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SWfiiSIORT POMEROY A Rutllnd WOilllll WIS tilled In a IWOsvehicle ai:cideut lbat left IPliOther driver i~used Wecmesdlty ·on COunty ROld 7A (Old Ohio 7), the Glllia·Mei&s Post of the State Hi&b-Y Patrol KSIJIIIIIIII :n,.....-rSI~ M.;n<Jay. I told you :.e SDP .... -• ,,...... 17 -~- ...... ,.. th~t Norman Kay died in Januuy. H~ 40 $otput17 lO D I t .._ didn't try to gen~rate a 'D'tl Mt 11 . . . . • c. actiun at ,th~ table, ' .. Dot 41 ..... "'---·_ _ _ _..... preferring to play er- · BARNEY ' ror-liu bridge. This . ON£ OF US NEEDS GIT A QUARTER accuracy. strange as it TO STOI<E. Tt-l' FROM YORE may seem, .. cost him PURSE AN' WE'LL FI.IP FER IT some points occasionally -- as in this deal (rom the 1957 M;~s­ ters Individual. The declarer w~s Edgu K~plan, Kay's l'artner for more than 40 yea~ . . . TO<by. West would FRANK & EARNEST • upt>n two hl'arU, but ~---------------'------, the strong · two-bid ·was part uf the system GeT ONe ·,PI) I LIG , ...AN /4f~ I for this event. North / . ANI> ONf GOMMffl{,fAL should have taken the e_t 1>. y hint th.•t South had a G.tf AHft/r:;.,.,,.. 0 OlJ weak hand with a 1- - vi ANT TO ¥1ATCtf long dub suit, but he CELEBRITY CIPHER o•f• A Oil shot out three nobylu.. C.m~ r ,.. trump. (If North had Ct!tbllty CiiiMI Cl'jii40QfWM M -IIG 1!0111 qo,quiOIIataMic•a.'!'llt by ......... pooplo, poollllld OPflAt41 p~ssed, • though, ~ clw: A lqUIIs W , ~ Kaplan woul.d not 'NTIIDIMOHX DIJIITIII'II IW have won the titlc.l Wen led the heart POOTJL 0 tl 0 H X Y ;l · N X A Z Y .1' THE BORN LOSER qut>en : ace, king, r . . ""' ZYII RDO.I Y.IN i'ZT.IUTJL three. Now Kaplan 1-Jf\1>-.T 1\ ~l~E. C»,Y l f\AD! . c;~refully called for the I-lOW l tn.O TO ~~~~ AZYI' .11'11-NX ZYR club nine, not the \o.l~YIN£:, \TLiliAT seven, and covered FZIPLZF.' YIYOHF tl I J TOII\O~ · with his king. West IJILL~N.(,I won with the ace and RK0 '\1 2'-LXIHLXT shifted tu the diamond six, dummy's PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Ciothtl nevtl' thut up.' - Suttn Brownml?tr jack (using to East's 'F11hlon: 1 dttpot whom the witt ridicule end obey.' ace. Dack came the - Amb.r ott Bltlct .. . diamond two: seven, THAT DAILf q ueen, king. Now PUIJIU Kaplan led dummy's ' ' club seven and over- 0 Roorron;• lotto" of tko ' NO .~ took with his eight. four scrambled wordo bt· 'l,. In this. way, he col- iowto form four olm~le wordo. II lected 10 tricks (three .I B U R N A T spades, one heart, one Ill 1 diamond and five _ _ _ _ _ clubs) for a complete · ~:;~::;:~;:~...J top. Why did Kaplan T 0 B UD finesse in clubs? 3 I 4 I Here's what he wrote _ _ 1 _ _ . in The Dridge World: "You see, I was I RAw E T l:"'o: Wehadmovedloaveryoutof 11 h • -"'"~-r-...--1· lhe way town . I learned very k luc Y enoug to ave '" 1! 1 1 quickly that a small town Is a place Norman Kay on my . . . . where everyone knows whose ~EN TilE JU116E I WAS ALl. SET left, in the West posicheck Is good and whose .... •• APOL061ZED TO US TO 'VOTE '6Uil.TV'! tion. Never in his life E PS HEC is not FORT~E MIS· has Norman been 6 7 Complete the ckucklo quoted VHDERSTANDIN6, guilty of so bad a play _ _ . _ _ by filling In tke mluln; word1 you devolop from BliP No, 3 btlow. AND SAID WE' WERE as winning the fimt 600D CITIZENS FOR club if he could hold • PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS TRVIN6 TO DO up, so the finesse was ;::I~N~T;H;,Es;e;s;a~UA;,R~ES;;;=::;;*~~=;=:;:=r=:=:; I.IIIIAT WAS RI6~T .. marked. · 1j UNSCRAMBlE lETTERS TO · "Obviously, the sc- .::,.,!G;!!E~T.,:A:.;:N_;;SW:.:,E~R,__ _....I,,-1. . ....1..-1. . ....I-~ cret of winning Indi. SC:RAM·LETS ANSWERS viduals is to make sure that your oppo. Wiring • Yours • Count • Adroit • YOUR WORD · nents are more expert Philosophy professor to clas~ : "People are alwa.vs . 'ready to believe you when you speak badly of yourself;, . than your partners." )It Is so annoying when they take you at YOUR WORD. : ·=--· ,.: ·= RlpOited. Dorothy A. McDaniel, . ;.:.:.::....:=..:.:..._____ 47. was pronoonc:ed dead It the scene of the noon c:nsh, the patrol said. Stevtn P• Nease, 43, Pomeroy, was taken to Holm- Medical Centtr. · Troopers said McDiniel was southbound on 7A, south of Johnson Rood, when she altempted to pa.'IS in unknown vehicle in a no passing zt)llt and c:ollided head-on with l? nonbbound car driven by Nel?se. Troopers l?l'e attempting to locate the driver of the unknown car that McDaniel was trying to pass, said Lt. Richard E. Grau, commander of the 0· M Post. The vehicle in question was red in color. · "If you were driving on CR 7A near the intersection of Johnson R011d at nbout 1.100n on Mny 8, the state patrol would like to ques· tion you," Grou said. "All we need lois nsk tho driver questions concernIng the crash," he added. ~e driver may not even be aware of the crash. We simpl~ need to tie up loose ends.' Anyone with information on the crash should conlact the pati'OI at 992-2397 or 746-446·2433. The accident marked tho fifth rroffic fatality of the year in Mei~s County, and · the sevenlh m the patrol's coverage l?l'ea. There were I0 fatal crashes with 11 killed In 200 I. • we . ..-.EMil -In lhe""""'........_ . - .,I H I I I I I I I Hish: 10sl Low: sos Detsiii.A2 1 1 I I...J.-.1. :I I. I ~:=...,----Thursday, May \1, 2002 In the year ·ahead there i~ a stron~ chance that you stand co :\<:quire more material ac cumtllation than in thco pi11t. Hc>wever, don't let it buroi a hole in your po ck-.·t , ur you could h><c it aiL TAURUS (April 20-Mny 20) -- It's "true you likc beautiful thin ~•· but dun't carry this so f..'ar th:'t you're more i1111•rwcd by what peuple hnve imtea.d of what they arr. Know where to look for ro- mance and you 'll find it. The A s lro ~Gr;,ph Matchmaker in- standy reveals which •i~111 are romantically p•rfect for you. Mail $2.75 to Matchmaker, c/o this ttewspaper, 1'.0 . Dox 1758, Murray Hill Station, New York, NV IOISC,, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) --You might fiud it impossible to plcase younelf •mt your cornpaniol15 ;~J wrll. This . h fiue if you don't mind being a loner, but prtpare to be dropped li kc a hot potuo either way. 1 CANCER Oune 21-July 22) ·- Uulc51 you I!Uard your tongue, 1omething thoughtltll could sli<lt off of it and oiTcnd your li•tcners. It ca n hurt dcSl'ite your intentions. LEO (July 23 - Au~ . 22) •• · Should someone challenge your self-worth, to thli•c own self be true. The truth i!, that the oppo1ite is more likely. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) . • I~ your pltrsllit of a job ob. jcctive, bo cortful not to mp on anybody's toes, nor Itt thern trounce youn. Find an alternative route around the heavy shoes. LlllllA (Srpt. 23-0ct. 23) • ·Just because somebody i1 out of sight doesn't mcatt thoy 1hould bc out of mind aa woll. A lack of communi<ntion or .111 unkind cornrnent rould •e- venly dis•ppoint .thi1 individ· ual. · ' 011ly Concerned with him or hers<lf. Try not to let this per~o n put a damper on the inu~ hand: CAPRI CORN (Dec . .22· ja11 . 19) •• If you're a litlle too lax regarding certain health procedures, be prepared for tht• repercus1iotts. A lack of ' self-discipline could lead to : r<[!lell. ' AQUARIUS (Jan. 20·Feb. 19) ·- Remember to be gracioul and giving of yourtelf at all times, or you could inad· vertently irear someone who doe•n 't de1crve tQ be ignored in a meager fashion . PISCES (Feb. 20, March 20) •• You might only dig a big· ger ditch for yN•rJelf if you .~uempt to reiolve iiO issue upon which you and some at SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) -- Deware of'"a houhot impDrtant to you are diamet- salespenon who view• you at uound it. a "patsy" and tri<l to palm off" a ploce of merchandi•o that isn't wonh the price ug. Keep ·~our wiu about you. ' SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23IJec. 2t) - You may get ud· died with '" individual who is AI\IES (March 21-April I~) -- If you're gninK to do something for another, don't perforan the tuk while grumblong. Thr penon r,ou're htlplng will feel terrib r, and you'llntK"te ym~r good deed. rically opposed . · Tiptoe Briarwood Drivt, and New Ufe Lutttenm Chutdl just off J~~~Zbon Pike. He said 'W:Yt\dte has -40 beds avail· able for diSJ)IIll:td individuals. ''Th our llnowledge on that, th~ 's only pe?'SI)n · at \Vynaate," Davis ~~~id late wednesday nll!ht. "~le in Oallia Cooniy take ~ of them~l~ and that's what we 'rt doina." During ato\lr orthe affected n~tas, Da~is said commis· sioners discovered ~ven to 10 hon~es hlll:l been destroyed and atlQther I0 to IS were damtlgetl, It's Showtime! ' Welt Vlrllnlt Dtllf J: 3-3·6 Dlflr 4: 4·1-5·3 flawttrbtl: 6-11·l5-28-34 (35) . llhla· :a lldllll-11 ..... Clessifieds 84·6 Deer Abby Editorials A5 A6 Comics Obitue ries Sports 87 A3 81·4 Weather A2 0 2002 Ohio Vtlloy Plobllthl"' Co. I I PIMM ... Sto;t~~,A.'I · reserve health S107,000 pledged to replace levy losses IHOW 16&.011'1'1- Sln&lna eoloa In tM 'ihow Will bit, Allison Williamson, Ashley Eblin, Erlce Poole, Candice Fetty, Jelilce Justice, Jennlrer W.lker, Jemltha Willford, Anna Sayre, Bobble Buraon, Celena Elchln&er, Chelsea Montaomery, Juley Eblin, Mindy O'Dell, Bobbl Nlipper, Matt Williamson end Jaremy Selby. (Charlene Hoeflich) 8Y CIWtLINI HOIJIUCM Ohio Pick ' ...,: 6· 7-7 Plclt 4 dar: &·&·l·1 SUpti'Lotto: 7n16n17•29n3().38 lonUI 1111: 4l ICiclttr: O·&n 1·6·4·2 lUck.,. 5: 5·10.12·2ln30 Pick S nllflt: 6·4·6 · Pick 4 nllflt: 7-5~9·4 Families on Kerr Road Were devastated when their houses, barns. and trailen; were destroyed by the srorm. "M£ .$randma has nine lives, s;ud Donna Taylor, "If there was anyone in these homes ... Oh my God. Or:u\dma doesn't · have a house, but the rest of us are okay." · Thylor and her family were in their car and actually saw the tornado heading down KelT R011d and slmight fur her grandparents' house. • HOEFLICH4tMV()AILYSENTINEL.COM MAYS I . SWf IIU'QIIl Onnda Uld l'allowed a ftOnh. Valley Hospital In 1'\)int RIO GRANDE - What ~ tnd toward Bktwell Pltaslnt, W. V.. '(\VI) of the one ~i&t belie~ and 6\>alfte~t, c:ownna an ill}uml ._ken to Holttt wese was u Fl tomado ripped · aru of about lOur square treated lll7d ~ lhnMPJh the m~tioil of milts. ''It's Just amulna lhlt that's Galli a COUllt)' Wly The muoam tacillty at the .tl the tll}uries we've retelvtd ~ evtf?ina, leavina rest aru .on . the westbound so far," said Bill 01\~ls. Ollllia l'our ~ lniused and M side of U.S. 35 was badly County CoMmission presl· estimated S6 million WOith of damaaed and . tms were ckmt. . JliOP9tY dltmaae~ on both sides of the . . Davis .said commissioners Qallla Courity Emenlency way. · . have declared a s._lt of etnl!fn Manaaement Aaency olflcills t Ieist lOur tn1etor IRilers ~Y for the county, with ini· Slid the first caD for aid c:~~ne parked at the rest areas were ttal damqe estimates thou&h uound 6 p.m. wreded and lOur indl~iduals bet\veen SS.fi million and $6.3 Eyewitness cepom indil*ed suffertd minor ill}urios. million. two funnel clouds formed ThM were ~ to The American Red Cl'ms then meQted into one in the Holur Medh:al center and hns established shelters at Adamsville area near Rio another was liken to Pleasant Wyngale of Oallipolis at 308 plans·varie · shaw this weekend I,e I I I I I Gallia ·dies In a ash ,._.. POMEROY - Uslns music described as right out of the "sensational '60s and '70s with a twist,'' the Meigs Marauder Band will present ·Its annual vai!ety show Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. In the Meigs . High Schootsymnaslum. Toney Dlnsess Is director of the show, In which 87 students will stna and dance to music played by a dozen or so band stu· dents joined by Sue Paae, pianist, Don Day, keyboard and base guitar, and Sean Will ton, drummer. · Again this year, Julie Howard assisted with the dance choreography for the show. · Amonsthe old favorites In the aenaatlonal '60s seamen! of the ~how are the sentimental "Someone to Watch Over Me,'' "Becau~ You Love Me" and "I'm a Believer." Other familiar selections of that era to be presented are "Fire and Raln," ·"The Great Pretender," "I Love Rock 'n' Roll" and "Born to Ply.'' Students will slna and dance to "Let's Dance,'' "I Feel Like Danclna" and "Reunited." . 8Y INAN J, REID BRE!OotMYOAILYSENliNEL.COM POMEROY - Meigs County's townships and villages have pledged SI07,000 for the operation of the Health Department ne~t year, and that, combined with receipts and the agency's year·end carryover will make up the agency's 2003 operoting budget If o levy is not approved in Novemtier. Voters in Thesday's primary election rejected the Board of Health's l·mllllevy replacement, potentially leaving the departmenl a quarter of 11 million dolhm short on 2003 operating funds. . · · Melas County Trell!lurer Howard Frank, sui.d Wednesday he alKfthe BoliN of Health's Advisory Counctl, made up of the presidents of boards of township trustees and vlllu~e mayors, met last month to determhle whui those subdivt, slons ~un bear to fund the department. Those township nnd villa~e officiuls, b~sed on pro~rty · valuations, ngreed lo sel as1de u totul ol $1 07.000 from their Individual seneral fund budgets to fund the heulth department, in the event the levy fulled . State htw l\lqulres the subdivisions to puy for the operation of the health depurtmenl, but since 1982, revenue from the depanment's tall levies hus relieved the subdivisions of that obligation. Relieving the small governments in the county of Ihat obllgntlon wns the plan behind imposing the levy originally, Frank sold. "The future of the Board of Health will rely on whether u . levy Is pns~~ed In November," Fronk suid. Meigs County Health Commissioner Norma Torres is nway from her otl1ce until Monday, nnd wus not uvuiluble to commenl on whether the board will attempt another levy during the general election. ODOT director views area highway plans .. IQT. ·...,llt'l lAND - Brooke Vlnoy 11 the leader of Sat. Papper'• Lonely Heart• Club Bend which perform• In the Melli Vlrlety Show Friday and Sltu(day nllhtl. Playlnl In , . the band are, from left, Nicole McDaniel, drume, ind Shawna White and Holly Ro1e, trumpete. (Charlene Hoeflich) Among the other numbers Included In the show wlllch kicks off with Sergeant Pepper's Lonel.f Hearts Club Band are "Born to be Wild, "Bia Girls Don't Cry, ''Bobby Sock8 Rocks,'' "It's My Party,'' ''Downtown" and "Jet Plane." Tickets are $5 for adults and $3 for stu· de918· STAFF REPO~T DARWIN - Ohio Department of Trunsportat.ion Director Gordon Proctor and members of his stuff mel with ODOT District 10 leadership last Friday to tour five major new construction project$ in Athens und Meigs counties. ·These five projects will play u significant role in the com, pletlon of the U.S. 33 macro corridor which wus designed to create n safer, more efficient highway system between Columbus and Charleston, W.Va., as well us providing opponunlty for economic development in the surrounding areas. · Included In the five malor new contrucls ure the three phuseg of the Ravenswood Connecior projecl, which com· prlses a I ~-mile stretch of Super II limited access highway from the Five Points areu of Ohio 7 to the William S. Ritchie (Ravenswood) Bridge. · Al8o Included ure the two phuses of the Athens to Dar,win project that features a 12·mlle Super II hll!hwar reahgn· ment of U.S. 33 from Athens south lo Durwin. AI tlve pro· Jectg are 8Cheduled for completion prior lo the summer of l004. . "I'm alad to see these projects progressing," suid Proctor. ''The completion of the U.S. 33 corridor will huve a posi· live Impact in wutheust Ohio us it will improve safety and open economic developmenl opportunitie~." ' Pltllt ... ODOT, A7 . Dlah The Holztr Medical Centtr Diabelts Support Group will meet Sunday, tl4y 12 from 2:00 ·4:00pm in the Hdspital'1 French 500 Room. In MaiM County: Thurtclay, May 16 at 10:30 am · ~s• Senior Cen~ MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference May 13, 14 and 15 from 6:00 ·9:00pm in the French 500 Room www.holzer.org All are Welcome! For mort lnbmation, or to . I '·' �• Ohio The Daily Sentinel . . ,. ...... .,10 • ~:=1Umpike Hagan battles against Taft's popularity Ohlowtattaar COLUMBUS (AP) - The day after visible than he is," Beck said. ''What the po~itive uncontested pnmaries, Re(IUblican Oov. · tmqes of 'lift into nepuve ones." Bob lift Utd Democratte challenger Meanwhile, lift would do belt to 1im H~an WCnl doina exactly what ignore attacks unleu they aerioda1y one polittcal analyst uys they need to threlten him in the polls. Beck said. do. · "His beststrategy is to cout," be said. Hagan, the financia.l undenlog, Bluni~ the administration for budatlacked 'llf\'s record in a news confer- 11et defic111i or a recession probably ence Wednesday at the Statehouse. The won't stick, Beck said, but Hagan could incumbent, speaking after a State exploit the clec:ade-long school financfiighway Patrol conference across ing fight. · town, declined to call attention to his "The K-12 situation is sitting out opponent. . there like a ~lla in this campaign," he Another observer warned Hagan said. "He ought really be able to make shouldn't take the negative approach some inroads." too far. Both Beck and Melanie Blumberg. a The mce pits a fonner 1.6-year com- ~liticaJ science professor at California missioner from Cuyahoga County, the (Pa.) University, said Taft could be hwt state's most populous, against a first- by squabbles he's had with fellow GOP term governor with high approval rat- leaders of the House and Senate. ings and a name that's a:n Ohto political Money is Hagan's biggest problem. . legacy. Taft's great-grandfather was As of their April 25 campaign finance President William Howard Taft. reports, Taft had $6.1 million to Hagan must chip away at Taft's popu- Hagan's $146,686. Hagan now has larity · and prevent any perception that about $450,000 to $500,000, said Karyn he 's already run away with the race, Gillette, his campaign finance director. said Paul Beck, chnirman of the politi- Taft campaign spokesman Orest cal science department at Ohio State Holubec sa1d he keeps no running tally. University. '\ · "Clearly we've got our worlc cut out '1'aft isn't going to get much more .fo~ us," Hagan said Wednesday. sealina their parties' nominations in you have to do is 0 .Sunny skies prevail Friday www.mvd lllf..ntlnel.com Thunclily,llly '· 2002 chance LOCAL BRIEFS. :tends hand Bodt c•Ddiclalea have bel~ hi&hprofile COIIIIOCtiou. Jllre4-t Bush is to ~~ It a lift event on friday, while Hagan is married to acues& Kate M~w and friends with Deln<aatic U.S. ' Sen. Edward Kennedy of MlssachiiiOtts. · Bush's appearance "reflects the fact that Ohio is a very important state," Taft said Wednesday. "You have to have money to cormnunicate a message," Taft said. Hagan countered: "Taft needs to raise all the money he can, because he has to defend a record that's indefensible." Hagan said he was "unused" that the wealthy son of a president was helping the wealthy great-~son of one. "They're the ruhna class in America," he said. '7hey have no concept at all of the worlcin~ men and women struggling to make a hving." Hagan often attacks the 12-year OOP domination of the state, saying it huns working people. Republicans bold the House, Senate and all statewide nonjudicial offices. When asked what he thought about his opponent on Wednesday, Taft said, ·"It's important to focus on my own campaign." · ' Glldys .... POMEROY- Unilsofthe crumbliUJ Mtlfl. v building. A lllrric:'llde was i!WAIIC:cl COOLVlLLE - Gladys Webb. 8:5, Coolville. died on IDS~ nine t:alls rar assis\\'blnesdlly eVl:lling. blod:Wednesday, May &. 