https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fb68928f63a565b843f30509e5a69ce8.pdf 78d3a05fb001985454b9f1a98662fb74 PDF Text Text Voinovich leads in. Interim crew chief named for Labonte, B2 fund-~ing, A7 • • 6 .. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio .i ll l I'\ I "i • \ o l. :; . ~ . '\o . I Rill\' . .ll 'l ' I h . ..:on l :!:..!.,t . """ ·m"l;lih"'"l i ll <' l '"' " • Commissioners plan sale of gravel pit . SPORTS • Cardinals fly farther ·away from Cincinnati. SeePage e1 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM APPLE GROVE - · Meigs County Commissioners will likely approve the sale df the county 's 17-acre gravel pit in Letart Township to Martin Marietta Aggregates for $250,000, after the grayel company was the only bidder on the sale. During their . regular meeting on Thursday, commissioners opened Martin Marietta's bid on the property - t-_ only sealed bid re(eived. The Par~ersburg, W.Va.-based aggregate materials company now operates a gravel mining operation which sun·ounds the county-owned'pit in Apple Grove. The county's gravel pit is used to supply townships and the county highway department with aggregate material for road repairs and other projects, and its sale will allow Martin Marietta to continue its operation in Meigs County ana preserve jobs. "(The county) was approached by Martin Marietta. which was interested in purchasing the property so t•hey could continue their mining operation," said Engineer Eugene Triplett on Thursday. "Martin Marietta bas agreed to provide sufficient gravel material to the townships and the county in exchange for the purchase." Martin Marietta now employs 18 men at the Letart Township operation. and those jobs will be preserved as a result of the sale of the county's gravel pit and the company's recent pur- chase of the Dallas Hill farm, accordc ing to Apple Grove Plant Ma·nager John Bentz. ·"These purchases will allow . us to continue operating in Letart Township and preserve those jobs for another four or five years,'' Bentz said Thursday. Triplett said the proceeds from the sale will be used for paving and culvert replacement on county highPlease see Sale, AS Health Department · expanding h.ours BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HO~FLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - In an effort to .----~--, m a k e health services more accessible to residents,. the M e i g s County Health Depart- u.:a.. ment will Marshall begin offer. ing evening clinic hours on Aug. 3. Health Commissioner Larry Marshall said that the Health · Department will remain open from 4 to 7 p.n). on the first and third .. INSIDE • Military briefs. See Page A6 . • Voinovich leads In fundraising. See Page A7 • Government lawsuit accuses Maytag of age aiscrimination. See Page AS · · • Local stocks. See Page AS WEATHER ·. INDEX ..~torials Faith•Values Puzzler . Obituaries Sports · Nascar · Weather @ aoo4 J. tion about snakes. Taz, the Burmese Python, was a popular snake, and the ·girls SYRACUSE -· Big Bend enjoyed it when he crawled area Girl .Soouts learned on top of them. Other proabout stress 'management, gram highlights included ' a dancing, and snlik.es at their special class in stress mansummer Day Camp, "Making agement and peer pressure by Friends with Nature" held Brenda Curfman and Kyle recently at the Syracuse Ord, dancing by Gerald, Community Center. Mary, and Mila Powell, who . Day camp directors Debi taught the girls square dancKing, Dawna Arnold, and ing and the Grand March; Brenda Neutzling led the and Paulette Harrison teachgii'IS" in adventurous activi- ing ballet. ties. Over 90 girls and adults. Alice Nease helped the girl.s make tin punch and tole attended. Hocking College faculty painting, and Terrie Houser 'lind students gave a presenta- and Phyllis Deem helped the BY bRIAN REED BREED~MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM . BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH HOE~LICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 2 SECJ'IONS -16 PAGES •Calendars Classifieds Comi~ • Pear Abby Girl Scouts learn at day camp girls make baskets and wreaths, friendship sticks, God's eyes, and plaster of paris leaf molds. The girls also enjoyed hiking on the property of Bob 'Wingett. Cadettes and Juniors hiked and made and cooked foil dinn~rs ·and desserts. Cadettes · and Juniors camped out. On Friday night. the Brownies were able to sleep indoors as part of their progression. Campers and their families enjoyed a final-day cookout and a dance with ''Rockin"' • Please see Camp, AS Local band takes top award . • Brownie Girl Scouts are pictured making their own lunch at the recent Girl Scout Day Camp, . held at the Syracuse Community Center. A6 Bs-6 B7 A6 A4. A.2. Insert As B1 BB AS Ohio V.Uey ~bllllhlna eo. POMEROY- Counlly singer Alison Rose and the Long Rider band took the first place award in a Battle of the Bands competition held recently in Marietta. The title grants them an opening spot for the nationally known Country Music supergroup '.'Blackhawk" on Sept. 4 at the Washington County Fairgrounds in Marietta. ·The band combines the vocal talents of RoSe with Joe Singer on bass guitar, Roy Childress on drums, Brian Mayle on keyboard, J. q. Armstrong on pedal steel guitar, and Connie Burke on rhythm and lead guitar. Ro se , daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Archie Rose of the Chester com. Rose munity, _and Long Rider will . be opening for Emerson Drive at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, Au~. 18, at the wandstand at the Metgs County fiair. Rose has performed at the Meigs County fair for many Tuesdays of each month to· make it easier for those who work to benefit from the various services offered by the agency. Noting that Meigs County is a designated health professional shortage area, Marshall said that the department "continues to strive ro provide comprehensive ·free or low cost health care and education/referrals to all citizens regardless of ·age, income or insurance coverage status." "By extending our hours . on a bi-monthly basis, .the Board of Health again i~ demonstrating its continued commitment to 1the health Please see Hours, AS Sheriff: Attack was · an 'isolated·incidenf BY KEVIN KELLY KKELLY@MYDAILYREGISTER.COM LETART, W.Va. - An attack last weekend that led to the death of a 60-year~old Letart man is an isolated incident and limited to the circumstances surrounding the case, Mason County Sheriff Scott Simms said. Francis Leroy Pickens died Monday night in Cabell Huntington Hospital from injuries re4:eived in an attack at his Quincy Road residence sometime Sunday night, the sheriff's department reported. Simms could not say how Pickens was wounded other than he was attacked, but added that the victim was able to contact 911 for assistance afterward. EMS responded, but he was transported by his companion, Phylli s Bumgarner, to Pleasant Valley Hospital before being· airlifted to the Huntington hospital by HealthNet. 'This is an isolated incident," the sheriff said. "ln no way, shape or form should the community be in fear of anoL'1er incident such as this one. lbis was a situation that occurred at his residence and does not overlap with anyone else.'' Please see Attack, AS Community Center kicks off free meals Saturday years. Last year she and the band shared a night at the grand. stand with Dwight Icenhower, BY BRIAN J. REED popular Elvis tribute artist. BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Singing since she was a small child, Rose has been appeanng PORTLAND - The first at fairs, festivals, clubs and . free meal offered by a other events across Ohio. She Coolville-basid food center has been vocalist for the band · \viii be served Saturday at the members which make up Long . Portland Community Center. Rider, formerly ·known as Fn!nds and Neighbors Justine Tyme. since 1995. Community Food Center, . Rose grrouated this spring from which provides a . food Ohio University with a rnchelor pantry service and weekly of science in retail merchandising soup meal in Coolville. will and business administration. operate a similar service at While planning to enter the busithe-- Portland center, located ness world, her emphasis now i' furthering her career in mll~ic. in the former elementary 011 school building. The food pantry and free meal service will be offered as a partnership between the Portland Community Center, Inc ., Friends and Neighbors Food Center, ·Reedsvi lle Riders ·association, ·" motorcycle Second Harvest Food Bank of Logan and Appalachian Nutrition Network. L:.isa Roberts, a member of the Christian motorcycle group in Reedsville and coPlease see Meals, AS Together we can change your body. And your life. • ToLL FREE (866) 821-4541 ' www.ccwLINFO �PageA2 FAITH • VALUES The Daily Sentinel J WORSHIP GOD.THIS WEEK ' ,, ..' Don't be afraid to climb that tree! ~- A Hunger For·More Imagine for a moment a hot and hazy day . . . the sun blazes furiousl y from it s heavenly perch, beating on your brow as you trudge the Pastor dusty road. As you near the' Thom lake, hoping to . perhaps buy Mollohan some fish, a real treat for your family, you see a crowd gathered on the shore and hear a, voice call out with a strange tone of authority. "The time is fulfilled and Kingdom of Heaven may be _ the Kingdom of GQd is at compared to a man who hand; repent and believe the sowed good seed in his fi eld Gospel." The commanding ... It is like a mustard seed ... voice somehow draws you It is like a treasure "hidden in closer with cords of curiosity. the field ... It is like a. merAs you near the mass of peo- chant seeking fine pearl s ... It pie who stand almost silently is like a drag net cast into the with attentive gazes fi xed sea, gathering lish of every upon a man whose own eyes kin d." seem to belong in a face far Make no mi stake. The older than the one in which Kingdom of God was nothing they rest, you slow down and less and nothing other than nearly stop. the power. provi sion and "Kingdom of God?" you presence of God at work in muse. "l wonder what He His creation through His peameans;'' As your own stare pie. Think of it! God's joins the stares of those in the Kingdom, knowin g no crowd. the Man moves to the bound arie s in our hearts, lake's edge and solemnly transforming ·our character so faces two rugged fishermen profoundly that His presence mending their nets. You rec- in us is undeniable and His ognize them as Simon· and work through us is unmistakAndrew, · having purchased ab\e! fish from them on past ex curDo you want to make a difsions to the lake. ference in the world?.Then let The stranger leans forward God transform what you are and says just loud enough to · into somethin ~ greater than be heard by those standing who you are m of yourself. around, "Follow Me, and I "He must increase, but I must will make you become fishers decrease," said John the of men." He then simply turns Baptist in John 3:30, beautiand makes His way through full y surrendering the spotthe .crowd. To your astonish- light of God's message to ment, Simon and · Andrew Jesus, the One to Whom it immediately stand up and truly belonged. hurry after Him. attempiing "The Kingdom of Heaven to maneuver through the men, is like leaven, which a women and children who' ve .woman took and hid in three closed in behind Him. At tirst pecks of flour until it was all your gaze follow s the leavened" (Matthew 13:33). stranger, but then you glance Like leaven? Though it is back at the now empty boats such a little thing it affects the pulled up on the shore, with whole loaf of bread, invisibly the un-repaired nets lay massaged through the dough, draped alongside them, dan- it changes every part by its gling in the water .. . forgot- presence: ten (from Mark 1: 14-18). Is the Kingdom of God "The Kingdom of God is at S:riLL at hand today? It is .. . ·hand," you repeat to yourself. inasmuch as God 's people · "Kingdom of God." live Jives surrendered to His Even today, we may have holiness and love. for ourselves a lot of ques"We know that we have tions about the Kingdom of passed out of death into life, God. For instance, "how doe ~- because we love the Brethren. one recognize the Kingdom He who does not love abides of God?" "What d6es it look in death ... We know love by like?" and, '"If it was 'at hand' this, that He laid down His back then, where is it now?" life for us; and we might to Jesus said much about the lay down our lives for the Kingdom of God and the Brethren. But whoever has 'Kin_gdom of Heaven. Chapter the world's goods, and sees 13 m the Gospel of Matthew his brother in need and closes alone has seven ~·word pic- his heart against him, how tures" of the Kingdom, not to does the love of God abide in mention tl}e countless other him? Little · children, let us references throughout the rest not love with word or with Gospels . . "The tongue, but in deed and truth" of the ., i· r r r i" r BY PASTOR RON BRANCH ( I John 3: 14, 16-18 ). ·1 was talking with a friend of·mine in a missions agency operating in different parts of the world. He mentioned that he had j ust been on the phone regardin g the fate of six orphaned children from Nepal (ages 6- 12). They had been taken to an·orphanage in India only to be turned away for lac k of room and resou'rces. The one who had brought the m nearly gave up in despair, prepared to leave them to fend for' themselves in a train station. "After all ," he thought .. "begging here in this station will be better than the life that they would have had where I had found them . Then hearing of one orphanage that might yet take them , he led them there. Run by a little woman of God who has a bi g faith in Jesus, she simply said. "we have no means to care for them, but I cannot send them away.' They max stay. Somehow, the 'Lord will' meet the need." When I shared this true story from my friend with the people of our church, even the children were moved to somehow work towards meeting this need and. began to give already towards the need. Somehow they determined that they were called by Gqd to address the physical needs of these six children. And, of course, in . the meeting of these physical needs, the love of God is now moving in practical ways so that the spiritual needs, the eternal ones, may also be engaged . . What needs is God wanting to address through you? Are you "tuned in" to God's work in your life enough to recog ~ nize His invitation? Can you recognize the Kingdom of God when you see it? Can it be seen in you ? May it be seen ever increas: ingly more so in you as ' YOU "hunger for more" of God in your life. Thorn Mollohan has minis: tered in southern Ohio ·the . past nine years and is currently the pastor of Pathway Community Church. He and his wife are the parents :of three children. He may be reached by e-mail at . pastorthom.@pathwayga/lipolis.c om. 1 r i" i" r r r When l was eight years old, 12 feet out of a Mulberry tree I had climbed. The thick I imb I had attained shot out from the trunk at least six feet, at which point it curved skyw<l!"d. It reminded me of . a bodybuilder's bulging bicep flexed at the elbow with the forearm. But, the fall permanently affected me as it bred a dread for heights. It was God 's grace t hat I fell forward instead of backward, although my chubby frame hit the ground like: a ton of brieks. Eve r since, if it is dangerously high, I refuse to climb it, get in it, or step out on it. It is the potential for falling that bugs me out. All of this, however, gives rise to a delicate spiritual situation, for many Christians have developed disdaiQ for heights as well. The potential for falling bugs them out, too. Heights often characterize the Christian experience. We sing about "Higher Ground." We· talk about moving up closer to God becal\Se He is most high. We exult in being on the "mountain top." Yet, it is exactly this very concept that cripples many in the Church simply because heights present the potential for falling. Falling represents failure. No one wants to let down the God of our salvation. Therefore, the Church i~ full of uncommitted, unfaithI fell (AP) - Bernice Powell Jackson, executive minister of justice ministries for the United Church of Christ, has been name<;! a president of the World Council · ' of Churches. · She was elected by mail ballot as a midterm replacement for the Rev. Kathryn Bannister, a Kansas United Methodist pastor elected in 1998 who resigned for personal reasons. The world organization ' r r r r .