https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b67000094075d9302a562b71e228b816.pdf c5ff46a7c2cbd03e2da2ad6dcbbcafdc PDF Text Text ...... ~ TVC Hocklnc crown, 11 • a1 M.aaa Caunty'a Whit's lnslcl1 158,000 awarded for equipment Big AI and The Heavyweights IY IIIlA" J. R~m Marth• !antuer, as · Betty Kel ,--.,I Bertha M hell, 40 Dll8111.AJ '2002: A Space Marshall Adventure' 'lUcker Band ~23-!7~7. Picnic with th Pops • Symphony Sunday Hunth\IIDI\ SyMJ)hoftY 0Nhe~tnl15 Piunl\l With the Poos ~-h party will be Saful'day lit Stun.·Itt the Harris Ri'l'eltoilt Pllrk:. For lntbnna· • The West Vlfllinln Syn\phony On:hestra' lOth i\nl\UIII summer ~'tlelwtlon ld offeted MQy 31 • June 2 an the Unlversll}' of Ch~~tleston IIIWI\, For mare Information call (~04) 342-0151. . . tiM call (304) !12S·06?0. Lynyrd Skynyrd , 8 l.vnYrd S!cynyrd l\1\d .38 SJeClal ·will be perfutml!\1 , TUesday at '7 p, m, .at the l:luntlfli\ol! Clvi~: Arena, Ticket · I'ORIIVIN 4- Tht Gtllla County aroup Pofll'llln 41a one of tt'illrataoapellfOupa alated to perform at Goapet on the Le'illt Saturday, In ectdltlon to tnt fl'tt ooncerta, lrtt food anct otl\tr attractlona are planned. • ' ' ·'Gospel on The Levee' offers free family fun • Nllt\W on Su~ nt Hooklllll Huts Conoe Uvery..Then! 111'11 kidS contests, piMS und lllltul'll nctlvl· lies, For toonl lnlbrmnlloo cnll J. ~. Flea Market I Htx:kina Hills Fnmers Flen · Market will lie hold on weekm tram 9 a.m. to 4 J1.m,, the mlll'ket is loollted on u.s, 33 and Ohio374. For more Information emil ·(740) !174-'7991. OMBROY Pl'\le aospel en~ertalnment, booths offtrllll free food of nll t.~pes und t'ree llmusemel\t nttrnetloll8 for chlldl'\ln ul'\l plnnned fiJr Suturd~ty's Oospol ill\ The Levee, The at\ernoon 11nd cvtnlna evtllt is sponsored b~ the Ohio Valley Crusade for Christ, Amona those · nets booked to ilppo•r lire The H11rt Brothei'B, The Dluearus Dls!1_1ples Poralven 4, be11ns and eornbread, eottun llantly, Cl~ liesund ffiend~. Alftn Stli~k tiiQ\'18 In 11 baa and oth r Items. And CuniPIII\Y and His Will. In addition, the CORE Drama 'lblll\l (rom Bethel WorKhlp Center In Tuppers Plains, 11 .YilUtl\ dramli aroup at\d n ulownrna mlnl8try from Laurel Cliff PM Methodist Chureh In Pomero~ aN 1118\l e~tpccti!d to p~.~rfurm. At 11111st I~ churches plllli to aet up booths ofl'ertna free fnod and rel're8hmrenta, lnoludlna hot doa•. A"boun!lllhouse," ollmblna wall 11nd ob~taole count will be avail· able at no l.liJSt to 11hlldren In atten· dance, and the · First Southern baptist Chu~t~h of Pt!mero~ will "et up 1t8 "kiddie train," · The oontert Is set to bealn at il:30 p,m,1 1111d the boothii and other f'llmlly attr~etlonil will be open at 3 p.m. prltes iire $22..!10 • $2.7 .~(), For · more information tall (304) : 696-5990. : Will Sbaat dips····· : NEW YORK (AP) Another spate of bad news - thiS time, ful'el:liSIS 01' disllppoh\111\a rett1li sales n'1tl u downgrade of AT&T's debt by Moody's Investors Seryh:e J)rotnpled Investors to P.hiy It snle yet llllllln Thul'!lil~ty, leaving the stock nmrket narrowly mhted, Blue chips fell torn fourth strulght ses· slon. It wns Wall Street's best session In four days ns te~hnolugy eked out a modest guln while blue chips P!)Sted their smullest loss Itt four days, The Dow closed Thursduy down II .35, or 0.1 pei"Cent, 111 9,91Ui9, htw1till lost 304.31) In the p~ filtH: sessions. The market's broader lndlcatnrs were mlx.ed. The Nusduq composite lndelt rose '1.-'3, or 0•.5 percent, to l,63 1,9:2, a minor come· buck from n three•session loss of 73,24. Ohler Pick II 9-4·5 Pick 4: 11.0•9·1 . lllckeyl! 1: 3•13·14·29·32 Pldt I n!J!tt: 1·7·8 .Pick 4 nljht: 2·4·9·5 c.•li :as: 1·2-5·10·22-23 Incubus with Phantom Planets · •. • Comlna 1oun ... Bad Company/Foreigner lnc:ubus wltl\ Phlllltom Plllllel8 will be I'!CI'ftlhnltlll • Blld Company 11nd Forelaner will be pert'onnlna, Wednesday ut 7:30 p.m. ot the Natlonwldo Arena, Sundlly, JUlie 911t 7 P.·lll•lit the Polaris Aml!hi~Maler. 1ltket Event seatfna prlc:e Iss~. For more lnfil~matlon ~11111 · prlueN n $17.50 ·13?.50. For more lnforinatlon on 11\15 800.64.5·26:17, event ellll (614) 431·3600, Index J hctlolll- it ..... Caltnd•r Clesslfleds A5 BS· 7 DearAbby A4 Obituaries A3 A3 Comics Editorials Movies Sports WAYN. OJ • Mu1lo • Drink Sf*tllll Stop By For A Fun Tlmel (740) 992·5884 W1ather I 88 A& 81·5 A2 C ~DOl Ohio Valley Publllhln1 Co. Crow'• ·Family Reataurant Ftatw'U., Ktlftldy Prltd Cllldtn sue ndvnn.:.'\lments In equip· ment Inventories for county's emergency response teams .. According to Byer, . law enfoi"Cement agencies, fire departments and emergency medical un ncross the county will likely benet1t from the grant. A smuller grant of $1 ,677 was awarded to Meigs County through the same progl'l!m shortly after the Sept. the grant award announced yesterday. This hue.st grnnt may be used for 11 vllriety of emergency equipment, to increase the · prepuredness of locul agencies In the event of n terrorist attack. It may be used to purchase personal protec· tive equipment, such liS turnout gear, chemical, rudio· logical and biological detec· lion equipment, decontamino· MEIGS ACCIDENT mer including hand-held radios und chargers. . B yer said he will meet with police and fin: chiefs and other administrators lo deter· mine the needs of their agencies amd will closely evaluate both the requirements of the grant and the most practical uses for the funds , to ensure that equipment purchased will meet specific needs of the agencies. Commissioners ap rove public de ender contract Bv IRIAN J. RIID ,BREEOOMYQAILYSENTINEL.COM POMEROY - Meigs County Commissioners approved u new contract with the Ohio Public Defender's Office durIng their regulur meeting on Thursday. Attorney Michuel Westfoll of the Athens office of the state public defender, nnd John Algae of the Columbus office, presented the new contract, with u face value of $45,792 and discussed increasing state budget restraints, which have resulted In n decrease in reimbursement from the state for public defender costs. The new contract reflects an increase of $3,000 from the current contract, which e~pires on June 30, due to those state reimbursement cuts. Through the contract, the O.P.D. puys local attorneys for public defender work on the behalf of indiaent dafondants. Cupltni murder casos, child support cases and other time· Intensive cases are not Included ln the contract, but routine mfsdemennor und felony criminal cuses are covered under the contract. The contract provides considerable savings for the coun~ ty when compared to un appointed counsel system in which attorneys ure appointed and puld by the county on u case· . by-case bus is. Pomeroy Attorneys L. Scott Powell and John · . . Lentes will be paid under the terms of the new contract on DltlVIR INJURID- ASyraoult man remelna in Cabell Huntington Hoapltal, Huntlnaton, W.Va., u tlat-fee basis. followin; thla accident WtdnJI~IIY on Ohio 124 near Mlnal'llvllle, Denial S. Bable, 20, College · The contract costs will be paid In quarterly Installments. Street, waa airlifted to the h~plt•l by MedFIIght lifter the 9:515 a.m. accident, the Gallla·Melgs In other business, Ron Enstm11n und Mickey Williams, Post of tha State Hi;hway Petrol reported, Troopal'll aeld Bable was northbound when the truck, members of the County Veter11ns Services Commission, owned by Gallipolis 8ulldln; Supply, went off the rl;ht aide of the road and atruok a concrete , mel with the commi~sloners to request the purchase next cul'illrt. The truck continued on, Whert It struck 11 tree and than rolled over onto Its side. The year of u new nine-passenger van for medlcul transport. truck had te'illre Clema;e, and th6 accident remains under Investigation. (Cava Harris) The agency's 2000 van Is nearing 90.000 miles, Willi11ms ' suid, und the Veterans Service Commission hopes to trade the vun In on a new model during Fiscal Year 2003. Eastman and Williams estim11ted the cost of u new van, with the trude·in consideration, at $15,000. According to Williams, 108 veterans from Mei8S County huve received medical transportation services throli8h the Veterans Service Office to date this year. Lllst year, 288 were provided with services. Since last year, Williams said, · the oft1ce has mode att~mpts to coordinate appointments 111 IV TONY M, WaH A recent study revealed one the Chillicothe Veterans Administration Medical Center In Tl!ACHOMYDAilYSENTINEL.COM I! V In four American homes has n order to reduce trips. . r. I • • 1 hundyun. Apprmmhtcly 60 POMEROY - De~utles Commissioner Jim Sheets suggested thut the county con· . '/percent ' of gun owners keep with the · Meias . ounty sider the state purchasing program, which otl'ers equipment Sheritl''s DIIP.Grtment · Ill b\l lllelts will WdA/Iit' nreurtns In the home for hunt- at ne11otlnted prices will\ private companies, before the giving uwuy free gunlocks on crt SO ~ lng und recre11tlonal purposes. 2003 budget is prcpured. · . Suturouy ns pnrt of n Al.l- ~by Tl\e other 40 pe~ent typically According to Williams, Mei11s County hus the fourth· In wnR~.., sll\tewlde cumpul~n aeared possess u 11un tor crime pre· hiyhest per-capita veterans populnll!>~ In the stale, with townrd flrtnrm sufety nwllre· ventlon anil protection. 2,178 veternn. receiving nearly $3 mtlhon in veterans ben· ness, a.m. to 2 AM According to lhe Notional efits. · In un effort to promote Safe Klus Cnmpui11n, each At the request of Michael Swisher, Director of the __,_, ye11r, unintentional t1reurm· flreurm s11fety education to Department of Job 1111d Family Services, the commissioners gun owners across Ohio, ·Lt. related Injuries require ho~pi · approved bids from Banks Construction, for replacement of Oovernor Maui'Cen n wt!lllerfuliden .nnd n fnntns· tul treatment for an estimated the roof on the department oft1ce, in the amount of $!1, 150, O'Connor, in conjunction tlo w~o promote the lmpor· l ,500 children nges 14 and from Noble's Painting in the amount of $2, I SO for exterior with Project HomeS"afe, hns tance~ t flrellfm safety," said Iinder. The average three year repnlrs on the building, and from Anderson's Furniture of kicked off u cumpnign Meiss outuy Sheriff R11iph · old Is strong enough to pull Pomeroy In the amount of $2,437 for new tile flooring In thrtmahout Ohio to distribute Trussell. the trigger of many of the the otl1i!e lobby. . 50,000 free auni(X)k.g to gun "Improperly stored flrcurtn!f most common handguns Commissioners also: owners. , pose danger to any house· nvnllnble In the U.S. • Approved the closing of portions of Heiney Road in The free gunlocks wlll be !tOld . nd aunlocks ore lln ProJect HomeSufe Is funded Olive Township and Heifmun Roud In Salisbury 1bwnshlp, at ven away ut more than 60 excell t wuy to help prevent by the National Shooting following u recommendation from Engineer Eugene Wal·MIItt stores 1111d/or sher· an u ntentlonal shooting Spons Foundation 1111d il $5 Trlpleft, and public vlewlngs and hearings held yesterday; lffs' offices statewide on from urrina." he udded. million federal grnntadminls· • Approved 11 bid for bituminous materials for June from S11tUrd11y from 10 a,m, to 2 "The Meigs County tered by the U.S. Department Asphalt Materials, Inc., M11rietta, and referred the bid to p.m. Loenl lnw enforcement Sheritr. Department Is very of Justice, Triplett: wlll be assistlna with the hono~ to participate in this For Information about the • Met with Swisher· in executive session to discuss per· alvenway and lnstructlna aun aiveaw~ und hope the free free aunlock 111 veawuy, con· sonnel m11Lters. owners on how to properly aunloclli reduce the number tact the Meigs County Present, in uddhion to Sheets, were Commissioners Mlck use the free lock. or fireirln·reloted · il\luries," Sheriff's office by culling Davenport, who conducted the meeting in the absence of · 992-3371. "This aunlook campaign Is suid Trui18ell. President Jeff Thornton, and Clerk Gloria Kloos. Sheriff's d•rbnent offen free pnlocks fOr county · I D1lly 1: H·7 DillY 41 9•9·0•8 Doawootl 'Tl'llll Event: Wouve your own basket with Leotn Hutchlnson, Dried l'lowet'll and hllnd·woven bnskelll will be for snle, More lnlbmlntiOil eall (740) 385·8130, Program, Grunts were nwnrd· II terrorist uttucks, Byer said, tlon equipment and special- ed to nil Ohio counties to pur- nt which time he applied for ized communications equip- High: 80s. Low: 50s Dttall1tAI Wtat Vh'llnll trail Event POMEROY - Protecting local emergency W()fkers In the event. of 11 domestic ttrrorlst o.ttatl Is the goal of n $!18,000 arnnt awnrded to the Meigs County Emergency Manllgement Agency, EMA Director Robert Byer announced the grant from Ohio Public Safety and Its Emergency ~nagement Agency during Thursday's reaular meeting of the Melas County Commissioners who 1\Ctepted the grant and approved the establishment of a new line lttm ror the funds, The funds were awarded throuah the State Domestic Preparedness Equipment grant received New deal a $3, 000 increase over current contract • 'l'be Mlll'Shi\11 Tllektr Blll'ld • . will be pl!!Ylna Frldav at 8 p.m. at the Coyotes Wild Doa Saloon. 