https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2fe38fa0c1cb7cd729204445db2ad8d2.pdf 32b9322f58e6d3ff4616f0a85b73d135 PDF Text Text Pta- II • The Dilly Sentinel www.mydlllyeenttnll.com Southern sweeps Feel Hock, 11 • a1· Mtlp CoUnty'l ~ Whllt'slnslcll Two-car National Day of Brigadoon • · GaUia Academy Hlan School Choirs are busy pnctic:lna tor the ev!lr PQPU!ar musi~~ Prayer 8naldo0n. Tile nu1s will be May 3 and May 8 STAFF REI'ORT Youth Orchestra 7:30 Deaths The Rev. Rod Brower, pastor ot the Pomeroy and Heath Unit· ed Methodist Churches, led the openln& prayer durin& Thursday's observance of the National Oay of Prayer, which was held In front ot the Mel&s County Courthouse. A larae crowd aathered outeldil the court house to hear the lnspl· rational words of ssveral local ministers, and 11 number of hymn• were auna by Melli Hllh School students durin& the hour·lona service. (Tony M. l.eaoh) · Lawrence Hllldore, 78 Ciuy Russell, 72 . Carleton Drummer, 27 p.m. Saturday at Ariel Theatre In Oalllpo)is. The Spring Showcase , will feature the orc:hestra Detalll, AS under the direction of Ariel Resident Compow and OVYO music director, Scott Michal. . The ~venln~'s PfO• aram closes With "Stars and Stripes Forever" condll(ted by the winner of the Mini Maestro for a 'Moment. 1\ckets .e $~ and are C Hlah: 60sl Low: 40s . . .,..•••• A2 a'lallab1e il the door. f'or IVinton Co. I Fesdval a Wild Turkey Festival to be held May 3-.5 In McArthut. For inore Information call (740) ~69-5033 H.lth board Hocking melll 'Irail Hike POMEROY - MeigJ County Board of Health will meet May 9 at 5 p.m. in the conference room of the Meigs County Senior Cit!· ze111 Center. • Frontier .Trail Hike. EXptm the hiiiOI'Y. pf thO Hocldna HiU• with • · walk back tbtoullh time dramatized by COStUmed Interpreters alone the Ash Ca'le trail at HockinJ Hills State Park. The event will be Saturday from IIQOI1 to 4 p.m. Por 1110re Information call (740) 38$-6841. Ohio Pick J: 1-4.0 Pick 4: 8-5·1·7 ludct¥1 5': 1+9·26-27 Pick J 4-Y: 8-1-o Pick 4 NY: 3·2·5·5 Wilt Vlr~lnla jHuntingtonl ~1:2."0-1 ' Classes ,. ......... ...... C.lendar a Tri·Siate Ice Arena . ot1ei1J beainner Ice •Qt· Ina · cl•ee•. ·Tuesday evenlna cw.e. Include Cluslfiedt Comics 3· to ~-year-olda at~: 15 p.m., foUowod by qe 6 to teen enclldultt at 6: 15 p.m. For more I~ iion COfttllct . He)dl Delr~ Editorials Movie. Obituaries tkua director, s~ Weather Paw Taw Squn DliiceCiibofl'en.'dlll.ll lei I Dill tom 7., 9 IICh'l\iaedly • the fillII Cbatch. A4 85·7 88 A4 M A3 A3 Bl-4 Al • JI!Ol-lillllr .......... co. (304) 69'7--4423. l..etlons . DaiiV 4: 5·2-6·8 calli 25: 5-8-13-19·20-24 Skating Charleston Dllr.G111) The ·(our-time Tony _ ·•w.tVoaprlaSy;...., 0 11.. Awinl-winn!ftl · BR*lwar IIDilll 11 11411 io!l • 8 p.m. 1 r t• n~8P..DLMayiS Mw+ft•' AllkW!m. 'IU PI - $11.10. • . Municipll $22 :IJ, $32.80 _, $43.90. 1'hiiY lillY lit .... Audltodum. Tk:btJ nnp ct 1 lD liha» bJ "I 1 (301) JG.OUID« 6om S~ 10 S4l. For more &be aJab1 ol ?be -.me • d!l 11 Iir' Information call (304) ~23- Audltailum llol Qllb, w" h 1• 1 • ~ bella j7'J7. p.m. I 0 ; • . . Local woman cookoff finalist Help Me Grow contract continues through.June 30 ' BY IRiAN J, RIID BY CHAIILINI HOIII'UCH BREEOOMYDAILY8EN'1'1N£L.COM POMEROY Gallia· Meigt Community Action Agency will utume operation . of Meig.• County "Help Me Grow" program• previoutly run by ACCESS. Meip County commiuionen approved a two-month contract with CAA during their regular meeting on Thursday, allowing for the IINIOit CITIZINI DAY - Su1en Oliver. exeoutl~e director of continuation of Early Inter- the Melp County Council on A&lna. joined the Melp County vention, Welcome Home and oommlaalonera Thurlday In declarin& May 21 .Ill Senior Cltl· ·zen• Oay In Melp County, to honor local unlor citizens anel Early Start programs for qual- MCCoA atatf membert who prOVIde urvtcee to local unlort. ifying umllies. (Brian J. Riled) ACCESS relinquithed the memben who work with program• at the end of March, intcrett in the contr.ICt. .when the mental health In other b\11inc:JJ, Davenport local tenior dtium. commi11ioners agen'}' ceated operation•. · reported on the condition of The reviewed road vacation Through the family and Board President J~ofi'Thornton, Children first. Council, who continue~ to rec011er frtnn reque111 from Sali1bury and ACCESS offered the child- turjFiet in January and March. Olive townthip trutteet. S~l · hood intervention progranu Davenport .aid Thornton i1bury trulteet regue1t that a on itt own, and through 1ub- remain• hu1pitalized at St. portion of Heilr1f.in Road be contracts with the Meip Mary'• Hotpital in Hunting· vacated, and Olive tru1tee1 County Health Department ton, W.Va.. and i1 awaiting that ·a portion of Hdney and Carleron School. admi11ion ro a rehabilitation R.oad be vacated. Public hearingJ and view· The · new .contract· wlth facility in Nebmka. CAA, efl'eaive through June The committionen ingt will be announced. alto CommiJJio ller! 30, will provide $63,945 for af'proved a . prodamation terVicet. Whether the sub(;()n- declaring May 21 u Senior apr. roved payment of billt in tracu through the health Cltiun1 Day m Meigt Coon- the amount of 1235,452; approved appropriation• department and Board of ty. totaling Mental Retardation and • Sutan Oliver, executive .adjuttmentl Developmental Diubilities director of the Meigt County $45,000 for county l!ngineer wiU continue will be decided Council on Aging, pretented J!ugene Triplm; authorized by CAA, according to Corn- the proclanution. The obter- the clo1ing of the MeigJ mittioner Mick Davenport. .vance it detigned to recog· County Courthou1e at noon The AdltnJ.Meip fduqcion.- niu the 'ontributiom of rhe on May 7 for Sthe primary al Service Cent« alto exprrued agen'}''t pardcipanu and tutl' election. HOEFLICHCMYCAILYSENTINEL.COM l'OMEil..OV - Gloria Herdman uf l'umeroy, with her "Chicken Dandy Chili with GrcemldiciiiU! Cream," i< omc of the fimililt! in the Ninth Annual IJ:mdclion Mayfc•t .md National IJandclion CookotT mking place thi1 weekend. The cuokoff. hiKhliMht of the May Feu, will be itaged ;11 the llrcitcnbach Wine Ccllar1 between Duwr aud Suw~rcr••c k where dandelion wine will be fl1lWi11~ .oml fi"'d' made with daudcliom will be the featured fiJUdl. Fifteen finalim rcprc~enting Urah, Vir· ~inia,Wc1t Virj!inia. Midnwm. l'cnny<lvania, Suuth C.uulina .md ( lhiu will vic li1r the title of the "bc<t danddam <hd i11 the country fiJr 2002." lle1ide1 a 10rand prize ufS51HJ 111 ''"" .md giff ccrcilicate<. other prize• will 1nclt1Jc 1250, 111~1 and more wli ccrtiflc:ueo, The Northern Ohiu Cunvivh1111 llf Sluw FcH"l USA, a wuup dcdkawd w ere· acing ~warcnc•c llf the ri.h d1wr1ity of tratt.rdmM ditional cui•incl, will he rcprcwlltcd ltil the program and the judginK panel at tltc ' ''ukufl'. "Every year th~ competition !;CI wul!fwr.'' uy• Dr. l'ctl.'r Gail, founder of th~ ~·vent and authllr of "1 he IJ;mddicm Celebration: A Guide w an UnexpL'tted Cuioinc." . The rcdpc1 are of two typ~"' - th11•c whkh arc traditiunal in their 1pedlic culture• and reprct~Cnt fiu11ily varianh, like dandelion gravy, and theM which arc hij;hly creative ~nd innovative. · The l)andelion MayFclt run1 from 1111011 u) (, p.m. wday and from I) a.m. w 7 p.m. Saturday. Herdman might be m-..ribed •• a cunw•t Junkie. She'1 bec.'11 en"-'ring con"-'ill for ycu•. Latt fall, the won the national M•rlhum Chill Cu"k"fl' •nd reuived a 21J02 bright red p,,J ~~ ~1114"r, ca•h tAl pay the Ull4"<, and lixin'1 for a tail~tc party, Sincc. thcn •lle ha• won three rooking related wntetu, an <"Kay cllntl.'•t, 0111d w.'Verol •weep. Jtakn with prizet valucJ at <JVCT Slo,I~HJ She '"uld return w Mdg~ Counry ~U11d.y with a n~w adc. Meigs Family Fun festival .! I will finish out f 'POMEROY - Meigs " County Health Department will conduct a childhood immunization clinic on May 7 from 1 to 7 p.m. Child's shot records mutt be provided. Children . enrolling in kindergarten who need a T.B. skin telt should vilit before 4 p.m., when the TS Clinic clo1e1. Drlllmncr wa, cjL•ctcd fttllll hi1.whkk. trouper; 1aid. 11.1er was also taken to HMC f(>r trcatll"'llt nfinjmks. It was fcmrth tmtlic fo1~11ity of th•· yL·ar iu M e i~~~ Conmy. troopers said, and th e !\'Willi invcsti~lted by the p.ILI111 in Mcil!'l · this week. Cmmie L. ( iriKW~, 41, ltecd<vilk·. dil•d i11 .1 cwo-car cra1h at Success ;llld Number ~ roads lll',lr 'flipp•·rl l'l.iill< ou M"mlay. In respumc w the r<·ccnt rash uftr.rllk f.ltiilitk•<,ln.np,•i'l will he lncrcnsinK their presence in Mcif~S Cuunty, ~rid Lt. I ~ kh.1rd E. ( lrau, cmnll1i111der nf the G-M l'mt. · "From this pnlllt fin'Ward there wiU he a zcm tolcl'illiLC ,;ll all safety belt violatillllN, :111d mio:t cnfi~tce ul e lll will he takc11on nil crash cnusinK violatinm - speed, impaired drivilll(, l:oilun• In yield ar1d fiJIIowil11! ton doscly, to ll;Ull C.1 l~w.... (irau s.oid. "We arc in tlw bu~inu~ Ill ~ave liw<, and it would .IJlJ>C.lf that ·we have not made thi• dear cnm1~h 111 1hc dtizcm lilt he post area,'' he added. "We will drive thi• Ill'''"'~" home li·o111 thi• · point forward." · · tl,,. ACGESs~·~contrac:t. -~:.:. ,._dlnlc • Thrkey O.ce I~Jmcroy. MEIGS COMMISSIONERS information, call 740446-2787. Hlnley, POMEROY - A Racilll' 111:111 di,•d ofinjlll·ies ,,lfr,•red i11 ,, two-car a~ddcnt Thursday "'! l'ine (;lllVl' Ro.od , ll!lllh u( Amb~r10er Road ne11r l'llln.-rtoy, th<• ( ;a[li,o-Meil!" Pmt of the S~1tc H il!hwny Patl\ll rcpnrl<'ll. Cnrleton .Drumllll'r, 27, w.IS mtnspmt <·d tu Holzer M,·,knl Ccnt••r f"llowin~o~ thL· (, a.IlL LTalh, whn<' he w,11 l'"'ill' lilll'''d d<•nd, the patml1nill. · Truoperli !ailll>rulllllll'r Will northhnund when IK· fi>ilc·d Ill navlw1te a wrve and the ~ill' he drove, a I'JHH Ni1~11 11 SL'IIlr,o, dropped ofT the riKht sidL· uf the ron d. · Drummer nttempted to n'l!llin ~mllnll of the em·. whkh · cl\med the center line and wllidcd lwad-on with .IICI\lthhuuml I~'J3 1'\lrltinc Grand l'rix driVl'n hy Edward 1: llacr. 32. Reds lose marathon, II • Tlte Ohio Valley Youth Orchestra (OVYO) will present its final conc:en of the seaat Racine man at p.m. Elementary For more contact at (740) son crash ki.lls I 0.,. Look for the Holzar M.dicol Ctntw Communily Htold1 and Weltn.u at the Ftttival, along will HMC Oiubctea Educolion, Home Hdh, &Ira Core and Holpk.e. Non-fasting c:holesttrol ond ~ scrt~ningt will be providtd at no c.oat. o-pe...,.,, lslrr•sr, Mar 4 ··-·:2.c...., ........ a.tll Ufe MEDICAL CENTER Discover t/w.Jfolzer Difference • www.holzer.org .. ' .- ~ " �Ohio The Daily Sentinel llturday,Mey4 IND, flldey, Mly I, 2002 Dems may trade votes on cigarette tax Ohio weather 0 PapAl I Mlnllllhl. IN•• I • 0 COLUMBUS (AP)- Demomtt, In the minority in the Ohio Sentte, lAY they're wlllin1110 help 1\epubllcana pus a new ta:lt on dganmes ln exchange for protecting social acrvlce programs. Some Oemocrall may be willing to provide votes if the tax pl1n n:stort! funding co programs !Uth u !>ASS. PORT, . which allowa the elderly to receive hotf\e care, said Sen. <:Jregory Dil)onato of New Philaddphia, the Senate'& mp-ranking DenHlmt. "If you eon addNu a few or the Democratic core l!au ~a, theu there'• probably going to bu some people who are going to have an intGreat In WMHlt!IJ to support this," DiDonato said Thunda}l Nows of the dealmaklng came u a 1tatc official uid thb year'• budget dell cit may be even wune than estimnccd. · Although stMc sales and buaine11 tax revenuea were up lut month, Income tax collecclons were $74 n!.IIHon bdow esthnatc1,aaidThu Keen, Oov.l3ob 'l'llft'a mlmtH budget director, Tllrt uld last month that the state 0 0 • Clouds bring chance of rain BY THE ASSOCIATED ·" "!IS The National Weather Service AAYI clear akle1 and light wlnd1 will allow totnpcnturel to fill Into the 401 tonight In the rt:lllon. It wiU be locally colder ln the u1ual cold 1p0t1, where . . lows con drop into the 301 or 201. . Highs will be lH the 601 SaturdAy In mott areu · A portly cloudy and warmer day it expected Sunday, with highs in the mid to upper 701. Sunact tonight will be at 8:28. Sunrltc SaturdAy wlll be It 6:2!! n.m. Wtather forecaat ionight ... Partly cloudy. A chance of rain 1fter midnight. Low• In tho lower 40t. Calm wlnd1. Chance of rain 30 percent. Snturday. .. Mottly cloudy with a chance ofraln. Hlsh• in the upper 60s. South wind• S to ·10 mph. Chance of rain 30 per. cent. , Saturday night ... Mo1dy cloudy. Lowain the upper 401. Exttndtd fortceat Sunday... Partly cloudy. High1 73 to 78. Sunday night ... Partly cloudy. Lowt 49 to !16. Monday....Mo1tly cloudy with a chance of thowert and thund~ntornu late. Hi11h1 ncar 80. · · 'Tilctday... Pardy cloudy. A chance of showert 1nd thunderAto m~ during the da, then a chance of showen. Lows ln the 111id 50s and high• near 80. · Wcdnesday... Partly cloudy. Low1 49 to ~6 and hlp• near 110. Thurtday...BecOJnlng cloudy. Lowt4\l to ~6 and hlsht near 80. f beln1 pushed Health. WJl.SHINCTON (AP) Retired tteelt worken and their famillet would 11et health inturance an.d pretcrlpdon drug be11etit1 under a bill tteel-ltatc lawmaken introduced Thunday In the Houte. More than 600,000 redren, including 56,000 In Ohio, would benefit from the legit·lation. Supportcn in Consre11 tay it't the next ttcp in tolving a critit that the ttccl induttry bbn1011 on a surge of lowpriced forci191 importt tince 199!1. More than 30 tteel rn~lwrt, including Clevelandbated LTV Corp., have declared ~nkruptcy In recent yem and lhe price of batic ttetl hu fallen dramatically. In March, Pretldent Buth ordered three-year tarltli o( up ro 30 percent on certain klndt of Imported tteel to slve tteel companiet the chance to reorsanlu and become more compedtivt. Lawmaker• uy In order for the American ttcel induttry to reorpnlze, 1tcel makert need help with to-called "lepcy" cotu - pen1ion1 and health · care benetitt for former employee~ at bankrupt steel companlet. would face a S!IOO mllUon de8elt by tht end or the !bell year on June 30. However, Keen nld the deficit It ab uc s•9ol million now. "It ~leuly looka like we'll do WOI'It tlun the S500 million we projected," he aald. 11111:, ~ 1\epublleAn, and Scttlte Prell• dent P..lchard Pi nan Art puahlnll the 50· cent clguette tilx lncreaae to help bal· ante tho budget deficit, which officially atandsat S\.2 biUion thh year and neltt. However, at least flve OOP aenaton have uld they won't vote for the pm· pcm l. At lcm two mora have said their !Upport l8 ellntingent on further reducthllll 11'1 ltlte spending and helping southern Ohio tobaeeo growers. Scnatu Finance Chalrntan Jim Carne! said he weleomea Ocmomt votc1 but doe1n't believe h~'ll need them. "I think wu will have Republican votes to do It, but 1 would luve to have a blpmla~n plan," Carn e11~id Thunday. Demoerm did not provide any VOhil for the budget dell cit plan approved In ·December to patch a previous St.5 bUllon hole. PASSPORT allowt Ohlotn.. to rtteive Clrt II home lnttead or In ltUh• lng homea. The S57 million progflm, which rtceived a $3 .7 million cut 1m year and Ia aeheduled Cor mort on July t, has a wilting list of 1,281. . The prognm ia much lell expeni!Ve than nur1lng homea.The average annual Medicaid coat Cor a PASSPORT partie· lpmnt Ia St 1,200 compared to $52,000 for a nursing ~ome tclldent, ac.cordlng to the OhJo Dcputrncnt of Aging. Senate IJcmocnts also want funding restored to a program that lurtl top lcholan to Ohio unlvenitlea, and they want 10 speed up the implementation of liMe (unding for Oov. Bob TAA:'s thlrdflrondcr Project to bring more high· tech jobs to Ohio. · "Thoae ate the types of iasuea we think ought to be inCluded in thla biU," uld Sen. Eric Jllngerhut of Clev~l~nd, 'rh~ top-ranking Ocmueru on the Senate PlnQncc Committee, who II negotl· ating the deal for Democratic votea. (OH the Net - PASSPORT pwgmm: http:/ lwwtMidtt. dh. utl~~gdpallpclrt.htmQ th w t VI. • • 5ou em es 1rg1n1a Ieave one dead roadS·c·Io·s·ed . . . .. . Man released Deaths •' •. Mich., died Wednesday, May I, 2002, at Holland Community •Hospltlll . , Lo~alsurvlvon include hh sisters and a brother-ln-law, Hazel ~' . . McKe!vey ofPortl~nd and J?onna attd Uub Uyer ofSyl'llcuse. He 11 also aurvlved by h11 wife, Detty Peuler Hllldore; hii ,,hlldrcn, Thomas ami Mary Hllldme, Lori and Bill "lotler, ,Larry und Cheryl Hilldorc and Mary altdJny ·Petm, nll of Hoi· .land, attd Timothy and Ronda Hilldure of Hamilton, Mich .; 15 ,grantkhiltlren and a great grandso11; sisters•i n•law and broth· erl•hl· law, UeQtrke Hilldore o( San Antonio, Texas, Ruth and 'James Stehouwer ofjettison, Mlch.1 ond ll..ay and Shirley Pculer ,and l'lltrkla Peuler, all of Wyoming, Mlch .:·ond several nieces . . ,and nephews. Serv1ces will be 11 a.t11 . Saturday in Fellowship Rcforu1ed ' Church, 300 N. 168tli St., Holland, Mi ch., with the Rev. Jnmes · 'Uaar officiating. Burlnl will follow at Lnkewotld Cemetery. Friends may call un Friday from 2· 4 attd 7"9 p.m. at the Northwood Chapel of Dyksm Pu11ernl Homes, 295 Douglas Ave., Hollattd, Mich. ' Memorial gifts imy be given to the Fellowship Reforl1led Church Memorial Fund. carleton G. Dn1mmer RACINE - Carleton G. Drummer, 27, H. aci11e, died 1'hur•·day, May 2, 2002, as the result of all automobile acddcnt. - - - Amnge111ent1 will be alutouttced by Fisher Fu11etal Home. HEATH ....;.. Guy ll..u!!cll, 12, HeMh, formerly of l'omcroy, died Thursday, May 2, 2002, at Licking Memorial Hospital, Newark. 13om !Jcb. 22, 19:10, he was the sort of the late James Lincoln ~11d Thrima .Kilapp 1\usscll, and was 11 retired auto-body man . He Will also • u.s. Army vc'teran or the Korean War. Alo111! with his patents, he was preceded in death by his wife, Prattceo. He is lurvlved by a daughter and son-in-law, Terri Lynn and ~Robert Jlearnow of Jaekaonvllle, flla.: three brothers and two •silten-in"l~w, flrattkl!tt 11.. ussell o{ Alba11y, Dal e and jatJe ll..uucll of Columbm, and l~ay and Darla ll..uuell u( Newark; two iii.tera and one brother· in•l:iw, Daily and Harold Gillogly o( ' Albany; and si!V~ral niece! and nephew!. ~. Servlc:e1 will be 1 p.m.Mottday at Ulgotty·Jordan Funeral :Home in Alb11ny. Offieiatittg will be l'a1tor ji111 Stewart. Burial :witl follow ltt'Il!mple Cemetery. l'riends may ~all till SutJday •from 2-4 and 6· 8·p.m. at the (unml hume. . ~lternato rome to the school. Up to I0 lnchet of min fcll hilt July ln the ma, kliUngalx people mnd cl3mmglnll or deii!Q)'ing moll! thin 4,(i()() home1. further aouch, in wellern Virgin!