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RID POMEROY - Renovation work on . the Meigs County Courthouse, planned since last summer, is expected to be completed this summer, but no work will begin until the sure money pledged for the project is receiwd, accorditlg to Meigs County Commissioner Jim Sheets. Sheets and Commissioner ala m1n in the draft, 11 POINT PLEASANT - It's tlbtry at\moon Fridll.y 11.1 the M~ Coonty Coortttoose fur spinners. \\\\11\ltfS, kni~. ~ters and ftiM, from 2 to S p.m. 0111 PntridA At 576-2124 fur ~ infurmAttoo, ~renvme · Lyons, GolfScramble at Rivenide 98 Ivan Lyons, 68 Debilla. AS . MASON ...;.. Th} Riwrsioo 1.1\dlts Oolf Assoo!Alloo ~ ready to ~ off lhe new sen.'1M with 11 1n®ting nnd stnmlble llt noon on Friday. Annual dues 11ft $10 111\d new members tw welcon\e to Altel)d. · 1\irtle Island String Quartet Free Concert ' ' • The Kelly Richey BW\d will be pinyin& 111 t~e Blue Gator In Athens Friday, April 19. For lnformntitm nbout the concent contact the Blue Ontor at (740) S94·7271 or visit The Kelly Richey B1md's website by aoina online to www.kel· lyrlcbey.oom. The Blue Oator Is located nt 63 North Court street In Athens. '' t Astronomy Day ; . • The Highlands Museum and Dlscovecy Center hosts its second annulil event from 10 a.m. ttl 4 p.m. April 20 at the center. Admission is $3, $2 for students, seniors and children and free to children ~~ge 2 and younger. For lnformatlona bout the event call (606) 329· ' ; The commissioners accept-. ed a bid from Anderson 's Furniture and Appliance in Pomeroy, in the amount of $6,100, for new carpeting for the Department of Job and Family Services. The commissioners also: ·.•. Approved an animal claim from Arygle Deeter in the amount of $1 00; • Approved payment of bills 111 the amount · of $226,336.24; • Tabled action on the renewal of an eq uipment maintenance contract with Verizon Communications. Also present was Clerk Glo· ria Kloes. approves contracts· High: 60s, Low: 60s · Detel11, Al Election letter dHclllne FROM STAFF REPORTS l'OM.EROY - the last day that kttcrs to the editor pcrtaltling to the May 7 primary will be printed In 'T'he Daily Se.tltillel UWednesday, April 24, No letters re~rd· it1g the electh:m will b!l printed afu!r that diltt, Frustrated by : : '· : . ' . Photography • • Family Tree Bntertalnmen.t I promotes a ''family nil!ht of . : entenainment" featurina the : group at 7 p.m. April 19 at the ' Paralnount Arts Center. The • The first "Shoot the Hills: Nature Photo Weekend ut Hocklna Hills State Park." Nature photo program, slide shows and photography con· test. Open to amateurs and pros alike comP.Otina tor great pnzes and awaras. lteglstratlon on Friday. For more information call: {740) 774·6243 or (740) 385-6841. Stocks fall NEW YORK (AP) - The Issacs . ~ u!U elusive · bustne11 reeowry, lt!vestors snld !to~ks lnwer Thursday when Nokia reported a drop in profits and sales and Advanted Mitro Devices offered a weak outlook (or the second quuter. The Dow Jones industrial average dosed down 15.50 at 10,205.28 . The broader market also retreated. The Nasdaq col1lpo!lte h1deli: fell A.24 to 1,802.43, and the Sta.tldard & Poor's 500 index slipp~d 1.60 ttl 1,124.47. Orammy·award nominated bluearau J!osrl · group Is lollled by 1l:d Lefah. . For lnformation call (606) 3243175 OHIO Pick S: 7·9·3 Pick 4: 0·3·4.0 luck~ 1:2~ 11·16·25·3!1 Wildflowers and Waterfalls Hike Sprit of Ireland • Observe nature's CI\I"')Ct of wlldflowers and sparkling Wllterfalls in Hocking Hills. . Meet at the parking lot o!' Ash Cave nt 10 a.m. Saturday, April 20. More information con be obtained by callina (740) 385· 6841. Celebrate the Spirit · of Ireland. . Haven't caught Rlverdance or Lord or the Dance, why not the next best th:t The Rlchens·'nmm A my of Irish Dance, who have sent over 10 dancers to .these shows pments an after. noon of Irish Dante and music. The !!how will beApril20 at 2:30 }!.m. at the Veteran& Memorial. For ticket Information call (614) 470.17S9 then pregs 4n. 'Dcket Drlces are $12 fOr adults and $10 !'or llenlors and children. Art Exhibit ' , ' , : ' · , : ' • ' '• I Achance to m.eet Abraham Lincoln he Ariel Theater, 426 Browning of Charleston, W.Va. Second Ave. In down· . The pair will do daytime show on town Oalllpolls Is fea· Friday for more thnn 11700 &ehool turing living history n1 students from Onllia, Melas. 8 p.m. Friduy, April 19 Mason and Jackson counties. with "Abruham and Mary Todd Helpins to set the scene are mJII. Lincoln," portrayed respect! vely tary guards and musicians dre18Cd by Fritz Klein of the Lincoln in clothins of the period. The Institute for Education, musicians ore OAHS students who Springfield, Ill., and Joyce will pertonn "Hall to the Chief' while the audience Ia asked to stand. ·The evenJng show featurel "The Oettyabura Addreu" and tfee "authentic" Abraham Lincoln · autograph• for those wandna to test Klein's skill of wrldng lllce our beloved 16th prealdent. Adult tickets are $10 and atudent tickets CK-12) are $5. You can aet Ucketil at the door. . I to Sheets. If those additional funds are pledged, they would be used for repair to the sandstone facade on the street level, according to Sheets. Commissioner Jeff Thornton has returned home from his latest hospitalization at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va .. and was in the conunissioners· office on Wednesday, Davenport said. Thornton underwent a second major surgery since the beginning of2002last month, and may require another hospital stay to continue his recovery, according to Davenport. ' 8888. at . Ohio University· Chillicothe's Scott Memorial Oallery In Benneu liall. The exhibit Is free and open to the public. Oallery hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday, and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. For more Information, contact Margaret McA~ams at . (740) 774-7246 . that the county will receive the money can allow the board to borrow the funds to begin the work. "We have to have something in writi11g," Sheets said. "We either need a check, or we need some official confirmation which will allow us to go ahead and borrow the money until the check is received." "We can't spend money we don't have," he added. The commissioners expected a second appropriation of $75,000 from the Ohio capital budget, but now believe those funds will not ' b~ received, at least not until 2004, according Weallwr · • Wild Dawg Saloon S(l!lll• ·sers the JYent featurl~ "Tim Rushlow the former lead singer of lJttle ThiiiS, April19. DoOrs · open at S p.m. Other concerts • coming to the . Wild Dawg :. · Include David Allen Coe anti ; Marshllll Tucker Band. For more Information .:all (304) S23-8401. . ' The Kelly Richey Band Prints and drawlnas by Richnrd De Penux, Professor of Anand Humanities at Western Michigan University, will be on display April I through May I0 ouseyet National Day of Prayer Eastern Local • Mountain Staae: Turtll! lsltllld String Qututet Ql\d others will bll nt the Cullurnl Art Center Sund!ly. April 21 nt 6 . p.m. Tickets tw SS.SO. More · . utfonnution llliiY- bll oblnined ·by calling (304) 556-4900. l Mick Davenport discussed the renovation pr~'_ject during the commissioners' regular meet' ing Thursday. The commissioners have been planning the renovations since last summer, when a $70,000 appropriation from the Ohio Legislature's biennial budget for the courthouse project w~s first announced. The funds will be used for an exterior paint job, extensive work on the building's electrical system, and new flooring and interior improvements, but Sheets said no work will begin until the money is received, pr at least until an official confirmation BREEOOMY~ILYSENTINEL.COM Craft Exhibition at Courthouse . NO funds for cou •I The Wizard ofOz · ' The Columbus Children's Theltet' sprlrts musical presents The Wizard of Ot. The play will be presented in the Davis DIIICOvet)' Center theaters. The Wizard of Oz will be pmented · at 4_p.m. SatUrday and Sunday, April 20 and 21 at S49 Franklin Ave. ncket cost $13 to $18, or . Sl0 to $15for chlldnm, atudenta and 8e111or citizens. For more lnformadon call (614) 224-6672 . ~ . Pick s I'IIPt 6·8·4 Pick 4 nljht: 5·3+8 W.VA. DII!Y 1: 9.0·7 . DII!Y 4: 7·9·1·8 Cllli 11: 7·8·13·16·19·20 Index :a ladlona - 12 ,.... Calendar A5 Classlfleds B3-5 Comics B6 Dear Abby AS Editorials A4 · Movies A3 Obituaries Sports weather A3 81·3 A2 0 2002 Ohio Volloy Publlshln1 to, Stntinel photos by Brian J. Reed Meigs Co. preeares . for prayer celebration' "America United Under Gfid" Is the theme for the 2002 N~tlot1al Day of Prayer. Meigs County , commisdnners have ·rroclaimed May . 2 as N atlona bay of Prayer in Meigs County. 'lbp photo, Gladys Cumltlgs, Brenda Barnhart, chair· man, and AI Hartson, pastoral direcrot of the event, joined Cothtt)i!!loners Jim Sheets and Mick DaVenport for the proclamation, and Thursday, plans were finalized by the committee or church menl· bet~ pictured, above, Brenda events, including a circle of Barnhart, chairman, joy Clark, linda Haley, Cinda Eaton, Edwina Bell , Faith Hayman, Peggy Crane and feresa Reynolds. :The prayer ~elebmion will con·rinue through the week of April 28 with several prayer · around the Meigs County Courthouse on April 28 at 3 p.m., a week-long prayer and Bible -readi n.g marathon and the countywide prayer.service on May 2 from 11 :30 to 12:30 at the courthouse. TUPPERS PLAINS - Eastern Local Board of Education approved contracts for teaching staff during their regu- ' lar meeting Wednesday. Two-year contracts were . approved for Kristin Bond, Howie Caldwell, Chad Griffith, Larry Heines, Cris Ktihn, Teresa · Lemons, Nancy Morrisey, Janice Weber, Sharon Wickersham and Heather Wolfe. Five-year contracts were awarded to Nancy Circle. Angela Hm1ck,,Tina Kelley and Kirk Reed, and continuing contracts to Jayne Ann Collins and Bryan Durst. A one-year contract was awarded.to Linda Smith as teacher and llarbara Pore as reader's guide. The board approved two-year contracts for Larry Cowdery ·and Tom Pullins, bus drivers; Dennis Durst, custodian; Heidi Elberfeld, cook; Cathy Elliott, library aide; and Patricia Buchanan, a continuing contract as custodian. The contracts of Timothy Roberts, Diane Coe Wolfe, Jackie Wolf, Wanda Shuler, Gwen Hall and Amy Smith were not renewed. All supplemental contracts for class advisors and athletic. related positions were non-renewed. The following administrative · contracts were approved: Dixie Sayre, Title I coordinator; Mary Price, local district coordinator; Arch Rose, transportation supervisor; and Cjrolyn Ritchie, lunchroom supervisor. Nancy Barker was approved as EMIS and Technology coordinator. Dixie Sayre was approved as lead mentor for entry year teachers. The board approved the following substitute employees: Kay Gillilan, bus driver; Debbie Drake and Kayla Pullins, secretaries; and Laurie Ann Barber, cook. Catherine Crechan, Lisa King, Melissa Love, Megan McElligott, Todd Morman and Ryan Williams ~ere ·approved as substitute teachers for the remainder of the 2001-02 school year. . The board accepted the resignation of Susie Francis as play director. The The following were approved as open enrollment students: Daschle Facemyer, Hattie Lee Yonker, Elizabeth Edwards, Jenna Burdette, Page Cline, Tyler Cline, Scout Facemyer, PamelaJohnston,Jonathan Barrett, Brayden, Pratt, Craig Jones, Casey McKnight, Brenna Taylor, Action Facemyer, Hannah Pratt, Wesley McKinney, and Tia Pratt. The 'board also: • Approved posting summer school positions for summer • intervention to be held June 10-July 8; • Approved participation in jobs. for Ohio's Graduates for 2002-03; • Approved increasing teacher SUI?,plies reimbursement to $100 for the 2002-2003 school year; • Approved a trip for the band to Gatlinburg, Tenn., and senior class trip to Williamsburg,Va.; • Approved Reed & Bauer Inc. to provide building and content insurance at a cost 'of$14,947. Present were board members John Rice, Greg Bailey, Howard Caldwell, Rick sanders and Shelia Taylor, Treasurer Lisa Ritchie and Superintendent Dcryl Well. · Laborcllory · : Week ••. April 14·2». MEDICAL CENT(ER Discover the Holzer Difference : : ; ' : Holzer Medical Cenler salules our Medical .Laboratory Professionals during this special week - www .holzer.org • \ . - -·--·---""------·-·-----·- �.. • ~e Daily Sentinel ........,Aprll20 .1 Co1111nbue lsr.w I COLUMBUS (AP) - Increasing the 24-cent tax on packs of ci~ttes is one of several options befOre lawmalcers trying for the third time in a year to balance the state's til!ht budget Senaie Republicans have been discussing a possible S~cent increase to · raise about S400 million a year. . The state must fill a S1.2 billion budget deficit caused by the recession and slOw tax revenue. Gov. Bob Taft has proposed eliminating about SSOO million this year by borrowing more of the state's rainy day fund and making adjustments to end-of-the-year spending and budget reserves. That still leaves about $750 million that Ohio m11st make up during the next fiscal year, which begins July 1. · Sen. Doug White, a Republican and tobacco grower from southern Ohio, said the cigarette tax increase is still in the dis- Glwwlle Lyons cussion scage. spring to balance th!! budget, then "We're trying to make a decision on returned to the table in December to how big a target there is and how much patch a si.s billion deficit. we need to solve it, and are we going to "Why don't we sit down and begin to do Band-Aids or a lon&er fix."White said gee honest about this and come up with Thursday. "We're looking •t everything." a comprehensive plan that tries to address On Tuesday, the Senate delayed a vote the problem?" DiDonato said. "Ar:e we on the final version' of the state~ two- going to do this every four months?" year- spending plan for the money it Sen. Jim Jordan, a conservative receives from the t 998 settlement with Republican from Urbana who favors major tobacco companie!. additional budget cuts over tax increases, · The expectation is that Republicans said he couldn't support raising ci~tte will try 10 add a cigarette tax increase to the bill next week, said Sen. Gregory taxes. DiDonato of New Philadelphia, the tOpRaising taxes on ci~ttes would ereranking Senate Democrat. ate an economic ripple eft'ect that hurts He Said it is unlikely Senate Democrats m~re than just smo~ers, ~e ~d. would vote. for such a change. They · There\ · always" 1mphcaaons. fo~ the believe Republicans aren't doing enough o~rall ec?no~y.. Jo~a~ saJ_d. Yo~ io ralk about long-term sol11tions 10 the IDight say, Were JUSt getting ct~ttes, state's budget woes. but I say it porentiaUy impacts every famLawmaken struggled for weeks last ily in the state.'' CAR WASH - Roger Hook, Pomeroy, takes advantage of Thursday's warm weather to clean his vehicle at ·Hutton's Car Wash on West Main Street. Like Hook, many area residents are venturing outside to tackle a variety of outdoor projects as summer-like temperatures continue to dominate the forecast. (Tony M. leach) • ... Chance for showers arrives BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS A cold front is expected to move across the region Friday, bringing showers and thunderstorms as it passes to the southeast. The National Weather Service says highs will be , in the upper 70s and low 80s well above normal but not as high as the past few days. Overnight lows regionally are expected to be in the 60s. On Saturday, look for scattered showers with highs in the 60s and lows in the 50s. Sunset tonight will be at 8:14, and sunrise on Saturday will be at 6:47 a.m. Weather forecast: Tonight...Showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Lows 60 to 65. West winds 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 70 percent. Saturday... Showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the upper Deaths nllecl homicide-suicide DAYTON (AP) -The deaths of a couple last month have been ruled murder and suicide, although both victims apparently were wiUing participants. ·• Montgomery County Coroner James Davis said Thursday that Wilbur Gassett, 63, and his wife,WiUa Mae, 60, died March 11 of smoke and soot'inhalation from fires in their home. Investigators determined that as Wilbur lay on the bedroom · floor, WiUa Mae set several fires and then lay down ·next to her husband, Davis said. Willa Mae's death was the suicide. Davis called her husband's death a "pure definition" of homicide, meaning death caused by another, but said investigators believe he lay down wiUingly to die. · 60s. Wind becoming north in the morning 5 to 10 mph. Chance of rain 60 percent. Saturday night ... Mostly ~loudy with a chance of showers. Lows ip. the lower 50s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Extended forecast: Sunday... Showers likely with a chance of thunderstorms. Highs in the upper 60s. Chance of rain 60 percent. Sunday night. .. Partly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in the upper 40s. WASHINGTON (AP) - Federal inspectors continued Chance of rain 50 percent. Thursday to review safety practices at the Davis-Besse nuclear Monday... Partly cloudy. plant near Toledo and will remain there for an unspecified periHighs in the upper 60s. od, said a spokesman for the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. · Tuesday... Mostly clear. Lows The spokesman, Victor Dricks, said Thursday that the agency near 40 and highs near 70. Wednesday. .. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thunderstorms. Lows in the upper 40s and highs in the mid 70s. Thursday... Partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 40s and highs in the upper 60s. . Food stamp apnt pleads A man who made the FBii most- Finn handed state ban REGION BRIEFS Fatal probed JACKSON - A Jack~on n\an , was killed in a one-vehicle accident Thursday on Ohio 139, the Jackson Post of the State Highway Patrol reported. The driver w:~s identified as Michael A. McCormick, 31, formerly of Gallipolis, whom troopers said was southbound near Jackson at 7:12 p.m. when the pickup truck he drove slid off the right side of the road, then traveled across the road and went otT the left side. striking a ditch. 'the vehicle then overturned and came to rest on its top, the report said. · · The victim w:~s released to Eisnauglc-Lcwis Funeral Home in Jackson for arrangements. ror .See w Carls11n Craft'." •open howe urds • personaUud napkiru ; .tn~WIIncemenb · name cards · thank. )'Oil notes •cl.w .,( 2002 jewelry · and m11ch morel Sllttt IH& .. "CIItblwliiiiOHrSO YHn 0/QUGI/q S.l'l'l<l" The Quality Print Shop, Inc. 255 MID Street • . '. ·• . Ohio • (740) 992-3345 . Presentation set ' ·Urgent Care!I Anti-abortion activist convicted of theft charges wanted lilt last year because he ' wa1 suspected of mailing 'hun' . CLEVELAND (AP) - A federal agent pleaded guilty to dredt of fake anth!ax threats to stealing nearly SSO,OOO in evidence used in undercover investi- abortion clinics was convicted on gations that targeted grocery stores for food-stamp fraud. separate firearms and car theft Anthony Punka, 46, of suburban Brunswick, the senior agent charges. for the U.S. Department of Agriculture's office in Cleveland, A U.$. District Court jury on could face up to a year and four months in prison. ThundayfoundClaytonLee "This is a tragedy,'' Donald Hicks, Punka~ attorney, said Waagner, 45, of Kennerdell, Pa., Thursday after the plea. "This is a very good penon who made guilty of aU six charges against a mistake. He has no prior problems of any kind. I just hope that him. He faces 15 yean to life in he can rebound from thil.'~ · ' U.S. District Judge Lesley Wells will sentence Punka in a few prison and fines of up to $250,000 on each count. months. · Waagner, who is not an attorney. defended himself. He said he wa1 not surprised by the verdict . COLUMBUS (AP) - A company that e-niailed thousands but would appe:!l it.A sentencing bf Ohioans' private birth records overseas was banned from date was not scheduled. . Waagner claimed he was Pros- . lfoing most business with the state for more than a year. Aurora The Imaging Co.,' based in suburban Dublin, sent· ecuted because the government copies of 11,500 Ohio birth certificates to an afliliate in Sri wmted to rover up its oppos:tion Lanka as part of a test while the company was computerizing of what he has called his war on the abortion industry. Authorities the records. : Sharing the records, which were for people born in Ohio said they expect WoJagner tO be between 1910 and the early 1950s, violates a confidentiality taken to Philadelphia for quesclause of a multi-agency contract held by Aurora. Although tioning about the anthrax letters. birth certificates are public records, the information sent to Sri He rernairB jailed in Cincinriati. Lanka included confidential details about family medical histories. The company was suspended Thursday from initiating or transacting most further business with the state until June 30, 2003. · No Appointment Necessary ·7 Days A Week • 9:00am - 9:00pm ·RODNEY - Cliff and Angie Queen will share a computer ;!ide 'presentation at Faith Baptist Church, 3615 Jackson Pike, l>n their recent journey to Vietnam to adopt their daughter, :Katie. : The service begins at 6 p.m. For details •.call Pastor Jim Lush'er at 446-2607. • LOCAL STOCKS • Network Proyiders For • Medicare • Aetna • Anthem • OU · Employees • Central Benetlts • Ohio Health • Medical Mutual At . • • • •AEP - 47.87 ;Arch Coal - 22.77 ..AkZO - 43.10 ;AmTechiSBC - 33.89 -Ashland Inc. - 44.48 "AT&T- 14.54 :aanlc On• - 41 .80 'I!LI - 15.51 l!ob Evant - 30.53 >BorgWamer- 80.11 :Champion - 3 .Charming Shopl- 8.85 :City Holding - 18.20 .COl-23.87 'DG -15.311 :DuPont- 47.74 Medical Director lledival RICHMOND DALE (AP) -A sheriff said he ho'pes exposure on a national televisiort show will aid the investigation of a year-old slaying in which the suspect has not been found. : The case of Stephanie Evans, whose partially submerged ~ody was found covered with rocks on the edge of the Scioto River, will be featured on "America's Most Wanted,'' Ross County Sheriff Ron Nichols said. Thomas James McCray, 20, of Chillicothe, was charged with aggravated murder in September after DNA evidence linked him tO the slaying about five months after Evans' death. But he bas evaded capture. . ; "This is a big shot in the arm for us far as trying to locate T.J. McCray," Nichols said. GKN~V-5 . 12 Hartly De'lldlon -55.110 Kmart-1.42 Kroger - 22.39 Blara- 53.75 Wai·Mart - 58.15 Wendy'a- 311.82 L.andl End - 48.43 ~ld.-18.58 NBC-23.34 Qak HMI Financial - 20 OVB-24.35 BBT-37.611 PeopiH- 27.80 Pt!Piklo- 51.81 Worthington - 111.111 Dally atock reporta are the 4 p.m. cloalng q~ ol the prevlou1 traniiCtlont, pro· vlded by Smllh Partnera dar• at Adveal Inc. of Gel· llpolla. The Daily Sentinel • ..;;;;..;;;;;.;...;;l;.;;.1 Premier- 9.80 Federal Mogul - .eo UBB-23.80 Rookwell- 20.01 Gannett - 711.211 Flocky Boote - 7.911 Generll EIIOirto- 33.80 FID Shell - 54.25 Dr. Eric Haaemeler 510 w. Union Street Athen•, Ohio Reader Services Comtctlon Polley Our main ooncern In all atorlft It lo be ecourate. If you know of 111 error In a 110ry, call thlntWiroom at (740) 11112·2168. Assolliates .<740) 594·7979 New• Departmente The main number Ia 992·21118. Dlp«r1mlnl tldlntlona are: lSI Sl'flnl set for TV show Glnlrtllllln~gW E.ort. 12 N- Ert. 13 or Ert. 14 Olh« Hrvlcel ·T Francis 1. Fu Aclvertfefng Ext. 3 Clrcuflllon Ert. 4 Cl-lfllcl Acll Ert. II To Hnd •mell ntWIOmydallyMntinll.com On lheWib · www.mydalyll8nllnel.com Ivan ALBANY - Granville Lyons, 98, of Salem School Lot Road, Albany. died on Wedntsday, April 17, 2002 at his residence. He was born in Vinton County on April 27, 1903, son of the late Williun and Kathern 1bwnsend Lyons. (,.... He was a retired farmer, a memb;wof the C.rpenter Baptist Church and Mtlgs County Republicans. On December 28, 1924, he was united in lllllrria&e with Edith Marie Ely. They Wlln= toatther 68 ytars and t9 this were born two childntn. · Surviving are his daughter and son-in-law, Beulah and Gordon Perry of Albany; a son and daughter-in-law, Billy and Polly Lyons of Lancaster; two grandchildren, Sharon ~ (Bert) Christian of Albany, and Troy Perry of Albany; five great grandchildren, ·cmina (Rob) Griffin, Bret and Travis Christian, and Eric and K~vin Perry; two great-great-grandchildren, Kara Hayes and Ryan Griffin; and a_host of niecllS and nephews. . Besides his parents, he was preceded in d<!Uh by his wife, Edith; a sister, Minnie Thdrow; six brothen, Clarence, j~cob, Robert, Howard, Allen and an infant brother. Services will be Saturday, April 20, 2002, at I p.m. at BigonyJordan Funeral Home in Albany, with Pastor John Elswick officiating. Burial will follow at Temple Cemetery. Friends moy caU M the funeral home on Friday, April 19, 2002, from 4-8 p.m. Memorial contributions ·may be made to Applachian Hospice, P.O. Dox 768, Athens, Ohio 45701. Gallia officials shocked by Cheshire buyout Bv Klv!N Klu.Y ' impact on the county. "That's all I lo1ow - anyGALLIPOLIS - American thing else is hearsay," Angel said, Electric Power's offer to buy AEP announced an agreeCheshire for $20 million took ment to buy 200 parcels ofland Gallia Cou11ty oflicials by sur- in Cheshire, everything within prise as much as it did the t~:st the village limits, for S20 tnil· of the coup.ty. lion to allow expansion at the Without more official infor- plant, and resolve health and mation, county commissionen environmental c.oncern! from were. at a loss for comment Cheshire resident! about the Thursday, two days after the effect of anti-pollution techutility giant and operator of the nology installed at the plant. Gen. James M. Gavin Power Specifics on land purchase, Plan~. as well as village oflicial!, revealed an agreement in prin- ·relocation and other issues were not immediately available, ciple to purchase the village . althoul!h Bill Sigmon, AEP's "Honesdy, I don't think we vice president for unregulated can have a reaction because we don't know if it's firm;• Com- electric. generation, said the missioner Skip Meadows said. Columbus-based utility expects "We haven't heard anything the process to be completed by official yet. That's my only the end of the year. County Auditor Lmy Betz comment.'' • I said the agreement's impact on "We got a phone call from Jon Buck, a representative of county finances won't be AEP in this area, informing us known untiluntil the next · there would be a news release move is made. The largest taxpayer in Galabout the agreement,'' Comlia, Gavin's local tax revenue missionen' President Bill Davis said." At thii time, the informa- goes a long way toward suption is superficial. We know an porting local school! and govoffer has been made. ernment operations. . "I don't know if we can· Betz added that electric deregulation in · Ohio has conunent," he added. Commi11ioner Shirley Angel, already forecast diminiJhed likewise notified by Buck, also pro·perty value for Gavin. withheld comment until mote is known about the otTer and its KKELLYOMYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM TORCH - Ivan W~yne "1\trk" Lyuns, (ol!, inn:h, dJ~ll Thursday. April 18, 2002,at his residence. Born Jan. 17, 1934, he was the son or the )Jt.: J•(Ub w.yne and Nellie Lyons, and was ~ti~d from Elkcm Mct•h ~rtcr 36 ytars, where ht was a member of the OC:.AW. • Ht was llso a mtmber of the Fumble l'~rk Assno•tion 111 Torch. Along with his parents, he was pl'\!(eded 111 dcath by a brother, Chules. · He is survived by his wife, Christine (Fortney); four cluldren, . Tina, Mark, Robin and l'cnny; a sister, NQdine ; aml se\'t•f;l) grandchildren and a great-grilndd3lll!hter. Servicoes will be held at 2 p.m. Sund.ly M White l'<lncrol Home in Coolville. Fnends m~y c~U on Saturday after 5 p.n1 .. and Sundlly, on• hour prior to tlw service. LOCAL BRIEFS d tcd for l~ilun: to (Otltrol fol lowinlla one- vdliclr acddcnt I'AGEVILLE - An Alb•ny 1\tesday on 143 nenr RutArea man WAS cited on four l3nd. charges by the Gallia- Meii;S Troopers said Gibb' W3s Post of the State Hi ghway northboUJJd at Y:31l p.m . J>mol following a one-car when the pickup trurk ht· accident Thundlly on Ohio drove went off the ri11h t s1de 143. of th~ ro"d ~nd struck • nwl 'froopen said Howard D. box. The w hick rmuinued M cDani~ l. · 47, 35 133 on, and struck n I!U~rdr~il at1d l'ngcviUe Road, Wlls north· bridge nbuttm•nt . The pickup was !rvcrcly bound in Scipio Township at 10:39 p.m. wh~n' the .'a.r he dnma11cd, troup e!'> suid. drove slid off the lefl .side of the road nnd struck a I!Uardrail. POMEROY - Unit, uf The ear continued on, where it struck nn embank- the M ~ii;S En1crgc11ry Scrvkc ment and owrturncu, the answer.·d thrc,• r.1lls for "''"tnttce 011 Thursday. Units report sa id. The· car suffered functional rcspond~d ns follows: CENTRAL DISl'ATCH damage, nll(l M,Daltid ·was 1:06 a.m.. Dewitt's Rltn. cited for driving und<·r the Jacob L~ndis, J•ckson Gcnerol · influence, driving under suspension, failure to control and . Hospital. MIDDLEPORT a seatbelt violation. · 8:28 p.m., Mill Street, auto Jamie M, Smith, 40, 29 135 !irc, Shirley Kaufl', oW11 cr, no Ohio 143, Albany, was cited inju riel. for auured clear distance by RUTLAND the patrol following a two-car I 0:39 p.m., Ohio 143, accident Wednesday on 143 in motor vehi cle aeddcnt, Columbia 1bwnship. Dwight.McDanie l. trmcd. Troopers said Smith was southbound at 9:25 p.m. and struck the rear of a car driven by Charles A. Crnbtl'iie, 87. ATHENS - A 11ospel sin).( 28767 Ohio .143, Albany. The will be held April 27 at (,p.m. report said Crabtree had been at Bates Untt(•d M••thod tS t stOpped and had jus~ stmed Church, l'lcamll lltll H.1i:1d, moving forward again when Athci1s, featuring Anrun the collilion occurred. Grate, Just for Now, Evelyn Dama~ to both vehicles Roush , Mercy, SalvatioH, .nd was non-functional, troopers Muti~ Short. said. A love off~ri n g will be William ll,. Gibbs, 40, 3&220 takon to benefit the 13cntl Zion Road, Rutland, was Area Gospel Sing. Driven ticketed EMS runs Plan sln1 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Sllb~erlbf W4y.• 992·21$6 (UIPI 21Me01 Ohllo Vlllloy Publlllll"l eo. P - IVII'f 1 - , Monday tl1rough Friday, 111 Court 81., Pomeroy, Ohio. . SICOnCI·CIIU pottaof ptklll Pomeroy. Mlllllllt: The Auoolllfd Prna and tilt onto NfwiDIPit' Allodlllon. ""'-"" Send lddrt11111 oorreo· llent to The OoNy Sentlriol, Court. &1:, Pomeroy, Ohio 45780. Subecrlptlon l'lltu lr oltrltr o r - route -not 0111 Willi OntiiiOIIII first Baptist • ·Church fa ...70 0111- 1104 Dolly 1!0 ctntl' dltlrlng to pey ... Clfl1or may romli In ldvanoo direct to The Dtlly · CttclllwiN be gtwn Cllrllr tiCh-. No~ by 1111N . , . , - 111 • - whtrt nome Apri\21-24 6:00pm sunday 7:00pm Mon-Wed Speaker: Jack Gwinn ·• Special SlnCJinCJ . • Nursery Provided Pastor Rick Rule Invites public For more Information call ,- carrlor 111v1ot It IVIIIGit. Mlll...i~DII . """',...... 13W28W52W- nty f27.30 f53.82 f10Ue 2e= ~~---.Counlr tawttua tae.ee eow ttot.r2 740-949-3131 MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Pleasant \/alley ~ospital, including the Subscribe today • 992-2156 Boa'l"d of Trustees, member's of the medical El·superlntendent: Indicted AKRON (AP) - A former school superintendent was indicted on three counts of theft in office, and insurance fraud petjury. . : Jeffrey L. Miller, 47, was fired by the Juburban 'IWinsburg school board in July after allegations surfaced that he had used $18,000 in public money to pay for his side business and per.!Onal expenses. . · A sheriff's investigation also concluded that on many occasions, Miller worked for his practice as a children's counselor _or as a part-time college instructor while on 1W1nsburg sch~l district time. 'Miller faces up to 25 yean in prison if convicted of aU five charges in the indictment issued Thursday by a Summit County grand jury. would 6le a report 30 days after the inspection is completed. He did not know how long the inspection would take. Inspectors said earlier this week that four workers from the plant carried radioactive particles on their clothing to a home, a hotel room and nuclear plants in other states. . The particles, which are too small to see, posed no health risks to the workers or the public, said NRC investigator Kenneth Riemer. · . NRC reviews safety niles CINCINNATI (AP) - CIOIFIII staff, emf?loyees and volunteer's, would like to and • Obituaries Lawmakers debate inaease of cigar~e. tax Ohio weather I ' WASH DAY .....,. Afll 11. 2 - / ' The Dilly Sentinel • Page A 3 PageA2 • ,,. salu-te -l=-rcmcis G. f=ugaro, MD, Pleasant Valley Hospital knows the impOrtance offamiliar faces and swroundings when faced with an illness or chroni.c medical condition. a family p'Y'aditione-r, who 'l"ecently 'Y'eti'Y'ed • ' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL • Faces afte'l" '25 year's of dedicated se,.,vice to his Plllalt patients-, community and the facility. • Penonal Care •RetpiU Care . •~tometna~~. ~• Prlt-aCe Duty Nu.- e8upport Sen'kw eComp~~nloMhlp e FMIIHy SW~Jna e Sitler Sen'k:t •••••a.............. Thank you. fo,., the diffe,.,ence you made ... · . Pllti.. I.,I-Cirl provides: • Dt11 . . . . . . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL, �.. • ,... Opinion The Daily Sentinel ~ flljlf:Afrl11.;1012 .,__ ~ Did scouts earn The Daily Sentinel 111 Court lt., ~:.lo 741).1111.1181. , .. : 7 117 WWYi.mydllllyttntlnel.oom DEAR ABBY: Re<:ently my ion entered a derby <:ar ra<:e at his Cub .Scout meeting. He left the house . proud of the derby car he fashioned from a block of wood. My husband had shown him how to use the proper tools, to sand and p'aint the car- but it was our son's design. When my son and husband arrived at the race track, it was obvious many of the fathers had done far more than supervise the making of ;(he derby can. "In fact, many of the &then bragged about how they had ~esigned, cut and painted their sons' an - even going so far as adding .,'hidden" weights so they would go !faster! One of the youngest bo)'$ in ~he pack won a huge trophy for ~best in show." His car was elabo.tately · carved and decorated far :lieyond his capabilities. , Ohio Vall•y Publlahlng Co. Den DlcktROn Publlal'ltl' Cllarltne Hoeflich Diane Kay Hill o.ner.t Man...., Controller 1.