https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/42848d0361259342ab2a102f44ed2477.pdf f555f595090da2b44f1f8e33609cf5c0 PDF Text Text ESC ...... ~5 the .amount of $150,000 each, to the ESC and' ~>l)df,su.tj~ .1\1 Uni~ity Gf R~o Grande ''"'.s•"'n r.u1 Crossroads · program, for yoot'h 'Set'Vioes, and a II\' BMMIIl. . _ $30.,()00 oontr.act with ·BRI!l:04!>~~>-'ILYSENTINn.OOM Prosecuting A«''mey Pat POMEROY The Story for inve~ti,galion serAthens·Metgs Educational vices for the DJF'S' child Service Center will assume welfare division. responsibilitijes for the Mid Davel\port presided "'Hee,p Me Grow" programs at die meeting in the absence previously administered by of President Jeff' Thornton, Aoess to Human Resource who has again been hospiDe~t. talized at St. Mary's Me~ County Hospital in Huntington, Oomm1ssi0ners .approved a W.Va. Thornton was lTans$286,317,65 oontract with potted to die hospital by the ESC duril\ll their regular medical helioopter earlier meering Thursday, this week, and remains in . 1"11« to acnns on lbe Oll1i· tbe lntenstive Care Unit. ~ lhe oommrssioners . Thornton has battled in eXOOJtive session with health problems siQce ~QfJobandFamily December, 2001, when he SeMces Dirocror Micllael underwent the first of two Swisher, ~ iudicated that emergency surgeries. He had the reoommcMaOOr: to awaro ret\lmed to work last week the rontraa to die ESC came · from a two-week stay at the from a re\llew oommlttee. University of Nebrask,a. Gallia-Meigs Community Commissioners approved Action J\t,atcy has operated a resoluoion authorizing the pro~ms under the Engineer Eu:gene TripleJt to tenns 'Of a w.day d!lltract .apply for emetgellCy fundsince Aooess cealied opera- in.g through the Ohio Public · lions earliet this year. Works COmmission for the The ~Help Me Grow" pro· repair of a bridge on gram proVldes early inter- Lellanon Township Road vention services oo low· 136, .and a resolution authoincome families with small rit.ing Randy Pyles, children. In the past, the Highway Superintendent, to Mei:gs County Health purchase salt products Department, · Carleton through ohe Ohio School and other local agen· Department of des .have operated wmpo- ·l'ransportation. nents of . the program The board also approved through subcontracting transrer ~uests from the aiTaJ\I!ements with Access; · oounty audttor and sheriff, 1l1e ESC will assume and al?proved payment of open1tion of the programs bills m the amouni of on July I . $432,065.52 . Commissioners also Commissioner Jim Sheets approved two contracts, in also attended. P SAw•m · · Wiill dSSUIHe IIMtoui\ 72 ••·natal Meigs Coun s own ·'Calliope Kin ...... goes to Washington· 1 ~~~o&Os . Bv law M. 'Delli U.~'II.YSENnlm.XlOM MIOOlEPORT - Middleport's own ~~. K~ of \tie World" wiO once again ~t ~ COOYI\y dllring the national 1~1\Ce Day pa.r.tde In Wasllingtun, D.C. . For \tie thlld ~ in a row, Msron Duffield and his old-f.a-sbloned ·dN:Us calliope will ·~ \tie ,joorne:y to our t~atioo's capital on July 4 to rtidpa. e · in the annual p . a I~ Day parade, whlcll runs fut ~Jne Mite along Coostil\ltion Avenue. The parnde is na~ly televit>ed 11M is usually attended by II\OI'e !ban 500,000 people ead\~, "rt ts truly an hoool' to once ~a\n represent I I I I I --d ' '' ' 4·wh••• •Sill--~~..... tllfll\tiiiNIMtt~'OWI·~·~. . . . . . . . . .rdol\ •1..\M I ' •CMM41MIIII\Iat111f'llf41M-. ..... k................ '•'-,·-----··········-··· ,.