~, moru than 80,000 homes and bu1lneue1 were without power Thunday after Ievere thunderttormt rolled 3~rou the ltate, knocking down trco Umb1 and power Unct. .... PI · Bv BRIAN A vehicle drivel throu&h . Gov. Bob Witt declared e 1tate of emeraen~ Thurldey nlant In McDowell County efttr 1torm1 dumped 11 much 11 4 lnohea of rein. (AP) J. RIIO BREEO@MYOAilYSENTINEl,COM RUTLAND - A RllllatJd man was released from St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va ., and subsequently from county c u~tody late Thursday, after allegedly nttempthlg to hang himselfin a cell at the Meig• Counry Jail. Levi McGrath, 21, allegedly tore a sheet and attempted to hang himself in his jail cell, according to Mciw County SheriIf ll..alph Trussell . Another prl!oncr yelled for help and ,McGrath W;u .flown to the Huntington hospital by mediCal helkopter. "Apparently, the medics thuught (McGrnth'•) cundition wa~ worse that! it was, si nce he was tlown out," Trussell sa id, "because he was released later in the even in~ ." McGrath was jailed earlier this week on a parole violation, Tru!!ell said, and when his hanging attempt was discovered, both the Adult Parole Authority and County Court Judge Steven L. Story r~leased McGrath from the cou nty 's care. "The county ha. been paying a lot of cxpcn~ive doctor bills for McGrath and for othen,"Trussell said, "and the co unty can't" afford that ." IJuring another recent stay, McGrath Incurred $1,1100 in 111edicnl expeme!, for which the county is responsible. The county a!!umes respomibility for all medical, dental and prcsalptimt costs for all prisoners in custody. An officer for the Adult Parole Authority was at the !IJCritf's office at the time ofTHursday night\ indderlt,Trussell <aid, and released McGrath frorn custody a,< soo n as she learned of hi s attempt. Story subsequently did so by telephone, according to Tru11eiL Students have trouble finding summer jobs they want AP NATIONAL WRITER Last summer, Tracey Lomrantz was a paid intern for a Fldlral Mogul -' .118 Premier .:.. 10.15 AEP - 45.74 New York law firm. This year, • Arcll CO.II - 22.23 USB - 23.00 Rockwell - 21.84 with a stack ol rejections from : Akl:o - 43.08 · aannt« -74.8& Rocky Boot1 - ?.75 journali!m internships on her 1AmTech/IBC - 32A3 Cltntl'lll Eleoll1o- 31 .eo AO Shill- 5UO , Allllllld Ino. - 4M8 QKN~'r'- 4.75 S.ll't- 52.02 desk, the flgures she'll wail Hny DMIICn - 5U3 WII•Miilt "" 88,88 tables. ::~J;J~uo 1<m1n - 1.10 . · wondV'• - 38.21 "It's really frustrating," says •8LI - 1UO l<rogtr - ~uo · . Worthington - 15.38 ,: lloD lvtnt - 30.14 l..lndl End - 52.04 Dally J10ok rtpoitt lrt Lomrantz, a junior at Lehigh :·BotgW1rner - 113.10 Ltd. - lO.I4 thl 4 " ,m, clollng University in lJethlehem, Pa. NSC -21.48 • •· Oh1mplon - 2.110 Other young people know : Chltmlrll1 Shope - s:re Oak Hill FlniMiil - 21 quOIIJ Of .the priiVIoLit 0\18 2"3. 10 day't trantaollont, pro. .: CIW HG4cling - 1UO the feeling. College students 118T - 30.08 vldtd by Smith P1rtnera .Coi-21.05 Peopl11 - 27.25 at Advelt lno. of Qal• who once had their pick of DQ-15.01 1ummer work that ' offered : DuPont ,... 4&.37 Plptloo - 53.07 llpollr. • both profestional experience and a paycheck are finding thia year's market the toughest they've ever faced, · Some are turning to more traditional . aummer jobs, which is making it harder for high school Jtudentt to get. teasonal work at all. Correction.Polloy Our maH1 _ - n In jJI tiOI!t• It . Many companies have cut to lit toau~att. If you 1tnow ol 111 aummer internships. And trtOIIII I etotY, call N _,_, It (7401 H2-2188. those who've kept them say they're getting an unprece- floodwater• on wut VIr· &lnle 112 In Upltnd, W.VI., In McDowell County on Thuradey. , McGrath released from county custody bifore flight LOCAL STOCKS • . The Daily Sentinel Reader Services lf the auditor determines that the injury or deltruc POMEROY - Units 'of tion occurred during the the Meigs Emergency Ser- first half of th t• c;~ l cndar vi ce answered five calls for year, a refund will be us ed auistance on Thursday. for the tax reduction rcntit Units responded as followt: 1111'' fn!m ~he reduction tn CENTRAL , 1 • tb, *tomes value. If the ~JSPATCH ' ' dft~don happen ed in the 5:57 a.m··· Ambergtr lin ,l' ··~~()rld, half of the year, a l'ine Grove, motor vehicl ' ~(would be t ss u~d f~r accident, lllsht.ed by Sn~' ~ or t~c rcdu.:ttO!l 111 cuse Carlton Drummer to .resulting from the lld~~rd Dare, Holzer Med~ ' ttiiutti<)n in value , . · Information ;~nd app li ca ical Center: , 12:49 p.m ., Rocksprings tion forms arc avail able by Campbe ll '< Rehabilitation Center, Ora conta cting office at 99226'JH during Gcnard, Pleasant Valley business hours of H:30 a .m . Hosp ital ; to 4:30p.m , 4:40p. m,, Sheriff's office, Levi McGrat h, St. Mary 's Hospital; 6:36 p.m., Cave Street, Kali Collim, PVH , POMEROY PO MEitOY M<·igs 5: 1\1 P· m.' ·Flatwoods High School band boo,tcrs Road, Harry John so n, will meet on May 7 at rdO HM C. p.m . in the band room. Preparation for M.ty eve nts will be made, M<·ntb t•r< ~h ould note the ch a p~o~e in day from the rciJLIIarly sc hL·du iL·d POMEROY - State bw meeting date. All b.md.Jlan·nt' arc urged to attend. provide~ property tax relief to ow ners of damaged or destroyed homes, l ndudin~ · manufactured h ome~. Accordi ng to Meigs 1'0\l..TLANIJ Ohio Co unty Auditor Nancy Dcpart111ent ufTran>portatic 111 Parker Ca mpbell, the law will close Town ship it•>ad was originally suggested by ,-\.34, Sharon', ll ollow Road, the County Auditors' As.o- on May (, and 7, and 'lawnciation of Ohi o in response ship Road 135, Sellers Ridge to the flood s of 1997, Road , on May 8 and 9, in The law authoriz(s prop- order to set bridge beams a' erty ow ners to apply to th e jlart of the Ravcn<wood Concou nty auditor for a reduc- nector project. tion in . the valuaiion of Traffic may usc local roads property that has been d:m1- as a detour.. aged or destroyed at any time during th e· year in which the damage occ urred, The reduction is MIDDL EI'OitT - A,h prorated on a quarterly Street CI1Urch, 39!! Ash Sr., basis, depending on the cal- Middl eport, will have a hot endar quarter in which the dog sale on Sattrrday, begin· damage occurred, ning at 10 a.nL Owners of manufactured hom es that have been dam aged or destroyed ,may abo · •receive a reduction In th e MIDDL EPORT - Midhome's valuation for ta x dleport Vol1lfltcer Fir<· purposes. The reduction Department wil l h<tve , a would reduce th e amount chic\<cn barbecue on S<ttur. of taxes charged again !I the. day. with 1ervi11g beginning at 11 a.m, at the firchou <c. manufactured hom e. EMS runs a r hang1ng • . a·ttempt 0 BY MAIITHA IRVINI .•I• . LOCAL BRIEFS • GuyRusstll I KEYSTONE,W.Va. (AP) Heavy rain• c~Uied flaah floodlns In aourhern Wen VIr· glnla 'on Thurlday, prontptlng Oov. Bob Wile to declare a mte of · eme'rgency In McDowell County. The Big Sandy P.lver 1pilled over its banka · af'ter 1torm1 dumped a1 much u 4 inchea of rain In aix houra, the 1econd time 1lnce la11 July thu the county had been hit by dood1. The National Ouard lent two hellcoptcn to remove stranded residents (rom their homes.At leaat one per1on wu beHoved to have drowned, authorltiea aaid, Scortl o£ city meett, at leur 11 county roadt and U.S. !12, the county'• main thoroush· fare, were under water. American Blectrlc Power Co. taid about 5,500 cuttomert !oat power and phone urvlce. "We do hive a boat on order, but the water ll10 twift I don't know how u,.ful It would be:' taid Willie Cooper, chief financial officer at Welch Community Hotplul. At Welch :Elementary School, about 50 ttudentt were briefly ttranded after rock slide1 blocked a main road, thoutdl their 11umbcn had dwindled by evening u relative~ rook a .much looser t~,~~:d•~v~·~M=•v~3,~2~00~2~------------------------------~w~ww~.~m~y~d:•l~lv~..~n~t~ln~e~l.c~o~m~----------------------T~h~e~D~a~ll~y~S~e-nt_ln_•_I•_P_•~g~•-A__3 Boosters to meet Tax relief available Roads to close Plan sale · dented number of application~ - eVen for unpaid positiom. At HWH l'ublic Rclatiom agency 111 New York, for ex~mple, 200 college studenu applied for this summ er's unpaid internship at the firm, In a climate where some college graduates are still looking for jobs or a~cepting pooitions that once went to students, expert! say an undergrad might need to apply with 20 companies 10 get one otTer - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - and forgo a wage. "This is not the summer to get rich. This is the summer to get experience;· says Steven Rothberg, president · and founder of CollegeReSubscribe today. cruiter.com, a Minneapolis992-2156 based jobs Web site for.college students, Plan barbecue MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Newl De!Hif'tlllentl Thf maH1 num&.r It Dn-2188, ~ IM111!11ont ~~~ OMtttl mana11ir l!ld. 12 I • ..... Democrats:·Vote Dr. Eric Hasemeier. for Ohio House of Represe~tatives Hprll 23, 2002 a home In the Hemlock Groue area was broken Into. Hmong other Hems, a small safe containing cash, personal papers and two Purple Hearts belonging to · the home owners Grandfather's was taken. We are offering a reward for the return of .the Purple Hearts. Please call992-5872 or 992-0805 Don 6 Kay Collums Educetlon "'*"""' • 1*1« fll Mejjdoof • MMf«f ftl hMttf AMMHIII..A •lldool«"' ~d-. .. ,.....,..., Current P01ltlons~ • .,..,.,.. MfllllfikM . , _ , I. "'*" · 01 CMI o\tttdltft1 MhMt, OH · • Clllllul r~. 0.11.-(.0M, Take a look at the OVP Track and Field honor roll ~n page B4 Prevlout Positions · ........ c:_,c.- • AIHdlll OIMIIMIMI~. Clltft .t .,.,..,,..,. "r'MI • ,ff!MMfl uo, ~. Gr-JI •1111'111,. Uf~"'"" ~· !!!~!!:!!!'!!!!!: ........... ..,..,., ,_,,,.~,. ,,...,, 'A ,..,., . mtmNrt Tobey Matulre, Klrtt:en Dunst WUttm &.adll'thlp Experience flmlly Uf• ................. ,.,............ Dr, IMfl t Al ........ llll'lll'l"l,., .:..,,- 'Tile I by creator Sun 1M, director Sim Rllmland c~tt Dr• .Eric Hasemeler Dafoe and Jamet Francof ... ay 7··. ~-·d CUSA WEEKEND ' 01 il Faces Pleasant Valley Hospital knows the importance offamiliar faces and 8U11'0Wldings when faced with an i1l.ne$s or chronic medical rondition. Milt Jdr . . .liMu -~-illl'lf.Mfl.,..........,, All AGES , ALl TIMES $4 .00 ....... 1111 IIIII CIN provides: • Peuo••l Can eltG••-~~« 8emm ••• ;lkCan • ,.....,IJulf Nu'*' • Eled Dr. Eric Hasemeier & . Put a doctor In house! .Support Sentca • CGmpnloMhlp • Fac:Uity Sttm111 e IUn Sei'YI« . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1141JII2.... 11'll881112-1111 • -- -- • • • .' ' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL • �' . i --=I:::::;;..J the _Th_e_oa_ny_Se_n_tin_ei_ _ _ Bend PageA4 ,.....,. . . , J. 2102 ::Ftlclliv. lllav3..2002 Dear Abby money as taken care of. Where can it be kept safe, and what is the procedure if their money is taken? (7) Last, if your child constantly complains about camp - LISTEN. You may be getting a dose of the truth. Hope this helps. Abby. Thanks for letting m vent.- FRUSTRATED IN· GEORGIA DEAR . GEORGIA: Thank you for sharing your voices of experience. I would like to add three more tips: (8) Arc the lifeguards certified and · trained to perform CPR and first Jl'dl. . . (9) Ask if all the counselors and staff have been screened for criminal records or sex offenses. (I 0) When you check out the kitchen, ask the cooks what meals are planned and if there are healthy snacks. DEAR ABBY: For the pnst year I have been seeing a wonderful man named "AI." We met only three months after he wns widowed, but he felt strongly that we should date only each other. The attraction was mutual, so I agreed. AI has a male friend he looks up to, for reasons I don't understand. This friend has the reputation of bedding down a different woman every night of the week. I know for a fact he tries to sway AI to go out with other women . Latdy 1\1 has been hinting that he Wllnts to go to lunch or dinner with other women "just to talk" - noth-. ing else. . At a dance we attend together every week, AI meets other women on the "mix," where you dance a few dances with other partners. I have seen women come on to him, as he is a nice-looking, clean-cut guy and a good dancer. Men come on to me, too, but I would never give them my phone number or lin~ up dates with them. · AI fetls strongly about me, and I about him, but because of the con• stant prodding of his ove~exetl friend - and women runmng aftcir him - I am unsure how to handle this situation. I am hurt that AJ could even consider the idea of see:. ing other women. A~by. please advise me. HURT IN BOCA RATOI'I{, FLA. DBAR HUR.T: The most effective way to handle this is to deal with it head-on. Ask AI if he is having second thoughts about your exclusive relationship. If he is, you need to know it right away so that you can begin to date others, too. (Prluline Pllillips and her daughtti )tannt Plu'llips shart tht pseudonym Abigail ~n Burtn. Write Dtar Abby at www.DtarAbby.com or P.O. Bo.-: 69440, Los Angdes, CA 900J9.) MEIGS · CALENDAR Community Ctltndtr 11 publlthltd I I I frH MNICII to nonprofit group• wlthlng to tnnounct mHtlngt tnd apecltleventa. The Clllllldtr Ia not dealgntd to promote Mila or lund·ralllra olany type. ltama are prlnttd only 11 IPICI Plr· mitt 1nd c1nnot blgutrlntlld to be prlnttd 1 .apeolllo number ol daya. Sllurday, M1y 4 HARRISONVILLE - Har· MIDDLEPORT Fourth riacnvllla Lodge 411 F&AM at the annual Malga County Family Fun temple,.7:30 p.m. Rtfreahmanla. Feat at Mlddlapcrt Church of Christ Family Lila Cenler, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Free admlaalon, ohll· Mcnelly, M1y 8 dren'a actlvlllea, enlertalnment, SYRACUSE - Sutton Town· rafreahmenta and heallh IClrten· ahlp TruatHt 7:30 p.m. at Syrt· CUH VIllage Hall. lnga for entire family. Frldty, M1y 3 RACINE - Revival, Carmel· Sutlon United Methodlal Church, Carmel building on Carmel Road, Racine, Ieday lhrough · Sunday, 7:30 p.m. Norm Cole· man, Richland Avenue Church to apeak . Spacial mualc, "The Upllftera• en Friday, talent night en Saturday, and lhe "Larry George Singers" on Sunday. CHECK PRESENTATION - Bruce Teaford, right, chairman of the Fraternal Order of Eagles' Nuraery. . donation committee, present& a $500 check to Susan Oliver. director of the Meigs County Council on Aging, second from left, for the Meigs senior Center's Meals on Wheels program. Also pictured are, left, Tom Wolfe, finance officer for the Racine American Legion, and Roger Hubbard, middle, Racine American Legion representative. Racine American Legion will be hold· lng a ham and turkey dlnner;auctlon at the legion hall on Saturday at 11 a.m. Proceeds from the dlnner;auctlon will go toward the Meals on Wheels program . (Tony M. Leach) r-------------------------------. an To Your Mom Day, a heartfelt ''Thank You" could be you could ever Qlve your mother. Don't miss this op.,Ortunlty to say It, hed 10 X3 Greeting $10.00 1X5 Greeting- $13.00 Happy Mother's Day AIDING PROIRAM - Eugene Ank, second from right, financial officer for the Rutland Ameri' can Legion, and Dennis ·McKinney, right, business manager for the Rutland American Legion, present Susan Oliver, director of the Meigs Co11ntv Council on Aging, a $500 check for the senior center's Meals on Wheels program. Alao pictured are Tom Wolfe, right, and Roger Hubbard, members of the Racine American Legion. (Tony M. Leach) (Your Mother's Name) 4-H Club News Love Terry, Kelll &.. justin Youn1 Riden RACINE - Young Riden 4-H Club met recently at Racine Library with live members and three advison prefeJlt. Members discussed election of officers, Equinea Affaire and completion of papen . Demostrariont were given by adviJors and fund-raisers were discussed. Members planned w diJCun the open hone thaw and turn in papers at their April 22 meeting. Oosh Williams) Roektprinp Raider• POMEROY Rocksprings IUiden 4-H Club met recently at the Meigs County Museum with 11 members and two adviJon present. Memben discus.ed election of oflicen, amount of duet 10 collect and providing food for the August livestock buyen' banquet. Members decorated batkeu u a mc~tional utivity. Tbr dub also met at the home o{ Patty · Cook. with • eight members and rwo advi&ors pre&ent. Members discussed 4-H projects, buyingTthirtl and a55igning committees. Trenton Cook &crved refre1hments. The next meeting will be held April 2 I at Cook's residence. Recr,alional activity will be flying kite!. {Rutty Carnahan) Silver Spur• RACINE - Silver Spun 4H Oub met recently at Lone Oak F•rm with four members and one advisor present. Memben discussed the April 27 hoBe show, a Marx:h 24 gathering at McDonald's and fund-raiJcrs. A demonstration on hoW to quick rcle.,., knob was given. Breana and Stephanie Hemsley served refreshment.. The next meeting will be held •t the farm. {Breana Hetnllley) Bu., Beaven RUTLAND Bu1y Beavers 4-H Club met at the home of Teresa Williams. Ten memben and three advilon attended . The group dacus&ed fundraiser&, trips and dues. Officers were elected and committees assigned.The treasurer's report was g,iven by Holly Qavis. The next meeting will be May 19 at Rutland Park, wi.th discutsion of fundraisi ng dates and final dcci1ions · ori trips and •ctivit1e1. (Hannah Williams) Meigs County Better Livettock . POMEROY Meigs County Better Liveltock Dairy 4-H Club met recentlY. at the home of Ed Holter with six members, three Cloverbuds and two advisors present. Members selected projects and elected officers and decided on the amount for dues. Officcn elected were: Alyssa Holter, preJJdent; Kelsey Holter, vice preoident; K:ara Osborn~. secretary; Raymond Colwell, treuuru; and Audrionna Pullins, news rqiorter. The next rneetmg will be held at the Holter home on May 18 at II a.m. Membert wdl d1scws 4-H camp. (Audrionna Pulhn•) • Happy Mother's Day (Picture) (Your Mother's Name) Love Terry, Kelll &.: · justin •' Deadline for thi.Spec:lal Mother's Day Tribute Is Tuesday, May 7, 2002 All out the form below and drop off the payment.to The DallySentlnet "Mother's Day" 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, OH 45769 .. --c~J~Rc~UfoNE~A~xior~a:~oZO-i1x5o;~~g-.'-·~·~~-~ Mother's Name_________________ Your Name (s): - - - - - - - - - - - - - Your Address ~--~.