2002. at Selby General Hospill.l in IIDCC on Wednesday. Units illfl off both slteetS uound the Muietta. as follows: building, afrer a bulge on ihe Arrangements will be lltiiOltDCCd by White Funeral H(lme, responded 'CENTRAL DISPATCH second floor t1pp;:ian:d to Coolville. 12:12 a.m., Overbrook vrorsen following thi ~'s Nursina Center, Kathy H:ash. heavy nlin · Pleasant Valley lbpital: · Ma)'or Samdy lunudli I a.m.. Veterans Memorial Rt.m..AND - Dorothy Seth McD:miel. 47. Rutland. died Hospital, Doris Wilt, Holzer said she Ito been in cootact with the offire of U.S. Se.n. on W~, May 8, 2002 as the result of injuries sustained Medical Center: George ~inovic:h and others in an aut ile accident. . 12:05 p.m.. HMC Clinic; in an attempt to secure fuods Arraogements will be announced by Fisher Fllnel'!l Home. 'lllna Kennedy, HMC: to demolish the huilding, but ft.8: 18 p.m.. HMC Clinic. hu found no funding OW'CC VI"• Gloria Waner. HMC; to date. '~"' Ora E. H'll 90 R · died "'-~---..11 M 9;40 P.·m., South Bndbury, Built in the lat.: 19th centu· C RA u~c. t • •. acme, '!~""' Y· my Sam Williams. PVH. · rt us Lewl & Cue Dry 8. ~2. at the Manetta Nursmg and Rehabihtabon Center. POMEROY and Coe·s Opera Manetta. . Noon, County Road 7A, Goods House. the buildln~. owned Arrang~nts will be announced by Cremeens Funeral . motor vehicle accident, Steve by Carl Platter of Middleport. Home. Racme. Neuse, HMC. has no roof. ~nd has bel!un lo 7:12 l'.m., Broadway. deteri001te rJpidly. Pllnny Snuth. PVH. It also housed the M~rk V RUTLAND grocery ston:. LITTLE HOCKING - Fred C. Moore, 88, Little Hocking, 1:10 p.m., Ohio 124. motor Meanwhile. traffic is died Wedilesday, May 8, 2002, at Camden-Clark Memorial vehicle accident. Jenny diverted along Nonh Third Hospilal, Purkersbu.IR. W.Va. Fackler, treated. Avenue und Front Stn:ct. He was born Oct. 4, 1913, in Vienna, W.Vu., son of the lute Fuclder. Ben SYRACUSE Frank and Tillie Saton Moore. Noon, County Road 7A. He was a retired member of Parkersburg Carpenters Local motor vehicle accident. 899, and was u veteran of the U.S. Army during World uWu.r Dorothy McDaniel, dead on II. arrival. MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Surviving are two sons und o daughter-in-law. David and County Chumoor of Nanc~ Bohman Moore of Powell, and Scottie Moore of Little Commerce will . hold its Hocking; a sister, Zelma Davis of Parkersburg; and a grandmonthly luncheon on son. Tuesday. from noon until l He was also preceded in death by his wife, Pauline Moore. POMEROY ut the Overhrook Center Services will be II a.m. Saturday in White Funeral Home, Beautification of downtown p.m., m Middleport. Coolville, with the Rev. Helen Khne officiating. Burial will Pomeroy will begin Friday ut Ohio Valley Publishilig Co. · follow at Torch Cemetery. Friends may call at the funer.ll 9:30 a.m. and volunteers are Publisher Dickllrson is home from 2·4 and 6-8 p.m. Friday. needed to assist with olantim! scheduled Den to s~euk. OVP flowers. Garden club mem- publishes Th~ DUlly Sentinel. bers and members of the The Gallipolis Daily Tribune Meigs County Muster nnd the Point Pleasant Gardeners will be assisting. Register. Following the lunchllon, Dickerson wi II tuko n brief tour of the county and meet POMEROY - Several with local ofliciuls and busipeople have been charged ness and conununity leaders. Those plnr)ning to attend and a number of incidents the luncheon should RSVl> investigated by the Meigs County Sheriffs by culling 992-5005. Department. Sheriff .Ralph Trussell said Michael Pethtel has been charged with driving under CHESHIRE Gulliu· the influence (second Meig s Community Action offense), driving under sus- Agency will give uwuy new pension and failure to control clothing on Muy 17. after crashing his vehicle .into a ditch along Ohio 7 near Eastern High School. . Scott Payne · and Enck Payne were both arrested on MIDDLEPORT - . Juck bench warrants for failing to . Knne of WOWK -TV will pay old fines. Aaron Wells speak ut Overbrook was also arrested for failure Rehabilitation Center us pun to pay old fines. of National Nursing Home In other matters, Jerry Week. Bentley reported to police He will be the. keynote thai when he returned to his speaker at opening cerehome after work, someone monies for the fuciiity's had entered the residence and observation on Muy 13 Ul stole two guns. Benlley 10:45 u m. added he had found a bow out in his front yard. Also: • Alice Chapman re~rted that her mailbox was hit by a car and that she had recovered u piece of the tail light;. . • Russell R. Bums filed charges on Owendoien Chapman for unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. . HID Fled Moore Luncheon set ·To beautify QUOTH THE LAWYER · ot ~our 4t m~~day...Mostly s~nny. Highs in the lower 70s. Northwest · winds S to I 0 mph. . · Friday night ... Mostlyclear. Lows in the mid 40s. Extended forecast Saturday...Partly cloudy. Highs in the lower 70s. · Saturday night...Mostly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms late. Lows in the Upper 50s. Chance of rain 40 percent. Sunday... Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers and thun.derstorms. Highs in the upper 70s. Monday... Partly cloudy. A chance of showers and thunderstorms during the da~. then a chance of showers. Lows in the upper 50s and highs m the mid 70s. Tuesday...Mostly clear. Lows in the upper 40s and highs in the lower 70s. Wednesday... Partly cloudy. i..ows .in the upper 40s and highs in the lower 70s. . ~ Mththeb,..Dum Charges flied 0~ ~OBob's Market &: Greenhouses ~. · Free dothlng "For thirty-two years, we've hem working hard to product the best · quality plants available. " Bob~ retail locations are stocked dAily with . plants. and baskets from the greenhouse. · Bob~ still . .. no mini or partialflats. Beautiful Hanging Baskets & Quality Bedding Plants To speak mix tf mtltch ~2for Supreme Court: cities can bar manufactured homes COLUMBUS (AP) - In a decision that has implications for municipalities slatewide, the Ohio Supreme Coun said Wednesday that the city of Canton can bar manufactured . homes from its city limits. With a 6·1 ruling, the justices reversed an appeals court decision and reinslated a trial court declaration that part of a 1998 state law regulating trailer parks is unconstitutional. The Su~rerne Court said the law infnnged on the Ohio Constitution's provisions that give municipalities the power to make their own governmenial decisions. "Thfs statute, which attempts to limit the ability of political subdivisions to zone their communities as they see fit, strikes at the heart of municipal home rule: the orderly planning of a city," J ustlce Evelyn Lund be~ Stratton wrote in the court s majority opinion. Craig Cheuler, an assistant law director for Canton, called the ruling a local issue that has slatewide implications. "It was a victory on many · levels," Chessler said. "It is a recognition by the Supreme Court of the home-rule author- ity that municipalities have." In 1998, Canton amended its city code to prohibit manufactured homes. "Our main concern was about the effect that manufactured homes would have on property values in a well established area," Chessler said. That same year, the ' Legisla~ enacted a law that in part forbid municipalities from barring manufactured homes from areas where other s~efamily homes were penni . An exception to the law allowed private landowners to prohibit varioui structures, including manufactured homes, through deed reslrictions. · Canton attorneys argued that the exception helped suburbs but not older cities. "Canton wasn't in a position to prohibit them thrOugh deed restrictions, so we had ·to use ~ning," Chessler said. The city filed a lawsuit in Staric County Common Pleas Court The trial court sided with the city. The state then atJIICaled. The Sth Ohio Distnct Court of A~pesls reversed the trial court s ruling, saying the state statute was considered a "general law" that trumps municipal ordinances. . $2200 lncludea: New Guinea Hybrid lmpaHena, Ivy Geranium, Zonal Geranluma, Ve1rt.na. 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OllllldiMalte Counly 13 WHirt a WHirt 52 WHirt · t2o.25 sse.ee 1101.12 EQUIPMENT CHI!CK - Vice President of Beaver Excavating · Jack Ford (with hard hat) and ODOT Director Gordon Proctor step down from a piece of equipment being used on site for Phase 1of the Ravenswood Connector project. (Sentinel staff) All AGES, All TIMES S4.00 lilY, . ._ ' WOMEN'S HEAL1HCARE • ...__ John P. McMurry, MD will al1o be serving tbe Jacluon County, WV area. O.lllpolla, Ohio Phone (740) 448-1711 OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK .. •• ·. Obstetrician - Gynecologist 11111214 · COMPLETE ..........-:a1u • 2400 EMtem Avenue '· ---~----~r------------------------~~-------- (UIPI21,_1 01llo Volley ,ulllltlllnt Co. PuDIIIhOd 1MfY anemoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Cou~ Sl., Po1111royt Ohio. Second·cl••• pootaga pold at Pomaroy. Mamllar. Tha Auada. . f'rlll and tho Ohio Newlpaper -atlon. Pwb;walln Send adcbu oorreollonolo The Dally S.ntlnal, 111 Co•~. 81., Pomeroy, Ohio 45750. Plll••r:llllll:l- CONVENIENT LQCADONS; ' 1/4TWO mile north Qf Pomeroy ·Muon Brldga Maeon, WMI VIrginia Phone nw121 MIDDLEPORT - Traffic continues to be diverted from ·JOH Lou of dwtc:a to win (1 coray hour) aU day Sarurd&y, May 1hh at both loget!ouJ 54888 S.fl. 124 "' .It ' Portland,' Ohio Meigs Emergeac)' Service Duiullly McDaniel l . B\' THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The region's skies should become clear tonight and remain cloudless on Friday as high pressure builds over the region. Temperatures will fall into the 50s overnight, then climb into · the 70s on Friday, the National Weather Service said. The weather ptcture looks good for the area on the early pan of the weekend but min could retum on Sunday, forecasters said. Warmer temperatures in the 70s are likely. Sunset tonight will be at 8:34, and sunrise on Friday is at 6:21a.m. Weather fomast Tonight...Mostly cloudy until midnight, then becoming partly cloudy. Lows in the lower 50s. Northwest winds 5 to I0 North S«oold A~U& and'. Mill S1n!tt to ~~ .IRlftc and p:dcstriu from the EMS runs ' PLEASANT VALLEY . HOSPITAL I �• The Daily Sentinel • • ............... WASRlNG'ION (AP)- ~'$~ · of bkdl a wdear .... si• in the $tile tft clwidiq !al\t:r • IWSIIII ~ U ~·SCIIII:IIt ofdle pqtcl Uld i~ dle Stt.f.ltt -.y coasidet 1M ls.wt " tut1 " 1\eltl IIIOftlh.. fPorill& ('()ft(;fiUS by some laWI'IIIftn the riW of lboia$ll\ClS of 1Mitl91' wt.\te shiproe~~~S mmiq die «MMIIV)\ 1M Howl decidtcl by a M!larly 3-1 ftlllllin to ~ Pmident Bm's plan to mike l'lltt.t Noolllala die Mtian~ c:attal ftlltltar' ~ ltpOsitoey. . The mounlaln, • ~or wkAftic rotk and t.lll.. i&90 milt$ IIOithWtil or Lis Vtlf.l$ and ~t to the Nt\>llCb ~t Si"' whelt die &0'~-t ~... sc.ortS of nlldeu bomb& tbuiq the Cold Wilt )W$. . . . De$pi• the o~mi~~& ~au~ defb.t, Nevada ~v. · Kenny Quinn, • R~bbt~An, &ald he w~ oonfidtnt tht &cil· ity ne"ftf will bt bu1lt · 1111 lSS a it • • DEAR UtY~ M)' mother Is beiq married '1&111 ihls allm!ner. Tbls is her 111\11 niaJrlqe. IUid I fur ""' t$ dolqlt fur all tht "WfUlll """ SOli$. . It all stll'ttd 30 yan aao whell, , IS I teen-~getl $M lilllmcl my flthtl\ She lrimied him to aet.awt)' from her fltnily, ¥1 fatbef ibilted her, !lht d~ hun. then leltlll".-~ him ~gtln, They $llyed ~th· -u to more Miwalile yean belle diYoitlna. Within tlute months she • met and married .nothet ll\ln, He was tddic:ted to "the ehtse." Mother was Ills fit\11 wife. (He is clmtl\tlY on No. 8.) She dl~ him am1 muried husband No, 3, hen though he was obviously .~-addicted, It eventllllly caused their dlvorte. . · For tht .,ast few months, my mother has been looking for love 011 the Internet and tllrouall person• al newspaper ids. Wfthfn two ResHKheas seek analysis Daughter promotes sequel • Pipebomb suspect.described as \veil-manner' ** WASHlNGTON (AP) - A detlllltd llnlllysis of antllm bacteria strni,ns sugests tht~l scitnlists e~tutally mliY be llble to pinpoint the SOO!Ilt of ~pores u&td Ill the llllthtU•bY· mailattkb that killed five u.nd sickened at lnstl J l11st fall. In a study in the joom11l Science, ~ ~ th;)y found enough diffen~nces in the tOI1:1.l @\Ulttit strutture of thl! ~td Ames strain of nntllrwt 10 climinllte some l11bs u.s suspetttd sources. . · · •· .· Eltperts who ev•lullttd the Stu~nce study Sllld .more mtalcll, usinll the sume t~hnique, coold unt()\1\'-f 01111.11' sub· tie butspetifit DNA ''n~nrkers" thi\t ~uld m11tcll U{l Sfimt,lllb cultures with the bnctenn spom .mu.1led to people tn Flonda, New York nnd Wn~hington . "Based on the mnrkcrs we found, t nm not sure wh11t we VIOUld find (in specim~ns) from otlll.ll' htbs," s11id Timothy D. Reod, 11 geneticiSt at the Institute for Qtn()mic Reserudl In Rockville, Md.. and first nuthor of the stlldy. ~·It is possible we might be nble to distinguish them." l'he Daily Sentinel L--......,------------- Riehnmnd's del"enst~ u.ttun\ey, Steve Utt, su.id Ill~ client "looks rorwnrd to tile opportunity of puttinttlle stllte to the tosk" of proseeuti"l sutll l\11 old ttst~. · Ritllmond's dll~htet told lnvestl&lltors &he SiiW her father stnb 21-)'tllf-old c 11mtJenklns In f968 while yelll"l mcial slurs l:l.t her. . Andersen cuts dHis CHICAOO (AP) - WhHe Arthur Andersen LLP fightS fur Its life in 11. lligh·prol'ile obstru~tion of justice trial, the firm has continued to remake Itself behind tlie scenes. Ln . tt Wtdnesdny, Andersen •nnoonetd thlll . rl\'111 Deloltte &. Touche Wt)uld hire 11wny ~:~.bout 2,000 A.ndersen Wt)tken, lntluding nenrly 200 'ptrtners, lltrms the United Sttttts, Andersen did nfit dlsel~e terms of the ngreement. Earlier, KPMO Consulting Inc. announl:ed It plans ttl aequlre as many as 23 business consulting units of Andersen W . orldwlde's member firms for up to $l84 million. And Bmst &. Yfiuna LLP aequlred Arthur Andersen's Plusburah 11udlt and tu prnctlces in a deal involving 87 Andersen employees whtl will join Ernst &. Young's offiee in that city, Andersen snld the Deloltte and Brnst & Young ticals ''are consistent with thl! firm's plnn to move forwlltd as ll smllller nnd different firm." Andersen is spllttlnl! off Its tax 11nd eun· sultlna businesses fur bndly needed east\, Mot ••n Great Selection Of... Roott.r Recllnen... Wall Reollnere Rtollnlno sotaa... Sleep sotaa RECLINERS PRICED FROM • • • LA·Z.DOY. One dud In MO. fl--..aln.a· F.1-flahtln battle bl1i11 IIYII hll In It lhl PtriiCt and welted Susnad held In '60s mu,rcler great grindparents are Frank Announce· bl..rlh .· .and Iva Upton nnc1 the late Robert and Nina Robinson. .. REBDSVlLLB - Ronnie 'and Kelly Smith Robinson of e...IIO".,rshlp · Reedsville I"WW 'n at the Zion Cllun:h on June 18. Vacatjon Bible School will be held at Bradford Church June 10 to 14. Memben slned a sympa· thy card for VIrginia Nelson. announce 111e1.., The next meeting Is to be the birth o f G i held at Pomeroy Church on their first May 23, with Dexter mem· child, a DBXTBR- Meigs County bers having devotions. daughter, Churches of Christ Women's "Count Your Blessings" . Ronn~ Lynn Fellowship met recently at the was the closing song. Ann Robinson. Dexter Cl\ureh. . · La be · had 1 · A ' She was Members slllig "We Gather m . rt c osma prayer. born on Together" as the opening song program on planning a aurden ~t;;;;'i;;;"_. April I8, and "For the Beauty of the and landscaping was held. •-n 2002 at World" as the ~~~'~~yer song. .Refreshments were served ~" Camden· Mildred Ph'iifips led the · by the host church. Clark Memorial Hoapilal in opening prayer, and Paula Parkersburg, W.Va. She Pickens of the Bradford . welghec18 !)!lunds, 13 ouncea, Church gave devotions: and was 21 inches long. "Your Place In the World:' LANGSVILLE- Gregory • Maternal ~parents are and two poems, "A Bag of Se1111 or Lanaavllle haa been .June Smith of Reedavllle lind Tools" and "Get Somellody nll!lled to the dean'• llat for Harold Smith of Lcxlnaton, Btae." the winter term at Clllclnnatl S.C. Paternal grandparents Report' were read and State Technical and . are Robnnle Roblnaon and approved. Community Colleae. Mary Cole, both . of R•malnlng Qllllt block• will · Students named to the 1111 Reedsville. . be made htto lap coven to muat take at lea.at 12 credit Matemal areal arandpiU'· alve away. . . . houn and have I grade point lntb are the rate Cliarles and · The monthly meetlna for averqe of at lea.at 3.5 on a 4.0 !ll:tabeth 1ohnson. Paternal the women 'a rewat will held aradlna scale. . . MIDDLllPORT - Due to a ahonaae or bloOd collec• tiona, the American Red Crou will hold a blood drive bn Wednesday at Overbrook Nursing Center . In Middleport. Cheryl Oergely1 1poke1penon for the Rea Crou, said blood donation• over the pall several weeks have not met the neceuary :quotai, with the result that orders to area hospltale have been cut. . "All blood type• are need· .ed, but 0 posftlve and the :neaatl~e type• are espe~lall)' ·low." salcf Oergely. • from Acquisitions Pin1 ]twtlry AI NIJIIIS NonhUI BIJtiiB ONLY 8· FACTORY PROGRAM Z.OOl..M.QUJ~ INTREPID'S LEFT LOADED WITH OJ,.flONS & STARTING AT ONLY Pearl necklace-earringbracelet set (res. $99) · '99 · Nearly 117,000 unlta of blood and blood component• were 1hlpped l_n a alx·month ~rlod to more than 100 boa· phah In the Greater Alleahenlea Reaion, whl~h coven pana of aht atatee, Including Meia• County. "All of thfa blood wu donated by volunteer blood donora,'' Oeraely added. "Molt people are aurprlaed, 112 Mile Soudl ()f The Silver Bridae · 252 Upper River Road Gallipolis, OH AUN DV/l$T NEIL PtEFE/l . , .