https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bb34afd7d3d2722567684837ac627968.pdf 563448987c819b799f1e7648fbb1cdb8 PDF Text Text Page II• The Daily Sentinel Reels lose to Mallins 8-4. B1 • ' Pomeroy/Middleport, Ohio APpearing f!Nery Thursday in The Dai~ Sentinel Blue-rockers Caravan • Blues-rockers Caravan will play at the Court Street Grill in Pomeroy on ~rfday at 9 p.m. On Saturday, Liquid Crystal, Planet 12 and Story Of will be perfunning alternative rock at 9 p.m. For more information, call the Grill at992-6524. Concert at Fur Peace Ranch • Jorma Kaukonen, Chris Smith and Happy Traum to present a concert at 8 p.m. Saturday night at the Fur Peace Ranch. For more information call 992-6228. Ringling Bros. and Barnum nd Ba Commissioner leaves for Nebraska next ·week Bean Dinner . . Eastern wins championship, Bl · I' · • Centerville kicks off the Memorial Day weekend again this year with its annual pamde, and bean dinner, ·set for Saturday at the old Centerville Elementary • School. ~yone wanting to enter the parade, beginning at II a.m., can still do so by contactmg Ann paniels of ~e Centerville Volunteer Fire Department at 2455635. Those planrung to contribute to raffle sales can brin~ them to the site S~turda>:, or co~tact Daniels. The dinner starts at noon. Centerville Masonic Lodge · wtll begm semng breakfut at the lodge at 7 a.m. The event is sponsored by the CVFD, and is. dedicated this year to veterans, soldiers, police and ftrefighters enlisted in the war against terrorism, said Daniels. Dance K-6 Dance a a K-6 dance at Point Pleasant Youth ~ Satu,rday, dance will be held at the Southside Community Center, 7-10 p.m. Center, Friday 7-9 p.m. $2 admission. • Sponsored by Beech Hill Warriors 4-H : with the "Country Fned Band." Club. : Jam Session Line Dancing ' • Ajam session will be held Friday at · • L.ine ~a~cing, . H~nderson : Commumty Butldm$, wtth mstructor Dawn Halstead. Begmners 6 p.m. and advanced 7 p.m. Tuesday. ; •• Letart Community Center, country, gospel, . 'bluegrass; 7-10 p.m. Letart ~oineer&t4-H Club will provide conces· SJOnS. •• • • •• G~ae • . : • ' • Gizzae, presented by The Blues, Jazz and Folk Music Society of Marietta, will ,, , perform Friday at The Hoiel Lafayette. Tickets are $10/$15 and can be pPrt:hased ' at the door. For more information contact John (days) at (740) 373-6640'or Peggy (evenings) at (740) 376-0222. · · • ~ ' ••' ' • • .' Play . Auction • The No Name Players present Neil Simon's•"Laughter on the 23rd Floor." The show runs through the Ma_y 25 at the Huntinglbn Museum of Art. nckets are $7 at the door. Call (304) 523-0967. New Exhibit cational session at 10:30 a.m. May 24 at the Charleston Civic Center. Tickets are $8, which includes admission to the performance and a free teacher s educational packet. Call (304) 269-7444 or e-mail rsmith7444@msn.com. • Vandalia Gathering will be held Fn"iia.y through Saturday at the Cultural Center/State Capitol Grounds. For more information calf (304) SS8-0220. · . ' ' • • . ...... ,., .... _. ' I f ' Harry .Corinick Jr. ..•' • •• • . H~ Co~ck Jr. will perform Saturday at the Riverbend Music Center. For , ticket mformation call (5 13} 232-6220. · • MIDDLEPORT - As the wind unfurled the brightlycolored American flags placed near the headstones of High: 805, Low: 50s their fallen comrades in Detlills,A2 Riverview Cemetery, FeeneyBennett Post 128 American Legion members Henry Clatworthy, Bob Holland and Norman VanMatre stepped back, stood at attention and saluted; a quiet tribute for the men and women who served POMEROY - The Daily their country in time of war. Sentinel will not be published Clatworthy, Holland and Monday so its employees can observe the Memorial Day Vl\)lMatre. along with other Legionnaires, were out holiday. Thursday morning placing Regular publication and flags on veterans' graves at business hours resume Thesday. various cemeteries thr<iu$hout Middleport in preparation for Memorial Day services on Monday. "Every year we take .POMEROY - . Meigs time to come out here before County Health Department Memorial Day and put flags will be closed May 27 in on the graves of our nation's observance of Memorial Day. veterans," said Clatworthy. Normal business hours will "It's our way of honoring resume Thesday at 8 a.m . these brave service men and women before the official ceremonies take place on Monday." POMEROY - Meigs "Everyone · in the area is County Health Department ~ncouraged to attend these will conduct a childhood wonderful Memorial Day cerimmunization clinic on emonies," added Clatworthy. Tuesday, May 28 from 9 10 "It's an · excellent way to 11 a.m. and 1 10 3 p.m. at the honor America's true heroes department offices, I 12 E. . ·while keeping their memory Memorial Drive, Pomeroy. alive for future generations." Childrens' shot records must Monday's scheduled serbe provided and children vices in Middleport are as folmust be accompanied by a lows: parent or legal guardian. . • 8:45 a.m., Middleport Levee, laying of the Wreath; · • 9 a.m., Riverview Cemetery; • 9:15 a.m., Bradford Cemetery; Ohio • 9:30a.m., Middleport Hill Pick 5: 3-3-5 Cemetery; Pkk 4: 6-5-9-6 • 10:15 a.m., Addison Buckeye 5: 1-S-6-28-37 Reynolds Cemetery; Pick 3 dey: 4-3-1 . Pick 4 day: 1-8-4-1 Weather Monday .· ·To close Set clinic West Virtinia Dally J: 0-"l-5 . Dally 4: 9-6-4-6 C.sli 15: 1-4-5-19~Q-23 Index J Sedlotl• ..., 11 ...... calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports weather · AS 8S-7 88 AS A6 A3 A3 81-4 A2 c 2002 ohio vel!.-, Pul>lithlnc co. (740) 992-5884 Patrol, local officers to increase seat belt vigil BY BRIAN J. RHo' BREEDOMYD~ILYSENTINEL.COM RACINE "What's Holding You Back?" is the question police officers across Meigs County will be asking over the Memorial Day weekend, and is the t))eme for a seat teries, there will be a brief service at Stewart Bennett Park, complele with 21-gun salute and the playing of Taps in honor of America's veterans. The program will .conclude at 2:15 p.m. with a band concert by the Big Bend Community Band under the direction of Roger Williams: ·belt enforcement campaign by child restraints. the Governor's Highway · No checkpoints are planned Safety Office. in Middleport, according 10 Local police forces will . Police Chief Bruce Swift, but increase enforcement of seal officers patrolling. the village's belt laws and other safe dri- streets over the long weekend ving laws from Friday through will be paying close attention June 3. In Racine, for example, to who is wearing his seat belt drivers will be subject to stop and who is not. · at checkpoints over the holiday Pomeroy officers will do the weekend. same, accordins to Police Racine Marshal Curtis Jones Chief Mark Proffitt. said all drivers entering Racine "The goal of our heightened will be subject to the random enforcement el'forts is to checks, with an emphasis on PI••• - C.mpalp, AS ) 1 ... \. I' • • \: ,, ' . ~ I~ ' ' ~~~ ~. ' ~ ' \' i . 0 \ ••,, ' rl-"f ------ _ --··-·-- ... ·----~-·-· . .... ENFORCEMENT UNDER WAY- These law enforcement officers will lead the pack In enforcing seat belt use over the holiday weekend, as part of the "What's Holding You Back " campaign. They are Racine Pollee Chief Curtis Jones, Pomeroy Pollee Chief Mark Proffitt, State Highway Patrol Trooper Shawn Cunningham, Sheriff Ralph Trussell and Middleport Pollee Chief Bruce Swift. (Tony M. Leach) Rock·a·Thon Sponiotacllocclly "r ,.,_ MetfiCfJI Cenlw Weclnesclg. Mav. 29 Featuring Kentucky Fried Chicken 228 Iobin St MEDICAL CENTER 1:00 - 4:00 pm • HMC French 500 Room Proclamation Ceremony • 1:30 pm Public encouragecho attend. Stop by and rock for this worthwhile cause! For more information, call Todd Tucker at Craw's Family Restaurant . • 10:30 a.m., Cheshire Gravel Hill Cemetery; • II a.m., Middleport Hill Cemetery; • 12:30 p.m., Howell Hill Cemetery; • . 1:30 p.m., Burlingham Cemetery; • 2 p.m., Stewart Bennett Park, Middleport. Following the memorial services at the various ceme- Seat bek enforcement campaign begins Friday, May 10 Drink Speclala Pretty Bikini Conteat At Midnight REMEMBERING HEROES Feeney-Bennett Post 128 ·American Legion member Bob Holland places an American flag on the headstone of a veteran burled at Riverview Cemetery In Middleport. Holland, along with other Legionnaires, were out Thursday mor,plng placing flags on veterans' graves In preparation for upcoming Memorial Day services. (Tony M. Leach) I 0 a.m. All local organizations and individuals ar· ~ invited to pm1icipu1e in the . the Meigs Collll!Y Veterans parade. Advanced registm- Service Board. tion is not required, but The servi~e will also those who wish to partici- include mLISic, 1he sinliing pate are nslied to contact of "God Bless America' by Howard Mullen at 992- Craig Duguf. and the tradl3782. . . tiilnal riverside service. Post Commander Fritz Members of lhe Post Goebel of Tuppers Plains Auxiliary will also be imrowill be the speaker at the duced and will participate. in 10:30 a.m. program on the the service. · Pomeroy parking lot. Cemetery services wi II Goebel ts a U.S. Army vel- continue al I p.m. al Meigs eran, with serv ice in Memory Gardens. Germany. At I :30 p.m.. members· A member of Sacred Heart will participmc in the Church and VFW Post 9053 Chester Memorial Day of Thppers Plains, Goebel parude und services at has served on the Meigs Chester Cemetery. The County Tuberculosis Bonrd day's even is will conclude at and is currently secretary of Hemlock Grove Cemetery. ' • OJ Music • '2- Cover Charge Post members will assemble at Rocksprings BY BRIAN J. REED . .,"Gemetery at 9 a.m. e~g~~~~~YSENTINEL6~!. Monday. A firing . We~ster Post 39, American SQUad, pra~er Leg1on plans a Memonal service and , aps" Duy purude and memonul services a1 local cemeteries by bugler Karen on Monday. Gn'ff'th I d Post members will assemI are p anne ble at . Rocksprings fOr the Service. Cemetery at 9 a.m. Monday. From there ' the · A firmg squad, prayer service and "Taps'' by bugler assembly Will Karen· Griffith are planned d Be h for the service. From there, procee tO eC the assembly will proceed to Grove Cemetery Beech Grove Cemetery and d S · dH Sacred Heart Cemetery. an acre eart where the Rev. Father Cemetery where Walter Heinz will lend the the Rev. F'ather prayer service. Parade formation will Walter Heinz begin at 9:30a.m. at the lend nis courts on East Main Will lea the Street, and will move out m prayer service. No. Sentinel eome on Ofer to Bob's... for •D your plantlni needs. ' · 9PM- 2AM Memorial Day . d para e, servrces set .. Wav.ne's Place fleach Party! ' •' _ The H4thlands Museum mxl : Discovery center offers a new ;; DiscoYaY Center exhibit at the ceo- : ter. The exhibit is designed for ages : 5-11. As companion event to ' "Under the Sea,' an exhibit titled , Fashions and : · ''The Titanic: Me:mxabilia mthe HiJdt Seas'; coo- · lima throogh May 3[ Fa- nue : information Call ((a;} 329-8888 (J' e- : mail highlandsmusewn®yalm.oom. ; Vandalia Gathering and elephant and a multitalented zany daredevil. Tickets are $9.50, $13.50 and $17.50. A limited number of $26 VIP seats and $31 front row seats are also available. Call (304) 523-5757 or visit www.ticketmaster.com. The circus also performs an edu- The commissioner.> also: • Appro,•ed appropriations in the wnount of $7 36 und $.106.63 for the prosecutor. and $8.000 for the Thberculosis otlke: · • Approved payment of hills in the amount of $258,081.41: • Signed a procl11murion declaring May 29 "David Bradley Day," in honor of the Executive Di~e~:tor of the · Nationul Community Action Foundation. who will be \'isiting Meigs County next week. Present. in uddi1ion 10 Thornton, were Commissioners Mick Davenport and Jim Sheets and Clerk Gloria Kloes. Post plans events BY TONY M. WCH TLEACHOMYDAILYSENTINEL.COM •• •• he 131 st edition of Ringling Bros. and Barnum and Bailey is offered May 23-26 at the Charleston Civic Center. New this year is Bo and Bello - a comedy hit featuring Gracie Steele, 90 Emmett C. Turner, 77 . DeWis,AJ POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioner Jeff Thornton returned to work Thursday: Thornton presided at his ftrst meetin11 since March. when he was hospitaliZed for a second surgery at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, W.Va. . Thornton was discharged from the • funding. According to Trussell. who conducted a second public hearing on the application during ThurSday's meeting. the grant. if approved, would provide housing rehubilitution funding for as many as 14 very low-income households. Forty such homeowners are currently on a waiting list for home repair, Trussell snid. The . coi11missioners approved $22,000 in transfers in funds us requested by Sheritl' Ralph Trussell: $8,000 from salaries into medical for prisoners. $6,000 from housing into contract services and $6,000 from housing into gas and oil. Legion remembers fallen comrades Drew Webster • • on Earth comes to Deaths 8Y BRIAN J. REED BREEDOMYDAJLYSENTINEL.COM hospital on Wednesday, and will leave for a 10day rehabilitation pro.g ra~ at the Umversny of Nebraska on M11y 28. During their business meeting , the commissioners Thornton approved a resolution authorizing Gr.mts Administrator Jean Trussell to pursue a $9Q,OOO grant application through the USDA Rural Housing Service for housing rehabilitation 114 mile 1101111 of Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org 446·9560 ~Of'' I Rarldge llllleon, Wwt Yflvlnle . ...._(JIM) 77H721 OPEN t DAYS A WEEK I ' f - ,. �.. .. • Friday, . PageA2 The Daily Sentinel 24.2002 ~-· COLUMBUS (AP) - ·A core f:A anticons.ervatives continued to delay attempts IO~ve a $1.7 billion fix of the stare despite pressure from Gov. Bob 'Ia to close the deal. . Taft and Republican leaders M.ve proposed balancing the budget, hit by ongoing revenue shonfalls, with a pack~ age of spending cutS and new tllxes, . including a SO<ent increase in Ohio's cigarette tllx. · · Taft . and Householder struggled unsucces~fully Thursdaf to overcome conservauve lawmakers concerns over fixing the budget with taxes. The GOPcontrolled · Senate approved the plan Wednesday. Lawmakers were sent home about 9 p.m. and were to try again Friday mom· lng. . "'laxes are just hard for me to swallow," said Rep. Linda Reidelbach, a Columbus Republican. · "It uffects everybody even though we're doing ii to certain segments." . Householder needs at least 50 of the 59 House Republicans to approve the plan. He was still three to six votes short of lhat mark Thursda~ night, said Brian Hicks, Gov. Bob Thft s chief of staff. "You have obviously a very tough· vote for a lot of Republicans, many of whom came to the Statehouse to cui taxes, and they've been asked to raise taxes;" Hicks said. Rep. Tim Grendell of Chesterland, a conservative Republican who opposes the plan, said as many as 15 Republican In -- I •••• • Rain possible this weekend BY THE ~OC"'-lEO PRESS . The National Wea1her Service is forecasting showers and thunderstorms in the Mid-Ohio Valley overnight with temperDtm·es in the 50s. High pressure cenlered over Georgia kept the region in a southerly flow and temperatures in the upper 50s and low 60s. Sunset today will be at 8:48 a.m. Sunnse Saturday will be at6:09 a.m. "'· W~mer Fom:asl Tonight. .. Mostly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows in 1he upper 50s. Lighl and variable winds. Chance of rain 30 percent. Snturday... A chance of showers in the morning ... Otherwise partly cloudy. Highs in the mid 80s. Soulhwest winds around 10 mph. Chance of rain 30 percent. ' · Saturday night ... Purtly cloudy with a chance of showers. Lows near 60. Chance of rain 30 percent Sunday... Partly cloudy with u chance of showers and thun· derstorms. Highs in the upper 70s. Chance of rain 30 percent. Sunday night. .. Mostly clear. Lows in lhe upper 50s. Memorial day...Mostl'y clear. Highs in the upper 70s. ·· . Extended Forecast · · Tuesday through thursday...Partly cloudy. Lows in the upper 50s and highs in the upper ~Os. . Proposed statewide .pohce radio system gets trial run this weekena ' XENIA (AP) - Relatives of nursing-home residents who died after a nitrogen tank was mistakenly hooked up to their OKygen system came prepared for a full trial, pin. nin~ their hopes for justice on thejury. · So when a judge abruptly dismissed the case against the medical-gas supplier mid-trial Thursday, saying· ~rosecutors failed tp make thetr case, the relatives were stunned into disbelief. "We got hurt again," said Linda Hall; whose aunt was among the four victims. BOC Gases Inc., of Murray Hill, N.J., had been cha111ed with four counts of reckless homicide in the December 2000 dealhs at Carriage·br· the-Lake nursing home m Bellbrook, about 10 miles east of Dayton. The company had faced up .to $60,000 in fines . Prosecutors alleged the company improperly . labeled the tank, placing a ,smaller nitrogen label atop a larger o11ygen label. BOC Gases said the tank was ·clearly labeled nitro~en, fitted with couplings des1gned to prevent its use on an o1tygen system, and simply delivered by acci- Healthy Start ·. Healthy Families (740) 992·2217 Enmselt C. Tunser ,. . Grade Steele POMEROY - The Meigs County grand Jury returned indictrnents ag11nst six defendants following their session last week. Indicted were: • Joshua P. Cremeans, 21, Middleport, on charges of burglary, receiving stolen property with specification, failure to appear with specification, brealcing and entering, and vandalism wilh specification. · • Dustin Fellure, 18, on three charges of vandalism with specification, and one count of possessing criminal tools, with a specification. Fellure, now incarcerated in the Noble Correctional Institution, is accused of vandalizing vending machines at Hill's Citgo, Hill's Service Center and the Racine Firehouse on March 4. • Michael W. Holder II. 18; Rutland, on charges of vandalism with specification. breakin~ and entering, and possessmg criminal tools. Holder is accused wilh breaking into Good Times near WESTON, Ohio - Gracie Marie Steele, 90, Weston, for: •merly of Eureka, died Wednesday, May 22, 2002, at the Wood ·· County Nursing Home in Bowling Green. ·~ · · She was born March 9, 1912, in Aracoma, W.Va., daughter ··:of lhe late James and Carrie Medley Wyatt: She was a hornemaker. . ~ · Surviving are a son and daughter-in-law; William and Ruth .• Steele of Weston; three grandchildren, six great grandchildren t; ·and two great-great grandchildren; and a brother, Norman . Wyatt of Aracoma. . BY TONY M. LEACH Besidc:s her parents, she was preceded in death by her hus- TLEACHOMYOAILYSENTINEL.COM band, Harry Steele; and a grandson, two sisters and a brother. POMEROY - In collabServices will be I p.m. Saturday at Cremeens Funeral oration with the Ohio Cha~l in Gallipolis, w1th lhe Rev. Bill Truesdell officiating. Department of Public Bunal will follow at Beale Chapel Cemetery in Apple Grove, Safety and the State W.Va. Friends rna~ call at the funeral home on Saturday from Highway Patrol, the (1 a.m. untillhe lime of services. Pomeroy Police Department is stepping up its enforcement during the summer driving season 10 catch violators of Ohio's seat belt laws. According to Pomeroy Police .Chief Mark Prqffitt, the increaaed enforcement is part of the "What's Holding You Back?" pro• • gram, a st.atewide campaign ·r • WASHINGTON (AP) the condition of lhe remains geared toward encouraging 1• Police want to talk again to a or what he had learned so far all Ohioans to buckle up ' man convicted of assaulting from their discovery and adhere · to s11fety belt. ., ~oggers in the same park Wednesday in a remote area laws. " where Chandra Levy's of the park. Police were "The goal of our height' 'l:emains were found. searching the discovery site, ened enfqrcement efforts is 11 •: Police Chief Charles H. and because they could .tum to increase seat belt usage Ramsey said investigators up new evidence, Arden said >~ •and to save lives," said ,jnterviewed the man months he probably would not deter- Proffitt. . ·;, ago after U.S. Park Police mine the manner of death "Last year, more than half . ,'!llerted them to his arrest. until next week. of all Ohioans who died on ., 'He said nothing to impliThe Levy family pressed our roadways in motor ' cale himself with her, but to have the case classified as vehicle crashes were , }hen again we didn't know a homicide, and Ramsey unbuckled. While a seat ·, she was in Rock Creek said, "( wouldn't be sur· belt may not have prevenl\ Park," Ramsey said prised if it were.'' ed all of these deaths, .1hursday. lndi~ations in that direc- eKperts predict it would : · He cautioned against call· tion included the former ,, lilg the man a susrect, noling government intern's age, 24, that the medica e11aminer and fitness as well as the dis· ') s~ill has not determined how co very of her remains ' 'Levy, a . former federal beneath leaves and under· 'intern, died and that the case brush "off the beaten path" from PapAl " remains a "death investiga· in the park, Ramsey said. tion." Her body was found by a • -. Dr. Joniuhan Arden, man walking his dog. The increase seat belt usage and : Washington's medical e11am- remains were identified to save lives," said Proffitt. "The Pomeroy Police ~ iner, would not comment on through dental records. Department is reminding all Meigs countians that wearing a seat belt and insisting that those who travel with _you to do the same is very 1mpor· tant." • (UIPI21WIO) "It's the easiest thing you Ohio va-.,. Pubflahlng Co. can do to protect yourself, Pubfllhld MIJI antrnoon, Monday through Friday, 111 COurt St.. your friends and your famiCorrection Polley Pomeroy, Ohio. . Socond-clau ly," he said. "Do whatever it Our main conotm In allalorteala poetagt pakfat PorMroy. takes 10 change the deadly ...,...,., The -lilt<! Prell and to be accurale. If you know of an !he Ohio N - ""'"'filion. error In a story, call the newsroom habit of not buckling up. •• at (7-40) 892·2158. Poatmllltlr: Send .