~----------------------City, State, Zip - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - Phone# _____________________________________ Ads Must Be Prepaid Mtllcl Checkl Av•ll•ble to: TM • hnllnel r • • • Meigs Noteboo iscontent DEAR. ABBY: For yean my husband and I worked at various private summer camps across the Southeast. It always amned us that parents would send their children to camps without thoroughly checking the conditions of these places. What are these parents thinking? The camp sales videos show only what ADVICE the owners want the parents to sec.' A few pointers when selecting a camp: and are asked to wait in the office (1) Make sure the camp is safe. while they're brought to you, JSk Don't take anyone's word for it. why you can't me.et them wherever (2) If your children went last year, ·they happen to be at that time. quiz them about tl)e activities in · (4) If you take your kids to camp, order to find out if they really DO walk around and take a good look. get to participate in everything the Don't just check out the bu11ks. video claims. Question them about ·· Walk duo ugh the kitchen, the infirthe plumbing, lighting and water. mary. and examine the play equip- . Children are not dumb. If they mcnt they will be using. · observed a problem last year. (5) Ask if your children's posses- · chances are they'll remember it. sions will be stored in a secure loca(3) Ask if you can drop in on your tion. kids during camp session. If you do (6) Find out how yuur kids' The bally s.nttnel • Pllge AS . BIG OLD MUSHROOMS nal grandpat\'ntl are Earl and Nancy Gilboy ofPomtro}\ and gmat pat\'mal grandpa.rentlare Diclt and Dorothy Whited of Middl<~port, and Ruth Gik\-y di~tor. He is a director of the of Middlpeort llld the late Home National Bank of Cbu\'nce Gilkey and Wiqiall\ Racine, and attends East Letart Ca~hart. United Methodist Church. Mr. •nd Mrs. Gilkey ht\'t a His Masonic affiliations daughter, Katie. include Pomeroy-Racine Lodge No. 164, F&AM, Ohit> Valley Conmtandery No. 24, KT, AASR Valley of Columbus, Ohio River Vall~y Council No. 104 AMD. Gallale11n HARRISONVILLE Tabernacle No. 23, and The Scipio Township VolunRacine Chapter No. 134, teer Fin: Deplrtment spunOrder of Eastern Star. so red an Easter egg hunt on Easter Sunday at the HurisonviUe fire Station. The winnm in each age POMEROY · - Bill and group were as folloW$: ft>ur Julie Gilkey · announce the and under: joseph Ray Cotbirth of a son Matthew Earl terlll · took first; Breanna · ' on April H) Thompson, second, and at Holzer Rhainee Love. third. Medical In the tlve to ei11ht catei!OrY, Center, the winners \Will Brandon Gallipolis. Thompson, first; Chase llayne, The infam second; and Cory King, third. weighed In the nine to 12 ago: Clltei!Oseven ry. first wo;nt to KC P:tyn~; IRri!B mushrooms, ran"in" pounds, five · second to Summer King; und LARGE AND PLENTIFUL- Saven'"·•i"ht "~'" " " In lze from five to sl• Inch· ounces. third to Julia Lantz, es, were harvested recently by Charles Martin of Snowville. He cons lder~d It his "bill catch of . the year.' (Submitted) · · Matthew 1111. Maternal lmse l'aync won the prize grandparfor having found the most cnts are Anne Hatfield of eggs. The tirem~n and their Pomeroy, and Dill and Linda wtvcs donated time and prizes Hatfield of Columbus. Pater- for the event. Southern High School and Ohio University, and is employed by the Farm Se-rvice Agency as county ~uti~ POMEROY - David W. Fox of Racine was Mendy tl~ted as The Eminent Prior of Ohio Priory No. 18, Knighb of the York Cross of Honor. Th be considen:d for eligibility . in the Knighl of the York Cross of Honor, one must have presided as Muter "of Blue Lodge, High Priest. of Chapter, lllustrious Master of Council, and Conunander of Conunandery. There are approximately 13,000 members . nationwide, 1,360 of whom are in Ohio. Clarence ]. Struble, who presided as Eminent Prior of Ohio Priory No. 18 in 1974, was the only other Mei!P County' resident to do so. · tI1e son ofW'U ' E Fox IS 1 tam · . Fox and the late Hazel Shane Fox, an d IS· marrie d to ·R \Ith Ann Yeauger Fox. He has rwo stepchildren, seven grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. He is a gnduate of Gilkey birth Cost passes to patients • Qundon: ·[ just had some tnmor outpatient surgery. I was utound~>d when I got the bill . from the hospital and again when I got the biD 6om my doctor. : Does my doctor and everyone who works at the hospital expect me to send their kids ~o collegel Why are these . prices so stupidly high? ·. Anawer: The cost of health ;;care is certainly escalating- as :you have noticed. There are )nany factors involved in ·this :price rise, including the increas: ing·use of high-tech diagnostic ; procedures and miraculous new :~reatments. These technologies have substantial costs associated :with their research and devel;·opment. Then, there is always ·'the n1ost conunonly blamed !jssuc of profit. : Both federal government · •health insurance programs ,:(principally Medicare and .'Medicaid) substantially reduce : payments for physicians and . · hospitals below the rates they :normally charge. Managed :care programs like HMOs and .;PPOs have done this too. :De&pite these cost-cutting ·efforts- which also cut profits - the price of health care continues to escalate at a rate ·:chat is causing major problems :for employers, insurance com:panies and consumers. : The complexities of this :"cost-of-heath-care" issue are 'so great that no one has come up with an acceptable tolution· yet. What I'd like to do today :is to give you a perspective on :One part of this problem that strikes a chord - or more accurately, a discord _;_ with aU doctors. The problem I refer to is malpractice insurance premiums. Malpractice insurance rates reflect the doctor's training, type of practice, the type and number of procedures done, and the histoty of previous claims. In addition, sonl'c states have Jaws that limit the size ofawards juries can impose Qr restrict the fees lawyen can charge. These variables arc conside red when a malpractice ins\trance company quotes a rate to an individual physician or physician group. Considering this, I'll draw my examples from my part of Ohio even though other areas will have different particulars. . An average family physician can expect to pay about $11,000 in malpractice imurance premiums this year as compared to $7,000 last year. A family doctor who delivers babies can expect to pay at least $30,000 to over SSO,OOO for insurance coverage. Ob/gyn, general surgery, radiology, pediatrics and other specialty grou~ are also being pummeled by 15 to 25 percent mid-year · price increases. Think .about it this way. If you're having a baby, and your doctor deliven one baby per week, $1,000 of the doctor bill for your delivery could easily be spent on in.1urance premiunu. Wowl . . . lmurance 11 a stgmficant part of health care cost. This malpractice crisis is causing serious financial ..,roblems for most doctors and. indirectly, for mnny pntiunts. Most doc.tors nrc paid by insurance co mpanies nt n reduced rJte, and this rate isn't adjusted when the doctor's cost! inc~~:asc. A doctor's d~ci­ sion about whether or not he or she will contimte to perform any given service - like delivering bnbie\ - for his or her patients is now in reality determined by the insurance companies rather than by the doctor's skills or patient needs. You may be curious why imumncc rates are so high .Well, it is because the imurance companies nrc facrd with very large awards when a m:Upracticc suite is settled. Milli9n dollar award\ are comnwn and multi-million dollar ones arep't rare.lndivid~ ­ als and their la-,vyers look upon tnalpl'llctice l\til3 a.1 if they arc buying winning tickets. for the Super Lotto, and curnmt practices show that tl1cir odds of striking it rich arc substonti:Uly better than with gambling. · So what can you and I do about this extraordiitary huruth care costl I wish I knew of n solution since none of rhe legal solutions tried in other states seem& to have univenal applicability. (" P~tllily Mofdicitre" is a week· ly colum11. ·ro wbttrir qo1cstiom, write to Jolin C. Wolf, D.O., Ol1io Vtlivusity Collc,11r of Ostcopatltic Medidtre, UO. Bl!x 110, At/rem, Ohio 45701. Past co/milliS nrc available cmli11c at www.jhrndio.org /fiu.) Example of Ad 1X2 Ad Runs May 11th ONLY $7.00 \ Includes Photo • janette Doe, R.N. Middleport Oty Hospital Deadline: May 2nd at 5:00 p.m. Pay tribute to nurses with this special salute I r------------------------------------~I ·I Place ol Employment 1 I Name of Nurse I Your Name I I I Phone# I I I ~~~ I . Ads Musl Be Prepaid I _ ~--------~---------------------------~ Mall or Drop off at The Dally Sentinel•lll Court Street • Pomeroy, Ohio 4!769 All 1dl muel be prtplld .The Daily Sentinel • e································~·····················~·············~ . e • .~~.! o~.~~ ~ · t=-.. : Eating out il very popular. ing. Meringues, scrambled ·==. In fact, over three-fourth• of eggs, Caesar salads and cus\u eat out at least once a cards may have raw eggs, so week. Think a)?out the following guideline• to ensure your food i1 safe when eating out. : Be certain the restaurant !nd cooking and serving ltaff are dean. Local and state health departments regulate ,)eanlineu standards, but if it doetn't look clean to . you, feave. : Ask for food to be thoroughly cooked. Avoid partially cooked and raw foods,such u raw oy1ter1. Meat, fi1h, poultry and eggs mull be Cooked completely 10 prevent !Podborne illness. ; People with weakened rmmune tyttems food are at Jreatest rltk. Ask how the •• they must be thoroughly cooked or prepared with pastcurizcd eggs. · Meals 1hould be piping hot when served. If not, send them back. Since portion sizes have increased, many people take home the letioven. A doggie bag il 1afe if the food can be refrigerated within rwo hours of serving (not when the meal is completed). Go home immediately and place the food in the rcfrigcrator. An lce-fiUcd cooler may be used to keep the food cold until it can be put in the refrigerator. 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ChordllSooallltrol 5111 Grant St., Middlepon Sundlly sehoul · 9:30 1.m. Worship · 11 a.m. and 6 p.m. Wednetday Se.rvic:t • 7 p.m. NATIONAL VIEW ,, Rudontl Flrll BoplbtChun:h Sundoy SchOol· 9:30a.m. Wutihlp · I0:45a.m. Rebuff ' · • Star Tribune of Minneapolis, on judge's right-to-die ruling: Justice still reigns in the rainy state, thanks to a judge with a fondness for the rule of law. On Wednesday, this lone federal judge took a slap at Attorney General John Ashcroft for snubbing the will of the people of Oregon. And what do Oregonians want? Only the opportunity to decide how they'll live and die. This is pretty much what all Americans want, and U.S. District Judge Robert Jones wisely affirmed their right to. have it. The ruling brushed off Ashcroft's quest to topple Oregon's voter"a~proved law permitting doctors to help terminally ill patients choose an easier death. Insisting that death-hastening prescriptions don't fulfill a "legiti- · mate medical purpose," Ashcroft acted last November to ban them and punish doctors who write them. Jones won't stand for it. No statute of any sort, Jones found, authorizes the attorney general to decide how doctors should practice medicine. Thus Ashcroft had no business substituting his judgment for that of Oregon's citizens- who, the judge noted, "have chosen to resolve the moral, legal and ethical debate on physlcllln·nssisted suicide for themselves by voting - not once, but twice - in favor of the Oregon act." That settles that - for the moment, at least. Oregonians remain free to live and die by their own rights without fear of federal rreddling - unless Ashcroft opts to appeal Jones' ruling. TODAY IN HISTORY BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Today is Friday, May 3, the 123rd day of 2002. There are 242 days left in the year. Today's Highlight in History: . Two hundred years ago, on May 3, 1802, Washington, D.C., was incorporated as a city. · On this dnte: In 1916, Irish nationalist Padraic Pearse and 'two others wet¢ executed by the British for their roles In the Easter Rising. In f921, West Virginia imposed the first state sales tax. In 1937, Margaret Mitchell won a Pulitzer Prize for her novel, "Gone With the Wind.'' In 1944, U.S. waitime rationing of most grades of ~eats ended. . · In IIJ4~, Indian forces captured Rangoon, Burma, from the Japanese. In 1948, the Supreme Court ruled that covenants prohibiting the sale of real estate to blacks or memberll of other racial groups were legally unenforceable. · In .1971, anti-war protesters begun four days of demonstrations in Washington, D.C., aimed nt shutting down the · nation's capital. · In 1978, "Sun Day" fell on a Wednesday as thousands of people extolli~g the virtues of solar energy held \!Vents across the country. In 1979, Conservative Party leader Mar~aret Thatcher was chosen to become Britain's first female prtme minister as the Tories ousted the incumbent Labor government in parliamentary elections. In 1986, Jn NASA's first post-Challenger launch, an unmanned Delta rocket lost power in its 111ain engine shortly after liftoff, forcing safety officers to destroy it by remote con· trol. Ten years ugo: In Los Angeles, soldiers continued to pntrol streets and guiu'd fire· gutted and ransacked stores in the wake of rioting that erupted following the Rodney King-taped beat· lng ucqu1ttals. Hollywood song-nnd-dance man·turned-politi· clan George Murphy died at age 89. Five yemago: A group of Texas sepuratlsts ended a weeklong standoff with authoiitles: however, two armed followers tied into the woods (one was killed, the other eventually captured). World chells champion Garry Kasparov won the first game of his much-anticipated rematch with IBM's Deep Blue computer. (However, Kaspnrov ended up losing the six-game mulch.) "Salver Charm" won the 123rd Kentucky Derby. One year ago: The United S~ates lost Its seat on the U.N. Human Rights Commission for tile first time since the commission was formed in 1947. An estimated 36.4 million peoP,Ie tuned in to watch Tennessee nurse Tina Wesson win 'Survivor: The Australian Outbuck" on CBS. Todny's Birthdays: Broadway librettist Betty Comden is 83. flolk singer Pete Seeger is 83. Country singer Dave Dudl~y is 74. Slnaer James Brown is 69. Singer Engelbert Humperdmck Is 66. Sports announcer Oreg Gumbel is !16. Singer Christopher Cross is 51. Countty musician Cactus Moser (Hillhwnr .JOI) is 4!1. Coun'o.' singer Shane Minor is 34. Actor Oufe Hil (''The West Wlilg') Is 27. Actress Jlll Berard is 12. · Thought for Today: "OutBide the kingdom of the Lord there is no nation which is llreuter than any other." - Haile Selussie, Emperor of Ethiopia ( 1891 · 1975). Zloe Clttorcb "' Cloriol Pomeroy, Harriaonville Rd. (Rt,l.3) Puur. Roser WatiOD Sunday School · 9:30 o.m. Wonhip • 10:30 1.m.. 7:00p.m. Wednesday Servk:es • 7 p.m. Powell needs free hand in managing Isrc;1eli crisis Conununlon. 10 a.m. Sunday School- 10: 1.1a.m. Youth· 5:30 pm Sunday Bible Sludy Wednesday 7 pm Roolne Flnl Boplbl As America's chief diplomat, Powell "has to decide how much confidence he WASHINGTON - As a former wants to repose in Vasser Arafat and meets with fellow foreign ministers all chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, for- whether Arafat is part of the solution or the time and naturally is influenced by their views. Secretaries of state are mer national security adviser and now part of the problem." secretary of slate, Colin Powell doesn't Another quandary for Powell has more prone to attach importance to mullike being micromanaged. been the mixed messages about Middle · tilateral approaches and to coalition But that's the way Powell feels these East .policy, particularly from the White building. Defense secretaries spend less days after his lates\ trip to -the Middle House. Days before Powell embarked tinie with foreign diplomats and see the East; w)lich yielded scant results, a on his Maddie East mission, Bush world through a different prism. senior administration otl'icial says. demanded that Israeli Prime Minister James Phillips, Middle East Expert at And much of his frustration is direct· Ariel Sharon withdraw his forces from the Heritage Foundation, says he is not surprised that Powell and Rumsfeld ed at Defense .Secretary Donald H.. the West Bank. Rumsfeld, who has a greater suy over Powell then traveled to the Middle may have policy differences. He says Middle East policy than his predeces- East, hoping for a show of flexibility it's hard for the administration to fight sors, says the official, who spoke only from Sharon. But Bush appeared to terrorism and to end the violence in the on condition of anonymity. That region undercut Powell by calling Sharon a Middle East without contlictlng views. has been the traditional preserve of the "man of peace" despite Sharon's seem"The global war on terrorism secretary of state. ing disregard for the president's impin*es on the Middle East in many One core Issue is the degree to which appeals. ' · . ways, he says. Israel should strike buck militarily ut The secretary of state's frustration has This is not the first time secretaries of Palestinians . in response to suicide reached a point where there are rumors state and defense have squared off.. It bombings and other attacks. Another - &trongly denied by State Department was almost 20 years ago that Secretary Issue Is the extent to which Palestinian officials - about u possible Powell res- -of State George Shultz and Defense leader Vasser Arnfat can be counted on ignation. Secretary Caspar Weinberger fought to crack down on violence and deliver a Reports . of a Poweii-Rumsfeld rift tooth and nail over Lebanon. peaceful settlement. · began surfacing not long after the Bush Shultz believed a strong U.S. military The Pentagon has made clear it favors administration took office. presence in the region would help bring wider latitude for Israel to press military Last July, in a rare joint .news confer- stability; Weinberger thought the risks operations a11,ainst the Palestinians. And ence in Australia, reporters peppered in having U.S. troops there were greater defense officaals are among those in the the two with questions about whether than any potential reward. At Bush administration who seem to have they were seeing eye-to-eye on policy Weinberger's side In those days was a, given up on Arafat as a credible partner issues. top. military aide named Colin Powell. for pence. . "There is no real space between us, as For Powell, not much has chimged. Powell, while no fan of Arafat, has suggested," Powell said. Replied · Kno.wing what to do in the Middle East argued successfully so far that no settle- Rumsfeld, flashing a .11rin: "Are you try• is no less difficult now than it was then. mentIs possible without the Palestinian ing to find some daylight between Cohn leader. and me?" They were perceived to have (Georse Gedda has covered foreign Summing up the dilemma, former differing views on deployment of a mis- qffairs jor The Associated Press since Pentagon aide Richard Perle said sile defense and on re-enga~ement with !968.) Tuesday that President Bush ultimately North. Korea, among other assues. PUI:or: Ric:k Rule Sund•y School. 