to cas in place, the better off the Mick Howell on the Meigs Church, Thursday, 7:30 a.m. continent will be;· Preside~! pegotiate trade treaties that law- County MR/DD board; • Concert of Prayer, Thurs- Bush said Thursday during an makers can vote up or down • Approved paymebt of PapAl ciay, 7 p.m., A1h Street Oval Office meeting with Pres- without changes. bills in the amount of · ident Fernando De Ia Rua of "I'm going to be very aggres- $316,729.49, with Church, Middleport. , 206 Other events include: 1 sive about pushing a free trade entries; The Rev. Craig Crossfuan Argentina. • · • Prayer vigil at the agenda for the hemisphere;' • Approved appropriations .Pomeroy United Methodist ·of the Trinity Church serves ·' · It marked the seventh ti!Ue Bush said. for the Furtherance of Jusas the coordinator for this Bwh bas met with a Western Church, Sunday at 4 p. m, His senior advisers, briefing Hemisphere leader in advance tice funds in the prosecutor's • Prayer breakfast for public year's event. of the Summit of the AmeriCas; reponers in advance of the trip, office and sheriff's office; the three-day session opening to spelled out the president's strate• Approved the appropriagy to court Democrat< who a chorus of protests from antition of $300 to the Disabled want labor and environmental American Veterans for theglobalization demonstrators. · Bush hopes the gathering standards included in trade pacts de coration of local graves . . builds suppott in the United' and enforced through trade Cleek Gloria Kloes also · (US~S213-HO) ' Ohio Vot'-Y Pubtlllllng eo. · States .for a barrier-free trade sanctions. attended. 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In addition to this government study, the Gas Saver has received patents for cleaning out carbon and · raising octane, making premium fuel unnecessary for most vehicles. Joel Robinson, the developer, commented: "Almost a half million Gas Savers have been sold. To our surprise, as many people buy the Gas Saver because it ex1ends engine life (by cleaning our 'the abrasive carbon deposits) as buy it to increase gas mileage or to raise octane." For further information, call : 1-800-LESS-GAS 1·800-537· 7427 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. �• • PapAl I The Daily Sentinel • , ..... Aprl20, 21101 ' 21.2111 LOCAL BRIEFS Cincinnati could·commit to mediation on issues ,. C>2001 ~- Inc. _ .. ·:, ~~~~~~·4< . . .... . ....Stn, Pt CbDt SncNet T-mms Ran fUrieS . Snow ... appruYe any settlement agm:menL FiiW applm121 will rest with the city council ~w., want the community to play a significant tOle,- said Scott Grttl!wood, onr of thr auoroeys suing the ciry. The ciry was sued in March by Cincinnati Bbck United Front and the Amrrican Civil liberties Union. . The deal proposed Thursday would cost as much as ,$200,000, with half coming fiom city taxpayen and half fiom a private fuu ndation that Uudin raCe relations, the newspaprr said. A mediator who has worked on "conflict resolution" in Northrrn lrebnd, the Middle E:ast and South Africa would be hired with some of that money. There also \vould be an assessment of the policies and practices of Cincinnati Dali original goes to museum . ' police and a series of COlllmnniry meetings, questionnaires and online su~. the oew5paper said. "There are solutions," said Jay Rothman, the mediator who would handle the Cincinnati "We can't get out of this alone. We have to work together:• Thr Rev. Damon Lynch ru, leader of Black United Front, said thr proposal is a step in the right direction. "Not only is it really going to hrlp tOward the healing, it will really have the teeth to change thr way policing is done in the city," be said. City Council members, who were privately briefed on the deal by city bwyers Thursday, mosdy favored the ide3, the newsp•p<;r said. case. mary nucchup with state Auditor Jim Petro, The Columbus Dispatch reported Friday. . · . Deters was preparing a letter for delivery as early as Fnday to Ohio GOP Chairman Robert B~nn~tt, stating that he will run for attornt'}' general rather than seek re-election, the Dispatch reported, citing soufces it did not identify. Ohio Attorney General Betty Montgomery cannot seek reelection because of term limits. CLEVELAND (AP) -The Cleveland Museum of Art has purchased the Salvador Dali ·painting "la Reve," or "Th~ Dream," for an undisclos.:d price. The museum, which announced the purchase Thursday, tlidn 't tliscloso: the seller. The Plain D~aler reported Friday that it was sold by Daniel . BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS and warnwr. High near 80. Filipacchi, chairman of Ha cheue Filipacchi nugazines, which Warm weather, with high Southw~st wind 10 to 15 publishes Elle, Car & Driver, Premiere and Woman 's Day. ~ temperatures approaching 80 mph. The museum said Thursday that the painting, selected by degrees, is forecast for the Saturday night...Pardy Dali in 1936 among th~ee works to represent· him in a London NEWARK (AP) - · A mother of three has been charged weekend; but it will include cloudy. Lo\v 56 to 59. Surrealist exhibit, would go on display next Friday for six with raping a tO-year-old boy left in her care by his mother. stormy conditions. Extended fore1=ast: months. The painting then will undergp treatnt~nt in thr Kristin E. Newsome, 28, of Hebron, made no statementS' Sho,vers and thunderstorms Sunday.. . Pardy cloudy. museum's conservation studio. during her arraignment before Municipal Judge Thomas are predicted for Saturday and Highs in the lower 80s. Marcelain this week in this central Ohio community. Sunday, the National Weather Monday. .. Pardy cloudy and. Under Ohio law, having sexual intercourse with a child Service said. continued warm. low around under. 13 is Warm, moist southerly 60 and high in the mid 80s. . conside,ed rape. If convicted, she could face I 0 · CANTON (AP) -A man and woman who stole $215,000 . yean m pnson . winds also will bring higher Tuesday. :.A chance of fiom a supermarket in September were caught after they Newsome · was supervising the boy at the request of his humidities. showers during the day, other- stuffed the loot in a locker but missed the sign warning that mother when the attack allegedly occurred in a walk-in closOvernight lows will be in wise partly cloudy. low in the lockers must be emptied nightly. the upper 50s. upper 50s and high in the mid Terry A. Allen. 27, of Massillon, was sentenced to three yean et March 22. Licking County Children's Services received .an Sunset tonight will be at anonymous tip about the matter. 70s. in prison after pleading guilty Thursday in Stark County Com8:15, and sunrise on Saturday . Wednesday... Mosdy cloudy mon Pleas Court to aggravated theft and receiving stolen is at 6:45 a.m . wuh a chance of showers. Low . property. · Weather forecast: near 50 and high in the lower Anita L. Patterson, 22, of Canton, pleaded gni1ty last week to Tonight.. . Mosdy cloudy. CLEVEl,.AND (AP) - Ohio's largest school system has 60s. the same charges and was scheduled to be sentenced Fr.iday. Low in the mid 50s. South Thursday... /\ chance of Patterson, a clerk in the store's money room, showed Allen offered to let outsiders keep track of how $800 million in wind 10 to I 5 mph becoming showers, otherwise partly how to get in after hours through an emergency exit. She school construction funds are spent if votors approval a tax light. . cloudy. Low near 40 and h1gh would steal the cash and Patterson would report being robbed increase May 8. Saturday... Mostly cloudy near 60. by a lone bantlit. The accountability. commission was announced Thursday by . Barbara Byrd-Bennett, chief executive officer of the 78,000student Cleveland district. The 25-member panel will be led by retired U.S. Rep. Louis· DAYTON (AP) -A state proposal that would require nurs- Stokes, D-Ohio, and Robert ~illespie, cl!airman and retired COLUMBUS (AP) - Tf the state gets its way, custodial par- i~g homes to meet the minimum fed~ral guidelines for staffing CEO ofKeyCorp. Other members wiU .be announced later. ents whose child-support payments were withheld illegally is drawing criticism .from consumer advocates and the nursing The tlistrict is trying to win support for a S335 million bond will receive back payments for only six months, rather than 2 home indust.Y, issue•and a million building-maintenance levy. If. the mea1/2 years. · The new standard requires a daily average of 2. 75 hours of sure is the district would qualify for SSOO million in Attorneys for the state on Thursday asked the lOth Ohio direct care per nursing home resident, replacing the current matching state\fimdls: District ~our! of Appeals to dismiss a lawsuit by a child-sup- d~ily average of 1.~ hours per resident. port advocacy group because the state has· corrected th~ prob-· Advocate'S for the elderly are disappointed chat seine officials lem and is not (\bligated to pay back any more chan it already didn't propo~ a higher standard. ~"The_' reality is th~t tho:se- minimum !!a11dards become the Assistant Attorney General Alan Schwepe told Magistrate maximum," said Doug McGarry, head oi the Area Agency on .Patricia Davidson that states were given the option to stop Aging. "In many cases, facilities don't meet them. Or it's only withholding the payments as of Oct. 1, 199i!, or Oct I, 2000, on P~.per and not in practice." . and Ohio chose the latter date. The state recendy r.e turned about S 1.5 million it had improperly seized since October, and a r~view committee 1 . made up of state and local child-support officials bar.. recomCOLUMBUS (AI') ·- A primary battle 'may be looming • mended that the state not try to pay back any moqey seized next year between two Republican state officeholders. ' before then. State Treasurer Joseph Deters will · officially announce HIS candidacy for Ohio attorney general soon, resulting in a pri- I Possibility of rain forecast ( Mother faces rape accusation I ' , CIDiolltv CINCINNATI (AP) -The ciry and black resideniS who sued in M.m:h accusing . Cincinnati police of 30 years of targeting blacks because of the-ir race aR moving tOW1td. ~lving t:M dispute. City Council could vote as early as ne'!Cl week on a deal that could re50lve the federal lawsuit alleging the acial profiling. As part of the deal, an independent mediator woqld gather comments fiom thousands '01' resideniS while attorneys try to settle the case without going to trial, The Cincinnag Enquirer reported Friday. The n~wspap~r said an oudine of the deal was presented Thursday to U.S. District Judge Susan Dlorr, who muse ,, .Pair admits to theft Schools look to sway voters I Sta~ may ' ' ' ' Nul'$ing home proposal rapped , limit payments . . Deters, Petro brace for primary . I .I :• State officials :to meet with ' .ofp~nents ~o ' refuge , ' COLUMBUS (AP) . - f State officials for the first time will enter the ·debate over a proposed wildlife refuge in westcentral Ohio when they meet with oppbnents co discuss conservation alternatives. Sam Speck, the Department of Natural Resources' director, and Freel Dailey, the Department of Agriculture's .director, will talk with Madison and Union eounry commissioners about expantling a land conservation program to include the area where the proposed lied~ Darby National Wildlife Refuge would be built. "We're going out to listen and see if there are ido:as that deserve 10 be pursued," Speck said Thursday. A meeting date had not b~en set. The U.S. F:ish and Wildlife . St.'rvice and environmental groups believe the refugo: in the two coumies is needed to protect wildlife habitats and to prevent urban spraWL Farmers · who fear losing their land say incrt•asiilg participation in conservation initiatives, Ilk~ 'the Conservation Re serve Enhancement Program, will. I accomplish th~ sa me goals. ------ - - - - - - - ---- IS In r a :1· • RolleJt 11ob' Gond1 . MIDDLEPORT_ - Robert "Bob" Clonch, Middleport, diedThursday,April19,200t in Holzer Medical Center. Arr.mgements will be announcrd by Fisher-Acttt Funeral Store. Based on a true story, the production teUs the story of Cline's life and curer through the eyes of Louise Seger, a Cline fan and friend. Apl19, 21111 ..J••• ........... POMEROY Divorce actions have been filrd in Meigs County Common l'cta.. ....,..... Home, MiddleporL Pleas Coun by Naney Brod..0.73 • erick, Pomeroy; against Martin 10,aM~ 10,582.15 J. Broderick, Pomeroy, and by RACINE - Racine Area Alconllllgll: 11,722.98 !_...;.;_,iWL__ _J~L...:,..J.,.--- 71JID Kathy Miller, three-hour Janice Zabran, Pomeroy, Community Organization Jan. 14.20110 J.WJARI' FeH.loiAI' loWICH APRil Southern Junior High cook's against Walid M. Zahan, will meet on April,24 at 6:30 helper. Newbern, N.C. p.m . A potluck dinner will be f1111111 P&ae A1 An action for dissolution of held. In other matters, the board: Apl19. 2001 • approved Jennifer Cum- nurriage has been filed by Daniel Ri.ffie, transportation mins and Wanda Shuler as William G. Anderson Jr., supervisor; Anon Sayre, voca- substitute teachers for die .Albany, and Tonya M. Andertional FFA; Larry Smith, route remainder of the 2000-01 son, .Albany. contract for transportation of school year on an as-needed 1,253.70 students to both Meigs Local basis, pentling approval by the ATHENS -Authorities in and Eastern Local. l'cta..-"'"""" Athens County believe that Ohio Department of Educ~­ +1.26 Other individuals awarded tion; the shooting of :In Athens supplemental contracts conman on Thunday evening was 1,253.71 1.233.39 • approved the 'classified job tingent upon the necessary POMEROY - Civil fore- a suicide. llocord high: 1,527.-w - - - , - - - ----l'-----::--- 1.000 descriptions for head conk numbers Qf students wanting closure actions haw been filed APRIL to a press release Ma,.;h 24. 20110 JANUARY FeBRUARY MARCH According and regular cooks at Southern In participate in the program in Meigs County Common from Athens County Sheriff Elementary. Thel~ would not were J~anettc Oldako:r, pep Pleas Court· by Asset Acc~ p­ Vernon R. Castle, William E. result in any new positions; 4.000 April19; 2001 band director and marching tancc Corp., W..rren, ·Mi ch:, Riley. 54, of Haines Ridge. but rather, a continuation of band tlirector: R y.m Lemley, against Ralph W. Meist<:r, ' was found by his wife in the 3.500 existing cook positions in the junior high seventh grad~ Rutland; Beneficial Ohio bedroom of· th~ couple's new building; boy~ basketball coach; Scott Inc., Elmhurst, Ill., against home. +102.70 3.000 • ·changed order m th e Wolfe, freshman boys basketJana R . Williams, Middl~port, "The injuries appear to· be 2,182.14 amount of $60,000 to KAL ball. and others; and Athens land- self-inflicted," the statement 2,500 Electric for camera surveill'ct dwlge """' "'....... Supplemental positions not mark, Inc., Athens, against said. f'l.94 lance system in the n~w elerenewed this year . were Charles E. Yost, Racine, and 2.000 mentary; others. · 2,182.14 2,D82.24 Tammy Chapman , reserve • approved · a resolution girls basketball coach; Tom Record high: 5,048.62 1,500 Smith, assistant football granting' a wavier day for May Maldl10. 2000 JANUARY FEBRUARY MARCH APRIL POMEROY - Units of coach; Allen Pape, junior high I 0 to foll<m:-up on the waivthe Meigs Emergency Service football coach; Scott Wick- _e r day taken in February; MIDDLEPORT - Mid- answered nine calls for· assis• app,roved a one-year leave ·line, head baseball coach; dleport will have its spring tance on Thursday. Units . ·Scott Wolfe, head softball of absence to Christen Hull cleanup week beginning responded as follows: coach; Rusty Richards, for the 2001-02 school year Monday, and continuing CENTRAL DISPATCH reserve baseball coach; for the purpose of raising her through Friday.· 1:59 p.m.,West Main Street, AEP-49 Gannett- 64). Rockwell- 44), .Rebecca Evans, reserve soft- newborn child as allowed · Crews will begin near Eiizabeth Carman, Holzer An:h Coal - 33 General Electric- 48~ Rocky Boots - 4}, under Article 25 of the . ball coach. Akzo-44~ GKNLY-11 RD Sheil- 56~ Fruth Phar11_1aey on South Metlical Center; AmTech/SBC 41~ Southern Local Education Harley Davidson - 45~ sears-36~ Head teaching positions 3:20 p.m., Holzer Medil:al Ashland Inc. - 42), Srcond Avenur, and continue Kmart- g),. Shoney's -l. that were not renewed this Association contract; through town. There wiD be Center Clinic, Ida Gardner, AT&T-23), Kroger- 22~ Wai-Mar1- 52~ • granted Donald Dudc:lirig only one pick-up per resi- HMC; Bank One - 38), · year due to the dosing of lands End -29~ Wendy's- 24). Bob Evans 18l, L1d. -15~ Worthlng10n - 1ol. sabbati~al leave for · the a buildings this summer were 5:18p.m ., Ohio 681, assist- BorgWarnar - 45~ dence. Up to four tires per Oak Hill Financial Daily stool< reports are Carolyn Robinson, Southern 2001..:02 school year as . residence will be picked up, ed by Tuppers Plains as First Champion- 2~ 13~. !he 4 p.m. closing Junior High; Linda Fisher, allowed under Article 23 of but chemicals, paint, batteries, Responder, Wells VanDyke, Charming Shops - 5 .. OVB ·-24~ quotes of. 1he previous City Holding - 9 BBT-35~1 day's transactions, proPortland Elementary; arid the Southern Local Educa- and appliances with freon will Camden-Clark Memorial Federal Mogul - 3), Peoples -17 vided by Smith Partners ' Patricia Struble, Syracuse Ele- tion Association contract: USB-22), Premier - 6), Hospital; at Advest Inc. not. • pre~nted former board mentary. . 11 :15 p.m., Point Lane, Janice New, Rebecca Evans member Marty Morarity a assisted by Pomeroy as First . and Carissa Bailey's contracts plaque for his "outstanding" Responder, Genevia Wigal, work with the school ~oard were also not renewed. HMC. The following classified during his term in office. REEDSVILLE · supplemental contracts were Attending the meeting MIDDL.EPORT A 6:48 p.m._, Naylors Run, PapAl not renewed: Daniel Riffie, were board members Ron touring troupe of ~he nation- . Donald Pierce, Pleasant Valley Subscribe today. 992,2156 ·bus route tQ Letart Falls; Cammarata, Richard Hill, ally-acclaimed production, Hospital. Development District, Thomas Hill, bus route to David Kuscnu, Doug little, "Always .. . Patsy Cline" wiD ·allowing the agency to seek RUTLAND Letart Falls; Wendell . Ervin, Southern Local Treasurer appear at the American 9:42 a .ni., Ohio 325, grant funding for its operabus route to Portland; Charles Dennie Hill, and Southern Legion post in Middleport on Pauline Gorby, HMC; tion. Lawrence, four-hour South- Local Superintendent James April 27, beginning at '7:30 I :53 p.m., Locust Street, Meigs County is one of ern High School . custodian; Lawrence. p.m. Emmah Buck, treated; eight counties in southeastTickets are $10 . each, and 9: 12 p.m., Dexter Road, ern Ohio which are memcan be purchased at th~ Ohio Dorothy Woodard. HMC. bers of the BH / HVRDD. very good." River Bear Co., Peciples BH/HVRDD will se~k TUPPERS PLAINS "I respect what the shelter Banking and Trust Co., and 6:41 p.m., Leading Cre~k. $55,000 in grant funds for Dcpartmcn,t Robert Clonch, HMC. does for individuals who arc Middleport .economiC developmem • having a rough time and I sinfromPIIpAl planning, and will use cerely hope that this guitar 'S 18,333 as a cash match. The "Hopefully the guitar \Viii can bring some pleasure to counties involved in the dis:provi'de hours of informal jam the facility's r~sidents," said trict pay dues for . membersessions, group sing-a-longs Spencer. ship. or an oppor,tunity for resiCommissioner JefTThornJohnson added that most of dents to try their O\Vn hand at the shelter's residents arc from· ton announced that the commissioners are in ·che · playing an instrumelll," added Meigs and Gallia counties, WASHINGTON (AP) zone early stages of planning for and that all donations are welJohnson. The Bush administration said a stretching painting the courthouse, and Spencer said he is "more come. 34-nation summit opening in fiom Alaska asked that contractors interthan happy" to donate the To donate items, except for on Friday will set an Quebec to Chile. He ested in pursuing the conguitar to the homeless shelter clothes, which, Johnson said, also want< 10 trace for the project pick up and that the possibility of · they have more than enough agenda for safeguarding democracy throughout the . Western persuade a a bid packet, after April 25, at more instruments being of, contact the shelter at 992Hemisphere while building reluctant the commissioners' office. donated in the future "looks 6214. tighter economic bonds. Congress to The commissioners also: "The sooner \W get a free grant him • Appointed Roger Hysell broad to fill the unexpired term of officials ancl clergy, Trinity trade agreement for the Ameri' · authority to cas in place, the better off the Mick Howell on the Meigs Church, Thursday, 7:30 a.m. continent will be;· Preside~! pegotiate trade treaties that law- County MR/DD board; • Concert of Prayer, Thurs- Bush said Thursday during an makers can vote up or down • Approved paymebt of PapAl ciay, 7 p.m., A1h Street Oval Office meeting with Pres- without changes. bills in the amount of · ident Fernando De Ia Rua of "I'm going to be very aggres- $316,729.49, with Church, Middleport. , 206 Other events include: 1 sive about pushing a free trade entries; The Rev. Craig Crossfuan Argentina. • · • Prayer vigil at the agenda for the hemisphere;' • Approved appropriations .Pomeroy United Methodist ·of the Trinity Church serves ·' · It marked the seventh ti!Ue Bush said. for the Furtherance of Jusas the coordinator for this Bwh bas met with a Western Church, Sunday at 4 p. m, His senior advisers, briefing Hemisphere leader in advance tice funds in the prosecutor's • Prayer breakfast for public year's event. of the Summit of the AmeriCas; reponers in advance of the trip, office and sheriff's office; the three-day session opening to spelled out the president's strate• Approved the appropriagy to court Democrat< who a chorus of protests from antition of $300 to the Disabled want labor and environmental American Veterans for theglobalization demonstrators. · Bush hopes the gathering standards included in trade pacts de coration of local graves . . builds suppott in the United' and enforced through trade Cleek Gloria Kloes also · (US~S213-HO) ' Ohio Vot'-Y Pubtlllllng eo. · States .for a barrier-free trade sanctions. attended. 