•r •: •... ·- What a difference they make ... that d.!b of glossy red lipstick, a coat of wax on your clean car, the sheen of polish on your shoes; those special touches that make the difference between passable and superlative. They take just a little more time and effort, but what an improvement! Yet, for milst of us, our days are routine and tire\()me.,With time and money at a minimum, many of us go for years without so much as a vacation. It can be difficult to susLlin our spirit, much Jess a glow! What are we to do? In Exodus 34:29, we read, "When MOSl' came down from Mount Sinai, with two tables of the testimony in his hand ...Mose't did not know !hilt the skin of his face shone because he had been biking to God." Do you talk to God each day ...walking down the sid~Jk, standing in the elevator, waiting in line in the grocery store after workl What better way to spend those motnenU of time that often are wasted? God is waiting for you in His House this Sabbath. An hour in God's presence will put .a special shine in your soul all week, taking your life from passable to · superlative. Won't you visit Him this week? 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Rutlahd Churth or God Pastor· Ron Heath, Sunday Wouh1 p - I 0 a m .. 6 p.m., Wednesday Sc.-.. il::es • 7 p.m. 11 a 1~ , Holiness Plblll r Keuh Rader. ~lllll.t.l: I I .1m ~-· h<ll rl Other Churches Ou '1' Christian h llo" sbitl ! \,lr\ d<'ll1)ii111J.Jt 11 •nJ I t,·Jiu\1 ~h 1p ' \ll'<:lln ~· 1n llto.· 1do.l .).;n~·~ ~~ ,m LCJ!:L"n ll ;1ll S"u1 l1 I •llll11l \1~·nu~· . \l lddl.:pon Pa ' \'11 CIU1 ' \\,1\.111 II) !Kt .1m Sund.11 \ )tlwr ul<'t'ILng, m hn lltt·~ . 1rt PJ Mur Hr1<111 Dunllam, ~unJ. \~ Sllwul 11) oiiH .. W\or... ln p - IJ a.m Danville Hollne~s Church Heath ( M id dl e1mrt1 l'a,Jor l{pJ Bremer, SunJ.t~ S,hm•l · ':1. ~0 a m . Worsh1p- II f)(\ am Vtl!or Rousl\. Sunday school - 9·30 .1m . Sunday wo r~h i p - 10·)0 II m & 7 r ll1 Wc<lnesday prayer 'iC rv1cc - 7 p m. Mi ncrs ,•illt• PllsiM Roh kobm~r·n SunJ ,L\ Sdwoul • "! um .. Wmsh1p- 10 am • , Calvary Pilgrim Chapel Harri50f1 Vill e Rood . Pa swr C lmrle~ McKcnzte. Sunday School 9 30 J rn . Worll hlp - l l am .. 7:00 p.m , Wedrw\dav Scrvtce- HXI p.m. Pen rl f.lm1 tcl W" r'hlp 10 ,J 111 S u nd<~ y S~·hn ol -"1 ,\.IlL Ponwru~ Rost of Sharon Holiness Churrh l.caJmg Creek RJ , Rutland. Pastor i-1 .:1' Dewe y Km~ . S1mday S<:hool- 1::1 11! 1m Sunday wor ~ lu p -7 p m , We dn c,da ~ prayl'r mectmg- 7 p m P.L•hiL. Bn au Du nh.1111., \V,,t,hlp ' am .Su n<.l ay S~h ,, t ,l -1 {1 ~5,1111 " Rol·k l) '~I Rutl und P :t ~ !Or : Rid:: H tl\lfl\1'. Sumi.IV s~·h l \ 111 9 30 :1. m , Wt1 r,h1 p - 1(1.10 .1111 • Thu1 ... d.1~ Ser\ 11:c~ • 7 p m. We5le)IHI Bible Holiness Church 75 Pea rl St , Middleport. Pastor i-11 ck Bouwe, Su nduy School · 10 a m : Wor~ lup Salt m t.:e ntt•r l'dslnr Willia m 1>:: ~b r• h a l l. '\timl.11 Sd mol -. 10 15 " m. \\ .,r, lu p- 9· 1~.rill B1hll' Swdy Mtllltl:t} 7 tK\ pm SnoM' illl' Sunday Sl'hnnl Ill d m . W1ohh1 p •J .1m r m. lly~ll Run Holine!ls Church Pa.~ tor · Rc'' Lahy lcmlcy; SundLl) Sd mul - 9· ~0 n m., Wor.; hip - 10·45 n.m.. 7 p m.. Thur.;day Bible Study and Youth · 7 p.m a m .. Wo r ~ h i p Y nm . & B J~ h u n RJ , }{ a~ m c. Olmr, Jo hn U 1l mon~. Su nd.n S,ho.1o.il 9 30 am \o\lo 1 ~ h 1p - 10 ..!'\ ,~ m n 1h k Study Wo.:J 7 w r m 1-'a ~to r ll Rae me P.t., tor Pet\' Sh,1lk r. ~und.t) Sd1o"l . lll a m.. Worshtp - II a 111 \\ ~dn •• o.l.l\ ~ pm Our Sa' iour l.ulhNan Chun-h Walnut and Henry Sts , Ra vt•nswood, W Va, P ~t5tor · On vid R u s~ e ll . Sunday School · 10·0() am , Wmsh1p - I I am C•iOiville Unitt•d M r thndi ~tl'a r i sh Helen Kline Cntil\'1! 1,· Chlll l h Main & F1f1 h St. Sund [IY SLh<llll lfl a rn .. Wnr~htp - 9 a m.t Tuc~ d ;p, S.: r\ 1n'" 7 r m. Bcthel l'hurt h Tow n~ h t p Rd.. 46KC, Su nJ;.~} Sd ll•P I · 'J a rn . Wur~h lp - 10 a rn , Wcd nc'>d.1 y S c rv 1cc~ · 10 a m United Methodist Graham United MelhudiSt Worship · 9.30 a.m ( h t & 2nd Sun), , 7.30 p.m. (3 rJ & 4th Sun),Wednesday Sc r\'lCe - 7:J0 p 111. HO(kingporl Church Gr,md S!rcc!. Su mLt y Sdl<~<l l - 'J \0 .1 111 Wor..htp - I U·3fl .1m . f'a, Tm l'htl l1p Bdl Torch t.:hurt'h Co Rd 6\ Suml:1y Sl'ht1tll 'J I()[! m . Worsh1p 10 Jn a m Otl 124 bch1nd Wt lke~ v dlc . Pastor Rr\ Kalph Sp1rcs. Sun day School· 9:10 am . Worsh tp - 10:30 a m . 7 r m . Thursday Serv1ces - 7 p m. Nazarene Chtster Pastor· Jane Reatue. Wor~hlp - 9 a.m .. Sunda y Sch oo l ~ 10 :1 m . Thursday Semccs 7 p.m. Rerdsville h ll o ~ ~ hip Chu rch ol thL' Natarcnc· . P o~\lllr J:.~1111~ 1\.'mt Sunday S..: hnol · "! · lO 3m Wur~l11p - 10·-l.'i a m . 7 p m \\ l'dn•·~ da:o ~~,f~ICL'' • 7 pm Joppa Paswr. Boh Randolph. Wor ~>h1p • 9·30 Syratuse Churth or the ~azart" n e Mtkc Ad kms. Su nda~ SchNll · 11 '~!) a.m.. Worshtp · IO·,1[) J m 6 r 111 . Wedne~ y Service) - 7 p111 •.m P a..~ t or Syrarust flnt Ch•rch of God Long Bollom Sunday s ~ hoo l • 9· 30 a m.. Wo rs~ip . 10.]0 am Rtfll.'l\illr Worsh1p • 1;1'30 a m . Sunday School 10 30 a.m . 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Pomeroy, OH 45769 740-992-6606 740-992-6128 local source lor trophies, _j)Jaaues !-shirts and mofe \\~,dn,,J;.~~ )1' 1 \I~C I ku' Middleporl C hun:h uf Ihe Nazare ne Pastor. Allen M1dc ~p . Sun Ja) s~h"'-l l 9 ..10<~ m..Wor5 h1p . 10 ..' 0 a m.. 6 'O p m. Wc d n e~ J a y Sen LCC\ · 7 pm P,t-lnr· Allen Mtdcap Meig'll Cooprratl'l'c Parish Northeast Cl uster. Al fred. Pa ~tor : Jane Bea H1e. Sun day School - 9:30 a.m.: Wor.;hip - I I a.m . 6:30 p.m \1~ \l lh~d ('on HII Illli ll ( hu n h . l't•I L•I S.11n Ando.·•~l'l l \und.11 SLh1 1(ol It) a rn 1-\<.:!1111\.! 7._\11r 111 \\ o.d11~,d.Lv S.;l'll.o.' · 7· ltJ pIll :>75 P1.'•11l P.l ~ t nr · St. Paul Lutheran Churth Cnrncr Sycnrn1ire & Secund St . Pom erOy, Sunday School - 9:45 :t m.. Worsh1p - II a m. Pastor' Ja~cs P Brntly l'.!'l••l l lurt'i'>lllll illt· {'nUILI\IUll!l ('hurt'h P a~l• l r Th o.' l"ll Pu rh,l m. "- .nHl.l>o 11 ;q .1m .tn,l ~ p 1n. W~dn~~d.1~ ~ Jl iiL l·m!h Ens1 l.cta rr ..as!!lr Su nda} Sdwtol - 10 .t rn . \\'or,Jup • 9 ~ ~ , We Jm:~d .l } - _J p.m St. John Lutheran Claun.:h Pme Gruv.,:, Wm sh1p ~ 9 00 a.m , Su n~<~ y Sd11rO I - 10 ·00 ~ . m . P a ~ t or Jau n: ~ P Brady u•• u .. nt \l hl di ~ Jitl l t C<~rm cl Lutheran ·\hundunt {,ntn· IU I. 112' S. T hlnl )l. i>- l lddkp<~n . l',hi•H lL r<''•' D.11i,· S un d .l~ ,,111 o.' Ill .tm .. \\'nJm·~d,l)- '1.1\IL\', ~p I ll \\ OJ•IIII ' 1.1 'lL I Ill and 7 p 111 \\,·dnc,d;L\ 7 ]'Ill l ihl.ll · il' lJ. 1\\ '11 1[1~•'I I IL'l' 7 r Ill Wl'dn ~~da} 1\lnrning Star Pa~tor Juhn fi1lmnrc. Sunday Sdl<>•d U. lll .. W\.rJ shrp 10 ,\ . Ill A~a pt' L1h• l 't·ntt•r lull t""Pd t h111d1 11.,'1"1' h•ll n t.:. I'.L II\ \\adL- . [Ill ' Sccnlhl \\ c \l .h1'll , \ 'i111 7 " ''1\H'o.' lllnc· \11Jll 11 Ill \ l 1 .1 111 ""'L'.i llo.'"'- ld: 7 j'll!\ ',(h • .,1 1 . 'J ~tl I Ill Carmel·Suttun The Church or Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints S! Rt 160. 446 -6247 o r 4 -l fi -7 4Rti . Sui1 day Sr hno l ltl<!0-1 1 n m . Rclid Snc icty/Pn csth uml 11 n ~ - 1 2 00 ri0tm Sac nun,e nt Sc n 1u: _9- 10 15 u m . Hmltcmuking mecu ng, 1st Thurs.- 7 p.rn l'dhcl \\ orship l't•n\t•r (' lw ,t."r \ Lh1l<ll P.t'C"r l~ •• h H.ttllo.·r t\ \,hl.lll l P."hlr 1\ tl l.'ll ll ,l\h "unJ.11 \\ t•r'hip Ill .1111 1- \.:n mg \\ ,n-_lup t. pm ~l' l l lh ~l'«lLp 6 (llll \\ ,• dm•,,i,l) l'n\\ <'1 Ill i'J JI<'I •• ulo.lll1i'k S1u d~ ~!' Ill \ sh S!n 't't Churdt \-h \1. \ltdo.lkport 1',1.,111 r Cirq.' '\c,tr' 11 >11 .J lLL Sun.!~~ \<h11nl \lnrnm~· \\ "1-lup 111 '<~.L m .\:~I'm . \\ ,·d n~· " l.L~ S,l\l'.l 7 0Upi11 ~••11L h :0,,· 111 c: ·110 I· aith I ull ( '~" pd ( h111 dr S e r v ke~- I0 <1 m . Latter-Day Saints fl· lLl L1>Hg Beth any Pastm · J11 hn Gilmore. Su nJ:~1 S•:hool · Ill Laurel Clll'l' Free Methodist Chur<:h Jl ~ s !rH' Glen n Rov. e, Sunday Se hou l · 9.30 a.m.. Worshi p - 10 J O a.m. am.l 6 p.m.. Wt.-dnesday Scrvi(;c - 7.00 p.m ( 'mmnumt\ nf Chris! P II Til.md " R,I~ Ill{' l<d . fl:,l't•rl . J1m P111\!111 SunU." l,d1"1d · 9. 'O ,1 111. \\,.1 ,l up Hl ~ll .1 Ill. \\'nlru:,J J, 'i~T·Jn:~ 7110 Pill S)l r in ~.,. P:P;tor Kc1th Rndcr ';t!nd.t:> S,·h,kll · 'J I~ am . \\ o r ~ hr p · i'o .1 111 ~•'L i th hl)(lW~ IIlp . S un dd~ - 6 r .m Pin~ Grove Bible Htilin a~ Chu rr h 1/2 mtle tltT Rt n.'i, Pastor. Rev. 0 J) ~' ll Manley Sunday School · 9 30 d m. Worsh1p . 10:30 a m.. 7.30 ruu . Wedne sday Servtcc · 1 30 p.m. II l-'• 111rcr1•\ Fo rest Run 1 10 57 Slate Rou!e 325." Langsv ll e, Pd~lilr' l•t ll, Jl' I'll 1prn ~1'!\ h.<, 11 ;1 m .. \Vur:.hlp Communily Chun:h Pa s!O r Steve Tomek. Matn S!rc~ t . Ruthmd, Sunda) Wurstup-10.00 am, Su nday Sc n·l~·c- 7 p m. \~"1') P'" lr Kulhmd ( huu·h of the 'aJ;Il rrnt· 'HIILJJ~ ...,,ln><il IJ 'll .11\l \\ 1 o r ~h1p · lo lt l 1 111 6 lt1 p n1 \\eJnc,d al Sn, ~~ .:, ., r m t"IH. I\\ uod.~ Sunday School - 10.30 am Apple and Second SIS , Pastor: Re_v .David Russell. Sunday Schoo l and Worship· I0 a.m. Evening Services- 6:30p.m.. Wednesday Services - 6:30 p.m. \\u1~htt1 p Entr1 lll lw Ar land Km~. SuruJ., SdJP(d 10 .\0 a m . Wnr.h1p · 'I J!j a, l , Bt'hk Swdy Wed 7 m Gract Episcopal Churth ~ J26 E. Mam St . f'omeroy, Sunday SchPol and Hol y Euchanst I I:00 a.m - 10:4:'\ p.m., Sunday E\e 7 00 Wcdi-tc ~day Serv1ce - 7 JOp m '\a w ~ m· P a~tllr Mt. Olht United Methodist Hanford Church or Christ in Chrisdan Union Hanford , W Va .• Pastur:O;wid Greer, Sunday Sc hool - 9:30 a m , Worshtp 10:30 a.m .. 7 :00 p.m., Wednesday SC!rvices - 7 00 p.m .1111 \\l•dnc,d.l} A~h ury tS) r<KU~I'l. P.1~1Pr B!rh Rnt-m~ml. Su ndll} Schuo l - IJ -li .1m, \\ [\1'\hip a. m , Wcdl\C~;J 1 S\'n 1n·~ - .. <1) p 111 ('hurch of tht' Hn H ·rh...•t1 (ir.L!l' 1\un.!JI \ d11M1l '-llo c~nl ra .l (.' J u ~tl'r Trinlly Chun:h Second & Lynn, Pomeruy, Putor: R ~\ JonathWl Noble. 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Sunday, l.O·JO s, m Wcdne sd~ty. 7:00 p.m : Youth Fn. 7 30 p.m. ~. m .. Worllhip - I I a.m. @ I Tlollal~! l:t~lf. S.rm Hean Ca thoJk Chu rch 161 Mul berry Ave , Pomeroy, 992-589H, Pastor: Re~ . Walter E. He1n1:, Sat. Con 4:45 ~ 5 : 1.5p . m : M a~~· !i-3 0 pm., Sun Co n. -8.4 5-9: 15 a.m ., Sun. Ma ~~. 9 10 a.m.. Oaily1Mass · 8:30 am . Foml Rua B•ptlst Pastor . Ariu s Hurt, Sunday Sc:hool - to Wunrr Friendly 29670 Bashan Rd. Racine, OH .P.O. Box 683 Pomero Ohio 45769-0683 740-594-6333 Athens, Pomeroy or Parkersburg ' F!!llowship Apostoirc Faith Baptist Cbun:!h Railroad St . Mason. Sunday School I0 a.m.. Worshtp - II a.m .. 6 p.m. Wednesday Semccs · 1 p.m. Michael L. Crites Director of Family & Community Services Coolville, Ohio Hills Self Storage ---~~ J r ARCADIA NURSING CENTER sign erection .• r . .. The sponsors of this church page do so with pride in our community uardra11, Fence & • Orthodox, Protestant and independent church bodies that include some 400 million members. Jackson was formerly executive dire.ctor of the racial justice commission · of the United .Church, a denomination with I .3 million members. Befo.re that .she worked on the staffs of New York Gov. Hugh Carey and the National Urban League. 'I'M /)Qily Sentirutl: 992-2155 Acts 24:16 • chooses seven , presidents to interpret its programs in various regions of the world. One usually comes from North America. Jackson, a longtime social· activist, i~ the U.S. spokeswoman for · the World Council of Churches' "Decade to Overcome Violence" program during its 2004 focus on the United States. · The World Council lists a 340 con stituency of PRQUD TO BEA PART OF YOUR LIFE: "So I strive al.way~ to keep my conscience clear before God and man." J ful , and undecided people who dc use themselves by making such claims as, "I'm afraid I just could not live it." They fail to gro i;Y. they fail to know, and they fail to go in the name of Je sus Chri st. They arbitrarily determine what spiritual height they deem sufficient · and manageable. · But, God wants you to experience the full extent of spiritual living . He wants you to ascend the heights of fellowship with Him, and not be timid. He wants you to climb the upward way with Him, and be unafraid of falling from it. God' does not want you io be content with the ground level of Christian experience or commitment. Incidentally, the Psalmist wrote, "Let your salvation, 0 God, set me up on high:" Moses told rsrael, "The Lord your God will set you on high." Nonetheless, has it ever occurred to you how exciting. how effective, and how evangelistic the Church would be if all were scaling the heights with God? The prayer of Apostle Paul was that with all U.S. Protestant executive named a president of World Council of Churches . . Pomeroy, OR 740-992-6215 • Pastor Branch · the saims we might comprehend the heights of life in . Jesus Christ. So, don't be afraid to climb that tree! One reason why we should not be afraid is because God is able to keep us from fal)ing. Jude praised God for that very r.eason, when he wrote, "'Now unto Him that is ab Je to keep you from falling." It prevails upon us to tru st God to keep us from falling. He not only says He is able, but He constantly proves that He is able. Furthermore, no matter how hi gh the spiritual height, God iS ulways hi ghe r, which impart s to us a powerful con~: e pt. God is no t on the ground to catch us if we fall . Rather, He. holds us from above to steady and stabilize us from a fall ! ·That unclerstanding makes a .significant difference for all daring to get closer to God in their Christian experience. You see, l would not have fallen out of that Mulberry tree had someone been positioned above me to ensure that I remain on keel, on balance, ·and on board. By contrast, God is in such position above us at all times whereby He is able to keep us from falling . It is time that many embrace thi s keen spiritual truth . If climbing real· trees, however, were what it took to get spiritually closer to God, I w.ould most certainly be hard pressed. John 15:7 992·5130 Pomeroy Blessed are the pure .\Nfif.RSON FUNf RA I HOMf in heart; for they I74LIJ'•Str<d•PO ~oxm shall see God. Ntw HM"& W¥ l5l65 -u.-u.....rr""""'tllmt« Matthew .5:8 SWISHER & LOHSE . Foi' God so./m·ed r/r e 1n>rld PHARMACY r!tai he gare his o11 /.' We Fill Doctors' Jh ,• erJII<'Il .1011... Prescriptions Jo!tn J: /6 992-2955 Pomeroy ' "So I stri ve always to keep my conscience clear before God and man·: · Acts 24: &nouffrr'9 .fire & &alrtp JOU.·fllEl 1-•oo-111-0117 MY!!race is sufficient : for thee: for mY strenl!th is made Perfect in wea~ness. 11 Cor. 12:9 OfficeService & Supply 1~7 -CN. 2nd Ave. Middleport. OH 992·6376 ���. .... . ( ·'• ·.• The Daily Sentinel .·-· WEATHER• STOCKS. . 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' Today's garri~ Athens Jr. at Meigs, 6 p.m. Sunday's game ': Eighth District Tourna'inent Glouster at Meigs; TBA , Red~ put Casey back on.roster, players demoted laws when it eliminated 13 of Cohen: "They were stereotyp22 regional sales manager ing these workers, believing they wouldn't be able to manpositions in !999. Of the 11 managers who age these new methodolo. were demoted during the gies." . restructuring, eight were over . Maytag spokeswoman the age of 50, the lawsuit Lynne Dragomie.r said the · alleges. Only one employee Newton, Iowa-based company over 50 was allowed to keep . had not yet seen the lawsuit. hisjob. · ·but denied the allegations. "They were trying to imple- "We will vigorously defend ment new sales procedures Maytag's position and deciand they assumed because of sions in this matter," she said. the ages of these individuals The lawsuit seeks reinstatethey would not be able to ment of the managers to their implement those procedures," original positions along with said EEOC attorney Ethan back pay and other damages . ' CINCINNATI (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds reinstated first baseman Sean Casey from the 15-day disabled list Thursday. The move makes him available for Thursday night's iame against the St. Louis Cardmals, who lead in the NL Central. .