https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/698041da55a888ed89a2b7c30c98bc35.pdf 59b273d2fad22cc9484d05f8dd56d400 PDF Text Text .. • , : Page B6 • The Daily Sentinel VVednesday,Aqgustt8,2004 www.mydailysentinel.com . • WIns10. W lo0401ymt MedalsTa e guys that maybe aren't quite as demonstrative, buttheywantto win just as much," he said. from Page 81 In pmcrice, Winslow has shown the skills that made him the No.6 ovemll pick, using his Winslow· "unprofessional" soft hands to cat~h nearly after he lowered his left shoul- everything thrown ~is way. He der into him during Monday's dropped his first pass Tuesday. pmctice, slanuning him down. Wi1islow appeared in his first Winslow· said he has nor • preseason game Saturday after talked to Williams about the only three practices. He had a hit. ' catch and a personal foul for ' "That's just the way I play. shoving Titans safety Lamont They should all do the same I Thompson. think," he said. "Everybody " I was just out there trying to should go 100 percent every hit peop l~ and going 100 mtles play - wrap up, tackle. That s per hour, Wmslow satd. how you get better." . . He had a problem at Miami The 21-year-old smd th e wtth attractmg personal fouls. ~rowns need to play with more He umle1 stands that te.uns will fire after a 5-11 season. He said try ro batt h1m to get htm to lash J!e's not the only member of the out and \'Ost' his team yards .. team saying that. · ..They w1!1 and they have m "We want a name for our- the past. ... 1JUSt have to make .selves and we just need change . better decisions," he said. around here, just going 100 Winslow ~ants !O avoid percent every play and making mental errors m h1s first home ~ identity for ourselves," he gan1e Saturday agamst Detrmt ·said. . and play more calmly, which · Bmwns coach Butch Davis he said is when he 's at his best. Said Winslow brings passion to Although h~ said the N~L the team and that's one reason game seems fast to h1m nght ihe Browns drafted him. now and that he has much to ~ ."1 think he just said what was learn .. he's not sati sfied with on his mind,.. Davis sa1d...1 JUSt lmmg up as a ught end. think if you would have a~ked He's already asked defensive any number of 35 to 40 guys on coordinator Dave Campo if he this team, they would say a lor can play defense - he was a .o f the same things. They're defensive end in high sc hool. eager to bounce back and have ''He said, 'We' lllook at it .'" good year." . . . Winsl~w s~id. . . . Dav1s satd Wmslow Will play Davis said Winslow 1sn t the ~mly competitor on the team, on special teams, rushing the mentioning wide receiver punter, but laughed when asked Andre' Davis and right tackle if he would play any defense. Ryan Thcker by name. '.'1 don't kno~ that that's '"There's a whole host of gomg anywhere, he sa1d. · SO medal .vent. 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Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio Here are some of the most popular "Thank You" ad sizes. ' :. ll Please see Dave or Brenda at The Daily Sentinel, 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, or .call 992-2155 for details. Ads must be paid for in advance. 1 Col. x 2" - .Thank ·You I I \ I" • \ 0 I. :; .•. '\ " . RBI double. Texas · chased Lee in the . fourth on Alfonso Soriano's RBI single . Rick White came on in relief, and Teixeira hit White's second pitch over the center-field )Wall to make it 9-l. : Matthe~ s extended the lead to 12-1 with a three-run ~X I Ill I{ s I> \' . \ l .(; l . s I 1<). :.!00 -l \\\\\\ . Ill\"·' ill Wllllll<'l .• "'II Nelsonville project declared federal priority . • After 20 years, America still smitten with Mary Lou. See Page B2 2 co1. x 4" $65.60 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM 1 Col. x 3" $24.60 $16.40 '-----~-----' • '~ I ,.•• Kati e Robertson , pictured with Fair Queen Christina Miller. .Josh Collins was named reserve . cham pion showrl)an at Eieef Princess Ashley Putnam and Fair King Carson Yost, Tuesday's Junior Fa ir Beef Show. Also pictured are Fair Queen showed the reserve champion market steer at Tuesday's Christina Miller, Fair King Carso n Yost. and Beef Princess Beef Show. (Brian J. Re ed/photo) Ashley Putnam. (Brian J. 'Reedjphoto) Rookie Anderson sweeps steer show 2 Col. x 3" $49.20 homer in Texas' seve n-run fourth. The homer was Matihews ' . lOth, giving the Ran gers I 0 playe rs with at least I 0 matching the ·major league record last set by Cincinnati and Baltimore in 2000 . The Rangers co ntinued the barrage agai nst White in the fifth on Teixeira's two-run triple and Mench's two-run · hqmer, making it 16- l. White gave up three ho,mers, eight runs and seven hits ill 1 2-3 innings. from Page B1 :! SPORTS a Tribe Thmg~ ~~ fJ~".A2 1 Meigs County Fair "Thank You" ,Ads . ·2 Col. x 5" $82.00 "Pfac~ f~ ~ & . , Bv BRIAN J. REED BREED®MYDAI LYSENTINEL..COM ROCK SPRINGS First-year 4-H'e r Jed Anderson took grand cham. pion showmanship honors and will se ll the gra nd champio n market steer at Friday's Junior Fair Livestock Sale. following judging at the Juni or Fair Beef Show on Tuesday evening. The reserve champion steer will be sold by Katie Robertson. Anderson 's steer weighed in at 1,295 pounds, and · Robe rtson's at 1,230 pounds. Josh Collins was named reserve champion 2 Col. x 2" $32.80 OBITUARIES Borders and Artwork .. ..,. Page AS . • Billy J. Osborne INSIDE showman by Judge Jamie Bond of Beaver. Judging results by class. and in order from fir st place. were: Steers 940 to · I,085 pounds: · Benjamin Ayre s, Tyler Wamsley; Steers 1.220 to 1,260 pounds: Katie R\Jbert son. reserve champion. Karissa Connol ly, Alan Watson. Miranda Buckley. Steers 1,290 to 1,300 pounds: Jed Anderson, grand champion, Ashley -First-ti mer Jed Anderson took grand champion showmanship Putnam, Bradley Smith; and grand champion market steer honors at Tuesday's Junior Steers 1. 3 15 to 1.365 Fair Beef Show.'Fair Queen C.hristina Mil ler, Fair King Carson pounds: Josh Collins. Ben Yost and Beef Princess Ash ley Putnam are also pictured . Buckley. (Brian J. Reed/photo) NELSONVILLE -The U.S. Department of Tran>portation has designated the proposed bypass of · Ne lsonvi lle as a fe deral high priority project. "This federal designation emp has izes how important the U.S. 33 Nelsonville Bypass project is for regional safety and eco nomic devel· opment in southeast Ohio," said Ohio Department of Transportation Director Gordon Proctor. The Nelsonville bypass was on~ of six projects ac ross the co untry to be selected for Jlarticipation in the E:nviro nmen tal Stewardship and Transportation Infrastructure Project Review. This program, creal·· ed in 2002 , es tabli shed a Cabinet-level task force to resolve co mplications involved with environmentally .complex projects. The Nelsqnville project was selected as a priority demonstration project' of regional importance because of the signi ficant environmental complexities involved with the project. The federal designation and involvement of the federal Cabinet-level · Please see ProJect. AS · • Kids games a hit at the fair. See Page A6 fGTS11EBMWW . ll!.ru. h. for lee lllaker " - . ' !:i-~ 1 · .. Refrigerator 299 Dryer 249 8 - .... 449 5 8 .t ~ General Eleetrae .-· ...,. : ... Frool F""', Equlpped ~;&l Washer& Dryer Pair HI852SCWH ~ .' . tHT11MBRWW 16 eu. ft. Hotpoint Eleetric Range Refrigerator 8369 -- 259 8 f'FCM150PWH Self-(;)eallillg Lift up Top • 15 Cu. Ft. 2·1·2·6 \. . "~ ~ 5 349 - ' 329 ' 1+4DA1000GWH t;,.lra l:apaelly ~I • GE Chest Freezer Eleeme Range 5 I Automatic Dish Washer 8 GE . Heavy Duty . 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Also pictured are Lacee Arms. Swine Princess, Carson Yost, Fair King, and Christy Mil ler, Fair Queen. (Beth Sergenlfphoto) Heath Delwiller took home the <prize for Grand Champion Market Hog at the 2004 Meigs County Junior Fair Swine Show. Also pictured are Carson Yost . Fair King. Lacee Arms. Swine. Princess. and Christy Miller, Fair Queen. (Beth Sergent/ photo) Swine show nets grand, reserve champions BY BETH SERGENT BSERGENT@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM ROCK SPRINGS Heath Dettwiller and Shawnella Patterson showed INDEX 2 SECTIONS - the grand and reserve cham-, and reserve market showpion market hogs men. re spectively. Wednesday at the Junior Winners in marker hogs Fair Swine Show. in their re spect ive weig ht Eugene Pallerson and Please see ·s wine, AS Tyler Hendrix were grand . Emerson Drive performs at fair 12 PAGES Calendars A3 Classifieds B3-4 Comics Bs Obituaries As Places to go A2 Sports Bt © :z004 Oblo v.u.iy Publishing Co. music Country stars Emerson· Drive performed befure a large grandstand crowd Wednesday evening at the Meigs County Fair. The group performed a mix of original and covers that had the crowd dancing in its seats. (Dave · Haqis/Photo) ' Mary Lou Hawkins, the self-proclaimed "craft lady" of the Meigs County Senior Center, prepares squares for a quilt. Despite losing both her legs to amputation. Hawkins remains active and credits the staff at the center for helping her mair~lain a positive attitude. (Tim Maloney( photo) · County Seniors Have Faith in Service System BY TIM MALONEY NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY · Meigs County senior leaders are wondering whether they 'II be able to meet the demands of a fas t-growing senior population . . The people they serve do not share those worries. After all, say the men ·and women at the Meigs County Senior Center. their needs. which seem insurmountable 10 them. are being met day in and day out. This is the third story in a three-parr series based on a new study by Miami Universi ty on aging in Meigs County. In the first .part of the series. the findings of the . study. were explored. In the second part. senior leaders Beth Shaver and Mick Davenport ·responded. For this story. an interview was conducted with a group of five seniors <\1 the Meigs Countv Senior Center. Mary Lou Hawkins, Betty Spencer. Jimmy Cummins, Jean · Thomas and Freda Holsi nger are among the ··regulars .. at the center. The Miami University study. produced QY the Scripps Gerontology Center, predicts the number of seniors aged 60-plus will grow from the current nutnber of 4,527 to 6, 700 by the year 2020. an Please see F•~ AS for more information and tickets to,events. �'- . : Page A2 • The Daily Sentinel www.mydailysentinel.com Thursday, August 19, 2004 The Daily Sentinel MEIGS PageA3 · CouNTY FAIR Thursday,August19,2004 ·Local happenings George Hall to play at Friday night dance .August 21, 2004 - C ar Show 7 p. m. t"iou~ \\ .illt Tlh'fL' tloo r t(..,r IU fon,tblc who ju\t 1s .;1 'J'. l- drcn ol all th~)'.t.' wh() ,\, i llll', ,11111 llllll ch.t1r' for t!tt.l\L' \\'.lilt ru .;;;it .111d :1! h..l ,1~:->'t"' ttu- ~~x·akii1 g nnn-'-pi..\lkin!J; p;trts. . T ho't.' \\ l\hln)-!; . . hould hnng .1 [(\ .1 udiriou <me-lllll l Utl: pnl' l ll to 1\.'.Ki. jj,[L'll. MlllllL EI' U IU · A 'I I l 1 h ,, d:l!'l CC ' \VI )L' hdd .I t • t!Jc . L . A , pil' .1\ llH' l'J C; \11 q.!;lO ll JllH'\ I ll Remember Ben ~~coo ternJones from the Dukes of Hazzard? Well get ready to meet him and his wife ·with the ~~General Lee.. in person. Autographs, t-shirts & other Hazzard thi Middlepo rt· Fridoy ni,;ht with !llu sic bv CL·orgl' H.11l , oq;.ln i,t. P r p ce L· d ~ frn in t he datlC L' wi ll g o Lu hcne tir th e pro gr;Jl ll' n f rhc Rivcrbc11 d A n ~ C ouJ JCd. Th e Lc'g ion .t\ uxilul'y kitch en will Of'<'n · ,lt (>:I 'i p.m . to !'lc.:rv~.· food (n r tho st..' · wh o \\ .111t rl1 t..'.lt bcfo,.rl' th e do~il\ . l' ... u i·t.., ,lt l. ') ll Mudfork Blues Band CD release ' ' Auditions· at Ariel Craig Jones earne\[ rese rve chap1pion showmanship honors at the Junior Fair Beef Breeding Show on Tuesday. He is pictured with Fair King Carson Yost, Beef Princess Ashley Putnam, Fair Queen Christina Miller, and Beef Prince Benjamin Ayres. (Brian J. Reed/photo) Grand champion beef breeding showman Ashley Life Is pictured with Fair King Carson Yost, Been Princess Ashley Putnam, Fair Queen Christina Miller and Beef Prince Benjamin Ayres. (Brian J. Reed/ photo) Josh Collins and Brad S,mith , pictured with Beef Princess Ashley Putnam. Fair King Carson Yost. Fair Queen Chnstina Miller and Beef Prince Benjamin Ayres. were named grand champion and reserve champion feeder calf showmen. respectively, at Tuesday's Junior Fair Feeder Calf Show. Collins showed the grand champion feeder calf steer and Sm ith the reserve champion. (Brian J. Reed/photo) I'U MF.RllY T he .M u~il(>rk lll oe> ll.rml _w1 ll be ,It tl w Court Sn-ect Grill at ~ ( ;ALLI I'OLI '. Audit111n' n.n L Fn dJ\' ·mv;hr t(x a celer ' , t(>r tbe Arid l'l.rycr<' "''" pby: hrL1rinn i1r o h.;~,.·n ·.11 11.' l' of " H ,IIIO\vt..'t..'ll Scrc.1111"" bv L. IJon \w:nTL, \\ i11 be hd d . li1llll rl'leasin g tltl'lr llt..' \\' C D, " I) rivin' on Honw." Tht.:rc is -l-7 p.nL Tuc'oli.J\' ,rt the· theno :ldmi..,..,illll d1,1 r~t..·. T here , I l i ~t·cror ln'h McF.Jrl:urcl w1ll wi ll b~.· gi\\'-,1 \\'~lY" .md rheir hL' lDok.i q~·f(Jr ,ILh'tJ t\ Hlld , L·Jtj] .Ill'\\' C l) will he t(JJ' . , de. .lilT. The ·Gr a·cemen • Audrionna Pullins, center,, was named grand champion dairy feeder showman and Brenna Holter the reserve champion Tuesday at the Meigs County Junior Fair Dairy Feeder Calf Show. They are pictured wrth Fair Queen Christina Mi ller. (Brian J. Reed / photo) Audrionna Pullins and her brother. Kirk Pullins, showed the g(and and reserve champion dairy feeders on Tuesday. They are pictured with Meigs County Fair King Carson Yost ijnd Fai.r Queen Christina Miller. (Brian J. Reed/ photo) Sisters Alyssa and Kelsey Hater were named grand and reserve champion dairy steer showmen at the Junior Fair Dairy Market Steer Show on Tuesday. Meigs County Fair King Carson Yost and Fair Queen Christina Mil ler are also pictured. Alyssa Haler's steer was named grand champion, and Kelsey Holter's reserve champion dairy steer. ,(Brian J_ Reed/photo) Proceeds go to the 3664th Army National Guard.