~ correo· Someone's life could be at U0111 to The Oally Sentlnol, ttl Court. •• St .. Pomeroy, Olllo ~S788. stake.'' •• Newe Dtpartmenta Lt. Richard E. Grau, comSub~erlptlon ratea •• The main numbtr 11 992·2158. mander of the Gallia-Meigs ly-ormoiOrroute Department exlentlonl are: One$2 Post of the State Highway Qenenlf manager Ext. 12 Police search for ':dues in Levy death • • • • Greene County prosecutor's office. "But the JUdge made BOC Gases Inc., of Murray Hill, NJ. had · his call." ' ; charged with four counts of rec:ldess homicide During the trial, a maitite· in the December 2000 deaths at Ccmiaoe-bY- nance worker from the nurs· home testified that he the-Lake nfH!i!Jg home in Bellbrook, io ing thought the tank contained , miles eost of Do)'fon. The corryxmy klced oxygen when he hooked it up. But he acknowledged that· he up to $60,000 In fines. did not read its label and that he changed the coupler on the dent. Mickey and three others - tank to make it fit the oxygen "While this, was a terrible Darla Reynolds, 53, of hookup. and tr~gic mis1ake, it did not Springfield; Pauline Tays, 70; The home's operator, amount to criminal miscon- of Englewood, and . Helen Integrated Health Services· of duct," defense attorney David Tomlin, 76, of Spring Valley Sparks, Md., alsowas Indict· Williamson said. . · - had been on an o11ygen ed in the deaths. The compa· After more than two days of system in one wing of the 84· ny, charged with four CO\IIItS testimony from prosecution bed nursing home. witnesses, Judge William MacMillan, a visiting judge of involuntarY manslaughter, MacMillan agreed . with in Greene County Common has pleaded Innocent and is defense attorneys and dis· Pleas Court, said there was no scheduled to go to trial July,8. missed the case, taking It out evidence BOC intended to Wolaver said the ~rosecu· of the hands or the jury. deliver nitrogen to the nursing tor's office is continumg with . "They heard one side of it, home or that BOC managers that case. Doug Morris, spokesman and it was taken away from were aware of the delivery. for Integrated Health them," said Hall, niece · of "We're very disappointed Betty Mickey, 77; of with the outcome of this Services, declined to comBellbrook. "I am so disgusted case," said Stephen Wolaver, ment on the BOC case or '),lis with the judicial system.'' chief trial counsel for the company's upcoming trial. . been abOut hod Campaign Your Friends The Daily Sentinel . & Nei hbors I ~ : Reader Services Meet Roger Hysell Farmers Bank's Executive Vice-President/Chief Operations Officer I- "I've always enjoyed working at Farmers Bank because they are good to their employees, and pro· . vide room for advancement, you couldn't ask for a better work environment." •'• ••• ; ' Roger has worked in the field of bunking for 37 years. He has b'een employed by Farmers Bank for 32 of those years. Roger started his career as a teller and a cashier bul even.tually he moved his way ·up to Vlce·Presidenl and then E~ecutive Vice-President. He has overseen all ofthe bank's various operations except for .the loan departmellt. In his present position Roger manages over SO plus employees. Roger was born in Pomeroy, but lived over half his life in Mason, West Virginia. He now resides In Racine, Ohio with his wife, Barbara. He has five children and many grandchildren: Roger has an adventurouwlnt, he has been involved in the fire department, and Is a certified emerge/fey medical technician. Roger helped slart the Mason Rescue service and has also trained as a rescue scuba diver. Roger also enjoys traveling, gardening and playing with his grandchildren. . I• •• •• •• (F':tJ) Farmers Bank fqr Plan banquet Citation issued • • • I. Plan outage Onemonlt1 One- E)(l. 13 Ext. 14 or ll.tly 18.70 Sill' 50 conll s.blcrlbtt'l not-ling 10 pay ... canter mty rtmllln advanc:t direct 10 The Oally Stfltlnol. CredH will be gr.... 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Dorcas and Ohio Bidwell, on two counts of dri- President Gene Jeffers has 124 10 Apple Grove-Dorcas vin~r the influence. DUI convened a special Board of Road. as c against Young is a Health meetin~ on May 31 at When lhe WUier SUVICC is felony ue to lhree past viola- 4 p.m. to contmue discussion restored, customers will be !ions in six years, according of personnel matters. under a boil advisory until a to the indictment against him. sample is taken and results The meeting will lake place • Jay D. McCany, 30, in the conference room of the are cons ide red safe. During Pomeroy. on a charge of culti- Meigs County Health 1he boil advisory, 91sto~ vation of marijuana with a Department, located at 112 E. are asked to boil all cooking specification, possession of Memorial Drive. Pomeroy. and drinking waler for three marijuana witli a specificaminutes before it is contion, and endangering chilsumed. dren. • Julie A. Stapleton, also CHESTER - The annual known as Julie A. McCarty, banquet and dance of the 28. Pomeroy, on charges of Chester High MIDDLEPORT School will be cultivation with a specifics- held June I in Matthew 43 , 49700 the Eastern lion, possession of marijuana Elemenlary School cafetori- Ohio 338.Dillard. Racine. with . a specification, endan- um. The banquet will be held for failure 10 yieldwasbycited the gering children, and two al 6:30 p.m.• with the dance Gallia-Meigs Post of the counts of complicity with to follow al 8:30p.m. State Highway Palrol followspecifications. Honor classes are 1927. ing a lhrec-vchiclc accident Both . McCarty and 1932, 1942, 1952, and Thursday on Ohio 7. Stapleton were arraigned 1957. 1937, Reservations may be Troopers said Di llurd was before Jud$e Fred W. Crow · made lhrough Dorothy Karr, exiting a privmc driveway at III followmg their indict- 34671 Township Road 382, 4:55 p.m. to heud north and ments. Both entered pleas of Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. collided wilh a . northbound innocent to the charges Tickels for lhe dnner and car driven by Jonathan ·A. against them and were dance, including dues, are Philson. 16, Lee Circle. released on personal recog- $14. Dues only are $2. Syracuse. Dillard's car connizance bonds of $20,000 tinued on and struck a sou theach. bound minivan driven by · Angela M. Reeves. 40. 960 RACINE Tuppers Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy, Plains-Chesler Wuter District the report said. Nonfunclionnl damage was plans an oUiage for Wednesday, May 29 from 9 reported to Dillard's and a.m. to 2 p.m. in Sutton Philson's cars, and no dam· age was listed for Reeves' have save.d many," he said. Township. The ureas affecled are minivnn, troopers said . Ail observalional survey facilitated by 1he Governor's Highway Safety . Office at the conclusion of last year's summer enforcemen! showed the campaign was successful in raising AP, STAFF REPORTS improved economy, employseat belt usage significanlly POMEROY Jobless ers appear to remain cautious in targeted areas. rates took a turn downward in in hiring." In 2001, nearly 19,000 The number of unemployed unrestrained drivers and the region during . April, the Ohio Department of Jobs and workers was down 1,000 in passengers died in · traffic Family Services found when April to 341,000. The number crashes, more than 3,000 of them were children. In the it released its unadjusted fig- of unemployed has increased by I 02,000 over Ihe year same · year, more than 60 .ures for the stale. Gallia and Meigs counties· from 239,000. percent of the children . were part of the trend. each Rates decreased in nearly killed in traffic crashes posting decreases in unem- all of Ohio's 88 counties and were completely unre- ployment. ranged from a low of 3.0 perstrained. declined .03 percent cent in Holmes County 'in "The Pomeroy Police to Gallia 6.1 percent unemployment northeasl Ohio to a high of Department is reminding all in April, while Meigs dropped 13.6 percent in Morgan Meigs countians lhat wear- a full I percent to 9.4. County in southeast Ohio. ing a seat belt and insisting . Athens County saw a .09 Meigs and Vinton were that those who travel with percent drop to 4.1 percent among five counties that had rou to do .the same is very last month, while Jackson unemployment rates higher lmportllnt," added Proffitt. declined JJ7 percent to 7.6. than 9 percent. The other "It's the easiest thing you . Lawrence was down .03 per- counties with high rates, other can do to protect yourself, cent to 6.8, and Vinton felf 1.7 than Morgan. were Adams at your friends and your fami- percent to 12.9. I 1.3 and Pike ar 9.4. ly," he said. "Do whatever Ohio's unemployment rate Unemployment informait takes to change the dead- was unchanged in April from tion can be accessed at ly habit of not buckling up. a revised rate of 5.8 percent in http://www.srare.oh.us/odjfs/ · Someone's life could be at March, the state reported. stake." The national rate was 6.0 - - percent in March, up from 5.7 percent in March. · "Ohio continues to e1tperiPatrol, said the ultimate goal of the campaign is to increase ence a sluggish labor mar· habitual seat belt usage by ket," ODJFS Director Tom Hayes said in · a statement. drivers and passengers. "Despite signs of an "Our goal is to increase the use of seat belts and to save lives," Grau said. "According . to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, raising seat belt usage by S percent is believed to save 40 lives a year." Grau said in 200 I, more than half of all Ohio residents killed in accidents were not wearing safety belts. "Why wouldn' 1you choose to wear a seat belt and poten· tially save a . life?" Grau asked. "If you do buckle up, why not convince the people most important to you to do the same? What's holding you back?" Police push seatbelt.safety home deaths case stuns fam BY BALM J. RaD . LOCAL BRIEFS M1etlngset IIIIEEa.MYDAILYSENTINEI..COM DEXTER- Emmett C. 1\tmer, 77, Dexter, died Sunday, , May 19, 2002, at O'Bleness Memorial Hospital in Athens. • He was born Sept. 3, 1924, in DeKter, son of the late ·• 'fhomas E. and Pearl Nelson Turner. He was a paint chemist. ·• . He was a veteran of the U.S Navy during World War II and ·: .a member of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, ,. Middleport, and the Elks Club in Elgin, Ill. . . " Surviving are four sons and daughters-in-law, Scott and Diane Turner, Ietf and Katherine Thmer, and Craig and ,, .Valerie Turner, all of Norlh Adams, Mass., and Richard and ~... Jocelyn Turner of Milwaukee, Wis.; three sisters and two • t>rothers-in-law, Lucy and Charles Hess ofCanal Winchester; Sue Turner of Reynoldsburg, and Sonia and Larry Parsons of ., .Pomeroy; three brothers, Tom Turner of Lake Zurich, Dl .• ; Clair Turner of Dexter, and Malcolm Nelson of Georgia; and • :eight ~dchildren and a great grandchild. . . Bes1des his parents, he was preceded in death by his wife. Helene Henson Turner; his slepmother, Lillian Hill Turner; a ;, brolher, Clovis Turner; and an infunt sister, Mary Frances Turner. u • Services were held today, Friday, May 24, 2002, at II a.m. at Birchfield Funeral Home in Rutland, with the Rev. Lamar ~ 0' Bryant officiating. Burial was at Standish Cemetery in •,De1tter. Calling hours were observed on Thursday. -·· Memorial contribulions may be made to the American - -Cancer Society. the door was open and I was willing to talk." DePiero would not say what be asked for in ejtcl\ange for the votes. A message was left wilh Householder seekin2 com. menL Earlier this week. Housellolder asked DePiero for about 15 votes, which DePiero said was impossible, Thft has asked House l'aWmakel'S' to balance the state budget .even if !t means working through the Memortal £?ay weekend. · ..There is a strong. strong desire for the House not to break at alf until this is done," Hicks said. "If that means working lhrough Memorial Day. the fOYernor is prePared to stay and work.' . Barber 'Thursday, Householder &:atd he believed he was close to a plan. "We 'II be here as long as it takes to get it done," Householder said. · Grendell and others are pushing a plan to end the ta1tes after just one year, an action referred to as a sunset provj, sion. That could persuade some conservatives to accept the plan. Taft has indicated he would consider ending the ta1t on trusts, but not the cigarette tax, Hicks said. He said the 50-cent increase provides a triple benefit: increased revenue, a decrease in smoking rates, especially among teens, and the potential of longterm savings in health costs. Senate President Richard Finan said the sunset provision was a bad idea, "but that's certainly not going to stand in the way of getting this bill moved." 's nlling in nursi COLUMBUS (AP) - A as possible," Anderson said. new communications system He said the state could ultimately designed to link recoup some costs by allowlaw enforcement agencies ing county and muitlcipal slatewide starts a trial run this po1ice, fire and emergency weekend. . medical agencies to hook Into State Hiahway Patrol posts the system for a fee. · in Circleville, DelawaJe and The patrol's superintendent, West Jefferson will be the fll'St Col. Kenneth L. Morckel, units to use the Multi-Agency said the system would make Radio Communications troopers feel much safer. System - a $328 million, "Troopers today, and for 800-~e$ahertz digital com· many years, have worked in mun1cat1on network. areas of the 'state with 60to 70 , Thirteen central Ohio coun- percent radio coverage. Many ties will be linked to the sys· times they pick up the radio tern by July 4. and there's nobody at the other By year's end, it also will end of the mike," he said. Include a global positioning He said the events of Sept. system to track and dispatch II increased the value of troopers and in-car mobile· MARCS becapse it can con· data terminals from which nect state, county, local and troopers can check driver's even federal agencies in an licenses and criminal records. emergency. The radio network will link r-~__;:...__ _~---------------. II state agencies, including stale prisons and juvenile detention facilities, and some county and local law-enforcement agencies. Completion is . scheduled for late 2004. Some slate prisons, including the Southern Ohio Correctional Facility near· Lucasville, already are using the system. The program has been criti. cized in the last few years as its cost increased from its original $175 million estimate Health Care Coverage for to $328 million, including the Ohio's ~orklng Families cost of dozens .of communica· tion towers around the state. .. Sen. Eric Fingerhut, DCievelWld, a frequent crilic of the project, has lriea severallirres to block funding for the system. most recently in a failed attempt to pull $!43 million from its curHealthy Start offers no-cost or low-cost health rent budget. Lawmakers cut $1.4 care coverage for kids (birth to age 19) millioo instead. and pregnant women. Fingerhut said the system's test run was "a big PR show ... to argue this project is on track." Healthy Famlllea offers no-cost health care "They're staging this show over the Memorial Day week· coverage for the entire family · parents AND kids. end to try to counter what they know Is a growing.sentiHealthy Start a. Healthy Famlllea Covera: ment in the Legislature to rethink this project," he said. Doctor Vl1lte Vl1lon S1rvlce1 Darryl Anderson. the sysHoepllll Care tem's administrator, said the D1ntal Car. project is under budget in Immunization• M1ntal Health central Ohio, including the Sub1tance Abuee And Much Moret heart of the system in the Preecrlptlon• state's computer center at Ohio State University. "We're working to make it as great a deal for ta11payers I lawmakers are refusing to approve the plan. They tite their opposition to the ciga· rene tax, a plan to raise $119 million by taxing income in Ohio-based trusts and a plan to delay a $175 million tax break for businesses created by President Bush's economic stimulus plan. "We can't live with usin~ this problem as a catalyst to ra1se taxes," Grendell said. Householder, a Glenford Republican, requested "five or six" Democratic votes late Thursday afternoon, said Minority Leader Dean DePiero. · · DePiero, of Parma, told Householder that Democrats were "pretty dug in but • ••• \ The Dally Sentinel • PIIQI A 3 Grand jury indids six .t : • ....... www.mydlillyaentlnel.com - Conservatives delay budget fix further Ohio weather May 24, 2002 ~ Faces Thelm Pleasant Valley Hospital knows the importance offamiliar faces and surroundings when faced with an illnc:ss or chronic medical condition. Ple-IIVIIIIJPIItlll 081111- CIJI provides: • Penonal Care e Rtlplte Care • Hoiaeauker Servlas e PriYale Duty NurMI 155111G2Hite 1 Support Senices tCompanioJ.hJp I FlldiHy Stalling I Sitter Service • II 45780 • OUJ 812-INif li&&J 992-8118 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ( • •• ' f �• ·_The_D_any_Sen_tin_.._'e_I_ _ _.;;;;;;;;.., • COMMUNITY CALENDAR · COmmunity C.lenclar It ~bllahed .............. vice to non-profit groupa wlahlng to announce meeting• and tf)Hial tvtnta. Tht Clllendar It not dMigned to promote :1 • Charles E. Pugh Doc. 25, 1%9. Ot1. s. 20()1 Keith A. Greene AprilS, 198.~ · 0t1. II , 2001 Husbund 1 Wayne Hubbard Mike Hubbard Sept. 20. 1924 - Murch 7, 1993 Nov. ,10, 194b · Set~ · 27. 1998 Sept3 , 1948 · A~~. I l.1994 · Mothtr · · Sonlllrothcr The days may·come und go. but the times we shured always remuin. You were u light in our lire that bums foreVer in our hearts. The duys we shared were sweet. I long to see you again in God's.heavenly glory. Forever missed, never forgotten . Muy God hold you In the palm of His hund. We send this message with u loving kis~ for etemul rest nnd happiness. Sadly missed und loved hy Llll Wife, Son & Family Sadly missed nnd loved by all · Mom. Brother. Grandpun:nts. Aunts, Unties. family Sudly 'missed by Husbund, Daughters und fumili~., Sudly missed by his fmnily Sadly missed by . Father und Sisters will .' """" Mae Hubbard ' - Ada Emma Bissell Carl Gorby Jack Lance Alleyne Rees ·. Howllrd C. Birchfield O.:c. ~. 1908 • Murch 21,1996 Muy 26, 1920 -Nov. 19, 200 I Husband- Dud-Onmdpu Aprll9, 1939 • Stpt. 24, l(XJO Brut her Feb. 28, 1923 -Oct, 9, 2000 You we~e 11 light in our life thut bums rorever in our hearts. Thank you for the wonderful days we shared together. My prayers will be with you until we meet agni n, We hold you in our thoughts und memories forever. Nov. 14, IYlll - o.,..,, 13. 1992 J11mes "Scutlle" Rees, Sr. Jun. 12, 1920 · Jun. ~. 21l02 Mother & Futhci Love always, Tom, Junel nnd Tom Judy Lunce Elkins Love you always, Pauline Oorby Son· Ron Grandson· Chris s. Hushund Thank you for the wonderful duys we shared together. My prayers will be with you until we meetugnln. Forever missed, never forgotten . Muy Ood hold you in the palm of His hand. ..... Norman M. Hysell Tom Crow, Jr. Nov. 17, 1918 - Nov. 9, 1989 Husbund!Futher .May 24, 1924 · Aug. I, 1996 Husband · Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of His hand. May God's graces shine over you for all time. · Vero Crow Dora, Nuncy, Norman & Families Matthew (Matt) Weaver Murch 28. 1962 . Aprll29. 1988 Son You were u light in our life thnt burnA forever In our hearts. Abe & Sue Orucser & Family ..... 25. 1970- 0..:. 6, 2001 Brothi:r Though out of sight, you'll forever be In my hean and mind. Jennette Lunsford , Jun.I2,1952 - Muy27,2001 Son The dnys may come and go, but the times we shared will always remain tlll we tueet again In Ood's domain. Mtty God's angels guide you und prote~t you throughout time. Always In my heun lsubellc Wolfe ..... . ~ John & June Yost June 17, 1929 -July31 ,2001 June 16, 1933 : Sept 1~, 2001 Hu1band January 14, 1936 - Nov. 2~. 20()0 HuHbund Scpl. 7, 1940 • M•n:h 20,2001 Feb 4, 1930 May 3, 2000 Best Friend March 20, 1974 - Sepl. 4, 1993 The days may come and go, but the times we shared will always remain. Thank you for the wonderful days we shared together. My prayers will be with you until we meet again. Though out of sight, you' II forever be In my heun and mind. Thank you for the wonderful days we shared together. My pcayers will be with y<>u until we meet again. You were a light In our life that burns forever in our heans. With all my love, , Margie Ell Ii Inez Spurlock ·• ..... Kevin L. Grady Rose Grindstaff & Family June 16, 1978 - Aprill3, 2000 Grandson C.L. Spurlock Apri I 30, 1960 • May 28, 2001 Brother. Father, Friend Thank you for the wonderful we shared together. Our prayers will be with you until we meet again . Always in our hearts Your loving family Tommy Long Aug. 21, 1975- May 20. 