https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6178500e0d9300150fbe535a74e12ca7.pdf 4d3dcd94aef7bdfed5a877c74fb76b93 PDF Text Text 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 ' �' aa a;t1.,1u1 tina A2 • The Dail Sentinel •P'IIIl,.A3 \ State won't protect fan us in ·the path cA bulldozers l* ••• _;..... , 0 . _. . \) EMS,_ 0 I~ "~. ......_ - ; _ - .. ......... hulty ..... .,.... I COLUMBUS(AP)-In\~~ataninKe~~tllttyhllvedttef. Group makes initial proposal :to help OxyContin abusers . ~=~----------------J. mined that f-.ulty dtctrical winaa on a ~ kd to the 1::· <19th .of t\\"Q subufblln Columbus ~ last 10011th, • ntws· ..- - · JIQPtt lq)llrt~. . The bodies of Connie B~tuchmo:;tt. 46..11\d dit~httt. K-.tlt. O•N' ' Warm .weekend COnd"iti"onS . 20. or Pi~erington, ~ loond May l 4 tloa.tina n~lt.t to the av Tilt ASSOCIATtl) PRm S11turday... Mostl sunny. Tri-coonty residents are Highs in the mid Os. aetting a break trom the dis· Southeast winds S to t 0 mal, mny weather just in mph. . lime tor the weekend. S11turdo.y nlght ... Mostly Sunny skies with tempera· c:le.r. Low~ in the upper SOs. tures In the 80s were ex.pect· · Exttn&d fortcast: ed on both Saturday and Sunday... Partly cloudy. Sunday, the . National Hil!hs in the mid 80s. Weather Service said. Sunday niaht ....Mostly Forecasters s11id cleal' skies clear. Lows in the lower 60s. Friday night .would.•l!ow the _Mon~ay... Partly ' cloudy. mercury to dtp aaam tnto the Htahs tn the mid 80s. 50s. Tuesday... Partly cloudy. A The NWS sllid the dry and chance of showers and thun· warm conditions were pro· derstorms from e~~rly ofietvlded by a high pressure sys· noon on. Lows in the lower tem stretchtna from eastel'il. 60s and highs in the upper Canada to Tllxas with 80s. southerly winds. Wednesday... Purtly cloudy Sunset toniaht w!ll be at wilha chance ofshowers and · 8:58, and sunrtse on thunderstorms. lows in the Saturday Is at 6:03 11.111. mid 60s and highs In the Weather forecast: lower 80s. . Toni.ht ... Mostly clear. Thursday... Mostl.y clear. Lows m the mid SOs. light lows near 60 und htghs neur and variable winds. 80. OO.t. Which Wll$ moomlon the sou~ shore of the ~..lab Cumberland,lPQP~.!IV I'UOI'Ul Montkdlo. Ky. • The Columbus Di ' (lllt~h re~ Friday ~~ an tnspe.cl.or ror the Kentucky State Fire M~nl s Office s.td ~ ~ an tmJII'(lpcr powe~ connettton betWftn the boatnnd land. . The new~p~~per sa\d a deputy 1.-oroner .~ w:as elt.pttted to tssue a ruhng on Friday that the ~n etther were elt(tll)cuted or drowned bccouse of an electnc shock. .......... POMEROY -A civil case tiled by Ohio Valley Bank against irgil ltartley, and othet"s. in Meigs County Cotn.mort Ptceas Coort has bo.:en di~· missed. Fie cases POMEROY - .A foreclosure atti011 has been riled in Meigs CoMly Coo\mon Pleas Court by Conseco Fi~nce Srervking Dllp,, Tempe, Arill., ~~ln5t ltenee Todd, Pomeroy. and 0111· et'$, alleging default 011 a rnortgage ~t in the amount of $26,653.-43; and by Farm Credit Srerv~~ or Mid-America, louisville, Ky., ;against Robert: E. Burdine, Long · Bottom, and others, !llle.glng default on a loan agreement m the ammmt of $1?1,349.0?, Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Citurn SeeYa ThereII --Mirabelle Lakers get ready for Game 2of NBA Fin~s. ".......... ....., 4G'I92 Lautl CIUfRoad June 17-21 -7-8:30 p.m. Sunday Program 10:30 a.m. ---.: June 23rd Everyone Invited· Call 992-1750 for Registration Deadline June 1oth ' RIGd abollt it i1t iodo.)' ~ . Sports .fi!CtiOfl. Money restored in state budget to help elderly stay at home COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ....... While many state agencies' budaels continue to be whacked becluae of Ohio's fiscal crisis, lhe lateatdeal to ciOSCI the state's $1.9 billion bucJaet hole will help one p'opm that WOI'ka to keeD the elderly In their homes. "lt Ia aort of a moral victory IIIII 1 victory In common sense u we view It," Steve Proctor, aJ)Oktlman for the Ohio De.~ent of . A11in11, said ThwWIIY. The bDl Oov. Bob Thft signed Wednesday Includes 57.8 inll· Clse dismissed PBitJ fi&M . . . . A1 I lion more for PASSPORT, un fcderul government. Aging Department program · AB u result, the depurtment that provides the elderly health hus had to limit the number of eare, mtals and other IISs!stanee people who can enroll In PASS· at home. Advocates so.y the pro- PORT each month a.nd put oth· aram saves the state money by ets on a waltlna list. As of the 1Ceepin11 (leOple out of nursing end of April, there were neatly · homea while allowing 24~00 ' I,300 people on the waltlnllllst, annual recipient& tho .dlanit)' of Including liB people In nurslna •taYina at home. homes wllo would like to return 'The proanun's fundlna had home. been out by nearly S4 million as Agin11 Director Joan Ohio continues to strllaale with Lawrence swd about 200 more a recession that has hurt tax col· have given up on 11ett1na PASS· lecdons. The cuts also cost the PORT ilti'Vlces ani! have deeid· state matchln11 money from the eel to stay In nurslna homes. . tall collec:tlons due to the closlna of the Southem Ohio Coal Co.'s Mel;s Mine&. The year'a collection of sales tax to · date totals $440,74$. The county col· lec:ted $1.15 million in sales tax last year, and Sl.l 9 mil· Uon In 2000. PI'QPelty believed to hive had a neaa· tlve Impact on the Meiaa County retail ec:on~. : The contlnulna deCline In ll.les tu revenue Is of partie· plar concern to locar oft\· cla.la. becau&e It comes ·at 1 t LOCAL STOCKS • • , When you'n looking for Ions-term care, you can coulJ\t:l on the team of healthc:are professionals ~t Rocksprings Rehabilitation Center to create an atmosphere of caring and compassion. We're committed to helping our residents enjoy life to the fullest . .. . . The Daily -Sentinel , R•der Services · · .CorrtOtlon Polloy OUr main oonctm In Ill IIOrtlt II bt IOOUr&lt. If you know of 1r! IQ the right-Choice. tHOr In I lloiY, 01H lilt "IWIJOOnl II (7.0) ftN1S8. Ct~ll todt~y for a personal tour. Healthy Start offers no-cost or low-cost health care coverage for kids (birth to age 19) and pre~t women. He•lthy F•mllle1 offers no·cost hea'll'tare coverage for the entire family • parents AND kids. · Newt DIDirtlftlfltl Dtplrtmtntlllltnllonl are: All f&IENDICARE• loclluy 36759 Roclctptinga Rd. Pomeroy, OH 45769 GIMNIIIIIM.. I!ICI. 11 NeWi I!ICI. 1~ or REHABIUTATION CENTER 740-992·6606 or am.~\ The festival, whleh Is a tlekettd event and tOiit& $10 to attend, will include a bevy of tllent, lntludlna Thll Ma Rainy Band trom Columbus. who'11 open the fest Ival with a performance from 11· 1US p.m., Phil and the Thrill, 1· 1:45 p.m., The Slater Brothers B1u~ Band, 2·3:30 p.m., 111\d The Carpenter Ants from Charleston, W.Va., 4-5:30 p.m. As the sun slowl:t. dips billow the horlaon, 'hlUIS· style blues sensation Joanmt Connor wlll llahl-up the. st~ from 6·7:30 p.m. with hoi flerte Style of slide play• ft the attlsts, will bre Ql~n •WilY durina a dn~wlng Itt the elid ofthe .fi!stlvat . ~ society will kick Its Rhythm on fhe Rivu sumn\\\1' Wl\(ert $tries off 011 June 28 with a perfunnllnct by Athet\s' l:lWn Los Vlejos B111111J.llitm Ill 7 p.m. on the Rlvttfrolit Anmhltheater. l.os Viti~» ltl;mquib)$ is 11 llll·plttt! &and whO perfunns 11 style l'lf musie tl\111 comblne~ the rithness of jatt hlll'n\011)1, melody and lmprovlsatlOII with tlie infuttiou~ · rhythms lndl;enoos ro Latin lind Afm·Cilblln musie, The sound of the band is llthiewd tllroolh combining Slllll:lphone 11nil It seld~m used lnstrumentt the martm· btl, with a traditional Latin rhythm settiOIItompri~ of plann, bass and P.ereUssiOII. Opening for Los Viejos Blllnqultos will, be acoustic illlitar sensatlnn Shawn the River series, including Latin ja2L, corllemporary blues, delta blues, soul, l't)Ck, •nd ~spel," said Welker. "Whatever style of 1nusic ~like, ~·u probably have n." kounding 0111 the remainder or the summer concert series will be: • IJreR Schaber and H.igh · Street, With opening act Dale Kulchar, July 5, • Jl'lhnnie Marshall, with opening act Myron Hart. July ll; · • Paul Geremia. with opening act Shannon Scott, July 19; • The Johnny Rawl s Revue, ·with . opening act Tony Tenogha; Bhtzkneg and Liquid Cryst;~l (main stage) luly 26. for more int(mnatton on th~ Big · 13d td l.lhi<'S IJ.1sh festival or tl)<' Rhythm on the River co11ccrt,, mntact Srott. Welker at 992-6524 or dtcck "We are pleased to have out the Court sn-.,ct Gnll sueh 11 lbfile vllriet)' of music - websill! at www.courtstrectscheduled fur our Rhythm on gtiiLcom. Friday 7th - Sun. 9th Dolly 8-6, Sun. 11:30 - 5 Rosebushes & Trees 25% off 1 gal. Peretutial - $1.50 each AU Flats $6.99 AU 10" & 12n baskets $6.99 4" Gerber daisies $1 .50 each 4" herbs 99¢ ' The main numiw II tta·1118. Rocftsprings ' ' flwn ..... A1 • Mt~ke 992-2117 1-800-992-2608 Tax • •• • Healthy Start· Healthy Families Health Care Coverage-for Ohio's Working Families time when the county Is also personal propeny and real estate elt.~enc:lna • loss In &Inc&," he $lid. "I truly tffi the DltJ Bend Blut~ hl~h will ultmm~ly became one of , Mti8$ County\ · ll~U tourist lttRttions," Aid ~ku. "At. wtll lt the eultm'll &iwtifi· tlnce the mu~ic, the Nsti~ htlps ell!~~ .~ pasitl\lt eeanan)ie ituuian .thtt ll'reets the entill! tri-rount)' Ina, which hu t.etn •deieribtd by.many bluts anclooldos as ·~mii\R 11nd full of l'eratloos intemlty." Followina Connor, blues legends The Johnny Rawls Revue will entertain audl· e~~m from 8·9:30 p.m. with their own, unique 1\t~lon nf saul and blllt$ music; a mill· tu~ thtl l~ l:tlflslllemd to bt "the true bl~ musle of the future." B\'tl\t htadll~ Stott ltolt will hit the s~qe from 10. 11:30 p.m. tu mumerie those In •~•nee with his blulna ultar teehnlque and amulna w show perfurmance, ltolt, farmer auhar pl~r for blu~s master Buddy Guy, Is a auilarist with I'IIW power rell'ilnlsc:ent of the lim of Jiml Hendrilland Stevie Ray V..uahn and 11 slnpr whose volc:e ean bring 11 tnr to one'f eye or hllw them up out oftheir seats d11ntl.na, ln addition to the dll)'·looa musical perform11nces, a Fender Th1eeaster ''Rolllna Rac:k" ault11r, sl;ned by an l!xt. 14 Other llt"VIoea Actvtrlttlnt Ctroulltlon · IICI. ~ 1!111. 4 Cla11tflllcl Ada I!ICI. S ' Toeend ..mall I www.extendicare.com -•mydll~tlnll.oom On the Web www.rnydllll'llf1llnttoom . /Ill 1\ G f S, Al.l TIMES $4 .00 Provider Services ,, '. ,. ,, • - �Sentinel • • The Daily Sentinel 1l1 CiMt S... tl MOll CIND ., .. . . .., • • FU: .,• • 11157 a a q 3 'lrll dillCOIIII O.Dhtz- Pullltt:er --·--,.., ______ .. _ .. ... ..._...__...__.,.._..., 0 w•» U...ltllfCCI"CI I ... ...,..... .-ot _ _ _ . . . , _ _ _ _ ...- ' ...... _ ............ 0' - ... , 55' . ....................... - . ' ,.., P'F' ' ¢0..).....,...._....,_ t ...,..._ , . ... ' NATIONAL VIEW - ll$a1¥1ir lJ Ttcl&"'kc. t :Strandts named new stors at Laurel -Cliff Free Methodist urch Recent tluft points up need · for stronger border (.tlliance • San Antonio Expftss-Ntws.. Off bonl~r Stt~~ril)• ~ issws mtd .\l~.tioo: ln these dangerous tin'~<! · e\\:R previously unnored robberies can pro\'QL.~ \\'OO'ies about rerrorism. For lnst:m<:e. Mexican poli1.-e ra-ently found a stolen ttid: abandoned along a remote highw-.ty in Zac:nlan, about ~20 miles north\\'est of Mexico City. The tnK:k had been cunymg PO tons of sodium cy-..mide. Ml>M of the sodium cyani<k. a <ka.lly chemical that if inhaled <ll' ingested :uutcks the nen'OOs sysrem and can cause u pen.-on ro ·utfucare. was missing. Given the threat of terrorism, border guards in the United Smtes now are taking extru precautions to mul'f: sute that the missing ~'Odium cyanide does 001 make its \\Illy across the border. where it <."'O!d conceivably be used in a terrorist attack. · Meanwhile. Mexican authorities are looki~ for lhree ~ men who authorities believe stole the vehtc!e. So far, hoW~:ver, no one has been anesled. and tealisiically they probably woo 't be .. In Mexico, truck robberies. are as common as the proverbial commo~t cold. . This particular robbery is just one isolated example of why the relationship bet\\-een the United States and Mexico must be strengthened. . . The security needs of the United States demand that what happens on a distant highway in Mexico could well affect this nation's safety, as wei! as cause an environmental hazard in Mexico. TODAY IN HISTORY BV ~E ~SSOCI.r.TED PIIESS SAINTS AND SINNERS. Some lingering questions about the tifterlife - Thday is Friday, June 7, the I 58th. day of 2002. There are 207 days lei\ In the year. . Today's Highlight in History: On June 7, 1776, Richard Henry Lee of Virginia proposed to the Continental Congress a resolution calling for a Declar.ttion of Independence. On this date: · Pn 1654, Louis XIV was crowned King of Fmnce in Rheims. In 1769, frontiersman Daniel Boone first began to exp!ore the present-day Bluegrass Stare. · · In 1848, French postimptessionist painter Paul Gauguin was born in Paris. ln I 864, Abr.tham Lincoln was nominated for another tenn as president at his patty's convention in Baltimore. In 1929, the .sovereign state of Vatican City came into existence as copies of the L:lteran Tre:ny were exchanged in Rome. In 1939, King George VI and his wife, Queen Elizabeth, · arrived nt Niagara Falls, N.Y;, from Canada on the first visit to . the United States by a reigning British monarch. ln I948, the Communists ·completed their . tokeover of CtechosloVIIkin with the resignation of President Eduard Benes. In 3967, author-critic Dorothy Parker, famed for her caustic wit, died in New York. . · . In 1981, lsr.teli military planes destroyed a nucleur poW~:r plant iu Iraq. a facility the Israelis charged could have been used to make nuc!eur weapons. · In 1998, in a crime that shocked the nation, James Byrd Jr. a 49-yeur-o!d black man, was chained to a pickup truck and dragged to his death in Jasper. Teltas. (1\Yo white men were Iuter sentenced to death for the crime; a third received life in priron.) ·· Ten years ago: President George H. W: Bush, who met with British Prime Minister John Mnjor at Camp David, Md., voiced confidence he would win re·e!ection, but embraced the role of underdog, saying, "I do better when I'm coming from behind," Five years ago: An 18-rnetnber presidenti.nl. commissiqn upproved a report saying that clonmg a human being was "morally unacceptable," but adding that research using cells of humans and animals. should be allowed. Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner "Silver Charm" failed to win horse racing's 1Tlple Crown, losing the Belmont Stakes to "Touch Oold." One year ago: A three-judge panel of the Tenth U.S. Circuit Conn of Appeals reiected Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh's request for on execution delay. A federal judge · refuse.d to stop plans for 11 World Wur II Memorial on. the National Mallin Washington, D.C. . Todny's Binhdays: Movie director James Ivory is 74. Actress Virginia McKenna is 71. Singer Tom Jones Is 62. Poet Nikki Giovanni is 59. Actor Ken Osmond ("Leave lt to Beaver") is 59. Talk show host Jenny Jones is 56. Actress Anne 'IWomey is 51. Actor Liam Neeson is 50. Actor William . Forsythe is 47. Record producer L.A. Reid is 46. Singer-songwriter Prince is 44. Rock singer-musician 001·don Oano (The Violent Femmes) is 39. RapJlCr Ecstacr. (Whodini) is 38. Rock musicinn Eric Kretz (Stone Temple P1lots) is 36. Rock musician David Nnvono is 3.5. Actress Helen Baxendale is 32. Actress LariSII Oleynik is 21. Tennis player Anna Koumikova is 21. Thought for Thday: "The history of the world shows that when u mean thing was done!...man did It; when a good thing Was done, mun did it." - Kobert G. Ingersoll, American lnwyer and statesman ( 1833-1899). . A mother whose daughter bad died when she was 4 years old lo\'tlDClaed whether she wil! ~gnize the tittle girl when they meet agwn in the teSwrection. "[t \\IllS 30 yem ~ when Emily died." she \\>tole her mmister. "Will she still be a little girl when I see her again or will she be grown up?" Ralph Sockman, the renowned New York pastor who received tht modler'& leiter; replied b1 tellii!J! her the story of a lad who had died in Ius youth. A house was erected by the boy's father on the Danmouth College campus in the youtlg man's me'M.I1. 1n thC: bouse was a book containing thiS ·touching instrip· tion: "Th Edwaril K. Hal!, in rec:ol!ection of his son and my soo who have the privilege by the ~ce of God to be boys through all eremtty." It was signed, ''Clllvin Coolidge." Coo!idge. who was presiclent of the United States from 1923 to 3929, was a "- had friend of the elder Hall. Cooli"f>~. lost one of his own soils in 1924. The boy, who was on I~ 16. had been Playing tennis on the Whtte House lawn m his sneakers without socks. He developed a blister, which later becwne · ~ ..... Blood · · · ··--' m.ec,~. potsomng set 111 "'"' Calvin Jr. died. d d f I t was ... me eepest truge Y 0 Coolidge's life. On the question of whether the Hall and Cooli!ft youths would "by the • be bo s th h 13 0 fG grace Y roug 8 e1emtty," Sockman p!eaded ignorance as he did to the !luestion of whether Emily would be 11 httle girl forever. • • or me limes llltide. "Scboolvs IICCepl George Plagenz OOI...I.MIST 1b Emily's mother, he wrote, "With our finite minds. simJilydo not !mow whelhel growth in the neavenly lealm involves lOOse changes which we ass&. elate with 'growing up' in this world. .But, this I finnly believe: tami!y love will find continnance in the hereafter.p Resurrection - both Jesus' and our own has engaged Christians throoghout the centuries. affirm our beliefin ..... hereafter in We the aeeds: "I ""' believe in the IC';Surrection of tht but our belief is based more on flllth · than evidence. · A recent New York 'limes story on the resurrection ~ailed an anecdote about the British philosopher l!ertmnd Russell who was approached by Ood after he died and .asked why he had failed to believe during his lifetime. Russell replies. "Not enou~h evidence, God. Not enoug_h ~-de . • Most acadt.rtuc ty""" ·cululy r -scientists -have reJected the resWTeCtion on the same grounds. In the words bodr." the doarine thai a belief is j~Wititd only wllen evidence c:1n be fuWid fOt it Wlside me belie.'4tf's o-n mind (t , _ lO be by ·'of '"'"~'*""""' in SIIJIPOrlrd the opinion scientifiCproof sctsc art4In there simply isn't any ill the CMe of die. msunedioo.• DEUX'ALNh1S. MCIELOCALRUS. n. Daily SetliMl . Now, bowever, some in the IIC!demit c:ommunity m sho.,.ina renewed inlel:est in the ~JSic:ll mw•t.aiorl of ~em\ This is said to be a new dt'<JdopaleQl in the last 25 years. In April of Ibis year, 100 plli!o&opller& who convenm .. Yale . Ulli\'USity tieanla (lrolt&s.or of~ Jlhy ftom Oxford Swinbum.e. give a ca. fiC Jesus' teSunectioo ~the dead. ~ A&&igning values 10 certain probabili!! ty factors, Swinburne told his~lt ence that he bad reached the • ~t the probability of Jesus'~ uon comes out to be an IIStouncliq ~ • 74()..992·2156 • U!:!f• · . perttl\1. ... . ... As to how old we will be in bea~ one religious sect puts the fi~ at 33 whiclllhey have established is when are at our prime. . · · That !eaves open the question, about those who died before the reached 33,like Emily and the Coo · and Hal! boys? Wi!l !bey be zapped 33 upon entering the kingdom? Or will former Presideilt Coolidge right that they wi!l remain boys ( girls) through all eternity? After all, i wnnldn't be htaven without children. ;i (George R. Plagenz. isa f;OhuMist News(JCIIX!r Enterprise As.stx:itJiifNI.) WEST,S VIEW 'fi,sing the war on terrorism at Guantanamo Bay Brand New 2002 Pontiac Flreblrd Sport Coupe (Diana West is a columnist a11d tdito rial writer for The Washington nme She can be comacled via dwest@wasl~ ingtomimes. com.). : I DROP US ALINE. 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OIVIIION IV IIIIa hml"nelt • ••• • ...• •• l!voolq t:!O ~~~~. ••' "• hllltlltiMil'tNIIMII) t'llliNII DIVI.tON Ill .: h iNt, R•>. tt- llllllctey a-. _ , ttltool• lill.ll\, -~­ ~ • IIIlli\ Ull, t t.ll\, 'M!di't ~~ ~l f..M. CINCINNATI (AP) - For 42 days and counting, the upstart Cincinnati Reds have been alone in ftrst place. Ctn. il,~ ~~~·5) va. Mflford Company? Don't want it, don't need it (,24·5), $at\i!<ity, 11 a.m.; Cte, St. lgllafllfs (2!~1 v&. tan, GlenOak The NL Central leaders once again (Ill· H), Stturda~ 3 p.M. turned back the St. Louis Cardinals when Chalflpionshijl: $m.Uay, 3 p.m, they Were at the doorstep. Ken Griffey Jr. OIVI810M A . hit a long-awaited homer Thursday and ' '"'"' llllliil'll\111. closer Danny Graves held on for a 3 -2 A\ CllofNr llitdlum, Columb\la Delhlne;& (il4·5) ve, rallmad9e (24· vict011', s), Saturdia, ,, a.m.; Gc>ls, it's looked like we were going o•s.les ·Dl ~;,, Richmond · to "When lose some ground, we' ve been good at Elllaon t® ), &lu!day, 3 p,m. , salvaging the series," third baseman tilaMpionthtp: sufiday, 3 p.m. 01Yl810N Ill Awtln boone said. •••• hmiflllilll Since they took over first place on . AI ltedlum, Cot~mblle April 26, the Reds have been in danger Ely~a Cath. (18·7) va , Hamler of losing their lead three times. All three Palm tlomry (254), Friday, 11 e.m.; Cln . Madeira tM-6) vs. Heath times, they've won the next game, holdtil8·2). hlday, 3 p.m. ing oft· the last-closing Cardinals. CllaMpto~ahll): Sunday, 11 a.m . St. Louis slipped out of the top spot on OIVIIIOM IY Abril 15, when a series of injuries deplet· ..... lli'ltitlillle ed the pitching staff. As the staff has AI •m Dilvtt llldluill, Colulllblll recovered, so hi111e the Cardinals, cutting ~iiWiltlc tl\11, l2S•8) v;, Thl. a five-~ deficit to. one headihg into Ollawa HHii II!O·ll!j, f:nday, 11 Thursday's gam~~. a.m.; Windham (INI) va. Ft. , . Two exceptional defensive plays by lotamlt (Qe..t), l'llday, 3 i\.111. GhilmptOn;hlp: Suncl&y, 1i a.m. Graves held ihem off one more time. BatTY Lrultin hit a solo homer and a Hlth tt!ICIIII •01\blll sacrifice ny, and Griffey hit his fii'St •• • ....• • · (28-3) SlralburgiFranklin m-4), f!tlday, tO a.m.: Oibaonburo (28.0) "'' Cfllllngton (25•3), Junt1, 12:30 N, FIOilillitlfl Col. CtaWfi)ld VI. p.m. cnamplonahlp:_June 8, 3 p.m. ntUIIIDA'I'I lllaUl11 DIVI..ON I Gin, Sycamoro 1, Younga, Boardman 0, ; 21nn1ng1 l:ly~a Q, HIMIIIOn 1 Cuyahoga OIVIIION U Falla Welah J ..ult 1. Lima l!aln o · Hebron lakewood R, lexlnglon 0 Fonner Wayne Slnce1asa I Fifth Stl'llt Coolville. Ohio IN!!tJIANC£ Full 11'11\lrtnct PIOductl + l'lnancltl . .£Nilll.'!lt... StNICta 1111 OIIIDktl IIIII?? lqel's Carpet 1tiNindAv.. Mlclclleport, OH 992·7028 Svvlct a; LOMII PHARMACY 137.C N; 2nd AV.. Mlddllport, OH Wt Fill Doctor.' PrMCrlpttona H2·H 99H376 C!lt~flty~ ,.,,..t ""··· . 17<4 Layne St,..t Mlll'l Pomeroy, on Ntw Havtn, WV 2$285 'tat ....~ 111'1' "'""-"" 111111 """"' ""' =u:-==~rneeH, AndtiiiOfl 7'40-tll-1144 I , Stile IUisfant Joins Toledo · fLOWER 106 BtrmltNUT AYE. PoNIIOY,OH 992·6454 'FioWIItlor all CICCIIIoni ....ftlt 11 .:lltt ....lttl ....... .......... ,the bases twice against Jimmy Haynes (6-5), but got only one run out of the threats, "We' ve been (~laying prelly good," homer since his rerum from a knee said Woody Williams (2-2), who gave injury, leaving the Reds up 3-2 heading up lhree runs in six innings. "We got into the ninth. those bases-loaded situations and Graves lunged to field Eduardo should have gotten more out of them Perez's leadoff !!rounder, getting an out than we did." to open the inmng. After $he Car4iuals The Reds finally got a meaningful hit loaded'thebasesonapairofsinglesand from Gnffey, who h~ struggled smce a walk, Graves slickly fielded Miguel returm~g from a knee InJUry, Cairo's comebacker and threw home for He htt hts first homer of the seasonthe forceout, preserving the lead. , a solo shol - on April7, then tore a tenJ.D. Drew, who had homered off don in his right kne~ during a rundown Gabe White in the ei~hth, then flied oul later in the game. ·A six-week layoff to Griffey in center, ¥1ving the Reds one knocked h1s swmg way out of whack, of their most meanmgful wins of the and he had only four smgles m 28 atseason. bats upon his retum "All year, they've beaten us up pretty Williams left a sloppy fas!ball o.v~r good," Graves said, referring to Ihe !he plate m the fourth, and Gnffey h1t 11 Cardinals' 6-3 advantage in the series. mto the second deck m nght field for "We've beaten the teams that are down another solo homer, It wasn't a surprise in last ~lace and those kinds of teams, . ~at Willi_ams ~ave up the breakthrough but you ve got to beat the teams that are h_1t - Grtffey ~~ I0-for-21 career off the. going to be there at the end. T)tis was a n~~t~hander wtt~ five homel'l!, huge game for us." , D1d ~ou all _thmkl was gomg to stop St. Louis shrugged it off as ~·ust one of at 461? ' Gnffey sa1d, refemng to hts those days. The Cardinals a so loaded career total. "It was bound to happen." See Reds Notebook. PageB3 RACTNE - He wasn't gone for very t::'lig. After tWo seasons at · Roane County High School in West Virginia, Dave Barr is back as the head football coach at Southern High School. Barr was hired to lead the Tornadoes by the ·board of educalion on 1\Jesday. . Roane, long considered a weak sister in W.Va. TripleA football, experienced a resurrgence under Barr. After going 0-10 in 2000, Barr's Raiders improved to 4-6 last fall. · In his previous four years at Southern, Barr's teams compliled a overall 14-26 record. Confirming rumors and speculation, Barr says his offensive philosophy will open up the came and control the tempo. "The only time you'll see us in a huddle is during a time-out," said Barr, who says that he has learned a great deal about offensive football from Rich Rodri~uez, the former Glenvtlle State head coach who is now the head coach at West Virginia University. He says that a no-huddle offense forces the defense to play althe offense's pace . Barr - a 1989 graduate of Urbana Universit~ - has served as an ass1stant at Mechanicsburg and . Little Miami high schools and at Urbana prior to coming to Southern. Barr is also recognized as a firm believer in strength , and conditioning, and often uses unconventoinal train· i ng methods - like sledgehammers, tractor tires, and big rocks - to improve football stren~th . Barr dtdn' t move from Meigs County after taking the position at Roane and says that the travel difference (an hour and 20 minutes lo.Roane as opposed to five minutes to Southern) PlensesH ..rr,l2 Ol~IIOM SJIIIIM ~ .t 1M l<lillllftM -"'*""- ·':l'a"f' 5 .... hnlltlnlll ~' 1111 Dli'ila *'Wt11111, Cohlmltiilt ........1111111 Chaml)lontlllp: 0\n, SYtilMc>rt (11• 10) ~- Elyl'la (264), Junt e. 12:30 ••.'1\11 ~ 8)'•l'IM - Mlth 'ciiCIIII ilt~Mblll NO YOU DON'T - Cincinnati Reds' Sean Casey prepares to tag out St. Louis Cardinals' Kerry R9blnson, left, as he is picked off first base by pitcher Jimmy Haynes in the first inning Thursday in Cincinnati. Cincinnati won 3-2. (AP) . " ···~rlnl· ~~ ·91.!0a.tll• t.illl~~t • l t>,t!l. ~- ·l l>-111· ~ $<MOl • •:lh.lll, ~ Sdlool ' MII)>~ • • ,.ll).,m. n-~o o..