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And East. who knew his purtner THE BORN LOSER ,... !ILNJ-, e.t..AA, !llM, !ILNI, 13lN\, . !llN\, eLI>J\, !ll~. elM ... ruted to huve nothing of value bc)'ond ·the two top diamonds, CELEBRITY CIPHER decided thu.t South would succeed unless by Lula c.mpoa given a nudge in the c IJ'Il)CW..=-... - h n \ .. !01 ¥ *llf""""" I*IIJII, put""' l!acll .... In ... ciiJI*lltllllliQi · wrong direction. InTod!QI'$ eM: Wtqlllls C stead of playing the 'C: .D lHO IH IHIT TA~H diamond two at trick one, Eust dropDCd Ahe liM tT'ItLM IHHD PZH 10! This would normully be the start of II MTHHIC PZIP . aHMWIHO high-low from u doubleton. West knew IL tTTA'IC:DI' PA 0 •• that thut wus impossiHilt.', ble becuuse it would give South five diamonds -· he would T s c: I' C: K c: I t D 0 H T T A not huvo rebid two PREVIOUS SOlUTION - 'Much tllott, much ~ " no-trump. However, EU!lpldM West saw no reason 'Ht that wouiQ nao. tna till~ muat c:Lirnb 1t1a tttt.' - Tllomla . to Ou!gues~ his purl· . ~.J!F~y!:.:ltf~~~~-=~-:--~~~~~~~ ner. So, West eushed '::~:::~' S<l:'\\.4)'~.-l£'E~S• the diamond king und · ---~.;,._...; lollt.oi ~, Ct.AY a. HIW.N - - - - - conlinued with u third round, 0 Roarranv• . 1-'!e" af the Now look at the foor ocrambltd wordt bt- . situation from low to 'form lour almplt wordl. South's point ofview. 0 0SN0 G East was presumubly 1-r-l;...,.;.I..;,.,;I!,;_;;.I~~2-l poised to overruff . . . . . dummy's s pude ":::::;~~::;:~~..:~ seven. Then, if the ,.., G U H 0 0 spudc finesse lost, the . 1--.,.,.;....r--.,.,r;.-r--l contract would full. South, ussuming u 3·2 . '-::·::;:~·:;:·~-~ spade breuk. rurfed ,.., with dummy's 10. · R E S A E ::,, Most people know what Is Suddenly ~ust hud . 1111 meant when It Is uld that talk.is two trump tncks. :::·:;~·~-:;:~·~l., cheap In this election year, we The three l's were I" .. can agree,that holds true except . hiJ!h lighted by un C R E K 0 T . when ........ does it. · Enslish uctress; Ellen I~ I~. Com~ltte lhe . c~ocolt quate<l Terry, in her uutobi· . . . . . . . 1 bv fllllno In the mlulnJ warda ography: "lmuglnavoo d•••l011 tram atep No.3 below. tion, industry, nnd in$ PAINT NUMBmo ~~ ~~ ~~ 1• telligence •• the three · i~l~ET~T~~-~S~IN~SQ~U~A=RE:!:S~·~·=~·~·=~·:::;-=~·=*"~· • I' s •• ure ull indispen... UNSCRAMBLe FOR snble to the uctress, v ANSWft · . but of these three the · · ·I • • : greatest is 1 without . SCIIAM-I.ITS ANSWilS doubt, imag1~ntlo~." Spunky -Image. Guild. Unkind. KIND of GUY tiv~f~~h1~de~~gtnaThe fellow applied for a Job •• an Industrial spy. He" · .. . wa1 given an env1lope to deliver to the ne.xt floor. The ; : fellow opened the envelope and found a note that read: .'Report for work tomorrow. You're our KIND of GUY I" ..... L.Oi:) Of (:>EQPLE (..\:>\'E'.t--1 TO \'N..K~D\0 ... "" "" "'' . OALLIPOUS - Anty Bowm1m•Moore. Edwatd JOIICS Investment representative in Olllllpolis, will host a free pro&rtlnt for fnvestors NATE THE II'IPOII.TA T TtiiNt. l'i> WINNING THE T&~M TITLE! Wf!.'RE A T ·~M ! I I KNOW TAAT, FOOL.' I! I I' I nrn•.1"r Is 1 I' 1 MAKE THE I 1.. TO SIT 11-1 LI~~MARCIE I WEDNESDAY JUNE Sl I I I e I' n h e r Tuesday, 111M U', at 6:30 p.m., at :::: ·: BIG NATE o office, 990A Second Avenue lowiMII Moort ln, 0alllpo11s. •OueMs will he11r from ~ward Jones and Americ:llll Funds expens on whether the sto.ck market'& heyday will return and wli11t flnanci11l decision& Investors should mllke this summer. For det11ils or .to reserve a seat, coniact Moore at 441· 944l. 1• I' I' ·1 I I I I I I I .... Thursduy, June 6, 2002 l'hc1·c'K u MOOd ~huncc you mny tukc It upun yuursc!f to unucrMO n .sclf·hnprovcmcnt Jl'Oilrnm In the ycP.r uheud. Whnt 1ron~plrcs con be u total l'emakc of your oltltudc,/•hl· lo~uphy ~na dcmeunor, u I of which Will contrlbule to u succe~sful, new life. GP1MINI (Muy 21-Junc 20) -- l.lc rrcpurcu 111 ac1 whot you !live out toduy should your love of jokes 6c played on the wron~ j1ersun. You muy not like ~~~ ur her rclort. Know where to lonk for ro· munce nnd you'll find it, The Amn,_Ornph Mnlclnnukcr In· stanlly rcvculs which sians 111e romnntlcnl))r pe•fcct for you. Muil $2.7' Ill Mdtch· mukcr, c/o !hi~ IICW!PDP.e!1 P.O. Do~ 167. Wickliffe, 011 44092. CANC"ER (June 21-Juiy 22) •• Thi~ I! clc~rly nut a pllod day to dod~c uuln~: your wurk or lmndllng u compUcnh:d ~~· !lsnmcnt. Tho'c who nrc cK· peeling you tn full111 your du· lie! will come down on you quite hurd. ' LEO (July 23 - Au~. 22) •• i\lihnuvh you mny be In u !oclnblc mwu loduy, bo curoful nf lite companions wlih whom ynu choose 111 htiiLM out. Coli· 'lllrtbdlt'' • frunllltllllllli ~~~•cs cun c1·cutc tn>nblo lhul.wll Involve yon. VIROO (Au~ . 23·Scpt. 22) •• Wholcvcr It 1s you're holl" lny Ill uchluvc toduY. could totuny be lust ·· with ll.ttlu or no chun~c uf bclnjj reu·lcved •• shuuld ym1 lln~ II dl fncull to discern between O!!Crtlvcncs.l ond u~greaslvcness. LIBRA (Sept. 23·01:1. 23) • · You may be. forced to deal with someone toduy when hammerlna out n problem be· tween you. The pathway between you will only widen lr neither or you arc uble to rurae a now roud. · ~'CORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) •• A business mutlcr must be evuluotcd lovlcally tod~y ., wlihuut uny cmollon being allowed to enter Into the as!eU· ment •• If you arc to have ony hope of dccldlna Its worth or · fmllllc!. Don't tuke anythln¥ ttahtly. SAOITTARiUS (Nov. 23Dcc. 21) •• All fmportunl naroemenl you've been work· Ins on muy ao 1uuth on you toduy unleu you are wl!linJI. lo mOdify or ulter u number of J19IOI! thut you thought WCIO vltnl. Seek ou1 aood substl· lutes. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jun. 19) • To receive rroper remu· ' norutlon tur your produ~Uvily tnduy. you muM ensure that tho person f11r whom you ore dulngthc work ooknowlodaos . up front whutlllhe will pay. AQUARIUS (Jun. 20·Fcb. I~) .. Yuu will be u wol· c1>med uddhlon to uny soc:lnl Mlllhcrlnlltodoy, but be oure· ful nm to monopoll&o tho ~pmllaht. Mukc ocrtuln olhers ore ublc to act on st1gc from time to lime. PISCES (l'eb. 20·Mareh 21l) •• Should the aolna 1ct u bit tou&h today. you may wunt walk away an(f leuve the tuk unflnl3hed. Unfortu• ··nluct)4, If la'ft unattended . what you did llllcompllsh will deteriorate and have to be re· done. , . ARIES (Murch 21 ·Aprlll9) ·•• Don't pretend to be ltnowl· edaeublo about KOmethlna that you know llnlc abollf. Not only will Y.OU be lnatantly chullcnaed on It, you can lo~e the ~upport you have worked hurd 10 nnaln. TAURUS (April 20·Miy 20) •• Thorou1hly examine your nnnnclal picture nnd do ' whatever It take• 10 801 thlna• In order. U}lleu you huve clcnn book!, lOme kind of aauntlct muy come down on you todoy. lltdllll-11 .... Calender AS Cllsslfleds Comics llelr Abby Edltorl1ls Movies Obituaries Sports \/VIIther B4·1 · B7 A5 AI A3 A3 11·3 Al .' II 2002 Ohio Vtllty Publllhltll Ct. • Reenactment filming now in ·doubt.at Buffington tsland Footagefor film . to be shot during celebration in July Itt TOMY M. LIAott TI.~VOo\l\.'tSIN'flt:t!I..COM PORTLAND - A ntovlo crow Is poised to C:IJ)IIlnl the Battle ofBumnaton lsllllld on cllmOfll for a fu11·1enath feature Civil War tllnt. However, the ls$ue Is still in limbo as some members of the e~t's host reenactment aroup feel the crow's pres· UIHTII CAMIUI AOTtOMI- Amovlt crew co~.tld poaalbty be et~Celsn't s11ch a aood Idea. on h1nd d~.trlnt the re~n10tment of Th1 Battle of Bufflnaton · Betsy Nicodemus, Melas latand on July 19-21 ne1r Portland to 111001 '"nu for en Co1111ty dlle!:Jtor of 'IOurlsm upcomlna full·l•nath Civil Wlr movie titled, · "Kill The and Retail De~t. aald Mtaaenpr. • Howewr, v.rloua memblra of tn. 111ent'1 hoat she recently sDO& to actor retnactrntnt &rouP Ml the crew'1 p!Utn" lan't t~.tch 1 lood llld member ofthe film 'a prolcltl. (TOny M. l.eiOh) duction team Dan Wort, about the ~sibillty or shoot· 1!11 scenes dwi!ll the 111tn11al Olbbona 11nd Harris ue p~~r- soil, lnvolvt<ltl fOI'(.'t of 8,000 Battle of Bumnaton lsl1111d sued by a troacherous tum· Union soldiers under the reenactmelll on July 19-ll for coal Union lieutenant who dlroetlon ol' Otns. Htmry M. a full·lenath Civil War movie• .withes lo Intercept the secret Judnh nnd Edward H. Nicodemus said Wort · measqo at allllOSts IUid sell Hobson, which routed n requested permisalon from the lnform11Uon to the hiahest smullor fon:o of 2,000 the county for a small crow to bidder North or Soutli. Cont'odcrnte rnlders gom· shoot foOiap of .the annual "At\'r apeaklna with the m11nded by Morann. batt!• reenactment 110 that It Melas County Hletorlcal Mora•n ese11fd the could be .lnc:ltlded In various Society abotlttlie movie crew, Buffinaton lsl11n enaaae· scenea of the uocomlna tllm. which would only be throe to lilC.Int wlth ubout400 men and 'ntled AKIU The four peojl , we thouwht th wns cuptured on July 26, Mea~," the film, written matter WAS settled, 81lid 1863, t\Onr Salineville In and directed by Indiana fUm. Nicodemus. tmrtheast Ohio while trylna to maken nm Rlchaldlon and "However, we've now tlnd a sure ph1c:o 10 cross th Mlchlol Kouroubelea, is an NCelved word th11t 110me mem· Ohio River Into Confederuto ICiventute/drama that follow• ben or the event't holt, the oeoupled western Vlralntu Ult joume.y of 1 youn1 9ht Ohio ~unteer InfAntry (now West Vlralnln), Confederate apy namea ClvU War reenactntent aroup, . Durt~ the Ohio l'lld1 D1nlel Oibbons who 1eta cloe•n't neceuarlly Willi tlio Mora11n s men cnptured nno lliiiJht up ln a web of Ilea and movie crew thoro, cltlna their P.ttrofed ncurly 6,000 Union 1101· ln11.11ue while atlemptina lo pteiO!IIlt 111 1 'dltti'ICtl<>n' lllld illers and mllltlo, destroyed 34 doiiYir a secret dlapatoli In tl)'lrti the Almlna process brltJaes, dlsrullled mllrO&tcls 111 northern Ohio. would 'take IWIY l'rilm the moro th11n 60 pluees, lind Olbbons dlaaulsed as a battle's authentk:lty," she al\ld, diverted tens of thous11nt:b of Union aoldler, enllats the aid "The matter Is still being Union troops from other dud s. of a northern photoar~pher dlsc:uased and I'm aure 11 For lnformutlon on the named Bet\Jamln Hariis and pro116f resolution will present movie, contuct Nlaodemus by topther they must deliver the itll61f," ghe added. . culllna 740·992·2239; or aecret letter to 1nrorm1nts The Banle of Buft1naton vlah tne nlm'a omclnl webIOCtlled In Clevel1nd, lllutd, which Is the only Civil ·she 111 www.klllthemessen· . Durin& their adventure, · War bnttle fought on Ohio gerfllm.com. Gallia contractors band together IV KRPI DoTI~ 1\00TaONI>MVOAlLVTI!liUNl.COM eol\tructors nnd building supply vendors Jn Ollllltt CoiJnty. "If )'till Include ull ot' the oontrn~tol'!l nnd their fuml· lies, th y probubly ~unlthe plants nnd hnspltul uM one of lhe top ~mployel'li h1 Onllln County," snld Steve Mur~en of Bl11ir 8ullder8, th~ u~stllll· ntlon 's memhershlp chnlr· man. "We l'e~d u lnt nl' mouths nnd t:ontrlbutc ~reutly tn our loct~l eoonnmy, • nllded Ben Hush of Hnsh Construction, nnd the ussol.'lutlon's vlc11 president. OCCA hus four gouts In OALI..IPOLIS - 011llltt County ContrnutorM As~oeltltlon (OCCA) hu~ rurill d with th~ aoul of glv· Ina loenls the best opportu· nlty to bid nnd c:oMtrucl jobs within th eounty. ''Our purpose Is to enellur11111 the mlll1ullon of' OCCA .nnd building supply vendora In resldenllul, Industrial eommcrclnl nnd ngrlcultural constmcllon projects," stlld Assoolutlon Prcsldtl\t Rick Murtln of Vcrtlcml Concrete Wulls. "OCCA tmd building sup· ply vendors. lneludlniJ crnplnycos, spous s und tnhul. IM to lnt'nrm the pub· tlhildrcn hope thnt this usso· lie. fllm wh111 the~ dn mut or elution wll1 'help Improve the theirofceonomlc · stundnrd of Hvlna In our "When peoplehupuct. us~ nutsld~ eomtnunlly," Murtrn sold. Thcl'il 11rc eurrcntly 90 PIIIIIHIGIIIII.AI ~--~~--~~~~~----------------~------~ c-.-'!!~ Ohio Senior p,.. and Op1n to I Cltlanaln the Community Tuea.y, June 11, 2002 • 1 • 4·pm in tht Hoapital'a Education & Conftrtnct Ctntw Refreshments will be serveel. If you plan on altlnding, piJCJit R$VP to the HMC Marketing Offlct at 446·1011 MEDICAL CENTER Discouet• the Ilolzar· Djlfcwtmce ~.holzer.org �......, PageAl• tin l I 1 .. 2111 • www.mydlillyaentlnel.com •• •• •• TIME OUT FOR nPS Taft signs bill to balance budget 'Ja{t expected Standard cl Poor's to addtess Ohio's "structuRI deficit" this year and 1\e)(t. action, spokesman Joe Andrews said The rating agency was looking for "a Wednesday. "~'re just hopeful that lhe meaningful tax inctease" or "major revenues will improve over the next few expenditu~ cuts," r<nutson said months and it will stabilize," tie said. lift also vetoed provisions of the .bill wtdnesday. The state •s bond rating, which deter- lhat attempted to limit 11\e growth of ·• mines how much It pays in interest when state government and spending. it borrows money, did not ·change. He said the measures don't take into Wednesday's downgrade was a signal to investots that it could change fur 11\e worse, Knutson said. An actual change woold probably not come until next year, when Ohio finish· es its budget fOI' the 2004 and 2005 fiscal years. The citJarette tax raises about $224 million a year. The tax on trusts raises about $104 million. The state's annual budget is about $22 billion. w.-.... Q. @I·~ ~ - """ "* Sunny skies retum for Friday · la't 'mt ~$$1:ltl~m> l>llll$$ . M\~ the ~t~:~rm d~:~uds mtwe out lX)nlght, ttl•cuunry ml~en" can re-t~t mostly &Ill\~ %Ides for a chafile ~:~n Prldll)\ the National We~ttl\er Service said, Thrt\perttures wer-e tl) tool lnm tl\e SOs over most of tht area tonl:ght.l. then warm lnm the 80$ on rtidll)'. Sunny skit~ were fu~11~1 fut Qi11n on SatuMay with bl~h~-ln the 80S. Slln\Set tonlaht wlll be at 1!:38, 11nd ~unrlse on Friday Is at fi:O~ a,m, Wnthtt torttalltt Thnlght.,,Partly cll)udy; t.ows In the upper .50s. com- Holmes Coonty's Aml~h communities into Coshocton County, t\CCOI'di!la to Jonas Mast, president of the New Bedforo Care Centet l~. board (If diltCt<ltS. "Ouroommunlties are Rl!lting so big," Mast said. "Coshocton CoolltY Is tllllng up wltl\ Amlsl\ alld Conservative Mennonites." The blrthlng ~nter will ~vide "a very homey atmosphere" fur patl~tns, ~ ~d, Mid Will elltend pri vlleges to any dOctor. need fur this kind of celebration and for the Freedom Center and what it stiitlds tOt," said Edwin Rigaud, president of·the Freedom Center. "I tan't think of an individual who personifies freedom and equality more than Muhammad Ali.'' S SUI diet dNI maker CINCINNATI (AP) -An effort is under way to clear'lhe reeords of people convicted of minor offenses during riots last sprina. · · Cincinnati CommunitY Action Now plans to help first-time offenders who we:e cited for curfew violations and other mis· demeanors. · . <::incinnatl CAN co-chairtnan Ross Love said a task force will work with the Cincinnati Bar. Association, Cincinnati Black Lawyers Association and Legal Aid to make candidates for expungement aware of the program. .. "From my (Klint of view, thts is a good thing," said Mayor Charlie Luken, who formed the race commission within day•·of the riots. "If CAN wants to assist people whose sole violation is n curfew violation, then I think that should be encouraged.'' Light and variable winds. Frid~ ... Mostly . sunny. Highs tn the lower 80s. U:ght northeast wt nds. Friday ni:ght .. .Mostly · clear. Lows .53 .to 58. Extended furttast: Saturday... Mostly sunny. Highs in tln~ mid 80s , Satunb.y ni:ght,.MI)stly clellt, Lows In the llpJler CLBVIJLAND (AP) ~ Five users of the diet drug Meridia hnve slled Abbott uboratOries over alleged side effects, indud11\l heart problems, .· · The ll\MUit flied Wednesdi\Y In U.S. District Court asked that Abbott LabM\tOries stl)p sellf~ Meridia and pay for the medIcal expenses and loss of earmngs brought on by the drug's l\lleged side effects. The lawsuit asked that It be made a class-action on behalf of othe~ who have flied similar lawsuits. !ill SmOter, a spokeswoman fur Chicago-based Abbott, said do11dy. possible side effeCts are dearly listed fur doctors and patients. 