9:30a.m. Worship· 10:40 a.m., 7:00p.m. · Wed1esda.y SeNices. 7:00p.m. BY GIORGI GIDDA Slll'er Run &.pdll Pastor: John Swanson Sunday School ~ IOa.m. Wonship · ll11.m,. 7:00p.m. Wcdneaday Servltc8· 7:00p.m. ~· Bnclford Cllurch iltChtlll MI. Union Baplltl Pastor: .David Wiaeman Sunday School·9:4$ a.m. "' ,. Cumer uf St. Rt. 1'24 &. Bradbury Rd. Minlater. Doua Sh~mblln Youth Minl1ter: DIU Amberaer Eveuina ~ 6:30p.m. WedneAday Servlce11- 6:30p.m. ." Bolhltlleqt Bopdlt Church Oreat Bend, Route 124, Racine, OH Pastor : Daniel Mecea Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Sunday Wonhip. 10:30 a.m. WedneJday Bible Study· 6:00p.m. " .. .". ... . ,, IM9YIIIo Cbrlltlon Clnorch Pumr: Rohen Mua&er Sunday School· 9:30a.m. Wonhlp • IO:)Oa.m,.7:30p.m. Wcdncadly Service 7t3P p.m . Sunday School· 10 a.m. ,.. Bventna • 7:00p.m. .. Thursday Serwlcea. 7:00 d S1. Rt. 143 juat oft RL 7 ... . . •• • ..• Paator: Nathan RobiRJOn Sunday "hool P:30 a.m. Norman Will, auperintendent Sunday wonhlp • 10:30 a.m. 9 9 Fallh Bapllol Church Railroad So.. Muon Sunday School ~ I0 a.m. "•• Worlhlp . II a.m., 6-p.m. Wednc:Miay Service• • 7 p.m . '· ' Forat Run B•ptlll; Ptlktr; Arius Hu11 Sunday School · 10 1.m. Worship · II a.m. WEST'S VIEW Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wot~~hlp- 10:4$ a.m. Series tells us the pioneer spirit still lives - ·sort of Pa~tor: DROP US ALINE. Diana West COWMNIST I . took two days a week." The mundane fare of salted hlim and potatoes wore on her children, who missed burgers and sodas and candy. Frontier life, even· stage-managed, make-believe frontier life, didn't agree much with family patriarch Gordon Clune, 41, either. On the PBS Web site for the show, Mr. Clune contrasted life on and off the. range. "This year his birthday will be celebrated in a small log cabin in Frontier Valley, but last year, he says, he fondly remembers renting a villa in Tuscany, where his wife and friends drank fine wines, watched the Italian sunset, and ate incredible quuntities of fantastic food." Gee. Sounds like the year 2000, not 1883, constitutes the good old days for these PBS pioneers. Likewise, daughter Aine Clune, 15, couldn't wait'to rejoin the 21st century. Why? As a Web site biographical sketch explains, "she's been living with her family in a small log cabin and has to do chores every day." Talk about cruel and 'unusual. The Web site elaborates: "Eating the same foods, wearing the same clothes and seeing the same people each day can be tiring," she sa~s, and she's ,I!Otten so bored with her hfe that she as even lOoking forward to going back to school." It's that bad. All that got her through the ordeal was the thought of her new home being built (in Malibu), as well as "the idea of sho~­ ping at the mall for .all the things she s mi·ssed." Maybe the real clash of civilizatioAS has been ,. going on right here in lite heartland. Fortunately, not all tit: Clunes were homesick. In his Web si~ bio, 9-year-old Codor waxes enthusi!tic about his time-travel, fondly reca ing the bow 1111d arrow his older broth Justin whittled for him. Meanwhile, ttf lad can't "wait until he turns 1!1, wheb he can apply for his own deer-hunting license." The sketch continues: "He sa~ that hunting Js 'a part of nature:' and it makes him feel good, because ~ can use his skills to feed his f8Jilily. ~ favorite part of li'ling on the frontierh,rC!I been t~e puppies, climbin~ all t~ mountams and trees, and seemg all tl:ie wild animals that live around ihe area:• · Sigh. The pioneer spirit lives. · : (Diana West is a columnist and editt} rial writer for The Washington She can be contacted via dwest@ was • ingtontimes.com.) . 1i;. . 111 COurt II., PO""""'', Olllo 7-·21M •' ,.,,. Mark McComu · Rullond Fne WID Boplbl Salem Sr. Pattor: Ke.-. Paul Taylor ...,, SWida)' School· J0 1.m. EvenlnJ • 1 p.m. Wednellday Service• • 1 p.m. Second Boptlol Cllprdl Rlven•wood, WV Putor: O.vld W. McChtln •, . Sundly School 10 am· ' Momioa wonblp II am EveninJ -7 pm w~" Wednolday 7 p.m. ,J ' ... Nonheast Cluater Alfred Pwnor: Jaoe Be1111le Sunday SchOOl • 9:30a.m. Wor~hip • II a.m., 6:30p.m. Rodoud Cltur<b ol God l'lol«: Roo Helllh Sunday Wonhlp · 10 a.m.. 6 p.m. Wednelldoy Servlcea -7 p.m. Cheoler Pa~tnr : Jane Beattie Wonhip . 9 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. Thundly Servicet • 7 p.m. s,..... rtniCbordooiGool ' J- CllurdutGedot·Pc ;l•e, 0.1. While Rd. ofr'St IlL 160 Mill WOII< 212 E. Main StrMt Cabinet Making ·Syracuse Pomeroy Middleport Churdl ollho Noll,.. · Pu1or: Allen Mldi::ap ·sunday School . 9:30 1.m. Wu~hlp • 10,)0 a.m.. 6'30 p.m. Wcdneldly Sen;ice1 • 7 p.m. Putor: Allen Mldcap Reeclnlllefo-olllp Chun:h of the Nazarene Puwr: Tereu Waldtd. Sundly School • 9:30a.m. W001hip • 10:45 1.m.. 7 p.m. Wedneldly Service•· 7 p.m. Putor Mike Adldnl Sunday School • 9JO 1.m. Woohip . 10:30 a.m.• 6 p.m. Wcdnuday Servicet • 7 p.m. Mt. OUwe c ... munlly Church ' P181or. Lawrence Bu~h Sunduy &hool · 9:30 a.m. evenlna. 7 p.m. Wedneday Service . 7 p.m. Vnlted Follh Church Rt. 1 on Pomeroy 8y-Pu1 Putor: Re.-. Robert R Smith, Sr. Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonhip • 10:30 1.m., 7 p.m. Wedneldl~ Service • 1 p.m. of Insurance . Product~ + tltea:forb .1\ea:l e~ta:te ..---1--...::;':....,_,__ Eden United Bnlh,.n In Chrlll 2 1/2 mileN nonh of Rudlvlllc on Stale Route I 24 PIJIOr: RcY', Robert Markley Sunday 54-ho"l · ll11.m. Sunday WOnhip • 10:00 a.m. 4£ 7:00p.m. Wednesday Service• • 7:)(J p.m. Wedncld.y Youlh Service · 7:30p.m. Sou,. lellttl c.mmu~u, Cllurdl 'lot "'Mnd ""'' tl<oopll ollh .,..1...,· Pomeroy IWIIHE,R & LOHSE PHARMACY We Fill Doctors' Preterlptlons 992·2955 Pomeroy l~el'a Carpet 1&eN2nc1Ave• Middleport, OH ' 174 Layne Street New Haven, WV 25265 992·7028 H.Andetlon FIX: Worahip • 10:30 11.m.. 7;00 p.m. Wednelday .!iCn'lce• • 7!(1(1 p.m. 740-912·2144 740 81W2tl Stnc:al 9 Fifth Street Coolville. Ohio 740·667·3110 ML Hermon Unlltd Brethrtn In Chtlll Cllul<h Tuu Community ~6411 Wi~khitm Rd P11tor! Rohc:rt Sanden Sund11y School • 9:30 i.m. ' 74Mt2-5141 ......._ ;;;,:;;;;.;;.;.;.._ I 11ill'd Brl'llllt'll ... LIIIIIIf.hM 5M 1M . . Slrlll• ,_.,. Glt.45169 214 E. Mllln 182-1130 . .ENCIESiae. Servlce8 1• u H4Ws...I..._•......,.Git45760 Brogan-Warner INSURANCE SERVICES Financial hi EvenlnJ 7:30p.m. 1\leoday ol Thuroday • 7,30 p.m. 74H92-S444 Inc. ' ' Sunda~Schooi - IO a. m. .912·3781 DIIYI..OUickel '""Ill" • Foil Gooptl Lllh33045 Hiland ROid, Pomeroy PaMor: Rcy Hunter Syii<UIC Chun:h ol ... N......,. LoaaBotlom Sunday.School - 9:30 a.m. Worthip - 10;30a.m. lleocll•lle .. ( .lllllllit RACINE.PLANING MILL K& C JEWELERS \ ; 1/:IITIH' Won:hip • 9:30a.m. w F•lth G011pel Ctiureh Lona Bonom Sundl~ School· 9:30 a.m. Wonhlp · I0,4lo.m:. 7,30 p.m. Wednelday 7:30p.m. Co. Rd. 6l y MulhcrTy HIM. Rd., Pomeroy t'uMior: Roy Lawln8k.y S111urduy !iervh:a:11: Suhh.lllh Sehoul· 2 p.m. Mont Ch1pel Chun:h Sunday KhOOI· 10 a.m. WOI'Ihlp • I I 11 .m. Wedn~lday Service ·1 p.m. Sunday Sehoul • 9;30 1.m. Wnrlhlp - 10:30 a.m. Putcr' Boll Randolph Sunday School· 10:30 Lm. "' ' lt'lllh - ll ;l\ 'Dyrnllle Cvmmuntty Chun:h Sunday SchtKII · 9::\0 a.m. Wonhlp - t0:3011.m ., 1 p.m. Tofth Chufth 9 Apple and 5et:Md Sta. , .,_, a.v. David R01oell · Sunday School and Wonldp- 10 LM. BvenlnJ Setv~ 6:30p.m. • Wednelldoy Senlceo • 6:30 p.m. •• _, ·, Mile Hill Rd., Racine ' Putor: lame• Slttertleta Sunday School· 9:45 1.m. Evenlna • 6 p.m. W..... od.ty Servlcet • 7 p.m . Middleport Pmbylerlan Sunday School· Y a.m. Wor~hlp • 10 11.m. I Orand Strc:et Mtlp Cuopertthe P1rilh ML MariU Cllurch oiGod Sund1y School • 9:45 a.m. Hazel Commu111y Cllurch OffRt.ll4 Pa11or: Ed8ol Han Sunday School. 9::\0 a.m. Wonhlp .. 10:30 a.m., 7:30p.m. Sunday s,hool· 10 a.m. Worship . II 1.m, Wedt'Ciday Service•· 8 p.m. Sunday School· 9::10 a.m. Worship ~ 10;30 a.m., 1 p.m. Thuflday ServlceJ • 7 p.m. ( linn II ol ( .... 1 Sunday School · 9:l0 a.m. Worthlp • 10:45 a.m. Sunday Evenins *'6:00p.m. H•rritonYIIIt Pmb111rl1n Chufth Wor~hip . 9 a.m. 1411 Btidaemlll St., Syracuse R~v. Mlke Thomp10n,P11tor Sunday School· JO a.m. Hockln1port Churrh Mt. Olh'e United Methodltt Off 114 behind Wilkesville P.uwr: .Rev. Ralph Spirea Aadqully Baplbt Syi-atuH Firat Unlltd l'rtlbyttrlin Putor: Elder Roben Crow Sunday School • 10 a.m. Wonh!P · II a.m. evenlns - 6 P:m. BOihelCIMudl 1un Ptnlej:Oit11 "uembly Sl. Rt. 124, R11clnC1 ..IMtor: William Hobllck ~und11y School ~ 10 a.m . Evonlni • 7 p.m. Wt.ldne!ll.lay Se~rvlc01 · 7 p.m. ':Vedne""ay Service· 7 p.m. TuwnNhlp Rd., 461K' Sunday School - 9 a.m. Wonhlp . \Oa.m. WcdncMltty Sen-leu · 10 u.m. Grohom United Melhodltl Wonhlp • 9:30 1.m. (Ill& 2nd Sun), 7:30 p.m. (3rd &. 4th Sun) Wcdneaday Scrvh:e · 7:30p.m. Hortlord Cbordo ol Cllrlol lo ChrlotluUolan Hllllord, W.Va. Putod>tvid Orccr Sunday School • 9:30a.m. WorJhlp. 10:30 1.m., 7:00p.m. Wodnood.ty Seivlctl · 7:00p.m. Mt.MorlohBoplbl Fourth It Main St ., Middleport Putor: Rev. Ollbett CraiJ, Jr. The press of Cl!lamity in this still-new century may turn thoughts of even the most progressive to a quieter time, an earlier era when the "pioneer spirit" was not just a metaphor but an indomitable reahty transfonning endless wilderness into a brilllunt new nation. Long ago, no later than 1880, say, 1883, to be precise. In the summer of 2001, PBS recruited three families to help re-create that year for "The Frontier House," a reality- TV series that aired thi~ week. · No tawdry tropical tlesh·fest here this . is educational television. These couples are married. Me11ls Include homemade scones and chokebe('l)' jam. (Hold the maggots.) Cast costumes feature period corsets, eyelet lace and yards of blue gingham (no sarongs). With amenities that boast the purple mountains majesty and fruited plains of a lush Montana. valley - and with the added bonuses of no CNN, no Britney, and no "peace process" - was 1883 just about heaven on earth? Not exactly, according t.o California wife and mother of three Adrienne Clune, 40, who discussed the making of "The Frontier House" in Victoria magazine. "My expectations were so far from reality," she told the fetchingly decorative periodical. "I dreamed about having all this time to do quilting and enjoy the countryside." Uh-oh . Sounds like a spot of trouble in paradise. "Chores Immediately consumed the family's dayli~ht hours," Victoria explains. "Just domg laundry Sunday School • 9:4' a.m. Worahip • 11 a.m. Sun~..ht.y Sch\l\119 : ~11 Sumlny eveninv M:rvlcc 6 pm WedneM.Iu)' ~ervke 7 p111 Fallh Volloi 'llbornoclo Church . Bailey Run Road Pltt(!r: Rev. Emmell Rawaon Sunday EvenlnJ 7 p.m. Thurlday Service · 7 p.m. Syracu11 Million Pa1tor: Hrlen Kline Coolville Churth Main &. Flfth St. Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhlp. 9a.m. Tuctdly Service• • 7 p.m. · St. P•ul Lulll1ran Churt'• Corner Sycamore It Second St., Pomeroy Clnardl ol Cloriol 1ntenec:tlon 7 and 124 W Evantellll: Dennla Supnt Sunday Bible Study· P:lO a.m. Wol'lhlp: 10:30 a.m. and 6:10p.m. WednCiday Bible Study • 1 p.m. Salem Community Churth Ll!!vlnv M.oai.l, We111 Cnlumhiu, W.VII., P1111tor: Clyde Pemll Middleport Community Church .57.5 PCilrl St., Ml\kl\opur1 Pallor: Sam Anderson Sunday SchoollO a.m. EvenlnJ · 7:30p.m. W•dnolday Service· 7:30p.m. Coolville Unlled MOihodlll Pouuh Worthlp. 11 o.m. ~t•bliAhed . Wedl\elda )' • 7 p.m. · P11tor: Brian Hark.Qell Sunday School • I0 a.m. Worahip • II a.m. Wedne~1day 7 p.m. 9 Pastor: Wayne H~&loulm Sc.rvlctl4: Thurs. Nltt:M 7:00pm New church No Sum.llly !ICn"lee Sundny, 2:30p.m. RadM: Our Snlour Lulher1n Church Walnut lrtd Henry Sta., Rt.ven1wood, W.Va. Putor: David Runell Sunday School l 0:00 a.m . Doxoor Chun:h oi Chrllt God .. 'h:mple of PI'IIM Rtl. P11mllmy, Ohio 3166.~ M~o.-Qulro H1rritonvUle Community Cburcb Paatllr: Theron Durham Sunday· 9:30 11.m. and 7 p.m. Pa•tor: Brian Harknen Sundty School · 10 a.m. Wonhlp • 9 a.m. Wedneflday • 7 p.m. Wonhip • 9:00 a.m. Sund1y School. 10:00 1.m. Rt.338, Antiquity P11stor: Jc~tso Morr\$ Services: &nurdoy l :tMl p.1n. The llelleven' Ftllow11hlp Mlnllnry New Lime ltd., Mutllmd Po!!tur: kov. f>.brll'lrtl J, Rnhlntun St:rvicea : .WedneJidlly, 7:30 p.m. Eut Letart Pine Orove F•ll Goapel Chul't'h of lht l,lvlne S.~kn Sunduy School· 9:30 ~~.m. • 9:30 u.m. llfld 7 p.m. wrone!lduy . 7 p.m. Friday • Ccllow8hlp Mervk:e 7 p.m. Racine. Ohio ' PaAtor: Dewayne Stutler Sunday School ·9:30 1.1n. Wu111hlp · 10:4~ U.m. 1.111111'1';111 CIIRun, W.V1, Suni.lay Sohool ·. 10 11..1n. Wt.1rs.h\p • 1 p.m, WOOrwllduy 'Scrv"-·c · 1 p.m. Wor~~hlp Carmel-Sutton Mornln1 Star Pnator: Downyne Stutler Sunday School · II un. Wouhlp • 10 M.m. Cllhon'll,......lt Chufth Fallh Full G.....l Chun:h Lona Bouom PuMtor: Stove· Reed 9 Sunday School I0:2Q.Il 1.m, Rellol S..:lety/Pr\oothoo<l I LOl· lHlO noon Sacrament Service 9- 10: I~ a.m. Homemaklna metllna. 111 Thure. • 7 P·tl.l· Pastor: Mlk~ Fun:nuan Pasmr: EmcrimY Lawrence Foreman W~lp- 10:00 1m Wcdnesdtty ScrVl\.'C.II • 7 p.m. WC!Jnt!ldlly • 7 p,tll . & Youth 7 p.n,, Abund1nl GnKe R.f. I, . 923 S. Third St., Mlddltptvt Putor Tere!lll r.>vlls Sunday acrvM:c. 10 u.m. Wednesday seNice, 7 p.m. 8tlhln)'· Pustor: Ol.lw11yne Stutler Sunday School- I01.m . Wt.)rshlp Sta.m. Weduelld~&y Sen-Icc~ · 10 u.m. 81blc Study Wed. 7:00p.m. Sunday School: 9:30a.m. Worthlp Service: 10:30 a.m. Bible Study, Wtdnclldoy, 6:30p.m. Vlctol'y Bopdll ludopendanl l2l N. 2nd St. Mlddltpo" Putor: James B. Keetce Wonhlp IO..m., 7 p.m. Wednesday Service• 7 p.m . I ' William K. Marshlill Sunday School. 10: IS a.m. Wonhlp · 9:1.5 a.m. Biblu Study: Mondlly 7:00 pm Snowville Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wurship • 9 u.m. Pulor: Philip Stunn ·Sunday Uni.fied Service Worship· 10:30 1.m., 6 p.m. Wednuday Service I~7 p.m. Sen-i1.1.1 Hmc: Surn.l1y \0:30 o,rn. Wednesdly 7 pm Pu~mr : RoJak:I"IIJit l."hufth .500 N. 2nd lwe., Middleron New Life Vk•1ory Cenltr · :nn Oe~'tll.;s CNc.k RI'IILI. G•lllpolla, OH Pu11tur: Bill Stllll:n . Sund11y Strvlcu • ltlll ,nt & 7 p.nt 773·~17 S.ltm Center Stlwnvlllt Cttmmunlty Ut.urch Plstor: Wayne R. Jt1~1l Sunduy Setvk.'tll. • 10:00 tun. & 7:00 p.t'll. Thundll.y • 7:00 p.m. H•nttl OutftiCh MlnJstrlts 4743\1 Reibel Ri.l., C~s1er Pasion:· Rev. Milt)' and H11nlld Conk Sund11y StlrvJces: 10 a.m. & fl p.m. WWnesd11y Scn-i1."Cii. 7 p.m. · I Aaape Life Center "fo'uii·Ck»fipel Church" Pustors John & Pau~ Wade ti03 Se\.'Ond Ave. Mason Chri1t of LMller-Day Salnta . St. R1. 160, 446-6247 or 446-74R6 RoedlvtUt Cbu~<:h ol Chilli Putor: Rev. Jamea R. AC:ree, Sr. ,.'. Rutland Sunda)' School· 9:30a.m: Worship · 10:30 o,m. Thursday Servlce8. 7p.m. St. John Luthenn Churth Hllllldo Bopllal Church Aoll Sllftl Cllurdl Ash St., Mkldlepon· Pasrur: Olenn R~·¢ Sunday Schuol. 10:00 a,n,, Sunday Sen-Ice· 6:00p.m. Wednesday Service· 7:00p.m. RookSprtnp The Church or Jnu• Hkko17 Hllll Cllurch or Chrill Bvansell•t Mike Moore Sunday School - 9 a.m• Wurahlp · 10 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wedneedly Serviee.·7 p.m. Old Belhd r,.. WIIIBopllot Church 28601 St. Rt. 7, Mlddlepo" w... Pastor: Keith Rader Sunday School · 9: 15 a.m. WonJ'Iip · 10 11.m. Youth Fellowship. Suudly • 6 p.in. I all!'r-1l;n Saiuh Col"'l' Bible Clourdl 1\lnlt'roy Pike, Co. Rd. Pas.tur: R:n. 8llk'kwood Sundl)' School · 9:30 ~t, m. Worship 10::\01,11\.. 7:.~0 p.m. w.dn•,•lay S.J\'k.~ • 7::10 p.m. · Sunday hlp: 10 "" F1mUy praiM) S«vke: 6 pm Yoolh M«WJP 6 pm Wcdnuda)': Power lind Pn.yer 1 ptn C11rmc:l & HaNhlln RdM. Sunday School· 9,30 a.m. Wonhlp • 8:00 1.m., 10:30 a,m., 7:00p.m.' Wednesday Servicea • 7:00 p,m. Putor: Rtv. F~lln llick.mt". S«vi\."1:: fri\Jay. 7 p.m. lluialant PltstOf: Kvtn Davis Worship . 9:30a.m. Sunday Sl:hool· 10:33 a.m. Lao... Clllr t·,... Melhodlol Chulth Rev. Les Strandt and Myra L. Strnndt Sunday SdtOOI· 9:3(Jil.m. Woohlp • 10:30 ll.m . ~tnd 6 p.m. Wcdnesduy &:rvicc - 7:00p.m. Foi.. Follo..Wp~ .... Citrtot letMI Wontalp Ce•ter Pl&!Mur. Rud Brower Hyteii .Run Holllllil8 Church Rev. Mark Mich11.el Sund•y School· 9:30 n.m. Worship · 10:4SII.m., 7 p.m, Thulllday Bible Study and Youth • 1 p.m. Rutland Churdl ol thrill Sunday School· 9:)0 o.m. Wurahip • 10:30 a.m.. 7 p.m. PIBritlll Moy $tiNily S<.'llool • ~:lO ..... \\\li'Sh\p • 7:00p.m. -...ay HiNt Study - 7:00p.m. Tuptlf'n Pltlns Grwie School ,. P<lstor. Rob Blltbtr I'Hrt Clloptl Wtlltyan Blblt Hull..,. Chll~<:h 15 ~arl St., Mlddlcpntt. Pastor: Rev. Doua Co'x Sunday Worship· Q:30 p.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednc~y Servtce . 7:30p.m. Bndbu17 Cllurdl ol Cluill Pallor: Jim Eaton l9lS8 Bradbury ROid, Middleport Sunday School • 9:30 a.m. Wol'lhlp • 10:30 1.m. Ldii1.W. ~. Rt.l Wur>hlp- IO:lO •.m. SundAy S.;.'hool • !!~a.m . WoMip • 10 a.m. Pl110 Gn>,. Bible non- Church 112 mile otl'Rl. 32' Pt.~tor: Rc:v. O'Dell Manley Sunday SchOOl · 9:30 B.m. Worahip • 10:30 a.m.. 7:30p.m. Wednesday Servke. 7:30p.m. 1\lppen l'loln Chu~<:h of Chrlll lnsuumental Worship Service • 9 a.m. Folmowllble Cloordl Wednc:sdlloy .krvk"Cs . 1:00 p.m. Plls1tv: Bob Robinson Sunday So;..'hoQI. !i a.m. Wooihip . ao a.m. 'f R... ofSIIono Roll- Cboudl Leldin, Creek Rd., Rutland Putor: Rev. Dewey Kina Sunday !IChool· 9:30 1.m. Sundty worship· 7 p.m. Wcdne5day prayer mcetlna· 1 p.m. Wtdncoday S.rvl<a • 6'30 p.m. ~-·?p.m. .... - - Pasanr: Mktuael Duhl Sunday Scbool-11: ~ a.m. r-roy Worship • 10:30 1.m., 6:30p.m. Filii Boplbl Chllr<b P11stor: Mark Monuw 61h and Palmer St., Middleport Sund•y School· 9: IS a.m. Worship · IO:IS a.m.. 7:00p.m. Wcdnc5day Service- 7:00 p.m. Pllarlot Ch.... . HIU'risonvl\le Rood Pul.or.'lirry Stewart Sunday Schoo1 -9:30a.m. Sllllda)- S.i>.ool • ii:!Q a.10. Cc •llltJ t6Qailt Purtlaad-RI<ine Rd. Mtnen•U~. Putor: Chnrles McKcnde Sundly School.9:30 11.m. Wonhlp . ll a.m.. 7:00p.m. WetJnestJay Servk."C • 7:00 p.m ............ ltldae Cloordt of Cltrtot .._.., Flnt Bopllat East Main St. Stmday School- 9,30 a.m. Worship • 10:30 1.m. 9 WASHINGTON . TODAY . CaiVIU')' Putot-leffrey Wolll<e hi aad lnl Sunday Flnl Southern Boplbt <41812 Pomeroy Pike Putor: ! . Lamar O'Bryant Sunday School- 9:30 1.m. · Wonhip • 8:1~ a.m., 9:45am& 7:00p.m. Wednesdly Services 7;00 p.m. .Ruling restores choice over living or dying for Oregonians l1M1 Stile Route 325, Lanasvllt · hstoc Gary Jtckson SuOO.y achool· 9:30a.m. Sunday wonllip - IO'lO A.m. ol1 p.m .. Wtdnelldly l)(llyer servke • 7 p.m. KIM Chum otCioriol Wonhip - 9:30o.m. Sunday Sdlooi·IO:lOa.m. 'A'liiM\: t1ltftl ......,. CooMUeROid ~llr, RO\·. Phillip 1tidmnw WIUiom I..U• SundayS.- ·10:00 e.m. .. Wonhip - llt4S a.... s..ndoy Servlco . 