1l~~ 11ft $15. ~ nmre lnfunuatlon ~:all (304) Sunday '7 lllll~'!Oo'lll'$tN'tiNEl.OOM Rtds swtep Mll'llns, 11 Nature on Homeland secu a•• ..,.. f.olt......r·" The 8th Annual NatiOnal Cancer Survivors Day Picnic Sunday; June 2; 2002 • 1:00 • 3:00 p.m. lob Evant Fanne Picnic Sheltw, Rio Gt ande• Good load, door print and lots of hug&. , Op.n 10 ·any a:ancer &Urv!YOI', lhtlr family and lritndt, au Malllll. Come celabraltllttl . It ppaltldll)l Holatr Mttlkol CMfw, Holw Cllnlt, Plio4'tno-llcol ~lu ond llta Community. ' •rake lht roccl ocrou from lht rt&IOUronl. MEDICAL CENTER Discouer the Holzer Diffe1•ence www.holzer.org �• .;~~il~l~-~~~~~.1~1~1!1~--------------------------~--~~~~~~~~~~----------------------~~~ · ~. ~Dl~.!--!~S~w~..~--~·:P~C!'~A~' • The Daily Sentinel ......,...... , Ohio weather ~ FREE .... Budget fix goes to govemor '0( - . . . . ~ ~~~-- ~ thro-..• "We're certllin that we didn't lnak lillY IBWII,,, HllflleS wd. "But in l,ight of the cin:umstan~s. we llelieve the Only riaht thing to do is retum the mono~. We w1111t to eliminate even any appelll'llllce of impropriety, Chance of rain retums Saturday Goodyear builds new blimp HeiSt 1111p1ct dies In CRSia ·.: Highs 84to 88, West winds 5 AKRON (AP) - The Oood~car Tire&. Rubber Co. is to 15 mph. Ch1111ce of rain 30 buildint B new airship, the "Spint of America," , pen:ent, The new blimp is part of a long·scheduled replacement ot HIGHLAND HElGHTS, ~· (AP) - An Ohio ntiD SIP" Saturday night ... Partl)l the eompants Los Antelas·basod uirship. "Eiutle," which ha& petted of robbin& eltht subUrban Cinclntllti bMW wUt cloudy with B chance of been operating since 1992 and will .be retired this fall. wellriJIII dlstinctivelilaek wiJ died in a one-vehlde crash: showen and thundentorms. 9oodyear has a 71-year tradition of building C:OipOI'Ilte Bir- William M. Qreaory, S6, was.\() ao Oft tri.t June l7 01\ fed. Lows 60 to 65. Chance of mn shtps, enl bank robbery eh~. ,' 30 pen:ent. "By namin& our newest blimp the 'Spirit of Ameriet' we A monitorilll device trlgerecl Wtclnesd9 al&ht ~ · Extended roreeast: embrace and honor the patriotic spirit Of our nation," wd before his ear s~NCk a eement abuiiMIIt on lntentlte 21$lft , Sunday... Pu.rtly cloudy with Slllll Gibara, Goodyear chBirm1111 and chief exequtive. this northem Kent~ commlllli~. He died at Uni~ a chance of showen and thun· Hos~in Cincinnati shortly after the crash. ·~ · dentorms, Highs in the lower Inmate wants DNA retest ~ af the device had alened.probation aftleen in 80s. Chance of run 40 perH tan COunty bKause G~atUY was nat supposed to leavt cent. COLUMBUS CAP) - The state public: defender's office his home in Anderson TOwnship. a Cineintlllli suburb. - ~ Sunday night ... Partl)l has requested DNA testin& on bloody shoes wom by a eon· • cloudy with a chance of ViCtcd Killer WhO hilS ClthiiUSted all his other death penal~ 'arc ~ showen and thundentorms. appeals. · lrll · : Lows in .the lower 60s. Assistant Public Defender Joseph Wilhelm made the AKRON (AP) - The owliet of ad~ we center kept~·• Chance bf rain 30 pen:ont. request on behalf of Jerome Campbell, 41, who was convict• vate room where children were asked to be In a secret . Monday... Mostly cloud)! eel of murder In tho fatal stabbing of ll 78-ycar-old Cincinnati invesllaaton alleae In court records. . with a ch1111ce of showen and man durin& a buralary on Dec. 2'1, 1988. Summit County sheriff's investiaaton have chwaed o..;d thundentorms. Highs in the · Campbell is tho tint Death Row inmate to Illite up Attorney L. Coni with child endl!llerilll, voyeurism and clfamnlnltmid 80s. General Beny Montgomery on her offer to test uny avmlable lng matter harmfUl to children. ~ Tuesday... Partly cloudy DNA evidence, Corsi, 54, the owner of K D Day Cue & Preschool, pletll· with a chance of showen and Montgomery spokesman Joe Case Slid Thunday that the ed Innocent dllrl~ hla ~nment Thursday in ~ihop thunderstorms. Lows in the shoes were tested during the trial and that the results were Falls Municipal Court. He remuned ftee on SlOO. [) mid 60s and highs in the mid Inconclusive. · · ~ 1101111 bond. B~cdnesday...Mostly cloudy Judp Linda Tllccl Teodoslo banned him from enterina t;s with a chance of showen and · rr1 U SSUII I'll =~':'em~=~~~ehi:U=.m lllldna to any children, thundentorms, Lows In the COLUMBUS (AP) - The Sierra Club said it l!lanned to · t mid 60s and hiahs in the fllo two lawsuits accusing the city of Columbus of allowina t.' lower 80s. sewqe to contominate riven and streams. · 11 • '~ rThursday... Pattly cloud)." The environmental aroup said the city is not complylna AKRON (AP) _ A .,,Ah school student has been ureatta with a chance of showen ana with state requirement& that it monitor and minimize com· · d -"•.....t itb ....... •ua 1 ·-'" 1...' thundentorms. Lows in the bined sewer overflows, which are aplllslnto riven from sewer an "''"'•'""' w '""'Ill part n an att- Oft a woman ot• • lower 60s and hlaha In the linea tbat carzy both rainwater and raw aewqe. · , ,~t ~==it•a deputiu aaid·Tbunday that~~ lower 80a. The club also alid the city's storm aewen are llleaall~ con· A. R.olllnad 17, wu ont ot follf ~ouna men InVolved in lht neoted to aanl~ aowera. It ot 24 ld ..... ·"I City offlclala said they are complylna with Ohio usau an rape 1 ·yiar-0 oventry •.,wn... P womu Environmental Protection Aaency regulatlona on both COllllta. on AFII 24. The woman waa drivina homt at 2 a.m. with btl 6 They alao alld the luuo of ovornowa waa settled ln. a ·::~~~~~ ~~~ntry Hlah School junl~. haa betn chlljjd VATICAN CITY (AP) - Pope John Paul lJ on Frida)! $500 •000 aareement reached with the BPA. with dellnquonc~ • 1 ftnt-do~ ftlony, He had hta ~nJ.Ui! · accepted the realanatlon of Blahop Gilbert Sheldon of appearance Tbunclly In Summit County Juvtnlle Court, Steubenville\ Ohio. the Vatican aald 'Sheldon was realgnilll I I~ I ... I waa bolg held In thl coun!)''a juvenile dtlelltlon ctftttr, • • · becauae of h a aae. , Sheriff's Ca!)t. Larry MomChllov aald Jlolllna hu bW Sheldon tumea 75, the normal retirement aae, laat Sept. 20. · COLUMBUS (AP) - The state 8 laraeat local phone com· unwiiiii!J to talk to dateotlv.., who hope he will provide th,tir The pope appointed the Rev. Robert Daniel Conlon to be g•n~ . wants to double the monthly fee ft chlll'lol competlton wltb lnfonnatlon about tbe three othera the victim aaya 190) Sheldon's auccenor, Conlon Is pastor of Holy Redeemer or eaalna part of its linea. part In the auault. ..., Pariah In New Bremen , Ohio which Is part of the Cincinnati SBC Amet:~ tech planned Frldny to ask tho Public Utllltlea . an:hdioceae ' ' Commlaalon of Oliio to approve an Increase In that chara~ Liuarel Clift' Sheldon became an auxiliary bishop in the Cleveland dio· from $14 to $28 per cuatomer, The Columbus OlapatCh i 1976 d 1 ta11 d · reported Friday, Jl'ree Methodtat Church ' ceae n an waa nat1 e as the fourth bishop of Ameriteoh also planned to ask tho PUCO to rllae the onePreeente Steubenville in 1992. time fee It can charae competitors for switching a customer to Mirabelle a competitor's service to $'12,79 from 74 cents. P~ to -a.. The commission last fall reduced the fee to 74 cents from . the Clown SilL . At the Levee DAYTON (AP) - Jim·Petro's camplian for attorney aeneral plans to return at least $8,700 In donations to the .June 1, 2002 Montaomery County GOP that oriainated from a group of And At the Churoh Ohio nuning home operators, June :a•• 10a30 a.m. . Under a 1978 Ohio. law, companies that serve Medicwd CLEVELAND (APl - State TrensurerJoe Deters arranacd Investment work to ao to a Pennsylvaniu company ihat Children'• Proaram recipients, as many nursing homos do, are banned from donal· Ohio splits It~ fees with a business owned by two donon to Ohio (Parente Invited.) • ina to campwgns for attorney general or county prosecutor. Republicans, a newspaper reported Friday. · . Ttie law has 6cen In effect since lhe Ohio attorney general Deters, a Hamilton County Republican, ts runnina for re· 992-4152 992-1?50 was given jurisdiction to investigate Medicaid fraud, · Co~ne .Join 'V• in November llllainst Mary Boyle, a Democrat, who Jon Hughes, spokesman for the Petro campaign, said election 40?92 Laurel Clift' Road Is a former state lawmlikcr and Cuyllhogu County commis· Thursday the campaign did not know the dQnations came sloner. · Po~neroy, Ohio from nursing home operators, . The Plain Dealer reported Friday that Richard Ireland and BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The National Weather Service says showers and thunde.rstorms will end tonight in the region and sides should clear somewhat as a weak cold front moves to the south. Temperatures will fall to the upper and low 60s. Low pressure will form on the west end of the front and move northeast, bringina the front back north llli a warm front. The low will move east alona the front. Th1s will bring a chance Of showen and thunderstorms back to the state Saturday afternoon and Sunday, Highs will be in the 80s Saturday and the 70s Sunday. Lows will be in the SOs to low 60s. Skies were mostly clear across the area overnight. Temperatures were in the 60s. Sunset tonight will be at 8:53. Sunrise Saturday will be at 6:05~e~ther roncast: Tonight. .. Partly cloudy with a chance of showen and thun· dentorms. Lows 58 to 63. West winds S to l 0 mph becomina llaht. Chance of rain 30 percent. Saturdal... Partly cloudy. A chance o showen and thun· dentorma In the afternoon. Lions ocaanln RACI li - 1\\'o <~nlu· t~l ~~~~ :ate &cliedukod m fuft\111 ~~ew Li<ll'-~ ('111b in ~we~~~ !m~ ~ :at 11\e Rl<:l~~e 1\lblk Ulnl')\ 11\llll (I! -"1 ro 8 "'"'" 11100 ltllle {\ ~· ~'oothetll "~ &llool ft\1111 \\) 8:-m 'Os II ~~\$. hath men ~t\d \1.\llltell, lto!n tile R~ine :al'a, :are~~ ro :att~ :a ~l~~g 1\'1 ~m t\Wofe :ab<llit n.v,;..-..... atlons su· -r--•• ,..._ Sle a bI th t Am rlt h Illk ..__ hlk .....m.donatlons Report questions dHis · ~t~Sle fur ~ be -lVIII• wl\'0 wi~h ro II$ ~hll'tet I'IICIII~ t~f t~ R:ad~~e Uoo~ Club. Meetlnaslated Mn>Ot.RPORT Mlddl~lit)n t'OIIInl\mhy A~socl~tlloo will lmld :a ~~~ ~~~ 00 ~~*Y :at ~t:\0 ""'' . :at ~Ill~ 8:allk ' ill Mlddlep~Wt. for details . Plan uaeetlna Ohio River restoration plan not induded in 2003 ~udget ..'.'' LOCAL STOCKS ~: The Daily Sentinel ' t.BTART FA U.S - L.et:art 'fuWII$h~) Tftt~~$ Will 11~1 t41)11il~ :at S p.m. 111 the t~l'li~:e bttildh~, ue l RHdlr ServiCII ' Coalition says EPA delaying cleaning the state's air Uoo~ ~:anintloo, j\)11'1 II!' Student ·-···d for.ra- the . ~ign~ $llee\ Will '*" Stlubenvllll bishop Nllpl tro 1\-lll. ..... " 1!111, 14 Othtr lti'Yiote IMYtrttelnl 1111. 3 CINIIII11011 1111. 4 Olllelfted AU 1111. a 1bHnd•IMII Ofttrtd by Mid Valley Chrlatlan School On the Web Call 992·8249 for detalla IIIWtlemydtM~IIntl .oom wttN;mydtMyMnllntl.oom 801 Thai Ill Faces Pleasant Valley Hospito.l knows the importnnce offiuniliar mo:s and surroundings when fac:Cd with m illness or chronic medicnl condition. P111•11 VIIIIV PIIWIIIIIItV Heme Clre provides: . e Ptmmal C1n e RHPltl Can 1 Homtmlktr !ltrvlct~ I Prlvatt Duly NUI'IItl Support Str¥11lfl 1 F11tiiii,Y St11mna t 1 Companionship 1 Sitter !iorVIIlt 10 llnlllld IL ellddiiiDn. 8141188 eiJ48J 881·8818 or 11881112·8118 ~ . .... PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL �-~-~_·Y_~-~------~M~•~IasCou · ~ Sayre .wins state ·aest of the FFA awards PageA4 2H2 Poor a '' . RACINE - Lori Sayre of Rtdne won first place in Ohio In two areas of the Future Fanners of America: vegetable production and accounting. Sayre, daughter of Aaron and Shirley Sayre, raised 20 acnes of vegetables over the past three yeats with her father, lnctudinQ tom~toes, peppers, cabbaae and sweet com. She Is also involved in rerord keeplna, management, irrigation. plantillg 1111d harvesting ~nd other tasks. She bas won grand chamP.i· an in tomatoes at the Ohio State Fair for the past two .)'ears and has been featired in the Holmes seed catalog both years. She will now campete at the t\atlonal'level. Sayre also reeelved second · place In the state in the area <lf Dlvetsifled Crop Production and thll\1 pl~ee in Agricultutal : Entrepneneurshlp. Besides . vegetable production, she was : involved in the production of : 40 acnes of hay. Agricultural · Entrepreneurslilp Involved keeping recoros, managing labor, making sales, devising Dear Abby ADVICE MEIGS NOTEBOOK Durst. \Verry celebrate ·birthdays together · · . SOdety N1iiWS ls ro rmtl.-e a ~Y fur u~ at Whaley Kostival. Cedi Moms. the rode\)' 's huldings at the '37; Vi~ihtla Hull Glbwn, l<.'U . . pltllds Me~s Coonty Mu~um. Oavidsoo, '38; Lennie Je~ll. Jo~ Oavl showed the '40; Rob¢rt lll'ld Fra~ Gilk-ey POMEROY - The M~s ~nt Is ue uf "The Alkire, 01~ Hull Cuml~ Coon!)' Get~k~gkal Society M~aphune," the newsletter '41: VIrginia Hull Qibstlll, '43; . POMEROY- Brittany Nioolt Durst, 6 . ltt'el'ltty held ltHe~ular meet· oflfiHt~~:iety she c::on\1)11~. It Bernal\! Gilkey, '44; Joe ina at the Me\j!$ Cllullty wm be ~hrg out oo members Stanley, '45; ritl~ Wood and Kaylee Allna·Brook Werry, 3, both ot Pomeroy, eelebraltd their blnhdays on Muse~~m. won. She alro refl<lrled the King, '4 7; Helen Alkire May 19 11.1 Oeneral KartlnQer P4rk in The pending 11cwsp~~.per death of one ol' the 11'1~· l'kk~M. LcRo>' Lambert, '<4ll; Mlddlell\)rt. ~ was dl$Cusse<l tiy the slilndins n~en1bers of the sac::r· Joon Wya111 \\t'iod, '49; Rosella The party was hosted by Durst's parents, Mpte\' n~en1bers. Old news· ety. Marianne Anderson. · O<lfSan Hl~hfleld, '50; Pansy Shawn and Jel'll'll Durst, ~nd brother, papers C\llllllill II ~lth or '\'he sociely is also ~in$ 00 Turner Jordan, I ; Jim Nlc::hol11~ 1 ,and Weny's parents, Chip and atnetl<Oiklll intunnatlon In· de$~111\lla:lpo.'