· Casey was among the National l.,eague's top hitters with a .352 baning average when he strained his right calf while running out a single on June 27. The Reds also on Thursday vacated two roster spots by optioning catcher Corky Miller to ;Triple-A Loyisville . and sending outfielder Stephen Smitherman outright to Louisville aft"r he cleared waivers. Cavaliers' top draft pick suffers calf injury ' ' ' ' : CLEVELAND (AP) . Luke Jackson, the Cleveland Cavaliers' first-round draft pick, suffered a calf injury and has left the team's summer league in Las Vegas to get · treatment in Cleveland . . · The Cavaliers said a team physician will evaluate the 6foot-7 fanner Oregon star for a· right calf strain. The team did not say how Jackson was injured. Jackson will not return io Las Vegas for the remaining summer league. ga·mes, the . team said. " Jackson signed a three~year contract earlier this month with the Cavaliers, who selected the forward with the 1Oth overall pick in June's NBA draft. ( Ws tliiEe to.start making waJ for shipments of :2005's, and that aaeans 'DRASTIC .PRICE REDUCTIONS on all 2004's In stUck Hw! "' Bengals give Clemons a 2year extension '· i! I CINCINNATI (AP) Bengals defensive end Duane Clemons has signed a two. ~ear contract extension that runs through the 2006 season. · . The Bengals did not disclose contract terms Thursday. : Last season, Clemons tied for the team lead in sacks with 5ix and finished second on the line in tackles with 53.t. . Linden$chmidt advances at .Women's. Am • Taxes, Tags, Trtle Fees extra. GM owner loyalty re1xrte induded in sole prke of .new vehicle listed where applicable. **On aw. owd credit. On saleded models. Not r~ for lypogrophkol errors. Prkes good July 14th lhrot¥1 JUly 18th. ' West Vi( i~s tlO..W,. • POIIi&r, hid, Alii Cesto. Y• Dn' t M•n•., • lzlwrtlay 9 •• •.9 p• • Swntlay 1 p• • a , . . . .. Take 1-n to Ripley FAIRPl.AI(Ij Interchange . (exit 132) Tum North on Rt 21 , Dealership IS 3 miles on 18ft BY DouG FERGUSON Levet of Franc~ .wound up atop the · Associated Press leaderboard at S-under 66 with sim___ _ _ __ _..:..::.::__ _ _ · pie, solid golf on 'll links that might get any easier. TROON, Scotland - The fierce not"When we teed off, you cou ldn 't wind took the day off at Royal Troon. feel any breeze at all.'' said Justin So did the mighty Americans, who have owned this course the last five Leonard, who won the Open at Troon times the British Open has been in '97 . "'And that's pretty strange for this place. This is probably as good aplayed here. day, as we can expect to have :'" There wa~ no shortage of spectacuCasey and Levet had no comlar shots Thursday - but not from plaints. · the leaders. Casey birdied two of the last three At the end of an intriguing first holes while playing with Masters round that featured an ace, a double Phil Mickelson. Levet. eagle and surpri singly limp flags , champion who qualified the Britisli Open Paul Casey of England .and Thomas four days ago byforwinning up I he road " at Loch Lomond, did his damage on the front nine with four birdies in a five -hole stretch. They had a one-shot lead over Michael Ca111pbell of New Zealand. "If you start thinking about what yo u've got to shoot. then il >tarts to get very, very difficult," Casey said. II was plenty tough for Tiger Woods (70) . Mickelson (73) and the rest of the Americans. The list of leaders ran a dozen deep before anyone from the United States could be found. Scott Verplank , Rich Beem. Skip Kendall , Kenny Perry and Steve Lowery checked in at 69. It was t.he first time since the 1959 British Open that an American was not inside the 10p I 0. Woods wa' happy just to break par, makmg two key par saves on the bac.:k nine and following that with a . bird ie to break par in the ope ning round of a major for the first time since the '02 PGA Championship. '"As easy as you"l l ever see it," Woods said about Royal Troon . Casey had to work for his 66, especially on the back nine. He chipped in from just off the green at No . .tO, . holed a 30-foor birdie on II and made another 30-footer on the par-5 Legion Schedule Government lawsuit accuses Maytag of age discrimination ing. There might be a bit of rain around · the area. Temperatures will c-limb from 62 to 81 by late thi s BY NATHANIEL morning. •Winds will be 5 HERNANDEZ MPH from the south . ASSOCIATED P~ESS WRITER Aftemoon (I p.nr.-6 p.m.) It will be a humid and CHICAGO - A federal cloudy afternoon. You will lawsu it filed Thursday alleges see light rain. The rainfall is · Maytag Corp. improperly expected to. begin near demoted some managers over 4:00pm . The rain should the age of 50 because the reach · 0.07 inches by this appliim.ce maker ,feared the afternoon. Temperatures will older workers \\!OU!d not understand new computerhold steady around 81. Winl,ls based sales procedures. will be 5 to 10 MPH from the . The U.S. . Equal south turning from the north- Employment Opportunity west as the afternoon pro- Commission alleges Maytag violated age discrimination gresses. ' No ~ind, no Americans, but no sh·ortage of. great shots Nalllaq NSC - 25.98 . . ' Oak Hill Financial - 34.48 OVBC - 33.00 Peoples - 25.09 Pepsico - 51.92 Premier 9.612 Rocky Boots - 22.57 RD ·Shell - 52.20 Rockwell - 36.37 Morning (7 a.m.-Noon) · Temperatures will rise from 61 to 79 by late this morning. Skies will be mostly sunny to partly cloudy with 5 MPH winds from the northwest turning from the west as the morning 'progresses. Afternoon (1 p.m.·6 p.m.) Temperatures will stay near 83 with today's high of 84 occurring around 5:00pm. Skies will range from mostly sunny to mostly cloudy with 5 MPH .winds from the west turning from the southwest as the afternoon progresses. Evening (7 p.m.-Midnight) Temperatures will fall from 83 early this evening to 71. Interim crew chief named for Labonte, Page B2 Baseball scores and atandlngs, Page 83 . Kobe staying with Lakers, Page 84 A oAvoN WALL sTREET ' Jul. 19.91 The Daily Sentinel INSIDE Friday, . ' . ACI - 33.35 AEP- 31.65 Akzo - 3:;.50 Ashland Inc. - 52.75 BBT - 37.18 BLI - 12.92 Bob Evans - 27.77 BorgWarner - 43.86 City Holding - 29.48 . Champion - 4.15 Charming Shops - _7.59 . Col - 34.26 DuPont - 42.62 . DG - 18.89 Federal Mogul - .27 Gannett - 80.73 General Electric - 33.37 GKNLY - 4.45 Harley Davidson - 62.89 Kmart - 79.24 Kroger 17.05 .. . Friday, July 16 . Page AS : MASON (AP) - Fifteenyear-old · Kelsey Lindensclimidt will face Heather Zielinski in the championship round of the Women s Ohio Amateur. . : Lindenschmidt · of West ~hester continued her stn?ng play on Thursday, beatmg Gabby Weddmg of Wilmmgton I -up in match play in the afternoon round. · Zielinski of Sylvania beat j\kron's Cari ¥ozingo 2-up to lid vance. .. - Cardinals 7 Reds 2· 1 ' .Cardinals fly farther away from Cincinnati St. Louis widens lead to 8.5 games over Reds TERRY KINNEY Associated Press BY Please see Open, Bl BCS ranking gives POWei'IO lhe P80P1B The Bowl Championship Series will have a heavier emphasis on polls to determine the panicipants in the collage football's postseason, accord ing to changes announced Thursday. Team rankirg will be based on three componen1s: The team's po1nts in this poll will be divided AP Poll · II. by 1,625 -the highest possible score. (Media) ·.lAP n The team's points 1n this poll will be divided ,. by 1,525 - lhe highest possible score. Coaches Poll Computer rank (avg.) Highest and lowest points in inverse order of ranking from 1-25 from six rankings are thrown A o~t. The remaining four are added and the total d1v1ded by 100. ' The final averages from each category are then averaged to create the school'.&final .~ ranking In the BCS standings. '/ 1 • CINCINNATI Matt Morris knew he had a chanc e, even after a rough first inning. AP Albert Pujols and Scott Rolen each hit two-run homers to lead the St. Lollis Ca rdinals to a 7-2 vic.:tory over the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night. Morris (10-6) settled down after giving up hits to the first two batters, and worked out of a jain in the sixth for hi s second consec.. . utive win against Cincinnati. He was the winBY EDDIE PELLS six seasons of thi s system. ner in the middle game of a Associated Press '" There is not a perfect 1hree-game sweep b~ the tool out there in thi s system Cardinals last week 111 St. There will be fewer num- that will elimina1e all conLouis. bers . to crunch in the troversy," said Weiberg , "It's a big tribute to the revamped version of the the Big 12 commissioner way the' guys play behind Bowl Champion.,hip Series who took over as BCS me," Morris said . "They see chairman this yeqr. formula. me scuftl ing. They show nie Under the new formula, The big question remains each time I'm out there that which goes into effect this whether those numbers they ' re w.illing to do the lit · season, 1he AP writers' will produce better re sult s tie things necessary to win · for one of the few major poll. the coaches· poll and the ballgame. sport s that determines its a combination of computer "You know [hey're going champion without a post- rankings will each count to score runs. li"s ju st a for one-third of a team's season tournament. question of the pil\:her nut The Associated Press overall BCS ranking . getting frustrated." Strength of schedule, poll will count for oneFrustration could have set team record and quality third of each team·s rankin early, when Murris .fieldwins , three components ing under the new formula ed a dri.bbler by Barry BCS officials unveiled used under the old system, Larkin in the first inning Thursday in their latest have all been eliminated, and threw the ball into the attempt to find a simpler. the thought being that all stands behind . first ba se. more equitable way to are already factored into allowing Ryan Freel, who come up with a I vs. . 2 the computer rankings. In ·Jed off with a single , to matchup in the co llege the past, results from the score . AP and coache s' polls were football title game. " I thought I was going to Of course. in de sc ribing averaged, tljen factored in be buried after the first," the new formula , BCS with the other·components St. Louis Cardinals first baseman Albert Pujols (5) jumps in Morri s said . "But I kept · chairman Kevin Weiberg - a formula that lessened . the air missing a high throw from pitcher Matt Morris as pitching the same way." issued the same caveat that the significance' of the A nifty play by second Cincinnati Reds'· Barry Larkin (11) beats out an infield sinhas exi sted through~ut the Please see BCS, B:Z gle in the first inning, Thursday in Cincinnati. (AP) Please see Reds. Bl BCS simplifies in hopes·of finding true champion Reporters, Lemond, create headaches for Armstrong BY JOHN .LEICESTER Associated Press FIGEAC, France - Lance Armstrong's day was far from over when he stepped off his bike after finishing ninth in Thursday's stage of the Tour de France. Once ' again, Armstrong found himself fending off the suspicions that have dogged him since he won the first of his five straight championships after coming back from cancer. . • Armstrong said a Fren~h TV station tried to get into his hotel room in hopes of finding evidence of doping, and three-time Tour wmner Greg Lemond voiced doubts that his fellow American is clean. ''They show up and they ask sporting questions to our face, but as soon as they ·leave they're digging in the rooms and lookit)g for dirt," Ann strong said. "If you left a B vitamin sitting there, that I just anything .... If I played around by searching his roem "'like that. I would be breaking the limits." The · II th stage. ':"On by Frenchman David Moncoutie, did not .change the overall time gap between a_,.._Lemond __.J Armstrong and his main "Th h. . ·r h · rival , German Jan Ullrich, , e scary t mg LS, t t ey still 55 seconds behind. don t find anythmg and get Saving themselves for the frustrated after a c~uple of arduous and likely decisive months ... ,well, who s to say climbs in the Pyrenees, they won t put, somethmg which start Friday, and the there . an_d say:.. Look what Alps, they did not react when w~ v: tound, Armstrong Moncoutte and two other ridsatd. They see the s~~rt as ·a ers surged ahead. target, an easy target. The stage . win was The France 3 reporter, Moncoutie "s first in five Hugues Huet, satd he went to Tours and the third by a the hotel to do L,ntervtews-- French rider this year. about Armstrong s team"To win a Tour stage is fabmates and that he chatted to ~lous. " said Moncoutie, who th~ hotel manager for a few comes from the rural region mmutes. But he dented he crossed Thursday. " It was so~ght access to the champt- one of my dreams ." o~. s ~oom. . . A herd of six cows trotting It.~ completely ndtcu- along the 102-mile trek from lous, . Huet told The Saint-Flour to Figeac AssoCiated Press. "We do have ethics and we don't do PleiiH see Tour, Bl ".Lance Is ready to do. anything to · k~p his secret. I don't know · how he can continue to convince everybOdy of.hls Innocence." L.....---------...,...--_..___ •· ld TV d h wou get on an t at would be a scandal. That's what we have to live with every day.'' The 32-year-old Texan said he was . concerned the reporter from · TV siation France 3. might havl! tried to plant banned· substances to frame him. Within his team, there are fears that some in France do not want an American to win a record six Tours . Annstrong said the television crew tried to persuade hotel staff to let them into his room after he left to go race. He said the reporter who visited his hotel "has been following us for month s and it's scandalous." 9151 TOUR . DE FRANCE Back UP lha PBH The Tour moves back uphill on 1his IT!oun1ain stage from Castelsalffisin to La Mongie. Col d'Aspin's grade is 6.3 percent. S.12 Friday, July 16 0 100mi ....- 0 100 1cm Castalsarrasin 250.