· You may bring some . items to be sent to the troops; items needed: batteries (all sizes), baby wipes, vi sine, chloraseptic spray, disposable cameras, paper, envelopes, tleacollars,· water guns, flyswatters, frisbees, microwavable food, ravioli etc... OR a cash . donation will help with the purchases and will be greatly appreciated. Ashley Life was named grand champion commercial feeder steer showman Tuesday at the Junior Fair Commercial Feeder Steer Show.. Also pictured are Fair King Carson Yost, Queen Christina Miller and Beef Princess Ashley Putnam. (Brian J. Reed/photo) . · STEREO COMPETITION, HOT RODS, IMPORTS, KIDS PEDDLE AND BATTERY CARS,.REFRESHMEN.TS, & ENTERTAINMENT. Abbie Chevalier was reserve champion commercial feeder steer showman at Tuesday's Junior Fair Commercial Feeder Steer Show. Also pictured are Fair King Carson Yost, Queen Christina Miller and Beef princess Ashley Putn.am. (Brian J. Reed/photo) BY BRIAN J. REED The Gtacemen will perform, 7 p,m. , Aug. 28 at the First Church of the Nazarene. 1 : GALLIPOLIS - Partake of principal oboe and founding ~ feast for the eyes, ear; and member of the Pro Musica palate when the Ohio Valley C hamber Orchestra of ~ymphony and the French Arc Columbus for I 0 years. Baker Colony collaborate on their has recently retired from final Summer Salon Series for Capital University and curthe season, 6:30 p.m.on rently is the conductor and Friday, Aug. 20. artistic. director of the Land · OVS . members provid e a of Legen<l Philharmonic, and musical 'treat for the ea rs with oboist with the Prevailing ~ wide variety of chamber Winds Quintet. Baker will tilusic that will be offered up perform a solo as well as joinwhile the eyes drink in the ing Ariel Artistic Director, ·Collector's Corner exhibit on Lora Snow, for some oboe and 4isplay. There are over 20 col- English horn duets. hictors represented'. Plenty of ' The La<t Chance String food , wine · and beverages will Quartet , headed up by -Dr. Jay be provided for the palate . She.ridan, will perform several There's sure. to be something selections by Rame·• u and to please everyone. Handel. Other members Oboist William P. Baker is include Molly Roush and pr?fessor emeritus - fr9m the Chris Canady on v.i olin and School of Music at The Ohio S·c ott Shrader on cello.. State University, where he Jingle is one of the compotaught oboe and · chamber sitions Michal has written for music for 26 years . Baker was a CD that is being produced principal · oboe of the · by the Ohio Valley Youth Columbus Symphony Orchestra . and Friends .' The Orchestra for 16 years . and CD will be recorded live at Come on over to ·. lob~sfor... ROCK SPRINGS Junior Fair feeder steers and beef breeding were judged on Tuesday at the Meigs County Fair by Jamie Bdnd of Beaver. Feeder Calf:Showmanship: Josh Collins, grand champion; Brad Smith, reser~e champion. Feeder Calf Steer: Josh Collins, grand champion; Brad Smith, reserve champion. Beef 'breeding : Showmanship: Ashley Life, grand champion; Craig Jones. re·serve champion. _ Angus: Craig Jones, grand champion; Nathan Cook, reserve champion; Benjamin Ayres . Charolais: Jordan Wood , grand champion ; Amanda Wolfe, reserve champion. Main Anjou: Ashley Putnam, grand champion; Jordan Wood, reserve the Ariel Theatre on Nov. 13 and will be available for pur-· c'hase as Christmas presents . The OVYO will be joined on th e Nov. concert and recording by the University of R. io Grande · Masterworks Chorale under the direction of David Lawrence . 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Hereford : Morgan Windon, grand champion; James Will, reserve champion; summer yearling, James Will; Hereford cow. Morgan Windon. Dairy . Feeder Calf: Showmanship: Audrionna Pullins, grand champion; Breanna Holter, reserve champion. Dairy Feeder: Auqrionna Pullins, grand champion; Kirk Dylan Milam, pictured with Beef Princess Ashley Putnam, Fair. Queen Christina Miller and Fair King Carson Yost. showed the . . grand champion commercial feeder .steer at Tuesday's Commercial Feeder Show. (Brian J, Reed/photo) Commercial Feeder Steer: :Showmanship: Alyssa Holter, grand champion; Showmanship: Ashley Life, Kelsey Holter, reserve cham- grand champion; Abbie pion. Chevalier, reserve champion. Dairy Market Steer: Alyssa Commercial Feeder Steer: Holter, grand champion; Dylan Milam, grand champi· Kelsey Holter, reserve cham- on; Nathan . 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Wagon Obstacle Course and Feed Run. .Following are the officials results: Log Pull - Tuttle, first with a clear run worth 100 points and a . tinie of 1:31.12: Lester P,arker of ' Pomeroy second with 90 points and a time of I :46.83 ; Charles Clark of Coolville third with 80 points and a time of 2:38.16; and Raymond Clark of Coolville fourth with 64 points and_a time · of U8 . Wagon Obstacle Course Tuttle. first ; Charles Clark. second: Raymond Clark : third; and Lester · Parker, . fourth. Feed Run - Tuttle, first ; Raymond Clark , second: Charles Clark. third: and Lester Parker, with his team of Amos and Andy, came in secLester Parker. fo urth. ond during this run in the ,Log Pull. (Tim Maloney/photo) These children kill time outside the Market Hog Show and wait for the rides to begin on the midway . Wed.nesday was Kids Day at the fair where kids under 12 were admitted for free until 12 p.m. ( B e t Sergentjphoto) h GUYSVILLE - Billy J. Osborne, 70. of Guysville, died Aug. 17, 2004 at his home .. Born June 22. 1934 in Marion, he was the son of.the late Lindley E. and Sarah Elizabeth Young Osborne.· · He retired from the City of Athens Service Department with 21 years of service and was <t former employee of GilkeY''Gulf Statton. He was a lifetime member of the Redman Lodge and a for- · .mer member of the Albany VFW and the ' Athetls Moose Lodge. • He is survived by tlve sons. Billy Jr. (Kelly), Michael E. (Tammy·), Rodney R. , Danny Z. (Tina) , and Glenn E. (Rebecca); four daughters, Mary E. (Terry). Kimbetly S. \Rtck), ~eborah L. (Dick) and Melissa A. (Scott); 27 grandchtldren, and five great-grandchildren; three sisters. Gladys Wagner, Hazel .Sultan. and Inez Boring; and several nieces. nephews and fnends. . Besides his parents, he is preceded in death by a son, Mark A.; a grandson, Eric A. Llewellyn; two brothers, Herbert and Clifford; three sisters. Mildred Richardson, Margaruite Dice and Helen Ktrklnan. . · . . · · . Servic·es will be Saiurday at II a.m. at Hughes-Moquin Funeral Honie. Burial will be in Alexander Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral hon1e Friday 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Donations may be made to Athens Cou nt y Hospice at 30 Herrold Avenue. P.O. Box 768, Athens, Ohio 45701. . You may send a message of sympathy to the family on the funeral home website at www.hughesmoquinfuneralhome .com. ROCKSPRINGS Fairgoers were treated to a magnificent display ofhorse- · flesli this week as !he majestic Belgian and Percheron breeds were displayed. ihe most competitive division, however, was the mule division, in which there were · six entries. · Green Valley Farms of Oak Hill, dominated the Belgian show. Thetr mare, Cassie, was named Grand Champion. The~ also had t,he first-place stall ton, Hunter, and the firstplace older mare, Rosie. Green Valfey Farms of Oak Hill took ho Srand Champion Charles Chancey of Racine honors in tne B.elgian Division with their '· ·, r:ass ie, who is showed the second-place handled heie by Landon Henry. (Tim Malone / photo) older Belgian mare, Kalle. In the Percheron Division, Chuck Whittington of P0!1teroy took home the Grand Champion honors with his mare, April. Charles Clark of Coolville took tlrst place in the stallion divisien with hi s Willy, and also showed the first -place older mare with Anita. In the Grade Horses division, Green Valley Farms took home tlrst place with Val; Charlie Shain of Pomeroy y;as second with Andy; and Lester Parker of Pomeroy was third withAmos. · In the Mule Division,. three years of age and older, Paul Perry of Cutler took home first place with Turk; Raymond Clark of Coolville was second with Mable: and Rodney Tuttle of Racine was third with Beck. Chuck Whittington of Pomeroy took home Grand Champion hon· In the Mule Division, under ors in the Percheron Division with his mare April. who is han· three years, Charles Shain of died here by Marlesia Boivin. (Tim Maloney/photo) Pomeroy won first place with Punkin; Paul Perry was sec-· ond with Cinnabar; and Raymond Clark was third with Doctor Joe. · Paul Perry of Cutler took home Grand Champion Mule honors .with Turk. In the Hitch Division, Cart Class, Charles Chancey of Racine took home first place with Katie; Raymond Clark was second with General Lee; and Margaret Clark of • Coolville was third with Anita. In the Hitch Division, Farmers Hitch, Rodney Tuttle of Racine was first ·with Beck and Polly; Raymond Clark was second with Mable and Bob; and Charles Clark was third with Willy and Anita. Charles Watson served as · Paul Perry of Cutler took home Grand Champion honors jn the Mule Division with Turk. (Tim Maloney/photo) judge of the competition. Kyle Young tends to his two sheep, Salt and Pepper. (Beth Sergentjphoto) Skyla Hood had a good pull and a good time at Tuesdais Kiddie Tractor Pulls. Hei 26-foot pull proved the meaning of "girl. power" to ITer competitors. (Brian J. Reed/photo) .. Swine. from Page A1 classes. listed in order of placement were: 225 Pounds - · Amanda King, Kayla Wyant, Chri stopher Myers. Terry Bell, Derek Teaford. · Jonathan Runyon. Amber Pooler. Bratidon King. i')mber Pooler. 226 - Ramli King, Kim Hawthorne, Joshlla Morris, Justin Savage, Stephanie Wilson. Ashley King. Kelsey Myers, Annisha Kopec. . Corey Marcinkewicz, Ronnie Wils(m. 227-228 - Terry Bell. Craig Hen sley. Ronnie Wilson, Christina Miller, Eric Wilson, Brittany Varian, Aubrie . Kopec , Timothy Markwonh. Brianna Ayres. 229-230 - Mark Guess, Michael Manuel, Alexandria Hendrix, Tyler Hendrix. Nicole Andrus, Jonathan Runyon, Terry Durst, Tori Goble, Sarah Lantz, Georgana Koblentz, Zachary Manuel. 23 1-233- Renee Colburn, Georgana Koblentz, Roben Strohl. Christopher Myers. Derek Teaford, Jake Nease, Chelsea Holter, James Hupp. Emily Manuel, Jennifer Ftfe, Shannon Whitlach. , 234-238 Zachary Hendrix,. Tyler Hendrix, Mike Wheeler, Matthew Wandling, Brady Biss ~; ll , Amber Tripp, We sley Harmon, Emily Manuel, Christopher Holter. 239 - Eugene Patterson, Andrew 0' Bryant, .Katie Durst, Eric Wpod, David Varian, Ryan Tripp, Randi King, Zachary Hendrix. 240-241 Kim Hawthorne, Christina Colburn, Zachary Carson, Alexander Morris; Terry Chelsea Holter, Durst, Jonathan Wolfe, 5, was right at home in the show arena Tuesday, taking the lead of a cow from Blooming Charolais Farm in the open class beef show. (Brian J. Reed/photo) Faith from Page A1 The Daily Sentinel Reader Services increase of 48 percent. Davenpon. for one, wondered how Meigs County is going to be able to provide services for that many people. He said there needs to be an increased lobbying effort to gain 'more senior funding·, increased construction of" new senior housing, and replacement of emergency room service in the county. Spencer, who said she remecmbers when Davenpon was a teen-ager and a regular visitor to her family 's grocery store in Middlepon, said she belLeves those responsible for caring for the.county's elderly are up to the increased task . "The staff here is so help" ful ," she said. "They're all very congenial. and they put up with a 'lot." (USPS 213-960) Ohio .Valley Publishing Co. Co1111Ctlon Polley Published ~very afternoon. Our main concern in all stories is to be Monday through Friday, 111 Court accUrate. If you know of an error in a Streel, Pomeroy, Ohio. Periodical story, 'call !he newsroory~ at (740) 992postage paid at Pomeroy. 2156. 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SPRINGS Casey Hannum was named . grand champion dairy goat breeding showman and his sister, Denise Hannum, was named reserve champion showman at the Junior Fair Dairy Goat Show on Wednesday. Peggy Crane of Middleport was the event judge. , Judgiog results, by class, were: LaMancha, Casey Hannum , grand champion; Casey Hannum, reserve champion. Saanen, Denise Hannum, grand champion. Crossbred, Cody Hannum, grand champion. Cody Hannum, ·reserve champion. Pygmie, Kaitlin Dewhurst, grand champion, Corey Jarvis, reserve champion. · '•' • Brandon King. James Hupp. Christopher Holter, Odessa Jacks, Haley Tripp, Jake Nease. Miranda Holter. 242 -243 Shawnella Patterson. David Varian. Michael Scyoc, Adam Lavender, Shannon Whi.tlac.:h. J.D. Adams. Randy Hudson, Megan . Tripp. Stephanie Wilson. 245-248 Eugene Patterson. Nicole Andrus. Durst. Mcitthew Katie Wright, Adam Lavender. Kelsey Myers. Brooke .0' Bryant, Danief Young. · 249-250 -· Matthew Wright, Constance Wyanl, Mike Wheeler. Aaron Fife. Brittni Hetisley. Robert Lute. Savannah Speelman-Hawley. Brianna Ayres. Julia Lantz, Cheyanne Beaver, Aubrie Kopec. Lacee Arms. 25 1-254 . Chadd Whitlatch, Heath Detwiller, Alexander Morris, Benjamin Lee. Justin Savage, Savannah Speelman-Hawley, Shane Milhoan. Justin Workman, Paul Morrison. Rachael Markworth, Robert Lute. 255-259 - Kyle Russell. Brady Bissell, Aaron .Fife, Brooke o· Bryant. Lacee Artns. Brittini Hensley, Cheyenne Beaver, Zachary Newell. Adam Lee, Zachary Manuel. 260 - Renee Colburn, Joshua Morris, Jennifer Fife. Michael Scyoc, Zachary Carson, Adam Lee, Wesley Harmon, Justin Goode, Cyle Rees, Justin Workman: , Dakota Arms. 26 I -262 - Timothy Elam, Annisha Kopec, Kayla Hawthorne, ·· Tori Goble, Ashley Savage. Brittany Varian, Derick Powell, Shane Milhoan, Mandy Runyon, Benjamin l,.ee, Andrew O'Bryant. 