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In addition to this government study, the Gas Saver has received patents for cleaning out carbon and · raising octane, making premium fuel unnecessary for most vehicles. Joel Robinson, the developer, commented: "Almost a half million Gas Savers have been sold. To our surprise, as many people buy the Gas Saver because it ex1ends engine life (by cleaning our 'the abrasive carbon deposits) as buy it to increase gas mileage or to raise octane." For further information, call : 1-800-LESS-GAS 1·800-537· 7427 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. �PageA4 ' 'lbe Daily Sa~ B.HII ,q The Daily Sentinel erous.and creative perspn in your life. You are fortumte, irideed. P.S. Ask your mother-in-law to show you how it's done so the tradition doesn't die when she i.s gone. DEAR ABBY: Ever since I saw the movie "Schindler$ List," I have been curious about why small stones \vere placed on the grave markers in the Jewish cemetery. I \vish it had been explained at the end of the movie, ~Ut it wasn 't. rot SUR" ntany other people wondered about it just as I did. Can )uu tell me the re•son? CURIOUS IN IlliNOIS DEAR CURIOUS: According to ~bbi Bentzio.n Kravitz in Beverly H1lls, there are two reasons - pr:~cti­ cal and mystical. Practically speaking, stan<> signifY that someone has visitL"<i the grave to hono' the dd:cased. The stones are placed in lieu of flow 111 Court St., PomeiOJ, Ohio 740 112·2156 • Fu:: .1112-2157 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chllrtel w. Qoveo; Publ..... A. SMwn Lewis , Managing Editor 01.- Kay Hill Conlroller OHIO VIEWS llous Refusal to take advantage offunds is a bad dedsion I J •The (Toledo) Blade: Governor Taft's refusal to take advantage of federal funds to treat poor women needing treatment for breast and uterine cancer is callous and unwise. This bad decision makes monsters of every Ohioan, whp will. be responsible in the end for telling women in their midst each year that they must suffer with their fatal disease and perhaps die of it because Ohioans view them as a drain on the state's economy. The federal government pays S3.2 million for screening for these cancers. Were Ohio to set aside a mere $435,000 in the state budget, the state could attract more than Sl million in federal funds to treat uninsured women between 40 and 64 whose incomes are too high to quality for Medicaid, the statefederal medical plan for the poorest of people. Covered, for example, wotild be women who earn $22,000 a year and have two children. · The governor's tight pockets must be loosened, despite his newous-Nellie tics over his less-than-innovative school funding plan and the bite it will take from the budget. • The (Youngstown) Vindicator: Since 1775, the United States Postal Service has been a constant in the life of this nation. It represents the ultimate in government service to the pub- ' · lie. ' That is why it cannot be viewed in the same context .as private .sector mail-delivery entities and should not be judged solely on the basis of its balance sheet. The Postal Service's financial problems are disturbing, of course, but the solution doesn't lie in ending Saturday delivery. Rather, other cost-saving measures should be pursued, such as reducing the number of ~ploye es and consolidating post offices. There may come a time when Congress has to support the Postal Service with taX dollars, but first the service must show that it has made the tough decisions to cut costs. • TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i, I j • • ·' Today is Friday, April 20, the II Oth day of 2001, There are 255 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: On April 20, 1971 , the Supreme"Court uphela the use of busing to achieve racial desegregation in schools. On this date: · In 1836, the Territory ofWiscon~in'was established by Congress., 1 In 1889, Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau, Austria. In 1902, scientists Marie and Pierre Curie isolateli the radioactive element radilim. · · In 1940,RCA publicly demonstrated its new and powerful electron microscope. In 1945, during World War II, allied forces took control of the German cities of Nuremberg and Stuttgart. I In 1968, Pierre Elliott Trudeau was sworn in as prime minister of Canada. In 1972, the manned lunar module from Apollo 16landed on the moon. In 1978, a Korean Air Lines Boeing 707 crash~landed in northwestern Russia after being fired on by a Soviet interceptor after entering Soviet airspace. Two passengers were killed. In 1980, the first Cubans sailing to the United States as part of the massive Marie! boatlift reached Florida. · In 1999, the Columbine High School massacre took place in Littleton, Colo.,'as students I;ric Harris and Dylan Klebold shot and killed 12 classmates and one teacher and wounded 26 others before taking their own lives. Ten years ago: U.S. Marines landed in northern Iraq to begin building the first center for Kurdish refugees on Iraqi territory: Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, the U.S. commander of Operation Desert Storm, left Saudi Arabia for home. five years ago: Russia and the leaders of the world's seven richest democracies agreed in Moscow to end n11dear tests by · the fall and pledged new steps to keep nucle.a r materials out of · the wrong hands. · · One year ago: Littleton, Colo., paused to remember the ·victims on the first anniversary of the Columbine High School ·massacre. Today's Birthdays: Bandleader Lionel Hampton is · 93. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is 81. Actress Nina ' Foch is 77. Singer Johnny Tillotson is 62. Actor George Takei is 61. Actor Ryan O'Neal is 60. Rock musician Craig frost (Grand funk; Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band) is 53.Actress Jes- . sica Lange is 52. Singer Luther Vandross is 50. Actor Denis Leary is 43. Actor Clint Howard is 42. Country singer Wade Hayes is 32.Actress Carmen Electra is 29.ActorJoey Lawrence is 25. • SOCIETY NEWS & NOTES •I SATURDAY SALEM CENTER - Star Grange n8 and Slar Joolor Grange 878, potluck supper and fun night Saturday, Glllll!J8 hall. He's wired, but he's certainly not happy about it Schuller no longer .has to t~ase folks into church · . His first congregation was composed of 75 automobiles. The church ad that week in the Orange County, Ca~f., newspaper was a teaser. "Everyone who comes will have a soft, . upholstered seat by an open .window;· the ad read. It didn't mention that the comfortable seat would be the one in yo~r own car or that the ptilpit was the sticky tarpaper roof on· top of the refreshment stand at the drive-in theater near the Santa Ana freeway. The year was 1955, and the Rev. Robert Schuller was 29. Today, at ?5, Schuller no longer has to tease to get people to come to church. He long ago climbed down from his rooftop pulpit .o n the drive-in's refreshment stand - for which he paid a weekly rental of $10. He now preaches from the $25 inillion all-glass Crystal Cathedral, which can be seen from the top of the Matterhorn ride in Disneyland three miles aW,ay. Although 1,800 people can sit inside the cathedral, Schuller has kept the drive• in concept that started him on his suecessful min istry. Hundreds sit in their cars in a parking lot adjacent to the church and hear the service on their car radios. Millions more tune in to the cathedral's " Hour of Power" on TV. Schuller still considers the parking lot ·to be one of the keys to the church's . ' ., . ' George Plagertz. COWMNIST growth. He says that when his church increased its parking from 700 spaces to 1,400 spaces at .a time when 700 was "adequate;• attendance rose astronomically. · · "'Adequate' parking space means room for everybody's cars if you squeeze and maneuver and are ready to wait in line," he says. "As modern Americans have become spoiled by easy parking at shopping centers, they have become more and more irritated by parking congestion they find at their' churches." Another of Schuller's tips for ministers: Don't be contrOVersial on the pulpit. .Controversy. says Schuller, should be han·died in a classroom or small group setting where there can be dialogue. He also quotes with favor the writer who ~ys, "What distresses many middle-class churchgoing families is the feeling that .. the minister is so preoccupied with 'the plight of distant people' that he ignores • the urgent personal problems of his own parishioners." Schuller also .believes ministers don't . 'pay enough attention to the unchurched. When he discovered there were 1,300 medical doctors living in Orange County, Calif., where his church is located, he invited the president of the American Medical Association to preach· at his ptilpit. then he wrote a letter to all' the doc- . tors in the community, inviting them to hear the AMA president. Many came. Schuller is also critical of sermon titles he believes are directed at religious p~o­ ple. An example of a good sermon tide: "How to Milke a Marriage Succeed." He likes it because it sounds as if it is an article from a secular magazine, "but you can . put plenty of the aible and Christ into · ' . H MONDAY ' , POMEROY - Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, annual i1JS118Ction. Monday, Chester Masonic Temple. Members of Pomeroy Chapter to take · salad or dessert. ;.,~. DANVILLE -A free pond clinic sponsored by The OSU Extension, Meigs SWCD and NRCS will take place on Saturday from 9;30 a.m. till12 p.m. at lhe Cullis Dalthaser Fann on Bliar Ridge RoM For more lnfonnation, call 992· 4282. WJttmbeJg. ?er can West Ohio Conference of lhe Uniled Methodist Church, will be at the Racine United Methodist Church Sunday tmm 2 to 4 p.m. He will be avaiJable to answer any questions concerning the church and its minisbies. POMEROY - Meigs Counly Retired Teachers : Saturday, noon, Trinlly Church;s Bethany bUiding. Leah Jean Old lo present "The Under· ground Railroad in Meigs Counly History." Ali retired leachers invited lo attend. Call992-3214 or949gl.ti: \\ ~~~ 2601 for luncheon reservations. Ben PLAGENZ'S VIEW ' ' FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs Counly Anllritis Supporl Group, Friday, 10 1o 11 ;30 a.m. at the Meigs Counly Senior Citi· zens Center, Pomeroy. cup of ice cream, rrying to figure out how ' to pull the lid. off. So I hate it all, right? I want it all to go · . away, the Internet and all the other newfangled stuff. No, I do. not. in the old days . I did reporting on a typewriter and wrote books and columns by hand. I resisted • · word processing for years. Now l won- : hh~ I ever cotilhsdhave written dwit!?~~t :, 1t. 1 s uwe paragrap , sentences an pnr..,.. ~ es around until I think they work, and all COLUMNIST my finished pieces are on my hard drive, . ' easily accessible. It even helps with my ':' Why buy one? Because !lost my old point spehling. And bow co.tild I live without e- : . 'n' shoot, because my brother-i'!-law Gene mail? · • said "digital technology is ready" and Sd I don't hate it all. I'd better not. I had "' because Gene has been sending me fantas- occasion recently to sit with a small group tic prints, which he jiggles on Adobe Pho- asking questions of the CEO of one of the toshop. 1 cotild easily do the same, he said. leading Internet hardware companies. I 1 have had a great deal of diflictilty set- asked him, "Haws business?" Short term is ting the date on the camera on my Kodak lousy, he said. But long term, fantastic, he digital, let alone "capturing" a picture, or said, do you think they're going to stop understanding the purpose of ''revieW;' building out the Internet? 0f course not. " "connect" and.. pre•erences ."" •es, 1 re ad the (What does "building out" mean?) ual f . did d rstand If they stopped all this stuff, the stock man -· part o 1t. 1 not un e k uld f:"' fu h -~-'-' d • mar et wo "!1 rt er. I cc::i....Uuy on t that a. plug-in and a CD were needed to ha hap Half th Am · want t t to peri. e . encan put the diskettes of pictures on your com- public owns stock. moit of them in some puter, which .wotild mean pressing"Install:' of these pless-<lne companies, indudirig · Pl;essing "Install" rarely works for me. For me. Many millions are employed by them, ·, e~mple, I bought a wireless mouse directJY an.d m · di ct1 So 1 · h th h re Y. WIS ose tee very convenient! -. but' the guy from my people good fortune. But I wish they · office had to come to my apartment to wo··'d make I·t easter · on us. Maybe then · w those teeh wreck stoeks wow ··'d tebound. Press "Install" for me. In any event, I am not getting fantastic And by the way. you can write me at : · pictures. And I have remembered an watmailaol.com., find out what I'm up to .. im~ortant fact: Gene was a professional at h~:/ /www.ae~.org and learn about my '. ' photographer and ~ys to9k wonderful yublit · televlSlon . show · ,at ptctures. http:/ /www.pbs.org/thinktank. Yeah, I m I cotild gO on. I bought an elementary wired, but I'm not happy. "organizer" a few years ago, just for calen·dar and to-do lists. What could be simpler? Ben Wattenberg, a senior fellow at the Ameri- ' Enterprise Instirute, is the lwst-essayist ofthe I followed every direction and was unable to enter a single phone number. Perhaps P,BS special "The First Measured Century" and co-dutlwr of a tlew book of the sarne title (AEI this is genetic. f r6nember my late father, a very Press, 2000). He is the host of the weekly pubsmart man, wrestling with a small Dixie lic televisi~n pPI!fl'arn "Think 1/mk." (V,.ar Abby is written by Pauliuc l¥rillip; aud dilr(~lrtcr ]camrc Plrillips.) LOCAL HAPPENINGS WATTENBERG'S VIEW It's no wonder to me that the current · economy is called by some "a tech wreck:' Maybe we can fix it.Take a test and ramble a bit. Are these headlines heartening or dis· heartening? The first reads "Dtillsville.com: Net's boo-o-ring" (Los Angeles Daily News on . April 13, 2001.) The second, in "Laptop" mNagaedsziThne, is ::~!gital Cameras - Who e em? \ Laptop;· that is, not "Lap Dancing.") My own reactions to them were mixed. First was rapture, unadtilterated in one case, adtilterated in the other. The Internet headline spoke directly to the essence of my sOtil.lt meant that I am not an idiot, not missing the world going by. I reveled in the fact that a survey from collegeclub.com said that almost half of the respondents were less enamored of the Net than in the past. I was pleased to learn that only about 20 pef~:ent of the patrons of "LuLu's Beehive;' a · cyber cafe in Studio City. Calif.,·log on, as opposed to 30 to 35 Percent J.ust a year or so ago. Alas, the digital world is dr(ving me craaaaaazy. (Press one to find out more; this call may be monitored.) I now have .satellite television trom Direct TV. l had it installed because I cotildn't get Fox News Channel on my Starpower cable service in Washington. But now I can hardly get the Orioles, even if l pay extra money for a fox sports channel, because the game was blacked out, even though the O's were playing out of town. I don't know what I'm talking about. Press two. Ittook !lie two hours of pressing one and pressing two, and trying to fake being a rotary phone, in order to confirm-a United Airlines electronic ticket. I have been told by ;1 friend to always press the option about "billing." That one they answer. . · .( was happy, but. less happy, with the headline about digital . cameras. Why less happy? Because ,[ had already bought one. en, the money going to clurity. Looking ~tit fiom the mystical perspective, the body returns to dust, and the soul rerums to God. DEAR ABBY: You periodically prmt letters about "random aciS of kindness,n and Ia like to share my . experience. A few ye~rs ago I had tO use a walker before having hip replacement surgery. A young nun in the post office parking lot saw me struggling to get my leg into the car. He ran o*r, lifted my leg into the car; and went one step further - · he tucked my long coat under my bottom! PATRICIA IN PENNSYLVANIA DEAR PATRICIA: All I can say is, that young man had his HEART in the right place. J·~ CHESTER - Chester Ball .~socla­ tion, Monday, 6:30 p.m. Chester ballfield. " RACINERacine kindergarten regIStration, Monday and Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. For appoinlment call949·2664. Take Social Securi¥1 cald, bi1h cer1ifica1e, immunization record, and custody papers. · RACINE - Meigs County Tuben:ulosis Clinic, tree clinic, Monday, 4:30 to 6;30 p.m., Racine Fire Depart· men!. ·B. I,\ ;~\(').. E.:~\ ~~~- ~~~ ; ~· E1\, W BENEFIT POKER RUN FOR CHRISSY WALKER I!£J "It makes one wonder;• says one critic, "did he ever hear of the Beatitudes?" Noting that Schull~r is a member of the Reformed (Calvirlist) Church, one writer remarks, "If Calvin were alive : today, he would turn over in his grave." SUNDAY RACINE- Stan ling, director of lhe Council on MiniS1ries tor lhe infc1rmaticon ~~~ '• cP- 1513 or 742-30~>0 RIGHT TO READ COMMirTEE S · · . Right to Read com 'tt f upt. William. B~ckley, center seated, joined the Meigs Local ·the left, seated, a:~e~ri:r~: ~oc~~mat'W s;gn;ng recently. Participating teachers. are from 5 Kathy • e awson, aula Chancey and Shirley VanMeter. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) · · ~=~di~gthT~resa Ca~, S~rg:nt, ~f:da :~a~~~~rB~~~~~~~~. ~~!te~n~a~~! 1 ~~:~:;;H~~~ I• Right-to-Read there will be a book fair tree Women met recent at the house in the library, daily trivia, church. book reading contests, and the Mary Lisle, vice president principal's challenge to read opened the meeting with a P?MER€JY -A.variety of 2001 books during the week. reading, . "Springtime.'' · The reading and math activities bas At Rutland a circus theme Lord's Prayer \vas given in unibeen planned by the teaching wiU be carried out. There will !On. staff of the Meigs Local School be a coloring contest, cactus · It was noted 17 sick calls had District for R ight to Read nng toss, design a boot, a class been made. An offering \vas Week. brand and dress as a cowboy or taken and the birthday of Ann At the Bradbury Elementary cowgirl will be· featured along Sauvage was noted. Mary Li;le School a•tivities will be held 'Yith a perfonuance ~y Mark and Hope Moore reported 011 from April 30 .to May 4 using Wood. · ' the Banne~. Day meeting of the theme "Hawaii: Reading At Salisbury, April 30 to May Plains United Methodist and M ath in the Aloha State." 4 .' the theme, "Book a Trip" Church on April 1. They took The activities will include daily w1ll be the theme. Doors will two banners made by the lo'cal mvta, an Hawaii fact finding be decorared, there }vill be group. nusston , a video on Hawaii, a The program was given by silent reading and luncheons hula hoop contest, a coconut will feature foods from different Marie Houdashelt. A skit titled relay race, and a limbo conteSt. coyntries. "The Quilting Party" was preHarrisonville will also Math trivia, math football, a sented. Also attending were observe Right to Read from math quilt, World War II related Elma Louks and Freda Wilson. April 30 to May 4 and their literature, Native Ameri can Crouch had the closing prayer. theme will be "Rock 'n Read." Day, and silent reading will be Math trivia questions, name among the progr:~ms carried that tune, limbo contests, dress out by the Language Arts like a rock Stat, a Beach Boys teac hers at the . M~igs Middle CHESHIRE Marine . day, and a pe~ormance by School. · Dwight Icenhower will be fea- , At Meigs High School activ~ Corps Reserve Pfc. Jayhue A. Stout was recendy selected as cured. ities will include computing the distinguished graduate "Get in the Game" will be statistics from sports . pages, the Middleport Elementary's stock n)arket reports and plot- from the Marine Corps Basic theme for its observance May ting the rise and fall of stocks Combat Engineer Course ·at 7-1 1. Activities \viii include an on a line graph, comparing Camp Lejeune, N.C. During the five-week assembly for ali the school with prices of grocery items, shopStout received instruccourse, a magic' show by Mark Wood, ping for a vehicle and then daily trivia , scavenger bunt, determining the monthly pay- tion in the fundamentals of. guess candy in a jar, daily games ment using the si!llple interest engineering support for combat units, including the proce~ and activities, and a book fair, formula . · dures for building and repairAptil 30 .to May 4. ing bridges, roads and field Theme· to b'e carried out at fortifications. the Pomeroy school,April 23 to Stout is a 1998 ' gradUate of 27 will be "Climb Up for a River Valley High School and Reading and Math Adventure." 