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Arter studying to· day'A diugrum, does anything strike you? Not thut this is the key point. but I dis· ul!.ree with South's lnntiul three-club response. Muke u ~trong-jump-shift re· spouse wlth u two· suilcd hund only when purlner opened in one of those suits. CELEBRITY CIPHER South should have by Lull Clmpoa slurletl with u quiet Ctltbnty Clphtt oryptogramoatt crt~lod !rom quolallona by,.,...., two clubs. - " · Pllllnd proHnl. Each lelttr In tho olphtr 111nd1 tor ln:thtr. Let's move to the Todly'l clue: W IQUIII R nluy.grluy, though: •JCAZOWOTQPCA PO QP'D l:!nsi'R double of six Thut waR a c. II C C N LPAO 0 AD U H ~H'I' DO t M.WP.,'<~ c.tT ~T~ clubs. Lightner Slam Oou· · Wtrl-1 TtJ.e CNtTTAAT~ . hie, usklns purtner for . T I I· a C C N.' TAN . Tfl!. &.C> v.Jf\E£.1•."'!' an unusual lead. Nor· .many, the t.loubler has P'PQJ,JCJa WDN u votd somewhere; UOTIO - UTaO . OP'CW~ und if in doubl 1 part· 'I CAll ner usually ,picKs the !'ZOO.'YCP'A IYXXCJI : first suit bid by the dummy. PREVIOUS SOLUTION - 'Maybto they wtll Ntw York drama. You will have no· orhlcl.' - TtnnttHt Wlllllmt on btolng mugged In Florida ~ ticed thut six clubs WOU makes comfortably OAMI ' unless West lcuds a Apodc. Out when he does, the slam Is down at Irick two, the • spade ruff and dla· • mondacebeinalnthe 0 0 US l. T . , defensive bag. ~~ That'sclear, butthe . . . . . Lightner suffers from ~:=;~::;:~~~~ a major drawback f G.U B E o • • 1.. ~~~ · that is relevant here. lr-r-.,. . ....,._,'t::',-i "" Having been warned : 1. - 1. 1. 1. that Bast is aettina a ~:;;~:;:~~~ aunt arr.ved unexpectedly quick ruff, presuma· · 11· w 0 R c 0 /:::;:: tor . ~ I left a m11aage·Qn bly in spades, South . . your machine." she said.' dad' . PEANUTS should 6eat a retreat j explained that we didn't have am · to six no·trump. With ~~·~~·;:;=;~·;:"':..,answering machine. "Well," She '' IN 1066,NAf'OLEOH CRO'SiO 11LL BET THE TEACIIER the diamond ace on· ,. laughed, "I hope the pereon 1 TilE Ml5SISSI"'I RIVeR'' loiAS FUN COII.II.IC'TIN& side, this alam Is un· C RE H 1 S called'dldn'lhave a M•••••• I'~ 'tOIIIl TES'T PAf'IU, SUt. beatable. Declarer~o I I 11 -1 I Comploto tho chucklo quotod ~ collects three spades, . . . . . . by filling In rltt mlulng wordo • three hearts, one dia· you dovelop from 111p No. 3 bolow. : mond and five clubs. Perhaps East • shouldn't double, be· · cause he cannot han· I die a run·out. For this reason, West proba· ICIAM-LITI ANIWIII bly should fihd the le· Dtft{y • Jumpy· Prove • Bought· YOUR OOIJ . thai l'ead against six A t~rge dog followed my friend Into my houee. The . clubs undoubted. dog jumped on my 1011. Aatonllhed I yelled, "Can't you ,control your dog?' 'My do9,' my friend exclaimed, 'I thought It wa1 Y'OUR DOG I .-....--mr- . Reds top Marlins, 11 ••• I ITUESDAY f . I I I li I'' I Ie MAY28I .. Wednc•dQf., May 29, W01 You will have tubttanlial oppollunitleo In the year · ahend to funher your aim1 and obje,nivel, but you woo't. do •o unaided, Scveraf people will pladly milt your climb up the ladder •• une runs at • lime. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) • Normally1 you are far more enJrull~ted tn ynur latett brll· liant idea than about what othen may think about ·yuur ~K:tivlnie•. However. fm what· ever reuAOn, upproval nf oth· · e11 ml11ht be important to you, . Oeminl, treat yvurselr lo a birthday Mift. Send for your Atlm·Ontph prediction• for tiN! yeur ahead by mallinJ SZ and a SASilto Astro·Oraph, c/o tlli• """"•P•J!C!r, P,O. Do~ I ,8, Murray Hill Station, New York, NY 10"6. Be . sure 111 Alate your zodiac 1i1n. CANCilR (June 21·1uly 22) • Outwardly, you may appear euuoin1 to other~, but you never take your involvemntl too liJhtly. You may demon· olrlle thi• to othert by your . word• lkedt and ao:tiortl, . ·LEO (July 22-AUI. 22) •• When II"""""' to financialaf· faitt. the more ttriottJ tide of . you will emcr1e and take • over. Your ea•Y·JOina and nonchulanl auhudc will be pl!t P~lde until you accomph•h youruim•. VJROO (Aujj. 23·Sepl. 22) •• Thit will not be one or thole days when you want to work In solllude. You will ·need people whu •hare your lnteres11 around you to work with you on your latelt 'en· deavor. LIBRA (Sept. 2J·Oet. 23) • • Chance• are you'll be in an. lnduJtriout mood and 1hu1 have tiN! capablltniea to ~~,:. eompllah much more than you would on any avcrase day. Now i1 the time to l~~:kle biJ pro]ectJ, • S'CORPJO (Oct. 24·Nov. 22) •• Spendinl time with a friend who it in need or en· couri!Jement and 1upport won't be a day orr. If any· thlnJ, you may view it •• a duly call and a roberinJ expeo rienu, SAGITTARIUS (Nov , 23· Dec:, I 9) ·' NothinJ will be u lmpottanl 10 you 11 t~ndinJ time with your familh or loved onet, However uty you 11e, you will make lime 10 lhoW Rlllllm! for their If· fllrs lrld lnternu. ( B1 CAPRICORN (Dec. lO·Jan. 19) •• The mlout di1cuulon you've wanncd to have with un tmponant perron can nake' plll4!c if you lake the initiative; : All will work out btller than • you thouaht. · • AQUAlUUS (Jan. 20~Ftb. 19) •• Because tiN!ro may be several impmlanl ncedt on your •hoppinJ Jilt• you may 1pcnd more n~an you usual. II won't be (rlvolout( thoUJh. You'll be mana1 na your • budaet_prudently. PISCES (Peb, 20-Mareh " "..........,..• Sacred· Heart honors ·Heinz Pomeroy H.S. alumni 'ather for reun1on Bv CHAIII.INI Hom.teH HOEI'IJCHOMVDAilVSENTINEL.COM · POMEROY - Pom~ruy 1-lll!h Schtl<.ll ~ruduatcs t'rotn ncross the country retunu:d 1\cl'll u\'er th~ M~mmhtl l)u~ w~ken\1 l'or the ltmunul reunion t)t' th~ llomct\1\ llltnnt Assoclution held In the Mcil!s 'Hil!h SdHl\11 · ;:ul\!tl'riu Sutmduy nil!ht. N1mrly 300 l!rtldumes nnd l!Ut~ts cnjuycd u htlll\(Uet ut tublcs decontted in the purpl~: und whit~ ctilm'll nt' aheir ulmn muter, remlnl~~'lld ror u time, nn\1 tlwn dunt'l!d th~ night uwuy to the Oll!ttn music or ll~:~.ltl!~ Hull. Joe Struble em~:eetl th.- pm~tmm. whkh. l~·uturod the l'ilcognltlon ol' reunion cl11sses und the olde~t 1!t'11liu11tcs. und the tiWtlrding of scholm'llhips to l!rlm\lt:hlldrennf PHS !!.nltl· IV CHAIILINI HOI1'LICH HOEFLICHtlMYDAILYSENTlNEL.COM Deaths Gladys Weddle, 77 Marilyn Watson, 69 Dlltall1, AS ' I Camp June • 1111110 44VIIt 1 Till 47 Utl.lilllllli ' 4 """' • ""' ., Calllaftiad 't• . • Baa bum-Brown REA Cro11word Puule llliDGI . . Weather High: eosl Low: 60s Dlltalll, A2 Levy's death nllecle · homicide POMEROY - More than PRIUTHOOD CILIBIIATID - The Rev. Father Walter E. 30 priests were in Pomeroy Heinl's 40. years In the priesthood were celebrated Sunday at Sunday to participate In the Sacred Heart Church with the Most Rev. Gilbert I. Sheldon, 40th unnjvcrslll'y celebrution bishop of the Steubenville Diocese PfesldlnJ. Heinl, center, of the priesthood of the Rev. has been pastor of the locet church since 1990. At his left Is Father Walter E. Heinz. pastor the bishop, and on his rt&ht Is Monalanor Donald Horak. a of Sacred Heart Catholic Pomeroy nett'il. (Charlene Hoeflich) Chur:ch. The Rev. Oilbcrt 1. Sheldon, ments on faithful perfor· . Sucred Heurt In 1990. bishop of the Steubenville munce b)' the bishop, u recep· His years In Miilgs Coumy ·Diocese, presided at the celc· tlon and cUnner purty wus held hnve not only been u time ·fur brntion, which Included 11 In the sociul hun for the visit· servin11 the needs of his Muss of Thunksglvlng. ing priests, parishioners and church und Its purishionct·s. Brother Anthony Motto was guests. A locnl burbershop but of' contributing to th~ muster of ceremonies for the quurtet entertained during the comnmnnlty. celebration, which included evening. He serves on the bollrd of numerous musicul selections Heinz was orduined on Muy the Meigs Cooperutlve Pu!'lsh. by the choir, readings of 26, 1962, by Bishop John un ecumenicur outre11ch pro· scripture by Sister M11riel King Musslo 111 St. Peter's grum for the disudvuntnged Kreuziyer, 11 homily by the Church in Steubenville. and Its Ood's NET youth cen· Rev. James Dunfee. prayer of His llrst ministry was os on tor. He hus ulso served on the petitions by Oeorse Cohollch, instructor nnd vice principul bonrd of the Meigs County ' itAI presenlulion of gifts by of St. John Centrul Hiyh Mentully · Retarded und Katie and Jennie Fritsch. School in 8clluire. Aner thnt. Dcvclopmentully Disabled Semln11riuns Anthony Butt . he held scverul udminlstrutlve here und Is involved In the und Seth Wymer served com· positions nt high schools, prison ministry at the munlon nt the altl.ll'. olong wllh pasturing several Hocking Correctionul Fuclllty Followlny closing com· churches before moving to In Nelsonville. UliiCS, . Presented $800 Bob Robcn1 s S~holl\1-shlps ft\!m .thc 11lum· ni ussuclutiun were Au~tln TyiN l. lttlil ol RttCIII\\ 11 j!rudu· ute of Smnthilrn High Sd\Oul who will he uttendlnl! Ohio Stutc University where he will 1mijm In cnglneerlnl!: Ruchel Murshnll of R11dne. u l!l'lltluut~ of St,uthcrn Hl~l1 School, who will be uncndin11 Ohio University 111 llll~llt' ln speech und heurinl!; 11nd Mt!!lllll E. Htll't•boll, lll!nttluuhl llf River Vulley Hll!h Sd111ui who will be uttcndh111 Ohlu NO!'thern Unlverslty with 11 tt1t\ior In ct'itHitml jus ake. • All three til' the rodpients hull I!I'Ude polnn uvcrul!cs ot -1. Little 11nd Mnrshnil quullficd l'ot• sd~ul!trshlps tht·oui!h their lltllndmother, P111sy Shl~llls RudiOI\1. 11 19-lt) PHS l!r11duute: while H1uTi~on t)Uullllcd thi'Oul!h her l!l'.undnmth· or, Mury Scott Wlse,u1Sl5ti gruduuu:, uml h~r l!l\liii·I!I'Un\1· mother, Kunh leon Soon, u 192~ l!ruduute. Recoanlzcd und. presented 11ow~rs wct'll Knthlc~n Scntt nf Rucillll, who gruduuted in the ~luss of 192 ~ tmd Nonl!ll Roberts of the cluss of I927 the uld~st ntcmbcr ol' ttn:unlon cluss. · · . · Others t'CCo!!nl~ed und l!iven 1!11\s wcl'c nhc only do~tor jli'CSClll. Millon Lumbert. duss or 1957: th~ youn~CSI cluss presldcnn, JudQC Robert Buck, IliM. th~ uiumnl, who trt!Y· clctl the t'ut1hcst, Wllilum A. S111l1h ul O~cnns1t.k. Cnlnl .. I \1!52: the youn11~s1 cluss secrenury. Donnu Cul't', ll)M: the ol\lest cluss pl'ilsidcnt, Jn~k Mutst>n, I\)4:\. Spocinl t'CCOI!IIitlon wus given tu 1w11 n~w ultmlnl mean· bcrs, Enrl Denny Jr. und Ouldo Olroluml, bonh ot' whom were druftcd Into the U. S. Army bc flll·~ they ~:~rudullte.d t'rom high. scb.oul. TlmJul!h spcciuiJ~I!islutiun In Ohlu Ihey were DWilrded dlplomus Ft·lduy nlgfit' nl tho Meigs Hlllh School commencement (lrtJI!I'tun. Officers for the 2003 reunion WCI'il electllt!· Thcyut·~ Dun Mo1·ris, president; Judy Wehi'Uill! Si~son, llt'st vke presl· dent; April Shustcen Smith, sccomt vkc Pl'esl<-l~nt: und enrol Strauss Kennedy, SCCI'eiUI'Y •II'C USUI'cr. Pla11t 111 Pomaroy, At • MODESTO, Calif. (AP) - Only hours ufler her death was ruled a homi· clde, Chundru Levy wus memorhllized in her home• ·town as a bubbly and compassionate young . "\Y.Qm,un with an advemurous spirnt. "She wus lrustins, con· . siderate and kind. She was every father's daughter," said Paul Katz, un uncle of the 24-year·old woman whose ske letal remains were found last wee" In a purk in Washing!on, D.C. · In Washington, medicul c"aminer Dr. . Jonathan Arden ruled the death a, homicide Tuesday but said he did not have enough evi· dence 10 sdy conclusively how Levy dted, or wfiether she was killed in the park where the remains were found. NIW IQUIPMINT - Pomeroy VIlla&• Council accepted a bid tor new playaround equipment at Waterworks Perk on East Main Street durin& Monday's re&uler meetlna. The new yellow/red equipment, pictured here In en artl1t'1 renderln&. was funded throu&h 1 Natureworka &rant and donations from area buslneuea and private Individuals. (Tony M. Leach) Lotteries Ohio Pick 51 0·2·8 Pick 4: 3·9·0·2 luckey• 51 8·18·22·27·37 Mlp MHIIom: 6-21·22·29·32 M... llll:24 Pick J nllftt: 9·0·9 · Pick 4 nllftt: 7·8·6-4 West Vlr1lnl1 POMEROY . New equipment coming " to WateiWorks Park ·. lht(ly :II 1• 7•5 lhtlly 4: 1· H·O · · Cllh 25: 2·7·10·18-20·22 Bv TONY M. LuoH TLEACHOMVDAILVSENTIN!L.COM POMEROY - A bid for new playsround equipment at Waterworks Pal1c Wll8 accepted during Tuesday's regular meetingofPomeroyVlllageCouncil. · After opening and exarnlnlna :a ~ 12,.,.. eiaht previously submitted bidi, Calendar A3 council acce~ 11 bid of .Ciassifieds 83-5 $24,079.56 frOm Universal Play comics 86 Syatema for new playaround Dear Abby A5 . equipment at Watenvorks Park Editorials A4 on East Main Street. Movies A3 Councilman VIctor Youna Obituaries A3 m said 75 percent of the new Sports 81·3 equipment'• eo~t will be fund· ed by a $19.000 NatureWorlaJ Weather A2 arant the villaae received l118t o :1003 0111o v•lltv """"'"'"~ eo. Index ••*••• 20) •• Your time will be lm· ponant to. you, becaute you won't want to wute time with frivolou• acnivitiel. You won't allow OIIN!11 to lmpote · . them&elvet on·you' unlen it't yeur throuah the "hurd work ·of former Pomeroy Councilman John Musser." "The remainina 25 percent of the cquipment'H cost, which 11 around $6,000, has already been donated by busl· nesses and private Individuals In both Middleport und Pomeroy," said Youna. "We would like to say 'thank you' to all tholjC who have donuled their time and/or money to the Waterworks Park project. Thlt i1 a clear indication that both villages have invested in the interest• of their children and community." The new yellow/red play· ~round equipment will 1nclude two slides, several play tunnels, u woll ploy· wheel, u ~nakc and clove . climber, und three covered "fon" look·outs. Young ~uid the new equip· anent will tuke four weeks !o be delivered und two weeks !o UNDIRIIA ADVINTURI - Members ol the Syracuse be inswllcd. · . Nazarene ·Church recently finished palhtlnl an undersea Council approved !he pro· mural at London Pool as part of the or&anlzatlon'e commu· motion of PriHcillu Riddle nlty beautification project. Bri!Jhtly colored dolphins. mer· from purt·time pollee dis· melds, burled treasure end a huge. purple octopus will keep · putchcr to full ·timc: uarec~ ewlmmers entertained as they keep cool during the hot !o the plucemen! of n drult , monthl of summer. Front row. from left. Lindsey Smith, beer cart on the Pomeroy head life auard: Bobbl Hill , pool manager: second row, Purkiny Lot durin& !hree fes· Brltteny Fortune, Aahloe Hill, back row. Amber Hill, Wendy tivals that will 111ke place in Hill. Kim 'Wolfe and Lori Kimes. (Tony M. Leech) · the vlllaac over the •ummer. c .., $porllol.d locofy hy Ho&a M«<kal important. · ARIES (March 2l·Aprlll9) •• AlthouJh you like totlltOIIf 11ound to bOunu of! hint, It miJht become etuntlal·to retire to a gulct piKe and clear up any. TooH endt In your c.m.r UM Une Scroening ia dedicated to previding the highest quality imaging technology at an affordable rate. Scqlningt uffg; . Carotid ArWy/Stroka Screening • Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm Screening P~ripheral Artlridl Di1e018 Scr...,ing , • · Detect oateopcrosi• in 60 ..cond• thin kina. TAURUS (April 20-May 201 •• It i1n't likely anyoae wi 1 pull lhe wool over your • eyet. You will be elUJ!Iioa· ally reallttlc whlcti wfll Jel : you pa.lthe most difllcult 011- Please call thicfet. ••• • • MEDICAL CENTER Discovet• the 1/ol?.er n([/im:nce www.bolzer.org �Pcp:A2 The Daily Sentinel 2112 COLUMBUS (AP)- Little money will be let\ in the state construction budbtcau money set aside fur public school buildi~~~; has been used as part or $3.2 billion Ill bailouts or the state's aener.t spendill! bucJ&et, legislative readers said. Gone will be mll!IY of the usual election-year goodies called community projects that allow h11wmal"'II'S to take money fur stadiums, arenas, theaters and other taellilies bllek tt) their dis, tricts, said Sem~te President Richard Finan and House Speaker Larry Householder, both Republicans. Schools and colleges must be the priorities, they said on TUesd:.y. The $1 .? billion budaet bailout fot the fiscal year that ends June 30 nnd the next one includes $34S million in money from a trust fund for school a« [ ........ I...· I · • CIINIIl:lt Dry, warm conditions forecast . Group held accountable Men: Trespass not Intended Suspect's deeth eccldentll COLUMBUS (A.P) - A. toxicology report shows that eltpo· sure to li fertlll~er killed lin Ohio University employee who died while awllltlng trhll on chlld·pomograpliy charaes. Wuhlngton County Coroner Kenneth l.eopoltf said the l'l.lpon doC8 ·nor show whether the death or Robert Lynn Sandford, 33, of VIncent, w11s uocldental, or whether he was killed. Sandford died March 20. "There's enouf.h questions that I could not detennine the manner of death, he uld. In October, Sandford was Indicted on charaes that he used .computers lit Ohio University, where he was a computer engl· nccr, for child pornography. · He was charged al'ier the arrest of a Marietta College profes· sor, Eugene And~rson 51\ of Parkenbura. W.Va., on more than 200 pom eharaes 1 n Onlo and West Vfrglnla. Nency Drew cre1tor dltl TOLEDO (AP) - Mildred Wlrt Benson, the or!glnalaurhor or the Nancy Drew mystery bookl for younasters 111\d a jour· nallst for !8 yeArs died Tuesday. She was 96. Benson became lu at work Tuesday afternoon while worklrig on her column about dally life and older folka for The Blade newspaper. She later was tak~n from her home by rescue squad Guard duty SPRINGFIELD (AP) Since urrlvlna at Fort Knox, Ky., more than slx months aao n . few Ohio Army N"llt1anal Ouard8men have hod loved ones die, Others agonize ettch night, wonder· lnglf their children and wives lire all rl&ht. . And some are losing up to $1,000 each month as their fnmlllea In Ohio life forced to live on tll!ht budaets. Stlll1 the soldiers aulltdlna thl8 Army bul!le ny they remain motivated. . "I hnve no rearets about belns here," Sgt. ltich King, of Urbono, told the Springfield News·Sun. "I don't like belnf away from my fnmlly, but ·have u duty to defend our country," Urbona·based Eicho Company is. one of muny Nallonul Guard and reserve compnnles ocro88 the country that were activated for home· lund defense after the Sept. II terrorist attacks In New Yor.k and Washlnaton. Teamed with Bravo Company of Bowling Clreen, the two un1t1 are 1chedulcd to remain at Port Kno~ until Sept. 7. Specialist Jererny Roberts, Qf Cedarville, Is an electrician as n civilian. He •uld his employer Is not makln11 up the difference between hla Ouard salary and what he made as an electrician and that he It lotlnaubout 5~00 a month. Only because his wife works has hla family been ClNCINNA.TI (AP) - A former Cincinm~ti police officer acquitted of assault in the death of a black man has filed a $30 million federal lawsuit aecusina city and county officials or nainirig his career and reputation by unfairly bll.lllilll him for the death. Robert Jorg, 30. was charged with misdemeanor assault nnd 11 felony charge of involuntary manslaughter In the Nov. 7, 2000, death of · Roger Owensby Jr. A Hamillon County Common Pleas jury In October 2001 acquitted Jora of the assau It charge but deadlocked on the manslaughter charge, which was later dropped by the county prosecutor. · Jorg's lawsuit ugrunst the city, the county 1111d the county coroner was filed Tuesday in U.S. District Court. lt claims that city and county authorities made Jorg a "scape. goat" for Owensby's death. The lawsuit claims city officials wanted Jorg, who is white, to be ch11111ed with a crime to appease blacks who were unhappy with police conduct. Woman gets 2-y11r term LEBANON (AP) - A woman convicted of faking her rape nnd obduction and planting false evidence to support her . claims has been sentenced to two years in prison. Judge P. Dunlel Fedden of Warren County Common Pleas Court on Monday sentenced Nicole Gilmore, 28, or Mnson . Fedders, who convicted Gilmore in April of two counts offal· sificlition and three counts of tampering with evidence, said. she could be released after six months if she does not get into trouble in prison. · Prosecutors said Gilmore faked her rape and abduction, then planted condoms, pages from Playboy magazine and theatrical blood to support her stories to police. Gilmore declined to speak in court. She wrote a letter to the judge apoloaizlng for the trouble she had caused but did not take responslbllity. , Girl win• doneted car . Healthy Start Healthy Families Health Care Coverage for Ohio's Working.Families posillon if there Is one avail· uble near his home. Being close to his famlly Is the most Important thlna for Taylor. · He said he regrets missing · his 9·yenr•old son's soccer ·season and his .10-yenr-old daughter's first futher-duush· ter dance. And each tim!l he ' goes home on leave, his 2• year-old son asks to come back with him. "That hurts my heart u lot," Taylor said. "It sounds like little things, but It r~ully Weighs on your henrt. I m a f~lty man. I miss my f~mi· Healthy Start offers no-cost or low-cost health care coverage ly. · for kids (birth to age 19) and pregnant women. Staff Sgt. Christopher Theobold, of Vand~lla, said Healthy Families offers no-cost health care coverage for the hi& daughter was recently entire family- parents AND kids. born flve weeks', premature. He cherishes tHe monthly pasJes. "But I'm missing 1ome valuable times with mr Infant and 2-xear-old that won't rejaln, 'he said. "I'm looking forward to the day we all • board the buses. and go . home!' -----~---------------------..1 992-2117 '1-800-992-2608 .' Community C.lllfodlr Easllm Ual bind binI& publl&hecl • a he que! potiUtk. Thu~ MNice to ~ 6:30 p.m.., at Royel Oak lfOUpa WIQI'nt to RMOI".. WoocMhldl brflg l.llftOUftOI na"tlftsta Mel ·coventc~ llsh or salad, tpeclllll •-'-- TM eM- I*CII$Slon two IWO-Ilef _ . , I& not cMigud to botllas a1 soda and chips, pr~ A1H or fund- and tnss. dessut.. ralaara of any type. hma ara .print.d only •• *fMICe permtt. and cannot ba IIUII'Witetcl to bt printed a apecltlc number of ctaya. '' Ex-a fReer flies ·suit Senete OK·on compromise Staff Sgt. Kevin Taylor, a truck driver from Columbus, said he is making $1,,000 less a month. He said a stranger began paying his mortgage after hearing of his plight on a news broadcast. · able to cope, he aald. Staff SJt. Kevin 'l'ilylor, a truck driver from Columbus, sui~ he Is making $1,000 less 11 month. He said a stranger begun paylns his mortg,ge afterheilrlng of his plight on a news broad~ll!t. "I have n guardl~n angel watchIng over me, Taylor said. , . The aoldle. rs deployment has underscored the lmpor· tance of rehttlonshlps among some AbOut a half dozen of the Oulifdamen havo aotten mar· rled since being activated. . $at. Millard Rife, of Tremont City, married hh longtime aweetheart, Carey, on Jan. 7. The couple Is now expecting 1 baby. Several Ouardsmen said their Involvement In home· land defense h118 made them want to be full-time soldiers. .Roberts said he plans to re•lan from hil civilian job and enlist In the Army at the end of the deployment. And Taylor plans to apr1y for a full-time Natlona Guard .Thi is the second year for .the giveaway. buvis had seVen chances amona the 1.800 tickets entered in ,the drawing. CANTON (AP) - A mnn chnrged with criminal trespassing after he and another mun pnssed through u security gate at a Timken Co. plant suys there was notfiing sinister about his visit. Falq A. Furooql, 25, an electricnl engineer from Richardson, Texas, sold he doesn't understand why he was charged with any crime. · . filfl)oql was 11 passenger in a car driven by Abdiwllhab Muhumed Madhol:le, 39, of Arlington·, Texas. Both men were lifl'ested April 8 when they drove past a gateless guard booth at 'flmken's Oambrinus plant at 10:30 p.m. COLUMBUS (AP) ....: The Ohio Senate h•a aped to a comFarooql is a natlve of Pakistan, and Madhobe Is a natlve of promise on the statute of limitations for malpractice suits Kenya. against nuralna homes, leavina the House to approve the provision in a bill that limits the evidence that could be used in lawsuits related to patient neglect. · The Senate approved the compromise Tuesday reached by a CANTON (AP) - When Tlmken High School rewards a conference committee 21·12, mostly alona atudent for good attendance, It gives them a chance to win a House-Senate party lines. . . · ear. . The bill, which wu supported by the nurslnghome industry, For her good school attendance over the last seven months, says the only people who can sue a nuning home or an assist· sophomore Pamela Davis, 16, won a 1984 Pontiac Sunblrd In ed·llving center on behalf of a resident are the resident, a legal a tandom drawing. representative or the resident's spouse, parent or other relative. Astudent who lias perfect attendance tor a whole month gets It also blooks people who file such suits from using inspec. an ~ntry liclte( for the drawing, Tlm)cen Principal Joseph P. Andaloro said Tuesday. Astudent could earn up to nine tickets. tion reports by the Ohio Department of Health or other agenolesu evidence in a civil case. flnandal toll CALENDAR facilities. The flllld was set up b~ a "I dlin.t diat•s a bi& pobk:m. We Sl 0.1 billion settlement that was Ohio's don't have a lot of choic:es but 10 10 shale or a national lawsuit tpinst da• l.lona with bull dlin.t lhat serious· rette makers. · ly .ieO(Iudiacs any dlanc:e or communi· The state must issue bonds to repay . ly pilqCCtS in a capital bill," FiMR said. the money, atona with $260 million II Lawm.WS anticipate bantrol.llll& . borrowed in a December budaet ftx. about Sl billion fur schools. another The two budaet blilours were netes• $500 million fur hi&Jier education con- . smy bei:ause a 6ad economy has mutt- struttion projects .net $250 million in ed in a shortfall in· revenue that was environmentJ,I bonch £oraJ110aram vot· antietpated when the st•te's $45 billion, ers approved last year. · two-year spending plan was put topth· "N"ormally, tbe bill is $1.7 billion to er last yeur. . $1.8 billion. I don't see much left (for The House Finance Committee adJed community projects)," Finan said $165 million to the $180 million the TUesday. , . Senate approved in its school construeHousdlolder said Republican leaders tion transfer last week. Fin1111 said he in the House worked closely with Oov. reluctnntly would accept tbe ch~ and Bob Tlft's om~ 10 preserve as many scale back community projects an the communit,Y projects as .they could, construction budget, which will be while finding enouah money to balance introduced after the November election. the budget. · to the 'lbledo Hospital, where she died, the hOspital said; Benson wrote more than 130 books, inchadlna the Penny Parker mystery series, and countless short stories and newspa· per llrtlcles. She Is best known fur bringing to life 11 )'0011! sleuth named Nancy Drew, who inspin:d and captivated generations of girls. • Benson. known as Millie to friends and fans, wrote 23 of the 30 original Nancy Drew stories using the pseudony111 Carolyn BY THE ASSOCIAT£0 PRESS cloudy. Lows in the lower Keene. She launched a series that is still in print und hns sold PQrtly c:loudy skies wilt pre- Ws. .· over 200 million books in 17 languages. . vnll Thursday, with highs in Exttndtd font'utt the mid SOs, ihe N"tlonnl Fridny... Pattly cloudy with Wellthilr Serville snid. n«:hnnce of showers and thun· Lows will be In the 60s. derstorms. Hiahs in the.lower CLEVELAND (AP) - A group of bluck Democrnts led by A. told front will nppNllth 80s. Chnntil of rnln 40 per- U.S. Rep. Stephani~ TUbbs Jones has not been able to- show the region on Friday, 6rlnging tilnt. how S117,000 that was to be used for the 2000 presidential the neltt thnnte for showers Frldny night... A. chnnce or election has been spent, u newspuper reported. nnd thunderstorms, forecast· showers nnd thunderstortns In Less than n month before the election, the Ohio- Democratic en snid. the evening, otherwise partly Pnrty wired the money to Blnck Elected Democrats or Sunset tonight will be at cloudy. Lows in the upper Cleveland Ohio for 11 "get-out-the-vote" push for AI Gore, The 8:52. Sunrise Thursday will 50s. Chantil of rain 30 per- Plain Dealer reponed In n story Wednesday. The money was meant for orgnnlzing hundreds of workers to knock on iloors, b.! ut 6:06 n.m. · cent. Weather foretash Saturday... Mostly clenr. make phone calls .nnd pass out cnmpuign fliers on Election Day. Thnight ... Purtly doudy. Highs In the upper 70s. BEDCO took some of the money und cut checks to the perLows neur 60. Light south Sunday... Partly cloudy. sonal bank accounts of several people, the newspaper reported. wind~ . Lows In the mid 50s nnd Among the BEDCO memben who received mmiey for hirThursduy... Pnrtly su11ny. highs In the lower' 80s. . Highs 84 to 88. Southeast Monday... Mostly cloudy ing poll workers were Stnte Sen. C.J. Prentiss, who accepted winds 5 mph betomina south· with a cha11oe of showet'!i and three checks totullng about $17,000: nnd State Reps. Shfrley west eurly in the nrtemoon thunderstorms. Lows In the Smith und Claudette Woodard, who ench received about und ln~reuslng to 10 mph. upper SOs and highs Ill the $1 S,OOO, the newspaper reported. Culls seeking comment were mnde to all three early We"dnesdny morning. . .Thursday night ... Partly lbwer 80s. · •. ~1 MJE[GS Budget fix will cramp construction budget Ohio we•ther ~-- WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - OH· . Kan Coin Club, Wednesday, 7 p.m. Trolley Station, SA'TUADAY Mld<ll&port. Meeting lol· HARRISONVILLE . iOW&d by auction. Public Harrisonville Lodge 411 meel$ S.turday, 1:30 welcome. p.m., lodge .hall, for work in the E.A. d&gr&e. THURSDAY Relreshmenl$. · Master RUTLAND - Revival at Emcnanuei Apostolic Muons welcorn&. Tabernacle, located on SALEM CENTER Loop Road, off New Lima Road naer Rutland, with Star Grange na and Star Evangelist Freddy Harris Junior Grange 878 meets regular session from Durant, Okla .. In Thursday · through Saturday . with potluck Sunday, 7:30 each supper at 6:30 p.m., evening. meeting at 7:30 p.m. Members to bring food . TUPPERS PLAINS - bank Items. LOCAL BRIEFS YouthlnjuM IIIWaJded to llgenCicS 11t10SS the.state. Go.spet IJroop "Souls will hold a re~:ulu l>t>~ard Harbor" will perform on June llll!!ding oo Thun;..Ja~ "' 7-&.. startint~ •t 1 p.m. bQ.Ih p.m. 111 the h~h st·hu..,). RAClNE -A Raci1111 youth nights. Singing. preaching, w11s :tirli~ 10 Childma's To •.• baStet dinnen. and .tlreunion Hospital in Columbus fur stholars tllsu take RACINE - ReguJ:ar meet· pl~~te durinswill ~= night :tfter ~ was this :annual y nan O'll:r by a tmiler ing of the Meij& County . event. at the Racine levee, the Galliu- Republican Puty will be held Meigs Post of the St111e at 7:30 p..m. on June 3 at the Hiatiway Patrol reponed. Racine American Leaion ~ick Sowders. 12, Hall. Apurtnto:nl 3. I08 Elm Sr., PORTLAND - Lebnnoo was transported by Llti:Flight 'lbwnship TrustlleS will moot following roo 8:30 p.m. nedSaturday at 7 p.m. at the dent. troopers said. presentation township building. Troopers said Daniel S. • Bable. 20, College Street, POMEROY .