~ tJ 0~. WIIW. 1.1, \!It $1, 1\1, IMl -. ........... . 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'!WtMn.,~-7p.a ~ .... 'SuMiy'Stihooi ·'9:~LnL ~ --,- · 9:~ -~, ..-s-dloy o-ilo ~ --- -.. t )~ · 7pa ~sw .-. z/0 ••11 r '(V " -- - l(l,!lf)U."-~;.•" ...........:lll..... • " ................ ----._", - - - - - - . . . . "--'"" The Daily Sentinel Bltsstd art the purt be hlfll'l; for thty slulU 111 God. Matthrw 5:8 My f)race laautllc• for th..; for mY atro.noth Ia · meade perfect In WHkMU 11 Cor. 12:1 · ' . TOLEDO (AP) ~ Fonner Wayne State assistant basket· ball cOIIth Nate Tuorl joined Tole4o's coaching staff Thursday as an assistant. · Tuorlrepl!lr;les Tim SaUen, who reslgnell'ln !Jecember. RO\lkets cnaclt Stan Joplin said he wanted' to hire '!Uorl btcause of his experience l'e\lrultlng In the Dettoit area. , 1\Jqrl served as an assistant the past three season with Wayne State, the fJ.tst two as a llfllduate assistant. The Wllitlors went 45·38 during that time, Nets ~~~ do the math, nd 0·2 Would be bad LOS ANOllLES. (AP)- The arithmetic is all too clear to Nets coach Byron Stott. ''If we go back to Jersey 0-2, there's a lot of pressure on us to win all three games at home," he s~d Tl1ursday, "Against a team like that, this ts gomg to be very tough," The Nets are lntent on avoiding such a scenario. They showed they could stay with the two-lime defending champion Los Angeles Lakers hi ,Game I, although it took about 17 minutes for them to get a handle on the NBA Finals, . Now comes Game 2 on Friday night at Staples Center. The best-of·seven series then moves East for Games 3 and 4 and. if neces~ary. Game S. , , The Lakets, coming off a draining Western Conference ftnals against Sacramento, beat the Nets 99-94 on Wednesday night. They bolted to a 42-19 lead before New Jersey responded. The Nets outscored them 75"57 after that ~ not enough to win but perhaps a psychological boost for a team in its first NBA Finals. · "l know we 're going to play a much better game," said New Jersey's Keith Van Hom, who typified his team's effort, shooting 1-of6 for two poinls in the first half before scor· ing I 0 in the second half. · .. "l wouldn't say we were necessarily in awe," Van Horn said. "I think that .collectively as a team , we tried to calm ourselves down and tried to get off thai high. I think we calmed ourselves down a liule too much and PIHMIHNets,Bl KIDDING AROUND - New Jersey Nets guard Jason Kidd laughes as he stretches his legs during the start of practice Thursday, (AP) Hunter goes·deep as Twins beat lndians,,B-3 MlNNEAPOLlS . (AP) Bartolo Colon pitched a shutout his previous game. this time, he .couldn't get out of the fifth Inning, Thrli Hunter hit a three-run homer In a five-run ftfth to help the Minnesota Twins beat Colon and the Cleveland 'Indians 8·3 on Thurstlay nl11ht. 'Ill' m real down," Colon said through his interpreter, bullpen coach Luis lstilic, "The team got me runs, and l let them down." · The 'IWins have Won five of six at home from the Indians since the~ were swept in a four-game series at Jacobs Field in April and went 5· 14 against them las~ year, Minnesota leads Chicago by four games and Cleveland by 4 I12 in the AL Central. Making up for · -a 9-25 stretch that followed an Il-l start to the season, the Indians arrived at the Metrodome this week having won eight o( I 0. But the 1Wills took two of three. Jacque Jones was , 3•for-5 with two doubles and two RB!s for Minnesota, which fell behind 3-1 heading into the ftfth. "You keep ballling and baltling,'~ Jones said, "and you're going to break 'em." Colon (7-4) had his shortest ·outing this season at 4 2-3 inninss. and he lost for the first ttme in seven starts si nce April 28. His ERA increased to 2.69 after allowing six runs, nine hits and a pai r of walks while striking out five. Colon said he was in pain after his elbow hit his knee while following through on a second-inning pitch. up an RBI single to Jones in a "I thou~ht he'd go out and three-hit third and had thrown get them; ' Indians mana11er 58 pitches by the end of it Charlie Manuel satd. Then came an arduous ftfth "Instead, things fell apart. His inning he be~an with a 3-1 velocity was down, he lost lead. The Twms sent nine to command of his pitches and the plate against Colon before control of the game." Chad Paronto entered to get The league leader in com· the last pu(. plete games with four, Colon A double by Jones brought allowed only nine earned runs the Twins within one,' and a in his eight previous outings. single by Doug Mienlkiewicz His shortest outing before this · tied it. Afler a walk lo Corey one was 5 1-3 innings April Koskie, Hunter hit the first II against the Twin &. pitch over the right-field wall But after breezing through for his 15th homer, making it the first two innings, he gave 6·3. �• Page 8 2 • The Dally S1allnel Tyson vs~ LeNis: the specter of danger BaiT' . The Daily Sentinel ..• . .. Lito says he's just getting started •a•PiceB1 _ will allow htm to do a better job in all aspects of his life: family, teaching, and coaching. In Barr's two-year absence, Rusty Richards directed the Tornadoes to records of 3-7 and 4-6. Ten seniors graduated from the latter squad. . · Adding to the traditional rivalry between Southern and Meigs County foe Eastern id the fact that Pat Newland, an assistant under Barr at Southern, was recent! y named the head coach at Eastern. Barr will teach-junior high science in the Southern Local School District. The Tornadoes will open their season on August 23 at Berne Union. Zillo •"' alllllce ad met: 011t - . trt ntE IS!iOCWtD PliES!> Silt williS m a .-. ..t 8any Zillo i\1l't His l.l3 ERA .,_,. him st.'ll• nh ·~ 1 ALstwlris,adhis71~:r:- CXIalfonable)d.. 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"But I thought we responded well after the first quarter, and we're going to respond well the rest of the series." . The Nets are in the playoffs for the first time in four years, and in the NBA Finals after going 26-561ast season- Scott's fust as their coach. The turnaround was keyed by the addition of Jason Kidd, who_became the first player to get a triple-double in his fust Fmals game with 23 points, 10 rebounds and IO assists. "All the pressure's on LA to sweep or, you know, win this series," Kidd said. The Lakers are playing in the Finals for the 26th time and shooting for their 14th_ champifl onship. They're also trying to become the fi lh team ~n le~fe:e history to win three or more con~a~s.isn't enough, the Lakers :have Shaquille O'Neal, one of -the most dominant players in NBA history. "Shaq is like a modem Wilt Chamberlain. What he does, you don't see anrbody else doing in the history of the game,' teantmate Kobe Bryant said. "It's ridiculous." O'Neal had 36 points, 16 rebounds and four blocks in Game 1. With the Nets ap · plying pressure in the fourth quarter, O'Neal had 14 points -all but two on 12-of-21 free throws. and ni~:w::~t part, the Nets defended him uu':Jf with single coverage, using Todd MacCulloch, Aaron Williams and rookie Jason Collins. All were outmanned, although Scott liked the work of Collins, who played eight minutes in the fourth quarter after sithng out the first three. "You just have to try to be physical with him, give him different looks," Collins said. "'The first time I played against him, l wasn't hawy -. with my performance. I felt I did a belti:r job a~nst him, but you know he's_going to score his points. You just don't want him to get dunks." scOlt S3J'd he PJanned 10 use c0 J1ins mon: m · Game 2. "Shaq and Kobe, if they get their 50 to 55 1 points, close 10 60 points, can live with that," the Nllf-S' coach said. "My main objective is to mate sure the other guys don't hurt us. Rick Fox had 14 (points) and eight (rebounds), that h ~::S· Kobe · · ~ts gomg to score, ts gom~o score. e've gOI to make sure we keep ·r role ~ayers to a minimum." 0' a1 has bee hi bes 10 • the NBA e n at s t Finals. Two years ago, he- went from scoring 25.9 points m the conference finals against Portland to 38.0 against Indiana. And he went fro_m 27.0 against the Spurs to 33.0 against Philadelphia last year. · This year, O'Neal averaged 30.3 against the -- Kings in'the seven-game conference finalsbut picked it up when the Lakers really needed. · · 41 · · G 6 d 35 · ·· It, sconng pomts 10 arne an pomts m Game 7. ''One thing that's magnified in this team is the effectiveness of Shaquille O'Neal," Lakers _coach Phil Jackson said; "Incredible ability to h d 1 d rdo · th overmatc an ove~ ay an .ove . mmate e other team's centers. ' Jackson knows all about domination, having coached a guy named Jordan in Chicago, where the Bulls won six championships in the 1990s. Now, Jackson is on the verge of equaling Red Auerbach's record of coaching nine cham~·. onshio teams. He also is three wins short of t Riley\ record 155 playoff victories as a coach: And three more wins are precisely what the Lak eed ~ d · h 'tl ers n . or a thir straJg t h e. ··· 51 .._.._ t~ Your Friends & Neighbors ~ .... '" E " r~ i! ~ .. : Meet Desiree 'Dtylor, Fanners a,nt's Tuppers PlaiM Branch Loan omcer. .." = ~ . .: ~ "Farmers BtmJ: has Hen ag~•placefor me to grow and exptUUI "'' caner. It's a terrific place to wOI"k." • ac • ~ ~ 3;.rve:.;.::o1 # • • location the next )UT. - . $ ATLANTA (AP) - The : Atlanta Braves swept New : Yortc. but they aren't ready to # buly the Mets just yet ~ '1tdocsn'tn:allymeanrnuch; : other than seeing their fans ~ walk out .of the stadiwn inad. :~ That gives Ime great Pea• sme," Olippcr ~ . Jones said after ~- . the Braves : defeated the :· Mets 3-2 Th~y. • Thm Glavine pitcbed seven 'I strong UIIUngs . . .....___ the to """"'""' ~· second 10-fU~~C: winner in the ;: majors. givtiiJ the Braves their •: ninth victuy m II games. · . :: .TheMels lost three sllaight at ~ '1\Jmer Field -the other game f ill the series was rained out• and theif losing streak stanch at .• fi ve m . a row. New Y,'-'""' has t· ~ below .500 (29-30) • 4 Ill games behind the '· ·NL. Although, she really enjoyed her years in customer servtce. Desiree's favorite job at the bank is in the lending department. Desiree can help her customers to obcain bOih personal and real estate loans. Desiree has done a ,__;.,;;.;.;,;.;...;.;;,.;..;,;;;._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Member FDIC I (F:IJJ Farmers Bank ~ We're Your Bank for Cifelli fust-plw::e Braves in the NL ~ . Hardly what was expected ~ from a team that llllde lliJmovesdtJringtheoff-1 wtlh an eye toward ending Atlanta's Slreak of 10 sttaight division titles. ''That' 'll '-s a team we WI ,...., from at some point in the seaSOli," Jones predicted "I'm swe theyfeelalotlikewedtdacoupie of weeks 11g0. They arm't jllaying their best ba.ll, but they're only 4 Ill gaiaes out." In the onl'1 other NL game '11\wsday, Cincinnati beat St. Louis 3-2. Aorida and Philadelphia were rained out at Veterans Stadiwn. . The Braves were two games under .500 on May 14, but the~'¥11 gone IS-5 since then to .. rec .m their r..ann'Jiar postllon itop the standings. "lt turned around for us," ~~- '' sevaal - : CINCINNATI (AP)-lnterleague play ·.>".gives Cincinnati Reds manager Bob ~-. .Booneachancetogohome. • The Reds open a •L-· u'""'"game senes ~·r·Friday night in Anaheim, where Boone .. played from 1982 to 1988. It's the first ~,t •time the Reds have played the Angels in ·, the regular season. - . Boone p1a_yc I ed the fi1rst 10 yetUS of h'ts ··~r with Philadelphia. which sold him , _to the Angels after the 1981 season. While -'-with the Angels, he earned the last of his ••\fourAII-StarGllmeselectionsatcatcher. ., ·. During the time he P.layed in Anaheim, •:.-Boone moved his family to California. He ,:lives about six miles from Edison Field. ·; ~ "I think of myself as a Phillie, but I .:.:ttave nothing but fond memo_ries of~ ·Anaheim and the Angels and what they :;'did for my career," Boone said. "It was a • :great time." -:. Boone had a little culture shock when "- e movedh'1s .ann ~ ·1y ~.rom theEas t c oast, .:.... ::and it wasn'tjust because of the climate. · ~'7 "It's a completely different atrttosphere. · People go to games out then: like they're _ '" ~.