'SYRACUSE - The. Syra- the daughter of Stephen and Storyteller Michael KasonyO 'Mallcy will make a visit, cuse Asbury United Methodist Pamela R : Stout. Week· Arnold Penix, MD, Wayne Amend~ MD. Runell Clll'ke, MD Kenneth Hanington, MD Jayhue A. Stout Orthopedic Excellence for all ofthe Mid-Ohio ·Valley UMWmeetsat churCh Has NASDAQ·.1, -....--·- -·-·- ------..---~M--·---;-- - ····· .. ·'""-"-·"'-• · -J F • A M J .. ' ~·01-k? c·t e .........J. . ,..-.. . . . . . ..""'"' '' ... ..... -..........-..... ,. J A 5 -0 ' I ·' ............. , ______ .. ____ , ___ , _ __,__ _ __ - N ' . D J F ·-··-·-.......................___. ' ··----.....,.. -1 M A M An IRA CD pays Interest plus Pfincipal. i (Geor,ge R. Plage"z ;_; a colurnnist J~r ~ Newspaper Enterprise Associati~n .) . :;· . ~I S'atur~ay April 21, Starts: Court Street Bar & Gri Sign up at 12:00 ·noon Lc;ave at I :00 p.m. Ends Mizway ' ~ . ·&q; ;~ ·1!1:~\ , Meigs County Bi kers • ., ,, - • lI �PageA4 ' 'lbe Daily Sa~ B.HII ,q The Daily Sentinel erous.and creative perspn in your life. You are fortumte, irideed. P.S. Ask your mother-in-law to show you how it's done so the tradition doesn't die when she i.s gone. DEAR ABBY: Ever since I saw the movie "Schindler$ List," I have been curious about why small stones \vere placed on the grave markers in the Jewish cemetery. I \vish it had been explained at the end of the movie, ~Ut it wasn 't. rot SUR" ntany other people wondered about it just as I did. Can )uu tell me the re•son? CURIOUS IN IlliNOIS DEAR CURIOUS: According to ~bbi Bentzio.n Kravitz in Beverly H1lls, there are two reasons - pr:~cti­ cal and mystical. Practically speaking, stan<> signifY that someone has visitL"<i the grave to hono' the dd:cased. The stones are placed in lieu of flow 111 Court St., PomeiOJ, Ohio 740 112·2156 • Fu:: .1112-2157 Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Chllrtel w. Qoveo; Publ..... A. SMwn Lewis , Managing Editor 01.- Kay Hill Conlroller OHIO VIEWS llous Refusal to take advantage offunds is a bad dedsion I J •The (Toledo) Blade: Governor Taft's refusal to take advantage of federal funds to treat poor women needing treatment for breast and uterine cancer is callous and unwise. This bad decision makes monsters of every Ohioan, whp will. be responsible in the end for telling women in their midst each year that they must suffer with their fatal disease and perhaps die of it because Ohioans view them as a drain on the state's economy. The federal government pays S3.2 million for screening for these cancers. Were Ohio to set aside a mere $435,000 in the state budget, the state could attract more than Sl million in federal funds to treat uninsured women between 40 and 64 whose incomes are too high to quality for Medicaid, the statefederal medical plan for the poorest of people. Covered, for example, wotild be women who earn $22,000 a year and have two children. · The governor's tight pockets must be loosened, despite his newous-Nellie tics over his less-than-innovative school funding plan and the bite it will take from the budget. • The (Youngstown) Vindicator: Since 1775, the United States Postal Service has been a constant in the life of this nation. It represents the ultimate in government service to the pub- ' · lie. ' That is why it cannot be viewed in the same context .as private .sector mail-delivery entities and should not be judged solely on the basis of its balance sheet. The Postal Service's financial problems are disturbing, of course, but the solution doesn't lie in ending Saturday delivery. Rather, other cost-saving measures should be pursued, such as reducing the number of ~ploye es and consolidating post offices. There may come a time when Congress has to support the Postal Service with taX dollars, but first the service must show that it has made the tough decisions to cut costs. • TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS i, I j • • ·' Today is Friday, April 20, the II Oth day of 2001, There are 255 days left in the year. . Today's Highlight in History: On April 20, 1971 , the Supreme"Court uphela the use of busing to achieve racial desegregation in schools. On this date: · In 1836, the Territory ofWiscon~in'was established by Congress., 1 In 1889, Adolf Hitler was born in Braunau, Austria. In 1902, scientists Marie and Pierre Curie isolateli the radioactive element radilim. · · In 1940,RCA publicly demonstrated its new and powerful electron microscope. In 1945, during World War II, allied forces took control of the German cities of Nuremberg and Stuttgart. I In 1968, Pierre Elliott Trudeau was sworn in as prime minister of Canada. In 1972, the manned lunar module from Apollo 16landed on the moon. In 1978, a Korean Air Lines Boeing 707 crash~landed in northwestern Russia after being fired on by a Soviet interceptor after entering Soviet airspace. Two passengers were killed. In 1980, the first Cubans sailing to the United States as part of the massive Marie! boatlift reached Florida. · In 1999, the Columbine High School massacre took place in Littleton, Colo.,'as students I;ric Harris and Dylan Klebold shot and killed 12 classmates and one teacher and wounded 26 others before taking their own lives. Ten years ago: U.S. Marines landed in northern Iraq to begin building the first center for Kurdish refugees on Iraqi territory: Gen. H. Norman Schwarzkopf, the U.S. commander of Operation Desert Storm, left Saudi Arabia for home. five years ago: Russia and the leaders of the world's seven richest democracies agreed in Moscow to end n11dear tests by · the fall and pledged new steps to keep nucle.a r materials out of · the wrong hands. · · One year ago: Littleton, Colo., paused to remember the ·victims on the first anniversary of the Columbine High School ·massacre. Today's Birthdays: Bandleader Lionel Hampton is · 93. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens is 81. Actress Nina ' Foch is 77. Singer Johnny Tillotson is 62. Actor George Takei is 61. Actor Ryan O'Neal is 60. Rock musician Craig frost (Grand funk; Bob Seger's Silver Bullet Band) is 53.Actress Jes- . sica Lange is 52. Singer Luther Vandross is 50. Actor Denis Leary is 43. Actor Clint Howard is 42. Country singer Wade Hayes is 32.Actress Carmen Electra is 29.ActorJoey Lawrence is 25. • SOCIETY NEWS & NOTES •I SATURDAY SALEM CENTER - Star Grange n8 and Slar Joolor Grange 878, potluck supper and fun night Saturday, Glllll!J8 hall. He's wired, but he's certainly not happy about it Schuller no longer .has to t~ase folks into church · . His first congregation was composed of 75 automobiles. The church ad that week in the Orange County, Ca~f., newspaper was a teaser. "Everyone who comes will have a soft, . upholstered seat by an open .window;· the ad read. It didn't mention that the comfortable seat would be the one in yo~r own car or that the ptilpit was the sticky tarpaper roof on· top of the refreshment stand at the drive-in theater near the Santa Ana freeway. The year was 1955, and the Rev. Robert Schuller was 29. Today, at ?5, Schuller no longer has to tease to get people to come to church. He long ago climbed down from his rooftop pulpit .o n the drive-in's refreshment stand - for which he paid a weekly rental of $10. He now preaches from the $25 inillion all-glass Crystal Cathedral, which can be seen from the top of the Matterhorn ride in Disneyland three miles aW,ay. Although 1,800 people can sit inside the cathedral, Schuller has kept the drive• in concept that started him on his suecessful min istry. Hundreds sit in their cars in a parking lot adjacent to the church and hear the service on their car radios. Millions more tune in to the cathedral's " Hour of Power" on TV. Schuller still considers the parking lot ·to be one of the keys to the church's . ' ., . ' George Plagertz. COWMNIST growth. He says that when his church increased its parking from 700 spaces to 1,400 spaces at .a time when 700 was "adequate;• attendance rose astronomically. · · "'Adequate' parking space means room for everybody's cars if you squeeze and maneuver and are ready to wait in line," he says. "As modern Americans have become spoiled by easy parking at shopping centers, they have become more and more irritated by parking congestion they find at their' churches." Another of Schuller's tips for ministers: Don't be contrOVersial on the pulpit. .Controversy. says Schuller, should be han·died in a classroom or small group setting where there can be dialogue. He also quotes with favor the writer who ~ys, "What distresses many middle-class churchgoing families is the feeling that .. the minister is so preoccupied with 'the plight of distant people' that he ignores • the urgent personal problems of his own parishioners." Schuller also .believes ministers don't . 'pay enough attention to the unchurched. When he discovered there were 1,300 medical doctors living in Orange County, Calif., where his church is located, he invited the president of the American Medical Association to preach· at his ptilpit. then he wrote a letter to all' the doc- . tors in the community, inviting them to hear the AMA president. Many came. Schuller is also critical of sermon titles he believes are directed at religious p~o­ ple. An example of a good sermon tide: "How to Milke a Marriage Succeed." He likes it because it sounds as if it is an article from a secular magazine, "but you can . put plenty of the aible and Christ into · ' . H MONDAY ' , POMEROY - Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, annual i1JS118Ction. Monday, Chester Masonic Temple. Members of Pomeroy Chapter to take · salad or dessert. ;.,~. DANVILLE -A free pond clinic sponsored by The OSU Extension, Meigs SWCD and NRCS will take place on Saturday from 9;30 a.m. till12 p.m. at lhe Cullis Dalthaser Fann on Bliar Ridge RoM For more lnfonnation, call 992· 4282. WJttmbeJg. ?er can West Ohio Conference of lhe Uniled Methodist Church, will be at the Racine United Methodist Church Sunday tmm 2 to 4 p.m. He will be avaiJable to answer any questions concerning the church and its minisbies. POMEROY - Meigs Counly Retired Teachers : Saturday, noon, Trinlly Church;s Bethany bUiding. Leah Jean Old lo present "The Under· ground Railroad in Meigs Counly History." Ali retired leachers invited lo attend. Call992-3214 or949gl.ti: \\ ~~~ 2601 for luncheon reservations. Ben PLAGENZ'S VIEW ' ' FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs Counly Anllritis Supporl Group, Friday, 10 1o 11 ;30 a.m. at the Meigs Counly Senior Citi· zens Center, Pomeroy. cup of ice cream, rrying to figure out how ' to pull the lid. off. So I hate it all, right? I want it all to go · . away, the Internet and all the other newfangled stuff. No, I do. not. in the old days . I did reporting on a typewriter and wrote books and columns by hand. I resisted • · word processing for years. Now l won- : hh~ I ever cotilhsdhave written dwit!?~~t :, 1t. 1 s uwe paragrap , sentences an pnr..,.. ~ es around until I think they work, and all COLUMNIST my finished pieces are on my hard drive, . ' easily accessible. It even helps with my ':' Why buy one? Because !lost my old point spehling. And bow co.tild I live without e- : . 'n' shoot, because my brother-i'!-law Gene mail? · • said "digital technology is ready" and Sd I don't hate it all. I'd better not. I had "' because Gene has been sending me fantas- occasion recently to sit with a small group tic prints, which he jiggles on Adobe Pho- asking questions of the CEO of one of the toshop. 1 cotild easily do the same, he said. leading Internet hardware companies. I 1 have had a great deal of diflictilty set- asked him, "Haws business?" Short term is ting the date on the camera on my Kodak lousy, he said. But long term, fantastic, he digital, let alone "capturing" a picture, or said, do you think they're going to stop understanding the purpose of ''revieW;' building out the Internet? 0f course not. " "connect" and.. pre•erences ."" •es, 1 re ad the (What does "building out" mean?) ual f . did d rstand If they stopped all this stuff, the stock man -· part o 1t. 1 not un e k uld f:"' fu h -~-'-' d • mar et wo "!1 rt er. I cc::i....Uuy on t that a. plug-in and a CD were needed to ha hap Half th Am · want t t to peri. e . encan put the diskettes of pictures on your com- public owns stock. moit of them in some puter, which .wotild mean pressing"Install:' of these pless-<lne companies, indudirig · Pl;essing "Install" rarely works for me. For me. Many millions are employed by them, ·, e~mple, I bought a wireless mouse directJY an.d m · di ct1 So 1 · h th h re Y. WIS ose tee very convenient! -. but' the guy from my people good fortune. But I wish they · office had to come to my apartment to wo··'d make I·t easter · on us. Maybe then · w those teeh wreck stoeks wow ··'d tebound. Press "Install" for me. In any event, I am not getting fantastic And by the way. you can write me at : · pictures. And I have remembered an watmailaol.com., find out what I'm up to .. im~ortant fact: Gene was a professional at h~:/ /www.ae~.org and learn about my '. ' photographer and ~ys to9k wonderful yublit · televlSlon . show · ,at ptctures. http:/ /www.pbs.org/thinktank. Yeah, I m I cotild gO on. I bought an elementary wired, but I'm not happy. "organizer" a few years ago, just for calen·dar and to-do lists. What could be simpler? Ben Wattenberg, a senior fellow at the Ameri- ' Enterprise Instirute, is the lwst-essayist ofthe I followed every direction and was unable to enter a single phone number. Perhaps P,BS special "The First Measured Century" and co-dutlwr of a tlew book of the sarne title (AEI this is genetic. f r6nember my late father, a very Press, 2000). He is the host of the weekly pubsmart man, wrestling with a small Dixie lic televisi~n pPI!fl'arn "Think 1/mk." (V,.ar Abby is written by Pauliuc l¥rillip; aud dilr(~lrtcr ]camrc Plrillips.) LOCAL HAPPENINGS WATTENBERG'S VIEW It's no wonder to me that the current · economy is called by some "a tech wreck:' Maybe we can fix it.Take a test and ramble a bit. Are these headlines heartening or dis· heartening? The first reads "Dtillsville.com: Net's boo-o-ring" (Los Angeles Daily News on . April 13, 2001.) The second, in "Laptop" mNagaedsziThne, is ::~!gital Cameras - Who e em? \ Laptop;· that is, not "Lap Dancing.") My own reactions to them were mixed. First was rapture, unadtilterated in one case, adtilterated in the other. The Internet headline spoke directly to the essence of my sOtil.lt meant that I am not an idiot, not missing the world going by. I reveled in the fact that a survey from collegeclub.com said that almost half of the respondents were less enamored of the Net than in the past. I was pleased to learn that only about 20 pef~:ent of the patrons of "LuLu's Beehive;' a · cyber cafe in Studio City. Calif.,·log on, as opposed to 30 to 35 Percent J.ust a year or so ago. Alas, the digital world is dr(ving me craaaaaazy. (Press one to find out more; this call may be monitored.) I now have .satellite television trom Direct TV. l had it installed because I cotildn't get Fox News Channel on my Starpower cable service in Washington. But now I can hardly get the Orioles, even if l pay extra money for a fox sports channel, because the game was blacked out, even though the O's were playing out of town. I don't know what I'm talking about. Press two. Ittook !lie two hours of pressing one and pressing two, and trying to fake being a rotary phone, in order to confirm-a United Airlines electronic ticket. I have been told by ;1 friend to always press the option about "billing." That one they answer. . · .( was happy, but. less happy, with the headline about digital . cameras. Why less happy? Because ,[ had already bought one. en, the money going to clurity. Looking ~tit fiom the mystical perspective, the body returns to dust, and the soul rerums to God. DEAR ABBY: You periodically prmt letters about "random aciS of kindness,n and Ia like to share my . experience. A few ye~rs ago I had tO use a walker before having hip replacement surgery. A young nun in the post office parking lot saw me struggling to get my leg into the car. He ran o*r, lifted my leg into the car; and went one step further - · he tucked my long coat under my bottom! PATRICIA IN PENNSYLVANIA DEAR PATRICIA: All I can say is, that young man had his HEART in the right place. J·~ CHESTER - Chester Ball .~socla­ tion, Monday, 6:30 p.m. Chester ballfield. " RACINERacine kindergarten regIStration, Monday and Tuesday, 8:30 a.m. For appoinlment call949·2664. Take Social Securi¥1 cald, bi1h cer1ifica1e, immunization record, and custody papers. · RACINE - Meigs County Tuben:ulosis Clinic, tree clinic, Monday, 4:30 to 6;30 p.m., Racine Fire Depart· men!. ·B. I,\ ;~\(').. E.:~\ ~~~- ~~~ ; ~· E1\, W BENEFIT POKER RUN FOR CHRISSY WALKER I!£J "It makes one wonder;• says one critic, "did he ever hear of the Beatitudes?" Noting that Schull~r is a member of the Reformed (Calvirlist) Church, one writer remarks, "If Calvin were alive : today, he would turn over in his grave." SUNDAY RACINE- Stan ling, director of lhe Council on MiniS1ries tor lhe infc1rmaticon ~~~ '• cP- 1513 or 742-30~>0 RIGHT TO READ COMMirTEE S · · . Right to Read com 'tt f upt. William. B~ckley, center seated, joined the Meigs Local ·the left, seated, a:~e~ri:r~: ~oc~~mat'W s;gn;ng recently. Participating teachers. are from 5 Kathy • e awson, aula Chancey and Shirley VanMeter. (Charlene Hoeflich photo) · · ~=~di~gthT~resa Ca~, S~rg:nt, ~f:da :~a~~~~rB~~~~~~~~. ~~!te~n~a~~! 1 ~~:~:;;H~~~ I• Right-to-Read there will be a book fair tree Women met recent at the house in the library, daily trivia, church. book reading contests, and the Mary Lisle, vice president principal's challenge to read opened the meeting with a P?MER€JY -A.variety of 2001 books during the week. reading, . "Springtime.'' · The reading and math activities bas At Rutland a circus theme Lord's Prayer \vas given in unibeen planned by the teaching wiU be carried out. There will !On. staff of the Meigs Local School be a coloring contest, cactus · It was noted 17 sick calls had District for R ight to Read nng toss, design a boot, a class been made. An offering \vas Week. brand and dress as a cowboy or taken and the birthday of Ann At the Bradbury Elementary cowgirl will be· featured along Sauvage was noted. Mary Li;le School a•tivities will be held 'Yith a perfonuance ~y Mark and Hope Moore reported 011 from April 30 .to May 4 using Wood. · ' the Banne~. Day meeting of the theme "Hawaii: Reading At Salisbury, April 30 to May Plains United Methodist and M ath in the Aloha State." 4 .' the theme, "Book a Trip" Church on April 1. They took The activities will include daily w1ll be the theme. Doors will two banners made by the lo'cal mvta, an Hawaii fact finding be decorared, there }vill be group. nusston , a video on Hawaii, a The program was given by silent reading and luncheons hula hoop contest, a coconut will feature foods from different Marie Houdashelt. A skit titled relay race, and a limbo conteSt. coyntries. "The Quilting Party" was preHarrisonville will also Math trivia, math football, a sented. Also attending were observe Right to Read from math quilt, World War II related Elma Louks and Freda Wilson. April 30 to May 4 and their literature, Native Ameri can Crouch had the closing prayer. theme will be "Rock 'n Read." Day, and silent reading will be Math trivia questions, name among the progr:~ms carried that tune, limbo contests, dress out by the Language Arts like a rock Stat, a Beach Boys teac hers at the . M~igs Middle CHESHIRE Marine . day, and a pe~ormance by School. · Dwight Icenhower will be fea- , At Meigs High School activ~ Corps Reserve Pfc. Jayhue A. Stout was recendy selected as cured. ities will include computing the distinguished graduate "Get in the Game" will be statistics from sports . pages, the Middleport Elementary's stock n)arket reports and plot- from the Marine Corps Basic theme for its observance May ting the rise and fall of stocks Combat Engineer Course ·at 7-1 1. Activities \viii include an on a line graph, comparing Camp Lejeune, N.C. During the five-week assembly for ali the school with prices of grocery items, shopStout received instruccourse, a magic' show by Mark Wood, ping for a vehicle and then daily trivia , scavenger bunt, determining the monthly pay- tion in the fundamentals of. guess candy in a jar, daily games ment using the si!llple interest engineering support for combat units, including the proce~ and activities, and a book fair, formula . · dures for building and repairAptil 30 .to May 4. ing bridges, roads and field Theme· to b'e carried out at fortifications. the Pomeroy school,April 23 to Stout is a 1998 ' gradUate of 27 will be "Climb Up for a River Valley High School and Reading and Math Adventure." 