1996 Daddy/ Son You were a.light In our life that bums forever in our hearts. tove Always, lbmmy- Craig- Bill- Sotinie ·" Jetters Helen Nov. 16. 1923 -April7, t997 Wife & Mother You were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts. ·Sundru Peyton Wanda Powell Rebecca Sept. 2S, 1978 · March 7, 2002 Your courage and bruvcry still inspire us all, and the memory your smile lills us with joy and . laughter. July 24,1920 - Sept. t4, 1996 Mother We hold you in our though is and memories forever. Lillian Weese & Family With all our love, Your rnmlllv .. Betty Marie Taylor Juice 0. Meadow! Abby Norma Bttldns Charlotte A. Wolfe Mary Kina and liamlly Dear DEAR MR. SECRETARY: kinship especially on Indeed they dQ. l am honoo:d to Memorial Da~. Their lll;ti~ pass along your imponant mes- sacrifice ~'Onl!nues 10 ·live m Sll8t and I urge my ltllders 10 each constitutional right we continue to write and support en!JO·y. our troops wherever. they are. CARMELLA LA Rcgurdless of one's politlcll SPADA, . EXECVTIVE leunings, after Sept. II, we are DIRECTOR, WHITE united in a war ~~gainst terror- HOUSE COMMISSION ON ism. . . THE NATlONALMOMENT DEAR ABBY: What is the OF REMEMBRANCE meanin$ of Memorilll Day? DEAR CARMELLA: That ts n question I l\Slced a Memorial Day . is Monday. I. · group or children visiting our too, hope that this year my~~­ nation's cnpillll a few years ~~go. ers wiU become more proactive Their reply: "It's the day the about observing the true mean· swimming pools open." That ing of this holiday. If we do, in innocent response launched an that one moment we will no effm to reclaim Memorial Day longer be hyphenated· for the noble and patriotic pur- Americans; we will tnlly be one pose for which it was intended. nation. Since our nation was foundPauline · Pltillip.i and her ed, almost 2 million men and daugltllir Jeanne Phillips shGre women have sacrificed their tht . pseudonym Abigail Van Jives to defend and preserve this Buren; Write Dear Abby tit precious lund of hopes and www.DtarAbby.com or · P. 0. dreams. We ure nil connected as Box 69440, Lm A11ge/es, CA Americans and should all feel n 90069. You ore in our thoughts and prayers frum morning to night .~nd from year to year. Sidney Edwards Thank you for the wonderful days we shared together. My prayers will be with you until we meet again, .' Donald E. Yost Jr. · July 24. 1932• Muy 8, 1993 Mother Jimmie Glenn King Moth~t .•. Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory of : your smile fills us with joy and • . laughter. . ..... David D. Grindstaff Husban~ DEAR ABBY: My belated lhlnts 10 Y011 for ~ng your readers to send holiday messages 10 our troopS. By let· ter, and more recently via the Internet, OperationDearAbby.net has put countless Americans directly in touch with the fine men and ·women who serve in uniform. ADVICE · We at the Pentaaon llso want 10 thank the many thoughtful people who wrote to us after our building was struck by the .sands of cards, some as large us hijacked plane on Sept. II,• a walbbl. .d 2001. . . A y, p1ease re.mm your Americans across the U.S.A. re.tders what Prestdent Bush as well us people from other ~d ai?out the war on terror: countries around the world sent Amencans should not expect condolences encouragement one battle, but a lengthy cumand suppon.' They p111yed for paig~: unlike .~Y ot!tcr we hnye us lit crindles sang for us and seen. Our nulitary ts filled w1th ~w c:olmful ~ctures. We have the sons and daughters of received angels and flags, America. They make us proud. posters, banners, beau'!ful - · DONALD H. RUMS· quilts - even a can of ltma FELD, SECRETARY OF · beans from a schoolchild . in DEFENSE, WASHINGTON, Georgia- not to mention thou· D.C. Linda Mills Always in our heans Raymond & Dolores Donohue and families - ..... Americans in uniform earn nation~ praise and respect 1970 • !>eo. 6, 200 I . Son You were B light in.our life thut burns forever in our hearts. Stephen R. Donohue Dimple Louise Eakins July II , 189S - Nov. l7, 1973 Mother Nclay. Mlly 24. 2002 Feb. 2S, ..... Kathryn Price the ~$end Donnie A. Freeman Wife t-1urie. Children· Jim, Rob, Thresn, Kimberly, Ruy and grandchildren The Rees Fumlly ..... :UIM or tunckllltrt of :.tny type.ltema .,. print· TUESDAY :ICI onlY •• ·~ perrnltl RACINE - Racine Area and cannot be guaran- Community Organization ttecl to be prlnttcr a ..,... will hold a meeting and din· clflc number of dap. ner for scholarship winners and their parents at the Racine American Legion ·SATURDAY . . POMEROY - Poplar Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. · :Ridge Freewill Baptist :Church, Poplar Ridge WEDNESDAY :Road, off Ohio 554, live MIDDLEPORT - OH· Coin club, ·drama. · "Left Behind" Kan Saturday and Sunday, 7 Wednesday, 7 p.m. Trolley Middleport. p.m. For more Information, Station, MeetinQ followed by auc· call 388-9702; tion. Public welcome . • Donnie A. Freeman · ·~b. MONDAY RACINE Memorial Day service at the Racine Arrierlcan.Legion Post 602 Monday at tO a.m. Steak and noOdle dinner will fol· low at 11 a.m. Page AS • Sept. 4. 1924 -April 11, 2002 Mother/Wife Son Clifford G. Jacobs Nov. 6, 1916- ~- 29, 1998 . Husband Larry Joe Dugan Larry C. Jacobs Aug. 7, 1938 · Aprill7, 1994 Son Nov. 29. 1946 . Nov. 23. 1991 Father We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Y()u were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts. Your courage and bravery ~till Inspire us all, and the memory of your amile fills us with joy and laughter. The days we shared were sweet. !long to see you again in God's heavenly glory. Oct.l2, 1938-0ct.l, 1996 Husband You were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts. Always in our hearts Loving husband and children Mildred M. Jacobs Maxine Dugan Mildred M. Jacobs Lawrence F. Scarberry James Rol>ert Arr,nld Sept 12, 188~ · Dec. I. 1948 We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. Love, Oranddnughlcr Patty Paul & Cathy Grady & brother Steven Sandy Edwurdi . Cody E. Pugh . Sept 2~. ...... · Martha Lee January 19. 1935 -Sepl. 22. 1999 Si•Jer The days may come. and 'go, but lhe times we shared will always remain. Glenn F. Young Sr. Jan. 30, 1931 -April Hu!band I~ , 2002 . Thank you for the wonderful days we shared !ogether, My prayeB will be wilh you untll we rrieet again. Marilyn Newman & Janet Mara Marie Young James S. Eakins June 4, 1953 - ()(:t. 22, 2000 . Husbund!Father Forever missed, never forgotten . May God hold you in the palm of His hand. Teres¥. Jim, Stacy, Joey, Tara, Sarah Bttkins Charles & Nellie Eblin . 1905-1906 . 5122170 - 3/23n8 Parent• Forever missed, never forgotten. May God hold you in the palm of His hand. Todd Grlndstatt Chester F. Hardesty Sep1. 18, 1972 • August 22, 1993 s'on Aprll18, 1921- Oct. IS, 2000 Husband and Father Though out ohight, you'll forever be in my heart and mind. Forever misstd, never forgotten. May God hold yoo . in the palm of His hand. Kay Obetholzer Mandell Ha~sty, Son- Larry, . Daughter- Barbara Sudly..missed and loved by all ·Mom, brother, grandparents, & family Mary Henry Guy Singer Sept. 13. 1884- Auauot14. 1962 . The days may come and go, . but the times we shared will always remain. Love, Love, Granddaughter "'-:' July 6, 1936 · feb, II , 2001 Hu;band May 2~. 1935- Nov. 27,2001 Pat her K. June II, 19oi2· Jan. IO, 1999 Mother ~ Thank you for the wonderful days we shared together. My prayers will be with you until . we meet again. Your courage and bravery still inspire us all, and the memory of your smile tills us with joy and laughttr. Katy RicbaidJJ The tearf are atill falling. Llwe,Sandy Though oot of ilight, you' II forever be in my bean and mind. 3 y11 later and I miss you more. Love, Sandy William Michael Powell (Mike) Jimmie Lee King John F. Lahdaker July 4, 1956 - May 14, 1984 June !2, 1923· Aupst8, 2001 Husband . Step!Cn June II , 1940 • May 17.21Xll Husband. Dad, Orandpa. friend . May God's angels guide you and protect you throughout time. i" The days may come and go, . but the times we shared will always remain. Mary King & Family You were a light in our life that bums forever in our hearts, Beuie Landaker, Family and . grandchildren "· Rebecca Ackerman Sept.2,,1979-Man:h7,2002 , . Friend Your courage and bravery · us all, and the me1mory I of yoor smile fills us "'W' JUJ imd laughJtr, Kathy Powell & Family "Alwa)!l in our heartl" Girls at"Comer Reataurant" l • , . • Auaust9, 1875- September 17. We hold you in our thoughts and memories forever. (Doug) Clair W. Might · Oci S, 200! May god cradle you in His arms, now and forever. Maxine, WendeII & Benny . Ronnie Richards 199~ .Iva Anna Singer Sept. 9, 1893 ·Sept. 25. 1973 August15, 1917 -May 4, 1998 The days may cQme and go, but the times we shared will always remain. Though out of sight, you'll forever be in my heart and mind. Love, Granddaughter Patty Always in my heart Deo. 6. 1910 · June I. 1991 Husband Though out of sight, you'll forever be in my hean and mind. Bissell & �. The Daily Sentinel **** • • -- The Paily Sentinel • ~ 7~1 ~.~."!-;~~11 . '****** ****** www.mycleltyaalltiMI.com • • • • 01\lo Valley Publlahlng Co• •• .•• . • Den Dlcnr.Gn Pub! lahar ClleMile Holfllcll oa.l llfaiManlll" MEIGS COUNTY NATIONAL VIEW .• Alert • FOR /IJ,,./,J /IJ;,. I Pipe bomb.inddents remind us domestic terror is a reality .• . •. Frank Alkire Charles v. Baumgardnw John Bennett William s. Blaaeu William Clouse Frank L. Colwell . Albert R. Dorst . • The Muskogee (Okla.) Dally Phoenix : & Times-Democrat, on pipe bombs: A : spate of potentially deadly pipe bombs · placed in mailboxe.s in Illinois, Iowa and Nebraska recently once again has the ; nation worried about the safety of mail :delivery. Last year's deadly anthrax : attacks, coming after. the Sept. 11 terrorist · attacks on New York City's World Trade Center and the Pentagon, showed that mail safety easily could be thwarted .... · . This wave of attacks does not use the full : postal deli very system, as the anthrax ; attacks did, but only mailboxes and those, thus far, mostly in rural areas .... . Federa.l authorities a~e callin~ the _P.ipe : bombs acts of domestiC terronsm. They : were accompanied by anti-government : letters. Officials also believe they were all placed by the same person or group. . Just as happened during the anthrax : attacks, the pipe bombs are also drawing :imitators. Authorities discovered a fake : device in Nebraska . and arrested an 18year-old for that stupid prank. . Last year's anthrax attacks reminded all : Americans to be on the alert for suspicious :packages or items in their mail. The pipe : bomb attacks do so yet again. RUSHER'S VIEW Democrats' call for investigation may yield no results It's impossible not to l'eel u little sorry for the Democrats us they try to figure out how to squeeze a little punlsnn advantuge out of the current uprour over alleged ndvunce tips on the Sept. II ultucks. Tlie events ot'thut dute and their · ul'termuth themselves obliteruted uny hope of focusing the .voters' attention, und the cumpulgns of 2002 und 2004. on President Bush's ollcgcd generul incompetence. They ulso ellmlnuted whutever chance there wus of bluming COLUMNIST Mr. Bush for the ensuing re<.-esslon. Then, to make mutters worse. the recession Itself dissipated. · For u time it seemed possible thut the dots" and toke timely steps to foil lhe Enron scondnl might yield u few Sept. II hijackers? nuggets ol' Bush administration comfn the tirst duys of the feeding frenzy plicity, but it wus not to be. In fact, it over these revelations, House minority transpired that there were more lender Richard Oephurdt and mun>' Democratic politicians and thelf DcmocruI s th nn Repu bllcons umong the other media lap·d~s dis~ruced them elves top I0 House recipients of Enron's lur"esse, und the worst lnstunce of by asking " hut d d President Bush " · know and when did he know it?"· in 11 attempted influence-peddling turned transparent reference to Senator Boker's out to be former Treasury Secretary Rubin's stealthy (but unsuccessful) question about President Nixon during effort · to induce the Treasury the Wutergute lnvestil!!ltlon. Department to come 10 Enron's re~ue. But when Mr. Bush. Vice P~sident So one cun imagine the excitement In Cheney, National Se~urity ~rrector Democratic circles when leaks from Rice and other udmlnlstrulfon spokesanonymous sources revealed !hut the me~ responded vigorously, and polls ClA hud known that members of AI indrcated thut the public did not blame Qaeda had discussed hijacking ·Mr. B~sh und !Jelleved, t~o to onc~,tht~t American airliners, und !hut un FBl the e.f~~~s to rnculpute htm were just agent In Phoenix had urged his super!· politics, th~ D~mocru!s . begt!ll • TODAY ors to tuke seriously the discovery thut bnckpeduling lurlously - msplred rn • •• suspiciously lurgc numbers of young . purt.' no d~u.bt, by l~e diSC!Jvery th~t~.the Middle Eastern maleA were enrolled in "!?SI cxphcu wttrmng ol th~ posstble : BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS u.S. tlight schools. .Add to thut the htJBCki~g of.u P,lune und crushtn~ it Into Today Is Friday, May 24, the I44th day of 2002. There are Justice Department's .arrest of one such u ~ubhc butlding occurred durmg the 221 days left in the year. Middle Easterner in Minneapolis, who Clnton administration, and ha~ rattled Today's Highlight in History: . uske. d to be taught how to tly (but nel- ~round the bureaucracy, totally ~gnored, • On May 24, 1962, astronaut Scott Carpenter became the ther take off nor lund) u jumbo jet, und for neutly . two yeurs, ~htle .the •. second American to orbit the Eurth· us he tlew ubourd Aurora 7. . the uestion almost asked itself: Why COI)l~buck Ktd fou$h~ to extrr~ute htm· didn91 the administration "connect the sell from the Lewmsky mess. It now : On this date: : In 1819, Queen Victoria was born in London. : In 1830, ihe first passen~er railroad In the United States began service between Bultrmore and Elliott's Mills, Md. Tn 1844, Samuel F.B. Morse transmitted the message, WEST'S VIEW "What hath God wrought!" froT W~shington to Baltimore us he formally opened America's first telegraph line. : In 1881, some 200 people died when the Canadian ferry : Princess Victoria sank near London, Ontario. : In 1883, the Brooklyn Bridge, linking Brooklyn and : Manhattan, was opened to truffle. , "We can do a better Job of making our · In 1941, the Oermun battleship Bismarck sunk the British . borders more secure, ' President Bush dreadnought Hood in the North Atlantic. said last week before signing legislation · In 1976, Britain and France opened transatlantic Concorde designed to do exactly that. "We must know who's coming into our country • service to Washington. . and why they're coming. We must : In 1977, in a surprise move, the Kremlin ousted Soviet know what our visitors are doing and : President Nikolai Podgomy from the Communist Party's rulwhen they leuve;'' he continued, udding, : ing Politburo. "It's knowledge necesRar:y to make our : In 1980, Iran rejected a call by the World Court in T.hc homeland more secure." : Hague to release the Amerlcun hostug,:s. . In 199S, former Brlti~h Prime Minister Harold Wilson died · Easler suld than done? You bet. For all the spiffy, new immigration guideIn London at age 79. · COLUMNIST . lines l'rl!vlded by the Enhanced Border • Ten years ago: President Bush authorized the Coast Ouurd Securtt~ and Vrsa Entry Reform Bill : to return directly home all Haitian refugees picked up at sea. (intensrfying immigration checks ut :AI Unser Jr. became the first second-generation winner of the Americun ports-of-entry; creating an agents, is supposed to be making sure : Indianapolis SOO; his father, four-time winner AI Unser, fin· . easy-access database of known terror- thut no illegallmmlgrnnts from Arab or · !shed third. 1 h · h d i Muslim nations hold any of the severul Five Y,WS ago: The space shuttle Atlantis returned to Earth, sts; strengt emng I e stu ent v sa pro- thousand potentially senslti ve J' ubs at gram; and hi,ring 400 new INS inspecbringing with it NASA astronaut Jerry Linenger, who'd spent tors and investigators) the sume old local airports and nuclear plunts. Cross four months aboard the Russian Mir space station. problem remains: an understaffed and your fingers and hope · none of these ; One year ag~: De~ocrats gained control of the U.S. Senate under-trained immigration agency over- guys cutches a cold. Meanwhile, no one • for the first trme srnce 1994 when Vermont S~n. James whelmed by the magnitude of lts duties. from the New York office has had time : Jeffords abandoned the Republican Party and declared him· Take the New York office of the even to begin what the INS culls u • self an Independent. Twenty-three people died when the floor of a Jerusalem wedding hall collapsed beneath dancing guests . · United States Immigration und national priority - tracking down stuNaturallzatlon Service. Bush muy have dent·vlsu violators from tvluslim and in a honifying scene captured on videotape. . just signed a grandly titled and - with Arab nations. · Today's Birthdays: Comedian Tommy Chong is 64. Singer · d "Thev1 just have nowhere near enough a $3 •2 bI'll'ron budge t - 8t un dl Y prrce : Bob O)'lan is 61. Actor Gary Burghoff is S9. Singer Patti people, ' said James K. Kallstrom, a for:LaBelle Is 58. Actress Prlscllla Presley is S7. Country sin..ser bill into law, but the fact remains that mer assistunt director of the FBf and a today, on the ground, at our flagship : Mike Reid is SS. Actor Jim Broadbent is S2. Actor Alfred Mrt of entry, it's up. to Just 14 federal security adviser to New York Gov. • Molina i1 49. Singer Rosanne Cuh is 47. Actress Kristin Scott r. George E. Patuki, To .the New York Thomu is 42. Actor-dancer Gene Anthony Ray is 39. Rock tmmigrauon agents, assrsted by seven Times in a recent article. "They need a New York City police detectives and musician Vivian Trimble is 39. Actor John C. Reilly is 37. two state troopers unfamiliar with geometric Increase." : Actor Eric Close Is 35. Rapper-recording executive Heavy 0 lmmlsratlon taw, to find and deport the · Why the thin, thin. thin blue line'/ ·is 35. Rock musician Ricli Robinson (The Black Crowes) Is 'II 1 · i f · Low morale and equally low pay, say : 33. Actor Billy L. Sullivan is 22. Actor·rapper Big Tyme .is 19. rou&•h Y I •200 I ega rmm grants rom agen111 and union officials. To~ping out AI Qaeda-actl.ve countries now thought ~ •9 9•9 n : Country sinjCI' Billy Gilman ig 14. to be in the New York vicinity. An even a~..,.. · " u year, rank-and· 1 e ~pecial • Thoti.aJit for Today: "Success is getting what you want; hapsmaller federal squ.ad, a mere seven agents make nearly $1 0,000 less than pineSJ.JI wantinj whatyou get." - Anonymous; William Rusher IN HISTORY . Comellua 'feeney seems likely thut the Congressionul investigution into the muttllf will be I.'Onducted, with bipartisan dignity. by the Intelligence Committees of the two Houses. . There is ~-ertnlnly plenty to investi· gute. The nml prubrem of course. is not . thut the ~ovemment didn't htl~e enough informutlon. butthnt it hnd too much nlmost all11f It too vogue and non·&t»" citic to acl upon. A rumor from the CIA here, 11 tip from the FBI thete - col· lected, wuh the inestlmnble benelit of hindsight. 'from u mountnln of othllf und wholly contradictory rumors und tips can muke it uppeur thnt Washington . knew, or ut least hud the meu.ns of knowing, what was ubout to hnppen. But do you doubt thut there were other rumoN; nnd tips in thot mountain thllt warned of impending chemicll) or biolosical ·attack& on the.w11ter supplies of mlijor American cities. ctlpable if killing I0 times liS muny Amcrlcuns us the Sept. II nnncks? Like the wurnings lnvolvmg hilucklngs, no partlculur toxins, no specil1c cities, and no time frnme were indicllled. Whllt were the authorities to do'l Close down the notion's air· pons and emburgo all public water sup- · plies, simply on the bosls of 11 hundful of unspecific rumors'l A thorough investigntlon will certain· · ly cull for the forwarding of nil such rumors to n single centrnl office for evuluution und uny indictUed uction. But we ought not to deceive ourselves Into thinking that even this, In nine cuscs out of 10, will give us solid worning of whut terrorists ure ubout to do. (William Rusher i.1· a Distiltguislted · Fellow of lite Clal'llmottl/nstil!lte for the Study of Suuw~ttmship cmd Political PltilosotJity.) ·Immigration setvice proves it·has a lot of work to do Diana West ' - - · - • . _ _ ......,..... cou 10 • • • RMED FORCES SOLDIERS COUNTY THANKS . ULnMATE SACRIFICE 10 I URE OUR their counterparts ut other federal law enforcement agencies, un economic fuct of life thot often leads IN$ ugents to move on to the Drug Enforcement Agency, the Customs Service and other ~tter-puylng uacnclcs. Perhups It's no wonder, then, as The New York Times reported, the law enforcement urm of the New York INS office is operating at roughly half-strength. Where us muny us 1SO agents worked there In years pust, just 80 federul ngents are now responsible not only for the more routine crimes of immigrant smuggling and document fruud, but al so ror new und urgent terrorism·relnted duties. "Much of their work," the newspaper wrote, "remains undone." And will remain undone for the fore· seeable future. despite lawmakers' effons to date. The bOrder-security bill promises to plu& some of the holes in our borders, but implementation takes time - for example, more than u year, say INS officials, just to 'et new agents recruited, trained und assrgned. Why so long? It sounds like a muior recruitment cnmpuign to beef up the INS iR in order. With our leaders preparing us not just for the possibility of future attack but for its deadly certainty, time is an anti· quoted luxury of the post. Somlthing needs to be done now to protect ports like New York. (Diana We.!