• ""lflllllllllli. tl-11111 jOE TILLIS Plaillips and htr daugll· ·rtr; Jtannt Pltillips, shan tht pstN· don)lm Abisail \tin Bun~n. Wrill DMr Abby at www.IHarAblry.wnt or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angtlts. CA 90069.) MEIGS CALENDAR .Community Calendar Ia gram and serve refresh· MIDDLEPORT publllhed I I I Me • .,. men.ta. Allladlea welcome. · Widows Fellowah lp Frldlliy, vice 10 non•profft group• noon. Middleport Church ot wtahlng to announce POMEROY - Preceptor Christ, potluck luncheon. meeting• and aptclal Beta Bela Chapter, Beta aventl. The Clllenclllr Ia Sigma Phi, 8:30 p.m. SATURDAY not dtelgnecl 10 r.:mote Thu.raday, St. Paul · POMEROY 11le1 or tund-ra ••• of Lutheran Church, Pomeroy. Modern any typt. ltlma aN print• Carol McCullough and Burlingham eel only 11 apace parmlta Carol Adams, hoateses. Woodmen, Saturday, 5:30 and cann.ot be guaran· p.m. potluck.with ham and · tttcl to be printed 1 ape. CHESTER - The Shade . chicken, beverages and clllc number ol daye, RIVer Lodal No. 4S3 will hold table service provided. Its regular meeHng on Mothers to be recognized. THURSDAY Thuractay at 8 p.m. at the lodge. RACINE Dorcaa RACINE Return Bethany Sonahlne Circle TUPPERS PLAINS Thursday at 7 at tha VFW 5093, Tuppers Plaine, Jonathan Meigs Chapter, church. Members to take at the hall, Thursday, 7:30 Daughters ot the American 'while elephant' Items to be p.m. Dinner at 8:30p.m. Revolution, Sadturday, 10 auotloned. · Lalha Proffitt a.m at the Racine Library. and Jo Lee to have the pro· FRIDAY Elisa Young to apeak. Every mother Is unique but all mothers have one thlnaln common: no matter ho.w busy they aet, they're always there for you. This Mo.ther's Day, show mom how special she Is • fill her day with love, lauahter, and warm memories. even shocked, when they hear the quantity of blood that Is needed by hoapltala on a dally b11ia." To be a blood donor, indl· vidual a mull be · at leaat 17 years old, weigh l 05 pounda or more, be In aood aeneral health, and not have donated blood within the put 56 daya. . Donora can alve blood when taklna moat medica· tiona, Including ln1ulln and hlah blood pre11ure medic•· tlona tt thefr medical condl· don 1 • atable. The blood drive Inched· uled from noon until 4 p.m. at the nurtlna center. CHINESE RESTAURANT '?. c:w ..._..., Sliver 1 • Genuine pear tJ.t,. stretch bracelet mother and ~ jl, · Lunch BU/Iet $5.25 ~~ · I (Paulin~ ~1:. 1~kln- :t" Br.lng In this coupon for : . · DEAR ABBY: My fiance and l are beina manied in Wilminaton, N.C. The pastor who will perform the ceremony lives two hours away in Ra.lelah. He will h•ve to arrive in Wilminaton on Friday afternoon in order to supervise the rehearsal that night _ and stay in town ovemi,ht, as our wectdina is the followmg afternoon. · Are we required to pay for allorel room on Friday niaht for the pastor and his wife? If he stays Saturday niahtafter the wedding, should we also pay for that? We're also unsure if we should has ever dealt with this dilemma. so · we are hoping you can set us straight, Abby. We want to do the .ngL ' lit nt thina. - ALMOST NEW· LYWEDS DEAR ALMOST NEWLY· WEDS: Since the pastor will be in town officiating at your weddifti, ·the gracious thi~ would be to see . tlla.t the holel bill 1s taken em of. If he and his wife are staying on Saturday to attend your wcddina reception, the room should be included. However, after compen· satina him for the ceremony. I see no reason to add • gratuity. • ••••••••••••••••••••••• °/o Q ff : 20 any Item In the storell : help. . tip h.im in addition 10 the officiant fee. None of our friends or family • s49 l 1/4 carat Diamond Cross · or Heart pendant TER Of A MARRYING MOM DEAR DAUGHTER: I'm not sure there is anythlq you can do now 10 "save" your mother. Wllit to see if husband No. S ''lakes." If it doesn't work out, then will be the time fOUr mother will be ll\OSt receptive to 11ettina profeS$ional Middleport blood · drive next Wednesday FAOM STAI'l' IIEPOATB our Mom (rq. $159) weeks, she lblllld a man she claimed to love. They pk:kecl a wtddlna tile. He was • drUa addlc:t and dealer who ended up taking everythlna ftom Mom's house. Fortllllltely, they did not many. MOll\ has ftCelltly met lliOther mlln on the Internet - a recoverlilg alcoholk:, active in meetinas and social function$. Of all the men she has brought home, he is definitely the best prospect fur nwrlage. She confided that she is not In love with • • deserves the .bestll $$$$$$ 275.00 PER MON1'U ADVICE · On list schools list revlslcl MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Abby ·Meigs Notebook • WASHINGTON (AP) - On octnsion, C1:1.roline Kennedy emerges from belli nd n curtllin of pri vncy and assumes the role of custodian of the Kennedy legacy. . She did so Wednesdux night, promoting the sequel to her fllther's f11mous book, 'Profiles in Cournae," cmd nssurlng the audience thnt her family's political leaacy would likely continue - her three children nil are already tnlkina nbout running for office. But don't look for their names on the ballot box just yet. They runge in lli!C from 9 to 13. · • Tlie event, held nt George Washington University, also fen· lured Bob Woodwurd of The Washington Post and education activist Marion Wri¥,ht Edelman. Both contributed to Kennedy's new book, 'Profiles In Courage for Our rtme," a UUU collection .of. short profile~ ofelected officlnls who stood by ST. LOUIS (AP) _ Heavy rilln In southern Mlsaourl their co.nv1cuons, though Jt often cost them their popularity pushed rivers and creeks beyond their blln~!t produclna flash and pohticul fortune. floods thnt swept n teen·aaer to her denth w'eanesday. A search continued for a second teen·aaer who apparently . 'Fallin-' jumped Into a rain-swollen river on n dm. . · li · · Up to 4 inches of rnln followlna other henvy storms In WASHINGTON (AP) - Students In an estlma~ed 7,200 recent dnys, deluaed southeast Missouri during lhe 24-hour public schools could.be eligible for transfers to another pub· period eni:llng Weilnesday mornina, the weather service said. lie school this fall, 1he Education Department said In southwest Missouri, a 17-ycar-old alrl wu killed when Wednesday. Earlier department estlmntes put the number or she aot out or her stalled car late Tue&aay and was pushed "falling" scllools at 3,000 to 5,000. •· under the vehicle by rushlna water, officials said. · Students in these schools could be eligible for federally ·· paid transportation to another school. In some cases, they ·· could rlso be eligible for free tutoring. . •• Part of the Elementary and Secondary .Education Act thnt PECOS, N.M. (AP) _ Firefighters struaaled In ruaged ter· President .Bush signed In January included a requirement that rain Wednesdny to corrnl n fire thnt burned more llian 800 students In grades three throuah eight be tested annually in acres In the Santa Fe National Forest nnd briefly threatened reading and muth. Santn Fe's watershed. For the first time, students In schools where scores do not The fire, which forced 300 people to evacutue, was 70 per· Improve over three years could transfer to another public cent contained Wednesday. lt erupted Monday and quickly scl\ool, with most of their transportation costs paid. Afler engulfed hundreds or acres In the Sangre de Cristo four years, students could be eligible for federally funded Mountains. tutoring. "We did have some very strong ausu, but the work we did lut nlahtand early this morning 1\eld very well," fire lnfor· matlon officer Jim Whittington Rnld Wednesday. r· Hiaher humidity expected Thursday !hould help, MARTINSVILLE, Ind. (AP) - In a rural city where the Whlttlnaton said. Ku Klux Klan once marched, a whlt.e man described by his daughter as havlna "a pronounced dislike for black people" was charged with the screwdriver slaying of a black ency· clopedla saleswoman 34 yeara a,o. Kenneth C. Richmond, 70, o Indianapolis, was char,ed with murder Wednesday durlna a brief court appearance. he judge entered an Innocent plea on Richmond's behalf and he wasjalled without bail. Dear him, but they have set a summer "Miklina date. She feels love will come later, IUid she "likes" him en.o.h tommy him, I stlould menliClll that Mother is.a successfUl P"Ofessional woman with a gTeatjOb. She owns 1 beautiful horile and is filllliCially seclll'e. However, she is very lonely, Ills no &lends, rarely speaks to her 10 siblints - and lllldly ever visits me and ~ dauahter, even though we live Clllly 20 minutes away. We have had a strained relatiClll· ship for yem, I feel that she aban· dons me whenever 1 new man enters the picture. I Wlllt what's but for her, but I don 'I believe she has the self-confidence or insiahtto pick a man who doesn't come with a lot of "baanae." · Can you uunl: of anythiq I can say or do to make my mother reconsider this marriage and start gettina some therapy?- DA UGH· lltliOAM ...,OIJt'M YOUR in.99 ...... I~~ t!Vu.~!I!~!~ .... ..! CHOICE ... ':1 Dinner BU/fet $1.95 y 4tGOI'M4tiiiii'M (304) 773·5331 7~G-rLaJM,UnhiiJ (304) 675·4l77 .· Mason WV • • 31' v..ad Stn~tt PL ........., wv DI·NE IN OR TAKE OUT p.l.., n:=, -.s /M!BADAMSON ROB lllr11111, 2002. over 10 1t.m luffet • Cralt Lep • Prt1d A . _.... lhrtmp Taaflllt,... •• . . ' the outlaws! a. Din,..,., ookmn on 81 I �M .. ;;, ~ The Dally Sentinel 1t • ••*" ..,,.. . The Daily Sentinel· . .. 1t1 Clluft ............., eM* MO Ul-11••"-: M-l117 •• MJ n 'llf ,.. team .• Ohio V.lley Publishing Co• • Deft DkM!reon PublaMr Cftlrt.MIIDltllotl .• GIM1el'b7'1 • •• •• .• • •• • •• • NATIONAL VIEW • 'I"' Undone Sharo1l ~ thumbing his nose at • • • : : ; • ; • . : : ; : · , : · : : · : : : ·I .u s. makes policy ineffectual 1. / • I l • C..•••....._ • • ~'tUimHII.tw KONDRACKE'S VIEW Mideasfpolicy~ eventual target is Saddam Huss.ein • North County 'nmts, Escondido. Olllf., CJII /.m.~td's "wltltdrmwll" from Wtst ·Btt11k: President Oeo"e W. Bush Is f~~elnl! the possibility thut his presidency muy be undone not by un enemy - fon:illn or domestic - but by 1111 ully. Bush's repe11ted culls for lsrlll!li Prime Minister Ariel Shl\ron to stop the curnuge in Pulestlnlun towns o.nd withdrt1w from the West Bllllk huve been n\et by u shrul! from Shuron. The world still is wuiting to lcurn the Clltent of the destruction lit thll Jenin refugee cump, und Shuron hus otlered Bush no more thun lip servi« while his urmy's Incursions l'l>ntinut. . Shnron hnd suid thnt lsrnel's invllsion wus windinll down. The next duy the lsrutli urn\y occupitd live more villul!es. Thnt n:peuted the ~uttem Shuron hus followed ever since Bush broke his slitnce 1n lute Murch and called fnr pence .... And thoullh Bush hus tried to be even-hunded In uddrc ·sinl! the Will' In lsruel, culllnl! for restrulnt from both sides, both sides hllve interpreted his remurks us u l!teen lil!ht for Shuron. The stuk:es for the world ure the stubillty of the Mldeust und its oil supply, the West's relationship with more thnn l billion Muslims lind Arubs. und the possibility thllt lsruel millht usc· its nucleur weupons if tutucked by unother stute - lruq, for lnstunce - with cheml~ul. biologlcul or even conventlonul anns. The stakes for Bush ure his credibility - which could me1m his politlcul life. Stmply put. If the president of the United Stutes bus no leveruge with the leader of u client stute thut depends upon the Unlttd States for Its economic lifeblood, whut son of loreign· policy leadership con the president demonstrate? .. . · The fact Is, the United Stutes Is unwilling to termlnute Its support for lsruel no mutter whut the lsruen urmy does, und Shnron knows it. He hus told President Bush, not by words but by his acts, thut whut the United Stutes wunts does not mutter, lsruel is willing to luke from Wushlnaton $5 billion il yel\1' in foreign uid, milltury suppon and loun yuuruntees, but when the peace of the world una the credibility of the U.S. president are on the line, Israel will beg off. ... . Sharon has showed every cloy for weeks recently thut the president of the United Stutes hus little to no Influence with him. He has made Bush nppeur weak und ineffectual. That's the worst messuge the United Stutes con ufford to send the world toduy. President Bush's Mideust policy mu.y apartieiP.IIntinthe~proces.~orsent look I.'Onl\tsedl but ~t hns n logic: It's to the sidelines - tho otnclallill.ld that desi11ned to cu m the lsrueli-Pulesthllun · whllo Aroht's ~nnc:e has been lin:s while the Unitetl Stntes pre~s to ··~ diSllppolntlna," ~ Is still . "tho oust ln19i dittutor Suddum lfusseln. person wllo the hlestlnlun .people If U.S. fon.11s ure sUl'\:cssful In to(>' re.llllld liS their leltder." piing Snddum Inter this yeur, the IOJllC 'the offichtl suld lsruel ht1d only goes. the entire politics or tho realon helped Arofat' Sttlndlng by isoltttina will shill in Ameril:ll's fuvor und pe11Ce v ....~ him in his compound In Ramallali, will be eusier to uthleve in lsruel. .1\.U.IUULl\Ei lidding, "We don't think nnythini would The "get Suddum" strutcgy hus been be IICtompll&hed by sending hlm Into endllnl!ered, however, by the recent . exile," tts some lsraells pro~se. upsu~e in Pulestinillli terrorism und COLUMNIST So the ndmlnistrlltlon s &l.l'llteay bruel s mnsslve retnllntion, which seems to be to restllrt n peace process 1n threutened to cullse civil disorder In Before the meeting, udministrutlon · the Mideast •• with 'Snudi Arobln and Jordun und · E11ypt, tuni Suudi Arubiu officiuls were upbeut tlbout Bush's other modenlte Ambs (leeply Involved llgninst the United Stutes, und perhaps gros"""ts, but Snuill• wore threlltenlrtu u nnd with Arnfnt Included •• to (l)nvlnce · · spurk u wnr between Syriu und fsruel. ,... • h'.. the Amb world that the United States is Secretury of Sto.te Colin Powell wns rench in the U.S.·Saudi relutlons lp if "e.ngnged." · . displltched to the reRion to culm thlnas Bush didn't stllrt lellnina on hrnel. Meantime, plannlna is proceeding on down - ideally, to secure uswift lsruell "We're extremely supportive of II the decisive action ngnlnst lrnq; on wlthdtuwlll fttmt West Bunk towns. per· stronger Suudi role" In the Mideust which Bush will try to get Saudi Arobla sunde Pulestiniun lender Yusser Aiufat pcuce process, suld 0 senior udmlnlstru· to 111 leust lltqulesce. · . to cruck down on terrorism and get 11 tlon ot11chtl I met this week in the com· Accordlna to Robert SatlotT or the new nelloliuting process sturted. puny of other columnists. Washinllton Institute for Neur East By most accounts he fulled because "We are confident thllt the crown Policyl 111t's impossible to believe that Isruel took three weeks to withdraw und prince Is aolna to l)e a constructive Abel . ulah woula "" to Bush's livinD Arnfat did nothlna to stop terrorism force." room In Texus andev spit in his eye." ... except Issue u written stutenlent. The ofticlal went to a~at lengths to Ya'nri~..hmeli television's ex~rt on And while Powell wus In the l'llglon, play up th~ extent ot S~udl cooperation Arnb nfullrs, thinks thut the United he und Bush repeatedly sent conflicting 80 fttr lr~ the wur uanlnst terrorlsm and Stutes Is Hkel~ to aet to use the bla virtues of Abdulluh's pence from plan, Pri noe suIt1111 11 r buse 1n suu di ArublII to sIgnu ls. ubo ut "uow to apport1on blame the which culls t'or lsrueH withdrliW&l for the continuing violence between control 11irc_operutions Rlluinst lraq Arnt'ut and hrlteli Prime Minister Ariel territories occupied In 1967in return for while U.S. planes would lly out or1 Shlll'tln. normul n:lutlons with the Arub world. Turkey, Qutur und Bo.hruln, and troops And some s1111ements by both Powell The oftlciul indicated that sometime would muss In Kuwnit. und Bush seemed to cont11ct with the after toduy's meeting In Crawford, "Riaht now," he said, "these countries "Bush doctrine" thut anyone who hur· fe)!.US, the adminlstf"tfon may enuncl· ure muklna noises thut they don't want bdrs terrorists, us Antfut plainly has, Is u ute 11 new U.S. peucc· plun with moder· ~ou to invade Iraq. But the( 11te saylna, terroriMt ute Arub countr[es liS ICey purticlpunts. When rou get reud~. we'l talk."' 11 Oesplie widespread orlticfsm, thouah. Asked if Abdullah nbo would play Ya'ur thinks it's ulso sianlficunt that, Powen uctuully succeeded in defusfna constructive role in the ciampalgn despite the violence committed llJainst the Syrian threat - mainly, says Israeli against Hussein, the oft'lclnl suld, Palestinians, most Arub countries have journalist Ehud Ya'arl, bi::cuuse Eyypt "Since we haven't mude uny decisions remained calm. lrnq has tried to luunch in a wur ubout lruq, it's not ut nil clenr what un oil emburgo u~uinst the United Publicly refused to buck Svrla TODAY IN HISTORY { against lsruel. . 'constructfve role' reuns." Stutes, but no one Is oining. Moreover, despite the reunt mayhem But the officln noted that Saudi It just may be lliat all the United BY THE ASSOCIATED PAESS In Palestinian towns, the public demon· Arabia did play such 0 role In the 1991 States hus to do In the Mideast is try to Today Is Thursday, May 9, the I29th day of 2002. There are strations seem under control in Jordan Pe(sian Oulf War, acting as a bKse for keep 11 lid on aa it plans action aga1nat 236 days left In the year. . and Egypt. the U.S. alrcraflund ground forces that rraq. But it's almost certain tha.t Today's Hlghllaht In History: And on Thursday at his ranch In liberated Kuwait. America's enemies will try aaaln to Plve hundied yeurs ago, on May 9, 1$02, Christopher Texas, Bush tried to enlist Saudi As Iraq's threatened neiahbor, "They blow the lid otT. Columbus left Cadiz, Spa1n, on his fourth and final trip to the Arabia's Crown Prince Abdullllh as a certainly understand that there Is aprol). We1tem Hemisphere. · . maJor player in both the Israeli· lem with Suddam Hussein. They maybe (Morton Ko11drack1 Is IXtcutlvt tdi· On this date: . . Pafestinlan peace process and the lataer understand lt better than 11nyone." tor of Roll Cr.~l/, tht n1wspap1r OJ In 1913, the 17th amendment to the Constitution, providing strateay aaulnst Iraq. 1t was 1 major test On another key point of controversy Cr.