'SYRACUSE - The. Syra- the daughter of Stephen and Storyteller Michael KasonyO 'Mallcy will make a visit, cuse Asbury United Methodist Pamela R : Stout. Week· Arnold Penix, MD, Wayne Amend~ MD. Runell Clll'ke, MD Kenneth Hanington, MD Jayhue A. Stout Orthopedic Excellence for all ofthe Mid-Ohio ·Valley UMWmeetsat churCh Has NASDAQ·.1, -....--·- -·-·- ------..---~M--·---;-- - ····· .. ·'""-"-·"'-• · -J F • A M J .. ' ~·01-k? c·t e .........J. . ,..-.. . . . . . ..""'"' '' ... ..... -..........-..... ,. J A 5 -0 ' I ·' ............. , ______ .. ____ , ___ , _ __,__ _ __ - N ' . D J F ·-··-·-.......................___. ' ··----.....,.. -1 M A M An IRA CD pays Interest plus Pfincipal. i (Geor,ge R. Plage"z ;_; a colurnnist J~r ~ Newspaper Enterprise Associati~n .) . :;· . ~I S'atur~ay April 21, Starts: Court Street Bar & Gri Sign up at 12:00 ·noon Lc;ave at I :00 p.m. Ends Mizway ' ~ . ·&q; ;~ ·1!1:~\ , Meigs County Bi kers • ., ,, - • lI �( Inside: ____ --- -,a... . ..J.-Oirlll•t..._ 5. ..,._Foillo _ .... _ E""""i -7:10p.a. a...lo.,.,_ Qotol - , ., 10UL-'7ol0 p.-. T' 9 ,.. 1:l0p.•. I -Nril- Clowdl ll'l llrill 3.)226 Home ltd. Sunday School - II LID. Wunhip - IOI...m., 6o p.m. Wednoday Sen'icri - 7 p.m. s-liySao ictt 10:00aa.:l7p.-. Bwr · .-. .. 7-42-1606 -,.Sdoooi · IO:OOL ... Eveaia& Service - 6:00p.m. tidy Euchlriii i i:OOa.a.. We.' U.,. ....... c..da {S II o) ·510GnotSt, M-.,... s-lay ICbool - 9:30 a.m. Wcwship - IJ a. m. .t6p.m. ~y Seo1ce - 7 p.... c' p ,.,,.,....,.... Easl MainSL Sunday School , 9-.30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30a.m. finiS.. ............ 41872 Pooxroy Pike Pastor: Ste~en K. little Soaky Sc:hool - IOa.m, Comer of 51. Rl. 124 &: Bndbwy Rd. Miniller. Dou1 Shamblin Yoolh Minilkr.: Bill Amberger Sooday School 9:30a.m. Worship : 8:00a.m., I0:30a.m., 7:00p.m. ' Wtdnrsday Servicet - ~:00 p.m. Laurel CUIJFne M - a..... lll<kory HUll Chorm or CllriJI Evangelist Mite Moon: Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship - 10a.m.,6:30p.m. Wednesday Servk:es - 7 p.tn. Sunday School , 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. 7 ML Valon Boplbl Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday Schooi-9:4S un. Evening - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Servicelii - 6:30p.m. BtUalthtta Baptlsl Church Bend. Route 124. Racine. OH Pastor ~ Daniel Mecea Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship • 10:30 a.m. p,.,.., Donald lfllloldo Bopdol Cburdl S1. Rt !43jU11o!fRt 7 Pas10r.: Rew. James R. Acree, Sr. , Sunday Unified Service~ Worship - 10:30 a.m.• 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. .,. Sunday odlool · 10:30 o,m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m.• Bible Study- 7 p.m. Failh lllpllol Chordo Railroad St,'Muon Sunday Scn....ot- 10 Worship - II 1.m., 6 p.m. a.m. Church ol C.rtst lntet'ICCtion 7 and 124 W Evangellat: DeMis SatJent Sunday, Bible Stu~y - 9:30'a.m. Walnm and Henry St&., Ravemwood, W.Va. Putor. David Russell - 10:00 a.m. , Wonhip • II a.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. ~ ,_. .......... ( hri-,li.tll l 11io11 Pulor : Arius Hurt Sund&y Sc:hool - 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. ChriotlloValoa HMifonl. WNo. . Putor:Jim Huahes Sunday Sdsool - II a.PL Wonhlp 9)30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdnes4ay Service~• • 7;30 p.m. Ruta.nd Frtt Will Baplllt ( illlrrh Wedneaday Services , 7 p.m. Sunday Wol\hip. 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednctday Services - 7 p.m. Seeood B•ptkt Cburch Ravenswood. WV Putor: David W. McOain Sunday SchooliO amMominJ worship II am Evening • 1 pm Wedneaday 7 p.m. Rutland Cbun:b of God . Pastor. Ron Heath Mtlp Coope""d" Porlsb Nonhcasl Cluster Alfred Pastor: Jane Beanie Sunday School, 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m.. 6:30 p.m. Syntl.llf Flnt Chun:h of God Apple and Second Sts. Pas1or: Rev. David Ruuell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evenina Service" 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servicc:s • 6:~0 p.ni. Cbntcr Pnstor: Jane Beaute Worship- 9 a.m. Sunduy School - 10 a.m. Thursday Service1 , 1 p.m. Chun:h ol God ol PropheCy· ( .Jiilolic O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt: 160 Socnd-Cotbolk Cllurth Pa5,1n(: P.J. Chapman RACINE'PLANING MILL K& C JEWELERS Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy Soulh lleiiHI NIIW-ml Church of the Nazarene SUyerRJdae SOIIIJ s..IAN. • ....._ CIII4D'M lneurance P.roduela + Ananclal ENqES Inc. Servtcea 992-5130 FUNERAL HOME 'We accept Preneed Transfers" 1!82,8200 Lunt1y.Bi'OIWI 992·2121 · Rllgan Bf'OWrl , SUIIdlySc:booi-IOLm, Wonhip·lla.m. ~ Haniloavillc Pmbycerian Chureh Wonhip • 9 UD. Sundar Sc:bool. 9,45 ..... S....., ' ' Wonhip • 10 l,m. ..,, "qlli 1>.11 "'I • F . \:1101111,1 T •• .. Mulbony Hu. Rd, l'lloleroy PuU>r: Roy uwlnoky Souudly Servicel: Sobbalh Sc:bool • 2 p.m. . Wonhlp • 3 p.m. l lllil ' d l:n ·illl ML Htr111011 Vnllod Bredlreo Ia C...,. Cloun:h Tow Community oft'CR 82 PlltOI: Robert Sllldm Su,...y School- 9:30 o,m. .•.. . Wonhlp·IO:lOLm, 7:30p.m, Wcdnclday Sef'\llccl • 7:30 P·'!'· 1!4eaVahal-noloQrlol 2 Ill miles nonb or ReedJYlllc on Swc R.otue 124 Patoor: Rov, Rdial ~ley SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY · We Fill Doctart' Prescription• · .• ~_; ' ' Sundly SclxJoJ . II a.m. ,• Sunday Wonllip • 10:00 l.m, A 7:00p.m•. Wcdneldly ·Servk:e• - 7:30p.m. • Wedneldly Youth Service- 7:30p.m. · '~ 1118 E. Mllln Its ~. OH 'Rowers for all occasions' 992·1161 Pomeroy 169 N 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-7028 SNOUm.. FIR~ lc SAFETY SALES lc SERVI~E ' 1112·70711 172'Jtorlh IICIHICIAw. Mlddll~llt-.;, Oh ,_ .. Federal Hocking hitters were Z. Wues with a triple, C . Sears with two singles and a triple, J. McCumber with two Southerngoes to Eastern today. doubles and a lriple,JJ. Guess a single, Brian Ptmon two singles, Delaney a triple and single and Brunty a single. Federal Hoelting outhit Southern, 13-8. Southern hitters were Brice Hill with two singles, Chad Hubbard a single, Matt Ash a triple and double, Brandon Hill a double, Dally Hill. a single and Aaron Ohlinger a single. Dusty Bond picked tip the victory with relief · from Grimm. They combined for nine strikeouts, and two BALTIMORE (AP) walks. The' Lancer defense BYSc:cmWOLR Marty Cordova is making a committed four errors. avP CORRESPONDENT solid case to get more playSouthern's pitching of GLOUSTER Host ing time on the talentJustin Allen and Curt Crouch laden Cleveland Indians. Trimble held off an Eastern combined for three strikeouts comeback to claim an excit~ Cordova homered twice and two walks. The Southern ing 3-2 TVC baseball game· and drove in four runs defense made four errors. Thunday as the hidians Thursday. Federal Hocking (8-6, TVC completed their lint threeTrailing 3-0 going inro the 5-2) went up 3-0 in the lint game sweep in Baltimore last inning. Eastern came back inning, then up to 5-0 in the since 1988 with an 11-5 when Brent Buckley was second inning. Southern . victory. walked then forced out when came back with one run in It W2S the fifth cateer Dustin Kehler reached on a the second when Dally Hill two-homer game for Corfielder's choice. Chris Lyons reached on an error and dova, who gave Cleveland then singled to put runners scored on another error to ' a 3-2 lead with a solo drive on the corners and then Cacy · · make the score 5-1. That was in the fourth inning and ' Faulk walked to load the bases as close as ·Southern came. then added a three-run with one out. shot in the fifth. Southern (9-3, TVC 7 -3) Jiminy Putman then drove "One · home run is nice. goes to Eastern today. · ,an 0-1 fast baD iriro right cenTwo is nicer," he said. "It ter field to knock in two runs, makes the Oight home a lot: then a. runner was picked off easier." for the second out and Ben It's been a long time Holter slammed a drive to since the Indians left Baltideep center field only to have more during the regular it caught by Jesse Brunton to season feeling this good end the game. about themselves.· ClevePutman had a double and land outscored the Orioles single plus two RBI. Chris SNOWVILLE 23-7 in its first three-game Lyons had two singles and a NASCAR is not the only sweep in . Baltimore since run-scored, ·and Brent Buckplace where high-speed ovals . Orioles' season-openthe ley singled and had a sacrifice. are ·beating up, as the Thunder ing 0-21 start 13 years ago. Valley Raceway near Darwin For Trimble Trent Patton Cordova has played in has beiun . action again this singled, Dan Stier weni 1-1 only siX of the lndiam' 13 season for various types of With three walks in a perfect games, but he's made the racing go-karts. Justin offensive night, most of the opportunity. Guinther singled, Alex Schust Thunder Valley features varThe outfielder-designated and Mike Downs walked ious types of racing karts in hitter is 7-for-15 with twice, Adam Faires singled, multiple divisiom' each and DOUBLE DIP FOR CORDOVA - Cleveland's Marty Cordova rounds the bases after hitting and Jesse Brunton singled. every Saturday evening. The ,. .... Tllbe. BJ one o fills two home runs off Baltimore's Chuck McElroy. {AP) Guinther went the distance speedway draws local drivers for the win with Dan Stier of all ages and when big behind the plate. He struck money is paid, karters from all out four and walked four. over , the Midwest have been Putman suffered the loss with prese,.nt. Five classes competed nine walks and·two strikeouts, at the .speedway SaturdayHeavy, Jr. Heavy, Medium, Trimble took an early lead ' ' Rooltie, and Lite. with one run in the third BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Forget Mel at the University of Miami, gives the who it is and his talent level,"· said inning when ·Patton walked Racine's Danny Gheen, the Kiper Jr., your know- it-all neighbor Browns a big advantage heading into Dwight Clark, Cleveland's director of and scored · on . a passed ball. defending track champion, football operations. "That's been a 'big · and the rest of these alleged NFL .draft this weekend's draft. Trimble loaded the bases but was putting together a good .I While most NFL coaches have <>nly plus." experts·. left them stranded. Trimble night, but bad luck dropped And coming off their second straight Want the inside scoop on the top recently gotten their first looks at later placed two runs in the him out of the top five as it potential draft picks, Davis has been fol- dismal season, the Browns need all the players in this year's· college class? · fifth when Downs walked, did another' Racine driver lowing the careers of star players like big pluses they can get. Just ask Butch Davis. Faires singled home Downs, Kevin Layne, who was up to They also need a lot of help. "I recruited most of them," the MichaeiVick, LaDainian Tomlinson and and Faires stole third and third place before dropping Davis inherited a team which has Gerard Warren since they were in Cleveland Browns rookie coach said. home, 3-0. back 'to sixth place. Layne was won just' five games .in its first two seaNot only ,can Davis recite many eighth grade . . Eastern (6-5, TVC 5-5) the runner-up to Gheen ·last prospects' heights, weights and ·40-yard .If he wasn't chasing them with a sons back in the league. Cleveland then came back in the finale, season and the two competed dash times, he knows their home phone scholarship offer, Davis was scouting ranked last in offense last season and but came up with too little, under the Gheen Painting numbers and how 'their parents' living them bocause they were on the Hurri- 26th defensively. too late. banner Jast season. Layne Mter owning tlte No. I pick in '99 , canes' schedule. rooms are decorated. came on to finish founh in Eastern hosts Southern ." There are players on tape that we Davis, hired in January to replace PleiH IH Brawns, BJ the Lite class. today. . Chris Palmer after spending six seasom are looking at where he knows exactly Matt Dickerson claimed the feature win in three of the five classes. Dickerson won the Heavy class over Scott Moore, Mark Peters, Sandy, McLead, Wiley, Place and Miller, of spring practice due to a ball's Alumni Weekend activiK. Blacker won the Jr. class public. . BY DAVI HARRII ties. violation of team rules,. avP CORRESPONDENT over Huddleston. In the The spring game ,will bring Ohio Green White The sale will begin at 12;30 The Ohio athletics departATHENS ;,__ The Ohio a close to Ohio's four weeks Medium division Dickerson f'GoiNIICi8me ment had also announced that at the Ohio Athletics mall,just University football Bobcats of spting practice that began won · over Hodge, Moore, Sundly, 1 p.m. . it will hold an Ohio Athletics prior to the baseball double· under new coach Brian on March 28th. Hesson, Sandy. Layne, Rollins, AtheU School Surplus Sale twice in the next header against Miami. Knorr will close the 2001 Ohio University will open Wheeler, Neal and Gheen. Sale items will include uni- · spring practice season With the 2001 season on Septem- School standoutJustin Roush two weeks, ?he first 'will . be · J. Blacker won the Rookie their innual spring game this ber I. Ohio's opener in the in action for the ·green and held in conjunction with the forms, warm-ups, sweats ind division over N. Gheen and spring game at Athens High shoes from various teams. Sunday at'l p.m. renovated Peden Stadium will whiie. D. Goff. In the Lite Divison, Due to the renovatiom at be September 22. In a related note, Knorr also School beginning at 12:30 There will also be locker it was agairr · Dickerson, stools, bench chain, and other Pedan Stadium, the game will The spring game will giver ·annoupced that running back p.tn. Hodge, Leach, Layne, Brooks, · The second sale will be on miscellaneous items from all be held at Athens High locaJ footbaU fans a chance to Wiz White has been held out . Rollins, Casdorph and April 28 as part of Ohio base- sports, School, and it is open to the see · former Meigs High Wheeler. '· .' Tomcats hold off Eas.les in thnller a Hlp OfficE SErvicE & Supply 137.C N.' 2nd Ave. . Middleport, OH 992-6378 ' •• ' Southern (5-9,, TVC ~) went down 1-2- 3 as Andrea Moote picked up her lint win ol the year. She suuck out six and w:dked four. New era of Bobcat football ~gins Sunday FlOWER.SHOP always .& 'forever 106 B1mDNui llVE. .,, . . Sift Sfiop PoNmROY,OI 992·6454 All renuined tied for the ocn two innings, when in me top of me. sev..: enth Casde reached on an error and scored on a Springer home run ro make the score 7-6. Davis gives Browns edge in draft t 11 • ,, • "- ' home Hill and Brigette Barnes readi ed on an error"ro sco~e Cummins. Fryar then slammed a two-run home run for a 6-5 Southern lead. Valey Raceway • M"'I'Irt~ School· 9 o.m, Emily Hill, Kari CummiJis doubled Action ftlns hot atlhunder 'lalot...,. JJGOt,....... ~~~~~~~ - · Ingel.'s CarPet Dignity •nd s.mc.~ Eatabllahecl1813 Ill 740,112-2144 740-IIZ-Gie 992·2955 NEW HAVEN · f - Main Pomeroy, Oh ..... Acnt, Jr.• Dlnctw Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E. Main Full line of '' Coualy ~ Oid.r Florilr 74M92-514f · ..... RoiJor..._ 590 U.l . . s..... ....,. 01145769 992-3785 ·.. Pulor. Robert 740-992-5444 Davia-Quickel Ageney Inc. · thY work$ unto the Lord. and thY thoushts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 Putor: Roy·Hunter '. .. . . . . . . , . 1'1 l -,Ill I l 1 ia11 S,awwftntVIII... Pauli;lwlw , Pastor:· ReY. Kriaana Robiluoft Sunday Sdlocil - 10 a.m. Evcnina 7:30.p.m. Tue....,y & Thursday-7:30p.m, ' ll•dn.FIIowoblp ~- ,Pastor: B~b Randolph • Wedneoday Servia:o -7:00p.m. hft G<iopll u p 3300J HiiiJid Rood, Pomeroy Putcw: Allen Midcapf .• Pastor. Rev. CWk Baker Sllllllly School · 10 Lm, Evcaina • 6 p.m. Ualled Flllh Cloun:b RL 7 on'Pomeroy By-Pua Pattor: Rev. Robert ·E. Smith, Sr. Sundlly School - 9:30 1.m. Wonhlp • IO:lOLm., 7p.m, Wc:dne....y Sc:rvioe · 7 p.m. Mlddloport c.ordlllllhe N Putor. Allen Mldcllp Sunday Stohool· 9:3Q a.m. Worship ~ IO:JO a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedne....y Se,l<eo-7 P·lll· 7 TIUrdAve. . ML Ollft C..mually Cburolt Pastor: Lawrence Bulb Sunday School- 9:30. a.m. Even.ina .· 7 p.m. . , W~y SCTVi~X -7 p.m. \,11;11 l'IH' 1 Mldcllepo;l P Lon·- 1brdo Churtb Co. Rd.63 Sunday·9cllool • 9:l0 a.m. WonhiP,' 10:30 a.m. ' • ~; , Wednetday Scrviees-7 p.IIL . Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· l0:4!1a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednetday 7:30p.m. ' II~CIIuodl Orand Sue<! Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. Wcdnc:ad.y Scr.ok:es- 8 p.m. Cl,do Femll Sunday Scbool· 10 a.m. EYenina- 1 p.111. ' Flldi~Citaroll Towtmtip Rd,, 468C Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhlp • 10 a.m. Wednc~y Servleea - 10 a.m. .:, S• IlL I 24. Raeine PMuw: Wi?liam Hoblct Wonhlp • II a.m. Wcdneaday Service • 1 p.m. 7 ML Olive Vnlled Melllodi.J Off' 124 behind Wllkea;.oille Pa1tor: Rev. Ralph Spira Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· IP:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. PaSIGr: Brice Utt Sunday School • 9:4.5 a.m. EveninJ:! - 6 p.m. Wcdnclday ~e rvice s - 7 p.m. Sundiy School· 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Tuelday Servlcei 7 p.m. Wonhip ·9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 1:30 p.m. (3nl.t 41h Sun) Wednesday Service, 7:30p.m. ML Morloh Charth vlGod Mile Hill Rd .. Racine Salem St. Pasoor: Rev, Paul Taylor . Sunday. School · 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Main&. Fifth St. . G- Volled Melhodld or ( .od - p Dr...W.C...oaii)'CioSuoday Sc:booJ • 9:30 ~m. Wonhlp -.10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. ' Mane c..,. Cloon:lt Sunday tchool. 10 a.m. -.a...... 5 ' Cooi.W. Vailed M - Porlob Puror: Helen Kline Coohille Church . .., - Sc:hool· l!dlel9:30 ""'o.m. Sundly Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. , .,. QoJdl Wednetday JUVice 1 pm Coouaull)' Cburdo Of!RL 124 - c Licvill& Road, -~a, W.Va. •' . s1 -M~oo~oa - Rev. Donald(;. Fritz Sundlly Sc:hool - 9:4~ Lm. Worship · II a.m. """.... Clooftll .. Clorlollll MLMoNitBopdol Fourth 4 Main St .. Middleport Putor. Rev. Oilbcn Cnsla, Jr. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4~ a.m. o\allquMy Bopllot Sunda)' School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4~ ll.m. Sunda)' Evcnina, 6:00p.m. SL Paul L.allenn Churdl Comer Syc~ &. Second St., Pomeroy .. s....., •.....,..,...,6pm Su~y School 5 God'•n.,le"'Pnloo I. Sunday Sdlool9:30 am 1411 Bridaema11 St.. SyracuiiC Re•, Mike Thompoon,Pucor Suoday School · to a.m. Evenina: - 6 p.m. Wcdntlday Strvice • 1 p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkncu Sunday School · 10 J,m, Worahip II a.m. Wcdne1day 1 p.m. 7 • - 1cw.a F - Valley to....,.... Cbordl Baiky Run II""'! Pu10r: Re\1. Emnaen Rawson Sundiy Evenina 7 p.m. Tbunday Service - 1 p.m. , . Wednesday • 7 p.m, OorSoriourLuJhonDChurch Wonhip: 10:30 a.m. and 6:30p.m. Wcdncaday Bible Study 7 p.m. 7 7 EootiAiart Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School- IOa.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Pritz Worship· 9:00a.m. s...day School · 10:00 a,m. Alll PuloR: Jim Morria ---y7:l0p.m. New-Nos..my.:.rv..,........._ ,, Worship · 10 a.m. De~;tcr Vldory llopllollndependaoJ ~2~ N . 2nd St. Middlepon Pulor: James E. Keesee Wonhip - IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednt;sday ~ices - 1 p. m. ••Ca c- MomlaaSior Sunday Sdsool.· 11 a,m. , 3166:5 ~.. lld.l'llmm>y, Ohio ' l'llor. wayaellllcolm ; SerYicel: 'lbutl. Nitet 7:00pm it Mlddloport CJnoodl 375 Pw1 St.. Middleport Pulor.Sam ............ Suaday~ IOa.m. Evcniaa- 7:30p.m. Wednesday $ervice 7:30p.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Sacrament Service ·9- IO: J~ a.m. ·Homemaking meetina. lSI Thurs.- 7 p.m. Rudand -lbcron Racine. Ol:io Puor: Dcw•ync s~ Sunday 5c:l"l0l·.9:;!!J Lm, Wonbip - 10:4~ a.m. •• Paotor. Dewaync SlUder tirMW~trr Dwlioao Suaday - 9:30a.m. aad 7 p.111.. Wcdraday - 1 p.m. ear..s.Canno:l .t Bllllhln Reb. Rol~l Sociccy/Prieslhood 11:0~- 12:00 noon Chun:h .r Chrisl Pastor: Nathan Robii'lson Sunday &chool 9:30a.m. Nonnan Will, superintendenr Sunday w.orship - 10:30 a.m. .a.,,..,, Rd.. Cloolrdo.,,.. u .... - . RLJ38.""""'""' """"',__ Rl:•. Malpn:(J. · Services: W«< 1 y. 7:30p.m. Sunday. 2:30p.m. Jkuk . Slu:sday Scbuol .t 10 Lm. - , , 9 a.m. Wednndly Sen-ices - to a.m. TboiChuroiiiiiJCbrlot Ill Loi ....Day Sololo St R1. 160,446-6247 cw446-7486 Sunday SchooiJ0 , 2~1 I a,m, - - Clo- vlChrlsl Pastor: Philip Stunn Sunday Sdsool: 9:30a.m. Worship Service:. 