263-269 Heath Dettwiller, Robert .Strohl, Craig Hensley, Justin Goode, Matthew .Gilmore, Haley Tripp, Julia Lantz, Qdessa One stati stic presented in the Miami University study came as no surprise to Spencer and her friends. Over 18 percent of the county's 60-plus population lives m poveny. It's a statistic the seniors know all too well. Several of them live itl a nearlly HUD-ao;sisted housing, called The Maples. · The convenience of living very near the senior center is the best thing about livin~ in The Maples, Cummins satd. " Being close .to The · Maples gives me activities five days a week, rlus a hot meal," he sa.id. " exercise every day. five days a week." Thomas said the staff at the senior center cou ld not be more helpful. "It's amazing what they'll do for you," she said. ''I had some problems a while back with rny cable television. and I mentioned it to the staff. They made long-di,tance telephone calls and straight- Project from Page A1 . task force will help streamline the federal environmental review process and help to expedite federally-required project development reviews. The proposed U.S. 33 Nelsonvill~ pypass project connects 10 the extstmg lour-lane · highway just east of Nelsonville in Athens County and extends west to the existing four- Flower show winner .. NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM BY TIM MALONEY NEWS@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM The Dailv. Sentinel • Page As . Open class poultry show ROCK SPRINGS Results of the open class poultry show held Tuesday at the Meigs County Fair were · posted as fullo>n : . Amerkan. Caitlyn Holter. Racine ; English. Alban Salser. Pomcruy: Cominemal. Alnan Salser; Any . oth~r standard breed. Charles Jacks. Jr. . Middlepon; Bamam, AIhan Salser; Bantam feather leg. Alban Salser. Charles Jacks: Bantam feather leg, hen and cock. Lynn Wri!,!ht. ~1iddlepon . Dlicks : Bill Brothe rs. Pomeroy. Alban Salser. Bill Brothers. Bamam ducks. Bill Brothers. Bill Brothers . kmak. Ro1s 1-lolter. Guernseys: Grand champi''n senior kmalc. Ri,en Son Farm,. Ayrshircs : Grand champion seninr female , Kirk Pullin s: grand champion senior female. Chris Parker; grand champion . .overall i'emale. Chris Parker: reserH" dtampion overall female ., Kirk Pu llins. Jerseys: Grand champion junior l'emale . Ltut~l Pullins. re ~cnt~ champilmjuni<)rfemalc. Nathan C<xlk: grand champoin senior fe.mak . Au<.lrionna Pullins: reserve dl cltllpioJI scn1or lcmale. Auurionna Pullins : gra nd champio11 o' er;.ill female. · Audrionn<t Pullin s: reserv~ on::rall champ ioll Open Class dairy show · female. Aullrionna Pullins. ROCKSPRINGS - Results Holsteins: !!r:mJ chJmpinn of the open class dairy show bull. Aull!'i(Hllta Pullins: ~rand l1eld Munday at the Meigs champion junior kmak~ Roy County Fair were posted. Holt.~.::r: reserve champion .· Milking Shurthurns: Grand jumor female. Cindy champiori jun im li:male. Ross Kohlemt.; grand champion Holter: grand d1ampion ~enior female, Rachel Elliott; reserve champion senior female . Ross Holter; grand champion overall female. Rachd Elliott: reserve champion overall Janet Bo lin of Rutl and captured t11e creativity award for ar range ments in the first fair flower show with this sunflower ar ra ngement in the class . Rock Springs Fairgrounds. - ..,eniu r female. Ross Holter: n.:~l;!r\'e L'hampinn se11 io r fcmak. Kehey Holter: grand d1ampi on overall female . Ross Holter: reserve c:hampi -· un '"·crall!Cmak. R<•y Hnlic•r. . ' No one er~oys exhibits at the fair more than Pauline Atkins of Harrisonvr lle. Now in her go·s, Mrs. Atkins has been an avid exhib~or and fa irgoer fo r many years and can be seen most any day now moV.: · ing frorn butlding lo building checking out the displays . .Here Mrs. Adkins who tl<is year IS marl~ing her. 60th year as a 4-H club advisor, Tyler Hendrix rece ived the award for Reserve Champion Market admi res the many pl<otographs on exhibit. (Charlene Hoeflich, photo) Showman in the 2004 Meigs County Junior Fa ir Swine Show. Also pictured are Lacee Arms. Swine Princes s, Carson Yost. Fair King. and Christy Miller. Fair Queen. (Beth Sergent( photo) BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH Birds: PeL:~V Crane. Lisa HOEFl iCH@MYDAiLYSENTINEL.COM Stetlll'm. and 'f.>ititi Walit:k. lrb~cts: Lisa · Stcthem. POMEROY - N:1ncy Cill·IL' l:lrc<l,Ullla Manuel. Racine: Joyce of l'om~n•v t< xlk l-est of sltow rn Manud. Rac:inc'. tl1c cunatctu· ph(liopaphy c111llJX:r\b-.lracts: Pc-!..!UV C!'i.UlC. Renee tition with l1cr enuy rn srott< or ('; r~'< lll. and PatWullc. Porncnw. SI'X lltinp. cv~nts L';ttcgory at 1hc Mi,c·dlancu( " Pilotu: Joyce Mei~ ., County !-'air. Manuel, ShCllUil L;rwn:ncc. U.mg: l11c winni ng photo ill L'Oilll~ti~ llottom: an<.l -lcu~r Rose. Rac·ine. · llon with J.l() enttics was a p mto Winncn. in the enJ,ugement catof !(JUr boys from hcilrn<.l leaning egory. lit>t. S<.'cond cmd tltird.jhton a lcncc w'~ching cUt ewm tak- cxl in that order. were as ldlows: ing place in a Jield. Ltndscape and seascape: Taking reserve lx'st of shnv. was Renee Cu>on, S<U"ct Mwtstielct; Cheri Wmcb of Pomet\ly with a <md Peggy 01me. · : closeup of u child in tl1e childt~n Animals ancVor hird.s: Chtistina · portmib 'at~);' 'IY. Both Circl~ and Howerd. Albany. Peggy Crane.: Wlxxis rccei ved JU.Ietles <Ulli cUl cmd Ailee Hawthome. c.xu~t preniium tor their entries. , Adult portraits: Renee CaJ>On, Fir>t, second and tl1ird place Pe~'Y Cnme. Shan..'n Lawrence. winners, listed respectively, in the Children Por1raits: Cheri; Shawnella Patterson took home the prize for Reserve snap>llOt size category were as Wood.\, Melissu Barker. Tupper> Champion Market Hog at the 2004 Meigs County Junior Fair tollows: Plains; Renee Oumn. : Swine Show. Arso pictured is Swine Princess Lacee Arms. bmd"ape and seascape: Nature closeups: Peggv Crane; Brenda Johnson, Pottlwtd; Roben" Stacie Pullins. Long 'Bototm, ·(Beth Sergent/ photo) Bailey. Long Bottom. w1d Dustyn Joyce Manuel. Jacks, Matthew Gi Imore. Kennedy. Clinton Kennedy. Johnson. Portlw1d. Sports <mcVor sporting events: Amanda King, Ryan Tripp~ Matthew Wandling, Sarah . Animals cmcVor bin:'-': Donna Nancy Circle. Shwun Lawrence, 270-275 - Shawnella Lantz, Mandy Runyon. Jenkins.. Rutlwld: Peggy Cr.me. Peggy Cmne. . Flowers: Melissa Barker· Patierson , Christina Colburn, Chadd Whitlatch: Megan Middleport; wxl Tw11Rose. Raci!lt'.'· Adu[t pomai": Alyssa Baker. Tuppers Pl<tins. Pat Wolfe Md Constance Wyan·i. Kyle Tripp, Amber Tripp, Miranda Reedsville; Peggy Crane. and · Lisa Stethem. : Russell, Kayla Hawthorne, Holter. Bird1: Renee Carson, Breeanrui: Under-weights and Over- Renee Carson. Long Bottom. · Timothy Elam, Dakota Arms, Childret1 portraits: Cheri Manuel. and Peggy Crane. Paul Morrison , Cyle Rees. · wei~hts Ashley Savage, Wmds; Renee C:~rson. Becky lnsecL1; Lis.t Stethen1, Peggy 279-285 Clinton Derrek Poy;ell. R<Kier, Syt~1cuse . Ct"cme wtd Joyce Mwmel. Nature closc-up.s. Patti Walrcl Abso·ao;t.': Renee Carson, "It's di scourag.ing m times. ened it out for me ." Pomcmy. ·Jay L..wtce. PQmerov: Peggy Ct~m~. tmd Pat Wolfe. Holsinger said she jlets a but they make me reel better and Lis;.rStcthem. Pomeroy. · ~Tiscellculeous S.u~t Manstield, .feeling of security, knowmg the when I m up here." she said . Spom; w1cVor S JX~ting cvcnLs: Alice Hmnhome. and Renee Hawkin shas lwo prosthetic staff members are ready to take Shcunn Lawrence. Lonu Bottom: cu.,. ln. her to all her doctor \ appoint- legs: and walks CJllite well. In tl1e snap,JK~. -+x6 or smcdler "You wouldn't th ink my Lisa Sicthcm. Pomc'rny. and ment.l. Spencer said she appreNancy Circle. Pomcruy. in mlor witl1 a Meigs County Fair ciates the quality of the meals. leg' weren ' i really real ."" she rluwer': Alice Hawthomc. theme, tllt' winners were Joyce "The meals are balanced. satd. "Ynu "rc nol goi ng lo Tuippcrs Plains: Ashley Lil~. Mcmucl. l:lt"nda Johnson. and and they have a variety. It's keep a good woman down ." Ra<:i11e : Scu~t Mwtsliclu. Pon1emy. Du, tyn John,on. not the >ame thing every day,'" she said. · The seniors have a'ncw activities director in Debbie Jones. who Spencer said "is reaily stirring things up" by planning all sons of new acti vities . As for Hawkins. shc:S very well plea,ed with the traditional. well-known activity at the center. quilt-making. "They call me the craft lady," she said. 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'· · . •· TodaY'• name • · ' GoH" · ,. • •E....,.n Du ring one of the Kids Games Wednesday, children put Vaseline on their noses to pick up cotton balls and run them across the floor. In the foregroul\d Is Justin Bush, son of James and Ruth Bush of Virginia Beach, Va ., and behind him ·Elan· Smith calls out the action during the Kids Games held . is Andrew Vinson. son of John and Helen Vinson of Monterey, Va . (Tim Maloney/ photo) · Wednesday at the Meigs County Fair. (Tim Maloney/photo) Fair flower ·show winners announced. listed first to third respectively, as follows: Rock Springs Fairgrounds: Melani e POMEROY - When it . Stethem, Janet Bolin, and comes to flower shows and Shirley Hamm, Rac ine; placing blue ribbons, it's a Opening Night service s: matter of a judge selecting Vanessa Folmer, Middleport; the best from the rest on the Pauline Atkins, Rutland, and basis of skill in arranging, Evelyn Hollon, Racine; creativity in design , color Harness Racine: Peggy combinations, and the quality Crane, Middleport; Shelia of the flowers used. . <:urtis, long Bottom, and -Dottie Bates of Columbus, Patricia Holter, Pomeroy ; an accredited judge of the Visit with Friends: Judy Ohio association of Garden Bun11er. . Patricia Holter, Clubs, took on the chore of Sheila Cuf\is, Long Bottom; · judging the first of two Commercial Displays: flower shows with I ,396 MelaniJ Stethein, Shelia entries being staged this Curtis, an Patricia Holter; Best of show award In artistic arrangements at the first flower week at the Meigs County StroH the Midway: Patricia show went to Melanie Stethem of Pomeroy In the class, Fair. The second show is Holter, Alice Thompson , "Demolition Derby." Her abstract arrangement featured red Pomeroy ; and Shriley being staged today, Her selection~ for the top Hamm ; Demolition Derby:· glads and casterbean foliage in a spring from a car container awards in the first show car- Melanie Stethem, Judy accented with an old license plate and chrome car pieces. rying out a "Come to the Bunger and Shelia Curfis; (Charlene Hoeflich/photo) Fair" theme went to Melanie Livestock Auictions, Melanie Stethem of Pomeroy, with an · Stethem, Judy Bunger and arrangement in the Peggy Cr.ane; In the junior "Demolition D'erby" · class. division the winners were: best of show; Judy Bunger of Cotton Candy: Deeanna Pomeroy, with her ·exhibit in Sayre, Breanna Manuel, and the "Visit with Friends" class, Natasha Mohler; Ride the reserve best of show; and Ferri s Wheel: Natasha Janet Bolin of Rutland in Mohler, Breanna Manuel , !'Rock Springs Fairgrounds," · and Deeanna Sayre. . Horticlture Division creativity. · In the junior division, the In the horticulture exhibit, top awards went to Natasha blue ribbon winners 'were : Mohler of Rutland, for her Roses: Patricia Holter, four; arrangement in the "Ride the Melanie Stethem, five; Hollon, . one; Ferris Wheel" category, \Jest Evelyn of show; and Deeanna Sayre Gladiola: Alice Thompson, of Racine, for her "Cotton three; Dahlia : Alice Candy" exhibit, reserve best Thompson, three; Pauline . · of show. Atkins, one ; Zinnia: Janet The sweepstakes awards Bolin, two; Melanie Stethem, Junjor winners at the first fair flower show were from the left, for specimen exhibits went to one; Marigold: Kimberly Deeanna Sayre, reserve· best of show; Natasha Mohler, best Breeanna Manuel in the Hupp, one; Pauline Atkins, of show; and Breeimna Manuel, junor sweeipstakes award for ., junior division and Melanie one; Celosia: Breanna speciments. (Charlene Hoefllch/photo) each; Caladiium: one; Deborah Mohler, one; Stethem in the senior divi- Manuel, one; Shelia Curtis, one one; Sunflower: Janet Bolin, Melanie Stethem, one; Joyce Porch Box: Peggy Crane; sion. Artistic arrangements one ; Pauline Atkins, one; Manuel , two; Perennial: Roadside Material: Breeanna one; Natasha · In the artistic arrangement Hosta: Melan ie Stethem, Donna J e n~in s ,_ p ne ; Lula Manuel, clllsses, the winners were, Lula Toban, Pauline Atkins, · Toban, two; Shelia Curtis, Mohler, two. f -· froud to be apart of your.life._ today •992-2155.Subscribe . ' . ·' ' . j • ... .. '· MF 1428V TRACTOR 28HP • 4WD • 3Pt • Live P10 Wet Disc Brakes Choice of Tires 2 Ye•r Warranty 3:30 p.m. Dairy Sweepstakes - Livestock Show Area 4 p.m. Market Hog Sale Livestock . Show Arena 6 p.m. Market Steer Sale Livestock Show Arena 6 pi.m. Truck Pull - Pull Track 6 p.m. River City Players Hill Stage 6:30 p.m. Market Lamb Sale - Livestock Show Arena 7 p.m. Commercial Feeder Steer Sale - livestock Show Arena . 7 p.m. Craig Harrison, Hill Stage ' 7:30 p.m: Markel Dairy Steer 11 p.m. Gates Close •' ·.• . . ' Medal COUll 71 tolal medal events • Aug. 18 G COUNTRY • a.m. 4-H Horse Fun Show 9 am. Junior Fair Pet Show t 0 a:m. Kiddie Tractor Pull of Champions - Small Show Arena 11 a.m. Roll Call for Market Livestock Members Livestock Show Arena I 12 noon, Bicycle Drawing Hill Stage . 1 p.m. Harness Racine Race Track 2 p,m. Market Rabbit and Poultry Sale - Livestock Show Arena 2:30 p.m. Market Goats Livestock Show Arena 3 p.m. Diary Feeder Steer · Sale - Livestock Show Arena • .'· ectlmmage at'IHmble, 10 o.m• •. C'a•ll at Eastern; 10 a·.m. BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH 8 . (. ~Migo HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM :MEIGS COUNTY FAIR, FRIDAY ~!, . Friel:··~ Every day of the Meigs County Fair bicycles are being givenaway at noon in a drawing taking place at the Hill Stage. Kids coming to the fair before noon are given tickets when they enter the gate to put into the drawing for bicycles purchased with donations from local businesses and organizations. Monday' s wnners were Shawenella Patterson. Odessa Jacks , and Kitie Kel le r. Tuesday.'s winners were Austin Rose, Kenzie Warth and Bre nna ' Holter and Clayton Ritchie , and Wednesday's winners were Austin Dillard, Hally Andres , Cooper Darst, and Kimberly Cunningham. In addition to the bicycles going to youngsters today, a three-wheeled, one will be awarded to a senior citizen in obse rvance of Sen ior Citizen~ Day at the Fair. Here five-year-old Clayton Ritchie (above) appea'rs ready to ride his bicycle right off that stage. Dan Smith, emcee for the give·aways (be low) ,· is-assisted by Little Mister Meigs County, Joshua Brewer, in the drawings and presentations. (Beth Sergent/ photos) Judy Bunger of Pomeroy was the winner of the, reserve best of show in the first fair flower show with a creative mass design in "Visit with Friends. " It featu'red peach glads, bJJtterfly weed and phlox accented with grape Vifle. (Charlene Hoefllch/ photo) al Trlmbla (i=orast Hils), 4:30 .. . Fp:m. s B TOT Unned Slates 10 10 9 29 11 7 4 . 22 China 6 . 4 6 16 Australia Russia 3 6 6 15 Japan 8 3 2 13 France 3 3 4 10 Ge1111any 3 2 5 10 South Korea 2 5 3 10 Italy 3 4 2 9 Netherlands 2 3 4' 9 7 5 1 1 Ukral.t\9 · Britain 6 0 2 4 5 0 1 4 Cuba Hungary 1 2 1 4 4 Poland 1 2 1 Slovakia' 1 2 1 4 Greece 2 0 1 3 Romania 2 0 1 3 2 0 I 3 Turkey . 