30s. account increases in Medicaid and court-oroered spending. on schools and would tie lhe state's hands in spendillg on tconomic development. "As Ohio be(!ins to move beyond 'the national recession, we must have bUd· · getary flexibility in order to offer petitive economic· development ifiGCn· lives and allow Ohio to create more jobs and successfully compete in our C0\1\· plex global economy," Thft said. Sunday... Pilrtly Jllgh$ in tht mid 80s. Ml)ndny...Partly cloudy. A to aroundbre~kln1 chance of showers and th~tndtl'$tl)rms In the aner· CINCINNATI (~P)- Pormer heavyweight boxing thampi· 1iOOn and evel'lln:g, Lows in on Milham mad Ah Will to):) a list of entertlliners, dignitaries and the ltlwer 60~ 11nit highs ln. 80\>eft\ment officials at the June 17 groundbreaking for the the mid 80~. Natitln.(ll Undet:¥tound Railroad Freedom Center. The ~6S million museurn Is sched11led to open in 2004. . "Muhammad Ali represents wh111 the Freei:lom Center is all IIOOUt- cour~el peAeveral\ce lltld the t'\ght fur freedom," said the Rev. Oanmn r...ynch Jr., a co-chalnnan of the event. His visit comes at 11 time when Cincinnati is struggling to NBW BBDFORD tAP) - Colistnl~tion ~hoold bl!gll\ during overcome racial divisions, an economic boycott and the after· the summer 01111 nonJWflt blrthil\ll center tl) serve thl! growinll shock oflast year's riots, · Amish rommufiit}> of oorthell.st Oliil), · The tellter WOilld &Upptlrt the southWtlrd e~pnnslon or "Our current sltllatlon II\ Cincinnati simply underscores the All attend '. Blrthlna wnter planned • Grvup to help clear records Mom. acquitted In fatal fire . CLEVELAND (AP)- A jury acquitted a mother of charges she sef a house fire that killed two of her three children last year. "Thank you, Lord," Eve Rudd, 28, of Cleveland, said after she was acquitted of all five charges Wednesday at her trial-in Cuyahoga County Common Pleas Court. : Almost two dozen relatives, friends and church members packed the courtroom throughout the nine-day trial. They shouted "HIIllelujahl" and "Praise the Lordi" lifter the verdlat. Rudd was charged With murder and aggravated arson in the June 10 fire that killed her chil<lren, Steven Jr., 6, and Eriel; '4. , Audit ·of Jackson .city finds . · · misappropriations, misspending COLUMBUS (AP) - terrlng mfmey frtlm the Official& In Jack&on for elty'& utility fund Into· Its yean ml1manqed publle aeneral fund. A total of Sfi funds, eauslna at least a $S.4 million was tran~filrrtd Hie· million buttaet deficit, gaily from Jan. l, 1989, to aeeordlna to a stat\\ audit Dec. ~I. 2001. releas~d Tu~sdll}'. · The audit, whleh eovered Auditor lim Petro said the Jan. I.!. 199~ throullh Ott:. city In Jackson County now ~ 1, 2u00, lil~o found 6'4 faces a fulldlng trials and other IMu:mee~ where a total thllt he could Ftave 11 statt or $777,901 w11s mlsllllOt.lllt• panel take eontrol of the ed ~nd s11ld elty ol'tltlnls and city's flnantts until they lll'il · vendors the tlty used mls· &tral&httned OU\. spent $88,:112 In public He uld omcl11ls violAted money. Ohio law monthly by trans· The audit found thnt the city was op~ratlnaln a bud· get deficit alld ull~ the rev· enues frolil the elty • wattr, sewer, electric a11d aarbqe services to run the aeneral operations of the elty. A8 ~ fllsult, elty utility eu~toml!rs were pliylng high· er than neeesmy utility . rates for services b\!cause . thl! city set the rate$ b11sed on the eosts of Jlrovldlng 1111 1 aovernment services rath~r thatulmply the costs of provldlnll utility services, Petro snld. ~ I '- Right now you can bring homt 2of your Causes o stress .. BY la:KY IIAul . . Stress, which is caused by a change in • 0\lf environment, can directly affect our health. When we are in a sudden stress· • ful situation, hormones are excreted that •· pi'epa.re us for "fight" or "flight." . ·, Along with this hormonal release, our · body systems react in a variety of ways. · The cardiovascular system responds with a pounding, erratic or racing llean, . cold, sweaty hands, or a throbbing •headache. The signals or stress on the · tespiratory system include shallow or ' unsteady breathing, shortness of bre11th, , difficulty talking because breathing isn't · controlled, and even asthma attacks. Stress may trigger an upset stomach, nausea, vomitinj;. constipation, diarrhea. or sharp abdommal pain in the digestive or gastronintestinal system. Arthritis, . ·constant headaches, back, neck and . $houlder.pain, and muscle tremors, such as shaking hands, may materialize in the skeletaVmuscular system. Problems of acne, dandruff, heavy perspiration or excessive dryness of the skin.or hair may . pccur with the skin when we are under . ·periods of distress. The immune system · 'can break down, causing allergies, skin rashes and the increased likelihood of ·.·cbtching coldund the flu. . • ' There can also be indirect effects of tension and strain on the body.. During ·· ·times of stress, we tend not to take care ' · of ourselves they way we should. We · · rnay not eat properly, get enough exer· else or sleep, or resort to bad habits like · · smoking more or drinking alcohol. We ·. ne~lect our health because the stressful ·.. ioc1dent takes up so much of our time .. that we feel we must not dwell on ourselves, but instead, concentrate on resolving the difficult situation. Man~ components come into play to detemune how we respond to stress. Amon11 them are: what the stressful situation IS, how long it persists and what may happen because of it. Personal qualities such as our physiological state, our motivation, how we evaluate the situation. our coping mechanisms and our social support system can also have a connection to our health. Our genetic history. our lifestyle, economic and social resources, and our health in general can contribute to how stress affects our well-being. A genetic pre-disposition for certain diseases only accounts for about 20% of the probabih· ty of contractinj; an illness dunn g.stress. The other 80% 1s due to our environment and personal behaviors. Even though stress can be·positive (! marriage or a vacation), negative stress is the l)'pe that causes more heulth problems. Type A personalities who are com· petitive, ambitious, impatient and driven are more likely to have heart attacks, especially if those people tend to be cyn· ical and angry; This occurs because they .mar be in II perpet11al state of distress w1th large amounts of hormones being excreted. These hormones scratch the inside of the arteries . .cholesterol. then adheres to the scratches, clogging the arteries. · People who are susceptible to this condition can reduce their health risks by managing their anger. During a stressful event, they should ask themselves if the )~mericorps volunteers . . 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Crodlt will be given corrlar aaofl MOl<. No oubacrlptlon by mall pennlttad 1n aren whare hor!la corfllr urvlot It available. ... ~ ~127.30 . 13 Weob II-- 211- 153.82 1!2 WHIII $105.158 13 WHIII Malgo County $211.28 211112- 1118.18 11011.72 ·LOCAL BRIEFS EMS log fromPipA1 contractors and vendors. Gallia County money does not. star, local," explained · Martin. 'Therefore, materials and most importantly labor or 'jobs' are lost." "We want to encourage folks to bur, and build using local labor, • added Hash. "The GCCA is prepared to prove the misinformation that stick built homes cannot be built as quickly and as inexpensi velr, as manufactuted homes, • said Martin. Secondly, the group wants to inform the public of their services and the importance of them and that they suppor,t public wqrks pro~ects, whtch encourages residential and commercial devel· opment. Lastly, they want to advance pro-building agendas through legislation, i.e., z;oning and building codes. The GCCA is investigating past ~pulation trends • and explormg new. ideas. "We would like to see sewers constructed in places where people actually want to Jive because it would encourage development," said Martin. · · The types of members they are hoping to attract. are people tn excavation, plumbing, general, roofing, drywall, masonry. insula· tion. flooring, concrete, . Citations Issued Correction Food drive planned electric, painting, siding/gut· ter, cabinet/interior, remodeling,' landscuP.ing, and specialty items hke pools and fences. The benefits of belonging to the GCCA are numerous, said its ·officers. "Networking and the exchan~e of lrnowledge will be a b1g benefit," said Hash. "The knowledge of upcominj! jobs so that GCCA get a fa1r shot is another. I'd rather com· pete against my neighbor because at least I know our community will ·benefit because the dollars s~ local." "Contractors' concerns can be better addressed as a group than .by individual efforts," said Martin. "That's why we want to strongly ~n.cour~'e all contractors to JOII1 US. The GCCA is also estab· lishing a website and look· ing into subscribing to the "Builders EKchange of Ohio," which provides services specifically for contractors in Ohio. Membership is $200 annu- ' ally and $100 for an associate membership. Associates are businesses .like banks. supermarkets, vendors, insurance agencies. auto dealqrs, etc. . · For information, or to join. call Mar11en at 740•441-9049 · The Dafly Sentinel or Scott Good at 740-367· Sub1crlbe today • 992·21 56 7125: . . The next meeting of the www.mydally~emlnel.com OCCAisMonday,Juna IOat 6:30 p.m. at the Ohio Valley Visitors Center. PROUDTO BE APARr OF YOUR LIFE. 1\ Ll 1\GE S, 1\Ll TIMES 1.4 .00 Kathy B•ker (''Too Young 10 Be a Dad"l, Oucn1 In French, ' nudled .drama a1 1he Callfomla lnllilule of I he An ~ bu1 qui I and . moved 10 Prance. • • •• •• •••• ••• FLAIR. FREE Patkln FURNITURE & DESIGN ' •· •• •• - REE f.vawa. .. FINANCING AVAILAIU "IIW>Ib I'IAMit l'tiRI'IJTURJ; AT DISCOUNT PAJCt&• Open Dally ••; l'rl. •11 CIOHd lundtr •t :::.:~ ::::lo~rec- llonllo The DaHy Stnllnti, 111 CoUll. Bl.. Pomifov. Ohio 4&769. Eddie Russell ..•• 10tansfl$22 ·200/ooff lhrough t'llday. 111 coun St. Pomero~. Ohio. Second·CIIII po111Qt pak11! Pomeroy. Momlllr: The AIICICiatod Preu and Obituaries COLUMBUS - Eddie A. Russell, 54. olumbus. died at his residence on Wednesday, JuneS, 2002. He was born Sept. 18, 1947, in Columbus. son of the late situation is really imponant, if it is appropriate to be angry. if there is any- Alfred and Nonna Lambert Russell. He wus employed as 11 tllillJ they cun do about it and whether or laborer with a lundscaping company and u construction com· not u is worth it. . By taking u few seconds to ask these pas~~viving are his wife, lllene Ostendorf Russell; his chil· questions, many limes the perceived dren: lllene and Brinn Gundel finger of Grove City, Eddie and severity of the problem will lessen. An Donna Russell of Lokeland. Fla., Mclissu and Churles Wise of established social support system of Middleport. ·and Bradley and Peggy Russell of Vinton; 10 and severn! brothers, sisters . nieces und friends and family can also serve us a grandchildren; nephews. · buffer to help diffuse strained incidents. He was ulso preceded in 'death by his grundduughter. Kaila Havin11 people who care about you and Gundel linger. who w11l listen to you dramatically eases Graveside services · will be · I p.m. Friday nl Pine Grove volatile circumstances. Other coping stralegies include writing Cemetery in Gallia County, with Pu tor Frank WuH:rs officiatabout stressful events. Putting emotions ing. There will be no calling hours. AITIIngements are by . into words or using anistic expression Fisher Funeral Home, Middlepon. can help some people deal with traumatic experiences. · Bemg sensible about diet. exercise and resl, along with time managemenl, can· help prevent stress from becoming over· whelming. It is imponant to .remember to set_ reasonable goals for ~ beullh~ (RA 0) will calls ~ Drgunizution llfestyle and to avoid "all or nothing' be holding its food drive behavioral changes. ·Many times they on June 8. 8 u.m. to noon. POMEROY - Units of the at the corner of Third and contribute to sense of failure if there is backsliding. thus, resulting in ev~n more Meigs Emergency Service . Pearl Streets . hems will be answered five culls for ussis· donutcd , to stress. Meigs Relaxation techniques of deep breath· tunce on Wednesday. Units Cooperativ~ Food Bunk . ing. positive imagery, hypnosis, massage responded us follows: In uddition to <,:unned · CENTRAL DISPATCH goods, laundry detergent , and biofeedback: can also be used to 10:32 a.m., Imperial shampoo, · soup, paper manage distress. By learning about the Electric, Robert Black, products, und monetary different coping methods uno.!. using · donations will be collect · those that work best for you, you cun Pleasant Valley Hospital; 2:35 p.m., Holzer Medical deal with stress in u positive und healthy ed. Center Clinic, Duvid way. (Becky Boer is Q/t .ageIll for Meigs Packard, Holzer Medical County Exte11sio11 specializi11g i11/amily Center; 6:06 p.m., Elmwood cmd co11sumer sciellces/communily Terrace. Joh_n Young. treated; SALEM CENTER - A developmellf.) 9:35 p.m., State Route 124, Langsville mun wus cited Helen Kelly. HMC; on three charges by the 11:46 p.m., State Route Gullia-Meigs Post of the 681, <;:hurles Ziegler. treated. State Highwuy Patrol fol · lowing a one-vehicle ucci dent Tuesday on Ohio help ·paint some of the attractions .124. Troopers said Calvin W. including a train caboose und boxcur, RACINE Voting ugainst Kirby. 18. 20705 . Ohio expand pasture fields, build new fences, the re-employment of severn I 124, wus westbound ut 7 complete some minor strucl'urul repairs Southern Local substitute bus and help waterproof 28 of the structures. drivers during the recent p.m. when he lost control The USDA is funding the develop· meeting of the Southern of the pickuJ'l truck he ment of a model grassland farm at the Local Board of Education drove, went off the right Mason County Career Center's proper- was Board member Richard edge of the ·roud und trav ucross oun1y Roud I tr. The NCCC will be cleuring fence Hill, not Bourd Treasurer eled (Solem School Lot). hnes, constructing pasture fields, devel- Denny Hill. as reported in The pickup muck oping watering systems, installing Tuesday's edition of The two mailboxes then und contin· Duily Sentinel. access lanes and more. ued on through u fence, In Mason, the Virgil Lewis home will the report said. get a fresh coat of paint on its exterior, The pickup hnd nonthanks to the efforts of the NCCC. . functional dumuge, und The Americorps: NCCC volunteers Kirby wus ticketed for ·will be in Mason County for the next failure to control, no oper· · eight weeks. RACINE Racine ator's license and f1cti · Arrea Community tious registration. arrive iri Mason County like at the Fort and at the River Museum ... but sometimes they just ·. ,. POINT PLEASANT, W.Va. - The can't keep up with all of if. So. what we •· staff ·of volunteers from the. National . need to do is take some of these projects Civilian Community Corps have and really get them kickstarted and . · ~~t~Tived in Mason County ready to work, some done." . fa hdthwith a number of tasks already set The NCCC will work to help com0 r em. I h . . . f h P . ' ·:. Through the efforts of th~ Great. Pete t e c:xtenor pamtmg ? ~ e . om~ Kanawha Resource Conservattori and · ~leasant Rlv~r Mus.eum. ass1st tn wtden Development, the group of 10 young !ng the walkmg tra1l at Krodel Park and ··-P,eople from across the country will be rnstull benches n~ar the . playg~ound JC 1~\inng the county. dedicating their time area, develop an mlcrprettvc tratl and ·: ~e ·area organi:tahons and attractions. wetland outdoor classroom around Fort ::.: "A lot of these projects have been Randolph•. and ~elp landscape the site of :: koingon for years, 15utwefound we just the new V1sitor s C~nt~r: :·fack volunteers," Lowell Wilkes of the At the West Vtrgmta State Farm RC&D explained to the NCCC volun· Museum, where the NCCC group will teers. ''These people put in a lot of lime, stay while they are in the urea, they will ' favortteli·Z·Iot styles for 1great low ", TM O.lly Sentinel • PaQe A 3 Rte 675·1371 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL 4 ' •• �P~gt A4 • The Dail Sentinel Tlluradlly, June 11 2002 ·_Th_eo_ai_Iy_Sen_tin_e_l_ _ __.,;a;;.._, the Bend Page AS 1hunday, June I, 2002 Eavesdropping con man a house wrecker Gallipolis Appearing every Thursday in lhe Daily Sentinel Bluegrass Pt.Piwant The Amvcts tlf Gulllpulis will feu· Session "Soumis of Blucgruss" Suturdtty ut 7:JO p.m. ncKt hi the Silver Brid~~ . • Ju111 sessitln nt Southside Community Adtuisslon Is $5 . FtH' more lnl\mnuuun Center, 7· 10 p.m. Frlduy. Goodwill offering ~ ull <7*0) 446·90~ I or (740) 682·6903. m:cepted ut the door. Cull Peg Dowell ut 67~2049 l'ot' more inl'ormutlon. Oh Suturduy Southside Community Center will host tl dunce from 7 Ill I[) p.m. Jam IUI'C ' Fur Peace Ranch Dance • Ben Rorrer, 18, a gruduutlng senior at Point Pleusunt High School, will be in the upcominl! piny presented by the Charleston Stage Compuny, "Return to the Forbidden Planet." "Return to the Forbidden Planet" will be show· lng June 6·8, 8 p.m. nightly ut the Capitol Ttieuter, 123 Summer Street. Tickets ure $10 for students and seniors and $12 for adults. For tiCk· et Information, cult 304-343-5272. • Australian gultur 5ensatlons Tommy Emmanuel with special guest Geoff Achlson will perform at the Fur Peace Ranch's Fur PCace Station Concert HalL on Saturday. The concert will begin at 8. p.m. Tickets for the event are $25. For more Information, call 992· 7$95, or visit the Fur Peace Ranch website at www.furpeaceranch.com "Released, · 'Rclcusctl' will be performing ut Mt. Zltu1 Buptlst C'hurdt Sunduy, June 9 ut (l jl.in . The •·ouccl't 1.' free to the puhllc. For mmo infm·nmtlon cull PusH!!'