~ Rncine, wus exitins the levee Representatives of the Ohio F-.1 MoGul - .M ~ _ 50.90 with a jet ski placed on a Consumers. Counsel will dis· AEP - 45 RACINE - "Pure in usa - as.ss Pramltr _ 8.10 rrailtll' when Sowders got on cuss utilhy issues and answer Arch Coal - 23.86 Heart" will be in c:oncen at Akzo-44.90 Gannen-74,77 Rockwell - 2L45 the trailer, ;apparenlly fell off questions about services AmTech/SBC - 35.38 a-t~ Eltdric- 32.06 Rocky 11oot1- U7 United and was run over. offered by the OCC for PERl Carmei·Suuon Ashland ln<l. - 37.94 Methodist Chun:h on B~shlin GKNLV5.10 RD SIWIII - M .D4 Bable. who was unaware AT&T - 1U1 Ma~•r Davidson S..ra- S6.1S the. youth h11d gotten ori the Retirees Inc., at the Meigs Road Sunday at II 11.m. 52.64 . Wai·Mart _ M.7a . • Bank Ona - •o.se Multipurpose Senior Center ·.. eLl- 17.93 Kmart - t.11 Wtndy't -36.51 tr111 1cr he was h11uling, on June 7 at 12:30 p.m. · Bob Evans - 30.39 Kroger - 22.52 Worthlngt()n - 15.50 stopped his vehicle and BorgWain11 - 67.21 Landa End - 81.88 Daly etoclc r.pona '" . called for help, the putrol · Champion - 2.85 Ltd.-20.15 the 4 J .m . cloalno · said. Nocilntion was issued. • Charmlna Shopa-7.78 NSC - 20.53 quotea tile ~viout RACINE - Community of '. Clay Holding- 18.45 OlkHIFI'IIu:lll-21.20 day'al!anaaotlona, proChrist will hold a yard sule at ·.. col - 25.15 0\18 - 24.10 vldtd by Smith Parlntlt Southern High School on ,· bG - t6.30 BBT - 37.27 at Adwat lno. of Saturday from 9 a.m. to S · Oul'onl- 48.10 Ptoplts- 27.0& Galllpolla. REBOSVILi.B - Ohio p.m. POMEROY - Units of University College of ,. Proceeds will help Harold Meigs Emergency Services Osteopathic · Medicine "Shadow" Conger set up a nnswered two calls for assis· Childhood Immunization new home after his home uaneo on Tuesday. Units Program will provide free responded as follows: . immunizations for children burned earlier this year. Donations of items will be CENTRAL DISPATCH throu.. h 18 yean of aae It ~ceepred, and those with 6:54 p.m., Happy Hollow Reed s Country Store in items are asked to call Joann Road, assisted by Rutland, Reedsvlllo on 1une 5 from Proffit! II 9411·2067. Sam Williams, Pleasant 9:30 to 10:30 a.m. (U...tt1MIO) Ohio Voller Publllllll"' Co. Valtcy Hospital; · Reader Services Pullllahld ••ttY aftomoon, Mondoy 10:24 p.m .• Brick Street, tnrougn F~d~\ 111 . cou~ st.. Correction Polley Pomtroy, o, StcOncl•claoo assisted by Rutland, Marie Our m11ln oonctm In all ato~ Ia 11.'.:,-at paid at Pomeroy. Boggs, Holzer Medical lier: Till Aa!Cdattd PriM lncl tO bt IOOUfltt, If ruu knOW Of an .. error Center . In a ·~· oal tnt ntwtroom 1t1e ONo Nt~ Alloclltton. 11 (740) QQ2· 158. POIIMUIIr: · - COifte· POMEROY - Dr. Hunter . POMEROY Meigs tlono to The O.lly StntiMI, 1tt Cou~. st.. Pomeroy, onto ~sm. and Dr. Simpson will provide County Health Department NIWI Dlcrtmllltl. free sports physical examina· · has appointments available The meln num r Ia 902·2158. Subacrlptlon ra111 lions ttie Meigs County for 11 June 18 hearing clinic. · ly lll'l'llr or MOIOffOUII Oapartmtnt tllltntiona ara: POMEROY - An action HealthatDepnrtment OM-" . $2 on June Free services, Including n for dissolution of marriage General manaoer El!t. t2 Oftlmonlh suo 13, for students in grades hearing rest and an el!:aminaOM woar StOol has been filed in Meigs seven through 12. . tion by an ear, nose and throat 110 conlo Ntwt El!t. 13 DIIIIV County Common Pleas Court , SubiiOitbtro not Clt~rlng to~Y the Clinical evaluation co.nsists phr,slclan nre available for m1Lromlt In ICI'Ionot lroct to by Rebecca J. Wheeler and of a complete physical eltam· chaldren or El!t. 1~ carrltr up to 21 years of Tho Dilly nHn1t Cttdlt will bt given Jerald B. Whe.eler, both of inalion, carrltr oach lf'HI!. No aubiCIIptlon by immunizations, ago. Referrals ore needed to Other aervlcaa moll permlttid In ,,.., where nomt Long Bottom. vision screening for distance enhance attendance or the Admlalng El!t. 3 carrllf ..,.,leo lo •••1'-, acuity, blood tests for iron, program will be terminated. . urinalysis, height, weight and Referrals nrc accepted from Clrculellon El!t. 4 Mllaubtalcl!"' . 1n11e11 MtiQo nty viral slgns. purents, legal aunrdiuns, und t3 Woatco $27.30 Cllllfflld Adl El!t. 5 ae POMEROY A forecloAppointments ure required. teachers. · Wttkl S5U2 s1oue oawsure action has beeri filed in Chi[dren must have parental Information and appoint· To aand e-mail Meigs County Common permission to be seen by u ments are available by calling 111111 OUIIICII MIIDI Coullty newt 0 mydaiiYtanllntl.oom t3Wttu uua Pleas Court by U.S. Bunk, physician. Parents are T.C. Ervin at 992·6626. On the Web !leWHkl S!IU8 www.mydaUyatntlnel.oom Owensboro, Ky., aguinst required .to bring 11 copy of sa wooko 110$.72 Kevin M. Graham, Pomeroy, the child's current immuniza· • und others, ulleglng default tions record on the day of the • on a mortgage agreement in examination. A maximum of RACINE. Southern the nmount of $i7,719.89. 74 appointments are avail· Local Board or Education . able, and can oo mude by calling 992·6626. Leeh Remlnl ("The Kina of Funalng for the services . ·Queens") WUS amona I he UC• are provided by Holzer tresses who audllloned clyht POMEROY - A mnrrla$e Medical Center's Children's years ago for the license has been i.ssued m Health Link pro11ram through . on Frlends.,. role of Monica Meigs County Probate Court the Ohto Hospital to James Patrick Broderick Association for Health Jr.• 24, Pomeroy, and Garnett Communides, and the Mei~s Ellen Bonecutter, 18, County Health Department s ' Child and Pamify Health Pof!leroy. Services program throu11h the Ohio Depurtment of Health. . I' useet 'Dustees lltelt Plan LOCAL STOCKS ro·perf01m Plln benefit Immunizations evelleble . EMS runs The Daily Sentinel· .. . . Appolnb11ents IVIIIIble File dissolution Boercl meets . . ..• . Grant received . MIDDJ.EPORT Riverbend Arts Council has received a $5,400 grant from rhe Ohio Ans Council for program development. The grant was part or over $11 million In grant funding ... ., • 4000. Committee meets POMEROY - Town & Country Bx.po meeting will be held Thursdu)' t1t the Rockspnn gs fairgrounds 111 7:30 p.m. Those Interested in promoting the 2002 E po and helping is invited to atlend . Inf-ormation is available by culling 742 3020, 1192·2924 or 9492746. Screenings avellable POMEROY Md[!s County Henllh Department will provide free blond lead screenings on· June 5. for children from six months to silt years of uge. Scheduling und more informution urc uvuiluhle by calling the dcllar.tmcnt Ill 992-6626. All l.andry ("Spy TV") wus Miss Loulsinnn 19Q6 nnJ 11'01\' 11 dress she txnrowCI.! from u l>hu· togrnphcr to th~ Miss liSA . Revlvel plenn,ec1·· SALEM CENTER Fairplay Chapel in Salem Center will hold its 37th annual "Old·Time Revival and Homecoming," June 6·9. No two people have exactly the same hearing loss. Approximately lG% .of hearing losses may be helped medically. Arid the remaining 90% mliV benefit from heEifin .. at 11 .._________________________________ • RACINE G~urtll' Holter Jr. l'umil\' rt•tmil\11 will be hllld Sui1da\ l p.m. at the tu.)n\1.' 1\f Jim und Kuren Holtt'r Werrv. Court Street M. oail. · Racine. · All de ·ce ndant~ ttrHI friends of the f:.tmi h un: invited Hl aitcnu. Barbecued chicken and baked ham will be pnwiil · ed along with table sl'r· vice. Those uttending ure usked to bring n cowr~d dish: pictur~s .<md st,Mie~ . Add1h011111 tnlormutton 1s uvntl:tble by cu lling 949- License Issued Finley finally comes around for Tribe in 4-2 win over Detroit See today's sports section for details ... 82 Reunion planned Open 8am ·lpm MOn·Thuro lim· 4 pm Frl Leier' hoi.tra by •ppolntm~nt �• ' -The Daily Sentinel • The Daily Sentinel ..._Dh... Uft '-1111)111.... Ol . Deat ............., •• CMIM l llllllk'l\ Abby ADVICE .• NATI Insist that he or she wait to be assist· ed out uf the safety seat - and after that I would take the child finnly by the hand. DEAlt ABBY: ''<katcful Doctor In Dallas" wmte about the difficulty In ~klns down some ofthe teachers Who.made a difference in his/her life. l have been teaching for 39 years and often reminisce about fumier students and wonder how they're NAL VIEW Flawed : Regulators ovrrsight lacking. as Enron scandal proves •:m1 flit> 1,..h/k: 11\lll il\IM~II , ~mppets, Issues were RED GREEN'S VIEW . . Self-improvement push a sure sign offuture trouble , 1 I Y37), ate your informative letter. We all have had at least one special teacher who stood out above the rest. ·Your tale proves the truth of the old saying: lt P*Ys to be nice to everyone you meet because you never know when you'll meet them again. · DEAR ABBY: Thank you for encouraging "Despetlte in the U.S.A." to contact the nearest suicide hotline. "Desperate's" friends should take his or her feelings senously. In one poll, 7 percent of ;youth under 2S acknowledged havtng made at least one suicide attempt. · . As you ~int out, there are many silicide cnsis Jines in the countty offering free crisis ·counseling 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year. Our Suicide Prevenuon Center; the oldest in the country, receives more than 17,000 calls annually. Please let your readers know they will automarically be lined to the closest available accredited suicide hot· line by calling The National Hopeline Network's toll-free access number: (800) SUICIDE (7842433). - RITA S. CURRY, PH.D., DIDI WRSCH COMMU· NITY MENTAL HEALTH CEN· TER, CULVER CITY, CALIF. DEAR DR. CURRY: Thank you . for the valuable input Readers, if you or anyone you know suffers from depression, this is a phone number that just may come in handy. The urge to end it all is something that can strike people of all ages - not just teens: (Pauline Phillips and her daugh- ' ter Jeanne Phillips share the pseu,donym Abigail Van Buren, Write Dear Abby ar www.DearAbby.com ..or P. 0 . Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069.) discus~ when the Rttllm .)ooathan Meigs Chapter Daughter or tlie Amtrluti Revtllutlon met at the Racine Public Library ~tly. Elisa Young, a medlcll uslstent at the Ohio Unlvenity and an environ· mentalist, ~ave a presentatllltl oll envlrorunental huards, water pollutloo, 111\d pollution by ~hemk:al plants and labo· rataries, nnd use of insect\· . elites alld furtlliters. She ntlted that some Indus· tries lnl now permitted to dll?tlp hwrdous wastes In tht Ohio kl\l'Cr, possibly Including Teflon wa~te$. . Some liiboratoey lrwest\aa· tlons are using ehemltal com• pany lllborati'lrles which, in • , the view of many tlti!ens groups, are not t~lway& reli· . llble but lr'e slanted In favor of ADDRIIIU tHUD - Ella a Young, an environmentalist, disthe themleal comJ:IIIIIY, Youna euaied environmental health Issues with members of the lilld. . . . Aeturn .lonathl!n Meigs Chapter of the Daughters of the TODAY IN HISTORY Thduy is Mmlduy, Mll)' '27, the I47th iluy of200l. Th~ ure 218 dt1ys len In the your, This Is the Memorlul Dt1y ubsl!rvm\l:e. Thdtly's Highlight in History: On Muy l7, 19~7 , then wly l'Omplcted Ouldon Ot\le Britl!!e ~unmx:tln~ Sun Frundsco und Murin County, Cul\f., wus •opened to the public, . , On this dntc: . In 1647, the fl~t recorded Americun Cll®utlon of u "wl«:h" 'took ph1ce ln.MllSStlchuscus. In 1818, Amcrlc:t~n rel'onncr A1neliu Jenks Bloomer, who populurlzoo the gnrmcnt thut ben~ her numc - ''bloomcn" : - WM hom in Homer, N,Y. . • In 1896, 2!15 people we11:1 killed when u tornudo struck St ,Louis, Mo., nnd Bnst St. Louis, Ill, , In 193!1, the Supreme Coun struck down the. Nntlonnl lndustriul Recovery Act. In I936, the Cunnrtl Hmu Queen Mary left England on Its : muiden voyugc. : In 1941. umld rising world tensions, President Roosevelt :proclulmed nn "unlimited nntlonul emelllency." : In 1941 , .the British nnvy sunk the Oerman buttlcshlp : Blsmurck otT Frtmco, with 11 loss of 2,300 lives. . , In 1964, Independent lndh1 '~ flr~t prlmemlnlstcr,Juwahurlul •Nlihru, died, . : In 1985, in Bcijtna, rcrresentutlvcs of Brltuln und Chlnll :exclulnged Instrument~ o rntltlcotion on the pnct returning · ·Hong Kong to the Chinese ln 1997. · In I994. Nobel Prlle·wlnnlng .uuthor Alelllmdcr Solzhcnitsyn returned to Ru~i!l<~ to tile emolionul ~:beers of thousunds ul\er two dccudcs ln exile. : Ten yeurs ugo: The 12-nutlon Buropenn Community :tmpo~ed trude sunctions on Serblu to stop Its Interference. In :Bosnlu-Hcrzcllovlnu, Five yenrs 11go.: The Supreme Court ruled Pnulu Jones could JlUrsue her selluul hums.smcnt luwsult agnlnst Pt'Csldent Clinton whllo he wns ln ol'fl<:c. Twenty-seven people were ·killed wh~ n u tomudo struck: Jnrrcll, Thxns. In Purls, Russlon :President Boris Ycltsln Joined 16 NATO lcuders, lncludh111 · :President Clinton, to sl11n u historic ugreemcntalvlns Moscow "u voice In NATO utTulrs, Arle Luyendyk won tile lndlnnnpolls 500 for the second time. One year ogo: Indy rookill Helhl Cnstroneves led teommote .ond fellow llrnzlllnn 011 de Ferrnn In u 1·2 Roger Penske t1n· •ish. 11lvlng the renowned owner ·u trlumphont return to the :1 ndiunupolis 500. . : Tnduy 's Blrthduys: Novelist Hermon Wo11k Is 87. Actor Christopher Lee Is tiO. Former Secretory of Stute Henry ·Kissinger IN 79. Actress Lee Meriwether Is 67. Muslelun .Rumsey L:ewls is 67. Actnr Louis Oossell Jr. is 66. Rhythm· , :und-blucs shlllllr Royrnond Sunders (The Persuasions) Is 63. ·Country singer Don Williams Is 63. Actor Bruce Weltz is 59. :SIIl&er Clllu Block Is 59. Sen. Christopher Dodd, D·Conn., Is :s!l. Sln11cr Bruce C~·kburn Is"· Actor Rlchurd Schiff ("The Wllst Wing"). Is 47. Stnacr Siou~tslc Sioux (Siouulc nnd the Bunshccs) Is 45. R · k muslc.iun Eddie Horse~ (The Bh1ck Crowes) ls 4.5. Ro · singer·musl~lun Nell Finn (The Finn :Brothers) Is 44. Actress Perl OHpln Is 41. Actress Cuthy :slivers Is 41. Actor Todd· Bridges Is 37. Rock music! on Scun :Kinney (A llee In Chulns) Is 36. Actor Dondre Whltflcld Is 33. :Rock Ninl.ler·muslcijln Brlun Dcsvenux (Nine Doys) Is 31, 'Rupper Ore (Outkust) iH 28. _ . Thought for Toduy: "Th~ little I know I owe to my lgno· runcc.'' - Suchu Oullry, French actor und drttmmlst (i885· doing, A student in the very first third-grade class I taught traced me down and invited me to his high school graduation. I couldn't have been 1nore pleased. . · Those ttying to locate ''missing" teachers can write ro the education association in the district where they attended schooL Most associalions maintain a list of retired teach· ers and their addresses. Some will also know where those who have left the district have relocated. · Teachers love ro hear from fonner students, Abby, II is gratif:(ing to 'know I have touched the hves of many of my students, as they have certainly made a difference in mine, In fact, one of my fonner students is now my current principal! - · THELMA L. CLIA'ORD, NEW JERSEY · DEAR THELMAl I'm sure many fonner students will appreci- RACINE - ErWili)llmelltal h•urds .rid nationt~l security · · BY Til! lo.SSOCII.lED MESS a Wlnner DAR addresses pollution ' : • Sui lh! l!aloo·Tribunt. t!ft ""'~'' 1~ n~ tt1 , _ · Emun ll~\~ i'cloo.\\00 kl\11 ~ :·uren't till h\\lkln\1:1\t of tlmt ~'\11\\pi\1\Y ~lt~M 1\lr It$ ~oo~ : li.\\11\Uit 1.\1\ C'lltifl.'lfllitll't\1\~UI\M. : 11\llly're tll:rulln indh:tmem of 1~11 ~ re@ukltM \\'00 ~ t~re ~~~ppo.~ ltl pnll~t•.:un~un~. ~Y 're Ill\ hidietment ot • Bush oominlstnnioo t11l'kml~ 11nd n~nbMI or C\\na~' whu :tippo.~ ull l.'tll\ll\ll~ tll\ Ill¢ ~~ nmrt.~t. "' ,: Tboc ll\el\1\~~ mtlk\' d\'ttr thntthl! current SYl\teln is llmibly ~"""'~·wholly lt~~:kin~ in ehtl:ks m\\1 btll11~ 111\d iiWnhl!ly : not Sl't¥ing 11w publit: s ln~~ts. : 1'hlt Felkml Ell~' Rllgiiiii~Qcy Comml!l.