<11<rn miAt t<limt.., . . . -•• ntJ •AIIIll him Meo Jilt-*• AI lrftn iW iMt,/fd,. "'"'"' •rttl ift•tt h r(frtffltlftl ~ ..,.,...,, •'"' ftlcJII~Ihl No ool(toi'tl - . ••HI k '"'""'A"" IA!ffn 1Avoll It I• rooi - · _,,., ••ldm Unitt, ttlit ~lfltn. fit ..itidft.J f.tjlH'¥Uf'l( fN Mt It WJw irflltf t'IHtMUIU fl.{ifH (M .. l'tdKtJ.lltJ ('o. \ fllfltfW.I ~~ MNII!.U f#AH'kiW Nott.f. ...,.,.1ft \oltllwJ NATIONAL VIEW Ensnared .... . SAINTS AND SINNERS Mideust violence: Pulestiniun leader Yusser Arufnt, cont1ned tu u sin~le ruum by un Israeli military offensive meunt to seal him oft from whmlsrueli Prime Minister Ariel Shuron culls the "infrastructure of terror," is not the! only one trapped by esculuting violence. Sharon und .President Bush afso are ensnared by col\tlicting Impulses that otter no obvious way out. Shuron, responding to on!loing suicide-bomb attacks by sendinll lsrue!i tunks und troops into West Bunk. cities, has encircled the man he culls the "enemy" of the free world. Shuron could eusity t1nlsh off Arufut, but hus promised Wushington not 10 hurm him. Thus Shuron's plun apparently is to wipe out Pulestlrtian terrorist cells while! renderil\g Arafnt impotent. . · .. Thut seems n duunting tusk, but even if that Were to happen, whut then'? Let's suy Arufut were neutralized or expelled to a third country. Whh whom would Shuron deul, even in the unlikely event Israeli forces could suppress a seemingly inex· huustible pool of Pulestinians willing to kill themselves nlong with their lsrueli victims'/ . . Shurun surely knows that, however justified lsruel is in defending itself, only n ne!lotinted solution thnt involves un Israeli wlthdruwnl from occupied ureus can stop the attacks, if unything can. Yet at the moment he is said to oppose neg?ti· atlons. That looks more und more like 11 fonnula for unendmg . terror. ... · Quite upurt from diverting the udmil\lstrntion from its desire to focus on Iraq us its next untl·terror target, the continuing bloodshed between lsroelis and Palestinians risks scrambling the alignment of fortes In the Middle East in ways that lire hurd mpredict and thut could render nil current assumptions moot. Whether the United Stutes hns the capacity to defuse . this crisis is questionable, but ut n minimum It needs to be seen us tryinll hurd. ·George Plagenz . Wh1 Today is Friday, Aprill9, the IQ9th day of 2002. There ure 256 duys left in the year. . Toduy's Highlight in History: . On Aprill9. 177~, the American Revolutionary War began with the battle~ of Lexington und Concord. . On this date: In 1943, during World Wnr 11, tens of thousand8 of Jews living in the Warsaw Ghetto began a valiant but futile bottle against Nazi forces. · In 19~ I, Oen. Douglas MacArthur, relieved of his Far East command by President Trumon, bid farewell to Congress, . quotin11 a line from a bnllud: "Old soldiers never die; they just fooe away." · In 1982, astronauts Snlly K. Rlde and Ouion S. Bluford Jr. became the first woman and first African·American to be taooed for U.S. space missions. ln 1989, 47 sailol'i were Jdlled when n11un turret exploded aboard the USS Iowa. Jn 1993, the 51-day sieae at the Branch Davidian com· pound near Waco, Texas, ended as fire destroyed the structure lifter federal agents began smashin• their way in: dozens of people, lncludlns David Koresh, were killed. fn 1995, a truck bomb destr2r.ed the Alfred P. Murrah Pedersl Buildlns in Qklahoma Ctty, lr.illlng 168 people and injurini hundreds. Timothy McVeigh WBB later corivlcted of fe(Jcraf murder ch~~rse~ and ex~uttd. ·· Jn 1999, the Oennan parliament inaugurated itll new home In the restored Reichslag in Berlin, ittl prewar capilal. Ten yean aso: After six days, engineers plugged the tunnel leak under tile Chicaao River that caused an underground flood that had virtually shut down business in the heart of the city. . Five yelll'fl ago: More than 50,000 residenlll abandoned Orand Forlul, N.D., as the rising Red River overran llalld· bags. · One year ago: Pharmaautlcal giants dropped a lawsuit against a South African law that could provide cheaper, . generic AIDS drugs to millions of Africa!JII, ending an inter· naliOilal battle over patent rights and profit. The mWJical '1'he Producers" opened on Broadway. Former New Hampshire Gov. Meldrim Thomson died at his home in Orfoi'd at aae 89. Today'• Birthdays: Actor Hugh O'Brian is 77. ACU'e8S Elinor Donahue is 6~. Actor lim Curry is ~6. Pop singer Mark "Flo" Volman (The Turtles; Flo and Eddie) is ~~ . Tennis player Sue Barker is 46. Recording executive Suge Knight is ,37. Actn:ss Ashley Judd is J1. Pop singer Belli Bramlett 11 34. Actor James Franco 11 24. Actrm Kate Hudson is 23. Actor Hayden Christen!lell is 21. Actor Couttland Mead is J~. Thought for Today: ''The charm, one might Hay the genius of memory, is that It is c:hoosr, chancy and temperamental: it rejeru the edll):ins cathedra and indelibly phOtographt the · &ln4!11 boy OUttllde, chewins a hunk of melon in the dust." - . Elizabeth SowetJ, Jrish·boin authOr (1899· J1)73). ·. •• • Community Celendar Ia publlahld 11 1 fl'll Hrvlce to non-profit groupa wlah· lng to ennounce mHtlnga end IPIOIII IYintl. The celander 11 not dlllgnld to promote aalla or fund·r•l•· ara of eny type. lttma ere printed only 11 lpiCI plr· mill end atnnot be guar· entltd to be prlntad 1 'P" olflc number of daye. · We told our son he should be proud of his car because he had fol lowed instructions and created it himself. Unfortunately, sQme of the other boys made our son feel their dQds loved them more bec~use they hQd made prettier, faster cars for them. Abby, I am afraid this is another example of parents reliving their youth at the expense of their chil· invites the public. . LONG · BOTTOM Revival aervloaa through Sunday at Long Bottom Unit· ad Methodist Church with Dave Dailey aa evangelist. 7 p.m. nightly. Spacial music. Public Invited. SATURDAY ALFRED - Alfred United Methodist Church breakfast, PRIDAY Saturday, aervlng 8 a.m. to POMEROY - Dwight 11 a.m. Proceeds to go lor a lcanhower will sing a pro· mlaalona project. . · · .gram ol Elvia Presley gospel · : songs at Pomeroy Church ol REEDSVILLE ...;. Free .·. Christ .on Friday from 7 to 8 clothing day Saturday at p.m. Pastor Tony Morrie Haarta and Handa Clothing When you look at the gmund, You see my footprints. As you walk upon this soil, You step over my bones. When you see old photographs, My eyes look at yours. When you hear the wind whisper, You ue heuing I)IY Yfliee. When your eyes brim with tears, lt is me tuggin(! your heart. "Never fofJ!i!t," I whisper to you And you hear my desperate \Yt'lrds. I may not be AliVe today, But in your heart, I stiU live. ' me. (Pttuli~te Pltillips mtJ her drtllglttcr jrUIIIIC Ji/ti/lips Sltdlll t/tc psttldUII~Itl • Willi AMIPM ltno C.lllllt • ,_Door Loolel Pantry at Fellowship Church POMEROY Malga of the Naz.arene, lrom 9 a.m. County Retired .Taaohars to to n09n Saturday. meal lor luncheon maatlng, Saturday, noon, at Trinity RUTLAND - Second Church. ORTA President Leading Craek Stream John Milhoan to apeak. 992· Swaap, Saturday from 9 a.m. 321 41or reservations. until noon, with lunch to lol· tow at Fireman's Park. Volun· SALEM CENTER - Star tears will receive a t·shlrt and Grange 778, Junior Grange lunch. Information Ia avail· 878, potluok supper and fun able by calling the Meigs Soli night Saturday with potluok and Water Conservation Dis· at 8:30 p.m., followed by fun trlot at 9112·4282. night. Final plana for hosting Melga County Pomona GALLIPOLIS - Dwight Grange .on May 3 to be lcanhowar, looal Elvia Pres- made. All members urged to lay tribute artlat, performa at attend. AMVETS In Qalllpolle Satur· day at 7:30p.m. RACINE - Mount Moriah Rem~mber Abigail Iiiii Btmtt. Write DedrAbl•y dt wwu<DcarAbbf.ldm or P.O. BoN 69440, /..us Augdcs, CA 90069.) · Church of God, Mila Hill, HARRISONVILLE - Har· Racine, apeolal singing, 7 rtacnvllle Senior Citizens will p.m. Revival aervloa on April Meal Monday at 11 a.m. at Harrlaonvlile firehouse . A 28 at 6 p.m. potluck lunch will ba served and blood preasuraa will ba SYRACUSE - Free cloth· taken. All area seniors ara lng and food giveaway at Invited to attend. Firat Church of God, Second and Apple Streets, Saturday, POMEROY - Pomeroy 11 a.m: to noon. Chapter 188 OES Inspection, Monday, 7:30 p.m. Refresh· SUNDAY menta to follow. CARPENTER - .Hymn sing at Carpenter Baptist TU!SDAY Church, 2 p.m. Sunday, with ·POMEROY - Meigs High Proclaim, Crose Creak and School Junior Parents meat· Claudette Harbin. lng will taka place at the Meigs County Library at' 7 MONDAY p.m. to finalize the prom. lrlnd New 1002 Chevy IJIMdo &14 Ton !XL Clb 2002 Flrtblrd Sport Caup1 . Brand New 2002 Pontiac Grand AM SECoupe • Air COIIdMionlnl ~ f •T·Tope • CIUIN Conlrol • AlrCond• •Auc-tto • Powrr Wind. • CD ly1ttm • Vor!H Vol Powtr • TIIIIIHrtnt • AM/FIIIIrrto • CtuiN Colllrol Willi CD lylllm • Vortto 1000 • CD IV814tm VoiP- •Aulomlllo · •Air Cond. •"-lpoller B11nd New 2002 CheVy Sllvll'ldo Sportelde 4x4 .,_ .... ,,_Windlwl ,,_LooU • '1111 iiiMilnl • Air t:.ntlllonlng • CruiM Control • CD lylllm • ittyfMIIniiY • Alitomlllo •CDipllm ;.. • ~· ' For someone who shows up on eve~ us." Hst of the country's "most respected' The stadium reverberated wit~ men, Billy Grahom manages to miss· applause. Graham, too, looked please peak quite frequently and often in with what he had said. It was in fact liQ embarrassing ways. . ungracious slur on the ghetto poor II) There was the time he told Katie · · every city who have had to live will, Couric on the "Today'' show that he the scourge of rats. : would love Bill Clinton even if he were · I wrote in a column at the time~ guilty of the sexual scandals then "Such a remark is unwonhy of a ma~ swirling uround hilt) because "be is a of Graham's statllnl • as was the remilr]( remarkable mun who has a lot of temp· that preceded it in which he minimize~ uulons thrown his way." America's anti-pollution efforts by say• COLUMNIST Katie's next question was, "Is it too lng, 'We'v.e always h.ad P.?llution. much to expect the president to resist the creek·on my father s farm was s At a later point in the conversation, polluted ..."' some of those temptations?" The Wall Street Journal, reporting on when Nixon raises the subject of An approving laugh went up from tb the Couric Interview, quoted Graham Jewish influence in Hollywood and the crowd. as replying that, yes, it was too much to media, Graham says, "A lot of Jews are Graham's response to my criticism expect of Clinton because he WIIS "such great friends of mine. They · swarm was quick in corning. A week latqc a strong und vigorous man that the around me because they know 1 urn under a picture of Orilham and me ol1i friendly to Israel. But they don't know the front page wu the headline, "BU ladies just go wild over him." The evangelist's latest brush with how I really feel about what they're Graham asks for Kick In Pants." misspeak (lotest to come to light, at any doing to this country." The story said, "Evangelist Bil rate) concerns some seemingly anti~ According to the Associated Press, Oraham today invited Relfgion Edil Semitic remarks he made when Graham recently responded to the Oeo111e Plagenz to 'kick me in the s Richard Nixori Wl\8 president. release (lf the laJled revelations by say· of the pants whenever you feel like it. I : The exchange between the two took lng, "Although J have no memory of need It sometimes."' place in the Oval Oftice after a prayer the occiiSion, J deeply reftret the com· "You really know how to hurt a fel• breakfast in 1972. A tape of the conver· ments I apparently made. low," the letter continued. "The reasoq sation was broadcast nationwide on He later apologized for the com· it hurts is because you are at least l!j ABC· TV in early March ofthls yellt'. ments. . part right. I will be more .careful fro~ According to the Chicago Tribune, Something else that once thrust now on. t can certainly see how somt ''Graham voiced the belief that Jews Oraham onto the front pages of the of my remarks could liave been mlsin: control the American media." country in 'an unhappy light was a terpreted. I really did ,not mean thert The evangelist tells Nixon, "This remark he made during a Crusade at the way they apparently came out.'' · : stranglehold has got to be broken or the Texas Stadium before a crowd pf As fill' 1111 I WIIS concerned, no kick ill country's going down the drain." 50,000. the pants wiiS necess~. A sracioul "Do you belfeve that'r' Nixon BBks in He said on this occasion, "We had apoloay can undo a mulutudc of sins. : rats in our day, too. The only .difference ,; response. "Yes, sir," $8YS Graham. wBB that we killed our own rats. We . (George R. PIIJgenz Is a columnlstfol "Oh boy, NO do 1,'' replies Nixon. didn't ask the government to do it for Newspaper Enterprl.ve Association.) : BY THE ASSOCIATEO PRESS .. ! Billy Graham ·misspeaks a little too often these days · TODAY IN HISTORY ____..... ---....--- ADVICE . dren. The ftthen should never have in your column on April 19, Holotalten over this project, What did caust Remembrance Day. these boys learn? That it's OK to TAWNYSHA LYNCH cheat? I'd love to see this addrelled DEAlt. TAWNYSHA: l'm because I know it happens all 1)1/tr . pleased to print your poem as a ttibthe country. - PROUD .MOM ute to the many souls who have IN OHIO been sacrified over the centuries DEAR. PROUD MOM: You are because of man's inhumanity to describing parents who are determined to make sure their children m~BVER. FORGET by succeed even if it means cutting a 1\awnyaha Lynch few cornen. And you're absolutely right - 1 doubt that a trophy a (Exttrptttl from "R.tttttHtbrttHtt," child hasn't euned and knows isn't MpfriJihl 2001) deserved will make him or her feel I may have died long •BO· like a winner. The prize becomes llut I am not BOM· mc11ningless. The child'& abilities are My body may rest an1ong thoudiminished; and the youngster is left sands, feelii1g that he or she can't perform. llut I stiU exist. DEAlt. ABBY: I'm enclosing a Wh ~n you see this camp before poem I wrote after visiting you, Auschwitz. I hope .you will print it You see where I breathed my last. MEIGS CALENDAR • The Sncrumento (Calif.) Bee, on Ynsser Arufut and --·--- ·Dear Abby 11,2DU . US. caught up in .Middle East crisis .and find resolution • Pip AS ,the Daily Sentinel . DROP US ALINE. ...... ~' .... _... ~ . . ...... _... . . .. ·· -~·- 200lloln 1t. l'allllll'lr 11 11o w. *-"1o1JN • 1. -· . ..... • • • . - • -- --• • ' �bp tp • Ibe P.IIV 'pnUntJ ApjlloaodStoondSII. Putr. Rev. Dttvld RUIIIII Sunday School and WMblp- 10 Lm. Evtnln,. Servil.."ta• 6:30p.m. Wedneolay Stn-1,.., · 6:30p.m. Ooootlo "Joooo \ltliol " ...... lo\nl'.arolt and WanJ Rd. Not<lf' l1mo:o Mllltt s.....y So:hool · 10:30 a.m. e...1na · 1:!0 p.m. ( .tllltilll S..ml H- Catholic: Chorclt 161 MUibtlll' Ave., l'l>m<!loy, W2·l!l9tt Pa~IQr : R~v. Wtlter E. Helm S11 Clltl. 4:43·3:13p.m.: Mw- l ;.IO p.M. IUVOf. Valty I Apooll>lk• Wunhlp C.n~tt Sun. CM. · 8 : 4S- ~ : 1S a.m., Sun. Maaa: · 9;)0 a.m. 81J S. )1\1 Avt., Mkldltp.Jrt ltttvln KOO.kh:, P.stur Sunda1, to a.m. and 6:!10 p.m. Weli""""y,.1:3U J).m.: Y011th t't'l. 7:!0 p.m. H.....,k GNvt t'lltiatlan ChoM Pntor: l.aiT)' Brown \\~1nh l p . ~:JO a.m. Sunday S~hiJ\'11 · IO:.W l. tn. Bible Study · ? p.m. M Pumemtl'llu"'h of Chrt11 212 W. Moln St. Mlnl~tcr: Anthooy Mllfl'is Sunday S..:hnol . 9:,\0 a.m. Wonhlp- 10:30 11.m., 6 p.m. Wl:dm:&day Servkca • 1 p.m. l.lbortt AMO!bl.\l ot Gnd P.O. Dox ~1,' 1:>\h.ldl.._l.Jiilt MitS(III, W, Vtt Pastur: Nell Thnnant Sunday ServiL-e~t- 10:00 Uh. aml 7 p.m. Ponwroy Wl'ftt!lldt Churth of Chrid .\:\llti Chlldren'11 ~lome Rd. Su11duy Sc~atll • It tun. Wt.iuhlp · ll)a.m.. 0 p.m. Wcdnt!lday Scrvil'ctt . 7 rut\ , Mlddlepot1 Chut<h ofChrtot · ~lh 11rv.l Mntn l'll•h)r: AI Hurtsun Youth MlniKt ~r : Hlltl tmzlcr llopo B~pll•l Chu"h.\Slouthern) 570 Otont !'11 ., Millt.llcf)ltrt Smlduy Sdmt'll ; 9:3() a.nL Wonhlp· K : l ~. I O :.~Iu . m .. f p.m. Wtdt\e~day Scrvk'C!I· 7 p.nt Sllhllll)' lldiU~ll • Y:30 a.n\, Worship · II a.m. tlm.l ti p.m. Wt:dnl!~tllly Strvlct • 7 p.m. Keno Chun:h ut Chrltt Wt1rllhlp • 9:.10 a.tll , Slln~llY Schoo.ll · IU : ~U a.m. Puatndcll'n:y Wullnce l ~ I ond :\nJ Snnd11y RYdand tln• ll•t•ll~t t:hun:h SuttdtiY School • 'JI:JU a.m. Wutllhill · 111:4' a.m. IJomtruy •'hilt b1pll1t 811~ 1 M1ln St. Sunday SdhH!I • ll:jt)'tUII. W11Bhlp • UJi JU ll.lll , Htarw1lll1w kldae Chui'Ch oiChrill l'a•lnr:Thrry S1ew11rt Sunduy S\!hnt•l - ~ : :tO a. m. Wtlt!lhtr . 10:.\0 a.m.• fi :Jo p.m. WcdtM:~u y Service~ · 6:.JU p.m. lli~utal 41"121\ntk!lll) 1111\C :t.tnn Church 111 Chri•l B. Lamar O' Uryllnl SumJuy S!!hool · 11:.