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6;30 p.m. r - • 10 Lnl. Wonbip • 9 Lm, ' Palloc BiiiSWm Sunda)'Scrvim - 10Lm,.t7pa • Wedoctdly ': 1 p.m. .t Youdl7 p.m, couple Oy balls fall for extra base hit$. I give the Lancers credit. They have endured through a rough season and have never: given up. Our laclciUSter defense just rook a~ fiom a weDpitched game.h Federal Hocking hitters were Tiffany Bissell a single, Becky C:Hde a double and two singles, Sarah Springer a triple and home run. Rupe a single, and L. SidweU a single. Federal Hocking went up 5-2 in the fourth when Spring tripled home Fossett and Castle who tripled. Springer then scored on an error. Southern came ba:ck. with a walk to Cordova goes yard twice for Tribe ·• 111111 ~ New Ume Sunday Sdlool •"' F-FoiGoopdCiooftll n.e• u . Paotor.llcw>yoe Sluder Hnoloft Grvve Cbrlldan Churdt Pastor: Richard Nease •' Cllerdl I New ure Vldory c 3773 Gr.oqcs Cm:k R.-I. CltJ!ipnlis, Ott Sunday Sc:bool • 9,30 a."" Sua•• kJ of Olrilt Ponland-Raclne Rd. Pator: Michael Duhl Sunday Scboo? - 9:30a.m. Wortbip- 10:30 a.m. . Wcdnadar Servka ·7:00p.m. Cliftoll ,.., 7 Wonhip . 9:30a.m. aad 7 p.m. Wtd:netday -7 p.m. • Friday · fellowlbip 5CICYic:e 1 p.m. Wonlllp • 10:15 LID, c... - RACINE - Federal Hocking (1- plate as catcher:. 'Tammy Fryar was 210) came to Southern to get its lint 3 with a home run and single. Kari win of the year a the Lady Lmcm Cummins had a single and a double, rolkd ro a 7-6 Hocking Division win · and Brigeae Barnes a single. over the Tornadoes {5-9, J-8). Rachd Cb:apnwt pitched what nuy "This is the most uninspired perfor- ~lave been her strongest game with mana I h2ve ever had from a team of eight strikeouts and just six walks. any kind," said veteran coach Scott Chapman W2S slwp fi:nm the start and Wolfe. "We had some good individtW also finished strong. etfurts, but as a team _, had a poor Federal Hoelting (1 - 10) had II etfurt and W3S more concerned what hits. W3S going on after the game man dur, "Not to rake anything away trom ing the game:' Federal Hoelting. but six balls that feU Fteshman Kari ~ led the Torna- for hits should have been caught;' said does with a perfect 3-3 night, a walk Wolfe. "'We let three pop--ups fall and another great game behind the within a couple feet of us and let a ians rock Orioles ., ·~ Wccloc:«<ay Services ~ 1 p.m. """"' Stove Roed suodarSdoool-~15 ..... Bal~ -= EmaiiUI.._._._ 6iftoo. W,Va. Sw:sdly Scbool I0 a.m. Wonlllp-7p,m. \VcdDelday Semce - 1 p.m. .............. -c.. A,.. All C Gnoe ILf', t 923 S. Tbinl SL, MDIIeport Pallor Ttta~ O.wis 'Sundayten"lce. IOa.m. W~.)' tt:rVice. 7 p.m. Suoday Sdlool - 9:30.Lm. Wcnloip . 10:30 ..... Thundar llrnka - 7 p.m. ._, Wednesday Bible Study • 6:00p.m O l d - Free Wllllopllot c..... 28601 St RL 7, Middlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evenina - 7:00p.m. Thundoy Services - 7<10 .,.._ Pallor: Roa F"tm:e t.itpvlllt Oirbtian Chufth Pastor: Robe:t Musser Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p. m~ Wednesday Service 7:l0 p.m. G~t ,,.5 ..... I Wonhip- ID:O(hm 7 Wcnhip-IOa.m. Y- Fcllow1bip, Suoday • 6 p.m. Hyxll- H - Cloordl Rev. Mart Michael Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4!1 a.m., 7 p.m• . ThuBday Bible Sludy and Youth - 7 p,m. -Mike-· I -.dar7pm """"" Ko:llh ........ Sdoool · lradlonl Cllutdt ol Cllrlst PcJ JUiea..dt. SilO N. 2od lotiddkport 603 Second Ave. _Maim 773-3017 • ~ice time: Sunday 10:30 a.m. -s,rtop . . 7 I Ia ..._,loMAI'aii)'W... Sundly School- 10:3S a.m. Pastor. Rev. Doua Co1 . l'llor. wayae Suoda)' Setvia:I · I!J:OOo.a A 7:00 ~ 11sunday 7:00p.JIL o\-JMec-"Fuul.(lolpel Olun:b" Putor:. Rod Browu Wonbip- 9:30a.m. R.- " 'tr Cllllrd ,! Sd•a•••C Reibel Rd.. Oleolet .... Moryondu..JdCook Sunday Sen-ice&: 10 a.m.. A 6 p.m. Wcdncldly Services - 7 p.m. ,_,., s....., 7 .,.39 - s.day School ~ 9 a.m. Sunday WOllhip - 9:30p.m.• 7:30p.m. Wtdnesday Service· 7:30p.m. Wcclacsd.ly Services· 7:00p.m. lbrweti~M' ..... c..,. Sunday ~hool , 9:30 a. m. Worship - 10:30 a.m.• 1 p.m. Wonbip, lla.m., 7:00 p.m. .'. . Paaor': Bob Rob.j,..., flnl Boplill Paslor: Rick Ru?e Slftlay smoot • 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:40 a:m.• 7:00p.m. Wednesday SerVices - 7:00p.m. -.......... ·-La...,_ s.day Sdluol- 9 a.m. 'M)fthip - 10 a.in. 75 Purl St, Middlcpon. R......, Clo.O... vl Cllriol - Alii- Suadiy Scnite - 6:00 p.m. Welk:ldiy Savict - 7:00p.m. w....,........ ,_Ciuudi ---Co.!I<L l'llor. .... s-lirSdloai - 9-.JOuo. -..... IO:lOLJ1L,1,10p.a. Wr 1 1 , Sa'vkz - 7:l0 p.a Clionlo ' AibSt.M-.,... Wonhip • 10 a.m. -" 8Ndbll1'7 Qard of Clut.t Pastor. Josllua l.Jncb · Swldly Stobool - 9:30a.m. Wonhlp . 10<.30 a.m. S<nia: ......,. 7 p.-. lilll<li<' Suadly Sct.ool · IO:(l) a.m.. 112 mile off Rr. ns Pastor: Rev. O' Dell Manley -Sundly School - 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:34J p.m. ...,. d•y Scnrice . 7:30p.m. .._, .... RACINE Federal, Hocking roolt an cady lead and nC\Iel' looked baclt a they rolled to a 12-3 Win ~r Southern Thund2y in TVC baseball action. ~-Cioonlo ()llitl ( Ptllor: Rob Bmwa PloeG,...Biblo-CIIIud , ......... 1\ er..lt ... CIIrkl _,s.ma: . 6:JOp.m. .s..lly Scboul • 9;)1) ..... Worship - II :00 Lin. 5 Bibk: Swdy Wednesday 7 prn . -- · - -.wolliamJUIIU s-lay Sdloal -10!00 LIIL ........ Wonloip . 10:., ..... Pator: Cbldes McKenzie s...by Scbooi 9: JO a.m.. Wcrihip - lla.m., 7:00p.m. Wtdnelday SuvKc - 7:00p.m. Sunday K hool· 9:30 L IDSunday wonbip 7 p.m. Wcdoelday praytr meeti.ag- 7 p.m. Youlh· 5:30pm Sunday Flnil Bopllol Clotordo Putoc MaR Morrow 6th and Palmer Sr., Middleport Sunday School - 9; IS a.m. Wonhip - 10:1~ a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Sctvice· 7:00p.m. . . 2 , Jlnl a.n;llaf61: P' ~ - 9a.m. Pastor: Rev. Dewey Kin& Sunday Schooi - IO: I~a. m . _,..JO .... _ , _ _7,.... c Lancers upend Tornadoes in TVC softball ly5crrice · 1p.a. We' Wonlllip • 10:10 ...... 6:30 , .... F-- l.oodin& Creek Rd.. Rudlnd Worship Service • 9 a.m. Communion - 10 a.m. _,_ plw M' HIGHLIGHTS ......... . . 0:)() .... . -.~n.s-tW. Boi)'O PMw:llob""'"-'n SuDdaysmooi · IOa.m. ~ FRID\Y's . Caillvillo ....-: Rev. l"':iilip • • , . _ , . SckJol • 9'.30 ..... ·,~ _ ,,.... lleldiBC'P 5 t) _, lnsuu ....... _,..JO .... HonU.nvilkRood ___ •. ..... a.,etw P;w ..... a... .... ,, - -Koidi- Calqry ....-c..,. 1loppen ...... Cloordo oiCiutol Pastor: E. l...amlrO' BryiDt Sunday Sehoul · 9:30a.m. Worsltip - 1 0: 4~ a.m., 7:00p.m. Wtdne.day Services- 7:00 p.m. ¥' 1 Saadly School .. 10 a.m. "Wunhip". II a.m.. Walne$dly prayer teffltt · 1 p.a Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wedladay Senrices - 7 p.m. _ , . . . ........ 6,.... (S -) Fill s....., - l p . IO:JOa.m. a 7p.m. Zloo ~ oiCiutol Pomeroy, Hanisonvillt Rd. (Rt . l43) Pailoc Roeet: Watson Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. - _ ,_ w Wonlhip - 9 a.m. -.o.y ........ Wonhip • 10:45 1..11t.. - J ( d . . . C..It<L 31 ....., _, _ _,..)0_ 1,... c-n~d...­ s..idoy Sdoool • 10 LIL Sw.lay school- 9:30 ..... ServK:a - 6;30 p.m. I) Scrvioel· I ~c:-ll.t... PI Pa5lor: Keilb ...... ---Owdo Wortbip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. . -. ....-Qnlo .. 5,a-rc. 310JJ S... - 12.5. ~ Pascoc Tary Slew.wt Sundly Scbool -9:.30 a.m. , Wonbip - lla.m. '~Me 1 1 y 5a'vice:t - 7:30 , ... s.day Servil»-7 p.a • ,..... aw. OMtrdle/Qrill. W~y Holy Eaialill ji:CJO p.m. Pun: Rrv. AIIIOI Ttllis Main. sum. R..u.t Soodoy Wanbips 10:00 L11L Wonllip - 9 :10 Lm. Sundly School - 10"-.JO un. .......JeiJ"'f Walboe I ll and Jrd Sunday . ._ flnl . . . . . Cloordl Sunday School - 9-.JO a.JIL ••,.; qa.rdttl6eN Wonlllip - 111:10 ............. -. . . . . .t.·_, - -,..J ..... SUndor Sdoool IO:Ih.a K-. Clnoodl vlOuiol hy Savk:e - 7:l0 p.m. 5I..-... ' i ..... ~ Foacr .. 81 .. ·-,..,.,...7 ...... ............- . .... ._. '* r ......... . 10 ..... _ , s.mca . 7:10p.-. Sunday: Adlll ~ ­ WedDesday ServK:a - 7 p.m. Momina Savk:e 11110 ...... 0 10....:. Rn. lldoonlo-Ciazy Pwor: AIHuuoll Youth M i~ Bill ftWer S&mdaf School - 9:30a.m. Won~Dp.. 8:1s: JO:JO.a..m.. 1 p.m.. PMIDr::.....,s...,... Wok Rc\t. J.-s Bu MWd' ,.... C'?lludleiQ.rill SChaod Main I :'I I'' I 'I ~- .._,.. , 326 1!. - -w...OUklrc:a.' .....,. '\ole.! P.O. - 467. ~,__ Noooo.W.V.. -,Sdoool - 111-.lOa.a Finl _ , . , _ . J:OOp.-. - Wonlllipl lkll&.OL s-,. SckJoi 9: 1J ..... WcdneJcby ~ - 7 P-Ill __ _, _ _,..)0 .... . . . . .. IJ'.JO a..a - . ....o-.cc.- . - . , ~ ola.iot 2 12 w...... St. Ma:uw:r: Neil ProudJooil s.d8y Sdlod • 9:l0 ..... wonmp..IO:l0a.m., 6p.... • NL: lWgm rvde Gi.rts. , . 86 AL:YIIftks win,_.,.~,_,. 86 as. ,...._ ....... _, __ ---,.... ...,c:-11 -A'---.., - , . --uuo ..... ·~ The Daily Sentinel " J,' •• \t �( Inside: ____ --- -,a... . ..J.-Oirlll•t..._ 5. ..,._Foillo _ .... _ E""""i -7:10p.a. a...lo.,.,_ Qotol - , ., 10UL-'7ol0 p.-. T' 9 ,.. 1:l0p.•. I -Nril- Clowdl ll'l llrill 3.)226 Home ltd. Sunday School - II LID. Wunhip - IOI...m., 6o p.m. Wednoday Sen'icri - 7 p.m. s-liySao ictt 10:00aa.:l7p.-. Bwr · .-. .. 7-42-1606 -,.Sdoooi · IO:OOL ... Eveaia& Service - 6:00p.m. tidy Euchlriii i i:OOa.a.. We.' U.,. ....... c..da {S II o) ·510GnotSt, M-.,... s-lay ICbool - 9:30 a.m. Wcwship - IJ a. m. .t6p.m. ~y Seo1ce - 7 p.... c' p ,.,,.,....,.... Easl MainSL Sunday School , 9-.30 a.m. Wonhip - 10:30a.m. finiS.. ............ 41872 Pooxroy Pike Pastor: Ste~en K. little Soaky Sc:hool - IOa.m, Comer of 51. Rl. 124 &: Bndbwy Rd. Miniller. Dou1 Shamblin Yoolh Minilkr.: Bill Amberger Sooday School 9:30a.m. Worship : 8:00a.m., I0:30a.m., 7:00p.m. ' Wtdnrsday Servicet - ~:00 p.m. Laurel CUIJFne M - a..... lll<kory HUll Chorm or CllriJI Evangelist Mite Moon: Sunday School • 9 a.m. Worship - 10a.m.,6:30p.m. Wednesday Servk:es - 7 p.tn. Sunday School , 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednesday Service - 7:00p.m. 7 ML Valon Boplbl Pastor : Joe N. Sayre Sunday Schooi-9:4S un. Evening - 6:30 p.m. Wednesday Servicelii - 6:30p.m. BtUalthtta Baptlsl Church Bend. Route 124. Racine. OH Pastor ~ Daniel Mecea Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. Sunday Worship • 10:30 a.m. p,.,.., Donald lfllloldo Bopdol Cburdl S1. Rt !43jU11o!fRt 7 Pas10r.: Rew. James R. Acree, Sr. , Sunday Unified Service~ Worship - 10:30 a.m.• 6 p.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. .,. Sunday odlool · 10:30 o,m. Wonhip · 9:30a.m.• Bible Study- 7 p.m. Failh lllpllol Chordo Railroad St,'Muon Sunday Scn....ot- 10 Worship - II 1.m., 6 p.m. a.m. Church ol C.rtst lntet'ICCtion 7 and 124 W Evangellat: DeMis SatJent Sunday, Bible Stu~y - 9:30'a.m. Walnm and Henry St&., Ravemwood, W.Va. Putor. David Russell - 10:00 a.m. , Wonhip • II a.m. Wednesday Services -7 p.m. ~ ,_. .......... ( hri-,li.tll l 11io11 Pulor : Arius Hurt Sund&y Sc:hool - 10 a.m. Worship · 11 a.m. ChriotlloValoa HMifonl. WNo. . Putor:Jim Huahes Sunday Sdsool - II a.PL Wonhlp 9)30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Wcdnes4ay Service~• • 7;30 p.m. Ruta.nd Frtt Will Baplllt ( illlrrh Wedneaday Services , 7 p.m. Sunday Wol\hip. 10 a.m., 6 p.m. Wednctday Services - 7 p.m. Seeood B•ptkt Cburch Ravenswood. WV Putor: David W. McOain Sunday SchooliO amMominJ worship II am Evening • 1 pm Wedneaday 7 p.m. Rutland Cbun:b of God . Pastor. Ron Heath Mtlp Coope""d" Porlsb Nonhcasl Cluster Alfred Pastor: Jane Beanie Sunday School, 9:30a.m. Worship - II a.m.. 6:30 p.m. Syntl.llf Flnt Chun:h of God Apple and Second Sts. Pas1or: Rev. David Ruuell Sunday School and Worship- 10 a.m. Evenina Service" 6:30p.m. Wednesday Servicc:s • 6:~0 p.ni. Cbntcr Pnstor: Jane Beaute Worship- 9 a.m. Sunduy School - 10 a.m. Thursday Service1 , 1 p.m. Chun:h ol God ol PropheCy· ( .Jiilolic O.J. White Rd. off St. Rt: 160 Socnd-Cotbolk Cllurth Pa5,1n(: P.J. Chapman RACINE'PLANING MILL K& C JEWELERS Mill Work Cabinet Making Syracuse 212 E. Main Street Pomeroy Soulh lleiiHI NIIW-ml Church of the Nazarene SUyerRJdae SOIIIJ s..IAN. • ....._ CIII4D'M lneurance P.roduela + Ananclal ENqES Inc. Servtcea 992-5130 FUNERAL HOME 'We accept Preneed Transfers" 1!82,8200 Lunt1y.Bi'OIWI 992·2121 · Rllgan Bf'OWrl , SUIIdlySc:booi-IOLm, Wonhip·lla.m. ~ Haniloavillc Pmbycerian Chureh Wonhip • 9 UD. Sundar Sc:bool. 9,45 ..... S....., ' ' Wonhip • 10 l,m. ..,, "qlli 1>.11 "'I • F . \:1101111,1 T •• .. Mulbony Hu. Rd, l'lloleroy PuU>r: Roy uwlnoky Souudly Servicel: Sobbalh Sc:bool • 2 p.m. . Wonhlp • 3 p.m. l lllil ' d l:n ·illl ML Htr111011 Vnllod Bredlreo Ia C...,. Cloun:h Tow Community oft'CR 82 PlltOI: Robert Sllldm Su,...y School- 9:30 o,m. .•.. . Wonhlp·IO:lOLm, 7:30p.m, Wcdnclday Sef'\llccl • 7:30 P·'!'· 1!4eaVahal-noloQrlol 2 Ill miles nonb or ReedJYlllc on Swc R.otue 124 Patoor: Rov, Rdial ~ley SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY · We Fill Doctart' Prescription• · .• ~_; ' ' Sundly SclxJoJ . II a.m. ,• Sunday Wonllip • 10:00 l.m, A 7:00p.m•. Wcdneldly ·Servk:e• - 7:30p.m. • Wedneldly Youth Service- 7:30p.m. · '~ 1118 E. Mllln Its ~. OH 'Rowers for all occasions' 992·1161 Pomeroy 169 N 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-7028 SNOUm.. FIR~ lc SAFETY SALES lc SERVI~E ' 1112·70711 172'Jtorlh IICIHICIAw. Mlddll~llt-.;, Oh ,_ .. Federal Hocking hitters were Z. Wues with a triple, C . Sears with two singles and a triple, J. McCumber with two Southerngoes to Eastern today. doubles and a lriple,JJ. Guess a single, Brian Ptmon two singles, Delaney a triple and single and Brunty a single. Federal Hoelting outhit Southern, 13-8. Southern hitters were Brice Hill with two singles, Chad Hubbard a single, Matt Ash a triple and double, Brandon Hill a double, Dally Hill. a single and Aaron Ohlinger a single. Dusty Bond picked tip the victory with relief · from Grimm. They combined for nine strikeouts, and two BALTIMORE (AP) walks. The' Lancer defense BYSc:cmWOLR Marty Cordova is making a committed four errors. avP CORRESPONDENT solid case to get more playSouthern's pitching of GLOUSTER Host ing time on the talentJustin Allen and Curt Crouch laden Cleveland Indians. Trimble held off an Eastern combined for three strikeouts comeback to claim an excit~ Cordova homered twice and two walks. The Southern ing 3-2 TVC baseball game· and drove in four runs defense made four errors. Thunday as the hidians Thursday. Federal Hocking (8-6, TVC completed their lint threeTrailing 3-0 going inro the 5-2) went up 3-0 in the lint game sweep in Baltimore last inning. Eastern came back inning, then up to 5-0 in the since 1988 with an 11-5 when Brent Buckley was second inning. Southern . victory. walked then forced out when came back with one run in It W2S the fifth cateer Dustin Kehler reached on a the second when Dally Hill two-homer game for Corfielder's choice. Chris Lyons reached on an error and dova, who gave Cleveland then singled to put runners scored on another error to ' a 3-2 lead with a solo drive on the corners and then Cacy · · make the score 5-1. That was in the fourth inning and ' Faulk walked to load the bases as close as ·Southern came. then added a three-run with one out. shot in the fifth. Southern (9-3, TVC 7 -3) Jiminy Putman then drove "One · home run is nice. goes to Eastern today. · ,an 0-1 fast baD iriro right cenTwo is nicer," he said. "It ter field to knock in two runs, makes the Oight home a lot: then a. runner was picked off easier." for the second out and Ben It's been a long time Holter slammed a drive to since the Indians left Baltideep center field only to have more during the regular it caught by Jesse Brunton to season feeling this good end the game. about themselves.· ClevePutman had a double and land outscored the Orioles single plus two RBI. Chris SNOWVILLE 23-7 in its first three-game Lyons had two singles and a NASCAR is not the only sweep in . Baltimore since run-scored, ·and Brent Buckplace where high-speed ovals . Orioles' season-openthe ley singled and had a sacrifice. are ·beating up, as the Thunder ing 0-21 start 13 years ago. Valley Raceway near Darwin For Trimble Trent Patton Cordova has played in has beiun . action again this singled, Dan Stier weni 1-1 only siX of the lndiam' 13 season for various types of With three walks in a perfect games, but he's made the racing go-karts. Justin offensive night, most of the opportunity. Guinther singled, Alex Schust Thunder Valley features varThe outfielder-designated and Mike Downs walked ious types of racing karts in hitter is 7-for-15 with twice, Adam Faires singled, multiple divisiom' each and DOUBLE DIP FOR CORDOVA - Cleveland's Marty Cordova rounds the bases after hitting and Jesse Brunton singled. every Saturday evening. The ,. .... Tllbe. BJ one o fills two home runs off Baltimore's Chuck McElroy. {AP) Guinther went the distance speedway draws local drivers for the win with Dan Stier of all ages and when big behind the plate. He struck money is paid, karters from all out four and walked four. over , the Midwest have been Putman suffered the loss with prese,.nt. Five classes competed nine walks and·two strikeouts, at the .speedway SaturdayHeavy, Jr. Heavy, Medium, Trimble took an early lead ' ' Rooltie, and Lite. with one run in the third BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Forget Mel at the University of Miami, gives the who it is and his talent level,"· said inning when ·Patton walked Racine's Danny Gheen, the Kiper Jr., your know- it-all neighbor Browns a big advantage heading into Dwight Clark, Cleveland's director of and scored · on . a passed ball. defending track champion, football operations. "That's been a 'big · and the rest of these alleged NFL .draft this weekend's draft. Trimble loaded the bases but was putting together a good .I While most NFL coaches have <>nly plus." experts·. left them stranded. Trimble night, but bad luck dropped And coming off their second straight Want the inside scoop on the top recently gotten their first looks at later placed two runs in the him out of the top five as it potential draft picks, Davis has been fol- dismal season, the Browns need all the players in this year's· college class? · fifth when Downs walked, did another' Racine driver lowing the careers of star players like big pluses they can get. Just ask Butch Davis. Faires singled home Downs, Kevin Layne, who was up to They also need a lot of help. "I recruited most of them," the MichaeiVick, LaDainian Tomlinson and and Faires stole third and third place before dropping Davis inherited a team which has Gerard Warren since they were in Cleveland Browns rookie coach said. home, 3-0. back 'to sixth place. Layne was won just' five games .in its first two seaNot only ,can Davis recite many eighth grade . . Eastern (6-5, TVC 5-5) the runner-up to Gheen ·last prospects' heights, weights and ·40-yard .If he wasn't chasing them with a sons back in the league. Cleveland then came back in the finale, season and the two competed dash times, he knows their home phone scholarship offer, Davis was scouting ranked last in offense last season and but came up with too little, under the Gheen Painting numbers and how 'their parents' living them bocause they were on the Hurri- 26th defensively. too late. banner Jast season. Layne Mter owning tlte No. I pick in '99 , canes' schedule. rooms are decorated. came on to finish founh in Eastern hosts Southern ." There are players on tape that we Davis, hired in January to replace PleiH IH Brawns, BJ the Lite class. today. . Chris Palmer after spending six seasom are looking at where he knows exactly Matt Dickerson claimed the feature win in three of the five classes. Dickerson won the Heavy class over Scott Moore, Mark Peters, Sandy, McLead, Wiley, Place and Miller, of spring practice due to a ball's Alumni Weekend activiK. Blacker won the Jr. class public. . BY DAVI HARRII ties. violation of team rules,. avP CORRESPONDENT over Huddleston. In the The spring game ,will bring Ohio Green White The sale will begin at 12;30 The Ohio athletics departATHENS ;,__ The Ohio a close to Ohio's four weeks Medium division Dickerson f'GoiNIICi8me ment had also announced that at the Ohio Athletics mall,just University football Bobcats of spting practice that began won · over Hodge, Moore, Sundly, 1 p.m. . it will hold an Ohio Athletics prior to the baseball double· under new coach Brian on March 28th. Hesson, Sandy. Layne, Rollins, AtheU School Surplus Sale twice in the next header against Miami. Knorr will close the 2001 Ohio University will open Wheeler, Neal and Gheen. Sale items will include uni- · spring practice season With the 2001 season on Septem- School standoutJustin Roush two weeks, ?he first 'will . be · J. Blacker won the Rookie their innual spring game this ber I. Ohio's opener in the in action for the ·green and held in conjunction with the forms, warm-ups, sweats ind division over N. Gheen and spring game at Athens High shoes from various teams. Sunday at'l p.m. renovated Peden Stadium will whiie. D. Goff. In the Lite Divison, Due to the renovatiom at be September 22. In a related note, Knorr also School beginning at 12:30 There will also be locker it was agairr · Dickerson, stools, bench chain, and other Pedan Stadium, the game will The spring game will giver ·annoupced that running back p.tn. Hodge, Leach, Layne, Brooks, · The second sale will be on miscellaneous items from all be held at Athens High locaJ footbaU fans a chance to Wiz White has been held out . Rollins, Casdorph and April 28 as part of Ohio base- sports, School, and it is open to the see · former Meigs High Wheeler. '· .' Tomcats hold off Eas.les in thnller a Hlp OfficE SErvicE & Supply 137.C N.' 2nd Ave. . Middleport, OH 992-6378 ' •• ' Southern (5-9,, TVC ~) went down 1-2- 3 as Andrea Moote picked up her lint win ol the year. She suuck out six and w:dked four. New era of Bobcat football ~gins Sunday FlOWER.SHOP always .