~\ w~~& phmnl~ ~ to climlnutl.' In till: full tti' priee tootrols It put in pluee lt1SI • J1me, whieh tinnily ~ttiOOI!d thll ~u·lml@ n~pe of Ctlllfumln ; •by enl.'fliY ~'"~flllnlcs: lt'l>· un~hinkllble f"! thll F'ERC to : • renlQve ilit~l\t pnt:e l'tll\trols, Bclore l.'lln\missltlMI'll e\?IMI \.'01\· ·: *.ldilr doh~ thnt, tii<Cy must dcvdop. with 1M 8ut\h tl.dminls· : tmtioo unil Coot~reS-~. tt.n~w ~~ disttlbutloo systatn thnt : ~·m\'t till ri@l!OO by privmoors. ... . :., tr" rrec-murk~tt one~ s~~tllm ,Is posslblll, h must bel o,nt : ·wllh lull gtwllnmll.'nt tWI.'fSII:!ht. hte thll ~tod: nmrket, w1th , every tnmsuction tully tnmspnre1u to regulmoo. And thll reg· · ulutu~ them~lws must re~ulute; t~y I;(Ul't just be industry • 511~0~111J!'a:f!:':'':n~1 £,~: RUSHER,S VlEW As long as C~tro is in power, sanctions should continue . FIVI GENERATIONS - Hunter Barnes of Starke, Fla., held by his mother, Vera Barnes, Is pic· tured with four generations of reiatlves, from lah, Kimberly Shine of Island Lake , Fla., his grand· mother: Gary White of Middleport, .his great-grandfather; and Evelyn White of Rutland, his greatgreat grandmother. (Contrib.uted) Council 323 celebrates 68th anniversary American Revotlon, She Ia pictured with Regent Abbey mental huuda and to what Strattcn. huardous pollutants are Nichols ln'the plot. convened by the Regent dolna ro our environment. .Moore said Jayna Davis a Abbey Stratton. , 'She ln the NatiOtitl Defense former Oklahoma dty announced the locauon and Repon, ~~y Moore gavel KFOR·TV reporter has plans for the celebration of rev1ew of tl\e latest possible worked tirelesslY for neati,Y the 9Slh anniversary of the Investigation of the 199.5 se.ven yeara gathering eVI· foundina of the Return bombing of the Alfred F. denc:e about what happened. Jonathan Meigs Chapter Murrah Federal Building In · Davis, a 1986 University of Daughters of the American Oklahomtl City, Okla. Mool'll Texas graduate, has P.llt Revolution. uld that the House together reams of material The chapter began On Feb. Oelvernment Reform ani! 23 witnesses, some of 8, 1908, at the home of the ComMittee, thlllred by Rep. whom will testify that they Founding Rege11t, Mrs. Mary Dt~n Burt{)n\ R·lnd., has con· saw McVeigh with a fo~er Daniels Plantz, when a group t"'ni\ed that t Is launehln,a an lraql soldier who lived in of women met to organize the investigation Into the April Oklahoma at the time of the chapter. 199.5 bOmbing. . bombing. Lm month, The chapter received its lf Reform Committee Judicial Watch, a Washington name from Return Jonathan ,lawyen dlseover that foreign· D.C. public inte11:1st law finn, Meigs, son of Jonathan ers were Involved In what liad sued Iraq on behalf of 14 sur- Meigs, a. hero in the been the most devastating ter· vi vors of the Old ahoma City Revolutionary War and one of rorlst attack on U.S. soil prior bombhig. the earliest seulers in Ohio. to Sept. ll, she said, they will The group, Moore contin- Meigs County received its convene consresslonal hear· ued, says It has ev~dence link· name from ,his son Return lngs, Ina Terry · N1chols to Jonathnn Me1gs Jr. Neither MeVelgh nor Phllipplne-bnsed terrorist The ne.xt meeting of the Nkhols ever lmpllcallld any· aroups, convicted 1993 World chapter will be held at I p.m. one else but their solidarity Trade Cellter bombing mas- · on June 8 at the home of didn't convince the grand termlnd Rt~mzl , Houser and Wendel,! and Anna Clelan~. lury which on Aug. II , 1995 lraq. A story m a Manila Langsv11le, and will be the1r lndlcted ''other• unknown•1 Times suppotts those claims. annual picnic gathering. t~long with Me Veigh and The business meeting was S"'•RT ' MEIGS NOTEBOOK TOPS m••k . ,. . COOI.NlLLB - Coolville Topa OH 2103 met recently at CllOlvllla Blcmenllry Sehool, with welah·ln at 5:30 p.m., and Meetfng at 6:30p.m. The chapter welcoml!d one new memlier with 29ln atten· dance. StliCe)' Scott was .Pre· ented with the Weekly Beat Loser award. The ~aram, ''The · Milk Bxt:hMge" was preaented by Melody Cnzart. Ch0 lr to mMI POINT PLBASANT, W.Va. - Member& of the Mason County Area Ooapel Choir, paat, preaent, 111\d newcomen, are ready to lllrt lhlalna for area audiences again. A reheanal will be held on Mondily, June 3 at 7 p.m. at the Church Of Chrlat In Chrlatlan Union, 206 S. Maln St., In Point Pleuant, Newcomer& are bWited and wekomed at each rehearsal. Music Is provided to new members. The choir will open up the 2002 Singing In Tlie Pines on Friday, June 21, at the Union Citntpground near New Haven, W.Va. The next bl·monthly gospel sing Is tentatively set for Saturday, July 13 at 7 p.m., also at the Church of Christ Jn Chri~lian Union. This sing will be a "Reunion" sing, Md all fast participants since 1P8 lite also urglld to attend the Juty aervtee. All who wish to pattletpate for the Slnatna In The Pines and/or the fuly sing are asked to Make ipeclal effort to attend ihe June 3 rehearsal. Directors of the Maso.n County Are11 dospel Choir, the Rev. ahd Mn. Dennh Wea¥er, extend an Invitation to all, to participate and enjoy the fellowship and four-part harmony, Southern style Gospel Singing. . .. The choir is the main fea· lUred group for (each) Of the bi-monthly gospel sings, along with one or two other guest groups. All sings, for the present lime, are held at the Chun:h of Christ In Christla.n Union In Point Pleasant CHESTER- Council 323, Psalm 23. Smith, Opal Eichinger, Daughters of America, met It was reported that Emma Delores Wolfe, Laura Mae recently at the lodge hall, and Ashley recently broke her hip. Nice, Doris Orueser, Esther · observed the 68th anniversary The spring rally of District Smith, Betty ·Young, Ruth of the lodge. 13 is June I at the Meigs Smith, Thelma White, lnzy The lodge was organized in Multipurpose Senior Center, Newell, JoAnn Ritchie, Betty 1934 by the late Ada Morris, a . beginning at 9:30 a.m. Jackson, Opal Hollon, Jean member of the Theodoris Sentinels are to be present at Welsh, Enna Cleland, Mary Council of Pomeroy. All char· 8:30. Mary Jane Levan of K. Holter, Goldie Frederick, ter members of the Chester Willoughby is the State Virginia Lee, Everett Grant, Council are now deceased. Councilor. Bob Ritchie, Julie Curtis and A catered supper was Also present were Scouie Margaret Amberger. se~preceded by the bless- .--~--------------..., ing by JoAnn Ritchie. Those HEATLJ."'HY .l.ft seated at the front table were introducted by Erma Cleland, . Deputy State Councilor; OHIO'S HEALTH INSURANCE Mary Jo Barringer, member of the stateDoris registration comOPTION ·FOR CHILDREN miuee; Grueser, National Representative; Esther Smith, Past State Councilor; Betty Young, State Outside Sentinel; Jo Ann Health Insurance Ritchie, District 13 Deputy; Helen Wolf, State For Your Kids Represimlali ve, Wolfe played piano and Is Just A Phone Call Away sang "One Lillie Candle," witli each member' hold in~ a lighted candle. The semce also included a poem, "Best Things In Life arc Free." The regular meeting followed the observance, with Wolf presiding. The Pledges lo the Christian Flag and the American Flag were given in · unison, und ''The StarSpangled Banner" was sung. Oary Holter, J.P.C., read Donation• of AucUon Items Plr lhii..Uaall Puurlllxpta111 of · John "J.B." Ridenour ,•.,.., ,. ,.,.,..,, .t:M II• . . . •t the t:h•t• Prom II PM antll 7 Pll Oally Alladan will lit hlld an laturday, Junt II Allht llrt hou• ..,,.._. r. ••• ........... olll (748) IINIG7 .( Call Today! 992-2117 1-800-992-2608 Meig~ County Department of Job and Family Services 175 Race Street Middleport, Ohio 45760 < �• r r;.-a.ta Pap A I •llle o.ly S.nlfual Hi landers Fun set u ·still coming late or torna o • ro·ed Some employees upset over late checks BY MARK tbuBURH MHAU.IItJRNOMVOAII.YREGISTUI.COM NEW HAVEN, W.Va.Problems with payroll checks . at Hi11htanders Alloys LLC conhnue, but the owner says he is covering the checks. Several employees, all of whom wish to remain anonymous, say they ·were forced to wait until Saturday afternoon to get their checks. which they couldn't cash until Tuesday because banks were dosed over the Memorial Day Weekend. "They had them over here all this time, and they didn't hand them out until I (o'clock) on Saturday. So getting our checks out and I had to tab mine to a m~king sure lhe pa,yment check cashing loan place Wilt be paid. they charged me S34,'' "We had a shortage of employee Greg Roush said. cas.h now. Payroll is a pri"The way they're talking, ority," Bannai said. "'We they're not going to (reim- are looking to find a snluburse him). And that upsets tion . When our cash-llo,w me very much because I witt . be OK, they win gel have a large family to their checll:s. an time. This feed," . . was a very short delay. in Roush produced a recetpt my o~inion. We will do our from the payroll ca.Sh ser- best.' vice that charged him $34, , When asked . bf '.'Absolutel_r, h~ will be Higblanden was in 1ruuble. retmbursed, satd owner Bannai s.aid, "1. would nol Dr. Boris Bannai. "Any of say the compa.ny is in trou:our employees that were ble. We are short in cashinconvenienced will be now. We are talking to taken care of.'_' financial people right now, Bannai indicated the and I think we should be checks were held until OK." Saturday solely to make Bannai indicated that sure the money was in the Highlanders had fired up account to clear. its la.rgest furnllce this "We tried to Wlltch our week, which will do11ble . cash-now with the pay- the plant's production a11d · ; roll," Bannaii said. "We are solve its cash-Oow issues. ; Pomeroy fiCMI Pllp A1 Graduates attending and the class they graduated with are as follows: 1925, Kathleen Scott, ·Racine; 1927 (75th reunion), Nonga Fleming Roberts, Pomeroy; 1931, Mary K. Baer Roush, l?,adne 1932 (70th reunion), Virginia Smith . Heilman, Canton; 1934, Rachel Elberfeld Downie, Racine; 1935, Dora SwankCrispin. Westerville. and Geneva Webster Haney, Findlay; 1936, Madalyn Pickett Markham, Plantation. Fla., Eugene Wolfe, Clevdand; . 1937 (65th reunion), Margaret Thomas Bailey. Sylvia Heilman Midkiff. Celia Leifheit Hart, Charles Sayre, Pomeroy; Allegra Wood Will, Rutland; 1938. Ziba Midkiff, Marie Dorahs Curd and Iris Bailey Collins, Pomeroy; 1940, Charles Pickett, Dania, Fla.; Mary Karr Bowen, Pomeroy; . 194 1, Abbie Warner Stratton, Wanda Jacobs · Eblin, Pomeroy; Don E. Mullen, Fort Myers, Fla.; 1942 (60th · reunion), Mary Sayre Rogers, Danbury, Texas; John L. Hawley, Falls Chuf!:h, Va.; Charles H. Evans, Colorado SJ?rings, Colo.; Wanda Potts Rtzer, David Holter, Marjorie Forbes Reuter, Pandora·Strickland Collins, all of Pomeroy; Ruth Pierce and Marie Houdashelt, Syracuse; Louise Russell Gilkey, Albany; and John S. Crooks, Columbus; 1943, Charlotte Mees Evans, Colorad!J Springs, Colo.; Mary Wiggins Bent~. Belva Young Glaze, Addie Matson Buck, and Mary Grueser Russell, Pomeroy; and Jack Matson, Columbus; 1944, Joanne Raub Tatterson and William Buck, Pomeroy. · 1945, Patrick Wood, Bill Harrlaon Radford and Patricia Watson Buck, aII of Pomeroy. 1846, Eleanor Smith Walter, Toledo; Roy Holter, Howard B. Mullen, George Wright, of Pomeroy; Mary K. Foster Yost, Syracuse; and Dorothea Wogan Lambrij!ht, Cortland; 1947 (55th reunion), Barbara Roush Goodrich, Westerville; Evelyn Cook Clark, Mildred Kapteina Phillips, Ida Johnson Murphy, Frank Vaughan·, Frank Ryther, .Joe Struble, Bill Ohlinger, Kenny Wiggins, all of Pomeroy; Horton Thomas, Howard, Ohio; and Evelyn Feiger, Toledo: 1948, Joseph E. Foster, Mount Sterling, Mich'.; James Will, Phil Ohlinger, Carol Evans Ohlinger, June Whaley VanVranken, Pomeroy; and James Lochary, Amesville; 1949, Ann Foster Cottrill, Lancaster; George Dallas, Agoura Hills, Calif.; Loi~ Smith Hawley, Martha Terrell Struble, John E. Werry, Pomeroy; Bill Tubbs, Syracuse; Patricia Meier Suchoza, McMurray. Pa.; Jack Seelig, Starke, Fla.; and Raymond Williams. Pollock, Mo.; 1950, Robert Burton, Margaret Thuener Lehew, and Nora Riggs Eason, Pomeroy; John Boyd, Oak Hill; and Emmogene Edwards Hamilton, Syracuse; 1951, Shirley Hysell Sopher, Middleport; Thomas Rose, Cherry, Creek, N.Y.; Janet Hill Theiss, Racine; Jolihne Jones Williams, Syracuse, and Lily Girolami Strickland, Woodville; , 1952 (50th reunion), William A. Smith, Oceanside, Calif.; John C. Foster, Citrus Heights, Calif.; Earl . R. Kesterson. Wilmington; Ann Piersall Persinger, Mount Hope, W.Va.; Jean Joachim Wolfe, Belpre; Ro.bert Lehew, Whitehall; Charles Roush. Phtlo; George W. Venoy, Columbus.; Sue J~an Raub, Sally Nease Owens, Ronnie Smith, Phyllis Me1er May. Mary Grueser McAngus, Cora Vaninw~~gen Marr, Ted Warner, Mary Stace Powell, and Mila Stark Woods, all of Pomeroy; Sarah Stowe Neigler, Racine; Harry Lew Brown, Orange, Texas; Dan Wesl, Dover; John Tubbs, Washington Court House. Shirley Beegle Huston, Syracuse; Edna ·Hat-field Starr, Willoughby; Stephen Hill • Moorpark, Calif.; Guy Guinther, Glllliipolis: Helen Forbes Jones, Belpre; Dorothy Gruesr Urban, Morrisville. Pu.; and Richard Gilkey. Clifton. W.Va. 1953, Sally Bartels Ayers and Mildred Stockton Bernard. Athens; Daisy Russell Gillogly, Albany; Jack Raub, Pomeroy, Shirley Smilh Smith, Frankie Evans Hunnel. Marlene Moore Wilson, Clarice Clifford Kitchen, James W. Kitchen, all of Pomeroy; Ted Scott, Westland, Mich.. Kenneth Cole Bellville; Sue Struble Tubbs, Syracuse. ' 19_.54, Don Y~ti!_ger, Canal Winchester; Phil Colhns. Taylor!t!.fl.C.: 1955, Nancy Jacobs Hanold, Columbus; Jo Ann Snowden, West, Dover: Stacie Arnold. Racine; Harley Johnson, Pomeroy; Marleen Brown Reinhart, Albany; 1956, Carolyn Brown Charles Syracuse; Ron Benrhs, David Riggs, Pomeroy; Mary Jane Scott Wise. Middleport; Bobby Hill, West Jefferson; 1957 (45th reunion), Janice Roush, Chesapeake; ·Ted . Beegle, Worthington; Robert Roberts, Umontown; Jerry Davis and Rita Neutzling Davis, Sumpter, S.C.; Mary Jane Eichinger Gibbs, Parkersburg, WVa.· Milton Lambert, Cincinnati; Edith R'iggi Heckert, Rootstown; Barbara Donovan ~ylin, Newark; Michael Oblinger, Albany; Jtmmy Joe Hemsley. April Shasteen Smith, June O'Brien Eichmger, Lila Terrell Mitch, Suzanne Vaughan Warner. Rich Houdashelt, Judy Spencer King, Carol Curtis Riggs,_ and Dan Morris, all of Pomeroy; Judy Hoyt Morris. Middleport; Janet Struble Williamson, Rutland; Brenda Strauss Eimer Dub Iin; Earlene Renshaw Bumgardner: Mason; James White, South Charleston, W.Va.; Bob Eastman. Gallipolis, and Gary Carman, Pataskala. 1958, Marcia Grueser Arnold: Racine; and Norbert Neutzling, Marion. 1959, Robert Gloeckner, Canal Winchester; Patty &ilkeslee Circle. Wichilll, Kansas; Eldon. ~.fon Sau.ters, Pomeroy; Ruby Taylor McM1lhon, Mtddleport; Carolyn Meier Podbesek, Menton, and Sheila Strauss Eastman, Gallipolis. 1960, Linda Crow Beegle, Worthington; Janet Rummel Leffle, Ed Bartels, Pomeroy; Howard Parker, Greensboro, Ga.; Ronme Carman, Pataskala and Becky Grueser Baker, Fort Worth, Texas. 1961, Mike Roberts, Akron; Sally Poster Williams, Marion; Norman Price,· William Young, and Ben Ewin~. Pomeroy. 1962 (40th reumon), Connie · Roush Devore, Crown City; Charles Taylor, Newark; Larry Morarity, Lancaster; Judy Miller Jewell, Raymond Jewell, Christine Faber Saurers, Alice Casto Hilton, Judy Hewetson Dixon, all of Pomeroy; Terry Ohlinger, Zanesville; Anita Russell Neutzling, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Michael Werrry, Belpre; Larry Johnson, Rutland; and Robert Sprouse. ·. 1963, Judith Wehrung Sisson, Pomeroy; Gloria Shumate Johnson, Rutland; · I 964, Yvonne Beat Young, Robert Buck, Pomeroy; Louella Thompson Roush, Houston, Texas; · 1965, Carla Will Werry, Belpre; Faye Cramer Isenhour, Claremont, N.C.; Donna Houck Carr, Pomeroy; Peggy Folmer Crane, Middleport, Marianne Thompson Mitchell, San Antonio, Te~tas. 1967 (35th reunion), William R. Radford, Columbus; William B. Downie, Racine; Nancy Titus Kames. Austin, Texas; Debra Spencer, Pomer~; Susie Oilton Mash, Cheshire; and Sandy Beal Bailey, Albany. . rlins In 11 ' To The Eastern Eagles CHARLOTTE. N.C. {API - The crew ~:hief tor Mrut Murtin wli& fintld $50,000 by NASCAR becuuse Mttrtin's winning cur in the Clll:u·Coln 600 wus found to be ubout un eighth ol' 1111 Inch billow the minimum height I'Cquirement of SI inches. Boys Track Team .. llpr peeps for U.