~ lett 0 Peguilhan Sarrancolin miloo 825 2,052.6 SOURCE· Tour de France AP �• Page 82 • ~ D,ailY Sentinel ; www.mydailysentinel.com J Friday, July 16, 2004 -Interim crew chief named for Labonte HUNTERSViLLE, N.C. (AP) - Brandon Thomas, a, member of the Joe Gibbs Racing engineering department, was selected Thursday as the interim crew chief for Bobby Labonte's No. 18 Chevrolet. Thomas takes over for "Fatback" Michael McSwain, released Wednesday after serving as crew chieffor Labonte smce the start of the 2003 season " Brandon is a veteraJl employee of Joe Gtbbs Racing and has worked closely with Bobby and the Interstate Batteries crew," said team prestdent J.D. Gibbs. " We' re confident in his abillly to lead us through this time of transition " The 30-year-old Thomas. from Kingsport, Tenn ., started with the Gtbbs team m Reds from Page 81 baseman Tony Womack saved a run m the thtrd when D' Angelo' Jimenez hit a grounder that glanced off ftrst baseman Pujols glove into short right fteld. Womack chased down the ball and threw out Jimene z, leaving a runner stranded. "I almost gave up on tt," satd Morns, who covered first " It looked like the ball was gmng to squtrt through . Then I saw Tony come up with 11." That play ended the thtrd innmg, and the run production started when the Cardmals came to Qat in the fourth . Unttl the fourth, Je sus Sanchez (0-2) allqwed just BCS from·Page 81 polls. • . In three of the last four ·seasons, there have been at least three teams Wtlh legtltmate clatms for the two spots in the BCS title game. Last year resulted m a split national championship, with LSU wmning the BCS title game over Oklahoma and Southern California protecting lis lop rankmg in lhe AP poll by defeatmg Michtgan in the Rose Bowl. USC was left out of the BCS title game despite bemg rank'ed first in both polls going into bowl season. Coaches who vote in the USA Today-ESPN poll are obligated to name the wmner of the BCS tttle game the national champion. Wnters in the AP poll are under no such obligation. "The system needed to be tweaked," USC coach Pete Carroll said. "We saw that last year firsthand here at USC. But whether this is the answer, we 'll just have to wait and see." BCS officials hrred mathematicians from The Art and Science Group, based m Baltimore, to help come up with · a new formula that would give them a better Tour from Page 81 momentarily held up the pack. After a tirsl week of cold and rain, a blazing sun baked riders. "We're tired and really cooked," Armstrong'sa1d. He finished in a group that included Ullrich, !ban Mayo, Tyler Hamilton and Ivan Basso, 5 mmutes and 58 seconds behind Moncoutie's mark Of 3 hours, 54 rrunutes and 58 seconds. French champion Thomas Voeckler, also 10 that grouP., retained the overall lead, still 9 minutes and 35 seconds ahead of si11th-placed Armstrong. But the 25-yearold French rider is e11pected to Ioiii! the lead to top riders in the mountains. Armstrong has been ,· cheered by French fans wavIng the American flag. But others bristle at the prospect of a Texan overtaking the four other tlvc-tlmc chimpl· ons, who include Frenchmen Jacques Anquelil and , ' December 2001 in the shock department. He left 111 June 2002 to serve as John Andrettt's crew chtef at Peuy Enterprises, but returned to JGR for tbe 2003 season as Labonte' s engineer. Dunng the 2004 season, Thomas has served as head of superspeedway research and development for JGR. He acted as crew chtef last weekend for the JGR entry of Mike Bliss at Chtcagoland Speedway. Bli ss started seventh and ftntshed 3 Ist after bemg two base runners, Edgar Rentena's smgle m the ftrst inning and a walk to Reggte Sanders in the second But Renteria led off the tourth wtth 'll stngle and Pujols followed with hts 23rd homer, a lme dnve to left. One out later, Sanders walked agam, stole second, advanced to thtrd on a groundout and scored on a perfectly placed bunt htt by So Taguchi down the thirdbase line. Taguchi then scored from first on Mtkc Matheny's double to the wall in nghtcenter to make It 4- I. "Sanchez got into some · problems tn the fourth. He got behmd some hitters and they made him pay for it," Reds manager Dave Miley satd. "We had multiple we opportunities, but couldn 't capitalize." chance at ensunng there would be no re~lf last season. Wetberg po rayed thts as a total mak r of a system thaf ad been tweaked slightly several limes since tt went Into effect m 1998 "Whtle adJustments appear to correct previous mconststenctes, these .corrections became cumbersome and confusing, " satd athletic director Paul Dee of Mtamt, whtch has been m the middle of BCS controversies. " I hope the new system wtll work as predicted." But without a postseason tournament, whtch mpst school presidents and chancellors still oppose. Wetberg acknowledged there are no guarantees "We' want to get this nght." he said. "We want to have as much consensus as we possibly can Certamly, the BCS has created intarest That's a positive feature of the overall system. But our attempt here was not to produce a formula that would contmue to have controver- · sial outcomes " The new formula will no longer average the weekly rank of each team. Instead, teams wtll be evaluated on the number of v,oting points they recetve in ~ach poll. A team's score in the AP poll will . be diVIded by 1,625, Bernard Hinault One roadstde cardboard sign Thursday read, "Lance Go Home." Within his team, aides are concerned that fans or reporters might try to derail hts Tour - even recalling the stabbmg of American tennis star Mom'it Seles. Armstrong travels with bodyguards during the three-week race. "Nothing against the French but m France they're after us and they're after the sport of cychng," Armstrong said. "It'; not just the Minist!?' of Sport, tt's the media.' Armstrong has often had testy relations with some sections of the French ~;>ress. He has also raised cycling fans' hackles by focusmg on win· ning the Tour, while neglecting lesser races. Some also feel that he has not always respected Tour traditions. Armstrong himself acknowledges he was some· times brusti in his early days but says he's become a Tour fan. Allegations of doping have also clouded his Image. Armstrong says he has never 'I Involved in ah accident. "1 just want to help the team get through this transition period and put ourselves 10 a good position as we get closer to the final 10 races." Thomas said Labonte is stxlh m the season pomts With no wins, five top fives and nine top lOs. ··1 worked very closely wtth Br&ndon in 2003, so I'm tamtliar with him " Labonte s<ud. "We got a Itttie bit of a break because we've got a weekend off before New Hampshire, so that wtll give us a little time to work on some things and get ready for the next few Open from Page 81. NASCAR 16th after driving into the rough. He finished with a I5-foot btrdte on the 18th that raised hopes of a British gallery that Tllruufih July 11 1 Jimmie Johnson, 2720 has gone five years without 2 Dale Eamharttt Jr , 2615 one of its own holdmg the S Jeff Gordon. 2478 claret JUg. 4 Tony Stewart 2418 "I still left quite a few shots 5 Man Kenseth, 2321 on the golf course," Casey e"llolllly l.al>OOte, 2278 satd. "It could have been 7 ERion Sadler, 225~ very, very low." 8 ~evln Harvlck, 2229 . Gary Evans and Erme El~ 9 Ku" Busch, 2211 fell the sarlte way. 10 Ryan Newman, 2173 Evans had 227 yards to the 11 . Je10my Mayfield, 2108 hole on the par-S fourth when 12 Dale Jarrett 2083 his 5-tron ambled up a ridge 13 Jamie McMurray, 2068, on the green and disappeared 1• Kasey Kahne, 204• into the cup for a double races .., 15 Mark Martin. 2005 It was the first albaeagle. 16 Casey Mears. 1998 J Hnmy Makar, sent or vice . tross at the Bntish Open 17 Rusty Wallace, 1955 prestdenr of racing for JGR , smce Greg Owen in 200 I at 18 Mlcllael Waltrip, 1960 will as;;ist Thomas until a Royal Lytham & St. Annes. 19. Sterling Matlin, 1941 permanent crew chief IS 20. Bnan Vlckere. 1913 "I gave myself three announced. chances the first three holes, and I dtdn 't make any of them,'' Evans said "And The Reds were just 2-of- singled in a run in the sixth when I brought one m, 11 was 17 wtth runners in scan ng to make II 5-l, and Rolen fanta stic. Happy days " pos!'tion. homered off John Riediing Evans made no more "I threw pretty good for m the seyenth, hts 19th ot progress the rest of the clay, the first few mmngs, but in the year. howev~r. and finished at 3the fourth, I left a couple of The Reds loaded the under 68 along wtth a large pitches up and got behind bases wtth three conse~u­ group that tncluded Vijay m the count. and they got uve smgles to start the Smgh and Bnush Amateur me," Sanchez satd stxth but could push across champion Stuart Wtlson. "You can't make mts- just one run on a groundEls also was ploddmg _ takes You've got to keep out. along when hi s fortunes the ball down. They hit the Morn s allowed etght hits, changed wtth one sw mg, ~ ball pretty good. That's one walk and struck out pitching wedge from 123 why they're tn first place." four m stx mnmgs yards on the par-3 etghth hole Notes: Renteria was 4Sanchez gave up ftve hits known as the Postage Stamp and two walks and struck for-5 , all smgles. ... The because of Its tmy ~reen. game was the first of six on out two m four innings "That was beauuful, I tell "That game was mtsleadf the road for the Cardinals you," Els satd. tng," Cardtnals manage agatnst thetr closest chaiHe had other words to Tony La Russa said. "W lengers in the NL Central, describe another par 3, the ended up wtth a lot o includtng four in Cmcmnatt 222-yard 17th where the clutch pttchmg and a Jot of and two in Chtcago. .. South Afncan left a shot tn clutch hitting Reds I B Sean Casey was the bunker for a double "When you score a lot of reactivated (rom the 15-day bogey. runs, you've got to have a DL and went 0-for-5 ... CF "From such a highlight on lot of guys contribute." Freel sing led in his first at8 to such a lowhght on 17, Even Morns, who hadn 't bat, extending h1s careerit's amazing," Els said. "But I had a htt smce April 21, htgh streak to I 0 games. shot 69 and I've got to take that. Anythmg under 70 ts good in a - major champiwhich ts the maximum any lion director Dave · onship. It's not a bad start." team can receive A team 's Williford, whose boss, athAlso at 69 were U.S. Open champion Rettef Goosen, score m the coaches' poll letic director Bill Moss, has Darren Clarke and Colin will be divided by I ,525. been an outspoken critic of Montgomerie, who overcame The fmal component wtll the BCS. come from six computer a double bogey-bogey "Other al teratlons were rankmgs. A team 's highest supposed to solve the probstretch around the turn. There was an eerie calm and lowest computer rank- lems as well and dtd not do along the Ftrth of Clyde in mg wtll be thrown out and the ln ck," Williford said. the morning, and the only the other four will be used to Weiberg satd the hope ts determme a tigure to add to that this system won 't need trouble from the breeze was that it couldn't make up its those from the two polls to be changed agam. The mind which way to blow. The New York T1mes com- BCS contract expires after And while the scores puter rankings will not be the 2005 season. Begmmng 'I outrageous, there weren used this year due to the in 2006, a fifth game wtll be were plenty of players newspaper's oectston not to added to the BCS, wllh the participate. "bunched up around the lead. championship game played More than one-third of the Had the new system been a week later at the stte of in place last year, it would one of the BCS bowls. field- 56 players- were at have pttled USC and LSU tn the title game, accordtrig to BCS calculations. In 2001, Miami would have played Oregon instead of Nebraska, which made it over the Ducks despite a late-season 62-36 loss to Colorado that knocked the Cornhuskers out of the Big I 2 IItle ptcture. In 2000, the game would have pttted Oklahoma and Flonda State - the two teams that made it - with Mtamt beHig left out desptle having one defeat and giving the Seminoles their only loss of the season. "11 would be nice to think that this solves past problems, but due to past hislol(, you have to wait and see, ' said Oregon sports informa- Nextel Point Leaders American League A!lanta PriH~h la .. Assocloted Pnss writer Jtromt Pugmlrt contributed to this rtport. 47 41 42 46 46 OtlrOit "" "'"' 541 534 ...... 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Btl Wot.e, Saccnd, John 11~iOIItledl;Thrd , Wa1fr Bel T-3 52 ~.81XJ (57405) - 3 1 1 0 4 1 1 4 1 1 0 2 0 1 0 1 4 0 0 1 9 Bruf~eY 23222 01 Choatel. 1 1 13 1 2 2 1 t Aqutno 100000 Carrara p11ched to 1 banar 1n the 61tt HBP-tl\' Weaw1 (LGonza tez) t1J RJohnson (Cora). 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Harges Sen Francisco 22. Mesa Pfnsburgh Z2 42 3 9 13 1 3 3 ~ 6 7 3 ar.gg ROniz 4 ~ 3 2 0 2 2 2 ~ ~ 1 o 0 July tO 2 .~ John McGraw was hired manager York Giants a post he would hokl .;!: -,.w·-- 1i09 - Ed Sutr'IITief'S Of tha Detroit TIQBB alowed only 9ft\1W't h18 end }l*:hed a1 1a tllfs the longest ........... oo ••soorallta game 11 AL hlstaty 4 1820 - Babe Rl.th broke h~ own sea501'l recordaf291'vmefswithhll30th andtleNow York Yankees beal the St Loui8 Browns 5-:i! Ruth•"NOUid tnlsh the seaton with 54 0 1 1M1 - ..be DiMaggio ex1a'ld8d his httbng streak to 56 !faiTlH with a 3-lor-4 day and lhe g g 3 Naw 't'onc Yankees bee! fie Clweland Indians '"" 11M8 - Aftlll'61f2 yrMrlaaEirookl')<nmanag- I 1 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0 , • • Leo Durocner llln1ed ba6abBII -~J talr:ng 1 HBP-bf ot.owe (ElStad) WP--tBskaniC 1h8 helm of the art::hriwl Giw11111 t'l1ldseason l.h1,.w llame Mark, camon Fnt. Matt 187CI ~,Tha Cn:imlti Fladl beet 1118 Prns Holowet Seoond. Bill Hohn: llwd. Kew'1 Kef. b\191 Pnt~a l-2 belln ..a 846 n the fim ley T-2 44 A-43623 (45,030) game at Three Rr.oera Stati.m . -your local sports news; spo.U@ . m • • • / Bv JIM CouR (teportet>) , t,mlllnU h'ctc ltkc thiS And , n's ob\ touslv •t:"i'od fo r 1he Assoc1ated Press ~ team Leone '' asn t sure he· u be " tth the Ma11ne1s .tltet the -\11-Star break. He's not m.~ktn~ .Ill) ptedtcttons abottt ho" he II pi.l! the seco nd half ot the se.hon "We'll JUst see l1m' I c.m do ," he satd "Yv'e ·II fLisl ".111 .mel sec how it goe> II I ptmiLtcc. I m sure I'll suck SEATJLE - Wuh thetr playof1 hopes al l but vutually go ne, the Seattle Manner, are releasin " some of their veterans to gtve some ~1 1 their prospects a chan ce to play. Justtn Leone " nt.lkmg the most ol the opportunity' Leone hit hts IHst maJOI league homer - a two-run shot - to h;c k etght strong mntngs by Joel Ptn et ro lind help the Mariners end " mnegame losing streak wtth a 2- I ;~ctory over the Cleveland Jn dtdns on Thut sd.1y ntght '' Leo got Into one preny good " manager Bob Mel vtn satd · He got It 111 the upper deck. That' s the k1 nd of a ro und dnd \,~·11 ~u !H..)IlltheJe .. \\ 1nna last se ath~ lllstllme stncc June P~n euu d 16 -~c~mc so n. \\Oil lot 29 He Joq l\vtce on the ~ l .ll'lne rs' 09 ro.td tn p - In St l.nu" and the Chtcago Willt'c 'So\ 1-l c Jel tbe tately stayed aw ay llnm h.tseh.tll tlu11n2 the All-Star bteak ") thou ght I nught teet "cuLl out thete. · Ptnc1ro s.11J I dttln 1 pl.>~ thin gs we ' Je look1ng to ~ec. He's d cdtch !01 the v. hole 1h1 ec d.l\ s I JU't guy that's got some powe r" to re lax. · Pinetro (5 - I0) dlloweu one 1un ,md W<llllell Wcsth1nok . .ttl llllll l ~ repl&ement four Juts Ill etgh t 111111ngs for Sedtile lot Cult Sdl tll1nu 111 Tue"L" n t~ht \ v.hich last won on Ju ly I .1gamst All -St.u g,tmc Ill 'Hc\Ltsillll. h,;SII t'wun Texas. , nce Jun e 1-l He ' 0- 'l 111 SIX st,lft s Eddte Gu.udado pttcheu the nmth st ~1 1 1ee tor ht s I6th save 111 2 I opportunities etght llllltn~"· \V~ '-Itb roo t... gdve . Leone. who hit 2 I homet s 111 6 ~ upI ntwo lUlls t Jil Iolii h1h one wu lh. gam es at Trtple-A Tacomd befote (111C hi! b.lll el' dlld CI~ht '[IIKCOllh bein g called up by the Manners on Wtth two nuts he' htt Oil\ o 111 . the July I. ht t hi s fn st 111 the maJOrs oil houldet " nh " 1-IJ ch.m~eup 111 the All -St.lr Jake Westbrook r6-5) In the '~e\~nth fo1e gn 111g up h._1s homer rn seve nth to g1ve the Ma11ners ,, 2-t Lc(lnc onbelite II I 'l pllc'h le.td 'A two-lun home1 11gln the1e" \;> te Tl1 e Manne iS are last 111 the lot them .. Wcstlli<10k '"'d ·J made:, Amencan League wt th 66 homers "It 's ntce to see dnvhody <:lomg w uple ol h.1tl p1 tche' ""' ~- '' ' \\.ednc thounht ... 1::' e someth ing," Melvtn ;,ud "Wh,lt WcM,ul" . . thronk d ~:-.C I \Ctl,t hcttet lc~te we've been gOi ng 1h10ugh and then ' He thi C\\ \,lntdslll' tOnig ht.' making some changes tollay. You Wedge -...l!d " H ~ ''d.., ·tn L<Hll mand lht' know. It hurt s to Jose John Olerud, not v. hole hal lgumc One b.1d pitch cost to h.we ,, John Oletud hete · us .. Wes tb1 ook, who los t Jm lh11cl Jmly Get ut Cll lkJ .111 , 0-ktr- 10 sll.ttght dec """ '· htt Mt~uet 0 11\o slump w 1t h one out 111 the ~.;ecn nd . With a pitch Wi th two <lllh hetore when he hit ,, vn.Jont shot to center Leone hom e r~d -B7 teet oil tile Ltc - lot hts en.!.h th homer tng ol the second dec k in left lield .11 Notes: ' The M,u lncrs mne-g:"mc Satecu F1eld. ,.! o.;t r e.lk \\-as th~11 lonel!-;t ~1 n ce Leone will get a chance to play on lostn thct r Liub- 1euJrd 1-l-e.nnc lostnu sk id a regul .u basts dlter the Manne rs de s- Sept 2- I R. I992 ' Ole1 ud 1ecog Ignated \ etct an I1rst ba,e man Olerud mzc·d '"one ol tlw cl.'"'e" pl.1vcrs 111 fot asstgnment bel o1e the g <~me Ill.! lOts hcc.ll"e ol hiS t,iw-kev A I 3th-IOund cl r.ll t se lecuon 111 the d emc<~no t . pl.l\cd the l.1st l11e 'C.\. 1999 fllHll La' Vegas. the 27-year-o lu w1th hiS hometown M.lflner' He Leone had a breakthrough season 111 sons o..;~1 1 d he \..