(Wpntobeg~'ll'fl Bo~inll, Paul Cotrerill, '52; Catlnll werry, and brothers Jacob and the furn1 of births, deaths, ro nll.'lnli>rs -:1 ~rst Pronilles -:1 Fl\.'11 St:~nley, Russell MaStlll, Mat~nale Sellers. mtrriqes, lamlly reunions. Mclg$ Coo~~~y. Anyooe wholie '53; Am~eu Wea~. JoAnn Attending were Fred and 1\nl'l Werry visits 1ton1 far-away reladws, bloOO-rel:\100 111~ was _pre- Lnmb\\rt Gillogly, '54; t.arey James Wolfe . and Valerie: C11rl on~ di~ llnd lltil!atlo11. 'Th\'! ~tin M~ llilllly by 1830 is Clark, 'St\; Radm\\1 Burbrl~ Caroline Wolfe, Valerie Spurlock al'ld eharlter set up a pllln on the cli@lble ro OOkxll!· l_..cl:'ebre, [.Qvemn Wenrs 'l'ylon Laura Stewart and Carol Anni method ~sii'OO t<? best pub· . Dun1s, Carolyn Welsh COllins, . Penny Powell; Mtmdy Powllll anu llsh this mfunnatron fur usc 57; Dan Arnold, '58; Vil'8il Cameron; Diana Woods and Blake; Pat by &ellellogists so thlll the, Reeves, '59; Jay Wl~emnn Flshtr;and Robert Strohl. Mllttt ~Iii begin. . . . Cla~, ltnrold Oruham, 'ill. Withs and Sharon Durst, Josh and Amy . 'ibe WC::iety also ~·~ to . . om~rs fur next year ane: Codn\\r, Jnck ~ollrotl and Rost! . Werry1 publlshancesrorchamoblllrned H~RRISONV)~l.B -: Harold llraham, president; Dnve and Brend11 Reed and Lnrry anu ftoo't ~. Tile llOCltty will Hnms~nvme-Scrpm Alumnr t.arey Clnrk, vice president; Agl\es Sellen sent gifts. publl&h me 11\\ll'e call fur sub- Assocralion held their ?3rd Joy Wiseman Clnrlt, setne· lrlttln)' Duret end KtyiM Wtrry inlsslon of the:l\l chru\s before annual . bllnquet and dance tary· nnd Virgil Reeves trea• . the book I published. recct\lly, at tl~e Hnmsonvllle surer ' ..__ _ _ _.;....;_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __..._ _.__ _ _ __j Keith A hley, pnesldent, Elementary School, with 87 · aave a neport on til\\ Ohio mn~ebt.ln and auestslltll!ndlng, ~lojllli\I·Sociel}' ~'Uiwen· President Harold llrahalll don In Toledo. Drlgham W\\loorned the .aroup. A s..:hol· Youna Ulllvt~lty was there arshlp was Rwai'ded to Jessica with {t3 new genetic proje-:1 Jordan. for tro.c:lna an~slry. The unl· PauHne Halliday Atkins, vt~lty is tsklna for ~nealo· '30, and Thor Carsey, '34, alsts to submit their ancestor were awaroed a flower as the chtrts and then donate a oldeit grllduates ;nesent. blood &ample to use DNA to Other araduall!s an auests determine people with the recoi!nlted were officers, vet• same ance&l0f1, errms, bus drivers, nurses, A project on the oompllatlol\ cooks, and pie bilkers. Door of the descendants of the · prltes were award~!~!. Stlven family · of MeiJ!s P'loW\\rs wet\\ donated .by . County wu shown by die Pameroy Flower Shop, · pmldent. This Is pnrt of the Middleport Flower Sho~, o~lna project liy Bwht£s Francis Florist, · Hubbllrd s C.r Sons of the American Greenhouse, Duff's Revolution tn assist In loc::atin11 Greenhouse, Wai·Man, Sherry thnie eligible to join the SAR Floral Des!in and Kroger. on loc::ally burled American Country Remedies provld· Revolutlonaey soldiers. ed music far round ancf square The society h pl~nhlna to dan~lna. work with one of the court· Or11dmuea attllndlna were: house officials In copyln11 an l'nullne ~1111iday Aktrns, '30; Important s 1 .of m~ps useful Mary Welsh Woodyard, '33; 10 aenealoglsts. Thll purpoge Thar Cusey, '34; Mnfllanet ' liOOll lulok P1rk Avenue Uolf !IIIIo I IIU 011111111 i IIIII I o IUIIOIIIIIU I I~ 1111111 Ill U IUIIIIIIIII II til I Ulllllo 1111 o,100 IIIII II lUI Ill U UUo o o Uo U 010 u IOIU o iu I Uoll o OUIU oAo Ill IIIII UIUIIII · 1HIQMC 112Ton ·~·~~100 QT, Purplluo uuuou•nunuonooouuootonuu•••••n•m•u•uuouou"'uu 111100 laolelld, Ltlther 18811 !lord Teurue lllllfi!UIIII!IIUUIIIIUIUIUIUIIolllllllllflltlloooooouo e14 ,100 00 Htllthy ltart • Httlthy Ftmllltl Cover~: Dootor Vltlte HoapltaiCire lmmunlullone lubetanot Abu" Preeorlptlon• Vlelon lervlo11 Dental C1re . Mtnlll Hllllh And Muoh Morel 18H Chevrolet Corelo1 · t ~yl, Auto, Air, M,OOO MIIH ...... 1887 Chevy 1-10 lllt. C~b IIIIUIIUJUUIIIIInmM,IOO II ......... 188'1' Oldemoblle Dlltl It L.oldtd, L.Nthlr IIUOOIOOOIOIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIfiUUifllilllilflf 18111 Chevrolet lllvertdo 1888 Pontlto TraneAm IIIOIC, ,.,..,VI, AUIO, LMihlf, OD flllliflllfHUIIIIIfllltuiUIUIIIIIIIIIIIUIIUIIIIIIUU • • 1187 QMC luburbtn •wo, VI, Auto, Air, I.NU!It, I.T IIMICIIf,. .....................t11 1100 114.100 1888 Llnooln Town C.r lUI t iOOOU I I 000 0 0 I lUi IU 01 otU 0 OOUO 0 Ouu UIO UtiOOIU OIIUU Ulllnlllll I t UIOIIIOIIIII '• 1 • •• 18M Chevrolet 1111. Clb.112 Ton e11 ,100 41141' IWI, VI, AUia1 Air uuut.uui•••• .. ,.,.,,,hooou ..•uunnunuo ..•• ti,IIO • 40 992-2217 tATUADAV HARRISONVM.E Hartieonvllle lodge 41 1 meet• Saturday, 7:30 p.m.. lodge hall, lor work In the E.A. degree. Ralreahmenlt. M11ter Maeone wtloome. SALEM CENTER - Star Grange 11778 and Star Junior Grange 11878 meet• In regular 1111lon Saturday with potluck aupper at 8:30 p.m., meeting at 7:30 p.m. Members to bring lood bank Items. PORTLAND Lebanon Townahlp TruaUeta, Saturday, 7 p.m., town1hlp buildling. IIJNbAV RACINE - Pure In Haart to p•rform at Carn~ti • Suuon United Mdthodlat Church, Bathan Road, Sunday, 11a.m. Public Invited. Monday, June I · tbr•lll .Friday Juae 7 . I:IG PM •I PM ••lin••••• ••••, ••relnb•.,.•• "'""""'· ....,,., Ill lttllerWllllllllll•f • ·' I •..;;..iiiia.. h :- Vacation a1bla ·. .Schoo1. 1•1. Clll, 111, •••• III!Nr, VI, Auto, Alr..........................1111100 HIUIIIoilllfUIIIIIIillllltl . 1 1 , 1 0 0 1188 Chevrolet Corvette Coupe ""' 17,000 Mllll I I 4WD, VI, llpllcl, Air, TIH/Crulla, lllecl .......................... t8,100 11,100 Joe Cornell, Tyler Little, AIIChtl Marthlll GRADE A 1/d/, 8A.J (JJ.wu:J, ·~, 1100 tiiiWIIUIIIIIIIIIUifiiiiiiiUIUIUIUUIUIIIIIIIIIIIIUflillllillllllllllllllliUUoot • • • • Htllthy Ptmllltl offer• no-coat health cart coveraae for the entire family • parents AND klda. a buslhess plun, figuring cash flow and net worth and determining profits or losses. . She was awaroed the StilT District State Degree In production. awaroed to the lop individual in each district after undergoing persona I Interviews. Her FFA activities Included serving as president vf Racltle·Sauthem FFA, parllament!U)' procedure, co-ops, fann management, soil and public speaking. She plans to attend University of Rio Grande and nmjor in communications. RACINE - Oaorge HoHer. Jr. family reunion, Sunday, 1 p.m., at lha home ol Jim and Karen . Werry on Court Street Road.neer Morning Star. All deaoendanta and family lrlenda lnvllad. Chicken and baked ham, table aervloa. provided. Bring pholoa, ~ POMEROY - Town & OOIJntry ltorlu, covered dish. 949·4000 ·l!xpo mHIIng, Thure., 7:30 p.m. lor Information . •,AAyon• lnterHIId In promoting . MONDAY :tht tvint and halplng with 2002 RACINe - Regular meeting . ·expo 11 Invited. 742·3020, 992· ol tho Meigs County Republican : 2024 or Ull·27481or lnlo. PArty, Monday, 7:30 p.m., Flac1n1 . I'"IOAV . . · American Loglon HAlt · · CHESTER - U.S. Rep. Tid SVRACUSE Button :Strickland to prea1nl flaga to ;cn•ater Courthouu and Cheater Townehlp Truttoe• will meet ·VFO, Friday, 4 p.m., wllh pro- Monday 1117:30 p.m. at Syraouea · VIllage Hall. ~grnm to rollow. · 18111 CIMC lonom• Plokup 4 Crl; Auto, Alr .• u.................... u....... ,,""'''"'''""'"'.. ""utuull,lll 2000 C1dlll10 IIOIIIdl 1818 Pontlto Ortnd Am lofiS.YM Mare than 200 tap scholars from the ~AI;m;b;lblt;itr;towd.e;:d;;n station •s viewing area are featured In ~....., public service announcements · videotaped during a lunc hean held at the · Huntington Museum of An on April 29. . The ·announce· ments will air an Channel 3 through the end of June. L..:::;;......JLJ....:--...1 This year marks S.rt Mlnefttld the 18th year far the . nationally · acclaimed program and second year Marshall University has been affiliated with the progn~m . · . . eams state deg1·ee-· : COMMUnity Cllllldlr II pub•lllhld II I ftM IIIYlOI to nona ·'profit groupl wlehlnll to : 1nn011n01 m11ttn111 1ncf ape: olnl1'181111. The olllnCitr 11 not . do~ntld to promote 11111 or .fu relnnrn Of tny type, Hltnt :111 prlnlacl only 11 •Plot per• -mltund onnnot bt gu•r~ntlld .:to bt prlnltld 1 lptOitlo nurn:blr of Cllya. · : THUIIIIDAV : AUTI.ANO - Rovlval at Emmanuel Apollollo Tabamacla, foctted on Loop Ad., off Naw Un~a Fld. noar Rutland, with Evangellll Freddy Harrle !rom :ourant, Okla., Thureday lhrough : Sunday, 7:30p.m. oach evening. · , : TUPPERS PLAINS - Eatttrn : Looat band banquol polhlok, . Thuraday, 8:30 p.m., al Royal Oak Aoeort. Woodwlnde brfng · covtrod dlah or aalad, paroua· elon two two·lltar botllae cl 1oda ,end ct1~1, and brau, daaurt. , : RACINE - Southern L:ocal Board ol Edooatlon, regular : milling, 7 p.m. 'thureday, al the . hiGh eonool. l•t, Olb, ·VI, Auto, Air, I.OW MIIH .... :..................,.......... ,11,888 18t7Jlldemoblle Cutl.u e 111preme • Door, lltld, LOidtd, Ve ...........,.. ,, ...................................71100 Htllthy Start offers no·oost or low-cost health care covereae for kids (birth to eae 19) and pre11nant woman. lll lf~lllll~llf gn~m . ----------~-------------------'. MEIGS CALENDAR • Healthy Start . Healthy Families flU~ I IIIIUU II U OU U til! I llll t ill Ulll I IIIUI 11 Class' HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - Joe Cornell. 1Yier Little and Rachel MlltShall of Southern High School, ..--- ,.._.,. Amber Snowden of Meigs High School, and Sa111 Mansfield of Eastern High School were among students hooored by the WSAZ·TV Best of the Class pra- ' . : RACINE - Travis Hart, He has worked at Hart's · san of Monty and Paula Hart l<ountry Kitchen. where he of Racine. wus Involved in remodeling, received his washing dishes; ·inventory, .' State FFA running errands .and stocking ' degnle at the shelvl!s. necent State He has ulso served as stu· FFA con- dent advisor and Se11tinel in ventlon. the Racine-Southern FFA The award Chapter. He hus purticipuled 11oes to the in parliamentary procedure, tap twa per- and proficiency applications cent of FFA , in home improvement. T111VII Htrt · members in He is a junior at Southern • · . Ohio. . High School, where . he is : -To be seletted, Hart applied involved In the Agriculture •and was evaluated 111 district work study program, and :and stale levels. plans Ia sraduate In 2003. AssodltiOR · holds blnquet I ltiiiiiiiiiUU I III IIIUIIIIII I IUIU I Ull Friday• .,.,. J1.1002 ~ Hart ~ FFA ·s Health Care Covera1e for Ohio'• Worklnl Famlllee Page AS I I I MONI_. __ .,..,..._lt.t_ .. I..1 1 2 .. ===~::.'1:::. ......~ All MT SUN iiiiiU.L.--.L...L,.,...!!I..,.J,.L. . .,liiiii!W. ••1111 . . . . ....._ U. �' . ' ~ .......... ~~-lUI-. t..._,..r .... ~•t -~"!'- · lllll~ - ,................ M -----·U\....... --.... --._... .... l~lllll"'wM. ---Moller ~~ I~Jih.-. ........., ~ ..... 't'O~ ... I ~~-'l'llt -~ ~~~ _..,...._ llllnllip "'Ill•• Kt\'\1.1:~-..... ~~~ ~ Si.'kll.\l llll ".I&W. ~~ ~r ~., SuMo.•, lO•• 11111~00p.II> 'I:L'Udl..n. '?'·'Op.lt r 1d Ar ; n 'lbaru.tiiWdtlilc. . _ ·~ ufl ~•• U...ll\l. kllllood ~k:n.: 10;00 fl_W. ~- '1:. '\0 I).. . Mlltl- s. -'111 -~n-.. ~ ~S.,.....~ ~ -u W.br n •t~ Mi..-.. l::lQ l'A '1:\0L .. \\~ tQ. tO a.•"-· ~ P.'"\\~~v Smt~.:n. · 1l r-m, 1\-<\ ~~&!<W.Sl, f\_..,_'I.LIM. ~-- M.ooo. Wl'll. N...tllb\UIM-' ~ Stf~~'\"'t~ tl)!(IH LlU. r.. .... ~lhl!l-.1 ~hi­ Sul\llla.y Sl'ht,kll ~ )U t .m Yo'Uhhip • Ill:·•~ •·m · -..y n..ollopot.o ij· ~() WI.\IA~.'~ S\·l\k.~s . ~ fl1ht Soulhtrn lt•ptllll 41M72ll\1Uli'nly rikC! li. LIUUIU U'lhY•Ill l\~1~1\1)',1tlltrit<tltt\Uit Wi._'\.IU+.'~)'.Sl'r\ktll Hl.l ~lp .: Fl"' llopolsl Cho"h f'~•~ttlf · "0 p_m, Ill ,!,(_l 1un .. HW.l J'.lU, MuU1nd t1nlft'h uf C:hrlllt Sttmia}' Sch1'M1I• 9:30 1.111. . . W,"lflllhlp ·. I !n. m.. 7:UIIp,m. WC!dtll'~lltl)' Scn•h•.'C~ · 7:on p.nt . Wm~hlp . I H: ~U u.m.. 7ji.HI. MI. Unlun H1ptl!t lh'ldfvrd thuR'h ni'Chri!il Curnur 11( St. M:t . tl 4 .t lhudl\ur)' Rd. Mln!Mior: IAitltl Shtunhlht Y~~~•th Mlnlstor: 11111 Amhllr»~r Sunllil)' ~d\unl · 9:.' 0 ll.m. Ptl~tu r : ()u.,.hl WiMl'lntl" Sundtt~ SdtWI ·Ytol~ 11.111. liv1.1rtln1·~ !'1 ;,\0 p.m. WC!UHc ~ llt1Y . SLlrYk.'\l!o: • C\::'l!.ip.m. Wtllilhll' • M:noo.m.• 10:.'0 u.m., 7:1.10 W~~hl\l~dll~ S1.1rvil.lOII • 7:0() p.m. lll!lhlthtn' ~pll!!ll'hurt:h Orcut O ~ ml , Rlllll1.1 124. MtKllnc, OU bnnicl Mcccu ,,,m, I alli'r Sundlly So.'h•MJI • 9:~0 tt.m. Sundt!Y Wm·•tllp . 10:.\U 11.111. WctJneKI11y l:tlhlc Stud~ - h:OO j'l.lll. Old Btlhtl F'" Will Boptl•l Chu~<h l~ l So , Mo . ?, MlokllrpM Suntluy !khoul • 10 tt .m. Koll•l S1~lctyA~IrMhutlli 11 :O.I· Il:l~l noun SM:rtun~nl Scrvlw ~· lOt i~ 11.m. UumumKlhtll meotlnw. l•t ThuH.• 1 run, '"'"ll•llle Chrl•tl•n thon:h l'M•Ior: Muburt Muuor Sunduy Sr.'houl - 9:3011.111. Wul'llhlp • 10:30 t.m:. 7:,lU p.m. H111.1t1lh¥ · 1:txt p.m. n1untdny Sei'\'JuGs • 7:00 > Wtfhli!litii~Ji Sot'\llcl ;· . • llllloldo Boptl!l Church St, Kt. 14J jusltiO' !ott. 7 P1a1or: Rev. lnmealt. Acree, Sr SunU11y Unlncd Sllrvl<:e Wor11hlp • 10:30 Jl,m .. 6-p.m. Wcducaduy s~rvlCIIM .1 p.m. I 7:)0 p.tn. St. Johnt.uthoNOnl.:ilun:h IJIIill Oruve ' Retd1'¥illc Church nt t'hrl111 ~~~~hlf: l~hlllr Sturm Suttdll~ No.:hUI.ll; !I:JU u.m, Wonhl11 Scrvlcc: IOtJO11.m. Hlhle Study, Wcdnc!kllly, 0:30 Jl.lll. m N, lnd Sb Mlddlcpom S. Keesee · Wnrshlp • l011.1n.. 7 p.m. Scrvlt.:cR • 1 p.m. WeU~ aU11y un. 81. Poull.ullotron c~ ...Conaar S,ye•mnre & StL·ond St., I'OHwro)' SutuJny Blhlo Stutly • 9:.'A:I tun, Sunlluy S~· hot1l ;. 