··----~I I Meigs COOl\~ II\ this 11\smric 11ational eVent," said lllifficld, \lS he put tbe finishi~ touches . Uli a lhlee \\leek refu~shing of the wlotful d~s wqoo that boo'Sel> the .aged calliope 00 special t~ts. . · ''Collslderi~ what has tran~plred over lhc last year, this Fourth of July parade will feel extnl. $pedal," he added. "l col\sider it a privIlege to rel)reScl\t both oor'WI!nly alld wunlly in this parade, whlclt Is ~red toward tbe cel~tlOII of out nation's 11\dependeoce." For those who don'l know exactly what a ~lllope Is, Duffield explained that a calliope ls all air ()£ steam.powered keyboard instrume~ most often used at ooldool' events, . uch . • ti'Mitw • f:ttuur;-... Mlnlt~w-. •n•••~ IM;t.U\IL THE AREA•s ONLY . Neecl -TRI-CERnFIED DEALER ' ·~ • Check All Our Inventory On OUr Wtbalta www.tumplkatim.com ""'-toOl! ltti!M of puiiMcltlor.. 'llolmlnlluill ftllll'lll; ... tlllt M1 uttl, l.l'liltllilt 1MN11M1 HOURS: Mon • Frl 9·7: Sat.9·S AI VAI t A a I • as parade~. cami\r.lls and cin:uscs. Calliopes reached tbeir peak in popularity around tbe tum of the century and are oonsidered rare musical iltstruments. Duffield and his wire, June. have ut>ed their ~liope in various fuirs, festivals and celebrations throughout 1he ooum:ry for !he past 30 years. Myro11 has played on 75 different calliope.~ over a 15-sr.ne area and is oortsidered to be "'TheCall\ope Kinsofthe World" by those who view his hve pertonnances. However, lhis kit'lg's reign may end sonie· · titne in the immediate future. "'This oould possibly be our last year of tmv· elin.g with the calliope," said Duffield, as he wiped clean the decorative gold scrolls that adorn the sides of tbe circus wagon. "We never really expected to perform this lOJ\1!. After our first flve years, we said, 'Let's do 10 years and then we'll quit.' After 10 years we 11aid, •Let's' do 20 years and then we'll definitely quit.' Well, after 30 years, it might be time oo quit traveling, which has got· ten harder to do the older we've got,'' he added .. "But, you never know. We oould still be on the road for another 30 years," laughed Duffield.. . Duffield's appearance a1 the Independence Day parade is being sponsored by the Meigs Cooney Tourism Board. . Eastern Local board approves staff II\' BRIAN J. REID advisor; Debbie Weber, junior high volleyball TUPPERS PLAINS ~ coach; Shawn Bush, golf The Eastern Local Board of coach: Susan Parsons, ele· Educa!lon approved stall' mentary choir director; Pam and sop~lemental oontracrs Douihiu, aihletic director during as regular board and varsioy softball coach; meeting on Wednesday. Tim Simpson, assistani varThe following were hired . sioy boys basketball; David on one-year conoracts: Gwen Weber, assislant varsity girls Hall, educational aide; basketball; Heaiher Wolfe, Christi Lisle, fourth grade yearbook: Cris Kuhn, high teacher; Mary Jo Buckley, school band and choir direc· special education teacher; tor. Wanda Shuler, speeial edu· The board also approved cation teacher; and Lesa the following volunteers: Sidwell, bus driver. Brian Bown, Bryan Durst Amy Gillilan was and Soon Christman, assis· approved as a substitute sec· tain varsity football; Cathy retary, and Lori Anll Bailey Edwards. Jared Soewan, and as a substitute cook, custodi· Juli Hayman, assistant varsian~~d:f~~· supplemen- ty girls basketball; and Billy tal contracts were approved: Sheppard, assisiant varsity Linda Faulk, senior class PIHH iH E•atem. AJ . BREEll@MYDAILYSENnNEL.COM Help? Taking core of a lowe! one, or need personal core for yourself9 ·Does houiework have you down? 