&oing to the movies,'' Boone sru'd. "In -~aston or Philadelphia, people are born ~lnto it. It's in the soul. 1 played a lot -of 7 '~amesinAnaheimwherethey'dbecheer• g tior the Yankees. Diverse groups come • ·~o the games.'' .·., After finishing his 19-year career with ~Kansas City in 1990, Boone did. some ;:•Aoun·n~ and I1'ked the way the Ang·els' ... :J.•IIpar lookt!P after it was renovated in ' t""' J PJ.EY ~.JeeR ' .. Across from Ripley High School at 335 South Church Street, Ripley, WV ·--- '~·/ . . . . . . . . . . . .l .... . . . . . . . . ova' ....... Devil··Sllllri Joi: ""11• · BaY· :-;:'-( ..,. • ... • .• Q I ... a if: a ; ;; -•• : -= 77 s• ~ ~ J -lliilfla 'IS ..,. •- .slO -SD • IS ¥; -- Al~idt i: 1 ~ .<lll II\ 0 tt Iii MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. HDthh.y·s ' bead.- Hucbb waited - '1 110-.1 lhe 1110111111 aDd had 'WOrds wilh Ktlllltdy., andbodl betldles ud bullpens Subscribe toda" dcaal.. but 110 pwdles ~ lhroWII, . 992-2156 ',/" .. P\lse .,m,.;- K ' no...._ led --.--- _ . . ~::-::-t. _, bolh betldles after 1lmpa Blly s Aubley Huff was hit ill lhe bdmet by Luke · Prokoptc ill lhe fourth. Rov.u.s .. w- ...__ 3 1 Dmdl May ~ned''iu"'s ~ "'"'""' "~~-" ~ ..........., ill .-tv fi-ve seasons. . ,_ "-"' •-t'"''"~ '""'_'"';;:;lj""' ·--~ ., ay's l • will came 011 Aug. 31. 19!17, wheft he was'pitdli!l& for A~m. He IIO'IItiElO.,..RS tlon, or 10, '" spent the preVlOIIS foUr !aSOIISID JQ(lllll Selllll !lft!IUIIa o.,M M-t eMil ... appolntmtnt to and beglli Ibis year 011 the _disabled list •.,.; lwd 11f.. ._......_ . 1111pect t:ollllerll, because oh straiaed left groill, MEIGS COUNTY 8111der• 111.aet Pilot to •••• ott ~ While Sox ha-ve dloppal nine of IIIIGS ~TY ~:~:~!n ~~~~;~': their last II games. · COUR11tOUSI., ,._ 0 11 p 11 111 11 c .tiS S•coftll l;apro••••nte In .._.,. Olllo 4Sm M•le• Co11ntr •• II) s, s, T, :110112 .antll 1:,0 pM, fttennlnell lily till 3lc TIIIIASDA't. .IUMII? F'llltrll - Lllilot ------~ I first ......., Go••-'& .__ Str•••· 'MtllipiMIIt IIIUIUIIJ to complet• the .__,_.\.._ ti;'"t ltnown "• Joacssatd. "fmsweitwiUtum c1ameoca1s am~'t DClJiilll, mat· ifl .ROUTE 1_, around for them." ters, eilher. . . :':.TJ:.ON ~c~ New YOlk lost the tluee In the third, New York put at wt~lcll 111111 ttl• gameut Turner Field~ a lottl I'UIIlleiS Ill fust and third widt 1• will be offourrum. The&ustrationWG ouiS. But Slarting pitcher Jell' lt:ly eptnell tncl especially evident in the ei~th, ~·Ami«:? chopped a bullt bklller~, when Jay Payton's dri¥11 wtth a ditectly tn front of 1he plane, apnltlcllllo.-w, llld:lng runner aboant field WG ca~t ~-.~~ft;. to an ....., double play doollllltflta, co11tract '""""'6 -• ~nst the right· wall y for the Bmves while the IUIIIICI' •nd 11t111t docuiMIIII Utuy Shelliekf for the dtird out. at third had t6 hold. Roberto may .,. •••miMd 1t Payton slammed his helmet into Alomar sti\ICk OUt to end the the otlloa et . linn thedirtafteriOUIIdingfirst. inning. :~~~:;:"~~•~~~.~ "We're not happy with 29"Wejustcouldn'tgetlhebimt Z•neavlllt, 01\lo 30," losiiiJ ~kChcr David down,' manne; _ Bobby 43701, the M•lga Weathels saJd. • know iNe're · Valentine said. 'Things will County117Gr~nll 11101111 A!"· ,_~than that."'-..... the tal Our h' '11""'1 Olllce E .... "''""' "",,..ve • come our way. US WI '"' • Drtlltl, I'O!Mroy, Otllo ent to turn it around and c:atch They will come to our ball· •m• •nd LHdlng up widt the Bntves." pwtc." cr..k Con..rnnoy Mike R~linger and John . Glavine (10-2) Sl!'U~Itd g:::c~~1':!':• :0:.~ Smoltz pttched a . scoreless ~ the first two mm~ Flutllnll Ohio _,.,n inning apiece, widt . Smaltz throwtng SO pitches, but he did- •net otitatned twom earning his 17th save. n't falter on a sweltering day Linn Engineering, Inc., The Mets are s~ing that claimed New York catcher 134 M1rktt 8\IHI, _.,. . Iy, batllng • JUSI . Olllo _,701 uuenStve as M'ke t Piazza, who had to •-..,..-we zannvllie, upon fll\'mtnt by a team and runking 13th in the in the. sixth blx:1'1se of lightIIIY•bl• league in nms scored. Poor fun. headedness. to Linn lntln-lng, · lno. In till 1111011nt of a11s.oo tor ..oil ..t, which allell .,. non· ::="1 =.::· :::·-::.=: _.:,~'~ . :;:.bl:;,;lc:. :No. :. :. ; tlc.:.".;. ._ Wit••• UtiOIII ,.ul_..., I'ROISAlti: COURT .. -...lou• OF MBQS COUNrf, •111111 opportu111ty 0t10 pwo'flalon•, •n• till RE: CHANGE OF ::,;:,~':! 11 ~0~ 11: IN NAME OF JOYCE l * f o l - 11onct for ANNA MARIE UMI,_, ot 1M contntcl MUSICK TO JOYCE ANNA BELL blllcl WEDDLE wlt:llrtiw =~• ":,~~ w11111n 1111.., •- -•· CASE NO. atilt 11111 IICtllll ot 32100 till opelll"'l tl)treot· Til• MEIGS COUNTY NOTICE OF =-~~~t to ==~~rHAME waive 111y ll'l'lfiUIIrttlla 1nd to Appllclnt llerellly · glv" notice ·to all II)M:IIII\' or til blcla. ·COMMISSIONEFIS IIIEIGS COUNTY lnttral ted peraona lllcl \0 O.lly Santlnal (117, 11, n, 3tc IIIII till IPPIICint hll · flied •n Appllcltlon for Ch•nge ol Nllllt In.tne Probate Coun of Melo• County, - - - - - - 01110, requ..ung tile Public Notte. chlnge of nam• of Joyce Ann• Mlrl• Mualck to Jove• NOTICE: Ia tlarabf Anne lell Weddle. given that on Tilt lletrlng on 1111 lltunlay, June I, application will ba 1.0112, at 10:00 1.m., a held on the &lh d•v of public •••• will .,. July, 2002 ., 1:~0 held at 111 W•t o'clock p.m. In the Probate Court of Malga County, loc•te<t et conatructlon aoat Ia (lll .. lda Powell • Ohio 45768 . Pomerov, $810 ODD 00 (light auper YIIUI Th.l huncirect' Ninety Farmer• 81nk 1nd L" Anna Waddlt thou•and dollaral. A Saving• Compeny, Ia 31780 ll'lvier Flold IMHI _ diMIItlngwlllbe 1111tng for caal\ In Portland, OH 45770 hald' at 10·00 am on hand or certified Tllllrteley, 'June ao, check tht foiiOwln_g (8) 7, 2002 aooa 1t '"' L..dlng cotlltwal: cr.. k Con..rvtncy 11118 FORD Dl11r1c1, 34411 Corn TAURUS Hollow R011d, Flutl•nd, IFAIPUutJ0171380 GUN SHOOT Ohioci AIITO, AIR, AM·FM 11 1 111111 be Hlled CASSETTE, POWER •nd m•rtced 11 lid for WINDOWS, POWEll Fork~d ll..un STATE ROUTE 143 DOOFI LOCKS, SportStl\an Club WAT I! R LIN E CRUISE. firid_av, june 7 IXTENSIONPIIOJECT nn HOND:rvA ,. 1nd -mailed or TFIX300X II OOPM cltlllvered to: 4TITE140XXAOIIH03 L-...:7:..:.::!.!!:~:....Malo• county The Farmtra 11nk Comml_lalontr~~ and Bnlnga Help Wanted Melga County CGmpany, Pomeroy, 11111111- "'=-- ""J.'::"' Cillo- ••• 1-800-665-3060 • 304 372-2901 • N 0 t e b' 0 0 k 1996 and 1997·. "For scoutint· that's one of mv favorite I p aces to .watc 1 games," -he salfd . "They completely gutted underneath. When I go in there, I don't know where I am. They did one of the nicest refurbishing jobs of any place, to where vou r. say 'You don't need a new stadium.'' Instead of ~laying American League Central Diviston teams this year, the Reds are playing opponents from the AL West. Boone hasn't given much thought to the change in format for interleague play. "It's something different, something that's fun and exciting," he said. "If we · we 'II be rea1happy that we d'd1 II.· If wm, we don't, we'll be real sad and think it was stupid.'' · . • BEEN THERE, DONE THAT: _• Althoug h the Reds are making then. fi1rst regular-season trip to Anaheim, dtey've been there before. , . . When the players stnke ended dunng the 1981 season, the Reds had two exhi· · lei bitions in Anaheim before pte ng up their schedule in Los Angeles. They lost to the Angels S-0 on Aug. 7 and won 2-1 on Aug. 8. th • Reliever Tom Hume, now e teams ·bullpen COilch, got the win in the second exhibition. • INTERLEAGUE STATS: The Reds ~ 34•J9 . smce. · · Ieague pIay mter stlllted tn 19!17, tnclud1ng a 4-fl record lust season. . .Ken Griffey Jr. and Carlos Delgado have 28 homers in interleague games the . th•e maJ~· . Gn'ftiey h. 1!5 dnven . ' m . most tn 69 runs; tied for th1rd and trwhng Sammy Sosa (77) and Delgado (75) for the interleague lead Reds designated hitters went 10-for-31 . . (}23) wtth one homer and four RBls tn mne mterleague games last season. Sean Casey .was tile designated hitter for three games, and Griffey and Deion Sanders filled the role twice apiece. D.T. Cromer and Alex Ochoa each had a game at DH. The DH will give Boone a chance to get his four outfielders (Griffey, Adam Dunn, Austin Keams and Juan Encarnacion) . · -th e 1meup. He n1 so may use one ofh'IS mto backups us the DH to give him playing time. · • SILVA ARRIVES: Right-handed ' . ed, thII . cIub reI'1ever Jos~ ·S'I• ~~~ JOin Thursday, taking Luts Pineda s spot m the bullpen. Silva ha~ surgery to remove bone chips from h1s elbow on Murch 4 and had. been on a.·rehllbilitat.ion. assignth Cl Tri 1 A L 11 ment WI ass P eOUISVI e. "Wheri I came here, I felt like it .was my first time being called up- being with a new team andhall" .. said · "I'm excit· • Silva ed. I want to e1P ou1. ~ose Rijo accepts role in Reds' bullpen > CINCINNATI (APl- Jose Rijo hasn't ·lieen the same since he thre.w 110 pitches · ';(m May 3, and he's headin~ io the bullpen ;hoPing to figure out what s wrong. ~ · ltijo was bwnped from the Cincinnati ~~eda' rotation after he got hit hard last _:Saturday, when he gave up seven runs l,n ·five innmgs of an 8-4 loss to Atlanta. :. He'll be available to · pitch in relief .Thursday when the Reds conclude a lain-shortened series against St. Louis. Their game s'cheduled ·for Wednesday :night was rained out and reschedule<! as 19art of a doubleheader on Tuesday, Aug. . ~7. ~ · The Reds decided to drop Rijo from -lhe rotation while he .was in the Pominican Republic for the funeral of i!is grandfather, who died Saturday night. The demotion didn't surprise him. • : =,,_ }Boone returns home to start interleague play ::~=:::o•m!~ =~:~~:~; R ds 8 • . • Pll§~11mlkboaomoflbe-...iaaifta =~\ 110 Ull ·,, .. ,, 1 . .. lll.utJAYS S. D-IIAYS<I ""'--".._,_ "'-'-Hli • bit - .. RBI ..... ~ ~-ne •, . ~ • -:.~:::'!: Desiree SlaJied wid! I1S IS I panlime Idler, she moftd into customer service full-time. and W&'i piOIIlOCcd to a c:ollections officer in 1995. She became a loan officer in 2000, and moval from Pomeroy to our Tuppers Plains bit of everything at the_bank, and · benefits her customers .with her knowledge of various areas. . . . ._...hoi '- : SWeep =· no =•.. ":::"to Desiree bas been~ by Farmers Bank for eight years.. Desiree was born in Pomeroy, but she lived in Elyria near Clevetand for awhile. Eventually, she chose to return to her hometown. Desiree stays 8Ciive with her family. She has been a room mo!her, den lllOiher for the CUb Scouts, and bOih Plesidenl and Treasurer of the PTO at her son's school. She enjoys antiquing for glasswan:, voluntc:cring for charity in such events as the Heartwalk and Relay' for Life, and being outdoors. Glina ........_ • -. ' ....__,__....__._.,__ _ _.., -..,d.. - - • :Jill ... " \, • " " ' - .... ~~---1•~ ,.., •• n,. ·" " ' ' 1a 1he: A•&e"~dlt IJIIII& .-a. lbild -•••• _........ 11lD .......u...~ ........... ........ ............ • l .... ....... . - Cl' . n Julio builu ~...ad Oil a . ;...,. ; ~ Q a fieldtt 's dloic:e. Orludo NmiC!Io , , , .., N » .e '~"• Cl ..,.,. ~ CIUtiiO 1elfGnl, ~ tllfted hila Q ' I ! ! ~ ' - CIIf out tor hi\ firstALsa\"e. J~ 17 •• K--... 1111:~~S:C:'fi:~se= t::! ::'J:= :r~.Jlltt'!: be does, be's aacl Detroit. Bo!.too be&ins ill bpt; .._._ of ..... _ . • plaY Friday IQ.llllpMt NL West·leod-...... ~ ...... MtiDf UIIArimnalllft--..r.t.. Slletl hes, like bis ll· 1i " fiDish tollsi or '-' CUiiise., die roll be's 011 ri&l* IIOW ~-mes isa't ciSher. Zito (7-2). .....__•• .__. ... ...,., ......_ ngers bad 1101 scored ie 20 siece Apil30 II New Yod. iminp llllliJ Rabat Fic:t bit a 1111ee-tua In Olher AL pmes, it was: 8osloa 4.. homc1 off Casey Rlss>Jm with 011t out ill Deboit 3; Kwms City 4.. rllit=a&n 3; lhe llinlh. U-...., Utbial ..,. two 0U1S 6Thruuto S, ,.,_ Blly ... Minn -Dill ,. for e.•........., -- .., his llldl sa-ve ill l 9 tNnces. Clevdaad 3; IDd Texas 9, Aaahtim 8. Deboit's Dmitri Y!JWII watt O-foro.4, Baltimore at New YOlk was rained oot. """ina his c:artcr-hi&h 18-pme hittiD& Zito p-ve up a homer to khiro S>mti _~ 0111111: game's first pill:b.. He fdl behind IW«lust,ANGELsl 3-l ill 1111: thinl 011 Bn:t Boooe's l'MHim Juu Gonuiez hi..a..lini>IHI a se-.nm single, but be held down the Meri.nc:rs IIYU 6'' after bis teatD ..,_,;_. lhe )(ad in lhe thinl imiq with • ltne-nm llOllltf -~pbis 401st- as Texas ended Alllheim's bottntD of the inmDJ. . foul'..game wimiq streak. Suzuki, the n:ignmg AL MVP. cbased Gonulez went 3-for-S, as dtd Mike Zito in the sevenlh wilh a Pllgle that Lamb. who also hiu solo homer, help-a'fgthinl wibyth :OUt. ing TeDli end l six·gallle rolld losiq to 11110 pildles • streat ud avoid what would have been ;.