& 'forever 106 B1mDNui llVE. .,, . . Sift Sfiop PoNmROY,OI 992·6454 All renuined tied for the ocn two innings, when in me top of me. sev..: enth Casde reached on an error and scored on a Springer home run ro make the score 7-6. Davis gives Browns edge in draft t 11 • ,, • "- ' home Hill and Brigette Barnes readi ed on an error"ro sco~e Cummins. Fryar then slammed a two-run home run for a 6-5 Southern lead. Valey Raceway • M"'I'Irt~ School· 9 o.m, Emily Hill, Kari CummiJis doubled Action ftlns hot atlhunder 'lalot...,. JJGOt,....... ~~~~~~~ - · Ingel.'s CarPet Dignity •nd s.mc.~ Eatabllahecl1813 Ill 740,112-2144 740-IIZ-Gie 992·2955 NEW HAVEN · f - Main Pomeroy, Oh ..... Acnt, Jr.• Dlnctw Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES 214 E. Main Full line of '' Coualy ~ Oid.r Florilr 74M92-514f · ..... RoiJor..._ 590 U.l . . s..... ....,. 01145769 992-3785 ·.. Pulor. Robert 740-992-5444 Davia-Quickel Ageney Inc. · thY work$ unto the Lord. and thY thoushts shall be established. Proverbs 16:3 Putor: Roy·Hunter '. .. . . . . . . , . 1'1 l -,Ill I l 1 ia11 S,awwftntVIII... Pauli;lwlw , Pastor:· ReY. Kriaana Robiluoft Sunday Sdlocil - 10 a.m. Evcnina 7:30.p.m. Tue....,y & Thursday-7:30p.m, ' ll•dn.FIIowoblp ~- ,Pastor: B~b Randolph • Wedneoday Servia:o -7:00p.m. hft G<iopll u p 3300J HiiiJid Rood, Pomeroy Putcw: Allen Midcapf .• Pastor. Rev. CWk Baker Sllllllly School · 10 Lm, Evcaina • 6 p.m. Ualled Flllh Cloun:b RL 7 on'Pomeroy By-Pua Pattor: Rev. Robert ·E. Smith, Sr. Sundlly School - 9:30 1.m. Wonhlp • IO:lOLm., 7p.m, Wc:dne....y Sc:rvioe · 7 p.m. Mlddloport c.ordlllllhe N Putor. Allen Mldcllp Sunday Stohool· 9:3Q a.m. Worship ~ IO:JO a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedne....y Se,l<eo-7 P·lll· 7 TIUrdAve. . ML Ollft C..mually Cburolt Pastor: Lawrence Bulb Sunday School- 9:30. a.m. Even.ina .· 7 p.m. . , W~y SCTVi~X -7 p.m. \,11;11 l'IH' 1 Mldcllepo;l P Lon·- 1brdo Churtb Co. Rd.63 Sunday·9cllool • 9:l0 a.m. WonhiP,' 10:30 a.m. ' • ~; , Wednetday Scrviees-7 p.IIL . Sunday School-9:30a.m. Worship· l0:4!1a.m., 7:30p.m. Wednetday 7:30p.m. ' II~CIIuodl Orand Sue<! Sunday School - 10 a.m. Worship · II a.m. Wcdnc:ad.y Scr.ok:es- 8 p.m. Cl,do Femll Sunday Scbool· 10 a.m. EYenina- 1 p.111. ' Flldi~Citaroll Towtmtip Rd,, 468C Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhlp • 10 a.m. Wednc~y Servleea - 10 a.m. .:, S• IlL I 24. Raeine PMuw: Wi?liam Hoblct Wonhlp • II a.m. Wcdneaday Service • 1 p.m. 7 ML Olive Vnlled Melllodi.J Off' 124 behind Wllkea;.oille Pa1tor: Rev. Ralph Spira Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship· IP:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thursday Services - 7 p.m. PaSIGr: Brice Utt Sunday School • 9:4.5 a.m. EveninJ:! - 6 p.m. Wcdnclday ~e rvice s - 7 p.m. Sundiy School· 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Tuelday Servlcei 7 p.m. Wonhip ·9:30a.m. (1st & 2nd Sun), 1:30 p.m. (3nl.t 41h Sun) Wednesday Service, 7:30p.m. ML Morloh Charth vlGod Mile Hill Rd .. Racine Salem St. Pasoor: Rev, Paul Taylor . Sunday. School · 10 a.m. Evening - 7 p.m. Main&. Fifth St. . G- Volled Melhodld or ( .od - p Dr...W.C...oaii)'CioSuoday Sc:booJ • 9:30 ~m. Wonhlp -.10:30 a.m., 1 p.m. ' Mane c..,. Cloon:lt Sunday tchool. 10 a.m. -.a...... 5 ' Cooi.W. Vailed M - Porlob Puror: Helen Kline Coohille Church . .., - Sc:hool· l!dlel9:30 ""'o.m. Sundly Wonhip- 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. , .,. QoJdl Wednetday JUVice 1 pm Coouaull)' Cburdo Of!RL 124 - c Licvill& Road, -~a, W.Va. •' . s1 -M~oo~oa - Rev. Donald(;. Fritz Sundlly Sc:hool - 9:4~ Lm. Worship · II a.m. """.... Clooftll .. Clorlollll MLMoNitBopdol Fourth 4 Main St .. Middleport Putor. Rev. Oilbcn Cnsla, Jr. Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4~ a.m. o\allquMy Bopllot Sunda)' School· 9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4~ ll.m. Sunda)' Evcnina, 6:00p.m. SL Paul L.allenn Churdl Comer Syc~ &. Second St., Pomeroy .. s....., •.....,..,...,6pm Su~y School 5 God'•n.,le"'Pnloo I. Sunday Sdlool9:30 am 1411 Bridaema11 St.. SyracuiiC Re•, Mike Thompoon,Pucor Suoday School · to a.m. Evenina: - 6 p.m. Wcdntlday Strvice • 1 p.m. Pastor: Brian Harkncu Sunday School · 10 J,m, Worahip II a.m. Wcdne1day 1 p.m. 7 • - 1cw.a F - Valley to....,.... Cbordl Baiky Run II""'! Pu10r: Re\1. Emnaen Rawson Sundiy Evenina 7 p.m. Tbunday Service - 1 p.m. , . Wednesday • 7 p.m, OorSoriourLuJhonDChurch Wonhip: 10:30 a.m. and 6:30p.m. Wcdncaday Bible Study 7 p.m. 7 7 EootiAiart Pastor: Brian Harkness Sunday School- IOa.m. Wonhip • 9 a.m. Pine Grove Rev. Donald C. Pritz Worship· 9:00a.m. s...day School · 10:00 a,m. Alll PuloR: Jim Morria ---y7:l0p.m. New-Nos..my.:.rv..,........._ ,, Worship · 10 a.m. De~;tcr Vldory llopllollndependaoJ ~2~ N . 2nd St. Middlepon Pulor: James E. Keesee Wonhip - IOa.m., 7 p.m. Wednt;sday ~ices - 1 p. m. ••Ca c- MomlaaSior Sunday Sdsool.· 11 a,m. , 3166:5 ~.. lld.l'llmm>y, Ohio ' l'llor. wayaellllcolm ; SerYicel: 'lbutl. Nitet 7:00pm it Mlddloport CJnoodl 375 Pw1 St.. Middleport Pulor.Sam ............ Suaday~ IOa.m. Evcniaa- 7:30p.m. Wednesday $ervice 7:30p.m. Bible Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Sacrament Service ·9- IO: J~ a.m. ·Homemaking meetina. lSI Thurs.- 7 p.m. Rudand -lbcron Racine. Ol:io Puor: Dcw•ync s~ Sunday 5c:l"l0l·.9:;!!J Lm, Wonbip - 10:4~ a.m. •• Paotor. Dewaync SlUder tirMW~trr Dwlioao Suaday - 9:30a.m. aad 7 p.111.. Wcdraday - 1 p.m. ear..s.Canno:l .t Bllllhln Reb. Rol~l Sociccy/Prieslhood 11:0~- 12:00 noon Chun:h .r Chrisl Pastor: Nathan Robii'lson Sunday &chool 9:30a.m. Nonnan Will, superintendenr Sunday w.orship - 10:30 a.m. .a.,,..,, Rd.. Cloolrdo.,,.. u .... - . RLJ38.""""'""' """"',__ Rl:•. Malpn:(J. · Services: W«< 1 y. 7:30p.m. Sunday. 2:30p.m. Jkuk . Slu:sday Scbuol .t 10 Lm. - , , 9 a.m. Wednndly Sen-ices - to a.m. TboiChuroiiiiiJCbrlot Ill Loi ....Day Sololo St R1. 160,446-6247 cw446-7486 Sunday SchooiJ0 , 2~1 I a,m, - - Clo- vlChrlsl Pastor: Philip Stunn Sunday Sdsool: 9:30a.m. Worship Service:. 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wednesday, 6;30 p.m. r - • 10 Lnl. Wonbip • 9 Lm, ' Palloc BiiiSWm Sunda)'Scrvim - 10Lm,.t7pa • Wedoctdly ': 1 p.m. .t Youdl7 p.m, couple Oy balls fall for extra base hit$. I give the Lancers credit. They have endured through a rough season and have never: given up. Our laclciUSter defense just rook a~ fiom a weDpitched game.h Federal Hocking hitters were Tiffany Bissell a single, Becky C:Hde a double and two singles, Sarah Springer a triple and home run. Rupe a single, and L. SidweU a single. Federal Hocking went up 5-2 in the fourth when Spring tripled home Fossett and Castle who tripled. Springer then scored on an error. Southern came ba:ck. with a walk to Cordova goes yard twice for Tribe ·• 111111 ~ New Ume Sunday Sdlool •"' F-FoiGoopdCiooftll n.e• u . Paotor.llcw>yoe Sluder Hnoloft Grvve Cbrlldan Churdt Pastor: Richard Nease •' Cllerdl I New ure Vldory c 3773 Gr.oqcs Cm:k R.-I. CltJ!ipnlis, Ott Sunday Sc:bool • 9,30 a."" Sua•• kJ of Olrilt Ponland-Raclne Rd. Pator: Michael Duhl Sunday Scboo? - 9:30a.m. Wortbip- 10:30 a.m. . Wcdnadar Servka ·7:00p.m. Cliftoll ,.., 7 Wonhip . 9:30a.m. aad 7 p.m. Wtd:netday -7 p.m. • Friday · fellowlbip 5CICYic:e 1 p.m. Wonlllp • 10:15 LID, c... - RACINE - Federal Hocking (1- plate as catcher:. 'Tammy Fryar was 210) came to Southern to get its lint 3 with a home run and single. Kari win of the year a the Lady Lmcm Cummins had a single and a double, rolkd ro a 7-6 Hocking Division win · and Brigeae Barnes a single. over the Tornadoes {5-9, J-8). Rachd Cb:apnwt pitched what nuy "This is the most uninspired perfor- ~lave been her strongest game with mana I h2ve ever had from a team of eight strikeouts and just six walks. any kind," said veteran coach Scott Chapman W2S slwp fi:nm the start and Wolfe. "We had some good individtW also finished strong. etfurts, but as a team _, had a poor Federal Hoelting (1 - 10) had II etfurt and W3S more concerned what hits. W3S going on after the game man dur, "Not to rake anything away trom ing the game:' Federal Hoelting. but six balls that feU Fteshman Kari ~ led the Torna- for hits should have been caught;' said does with a perfect 3-3 night, a walk Wolfe. "'We let three pop--ups fall and another great game behind the within a couple feet of us and let a ians rock Orioles ., ·~ Wccloc:«<ay Services ~ 1 p.m. """"' Stove Roed suodarSdoool-~15 ..... Bal~ -= EmaiiUI.._._._ 6iftoo. W,Va. Sw:sdly Scbool I0 a.m. Wonlllp-7p,m. \VcdDelday Semce - 1 p.m. .............. -c.. A,.. All C Gnoe ILf', t 923 S. Tbinl SL, MDIIeport Pallor Ttta~ O.wis 'Sundayten"lce. IOa.m. W~.)' tt:rVice. 7 p.m. Suoday Sdlool - 9:30.Lm. Wcnloip . 10:30 ..... Thundar llrnka - 7 p.m. ._, Wednesday Bible Study • 6:00p.m O l d - Free Wllllopllot c..... 28601 St RL 7, Middlepon Sunday School - 10 a.m. Evenina - 7:00p.m. Thundoy Services - 7<10 .,.._ Pallor: Roa F"tm:e t.itpvlllt Oirbtian Chufth Pastor: Robe:t Musser Sunday School - 9:30a.m. Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:30p. m~ Wednesday Service 7:l0 p.m. G~t ,,.5 ..... I Wonhip- ID:O(hm 7 Wcnhip-IOa.m. Y- Fcllow1bip, Suoday • 6 p.m. Hyxll- H - Cloordl Rev. Mart Michael Sunday School -9:30a.m. Worship · 10:4!1 a.m., 7 p.m• . ThuBday Bible Sludy and Youth - 7 p,m. -Mike-· I -.dar7pm """"" Ko:llh ........ Sdoool · lradlonl Cllutdt ol Cllrlst PcJ JUiea..dt. SilO N. 2od lotiddkport 603 Second Ave. _Maim 773-3017 • ~ice time: Sunday 10:30 a.m. -s,rtop . . 7 I Ia ..._,loMAI'aii)'W... Sundly School- 10:3S a.m. Pastor. Rev. Doua Co1 . l'llor. wayae Suoda)' Setvia:I · I!J:OOo.a A 7:00 ~ 11sunday 7:00p.JIL o\-JMec-"Fuul.(lolpel Olun:b" Putor:. Rod Browu Wonbip- 9:30a.m. R.- " 'tr Cllllrd ,! Sd•a•••C Reibel Rd.. Oleolet .... Moryondu..JdCook Sunday Sen-ice&: 10 a.m.. A 6 p.m. Wcdncldly Services - 7 p.m. ,_,., s....., 7 .,.39 - s.day School ~ 9 a.m. Sunday WOllhip - 9:30p.m.• 7:30p.m. Wtdnesday Service· 7:30p.m. Wcclacsd.ly Services· 7:00p.m. lbrweti~M' ..... c..,. Sunday ~hool , 9:30 a. m. Worship - 10:30 a.m.• 1 p.m. Wonbip, lla.m., 7:00 p.m. .'. . Paaor': Bob Rob.j,..., flnl Boplill Paslor: Rick Ru?e Slftlay smoot • 9:30 a.m. Worship 10:40 a:m.• 7:00p.m. Wednesday SerVices - 7:00p.m. -.......... ·-La...,_ s.day Sdluol- 9 a.m. 'M)fthip - 10 a.in. 75 Purl St, Middlcpon. R......, Clo.O... vl Cllriol - Alii- Suadiy Scnite - 6:00 p.m. Welk:ldiy Savict - 7:00p.m. w....,........ ,_Ciuudi ---Co.!I<L l'llor. .... s-lirSdloai - 9-.JOuo. -..... IO:lOLJ1L,1,10p.a. Wr 1 1 , Sa'vkz - 7:l0 p.a Clionlo ' AibSt.M-.,... Wonhip • 10 a.m. -" 8Ndbll1'7 Qard of Clut.t Pastor. Josllua l.Jncb · Swldly Stobool - 9:30a.m. Wonhlp . 10<.30 a.m. S<nia: ......,. 7 p.-. lilll<li<' Suadly Sct.ool · IO:(l) a.m.. 112 mile off Rr. ns Pastor: Rev. O' Dell Manley -Sundly School - 9:30 a.m. Worship · 10:30 a.m., 7:34J p.m. ...,. d•y Scnrice . 7:30p.m. .._, .... RACINE Federal, Hocking roolt an cady lead and nC\Iel' looked baclt a they rolled to a 12-3 Win ~r Southern Thund2y in TVC baseball action. ~-Cioonlo ()llitl ( Ptllor: Rob Bmwa PloeG,...Biblo-CIIIud , ......... 1\ er..lt ... CIIrkl _,s.ma: . 6:JOp.m. .s..lly Scboul • 9;)1) ..... Worship - II :00 Lin. 5 Bibk: Swdy Wednesday 7 prn . -- · - -.wolliamJUIIU s-lay Sdloal -10!00 LIIL ........ Wonloip . 10:., ..... Pator: Cbldes McKenzie s...by Scbooi 9: JO a.m.. Wcrihip - lla.m., 7:00p.m. Wtdnelday SuvKc - 7:00p.m. Sunday K hool· 9:30 L IDSunday wonbip 7 p.m. Wcdoelday praytr meeti.ag- 7 p.m. Youlh· 5:30pm Sunday Flnil Bopllol Clotordo Putoc MaR Morrow 6th and Palmer Sr., Middleport Sunday School - 9; IS a.m. Wonhip - 10:1~ a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Sctvice· 7:00p.m. . . 2 , Jlnl a.n;llaf61: P' ~ - 9a.m. Pastor: Rev. Dewey Kin& Sunday Schooi - IO: I~a. m . _,..JO .... _ , _ _7,.... c Lancers upend Tornadoes in TVC softball ly5crrice · 1p.a. We' Wonlllip • 10:10 ...... 6:30 , .... F-- l.oodin& Creek Rd.. Rudlnd Worship Service • 9 a.m. Communion - 10 a.m. _,_ plw M' HIGHLIGHTS ......... . . 0:)() .... . -.~n.s-tW. Boi)'O PMw:llob""'"-'n SuDdaysmooi · IOa.m. ~ FRID\Y's . Caillvillo ....-: Rev. l"':iilip • • , . _ , . SckJol • 9'.30 ..... ·,~ _ ,,.... lleldiBC'P 5 t) _, lnsuu ....... _,..JO .... HonU.nvilkRood ___ •. ..... a.,etw P;w ..... a... .... ,, - -Koidi- Calqry ....-c..,. 1loppen ...... Cloordo oiCiutol Pastor: E. l...amlrO' BryiDt Sunday Sehoul · 9:30a.m. Worsltip - 1 0: 4~ a.m., 7:00p.m. Wtdne.day Services- 7:00 p.m. ¥' 1 Saadly School .. 10 a.m. "Wunhip". II a.m.. Walne$dly prayer teffltt · 1 p.a Worship - 10:30 a.m., 7:00 p.m. Wedladay Senrices - 7 p.m. _ , . . . ........ 6,.... (S -) Fill s....., - l p . IO:JOa.m. a 7p.m. Zloo ~ oiCiutol Pomeroy, Hanisonvillt Rd. (Rt . l43) Pailoc Roeet: Watson Sunday School - 9:30 a.m. - _ ,_ w Wonlhip - 9 a.m. -.o.y ........ Wonhip • 10:45 1..11t.. - J ( d . . . C..It<L 31 ....., _, _ _,..)0_ 1,... c-n~d...­ s..idoy Sdoool • 10 LIL Sw.lay school- 9:30 ..... ServK:a - 6;30 p.m. I) Scrvioel· I ~c:-ll.t... PI Pa5lor: Keilb ...... ---Owdo Wortbip - 10:30 a.m., 6:30 p.m. . -. ....-Qnlo .. 5,a-rc. 310JJ S... - 12.5. ~ Pascoc Tary Slew.wt Sundly Scbool -9:.30 a.m. , Wonbip - lla.m. '~Me 1 1 y 5a'vice:t - 7:30 , ... s.day Servil»-7 p.a • ,..... aw. OMtrdle/Qrill. W~y Holy Eaialill ji:CJO p.m. Pun: Rrv. AIIIOI Ttllis Main. sum. R..u.t Soodoy Wanbips 10:00 L11L Wonllip - 9 :10 Lm. Sundly School - 10"-.JO un. .......JeiJ"'f Walboe I ll and Jrd Sunday . ._ flnl . . . . . Cloordl Sunday School - 9-.JO a.JIL ••,.; qa.rdttl6eN Wonlllip - 111:10 ............. -. . . . . .t.·_, - -,..J ..... SUndor Sdoool IO:Ih.a K-. Clnoodl vlOuiol hy Savk:e - 7:l0 p.m. 5I..-... ' i ..... ~ Foacr .. 81 .. ·-,..,.,...7 ...... ............- . .... ._. '* r ......... . 10 ..... _ , s.mca . 7:10p.-. Sunday: Adlll ~ ­ WedDesday ServK:a - 7 p.m. Momina Savk:e 11110 ...... 0 10....:. Rn. lldoonlo-Ciazy Pwor: AIHuuoll Youth M i~ Bill ftWer S&mdaf School - 9:30a.m. Won~Dp.. 8:1s: JO:JO.a..m.. 1 p.m.. PMIDr::.....,s...,... Wok Rc\t. J.-s Bu MWd' ,.... C'?lludleiQ.rill SChaod Main I :'I I'' I 'I ~- .._,.. , 326 1!. - -w...OUklrc:a.' .....,. '\ole.! P.O. - 467. ~,__ Noooo.W.V.. -,Sdoool - 111-.lOa.a Finl _ , . , _ . J:OOp.-. - Wonlllipl lkll&.OL s-,. SckJoi 9: 1J ..... WcdneJcby ~ - 7 P-Ill __ _, _ _,..)0 .... . . . . .. 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Da 11 o 1< Lew s arc all projected first d f tl e Bro v JS trade ro t ders dow Dav11 mav grab a couple of then Morgan a four yc u starter for Davts has st rged tp the Browns draft board Dav1s JSISts Morgan - rated by sm te as a nuddle first rot nder IS worthy of bemg the No 3 p ck DaviS compares Morgan to Baln mores Ray Lewts the retgmng NFL MVP. who JUSt happened to play at Mtanu too Thmk of It m these terms DaviS md If you thought you could add Ray LewiS why wouldn t you' DaviS ts rebsh10g hiS first NFL draft as a head coach for another reason The last nme he pursued players bke Warren he was at the players mercy Warren spurned DaviS scholarsh1p offer a gesture the coach rem nded Flonda s All Amen can defens ve tack le about recently I sat 10 his hvmg room four years ago trymg to get h m to come to M1am1 DaviS srud I told h n ThiS ttme you don t have a chance to tell MORE LOCAL NEWS MORE LOCAL FOLKS 19B8 Malad 21 molor home low m eage very good co nell on $9 000 740-992 5983 Mrings 710 Autoe for Sele SO DOWN CARSI POLICE IM POUNDS & REPOSI HONDA S CHEVY S JEEPS LOW AS 128/ MO S 0 lij &'Yo FOR LIST NGS CALL BOO 45 0050 tXI C 9812 1Hbe for good ~•son They ve got good pttching and good hmmg After a listless performance 10 a 4-1 loss Wednesda~ the Onoles offense haaPqcB1 showed SJgns ofhfe m the ser1Cj finale We got our bum kicked last rught tluee bomen and e1ght RBis "When I get my chance to pla)l I and today, but lociay left a brtter taste try to do what I can he sa1d The~ s Hargrove S3.1d We d1d some real pos a lot of good pbyers on this te:un and 1t1ve th10gs today We swung the bats well ~ hard to fit everybody m Cordow went 2-for-4 wtth two Cleveland went up 6 2 wtth a RBis on Wednesday, then topped that three run fifth After Juan Gonulez wtth a performance that should tarn and Wtl Cordero smgled off Chuck him more startmg asstgnments from M cElroy (0 1} Cordova htt the sec manager Charlie Manuel ond pttch from Chad Paronto ovor Cordova s not getnng a lot of play the center field wall for h1s thtrd mg time but he s taking a lot of extra homer of the season hittmg Manuel satd That s a good The Indians made tt 9 2m the stxth 10dicanon of the type of player he IS on an RBI double by Ellis Burks and Emar D•az also homered and C C a two run double by Cordero Dtaz Sabathta (2-0j allowed two runs 1 SIX hrt a two run homer off Ryan mmngs for the lnd1ans who have Kohlmerer 10 the mnth and Baln thetr first three game wmnmg streak more scored three runs m the bottom of the season Cleveland took two 1f half off l'aul Shuey Notes Kenny Lofton stole three three from the Onoles last week a 1d won the season senes 5 1 bases a td Gonzalez went 3 for 4 \\ tth Cal Rtpken Sabathta 20 gave up stx h1t< 111 hts a walk f," Cleveland thtrd llUJOr league start He struck ott r<tun ed after a day off and went 1 for 3 v th a walk to ratse h1S bamng three and walked two avcrag~ to 140 Balt1mores Davtd Its a learmng expenencc the left bander satd Every tnuc I go out Sc gUt was eJected by home pbte there somethmg new happens I ump1re Ron Kulpa after argumg a really struggled to throw stnkes The called thtrd stnke m the first 10mng first two ttmes I never really struggled Segut expressed hiS displeasure by tosSing a helmet and bat from the throwmg Strikes Jml Thome ( 133) and Brady Anderson had three hitS for dugout the Onoles who have lost etght of II Omar V1zquel ( 208) were left out of Half ofBalttmore s 10 defeats thiS sea Cleveland s startmg hneup Jeff son have been to the Indians Comne returned to the Balnmore bneup after m1ssmg seven games w1th They keep commg at you Baln Balnmore C Brook more manager M1ke Hargrove md a foot mJury They re obvtously one of the Fordyce had two passed balls and favontes m the AL to be contenders allowed four s olen bases 19BO ~cono no 1 Ton Ellondod Length Cargo Van V 8 Auto 4 New Whn s And Tlrea 84 000 m lea On Board - 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Wrltesel All Makeo Ti'ador It Roofing • Home Equipment Parts FICtory Aatllorized Cue-JH ... rls l·J04.675-7124 l ....l!O-Mn Ke!i I tiel Cw-cW New C-..cloa s.Joo Scnlce lalaillaliolll s: • 1 a Ia SIIIOt Metal Dltdwod• "True" 5I* I< Serrlce For Gllllla, aad Molp C• 1111 Dealers JIII/II St Rt. 7 South wv 115176 ~.OH46m Sales & Service 204 Condor St. Pomeroy BISSELL KEEPS THE BUILDERS INC. SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER TillE HEAT IN eLOCKS OUT ".5% . OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING Weed Ellm, 'lllkrs and Go Carts. Your ooe SlOp~ fir all~ pillS and m!mrics b llllllljlr !Qndsofpowerequipmenl! iawlllllllllf MIL • Plclcup 6dellvlry Wllct Mon thru Fri 9·5:30; Sltrily 9:00-1:00 . eon. o!Ylnt 1111 Sl. FuiiiiCH illclnl, 011 ••• .u..,.....""" HMt Pu Air Conditioning a- Plumbing We Service All Makss" warner Heating & Cooling, Inc. Under new o"wnershlp tt Is now ~ 992·3470 ......Llcel••d · -• lnstnd ··-· : Trana • Jlinftrol •l'lllnnlll ZOna • :..nnox --------- •• • 40 • f'IIU II HCIII D1WAIU•"IIIIIG. NewHoares•VInrl sldlaa ·Now Garqa ·~ .Windri1 • Room Addldolll•·lloollna COIIMIIOALIIIIII5IDIIIliAI. ' 740-992-7599 The CRAFTY, ... • / ' : t a- lo Shlrrle l'lnlc, Owner RIIHY ~~ ~ ••m (Factory Outlet) All vertleol blladt ore aude to order 11 oar loeatloa UPTO 70%0FF • Vorliealo • Wood 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio • Mlail • E1c I44 1lilnl Ave. G..1ls -. ... ·-· Hill'• Self Stor•a• ,...._.•"-11 211170 Baehln Reed · RICine, Ohio 41771 0 Pleasant Valley Hospital Pleasant Valley Hospital currently has an opening for a Respiratory Therapist for our DME omce In· · Pt. Pleasaf)t, WV. Excellent pay and benefits. Send resume to: Pleaaant Valley Hoopllal, c/o Human R11orceo 2520 Valley Drive, Pd. Ptoaaant, WV ~5550 Or FAX to (304) 87~975 AAIEOE . /. I ESTATE ·auCTION STARTS IT liON PROPERTIES OPEN IT 11:11 . 879 Streel, Middleport Triplex- 3 one bedroom apts. Rent for .