1 0 2 Bulgaria 3 Thailand 1 0 2 3 North Korea 0 2 1 3 Georgia 2 1 1 0 South Africa 1 I 0 2 1 0 1 Switzerland 2 Austria 0 2 0 2 2 Belarus 0 1 1 Czech Rep. 1 2 0 Zimbabwe . 2 0 1 1 Belgium . 2 0 0 2 Brazil 2 0 0 '2 1 0 0 UAE India 0 I 0 1' Indonesia 0 0 1 . Portugal 0 I 0 . Serbia-Mont. 0 1 0· 1 1 Spain 0 1 0 Argentina 1 0 0 1 Azerbaijan 1 0 0 1 . 1 Canada 0 0 1 1 Colombia 0 0 1 1 Croatia , 0 0 I 1 Denmark 0 0 1 ' Mcngolia 1 0 0 1 1 Slovenia 0 0 I , AP Bengals release Hicks, Chapman CINCINNATI (AP) - The on Bengal s Cincinnati Wednesday temiinated the contract of halfback Skip Hicks, releasing him to free ~gency, and waived wide receiver Jay Chapman, rookie free agent. • Hicks had joined the Bengals as a free agent on Jan. 16 after four prior seasons with Othet NFL teams. He rushed for 10 yards on five canries in the Bengals' 20-6 preseason loss Monday night at Tampa Bay, Hicks played for UCLA before his NFL career with Washington from 1998-2000 and with Tennessee in 2001. He was on Carolina·~ roster in 2002, and did not play in the NFL during 2003. a ~· ATHENS. Greece - U.S. teams have heard plenty of boos so far in the Olympics. mostl y the kind reserved for . any powerhouse playing an underdog. What hasn't surfaced, they say, is any of the · nasty, politically tinged antiAmericanism that was feared in t he run -up to the game s. The bi gger the American ·star power, it · seems, the louder th e razzing. Targets so far have included the men's basketball , team, women's soccer team and Andy Roddick, the world's No. 2 - tennis pi a yer. . Off the field, however, the Americans have raved abo ut the warm reception. they've received fro mthe Greeks and fro m · athletes of other nations. There have been no anti-American protests and., according to · U.S. offi cials, no worr isome· confro ntations. ''We've seen just the opposite people in Athens going out of their way to make our team feel comfortable," sa id U.S . Olympic spokesman Committee Darryl SeibeL "I n those situations where the crowd has gotten be hi nd our o pponents. ... it hasn't been in any way ·aggress ive or hosti Ie." · Concerns abounded prior to the games. Anti -American demon strators staged protests in Athens ; city workers erased graffiti denouncing IJ.S. foreign policy; U.S. team leaders counseled athletes to keep a low profile __:_ such -as not wearing clothing · plastered with USA logos when venturing off Olympic premises. Tyler Hamilton, of the U.S .. is followed by a fan as he pedals towards a gold medal in the men 's road ind ividual time trial of the 2004 Olympic Game.s in the outskirts of Athens on Wednesday. (AP) Please see .America, Bl Meigs golfers enjoy consecutive to~rnament successes BY BRYAN WALTERS . sports@ mydailytribune.com BISHOPVILLE - . The Meigs go lf team had its tirst taste of success Tuesday, as the Mara uders claimed first . place at the 2004 Trimbl e Tomcat Invitational at Forest Hills. Meigs · (308) he ld off the host Tomcats by three strokes and brou ght home its first championship of the young season. one dav after fini shing eighth at- th e Ironton Invitational. . Junior Jake Venoy a nd sophomore Cody David son each pacc;d Me igs with a team-be st 75, ·seven shots over par for the course . Both finished in a tie for second at the event with Trimble 's Ty flarrett. Trimble's Matt Dixon won the individual medalist with a low score of 74. Rounding out the Meig s scori ng was Steven Stewan (77) , Dan Bookman (81) and Kirk Legar (86). " It was a great day for us . Anytime !hat yo u have three kids shoot in the 70's, there is going to be good things that happen," said Meigs ~oach Matt Fields. "It was our first time at Trimble and the kid s are just th ri lled abolit the titl e." Following Meigs and Trimble in the nine team field was New Lexington (329) , Federal Hocking (33~). Eas te rn (34 1). Southern (345), Logan "B" (356). Nelsonville-York (367) and Miller (387). Southern juni or Brad Crouch finis hed fi fth · and earned all -toumament honors with Venoy and Davidson after posting a 77 and won the spot after defea tin g B r i a n • Metcalf of Trimble 10 ihe first hole of a playoff. Eas tern edged out Southern by four strokes. Venoy eaming the Eag les ri fth place at Forest Hills. Eastern was led by Michael Owen with a 77, fo llowed by Evan Dunn (78), Na than Cozan (~ 7 ) . Ryan Nave (99) and Nick Kuhn (99). The 'fornadoes scoring fin ished wi1h Matt Thaxton shooting an ss·. "with .lo ~ h Smith and Mik e Lavender posting rounds of 90 and 93, respectively. The Marauders conti nued their good fo rt unes on Wedn esd a y won top hanors with a in the first TVC Ohio par effort of showdown of 35, while the season. Jon a thon claiming a Staten of second pl ace Wellston finfinish in the ished one six-team field s t r o k e at Oxbow. behind for s e .c o n d Meigs fi nDavidson ished I2 Legar place. st r okes Ricky behind hoSI Belpre (163 ). as . Drain of Bel pre fi nished MH S freshman Kirk Legar ahead of Legar with a 39, fini shed fourth in his first with David He rman of · TVC co mpetition. ·. Wellston rounding out the top Venoy to! lowed Legar for fi ve with a score of 42 . · the Marauders with a 44. as "We are pre tt y young, but Stewart 31\d Bookm an each winning a tournament and rounded out the team scoring. fini shing second in the last witb a 45. · . two days has given us a let of Sophomore Dru Reed and confidence .to build on for the David so n co mpleted the season," said Fields. " I think Meigs day with rounds of 50 - we are going to continue to and 51 respective ly. get stronger and thi s will get Drew Cooper of Belpre us headed in that direction." Reds hang on to beat Cards:5-4 Tribe fall~ to Texas 5-? BY R.B. FALLSTROM Associated Press ST. LOUIS- This time, Danny Graves got the job done. Bare ly. The <;: incinn ati 'Reds closer. v ictimized for all but one run in th e St. Loui s Cardinals' six-r un eig hth inning the pi'evious night, needed a three-run cushi on to finish off the NL Central leaders S-4 on Wednesday night, "It had me o n edge ," · Reds fi rst baseman Scan · Casey said. "In t he ninth , I was abou t iu call timeout lo get some Turns for my se lf. I thought I needed so me Mylanta right there ." Rooki e Jos h H<mcock won for the first time as a starter and Casey drove in three run s for the Reds, who !lad lost six in a row to th eCardinals. . Scott Rol en homered and Albert Pujo ls doubled twice for Sl. Louis. The Cardinal s rulliea for two runs in the ni ntb inning. but I Pujols gro!l nded out with team's,'' Wil liams said. " I runners on firs t and second take . full re spon sibi lity. I to end it. don 't wan t strikeouts. I " I was sure glad ,to s.ee rea ll v don't. " · that groundball." manager Han cock (3- 1l was Dave Miley sa id . "T hat acqui'red by the Reds .from third ou t is tough lu get Philadelphia near the trade again st that clu b ove r dead line a nd joined the there ." rotation after Cory Lidle The loss was onl y the was traded to the Phillies third in 14 game s for the 'earl ier this month . Making NL Central leaders. and it his fifih start in the majors, also ended their seven- he lasted 6 2-3 innin gs and game hqme winni ng streak. gave up two run s ·on five SL Loui s is 13-3 against hits to a team that tota led the Reds. 17 run s in the fir st two " It was reallv exci ting at games of th e ser ies. the end,". man<iger Tony La Ham:ock was alm ost as Rus sa said. " But thev did · excited abo ut his fir st more than we did .'' · career sacrifice bunt in the . Th e Cardinals were . 1- sixlh. for -7 with runners in scor"Tile biggest thi1ig I was ing position before the proud ' of was ge lling that ninth . and fini shed 3-for- -s~c hunt ... Han cock sa id. 12 . ·'That's the one thin g I'll Woody Wi \Iiams (9-7) go home and talk about." fail ed in :\)1 attempt ,to giye Graves gave up an RBI the Card inals fi ve 10-g ame triple to pinch -hitter Tony winners for 1he fir st time Woma<:k and an RBI si ngle since 2000. He struc k out to Marlon Anderson. After I I. one off his career best. a two -out walk to L·arry hut gaw up fi ve run on Walk er - who hit a grand nine hib in t-oix inning~ . Pleas ~ see Reds. Bl "This is my loss. not the I, ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) 19 games. He had gone 28 Blalock bad no time games without a homer since_ to stick around and tall,,about July 19. hi s big game. After the · game, Blalock . Blalock hom ered twice, took a quick shower and tinKenny ~ ogers earn ed hi s ished dre ssing' on the way to 15th win and the Texas his car. He didn 't want to Rangers extended their w m- miss his child 's birth, but he ning streak to six games with also wanted to play in an a 5-2 victory over the important game. · Cleveland Indian s on "Before .the game he was . talking about it. He was kind Wednesday night. Just a few minutes after the of numb,'' teammate Michael fi nal out. Blalock jumped in Young said. "I was surprised hi s' car and headed for the he was even here. But he had hospital 10 be with his wife. a great game. He was pretty Mi sty, who was in labor quiet in the dugout. He had aw aiting the birth of their other things t.o worry about." first child . It also was a big night for " I'm very apprecia tive thar . Rogers. who moved within he. hung around because he two wins of matching hi s was a big pan of thi s game career h1gh. He went 17-7 for and a big pan of th is club." Texas in 1995. Rogers said. "That puts Rogers 115-5) all owed two things in perspective. Tha t ~s runs and eight hits in six beyo nd the call of duty effective innings. The leftbecause baseball i> a di stan t hander struck out three and second to what he 's go t go,ing didn't issue a walk . Francisco Corde ro got on rig\11 now." · Blalock went 3- for-4 with a ·three. outs for his 37th saYe in so lo homer in the fourth and 39 chances . Ron Mahay, a two-run shot ·in the s1xth. Carlos "Almanzar and breaking oui of a 10-for-64 Please see Tribe, Bl slide spanning his previour _ ~ - Hank '' �.' ; ~age Ba • The Daily Sentinel Thursday, August 19, 2004 ~ Thursda), August www .mydailysentinel.com 19. 2004 ~rthune Sentinel - 3Re CLASSIFIED Twenty years later, ·u.s. still\loves Mary Lou 'Garcia likes idea of • '• BY EDDIE PEU.S Assoc1ated Press ATHENS, Greece - II hapfive, stx, somehmes IO ~s a day at restawanls, supermarketS, the mall- pretty much anywhere she goes OUtSide of ller house · 1\vency years later, the tans sull come up to Mary Lou ~elton lo let her kl),ow where they were, or what they d1d, or what unpact she had on the day $e became the first Amencan to win a gold medal m the Olymp1c au-around • "Very humblmg," Retton says • cf fame that has followed her over the past two decades. "It's ;jn honor to have that kind of liens llllpact." - : Her coach, Bela Karoly•, saY:~ !.elton's feat at the Los Angeles €llymptcs - closmg the meet with two perfect·IO vaults to lldge Ecatenna Szabo of Romarua for first place - \vas the biggest event in the sport m the United States, helpmg 10 double enrollment m gymnastics classes nauonwtde And mdeed, 1t's no stretch to say that Retton did more than wm a gold medal on Aug 3, 1984. She changed a spon, eneritized a country and turned the Olympics mto must -see TV Even now, wtth the women's allaround m Athens set for Thursday rught. she remams the only Amencan to capture gold in gymnastics' prenuer event. "She didn't JUSt take 1t to another level, she revolutJOruzed 1~" Karol}'I srud "She turned the whole idea of gymnasttcs ups1de down. People didn't think that Could be done in this country" Today, th.e Amencan gymnasl!ics team is among the best in the world. The grrls won silver in the team finals Thesday night Along America from Page 81 Judo competttor Cehta Schutz of New York Cny said this was the first time m three Olymp•cs she rece1ved such instructtons "When I've gone downtown, people recogmze ath· letes anyway and they're cunous where you' re from," she sa1d "All my expert· ences have been pos1t1 ve " A handful of athletes. such as NBA star Ray Allen, CJted fears of ant1-Amencan VIO· lence as a reason for sk!ppmg the Olymp1cs. H1gh JUmper Matt Hemmgway, son of a Manne who served overseas, questwned su<:h att1tudes "Anybody who smd they dtdn't want to come because of security, tlley JUSt didn't want to come," satd Hemingway, of Buena Vista, Colo. "Constdenng what our sold1ers are domg, nsking !herr lives, the least we could do is represent our country at the Olymp1cs." He and Schutz sa1d they have mingled easily with lither natwns' athletes at the Olymptc V11lage and encoun· tered no political diatnbes In thm quest for a low pro- Reds from Page 81 slam off Graves the prevJgus mght PuJols ·chopped a grounder to th1rd base. , Graves took treatment tor a sore back after the game and declined to talk to reporters. ·wily Mo Pena homered and the Reds also had four doubles against Williams, who lost for the ftrst time 111 Tribe from Page 81 £ordero combined for three innings of scoreless relief, keeping Texas just a half~:e behind first-place land in the AL West , "I just want to keep wm· omg and keep us m the race," said Rogers, who became the third p1tcher m the maJors to reach IS wins this season David Dellucc1 hit a two· run homer in the first to spark the offense and the Rangers completed a three· giUIIe sweep of the Indians, who droOPed their fourth in a row and· fell 4 l/2 games I behind first·place Mmnesota wtth the success comes htgh expectauons. Along w1th that also comes. the quest1on that l)ombards the SIX gynmasts on the 2004 te,m1 almost daily the same quesuon that's dogged eve1y U S gymnast over the ht~l two decades "Who w1ll be the next Mary Lou?'' "I thmk everybody wants that,'' sard Amencan gymnasl Tenn Humphrey, who w.1s bom two yc<trs after Rettoff wo11 the gold ·'ll"s always been my dream ·· Renon. 