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Chance of rain 30 percent. Sunday night...Scanered showers and thunderstorms in the .evening, otherwise partly cloudy. Lows 60 to 65: Chance of rain 30 percent. Monday through Thursday... Partly cloudy. Scanered showers and thunderstorms in the afternoon and evening. Lows 60 to 65 and highs in the mid 80s. Meigs County community assessment underway Study cover.s. 16 counties STAFF REPORT ru r 1J r n rhaw . POMEROY - The Ohio State Universit~ Extension in the South Distnct is conduct· . ing a community assessment in its sixteen county region which includes Meigs County. According to the Extension Service. goal of the assessment is to help create a sense ofthe community's strengths, weaknesses, challenges and opportunities. Communities benefii from knowing more about them. selves when working on pro· jects and making decisions, said Hal Kneen, chairman of the Meigs Extension office, who along with Becky Baer, Family Consumer S c ie nc e I Co mmuni t y Development, can provide more informaton or answer questions concerning the assessment. The local Extension office number is 992-6696. The Community Assessment survey has recently been sent to a random sample of 400 residents of Meigs County. Respondents are being asked to indicate their degree of agreement with statements about economic, social and environmental issues facing our community. · Survey recipients are encouraged to take the time to complete and return the survey to Ohio State University Extension by July 8. · "This input is very valuable to the Meigs County Extension Office," said Kneen, "and will help in providing better service to ·you and our community through identifyin$ emerging issues and priontizing community needs." MORE LOCAL NEWS. MORE LOCAL FOLKS. Subscribe today. 992-2156 POMEROY- Five local boys panicipated last weelc in tile 66th American · Legion-Buckeye Boys State at Bowling Green University. . Three Meigs County American Legion l'l:lsts sponsered !he five boys. The posts included the Drew Webster Post 39 of Pomeroy. the Feeney Bennett l'l:lst 128 of Middleport, and the Racine Post 602 of Racine. Contributing to the boy'li expenses were Farmers Bank and Peopk's Blll'lk. After several days of campaigning, the Buckeye Boys State delegates elect· ed city, counto} and state officials. Ohio Supreme Coon Justice Thomas Moyer administered the oath of office to all newly elected officials. Meigs County delegates participating in the mock government were Roger L. Chadwell of Long Bottom and Christopher Wilson of Reedsville, both students at Eastern High School; Ben Bookman and Josh Eagle, both of Racine, students at ~igs High School; and Thomas Theiss of Racine, student lac..t ;':it'nia;ia~ IMUai~~ofMliSS'M\~111&\Md """f •«I!IIS ...nn bt Home.. llciftt- $1000 U.S. Savings Bonds ud a major awud to a natiollal finalist for ll $20,000 Samsung American Legi01:1 Scholarship. During the week long ac:livity, Robert Nettley. a '1940 Boys. Stater was ~· ed into the Bucl:eye Boys Stale Hall oC Fame. Netzley retired ftom the Ohio State LegislatUJe after 40 years oC sef.. vice from the 43nl District of Ohio. Boys State delegates were given an inside look into the aftermath of Sept. ll. Assistant Director Edwud J. \Usanl, a disaster .health specialist and volunteer worker for the American Red · Cross. spoke on his experiences in the . New York area for three weeks at the site of the Twin Towers disaster. · The list of speakers also iliduded Randy Gardner. Majority Whip of the Ohio Senate: Russell Hanster, nationat at Southern High School · This year's Buckeye Boys State vice commander of the American enrollment of 1.310 high school juniors Legion; Richard Zulch, state commanwas the largest of fifty such programs in der; Michell Oxley, a 1961 Boys State the United States. The foundation graduate, United States Congressman; awarded six excellence scholarships of and Ohio Gov. Robert Taft. :~ When not helping his customers Steve stays busy with his two sons and ~is daughter. He enjoys coaching youth sports and you may have seen him helping out at a football. basketball or'baseball game. He is