\,1-.11 t m11d ..t l the ~]aJJilt: l'-1 2003 ,tt Double-A S.m i\nllHIIU whe n lo1 ld klllg 111111 oil thc11 1oqe1 He he was the Tcxds Le.1gue's pl dye t of bl.11neJ hlln,ell 101 '"'' pia) I ll)! " .ell the yeat He htt 28~ with 2 I homets ot lcn...,l\ cl:-. th1 . , ... cd..,oll .1nd pllltlllg and 92 RB!s 111 135 g.unes . the ted Ill Ill !hl' p O..,t!Jtl l l u f hd\ 111~ tO ") was JUS) hoptng It wou ld come g~ t 11d ol hnn. 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The Daily Sentinel ... 1.,, 552 ""' S.llinore 5 Tampa Bay 4 NY Yankee& 5 Detro1! 1 Kansas City 3 M1nnetot11 1 Anaheim 8, 8o&1on 1 Qakland 4, Ch~ SoJt 2 Saatlle 2 CleYeland 1 St loula <!Jallipolis ~all!' tltrtbune .teotnt .tBlea•ant 31egister ... 5·5 545 tb rhbl Advertising! w• P10 1 822 21 19 1626 21 26 26-22 26 20 21 20 20..24 L1 "' GB 28-17 "L1 5·5 14'/, Cardinals 7, Rada 2 · $1 5 Advertising! Gets You Great 5·5 3·7 - Homo L1 Ttluredly'• Anutt. Each Kit Contains the Following: Gets .You Great P10 51, 372 """'"' ... ... GB PNorton 100000 Vanf'oppel 1 1 o o o 1 Umpirn-Home, O.rry Da~. First Bri.!Ctl ~ . Second, l.any Poncm. Third Greg Glbacn T--300 A-31961 (42.271) 1 Day Ad: $6.00 - 15 words or less + $6.00 Kit . w EAST EASE THE SQUEEZEI taken banned drugs to enhance his performance. ln an tnlerview published Thursday by Le Monde, a respected French daily that previously leveled clatms of drug use by Armstrong, Lemond voiced doubts about his fellow American. "Lance is ready to do anything to keep · his secret," Lemond told the paper. "I don 'I know how he can contmue to convince everybody of his innocence." Armstrong shrugged off the suspiciOns. . "Greg Lemond. was my tdol as I grew up m cycling because he was a great champion and did amazmg things on the bike," he said in a statement. "Many of his performances were so mcredible especially his remarkable return to form an'd win at the '89 Tour. I'm disappointed and dismayed that for the past four years Oreg has continu.:d to question my performanceN and my character." National League L 39 Friday, July t6, 2004 American League Major .League Baseball Standings w p, ge B3 BASEBAL The Daily Sentinel par or better, all of them only five shots behind. And whtle the wmd made it easy, Royal Troon still found a way to pumsh the bad shots Alastair Forsyth of Scotland was poised to join the leaders unttl he bogeyed his fit.al two holes Clarke, a runner'>up at Troon seven years ago, also had a ch .mce until he htl a 5-tron from 19 I yards on the final hole and watched m dtsgust as tt )Vent over the green and landed next to the clubhouse- outof-bounds. He followed that w!lh a 6iron to I5 feet short of the flag and made double bogey. ''I just got the wind wrong." Clarke said. It could have been worse. Tom Weiskopf, the 61-yearold who won at Royal Troon in 1973, took four swipes out of a pot bunker on the ftrst hole and made a quadruple bogey. Net I Evans took I I shots on the par-5 stxlh. David Duval didn't even make tl to the first tee. The '0 I British Open champion withdrew Thursday morning because of a spramed back muscle Mtckelson dtdn 't do any'thihg wrong, he JUSt didn't marie a birdie until the par-5 I6th. and he followed that with hts third bogey of the round. "The shots that I needed to htt to get the ball close for btrdie, I just didn' t do that," he satcl. Woods was at 2 under after hlltmg hts wedge wJthtn 4 feet on the Postage Stamp. The last ttme he played here, he made a triple bogey on that hole m the fmal round. He started missing a few fairways and greens, though, fell back to even par and was m danger of gomg over par until making par putts from about 6 feet on 14 and 15. "You dtdn't want to go ovsr par, especially as well as I was playing," Woods Sat d. The forecast called for a wmdy Friday afternoon, but the weather is ftckle along the Ayrshire Coast. Etlher way. one round m the books at golf's oldest champiOnship dtdn 't really determine anything, except that the guys who make the fewest mistakes are going to have a chance. "We have a few strokes m our pocket m case things are turnmg wrong," Levet said "B ut tt's JUSt one step, and there ts sttll one big step tomorrow, two btg steps Saturday. And an enormous marathon on Sunday" • • MORE LOCAL NEWS MORE GOod Times •• t LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 675-1333 Presents wamp u~c~ · Saturday-July 17th 9:30-1:30 Cover Charge: $3.00 Single . $5.00 Couple CR 7A Pomeroy, Ohio 740-992-7986 �\ ·· Page B4 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com, BY JoliN NADIL employee, now 20, at the Vailarea resort where she worked. If convicted, Bryant faces LOS ANGELES _ Kobe four years to life in prison or 20 Bryant's journey through free tears to life on ~robation, and a ~gency ended Thursda:h where me of up to $7 0,000, The trial figures to take several weeks. it began - with e Los "Just leave it in God's Angeles L.akers. hands," Bryant said when · ·Bryant chose the Lakers over asked how he was g~ing to deal ihe Clippers, remaining with with the nel\t couple of months. · the team. he joined in I996 at Lakers general ·manager age 18 and later helped win Mitch Kupchak said that three NBA championships. · h "It feels great to be in the city Bryant's legal problems ave of Los Angeles playm ' g .for the nothing to do with the team's Lakers the next seven years," decision to re-sign Bryanl . Bryant said after Thursday's "If there is anr. risk. It was a news conference where he risk we were willing to take," signed his lucrative contract. "It Kupchak said. . feels unbelievable." · . Bryant, who turns 26 nellt · The dec' · da afte month, has averaged 21.8 ISIOn came a Y r points in 561 regular-season the Lakers ~,fellow S!lper- ' games over eight seasons. He s~ ~haquille 0 Neal t? the averaged 24.Tl points, 5.5 . Mtanu Heat. No~, ·~ will be rebounds and 5.l assists last Bryant - along ~·th mcorrun~ season despite his Iesal probcoach .Rudy TomJanovtch an lems and a career-high 30.0 . Heat Imports LamB! Odom, points in 2002-03 Caron Butler and Bnan Grant · - who will lead them into the . The Lake~ had an adVIll)ll!ge future. over the Clippers financt~ly, Bryant insisted he had noth- able to offer a contract lastmg ing to do with the departures of one Y~.Ionger and worth over O'Neal and former head coach · $3,? rrullion more. Phil Jackson. We had every •. reason to . "That upsets ·me. That angers beheve our chances were JUSf me. That buns me," Bryant said as goo~ as. the Lakers of speculation that he was chances, . Clippers gene~al Involved in the team's decision- manager Elgtl! Bay!or satd. makin "It's always disappomtmg to • g. ~' . , J hd not get a player like Kobe 'They wd what they . a .to Bryant. Life goes on. We're do. That had nothmg to·do wtth looking forward to a good seame. In a perfect world, we , would have all come back and son. . . won another (championship)." B~ant swd he mad~ his final · · dl chmce Wednesday rught, cali,Bryant, who swd repeate Y ing it a "tough decision." thts past season he wanted to be .. .. a "Laker for life," is poised to I coul~ see mysc~f playm~ . fulftll that declaration. His con- for t!te Clippers. Ulttmately, tt tract will be worth more than was m !P-Y heart to play for the $136.4 million over seven L.akers, he sat d. . years. . . · · Bryant also spoke wtth repre"1 always wanted to be a sentatlvesoftheChicagoBulls, Laker," Bryant said. "It's in my , De~ver Nuggets and New York heart. This is what I do, this the Knicks: among others, l)efore team I want to play for and narrowmg the field to the two Los Lakers ' Kobe Bryant dunks during have a chance to finish out my Los Angeles teams. . overtime period against the Houston Rockets in this Feb. 18, career here." Bryant became an unrestnctOne significant obstacle ed free agent when, as expect-. 2003 file photo at Staples Cente'r in Los Angeles . (AP) remains for Bryant before. next ed, he opted out of bts contract admitted that he feud- enjoyed playing with them," season. He has pleaded not Ju,ne 17 - the . same .day .edBryant with both O'Neal and Bryant said. "I even said at the guilty to felony sexual assault 0 Neal demand~d a trade and Jackson, but said that wouldn't end of the season that I wouldand faces an Aug. 27 trial in Jackson was mformed by prevent him working with n't mind playing with them for Eagle, Colo. He claims he had L.akers ow~er Jerry Buss that them again. from · the rest of my career. They each consensual . sex with an he wouldn t return as coach "I told both of them that I did what was best for them:" next season. Assoclated Press College~asketball ' Fflday, July 16, 2004 www.mydallysentinel.com 1 ln . One Week With Us . REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS "We believe that coach Huggins will rise to this challenge," Goin said. ''The coach is, we believe, pre-· CINCINNATI Cincinnati basketball coach pared to demonstrate his Bob Huggins will be . rein- commitment to the universistated at the end of August ty and to the athletics profollowing h\s suspension for gram, and we believe the . best way to demonstrate that a drunken driving convic- commitment is to put it into tion. practice." "We are satisfied that Asked how the university coach . Huggins has taken would monitor Huggins perappropriate steps while sonal performance in the under. suspension," athletic future; Go in said: "I think it director Bob Go in said at a will be fairly obvious if there , news conference Thursday. is slippage." · He said school president Goin ·added that he does Nancy Zimpher and board of th h trustees chairman Phil Cox not expect at to appen. There was no change in agreed .with the decision to· the terms of Huggins' conend Huggins ' suspension tract, but the automatic rollAug. 27. Goin said Huggins over or renewal of the conhas fulfilled the legal obliga- tract has been stopped, Goin lions resulting from hi s said. Huggins began a new actions and more clearly three-year contract on July I, understands the university's and will be evaluated at the expectations for h1s personal end of that time, said Goin. .and professtonal .. perfo~- ..Jfu · s was placed on 1 mance. . / paid, ind 1 · e suspension G~m dechned to s~y what , June 12, folio 'ng hts arrest spec1fic steps Huggms had for driving un the influtaken to be reinstated, saying ence. · it was . a priyate matter. The 50-year-o coacl) U~tverslty off1ctals talked pleaded no cont st, was w1th people who evalu.ated fined $350 and giv n a susHuggins and rece1ved pended six-month il senreJ;OrtS from them, he srud.. t~nce that required him to We are comfortable m attend a three-day education knowing that the outside course. evalua~ions · that he "I' m deeply appreciative (Huggms) . self-ge nerated of the way the university gave us confidence that he handled my situation and could return to the demands allowed me the opportuniiy of head basketball coach," to return to the role I love," s~id Goin. Huggins said in a statement. Goin said he had several " It's allowed me time to meetings with Huggins ·and reflect on changes that ceris satisfied that the suspen- tainly I can make personally sion gave Huggins time to and professionally that will reflect on his behavior and do nothing but continue to re-evaluate his priorities for help the mission .here at the his health , family and caree·r. 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Wanted ....................................... 120 . . . . for,flent, .......- ................................-••480 ~ Qoode .......................................-... 521! •lor ..........._................................--720 Truckafor .........;......................_.. .............. 711 ~ ................................................... 170 · · - -..· · - -......- -.. ···~~-- V8na For S.le...............................................130 Waded to IUJ ............................................. 010 W.led 10 Buy- Farm luppllee ........ - ........ 1120 -!led To Do .... _ ..............- ......................_ 110 WatW to Allnt~.:............- ........................ 470 Y8rd . . . GllHpolltl .......-........:-..................072 Yerd 1111 Pun~~e~or-.-kldle......"''''""'"........ 074 Y8fd811e Pt. Plenflnl ........- ..................._.. 071 - --- Hwtii)'Truddng ComPIInY Now Hiring o.rr.oerOperators Companydrivtn Trut:*:C::.:,."~':anlcl Ftetbtdp;;~ 70% (O\Ir trailer) 80S (your trailer) .' Ptle tor ......... _, ...................:................... 510 Pfulnblng a H•thtg............. :...................... ISto ProlenloMI leo .toM ...................... -......... 230 Rioctto, TV I CB . . .lr.................... ..........160 AMI e.... w.......................................... 310 i llchoolllnslrUCIIon-.......- ..........................1 60 • .start at 36 cpm t95% No touch freight .NO FORCED NYC L<Mt llld Found ....................................... - .. 010 Lolli AcNage ............................................ 350 Per8on;lla ........_, .................... •••••••· ............... 001 • 2 • 2 bedroom apartments in Middleport. Call (7401596· 2198 or cell phOne (7401591-0649 o Uu ~ISCOun . '::' uue ~ Grand Opening Sale op qua lity, warranties, ~I I!Oh, WV, Ftea Marke 2 bedroom apartment for ~eCtlo n C. Fridays, renl In Syracuse . $200 .00 ~aturdays end SI.Jndays. 60;;ill;o3;;;2ii 77;,;7_ _ _o01 6'tii 0io deposit , $330.00/month ilii rent, includes water, sewage JET and trash. Must have suffi· AERAT ION MOTORS clent Income 10 qualify. Re paired , New & Rebuilt tn (740)378·6111 · Sleek: Call Ro n Evans: 1: Appl ications baln~ taken for 800-537 ·9528 'vary clean 1 bedroom ln country set11ng yet erose to ,..-~--:-:--:--::---,..town. washer . dryer•. stove, Large Metal off1ce desk trldge Included. water and $30.00 Call (304)67:5-2359 ~ garbage included . Total elec· aher 5:30pm trlc with AC. Tenant pay atec- NEW .AND USED STEEL trlc. $300 deposit, $375 per Steel Beams, P1pe Rebai month . No pets. No smok· For Concrete Angle r lng . 740-4146- 2205 or 740Channel , Flat Bar, Steej 446·9585 ask for V(rglnl8 , For Drains . Grating BEAUTIFUL APART· Driveways & Walkways. L&L. MENTS AT BUDGET Scrap Metals Ope~ Mor'\day, PRICES AT JACKSON TuesdaY. Wednesday & ES TATES , . 52 Westwood Friday, Bam-4 :30pm Closed & Drive from $344 to $442. Thursday, · Saturday Walk to shop & movieS. Call Sunday.(.7401446 - 7300 740-446-2568 . Equal Housing OppOftunity. . . . I>• Full-time Holzer Senior Care Center, State Facility. a 70 Bed long-term care employment offers an Blftennursing fecllity Is seeking a slve benefit package, lnclud· .ssoo • T•rmflll Pay • Frequent home time : Maln!en•noe program Mobile Home Repalr......................_.. ......-....aeo Mobile Hctrne1a tor A-... ............................... 420 Mobile Homeo lor Sale...........................-....320 ltloney 10 ~ ....... - ........ - ......-.. •••- ......_.,;.220 MolorcyciM I 4 WhMtll'tl.....................-.. ..740 MU81cal tnetrumenla_.. ................................ 570 .I HELP WANt'ED we l,..,l'tlnce ..................................................... 130 Lawn I O.den Equlpment .....................-•• 880 Ml-rteneoue.........................................-.... 170 J SAVE·SAVE·SAVE Stock models at old prices, 2005 models arriving Now, Cole's Mobile Homes. 15266 U.S. 50,East, Athens, Ohio 45701. (7401592·1972, 'Where You Get Yoi.Jr ;>2004 Submit resume to: 68150 Bayberry Drive, St. Clairsv ille, OH 43950. Immediate Perm~nent part · Attn : Katrina Dunaway, lime RN Posi l ion in AN . Physician's ,Office send l....;oDi;o 'roc -toioriiolo;Niiuiirs.,in.,_g... resume 10 Box EB 14. 200 Main St. . Pt. Pleasant. WV h Dispatc ers needed for local 25550 Ambulance Service. - - - - - - - Experience preferred but not LICENSED necesSary. Shift: Evenings, PRACTICAL NURSE nights & all on weekends. Plllase apply in person 0 1354 Jackson Pike or call Sc!3nic Hills Nursing Center. Monday-Friday, 8am-1~pm . a Tandem Health Care Facility, is seeking a seleci (7401446-7930 taw to join oi.J r outstanding " ream: We currently seek a DRIVERS NEW PAY tull time LPN . Prope r license SCALE or certification reqi.Jired . offer extra• shift pick: up CLASS A COL NEEDEO bonus. shift differential. excellent benefits, perfect .Earn between 45-50K attendance incentives and .Min. 1 year exp. much morel .Home Weekends .Please apply to : sign-on bonus Equlpmonllor Rent ................................ :••. ,480 Excavlllng ................................................... 830 Farm Equlpmenl. ................. -.:···· ................. 810 Farmelor Rent.:........................................... 430 Fal'mllor Sale ............ :......-................... :::... 330 For LNH ..........................:.......................... 4110 · For Bal8 ........................................................ 585 For Sale or Tracl8 ......................................... 590 Frullll V-'-blee ..................................... sao Fumlohed Aoomo ........................................460 General Houllng ......................._...................850 Glv-y ...................................................... 040 Hippy Ade .....:.........................................-....050 tilly 1 Graln........................ ~ .........................840 Help W1nted ................................................. 110 u-tock.:......................................-........_....830 :1 :I Nice 98 . Fleetwood, 3 bed· room , 2 bath , wl!h centra l air, rhermal pane windows and tOX20 shed . lmmadlate occupancy available $14,995.00 Call Harold 17401385·7671 1----------- (Equal Oppor1unity Employ~r) Callaoo-e52-2362 MI-IIMOUI Merchandlu ........._.. ......-....840 ••• 1 ~w OakWOOd mega store ftaturlng Homes by Oakwood. Fleetwood & Giles. On e. stop ~ shopp ing only at Oakwood HomeS of BarbOursvll!e WV (304 )736· 3409 . EOE. Family Oxygen and Medical Equipment Is looking lor a highly motlwated Service T~tchnlcian . Moderate to heavy lifting and a good drlv· lng record required. MuS1 be reeponsible and able to communicate well with sen· ior citizens. Wages nego· tlable. Resume/applications accepfed In person 0 70 Pine Street. Gallipoli&. Houuhold Goodll ...,..........:........ ,............_..510 HouHolor Rent ......._................-........... ;..... 410 In Memorllm .....................................-.......... 020 ··; 3409. Dietary Manager. Qualified applicant should have at least two years ful l-time experience ·in a health care setting, have knowledge of local, State, and Federal tA•n•eq.,"l!l'l~o~po<>~".,"l!";~ty~o~mp~foy .... er) regu lations regarding food """'cot utrec1or serviGe ami preferably be a Certified Dietary Manager. Medi Home Health HSCC prides itsel f in provid· Agency. Inc. seeking a iilg tile highest quality of fulf·time AN Clinical care tot our seniors. Director for the Gallipolis. II you like working with .the Ohio elderly and are commltt3d to locaUon. providing quality services in a fnendly, 'Team Oriented" Position Requires: OH work setting come see us at and WV AN licensure, 380 Colonial Drive, BidWell, minimum two years of · Ohio or call (740)446·5001. home health nursing e~~:per i ence iQ a manageJoin the Caring People at ' ment role, knowledge of Federal end State home he,alth regulation, JCAHO experience preferred. · Eleclrtcai/Refrlgel'llllon ............................... 840 HORNt lmprovetnentl................................... 810 Homelfor Sale .................... .-....................... 310 j I Found· set of keys between HnP WANI'ED ' Union Ave. & Senior Citizens (Hyland Rd) , (7401992:7255 to Identify. A leading provider of ; up· port services to individi.Jals with MR/00 has a vacant Found: Yellow/Blue pillow ~E ntry level Management sham from a yard sale Position" Prater college across from Honda Shop In degree plus 2 years expariGallipolis. (740)256·1 924. ence or 5 years e'xperience ICF/MRDD Facility. Must be Lost 14k gold anKle bracelet willing to relocate . Mail w/ 3 charms, Red , Green. Resume to 8?02 Carla Blue ladybugs, belongs 10 . Drive, Gallipolis, OH 45631 or faK to 740-446~3987 . 11 yaar old 304-e75-7545 Boata & Moto111lor Sale ................:............ 750 Building Supplln ........................................ 550 Buelnen and Bulldlngo ............................. 340 Buelnell Opportunity ................................. 21 o B~lneoa Training ....................................... 140 Compere I MOtor Homes .. :........................ 790 Camping Equipment ..........................,........ 760 Carda Dl Thanka .......................................... 010 Child/Elderly Cora ....................................... 190 . •• Make 2 payments·. move In 4 years on note {304)736· ir ------ r__ Antlquu ............................ _......................... 530 Apartments lor Rent ................................... 440 Auction and Flea Market............................. 080 Auto Parte I Acceasorleo .......................... 760 Auto Repair .................................................. 770 Place Your Classified Ad In Wednesday'$ Gallipolis Daily Tribune, Point Pleasant Register, . or Daily Sentinel, And· It .Will Run For FREE In The Tri-County Marketplace! :. .., ; vc£a S kittens, free to a good 3 Family Yard Sale Frl • Sat If you are lnterastAd In this home (304)674·4637 8-6 5th St. Mason Look tor position, please come see HIRING DIETARY MAN- Reglltered Nurae (RN) for full time and part-lime work signs AGER us at 380 Colonial Or. In a 1t 4 Bed Long Term care Bidwell OH or call 740·446· Announcement ••.•.•.•...•..'.•••....•.•...•....•......••.. 030 ... Good.. used 3 bedroom · t 4X7b. Includes central air. Only $10,995.00. Includes · delivery. Call Nikk1. (740)385·9948 1m!"'"'------, 1\"l:!"""_____'"'"'l lhO 11116 4x4'1 For Sate .............................................. 725 t~..67s:~333. Or Fax To BEAUTICIAN NEEDED ·r CLASSIFIED INDEX :L.. F4o~. 446:234~ .. . .. .<740) 992~2t55 - ----:--------------- -.:·-·· 57 ...... . JUST SAY CHARGE l i l KIT & CARLYLE Holzer Senior Care Center, GJVFAWAY Yard sate July 16·11·18. a 70 ~ed long·term care Furniture, clothes, knick nurs ing facility Is seeking a 3 year old female cat, spad· knacks, eel. 9/1"0 mile out beautician. Qualified appll· edldeclawed 1 ' Must be kept ~EI'lverr.;.gr.ee":n':'.--~--""1 cant must have a Manger's License, be available 3.days Inside. (740)441-1390 after YARDSALlla week. and enj()\' working 5pm ~ Pr.I'LEAsANr with the elderly. • \ 'I4PantPriu.u :llailp Qrribune ·The Daily Sentinel fjotnt . (304) 675-1333 A leading provider of support &ervlces to lndMduals witt1 mental retardation and developmental disabilities haa a vacant full-time and caiual LPN polltfon . For more Information call Dorothy Harper At Middleton Eotatea, 740-«e-81 45. An EQual Opportunity Employer. FIMION. -:-:-:------:---:Addressers wanted lmmedl· atetyl No Experience neceesary. Work at Home. Call -405-447-11397 for 1111. Cht•ter Township. Morton Rd. · .I (740) 992-2156 dl\.egister --c------- . ··-···--.. l .I HELP WAN'llll Fri. 18 & Sat · 17, 9·5 . Houaehold Items, dlshea, An Excellent way to earn china, etc. Beanie Items, dla- money. The New Aovn . C· 1 Beer Carry Out permit play caaea, CDa. 138 Buhl Call Marilyn 304-882-2645 ··~···-···-- ' Sentinel · .- atribune Your ACI;, 446-2342 all Toaav••• (740) Or F•x To 446-3008 BY LJsA CORNWEU Associated Press •• I The Daily Sentinel • Page 85 CLASSI'FIED Reaeh ·3· Count·i es i ' I Cincinnati says it will·reinstate . Huggins on Aug. 27 r---···--..··--..··--.. .--..··---···--..··-···--..··--.. .--..··-···-···-···-··· .I. ' Friday, July 16, 2004 ""- , ~obe Bryant decideS to stay with Laker'S • I Fu~t:::!n~ram "'---·~·· Fllbd :W.38cprn 'Binaflt~WIIllab6a • PIIICI vace.tlon • Frwquent'home time ott.red • 401K evalltbla 2 year minimum expen.nce ;::::,·.'::== Attn: Dianna Tl'lompaon, HR S<.enle Hills Nutliing center Road 311 Buckrldgo . Bidwell , OH 45614 Ph: 740/446-7150 Fax: 7401oW6-2438 EmaK: admin.ahnO · tandemhealthCare.com Wanti ng to hire someone to sit In my home. 12hrs each day for a handicap person please call (740)44 1·9690 1'50 Smoot..~ INSlllucnON GallipOlis Career College (Careers Close To Home) · CaltToday! 740-446-4367, 1·8()0..214·0452 '""' WAN'llll 1110 .1 ToDo "-------Assisted living and extra care tor ~our loved one in my home . Call (740)388·0118. ,---::--,--:--:--,Georges Portable Sawmill. don't haul your logs to the mill just call304-675- 1957. Independent Provider- looking for pts. on Wa1\lers Program to care lor, honest & dependable, (740)9923949 Wi ll do house cleaning, mother & daughter team; hOnest. dependable , (7401742·7707 mik90@msn .com ltab· Will Pressure Wash h~use's . mobile homes, me1a1 build·ngs, and 9uuers.. Call 1 (740)446-01 51 ask for Ron or leave message. ·-oiOii · I'I'OimJNli'V . .Iiiiliiliiiit-" Nl3ed a Heating-Cooling · j Installer at least 1 year Are n\otlvated? ~OOX experience. Payl by experl· more powerful than MLM . IF ence. Call (740)441-1236. Serlout·800-305-7949. uss wftt' NOW HIRING- A l~adlng -0-e:c li -llu-si:cne-se-:-1o-r-sa-le_d_u_e_to provider to lndlvidu~.ls with I( I Mft/00 is looking for direct ~~~s, please cal 740 992· care staff in Gallipolis. No ~ Cll --"""='::-.hltlloy1:-:_:_'-_...:....•·"'"'-,- _, Wonted someone to haul trash from MI . Atro area to Land fUI. Must have 1 ton Truck or bigger w/large bed. May take 2 trips (30ol}8953390 -------The Herold Oiepatch hat Box 804, Jackson, OM motor routes av1!11ble . If 45&W. Deadline for appll- Interested call Andy, 1-800c8nta: 7/23/04, Equal 688-2834 ext. 807 or '304• Opportunity r r. 526-2807. ln.HIO VALLEY PU,BLISH t'N:O CO ~ d th · r.......,f'!'lmen 8 8 ..no1 ':"u do bualne88 ith W · peo le you know, and NOT 't end money through th mall until you haVe lnvesti kl!ttad the offeriM. r s r ~ t ~~n: . , 740·707·7999 740·589· _P~Up:::s_ . (::7-40_13~7::-9-·2_6_68--:-:---: 5258 . AKC Reg _ ~as s et! Hound \lllt4 II \'\llt...;l ~~~~: Tri ·colo r. ('7 401 256• Home with 5 acres or less. All real estate aldvertlllilng In th!e newsp'!per 11 y"y Accrl)c!ltod Member Accrediting CounCil lor lndep&ndent c a•eges and School:! 127<1B. rlb E\204 SUPPl.IES Block ,- Orick:, sewer 01pes ,' windows . lintels, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande . Orj New Haven- 1 bedroom fu r& Call740-245-5121. l • ..;...~l:lii~~_.J nished apartment, has w/d , ., no pets, djposit & refer- ~New-:-S-hl-pm_e_n-tl-1N-e-w-,-,-,.ri· 170 Acres in Leon. W1ll sell ences, (740)99 2 ·0! 65 or an d interior doors, all togeth er or In large sections Pomeroy· two 2 bedroom si zes. Call alter 5:00. SO ~o $1,000 per .acre (304)458ott 6153 St. Rt. 160. 3 miles apartm ent s. A & S lur· 1519 - - - - - . . . , - - - nished, wi d hook-I.Jp . north of Holzer hospitaL Ph. · 22 acres on Hob8ok Road Naylor's Run area, {740)645-6 157 . " 0 ld tale A oule ~24 . In '-c'-:--:-:----:-(7401992-6886 ,~ ·H .._ 011 · -1-;:'IS ' 618 4th St N ' ew ....aven, 3..,r, East "ac' 1ne.• 1·949· 770· ~ · Is acceptr.v-.... SALE r.1 Twin Rivers Tower rvn G arage, d ry-uasement," 4768 ce ll~1·949-433·1518 ..__ _ _ _ _ __ . totally remolded Open _ _. - - - - - - ing applications for waiting House 1-3 Sat 17th Mobile home lot for rent. list for Hud-subsized. 1- br. AKC Beagles 6 weeks, tn ( 304~882-2817 Johnsons Mobile Home apartment, call 675 -6679 color. Shots. wormed . Steve Stapleton (740 )446-4 172 Park , (740)446 -2003 . EHO Bank Owned Home,in [7401256·1619. $100. Mason WV, $19,900 Mike Two homesi te s for sate. Both W.\l'li'Eil Slack Old Colony GMAC one acre m/1 . 3-1 /2 miles m RENT AKC German Shepherd ReaUty (3041542·5888 from Holzer Hospital. pups workmg dogs , parents 620 Evergreen Ad. , $19,500 Relocaling to Gallipolis , on premises Stud Services 560 Evergreen Ad .. $18.500 Family wants to lease nice {.304)937-23 10 or www _ tr~­ or home with at least 3 bed· lalekf9.com Call (740)446·8840 [74011"15·4513. rooms wilh gaijige. needed immeMiately_ Call Jackie AKC. '• Reg. Basset Hound WHWO~II"""Iscareereoll .......com Will work Night Shiff full or part lime for Elderly Exp. & - - - - - - - , - - - Ref. 304-675-7961 . Make SO% selltr1Q Avon. tt' me ON'._'Y· L·m, 1 ·ted o . ...nuvo:_~ (740)446 -3358. First Sto call receives agih. ~~~~ :-,.!,n:!'j., 10pm MITU/W. Mull have high school dlploma!GEO, VIIJd driver'& ~n1e and three yaar1 good 'driving experience. $7.00/hr. Pre omployrr}ent Orug )eating. Send murne to: Budolyo Community SeMcea, P.O. Wanted : Full Time. everling Una Cook. Apply In person Holiday Inn, Gallipolis. SF/DFIEOE experience necessary. $6.3S per hour. Paid training. If you ld II"· t0 J01 t a to wou "' · n our 8 m help individuals achieve their fullest pot&ntiat, you may put your application in at Middleton Estate&, Carla Drive, Gallipolis. OH 45631 (across from galt course) (no phone calla BUILDING s HRO .. ndemhNfthc•re.com PIMM e~~11-I!I00-228-a658 or . please}. Must ~ppty in perAlk son. 18 Aleo villi our weblltl lor 1 n Paramedi'cs & EMT's "''"" ~ nf!Oded. · Apply · at 1354 .. ..w~.v. Jaef<lon Pike, Oalllpolla. WANTED; Pa~-tlme pooltlon . Mlabte 10 Uliat wtth lndl- Part Time help wanted vldUIII with mentll reten:le· Inquire at The Wallpaper OuUet 420 Main St. Point tlon at a group home In Pleasant, No Calls Please n~·-•t: •--.Spm sun·, 2~ ing Slate civil service retirement, earn up to 15 days 3 bedroom, 2 bath , 2 car 'Jacatlon per year, t8 days auached garage. basement, sick le ave, and 12 plus paid 1900 sq. h. living space. 2 holidays; health/life insur- outbuildings sits on 3 acres, ance is available. Salary is Eastern School District commen,su rate with 9)(peri - Chester Township on Rt . 7, ence. Contact Kim Billups. (740)985·4J2 1 DON at Lakin Hospital, 4 Acres wi th ~4x80 Newer Lakin , WV at {304)675':'n-Mobi1B Home. SI.Jrrounded 0860, ext. 126, Monday thru by 10,000 acres for hunting Friday from 8:00 a.m. • 4:00 Call {740)256-6476 p.m. La~in Hospital is an EEO/AA Employer 5yr ·old 3br, 2ba, Ranch Home & 6 acres in Leon. 125,000 (3041458 • Someone to clean house wv t5t9 · part-time, (7 40)247 -3272. subject to the Fedel'llll Fair Housing Act or 1968 which makes II Illegal ~o advertise "any prwf~renc:e, limitation or dl•crtmlnatlo'n b11ed on riiCe, color, religion, ••• familial status or national origin, or •ny Intention to malle any such preference, limitation or discrimination." All cash . Musl not be listedr ~!'::10~-:'H:-OU-S·E-HO-IJJ--, - - - -- - -- with a real estata company, Gooos Jim (740}992·7321 ..__ _ _ _ _ __ . ..,.. . Duttcrn y Koi. Big Wanted to buy- local family Futon lor sale all Biack , in seeks 20-50 acres for pri· brand new cond . $90.00 Variety of cohn-. Phone vale use, a view,. water, OBO (.l04)h75 -5043 woods, meadows , a plus, 740-44 t -1296. Male Boston Ter ;ier, $100, will be a good neighbor. Good Used Appliances, t 1 weeKs old ; female P1tbull , writ e P.O. Box 63, and 8 weeks, $tOO . (740)447· Middleport, Oh 45760 or call Reconditioned GI.Jarantaed. Wa13hers, 3011 614 -236-4571 Thla newspaper wm not Dryers , Ranges. and khowlngly accept U I '\ I \I .., FRum& R'efrigerators, Some start at advertl•ementl tor real VEGE:IARt.FS 11tate which I• In $95 . Skaggs AppHances, 76 · Vine St. , (740)446-7398 violation of ~he l1w. Our 10 Blackberries lor sale $13..00' HousES rwader• are hereby RENT Mollohan Carpet, 202 Clark a gal . contact 304-895-39t1 Informed that 111 FUR . Chapel Road, Porter, Ot)io. dwellings •dvertiMd In (7401446-7444 1-877-830· Blackberries. $16 gallon or thl• niWIP81*' .,. 38 r house has· stove & 9162. Free Estimates, Easy $4 quart or you p1ck $12 galav•ll•l;tle on •n eqU.I re tn·d g. (3041576 •2934 financing, 90 days same as lon Friendly Ridge (740)256· 819Viand St. Pt. Pleasant. 2 cash _' Visa/ Master Card. 1145 leave messag~. · , · • Orive. a- little save alot. F1nanclng available with ..mt ... u r. full basement ."00.00 .pot Blackberries, you pick -at DOWN PAYMENT .. util .. rei . & dep. 304-675· Th ompsons Appliance & Virgil 's berry patch, on Stale Mortgage Locators. Local 8902 Aepair-675-7388. For sale, Route 124. JUSt south company. 740-992·732~ - - - - - - - - re-cond itioned automatic Financing available with HQ Syraci.Jse. FORECLOSURE! DOWN PAYMeNT! Less washers & dryers. refrigerathan perfecl credit accepted! tors, gas and electric HOMEGROWN SWEET 3 bed onl SB 000 lor list lnge ca'tl Y • • • ranges. air conditiOners, and CORN Own don't rent'. Local co mt . 