36 IS ,1 believer 111 tbe theory that tame doesn't change the person. but mther. It ch~mgcs the people around you And wh1le everythmg changed tor her the day after she won the medal, she tlanns she .never dev~ated much, always rematnmg the down-to-eanh, wholesome All-Amencan k1d who captured hearts m Los An~eles "''m sull a West Y1rgtrua hillbilly," she says Indeed, nothing about the Fairmont, W Va, nattve comes off as aloof, unapproachable or mnnudatmg Manied for 14 years to former Texas football player Shannon Kelly, Retton has four daughters All are mvolved m gymnasttcs, "JUSt because n's a great sport for kids, a great sport to build on," Retton srud " But the former ch301p10n lets the coaches coach her daughters - "To them, I'm not Mary Lou Retton, the Olymptc champ1on, I'm JUSt Mommy " - and has reservations about her kids getung too deeply mvolved m the sport. "I think tt would be a temble burden havmg to ~o around, tty· mg to succeed m gymnasucs when you're known a~ Mary Lou Retton 's daughter," she said, bnefly suspending herdisarmmg modesty to acknowledge her place m history Growmg up, Retlon was turned on to ~ymnashcs by wuiChmg Nadm Comunec1. "hose seven pertcct IOs at the Montreal Games took the spon to a new level "I !l'lllembe• how powerful the teelmgs were ol bemg msp1red." Renon srud "I was enthralled with Nad1<1 She planted 01e seeds · Retton <.hd the same to the gene muon ot g•rls who toll owed he1 Thai's why. unllke many h1gh-pmlile athletes who try to ,,vmd the spotlight outs1de; the ,trena Retton doesn't shy tTom her tmne In a polllaken m 1993, nearly a full decade after her VICtory, she was \Oled the most popul,lf athlete m Amenca • 'T m a real person, an arproachable person," she smd " · ve had so many people come up to me and say. ' I struted gymnastics because of you,' 'I went to college on a scholarsh1p because of you ' To hear that IS humbling and It's an honor " There were many lessons to learn from that pertormance m Los Angeles - about perseverm1ce, mental toughness, the love of sport. She was only SIX weeks removed from a knee mJury when the Olympics rolleil around At the t1me of the mjury, doctors told her she wouldn t be well enough to compete. But she never gave up Karoyh found a doctor who could perfom1 arthroscoptc surgery on the nght knee, a relatively new procedure at the time, then Retton rushed her rehab and d1dn 't let her Olymptc dream dte. On the vault, the last event of the day, she 11a1led a perfect JUmp to overcome Szabo Retton could have quu there. but w1th ftle, USOC offlcmls .bnefed athletes on actmg respectful· ly The message, satd team press a1de Doug Haney, was. "Don ' t be the obnoxious Amencan everyone thmk s we are" Hemmgway md1cated the athletes were receptt ve, mmdful of the criticiSm that ensued m Sydney four years ago when bare-chested members of the men's 400-meter relay team 11. rapped themselves in a US tlag and clowned on the VICtory stand "We can't shove 1t in people 's laces," Hemmgway satd. On the playmg f1eld, Amcncans have m several cases experienced crowds rootmg voc1ferously for the1r nvals At the Greece-U.S basketball game, tans waved Greek flags, sang fight songs and taUllted the Amencans with chants of "Puerto R1co'" ~ the team that upset the NBA players m their opening game. "That was the loude st arena I've ever been m," sa1d LeBron James after the Amencans' stx-pomt vtctory. . The same mght, thousands ot spectators rooted for Germany 's Tommy Haas to upset Roddtck, often makmg no1se as the Amencan prepared to serve "Maybe the clap nght before I served every ttme was a httle much," Roddtck satd after a narrow VICtory. On Wednesday, when· Roddtck was upset by No 16 Fernando Gonzalez of Chile, some spectators chanted "Chtlel Ch1lel" late m the match When a group of Roddtck's fans responded with "U-S-AI U-S-AI", they drew boos and wh1stles Members of the women's soccer team sa1d the crowd at the1r game wtth Braztl was one of the most hosule they had ever encountered - yet pra1sed the1r overall reception m Greece. "We had heard a lot about some ant1-Amencan thoughts, but the Greeks have been unbelievably support! ve, " coach Apnl Hemnchs sa~d "On the f1eld, I thmk they!re cheenng for other teams But one ot the common denomll1'ators of all cui tures ts they chee1 for the underdog." M1dfJelder Julie Fuudy agreed :·when you're out 111 the streets, m the shops, they love to share the1r history ·and culture and they ' re so fnendly," she sa.d "On the f1eld, we 've been getttng some boos, but that's to be expected because we're one of the favontes " 12 starts He had been 6-0 wuh a 2.58 ERA in the pre· VIOUS II outmgs \ The Reds JUmpeo on William s 111 the f1rst with two stra1ght h1ts , a smgle by Felipe Lopez and double by D' Angelo J1menez Casey drove 111 the game's first run with a groundout and Adam Dunn followed wuhan RBI double Wll hams struck out the stde 111 the second, but also allowed two runs on three htts as - the Reds moved ahead 4-0 on Casey's two· run s1 ngle Rolen h1t h1 s 29th homer in . the fourth and Pena an swered w1th h1 s 22nd for the Red s 111 the fifth . PuJols' RBI double cut the gap to 5·2 1n the bottom of · the f1fth , but the Cardmals mJ ssed a chance for more when a relay from short by J1menez caught Walker at the plate for the third out. PuJol s leads the NL With etght homers and 20 RBl s in August, and IS batt1ng .395 ( I 5-for-39) dunng a nme -game hmmg streak. m the AL Central Mark Te1xe1ra, who became the second Rangers player to hit for the cycle Tuesday night, arnved at the ballpark with an upset stomach and went 1-for-4 wuh a double. Indians starter Scott Elarton (2·3) allowed three homers and left in the Sixth . tra1lmg 5-2 Elarton gave up five runs and e1ght hits in 5 1-3 mmngs He struck out five Casey Blake homered and Jody Gerut went 4-for·4 for the Indians, who finished 1·8 agamst Texas this' seasoq. "Those guys have had our number all year," Gerut said "We gave ourselves an <fponunuy to wm the ball- ~arne a couple of t1mes but JUSt couldn t get over the hump " Texas took a 2-0 lead m the frrst when Alfonso Sonano ,struck out but reached first on a w1ld pitch, and Dell ucc1 followed with h1s 12th homer Cleveland made it 2·1 111 the third on Omar Vizquel's RBI smgle. then tied tt at 2 m the founh on Blake's 21st homer Texas went back m front 32 when Blalock's drive down the nght-field lme glanced off the outside of the foul pole In the sixth, Te1xe1ra dou· bled anl1 Blalock hu fiis 26th homer to push Texas' lead to 5·2. • the Opll011 tO take ~lllll ih~l I ,IUit . she 11 ent tm ll She '<:Oied <1 I 0 there 100 - ,1 ihn lllll~ e11<:01e thai """' anytlung bul ,),e.mulg less Suddenly. Ame11c.1 h.1d lh gymnasucs ch,unplon .111e1 ) eaT\ ot behevmg th.1t onl1 EurofX,Ub hke Com.tneu .mel Ob1 Korhul could gmb attent1un ' Does 11 seem "'e :CO jC.us a[!o? ~..On I he one h:mcl "" llecdthe the lllClllUfl('S l U'C \U tJC',U d!Jd VIVId to me.' she s,ml "On the other h.md. 1 cs J-.:L'.IUsc' I\ e got such a clilki CIII hie - m.mwd 14 ve~u .., \\ 1th h llll d.tu~htct' · K,uul y• h,1d .lhc,ld) "built hh reputdllon b) Ul.lchmg Com,meu Bu1 he s.ml Rc1tn11 s moment I"el11dll1 " the ..,\\ l~k"\t ul h1s c,u-eeJ He w,"n·l crcdenll<iktl as .t coach 101 the 19H4 G.unes .111d 011ly made 11 mto the ,ucna 1• 1th a p.bs as an' eyUJpmem mow• He d1dn t move mucl1 equipment liM d.1y though All th10ugh the meet he stood behind the bame1 bel ween the stands and the lloor, fol lowmg Retton - scoldmg, p10ddmg. mot1vatmg • "Now 01 never.'' he told MaJ) Lou when the dec1>1Ve v,mli approached She d1d 11, and K,uu) 1 sc.tled over a bamcade to scoop he1 up a 4-foot-9 , 94-pound sp11te engulfed 111 the beefy ,mns ot the bearhke ROmdnl<lll CUdCh That unage The Wheattes box The be<immg "nile A II JJe pan of the legacy M.try Lou lelt Nobody has supplanted her At least not yet "It was the w,1y she 1el,,ted tn everyone, energ1zed e1eryune around her," Km oly1 smd 'It became one of the lm ehe)l and most exc1tmg mome11ts hec.1use of the personahty ot M.u) Lou · run-first offense llll the otkns11e lme But ncn thuu~h Brown s AssoO<ated Press cu.1ch Buich D.li" sllll IS t ll tkcllil~ "1th !he oftensll'e BEREA It 1hc 111w ' l\1u l Zuk.1usk.1s 1s Cle \ el.llld 8ro11 "' need to n,m 1hc 1h11d pl.1yer to start lUll ihC b,dl tO SUCCCL'd llll ,It lc It uu.ml - G.1rc 1a >aid ' ol lcnse so he It qii.II!Cib,llk h ~ t ~n I h1nk111!2 tn Jo m01 e Jell (j,uua s.1ys ' ,u,tmb l m~ thdri rn the pdst 'I W.llll to do 1\ h.ll el Cl It AI \..( he .:.In ·! 1e,ll ly tdkes tu \\Ill lnnlh.ll l ,dt,,d tu l k 1111"ed th1ee g.11n es he s,11 d \\ cdncsd,1y UdlllC;.; \\ lth lll )lllll!S l..t-.t .:;e ~t ­ The Bwwns .J\CI Lt g~ J "i 1 ~ llll He h111 t h1' b.tck lilting 1 .ud' pel ''" '! 111 !hen I 11SI \\Ct!!h t" belorc !J,tllll n Q. p!L'"iC'~t\On gLune but th~11 c.1111-p and II Ci el IC tlllllCd tO p.t . . -..tng g.unc Wd"n t nc.u h ltdl sll cnt!l h Ulll lll g h" l ca~ t ,Is cffiCIC ill ) !Odltltl\ C' ~C d'-1011 "d i1 Ce (odlll.l 11lfo ho~ s !h101111 \ l)l)l) lo1 ll1lllc th ,m 1 000 v.n d' ·t\ .. ldr ·'" I .1111 t:o n~.:er n ed th1ee t1me s ,,,,d the Bl ~l\\11' tltn .ue go1ng 10 do the best olte1h e m·eds tu estdhl "h .111 posSible JO h 111 tlonl ol me.'' 1dentll). dnd hdndtn g oi l 10 G.IICI,t smd I have conltt ttnntn g h .tLk~ I ~e Sugg~ denc e "' th em to step n up .111d Willl,llll C11ee11 " l111e and du what they " need to 11 11h tu m do "It 1t me .111 ' pound 1ng the G,ulld abo sa 1d he bnngs l,>otb,!ll then th e1e diC ccr- 111tcnsny 10 the Browns l,lln th1ng, th1ough the pass- Rook1 e t1~h t end Kell en tng g~u n e th.Il we can ueate W1nslow J~ commen!ed on bec.lllse ot th,ll. he Sdld Tuesd<1v th,ll !he Browns The lmme1 49eiS qu.~rler need more li re b.1ck sw d he s sllll adJUSilll g G<~rc1 ,1 sa1d maybe to " new oll cnse 111 h ~< t 11 st Winslow hds a po1nt lldll1111 g camp ~>. ll h th e "He '' !he 1ype of pl ayer B10wn' He' ta ken mo1c that pldy.s "'nit an awtul lot 1Cpe ll!1 011 s 111 J11.1Ci 1Ce of e mOtiOn 1f rhe team •cce nll ) and S<illi he cxpecls c<~n gel ,m yw hele dose to to be up to speed b) !he Sept m.Hchii1J th at 111tensny le;el 12 openc1 ag,11ns1 B.tl t11110t'e 11 wou ld be a tedm th,lt tl1es 1 hell' ,lie CCitdll1 ll1111gs aiOtlltd .111d pl<~ys lu ll speed rh.ll I .1111 11 y111g t o .ld dpt lo eve1 y -. tn gle doVvn •· Garcta he '"'d 'The1c .11e cef1 .11 11 thmg s th,!l !hiS offen se needs ''" dKe llen h11ngs " cenam to .tddpt to m e d"' ftlJ (h \:Vh.tt 11<~10 1 to 1he te,un II pl.1yers I bttn ~ to the t.1bl e can look ,mel ICdCt towa rd n GarCt.t "'d td he g t ve~ th e 111qe,1d ul be 1ng pu shed Bnmn s ,, diffe rent loo k a""Y trom it. I 1l111tk 1t will be1ng able to 11111\e Mound 111 be " pos ll ~>e thm g 101 th1s the 'pocket .111d t.1ke p1 e"'"e team., Bv JoE The Daily Sentinel • Page 83 www.mydailysentinel.com t~ter M!LICIA c.nt. c .... nty OH In One Week With Us REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS PLUS YOUR AD ONLINE To Pla~e ~rthune Sen tine Your Ad. 992-2156 Call Today••• (7 40) 446-2342 (740) Or Fax To 9112-2157 Otftfee ~ro~~ Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. r 76 YARn SALF.· GIVE~IVAY Pl.I'!.FASANT 6 Fam1ty yard sale 353 3rd Street Mason WV 9 OOam·? 3 m1n1 ~o p Eat rabbtls free Ia August 19-20 New cloth good home 6 free krttens mg att srzes complJ ter com some long hatr Call ponents lots of mtsc terns (740)992 6548 Ty Beantes 7 week old puppieS m1Ked Aug 20th & 21st 8 4 Multi breed to gtve away Fam11y Furnrture Games (740)388 9956 Home Deco ratmg Clothes M1sc Henderson 104 Grve away 3 yoars old locust St female cat declawed ltxed name LlJcy (740)742 8803 Movtng Sale 33 18 Howard Avenue Bellemead Fn S/20 Ul1\'1;ANil & Sat 8/21 9 OOam to FOIINil 3 OOpm Lots of everythrng 1 WANrJ.]) LOST fe ma le Chocolale TO Buy Lab Albany area Fam1ly pet Reward money , (740)698 99 42 or (740)707· Absolute Top Dollar U S 4426 Stiver and Gold Cons Prootsets Gold Rtngs US Lost Blue Healer female Currency ·M T S 1 Cotn Shop no collar Bladen Road area 151 Second AvenlJe (740)~56 1399 Gallipolis 740 446 2842 t r·-------,J i~ ~ Please help me ftnd th s ja r Ball Perfect Maso!l V2 ptnl green color with #13 on the bottom I w1ll pay a premium pnce· (740)533·3870 YAHD SAlE 1::!:!1""'-::':"'"~:"'"--'1 Y.~RD SA.LE· on GA.IHPOLIS I RolJte 141 Just past the Jumbo on ltle left "1!\I<IS ·-------,J 2 Famt ty yard sate SatlJrday AuglJ st 21 8 30 1110 AM 4 00 PM 3399 Slale 1 \11'1 <>\\II' I HEI~P WANTEil ' $300 Sign on Bonus!'! Amby Lan e 2nd left past Sat Sam The Korn er Strollers carseats toys rugs truckma ts adult & m1sc too HUGE l 74 YARO SALE· l'oMEROY/MIDillll Fnday- Saturday August 20 21 Bam 4pm Clothes ca r pels fur lll!ure biCycles Chevy truck 4WD Top Chesler Httl 3rd house on leH Are you looking for a stable JOb? Give us a calli YolJ could earn up to SB/hour plus bonuses We also offer pa1d tramlng holidays and vacat ons Full or part time shtfts ava tlable Call today for an appomtmentl 1 877·463·6247 ext 2456 CLASSIFIED INDEX Diabetes Awareness Day 2004 D?or prizes, Give a"'(ays and Education! HMC Conference Room ABC - August 21, 2004 Guest Speaker: Nabil W. Fahmyl MD ·olabetes Advancements in the 21st Century• For more Information contact Debbie Barcus at 740.446.5424 HOLZER. CLINIC Registration begins at 8:30am 4x4's For Sate ........................................... 725 Announcement.... . .. .....•.... 030 Antiques .................... ................................ 530 Apartments lor Rent . ..... . • .••. . ... 440 Auction and Flaa Market. ........... ., .............. 080 Auto Parts & Accessories ... ....•. 760 Auto Repair.... ..•..... ....... ........................ 770 AutQIIor Sate...... .. .. • .... .... 710 Boats & Motors lor Sllle . .•. . .•.. ....•. 750 Building Supplies..... ..•.. .• .... .• .. . .•. . 550 Business and Buildings ....................... 340 Business Opportunity... . ....... ..... ••. 210 Business TraJnlng. . ............. 140 Campers & Motor Homes .•••.•....••.......•.... 790 Camping Equipment •.. ...• .. ... .•.... 780 Cards ol Thanks ........................................ 010 Child/Elderly Care .. ••. •.•. 190 ElectrtcaURelrlgerallon ......... ............... 840 Equipment lor Rent...... . .... .... .480 Excavating .... . . . .... .............. 830 Farm Equipment............ ....•..•...... ....•. 610 Farms lor Rent.. ......•........430 Farms lor Sale................ ............. ..... ...•... 330 For Lease ...... ..... . . .... .. 490 For Sale ...... .................... ....... •. ..••. . .•... 585 For Sale or Trade • .. 590 Fruits & Vegetables .................................... 580 Furnished Rooms ...... . ... . . ...... ... 450 General Hauling ........................................850 Giveaway.......... .. ...... . .... • . . . . . ... 040 Happy Ads . • . . ...... .... . ..... ............050 Hay & Grain.......................... .. ...• . ... . . 640 Help Wanted........... . .............................. no Home Improvements. ........... . • ......... . . 810 Homes lor Sale.... ... .. ..... .................. 