also a youth group sponsor at the Middleport Church of Christ. Steve and his family also enjoy traveling, In the past he was active in the Meigs County Chamber of Commerce and 1on Middleport Village Council. Currently Steve sits on the Middleport Planning Commission . .Eastem fNMPqeAI boys basketball. Extended day contracts ~~re approved for Jan.ice . ·weber, Family and Consumer Science, 10 days; 11nd Chad Griffith, library pnd media, 20 days. · • Jordin Brannon; Greyson Wolfe, Sarah Lawrence, Shaze Selbee, Hailei~h Bush, Arik Horner, Alex1s Hill, Joanna Eastman, Ryan Smailes, Steven Hudson and ~rand<1n Carpenter were approved as open enrollment 6tudents. : The board approved the purchase of an International bus body and chassis from Marietta Truck Sales and Service, at a cost of $52,765.82: : The board also: · • Discussed a memorial to ~onor Cindy Linton in .. ~ We're Your Bank for Member FDIC . . I,:M I.IGII l\lQD """ '· * • ........1,SIUI :: Reader Services Correction Polley Our main canotrri In allatorlta Ia :• 10 bt acourale. 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Phil Oramm RTex 11 I od 0 f th ' as, e er e opponents. The proposal also would have extended for five years soon-to-expire rules that make it harder for lawmakers to pny for tax cuts or higher spending by driving , up the federal deficit. Behind the scenes of the election-year vote, some con· servatives believed the pro· posal 's defeat would result in higher congressional spending that Bush could blame on Democrats, said Sennte aides speakinl[ on condition of anonymity. , Edwards Moving and Rigging, Iric., has been contracted to. move generators, tur· bines and transformers into the Rolling Hills Power Plant in Wilkesville. Roads will be shut down along the following route for the duration of each move. We will be starting at the Meigs Rail Siding in Rutland pro· · ceeding to. Hwy 124 going west. At Wilkesville we will be taking Hwy 160 north to the Power Plant. We would apprc· ciat~ your patience a?d cooperation. Move date. June 25, 2002. · IUO 1104 • ,., . NOTICE . : Ctraulltlon Ext. 4 Ext. 5 Cllll!lltd.Adl To••nd •m•ll • •• Cifeill Ext. 3 (llltlltWIO) Ol!lo Yllltr Publlehlftg Co. Publllh«l ""Y afternoon, Moodly lh=Frldly, 111 Courl 81., """"' Ohio. Seoond..il.. poailgo paid 11 10'1· · lllomillr; Tho Allooillod p,... lnd lht Ohio , . _ , Allaolallon. ' .jUN. » LOCAL STOCKS ao.os AockJJd - ~loote - U7 RO SMII - SR.17 s.ara - kts WIIMan - suo WIIIOI'\ - .,,$$ WQI~ - 1UII .... 0.111 lloclt ltiiOrlt "' the • p.m, ciOalng ~ ot the ll'r1401111 ~ · .­ WIIMI ~ Smllh ..._"~Mat Inc. Dl o••lllia. 1· WASHINOTON (AP) -.-A leader of a bipartisan effort to cap overall federal spending next year said he wlll try again after the Senate narrowly rejected the propos11l. The Bush administration and conservatives derailed the plan Thursday in a 59-40 vote that saw proponents fall a sin· gle vote shy of the 60 they needed to burst past a proce· dural hurdle. "We don't i~tend to give up on this," said Senate Budget Committee Chairman Kent Conrad, D·N.D. ''They scram· bled ail day to defeat this, and just narrowly avCJted defeat." The proposal- whose supporters included Sen. Pete. Domenici, R-N .M., the Budget Committee's top Republican - would have limited federal spending next year .lei $768 bi Ilion for everrthing but automatically pwd benefits like Medicare. That is $9 billion more than President 1100 NMcllklOOO &1 Senate rejects spending ll"mits" e~oponents say try~"ng l\; they Wlll l..:eep , l ,QQQ • . POMEROY - Practice for the Meigs Maudor Band will begin Wednesday, from 9 a.m to noon, · Due to the ongoing conStruj:tion at Meip High School, . director Toney Dingess said practices wllr be lield at