. Todd Bowct's 111 (740) 251i-1526 ol' cotHtM Rclcuscd ul I·X77·755· 1117. , - Ohio Vullcy Sttmntct· Thcliter box tlflk c UflC!1S this WCI.lk ftll ' the 2()02 Still• sou . ' kkcls lii'C uvuilttblc liJr "The Mimdc Wnrkct'," whldt runs .lune 19·30 · itt tile Fo1·um 'rhc!lh.ll'. und the Hroudwuy muskul "Dumn Yunkccs'', whid1 runs .luly I0·2H. lu the Baker Theater. Evcrtill!! pcl'ftlrll1unccs ut 8 p.m .. Wctlncstiuy-Smul'duy. und Sunduy mutl· nee' at 2 p.m. 1kkets ure uvulluble ut the Fine Arts Llm Office in Kuntncr Hull. on the OU cumpus. For more lnformutlon cull (740) 593-4800. or visit their website ul www.ovst.org. Peace' program Columbus Museum ofArt • On exhibition at the museum, 480 Eust Broud St., Columbus: "Orundmu Molllls In the Century," fenturln~ works of Anna Mury · Hill Ouithcr Homecoming Concert: 21st Robcmon Moses (1860·1961 ), June 7 Ill 7 p.m. Ticket _prices ure $19.~0 through July"Orandmu' :28. Hours are from 10 u.m. to $:30 to $21! ..50, Charleston Civic Center. For p.m. TueHduy throuJh Sunday and 8:30 p.m. more informutlon cull (304) .523·.57.57. ThurKdayH. AdmiKKion IK $6 for uduhs, $4 for senlou and students 6 und older und free for mu8eum .members and children uge ~ und Sunrise Musewn ~ounscr. Call (614) 221 ·4848 or visit · On e~hiblt 111 the museum, 746 www.columbuHnlut~eum.ory. Myrtle Roud, Charleston: "Art Since 1940,'' fcuturing 70 works of urt, through 'Pop Disaster Tour' July 6. Hours are from II u.m.to .5 p.m. WcdneHduys through Suturduys und noon • "Pop DINaAter Tour" with Ore~n Duy, 10 .5 p.m. 5tlnduy". Admi s~ion is $4, $3 blink· I1!2 und Savel the Du~ : June 9, lime not for children; students, tcuchers und available, ticket prices not available, HCnlors and free f'or members and chll· Schouensteln , Ohio, ticket· dren 3 and younger. Cull (304) 344·1103.5. muster.com. Center, ColumbuN · IJlyfest • The lith annual celebration of garden ina, music and artistry ttlkes pluce July 12·14 on a private e8tilte In Hocking County. The festival also features a vast array of plants, lncludlna hundreds of Varieties or da~HIIes, hostllli perennials and more. 49 artists display orlalnai work~, and musicians perform al three days. Call . (800) HOCKINO or vfsit www.I800HOCK1NO.com. • Lyle tho Crocodile and The; Snowman vialt Bprden In the Huntington Mall durlna the month of. June. Children may listen to a reading of. "Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile" at II a.m.: Saturday. The Snowman vlalta at 11 a.m.· June 8. Children may meet the chatacter: · after looking at the pictures In "The: Snowman" &y Raymond Briggs. Call' (304) 736·6233. . MEIGS CALENDAR Community Calendar Ia published aa a tree service to non·protlt groups wishing to announce meetings and special events. The calendar Ia not designed Jo pro· mote aalea or fund· ralaera or any type. Items are printed only aa apace permits and cannot be guaranteed to be printed a apeclt· lc number or daya. FRIDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Chapter PERl Friday, Meigs County Senior Citizens Center. Lunch at noon, program to follow. Pam Learman of The Ohio Consumers Council to speak. RACINE _ Revival and Youth Evangelism with Tim and Melinda Mannes, Mount Moriah Church of God, Racine, Frlday and Sa.turday at THURSDAY 7 p.m., Sunday at 9:45 TUPPERS PLAINS- a.m. Tuppers · Plains VFW Ladles Auxiliary, 7 p.m. POMEROY - Sacred Thursday at the hall. . Heart Church of Pomeroy, Eucharistic RACINE - Racine Day of Prayer, 9:30 a.m . Grange to meet Mass. All day visitation Thursday, 7 p.m; at.the and prayer with the haiL Sacred Heart of Jesus; 7 p.m. rosary and bene· diction followed by a social in the hall. ·SATURDAY POMEROY Burlingham Modern Woodmen potluck din· ner, Sat urday, 5:30 p.m. at the hall. Fathers will be recognized. Anyone welcome to attend. POMEROY - Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter, DAR, plcmc, home of Anna Cleland, Saturday, 1 p.m. MONDAY SYRACUSE Syracuse Village Council, regular ses· slon, Monday, 7 p.m. at the hall. Whether healthcare needs are short or Characters Visit · Charleston more?" Something I have never thing for her to do next time would seen in your column is a principle I be to submit a letter to the editor of learned many years ago and teach to her lqcal newspaper. my psychotherupy clients: "Help "Grandmother's'' insight was that isn't asked for never works." helpful to me - 1 learned some· Unsolicited advice - no matter thing I never considered before. · how well-meaning - usually flies However, she needs to stop wasting back in a person's face if he or she good information on those who doesn't have · agreement from the don't want it. - ILENE L. DIL· receiver that the help is wanted. An LON, L.C.S.W., .KENTFIELD, easy way to determine if it IS wanted CALIF. is to say something like, "I have some DEAR ILENE: You're absolutefeedback for you- would you like to ly right. And I particularly like your hear it?" If the other person says any- ·suggestion about writing a letter to thinl! other than a clear ''yes." consid· the editor to warn others if the situer it a "no" and do not offer it. . at ion warrants it. For another We all learn through experience. "take," read on: Some peOJ?Ie derive more from · (Pauli11e Pltillips tmd Iter daugh · experience 1n their learning J>rocess ter Jeanne Phillips shari! the pseu· than others: The woman in the donym Abigail Va11 Buren. Write restaurant clearly did not want Dear Abby at www.DearAbbv.com "Grandmother's" help. Since she is or P.O. Bo.r 69440. Los A11geles, CA good ut writing, , perhaps a better 90069.) · - - . . STAFF REPORT • Beghinen' classes are offered lit the Tri•Stale Ice Arena, 610 28th St; Ages 3·!1 may attend at !!: I~ p.m.' TUesdays, aaes 6-teen and adults, Ii: 15 p.m. Tuesdays. An afternoon camp for all ages Is offered at :2 p.m. Wednesdays, June throuah August. The summer schedule follows: Friday, · school's out 1alactlc skate party, open to elementary ages 6·8 and middle school 8-1 0; every Friday throu&hout summer, aalactlc skate, 6-8 and 8·1 0; 6: l!ll'.m• Monda~s. hockey skills clln· lc, $15; 7:30p.m. Tuesda~s,youth open hockey, ages 11·17, $10; 6 p.m. Thursdays, youth open hockey, ages 6· 10, $10; adult leaaue hockey, begin· ners, 7 p.m. Sunday and 8 p.m. Mondays and advanced, 8 p.m. Wednesday, $10; and Dad's and Lad's hockey, 3 p.m, Sunday, June 16 and 30, $7 .SO per penon. Director, Iim !Jetmlnanam. Adult cam_p, July 19·21 :• kids camp, July 21·27. Call (304) 697-. 41CE. : • Tht Fourth Annuul Outherlng of the Ohio's Hill Countr~ Herltuge Areu will be held ut StuuJ't's Operu House on Tuesdu~. JLUHl II , Reglstrutlon will begin ut 8it.m., ~ith !he ~vc~t strutlng ut 9 u.tn. The reg· 1strmwn lee lor OHCHA members Is $3~, noiHHembers $4~. To receive conference rcgistrution information, cull (740). .594· . 3022 In the Athens area, or toll free m I· 866·0H·HILLS (1!66-644·4~57). Dear Abby . POMEROY - "Live from Fur Peace Ranch,'' a locally produced program by Ohio Public Radio won for Rusty Smith, WOUB FM Radio pro~ram manager, the 2002 Ohto Educational Telecommunications Network Commission (OET) Award in the Technical Achievement·cutegory. "Live from Fur · Peace Ranch" is a series that pre· sents artists of ·national and international acclaim hi per· fonnance at an intimate con· · cert sp~~oce. The concens 14ke place at Jorma Kaukonen's guitar. instruction camp near· Darwm. Smith Is able to record, mix and edit the entire program from a laptop computer which · has allowed him to achieve AWARD WINNIR - Rusty Smith, WOUB·FM Radio program his main goal of efficiency. · manage, recently received the 2002 Ohio Educational Smith was presented · the . Telecommunications Network Commission (OET) Award for the award on May 21 at the locally produced "Live from Fur Peace Ranch." (Contributed) Statehouse in Columbus. The purpose of the OET Communication, operates two ·munity resource, uses the Technical Achievement television stations, WOUB· power of noncommercial tele· Award is to recognize a sig· TV/Channel 20 in Athens and vision, radio and other media, nificant innovative technical WOUC-TV/Channel 44 In such as the World Wide Web, achievement within Ohio Cambridge, and one cable to enrich the lives of children public radio stations. The channel, WOUB II; and si~ und adults in southeastern award is designed to award radio stations, WOUB-1340 Ohio, western West Virginia technical creativity and . AM, WOUB-9 1.3 FM, and eastern Kentucky through uniqueness. WOUC-89.1 FM, WOUH· ~uality pro$rams and educa· The Ohio University 91.9 PM, WOUL-89. I FM, 11onal servtces that inform, Telecommunications Center, and WOUZ.90.1 FM. ' enlighten, inspire and enter· a unit of the College of The center, a trusted com· tnin. · Ice Skating Classes Gathering of the Ohio's Hill Country Heritage Area and that. my uncle was delusional and had been hassling him. My uncle finally had to go to coun to prove the house was hts. By that time, the addict had nearly destroyed the house and had wrecked my uncle's car. Believe me, Abby, the worst CAN happen. ·. Ahouse and cur can be repaired, but precious children cannot. Sign me ADVICE ... CAUTIOUS. IN WASHING· TON STATE DEAR CAUTIOUS: That's a housekeeper by teasing her about the funny inc1dent my uncle had chilling story. However, not all of · mentioned - and broul!ht over a my readers viewed that letter from suir he claimed the cleaners had the same perspective. Rend on: repaired. He told the housekeeper DEAR ABBY: '"Grandmother of he had been invited by my uncle to Five in Nonh Texas" was surprised stuy u few days, and she fell for itl that the woman cell phone talker, He then took over the house, and her husband, and "Grandmother's" when a neigtibOr ~rew suspicious own husband were upset with her and culled the pohce, the intn1der for speaking up. She asked1 "Don't convinced them the house was his people care abOut one another any· nets statewide award· • "Cream of the Crop 2002," the eighth biennial juried ellhibltion of works by regional artists, opens June 8 at Southern Ohio Museum. "Un Bel Giardino," or beautiful garden, Is lhe. theme for the event to be conducted from 6 to 8 p.m. In the mullllum 's Kricker Oullery. Decorations and refreshments · follow. Tickets are $20 per . person. Advance reservations are recommended. Cull (740) 3S 1-3642 or (740) 354-5629. Theater Opens - ~'Fur Exhibition Athens Homecoming Concert DEAR ABBY: Your advice was on target to ·~Grandmother of Five in North Te~as," who warned the woman on her cell phone in the restaurant that important lnfonna· tion overheard by the wrong person could endanger her daughters at home. My wealthy uncle was dining out with friends one nigAt when he mentioned an upcoming trip out of town. He also shared a funny anec· dote about his housekeeper. and a story about how the cleaners had ruined his favorite suit. Little did he know the man in the next booth wus a drug addict and was heurinl! every word he su!d. The eavesdropper followed my uncle home to find out where he lived, then returned when he knew my uncle would be out of town. The · mWl acquainted himself with the long-term, our experienced staff responds . I with appropriate care. After a thorough assessment at admission, our services are tailored to meet individual needs. Our Used Book Sale commitment is to help our residents achieve • The summer used book saie, 1pon~ soi'ed by Friends of the Library, is• Other Festivals offered from 9 a.m. 10 4 p.m. June ~8 on: the fourth ftoor of the Cabell County • Douns of. other festivals and events· 111ke Public Library. Prices ranae from 10· place throughout the 8ummer In Ohio's Hocking cents fot magazine•, .50 cent• for most: Hills realon, ini:ludlna. moonllaht canoe rl~s paperblieka and I0 cent8 m$3 fOr hard-: and a viewing or the Penlod meteor shower Aug. backs. Proceeds help provide aupport fo(. 9. 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The scholuship ftdplents talked about tlielr school activities and tollep plus. Family aue.sts atiaaifta the dlnner Wfth the scholanhlp wirlners were Jonathan and Missy Rees.. Den.lse Mllluel, Beverly and Al~n Moen. Bill and Pat Cornell, Judy Marshall, Diana Smith and Qlrolyn Ohtinaer. Other auests who attended the dinner were 10m Wolfe, who retired recently from Racine Home National Bank; Charlotte Wamsley, a member of Racine Coull(il; and Tony Shope and Brian Diehl of the Southeastern Ohio Medical Service. •ft.. ~ ...... lrttlNt ~- ....,. •• "' ......... N• tuulpflt kllfn will .., ,..iJf IW4. l.Jifffn ~~ iNt Nt I:W'I ,.,,., •••••ulq IJUIIJ. Ita# f'HJ~!l. n, f¥UtkJ.u .:.,.,nft/1• ,., N~u. . Hlflrt.,.,., &'MfftUM.f ((/,., Oltlft ~· ...1>11.!-1•• c.. ~ .... - - ••lou - 1 t · - ' NATIONAL VIEW Cut back Museum .should reduce expenses .from top, not bottom ' . • Warren (Ohio) Tribune Chronicle: We hope this is not 11 sign of the times. but the Rock and Roll Hull of Fame arid Museum in Cleveland cut n fifth of its : full-time stuff last week. laying off 21 employees. : lrhe layoffs included a senior development director. Two more senior positions ure also on the line for budget cuts in September. The hull now has a work force of 92 persons. · The reason for the layoffs is said to be o l'ack of . national sponsors, which brought in us much us $3.2 : million in 2000. · Attendance and revenues are up. Terry Stewart. president and chief executive officer, anp the museum's other five vice presidents have . taken I0· percent pay cuts. But even with a I 0 percent : cut, Stewart's annual salary stand's at $295,000. We : suspect thllt is where most of the real money lies und : that is where the real cuts must be made. · We suggest you start with a chief executive offi. cer's salary of about $165:000. That should be , enough for the gentleman to live quite well in : Cleveland. Cut the other inflated directors' salaries as : well, and perhaps you'IJ be able to start hiring some : of the underlings back. .. ) •• TODAY IN HISTORY ' BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS I I 1 Tod11y is Thurscjuy, June 6, the I57th day of 2002. There ure 208 days left in the year. · . Today's Highlight in History: • : On June 6, 1944. the .. o.oay" invasion of EuroJ)c took : place during World War ll as Allied forces stormed the beach: es of Normandy, France. On this date: . In 1844, the Young Men's Christian Association was found· ed in London. : In 1918, the World War I Battle of Belleau Wood, which :resulted in a U.S. victory over the Germans, began in France. : In 1925, Walter Percy Chrysler founded the Chrysler Corp. . : In 1933, the first drive-in. movie theater opened, in Camden, ' N.J. . . . In 1934, the Securities and Exchange Commission was . established. . . In 1942, Japanese forces retreated In the World War II Battle : of Midway. . ; In 1966, black activ,ist James Meredith was shot and wound· : ed as he walked along a Mississippi highway to encourage : black voter registration. : In · 1978, California voters overwhelmingly approved ·. j Proposition .13, a primary ballot initiative culling for major : cuts in property tuxes. ~ In 1982, lsrueli forces invaded Lebanon to drive Palestine : Liberation Orgunizntion fighters out of the country. (The : Israelis withdrew in June 1985.) : In 1985; authorities in Brazil e)lhumed a body later identi· . ~ fled as the remains of Dr. Josef Mengele, the notorious .. Angel 1 of Death" of the Nazi Holocaust. , Ten years ago: ·"A.P. Indy" won the !24th running of the · Belmont Stakes. : Five years ago: Timothy McVeigh's lawyer pleaded with a :jury to spare the life of th~ convicted Oklahoma City bomber, :holding up his dress uniform and portraying him as a model i soldier'deeply disturbed by his government's role in the dis] aster at Waco. : One year ago: Democ~ats formally assumed control ot: the : U.S. Senate; the unprecedented shift in power came a~ut : after .the decision of Verinont Republican James Jeffordt to : become an independent. Ajury in Los Angeles awarded more ; than $3 billion to lifelong smoker Richard Boeken, deciding. that tobacco giant Philip Morris was responsible for his incur·. ; able lung cancer. (The jury award was reduced by a Superio'r :Court judge to $100 million, which Philip Morris is appealing; : Boeken died in January·.) : Today's Birthdays: Actress Billie Whitelaw is 70. Civil . : rights activist Roy Jnnis is 68. Singer Levi Stubbs (The Four ~ Tops) is 66. Singer-songwriter Oary .. U.S." Bonds is 63. ; Country singer Joe Stampley is 59. Actor Robert Englund Is :53. Folk singer Holly Near is 53. Singer Dwight 1\villey is 51 . :Playwright-actor ·Harvey Fierstein is 48. Comedian Sandra :Bernhard is- 47. Tennis player Bjorn Borg is 46. Actress ; Amanda Puys is 43. Record producer Jimmy Jam is 43. Rock musician Steve Val is 42. Rock musician Sean Yseult (White . Zombie) is 36. Actor Max Casella is 3S. Rhythm-and-blues .:singer Damion Hall (Guy) is j4, Rock musician Bardi Martin :is 33. Country singer Lisa Brokop is 29. Actress Staci Keanan :is 27. · · Thought for Today: "One can acquire everything in solitude - except character." - Stendhal (Henri Beyle ), French author and critic ( 17~3-1842). · ' • n1on Southern grads Ohio Valley Publishing Co. .,. ttl~f,. . . . . , .,., ........ I awarded to - 111 Court lt., Ponwroy. Ohlo 7~118 E"TrA ~-'fO"~~~~t-.._,. . . . flUL.~e •· ·Scholarships' n.a•wsuaai•P•.. "' '. OUR READERS' VIEWS tt. Shope wiU be tloNiillil ltems 1eeded for tba kitc:Mi Ill its laS~ Far 1be 110011 10 t p.m. ~ bolase Slmdey, R.ACO will finish caotles Kalbryft Hut. pmideftl, CORduc:ted dill bl&\l.aest meet- lq. ~ IIIII 1MW1V UUiul Vu\ue llld Aam Zirkle p~ .epam. It wa' ftOlecl that Ollt~tse doawoacl u.s bave been planted a1on.1 tba walltlna path at Slat Mill Park. Thi · thanked SoulhBm Mlah FFA far paintlfta pi!:nic tables in the pirk. ~ eqllipment purcha.Wl fiom sChOol a\ICtioM wUI installed at the put In the IICII' members. It was that $2,18$ Wll.s made rrom a yard sate held in May with that moaey aoina into the scholarship t\lnd for the 2003 sthool year. Another y111rd sale will be llcld in September far the scholllf"' ship fllnd. Also/11111\ned is a dnlwing on July far a s!Jncd and numbered Lloyd Middleton doll. c:l = ' Commendable action ' Dear Ms. Torres and members of the Melas.-County Health Board: I am Wriffng to commend you and the Meigs County Health Board for taking decisive and effect! ve action to combat the risks of second hand smoke. I urn aware that the board's clean air regulation may huve int1uenced some constituents to vote against your levy. I am also aware that you have had to 111)1 off employees as 11 result of the levy not pus sing. Be assured that you did the right thing, and do not ever forget this. · Although you are facing hard times now, by applying the courage you demonstruted in setting u precedent for the state, and by P.ersevering, your health department w1ll without 11 doubt weather this storm. ' You assumed a known risk for the sake offrotecting the health of all resi· dents o Meigs County. You have succeeded, and the residenis of Meigs County are fur better oil' as 11 result In 11asslng the. clean air re$.ulation, you ilemonstruted your commttmentto protecting the public health. Alon$ with Lucas County, you have set the el'.ample for other heulth departments In Ohio. Although some health departments may now usc the fullure of your levy as an excuse to n1>t pass clean air regulations, through 1your perseverunce you will succeed. and hy doing so, will demonstrate to the naysayers that a health department can and should puss such regulntions. I urn confident thot these difficult times will only be'temporury and thut once they huve passed, your deportment will be that much stronger for having succeeded in the face of adversity. · . Regardless of the Supreme Court's decision, n statewide initiative Is dcfi· nitcly culled for us eatly as next year. Through the concerted efforts of local coalitions, health departments, Tob11tc0 Free Ohio and the trl·qencies, this goul Is most deHnitely attainable und reason· able. Ohio must be proactive and d~monstrate to other states that o statewide Initiative Is doable. Again, congrutulations for doing the right thing. You have set an excellent example and protected the residents ot your county. Their quality of life· has undoubtedly Improved us a result. The hurd times will pass and as u result ot taking such a stand, your health deport· ment wiU succeed beyond any prediction. Thank you for doing what you did. Sincerely yours, Andrew R. Schuman · ' " . Annual event held at Eastern High School CHEST£1.- The Chestet Htah Sehool Alumni dinner and dance was held S.turday .aiaht at the Etstem Blement1ry Sc:hool, with lli ahunnl and auests anendiaa. A Pltriotic theme wu used tiy the deconllna eomminee and by Chester Oarcren Club who pra· vided the floral arranaements. Raaer Keller, president, aave the welc:ome, and the 1roup sana "Qod Ble" Amerlu.' The invoc:atlon was delivered by Oene Rlaas precedlna the steak dinner. The annual Chester Hi&h School Alumni Seholushlps were awarded to the followina students: • Ttic:la Congo, a 2002 graduate of Eastern Hlfih School. Shl'l will be attendlna Wuhinaton State Community Colleae In the fall to P.Ursue a dearee in c:rlmlnal Ius· tlce. Trlc ia ls the granddauahter of Blaine Milhoan, 111 1946 Chester araduate. • Rebeec:a Beeate, a 2002 arad· ulte of Oallia Academy Hlah School. Rebecea will be aneniJ· Ina the University of Cincinnati Ia the fall. She is the arand· dauahter of Robert Wood, 11. Chester araduate of 1947. • The Kautz ScholarsMp, spOil· sored by Dale 111\d Jo Kauta, was awarded to Jennifer Ooealein. She is a 2002 araduate of Butern Hlah School al\d will be attend· ina University of Rio Orande this fan. Jennifer Is the aranddauah· tor of t.tuin Gottaleia of the dau of I MI. · Aluni who have died dllrl!ll the past year ~ retwemblerej with a m ment or sileac. followed by a memorial tribute. omc:en elected for nut year ~ Muino Whltdlud, presi· dent; Stltllftl Massar, first vice president; Robert Wood; s~ond vke president; · Dorotlly Kur, sec::retaty; Mary RM&, uslsttnt secretary; H1rry Hotter, treasurer; and RMemary Keller, assls· tant treuurer. Servlna 011 the decorating eommlttee will be Howard U.tkiM, Donald Mora, Ralph Trussell and George Holter. Reunion daues were recoa· nlted. Alumni attendina In tile honor c:lusos wore: 1927·CIIIIra Preeker Baer; 1937-Aifred Wolfe; 1942-Kathloen Prlnee Dean, VIvian Buc:k.ley Humphrty, Lloyd Wolfe, Henry Bahr, and Opal Sinaer Hollon; 1947-Maty Tuttle Rose, Dayton Spencer, Robert Wood, Doris Barnett Flett, Ruth Anne Williams Balderson, Delores Epple Holter, Robert Meredithl. WoQdrow Mor111, and Dorothy Holter Karr. 1952-Beuy Nl'llson Newell, Donald Marlts, Wilma Marks, Mary Sp_enc:er DeOrotl; Leland Parlier, Starllna Massar, Betty Smally Reid and Jim Stout; I 957-0eorae Morrison, Lelia Kina Windon, Ellubeth Carr Helen Hoffman Campbell, Wilson, and Kathryn Smith Windon. . Oold charms were presented to the SOth yur honorees. · • Other alumni attendina ·were: RACO SCHOLARSHIP WINNIRI · - A~CO repreaentetl~ Melanie Wine IWII.rded. $500 scholarahlpa to T.J. Moore, Rachel Mershell, Joe Comell end Joe Menuel, left to rl&ht, It • recent dinner meatlna. Other recipients ·not present were Mett Aah end Lori Sayre. (Contributed) 193()-Theima Biddle Hayes; 1911 -Nellie Mich111el Pu'-.-er and Jolla Bllilt)'; 1934-Bill Matlack and Ehie. \!0041& Hines; 193S· Harry Le-e Bllley, Marie Fem:ll Ha11ck., Mildred Summerfield Caldwell; 1936· Thelma White B11ysinter, Richard Colem;an, Esther Fred:er, Mary Vlflinill Mora KIUtl. 1938-VIctor Bahr; l939·Bob Dean and Re Summerfield~ 1~0-0iadys Pickens Memthh; 1~1 - Bill Meredith, Paul Dacr, Howard Parker and Elson S~neer; 111-43-0pal V;an M~ter _ Eu::hlnaer, Bileen Pigott Bahr, and Charles Humphrey; 1944· H111rry Holter, Oeorae Holter, and .Betty·<knhelmer Dean . 1945-Muleno Wolfe Thompson, Donald Mora, Maltine Pickens Whitehead ;and Doris White Billiard; 19-46Horace Kur and Betty Dean Chevalier; 1941l·Betty Lynn Prince Burton, Berrie Lou Prince Polley, Howard Wolfe, Avis Spencer Bing, and Grover White. 1949-Jean Pooler Sexson and Phyllis Lawrence Ohasgo; 19S I· Howard L:arkins, Harold Newell, and Kathryn Karr Mora ; 1953· Jtllnette Keller Williams, Floyd Cassel Jr.\ Luella Riebel Thomas, Vitali Wandon, Zetah Buckley McC11in; 1954-Nura Wolfe Hartrna11; 19SS·Roaer Keller, Ralph Trussell, and Janel Orr Mara; 1956·Rosemary Rose Keller, lielen Haagy Norris, and Oene Riggs. Pollowlna the buslneu mectina the alumnr and guests enjoyed vi&ltina and dandna to the music of Dec and Dallas. ' KONDRACKE'S VIEW Polls paint unclear picture for congressional campaigns WASHINGTON - An uvalanche of new polls contained more good news for President Bush, but mixed results for Republicans und Democrats facing Congressional elections In five months. In six out of eight polls, Bush's overall job approval rating remained in the 70s - the average. was 75 percent with the populists at the Democracy Corps showing him at 69 percent and the ever-outlyfng Harris Poll at S I percent. The flurry of questions ubout what he knew about terrorist threats prior to the Sept. II attacks produced no dent whatsoever in his overall approval or support for his handling or terrorism, wllich averaged 75 percent in five polls. The questioners got confused answers from the public about whether Bush and U.S. intelligence agencies could have done. more to prevent the attacks and whether there now should be a high· profile investigation of their behavior. · The May 19-20 CBS News poll showed that by 56 percent to 36 percent voters believe that the CIA and the FBI should have uncovered the plot prior to Sept. II. · . A full 6S percent of those polled said that the Bush administration is "mostly telling the truth" about what it knew before the auucks but is "hiding somethin$." Sttll, the CBS poll showed that 75 percent of voters approve of Bush's handling of terrorism. The respondents, by 62 percent to 36 percent, prefer that Congress not hold hearings to deter· mine what the White House knew aboui possible attacks. In an NBC/Wall Street Journal poll, similarly, voters supported Bush's opposition to a full-scale Investigation of intelligence prior to Sept. II . By 58 percent to 36 percent, they said it would be "unproductive and too political." All polls questioning voters on the subject showed that "'errorism has returned to the top of the nation's poli· cy agenda after drifting downward and being replaced by is~ues surrounding the economy and JObs. In u poll conducted b)' lpsos-Reld. On the other hlll\d, DCmocrats led by 5 percent In the Democracy Corps poll • and another conducted by Marlt PCnn for the New Democrat Network. The NON p_oll showed that 61 percent of voters prefer that Democrats control at least one chamber of Congress to pro· vide u check on Bush and tile OOP, and only 27 percent want Republicans to have full control of government. As usual, the Democracy Corp~ poll COLUMNIST suggested that Democrats should pound hai'd on allegations that Repub11cuns That's generally considered a good favor special interests, including Enron sign for Republicans,.who tr.adltion.ally and drug companies at the expense ol seniors and otller citizens. enjoy more public confidence than However, the poll by liberal activists Democrats do on foreign policy and Stan Greenberg, Jumes CarvilleG\nd defense matters. However, u poll ·conducted for Bob Shrum also showed that voters National Public Radio late lll8t month don't favor on~ party or the other as bet· by the Republican firm Public Opinion . ter able to address domestic J'roblems in Strate~ies and the Democratl.c firm general or stand up to special interests. In fact, when voters were asked Oreen erg Quinlan Rosner Research which party Is better able to "address Inc. should give Democrats cause for our problems here at home,'! the OOP ho~hen asked which issues were JliOSt actu.lly came out ahead, 43 pcrcenl to important in deciding whom to support 36~~:;:· most worrisome .· r01 for Congress, lhe poll showed domestic Democrats Is the new Pew Research issues outpacing terrorism and foreign Center poll, which showed considerabl~1 policy bY. 69 percent to 27 percent. k d fit • Fifty-eight percent of vote.rs agreed more run -an • e sat1s,IICtion among with a statement slipulating that both Republicans for the performance o1 parties support Bush on terrorism, but their party leaders than among 01 thut domestic issues such us education, ~mys) ~rcent to 43 percent, OOP health care and retirement make it ,.. worth consid,ering supporting voters think their leaders are doing o Democrats for Congress. good job standing up for the pany's val· Onlv 49 percent said that defense and ues, including lower taxes and ·smaller • government. terronsm were reasons to support However, bv 53 percent to 43 ""'rcent, Republicans for Congress. De di' f he r· On the other hand, the NPR poll also mocruts sapprove o t way theb indicated that Republicans can hold leaders are protecting minority rights, their own on domestic issues. helping the poor and representing work· Asked whether they support in~ people. · Democratic priorities on educatlon, f voter turnout is the key to control of . health and retirement or the GOP on Congress in November and motivating . the party's bll8e vote Is the key to tuxes, the economy nnd educahon, vot- turnout, the Pew poll sujjaests that ers favored Democrats by only I point. Republicans have tlie upper lianci right Republicans led Democrats on the now. . . generic Congressional ball.ot b.y 2 points in the 1'1/PR poll and by 4 points (Morton Kondracke i.• executive editor OJ DR0pus AtINE. . 1Thlrd1~;~"·· 12 Morton WOLPI MIMORIAL ICHOLARIHIPI - Gary WOlfe, rllht, pre. aented aoholerehlpa to Lindsey Smith, Mecy Aees, Aaron . Ohllnter, left to rltht. 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So play Mega Millions, and set If you're the Rrat lo wear a M.ga Million dollar emile. ,.,..ry 0 • .. ... ON IALINOWI ,. lORE LOCAL . . · Sublc,.,..,., • ~ 1 . ' ,, ·, www.ohlololt.ry.com • ' �The Daily Sentinel The IAily Sentird ' ~ W«bet.sdGy :t AL action, Pagt 82 America~~ LttiDit btu•bdll, Pag• 81 NASCAR wtekly, Pagt 83 81 11 •1' J b a'ted &d d··~·-~ ~ as reason for walkout ' TlruRsoAY'S 4 h\'t ~ 'che<:k:s, reut)h to do that. Bouncing that's a &ood ru~-on, I definitely understand and l>)'mpathlr.e with them," HlGHLIGHfS ~ apin, Blnnai bl~ the llftlblem on his bank. .., ..._ Mm••u "This lime We uansl'erred MM~li!UIININ'IIlM.~ltii.QIM mone\e,to BB&:T Bank, and 6WKAV~. W.Va.-- lf they ld our money and there's ooe 1111111 mettlwodt· refused to pay," he said. ers hlte, it's Nb&er ~ ''They .lust tioun\.'ed the On · Wed~. dotens ·of ~Irs. We O>t.