-- stKtp of *e -- ' ' • I -··------ "My last outing was poor,'' Rijo said Wednesday. "I made mistakes, my slider wasn't sharp. If they want to do that, I agree. If they think I have a better chance. to help the lfil11l in the bullpen, I'll do that." Rijo, 37, returned to the Reds as a reliever last August, overcoming five elbow operations and a six-year layoff. He won a spot in · the bullpen during sprin' training, then g0111 chance to rearize hts dream and start in the 1111\iors again. . · He did well initially, but has. stnlggled since throwinf 110 pitches in seven innings of a 6- loss in San Francisco on May 3. The right-hander hasn't been able to throw more than four or five innings before fading. "Don't forget I haven't pitched this many innin$s in seven years," said Rijo, who had hts first reconstnlctive elbow operation in 1995. "I think it was just so many pitches in one day, then my arm had a liard tiii!C catchillg u~ without any rest. I'd pitch five good 1nnmgs, then my .arm was aoins. There's got to be some· thing to that." . Reds manager Bob Boone is noncom· mittal about how long Rljo will stay in the bull~n. Asked what lies in his future, Rijo satd, "If you want to talk about today, that's my future." . He spent the last few days remembering a grandfather who was a guiding force in his life. Antonio Acoata, 98, raised Rljo's family along with his own ....; eight children In all -on the meager salary of a police officer in the Dommican. · -- -- - --·--- ~~=~~h=nd ~:~~· ~~~~~~v:~~= Street Pomeroy, OhiO ••••· and to wlt""rtw . 45788 tha above collateral l!lch bidder Ia required 10 furnlah with Ita propo.. l, • lid ou•r~ntv and Contract loncl In loaordanca wllh Saotlon 153.54 01 thl Ohio Revlaad Code. lid aaourlty furnlahtd In lond form lhall be laaued by a Surety Comp1ny or clnotrhp,or8111111°,n0 f1100•hnto"tdo provide ..ld aurety. laoh Propoul mu11 oont•ln till full name ollha PlrlY or partial aubmlttlng I he propoaal 1nd all 11 t d peraona Each n "" • therein. bidder mual aubmlt avldanae of lla txperlanoea on projacta of tlmllar al•• and oomplexlty. The owner lntanda and reqtilr.. that lhla prolaot lit oompletld on no later then fl!lay 31, aooa. All oontraolora and auboonttaolor• Involved withto the project will, the axtanl praotlcablt ua• Ohio produota, matarlale, letvlaaa, and labor In lhe lmpl•m•ntatlon of lhtlr projeot. AddltiOIIIIIy, oon1r101or complltnn with the equal employment opportunity requlremanta of Ohio Admlnlatrlllve Codt Ch•ptar m, th• ~ V P~::~~~~~% prior lo ..,,, Furthar, The Farm•ra lank Aides · ., St•t" ""st·". and saving• ·~ company rnervu Nun;t Ald~s lhe right lo rejact •ny Pl~u s nnt Volley orall blduubmlnl!l. l'rlvu c Duty Is 1 1 d•T•chralbed 0 01b11°t,vr1'1 . ncccp•ln• ll"i>lknthms • dllly " hotne will be •old "at Ia- for l•l'ivntc where Ia", with no cure cnscs 10 pruvldc expmaed or lmpllllcl hourly cut'C lo clients warr1nty~lven. · who reside in Mnson. For fu arlnforma· Meigs, Gttlliu, Alhen~ Counties und Jm;kson County, wv. _ · , Competitive"''" flexible sc·hcduling • Milcugc Forlctd Run tortsmnn Club lllimbut>emcnl " •11cuhh ittsnrotK~ S rine- C-'~nled . CII·~,~;,T,' •lncoml vc plnn ..... 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Milot bo ,,._llopaoMtga lor Ill· _,.•Uut•-on Localtd on Butallille Ptka, Road. $3,000. s-.. ro, 2 35 Wftt 2 T"""" - - - - , - ·_ _ _ - •· June 9 ~ I< Mary Root, Diolarys.-vt• -.g1o- ~ 1hru traaound ttcnnotoglat In ,_,.-,,..,.,..,oox ·4500 oqftlllttlngon 1...., RontodMoblloHomoo.Pub-. houOIApartmenll,Wl1y wd? Start .kino 811\, AM · ..,. at (7<40) 587-3156 be- Sundojl. Send~ 10: GaltlpOiil ond aurmondfriG o1o1uo . , _ , of land, 3 bedrooms w1tn lie water, nlc<l llofM Woter Sawaga, Trail!, ONo 'iil'ogltO ~ ~ 1011 Gar¥ Salt: Wrights.-. 8:00 am and 3.:00 JR,-'25, 200 Main StrMt, ·~·· R4Q'tl0rod& r.gilll'y o.tgln, or...., •*'~""' 1o large mootor aullo wltn Rt. 2 $42,000. $350/Mo., 740 448 0008. ltH t-600-1$6~3 e>l past Etomentaty School ; pm. . . . Poini-.WI/255!0 . eligltN, _ . , ullraoound _...,_ S.lh. 2 112 balhl, a. ... (304~·15~3 1621 fl1day, .b>6 7111 Sa~~ Nursing Cenle<, vaooular & .cho cordlognl· .,......,.... lmh ua 1or mont Finl-. 2 cor 111raga Sludlaloftlcltncy IPirtmenl, . .hJne 811\ l'ta'"on 8Nn1 ' Eost Main Stroet. ~ocot, community-baaed ptoy. we olio<_,,,.,~ benoloeohuh-o.• (Pool, Pond & Garden 27 Acres, private, nice 1P01 1225 unlul'-. 1250 furo Coolville. OH 4572$ ~~ oroanlzation t4i1o & ilgning bonuo. i011m area). $180,000. C•ll fer home, root in woodland, nlohtd, $300 depOiit. - · ~ .kino 6, 7.• 8, 9, - · 5 EOE MOI<Ing AN'I Mid ~ ,.,.,. about uo 1M our T1ill wtll 1101 (7<40)357-0502 water tap after 1 740-982· traoli lncludltd, Mlddtoport, "'~-----··-,J. 1/2 miiH S.allan Rd . Care""* 10 p!OVIdo core silO www.wmldweotullra· • 1• · 96« ' · ' (740)5n0848, (740) 588, . . acrooa !tOm fire station, col· O Sl G 10 11 tno1< toomH, IIOIIild.com, . , - contatl know•'l r -rll Must Soli. 1300 oq n. · 3488. 1 C·1 -flany0uill'M!Iii1 -~-. llea.,.s, baA VERTI N Fulandpar1tlmaposltlons · uad1Ni:llyorlleltdyourre- "''"' Ranoh, 3BR/ 1 Bath In ForSalo .· . · tot - · ~ ~ by 1-o, & loll mloc:. . SALES· eYililabte. Appalachian aume to our corpoooto o111ce " - - ~In Town. $45.000 OBO. 12 loll range 2.65A to UA Tara TownhOuN Apart. MoiiJO Oouill'l, Mn<l itttooo . . . Colnm.inity VNA. Ho1!Jic1, Att. B.KincaidHRDtpt. .-Jonof ... Jaw,Qw (7<40)048-8938 prlco rango $11,600. to 1110<111, V.ty Spaciouo, 2 "" ~.. lo: .~ Oal\y Jul1e V-8, 8;00-<1;00 • 1Oeryl R 'E ' N't JIVE end Heroith ~ It in MIDWEST U~TRASOUND -.......... . $31 500 Plus - and 35A . a.droomt, 2 Fiaore, CA, 1 SentiMI, PO lloo< 729-2l!, ~.l in RIOQOCNSI REP E A ..... 20tn yeer ol j)IQIIiding INC. 50 WMI 'rocnctntlr hllo!ll!erllliol.. MOIIILE H!IM&'i traci., ~lllklea IVIIIabfo. All !~-~ ~'::t.~: · · . Ohlo~'?ffl ~.;,...,....,Homo lnteri· Fot "~ll e•tabll'""•• ...... . ~""""homo core to Or. 4wdklloodwerll . lin FOR"··on paved Barton Chopol """ -.. • . 0 ' or, Old Otd, mlttor, 010. ~ . , ""' il:'' p;;;;ji; of llUJ - · t.!lilord Ott 45150 .. IIIII IUA f 5 I f t · . """""' Rd. 2 mi. 111>1T! Jerryo Run tlo. Slar1 S36SIMo. No-· "~"":1\\\V Local Co. o:oton~y II'OI. Ont-)'Mr,. cal101frae800-S531798 auloblaonanoquof call ~·576-2890 or 304- LHMPiuoStcurityDopoalt ._..,,... Sat June 8th, 9-3 .. Dave or 513 248 8885 or~ 513_....,_ 1079 Uborly. 2 llodroom, 1 675·5485 Tho WIMman Roqulrfd, Dayo: 740-«6: "~------•· S!>e.-'a. e<J5 Ms1n st. SERVING THE -_, _... .. "' 241-1!04& .,.. 1 . Botn, Large Kllchon. Great Agency ywr Brclcer. 3481; E"'nlngo: 740-387, Ra<~n~, Hufly l>ikt, patlont care NqUirod. Home b.klncoldemwullruound.co Condlllon wllh many up· 0502. • to good hOmo . 6 clotnoo. ' gi!11 ll>t 12 TRI<-CO . UNTY ~.re ... ~. PE--t fn r'o .......,_ dolll. Waohor/Dryer, All For Sola: 1 ,.,. MIL, Mor· ~- R·- ~ ~ fn;)l\tfl ~ t.lnate Gog· toj\Jnior:l,-ttomo. ,....,.._ '""""" ~ft.--, Doctc, Window cerlllllt Area. Septic, WIMI< •-• ·~1'1 oOWO<......,..· • mikod · Part""" ciOO. AREA ~~~: PORSALI! ltNtrnentl, Moot Furnltura & Electric. $15,000. Call lng opplicotionllor """"' - · naVAJUJ SM.& Bl:.loiiNml G """' • SlayL Oreal Starter Home. (7<40)388·9230 . 1br Hud opl.aK 1 ,_ ·~~· . -·• •YI'I $7000. (1<40)245-0470 after . Junod f/40)448· 7 30 . . ~ . Pr. I'I.EAs.oo' • • Must hl'lt good t:/:PIIf"""~%,':":: '1'lwNING . - · - ~··- Ua • ~t • at~ ~u , _ old. 2 Story, bo-t. 2 7pm. . Lot lor Safe- Appro>!. 2 112 , utll. paid lor -.yond ~- ~~ ~ ·~·~ v Communlcatlolllklll• "".--..... ~··· · cor oarago, 311ft 2 112 ""'"· o,..rod & reedy lor dl• t(fttwna: ~ bloWgrey; 1 <aij· 2 Filllily Yard Sate. Hounuo, '-1honO. Ohio or re· Oelttp otto Coltega S.th, WrJIII around pc>roh 1981 Nuhua Moblla Home. buDding, gravel drlvewoy, ;!j~~~;! ""' ~ ooonga/M1ila. 7-«1· hol<l, ·f'Umiture. Anttquei, • Must hl'lt good eumoa me~ be fuod to . !Co'"" Clooo To Home) ""' on 2 112 ..,.., Smllh'o 2br. 1be. . Dining Room, water & oleclrlc aYIIIJacr., 'H9·1l•t · Kii!t thingt. & lllt>y 8ed Urlvlng rtconll 740-lfl ~ore. EOE. ~11 ~::=4311'7, Custom Cablnots/Wood. _,PUmp. (304)578»4016 Porter sree. Aoklng 14 •~.~~ ~-u · m n~.~ "'2 .... . · . ~ ""' . vldtown Mala and Fomota. Eacor . · R~UCHl ,;. · work thro.ughout Beautiful . $13,995, . Call (740)448· ,__ __ 1 11 """' ~nu r•••~• ~~ ...,,. ,.,. lnd banc.ra Wanltd. Sarihomo lor $235,000. Cilll 1984 Clayton Mobile Home. 4514 from 8·5 or (1<40)<148; • fo'O!N> 4 l'an\lty. lnltntt, <hlldr11n trattsporlllllon ouo lnqulreo ··Only. 116 . (7<40)245-8805 before 8pm. 14x75, 38R, 2 a.m. Fire- ~alter8pm. · · 16x80 litH. 11 00/mo. 70 elo!Ma, car..,.,.. .,!Wotl. • Must hl'lt 1blllty to 17<40)3111•1788. MNcnJ.ANroUS , ShOwn by appointment, Se- place, 2 Porchts. (740)446· 982•2167 l'ound· but not t aught era~ aupplloo, hOUIOhOid . bel TEAM pllty.r . . rtouo lnqulrlto Only. ' .:.47:.:8:..2-:--:---::--:-::::-:Gnoon l'em>t""""' to bid noma. Millon . ~d. Camp McCturt't RttiiUrlnl now 100 Ciltllllfla :or 3 Houll In Mlddiepor1: 31Jid. 1984 Redman Froni Kitch• ~~=;:::==~ <Nflf'J .,.,.,;ng, Kerr Conley. Fri/Sat 8·? hiring Ill 3 .. full or .......,..EEl Gel 4 TV'I room, quill straet, en, 2 Ill. Great oondlllon. u~~ •rllllo~'::IIOUiEHow~ -~~~.,1 Road ~reo. nlily "" a pot Stntl Rtaunte to: par1·11me, plcO up II'Piic•· .._.._. to D~·-·~. ptuo lol, 2 ca~ra-, muet - Call Hllrofd, 740-385·9846. ~ GooDs lhet "*'""lerr tno tornado. 1110 'IIIli Slle Fktt on6 t1110 · "· - 11.,. lion at locrotton & bnng bode ·~ -•··-· • - ," a~ FOR RfNJ' , (740~>1!i.St52 . _ . ~ar. .klnt 67,8. Muon . Gllltlpolla...,lly """'·betwoen ~:30om & JnotoHadon·FREEI No 1o appi ate 1 7~· -· 1985 Cloyton 1•x7o 2br.. 2 FolloW aignO. ~~ St zu. RE: Advtrlt1lng 10:00am, Monday thru Sat· Equipment 10 buy. l'nlduc1 2678 . fun botho. Exctiilflt Condl· Appil . flaconcltionfd ~ BIUI••Hl ':.':.l.ar.,to · wiOu~ open ltallef parte. 0:00 tilt S.lea Rtp ufdeY. :''~GaM I•IIOD-4 75-8888 tn Town Countty uvtng, lion. Hllat pomp. on rented ~~~=1 =1~. ~~1oryera, Rangla, S.OO. OTMI B borgalna. A 5 Thlnl A CASHLANO OPENING+ ' - - HouH Large Lot 7 "" In Mlddlepon. (~) 675 " D 30 ~ I 8 5% Roirlgratora, Up To 90 Dayt cle, Smokey Row Rd. lott Large lOll ,.rilly of""" and 82 Ylllut W•"'""' Roomo' 2. ~~1i2 Baths APownR· F ' U ~~3.1"•· Guaranteed! We (t<40"78..:l)l3 mol* 'rOOto Qaiii....Ua OhiO ••••t SOON IN · GA~LIPOLIS. 1110 .,.. •• ~ O'D ' Full E 2353or(304)675-5578 or I ngo, ~ __ .._Soli NoW ill!""',;..;-----, NewNHd lltfnt tiotn.. •· ,..... ' """" ManaQtmilnt pooltlon and To Do S.Hment, - · oil • 1988 tndleo 1•x72, 2 Bed· 3323 ExL 1708. ' t.laylag Appift..,.., Frenoh 3• · llllt·llme ,.,._ P<>lition A"ftz. - - 10 Belmont Drt110, Go~ room, 1 314 both. Garden City Maytag, 740-446-77115. • \'o\IRD Sl.u: . · · . • able. Excellent pay eM All Makoo Lawn Mowers lipolll. (7<40)418·1360 1\Jb. (740)245·8877 , 2br. $325. a monlh. Security , ,. W ~:::;;;;:;:::~· BIOI Ne1Qf11l0thood V.td AIIONI Ast A'""' To IIIJy br bilfloflt pacf<liQt! lneluded. and Ouldoor Powor Equip· 2 bedroom 1 botn (place tor . Dtpolll r.qulrld at 1112 Camel 1!aCk So , llig· Slit. Staff Houle Road. s.tl. Shlrfly Speltra, 304· PitON fa• roaumo ~0 mont Repalrod. Free Pickup another bOth), llllirllt room 1988 ~ntl Moblla ~. Hogg StrHt. 304.e75·3458 ::"" ~~: ~~~=· YARD SALEGra. .A"'nue, Maaon 6.75·1429. (7.0)384·1452 or call and dollvaty available. Call upotalro lnd down. kitchen 3br, 2 ba1h, Clfllral Air, . 2 3 bedroolii;1 both, NC 907 Lamp Tabfo, 4 Pint Cltalro, 11 GAUJPOtl'i . ~~~"r:r./-.l~.:'1~ ~ ~ Bookoiepar'a a..tl•ant full or (1<40)384•14 12. Mb (740)446·7804. utility room, .· play · room: ::'(304)e~~~~ng. 1"2 . s. 2nd, Mlddtapcirt, ssso. Rations-. PallO~ I D·OO·? ' ' part Ume. Rio Gninde I!M. Wondy'o nilnagamlllll op· 0 Pollalllo Sawmill CIOHd l::..tbo<:tc~=idon 2.8 por month • dapoolt & rolar· with 4 Chail'l. Air~ .._...~ ....__ H · · · · (740)245·11203 8•1Cipm portunlly• an agglllllve ex• • ....: ICI'OI. . arH 1898 Clayton 18x80 3 br., 2 oncu. 7<40·11112·5814 or. Phone (7<40)38$.03w II' ...,.... 1 ...,.., UOI .!Jna 7th & 8th, Flf. 9·?, Sat. flJIIlCI lOOking dono hlu jOUr togo to ... with pond In ct<yard, mull bo., special order hOmo after 4:00pm. 1 likoa, TV, 9·2, 31!17 Fllnt<Nn ...,.., Pl. CREAl~; INCOME AT tor .~~~=Pim~n:Ooment mllllusttail304-875-1857. ooll $52,500, mony axtru Including"""" Available Ju~ 111. In Town, For Sola: Recondltlonld : : : : hby PIH11nt, WI/ HOME. llecoi"' aiiP-Il\'· clnd'klla, 15 lntera•od call Jlma Yllrd Work and Car· (740)982·1 trot ale, flroploco, garden wuhoro, dryeno lnd rO!rtg. 1 1 puutoa, ClolhH ZOr ov• Ll!QI 'lltd Salt. rrl. H =:,~o;,: }": ~ 1-800·741·4501 ext 593. ponlty. W. do: Flower box· 2 Stoty Hou11, 4 Bedroomo, ~~~~~w:r.'~'O."r.:;:''!: AppllcaUono. COli (7<40)448· orotoro. ThOmpoonl Appll· ttyoM. Thllltdty•Frldoy• Slt. 8·1. 1305 Meadow· www RRHomoFrao com 1• EOE eo. moWI~Intlng. Call Corner Lot In Vinton. Good Johnaono Mobile Homo 4555 oHor 5pm once. 3<407 Jackoon A.,.. lloloHdiy, •r-a, I1Mftoltlm, brllok Or., Huga V.r. 858·2211-<1587 · URGENTLY NEEDED· 1740)448-_2 · tnvellmont Proparly. Park on Eaottrn Ave. In Kouse for Rom· bod- nut, (304)675-7388. 2 llltuttlty Ill pt!et. Monater Yard Sale Thou· . . . .. . . piUml donOI'I, Hrn_$50 to looking lor Summer Work. (740)388·9754 Galllpolla Lot 116 room 2 bath In Mlddlaport --•i>dlonlalteo- Bryan Reeves New Homee, Room Addltlona, r=)8 FREE ESTIMATES! 740·742·3411 TFN 411LW1 """''inO . .. · I i · ot · ""*'"'"'' '"'"''"*""' c· s I ::f: r ~ I I r 18 or- I li!il , . I ~lp 5127 · :"' I _ Su~~-1<1 ~ r ·mo:laX, hlhd I'M<.