\11 1ttll. Wur~ hl~ • H: I,, il,tn,, IJ 4~ um & 7:(1(1 p.m. We\JnL~!day Service" - 1:(Ml fl.til . Pu ~tor: l'vtnlihl)', Hnrti8Vt1YIII~ Rd, (Rl. 143) P11 ~tur: kot~cr Wn~n • Sundny St: kt.Mil · 9::\0 a.m. Wurehlp • IO:JO 11.111 .. 7:00p.m. Wednc!!dtty Service". 7 p.m. t1nl B1pUsl ChuNh Pa~tur: MArk M11tn1w 6th antl Palmer St ., MlJdlcpmi Sunday Schuoi · IJ: I,, u.m. WorM hlr . Il l: 1~ n.m., 1:1•) J1.tn . WcthiCidlty S ~;~ r v lcc · 7:1XIt>.nt Tllppen Ploln Chu"'h or Chrt•t lttllt'Utlltl\lfll Wul'llhlp Sct·vh:c • LJ tun. Cummunlun • 10 !1.111 . Sundl1y Schnol • 10: '' •.m. Youth· !1 : ~0 pm Sunduy bible S1udy Wedncltlay 1 pm MMciiM flt'BI H1pll11 l'llsltlt; Rh:k Rule Su nduy Sehoul · ~:.10 tun. Dradbory Chur<h ot Chrtot Pnxtnr: Jim l!aton · JY ~.511 8radbury Koatl, Mlddlepon Sunduy School · ~ ; ~IJ ~t . m . WiWIIhlp · IO:!fl a.m. Wnt~ hlp • tll:40 tu n., 7:0() p.m. WclltiC!tt.hty Scr\!lces · 7:00 p. m. SUvrr Mun bapll11 Pu"tur: J1Jim Swansun .SunJ11r 1lchnnl . I01Ltt1. Wllf11hlp - I 111.111,, 7:00 p.ltt. WC!dtlnlluy Scrvk:ea· 7:00p.m. Rutland Churrh of Chrtal Sunday SchtiOI · 9:30a.m. Wunhlp • 10:30 11.111., 7 p.m. Mt. tlnlon Bopllitl Pa~lnr,; OaYIJ Wl~ man Sur1d11y School-tJt4.1J 11.111. Drodfol'll Chul'<h ufChrlJt Cumer of'St. MI. 124 &: Bradbury Rl.l. Minhtler: Dlm1 Shtnnblln f.':Wttltly • (:t;)() p.ttt , WeLittr~ do y Ynulh Mlnl11t~r: Bill Ambrrpr Nervh.:eN• h: ~Op. m, . Su ndRy S~.:huol • 9:30a .m. - II:IXI a.tn,, 10::\0 a.ttl,, 7:011 p.m, Wtdne!ldlty St!rvkn ' 7:00p.m. Wnr~hlp Uethlelkth Baplhd Churrh O~al benLI1ituutr 114, K~lne, OH Pi.ttbr : Daniel Mf(.'fl Sund11y St:hoo1 · 9:30 11m . Surtday Worllhlp - 10::\0 •.m, Wedh!'illay l:tlhle Study • 0:00 p.m. Hkkorr IIJIIa Ctlun:h of Chrtat HV11111cll•t Mike Moore Sumlay S~;hool · 9 a.m. Wurohlp . IO a.m.. 6:30p.m. Wedne-.Jay Ser\t\cea • 7 p.m. Old Bothtl Froo Will Bopllot Church 2~001 Si. Mt. ), Mlil<ll•jl<JII Sunday S!ihool • 10 a. m. LtnpYI11o Chrlitlan Churdl Paitot: Robin Mu1Mr Sunday School • 9tl0 a.m. Wtlllhlp · IO:lOo .m.. 7:30p.m. Wednooday SorYI" 7:30p.m. I!Yenlna· 1:00 p.m. n.uoo•~ SerYii!ea · 1100 Hllloklo 8aptlot Chur<h Sl. At, 143)uituff RJ, 7 Ptiator: rtev. lilmel ft . Acree, Sr. Suhday Uoln..J Sirvke Wutshlp ~ 10:311 a.m., e p.m. Reedlvlllt Church of Chrtat Pt!tur: Philip Sturm Sund1y School: 9:30a.m. Wotthlp Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible S1udy, Wod,.,oby, 6:30p.m. . Wedt1ead11y Service. •7 p.m. Vl•l•'1 Bapt~llndeptntlonl $2J N. lnd Si. MlddiOjlUII Paatur: Jamc• E. Keesee Worship . Wi.hl., 1 p.m. Wedl'lt!ldily !h!I'Yhlt l • 7 p,m. Folth Stoptlot Chu"'h RilliNad St .. Malkin ~und1y ~chutJI - 10 a,m, WU11hlp • II 0.111., 6 p.m. Wtdn•ltlay !Je r¥i~;e& • 7 p.m. ro- Nun bopliJt Pas1ol' : Arlu" Hurt Sundty S•nool . 10 •.m . • 7 p.m. , ... 1¥111 Stoptht . 81111!!tt1 ~h i Plltlm: ke~. Ptul Tlykw Sunday lkkool · tiJ 1.m. avt~nln• • 7 p.m. WtrJIM!fday lten~ll:n • 1 p.m. Attotld lloJHiot Cllul'th R•vcttawl,!Od, WV 'h,... _ .. Plf•.w: Jw Bt~ule Sunday School • 9 a.m. Wunhlp . 10 ..... 1\otoday Servlcu · 7:30p.m. Wonhlp I a.m. Sunday School 9: I~ a.m. Coolnll Qoolor G..., E,._,.l Chur<h 321\ H. Main St., Punlem)' Re.v. Jame1 Hemuckl. Rev. Katharln F01ter ' PIIIltH'! keith RDr Sunday School • 10 a.m. W<X~hlp • II a.m. lloliiH '" y Re v. ~11'10111111U Matn Slrtct. kudand Sumlily Wonhlp-10:00 a.m. Sunday Servk:o-7 p.m. P~tor: l>anYIUo JlollnHI Chur<h 31 0~7 State kouto 3l~. Lanasvlle Putor: OVY JRck!IA.In Sunday M:hool · 9:30a.m. Sufll)oy wo~hlp · 10:30 o.m. & 7 p.m. Wetl ncl'd~ty pmyer »er.:lce • 7 p.m. KOH or Sheron Hollnfu Churth LcndlnJ Cn:ek Rd., Rutland Plulttlr: Rev. Dclw.,y Kln1 Sumlu) IIChlKJI· \I :JO a.m. Sulllluy WtK!Ihlp -7 p.m. · Wedtte11dny pru)er mceUna· 7 p,m, Pine Grnve Blhle Hollnt11 Churth l rJ mil colT Rt. 325 Pu!ltor: Rev. O'Dell Manley Sunday Schc~ll · ~ : 30 a.m, Worthlp • 10:30 l.m., 7:30p.m. Wetlnelldny Service • 7:30 p.m. Wnleyan Bible Holln• Ch•ftll 7~ Pcari 81., Middleport. Pastor: Rev. Do1.11 Cox Sunday Wo~hlp · 9:30p.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service • 7:30 p.m. HJHII Run lioilne. Churth NCv. Murk Michael Suttdu) !khool • ~:30 a.m. Wonhlp • l tJ:.4-~ a. m., 7 p.m, Thul'lday Dible Study and Youth · 1 p.m. Laurel Cllll ,.,.. Metloodlll Chur<h Rev. l,c,s Str11ndt -.nd Myra L. Slrandt Sunday School ··9:30a.m. w,.hlp . 10:.10 o.ori. and 6 p.m. WcdncM day Service · 7:00p.m. I ;illn !1.11 ..., , tiuh Tho Churclt of,_ C-1'111 of LatttfoDty 111111 $1. MI. 160, 446·6247 or 446-748tl Sundoy S<hooll0:20.11 a.m. Mollef So<:loty/Prllltltood II :Ol·l2:00 noon Sacrament Service 1.11·10115 a.m. Humemakthi moeilnJ, lot Thuro, • 7 p.m. · 8vcnlna • 6 p.m. Wednetday St11'ka . 1 p.m. Rudond Churrh ot God Pt~t«: Ron Ht!IUI Sundar Wonhlp • 10 o.m .. 6 · p.m. • Wednellda~ Servl(:tl • 7 p.m. rtne Orove w.v•. Pattdt': David RUIHII Sun<toy S<hool • 10:00 a.m. Woohlp . II a.m. a,.._UIIIIdMadtodlol Worthlp · 9:30a.m. (ill ol2nd Sun), 7:30p.m. (31\l.l 4ch Sun) Wedncoday Servlca . 7:30_p.m. Sto-C-r · Pa~tor: Alouadonl Gnee I.F. J, 923 S. Third St .. Middleport P11110r Tclll .. Davia Sundly ~~ervlce, 10 1.m. Wedne1dey ~ke, 7 p.m. . ....., Folth Full G01pel Chur<h LonsBollom Putor: Steve Reed Sundty School • 9:30a.m. Wonhlp · ~; )()a.m. and 7 P· ~· Wedneoday · 7 p.m. friday· fellow1hlp M!rvlce 7 p.m. 06wayne. Stutler Sundty School · 10 a.m. Womhlp • 9 a.m. WU~nday S.ervlcet • 10 a.m. Comoti·SuConnel & Baahln Rdl. Rac:lne, Ohio .Putor: De wayne Studer !Iunday khool· 9:!0 Lm. Wunhlp • 10141 Lm. Bible Study Wed, 7:00p.m. 1'111 Btllo"'o' r,llowllolp Mln~tl'l' New Lime Rd .. Rulland I'UIDrl Rey, ~ J. RQI!I111011 Morol11ihlr P111or: Oewayne Studer Sunday School · II i.m. Wonhlp . 10 o.m. IIIIL.ttarl Pootor: BI1Mtllltknou Stlllday khool· 10 a.m. Wonhlp . 9 Lm, Wedrttlday • 7p.m. C1Mottr Puaor: Jane Bailie ' Coolrillo Unllld M-loll'lrllll Puton llllon Kllna CooiYllla Church M~n A Plllh St. !Wilily Sehool· 10 a.m. Wonltlp • 9 Lm. 1\laoday S...k:eo • 7 p.m. JI.........,.Ch_ Orand Cluett Iunday khool· 10 a.m. Wonhlp.J1a.m. Wednelday lllrvlctl·l p.m. 'hrdiCittordo Co. Rd. 63 lundtoy lchool· 9:30a.m. Wonhl 10!0 \ ,\/ , 111 lit · 9a.m. ountiiY ll<hOOt • 10 a.m. ·1 "'d* port CHrU of dlt NIIIIW Putor: Allto Mld<lp lundtoy khool · 9:30 o.m. Wonhlp . 10:10 a.m.. 6:30p.m. Wednelday S...i<:n • 7 p.m. " - Alloo Mldap ...... ,...Uti.,. . ChurehoftlttN'-:TmiiWaldock Clundty Sehool • 9:30 Lm. c-. S...Jeeo:Wedneldly, 7:30p.m. · Sundoy. 2:30p.m. ~lit Cooamunlly Churoh Putor: Theron Dttrhom Sunday· 9:30a.m. and 7 p.m. Wedneoday • 7 p.m. Mlddloport C.....nlty Cllo"'h m Poarl 11.. MJddlepon Putor: Sam Ando""" Sunday ScltooiiO a.m. BYanlnf · 7:30p.m. Wedneldly Servlee. 7:30p.m. rlltb Vlllq 'h'*"""ll ChurCh 8~10)' Run Rood Paaor: Rev. Emmill RfiWJOtl Sunday BYillllftl 7 p.m. Thunday Servli:e. 7 p.m. Sy_M_ 14118ridpmao St.,Synouoe ReY. Mlko Thomp!On,Pootor Sundty SchoOl • 10 a.m. EY1nln1 • 6 R•m. We<lnoldly Servlee. 7 p.m. C.woolty Chur<h Ot!'Rt. 124 Put«: 1!4oel Hill . Sunday khool· 9:30 Lm. Wonhlp • 10:30 a.m .. 7:30p.m. Sunday Sehool· 9:30a.m. Worthlp • I0:30a.m.. 7 p.m. Sunday O<ltool • I0 a.m. Wcnhlp • II o,m, -~Servia . 7 p.m. r11111 Chur<h LonJ801tom Sundty Sehoo1· 9:30 Lm. Worthlp · 10:4' a.m.. 7:30p.m. W-oday 7:30p.m. Mt. Ollrt C I "'11 Clllrdl Put«: L t - Bulb Iunday khoo1· 9:30a.m. o~., . 7 p.m. Wtdneday llorvk:e • 7 p.m. l l - roltlt Cllordl .... 7 on ,.,_, By-P"' Putor: R.,, E. Smllll.lr. Sundty llchool • 9:30 a.m. Worthlp . 10:30 Lm .. 7 p.m. W - y Strvla • 7 'p.m. a..,.. e.. Filii 212 E. M1ln Street Pomeroy H2·37H Bropn-Wamer IWIIHIR & *tlontll IMgue Clnoln1111115, Houelon 4, 10 Inn . N.Y. Meta 1, Montreal 0 Florlcla 8, Philadelphia 7 Milwaukee 7, St. Louis 5 Loa Angeles 5, San Diego 2 Fllllo Followohlp C111111de for Chrtol PasiOr: Rev. l1runklln lllc.kenJ Service: Frlt.lay, 7 p.m. AmtriCiln IMgue Minnesota 4, Kansas City 1 Tampa Bay 6, Detroit 4 Oakland 4, Anaheim 2 N.Y. Yankee& 8, Baltimore 4 Whitt Sox 7, Clevel1nd 1 Calnry Bible Churt.h Pu1fieruy j.ljk\'1, Co. Rd. P1110t: Rt:Y. Blackwood Sundil.y S..:hool · 9:)0 a.m. 8v ScoTT WOLFf: GLOUSTER- Pitchers Matt Ash and Justin Allen combined to pitt h a great game as the Southern Tornadoes rolled past the Trimble Tomcats 6-3 Thunday night in an important boys' Hocking Diviliion baseball .:ontest at Glouster Municipal Park. Trimble is now 6-4 overall, while Southern is 5-4 and 3-4 in the league. Coach Scott Wickline's charges took the lead in the third inning, but had to battle back twice to post the exciting win, Matt Ash went five and one third innings to get the win, while Justin Allen finished out th e game in posting the save. Ash fanned six and Allen fanned two, while together they walked three. Jesse Brunton went the distance for Trimble, fanning one and walking two while sufferin g the loss . Trimble went ahead in the first when Shust walked and scored on a Brunton single. Southern after going down in the fir.;t two innings, came back to score two in the third. Justin Allen doubled, Wes Burrows had an R.BI single, and Matt Ash had an RBI double. to push the score to 2-1. Trimble tied the score in the fourth when Noah Barrett slammed a solo leadoff home run for a 2-2 score: The Tomcats went up 3-2 when Jenkins singled, advanced on an·error, and Stier doubled him home. The Tornadoes stormed back in the sixth as Brice Hill faked a bunt and slammed a single to right. · Matt Ash walked, Brandon Pierce hit a sacrifice fly, and Curt Crouch singled, the score 4~3. . AJoe Cornell double and Brice Hill single set the stage for a Matt Ash double to ·add some insurance runs in the seventh inning. Justin Allen came on in relief to retire the side in the se-venth inning. . Southern hitters were Curt Cro uch 2-for-3,Ash 2-for-3 with two doubles, Hill two singles, Allen a double, Cornell a double, and Burrows a single. Trimble hitter.; were Stier two doubles; Shust a single, Barrett a home run, and singles by Jenkins and Brunton. Southern goes to Wellston Friday. Wonhlp 10:30 o.m.. 7:30p.m. Wedndday Service· 7:30p.m. Roush to~~ SIJvenvllle Comnlanlly Churrh I~ Green·WhHe Puwcor: Wayt1e It Jewell Sunday Survlc"M • I0;00 a.m. &. 7;00 p.m: Thul'!ldliy · 7:00p.m. AT!--! ENS - The Annual · Green vs. White football scrimmage at Ohio University will · take place on Saturady beginning at 1 p.m. at Peden Stadium. Former Meigs standout . Justin Roush , who will be a redshlrt sophomore next season for the Bobcats, will likely see ext~nsive playing time in the scrimmage at running back . Clifton 'hbernode Churclt Clifton, W.Va. Sunday S(·hool· 10 a.tn . Wo111hl p • 7 p.m. Wcdnt~~day ~ervl c c • 7 p.m. New Lite Vl~tury Ceate1 3713 Oooraes creek Mo•1d, OtllllpnH•. OH Pu!ltor: Bill SUllen Sunday ServlceN · I011.1n. & 7 p.m. Wcdne8doy . 7 p.m. & Youth 7 p.n1. Full G01pel Churrh ollhe UvlnJ Sa,lor Rt33M, And4uhy Haaerw Pulltor: Jcnc Morri1 Serv1ee1: St~turday 1:00 p.m. fastest man at God'• Tempi• of Pr1.ln Defiance 31661 M<Qulre Md. Pomo:roy, Ohio Paawr: Wayne Balcolm Suvlce1: ThurM. Nltt• 7:00pm New church No Sundlly .ervlce Clllabli~ht:d . Sllem Community Church Llcvlns Mtlild, Wcsl Columblu, W.Va. Jtastor: Clyde 11errell Sul\tlay Sc:tmol9:30 am Sunday evt!nlna aervk:e 6 pm Wedneldly aervlee 7 pm • l't'lllt 't 1"Ltl Po .......ltiA-bly St. Rt. 124, R"'lne Putor: Wll!lom Hob""k Sunday School · 10 a.m. Evenlna · 1 p.m. Wcdnesdiy Service•. 7 p.m. , •• ' , ., ~., . kt i.Jil Harrloon•lllo Preobylfrlon Chun:h Wonhlp • 9 a.m. SundMy S.:hool· 9:4! o.m. Mlddloportl'reobyterton Sunday SChool · 9 o.m. Worllhlp • 10 a. m. \.H \•IIIII 1),1\ \d\ t' llfl', f s.v..tb·D•r Ad,.nlltt Mulberry H11. Rd., Pomeroy Putor: Ruy Llwlnoky Saturda~ Se1VIee1: Sabbath School · 2 p.m. In Chrtll Cllurth Tom Communliy 364 11 Wlcldtam Rd PuiDt: Rol>en Sanden Sunday Sehool · 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 Lm ., 7:00p.m. WC<IneadlyS...Iuo - 7:00p.m. Eden llnllld llnthrtn In Clirto 2 112 mlleo11ot1h of Ru<loYlllo 011 State !louie 124 '"""' Rov. RobM Mllt<ley Sunday S.ttooi • II a. m. Sundty Wonhlp • HJ:OO a.m. It 7:00p.m. Wedlleldly S...lceo• 7:30p.m. Wf.dnelday YC>tlth Strvi<e · 7:30p.m. Counly~ 0/Jeotl'wrlil Eat Main Pomeroy, Oh ...,.1_' 74Ht2..2tl 'ttl "'11114111<11 lftool/tfo o!llt 740.f112.... arace Is DEFIANCE - John Haggerty, a graduate of Meigs High School, placed first in the 100- meter dash at the Defiance Invitational while competing for Wilmington College last weekend. Haggerty posted an 11 .23 in the race and al!o placed second in the 200-meter d:uh for the Quakers. He also was part of the second- place 4x100meter relay team. Wilmington finished 6nt in the meet with 151 points. i '1": Putor: Eldo" Roben Crow Sunday School· I0 a.m. Worohlp . II a.m. Dan Polcyn aame RrJolclnJj Lifo Church 100 N. 2nd A".. Middleport P~&M iur : Mike Fortmlll Pas1n1: l!mcrhu• Lawrence Pun:man Wouhlp· 10:00 um ... Wednc fl.l11Y Sorvl~.:~ll.• 7 p.m. 1 a..,.. u p - Blessed are the pure lt'I'IIMAI•famllyRtltaurant in heart; for they UFtfturl"!,:"' Frf«< shall see Gfd. 228 w. Main St., Pomeroy Matthew 992·5432 MLB Thuraday'a Oamu ll'llr\'ltw Bible Churrh Lct1111, W.Va. Rl. I PIU!tnr; Hri1m May Sunduy School · 9:30J.m. Wunhlp · 7:00p.m. Wednesday Rlhlo Study · 7:00p.m. CUpol Churdo - Pro Baseball Wedneld1y Service - 7 p.m. - O,.,fllll CenomunliJ' Church Tornadoes blow past the Tomcats, 6-4 SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT WoMihlp • 10:30 a.m. ht'' Appe Life "Fult.(loopel Church" Pa11011 John & Pllty WIKle 603 Second Ave. M~t•on 773·l017 Servlc:e lime: Sunday 10:30 a.m. · Weclnelday7pm Puull: William K. Mulhall Sunday SChool· IO:Ilo.m. Worthlp • 9:15a.m. Bible Study: Mondty 7:00pm. Sno...tllo Sunday Suhool · 10 1.m. Wonhlp • 9 a.m. Molp C......d.. l'llrloh Sundty khool · 9:30a.m. Worahlp • t I a.m., 6:30p.m. Sunday School · ~:lO o.m. \Yon!llp • 10:30 Lm., 6:30p.m. . W1dnuday Strvk:eo • 7 p.m. Hat.,tl Outreae• Mlnl1lrln 47439 Reibel Rd., Cheoter Putora: Rev. Mary and Harokl Cook Sundiy Service•: 10 a.m . .t 6 p.m. Wednelday Servleea : 1 p.m. Rutilnd Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 a.m. Thurlday Servlc:e1 · 7 p.m. HIGHLIGHTS White'• Choptl Weoleyan Coolville Rrnul Pattl'or': Rev. Phillip Rklcnour SuJKIJY School • 9:30 l .m. Rod! Sprtnl(ll · Puux: Keith Rader Tow ..hlp Rd ., ~ . Sunday School· 9 a.m. WonhJp • 10 o.m. Wedneodly Service•· 10 a.m. Sunday School • 9:<4! a. m. Wonhlp. II •. m. 1•11111111 Churdl .. llll Na1a~nt Plltor: Rev. SaMUel W, 81\I)'C Sunday S.:hool · 10:00 o.m. SUndlly Sei'\IICe • 6:00p.m. Wcdnnday Scrvlc.:e - 7:00 p.m. lltthel Chur<h Alfml PPtor: JaM Bettlle Putor: Rav. Roser wmron1 Sunday School · 9:30 1.m. w...hlp- 7 p.m. Putor: Rod Brower · Wonhlp . 9:30a.m. Sunday SCh-?1· I0:31a.m. Paator: Brlln Hllt<naao SWIIily Sehool · 10 a.m. Wonhlp • II Lm. Wedrttldly 7 p.m. Worahlp . 9:00 o.m. Sundoy School· 10:00 a.m . Norlhi:U1CI1otcr •.m., Alb Street Church Alh Sl., Middleport- Putor: Olean Rowe Sunday School · 9:lll.m. Wonhlp . 10 a.m. Voulh Fellowlhlp, Sundty • 6 p.m. Fru:DAv's Fnedom Goopel Mloalllft Bold Koob. on Co. Rd. ) I Sunday School· 91!0 a.m. "Mnhlp • II 6 p.m. -Idly Servleeo • 7 p.m: Wodnollday: Power 1nd Prayer 7 pm ........, Ill. John Lutlooru Churdl RACINE PLANING MILL Davi..Oulokel Agency lno. Ptor1Chlpo1 Sunday School· 9 a.m. Woi'lhlp • 10 o.m. .... 111111 ' 1 . Ill Mb Olive Unllld Madtodlol 0" 1241;eh!nd Wllk..vllil Joutor: RoY, Rllph SpiNI Sunday S•hool • 9:30a.m. Worthlp • 10:30 a.m., 7 p.m. Thurlday Servl<11 • 7 p.m. Evcnlna St:rvl..:o 6 p.m. Btthel Wonblp Center Tllppen Plain• Orode S<hool Putur. Rub Biibor Alllltant Pulor: Karen DIYII Sundoy Worthlp: I0 am · Pamlly pralac M~rvl,:e: 6pm Youth &roup 6 pm Mlntrorillo Putor. Bub Roblnl<lll Sul\diy School - 9 a.m. Wonhlp . tO a.m. CaiYat']' PIJarlm Chapel UorriBOtlvlllc Road Puator: Chllrlc1 Ml.lK!.!nr.le Sunlltly School9:30 m .m. Wonhlp ·· II 11 .m., 7:00p.m. Wednesduy Servh.:c • 7:00 p,m, SL P111l Lutheran Churrh Comer 5)'<1"""' It Second St., Pomon>y ML Mortoll Chur<h of God • Mile Hill Rd .. R&~:lne Pa!tt11: Jame• S111erfltld Sunday Schuol · 9:4' a.m. Pastor: Rob Brower Sundty School • 9:30 a.m. Worthlp • II :00 o.m. Frld.-y, April 11, 2002 W...hlp S<rvlce I0:30a.m. Ponltutd·Roclne Rd. Paator: Mlchlitl Dutil Sundl); School ·.9:30a.m. Wonhlp • 10:30 o.m. 'Nednelday Servletl a·7:00 p.m. H11llo CM141olltpoli) Page 81 hstvr: Robtrt Vlooe Sunday School · 1):30 a.m. c...munliJ' of Chrlot · Sunday S.:hool · 10 a.m. W<>l>hlp • 9 a.m. The Daily sentinel Rotary track meet prtt~iew, Page B2 Meigs boys blast Miller, Page B2 · OVP 'Hack Honor Roll, Page BJ South lleth<l Community Chur<h Silver M.ldac Bible Stud)' 9 a.m. Sundly Carttto.JattrdeiiOiftiMIJonal Church KlnilburJ' Rood a.e.r a.r.:t. .t the N. .rene Put«: Rev. lferl>en o..... Ollll ' l ( Ill Ill Fol'llt Ru PIRiol': Bob RoblniQR Inside: Hiland Rood, Pomo101 Pastor: Roy Hunter Sunday Sc~ ~ 10 a.m. Bvc.nlnl 7:30p.m. TUeoday & Thunday • 7:30p.m. PortiHd Flnt Chu"'h of the Nuarene P11tor: WUllun Jua1l1 Sunday SChool-10:00 o. m. Momlna Wonhlp : IO:~lo.m. Sunday Servlllll • 6:30 p.in. 1'111- , Chur<h of Chrlft lnttraecuoo 7 ai14J 17+4- w E!va nJelllll bennla Sar1ent Sundoy lllble Study • 9:30 a.m. Wor&hlp: ld: JO 1.tn. and 6:30p.m. We.Jnnday Rlhte !J1udy ·. 