the Salisbury Elementary next weeJc, Students with questions can call 992·7141 or 591-2260. . • Eastern Elementary; · • Approved professional growth reimbursement for two stan' members; • Approved financial reports for May, an appropri· atlon resolution in the amount of $8,086,S92.24 for FY 2002, and transfers and advancesi • Appomted Board mem· ber Sheila Taylor to represent Eastern Local School District at the OSBA Capital Conference in November; • Set a S~~CCial meetins for July I at 6:30 p.m. for the purpose of ado~ting the FY 2003 budget, h1ring personnel and discussion and possi· ble awarding of contracts for classroom construction: • Set regular meeting for July 24 at 6:30 p.m. at the administrative office. Attending were John Rice, Greg Bailey, Howard Caldwell, Rick Sanders, Shelia Taylor, Treasurer Lisa Ritchie and Superintendent Deryl Well. . · The Daily Sentinel (F' B) Farmers Bank TAKE ADVANTAGE OF WHOLESALE PRICES THROUGHOUT THE EVENING! SUits flied .• POMEROY - Personal il\iury lawsuits have been filed in ~~s County Common Plcu Court by Dale L. Lawson, , and, and others, qainst Paul J. Riley, Oak Hill; and by Pamela Cunningham, Racine, and others, qainst Ashley R, Hoover, Vinton. . .,,. '·· Band prldlce ,."' Steve recently joined the Farmers Bank team, but he . has been in the bonking business for 16 years. Steve has worked primarily as a com· mercia! loan officer, but has also been employed as a branch manager. Before coming on board as a loan officer at our Pomeroy locillion, Steve worked in Middleport, Gallipolis and Marietta. Steve really enjoys the lending function of his job and helping to get people just the right consumer or personal loan that they need. Land O'Lakea nutrltloniata on hand for all market projects »<. Support poup meets .... ' &:30 ·7:30PM 1,11111 . REEDSVILLE- ~unteers on the Ohio River Sweep liSt POMEROY - Marriqe licenses have been issued in weekend recoveml • wallet near Reedsville, ~eigs County Probate Court to Geoffrey Stanton lilylor, 41, The wallet, conllining a driver's license., identification, end Charity Ann Bo~s, 2g, both of Shade; David Lee Rankin, Social Security cud and other items. wu found near . the :!o, and Shirley Mane Forrider, 18, both of Coolville: Daniel Mei&siAthens county line, and wu retunled to the Racine Phillip Hysell, 21, Pomeroy, and.Heather Dawn Crump, 19, owner. New Haven, W.Va.; Joel Samuel Lickliter, 28, and DeVOll It is believed that the wallet was stolen while the owner was Marie Hill, 24.. both of Syracuse; Clinton Lee Novak, 44, swimming at Forked Run State Park. l'tlinneapolis, Minn., lJI(I Carol Ann Jewett, 42, Morris, Ill.; II¢ Kemp Joseph Kelly, 44, and Rhonda Gail MO!Jan, 31, both of Portland'. · "I reMIIy appreciate the hometown bank aspect of Farmers Bank, as opposed to a corporate atmosphere. I think my customers recognize this as well, and feel like Farmers Is an Important part of their community." Tuesday, .rune l&th ~-- wallet ··~oveaed Issued lkenles Meet Steve Dunfee, one of Farmers Bank's Pomeroy branch loan officers. Livastack .Clinic I-IIIII Carey 'VIsits Your Friends & ·Neighbors l,M ~- CENTRAL DISPATCH hsot the Meigs contyh omona gran~e on July 5 at the Sciipio Fire Station with Athens Cointy members to be guests. A potluck supperwill be served at 6:30 p.m. · ,, . POMEROY - Units of the Meip lilnergeDq Service 6nswered nine calls for assistance on lbimday. Units responded IS follows: · 3:26 a.m,, Ohio 124.. Helbert f'u&h, Holtu Medical Center. 7:22a.m., Ohio 338, Lori Gabbert. HMC; · 9:35 a.m., Flatwoods ROlli, Hany Johnson, HMC; · I :28 p.m., Oak Grove ROlli, BartY Hart, motor vehicle accl· dent, Jackson General Hospital; · · POMEROY- State Rep. Jobn ~y. R·Wellstoa. will continue his. tradition of open door meeciYip 01:1 Monday ftom I I 4:06p.m., Ohio 124., Cl&Udi11 Sprillaer, HMC; a,m. until noon 1t the M~ County COurthouse. 