$250 to $275/ nio. each OFFERED BY: WISEMAIJ RW.EITITE · . UVIB WilE- IIIlER . LEE IUCTIIIUI THE THE...T€R CAN BE' A CRlJE L ,' CRUEL. PLI'\CE' . Complete Mobile Repair oa Lan 'Ihlcton, Mowen, . TIUen, Warranty L~~~~~~~~==============~~~~~ . VIllage will Rutland ba laking -lad bide for 1 Tan 11112 Ford Crown Vlctorle. Thla waa pravlouely our pl1rol car. Minimum bid Ia U,IOO. Bide mual ba turned In et lha Rutland Vlllllll olflca b F lday May r will • bl 4, 200t.YThey opanld 11 tha next council meeting, Tualda,, Mey 1, 2001. Tha v•hlola will be (ilrlcld II ~~~~ . Rutland I ewer · Trutmant Plant. (..) 13 20 27 3 tc · • • • Rulllnd vtllllige will ba 11klne "alld bide lor a Blue 111114 l'ord liangar Splllah 4X4. V.hlola mll•a• le 88,431. Minimum bid Ia ft oaa. Blda mull ba t~rnad In .ei tlia Rutland vtNage offtoe by l'rldlv, lilly 4, 2001. They wid ba _..a 11 thl next Council m..ttne,llilldly,lllly e, 2001. The vehicle · Will 1M parked 11 the Rutland lawer 'l\'lllibrwutPianL (4) 13, 20, 27, 3 to · P bile .,..,_ u ._.._ 8HIRII'JI'I iALI 01' ·· RIAL IITAT11 Till 11111 of Ohio, Malp county. Mlrlet1l ••:,~"J!" Bank, Pia , ve. Clayton P. Conklin, Sr., · Ike Clayton Conklin, Klren 11. Conklin, aka Kllran Conklin, Dllendanta CUI No. DO CV 1'48 In purauenca of an Ordllr of Sale In the lllow wttldwd action, I will offer lor ula 11 Public Notice publlo elepa IIUCIIon,of11 the tl)a front Court HOUII In P-o~, In the 8bOVa name.d County, on lliHcley the 22nd dey o1 lla,, ZOOt, II 10:30 o'clock e.m~. the following daecrlbed raallllllla: ., Being . Lola· No. .,. and 17 ol W 8 u•b~dfvlelonn'•0 ,,...,, • ··• Townahlp, Baotlon tl, Town 4 North, Range 12 Wilt, . Malge County, Ohio, I I Ml out and dnorlbed In Pl118ook No. 4, P1111 5, In th• Offloa of 1111 llelga County Rtoorclar, refaranoa to Which plet · Ia herab, made lor 1 dellnH• clncrtptlon of uld Lot No. 11 and Lo1 No. 17. Prior lnatrumant Refaranoa: O.R. Volu,. 84, Pege 1101. Bald premia... loca1ld 11421011 Meln Street, Tuppen Plaine, Ohio, 41783. · Ia tei pramlaee epprellld et Ninety· Thou•fld !'Iva Hundl'ld and no/tOO Dollera (117,500.00) and OIMIII ba eold lor laaa than two· thlrdl of IIIII emclunt. ~nna of &ala: Tan percent (10%) of the ' lilt prloa In caeh or owtlllld Ollaclc 11 the tlma Of 1ha Mle with the belanoe In .oaah or cartlllad check w1t111n lhl!ly (30) •YI oflhadaltoiMie. · ; Ralpli I~ TrU-ll lhlrtff Matga County, Ohio Daniel A. FoUM, . Altomay . (4) e. 13, 20 ..... . t-10, M~AM, I DON'T- KNOW WI-IAT HAPPENED IN 15'1-0.. NO. M~AM, I KNOW WI-IAT J.tAPPENED IN 1680, 18ZO OR 1910... .......----~·• !' Public Notice -----~-----r--- · ' \ . IN THE . ''' · C,....MON """ PLEAS COURT, : PROBAT1! DM810N• i 1111GB COUNTY, OHIO ; IN THE MATTER 01' · : ~=~ PROBAT1! COURT : MEIGS COUI!ITY, OHIQ. ' Aooounta and .. vouchara or the ' .following named · fiduciary haa bMn , flied In 1ha Probate • Court, llalge County, : . Ohio lor approVIII llftCI • Hltl-nt. , ; . ESTATE NO. 2111&-t 2111 and 22nd ~ Aooounta Iliad by l ~ Btrnarel v. l'ultz, , Trullee of the Trull • Creiteil-by ham 10 ol ~ the Leal Will anct ' Tu h m a n t of ~ Andareon B. Kibble; • DIMillld. ·, : Unl111 axoaptlona· are ftled thatato, Hid ~ - n t wiH ba 111 tor 't haarlna belora nld ! Court on 1111 2111 dlv ' Of 11~. 2001,111 whlaii ~ ttme Mid - n t will be oonaldarsfl end :0: oonllnued from dey 1li • day until finally : dlapoaed of. \ Any penon1 • lnter81ted mey lila ~ written ' exception to • · oald eocount or to : matter• partelnlng tc( • • the IJ!ooutlon of thl ! 1ruat, not Ina then • 11ft dl!y8 prior lo tile ~ dell 111 lor Robart 1. ole ·' JltdgeCommon ~ ,.._ Couot, , Problte Olvlelon · llllgeCounty,Ohlo ; (4) ~. TO MAKE A Wlt,.D 6UESS AT W~AT I-IAPPENE!7 RI61-1T AFTER BREAKFAST THIS MORNIN6 ... 51R! Ukun owl 111 ..,..... T-d'(prlxllxe) llnllh -'dng (lbbr.) 2t ChMt Of 3 Uollnee zsm.er21 AI...,.• Mid . -- to .... 24 IIIII doG'• auffl.l · a ..... hame 43 J8coll'a dlll£11 ona'a 25 QuiCker? Z1 RhMrln ~;(walla) 8 Spain Cllicl 27 P1tron 33 Call off. 45 Pole 7- =:., 41 Typaol 47 Court twll'lne . 41 ~c~ of 50 Author 34 Crnlld 35 ............. , . , _ 21 lt'aln 31 c-.try bottom lblr wllh I Saoui 10 God Dflo"" 30 Selblrd 37 Broom-11 s • ..., 12 Wort 31 Julll 4tlla. Thurman u-..- Robotll, without- 1 e 11 pe~a 37 -(like c:hlnceo) ....... !arona 52 Native Boi-GIIIcl olgn 53 FOIIIId CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos . c.1o1w11y Clplltr cryplograms are created from quolltlono by f~!T!CHJI PIOf)lt, put end pment. Each loner In lite cipher Olinda for another. Today's clue: A equals L 'F~ BY'T ESFGE XGSBG KS UY wzJ y av·T CZGHFYI ZQ EFJYQ GZLY.'- WY BZD ZHKSI, WFL z ZAFHY CFGGYM, ZAUYIK'D LSKWYI. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: •1 feel tllal art has aomelhlng to do with the achievement of stillness In the midst of chaoo.• ·Saul Bellow 0200t by NEA,II'Ic. 20 0 lour Rearrange leHert of ocrombled wordo the Af ter South wms with his spade ace, whether it be on the firsl, second or third round, he should immediately play a I I I I 1 1I diamond. (If needing a misdefense, go for it as quickly as possible.) West musl duck and '--'T!-r-,.--r--1 1 be- low to form lour olmplo wordJ. ,.-.,....::""'::--:-~-=--, ET EKL T I - 1 . A . . . T AGE I' I I" I 2 · I . . L.._ _ ._ , _. . _ _ . . . _ _ . _ _ _ , I E .. I I I ·- note his partner's two. W H A L 5 ~', This shows an odd . Keeping an untidy house 5 number of diamonds. . . . doesn't bother my sister. Her soIf it is a singleton, ' lution is to.fill a coffee table with West cannot kill ihe A y R L y E ,-- --- · cards. 6 ~ Complete rho . chuckle quoted diamond suit~ · assumes it is from . . . . . v by lill;ng in the mi ..ing word• three. wins with . you develop from stop No. 3 below. the diamond ace on the second round of the suit, cashes his spade winner(s), and exils . with a heart or club. SCRAM•LfTs ANSWERS Declarer . has only Obtuse -Broom -Ideal- Glance - UMBREL LA eight tricks. If West ' "Have you pm something away for a rainy day ?" j ducks two rounds of asked my colleague. "Sure," he smiied , "I JUSt we nt out a diamonds ("just being . bought an UMBRELLA. " careful, partner"), South makes his game. He Saturday, April21. 2001 Lady Luck could be lhe one masterminding your material affairs in the year ahead. What she puos together might be sit· ualions you would never have the courage to attempt on }10.\fr own. TAUI~US (April 20·May 20) -- Give that person with whom you're involved in a joint venture the reassurance that he.or she needs today, even if you think it's tOially unnecessary. You can never know another's fears and sensitivi- ties. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The AltrQ-Gnph Matchmaker can help you undorsllnd what to do to make the relationship work. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156. . GEMINI (May 21-!une 20) •• Today.'o cycle offers achievement in on endeavor impolllnl to you, even if the control is In the hondr of another. Don'1 dis· turb the IIITinaements nor roek <he boat. CANCER (!une 21-!uly 22J .; It'• becau10 you have ill1he riaht factors · aoina for you today, auch u ambition~ moti· l'aliori. -ay and luck. that ' -·' '' • (, 41 ~Nor' 42 Bolo ..... I I I' I . 1 ·~=., llelll't . 2L ~CIIInblnjj 5 Chemlc11 eub 4De-) w.... -23=- 4s.- holdlrl 38 Tlnllllt 21 WindOw men ua.m- I .. I . ' llOWEVER,I Ml61lT BE A6t..E , i - JNr · ... Public NoUce SATURDAY, APRIL 2111 . 695 Single Family Dwelling CurrenHy rente $350/mo. . ,;' Sizes 5'x 10' !0 10'x30' HOUra Public N~lce .. URIY'S ENGINE AND AIR COMPRESSORS . 740-949-2217 7:00AM ·8:00PM 11 Hied IG.- . 1 20 Nolongor Z ...... Pau .q,_. Palmer of North Palm Beach, Fla., for that aide-memoire.) With four cards, play the second-highest first, followed by lhe lowest. When should you give a count signal? When that is the key piece of information you believe partner needs to know. This deal features a textbook situation. . Against three notrump, Wesl leads lhe spade two. Advertise Repain In this sp~ce . 1-16.6-299-4445 for$25 per Toll Free month 110 Help Wantad Your LINK to the perfect Home .. . .. ,... 740.992·5232 '446-4995 DOWN ters, as does " even." Thanks to Phy II is ~~..., High& Dey Self-Storage BLIND SPOT (NO SUNDAY CALLS) . Advertlee In thle space for$25 per· month 992-2156 ' $lJRP,St • $1Pf iGftr.IOMI(,ff ! 1-800-291·5600 • Pomerov. OH Classifieds ' MO~f I Toll Free1 111S8 913-1595 Long Bottom , • Serving cuetomera11 years "Wt-..., 'lltlllb l'nlductl' •AI Olllln Slodl .. .- .. - V. C. YOUNG Ill FREE ESTIMATES OUALITY WINDOW SYSTEMS Daily Sentinel Racine Pizza ~xpress 949·4900 Try our new BLT & Ranch Pizza A treat not to miss For Mowen, Qllil SM. Doclcl Wli!POWS HEAT MIRROR TECHNOLOGY lOIII' in this spa.~e for $100 per month. .... - --- 992-1717 Advertise ~ Free ESIImales . 992·6215 lOx 10$40 10x20$60 • Stump 6rlndlng • Bueket Truek •- K§NSINGTON 992·2975 992-5479 • Top • Removal • Trim • Mulch Bulldozer Senlcel 949-2804 ~ Parts And Service • VInyl Siding I Polnllftll · ~ •• . Whpn against notrump, Fourth besl from your longest suit Is a good first lead - Dino 0 . Fieni, Severna Park, Md . We have been 1 looking at attilude signals. But there are two other signals one might make: count and suit-preference. If aui- · tude is either known or irrelevanl, perhaps a counl signal ~hould be given. First, though, how do you give count? You play your lowest card with an Odd number of cards in the suit. Playing high-low· shows . an even. num· ber. ("Low" has three letters, as does "odd." "High" has four let- • R........ IQU!Iorl Warner I Tree Service ~PENTER SERVICE -·~~~~ Cellular St. Rt. 7 HaaUq • • Gl'llvel SUd • ThpsoR • FBI Dirt ~elite S~Utke &. • -Gonigooo • - I I PIUmblll!l CaU Us Firat Or We Both Loeel HARTWELL STORAGE ·YOUNG'S · •RootnAddltlonll . "We Caa Help"IJ . 79 or 448·8800 '••n.a•• 17 SI!I$1FY BY J'HILLIP ALDER .,c!l Spout FTH &tlmltet 949-1405 591-5011 'I ... The count ~ MaintenanceGutters- Down ....: ..... ~-·· Aqenl Local843-5284 IZW." lewn mover or weed trimmer. IHI' Gox 189 Middleport Oh10 ·1:,(60 C8ll Chuck Every Spring Tune-Up get a FREE Blade SharJienlng. New «Julpment errlvlng dally See Manning, Wayne or Jim or 1 RI!AL DEAl: on a new lawn tractor, •• MONUMENTAL UFE INSURANCE CO. .............. a· ,. .. , W1mopd 0111 , ..... ollll'llllo II ~In 15 • '. f • A .11 OH740-74W257 741)..985-41 BO t1on11 C1f11. 55 Cllruolnlll 56 On IIIIo 57 lluocle -..... ----- 4 II I 7 WV304 Bl2.a74 Pomeroy -... =..... , 14 Old d&lv•, • Q t I . .... 7 '. ':" ••• J t A 11 . fREE mt•OJES ELITE MECHANICAL CONTRACTORS Ask For .Mike Hindle • 1: .I I I •U Wl/0282t20 . SPBCIAL FINANCE DFJ'ARTMI!NI' Bankruplcy? credll Problems? ••• ................ ....... u... 54 ~~::! ' s t&Q.IIft : Garages 1ft/ URNPIICE~ • t. New AddHions Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final E~nses; College, Retirement, · l . Emergency Funds; Mortgage; Major Medical • Nursing Home LkaiRd............ 111111 41SMIII ~- 13=:_->sr:,:. • lt I I Complete Home · Repair Remodeling of paintintJ- Lee do it for you • l'laae qJJ 140H9H735 ar- 7 n••m ~Toke tlo. peia Oflt . JlillllllljltCUSTOM SOIEEN PMniNG 44 Go lied 45 I'IIWWI'Ighl ACOOSS 1 IIMcll UNDA'S PAINTING em.. ALbER II ' ' •. ,, I• almosl anything ycu wanl to · tackle will be a success. given prominence 0".-:r indi- LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) .. arrangement can tum out to be vidual interests, a pannership very fonunate for all today. CAPRICORN (Dee. 22-Jan. 19) .. Today's aspc<IS ate espe- · Your chan indicares lhat today you might be ~iven a. second chance at something where you previously mel failure . This lime around you will suc- cially lucky for you in finalizing: matters of importance. To be on the safe side, work in Ibis area and don'tleave ariy loose ceed. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -· Devote your effons today to threads hanging. . AQUARIUS (li'n. 20-Feb. 19) .. Somelhing quite helpful might develop today through an old friend or contact. What any coalition that ·ca~ poten- tially offer you the greatest rewards. You're especially lucky at this time in joint ven- transpires co4ld tum this inlo a ture involvement. most fonunate day for you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) .. This is not the time to lower your expectations reaardins something maaerial you hllve in . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • • One of the things you can do best is brina divergent intetests together for beneficial purpos· es. Step in today and mike the orronaements that will be to everyone'• benefit•. SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) - Whit you hllvo in mind to lmplomento chonp you feel thll could Improve your work· ina conditions or ofrer-lqer profit potential io rlaht on Q¥k, Olve Ita try today. . SAOm'ARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21) •• Ptavidod the com· mon olijoctive of everybody is ..the · workl. Conditions are chanaiqa today in your fovor. ARIBS(Man:h 21·April19) •• Althouah It miaht call for • bit of modlficuion, on idea you've recently conceived that isarand In !Cope hu ucellent chiiiiCo• of becomlna a reality. Work on it tOday. '. ' ~- ' �.Friday, April 20, 2001 Pomeroy, Middleport, Ohio The Dally Sentinel • p~ 8~ ·- ;Y.LEYOOP NBA Cro11word Puzzle PHilLIP ~ P/1 aiiACfOIS, II(. " 11 w, Ohio 45771 740-985-3948 £DIICJmJilOCliiiKI •r-.., Willi, SC.,. • •Camplele .... w.... fiMna dlllng 1••. FREE ESTIMATIS ••··w... R s' Stop I Can -llri-.·a-tl C ..... fretllpW II Sc"iiiiOIIM ... W.V. WVIIJ17U 740992·1171 COIIIHIIw; Interior FREE ESTIMATES ltfora 6 p.m. L&L Tire.Barn "'" MeiiCigl Afttr6pm V' Rocky R Hupp 304 882·2220 /llllaol'lblitq>A- DDIYIU Howardl. Wrltesel All Makeo Ti'ador It Roofing • Home Equipment Parts FICtory Aatllorized Cue-JH ... rls l·J04.675-7124 l ....l!O-Mn Ke!i I tiel Cw-cW New C-..cloa s.Joo Scnlce lalaillaliolll s: • 1 a Ia SIIIOt Metal Dltdwod• "True" 5I* I< Serrlce For Gllllla, aad Molp C• 1111 Dealers JIII/II St Rt. 7 South wv 115176 ~.OH46m Sales & Service 204 Condor St. Pomeroy BISSELL KEEPS THE BUILDERS INC. SUMMERTIME HEAT OUT AND WINTER TillE HEAT IN eLOCKS OUT ".5% . OF DAMAGING ULTRAVIOLET RAYS FACTORY DIRECT PRICING Weed Ellm, 'lllkrs and Go Carts. Your ooe SlOp~ fir all~ pillS and m!mrics b llllllljlr !Qndsofpowerequipmenl! iawlllllllllf MIL • Plclcup 6dellvlry Wllct Mon thru Fri 9·5:30; Sltrily 9:00-1:00 . eon. o!Ylnt 1111 Sl. FuiiiiCH illclnl, 011 ••• .u..,.....""" HMt Pu Air Conditioning a- Plumbing We Service All Makss" warner Heating & Cooling, Inc. Under new o"wnershlp tt Is now ~ 992·3470 ......Llcel••d · -• lnstnd ··-· : Trana • Jlinftrol •l'lllnnlll ZOna • :..nnox --------- •• • 40 • f'IIU II HCIII D1WAIU•"IIIIIG. NewHoares•VInrl sldlaa ·Now Garqa ·~ .Windri1 • Room Addldolll•·lloollna COIIMIIOALIIIIII5IDIIIliAI. ' 740-992-7599 The CRAFTY, ... • / ' : t a- lo Shlrrle l'lnlc, Owner RIIHY ~~ ~ ••m (Factory Outlet) All vertleol blladt ore aude to order 11 oar loeatloa UPTO 70%0FF • Vorliealo • Wood 33795 Hiland Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio • Mlail • E1c I44 1lilnl Ave. G..1ls -. ... ·-· Hill'• Self Stor•a• ,...._.•"-11 211170 Baehln Reed · RICine, Ohio 41771 0 Pleasant Valley Hospital Pleasant Valley Hospital currently has an opening for a Respiratory Therapist for our DME omce In· · Pt. Pleasaf)t, WV. Excellent pay and benefits. Send resume to: Pleaaant Valley Hoopllal, c/o Human R11orceo 2520 Valley Drive, Pd. Ptoaaant, WV ~5550 Or FAX to (304) 87~975 AAIEOE . /. I ESTATE ·auCTION STARTS IT liON PROPERTIES OPEN IT 11:11 . 879 Streel, Middleport Triplex- 3 one bedroom apts. Rent for .$250 to $275/ nio. each OFFERED BY: WISEMAIJ RW.EITITE · . UVIB WilE- IIIlER . LEE IUCTIIIUI THE THE...T€R CAN BE' A CRlJE L ,' CRUEL. PLI'\CE' . Complete Mobile Repair oa Lan 'Ihlcton, Mowen, . TIUen, Warranty L~~~~~~~~==============~~~~~ . VIllage will Rutland ba laking -lad bide for 1 Tan 11112 Ford Crown Vlctorle. Thla waa pravlouely our pl1rol car. Minimum bid Ia U,IOO. Bide mual ba turned In et lha Rutland Vlllllll olflca b F lday May r will • bl 4, 200t.YThey opanld 11 tha next council meeting, Tualda,, Mey 1, 2001. Tha v•hlola will be (ilrlcld II ~~~~ . Rutland I ewer · Trutmant Plant. (..) 13 20 27 3 tc · • • • Rulllnd vtllllige will ba 11klne "alld bide lor a Blue 111114 l'ord liangar Splllah 4X4. V.hlola mll•a• le 88,431. Minimum bid Ia ft oaa. Blda mull ba t~rnad In .ei tlia Rutland vtNage offtoe by l'rldlv, lilly 4, 2001. They wid ba _..a 11 thl next Council m..ttne,llilldly,lllly e, 2001. The vehicle · Will 1M parked 11 the Rutland lawer 'l\'lllibrwutPianL (4) 13, 20, 27, 3 to · P bile .,..,_ u ._.._ 8HIRII'JI'I iALI 01' ·· RIAL IITAT11 Till 11111 of Ohio, Malp county. Mlrlet1l ••:,~"J!" Bank, Pia , ve. Clayton P. Conklin, Sr., · Ike Clayton Conklin, Klren 11. Conklin, aka Kllran Conklin, Dllendanta CUI No. DO CV 1'48 In purauenca of an Ordllr of Sale In the lllow wttldwd action, I will offer lor ula 11 Public Notice publlo elepa IIUCIIon,of11 the tl)a front Court HOUII In P-o~, In the 8bOVa name.d County, on lliHcley the 22nd dey o1 lla,, ZOOt, II 10:30 o'clock e.m~. the following daecrlbed raallllllla: ., Being . Lola· No. .,. and 17 ol W 8 u•b~dfvlelonn'•0 ,,...,, • ··• Townahlp, Baotlon tl, Town 4 North, Range 12 Wilt, . Malge County, Ohio, I I Ml out and dnorlbed In Pl118ook No. 4, P1111 5, In th• Offloa of 1111 llelga County Rtoorclar, refaranoa to Which plet · Ia herab, made lor 1 dellnH• clncrtptlon of uld Lot No. 11 and Lo1 No. 17. Prior lnatrumant Refaranoa: O.R. Volu,. 84, Pege 1101. Bald premia... loca1ld 11421011 Meln Street, Tuppen Plaine, Ohio, 41783. · Ia tei pramlaee epprellld et Ninety· Thou•fld !'Iva Hundl'ld and no/tOO Dollera (117,500.00) and OIMIII ba eold lor laaa than two· thlrdl of IIIII emclunt. ~nna of &ala: Tan percent (10%) of the ' lilt prloa In caeh or owtlllld Ollaclc 11 the tlma Of 1ha Mle with the belanoe In .oaah or cartlllad check w1t111n lhl!ly (30) •YI oflhadaltoiMie. · ; Ralpli I~ TrU-ll lhlrtff Matga County, Ohio Daniel A. FoUM, . Altomay . (4) e. 13, 20 ..... . t-10, M~AM, I DON'T- KNOW WI-IAT HAPPENED IN 15'1-0.. NO. M~AM, I KNOW WI-IAT J.tAPPENED IN 1680, 18ZO OR 1910... .......----~·• !' Public Notice -----~-----r--- · ' \ . IN THE . ''' · C,....MON """ PLEAS COURT, : PROBAT1! DM810N• i 1111GB COUNTY, OHIO ; IN THE MATTER 01' · : ~=~ PROBAT1! COURT : MEIGS COUI!ITY, OHIQ. ' Aooounta and .. vouchara or the ' .following named · fiduciary haa bMn , flied In 1ha Probate • Court, llalge County, : . Ohio lor approVIII llftCI • Hltl-nt. , ; . ESTATE NO. 2111&-t 2111 and 22nd ~ Aooounta Iliad by l ~ Btrnarel v. l'ultz, , Trullee of the Trull • Creiteil-by ham 10 ol ~ the Leal Will anct ' Tu h m a n t of ~ Andareon B. Kibble; • DIMillld. ·, : Unl111 axoaptlona· are ftled thatato, Hid ~ - n t wiH ba 111 tor 't haarlna belora nld ! Court on 1111 2111 dlv ' Of 11~. 2001,111 whlaii ~ ttme Mid - n t will be oonaldarsfl end :0: oonllnued from dey 1li • day until finally : dlapoaed of. \ Any penon1 • lnter81ted mey lila ~ written ' exception to • · oald eocount or to : matter• partelnlng tc( • • the IJ!ooutlon of thl ! 1ruat, not Ina then • 11ft dl!y8 prior lo tile ~ dell 111 lor Robart 1. ole ·' JltdgeCommon ~ ,.._ Couot, , Problte Olvlelon · llllgeCounty,Ohlo ; (4) ~. TO MAKE A Wlt,.D 6UESS AT W~AT I-IAPPENE!7 RI61-1T AFTER BREAKFAST THIS MORNIN6 ... 51R! Ukun owl 111 ..,..... T-d'(prlxllxe) llnllh -'dng (lbbr.) 2t ChMt Of 3 Uollnee zsm.er21 AI...,.• Mid . -- to .... 24 IIIII doG'• auffl.l · a ..... hame 43 J8coll'a dlll£11 ona'a 25 QuiCker? Z1 RhMrln ~;(walla) 8 Spain Cllicl 27 P1tron 33 Call off. 45 Pole 7- =:., 41 Typaol 47 Court twll'lne . 41 ~c~ of 50 Author 34 Crnlld 35 ............. , . , _ 21 lt'aln 31 c-.try bottom lblr wllh I Saoui 10 God Dflo"" 30 Selblrd 37 Broom-11 s • ..., 12 Wort 31 Julll 4tlla. Thurman u-..- Robotll, without- 1 e 11 pe~a 37 -(like c:hlnceo) ....... !arona 52 Native Boi-GIIIcl olgn 53 FOIIIId CELEBRITY CIPHER by Luis Campos . c.1o1w11y Clplltr cryplograms are created from quolltlono by f~!T!CHJI PIOf)lt, put end pment. Each loner In lite cipher Olinda for another. Today's clue: A equals L 'F~ BY'T ESFGE XGSBG KS UY wzJ y av·T CZGHFYI ZQ EFJYQ GZLY.'- WY BZD ZHKSI, WFL z ZAFHY CFGGYM, ZAUYIK'D LSKWYI. PREVIOUS SOLUTION: •1 feel tllal art has aomelhlng to do with the achievement of stillness In the midst of chaoo.• ·Saul Bellow 0200t by NEA,II'Ic. 20 0 lour Rearrange leHert of ocrombled wordo the Af ter South wms with his spade ace, whether it be on the firsl, second or third round, he should immediately play a I I I I 1 1I diamond. (If needing a misdefense, go for it as quickly as possible.) West musl duck and '--'T!-r-,.--r--1 1 be- low to form lour olmplo wordJ. ,.-.,....::""'::--:-~-=--, ET EKL T I - 1 . A . . . T AGE I' I I" I 2 · I . . L.._ _ ._ , _. . _ _ . . . _ _ . _ _ _ , I E .. I I I ·- note his partner's two. W H A L 5 ~', This shows an odd . Keeping an untidy house 5 number of diamonds. . . . doesn't bother my sister. Her soIf it is a singleton, ' lution is to.fill a coffee table with West cannot kill ihe A y R L y E ,-- --- · cards. 