6::10 ..... -lMiddlq>on) Pastor. Rob Brower Sunday School- 9:30a.m. Worship· II :00 a.m. O..Y111oHoii..,.Ch_. · Kllob. tOIO> ltd.ll IVunhip , lll::llh.m. Pastor: Bub RobiflSOil Sunday School- 10 a.m. Wurship : 9 a.m. Sunday Senk:o-1 p.m. PutocAIIIIrloon Yoolh Mlnlst<r. Bill Frultr Sllnday School • 9:30 a.,m. Wonblp-- ll: IS. J0:30 a.m., 7 p.m. -ySen-lces - 1p.m. ..... WDnllil"lp.m. Balye r ..... R.. Thmct MaiD Stttc\, Rutland Sunday Wurship-10:00 un. .... s....., Sd>ool - !l:lO ..... ~School·9: lQo.... l\or1lud,., Qtudl " -KtlthR-. sunda} School • 1O..m. "Vmrship • ll a.m. llnliiH'" - Wonhip - IO:l0a.m.. 6:30p,m. WtdoHdoy Sen-k:<s • 7 p.OL Flo- I ~-, ~--9.30 ..... Pwor: R.ev. Samuel W. PlsKw: Kci1htt.Rr S.....y Sdlool- 10 Llll. Wcnhlp·9a.m. s.nd.r Sdtool aad a.ra.d.ri ... P' - l l o •. HtollofiGnoo _a..mo,... __ -~-·l:lOp.m. Grwn £;: ' spal C'Mudl 326 E. Mllltt S1., leY, James Btmlt~. Re'l'. ltathwin FuUtr ~--t:lQ 'Mlnllip • I hJL, 6 p.m. 1 yStMctt-7~... School· llo'onl\ip • ph.,_ 'MinWpSoryb llklOL& '"* ........,.s,......,.) -lloi>Rs-y "'s ...._ II a.m. -y ., Clooftll ol Orlol 212 W, Maio Sl. • ..... c-..~ 5llldy 7 p.& -·--G-.11-·..·-WI s.roc... ,..,....,.,-- 1>30- ·c.-~a.... - Dllile KIY Hill .t _.....,._ - ~ Scllaol · 9:30 .... ~ -lltlOLJL IOII6p.a WI t ...., 7 p.a, Wonloip . 10 ..... ~-·llklOa.a. E dA,_...__Iolac. Loop Rd off Now Lima Rd. RUIIond Servica: Sun 10:00 a.m. ol7:30 p:m. ThwL 7:00p.m.. ...... Mony R. HutiQn Controllei" 1 ~-., Wldlp-9.3011.& -y. DlnDickMon Publllhlr • r Slllldoy.I0LOD.IOII6:00p.OL 7:l0 p.m.; Yoodl Fri. 7:30 ~ Ohio Valley Publlahlng Co. ChiiiiiM Hoeftk:h --....-- e,~ttUIItN J'z FLOWER 106 8ti1TERHUI' AVE. PO&mE~OY,OH 992-6454 . · •Rowers for all occasions• ••uftrr._ .....• .,....... .......,.,. :/In & 61fet!' ' WI& - ., irace for thee: for my strenith Is made Perfect In weakness. 11 Cor. 12:9 SlrviCI rr Supply 137.C.N. 2nd Ave. MiddlepOrt, OH 992-6376 101 • ---· �• The Daily Sentinel ·The Daily Sentinel U.S. U.N., European New unempiQyment daims declin~ Union and Russia by 10,000; factory orders up again ; planning Midea~ rtn peace conference WASHINGTON (AP) - For a ~ ond week in !t row, fewer Americans filtd n~w claims !Or unemployment insuran~e. suaestina that the buddina tconomic rtcowry is easina the pact or WASHINGTON (AP) - Tht Wrote House inttrctdtd layoff's. An inttmational peace con- and had some success in temThe Labor Department repor~d ference is ~ing planntd !Or pering the language of bQth Thursday that fur the work week endearly summer, probably in mtasures. ingApril27,n~w claims !Or jobless benEurope, to try to N~olw the In his comments Thursday. efits dropptd by a seasonlllly adjusted Arab-lsneli conflict. · Bush wd lsmcl must yield to 10,000 to 418,000,· the lowest since Secretary of State olin Palestinian st;tehood. Much 23. The week befOre, claims Po-U announced the move And Powdl. asked whether dropped by 24,000. Thunday with the support of the United Stiltes' plarmtd to "We btlieve the rate of job diuniiWs U.N. Secn:tary-General Koti pcnuadc Sharon to dismantle is dowing. We may see a couple more Annan. leaders of the Euro- jewish settlements, towns in months of scattered layofh announce· pean Union and Russian fQr- overwhelmingly Arab areas ments, but the worst is well behlnd us," eign Minister lb'Or lv.mov. where tens of thousar1ds of '111id 1\.ichard Yanmone, economist with Powell 111id one of the goals jcwt live, marly for decades. Argus Reseuch Corp. would be to clear "the politi- "There will have to be a cesEwn so. the unemployment rate is cal way for.Y:ard" to a Palestin ~ suion of new settltments," ian state. Powell said, "and something . expected to rise as companies - whole revenues and profits took a bit during His· plan is for foreign min- will have to be done about the the dump - will be slow to hire back isten rather than heads of state settlements that are there workers until the recovery is auured. to attend. · now." A second report, from the Commerce All this reflected a rapidly . hraoli Prime Miirister Ariel Deputment, reinforced the view that Sharon has nded out trying to accelemting drive by the Bus~ • manufacturers ~re making a comeback ma~e pt•nce with Vasser Arafat. administrAtion to solve the after sharp production cuts and the loss A torcign ministers' conft:t- . Arnb~lsmeli conflict by presof hundreds of thousands of jobs during ence might get nround that · mring hrnel to giw up terrilast yeu's recession. issue. tory in cxch~nge for pmrnises Orders to factories rose for the fourth At the White House, nmn- of peace ~nd security. stmight month, with a solid 0.4 percent while, President Bush said a Such a land-for-pence deal gain in March. Palestinian state must be was the basis ofthe1993 Oslo The figure wM largely supported by democr:~tic and free of cor- Accords, in which Israel nnd stronger demand for nondurable goods, ruption. the Palestine Liberation Orgasuch as food, clothes, paper products and "A Palestinian st:~te must be nization recognized each based on the principles that other nild began negotiating are critirnl to freedom nnd for .final peace. Thnt process prosperity : democracy and fell apart lnst yeu. open markets, the rule of law, An international conference transparent and accountable could magnify the pressure on administrAtion aud respect for lsnel, long the tuget of critiindividual liberties and dvil cisrn in Europe as well as the society," Bush said at a news Arab countries. conference after meeting with The administration itself has European leaders. · bl•cn under pressure intcrnaThe EU's curl'llnt president, tionally as tilting in fnvor of Spanish Prime .Minister Jose Israel and not !liking an active Maria Aznar, will be the pres- role in trying to promote a idcnt's guest this weekend at land-for-peace formula. the presidential retreat nt Sharon is due to caU on Camp David, Md. Bush at the White House on Congress entered the cqua- Thesday. It will be their fifth tion in a big way Thursday by meeting, and , potaibly the passing resolutions in both most crucial. chambers giving unqualified Powell. said the internationsupport for Israel and con- a) conference would deal with demnation of Palestinian ter- security, economic reform and ror. Both nonbinding mea- humanitarian issues as weU as su~:es said the United States Palestinian statehood. and Imel are "now engaged in "It's something that the para common struggle against tics in the region wiD weiterrorism." come:• he said. The House vote on a standPoweU urged Israel to lift alone ~:esolution was 352-21. restrictions on Palestinian The Senate vmion, accepted travel and said for his part, 94-2, was an amendment to a Palestinian leader Arafat trade biU. · should work to bring calm to The House version was the region, since·he's now free much mote outspoken against from Imeli confinement. the Palestinians. It mentioned "Mr. Arafat, I hope, will Arafat by name and accused understand that he doesn't hlm of an" ongoing tupport of have many more chances to error" in the wave of bomb- Jeize this kind of opportunings against Israelis this spring. ty," PoweU said. chemicals. Orden lbo roae fbr metals, construction machine~ household apr,liances and defen~ equipment. We're seelna moderate, reasonably healthy activity in manufacturing," said economist Clill'ord Waldmtn of WllldmUI Associates. On Wall Stree~. the Dow industtllls posted • modest pin, but teeh stocks c:ont!nutd their slide. The Dow closed .up 32.24 poina at 10,091.87. The economy sprlnttd out of reet~­ sion with • 5.8 percent growth rate in the 6.nt quarter or 2002. But analysts believe the tecovery hu slowed in the c:ur~:ent quarter and they project economic arowth at 3 percent to 3. s percent rate. In the jobless-clllims report, even with the decline, a government anllyst said, the level wu inOared u a result of a technical fluke. The distortion comes from a requirement that laid-otr workers seeking to take advantaae of a federal extension for benefits must submit new claims. Legislation signed into law by President Bush provided a 13-weelt extension of jobless benefits, The fluke hu clouded the layofh plciture for several weeks. But the government analyst said the refillng requirement is having much less of an etrect on the claims numbers than ·in previous weeks. · The more stable four-week moving average of new claims, wrueh smoothG out Wl!l!ltly fluctuations, tlso laU week tO 435,750, the lowest since tht beginning o£ April. . "' But the numbu of' wotken .continu: ing 10 receive unemploym~nt ~ne6 rose tO 3.8 million fur the work wee endlna April 20, eyidenee thu joble people ue having trouble lindln .. employment. Economists predict thu job gmwt will not be atronlt enouah in the com!: ing months to prevent a rise in .th"' unemployment rate, now at 5.7 percen Mmy economists are furtcutlng 11. riss; in April's jobless nte to S.8 percent ani estimatina that businesses added aroun~ 55,000jobs during the month:fhe gov"' ernmtnt wu to releue the April employment report friday. .: Even as the economy bounces hac rmm recession, some economists expe the joble11 rate will peak to just owr percent by Junt~. ! Given the fledgling rebout1d, man~ economists expect the Fedeml ReservC to leave short-term interest mtes -: now u 40-year lows - unehange6 when it meets May 7. The Fed cut nt 11 tlmealm year to reacue the etonomt from ·recenton, which began In MAn:lt 2001. : (O, the Ntl - )obltrs Npor.C: http: I lw'ww doltto.gov; Factory orders• http: I /homt.drlt.gov) .. FBI agent warned two . months before Sept. 11 that Middle Easterners were · training at U.S. flight schools 2~2 Upper River Road Gallipolis, OH 800-446-0842 GRAILIFE · ~ IYTHEHORNS 1/4 Mile South Of The Silver Bridge l..wlY PIERCE HIGHLIGHTS RV lnvltl set for Saturday . RIO GRAND£ - The River Valley lrtvitationallrllck rtreet will take place Saturday at the UniVl:rslty · o( Rio Gmnde track. Teams schedultd to p.artici· pate indud~ Ri>Jer Valley, Nel· 1011\tlllt-- York, Eastern, Coal · GI'IWe,Jackson, Vinton Coun\Y• Aleltander, South Gallia, · Ohio Valley Christian, and Hannan. · The sprint prlimina.ries and the tleld e'lents will bt'ght at 11 un. Dll softblll secllonals •nnouncecl RIO GRANDE - The local Division II high school softball !ectlonru pairln~ were anuounced recently. River VaUey. 13·5 when the palrings were announced, is the top-seed and will pl~y ho'!t to GaUia Academy May 8~ Also on May 8.jacksoll will tntertain Mel~ in the other sectlon:ll game. · The winners will meet tor the sectional title on May 15. The sectlomll champiic!n will plAy the !eetlonlll ~hrut1pio11 froth tht Washington Court House section (Washington Court House, MIQllli 'frace, Oreenlield McClain and Hillsboro) M~y 2o at Unloto. LOS ANGElES (AP)It's a good t~ing Odalis ~ret works qutckly. The Dodgers' left-bander didn't get the win in Los Angeles' 3-2 victory in 14 innings against the Cirtcinnatl Reds on Thunday night, but he . should get some thanks tOr helping fans get honte at a reasonable. hour. Perei!'s tempo set the tone tOr the Los Angeles bullpen, which retired the final 17 Cincinnati batters before Adrian Beltre~ .l\Bl single won it less than four hours after the start. 'rhe first nine innings were played in a crisp 2 hours, 36 minutes. In ~rez's other five starts, the time of game was 2:49, 2:32, 2:29, 2:16 and 2:4~. "His tempo is fantastic,'' Dodgers manager Jim Tracy said. "He's a very fm worker, throws a lot of strikes and doesn't mess around. If you're a defensive player, you love playing behind the guy. His firstpitch strike ratio is probably one of the highest in baseball." .• Coming off a one•plt shutout last Friday in C hlea go, Perez allowed . Red. 5 ,........ ancy,u YOU'RI! OUT, DUDE- Dodgers catcher Paul Lo Ouca tags out the Reds' ·Ruben Mateo as he tries to score from second base on a hit by Jason LaRue during the fifth inning, Thursday night in Los Angeles. (AP) ' Indians' hopes fading away Owrten of the league'! 29 ttanu will decide May 10 whether the team can mow, with 15 votes needed for final approval. s. Inset's Jewelry- ~Mom" R.lns 6. Clark's Jewelry Store- Paper;Jelght · 7. Candy's Hobbles&. Glf&. Wooden Wall Hanging 8. Dairy Queen • Gift Certificate For Ice Crelm Cake 9. 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Book jOE TILUS ]AMIEADAMSON BENNETT Brownlnll•d• Rlvenlde : Senlorplf MASON, W.Va. - Ro11d:il l'lrowning of · Mason and Claude Proffitt of Patriot, each · with a 40, are atop the leaderboard alier the flnt month of play In the 2002 Rivenide Senior Men!' League. . A tow of 50 playen were on ha11d in compedtion Thetday. Dave Jacoby of Athetu is In third with a 37.5, followed by Jack Fox (35.5) of CUtlon, Lew Gilland (32) of Mason and ~alph Sayre (32) of New Haven, W.Va., Keith Wood! (31.5) of Bradbury, Don . ~ou1h (31) of Racine, and tfarley Rice (29) of Long Bot-tom and Wes Pctenon (29) of Atheru. . The· winning team Thesday w:1.1 Route, Jacoby, Santo Liberatore of Point Ple111ant and · Ray Skinner of Athent with a ~ 11 (59). Supercros1 ridnaat NeiiOIMIIe . • • NELSONVILLE - The opening round of the Action Sporu Supen:rou Series takn place 1:.30 p.m. Saturday at the Action Spons Center on U.S. 33, thtee milet lOUth of.Nel- "'nville. 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(AP) CLEVELAND (AP) - Kevin Appier pitched six shutout innings Thunday night and Tim Salmon hit a three-run homer as the Anaheim Angeles • won their seventh uraight, 8-0 over the spiraling Cleveland Indians. Appier (3-1) limited the Indians to five singles and the Angels completed their first three-game sweep in Cleveland since 1984. He walked four, struck out fiw and was never in trouble. Salmon hit his 250th career homer and Troy Glau1 and Bengie Molilla had two RBh apiece for Anaheim, 13-14 after opening the seuon 6-14. Tribe The Angels hit .489 (23-for-47) Manuel's job in jeopardy. with runners in scoring position Appicr, who lmn 't pitched a during the series. shutout since May 5, 1997, when he The Jndiimslost their fifth straight blanked Uoston while with Kansas overall. They we.re shut out for the City, had little trouble with a Clevefint time this season and have been land lineup that.has four players batoutscored 114-39 in dropping 14 of ring under .200. 16. He allowed two runners to get on Cleveland, which began the sea- in the sixth, but struck out rookie son 11-1, has lost six in a row at Earl Snyder and Brady Anderson Jacobs Field for the lint time since his final two batters - to end the 1997. inning. Not even a fiery. do d-door three m by manag harlie ' innings Manuel following Wednesday against team . The leftnight's Joss could shake the Indians' hander, who pitched 14 seasons out of their current funk. And unless with the Angels, struck out six and they ttraighten themselves out soon, PIIIH . . . Flldltlf, IJ the Indians could be putting �rn u• ..,~ua . The Daily Sentinel Sosa homers twice for second straight game IV THE ASSIXIATm PlllSS . S:anuny Scm il starting to com around. and the Chingo Cub$ hope they do, coo. SQsa homeml in co~u..---. tivt lt-bats, . givin~ · him four tn t~ · pnes, as. the Chiro,.... --..Cub$ beat the San Diego Padm 6-\ . Thund.ay to stop a 6~ game losing streak. "We've been. w.Uting for it for a while," Chic:~go manager Don Baylor said. "I know he has. too. When ~e statts .hitting. he is scary to watch b«aus.e he knows he's going to hit it. We'll take 'em because it means a lot of victories for us." Sos:~ took ~ver the major league lead With 12 homen, one ahead of Houston's Lance Berkman and Florida's, Cliff Floyd. Sosa also moved tnto a tie with jose Ca~seco for 22:nd on the career list Wit~ 462, one more than Ken Gnffey Jr. "We loll the 6nt two games and today we came ~ut with mtenstty and got tt mto our heads that we need some runs," Sosa said:"When you have that attttude, really, you've got something. We played some great ball today," At San Diego, Moises Alou and Alex Gonzalez also connected forthe Cubs (9- t7).Ail four homen came ofF Brett Tomko (2-2). Kerry Wood (3-2) , all.ow-;d one run and three btts 111 SIX innin~. struck out three and NL walbd tbJM. Jeff f:ISSI!I'O :and .Jo- &rowm finished the ~- PC>a!•n 7. 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Ron Villone (2-4) gave up all seven runs - five earned Floyd\ 1 hh homer. a. ~ pkbd up - an~ eight hits in 6 2:-l run drive in the fifth. and ~ 110t alk!IIINd innin~. Pittsburgh has lost a Floyd added an RBl sinll;t in in ~t lttl~ . season-high four ·stnighc and. the eiahth. Heist 1-£0t..22 hi!. and I~ · • seven of nine. l;ut five games with four i.tbnla\ Guy ~ D-IACU 7, MIT$ 3 homtrs and 10 1\.Bls. . l).fW-4 and '. hill:es& mlit a.tGreg Colbrunn doubled, Florida right-hander Brad bah. singled home the go-ahead Penny lett after CWO innin As1ttos I. liDos 2 run and sco~ twice, hdping becau1e of elb6w soreness. CJaia BigiO liit th~ 30th end visiting New York'$ siX- Mithael 'nJen (l-0} pitched ll lead homer of 1m wter game winnina streak. scoreless w:th, md Vb.dimir and bad thru bill and ~ Shawn Estes (t-3) pitched a Nunea Qveltal!le CWO hill in RBh as HCW!ton p«evented one-hitter in his previous the ninth to set his fourth visitin Mon~ fiom swetrstart retiring the fint 18 bat- save. ins a thret;pme series.. JeiT ten' against Milwaukee. BaAVU 3, Bu'WIU 2 Da well added 11 ~t\111 Againu the Diamondbacks, he Henry Blanto, acqui~d homer. gave up five runs and eight hits from the Brewen on March Tim Rtdding {l-1) :illowtd in five innin~. · · 20 for P.lul Bako. and Jose one run and two hilll in silt Miguel Balista (2-1) allowed Cabrera, home~d otT Mike innings, andTJ. M theM and three runs and six hits in seven Dejean {0-1) m the I Oth Ricky Stont ~mpleted the innings. Byung-Hyun Kim inning at Mih\laukee. four-hitter. · got six outs for his sixth sa\'e. Darren Holme! (2:-0) Carl ~~o (2-3) gave 11p MAluJNs 9, CARDINALS 6 pitched the ninth and :illo\ved 6ve nuu, nint hi11 ~md ~ · Cliff Floyd hit his third one hic, and john'' Smoha walk1 in S 1-l inninjp.. home run in three days and Ramon Castto hit a two-run homer ofF Dave Veres (2-3) that capped a comeback from a 6-0 deficit for visiting Florida. · Mike Cameron's four big swings reverberated aU across baseball. . . Not' only did he become a part of home-run history. He also _ _ caused a/air of pitchen to set demoted and prompte fans to boo at a ballpark more than 1,000 miles away. · ''I'm still Uvih" the moment;' Cameron said Thunday night. 