~pltol HIll.) for the election of U.S. senators by popullll' vote rather than of the whole Bush strateay. · . - whether Arafat sltould be reanrded as selection by state legislatures, was ratified. In 1926, Americans Richard Byrd and Floyd Bennett became the first men to fly over the North Pole. In 1936, Italy annexed Ethiopia. RYAN'S VIEW ~n 1945, U.S. offi.clals announced that a midnight entenaln· ment cudew was belna lifted Immediately. · In 1960, the Food and Drug Administration approved a pill as safe for birth control use. (The pill, Enovld, was made by O.D. Searle and Co. of Chlcallo.) In 196)1 Federal Communications Commission chairman Yltzhak Prankenthal distilled the in brael und the occupied territories last Always you aet a politician'• answe1 Newton N. Mlnow condemned television programming as a . hraell·Palestiniun war, the most com- fall relteratlna the words of Yltzhak not a human answer. Or you act hatrec "vast wasteland" In a speech to the National Association of · pllcated of conflicts, to one simple Rabin and Menachem Begin: "Better to and wishes for revenae. ' Broadcasters. truth: have pains of peace than aaonles of "I try to explain that this is not aoin1 In '1974, the House Judiciary Committee opened hearlnas "My son was killed becau~~e there Is war." to bring their children back. We need tc on whether to recommend tlie lmpeachmerft of President no peace between us and the Cridcs 1ay Fronkenthal Is at best mllke peace. But they don't trust thl Nixon. Palestinians," he said. . naive, at wont a Palestinian apoloalst p 1 1 1 u~ 1 hi 1 .Frunkenthol 18 u .· 'O·year-old and sympathizer. But Frnnkenthal hWJ 11 est n ons. n.ortunate y, 1 8 v e' In 1978, the bullet-riddled body of former Italian prime Orthodox Jew who lives ln Jerunlem. no love for Israel's enemy. His motives · will just cr~ate more violence.'' minister Aldo . Moro, who'd been abducted by the Red He weur• a yarmulke, keeps kOflher and 11te pragmatic, not. altruistic. When he He emphatically condemns the lUi Brigade1, was found In an automobile In the center of Rome. oberves the Sabbath. He believes com· founded the oraanJzation, he wasn't clde bombers but feels his own count~'~ In 1980, 35 motorl,ts were killed when a Liberian freighter pletely in un Independent Israeli stute looking for closure or heullna. He has feeds the hatred and desperation behini rammed the Sunshine Skyway Brldae over Tampa Bay in and a stronll braelf urmy. . not a drop of forgiveness for the Hamas the abhorrent acts . ."No one can llvt Florida causlna a I ,400-foot ~~ection to collap~~e. But he Is delpilled by many fellow aunmen who pumped three bullets into under occupation. I feel anacr that wt In 1994, South Africa's newly elected parliament chot!C Orthodox Jews. Solne won't speak to ihe head of 19·year-old Arik, who was are not clever enough to see that we an Nelson Mandcla to be the country's'first blqck president. him or be In his presence. hitchhikina home during a leave from paylna the hlahest price for our behav Ten years aao: Pre~ident Oeorae H.W. Bush, buck In '1'here is a lot of hatred against me," the army. lor." Wuhingkln allir a visit to riot-tom Los Angeles, proml~~ed In . a radio IJ*'lh that he would work with the Democrat•con· he 8aid yesterday durin aa visit to San "Brlna me back my son and I will for· Two of his older children have servet trolled Congress on proposal• to help American cities. Prunclsc:o to raise money. "Phone calls, alve you/' he uld. . · in the army since Arlk was killed. J f'lve yeal'8 ago: During a vi8iJ to a rain forest in Costa Rica, faxes, e·mails. They 1ay tenible, terri· He took sleepina pill• every nlaht for third ls In the w:my now. His 16-year President Clinton uraed nations not to 118Criflce their environble lhlnas. almost five yearA becau~~e vls1ons of his old will join In a few years. They ore th• ment in punult or economic aain. • "I'm not talklna about extremist 10n'1 final few minutes of life replayed reason he continues hls Quixotic quest One year aao: Chino 1011iht u.s. undentandinll for Its Orthodox Jews. I'm talklns about won· in an endless loop inside his heatf. He Is which hd attracted rel~t but so far 111 refusal kY allow a damaJed tr.S. Navy spy ~lane to fly home, derful PeDJ)Ie. They are aolna a com· WJ unary today as he was that July ·day 1 11 h 1 rh 1 pletely-different ~than I'm aotna.'' in 1994 when army officials arrived at ::ucl:ao!. 1 anot er w sper 0 ope nylna public ~~entiment would be ou~ed 1f the aircraft flew aaaln over Chine~~e tenitory. A stam at a IOCcer match In Frankenthal he s a aroup of 750 hisjloor to break the news. . . But what else ehould he be dolna7 Ghana killed I26 people. · bereaved Israeli and Palestinian purenu · Frankenthal works alonaaide ..1know what I'm •aylna· 1• not popu Today'• Bilthdayt: CBS News correspondent Mike Wallace whose children have been killed In the Pa.lestlnlant because he believe• recon· • • connict. They believe If they, who have cillation I& the only road to peace, and lar," Frankenthal •aid, unfa1.ed by th ·I• 84. Rock 1inaer-musician Tom Peters10n (Cheap Trick) is surfered the grcalelt iOIIIeJ, calf lit peace Is his only protection aaain8t 108· Intractability of the connict. ''But l'r 52. Singer Dave Oahan (Depeche Mode) is 40. Rapper tosether and work for peuce, then anr.· lnf unother child, · not a politician. l'll repeat ltiOO times. Ohottface Klllah is 32. Rock musician Dan Reaan (Reel Big one can. They are pu1hinll for reconcJI• 'W~en l talk to rlght-wlna people (Joan Ryan/1 a columniii/(JJ' the Sr.~ Filh) il 25. Actreu R011arlo Dawson is 23. · . iatlon throu&JI comproml~~e and concts· who have lost their children and they Frr.~nciKco Chronicle. Send comment,, 1 Thouaht lor Today: '1'here can be hope only for u lkX:ietr, sion. . criticize what I am dOing, I say, 'Tell me her In care of this newKpaper or Ktm wb~h acts as one bl& family, and not SJ many ~~eparate ones.' - Anwar Sadat, president of Egypt (l918·1981). In that effort. they erected billboards what you think needs to be done.' her e·mall atjoanryanr/111/gate.com.) M<l1al Peacemaker stands firm against tide of hate, violence • ' IY ... PONBROY ..,;.ielutlncatlon of down· town POmeroy with nowen l1ld naat was plan1llld lt Wedtle&dly's moetlna of the Pomeroy Mm:tiants Association held at City Nation.al Bank. Fliday, the work of plantIna ftowen donated by Bob Bamita of Bob's Market In ~. •reaulona the parklnalots , will bealn. 0t0rae Wnaht, " ohairman, reported that •, memben of the Muter ·ioarctenen and other volun· teen will assist with the •work. • After a lenathy dhcas· ;,slon, It Wls decided to pur,., chue 11 large barrel , planters for use alona Main and Second streets. , Plans were made to ,.:)nstall new pole brackets ! on the Uahts lona the river ... to hold flaas. The purple , and . white Clnos· will oe ,, flown on Memorial D11y week In tribute to alumni '" ". tt l' . Stonn . _ . . . A1 retumlna_ for the Pometoy Lev." proaram on June 1 Sthool reunion. sponsorid by the Ohio luslneues were 1.lso asked Vllley Crilsade for Christ to detarate their windows wu llllnounced. Sevettl with PHS IMIDOII.biUa. areupa lnclll4ina lluearus H~ Leftle volllllMI'ed Dlsciplt~s . Hart Bratl\en to donate a new America Alan Stack, forglvet'l • and naa for the nll pole 1\elt Clay He&& will tie perfol'ft\· the stap aru. · Ina duriq the 3 to 10 p.m. It was reported by LeMe proaram• thlt the Artisan Shoppe on There will be l nriety of Sec:ond Street will erose on proarama for thlldren MaY. 15. He aave lack of lnchadlq a bo11nce houae, participation and ulea u a clhnbtna wall and '" the reason for cloalna and obattcle course. also noted that eltpetted R.efre&hments will be pro· &l'l.nt money to sup~ the viclecl by .local charchea. ihop , htcl not been John Musser presided lt rece1ved. . the meotlna wlth Poaay He Slid thlt while the Barton, treaaurer, rePQrt1na shop will close the usocia· a balance of $4,148.:l0 In tlon will continue, meet· the treasury, and $2,101 In inas will be held, member- the ornament fUnd. ships will be tccepted, tnd lt was tlao noted that the web site ·will be thoro Is money In a nower retained In the event a shop f\lncl account set up a few can be reo.pened sometime years tgo. A report was In the f\lture. lt was also alvon on . the yenow naa noted thlt the Pawn Shop yard sale held last weekend on ·Second Street Is clot· In conjunction with the Ina. · Middleport Community The "Gospel on the Anoclatlon. ., klah waa traDDed In I tiNCture waa unharmed. . Durlna the It p.m. now•· 1.• caat on WSAZ·TV, meteorol· 'l• "It looked llkelt.ciUM from oaiat Tony Cavalier aald, , , Kerr Road tlll the tour twa biaed on trle ~ of damqe .1 - that'a how wide It waa," at the scene, 1\1 bellevea tlie "~ aald Taylor. "There waa tomado m~have been l ~. 1'already debris In It when we maanltude twiater. mean· Ina wlnda m the atorm • uw It, then we j umpeel out 0f could have topDCCl150 mllea (~, the car, c.alled 911 and aald per hour. The llonn'a mqnl· 1, there was a tomado hitting . tude had not been otftcllll~ Kerr Road before we even d ~-•~...a li ..... N 1 , &ot tO the hOUSe, I\WIIII.-& iy ..,. It on ' 1 Weather Servfce at ~utlme. Lt. Gov. Maureen 1• "Aa aoon aa t waa over our '.: houae we came out and aaw o•c01111or and Dale Shipley, · it. It had huae plecea of director of the Ohfo ,, clebrlaln It- we could actu· Bmeraency Man~ment t. ally aee it." ""en8;, were acheduled to ., Juat down the road from .... I 1 111 c tod ,1' Taylor's frtlndparenta' ho11ae, v 1 t • 1 ounty Ill to . , another ome waa leveled, aaaeu the damaae. State Sen. Mike Shoemalter waa on " leaving only the foundation, acene around 10 p.m. , 1 debrla lllll a few itema 'like a "' d d d t ..1111111 _.. th0 : • mattreu, 1ink and a few bat· ..e nea ay an 1 •tered plecea of furniture. 11 1r::..wlth county com· ·,, Dean Newman aaw • fun· Davia aaid the county will ,; nel cloud form, then IIW It help · facilitate clean-up completely demollah hla effort& by III'OYidlna acce11 to 10n'1 houae aCfOII the ltreet. . the ClOUnty~iJandftll. ... "I watched It riaht from m)' "We are Jolna to offer .: front window," aald 1ome type orvoucher 10 that Newman. "I watched it ~~le canacceaa our landfill de1troy my aon 'a (Ja1on and 1 h h 'II Robin Newman) home rlaht w 1 t e waate 1 at we • acrou the atreet. It (ihe have," he aald. "It'a aolna to be m~or clean UP.·" · houe) rolled over backw ard1 · Mllce Null, director of and jult exP.Ioded. A 16·b)'· 0 111 c 1 BMA 11 ld 70 houae anil it just cleaned it a a oun Y ' back.'' realdenta whoe pi'OJ)IIrty waa Newman said It seemed to damaaed In Wedneai:lay 'a him that two weather fronta atorm need to call BMA to collided rlaht over hla houae. ~~~~~·6 :"' number ., ''One atorm came one way, atne!'lency 1erv Ice a~en• ·. the other came from tlie ' oppoalte and they collided ~~W'~~ ~~~!~ c~~~~ above mel" lie aald. "It provided aid following the l '. rf&Jit alirted out 1mlliiOI bia and ·~ ttarted 1wlrllna. lt aounded ~~~e want to tharik all of '" like a frei&ht train comlna the 1~nCllea that came to ot throUIllh.'' help,' .avl1 aald. "l'hey did I QfflCI&IIIIld I periOD Who I &rell job.'' :f: FlAIR .FURNITURE & DESIGN "lllANb N"Mil 1\lllNlfllU ~T lliSt:OUNT PRitE!i" lltl . GAI.t.ti'Ot.ll FlllliV WVIIS11 Your Tri·Count~'s He Ends Sund.uj 5 - 19-02 :H LAP'49!! 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' �•I .,,. \ • Inside: · The Daily Sentinel :Diamond Rolllldup, Page B2 Pap II I 11 1111 " . . , I. J:I?D " 'fHuRsoAY'S HlGID.lGHfS . Pro Basketball • NBA I'Wyotra Wednii*Y'• GemM Bolton 85. Detroit n, Mrlel ti~ t-1 .. leclii& to host hoOps camps RIO GRANDE - The University of Rio Grande tnen 's basketball program announces the' dates ·for its 2002 Big Red Basketball Camps. Rio will host one-day varsity shootouts on June 8 and 14. The cost for the shootout is S120 per team. An individual ·team camp runs from June 9-13, featuring the only triple-elimination tournament in the country, known as ~'The Triple." The cost for the Individual camp is $240. · A junior vamty and varsity team camp will be held June 15-16. New this year is a program camp on June .17-19 and a junior high team camp will be held June 20-22. The /rogram camp is designe to keep tl\e entire program (freshmen-varsity) together. 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'PI lew InClude Jlt\n...; ta, t111e tnll_ n:_ltr...:I,~Ubor--llllt-lncll __ ldld _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _•_ _ _ _• __•_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.,.....;:.J • MARIETTA - Marietta Hi'h .School's Tim Hale res1gned his positions as dean of students and head football coach of the Tigers on Monday. ~~e will .11e ..ffcepting. the posrtron of f06HI8ll coach and vocational agriculture teacher 41 Cary-Rawson High School near :Pindlay. Rawson is a Division Vl school located in Hancock County. Hale became the head coach at Marietta in 1996, Marietta finished 7-31ast sea· son, finishing third in the SEOAL race with a 4-3 record. L,.. .., 2-whMI$2495 ~.~~~~~~~--~ 2001 FORD TWO TO CHOOSE FROM! . Marietta's n. Hale reslps NICELY EQUIPPED! •• AKR01"! (AP) - ·Ohio's Mr. Basketball LeBron James has earned yet another accolade - named as USA Today's boys high school basketball player of the year. The 6-foot·7 James averaged 29 points, 8.3 rebounds, S.1 assists and 3.3 steals last season while leading' Akron St. Vincent-St. Mary to a third straight trip to the state tpurnament. In Marcil, he won Ohio's Mr. Basketbal~ award fO.. the second year in a row, a liloDth after becoming the fli"Bt hip school underclass buketball player to appear on the cover of s~ ntustrated. · Jotning James on the All· VSA f~t team are Raymond Felton of Lana, SC; Amare Stoudemire of Orlando; Cannelo Anthony of Mouth of Wilson. Va.; and Hassan Adams of Los Angeles. I Thorn~, Branyan homer in 6-2 BALTIMOlffi (AP)- Even when He departed in the third innina. sbonhc's healthy, Scott Erickson has a ly after Thome's ninlb homer of the t~ugh time as.ainst season put Cleveland up .5-0. Jim Thome. On a "I was hoping to keep us close for night when Erickson five innings. but just couldn't do it. was hurting, he had no chance against It's tough to throw wilh just your the Cleveland Indians' slugger. arm; it takes your whole ~· Slid · Thome hit a three-run shot and Eric.tsoo ho rare) bed mph Russell Branyan homered for the with his r:tball. y reac third straif:! game as the Indians Thome rs · 13•' or-3"~ (,......, A~) Wlw .... beat Eric n and the Bal"'mou ·~ four homers and 11 RBis lifetime Orioles 6-2 Wednesday niaht. · against the Orioles' right-bander. Erickson (3-3) straiucO his aroin Danys Baez (4-3) pitched seven while warming up before the game innings. of six-hit ball for the Indians, and was clearly Without his best stuff. . who lost five straight series befQI'C Tribe h Cleveland win latina two of three against the Erickson allowed fi~ MIS 111\d five Orioles. Clevtland hit · seven home .· hits in twt>-pl~ inni!IJ$ beJ'«e beina runs in the se.ries.. pu.t~. h was his shortest a.atina Baez. a coovcrted reliever matin& s1nee Aprill91)1) at~ ~. wh&n his scveDth weer start • .SlruCk out be lasted only 1 2-3 innings. fi...c and walked two. 'Ibc oaly run he · lllowcd came in the sixlb innino, The Indians went up 2-0 in 1M sec-hell r..- M tthe ..., ood. Wilb the bases loaded, Einar w .._.Cl 1 ws Jr. tripled Wld Dia hit ll sacrifice 11"' and Omar scored on a sacrifice ny by Jeff • Conine. Vi:lQuel followed wilb Wl RBI ~llflc.. · Branyan's eighlb homer, otT Rick In the third. lifter Ridty Gutie.nu Bauer. made it 6-1 in the eighth. It's si.n&led and Mutt lAwton wlllkcd., the fmt time in his career thlll Erickson sened up a 2·0 pitdl lhllt Branyan bas homered in three Thome dro~ over the tcnt~f!Cld straight games. wall. Dan Polcyn DAN'S RANT The return o the Outlaws The football world has been re-ordered in a serislble way now, with the addition of Rod Woodson and Bill Romanowski to the roster of the Oaklund Raiders. · Woodson will teum with another Woodson, Charles. in the Raider defensive backfield and hope to add u bit of physical- · ity to the Oukland defense. Oukland will be a good place for Woodson, who began his career In Pittsburgh us one of the NPL's toughest corner~ bucks. Aller in,Juries und n Super Bowl rmg, he follows unother step in the path of the great Ronnie Lon, one of the toughest guys to pluy the gume. Aller all, n was Lon who BRING Ul - Cincinnati's Austin Kearns (28) and Barry Larkin .(11) celebrate after scoring on a · Woocleon had a portion of a finger bases-loaded double by Adam Dunn · In the sixth Inning against the Milwaukee Brewers, Wednesday In umpututcd to keep from . missing 11 game. Cincinnati. (AP) · Lott started his cureer us a corner. ruther than accept the "diminishing skills"' label, he became a safety and then one of the le11gue's top enforcers, playing his lust glory days In the Sliver·and Black. There's something about the Raider colors that just scream "break glass ant~ in case of CINCINNATI (AP) - Two up-and-comers in the cessful. But if you're that bad, go home. Retire. I got war.' That's why Romanowski is finally Cincinnati Reds' lineup made lose Rijo's worst a little upset there." going to his true home on the football field · night tum out all right. Kearns, who still has a black eye from a beaning with the psychos in 011kland. Austin Kearns hit a three-run last week in Los Angeles, thought Mallelte was Romo, with allegalions of drua traffickhomer and Adam Dunn doubled throwing at him. . ing, racial epithets, and spitting on J.J. with lbe bases loaded as the Reds "You don't miss that bad," Kearns said. "If you're Stokes on Monday Night Football. is one of overcame Rijo's poor s1811 and beat going to hit me, hit me in the leg or somewhere the few real our laws ten in the NFL. While the Milwaukee Brewers 14-S Wednesday night: down low, especially after LA; It can be scary." his character us a human being might muke "At least I piclced the right night to pitch," said Mallette insisted lbe pitch slipped. · some cringe (as it should), nobody dares Rijo, who left with the Reds trailing ~-2 in the "I wasn't throwing at him," he said. "The ball just . fourth, the worst s1811 in his remarkable comeback. got away." question how seriously Romo tukcs the Cincinnati scored the next 12 runs, completed a Even though .the Reds didn't believe him, his mangame of football. One character with whom ~e-game sweep that ended wit11 angry words and ager did. r played football responded to accusations pomted bats. The raw emotions came out again in the eighth. of being a dirty player by saying he would Riehle Sexson angrily pointed his bat at the Both benches cleared but no blowi were rather be known as·competitive. exchanged after Brewers reliever Brian Mallette mound after reliever Jim Brower - a friend from That's Romo. He may be a total creep, but gave up Reggie Taylor's two-run homer in lbe scv· their days in Cleveland- threw an inside pitch. The ·one must resec;ct his desire 10 win and .his enth, lfien kilocked down Kearns will\ his next ,Pitch. umpires stayed between Sexson and the mound as old-school Willingness to play the game a Plate umpire Tim Tschida immediately ejected he returned 10 the dugout after a Oyout. little more roughly than most. Mallette, who wu called up earlier Wednesday and There are P.lenty of reasons for the Brewers' frusJack Lambert put it well: "Pro football arrived at the stadium shortly before he got into the tration to boil over. isn't a popularity contest." game. Dunn, who wu on deck, took several steps The Brewera have the NL's worst record at 9-25. Maybe AI Davis put it better, though: toward the mound as he yelled at the 27-year-old They've been swept lri five of their 11 aeries and "Just win, baby." · rookie. have lost 13 of their last 15 games. Milwaukee has After all, Romo Is the guy who broke "Look, I know you have to throw inside," Dunn PIMH ... bnt.IM said. "You've got 10 do that in this league 10 be sue............... 114 Cincy slams Brew Crew Reds Eastem still ranked in softball COLUMBUS (AP) . - Coach Pam Douthitt's Eastern Lady Ea,les softball team enjoyed a No. 10 ranking m Division lV in the latest Ohio girls' prep softball poll. Tri-Valley Conference foe Waterford was third in the Division IV poll, receiving one first-place vote. · How a state panel of coaches rates Ohio high school girls soltball teams In the fourth of elx polle lor The Aeeoi:lated Pre11 (by Ohio High SChool Athletic Auoclatlon dlvl· atone, with lim-place votes In par1ntheeee): . DIVISION I . 