~Open FARMINOOALE, N.Y. (AP) - Tiger Woods bilgun his prepnmt1ons for the U.S, Open, playing the Blnck Coutsc at 8ethpuac State Pnrk with Mul'k O'Melll'll. O'Meuro said the course would favor power hlucrs because of its record lenath, u par 70 ot 7,214 yards. · Mlchl1an booster pleads pllty DETROIT (AP) A Mlchli!(IO booster uccused of lllo~ully tending $600,000 to Chns Webber ond three other Wol verlncs bnsketbnll pluy· er~. plcuded guilty to u feder- · ul consplrncy churao. As part of Ed Murtln's plcn. he ugreed to cooperate with the 11overnment ond the university in their investlyurlons of Improper benefits to bn, ketboll pfuyeril. NBApro~ses replay rules · ' Reds knock off Marlins, 6-5· ! See today'a IPUI lB I8Ctlon tor details ... B1 ' SACRAMENTO, Collf. (.AP) - lnMtnnt repluy, purt of the NHL and NFL for severn! • years, miaht be used In the NBA ns early us next seoson. Deputy Commls~loner Russ Oronlk suld the teaaue will muke u proposal to the Competition Committee at o mcct1na In · Chicogo next week. • ' . '' 1\llhllt\ t\1' the ~ur. ... hil\lt\I!S• Ntn'tls: W>~lkcr 's 1'\t'llt~ f>~VIIret'~ llt'l>t-llll\jl~ tl\lllll\1\lt\1! ~it\l!lc htct"Ca~'\\\1 hj~ blcs l'l:mtltm~, Op~llcllls hiUlng s1~11k to IO.tlil: m-e lltl\V ~0-f'Ot-3'1 ~ilhlst l\l~~t by II ~L'tls jll,~t thl~ ·r;~wu~t in the lll'l>t hmh~ · SCII~~lll, '" 'f~t'l>ill\\t Ulli\\\!Cd rwr 1\11\s uml ~Yen hlh In 111\\'r the ~cds 1'\X\chcd ol\ ~\ICII hillh~~. - - hi~ lt\I~St till~ h\1)., • K1ngs go • 3~2 on LA. Lucas, Cavs slapped . over LeBron workout SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - For Mike Bibby, It was a chance to mllke the big shot. · For Kohil Bry1111t, much n\ore cx~l· eneed in these mnttm, It was nnother mlstlre. And this time, tbert w11s no Robert Harry to rescue tho Los Angeles Lnkers. Bibby, cmer&h\11 liS a star In h\s flrst v\sh lo the plnyolfs, mndo · 11 22-footer with 8.2 seconds remain ina . Tuesday night to give the Sacmmento Kings to u 92·9 I victory nnd a 3-2 leud In the Western Conference finals. When Bryunt's potential winner from the right corner hit the rim und bounced uwuy. the Kings drew within one wit\ of their t'lrst uppeuronce In the NBA Finals since 19SL And the two-lime defending chanlJ)l· on 1.1\kers, winners or 13.titles since th1ll time, ure one loss from ollmlnntlon. Onme 6 Is Friday night In Los Angeles, Orune 7, If necessury, will be Sunday at Arco Arena, Bibby was freed for the wlnnlna shot by o screen from Chris Webber thnt knocked Derek Fisher to the floor. "I told Chris that If he hnnded the bull out to me, I was aolna to moke h," snld Bibby, who scored 23 points. ''1 think there ore u lot of people on this team who could have taken tho last shot," ''This Is my flrst year here," he ndded; "I'm lu t happy to be here." Bibby, wlio spent his first three NBA seusons wlth the huplesa Vuncouver Orlzzlles, came to Sacramento . II months ugo In 11 trade for Jason · Wlllloms , ~·In the huddle Mike satd he wanted to IWiioio.-• shoot It," said Webber, who hlld 29 Plltl AWAY- Sacramento'• Mike Bibby pute up e points nnd 13 rebound . "We all have ehot over the Lektl'l' Otrl!k Flaher with 8.2 eooondl r~melnlnl In the aeme, giving the Kina• a 92· IIINH "' Klnp, 81 . 91 win over the Lekere on Tueeday. (AP) .. �12 • I ll I .. . . . , . . 2112 Braves gain first place in a costly victory Adanla stata Damim Moss (2-1) "'We' re in firSt all by oorselves. and gave up two nms in five inniD&S for ~ have gu~ off die beach doing lhe win, and the Braves' bullpen bdd what it tal.-es,n Janes said. '"But we had to pay the price with a ooople of Montreal !lOOidess the rest of the way. John Smoltz WOiked a sc:udess gn~ Pna do-.~ lfs a ~ the Braves have been ninth for his 14th save. paying all season. S~ Gary Masato Yoshii (2-2) gave up three Sheffield is already sidelined with a runs in I 1-3 relief innings in die loss. Expos seoond baseman Jose Vndro pulled left hamstring. He was relegatwent 0-fut-4, ending his can:cr-best ed to pinch-hi~but managed to draw a bases · walt Thesclay 21hitting stJeak. ~~often people want to shake befon: leaving foe- a pindH\Pmter. Anodler outfielder, BJ. Slntloff, your hand when you go Q-for-4," was lost for the ~ early on with Vndro said. "I'm not down. lt's going to happen sooner or later." a knee injury, •• ,...... ..,:-\.• .,. •, • • .... .... • =.. • ... ... • • ·-- •• ••• --•• . ,.• .•• - --......... •• - ••• lit ""* &...: .. '- ·"* : a ~ ms ~ 4! I •• 11!1 1m i"W t I M :-'\. ~"· - 17 • "'~ftisi >t1 cc "' a '*'~1•*' <bbl~ l tol !!lllb sn Hit ,m pitches Cleve and to 4-2 win 1-- (U\IB.ANO (AP)- When be pitched in California for the Aftgds, Ollldc Finley had th.e jlleasure of being in the ~ ~Ha!l <'KF.-- Don Dcysdate many times; He'sm•t~. Fmley s'ti'UCk (JI)t II, including a club reoonl~ng six ~ and allowed jUst lhree bits in seven innings ~ ni.itbt to tead the Cleveland lndians to a 4-2 victory 'OV't:r theDetroit t"i.ll:tn. The ~yea--<:lld leii.fwlder won for the fi~ time sinoe Aalri\ 26 -a spm 'Of six StartS -and also moved into a tie 'M'th Drysdale far 2-4th place an lhe ~strikeout list with ....... 2.,~. .... ---- I • 1\.'t . . . ·. "I met Don Wild IUs wife~itea few ·tiR'IeS," Finley said of the late ~· tuln-llarider. "lt's nice .to be up t11e1e in \bat~~~· li's :a tribute to being healthy and play- "\!~~ bad dllee RBls llld Ellis Butks hometed tor the Indians, who won' for the foorth time in five games and 1re oonvinoed they can still make a ·ron in the AL ~tnl. But if they fall farther bade in the division, Finley expects lhe IMians to make :some lnldes. He knows his name may be at the top of the leaving-town list. "1lley tnilllt get a Triple-A guy for me now," Finley said lallabing. "Or maybe a player and a pitching .m~hine." Rnlty (3.()) gave up two runs and twO. htts mtbe first \l'nl\i\'1& bllt thti\ dominated. He retired 20 of 21 before Bl'l'lldoll opened the eigh~ with an infield single to 'el\d t:l.nle:y's 1\~1. . . l'iinley s\ruck \'>\it the side in the sixth and seventh, tying Bob Fellet (1~38) and Bart'Oio Colon (2000) for the team record for most tonsect~tive strikeouts. Paul Shue~ finished the eighth, and Bob Wiclctnan worbd the n1nth for his 12th save, getting rnge on a fotceoot M\er the Tigers loaded the bases with two outs. Fmnan singled home Cleveland's first run in the fifth off Jeff Weavet <"-'6), and then gave th~ Indians a 3-2 lead with . a two-run single with two oots in the sixth. Weavet, who lost a no-hit bid with two outs In the eighth last week In beiting Finley 2.0, flirted with another before Jim Thome do\nbled to wen the fifth. · F1:ylnan followed witli an RBI sh1~le, cutting Detroit's lead to 2,1 and snapping the Indians 13-inning scoreless streak ~~~~n~t the ril!ht-hander. Weaver allowed three runs and six hits in seven innings, aild extended his streak of not giving up a hi:Jme run to 78 innings - baseball's best streak to open a season since The Dtllt Seowlii_. • hge B 3 www.mr' Myullfl.._com :Meigs honors spring student-athletes : IYJIMS......... t I I . SOOML COM£SIIONilENT R9CK _SPRINGS- The spring sports banquet "'-as held .~!C:S~ H1gh School Thursday night honoring all llh- r at . TVC Coach of the Year Nathan Hansen in«ruccuttd members of the Ohio Divisioo Otampioo varsity -softball team. Team members ll<looled were Carrie Abbott Kara Musser Ashley B~~-~ge, Heather Fetty, Mindy Chancey, Kati~ Jeffers, Ahc1a Werry, Kayte Davis, Jessica Bl:~eU~~~r, Kristen · Napper, Amanda Fetty, Jaynee Davis, Miranda Stewart, Nikki · Butcher. Xantha Smidt and Renee Bailey. · Jeffers was named lVC MVP with TVC fust-team honors ' goi.ng to Davis and Olancey and second team All lVC to Butcher. A special All-TVC award was given to Lindsay Bolin. · Coach Jennifer Jones recognized members of theN softball ~~- Tirzah Dodson. Pamela Rupe, Erica Poole, Holly Wi11_1ams. Natasha ~se, Samantha Pierce, Jennifer Cade, Jesstca Howell, Bobbi Napper, Chrissy Miller. Amanda King, ~shley Baylor, Jena Wilt, and Jodi Donohue. The team finIShed the season with only two losses. Coach Dan Thomas_introduced members of the varsity baseball team. John Stanlel, Jacob Smilh DarrickKnllPJI! limmy Smilh, Zach Glaze, Doug Dill, Kyl~ Hannan, DaVId ~cCiure, Buzz Faclder, Brandon Ramsburg and Chris Smith. : F1rst-team All-TVC hoiiOill went to Stanley with Sec'Ond team • honors to Facklet. Stanley, Knapp and Jacob Smith all ·: received All-District honors. .· : : Jeremy Grimm introduced members of the 15-1 reserve :. baseball team. lY Ault, David Boyd. Eric Cullums, Eric : Bu":'em~ Brandon Fackler, Matt Holley, Jeremy Blackston, : Edd1e Ftfe, Ross Well. Michael Davis, Curtis Vanan, Brandon Grover, Chet Wigal and Gary Kauff. : _Coach Mike Kennedy presented members of the boys and · guls track teams. Members of the boys' team are, TYson Lee : Evan Shaw, Nick McLaughlin, Rodolfo Milanez, J.P. Varian: :. 'on Diddle, Lee Layton, Jerem)l Roush, Bruce Glover, Gary : Moore. Josh Ray, Ryan Stobart, Grant Arnold, Joe Howard : and Adam Wise. :: . Members of the girl's team are Brook Bolin, Shannon . : , ~oulsby, Em~ly Story, Jami Hayes, A_shley_ Halley, Brandi : .. homas. Em1ly Ashley, Justine Dowler, Megan Garnes and ••t::ass1e Lee. All·TVC honors went to Bolin, high point total in :: phio Division and first-team AII-TVC. Soulsby, Garnes and ::Lee were-also first team All· TVC. : Athletic director Rick Blaettnar presented All-Academic :::rvc awards to Katie Jeffers, Jaynee Davis, Mindy Chancey, :; :f'lick-McLaughlin, Emily Story and Brook Bolin. •• _c_,.._.. t:tO ~~-"'-· ..., . . at ., 1ME COURT OF CCl? OM PLEAS 7 Gt$ COUNTY, ORO spring Otflc:e. AnVQM lntenslecl In til ls ro•cl clo$1ng · Is I 1' : -.. tD attend. GIOr\OO~ Cloflo ••Iss Basebai?/Softbal? AIHVC awards; frOm left, front: Nikki Butcher, Mindy Chancey, Katie Jeffers, Jaynee Da>ns. Back: Jacob Smith, Derrick Knapp, John Stanley. 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Just like his last start ~ainst the tigers, Finley sbUggled early, giVl!'$. up two runs m the first before getting Wendell ABOUT nME- Cleveland's Chuck Antey delivers against Detroit's Bobby Higginson In the first · M~ to htl into an lnnlng-endit~¥ double play. Finley has given up 10 tirst-innmg runs in 10 starts for a tnntng J\,lesday In Cleveland. Antey pitched seven Innings to get the win es the Indians beat :. 9.00 ERA. But in the other eight innings, his ERA is 3.54. Oetrolt 4-2. (AP) three games against the TWINS 11, RANGERS 4 . CU.S 3, PltuTES 0 DoDGERs 8, BREWERS 4 the first two innings. defending AL West champiYANKEES 4, WHITE Sox l Jacque Jones hit a grand Matt Clement (3-3) took a Marquis Grissom hit a goons at Safeco Field last week. Derek Jeter and Bernie slam off Chan Ho Park (1-2) no-hitter into the seventh ahead two-run homer and Rupe (5·S) finished with a before Brian Giles singled, added an RBl single as Los Williams sparked an eighth· and tied a career high with beating . the then settled fur a two-hitter in Angeles overcame a four-ron inning rally with RBl singles 1 five RBis as visiting five-hitter, Mariners for the second his first c~r com~lete deficit to beat visiting and Rondell White doublea Minnesota handed Texas its straight time after losing his in the go-ahead runs as New fifth straight defeat. game . to lead vistllng Milwaukee. Alex Rodriguez hit his 15th first four career decisions Chicago. Rusch (3-5) allowed five York won at Chicago. . Ted Lilly (2-4) allowed homer to ~e over the AL against them. l<ris benson (0-3) strug- runs and nine hits in 5 1·3 three hits in seven innings for lead, but the Rangers lost for John Flaherty's grand slam gled for the third time in four Innings. · finished a five-run third the Yankees, who won their the lOth time in 11 games. stars shtce returning from ROCKIES 31 PADRES 2, fourth straight to remain a · D·RAYS 5, MARINERS 1 inning against Seattle right· reconstructive elbow surgery, 12 INNINGS Ryan Rupe pitched his first bander Joel Pineiro (4-2), gh>ln~ up five hits and three Bobby Estalella homered game behind Boston in the career complete game for the who allowed five runs in runs tn 2 2-3 innings. with two outs in the top of the AL Ea5t. ATHLETICS 51 ORIOLES 2 Devil Rays, who won two of three innings. PHILLIL'I S, M.:t'S 3 12th inning and Colorado Mark Mulder (3-4) won for ~ " ...•• . . . · lJo . y Abreu doubled earned its seventh win in the first time since April 6, . twi a d drov til two runs eight game~. allowing one earned run over as e a won for just Estalella hit an 0·1 · pitch six innings as Oakland won the tift t me In 26 road from Jeremy Fikac (3-4) for games. _ _ his sixth homer in 13 games. at Camden Yards. Eric Chavez and Adam Rhea Cormier (2-4) got Jose Jlmenet (1-2) held the Piatt both hit two-run homers out of a jam In the· sixth to Padres to three hits in two off Calvin Maduro (2-5) for earn the victory. innings, striking out four. Steve Trachsel (3·.5), who Justin Speier got Deivl Cruz the A's, whose fourth straight was 5·0 with a 2.0 I ERA in to foul out wlth runners on victory matched a season his last silt stlirts against the first and second for his first high. RoVAUi 7, ANGEUi 4 · Phillies, loKt. career save. San Diego Paul Byrd gave up three CAitDINAUi 4, AstROS 1 stranded 14 rUnners. runs before retiring a batter, Albe~t Pu.lols ilnd Eli REo Sox 6, BLUE JAYS 4 but settled down to .earn his Marrero each hit two-run Toronto closer· Kelvim ei~hth win for host Kansas lloloi!&IIIIHotwlrll hotne runs In the first inning Escobar (1-2) walked Jason · lliflol ..... lV 1'1t11m IIIII Ill! St. Louts clinched the sea· Varltek and Trot Nixon wilh Cny. Byrd (8-2) gave up a twoI!&. . , :I I Ill son series with Houston. the bases loaded in the ninth run homer to Darin Erstad . _ l•• wlooJ.. The visiting Cardinals lnnln!J to give visiting Boston and a solo blast to Troy Glaus ....., •.....,..,r.,IO improved to 9-2 against the w1n. Houston with six game& Jose Offerman hit a two- in the first, but dldn 't allow llr lilly 12111"'"'""' 'Wiidll'lljOrftctiDINIM11-!nllfllft"'w'M'!Mit"""*"' between the teams still run homer for the 1.\ed Sox, another run until Garret l"raU:t hlr II'Of'riOIIOI\ ,., M Mw. rllllllllflcUid or lht:orlli'MII lylilnl Mild Oft ~ remaining In September. ·who rallied after Pedro Anderson's solo homer with one out in the eighth. AIMftll'l,., .............................. GIANTS 1_, D•IIACKS 0, Martinez allowed four runs in II~N. MTV, TNT. Cart- Nolwwll. _..., · 10 INNINGS Chlnnolonol CNN.I'Iuo;- mGftl Benito Santiago hit an . - - .... CLYDE & lAD IE . . RBl single In the lOth 8URIAIICRACY... . W , AI h-_t H A H . inning to extend his hitting t re II ere t omel streak to 13 games and give Sep your Pomeroy, Ohio trz~~~dsco a victory over LOCAL- HOMETOWN After Mike Myers (3-2) Insurance agency! walked Batry Bonds, Jeff Whtll The Mason, West VIrginia Kent singled off Bret Print. filet Ptrlln DOWNING CHILDS Santiago followed with Mull M another shigle. ••• A11eweu en usaar Olants cfoser Robb Nen T.. Phlll c.. MOT ••lp yeti. AGENCY . (3-0) pllched the 1Oth for . Pomeroy (140) 992·3381 the win. '-------------;,;.;,....;.;.;,;,, 1 JOHNSON'S (740) 992·1182 (304) 773-5305 • Open 24 hours. 7 Days per week .