>e then1 rooney, H~lllttnden Alto~ woMr5 but without any waming they - ---"' ... _, "'I 1 just did it,•• exp~ ...., ' " 5 nsure Bannai accused BB&T ow booi\O."td pil)'l()[ dl«ks Bank ()f improperly seit ing by walltlna oft' the job, $71 ,749 from his pavroll "We gnt oor checks this ' moming, and it's bi:efl tWQ accoontro cover a promissory weeks since we •ve been note. A spokesperson from BB&T declined to rommem · p;tid," Donnie Roush said. on the issue. Bannai said "We went down there.. they BB·""T ·~..o . . .:ashed five or six c"""'"• but .,. pronuo>ti~ htm dint m '""""'"' the future there wouldn't be the 20 more behind them, they lll\Y. ml\re problems, but that · told them there WitS no funds he Is going tu change banks. to cash them. "We cannot tolerate · the "So we called up here aftd humiliation," Bannai said, tlll,ked m the phmt and ~y "when they send people back smd they were tran~ferrmg with unp~~id che<:ks, t\mds tu, cash .checks, and ~y "It doesn't meun we don't never d1d amve, I guess, he have eesh·Oow problems ndded. "~e chec~s 111'11 slill right now," Bannai.:admitted. no good rt8~t now. · . "But ~e are handling that. But O~her ":orkers~ who this htt us by surprise." dechn~ to g1ve the1r names, Actina on employee co1n· ' conlphuned about bounced l)laints, Ste~hen Davis, a checks and lack of ,henlth supervisor Wllh the Division Insurance payments. ofLttbor, came to the plant to Owner Dr. Boris Bannai, in meet with union lenders und a telephone Interview from management. Israel, said he completely "They sent 11 couple of us understllnd& his employee's down here just to see whnt the frustrations, and that he will situation Is at the plant," make Mood on the checks. Davis said. "It looks like they "I understand people aet· 111'11 one week behind and will ling emotional and geu1ng be another week by this upset," Bannai said. "They Frldll)'." ,.dcson pllns SK nan 'JACKSON - The Sixth Annual Jackson County Sports Festival 5K Run and walk will be held July 4 begining a1 9 am at Jackson's Manpower Park. The entry · fee Is $12 and participants will receive aT-shirt. , The one-mile Fun Walk will be held at the same time. For more information, con· tact the Jackson Areu Chamber of commerce at 286-2722. f .Elrte: 11 Alu:nnl to IILeet WALKOUT - WorkerS from Hlihlenders Alloys aather outside the company's aates Wednesday af'ter payroll checks bounced again. (Mark Hallburn) .. Davis said the company Is making a good-faith effort to clear up the problems. "I thlnk that by tomorrow they'll have the funds to pay the men for last Friday, and then a KOOd possibility this Friday tlley' II ltave the add I· tlonal funds for payroll," he said. Davis said at this point, his depanment Is · not taking Coverage . . prOVISIOn passes.on split vote action against Highlanders Alloys. Bannai, however, said he plans to take action against BB&T for any damaRes resulting from the work stop· page. . . Meanwhile, he Is In Tel . Aviv, Israel, talklna with Investors to help shore up his company's caslt-Oow prob~ lems, he said. . : ' '. ' ' BY KIVIN Klt.I.Y KK£LLV.MVDAIL'I'TRIBUNE.COM OALLIPOLIS - Arevised ordinance providing addl· tlonal coveraae for clty officials, IIJ)P,Ointees and employ· ees Involved In civil action has been approved on first reading by the Oalllpolls City Comm1ssion. But pussuge came on 11 3-2 vote Tliesdny, with Commissioners Bob Marchi and Caroll stowden casting the dissenting votes, voicing · concerns both. over the need for the legi\latlon and the cost. · · The orialnal version of the ordinance wns tabled durinaa special meetlna May 28, when commissioners believed the action should be reworded to reflect that up to $!10,000 In defene fees can be provided If the city's or Individual's Insurance can't cover all of tho court expense. A motion to take the orlal· rtlli ordinance off the ta61e died for lack of a second, pavlna the way for lntroduc· lion of the revision. City Sollcltor Douglus Cowles presented the nmend· ment, but Marchi again ques· tloned the need when no action of this kind had been necessary In the past. "We pay $32,000 a ye~ and now we're aolna to have 11 supplemental pi?llcy?" he asked, "It's never been done before. I'll support It If some· one eJCplalns to me the need for this." Cowles said previously the ordlnunce wn proposed given the preference for lltlgutlon that markll contempotill'y socl· ety, a dillincenllve for people conslderlna~ubllc ~~Crvice If they are sul! ect to potentially ruinous clvl l"wsulls. Snowden wondered how · the city can pay for the addl• tlonal coveraae when Its appropriated funds ror 1uch coverage In the currept lnlurance policy. . Snowden said later the ordinance conflicts with sec· dons 26 and 27 of the city charter, coverlna certification ot funds and money in the fund. Section l6 b11rs spend· In g.on a "contract, a~reement or other obligation • if the money Js not available or "not approptlatt~d for nay other purpose." TUPPERS PLAINS The Eastern Hiah School Football Alumni Association 1!!111 meet on June 1!1 at 7 p.m. at the home of Dennis . Newland ioc11ted at 49463 Owl Hollow Road. All former Eastern football pluyers nre encouraged to nttend. I 1 .. 1111 Lakers open finals with 9994 win over New Jersey LOS ANGELES (AP) - For the Lo& Angeles Laken, old hands at the NBA Finals, the electrifying tension ju t wun 't there. This f!Ught as well have been IIIIO!Iiler home game mlanuary. But with Shaquille O'Neal under the bls· ket, all was right with the two-time defendina champions, who beat the New Jersey Nets 99-94in the opener of the best-of-seven series. In a town built on entertainment. there was little drama to be found Wednesday night, even when the Nets rallied from a 23-point deficit to make things close. "It seems like a regul~~r-season Jame just goina through the motions.' Lakers &Uild Bri111 Shaw said. O'Neal, terrific In leading the l..akers to tiaht victories over the Sucnamento Kings. in Games 6 and 7 of the eonfetence finals. finished with 36 points. 16 rebounds llild four blocks. New Jersey Jets its next crw;k ut O'Neal in Game 2.· on Fnday night at Staples Center. · "What a~ustment · can we make'!" llsked New Jersey s Lueious Hlll'ris, seemingly at a loss at how to stop 0' Neal. · "You're talking about the 11\Q.St dominant player on this planet." added Nets sh1r Jason Kidd. . " t i i i ... LIIa,lrt.l2 Tribe FROM MOV£ - los Angele$ Lake!$' SllaQultle O'Neal dUflkS lillln$\ New .le~ In Game 1 Wednesd~ (AP) overlWins Ex os . e ge the Thome~ homer gives needed boost Pirates · · MONTREAL (AP) - The Pittsburgh Pirates hold Javier MINNEAPOLIS (AP) Vuzquez in high esteem. Jim Thome got Wlquez pitched a three-hitCleveland going with his ter tmd strlld out I0, leading 300th career homer- just the Montrelll &pos over the KCTou~ what the Indi.ans needeO. . Pirates 3-1 Ellis Burks and Thome Wednesday night. backed C.C. Sabathla with "His peel'S n:spect consecutive first-Inning lpptoldiiS what he does and what he is homers Wednesday nlaht, cup~~ble of doing," Pittsburgh . CHESHIRE- The dead· helpina the Indians recovman~er Uoyd M~'Clendon er from their worst defeat tine for entry into the 36th said. He's ~'Oine a lung w~, In history with a 6·4 victoin my opinion. Certainly he s Annual Kyger Creek Little ry over the Minnesota League Thurnament will be mature~! n lot. His poise oot Twins. there on the mound tonight June IS. WIIS outstunding." . The Twins' 23-2 victorl. This year's KCLLT will · Tuesday tied Cleveland s Vuquez {4-2) retired 20 of tlike place from July 12·21. record for most lopsided the first 21 buttlll'S, llllowing . Registration forms may be only pitcher Josh Fogg's twooptalned from the local youth . loss. "Baseball's a -weird out single in the third Inning. baseball assoclnllons or by aame," Thome said. "You Vazquez lied his cureer high contuctina M11tk Werry (992- · have to take the good with for strikeouts Uld walkiid 6118), Roger Deel (388· none. He pitched his second 815 I), Jerry Eutsler (446- . the bad. You hope the bad won't last too long." comrlete game of the seiiSOII 3!127) Mark Mooney (446For the Indians, the bad and 2th lifetime. 9231), Brian Warth (304· from the night before was The Pirutes broke up 773-5369) or Dave Walker Vazquez's shutout bid in the erased by the first lnnina. (446·3402). seventh on Bri11n Giles' twoThe Indians led 2-0 in tile out single tmd Craig Wilson's first when Burks and double. . . Thome connected against "He milled 1111 his pitches Eric Milton. up, worked both sides of the Thome hit aline drive to pfme, and kept the ball down,'' center field for his seventh LOS ANGELES (AP) Pittsburgh . cutcher Jason homer In 18 at-bats and Is Magic Johnson, the mun who · 13-for-27 In his last eight Kendull suid. "If you do that, set the standard for point .you'll be successful," games. · guards with his all-around Vu1.quez set down the IIISt Sabathia (S-4) won for brilliance in leading the Los seven butters liS he fuced just the second time In three Angeles Lakers to five NBA thrt-e over the minimum. · starts, pitching 7 1-3 . championships In the 1980s, Montreul opened the S\.'Oring Innings. was Introduced as a member on Fcmundo Thtis' RBI single "It's the most focused · of the 2002 class elected to in the s~'Ond. I've ever been in a game," Fogg (6-4) hit Andres the Naismith Memorial he said. "We got embarGuiUITU8u with u pitch with the Basketball Hall of Fame. rassed last night. I wanted buses loaded in, the lirth to Othen who will be Induct· to let those fUYS know muke it 2-0. ed into the Hall on Sept. 27, we're no joke.'. Bmd Wilkerson hlt his are Philadelphia 76ers coach HOT ITUFF FROM A IIQ DUDE- Cleveland Indians' C.C. Sabathla pitches against the limrth .homer will) two out in .......... 'Dtbt,l:l Larry Brown; University of Minnesota Twins In the second Inning In Minneapolis on Wedne~day. (AP) the sixth to give Vazquez a A'l"izona coach Lute Olson; three-run leud. · the late Dmzen Petrovic, a Fog~ 's soft liner just got past $tar with the Portland Trail u leupmg uttcmpt by first buseBlazers and New Jersey Nets; mnn Andn:s Gulnmll!u. North Carolina State The smooth-fielding 40. women's coach Kay Yow, and year-old apologized to the Harlem Globetrotters. BY THE ASSOCI.t.TEO Vuzquez nftcr the llull struck "It was a big day, especially to do it Florida 2, Philadclphiu I; .und PRESS . the up of his glove before curon a grand slam, that's pretty uwe- Montreal 3, Pittsburgh I: The The next step might some, especially that monumental of a Cardinals nnd Reds were mined out in rying on into right field. take some time, even horrie run," Giants manager Dusty Cincinnati. Vazquez knocked down for Barry Bonds. Baker said. Kendull's smush before throwBonds' high-nrching homer in the Willie Mays Is still at ing to tirst for the second out Bonds .moved out of a tie with Hall third oil' Dennis Thnkersley (1 -2) hit . HOUSTON (AP) least a season away. of the seventh, but Giles folof Fame outfielder Frank Robinson. the botlom left side of the scoreboard After a rapid rise up The Sun Francisco slugger passed I 0 29 rows beyond the right-field waH ul Punctuated by fireworks und lowed with u clean single to the career chart the players on the home run list lust season · Qualcomm Studium. a locomotive steaming across ri)lht before Wilson's sh~ly past two years, Bonds and three this ycur. i,tl ou(field truck cnrtlng hu grounder got past th1rd · In ~e IS seusuns thul homers hnve hit his S87th homer Bonds. who set the single-season been meusured there , only Murk oranges, Houston Astros busemun Thtis' diving uttcmpt 1onc11 Wednesday, an record with 73 home runs lust year, is MeOw ire hus hit one further. u 490· . owner Drayton McLane reund rolled into the left-field astounding grand slam exactly 73 behind Mays, his godfather, foot line drive into the second deck in · comer for un RBI double. chrl~tened the Astros' stadium l that aave him sole for third on the career list. Minute Maid Park. Fogg ullowed nine hits and left-center ~n July. 20, 19~8 : The. scut possession of fourth Jil other NL games, it wus: Atlanta 6, thut McGw1re's homer hit 1s pumted · three runs in seven innings us ,The Minute Maid Co. Is , place and sent the San New Yorl<: 4; Arizona S, Houston 4 in white with u red circle in the middle', b$ed in Houston and since· he lost for the third time in his Francisco Giants to a 12-2 win over.the 13 innings; Colomdo 8, Los Angeles 6; last four decisions ufter getting 1960 has been a subsidiary of San Diego Padres. off to a S-1 sturt. · The Coca-Cola Co. Chicago S, Milwaukee I in 10 innings; PluM I l l londl, 12 McLane said the deal was for 28 years · for a price exceeding $100 million . . NL dudllnt Mlllcto)oln : NaiSmith Hall • "WI at Bobs M~trlt1tt e!r Grtmhousts, Inc. wou/J liltt to say "Thanlt You to all ofour loyal customm with stortwitk savings of up to II f B &HI Flats Ina a ~~ ~ ~~~"up to $11.98 tach 99~ "'~ ~ $ 1111• . ~!ext II :No more Enron Proven Winners 59 II . $ 98 ~,, • n : for Astros "Aa hen on TV" ' • NL Qlld: $2.69 IICIIIr 210' $5.00 811111: $4.98 ....., 2'or su.oo· W1rEmble:n pes for Triple "We still have a tremendous selection of beautiful fresh plantsl" 114 milt north of ltOIMI'Oy •MIIOII lrldll NEW YORK (AP) - W11r Emblem will be tested e11rly and often as he attempts to win the Belmont Stakes on Satun!ay and be<lome racing's first Triple Crown winner in 24 years. . At least that's the strategy being laid out by trainers try· • ina to spoil War Emblem's chancel at' jolnina an elite group of Triple Crown cham~loils such as Secretariat, Citation and Seattle Slew. 1400 llltlm Avenue O.IIIDollt, Ohio Phone ('740) 4*1711 OPEN '7 DAYS A WII!K M•on, Wilt Vlralnla PhOM (304) 77a-l721 OPIN 1 DAVIA WIIK tJ • stop for Bonds is Willie Mays • • Senegal .ma YOKOHAMA, Japan CAP) - Senegal proved its World Cup upset of France was no fl~e by tying Denmark 1·1 Thursday. The Africans outplayed the Danes for much of the game in Daegu, South Korea, but finished with 10 men after Sallf Dlao was ejeCted for a hard tackle that brought his second yellow card of the llame. . . Senegal needs only 11 tie In 118 final group game against '·,f play 1 a name during Uruauay to advance to the second round in its first World Cup. . ''The players had a great match and it ·was 11 big achievement," coach Bruno Me18u said. "In the second half they showed all their talent and teamwork. "li's a big victory 1 for Africa." Later Thursday, ihe French fought for survival in the tournament against Uruguay at Busan, South Korea. · · Only Senegal's 1-0 opening victory against defending champion France matched the United States' 3·2 win over Portugal in the first round for shock va Iue. . The Americans quickly tumed their focus to the future on Thursday, Just hours after their biggest World Cup win since beating England in 19SO. "We got 10 enjoy IIIIISt night and now It's back to business," sald Brian McBride. who scored the winner vs. Portugal f on a powerfUl header. Next up is co-host South Korea on Monduy in Daegu, where it should be hot and humid. The showing ., Koreuns, . k h more ot.enstve spur t an usual, bent Poland 2·0 in their first_ game. . ''The gnme is not going to be played -ut a frantic pnce despite the fitness of the players," coach Bruce Arenn wurned. _ • Should they win that gnme, perhaps the Americans will I( get u telephone call from the White House. None was forthcoming. after the victory against Ponugul. the world's No. •s 1emn. Senegul fell behind Denmark when Jon Dahl Tomusson converted n penulty kick in the 16th minute for his third goal of the World C,up. But the Africans wore done the Danish defense, petietmting often before u brilllnnt ptuy led to Dioo's goul. · r �i .Lowe becomes ~s first nine game winner t 6 • 10 I 1 1 trsn lUX '' t1 Pict uti_. t tti-UH t:.! :· ~:;,..n .. Ai Lumber ~= ::t~ " li ,... . . . . Pflsl104 (OH) n 1 19 12 lS 11~ 1Uko lil'9n • ..... ,.... 9 11 1~ ... !WO ' ..... 6~ 6~ 8'Wft . . . . ., 6~ Pwi~(OH) ~~ ~-- 6~ 6~ n Milson 11 2-6611 · 1~ li~et•••st:an 19 lO , w....,.(OH) liB . . (OH) 1. 15 . llii!C 3 Tl Alii mill li P&t:bi~ toH) liLIN:liS... li lCtl oPod 18 ........... I 5 6 1 · 1~ · 6~ ~ UPC0~11NG ON THE TRACKS 6~ Crow's · Familv • Restaurant t~ ..... •• 6 p..m. ' .. Ql8c::• (OH) 1 p..m. Dbtlkt ~atl.IMasltl • F1 lwhQ IC:I r:l\tcllJ '-led Cl tc• en lalllllnSt. POST-RACE NOTES 'nncatciline' in pnit ci Jahuan . . . pme$ tt\t$ . . . . . -~ lhelt The Mets lost lheir IWrtll Ia • row first f'Wr-pme losift& $ltW _.. and draDDed into lhlrd pl-. • half- ~Oint Hllrdle. • . pme belU.nd FlaridliUICI 3 112 behillll TM Doclteft' IW-IUile wtMIIII ·the Btl-. . m.k ..a. Tbey bit ftlt j~W. tM John Smolta aot hi& 16th &~vt. r.th lime In l4 Pft1t$. "It ju&t liAS to ao over the fenc:t. Atlanta Stifter Qnia Mlldclwt, aailll fat CUlls S. 8arius I, 11 lNNDIGS That'& lllllhet Rlltten." Bonds Wei. hi$ fifth win In l row, pw up 111M Mai• Alou doobltcl home the~~~~ Giants hltlina coach Gene Clines i'IIM in slalnnlnas, run wilh t\1116 outs in the nlnlh lnn1111, sc:offed at the estiftllte of 481 feet. · Dlu~Mdbldls s. Am." ts and am Mueller hit • 1w0-n1n ctooble "II seems like it wis SOl,"•lftmlllllte Regie Sanders stld, "That witS an In the lOth as Chlctao tl\M. Luls Oonulu sl~ home die win- 1•me swtep Itt Miller hrk. The incRdible shot." Bonds • 11111 c:areenlam WitS his 20th nina run in the l3lh anninaat8~tnlt One . lktwtft' fi~a•me winnlna stm1t was · · · homer of the seiiSOn, tyina him with Bllllpllrlt, enctina • pme Ifill 111.