9 : ~~ un, wu...hlp . II ' ·"'· RullruuU 51 .. Ml&~on Wor!ihlp: ln:~o u.nl . ttnd fl;:tn p.m. l'tuilur , Arlu8 Hurt I 'Ill Sun!.Wy School · HI n.tn. WoHhlf'l • I I J.m. Wuroblp • 9:30 o,m. (Ill & lntl Sun), 7:30 p.m, (Jrd t\ •111 Sun) Wcdnoldu~ Servlee • ?:10 p.m . . ' Mo. ou., Ullllod Molhodlol Off 124 lorhlnd Wllkmlllo PttJilor:Diwld On:cr Suttduy School • 9 :~0 u.m, Wunhlp • lfl:30 u.m.. 7:tMI ~ . n1 . WednndH~ Sot'\' lea•. 7:00p.m. Rev. Oilllllrt Cn1la. Jr. Sunday S~huol· 9:~0 1.m. W~hlp I uiou llonrorol Chu"'h or Chr~tln Chrloll .. Union HRitlunl. W.V1. Ml, Moriah hptlol Flout1h ~ Maln St, Mllkllep~.JM Ptt8tur~ i~liau • 10:4~ 11. 111 . , Antlquliy H.,1111 !Junday Sehoul· 9:3U a.m. I Wonihlp • IU;4.~ 1.m; 1 1~t~tur: Rav. lhlph Spii'C!M ,;und11y School - 9:30 M.m. Wor~hlp • IU:JO 11.ni .. 7 p.m. 1'humluy Survlga8 ~ 7p.nt. llllltlr ul' ( . ud Suriilll)' BvcmlnlJ • 6:01:1 p.m. Pa~nr: M11rk Mi.!Cuttuu' MI. Morlllh Ch•~<h·or {I<HI Mllu Hill Rd .. Muulno "ullond I'm Will Uoptlol Sundny SdtOI.li· Y:43 11.111, HvvniiiJ • fi p.m. Mtlp Coopoorotl>o P1rllll Nut1ho.tl Clu&tar Alfred V11s1or: Jume11 H111crf'JeltJ Sulem St . J'u,:to,: Kcv. l'aul'nlylor Su1k111)' S~.:hool · 10 1.m. Hvenlna • 7 ~.m , • Wtdne!lduy Sel'\lll.!e• • 7 p.m. lie<ond HopiiJl Churth Mnvcn,wooo, wv f'ulllor: f)uvld W, McCiuln Sund11y School 10 11m· PMIIhm lim.., llt!lll\11 Sulllli~ SciMJIII · 9130 ' ''"· ~odht&l111y 8urvlue• • 7 p.m. W~Wohlp • II a,m., ~:30 p.ni, Ru~ond Chu"'h ollltHI Pnttor:·Nun Htlllh Sunday Woflhlp • 10 11.m.,I'J p.m. Wedru!Jid11y St:l'\llce11 • 7 p.m. ChMitr Paacur: lane Re1nde WonthlJ' • ~ 11.111. 8und11y tkhuol · 10 t .nt . 1'hutllduy Scrvltlll · 7.p.m. 8yr~tu.1111 Jllf'lt Churth uf CJod ~Pflhlan d Scwnd St~. Jopp• Yll!lor: Hob Rtuldolph PIQIIw: M.av. O.vld Munell Momln• Wnt8hlf' I l•m.Bvcnlna • 7 pm Wedulllldl)' 7 p.m, w,.,hlp . 9:30 •.m , 8ullllor School• 10:30 o.m, 5undty 5t:IKKJiond WOI'Ihlp. 101.111. Kvcnlna So/'\111.!11• 6:30p.m. W<dtMidoy Sorvk:ro • 6:3(1 p,m, I alhulw IAnJIIt!ll""' School · Pt!O o,m, Wtwlhlp • 10:30 l.tn, Afld"lllt SUI~oy Chu"'h or God 111 Prophtcl 0.1 . White Md. oil 81. Rl, 16!1 8oct'lll Hnrt CollorJIIe ChuNh 212 E. Main 8trMt Pomeroy Syracuse ..... flllwo .... JfO IAIIMIIrtll• '~ 01145769 .· 74Ht2-S444 882·3788 Agency Inc. ~eaforb Full lin• o1 .. · 1\eai ~state lnturlnCI PrOduclt + 211 FllllnCIII ENCII!81n<. S.rvlcet White Home Since 1858 9 Fifth Street Coolville, Ohio 740·667·3110 New Haven, WV 25265 H. Anderton L • • • ROY. Mllto Thompoon,Ptolor Sulllla)' SchoOl • 10 t.tn. U¥tnlna • 6 ''"'' Wo<lnolll\l)' lorvl01 • ? Ponl• HOMI tiiiiiiiiYRity Chufth Oft'Rt. 13~ MoNI Choptl CloYNlo SUI\IIIf lllhool • 10 o.m. Worohlp • II 1.m. Wodntllday s...lot · 1 p.m. Polth OOillltl CloYI<h i.Otll HotlOin luntloy !ohnol • 9130 l ,lft, Wor~hlp • IOI~lo.m., 71:10 p,m. W.~n11~1y 1:!0 p.m. Co.IW, 63 Suhool , 9:30 a,m, Wonhlp • IOi30t.m. · Sondo~ Mt. 011" Community Chufth P1111nr: LawreiMlo Rush Ill' Mloldllport Churoh at tho No-. .Ptootnr: Allon Mlolt:llfl lundoy School · 9130 o,m, Woroillp • 10:!0 a.m.. 6:30 P·••· Wldnt041oy s... p.m, P111011 Allen Mlolt:lp ,.,,.? looodot•JIII rlllowllllp Chulllh ol 1111 N,._ Plllilr: Ttrm Wtldook ·lktn<ily il<hOOI· 9:30 o.m. WOJ1hlp • 10:~3a,n\,. 1 p,m, · Wl<lnrtlday StiVIooo • ? p.m, 871'11<1111 Chufth rldoo Nutrtlll P1110r Mlko Adlllnt sundly Sohool 91!0 o,m, w..1hlp • IO:lOa.m,. 6 p.m. Wo<Jnolllllr ""'"' • 1 p,rn, Blessed are the pure in heart; for they shall aee God. Matthew IWIIHIIl& SERVICES 2141!. Meln 112-8130 Pomeroy ?fl-t~e'l-4t ~,.,.e 174 Layne Slre11 .....~ """""l'' Sl. kt. II<, R"'lno ll"""'k Solllllf Soholll · 10 •·••· ""'"h'l , 1 p.m. 1\\ldoltll!lll)' Strvlcti • ? p.rn • u.s. P11yen I""'"" Wll l•m VIsit DMZ l'1o ·'l" ln1.111 PANMUNJOM, Koren (AP) For Lnndon Donovun 1 one trip .to the demlllturlzed lone wus not enough. So ~Donovan accompanied I 0 teummutes, conch Bruce Arcnu und his staff 118 they visited the DMZ between South Koreu and North Koreu, hours before the beahmlna of the World Cup, l'o!IO" Ulll<r Rohll" Cn1w Smtd•y S~.:hool · 10 un. Wolihlp • II o.on, Sfrlil\111 . Dr••lllo Community Chu~<h . SYndly Sohooll • Pl30 ' '"'' Wonhlp • 10:30 o.no,, 1 p.m. TofthChuNh I l't ' lllo ·c•" l.li llorrlooo"lllo Pnt!bylorloo Chufth Worthlp . y • •••• !•ntl•y Suhool · PI~ o.m. Mloldltporl ""hlltrlon SUIIIillf S.hool · i ' '"'' Wlllthlp • lhm. Ptl1111r1 Bd~al HArt Ch...., I' IJI'II<OM Mloolool Sunday Soilool • P1!0 1.rn. Worthlp • 10:!0 o,m,, 1:30 p.m. Hocklnaport Onnd$uttt Sundly Sutoooi · IOLm. Worolllp • II o.m, Wotlnollday Sorvlc11 • I p,m, '\.t/.11 '""""" CIY<io> 1'1!""11 . S•lllkly S•hool y,JO "" SU\1111) '"'"'"'!I<Nilll 6 ""'· 1\W..Idl)l,.,.lot? pm H¥roo~... l'lrttiJnltod l'otllltltrllo Mov, llmmtll Mlwaon I~ II BrltlpmiO Sl., W.ot Cuhnnbl•, w,'lo, Sollll•y Sollool · 9:!11M.m. tiVIilln1 , ' p.m• Wo<Jnodor Ser•lco · 1p.m, IJnlllol hi* Chuodl Rl,? on Pmnaroy Hr·Puo P1110r: RIY. Rohoon H. Smllli, So Sun4ay SohOOI • 9:!0 '·'"· Worohlp , 10:30 o.m., 1 p,m. WO<Inolllty St,.lct • 1 p.m, ll'ull G•ptl LIP!Iooolot > '..,t\tltlh . P11 \tl\tnl t.. , ' Frlecltlllllll to uttnslon ' Mulhoo"ll Hta: lltl,, Pomoroy · P1Mon Ro~ L.twlna~y Sa~rvl"lltt • 2 1M1l, B.LACKBURN, Enalund (AP) - Brud Friedel, com· petlna to become the stnrtlna gout keeper for the UnIted Stutes during the World Cup, ugrced to u rour-yelll' contract extension with Blackburn Rov~rs of Bngl11nd'8 Premier :Lcogue. Tl'" Comomul\lly!i\1 Wloki\Ont Md 11i,lllfi KO~IM SIUI<IOrt Bundoy Sukool · 9:!0 "'"' Wmohlp , 10:301 .111 .. 1:110 I'·'" · W.dno.loy S•r•l•" • ?tll!l p.m. Rdon Unllod Brtthrtn In Chrlol 3 112 mll11 nlll'lll of Moaolo•lll• :Lanp1m l•ds ~ Kemper Open . Ult Sll&tl MttUII 12o4 l'ootor1 M••· Mollo!rt Morkl t~ 8undoy Suhool • II ' ·'"· lul\lllf Worohlp • 10:00 o.m. i 1100 p,m, W1dnftday 8CirYIUtl•1ilO p,m, Yoolil8orvlil • 1:!0 p.m. Wodnaido~ • !JO>Il lllllnd ROlli, Pomaroy Plllor: Ku~ ""'"" lun<llr S.hool · 10 t ,tn. Uvonlni? ::W p.m.- . . Tutldor A Thurlll•r • ?:30 p.m, Iouth. lollltl CCHII-111 'C~unll : POTOMAC, Md. (AP) flrnnklln Langham, teylna 10 ·become the Kemper 0~.!1 ·~ ~ourth slrnlaht flnt-tlme POA Tour winner, mulched the ~ourse record with an 8· lJnder·pur 63, Lunaham, who just missed ·a birdie pull on the final hole, hnd n two-stroke lead over Bob Estes and was three In 11heod of Chris DIMarco, Brion Wuttt, Joy Wllllomson, Willie Wood and Brian Oay. • RACINE PLANING MILL K& C JEWELERS Mill Work · Cabinet Maklng Coot•lllt IJohtollltllilaolloiPorltll Pollor: Heltn Klint Coolvlllt Main A Plhil St, Suntlly School· 10 a.m. \\\Jo11111p·hm. Tlloodoy Soovleil • 1 p.on. Townohlp Rd., 46!C Sundoy Sihool • 9 t.m, Worohlp • 10 o.m. Wodnoltloy SoiVI<tl . 10 a.m. Fore•t Run lbpliltl Soltm l'oollmo•ll)o thortll ' SYOIII01 1l"nlna7 p.m. Thunday SONIIIII • ? p,m, lllhtiChoroh I Wl!dneHduy IJil,le Study· 711.111. Putor~ Ch"""' 0:n1. Chu~<h nr Chrin lmeue~t lon 7 1111d 124 W ~\IJIIlijci iMt: llennl11 Snr1em l'oloh Bllpllot C'ilur<h Sum.luy Sclmol • Ill u.m. Wunhl!1 ~ I I 11.111., flp .m, WcrJncMduy Slirvlt.:ct • 7 p.m. Wonhlp • II ·•OI•bll•h<ll, Som/""""""" Somloy Svh,(!<JIIO o.rn. P11tor: Brian Hllll<nooi Sundey School · IQ a.m. Worohlp . 11 1,ru, Wo<lneolty 1 p.\11, ,...,,•"'l'· otuu 1...~., 1\'11):\\1 81111~111 S.Nil"'' '1111wt. Nil" 7~10 pm Now ch\u~tt Nu Smt~.lar Ml:t'\11\.'t Mloldltporl CulomYnlly i'JloYfth m P,arl Sl., Mllkllopon . Plllorl RHIM SEOUL, South Koreu (AP) - FIFA · president Sepp Blntter succeeded In remov· . Ins his most dunserous erltlc · nnd forced the wlthdrnwnl of ieai\1 nc.tltJn tiAlilnst him by members ol' his · exeeutlve conunlttee. Michel Ziln·Rufflnen 1 whtl necu~ed Blntter of corruption; flnum:lul mlsmunnaement find steerlna FIPA toward bunkruptey, ogreed to quit 11s FIFA seneruT secretory on July 4. Oodl \lft1plo "' ...... Llovht~ll"'"" • nllqulcy ~ 1""-1 MllQ!oh• R~. I Uvonll\ll • ?:lO p.m. Wo<l""ol'1 S"'l". ?:30 p.m. rolll\Vollty Tooboi'IOI<lt t hur<h llollty Run R{ltlll ~ PHARMACY Wt Fill Doctorl' PrttCrlptlon• 992·2955 lqel'• Carpet HOD Dll"t lnd IMvlt» Alwqe ltlllllllltcl1tt3 1HN 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 812·2121 992·7028 '• . ROH admits to Rfttaurant "'Ntut1ng KMtuoky ,rltd I'ICIIvln1 f•on Chlokln" W. M1ln St., POITIII'Oy 992·5432 DETROIT (AP) - Former Michtaan aulll'd Jalen Rose, now wllh tne Chleaao Bull8, said he took 1ome · money from a former boo8ter of the IChOOI who pleaded JUilty earlier thll week to a federel contplracy charae. Roll!, who waa drafted out of Mlchtaan In 1994; told Fox Sports Net that Ed Martin aave him pocket money. '!.luo 111111 w•• '"'""'''with lfllrtl•ot' 740 112·2144 740 112.fHt •race for thee: for mt~ 106 BtrrrEim AVE. atrentth Ia made Po~.o• 992-6454 Perfect In weaknaa. 'Flower~ for all occulonl' 11 Cor. 12:9 Offlct St(oylc• rr Supply ~Ire & 61fetp ,...._., 137.C N. 2nd Ave. Middleport, OH 992-8378 fLOWER ~ ....... . dirty little secret on SOI\'I<.'ft: S.tll~ l:OO I''"' """ ll•-•lllo C:...u\111)1 (,'lo~l<h l'lllilltllltot\0111 SUnd\1)' 9:301,1\1, IIIII' !'Ill: W.Untll<loy • ? p.n1. Wul'llhlr • -\1100 1.i11. Sli huul • IO:fHin.m. Sund~~y S~o:htXJI · 101()() R1.~~11. MorolnaStar Pltl.lur: Dewayne Snular .suo1111) Scllool · II o.m. \\\Jo11111p · tOa.rn. · Baseball~ 1 -: 8111 Stol<tt Stolllllf S'"'·lt.'ft • lfi,,m, <1. ll''"· 'lftllt"'-~ . l ~·"'· & \\ .. lil l l'\\1. l'oM1o> .11!,.. Mllfft! ll'urol\lll · IO:~ ' ·"'· • 1 p.m. DAN'S RANT POMEROY - The Ninth Annm\1 Mclas Footbllll Oolf Thumt~nmt Wlis held 1\t Pine Hills Clolf Coorse on May I8th. Whll~rs of the e~t Wllle the team of Roy JohnOOl\ Sr, Rtly Johnson.Jr, Todd. Lisle and Kyle Wlcttllne with 11 soore uf-14. Lee Powell, Thdd Powell, Jily C11rpenter nnd Dooo Lent finished lit I0 under. 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P-0-lkl.\. 461, Dwl.l.i•'l t..tw -· ~ ~tt t ~~ u,,.... u.ta.dltl*att The Daily Sentinel _,..,.....t . - ~- ~ t:.'il._... 'kbt ..... ~ lllomo .. .._ ~t~ 'W,.. &W. Sl r.z .. ~ - _..31ha ... 'tllrbwtJ~ M~ .. ............... ..... ~-··­ I l111·1 ....... .....,. ...... ........... - , . . . -..:~,1J()p.-.; II ,of _._(l·-~ """'-« ..,..,.. c ¥11 il111, --...-.- 40illrdltf... tt • • • ••••• Send your local sport• new1 to The Dally Sentinel at •P"f•llmydallysendnel.com, · ATTA lOY- Reds' ~dem Dunn, left, Ia oonaretulated l'lt home plate oy Sean Calley (21) lifter Dunn hit home run In the ninth lnn1n11111nit the Ftortde Martina on Thureday In Miami. (AP} B eolo Reels still lead central MIAMI (AP) - The Cincinnati Reds negotiated adaunting stretch of gnmes without n stumble, und they returned home Prldoy still · le~ttllna the NL Centrnl. The lellSUC 's most surprlslna teum bent the ·Florida . Murllns 4·1 Thursdny to emnplete n three- anme sweep, That concluded u stretch where the Reds went 11·6,. with llll but three of the grunes on the roud. "Anytime you cun win on the rood, It's clutch," outfielder Adnm Dunn sold. "Overall we're playlna pretty well." · The Reds are 17·12 In IIWII)I grunes, the most rood wlnsln the NL. They're I~ ilwnes above .~00 t'or the first time ond leud second·plnce St. Louis by two gnmes, , Homers by Sorry Lnrkln nnd Dunn tile lnte8t vletoey. Jlmmy lootled tly In tile ~eeond Inning. Haynes (5-$) took 11 shUtt)ut Into the t.nrkln ~dded his th lrtl homer In the seventh, nnd three relieve~'!~ ~;om· s~venth, and Qunn hit his II th homer blned l<l complete n S~:Wn·hltter, In the itlnth. with Donny Clrnves pltthlng u pe.r- Haynes shut tlUI the Mutlll\8 until ftet ninth 101' his 17th iiiiV~ In 22 Derrek l.a\ hit his eighth homer with ohunces. two outs In , the seventh. Hnynes The Mfil'llns huve lost 12 of their allowed one run und six hit~ In 6 2·3 pust 17 uumes to foil from tlrst to • fourth In the NL Ewlt. They weN iMinss. swept for the first time slnr:e lust Rookie Kevin Olsen (0·3), who has yet to win In el11ht ctu'eer struts, Aua. l?· l!ht Colorado. · The Reds hope to ki!ep crulsln11 . ullowed only two eW11ed runs In white they wult for Ken Clrlffey Jr. to seven Innings. sturt hlttlnl!. He wel\t O.t'or-4 und 1~ 'l\mmmnt11 Kevin Millar's second· l·tl'>r-17 since returning lllst week Inning single e~ttended his hitting strlluk to 12 games, which ties u from 11 knee lnlury. . · Otherwise tfilngs continued to 110 clll\ler hll!h. Dunn had three hits und is on a .16· rlaht ror the Reds, Their nl'!lt tWO runs 8Ctll\ld when right n~lder Srlr: t'or-21! tear that hus .rulsed his average Owens dropped Lurkln's buses· to .314. ~parlted Ken Caminiti h:ts said what everybody suspected. Ml\jor League Baseball is full of steruld users, While everybody feigns surprise and says things like, "How can they do that to their bOdies?" and "Why would they risk their health for a game?''