7 p.m, ( ltttttltttl (,od Eo ....... Pulor: KelthRader S•nday School · 10 a.m. Wonhlp . 9 •.m. Sund11y Sdn>l 1nd Holy Eu~:hnrl s 1 II :00 a.m. I Jlft IAverwltr Sunday S'hool • 9:30 o.m. Wunhlp • 10:30 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wo<lntldly Servl..l • 7 p.m. Pa.~1 or: l~l Albury (Synt:UIO) PutO<: Bob Robln1011 Sunday School · 9:4' a.m. W...hlp • II a.m. Wednooday Servl"' • 7:30p.m. Our Stoviour Luthoron Chur<b . Walnut and Heney Sit .. Kaventwood, Potor. Dnld W, McClain MillWork Cabinet Making Syracuse Pint SUIItlq ot M-.lh • 7:00p.m. 11rvlce Plstor: Rev. Cnila ., a.ra. "&a. N...,.... r Sundl)'- · 10:!0 . .... lle1lor Chur<h ot Chrlll Pa.tor: N1than koblnwn !undily IK:hou\9:30 11.m. Norman Will, auperlnLCndenl Sunday wonhlp • 10:30 a.m. llll'lford Chur<h of Chrtotlo ChrllllonUnlon Hartfonl, W.Va. Pa1tor1Jlm Hu1he• Sunday School · II o.m. . Worohlp · 9:30a.m.. 7:!0 p.m. Wed~y Service• · 7130 p.m. Mt. Mo~oh ..ptlot Poul'lh II Moln St .. Mhldlepon Po-: by, Ollbt• Crtll, Jr. 8Uikl•y Sthool · ~, 30 o.ot. Wo11hlp • 10:4lo.m. - I,,,.. Wonillp · 9:!0Lm. Sunday Sch<IUI . 10 o.m. Wunhip • II a.m. Wot•hlp · II a.m. Anllqully Bopllol Sundty S<hool • ~: 30 o,m, w,., hlp . 10:4hm. . Sunday H¥tiiltt1 • 6;00 p.m. Palb:M': Mali! Mt.'C4m~u Sunday School • 9:30Lm. Wonblp . 10:!0 a.m. Faoror: PJ. Cl\apn,.. ~!!day Servil"G~ Wonhlp. t0:45i.m.,7 p.m, - y S.rviCOI· 7 p.m. s,_c..rdtofiMNua,.nt Putor Mike Adi<IJio Sundoy S.hool · 9:30 a.m. WontUp • 10:!0 1.m., 6 p.n1. - y Servlceo . 7 p.m. ._..._ ( lilltlli ttl ( liii'l Thuro. 1:00 p.m. •1n1 Smtlhlll'n Churdo otGotl of........., O.J. While Ad. otT St. Rt. 160 Fddey, Apdi1@,2QQ2 Worthlp •9:30 Ltn. Sundtoy School • I0:30 Lm Dilley Mas• • 8:30 t .tn. IIINIHII!I A....ollt '1\t._t..,, loop Rd on' Ntw Lln~a Rd. Rutlond Str\'l1..'t6: Sun 10:00 un . .t. f :lO p.m. l'a ,.... ,._!lob.__. WWW,myctettyMDIIMIMm Sunday SChool 10 un· Momlna-....lllptl am E\'tnl"' . 7 pm W«<no:olay7p.m. Reels win In extra lnnlnp CINCINNATI (AP) Aaron Boone got Cincinnati's comeback rolling with a thR.-erun homer off'BillyWagner in the eighth inning. and ja!on LaRue singled with the bases loaded in the 1Oth to give the Rt.'lil a 5-4 win OVI.'t the Ascro! Thunday. · · Houston.i bullpen blew leads in · the eighth and again in the 1Oth after Gabe Whice (1-0) walked Adam Evma: with the bases loaded to put Howt011 up 4-3 in rhe top of the 10th. The ROO! avoided a thR.-etlfUllC sweep at Cin<.'lllY field by . stringing rhree single! in the bottom of the 1~ against Nel!on Cruz (0-2). . Wahl• drills P·Cath MASON - The Wahama Whice Falcon b:ueball nine finally n.'tllrned to action Thunday evening wirh a six-inning. . 11 - 1 thrashing over visiting Parkl.-nburg Catholic to extend rhe WHS winning string to 11 coruccutivc tlfUlld. Ryan Mitchell led a 14-hit offensive bamge, driving in five rum on rhe day after collecting hill wirh a pair of singles and a dilid inning grmd slam home run. Adam Rickard and me. Bryan Cromley added a • and a double while Ryan Hodge and Brad Roush tallitd two singles e:u:h in the Falcon triumph. Bmdfor:d Clark. Allton DaviJ and Jared Long rounded out the loqls' Nfeties with one hit apiece. Rickard (4-{)), picked up the win allowed just one run while JCattering seven hill during hit 6ve-irming stint on the hjJI'Wr Wahama.The senior right-hander fanned seven. Clark worUd. the sixth fhme and JJnU:k out three. DAN 'S RANT Learning a new trade on Draft Day What do Eric Crouch, Steve 13elisari, Antwaan Randl e · El, and Woodrow Dantzler have in common? Give up? Come on, that's an easy one. All four of them are unlikely to eve r . take a snap in the NFL at quarterback. They have been . all labeled as "too (insert attribute)" to play quarterback professionally. Too short, too weakarmed, too-inaccurate. None of them are classic dropback passers. Now, these four standout college football athletes wi11 be fighting to join the professional elite. (Funny, not too long ago, an athletic, running QB was what every director of per!onel ,hoped to find in his Draft Day stocking. Going into the 2002 draft the top four signal-callers on the boards are Fresno's David Cnrr (4.85 in the 40. yard dash), Oregon's Joey Harrington (4.9),. Illinois' Kurt Kittner (5.0) and Tul~ne's Patrick Ramsey (5.0!!). This defi11itcly doesn't fit the mode quartet MMM...BEEFY .;_ Florida State's Chris Rlx (16) tries to stop North Carolina's Julius Peppers (49) after Peppers Intercepted his pass. Peppers Is a potential first round pick In the the NFL Draft which Is deep In linemen this sea- of the mobile QB. Oh well.) Bellisa ri ca n blame many of his footson. (AP Rle) ball failures on John Cooper. Coming into Ohio State, he had been an all-state safety in Florida, arid during his fresh man season at OSU, it looked like he was going to follow in the foo~neps of his brother Greg an d become a key part NEW YORK (AP) - Expect an some remarkably good players in th e seven picks, the. two mammoth . of the Buckeye defense. emphasis on· bulk in the NFL draft. expansion draft and have signed offensive tackles will go - Mike The fact was, however, that Cooper There are six coveted tackles who more good ones during free agency. Williams of Texas, who weighs 375, never really recruited a top-flight Qll to have a ton of talent and a total weight Carr probably will sit for a while and Bryant McKinnie of Miami, 343. Columbus after Joe Germaine. 13ellisari Mixed in with them will be the was then forced to play behind the cen• behind journeyman Kent Graham, 1,963 pound!. could become a starter relatively defensive guys: Ryan Sims of North ter beca use nobody else could. but As the late George Young said Car<:>lina ·(311 pounds), Albert when he was general manager of the early in the season. In three seasons, he never developed The run on big men should come ' Haynesworth (320) and John Hen- . .much accuracy or consistency, giving New York Giants: "I'm a 'Save the quickly -=-- at the same time th e dcrson {306) ofTennessee, and Wen- fans flashbacks to Stanley j ackson rather Whales' guy:• So, apparendy are a lot of other intrigue begins over Joey Harrington dell Bryant (30!!) ofWiscomin . None than Germaine. GMs and coaches, even in a sport of Oregon, the other quarterback of the si~ whale• is expected to last Now, after a DUI conviction and beyond the 12th or 13th pick, where there's bee n an increa•ing rated a first-rounder. three un even seasons, 13ellisari, who The second choice, by Carolina , Harrington, meanwhile, could go wasn't invited to the NFL scouting emphasis on speed. Like last year, the No. 1 pick Satur- which finished 1- 15 last scasnn, is anywhere in the top 10 - or even combine, probably won't be drafted and day is set - the expansion Homton expected io be defensive end Julius beyond. will try to make the move to safety in an Detroit, which picks third, is acting NFL camp. Hopefully, somebody will Texans have. signed Fresno State Peppers of North Carolina, who checks in at a mere 6- foot -6 and 283 as though it wants him. So might send him across the pond to NFL quarterback David Carr. He is expected to be the main pound!. ......._Drllft.l2 Then, somewhere in the top six or PleiN- HeA"f, 12 building block for .a franchi~e. that got Draftl a heavy one or Track's back at Southem Bv8coTTWWI SENTINEL CORRESPONDENT M cARTHUR _!. Track returned to Southern High School for the first time in several years in the form of Southern's first competitive meet at Vinton County High School Tuesday night. The Southern teams, both boys and girls, are coached by former Eastern track star Beth Bay. Bay indicated that Southern had a considerable amount of success in iu debut, with several players claiming first place wins. Southern junior Amy Lee was the big winner for the Torrudoes, winning two events. Pirft place winners included Jake Nease, first in the shot; Kyle Mees, first in the 1,600-meter run;John Bentz, first in the 200-meter dash; Amy Lee, first in the 800- and 1(,00meter run1; and Carolyn Bentz, 6nt in the 3,200-metcr run. AdditionaUy, Jake Nease finished third in the di~eus. and Kyle Meet, 6nished fourth in the 1600-meter. Carolyn Bentz, winner of the 3,200-metcr, claimed second place in 1he 1600-meter run. AIJO scoring for the boys were Chris Tucker, Wes SeUen, and Matt Thomas. Scoring for the girls wert ~usan Brauer, Stephanie Wilson, Ashton Brown, and Rachel Cottrill. J Meigs ·pounds Miller, 17-5 8Y JIM SouL1aY a Falcon miscue. SENTtNELCORREPONDENT Inning three produced five additional The Meigs' Lady Marauders posted their marken for the Maroon and Gold as Jayn ~e sixth win of the year by a 17-5 victory over Davis blasted a solo homer between a pair of the Miller Fa!coru. outs, Abbott singled to left field, Stewart and O nly twelve hitters approached the plate Heather Feuy walked and Amanda Fetty for the Lady Falcons in the first four fram es. ripped a base hit to right. Napper hammered Meanwhile, MeigJ built a sixteen-run 'lead a triple but was gunned down at th e plate attempting to sco re. through the tint three innings. A parade of fOurteen batters marched to The Falcons came up with a pair ofrum in tne plate for.tl!e Marauders in the fim. A pair the fifth as Ferguson singled Spencer banged of wallu to Amanda Fetty and Kristen Nap- out a double and the Marauders were per was followed by back to back singles off c!urged with an error. Miller plated a single the bats of Nikki Butcher and Mindy run in the sixth and two more in the seventh. Meigs' final tally came on a round-tripper Chancey. With one down, ~ntha Smith hit iafely, Carrie Abbott drew a base on balls, by Ashley Burbridge. Miranda Scewart reached on an error foljeffers, the winning pitcher. fanned three, lowed by He.tther Fetty's. base hit. Amand!J gave no walks or ' hits. Davis, in relief, was Fetty drew her second free pass of the inning. charged with five runs, four hits and one .free Chancey sandwithed a single between two pass. Meigs had three erron. Altier took the lots, giving up sixteen runs, eight hits and outs and Meig5 was on top 9-0. The Marauders posted two mor< unearned walking eleven. R elirver Keller allowed one runs in the second. frame on three walks and • run on one hit .The Falcons erred four time. , . �' . P 11 81• The Dilly Sentinel Speed rules at Rotary Relays Marauders win 17-1; Stanley IYJNS.un SENTINEL~ .., OM PoLcYN ROTARY RELAYS 1Wo positive evena occurred RIO GRANDE - Raw speed will be the ror the Marauder nine on order of the day at the 22nd annual Gallipolis Thunday as ~ p!Mi1ed in Rotary Relays track meet at the University of their second succeaive contest Rio Grande on Saturday. via the ten Nil rule and Senior 22nd amual Rotary Relaye In both the bOys and girls' sessions, the tOOJohn Stanley returned to the at Unlveralty ot Rio Grande meter dash may be the day's feature event. lineup ror the first time at!er his In the girls' race, six competitors have • Sprint l'lent prtllma, fillet aventa start at 10 accident. entered times within the range of :12.7 to a.m. Stanley received a warm wel:13.1. South Point's Porche Ball comes in as the • Flunnlng event flnals start at 12:30 p.m. come 6om both the fans and his top seed at :12.7; while Gallia Academy's teammates 111d \Nas Qiven a TEAMS - Cabeii·Midlarid, Fair· Siephani Johnson and Nikki McKinniss and JSOYS ttemendous hand when he land, Gallla Academy, Ironton, Jackson, River Valley's Kari Beth Taylor are also in that Logan (B), Miami Trace, Meigs, River Val· rocketed a solo homer OYer.the pack. lay, South Gallla, South Point, Unloto, Vln· 345 mark leading off in inninQ Kristi Vince ofWashington Court House will ton County, Weahlngton Court House. four. also challenge for the title. Megan Garnes of GIRLS TEAMS - Cebeii·Midland, Fair· The Maroon and Gold't 17-6 land, Gallla Academy, Ironton, Jackaon, Meigs may also contend for points. victory owr the Miller Falcons Miami Trace, Melga, River Valley, South The boys' 100-meter will be a showdown .Gallla, South Point. Unloto, VInton County, wu their third win of the season . between three of the fastest boys in the region Washington Court House. Freshman Mike Davis satrted on in Gallia's Josh Perry, River Valley's Allan the mound for the Marauden Brown, and Jackson's Erron Brennan. and struck out row of the eight where 10 runners have posted times within Brown and Perry duelled to a one-two fin- seven seconds of each other. batten he faced in the first two ish in the 100, the 200, and the 400 at last frames. Cabeii-Midland will .be strong in the boys' weekend's .Chesapeake Lions Invitational. distance events, with River Valley's Chris Meijp opened the scoring in Brown wori .the 100 with Perry taking the Roush and Charlie Nibert expected to perinning two when, with one out, other two. form while Gallia's Daniel Roush and Ryan Brandon Ramsburg slashed a Brennan won last year's SEOAL 100-meter Hudson will also contend for rated finishes. single lO center, stole second and and 200-meter dash titles and enten with a Gallia County compeqtors also will be facadvanced lO third on a wild seeding time of :11.0. Brown's is the highest tors in the hurdle races in both sessions, as Galpttch. Kyle Hannan drew a base · lia Academy's Je~sica Bodirner enters with topseeding with a :10.9. on balls, Buzz Fackler followed Donte Pennington of South Point and seeded times and RV's John Gill will challenge with a double tO lefl: and joeh Miami Trace's Devin Smith and Travis McKin- in both boys' hurdle events. Gallia's Tom Bose ney have also run :11.3 or faster coining into may also contend for points in the hurdles. the Rotary meet. Bodimer will also challenge in the long . Meigs'l)>son Lee and Gallia's 1Y Simmons jump, as will RV's Taylor. · ·are also potential surprises in the 100. In the other jumping events, Gallia's Clarke FI'IOM SI'AFI' REPOATS The girls 400- meter dash will feat11re John- Saunders and RV's D.]. Frazee will challenge in GLOUSTER - The Tnmson and Meigs' Shannon Soulsby as top con- the long and high jumps, respectively. ble 'lbmea11 plated three tenders. Gallia's Lindsay Caldwell and Kari Stacy Rankin (RV), Sarah Stepp (GA), and uneatned Nlll ih the tint ~ Adkins will also challenge in the single trip Courmey Spriegel (GA) will challenge in the · then held off a 1ate-pme Southaround the oval. girls' high jump. ern challenge lO defeat the In the distance events, Gallia Academy's Sara Gallia Academy's Aaron Burnett and ShanSouthern Thmadoes 3-2 ThursWiseman is the leading entrant in the . 1,600 non Shipley should challenge for placements day niQht in an important'IIi·'hland 3,200-meter runs. Others to watch will in the discus. River Valley's Harmony Phillips ley Conference Hoclcins Diviinclude Sally Attar of River Valley, Emily Story will be one of the meet's top girls' discus sion battle. · of Meigs, and Wiseman's Blue Angel teammate throwers. Southern &lis lO 7-4 and 4-3, Katlin Maher. Field eVents and the preliminaries for sprint while Trimble is now 5-4 and 5Blue Angel teammate Brianna Johnson will events will begin at 10 a.m. Running event 2 in the league. · be a top contender in the 800-meter run, finals will begin at 12:30 p.m. · Dum Pullins led off the game · rot Southern but w.ts left su'anded in the first inning. then 'IIimwould have been the first Safety Roy Williams of ble came back lO plate tluee give. choice of many teams. Okhhoma, a top I 0 pick, will me runs. With two out and Jes"If I had the tint pick in the be the first player at that posisica Sikonki at lint on a bloop drift, I'd take him;' Kansas City tion lO go that high since the . single, Emily Giffin ~aehed on coach Dick Vermeil said. "Julius . Browns took the late Eric an error on a routine grounder. Kansas City, which picks Peppers is one of those guys Thrner at No.2 overall in 1991. Lindsey ]ago then hit one lO eighth. who comes along every 10 Jeremy Shockey of Miami and centedield whete i t - dropped • But what the Lioi!S apparent- yean. A bigger Deaconjonet." Daniel Graham of Colorado lO let in the fint tWo runt.