\tect " !lllllPI*L Mflwaube riaht fialder jef&ey Sam~ Sosa and Alex RoClriauu for hours, ~ minute&~ R.llld,y Johnson, ift.kina his lOth m. HUillMftd& IObbtd ~ of his 1l&t them~ leque lucl. Bonds' next stop tory of the StlSOII, struelt out ll In home run. I$ Yankee Stldium and Its short riaht· eiaht inninas but left with Ills ~ M••UNS 2, PHIWIS 1 · field porcll on Friday nlaht. . Florida's Luis Castillo went <t-fur-.5 The Giants won their founh slralaht nO-decision In his I~SI thl\\0 stW. Johnson, who threw l stlSOII-hl4h with a home run at~ Stadium to pme while extendina Sill Dioao's suson·hi&h losing strUic to sewn. The 137 pitdles, ·~t~towtd three runs on stl utencl Ills hlttlna stmlt to a \timhits tnd didn't walk a bitter, He record 13 ~lind A.J. Burnett (5-.5) Pldres hlw lost 16 of 10. Rylll Jensen (5-S) allowed two runs reached double-cllall strinoots for the pildltd a stx-llilttr fat his ~rtll weer · on seven hils in sown innlnas for the fifth time this selSOII and the 176th tompltte pme. victory, lime of his c11reer, sec.'OIId only to Nollll\ castillo s hittlna stre~~.k Is the lonae&t BRAVES 4, Mns4 Ryan's 21S. · in the miiJors this semM~. . · Henry Blanco hit a two-out, two-.run · ROCKIES 8, DoooltiiS 6 . itli'O!l 3, PtRAftS l homer in the ei&hth innina ut Turner Benny Aaboytmi came olf the dis· lnvier Volqun (4·2) pllthtd alhrveField ItS streaking Atlunta utended its abled list tollitu gnmd shun, and Juson hiller ll.nd struck oot ·IO In his ~ lead in the NL Elist Jennings (7·2) won his sixth stmlght oomple~ g11.me of the s~ason, ltlldlng Julio Franco drove in two runs and decision for Colorlldo, Montreal over \llsltlna Pittsbu11h. SCOied another for die Bruves, who TOdd Helton hit a two-run homer Ill Brad Wilkerson h<lmertd ol'f Josh htve buill a three-aame lead b~ win· Coors Field liS the R~~~:kles bent Los Fa~ (6-4) ror tile Eltpos.ll\d FtrnMdo nlftJI elaht of 10 In pursuit of the1r lith Anaeles for ju llhe econd time in nine Thus hlld 1t11 RBhlnale. ........ · = I I --~----~--~----~~-- Tribe ' ,......... to let lhose auys know we're no joke," £intr Diu and Omnr Vizquel each hud three hits for Cleveland, whic:h has won nine of its last 12 games, Mlnnesotll scored twice in the ninth on Bobby KJelty's homer off Bob Wickman Wid plnch·hitter David Ortia'a RBI slnale off Ricardo Rincon. . Aller Doua Mlentkiewic:z wilked, Indians manaaer Ch.-lle Man11el went out tO remove Rincon with th.e bues loaded llld two outs, 1111d was ejected by plate umpire Jl m . Joyce fqr araulna. . Manuel claimed he was bumped by Joyce, and the two went face-to-face for a few aeconda. - Reliever David Riske, with ·the trowd of 1.5,617 on its feet, needed I I pitches to atrlke out Thrli Hunter to e11m Dlha:nnw•.... 992-5432 ~ cli'fi&ioft title. Bonds I Po:::su..., ONo ' 'YOicltcl• ~ Serving You Since 1946 with Quality Pres,ription Service at Competitive . Prices Honor most Third Pam•• Prescription Plans his first save, Hunter was caiiJhl looldna after six foul balls. · Milton (7-5) hos lost two in 11 row nfter winning three strnlaht. He tied n set\Son h~h with seven strikeouts In sax · Innings but gave up eljht hits, · five runs und two wllll(s. · Munnger R.on OW'denhlre ond pltchina c011ch R.lck Anderson were hnppy with the way Millon n~eovered after being down S·O after foor inninas; Milton, whose ERA rose to 5.76, wasn'tpleased with Ill)'· thl~, . "It s my flflh year In the bia leaaues llnd I've newr fell better physically," he said. "But my confidence has nowr · been lower.n Notu: At OW'dcnhlre's request, Puu I Shuey hllcl to sw1tch gloves before he begon pltc:hina bec:ause he had n two-toned mitt, a violntlon. "I believe I 11sed Ryon Drese's inlleld"llove," Shuey said, "I didn't c:are, I just wtlllted to pitch. Maybe mllllngcrs think they Clln get in my heud," "• Rookie•s magical season continues with Do\lef win OPEN Monday thN Friday 8:00 am - 9:00 pm Saturday 8 am - 5 pm Sunday Closed Bing's ON THE TUBE Auto . Repair ltaatl•\lbdldlll ALOOK AHEAD Moll Kenoeth and his"""' dliel" Robbie ~198" ho\'0 pi<:ked up llo)oer 10 st>011oor a liuod\ <at fur IS niOOS llO'A1 - Bille wins lkasch Mnt Gl~g Bitn. won the MBNA Platinum :ZOO Busch ,.rt.. race on Satunll)< Diffie"""' IUrc\>d lllttrnalOI' In his No.~ F\>rd, ThatiOOI'I'Ied him.wlwn the """'was slO\II>Od with nw lap$ hl go .ilfl<r the cars d Ja!OI\ Kellor •nd Hank ~'rut-or crashed and hit the wall in 1\tm •· tllllle manqed hlstay aheod or Jeff Green "'"'""'""''e "1\...akenilll! DRIVER STANDINGS DISH! Cio;cbl still winless, ..-•lMtKPRORLE- but remains optimistiC 'lllck: 2.5-mlle triangular oval, 14 deg!ees J · Dowr, blel, l!il ~ llllllntolns hi~ iiiii>Pl' fil<)) While _....nnl&ly lgilQI'Illg what ha• llil<olllil •n OIIIMIYll\&ly peroiStl)llt Qlll...tl..1: Wllc-.~ It goh\810 .......Jell"' n1s hi• .u..k ot 21"'""" W\lhilllt 0 Vl<torl\ the iotii!I'Ot <i his llil"""r. '""'0011\lll\IY llne ls: any ~<Cilend 1\0\11 ~~ wltlmut a win, llulllol1 Is lhh'tlln the Wlnsron Cu~ )It)Into !MIIfl· blo!ll. - · "In IllY llllnd, Wli'l'l! ln U1e ihlcl< a( It • Gooltm Mid. "11\l howth won!'<'~ this Y~>ar. bUt ""'I'I!<OI'Ialni.Y""' Mv11111o bod li<!Mtlll. 11\l how olot \lf raM h!l\." All Ill\ 11.. hl du Is look al llle cah!llilllr fllr l..plnllloo. "Wh@ll we !ell Chortollc lost Y'!l'•"" ..,... Ukt ?51J<)Inli behllld nm, and ~ we woo tile cMmplonllhlp bY IW ~ ll<lll\ta. VU\1 du U~ · nmth. At~ lilt! Is pooolbl •tonk at Moll< M&rlliland hla win In llhM'iolto. • tlmllolt Mid, ' Ho 'M!I\\ ?II Rll'M with· 0\1\! will and. l<) .,.. ho~ otm or the 008\ t'IWill'l ' . mike Bing, Owner Rlltdy Bing, Technician Jim Bing, Technician UsaJett 740.992·1998 74()-667-6133 lbr the nmuth...,.lapo. lntlli8R~' ' · . (Beside Goodwin's Auto Sales) . ' JiotONO w:E.V«f • banlltng In 1\Jm t , 8 degnles oo 1\Jm 2, 6 dilgfees oo 1\Jm 3. l.tnQth Of ll'onleiNich: 3,740 ft. Llfltllh ohhonatrtlth: 1,780 ft. Llfltllh ot blckab'tlth: 3.055 ft. wt..: Long Pond, Pa. Fllctt: l'lloorio 500, Sundll)'; • f'llllnSytvanla 500, July 28. OMe opttltct Oc1.20, 1968 Filii Wlnaton CliP rKt: Purotator 500, f.ug. 5, 1974 . On lht Wtb: www.pooonorate'Nlly.com BANKS CONSTRUCTION 736 E. Main St• . Pomeroy, Ohio (740) 992-5009 lArry W. Hanks, Owmrr/Operotor �,_ a ••· P 55 IF I ' .... I ................,_ Tbe Dally Sentinel• Page B 5 D ----- • ~ rihunt(140)446-2342 Sentinel (740) 99N156 Ori'Glb(Mit~ Ori'G lb(l41t •• • O~H~ Mo~y t:hru Friday 8 : 0 0 ~- t:o 5 : 0 0 p . m . . . ~ \ ''· ~ ' ' ' r ~-=';T lt::::=Jr::=:Jr--~.. 1 lio - IHIUO---- - --c · --IS- _.,._____ &tl. . . . ~= " t..-=..1 _ , . ~~~~:>:r•!l't ~ Slolo 1!11S. lint 7llll ...UWR Sat! -'""' .... . _... "" . . . . . ~ - ~ fioll ~ hallll111U151111QQ.- 0... usa: - . ._... - - . 1 .::::.. 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MD. tot.bua:ollliOJtt· ~ In ·- _.coo.~ - Co\~ BIT1IY -~..,- ~-•A Mo • .... --.Wit -Orv,_..,... _,_oliol!l ~"t.~..r~ .,._~I-I Sl!IOOIM>PTin. •-~ _,. • .., Coal ;••""!. tt 'WI liA "' 14M t • PI -*'II -~- - - ;ooiiNL- IQt 10111 Cl) C.. ""*' S 1 I <ling Clwpol Ill 'UW.ru~~a. t?tl Wtttlillig. .-~- ~~ I or call COMPUTER ACCESS? Ear ctl'""t 1 ' 1< n.. .,.. nc:ome ~· lng 110m hOi'ne porl:l\me or IUO~tlme. www.tloBouFOM.C!Im Cloolltnl!f, IF7R.EEMIIStont11H;,dCI . Fmr~ 800:293·388 IKI. 3258 ., ., • ~ I· UrtliV ll/8102, 8•5. Watt Run Sat. 8·3. Rain or Shlno. $450.00:$t.OOO.OO WHk\y. ~d oH Of 325 In Rio Orondo. Malting Lotto"' Frcm Hor!\f or Auombtlng Producto. No Multi-Family Garage Sale. E•porlonoo Nocoe•ary. Thurad•r· S1turday. 2 Family Yard Sala. Hou... FTIPT Help Needed 1 me8:00am•? Aaln or Shlno, hold, Furniture, Antlqutl, dlalal ·. can SundancemDlt• CREATE INCOME AT 2tS4 Bulavltlt Pika. Cheap Kldo thlnga, & BabV Bid trillutJr I-IJOO,:Jel!:220e 24 HOME. Roeolvt tltP'~. Y' P~Cta. · and mucn mort. 331• Hra Tot\ FOM ..,. In homo training. Malt Franklin Alii. FrliSat. 8·4 . .....ilntornet. F""' baoklot. Saturoloy 11/8102, 8:1. •039 SS28 WEEKLY! Milling let, -I'IRHomtFrH.com 1, Jaol<ton Plkt. Cloae to • Fomlly. lnlanto, children tora lrom nomt. Eoayl Any .tPell-218>4517 Bodlmttl Gil Stetlon clolheo, ~•r aeeta, tlrullero, Hourtl Fu\1/part~tlmo. No DATA ENTRY! Could E Women•~ Mtns, Cnlltlrena cran eupplltl. hOulehOid pperlence neoeA&ry. Call arn Ctolhlng: Glooowara; Chino: 1tem1. Milton Rd . Camp u.s. Digest t ~888~389· t7110 S15/Mr and U~ Moct\cal Homo fntorlor:. Blkoa: Toys, Conttv. FtVSet. 8~1 24 hourraoordlng. PBII\Ing Coc·1N10ids WPoolll ~ 11• Much More. rOCIII • mt. "" n. Juno 7th & 8th, Fri. Q·?, Sat. AVON? All Areas\· To Buy or PC Rl(lul~. 0111 Now 7 Ylirtt Sale, June 3n:t, 4th. D·2, 3247 Frani<lln Ave., Pt. :Soil. Shirley Spoara, 304· eovt · t -800·935~3971 5th I &th. 1546 Patriot Rd. 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'Doblt Colli wttll l'ot a - ChltoiF) a~W.ltdng, ATM Caoll >'l'tthdlawt "$200 wol .... lnft M call O•a:dlatl Ptt.itogo Cotll I• ... liM IQ _,_, (140 -·1144 C..IH•m-10110 ...1, ••~- ,..., ...._.. ::':':==~~-S'IMTIMMEDI - '"" . - - . - . CASHIICWIF«OwntrFI-. Slor<o ....... ...t R.- nanoti\!Qrlgogo Court s.t· polr Wotk. Coli (140)258· -~ arod L - Poy'*'-"7 IM7, Mit IQtC&~ ~ 'lllll n•naa ASSEMBlY AT HOMEII lt>ys, Jftllry, -· Sewing, ~Great ~I CALl I· .ol380 itlt 201 I ~ .....,1 --....-ita--" ------tot.aln-._Otllo-..... Cralla, ~::it.;!ow:.~·v~:.· or.~ ~~~.Bi~~d ~lrit~r:.••: ~ Gb.:::n:=t ~:~~rulfa~ """" tooto lilt 1&. Largo 'l'lnl Sate. Fri . 8~? . Sat. 8: t . 1305 MeadOw: biOOII or.. Huge var. . Monatar Ylirtt· Slit. Thou· =~ •• Coma IQ Men- - :~-=~It =.ru.~ 't. ~~ "*""· ~~lng ~~~:ato\111 R.A. ilottomfoI Glltpr.lll M'ld aurmundlng --.... prvnn a •· , . . 174 t . CASHlANO OPENING ~r,~~~~ro~:~ dt~tam~!hd SOON IN CIAll\POUS. T. Management pooltlon lnd ~ G~~~&E~ ,.~. lul\:t\mo toller paaltlon Ava\\: 3701 ,., 4s& Start lmmldt: able. Exc1llant pay and ban alit pockaga Included. 81tly· Pt..ao fa• rnuma to BIOI NeighbOrhood V.rd 5ala. Stall House Road. GrandView AVOilUa. Mason County Fairground Road. Salurday, Juno 15, 2002 :_.D:.:. OO;,.'--...,.,.·? --,Frldio~ June 7th. 9·1, 2e25 ltntolr1 Ave. C\othoio, toy, piont llarod, ""ortld cabl· nat hlndtos, ot•er mloc. llama. " IM ......... NIDIIItlo :tSlt, a-._ Oiroltal Nit. I :-.:.::e:..:: ::.=~= !:'l::'m'Vs':: a ..... 111-•""""tu ntl Ull 14 lw P&??PJiru •no • • M ' I'M 1toc1t1tt1 Ill A- - "I E I m It •• m I ~at • ntoro Itmontary on Loft. MoVIng satt. Juno 15 l te. Elltr'/lhlnQ Muot Go. 2000 Chell nut St. AciOSt 110m ,Wai·Mart. Big Yon:t Sato F\rso one tNs 1""r. June 6,7,8. MAson. Follow segna. W:mnt St. 2u· spon Ironer pork. D;OO ftH 5:00. G<all A La,.~~B otborgoO\o. stu•" .~ ' "" ..... , '"" 1011 la:a mort. 'tOOit <- vw....,. .. • 18211ttn-epm. 7 ~ E... 7105 . ·- - c!. (1«1_.78 W.tlotl.... At AIIIII·L-tl - 1 Ala lor .. MOST""-* i:poot Ill g o t - .. ,_., 7 ..., mile& Out. Fhday.. June f . quitld For More ln1ofmlo 11.~ and tastii)Q lnlorma· Fenton, McCoy, Hull, toota. t\on cia~ I-800:S0t-RR3i liOn c:en (630)393-3032 Ell. MI!G . 7 1141 011-Qw:;t I - - - ~ ¢ll!'£- £qolll TMI! UlTIMAl£ NON!V Eu t ;ar. 0 e= l'ltt 77 s-. NM1R Ia NOT I&MI Wo:, 1be ~Ill- Ia- <loll' W ,... 1011110 16 I?AANO NEW SYSTEM ..sy aaakPng, . . , . _ .,.~'""*""'-1M7, BoM lam"¢ IQ ....... _ .,,.,._,., lor •• ·~~ • - ·~- 101( WHIQ,yt 1ly I FRU . . v1oga. ht .... lnlof. - ~· _ . IIQOoM-01183 text ttoe) , - . or 1111 o;;11oe11011, """ Ouloloor "'""' E«M>.. \lllaQI an at mont~ nk:ot.- ~ [ Mota . June lOth, lith, 12th. largo 'o'ard Salt. Glaaa. ColliiCtl· Juno 7th. :;''~:.•~:~~~· :.~: • ' »l - · Oontoro -~ h I I S - -........ S&-St., lOQ& - 1 - I I ... Jor:W-.ColllJOl,-. at 3Q4415-l0f1 CPlld3 · AWESClNI! PAOFnSll O.OAOWo;...., NUo 117 7711' at IIIPIHI1:$41P!55 ~ tw.r•n ~ ....._ Up "' $1500- 0W11ot1 ~ Iii EXCEllENT INCOME poo. TENTIAU 8ecomo I IMdicat - · No ...,..._ Qwrc>ol<lf IOQ\ohd· llalnlng. 1-.MEDCUIS- 1:8&6-633-2561 0111. 101 ~~o::;,:-:~:.s~~ol:: ;:;~ ;:;·___"""" __. c_IOI_hoi_a._a· ~IHcJ!IIII~:~;:! ~=~~8-~:PANY g,5~~~ Muiii•Famlly, Adul_ta and tlolltll ~~-li-iMRiili .,~~ Cllliialo-r.=:••oo;r=: a__,LD= --.:= ..... c 6 ,__-.a- $$$$$WEEKlY! Slay-at· IIAATINOER&t Moka Home Proouslng S100 $2 HUDIFHA Mortgage A•· ' 50 per Nlghtt No funds. No Experience Ra· ~Itt Needtc:l. PTIFT. qulnod. FREE lnlormallon I· CAL . ~~ H!68~29l1- . l -N 800:501:6832 eod.\300 - -· · H:lriiWOire Sal11 Cltrk _...._,t-fu~~ ~-~ R ~ C" •• . ..............,.,.._ •• ,~~,~ , ......,.. letiii'MV"'- alalltant lull or ~"" •suma "': W"\ r.tr.~7 ......,. • -' "'"'1'""'11 n.lty -~~ $1000/WEE~lV POSSl pon tlmt. RIO Grlncll AM. wo _,.,... "-~· ,_.,., Necasaaoyt FOM Dltallal Eallbllahtd In 54 Countrioe Help wantoct caring lor lhoi Cllt· t,BQOe755-2027(2~hra) trwlttayoutojo_lnOiirlnlo~ alderly, Dorst Group Homl, , 1500 A MONTH PART naHOf\81 r..m. we p10. nowP~V?ngmlnlmumwago, TIME 14 500 , 11 200 vldt: ·~runlty 10 _., new shltta: 7am~3pm. 7tm· FULl.TIME.' I'IorklnHOmo. othomo, Futltral~lngwlth 5prn, 3poMipm, tt~m' lntornatlonat oompony oontinued auppon, F&tt ao- 7tm, co! 740·Qil2,5023. .....0. aupenrlaora & asa~ vanctmont within PIOIItn HOME BUSINESS OPPOR tanto. 'rlalntng. FREE oyattm, 'Unllmllwd Eamlng TUNITY tm;rove your laml: Booklet 1:800-1182· PotanHal. You PIOvlda: ~'11\lllnctal tutu"' Pff, Fff 7485/R~heaYouDeoa·co "Polltt.,. oHitudo, 'Dtllre 10 REE lnlo Full Trolnlng m .... auectt<t. LOQ M to: ri · www.markotlng2mllllono.co ~~~com 12,000 WEEKLY! Mailing m Toll Froo H77,418· well Porter Elementary SchootGymna&lum. V.rdSato 3 fetnlty Fti./Sat. Juno17 ae 3543 So At 141 Gallipolis Blim-? Yard Salt 2 mlilo Hit ol Portor on 554, Thur. & Fri. etm-5pm ,._1-d · l·tl·Uiitlllt _...._IOPit';saa LOI:M. . . . 37 ----QLC 7 ~ -.lallll8l t t • "' • •- . ~1$- -... 1D PO .... 118, 14\io - I l l . _ , . _ .... lis&-' . . _ . . .,.., _ _ ~ I'OS'W. ~ 0H oQIIl..OUL ii?IIFQII- - - . MSOLIIT£ GOUliPIEI 111 • C'lt7 JOBS.. ...., .,, ~••~~a.-,.-. ----~ 1 :=.:.a.~*8MiitMiltJstolet-6Miflq:Jkt!CIIb''hk:1•· st1 EZ-'IIIDM~Illl.:;o:..,..; ~7::.·~, •It ' t II~. . . . . . . . . . . . . . , ........... , ~ ltii..... SIPIV1..., A Pill ___, ':...,. litlll I . - T · I - IE&t. f : lllil Ill 'Qt¥ lOSE~·AIIIGioall I'M~· ,__., ••• MID .....,._ 't' ltl.., .. con$ ""' " - ' "IS ~ · . -~---.a II4Pin .__ G1.a 11111i11 OowoMIL poltWa ,'I 1 I - 0t- FOI*' VO<I" b 115.15. 11ft E... P7hiCI ......... ~~\~' ~:!:\': ,t,\hon"1::1~ ~ ~I; m~~~!'~."~Tt,:,.ln2 ~~:=:::: :=.,-::;~o,;'~.:; Ga(OgQ Sale. June 7th & 8th. 2850 Goorgos c....l< Rd. LOis ot Items 1'wO F•""'" 'l'ln:t Sate June 7th h• Main St. ·8 81 · 222 . • Crown Coty. LOMS- 3 10 12• 36M32· LOVII. CIOihOI, Tools, Chlldrans & Much _ ,_.. 11"""1' mom. l i l t.... _. Fridoy am Sarurola)'. Lots ol . J>r. PIM'ii\Nr Nshing poles. Old arod now t.,.-is:iioisiii:iiiiiiilni_.l __ ATTN: l'olnt Pleesont. m;sc.. 5th Wheel Hitch, , SWS WIEKLVI Pnocess- l'loolal ;osillons. Cterh'tar, htnd C&M AUto Pi111s. ~-~ '7 · 4l,tiQO ...... - - • I ···~ - N Reoftiii'·Hudson Go"''ll: Aha:oiOOWI $nlfta, ~ Ted<....,Mo Rd R -· ..... [lillenoct but wM """'· ~ ~ 1 . Push ·;..._., Wit """ utohnt ~--...· - -~ & """" ~ 01 CM~o<, person at AICICIIo .....,.. ·~ - · _"''Il NuosinQ EOISI Moil< ponte<. 7411'118-6349 Sol~ &-7"" t;em..\pm ... -... Satunlay 112 prtw, Sat. June 8th, 9-3; Dow =-:---::---:--:--:- s.-c.r's, 605 Main Sl., 460 laM? 0nw, .AJilil 1 & Racine, bOys Hully bil<e, &. Full F'l<,jU01i Sizes to 32W. adult, goots size 12 . Lli<e N.., Onosses. 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Muet '-"" W111tf11P -Monday 1wu Ciall~lo. ~· ::0!~..::: . =~ A~h:~:O ~~~rA:: ~~.:.:.~~:-'.:,.":g· eae-ean _,u- • 1:' I • I -- ·--- (I) II, 13, 20 3 tc tllt)o......,- Public Notice Tht ~:=-Natlunt!t: 114 mtnlmlz•tllllr- lrnro:-~:a::G.I., 11N4 ~=~t H ~D., · IM1~ VOAICHi?~' · Nl! , CIOVEFINMENT 1'08t JOlla: Up To IIIIOK ~ 't'Mrt No IM$1 ....,.. Oroit •~11. ""' ~ ~_..., "'"' "" tlon(IIID~.'/t~~. Ext. 100: I• Ktlhy Hyetll CllrkiTNIIIUrar Ylllagt of PomtrOy ::::::':=:-=:::::~~=-- ~Nl!~~ %:aLt~N?u WI~ •• ,----, m ImaM lull-. ~ ~II, 13,2002 & lltllloll t.oana. GUlrlft: telil 24:Hour App!OYf,l. Clive A Coli · 1-177Ua ..71 ·7110, ; INtTANT CAIHPP Got · I ~~~0 tmg:~tt ~ ~ e ---' , \ I BuySell , or Trade In the Classlfleds! NIID AN E'-FILY M¥ CAY?? U, to pOO Ill' ' ..-- Choiak Coli 1......7WII74 www.moo...,.,..,.aom ,. INTII'INIT ADVIATIS\NG 1Mt )'OUlad. 3 8 - 0n11 $8.81 tor Ill • -· StnC h ak' ~~·%-., oliltr "'~· =-~'t..t" I dii((Jik!lf, 1/lJtf:· J ~i 11/f Nnt 'ifd/'fr.