/ 1.1· a columni.lt and edito· · rial writer for The Wa.1hlngton nmes. She can be contacted vlu dwest@wash· i1111 romime.!.com.) Malcolm Clllr Allen John Patrick Andrewa John William Bable · Leo Dow Bailey Lawrence A. Bakar George .L. Burha Cheater R. Ball Chilrlll S. Btnnett Floyd Edward Blake Tid Blazawlcz Loula Dale Bolin Jamaa w. Boring Richard Herbert Boring Edpr 0. Bradford Earl E. Brown George D. Buraon Jam11 Allan Canode Stanley E•.Caato . Howard Eclwlrd Colllna Sidney Au Cook Klbblt L. Cowdery John William Cowla Howard Mart Crary Charita R. Crlallp Elmer C. Dailey Jake M. Dalley Thurman L. Dalley Paul H. DamewoDd David H. Davidson Robert Ruaaall Davia Luther Deem Thomas E. Duerr · THE SOU THE H Kille I/, Kinney Thompson Allen Towaencl lnw S. Webater JuperWNtlly Walter Rex Dunfee Danny Seymour Dunn Emmett Alton Eutman David A; Eynon Horae. Flrlty William Flah John C. Flaher Alexander H. Fogle Albert Franz William J. Freeman. Jr. Oval Arthur GandH FradGurt . , George R. Glbaon Gaorga M. Gillilan Max Gorby Robert L. Gruthouaa Charlll Harvey Hauck Gaorga W. Hayman Henry H. Hermaan Rodney D. Hln11 · Nyman L. Hogua Charita Alfred Hunnell Gerald Jam11 Hy11ll Worley Jacka Robert M. Jackaon Herman L. Jay.,ea D1vld Meredith Jenklna Harold Storey Jon11 Harry Jon•• David Jamaa Jollph. Jr. Arthur Edward Kaylor Philip Edward Killinger Clar.nc. Wlllllm Knapp · Floyd Eugene Kobtantz . Robart Ira Landaker Cllrl W. Lewla EmtatLynch John $. Mallet . Kenneth Raymond Matlack HOWlrd S. McCloud Arthur McDaniel Ottla Junior McGraw Herbert D. McNamee Albert D. Millar Charlo Edward Millar Cecil Nelghbora Wencltll LH Nalaon Hobart M. Nelaon George E. Plnkta George E. Parker George Harman Parktr Bruno J. Pierotti Jam11 B. Powera Mllllrd W•yna Prlnca George Pulllna Rllph DlVId Pulllna John Edward Radekln Claranca Hudaon Raad David Kaaat Raad ·Lewla Norman Rockwell Harley L. Rood Carl Edward Rouah Harold W. Ru11ell Harold s. Saraon Gall W. Smalley Cecil J. Smith John F. Thomaa Foater H. White Arthur F. Wlae Norn•nM.RHd Cklaon A. S.ar.. Eddie Sneddan Luther D. Suthlra I ---- A~ ti,, OtlaL. Wha. LeweltynDnas.la GIOIQI D. Hutton traC.JonH Albert Harper Orla llecox John A. Hltnr CUrti& V. Howell Ira R. Hyaell William Karr Samuel J. Mathlwa Cllv.Prlc. MI"U~ eo~ftet !ofrltU.t !tt'llul/, l1otto~ Vance E. Barker Earl Llawlck William P. Friley Warren s. Keller Darrell B. Sayre Hoi B. Scarbro f,/li•i-~ - IN . ERVICE D THEIR · ClytlePelw Dean Arthur Sayre EdwardJ.Schoono¥tr TModore 'lid' R. Scott Manring T. Seyfried ·Jewell Preaton.Sinclair EdWard R. Skinner Samuel Wlnalow Smith Wade Dale Smith Gilbert J. Spenc.r Clair E. Splm Cheater Fraamont Steward Chlltar Owan Stobirt William M. Swauger Charl11 R. Swindler John w. Taylor Maurice John Thornton Dan• Edward VanMet.r William Danzll Venable Lewla Franklin Walker Paul Joaaph Ward Charlll Donald WHd Lao Daarold Walla ·Jam11 W. Whitt Denver William Whittington Calvin Floyd Will · Donald Norrla Winters Ray A. Wolfe Leonard Elllaon Wood J1mea E. Wylie tltet~QJ/r IVtJJ- tolrlt~H !tt'llul/, l1ctti~ Jam11 D. arawer · Richard Oenhelmer Thoma• R. Lind Ronald L. Manley William P. Nautzllng lmn'u G. Stewart Larry.R. Stobart Ralph M. Triplett William Tuttle Archie Hayman William L. Plckane ALL WARS I CONFLICTS... WE THNIK VOUI . LIST WAS COMPILED WERE ,'tHE MIDDLEPORt MONUMENT, GAVE" PUBLISHED BY THE MIIGS COUNTY PIONEER I E MEIGS COUNTY LIBRARY, AND THE DAILY SENTINEL. INACCURACIES ARE UNINTENTIONAL. ' ' THIS SALUTE IS COMPLIMENTS OF CROW & CROW.ATTORNEYS·AT·LAW ~ ;Ht ,.. • ' ' . �~ 6 __...-..u.,....... I o1 ...... I l I , 1 I , .... b. . ~ ..... ....._, ~ -,,~ Q n ... ~ ...lilt .......~ ~~~ll ~-'~Hill~""' t."wwo~­ .. a • ""-..... _U.N.~ _.,'--_.., Z o...dr! ~· ~" IoWa :s.. ~,, •.._,_,............,...,,!(__ .. ...... __ ... Sol!aly 'WooolliirlO,OO.,,., - ~· --- ........ - ... - ' l h'II A-IM ~ ~--~-~ .,_ S:l:\ l&.!IO ~.Wt, 7p.... .........,.,&,;, ........ .... • ~ Sd!ool- IM Ou • . -lcll1.y~ &o ).I ... 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R,.,.. ~u...ll Gooal l l~. ~.,_; ,., 011 Pastor : Otn~ ~ Sltt>Joy &""~ - ~: .l<l a.m su.Jo) 1\l'<lllip · !O:lOa.m. - .1 B11>le :srudy · •!lO p.m. l l l t l - fw. Will~ U.o<ll 211\'iot Sl. Rt. 7, Mi<ld~ Sunday-~ • 10 . .... ~ltti -1:00 p.m. 'l'hlt\'oky St<\1<-.s • HXl -~a.So. Rt ,._, j\151 "'l Itt 1 p,..,..,Rev. hines R. Amll!, S~. w...hip- . ~ ..... tO a.m. Sll»<laySd!ooi - IOol!•."'· "'"""· ~:.'!0 ... Sunday ftilllts..dy-y ?pm ~'lcWI • It ....i:S' o.w.d. if60Mit \\"-'!t'SI'I~ . to: ~ 6 .1¥1. u..rdl .rum~ s.m.!ay &11o<l1 . ~· JO .... ll\rllit> - IO: :!Oun., '""'· · Ml'nfi.tef: I.Mlg Si'l•mb!in· Yoolll Mini""': Ml AMI><qtt St...._yS<tw>l •9<:lOo.n t ""'~"' - 8,00o ...., 10o30o.m., 700p.m. ~s.r.;.,., · 100p.m. • Lo...... Urillto• U - l j i - IO::IOo.m.. ?:lOp.m. ~Son'i<t 1<30~.... lltotlnillt tlo•l'<ll ofCittlol Slli"" Pilllip Sunda.y Sl-'hnot 9:30a.m.· WtiMit a!W "el\1')' Slt., Rt'Vet'18wood, Pi:sror. Nathan Roblllll')tt Sunday ><hool 9,30 a.m. N\'!t'miWI Will, 5\lr-tlil'lttndl'!~t Sull<lay "'"'~ip . 10::10 a.m. W.Va. Sunday S<hoo~ " 10 o.m. 1\mhlp • 11 a.m., • p.m. Wt>.lnt!'lllky Servlcea • 1~.m . """"' ll>l•lltoPII!t Pt-stuf : AriU!! HUrt Sunday Sc""'•l · 10 a.m. \\lnn~ip • II o.m. Mt Muritth loplht - .\ Main St, Mhldlo""" P,,\1)1': Rev. Gilbert 0.1,1, Jr. Sunday S<hool · 9:JO a.m. \\lnnhlp - IO:>I.la.m. ~it) Stl'\'k.'t: 10:30 Ull, Oar Sii.Wt.r IA:thtr.n On1rdll Po.""" O.vld Rusotll SUttdoy S<hool · 10:00 a.m. %t.hlp • II a.m. tlourdl of O.rlttt •"[~"'km 1 and 124 W EV-.IIMI Dtm\ls Sarrenl Sm•lay Blhl• StUdy . 9:JO ' ·"" ~\p : 10:30 a.m. and 6::'!0 p.nt Wedlleolay Bible Study · 1 p.n1. "*~'~~~~~~~Chord\ orCitl'iot In UrbllotnUHanfuol, W.Va. l'utocO.vid a .... • \\lnnhlp • 9c30 o.tll. ( I" & 2nd Sun• 7,1u p.m. (3nl a ~th Sunl ~ne•y StNioe . 7:30 p,m. Sunday Schill~ · 9:30 a.m, Wohlllp • 10:311a.m., 1:00 p.m. Wedlltlldi\Y Stt'\'k..'ts - 7:00 p.ln. Aolh(olt.f 11tapt1o1 Rollao<t ,.,. Wllllapttol . Salem 51. Re>. l'ttultltyhlr Suttdo; S•'hool · 10 a.m. ~ve~ntna - 1 p.m. Wtdt1ea.,lty Sttvke• -7 p.m. P"'"'' - . . llplhl t.'huo<ll kiWh~W~ 1 WV Pi1tur. 0.\h.l W. M~.<:laln Sund1y S~huol amMomtna 'o\t'Onhlp II •m Ewnln• • 1 pm Wedntolly 1 p.m. I() ( .llh n ht Hodtl~ Cllordt Mt. Ollw Unllld Molllodht OIT ll4 b<hind Wllktovllk P-a5h>r. tte~. Ralph Spirts Sunday Schuul • 9:30 a.m. 1\!ot>hlp • IU:lO o.m., 7 p.m. Thut11Jay ~rvlces • 7 fl.m. Mh Mortoll Clturdl .r.w Milo Hill Rd., 11...,1,.. ~~~,mrl JiitU!I Saftett'1tht Sundty S..:hUI.)I · '1 :.. ~ Uti, ' 13vtnh\l • t'! p.m. We,Jntlldt:y SetVk'tl . 1 "'"'· Melp C..,...tlwl'ttrllh Nmtht~~ost Cluster 1\l!red P&!mr~ lane aeanle Sundoy School · 9:30 a.nt. W....hlp • 11 "·"'·: O:JU p.m. Rutland Churdl of God Pa~tul' : tt(m Ht.nh Suttdoy %t.hlp . IOa.m., ~ p,m. Wtdntsday Servlce11 • 1 p.m. · t"hattr Putor: Jarte! He1111~ Wonhlp • 9 a.m. Sundar School - 10 a.m. T't\Und•y Ser\.lt,'tM• 7 p.m. Sy,....,. l'lnl Cltur<h otiJotl r~atut: W."lhhlp · 9:30a.m. Suttday School • IU:JO •.m. -llo,. . . . ., Church o(tht NitartM Putor: ~.... Wlldct:k Sut•ky S<hocll • 9:30 a.m, ll'onlllp • 10o4! a.m.. 7 p.m. w.dtJuday Savlot:a • l p.m. Lo........ Sunday School . 9:30 Lm. Wonhip · 10:30a.m. lt!fll,.llh Chur<h tltOod of l'l'aphocy 01. White R1l. oil' St. ~t . lftO Saltm c.....u,. Cluan:b .. 1 Uevina Road, West Columblt1 W.Va. Pastor: Clyde Fem:ll SuOOay School9:30 am Sund&y evenina servkt: IS pm · Wedn<OdayottVI<e7pm • • r..-A-bl)' St. Rt . 114, k~eint .,.,., Wllllom 11-k 'Suhdl}t School • 10 a.m. B-u., · 1 p,m, Wtdne.&y Serv\eea • 7 p.m. ~ S y - Ft111 Unllld ......,ltl'ttto S-Millloot 1(11 Brld&tmon St., S)'h<Uie Rev. Mike Thompsoo,Ptator Sunday S<hool · 10 a.m. E>eni"8 • ~p.m . Wednesday Sml~ - 1 p.m. Han! t ...munlt.r Cllilrdl OffRt 124 Pa!lor: EdSel Hart Sunday School · 9o30 a.m. Wo,.hlp • 10:30 a.m., 1:30p,m. Dyoarillt ComtiiOnlt.f Churdl Sunday School · 9:~0 a.m. \\lnnhlp • 10;30 o.m., 7 p.m. PttiQI GtJopol Cltor<b l.on& BOttOM Sunday School · 9:30a.m. Wonlllp • IO:(S..m., 7:30p.m. Wedlt<odoy 1:30 p.m: N•"'"' I elltablished. Follll Vliltey 'hllertlldt Cbur<h 10rt:b Cllun:h Cu. Rd . tl3 So~ S<hocll · 9:30a.m. Wthhlp · I0:30a.m. l ' l ll ' ,.. l't ,.,111 l r 1 i.111 Mo'" Cbptl Chord\ Sunday ~ehool· 10 a.m. \\lnnhlp • 11 a.m. Wednesday Sen'h..-e • 7 p'.m. Mlddltoport Cburdl oF !It< Pulllr: Allen Mldcap Sullday S.hool • 9:!0 o.m. Wunhlp. 10:30 a.m., 6:30p.m. Wednc-4iy Serylcea · 1 p.m. l'tto"": Allen Mldcap Hub R•ndolph Pastar: W&)'nle Balcolm Servittl: Thura. Nites7·:00 pm New church No Sunday !ier"'ice Wedneldly Se,..l<e . 1:30 p.m. Orand Strttt Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wofllh.ip - \!a.m. • -olay Servia!• • ! p.m. '\ .11. 11 Joppa APille •nil SO\'Utld S11. PQmr~ ttev. Oavht kua~~e\1 Sunday School and Wonhlpo to i .Jtl. liW:nlna Servk'tlf· 6:30 p.m. WetlneMlay Strvk~~ - 6~ :\o r.nt. u- M<lllotlloiPtarioh ikllltlctloo<ll Tuwn!hlp Rd., 468C Sunday School· 9 •·"'· - l p • IOa.m. Wednesday Service• ~ 10 a.m. I ln1 , 1i .11t I 111 \l ll Sunday S<hool . 9:30a.m. %.;hip · 9:30a.m. ond? p.m. Wednesday • l p.m. ..iidt)l • fello~hlp set\'lce 7 p.m. Antiquity Goti'I'INtplt......... • 31665 McQuire Rd. Pomeroy, Ohio ~ ...,.,., EltletRi>l>t:"Crow SWlday Sohool· 10 Lm. ll'onlllp·lla.m. Suttd<y llveftlttil p.m. ThundOy Se<VIc< · 7 p.m. Sunday School· 10 a.m. Wonhip • 9 a,m. 1\Jt"""r Suvl,.. · 7 p.m. Sul\day School · 9:45a.m. %t.hlp · llo.m. L.ona Bortom Pastot: Sttv.e ftetd ' ~Mley Rlln Ruld Puror: Rev. Emmett Rawson COOlVille Cltw<h Main & Fifth St. Cam<t- Sf"a...,. <l Sealtld St .. l'llmeroy · 1 ...... Rl.3~. ~ftl ~ '?l ~,. m, 1'1""" Hel<n Kll"' SL l'aol L•""'"• Uurdl s.....y s.:...., . 9,30 a.m. """"lp . 10:-l!l.m. Sunday Bwnl>l& • fi:\10 p.tn. P!~mr: M1rtt ~k~n Cttttl.tlo Pastor: Jesse MorrisServices: S.turday 2:00p.m. Ptarl St., Mlddlepon 1 P'u~: $at1\ Andtf'IOO SWlday SdtooiiO a.m. Hlrkntu" Sllnda)i StiiOol • 10 a.m, %t.hlp • II a.m. Wedneldlf 1 p.m. ' ' New Uft Vlrtory Ct.Wr : J7?3 ~· C,..k Road, O.llipoli' OK Paslot: Bill Stttctl ! Sunday Services • 10 a.m: &. 1 p.m. • Wed"'od'f • 7 p.m. ": Yootl> 7 p.m~ ~7~ Pa!W\ "ri•n . 11\xship - ?p.m. SeMce • 7 p.m. ~ Mld<llefolt C001midlt,r Clturdl - \\\."'hlp . 9:0tlo.m, SundayS<hool - 10:00•.••· C1ift0n, W.\'11. Sunday School · 10 a.m. H1nloonrille C.O.munlt,r Clturth . ....toc Theron Dtttltam Sunday · 9 : ~ a.nt. And? p.m, Wedr.e8day • 7 p,m. Sunday School · 10 a.m. Wcw!td~-.. ....fn , \Yecb>to.tay · 1 p.m. • Clllloo tltttn-to Clotm:lt PMtor TtrtM ba~s S\a~ senrice, lQ .,...,, New Lime Rd, Rulland Ptstot: Rev. M11Jaret I. Robin100 S<t'VI"'" We<l....toy, 7:10p.m. Sunday, 2::l0 p.m. . . .......... ~~\'t • r.ll G-' Clloo<ll or tit< Ll•l.. Sonor n.Belle..,.•N........IpMI~ M..,.... Stor Ocwayne Snuler Sll»<lay Scl>ool • II l .tl\ • Wonlllp . ro a.m. SL .hit• LotltoNa 1:\o.... 1'1- MikeR:ftm111 PaliiOf: Emeritus l.awttnce Foremln \'fklnhip-10:00 am ...' • Wedne>dl.f Son'i<:<o • 7 p.m. ·" · - Gnct tt.F. I. 921 S. Thin! St ., Middlqlon hltll Fon Goopol Cllordl Putor~ ln11t.-r.111 Wednealaylpm Wedneldly - ~Btlonfllltnt11 n.- O.uo<ll .r Cltrllt ••kll ~ Uot<:lt Roil""" S\., M"on 771·1017 Contt<I.S..Cannet & lla!tltat> ~.;,, Rttclne, Oltkl Pastor~ O:ewayne Sruder Sunday- - ~Jt) • •m. Wonhip ~ m:4~ a.m. llible Study Wed. ),()()p.m. Mil...,. . ~ ~ l1: ... tltdtWll \\\l!'!llip . lO..m., 7 p.m. -yS.,.;,.'ft · lp.m. Servk.'t' tiint: Sunday 10:30 a.m. 1 •.m. R<jokloc ur. Cho<ll lOON. 2nd A,.., Middlepon ..._LittC..M Soltooc-!t Sllnda)i Sd>ool · 10 a.m. - i p - 9a.m. -.day Sorvkti ' 10 . .... SuntlaySclmi - ~: !Oo.m. H.,...o..r-IIM474!91\eibel Rd .. Ole"" - . ,, Rev. May and Harold Cook Sunday s.r.-, 10 a.m. .t 6 p.m. -....say ServiCes • 7 p.m. ''floll-Gospet Cl\ul<h" PaMors loon & Pitt)' Wadto 60~ Seoond. Ave. Ma!IM Ptst«:O.wa)'lle&ull<t S&."'*lnd\t Servke 'Y-10: I~ a.m. ~i"ll"'\etth\g. ht Thuta. • 1 p.rn. Slhtmlllo C..01MIIIIJ ~ , Put«: Wayne It Jtwt11 "' Sllnday Sem<:eo • IO,OOa.m. • 7,()01'-m; Thum.y - 1,00p.m. • Po- and l'nlyor 7 pm SIIltday S<hool • 9::10 a.M. . - i p . 10:30 a.m. Thlll'sday Sem<:eo • ? p.m. -.., . noon ·...._l:hrdo v--6. . Wedne>day. Sunday Sc:hool - 10:00 a.m. SI)May-. 6,00 ~.m . Wednetday s.M« · 700 p.m. SIIndayS<hool-lO•.m. Wotshlp. 9 t .Wi. n..u-.r-. s-r Sc:hool • 9::10 a.m. -ljllQ::lO a.nt., 7o:lO!'m. · ~- - 7o:l0p.m. -'Ill Sl, Midd\<t1M• Plsl\l" OI<M Ro.. s....- U'rlttt otllitt.MloySl. Rt. 161. (.16-(1247"' 4-16-7~ lillnday S<hoo1 IM0-11 ' ·"'· Reher Soctetyll'rielltllood 11 m -12:00 Btblt Study. \\'N~~esdar, ~, !o p.m. PaSMr~ )tme~ ~. K~w • ttQ Wohllljl · 9:IS I .lllrt - ll,l\ ... . 11111 ' SundAy Unintd ~l\.'t \\1.\l>hlp • IO:lO •.m., • p.m. \\"'"".Jay SeM:e• ·7 p.m. m N. 2nd Sl Mi<ld...... Fomily ....... ''"'"" ~ ... Pul<>r: William K. M....,.ll Sllltday Sd!ool • 10: I! a.m. 1...... Olft'l'ttt Mttlloollll O..o<ll Rtv. L<s s.- aod Ml" L. s...ndt · Sunday Sc:hool • 9:10 a.m. l'lorship - IO::ttl o.m. and ti p.m. . W<:dneolaySeM:e . 7ffip.m. · -o....lollfllwlo ~..-s. . Rt. l l~-& II-01RJ. I"""*' Poor!a..,.l R- ll;wtlllmt-Ool<l> Rev. Mat\ Michael Sunday School - '9:)'1 a.m. lllrlllji · IO,>I!a.m., )p.OI, Thundoy l!i1)1e :sru.ty and """Ill · 7 p.m . s.m.!ay &"ool · 9:JO a.m. "'""''R.- ~ · IOa.m. -~011Aui!Mnt P41stor. Klm'll Davis Sunday Wonllip: 10 ... Bil>l< Slltdy: lllonday 700 pm l'lslll a.~~'""'· "'"""""' lll<lmey Hl!ls Cll•o<ll .r a.i!tl E\•angelist Mike Mot.xt S"""'y &ilool •9 a.m. """"lp · IOa.m.. ~: :IOp.m. -.&ySetvioeo - lp.m. ua.• Sllndly S<hool ' 9:15a.M. lliorollip . 10 ..... Vootll F<llo-othip. SI)May . 6 p.m. W<:dneolay Setvi<-e • ?:30 p.m. Ptstnt: Ji'M ~ -..,y Plitt. Co. Rd. Puto:lr: litev. Blactcwood -w.....lto~ 1\ojlpen l'laiml:ldcle Sd!ool -s.n. w..t.ya•IIIItlt-u-· 1S -St, M~ . h~'t': ~tV. tk.ua 0'111: SUndly \\oohitl · 9:l0p.tl\., 7:l0p.m. c.nw,-a..... . ""-: lt<itll Rader li2mol<<Ailtt. m """"" Rev. o·o.n M-y Sunday Sc:hool -9::100.... ~ · IOo:lOo.m., 7,:l0 p.m. w..tne.clay&M.lt · 7:30p.m. · aq _, OWtllt P.-smr: ltev. Prutlin Dickal ~ : Ftiolly, 7 p.m. ..... ML oo.. COOIOIUNt.f Cbao<ll Putor: Lawteoo~ Bulh Stmdtty School- 9:!0 a.m. -lp.m. .Wednedly Servl« • 7 p.m. a-..1.. Unllld Poltlt Cllurdt Itt. 1 on l'mn.,.y By.p.,. htlot: Rev. Robert E. Smith, St. Sunday School · 9,30 a.m. Wnnltlp • 10:!0 o.m., 1 p.m. WOII!1elday S•rvl« • 7 p.m. •· ~~a.-.ntt Pmbyte...., Clt- ll'onlllp·9a.m. Suttd<y School · 9:4$ a.m. Mldd""'rt Pmbrltrlan Sunday School- 9 1.m. Wonhip • 10 a.m. "'l ' \( \d \\ 11 11... IIII I l l. l , ......... , ,-, , -. .~ Mulbe~ Hts.ltd., Pl'lmeroy Paal~r: Rijy Uwinl!lky · Saturday Service&: Sabtiatt\ School· 2 p.m. Strvlct & 137.C N. 2nd Avt. 81!FIVICI!8 Mlddlei)Ort, OH 2141. M1ln 992-6378 Pomeroy 882·5130 9 Fifth Street Coolville. Ohio Chlchn" IWIIHIR & LOHII PHARMACY Wt Fill DoctOi'l' Pretcrlptlont , 892·2855 deal at IU. •'r t • ' • Crow'a Family Rttata&lranl "FMIIIrlllf Kftltuolry Frltd Davis Inks new ' &.llllelllel Communlt.f Clto"h Slncel858 CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Carolina Panthers corner· back Rashard Anderson, the team's first-round draft pick in 2000, has been suspended for the 2002 season for vio· lating the NFL' s substance abuse policy. Edeo Unllld lrtlll,..lo Cllrtot 2 1/2 mlleo north of Reedtvllle on StaUI Root~ 12-' "'"'" Rev. Roberl M<rltley Sunday School · II a.m. Sunday Wo..hlp · 10:00 o.m. & MO p.m. Wednelldi.y SerYlte1 .. 7:30p.m. • · Wedro"""y Vottlh Ser'llce •.7:30p.m. 3304S llllond Road, """"""1 I'IIIOf:RuyHunt<t Sunday School · 10 a.m. Bvenl>l& 7:30p.m . 1\Jtldly .t 'Thurldly. ?t30 p.m. ATHENS -Ohio will kick off its 2002 . home football Schedule with an 8 p.m. start to accommodate Welcome Weekend, Associate Director of Athletics Mark Wilson announced today. Times have also been set for II of the Bobcats' 12 games, with only the l)lov. 23 start against Marshall at Peden Stadium sti II to be determined. Traditionally, Welcome Weekend is one of the busiest days of the year in Athens as re~idence halls open and students arrive on the campus. Peden Stadium is also used as a staging area for the check· in process. · "While this is certainly a later kickoff time than usual, we consider it a priority that out students h!)ve every . opportunity to attend the game," . said Wilson. "We encourage parents who are helping thetr children move in to make plans to join them for the game as well." · "It's great for all of our new students that we'll have a football game for them to attend on Welcome Weekend," said Dean of Students Terry Hogan . · ·~The 8 pm start will give them jlenty of time to get settle into their rooms before kickoff, and . it will . also allow move:in traffic tci clear the campus before football fans start to arrive. It will be an excitin~ start to the new school year.' The Bobcats will _Play a second night game·in 1ts next home date, - Sep~mber 28 ag/ltnst Buffalo. Kickoff time against the Bulls is set for 7 p.m. The ~text two home games - October 12 against Eastern Michigan' (homecoming) and Nov. 9 against Akron · (Parents' Weekend) · will both kick off at 2 p.m., while a final start time for the ' Marshall's visit to Peden Stadium is still to be deter· mined pending television opportunities. Additionally, beginning Oct. 19, the MidAmerican Conference has the option of moving games for its television package up to 12 days before kickoff. Anderson flunks dnag test In Chrilt Clturdt 1'ex.u Comnuanity 36411 Wickham Rd Putor: Robct1 Sanden Sunday School-9:30a.m. \\lnnhlp • 10:30 a.m., 7:00p.m. 'Wtd!Mllda:y Service& · 7:00 p.m. Full a_. .....- S7,.... Clturdt ot 11M N...,... Puk>! Mike Adldno Sunday School • 9:30a.m. \\lnnhlp • IO:lO a.m., 6 p.m. """"•oday Smiceo • 7 p.m. Ohio •nnounces fOolballgame times "'"""' Brian•9::l0 Mly SI)May S<hool a.m. ¥.l>niiOp - 7.xlp.m, Wednesday Bible s..tY • \ ,00 p.m. - , S<flool. lllidwoel9::l0 DuM _ . .... ~ip · 10:30 a.m. 'XI:dt Jay Servk:a ~ ?:00 p.m. P11 Glo... Mit~ Ooildt - P1lr\ttw Oo"'h l..etM, W.Va. Rt. I .,~ .._.()liAR LIM) l'uiocRob- -Rod B.,_ Wonllip . 9:JO Lm. SIIMafS<tw>I· IO·I!a.lll. ..._ R<¥.1lt'wey K. . Sunday :ochool- 9::10 a... Sllnday _...,., ·) p.OI. ~-......,."'· 7p.;.. llfOoriol 1 ·. HlGllllGHfS Fft ............ Ct-.liiM: Oolfol . Slloda)'- . ~a.. .. Wonllil> . 10 . .... -.r-w-Otootto t...di"8 0-..l ~~~ .• tt.~~.... \\\.~ c Ral>i.- · s-...loy Sc:hool • ~ a.. .. . .. -..... Wonilli!t •·~ a.lll )8 .,.,..,., iOoMI<t M<K..rit ~ Sc:hool9:~ ..... \\lrlrip . I I•..... 700 p.... Put«: Rev. fttillip RitiM SoMay Sdlool . 9::10 a.m. ...........lO::IOun. Wed: ' :y :semct • 7 p.m. l'Oillan4.Jlocille Rd. -llob . .. ~:It~ I >A ..a ~ SWndity ... ~ - n«t ~- · ': 30• :sa..loy ll, ...... ~--iet - 1 ~ ~leRood s...loy Somct • 6::10 p.m. ~Sdlool · ''"''·'"· -Goo:rw- ltlnl~"'·*· -... "'-lllobllt- ~ ~-· FRIDAY'S -'sOIIpiiiiW.,w Soodo.)"Sdoool·IO.xlo.OI, ~Sdoool - 10 ..... ! 1<13?- - ~l3. t.pil< ~~:- o...do olo.\!t ~ ·,:!lO a ~~ ·Soo&y - . - ? p.... '9t'tAnedny Stn;ccs .. '"·"'· ~ ~-~JOaW1. ~ -IOc )()•'" · .._ n•••• cta....,o.n.: )~ :'Jtl w.l~ _ ...,..., t y '$cnicea .. ' "'' b --WI--• .. .. .... . -.- IW:J -.~~: s...lqSc:hool -1~ ..... ~ - !Ia .... t -sr,o..t. Ct . ' 'IVt if' ~~.,~.. - - 7 p.M. ~--t: !loe:... ..... ~ - 9a.IO. ,~ ~ ~S<Moi - 9:J0a.m . Wonlii;· IOoJO._.. ;s,!IOp.- . SoMofSdlool ·10 ..... ~ --7~. ~ -..,.- ~ .... llll ,.. ~ E.,_$!.,_..., ...,.,..... ..,,,.,......, "' ~··· t - t t...~W'oll""-1 ' y Service~ ~ ....... o.c..,... . -.ttev.- W.BOI)'O wSclrYice& · '!~, -lt·-t. w~t ,,~ Mt.y. M11y lf. 1001 -Goopol" - .. Clo.ltd. ll tt - ~­ SlooWooy- . ,~ .... ~~-- -.-~.1 , ~'S<hool - n . .... . . \\led -llloblt- ........, . na.... Page 81 .........,.,1 .... 6..... ., .,..... ., ' ' BLOOMINGTON, Ind. ·(AP)- Mike Davis, who led Indiana to the national c.hamplonship game last season, signed a silt-year contract. Davis is guaranteed at least $800,000 per year for the first three years of the contract · and $900,000 the last three years. · Iowa 228 W. Mlll'l St., Pom•trovl suspended for 992·5432 FLOWER th(ee ...... ·Blessed are the pure In heart; for they 106 BVTI'ERNUT AVE. fomov, OR 992·6454 shall see God. 'flowers lor all occasions' Manhew5:8 Pomeroy 611aHer'• ,. ;tlrt a. 6atrtp I = .$ tMo)l-.•,!I() ..... .....,~) ~-'9o iS• ·•· "' ........t'WIII ,. """" ---0.... a...r~..r..e r'a ~a.