600 _749 _6 t 06 extf 144 pany. Mortgage Locators , wringer washers. Will do. StartingJuly1st.Avallabte ·at {7 ) _ repairs on major brands in CHARLES · W. ~MCKEAN 40 992 7321 Home at 598 Jsy Ori\le; i.!l:~~--~---, shop or at your home. FARM AND WILLIAM ANN aprox. 2100 sq. M., 4 bed· MOBFOILRERENTH0~1IS . MOTEL, Gallipolis, QH . Used Furniture Store. 130 (!40)446-9442 room , 2 baths , double garage, deck, stor'age build· Bulaville Pike Dresser, ing, s125 ,000 . · Call couches, manresses, recl1n · Peaches. Pick your oWn . 5 (740)4~6-6822 for appoint- 14x70 . .2 bedroom. 2 lull ers. grave monumen1s. 2001 gallon cbnlatner $8. ment. . bath . Rio Grande area . Pontoon bOal, much more {740)446 _4807 (740}441 -9081 . (740)446-4782 . Gallipolis, : -- - - - , -- Spacious 4 bedroom house OH Hrs. 11 -3M-F. S~Neet corn , nO order too located in a peacelul ooun· 2 br. 14X70 Holly Park clean I large or small. Ca ll try s~ttlng In Pa1rio1 (close to well kept, cia & heat , ANnQliDi {740)682·6850 GaiHpolls and Rio Grande). garbage & water , paid , Contact Mykal l . (Miki) access to catfish' pond, 1 FOR SAU: Mercer of Donnl Summert ·mile out Jerrys Run $300. + Buy or sell . Riverine OR Flllfty at {740)38A·2468 or damage dep. 304-576-2999 Antiques, 1124 East Ma:in :r;==;:===:, ~:::••:po::rtun=tty=bo:":':·= Ot j ==------ I ----'----- r I TRADE 3Br House Trailer for rent ·on SA 124 E. Pomeroy, 740- 1981 14x16 Mot)ile harpe. $350 month $250 deposit in 992 -2526. Russ Moore, Price $4 ,000 or will trade for Very Nice House for sale in Letart (304)882·2858 owner. small truck or car of equal (740)988-2032 . NewHaven,WV3 Bedroom , 2 112 Baths Large Kitchen & Dining Room , Large Family. Room & Living Room, Double Car Garage, Out Buildings and lnground Pool r 3Br, Trailer with Washer and Dryer, (304)576-2934 or (3().4)593-4496 , -- ~ MER~ ..-alue. Ii PhOne (7 40)256 - 1 6663 ' $10.001 TV's Computers MObile home for rent . Like and more Pohce Seized! [ ~ (304)882·2857 . new. Call (740 )4-46·2003 From $10.001 Property! lor __ SotvicEs . MOBILE H~ Nice 2 bedroom mobile more Info-can (800)749FOR SALE home for rant. No pets 8107 oxt.P509 TURNED' DOWN ON $300/mOnlh. depOBII 42 small parts bini . mount· SOCIAL SECURITY /881? requi>Od . (740)25e-e202. NO Fee Unlell We Win! 1992 Southern Elite 14X70, ed on 'plywood. Raady to · ·2·bedroom. 2·bath, some APARThlENIS nang In your snop or work 1 11.18-682 3345 applloncoo. ·Call (74())949FOR RENT area 2011 af1er 5:00 8 seta miscellaneous small tooll. r10 1J0Mm 3Br. 12x6S w/Addltlon. CIA. ~ and 2 bedroom .epert· !'OR S·u v ments, furnished and unfur· 1991' Chavrolet Van with ~ $3,500 080 must llO moved )6 s-ne3 304...aa2 ntahed, ..ci.Jrlty deposit toots and ptns ahalves. V-6, 7 (30-1 Of • required, no pete, 74<HI92· auto, PS, PB, A/C. 1986 Chevrolet window van 1·3 Bedroom• Foreclosed .:.":.:08::::.. . --....,-.,-:--- 2218 . Homes, Buy from S1W9 91 Sunshine 1&80, 3 t)ed. - - - - - - - - with ....,, V-8, auto. PS, montn 4% down, 30 yra, 0 room, 2 lUll baths, heat 1 bedroom , stove and reflig· PB, NC. 8.5'% APR . for listing 1-8()()., pump ~ yr. old. Needs erator. furnlsl'led , utilities Miscellaneous other items. 7~9-8106 ox 1709 moved. $13,900. (7401«6- Wl<luded. $400 month plul 553 Jacl<lort P1ke in rear. Phone: 740·441·2667 , 1D --:-~::-:-:---:-::-- 21123. • ' dep001!. (74()1245·5859. 2 Br, 1 Ba, Houle In Down a.m.· 5 p.m. Town Pl. Pleuant CION to For sale Of rent~ 2 bedroom 1 bedroomcomplete :.........:C.:...------:everything. NHdl work. mobile homes starting at kitChen· central air. Double Carpon, 2 yrs. ald. PriCe $21 ,000 Phone $270 per month, Call ,740- Referandas & deposit. Nc. ·Needs disassembled. $650. (30-11675·504? _992·2\67 . pets. (740)446-0139 . (740)446-\ll35 I \I<\ I ..,l 1' 1'1 II ' ,\ 11\l , lt lt" I r oeo' r S loot ln1ernatlc.'tnal Brush Hog, $125. (740)44(-2.514. :-------For sate or trade- New Holland baler, New Idee ha y rake; large round hay bales $12 each, 17401992-7401 Tractor parts & service. spe· Ciltlztng In Massey Ferij>o~son . Ford . and Botaruo. (740)696-0358 r Ll\•ts lOCK ·-------" For sale 12 year old Belgian Mare. Found & brokt to an farm machinery. 3 ponies lor sale. Dan Hershberg,r. Cadmus, 01"110. �The Dapy Sentinel • Page 87 www.mydailysentinel.com Friday, July 16, 2004 www.mydailysentlnel.com IH\'-"1111(1\IItl\ ·.-·_-r..., • ~~ Phillip Alder 1989 .. Chevy Silverado, 4 1974 Saaray 22' Cuddy wheel ~' $5001. driv•. autct, runs cabin, Honcll'o, Cllwy's good. _$t000 l740)379-211&l .•· JHp'l, etc POI~olmpounda Cert from $500. For listings 1990 Chevy Ton 4-speed .: t-8Q0.749-81041X1390~ 350. Good condition. 1986 lnturnallonal Log Truck sin- rUns great, 302 lnbo01d. Trailer included. $3900. 1740)256-6172 2001 Odyssey 21 r Pontoon boat 60 HP, Me'rcury motor, • · 1985 Chwette 57,000 miles, gte &Ide, 6 _9 liter dleset trailer, depth finder. other •:easy on gaa, automatic and extras. New conditloo. " :gold in color. $1 ,300 nogo- 1740)441-0941 or (740)645· S9,SOO. 1740)446·4782. 5946 _ i ~ ....... 17401992-6531 . ,' 1989 c amaro COo~wort. R.s .. 1994 Dodge Ram Full size Pick Up w/Toppj~r. $5,000 t 305 II 82 000 '' , auo, , mas, • •-t ~ d'"- l:l04)675-n18 • 9'1'*08......-.wo--.ocon •u...•, - - - - - - - - 1995 ~ J4,000, 740-448-7194 after CAMPElt'i & MoToR HOMFS , r 2r 4-WDs 1997 Dodge Noon, 71,000 mllaa, cok1 air, lih, runs g ood. $2,000 080. 7-4().. 6028 :::::__ _ _ _ __ '99 thirty foot camper, 1974 Dodge 4x4 truck. new 1740)992 32"' 256·9031 or 740-256-1233. parts, runs gOod, $800, • "" "'' H\ It I ' "1997 Ford Escort 4•door 1740)949·1828 ~ Automatic, air, loaded, - - - - - - - HOME aKcellent shape. $2,500.00 1 ~AodWindstarGL.gray ~~ · OBO (740~2-3342 Interior, 65K rriiles, ac IMPROVEMENTS r•o front/rear, · luggage ~- (304)576-.2 9 7 1 : : ; s F I $7000 - - - - - - - - r--c:---:----, : sunroof, cd player. ' I740)44Hl337 or 1740)645· 2003 Honda 400 EX pipe· ;,· :.61:.::5:::3_____ _ nerf bars, rode very little, asking pay oH call (740)742· •c 2003 Ford Taurus SES, fully 8802 ; !<i"ipod, including traction - ' - - - - - 1 c;on1rol & Side air bags, new 91 Honda 750 Nile Hawk, : $(:000) ~~;: 11 for $!0,700 low miles. looks & runs like l 675 t 84 Buick Lesabre· 192K. , $400. Needs mechanical 1work. (740)446-4033 i COOK MOTORS : ~~ved to New Locatior • ,..cross from Gatlia Coun~ • -=-air Groundst •!' • !' ' 1997 Z24, $2,995; 199 ntropid, $2,795; 198! f::unry, $1,495. Others I 1/u;.t~~ For sa le 80 Harley Davidson ~ Sportster, leather High& Dry saddl~bags 1304)675·7346 Self-Storage For Sale: 2002 Harley Softall Nightrai n. Lots ol extras. $t6,"000.00 080 (740)992· Every Thursdoy & Sunday DOOrs Open 4:30 Ear)y birds start We can insure your valuables!+ For a Free Quote or Appointment Calf: 6:30 Last Thursday of every month All pack $5.00 Bring this coupon Buy $5.00 Bonanza Get ·Rocky Hupp lnsuranc.e .~arta Financial Selrvic:es,.,."'i,! Box 189 • Middleport 740-843-5264 5FREE Go Kart- Yerf Dog 2 seater go k ~r t , 6 .HP Tec umseh 740·992-5232 Shop Classifieds! In Memory Looking for a non profit . organization to work one day of admission gates at the 2004 Meigs County Fair. Please Call 740-985-4159. .I ix L ( 'un,trudiun Vinyl Siding Replactment Windows Room Additions Deck$ EAGLES CLUB 2171 · !Jiown lmulation Presents · "High .Country" Pole Buildings MYERS·PAVING 8711-2457 James Keesee Cell Phone 674-3311 Fax 304·675·2457 Electrical Services LLC Residen tial New Construction Remodeling - Securily Cameras. Motion Sensors 740-992·3452 740-742- IOSS • Driveways • Tennis Courts . • Parking Lots • Playgrounds 1 Roads 1 Streets Top • ~emovol ~ Trim I I f I I • no. 257. .... Beginning 7315 IHI W11at from the . north1a1t corner of ' ule lot 257 on the : l1orth line ot lot 257; : thence w. .t . along , ulcl nonh line 208', ; thence oouth along , tha well line of ulcl • 10 acre tract ol real Wtall 487.5'; thence ' cut llong the IOUih ~ line of uld 10 acre ~ tract of real eotote ' 208' thence north par' IIIII With the _ , llhe f LEGAL ADVERTISE· MENT SHERIFF'S SALE Causa No. 02 CV 100 The State of Ohio, Excepting and roaarvlng all coal, oil, gn and other miner ala with the right to Malga County, as. Purauant to the com· Mind of an order of lilt ltaued from the remove Court of Common the aame t'erry's Bnglnu 820 East Main St • Pomeroy beside Larry's Fruit Stand 29670 Bashan Road Lawn Mowers~ Lawn Tracwrs, Weed Eaters, Chain.saws, Blowers. Tillers. Generators 4577t . 740-949·2217 · Racine , Ohio Warranty Service· f or Briggs & Strauon. K ohler, Roi-Air Compre ssors. Campbell & Hausfeld, Gravely W. Richard In Volume t63, Page 440 Malo• County Dead Recorda ; and Except 1 acres deeded to Shirley Long In volume 249, Page 637, Malga County Deed Recorda. Tho Mlnerala under tho above deocrlbod real estate are Included WHAT'S TH' DIFF'RENCE ?! 1.---.. i --;;=:;:::;-~ f"-- ! II-'CJ-L-'1 SALES & SERVICE BISSELL '11111111111 Wll'lll 11'Uft JIIF lrtllr BUilDERS IDC. IIS21.001F- New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • Replacem ent Windows • Roofing Ibcllllll BENNETT'S : , p- f\(.'( pOD o I Perennials, Annuals, , Flats, Hanging Baskets, ALL ON SALE NOW!! Open 7 clays a WHkl Morning Star Rtiad - C.Rd 30 • Raclna, Residential & Manufactured Housing Air Conditioners, Heat Pumps & Furnaces • Super Hi Efficiency Equipmen* . :;;" • Free Estimates • 5 & 10 yr Warranties -"'-~: ~-:-~,~ ,~"'~«~-,·~:· • Huge Inventory ;% , .:. ,.ttiHp~ ·;. ·; • Vanguard Ventless Fireplaces 'l¥'.,.j@t*l ,. ; rRPPRn v- ..------, ' C.ERJN!>Il..'<, M.'< BO'<, I'"" I .YOU!'!:. Wl~f\t~ 1-\Y t k:>K 1'-- F1>-IJOR '? c~ i 0 en Mon·Frl 9·5 Sat. 9-12 ' Ttl ERE GOES A CAT~' ' : GET lT. Sf ITS'(! / ., MROW~! fS'ST woor=~ ~ IMPORTS Athens • Limestone • Sand Barnhart Builders • Dirt 30 years experience • Ag Lime •New Homes •log Homes 740·985-3564 •Post ·Frame •' --. HYow! '',, *RIOFIIIG *RIME Free Estimates DlmiiiiiCE Creative 1 ! ~ ·! ~ ~::=~::--=~~~ L...---------' l • JliST A5 TI-lE 6ALL GOT TO ME, MIC~AEL JACKSON 141T A ~161-1 .. ., I BETTY ,& More • FREE ESTIMATES! 74D-742-341 1-800~822-0417 "W.V's #I C,hevy. Pontiac. Buick. Olds & Custom Van WHY I!:> THAT? Big Bend Antique and Furniture Reatoratlon Rallnloh, Repair, Re•tore Kalth Bailey 740 992-1956 ( ·,,rllics l '/uld I '111<' in 1\tppers Plains now Gutt•• • ROoliflV a • VInyl Siding & P•lntlng • Patto and Porch Decks We do tt Iii tlt;ept ·fum.cework has openings on day V.C. YOUNG Ill . and midnight shin. 992-8215 Pomeroy, Ohio 22 YHII LOCI! b 740-667-6329 • NOTE~ T UT F UYWKRMW URMGJ · (GMSTH) ETPO WR TSWRPH , JR y w' " KTEYGG PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "I was a momma's boy. I was one _of those Goody Two·shoos thallhe other boys liked to beal up: · - Neil Sedaka ~~~~;~:~' 0 four S@ \\4\} ~- "ttf~c WolD GAM I r•h•ciiJy CLAY lt. POUAN ~e~:monge · ie!ters of the scrambled word1 be· low to form fou r simp lt word~. I ?r,] 1 I I I. I' 1 .. MI S F l Y ~-,.:1.:...:1;-::,1,:_;;;1_;."I SOUP TO NUTZ • New Homes • Gaiages ' ·Complete Remodeling J•112-1m Stop & Compare XCRPXC II • Room Ackltt~· • • Electric•l &: Plumbing ERNYCH ETOC 1---r~::...:,A;..:.:R.,C::_:.,K~ :_~,- . CARPENTER SERVICE -in9 uc p c You r personal, domestic and emotional life will lake precedence over your work life In the year ahead. Yet you needn 't worry. because it will integrate yolJ more fully to be at harmony with the world at Jarge. CANCER (June 21-Juty 22) Dan 'l underesiim ate yourse lf at this time. Any project or ven ture you or iginate or take direct co ntrol ot today will turn out quit~ .. successfully lor you . so go for it. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) - Chances are ~ Saleswoman; "How did you you're ·going to need a break from the demands of the outs ide world tod ay, so get lhose wrinkles around your why not stick close to home and have a al such a y.,ung age?" _ pleasant time relaxing and enjoying the . . . . Young cuslomer: '"I laugh twits of yo ur labors? v·IRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - To you r cred~--------, ioL" Sales Yr.;,.'T1an :"Honev ,no· It, you might lind yourself being a bit more thing is :liat ..... !' · protective and supportive than usllal of sri () Como teTe ! he ' chu<: kIe your friend ship~ ioday, but don 't counter, by hiiH"l9 ir. the m 1~5 mg word1 act th is emotion by be com ing possessive L.-L.-L._J,L..L-i......J you de.,..e lop !~,m s t!~ Ne. 3 below. or jealous. ' LIBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 23) - Conditions are now ripe lor you to move on up the lad@ PRiNT NUMBEI£0 LElTEIS IN der a rung or two, and, what's more, THESE SQUARES · because you're apt to show more empathy f t UNSClAMBLE ABOVE LETTERS toward co-workers, you'll gain their supV TO GET ANSWER port in doing so. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) SCilAM·lETS ANSWERS ; • l Knowledge, experience or e~pertlse you've acquired over time is about to be Mohair • Orbit th1s put to several advantageous uses. In ·!act, A genie popped out of the old lamp the bum fo.~d .. today may mark a per iod of new success"Granl me a wish ' the bum demanded. "If I could grant ful b9ginnings. wishes," the geni~ replied , "do you think I'd be in that SAGITIAAtUS (Nov. 23-Dec. 21} - A trash opport unity may arise today th at will li>ii<V l'mo ALL this TIME ?" co ntribule to transforming for the better a joint situat ion In which you presently firld yourself involved . Be ready to make a few changes. · CAP RICORN (Dec. 22.Jen. 19) - New !JAY~ benetlts may come about today through an · T'~EY'fl~ importan t relationship you have worked JU~T hard at establishing over a period of time. ', fl!i£1)[)!), 11 will be~ with ·someone you can trust as being reliable. AOUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 18)- Chances are you will be putting your emotional needs aboVe those routine fobs you usually tend to on a Saturday, and it will do you a world of good . It's just lt)e refresher you 've needed .. , PISCES .(Feb. 2G-Marcl1 20)- It's quite possible that you could meet someone new today with who m you'll end up culti· vating a close relationship. From the start, you'll teal quite comfortable and at ease ytith this person. ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) -.Rather than go out on the town today, you may find !hat you'U have a better time re.tirlng into your own private world and b~1ng with those who are "e most dear to you TAURUS (April 20-May 20)- A new, br igh t idea you gel today should be pur· tuad, n01 Ignored. What you conceive wRI have a very strong c"anee of be ing successful lor you, but you'll nave to wo rk at it to make it so. GEMINI (May 2hlune 20)- Today could prove to be materially adv-antageoua lor you. Depe nding on the IC11Yfty In which ~ou engage youra•lf, yo1,1 can tncr. .M your holding•, coll.c1 a debt or find a grut bargain . YOUNG'S • Ntw O.ragtl W K C PC eyes I a quc:ot~d Gently • ALL 5-o' TIME HE Bryan RaaVlla New Homes, Siding, Decks, Kitchens, Drywall " yz .• ARLO & JANIS South Church St. Ripley, WV 25271 dUMlESS lllJTTER *J"'hllrl...* 949-1405 Room Addition a, Garages, Pole Buildings, Roofs, Each le~ in ,~ tjph&r stan(!! tor anothe r Taday s clue: U equals W · Vital - ! Sut.rset Home Construction by Luls Campos . Ctlebrily ClfillrD'fP"!!rams are created trom ~uotl!tions oy tamous l)tOI)Ie . piiSI and Pftlitnl I1--.-1 ~ •• ••• •• f I ~ 'lbur'lll~: CELEBRITY CIPHER 3 ,.~ ~1 , ~ New& Used Commercial and Residential as TUFIN ' • • • Dean Hill ~h'aator J,f ,.}....~ ••• HAULING: 10 Ordered 47 · Mountlos' 12 Junior's dod . org. 19 Unbeatebie 48 lmport Countrival vehicle DOWN 24 "Uialuma" t ' 21 Mellow trutt 49 Recipe amt. 22 Unamuoad 50 Did batik 2S t Cribbage 23 Seaweed 53 Type counter 26 Rubolyat 2 "-been 24 Assumption of poem author robbed!" 