1. Younge. Boardman (8) 95; 2. Hilliard Darby (2) 69; 3. Springfield South 61; 4. Clayton Northmonl ~; 5. Lanculer 46; 8. Wapakoneta 39; 7. Sylvania Southview 36; 8. (tie) Hilliard Oavld10n 31 and N. Canton Hoover 31; 10. (tie) North Olmlted 13 and HamiiiDn 13. DIVISION II 1. Cuya. F..atll. Wa!JtL.IIIUit (5) 77.:, 2. Poland Seminary 51; 3. Edt1011 (1) 40; .4. Bellefontaine 39; 5. Spring. Northwestern · 37; 6. Lima Bath (1) 36; 7. Tallmadge 24; 8. Conneaut 19; 9. Dover 18; 10. New Concord John Glenn 11 . DIVISION Ill 1. Portamouth Weat (1) 82; 2. LaGrange Keyetone (2) 81 and Archbold (1) 81; 4. Richwood N. Union (2) 84; 6. Spring. Kenton R)dgt (g) OS; 8, ProctorviJII Falrla"~ SO~ 7. Loudonville 40; 8. Jerom..vllle Hlllldale 31; 9. Johnstown (1) 25; 10. Ak. St. Vincent-St. Mary 24; DIVISION IV 1. N. Robinson Col. Crawford (5) 73; 2. Springfield Cath. 70; 3. Waterford (1) 82; 4. Strasburg-Franklin (1) 57; 5. Glblonburg (1) 51; IS. Willow Wood Symmea Valley 41; 7. Conv9y Crestview 31; 8. Leesburg Fairfield 28; 9. Milford Center Fairbanks (1) 15; 10. Aeedavllle Eaetlrn 12. �• The Sentinel • • • The Daily Sentinel Open or dosed, same· result: Schilling wins ud ltd 1m A~ OW:f 1b Oln ~ It\ • Atlatut........_Rtlil ~ cw: eo.. hru., tndld with Brilll v.~ It ~ Ill$ ..... .kw&z ftml tM at.\'tl to 1M fiWnSGt».ltD"'l$S . 'Anti the ~tractabl~ mol' 1M . . . =-~b~ p~ llip ~~~alit$. • Erie; ~ ~ 1M OM 8ft sldt M ~he$ fur Ill$ Uth ~ whtA s.~ A • urht. ht .-~ ht~~ ~a':c:~: 10M ~a.....- ~ e~ly 't!UI "'• t NL • a't aet his ~~~ dlY fti&ht. Y<ll $till lilt ~ will. , , Sc~ulhaa ~~ ball's nrst seven~aame , · wlRMt, overcomlftl 1ft ~ homer lftCl leadina the Oiamondba!:b 1M Pittsbufah Pinlm ._ '"I pi~" ..... prepare to '"" to ...n. 'I'M}' pay me to Win, and~ rs' ~e~~~libestsaid. "i ia 1M T$11 • .k!Nui ~ twice.. cwm' Mm 2 ltlrt ltueter Rn*l his 10001 W... vll:tOf)>, aut~ Jlili::hlq his but ~ to ilaally liMt theM&. ltlltltf 't!UI his 6fth s.tn.laht start o\'tltll, He had beet\ 6-.$ in 12 pre~ stvl$ tp!Mt New Volt Shawa &tes, lntded from Sift Fralldsco to 1M Me last Dltutber, tlww the &tniaht balls to blain ~ pme Uld aever fawlihls ~'I'M Meu last thmfawth In a tow. lbty 101 bad MW$ bef\ft.the ~ btpn - · telle~ Jol\n FfancO wm miss at lwt 1M mt of the &WOI\ with an llljllftd left elbow possibly eildl~ hil 18·~ career. Phlllies S, A='~~lttv Ricky Ledee connected for a two-run homer with two OlliS In the bottom of the ninth innlna at Veterans Stadium After loslna a 18 aames · In ADril PhiladDlphla has won II I d t·l IIJ)I!o ~ ,. t .. -..... I team·JeC«d live Gallipolis, OH 101 Moilt1 Su:Qnd Ava. • I Ui-OU 12 992-2825 CPU Ulu t I& Valley Lumber Er Ult I lllllo 252 Upper River Rd. nt -- I ll! 555 Park $t 11 oCourt Street Pomeroy, OH 45769 Phone992·1135 Middleport • \\It 992-6611 • • E:lloll jmutfnlgnel.ne! -~A ··~ekoff n The Winston Cup series lakes • -all for lhe Molhel'a Day holiday. NASCARs top dn:uit loMcwMg 1\&St!Mid lor The Winston, one o41he MQOn's most anlidpoled t'lents. · l'eSl.ll"nM lhe ' Two teams, one fan streaking in the All ASSOW.ltO 11M$$ 100Q. lttd Sol. ~ This fln s~Mktd hm 1ht ~ Bay thl~ ~ t() riP.t 6tld. last •n lftit wlltft ht wa$ ~ one ~n In by a. half.dottn ~~om. <Akl~:!' ~ "pi~ on both twl\$ 011 a ,...."" lti!&Md~ ent kind of · Seturi~ ofttclll.s at 1ht Strelk, . Collse\IM said 11\t stmktr, · The Red whoM they did nat ldentl& Sox . won wu llbn &Wl)lll'l hal\dtu~ ~t SOlS<lll• l2l<l WOilld sptl\d 1ht nlaht In h'llh tiahth eustocly. s t t t Ia h I 'll~ lay's IO&IIIJ streak Wednnday Is the ~t In the mtiM niaf!t with a sine~ the Chl~:aao CSI.b$ _ll~ vllltoly drooMd 141na row April t· over the 20; 1997, It's the l~t 0 a k lll'l d slide In the AL sllict the Athletics . MUW&ube lrtwm - now .The aame wa.s briefly in the NL - lost 14 stJtlaht del~ when • tof\\1)1~ In 19"naked man ran ooto the flelii The Devil RlY& have bet~\ with two Ollts In the bottom outsoottd 70.32 and out· of the ninth lnnlna. .homerttt 1<4~6 dutlna the "Oh, ~ ~nm, only In skid, althooth more thWI hllf California!' slkl a smlllna the lllh\es (tlaht) haw been Clsey .Fossum, who was on tletliltd by one or two runs. the m011111l when the strellktr . Clemens (5· 2) won his millie his mow, "I've seen It fuurth sh'lblht deelsloo ll\d once belOre in Anllheim," ellrMtl his al5th cai:er victoThe DevU ltQY$ are In the !1• movlna . ahead of midst of a more conwntlonlll Af811Son Jen'klns andlnto a streak - a losina streak, Alfonso Soriano homered twice as llopr Clemens and the New York Yankees beat juu "'''""'ht that ~ WOilld &.0..-,. al ve u~ me,an ......... . Schilltftl Is swt that flY. balls ca,ny farthtr to left 6elil with the roof and ~bacb to ~ date him b y = it. , The team and wd Ariaona startlna rlitchm would decide - ihat1s, until the club wu flooded with e.malts and phone ellis &om anary flms. Owner Jerry Colanaelo mllced to Schlllina bef<n the s~ht · aame, then announced the H011ston tied It In the ninth new policy had been chlftled. "-~ • _.. h __.. ff So with the tem-.,.ture a .....ore '"""" om....... o ~""'th"' --~ Nelson Crua. pIeant ..., , ., dzearee.s, e IVUt MAWNS ., PADU:S 4 was opened before the aame Third base:nan Cesar IS the etowd cheen!CI. "• .o "·d th After the vic:lo!'Y Schltuna "'"'spo m...e a tow was asked abOIIt tJiO ell~ in . home, and ·Florida rallied for plans He hit the root so to . four runs in the elahth lnnlna speak ' to bftt vlsitlna San Oiqo, "YoU auys have made that The Marlins moved fnto a Into a Wateraate scandlll," tie for the NL But lead with Schituna said, "and It reatlv the Mets, should never have been. He'i Trlillna -4·3, Florida loaded the owner of the team. The the buei with i)llt Ollt ln the roof is where he wants it to elahth, Charles Johnson hiu be " . . · arounder to Cm!IO! whose Tamlll Bay 1~2, ~tendlna Schillina~ who shlll'ed the .flltow bounced In fiont of the Devil R!l)'s' sltld to 13 World Series MVP award catcher 10m Lampkin, allow· aames - lonaest In the with teammate Randy Ina two runs to score. m~ors in more than nve Johnson last year, said he felt CARDINALS 3. CUis 2 he'd been unfairly painted as Matt Moms struclc out 10 ~nlaht was very simple, a pampered athlete maklna and St. Louis avoided a threeThey played much beltor demands on the franchise. aame sweep despite another thM we did," manqer Hal , "It's filled reams of paper homer by Sammy Sosa. Mcltae aald, "We were and the airwaves maklna me Sosa lilt his m~or le_aauebeaten hast nlaht ancl out to be somethlna I'm not," leadlna 1-4th home run In the ton!aht. The other anme1 I Schllllna said. "I've never first lnnina at WriJiey Field. tho11aht we were In and we! been spoiled. I don't mllke Rocldes 5, Expos 0 beat ourselves." demands, I never h11ve. Todd Helton, Larry W11lker There have been other Anybody here that knows me lind Todd Zelle homered and strellkera on m~or loque knows thllt, . Colorado sent Montreal to Its flelds recently - In Kanns "It should never have aot· season·hlah sixth stralaht City and ot Wrlaley Field In ten out. Hud It not aotten out, loss, no one would know, No one ll 1o would have sold anythina," he said, Schillina (7•1) aave up Crala Wilson's tbree·run homer In the first lnnlna, and little else before leavlna after a leadoff walk lri the ninth. DoDGIRS 31 IRAVIS 1 Odalls Perez shut down hla with nationwide long dlatanoe former team for eiaht lnnlnaa -:r"' ~ AROUND THE D ... •Si'l .."'. ' :.:.. • •- =..... . -.'•"'" ·." -"-,_•-·- , AL tit fur ~ pta wbh ~ too\ \)f tbt l\tnth with l Mfn.e Mllllane. run ott P8Mndo It~ to. "1b pus hralt MW and ~) ll\d AI'IWIM 'Mil\ fur 11\\1 contiaue t() IM\'e 1111 the list. tOOl timt tft t~ ~~. : hlan hal'lot," Clenitt\Uald. 1t was Ollus' sixth ~ ..ltlftdy WhiP\ lilt an lnsl.dt- thb ~and ltr$t a.t Edl$M ~home run fur Tampl fteld In 82 a.t-blt!l ill'ltt lut 8ty, . . . s,tpt, 19, Qarm Al'l~~ TwlNS ~ ltOYALIIl a.l.M) 1\amtftd far tbt A*ls, &rtd· Ra.ttn (<t-1) eme .and "hay Ptrel val (1·lJ ·within.one Ollt af a. *"ulOilt stroolt Ollt tht side 11'1 the ton lnd f\niWd with a flw.hl~ of the ninth. . • fbt Mlnneaata'a Rnt WI\\• MAltltltM S1 Bum JA\'S : plttt LUM thlt atUOI\, · ... 10 INNrNm : The1Wlns l~vtd to lfi· ldllro Sutultl dulled 1\0~ 3 a.t the M~ tht bt&t on Jt)hn Ottrud'sarool'lder in fetonlaf\et t9 1\oo\t ~ the lOth hmiftl lt S~ In ha.nclllst hla\OfY, The Field, · ; R.o~s hl\'e lost tO of ta, · Su1ukl ltd off the lOt~ SOltS.ItANO,D ,U with hb ~d bUI'It hlt o M Ilitbtlt . pittl\ttl tht ntaht, 1.1\d he ll\d Bre aeven *"liP lnnl1ll$ to 8001\e ~lltd off a doobli! • ~ tilt AL's tl:nt &llt~ &ttal wUh one oot, I aame wlnnet, a.nd Keney Oltrud ~1\dlid t() d!iwtl; Lofton hit a. two-run tlooble In seootld btseh\ll\ Joo off Dolll Dl'lls (3·3) as Llwt'\\ntt, who threw homt: Chlcqo won at Tu11s. But· Suaukl slid a.nd beat Buel\rle (fi-2) allowed one eatther Thm Wilson111 .tq ot1 run l2l<l foot hits before ral.n l close play. I lnterrupttd Dlay In the tlahth Kuulilro Saslllti (2·0) I.Vi)IJ. for 61mlnum. · tle&plte btowlna his &eeooq ANGU.S 3. TIOW 2 save ln nine chll?\eta. Troy Olalla opened tilt bot- • ·' '' 'Mnston Cup teams maldrt bkl for Keller UPCOMING ON THE TRACKS I I ~IOOK~ft e. .illl02 Colt l'leW. Servloe I BUSCH SERIES I R...: Busch 200 . Crow's Fatnily CRAFTSMAN TRUCKS =: Race: Rac:t<y Mountain 200 presented by 1 WheN: New Hampshile International Speedway; Loudon, N.H. I Pikes lnlemational Raceway, 1 Wilen: Salurday. 12:30 p.m EDT. 1 Founfl!ln, Cote. Bulldi,... NCXHd: Joson Keller, 108.7t4 mph, When: May 19, 4 p,m EDT. I May t2, 2001. . I ~lng Clllmplon: Joe Runman I lulldi quelllylng IIICCIII: Kevlri HaMel<, t30.7t6 Cl'llltmtn lNCit rece NCXHd: Joe ~ . May tt , 2001. I Aultman, 111 .004 niph, May 20, 200 I. 1 Dtftndlng chtmplon: Jesoo Keller, CVS 1 Craftsman lNCit qUIIIfVIng NCXHd: Andy .. • •\ ' I . I Phanoocy 200 810ryllne: There have been 15 races at New Hampshire tntemationat SpeedWay wtlh t5 dillllr&nt Winners. I I Restaurant Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken Houston, t33.442 ~ . May 20, 2000. Storyline: Three of lour evenla at Pikes Peak lntematlonal Raceway have required overtime laps to complete. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Drlve·Thru Window 228 POST-RACE NOTES . Wallace's flat tire ends Rudel's bid for victory ' .. .' 992-5432 By RICK MINTER 2002 Cox News Service ~ Richmond. Va. ld<Y Rudd appcarod to be In position · Sunday to not onlv Ue Terry Labonte for NASCAR's trononaUI<COrd Wlth tl'i.IL'OJ>.secu'.i"! s·tart.s, tmt to doll with a Bul he was wn>cl«'<l R1,1~ty Wallace foJ•tnbly teadln• <lhe I' R t:~uttand 740·742-2289 1-800·837-8217 llolttinc Exc_itement 400 with 92 1aps to I!IJ. Wallace's right ftont tire Wl!nt Oat coo1lng otT Turn 4, and as he Ctttered Turn 1, his car drifted up RUOD the track, hit Rud<l's Ford and sent lt spbmtnw: Into the wall. Rudd .. td Wallaoo should have been more considerate of the lender because hl.o; lh1J had been flat for nearly a half lap before the collision. "lie should have run it slow enough whero·ho dldn'tchanga throo lanes or ···ac.-. e truck," Rudd said. It was the sewnd time thut a Oat tiro on Wallat-e's car caused other drivel'Sto crash. On lnp 'El.7, Wallnoo·slowed on the back· slretch wlth a Oat. nnd Ova drivers cra!hed ON THE TUBE Right now you tan bring homt 2of your favorite La·Z·IoY' stylts for 1gmt low price! A LOOI{ AHEAD IA>wc's Motor SpeedwJil< T Crew ghes Kenseth a boost ony Sttwlrt ~the tblrtl drlver to win tlllt _ . , . ttArllnc at the bock II the pock hoc>luse hl!o crew · cbeh81Xl e!\lllnco. Under NASCAR'o new Qll1lenalne rule. wlllch Wl!nt lnto effect this )'\lll1\ a teem that !WlPitei\lllnee after qualll)>b~g ha$ to s111l't &om the !$In • . Althouah tt mtsht appear to 1\velhe ;wllllhllll lWn an ldvan!a!lll, mO!It englno tuners aM drlwl'! 1111)111 dOO!in't. ''Nobody Wll!lts to start In the rcat.'' nm· IWI'UP llyan Newm&llald. ".I'm oil~ 1\:lny 811lwortalld JoeGibbo Racing didn't ehanp that onglne becauMl they thought they had <111e that W8ll alittle llelter and Willi tl'llnM to 11\abthem will U>e race. • - RttMinttr , I o>l I 30~40% off lllllrllllslleld Sets &Trldor Trailers. flnilrt, Jft., Tony leNt &Gibers Call tryln!!: to avoid him. Rtldd will take lhe lronman title outright May 26 when he starts the Coca·Cola «!!at Flom last tD ftnt, apin Bing's ·Auto Repair Matt Kenseth lost two laps at the restart or Sunday's riiCil while hts crew repaired the exhaust system on his No. 17 Ford, but he made up those laps and Onlshed sixth. He moved ll'om third to second In Ihe IK>Ints standln~s. 132 behind leader Sterling Mutiln, who llnlshed I tth. Ken seth eaid his ct-ew pu Ued off the (Beside Goodwin's Auto Sales) husty t'C pail' without a hitch. "They had a plan gotns In on whattl11•y nt.'l.'ded to do, and they mmcuted It perfect·· Ill" he said. mike Bing, Owner Rand!l Bing, Technician Jim Bing, Technician Benson returns .Johnny Benson was t"eleased Sunday morning from Memorial Roglonnl Mt'dical Cunter In Richmond. Va .. whern he wus ·"l'boy did a hoh'lbleJoti," ~lrt qiOOlrtad third but hlld to start4Ut 11W hlo miW ohalure<lthe O!llllne In his No. ~ for a bRt· . l'llntllc. He llrsl cniclced the top 10 lli'OIInd lap 100, then broke Into the fliP I& by thelntdjll)lnl of t1t0 '*Ct. wbiCh Wla 11111:\l!Cl Sll\tl'dii.Y nll!lt and llOtnt>leted SundiiY aftolrri<!Oft. ifaiOOk thalettd fur t~e nttttlme With illllapA mMlniiiiJ when he droVIl by rollkleltyan Newnlru1 Just after llreslllrl. NeWII\ill flhlilho!d l<loll)l14 iUid WI!JIIbUowal b)' .1e1r l!urtm\, Mm Martin and Jet'en\Y MIIY1\elil. · Doua l'rttt, prosldent of the op;M!dwtllllli<\ hl1 erew didn't du llnythlnl! dllferent with the!Mllller then they hllw In the past. And he aclmowledt!OO the~. OOIIIPislnts. "W. iPproc:late All or the Mdlllck the driVen haw IM!n ""' he 11ld. · Plua, 400 anytime mlnutM •••u••-· · wllh 1 two-ytlr ltrvlot llrttmenl I Get 1 Sony Erlaaon ~oo for $1t.tt1 DRIVER STANDINGS Suptld Ntlli pi'lctt S4t·H Mlli·ln rtbatt1 $JO.OO Yollr Cllltl fii.N ~Iiiii, itHnJ t !8.13, U' Clldlt clilci1NI lllti lllllpplr WI~ Ml 111M llill.. ll1tt1tltn lltll'lu 1M IIIIIIIIIIK •• !'I 1~ ~~~8. 1 I , fIt.,IIIIItlilt btfthifdt ~~.. t ,288, wt1a11111• to mil ft. ~8. Jer:rY Naueau, 92'\. ~o. Johnny IHnoan, 88t . 31.1<evlh Horlllci<, 872. 32. ltert l!exilnt, 867. ao. RobbY Clardoh, ee•. !',_tr Uitlh, t1 p , .MaNin, t .4.~~~. , , lltiY W.llllli,~42 , ~. ~onQotd<ln, 1 , .' 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'lid Muogravo, 593. Ullck Crliv1oid, 1178 . 4.MikaBIIn,574. 8. Robert Prtttll'/, !51 . 8: JaJOn Lttflor, 1143. 7, BHin A~••• 541. B. tltnrtlo Soller, 831 . 9, Jill>Woad 1 8Q~ , . 10.Lance Notlck, !23. It , l!rtntlon (loughon, 495. I 1 1 1 I I t 13, 1\avlo K...pi, 4114, 14. JolOn small, o1112, 15.1!obbv Oortot, 460. · 18. lantl Haopor, 488. 483 · 1~. Slh L111tt, 1188. 120. Randy MocOonald, 1188. 1 I I Sadler, W:tods parting E Ulott Sadler has.confirmed that he hasW!ked theWood Brothers racing roam to rnlcase him ll'om his contract at lhe end of the sea· son so he can pursue anolher drtvlngjob on the ,:Winston Cup circuit. . Sadler, 27, has driven fur the Woods since 1999 and got his nrst Wlnoton Cup wln - and tho Woodo' nrat since 1993 - (8llt year at Bristol, 'limn. tle ll!ld the cheml!lry just Isn't right between driver and cmw, but he harbon no HI will toward the Wood famU~ "They gave me my break in Winston Cup rae· lns:· Sadler lllld. "But I have not dono the job I felt I've needed to do fur them. "I feel that deep down lnolde l should move on "' maybe they <:Ould get a better'llheml!try wlth oomebody else." • - /i lck M lnlflr 7 40-992-1998 740-667-6133 bUtOUISido ijolnK to mnko S.nson said. lie said he n:membm> the crash but not muCh anctward. "It's really weird to watch the video and see me getttns out of the <Ill:" he SRid. "I don't l'Cmcmber that." _.TRACK PROFILE ..... LOWE'S MOTOR SPEEIMlY '!hock: 1.5-mlle trl-oval , 14 degrees banking In turns, 5 deg.,es on the straights. . "· Whtra: ConCO<d, N.C.. Racea: The WinstOn. May t8; Coca· Cola eoo, May 26; UAW-GM Quality . 500, Oct. 13. Chairman: 0. Bruton Smith Pmldent: HA 'Humpy" Wheeler. Grandetand iNtlng: 167,000 Dille opened: June 1960 Firat Wlnalon Cup race: World 600, June 19, 1960 Wtnston Cup crew chiefs swapping teams I •• BANKS CONSTRUCTION 1 12.rerrvcaat;.47e. 736 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio 1~; ~~J~~~~~~~. (740) 992-5009 Oopytlght ~oo.:l COlt NIWo &..Viae, ototrlbuttd by UniYOrHJ Pro11 Syndlcati. (800) 256•8734. 'For releall tht wOOl< ot M~ 6. 2002. ,, Bottle Gas) Main Stree.t, Rutland. Ohio 'I lArry W. Ba11ks, Ow11er/Operator ' �-.mydlillyaentlnel.com Pi8§1 B 4 • The O.lly S1ntlnel SPORTS Bt:JLLETIN BOARD sduedu'ed IUo ORAND& - 1'118 Rio Onade Iav"w;..,.w FillDitch Softlllll Tourument will be held JUlie 14-16 • lbe Uni-vasity or Rio Onnde. The evem is for te1111s with players qed 16 and under. For more informadon COIIllct David Pyles at 245-7490 or (304) 675-7942 or Gene Adlcins at (304) 529-6673. l PUBLIC _!OTICES SHERIFF'S SALE REAL ESTATE CASE NO . Ot.CY..121 ALTEGIIA CREDIT COMMNV, Pllllntlll .,.. LARRY E. KLEIN, et II, Oelendanll Mlurauclen to sponsor toumey COIIIMON PLEAS POMEROY - The Man~uder 'I'Iuee-on-Three basketball tounwnent will be held May 17 and 18 at Meigs High !EIGS COUNTY, OHIO ~. . 