- r U '":::=!; UW1 OIIMN JOIIUI SINCE 1964 Tree Service IACKHOE • DOZING • END LOADER • TRUCKING • TRENCHING · IUDI r •"1, :::' 1 I •llfl· e-· • r' :0.,. 2 ••- -=· r." nee .ew I g: I j -on eow.-- :d.::,O·::t :.:,":; 0 IQ.- Bod-= ._..,._, r I . ' I "T:'' IIITIUII, ••• GIIAMII..IIIIIITAI IIIII& $2,000 Sign on Bonus Pleasant Valley Hospital is currently accepting resumes for a Full time • Float • Pediatric Nurse. Applicants must have a current West Virginia license. . Flexible Schedule, excellent salary, holidays, health insurance, single/family plan, dental plan, life insurance, vacation, long-term disability and retirement. Bldloom = I llio =:'tt lOIII' • Top • R&moval • Trim • Stump &rhidi ng • Buck&t Truck I j. Pd: 1 mo. 5l2a 11lff ESriMAFES ~: ~·~:~o:~ Domlno'o now taking oppil· sao ""' lor 2 or 3 Child care, Dog Walking, 3 llodroom with gaoaga on $28,500.(7<40)441-1026 - S400:oo mo. 740-882·3833, Good Uoed Appllancoo, R• co Ilona . lor managomont houoa MMiy. Cell Blo life Farm Halp. Pi liM eali approxlmataly 1 aero On rloua buyara only·P1oase. conditioned and Guarori· and oala driiiOfll, Qalllpoilo Plooma S.rvice 740·592· •r•A•.u•-32•• G u--- H D andPomofOIIIOilatlonaonly. ee&1 ' '. -,..... '"' . Route 2, alllpollo F~rry. Cott'IMobllfHomH . ,..........,. !IM&'i tOld. Wllhtro, ryera, Applyinj)OitOii. ' · · MaoontyWork. Brlck,Biocl<, (304)876-5331 15a88US80.EIII __;, FORRI'NJ' • Rongao, lnd Rlfr~. · . . · · . Paroon with pooltl"' attitude · Stone ~lllpiaeet · and Rt· 3 bedroom, 2 bath brlok Alhono, Ohio . Some otan 1M t95. ~ DrNo-thru om~. Appl~ & ••cotlonl work ethlco, pair Work. Call (740)258· ranch on flat acru 1 only·u"e<! 5Jh what!l 2 Mobile Homo, ~::~•:iJe. Vine t, ~ou.':roon-Crow 0 5111 =~n:rv~ 1987, Aak lor Mlka. n - carpal and v!m:f, full campar, ~~nobruok ~~d No Pal1, 1245/mo. lncludlta ' 0 Water. . .. . · lkllla dtai-.d mUll be lbla Top to Bottom Cllanlng boMmont ( partially linlah· prame by strum. $100 dopoolt. Mlyllg Wolhtr, Wh"1>oof EASV WORK I EMGEL~ENT to work wolf ~lh ctlenta ont Sorvica, proflolionll rail· 1<1~ nowR~~~~=- 2 ~~ :.~o. •:;.:~\~r~ =~ (740)448-34117 Dryer, Worka Good. 11001 PAY~"!!!~,,.e:odFUCia at on ono. Complolo ia!lk IJUC· dantial, olltoo clunlng II ~00.·582-3697 and out. ... lllllol only 2 llodroom 'Trallor lor Rent lOt. (7<40)388·9780 aH•r ·~·~· ~ ""' tH ceoolully wilh attention to an altonlable prloo. $13 800 00 (740)388·90e1 epm, m BUY 1·800·487·5i!ee Ext. 12170 dilalf ·compllle bone.fit (7<40)1112-2978 3 a-•room 2 S.th La- 1 on' ty u:...; -~·---1 home -M<:..offl_o._!1art-~-.--=-:~-,.~ ~ • ' . · · · · • • ·•• - -·~• • Fumlonfd · one bedroom, ....,rpat, · - - · . . . pockiga IViHlcr.,. lind ra- Will P'IIIUra Vdlll houlll 00ctc and pool. 1 ICfl! land, Forosl Pork bv Hot~ Park Blactrlc htal pomp wuhor C!lopat Road, Pofllr, 01tlo. SIQitl. ' Abtotult Top DOllAr: U.S. Elqltrl- h>Oiar & ,.,. aumo or work ,.por~anco, to lrallora and decko Cali Out Building, S48,obo In Homeo, 3 bad"""", 2 bath, & ifryar no polo, ......,_ (7<40)4411·1444 1-&n-830i. . Sll,.r, DOfd Cotnt, Proof· ~ter. 740-3784348 ClA 5511 010 Gallpolll Dol• 441 ..a3a Ilk lor lion or VInton Aroa. (7<40)388-9305 wtlh conlral air, only r~urroad, 1,1., & wallr paid, 0182. Free Eolfmatoo, Euy JUI\01 Olh, t tlh, ti!IIU.argo ooto, Dlamondo, Gold ~ 1ilbuna 825 3ld A,.. Gal· . $25,900.00 lilt on Your flnonclng 90 doyo ...,. "' 'llrd Solo, Olall. CoHocti· Rlnga, U.S. Cunency,· Fiold HOIIth Educalor pool· llpollo OH. 45831 . . ,..,. mouaga. . · 3 BPI, LR, Kltch~n, and foundation . Phone 682· ~ )~':.="' 1 & olactrlc, callh. VI;,.,. Mao,_ Card. 740 . bloa, Qlothn, Mlle. ?•t M.lS. Coth Shop, 181 Sao· tlol\r ovallabto: Proter Sami drl . neodod OOkhlll both. Now vlnyllid1ng, Now 1972. Drive- l·ilnll olot. 1 Ktyotone Rd., Vinton, OhiO. Ond A...,ut, OliHpol'-, 740- B.!W.A. DoQrH with hlilor· ""' . • . wtndowolnd roof. Large lot, loet - . . . 1n lalot/mor· Oh. It -lng fl<P. over '"- zv . cioN 10 SOUth GaHia HS, - : - - - - - --:-- Lot tor R111t. Nice Counlty Now ~ Blue Couch . 112 milt Pall Vinton Ele· 448-2841!. 11111111 ry on left. . kaung, RllatiOnlhlf>t within ro6d, oxcoll~nty, "P· Church and G.rocery Store. Country hOmto, nice lola, Soiling. Cl- to ochOOfo. Love Soot, Accantld PI~4 Loot<lng lor an on piOmltl .htllthco,. lndullty cNtlcal. drl...,. on~ 7<40 2·7773 Located on Stoll Routt located on Rl 33 bot....., GrHI NeighbOrhOOd. Mull for - - SM. MiWI . IiWfng Sillt. .June 15 & 18. bttt lfOIMII In Ollllpotll Fuii-Hmo wlih boneflla. Aa· or 1•1100-823 . 218· Man:ervillo. lmmodlala Porno~/Athena. Call 740- See. Call (419)981.Q924 Glullop C - Tobit • E..rytn~ng MUll Go. l!OOO City Llmllo. PIHM raiporld ply with rooumo to: Pall Silmtont wllh mochlne to ·fNOTtCII Poooeoolon, $82,000. Call 982·21 71or delallo. Glautop End T-, 2 RcrtC~tiiMUt St. ACIOII lrolll to: 'llljtnco ltd., P9 l!ox Sommor P.O 11011 987, Gal· hlrvoll hay fOr ohar~ ot OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· {7<40)258·1275 Oovornmtnt lolna Avolfa. . ol Bfuo Lampo, $800. Mull Wti·MI". . 180, Alhano, Oft 4&'101 . lipolll, Ohio 45831 pay. 17<40)37e.263o lNG . co. rocommlndo that lltlr. 2bo. How Houu. Re· blo. No Credltl No Problem! AI'AKrMENrs Sail. (740)2flll8331 . Mullt•FIItnMy. Adultl bnd Full Time Furniture Ware· yOU do .bulfneoo with poop! I ducod, lor lOla. Jerry'• Run. Now Homoa Only, Ou Sl • Mtll1rftl & Boo c~IIC11t111 otothta, Toyt, Oth• houlol Dot1110ry Poolllon. N~~~PEE~t~E you k~, t~ ~ Cathedral ColilnatGreat- (1<40)448-3083. FOR RfNI' Sp;::'ga. ~•collin! Condl· Ill fni.O. ~ridly e/7102, Sat· lmmildioli Opening Apply START money roug m un room. Realtor. (~)578· 'A Ow P liOn 1200 )441-0988 1 1 111 1 UrdiY 1118102, 8·5. Won Aun at Lllallylo Furnllur~, 3id & ~&e:W4.JOBS ~r1::"' ln~Ugatld ""' 2555 R:.' •1 ~ 10~ 1 ~10 ,: 11"-~ 1 and 2 bedroom apart· · · 1740 , 1 Rd olf oi:!:IB tn Rio Goan9. Ho.P WI\N'IUI 011118, Clalllpollo. 8:30am· 3br dbl lot 3308 Franklin n1oe 14•?5 2br. 2ba. 2>8 menll, turnllhtd and unfur· Uoed Sofa, ~ IIKj Multi•Fomliy Garage Sale. 5·00pm. No Phono Calla. lu~n1ondont• The Gal· Start Your Buolnoaa To· Ave. $;.5,000. (304)875· walla. Solid Fourldalion, vi· nllhtd, HCurlty dopoolt r• Rocllnor. Uko How. Thurod6y• SilhJrday, ATfN: Point Plt6Mnl. FUIJ.Tima Malntonalico 111' lrtton Educational Sarv· day... Prima Shozl!llng Clfl· 4374 , nyllidlng, llilngfo roof, COY· ~Ired, no poll, 740-982· (740)448-1171 I :OOatn•? Pliiil or Shlnt, f'olltal posltk>no. Cierkalcor· Heljlll' at Plea10nt VaHey lea Clnltr 11 -n:hlng lor a lor Spact Avallacr. At AI· triG porcheo. Hannan 18· While Whirlpool a White 2115>4 BuliMilt Pikt. ChftP rloralaorllro No re• •••ull10flli N - Ceon· Suparlnttndont. Corlllica· IOidobti Rate 2 Nice bedroom, 2 both, rll<lOfldy School. No Credit chocl!. '" u~~ Wilhoit 16&· ..,_' ' lion In Nqul-.d Mutt"" ca· · R -ralod home -car owner financing with I Bedroom ""artmlflt, -•-. • PtiCtt. qul-.d. llonollll. For oxllm, DIIIU"' Hou!ly Ratf. Btnf. pablo of working In lhll UIIW 01flcll. Newly I · I • & $10 OOO down $49 500 Kftchero S.th, 1275 Mid do- White GE, Whktpoof, Mov· Vinton S.ptill 't'erd Salt. salary, and tolling lnlomla· lito Include 401 ·K Option, .,.., of curriculum, grant modoled. Spring Velley 1'11· l::ir!aHOd n, ~ bOth (304)882·58<40 . • . polft. 'No Pall, Porter. tag Dryaro, sao lOCh. Cal J1Jne 7-8 Oam-5:30pm Bid· ~on con (830)393-3031 Ext. And plfd Vocation after I writing new tuchlr IICona- " · Cal (1<40)446-348 1· •-- m, apa..:,~,,n' • (7<40)387·7016 ahtr 8:00pm. (7<40)448, ' 783 Bam·llpm 7 CllYtyHt Fax Rooumo to Attn· ' can ral "••· on , well Po~or Elamantary · BeH. Jo Ohlin or ai lng f)RICidurH, lnd l'ltorr!lli!IONAL 119 aoroo, 1 112 mue nonh 2 1\parlmanto and 2 Trollero 9058 • BehOOf Gymnaalunt. SFJMC1111 on old 33 from Rockoprfnga, Maaon COUnty· \'ary Clean fer Rtnl Call _,lngi 11• • 1304~75-5808 o< 10 tlnenct. Pltaot lox ol ~rd •• 1 tilt olficul1 151 E..,rgraen (7401245-01586, or llfld ro• ~ 18 mlleo from Athono, 14•80. l!OOO Clayton riloblte lorepm (740)38Nl611 •• - I D Poi p 'Nil aumo 10 PO box 178 RIO . . (7<40)5~3-8837 home on 4.83 ICI'Oijutt oSf · . AJ11nQvJ1S 311mlly FriJSal. Juno 7 &8 · rive, nt IHsant, · Orondo, OH 45874·0176 . TUIIN!O DOWN ON route 351n ~- WV 2 BR Apt CIA W - & ~3 Sl Rl 141 Gallipolis ::.,nd bo~::.,~l ;.:r!,~· Daodlnolo Juno7, 2002. IOCIAL IICUIIITV 1111? All brick hOmt lncludlto llv· Located on 1 biiCktop ...ad Dryer HoOk·up' No "'" 1om•? 1\arnplke lsln 10 n12~00 PIM If · ,; · ~ ~--~- T•• G 1 NoFuUni-WoWinf lngldinlng rooms, kitchen, altoabetoullful3bod"""",2 S3SOimo ptuodapo.rt. wa: Buy or atlf. Rlvertnl AIJII. · . • • P!Hit you . Clll "' ill· inion •·~... ·~ Sorv•· 1-888·582·3345 laundry, 4 bedroomo, 1 112 don bolh tub, mobl"llo<M tor Plld' (140)Me-4043 of· -SR 1241124 Eut d 0 f .,A r 'llrd Sola n Ctntorpolnl. any IJUIIIIo111 Educational bolhl, Bull flnlehed baoo• oontrol air . .. ' E ~ 740Adufi & Children• Clothea, good people! my Cnleo (304)67&·5808 leo Center Ia -rahlng lor a mont willt woodoorner & 1 cu.,_ SKIS lrultd deck, '""'"' . • . · Rull . Moor..· 982 2528 lbyl, ,~. Friday and Sat• Qrace Baptlot Daycoro. ~~~~::!7'·Mu~r::::~:: r•a u~car oaroga. All roomo aro now carpaflng, ond rural 1\panmont ~~ Now. · ' Ufdo~; ' ' . . Honest · Intelligent . Highway ea ••• traffic ctn:lo. ·~ ' ~~ nowi)' PI~ wtlh now cor• Vdler. Aotcfng $45,000 .... Rlvarllond r-, HI!· -:--:-::-:--:---:-::: 1 'llrd Saio Courteous • Friendly Sting ttoumo and apply In ~..':: c:~~79., "g~~~ FOR SALE pat In thr11 roo1n1. Ro· ao~~acr.. caH 31:1-383-8841 . van, wv - W>CAJSAl'll apon lhl VII• ot Catitllrvllla, 161 A penon looklnll ~raon. (304)675-1&a1 writing, new tHCherHcano· _ l!t~tli:YI:a~"'~ loovo Maaoailol ~~ ~ :~~1~lh :.':'t?.;uno Blh ~ 8 HardWiifa S.leo Clerk. lng prooadurn, and 1 /lwro, flvor front, Brlct<llli· Chain llniC flloc:e, la1110 partl· Now 2003 14 wldo. Only mont. U,_ ~Cal n~n. fT40)182.o2111 " g · or career· Slfld Rilumo 10: CLA 857 llna·nco · · _ Pioo11 fu at nyt, 311R, 2 Bath, 2 Flrepla· ol~ cova-.d - · concreto $788 doWn and only ' (~)882-3121 Aplrtmont 'llld SaiiJ. "-8th, o.s. 35 'Not just • Job! Glo oamPot•• oanr 1llti1Ji\o, !7<40)245-0586, o1 ...,d ,.. eea, H o - noora, Ap- """ :or abovo ground poo1 tte~.31! ""' monttt eaM ..,.liable 1or quatlltfd - ~rij;i;::L::iai;"J '"'Oorrtoia Ava., Loll o1 nlloo. 825 Third A"f., Galllt>Ofil, '"o "'.!.'o P0 ., lloo "nloi~l~dloo~bled~~""'~""'~n·== _ t 7t • Rto prooc 2*,000 oq n. ~liN- or guobO, 1n<1 c100 kanrlol. Nlkld, 740-3415-7871. We will pay u Ofo 4M31 ti•Nf, 0 n 4- 74•0178 · mont, 180,000 will rant lor There Ia otto o 14'x12' - · ·~Ina "June 14, 2002. $800. (1<40)«6-0$38. ega bulking, All opp11ancoo Now Double Wldt on 1 IIAUTII'UL . AMIIT· guaranteed salary Multi.JIImlly 'llrd SaiiJ. Fri· Hoip wanted caring lor tno ,_ . · are ~ lnd lrnmadloto /lwro. 10 mlnutfl f!j)ftt , _ MINTS AT IUDOIT Pll111, Juno 1-1, t :ooom· until we have you elderly, Darot Group Homo, Ttla""''""'"" wantod to 122 Klnoon Dr. 3-4 br. now· ooeupo " · 1.o- pllal. • 2 S.llt en AT .IACKION ... 1110 """' .~ a:oooon. Furniturt, l'luok trained and ready to now peytng l!llntmuon waga, d"fflou• 1Q"" 11 "!?,:"p~o~ lorptAo or roof & vinyl aiding, new calfd ~~- BohoOI 01• owlmrnlng pool. Conatruo· TArat, sa wutwood Drlva mont tlng, eeo.oo 010; 112 ~I Bc!x. (2) Sol.. Llll ,I new olilftl: 7&m•3pm, 7om- 10 un pro~ trane fumooo. Would mokt trlot. sg2,600. Call· lion OO<Tipio48 In 3 - · , from f2g7. 1o 13113..Wofk 10 MtrJit 2·tone IH'IIooamtnt Htndod Golf Club&, Bike, assist consumers n 5pm, Gpm•Upm, 11pm• ~~T~/:'~"rsi"6':: a1)111otrantatp;oporty,own· ( 7<40~ofter5pmor Clllf140)440-3384toquall- 111op ' . . -' Col740- ' " " , _ _,, fiOO.oo 't!lrd P'aot L~hto, etootrlo their automotive 1om, coi1740·982·110a3. polh raqul<*l 011 iln to 111 ero retocot1~ prlood to HI! anyllmo on-..:~. :y. 448-2588. Equol Houotng OliO: both alzerl 1 112. 7- =p~nt.""ciath:i,'g~"''%: purthases, Homo lotftllh priYillt cm up .codU1r ~ i=~ or 740-441• Brand - !tomt- 1,.,_ NewiUood liOIMI,. Salt. ()pzlor1unity. liiii,MUGnMOII,N..,Ito I"~ PIN, HolM HHitn E""'rl• llne & rt ~~.!!,1 'd allpoooooafon.1800oqft., POOII1000downpaymento , -.SINoi,Mfddtoport,2 A1 Top 8oft, Flff Dirt lor l<oll\t( &1011 (Noltn), 1523 iiiJW Brian Roas ono1 Hoi.plul, E!!Collortl._ - .. II 1 nt.,_ call Jooy 1341 Ktnoon Drlva. 3 Largo 1 112 on qulal Ad., 3 IVII!oblo. (7<40)448-31!18. bedroom 1111nflhod opArt· Salt. E t : : ' =~ It Rl. 180, Poner. or p1 t Hill ollto, FT Groat Commun~: ot 304-87HO!!..or. - a llodroOmo, 1 S.th, Largo BR, 2 112 goiaga, o11k- ~ have ..._ mont. u1111t1oo pold. e11poo1t oozor, , 10 &""""-.no-. 740- - . lion, i'lellbte, ean. In - •nnuga ot ...,. 7• 78088 • Kf1C111111, Cetpor11nd- inelly, 2 112 both, ·~ Eqolpmoo•. ..turday 1/8102, 8-?. <4030 Monday thru oppllcotlori: <130 8 - aU90 . . . S.ck vard. 182,000. w/ pantr)i. Ponor orao. uoed llo<Ma lor under 982.0185 . (740)441-01110 Pl~lo Cla:uc! Saturday A"f., Olfllpollt. OH . 'lllo JICkton County Board (740)448-2778 t118,800. (740~51• tiA : · : :: cal 1-800-837·3238 F . . - ~ .,... & befit, AIR CONDITIONERS. Corf. w-, .Menl. Chlkh111 !O:OOa.m, to M-1 Billing Saoratary; o1 Monlaf ·llttafdotlon and 1780 Addllon PiiiAo. 