6 ~ Complete rho . chuckle quoted diamond suit~ · assumes it is from . . . . . v by lill;ng in the mi ..ing word• three. wins with . you develop from stop No. 3 below. the diamond ace on the second round of the suit, cashes his spade winner(s), and exils . with a heart or club. SCRAM•LfTs ANSWERS Declarer . has only Obtuse -Broom -Ideal- Glance - UMBREL LA eight tricks. If West ' "Have you pm something away for a rainy day ?" j ducks two rounds of asked my colleague. "Sure," he smiied , "I JUSt we nt out a diamonds ("just being . bought an UMBRELLA. " careful, partner"), South makes his game. He Saturday, April21. 2001 Lady Luck could be lhe one masterminding your material affairs in the year ahead. What she puos together might be sit· ualions you would never have the courage to attempt on }10.\fr own. TAUI~US (April 20·May 20) -- Give that person with whom you're involved in a joint venture the reassurance that he.or she needs today, even if you think it's tOially unnecessary. You can never know another's fears and sensitivi- ties. Trying to patch up a broken romance? The AltrQ-Gnph Matchmaker can help you undorsllnd what to do to make the relationship work. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this newspaper, P.O. Box 1758, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10156. . GEMINI (May 21-!une 20) •• Today.'o cycle offers achievement in on endeavor impolllnl to you, even if the control is In the hondr of another. Don'1 dis· turb the IIITinaements nor roek <he boat. CANCER (!une 21-!uly 22J .; It'• becau10 you have ill1he riaht factors · aoina for you today, auch u ambition~ moti· l'aliori. -ay and luck. that ' -·' '' • (, 41 ~Nor' 42 Bolo ..... I I I' I . 1 ·~=., llelll't . 2L ~CIIInblnjj 5 Chemlc11 eub 4De-) w.... -23=- 4s.- holdlrl 38 Tlnllllt 21 WindOw men ua.m- I .. I . ' llOWEVER,I Ml61lT BE A6t..E , i - JNr · ... Public NoUce SATURDAY, APRIL 2111 . 695 Single Family Dwelling CurrenHy rente $350/mo. . ,;' Sizes 5'x 10' !0 10'x30' HOUra Public N~lce .. URIY'S ENGINE AND AIR COMPRESSORS . 740-949-2217 7:00AM ·8:00PM 11 Hied IG.- . 1 20 Nolongor Z ...... Pau .q,_. Palmer of North Palm Beach, Fla., for that aide-memoire.) With four cards, play the second-highest first, followed by lhe lowest. When should you give a count signal? When that is the key piece of information you believe partner needs to know. This deal features a textbook situation. . Against three notrump, Wesl leads lhe spade two. 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Today's aspc<IS ate espe- · Your chan indicares lhat today you might be ~iven a. second chance at something where you previously mel failure . This lime around you will suc- cially lucky for you in finalizing: matters of importance. To be on the safe side, work in Ibis area and don'tleave ariy loose ceed. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) -· Devote your effons today to threads hanging. . AQUARIUS (li'n. 20-Feb. 19) .. Somelhing quite helpful might develop today through an old friend or contact. What any coalition that ·ca~ poten- tially offer you the greatest rewards. You're especially lucky at this time in joint ven- transpires co4ld tum this inlo a ture involvement. most fonunate day for you. PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) .. This is not the time to lower your expectations reaardins something maaerial you hllve in . LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) • • One of the things you can do best is brina divergent intetests together for beneficial purpos· es. Step in today and mike the orronaements that will be to everyone'• benefit•. SCORPIO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) - Whit you hllvo in mind to lmplomento chonp you feel thll could Improve your work· ina conditions or ofrer-lqer profit potential io rlaht on Q¥k, Olve Ita try today. . SAOm'ARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec. 21) •• Ptavidod the com· mon olijoctive of everybody is ..the · workl. Conditions are chanaiqa today in your fovor. ARIBS(Man:h 21·April19) •• Althouah It miaht call for • bit of modlficuion, on idea you've recently conceived that isarand In !Cope hu ucellent chiiiiCo• of becomlna a reality. Work on it tOday. '. ' ~- ' �• Page a& The Daily Sentinel Doclpl s.1o. Giants 1 SAN F~ISCO. (AP) Eric Gagne dtdn t let Barry Bonds dunk another baseball in McCovey Cove. • He also krpt the rest of the San Francisco Giants from having any fun . Gagne held BondS homerless in three at-bats, and the Los Angeles Dodger5 handed the Giants their worst loss at Paci fie Bell Puk with a 10-1 victory Thur!(lay night. Bonds' streak of six consecutive games with a home run - including blasts over the ri ghtr field wall into the San Francisco Bay in the first two games of th e series - was squashed b,· .r standout pcrformallce irom Gagne (1-1). who .oll o\\'cd six hits ·in eight inni11 g< whik striking out sen~ 11 . FtN'IJ. Apfll20. 2111 Rockies 4. Padres o Denny Nugle earned his I OOth NL victory as Coloudo posted consecutive shutouts for the first time in its nine-year history: Neagle and three relievers combined on a six-hitter.The Rockies won their fifih in a row and recorded their first three-game sweep in San Diego. Neagle, who has I 07 victori~s ii1 th~ inajors, alsn dnu bk·d and scored a run . AROUND THE DIAMOND Nlllonal.._ hoi Dlvlllon w L I'I:L 8 6 .571 ~ 8 .500 8 8 8 .500 Florida 6 9 -- - 6 9 :'00 Conlnil Divllion w L Pd Chicago 10 5 .667 licloJsloo 8 6 .571 7 .533 CWl~Meti 8 7 8 .467 7 Sl. Lruil 8 .467 6 8 .429 Pitt!llu9> -Yoolt Gil I 1 2112 2 112 ~ado San F rancisoo los Angeles 9 9 8 6 6 AriZOilll San Diego L 6 6 8 9 9 Pd .600 .600 .500 .'00 .'00 .• ---T"""*> o--v 9 Sloe .....,.a-- Gil 1 112 2 3 3 3112 G8 1 112 3 3 Thursday's Gamn Colorado 4, San Diego 0 Flo<ida 5, Montreal 2 Los .Angeles 10, San Francisco 1 Today'a Glma Montreal (Armas Jr. 0·3} at Florida (GritU H), 7 :05p.m. N.Y. Mets (leiter 0·2) at Cincinnati . (Fernandez 2·1 ), 7:05p.m. Chicago Cubs (Ueber 0·1} at PillS· burgh '(Martinez 0..0), 7:05p.m . -·~ w 12 11 <;_t e w .... 1'1:1. OOidlnd ~ ~ · - (Oiowf T"""*> (CoiJ)IN..., 1-1) 8 1 - Cly :HI. 8;05p.lft. Gil 4 .750 5 10 12 .681 .513 .375 .250 6 8 L Pel G8 '1 TEMPO SPOm Mothman _legend continues Vick goes No. 1 in draft {SWIM 1-GI. 8:05 p.m. -(-3-0)81~ -Sox (Paoque G-1), 8:05p.m. :(RIIip Cl-2) a t - (Hila· ... 1-1), 10:05 p.m. : 1 3 se •r•a.... lletn>il (Pertslla Cl-1) (Drew Cl-0); 1:05 p.m. 11 3 .786 N.V. r.tets (Appier 1·1) a1 Cincinnoti 3 Claua8MJ 8 6 .571 (Reitlma 2-GI; 1:15 p.m. 5 .429 CNcago Cubs (Wood Cl-1) at p-. ,Chicago 6 8 6 ~ (Ri1dlit Cl-2), ,1:35 p.m. 5 9 .357 Oelroil 21fT 7112 11 4 51. Lruil (l.ton1o 1·2)at Houston (l.lmll - C i t y 1.01. 2:35 p.m. WfliOMiion L Pel G8 l.tllwa<*N (Rigdon HI at San F...,_ ' 4 .750 12 diOO !OitiL 2-11. 4:05p.m . 9 .471 4112 Montreal (Thurman 1-2) at ~ Taros 8 7 5 (Penny Cl-0), 7:05p.m. 9 _ , . (Maddux 2-j)) at PI~ Olldond 11 .313 7 5 (Penoon H), 7 :05p.m. Colo.- (VIIona 0.0) at Allzona Thundly'w, _ Cl-2), 10:05 p.m. Clelloland 11, 11altimore 5 CIOcago wt>te Sox 3. De4roit1 San Diego (JaM& Cl-1.1 at Los Angeles (Prokcpeo; 1.0), 10:10 p.m. Boston 8, Tampa Bay 3 1!o11on N.Y. Mots at Cincinnati, 1:15 p.m. ChicagO Cub& at Pittsburgh, 1:35 p .m . w - Cl-3). 8:05p.m. Toronto (Parris Cl-2) (Stein 1·2), 8:05p.m. SUndloY•- Boston at N.Y. YankeeS. 1:05 p.m . .., DetROit at ~. 1:05 p .m. .. lloltimore at Tampa BaY. 1:15 p.m. • Toronto at Kansas Cily, 2:05 p.m. _ Minnesola at CIOcago White Sox. 2:05 p.m. Boston {Nomo 2-Q) at . N.Y. Yankees {Pettine 2 · 1), 7:05p.m. Detroit {Spar1<.S 1·1) at Cleveland (Finley 1·21. 7:05p.m. · ·BaltimOre (RObMS 1-0) at Taf111'1 Bay Atlanta at Philadelphia, 1:,35 p.m. . Kansas City .. r Marlin$ 5, Thursday, night and the Yankees b~at Toronto. 6-5 in the longest ga me in Blue Jays' hisCharles Johnson hit two tory. solo home runs and Florida On Monday, the Yankees beat visiting Montreal. lost at Fcnway Park in the With the game ti ed at 2, an nu al Patriots Day.game that Mike Lowell led off th e Mar- ended about a half-hou·r lins' eighth with a single and before the Boston Marathon later scored the go-ahead run winner crossed the finish line on a wild pitch by s·cott nearby. . ·Strick.land. The longest game in the Expos star Vladimir Guer- majors this season · ended at rero, who had started every · t :06 a.m. EDT. Abou t 1, 500 game this season, did not play fans from the an nounc ed because of a bruised right crowd of 24,684 were still at hand. Sky Dome for the final out. " That was a pretty wild game," New York reliever Mike Stanton said. "When you play 17, it's always better to win. Getting in at 5 a.m . On their last day in Bosto n·, will be a lot easier to take." the New York Yankees got to Stanton played a major role, see a marathon. On . their last pitching out of a basesday in Toronto, they got to loaded, no-out jam in . the ·play in one. bottom of the ninth. The YanPaul. O'Neill hit an RBI kees ended a four-game lossingle in the 17th inning ing strea k. Expos 2 Yankees 6, Blue Jays 5 "Luckily ·J was able to wig- Tropicana Field . gle my way out of it," Stanton Martinez fanned 16 in eight said. " After I came out of the innings against th<! . Devil game, we played another Rays earlier this season . Tampa Bay's starting lineup ont". 'The 17 innings tied the has struck out 64 times in 176 most · in Toronto history. At career at-bats against th e 5:57, it broke the previous three- time Cy Young winner. record of 5:49 when the Blue Jays played Baltimore on June 19,1998. The Yankees last played 17 innings on July 20, 1998, in the first game of a doubleDavid Wells threw I 00 header against Detroit. pitches - an amazing 81 for "You start to think it will strikes - in a complete-game never end," New York's David victory over Detroit. Justice said. Beaten by the Tigers on O'Neill had four hits, April 8, Wells was in control including the go-ahead single at Comerica Park. He walked witli two outs. none, struck out six and scattered eight hits. .. White Sox 3, . Tigers 1 · Red Sox a. Devil Rays 3 . Mariners 3. Angels 2 Pedro Martinez again overpowered Tampa B~y. striking . out 13 in six innings to ,w in at Oluo V.1 II Py Puhh\lun~ ( o (,,1lhpoh' • 1'111114 . lsmael Valdes for th<! s<:cond time in a wed< and Seatde . beat Anaheim, 12- 4. Ichiro Suzuki extended his hitting streak to 14 games, a Mariners rookie record, with a leadoff single in the first inning. He scored the first run in· the sixth. Preddy Garcia outdheJcd re (Editor~ rw~: Olfan don4· JiottS '""'" savrd mil/W.U of lives llationwidt, including many folks 'right 11m in tltt tri-iounty rtgion. 'The following feature is a first· -'person account of how organ :doMtion affetkd a staffer~ life.) 117,750* 120,850* '21,050* 125,050* 117,850* 125,950* • V-6 Ram Air Power • Power Windows &Locka Keylea Entry, Tilt & • Power Windowt, Locka, MimJt'l Entry, On star Wheels, Tilt & • Power Seat, Windows &Locka • Remote Kerlesa Enlry • Tilt & Cruise • V-8 Power, Air Cond. . • Exterior Appell'lllCe Pkg. • AM1FM Stereo w1 CMa. • Y-8 Power, Alum. WhHII • Powtl' Sill, Wind., Loeb • 4 C8pt. Chalrt, Reer • V-8 Po...-, Automallc • Locking Olf., Air Cond. CD Sy1t1111, nn & . I0 lh' M1 lllW the chain of command and suppOrt the chief," Ciry Manager said E.V. Clarke Jr. said. Ten . firefighters subsequendy resigned and three had retired, he added "Actually. Bob has tremenBv MIUSIIA lh UEI.l dous cooperation fiom our AND KEVIN KEu.Y remaining firefighters;' Clarke TIMES.SENTINEL STAff said "The older firefighters While have offered to help, and we're ·GALLIPOLIS the recent departure of 14 working on getting some of members of the Gallipolis the younger people in here. "We have an active ExplorVolunteer Fire Department - most through resignations er program with the potential -has reduced the ranks, of!i- fur giving us seven replacecials are confident the depart- ments, so we. feel the department will be back at full ment will return to full s~ngth soon. . Strength." Retired GVFD members Instead of running. into a and an active Explorer unit morale problem due to the will help make up the short- departures, Clarke and Done fall, Fire Chief Bob Donnally nally said rem3ining and new said. membetS have responded well "We're still here, doing the to the siruation. job and the fire contracts will Following a recent departbe honored;' he said. ment meeting, a firefighter One firefighter was dis- told DonnaUy "it was the best ·•·•AR..er• TIMES-SENTINEL STAFF !DWELL - A t .the age of SO, my dad, Johnnie RusseU, celebrated ~ ftth birth- ~. No, ,:eally, I'm not jokirig, he's really 11 - well, parts of him anyway. . Dad spent most of my adolescence in one hospital or anothe~. for one ailment or another. The standing joke in mY family was that "sometimes Johnnie comes home from the hospital for a vacation." . When I was 12, on March 28, 1990, be ' finally received the lc:idney ;md pan<;reas tiansplants b,e desperately needed . . missed due to "fail~ to fulI • j • ults "Thb mteting will glt!t bilth meeting . Tt.1ESSEN11NEl. SWF id db 1 l · TI}e Vilbge of ~ and the PFFSC POMEl\OY _A ~ to di1cu!s a rU tritl an Ul1tiUI pt6p t were 'both JSS\sred 1:1!' the Athen• baled Correcendy completed sum:y deWed to develop the opportunity to rttriflt fiirtlaer.,· J><Uion fur Ohio ~hian D~lopment economic deyelopmental saategi~ for · lnp11t into the comm11nifv 'COAD). COAD nr...;..res the Ohio Rur.ll 1 1\:lmetoyk residents and busineset;s is scheduled •I -r-•fur Monday evenins • _ ammnent and strategic "~ ~ ~= ~i~~ · The n-~. ..__ ""·~-- Com ·• ""-'7 Pocus on '"" r-uw.o.oo IIIW'Iity Survey Conunittee (PFFSC) and die -y;n- of _n.-..~•·•n be holding· 11 special L""~"'1"~ community meeting at 7:30 p.m at """&"' , 1Hnity -~h,pe tnany ofPoi)Jeloyk raidenll will actend Mondays meeting." said Ma)Qr John Blacanar. "This meeting will gM: bocb. ~and busines5 people the opportunity 1-0 ~ further input into the community ctJ l • '( "'"~---~·-• .1 Miner retrai· niil'"~ --~·~ · program .unvei ed BrTIIIWM.liDI Sllverldo Sportlkle Pickup ~J11 Firifighter disputes reason for departure Meeting Slle Conwn1on Van \h signations & 'GVFD • Grand Am GT Coupe Vol 1.25 Orgart donation helped save local man .. one, my New 2001 Chevy Sllntlldo1 Z71 Extended Clll4 Door 4x4 5 Rift spurs . When I .- . father . contracted a staph infection; Readen Digest Condensed venion, a nasty little bug that ·. stays in tile bloodstream forever and does a lot of~­ Add the diabetes that he con- Brand New 2001 Buick LeSabre Custom Sedan mt 111y • PI Pl•··•'>·llll • 1\pul J 1 . 11111 I Iii tillie,·,.f~GKIR!t.. tnlize· just how llespcro~tely. ' Brand New Chevralel Monte Carlo SS • 'Every day is a g()od da Athletics t.· Rangers 5 Alex Rodriguez hit his first borne run for Texas at 1'he Ballpark in Arlington, but also made the last out with the bases loaded in the seventh and eighth innings. ;. Jason Giambi, John\ly Damon and Frank Menechino 'homered-for Oakland. The Athletics beat Kenny Rogers for the first time since Aug. 7, 1994. He had been ·70 against them since. building . • Daldand at Texas. 3:05 p.m. · Anaheim ar Seaftle,..(:35 p.m. A 'signature' tmes at N.Y. V - at MONEY ~ • .. ~ - · (_,1-0) aiTsmpa J11!Y (11.... Cl-2), 4:15p.m. . Clall1ill>l ( M - 1-1)11 ToUii (Glynn T-y·o oonws Milwaukee at San Francisco, 4:05p.m. San Diego at Los Angelo$, 4:10 p .m. COlorado at Arizona, 4:35 p.m. sr, l ouis at Houston. 8:05 p.m. ~ 1-1) at (UoaUla 1· 1), 1:05 P-"' M - (M-. 2-0) at ~ Wliile Sox<- 0-GI. 2:05p.m. (Wuhbum Cl-1) al Sef(e (Maya' 2-0), 4:05p.m. . • Qakland 9. Texas 5 Seattfe 3. Anaheim 2 N.Y. Vankees 6, Toronto 5, 17 imings . Sunclay'aGamn Montreat at Florida, 1:05 p .m. ' •• (llobr 1)-1), 7:15p.m. hoi- ,..,.,. Bay 4 CWilraiDMoicn dloo (GaiUwCI-1). 10:35 p.m. Wear Pivllion w • (Ioiii cud Cl-2) .. ~ (Doai1-0), 7:05p.m. . 61. 1Duio (Ar*ioof 1-1) .. (f3ar1Dn 2·1), 8:05p.m. cc.mr-. (lkNouo Cl-2) 11 Al)mnil (ScHing 2-(1), 10:05 p.m. San Diogo 1-GI aot t..oo Angelos {lltoMll-1 ), 10:1 0 p.m. . Uil •lkn (Hayra 1-1t .a San F~ .'' It JU St fdt like we put it all rogc·tha, all the good baseball we've been playing," Gagne said. '" O f course it feels gQod fi>< me, but this is suc h an importam win for our team. I JU St . tried to keep the ball down and let them get thems clvt.~s out." ' Bonds, who played despite a headache and didn't comment after the game, went 1for-3 with a first-inning single. He was replaced by Shawon Dunston before the seventh. The major league record is eight straight, shared by Ken G riffey Jr., Don Mattingly and Dale Long. Gary Sheffield hit his seventh homer in the eighth inning as the Dodgers got a convi~cing victory on the day general manager Kevin Malone resigned . .After manager Jim Tracy passionately addressed the team Thursday, the Dodgers played what most called their best game of the season. ....• ~ "We •made a $tatement as far as our character by bouncing back and winning this game;· Tracy said. " We did a lot of things right tonight, and we got a great performance from a guy that's beginning to urive on the scene:• · • ' plantdng prou11. " John BIMtlnllr ~ ~ ' •· . . ' as;;sanent and -tegJC planning process,d!at wat ipiUated in Maacl1 by the PFFSC." Blaeanarsaidrest,Jitsofthecomrnunitywide SIIC\'ey, which ~ questions on deo.dopment.=ilneedsandresidentsalis&ction with oornnnmity smli~ will be presented at the Thchniques- that communities in their l elfurls to keep and attrdct small busin-~. ........., · ProjectGoodSTART,fundedinthepastby · the Appalachian Regional Commission · through the CJcM,rnors Office ofAppalachia, · is now funded by the U.S. Depar:unenc of Agrirulture/Rur.tl Dewlopment COAD will d=lop a "Report to the PluM - Survey, AI ·Strickland, Dewine make joint announcement BY BRIAN J. REED TIMes-SENTINEL STAFF ATHENS - A $2 million grant to be used for retraining of displaced coal miners from Southern O hio Coal Co. and their spouses was unveiled Friday during a visit from U.S. Rep. Ted Strickland, D-Lucasville, and U.S. Sen. Mike De Wine. Gallia-Meigs Community Action Agency and Hocking- Athens-Perry . CAA took advantage of a visit by the legislators to officially ann ounce the program, which wi ll become part of an ongoing retraining program aimed at helping retrain · the miners before . their jobs at the Meigs County coal mines end. as anticipated later this year. Am eri can Electrk Power is expected to close itS Meigs Division no later than year's end, putting 686 coal miners out of work and impacting the local economy with an estimated SI 00 million loss. With cooperation from United Mine Workers and AEP's fuel supply division, as well as Hocking College, Tri-County Joint Vocational, School and the University of Rio Grande, the two Community Action agencies have established "United Community College," which offers a number 'o f general ,._- Prop••· AJ Gallia Reads wins $2,000 award . 2000Chtvy Malibu.Stdln q • Automatic, Air Condltlonlog • Power WlndOWI Locka Tilt & Cruise a ' 2000 Chevrolet Lumina Sedan " 2000 Pontiac Grand Am SE Sedan 2000 Old•mobile Alero · Coupe Or Sedan · ~2,450* ~2,550* ~2,850* • V-6 Power, Air Conditioning • Power Wlndowa I Locka • CD Sylttm, nn &CNIM • Automatic; Air Conditioning • Power Windows & Locka • CD System, Tilt & Cruise • Automatic; Air Conditioning · • Power Wind., Locka I Seat • Tilt a Cl'lllse, CD System 113,050* • Power Seat, Wlndowt, Locka • AMIFM CD & Caseetta Alum.,Whtell, Tilt & proje~t, FROM STAFF REPO,RTS 2000 OldemQblle Intrigue GX Sedan ~71 . • ~ Windows 1 Locka • CD Syatem, Till, Cru• Aluminum Wheelt C!agifiec!s P2-7 Comics jnsert Editorials . WASHINGTON - The Gallia Reads: Make a Difference project is one of two Ohio projects~to receive a $2,000 a,ward fiom Wal-Mart to continue its mission, USA Weekend reports today. Gallia Reads, the Gallipolis Daily Tri. bune's com'munity literacy outreach, is featured inside today:s magazine. The M Obituaries Sports. 81-8 _StOcks . Pl which debuted in October at the Justin Timberlake, USA Weekend editor University of Rio Grande, was one of20 M arcia Bullard and Points of Light national finalists in USA Weekend's Fouhdation President Robert K. Goodannual Make- a Difference Day project win. The UO,OOO winners also are feacompetition. tured ln today's magazine. "We're delighted to ..have been one of Ten projects nationwide were seiected to receive $10,000 awards by a panel of the nauonal finali Sts, Said R. Shawn five judges, including actor Paul New- · Lewis, Ohio Valley Publishing Co. manman, quarterback Doug Flutie, si~ger PluH .H Award. A2 • Taxes, Tags, Til~ Feeaelllra. ~ebate inciuded In sale price of new ithlc~ 1i~1ed. wt>ere appl~able. "On approved credii. On se~e(!.ftiOdels. Not re9J)OIISiiiM tor ~hleal eii'OIS. Pnces GOOd Aplil20111 ~Api1122nd . · ... • CHIIIIOLII <Z> OldSmObile. IIIIIIUIUIII' WII1LII tHIII . ·• ~ , w•at VIrginia's 11 •Chevy, Ponlla~, Buick, Olda, And .. --- ---~.._ ____ National,Volunteer Week is April 22-28 "Yoounteen are Shining Stars" :fob~ Medical center salutes our volunteers for their dedica~on. · Discover .the Hol~r Difference. for more information on volul\leer opportunities at H91zer Medical Center, call ¥6·5056 ~~~~--------~-------.~------~--------------~--------------~, 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 04. 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