1be cost to enter a four-man team is S2S dollars. Play wiU like place in seven age brackets with trophies for lhe wiDDen ol' each brackel For more information. contact Carl Wolfe at 992-2158 or Rick Ash at 992-5960. Slam ftom PlgeB1 the majors' worst road record at 2-16. Things were looking up when Rijo walked off the mound with his head down after Nick Neueebauer (1-4) got his first maJor league hit - an RBI single that put the Brewers up 5·2 in the fourth. Neugebauer then lost his control, his composure and h.is · lead, setting up another miserable night for Milwaukee. After Rijo's disappointing showing, the NL Central leaders turned up the offense and completed their first three-game sweep of the Brewers at Cinergy Field since 1997, when Mi Iwaukee was in the American League. Cincinnati scored 30 runs on 38 hits in the series. Neugebauer gave up the lead by walking the first two batters in the fifth and giving up a first-pitch homer to Kearns, tying it at 5. Neugebauer then walked two more, and Corky Miller's sacrifice fly put the Reds ahead to stay. Dunn's first double of the season drove in three runs in the sixth, making it 9-5 and setting up the blowout. The last time Rijo started at Rant ftom Page B1 Kerry Collins' jaw in a preseason game. He's the guy players hate to play against, but want on their teams. SmiN' PRETIY IN St. LOUIE . Picture draft dar in the NFL. Every team 1s scrambling to add those key, talented, young players who will propel the franchise to a Super Bowl win. Except the Rams. Confident in their status as one of the loaded teams in the NFL, last year's champi· onship game runner-up used three draft picks on players who will probably NEVER, EVER attain superstar status on a team where almost every player thinks he is a super- star. First, they used a third round pick on a Heisman Trophy winner, Eric Crouch, who th'ey plan to play at wide receiver and maybe running back. But he's a project, because M ·0-0-N s~lls "quarterback," the posttion that everybody knows Crouch played at Nebraska. Imagine bemg so talent rich that you can spend a thirdround pick on a project ptarer who is fast (4.6 second m the 40-yard dash), but not necessarily game-breaker wide receiver fast. Cinergy, he beat San Fl'llllcisco 8-4, the high point of his comeback from five elbow operations. He was 2 ~0 as a starter with a 1.89 ERA. In his last two starts, he's gone downhill fast. Rijo left his 82 mph pjtches above the belt Wednesday night and paid for it, giving up. five runs in· only 3 1-3 innings. He has lost his lust two starts, giving up II runs in I0 1-3 innings as his ERA climbed to 4.60. . Jose Ac~vedo (3-1), who was recalled from the minors Tuesday, pitched I 2-3 innings in his first major league relief appearance, and Cincinnati's bullpen held the Brewers to three hits after Rijo left the game. NOTES: Milwaukee's star· ters gave ·up I 8 runs in only I 0 innings during the three games... Milwaukee reliever I ose Cabrera pitched for the fourth straight day, the first time he's done so.... Reds IB Sean Casey left the game in the sixth inning after he strained his right hamstring while running to first base. He was sent for a precautionary MRI exam. It gets better, though. St. Louis took a safety in the sixth round named Steve Bellisari. Yes, the one who looked like a linebacker playing QB for Ohio State the past three seasons. While Bellisari did play some safety at OSU, he's still a project. Then, in the seventh round, they pick a 233-pound player from Marshall who is listed as a center, . Chris Massey. Everybody knows that Massey isn't a real center, but a much more specialized ani· mal, a long snapper. As Meigs County native Mike Bartrum can attest, teams know what a good snapper is worth. · Even though. Massey reported Iy never botched a snap in college, to my knowledge (please correct me if I'm wrong), nobody has used a draft pick on · a player who will look under his legs and throw the football about 10 times a game and drink Gatorade the rest of the time. St. Louis must be pretty confident to use three picks that way, especially after losing a top wide receiver and its starting middle linebacker. Rams head coach Mike Martz is arrogant, and this draft showed it. COURT OF Furthennort EXCEPTING from the lbOVI dllcrlbed prem1111 thet percel herttolore conveyed by Nore H. Nye to J1m11 L. Mertln by 51, Page 107, ...... County Oftlc'-1 DIM v.-- 1 :c:. IC- Matti'e Pullins Appnl . . d = ... Patricia lllanltanehlp, alai Delendllnta ,...ar-. 9'· <s,ik.1..,. ~. r~~.:-ty SampeDn 6 Rothluu 120 1!. 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' for 1111, Chllltr Tcwnohlp, · : Meloa County, ttnd lottora , cl lnlareet to: Tht Dally Sontlnol, PO Be• 728·20, Pomeroy, Ohio 45780. 1CIOtonco Ray DtWIH will ncl be rtapontlblt lor ony . dtbtl ClhOr !han "'' own • •0&·03·02 •I Slophln MaHhtw Sal will : ncl be reoponllblt lor eny dobtl ether !han m1 own, 011107/02 . · , •• 1 New 01r oont lr 1P· "•~nt County group, Jul)l 28·Aug. 3, lor more lnlormalkln 0111 140·1594·2706 GIVEAWAY E949·2:ro: Middleport American Legion Auxiliary #128 BASKET BINGO Proceeds for Buckeye Girls State & Little League Teams Thursday, May 9th 6PM at Middleport American Legion . Tickets $20.00 21 Games 3 Special Games . 50/50 Drawing Relrashmants ldonllfV. found: lAIII SabloM'nlll lntlllo In Pcmttcy erN. CIN 10 klonUiv 6 pe~ lor ld. 140.~2·77"1 •• • • -• ~~~~:n:!rOI~~:i: till llftt lloo-tn-. _ , .. t..........- -. NEECDAEADI. WOUld you Ill wltlfng to Clra lor an lndlvtdUII(I} with IMming Hmllllloi'll 1ft I'CUf ~.~~lor? rre llw-ttoul'l -" ., cltQIM' raqull'ld. 1-1· td contact Ctvlll)o ol t.eoo. 831-8302. EQUII Opportunl• l)o E"'f))oyer. RNI LPN lotI Homo ~I ~-- A~-1 • ,..,. n "~,.. I ""'' FTIPT houri blnllke. p - ca" PIYillllll 1.80Q. 5ta·aa73 01 (lt4)714o08110. b11n Heulor Noodtd. CDCe Requlrod. · Nlgl\11, Mull ..... a ytll'l ..pentnct driving lop 1\Nvy INCka. MutliMIII 11111 a& VII" of IIJI. Cell 9:00.5:00, (740)3N·H58. n n , __. i HIIUWAHIID !?,!1~ ~!!.,!~,_"!T!_~ .,,.. r,.,.,._,,_. t11c1 Wotlt.FulliPin Tlmt/FI..IItlt llcllod. .,_,. 11ct Fer S - WHI '!)aln !,:!!!:874.JOIIS Full•ime IAIIntenonot I*' 110!\ AI 1Win AIWirl Tcwor Noodtd. CGmJStllliWI Hourly Aolt, BaneHIIInoluat 401K Collen, And "-ld V.Collcn Alltr 1 v.or. "-• naHumt 'lb Attn :' John Hunltr AI (8t4)22.W738. No P1tont Celli PIN... Hllp wenlod carl lor lhl ~dill~ Dart! HelM hoW peytng minimum woge' now 11\l!lt: 7om·3pm, 7em: spm 3pm•ttpm ttpm· 7am' coii740-GO:I·isoa3 ' ' LNt In lttt Atl\1011 MollO!\ Ccunl)o ArH1 Aullorn Sarv· oro'it NE~D· lctiCtnltrll~ngap. UAClENTLV --·~a 10 3 pllclllcnllor pen 11mt .... SIO per ~ or IIIMHinlll'ltltdnprovtcl houre Cell Blo Llle lng' diiiOI Hrvlctl lor lndl: pilltnl -ly. :':,""' . Strvlcl, 140.1182· vldUIIt with dMic~ntol · dlllb~llee llv':;" In I oWl· c'on lionPo cunly enloe!: roonntl P. . licit 507, Hunllrtgton, WI/, a&110 or piHH p11cnt 1121· 1014 raepond by Mcnc1ty 5· t3.Q8 ,,..o'· CIHrance SaWI-110,000.00 ·0111 0!\ly lllhll prtoe, New 3 8 INilh MOIIOnll noma with man~ t-ltltl lnd lllli'IIIIQ 1\uge 81 Cu· lliC loot ralriQtrator with let molotr end delu.. dtlll• Wllhll. Only 148,1101.00 dllllleltd lnd Hlup 0!\ your 113 """' Form, llloulllul 1 Bedroom, Kltcl'oln, Blln, 611 King C . uller Flnlih Mow· Clenlly Rollin' Hllll, 58 living Room , Nlco, Porlar tr, $&00 t883 6~ Cntvy INOI'ICII AciH Tlllllllt, Imber worltl ~..... (7.0}38NOIS Ttucl! Boo<l, $500. 1805 Bh OHIO VAllEY PUBliSH· 110- 30 ltlouund. Ferm lo · S•10 rtuok Bod. 1300. •oo lNG CO, IICIO!Miendl lttlt dl'lldod by DcdrHI Rd, Rurol IIAUTIPUl APART· John Ootri Lawn l'riOIOr, you do butlntll Wllh-Wlllr Line tiiHd'; l'ltill· MINTI AT IUDOIT PRI• $31500. (1.0)387·1025 you 11-, ond NOT to Hnd bit. loll of RCid Pronllge. Cll AT JACKION It· rnone, 11\roughllll mill unil 0nt Improved Building Sill TATII, 52 WillwOOd Drlvo ~I Tcp Sell, Fill 0~1 lor you 111'11 lnvtlliQiltd 111e wllh lnaiiMod pend, Cfroulor from $287 10 $383. Walk 10 Solt. Equlpmtnl Rtnlol, otlarlng. Drl'ltwty, StDIIC Sytllm, ahop & mo•loa. Call 740· Dom, BICkhOI, Boi>Cet loundlllcn Eieclrlc StNtclng, COncrete 4~1·2511. Equal Houalng tterar.r, Traclor EQulpmtrll. Sltrl '!bur luelntll 'lb· Colt't ~~... A\1 -d 30 40. 110 DcGrlll """"' (710 «1·061~ -~!Ill ""'''" ,... •Ottlo, · 0!1 Stall ,.,.....nunllr. · dly. .. Prime Sltilpplng ()on. U .S.IIO Rd., Vlnlon, llr St*t A'ltllablt AI AI· Alhlnt, Ohlo·I&70t Route tiO. Approlatd Crown Cltr· t Bedroom, AIR CONDITIONERS• Con· loldlblt 11111. 2 Nlct e140-&81·1872 .141,000, A1111ng 113&,000. Now Polnl, Corptl. trll aM WindoW. (740}44&• ull.. O!llctl. Newly A• Strlout lnqulrH Onl~, 1300/mc. 1200 MCurlty dt· 1308 and 1·800·2~1.0088. mocltlod. IIJ>rlng Vall~ Pie· Fer Selt by Owner. 3 or 4 . ~4re2·2848 or (740)474· 1>0111. (7~0)258·t24a Fer Solo· Lawn Mcwor En· u. Cell (740)440.010 · bod-. I beth, excllltnt 10 Furnlanod 3 room1 & bltn, 01001 and Walar Pump. Alii COndlllon. Man~ ntw lea· 1ms & I Clean, Nc "-le, Raloronc1. Junior. (710)2!;8·1102 '10 LoAN IUrtt. 122 KiniOn on... . ACIU!A.GK • dlpolll . tiQUlrtd. Full IIZI bad boOkOllt 1. (140}+te•B3t0 or (740}«1· ~ (UO)«I·I&tO . • •oadboa~ w/m'attrtll ond 4070. " '" llll n'"" ol hand? ~ -=-HC-u-11--102-.-1-,00-. 1 urae 33471 Ball~ Run Furnlthld Elllcltncy, All bo..prlngs, lBO. (140)DD2· 1 1 0 111 ~~·;.::lOin? Ad., oil 'onlc l2l, t/2 milt Ullllllea Pold. Shere Both. 5221 · 4:00. ~ring Vlllty Rd,. Will No UJ)Ironl Fof ROUII 7, wettr & StiiO/mo. 818 StcOn(l A'lt. C.llToiiFitt ~~~~nH~H & llplklllrHdy In, ltO,IIOO, (740)«5·394& ~~~~~;:. ;~,~~~~m~?nlr;p,,~ 1-·77ll.ft42 . . • . ••oellent building 1111, ClraciCUI 11•1~. , end 2 Tunod? Call Tho Plono Dr. Ill hhomt 4BA 2boh (837)381.0258 ... PRotlll!iiONAL nc ' • 1• bod room eperlmtnlt 11 VII· 7;.;1.::.0·~«;;;1..;·~52=5- - - SERvtars ~:~~· ~=n:O:I~~ 1 Lctl, 3/~ acre eacn. ::,t:~: 1~ndM:~~~~ Hoi polnl Eloolrtc Rangt. ebundlnl eloregt, bane ANdy 10 build on. Ncr1n From 1278-134&. Coil 740. $110.00 Hot "Pclnt dryer TUIINIO DOWN oN HP l III.•QII futnact, lg . Clollla Eololtt en Tntlll 982·&08•. Equtl Houolno 1125.00. 130•)o7&·1183 IOCIAL IICUII-IIIlt enciOitd beCk por!ih wldOu· Ad. (1~0)~4&·1400 OpportunlliH. •" llil dlcll lendtcabod on'd lndopendtnl Haoballlo Dll· No FH Unltlt We Wlnl ' lltlulllul wooded hcult Now Tokln\:frpllcooione- Irlbulor, Call For Product Or 11144 ' 1-858·1111·3348 r:.aea.:ppiOJI, lore. 1011, a 112, 3112 or 5 lCIH. 3• Well 2 room ~own• Opportunlt~. (740).41 - 1062 8t 384 1.1 miiH cui SA ate. Cell • A " bed-. j j M<MV = I ,. . . j r ---- 1 , new hiring lor lull·llmt AN. =:r..-::..""To: C 7 = r liN u.....,.,.......,.,.l r ""' I w. r I -= - I r U. l!:r.or f.J:'i COiolt, ,.._,. :rcr -: -,IMUrtd, Wilt,..,_ == =:.::=n:m',lrtr.. . *"' ,._ ,.._ -.- ,.,.... 1'1.-. end--.= ,-wrJ:;r.--. a-:":: -N-.. . ,_. MEGA BIRTHDAY SPECIALS r RICK PEARSON AUCTION COMPANY IIUttfONUR RltK P!IIRSON tf6e 17J-SUS OR l1J.5441 fXfCUTOR: JOHN K. STfRRfTT TUlliS: CASII OR CflfCII WilD. TertM onllal Ulalt 1Ho doWo 11011rti!UHIIIIIIdllf of IIICIIon. lroPit'llf ICIII U 1L llllncc dtllln JO 1111'1 Of' II ao.IM. .:;.•n..r -n.no.. -·and TUPPERWARE OPEN HOUSE :=" I -rt. I~~,.,=.~ =:"'..J.iao.~~ r ::lll'llltrlcllldna """"" ! 740-441-1259 r ..... :W. r-.... ,_,-,. ._ ~ Lafayatttt Mall .....if"""' 1 ~'1:..~ :.COiolt...:r~=-= ~: ~:t= ~~~.:.--~,..:t::.f~ :I'U:.'*ddJipart~ 300 2nd Ava. Gallipolis =·- .~. ..= -=.:.~!.:::: title,_.....,.... 111 ·- oft 1!Jit.o=3fa:ee'mo, ""*" Wilt,. Clll'll":i =,_In .- =.film· "".., ,:J: 1211/rno= ...., nr------., j . I """'*" - -·"' '- -•w•ooVfWC. ::;!:-:!!'~lfte c:tllt......._ '- 1 u--·· mololy t yoer old. Slott ioutt 1110, Approxlmololy t onilt from Hoapllll. • ~ ~" Ccacf1 ~~~Ioiii"::; ~~ l'cii~Athtnl. Cell 740- Ful Bath, •.,.,:...; t.ott 'or nuo, (304}t75-7311. ~ , 40}«1·8182 .. N:r NOWII WOr1< from F = ~ mill jullcal :J04.811-ttll7. lt:lt.OOO. 740· H2-21 71or dllllle. Clblntlt, CIA, Dtolo, El<ll'l Oaod UIICI Appfl&noot, Rt• n 1\omt, PT/FT ,,.. boOitltl. c-11 (2 pollllonl), 7111 • Jlml '111111 Worl< lnd Car· HZ.f048 Gc\ernmtnt L.oant ........ oondltlcnod '"d Outran· l'lllniAIJl •~.,...., . 1-81J0.2Jt.2HI lllh Clradl Foolblll Colclt Wo CIO: Flowar IIOK lift, No Cl'ldlll No Proltitml Clclt Pl IHd. Woelllro, D•yfll, ~ ::::::::::;;=~· www.tloulworr)'DIIIch.net COiatl, lcyt' FrW.man lleltt!lllli :'b~. Pa~nana. ~ ~-Moo:"~~; !'!,tw ,.....~11 Only. lef1ocll.1740'):..~oea Y 1t1C1 ~~lgt<S:.i, Adotol>ll AKC Pupploo, • Altlellnt High (740144f.210f. · .., '' 40,..._....,..., tlln 11 - •· Ooidtn RIII-I, t Minll· ~ S Comrnurlity Aotlon It ...... lohocl 'li'MIC Colclt, W• llp;!t, (740)112-33411. l.a~ IAIIt:NI uttd 18110 on 2 llldrcom mol)llt homt tor AooliAnotl, 71 VIM 1. , IUrt Poodlt, VII 7 AJID AUlng an 1.- IPIEIIIIII lo ling W- "-C.. 3llll wlllt ut Klloll-' .....a let. 1.1~ . - omo11 rent, no ptll, · (740)H2• (740144f. 3118 C -. (740)37t-253f GALLII'OIJ8 Pro- tllng c-11, Qlrlll' High Caomttrlllef &tNICIInlllf IIllldl -llkllt'ia. Wino r:JN will 1t1t1tr 1111 ~ll4tll'" CD111l tla' lohocl Atlltllnl WMt'itlill rauo·r!.ii. .,.d 10o1 On =l~~~:. ~;...,..--~~~-'!!0" Eltoltlo A•ngo. AKC RfO. I'Orlotlllrt Tttrlot .I Femlly. 1119102• 11/10/02, •N orgenJUIIIOnll 1111111, c-11, QlrW Vllllly . . . - . .,_ tlllotiiM upon lclln Malltl . . (740)211- ( 3 bodroam mclllle - · .._., Worlot 01111. IMt ltmelt. 18 month old. No lltii1CI Clothtl. lllbV IOIIIIy 10 IIIII 1o1111111 c-11 Cliffe' ~ \11111..,.._.71-4044 • CfiJI Clllpef llotcl, DlfiOIIt lllln 1 y11r old. 1100. HOtM Trllnod, Dr-. 175 · ·Fumltlfra. 311Uddl· ol verlcull tCGIUGGtiOiitlo IUittiDeft Cololl, t Lo18ht0011117UIItdraom ~r:!I~UD . , _, (740}41UN4 Vary good wlltloNfdfon. lnICirPikl. floln crSIIInl. ~ Yalld DrMrl OlrW IAiclclle lohocl ~ 1.-11 C.. ATTINTION INVUTOflll Yt'.ndur mobile homt-. hi'i'("""''" or (740)441· at.- PCilalllt pel camtr. JOII lluiiYIIIt f'IU, Wid7 llttdiY·ThUrodoy. Loti of -(3)raiii .. <OIItoiAI'I. i::".to.tllltWMiddltloltoDJIIIOIII?IJI ~~tltt~JIU)'I. !;.1;(740)UI41101, t21,000.00. o:;;740AIUIMIHn ~~· ~~1;£,7·:~ •u~ .............. lumlturl. mfio .. IOiclng Edwetdi,OeiiiiMofgoCM, I Cololl, High at fc tw - 4 002....1 ltlc l o t - : IIC*RIHI' . ' '" -··- -• ~ ,..,..-- ~ re. To many iltmt 1o IOtO N. ltalt AOute 1, lohocl Cllllrlua•· - . "~ 1.1wn Clft, 140- ~""'" j Ml· ....,,ng afttr 1 740-882· ~~~!!' ~ Hmlc '1 ~.Pup~, "~. "'- e. Itt~ lot ooafii.IIUt or Cllllfllro, ONo 41120 by tor ~ 1o110o1 cr-. H2·1iii · tronl 414f ....,, ll't- Mucor ""· ~ Clowo, ~- 5 '• tthino.(140)445 81110 1/t:lm. CIMO'A It 101. illdtr ~. Juo1cr 0tu1 Non-tmoldil!l CMIIIM IOII=W-illliiJot~1• . I IIA Ill Rio Cll'lnde, t b1cc* Dotv.- l•lllllt 1101. molt. 3 ~lt. (740)441· ~ w 11n1ar 01u1 Mom "I ..;..,111 ~ ___! " ~ Muon CO!Anl)o·~tltlllne form ool•i IHUIItl Pold. llolld Oelc 11 - T- with _00~13~--~-V.rd Bole, Thur• May c-111111 ~ for t1tt 1002.(13 w, ....., - _ . lmfrltdlo AOicl. QOtOIOIIt 141110 mo- · N1fllmo, 200 ci<IPOtit ' ::lnd FtidltV 1.411' IOtlt. .._. Au1o ,.or. AIIPIIclnla heme. Clll Kim II (7 llf Plllll.lrl- 1100111 ft., llflt - · 0.5 .,.., :Ibid- {140)11ee-11401 2 - (QIIrtcl), I chlll'l, 8111 Pylhon, MJ!flltttrt. 0011rn ta 4:00pm. Rein or IDr ~ Jlll'llll! wllfi hO!CI 1 Willi! Oltlo atilt t t/2 on qultllld.. a -wz 1111111. llland flltOho Hllloll w1t1i mftror, ""* & mlot Afro · , 22.4 Flrll ,.,, Qaltlp- 11t0t1g fC.-ot .01 011 lllalllrlll oenlllllll w IDr .....,. ....,111 1111, 1 112 fiiiiiCII, 0111 110o 111. Olllllbl"lll, I ,.,..,.., 2 lltcftoom Aflorltnent In ' IIGitlt llflt condlllon. Vtty oflOip. call beho ltn 111 11111. 1'111< on Stroot.- up Jlllll. '*'*- Ill 2 ,_. -"lriO 1101111on1 mull Home- ,...,.ldiii'Q lllllf ,.. in1J1Y. • t/2 lllth, lg. ldlotltln pewd rood, por11o1 lcoa· ~·· ur ''"' 11500. 1740)211-12'11 caM 4otvo. Boby end T IAinlgeintrtl, mt11 oirtltloaiiOn l'tqUiflo lllltl, raotlng, Gitlin Nnll wl .....,., erN. liOn. Olctt 10 HolndngiOn • : ; _ , . IIICifl( 1 w.ati~ , " - ( )112-3211 a-, bOY' ond !Prll, Conttnunlclllon&COrnp- iiiltiiJ o1 Ohla fDr f'UPI.~ lonoe.-Wood - · lttf,IQO, [140)441-1114. 15 - l o • .,_ F- Fr11 -lllft1gor· 8ordot Co1f1t 11 - · womtn'l ofoll-. ta)'l. lin- illllll • · plua. lottrlr'i II or hflv 11 '1 wfiCI end CPR. - · rapeltl. llp;!t, (74tl)+teo~ lifter TIII'CII'. (304)112IUO llort. 111 - · AltnOnd & whitt wlllt ~~ bllzt 111 w dotllllt, •• and lind I'IIUIIIIIO: Cllltll INIII ....,. llp;!t. 2002 a brl2llll 0n1y HOt Point w.-~., and lliUf tllliUnG .., IIIJI fland lltd«, 011 IIIII. ra- Patlor, PO ... 123, Rio ocntoot Wllllotn ~ ~ ~~~~mCepe Cad ........ M'iQ .... clown w' only 2 ....,_.,, 2 ttaty oport- lot, 1131. IAirilfl Rogltllrod. AICA 150 much mora. . Grandt. OH 411'74. lllPIIIr•ldtr<l. MlfQI J.o. room room 1110 1204 u per c.11 11111'1( IDr ,.... Ill ~. · see. 0t1tt1 dtytrl, ch.IIOI or tliCk 01111· Bolo 4411 Jarry lltratl '-'*told I'IGollll • .... 1111 Dlllrlcl, ~.o. ... 272. ltllallin ol ........ NNd '7.a.-.mt. . ezoo dtpOIK, 1:130 ,.. 110 - · Cltl tfltr ..... ter (304)80&oalt7 Vlle~·~ · l-tt.OZ . .._...;-. llutlltl Mull,_ l'lllt•ow,Ohla4&71f Top 10 morllh ront,· ront ...,.._ (740)4~1tofll '"'"'!;•~•!!•Qt!!.:,·_ _ _ __ w ~·.. ~ ~ b ............ ' . 1111. ou -~~ ~- • ~ . NMIUIICf fat . .. Wlltf, ' trtlh, llllt. e: 4:00pm - .......,.,.. wanttc~· E.po.!ao a -.-. puug;; -· -~· ._, _. 1100'11000 doan~ (740)37Utlt For Boll 8IIIMw ~· [140)3384)111, ·For morw lnfOmllo dlntlll, ~.11= on!': ••NIIIIfi,C740)4.No!l218. · AKC. e-t/IUI. tad. Clll 1 11 MIOH/1 1/02, Tool SOc lot ,,40)31N070 lion otif ~40)2'8 tUO 111 art -•• -~ Will 4&0 111 AWl~ ..! BA, AHI'1QIJa (304}t76-..... • fUll lilt TruCk, Tallo c- ,.,_ IOU pro- (140)2~146ll (740J"Z"2f7t or (7 ::....,..,. "'"" Dotlllfe Wldt 011 1 dlfno fill full •Iu lruck. Kldll NCtlng ~ 2nd _ . tat . _ .......- .... AID. tO llllnuW !rent , _ ago . 40)111 4131, . 11. Btr""~ . P =· 1200 t - . 110. 1-1, til Cindy mont~ . W!r!l: ~bWt "I Will do LMt i!IOWIII(I, lloulll 7 -~ A., • . 4 b1CV 2 .... (304 t. lu\o cr 111. A1Ytr1M ,w. - .(740)441- II llr,.,.,.,, . A.Uat... dMifltd'L.Mng ~-_..w.. .. .;. __ ""*"""lfl --'< Conllfuoo . • . 1124. Eart·jlr1 • . Communlly ~ lrtO I ,000.00. ·7 - - flon ~ 121 E l'llmll"" 74001Slit. 11/ll).tiilt, 8- 'lbU- ...... e dlf:at•IOI ' II t1 'Ill II *'CIIA 011 :JIM-77HOJ4, Ml< IDr .ual Ctfl :1384 10 _ .... "'""""" Pilat, HI" , ..,, 4. u.-, Ale Qrondt . • IIOh- dtl'· ...-,g IIIII N .....,, (1 ..,.., WV- ,...., lllfl "'" H2·it2t. Auao IAI!ort, Childrlftl Adult IOU Ill doing r11J1t1 fy. pllcattor. tor HUD-tuOII- · DOUf - • ..... ' i•-' In A1M11can1GeiiiDOIII, OH Je ,.-w Wyngele •tllllll IJI Q lit fDr pelt WI \'Mil II fl I .. ~ ~ .,._,.,..,, ~10 _~-~, I · - - ..-~ ......_ ...... I MICI-""N -• '-' . _ , -·~· 11«1 ........ ....... (7~7111 ... ,_.. Tcya. ,...,..,. tlmtlttllllng 1 1 a .... Tht ::!: uttd 11011W 1Dr , _ - . l.ilfltloo- Clfl 1n '1"1 L Delli ..... 2 Cl. Cll,_ ATA II ~=--~--::--:--tho- uphltlll . . Con- ... qr Mod' • - be WI . . . . . . . - . II.IJIIIi,Giflt«J041174231 (304)112·1121 ~- Afldtllrt - - · ""'opeoe- - Gatoge Solo. Grllllm llluJion, lo Work .. --. 1111111'1. 