3 17<40)440-31!48 oftor Cltan. No-· Rtlo1er100 trlllnd ~- (140,..... Clol1tlna: ~re: China: 6 OOp To bql s.-lonf Mottl Sl!lllo,. Or• Dovolopmonlal Oltlbllllill . roam, 1 S.th, Ful a.... . ~~& dopooM roqul-.d. 11308 lnd 1-600-201-00M. . _ Tn-: lllktt: Toy&, ht: .m. h n ganlzo,_l and hlil on , , _ , . QPifllna mont, FTM Gao 1o · Coot-Cod -In AND llunJMNGs (140)448-1518 Much Mort t atreer you ave cotion ·"''"'· dttallad """ lor two (2) CaM Monagerl Ntwly Romodolld. 12 3.4 bedroom. Nice noi . ~ I Love S.L ' IIWI)II dl't:lmid of. PIA bllffnO, billa knowt· f)Oiitloni Ond - (I) acrea. 178,000. Call yard. ltoraga IIYIJd. QrooiOoil living. 1 and 2 Condlllon. 1200. (304)871Two Fomlly Yllrd Bela. June er1Gf ol coloulator and monogar aide poll11on. (1<40)384 0083 tng. (304)773-5483 1'0!181HT 01<11ooon spa.-.at Vlf. 4248 7th & lift. 222 Main Streat, bootokooplng computor lltor· Pteooo apply 11 Hope HISnutt1 Commofctof building logo Monor lnd ~:;;;;;.;-;~~;;;; Crown City, J.rilil• 3 to 12, •1 MJf NOWII Wor~ fl1lnl ato mldlool o!1pO!~onoo Ylfl BehOOf ot W Bollara 2 bedroom houM In Pomor· Custom IIIJIIdor Taking or· Exc.i.... locltion, hlgSt 11101- Apartmon11 In Middlopotl, ~roflmaUO !';De ,&cf!Mttblt 118•32 Ll'/11. Chlldrtnl llo<M, PT/FT lrH booklal. ~~tfil1ul. but not roqul-.d. Drive In Jltcklon, Ohio. No "'·will ooll on land contract dlro tor Now Homoo to be blllly. Ropiy 1o eo. JR01, From 1278-$308, Call 740- Elc1ra Lone '1loiln a.t. llraM Clothtl, ll!oll, & Much 1-800-2511-28811 o430 Soaond A"f, Gttllf)olil, pi10I1I calla · Equal or wil ront with option to bUIH. 1200-2200 oq ft. W. ft· 200 Main SlrHt, Polnf 982-5084. Equal Houolng HHdboord ond Unero; muoi'l !110ft, · www.clontworryl)triolt.ntt OH. Opporlunlty EmpWJyor. buy, 7<40.e98-7244 nanct. Call (740)448-3570. Pteuant, WV 25550 · OpportunHin. 1850. (740)448-11253 Mndo ol llama h t Prl· ~·. • ct~ . ·~ ""rk~ ·~· " 11 ~n a.N - ~. LOll ol FAEE StuH .. Camp Contoy, 1?8 Mlnon Rd. i'll· Sot. e-3. Rain or Shlnt. . '!ltd Solo Flf•Sit •una 7·8. 8»4. Lot 12 l!owtn't Ttaller 10 Apptt Oro.. mart RAIN CANOiiLS. WANriD (740) 992·5908 740-992-5232 Monday-Friday 8·5PM • Saturday 8-2pm 20 ~'Q= •!!. 33795 Hil4nd RJ. Pommy, Ohio (740) 446-1044 MANLEYS SELF STORAGE Above the Rest• Houra: Mon·Set 1G-4 217 E. 2nd St. • Pomeroy,OH Self-Storage 4359 St. Rt. 160 . Gallipolis, OH 45631 Size• 5'x10' l.o .10'x30'' ; · Hours ,•,•rs Pocket Knlvea Collectible• LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR 1 7:00AM • 8:00 PM ~~~ MACK'S & High& Dry ~Cut Parts & Service g:',; """ t:i., . . ~ Sa~. l011 of nahlng ,.,..o, voo and mloc... .Sth WhHf Hitch, 8'xl0' thlillf With aldoo on Stato .Routt .teo on hill betaM AUtO"""'· Garigo Sola. Juho 'llh & 8th, ~860 OaofOH Grttk R~. LOll Of lttmt. H I ~ami" 'llrd Solo !'IUQI •r · Frilll~ ?Jh & Saturcloy 8th. I lnlll outlido Ctly ~lmlll at IIIII Sl Rl 180 Wiltch lor 740·949-221'7 I' I 1 ·I· 29670 Bashan Road Racine, OH 4577:1 I llrld r Hill's 0.6CadeC & Gravely Self Storage Massey Ferguson Send resumes to: Pleasant Vulley Hospital I \In I 'I 1'1 ' 1 II -., \ I I\ I '-. 11 II h r ---rAiiM" · id ~ do Human Resources 2520 Vulley Drive .Polut Pleuunt, wv 25550 I .ffl:....,._ki.,.._IIA~*' Hock\ IC llttpp ln .~ . ;rncl I· inaurial St•n irl'~ Local 843-5264 Medlcure Supplement; Life Insurance; · Burlul and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pension & 401K Rollovers; Morl&&ge; Major Medlcul • Nursing Home YOUNG'S CARPENTER • SERVICE • Room Add~lono fo Aomodollng • New OlriQII • Elec1rlcol • Plumbing • Roofing I GuH1r1 • VInyl Siding & Painting , • Petlo and Porch Deck• Free Estimates V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 Pomeroy, OhiO 1974 Ford F·100 Ranger (304) 675-4340 '"--li-iiliiiiiiiiii-rl· X~T. SOUihern Truck, V•8, AfEOE . ~ AUtomatic, Factoty air. '------.~;A===------' Famtt~ll Tractor, 33 model. 12500. (304)576-3344 (FICiory Oulllt) Soil Lawn Mower. CaM (1 )448-0774 1980 Dodge Dlko,_ 4K4, Delivered & ' AD verlieol hllndo are · Rldtl and Runo Good. Spread $15.00 Forg. Form Tractor high, $1800 080. (1<40)2158-1375 made So order al per ton, 8 to 10 loW . range. $2250., Fordlon .or (740)245-9252 our loe11ion Dextra Dleaal iarm trac1or tona, limited <40hp. hiQh, low range. 1981 Chivy .Sihltoado, Ext. eree, cell tor • Verticolo • Wood S33 ooo (~)578·2667 Ill· Cab, 4x4, 350 Loaded, . 'ter 4pm · Black, Sharp, (740)256· detalla. Cell: • Minll• Etc ' 1172, lal"f Maaoaga. : (740) 591·2173 " ' - Forguoon 245 Die144lltH Hl Tractor, John Doero 1987 Chivy 5-10 4Cy., 5op., Orleeveneme 1030 Dioool, 200013000 26 mlltl to gatlon. EIICtillflt 446-4995 end number Ford Dleaal. (740)286-8522 Condition. Now tiro&, ==~c.::.;=:.::'=:.. htadltoll llaf11 ......... bug Now Hoy Spoor and Scloaor oliield. 15,000. or trade lor JICk. 3. Hl1ch Cerryotf and equal Ylliue. (304)875-ll&a UHd Scropper Blade. : AMERICAN STANDARD CENTRAL AIR Connie's ~740)448-2514 1987 Dodge Dlkola, Hu& HEATING CONDITIONING Green, 4 cyl., 5 lf)Md, Child CARE 2WD, • Groot Conctnlon. has openings, 15 yr. ue-rte4... • Helling UvtsiOCK mf!oo. P!fce. 18500. • __ _ _ _,. 71,000 Phone (740)448-1589. experience, Certified • Air Conditione,. s~ ' 1 112 year old leylrrg Whllt 1888 Dodge PU SLT, Loac1• Service On All Brande In Meigs, Athens and Chlcf<oi1t, 10.50 o place. od. <40,000 n\lltl, $1o,500. • Rnldentlal & Llghl Commercial Washington counties, (140)885-3956 . 8 112 H. Chivy BliCk Rbor •10 yr. pert• & Labor Open 24 hours. GIIIO T - . $350. Wffie • Hntlng & Air Conditioning 2 Point Colli. Si<*l by Ford Ra..qor Flbe< 017 Days per week Bandit. Reg. Tenn. Topper, J250. B&D Auto www.amerlcenetenderdltlr.com St. Rt. 7 Tuppers - FouiOd by ~· SalOl, Hwy 180. (7<40)418· "SALES AND SERVICE" Coootal Cro~ Rog. 8:'0 58":5:"-or:0:('-740:7)4..;.48':::8:-1-:-98....--Plains, OH Sadd"' Bred & Arabian. c Financing with 85 5-10 LS with toppar, WOLFE HEATING & COOLING CALL 667-6329 S1 000 Down (~)562· 73,000. rnlln, llll'f good 9-1 21 1114o. i-2 yr. Old goldlng. ohapa, 15.000, 740-742· 113800. 2382 or 511-1372. · .Bf1Ck- Palnl 98 Dodge, 4WD, Quod Cab, .Rogl I Oil raCillng & Spot• 42,000 mlfoo, minor .tOij a-. 8yr. old. trom paint work, Will Palnf If 'GOne dollfl LUCky · 112.500. Now Open LMI. Hill boon Shown. Ex· lj£ VANS &: collant Rido. S38QO. • UJn.. 11 e,m. • 8 p.m. (304)582·58<40 . . ."" Sldklg 'l1111amg • New Gan1gcs1 Mondaythru p - Cfllcko, 12·$3 • 1 lrd • Replacement - - (140)441.0130 1888 Ford Bronco It, R, Saturday Br.n:IIW!IeS you em nfngo, · bl• ond Good Condition. Windows • Roofing 1ruBl dloled Sunday $' 200 080 ll¥ 6-1 0-02. For 1!11"-""'::~":"--, delallo coli oroyllnw 100 West Allin St. (OitlllfiOAlniBIDIIIIW Jhy & (7<40)448 8824 .. UlcaJ colt FREE ESTIMATES GrwN ' . ...- (140)7C»-1810 • P= BLIND SPOT fJll!l !Iilli ~I· lm!J ll.!~J J.D. CONSTRUCTION ' New Homes & Remodeling "Specializing In LoH g ames ~-· · M:t., G .'ldRoofs'C' te filni arages.&PRiubbeB o c u1 mgs. onere &, IIi." I .. Roofs & Siding Commercial ~ . Residential I A Owner Business Services r . 1 ==· 1880 Chivy utlllly - · . 1ot 'CUI!iay. cui on lhaiOI. 11885 (140)882·24511 F : lint t.r. 40 _.. in :..;..;=:.::..;.;..._ 8fclwotl. <7<40)448-0 118 a.o Rom Cllllrgar. v8. ltiOIHQ8 n no on· fooila/'11:...,.._-. MocNJrtlcafly Good, , . . Hoy: '1IIU cui • bele, upon fnopoOilon. Call Hont..,.;.le, Ohio. 1112·11844 7<40· (1411')UU111 . 11 Ford F·250, 4114, va. N- itootura lorOH~.!' ront 18 tn =:~bod.: -· ' ~ .... Good Condllfon (140)448(140)448.()1l8 .... 0111 . YOUTH FISHING DERBY 8:30AM Sunday, J\1'18 9th o.The Racine Gun Club ........ -. ..... _, NINIW•d'ld' Moll 'ood.bu¥&101f, 11111 bofiJI00011ill1 ""'"' 111111 55 .. -~12111111-. mota. aagaMno-. ,, ·' ...... 992-oooB 740-992·7599 (NO SUNIDAY CAllS! I ~ .[IJII ~ . , (740) 992-3987 Owner~ Operator, John Dean ~1!1.~ TFN &.Ai:t.IIA~Ai:t.N!J.,.... Ill!~ ffl~~ fl!l] li!lli Ffl•.•' r.Jjll • ] lZI ' Tate the PAIN out of PAINTINGI Let me :Jo ;t fer youl Pomeroy Eatles BIOGO 2171 fuerg Tbursday 6 Sundly Doors Open 4:30 forty birds st1rt 6:30 Progressive top line . Tbursdlys Progresslue Coverall an Sundays ""·c.... i ill 11 TFN LIME· STONE .ThE CRAFTY, !il!~ Your Concrete · Connection LTD YOURCODCRflf connECTIOD, LLC {740) 742-8015 Quall1y Conuete Work Qualily Concrele Driveways , Patios, Parking/play Areas , (740) 742·8015 Sidewalks, Floors 28 yea,. Experience Fret Eatlmatea (toll frttl ' (8?7-353·7022) Call for more info/free estimate WV03!256 877-353-7022 1 mo. 312 J6S UfCTRIC 6 PLUIIBIDG Jim Ru•rk Eleetrto, Ptumbfng, •nd Small Home Melnter111noe Job• (304) 773-8412 Celt 304 874·3082 Roofing, Siding, Hdd-Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks. RemodeUng, . DJYwal~ Painting Haning's Construction Owner: Foremen: Larry Ronald ' Mick" Haning 740-367.0181 740.992.0780 Christina 'Chris" Haning Cell: 591-<1393 Cell f 740·59Hl9·19 �Friday, J.une 7, 2002 www.mydallylenUnel.~ IIUDQE ACROSS 40 laldnlng PHILLIP ALDER 41 Klndol J111ot I IlL- HIM I Thug.. .... ., ..... •• t1........ 13 111111111' ~ IIIII • 1'1 t .... tAJII .. J I I • K J IS • Q I I :1 • KIt It I U4 • J .. ..... ....." tltlfl • o\' . . 20 a..ttl •• :~:• :.• Wtat l ..u ~· I ~T PIU I. ,.... s• 1*11* 12 Clp lorlm Dtlttr: South yv.lnertoble: aoth &IM Pu. P1111 .UPIA Abstinence • T.....,'l ftlld . 21 Tlllrll-rU a -Foddlr Mffl~lpiF 13 Driving huril 21 IMtbr't'e llbe- DOWN 32 Every13 Vamaau 1 tmts ·7=·· ......... ,_end olllclel llvel 10 K - ctty 11 10 Lincoln . 12~ W.Va. files against Wrlnkll- nollddog 2 Pllattcllnd 3 AIVP-.1 BY MARti HAu.aUPN .it-- MHALI.BURNOMYDAILYREGISTER.COM ll!l THE LEAD - The Los Angeles Lakers Robert HOI'ry . goes up for a basket against . the New Jers~ Nets In Game Q of the NBA Rnals. Lakers lead the series 2.() (AP) • ·D. eaths ' ' 1da May Richmond, 91 Mildred Smith Hites, 90 Virginia S. Aten, 83 . Paul A. Thomas, 79 . •William D. 'Bill' Bibbee, 75 Collin B. Pennington . .. -· Weath• · .. High: 80s, Low: 60S PEANUTS '(OUR. STUPID D06 liAS li« BLANKET A&AIN ! I No~tound In·Ohio River STAFF REPORT I Warmly • Quell • Jolly • Lawyer • YOU tell ME I FRIDAY . JUNE 71 In 1111 · CLASSIREDSI·. "You'll only be charged for the time you actually use the lawn equipment" the store owner said. "How will you know how long I've used It?" the man asked . ' Easv..' the owner said, "YOU tell MEl" -----------·~~~~----------- &all•rdlly, June 1, 2002 Conditione ahould be more pluHnt and hopeful for you In the y11r •hwcl than they might have bHn lor quill 10rnellm1. Good thlnga could coma •bout ·through pitt favor• you hlv• done lor othert who now WlnllO" NCI~. OI!MINt (M1y 21· June ZO) • llornelhlng of • llllltrtlllllllurelor whloh you had IIOretly hoped lilly your Wly tocllly. ·It won't be anyt~ you hlvl to thlre Olherl; It'll be 1n 111111 me~nt pereonally lor you. Trying to petoh · up 1 brol1811 _ , Th1 Aetro-Greph Mttchrnaktr 01n htlp you underlllnd whit to do to make the rtllllonehlp wor1r. Mall 12.71 to Matcllln8Ur, c/o thle MWiptptf, P.O. lox 1711, Murry Hill lllllon, Ntw York, NY 10111. CANCER (June 21· July 22) • llcliuee you'll k11p thoughtlulnllt 1nd Chlrrn uppermott In your mind todly, It'll lplll OVIt' Into 1H your ·· ·very luoky tod•y c11111nge with othtre. where alllana.. re Netdl..l to uy, oonoernecl. There 11 1 they'll think you're good chlnot you mey wonderful 1nd mMt aomeont who greoloul. · will h1v1 1 potltlvt LI!O (July 23· Aug. elltot on you 1nd 22· How un11lllth of become very you to put lht ntldl 1moort1nt In your tK.. ·lnd oeree ol lrllndt tAOITTAAtUI (Nov lnd lltoolllll lbovt . 23· Doc. 21 ) T11kt your own tod1y. Tht which you thought pto!l• lor whom were 1 bit dltllttelul you II ahow con01rn or difficult to do oen wHI not reldlly lorgll Htlly be llkln 0111 of your klndnllt to todly wHhout 1ny Ill "-· lfllcll on you. Cltli'l VIAOO (Aug. U• up troubiiiOIIII llpt. 22) 'toclly may ohortl .whllt poaltlvt be • 111111 when 101111 lnllut-lbound. type of pertontl CAPIIICOAN (Deo. hllllftllllnl hi~~·"' for 12· Jln, ' " . . I Jolyou. It may h1v1 todly, 11e01u11 101n1 IOmllhlng to do wHh of the gre1te1t tllllfng tOgllhtr with• be nellie you m1y 1on who n exptrltnot todoly lillY l'llndlhlp you'd llkl o - tiii'Otlgll llnlllng to oultl¥lll. up with thOH whoM ~~A(=-::;. ~~fu'i ZO llkltodly WIH win rou • Fib. ttl Llbott of th1 rnpeot of your loft or doing lor your . oonlilmp Dl'lrlll. lovld Oftll will give AlthOugh fOU lillY not you g.... IIIIIIIGIIon riiiiD lhlt 11 llrtt, todly. Nothing ~II bl lhtlr 11111111 lor you more lmpoflll'l1 to you will biDOrnl VIIY oltlr thin mlklng thlngt 1nd vltlbll -tlml. piiiHnt lor you 1nd ICORPIO (OoL 24everybody around Nov. 22) • You lillY be you. r. ., . i:t PIICEI IFtb. 20 • Mlroh 20) Pl1n to do 101111thfng with' lrltndl todly, or like cere of 1 long·• ttlndlng no111 obllglllon you hive. In either CIH, you will be 1 p11111nt pereon to be •round end will win thl helltt of Othtre. ARII!S (M1rch 21 ~ April It) Don't b1 httltant to 1ootpt ~ 11111H gilt today from 1omeone "'ho llklt you. Thll pereon hit no hidden 1genda; tlht 11mp1y lhlnkl you m1y •nloy It 11 1 greoloue ,_._, • TAURUS (April ZO • lily ZO) .,_lillY 11y .