­ ~le:~ .... The Daily Sentinel Diamond Roundup, Page 83 :Sabathia robbers caught, Page 84 ~:S..W... - HOP-•· -.-...o.;,o-.. - - Allioooy:s.oloy. ,,!1()..... - --uo.- 7:llii~JII ttJJlfi~Mhl...-. Inside: I1 ~~ -~·-·· ......... . IO.IM. .....,~ ·' ~>• t M - ~0.$ ..... . .,.!!11..... .,_ 7 !!t•JO., --~. 7o!!t....._ t -'-l·t ~S<toool - lf<lc!IC!o:.. ~ t&............... 't" l "'. ' _, __ ............... ~·--a.ilt•t F II ~- \ My Qrace 11 luffldent for tho; for my st...n;th 11 made perftctln weakn••• ••••• Send your sports news to the Sentinel via e-mail at sports@mydailysentinel.com. 11 Cor. 12:0 j PHILADELPHIA (AP) Philadelphia Phillies manag· cr Larry Bowa was suspended for three games and fined an undisclosed amount for last week's run-in with umpire Tony Randazzo. Bowa will miss a three-game series at Montreal. ' D-IV DISTRICT BASEBALL FINALS Eastem . . wins title, 6-1 BY BurcH COOPER BCOOPEROMYI>AILYTRIBUNE.COM WELLSTON - It's contagious and it spreads through out the body ... and that's not a bad thing. . In this case, winning has become contagious at Eastern High School. · A 1ear ago, the boys' basketball team and girls softball team made trips to the state tournament, while the football team has been in the playoffs for the rast two years. . Now, the basebal team could become the neltt 'big' thing in Meigs County. On Thursday, they took a big step in that direction with a 6-1 victory over New Boston for the Division IV, Region 15 district title. Eastern must now wait to see who its regional semifinal foe will be as Lancaster Fisher Catholic and Newark Catholic play . today in their district final at Pickerington. The winner will play Eastern at 5 p.m. on May 31 at Lancaster's Beavers Field. "It's a great feeling to koow that these kids have worked so hard and when you work hard for something, it means alot to you," said Eastern head coach Brian Bowen. "It's a special feeling." Eastern pitcher Charlie Young pitched a three-hitter for the Eagles (16-4 ), strildng out four and allowing only two walks. "Charlie's done a great job nil year," said Bowen. "He throws to the spots real welL He gets guys to hit bad pitches. He's got a great defense behind him." · Pitcher Michael Pierce couldn't provide the antidote to the contagion for the Tigers (20-5) as the Eagles' bats came alive. TRY THIS ONE- Eastern pitcher Charlie Young sends an offering to a New Boston batter during the Eagles' ' 6·1 district championship win over the Tigers Thursday at Wellston. (Butch Cooper) ,.. . . . . .~.12 Luis·Castillo, Marlins swamp Reds, 8-4 CINCINNATI · (AP) Luis Castillo begged for one hit off his friend, Jose Rijo. He got three,-. two infield singles and a once-in-a-lifetime homer. Castillo hit his frrst career homer from the left side Thursday, a threerun shot off Rijo that sent the Florida Marlins to an 8-4 victory over- the Cincinnati Reds. Castillo had three hits for the sec· ond consecutive game, jump-starting an offense that 'has languished during the longest trip in Marlins history. Castillo has an 11-game hitting streak, going 23-for-49. When he arrive(\ in Cincinnati, Castillo spent some time with Rijo (4'2), one of his friends from the Dominican, and asked him to go easy when they went head-to-head. Castillo had infield singles in his . homer. first two at-bats, then hit a three-run The Marlins scored three runs in homer in the fourth- his first homer the last two innings on a sacritice fly, balling left-handed at any level of a wild pitch and a throwing error. professional baseball. Vlad1mir Nunez pitched the last Aorida has gone 3-7 on its 14- two innings for his lOth save in · 12 ¥arne trip, tumbling out of first place chances. 10 the NL East because of an inconRijo lost for only the second time sistent offense and a homer-prone since he rejoined the rotation, compitching .staff. The Marlins gave up pleting his comeback from five 20 homers in the fir~t nine games of elbow operations. He lost his control the trip, including four grand slams. in the fourth with the score tied at I. The Reds hit a grand slam in each Rijo retired the first two batters, of the first two games of their series, then walked Charles Johnson and but Julian Tavarez (2-3) and the Tavarez, who has only one hit thi~ bullpen keptlhem in the park - just season. barely. Juan Encarnacion had a pair · After he missed the strike zone . of run-scoring doubles, one of which with his first pitch 10 Castillo, pitchhit the top of the wall and bounced ing coach Don Gullett visited the back, as the Reds stayed close but mound. Castillo hit the next pitch for ~eyer caught up after Castillo's his first homer since last Aug. 5, a span of 76 games. . . · It was Castillo's seventh career homer and his first in I,772 at-bats swinging left-handed. Rijo gave up six hits and three walks in 3 2·3 innings, failing to make it out of the fourth inning for the second time in his seven starts. His ERA as u starter rose to 4.89. Tavarez went on 1he disabled list with a strained shoulder in mid-April and had been hi I hard since his return. In his last slart on May 16. Tavarez ¥ave up 11 career-high I 0 runs in four . mnings of a I 0-3 loss at Colorado. Enca'rnacion's- RBI double and Adam Dunn's single off Tavarez cut it to 5-3 in Ihe fifth, and Walker had a run-scoring single ii1 the sixth. The Marlins pulled away with three runs . againstlhe bullpen. nger trails'Jack; Tway leads Sam Snead, the .DUBLIN (AP) - Tiger Woods' dominance at the Memorial suffered 11 setback Thursday. Not only was he nine strokes behind Bob 'I\vay, he couldn't even beat Jack. While 'I\vay birdied four of his first five boles and had a tap-in eagle for a 7-under 65, Woods failed to break par in the opening round for the first time all year. He three-putted for dou- . ble bogey on. the final hole for a 74 and was so angry he refused to talk about it. A victory this week would make Woods the frrst player in 75 years to win the same tournament four years in a row. Still, the cheers on a day of rare sunshine at Muirfield Village Golf Club belonged to Jack Nicklaus, the 62-yearold whose back has bothered him so much that he almost didn't play in his own tournament for the first time. "Obviously, it was a heck of a lot of fun," Nicklaus said after birdieing four of his last five holes for a !-under 71, the first time he has broken par at the Memorial in five years. , 'I\var. the former PGA champi9n who hasn't won on THI80LDIN - Jack Nicklaus putts on the third hole In the first round Thursday at the Memorial Tournament at ......... Tniiii, 12 Mulrfleld Vlllage Golf Club In Dublin. (AP) P(iA. sweetest swing in golf, d·ead at 89 BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Sam Snead, the golfing great known as "Slammin' Sam" who used the sweetest swing in the game to win seven major championships and a record .81 . PGA Tour events, died Thursday at age 89. Snead died at his Hot Springs, Ya. , home at 3:38 p.m., daughter-in-law Anne Snead said. He had been suffering from a series of strokes that began just after the Masters. although he had be~n ill even before the · tournament. He died holding hands with his son, Sam Jr., and daughter-in-law. Snead was raised during the Del'ression Snead in the backwoods of western Yirgmia and blessed with as much raw talent as anyone who played golf. He grew up learning the game in bare feet with clubs made from tree hmbs, but his swing was a com· "bination of grace and power. Arnold Palmer, who was on two winning World Cup teams with Snead, called him one of lhe ~realest athletes ever. Snead was so limber that he could k1ck the top of a door frame even when he was in his early 80s. · "He was a man who was very important to the popula~i",). ty of the game," Palmer said. ''I'm so sorry these things have to happen." · Snead was ageless, the only player who won sanctioned tournaments in six decades, from the 1936 Wes1 Virginia Closed Pro to the 1982 Legends of 'Golf. which he won with Gardner Dickinson as his partner. ~ Snead was famous for his Straw hat, cocky grin and homespun humor. A three-time Masters champion, Snead had been an honorary starter since 1983. He would jaunt to the fitsttee, show off that flowing, flawless swing and then tell stories outs!~ the clubhouse. . I' I �• w.,...p'tju•••••co. Page B 2 • f'tle Dllll SuttiMI . Sentin .Odds are better for NFL in los Angeles Pedro Martinez notches seventh '"'rt::··.... win; Seattle vyins LOS ANGELES (AP) - 'l'he:le-'s only one team of billiooaires in the gal'll& this tim~&. The bid to bring an NFL ti:Wil bud to the Nllion's set.'Olld•larftesttity doesn't face the)iivisiv~ competition of the ' past. 'fhm:'s oolj ooe privately bucked stadium plan. and it doesn't mvolve any public subsidies l\.> rcoov<lll: the creaky Coliseum. · A slew of financial 8lld govemment hurdles remain be-fon: pro football retums to Los Angeles. Still, the game plan has ~ 1ft. matically since 1999, when the city lo&t out to a $700 millioo offet- from a Houston busi.nesstnon for an ex~on team. ''There s no doubt the opportunity is better than it h3s been, but that doesn't mean it's a slam dunk to get doae." sports analyst David Cartel; said. "You haven't seen a lot oforganized resistance the fonn of othef owllffihip ~ps. advocacy gJOOps. people saying, 'We doo. t need the NFL in LA.~ · Ed Roski. who led the 1999 drive to bring 11 :e11m to the Coliseum, is now 11 chief backer of . the fledgling effort to build 11 S450' millioo downtown stadium near Swples Center for one - or even two- NFL tellffiS. "It's a different process this time. We had lb t II AROUND THE DIAMOND ....--..... ........ .... ,sa in won nine times and three straight majors. · The only resemblance Thursday was that Y2K was ,,.,... Page II the last time Nicklaus shot a the PGA Tour since 1995, better score than Woods in the tournament. 11 70 in the rolled in two long putts to start Slime Masters ro Woods' 72. his round wld surxed uhelld oo · w~ coming otT a pla.yotT No. 15 with a .5-wood lhat victory in Ge11111111y on stopped 14 inches behind the Monday, hit only cine gteens cup. 8lld had a couple of three-putts He was one stroke'·aheud of 74. Stewart Cink, who played u . in· Ahiscouple of streaks en.dcd bogey-free round of 66 on the along the way. He made his course that was playing harder first bogey in 66 holes. dating and faster than in previous Championship when he holed trails years. Stuart Appleby. needing at least u top-five finish to get into the U.S. Open, was another stroke behind at 67. · By the time TWay fioished his round, Woods was I over through 15 holes and Nicklaus had already posted his 71. Woods not only has won the Memorial the last three years, he has done it with swprising ease - a seven-shot victory last yeur. a five-stroke margin the yeur before. · On the eve of the touma· men:, he sllid his game was "very close" to his record-set· ling 2000 .season, when he to the second round in Germany. It was the first time since the final round of the 1998 Memorial that he failed to break par at Muirfield Village. Woods hasn't faced a first· round deficit this large since he was nine strokes behind ot the PGA Championship in August, where he tied for 29th for his . worst showing ot a major in his pro career. Don't loolt for any sympathy from 1\vay. The lanky Olclahoman had a promising future in 1986 when he won four times, including the PGA a bunker shot 011 the 72nd hole lQ beat Greg Norman. TWay woo the Memori!ll in 1989, but has had only ooe lQp-10 finish 111 Mwrfield since. A 101 can happen between · now and Suqday. particula.dy the weather. Muirfield is usuall~sogay 8lld sof\.favoring the 111 hit· ters like WClOCb. With aster fllirwllys, 1Wa.y thinks it opens the tournament up to a broilder , m~Je of players. himself inclUded. Then he turned his attention to Woods. who put eight strokes behind him and ihe leaders in the final round last year. Tho: wasn't the case Thursday, but it could have been worse. David Duval. who described . his season as ntnlin wreck, got off track again with 11 double _ bogey and a triple bogey in a round of 1S. John Daly was 8 over after eight holes and wound up with an 84, while Fred Couples - the last guy besides Woods to win at the Memorial - had an 80. The place for your sports... 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TNIIIII, CLEVELAND (AP) - Two fOI'IIItl' Clevelll!d Slit&. Unimsity bubtball players were chqed Thursday in the armed robbery of Ch:velllld Indians pitcher C.C. Sabalhia. Jamul Harris IIICI Damon Strinaer each wen~ charied with ll&fl· vated robbely llld kidnapping, ae~and police Sat. BNce Cutlip wd. He said some. but not all, or Sabalhla's possessions hava been 1'M Dally Sentinel • Pege I S "'lldrllll; . I'OUIITH, . that an eqYIIaltll dl'llllon of Ill m&rltallllltlllld cleiiiiiM made; lnd I'II'TH, thll thl Dllllldlllt 1M ordiMICI to PlY Plalntltft lltornty fHI In IIIII llowlll • llome Mtdkal l!:!lulpment is eunerttly U<\.'tptini rel~Utlles f,lt ~Full tltM0Dey shift, ltrsplraiMy Thtrtpllt or Ctrtllttd Rtsplratury 1'hertpbt. Must b.l ~ i!ratluatc of an «pptt1ved Rtspil'lll\lfy Therapist ptl>~rnm . Must be l'el!isle~ and lkcnsed in the sl~les of Wat :Vi~ilniA nntl Ohio. Olk'! hliWO years or expcrienl'C is prtfcrred. ll«"ll•n• ..t.l y, hnlld•y•, ll<•lth lnMinet I'IIANK ' WOOLDRIDGI CO., L.P.A., D.L. Mllna. ~r. · Public Notlot and Lallrtnot 1. •lnJI</flanllly pi••· dtnl•l plan, ur. t........... Landon, · Attomt¥1 IN THI COMMON ~a~.·a 1 lun, lot•tt·lt i'IH tli~~"'lity. ~tnd ~tltt~n . lor Plalnillt, 100 · PLIAS COUIIT 01' r.ecovered. · ~ 'l'ld t\:'4\l.lllCS hJ Sollth PHrl llrtet, mil"-; MIIQI COUNTY, SIXTH, thll thl l'k!as11nt V111l~y U~pl~at Hams and Strinaer, who abo played basketball (!If Ohio State, are cotumbut, Ohio OHIO 43201; Ttltl 114411. Plllntllf 1M rtllortd oclo Human RcSilu~ts jailed awaiting an appeuaoce Friday momina in Cleveland- 1181. IIOMRTIC to lltr tanner nema ol 25211 Vllllty Drive Ill! LATIONS Municipal Coun. Cutlip said pollee do not expect to make any more IIYtrly li.. lltll; Pltltt takl nottea DICI&ION and Point l'ttasant, WV 25S50 ,,. "·(I) 3, 10, 17, .. lhtl IIIII mtlllf will amsts in the Cl$!'. · . IIVINTH tor auoh (3114) 675·4340 A JeCOrding of a 911 calllhat Sabathia made durin& the robbery - - - - - - come ori tor NOTICIIY othtr rtlltt aa thlt AA/t'!H! adJudlclllon and ·PUILICATION blst week was mlde public Thursday. Public Nottoe Court,may dHnl lUll _..;..;;;;.;.;.;.;.;;;.;:;;:;;;__ termination htarlng and equltlbll, ; Hlll'ris and Strinaw were umted Wednciday without incident. or IIW bihar 'IW 1rt rtqUIIId to • Police Sgt. Donna Bell said Stringer, 24, was &nested In C:...,.'"U~ apcp"•'e ,.u.f Cllt No.~"" lntWir lilt Ill lht Honortbll tlevetand and Harris, 23, was umted In nearby aeveland Heiahts. coUNTY, WilT C:.omplalnt within ~udgt David M. IIVIIILY IIAI their homes were searched and evidence was seized, Boll said. 'MGINIA 11011, IWtiiiY·tlght (II) P11101kt, Judge oI PLAINTII'II, clayaafllf tilt laet • Police had reviewed slll'valllance tlpes from a Marriott hotel CIVIL ACTION ~ the Clroult court ot •VI• . publication ol 11111 Cabell County, WHI downtown. about half a inlle from Jacobs Field. NO. ONA-4" IIALPH I!DWA"D Notice, which will Ill VIrginia, on the tslll Sabathia, 21. and his cousin, Chauncey Connors, 22. of Vallejo. ~UDQI MNCAKI . day IIOSI, ~R., publlthetr onea HCh of May, 1002, at DI!I'INDANT. · Calif., were robbed ataunpolnt about 4 a.m. last Friday at lhe h!)tel, Wllk lor 111 (I) 1:00 a.m., at WIIIOII OOniiOUIIYt Wllkl . wbere lhcy attended a pany wilh several people lhey met eorlier in WilT VIAGINIA lime and pilot you DIMRTMINT 0, : 1111 publication . be prtllnl to To: RALPH RDWARD The ihe evening. · HIALTtt AND HUMAN may will 1M 1111d1 on tht proltol your : Sabathia was robbed Qf $44,1 02 in cash and jewelry, including a RI80UIICII, .u ~. clay of Mty 1001, ln1tr1111, II you to .~~~~~~!~·a~=• 14th 8:30AM Sundty, and the twlnty.. lght May 31 • June 1 Occklace and earrinas. No one was inju111Cl. ~-lea lall, lloclal dltlrt. Vllu ara ,. further adYIIICI thai II 1414 Aahton ciiY.I tor antwtr will Mapljwood Lake June 9th 0 The • .The fonner lirst·round dl'llft pick was 17-S as a rookie last season. lhrv~=-· oomn~ance on that the Infant ohlldrtn Aah~.w'!:~~lnl• clltt. In the 0111 of Racine Gun Club Spaces Avail . He finished second in American League Rookie of t~e Year ballot· 1nd reepondtnll-'n ·• PI'IIM a....a.G: Moat Ina to Seattle's lchiro Suzuki, Ill. your IIIIUII to IIIII proottdlng lhlll 11503, prtHnt ftal\, ""' ""'~.... "'""1 have the right to tddrt~ul\known . . 1111- or OlhlfWIIt molt. 1'0011, ..... - •• • Sabathia is the second Indians player to be the vic~im of a holdup CHIIIYL LUCAS. • ,., ball ...,.vtdo<l. lrllllll rtlpond 11 oounnl 11 thlt Refreshment I'll the last six months. Utilltyman Jolbert Cabrera was shot in the NATAIHA LUCAI, itt!IH IWIIIlblt. opln 10 hllrlng and IYtrY · You 111 haraby rtqUitlld by thl Ill WOUthllltnol under. Stand Open buttoc:ks In a cllljacking in <;;olombia In December. LARIIA LUCAI, 111g1 of prooltdlng; · notlftldthtt you hive Dhlo llulll ol Civil • Slrinaer and Harris were teammates at Cleveland Heights High ~OIHUA LUCAI, II you cannot PlY lor b.. n namtd a Proeadure, Judftmant the nrvlotl of Dtfandtnt In tht by diiiUII W I bl School. KILIAV LUCAI, the court action antltltd rendered agalntl you Your : Strinaer, selected as Mr. Basketball for Ohio in 1995, was pan of ~~~~·u~'fc~AJ'w':fd oo~neel, thl'llappolnt ooun111 Beverly Rat Rott, . tor thl rtlltl Ohio State's highly touted recruiting class that began play in 1995· PUTATIYI I'ATHIII(I) tor you, and ttld Plaintiff, va. Rtlph demendad In the Concrete III'OOtldlng can rtlult ldward llott, ~r., Ccimplalnt. . 96. He led the Buckeyes in scoring his two seasons there, and was Dtlld IIIII 11th dty In permanent Dtfendant. Thl't , Connection LTD chosen as Big Ten Conference freshman of the year. ;:;;·;:;ln:;M;:•;:m:;o:;ry;:::;=\ termination of action hu b~~n of April, 11001. "Quality llome : Stringer and teammate Trent Jackson were arrested in 1997 after perental Hghll. llllgnad C111: no, lmpl'il ~''""''s a fight with police at un ofT-campus bar. Cha111es were dropped Vou art turthar 02·Dli·O 11, tnd I~ Mtrltnt Htrrl1on , ti;\,p.tlu .. rrino Clark of Courtt tdVIIICI lhlt II an pending In thl Court iaainst bolh. , · , New Ho1t1" • Romodtll"' 1n1wer or of Common PIIIIOI R...n•a• Room AddiUullll ~ In 1998, Stringer pleaded no contest to assault cha11es an!\. left 1pp11ranae 11 nat Mtlll County, Ohio. IUIMiniD: Sldhll!' I'IIIUI•flll Ohio State. Police said he attacked a motorist and ~aused $3,971 in lK.,.,·35~·70221 IM kl madt by you at llld The obJaol ot the L. leoti Powell hllrlng, thartalltr, Complaint II to IHk damage to his vehicle by jumping up and down on the roof and Call for mort judgmant upon the following rtllat t00131DOI Anorney hood. Stringer was. fined $100, and given a suspended J().day jail loifolfr"tte estimate or Plalnlltr prorar hearl~g and trom you: aentence. WVU31l~5 tria may be laktn PlAIT, tht grtntlng . . II, 21, 2002 agtlnll you tor tht of • dlvorot from lht " relief dem'andtd In Defendant; S) 3, to, 17, ••· 1001 .fire you stressed? 'tha pttltlon. An ,--...,~--------~ frt Mmru>ry Call now for your . orlgln•l•nd v.o p'" or of Kmly Smith lht/ellllon 1111 bHn llllpt. . l'uhll•' ,\t~tlr••~ InS'''"'"""'"· In lhl oftlot Wlio.po•se<J tlwny lilt the .clroull Clerk of of .\uur H.l~o~l•lln 1\nm•, P1•h\l·r1'd IUKht th \uur t mEIGS mASSAGE .~ yonrs o~ro. ClbtU county, Wilt vtrgtnta, at tht Cabell 35587 Whites Line long Bottom, OH Mny 25, 1999 second Rue. IOI 11 1, MlddltDOI'I. County Courthou1~ 985•3656 • tnd 1 copy at 111 Each time we sec Public Notice lallr middleport, OH __ __ ...;....__ OH thin 41710 June 4,no aooa, at Direction•: St. 'Pit. 248 out of Chllttr your picture you (740) 992·1705 4:00 p.m. All Ohio to Aelbtl Ad. ·10 Oak Hill Rd. to seerri' to stnlle.and aubmiiiiOnl mutt 1M Tonie Reiber · Whltl'l Lint RIQUIIT I'OR l'tiDIIVICI by m1U or say: don't ~ry I'm In Ucensed by.the Ohio PIIOPOIAL hand delivery by lhl Oods keeping, we'll ·Stele medlcallotrd tboYI date tnd llmt. 11 1-1111 AMERICAN LEGION We atart at 12:00· p.m. June 1at $5 field The Mtlal county meet ugain No material• reollved 111111• Cllplrtmtnl at Job l lee, $5 marker rental or bring your PoST487 . r~:~~~~~~ titer th• dati will Ill aomedoy. We.love ... OH 41711• l'lmlly ltrYIOII II Included In prev1ou1 marker. Field Paint only. Field paint will GIBSON RUTLAND, OHIO Connie's you, think of you, regular ' IHklng propoa.t1 to tubmllllon• nor 1M Diablo blaze, 500 ont. 520, 1000 cnt. $35 GRAPHICS ~~:::i: hOUri tara p r O y l d I I oanaldlred. · The · and miss you GUARANTEED 80.A Child CARE p ot 1~~ d•r: oamprthtnllvt youth dtplrhnlnl rlllr¥11 Grand Opening, June .1&1 Door prizea 1 Wtu•dl""nd)tlurntldo everyday. No has openings. 