. I'm not the least bit shocked. . I played football nt. an NCAA Division Ill school and some ama1eur football after that. While some of It is second-hand knowledge, I know men who have used slerolds just to Improve at those levels. These players would never get the opportunity to play foot, bnll for money. They did It just to be bil!l!llr atld better. . Only by living under n I'Oek could at)yone not know the dan11ers of steroid usage • heart and liver damage, endocrine-system lmbulance, elevated cholesterol levels, strokes, aggressive behnvlor and l!enltlllla dysfunction. Knowing and believing those facts are diffill\lnt unlmuls, ·llowever. The answers to why athletes use 'rolds are tile sume tltles th11t teenagers and addicts use to justify dan11erous behav· lor: I'm too smart. l can stop unytime. It won 'I happen to me. The lnvindblllty Syndrome. With that snld, the situation in pro· fesslonal baseb11ll Is perfellt for 11 · steroid epidemic. No testllil!, 11 union that will luke forever ·to lmpbse a change, and a sys1e111 thut I\IWllfds tile outcomes steroids facilitate . In real terms , money. Oesplte whul lhe purists would say, baseball rewurtls oO'ense, most notably the Big Bung Theory lhnt home runs put butts In tlle seats. The real money goes to guys wlto hit the long ball, ana so does the national lnlerest. Even though the Arltonn Dlamondbncks practically won the World Series on the nrms of the 1wo most dominating pitch· ers In baseball, they dldn'l stir the Interest that Burry Bonds did as he chased Mnrk McOwlre's single-season home run l\lcord. . Anubollc steroids build slrength, and PIHII Ill Polcyn, ll Eastern secures Hocking Division title lv loon WoLn IINT1N!L CORAIIPONDINT · TUPERS PLAINS - In a aume lhllt hnd been suspended for over 11 week, the Eastern Enates olnlmed both 11 7·3 victory over the Trimble Thmcnt8 und clinched outright the 2002 Hocklna Division lllle In the Trl· Valley Conference. This was Eastern's first IItle since coming Into the leoaue over ten yefil's aao, Eastern finished the loaaue sea· son ot 12·4 nnd Trimble f'lnl8hed at 11·5. A Trimble win would have made both clubs oo·champs, howev· er, Eastern flexed Its muscle and held on for the bla win. The aome picked up In the bottom T·rI va·II 8.v • ·. I I I I bI II Wr 1 p • u p of the tlrst Inning with Ben Holter on third base and Ken Amsbury ut the plate, Charlie Youna hnd ulrendy scored with Eastern lmldlnu n 1·0 h1t1d comlna Into the completion of the contest. · Amsbary singled home Holter, then Myers singled home Amsbary for 11 3·0 Eastern command In tlie flm lnnlna. 11\ the flfth lnnlrtll Trimble tied tne score on two wnlks und a two·run single by Sc:hust und a pn~sed ball, tile sCOI\I 3-~, Enstern cnme rlghl bn~k to taken~· ~ · h.111d when Charlie Young singled, Jimmie Putman doubled, Ben liolter hnd un RBI shtgl~. nnd Chris Myi!l'!l had an RBI single. Eastern added two ln~urnnee mnr~ers In the iihtlh when Brud Brannon l\lached on nn error, Young slnJ!Ied, nnd Putman tripled, the score 7~3. · Young got the sturt and pitched Into the thlril when he W3s relieved for two Innings by Amsbury, Jimmie Putman was the pitcher of record and picked up the win, Easlern Is curl'ently c:ompetlng In .the realonullournument. . siwruERN DRoPS FINALE WELLSTON - Comln11 from behind twice In the late Innings, the Wellston Oolden Rockets posted a9· 6 win over Southern ln the compte· tlon of a Trl· Valley Conference base· ball game which liad been suspended by the wertther. Bmh 1eams have been eliminated from postseason touma· mentplay. · WeDston, which h In the TVC's Ohio Division, etds Its season at 20· 7 lndudlnl! n 1 ·4 mnrk In league play. Soutbern ows out at 13·8 Including 11 9·7 league mnrk in the Hocklnll Dlvlsloll. · · · Pittn IH Wrtp-up, 11 Are Devil Rays next on baseball hit list? IV THI AIIOOIATID PAUl nate lilt Winter, only to be blocked by Will not on It, one of the officlnls said. league Central all season and the It appeara the Tllmpa .Bay Devil a court order that foreed the Twln8 to Selig re8ponded that the Devil Rays BJCpo• have been surprisingly com· Ray1 mlaht be next 6n commluloner honor their lea1111 at the Metrodome. were next, as flm reported Thundny pefltlve, the Devil ltays have Bud Sella'• hit lltt. Several ownen, amona them Jerry D . u r I n i Reln1dorf of.the Chlca,o White Sox, Wedneada)''l meet· John Moore• ot the San Dleao Padre• Ina of ba111ball own· and Stan Kuten of the Atlanta eu In Chlcaao. aome Brave• •r.:ke durlna the meetlna and ownen where thewondered aport'• 11ked 'w at was next, ace ordlna 10 contraction plan Wll two hlah~ranklna officials In ba11111lnll headed fOilowlna . who attended tlie 111188lon and spoke Sella'• declalon to on the condition of ~~nonymlty, attempt to settle 1 ''We're aolng to have to find a new lawsult by . JUitrlln~ partner," one of the offici all quoted teelna the Mfnne80ta · Sella u Aaylna. Twins' .existence tlu'ouah the 2003 . Durlnalill April 9 testimony In the IIIUOII. lrleVance aaalnst COntraction by thll Mlnnelilta and Montreal were lhe players' auoelatlon, Sella waA asked two team• Sella attempted to ellml· what team would replace lhe Twins · · •t · · .on hl8 contraction lf8t If MlnqeHOiu 111" by The New York Times. foundel\ld. They lire tied with Toronlo Bob DuP)Iy, $ellg's chief lawyer, fo( the wont record in the AL nnd later uld that 'lhlnpa Bay merely was averaged just 13,~84 fans for home one of 8everlllteums under con8ldera· . aame8 throl\llh Wednesday, abo the tlon, the oft'lclal said. fowest In the league. At least one team Interpreted S~Ug's If the Expos were to move, statement as meunlna he might con· Washlng10n would be the most likely 8lder ~tCklrtll a new owner to buy the place. Selig ~aid In January that the Expo8111ld move lhe teum. But Sell11's · nation's capital wus the '"prime candislllfl' sald hlslntenl was to pren ahead date" to gel u 1eum through relocation, with contraction, · but suid the sport must firsl overh.aul Selig did not return 11 hllephorte call its economic slructure, the subject of 8eeklng comment the currenllubor lalks with the union . The nevll l{uys huu no Immediate Players clulm the Nov. 6 vote lo comment. · ell minute reams violated their ·tabor. While the 'rwl ns have been In or contract which expired the following near flrs1 place In 1he American day.. 1 II �' - .Friday, Mav 31, 200a www.mydallyaentlnel.com Peo-12 • The O.lly Sentinel Talks with Jeff Shaw break down • CINCINNATI (AP) - Jeff Shaw won't Ret a chance to make a comeback with the Cincinnati Reds. General man-aer Jim Bowden told Shaw's agent on Thursday that their discussions had reached a dead end. The free agent reliever had hoped to revive his career in Cincinnati, which is close to home. Instead, he's preflared to retire. "We appreciate the fact that Jim put the time and effort into this," agent Joe Bick said. "I know he was sincere in wanting to make this work, but he lacked support elsewhere in the organization." The Reds are finishing their final season at Cinergy Field with a tight budget further strained by a drop in attendance, making them wary about adding to their $45 million payroll. Bowden declined to discuss the rea- sons for the team's decision. "We just couldn't make it work," Bowden said. "It's a dead issue. Now we're going in other directions." Shaw, 35, became a free agent after last season when Los Angeles bought out his contract option. He talked to the Chicago Cubs in spring training, but couldn't come to an agreement. He lives about an hour north of Cincinnati in Washington Court House and appl'ilached the Reds during spring training about a contract. The club decided it couldn't afford to add Shaw, who pitched for the Reds from 1996-98. Bick approached the Reds again this month •nd discussed the framework for a deal last week with Bowden. "We made a proposal when they asked us to make one," Bick said. "Jim and I had a couple of conversations since. In the final .analysis, the Reds . never made us a proposal. They said, . 5 Red 'We just can't do this."' Shaw had been staying in shape in case the Reds were interested. Bick said that Shaw doesn't want to pitch for any other. team, and he's prepared to retire rather than search for another offer. "There are no other considerations whatsoever,'' Bick said. Shaw ·was succe~sful on 43 of SZ save cha,nces for the Los Angeles Dodgers last season. He WB$ 3-5 with a 3.62 · ERA in 77 games. Shaw has .2Q3 saves in a major league career that started in 1990 with Cleveland. The two·time All-Star also has pitched for Montreal, the Chicago White SoK and Cincinnati. . He led the NL with 42 saves in 1997 for Cincinnati. He had a career-high 48 saves in 1998 while splitting the season with the Reds and Dodgers. . Former PSU player i could end up as Steelers' deep snapper NBA Brad Palm, who came on in relief of Wellston st¥ter Ryan Collins in the sixth innin~when play resumed on Wednesday, was the winning pitcher. Collins struck out six in his five mnln,gs on the mound. Justin Allen went the dtstance on the mound for Southern and suffered the loss. · Southern had led 4-3 when play Polcyn lrvm'-P81 l f. I when combined with weight training, they can increase bat speed and therefore the number of home runs. More homers, more money. Just like Pavlov's dogs. The flip side of the steroid scenario Is that steroids could absolutely destroy a pitcher. While they increase muscle mass they do not proportionately increase tht:: strength of the connective tiuues (tendons, ligaments). A pitcher using 'rolds be4s for arm trouble. Pitching ts . rough enough on the arm as It ls. Increasing muscle sirength without correctly strengthening the ligaments and tendons almost guarantees a trip to the disabled list or even surgery. · . (Come to think of it, Jose · Canseco - who now maintains that 85 percent of base· bail uses 'rolds, did blow up his elbow pitching mop·up.) Diamondbacks pttcher Curt Schilling says that he fiaures half of today's players use juice. While the NFL banned anabolic steroids (and many other performance-enhancIng agents) years ·ago, MLB hasn't, and for such a testing policy to be born, the 'Players' Auociation will want to collectively bargain. Picture this: · . P.LAYER REP: We will allow you to test us for steroids, but you will have ~ 1a"''" Kldcl ancl the Nets to close out their series with the Celtlcs In tonight's game six of the E.astern Conference Finals. (AI:>) we have a game on Sunday.' We've got a game we have to prepare for and give our best effort and let them know we arc not just thinking about Game 7 at home. We are in Boston, going there to win ." Coach lJyron Scott said the Game 3 loss was the -best thing that could have happened -:- a "defining moment" - for the franchise. Now that New Jersey has a chance to put Boston away, Scott doesn't expect resumed from the original pia~ date. Wellston had two runners on wtth just one out when play resumed and went on to take the lead S-4. Wellston erupted with four runs in the bottom of the sixth sparked by a tworun, inside-the-park home run by Josh Moon to gain the lead for good. Palm then blanked Southern in the top of the seventh to preserve the win. · Wellston had I 0 hits led by Richie Kisor with three doubles, Moon a single in addition to his home run and Colin Crabtree two singles. Kisor picked up four RBis and Moon two. 1)'1er !,ittle to increase our salaries 60 percent per season for every player busted. POLCYN AS BASEBALL MANAGEMENT: So you want me to pay you more money to do something that will help your long-term health, something you voluntarily started doing. Shall we pay you more money for not buying Porsches? PLAYER REP: But right now, we have the right to do this. If we ~ive it up, we need somethtng in return. POLCYN . AS BASEBALL MANAGEMENT: How about your long-term health? . For some fans, blaming the home run explosion on steroids is a cheap answer. More factors contribute to the offensive explosion than c,an be listed m a phone book (dilution of the pitching pool, super balls, short his team to let up. · "We grew up a lot in Game 3. We understand now you can't take anything for granted in this league, especially in the playoffs, no matter what type of lead you have going mto the fourth quarter," he said. Tile Celtics have won a record 16 NBA titles; The Nets have won two ABA championships ·but had never been to the conference finals. had a double and a single and two RBls for Southern. . Southern was leading 4-3 with Wellston batting in the bottom of the fifth when play was halted. The Rockets had two runners on base and two out at the time. As play resumed Wednesday, Kisor · doubled to give Wellstoo a S-4 advantage but Southern answered that rally with two runs of its own in the top of the sixth to regain the lead. That set the stage for Wellston's effort in the bottom of the sixth. fields, mile-high stadiums, etc.). Good old fashioned weightlifting is one of them. Players in the past didn't work to get stronger like they do today. A look at the difference in body shapes proves that. Ruth, Mads and Mantle were not the 'speci· mens that M~Gwire, Sammy Sosa, and Frank Thomas are. More of today's players realize that their bodies are their meal tickets and train them better. A player doesn't have to use juice to get some benefit from lifting weights, but what the drugs do is allow players to reach levels . of strength they couldn't · reach through conventional hard work. · I don't know if the number is SO percent, but there are a nuinber of players who have elevated the1r stutus 'by using juice. (Despite the easy . allega· tion, I don't think Bonds uses juice. He learned base- · ball from his father and other one-name greats McCovey, Mayes. He had better be able to hit. I think he discovered weights and . moved to a new park.) · Wi II baseball come · to a conclusion anytime soon on this issue? Probably not, because· technically, as long as steroids aren't banned, using isn't cheating, just a dirty little secret. America's Game has some quirky views on · what should be considered cheating and what isn't. Baseball ·could spend years in answering the steroid question. After all, this Is the sport where players are actually offended by players stealing signs. (Dan Polcyn is a sportwriter for the Gallipolis Daily Tribune. You can contact him by e-mail at dpol· cyn@ mydailytribune.co":l) . Ya . There!! See --Mirabelle 40792 Laurel Cliff Road "acatlon Billie 8ohoo1 June 17-21-7-8:30 p.m. Sunday Program . '1 10:30 a.m:_---- June 23rd Everyone Invited Call 992 ..