-t~tnt ntot to you lodly llkl "How well you look" or "Whht • good pereon yaou .,,,. Thla unnpntld 1 oompllrntnl m1y put .you In 1 hippy lreme or mind ror tht r111 or thtdly. CROWN ·ciTY Authorities searched in and around the K.H. ~utler Boat WAITING FOR FLOOD - Troy Dudding eats lunch at the West VIrginia Department of Access Area off Ohio 7 Transportation building In Point Pleasant while rain runoff comes In, despite the placement F iday after receiving a of sand bags. Employees at the facility said the building floods every time an Inch or more report of a body being spot· of rain falls. (Dan Hermes) · ttd floating in the Ohio Rtver. . No body was found and the search was called off at 5 p:m., authorities said. Gallia County 911 was informed at 1:38 p.m. by a caller that a body was seen in · who •ve been here a while new building and they keep BY DAN HIRMU tile river about 15 feet awa.}' OHEAMESOMVOAILYREGISTER.COM tell me is that it's a couple going round and round," he from the boat ramp 1 sheriff s POINT PLEASANT ...:. times a year, on average." said. Lt. Joe Browning said .. Mounds of old tires aren't The building was con· Regarding health issues, Gallia County Sheriff's the only problem the West structed in 1940 and is visi· Mason County Department Office, Guyan Township vol· Virginia Department . of bly in need 'of repair - or a of Health's Jeff Fowler, a unteer firefighters and the Transportation currently has wrecking baiJ, When it rains, registered sanitarian, said EMS rescue team responded to deal with. Every time an water starts building up in that "unless the sewers are to· the area and conducted a inch or more of rain falls, .the the parking lot and then it backing up, the rain runoff search, said Browning. , · building floods. . Authorities also alerted cit· starts proceeding into the shouldn't pose a problem. The a$ency's web site building. On Thursday, izens living along the river, "If the sewers are backinft opens with the following water was running into up, that's a different story,' . officials in Lawrence and statement! "The Division of Watterson's office, the Fowler added. Mason counties, the Robert . Hi~hways plans, designs, lunchroom, bathroom and C. Byrd Locks and Dam and Who is to blame for the butlds .and maintains the several other areas of the poor conditions? Watterson towboats on the river about state highway system. To be building. the situation, Browning said. · . puts in square on the shoul· sure the more than 34,000 ders of DOT District I "We lose 35 to 40 percent miles of state roads are safe of the building when it rains Engineer John Dawson and and operate at peak.efficien· one inch or more," his assistant, Dennis King. cy, the DOH performs many "I report directly to the Watterson said as he surfunctions, such as highway research, traffic regulation, veyed water literally pouring office in Charleston and right-of-way acquisition, into his office. "The weather don't get much more than lip ' . • lll:thlll- 12 ...... .. safety and weight enforce· has been· bad recently, but service," Watterson said. 'They don't like me, so we ment, and dissemination of this is ridiculous." A7 calendars · "It's nasty," said Kim don't get anything up here. highway information." C2·4 Celebrations With all of those (unctions Kearns, a three-r,ear craft I've went out on my own 02-7 Classifieds to ~rform, you'd think worker at the facility. "You looking for another location. insert they d be on top of the build· can't get in or out of the · 'The neighbors have been Comics ings their employees work building, can't park, can't complaining for years with Cl Dear Abby out of. Not in Point Pleasant. get to equipment. The secre· the dust and the noise. The A4 ~ditorials "I've only been here about tary sits in there with water tires are only a temporary A6 Obituaries 10 months now, and it's hap· around her feet with ali that problem but as rou can see, · pened four or five times," electrical stuff around. In the the building IS in poor Region A2 said Mason County bathroom you have water shape," he added. Bl·B ~ports Repeated attempts to conHighway AdminiBttator Bob around your feet, in the A2 weather tact Dawson were unsucWatterson about the flood· lunchroom. . · . ing. "What the employees "They keep promising us a cessful. ' C> :zov.l Ohio Vlllty Publllhl"' CO. flooding plagues DOT.workers I .I _.- I' I· I 17 I 0 Buy, Stll or Trade Marchi, Snowden slam action Dttlllls, A2 I Index .. ,, LOCKED OUT - The gate at the Hlghlanders Alloys LLC plent Is locked. The company abruptly closed Thursday and 160 workers are out of a job. Company officials said that the closure would only be for a few weeks so more operating capitol can be raised. (Mark Hallbum) City offidal~ actions target of probe .. I I. I I I .I I The normal administrative process can· take from ~ill: months to a year. Highlanders shut down operations Thursday after· noon, the day after employees walked off the job to protest· bounced payroll checks. l;arlier this week, owner Dr. Boris Bannai said he would make good on the checks and was working with investors to keep the company afloat. On Friday, Bannai, and Highlanders' Project Manager Leighton Wolfe, were not in the office and did not return· telephone calls for comment. The plant gates were locked, and only office staff appeared to be working. ....: . . .• :: i NEW HAVEN- The West Virginia Department of Labor has taken the unusual step of filing a complaint for. injunctive relief against Highlanders Alloys for $250,000 in back wages for employees. · According to the complaint, "The defendants owe 160 of their employees in excess of $250,000 in unpaid wages and benefits accrued during the pay periods ending May 26, 200 I, (sic) June 2, 2002, and June 9, 2002. "The defendants also owe · its employees an undeterminant amount of overtime com· · pensation as a result of work performed. by its employees over a penod of two 24 hour shifts." Under West Virginia law, if the court determines the employees are owed the wages, they will also l:le eligible for damages. "The problem is that the employees were owed for two weeks, plus the damages," Commissioner of Labor Jim Lewis said. "We took this action instead of the normal administrative action for two reasons. I) The amount of the employees involved. 2) The amount of money involved;' he added. "We really .have a concern about the financial responsi· bility of the company. We wanted to make sure that if there was an action of bank· ruptcy, that the employees were the highest prionty." Dttalls. A6 1"" I 1.25 1 I ArmbOnl · Erich Fromm M-ol the . . . c...-'-"-.:....L.....u......:....t.c...tiiOL.....l......u wrote, "Greed is a 35 Crenny bottomless pit which · ion exhausts the person in . 37 Oneol ·~~tholl an endless effort to 5 H A-t otltter • Oilnl satisfy the need with· IT WOVLI> NfVe, out ever reaching sat· isfaction." ,.. viOIEIC --- ~·M A That can apply at the bridge tabfe too •• MtrtMAil> ANI> as in this deal. Would YOV'IEf A you prefer to declare in or defend against MfiEE MAN. four heart~? After South rebids two hearts. North, holding a minimum response, could justify u pass; but with five trumps, an ace, and a ruffing value in . MAY~E TH I • spades, he squeaks a CMI KENS WOUL RAVE raise. . RECOGNIZED You should opt to HIM !! defend. West leads the club king and continues the suit. South ruffs the third CELEBRITY CIPHER round, cashes the by LUll C1mpo1 spade ace, ruffs a Coiobrlty Clphor oryptograONifl 01111811 loom quototlono by f1mou1 spade in the dummy, poopie, pooll .... _..,, Eacn - I n tho <tphtoll1andl tor 1nothor. Todly's clue: fJ equal• V returns to hand with .a 'YJVHYE XYCAP ROT .. . trump, and rufrs an· other spade in . the YGYH JOH J u I!PJTH dummy. . flf.Mttl\~ WI-leN 1 ~t>..IOYOIJ Now comes the key NHJNKH PPJ OHIHY TOCL t-ta.D m~n,;c:.r MTINt;. ~ moment of the deal. If East greedily over· Tf\lt-IC:> /'I:)~~ XOZCOL OVJXE OOMI!PCOO ruffs, the contract makes. Suppose East OOMVJLM.' shifts to a diamond. South wins with dum· v K y E y H M0 J K L T my's ace; plays a PREVIOUS SOLUTION- 'II Hitler !nvadld htlll would make trump to hand (which 11 a favorable relerence lo lhe devil In lht House or removes East's final Common~.•- w. Churchill heart); ruffs a spade, -TIIA_T_D.;.At.;.LY-..;-..~o...;,..;..,:~-:~-:::-::-:::--::---::::-::::trumps a diamond to ,u 11 u 1 return to hand, and - - - - - cashes the queen· eight of spades. If in· 0 r:::''!:!"mb\~"!o,:, stead East leads his law to form four olmplo words. I'L.t;'(ERS.IJast club, conceding a r--:-::-:o-:-:-or:---, I 1 ruff-and-discard, de-, 0 RL AL C 1 clarer ruffs in hand, h-.,.1..;...,1....;;,_.;;12~1--1 trumps a spade, re· . . . . turns to hand with a :::::;:~~:;:~__, heart, and finishes the E X0 0 I ~ spades. . • Let East start a diet. . . . . . lf he doesn't overruff, I · gotten a perfect • IWA..JI!l'----'&.J..L..-.Jii!Oi>l South is finished , Pery T RTS grade was bragging to the haps declarer will n:-.,--,!"""'1~-r--f:!. otherc1111mates. My teacher put cross to hand with a4 15 me In my place by announcing 1'"7'------;~,-C~IIOC-0-~->1'-E-CII..IP_O_R._P_E_AN_U_T~ trump (West must . .. that !here Is i big difference be· I-lOW CAN t 6ET ... ""TER .. NO COCONUT. .. EAC" throw a diamond) and tween nearly right and ~ •••••• IT BACK WITHOUT " "" 1 ruff another spade, Z A R L E B right A 816 FI611T? COOKIE DELIVERED DAILV but again East refuses Compltio rhe chucklo quoood ' MV AT FOUR IN food, discarding. De- 1 . . . . . . 1 . by lillln' In rhe mtlllne wordl cJarer can CIISh dum· you dOYelop rooo ""' No. 3 bolow. my's diamond •ce PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES and ruff a diamond, ' but East takes the last 6. UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO two tricks with the GET ANSWER heart jack. and a mi· nor-su1t wmncr. SCIIAM-LITS ANIWIIS com"" THE BORN LOSER 47,....., 10 Wvta or 24 POwiiOII 21 ~tin I Openlnalead: • K programs, Al benefits, 11 PI" 41 "::" II=. T11 • A.Qttll • A K Ql Fair helps promote tort refonn Ql'lnlll 14 w-·1'I'IMICII II "0111" 11 Pood telltl I ,,. ru'rllnt II lu1lrlnr 17 WIUt.,... 1!18ootumn 14 Orialful ._.. IIArlb .... • .._ UAnd,far INSIDE. Attorney debates· Galloping toward success, C1 11101 1........ MO EY TEMPO NIA Croa,worcl Puaale • BY KEVIN KIU'I' KKELLYOMYOAILYTRIBUNE.COM GALLIPOLIS An investigation has been con· ducted .into the actions of two Gallipolis city commissioners, a probe theX have labeled · "frivolous and "childish." City Solicitor Douglas Cowles was asked in April by Commissioners Gary Fenderbosch, Richard Moore und Celestine Skinner to investigate Bob Marchi and Caroll Snowden, for alleged viola· tion of Section 5 of the city charter by interfering with the city manager's aminis· trative authority. Marchi is also accused of uttering a . disparaging remark about one of the commissioners during an April 3 visit he and Snowden made to the city maintenance garage . On May 7, folfowing an executive session at the commission's regular ·monthly meeting, a motion to conduct polygraph inter· views into "potential misconduct" and employing a hearing . officer was apgroved. The commission, upon the presentation of all infor· mat10n and the recommen· dation of the hearing offi· cer, shall within 30 day ~. under Section S of the charter, make a decision as to what, if anything, is to be done with such informa· ·tion," the motion said. Upon the advice of legal · counsel, Fenderbosch, who is the commission president, declined comment on the investigation, as did Cowles. who could not comment on its status. "It'' all very frivolous and a waste of taxpayers' money," said Marchi, now servin~ a second term as commissioner. "I've been going to the garage for 40 years and nobody's ever said anything about it. "No one on the commission heard what I said as far as the union is concerned or about derogatory remarks." he added. "ll's all hearsa(' "I think it's very childish and a lot to do about noth· in~," said Snowden, who jomed the commission this year. Marchi, who was reelect· ed last year, and Snowden have been vocal in their disagreements with the other commissioners and outgo~ ing City Manager E. V. Clarke Jr. on several issues. In the past year, those issues . have included non· recognition of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees union local that formerly represented more than 20 city workers, privileJ!e of the floor at commission meetings, the budget and recently an ordinance pro· viding supplemental cover· age for elected officials, employees and appointees involved in civil action. Those disagreements, .Marchi and Snowden main· tain, have inspired the investigation, which Marchi called a "witch hunt" in a written statement outlining the situation. He also alle$ed the other three commissioners are '.'trying to get rid of' him and Snowden. "We have opinions on what we feel is best for the city," Marchi said. 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