4?6 p.m., Ohio 338, Jobn XOUIII· JGH; 6.56 p.m., Overbrook Nursing Center, Lofeana Davidson, HMC. RUTLAND 4:06 p.m., Ohio 124., Clara Saunders, HMC. REEDSVILLE - · Olive Township Trustees hive TUPPERS PLAINS ann<IUIICtd that dust control should be applied to Olive 5 p.m., Osbourne Street, James Payne. Ashley Payne. Township roads by the end of the month, . refused treatment. . HONORED FOR SERVICE - Recognized for their years of service at a recent meetin& <If Harrisonville Grange by Patty Oyer, left, and Opal Dyer, right, both state deputies, were seated, Pauline Atkins. 75 years; her daughter, Sharon Jewell, 50 years; and standing, allegra Will, 55 years; ~orman Will, 60 years; and Raymond Cotterill, 65 years. (Contributed) --. ..... ...... ~- ATHENS- Survivors ofSuiQde Support GYOUJI will meet Thursday.june 27 at 7 p.m. at the Athens Church ofChrist, 785 .• W. Union St. Those who would like 10 anend are welcome. :POMEROY - Dissolutions have been ~ted in Meip Additional information is available by calling the church at C:OUOty Common Plcu Court to Carl Douala Bobb and Trina 593-7414. . . . Bannan, Samuel V. and Tommi Lynn Wamsley, and to Red& F. Hisle and Charles R. Hisle. · controlling moles in the yard, and a quiz on flower which was won by Allegra Will. It was announced that Harrisonville Grange wil F\iatnl EMSna ••• Flag Day, · informatoin on flag etiquette and how to display the flag. There · was a reading, "When Mama Joined the Garden Club,'' an article on by en- »<. Letters of commendation issued to members .Jr. Fair 11111\W~ .. Service awards presented by Harrisonville Grange HARRISONVILLE Service awards were presented to several members when the Harrisonville Grange met at a recent meet; ing held at the Scipio firehouse. Letters of commendation from State Master Laddie Moraus marked with appropriate emblems of years of service for the members to add to their gold sheaf certificates were presented to Allegra Will, 55 years; Norman will, 60 years; and Raymond Cotterill, 65 ,years. Pauline Atkins received a 75 year award, and Sharon Jewell, a 50-year member, her golden sheaf certificate. Master Norman Will presided at the meeting where 'the annual inspection on the second degree was conferred in full form. Star Grfange members were ·visitors for the exchange visitation and wei· comed by the master. Patty Dyer reported on the farm bill which has been passed by congress and the 1mpact it has ori the industry. The progrfam included singing of "America," informadtion on the birthplace of ».. RACINE-Ilerbtit h ws "'Jim" Cbn1t.. Sto'"-'· No-., folatrl.y oCMeias ~ citd 't"t t11 Juat I , 4002. itl Access to l"ntelll"gence at I d • • Home an Security main sticking point in Congress WASHINGTON (AP) Bush lldministrlltion promises that u new Homelnnd Security Department will do With intelligence what the CIA ond FBI rould . not before Sept. II are falling on skeptical ears in Conaress. Wrthout unfettered nccess to r11w intelligence datil tape recordings, communi· cations intercepts, surveillunce photos - many lnw. makers said the new agcnc,v will not have all the data 11 needs to improve tmnly~is and prevent future terrorist attacks. . "How is this ngcncy to . know whut · it doesn't know?" asked Sen. Mark Dayton, 0 -Minn., at 11 hearing Thursdny of the Senate Governmental Affairs Committee. "You're. addina 11nother ·ptnyer to th1s equntion." . · · President Bush's hameland sec11rity chief, Tom Ridge, told the pnnel and n Inter hearing of the House Oovernment Reform Committee that the new agency will "connect. the dots" better thnn the current syst~m ~ven if it mainly gets scrubbed reports, assessments und unulyses from the agencies. �The Daily Sentinel _1h_e_o_·~_·y__&m__tin_e_l·----~J~~II1f"~~~~~~~--------~~'~. ~··~'~~A5~ 2U2 The Daily Sentinel Wi e~ con ession odder or meddling mom • 111 CIMt ~RIIliiiW\ 0ND UO?ll~·· , Mt-tll~St -or she~ ~be a psip. ~-. II: lhis pallll dill should be the led ofywl" WOiiies. 