'I just felt like I was the king of the hill today." · Cameron became the 13th player to hit. four home runs in a folme, and nearly hit another as the Seattle Marmen beat the Chicago While Sox 15-4. · Cameron connected in his fint four at-bats, Clmeron taking only five innings to accomplish the feat. After being hit by a pitch in the seventh, Cameton came 10 the place in the ninth. The ctoWd of 12,891 at Comiskey Park came to its · feet, wanting 10 see whether he could homer again. The fans at Bank One Ballpark also wanted to see what would happef\. But because Arizona's game agairut the New York Meta was resuming, the scoreboard stopped showing Cameron - causing the ctoWd to boo. Cameron lined an opposite-field drive that loobd as If it might ha'o(e a chance. But right fielder Jeff Liefer made a running, backhanded catch at the front of the w.aming track. Cameron started his historic night by joining Bret Boone as the first teammates to each hit twO home runs in the same inning. They went back-to-back twice in a 10-run lint, · Cameron's lint home run came against Jon Rauch and the next three were of!'Jim Parque. After the game, Rauch and Parque·were both sent to Triple-A Charlotte. Before .breaking loose, Cameron wu more known for hit Gold Glove in center field and belns part of the trade that sent Ken Griffey Jr. ~m Seatde to Cincinnati. Cameron's big nliJlt even Included a defemive pm. He reached above the wall to rob Maallo Ordonez of a 11rand slam in the third innins. All four of Cameron's homen were solo moll. After connecting twice In the fint lnnins. he hit drives in the third and fifth. Tw!NI 7, DJW. RAYI 6, 10 INNIHGI Corey Koskie hit his second home run of the pme, connectins with one out In the bottom of the I Oth innin1 .at the Metrodomc. . Doug Mientkiewlcz hit a two-out, cwo-run sinal• In the nl.nth for Mlnnnota. The1\vins tnUed 6-0 In the seventh btforl comins back to win their fo11rth In a row. YANUU 9, ATHUTICI 2 juon Glambl homered and drove In thrae rum aplnst hil former team and Ropr Clemem earned his 284th career victory. Glambl, who left Oakland to sian with New York, took a curtain call after his homer at Yllllkee Stadium. RANODI 5, Bum jAYI 3 Frank Catalanotto hit a key double In the fifth lnnin11 and 'JeJW won Ia season-liett fifth In a row. · '· . 0JUOW 6, lloYAU 2 Sidney Ponson beat Kanw City (or the 1econd. time in 1ix dayt, droppln11 Royall interim manager John Mizerack co 0-3. David Se1111i, Tony Datitta and Jeff Conine homered for Baltimore at .Camden Yarclt. ~ W~tJo. JinJI·ft,.-., 'trii-. -·lllmtlf.." ani! ~ ~ ~ ~-~'<'Ill ~~ haJJ.. ifJk '~~~ 71~ <'tl ~" i. '' Utb 2- I �I. >er• . .... . Fr*y, M8y 3, 2002 www.mydallyMRtlnet.com :Friday, May 3, 2002 www.mydallysentlnel.com will Nets still in the game; Pistons win EAST RUTHERFORD. NJ. (AP) -The gteatest 10P 80YS ~-dhbe&l~ in MII!Oa, Gallia. ..JaCtaiOn, Vinton and MIIIGa 'Counli8s :chroug11 'May 1) 'M W?illlit . . . - 1., Allan e-. lf'!l/, 10.9; 2. Jos11 Peny. 'GA, :11!0; 3. E«<>n &ennen, J, :W<l; 4. 8lad Young, We, :1U; S . '!y Simlrlons, GA, : 11 .2 ; ~­ Winy, 1£. :U.S ; ~ - Tyson l-ee , ~. : •~ .'7; 7\. lflalley, VC , :11. 7 ; 71. 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Jon0iddte , lA, 12:08.2 Shot Pul - 1. Brad Young, WE, 48-5.5; 2. Kevin ~udnall, PP, 45· 11 ; 3 . R.J. Gibbs, E, 43-0.75; 4 . Chris Nida, RV, 42-11 ; S.Sharp ,OH, 4.2·10; 6.McGhee, J , 4.2· 10; 7. Aaron Burnett, GA, 42-7; 8 . +<:ing, GA, 4.2-5; 9. Darren ScaN r· bough, IE, 41-3. 75; 10. ick 'Mclaughlin, M, 40-10.75. Olaeua - 1. Chris fla· ~~PP, 137·1.~ 2. Aaron Bu_r· nen, 135-5, 3.Shannon ShIll· '""'hee, J , ley, GA, 129· 7; 4l.Etie .. ..,.,u 127· 11 ; 4t.~Holter, 'E,127·11 ; 6 .Evan Shaw, M, 126' 11 ;7 . Jeremy Roush, M, 123-1;,8 . Phillips, WE , 123..0;9. Jacob Ce«, PP, 121..0; 10.l\lke DeGar:mo. flV, 120·9 l.OI'IflfWl'lp - 1. Cooger. J , 21.(); 2. Clar1<e SaundeiS, GA, 19-10; 3 .Mullins, J , 18·10.5; 4. Erron "' o rennen, J , 18· 10.25 ; 5 . ~andon Warty, E, 18-8.5; 6 . Matienl(o, E, 1 8 ~; 7. Jenkins, GA, 17-11 ; 8. Tony Thompson GA 17·7.S ; 9. T.J . Oesh\lk, PP, 11-6; 10. 'Mayes, WE ·a 17~ . ~ . Josh High fump- 1. Mullins, J , 6-3; l'>erty. GA. :S0.201a\ ; .2. Allan 2 . D.J. Frazee, Rv 6-0; 3 . Nate •MilMit'i ••" - N!MI, ~. :51.5; 3 . Callihan, J, Hall, VC, 5· 10; 4. 0ustin Lewis, ~ :~.i. 4. ~an ~udson, GA. SG, S-8i_St. (lie) Michael Bal1<er, !54.ua; 5 . II'Mi 'Bose GA 5 4.50; 6 . AV and ·rom Bose GA 5-6; ? . l>ete Cody CaldWeii.GA.;SS.07; 6. ~ef· Saunde rs, ·RV, 5~; 81. (lie) Jeff IJel, vC, :S6.4; 7. Avery, VC, :56.8; Bose. GA; $ .Cody Caldwell, GA; t . Cha'rtey 'Nibert, ~v. :57.3: 9. 8 (tie) Wachter, E, 5·2. ~ryan Woikman , ~V.: 58 .0 ; t0 . .400-mtotet ttlay - 1. Gallia ~.We, :58. 1 Academy :45.1; 2.River Valley to a1\AlM nil'l - 1. Oaniel :46.3; 3 . Jackson :46.6;3 .;4. Well~ GA, 2!06.6 ; 2. Charley st<m :46.5 ; 5. Vinton Counly Mhrt, ~v. -2:10.6 ; 3 . Chris Miller, :47.34; 6 . Meigs :47.4; 7. Eastem ~ .2:17.1); 4. Mieahel Bal1<er, RV, :48.5; 8. P oinl Pleasant 2:19.'7; 5. Jeff Payton. G A :49.8;9 .0ak Hin,:51 .SS; 10 . Ohio 12:21.30; '6. 11411, GA, 2:24.9; 7. Valley Christian :55.8 . McNally, VC• .2:26.0 ; 8. CMs 100-ter relay - l . . Gallia 1 35 6 2 River Valley ~ooSII , !'IV, 2:26.5; 9 . Heath A d ca emy3. Point'Pieasant. : . ; . Pa\riel<, GA . 1:36.~1; 1:40.7; 2:2ti.t; lo.~6Wiey,WE ,2 :28.9 4.Meigs t :42.2. ' •100 IVIilite tUn - 1. Ryan Hud· 1$00-lftetet relay - 1. Gallia t61\, ~~ 4:54.0i Chris Miller~ Academy 3 :26.9; 2. RiVer 0Valley ~' 4.S6.0; ,1, ii:KJrich.l. J, • 56.0, 3 •2 1 3 v · t Coo ly3 ' 9 4 :.. · ; · rn on . n · '""· : · ~ .t2:acl1 ~eynolds, Vv, 4 :~ .90; Wellston, 3 :50.0 ; 5 . .Jackson, ti.bal'tiei'R oush,GA ,4:58.4 ; · 6 . 3:53.0; 6. !>oint Pleasant 3:53.2; t:rnia ~ous'h, RV,5 :02, I ; 7.Jon .7. Meigs .4:04.8 ; 8.0al< Hill biddle, M~5:06 .0 ; 8. Nate 4:08.76. Eluner~VC.:d2.0 ; 9. !'ugh, WE. 3200-mtottr relay_ - 1. Gallia S:IIS.:S; to .. Oustin Lucas, fW, Academy 8:46.2 ; 2 . .Jackson 9:18.1 ( ~ - Vinton Coonly 8 :28.0; 4. ron '-- 1. Chlia ~iver valley 9:30.0; 5. Wellston ~. ~\i. 10:51 .~; 2 . Cl'tlis 9:36.3; 6 . Polnt f>leaaali: 8:50.0; .2.·. uu ._ "*.,... 7. Qak H1ll 9:51 .1; 8. Meigs 14:28; 6 .Bishop, W, 15:00.1; 9 :550. 7.Mary Ellen. Ratctlll, vc,· : s :01 ; TOP GIRlS 8 .Thomas, M, 15:13.9 ; 9.lewls, 'I OCHneter daft - t.S tephani . GA, 15:33.9; 10.Walker, GA , Johnson, GA, :13.10 (FAT). :12.9; 15:34.9 . 2 .Nil<ki Mct< inniss, GA, :13.1; Shot put - t.Hope Duff, ·VC, 3 .Kan Beth TaylOr, RV: :13.60 30· 11 .75; 2 . B.u nnel, W, 30· (FAT) :13.5; 4.Megan Games, M, 08.75; 3. Ostrander, J, 30-01 ; :13.7; 5.Mi<lkiff, OH, :14.0 ; 4.Harmony Phillips, RV, 29-o6.5; 6tie.Lexxi Rees, GA; Kari Adkins, 5.S.ara Russell, GA, 29..05.5; 5. G A, ,:14.2; 8.Annie Comen, GA, &.Bodey, W, 27-04 ; 7.Ashley :14.4, 9tie.Kristi Hayes, VC; Holmes , vc, 26-()4.5 ; 8.laura Childe!S, W; Stepp, GA. :14.7 Harrison, RV, 26-llO; 9 .EIIans, J , 100-meter tturdles - 1. J essica 25-Cl8.5, 10 .Jamie Hayes, M, 256odimer ~PA :B 16 .8 ; 21Bie o .sat~~ 00 _25 · 1rn. "" · Dhlcua - 1.Phillips, RV, 102· Kinnard, .- ; rook :17.4;. 4 .Rees,VCGA :1!,;5;F·}:r· oo; 2. Russell, GA, 101.02; 3. 5 .Krisli Hays, . :1 7 ·"" "' : Leah Bunnell, w. 93·07; 6 .leslie S ickels G A :18 .4; •est nd J as""· SHam· · RV ra 81 er, "2·' 6 Evans -vv, · 7 ....• udra "mercer, VC • : 19 ·0 ; "son J ""-• 8 Roo· w 20 3 9 comen · · -v • · • • """ 1 G·A . ; · O 00; 7 .Wtlitney, E. 79· 01; nson . eo' : · W 22 21 10 2 : ·; · nger, ·: · 8.Hayes, M, 76..()9; !l.Jenniile 200-fneler da&h - !.Johnson , · While, RV, 73·10; tO.McKinniss , GA, :27.1; 2.Ga mes, M, :2 7.6; GA. -() 72 5 ·3 .Taylor, RV, :28.6; 4.8 . Allen , long Jump _ 1 .Bodimer, GA, VC, :29. 1; S.Midkilf , OH, :29.4; . C . 6 .Danielle Hays , VC, :29.6, 15·10.5; 2 .B. Allen, V • 15 •06 : 7 .Rees ..GA , :29.7; 8tie .Childers , 3v.cTay,l~r:..7RV5. t54H..09 .5;h4. HayGesA, W; Hayman, E, :30.3; 10.Bolin, • • .,-u · : · . ump reys, : 1 M. :30.5 14-06; 5. J6.Bo1.n • M, K 4-obe5.rl5, 1m 300-meter · low hurdle• 7.Henry, • 13 •08 Y 03; 8 . 9S 1 .Bod1mer, GA, :49.3; 2.S ickels, Marcinko, E, 13· .5; R. tepp , GA.:5t.6; 3 .Bolin, M , :51 .7; GA, 13·03.25; 10. ache 1 4 .Kayser, PP, :53.1; 5.Caldwell Emmert, VC, 13..02.5 GA :54.9; 6 .Rees GA :55.6. Pole V1ult ~ ! .Humphreys, 7 .Mercer, VC , :56.0 ; 8 .McFall, J , GA, 6-o6; 2.&ulsby, M, s-oo :57.5 ; 9 .Lindsey Godwin , RV, High lump- 1.Spriegel, GA, 4· :60.9 ; 10. Sh,river, AV, :63.1 08; 2.Stacy Rankin, RV, 4· 07; 400-meter dull - 1.Games , 3fie .Henry, J ; Johnson, PP; M, :63.2; 2.Johnson, GA, :63.9 ; Stepp, GA. 4-o6; 6tle.Soulsby, 3 . S hannon Souls by, M. :64.6; M; Games, M; Sarah Brame. VC, 4 .Caldwell, GA, :65.5; 5.Adkons , 4· 04; 9tie.Walker, GA; Allar, RV, GA , :66.0 ; 6 .Bril1any Sowers , 4·02 VC, :66 .1; 7.Midkiff, OH, :66.8; 400-meter relay - 1.GA, :51. h ii.Aiex Mass ie , W, :67.2 ; 2.VC , :55.10 FAT; 3.E, :55.2; 9 .Howard , P P, :67 4; 10 . Hay- 4.PP, :55.4 , 5.0H, :58.1; &tie. W, man , E, :68.3 . J, :59.0; a.M. :60.3; 9. RV, :62.5 800-meter run - 1. Bnanna 800-meter refly _ 1.GA, Johnson , GA. 2:27; 2.Sara W1se· 1 ,54 .5; 2. M, 1 :56.8; 3 .VC, man , GA. 2 :31 .7; 3.S anders, GA . 1,59.0; 4 .w, 2:01 .9; s .PP, 2 :07.6, 2:42 .3; 4.Emmert, J, 2:44.4; 5.K. . 6 .RV, 2 ,1o.5 ; 7.E, 2:10.6 McCqrkle,. VC, 2 : 4~ . 0 ; !600-meter relay _ 1.GA, 6 .Ste phan 1e C1 rc le , RV, 2.49, 4 .23 6 2 VC 4 .32 a· 3M 4·44· 7 tie McKinn is GA.- Story M · · • · • · · • · • · • 2 :. 50 . 0 9. Mah'er, G' A 2 :S1.2,: 74.RV,4:59 pp 5 13.3; 4 51ie.W, J, 5:02 .8; 10 .Kelly Ireland , RV, 2:53.0 · oo' : t . I GA 1600-meter run ...., 1 .Wise man, 32 ·me .er re ay - 1 · • GA. 5:22.1; 2. Emmert , J, 5:52.6; . · 10:31 .6; 2 .RV, 11-:40.0; 3.VC.• 3 Ma her GA 6 :06.7· 12:00.8; 4.W,12:37.7 ·.. 1 'v c 6 ·07' 3· 5 St ' (7116 OVP Honor Rdl is oorryil9d 11'/111 4.mc orke, , . . • . ory, '"""EdS. Ooysfrad< ndflild M: 6:11.8; 5. 6.Pyles, PP; 6:35; River~ Hifll ~and 81 711e. Sande rs , G A; B1shop, · W, Ma11r aone, girls fr8dc and field rJOBdl at 6 :34.3; 9.Kelly Ireland, RV, 6:43; River Valoy Hit/1 School. Araa boys 8 . 10 .Sally Atlar, RV, 6:4?. t OOIJCI16S 8 ,.. 8IICtJIJI'IJ!If t<> 98nd their 3200-meler run - 1.Wrseman, I'B$Uils to 84)1111 ar ~08CCiin· GA, 11 :23.8; 2 .Emmert, J , t 3:1 3; 19t:net and fll/1s 001JC116S to Chi at 3 .A1tar,' AV, 13:41.8; 4. pl_m/cHneOseowc.Oifl a. IWlll as Maher,GA, 13:42.0 ; S.Pyles, PP, ......o..a.oom) c :=:, NBA ~n in New Jersey Nets history is still alive_all because they found a way to Withstand everything Reggie Miller could conjure. The Nets su~ved a q~estionable game- tying 3-pomter by Miller at. the e nd of regulation Thursday night to defeat the India~ Pac~n 120-109 night in a riveting Game 5 of thetr first- round series. Jason Kidd scored 20 of his ·J I points - a c~reer playoff' high - in the fourth quarter and two ~vertunes for the N ets, .who won their first playoff senes m 18 yean. There were dozens of plays to remember, the most dramatic being the 35-foot tUrnaround 3-pointer that Miller banked in near the buzzer to m:tke it 96-96. One TV replay showed that it barely beat the clock, while another showed the ball in his hands with the red light clearly o n under the basket. . It didn't because Kidd showed all hiS MVP-type qualities in refusing to let the Nets lose. He eventually helped put the game away, igniting a 5-0 run at the start of the seeond overtime that the Pacers never overc ame. Kenyon Martin added 29 pointS and Keith Van Horn had 27 before fouling out as th~ Nets advanced to a best- of- seven Eastern Conference semifinal against the Charlotte Hornets, starting in New Jersey on Sunday. Detroit also advanced to the Eastern Conference semifinal, beating Toronto 85-82 in Game 5. The Pis~ tons will play · the winner of Friday's night's deciding· Game 5 between Philadelphia and Boston. . · Seattle ;,nd the Spurs also will meet in a Game 5 at San Antonio on Friday. : A Western Conference semifinal will open Saturday with Dallas at Sacramento. 'f/1 Milier bad 31 points in almost single-handedly leading the Pacers over the top-seeded Nets. Ron Merce~ added 20. PISTONS 85; R.APTORS 82 Jerry Stackhouse bad only five points, but his first field goal with I :43 left put Detroit ahead to stay as the Pistons won at home and eliminated the Raptors. The Pistons are in the second round for the first time since 1991 , and Stackhouse advances for the first time in his seven- year career. The Raptors ·had a chance to become just the sev; enth team to overcome a 2-0 deficit to win a best•of; five series.-But they made only one basket in the "final 2 I 12 minutes, and Chris Childs forced up a shot with seven seconds left on Toronto's final possession. Former Raptor Corliss Williamson scored a career playoff-high 23 points.' Chucky Atkins had 14 points; Jon Barry scored .12 ani:! Ben Wallace grabbed 17 rebounds. Dell Curry scored 14 of his 17 in the final quarter; Childs scored 16 and Keon Clark. continued his strong · play with 15. NBA· We love it when people say world and The New York Times nice things about us. · called us "... some of the best Golf Digest recently listed public gotf on earth." Alabama's Robert Trent Jones Golf Golf Magazine listed THE Trail among the top 50 golf SENATOR course at our new Capitol destinations in the world! Hill location among its top new . And in its current Places to courses in the country and THE Play ratings, Golf Digest gave LEGISLATOR course in the top 25 most of the Trail's 21 courses newcomers. And wait until you 4 stars· and some even got 4/1. see THE JUDGE! 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MAGNOLIA GROVE I NIHil 38 HOLI8 HHOLU iU HOLD GillAND NATIONAL. . O,.IIU/Atoftoroo M MOLl:. \. In Memory of CECIL WAYNE ROSEBERRY . who passed away one year ago , May 3, 20(ll &ch time we ..., your' picture. You seem to smile and say, :'Don't cry, I'm in pod'• keeping, We'll meee aga)n CA.. CTOL HiLL l'rri,.,IU. M HOLI:a Alabama'• Robert Trtnt Jon•• Qolf Tl'~t'J,78 hgles of world-class golf on eight;•it•• iomeday... ~e love you,,think of you and rn1ss you everyday. Wife, Dorothy, Son, Tom and wife ,· { ·, • • ., Dena, •Daughrer, Cheryl and : husband George, Grandchildren, Trencon, Colby, Andrew ( .' ' IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO BEVERLY RAE ROSE, PLAINnFF, In Memory brag 25503, PNHn1 liCk!,... unknown. You are hereby notllled that you """ c..- Humber: been nemad a D1..CV-418 Defendanl In the • lelllficlll Ohio inc., action enllttad dballenellclal Beverly Rae Aoae, Mar~g~gt Co. ol Plaintiff, VI. Ralph OhiO, Ptelnun Edwerd Ro.., Jr., vs. Defendant. Thla Dennie M. Lavender, ectlon hu been alai · aealgned C11e No, 02·DR·O 18, and Ia • In pureuance of an p11nding en the Court :Allee Order of Sale of Common Ple11 of dlracted to me from Meigs County, Ohio. aald court, in lhe Th~ object of the above entlilad action, Complain! 11 to aHk I witt otler for aete at · the following relief public auction el the from you: door of the Meigs FIRST, the granting County Courthouoa, of a dtvo- from the ;'"-oy, Ohio on Det.ndant; lbuNCitly, May 30, at. SECOND, that the 10: 3D a.m. the Plaintiff be granted lollowtna , described temporary and rwleata!e: permenent cuetody Sltualad In the VIllage of lhe partlea' minor of Recine, County of children; .THIRD, th1t the Meige 1nd State of Ohio, to-Wit: Plaintiff be granted Beginning at the tamporu and 'northellat corner of e permanenty · chlid · certain lol deeded by aupport from the F.D. Wolf, Deceaaed, Delendanl lor the to Melinda Dobblne: pllrliea' m 1n or thence eue One children; FOURTH, thet en Hundred Nlnet"n (1111) '"t: thence equitable dlvialon ol eouth at right engle, all merltel a&Mte and 61xty1wo (f2) fael; debta be made; and lhenca wael Ill right FIFTH, lhllt the angle One Hundred Qelendanl be ordered Nineteen (1111) feet; 10 pay Plaintlfle thence North et right attorney fHe In thla angle, Sixty-two (82) mattlor; fill to the place of SIXTH, lhlit the blillnning. Plaintiff be reatored PARCEL NUMBER. to her former n1me ol 11HI0374.000 Beverly All H..1; PROPERTY end ADDRESS: 706 Mlln SEVENTH, lor euch StrHI Alcine, OH other relief •• thle 45mt Court mey dHm juat Parm1nant p1rcal and equitable. number: You are required to 18-G0374.00 • n 1 w er I he Propertyac!dreee: Compllinl within 701 Main Street, twanty•aight (28) Racine, Ohio 45771 · dey1 11ter the teet Prior lnetrument · p.ubllcatlon ol thta reference: Volume Notice, which witt be 72, PIIU' 288 publlahed once each Apprllaed al: weak for 111 (8) $27,000.00 . conaecutive weeki. . TEAMS OF SALE: · The laet publlcetlon To be eold for no leae will be mede on the lhan IWO·thlrda of the 24th dey of Mey 2002, appreiaed value. The and the twenty.. lght purchller(a) ahall deye lor anewer witt depoeli $5,000.00 commence on lhat wllh the eherlff atlhe date. In the caae of time ohald sale. your flllure to an.ewer or otherwlaa Ret ph E. Truuall, r a a pond a• requ.. lad by the Sheriff Ohio Autee of Civil FRANK • Procedure, judgment WOOLDRIDGE CO., by default will b.e L.P.A., D.L. Meine, Jr. rendeNd agalnat you •nd Laurence B. for the rallaf Landon, Attorneys demlnded In the lor Plaintiff, 100 Complain!. . Soulh Pearl Street, Dlted ihle 15th day Columbue, Ohio Of April, 2002. 43208; Tele: 814·221· Merlene Harrleon, 1H2. Clerk of Courts (4) 28, (5) 3, 10, 17,24 SUBMmED: Public NotiCI L. Scott Poweli (110083800) Attorney IN THE COMMON lor Plelnllff PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, (4! 18, 28, 2002 OHIO (5 3,10,17,24,2002 DOMESTIC AELAnONS Public Notice DICISION NOTICE BY PUBLICATION . be heid Wtdntaday. May 15, P u_ bile __ _Noll __ ce__ 2002 at the Dlatrlct ROBERT BERGMAN, ET AL. NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of an Order or Sale 111uac1 out of the Common Pleaa Court of Melga County, Ohio, en the ca.. ol tha Home National Bank, Plaintiff, VI. Robert F. Bergman aka Robert Bargman, at al., Defendanta, upon a Judgment therein r.nclared, being c... No. 0 1 •CV· 172 in aald Court , the Shertll of Malge County, Ohio, will offer for sale at the front door of tha Courthouae in Pomeroy, Malga County. Ohio, on the 31 at day ol May, 2002, al 10:00 a.m., the following Ianda and tenamente, located at 45 Riverview Dr., Middleport, OH 45780. A complete legal dllcrlptlon of the real 11tate Ia aa lollowa: Tha following deacrlbed real eatata elluela In Salisbury Townahlp, In the VIllage ol Middleport, Section 28, Town 1 Norlh, Range 13 Wut, County of Metga and State of Ohio,. bounded and deacrlbed as lollowa: Being Lot No. 17 or· Riverview Acrea Subcllvialon In the VIllage ol Middleport, Meiga County, Ohio, u · r·ecorded In Volume 4. Page 39, Melga County Plat Recordo. Reference Deed· Volume 72, Page 447, Melga County OHicla.l Recorda. Auditor'• Parcel No.: 15-oo302.000 The above deurlbed real eetate Harry and Mary Stoban (5) 1' 2, 3, 2002 3tc Public Notice TUPPERS PLAINsCHESTER WATER DISTRICT . MEIGS COUNTY. LEGAl- NOnCE· INVITAnON TO BID Sealed llda will tJe received. lor lumlehlng ell l1bor, meterlala ' 1nd equipment nec111ary to complllte • projact known ae the TUpper• PlelneCheeler Water Dletrlct . Office Expenaion et the TUppera Pl1tna Cheater Water Dletrlct (lhe "Owner"), 3958·1. Bar II IOid "81 II" 3G Road, Aeedavllle, without warrantlea or Ohio. 45772 until convenanle. 