310 Household Goods .................... . .... ....... 510 • Houses lor Rent . .. ................................ 410 In Memoriam .......................... . .......... ... .020 lnaurance ...................... ............................ 130 Lawn & Garden Equ.tpment ...................... 660 Llvaatoek. ................. . ........ .....................630 Loat and Found ........................................... 060 Lola & Ac1'811ge .......................................... 350 Mlocellaneoua ........................................ 170 Mlacellaneoua Merchandtoe ....................540 Mobile Home Repair .............. ..................860 Mobile Homeolor Rent ........ ................. 420 Mobile Homes lor Sale....... ......•.•......••320 Money to Loan..................... ...................220 Motorcyclea a. 4 Wheelero ......................740 Mualcellnatrumenta.... ......................... 570 J>waonela.. ............................ ...• ... 005 Pets lor Sale ................ . ...... ............ . .. 560 Plumbing a. Heating............ .. •• " .••. . 820 ProleiSional Sarvlcea.. .... . .................... 230 Radio, TV a. CB Repair ................... . ...160 Real Eatate Wanted .................................... 360 Schoolalnatructlon ..............................,.. 150 Seed, Plant a. 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Noon ;t Bu•lne•• D•v• Prior To Publlcat:lon Sund•y Dl•play 1 . 00 Thur•day f'or Sund•v•-P••I"'' HOME'> SA.LE REGISTERED NURSES Attn· Dlann1 Thomp•on, HR Scenic Hlllt Nurtlng Center 311 Buckridge Road Bldwoll, OH -14 Ph 7401448-7150 Fu:: 74Qf44&-2438 Email: admln thn 0 tandemheetthcare com SF/DFIEOE HRO..ncNmhMithCW'I com Make 50% sellmg Avon L1m1ted time ONLY (740)446-3358 Fnst5to call receives a~gtft Movre Gallery, One of the Nettons Fastest growmg Vi deo Renta l Chams IS Opentng a Store 1n PI Pleasant We are htnng for Part Time PositiOns at thts t1me Please send Resume to the Attentton ol L1sa Mov1e Gallery 121 1 warwood Ave Wheehng WV 26003 We wdl also be holdmg a Job Fa t, August 19th from Noon until 4 PM The Job F8M wtll be held at the former Ctasstc V•deo Location at 2~ 14 Jackson Ave m ~ Pteasam ;c_ MOBILE HOMF.S FOR SALE FOR _An Excelle nt way to earn Need a Healing Cooling money The New Avon Installer wtth at least 1 year Call Manlyn 304 882: 2645 expenence Certlclf ted Techtc1an w11h at least one AVON• All Areas• To 8lJy or yea r experience Pay Oy Se ll Shrrley Spears 304 expenence O'nly expere675-1429 lnced need apply Call 1740)441 1236 BlJsmess 1s boom1ng look mg for expenenced drywall htrmg for FfT Now and tnm crew for modular HolJsekeepe r and PIT Front and manufactlJred homes Please fax resume or com- De sk at Blue Fountarn pany mlormalton to 740 Motet Phone (740)446· 0241 Pteaso come 1n 385-7671 - - - - - - - -Bustness 15 boomtng look fiurs:e: Full Trme A JACHO rng tor part ttme serviCe and accredited progressive and delivery help Call 740 385 growtng home Infusion com pany stllJated m southeast 4367 or tax resume to 740ern Oht o 1s se ekmg a nurse 385-7671 - - - - - - - - - wrlh 3 5 yrs expenence m tnllJSIOil therapies Cashland Expenence m Medtrontc Full t1m e Customer Serv1ce ref1tl s helpful but not neces Assocrate Great pay excel sary Uppermost pay scale tent benefits MlJSI have Please fax reslJme to John computer & money handling Raytts 740-662 0715 or e>;per ei'l Ce Fax resume to ema1t Jrayt•s@aol com 740·441 8940 or piCK up apphcat1on at 1312 Eastern ParamediCS & EMT s Ave Galltpolls needed Apply at 1354 Ceram c Ttle Installer look· Jackson PtKe Gaillpohs mg for Labor Responsrbtltfles Cutttng Part t me help needed to ltle cleamng tile after grout care lor chtldren tn even tngs 1s apphed Keepmg tools 2 3 t1mes per week In Rto clean and orgamzed Pay Grande are a (740)2 45· starts at MlntmlJm wage 0552 Ema I Resume to doubled Part t me babysttter Must be wv@hotmall com honest dependable pat ten! Delivery/Warehouse person and 1ov1ng Send resume needed full tr me rmmed1ate w1th references to CLA box opening must have excel 569 c/o Gallrpolrs Tr bune lent drtvrng record, apply at 825 Thrrd Ave Gallipolis l1 festyle FurndlJre 856 3rd OH 45631 Avs Gallipolis 9 5 no phone calls please Aeceptlomst/Congregatronal Care Coordina tor 30 hours Due to our recent Agen cy a week Grace Umted expansiOn Medt Home MethodiSt Church Applicant Health Agency Inc IS seek· must have knowledge of tng both a fuiHrme AN Case M1crosolt Word general Manager and a full t1me AN ofhce mach mes and have a Patient Care Coordinator pleasant and outgotng per· POS itiOn Ill the Gallipolis sonahty Please bnng Ohio and surroundtng area resume to the church 600 Dulles Include estabhshmg Second Ave Ga.tl rpohs and mamta1n1ng open l1nes bEfore August 29th ol communicati on with area phystclans and health care factllttes tn the del very of Home Health services Must oe licensed 111 bo!J1 Oh1o and West V•rgtnla We otter a co mpetitive salary be!leftts Sce ntc HillS Nursing Center, package and 401K E OE a Tandem Health Care Please send res ume to 352 Fac•lrty 1s seektng a select Second Avenue Galhpohs lew to JOrn our outstanding OH 4563~ Ann Brran K1ng team We currently seek a full lime AN Proper license AN or cert•f•cat1on necess ary Ga thpohs Attorney seeks We offer pay for expenence quaht1ed tnd1v1dual to hll perfect attendance mcen part-t1me Secretanal posl· t1ve shiH differential extra hOn lo become full ltme shift pickup bonus excellent Wllhm a year Expenence a beneltts excellent workmg 1 p1us but no t necessary Pay environment and mlJch based on eKpenence Send more' Please apply to resume to CLA box 568 c/o Attn· Dianna Thompson, GatltpoltS Tr blJne, 825 Third HR Ave Gallipolis OH 45631 Scenic Hilla Nursing Center LICENSED 311 Buckridge Aoecl PRACTICAL NURSE Bidwell, OH 45614 Ph 7401446-7150 Scentc Htlls Nursing Center Fax 7401446-2438 a Tandem Health Care Email admln •hnO Fac1 1tty ts seek1ng a select tandemhealthcare.com lew to JOin our olJtstandtng team We clJ rrently seel<. full SF/DF/EOE hme LPNs Proper hcense or HROt.ndemhutthcare com certtficat10n requ1red We offer extra shtf1 p1ckup SASSY SCISSORS bonus shrtt differential Stylist wanted Salary/ exce llent benel1ts, perfect CommiSSIOn 740-441·1880 attendance mcentives and Of 740-256-6336 much morel Please apply to Secretary for medical offtce part time M W F 9am to 5pm apply at 1122 Jackson P1ke or calf (740)441·1971 STATE TESTED NURSING ASSISTANTS TRAVEL U.S.A. Publ1cat1on Sates Co hlrtng 18 sharp enthustastic lndtvtduals to travel the U S Travel tratnmg lodging and transportation fur mshed AeflJrn GlJaranteed Start Today 1-800-781· 1344 -V-dl-ag_e_ o_t_M_r-dd- le_p_orl_h_lf_ln-g ltscal off cer TreaslJrer need "Clerk some account1ng background Can p1ck up apphcalton • at Middleport Pohce Stat1on Deadline date Aug 27 2004 Equal Opportunity Employer 311 Buollfldg•BldwoA, OH 45614 Ph 7401448-7150 F••· 7401'44&-2438 Email admln ahnO 1andemhealtheare com SFlOFIEOE HRO~rnMmhun~~c~ ---...J 3 bedroom house w1th 1 23 Wanted LPN on CNA for tn acres on Bull Run Ad home care otfemale patient Vmton 740·388-8527 or Some weekends & some 740·388·0121 evemngs shtfts required Send resume to CLA Box 3 bedroom 2 bath ft rep tace 570 elo Gallipolis Tnbunt;~ 1 5 acres on Buckeye H1lls $85 000 Call 825 Th rd Ave Gallipolis Road 1740)709, 1166 OH 45631 150 SOJOOL.S L""-rnucnoN Gallipolis Career College (Careers Close To Home) Call Today1740 446-4367 , 800·21 4·0452 www galllpoH~aeroonege com Aa:;rad led Membe r Accred•t ng Council lor Independent CoPeges j':;;"'~"" ~ hoo :;:1:, • ':,:2;.:"::"----, It 1992 Southern Ehte Mobrle Home 16x70, 2 bedroom 2 bath some appltances $9 900 Call (740)949 20 11 ~-------',--- For sale or rent 2 bedroom mobile homes start rng at $270 per month Call 740 992-2167 .. liKe new 2000 Redman 16XBO 3 bedroom 1 2 bath vmyl/sh ngle .2X6 loaded wrth even more opt ons Can he lp With delivery Call Harold (740)385 9948 Make 2 payments move In 4 years on note (304)736 3409 New 14 w de only $899 down and only $149 74 per month Call N kkt (740)385 7671 New Oakwood mega store featurtng Homes by Oakwood Fleetwo od & Gites One stop shopping on ly at Oakwood Homes of 3 story hOuse n Pomeroy 5 Barboursville WV (304)736bedrooms lr dr k1tchen 1 3409 1/2 bath fu ll basement w/3 rooms approx ~4 acre 4 REDU CED 1991 16x80 3 decks 3/4 newly remodeled Oedroom 2 full bath 1 year $65 000 no land contract old heat pump Home needs mqlll res on ly moved S13 400 (740)446 sertolJs (740)20'8·7080 740·594· 2923 9181 SAVE·SAVE·SAVE 4 bedroom 2 bath C!irport Stock models at old pnces front/rear decks outbuilding 2005 models arnvmg Now Mob•le Homes 76 acre near Centerville Coles 15266 U S 50 East Alhens $80 000 (7 40)682-8203 Ohro 45701 1740)592 1972 By O~ner US 35 m Mason Where You Get Your County 5 Room s & Bath (2 Moneys Worth Bedrooms) large Sun Lan;& Room 12x32 all new ACREAGE Carpet Full Basement 112 acre lot $47 500 (304)675-2933 3 ad]o tmng tots tn GaU1a Co Aprox 28 acres 2 With large houses Call for more mlo (740)245 9549 I 1170 MISCELlANEOUS . • WfiiiTED IJ PEOPLE we Pay You I $CASH REWARDS$ For the We1gh t you Lose tn 30 Days Call Tracy 740·44 1· 1982 (800 )201-0832 www lamousnatr1h0n com c:http /Jwwwfamousnutntlon com/:> t WOJU( F~O" ttO"E WANTED Home Based Bus tness Earn $200 $500 PIT Earn $2 000 and up FfT Pa1d Vacat1ons Bonuses 740-441 1984 aaa 540 8097 www workatcasa com <http J/www worKatcasa co nd1v1duat lookmg to bu and or po ss tbly teas XCIUSIV8 huntrng rtgh!S I roperty 1n Metgs County h10 Prefer ac reage 5 cres and larger If Interest d , please ca ll (304)372 004 ml> ~~-~:----., 1180 W.&.M'EI> To Do Care Gtver & LPN team w111 care lor elderly tn your home, (304)675-65,3 or (304)674-()082 DRYWALL Install Frmsh Patnt1ng Carpententry Bathrooms Residential Commerc al INSURED NOTH ING TO SMALL Flal Prices Steve-{740)388-8731 11'\\\tl\1 "' ~ OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH NG CO recommends tha ou do bustness with peo le you know and NOT t end money th rough th ~all until you have 1nvestl ated the offering. r~~ TURNED DOWN ON SOCIAL SECURITY 1851? No Fee Unless We Wtnt , ·888 582·3345 Wanted weekly cteanmg jobs Can provide references SeriOus InqUires only. (740)245«48 please leave SceniC Hills Nurs1ng Center, message a Tandem Health Care I~ I \I I ...., I \I I Facility 1s seek1ng a select few to join our outslandtng team We cu rren11y seek full time & part time STNAs Proper certifiCatiOn reqwed We offer shtlt differential 0% Down Payment even e.~~:cenent benefits perfect wtth less then perfect cred11 attendance Incentives and Easy qualifying Own don t much morel Please apptx to rent Local company Attn Dianna Thomp8on, HR ~tc Hilla Nurelng C.nter pos 1bte on 1hts 3 bedroom ath modern home on 1 eras newly refinished 1 001 central atr hea ump basement convtent y located 1 5 m las of oute 50 & only 5 mmute rom Tuppers Plams pproxlmetely $850. onthly payment Cal hrts or Robbi e a "'7-'4"'0:::;66::.;7'-'3:::0:;;4.;.1 2 houses m Pomeroy one for $26 000 one for $21 000 for sate or tease w/oplton to buy (w/good cred rt) (740)698-7244 All real eatate advertlsmg In thla newspaper Ia subjad to the Federal Fair Houalng Aet of 1968 which mekea II tlleg• lo edverUae "any preference, limitation or dlacrlmlnatlon based on r~~ce cotor, rellglon , ..x familial atatus or national origin, or any intention to make any such preference llmltalion or discrimination' This newepaper will not knowingly accept edver11..menta for real estate which Ia In violation of the law Our readers are hereby informed that all dwelling• advertiHd In thla newapaper are a\latlable on an equal opportunity baaea For Sate 5 Am House 1n Po1n1 Pleasant F1xer Upper $12 000 OBO (304)773'• 5040 Homes from $1 0 DOD! Fodos\Jre VA Hud tor listing 1 BOO 749· 8106 eK 1709 FOR HOUSEHOLD Goons RENT 1 and 2 bedroom apart ments furn1s hed and unfur: n1shed secunty depostt requtred no pets 74{}-992 22 18 ThOmpsons Applrance & Reparr-675 7388 For sale re conOthoned automa ttc washers & dryers refnge ra tors gas and electnc ranges arr cond I toners and 2 bedroom apa rtment 556 wnnger washers W II do Th rd Ave Depostt & refer repairs on major brands •n ences Call Vlrg n a 740 shop or at your home 4464t10 Used Furnrture Store 1 3 ~ Appt ca!IOns be ng taken for Butav1lt e P1ke Dressers ve ry clean 1 bedroorr m colJches mattresses rec1 1n colJntry setting yet close to ers grave monum en ts 2002 town Washer dryer stove Bass Tracker hshmg boat fndg e rncl uded Water and (740)446 47a2 Gallipolis garbage rncluded Total elec OH Hrs 1 1·3 tnc wtlh AC Tenant pay elec lrtc $300 deposit $375 per month No pets No smok 1ng 740446-2205 or 740 446 9585 ask lor Vtrpm a Buy or sel l Rtvenne Anhques 1124 East Ma n BEAUTIFUL APARTon SA 124 E Pomeroy 740 MENTS AT BUDGET 992 2526 Russ Moore PRICES AT JACKSON owner ESTATES 52 Westwood Dnve from $344 lo $442 MLSLY.I LANl:OUS Walk to shop & movres Call MERCfiANI)ISE 740 446 2568 Equal HOlJStng Opportunrty Attention Deer Hunters t CONVENIENTLY LOCAT EO & AFFORDABLE' To wnhouse apartme nts and/or small houses FOR RENT Call (740)441 1111 for apphcat1on & •nformafiOn For Lease Beaut•fulty restored untwn•shed two bedroom apartmenl over looktng Ctty Park and Rtver All new appltances 1 1/2 baths $600/ mo Secunty depostt Reterences requtred No pets Call 740 446 2325 or 740 446 4425 Fu rn shetl efttcrency all ulth Ires patd share bath $150 mon th 919 2nd Ave (7 40)446·3945 - - - - -- -- Gract olJS ltvrng ~ and 2 bed· room apartm ents at Vrllage Manor and R1vers1de Apa rtments m Middleport From $295 $444 Call 740 992·5064 EqlJal Housrng Opportuntt es and Home Butchers Etectnc Meat Sltcer globe grav ty feed 12 1nch self sharpenrng blade profes s1onat s ze $2 00 I rm (740)367 0868 after 6pm EKtra Long Twrn Bed N/Frame Mattress & Box Spnngs $200 Desk & N1ght Sland 1304)882 2494 JET AERATION MOTORS Rel;latred New & Aebutlt tn Stock Call Ron Evans 1 BOO 537 9528 Kales Metal Insulated Storage Bu ldrngs Ad d a Room Offr ce Hunlrng Camp Meat Cooler Dog Houses P1ke St Hartford (304 ) 532 8943 NEW AND USED STEEL Steel Beams Ptpe Reba r For Concre te Angle Channel, Flat Bar Steel Gra t ng For Dratns New 1 Oedro om apt Phone Drrveways & Walkways L&L {740)446 3736 Scrap Metals Open Monday Hol)SL'; FOR RENT One bedroom garage apa rt men! krtchen furnished $400 (740)992 3823 Outck•e Breezy Ll