15 yr. GAME, OVERBO awarded (such as: Paint, And new ,., ...u,, hu•l••u tht right to releot 1ny fiirowell words were :~:~~·non 01 thle pragrem to tlfglbll pmdudaal l'lolr jlrlttoo. experience, Certified youth 1g11 14·11 or all propo1111. In PEOPLE 80 AGAME, marlier In the boM, drawing will be wulm to ....,, ... ODnlllltnl With Mlllll aoaord1no• .with II spoken, not time to In Melga, Alhena and OVER 88 PEOPLE 4:00p.m. Call992·9189 or591-8311 ' n-.Louut1tallh•lp C:Ountv'a Worktoroe cl'll part 11, aa Mtlg1 itsl 11, 17, 11, 11, aa, Dtvtlopment P11n, say goodbye, miss washington countl1a, 88.00AGAME lrtloolilllll'll• ti, 24, 21, 21, 30, 31 provltlona at the county Dtpartmtnt you moro & more Open Z4 hours. Our llr¥1CM bttludtl ol Job l l'amlly (2002) fOUifllhopmdudfOU STAR BURST $1700 t Workfarot llrvtOH Ia prohlbllacl Ieder• luiJII\fllj Card•, ru Ctm~r every day. 7 Days per week jl)2, 2G02 lnVHtmtnt Aot (WIA~ !rom dllarlmlnallon Hhttta, LIUtrhtld, 81Jnll t~ AND COVERALL Sodl)' missed St. At. 7 Tuppers Mnwtlopt~, Jtl&fn1 L•btl!111 and rtllltd lldlrtl on thl 111111 ol reoe, : Public Notlat Mother. Ruth MON&WED and IIIII r..UIItiOnl, ootor, national origin, Plalna, OH B""h"'" Contaot ua It In llllbltahlng youth 111, 1111, religion, Smith, Brolher DOORS OPEN AT CALL 667-6329 ' A VIIWing · Of aallvltiH under WIA, palltloel · btlltl or 740 112·71122 Mike Slslcrw Mary, 4:30 GAMES START ihumwey R01d 11rvlot provllltrl '" dlublltty. Dorolhy, Children ('l'ownthlp llold 111) IXPIOIId to link In Orange Townehlp, program• with loael . <~t 17, 24, 31,2002 Mike and Kim for lhl purpoee Of labor nMdl, ptOYidl Sw '(aotllng, will be held 1 etrong oonneotlon , In Memory 11 the roed till at 1:00 bttwlln .aoadtmla Publlo Notlat a.m. on Thurtday, and oooup1tlon11 and June I, lallawld by a learning, IHIIIIttl''l IALE Ott ~11rtnga11 :00 p.m. 11 llllbllth progr1m1 17.. . . . "",. £1114 MEIGS CO. BIKERS Ole Commllllanlrt' wllloh prtplrt youth . IIIAL IITATI ll/f9116. fl/fl/96 COMMON PLEAS Qftloe, laolttd on the tor po1t 110ond1ry 17th Annual COURT, MIIQS Ir RoReR grow in Heaven, Lord please pick lhlrdlloor~thtC:Ourt aduoatlan -or COUNTY, OHIO H o u U, Any- uniUIMidllld a bunch for me. place them in my MEMORIAL RUN . [10'x10' 610'a20') CIHNUmiMr: lntlrttlld_ln lltlndlng amploymtnt 11 01•CV-GU Mother's arms and 1ell her they're from '-~-~; the viewing and IPPfOPI'Itlt. llrvloll Sunday, May 26th · ht.~rlng 11 anould lnolude: lllnlllolll Ohio lno., me. Tell her I love and miss her, and when IIIII llneflalll Pomeroy Perking Lot ~~~~on~. · Cllllrmlntng lllglblltty Mortg111 Co. of she 1ums to smile, pluce u kiss upon her ~~ lor WIA progr,me, Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio, Plalnllft • providing 1 cheek and hold her for a while. Because . VI. Meet at noon • leave 1 :00 pm oomprehtnelvt array Dlnnlt M. Lllltncler, remeiii'bering her is easy, I do It every duy. at .ttrviCH to eligible En~:tat Lakeview tavern · : · Public Notice till oulh and bul there's an uchc In my heurl wi & Gravely · Albany, Ohio r.noorpor1t1ng lht lin In purtuanoe 01 an NEVER go away. Live music, Hot Food, T·Shlrta A viewing ot program tltmtnlt Allll Order 01 1111 Maaeay Fargueon Snowville R01d under WIA. Two Daughter Nancy Manley Raffles, Rodeo Events Part• & Service (Yownehlp llold 11t) program• will bt dlrtoted me from · $5.00 perpareon IDOIIId In lolpl : I Wlrd Ill In d :=.!~~~;1!;~ B)ke Show 'lbwnthlp will be ht1 prorr•m ooata mutt 1 will offtr LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR No entry fll, awarda n•v••n cSn Thurtdly, June I, n a 110 • • d publlo a_uotlon at 10:00 a.m. The 11110,000.00 lor the door the Metge blktl welcome 4359 St. Rt. 180 I!Hrtnglt lit. tar l ::10 Pl;lod ending June county courthou 11, Jl.m., June • II lhl a 0 I 2 D0 I • p Oh Oalllpolla, OH 45831 Commlntonert' otnoe Admlnletrtllvt ooet omeroy, · to an november 15,1950 • Jllay 13, whtoh 11 too11td on 1111ynouxond 10% · Tllurectay, Mey ao, tl (740) 448·1044. CHICKEN & the third floor of lht of lht Ioiii aQnlrtol :~i!!lng1 d~iorl~~: HPM • B1lurd1y 8·2pm Court HOUII. Anyone IWtrd. In lddlllonl rtiiHIIII: HOMEMAOE ICE CREAM Thouah you cannol alway• ••• tnltrttlld In thla rotd 10% ol the toll lltlllltd In 1111 vm . Racine Fire Dept. llltwlng end hearing 11 oontr1ot IWird. mull 01 11101-, County1111 of 1'h• bird HESIDEN7'1Al. & WIIOOIIII to lltlnd. i bl UMCI 10 UrYI OUI• ,_ If you llmrt wllh your hearl, . Sunday, May 26th (f)24,at al-eahool youth. Mlllll end 81111 of MANVJ.'AC1'UHED HOVSINO You can alwaytlular hiltons. S1rving al 11 :00 e.m. Propoute. mutt 0 ';:•g=g 11 the HI-Emctency Heat Pumps, Air damonetralt the Olfllblllty to m•t northlllll oorner or • Condltloner11 & lt'urnac:es family of Jim Milliron would like to lhank pei'lormanot oel'llln 101 Publlo Notice followlna people: Dr .. Kelly Cawley, Dr. ANNUAL . (oll'man 1:1 ellndlnll and lo I'. D. W~ll, DIHI ' to MIIIIICII Dobblnll , .......... Shah and IIIII Strecker Cancer Center, A vltwlng of Dlld qulntlly protram thlllot 1111 On• atal'1 of Marlena Memorial Hoapllal CHESTER ,.. I II•'"" ~. ,Of I OOflt' • l'rw 5 jl, MV•ur l'ort Worront111~~ unil aecond floor, 1he Home IIOid ,.owntll ~- of the Mtlge County Hundlld Nlnttltn • llrft lll~llol 'l'herno0111at MEMORIAL DAY JIIO.plce 11 .Marlena ~nlooallcll , hlp 1M WOI'IItorot Plln, the (11tl lttl: lhtnot •l'rttt Ill Yf.lnr t'untltrt~UUir . Milly and Belly Jo, ' ten fllogrllll lOuth II right Ingle, Worro•ll 1111 ~okorl Mmllll · 4n Thurtclly, June 1, tlemtnll the llxtytwo (II) tettr Layman Unlled I'Kf(l! I •!~'I'IMA'I'Y.H •IIIIU.! ln>enlllll It t:tlt.m. at lht tilt, perlolllllnot lhtnot wttllt rltht • ll••k Yln.,n<I"M Mollohll · Doua Shamblin and 1he fOllowed by • htartna ellnlllrdl, the engle one Hundred M:~~:~t 1 • l'rlu~ '111 fill AlllludMIUI ~~ Church of Chrltt, BMt Plaher •nd at 1:11 p.m. In th• ·orllerll Ullcf In Nlnttlln (111) IHI; Plaher Funeral Home, Maryavllle Church of OOIIImllltonltt' ofllot, I II th lhtnot North 11 H(CI tWhiOh II IOOI!jd On lVI Ul 1ng . I 1ng1t, 81xt•-1Wo ) Chrlat, the American ~alon of Middleport, Ed Serving Starts 11 :30 1 1 1 ' tnd the lhlrcl floor ·of the feet to th; pilOt of and Ruth . Du,.t, Lorena Bly, Harold Cremcan·a. The membcrt or the Bradford . qourt Hau11. Any- l'orm•t Propotll, IMtllnnlng. am Parade 1:30 pm liltlrttlaclll wtloOI!II oontaol Thtrttl . ,AIICIL NUMIIII • Church of Chrlll·for provldlna the meat ror 1he • 10· llllnd both lhl Ltvtndtr II thl( 11Ml0374.DOO family. All ol lhe area churchn, frlendl, \ltewlnt lnd the Meta• county ttiiOI'IIITY · nelahbora and loved onea for their prayera ·and r-rtng. .Dlperlmtnt ol Job I ADDIII..: 701 Mtln aupport durlna Jlm'a lhru year atruaate with Memorial Day Service (f) 24, 11 l'lllllly . llrttl II tolna, OH cancer. • ·Racine American Legion · • ·llrvlo" (740) H2· 417711 May Ood b/111 and kttp tach 11111 ·' '1117 nt.1t7. P.,rmentnt p1roel Monday 10:00 am of you In H/1 cart. · ttropoult thould numbtr: ' ·Parenti Eva and Mmln. wife Barbie, with Steak Dinner to follow. Ill IUOmllllll to 1~74,00 ~ luy, Stll or Trede Thtrlll titters Tammy and LIYtnder, Property lddrtll: In lilt children, Malt, Luke and Elh011helh, Mllga County Job 701 Main llrttl, .,amity 1ervto11, AMine, OhiO 41771 LASSIFIEDSI 111 11101 ltrtll, lt.O. ttrtor lnetrument Business Services • FlEA· • YOUTH FISHING DERBY 949-2734 ~002 May 27, For those who sacrificed their lives defending · . the ideals of our country,' we want to applaud their bravery and dedication, and honor their memory. . . jlf'ea4e · ~ . . ' ' ·d u· Sponsored By These Local mercha~ts CROW&CROW • RIDENOUR • ·VALLEY ATTORNEYS AT LAW •• ~ SUPPLY f LUMBER ** •• . . . • • '• 992-6059 • Porneroy; OH : ~------------------------------~· •• 985-3308 • Chester, OH • : 992-6611 • Middleport, OH L_...;_~----~...;_----~--~--~~--~.L---------~--------------------~.L---------------------~~--~---- THE SHOE PLACE/ :• • LOCKER219 ** * •r--------------------------------- KING : BROGEN WARNER . ••• HARDWARE ** INSURANCE · * ' 992-5627 • Middleport, OH :* 992-5020 • Middleport, OH ·! 992~687 • Pomeroy, OH ~--------------------------~------~+L------------------------------------J* ~----------------------------~·~------------------------------~•r------------------------------~~ • K&C JEWELERS I •• • *• * * THE DAILY SENTINEL CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT. 992-3785 • Pomeroy, OH : 992-2155 • Pomeroy, OH * 992-2432 • Pomeroy, OH ~------------~----------------~· QUA.LITY PRINT : EWING FUNERAL :* FRUTH ! ·HOME.· : PHARMACY SHOP * * 992-3345 • Middleport, OH ! 992-2121 • Poriu~roy:oH ! 992-6491. • Mlddleport,OH +L-----------------------~~~----~ •.~::::::::::::r:::::::::::::::::::~ * *r ·! DowrUng-Chllds : FARMERS BANK FISHER :* "Your Bank For Life" FUNERAL HOME :: Mutlen~Musser INSURANCE : · 992-2136 • Pomeroy, OH + 992-5444 • Pomeroy, OH * * 985-3385 • TuppersPlalnlt~H · 992-5141 ·• Middleport, OH !~9~9~2--3~3~8~1~•~Po~m~e~ro~y~,~O~H~!.~==4=46=·=22=6=S=·=·o=a=ll=IP=ol=ls,=o="==~ * *r- : 992-2955 • Pomeroy, OH * .HOME NATIONAL f·SWISHER & LOHSE ! RIDEN'OUR · .BANK . . ; PHARMACY : TV &APPLIANCE •• * 949-221 0 • Racine, OH 992-6533 • Syracuse, OH ' - I • 1 985-3l07 • Chester, OH • 1 .. l l'l Insane Paint ball THERAPY m n. BINGO . ~ r~~!!:!~!~~~, i I':======- MANlEYS SElF STORAGE 97 Beech St. middleport, OH 1740) 992·3194 992•6635 0.6 Cadet: Jim mmtron . { ''"''"II• dttllt:.':r. .J: ::=!: • t8J'.fflriN1fRTIIf&~1. CHICKEN & RIB BBQ = _____ - -- -----I I " .. • **********•••••••••••***********••··~····~··· · ············ . -. . ....... I ' _;__ ____ ---:---~--_:_----:------- ---·- \ �I I • TM Deily Sentinel Friday, May www.mydallyaentlnel.com 24, 2002 • Frk:My, Mly -old • sota ~egt•ter tErtbune(740)446-2342 Sentinel (740) · 992·2156 Or fill To Includes Up To Oveo- 15 Ads !"" (304) 675-5234 Free Yard Sale Slgnl 15 Wol-ds, 3 Days Woo-ds 20¢ ·Peo- Word Must Be Prepaid .,. reportld 0t1 tM flf'lt :._ i .PIMJNAt.s r I %W .11''6, . I..1~~6-Hw>-·W.· \ · ANm> .,ll"o Hw>WANnD __ •& ' 1977 lnternaiiOnll k:' 2 r Chik!Cirt .Worl<trt to WOrk with t>oyo ogeo 12· 11 In 1 rooklentlal I&Ht:g. No e•perltnct -Ire · Mull have Hloh School Dl· ploma. Call (f40)e-48-0842, oak tor Llta Conlay. DATA ENTAVI C9uld Earn $115/Mr and Up. Mldlcal Billing Co. NHdl Poople to Prtletlu Clalmo: Will llaln. PC Roq trod Clll N 7 . 1·Dayo u I·BOO·Iis5 . E•t.UtO 1 Nurttng uy or HELPWA!IIfftl 0 9 11 Hand . _ --· !1111'1. S!SO ltltMGLICSttna.W-. :!.$100. ·~:.; :.,::··..=..:'&"".:..~:: lockl. AINI'M, lookt •·H Plotturt. 1• a runt Call740-692· __...,.,.--.a. 1-lllactt 4310 3 Rtglott td Paint nor-; -1. ,.._tort Drttm' 7 yr. - GRAIN 1'- MoToR CAMI'£MS & 1foMFs I ~:n~l~ ~~~ ~~.P~= ' ' :~"~,~~:: ~=~: r illtF-------. May II I 27: ACI'OII from IIIOhMY gartgt, .111110 glrla OIOihtl IMIIOIII ~. miaCi. lttml. • I May 17th.. Air OOndll-. tlltr, - mower, yaro lurnl· turt, gtrdtli tOOit, oiOihtll mGit. New H0Pt Ad, Chal· ttl, ' ' H= Ylrd lait Frvht 1·1 ,· diOIIIIIIQ, 1Dvt. Ntmo , bland, Wldt ltltollon. t12mllt outlltncll\fll, 'r'lrd 1111 ..,, 5·25-02 _.1'rucldng AT 2 Gal· NpOIIt '-"'~· e-4 r W.oom ;"'BuY . I Wanlld 10 ~- Moblll H«M. Call 411)4*0175 or (30<1)t'IB• $, I 1 !""""'Y """""._F(II.oorrr •"V"" ; 10" Hanging Baskets '8.10 Wide Aeaortment of Herbll, Annualt, Peremitla In 4• pota 101 . . Olfly Ht etldtl MomlngSUtrA~·CFI30•Fiaclnt,Ohlo J L---...l1!,:•Z7!Jt~~i;1~1!1___ --":"=---.., ' Sunset Home Construction CONTRACTORS, IlK. Roofing- Home Malnte'nanceGutters· Down Spout Free Estimates 949-1405 I ~ A'-~,':,nE I . ~88t•n8.;,,_Equot Houolng r·-----..;.,1'., r I r ....e- =: on paved Barton Cho~t Rd. 2 mi. tram Jorrva Run 'call 30+5711-2890 or 304875·8485 Tho Willman Agonoy or'" your Broker. '• tlo, Start S36!1/Mo. No Pitt, LHH Plut Soourlty Dtpotlt Roqulrtd, Oaya: 740·4483481 ; Evonlnga: 740-387· 0502. ~~~~.s=:\'. =~ 1184 · .;.;.;;.;..._ _ _ _ __ Portable Dllh Wa-: Err· cotlont Condition . $125. (304)8711-1845 1f«,12~ High& Dry Self-Storage JJ79S HU.ru/ RJ. Po,mmy; Ohio ·· 740-992-5232 Tree Service Llctnttd & lnaured Health Problem•? · W1nt Mo111 Lelaurt Time? Tired cit Mowing? Not A Spring Chicken? LIMITED OPENINGS (740) 742·7037 (740) 992·1536 BISSEll mEIGS counTY ~~~ft~~jf.;' STHTESTORE J.D. CONSTRUCTION 740·992·7599 (NO SUNDAY CALLS) 992..()008 412111 mo. pd. Advertise In this space for · 125 per month, CRAFTY, BLIND SPOT (FICIOry Outlet) AD ••rtlcal Lllndo are made lo ·o rder ot our loeatlon • Verlleale • Wood • Mlnla • l!tc 144'1Wr4 .... Gtlp.l. «6-4995 . WILLIAm -EHCftUftTID6 ,.,J '""dolliiiJ, . .~rl""ae , Ohio . rr.ckhoe, Backhoe, Lind c..arlng, lltplto Tlnkl, Ditching, Wlltr •-••Linea •Ill-work, Ponda, Driveway• .. ·~ln•urN. 'l'l!!!ttlm- 740-112·3111or -LIME· · STONE A mu; TJb: lh1~ PAIN oul of PAINTING' Lt>' au· k 11 fr,r yr,ul I I I I I I I 1'1 II I I •H I td, New Tlraa, Good Condl· tfQI, 13000. (740)441 -om 1111 CillvY ..10 PU, <loyl., ltpd, lltdllnaril nraa, lltd. 8U7 K, Sharp, ....... (740)379-27.S (740) 742-8015 Quail! Concrtte Wo.. Bedllnen •Nerf Ba, • Tonrieue Cover · • Vent•llor • Bua !Shield " FuU Line Other A-"'" ( /11fJ) t.o r• -.llltll- rj 1J/ ' aye, Patios, Parkl play Areae, Sldewa ra 28 yelrt l!xperltnct Drlv FrteltllmaMa (toll,.., ',Hj/ 877·353-7022 lL • DrvweU. Pelntlnl AU. TYNI OP "'MUM IIIIICII. II.IICIII ITOHI IOYUIIII- , ..1!1! I!ITIMATI! (304) 773-8550 Haning's Construction HERBALIFE ewn.r: and ...,. - HOt.282 - VtriMtr l.llnl - In ovor<l~vo. 'ltucll · G~vtn rt04 SlUmp . Orlndtr. Cllll (740)8,... llltrYdl\'. $4800. (:104)7731881, (740)027-01173. 5343 . . . ' ' Plulllblng, Declll, RemltleUng, 740·387.0181 Ronald "Miok" Haning l'lrm-AII 140 with ouflillllorl · (304)8715- 2000 lllngtr, 4U, lCt.T 1Jt1, Mttlna ~hrl1" Htnlng • 740-8i2.0780 :1148 Call, v.e, -. IJr, Crultt, ,actcry CD, lxcapllonat 111740·5~1-()11111 c.tl: 11111·8383 ~.,.._ 3...,.;. Trucll. l12,f5DO, (1<10)211botor, NOQ. 1811 Aluminum 8707- 5pm Corn EIIWIIOr, 1150. Fol pt111 1993 l'ortf ,-280 (740)371-2111 4114, LWI, All', 381 Wfnd. Uttd Dllohwltoh, 30M!' with aor Engine. P·T l'nlnl-ond li SUlKily Doors Open 4:31 forty birds stort . 6:10 llaoftng, Siding, Rdd·Ons, flecblcl~ Forwman; Larry Every n.mdag YOUR CODCRET CODRfCTIOR, llC ' WOLFE HEATING & C - 1100. - Ellllfllnt ltlemoryOoncll• 8111· 198.8 ~ord Plolcup, 302, -to, 311 81. 5 lltjld, All, CruiH, Tiff, t..otd- Pomng Eagles BIOG02171 Protreulue tep Une . Tbursdlgs . Proerealue . COUeroll onSUndogs '"SALES AND SER l nn T,N ~~~f.;)f.i'~~ OriiiVInlml 1nd number • WWW,Jmtrloan... ncla alr.com · 'rllmaha . TIA-110 ~ with . .- . Ad• IM <74o> 9!12·3987h De Owner & 0 perator. 1o n . (740) 591·2.173 •Htttlng • Air ConciiiiOnert s~ • S.rvlce On Alllrtndl · • Retlclentlal l Light Commtrclel • 10 yr. jlllrft I Labor • HNilng l Air Conditioning 1'lwacl . FOil &1.£ ..._ _ _ __ . fit!.': 1/n. STANDARD CENTRAL AIR lr HEATING • ~ New J1omeo & Ronuldollng "Speclullzln¥ In Log Homes ,.• ' & Rubber Rll<tfl" 1 Gurugcs, Polo Dulldlns• · Concrete [IJ1 t Roof• & Sid ins CommerciAl & RclldcntiQI ~ Dellvarlld & Sp,.ad S1 ~.00 per ton 8 to 10 tone, ilmlttd areal call for dttllt. Cell: I =" ,.e. '··-- ~~~:O,rt1~: ~~1 ~':., ~ ~.~:"'~ ~~ .740-667·0363 100 West lllln St. iil ·.,,IIIIi, Business Services CARPENTER : BUILDERS IOC. SERVICE " 740-742-3411 lOIII.• Delivered & Spread Pornn r 741).992·1671 . I 'IJ'ttd FREE ESTIMATES! Comp11re 740·949•2217 SIZII 5')(1 0' to O'x30' "~ . - • ~.,.. .. , ,....,........, Fumllhtd. 3 roomt & bath, 2 oortt, 33475 l!aiiiY Run Cloon, No Pitt, Rotaronoo Bu or toll Rlvtrl Rd .. oil Ohio 124, 1/2 milo & dopoalt r'qulrod. y 1t 24. E no Anti· Wtll ot Routt 7 water & (740)448 1518 quaa, . aat Main on HPiic atrotdy .tn', 17 ,~00, ' · SA 124 E. 7~• ~ oxcoflont building olto, Furnlohtd Efflolono~, All 992'2528. Rua : OOrt, (937)398.0288 UtHIIIoo Plld. Shira Bath, owner. ·• 1150/mo. 818 Stcond Aw. Sua' lltlaclllbtH 'T' 2+ acroa on St. At 124 with (740)448·3t48 I on tho 40'x80'KI 7' bloc!< building, In Mlddltport. Delio', gf14'x1HI~Ing door, 9x7 ga· Graclcuo living. 1 and 2 wort, Aladdin manilla, and rago door, 3 ontranao lltdroom apilrtmonte at VII· mort. (740Jfi2-D2N doort, 8' Ctmtnt floor With llgt Manor and AMI,_ anchortln ricer, wtltr, tltc· Aportmonta In MlddiiPO~Ml80!lJANI!OtW trlc, liking 180,000.00. Ffom 1278·1341. Coil 1<10Mli:RcJIANoiE 7·0·992-51113 992·~ . Equal Hauling ••iiiiiiiiiiiliiliiifi.,l Ot>POrtunHIIO. · "·· 3 baautlfuV woodld building Modo 1 BFI Apartmont 1 NIW ANO UHD lliiiL lolt htvlng U , 3.5, or 5 mlltB rrrom Hol!tr Hclllllial Steel Baamt, Plpo Ribar acrea. Locatld 1.7 mlltt out (T40~S90 · For Conorote, Angle, CtoanSR 218 Ill' )uat 8 mlnuteo ,......-v nal, Flat Bar, 91111 !lrallng rrom Galllpollt. Call Now Taking Appllcattono- For Ortlnt, Drlvtwaya & (740144e-7&e5 36 Well 2 lltdroom T.....,. WatkwtyO. l&L Scrap Mtl· ... I t·~- ala Opon Monda): 3IIHdiY 30 ..r.. farmland aomo houtl """rlmtnll, no~ Wtd-.v & Frlifav· eam' woodl. pand, calofttr.1Jl'h. ~a:JM ~m«J:•h. 4:30pm. Cioaad TIJ~rlday: 740·9fl2·aa.. I o., . Satur~:l & <&nday • .G aoroo, with remodllld Aomodittd 2 BA (Ooraflll· (740) 7300 3br. 2bo. Garaga opt. & 2 Central. Air. Rllrlgtratorl Nlct II ••• OO· ~·•·· gerageo, ~ building toto on Rango. Atltrtncatl DtllOIII . ~proporty on S.nd Hll Rd. Required. No ·Ptte. &(T<IO tor tho pair, · 4 $135,000. (304)733-1•28 (740)448 1338 • Otdtr 8" jolnltr, Bon drlvtn, For Sale Tara Townhouaa ~p•r 1• 1150. 17401379_2152 121ott ranf112.85A to S.2A ~II, Vory F~_:louc'~ 2 :.;.::::.:..:=.::::.:.:.:=.__ prlco ra~o $11 ,500. to -rooma, 2 ~•. ~. 1 OTC Enhenc.d Monllor. Dt· 3 """'""' ' ROBERT BISSEU CONSTRUOION Self Storage oo 17 1448 7 ~!n.N~~~~~~:,.:~ :~r":pl ~t~ .:0t~t, r BryanRHv. . Ne'W Hornet, Room Addltlont, Ga111ge1, Pole Bulldlnga, Roofl, Sieling, i>lckl, Kltchent, Drywall & More. Authorized Agent ~· C:~':r:"r~mu~~r:; $;~, h.~~~~S:~s7~3':~ ~::••~~2 ~!:,C: D~! ~· ~~'" ~=' ~~ $297 to $:)113. Walk to (740)446-7565 jtor lnlo. 1 - · & l'h!rom op & movleo. COli 140· lr------'1 Ptkt, Gilllpotto, OH •east , OProtmJNrrv • Part·TIInt Olt~t Plroonnal trt and proootlvol~ with vial· . to apprtclalt 740·092· ChiiOf)riCI~ Aallotant. Band tort ;1 a muot.SIIory will 110 INOTICII 2879 Rttumttlo: BaCk to Htltth commtnturato with tlCJ)trl• OHIO VALLEV PUBLISH· lnMtacn WV 3-br Houao ~:.,:~Ito, ..J;~~ onct. Pttaao atnd reaumoo mG CO. r... mm""''• that 2 .outllUII~Ingt 1;10, 5011 : to: Human Ataourcoa, MIG you do buolnou with pooplo mobllt homo. 1 alngla car AN (full•llmo) M·F da~a . . Potymare, Stata Routo 2, you know, ond NOT to Hnd garage hugo Evergreen Full bon till ~ga; htatth Applo Qrovo, WV 281102. monay through tho mall unlll trott . & . privacy on . dlntal lhauranot, 40tk M&G Potymoro USA. LLC you ha\111 lnvttllgattd tht 8011200tt Lot .with accoao S··-111 and llrM y.. r 1111011Ion. ...,... Dtvtrtl~lnd · It An orlorlng · · · . on 010h • nd "I u lot . 1 1ot o11 0111111 (full·tlrnt) M·F da~o Equal OPPDI'tunt . Employ· At 33 ..Prlold 155.000. call tOrnt Satu!lfaya. Full btnl' tr. llbtolutloy A Solid Roal after 7pm. (3041882·335e IN ,.akaga: hoattl! and din· Daall Do you Hm 12K a , tal lnauranot, 40k and llrot IOtniO Hlllt In now hiring -know? No 11IHng. Work In Town Country Living, yoar ,_lion STNA'I and Cortlllld Nuro· 4-8 ho•rllwetk rttlccklng a Large Houaa, Largo Lot, 1 ConiiCI ~It Sommer 1, lng AOBiotanll lor all ohllte. local CANDLE routt. 10 Aooma, 2 112 Ba~ht, Full 100,481 .a334 to acntdulo Wa art a progroaotvo facility down on O.A.C.. 1·800·8 t 3- Blttmtnt, Vora 0 Dati El• lnltrvltw or Hnd rtlumt. who appriKIIIIH our lltff. 7405, 24 hrt/7 dayl. tall. 10 !Uimont Dnve, Gal· • ~ •·- "O .,_ 1'0• hiYt groat -'unl· llpolt. (740)448-t:)IIQ ,.un. .-.~ ""'"rntr ' · -· Ull ot Sotn~ Hlllll PilON Caramlc Shop lor Solo. 2 Admlnlttratlva AUoolllt 987. GalllpoPI, 0H 4&e3t o&lt Jlnt Oorllng at Firing Kllna, Four maohln., OPIN HOUII 2002· Up to I· lfflclanl and txptrltneld (7401448 •7150 Today! or Papor cullar, GrHn woar, 12002.00 COih Back whtn admlnlllrtllvo aaacclato icr Rocklprlnga Rthabllltatlon IICP 1r; ond llllcwt an appll· 01111 2,000 mokll. 15,000 you buy a New HOuH dur· Glllla·VInton Eaucattorial Ctnltr It looking tor dedi· cotton. firm. (740)246·550G (work), lng -our opon nouaa. Fraa Ctntar. Nelda tk· oattd oornpaotlonalt Nur.. (740)245-0403 lhoma). rolrHhmonto· May 25 thru Olilanl comwtor akllloln Ml· tng Aaototanlllor 7·3, 3-11· SUMMER J08S NHd aon\ E I C h? Juno 1· Fronoh Cll~ Homta, 0 ' " · 11 orooott Word ond Exrrit at and t 1•7 . ahiHt, Wt takt NO EKPERtENCE Inc., Galllpotla, . Ohio. wtlf •• orgenlzatlonal and prldt In our homo and rtol· . te-18 TO START Start )'OtJr own Butlnall Ia· (740)446-9340 wblic rtlallono tklllt. Sand cltntt alid hOld groottoam 1·888·974-JOBS day. Wt wilt provldt you . latter roqutttlng an appllct· Dl-aro 10 ""n uo. 11 you with tho nnanclat altltllnco Oualhy l!rtck Ranch. Mtln· lion llofiG wllh retuma to:. tluoM quotlfloalfona you nltd. Call today. t,888· tananco Free. 2545 Bula· PO Elm 118, Ala Grandt, p i - conlaot Kyla LH, Dl· Tloaourer· Efflolontand til· 822·0G38 . villa Plkt. 1800tq H. plualull OH 4IHI7~-IIt71. Applloallon r.ctcr ot Stall DII\'IIOfllhtnl ~rlonctd ~~·llmt TrHt· Stan Your Butlntll To- baaamtnl. Full length daadllnt May !1 , 2002. at 7>40•892-8808. - Rook· ·urtr. nHdtd tor tho Galil· day... Primo Shopping Con· parch. 2 car· a:raga. 30x40 3 aprlrigl FlthtUIIHotlon Ofn. Vinton EGucallonal S.rvlct ltr S~co Available At AI· MarlOn Bldg. I 40)387·72 7 ATtENTIONIIi tar. :)11789 Aoektprtnga Ctntor. Trttauror, llctntt lordablo Rolli. 