· camp from Page81 GAME CAPSULES • 8 arn - 5 pm Keith Oiler •nge - Count, ODmrrlhaWt-.r• register on-line . at • www.bartrumundbrown.com · The golf tournament will -be held at the Spring Valley Country Club on Saturday, June 29. The tournament will -Kings .from Page 81 .' ~onfidence in Mike. J just wanted to get a piece of Fisher." · The Lakers countered by :getting the ball to Bryant, as : :xpected. Closely guarded by · :~he smaller Bobby Jackson, :Bryant let fly from the right •porner with one second left. :The shot wasn't close. : - Bryant and Shaquille •O'Neal each missed as time. : was running out in Game 4 : before Horry's 3-pointer • gave the Lakers a 100-99 vic: tory to even the series. : Horry wasn't open this : time. Webber said there was · no way he was going to leave : him alone. ; "I was just trying to shoot · over (Jackson) and the shot : went long," said Bryant, who ; scored 30 points. "We'll take : the one-point defeat, go ' home and win the next : game." : Sacramento seemed to ~ :·in good shape when O'NeaJ, • fouled out with 3:22 left; : Bibby drew the big man's sixth foul on a drive down the ; lane. . · The Kings took an 88-87 : lead on a free throw by ; Webber with 2:23 to play, but :a jumper by Bryant 14 sec· onds later and two free · throws by Samaki Walker . with 59.3 seconds left put the Lakers on top by three. II begin at noon at the country club with a luncheon with the tournament getting underway at I:00 with a shotgun start. Green fees for the golf tournament is $100, which includes cart, food and refreshment during the Friday night celebrity auction and at the course oil Saturday, among other prizes. The format will .be a four-man bestBibby made two· free throws with 46.6 seconds .to go and Viade Divac blocked a shot by Bryant 17 seconds later to set the stage for the biggest shot of Bibby's life. · A.nd the biggest in the history of the Kings - at least to date. After the ball was tipped out of bounds with ·11.4 seconds left, the Kings called time. Coach Rick Adelman diagrammed the play: Bibby inbounded to Webber, ,who handed the ball back and set the screen on fisher. When it worked, the fans at Arco Arena went wild. When the game was over, Divac blew kisses to the crowd. Team owner Gavin Maloof ran across the court, leaped onto the scorer's table and kept pumping his. fist as the deafening volume increased. The Lakers looked grim as they entered their locker room, aware of the task at hand. "I got a couple silly fouls called and fouled out of the game," O'Neal said quietly. When asked if they were legitimate b calls·, O'Neal smiled and replied: "You tell me? What I think doesn't count." O'Neal shot 14-of-18 in scoring 28 points - all in the first and third quarters. Usually in double figures in free-throw attempts, he missed his only try from the line and had just seven rebounds. ball scramble with three man and Brown Football Camp, teams, the fourth golfer will and can be mailed to Bartrum be purchased at the celebrity and Brown Football -Camp, P.O. Box 9497, Huntington, auction. For more information con- wv 25704-0497. tact 304-429.5570 or 304697-5640. Checks can be made payable to: Bnrtrum Buy-Sell or Trade In the Classlfleds! 992-2155 Public Sale and Auction NOTICE: lo hereby 1 n d S 1 vI n g 1 glv•n that on Comp1ny, Pomeroy, Silurday, Juno 1, Ohio, rtltrVII tho 2002, 11 10:00 a.m., 1 right to bid 11 thll public"" will be htld tall, 1nd to wlthdrow at 211 Wool Second thl obOVI COIIIIIIII Strtat, Pomeroy, Ohio, prior to 1111. 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Gar•s• .= c m= tl::: 1 10 1 I 1 r.r:r• 7': '~•~'0:1. :~~~ ·="~:,ft:'u:~,;i'~ :~~:l~oiOI~oom =-~;'il/01~:a,,~l~lll~; ur ~ To~':...£o~n~ry ~~ng, ~::=:.CIIIItllt!tpm. ==~.:~~:::, s,w..=-_..., .... :,:W wr R: = =- a .740-667-0363 74().992·1871 Hill's OtACnt/AC & Gravely Self Storage M1111y Ferguson 20670 Baahan Road Racine, OH 45771 740.949-2217 81111 15'11:1 0' to 10'x30' · Business Services MANLEYS SELF STORAGE I aua~ ~;::.5z:.~17S r I or ~ Coolville, OH 4572J FREE .....-..... .,...,_, I Dealers Stop aCOmll)ll't I 1000 St: Rt. 7 South en...- r .••ANn:D ., LARRY SCHEY Case-IHPam Remodtllng · Clofd- eo ::t, .r •u••.-•• tn•ln Fac1ory Authorized Complete mi==O fllolln ~18"am or!* lW!n . '*""' _, .,,..,, All Makes Tractor & Equipment Parts NtwHomta lllllAoollmAnFftlnll(ltch. til. I Ill. 0..01 . . , _ , C l l . - . 1 - * '· 111M ~ lulO 1111. I IIIII - 740.742·3411 DIPGRII . Pllfl \be (7«1)1*111 M'ft"IIUO' FREE ESTIMATES! .. . $~~±~I • • -..-ssolo SilO 1* - , t. " ---~..,.,. n NEIDEQ, . . _ ... ........ ~ ...'10.. ---~~ ~co~e~-.~--:-:::== Uf!G!Nli..V ................,-- -· ........_..,._ ---. • ..... . ............. ......__ ........... .-............ ....... ·---.. "*"'' - hlttW noiMII moilm BryanRttvtl New Hornea. Room Addltlonl, Qaragta, Pole Bullc:llnga, Roofs, Siding, Otckl, Kltchena, Dryw111 It Mora 992·5479 eo«CIIMtlt...,.. - (MO. . . . . . - AuthorizedAgent IIIlO ~ I II<. - eM, IIIII... SoNM "'"'" $3.~ Sunset Home Construction Jett Warner Jns. blhtl'tlftf...... Ow . E~L AOoiOl. 30 ~. Mltll. c.Mel AA, I of lnltMt ID: l1ot . Dlli!V Oortate 'l'lld Salt l - . : ACM Q0CM1 riobttG 1111>· ~ Stn11ntt. PO Bolo nwo. =-·~ pllooo. !*)4SI,IIIM -!*)eH-lut • ~ Otlio 45m. Athena. 740-~ ~= .,:~.._POtntrov. lilt COit'CittiM Stllrv w MMJJll J IM~IId03bt., l • LCIIQa'*Ot' lui lOur! ""'M•.' - " ID Dttow t1on1 EQull ~ Ellctp1ionll Frircll llitntllt ldlht'l flfttft ..... . D - and - FriiSa~ ...... aloft fulocliO!Ia. l1ot auc- plDvo< ~~ - , PaoF"'J Po~l'lmt~ ba., many ....... ~ ~ 3pm, St Rl. 7 fliiiiOIIte ON 1... 110. QIIOtn cal- 1<1()tl4Nia4 Mtlgo~llgl• ..l fur. lltltod ... abiiiiVIDba.... ~~-tuO,wlwttl~jtt\, iPtdll n~~~~... ktjbotld, - · bit, _..tely hondlot nlo'9L' : ....... Mild ~ applltnoto, ~ ll Mra ~ Pltlm R11tliiOQ toota. ml* atw, conlldorlttal lntOtmatton, to Clinic: Htr Jotonaona loloblt. Homt ana MINI "-'~~· For on - . - . toyt, tda!l' lo ~ tnd 111111 Rtllllont O..nmtnt: Porlt on Eultm A... In Enttnatnlng Elatrltnce 1tMII. ligl>l ..,...._ _,. tlon ..-.lilly In 1 Jtdolon Pilot; Oollillollo GoiiiiiOIIt Lot f1 8 I~ I '\ I \ I ', Viall Htr. Coli tt•Oin3· -11. lll'(>'llllllla"- lUI. IUI'Ptfltd ~ . Ohio <ISUI,ISII• In ,Q 1111. HolM. c.Mei AA, ntw Ut,800,(l.OI'"I·1028 .., ' 1712, Cloltlic:<oiM. ()H. • In ltdllltlon, dtmctMI..'" 814-«t-!1531. Equal Op- ball\, L-ltd lt lit 7tto lloua fllly<n cniytPIHM. ~==~:::::::; Ttoro 'hlwnhoun Aport, ' t~ wltn "~·-• .....,,..,..E......... SIMI, Ntw ' Hit-. Ia ~ ••• I ~ lloltj ·31 l Junt 1, .., Bald- odlce. man $3it,500. f*)lll-3m 1M F1Miwood 18<80, 3 mtn • ............1 GM>A\I:AV aa- -Ina · managing - ,ca\lt ., .11~" au•aR~aoll '' ,., badlolom, a lull bolll, -"" 8tdroomt. F1oort: Cl\, wn Ra. (5 mt1t1R<l, N. of! o1 Rt· tlltcllvely..with ~ •• 111 llltto. Nftttf. Cafl)<ltt<l; ctntl. babV clothtl, hlah .,. and fl"llllliwiV with vitiIIIOIIIIblt tor 11ot dtiiVtrv ot 3 lltdroom a Balh, alrllttlt pump, .., JIDIOh, 1 ..__. Aclull Poollllabi Pool, Pa· Klhtna , ..llllllt tor ........ ctootr, adult - · lllilo tora Ia ". ""'"· !iallrv will ba aM IIUIOina In four Sclttlotel lllck POtch. ,,. · & ....tv to ~ liD, Sll" t3IISIIolo. No Peta. ~ - "''"~ .~ uw,' toyo, gu grill and c:cmrntNulllt wllh ..,.... We hlvt. nontH. Pro•ldta IUPPOI\ ICrt Ftnetd ln. Stpllllt III<MI, UII,IOO. 740-t<ll· 1 ·3 lltdrooma Fortolottd Ltttt Plua Stounty llepoaft -~. ttlldand ...,...._ 1o LPN'I. ~~e~t•o DtiiQt. 10.12 lltJIItl. 041 Homta Fram Sth/lolo,, ~~ Flllltulrtd, o.va: ?~O·••e, 5288 . ~ H"""n Rnoulllti,IA&G lmmtdlltt Alaltia lro nuratno ........ lng. 5 flcbiNDn SIMI IIIII' Colt'llolobllt.Down, 30 VHrt 11 U% :1411: E....,lnga: 7•0t38f, Several tomtly Dlll!le ttlt, PG!ymtra, State Roult a, mtnll, HASSP Alltu· .,..d. Balbldt !'4tw Hope Fl F 0502 Kltttna• 4 ,..dy now. I Country Condit Sllop, Fit. Apple Gnwt, wv 25$02. filii-time mtnta, c ... Plana and Church. $111,000. Ctll l=..u~S: !oat AP · Lllllrtgt, 800-318, ==·~----=~ 3g=: ~,::;::oa~ ta., loll-tt.,loltv SO, 31 M&CI PD1ymtrt USA, LLC CUitOmtr PEEFI R t - Admlnilltrl !*)815-3084 I cnlytuttd !th whttt 3m Elft. 1'!08. ' TWin Fllvtra ~ IOCOfll' M'lll and Juno t . Flaln or thlnt. s_,. Divtllfty llld Ia An I II :"'~ltd':.~,!! 3 lltd!oom Hbutt tor ttlt carnptt, 34' tlllllbNOlc Su· 3 badroom I l>lllh Soulh • 1"11 opplicltlonl lor Ylld Soltt Sol. Junl 111. !QUit ()pportut11ty E~ ltrY ce poa t on a...llalllt tor oio-oal hOull llV owntr. Larvt LMng ~ bv ClulfiiMm. Slklt Gtllla SChoof Dlatrlol. No 1111 HuGS l>lltdltt!l API ~M Kill:'" 1 ":k ' " : :· k1 earn-!lpln. Kttlll 01*. St. openlnp In our moatiY PM ohltt. Contact room, · KIIChtn, 0\llroont. tit, roituP awning pe11, DtPOtl1 Allltul'".' uti1. paid 'lottldt!IV .,,<, ~· " 6 w t, 2 c · I'll. 325, \,onga•lllt, 740· ATTN: Po1n1 Plttaanl. mlln omct. Ooroth~ Ht!llet RN \,oulldrv~Sunroorn, Now llld mo... Bttutitullntldt (7.0)3111-ttM dla, •0-!192·!1011 742-2011 Polllt potlliO!\a. Cltllc .....r{1.0~~7148. ' Shlnglt<l root, CIIV Wlltr, and oul. Aatttlol ""'Y 4 Room MeuM Ntar SlOtH tbltd E.H. :104 15-M'III Outaldt , ...... !yr. old rltll/101\tll. No • .,.. ... SUCCHifUI Sllutltd Cit 113 wll\ •113,100.00. & SChoof In Galllpolll. -· ~ dog, ml•t!l. ,..... olda, qullecl. Btntlltt. For tkllll. I'•• I'~ BIJsiNl.8i oulblllldlntl on Llmt Sltc1ttn cntv·uttd _,..,, nontt, (740)448.0074 ""'~ trltlldlv. gooct atapoaltlon, m BUY aaltty, 11111 ttlllng lnlomoa· IPP ....nta mu.t · 'I'IIAINING 1(1, souillaldt. •:se.ooo. FOtHI Parlt bv HoiiV Parlt •'OR RENT ""' batn llxtd. (7401'"1· t1on call (1130)3~ E•t. bt -11 . · · .. {304)875-7301 · Homta. 3 bedroom, abaltl, For Rtnt abr. Lln<Cin A... 7U tam·•- 7 do,..-,. · will\ Ctnlllltlt, cnty . 1350 Month (304)878 048Q . At>aotuit TOp Dollar: U.S. ,..... ,.. . oriented, e.".O" Gtlllpolla Co1Mr Cot::r 3 badroom ntw!y ,.mod, $118,000,00 HI on your ' ' '. 1111180 lllto, 1100/mo, 7~0· Tb Femat. Rot, Silver, . Gold Coint, Ploof, . !'I ' (C.IIIII Clolt 'Ill Hcmt llltd, In M-pon, 0111 'Ibm fourolollon. Pharit 802· !1!40 ellk tor Nancy 80a,a151. . wellar 10 montho aolo, Dlomondo, Gold AVONIAII Alllll 'hlllu~ 0t Ullng the . Call TQdiLyl 740-4<111-438 , Andtraon thtr 5pm, 1811, Houat lor .. nl: I btdroom. ~------' spavt~~ Rtngo, u.s. Currency,· Stll. Shlrlty Spttra, :104, phonl, 1·8flb.at4·04U, {7.0)012-3348, 503 High Stretl, MlddltDOI\. Allltr IPtCI tor ~lin svra• (7~~~~;:-.:;;:=~· M,T.S. Coin SilO!>. 15 I Soc, 878· tut. Rtp IIIQ.0!.1 a74B. l!lo pela. Dtpoall rtqulrtd.' OUH, flllnili ~· PQIIO tor D GtlttPOIIa. 74odtntai ot!lce II ourcomputer WToAN'IDoiD :':'33n::,.,:; toO' _:...::.:...:::..._ _ _ _ ~tty -lng Inllltl'ltl, 1nd • Routt a, Gtlllpolla Ftrty. l'orntroyiAitoona. Coli 740- """' '""" ""' ,..,.....,.. .__.~ wanted 10 &uv uttd loloblt. dlvldu.ta 10 trtln" a Ctoolrenjoy worklnn !:1041875~ HR·I1i7 tor dtlllll. hcca, 2 l>lldroom, 'TIIIItr. S!ltCI tor Fltnl 011 7401 40 LOIT with numbtr: All MtkH Lawn Mowera btdroorn, a balh brick Golltrnrntrlt Lcano AVIlla• Plkt. Bltok Ftmale t,ob. Whllt Montgtr, P.o. Bo• 704, Poaltlon .... ra and OUI<Ioor Power Equip. ''""' •n..J,-81_!.111 1 ·~·~~H· bit. No C'"hl No Prabltml 1 H00>4 lor mo.. In· 0 n• ...._._Oil mtntRtpalrtd. FMPickup ntwtr.,..,.. •Nvn. '" Ntw ·Homto Onlv. ICrntll""'. ""'"'~"U-·nte""MI RtdOol"r ~· ~ II and dtii ..IY ovalt«blt. Call IIIHrntnl t panlllty lnlth· t740I•>~~·SOt3. ~""""""""" Chtlcla pat. I compiny Mlkt (7411)448·78114. ad), ntw IJ)tllltnota, a oar Nice houat on Mill CMk, s · 1 \ Rtwald. \3041675-30211 or Flockaprlnge Rtlilbllltatlon btne..... Dl'ICif, I'll 33 · - Ntw t,ott Modt4 ult!l t8•80 011 BFI, Nlot vord, Cleat 10 10 Ht;u> WAN'im (3114)878 075 Ctn* It looking tor dtdl· .... All 1'/Ptt ol Concrett Work, Havtn :104-882-38Q7 ~ltd let. \,olt mcdtl Town. $850/mo, plut HCurl· 1500 aq. Fnl, booutllullv fb Olltd oornpwlonalt Null' InClUding M VII o.,.ritnot. FM Ea· ;.;.:;;;:;;..:;.:..=:.::;::~-- OW will oonaldtr tradt Cit ty dtpoall. (7401~48,3481 IIIIOrtd 2nd lloor, S btd· YARI>SAI.E ., lllQ Altllllnta tor Nl, 3·11 h lth d ... llmottt. Coli (740)441 ,1382 onylhlng at tqutl volut room tpl, H/2 l>lltht, llv· 11 and 11·7 itlltha Wt ttkt e1 In •• s btdroorn, a both, a oar ••· (304)a75~311SI MOIIII.E Hmn.s lnQI dining room, rear d.ook. $$ ACT NOWII Wort< lrom prldt In our ..,;,. and ,.ai, ~. PTIFT 1111 baalottl. dtnlo and nttd grtol lnm ln1urence, 401 k, ~~.:a:ut::,b\~~:~~~ :~=~~:~~ ~': Maaon co. Poltlllne Ad. n>R Rmr ~Y~:"::l :'r~ 1-BOO·I&O·aaa l::ytra 111 )Cin ut. 11 you plld YICitlon, rniM iuat cell304,878·10&7. trey arta, 1128,000. 74D- Aooro•. t/2 AC. !Mit•x?s, a monln . StourliY tnd kty do, ;an Y.t.RJJSAul.· www.dOntworrybtrlohll>tl vt thtlt 'Jl'allllclliona naraonll 102·1048 btd, a both, a ~ 8:8.1 Sotld a bt!lroom Mobllt Homt poallo. No ptiJ, Fltltrot10RS G.t.IJJI'OI.IS .nd ,.. In homo Child oort 20 vttra Faundallon Vln11 aiding, acron trom Ntw Htvtn roqulrtd. (1401«8,4425 01 piMH conllCI VII Ltt, 01· 1 root. Covertd Clradt SChool. dlyl For E•porltnot, Atlt,.noto 3 BR, L:A, Kltchtn, and Bltok thlngtt (74DI«a·31:se rtetor of Sta" Ot.eT'nt ADVERTISING • A•olllblo. (3U.)87s-2021 both. Ntw vlnvloldlng, Ntw Porchoa, l'ronl l Back. (304)881•1107 · 11 7•0,002,8808. ook· 4 Famllv Gora~t Salt. employmtnt · wlndcwa olld rool. t,or;tlot, Vtrv Nlct trta. Hannan ~.,......,...,..---tprlnga Athobllltlllon Ctn, Somtlhlng I<Ji vtryont. SALES Mowlllg. Pllnllng, lnd olhtr oloH lo Saulh Gallla HS, SChOOII, Clctt 10 'hlyota a BR, NC, Tttlh and Waitt iiiiiiiif~;;;;:;::::;;=: ltr, 3175Q Rookaprln~a Fridib~ 31ol, Sttuldlv 1at. COni ld trltl On, odd Joba. Hauling IWIV ChutOh llld Grootty SlOtt. Pttnl, Hunllngton and Pt. Furnltht!l. I milt !tom HotNuJou) 1028 St ~~ 141. Floln or REPRESENTATIVE Road, Pomeroy. Oh o llrulh. WIM Elllrnttt WOrlt. LOCIItd on Sltlt ROUit PIHHnl. Owritr Fltoonolng. Town. NO Pttt. RtftrtiiCII 45780. EKiandicl.. Httlth Shlnt. 0:8. ooll Ruaty {304)773-503• at&• Mtrctrvlllt. lrnmtdlltt 110,000 Down. ii40,SOO. No Rtqulred . Call (740)448· ~--,.;Gooliijliii18 ;._r For well established Strvlcea, lno. Ia an EOE lnd Joty, PolltHICII, t82,000. Call Crtdll Chtckt. 30.·8al• 0781 lhll enoouragea workptlicl 4 Ftmlly "'' 1·311a, t, 0·5, Looal Co. 88411 :-.;~~~~,..---- Atlllllancn: Flaoondlllontd 1415 Pleoatnl Hill Rd. all dlvtralty. Will prttoure wuh noune, (7401288·1275 Btlulltul Rlvar Vltw ldtat Willttra, Dryera Ranoa• IIHt Ohildrt" 6 tdull OIOih, THE SERVING trtlltrl. tnd dtokl. Call 3br. Ranoh Brlok. Ntw Vlnvl Ntw 1003 14 wldt. Onty For I Or a PtcPit, Atltrtn• Rtfrlgrat~HW, Up 1\, Ottvt • 1ng. DOckl. toll ot mite. Stml drlvtt ttttdt(l, Otkhll 44t ·4238 aak lor Acn or Siding. Naw Root, Wtll 1710 down and onlv ott, 0100111. No Ptlt. Fot, Guoronlttdl Wt Stu Now · 011. Ia -lng axp. OYtr ltoo tova. rain or anlnt, TRI.COUNTY , IHvtmttNgt.· Mtlntolntd. l.ocaltd_tl Mill lt8U2 per m01tth. Cali ltr Tralltt Pari!, 740·441· Mayt111 AppllonGill, Frtnch · • Block Void Stlt on Polrlol road, ••o•~ 0181 . ' CM~MIIytog74fl.<l•e,770&. C...k Rd. ntor GtlllpOIIa. Nllckl , 740-388•7871 . dH.. ra ·~ 40 -n 3 AREA · Will ltkt Otrt of EldtrlV Ccnvtnllllt looallcn. Ctnttal . ' or 1-80(). . Rd. Frldav & Sotuldov 3111. nlglota. E•perltnot I Fltltr' HetUAir, Call afltt 8prn. Ntw Dcubll Wldt on I Frozltrt Bollom- For Slit• :~-:k~L-t-:ll~ht-r~ ..-.,1-,~ ,& 111. Follow algna lllm·7 8 11 0 tnCit. can t3041a78-7!Mit (3041878 8038 Aort. 10 mlnutn lrcrn hot, 2 lltd. 1111115. 1800. Dawn. m ''' ' MUll hiVI goOd · Fottlf Cn Qlvtra Nttd• • • pllol . 4 btdl 2 Btlh wllh Ctnlrtl Air and Httl. 1200, Clillt, 111001 Ntw 13300. Fn·Stt kfn.aprn 1218 Cora twlmmlng pool. ContlruO· Mo. LOI Rtnl 1 1u. Beta l Lo•t Dtll, EMCIIIItnl Mill ACid Infant Toddltr Communication aklll1 td 11tcomt 1 lhtrapoutlo • Clint; IOIIIr Otll glvtr, cu will ba B·~-4 bedroom, loootd In book liCit oompltll In 3 WHkl. (304)88a·8840 Colldlilon, Beth Sony SltOtt, Cllan, Chtap. • Mull havt goOd •• Rain Canctla vera, ntw root, ntw httl Call (7.0)44flo33841o quail· · 27' Fill Scrtan TV, 1 month rtlrnburotd 130· 5 • diby • Gatttpolla Boll Club Sal driving rac:ord lor tht oara of a child In SUMMER JOBS ...,_.