Wt 16" Narrow Adult Wheelchalf Leg Rests w/Eievated Condrtmn 0% Down Payment even Pleasant Valley Apartment Excellenl w1th less than perlect cred I Are now takrng Appllcallons (304)67 5 1038$300 Easy quahfy1ng Own don 1 for 2BR 3BR & 4BR Tr uck topper f1ts shOrt-bed rent Local company Applicatron s are take n StO Slandard patiO doo r Mortgage Locators 740· Monday thru Friday tram sx8 e•cellent condition 992·732 1 9 00 AM -4 PM, OffJce IS Sltdtng w ndow 3x4 Upnght- ~ Located at 1151 Evergreen prano (740)256 6647 1 PoSSibly 2Br House par Dnve Pomt Pleasant WV .:__.:._.:__ _ __ bally fur nished tn New Phone No IS (304)675 5806 Wetght bench (Body Sm1th) Haven $275 Rent $250 EH 0 390 lbS free wetghts curl Deposl! No Pets (304)882 bar poc deck lal pull down 3652 Pomeroy two 2 bedroom leg eKte nston $300 apartments A & S fur (740)446 6194 2 BR house on Mill Creek w/d hook up nrshed $325/month plus depos1t NaylOr s Run area Bt ~I.DL'I!G and utilitieS HUD accepted (740)992-6886 SUPI'I~ (740)446·251 5 tles Sec Dep $450 References required Call (740)446-3644 tor an apphcahon t Twtn Atvers Tower 1s accept Block bnck sewer ptpes:' mg appltcahons lor walttng wrndows lintels etc ClauctS ltst lor Hud-substzed 1- Or W n1ers Aro Grande OH apartment call 675·6679 Cat1 740- 245 5121 EHO l.,r__FuRNisHmoiRil o lili ~IS- ,1~ t FO~ 2 male Pomenans pups Room and Board at COzy AKC regt slered Parents on Hollow Monthly and weekly prem ises Call 740 992 rates available (740}245 4029 3 fe male Pomeraman pups 10 weekS old blacl( 7 40-388· $250 00 each 8642 Home tor rent 3br 2-bath 2-car detached Garage 1n Mtnt Storage for rent• 4x15 & Glenwood $400 monlh plus 8x15 spaces 800-322 2433 AKC Golden Retnever pup-ptes $300 each (740)&43 _30_5_7-----~- dePo&rt (304)743-8584 Tra1ter space for re nt m 0013 Very Nice 2br home w/good Now Ava1table 819 VIand St Rec1ne (740)992 5858 Black Lab AKC reQISier&d 5 credit I wtl( Fmance $1()(() Pt Pleasant 2 br fuM basa· \ II U! t I \ '\ 111 . . , 1 months ok:l all shots $200 down lor more tnfo call ment $400 oo + util ref & r.;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ (740 >245 9<51; (304i674.Q019 dep 304-875-8902 r1o HOUSilHOW Jack Russell Tome r pup· ples·OOrn June 8111 2 males 1 1 G<KJnl; 2 females (7 40)245·5624 -..._ uvu Used App li ances r M~~~ r M~~ 740- 1980 14x 70 newty remod eled 2 br 1 ba new carpet new bath parltalty fur· nlshed (740)645 0290 NO DOWN PAYMENT (740)441·9818 Poss1ble on lt11s 3 br 1 bath hOme country sen1ng 1984 65ft Schultz 2 bed· secluded on a paved road, room very good shape 8 acres $9800 Aacrne area Ca ll aher Spm approxrma tety $650 per [740)446 9342 month, clean ready to IT'IOV8 rnto shown by appomtrnenl 1988 14x76 tra•ler, on rJ.nted senous tnqu1nes only call (740)949 3124 No lot (740)247-4100 calls after 9pm please Mortgage- Loca tors 99.2-7321 APART\IENTS N 1ce GrolJnd Floor 2br W/D Tuesday Wednesday & Hook up Ref Dep No Pets Frrd ay Sam 4 30pm Closed Thu rsday Saturd ay & ' for sate tn Mercerville 4 (304)675 5 162 Lots Sund ay 1740)446-7300 acres good bwldmg Site One Bedroom Garage Pole Barn 30x50x10FT $17 500 (740 )256·1825 Apartmenl m Pt Pleasant $5 995 lncllJdes Patnted Furnrshed very clean and Meta l Plans InstructiOn Kl \1 II s n•ce No Pets No Smoktng Book Slrder Free Delivery phone t304)675 1386 (937 )559 8385 House for Sale on 50x70 FT lot on Front Street tn Mason as kong $28 000 (304)773· 2br 1 112 mtles out ot Town Must have Ref No dogs 5132 $100 deposit $300 a month New bsflng 296 LeGrande Call (304)675·1429 Blvd Avatlable Now• 3 bed· 3 bedroom hOuse no pets room 1 ~ 12 bath storage bulldmg Lennox healia1r $375 month $200 deposit Call after 3pm & weekends (740)446,3617 Senous calls only Extra tot For Rent House· 2 bdrm beside home w/proper ty wlbsmt A1ver vtew close to (740)446-4050 town $450/rno You pay utthNtee 2 bedroom large bath wtlh washer/dryer hookup lt vmg room large dmmg room dry basement out of flood platn corn er lot on Gen Hartenger Parkway Pr 1ce. reduced (740)992· VISA N'ow you can have borders and graphics ~ added to your classified ads <:, mo. Borders$3.00/perad ~ Graphics 50¢ for small $1 .00 for large • All ada must be prepaid" HEl.PWAN!lD JUST SAY CHARGE IT! (304) 675-1333 - Word Ads 110 1. Regt~ter 2 Bedroom Trailer Parti ally Furn ished Cable & all Utilities paid •nctuding l:.ot Rent 5600 month $350 0opoot1 George 5 1 Mason wv 25260 (304 )882 '2611 2 bedroom trke new central air (740)446-2003 2br 14x70 Mobile Home m New Haven $300 a month + S300 depoon (304)882· 1107 ~G-·- ~:~;~;~~~ed Wash:~: Ranges and Dryers Refnge rators Some start at S95 Skaggs Appl1a,-.ces 76 Vme St (7 40}4461J9S -------Mollohan Carpel 202 Clark Chapel Road Pgrter Oh10 (740)446·7-144 1·877·8309162 Free Esbmates Easy financing 90 dayS same as ca sh VlsaJ Master Card Dnve a lttt1e save alot r Sliver Conn Trumpet w/case Good cond rllon {304)675 3730 after 5 00 r •f'Rtm & VEGETABUS Cann•ng tomatoes you piCk. $4 oo """'"" Coli (740)37Q. 9110 I �., • Page 84 • Tl)e Daily Sen'tinel Thursda~August19,2004 www.mydailysentinel:com Help Wanted Happy Ad Thursda~August19,2004 Help Wanted www.mydailysentinel.com ALLEYOOP WANTED lher,'s filo Need To Get ACROSS Phillip Alder 20 hr/wk M-F, as scheduled. Must have high school diploma/GED, valid driver's license, three years good driving experience and adequate automobile insurance. $7.00/hr. Send resume to: · Just Because You're 48. . Buckeye Community Services IF YOU RENT Pomeroy Eagles What would you lose if there was a fire? Every Thursday & Sunday Doors Open 4:30 For a Free Quote· or Appointment :ocltV Hupp lnsu.rance , " ..,.,w Financial Servicest Pre-employment dr~g testing. Equal Opportunity Employer. Box 189. • Middleport Sweet corn. for sale $1.75 1992 Mercury Grand 92 Cnevy Silverado 4-WD, Bass Tracker Tadpole (Flat your own con- Marques. loaded, an power. $4 ,000.00 (740)l.446·1619 Bottom) 14FT WJB Horse Mercury & traile r $2 ,500 tainer. (740)949-1316 . new ·c/ dl stef eo, ti res & after 4pm. (304)675· 1731 ,_-~----., brake s. $2500 080, i _ 2 Cyrpw Side by side, $2,250 each or $4,250 for two. (740)446·7525. • '• r: 2 Radiators; mise file cabi· netS. 5 metal desks. (2) 2pc desks. (740)987-2901 2 seater Go-Cart, 6.5 HP Briggs engine. Call lor price. Just brought at Christmas. 1996 Dodge Dakota SIC (740)256· 1126. auto. 4x4, ai r. $6.995; t 997 _Ford Ranger Splash SIC, FoR SALE 4x4 , 5 speed. air. Riverview OR TRADE Mo tor s Across from Speedway Pomeroy, Oh 1999 Ford Ranger. NeedS (7401992·3490 some work. Trade or !?est . offer (No Gun Trades) 1996 Olds Ciera ii1ter·& ~xt . In good co ndition , runs good, needs manifold or I \1{\J,ll 'l ' l l l ' manifold gas ket $800 .\ 11\J .., I()( h. (304)937·3348 or (304)937· 2705 · • FARM Fo:~E r }"'oR SALE 1995 Astra Van, 3 seater, front/rea r NC . Price $4,700. 4 LIVh~K Appa loosa Mare fpr safe 740-446·0103 12yr old, gentle. broKe to ride $800 sponed all over 95 Dodge Neon automatic , (304)937·2281 tilt , 92,000 miles. $1 ,200 080. 740·256·9031 . Beautiful 3 year old Registered Quarter hOrse, 97 Chevy Camara. Black, TPaint Mare, saddle broke. tops, loaded, 100,000 miles. Aski ng $2,000. (740)388· Excellent condition. ·$4,800. (740)9115-3677. 0366. 1991 Buick (304)675·2799 Contractor Residential & · Commercial Hquses, porches, Garages, Pole Barns, Rools, Renovations 740-949-1606 7 40-591-1053 JONES' Tree Service e1<cellent $9,200.00 624B . 820 East Main St. • Pomeroy · beside Larry 's Fruit S1and Lawn L . H}R SALE ~ 1991 Sedan 'Deville looks 1991 Fo rd Ranger XLT 4cyl. great, rides great, great gas 5 speed, 2 wheel Or., toot $2999 OBO . box $800 (304 )675· I 240 mileage. (740)441 ·9101 2000 Ford Ranger XLT, 1992 Honda Civic ··runs • automatic 304-675· 1176 great, 5-speed, alr, $800.00 82 Dodge, new windshield, 7 40-388-()4.34 or 388-884 7 . neW muftler. runs good Roi -Air Air Compressor BoATS & MOTORS r•oR SAI. .E ~.10'11~'" l;· Hourll 7:00 AM - 8:00 PM HAS SOMETHING FOR YOU!! ~ "m ~ Generating Sys1ems and 2000 Sea Ray, 180 BA, Power steering, Am-Fm , Cass. , Bikini Top, selling due to health $9,800 (304)675· 3354 Publk NoUns in Newsp.. pcn. Yout Righi to Know. Delivered Rig:bt lo Your Door. Open 8:30-li:OO M·F; SaL 8:30-2:00 992-1033 Pick- up an~ delivery serv1ce Seff·Storage Looking for a non profit · · organization to work one day of admission gates at the 2004 Meigs County Fair. Please Call 740-985-4159. NOTICE OF POSI- . State of Ohio; the plat which Is Volume 79 tit page TION VACANCY PARCEL NO. I: referred to above 255 and recorded 12Pureuant to · the Beginning North 21 whlch will hereafter 4·98, Al1o commonly 33795 Hiland Rd. Malter Agreement, all deg. 5T west, 76.15 be flied In the ofllce known as: 124 Pomeroy, Ohio certified sfafl of feet from an Iron pin of the Metga County Fairland, Middleport, Ea1tem Local School located at 1he south- Recorder; 1h""ca In a OH Diatrlct ara hereby easterly corner of the westerly direction 60 Parcel· No. 15-01294 noiHied that a vtu:8n· M.D. Brickle& .262 feet; thence North 53 and 1~1293. cy ex1111 lor the posl- acre lot which aaid deg. 5' Eaatto ha pubThe Petitioner fur• tlon of Slx1h Grade Iron pin Is located on lie road; th""ce lol- lher alleges 1hat by Barnhart ,I.'\, I Elementary Teacher. thil Northerly line ol lowing the south line reason ol default of ( on .... trtll tiuu Builders Any certified stall Gran1 street In the of the public road to the Defandant(s) In 30 years experience member wishing to · VIllage ol Middleport, 'the westerly bound- the payment of a VInyl Siding be considered lor thil . · Ohio; thence North ary of Perea! No. I; · promi11ory note, •New Homes Replacement Windows vacancy should con- 20cteg,28'west81.10 thence south 53 dog. according lo Ita tenor, ~Log Homes Room Addhion,r tact the Elementary feet to a poln1, thence 5' west to 1he place of 1he conditions of a •.Post Frame Decks · principal or north 36 deg 55' west beginning, conr.lnlng concurrent mortgage -<:omplele Remodeling . Superintendent 37.15; thence north approximately 0.15 given lo secure Blown Insulation •Rfplacement Windows lmmedlataly. 53 deg., 5' east 13.5.9 acre. 1ha paymont of 11id Po,l t Buildings •Roofs (8) 18, 19,20 3TC leal to the · public Save and except note and conveying Garoges Commerdai and ~j , road; thence aouth 38 the coal which has..i lhe premises Residential - - - - - - - deg.3' eaat117.5feet; heretofore · - n descrlbad, have been James Keesee II, Owner Public Notice thence south 37 deg · reoerved and subject broken, and the aame Free Estimates 740-992-2772 27' wast 113.5 feet to to all eaaamenta and has become 740-742-2332 740-667-tiO~ LEGAL NOTICE M.D. .Brickle& line; rights-of-way of absolute. 740-416-1570 thence north 63 cteg, record. . Tha Potltloner The · Unknown 8' -•129.4 feet to the Further excepting prays that tho Haire, Oevlaeeo, M.D. Brlcklea corner; and reMrvlng the Defandanl(s) named ~ Creative SYRACUSE SMALL L e g a t o a e , thence south 40 deg. grantors aufliclent above be required to ENGINE DR'S Admlnlatratora, 31' weal 80.35 to real eo- along lhil answer and 181 up 13~6 College Rd. EKecutore and the place of begin- 1treet to con1truct a their ln1areat In aald ' two-car garage, real estate or be for· Syracuse, OH 4S779 Aeelgno of Robert T. ning. Southern, Deceaaed Save and except together with thil ever barred from • Birthdays 740-992-0122 whoee liat place of the coal, which hal rlgh1 lo make ouch ..aartlng tho same, • Weddlngi Quality work for aftUr reeldence and whoea heretofore' - n axcavatlori and to for foracloaurti ofaeld prico preunt place of real- raMrved and 1ubjecl anlllr upon the pram- mortgage, tho mar· • Any lpeclal All wprk guammr<:d dtlnca Ia unknown to· all o11emonte and laaa lor the purpoM shallng of any llllno, occaalon Master Certified will r.ka notice ihat rlghla-of·woy ' of of I'Qnllructlng uld 'lnd the ule ol aald Place your order Mechanics Briggs & on Nonmber 7, 2003 record. garege. Said garege, real ear.te, lnd thl Stratton, Kohler, 0 1:48 p.m., today />lu 1111y. MTD All The above If con1tructed, aholl proceed• of uld ule Mortgage Electronic dtlocrlbad real eer...- be Conllructad of applied to 1ha pay· (740) 985-3917 makes & models $10.00 Raglotrallon wlll be dealgnoted ee concrete or concrelll mont of Petitioner'• · L Bl off any purehase of Syatema, Inc., Ito auc- Lot No. tO on o plat of 1 blocks withand a con· In 1111 thil priority, proper · cenora and auigna, Fairland Subdlvlolon, crete root uld Claim order of •• nominee for which will ouboa- roof lhall be covared and for auch o1her Houaahold Finance quently be flied with with aon ao aa to and furl~ rolla! a11a ~V,S &. Corporation, Jr. ouc- tho Malgo County make the ourtaca luotand equitable. , W~.r n t:eltiON and aulgno Recorder. 1bove tho garage , !Do. Iliad Jr. Complaint In .1.- Q.( Together with a conform to the goner· THE DEFENDANT(S) Claa No. 03CV-129 rtght-of·way over lhe al ourface of the NAMED ABOVE ARE St. Rt.681 Darwin, OH and on May 5, 2004 0 public rold !Mdlng to ,..malnlng ponlon of REQUIRED TO 740-992-7013 or740-992-5553 12:28 p.m. flied 111 uld proparty, which tho lot · conv.yed ANSWER ON OR Supplemental will be dedlcalad aa a hereby. II being BEFORE Rallnck/ng fA fe MJde-1 Complaint In the public atreet when underetood that lhe THE 2111 DAY OF and Al'fer Market AJ.rts Court of Common lhe plat Ia flied. gl'llllore ,._,.. lhe , OCTOBER, 2004. ..... Melp County, Pot.RCEL NO. 2: fee 1lmple owtlenhlp BY: R E I ME R , See Brent or Brian Whaley OhiO alleging lhlt lhe Also, lhe fOllowing of the parcel, of rul LORBER & nnrved heN- ARNOVITZ CO., LP.A. M-Fri 8:30-5:00. a-named new deiiCribad .... · perty Oefendtlnt(o) altuated In lhe VUiage by. H-var, the FldelltyiHoullhOid Sat. 8:30-Noon haw or clllm to haw. of Middleport, County Qro- are gra- t::dward 0 . Bohnert, S Cl sed 111 ltt._MI In lhe .._. un. o · of Melp ""d of an 11nment to m~~ln- Altomey at Law · aotata ciNcrlbad Ohio, bounded and r.ln lhe •""- of lhe Anomey tor Plllntlffbelow: delcrlbe:l u followo: · •ru rwtrwd above Patftloner INSTRUMENT "'eglnnlng at the the garage, provided P.O. BoK 888 200100000057 OR aoutMeatorly comer that they lhl!l not In , Twinsburg, OH 44087 Book 118 Page I 10 of Parcel No. 1 at a their uoa Interfere (330) 425-4201 Situated In the palM which will be It With luch garage. • 8118,26 VIllage of Mkldle(l~ lhe boundllry of the Aa cunantly eel 912,9,16,23 County of Melge and o1reet contained on forth In deed boOk calces ' . b'f Lora ~~~~o~r~~~n~g~~~~S:2:o·:oo::w:ith:th::·•:ad:·~ Wh"".