-then . ly would prefer is getting some Peppers and maybe Carr, should be chosen in the middle Nick \btl! finsled home the last team - Cincinnati or Wash- Williams and McKinnie have of the first round - they play runner,Jago who reached on the ington, perhaps - lO trade up futures as stan, but remember enor. tight end, a position that has for Harrington and give them that last season's rookies of the Southern came back with a produced few high picks lately. extra draft picks. If that doesn't year, running back Anthony single Nl\ in the second when Another twist is that there happen, Detroit probably will Thomas of Chicago and lineAshley Roulh \Wbl, Joanne choose cornerback · Quentin backer Kmdrell Bell of Pitts- are three guards who could go Pickens w.ts hit with a pitch, and in the tint round - Toniu ~mmer ofTexas. bull!h, were drafted in the secRowh scored on Emily Hillit Fonoti of Nebraska, Andre "There are a lot of quettions ond round. · 6elderis choice, the !COre 3-1. · Gurode of . Colorado · and . in the top four;• says Jolin ButSouthern piayed near ·fllMietl This draft is unusual in the ler, general manager of the · positions that are weD stocked. ·Kendall Simmons of Auburn. the rest of the game, but the 1\vo teams have two tintChargers, who pick fifth. "lt'a a damage had been done. Also, It'• thin on running backs. little hard for us to know what W~ Green of Boston Col- round picks - New Orleans at the second inning ~'Nied an will happen until our choice lege, T.J. Duckett of Michigan 13 and 25, courtesy of the trade omen that \\0\lld haunt the1brcomes up. You don't knaw State, and possibly Clinton Por- that sent Ricky Williams to nadoes. Southern left iwo runMiami. Oakland has 21 and 23, . nen scranded in mat tmme and what kind of deab will be made tis of Miami are the only prothe first compensation from early:• ovel)l(lleti I1 runnen on bale. jected fint-roundm. Napoleon Trimble threatened in the Peppers is probably the best Harris of Northwestern is the Tampa Bay for coach Jon Grubottom of the sixth. but leti the aU-around player in the early only sure lint-rounder at line- den. The Dolphiru and Bucs bales k»ded Southern came group, athletic enough to have backer. are the only teams without a back lO btd the bales rhenwelva played basketball at North CarBut there are rarely this many lint-rounder for now. in the ~th. With one out, olina until this year and good solid defemive linemen availPatrick Ramsey ofThlane has Pullins Mlktd..Bamtl reached enough at that sport lO be a able, plus ends Charles Grant of been moving up and might on a fielderis cltoia for the ~ .borderline NBA prospect. With Georgia and Kalimba Edwards even be the third QB taken in a premium on pall nuhm, he of South Carolina. the lint round. DPOI.CVI~DAILYTRtiUNE.COM lll'ldly, Aprtt tt, 1001 . www.~llyllntlnet.com 11cl Bits NIFPCf hit to c:en~~tr. BMes on balls to 0.... McClure llld]ohn Sl.anley put nmnen on and Casey Dunfee, OH, beat out an infield sinah· N recOldcd hit second hit oe":f:day sandwiched between a plir of oua and Meigs held a 7-0 Mel. IMina tluee saw the l'tlcoN fiaht their wr.y brock into contention IS they plated rour Nl\• ~ Roae,Mark Siliciani 111d B. .IMied with Marie ]. Hu-ftl.-· ..., .. ~~, -'II' Swner doubllna lO deep rJaht, then ICOied liimselr on a throw· ing error and the deficit fbt the Miller lads wu three Davis ~the tluee batten The Maraudep answe~ the challenp with a pair of runs in the bottom ofthe &arne brt means of a base on erro11 to ~ 001'rick Knapp~ and jalce Smith's next back lO baclc base knoclcs 'and two successive walla. .Fmhman hurler Davis retin!d the ·Falcons in order in the rourth on t1uee llrikeou11. A seven run splwp in the bottom of the frame gave the Maroon and Gold a thirteen run lead. Stanley slammed his round tripper, only Meijp' third of the sea- OVP Track A Field wah!, Knipp sina:led.Jab Smith and Ranllbwa l'eiiChed on enon brf the shortstop fOllowed brf back to brock doubles of' the baa o( Zlch Glue and Fackler with Matt Stamtrand Luke Kmnedy Wrina Nllef duties on the n~ Mlller mounted a mild thmt in the top ofthe 6fth when with two """'0 via the strikeout IOU'"' •-· .... by Nllef piteher Freslunan Bran~ don Fackli!r, Stllnler qed lllld crasseli on a two Nil homer brf Draft too, having opened up the 2001 college season playing wide receiver at Indiana. fromPapB1 . Dantzler, the Clemson standout, has pretty much camp. Hopefully, somebody refused to make the move to will send him across the pond another position. Likely, he'D . to NFL Europe to develop. end up in the Canadian Foot- · He might be able to do it. ball League, or, if he's lucky, Anybody who watched OSU he'll be requesting a pasiport would have wondered who 10 he can give NFL Europe a .the linebacker taking snaps try. Maybe hei just encOuraged Will. A six-foot-three safety who runs a 4.6 in the fony- by the story of Steve McNair. yard dash just might catch on. He decided to atteitd Alcorn Crouch·s future, at best, is that of a slash-type player, ill in runninghuklwide receiv. er/return man/short-yardage QB. While nobody can question his running ability, the running-oriented style that won him the Heitman Trophy hasn't won him a place on many dntt boards at QB. Crouch does have the best · speed of the four fOOit·to-be ex-QB i (4.55), but will that alone get him a chance? The best option might be just to go back co Nebruka as a graduate auistant. The odds a,e long that he'D get a shot to play quarterbuk on Sun- State becauae that wa1 the only school which promited to leave him at QB. Everyone· else wanted him to come and play safety. McNair came within one foot of winning a Super Bowl. As pessimistic as the scout'~ evaluations might be, fivefoot-ten Doug Flutie, the original "too guy." .started 16 games fur San Diego. Hope springs eternal. Clllti HIWIIIfl ~ for swuiJ. He knew dw the decision WJJ eomin& • I ~ ~~~:w~= out ended the contest. Mike Davis wu credited wilil the ~ ~owing o~ five hit!; fanning eight and QIVIIIII up no hebies. Fackler pve up three hill and strUCk out thirteen in Nllef. Hook. charged with the loss, pve up six ~es, walked seven and finiled one. Smme~ and Kennedy, combined, pve up four hill and waUted one.The Marauden committed one error and Miller had four miscues. Meitp will face a strong Bastern team on Frida}' at Meip High School. Business Services N~$:n~e&!:~Mu:r~te Registered Nurse Licensed Practical Nurse reterYe 10tlball team continued lO roll with another great come&om-behind win, defeating league roe Waterl'ord 10-9. Southern hitten were led brf two ..... .. ~.- .. , •••••••••rl •alUpolh~ aatlp G:rtbunt •oint t9lealant l\egllter The Meigs County F~mily and Children First Council is seeking applicants for the position of Council Coordinator, under a Personal Service Contract, for a time period ending 6-30-02. The Council is a public agency, comprised of individual• and representative• from public agencies. The mission of the council is to coordinate the delivery of social and health services to families and children in Meigs County and to administer program~ not provided by local apl141ies. Service Provider shall perform the following Services for Meip County FCFC: · 1 . In accordance with Meigs County FCFC policies and procedure•, monitor Meip County FCFC grants, contracts, and program~ to a11ure compliance with state and federal guidelines. Service Provider shall also wure that 1uch contracts, grants, and program• are being complied with by third party · vendors with whom Meigs County FCFC have contracted with. j IYI IHAfltiiO • 'II.TV. L.L.fl. llmtnllle 1. Joeeph, AttlltntV 11-LIW Altomti' lOr Plelnllll· • finned seven in picking up the win. She ¥t1lked elcwn and gave up tluee hill. · SHS RiiiiiMis 'II'IN MWN RACINE - The Southern • on ., lltlort1 lilt d1y oi._IOOI. OITIUNIC N.A, AI TIIUml ""*'V. (. I \._V singles, Lincbey ·Alhlee Hill with four singles, and ]ago lingled, and Jeaica Sikonlci two hill each by Nilclci Rlftle and slngled. · · jordan N*.Ho1ly DuJ!Y had a Chapman llllfered the 1011- linQle, and Jeri Hill a linQle. with jlllt one Walk, four hill, and Mlrlnda Oavil \Yu the Winning tluee ttriboull. Allory Hooper · pitcher. . • j!e~ot l'ttlnllfV, 1001. 10 IHI ~~~- NOith lOoM' Wttt 140.1 fill to lilt """' llilt ot ~ent llttllleln'• lot; thine. Nonh t!f· H' 1111 IU IHt to 1M NDrthelat ftmtr Clllllnldl ELVIS II! IN 011 - ....... m• '" • ;.= • . Re•ume• detailina the educational backsround and work experience of the applicant and three 1ettm of ~on should be submitted to: Meip County Family and Childml F'lllt Council, P.O. Box 129, Middleport, OH 45160. Post marked no later than April23rd, 2002. Tbe' Cooncil it an EE!O Employer. havinJ worked out a1 a wide ~t), II 111\1 llld' TO new In tile 3. Prepare on behalf of Meig1 County FCFC, reports required by federal and state apnciel relating to arant. contract and program activitieJ. 4. Prepare monthly 8Jidlor other financial reports u requated by Meip County FCFC Adminiltrative Aaent. s. Prepare drafts of mpon~e~ to findinp, questioned costs w citations wued by auditon of fedm1 and state agencies. 6. Other related clerical activities. Minimum qualifiCations tor the potition are collep desree or an usociate 'desree with txtenJive coune work in the JOCiallcienus/or public administration .and no 1eti than ~ yean experience in an adminiltrative potition in a privlle or public asency which &rives 1ubstantial porti0111 of its revenue• from federal, ltate, or private, foundation Jl'lll1tl. · For bmer or worse, Randle E1 bat a«epted his future, IWOIIN Tilt lol Willi ..... Dl 111111 llllllttln'l IIUilt lhutltdln lilt Mlrl Lllndlnt · loll 11111\oeL~outh I• Countr ol Mtl11, In Nollry fl11blio, l ..tt :10' Wut t IU lett to tho lliilt ol OllfO IIIII OIOhlo IU piUt Of Ill thl Vt11111 ol My Comll\1111011 bttlnnlnt eontelnlng Petitioner Ill d ta-lrtt INtoO>l 101100 1011, mort or 100 Wtlt 11. Clair bounud ud Awllut, lnd l'loor ltll. . liiM!IIild II toiiOWII CITtiANIC N,A, AI C1t¥111nll, 011 44113 Alldltor'e Plratl A piiH Of ltOIIIIi TIIUml (111) 111 •11:10 No. 11.011M l'tftV lett wtdo·llllt ot •VI• Tht Dtlendtnlt tho hllthWHI OOI'IItl' AQNIIQAtL n1m1d 1b0v1 trt (31 ·t:ll 11lll, 11001 Ol Lot No. II Ill th1 OHLINQIIt llil (4 2, •• I •• 2001 fltal ol DIIIIIIUf11, Now AONII OHLINQII\'1 requited to lnewer Lot No. 110 In UNKNOWN Hlllll, .-om1rov. Ohio, whloll CltiDITOIII, II llounild IIIII DIVIIIU, CltiOrtltecl II lolloWII LIQATIII lealnnlng on tha ADMINIITI'IATOIII, Will liCit Ol tiki Lot lltiCUTOIII AND No, IUO) two AIIIQNI 1111, hunllrta 1111 nlnttv at hllth •ld• ol tilt · LIQAL NOTtCI 110111 lldtwllk on 11111 North lilt ol flront A11 n11 Q1 II ltrettt thiiiOI Nonh Ohlinger tkl Agnll CHECK THE With tilt Wilt liCit ol . Ohllngtr't Unknown ) till Lot No. ItO to Hllrt, Crtdltorl, T.1l •· llw f' tUN WANfdDS f/RS11 WERRY'S lhl flat Ol 1111 IOOkl . DtVIIHI, LIOIIHI, 1 or IIUIII thiiiOI lilt Admlnlltlltell, nu , of Pt\INTINI~I WITTLE ONES (101 lttl With thl htllltOrl . Iiiii 1 Ll•imPdl l ll 'I ll v~u roolt1 and flllllltl A11lgn1, who11 lui Now lcctptlng with flront llrtth pllat of 1111111noa 11 · chlldl'fn lhiiiOt Iouth 10 lhl Will II WIIOU Day, IVInlng, :::::::::=~~Iouth llllt ot tilt~ 1111 pr111nt pint Ill of IWfliljlolllol, ltont lldtWIIk rUIIIIftU andwHkand felt ot. tht pttol of unknown, will tekt bttlnnlngl thtnn not101 thll on Cll'llvllltbla -~---Wut wl II IIIII J1n111ry tl 1001 Publlo Nolloe Publlo Nollot llctewltk to,,.. ptaa• CtTIIANk M.A. AI 992·6975 ol btalnnlng. . TltUITII llltd Itt or email@ IN THI COMMON Mllll Count~ LOOittd 1ft Ullltt Complllnt In C111 PLIAI COUIIT Ofl Auditor Nano~ fltrluir Mlln lll'ltt, flomtroy, No. OI•CVoOOI In tht MI1Y1•cilgcnlbl.oom MIIQICOUNTV, Clmllbtll hll OH.I?II. Court ol Oommon OHIO 111110unotd lhll April AI!Prlllll viiUtl 1'1111 of Mtl{ll DOMJITtC lOIII II till lilt CIIV 110 000.00 Co11ntv, Ltrry 1. HtlpWinllcl IIIU.TtONI lor 1111111111111 to flit , 0,. Ollh diPOIIt lpenatr, M1111 DICIIION 1001 flartonll or atrlltllcl ohtak county Clerk of fiiOPII'lY TIM llttume, rtqulrti on day or Courte, fi,O, lo• 111, Veterans Memorllll Skilled NOTtCIIY In fltbrutry, tht IIIII blllnat dut· 100 ltoftlld ltrtll, fiUILICATtON AIIIIIIOF'I 011101 upon oontlrmltlon.ol Pomtroy, OH ..71t, m111111 1 t1• return to 1111. Dtti to ta1u1 111klng tortoloturt Cllt No, OI•DII.011 IVIIY b111111111 IIIII upon PIVmlnt ol lnllllllllng lhll thl Iliad In 1001. Hll. Thll llnd(l) or Dtltndlnlt, Agntt IIVIIILV IIAI Campbtll 11111 liM ttntmtnl(l) 01nnot .QIII Ohlhl{llt lkl 11011 · 11111rn1 lrt required lla told tOr 1111 thin Aontt Ohlinger'• fiLAINTII11', ol 111 tanglllll twe•thltdt ol thl Unknown Hllrt, Skilled NurNing C~ulet - Pull lintel "'I• PltiDIIII property apprtllld VIIUI. CredltOrt, Ctvllttl, Pm1tlme vurlou< •hll'ls. ltALfiH IDWAIID o w n 1 d b V Only tlllllllllllllltt Ltgltlll, . 1'1011, Jll,, IIUIInOIOII, tun dill IIIII Admll'llltrltOrt, N~w S11lary Scalc1 DI'INDANT. lndlvldullt, pay11111 11 al thl huutor• tnd lf ilrterestrr/, plecMe colllttt'f lhcmwr fllrlntrtlllp1 1 dill Ol 1111 lhlll lla AIIIQnt hiVt or Re.IOIII'CI!J <11 (740) 992·2104, Mmrde1y IUIOIItfOIII IIIII Pili lrom lhl Oltlm to htvt In Tal IIALPH IIDWAIID oorporat1on1 uttd In proOitdt of thllllt. lntarttt In the r111 tlrmu It frldcr , 9AM • 4PM 11011, Jll,, WIIDII DUIIIIIII, flor mort little diiOtllltd 1111 known llldll'l lniOimltiOn Dill thl . Llll M. MIOhllll, biiOWI It f414Aihton . Auclllor'l Olllat at Attornev tor ~lllntiH, lltuttld 111 the · Upt1na 110111, 740•MJ•Itll. lhaplro A fltlty, 100 VII lag a ot flomeroy1 Wilt 11. Clair Ava., onto, co~nty or Atht0111 Wtll Ylralnll lllu3, prtunl !4) 11 1001 lloond flloor, M 1 d It111 01 1ddrt11 unknawn, Ito ' CltVtllnd1 OH .4111, O~l~~ 111 (111) 111•1130 · PtrOII One: ltlng You 111 htrliV Publlo Nolloe • part otLot No aoo notlftld that-~ hive llttph I , Tr~lltll, In IUtllt llu· n' 11'1 · bUn named 1 llltrltl of M1lg1 Llnooln Hill Ctttndant In thl IN THI COMMON Coullty .· · Ann 1 u t1 on to ullon · antllltcl ,/~I:/1C~~t'ftbN Pomeroy, • . .1 n d IIVtriV 1111 IlOilo (4) I, 11, It, 1001 dtllrlbld 11 IOIIOWII 1'111111111, VI. llllph · MIIQ~~~UNTV, ltglnnlnt It 1 etikl Publlo Notlot In lh1 tttt tldt ot ldwtrd 11011, Jr., Dtflndtnt. Tille · 'uooak ltrtll, lOtiOn hu lllln IN 1~~~1.11:TOfl THIITATI 0, OHIO whloh tllkl II.. 11111n1d C111 No, Ofl ACCOUNT!. CCUNTV D' IOUih • 111111111 ••• OI•Dli•O 11, IIIII It fiiiOIIIATI COURT CUYAHOGA Will 1IU fttl from ptndlng In the Court MIIOI COUNTV, IN 'I'HI COUIIT 0!' the northwllt oorntr ol Common 1'1111 Ol OHIO COMMON fiLIAl of Lot No. 101, Wllloh Mtlt• countv, Ohto. MIIQI COUNTY, w11 formerly owned The olljtot ot the Anounlt lnd OHIO bv v lltntll'lt Complaint II to lllk vouohtrt of 1111 lbtrtlltah llt1t1; the following r11111 lotlowlnt nlmtd CAll NO. 02•CY-ocNI tnanu tiona from VOUI h11 PIIOOGk ltrNt toutle fiiiiiT, lhtJrentlng llltd llduolarv blln 1 d'f."" 1na 44' Ill 1111 flrOIIIII "•flfltD•IJtT " 1'011 DI I dl voroa om IhI Court, Mtlgt Countuj IIIIVIOI IV Will 7.11NI; thtnot DeftlllllntJ ' fiUILICATION toulh 74 dtlrttl tnd IICOND, lhll lht 1nd Ohio11111t1111nt. lor lpprovt fiUIIIU ,.•NT TO OHIO 10' 1111 IIU 1111 to .. ,II Int1,1 orl trtnttd IITATI NO. JOOIO .. ULJ Ofl CIVIL tht northwlll oorntr lemporlry tnd fl PIIOCIDUIII U(A) Of LOI .No. IUJ perm1nan1 outlody • Tilt ourth Aooount thtnot north t ollhl ptrtlle' minor ol Lindt Wtrntr, CITIIANK N.A. dttrtll 10' tttt 100 ohllllrtn• Q~ardlln Ol thl AI TIIUITII INI Ilona tht Will THI.. D, lhlt lht fllrltn 11111 lltltt ot flllllntiH lint ot Lot No, 112 lo plllntlfl lit grtnlld lillY ltronlok, In I ltrgl IODUII po11 • ltmporary 1nd lnoomptllnt. A~~~~~~~QAtL theno• eoulh 70 ptrmtntnt olllli Unltll IMOiptlont C llllrtll, Wilt 211.1 IU"Ptrt from lhl trlllltd !til lo till pilOt Of ~ IOODUIII tlltrtto, Will lla llld Ill D11and1nt lor tht lor ., lteglnnlng, 111111111 1111 1 partlll' mI" or ltld Courf on lhl oontalnfng 12/100 ahpgr:.;~H that In Und CIIY Of Mly, IO:x DI fl T I hI IIIUIItblo Cltvlelall ol 1001, ot whlah lime follawlng !ram the Ill mlrltst Hllll llld HICI IOOOUnl Will Ill lbOYI llluarlbld ..... aontldtrtd ud dtbll - mtdiJ tnd aontlnuaa tram diY premlttt tOld to fllfiTH, 11111 1111 10, Cit• until flntll• 111vinond llllllttln Dtltndlntlla oritrtcl • • bV 11111111 dtttd lo pay fllalftlllft dl~ of pert on l'tbrutrv 14, lUI ottarnev 1111 In 11111 11111 ,.11111 miV flit tamuthl 1. bttlnnlnt 11 tht mltllr; . wrlllln ••oeptfon 10 Jottph, btlnt flrtt IOUihwttt oomer of • IIXTH, thll lilt aeld taaounl .01 Ia dul~ awarn, dtpotta lot tormtrl~ owned flltlniiH bt rHlortCI mllllll ptrttlnlnato and 11y1 thtt 1111 It by Ilona lltollllln plltnllfl'a 1111 11m1 lltlng thl tollerforllllrntmlof tht 11101111011 of 1111 tllo ltVtrly fill Htlll trUII, not till lhlll AIIOinty In lhl 1110111 northwllt 001111r ol lll1d ft clay 1Hf01 to tilt tllllllld lOtiOn 101 Lot No. 1131 IIIIIIOt _,11111rYlrHTIIItH'l 11011 IIIIOI!hll 2 . .... ~01 hNrl fltflaiOIUrl, Manev north 7t Mrtll tlld v• r _..,_, "I• fltlllf A Jullam•nt . 10' w111 lO fell; Court mev clllm Jult lllllltrt 1, luak , thtl 11rvlot o1 tll11101 north 20 lll1d lljlltllblt, o!Udft IUII11110ftl Olnnot lla dtgrlll llld 10' Will \'au 111 f'ICIUirtCIIO Common "''" melle upon 1111 140.1 ftot co tho Dwight IcenhOwer as ... 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II . lllltl' liNin l!ilrtlll Ill liN 110!11 llle llarlll re5u1111• ~ llle "' 1t, U, 1001 filth, unllnow11, tllel· elde of what w11 at the ~:.:,'ju••= --,.,.,-,.-Not-1H-- ~~:,nn::,. :!i~:. ~tT,::,r, tot"::': Pomeroy Church of the ~ dfl11111 wnt IJt -~:!~~- H tHOIIIt 1 tnd rftthl-tl-wev •• now Nazarene. ,.......... 