11:00 A.M. local time PROPERTY on Mondey June, 3, ADDRESS : 45 2002, and et eald AC.vervlew Dr., lime, and place, Middleport, OH 45780 publicly opened end REAL ESTATE . reed eloud. Bide mey APPRAISED AT: be mailed or $40.000.00. The real delivered in advance ea:tte c.nnot be eoid the above public~=~~~ lor tell than two· to at !he thlrda the appraleed A Pre·Bid value. · TEAMS OF SALE: 10% do'wn day ol ••1•, balence on delivery ol deed. Sold aubject to ~tcond half 2001 and accrued 2002 real eatatatax... ALL SHERIFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR. PROSPECnVE PUACHASI:AS AAI: URGED TO CHECK FOR LIENS IN THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO. THE MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF MAKES NO GUARANTEE AS TO THE STATUS OF nTLE PRIOR SALE. Douglaa W. Llitla, Anorney lor Plaintiff (4) 28, (5) 3, 10 W. '\la. State Farm Museum Rt. 52 N· Fairground Rd .· Pt. Pleasant ;:C:a:rd:o:t:Th=an:ka~~ · Seastn's 1festival We wilh to thank everyone who made my 85th birthday dinner a wonderful, •pecial day. We thank tho•e who brought 1ood, card., and gifu , and phone calli. We ••peci4Uy th4nk Bob and Margret Spencer for the we of the bu.ildityf, and Rev. Carl Mann, our Pa•tor from Raveruwood, W.Va . for..,kin§ the b!.tuins on our day. And to Harry '• daughter~ fo'r help ins' prepare the food and Bob and Ruthie Graham and Loil Allen for helpins get the party together and Countryf~ed Band for the en.rertainrruml . We love you and may God b/eu you. NOnCE: Ia hereby given that on Saturd.ly · May 4 2002 at 1o·oo a m ~ ' · · ·• public aale will be. held at 211 W11t Second Street """'-"~ Ohio The Fumara' lank and Saving• Comp11ny, Ia aelllng for C81h the following coltetaral: LIBERTY 1880 MOBILE HOME 01 L.18125 12 X 511 2 BEDROOM, • 1 BATH . The Farmera Bank S 8 vI n g 1 8 nd Comp!lny, Pomaroy, Ohio, reaervaa the right to bid. at thle eale, and to withdrew the ebova collateral prior to tate. Further, The Far.mera Bank and Savlnga Company reaarvea ihe right to I'IJIC1 any 01 all bldl aubml-. 1 b 0 ve The daacrlbed colleterel will be aold "ee Ia· where 11., with no ' expreand or Implied warranty given. For l ,u rther lnlormetlon, or lor an ~f.Pp:~~ t ~ 0•~!ler!~ • prior · to ule dele conlact Shalla Buchanen at 11112· ·21 38. Steam & Gas Engine Show Sat. May 4 & Sun. May 5 Help Wanted olllce at 10:00 A.M. Tha wolk covered by the Contract Documenta conaleta or an upan~ion and rehabilitation ol tha exlating Tuppan Plalna..Chlltar water Diatrlct . office, The project will Include a 3,1 eo equare tool addlilon •• well aa modification• and lmproyemente to ihe exlatlng oHiee. The project wlli Include atructural, mechanical, elactrlcll, plumbing, and HVAC componenta. Bid Document• Include the Bid Requirement• and Contrect Documenta (that Include all bid ahaeta plana ' ' 1 apecl icatione, and any eddenda) can be obtelnad from M•E Companiee, Inc. (the " Engineer") 836 Brook. .dge ' Blvd ·• W11terv111e, Ohio 43081 wllh a nonrelundeble paymanl 01 575.00 per 111, Checka 1hould be made p!lyable 10 M•E Compenlee, Inc. Bid Documenta mey eleo be reviewed 11 Dodge · Corporation. McGraw-Hill lnlormation 'Servlcea Comp!lny 1175 Dublin Road Cotumbua, Ohio 43215, M•E Companlee, Inc. 399 Lincoln Park Drive, Suite I New Lexington, Ohio 43 784, and Tuppers Plaine-Cheater Weter Dletrlct 39581 Ber :10 · Roed Reedavllle, Ohio, 45772. Each Bidder Ia required · to lurnlah wllh lte eubmleelon ollhe fully completed Bid Documenta, • Bid Security In eccordance wllh Section 153.64 ol Ihe Ohio Aavlaad Code. Bid eecurlty lurnlehed In Bond form (Bid Guarantee and Contract end Performance Bond aa provided In Section 153.57.1 ol the Ohio Revised Code), muet. be leeued by a Surely Company or Corporation llceneed In ihe State of Ohio Co provide said aurety. Tho•• llddere thel elacl to aubmll bid guarenty In the form ol a certified check, check or Nunlngand RehablUtatlon · Center is currently accepting applications for a PART-TIME ACTIVITIES ASSISTANT. Day/Evenlna. ll-31 houn per week. For more information PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL uoHUIIWI a-rcee 2520 Valley Drin Point ~nt, WV (304) 675-4340 AAII!OE purauant to Chlpier 130& Of the OhiO AIVIIed Code lnd In eccordance with Sactlon 153.54 (C) of the Ohio RIVIIId Code. Any IUCh llltar of credit ahell be revocable only al lhe option of the banaliclery Owner. The amount of the certllled check , C81hler'e check or letter of credit ahali be equel to lan (10) percenl ol the Bid end the Succee•lul Bidder will be required to aubmit • bond In lhe form provided tn 153.57 ol the Ohio Reviled Code In conjunction with the exacutlon ol lha Contract. . Etch propoul muet con111n the lull n1me ol the p1rty or partlee eubmlttlng the Bidll'lng Documenta and ali peraona lnter11ted therein. Eech bidder mual aubmll evidence ol Ita experlencu on prolecta of almller elze and complexity. The ·owner lntenda thet thla 1 Projec1 be compleltra no later then the time period •• 111 forth In Article 4 ol the Stendord Form ol Agr11men1 · Betwaen Owner end Contreclor on · the Baela of • Stlpuleted Price. Etch Bidder m uet ln a ura that all emptoyeea end appllcenh for employment ara not discriminated 1g11net bec1uae or rece, color, rttlglon, eex, netlonet origin, hendlclp, enceotry, Oflge. All contractore end aubcontractora Involved with the project ahell to the extent prtcticabie, uee Ohto producta, materiel• , 11rv1cee end lebor In the lmplementetlon of their project. Domeetic steel uu requirement• u apecllied ln. eec!lon 143.011 oltha (Ohio) reviaed code 1pply to thla project Coplea ol 1act1on 163. 011 ol the (Dhlo) revlaed code can be obtained from any of me olllcu of the depertment of admlnlatrltlve llrYICII. Addltlon111y, contractor complllnce with the equal employment ,opportunity. requirement• of Ohio Admlnlatretlve Code Cl!apter 123, Ihi! Govemcr'a Execuilve Order Of 1972, end Govemor•e Executive Order 84·8 ehall be required. Bidder• muat comply with the "Quality Home Improvements" prevelilng wage "'" on Public Improvement• In Melga County •• detarmlned by the Ohio Dep!lrtment of Commerce, Dlvlalon of Llbor end Worltar S1lety • Wege 1nd Hour. The Engineer'• eellmate lor lhl1 project Ia S250,000.00 TUpper• PlalnaCheale r Water Dlatrlcl reaarv11 the right to WIIVI 1ny lnlorm111t111 or lrregulariiiH. TUpper• Plein• · Help Wanted now HIRinG * new Location* . Hll positions full6 Part-time Hpply in person after 3:30pm Walmart Plaza Frw F...tlmates• WVOJ2919 Licensed & Insured Health Problems? Want More Leisure Time? Tired of Mowing? Not A Spring Chicken? LIMITED OPENINGS (740) 992-2753 (740) 992-1101 (740) 992-1536 Competlllve Prktl New Homes • Remodellna Roonna• Room Addlllons Skllns• Pole Bar111 D«kl• G1raa:es Mason, WV 97 Beech St. middleport, OH (1D'x10' 610'x20'] [740) 992-3194 992-6~35 Concrete Connection LTD Quality Concrete (740) 742-8015 (877 -353· 7022) WV03 1256 WEST SHADE Sarber Shop Advertise in this space for '25 per month mEIGS counTY STillE STORE FOE AERIE 2171 is holding election Chut1r Water Diatrlct reatrvll iha right lo re )act any or all bkll or to increeee or decrnte or omit any Item or llmaa and/or eward the bid lo the lowut, r••p'Onalve and ra1ponalble bidder. By order ol the Tuppera PillnaCheater Wetar Dtatrlct Boerd ol Director• loceted et 39561 Ber 30 Road Reedsville, Ohio, 45772, Chis l!h dly Of April 2002. (5} 3, 10, 20, 2002 Call for more illfo/free estimate Now Open 11 a.m. - .8 p .m. Mondaythru Saturday Clo1ed Sunday of offic:erSj Monday, May 6, 2002 7:30pm 100 West main St. Pomeroy 992·0008 Hoffman Cemetery Meeting at the cemetery on May 4th at 1:00. Anybody interested in a lot or have any concerns, please come. We have hired someone to do mowing and any donations would be appreciated. Sammy Hoffman, Pres. Debbie Rouse (Roush's Body Shop) Sec./Treas . StRt681 & Connoly Drive uo<1ers Plains , Also se rving sausage gravy & biscuits Dally Lunch Specials "-"2611 mo. pd. YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE • Room Addition• & Remodeling •NtwG.araoes • • • • Electrlcel & Plumbing Roofing & Gunera VInyl Siding • P81nll!111 Patio end Porch Decks Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 MAY 3·5 7:30PM Carmel-Sutton UMC Cannel Rd . Rev. Nonn Coleman, Speaker Special Music Fnday· The Uplifters Saturday· Church Talent Suo1dav· larry Singers MOTORCYCLE POKER RUN Pleasant Valley · The Dally Sentinel • Page B 5 PP!nef,or, OhiO v GIBSON GRAPHICS w~ u~nd Jour nftds ror qu.llty bw;inm: prod""'., rlllr prk<l. Wt aJm lo meet yuur ntfdl, l.d our ttatr help , .., &d 1M produn you 111! loold nt: ror. Our srrvlal lndu&: lkas&Odl Cank, Fa• Conr Sbodi, I""-<- SI""' Ea..' - .,_ Llbtls. Brudlura Contact us at (740) 992-7522 RESIDENTIAL& MANUFACTURED HOUSING Hi-Efficiency Heat Pumps, Air Conditioners & Furnaces '!!!!'!!'!!} 1~. ·s V••r l'•rt W•rronrr.. ~~~~ 1 · 1 , • •·rec OJ ~tllal ' l'h erJJIOirilll • t'n.,. 5 II( • t·m IU Vt"u() mlltrel''ior Womonly lin S.l«l MtNieiJ Sat. May 4 94 miles Starts & Ends GOOD TIMES Pomeroy, OH $10.00 per person Free Food & D.J. •.HY.t: K~'C'CM ATK~ • CIUI;t: Cn•enwry • Rank liln.:uacintt Awalilo~~.ble • Price~ To Fit iludrc<ll O'DELL LUMBER Cllc Flooring. Ufetime Warranty. Starting $2.99 sq. ft. 634E. Main 992-5500 BISSEll BUILDERS IIIC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Ganges • Replacement Windows • Rootina 7 !R!JN. .. II'IIOBIIUI. FREE ESTIMATES 740-992·7599 (NO SUNDAYCAU.S) •• WI WilmS EXCftUfiTIIIG .~f".. ·Ohio lullllozlnt. ,..,~ Tla:ckhaef 8x'11oa, Unci Sepllc iria, Dlichlng, a.... ... w,_L-. -W0111, , Drl-.ys - .. Pat! lftlntii'FOOII!Itl • FA££ ffl' • Mil • 740-tt2..- Of 24 Hr. Einerge ncy Service Licensed - lnsund Thermal Zonent equipment ( I 0 yr. parts & labor w8nuty) Service all Brands Financing Aval.lable (7 40) 949-1521 �P~ge B I • The Dlilly Sentinel Friday, May 3, 2002 www.mydlllly•nttnel.com --In One With US REACH OVER 285,000 PROSPECTS Paahat KNvee PLUS YOur •A Cllt Abo1-.J Ad, tlerihunt(740)446-2342 Sentinel (740) 992-2156 1\egister (304) 675-1333 TOday•• ~ Or Fa.x To (740) 446-3008 · thelt.<l'lt"l P'•plpy All Monday thr~ Friday a . rn . to S : 0 0 p . rn . Ol•plev t r I I'DsoNAili Moonlight E110M1. Fuil .. ,.,~male an<l.lomalo ••· cona and dancors Prompt ond .Proflllionaland Confl· Wo also Bllih· do -•L ,rl>ubll c •tlon 1a Noon a '"'"101" To aund•-,- Ol a pl••o r ~~ 1 ~~~ 11"6 I. t OO p . m . I phonlce, dltcardtd lttml, Interior company to work for. All ~ucko company owned and dlapalched locallv. Ara you looking to Qll oH lhl roed lull lima and 111111 down? Call (800)846·8891 lor Inter· view, Great ~Y and ban.. .lila. (Starting pay baaed on ox~rOinoo) Athana, Ohio area. Slrlouo lnqulrtea only plaau. Help wanled caring tor lhl lldarty, Carol Group Homo, now paying minimum wage, now ohlfll: 7am·3pm, 7am· Miry Key Prod- 5 Fnday 513, Slturday 514, 4 run·oNo, chlklron'o bookl. ucla, Nurllry Fumlluro, C·l Bllr Carry Oul P<trmlt miles Paot Rk> Granda ott Nelghbomood Garo- Sola Noaho Art< Infant Bedding lor lila, Cheolti Townohlp, 325, Woll Run Ad, Adulta S=rln Vallay "Sohlnd and ACCtiiOrlol, Toddlor P.lolgo Coonty, oond lellero and Children• Clothes ' Bed and Bedding, Glrla of fntereet to: The Dally ' S way on Jacklon Pike yJ 9onllnal, PO Bo• 729·20, Toys, Other mlao. Sllurdly, 9:00.2:00. ' Clothing 2T·14, omena Pomaroy, Ohio 45789. Oopti l maalld !Itt ad up. ck>lhlng 10 and up, plua 11 11 ,_,::.;;::.:.::..::.~=;;;_- Back yard aalo, Friday Yard Silt, Aprtl 2ilh, 30th, ' • lwlmmlng pool, wed· Mako Earth Day avery dey! 513102. Antiquo rollback May Ill, 2nd and 3rd. 1.2 ding rtng Ill, loyo, many Donata to RoUaalnduatrlea. chairs and a third family will Mll11 out Routo 218. more llomo. Kolly·Shawn Storoo In Aihena and Alba· have tholr otull hire too. Subdlvlllon, New Hoven. ny, 1-800-837-7800 . 925 4th Avo. Yard Silo. May 3rd and 4th. May 3-4. From 9am to 5pm. Front of www.rtuHindullnto.org ~-=-~--'--'~- Slturda~ 614102. 9am·4pm. F<iodlandon 180. 4 Family Yard Silo on May "ew Orteana trip Athena 8047 tato Route 141 . 3 & ,4, betide lht Now Ho· " ' Frl Llbtaly • ?? Rain or Count1 group, Jul1 29·Aug. Lown Mowero, . Wood Eat· • ·-· •· ' 3, tor mora Information call era, Toola, Anllqueo & mlao. Mill thlno. Chlldron & Adult 740·594·2706 dothlng, toyo, tltotronlct, Sllurday May 4, eam•?, baby fiOml, oppllancoa, SoHouoehold !tome, Brand ny CD·AW Rooordar, 89 GJWAWAV Name CIOiltH, Children & Dodge Dakolalonnoau cov· ..__ _ _ _ _ _... Jr. Clolhll of all IIZOI In· or car lurtla goll balll and , Lo w 1 m' It " ' 1 dl FrH Puppy. 10 month old c u ng rge omena, 8 Family Yard Sail: May 1, u u ' BliCk and Tan Mole, Medi· della, avon, houH of Lloyd, 2, 3. 180 Wool Locuot 11-Famlly Yard oale Friday um Size. Mixed Breed, Ole. 334 3rd Avt. In Book, Sli'HI In Uf)per Monkey 8-3, Sol. 8·12 Walnut Cr•k Pleasant Olopollllon. Slturdly, 8:00.?, 32 Uncoln Run Eotatoa. 4·112 mlln out 740 379·9278 Pika, Itt houu oil 141, Sondhlll Rd. Longabargar Saoklla and BoVIIGIIil, baby tlolhel, Big Yard Sill Frt. 314, Boll lan' AND Ponory, clolhlt, mite. bode; car Hall, llrolltr, Falrvllw Rd. Furniture FOOND . w.lkor, toyt, l\lmlluro, dry· 315 S.VtraJFamllyllall.lntront 11, dlohol, cunalna, mattr· &di-.Lolmort.. ol BldWIII san & Tackle, nlly, ocUtclolhlt, Ole. May Big Yard Solo Loll· Gannan Short halrld May 3rd and 4th, 3 & 4, 8 to ?, Alln111111M. l,tay 2,M R162N Sth houu Polnttr Bird Dog. White with . Parle Ad Ill loft· North of brown IIPOII. 17401245 -9020 Two Family Ga't\':. Sale, Darwin ' ~bovo fairground• 80 Hl"1& · P~vo, ay 2nd. , Ml-:na ca;;:.•lya:!'_!:o~:' 3rd, 4111. Loll ollloma. ~It Y ard !-I-t LlltoV_!'..!; Ellllt Salt May 2,3,4. 380 ma ca. · ~.. •· ~•noSALE··~ •? ~""' 11 Yl•• p...... 8rowntaMAppleGrove. oroundl ar11. Plee11 cell '~ ~. ~ RoUH 1~. Albany + • • t4o.G82·9229 Glrlo clothing, lohlo goH Athena. 740-llfi8·8200 ~ cl ..... 57 Madlaon Avo, Qal· www reuoelndullrillorg Ga Sail Ma 314 •v 111>011• Tum D Plua Hut. ' ' rage ' Y ' R YARD SALE . Garage llaJI· Friday May 8IIJllll Longaborgtr( ) ::::;:;:::;;::=~ Yard Silt. 118 Mabollna 3rd ond ~rdly MAY 4111' Sllklll & Llnoro. SIIOW pr., Monday 518102 & Tuoo- B:30am·2;30pm, ' Acroai Blntloy Prieta, Couch &, 1 ·212 Oak 61 Naw Ha· day 5t7K12. from tho SyrYard Sail. 845 2nd Avt.. Bohool. Hot WhHt ba:l_, (304)882·243S iliiii;..,l Galtlpolll, Ohio. May 2·3-1. GPtr!"'d IOyl, blcyciN, .Gialnllo Yard sat. Rain or 8:30am til 5:00pm dron tand odult - a n d Sltlna, Friday, May 3, 8am1113 Avo, Portabll oa~~ Sail. 1!13102·!!14/02, rTIOI'I. 4pm, Slturday, M11 •• Oltllwalhlr, . End Tabltl, 25 34"~ Crtlll Ad Gar~SaJt· H•~Harnl- 8am-1pm. Aouw 62, Loon, Day Sid, Aoally Nto. • · ~ 3 mllu WIIOrloo Road. ~ Womont Slzeo 8- Ladlot Il-l • T ly, F • MIV 3rd & Satur· Look For Signa. Clolhll 12, MOy 2· 4, 8am-2pm Infant boy,~ & gz~=~00· Homt l - . Toolt, N~ . X·IMGe, Ol-. Homo 0. - s a 7 a•-· ~ove IIndO, · FumltUrt, Riding • 1740)441-0490 · cor, Comtortar Sit, Sewing " • ~•. Lown Motor, Houllhold .. ~' & Suppllot, Xmu bed, Ul1tt Tlkll Rad 1' lllml v•...., o1 lllml too 180 Ml. Ollv. Ad., ao* ~. T ·~ T--- , - of n--·r a~ ~-·• Friday 1!13102 ' Sa•-'-· .... Mo ·~· ~ numoroutto _ , __, May mile bol< pint- I1UICtt boby Ill fl/4102 10:00.5:00. Clolhlng, · turri, toyo, ~ 111 Toyt, mloc, lltml. Garage · Slit. Grahlm - · • & mori'a -.a - go .ThurJ 3 Fomlly Garoge Sail. May Ad olt 141 · (11-3 mo....... 42) & mucli 5 pm . 3rd, 4th & 5111. Lola of 100lt ....,. good buya. May "" moro. 2745 Hurtllnglon Rd. Appfto & Gardonlng Equlpmonl. 1 5111 • 9-4. etum, 3311 3rd orove, bthlnd - ,.,.. ol· 41rac1or Garage Sail. Slturdly ()n. - ·· ........\ May 3' 4, IIOo, wlll1 2 boaom tum ptaw, 5 ft ly. 9-5. .,._., ClolltH 11'.00 to 3;00 bo>< ..,_.. I M-14 (lllby 10 4T, - ) . Homo Pon:ll llaJI. Tllurtday, FrlFoley Saw Milt wllll 2 "-< 1 - llonll, Cltrillrnal Moy 3rd &·4111, -?.AI, 7 day, & Sat., Mill' 2--4. Fof. & urtll. around 1ht - · 081 - . N, o1 a-, 5 - · teo~ =:"..n..-Homt tnlaftor, Poolottlco. · Grot- . _ Rd & ~on a. v.., Salt Blttlnd Armory. Huge y.., - · """"" 1o Ha-oa Lint. Sat. 6/4. · AI End ol Dillon Rd. lhll, 1 .m ill.. e-12 3 Fomlly VIIR! Sill, Friday· QlganllO Vard Silt. Naw ~Moy ~~::: Clo_ti.s, F~~ 4111 i. 5111, 42480 ' ,_, •u Ridge Rd ~ 011 olt =-~= :.r"':fi:'..:~ ~ 1. " ' . 142 Myr1lo fiNo(,_ batoro • · - p·~ Solo: .._ ~ AUCTION; 3 and T- & Equipment. ~ on..tn) Hugo Solo: Satunloy, :;-&""~"::'.., • .10- 1,1 .,EJ.. Brand Clollq. Glen .,. • ~ _, • · ' , Moy 4 2002 -.w Hill 3 Family, Mill' .3-4, 9-?, Homo lntaftor Furniture: vii , _.. ,, IWing Rio Grande, Clo1nH. Elocltonica, . - . 437t Blatt- 141 . moldl I glgo. Ol!lo. · c740124U334. ry & muc11 - ·· e20 _ . & ....,., ....., ~ 11 II'.ODarn - · • Rd., · Hugo. ~ & 4111. Cor· I oawilolmota - l o Modilfli Houoa 11 12•00 Fridly fl/3o 8llurdoy fl/4 ~3<f -~--- ~AI:--~2!_8R-., . 1:00-5:00, Nor1hup Road ........._ ~·· I , I I II 1 . . , . _ & (141 . . _ l'llrt, 2 - -... oyt. . WANDD """ -~~ _ . (12), I OUt. Frtdoy & s.t- Yay 4, 1:00-3:00, ~ •fO ,Buy boya ('-5), gldo urdoy, 1tllllll UcConnlcli Rd. 1 - a, SA 124. ''"'•• 10~' 0 -14) ' houoo on lall t.um . - Boi 111111 Hlfll> Boltaal•' .-. ~ ...Top Dolllr. U.S. II I Dooli.Centor. 3 ,_,. W, 2 Tum alloclge, . . . ,, Gold Coinf. Ptoof· ~:;.:~~ ~=: ._.,.,1-Pmwo(o 5111 - · Dlamondt. Gold ~======;;. como ond- 8:30-? 1ong v - Alnal. u.s . Cutrtncy,· · fo1dati- s.uraoy, 2011112 FlagV..,Salt, Moyl&•. M.l'.S. Coln-. 1~11Wt (....,_ 4 F - Lll~ Yard - 337 .._ lor tw ,...... lllflll ond-.., ~ciit o.a, 740CIGitoo' - · -Ln.a.D. I/302· Callloramopotnortl,. . . . -. · .... - . ~fll•.~ ~. •1 Tt- • · &.. ..... _ ~ .:.... ar'"'-----"1 r 11''6 I "-------,1 liir-:::,::;;:.;.::.---"1 3 7~;i;; call~o~/:~5o21~.pm· lmmodlalt opening pan· llmtlfull lima AN In phyal· clan oftlet. competitive Nl· ary & bfnotllo. Aoopond to JR03, 200 Main Stroll, Point PloaNnt, wv 28880 Lorry'o Lown Care neoda Plrt·tl~e laborer, oxptrl· tnoa wlh commercial mow· era praterred. 740·742· 2803 Live In tha Aohlon Maoon Counly Arta? Aullom Slrv· leta Contor II acctpllng II>' pllcallono tor part limo em· ptoyllllntortllld n Pf'OIIId· lng direct llrvlctl tor lndl• vldualt with dtVolopmtnlll diNbiiiiiH living In lhl Alitton Muon County area. Conlaol: Peraonnol P.O. Bo• 807, Huntington, WV, 25710 or P - phone 525· ~~yoapond by Monday II- 'IW.':rm. 1 ::=::,........ ... :;r,atseo. • a- ·'""' e are offering a $5()() sign-On · bOnUS I, n wl-: , Dial Up Success With (nfoCision! llibii·IOCklor· s. "!:'-''l:::, :.;.,~.:."':': =~~:;.: -.lolt = .. =- -ond :..":..