}'fSO for Registration Deadline June lOth . · [Helling pitches [~rizona BY THE ASSOCI.t.Tm PRESS : Rick Helling admits it's easy to get overlooked while part of :a tolation that includes Randy Johnson and Curt Sc:hilhng. : Yet even those Arizona aces would've been hard-pressed to outpitch Helling on Thursday. Hening allowed four singles in eight innin11s and the Diamondbacks beat the San Franctsco Giants 1·0 to split the four-game series between NL West rivals at Pucific Bell Park. "I'm not overpowering. I just can't blow fastballs by them," Helling said. "I have to rely on my location," he said. "Today was one of those days I had control." , He~unc Luis Gonzalez homered into McCovey • Cove in the fourth inning, and that was enough for the Diamondbacks. Arizona pro.tected its slim edge with a key defensive play . in the itinth. . Gonzalez conneeted off Kirk Rueter, hitting a drive into the .water beyond the right-field wall. •,There have been only four splash shots by visiting players at Pac Bell. Gonzalez has done it twice, and Mark Grace and Todd Hundley each have done it once. · . . ·Byung-Hyun Kim relieved Helling to start the ninth and held on for his 13th save, helped by liis fielders. · Pinch-hitter Tom Goodwin drew a leadoff wli.lk from Kim and stole second. David Bell followed with a grounder to third baseman Crai!J Counsell, who got the out at first base. . Goodwin tried to advance to third on the play, and was ClWght on Mark Grace's throw back to shortstop Tony Womack. .. ·Barry Bonds was then intentionally walked with two outs and none on, and Jeff Keni struck out looking to end it. . ."When you win 1-0 it's a great ballgame," Giants manager Qpsty Baker said. "When you lose 1-0 then that's what hap· ~ned." · · BRAVES 5, EXPOS 2 .Chipper Jones had three hits in his return to the lineup and ,._~anta beat Montreal at Turner Field. . Jones was back in left field, two nights after hobblin!J out of the clubhouse on crutches with a severe bruise on hts right calf. ; •, CuBS 9, PIRATES 8 · : • Mark Bellhorn hit the first grand slam of his career and : Chicago won at PNC Park. · · ;1be Cubs built an early seven-run lead, and that was enou$h · · for struggling Keny Wood. He gave up five runs and eight htts ' i~t S 1-Hnnings. · .. 'Pittsburgh catcher Jason Kendall was ejected in the ninth for '!Quing a strike call as he returned to the dugout after groundih.B out. Manager Lloyd McClendon tried to defend Kendall dlld was tossed, too. ·, ., ROCKIES 4, PADRES 2 :Greg Norton hit his ~econd grand slam of the season and Colorado won at San Otego. , -·Norton, batting only .196 at gametime, homered in the first inning. He connected off Bobby Jones, activated from the disabled list earlier in the day. .. After the game, the Padres said third baseman Phil Nevin had a broken left arm and would be out about six weeks. 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W L 31111 ~ Arilonl .. . til .411 I til •411 3 ... ., l'o.l .- ~ .441 I til .~ 10 lit w 31 L ZQ ,U3; 33 Sin Fr~~ 30 COiolldo 28 .._.,, ~ ..,, . L . . . 1 I II 31 ,3ll 3 5b • 1:1 tl 17 31 -tJ........ • IS "'* aa - aa .ses a za .sn a tr.t . " .51$ 5 112 .~ a '"" Thunlay.. O.... Chicago CU~>&t.-.;. a ........ Ar~~<>not,sanF.-o COiolldo •· san 01t00 2 CIMRMIII ......... t ,....,.. ~ P\l::ls:;'lt¢.1 lolo••tdw 4-tl II CllloiQo Old-school Indians·pound ·Tigen CLEVELAND (AP) - The Cleveland lndinns woo ~ old-fashioned way, at least for them: they h\•mered early tmd often. Ellis Bur~s and Jim Thome each hit two l\(•me run~ and drove in lour runs and rookie Chris M~!\lder hit his first major league homer for nn II · 7 win over ti\Q Detroit 1igers on Tbursdtiy night. "To I.'Ome out und s1.-ore II nms llke this is big," Thome said. "It was kind of similt~r to the '9.5 team · where we came out and put pressure on earl~." . · The Indians· five homers were n seuson h•gh. us was their totul oft I runs. ·Their previous high for runs wus I0. ~t aguinst Detroit on April 5. "You know the sayin$- when the weuther gets hot. unhut· ton your shirt and let 11 rip. We let it rip." lndhms mon~Cf Charlie Manuel said. It was the 20th cwr two-homer gari1e for Bu.ts and Thome. who hit the Indians· first back-to-back homers of the season in the second inning. . Thome hit his 13th homer in the fourth. The 463-t'oot, three· run shot olf Jose Limn (1 -3) guve the Indians u l0.61eud. Burks hud four home runs und seven RBI tor the series. The Indians' first four hitters accounted for utmost nllth~r scoring, going IO.for· l6 (.625) with nine runs und nine RBis. The offense made up for 11 poor outing by starter C.C. Sabathia, who gave up six runs. five earned. on eight hits over four innin~s. · · David Rtske (1·2), the third of six pitchers used by Manuel. struck out the side in the sixth. . Magruder began the barrage of home runs in the second with his first major-league homCf. Magruder and Mutt Lawton singled to open the fo1111h. OmarV'izquel drove inn run on 11 sucrifice fly, then Burks sin· gled to set up Thome's three-run shot. . · The Indians scored five times in the second un n trio of home runs. . After Magruder homered on tho first pitch he suw from starter Seth ureisinger, ~uwton d()ublcd und Vil.quel wulkcd. Burks and Thothe then hn buck-to-buck homers. , . Burks' first homer.u three-run sh()t thutjusl cleore'! the 19· foot wall in !eli field, cume on u 3-2 count. Thome lollowed with a 474-foot drive to center for a 6-1 lend. Burks led off the sixth with his ninth homer of the seuson. Chris Truby led off the third with his first home run of the season. Rundall Simon hud an RBI single und Mugee hit nn DING-DONG, IT'S GONE - Clevelancl's Jim Thome slugs a RBI double to make it 6·4. three-run · home run, his second homer of the game, In the Truby hit un RBI double and scored on Shune Halter's sue· fourth Inning against Detroit on Thursclay In Clevelancl. (AP) rifice. fly in the founh. off Subuthiu to lie it at 6·6. . l~rad Radke·r~turns - to the disabled list II lhltl' llll'fl f,llllrltl'll (IJp In 1\rw l'J) ,' past Giants ... ..... -....... 1 llr rl!t Laurel Cliff' Free Methodist Chureh ...... , . . , 11. 2112 NL Nets, Celtics.prepare for ·Game Six BOSTON (AP) - The quarter of Games 3, 4 and S, New Jersey Nets are New Jerse:y outscored Boston approaching Game 6 of the by a combmed 90·47. But all E a s t e r n three times Boston has nar· C on fer e n c e rowed the gap, including an . finals as if it NBA-record ially from a 21couid be their last game of point fourth-quarter deficit to the season. win Game 3. · For Boston, that isn't a In the fourth game, the choice .as much as a necessi- Celtics fell behind ~y 13 ty. . . early but tied it in the final "We've got to come ou1 ' minute, losing when Pierce •nd fight like wolves," missed a pair of free throws Celtics guard Kenny with 1.1 seconds left. In Anderson said after practice Game S, New Jersey led by Thursday. "I'm not going to 15 after ond; but Boston be loquacious about it, or made it 74· 73 with IO:SO whatever. We've just got to left; the Nets scored the next play like this is last call. 13 points to put the Celtics "We've got to take care of away. · business, or we're on vaca· "We've g9tten ourselves behind the 8·ball four out of tlonfor the summer." After splitting the first two five games and found ourgames in each city, New selves having to catch up," Jersey won 103-92 in Game Boston coach Jim O'Bnen S on Wednesday night to take said. "We're down 3·2, and a . 3·2 lead in the best-of· we undersiand what we have seven series and put the there." · Celtics at the brink of elimiNew Jersey isn't taking nation. much solace in its . lead, "Once again, our backs are either. Having watched to the wall," Boston's Paul Boston make history with its Pierce said. "I think this is Game 3 comeback, the Nets where we're at our best." don't really want to see what And they've 'had plenty of would happen in a seventh practice. game. Ill four of the five games in "There is no tomorrow the series, the Celtics have that's the attitude we've had to fight back from big taken," point guard Jason early deficits; In the first Kidd said. "There is no, 'Oh, · ~e Daily Sentinel Tribe · Manuel not giving up on title • BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS ball and j!etting the .job done." CLEVELAND (AP) - As the Indians expects them to mukc some trudc~ . Finl~y ­ ; Brad Radke came off the disabled list long Anahetm's Troy Percival, who has not given continue to hover below the ,SOO murk. the in the lust yeur of his contrnct with the :enough to throw 12 pitches, give up a home up •n earned run in 34 innings against knows he would be 11 likely cun1run and get all of one out. Then he reinjured Minnesota, agreed. talk of trading away veteran Indians · pitchers for young talent COR• didute his groin, left the game and went "Their bullpen gets all the credit," he.said.: straight back to the DL. tinues to swirl around the . ~~uel ~aid .the tcum simply needs more Indians clubhouse. lime. ; ''This time it popped up and [ just MARINERS 5, ORIOLES 4 He's still counting on Russell Brnnyun 10 But Indians manager Charlie Manuel suid •couldn't do it," the Minnesota right-hander At Baltimore, Jeff Cirillo doubled in the Improve his .218 uverugc und thinks that ns long as other teams in the Central :said Thursday night. "It was painfuf.l haven't tiebreaking run in the ninth inning, and Seattle Division aren't pulling away, he thinks the when Milton Bradley return from his eye :felt a thing for the last week and all of a sud· . blew a four-run lead before bouncing back. . Indians Cijn repeat us division champs. injury he will help the teum . ;den I go out there and- boom." Seattle built a 4-0 lead in the second inning He suid he's seen some improvement "If we can get to the. Ali-Stur break and be 1 The Twins rallied .and beat the Anaheim against Scott Erickson, but Baltimore used five games buck we've got a chance," recently with the team working pitchers iAngels 7-6 in 10 innings, with Minnesota's home runs by Jeff Conine and Brook Fordyce Manuel said. "The Cleveland Indians are not deeper into counts. :relievers allowing just one run in the final to draw even. The Indians - S 112 games back in the goinK to give up, I want to tell you right :seven innings. The Mariners took the lead for good in the now.'~'• Central Division - will get un opportunity • Cristian Guzman tied the game in the eighth ninth against Jorge Julio. _Desi Relaford led · As the Indians approach the one-third to make up som~ games in the ~ext week ut :and drove in the winning run in the lOth with off with a single, took second on a sacrifice point in the season this weekend, Manuel home ugumst Ch1cngo and ut M1nnesota. :a sacrifice fly. Anaheim used five infielders - and stole third before Cirillo doubled to left. "If we don't bcut those teams. it's going to said he is most frustrated with is the team's :and had nobody in center field - in hopes of Arthur Rhodes got the final out in the put us far behind," Munucl said. "The White offense. . . ;cutting off a run at the plate. Gt}zman poked il ~ighth, and Katuhiro Sasaki worked a perfect "Something that has been disap)'!linting to Sox und Minnesota are not running away. 1fly ball off the end of his bat to left. ninth for his 12th save in 14 chances . me is our run production," he sa1d. "People We still got time because of the records . We : In other AL games it was: Cleveland 11, in Cleveland, and me too, are not used to run off another winning streak. We c11n win :Detroit 7; Seattle S, Baltimore 4; and Tampa DEVIL RAYS 4, ATHLETICS 3, 13 INNINGS seeing a team hit .240. I want some answers. the division." :Bay 4, Oakland 3 in 13 innings. At St. Petersburg, Greg Vauahn doubled in From here on out we've got to put up runs." • The Twins' beleaguered bullpen, which the 13th inning to help Tampa Bay end a Pitcher Chuck Finley has said if the ·:worked 7 2-3 initings the day before- after seven-game fosing stre•k against the Indians fall f!lf(her back in the division, he :Rick Reed left with a stiff neck- came to the Athletics. :rescue apin. · · · Russ Johnson doubled off Chad Bradford to 1 The bullpen waa not considered a strength lead off the 13th. Vaughn came into the game :before the season, but it has allowed hitting .120, lowest among major league re¥U· The Meigs County Department of Job and Family Services (DJFS), serving as :Minnesota to keep a 2 112-game lead in the Iars. He followed with his second run·sconng the fiscal agent lor the Meigs County Family and Children First Council, Is · AL Central. . hit of the game. · soliciting proposals to Implement the county's Help Me Grow Program. The : The front four - Radke, Eric Milton, 1oe VlWghn had a chance to win it in the lOth, program Is a collaborative of the state Departments of Health and Job and :Mays and Reed - were supposed tO lead one b\lt he hit into a double play with the bases iof the AL's best rotations. loaded. He also saw Ste~e Cox, batting ahead Family Services and the local DJFSs. The program serves children from birth 1 Instead, they h•ve 16 wins among them of him, intentionally walked twice. :after 54 games - and seven of ·those belong ~~-., .through age 3 and their families. Preference will be given to the proposer which presents the most Integrated and coordinated approach~ Including the utilization :to the heaithy Milton. Miys is on· the 60-day :disabled list with an inflamed elbow, and of sub-contracts, to serving this population. For a copy of the Profile of Proposer, •Radke is gone for at least another 1S days. Sample Budget Format and Proposed Budget ·Form contact Jane Banks at : "It pula a sick feeli~g in .)'OUr stom.ach," Meigs County Department .of Job & Family Services (740) 992·2117 extension Imanager Ron Gardenhtre swd. "He swd he 106. :waa ready seven days ago, 10 we put him out ·there." . Proposals should be submitted to Michael L. Swisher, Director, Meigs County : . The Twins have put seven playen on the DL Oepart~ent ,of Job & Family Services, P.O. Box 191, 175 Race Street, : thl• season. They recalled left-hander 1ohan Middleport, OH 45760 no later than June 7, 2002 at 4:00p.m. Ali submissions : Sllltana to take his place, hours after reliever ·Mike Trombley waa released to make room must be received by mall or hand delivery by the above date and time. No iCorRadkl:. . materials received alter the date will be Included In previous submissions nor be · The bullpen JNY not miss Trombley and his considered. The department reserves the right to reject any o~ ali proposals. In : 10 hita in four innings. Eddie Guardado's 16 accordance with 29 CAF part 31, 32 Meigs County Department ol Job &Family : nva are good enoulb for second in the AL. :I.C. Romero, who has appeared in a league:· Services Is prohibited from discrimination on the basis of-race, color, national : le-.ding 30 games, has an ERA of O.S7. origin , sex, age; religion, political belief or disability. 