25 Big truck 55 Common 28 Eroa. 3 Major no-no 27 In a while ailment In Rome 3 2 - - 4 False name 29 Sleight-of· 56 Chli:lgo hand Loop train& Glas!IIIUiklr 5 " Dancing Queen" 30 Arkansas 57 Baluga , -Lallque range . delicacy group 34 Damaliah 35 Lunch, e.g. 6 Raapberry 31 Ms. McEntire 36 Cala au37 A portion ol 7 Final authority • 38 Cuhural 39 Talk and talk 44 PrOtest (hyplt.l 40 Think-tank 8 SOft drink oong alnger Oulp<Jt 48 "Lou Grant" 9 With, 41 Put one'a star In Nice foot-- By Bernice Bede O•ol 1 • H1~Ss ~ ~ - Graph Slllurday, July 17, 2004 ! ,...---------, Trucking al trick one . if South ducks, East should shift to the heart nine. He knows lila! declarer is holding up the club ace because West wouldn't lead away from that card at tr ick one. If South takes Irick one and attacks spades. We st can wi n with the ace and put East on play with a club for the Key heart switch. In either sce nario, the defenders collect one spade, two he arts and one club. ~ PEANUTS R.B. HOWARDL. WRITESEL "" W'J"' BIG NATE ~ •Complete Remodeling •Replacement Windows •Rools · WI\LLC.\ ? Ol!'""''""' ~ • 740-992-7599 ,,m;;;;,;w_ · v- OK! C.l\!4.. [ C.OMr-\1\l>l.C> I_ • FREE ESTIMATES Opening lead; olo 2 DAstro- • • •• COMMERCIAL and RESIDENTIAL HUTING fl COOLING Advertise, In this Space for $50 per month THE BORN LOSER Meigs Cownty.' s Largest selection of annuals, perennials, vegetables, tltr~illbtry, trwlt, ornamental trees, . roses, rhottodendrons, ana azaleas. 106 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy, Ohio r 740-992-6454 Whaley's Auto Parts Pomeroy, 'Ohio 992-2975 Owner Pomero!J . .Sliop 11 A ~~~ GRAVELY TRACTOR Manning K Roush Open 8:00·6:30 M·F:SaL 8:00·3:00 992-1033 Pick-up and delivery service Lora ~ ~- Lawn a11d Garden Equipment is our busineSs, 110! our sidelit1e Oregon Chninsnws & All Equipment Sales & Servic¥ for The Generac Standby Home Generating 10.000 & 12,000 wan. LP or nat ur<~l gas Roi-Air Air Compressor , Advertise in this space· for · $SO per month ~ ~-~ Snapper 204 Condor Street Pass This is often done to save a' trick,' but occas ionally it serves a different purpose - as in t~is deal. Some players sitt ing West would make a takeout double. But with the ste rile 4-3-33 distribution , limited point-count, and on ly three heans, I think it Is inadvisable . Against lour spades, West leads the club two. Suppose that East plays the club king: th ird nand high. This doesn't cost a trick in the suit, but It does give away the cont ract. South wins with his ace and drives out the spade ace using nonors from hand. West may cash the club queen an d play another club, but declar· er ruffs on the board, unblocks his aceking of diamonds, draws trumps ending in the dummy, and runs the diamonds, discarding all of his hearts. (West must cash his heart ace to stop the overt ric~.} instead . let's have East put in the' club 10 BARNEY (304) 273,5321 Hill's Self Storage Pass Pass 13 Snakl t 4 Fllh-to-bo t5 A-ln'a HNant 18 Son 17 Was In lront rnamlxW 18 Governess 61 Doozla In Slam · 62 Rorom or 20 Blank Beatty . 22 Bandleader 63 Clover ploy week , we are looking at finessing against partner. This usually occurs at trick one, third hand playing a lower card than his highest. This is the normal ~ which have not Pltat of said counly, 740-667·6080 already bien IJlcept- · and to ma dlrectod,ln ad or reoerved. the action of Bank Tuppers Plain with Thla conveyenco. l!alng part of lht10 One, NA, Plaintiff, va. Deed Reference: ~;;;;;;;;;;;;~ acres of real estate · Terry L. Ottman, at al, Volume 282, Page S~CUSE SMALL ducrlbod In Volume O,fandanto, Ralph 1003, Malga County ·· 25 t, Page 183 of the Trusoell, Shariff, ahall ENGINE DR'S Deed Rec<lrda and ~ Car-es . Meigs County Oeed offer tor aale at public " Volume 266, Page 1356 College Rd. Recorda. auction 104 Eaat h' 919, Melga County Syracuse; OH 45779 Reference Deed: Second StrHt In the Deed Recorda. "'l 740·992·0122 Volume 327, Pogo city of Pomeroy, Property Addreaa: • Birthday• . 345, Molga County County of Malgo and Quality work for a fair 51761 Bald Knob • Weddings Deed Recorda. Stale of Ohio on , prlu Road, Long Bottom, • Any special . All work, guaranteed Permanent Parcel Friday, the 6th day of OH45743 Number OS.00294.001 August, 2004 at10:00 parcel Mftster Certifi ed No. 07OCCBII011 Property addreaa: · o'clock a.m. of sold Mechanics Briggs & ~;2,:::0 of 1 C..rtt- . Place your order 47670 Adamo Road, day, the . following Sunuon, Kohl er, Racine, OH 45n1 deocrlbad Iandi and fled check, J)lyabla to Murray, MID Ail today APPRAISED AT: tenements, to-wlt: makes & models S10.00 the Sheriff, Dr cuh (740) 985-3917 $48,000.00 Situated 1n tho tor ten (10%) J)lrcent off any purchase of Lora Bing and cannot be sold Township of of tho purchaH price ' $20.00 wirh this ad. lor le11 than twolabonon, County of will be required at the thirds ofthat amount. Molga and Stele of lime the bid Ia acceptTorma of Sola: Tan .Ohio ed. hlng 10 acres off tho TIHi full price shall be Percent (10%) down at lite lime the bid Ia Eaat aide ot tlte lol- paid to tho Shariff accepled. Balance to lowing deacrlbod roal · within thirty (30) days b8 paid within Thirty Htate, being 80 rods from the date of .... St. Rt.681 Darwin. OH (30) days. Any sum long and 20 rode wide and on tenure to do 740-!192-7013 or 740-992-5553 not paid within oald · and being In Section 10, lhe purchaur Thirty (30) clays shall 25, Town 3, Range 11 shall be adjudged In Restocking Late Model Salvage bear Interest II lite of the Ohio contempt of court. and Mter Market Parts rate, of Ten Pel cenl ComPiny'a Purchue, Appraloed at: . (10%) per annum lebanon Townahlp, $20,000.00 See Brent or Brian Whaley frOm the date of ule. Malga County, Ohio. Tarma of ule, cash M-~ri 8:30-5:00 RALPH TRUSSELL, Bounded and Ralph Truaoall, Sheriff Sherlll . ' delcribad •• follows: Amy L. Arrighi, Sat. 8;30-Noon Malga County, Ohio Being 111 rod Wast of Attorney Sun. Closed Mark A. Poland the Nort._.l comer 1940 Huntlnglon of aald aactlon, AHomey for Plaintiff Building 24755 Chagrin Blvd, . thence Weal 57 rods; 925 Euclid Avanua Sul1a 200 thence North 80 rode Cleveland, OH 44115 Clevelond, OH 44122 to lite place of begin· (216) 621-0040 (211) 380-7200 nlng, containing 28 • (7) 2, ' · 1~ (7) 2, g, 16, 23 112 ...... Exception 2 • 1/2 acrea deed to Harry . J Tattered Cozy rooms Young woH Actroao Mymo54 Deduce 58 DrS. 59 Summar quaff 60 Stmg..- er. .--...--11 Nowo,., Pass East ouch Hut guideline: When dummy 11as one honor, third hand holds a higher honor, and dum111y pl ays low, third hand saves his honor when he 'can insert a nine or high- THEM FLATLAND TOURISTERS SHORE LOVE THESE, ! ! 30 Vrs. Exp. • Ins. owner: Ronnie Jones •• Nortti 2• A Glrehwln Bodgoaand Thi ~ NYVf<f /' Dr. Keily K. Jones Gallipolis, OH WVOI0212 446·9416 r l-800-872-5967 stevan Janklnl, [ .aka, Stephen 0. ' Jenkin&, aka, Stephen 'I ;Jenkin& at al. Dalendante I . COURT OF COM' MON PLEAS, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ' 1 In pureuance o1 an Order of Sale to me directed from aald , 1 Court ln tha above . 1 1111tHied action, l will 1 olfvlor ula at public auction ,to be held on the Front Stepa of the .Malgo County Courthouoe on Auguot 6, 2004, at ' 10:30 a.m. of Hid day, ~ the , · following , daacrlbad premloea: • · Situated In letart Townahlp, Meigs County, Ohio, being pert of a 10 acre per. cal ot rul eateta de~crlbad In deed recorded In Volume • 251 , Page 183 ot the : Malgo County Oaed , Recorda and being pert of 100 acre lot ~Yll/<, ·" NYuf<., _ 316 Washlngt9n Street Ravenswood, WV 26164 • St1111p Grinding Bucket Truck West Pa ss An alternative idea in mind Ravenswood .Chiropractic Tate the PAIN out of PAINTING! .Center Tree ·Service South I • . 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If" Race: New England 300 Where : New Hampshire Inter· nat1onal Speedway. Loudon (1.058 mi les), 300 laps/3 17.4 miles. When : Sunday, July 25 Last year'S ·Winner: J1mm1e Johnson . Qualifying record : Ryan Newman, Dodge, 133.357 mph . Sept 12, 2003. R·ace record : Jeff Burton, Ford. -117.134 mph, July 13. 1997 . • Last week: Tony Stewart won the Trop icana 400 driving backup car. and at least part· . ly as a result of Stewart's ef· forts, a number of other driv· ers co uld have used theirs . a ~~~ If II '"'O. IUi t.,. ( ~ tf 'HIUI t:., CQntroversy follows Stewart around ' like a nimbus cloud . Race: New England 200 Where : New Hampshire In· and h1s role 1n an accident ternational Speedway 11.058 on the 127 th of 267 laps mi.), 200 laps/2 11.6 miles.· prov1ded hiS detractors with Wheh : Saturday, July 24 plenty of ammun1tion. After a• Last year's winner : David bump from Stewart's Chevro- Green let sent Dodge driver KaseY, Qualifying rec:ord: Kevin Har- . Kahne slid1ng out of control vick, Chevrolet. 130.716 and Into the path of much of mph, May 11.2001. the field. tempers flared 1n Race record: Bobby Hamil· the pit area. whe re Kahn e's ton Jr., Ford , 110.368 mph, crew ch1ef, Tommy Baldwin May 11, 2002. Ur.. led a charge at Stewart's Last week : Justin Labonte, · ·crew. Vf this scene . Stewart the son of two-time Cup was Qlissfully unaware as. he champion Terry Labonte, won proceeded to dominate t~e for the first time . In the race and secure his first vic- Twister 300 at Chicagoland tory of the season and 18th . Speedway. of his six-year career. •· - _ ~- IN "1"1.11 ~-::.l•(') "f I I( Race: Dodge Dealers Ram Tough 200 Where: Gateway International Raceway, St. Louis (1.25 miles). 160 laps/ 200 miles. When : Saturday, July 17 l.ilst year's winner: Brendan Gaughan Qualifying record : Stacy Compton. Dodge, 133.093 mph, Aug. 19. 1999. Race record: Jack Sprague, Chevrolet. 113.726 mph, May 7, 2000. · Last weak: Dodge driver Bob.by Ham ilton won the Built Ford Toug~ 225 at Kentucky Speedway. HI f the STERLING MARLIN v NEXTEL CuP SERIES, No. 40 CooRs LIGHT DoDGE E R hey. , , ·I. .I ~ .,. Stewart cause more wre~ks than .ot~er drivers, or does It ju~t see(n.that way because he's right In 1/le middle of tile action? He's become quite the llghtriing rod. .,. f:~ns tend .to read a lot into drivers ' personalities. Jeff Gordoh Is aggressive, too. but be· cause of that mild·manne<ed , , personality. he' doesn't' draw crit· lclsm the way Stewart does. ·~reat driver~ always think they • 6Wn the track. . ; .,. o\11' Kevin Harvlck could muster •• was 10th-place finish at what :: had been his besi track, yet he • picked up two · spots in the 1: points standings,'thanks to the - 'eony crash Involving Kurt Busch :"' ·~ Ryan Newman. . · . •"' .,.Ill the afte~ath of Chicago, we ·.., can now say w!tb some reliabili· • ty.i~at th~ playoff field wil l con. · slst of lQ. Only the top five are ' now within 400 points of John· :':,; sqh. f~r Jeremy Mayfie ld to· ''!' 'maj(e tlie Playoff field - that Is, ': Without reaching the top 10 in • th!M'lext el&ht races - he would • • have-to &&in 212 points on Jim• M111e Johnson. Pardon the gram. · ~,il)ut that ain't happening. ~ 1> Tile top five- Johnson, Dale • Earnh~rdt Jr., Gordon. Stewart ·; ,_and'Kenseth ~ can pretty much staft PA!PBring for the 10 playoff • · races. 'It's a little prematu re for • • tt(osl! behind them. : ··~ Rem~~mber not too long ago ~ - ~"" hot topic was the rival· : ::~ ry··· •between. Harvlck and ; ~; Kens~tlj? They ought to at least ;;: ~rid· Stewart a card for stealing ..<. 11\elr thunder, • :j~ Tony Stewart John ClarkjNASCAA This Week After challenging for a points championship just two seasons ago, Sterling Marlin is now ·mired in 19th place In this year's standings. •' the Marlin finds himself on.outside of championship race looking in . . By Monte Dutton NASCAR This Week It's a lonely- and unfamiliar- position for veteran NASCAR driver Sterling Marlin. Marlin, who might have won the championship had he not been injured two years ago, now finds himself on the outside looking in. With just eight races remaining in NASCAR's makeshift "regular season," Marlin's chances of making the 10-driver, 10· racl! playoff are practically nil, even after a seventh-place finish in Chicago last weekend. "It's pretty frustrating," said the Columbia, Tenn., resident "I mean, for me it is. We can run (in the) top five and win races .... You can't con· trol it. You've just got to work hard on your stuff. "You see teams that really don't run that well for the first half of the year, then it's like you flip a switch, and • ' WIIO ' <;. !If) I f.\Nf) WJfO ''-• NO f • l •WM'IIIot? You can't be.much · hpttenhan Jimmie Johnson: 10 : .o~ topoflve linlshe.~irithe past 11 four more top fives driVer.... In just race. of the season, l"? !~(J~~p l.ilbOnte pulled out ;;j_;~h!~·~-wi.~'ln lJ1e BuscH · Valley from the midyear on, car is off a little bit, we can always go you really run good. In get in a team meeting and swap stuff 2001, from the middle around. We'll see who's got what chasof the s.eason on, we re- sis package, springs, sway bars, ally came on and ran , shocks and whatnot We can put it in well. The half of 2002, our car, or their cars, or vice versa." we really ran well: We Marlin won't win the championship had the most points of this year, but he hasn't given up on anybody. It's just a finishing the season on a more posideal of finding what the tive note. car wants, what it needs and just go "We're hoping to have a little better from there." luck," he said. "We've been caught in . Marlin, who turned 47 on June 30, a lot of other people'$ messes this has two teammates - Casey Mears year, and .we've had some breakdowns and Jamie McMurray- at the Dodge on our part. With the few breaks team owned by Chip Ganassi and Fe· we've had, we've really run good ... · lix Sabates. The most recent of Mar- like ,we needed to. Running 15th or lin's 10 career victories occurred at something, that's not what we're here Darlington, S.C., in March 2002. for, so, we've just got to get the cars "Casey (Mears) has really come going better, driving a little better, along this year and' stepped it up," and we'll knock out some top-fives or said Marlin. "Jamie (McMurray) has top-lOs." been running well even since last year. . Contact Monte Dutton at "It's good having three cars. If one hmd48S8@peoplepc.com & Supply Co . .. · 555 Park St e Middleport 992-66.1'1 I s Ray Evemham Tony Stewart vs. Ray Evemham a · s u J Forget Kasey Kahne, the driver whom Stewart inadvertently bumped. Kahne admitted he slowed in front of Stewart, though he didn't absol~e · Stewart of the blame . And Stewart didn't accept the blame, as far as that goes. But it was Ever~ham , Kahne 's car owner, who ca lled for . Stewart's suspension and basically said If NASCAR didn 't do something . ·... he would. "T hat's the problem with ~im. Nobody has ever really grabbed him and given him a good beating,' Evernham said. "If he doesn't get suspended, maybe I'll do that:" For Stewart's part, he turned the tables and claimed he was t~e victim. "The thing I've learned from this sport in the last couple of years is they like a ~ood guy and they like a bad guy,' he said. "Nobody will let my past go away." NASCAR Thla Week'l Monte Dutton ~lveo hla view: "Where Tony goes, trouble follows. The 2002 Nex· tel Cup champion wears a target these days - or Is the target on those racing around him? In Stew· art's defense , he's not the only driver who is involved rn crashes, nor is he the only one who tou ches them off. He's become the most controversial driver in the sport, albeit a very successful one .~ Ballre dre.m of '"lng In New En&Jand came true For Bob Bahre, holding Cup races in l'-lew England was a dream come true. Bahre had to wait several years after building New Hampshire International Speedway before he could even secure one date on the schedule. But after Enoch Sta· ley, the owner of North Wilkesboro (N.C. ) Speedway, pa&sed away, Bahre.seized the opportunity to buy half of that track from Staley's heirS. 0. Bruton Smith had bought the other half and taken one Wilkesboro date to Texas Motor Speedway. In 1997, Bahre secured a second annual date for his Loudon, N.li ., track by movln& the other Wilkesboro race.- Meanwhile ; bitterness · still lingers in the Brushy Mountains .of North Carolina. � 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 07. July Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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