=:: doiJ 2340 . . 1-1 C. . I - -·up.- ·"' .. - - - LAillof- v.~ ·,.~ ,.__.__ - ~ lago \.ou- - · - - ....--·-. - ond4lll. flo 4. lw .,.,.. , rllt. 17411)441- •u r ·-:GIIpm u. c:-t-.....,. _, o...-r· ..., 4. 5 Fantly VMI-- Al233 7 Uor 3 & •. t5 -._'"""-.-.Bolloa. ~,::..;~;.:...;..;.,.-.,.- ..... - · ~ Old -2Dd.ao.t.«h. 7' --JWI- YMI . . . . .. 4lll. .,. ~- h~ 3..,fi!'M_Ciolt- T_PMI.____ ing.Hot I -LAillllllllilc:. - BIDr~.:- IIIII. ..,, Dtllh: t•. Car · · Glrta II Cit ...... 3T to r.'1 niPs ·- - . aduli ~= - . elc-...,. •... ?, Clall1ng - • a-. fttdts'JI& ..,W.UIIIID ...-. 113 ltuil ~. --.. lid Aool. - picl< up - . , uan 81 1oca11on & bring- bttu:un 8:30am & IO'.ODarn, Monday .... s.!u<dljl. WOIC,U • LINO ~:'f.:~"'" II · - Wll~- '- " 1 111*111.- -~ ,.. """'eo....-,.. · 14fiO.:z.tiHI187, Dopt.tll NODIII - . g - t.um :ZW,.. ~}:. ~of-".••• .,·, ~-• • ..,, nee, - =--= 1 .... ......_ ,._., . . . 1175-143• .., · - lo eol-., HEEOAJOe'l WANT ACN!UA IN . ~ 1 advert... "'lftV liN Spring loving• Homt r-tllng and ,.. palre, rooting, ohaln link tonco,ouatomwooddloko& ttncll. lnauranct rapalra. Check our prlct blloro you buy, Fret Elllmotoe 304-875·3733 thll--.,. lVIII- an an lqUil opportunity-· ~ Hill's Self Storage 1082 14• 80 Clayton 2 bod• room, I bath, wtlhlrldrytt Included, rei, excelltnl oond,.ll0,1500.00 IVtnlnQI, on rtnlld lot. 740.·812· 0457 :. 7 .~~~-:-:-=77~ 1985 Skyllna 14x70, 2 bod· room, vfnyl aiding, ahlnalt rool, CIH Kartna 740•385· 0848. ~~~-,-• •-70- ..-.n---~.-~-, •• • m - · nPump, lllllkltna. 3BA, 2 lull bllha. Payoff. (740)245• 5408 -------• 3 Bedroom, Iolii tltclrtq 5 Roomo, Flrtpleot, 1 112 trailer, mull mova from 101. ball\, lull boHmonl wllh I Ctl 740-G82·2272 car garege, 2 Porcltel, Futl OM Fur- and Eltclrlo 3br, 2 bath, 14•80, 1G81 Moll Pump, Fonoed In· Norrlalelandtr. largo loll.n around pool. 1 112 04r ga. town, 2 llOfllliH & bulldlnQ1 raga. 314 aero, 3 milo below cantril air, aplll rail ftnct. 'GIIIIROIII, 180,000, Moving OUl Of tlat•. . (30o4)8711-7428 17401258 •11141 I' to.,- 28$?0 Ba1hln Road Raclnt, OH 45771 8lna 5'x10' to 10'x30' and"";...,...... inlll..,.. .. ...... /IN ..... At. N • tlo..,ICI, ..._ . . , br &;g.~ In Gaf. lonloblt Valley 2 112 ';;'fllltljll on 1 11po111 tar -~·· .. 1 PIUa, Call740oi4f.ll101 . l/2 ecrH. IIIUOO. , _ ~ ~-~ • -~1' • .._ •u ·-~· ' T()a.o...-,(.DAN .,--17 '' . -•• - · z;;: CeiJtg II AN'f.,,, ~':.:::' :.~I'IICIIIIIIUC'IICIHI 10.1 """ 1888 filllhOcd Wo oro oeotdna AH'o IG Mcllflo--Qallloo. 11 - " on tw IF W • llf. E Colllill ConGillon. Pr1~bed-..... ~Ill. Country Soafocl, •·- · 8tnt fd Pond. Addlllallll ~ • ~.M ~ , _1 Q :; U-/IN 1:+1 CaiiJe. Cell at c.ttury 21 ~ & Lind (CalltAtr I .,. .,., . - . (304)elll2llllf 11< Olllt» I• C ..a: I ,.....,.., - .,... 1 I ·""·-·==· .. ,'!!'.! lri''IIJ!!/!1 1:l,,: f:..t::.:-'co.%' wagoa1t CGritilct ~ 1.111 ~~,.., c.tw. I - ~- 011 IOCIIII.ttculln',_, NoF• ~we1--- ov'niY Rd. "::il·Otl467tlt.7 . -. Faa 740- il00-731-t0l11. • , 3 - • - on ~ - 7:00 AM • 1:00 PM WV25MI I 1 =pat!-_., - ,_- • ;;;~.;;~-~-~7~;;: . o...- ,__ - ._,-, -.-.. =j'Poo••"' · -..-..-..-. ;.:;.: ,:::S·.:; Mlr WV II< 1 - 1 • -2.000.110I,OOO. 0411. 'J!.,_, _. ....1:!f.OOO. vi10144fo~ · ,._ Cal~ - . . . . 5820 Otroinda ,_ Shtadt River AG Senrl~ "Ahtad In Stnrlce" 3'537 St. Itt. 7 Nonh • Pomeroy. OH 45'720 • Oolden Dow 16.000 1\vlne ............. Sl8.6S • Oolden Dow ~.OOO'rwlne .. ............. Sl6.6S • 20.000 Plastl~ Dolor 1\vlnc ............. $15.75 • Tbp Dress Pntures wllh Sultur ~2 ... ...... ............... ....... .~. $~ . 001~0 lbs water softeners $ol,j()ibl8 (SIIIII:III:S IIIII !1!11 !11:111 A J.D. CONSTRUCTION A New. Home1 lk Remodellna "Speclnllzlna In Loa Borneo & ltubboir Roof1" [II II/ Ill;,, Oar•a••· Pole Bulldlnas. Concrete R,.,r, &. Sldlna A liiJii ::"..:!~1~;;~ li/:t. Commertlal & Residential (7~o) 992·3987 Owner &"Operator. John Dean 1t.l.!.~ T~N ' • ~~ ftf.;t ~f.;' f.~ room/2 balhl, llland kllcho an, oak Clblnott, 2 porchH paved ro40. Pt~oct locillolt. CioN to HtJnllnglon ' pt Pltllln1 1a mlnUIIt 10 T.1h~ rul 'lw PAIN •:,f Pf1INTING' 1_.. 111 ,• 1. 11 1 ·I v· 111 Pomti'OII fetiH 810602111 fuerv Thursday & SUnday Doors Open 4:30 •·t New Doubltwtdo on lOtH, (740)444.33114, 1 No Ctldll' Bid Ctldll' lei· TIN Homo buytrll FAS Loanll Qovtrnmanl FHA Early blrdsltlrt &:lO Proarenlue top line Thursdays Progrealue Coverall on SUndlys Loant . Avalllbft, Call 174014*32tl. Want 1 ~~ ""--' ,..,., ..,..., ~~= Wo dot Call. -~ Tr=:: oaw " Wll< _,, = - ' apploolillloiy 10 tor ~ Cal1oiGOGT·a:z:lf Quality Concrtlt Orlvtwlyl, PIIIOI, "--...;; ~113 Acle ,arm, IINulittl CJtnar -._ tllll, H ·~~~~~:~:~=·,~Flool'l Artlt, u ==- ._,_,'llmlttr_.. . . . . . '"':J II yearelxptrllnN 20- 30 . _, -~ - b\1 ....... ""' W.. LN ~....... of~~· ..,.lljitUi- Prt1lltlllllltl (toll,,.., ' (I =·~=pond,,_..,__ ~ liiJ 'I' I.' ',1:.'.' H , ......,.IU.&.'r'll ., 1740147+ pi"-"J:j;jjji-, (304) 773-1110 ' BERBALIFE ....•m••,•.... . _ 3' Ito~~~, "' ~ ~;;r'-.- - IW?Il z Independent D"trlbutor me I Lott271b. in 32 day1. - :..,~~-; ~":-!': ~ M(14tl)44f-1<100. -·~M- 1 ptuo = ML--- natutaJ/Ouaranteed 8111- WJIIU fliMIIC ,...., filii. 2 liZ,~ liZ 11< t • II, 1.T - ... Ill Zlf C4lfl till lo "17 I ~ lot fllltld Got - . aw sg ; I!IUIOO.OO, · 8 lor 11 1 I .. 740-lf28184 ~ ,_ PLUMBING 40IItll """ Now Hlvtn, wv •llelldtnlltl 100% 2 B , ,.,. · 1 ~. ·LA. OR, loling.,.,... •11: ~~-----._ 2-i/2-. CIA, ....... lor J I ond - . 0 'I • ondP o o;•• I • •· ~ il - 740-992-5232 trailers .. "", .. ""'"'"""""'" " ,............ $1 0.5M>tli 111111 '1' 111 \ 1 Mil hili Ullfl 740- Rd., oiiOHo 124, t/2- o f Roulo 7, & I14MO, W*t<•~ IF&IIIII • I • - - - - o n d ...._,,. =:.eq:,,:::..a-c::: ::.,-:,;;;:.a;::: ::,•,:.! (304)f7$- jiiiiOIDl d aflt. Mfl:w Jlt-.,r. <»it _ .......... - · ~141.000. ·~·-'0111;. .....__-IAcle - aildll ... a - . . . . . -~t!':~ E JJ"1HiMJRJ. . Morton S111~m S•••r Pellets for scptlcr and fll!t: eounty·PIIIIlloa :::~· - - ~ fart..- EOE ... ..,. -.,n.ta _ .,.,,. Kanlecld ~~~~~j~j~ ::.=--:----- - Krls Sweet Stuff...... ............. .. ......... $4 .401~0 lb!i. StDII dl')l for bllma, pcn1, ~~~a~•. & Leave nama a No. Loll Model ulld te.ao 011 ronlodloi.Lalomodlllnlal Dtw, 14ll70 lata modol Jlckoon Araa, (1104)678• 388e ...... Ml w.,t U s..tGoll • ..I _ ( ,....., IIIII. A oaw I~* ore,-2_. r:tr = !Ia ... ....,.. Rood. 11-~ High I Dry Self-Storage Equine (740) 742·7037 Farm w/80 + aom In Loon WV, hal born & 2 drllll!f Willi 1110 hal llngltwldt trailer wladrJ 011, A wldl. Day (304)875·5100 Evtnlng (304)488-1040 Jual gelling altrted? 111 lima ilomlbuytrt? No crtef. II? Ctll (740)o44e-3S70 lor mor•lntorrnallon. , 3 bodr-, 2 - -..'# Zmta-. 200 .::::,;:.;.•;::_ uw.n -....,-PI East Slltte S1ree1 Phone (740)$93·667 Athens, Ohio • Urea............... .. ...................... $120 per 1on 11UO ptr ton 8·10 tone llmltld area -fd Pomtroy/Alhtno, Clll 74(). 082 •2157 ror delllla. 387111 ~ 740-742-3411 2, RV pad 301140. " O "-!., · OHo, 011 . . . 1i<fc1< Ito. ~p ' 11 Apo -,-~ ~-·v"' --· 11 Hours ~~~ 1nll"/ 0hnomRe1a33 , nto.btl-101~ 0 Maaon Local 1143-5264 Supplement! Life lnsul'llritel and Final ExpehiiHI Cancer &t Retirement, &t 40 1~ Rulloven1 Major Medleal 740·848·2217 1 7 ..:.......,..a: =•·J..s::=...-llltltttiN't:. we - -IPrfna FREE ESTIIIIATESI ' All Makes 'flow.:tur & Equipment Pw Factory Authorlnd Cue-IH Ptlns · Dealen I()(}() St. Rt. 7&mtA Coolvil/1, OH 4S72J cc 51 acioa Long Bollom good humlng and ":~J; very privalt, mollly • ed, own on boih oldll of road road frontage on 3 •'d11' 0r rt 3 •·d· ~ propo y, room 2 full balha I 112 I h ' lba atory arm . ouot w H· mant, vinyl lldlng, 1011 of :,~~~ :,:, •:~ae11:pa: toched 2 car _,._'will· .- •• toched lhod, tm 011, Will walor, atpllc, 2 ltockad ponda, 198,000 (740)1143· 1228 ....= day •992-5479 ' Plltl I an appolntrnont call you knew and NOr 1o lind ville. ,.~ Living Room, 3 17401"1·1377. Allo hlrlrig monoyoWoughlhtmaJiunlll - - · 2. sattt, W&D f'ortOnaJ Cart-· noll· you hlvt -igllld tho HOokup, AlA Eiocllto, 3 ion porllnce · Agency oltortng, · ~~- un~:..~.!'.. F~tlloFirrn witt train. EOE. . ,._, ....,..r- a Growing 1 1 1 1 - - - · Pr~ loIn good llurger King .II , IHkJng ~PI WGik front horne., =~.::;r Cttw - · ~~~- 10 Malt ordoiiE-c:omm.IOI Up oru, p.- II IHMCr. 1ht following lliltlo: 101882+ PT. 11000. Call (740)1117·3847 Momlngo (5orll-2pml, Nf«· ~ FT, Fr• bociflo , ,_, (Oam-tpm), Cloolng Itt. 1-t00-426-11111. - - ~nanolng ovlif. (4pm-2amJ~ N In!«- 1r1 - - " " " - " " " " 11M WyM. 0% IIOKII>lt lliitlt• ....,..._ Sla~ ~ ~~~~- li down. jfiiiO eq H, 2 112 :..lglf,~H.,;:; A~Apat 740-667-0363 &; riO New tklmn, Room AdcldCIM. Gilrqla, Poll Bulldlnga, Roota, Skiing, Oacha, ICltchana, DlyMII . &Men JetT Warner Ins. .___ m '"'*" GT, ............... Cellular abundant 11orag1, Trano MP a oH.-gu lumaoe, ig, tnolaHd back porch wlcloiibll - · ilndlcapld, att'd ~!,I'll; IIIOIOll. 314 lOft; 7•0.082-8$04 ~._'-0-:C~ar-,'----- L.--iiiiiiiiiiit-,.1 -=~=:-:-~77-:- · Looking lor quality work? Call uo, Looking loroloppy worl<7 Calllhl other guya, iJoonHd and lnaurtd Rlv· 11 Clllot Lawn Core,' 740· 082·1 538 ~""':'"~~-:-:-~Non·Bmoklng, Chrlallan Mom will babyolt In my homo. Cell Kim 11 (740)448· 3128 l.llletarig Repl........,ntL • w.lh ' tnd Dri'ltl• Sttnell Otto l'lee llatlmoteo Smlna Ohio ond w.v. WVII031?11 mol SultSet Home Constnlctlon _.Lllliil. 1••~n-11111111 dwltllngeiCIYtrtfled In r•o Llwn Caro 'onl ..,.. " ' -· wllll -~co lliiMiltnd - · , mony pony lntarlorl E"orlor Painting E•parlanoed . Roloronoel, ~;:::;;::::::~ 1884 14•70 Htmpahlre, 2 Rellonablt Rettl. FrH • Bectrooma, 2 Bltha, Flit· Eollmalll, (740)366·8041 HOMES modtlad, Call to view. Aak for Mike, 11011 $ALB (740)387·7087 ~ 740-11···· f Thla - - w i N not knowingly ICCtll1 -1-to!Orrul Hllll Whloh II in ' ~s~~~~c~ vlolallan ollhlllw. OUr , art~ ;;•;:g;;''------ Cornmarclal & rttldantlal II· oanoad, lnourad, raaoonabit ratft, rraa oollmlloa upon vloll304·575·4044 . All:lnt. 0111o o~Sm ' Nt.. " kitchen, utility room, , . , . _ , Nm- or d-lftlllolt- an raoo, ootor, rotlglon, Hl flmlllalllllul or lllllonll origin, or any ln!lntlolt to mako any ouofl prt~tmtao, llmllltlolt or dliiOtlmlnatlolt," Top lo Bollom CloonlnP. Service, profellionol, roo. Cla"rtnOI danllal, offlct cllanlng 11 Savaovtr,IO.OOO.OO·ont 4, ElCIIIonl Survey Hlotoryl only at thll p•·· N~ 3 5, Ellf)lrlencod Nurolng an allordlbla prlca. '"'"· "" lllalll (740)082-2979 or (740)082· ' bedroom, 2 bath HCIIonll · 8, Comptllllvt Wageel 1301 homt wlllt many amonllOII 7 RogionaJ Cll leal Sup, and lllrlt llkl huge 21 cu· n Will brulh hoG 130.00 I hr blo loot rolrloortlor wlllt ~ r;'~bod tocNHy wlllt a cell304-875-l'ill4 maker and dolull dloho Skilled Unlland 1 t.ong. wuhlr, Only 148.8°5·00 Tonn Cere Unll1 doJ'~~.':~~~':~ 1 :=~nd HIUP on your 9. Matcftlng 401·K & Tulllolt (304)57&-2371 Colt'l Moblltl HomH Alllllancol u 8 80 Elll 10, Ptkl Vll<:allon, Holldayo Will do Lown mowing, Al...na' Ohio 45701 and Sick Dayal painting, and olhlr odd Joba 740'5e2 1m Don'l mltl ""'on 11111 opo · cell 3Cf4·773-8034, elk tor • ' ponunltyl Rully, For Slit b\1 owner, 3 or • Conltcl: AndrNAdklna, WlllpronuroWIIhhoutoo bedroom, i bot~. -lint flocklf>rlngl Rehab Center, tralloro, and d-•·. Cal'! oondlllon, l,tany ntW Ito• 387~ R~~ nae.,AdpO:-- 441-4238 uk lor -1 122 Kl D 1vo a.-~~. Ron or urea. neon r · 45i7tl~ ·~• ,.1,_ mHII~. ~-.-,, (740),44a-8310 or (740).441· 740·082-880fl, Fu 740· - •• .. 4 681-4615 wu1 IIIIo caro of ol<llrty, Lind horn ko Lccal Homt Heelllt Agency nlghla, 11 & roltra..., LIM' l•lom.t'La~~= now hlflng tor tuti·Umi AN. ~7 11-7 I manta In- low paymont, Pr'lfll horne htllltl Loon ottloora on hond 7 onct but not nactNary. Wo . dayo a wttk. (7401448otftr' . competlllvo wagee, Bullal 3013 health lnturanca, and • frlondly atrnoophtre. OI'PolllliNilY ModiW Homo ond s.pe. Plouolnqulro at Famlty Berate Do<Aitt garage olor Care, Inc., 68tl Thltd IHOTJCII urtll olWalod on t 17 you .......... If'< ... t'OII be. Ptl1 " ' _ • • .. 17oQ<11(74tl)44f-11fNFftl r-. IMJil 2 FamiiJI &oljo. ii:GIIpmb ... ilL 0.00 foi ,..,..• ..,, \'MI. - . 513102· 5f4IGZ. -3-4. A/10 - - 218. • . . . . PluaS l -I • .. . Oldl. ...... Rd. -.c.,.. 3 F , VORl WirtiOI ~ :o'l ; lor _,_.,. 48r, An 1 Good Toclo, Don U 0.... 4tll N . 1/10 llor- fo. li I I 7 7 2 & IMft, · - d T i l o - o l & cal'" ca1(140)8112· ltdi'Gr-WoiTrlllrl Or.,Q 'j ' (74JillllJijjff ~' - · ...... ~~.....- --220- (7«l~l·IOM - Telemarketere wented to aek tor Don or leave Mil· holp uo quality pao~a tor • dlocount praooripl on pro· gram, Tolophona, computer, prtnlar & ntadld, $58, Do· posit requlrlcl on hire to nt up ICCIII OOdl lor phont line & rotundod altar 5 wHits. lllnloroated cell Joy 1 304-875 7077 lo 1 1 • or "'" moouge at 877-879·2882 . Traah . Hauler Noodod, CDL'I Raqulrod. Nlghll, Mull hlvt 2 yaara "Ptrl· 1 h enc. • dr vlng tcp eavy t k M 11 be 11 11 25 rue o. u a •• yaara of age; Call9:00·5:00, (740)388·1ltl88. URGENTLY NEEDED· plaoma donOrt, Nrn S80 to •~ k f 2 3 """ ~r Wll or or houra WHkly. Call Blo Lilt Plasma Strllk>O, 740·592· 8851. T Rl Wol:l~:nl~ Qh.l For You! AN Houll Manaatr 1oRouonatoCIIIAbout ThloOooonunltv 1, Excifltrtt &anllllo· Mfdl· eel Oental Vlalon and Ltltl ' ' ' 2. Graat OrllntaUon & Tralnlngl . e;::711Jtl tor AIJ. - -ae· .::S:: · - - - , . - al 7_ . . _ or 740- W -. SlfOO lllliiPT. %-4-....., It p . . '(let quip. - owner AnMIOUI 10 1111. Ho<lu For SIOI _,Muon All lUI MIMIIIo::.:ado:•~llrl~llln~lll Walmo~ . (304)11!-o408 In lllllno..apapor Ia INve alllljoettolllo , _ l'olrHcluolniAIIoll... Ranch hOiM. 4 SA, 2 bath. m- ~ lllialto LR, IQ. famMv room, rnodlm St., Galllpolla, OH 45631. • (7.0)«6·7283 All Makol Lown MoWOirt and Outdoof Power Equli>' ANI LFN naedld lor Homo mont Rapalrtd. F'" PIOkup Cera In lhl Galllpollo Araa, and dollvory ovatlabll. Cell FTIPT houra wllh bantflll. Mlko (7.0)446·7804. PltaH call Phytlla at1·800· 518-2273 or (81.)784·0960. Goorgoo PO!IIblt Slwmlll, . doni haul your logo to tho ~!~: :.";.':;,.~~~~ ~ mlllluot call 304·875·1957, lumber & hardware. Sand Handymao raouma or pick up an appll· Will mow grua, Wlod·..l, calk>n al Thomal Co•ll Ctn• Cllan river bankl, build lor, 178 McCormick 'Road, goldflah ponda, can do II• Golllpollo, OH 45831 rnoolan~hlng, Roaaonebll '' rotoo. Call 7.0.082·2528, ~ 4114, AutG. DJNel G!Mt, Paifll. 1480. till Cl'li ........ a g lollrol. - · · -:u: ...3 ... 2-.:r ....... u.J ..... :r-.2 • • • - · 1lotnti'IMI OP1111'11,..,.. ~:::: f%;'.~ CoolS--'*._ -IIIII ool-._ :::r:~== 2-.JH11 .......... ~;.•:;;.a:,•t! =~.5t.:'!_C..: :.~ ~"1"'== ~m - l ' l l r t -. McCturt'l ant now 11 3......;,. ,.. or ~15o;:,"'J"::.~ -"'Volilt- .- - I n Pfllll I _, - ..... .,.,..;; eo. • • -.y & ...,.: 8t dFRI '*"" pat!...,., HwlinO a AIIOHIAI-Tollor« ~ ......-__,..,.._,, w- -·_, -.:,:::-...,v.-,s.u. 21111:!. · - . _ , . ..... r• drug '*· 1· ..,_,,-II -·=·7pmon ~ : : :~WV •-. • . ~~~:=-~-==.:=."'C::: 111 ._ . . .. -.tMtQ~~~o--.c. .... HwlinO .....-. ~ VORl - . - - , . 8:QO, 4 FMIIfV""'-. 32511 a 1Jneno. Homt -w, LAlli Ill J ...... & AI 1•1 (oiCrOM fnlm Ill R ,. . - , ., • - · b r II, - · . . _ ,_ ,.... ............. ,. 1. a., Sdlaaj 1111 Cologe ..... ~ Ala FlfdoJ & ......... 1- QOI. good driving · record, - banollta, I< liCJOo831-8563. I .-<tt . -···---V..,- yrt. Of - '*' r _,, 0_... Otlvtra wanlld, no cot.. 23 cat..i CtntM, "'""*'·gig Clf-. - X • GHtttv . .. Raaplrolory Tlltrapllt, FUll Galli poll a C.rltr COllett Time Pollllon. OhiO Ll• (Ca'"rt Cloll To Home) conoed ART/ CRT. Mon· Call TO<IIyl 7~8-4381, day· Friday, 8:00am· 1·800-214-0452, 5:00pm, Com~llllve Wage, Reg 111().()11-12748, Rlllremont Plan, HNIIh ln·liM '"'•~ ouronca. Contact: Bow· "'ro~,.Do~ '-:gt-·'=ez ToYOU!, (304)882·51140 • 1•877•463• !28::J ~=.:;.;,~;;..;,;..;.;..__,. 2002 3 bt1211tt!. 0rAY 10 :n,.~OHS:~ ~ c:J~.=·~ r.:t==~~ lro:.5a":~ .=!h.~ E 6247 t 1841 Glillpolit, OH 45831. For youdo~wlllpeopte , fdon81. At. 181nMatoar· Nltekl74o.386-7171 . , ; .: .:.;.;,; ; ; ;.;. .____ _...,..,._,llhfll =--· ,. t . 1 :'!, \IT 9:i Oul:m :=:..... "-------,1 1~·.. P/1 <0111tACIOI\ Ill(. • 'H. I (QII(IBfJilO(II -..-,-~ • • Foalen. w.lll. Sltpl• I root, Ul (740 II l'lll 'Mlrk. lbt. Cob, 4114, Don't Forget ' ' r • lfw>WANIU> C.O.D. customtra.- Great man 'l Momecara, 70 Pint and other thlngo, Somt Hereford LIM Applegrovo Friday & Saturday, 8·5, Pa· llama to· glvo· awey a! 188 Mar. 3/4, handmade qulltl, Why wall? Start meeting lnol Ad .. Off or 775. Cook & Hubbard Ave., Galllpollo. doloya& craht, clothao, Ohio alnglta tonight, call toll Chair, & mloc. Cancel II looltocl., tr11 1·600·786·2823 IKI Rain . Multl·Famlly: 3•d·•th, Frl· YARD SALE FriiS 1 1621. ·Friday & Saturday May 3rd :~ 38i:·~~o~uo~~ 8•2pm, 111 houM .':,'1111 on & 4th. 9:00am·?, 1'51 Graen {corM~) '1 5 mlltl out SA Crab C'"k Rd. ANNoi!NcEMmrs Terrace, Mon, women, Chll· 141 , Houoahold llama, dran, & Baby Ck>lhtl, Toy a dreaoei, prom drool, piC· Yard Sola. Saturday, M~ 4. & mloolltma. turll, paperbackl, Womana Mono, Womtnl, Jr. lzo Are you tired of thoao har· . . alzo 10·14, .Lika Now Wom· clothing, houaahold lloml, Oiling phone calla? Don't Friday 513 lnd Sat 5/4 , ano 4P·8P aulla ShOel' 5 om. troozor, looll, Pro•FOrm· know whtrt to tum? Call & Allin or Shlna. 3206 Georg· BN . 8M Alln·, Taochira' treadmill, 2205 Llnopln Avo. lind out your ot>llona, Bron· 01 Crook Ad. Klda Clothoa, Mo;.,o Schooler• Aallrad 9 10 3 ca Ia & A Toye, Go Cart, Power .., uff ' oon Pan aooc1otoo, 1• Whoola mloc oaochor at ' ldoa·bookl, 3 Faml~ Yard Silo. Homt · HW'WM'ml Yard Sate Frt & Sit 3 & 4 at Expeiienced Houlehold 2925 Mapll Avo. GOoda O~ralor• Cluo A COL· Muol hive a poalllvo Yard Silo Fri/Sit.IJ.4pm, aftllude, pood worl< hlblll. 1 112 mllol George Creed gocd drivrng record, and ••· Ad. Brandnomo baby & collont poraonal abllillll matomlly ck>lhoa. with National Account and (740)3811·1708. • Mln\tntllllt IIOilcl· Cll. • R1 I'M. C. Ad& TtH.II"aday ro,. a"'naay• ,.. EllaIt Silo, May 4, Looo· · May 3rd & 4th, 8:00.?, Rlv· lion: 9231 St. At 218 (Mer· eraldo Drive, Cheahlre. c&NIIIa). Fumlturt, Lampe, Crafloman Toolo, Truck vaau, Silverware, Hand nroa & Rima, Adull & ChH· Tools, Clothing, Sowing dron Clothing, Toya, NFL Unll, Tabla & 4 chalro, Rid· e.ara, etc. lng Lawn Mowar wllh Ac· 886-699·2974. ,..,....., Pwv"hb IU'•tl:lt •uatl'ieaa o•v• day, Private alld Bachelor Cl8110t'ltl, olher . m!ac. May 3rd and 4th. From v .... IE'! ... Partloo. 8pm· . Sam. ltoma. Hourt: 111m lhru 6pm IO:OOam to 3:00pnt Ck>thll ••••-1I . r \O" .... QIIIQ'Nitii&'UI W.Aua."'*"': lll~Wbt.~ MOnSat1D-4 111E.1Mit• Poniltoy. Ott (740)1t2-SIOI ~~ e t~ 1ru •••oo&v.orsHetAlla'l.ll Or Fax To (304) 875-5234 Or Fu To (740) 992·2157 . 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