111111 ~OU ly virtue el Ill llltt IIIII 0101 II lnt lotllld II l'tt..lk for the rertef Ortllf 111 ltlt •uty Ill lllollmtllllclntd 111 llrllt Beginning Aprll17 • 21. Cltmtndl411 In the JIIUN our If 1111 IOitiOII 1701,14 lltltrlllll Dlld• Evening 7:00 C•mii...M. Court Ill Common ln4111ot t101M 1111111 Volume aU, Pile DIIH 111111tlll Clay filii I of Mtlll ....,_.,CO. Ill Ohlt H!, Mtllt CtlllllV Sun. 10:30 & 6:00 · "'AIHfi,IOOJ. Oounew, 01110; tn 110 tiNIIHWIIIIIIIIt 01110 IIMd .....,•• Rill. Ptt McOutlrom Hurrkane, 1111 of ei!ltrll ltUII If Ctllll AuCIIIOIO flllltl w.v•.11 tht tvangell•t. 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''"'"'" I•• thor oeoto, toodod, $170008(), $3,000.00 (740)048·1316 Gallli, And Mason Counties Like No ,One " Else ·can I MACK'S PocUt KnhtM a CollectlbiH • A Cut Abclvel the D•••+"l p~p pisplav Ads . Bullntll 01y1 Prior To Publltltlon Sundl'f Olspl1y: 1:00 p.m. Thurldly for Sundl'fl 8:00a.m. to 5:00p.m. HOW I.Q. WRITE lUi AD. 1"6 r~ I 11"6 lbuWANml '11"6 lbuWANJD r /¥;e, IS • o!:rr ~lrl ~llntllc.n.ro- :J•P=-:~::r:Jc':~~. :~~ r~~r~· lu~.~::: = Wide Assortment ol He<bs, Annuall, Perennials In 4" po1a for 0111)1 9« HCIII Morning Stir Ao.d • CR 30 • RIICine, Ohio 1·740-949-2115 1~K70 Business Services I DIPOYBAO PAm I' j All Makes Trilctor & Equipment Pwts · Factory Authorized Case·IH Pwts Dealers I000 St. Rt. 7 South Coolvillt, OH 45723 I &A . r •·---·-·--1 ·-----_.1 r "\;'... r=.c I; N,: 740-667·0363 l .:C:f- :g: • c ';,:, = =:·=· r . Pr, PlW , 112 · ~~~~ · = ...... tnd num11tr or coN to~5·7o17 tlk lor .k!y Man!g!f. Tht llouthtrn Local 8ohool Dillrlothuon_.,M!IIorl llllt. · 011111tt or lltn. ;;~~;;;;;;;;;;Lalli luyerillo\efaerr Afi1J ~ ~~~ ·(l! a,,_ I r llold lol.~· Colnu~1:· I:' fOiJ/: ,ug,:,:; .,! ::=-· , • • ' - "'*"· «~•· • I 1'1 t 1 II I ~~~riO--iOOIIInO -·· ..,...,__ 1 • ft I otll 31J4.77U034, IIIII lor A!!!y, Will - hou ,._.. ""· Ullltft, lnd - ·· Call ""1 ·4231 ulc lor Ran or ltavo mo111g1 . r.. ofllom ... . 11 r:: ~~.:,.~ 8 000 'l:ltht, luli I fNO'IICII OHIO VALLIY PUiliiiHo lNG 00. iiOO....,Ida11ttt youdollt lf-w!1hpooplt Olllo offtring 1'/yngtltl of Qolllpollo 'A U. ' oonHd Mtflltd 'Living GrowinG IWinHt Nlldo Cornmunltv", It lllklng o Htflll WOI1I korn hOme. ptrt-tlrno Coofo ....... 10 W-IE.(:On'rtllot Ull -'< II olllfll. "lbu""" If'" 10 flU• PT. 81000. r ~ Sr.Cll · lOll RiM' Local 843·5264 Supplement; Life Insurance; and Final Expenses; Cancer & Retirement, & 401K Rollovers; Major Medical 7:00AM • 8:00 PM . v ~lm' :':"dol~ ~ 1~0::.. TracJ:::- ~~7~ nd ;,.., - . = : ; . a orlglnll- Veowm. FOol ... ,• 81 ~ 740-1 t17ra40.)~I l'llmp, Rollo, " T ~ke the PAIN out of PAINTINGI ' New Homes • Vinyl puling • New G111·agesl • New Fertil izer Buggies • All buggi~s have been puttcm tested lo meet Agronomy Association Standlirds TFN No. Heat Mirror Exclusive Dealer Factory Direct • Replacemen1 (NO SUNDAY Quner• '!f!K.tll!J /:.~1. u~::~ oto."'~ • l"n•! & MY•·•r I'liM Warranu .. ~~ • Jo"nc UlfC_It•l 'l'herm011llt r 1 • VrN! 10 YrMr C.:nn•J•re",..lr W•rr•nty On NoiC<l Moldolo · I'Kll.l: I:STIMA'H:S •Jill(lF. Inventory • IIHnk JolnHntiHM AVMII1ble • Prlc" To Fll AIII!IJ!I~ ':&J lllfl•.• • '''" ---.-N -···· 1301 end 1.10C).2i1 ' HAVLINOaad EXCAVATIJifG •Hiullng Pl.lmntone .Or1vll • Stnd •Top10ll "''" Dirt !Mulch 33795 HiL111i RJ. PD"'IIYIJ' Ohio 740-992-5232 Steve's Truck Access ori es Slo·u" II. llllulo·. lhllllt'l I i • '> ' I I· lr. f i : • Tonneue Cover • Ventvllor • Bua & Full Line Other Ac:ceuorlea • (740) 992·3470 I I I ( 1~0 ) , 11 'l'l~ ~>1122 YOURCORCREU CORRECTIOR, llC (740) 742-:8015 Quality Concrote Work Driveways, Patios, Parking/play Areas, Sidewalks, Floors · 28 Y"" Experltnce F'"EIIImlltt (Ioiii,..) 877-353·7022 (304) 773·5601 - WILLIAMS EXCAVATION . MANLEYS SELF STORACE . ·; ," ,: ~~~·J.'.!.:.!!" etut ::r.~Corblg~ ~ WNII Ttddy loeri. ~ 97 Beech St. middleport, OH Vlnt Computor Dtok wflh (740)+11-73M 1!8 lnollft lonQ. Draworl "~ - . c.rpo~, Clerk LDak. 11oo. Cei (3041"51-;,; Chlpolllotd, - · Ohio. 111117 8prn • 17«ll44t-7oU4 1-an-ao. . ,.. T- lht purj ~ " •1cri, Froe llor ahue o1 :i& p1n1 ": dlpotlt. ApplilnOH, WICK'S. Self-Storage Croftr, Caoollrl. 1111.... Olcl,..... ................ C4lll ,.,~, ...,, . . . Compound""'·-" ~~=-. nue, (304)1711-,..._ a Pomeroy Eagles BIOGO 2171 fuery ThursdliY 6 Sunday Daors Open 4:30 farty birds start &:30 Progressive tep Une Thursdays Progressive Coverall on Sundays AB Video & Tanning Oily t,loytog;I740-448·71M. ··•·I · Ta~ Blwo. Bind Blwo, Comblollllon Nr ConCIIttor. "-Arm, Ina and Hllllna un11. (1) It<, out ott - · - ... 1cr.ooo <H 12.000 1200 rou~tr, """"· hand (7~7088 ' . . • 1001.. 560 llttlton Rd ... ~ (140)241 11107 .. • For - : "U idl1f0iltd: •• .-y.ra n .~ ::.,-i.ton;>~ Delivered Or leave name and number RESIDENTIAL& MANUFACTURED HOUSING HI-Efficiency Heat Pumps, Air Conditioners & Furnaces (740) 991-3987 I l L'.~ Owner & Operutor. John Dean TFN LIME· ~1{~ STONE High&Dry (740) 591·2173 · !if:.. ~~~~~f.;' f.' Spl'lad $15.00 per ton, 8 to 10 tons, limited area, call for detalla. Cell: Roam Addltlont a RtmOCftllng • NewG•r•ee• 1 I • Plumbing Commerci al & Rcsidt.mt"iul W.lli ~.r = 740·992·7599 ':':o., =z: -0. = ....;.·= .... New Homes &t Remodeling ~{1_1; "Speci'olizing In Log Homes &t Rubber Roofs"" Gurnges, Pole Buildings, Concrete Roofs &t Siding 111:\ p~;S:::} Replacement Windows A~rerlt~an Uving Patio Roo,ms I Windows • Roofing COMMtROAI. oniiiSIDINllAI. FREE ESTIMATES f.:~~~= 1375/mo. =rioiw~: =~~l ~742·~ a.: ;E 1200 71 t, Chtlf' ' .. (140)8ili 1401 1 ltd-.. Uflllllra Aport· m mont, 120 a-Id · Cotiolllfliflll llulldlng lor Of! 11roet Por111ng. · 1'1tr1t, CM be ,....tar - · TrtOII f'old. ""'""' or ~· t300imo, 1300 dtpooll. Doy 11111101ng, 110 . _ . - 11 , _ e ,, 00 _ , """ '...: -on~ 11-. (740~~;:211, EYII'Ifng Cllh. V l u l - Cord. 011 3 frM trW.. (f4Ci)256e <J COl (740)21511 1111 · (740 101. . llJiw. • flttlo olal. 851~ . ,,,. . (10'110' 610'1120') (740) 992,;,3194 992-6635 -.o. l Lo· 1 m•· ,1.- 1il···1 ynul ol. C.n 1!1 ~-;: Appllonooo: A-tlonld ooloelot. (304)174-0250 - • WMhlro, Oi::l " ' - · "'" llofrfgrlloro, 10 110 Oeyi iEnllrtalnrrJif Ctnltf. ' Clullr'll II loll Ntw 115. Colt (304)488-1887 II· .! 1o1-. PLUIIIINII EL!CTIIICAL APPUANCES RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 3$$37 St R1. 7 Nonh • Pomeroy, OH 4mo • 4~ H feed for lurnbs, hogs, steers, chickens und rubblts. • Seed Potalocs • Onion Sc1 s • Full Line of Bulk Garden Seeds • Fenillm Spccincnlly Designed lor Gurdon Crops It( i1j •oJ Moyfllg Appflarwe, Frlnoh · flfllpm SERVICE ''One Price. Anytime. All the Time." HIATING COOUNQ REFRIGERATION COMMERCIAU REStOENTIAL A !WilD-- lor poa1. . or 11oe1 doe* t40 phone''" (740)4414318. · 'I" .:. ~ Low HENDRIX Bryant Equ~ Heallna & Cooling · 10 Yr. Pertsa · frH Ettl24-HR. LaborWorn:nty l!l.l j · J ' Racine, Oh10 · 45771 HDUFI uwno All Mtktl • IIOcllll I:)') \liddkpot·l. ( lltio -1:;7h0 740·MH217 (7.0) M7-M11 (100) lin\ J.D. CONSTRUCTION I' ::..~lor=:oraoe:. :~ ' Wi - . ho~ 11ooro. _, tllllr wey, lui bonnnt, oe· raga, two wpono, ..., room, oround ply In or r• 84000o'Ob11Ct po!llll, on """ fOfo, ourno10l300-: oodDr., 1ft 1o100-42t.0111. ~~=·2H2 01 (740) llllllpollt, OH 4BU1. - .NWUIIHMII.oom . n.- - = :. :7.;. - 1184. • , • 802·21,71or · molrllllnld, ru"L:J:'ttd, Jull ganlng ttt'111d? 111 lllltfn Looot , on 11rt1t ~lltuttrt? NO Ofldo 7 r111r ~. Alk· It? Colt (74014*3670 lor a bedroom mobllt homo for ~IH,OOO.OO. 7* - ,_ IIWOrmttlon no pall, (740)882• Neot 2002 1 ~ wldt only .. Fdf 8ait In c.mp 1788· down ond only Conley, Aoullho Flf'foll 811U2/montll. Call l<lrt- 2 lldroom, Eleolrlo, 4C, Lane, 1otory, 3br. 1bu: no, 740-M4-7t7t =~~ 1:,'::,~~0:.,:~~ Now Doubftwldt on l·l ollt'Artl. (7o411)441-PI4 • terti. ( 740~"""33&4 For 1111t In Ntw HI,...... ' 2br Moblil Homo lor rani ....., rt!l'! lllld a b! I be. No CrtdiV Bid CrtdiV 111 KIK mobile part<. rH 2 11Mf1i ~ Time Homt buyerll FAI (304)174-0210 1 • .~5 • Loenll GoYttnJII*'I FHA 1112 Loeno Avalltble Cell IR,Quletl.o(740)+II-3211 ' l'lt· Rtduotd Mulllltit-2·810rv · · briCk, 3-I·IIWtm, Lll', 0vor 10 Ultd -ll!lotd DR, Kl1chtn, 2·112 ..tft, . .r11na 11 f445, Call Hor· CIA, a.. hilt; l'ltrnliy old. 7oiii-M8 t141 Rmii'P. !oilmont, ..... ' , <llr~ Mt. Vernon -.t I IWW - 7 Own nuo. (304)171-at40 Rlrnodllod RtMii Homt. hOlM toaayf n - , -.r11y dtpooll ,.. Tttrn - -· lttft, oomt ~· no poll, 74CI-fll2· Lal'l-rga Kl10hln2 ~~ Dlnlna- ~ _,_,... 10 11. ' ....,, -raga, J ... · - .,.,.._.. __,, tI , lnAioGrtntlt, I ~-,.'t=~e: ""'SM.~= 5i:.w.:r..;;~O.: 41711 ~~7::=..:=':""':"Jnll"""........................, 5 ltd8 to ooC1 fwon. 740l+tW311 116 11rJ.r WA!m'J) URGSN1LY NEEDED· • • p~oemo donorl, .., teo 10 NO por for 2 01 3 A.,.,... ptltOII fiHd. I!OU<I ~. Colt 110 Utt tdtGI IOOol iiWft OlftC!Of11o l'lumo IIMol, 740-92· Plfll', 7«l-H2•1838 Mt1. I I' paintlnQ, IItd-oddjObt =""*''i~=,li!NITY _, lllru ....._llri_tiiOOpor . . .. thoro rtlld up 10 100 r!aonllgllt f-11 7 I'll'· Wlff do bebyolttlna lri mv · Alrf ihlfl. Ctrtilttd, ·,a yMro _.,..,.., 5 ""' nutH from hotpHal. (74CI)Uetl57 Will do Lawn mowing, Wtlatv~ \~;t'ltl Bto 10 Tons Limited Area ., =·:::;,J'!. ~!:;m':."'1~\12 :::"":':.r~:._on :.1: OWl Of ... - ' "· No eo• !:''" ""10~oil otilo ' : en lffOfdlble f)fiCt. ::=' :t:=:n::!J~ IUt.ta~~or s ·:,?.':..~~ fn. \:'/802·11878 01 (740)802· 1or tJftlqtHI opj)OitUitlly,.. 1-ltd "'" 1·eoo·720· 1 "':0 ~ 1n oonr- 10: 1011 2110 at u. (t40)4<11-7112, lilt ror llfiOM . :"""I .:.lrtd .otnt;:·.::: :::.· lollllclngonlndlvldtlolwlfh ~~h ~~ro~~ :~~= 160 "•• Marl, Houro: •porlonoo In: Aoai ~or I ' Thuridoy•lundoy, .. 8 8 Conlr101o, Nogotloilong, ICII1ooi 1\nyono 1-· "mlllo Nor1h on 81tlll'loult lurvtl' Lot Soilli, Topo ·a - I n tht Joli thould110. !7401«1•1133. toll Mapo lend thlll tpplloallon to lhl 11""-~~~-"1 Rooume tO: . Trooourat, Donnlt E. HIM, 11 W.oor» Anthonlri.AindCo Ltd P.O. Soll_1751. Reofno, Ohio .,,~ Ull. --~ ~8n1 . 1111011nt lor lho joli . ..--oimili""'ilil'•.-1 __,• 011 4MolO 11 AprU 2t, 2002. A01oiutt till! Dollar: U.l . Tht \'lltgo ol Vinton lo lako lih9r Gold Colnt, l'roof Moelurl'l "-r1nt now !no oppllolt/onl lor till l*l· 1111 , Dlarnofldl ltltlng IU loo.IIJOM h.lllllr-11mo polltlon of molnllo AI ' ' -r1mo ' Nlncl *"ffiiON, Afii>IICI• 11 740- ~= .._!~m 11 (7«1) 1 11 rid -Mil· I ::.a:.:·toMil.:": Ito 'I. eon:... 011,..,.,. VAliD 8AJ.i. llupp. ~lll~C~~f.t I ( "'A: · 1~. 29670 Bashan ,ROid LtiVt N1me 1oi", =.:., Rod" Hill 's Self Storage (740) 742·7037 ::.:t.: toot r.! BllllcNptey oontac:t WIDialll Safruek, Attome:y (7.0) 592-502$ Alhtu I :! I 74().742~3411 FREE ESTIMATES! '15.00 per Ton I \ II\ I -.,[ 1' 1'1 II-, ,\ I I \ I '> I 4 )4 I\ = g:.: f'"::lie r'o r; r 992-5479 a Delivered & Spread 3t ·I Authorized Agent Bry1n RftYII .N ew HomM, Room Addltlona, Gll'lllfll, Pole Buildings, Roots, Siding, Decks, Kltchene, Drywlll Mol'l Shade River AG Service "Ahead In Service" ';f r Sunset Home ·construction BANKBUPICY '/:oM~~ Mo!~~! ~0.~~11/ltV r:r:"'~Of'~ ~'!: ~~~~~8~ ~~~QIIJ:IOoC: =-:ru'7.~.=. ~'f. , ' r Uai can 1111ieve 1 deblor of fintnCial oblla1tlons lnd arrar:ae a fair dislribuUon or assets unona mditon. Apenon aoina tllrouah blnkruptcy may rellin certain property, known IS "oxompt" proporty, for his or her porsonll use. This may Include a car.• howe. dothes.lnd household &ooda. YOII should dlroct Illy questions 11181111i"ll bankruptcy to In lttomey befo111 prooeecllna, For Information roalllllna ACOIIIIOI·oompultr? Elrfl Ovorblook R.hlbUI11tlon Plrt tim• pollt<>tl to com• HouH. 'll'alltf on Fort..... -nlllllr 11 COur1 S1retl v.ry nloe New · ond Ulld FurniM•· Moonlight Eooorll. Full ~~~0·:~ 5~~~;l~ Pl:;;l: ~r~J~Po~3 t,i,.:'': ~~·•1 f:'~" lnsuranot tK• day... Pr1mt Shopping 10+ eortt G11t11 County, on l<lnowhll RIYir, In H*'· 1p1r1t111111. a BR, 1 112 Store below Holldoy lnrt; oorvlao malo ond lomola 01 • limo www ourtn- oom Cepllng alli>!ICtllonl lor 1,_ 1 • Wv, dol"2, bull""" Blth. Ntw Gtl Furna, Ktnouga. • Wt 0111 grovo • . I un'IJ' c:olllo- tor Speoe Aftlillllt ot.l ..... Ownor will nnonoo w/ down 1 1·BOO·&B&:0760 . Ill pt\llbo1omv 1111111, IlK Park ond Alver. No Pitt. 3. (740)446-1782 ' danHal . Wo aloo do Bl~h· Como Join our. l~ondly llllff. G·11 end 11-7 lhl~ LPN'S. rtiUmt 10 304·1t!e·1111M or PRuhliiKJNAL HouM lor ••,. ·In Comp Offloo building In Mlddll· teiHI/mo. plua uti- (it. doy, Privata and Boohalor Styllot Nndod. Rent ond be Anyone inllrtll·o· d, PlttM . moll 1o peroonntl p o 11ooc · SIIMCIIII Conloy Roulhl Forioll Dr. port, 7 o111ott, lull kitchen pollt end rett...nc.o. Porlloo. &pm· Sam. your own boll. Coli IIOP bY our lront Ol1tOo and ~5 Dunbar wv 2110114. · 304.e7&-~g ond two ooniloatiOI roomo, (740)446-1821 ANnQumi 1740)3BB·11gg, (740)448·4247 1111 DUI on OpPiioiHOn or 0011- · • _ _ _ _ _ _,.." 2400 1q H 740- 8822 ~ ~· · . ~ ·.. . .. • IIDI · Krilllf Madden, Staff Would you llkt to work Mon· TUI'INID DOWN ON , HouM. For Soil In Hartford, . ' • 2 BA Apirlment on 2nd : · •. Why wall? Start mottlng ;~nTa~:!ola!,!:•lo.Rop~~- . DOIVIIopment 11 (7~0) 882· day-Friday. Locally ownod, IOCIAL •cuMJTY /Ill? WV. 3br. . 1 oar [ Lars & Avenue In Golllpollt. Buy or ..,. Rlvo~nt Anti1,; OhiOIIM!IIn10nlghl,oalltoll 1 ~ 11 n " m rei 1 ~7aE .O. E. loll groWing· company lo NoFoeUnltiiWtWinl gorogo.$25,000 no land • ACRIAGE 842Mno.DtpolltRequlrtd. 1124 Elll Main on , ~ · -IM1110 hfrt PIT help. In• 1-888-se2.3346 oon1roct 304-882-8224 otll (740)441.01 M . SR 124 E. Pomo"'f, 740, • frft 1·800·7t!e·2823 IKI ~·. Out! ";'mPoall: . • • 1 " 1• ' PotoAK MAINTINot.NCI 111 ohor 5 pm, . 882·2528. Ruoo Moore.-. 1&21 . outolda ooloo, Tho suOCOII· Conlrootuol Summor Sn· . . . 1 lot lor rent K&K Mollllo a roomo & beth. Upotalrt owner. ..~ ful candidate ehould bo oonol pork ond groundo HquM For Bolo_, Malon Ham. Park. (304)&74-0250 ,t.po~monl. Newly Dtoorlll· 1 """"""'-llmN"''" knowladgblo of lruoklng, malntonanDII poslllon al lht Woimlrl. (304)773-884e or ld, .NO ,..,,, Wallt' paid, Sue'I a . - on tht -r ~ oanolruollon a mining tires. Roaooon Creek Counly (304)273.()488 1otvo mot· 10 Grut Building Sltoe 11 Downtown Golllpollt. In Mlddltf)Orl. Delio, gilll~ · . Poolllon lo lor tho Point Pork. Appilootlono avolllblt - · Momll;Star Ellltao, Bo.· (740)3Be·1100 wart, ot.ltddln montalo, and•' Are you llrtd ol lhOOI .liar· Pluunl, WV•At~one, Oh. at lht 0.0 , Molnl)lro Park shon ood, Roclno, Oh · . mort. (740)882.o288 ., : 1111ng Pi'!Ono 0111•7 Don't arfa. We oiler o oampotltive Dlolrlot Ollloe Galllo County ~~. ~·LI peokagoo. (Morlgt ) from U 10 U 480 111 Avo., 1 BR, ', know Whlllt 10 Win? Call. oomponullon pocklgt In· CourlhOUit,' 11 Locust - - ~·- nd Imp..... Ao- p - lronfl20,000 neat~IUI Clem• Mln:J'I.ANEOUi lind oul yoor OPil<)lll, Iron• olualng mojpr modlolllnour· Slrlll Golllpollo OH manta In one lOW plymtnt. to 138.000 In opprovod out> aga . (740)880-11131. MI!RaiANDiiE . son Coptenl ...._1111. 1• once, paid vooatlon. lllhlor· 411831 ' Open 1111 1111..; Loan oll~rt on hand 7 dlvlofon. 740-882·6072. (304 -11131. ~ .'' ll6e·5~·2g14. tltod oond rilumo lo Appa· · · dayo a .,.tk. (7~01"48· - - - - - - - loch!.., Tiro Praduolo, ~007 30113 · 118 tcrt farm off Rl a Lion, Aoctptlng applloollono ot (4) 42" co!Nng fano witt>• C· t Boor Corry Oul permit ~lh A-.o Choniolon wv L 1 8 h G would mal!a good hunHng THE MAPLES, 100 Momon· llghto, $40. 12) outoldo · ' 1 1~ club 8100.000 oroek, walor al Drive Eul, Pomor<>t, OH. dooro. 1·11111, 1 · - with lor ulo.l. Chtotor Townllhlp, 25312. All..,: Grov s\awr G~:P 00:~ ;•po :""i 1:~~'!., 11 Malgo l.iOUnly, lind ltltort or omoH to gtogopptlrtOr•· '· L q"1 ~,r •· nQh11304·17&.152i ,t.ga and lnoomo guldol"-t lliau, e60 - · [740144P 1..1 lor ~r1 ol fliltrltl to: Tho Dolly hoo _,.r, ~""· 1800 aq "• 2 112 apply. Prlo~ty will be givln 0883 sontlnol, PO Soli 728·20, .com aa 740- 2•1300 beth, 3 Bldroomo, outtorn I ..,.,, 33475 Biller Run 10 thoM wllh "-"" undor ' "' Pomtrfll', OhiO •5768. Compulere/lnlorntt Uttrt ook t~m & ooblnttt. gaa Rd .• off Ohio 124, 112 milt te,760. Ronll are oompul· 18 Cubic 11. Rtlrlgara1ot. ._: Wantod. f1MO mOIPT, llrOPIIIOe, largo kllcl1onidln- Wltl of Route 7, & ld eocordlng to your In· 101p hulfY bike 011 of guW''' Make Earth Oar OWiry doyl •eooo.mciFT. ~ul your ~ 0 wor~Siay Ina, 2 112 oar garage on 1 HPIIC elrudy In, 814,000, """"'· Fot furthor dtllllo, 01ubi. (304167~1760 ,., DClNio to RoUH lnduetnoe. Froo llooklol. ll6e·228·8288 1om; 0 0 "A'~ 1/ll oorto. 8110,000. Portor ••oenon1 building silt, oo11 (140) 802·7022. EHO . ·"' 1· 18 • orta. (740)«8-451411116pm (837)3ge.Q258 Slorao In Athena tnd Albe· 241w. Rooordlng or villi ....;lh . 2 Wlngacl btCI< twlvtl rooll>lo ny. 1-800o83Heoo www -lthllyouro oom ,.... 1 1~.com or (740144&·324111W epm IIAUTif'UL APAI'IT· ora w/ 1 matching 1oo1J111 www.rouaalnduotrlot.org . ' Flogitll od N · F II U .30 IOrot, perltol MINTI AT IUDOIT PA~ tlool OtiVI Qroen Smalr.i canto! Hyglonlll Wonted: lor "':111 ~ 1 ,:~ Newly Rltmodtlod 3 BA, 2 lor hunting, 31~ of milt from Cll AT oiACKION •• oontdlo llllf'IO w1 ·Am!Fm , Off!Oa lo IHklng 1 proln· .. . .... BA Largo Living Room, Dfn. Olllo RIWir, AT 7, (740)882· T,t.TII, 52 We- Drive radO 1urnttble 8 & 1 GIVIlAWr\Y olonal who lolntorootod In 1 ~;.;~~ n':~~~~:::, lng Room , Largo Wolk·ln t!eiiO from 1287 10 1383. Wtlk to cau.' ~. FlOor ·limp, air. ~ · • lulllln\1 poelllon olo ropldly ouranco 401 k and '"" IIMYF't''~oblna~ Approx 112 eort lond ti'IOP a movltt. Cell 740oond. clean . Down a S~::S '*":'l~raJ;Ic•~: ye~r YlOillon . 