2 Nlca Exta· lit ~r Own lou. Roed, Pomeroy, Ohlc r10u1rad. SanG toller ro·. ullvo Offlcn Nowty Rt· 1789 ~loon Plkl. 3 Bod· PIT·FIT 48788. Extandlcaro HoaH~ quoallng an application modtltd Sp~ng V~loy Pia· room, 1 Bath, Full BaN· 125.·1115./hr. Plllonllal Sorvlooo, lno. lo an EOE along with rHumt lo: PO 11 Call (7 40)«e-~f. monl. F'" .Gao to houat. No E•~'!rtalhtl oncourogoa WOfkpl- Sox 171, Ft 1o GArandt , totH ci ·· Ntwl~ R,trnodoltd. ~~2 - 0 r-r , dlllllrlily. 45874•017 8. PP11ca on [ l'ltomllloNAL lacru ~79.000. -" 7401 1'1~~-:.r;:_, CHIN A cOMPUTEFI PUT Doadllno, . ~ StlMctll • < *.(1Q83 t-IM-471.CASM IT TO WORK. $21!/175 por Wanttd: Somtollt 1C ~ar 1097 · 4br. Double Wldt ho\lr. PTIFT, Full llalnlng, dcWn omalt building and •· TUIINIO DOWN ON Radman 28x70 Approxl• . AVONI All AI'Htl ro llw or Frtt tnlormallon: COlt or movt from Proporty for IOCIAL IECUIItTY 11117 matoty 1 ecro ol land. City loll, llhtr1tl' Sptatt, 304· vltH I· COIItanta. 17•0)448 ·4~4 No Fft UniHI wo Wlnl watar.. Wltllln 5 mlltt from 871•1428. 88ilf28•4581 lllvt rntlllgt. 1·888·882·3a.5 10\1014 Plant.(304)937-2t20 hi:. 10 _ _ ,._._tollllllo-t *""_ Bedding & v-otable Fleta ..10 35$37 St. Rt. 7 Nonh • Po~roy. OH 45720 Golden Bow 16.000Twlne ................... SI8.6S Oolden Bow 9,000Twine ..................... $16.9S 20.000 Plutic BolerTwlne ................... $15.75 Oms .,._,turn with Sulr\lr ' . . . 20 per 1011 12...........................,........... $$.00150 lbl. Stuff ..................................... s:I.MO 1111 Stolll dry for bilms. ptM. Oji~S. A trailers Jeff Warner.Ins. I. rJ'J .......... 1 Racine, Ohio 45n1 Wanltc ront hay ground In 1991 ForG f250 4••· 5.0 1878 Camtllr 26ft. Wlldtr7~88" .,,.• ., 2001 HO'If M.T. Sport Qulv• Clalllpollo, Ala Grandi & V8, 5 opead, now tlr<io, 11111 . call after 8pm. .,.,._ - or, aigh~, Oulcktuno rut. ~~. Hill aru <7•01248· $4.2QO.oo. 7<10-849-2700 (~)874-0881 or (304)874- CONCRElllllOCK/IRICK : =~~~t5;ho01. 1330· 1991 GMC Sonoma E•· .;.0$;.:39 .:_______ • Footen, Wallo, Slept • Flut Work, · ttndtd COb. 4x4, 138,000 1978 Shatla Cam~r on 27ft. above g(aund pool.· mi .. FIOwmllltr, K&N, Air· Chevy Chualt. Tlrt11 like Replacemenu, • Walks .like New. All acctlldrtea Auros ohocka, Bldllner, Topper, now. Good Sha~. Low Included, $1500. (740)446· I FOR SALE brulhguard, Mall~ All' Urao, mllttge. Roor Air, et... & and Drive•. Stencil l807 · logllghll. $4500.1080. Gat Rtfrlgerator FrHztr Creto llpo Drum S.t, Portlblt fUr (~)075-5157 ' El..ltrlc Furnace, • MICro: F,... Estimotes with 2 ttoota, Ovtrotztd 1972 Lincoln Oonttnantal, 1992 Dodgo Ram 250 Wl\111, Comt>lttt Bath With ServiiiJ Ohio and W.V. . ~reen R..llnol Teloecopo timid, lull-r, 84,000 tc· Lotdld NoW tlreo 82800. ShOWer, Awning, Hot Wator • (740)248-SOI 7 ' · · t.ual mllet. 741).992·0355 (304)e75-ee93 · · Tank. Call (304)895·3348 . At Top Salt, Fill Dirt lor 1981 Cadltl... .fdr. $900. 1995 JHp Wronglor E•cal• ' t/2 H. ~UCk cam~r. lie, . Sale. Equipment Rantol, 080. (3041878·5332 ltnt COndition. Garoge kopt, btthroom,Miorowovo, TV Dozor, Backhotj Bobcll 1984 Monto Carlo Su~r low mil eo, New 1011 top, anltMI on roof, $815D0. acrapor, llactor Equipment. Sport. Loll ot Engine Modi- Now wtndowl, lltmoot Now 304-8715-3383 .., , H\ II I .., (740~1.()819 tlcallono. $1f5DQ. (~)882· Jim. Mull - to ADPr10C· Agco•AIIIt .1718 gordon 1184 alt. Coil (3041895·00 All Makes Tractor & tNtwHomee Jllator, 50' dick, ag llrta, 1984 MonltCaric ss, Call 1998 Ford Wlndater Van. Equipmenl Pans IIYdroatatic, hour molar, ahor 8 pm. ·(304)87•-0881 E•collont oonditlon . Dork 011111111 nlct $3200. 304-8711-8253 or (3041874·0539 Clr101n. $9,500.00. 740· Factory Authorized •Complete AIR CONDITIONERS· Con· 1988 Pl~mouth Rollont 742·330olafter &pm . IAIEMIIHT Case·IH Pans • trot and Window. (7401448· • • 000 101 1'1·mlloo I ' 1999 Dod~ DakOta, 4x4, WAT!API'IOOI'INQ Remodeling -~98 . to, ~. suoo. u 1997' ar, au· AIC, Ca-o, •· Motohlng Fl· Unco.N ·•Itt 01111 tIfII1mo guer· Dealers ,' •~• ~ an• u 1·800·2"1 • ~ Hondt · 300 4 4 to h $3 500 bor Illata Truck Topper. lriiH. Local rtftrtnctt fur· 1000 Sr. Rt. 7 South Stop, & ' Amtna Ringer Walhor. A1 • ' w ourt, ' · 8 000 11 s13 000 nlehtd. Ettabllthtd 1975. Coolville, OH 45723 Shapa, 175. (740)448·4788 <7401742-2852 (740)2~:;· lllvt ~..; Call 24 Hra. (7•01 448· FREE ESTIMATES Bebybtd , drooling tablt 1990 CUUIII Sup.-mt, 4 aag1. . 0870, Rogoro Buomont boll'; lltmt & hOUIIhold Door, L91dtd, $1200. Watorproollng. TI'N . lltmo 304"75·250! . (740/448·1815 dl)lllmo, . MaroRCYOE!i . (740 448· 1244 after 7pm. Bounctr tor Baby, $20. Pr• C&C Gonorol Homo Mtlnlt· oloua ~~ Baby Btcl· 1991 Ford Tourua GL, nonca· Painting, vinyl lid· dlntl, 150 Car Stat $20 Loodld with opllono. Clun, 1887 Vomaha VIrago tng, oarpontry, ttooro. win· Watkor sio Elmo eadcrlng' 91,000 mllta. $1,800 080. 535co, V·lwln. Cuotom dowa, bothl. moblla homt $20. (i40)«&·97•2 ' (740)"1·1083 Paint. Hartt~ took•a•llktl ro~tr and mort. For lrH 8900ml , Auna, LOOkl, tlllmatt call Chol, 74Q.992· Bunk Bodo, 175. DIOf) LHI 1991 Ford Tompo 11200. SOunda, goodl St500. 8323. Tablo. 150, Microwave, 135, 080. (304)875-5788 (740)448·7430 29670 Bashan Road Sot ol Lampo, 120, Porta 1991 Pontiac Flrlblrd 31 2000 i'll loy,D 1 1200 C•llom Building' Ramod· FlaQ\nt, OH 45771 , .. PIIIcthta, s1~ • vH~ ~tta, 14 V8, auto.. Hop, axattloitt ouatom.i 1 ~r:'1ota 01 tllng. Frea 1111matoa. LDcal843-5264 · ~ •... OOndltlon, 13,500.00 080. txlrta. 110,900. Call anor ~::\'.'':':!· n=•~tl ~~~~ IMtedlc:are Supplement; Life Insurance; Couch and chair, 175. Full 740"742' 2215 7pm . (740)388·8375 • 740·992-1119 or 740·.. 1· 1ounon and Final Expenses; Cancer & Slzt Bod, Complata, I tOO. 't992 Cidtnao STS, Loadld, Black 2001 Honda Sha- .8.5:,:14::..______ Retirement, Twin Slzt Bod, Complttt, Qood Condition. 14.400. Ootuxt With E•trao 1800 · :~~- Chair, 125. (740)448· (740)248·9007 . . mlltl .. $4 ,000. (30.)875· s~~:~~=· 1 & 401K Rolloven; :::...~-:--:--.-~- t992 Lumina, 4 Do<ir, AJC t800 Hlra ·• aklllld handy man. Hours Major Medical . For 8110: Comont Slept, Till, Crultt, Powor Win: D~" & M Wt do ttl ro~lrt on hcrntl, sea. 5 !<von Cart, All for dowa, soot. (740)245·5017 ....,.TS OIORS Big and Smol. Ctr~ntry, ._r;.;:.;,OO;.;.A;;;M;.·,.;;;.;;;,iit . 125. Couch, S25. (740)992· FOR SALE plumbing, wator llnto, • • 34!2 No Anawar Ltaw 1992 Pontile Sunblrd, air, . tronohlng, painting, FrH tt: Mtlllgo. auto, 4 oyl, white, roal~ 1975 Chrytler tOhp. outbd, tlmattB. (740~41.0113 . .~I'P'P.'...r!'lll'l"'l"'' 5 00 ' Full "" bedroom tult; ;~~.:~G · · BO. motor. Salo or Trtdt. Eucnuc.uJ ot-r 11011ona1 ,.ta, old (304)0715-2787 R£nuOERA110N . ..&.lji,L;l~~.~.~.~ upright plano and othor 1993 Chevy Cavalier RS, · r 11tn11lt furniture pltcll. 40)11, Auto, 100,000 mlltl. 1997 Flaher Mark Hawk (740)448·7025 New Tlrta, Good COndition, Beat Soot Excallent oondl· Realdentlal or commercial ntw III'Vfct or rt· • Top • Removal • Trim Orubb'a Plano• Tunl & $2800. (740)448·8518 lion. Runt great 80HP Mar· wiring, palra. Mllllr Llconltd tltc· 1994 Chevy Comaro t own· toer, .. Lt;owetl. 14,900. tr~tan. Ridenour Eteotrtcat, Rtpalrt. Problema? • Stump &rlndlng Tuntd7 Call Tho Plano Dr. triDrlvtr. Oarago Kapt. 85k ' 1401448- 110& · WV000308, 304..78-1788. 111.00 Mr ton • Bucket Truck 7<10-<148-4525 mlltB. Bnond now tlreo. T· Topt, Fully loadld . Exctl· · 8·10 tone l'lot point Eleotrlc Aanga. toni Condition. $8800. $150.00 Hot Point dryor (3041875·2881 limited art• $125.00. (304)875·8893 1994 Ford Thundtrblrd LX. lndtpthdont Htrbtltlt Dt• 48,000 1 owner mMea. Ullt · tributor, Call For Product Or .Now,=··$815D0==·(7:..;40::.:1.:.448:.:.:·948.;:.::.5 IAtve ntmt l No. Opportunity. (7<10)441-1982 , 1995 Grand prl• SE. Ntw ' JET . motor, v.e, automatiC, CD AERIITION MOTORS P t a y o r . YOUNG'S Aopalrec, New & Rtbulh In PWnooklltiiVcrulltlalr. Ex· Steck. can Ron Evant, 1· cellent condition. ~,500. 80().537·9529. (304)87~-8325 even.lngo (304)898-8742 Now Open New Homes • Vinyl St 11 a.m.· 8 p.m. Siding • New Garages Connoty Drive Monday thru • Replacement ~1\tppe•re Plains, Saturd1y Windows • Roolins Aleo serving Cloelld Sunday sausage gravy COMM!IOAL and REIIOINTIAl & blsoults FREE ESTIMATES Dally Lunch · P1meroy ':1 ~~r,;gm:,=:~::,7: . ... buo. got anglno, runt aood. 1 looko good . St.atlO.OO 0110, 741).1149-2700 . ==------ I daytr•. For tmploymtnt I COni dtrltlon, (740)992 5908 ~ ' ih"'........ U-1:11 V "' E. 2nd St • Pomeroy, OH 217 . I \ Hill's s : Oarpart Sail. Aatn or •lhlrit. &·24 .. 8·27 rrom : lam·Spm. ThrN mlitB out •IIIIo Aoulo 143 oil ol : lllliltt 7. Look IOIIIgne. ' Donati Vord Bolo LattOYOft; lhoto tl yard 1111 prlotl, IliUM lnclullriM. Albllll' • , •t•tne. 740·"0tl,.2t00 "" • www.rouattnduotrltt.org . : O.!'Jif lalo: Fri./Sot. (May ' 2.,11), hm•4pm, 241 HH •Citalt, fllultlo Hllll, lyr• : - · OhiO. 11 lt'l 1 Troa• , IHt we Mill' hllllllt. Mon-Sit "Ahead In Senke" . . ,_'*•, low....._.. ,\ .............. _ . , . ._ ...,. • 1,. .,... ------,.1. ,_lit_ • '-------.1 1984 International aehool ' ' the I Rw & " a eo,ODOmlltt,amnanlccrrGolla rot ute: 8 malla. 3 dttton. $4,500.00 1740lt'l9ttmlltt. m . Call oHor 1310 BF Goodrloh TA Radial &pm, 7<10-849-2855 .-·-~-"!'"'-"'1 Ttraa and Amtrican Flllclng 11I'"" VANS & Whttll. Fila Ford Muatang. lvorcaro with MI.,... turo- i 4-WDs Approx. 15.000 mltta. 740 8 5 ::"~=~;\'''t' 1.,. < 1448-2 ' · FREE .dolt ot lwrcar10 1983 DodQ8112 ton. 4K4. luclgol ~~~n )'OtJ ·buy 2 dotta, 1988 S·IO Btoztr, ••4 , ~~~~.=:: -·II '"'lf.lltt loll. Stop by $750. (7•01258·6228 , ·Rtbulld Kilt, 7..,.24s- 8877 ~~s :';'ooaySUpply tnc. (740!2l*tm Citt: sag.3785 _ · · r I ~ r~r Pocket Knlve. Col·---·......... ..... • .. Cut ~~~ "' mtrt. 7<10-7.a-2015 <""'Il. :::.::::.·- - - - 8 Ifi.288-3<Ut 11115 GMC SONOMA truclc, r• bo-. r'o MACK'S HOWARDL. WRITESEL 1 no: I~~:.'1.:-'uc~t:n'u=~r~ ~~~~=~~¥:~ :~~~: 1(7411)812·8832 992-5479 Forr~:16;::=;===:, ::f.' r LlvUn:x.¥ Pa. ~~~~~~~ flo J r ana... Cellular URGENTLY NEEDED· plaoma .donort, tam 150 to SC!O por - k lor 2 or 3 .g;n IC~ , bua, lulo, S790. 2•· - . ~ lrtlltt. S3,15D0 5 blcy· :_ ~• 782 $3,00 Hch. (740).446· -~,.1 Lot. lor S.le· Appro• . 2 112 IN TOWN 4PARTMENT"' ocrea, clearec & ready lor FOR RENT. Nowly dtcOrtl· All real ttllll-ltln9 Remodeled Ranch Home. building, gravel driveway, ~ 2 bedrooms, bath, equipCOUNT ON In thll MWtplptt II Three Bedrootrll, Ball\, wattr & etectrill avallablt, pad kitchen, largo living RECOGNmON AND ~~::er.~lc~' 7: 1 ~.L ~ luiiiOOt 10 tho,_.. Large KIIChln and Dining Porter area . llaklng room with hardwood tloora, RESPECT . o Ftlr Houalntl Act or 1188 Room , 2 Car Garage, 2 $13,995, Call (7•0l•48· control air. vou will be au~ 8851. HCR Maner Care his bo· a~ c""'~tltlvt S.laro and Whloh maktl It llleQII to storage Buildings. Atduced 4514 from 8·5 or (740)448· prlltd now unuaually good edv.rtiM "eny . Price. (740)448·9478 3248 after 8pm• thlt a~rtment II and ccrr1tho ot wid " ~ ' como ona 0 mo • · E•coptlonal Fringe l!enolll prertrence, llmftltlOn or vontont to ovorythlnp In MOBILE HOMES li noc:ognlztd and -tad Packloe·Part Tlmo petition, dltcrlmlnltton biMCI on town . \ltrglnla L. Smtih na.,.. ln tho aonlor hnllh· lor U~t Cara with BTLS riot, COlor, Nttglon, •• t'OR SALE (7401 ..8-8808 01 VIctr• 18 lloldV.IIIa0ur .~111 rlland and LS pralerrec. WHk· familial atatut or nltlonll or n go - Y cur· ends: 1-9pm and acmo ..,.. Orfotn, or •nv tnltntlon to 12xeo Mobile Home TWin RIVers Tower accept· t-ID0-~~~ ';" 11 ~, 1 HELPW.\N1Nl rontty hat tho tollowlng ot> nlngo: 5·9pm: Ploate aand Sale. Jlartlatlv furnlahed, H~ lng appllcatlona lor metce M'f' tueh 1811 . portunlty: reaumo to Holzer Cinlo; Hu- prollronot, limitation or central heating and air. L.w-llllliFORiiiiiiiRIM'iiiil-,.1; . · NU•IE ,p11n Rtllllonl Dt~rtmont; · Porch Included. Available • 1br. Hud Subeldlztd apt.att dlaorlmln~tlon." S$ ACT NOWII Wort< lrom Drlllllrt to lrtnopcrt cart 1o " W Jlckaon Pika; Galllpollo, Juno 15. Call (3041875· 1 •3 Badroorna Foracloltd ullt. ~ld tor elderly and ANNooNI:EMoo's homa. PT/FT trot boo1cttt. & tmm auction. Coli bo· aUPIAVIIOA Ohio •5831 ·1582; lu to 1148 •«•r 4j)m. Homes Fmm 1199/Mo., •10 ol>kKI E.H.Odi;Q. 675,8879 "'~••••••li· rr· t ·800·259·2998 10 am & 8 pm. 140· II~PN 81•·•48·5532. Equal Op· Thlo -IPOPII' will not .' · - www.dontworryt>ertch.nll 992-0887 Wo have ono oponlnp lor a portunlly Employer. knowlnal)' tcoopl Down, 30 Voara at -8.5._ 1994 Aidman Front Kitch· :C•l Boor Carry Out permit . · . day thiH and- nlghllhiH ldvortl-nlt lor rotl S"" en, 2 br.. Gr11t condition • APR. For Llollnga, 800-31 g; .tor lilt ·c halltr Townohip, ?.??LOOKING FOR SOME· Dukt Ctoanaro, 858 2nd nurolng tu~rvlacr. liN IUPIAVtiOII . It ra· ttllitO wllk>h loin 3323 Ekl. 1709. tUII RIM' Coli Maroicl, 740.385-9948. •MtiQI Q.;;;nty, lend leHtrt THIN() NEW??? How Ave., Galllpolla, Apply Wid· apcnaltllt tor the dtllvtry ol vlolotlon oflht low. Our ·ol rnlttell to: Tho Dall~ Abo,ul Dollvorlng Caro &·. noaday· Friday lrom Wt oll4ir: all nurolng 11rvlcoi In four -rtlrthortbJ 1g95 Cll)'lon .14•70 2br. 2 For Rent 2br. Uneotn AVO.· : Stnllnol, PO lloJI 729·20, R.V.t Nallonwldo? Up to IO:OOim• 2:00pm. '$2800 SIGN-ON BONUS homoa. ~rovldet oupp,ort tnlarmod thtllll lull batha. Excoltent Condl· $3~0. Month. (304 )875- · 18X80 •ltal, $100/mo. 740. F!>motroy, Ohio 45769. 30K• ·,. C. 11 ltH 877-820· EXPERIENCED CARPEN· 'Ask ut aboUt our reloca· and auparvlolon to LPN't. -tln9alldw~tiood tn tlon . HNt pump: On ronttd 6540 ea~ tor Nancy · 992·~187. · 100 7 • 00 1 TERS NEEDED Mu t h lion peckagt Aaaltla In nurtlng 111111· thto nowtpoo_per oro lot In Middleport. (304)875· A a drl , 11 • ,' 1 ave 'Nurto Loan Repayment monta, HASSP . AIItll· Longabtrgor buo Tourt · .r ovollableonanoqual Mouaoforrent: 1 btdroom.' MoblleHomeapaae2mlttB 2a53or(3041875-5578 Oroodon and Homttltld S~ccopt 1~g MoP1P111 ca 11 onStt 1• 1 :\"r "tootctnaa& k t'tdana· Program menta, Cart Plant and opportunl"' 593 High Stroot, Middleport. out S.ndhltl road, Semi Prl· . Prl10tl Breektaall Funl Rupor ; N . ~n C ~1 1 P)'r1a~~· II II go 'Nuru Soholarohlp Pro· PEER RIMtwl. Admlnlatoro '' Fleetwood , , No~~~Depoalt-requlrtd. vale. (304)875·8083 18 80 3 1999 , Only 13&1 S.itlng Llmltad oute . o • a •· o rtl '" a rtmo I ng. gram mldloatlone and lrtalfn•nta bedroom, 2 full bath, central 740·742·2535 alter 5pm. :Cai(Nowt 740-742-2824 . Apply In Plracn Onl~. Qplckualllultdp an1p'8,pltpcallcnat~onaaant when needed. Muol be • alrlhHI N<mp 8•8 porch 1 . Troller Space lor Rent on II II bl I -call ho • r•o H-~ ~ .Nice homo, nice neighbor· Jaokaon Plkt. (740)448· 1 1 .. -· atanl to Chrotan eva a • PMor on ur ' V.•= ownor "aca• 2 beuroom, • 1argo · 9473 1 1 'o •Mrt. Aanlay Palm RHdlng A..om".. 111rltive ""~ ant1ruol 1on •o " ~ contact·, • "' & r··•o - , to hoou, 1 hill c :alid Mind ANding. For an .Mtnulaaturlng Mtnagor: 1403 Eaottm Avo., Galllpo: Htart and· VIctorian VIllage, moall~ ' ontaot FOR SALE movo.' $28,500. 740·742- yard. 829 High StrHt, Mid· Enltrtllnlng EKptntnoe :.t&G Polymoro USA, UC 111. 0ptn 8-5 M-F. 920 Thurber Drlvt• W. DorotHy Har~r, . RN 2247 dleport $425 monthly. Call . "'OR 1 ~. _ VIlli Htr Call (740)713· 'lao an tmmldlato opo~nlng (740)..8-4514 \ Columbut. OIU3215 <74·0)448 ' 7148 · 2 Story HouH, 4 Bodroomt, 740·992·5094 lor mort In· r' ........, 1112 ChiiiCOiho OH .'or an Allltlanl to tho Mart• "b:>814·484·2273, IlK: 814- Salll clark poaltlon at Corner Lot In VInton. Good 88 Mobile Home 3br. 2 !ormation. ' ' . utooturlng Manager II lholr , _ Cart Ql\11111 - · 484·3037. EOE . Goodwill .. lnduatrleo, lull lnvttlmont P,oport~. bath. Houaa lor aale, Applo ::;;;;:;;;;:.;;._ _ _ __ lealllty In Applt Groyo, 'iN .td l!.ocomo a tharapautlo limo, full bonellla, IMinlng & (7401388 •9754 Onwa, 2br. tbo. 112·bese· Nlca houoe on Mllt ·Croek, 3 1800 aq. Foal, boiUI~ 7 2 00 'v GIWAWAY HCR· ManorCort 2br. Homo. Control Air, new home tlv· , monl and thalaclllty'o Lobo· lor tho cart ol a child In ant. . both, Locatld . at 211 7th ty dopoalt. (740)448·3481 lngl dining room, rear d..k. . 4 Baautllul Kitten• to Give• rotary.. Tho IUC<lOIIful If>• )'OtJr homo, you wPt recllvt Street, Now Haven. With Extra Room, Big Porch HVAC. Downtown Galllpclla away to a good lamlly. pllcant for thlo fXIIIIIon wilt mileage relmburoomont & own A Computtr? Put It to $30 600 (304)882 3772 & Pallo. Under House Roof . · M~UJ.f-~f'.S All modern amenltlta. $800/ (740)441·fio7 attor 4pm .. havo Hamonllrtltd tkptrl• peld reapllo. Tralnlngo oro work . Up to $1800· WANT~D: Raceptlonllt 1q[ ' ' ' on 112 acre lot. 729 Gage • .,.. """'' month. Sacurlty and kay de· thl!t with MlomiiOII Ofllot, boglnnlng In Juno. For S7500/Mo PTIFT 1·888· Doctoro olllce. Mull I1tee 3 Bedroom House lor ule Rd., Patriot, OH. (740)379POIItt. No~~~- Atleroncta 11 Well 11 IUCOtaotul pilr• mort Into call OASIS Thera· 230•5989 24 hr Rocordlng working )'llh ~pie, bo till· by owner. Large Living 2243 roqulrld. (740)448•4425 or Fltt llroWOod , muol be cut 14' 70 2 bedroom, really (7401 BookloO clent and type wtll. Ex~rl· room, Kitchen, Cole'o Mobile Homos ..6·3938. IntO llrowoo'tl · piactl 304• lolmanot and lblllty to work ~utlo Foallr Caro Nttwork, Freo In 1 IIII•PIOid environ- AlbanY-, Ohio; Toll frtl: 1· WNW.eblz4younow.oom ence helptul, but not nece•· laundryiSunroom. New ~ S2e6 US 50 Eaal nice. c::laan, near Clay 875•1802. \1 11 ~ 1 I I \\. 111" 1 mtnt. Salary will ba oom· 877·32&·1588 oar~. E•oellent working con· Shingled roo!, cltv waler. Athena, Ohio SohooL (740)258·1884 Kl~lnl : .I ~lck & Whitt, 1 mtniUrlll with lltperlence. ADVER G dltiOnl. Outlllndlng career Situated on 113- acre with 1 only·uaed 5th wheal 2 bedroom Mobllt Home rib· yellow l Whlto; 2 black. Ploaaa 1tnd rtoumea to Grlll Cook Wantld: ApC:y In Tl IN opportunity. Send roaumo outbuPdlng on LIHie Sl•teen cam~r. 34. tnntbruek Su· across .from Now ·Haven Hllllii!HOU> 740-99~-Mit8 Human Atoourooa, M&G ~oroon, Crow't teak SALES to: CLA 558 , c/o Clalltll• r<l. Southside . $35,000. promo by Outlatroam. Slldl Graclt Sohocl. Gooos Polymoro, Stato Routt 2, ouoe, Pomeroy, Ohio. Dan~ Tribuna, 826 3rd ,.., (304)875-7308 out room, air, roll up awning (•••)882· 1107 , _ _ _ _ _ _... LOVIng Pupplli to good Applt Clrovt WV 25502 Galtlpcllt, OH 45631. ' hDtnt onl~. Auol. Shi~rd MiG Polynllrt USA LLC Hardwtre Satoa Ctork . REPRESENTATIVE 3 bedroom nowly romod- and more. BaautHul lnoldo · 2 BR Trallor, $ 250/mo., Appflanc11: R..ondltloned alid Elklmo Spill mt;. AI· S Dl> rtl nclt A Stnd Rtlumt to: CLA 557 Fo·r wulles.tab'tshed tlld, In Middleport, call Tom and out. A atealat only Waohero, Dryera, Ranges, " Andoroon altor 5pm; $!3,800.00. . $ 100 depotlt on Addllon Rofrlgratoro, Up To,90 Da~o moat 2 monthl oto, uppOrtl_ " ly 1 1 n c/o Galllpallt Dally Tribune, • Equal Opporlllnll)' Employ· 828 Third Avo., Galllpollo, Local Co. (740)992·3348. 1 only·uted oacllonol homo, Pike. No Pete. (7401387- ·Guarantetdl Wo Soli Ntw (»>)e?5-14811nytlmt. or. Oh •8831 Farlll Park by Holly Park 0102 Mayteg Appllancao, French SERVING THE Clalllpollt Cor- Colltge 3 Bodroom wllh garage on Homes, 3 bedroom, 2 both, BHutllul River Vlaw ldtal City Mayteg, 7-.7785. • (CirHrt ~To Homo) appro•lmatoty 1 aero On with -tral air, ant~ For 1 or 2 PloPit, Flltlrtn· -::-=~~~_;___;__;_~ TRI·COUNTY Call Todlyl140-448·4387, ADult 2, Gallipolis Forry. $25,900 .00 HI on ~our en, Depaoli, No Pelt, Foo· Clllld SIZe Rid A- Car AREA · · 1•80Q.l!14•0452, (304)!!75·5332 foundallon. Phono592· lor Troller Park, 740-441 • Bad. Mauroaa, comlorter Re& f90·05·1274B. 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick 1972. 0181. and Curtalno, $150 . IIU WANm> ranch on 1.5 flat acraa. (740)44Hl013 Mobile Homtt lor Rent. • MUll hiiYt good To Do · newer carpet and vinyl, 1•11 Country hom.,, nlot tote, Water Furnlthld. Flblrglaas Whirlpool Bath Communlcallon,lkllll bllement ( partially llnlth• tocattd on Rt 33 botwttn Aelerancea and 1\Jb, Grey. Bratt Flttlnga, td), now lj)pllanctt. 2 car Pomeroy/Athena. Call '740· Required. Call Appro•. 22•40•88, Vary • Mull hllll good All ty~o o1 Conortlt Work, ~rage, Rt 33 abo\111 New 992·21 67 tor dotallo. • Good Condlnon, $200. 33 yra "~nenca . Froa Et~. oa 97 4853 and leave d rIyIng IICOId & McCiure'a Aaataurant now ttmttea. Call (740)441-1382 avon~ 882 ..,.. 'Juvernmont Loant Avalla· (7401448' 7987 · WI hiYI hiring all 3 locallont, tuK or provide own 3 bedroom, 2 bolh, 2 car at· ble. No Crecltl No Problem! For S.ta: Rocondlllontd ~~·time, pick up lf>PIIca· lrtnlportallon Goorgea Portable Sawmill, techld garage, 2 acre coun· New Homee Only. waahtrt, dryora and rofrlalmmtdlltt lion allocation & bring btok don't haul your IOCII to the try Hlllng, Fl110 Pointe Pom• (740)448·3093. ara1ora. ThDmpacna Appn. full·tlmt botwotn v:aoam & ' ·MUtt hll'lt tblllty to milt lull oall304-815·1957. eroy area, 1125,000. 740· Late Modit ultd 18, 80 on 1 and 2 .bldroom aport· once. 3407 Jackoon AvaC Uttomtr 1O:OOam, Monday thru Sat• bt I TEAM plaver In homo Child cart 20 yaart 992-8048 ronttd lot. Lata model amall monta, lurnllhld and unlur· nue, (:!p4)876·7388. E•porlonoo. Rolerenooa 3 BA, lR , Kitchen , and OW will conaldor trtdt on nlahtd, ... urlty dtpoalt rt· Good Uotd Appllanclis Reurdly. llrYICt potltlon Netd 5 lodftt to iltlt Avon. Stnd Rnu'"' to: Available. (304)875·2029 both. New vinyl aiding, New an~thlng or equal value qulrtd, no ~~~. 