• •ts ~ 9... !! r. ~ ~ 1: ;:;~ ~~}: ~ ~ t:::::~~~~~=~~~!!!~~~~~~~~~~===~:;====~~~;2::_!t!!.J ---..- _ _ YORE SNUFFY AIN'T TWITCHED A MUSCLE FER TWO MOURS, LO !! SALES & SERVICE 'UtO H- s- Advertise in this Space for $50 per month Pomeroy, Ohio 992-2975 THE BORN LOSER v-l 'VE OONE. ~1\\0ROUGf\ Tt-,y, Lawu a11d Garde11 Equipment is our . b·usiness, not O~fr sideline ooq I"'Wr\1\1 MI--L'{)\:':> 01' '(OUR Flt'\M\C\,.._L 51\U"-'iiON, t<\K. Tf\O~"'I'PL£ ! Manning K, Roush Open Mon-Fri 9·5 Roi-Air Air Co mpressors ~'R~ High& Dry [ir:;r ~~ i~ - C.OI'ICL.U:,i()t'l'::. DID 'iOU R£.1>-.C.\\? V'FROI'<\ i'-I"'X. PER:li'ECTI'I(, l'i "" P-.PI;EI\IZ~ '(OU N1£ IA."I(\1'\(.., ~~. t<\0\<.£ MJJNE.Y11-\1\N 'iOLl C./>.-\-1 i . ~~1'-ffORDI ' ·Rats, Hanging Baskets, ALL ON SALE NOW!! New General Standby New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • Replacement G AM E~ FEEL IT' TFN 'I ><AVEN 'T WON A CH!>.MP!ON SHIP .SINC.E W"Y BAC.K IN TEl! SAL.L.' RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES 740-992-7599 R.B. PEANUTS Trucking HE'I', MANAGER, IT'S TOO COLD TO PLA'I' TODAY .. . '(E5TERDAY '<Oll SAID IT WAS TOO J.IOL 1-lE'f. MANAGER, IT15 TOO MEDIUM TO PLAY TODAY.. Athens . 740-985·]564 -. ,New It Used 4 75 South Church St. Ripley, WV 25271 HOWARDL WRITESEL BETTY -r-:;:======:::==::::::;-:~==:::;:-l ·A I'RIEJ.ID WOULD CARL AFRIEND WOULO AlE)(, I !'EEL AT "tlliS POliiT 'THAT YOO'~E NOT R~lLY VJANTTO MUOlOFA'FRIENO liS* 1ll1NK WHJ:i'J r GOOF UP MORE. AAOUND TO t.AU6H Sunset Home Construction Kltchena, Drywall & More FREE ESTIMATES! 740-742·341 Electrit:ll Senkes LLC Residehtial New Construction Remodeling Security Cameras Motion Sensors 740-992·3452 741).742· 1085 < >IIJIC,' ( 'lu'/d ( ·,lit LIKE A I(NOI.I/ .. , SIBLING ,GARFIELD ;:::..:.~.:__---r---n, YAWN Big Bend Antique and Furniture Reatoratlon Refinish, Rapl!lr, Reatore · Keith Bailey 40 11112-1856 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Addltfons I Allmodellng ·-<>-.... a o Electric:•! Plumbing • Roofing a Guner• • Vinyl Siding l P•inllng • Patio and Pcirch Deeka We do rt all ex~ tumaee work 'o'OU' A l-ONG NAP, BU1"... ~~~~b~:::~~~S:!::::::~J L ROBERT BISSELL CIISTIImll • New Homes ·Garages • Complete ' Remodeling V.C. YOUNG Ill 148-992-lm and midnight shift. 740-667-6329 99H215 Pomeroy, Ohio Stop & Compare 22YenLOCII 1 KNOW I WON''!" SAY '!"HAT WA5 I(( in Thppers Plains now has oPenings on day ', OFf* • 948-1405 Bryan Raevea NewHomea, Room Addltlona, Garag88, Pole Bulldlnga, Roofs, Siding, Decka, 'TI<EN ... AFRieND VJOULPN'r lUST WANT TO SE. IITTEI *fnlbl' ,... ~ 1-800-822-0417 *IIIRII *•IE .lllmiiiCE dEIIlESS Pass ~---------rT-------,\U,~ 1-\~~ ~'5 &$A\~t here 46 Crayola choices 47 Roof·top 24 Magazine - - execs 8 Antibiotic, 27 Lady . for instance In Lisbon 37 Hair color ing 38 Drop grassl8nd 52 Ultlma1e objeCtive 53 Old PC _system 9 Latin I verb · 29 Pirate 's 10 Movie spool swig in the s lot Solo lor 14 Oilly 15 Lie t 1 White Mollo 41 Form1040 expert . 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Declarer wins with his diamohd ace, plays a spade to dummy's ace, 8nd ruffs the d1amond seven in h1s hand. Alter takmg the two heart trteks end1ng on the board , South calls for th e diamond jack. But ins tead at ruffing, declarer d1scards his club three. West is caught in an endplay. A clUb shift wou ld be into the jaws of South's ace· queen, wh1le a reel-suit 1elurn would con· cede a ruff-and-slu ff. BIG NATE Open 7. days a week! . 1-740-949•2115 East Pass prefix 44 Dorm unIt 45 No longer Albert Camus, a French·Aigerian novel· ist, essayist and playwright , when d1s· cussing gifts and giving, wrote, "It IS nor· mal to g1ve away a little of one's lile in orde r not to lose 1! all." At the bridge table, though, we try not to giv'e the opponents g1fts. However, because ·we cannot see around corne rs, it is somet1mes unavo1dable. For e)\am· l.~ ~ Perennials, Annuals, & Parts ·Pass North When the normal backfires badly roses, rhododendrons, and azi:lleas. 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VIRGO (Aug . 23-Sepl. 22) - Many good th1ngs are happening behind lhe scenes today thai could be to your advantage and result 1n uliimately making a rise in your matenal grow'th very possible. LIBRA (Sept. 23·0ct. 23) - It behooves you to get oui and c1i-cu!ate today in ways that could benefit your work or soc1al standing Something advanlage ous can develop for you lhrough enco1,mters w1th bigwigs. SCORPIO (Oct. 24· Noy, 22)- You'll be far more etfec t1ve today in reachmg your objectives 11 you ao what needs dotng wnn~ out calling too much attention lo yoursell. Without interference. you can get much more done. SAGITTA RIU S (Nov. 2~ · Dec . 21) COI1Sirl~clive suggestiOns that you have to offer at tn1s time w1!1 make a 1ast1ng 1mpress1on on those with whom you're dealing. Ybu'll be especially eflecttve do1ng commit! et'? wo rk todAy. CAPR ICORN (Dec . 22-Jan. 19l - Your leadership skil ls are apt to be far supenor letl ers of WOlD GAIJII . th& fou1 !Cr!l mbied wo rd s below tc for'm four s:mpl e words. T R YT I G I I' I' I I I ~ I RI S I I I' I' Grandpa says l.'lat Silting .restores your soul, and tf you · '--..L-'--1-.l....;--'m want to enjoy a tull life, don·l .---------,::---, JUSt do something !-,-IEr:,-tirl-s_,I;-;E.':-JLI_T,.I--11 0. ~-~~"~'" .' ' '""'I' ~,c,•d by rdun' 1": the m1SS1"1Q wo•i:b 1 -..l.-.1..-.l:.....l..-.J..--'. you dev t lo ~ L·om ~1ep "''o 3 below. 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Its a good t1me 10 rework a Compi1Caled Situation that has occurred Na11 the planks down nooN TAURUS tAprrl 20- May 20) - II you pu1 , your m1nd to 11 today, you can complete a lot ot worJc that you've been brushmg ~s1cte m heu ot other th1ngs that had oopped up Darn delay. you may not be as 10dustnous later. GEM INI (May 21·Juna 20)- TMI WhiCh you do today IS likely to capture the anen· lion of onlookers who haoplln by. not because you're A show-oil but because you'll be do1ng things in such an engag 1 n~ fashion CANCER (June 21·Jury 2:2! Even though .your f1nanc1al prospects Will be ARLO & JANIS bnghtened con!llderably today. don·t use thiS as an &)jcusa to get too loose With ti'El · purse strings. Stash the surpluses away lor 'something important. SOUP TO NUTZ r-.:;::=========--1• X:r!s 1I1E EQO\A!IIe~OF a f.UiaN Ca!'tRYING 1l<e ~ OF a caR IN '1'1£11< -n:E'tR.' ., �Thursday,August19,2004 Page 86.• The Daily Sentinel _Meigs County Fair Pictures, AS Harness racing at Meigs County Fair, Bt PlUS•.. Middleport • Pomeroy, Ohio ,o( I '\ 1...,•\ol. 1 J '\t1 ~ SPORTS L I N C 0 LN A~ERICAN -;~~· 2004 TAURUS- ' • USA basketball team finds way to win. See Page LUXURY MIDDLEPORT -Middleport Village Council authorized the Ohio Deparunent of Transportation to (I'OCetXI wilh p1ving a portion of Ohio 7 during Thursday evening's regular meeting. Council 's meeting was rescheduled from last week because of a lack of quorum . UPTO '12,995 or BY BRIAN' J. REED BREEO@MYOAILYSENTINEL.COM ~f.~ 20~!! MONTEREY s&ooo ~ !' s219 PER/MO~ "I '''' Hil n d .ti! , , tnll tll ' ll .. tlt :._>_ H .:..! tHtt Middleport authorizes Ohio 7 paving 81 ·-·1 11~11)\, , \I(.( ' l-» The emerg~ncy ordinance passed last night will allow ODOT to pave a mile of Ohio 7 in the village limits, from Story's Run Road to Shady Cove. It is part . of a larger. paving project and will begin in early October, Mayor Sandy lannarelli said. In other busine ss, Councilman Jeff Peckham said he has received a number of complaints from residents about village charges for brush ..collection. Peckham said the charge should be unnecessary because residents pay a one-percent income tax.• and "should expect to get something back'' According to lannarelli, the charge, which varies depending on the amount of brush to be collected, helps pay for the chipper purchased last year and required by Ohio Environmental Protection Agency regulations. Council also: • Approved payment of bills in the amount of $26,668.55. • Approved the mayor's report of fee s and fines collected in July, jn the amount of $26.668.55. • Approved funds transfers as requested by Fiscal Officer Linda Hanson, totaling $150. • Excused Council member Laurie Reed from last night's meeting. with Councilman Stephen Houchins voting in opposition. · Also present were Council members · Roger Manley, Kathy Scott, and Robert Robin son. '::::==::=::. ,..-.-..-'A.,. -~ooo---- ·--~J, r' ·- - · - - ........-.-. --. ..) 2004 RANGER ~ Meot goats .are new sale addition . ~~004 GRAND MA.R,QUIS l Payments on 'IO,JJI S18,995 BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MVDAILVSENTINEL.COM ROCK SPRINGS- While dajry goats have been a part of the Meigs County Fair for years, their market counterparts will make their .debut entry in Friday's Junior Fair Livestock Sale. · A small group of 4-H'ers dedicated to the promotion of the · market goats persuaded the Meigs County Fair Board to add the animals to this rear's market livestock judgtn~ - and to add them to Fnday's sale bill, as well. Goats are the fastest-growPage AS ing meat market in the state. • Martha C. Russell, 85 They're growin~ in populari• Lucille Murray, 67 ty as a market livestock pro• Everett Coleman Sr., 62 ject for young Ohio farmers, too. At this year's · ·PikCJ· • Roy E. Hall, 80 · ~ County Fair, there were 175 of the market goats sold at the 4-H livestock sale there. There is a growing demand in various ethnic groups for goat meat, known as chevon, • Family Dollar expands, across ·Ohio, according to Wendy Hannum, an avid goat A2. .• Eastern School Distl'ict farmer and 4-H advisor.. "For centuries, goat meat has bus route, A5 been · consumed as one of the :• A Hunger for More, A6 · number-one meats in most · • Food pyramid debate, countries of the world, not just in third-world countries," A7 Hannum said. "Mexico's high- 4-H mem~r Melissa Snowden is pictured with her grand champion market goat, the first ever to be shown and sold at the Meigs County Fair. (Brian J. Reed/photo) Please see Coat. AS ' 2004 EXPLORER 2004 SABLE $20,995 STARnNGAT sls,222 ' .. OBITUARIFS #EOlSS . l'!."' 2004 F150 4X4 SfllrtiQg At ~~~ . 2004 MOUNTAINEER AS LOW AS $24,789 INSIDE ·. WEATHER 2 SI!CI10NS -16 PAGES Calendars ( ~lassifieds A3 B4-6 Comics B7 :pear Abby Editorials A6 Faith•Values NASCAR Obituaries Sports ·. Chester youth sweeps · · . horticulture division LadleS Day at the MeigS County Fair BY CHARLENE HOEFLICH !Placing in the best display ' HOEFLICH@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM of garden produce were BY BETH SERGENT Darlene Hayes of Pomeroy, BSERGENT©MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY- Devon Baum first ; Deborah Mohler of of Chester was the top blue rib- ' Pomeroy, second; Linda bon winner in the honiculture Rathburn of Pomeroy, third, . ROCK SPRINGS - Fair taking 21 frrst places in and Mel is sa Barker of division food is often high in sugar, the judging of 318 entnes. Tuppers Plains, fourth. salt, fat and deep fried, but it In addition to his blue ribbons, The blue ribbon winners in tastes so ~ood. , the youth wa~ awarded three red the various categories were: . Removmg fair. food from the ribbons and one white ribbon. Grain- Devon Baum. yeifair ":Ould be like having no Hecapturedablueforfreakve~low corn, white sweet corn, livestock sale or carnival rides. etables and took first places th and yellow sweet corn; Roy So while the fair may be a lhe largest and longest specimen Holter of Pomeroy, Indian time for indulging a little in class with a potato, pumpkin, corn; Patricia Holter . of · high·calorie foods, consuming watenmelon, tomato, cucumber, Pomeroy, peck of wheat; them on a daily basis could cantaloupe and ear of com. Oavid King, peck of barley. lead to a health crisis. Other blue ribbon winners Vegetables Devon · That was the message of for specimens were Darlene . Baum , green cabbage, egg - Meigs County Extension Hayes of Pomeroy for the plant, bi-color 'tomatoes, Educator Becky Baer who largest apple . and beet; green cucl)mbers·, pickles, snared with fairgoers tips on Maxine Dyer of Bipwell for field pumpkins, summer how to mix more fruit and veglargest cucumber, David J:<:ing squash, melon; Darren Hayes, etables into their diets as part P.omeroy for largest oliton, five specimen red tomatoes; of of Ladies Day at the Meigs . County Junior Fair Thursday. Becky Baer, Meigs County Extension Educator, demonstrated Jusun Cottenll of Pomeroy Maggie Cummins of Racine, The .crowd who gathered the making of a healthy spinach salad for Ladies Day at the Fair f~r the largest squash. and five specimens of yellow ' near the Hill Stage received and then mvtted the fatrgoers to sample~. (Beth Sergent;photo). Btl! Grueser of Racme for the tomatoes; Devon Baum, five largest .head of cabbage. specimens of pear ·red lornaliterature that stressed the ' . 100% juice (not sport 3/4 cup winners in the freak toes; Kathy Dalton ..five specOther importance of consuming 3-5 leafy, raw vegetables; 1/2 cup 1/2 cup berries, drinks) vegetables category were Pat imens of yellow pear tomaservin~s of vegetables and 2- of legumes (dry . beans and 4 servmgs of fruits each day. peas); one ·small baked potato, canned or chopped fruit; 1/4 Wolfe of Pomeroy, second; toes; Nancy Circle. five speccup dried fruit, she added. Darren Hayes of Pome,roy, imens of cherry tomatoes. · A serving of vegetables, and 3/4 cup vegetable JUICe . ' third, and Nancy c;ircle of she said, is 112 cup · chopped A servmg. of frun •s one Ple111e see Youth, A5 Pomeroy, fourth. or cooked vegetables; one cup medmm frun; 1/2 grapefrun; Ple•se see udles. AS . ; · The horticulture display featuring over 300 enties creates quite a show for Meigs County fairgoers. Here Roger and June . Epple of Chester admire the winning displays of garden produce. Darien~ Hayes took the blue ribbon in . that category. (Charlene Hoeflich/photo) A4 A3' B3 As B1-2, 8 @ aoo4 Ohio Valley PlibllshlJII Co, · · . Inspiration Comes Standard . . I ·, Power 1151-r Iller IIIII IIIH...Is.ll . www:turnpikeflm.com lj~· Luxury See: - Handling ~. . MERCURY . j LINCOLN Lu o w o • oltl• tc •!O DODGE, INC AU New· 8 .Wheel Drive Vehicle 1.000 REBATE.~. . .-" 740-446·0842 "OR � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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