'M·F 8.00· :.lh one ':.:.r ~rag.~ houH lrllltr, !g. out bUiklfr1li ~ Equll Hauling -8115·384 •: Pitonnl • "1 muo po ~ : 30 dllyl. PitoN con loot ooroe (740)248-60&1 l bern on Jtlltrt Ridgl, et · '" · Southside 1110 oily welt! Furnlohod 3 rooml & bllh Dr. Trimmer Mowar, ·~ · bla and hovo 11porlonoo In Ptt• Sommer 1-800·481· ~;;:;;--, 11011 llooua rnlriiiiJIImonl , ~ 8334 10 IIChtdult lnlorvllw · Ptrllllly Rtmodtlld !'lOme, 304·878·3264 · Clun, No Polo, R.r-..e llln on TV, uHd 3 houri.-'. I you are lntorlllod In oontrl• or otnd rflumt 10 P.O 887 2 Bldroom, 1 Beth, Full & dopooll roqulroil. 1260. Elllrl llno Slllllramo > bullng to tho total 01ro of <lllllpoilo, Ohio ~ee 31 Bellmont. Largo UnoftiCh. Attention Homo Bulldort. (740)44B·l 510 PlcniO table, IU. PI~ · _ _. pollonll and rocolvlng •·· ~ · All Mtktl Lown Mowers ld 2 011 garage. 127 Kino- Choice· Loll lor ulo. l~mo IWinQ,I20. (304)773;•. .· callont oomponsotlon Anplllllll'l Tlw1Pit1. Full and OutdOOr Powar Equip· on Dr.1 160.000, (740)441· (304)87&.5773 · Grtoloua living. 1 and 2 ~78 . • ~:· Mol• & Fomala pupploo ploaoa oall (740).41·01~3 Tlml POIIIIon, OhiO Ll• mtnl Rtpllrld Frot Pickup . 0415 bedroom apenm..,ll et VI· found ot tho vlolnlly of OIH . ndr01umoto: 230Up· centtd RRT/ CRT. Mon· lnd dtllvlry tVIIIIbit, Call HOMJill F"'·~~tat~.•~~~ laga Manor .'ond R - llrubb'l Plono· Tuning& ,;. Frltndly Rldgli Aold. Froe por RIVIIr Rood, tlolllpalls, dty• Friday, .l :ooem• Mlkt( 7 40)44&· 7~ · -"··~ w, dono lht - · - · ;:"mori 1 ro~atlon' oali Apanmentt In MlddMport. Ropalro. Probltmo? NH<I... 1 lo oood homo. (740)258· OH •5831 5:001)m. COrnptllllve woga, · ""' ~ "' . • ,.r n r From $278-Jlq. 0.1 740- Tuned? Coil Tho Plano Dr>• • . Rttlrtmollt Plln • Hoollh ln• o· ear~ rur•l ~ bl.• s awm111 • got 10 · In onlfll'yard tht and I'IOUOI, (740136 7-7218 '"" 8g2·11014 Equol Houolng 740-4411-4525 .8602. . ._ . · . . . _. , rancM In· .8:00pm. "'--"'* U... ,~ A d • , Ch h ~. Exporlonold Fork 1111 ()pirl· ouronoo, Conlocl. Bow· don1 haul your 1oao to tho 2 bedroom, large garage, around pooll FSBO wall be. . ....,....unl lncltptndtnl Htrbtlllt ~ IWllr • """ I """""' tor. COL a plus. Wilding 1 mtn'a HO!ntOitrt, 70 Plna mill )uot aall 304·818-t987. oltiiOhld carport, book pi· li!w 1101 11011 For limit· c For Dr ' =:,~;p;, lblio~'iYI 1o~ Fabrication E•perlono1. St.. Gt!IPIJII•. OH ~l!e31 , . Lawn c 11o, oonlralolr, onr"'"' tel 5a.ooo~Supor Lot lor Solo· Approx. 2 112 :'&~,::t: AP1r1- ~~~ (7«~W~INI2'', 11 ~.f • • eo Aoloronooi/Exparltnel rt· I740)44B-7283 .,. lot, llhown by mont 1 11 bedroom• ooroe, olurod & ready lor · . C .. 1 (740) ·5108 · qulred. (3041875.4005 r. , Condi '" cllolrtd tornmoroill & •••ldonHal, II· only, (740)88~· e ;::. : 1111o~600 oq ~ .,.; building, grovol dflv-y, . , JET , .. , i.avo m11aaga Wit" ShOrt -~·-fig conoid, lnourtd, r1110n1blo •G Schoof wotor & olootrio llllillblo, Now TokiM!I Appllcollont- ,t.ERATION MOTORS 1.YAID SAJZ dooorlptton of qutlillotilono. lor ·~;:~~So;:: roloo, I'" ltllmotoo upon 3br. Homllt. rga ~. ' IIY• of·-:... In • Porter ••••. Aoklng 35 Wool a Bldroom Town· Rlpllrld Nlw ' Rtbulll In : ~::~;;:::;.;::::~· Local Area. ohro .!! .• , IM!I room, OFt, Central AJr. homo · traalld with TLC •13,g85, Call (740)448· houoo ,t.pon- tnoh.doo · CO.. Ran e ...., 1· · ·1 vltll304-87e-4044 11 ..,. ' you art- · EIIOtriC lurn. 211 71h 8.. 45141rorn 8-6 or (740)446· Wo1or Sewage Troth 800-537-88211 ,,1 F~n and ParHimo. A ltad· llld and align wllh our""'" Lawn Coro Ntw Hotvon 136,800 , (740)4411-31311 ea111repm. a360/Mo., -:oooa. ' · •1 324 7 Yr\JUI SAIJ!. ling provider otsupporl,.rv· olon oallht olflot 11 LOOking lor ~uollty work? (304)882·377a or (304)882· · GAUJPOU5 loll to lndiYI<IUoll wllh mono 740-4188-5~33 Monday COli uo. Look ng lor oloppy 3752 Wont lo lluy· alol tlboul112 Slnglt Btclroom Aplttmtnt Llrga ~-r Wllh Mlrror,:;7 ~~--~j;iiiiQj;_.,. tal rotardellon lnd -lop- through Friday 8:00 o.m. Ia -k? 0111 lho ofhor JIUYO. lo 1 tcrt around Rtolno or Ground FlOOr Wellr Plld' •75 nrm. 27" ,.._TV, ~ _ IN!tt dlilbllltlll ,., a lull 3:00p.m. . Llotnood ond lnourtd. Rl•· • und I'!Omos 1111. Mll11 Molln.i: HOMI!S Syraouu vicinity wllh ulllll· ~IDryar' Hookup, No , yaar old. Grttt Condl11on:'" ' Saturdoy •/20/02, Rain 11mo and pert llmt dlrtet TECH STAFF PERSON ., Clllto Lawn Care. 740· 1111 (740)44&·3870. FOil SAtl Ito ovalloblt (74011148 . Plla.l275/mo plus dtpolll. 8200 fiNn. (740)2~~10 , 2 882 11138 ~:: M~ ~~~.~!;, ~: ~:~~".:~~Ia rtlldld port•llme to ooordl· " 4 yoor old Cutlom Bul~ 2~3 ' ~~48-40-43, (740)338· Mital Sloraga Bulldlna 8•1a:.:j Vameho Stereo hour No . . , . , _ nolo voluntoero ond ovtr· LlwrJ MowiM!I. 130 and up. Cepe Cod. 4 BR, 3 Blllt, 12x60 Mobile Homo For · con be al K&K 11 1 w~~;~~~D~III:"''' mov· ..,.,· For mort lnlot""'11Cn IH """"'""'' oound, lldtt· 25 yooro t K -. Roftr· 22001q It Ann Drtvo Bubdl· Nit Iaiii oloatrlo. 11800. 1lklng llflplloltiOnl on lot. (304)&74-0250 ~ ' SC).IIO• C<til . AhoNdt Bill II lng ond projeotlon oysltmo onooo Avolloble. Golllpollo vlolon. l132,eoo. (740)441• (304)174.()260 2 BR. Wu1tat1Dryer Hook· liMY 1on Control Ali 3 7 7139 0802 j!!0)44ll•lle71; An !quill ~~rr '"'"'':'·a~! ~···· • 01448' lny• .. , ... 14K70 COmmodore Houirs up, -.go bulldlngo, Cfott dlllonor with 71000 BTU "' j;'J!porlunlly Smplfll'l' ;;;;;,ntnga mt llllutlful 3 br,. 2 112 - · kalltf, 81800, (1«l)HII. JIOR RiM' lo HOipltal, (740}441.0117 F.,._, 81160. (140)2111-.· , ,M/ON, IUmtl to Gr- ~irtlld AOgoro Llwn ltrviol, Will IIIII 111Hmtnt, I OIIIJI' <t:llll , ~ • 1WinAivtriT--· 1218 . · "' Help WtniiKf. llli*ltftOod Churoh eoo aeo. do I~~Yn work, trimming, rage, gao llilflltot, 1ng tlfllllloltlonl lor oarp~~~~trt lnd Otld Avo., GoiiiPollo, OH painting, fMMing In Malon 1/o, ntwly - · now 1tlfl4 14x70 BunoHnt ..,. 1 ·3 Bldroomt. NIW UIID ITU Yfrdlllt, lollof ... nolport AlqtJirltllfnii.YII· ~5831 . Count;trH. (304)e7HOGII rangtl rtfrlgarolor stay, bllt-ono10011501ot, Homaefromi1881Mo.,~~ lbrHud.-ztdaptoll 8 ~.0R~ "" Thur..o- ,rlda• ld d ' , 1 1,..001 100I1 1111 on ~.41 tortt. - 1 OOildtllon, wflh ..... Oown, 30 Ytlrt 11 8. 5~ ut;, _, ~........... --~ · 1111 ....,.,,, •ipl • .,., _, " riVIo • lprfng - . . . In Mlddltpor!, 1160,000, tnoM ond outbulldlna. til(). APR. for Ulllnga, 100-31~ "· ,_. ~ ~,, •N For Conortlt, Anglo, ChantORlh, · Oh, loOk lranoportatlon I rtltronot1. T o I 1 m 1 r k o 1 o r 1 Homo romodlllng end rt- 1<1n1 Amlin Rllily. 114-272• 882.()(]12 7olo-802· 3323 E~t 1708 dl• ntf, Fill Blr, Grill~-! ~,:=---.,.~--"""'"".,. Loaal ~rk, good pay. wanlld.. Work from palro, roofing, ohlln link 0207, agent 8ltlnnon Fro.' 21H.dayllmt. . . lblld E.H.O (304)!75-ee?V For Drelns, Dri-IYI & • Mlddltpori· PomtrCI)''I 51h Ohrlollon 1 OGnolruoflon, Horne..Holp ut Offor poop11 -.cullom-- & Ill( 814o44~tll01. · Clean ibr. Wllhtr/Dryor Two lldroom loollld on Wlikwayl, U.L Scrap Mat' ' • 1nnuo1 &-milt long YtiiOw 1o4113 l!ulorn lwe.. <1111~ d-nto on lhtlr - m.. - . lnlurenco ropalro. ' 1885 CltV1on Mobllt Homo ~ A1ftrtnoM1Deo0o Chll!loolht Aotcl. 1375 por, til Open Moncley, Tuttdly:'" ' Fila Ytlrd Bolt, May u ~. ~·j 011 ~~:• Mort,· Compullt', l'rlntor, ltit- C - .ur PfiH _ , . Cepe Cod wflh llrga living ~14"W· !~· ~ • it. No Pwta, (304)1711-11~ month pluo ullfltltt. One ~ 1 Ftldll)', 11m- :. Look lor lhl yt110w llagal r · 1740,.....,.. · p11fr1e end!- n t f - YIU lluf, ,,.. !lllmotot room, lomlly room onii '""""' • • · t110Urf1y clellotfl ,.. ~:IOpm, Ciotld Thurtelly,' Ctfllor 1 map !JA looltlonl HOUMfiHjllnQ luporvleot raqulrod.. Mtiol be very ,.. 30U7a.a7n kltahtn wl1h loll of Olblnltl 40)448-11187 Ttking If!"!"' lor 1 bid- qulltd. NO ptfa. (t40)441• IIIU:f:'l I Bundly,;,~ 882•4055. Wlnttd. IMrohlng lor 1 rt- lllt ...lnd hovt ganulnt Top IO Jlo11orn CIHnlng tnd double COunlry nloe loll ="'~:Z• 1101 · (740 7300 :. -• .:;.re,::: ' ' Bedding & Vegetable Flatt '10 10" Hanging Baskets '10 lltk Private Party ,t.ds Under $100 20 Worda 7 Doys • hch Item Priced • No Commercial Ads • No Tlckets/Purobred AnimalS or Gerage/Yird Stlel • Limit 3 Per Person Mill To: Ohio Vtlley Publishing, 825 Third Avenuo , Golllpolll, OH 45631 Includes Free Yard Sale Sign Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid I rio \ , Jeff Warner Ins. • lncludt Phone Numblt And Addrtlt When Netltd • "d1 Should A.un 1 D1y1 HFUWAimUl ' \ ' Cellular • St1rt V~ur Ad1 With A Ktyword • Include Complete Dtitrlptlon • Jncrudf A Pritt • Avoid AbbrtYittlona Successful Ads Should Indud Thete Items To Hel Get I ...-t----·-----11'1'1 ~----~--------- tfaHcfafw All bitplty : ll Noon 2 .. \ . (Eribune Sentinel l\egtster ca~fW.::;... (7!2!ro446;~42 (7!?.!ro992;~~5~6 · (3~!!ro67~;~;3433. Monday thru Friday ' ' lhst'~S Mon-SIIt 11).4 217 E. 2nd St • PoJMroy,OH (740) 882.S808 ~ ' Ol•lft)r. ~ L-l'rlca TO Place ()lflee ~~u~~ The EMily Sentinel• Page B 5 ~a =:= 1r..__~-"=-&_.~l.t_MoroRcva.&oi __..l e (Eribune- Sentinel- l\e . www.mydallyeentiMI.com • (gyracutt, Ohio) llulldozln1 , LlcenHd a.lneurecl Health Problem•? Want More Leisure Time? Tired of Mowing? Not A Spring Chicken? LIMITED OPENINGS (740) 992-1536 • ~ , , I Brwld '*"- )QJ OWl MI. Ce11ai I J,Sii • ..,Ut tiipll1 1, s 5 ' l..IICime~ Ftaae:.t I Trackhoe/Bockhoe, l~nd olearin1. Sepdc tank, ditc:h in1, water lines, site work. fiELDS PLUMBING 405 5th Street Nn H•van, WV •Raaldenllol •Commercia buerncn!Jifoa~en. driveway&, ponds (Insured) Fraa Eatlrna1a1 740-~2·3885 't(304)6 882·2343 �• "' ~ P IIBI•1'heDtlfSt:tlltNI _ Ftldli>t Apri1I,ICIOI •• • "'' ' "i 11 tlltNI cam AU.EYOOP N•A Cro..worcl Puaale PHILUP A'Dt'R ..... ACMIII 4Ph .. 1 D ' a 'hell_,.. ., -..... ._.. ........ DCI ?tiM• QUI I 1t .,.. 7...,._ ••• Clr.. . c:.e- u ..... ...... -.... ...... ' .. . -..... .. IS DIM'a A lttiSt ..11'11011 11 Slam 17111d 11= 10 a ....., 11 3JI3nlall -................. · • A l .t t ......,. . . . . . Dill •c•••u ...,. 14'33..... u •• •• .......... a WPm . . All I 1711 11:: .. .. • =~~~~ fltJ 't I . DOWN 1 UPSIIIIIIa I Aclor IEIIrWI I Flu 1'11111 M=... •==cllllt I:.... 30.......... I MG,....... 17 M.- l)folloc- t! ~~-• $ KMd of • Wind 1111 .. 1M 'II .. YOCI TviO I>OVrLf TfAM \ O'tlfAL, t40vl GOMf vlf'~f "'.)1 ALwAY$ Ttlf ~., '=" J"tiAQ · ~~~ Ar.;o~attts7 --~.,, BARNEY OUT WI-lY T.toi~E~ A FU £s ' 80UT TAl< 1'1' ~UC\-1 A BATW!! · IS ..... of ftlnia Mont. When in doubt, --~ "" fltlghbar lead a trump. M IM?IIIOnl r~ •Stn~W That saying is one II"'"*" ~ • 'Ill l I'IIMitllll 31 ...,_ of the dumbest in the llloc?t"' . . . -· game. Just because II •t 1? I PNiael trllle one doe.sn 't .lcno)N 41- ..pt?t?nt ._, u GlWaof-lt~ what to lead, why 33 44 Ju q ... 13 Glrllllll should a trump be ~ ~~ ~tter than anything else? However, there are some occasions when it is usually best to l~ad a trump. Here ore the most common: · a. If you think de:· darer will be scoring tricks by ntffing in the dummy. This tends t() occur when responder passes afier opener bids a second suit. The responder . rates to be very short in opener's first suit, so ruffs in the dummy are indicated. Also, l~ad a trump if you CELEBRITY CIPHER are strong in declarer's by Luln Cnmpon side suit. Ctlobritv Cipher cryptognorno.,. CIOtod Prom quototlona by llmouo b. If they have sac, pooplt, put and EliCh lottor In tha dphlr otonda foi anothlr. rificed, especially over TocMy~ clt.HI: L equals M . your game contract. OK SWAHEJN 'IT J c. If partner passes • xu w KHWPU. AWDDUC your low, level takeout double, convert, LWVU w ?J?!CTAH, A?!DEJ ing it into ·a penalty double. (A trump lead WIIC KZ0 I 0 H, HOHDU 0 HI is mandatory here. AWIIK,' 011 ITH OH Partner is long and · strong in the trump PJWIH A WJ N suit. Don't even look at the rest of your PRIVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Thtrt'l an tltment of truth In ldH that IIIII ong enough to ~ called corny.' - Irving . hand. And if you .are void of trumps, steal WOlD one from another IAMI deck!) d. Everything else is Rtorronga ltttara <>I the worse! (Good luck at O four ocramblaa word1 ba. working that one low to form lou ' llmple word!. out.) In this deal, East has S N I F 0 U· I 11 I I 11 a good pass of his partner's takeout dou- ~=·::~·:;:-~~,=~---J ble. He has long and r strong trumps. Also, it N R WD is possible his side cannot make a game. · If West leads the T H C H I ,~ · 11 · ' The sign hanging behind the fi 11 super 1' Y attractive "' boss's read: 'A Real Exeeu, . diamond king, dej, 5 . .j6 . ..·~_ tlve Is desk Someone 'Who Can Take darer gets tv.:o dia, ;:::::::::::~=-~:, As Long As She Wants To , To mond ruffs In the K R I N E J l .MakeASnap-•rrrr••." dummy and can make · 17 1 0 Complt11 tha chuckla quoted . . h. hIS contract Wit an, . ! . . . V bv filling In Pht milling worda overtrick. But if West · ,, you dtvelop from Jtep No, 3 balow. knows his. stuff, at- , PRINT NUM8EREO ' j2 1 tacking with a trump, -.::;lE~TT~E~RS~IN~S~OiUA~R~E~S~=;·=~·=~·~-;:::~·=~· ~· decl~rer gets no dia, · UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS [ -~ mond ruffs, and the · _...;,;FO;;A:,.A~N.;;S:...W~E.;;.R_ _...,_ _.,-""·--'·~··-a...--t.-..1.. .....,, contract fails. SCitAM.Lii'S ANSWERS You should lead a · • trump when you o~?ale ·Offer, Price, Thirty ·THEIR TRIP ~· think it is best " and The amlly of six who lived next to my apartment had 1 think most players gone on vacation. A week later I received a postcard . underestimate a from them asking me if I was enjoying THEIR TRIP. trump lead's cffi~ctive~ ness, E _= t•• FRANK& 11 "'-ttil DDt a• 2111M 13 Mat 11 ad? tha . ......,.,..,-asf: -t. THE BORN LOSER C.O FE::\Cf\, llE}.lPIE ! , ---· -·· - = BIG NATE I ° I'· I I 1: PEANUTS 50 I I=I&OREO IF 601N6 'TO BE KIN& OF TME JUN&LE, lftiU SIIOULO IIAVE I ATHRONE .. ANO I Til INK I've FOliNO I I 1• I 8 G ·---~- - ~&~/J. ~ ._;.~~..... . I . I' Ii 1• I' I' I' I' =;· 1 1 1 1 1 I. 1. •. S~turday , April 2U, 2002 In the year :~hud, you will take the initi:11Live tu 1eek out clrdco that include pcoplo who are enterprising and who know where rhey,, are going. They'll awaken the ume in, stincl in ynu , TAURUS (April 20, May 20) ., A~•ln , thll could be • tuoney,producing day for you. You '.ll eithor find •ituationl thot could bring in the extra bu,ks or ways to save . you a J>undlc . Trying to patch · "P a broken rom~nce? The Aotro-G.,ph Matchmaker con he?p you undentand what to do to make the relation1hip work. Mail $2.75 to Match, m~ker, r./o this newspaper, 1'.0 . Dox 1758, Murroy Hill Station, New York, NY IOISb. GEM INI (May 21 :June 20) , You won't sit around and wajt for evenrs to unfold, you'll get out there and make thinll' happen for you. No gra1s is goins grow under your fe.et. CAN CEll Qune 2 I -July 22) •• In your own private world, there could be a whirl· ( wind of activity happening around you . You'll . find no need to get out and mingle , with the mastes- in order to leek out .action. LEO Quly 2J,Aug. 22) " Your ntotto will not be "all talk and no ac:tion." You 're ready to ~.,ck up your word• · and ideal with action, and · you'll do' 10 In a most i!tnphatic way, VIRGO (Aug. 2J,Sopt. 22) ·- Onc:e your mind is set on sonmhing, you'll quietly go all-out to accomplish your purp01fl. You won't need any brass bandt or fanfarJ! to encourage you co do lO. L1 SJV. (Sept. 23,0ct. 23) • - Your secret weapon ln con- vincing and penuading olhen to 110 along with your SU?!i"' lions will be pure and 1imple logic, seasoned ·wirh jun the riJht •mount of enchu1iasm. SCORPIO (Oct. 24, Nov. 22) •• Even thoush you may find younelf !pending more time on someone el~e'• project than on your own, you 'll find much delight and fulfillment in doinJso. · SAG ITTAIUUS (Nov. 23· • Dec. 21) " The positive atti· tude you exude will auure you uf high ratin(ll with orh- · ers. Vou could be excrptionally popular and 1ought out Jt , thi• time. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22, Jan . 19) " A work 1ituation that may not have lo'oked pron1blng will toke a new rurn . What you couldn't "' complilh previously will now move forward in a decisive manner. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20, feb. 19} ·" Although you'll be · loaded wjth energy, you'll want to direct it tpwardt fun 1 and games, and ltave the 1 more serious stulT until another day. PJSCES (Feb. 20, ~rch 20) " The wanta and needs of those you Jove is what will be predominant in your mind. All your efl'orta· and de1ires will be directed toward them. ARIES (March 21-April19) " Chancel aro that you will be loaded with energy, and u nlesl you plan a full agenda to occupy your time, you'll find younelf,rcstlell and out of 1oru. '• A supplement to the ~nllipoH~ Jlnilp mrtbune tloint lllensnnt ,31\egl.ster · Daily Sentinel � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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