11111f ,..._ Ctfl fDr 1111t. It 1'111111 JUHI! I, 21002 fat M (140,..i-02M ' - ·· 1 M. AIIV~ ::::: : , : "...~ · ~ Wyou wNd ... to- a ~olfllll.,.,._ 1 loot tdn 441-42a Ml< lor lion or qtta'llld -lillllllltl . ATA 12 opeoe , _ llto. i-4 _,.. dillarlfiOI- IOU-. ...... N -~~ g PlfiOII. M*»JAM!ICU ~-- .... - 1411· I l<tl;.., At 211. call ,.,.._237..,.2 1111. I lllllf 2 b1laom .,_ 11 ,:. 11/10.11/t 1.. Fu.-., 2301· - piiiM 0111p tw -.lumllltld end ...,.,. ~ l!O.Z1 ,.......,.. Z1· c -. Toor.. TO\'I. Yld- NIONI AI .wall To lluv t11 Mt II aDII lllllf d Dttva. ~ ~~ ~ =)117~~U<-~ - · MilO., Mutlc01111Y· Ill. _..,..,..,., *'4- 10 CDitfllll an wAU'III. j2!1. . (140)211-1211 . tlllrtgOoto.~1175-1421. __ E ~ The Empty Nest Ir FARMS ..__iilroRiiliiiSAiiiLE;....,I rrage, flnllhtd bollmtnl, . 13110/Mo, 140~8.0008. Repaired, Now &Rlbulllln Sl\op ll yard Hit prlcu .. lnfoCision Is proud Prellr nome 1\eallh IIIPIII· lrpiCt, hlrdwOOd ftl'l. Lollor Sal• Appro•. 2 t/2 Ont bedroom apartmlnl In Slock. Call Ron Evant, 1. ReUN lnduatritt, Albeny + 10 be f h enot but no1 neoeiHry. Wt 740·Ha.at58 · :;~~n:.1•~1~1~. :~v'w~y', Pl. Pllallnl. Furnlehed. 800·531-8828. Athtnt. a part o t e cller compttlllvt wog11, AH r o l l - - l i n t Willi 1 ti1C1rlc ovelloblt Vory clean and n1ca. No - - - -.- - - 740.ag8.8200 ..-.reultlndullrltt.org . Oallipolis 1\ttlll\ lntutlncl, lnd I In Rench Style noma, 3 Bfcl. Peeler artt. Ao'lng' "-to. Pncno (304)87&,1 :tel LOngaDorgor bllklll lor I I lrlendly work elmctpl\tre. roorne, t ond t/2 bllhl, 2 " 1 304 115 4862 Frld11 1 Salurday, Mey commun ty PIHitlnqulrnl Femlly So- IIIIIIHIIO t 1 t t - . cor g111g1. Vinyl tiding, 113.185, Cell (740)4~8· Smelllurnllhod apl. All ulll· 11 ;,;;.;1;.;;;..;,.';;,;.;;.'...;,;;,;;.::..._ _ 10th & IIIII, Wtbor lamiiiH, nlor Cera, Inc., 188 ll\lrd . ,ltrHOIIIfntAol Ill till hill pump lnd IOIIIIIIOUic. 4&14 from 8·1 cr (740)448- IIIH polO t•Otl)t Eltotrlc. NO Mona bocll and aholl, SR t·2~. RuHend. Are you looking for AYI., Clalllpolle, OH or Hnd wtltall- MIHitol to 100•1110 IIVII lei In nl011 3248 oltor epm, "-lo, Seourlty Oopooll R•.. 101!11 Hitty ,..,. 10 t/2 rttume lo: PO lox 701, -IH"tnr ntlglt-.Sixmlltllll• Melga Counly, Aullondqutrld. (304}t7S•t:te5 tnd It, ItO IC 13&. Llll Loti cl nlct, lll'lnd neme a career with a Clalllpolll, OH 41131 . ,or praltriiiOI,IImlllllcn or low Clllllpclla oft AICCCOn 'lbwlltl\111, 45.3 acret op. Twin RW.re Towtr IOOtPI• Ealara; 125. 2 Air Ccndtllonboy bobv thing•, 0.3T, strona,arowing an eppolnlment call -~~~~len-.., lloed. 113,1100. Cell praxlm~tely 113 fttllor t.;11alng opptlcollcna 1., tro, 11!0 and 17&. 130•)773· clcthtltlf 11-, lll¥l. IIC., (740}441·1371. Alto hklng I'IM, - · Nlltlen, Ill (740}112-804& ing oiiH. llurtl water, IIIC· 1113 Ml1~1cnt0/Atti, HN.I1\Irn tdolgoa company? ~IClraAidlt~ ~!.,llltllllltor~ lrlc, w1111 2 producing -• tbr.HuCSubeldiZIOIPI.&II :':::."~=~=== 001 be• Dial U S ....pe ..IIICI nocHUry. .,.,~, ~,.m,onn,ln-·01111 Remod&ltd R&nctl Home. Willa. l.ocllod Oil pe:id NIW AND UIIO ITIIL IWHn Clttl/111'1 & Mlclcll.. • p u~~Wlllraln. EO&. . nt1tt1 IIIIIThrtt lodrooma, Both, Ltldlng CIHk Road (Coun· ulll. peld lor elderly lnd Stttl B1am1, PI~ Rlbll ,.,,..,.., llm81tiGII ar ~,Tm, K~lc'l,'f, ~:r1':, 1 "j II' Rood 3), 2 rn~•• ofl SA7. ~· Clo 1 mile on Storyo Wllh lnfoCLIIon ,.. ~ : . ~f.':":O:~ ;~~~a~:~~;g dAd. '""""""' diHrlmlnetiGII." lloragelulldlnge. lttducod 140•182•3147 or 740•373• Fo• Orolnl, Oti.. wayl & 1 1 J..A,-!> ~Are you looking ~or Prlcl. (740)44&•8471 OSSO. Alldng e10,000. w,lkw•1•· L&l Scrap Mol· r ,, r"""""""'' Tllll MWIPIPI' wNI 1111 111 Open Monda~. 1\ttlda~. a career and notjUII Gllllpolle c..... lllliiWNlflly-.oi MollmRuSAulfoMa Wodntlday & Ftldl,, 8am• 1-••ta for rail 11 "? ~a-ra CIOH 'lb Hotn1 e 4 ·• Big ... •-·•· 1100 1c 2000 a "job 1'"" Hltllwlllchltln tOO/mo. 740· Sllurda~ :30pm. Clo &d TnSunday. u•~•v. I~1740-441-431 , 111m~ P~ .10 and .25 Dial-Up SuecHI t·I00-214.()4&2, • - Ill t1tt Jtw, Our • (7.0}«8-7300 muon mort. Loti cl FrH With I •-"'·lo R - - 127411 -.,._, 14•70 l.lltt New. Oldtr "-'" otuH. 111 Milton Rd. Clrnp . D•~• n : . ' lnl -tlttlllll tcn Ownod. (740)811ot378 · - PolarOid Ctll'ltll, Like Ntw, Conley. Fri•Sal. 8:00·3:00 -:.:._,.arlllldln blttuotn81rn·apr!t. Mcr>Frl. S20.2Croci<Pcla,l5ttoh. Rein crSIIlno. .......... ...._ IIIII tltWI,IIIIIIft Smell mlcrow•••· Nlct. 1814 14•70 Hernpoltlrt, 2 HcmH From ltH/Mo., 4% 125. (710)«8·0•28 1 ., ••,...,,. lfiUII Verd Salt Frldly 0111)1 8•5 1 Btdroome, 2 Bllhl, Rl· Down. 30 Yltrt 11 U% 1200 ONo St Pt. Plo-nl. 2•. a br. Molllll lor ~ ' mocleltd. Cell lo vltw. APR. For IJtUnot. 101).318- tg,o 0!1 Sill on tlreppilll't• Proto lnd Crohtmln Toole. rant, lrcm Nlw 111• (140138NH1 3323 Exl. 1701. OH. lkiQIII Appilanc11. 78 Call And1, (1.01.48-3580 VAAO SAI.E IAIY 10.11·1a ven gradl 304oll2• . Vine St., (740)«fo7301 ofter 7pm. 104· N. 3nt Slr111. Muon, Mole and Fltnllt Eecortt 1101 1885 Oilylen 14•70 2br. 2 1 Bodrcom hOtJN, In Mit• ~;.;_:;,..;..,,...-.,..,-~---WV•.bo111nd lmporlll Tlrt lnd D.....,.. Wantocl Sari• lull blltll. EliOitltnt Ccndl· ecn, weelllrld'Yir hootl·up, 2 Or111111 lor 1111. e110 Wollrllne Bpecltl: 31~ 200 ln•ulrtl ·Only Motlttrt DIY Plenl Boll t(cn. Hilt pump. On llnlld 11ov1 & rtfngart~tor, furnlll\o each. (740)448-7221 PSI 12 t.OO "-' IOO: 1' 200 ~ 40 ••• " ' Saluraty only, IAiy IIIII 8lot In Mleldllport. (304}t75- ICI 304·773'1!104 PSI $3&.00 Por 100; All TO BUY (7 )...,.,.tm. 5, Undl Rulllll, CR 35 out , 23&3 or (304)!15-5171 . · Appilenc11: Reoondltlonod BreH CCmprtolicn FJttlngl ~ MoCiutt'l RHIIurant new of Rlcine. 3 lodroom noma. f)lul t " ~ 111 141170 2 bod· 2 8R, Cliiiii>OIII Area. Wellllrt, D~r!J Ranaot. In Stool<. · , hiring eN 3 IOCitlonl, lui or bodrOOm noma Delli on ont 1 5. • (740)211-8702 Rlftlgr&ICrt, TO 10 01)'1 IIOH IYANI INTIIIPRIIo AbloiUII TQP Dcllot. U.S. P.On•lltnl, pick up tppllca-11.. WAMm let In IAidclepon, In good room, v"1'1 tiding, lhlnglt Cluortntlodl 1 Stll New II JtokiOn, Ohio, HJOO· SIIWir, Gold Colilt. Poool• ilon llloeltlon & bring boCk To Do condlllon, ,N,500.00, "'" rcol, Clll Kll'lnl 740-315· 4 bedroom houN for ,..lin Mlyllg Appllenctt. Frtneh 537·8521 1111 & .., ............- 7•• RtOint. good ntlghborl!ood, =~;;_-.,..,-~AI ' .OIIJUOndl US c' Gold 111-n 8:30om ., ...,....,.,_... .......... - . Cll·hlll pump, you pay Cl~ '' Mit"'"", ,..,. 140-448-7795. Word Prcctuor 125.. IJio M .~J.' Coin Stiop, ~~~~: 10:0011rn. t.lcr1day lhru SM· All Mlkll l.awn Mcwtl'l 1114 1017 14•10 M~, Hilt lltotrlo & Gil. wt pay w.. Sitek t<enmort EIICirlc Flit Gear E.ar1)11t bltct 12&., lnend Avonue, Goilpollo, 740- . urdly. . lnd Outdoor _ , Equip.~ lodtoom on Routt 2 ' Fump, Building, 31111, 2 full ltf, _ , l gorblile, 11!00 Ser•lct StOYII. Cllln. lanl Cor 1111 U . Phono ,.... 2542 , Now Hl~ng. KloL Clllrlng mont Aopell'ld. FrH l'lcltup 3 (304)e75-1533Z ' bllhl. Poyofl. (140)245• per month pluae&Oll dopclo WOIIII Clltll. All t1tt 1><1111. (3041582-27&5 FOOd PNp Ia SaMng. VIII· lnd dtfiVIry _evellllllt.•0111 15411 "· (740)848-2217 1200. (740)«8-tia. . Wlnltd 10 bu)l: Ulod IAobllt 1b1t Houl'l. 8tnd ANUmt Mill (740)44HI04. 3 bedroom, 2 bllh brick 3br, 2 bolti, t4xl0, 1888 3 Dlno!lolll>ll& chtlrt: Mldf. 8lJU.DING Homl. Clll ~)«1-0! 75 10' 1314 Holman Ad Clllllpo Cutlorn Bu....., ' renon on 1.1 fill 10111· Nortfl 1_, ilrQI 101 In 10 l•bod: ~ po . bedroom tultt, .,. · - ,_ 01 (304)t75- 5 eli. OH 41131 ' F _,,. ~emod- OltPII and W!l'l, lUll town 2 porollll I llulfdlng call 740·Qg2· t H2 olltr t.,--ri""iii,.,...,iiiiil-.,1 • . lllng. ret ttl motte. ~ ( porllllly b"""' ~-~:..., elr ""'" ,... ~---' ' ·30 ~ Fully lnloArtd. For Ill your td) - ~ a Cit "'""'"' ' ""'" " ..,,., :::·:::.·- - - - - Tttt MeJn• ·l.ocll BohoOI heme -•r · Clll aarlae - · New (304)1175-1 Moving ®I BlOCk Driell pi,.. 428 of lllte. Dlttrlct leOurrtntly Htldng 140-M:ni8 01 740-«1· .._, 3o4'.au·:llt1 ~~~·~:::~"= wlndGwt,llnl,tlt, Ita. Clooo.; 111D .._ •W,··- llflf'llcollont lrom cartlllod 1114 COOAntty homtl, n1ot leta, llllort. 'ThomptOnl Apf)ll· Wlnltrl, Rio Grlndt, OH 21 ........ ~.. ~ IPf)llclnla lot Ver• 3 bod-, 2 belli, a Olt II· loolltd 011 Rt 33 ~ 1888 Nortf 14 72 2 IIA 2 once. 3401 JIOkton Ave· Cet1140-2o&·5 1 · v.-".. I Honor your Mom at our . STOP by, SEE whafs new! In Raclno, ntck· co. Call 740-848-:lt!!G 10 .1·1"6. lfwoWAN11111 WOAES,PKITE~(S' I g1:::::: ~ound: Friday, May 1Oth 1:00 - 6:00 p.m. I" ~ 2 111etp, 4 goaoo, 5 raloblll, ~.. lo good homtl. coli al• ltr 6:00 or leaYO metuge. Outdoor House Paint $8.99 Galion 634 E. Main 992-5500 •• • Ada Should !tun 7 OIWI \\\tl\ \t I \ll \ I " lnMemory ·I ncludes l"~"•• Yef'd Sele Slgnl Up To 15 Wof'da, 3 Oeya Oveo- 15 Wof'da aoct: Per' WOf'd Ada Must Be Pf'epel.d • Sttrt Vour ~dt With A ICeyword • lncludt Complete Dtacr1ptlon • lnch1de A Price • Avoid AbbAvlttlona • lnclucul Phont Numbtt Anti Addrell Wl\tn N•tCitd. 0H Sup Ct IOCMIH:II • ~~ Or Fax To (140) 812-2157 . Monday t:h ru Friday 8:00 a.I'Tl. t:o 5:00 p.m. r Melanie Ridenour 46511 SR 248, Chester Or FIX To (140) 448-3001 C?dlfo~--~~ '!Wrna ol ...., Cllllt Ralph I. Truaaetl - No Layaways! All Sales Finall r.n TOdaw••• tl su,ooa.oo DERBY W' A.NTED: (304) 675·1333 YOur Ad, QI:rihune(740)446-234~ Sentinel (740) 992-2156 3L\tgister Or Fax To (304) 175-5234 rtf~N~~cee: VbiWM .,. Page 513 P r = addr. .l! 2M St,..t MiddlepOrt, Ott 45710 I lnOna the north line oJ W.lnut StrHt to tllp ~of ....nn?ng. • Prior lnatrumtnt YOUTH FISHING '::'J. A u - •eetelty IIOnSI 15% off Retired pieces 20% Off RESIDENTIAl. & MANUFACTURED HOUSING HI-Efficiency Heat Pumps, Air Conditioners & Furnaces -• .....-.--.- l••m•IEIIIff· P r 1o r ..... CXIl.IN'iv. Allln·Stock Vera Bradley XFL. TIIPP/ln . .,_, a- LII t Con .. Qtribune - Sentinel - 11£1G8 OHIO ~~-:::': 111 ~ o1 1111 ,_ • ~-t OrW of Slit to Jot 14, ,.....ce " ' dlrecttcl from aeld Mclnl till north liM Df lol no. M. tour .... to Court In the allOW• the founcle\lon of io enlltltcl ICllon, I wm • thence expou to ule tt atone WI11• bile uctton t 1111 Mclnl ~·" toundlllloa ~,..,!- 0111Junt of a etoM well and 1a, 2f1011t tO:OO a.m. along aald Will IQUlh of ..td dey the ftiiJ lett to 1M IIOitll tollowtne ducrlbtcl line of w.lnut Strwt; Friday, May 1oth, 10am-Bpm FOOTBALl. 1\IAD... Business Services k~M hi \ . . DIM n ttrdl. !!!IJI----------•••-w11-w1.1miiiyiiidliliiililily.;.•liniiitliiintliil.liiicomiiii.----------The~Dally Sentinel• P•o- Bs Thunldlly, Mly 9, 2002 COURT Of' ctJIIIPON end penW wlt?l tt1t PLEAS liM of w.hM lnlll ONE DAY SALE AND· FrNALLY, THE SURE·FrRE TEST TO INDI• CATE THAT YOU ARI! COMPLETELY You miss the \ um· ~~hl •~~ Ul; Volume an, Pet• 471, end ¥illume S12, Pe.. 413, . .1g1 County dttcl clettcl Jenuary Wilt 4 end 1811 DO Rm... · 5, 114e end . _ I I Cllalne to 1M,._ ol Prior lnltrumtnt In Vol1SS, ..... 11114, b ghllng. rttii'IIIOM! 17, ..... 713 Melga County Deed ~-Record•; 1110 ALSO the PIOPit1Y .. tddrldn....,, EXCEPTING thllt follo-g I'MI aatal8 32011 WI!LCHTOWN n111 _ , perctl herttofore elluate .. - ... and ROAD, POMEROY~ LEGAL coneyld by NoR H. nr'b 1d .. loltowa: Ott 4SlW DESCRIPTION: Nye to J.O. RoiCiel Beginning on the Apprelaad et: Sltulttcltn the County and wlla by deed rt- hill 11 1 corner 1111,1100..00 of 111e1p. In tt1t adetacl In 1148 end of land, formerly 'hrma of ule: 111% of Ohio end In the - • In Vol. 154, OWIIICI bY Geor.. L. caall dey of .... and vm... of Middleport. Page sse Melgl Roy end Jeoob b a I a n o • b y l!lelng pa11a of lola County Daacl Herttnbech et the ConllnrNitlon of Sale. 54 and SS . . originally Recordl, ....-.nce to North end of • 11111 lllcl out and p1etttc1 by which 11 haraby 11'- ltltm baarlng lbllph E. Tlullll~ Phillip Jonea and made. Thle claad 11 North 12 c?eg. Eltt; Sheriff, lllelp County b o u n d • d and 1110 eubJect to th.nn South N 3/4 Cafloa S. Ramllll dMcrlllecl" lollowa: cartaln RIGHT OF dtg. Eat 5 chel111 10 Lerner, Sampeon Beginning et the 6 WAY gnmtacl by Noll II nita to • ateke; 0 c!.:n:: H. Nya to the Ohio thenn South 11 112 Rothtm, 120 E. ~..:. Fuel a.. Company del· Willi chalnl 25 Fourth StrHI, lth Walnut and Fourth end rac:ordld In ¥111. IInke to 1 tllke; Floor, Clnolnnetl, OH Strtell at iha 4, Peg• 304 ol the thence South 31 114 45202. (Its) 241.4100 aouthwtll corner ol Right ol Way Recordl del· Wilt I chllnl 21 OH SUp Cl IOCMI77S2 tot no. 54; thence of M1lga County, llnka to the pi- of north elong the ea1t Ohio. beginning, · (I) I, 11, 2S, 200:1 tina of Fourth Strttt PARCEL NO. 2: contelnlng 1 end - - - - - - (52 fHI) nny - fHt The following 351100 more or Public Notice ID 1 atake; then.-~ cleacrtbtcl -1 eatate '-· ___;;...;;.;;,;,;,;,.,;..:.;;.,;;.;,;.,_ lltuelaclln the Vl..tll SAVING AND C.rd of Thenke of Mlneravllle, EXCEPTINGerlghtol NOTICE II haraby County ol Melgl 1nd wey ten l"t wide glvan thll on State of Ohio, end elonaltleEIItlldlol Saturdey, M1y 1t, . rw-----..;,., known u the thl leal mentlontcl · 2002, at 10:00 e.m., • The family o Thom11 LeW II lot, line end EXCEPTING public •le will be held end being epart of the coel under llld et 211 ·W11t Second t DO Acre Lot No. 302, lend and the right to StrMt, Pomeroy, Ohio, end pertly In Sactlon mlne•ma. 11 the extendad No. I, Town N. 2 and REFERENCE II Pllklng lot (bellda Renge No. 13; and mede to deede Powell'• Super Vatu) beginning at the recordld In Voluma The F•rme,.lank •nd Would Uko to tboak Northweit corner ol 311, Peae 745; Savlnga Company, 11 everyone for their Devld Rlohlld'l Lot; Volume 305, Paga . 11lllng for ceah the k!ndn... ond love th1nc1 North 5I e~eg. following collltel81: sbowa to tho family W11t 2 · 1nd 27/too tet7 CHEVY MONTE durtDa the recent loss ohaln1 to the CARLO Southwlill 09mer ol 2GIWW12MOVI115784 ol our mother. Thaoka ·Gaorge Gllrland'e lolj The Farmere lank to Rev.. Doovld Coaar 1 lhence Iouth 111114 and Savlnga lor tbe wonderful dtg. 111100 ohelnt to . Compeny, Pomare~y, 1 ellkt; lhiiiCIII 112 8:30AM Sunday, OhiD, reaar••• the lltl'vl.. ond everyone deg, 1111 1 l!ld right to bid II thla who st'11t lood, nowen 25/1 oo chllnl to . June 91h 0 The llle, end to withdraw 111d prayers. The Chartee Re11 11111 Racine Gun Club tha ebove colleteral Wblte-Mcqulo lh1nca South U end l'tUIIt eWIIdld: Molt prior to llle. Furlhar, 3/5 deg. 1111 2 and ftlll,llla lith, end m111r The Ferme,. lenk 1nd Fu-al home and 11100 chaine to the ....,., ,uod,lll..,..&'::, Savlnga .Company •peclally to Mike hll biCk H!le Of Henry lnd INIII PIOra raearvea the right to PullwD ·for polu evilllllble. opon to 1 1 11 bid Jon•• lot; the !lot 111 ,outlll thnd undor. 11 •c or • • ki!>dnetiS and coacern. North 11 1/2 deg. aubmln • Everyone who vlllted -----:7"-:-=:---~---The • b o v • dllcrlbed colleteral the funeral bome Help Wanted · will be 101~ "II II· durlna the caUina whera Ia", with no houn and servk:a:. e1prtt11ed or Implied The 'lllpper Plolna .t1 werrenty given. v.r.w. auxUial'l' For further women, who pnpand Part·tlme po•ltlon available In Melp County, 2! Information, or for 111 hrs/wk Mfl'u/Th. ll!ltlet lndude teachlna 1 p poI n t m1 n t to and ·served the food conununlty aad personal skiDs to an Individual lnepeol colleterel, and Royal Oak Rolllll'l with mental retardation. Requlr<menta: Hlah prior to 1111 dtte for use or their facUlty. schooldlptoina/GED,vltlddrlver'•Ucense,three contact Sheila yean good drlvlnl nperl....., ond adequate lluohenan 11 H2·2131. ·Atso to O'BIODetl lloopllal Emeraency automobUe lmur-e coveraae. $7,00/br, Send (I) I, I, 10 3TC Room Starr and l'tiumeto: · Camden .Clark Buckeye Community Services Public Notice P.O. Box 604 HOMpltal Coronory SHERIFF'S 8ALI! J kso OH 45640 Can unit rtarr, ac n, RI!AL ESTATE docton and cbaplaln. Deadline for applicants; 5/13102 CAIE NUMBER Tbaoka to Ptm £out< o...., ....,, Em...,., OICVIIt2 l.aStlla Nallonel link Henderson 111d Allee •• Truatae under the HawthOrne for their Pooling end Sarvlch1g klndn... and oupport. Ag,..rnent dated 111111 8erl11 1Ht·2 ~"""­ c/o Superior lenk, FBI Plelntlfl ~ In purauance of an Order of Sale to me dlrec:tld from eald • Court In the ebova • entltlld action, 1 will expo•• to eale at public auction at the Courthouae Dn June 27, 2002, et 10:00 1.m. of llld day, tha following deecrlbld rttl•tal8: The following· 1111 pro party furthar delcrlbecUefollowt: Parcel ldanllllc.llon No: 11· oosu.ooo; tl· 00514.000; 110011 s.ooo; 18 _ 00811 .000 end 18· 00882.000 ere IIIUIIICIIn tha Vllllge of Mlnl!'lvllle, County ol Melga end ltate ol Ohio: PARCEL NO . t : lltuetld In the VIIIID" ol Mlntf'lvlllt end Pomeroy, In Town No. a, Rena• No. 13, t?eotlon No. 1 1ndiOOAcreLotNo. 302, and bounded 1nd deacrlbed 11 lolloM: 111111nnlng 11 1 line which rune 1 deg. Well !rom tha Southllet corner of tha E11t hall of tha Southaaet querter ol Section No. 8, Town No.2, and Rena• No. 13 ol the Ohio Company'• Purchall, about 382 IHt South of 1 eyc1mora trea etendlng In the front ol the eteble on tha preml111, where e 1lonewaeplecadlor e corner; thence North 12 de g. Elet 170 fHt to the rocke; thence .bY tha 11m1 btlrlnge 3 chllnl end 53 IInke to 1 corner; thence Norlh 38 1/2 deg. Eaet 8 chelna end 2111nke to th1 Well corner ol Gao rae Garland'• lend; thenca North 35 dag. Elat 2 chaine end 34 IInke to the North corner ol George 01111nd'1 lend; thenca North 55 dag. Weet 2 chelne and ttl IInke to the ·EIII corner ol B.H. Skinner'• lot; thence south 48 112 dag. Welt 1 chelne to the South llna ol eald 1ect1on; lhenca North 18 deg. W11t along uld line 1 cheln end 45 IInke to the querter of 11ld Section No. a; thance eouth 1 deg. Weet 2 chelnl end 40 llnkl; . thence North 10 deg. Weel 87 1111; thane• South 40 deg. · Will 150 feet to the Str•t; thence South 47 dig. E11t 200 !eel . to the piece of beglnn11111. Excaptlng the coal end mining prlvellgtl end right Ol WIY PllllgiWIY and auch other r111rvatlone 11 eal out In the deed recordad In Vol. 31, Page 705 Melge County Deed .. Recorda, raferenca to WhiCh II hereby INidl. '•1"""' W ....,.,,..,.,,...! ..._..,.,,.__, t'li'th'\1 r O..r.l t'uhth Thursday, lilly '· 2002 =:-=.. r :V::. ~ ~~.~~ ,lA li I �lt•The Thursday, May 9, 2002 Stntlntl . . . . Thursday, May 9, 2002 . :ALLEYOOP _,._ICI VK7 -..ot, 2 1811 FORI E><Piortr. 4WO, a .._. PW, Pl. ...,root, ~~> IIIII ll1eauto OUIItr - · 1eG,OOO miiM,. uldng : ~!!'~E~ollrhog 1n String ....eoo.oo 740·002-8273 ' ,_....,..,. l'lt~~~~lr. ..,.;,~-::--:-::,--:' f/40JI*ttM 11M .Mop O..nd C -. 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O Completo tho chuckle ~uorad by fillin~ in the miulng words you dev•lop from 111p No.3 below. PltN1 NUMBERED LETTERS IN IHESE SQUARES · • UNSCRAMBLE "BOVE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER : SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Turban· Doubt· Water· Speech· HUSBAND We.had moved to a very out of the way town. I learned very quickly that a small town is a place where everyone knows whose check is good and whose HUSBAND is not .. Qb,.. . many <'nterprisins acrivitir• recognition will be. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) ·Thert'o. • sood dunce that aJ encouragement you n~ed to tnli!e SUC(ffl . TAURUS (April 20-May 20) -- AlthousJ! you might th~ Wttk<nd, don"t isnorr yo•r busineu calli. There's someming proliuble in it for .yoy. G•t a jump on life by undrntanding Jhe induence> ah.-'11 gov"'l. you in Jhe ytar ah,ad. Send 1'or your Allro• Gnph prediaiono by mailing 12 t11 Atn~>-{ir~ph. 'f o thit n~wspapc:r, P.O. Dox 1758, Murny Hill Sution. Ntw York, NY 10156. 0.: sure 10 >Llk your Zodiac tip. 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IN L··~,, I 21 Pel I d 31 llltaflll't ID I PEANUTS ftftftftC~~ 4 Eata P"' All pea an~ h~~1, ;:~ ~ TFN Pau 3 Give 11'111 4 Umber 5 Tofllatn t."lr.. I I 750 Easl State S1reet Phope Athens, Ohto ~~ , l'ortuguHe lady 2 Worlt.unh• conltnuel I Clpp'a 3S Hubbub Marx was "Thumb cklnot? 51 .,_ Ulnl 10 Hog.writing about sales , 1 "llllltmel" 30 Double u Paraflln and marketing when 12 Stop, lo CUM 113 UWIIy or Pcpeye 22MeiJNC IIIIIch he penned, "A com40 feeling 11 R.ny 54 Twtaloallmodity appears at first 34 lnold 42 ,....111 sight an extremely Murdoch 11 Jar tiiJII* ROIIII 20 Tal Mahal 37 Pollen' ... Eltrllttlnobvious, trivia} thing. .ovena alii llut its arialysis brings . 21 Llltaa foal 31 A Oerallwln out that it is a very strange thing, abounding in metaphysical subtleties and theological niceties." Although hardly metaphysidll or theological, a finesse is at first sight an extremely obvious, trivial thing, but its analysis may bring out some Sllbtleties. In thjs deal, how would you try to land four spades? The defenders take two heart tricks, then shift to a dia· mond. There is only one way to show a balCELEBRITY CIPHER anced 21-count: open by Lule.Campoe Calobrtty Clphor oryptogromo art cru'-dlrom quotatlcna by ,.....,. lwo no-trump. The people, putonO prltfnt. Each IIIIer In the clphtr lltndt for anotlllt. heart weakness is ' · Today's Clue: Y BqUII/S M . p~rtner's responsibil'VFXt XCXQTEFHtl ' SPXW ity. Here, it is lucky North used Stayman HW L YPRHZX QHSFE, L because three · noEFLI! UPXEOT UHXKX PM trump would have been down after trick PM NPT VHEF E F X ALIKXW five, having suffered a fatal heart attack. Z H M X.' With three red-suit KLZAXO losers (two hearts and LZXDLIAXQ one diamond), you have to hope that East PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'OIICOVIJY conalttl of -lng wllal · everybody haa aHn and thinking whal nOIJod)l hat thought.' • has the spade king. Albert von Szeni·Gyorgyl However, you may have to take three spades finesses, and if so, you must be careful. After ruffing a O Roorrono• loottora of tho to1.1r acrambl•d word• . heart to get into the low to form four simple wordt, dummy, call for the'r --:L-=E-:C::-:'I-:C:-:-:H-.., spade nine , When 1--n~tT-.,;.~.,;,_-r--1 that wins, continue 1 12 7mtrFN 25 per month 1 Hill's Self Storage 'J40-667-0363 11 Zlngy17 Urge- 21 Ariz. ntlghiiOr Karl '· All Tractor & Equipment Parts Factory Aulhorized · Case-IH Pans Dealers 1000 St. Rt. 7South Coolville, OH 45723 DOWN wemlng H 8cln11tte Openlnt llld' 'P Q •• FREE ESTIMATES! Wut N...U. Pall 3: :~• PUn Makes • Complltt Remodeling 11 Van Gogll'l 23 .Sharll A KQ ConCur AN -out (CU.. ,. Clioo'•- 6 A JUS •• AIt'. 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VIRGO (Aug. 23-~tpt. 22) -- A urmingly Irrelevant opportunity might 1how you how to :accompli1h tOmelhmg you haven't bern able to do. LIDRA (Sept. 23-0ct, 23) • - Because you are williri~ ro liflcn to vanout viewpomtl, your open- mindednrs1 will lead you to lurn 10me1hmg thaell prove 10 be immer11cly 11grnfic~nt. SCOI\1110 (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) - Things of • commerml or fin~ncial n~turc m1ght caplure your .attenuon wath grc.u ifnlhusium. Your m~Cinch could be ttllmg you th~r. 11 somethmg lucky . .1W.1Umg you. SAGITIAIUUS (Nov.' 23Dec. 21) -· Sh>nn~ time with your sprCial .lonU~Jne W1ll · havt 01any p<rirhcral dl'ecta that tic• you closer together. lt"s th.,t kind of dayt that produce h•ppin..,, CAI'RICORN (Dtc. 22Jan . 19) -- There will be no gre'ater gr01ufication to 'be · found . than immersiot1 in a labor of lovt . What you produce wilt have a heart-wann- tng efTtet on othtn. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) • This can br both a pro· duetivt day as wtll at • fUn one . .The secret is 10. orpnize your atTain 10 thar you will h.1vt ume to do both in ways that don't conflict with · one anoth~r . PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) ...... Spending C1me wHh your loved on< " >II that you'll nrrd to mak~ you h:ippy. You'll find more excitement in them than m any of your (nend>. ARIES (M>rch 21-Apnl19) -- The laJt thmg y'ou'rr goins to want 11 co br- ued down to one spot aU day long. If nccesury, th.<Jnge your pbns w tlut you spend •une 10 several lon(IOM$ . .- �.. , 1)11' • • The I Daily Sentinel SPECIAL REPORT: CiALLIA REBUILDS, AS • h •• • • .. a1 •• .." I ••• ••• .' • MllpCounty"s ...., • ~ "' Appearing rNery Thursday in The Daily Sentinel • Barbershop Quartet The Ariel Theater presents .a Barbershop Quartet concert Saturday at 7:30 p.m. General admission tickets we $10 and are available at Corbin-Snyder and the Kalal Patch. For more infonnation contact Dr. Orr at (740) 446-1227 If no one answers please leave a message, Whirs Inside FALL OF THE MARK V Dinner Theater Variety Show The Meigs Variety Show featurIng pop musfc from the SOs to the millennium. by Meigs High School music students will be held Friday and Saturday, 7 p.m. 11ckets are $5 for adults, $3 for.students. For more informati6n call (740) 992-2158. Fur Peace Ranch to have Concert • · Cindy Cashdollar, ·Martin Simpson and Del Ray will present a concert at the Fur Peace Ranch, 8 p.m. Saturday in the Fur Peace Station Concert Hall. For more informlltion or tickets call (740) 992-7595. • POINT PLEASANT - The Point Pleasant High School Drama Club will be conducting • dinner theater Saturday. A spaghetti dinner wlU be setved at ~:30 p.m. and at 7:30 the cast wll perform "Realster Here1 • comedy-murder-mystery. 11ckets are $10 for the alnner and play and $5 for the play only. For more lnformatl.on, call (304) 675-1350. . Dance • SOU11iSIDE - Dance at ihe Southside Community Center Saturday, 7 to 10 p.m., with Sounds of Blueanss. A Good will offering will lle accepted at the door. Call Peg Dowell at (304) 675-2049 for more information. Poclf¥ lovers and book junkies can satisfy the1r cravings at the 17th Annual Spring Literary Festival to be held at Ohio University, today and Friday, at Irvine Auditorium on the West Green. The festival features fiction writer Jim Harrison; poets, Stephen Dunn and Eleanor Wilner; and nonfiction writers, Andrea Dworkin and Susan Griffin. For more information and schedule, call (740) 593-1886. Commission heeds will of the people Reds rewind to '99, II BY BRIAN J. REED BREED@MYDAILYSENTINEL.COM Deaths Ora Hill, 90 · Mona Sorden 87 Clarence Hoo~~ 86 CiladY$ Webb,'es · Dorolhy McDaniel, 47 Poetry DtttAtill.. AS Veggietales Live! • Veggietales Live I May II, 10 a.m., 1, 4and 7 p.m., on sale now, Palace Theatre In Columbus. For more Information call (614) 4699850. "Circus Beckett" · The "Circus Beckett" will be presented by the Ohio University School of Theater May IS-18 and 22-~S. F~;~r more information contact the Oh1o Umverslty School ofThcatcr at (740) 593-4800. DOWN IHI GOD - The Mark V Building In downtown Middleport came tumbling down Thursday. The exterior well of the century-old landmark began to visibly deteriorate following Wednesday's heavy rains, and finally collapsed at 9:45 a.m. Crews Immediately began remov· In& dabrls from Inside the bulldlni end from North Second Avenue, which, along with Mill Street, has been closed to traffic since Wednesday night. (Brian J. Reed) · Weather Hlsh: 70s, Low: 40s DtttAIIII, A2 Champions on .Ice Unempl~ment • Champions on Ice 2002 Olympic Thur lnclud· lng Sarah Hughes and Michelle Kwan, May 14, 7 p.m. 11okets are $31-$66 and are available at the Nationwide Arena In Columbus. Call 1,800645-2657. 'Crimes of the heart' dalms fall for third week 70's Soul Jam . "Crimes of the Heart", melodramatic comedy by the Players Theatre/Berean Community Players. Pulitzer Prize winning comedy about demands, conflicts and bonds of sisterhood. Program will be held at Stuart's Opera House in Nelsonville. For information call (740) 753-1924. • The Ohio Theatre In ' Columbus presents the '70s Soul Jam featuring The Dells May IS, 8 p.m. ' 11cket prices range from $29.25-$34.50. p-or more Information call (614) 4690939. Fox Fake Fest Mother's Day Buffet • The Polads Amphitheater J)tesents the Pox Fake Feat Sunday at 3 p.m. Doors open at 2 p.m. 11cket price is $10 or one can char.&e by phone by calling (614) 431-3600 or by golna online to www.tlcketmaster.com. Brass Ring Golf Club Mother's Day Buffet. Reservations are welcome. The Country Club is just off Ohio 328. For mon: infonnation on this event call (740) 385-8966. WASHINGTON (APl -. New Qlahns for unemployment Insurance fell for· the third straight week, suggesting . the economic recovery Is motivating companies to Jay off fewer workers. But that doesn't mean they will be In a rush to hire. For the week ending May 4, new claims dropped by a seasonallY. adjusted II ,000 to 411,()()ij, the lowest level since March 16, the Labor Department reported Thursday. Claims fell by 5,000 and by 25,000 In the prior \WO weeks. The nation'& unemployment rate jumped to 6 percent In April - the highest in nearly elaht years - as Jobseekers streamed back lnto the market faster than companies added new positions. Academic Fair MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Middle School's Academic Fair, held Thursday, was no ordinlll')' scien~e fair. Unique topice like "The Life of Lucille ~Ba\1," "BilliardM'' and "Cheerleadlna" were outlined In colorfuf and wellresearched displays right alongside the more conven· tiona! projects, like "Thrnadoes " "Bridle Deslan" and "Architecture. Eiahth graders at the school displayed more than 117 projects, with topics ransing from American history, literature, mathematics, popular music and motion pictures, and, of course, science experiments. Inspired no doubt by the tragic events of Sept. II, pro· jects examining the design of the Pentagon and World Trade Center were also on display. Students have been work· Ina on their protects since January, and met fndlvidually with judges to dlscuu their flndinas Thursday. Anna Hartenbach's project display 11 about the history of "The Wizard of Oz" included a "Dorothy . Gail" costume: Blue ginaham dress and sparkling ruby-colored shoes. She is pictured discussing her project wfth Cathy Lentes and 1\vlla Buckley, both judges of the event. Her project was later awarded rtrst place in the Language Arts category. Other winners included Whi!ney Thoene, science, "Does Color Stem-u-late Plant Growth;" Joshua Venoy, related arts, "The Life of Phil Mickelson;" Travis Cundiff, math, "What Angels Have to Do with Pool, " and Tara Lee, history, "The ·Underground Railroad: The Path of Freedom." (Brian J. Reed) Ohio Pick J: 4•3-7 Pick 4: 1-7-1·6 The aroup the Sln&ln& Echoee will appear at the 12th annual Bend Aree Goapll Jubilee May 1!5-19 at the State Farm Museum arounda near Point Pleasant. (Submitted) . "Bye Bye Birdie" F'ust Stage Theatre Co. presents the musical at 8 p.m. May 10 in the new Huntington High School auditorium. The musical is afso offered at 8 p.m. May 17-18 and 2 p.m. May 11-12 and 18-19. nciets are $8 and $6 for children age 12 and younger. They are availal,)le at the door or from a cast member. All seating is gel'leral admission. For mon: information on this event call (304) 529-1516. Bend Area Gospel Jubilee STAFF REPORT POINT PLSASANT - The 12th annual Bend Area Gospel Jubilee, touted as one of the latgest and most excitin' gospel sings in West Virginia,. 1s slated for May IS through I9 and will once again feature a full slate of entertainment, prayer and preaching. The event will be conducted at the State Farm Museum and will feature more than 70 groups and soloists, singing from an outdoor open pavilion. Some of the performers slated to appear include Kevin Spencer and Friends, Jody Brown lndian . Family, Melody Trio, Sin11lna Echoes, Haire family, J.B. and Barbara Spencer, The Freemans, The Browders and many, many more. · . The admission is free but love offerinJS will be held daily. For more mformation, call Evelyn Roush at (304) 882-2049. ·~ 5: 8·21·31·34-36 Pick 4 nljht: 7·3·2·1 . R.e-enact:l:nent W••t Vlrtlnli Dai!Y J: 8·1·8 • 1790s Shawnee Villaae re-enactment bealna at I I a.m. May 11 at. the Highlands Museum and Discovery Center; Admission to the muieum Is $3' and $2 for children, senior• and students. Call (606) 329-8888. .,..~ 4: cas" 21: 2·6-7-14-24·25 lnclu · 2ledlaa•- .,,.,_ Classlfieds B5·7 Friday, May 10 9PM - 2AM f ' CHOICE lOCATION. .. lJeach Party! · · 3-9·6-0 Comics f Wavne's Place- . Pick J nltht: G-3-8 •• XXXXXXXXXXXXXXIII%%1IIIIIIIXIIII1liiiiiii \ . Sales hike is a dead issue l Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather B8 A4 A6 A3 A3 81·5 A2 , 0 :IOOZ Olllo Vllitl' l'llblltllllll Co. IMNG 1'011 CHIUIIIIN - Children at the Shrtnera Bum Center In Cincinnati will benefit from a lift of $500 donated by the Fraternal Order of the Eagles 2171, Pomeroy. Bruce Teaford, donation• chairman, rl&ht, glv.. the oh~k to Shriner Walt Manley of Tuppers Plains. whose retirement year• hiM! been dedicated to raising money for the hospital. He collects aluminum cena end other "junk" he Hill to the Middleport Recyclln& Center. Last year. the total came to more than $!1,000. With Teaford and Manley are Shriner Dan Spurlock and Harry Davidson, vice prealdent of tha Pomeroy Ea&lea. (Charlene Hoeflloh) OJ Mus~ • re«' Cover Charge n lttl Pretty lklnl ont •t At Midnight Featuring Kentucly Fried Chicken (740) 992·5884 992-5432 DrM-11111 'I'IIJ"' ' RACINE - The absence of an emergency squad in the Racine area and ways to obtain one were discussed during the recent meeting of Racine Village Council. Council discussed the lack of an emergency sguad in the village, as well as areas around Racine, and the lime delays associated with Pomeroy's squad responding to calls. After deliberating on the issue, council agreed to attend an EMS trustee meeting on Wednesday in hopes of persuading the trustees to pface a paid squad unit in the village. Council also approved the second reading of an ordinance that will establish pay dates for the village's hourly employees, as well ~s providing for 26 pays. The ordl· nance, if approved, Will also consolidate all salanes of officials and employees of the village. In other matters, council discussed the status of the village's compactor truck and refuse service. All agr~ed that a special meeting should be held on Monday to d1scuss the pros/cons of purchasing a new or used compactor truck and whether to haul debris to a landtill or the recycling center at RockSP.rings. Counctl also: · • received word that the village's application for the . Distressed Area Grant, which would have gone toward a new water treatment plant project, was reJected; . • discussed the upcoming vi sit of Ohw Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) repre sentatives and their review of village FEMA regulations; • approved checks from Scipio Township trustees for payment of a fire truck and snow plow the township recent· ly purchased from the village; • accepted bids from Jim Reedy, Racine, and Mike Corns. Ravenswood, W.Va., for a dump truck the village is selling, and Dwight Hill for a flatbed truck. When: My MOnday • Friday nme: 3:00 pm • 4:00 pm Where: HMC Inpatient Rehab Unit d 6ln tbt For:ll one/ Figulw oF Slrolr. • UnclenlunclirJQ Cltonge• • How Slmlce AK.tH Milb/1/ry oncl Dally IMfll • How SlloU IJI.clt ~. Cognition cmrJ Swallowing ,.,.,rJ•crJ Mon er...,, <1/!d ~~«urrw~t Sltolt•'rt-tion • . . ~ islnvlt.dl . ,., ....ill ... I ..... tho ..., • ........ •+ d ....... Unit .. Hoi.. MoofUI c:.-, ... For more information Call the Daily Sentinel 992-2155 ''~un llllltlllttt t lltttt ttiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ' BY TONY M. WCH TLEACHOMY DAILYSENTINEL.COM l7!t lllpiHIMI RlltGb Unit or Hol:tM Medicol CM.Itlr /1 llpOrltoMg a S!iolte fc/ucar/on PITJflrum ' , Racine Council pushes for EMS unit in village ...., ...... ADVERTISE HERE! Crow's Family Restaurant POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners will not enact an additional sales tax for law enforcement purposes, and will not place the sales tax increase on the ballot again in the falL The commissioners' proposed half-percent tax hike was rejected by voters in Tuesday's primary election, by a 72-fercent margin . If passed, proceeds from the ·additiona tax would have been used to supplement the bud· get of the county sherf1T and help operate the existing coun!Y./'ail, now used as a five-day holding facility, or a new JRI . . By law, commissioners can enact the sales tax without voter approval, but Mick Davenport and Jim Sheets said yesterday they will not consider the tax because of its .resounding defeat in the primary. "The issue went before the people and was dec;ided by the people. The people spoke,' Davenport said. "We gave the voters an opportunity to express their opinion about the issue, and they did." During their regular meeting on Thursday, the commissioners authorized Sheriff Ralph Trussell to pursue grant · funding from the Ohio Department of Criminal Justice Services for new radio equipment. Trussell will seek $47,200 through OCJS and its Homeland Security program, to be matched with $15,800 in local funding, for the purchase of a new base radio, mobile units and portables. The present radio system is 12 years old, accordins to . Deputy Scott Trussell, who discussed the grant apphca· tion yesterday, and individual units require frequent replacement. The new system will be compatible with SecureNet, . which prevents the public from hearing secure conversa•. lions on the system. · Commissioners t1lso approved payment of bills in the amount of $174, 192.44; approved appropriation of $3.~00 into the budget of the Youth Serv1ces D1rector for Juvenile Court; approved an appropriations adjustment for the grants office in the amount of $304.5 L I ~~ I • . MEDICAL CENTER Discove1• the Holzer· Difference www.holzer.org 446•8070 , • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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