740.992· condlllontd and ouiran2218 7 448 3388 openlngl In our ( <10) ' · Otlllpalll Dtlly Trlbun Jlma Yltld Wol1< and Car· wlndowo and rool. Lorge lot, 13041875' 3889 . ttad. Waahara, Dryera. 10 NESD A JOB? ~ntrY> we do: Flower box· cloaa SOulh Galllo HS, New 2003 14 wkle. Only 1 Bedroom, Kitchen. Bath, Ranges, and Aelrlgeratoro, m11n OffiCI. WIINT A CAREER IN RE: Advtrtlllng tt, mowing, painting. Call Church and Grocery Slore . .$799 do')'n and •only Living Room, Nice, No Pill Some alan 81 195. Ska?at 00 171 Plllllr Rd, Corntr ol 8UCCtttful NURSING? Saltl Rtp (740)448·2508. oh, S1118 R21"118' $189.32 ~r monlh. call Porter Araa . (740)307·7015 Af>>pl1•44n8••7•3•.9878 VIne " 2L18 atMed 17401 • Old 180 and 0'-rk Ohlptl. Nurtlng Aatlolanl CIIIUI 825 Thl d A • lrQirv 11•. 1mmoua Nikki, 740-385-7871, . ~naav · ana SatUrday, lppiiCIIUI mUtt art boilrtg olferld on June I YtnUt Mowing, Painting, and Othlfr Poatttalon, $82,000. Call I bedroom, IIIOv8 &ratrlger· 10, 2002, 11 you art 1 oar• Oalllpolll, Ohio 45831 odd Jobt. Hauling away (7401288·1275 Now Double Wlda on 1 alar Included, (740)245· Good· Uted Dr~er. 1125, Houathold ltomo, Dllhtt, b I PlOP Ie 'llna, Ctolhu, !lcmo btd• lng, ccmpattlonltt portDrt, bruah. Will Ettlmate Work. B Aore 10 mlnuteo from hoi· 5859 or (740)441-8883 Glut Top Stove, · $150. 1 ding, oven bikir, much oriented I")Oy ~ou could bo 1 part ot our call Auoty (304)773-5034 ~b~1 Ranc~ rlckit Nj pltal · 4 bod/ 2 Balh with · Wood Dinette Sot, $100. 1 I '' eallholrt •taml 0-toot Admlnltlrttlvo Exooullvo and "-•. I ng. ew oo . I awl.;,mlng paol . Conotruc· 1 BA In RIO Orondo, 1 block (740)258-8281 friOrt . " ... ~, Molntalned. Locatld at Mill form ootl~ Ullllllta Plld Ul Ing th I Judy Hart, LPN , lntlructor AuloteniiQ Plant Managar: . . Creak Rd. noar Galllpolto. lion complele In 3 wttkl. -~· ' Mollohan Carpot, 202 Clark ' llg Vord Solo. l'fldtv-Monal '140•992·8808 or 740· M&G Plll~mora USII, LLC Top to Bottom Cleaning convtnltnt location. COntrol Call (740)446·3:)114 lo quail· $375Jmo. $200 depoall . Chlf>ll Road Port Ohio . : dt~, Kaff RO., I 112 milo p h Ont, 7'2 2370 r I '"" R k hoi on lmmtdttte .oponlng S.rvloo, prolooolonal, reol· ly. (740)889·8405 (740)"8·744,4 1·8t7r,7·8.,.' COmputer • ' o I op •r DC • tor an Atllllaht to tho Plant donllol, olllco oloanlng at HtaUAir. Call alter 5pm. ~ . wtiiRT850, ~ IPiorri~IRidthlatbl!'7~'='RCtnook'· Manl""' II their llclllty In an alrordablt prlct. (304]875·5038 New/Uald Homes for Sale. t BR, StOVO/ Ritrlgerator. 9182. Frot Etllmateo, Easy - •• .... (7401~" 2"19 (1'"1~2 $f5DOIS1000 down manta Wooher/Dryer. Hook·Up, fl"!!nclng, 90 dtyt aamo at • Oontlnulno Garao• sail. lltel'llt••• nd aprlnaa Road, Pomeroy, Apple Grovt WV. In addl· •••· • or ~ •• • Brand naw hom• lmmtdl· available. 1740144 ~~ 18 1289/mo. (740)441·1~19. oath. ·11ao1 Muler Card . ,,~c~ay. unttllllltemt gont. 1391 Ill poaaaulon· 1800 tq fl .. . . Drive- I· little alot. Toole, Farmall Traotor & ' enjoy working · and tftl out I Cllll appltca· llonJO lht Plant Manager, . Umbt,., tlonl EQual Opporlunlty Em· lhlt poalllon will aupport I Will do bobytltllng In m~ 1 112 acrea oo quiet Ad., 3 OPEN HOUSE 2002• Up Ia 2 BA, Jual put Holzer Hot· many mora lltma, 72~ With n ptoyar Encouroglng Work· Production dapartmtnl home. Rtfortnotl avalla· BR, 2 112 garage, oak cal> 52002 ,00 Calfl BaCk when pltol on 180. Fairly New. New I Ultd Furnltorellore Qogt Ad., Patriot . Poeltlon offtrt plact Dlwrolty. MIF ON tlong with providing edmln· bit. Smokt ·trot atmot· lntlry, 2112 both, lg, kiiOhtn you bUY. Ntw Hoult dur· $410/mo. (740)441·0194. below Holiday Inn, Kanau: (740)370.22•3 lotraiiWI oupport to other phtrt. (7401448 •8578 wl pantr~. Parlor aroa . lng our opo~n nouao. Free 3 BR LR DR Kitch go. Uaad oouchtt. mat· til company Netd an oocttlonal -k· otall lunollbna. Tho IUO· $119.900. (740)448·4814 dll relraahm-· May 26 thru Salh ' Wash ' A.:~· trtaa... bunk bods, drat• .,_ntft•• . tnd babyaltllr In my homo ctaalul applicant tor thla Will pre11ure walh hauNt, ..6om, (740)446-3248 after Juno 1• French City Homes, 14oo1mo. plut d.apeaK. N~ •~rt· "'"GEg::waa.,ho r,ic. Tappan 101r range u. .. lor 2 t 12 and ·t 1 ~tar old patlllon will ha\111 demon· tralltro, and dtcko. Call,-&Pm. Cl 111 11 Ohl al 1 Including ~- Mutt have rittromu atrattd tlleablllly to bo rolla· 441 •42:!8 atk lor Ron or · _ (~~01446.:sfo0 ' · o. Poll. (740)387-7015 hiJOI Graw manu: .. lnd lift ( ,.., ·1417 ble, appropriately handle leave m11uge. 3 Room Apartment Near menlo. Gallipolis, Ohio. h •• lth contldontlat Information, Custom Builder Taking or• Troller & 1.4 Aoros. 2 btd· l'orter, Water!Traoh' Paid. (740)448·4782 Night Catk Sacra tar~. Ml· adopt to ohange and luno· · citra lor New Hom" to ba room, t bolh. Galtlpcllt Fer· No Poll, Relerenceo Rt· N . L B ·~· IntUrlnCt, 40 , k t CrotOft Word, 1\'plng, 8•10 llonauoooaatullylna•lltirtltbu1M.1 200·2200tqft. Wtfl· ryareo$25000 ltd (740)388 1100 tw I%Y oy "'""lnd aid YICitlon, Mondty·Thurlday. Sond lui, lall·]liCtd 1nvlrorimtnt. nanco. Call (740)448·3570. (304)875·5S59 · qu r · • Lovt $HI with racllnare on P Rttumt 10: GalllpaPo Ca· In addition, dtmonttratld IIAUTIFUL . APA!rr. all ondo, $1500. AII!O hHvy and pti'IIOnll '"' Cottago, 1178 Jocklon ··~rltriCt Wlln Microoolt BI8NI-lli Houao ln Mlddtaport; 3 bod· Wo hove _.,.tmatit~ 10 MINTa AT IUDQIT ..... ~ plno hutch with ,rnalchlng 18· ..__ _ _ _ _ _.... Aboolute Top Della.r: U.S. Sliver Gold Colnp proof. ·' . t.lo<)nllgnt lt~orto. . Full 1111 , ' Dlamondo; ' Gold HNhmattlncl~lt ... Rlhgt, u.S. Curren~y.ccrto and dt....... Prompt MtS Coin Snop 151 Seqtnd P-....tand Conti- . oN!'A-,..,ut OaiiiPotlo 740. dtnllal. W. aloo do Birth- 448·2842 ' ' day, PHI'IIIo and Bachelor · 8pm• eam. Parlltt, (740-1710. ::-::-~:-::::-::,-..,-·-...,WHy W.lt? Start moetl~ ,10 ""''" ~ · ' pit. 1400 • cat 743 lllld - DIIQh. • wltcll I 820 walk bthlnd ~ ... IChar. (8t•l-.1842or , ~740)-884· 1881 • : 100 Flahlng ..__ $2 HCh: , 2 Splncut rodl, $5 HCh· • largo dip not, . 15. Loa.,; ~ l1liiiiQ8 (740)448.11836 . 18' 8oyablcycla,20'&18' • glrlo blcyclo. SIOIH.Tricyclo : wlllaakll on bock . Good COndttton .. (304)875·1431 (304) 675·1333 Or Fax To (740) 892·2157 011.f.lY th ru . Frl d e1 y 8.00 -a.m. to s.oo p.m. " I \II \ I " hu- Ultd -r •• · 4150 wl-... Bob- t:Jtflft;,e M,ar-&- \,\111 j . ' ;:ie1~~ pd. AD . c_. a n d - -. 8 ~ . Qr fax Tci (740) 441-3008 the Dilly Sentinel • ; Ridlna-1~. 3()"cut. Uttd1itl truclc lorka, 178.00 19!14 ForG F·ISO e oyt, 5 1881--251/2', 1/1 Ukt Now. 1500. (3Q.I)e7t5- .... (740)31t-2751 apotd gooO hiQII cabin, · -· 4&4 tnQinl. :• 11487 . m11n. ' ~ . 150.00 'OtiC. Excallont Condl1ton. With Us RIACH ov•R 181,000 PROSPECTS Today... ~ ~r ~ 1r· ~ l.. ~--SAI.Eiiiii.._,lrllu\::~1 E YOur Ad, 24, ' .... 1 7 1 Btrdrwl1lii)OU ar1 Independent Dltlrlbutor I Lost 271b. in 32 days. 100% natural/Guaranteed 740-9.92·7038 et 882·2343 • �• , , •••• ,... Dilly 8entiMI - www.mydlltwaantlnel.com UIDO& MPO NIA Croaaword P\lllle BUSINESS ·INSIDE Gun shop open in Pomeroy, D1 Historic church destroyed,.A2 ·Grandpals _ friends in reading, Cl Pltn.t.lP At.DIII. tmes . Aile Mossman, 95 Minerva Winilate, 9:s Harold WestJ)hal, 86 Mirtha Hilt\ ? 4 Bf\Jte Bingham, ?2 Lble Baker, 63 Dttlll1, AI. ' Setting trick Anthony Hope, 11 author, wrote, "It docsn 't do to be tluhloth:. Tolllna the truth to people who mlsund~rsumil you Is r.oally . (lrmnotlng fulschootl. ' . That eun hnppcn nt the brhJge lnble. When defending, If you have n pnrtner who wntehes your curds, then slanul at· r:urntcly~ nm quhtotl· t:nlly. It he pays no uttentlnn to your curd~. then pluy ran· domly, hoplnl! de· c:lnrer, thhlklnll you m'U sl11nnllng, draws erroneous conclu· sh1ns. However, unother Hope's words liP.· plies to this deal. Would you prefer to declare In or defend CELEBRITY CIPHER UR!tlnst four ~pudes? by Lula Clmpoa -south mil!l11 huve CtiiOtity CIDhtr Cf'llltoaflmt lfl OIHIIG tfolll QUOIIIIOJII ~y I&MOYI pusscd out three no· PIO!IIt. ~·rand pfHtnl. Itch lttttr '" tht clp~r ttandelai t110tl1tr. trump, but thut con• Toa,tj/1 Ciwo' Nfllllllll K truct would hu ve fulled if Bust hud led 'YO .. ~I 011" Zll'l HIZ u low 1:lub (perhaps uftcr cnshln11 .one or AI'OYO WI'IQIWI. ' "I' liN two top hearts). flour Mpudcs seems OIHHIIIII ZIKICIOVI to huvo only three Joson: one spndo and ~ I I HL YMLLIA IH two heurts. Yet, the defenders were on the OKI'I'IAO boll, generating 11 fourth trick. PAIVIOU8 SOLUTION - 'I nttclto toucn mualo Will II to West led n fourth· think It, Whloh II Why I hlvt IIWIVI llvtd ntRtto I plano,' Igor ltl'lvlntky highest hc11rt two. B1111 eou ld now read South for 6·2·S·O db· trlbutlon. And •pre· ~, suinubly dec:lnnir held ·-' "' the dlnmond 11Ae for of the ~ la~r ICrtmbltd word1 bt• his opening bid. If so, law ra form lo~r •lm~l• ward• the i:lefenso hud to collect two · heurt F L T EDY lhltl~h BARNEY 1 TIMf IT 1$ IN ITAL'( 7 . / P~OIAIL.Y - tMLF PA6TA f0MfTt41NI'i. THE BORN LO.SER ... M.'< ~iOM.It<..K I~ "'' Ktu.I~C. Mf.! \o.Jfo\1\i.T oo '«lll mlt-~1(. ~~ IT'S 1\L.L HI!R : V H... LL 01' F"M I"S.Ii • &"LL C:"ll.EE.R. I"'Y FOUR 'iEII.MS. IN TH! u.•. 5!""-'il, ,A.ND OF COL.IR!IIl 1'1'1 E.IGIHT CiLORIOUI VI,IO.II.S. IN m~::. and two spade THI! WHIT! HOWS.! ! · ..rbecue planned RACINE Racine Volunteer !lire De~lllent and Auxiliary urt1 having a chicken burbeque Sunday (today) ut the t1re house. Pie and l~e cream will also be sold. HolldiJ doslna OALLil'OLlS- Woodlund Centeril Inc , will close dlnlc locutlOils In OuiHa, Jackson und Meigs counties on Monday In obset'VUrtce ot' the Memorial Duy holiday. Clinks will resume normul operations on 'tuesday. llmergency services can be accessed In Oulliu CoutHy by calling 446-5500, or 1·800· · 252 · ~~~4 In Jackson or Meigs counties, Eut won with the heam kina, cashed the hcurt nee, und contln· ued with nthlrd henrt. After tuking that trick In the dummy, de· clnrer played 11 spade to his jock. West, of· ter win nina wlth the kina and trustlnf his purfner'• line o de· fense, led his remain· Ina heart. East queen, ruffed wfth the lpude PEANUTS VE5, CANO!IN&, SWIMMIN6, IUlCIC CLIMfiN&, TENNIS, MIICIN6, 50CCIR .. ALL OF 1liOSE 'TWIN65 ...I(OU ARE? I FRIDAY . Offices cloHd OALLIPOLIS - OfficeM In the Oulllpolls City Building will be closed Monday In observum:e of Melllorlul Day, promotlns a iru mp trick. South over· ruffed with the spade IICII · aafd CD18hed the spade I0, but now West' 1 sp'ade nine Will high. MAY 241 I::;;1;;1;;1;;1~;;~~ 1 II I I I I Specl1l meet1n1 OALLIPOLIS Oulllpolls City Board of E!ducotlon will 'tneet In spe· ~lui session Tuesday nl 4:30 p.m. In the admlni!itratlvt building, 61 State St. ,.. MY P U J . I . 1 . . • voE R p . ~~~: A large dog followed my trlana Into my nouaa. The dog jumped on my 10f1. Allonlshed 1 yellad 1 'Can't you control your dog?'"My ~ GU B H OT dog," mr frltnd exclaimed 'I lhl)ught I Wll •• •• ··.·I' ' 1' · 1 17 1 1 O Complett tht chuckle quoted L~.;:;i~·~·~~-;;:·~· llv fllllnafrom In Ill• word• dtvtlap 11eo mllli"a No, 3 below. (-....,.,;....,;..;;.,.;.;...:,.._,, j1 · · · . ., I' II I v•• Meetlna Tuesdlf GALLIPOLIS - Oulllu County Local Boord of, Educutlott wlll llleet In !!peel ul session 'tuesday ol noon ut the udmlrtistratlve' omces, 230 Shawnet! l.une. u.s. ss meetlna June .4at PPHS . IC~~.-,1 ANIWIII .Amulet • Ulhtr • Acom • Friday· CHEMISTRY "I'm g1tt1ng 1 poor lll'ldlln economlc1,' my eon an· nouncei:l. 'Evaryon• doll b1dly In one eubJect,' 1 rt• piled. "Yu,• he elghed, "butt pllnnlng to fill OHEM· ISTRYI' . •• POINT PLEASANT - The Oovernor's Truck Sofety .. Workgroup will holll a meet· ln11 concerning U.S. 3S in Mason County on Tuellday, Jun~ 4, ut 6 p.m. al Point PleaMIInl High School. w•• • SoUJrdlly, May 25; 2002 . alona wuy toward maklna you 111 lite year liltolld. lhtre I• haJ!py, omylndleatlon thai y11u may VI MOO (Aua. 23~Scpt . 22) dlua •o~lu la yuur~clr from •• All the moalvoahm In the altul which ha• f•lled 10 pro· world wou'a help you fulfill · ducc nnyahln1 of valuo .. YOitr your omblllon• 1r you lntiJt new dlrectlun will contribute on doln1 thlnatlhe hurd way. '" yftur auc~u••· Ia rnlaht bll "''' 10 pu11pone Of!MfNI (Mny 21 ·1une 20) anyahlna that rcqulr11 eKtll:t• .. 'l'hll Ia a duy when arJU• ntll alld IICCUrlll:y. mcnJ• arc Jlill 1<1 erufl! unlel8 LIBRA (Sepa. 23·0~t . ytru are careful. Any lttut In· • Your rrume of mind w II which ~uu find )I<JurllCif dl•· have aJreut Influence on mearicolly opfli)Hd to anolhir Whll kl of day yOit'JI hiVI. mutt br uvuliled at all cCHt, Try to be 1111 opllmlttle _.,.,. Tryln1 au poach up a broken 10n you usually are. Oon'llll roman~e7 The lu&ro·Oruph your foeu• land on the nep Muachmakcr cun help you un• live tide of thlnat. der~tund whot to dO 10 make SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. the rclallonthlp work. Mull 221 •• Th• lona·nealected ob52." 111 Mutchmuket, ~/o thlt llpllon you'v• avoided tak· ncwtpupcr, 1'.(), BoA I758, Ina care or may reur 111 UIIY Murr•Y. Ullt Station, New · hfad and tltma~d 10 be tel• York, NY tt1U6. tied. Thlt e0111d be anythlns CANCeR (Ju,~e 21·July %%) rrum pay Ina bill• 10 fulntllns .. Althuu1h ~melhln1 miJhl • thafelf erron. be Important h' you. If yuu SAO ITTAltiUS (Nov. 23· ll'!l'tr 100 Hif·Nrvlna •txlut 0.~. 21) • Dttplll the flft II, you will drive away ahoH lh-1 YOIII't It 11l1n ·that II UIY. WhO ~Oitld JIVI lhe IUpporl ' ally friendly 111 ill, y011 mlaht y011 rcqul,., . htve 1 chip on YOitr thouldtr. LEO (July 22)•AUJ. 22) Y01t'll e~perlenca tD1M abrlTh«re ure nu JUiranaen !hill •tve enwuntel'l If )1011' re not IApentlvtt, ptcu!urable pur· careful. ~ullt will pruvldt y011 wllh CAPIICORN lbec. 22·11n. happlncu. However, btlnJ 19) ·dt't lmpotumt 10 be ,.. with 1100d frlendt wilt 10 fiNIMiblt 1114 wiiiiHI!IO carry 23J· yuur thar~ or the Iliad when workln• wllh othert. If you try to tneuk out uf 1n unpleat· · una talk, lhe hund thai cornet down on you mlaha be a heaVJJ,tiiCI. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Peb. ROll lood day 10 lake aambiel, CJpecJally 011 tomeone who ha• control over an activity In which y011're Involved. Your hopei will be dllthed by une•pected Oltlllde (tl4ltotl. PISCI!S (Feb. 20·March . 20) •• OuJird aaalnll lhf uH or hfavy-hantlta aaclles when dullna wllh othel'l. Th• re· IUlll )'Oil Ill will be IWifllnd untlttlrlble. You can ..:com• pll•h mm with allahl tuuch. 19) •• Thilill Index 4 llcdlll .;. 21 ,.... Celebrations Classlfleds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Obituaries Region Sports Weathtr ~ C2 D2·7 insert Cl A4 A5 A2·3 B1·6 A2 2002 Olilo ~~llott Pulltlthlnt C<l, centerville .Been Dinner To the beat of a drum played by Civil War r~H~naotor Jim Oiler of Thurman, members of the Vietnam Veterans of America Chapter 709 colc.r guard. above, led tho parade preceding Centerville's snnu!ll bean dinner Sllturdey. The ~alade honored veterans, firefighters and pollee officers. Prior to tlie dinner, oauldrons of bean soup were prepared lor the orowd, right, one of them by retired educator Roy Moses, with an assist from granddaughter Megan Moses. (Kevin Kelly) Meip sen1on MEMORIAL DAY *' . j • Point Pleasant City Council Mason County member. Leota Sang. presented him with the idea. After a quick call to West historical markers· Virginia Archives · and History began receive face lift ·. researching Cook what it would BY CHAIILINI HOIJIUCH HOEFLICHIPMVbAILYSENTtNELCOM POMEROY - When it . comes to leaving a familiar place, It is the warmth of memories and longtime friendships that temper the personal chaflenge, change and uncertainty of the future. . · . That was the message of Amber Snowden, valedictorian, and twin sisters, Kristy and Mlny Puckett, co-salututorlani, when they addressed the 124 members of the Meigs High &hool . s.radtiallng clalls of 2002 at Friday nlaht's eommence· ment In the Larry R. Morrison gymnasium. · "'the p,ast is not easily c~caped, ' tald Snowden, ~u~aestlng that lhe (uture Is butft on the. ~run and pro· vldes the nwumts _to nour- BY PAM WIWAMION PAMWIIIIMYDAILYREGISTER.COM TOP ICHOLARI - The top scholars In the Meigs High School class of 2002 Including Amber Snowden, valedlctorl· an, and Krlsty ant~ Misty Puckett, salutatorians, from the left front, were on stage for Friday night's graduation which • Opened with the National Anthem and pledge to the flag .. {Cnarlene Hoeflich) I they make them." . ish growth. Quoting from Geor.11e She encouraged her class· Bernard Shaw, she said, · mates 10 dream."lf you want ''The people who get on in something don't be afraid to this world are the people do whatever is necessary ·to who get up and look for the achieve your goals. It won't circumstances they want, and, If they can't find th~m. PIIIH - M1ip, AI POINT PLEASANT You've seen them ... the while signs with the black lettering dotting the highway s and back roads of Mason County, recounting ahe .exploits or histories of persons and events from the past As pan of the tourism initiative in Mason County, Lowell Cook and the Mason County Career Center have teamed up with the West Virginia Division of Archives and History to give the weather-worn signs a much needed facelift Cook got involved after SponiOIWI IGctJIIy by Hobr ~ical Cenfw' Life Une $creening is dedicated to providing the highest quality imaging technology at an affordable rate. $creenirg offwed; Carotid Arl8ry/Sirolc. Screen'iJ19• Abdominal Aortic AneuryJm Screening Peripheral Arterial Disea.e Screening • Delect O$lecpo(l»ii in 60 secondt l'rA·rA • · Holcomb~ PreseiVing history one sign at a time bid final farewell ARIBS (March 2r·Aprill9) ·You'll tuffer r~reuttlont If you diW~~~nlthi vlew1 and • lnltrtlll or othtrt. Not only · what you ny will be llnotld, you COitld bt contldered nod!· lnJ but 1 tetr•oplnlonaltd boi't. TAURUS (April 20·May · 20) •• Don't be n.tlve apln If who took advant1p cJ( Y.OU t~rt•llltltly auemplt It •••ln. lr yuu JC1 roped a und lime, ~011 will only have y011rtdf.to blllllle. 1.25 5 American Legion GALLIPOLIS Post 161 ; and Larry Marr, Memorial Day will be Vietnam Veterans of observed Monday in Galliu America. County with a combined Following Medley's veterans' organization address, a reading of the parade and ceremony in Gallipolis, the Veterans deceased will be conducted Service Otlice announced. b~ E. Thomas Cook. songs The parade begins al Will be offered by Brooke I0:30 a.m., with groups · Cromley, a.wreath pre~enta­ forming ul Spruce Street tion will be made by the and Second Avenue. The auxiliary, a 21-gun salute parade will travel through will be offered by the VFW th~ downlown t~ the pa~k, and AL\erican Legi.on, With the memonal service "Taps" will be played by held at . the Doughboy .Saru Dovyak and the bene· Monument at II a.m. diction will b . made by The purdde marshal and e guest speaker is Gallipolis Myers. . . Municipal Judge William s. . Any.one wantmg to partie· Medley. A tlyover by the 1pate m the parade should I78th Fighter Group from be at Spruce and Second no Springfield Is also . sched· later than 10 a.m. Monday. uled.. Other local observances The memorial service will include: ulso feutur~ openin$ • A special Memorial Day remarks by reured U.~. Atr service at GallipOlis' First Fo~ce CoL Jim Cozza, !OVO· Baptist Church, Sunday at ca!I<!n by, Mon~tgt:~or 10 a.m. at the church with Wilham Myers, recuauon . : of the Pledge of Allegiance reured U.S. Army MaJ. Ron by Cooper Wilson, and · Brooks as. speaker. , playing of the National • Amencan Leg1on Post Anthem by the Gallla: •Jll1- l!nd uuxili'ary will have Academy High · School a ceremony Sunday at 2 · M'arching Band. The p.m. at Vinton Memorial anthem will be ~ung by ~ob Park. U.S . Army First Ll. Gordon, who wrll also smg · Penny Wood Coon will be "God Bless America." . speaker. Comm~nders of v.anous • Feeney-Benneti Post yeterans l~dges . will be 128 of the American mtroduced, mel udtng Tom . . . Cook, Disabled American Legion, Middlepon, w1ll Veterans and AMVETS; conduct services Mond~y at Keith Jeffers, Veterans of 10: IS a.m. at Addason Foreign Wars; Richard Reynolds Cemetery, and Ferguson, American Legion 10:30 a.m. at Gravel Hill Lafayette Post 27; John Cemetery near Cheshire. Dttllll1, A:l 0 •""'"'' ,,,,,. ... Parade the highlight of Gallia events High: ?osl Low: 5os ae BIG NATE Annual Tradition Weather - C.~lt-16 Tj.\1~ me STAFF REPORT or .' • • ' . ... istrati()n is ired. Please calll-800·407·4117 take to restore the historic signs. · "I just started looking: into it and doing some research on how to clean up . cast aluminum and properly paint it," Cook said. "So we tried and we followed the direclions that came from some commercial outfits and ·we worked ·with Mr. Walbrown at ahe Cllreer. Center. They did most of the work." The first sign to go under the paintbrush was ahe one Jocated on the corner of 'Sixth Street and Viand Street, beside the Mason County Courthouse .. This PIIIH- History, M Discover the Holzer Difference Www .holzer.org � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 May 24, 2002 steele turner wyatt