()ppciiilili)R'Jl)NiitiiliiiTYo;,;,,p 1)\jmp, lull baatmonl, At· ty. · Furnlthod ono btdroam, old, 1500. Anllquo Dining . NO E~PEFitENCE ~ · Oint. 740,114f.0031 · tltotrlc hoal pump, waahor Floom Stl, • oholra, T1blo, your liomt, you will rtetl•t provid1own Junt 1 ltm•?, Oul~ Rtl!lo, 18 10 TO STAAT Ntw!Uttd Hemal tor Salt. I drytr, no pelt, rtltrtnetl Huleh · I Bufftl. (7401288, mllugt rtlmburttmant & lr1n1p0rlltion Orowlng !lpln, Conottolon INOTICII . lrand naw homt• lmmtdl· 1150011t000dcwnpaymtnll raqUirt!l,lrllhlwalltpeld, 1240 . 1 ' t.iea•074.JOBS C:ld rttpllt. Tralnln~o art Stand · • Mull hiVI ability to ginning In Junt. For _....;.=:.,;;;.,,;,;;:;=-- ~~oc~A:-.';!~!~;1~..':; tit 1100 H, tvalllblt. (740144a·3118. 1300 Dkla CltPOtll& tltcltlo. For Sale· Aoco rlltlontd 4 mort tnlo etll OASIS Thtra· 1111 TEAM player Huge Slit. :se?Q WANTED you dO OUIIntH wllh pteplt ·~· 2 '\"~.~~~':'.k oa~ DilliN HOUIIIOOI, Up lo (? 0IOi2-!86a woahtra, dryltl ~ rti· poutlc Foattr C.rt Nttwork, SR 325, 28· 0·301!;,•· I.Oia F~E~ ,!~~z.~ PEOPLE. you know, and NOT to ttlld lntlty, a 112' both, lg. kllehtn 12002.00 CUh ltok whtn MODIIt Homta lor Rthl. tralora. ~~ • Albo~, Ohio. Toll lrtt: 1• ol hounhald, die , bad, mcntl'lhrough tho moll untM wl penlry. Porllr orn, you buV a Now Hoult du~ Waitt Fumlohtcl. No Ptla. anoo. 11407 Jaoklcn Vt• work en. 5·t8H 1 Send lltlutnt to: All Sizto, Nlot bo 1 ,::~ -:'.=~It and you htvo lnvtaliDtltd lht 1111,000. (7411~-4814 till lng our open hOuH, FM Rtfertnott and DtOOI~ nut. {:104187flo7318. • mrtodt, Olhtt, Elt01rlo Plrtplaot 01111poll1 D11\y Trlbunt Hlrdwlrt Still Cltrk. CoiiiiS8·72a·2020 o"trln~. • 5pm, (740144t·~·~ all•r rtlmlomtnl" May 28 lhN Flaqulred. Call (7401441· Gl" •·• •~ •--I I.OQt, Blktt. Stlld Flttumt IO: Cl.A 087 STII~T IMioii!OI Spm, Junt 1• P-h C~y - · 4883 and IHvt mtiMIII· P'~ - 1room • ao'"'' ....,., liE: Advtrtlalng 1 inc., GaiiiOOIIt, Ohio. -" W" • 8or1nat ole Gtllipolla Otlly Trlbunt, ~.,.---,..---- Nttd oomo Exira Caah? Miriam Alllton family atlt. Slltl lltp NMd 10 meont lo work on · Sla~ your own llutlntttlo- Cullom Bulldtt -,.king et• (7401441-oll40 · .\MR'JM1!11n11 mttlrttt. •1110. (t40f441· . sao Third A-... Gaillpctla, dairy 111 !tllllnl Dr.. GaMipcllt. !arm, txp, prtlttrtd day. Wt will provldt you dtrt lor Now Homta to bo FOit RI!Nr =:30:;;411;...._ _ _ _ __ Oh •1583t 125 Third Avenue MIJ:l'h, 3111, Juntttl, I• • with tht flnanolal tllllltnct buill . 1200•2200 ~ 11. Wtll• Trailer & 1.4 Aortt. 2 bad• ..__llliiiiiiiiiio-,.1 .,. nanot. Call 1740144e. 3170 . roctn. 1 l>lllh. Clalllpclll ~,,. ~ GOodd Ult!l AI>Pita.-, Rt· ?, room Suitt, Aerodr,::. 01lllPQila, Ohio 48531 Htlp llonltd caring lor lht .u1 no1 ntc~atary call EltrciH Blkt, 2&' TV, B kt, (740)248-5175 ' Collloday. 1·1188· r; IIH. ~~~lOOO' 2 llfl, Jut! poll. Holz,r Hot• oon lllont!l lnd Guaran, tl<ltriV, Oartl Group HOint, Solid • Tl bl Brota Gl11t c dllColltt now paying minimum waga. Nlglol Dtak Stortllrv. Ml· Grttn Townthlp. Only 4yra !31141871•HSI plltl on 180. Fairly Ntw. Ind. Wtthtro, Dryert, 1 : C~h, .:.~~ Domlno't now Itkin~ appll· ntw lhllla: 7""•3Prn, 7tm• CrotoH WOrd, TYping, 1•10 Sit" Your Buolntll To· old, 2 Sloty, bottmtnt, a Vlndalt mobllt home, 1•·10/mo. (7.01441-41114. ~·~~":,~ora, • Clollllng· Vtrloua Slztt. ctllont tor monlgemonl llpm, Gpm·11pm, tlpm· Mondav~Thurtday. Stnd diby... Pnmt Shopping Ctn· •a•r garage, nA, I 111 tiMID Wltxpendo, rnotli" 3 ~room ·~nm~l, ··- A~=ltnott, 7a Vlnt IXIt., , Stwlng "tohlnt 1 Olhar and Hft dMVtJI, Gtlllpclll 7om , call740~802·11023, Rtoumt 1o: Gll~la Ca• ltr Spaot AvtiiiDio AI ld· ltn, Wrap troulld porch mlthtcl in' """ ~· ....., Bl.. m a~ p~-loettlcnt Cit'" -Col,_, 117 Jto•- l01dlblt ~ott, 2 Nloe Exto• ttl Cit I 112 10111, Smllh'l 1U • lltr'i C111 n, ttl • plut Ulflllltl I .....,, per ( ·7381 m110. lltmt. A;;;,yr;;:;;ion ·•· lmrntdllll Opening, ~N Su· p ..,. ....,., 1 Rt Cuolcm CtblntttiWcca· lthtd lhroughoul, mull mon1n HUD ~~ llfd lm II Adull Clolhtt Gina ~· . pervltor. Top Pay, lor mort Ike, Clollipollo, OH •8831 Pia: work lhroutthoul. IIHUIIIul lo opprtclllt, 11,800, Slretl' Aaclno (7401'247· Goca Ult!l Drvtr, ata5, •ta'nl Boyt, T~ Bt' anita,' Admlnlaoratl\lt Ataltllnt to Information otll (a141888· PT . T HIAAPIIT NIIDID nomt lor 1231,000. Colt (7.01741•2171 o1212 ' GltH Top SIO'If, It 110. l" 1332. Tht rtpill n{7.01245 Wcca Oint! It Itt, a 100. • "mlntr.r: Mowtr, Gr II, UmDtelll "manu1octunng ' 2•• hrt I 8l1own •0105 bltoro .... .,..... Wt hovt tporc•lm~ltly tO IIAUTIFUL A~AIIT• (740)2118-8211 • Putn , TIDit l Clillrt, s-per, M&G Potvmtro US , UC tnaurtnee 1-IDI' - k to ~ lhtrapeutlo Dy tJ)fiOinlmtnt . a.. uttd hornet lor undibr MIINTI AT IUDOIT 'Ill· . Mtdtl Ouldoar Chalro, 1hta,a"nn•~~~~~n ••• !!"!')'"11 Pon·Tima Proporty 1 -· t,!~~mulnlht~nonttlou'vlldortllny tloullnculrttl OfiiY, 81,000, call 1•100•837·3231 Cll AT JIICKION ... loiOIICI1an CAr!* 202 Clark Run•, T-o, E•oroiH Blkt, 0 ~ ·~ min- lor notdodlor Mlloan· •• _.. He in'"~"'""' • btd let intO ••fit, •• W -·-~ o•- CNGII ACicl P0!1t< Ohio aoOiW iinloo, 137~ NI1.J: uttoturlng Mana~ II lhtlr ~-·n· emotlonol11 tlurbtd Mt• utt quill m..,..,...,: • • ' ·~ 1217 - lo '"""""' ' ' "IIY In •~· t WV ~ ton Counly, WV ohlldrtn TU~NID DOWN ON room, llrMI, oorntr lram 1383. Will(,,.. 10 ~17ol6~1olool4e •7<4J4 1·117·830· I bDI1lood Rd.. Gttllpclta. rl· .." ...,... ... • · II'· Car, 35rnm oomora, IOCIAL MCUIIITY 11117 10! 2 1 t1top & ITIOYitt t I Frtt Eatlmoltt Eaoy G.ty May 3111 I Junt tat. Thla potltlcn will aupporl I mttturlng dtv~ Equip· llld t d o l - II rltk ol No FM Unlflt Wt Wlnl "to' I car I; 4 8 2888 E ' Ctll 7r flnonCing 10 dtyt..;.,. tt oarn-apm. largt Produollon ,doplrl• mtnt D...Ouir~. Stnd R•• l>lllng plaot!l outtldt lht 1 ••• ••• •••• -7oppr.o.. • • ,.!..'... ,· qual HoUI no Ollh VIW Millar Cord monl and lht loclllty.t l.abo· auma '1; M;,"Mlkt PO holnt. R,ulrta MA In Poy• ......,....... •• · w...,..Mun II'· Ottvi I · llttll Milt 1101. . Thur.·Sat. 3374 SR t41, en. rllor;. 'Th• auocelllul Ill' BOK 330 Brick NJ 08723 cholcgy, oolol Work, or 80 IOrH llrmlllld, IOint, Crown Ciil'· CIHn 1 . : =k 8tdtoom. (7.012111-124 • nt. . brand ohHdrtn clethtt onot wHn lollor0to11 Olllat, -.... lltllbll~y In houra " Ill .,....., .... rvt ""• 7 Pumltfltd 3 room• & btltt, ga. Ult!l oouchta, t!lot• all olza1, kllohtn toblo, It Will at tuootttful per· l.ocal Company tttlca R• well at lravtl wllhln llol ROOml. a 111 lalhtt, '"" ·4•1 tortt, with romodtltd Clean, No Pllt, Atllrtnee fr-, bunlt Dt<H, drhomt lnl. nlnlondo 84 wl 1crm1tnot and ability to worll ltll Suporvltor. Tho ouo· oounly. Exptrltnet wllh lllttmtnl. Vtri O'Otll It• 31lf. 2111. Clartgt lfll. & 2 I dopollll tlbltulred ttl Gl wittoor Tappan gamtt, loya, d~nty ITIO'IItt. In a lttl•piOtd anvlron· cattlulaPf)llcant lorlfolt Job family thtrapy prtlorrt!l. 1780 Addloan Plkt, 3 ltd- llll. tO llttmonl Drl'lt. Gti· GllrtQH. 3 bulllllng loll orl (740)448-1!10 ' Dti rtlllll, tltolilo rlnllf, . mont. llllry w111 be com· mutt l>lltrutlwonhv, a qulok 8tnttltt lnctudt: nolld11. room, 1 llllh. Fun ea. . llpctlt, (7.01441·1380 prcptn~ en land Hill Ad. lohool but. Grtvt monu llr.li4~":'y:-"•. mtnturlll w11n aotptrltnOt. lhlnktr, outlomtr Nrvlce v-l~n1 and tlok ...... mtnt, Frtt Goa 10 houtt. OPIN I!OUM 10111• 11910 1135,000. (3041133-1428 Fumloltld EHiolltlO)I, All rnonto, Gotllpolio Ollto AIUl I'MlDDI.I PIHH ttlld rttUrnH tO orltnltd, hl'lt g00G Cltl1 pro-rtooa httlth lnturonot, NtwiV Romocltltd. 12 12002.00 Cuh 11101<- a -· :1347& lllltv Flun ~~mo:r.'i :;:;.., ~: (7t!1)448-4782 ' 1 000 : l'l:lMI!Im: ~~'"r:,.~~~ ::~~ ~wl~ ~~ :~ !~ ""'::..,~fo:in (:~i3a.t.£~· · Call e' ::: ..=~~ Rei., 011 Ohio 124, 112 mtll (7«114*31148 Now 110)1 Sell oncl · Clarau- Hit- 4 fom!IY, Fifo Allllfe Grovt WV 211102 t!t. Provlout roltll oxperl· ~II.ITIIIA CINTIII ;.'frlllfomtntt- May ie thN Wtt1 01 !loutt 7, I . Lcvt Btl wlln ~- on : doy, May 3111,1:0011111:00, MaG Poivmlrt USA, LL:C tnct protorrt<l. Mull ba HR/Muon eo. ThtraJ)Itl 1807 4br. Ooubtt Wldt Junt 1· French C i t y - ttpllo tlrttdy In, ·7·,f00, 1 lnd 2 badroom aparl· ti tlldi, 111100, Alto htlvy , 3rd houH on 11ft Cit lop ol 11uppor1o Oiv.olly and 11M willing to work lolcndiby thAI 3378 Rl. 110 tr Rtd.,.n 28•70 APPIOMI· 1no.. GaHipolta. Ohio: txotlllfll b.Mdlng tilt, mtntl, tumltlltd llld untur• ~ohalwith mtiONng II Ch- Hill (811. 248), 111- Equal Opporlunlty Em910)1• llulldty. Stlld Rttumtt to: Huntlngtcn, VN 25705 mtltly 1 tcrt ot lind. Clil' (740)4481340 (t37J:JH.III!88 nlthtd, ttOUrlfy ~ r• a rt loiiOOHit ut' I~ '-nil, CMII<Iftn. womtn't & tr JR,25, 200 Main Slrttt, IOI/AA wattr. Within 5 tmltl from qUirtd, na ptto,\ 140-802· 7 t, C111 matornlly otothing, babY ' Point Pllllllll. wy 255150 . tcyCto Plonl (3041037·2 120 Ouaiity lrlok IIIIWlf1, loltln- t OHUIIIIIV- building 2211. 1 40 7Gel bad, l>lll)y biCidlntl. btd· •;value .w~nttd lor Wtntld: ~ 10 ltlr · ttntnot Frtt. 21411 lull' lolt l1iWit1g U , 3.8 or a . tptotdt, dltntt, Gronclla· tchoof·llll llffild during Mile and Fontall Eto0111 ClOwn amaij Dull<llng and fit. 2 &lory Houtt, 4111G"::l villi Plkt. 11100tq ft. plut!UII tortt. L.ooiltd t.7 iWiti out SA, tA, OA, Ktlclltn, NEWSPAPEilS thor cioCIL, at.p 2 owlngool aummor. NcJn.SnocU<, rof. and Dtnotrt Wanltd. Btrf. mOYt lrcrn Prcpe~y for Corntr 1.011n VInton. battmonl. Full ltnQih IFI 118 or IIIII a mlnutH 111n, Wuh Aoorn. c.,_.. M 1111 wiCiub Houtt, Aldo·on· "'""" ltqu~od. (3041875- out lnqulrtt Only. Conttnlo. (740J«f·4804 ·ln,.tlrntnl Prcpeny. JID'Oil, 2 oar gar• . 301140 trom Qolliriolta, Ctll 1400/mo. plul dtPCIIII. No MoiO< lutojtcltt tovt, loyo & much mortl a111 . {740)388-1'/eo. iiiVImttltgt. (740)388-0784 lolortcn lltdg. (7401317·7237 (7.0,......7twla Ptta, (740)307-70i5 Mtlgo c:aunt,, .-I - • ...... JILl "'**'-.,.- - - - "'**Il_, • llltl6tlllh.mti\Y-. -. ~ '- llldF!ioiQ._,3ta - - . L• C·I . . . CI.nyOollpemoll & ...ny 01Mr tor ..... CliMiot Tb>Mo!thip. (7«1~103 • "li'LJIIIIl - c.nttt. ........ - · · · Gt 1 -·-IO:PO . tam. . -- ~ S - · . . Am. ... I'll, fllo G1tn1t. 0H ..... ~ MI. """ ittW reqo tri Ill tn till**- (7«1)HI , _ .ae74.0111. ~lion -------Why wtlll SlMI ~ DNa ...... lanigli.... t,aoo..N-1123 Ul 1111 . · ·i : . ~ JmWANIID ,~r::;·Stulf i, r:.·. .:.·.· :.·:. .:·.·:. ·.:. ·.~.•.•.•·. ·.:.· .·.:.· ..: :·:$5~.=.: ............................. ltvs ~1~~fori~bo:ms. coau, .t pens, Cellular • = Pa!rJN.us Goldm Bow 16.000To.ino .:................. SI8.65 Goldm Bow 9.000 To.lnt ..................... $16.95 20.000 Plulic 8olef1Wino ................... SIS.75 0..... Postum with Solfur •• t ~~::-s .c~ e..-,. Fill:\' I =~S:.: :;..:,.:a• =.· '*""' ..... =:!".:.......,=:!':~:r:.r:,•:,=: ................. ...... . .......... - tnd- = ............ :=:'w.'O:."::- ~Twoo~toa.•• =:":..-::.:.': ~.....,...,_ ::::= :'"',:,:; ...... : 3SS37 St. Rt. 7 Nonh • Ponte~oy, OH 4.5720 11t1ctn11n8 Slit RcMid • CR 30 • Rttctne., OltltU o~uu:t'#;rel Items __ _,..._,.....,._,.. "AhMd Ia Senke" For llllt Rldlno lolwn Mo... or, Ilk lOr JR. (7~)188, 1101 . s W ~~1~~~~ .:~11:; ue:Couch. ue. (?40l012· 3481 No Ana- Ltl .. loltttaDt, lndtPtndtnl Htrbllllt Ciatributor, eon ~or Product or Oflporlunlty. (7.01441• 1112 JET AERATION MOTOFIS FltPtlltd, Ntw & Fltbulll In tllaok. Call Ron lvonl, 1• 100•537·1Ua. r I ~G:v & Hours 7:00AM • 1:00 PM. Delivered & Spread 97 Beech st. middleport, OH P1rt1 S•rvlce Self-Storage 4358 St. At. 180 Ollllpolla, OH 45831 33795 Hilllli Ri. hlfiii'IIY> OIJ/o (740) 446·1044 Mondly·Frldly 8•5PM • S1turd1y 8•2pm aeoo. Pontblt 01111 Wu!ttr. !•' Otlltnl Ccndlllon. 11a5. (S04)815-Hl48 Filcllng Mower IOitp. ov CUI. L.lke Ntw. 1500. (304)8751417 • 740-992·5232 lOIII' Tree Service • Top • R&tnovai • Trim Llcen1ed It lnaurad He1llh Probl1rn1? Want Mor-. Lelaur-. Tlma? Tired or Mowing? Not ASflrlng_ Chlok1n? LIMITED OPENINQS • Stump 'rlndlng • Sucklt Truck (740) 992-1536 (740) 742·7037 992·3194 Lnve namt l Nu, .~ftftli!t~C~ 1/'n.. J.D. CONSTRUCTION New Home• &. Remodellna "Spcclollzlnaln Loa Homea ~ & Rubber Roofs" fj[ j11 Ooroaeo, Pole Bulldlnao, Concrete Roof• &. Sldlna Commercial & Reoldenllal fllt_ll - I U \ '\'> I 'CI ll I \ I II 1'\ Aums '--titiiiiiiiitl_. FOR S,u.J;; A m.•1: - - - - - - - - 10&1 Cadtllao, 4dr. 1000. 010. (3041a75·5332 \,orgt buD Mghl, 128.00: a tWin btlfop..ada, .15.00 ttcn: king btdtprtad, 118.00. 740,002·21M11 NIW AND UMD I TilL Stttl Bttmt. Pipe ·Rtbar For Concttlt, Anglt, Channtl, Flat llr, Slltl Clrallng ~or Oralno, Orlvowayt I Wolkwayt. LIL: IIOrtp Mil• ala Cptn Monday, Tuttdly, Wtdntadly & Prldib~. earn· 4:30pm. Clotld ThUrldly, llatu~:l- 1 Sonda1. (7411) 7300 OTC !nhonotd Mcnllor. Dl• agnotllo Sylltrn. 08D2 Ct· pebiiMI••· !304)aea· 1184 ~. ~~ High Bl Dry limited 1ra1 RAIN . Hay tor "''· Rnd a 31<1 out· ling, lt.?a • bait, Poul l<trr\ , Chtttar, on, .__ _ _ _ __ !740 !Mil !S:Ie ,. WoniiC ronl hoy grC>ulld in· Cltlllpollt, Rio Grandt & Oak Hill arta. (7.0)a45, 0!74 .· F'" L.___::!U!!I£ LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 111,00 ptr ton · 1·10 ton• 0' &10'121'1 I ?SO East State Street Phone (740)S93·66~11j Athens, Ohio (740> 991-3981,h o ·Owner&. Elperator, o n enn . ~ ·~ 11f:., 11u~ TFN ftft~jf,t~~~ 1OU Men II Carlo Sup or Spori, LOID ot Englnt Modi• ttclllona. 11100. (3041882· 1184 ~1084~-:'Mon:--':IOC.-.::-rl-:-o-8::9:-,-:C:-.aH L..,-111. aftor a pm. t:I041874.oeet or (3041874-4&38 ;;;.:=~~=...,..~­ liMit Fold !10on tt ooo. IICIIIInl ocnd1llcn. (304187a·8773 J&S lLECTRIC II PlUhi81RG ThE CRAFTY, IIU!rk 11110111o, P'lumDina. (FICIOry Outlet) ~lm •nd lm•ll Home M•tn.. n.nae Jobtl 1801 Ford TtrnpO 11200. 080: {3041878·0188 1801 Muda a2a , 11380. t 801 Kaw-1 lll~ou 220 4'Whttll~.118150. (104)77J·U11 I 4 "•Oit BLIND SPOT AI ~ertlcal blllldt are made lo order 11 uur locollun • Verllult • Wuod :.:t7.::40:::;I2:.,:4a:..;·-=~-1802 Cadillac ITS, Lcedt!l, • Mlnlt • l!le '" 'IIIW ........ LIME· STONE Tctlt: Ih1: PIIHJ Gu! cf P i, INTIN GI L1 .• 11 11• i · 11 I 1 y u1 Dellvared l 8pread•11.00 ~r ton1 8 to 10 tone, 1lmlttd. ara1 0111 for . dati II. Cell: Pomei'O!I fiiiH BIO&OZ171 futl'll TIIUndll & SUnday Doors Open 4:31 flrtu birds stert tJO P119realue t111Mne Tbuncllys 1 . (740).591·2173 Protrealue CMr1U enSIIIIdlll Clcca condiiiOn. 14.400. (7.0)241·0007 1804 Iuick Century Wagon, B.t, Va, AT, /1/C, AM• FM Colltltt, Powor CruiM, 11,000 mllll, ntw tlrtt I IMhlutl. VII'; ntot OOIIdlllon. 18000 firm. C.H (7401441·1871 dib1t or Itt-. mtlttlll• 1117 Grand Am, 10at llartltl. (304)875-2714 AMI!AICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING l HEATING CODDECTIOII, LlC Atlilfth4'1' • HeeUng • Air ConctHtoner• $~ • . .rviM On All •r•ndl • llltldenllli 6 Ughl Comtntrciet QuoiiiJ Coacrdo W..tl Driveways, PlliOI, v••• •10 ~r. flll'lll 6 Llbor • Helllnll 6 Air CondltlGnlng . .W.W.atllltiDinlllndlrdllir.oom ze yurt l!llpllllnot 446-4995 w-. Ultd 41150 Vtrmatr Trtnclltr, wl btOfllooo. Bobcat 743 Jldd loadtr, Otto!\wllolt iaao walk bahllld . trtnahtr. (1141·1114-7842 or 1001 Mutttng Cortvttrtllllt, (7401-1114·188 Motl Dtlflont, l.bW Mt~"} warrtnl~. at4oiM! • "'""15p'"'m"'._ Waltnlnt Sptclal: 314 200(,7._~411;:.1«8:.:.:;...fWI=30;.;';;;"" PSI 111 .00 Pat 100' 1' 200 ~It 135.00 Ptr ioo: All 01 aalrc van T palltnQit. 1rU1 COiltjlrthlon FlttiiiQI 11000. In &tcctt ·· Grand Am tora.oo · liON IVANI INTIIIP'IIII- tMI Noon 11700. (7401288, · u JlokiOn, Ohio, t .eoo- aota Or IHve n1me end number YOURCOIIC fTf (740) 7424018 Parking/play Areu, Sldawaikl, Floora ...... Ettlllllllel (toll,.., "8ALE8 AND SERVICE" eo 877·353-7022 ' WOLFE HEATING ICOOLING iiil;ziiii--~'l'lliJcKtl------~1 ~;!;:~~;;;:;:;,;=;~~ ssr-1811 Whltl CtiM tGitl and Wtl<, . rote SAul ua, (740)11H!Mit . • -~!!"""'