1 "I can't say enough about our bullpen," :Gardenhire said. ''They just keep taking the • b 1in e :AL Ycmr place for baseball... . - ' -- ...l~l- - --- · - - -~ _...._ __ .. . ' �News • ........_ ~-~~ J'HURSOAY ~ II ~~ • ~~~~WGIII~ Rob ~~~~~ ~ , H 1'\Yt<~ ~M S.-N~ Lty<tt S.llld ~8!8d Eltll\ Qu<~~;• ~~~ Glllt.O Hiilmbutgtm · ,. With lht \\'Ofi\S I"~ F\1\tiJ~ 8roW1111! Hot CMIIIIIWUn~ ~~~ ~....,.nl~ ~..a Gt• .M\lfe liMi'IPd\NinA ·~­ ~I'M<~ :'MIIlt Ill'".,. l'iilita\)~~ II~ 'Mill~ Rt)ll ~!It._ ltti'CI ~~ Cilltl\~ Miila~ F'l)ta~ ~~ ,._~~­ il'ld Gti~ ~~ .._ ........ n :IS "I!<! 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AMERICAN LEQION POST 487 RUTL.AND, OHIO . QUARANTI!I!D IOAQAMI, • FNI&hlllnfl Condao; C411 T!lol~~ /\bout Ou• UtlN P~•gl'!lm 800.717 ·5865 Crhlfll ~veryone Welcome Mizway Tavem Fn· Karaoke 9:00· 1:oo Sat Blua Jeans BAnd 9:00·1:00 Sun. JAmb wlth Troii4:0Q.8;00 VFW Mason Dance Sat. Night 9·1 · Music by A·Mix For membe13 & Guests Http Wanltd O•k Hill Hetpl..l ~•o Ch•rl•tte Av•••• O•lc Hill, Ohle Ltli oil Ohio Sto~ ~••., 279 -rd Jotkoon Lolt OVER 10 PEOPLE E.Mam, Nl;hii!Ondr K'"b"' ._..., s - wllh Grill, Food Wormer, Doop Frytr, Bun" Coffte Merker, Servlnt Table, Rlllr1Q111110ft, flillron , Flower Dloplay Aefrl;waiOf Melol Wordrob•n, Vertical Filing Cablnth, l.ockow•,l Melal Shel>'inQ Unlto, £1tc~lc e.do, ilaollca11o, O.ol.t, Air Condiflone,., Computon, Coplero AQAME, OVER 8tl . And MUCH MOIII PEOPLIIUO A · QAMI! No! re1p011olble hor octldtnh «lou ol pNptrly. 8TARIURIT All f'll•lhcl•• mull bt ,_,od ef.lllt 11too.OO AND Sunday, JUM 2. COVERALL Rolrt~hmonlo will I.e OYailablo. MON6 WED I ,, ,, ',, • rrrf, r ,.,, rl' ,, , , r DOORS OPEN AT I,, '•''"" (740) 446 - 5347 4:30QAMES START AT 8:30 ',, "" 1 (740) 379 - 2720 M[if~ Pay llonuwrl 1·:, Muln Sl, ~-- ---~.........--~--- Shooting for Two Halves of Hog .... ' Milo1o, Mil.. lo MoN Milotlll 001. OTA 1:00 pm Rutland American Legion Round, Rtdol"gulot, CoH.o, O...becl, •c: ...., Par I. b•n•fll• 3211/mlle, 2 yre Clttii•A June 2, 2002 Nw....., MONIY A Mlt.ll Home Weekly! GUN SHOO 'l 800·388·8789 Paid Vac•llon JACKSON 286·74H4 ~- 1 . -~ A voewlng al Shumway 11ou . Saturdav, lune I Rotd 111) InTownl~lp Orange Townthlp1 9 am tor tht purpoae ar vaoallng, will be held lunclav, ..... 2 II lhl IOid 111111 t:OO ,l 1.m, on Thuradoy, 9 am .lunt I, lollowcod by 1 (If · htarlngtt 1:oo p.m. 11 neceuary) lht Commletlon.re' · •uet~ Marll ... .. 151•9 Otllo~ IOOIItd ,In lhl , ADM£ · p •< '!t« ; ' tlllrd oor of lilt Court Cbila • r... I!!! r ' Ho u• • . Anyone Loungen, Sl~tpen, S<Ktttcoo lol, Low a.utt, lnllrtllld In e11ena1ng Cou~hll, Straight lack, Recliner• .. Announc11111n1 E~j)tlltnca 800·808•1184 Dedlnted Laneal 2002 Public NotiCI Homt Wttklyi n,~ vltwl"'· "' eou.t ._.._ .._ I\ OW~ I11 a 11 01 ct lmeMtacf;INi';;i {11:1-&~lp I'IOiiCI 111) Ol. .k"' h I *'I .. locet.d '" Scipio ullc-toaMML "-*IIIII . - t1t ~ I'IM. :n • $ ol t~t M&IQt County rr::=::=.~::;:;~=;::;;:;..~~ Workloro• Pltn, the Community Action 11 ateklnQ a ~~~~~. PlanntriGranl Wrltar to seek out, prepa"' 1., 1 parlormenH end submit propo&ala lor grant lundlng a11ndaraa. tht opportunities, E>cellenl wrttlng, resun:h erllarla und '" and organitlltlonol skills needed. Degree IVIIuatlng pro poult, encl11'11• In market1ng. admInIllrallo n, bualneaa or ludget . relAted lleld. Expenence In a non·profll ""'""'' PropoUI, preferred. Send !MUma and three cont1c1 Tharaaa reterences to: Ll~tnder at I hi Plenner!Qranl Wrlttr Melg1 County Oepanmanl e! Job a Communll~ Action l'llmlly Box 272, Chllhlrt, OH 45820. ler~lca1 !740) aea. Closing dale 6n/02 EOE 21171xt. 1117. l'toponlt t~outct 111 aullmllltd to Re•l Ealale General T~tttu Llvtnd•r.. - - - - - - - - - - - Malgl County Job ''•mlly ltrolcea, 17S Race ltrHI, P.O. lox 1I I, Mlddltport, OH 48710 no ltter ll'oan June 4, 11003, 11 4: 00 p.m. All autlnltulona mutt tit recalv&d by m111 or ~and dtllvary by tht abovt dltt and lima. No m1terltla rtatlved tlltr ll'it clalt will bt tnolud&d In prtvloua 38 Hudaon St.2cer fllrlgt Mlddlepcrt, Oh tubmlulont nor bt 740·192-4103 or 912..0708 coneldartd. Tht daptrtm1nl 1111rvet ll'it tlriphlprapollle, to rirjtot any or In ~=;:=.~~~=~=;:=::. acccrdanot wll~ 21 Public Sale and Auction Cl'll pen 31, 32 MilOt Co11nly Daptrtmanl ot Job a l'amlly littviC&I It lltOhlblted !rom dltorlmlntllon on 1~a 11111a ol race, colOr, ntllont! origin, .... •o•. r~uylon, poUtlotl bella or (I) 17, 24, at, 800·3!4-11945 Zolllu11r ltmrrg1111t:1 SCirvlce • ,..,.,, /Jrllveey i410 lacll111 Pille hlll,.lll, O~lt 4161 I 41. 6 lurllftlt•• led lllllltft, Ohle 41640 ee. • IMIOI ••' 0111w wlllcll Ia IOet"• M 1M 1111111 1to0r .r 1M · Public Motltt Cllllllblllly. BIG, HOODI, Non·Fastlng Glucose and Cholesterol fO:OO a.m.·noon - Would yollllka to hiYI 1 pay lnc!MU IVIIIIY Vtfit wllb no c1p 7 Paid Holidays IJo!CAIIon, 401K, Blua Croaa 1 Blue Direct Company Purcho!lla "1:'ri:A~Idilr lftii~IIOt\ l!\tllloiTy ~l'lklllNCEll 111\iVEk.I'OI · IUI~ng . , · ~l!holmore Blood PreaaureScreenlngs 9:30 a.m.·11 :00 a.m. \ Yftnlllt 11\latpflooa, using IMI<t, t&lillt 111llttcl'iwoloo11o -·~~ t IHIIot In tho Tho · monthl~ ·birthday pAftloa will bo hold on Jun• 27. Como colobrato you~ blrthda~ at lho Stnlor Cent•~ with your frlonda. .' Alzhelmers Information June 20,2002 At the Melga Senior Center • Moore Prlrea will be lwardtd to' th• wlnn•re whon wt play BINGO on tho following d1t11 • Juno 11 antt June 25. · Tho tun atarta at 11 :00 a.m.: Mt~bt you will bo lucky and wlnl . DIABETES AWARENESS DAY FOR SENIORS ..992·3785 -- - - - · - - · \Hc·utinu t ' OI 1)1 h ('I' I BINGO Tht Melga Sanlor Center, lha Melgl County Health Department and the Olabtttl Education Department ol Holzer Medical Ctnler will oll1r . thl 1bove ecreenlnge 11 no oherga. I 1\ c1 llll'iilll'cll tM 10 . q~aafttlly program Olltcomeor. l'or • copy ~~:ng ~~:~~t~~~l Sire~~~~ Social Security .M~~e:i; alao celebrate FIIQ Hoapllal. She will apeak on "Mtmory Loll." · Tilt Stroke Support Group will mttl on June 12 at 1:00 p.m, In th1 oonftrtnce room 11 the Center. Lla Tipton, Oooupallon.al The rap let , Ho In r IIMIIIII~ Y" u I h October M- Vlctofllln Capo May, NJ . · October 17-at ·C.eaar't Indiana C.alno .t.dvtf\1\lrt · .... 'lid th• Bllm O.nco; JllmborM, and 911Ht ~" ·~ne Staller Brolhtrt · . · Septembtr 1-a ·Beaton And MAint. 1.11 tho famous Baston &lift and tho Maine atlractlona . Septtmber IN4 ·Atlantic Clly will\ ~odglna tt The !:f'.:n• Hotol. Enjoy lho Boa!dWtllt ana vlal\ all tho - -·Support Groups- '~ tor poat nconury or actucallon ot .DaM at Ill --.1 hcDftd "'."~'' to bid 11 ll\lt ~;:m•nt u $\IW. ~6';. 01\10, ..~a, 11111 to wltl\draw Ma. StrviCH II?) Ill I'llid II\ tt t~a Ulllldea the elloft COIIIt*"' I OU cl Include : ~ _. ba C::'~"' lot CMtlcll tMiol' to ..... l'\ai1Mr, clelennl"lnt eligibility ~ li\IM;Ity, .1\IM t, 'i tU~Mt 'I'M I'AO noe~• hnk tor WIA llfGtrtma, 1 11 ~. ' . ~~~~b. et!"~ ~_!!roU.thllt lnl.,ea COIIIPIIIJ !::~11 ~~ ....lowoo 'I e -ma .....,., Cotl\11'!1,. It tl\o rlllllt to .- ~ •l'lt - ••, at m1 p.M. 11'1 till Mllh\t tor cnll tile ~ or ell lllcla ol &tNicu to llllllble Auauat INS· Aentro 'llUty ~.00 with mua~ctl anowa, Pfl""' IS) k.lt • ti!OIIt conn.ctlcMI A .,...,...,. lloacl The tollowlnQ \!Ips M'Vt bWI at~te\M 101' tM ~ Yftl: Junt 14·11· L.troctt\tt, Pa, 't'l)u wiU ' " lwo &ilowa· "AtnMm & &Iran• and "Dlfllol' Auauat 11 • 1t ·Thousand ~&~nd .t.dvtntur. with vl&lt& to Kingston, Fon Henry, Ottawa, ~!Onto, and Nlapra Tht Molga ·Multlpuft)oat Sonlor Conter Ia opon Monday thro11gh Frida~ from 8:00 A.m. until 4:30 p.m. Aogulafly achldulod Actlvmn hold lhrouahout tho wuk tnch.ldt aewrna, quilting, pool, blnQO, cordi and gamoa, Danco ttam prActlet! 111 held tAch Monday at 1:00 p.m. Coet Ia S1,00 por aeaalon Atltndod, The Knltllng Clrclo muta on Wodneadily from 10:00 a.m. until noon. Older adults Art lnvltod to eltond the actlvlllu .... no. "'" h4 • ..t tilt 1:30 ~~'-"'·· .AlM 1 at 1M a I c0 - Unk IG ftlablla~ P!Otttomt Wlllcll ~,. VOIIIII Fa~li lavaral atnlora from M1lg1 Countv comp1t1d In tnd attenditcl tha llnlor Cltlnn1 Art lhow 1nd l111y1Poetry Conte1t Hoelitcl by tha AM Ag~nay on Aging Dl1trlot 7, Ina. TM e~~~nl Wll helclal the Unl'llrtlty ot Fllo Or~ndt on April 11. Plclurad 11'1· back row, Sharon Bowman, Artl AQincV en Aging rapraltntallvt. Front row· Btv Codntr, Pat Wood and PIIIV Plck1n1, Activity Dlrtctor II tht MtiQt Stnlor Ctnttr, Dorothy Downlt attended but w11 not lor tnt plctura. M1. Codnar rtcelved thrta llrat plaoa IWtll'da fer acrylic painting In Anlmala 1nd 8lrd1, Seaaa.pe, and Am1riC1n1. Ma, Downlt and Mr. Wood lied fer llral lace In 1111 Poem Clll c , tltiiii'CieG I b&lwft11 UIGiftiiC --It's time for trips-- Nov.mbtr 15·17 ·Smok~ Mountalna Chtlatme.a, Plgoon FOIQO Wlnttrfott, CMatmu at OOUVWQOd, Blltmort E1ta11 C.ndltUght 1bt.lr Soveral ont·dl~ trlpa are achodllltd tor tht yur 1nd thoy · Art Uattd below: . June 10 • 'Tho t.lvlng Word" 0111door drama, Atour of tho Olclllnaon Cattle Ranch and tilt Cambridge glaaa factory. The coat Ia $40.00 and wt wm IHvt tho Cantor at 11 :30 a.m. July 1e • LaComedla dinner thtltrt tor a dellcloua buttot cllnnar and tha atago production ot•.t.nnlt.' LHIHI tho Cenltt at 7:30a.m.iho coat Ia sss.oo, September • Fall follago trip to a.ntral and So11thom Wht VIrginia · Dtoembtr • ftlrtt week In Dtctmber • OglobA~ Feattvel of Llghta In Whtollng, WV. lncludea a VIctorian Homo Tbur, holiday llghte tour and alh ahop at Oglobay Park. The coat It $50.00 Allot Wamaloy Ia tilt Volunteer Trip CoordinAtor tor the Malga Sonlor Cantar .and can be contacted at homo at 882· 3938. Ploaao leavo a mtiiiQt II thert Ia no anawtr. - • ... TM~••y. , _ , PIOtl'llftle With local labof """" P"llllilt II\a occup1Uo" al •••rnl .. e, 11\Q lflcll 1\woti'IM ............. ,..;,.._ l 111. b'''"• •• ., 10::eo SA; """"""""' - ~·..... ~""' ""' . . ~ndka.~eS ~tlloooree :18. JR. ~~· ~~~~ ~~ t':IW.W.~~ Ct\llli:MI. -- IIi-- ~ <~*~ ..... ~~ -.,W!!'eil~t.~ ~Nil<oe . l'lltt'llt ~ '··· ~-·· ·~~ -·-· 1R>1t1 n-. ,..,.114 - a, Sl\; 'Ger. M¢1'6111\ P, SO: "'"'· e:041d:e.ij Mied& W.II<Wis, SS. JR. Jl"l~lalen\& ot tho SCHOOl _ ~. ~. WJ\IW!Et-.1 LOCAL - "mber !adoral . Woo"""'a )'HI') Homer, Of\ Jf\; Jill Gata&, Cl', Atl (MAJ. ~Tle!S _ o\my ~ ss., JR; ~y Lemon, SS. SO, ::: :::!':.~ Sf\. ~~"'"~t ~!,.~1\R - IIi.:~, yo~~tt~ Go\Ll~ o\CAOI:.._V - C.~ - - """'•'"" ~sant tctlvtiM WIA, ~.Cf\ SA. ~S!~VEJ\R - t.lalt< ••lcl!l"l~ In .... ttl .... ~lit._~ I NOTICES ~~ f>..lll..s.t \ime. S1tt SMw, ....,b.~ < "'~ 'ned b ~ , "ioolt · aid Hood. .,~.._.. .....tl",*'.o..... ....__ ~'"' ""' .,......, '-••• Ounkk W&.'\ die Ql\•'· Bllll!: .. .-At~ "' . 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Gclllti1'1~ ~!~\'fiat.~ .a~ ~s.­ c~""' · Plt~@<IP\)1@ Up&ldlll'»wff Cikll S11111i<111 · lilrllwillliMtt. ~~-~ ~~1\ilfi\llll F'tonth talih'lla . . . . . lltitti!Q ~kiM! ~e. tl!4bli $! ...... ~ .,...,.__lito •11o1J ,_....:c.!!!!a•!!!•;.!CIIi!!:•!ll!a~ ~ ~~?Bill r:Nl~ O«<i~lllrtM~.-. htt·ll~ ~llf~IIMII ~ ... ......-. tliiMllllfi • • • • flu lilt 1 ---~~~~~!;~ ~~~------~ ~- trn :-. ~WIIIf h'UU'Il~a t. ..... s~~~~ M~ \l~il!lfl • --~ .. ,~ lM.S.rlotMioltiiiMMillifMllinM'41il llrolo.t!CIJ ~-\\.<· ~ l'<ll!i¥1" '~.. ~~--~~ Hu1L01t : BGSCOUNTY S!NIORMUlM.oM ~ Evening Meals TUESDAY :Gallia Coun".'. players namedAII-SEOAL II.·~~~::~-§=:-~~~~~ ~ PUBLIC '" ''""• '··-~-jl u Senior Cit In Meigs Coun y ., --~----~~----~--~----~--~---~--------------_.------------------------~---------------~-\ . . �Paet I I• The Dally SsntiMI • n.eo•,su.tt.... •Pagtl7 ' "'IIIIIVI lilly 31, l a ~ 11\MrAG Stnb .,...,.. 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For ....... ~~~ ...So.l~·~l ........... t'Mt lfttNaMil l'f'T. ,.. ..... ....... l'ltt llilllStt\>INO 01\k\..U W.V. ---~~ ~· oolaly. and ~...,_ lion call (630 !it. 1U lam-tporl. 