·... ::J! :;::;::..::;;;::..:=;:;~~ VIllage Of Pomeroy Ia accopttng &Hied bldt for QIIO· lint producte, ut\l . .dtd ptuo (19 · Oclttnt) and 112 Dltatl Fuel for 1 ant yeor parlod. All ILtled bldti ahell Ill recttvect In thl Cltrk't Office, 310 Ell! Metn StrHI Pomtroy, Dhlo..on or btlort 12:00 Noon EST, Juno 24, 2002. Tht POJIIII'OY Council r. .aMa tho right lo eccepf or rtJti:l any - - or 111 btaa. ~I ~77)-f!A~ PAY. llol 7 5 Itt" VANCE FAEEI • :::-:t:::-~~~.,--01/kFI tt5,000 In 011h ootdlt arod tabulout mer ohandlltl -lulaty ltfl with mamborahlpl GUlli~ 992-2155 ., tttdlf•800-3011,37~•14 ., - - --- -, �Paste B 6 • The O.lly Sentinel - Thuradlly, June 8, ~ ~~~-~ ~ ~ ~:,. ~~ PUBLIC NOTICES • NOTICE: Ia lwtebr thll on l• iven I • •• June I, 2001, at 10:00 e.m., 1 public aale will be held al 211 Weet · Second Street, : Poto•oy, 011111, at the p.rldng lot : (baelde Powell's !Iuper Vatu) Tha Fermera Sank and Savings Comp.ny, 11 ..mng for caah In han.d or certified check the following collltenol: 18U FORD TAURUS IFABP52U9JG175380 AUTO, AIR, AM-FM CASSETTE, POWER WINDOWS, POWER LOCKS , DOOR CRUISE. 1899 HONDA TR.X300X ATV -478TE140XXAOOII03 The Farm.,• Bank and saving• Company, Pomeroy, Ohio, reaervaa the right to bid 11 this ula, and to wlthdtaw the above collateral prior to sola. Further, The Farmart Bank and saving• Company re1ervea the right to re)act any .or 111 bide submitted. The above dllcrlbed collateral Will be IOid "aa II• where Ia", with no exprelled ·or Implied WIITinty given. For further Inform•· tlon, or for an appointment to lnapact collateral, prior to aate data contact Shalla Buchanan 11 182· 2138. •••tended ~~ 5, I, 7, 2002 . Public Notice ..:....;__;..:....;;.......:..;;,:;.;__ WATERLOO COAL CO. INC, OF P.O. BOX 828, JACKSON, OH 45840 PH 740·882· ~-~:~ITTii!DHA~ RENEWAL APPUCATION FOR COAL MINE PERMIT D-01188 TO THE OHIO DEPT. OF NATURAL RESOURCES, DIY. OF MINERAL RESOURCES · MANAGEMENT. . THE PERMIT ARI!A IS LOCATIO IN MilOS COUNTY, SAUBSURY TWP.. LOTS 382, 385 • 388 (T,1·N; R·13· WI, 0 ~1'tU! ~~~::~JbESCO~t CO., INC ., AN D CHI!BAPEAKE • OHIO RAILWAY CO. AND J · W· COUGHENOUR. THE PERMIT CONTAINS 12.1 ACRES AND IS ' LOCATED ON THE : CHESHIRE 7·112 MINUTE USGS QUADRANGLE MAP, . APPROX. 1.3 MILES NORTHEAST OF CHESHIRE. THE RENEWAL APPUCATION WILL , , ALLOW WATERLOO COAL CO., INC. TO CONTINUE THE MINING OPERATIONS D-Ot81·FOR UP TO FIVE YEARS PAST THI! EXPIRATION DATE OF AUGUST 24, 2002 . THE APPUCATION IS ON FILE AT THE MEIGS COUNTY ~ . RECORDER'S • OFFICE, MEIGS COUNTY • COURTHOUSE, POMEROY, 0 HI 0 45781. WRITTEN COMMENTS OR RI!QUIITI FOR AN INFORMAL CONFI!RENCE MAY 81! SENT TO THE DIY. OF MINERAL . RUOUACU MANAOI!MIN'r, 1115 FOUNTAIN SOUARI! COURT, aLDO. H·3, COLUM.US, OH 4U24 WITHIN THIRTY DAYS OF THI LAIT DATI! OF ll'llaUCATION OF THII NOTICE. ~·· 23, (1)30, (I) a 410 - -----Public Notice ...,.====...,.,.,..... INVITATIONT081D laaled propoula will be received by the Mayor at her OffiCI located II 237 race · atraet, Middleport, Ohio until !iiiOflday, Julie 24, 2002 at 12:00 noon IOCII tlmt lor "Pain· ling of Mill ltreet Tank" contract aet forth tn lht pllna end apeolfleetlone on fila In 111e above OffiOe. At 1M llml IIINinblfora mentioned end 11 tht lbova Indicated office, 111led bids will be publicly opened end read aloud. Work 10 be performed Ia dHCrlbed In the bid forme. PAINTINQ OF MILL ITRI!ET TANK ....... ..... ... .,, .... ....I .,,... ·-- REA Crossword Puaale PRlUJP in''" l'uh!i• 'utit't" •!Lillo!'" h•m K•;=ht II• fo.nm• , l 1 dt~tnod kll.!hlltl \ 11ur IJtM•r. ......... ·-···~- · GENERAL CONTRACT i ' •. . .\, '>. . .: .I ' .' 200a.OIG Qtlallty, VlfMty, Low Prius The pro·poaed -lt. In Contract No. (I) I, 2002 2002.01G con1leta of ttc 11011'1rep.lre and exterior Bedding & Vegetable Flats '8.10 Public Notice Painting of • 3& loot dlemllar 20 loot high 10" Hanging Baskets '8.10 welded steal water NOTICE TO BIDDERS Wide Assortment of Herbs, Annuals, aloraga tank and Sealed propo.. la : Perennials In 4' pots lor such other work •• will be racelved by the onty 94t eachl may be nactlllry to MEIGS COUNTY Morning Star Road • CR 30 • Racine, Ohio complete the COMMISSIONERS. . Contract In accor· MEIGS COUNTY 1·740.949-2115 dance with the COURTHOUSE, 100 E. Contract Documanta. SECOND STREET, ' The eollmaled con· POMEROY, 0 HI 0 P/1 otrucllon. colt tor 45768 until I :30 PM, COHTRAOORS, INC. Contract No. 2002.01 THURSDAY, JUNE 27, G 11 $11,500. 2002, lor lurnlohlnli all Racine, Ohio 45771 j All propotall thell labor, _material• and 740-985-3948 be sealed and equipment nacaa11ry CONCRrn/BLOCK/BRICK endoraed lor "Pain· to complete · the Public Notice tlng of Mill Street project k.n own 11, • Footers, Walls, Steps • . lllnk" and mailed or STATE ROUTE 143 NOTICE TO BIDDERS Fla\Work, CltiiVertd to Mayor WATER LINE SERVICE '!'Ida will be received Replacements. • Walb Sanely Ianna raUl, 237 PROJECT at which by the Eattarn Local '· and Drives • Stencil Race Street, llmethapropoaalawill School Board, at Creo c . Middleport, Ohio be publicly opened 50008 State Routa881, Free Esti m~tes Rtadtvllla (mailing 45710. Propoulo are ond raad aloud. to be on blanks fur· Nollca to blddero, addraaa · School . Serving Ohio and W.V. nlahed In the ap.clflcauona, bidding B.oerd Ia located In ' . WVH031712 TFN contract Documanlt documanta, contract Tupp.re Plaint), Ohio, tor the and Included with the ond other documanll U772, ap.clllclllona. may be enmlned 11 following project: NEW CLASSROOM Spaclllcatlona, bid tha office ol Linn forma and contract EnglnHrlng, Inc., 534 ADDITION EASTERN documantt may be Morkat Bittel, HIGH SCHOOL STATE CONSTRUOIO~ oacured at the office Zaneavlllo, Ohio ROUTE 7 TUPPERS . All Makes Tractor & Floyd Srowna 43701, lhl Mel go PLAINS, OHIO •New Homes Aoaqclalaa, Inc., 107 County Gronto Adm. In eccorllence wllh the Equipment Parts • Garages E. Drawlnga and North Meln Streit, Olllca, 117 Factory Authorized Drive, Spaclllcatlona Mlrlon, Ohio 43302, A Memorial •Complets Case-IH Parts fifty dollara ($50.00) Pomeroy, Ohio 45781 prap.red by: Remodeling nonrelundeblt and Leading Creak Panlch, NOll a Dealers deposit will be Contarvoncy Dlatrlct Attoclllll 1000 St. Rt. 7 Souih Stop l Compare required tor IICh let Office, 34481 Corn Archltaota •nd of 1peclllcetlon1 and Hollow Road, Rutland, Englnaart FREE EsnMATES Coolville, OH 45723 Contract Documantl, Ohio 43775 and 507 Richland Avenue, 740-992·1671 checkl made p.yablt obtained from Linn Bulla 301 TfN 7122!TFN to Floyd Browne Englnaarlng, Inc., 534 Athena, Ohio 45701 Aaaoclatee, Inc. Mar k • I S 1r • • t, Telephone: 11411112· Spaclflcetlona, bid Z1na1vllla, Ohio 43701 2420 Talet.x: 81411112· tormo and Controct upon payment by 3824 Documanta will be check made payable Internet: Pnarch.com Gravely avalllblt for vltwlng to Linn Engineering, Any Proposed Equal lithe Vlllega office at Inc. In the amount ol tor a Stan•rd ahlll be Massey Ferguaon 237 Race Street, $115.00 lor each eat, aubmllted to the 29670 Bashan Road Parta & Service Middleport, Ohio which -lhill be non· Archllact no later than Racine, OH 45771 45780 and 1110 In the refundable. tan (10) deya prior to plan room of the F.W. The angl.nur•a the bid op.nlng. If no 740·949·2217 . Dodge CorpDrlllon, I I II m I I a 0 f. Addendl It laaued LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR Columbus, Ohio. conatructlon co1t It accepting the Sizes 5'1'10' ' 4359 St. Rl. 180 Each propoul $118,000.00 (One Propotad Equal, the muet be eccompa· Hundred Nineteen Proposed Equal ahall · tQ 10'x3o• Gallipolis, OH 45831 nlad by 1 bid gUlf· lhOUIInd dolllrt). A be conaldered . anty In the torm of a p,..bld mHIIng will be r~jacted. Hours bond with approved hold at 10:00 AM on Sealed blda will be · 7:00AM. 8:00PM Monday·Frlday 8·5PM ·• Saturday 8·2pm ourety company a 1 Thurtday, June 20, received tor: aurlly for thl IXICU· 2002 at the Leading Genarel tton of the contract. Creek Conservancy Controct The bid gueranty end Dletrlct, 34481 Corn HVAC Contrect contiCt bond ahall be Hollow Road, Rutland, Electrical Contrect for the lull amount ol Ohio. until June 18, 2002, at the bid propolll end Bldl eholl be aulad 12:00 noon, when they In the form 11 con· and 1111rkad •• Bid lor will be opened . and talnlll In the contract STATE ROUTE 143 r11d. docum.ma. WATER LINE BERVIC~ A Pr..Sid Mtltlng Alternataly, 1 cerll· PROJECT and mailed will be held on June lied ChiCk, Cllhler'l or diiiVII'IIf to: . 12, 2002 •• 10:30 l .m. ChiCk or letter ol MEIGS COUNTY at the project aita on 1 credit purtuent to COMMISSIONERS State Route 7 1 1 Chapter 1305 of the MEIGS COUNTY epproxlmattly 4 mllee . Rlvlted Coda, In the COURTHOUSE =._~u th• Oholof. ·Tupp.ra . ( amount of ten per· 100EASTSECOND ~.. cant of the bld will be STREET POMEROY, Contrect Documanta , eccaptad as 1 bid OHIO 45788 may be obtained from · guaranty. Each proEech bidder 11 the Architect. No more po111 mull conteln required to furnlah than thraa (3) 1111 will ......_ _ _ _..,.lmll the full name and with Itt propoaal, 1 be provided to a YOUNG'S lddrett of avery ptr• Sid Guaranty and bidder. son or compeny Contract Bond In DOMESTIC STEEL lntareated In the eccordanct with USE REQUIREMENTS aame. . Section 153.U oltha AS SPECIFIED IN The VIllage of Ohio Ravlotd Coda. SECTION il3.011 OF • Room Additions • Middleport hereby Bid 11cur1ty furnished THE REVISED CODE Rtmo<lellng • New01r1g,. notlflll ell blddere In Bond form, ahall be APPLY TO THIS Local 843-5264 . thll 11 llflrmallvely lttued by 1 Suraty PROJECT. COPIES OF • Eloeorloll • Plumbing • Roofing l Qull«o lnauraathatragardto Company or SECTION 153.11 OF Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; • Vinyl Siding A P1olnllng any contriCI entered Corporation llcenead THE REVISED CODE Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & • Petlo end Porch Decke Into purouant to thla In the Still of Ohio to CAN IE OBTAINED Dental, Retirement, edvartiHmanl, provide uld ourety. FROM ANY OF THE Free Estimates Ptnslon & 401K Rollovers; minority bualnlll Each Proposal mull OFFICES OF THE V. C. YOUNG Ill Mortgaae; Major Medical enterprltll will be contain the lull nama DEPARTMENT OF 992·6215 alforded full opportu· of the party or partlaa ADMINISTRATIVE • Nurslna Home Ponwroy, ONo TFN nlty to aubmlt bldtln aubmltllng the SERVICES. rllponll to thlalnvl· propoul end all The · c·ontract litton end will not be paraont lntereated Documents mey be dllcrlmlnated agalnll therein. Each blddir reviewed lor bidding on the nrounda ol muat aubmll evidence purpoaea without • •- ncae on c h arga d ur 1ng BLIND SPOT race, color, or of It • expar .. national origin In projects olalmllar elzt bualnHa· houre II the (FICiory OUIItl) conalderatlon lor In and complexity. The onlcaa·of thl Eaatern All ••rtl<ol bllndt ore Delivered & awerd. The Yllllge 01 owner lntend.l end Local School District, Spread $15.00 , made to order at Middleport It an raqulrll thll thll the Architect and the per ton, 8 to 10 Equef Employment prOject be completed followlngFWiocDodatl!!nt: our london tona, limited Opportunity on later thin JULY 31, 111 eraa, call for • Vertleolo • Wood Employer and 2003. 1175 Dublin Road requlrtt Ill PlfiOnl All contrectore and Columbua,OI11o43215 details. Cell: • Mlnlo • Ete t II lth th1 oubconlriCIOrt lulldtrt Exchange of . (740) 591·2173 144 nJr4 Ave. Gtlptls con rae ng vi Columbul Involved with the Or leave name VIllage to certify that project will, to the 1175 Dublin Road 446-4995 1 en equal ntent practl•abla usa they " OH ••215 and number opportunity employer • Columbus, ..., end lhlt they do not Ohio producta, discriminate on the materlall, aervlcat, (8) 8, 11 groundl of rece, ond llbor In the STANDARD CENTRAL AIR Connie's colOr, religion, lex, lmplemantet.lon 01 Public Notice &HEATING ega, or national. their project. Child CARE origin. Additionally, NOTICE TO IIDDI!RB • H11t1ng has openings, 15 yr. ~ Attention 01 bid· contractor compliance • Air Condltlonart ·dera II celled to the with . the equal experience, Certified s~ Tht Pomeroy • Seovlca On All Branda fact thll In ICCOf· employmant . In Meigs, Alllens and Voluntnr Fire dence with Section opportunity . • Rllllllntlell Light Commarclal Dtpartmeni le Washington counties, • I 0 yr. P.rtl a Labor 4115 .034 ORC, the raqulremanta of Ohio accepting -1111 bids Open 24 hours. eatlmeted conatruc· Admlnlatretlve Coda .on 1 RIICui/Pumpar • Htlllng a Air Conditioning Chapllr 123, the Truck. lid lpeGifiCI• 7 Days per ...,..._ tlon coat filii below Govemor'a E•acullve www.amarlcanallndlrllllr.com the Prtvllllna Wlge Order of te72, end lion• can be obtained St. At. 7 Tuppers "SALES AND SERVICE" Thrtahold Level aovemor·• Executive I I lhl Village Cl«k'l Plains, OH etleblllhed by . the Order U ·t a hall be ontce, 320 Eaat Main WOLFE HEATING & COOLING Street. P-or, Ohio Director or the Ohio required. CAY. 66Hill9 Depertment ol Blddaro muet 45718 All -led bldt t.-----li::: Commerce lor racon· . comply with the lhlll be r-Ived 'on atrucllon, enlarge· prevailing wags rlltl or before II :00 AM. ment, 1111ret1on, UT, June 24, 2002. Thl Pomeroy Council ClarkiT-rar rep.lr, remodeling, r-ovH the right to Vllllgl of Potntroy accept or reject eny ••ovation or paint· In this space oren blcl1. Ina projtcta. (8) e. 13, 2oo2 No bidder · may 21c for withdrew hit bid Kllhyltytall within thirty (30)111}'1 '25 per month •fltr tha actual dell ol the opening thereof. The VIllage of Middleport r-rv11 the right to reliCt enr end all Now Open bide, the right, lo accept the IOWIIt 11 a.m.· 8 p.m. > New Homes • Vinyl MID : Siding • New Garages and blat bid, the 8 :30AM Sunday; Mondaythru right to welv« minor I • Replacement ' IF :1 I Saturday Bo;njOWT&)QIQil l"egulerlllll on any · June 9th 0 The Windows • Roofing '· Wit Racine Gun Club bid, and lilt rlllht to CIOHCI Sunday Lllmbtr For SRie <OIIMIIOAL .. mtiiOOUl Pm.aw•.-: Mcat ICCipl the blcf prO• Callli I i 100 Illest IIIII St. FREE I;STIMATES Will Custom ' POIII WhiCh pro• no~~, ~ lith, .,.. ""'"' more. God, blve': CutOr· S Qw motH the belt lnflt· Mil Plllefll belt pawfda d. 7.40-992·7599 Ml of llle VIllage. . . - .....1 -. • n to 992-GOOB (NO SUNDAY CALlS) .. """"'12 ond · &12t/1 mo.pd. Carolyn French River to--...-.. . -.. . . I 35537 St Rt 7 Nonh • Pomeroy, OH 45720 Roofing· Horne MaintenanceGutters- Down · Spout Free Estimates Bryan Reeves New Homee, Room Additions, Garaa-s, Pole Buildings, Roofa, Siding, -Decka, Kitchens, Drywall &Mora I :· "'---~--~~~-- ''., \ ••' • gra~h. " Stnce it is 06·06. yo u .. if u regul11r reader .. probably expect today's deal to feature either a key play by a six or to be a six -level contract. Correct! " 750 East State Street Phone (740)593·6671 Athens, Ohio •' · · Fore YOU/r SAIC&, .l ~oPe TttAT - IT'S NOT 60II'IG TO "-~~ Highll Dry Self-Storage 33795 Hilitru/ RJ. Polllm1, Ohio 740-992-5232 MACK'S Pocket Knives a Collectlblts • I& ~MATC ... • • "A Cut Above the Rest• Hours: Mon·Sat 11).4 217.E. 2nd 81. • Pomeroy, OH • • : THE BORN LOSER. , ,.. . ·' . ' "'I , 1:.11-\0 00 YOO ~\IE. I~ lo',U•-10 iO (740) 992·5908 Pd. I A :• DOmE . lim • • . • . by Luis Campos Colobllty Clplloo CIYD!ollromoa,. OIMtod loom quollt\oM Ill' Ia-.. ~. Plillln<l prtHril. EICII -.In tht cipher Olinda loi enotlllf, TOII.ty'l c/111: V lqUIIJ 8 'IQ I'IPI!LW .. N J Y I! T I I'Ll I H ILHIIP HP ZHUL OHSJWHYIL p J WLOLWLCIL ac ICSHTLT PI'L. I'JYRL p F L TLI I I J 0 IJZZJCR . ' - N. ':mt~~' p~ t\.QU ~,-'b "Ecrs· 7401 992 _3l94 992·6635 O ft~~~c~~ r , . · ft· J.D. CONSTRUCTION New Homes & Remodeling "Specializing In l.oJ Homes .. 11 - ft Oarages,~!~~~;d~::~~oncrete ~ 1f1:.,. !ll!!l. Roofs & Siding Commercial & Residential (740) 991·39117 Owner & Operator. John Dean ~ PEANUTS· ~fl!~ TFN ~ftft~~lf4if@ T3h:: ~.hf~ PniN ou' of PAINTING LIME- IUILDfRS IIIC. CELEBRITY CIPHER II'YWII'IEE PREIIIOUS ·soLUTION - 'In bid my real love h11 alw1y1 b11n lhe llttp thll r11cued me by allOwing me to dream.' dummy ' s heurl king, · -~L~u~lp~lP~l:.;rtii:!nd::l~llo:=-~-::--::--:~"!:"---~---...ruff the heurt seven, 0./?Q .&'h. 1. f) ~ cosh the diamond king, play 8 diamond l~liool ~y CLAY I, ,OILLL~A:N~;;;;::::::;:;~ to dummy's ace, ruff Roorronga lonora ol the th •~ dt' amond ••. even, lour ocromblod word1 b•· and exit with your low oo form lou• olmple wordo. lust club. .