~-., 11111 Ford 4114, 4 lptld, IIUUllNO Wl1ttt bitt. ~.a~~ o1 ~ Now Porta. 13,000. • ~~J&7~~31 or t1104ll7a- r'--tii;;iiiii.__.lsnon &::· IIOOIC, briott, - 010 .' . at.-..Drywall, . . , Pllntlllfl ••••u111·, Rlollnt, Siding, 111111-011, ftectrkaL . - - - • .....a.. _, ··=:a:;,f.4-. ~. ~~:.:.=·= Haning's Construction CIIIICII1, - - - - -... v- .;::'3~18.~-.:-:-::~~ 111M C11tw 1-10 I'U. 40)11 .. - ""' ea 07oK, 1111rp, a:ii'H. ri.i0ia7a.aro~~ • Lob '"""'"' OltamjjiOI1 2000 l'longtr. 4114, XL:T bt. n: diiM. HMtlf'l OuiiM- ce~ v... AutO. Nt. Cn.HI, - · IOtn Mil' 2ncl. 1400, FIOIOrY CO, IJI-'"ntl Aoot91lnt , Oepoolto. Truott. •12,100. (700llfWI. (»>~ . f707 llttrlpro ~~alii lei Cl' =· . ' 1111 IIP«d=!U.TZOau. r.i ~o&>':l~ ~ =::..::-.~,:; e~~,_ ~: HERBALIFE Independent Dldribulor i Los1271b. in 32 days, · 100% natural/Ouarant«d eett: 511143113 740-992·7036 . F.£ 51 • (304) 773-95150 7110 997 !li!Jfl (740)441• ...... II FREE E8nMAT! lllr llfllrllhPI Owntm 40-317-4181 Ronald "Mick" Haning rlttlna "CC''rll" Hlning 740-1112-4780 t/1740:5111-GIIte n• IIIIICC, IIUICII I . , _ IO'YIMIUS m I Cl Free Eswuaws ~1 ! flll l h '. l l-4,1500,00 (7>40)1141- =---' llpd, lltalint!: Now Tlrlt, ~ Choaala,. tnd AU. . , . , . Of' H·• ' PLUMBING 40111h ttr.t NewHewn,WV •Reltdentlal �· NEA CroiiWOfd Puaal• Colnnaunlty · .. .... :-:: ,. .. • . """--~ • • KI 4 -·... • - • ..... a1 ... • t t • j •• J .. ' ' . ' t ~ • It • • • il;'lJt• honors director. AI • o\'f.l" MalpCcunttta •• •\ K l l t 't I • Ak0J3. Whlt'slftslde Kwt~ "'"~· ~- ~' •• r.ll\ am hn '" l'llon •• A.ltjliUi; ' ()pt:l'llf\1 lflld • It Five petals ,, • MEN I, •• In ycMerduy's \:OI· unm, I used the ~'Om· pound noun "run· out." 1 wasn't sure whether it is one word or hyphenntcd. So, I opened the die· tionury to try to find out, a111l hnmedhuely . my eye suw the woril "quincunlt" •• whut docs thut rncun 1 1'hi~ tlllnl will l!ive you u hint •• if one Is nccdctl, of course. First, though, how would )'ou plnn the play in five clubs uf· lcr Wc~t lends u heart? South'~ two hcttrts IT'S Vf~Y GONFV$1N6 wu~ u Michaels CueBid, ~howing at leuM / . . 8f1N6 A 5·5 In spndes and el· thcr minor. North'~ MA£-t two no-trump uskcd LAl>'t'8UI. CELEBRITY CIPHER for the minor suit. South jumped to indl· by Lull Campo• CtltbNiy Clpnor Cfi'piOQrlmo tro cottlod from quolollono by ltmouo cute his powerful J - l o, Pill and PrtMt11. Etch lltttr In tnt clphtr lllnclli tor anotnor. hund. North might · Todly'l CIUI: J tqulll W ~ huvc · passed, but 'X~NODQIOIT PWDJL WDIV• jud11et1 that his twn honor curds would OWK YOKY" IVAW OILI'· prove useful. With two dinmond MU, z·A I I i'l M I' W I 0 W L I ft • ~0 W"'Y! YOU LOOK ~i "'')"'' losers, ynu must ~E.,.._VY It-\ PC.~~! r--_. nvoitl conceding u W I MT I I' Q D ti W 0 V I' .L KP • black-suit trick. If !~putlos nre splitting W 0 A f..' LOI ftiiVAI budl~. you wil probaQDWIIW NDTMI' bly tall hecuuse dum· my'H trump8 nrc so lnw; surely an npJlO· F'AEVIOUS SOLUTION - Oonvtrllllon II the enemy ol good wine and food.' - Allred Hllohccck 'Long mtall make thor! nent cun overruff. In· llv11.' ·John Lubbock stead, you should uiisume spades nrc 4·3 WOlD UMI and cuter ror n 4-1 trump break. Win _..._..,_......;;;.....;;; UlttJ ~r CLAY R. POllAN - - - - with dummy's heart 0 ho,ongo lortofl of '"' •crombltd worcb bt· nee, unblock the lowlour to lorm lour •lmplo word•. spude queen, play u trump to hand, ruff u spudc In the dummy, 1-tf''v)'d:::.~ druw the remaining trumps, and run the· spade&. You lose onl)' MUPHT those two diamonil '-~~ tricks. South had four fives, two five-card p H E 0 T I :;: :~ My roommate and to tne suits, and was in u . laundry mat to do our wash. She five·level contract. A 1-.,., 1411""'1,_, 1' .,.1....,1--t began eorting the clothes and un· quincun.11 is an ar- ...._...~.........................~.. .-....~,. der her breath she muttered, · rangement of five ob· ,---...,....,~...,....,~..,"Dirty, really dirty, and only dirty 11 WEll., IF NA,OLEON loiAD 1 OON1T Tloll~l( TM~'s 1 jccts in u square, with U N N E A C we have enough ••••• ·I' SEEN TloiE MISSISSIPPI,I LL NICE, M"AM .. one at each corner 1· ... , ........ ~~D,...,.l.......,ll"'i~~-1 C:omplttt tho chucJclt qUOIId SET l-IE WOIILD I-lAVE and one in the mid· -'-· ....t.. _.. • ...._ ...... --'· br 11111"11 In tht miMin~ word• ....t.. CROISSEiD IT!. rou dt\'110!1 from otop No. 3 below. die. That made me ... thl nk of a bridse taPRINl NUMBER!O ld!HUS IN ble. Botanieall~ it I• THU! SQUARES u five-petaled uower • UNSCRAMBlE ABOVf .lfTURS in which two petll~ TO GU AN5WU . ore interior, two are ' . e.11tcrior, and one is KJlAM.I.ITI ANIWIU ,, · partIy interior and .studio · B'udg9 ·Crowd- Rlchsa - BROTHER partly e~terior (what· My aunt arrived unexf'!ctedly,for dinner. 'I left a mesever that mean5!} . . eage on your machine. she said. dad/ explained that we didn't have an answering !ll•chme. 'Well, • the laughed. ' I hope the person I call•d didn't have a , . brother I" . WOM£W [l •• THE BORN .LOSER '( C.M.JG:>kT YOl.)R ll'liE:i<:.VItW ON ir\t eu~l ~~~~ RC.POI't.i Ll\:>i NIC:.f-1.i- \.JE.U... DONE. !. ooq 0 .MAitCIE SAVS ~E THINKS YOU . LAU6~ Ai M'< ANSWERt ON iloiE TESiS I(OU &IV& US •.. Daallis Hazel Montaomery, 82 Betty Kellv, 71 Marnyn Watson.~ 69 · Dtt1R1, AI I0 III III Hlah: 80S~ Low: 601 Dttiiii,A2 . Animals need homes ' . OALLIPOLIS According to officials from the Oallla County Animal Welfare · Leaaue (AWL), «rea relldent 0110: Stover liar five &hepherd71ab mix puppies who need lovlnll home8. . Interested parties should contact Stover at 740·245· ms. AWL member Chris Cozza said she has eiaht kittens and a mother cat that need homes. Cozza said Betty Halley hail six klttens from two different llttllrl, and Jerry Davl8 has four kittens and a mother cat. . Cozza asks interested · parties to contact her ai 740·441·1647. . Council approves funds for. project .......... 44 tlldw: 1+1+2-5 .... ,. ,, ,..,.20-24-26 llldl.Jlldl I - 5· 1-3 4-1+1 WMVIrsfnla IWri:M-4 Dilly .., 1·5-7·8 ADua:lll: ••:ze-31·~ (1J) ~nc~ex · ·.: 1, lon~nn ,. I Village secures $47,000for demolition . av liliAN J. Ruo BFIEE04PMYI:)AILYS!NTINEL.COM MIDDLEPORT Middleport Village Council upproved $47,000 In financ· lng through Peoples Bunk, N.A., for the demolition of the Murk V building und Spencer's Murket building during Its regulur meeting DIVILOPMINT IITI- Future development of the Merk Vaile Tuesduy. · et the corner of North Second Avenue end Mill Street 11 oruolel The meetlnll wus held If Middleport Ia to remain t1 vltlble bualneaa center, eccordlng Tuesday due to the Memorlol to conaultent Jim Hertzler, who met with Middleport' I Plennlng Duy weekend hollduy. Commlltlon Tuesday. (Brien J. Reed) Muyor Sundy lunnurelll dis· Western · Auto bulldlnn, Houchins suld the vlllune . cumCi progress demoli- be tween the dcmoIllt on site • should be curet\11 In uvoldlnl! • don of the Murk on y buildins on the corner of North Second und Peoples Bunk, hos been u sltuutlon slnlllur to thut Avenue und Mill Street, und condemned, lunnurclll suld Involving the Pinner property, The owner hus been given 60 which wus condemned In . the Spencer's Market bulldlnll duvs to either brlno tfie build· September und only demol· onDemolition Mill. · building 1ng' un to 8U~e stundurds • on the or lshed when It collupsed by ltH •or neurlv two demo Ish it. own accord following heuvy Wus deluyed '' '· lonnarelll suld both Junet ruins. · weeks while legal and flnnn· Reeve, who owns the build· "Whut concerns me Is thnt ciul arrangements were flnul· ina, and Formers Bunk und we condemned thut building lzed. between the vllluge und Savln11s Co. which hold8 a months uao ond nothing hap· the ' bulldlnas' owners, Cw:J.I. mortaaae on the property pened and now 1\ slmllnr sitU• und Kay Platter. Th.e project have been notified by mall of atlon uauln could arl1e," should be colltpleted, .tbe Nlte . the condemnation, Houchins said. · cleaned up and traffic restored The bulldina was damuaed Councilman Roaer Manley on the bloc.k "In a few days," durlnt the collapse of .the commended lunnurelll for her lannarelllsaid. Mark V bulldin11 eurlicr this work In coordinutlna the . Tom Dooley, owner of the month. Severall!ou~~es have demolition and seeking public Middleport · Department also been condemned, and the t'undln11 for the project, which Store, said the effect of the ownen of those bulldln11s was unuvulluble. street closlnfl "Is becomlna have also been notified and lunnurelli will uppolnt u hurtful." . · alven ihe 60·day period to committee to consider per· "Anythlns that can be done repair or demolish the build· day chur~es for Inmates In the . to expedite opening the street lnas, ln accordance with vii· vllluae nil. lunnarelli said woulll be appreciated," laae statutes and the Ohio · other v luges und counties Dooley said. Rivlsed Code, lannarelli 8nld. Meanwhile, ihe former Council President Stephen l'le1M 1M council, AJ dlsbid strategy Ohio Pldt 1: 3-3·! . l'ldl •: S-0-f-5 llpllt.IMII: •»27·39-4,_., . ·Holzer dosing " James Stump, D7 I'! I I, I I l '(!5, Eaales mdy for NC. 11 I 'm:ti~' S~'\\Q{llA-~"Btis· PEANUTS MIDDLEPORT IY hAN J, RIID which re1ulted in a compre- pluclna mobile home1, 1ub8l· hen1lve rehabilitation pro- dlzed houJina or other non· T re_m . aln"laf aram In the bu1ine11 dlltrict, retail lll'llcture8 on the tlte. MMiddJD 1eDg:LrtEP101 R10 tHe con•tructlon of a river· Up 10 $400,000 18 available viable •Ina• center, there front amphllheatet, and other throuah the CDBO downtown are thlna• which must be lmprovemenu. revitalization proaram from ~·~he top of the litt of Hartzler suue•ted that a. the ~tate. But even If the vll· tatk•, accordlna to Jamea comprehensive review of the laae doe• not 11Uk revltallza· Hartzler, 11 10 review and e=l•tln zonlna ordinances, lion funds, ronlna restriction• In 1965 and virtually should be considered, I hten zonIna ordinance• unc anJed II Iince then, be Hurtzler laid, If the retail relatln1 to tlie downtown ...~_. 1 _£_. 1 butlneH district, etP."Ially In comp IOIGV mmcuiately, and community 11 to 1urvlve ln llaht of the demolttion of the that thole ordinance• be daht- the Ions term. . . Mark v bulldlnJ on ened In order to control what Such zonlna rettrlcdons Middleport's butiett ttteet fY9' of butlnetl can locate on wou1d'be the first ttep In the comer · the comer of North Second CDBG application process, Hartzler met with and Mill - and eltewhere In followed . by butlne~t and Middleport'• PJanninJ downtown Middleport maltct M\leyt. A financial Commlislon on Ttletday 10 ''We're at li erossroldt," commitment from the vlUaae diJCUH a downtown butlllftl . Hartzler ltld, "both literally would al.o be required, u ltl'ate.JY wltidl. he not pre- and flauratlvely with the would a flnanclul commitpate~S tn 1994. '11lf fWdy wfl demolition of the bul!dJnp on ment on the ttlllL of local lllO!IIItlclcd u a.- of die vit dill comer.-wtiiltls &um on bulldlnJ owner1. applk:atiOO'"tor dow0: that tile will deUrmlne '7he ultlmu pi of any town revitalization Cundl, Middleport'• mall 1114 cOm• downtOWn lmprovementf, whld! w11 ultimately rejected metM futute.u · includlnJ , a revitalization alld never pui'Md aUin. Now, few rellrialont eAitt Jtllnl prOJM, It to encouraae The same year, l'omer~ on land 1111 In the uncral re~nvettment In the down· '"' awarded ~ Iundt fot bullnm dllltlct. There are 110 town area by private lfl ~ bliilneH dlMria, rMtlc:cionl, for eumple, on invettors," HIIIUier tald. · BIII£DA1YDAILYIENTIN£L.COM liP'• POMEROY - Holur Consolldnttd · Health System~ nnnount'l!s the clos· lt~i of Its Iolli term OW'Il unit 111 Vetcruns Memorhtl Skilled Nursltli Center. . Ano ltuer thun Sept. t. 2w2, nct::ordlna to Thomus lt Tope..l clinlrmnn, president und <.:EO. "The net::esslty to dls~on· tlnue skilled nurslnll 111 our Veteruns Mcmorhlllooutlon Is very dlsu~~lnth\a to us," Tope snld. Our lon11 term cure reslden.ts·ulonll with the employees nre our muln ~onccrn ut this time nf chunge. We ure uctlvely seekln11 u potentlul buyer who will keep these llt:ens~d nunlng home beds In Meigs County." Tope emphuslzed the oiTer or employee ln~entlves In order to provide the contlnu· ntlon of both ~mployment nnd pntlent ttlre o~r the l!P<:omln@ 9~ ·dny period. Current stnrt' will be ~neollr­ naed to "PPIY ftlr positions w1thln Holter Ctlnstllldated Henlth Syste1ns. "Residents, fnmllles lllld employees nl'\1 belnll Informed ol' ull options nv~llnble to meet their needs," Tope . udtled. "The prim~ 10nl Is to reassure · ull of those 11tl'ectl!d of our tt'mcern fur th0lr fUture." Currently, HCHS Is In dlscussloM with pot~nth!l buyers who huve tl)lpl\\ssed un Interest in u~qulrlnll these lltt.msed lonlltllrm c:"re beds to Nmuln In Mellis County. Tope suld "We will keep the Mel11s County 1'\lsldents informed, us opportunltll!~ pro~ress with potentlnl buy· erM. U.S. 33 PROJECT Delays won't affect.Ph.ase I construction ' IV TONY M. WON TL!ACHeMVDAII.VI!NTINI L.OOM OREAT BEND - Work crewH continue removina larae umount8 of dirt and rock 1111 con8tructlon on Pha8e r of the Ravenswood Connector project move8 tllona. Don Tilll8, Ohio Deportment of Trunsportotlon (000T) project munn11er for Pliue I, said Wednesday despite Aome minor weather delay8, Jl!'01Jre88 on the flr81 of three 8el• ment~ of highway aeared toward connecttna U.S. 33 with the Rhchle BrlcfGfe lind lntentute 77 at Ravenswood JJ "moving ahead o schedule" and the pmject's dlrt wtlrk 18 nearing completion. "At the bealnnina or Phasetiil we hod 3, I million yards of dirt that had to be moved. ow, we have only 180,000 yordsleft," 1ald Tillis. "Duplte some 8pot8 of brid weather, everythlni Is oper· utlng veey •moothly. Phase l's scheduled completll;n dale 18 September 2003, however, we anticipate flnlshlna 8ome· time W'ound the end of thl8 year," he added, Accordinato Tllll8, PhaH J will encompan a 1even·mtle stretch of "Super Two" hlahwll)' belJinni ng fr6m the brldie to an urea near Ohio 124 and Portland Road and Ellge Hill Road near Racine. Plan• for the proJect'• nrst sectl6n alw . call for the conAtructton of two brldaet and four lntenec· tlon8. The COAl Of the Pha8111 HJI'MIII will total 522.3 million. "Besides r:oneentratlna on the completion or din work, crew• are liliO focu8ina on main line puvlna 11nd 811ttlna beams for the project'• two brld.aes on Township Road 13~ und Townthip Road 135," 8ald 111111. · Tllli1 added a 1,000-Joot section of Ohio 338, just 80Uth of William S. Ritchie Jr. 8rldae, It r:uffently c1Med due to construction. Trame comlna from We8t Vlralnla to Ohio, •ald 'nlll&,l• required to turn ·rl.a!lt onto 33! when e"ltlng the btitdae. Traveler• mutt u811 Ohl6 124 -• a detour. ·:'Thla section of 338 18 8jlbeduled w be closed ftlf 60 day•, however, because of speclt1c weather problems, con· structlon wtn probably run over an lddltlonal 10 daya," ftid Tllllt. . . _ ..Meanwhile, ~lnuu_oo_tbe .ond plwe of- tiN~­ proJect, whlr:h Involve~ four mile~ of hl~way thlit bealns at Ohio 7 near Five Polntt and enda .20 mllea •ot of Sutton Townthlp Road, and PhiiH Ill, a 4.5-mlle pp between Mornlna Star and Portland Rmtd that wtll ultimately con- . nect all three secclon1. The COlt of the entire 16-miJe conn«tor project, projected w be completed In June 2004,1w bun etdmate4 at ' " million. . . Mar3.1 .. For more information about tobacco prevention or casation, pleo~e call . ' (740J 446·5940 MEDICAL; CENTER Discover the Holzer Df/ferena www.holzer.oq • • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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