711¥- MACK'S ........... PoontKnlvM &Collectl. . . __ .... ......... ..----· ·-...........- 'A CUtAbo OltlfM...,... tneuraMt . . . . . PllrHime Pnii*'Y ..,.._ 101-101 Mlton eoun. 11< car, ~ ca~ mHIUrif\Q dtltioo -·"~· E ... ...,. ...,Mf, Milot PO BCilC m. ariel<. NJ oen3 For well eslabMshad Locel Co. SERVING THE TRI.COUNTY AREA or-M up!!Onlll<teact.corn Main-nco· Muat ht.. lklllt In -lrlctl. ' ~M* thtRut llf'T . . . UIOliii ....... HOWAFIDL WRITESEL Flooflnt Home MllntwnceGutttra- Down Spout Fltt Ettlmltea HOUI'I: MttPt Hvli'ltMiftltM fDf Ml Mon.S.1111-4 11?1.1ndSt.• ......., ~IQIM- ot "'--..OW Pometo~OH (740)11Ntoa ....,.... ...,.,.... In "'" M Jl? p FIT 1ft Sunset Home Construction Cellular· llryln,._.m Aralloriatl ~nt New Homaa, Room Addlllont, GlJrqta, Pole lulldlnga, Roota, Sldlna, Otoltt, Kltchena, Drywall ' &Mort. 992·5479 740.742-3411 Jeff Warner Ins. Nlwltomu Garagea Complete Rtmodtllng FREE ESTIMATES! All M•~ futelllf & llquipme"t Pam Fllcltlly Authoriltd ~IHI'l!ls Dellm &ComiPirtl 1000 Sl. lit. .7Stmtlt' FREI! ESTIMATES 740-882-1171 Coo/1>11/e, OH oiSnl East State J40-66'7·0363 's 0Mflrnt& Gravely YOUTH SelfHill Storage M1111y hrguaon . FISHING IIMI70 Btwn Road Partl a Strvlct DERBY Raolne, OH 48771 8:30AM Sunday, J\IM 8th 0 Tht Raolnt Gun Club 740.848-2217 I'!IIM •"'""': Moel : . .~\.~ ftiiiiY MII ...vi..... = Public Notloe IY..IIblt. •nT.:. 10 4358 St. At. 180 Galllpolla, OH 45831 Houra (740) 446·1044 1:00 AM • 1:00 P youlhl 111M ~-. MANLEYS SELF STORAGl High& Dry Self·Storage LOWELL C. SHINN TAACTOA Slzta s•x10' to 10'x30' Krls Kanleckl .~,.., UCI\Nl!l!.ll M~:oi.'<Atl~ "'"~>:tirt•r I 0 \'la.r~ lik~rl~ttll'f: '"' .um Hillu u Monday.Prlday I.SPM • Slturday Wpm Delivered & Spread 1111.00 nr tpn 8·10 tone · llmlttcl arta (740) 992·1536 (740) 742·7037 LMvtllliM lo ND. ~· IDEIGS COUnTY I STRTESTORE I \1. \I ,\ I I\ I I I - ACIIIIIIGno A illlllodlllnt I I 1'1 II II II h 1IH ,01!1 WII\Citl&r Vln, IIKIIIIenl oondiiiQfl. Dirk o,..n. n,soo.oo. 74143CM IIIII Spm. ?~O· FlEA NtWGirlgll Sltatrlotl • Plumbing Windows Roonna COMIIEICIAliM IESIDENTIAl FREE ESTIMATES MARIO· 4• laW m134•100 00 ~';'~~.;r· ' ' ' 1111 Yam1h1 ltnohtt.. Good •hlllt· ••100. ~304)111-late • RtpiUQCifiOIII 1 Now Open 11 a.m.· 8 p;m. Mondaythru Saturday Cloatcl sunday too wat main st. 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RUSPEU i II 12 II V 0 RH E I I II I · Food drive I CROWN CITY - Crown City Post Office customers participated for the first time May 11 in the National Association .o f Letter Carriers' annual food drive. "The Crown City Post Office would like to thank all of its customers for their contriblltions," said Postmaster Melody Doll. "Thanks to you, 11 local food pantry now . has 663 food items for the needy. "We look forward to partlc· ipating in this wonderful pro· gram again next yeW'," she added. Buy, Stll or Tndt · lnlht ' . Index 1 • lullau- 21 ,.._ Suturdoy, June I. 2002 . In the yeor ahead there will be plenty or opportunltlet fur you to JICt Involved In exQit· ins pro)ccl- or endeavors. AI· lhOUJh -ome may be •mall, each will hnve 1urprillnJ polcnllal for bluer and beuer thinK&. OE!MINI (May ll ·lune 20) .. II I• be•t nut 'tu lake what you hear at sotpcl. Some people wllh whom you could 1\e deallns m~y be telling you only what they wan1 you 10 hear or believe. Trust your In· -tlnctt. Trylna 10 J.lBich up a broken ronumce? The Allro-'. Orapli Matchmaker can help .you undcntand what to do to make the relatlon1hlp wurk. Mall 52.75 ·111 Matchmaker. c/o thl1 newtpa~r P.O. Bllll 17~8. Murray flilt Station, New York, NY 10156. Be 1ure to 11ate your wdiiC •lJII. CANCER {June ll·luly 22) •• Should you find yourself edJY ur moody at timet, tlt· pre11 and releut your (Mtra· 110n1. lbi1 can be 1 betttr than averaae day (or you, 10 don't let them ~lin lhe way. LEO (July ll·Aua. 22) •• Y1111 don't have to fill In line with ·ynur friend• ' plant frlelldJ If lhey do .1101 •ppeaJ . ' Ill you, Don't be reluctant 10 bow ou1 and do your own thlng. It' a your day, 10 enjoy '· VIROO. (Au1. 23-Sept. 22) 1 •• Should wmethlnJI lllcky ~M:cur from uut or the blue, keep rour head and don't let your frustration• act out of hand. Your dlanlly and reputallon .are always on the line, 10 protect them. LIBRA (Se"'. 2J.Oct.l3). · You'll have plenty of eneral. and ambition but if you dati 1 have a well-ihouaht Dlltaame plan. you could 1pln your wheel1 and ac:compllth very llule. Make a plan aild follow (t. • SCORPIO (<kt. 24-Nov. 22) ·•• While worklna on a prctenl endeavor · where you've been maklns p1opcu, k:teJl your hotlet and e~pe<;~ao tlon1 within reasonable , boundJ. Make ailow~UM:CS for neaatlve vll'iablet. SAGI'ITARIUS (Nov. 23· Dec.21) - What maket you 10 a~alins II 1hat you' re a-rally IOINOIII whO lives •~Y the benefit o7 the doulit. DOII't step out charlcw IIYen fqr a moment. !(eep lll~mlnd. . C}llliCORN (Dec. U·Jen. ( 19) •• AlthouJh you may be eneraetlc, be careful not to t~ke on more than you can handle. Overburdenlna yourtelf could dampen your satll· faction for what you do ac· complith. AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-feb. 19) •• Ju11 because the funds you've been 1iven came from someone elte's tweat is no reuon to t()Cnd them frlvolouoly. Mam tal n the same prudence you have for what · you make. PISCES (Feb. 20-March :ZO) •• If calendars Celebrations Classifteds Comics Dear Abby A5 Cl 02~7 insert C1 A4 Editorials Obituaries Region Sports · Weather • Ni A2 81-6 A2 C> 2002 Ofllo Volloy ~. ~ River Valley awards.diplomas Bv M1wu1A RuuiU MRUSSELLG>MYDAILYTRIBUNE.COM RIO GRANDE - Fellow students, purents, fwnily and friends packed the gymnasium nt the l)niversity of Rio Grande's Lyne Center Friday night with cameras, video recorders and tissues In hand· to watch 125 River Valley. High · School gruduutes · embark on a new phase of their lives. · Keynote speaker and GaiJin County Local Schools Superintendent Charla Evans warned the students that ''the feW' of uncertainty can hnve u GmiNQ RIADY - Students prepare to receive their diplocrippling effect on our pursuit mas durin& Friday nights araduatlon ceremony. of the good II fe. "In the 'Middle Ages, European sailors refu.sed to u streetsweeper, he should that as you go out into the sail very fur south," she said. sweep streets even as wortd in seW'ch of your own ·'They were convinced that Michelangelo painted, or personal visiOn that you will the middle of the earth was Beethoven composed music, remain in our thoughts, our ringed with fire, because the or Shakespeare wrote poetry: hearts and our prayers." Class of 2002 further south they traveled the He should sweep streets so hotter the temperature well that all the hosts of heav· Valedi.ctorii\118 were Megan en and eanh will pause to say, Harrison, Jamie Thevenir, became. . a $reat Jennine White and Elizabeth "How many of life's hori· here · lived zons go unexplored because stteetaweeper who did h1s job Preston. Student8 recognized · for we fear the uncertainties or well.' being in the top I0 percent of "Graduates, I challense are satisfied to tiQtoe through the class were !farah Joy life to make it safely to death each of you to take stock of without seeing what was the gifts that you have been Booth, Jessica Lea Collins, available to us. Countless dis· given and detennine a per- Heather Dawn o,y, .Traci coveries await the adventut· sonal vision for yourself. Marie ~y. Betl\any Renee ous spirit willing to test the ·Having done that, determine Blliou, John Stewart Gill, a course that will set you .on Megan Elizabeth Harrison, unknown. Christine Hood, the path to achieve that Amy · "Martin Luther King once said; 'If a man Is called to be visloti. Finally, .always know PIIMIIIIIYHI,AI $100,000 in CDBG formula funds awarded BY ..... J.RID 8RE£061MVDAILY8EHTINEl.COM POMEROY Four Meigs County voluntur fll'C deplll'tmenu will share in nearly $100,000 in grant fundi from the county for new equipment. Meigs County commis· sioners approved six projects for funding through the Community Development . Block Orant formula program on Friday. The county W,llll awarded S184,000 from the state through the annual CDBO program, $17,000 of which 11 set uide for administra· tion 1nd $17,000 for fair bouaing programs. The bal· ance is awarded, at the com· missioners' di~eretion, for •omeone In the household occulonally acll up, don't let it1plll over 01110 you. Keep your pleuant dis- petition atlllllil11ell!Y el!CIII· or perrmion in "RIES (March 21·Aprill!l) - You've JOt what it IUel to ~ liCk handle 1Cd0111 mpon~ibilltles and JIC!f:olm 11 your belt once you Jilt irrelevant int.emll out of r.our mind. Keto your pri· oritla In lllOd woR:In1 order. TAUROS (April 20-Mar 20) - There will be plenty of oppurtunitlu to line yuur ~ke!l with lllver. Howi1Yer, elltrava..nce overtakes you. It C411kl be a problem. .r I J, Aao RACINE - A new medic squad. stuffed by paid pnrumedics and emergency medical technicians, · will begin operating in Racine on Sunday, but has beo:n put in place to serve the entire county. · Gene Lyons, Meigs County EMS odministnitor, said the new squud has been put in place ·to reduce response time to emergency calls in the eastern portion of the county, to alleviute pressure on voiUJiteer medics, and to assist the county's other pnld medic squad, which operutes from EMS headquarters . in Pomeroy. . The new squad will be staffed ut all times from the former Racine volunteer emergency squw:l headquarters, provided by the Villal!e of Racine, but will be diS· patched from the EMS headquarters In Pomeroy. One trained puramedic and one EMT will staff the squad 24 hours u duy, seven days u week, Lyons suid. Racine no longer operutes a volunteer squad, but nearby volunteer units in ON HI!R WAY - 2002 River valley High School graduate Tracl Eddy receives her diploma during graduation exercises held Friday night at the University of Rio Grande. (MIIIIsala Russell photos) • Fire clepartmelits • • lilliAN BREED41MVDAILYSENTINEL.COM SM atory on Pill 11. ~fAVtN I FRIDAY I ,., nnes LMnnt 0111111 11 laiiOIII I. • \ ,.~ ••••• • u I local government pro.tecta. · · Fire units m Olive Township, Pomeroy, Rllci.ne and Scipio Townahip have received grant fundins · through the program for new tire ~ui~nt. Olive Town1hip will receive $25,000 for 20 set. or turnout gear and four sets of breadting equippient for use by ffrefightel1. The Racine department was awarded S:Z5,000 for the Nnn111 Grull. M Syracuse. Tuppers Plains and Reedsville will continue to respond to emergency calls in addition to the new medic squud. 'This new service is not meant to replace volunteer squuds In the eustem end of the county, but Is designed to help provide better coverU8e tn the residents in the nreu,''· Lyons suid. "We will . be uble to p~ vide Advunced Life Support coveruge. reduce the response time when calls from thut purt of the county come in, and provide asslstunce to volunteers and those working on the exist· · ing medic squad in Pomeroy," Lyons added. "It's going to take an effort between volunteers and puid staff to make It work, but those who staff the volunteer squads are still running and will con· tiriue to run, but they're being run to death ." · "The volunteers are great und we' ll continue 10 depend on them, but we ulso understand they have lives and responsibilities of their own," Lyons said. Lyons plans an open house at the new medic heudquurters in Racine on June 9 from noon until 4 p.m. The public is invited to visit the station und meet the new squad's staff. Refreshments will be served. Summ~r cpmP.Ietion set for f1re stat1on .the voters for making it possible," Donnully suid. GALLIPOLIS . The levy i~ also paying Gallipolis Volunteer Fire for replacement vehicles to Department's new station GVFD's fleet, including a' house should be complete . new pumper truck the this summer, contractors department obtained in have told the fire chief. April, allowing OVPD to 'They think If they don't sell ils 1977 pumper for $1 , lose any more days to to the newly-formed weather, it should be done Springfield Township by mid-July or early Volunteer Fire Department. August," Fire Chief Bob The new station includes Connally Hllid. "Everyth. ing live bays. a bunk room . .the seems to be right on sched- assistant lire chief's office ule now.'' and training room, Rupply The station, neJtl ·to the · and storage space, water treatment plant off restroqms and a dayroom Chestnllt Street, is being put for the department's 30 up by Blair Builders of members. Patriot, while a resident Connally said an open firefighter's residence near· house is e:o~pected sometime by is bein$ built by Tri-Mat after the building is comCon.structton of Bidwell and plete and the move from nearing completion. Avenue is made. Both will replace GVFD's Second The new construction fol• cutrent quartel'll at the City lows a . trend in upgraded Building, which the depart· facilities for Oallia County ment Iiiii outgrown. The fire departments . project is costing 5602,000, City moved into. .itsCrown new financed through proceeds quarters in the former of a Z..mill repiiiCCntent levy city votert . approved ·in Landon's Market building in 2000, while Harri50n . November 2000. Township's VFD is gettins · "We always like to lake the opponunity for thanking BY KIVIN KILLY KKELLVG>MVDAILYTRIBUNE.COM ·"•rr• ... ...._•,M • Span N loatJiy IJy HJ: r Mr&tral C..W Uf! 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