--~:-:-~~=-:-:--., We have reached MA L WR V trick 12. Dummy has 1--,1-·_,...1...;;.,.1.,;;1-~~~-1 (10x10 610'1120') BISSELL , In sill. s pades, you win tric.k one with the heart nee and take the spude finesse, getting holh J!.Ood news (the finesse wins) and bad news (East discurds). WhattlCll.t'l Ignore the bidding. South (unless using transfer bids) should just respond four spudes. . You seem to have two bluck·Mtit losers; however, there is 11 chance. Finesse dummy's spade 10, lead u club to your king, and plar a club to iium" my s ace. (Taking the · club tops early like this is vital if West started with 11 single· tun club, und reduces the risk that East will unblock the club queen from queen· third without the juck.) Continue with ' FlUNK & EARNEST . .. .. CARPENTER : ~ SERVICE ' 11- '. Who said this? " I stopped bel icvi ng in S~nta C la u s whe n I was six. Mothe r took me to see him in a department s tore and 'he us kcd for my aiuto- • 740.742-3411 MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 97 Beech Sf. middlePOrt OH mEIGS COUnTY ST8TfSTORE I ~~a Win a six ••• FREE ESTIMATES! (740) 446·1044 YOUTH FISHING. DERBY · DOWN ~ollllt '"' . . (looHioc '"* .. Cl Construction Hill's QIDCadeC & Self Storage Business Services . . --- -. .. v--.... ..-... -.... ..-..... --........ • & 0.11: ..... sunset Home ..740..667-0363 Advertise • ••••a tU • ll A ij;Jtett .. ROBERT BISSELL DIPOYIU PUtS STONE A 0..'-r-· Jeff Warner Ins. The CRAFlY, -·- • Q ~II • • ...... •u Cellular · 949- 405 11111 !':': ... , •c.~~...rp. t A t &. .. & lt. I I • 992-5479 HOWARDL. WRITESEL ••n• MIIMI._ ..... ..:~· · ·Go~en Bow 16.000Twine ................... $18.6.5 •Uookien Bow 9,000Twine ..................... $16.9S o:.<u.uAJ Plastic Baler Twine ................... $ IS.7S Dress Pastures with Sulfur ~:J rea ......., ........................................~~20 per oon ....,...... .12................................... ....$S.OOISO lbs. ..................................... $3.99/SO lbs for b• ms. pens. 'ages. & trailers ~wa Authorized:_ Agent I M 'hilt!- st "Ahead In Servl~' lhat'a Ual ~ ACMSS ATDQ Lt! 1 P011e11!1 flgles 1111&0 Z171 1 rn1.: F, 1' f:,r v:u 1 Everg Thursday 6 SUINII!I Doers Open 4:31 flrty birds start 6:30 Progressive top IE Tllndlgs Pregresslue Ceuerd .. SuM_ays ' ' YOURI:ORCRETE Your c:onnEmot, LLC 1 Concrete (740) 742-8015 1 CoDDedion Lm Quutr c - wan Driveways, Patios, i Parkln!Jiplay Arau, Sidewalks, Floors (877·35:!-70l2) Call for mort info/free eslimcre 21 yen Exparlenoa FntaEIIlilllfll (tolllnaa) an-353-7022 WV0312S6 ..16$ flfCJNC: (j WHITE ClOUI HOM£ Elect!IO, Pl..,blng, lntr.r1 nr P:untttl'l flllonl;drlf: f:, •t•:·, nu•ll• JimRiHooi. W nHIH G SER VI CE )(IFill!] (;II:;HIIIIf/ tnci-IIHMai_,_ ,_)77J.I412 c.tt 17..- I; ;til )llf:rtl .tl 1-:- ~lh 1 )~ 1 ) -\I.~ • •• ''I Jlq &:;t::::l l If 't L.::~~=-===:: ____,! L..::~~~~~~:J •'• I I • ' l' I ITHUBSDAY JUNES I Black. ,.• • I :::-::;::~-~-:;~-=:-..1 I1--..,l"'Uz--ri-TI..: L I ·A · ..,.. ... ,. Q -I . .___._.._..,__,...__1 .__....o I · L0J yL I8 I I I . . I -I I . I. N::.. . . .. WE L A R Y only be charged for the . llrrte you actually use the lawn equipment." theatore owner said. "How will you know how long I've used II?" the man uked . "Easy ," ths owner aald, "· • • tell • ·I" Com~loto tho chucklo quorod by filling In iho miNing word1 you dovillop from litP No. 3 below. I I' - ~5 I 0 SCUM.Lm ANIWIU Godson • Dough • erase · Rocket . CONGRESS Moat people know what Is meant when Ills said that talk Is cheap. In lhi1 election year, we can agree .that holdl tru~ except when CONGRESS does it. ~· I'• I· •• ' I l I I I ' ••I I· :•• ~-' •• ..•• • ' i •• Haning's Construction \ l •' RleA:JI, Sl.lnl, 111111-Gis, fledJkll, PI• l~lnl, Dedls, Re•••eiiAI, llrgwiU,. Plllllllll Forsmah: Larry Own8r: 40-367.0181 Ronald "Mick" Haning 'stina "Chris" Haning 740-992.0780 II t 740-591.()919 , Cell: 591-8393 j I the s pude . a~e and club 10. We's \ holds the king - six of spades. You reluin the jack- nine of spades . Bast, who hud to win the third club trick returns a red-colored card, which you ruff. Whal . does West do'/ If he overrufh, dummy does too. and you Wtn the )liSt trick ' th h' h t WI n YOUr 1g rump. If West ·underrufr., , you discard dummy's club. West' s apparent trump trick has been removed by a smother play. The initial · com· ment was made by Shirley Temple :::: ••• • - • Frlcley, June 7, 2001 Whit will makl you 10 1ucc•••ful In the yaer ahead will be yout 1b111tJ to f - lhl recta •• they ••lei, rather than telling yourdtllree-you towerde wlehful thinking. Thlnge will llecame _..,felt you beoluee rou'll never gel off ttlcll. OI!IIINI (lley 21 • .luna 20)· Quit wonylng todtly IIIOUI how Will ewrrbodJ alee Ia · handling mllttlni entrullld. to lhlm IIICI oooculolll on doing 1 pt opar )oil yourlllf. Gilt • 11111111 oft life by underttandlng . the lilfllllftOie llllt'lf IOIP•nyouln . . ,_, ehNcl. lencl lor our AllrooGnlpll, lllo IIIIa "'" ' • , P.o. 1o1 1t7, Wloldlffa, OH 44012. . . - t o IIIII ,.............. CANCI!II (Nne 21· July 22) • ,...,. to nt llllltlftill IIIII IOillellllng tllet workld wall for • fJieftd . . -* M Wll for you. TOday lllilglll t be wl- to lormulltl 1 . game dnlgned eptclelly lor your eltuatlo!l. . LI!O (July 211- Aug. 22)- If you have no ur I" the declator;.mlldng r,roctll wllh en ftvolvament olhert want you to Join, Cllcllne the Offer •d fo your own wey. helr judgmtntl lillY ftOI llfYI your ball filleo ..... " YIIIQO (Aug. 23· llpl. 22) 1 mer lie bid enough If you fell to II 0 I d yo II t II II aooountaflle for the thlnge wllhln your .oonttot, flul whit will b e - - will be to 1111- Olhtre for your .1111111-. YOilt iiP ................. UIIIA ~-=-· JJ. Oct. :U) • 11111011 rou •• '"''l'h......,. wJII . lie. In dlreot propo ot1or1 to the dille rou epend dillydallying. KHP foou11d on your goelt. IC~IO (Oilt. 24Nov. 22) II there 11 ICNIIItlllng Y041 1nd . yOUt IN ,_,ng trouble - IJ"'Oolf' on, dlecutt II only biiWHII youratiYII, Once ln•lawa or lrltftdl lfll-brougltt In, II ·mey baoome en lmlA'e.llolt tHuatton. ' Gm'AIIIUI (Nov, 23- Dec. 21) • AlthOugh you may - n Will In eperlng another the ltUIIo ellout -IIIIOW, uftfortunataly, wllhoul reellem, thf1 parson may be doomed to fiiiUtl 1nd eeVIfl diiiPPOirltonenl. Level wllli 111111 or htr. CAPIIICOIIN (Deo. 22· Jon. tt) • •• careful not to lfiPHr Hlllth or allngr with Olhere who lle¥t helped you eoqulre IOIMIIII!tll 01 value: When 11-llmiiC divvy up their ....,.., be fiolr IIICI equltlflll ~AIIIUI (Jan. 2G =.,.· • Pel>, It• There Ia • ...... 01 r - COUld prOIIWIIhl _ . , . . ..,..... tor whiCh you were hoping . Apologtu If things go . wrong IIICI try to iiiiU amende. PIICI!I (l'eb. 20· Merch 201 • \'our ere 1 vary IIIY •IOiilg pareon, but tod1y, Uilllll you lfl Oll'llul, In ..IOCIItl COUld talk you out 01 doing •-thing you kllow you lihould 111 ettendlng lo. You'N the one who will OOIItot 1M gulll. AIIII!S (Meroh 21 • April 111 • II rou predloett your ••peotallone end hopee upon unreellatlo premllld today, dla1ppolnf11Nnl II lnevltallll. The only thing IIIII workl 11 1111ng 1111111re for wflal liNr .,. IIIII 1101 11 rou wlah ltNIII to be. JAURUI (Afltll :10 • Moly 20) • Y- k IIIII) to etar eteedy on -tolllywlllnol oftly annoy rour COIIIpeniHI or oo- _.,.,., ·flul ....... you will! INtll to ..... lboul wtNII II GOillll ............ to 1ny ICIOIII• �81 • a1 ............,,,,. 'Clnnty's This i~ in Ullltrnst ro how things tool~ Thuml~ 1001'11· l~. At that poi11t, hfe was lll)parently ba..:k ro ll<ll'lll:ll, on~ day al\er dutens of worters wall~ oil' the job to prutt:St payroll d~crks that bounced and ro foon nn il'lfot-. mationnl pldret. · The plant QPpenred tu ~ 111 full oper.ttlon, the employee parking lot was full, n11<l 110 one wa~ picketing oot~ide. Thumtay mom it'll!. owner Dr, Boris bnnm1i was stHI meeting with il'lvre:stors 111 lsroelto try ro solve the comPliny's cash·tlow problems, :~'OI'di~ to Wolfe. "I thlnl: they are tryh~ to lroubled plant shuts doWtt te»tpomtily .,.... =ft?S wort things out," Woll'e snid; refurri~ to tile invesrors, Aside frim1 th:af, \\\life would ooly t.'OIIIirm that work ~had returned m their posts and that Highlanders would ha\"C an announcemem at\er l p.m. Thllh;day. But calls tllnt-ed ro 'Mllfc's tltliee .nl\cr l p.m. were not returned. A Sll(rel:lry said lie. was in tile plnnt talking tu wurltt!'ll nnd not nvuilnbl\!, It was at\er 3 p.m. when Higginbotham Ctllled tile Register to infunn the public that the pl~11t wns shut down. l=innlly, at 5:20. Wolfe tmswered the phone. without identifyh~ Hlt~hlandc!'ll when .POMEROY HERITAGE DAY DMdk,U Commission denies request . POM~ROY - Heritage Day will be celebrated by the M~ljls ~Ul\tY Historical Society at the Meigs Museum with S!)e(illl exhil51ts Sul\day frolrt I p.m. tn ~ p.m. ·l'his ~ellt's theme Is "America s Collectibles\" fellhirint~ children's cole\:tlbles, sheet mUsic, pic· tuies, household .Items, al\d l)tl\er al\tlques from the local Hll~:\!:bWt 6tl!i AI Sheriff seeks . $15,000 for legal counsel . ~ BY liliAN J. Rill) Llvtltock l'lport •· SAVE UP TO MERCURYJ 2002 MOUNTAINEER St. $8~·$~4.~0 Hf. $82-$90, 425-$2~11 St. $82-$88 Hf. $73-SIIO ~~0· 11m St. $78-$84 Hf. $70· $77 M0·12511 St. $14•$81 Hf, $M·$73; '7~0-8~011 St. $68-$74 Hf, $110•$68. 2002 · 2002LS SAVE UP TO CONTINENTAL SAVE UP TO $7~500 $5,500 . ~~so~~ Well t LINCOLN 6ne lmra and Anlt•~ decorate fundrllilllng l_!lD!ICI tnnl~ht til 7 l!llests. hl•.lnn Sentinel pllotu by Joy 1. Settles ttlw~·Hiaher $44·t48i $4~- 4Si $3J900 _;_ Meigs County Commissioners huve relccted 11 request from Sherltl''Rulph Trussell, duted Wedn~sduy, to seek the uppolntment of legul coun· · selto represent him uud puy $1 $,000 for legal fees In un ongoing l:lud!!et buttle. The Issue of requesting the uppointment of Athens uttnruey Hermun A. turson to represent 'rl'USsell, und the uppt'llprlution of $1 ~.000 for legul l'ees, died fur luck of u motion ut the cnmntlsslon· ers' regulnr mecthtl! on 'rhursduy. · Trussell, In u Wednesduy letter to the board und Prosecutor Put Story, usked the commissioners to request, through the Common Pleu~ Court, the uppolnt.ment of Cur~on to represent Trussell on ongo· lnM budgetur)' pmblems. It Is necessary for me to huve independent legul Producers 2?~·415~ MERCURY I GRAND MARQUIS I>OMB~OY Ji'eetter Cilttle $4i800 2002 BREEDOMVD~ILYSENTINEL .COM OALLIPOLlS ~ United Inc, market report Frum Onll1P9ll~ for •~tie~ ~onducted on Wedllellday, Muscleii/Fieshed Medlui11/Lentl 'th n/Ll~ht $31•$40; Bulls SS4· !14. blll!k fhe Farm• Cow/C1tlf Pllln $~~~­ $?80i bred Cows $220· $6001 Baby C~tl ve• $3~­ 2'f42~b'fP8R $4,500 lie at~Swered. He then oontirmed tile bad news"The u11ion people IIR bel~ laid off," 'M)Ife said. "Mana@l!mcnt is shutlina down the plnnt telllJ)Ohrily ro foonulnte a plan. The official WMI is n minlniUm two-wtek layotl' with the hope of restmi~ the phmt as soon as possible. ' 'Mllfe indicated tllnt pl1111t owner Dr, Boris Bmnal would be nvtlilable roday fur un interview. "We need m get ~st the emotions of this day, • Wolfe said. "Thmorrow's (Frida.y) nnotller duy. and we hope m haVe better news soon," $2~01 diilltS $2•$611, Upc!omtng •peehdil Call th11 offit!e at 446· 9696, counsel to · represent me regarding budget mattel'll, includlnll pursuit of lltlga· tlon, If nccessru:y," Trussell wrote In · Ills letter, "Therefore, I am writing to you to request you to mllke appl kutlon to the Meigs County Coun of .Common Pleus for the boord to employ (Carson) and Sowush, Cursol\ & flerrler of Athens. us lel!ul counsel for the Meigs Ct>Unty Sheriff's Otnce." Cllrson 's hourly rate · uccordlnl! to Trussell, would be $150 per hour. "It Is untldputed thmlegul fees und out·of·pociCet expenses of $1 S,OOO need to lle ttuthorlted ut this time," Trussell wrote. "I regret the necessity of this reqUest. However, lhe otllce of the M~lg~ County sheriff tnust be properly funded If I um to fulfill ull of my stututory duties." · Lute lust yenr, Trussell gave notice of his Intent to lu~ on· ull stuff due to u luck ol funding. Lust month, a pt·opo~ed half-percent sules tux Increase for operation of the sherltT's department and .lull wus rejected by voters by u murgln of nearly 3 to I, .• PB&J summer series begins June 28 tu collections·up In May lected $97,660.13, repre~ent- reJected u proposnl by the UII~EDC!MVbAILYIIENTINSL.COM lng revenue from March, ' Meigs Count)' commluloners POMBROY - Revenue . compared to Murch 200 I to Increase the county's NaleN ttom iiil~ti till has tlltll!hed 11 sar1s tax revenue Of tux by un additional half per· yeut•to-dMie del1clt of more $91,6!1CM8. cent. That lncrea8e, If than $3$.000 when cump~red Last ~t~ontl) wu only the upproved, would have been to collections last year, aecond ihla year during which used to supplement the oper· IW~t:ll'dllll to Meigs County sales tllll collection• exceeded utlng budget of the county . Auditor Nancy Parker the month's ooilectlons a year sheriff and the coumy jaiL · Cam.,bell. e.qrller. Jn Febrtutry, collec- Offlcials blame the dwln· Sale8 IIlli receipts In May tlons were $200 higher tluln dllng sales ti!X revenue on a wer~ actually $6,000 hlah.er those of a year earlier, repre- number of factors, including .thafl those collected In May senttna · collection& In last yeut's elo&ina of Pamidu 2001, but the deficit ln ~ollec• becenibet of 2001 and 2000, In Pomeroy and Jerry Bibbee tlonll for 2002 to date remain respectively. fiord In Middleport, and the 111 It $3$,8~2.42 lhortfitll, . The county collects ~ per- opening of the Wai-MIIrt&tore aceording to flgureil provided Cl!l\ts~le& lltlt on behalf of the In Mason, W.Va., which I& by CampbelL state and 1 one-percent local i.a•t mooth, the county col• · sates tall. Lalit month, voters PIIIH 1M Ta~ AJ . 1¥ IIIAN J, NIID [TIRE I I I I I I : We will mMt or beat : any comDetltor'a : advertiMd price on 1 : the aame tire. : I Wt feature 111 mtjor l:lrande: 1 Ooodytar, lllreatont, Otntral, : ·MIChelin, BrldgHtone, Contlntnlll, I UNIROYAL, IF Qoodrleh, Mounting I : and balanolng mty 1:1t lldrt. : 1 1 ... ..-.. --.. ... Index I I t ........ - 1:1 ...... II • . .1\11111 lncludl• up to 8 Quatta 01 C:lesslfledt · Conde:• Dilr Abby Edltorl1f1 Movie• Obltuarle• : Motorllt'alt ollana ntW Motofertlt ott fllttr 1 . • Plriorm Mulll·jltolnt V1111u IMI:IIOtlon 1 1 • Lubli Alf~~~"~l~~t:';,",~:. 011111 Vlhkll.. II'IIV Ill IIC!tll. I .... ·······- ... ! Sportl .) Weethtr A3 . B1•3 A2 . o 3110:1 OHio VIlli\' lliAHithinl eo. ' THE AREA 83·5 se A! A4 A3 July 27, which will feature U IIUIOber of both national and POMEROY - With sum· regional blues and blues· mer officially urrlvlng In u rock performers. mutter of weeks, members "The sucee8s of lust yeut's Ill' the Pllnteroy Blues und Inaugural Big Bend Blues Jazz Society {PB&J's) nre Bush wus Utlbellevablc!" gearing up for the 2002 said Welker, 11s he bust y Rhythm on the River con- hung t1yers heralding the cert series and Big Bend occurrence of this year's Blues Bash Festlval. festival. According to Juckle . "Despite a deluge of rain, Welker, president of over 2,000 people turned out PB&J's, following the for lust year's festival," tremendous success of the udded Welker. "We antlcllu~t two concert series, flve pate this yeut's crowd to be free outdoor ·concerts will much bigger, somewhere once uguln be offered to the around 4,000·~,000 people." public ut the Rl,v!!rfront "This yeut's muslcalllneAmphltheuter, startmg June up Is much stronger and the 28, und running every ftstlvul has been advertised Friday night untll fuly 26. . worldwide in several of the The ~erie~ will culminate blues liCI1rc's bluest magswith the second annual Big Bend Blues Bash Festival on l'lelln 1M PIIJ, AJ IV TONV M. LIACH fLEACHIIPMVOAILVSENTINEL.COM ONLY TAI•CEATIFIED DIALER The Holur Support Group Sunday, June 9 from 2:00 • 4:00 pm at the Hotpllal's Shelter HouN. Cctnllr meet ·• Gett §Qrglw • Denver Hughes of The Down Under Restaurant, who •1-811·212·8111 Chick All OUr lnYintory On Our Wlbllte www.tumplklflm.com ...._fOld • .... ., P'*ll c«rn. 'Pllculraf"* Rl•ltrr; ta, IIIII '-....., Uilt not Mllll'iri '• . HOURI: Mon · ·fl1 ~INCOLN Sat. 9·6 PAEMIIR EXPUII!NCE 9·7; . In Me'p1 Cc:ivnlx: dliCUh "Hulthy Outdoor Eating". Thuttday, Junl20 Cit 10:30 am • Meigs Senior Center .Iurie 10, 11 and 12 from 2:00 • ':()() pm In the Frtneh 500 Room •t ' '· • MEDICAL CENTER Discover the Holzer Difference www.holzer.org ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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