1 doo'1 know what you thoughl would be gained by cjiscnssing your lltrllction to other men widl your husband. If you wanted his aneotioo. you certainly succecdl:d. 8111 how did you eJtpect him tn react? A unable 10 now. good rule to follow before opening ADVICE : He approached our family IIICl one's mouth is to pause llld ask friends ror support. My mother, in )'OUISelf. ··ts it true? Is it helpful? Is particular, was very supportive of meddling. She has approached for- 11 kind?"' If 1be answer is oo to two him. J begged him over IUld over to mer teachers of mine, c:o-wOi'ken. out of tlfte.lbe wisest lhing to do is keep our problems between us. 1 present Uld past friends Uld family to keep your mouth shut. . ~id it was ooly adding fuel to the members. I'm not s.ure if she is try· lns1ead of ~e counseling. · ftre IIICl it had to stop. This was not ing to hu.milillte me or change my which your husband•1gnored, I rec~y _ suggested by me. but als~ by a feelings. What gives a mother.the ommend individual counseling for molher of four. I receutly cooftded to my lu!Shepd 1be attrlttion I feel l'or a male friend of ours. He did 1101 like the news welt ~ have had (lloblenlS in our mmilge for some time. r hid not been shy m1he JIISl about tellina him about my feelings. f{e dismissed it then, but was o.n DlclMIIOI\ P~Aikh!M .tt~M•• ltGlllldl GtiiiiiiiMit 401 NATIONAL VIEW mamage counselor. He conunued dumping oo my modler. It has been several months. and it still hasn'l slopped. lam still feeling Mother's wtaih, and she won't stop up BV ~£ ASSOCIATED PRESS 'l'odt1y Is l"riduy, June 21, the 17lnd day of 2002. There are 193 days let\ in the year, Summer nrrives at 9:24 a.m. Bnstem Daylight Time. · ·· 'lbday's Highlight In Hlstulj': On June :u, 1788, the U.S. Constitution went Into effect.as New Hampshire became the ninth stale ttl mtify it. On this dute: . ln 1834, Cyrus Hall M~.'Cormick received n patent ror his reaping machine. In 1932, heavyweight Max Schmeling lost a title light by de;:lsion. to Ju;:tt Sharkey, promptilll! S<lhmelillj!'s manager, Joe Jacobs, to exclaim: "We was rob6ed!" In 1945, during World War tl, American soldiers on Oklnawn found the bod~{ of the Japanese commander, Lt. Oen. Mltsuru Ushijhna, who had committed suicide. · In 1963, Cilrdlnal Giovanni Battista Montini was chosen to succeed the tale Pope John XXIII; the new pope look the n11me Paul Vl. . In 1964, civil rights workers Michael H. Schwerner, Andrew Ooodmnn and James B. Ch11ney dlsappemd In PhUodelphln, Miss.; their bodies were found burled In on earthen dum slk weeks later. · · In 1973, the Supreme Court ruled that stales may bon mute· rluls found to be obscene according to local standlll'ds. In 1977, Menachem Beain became lsmel's sl~th prime tnlnlstllr. · · In 1982, a jury ij1 Washington D.C. found John Hinckley Jr. lnnownt by reason of Insanity ·In the shootings of President Renann and three other men, · · In 198S, scientists announced that skeletal rem!llns exhumed In Bmzll were those of Nnti war criminal Josef Mengele. In 1989, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that burning the Atnericnn tlng as a form of polltlcnl prmest is pro1ected by the First Amendment, Ten yenrs 1111o: Russian President Boris Yeltsln returned home from his North America tour, Democrat Bill Clinton unveiled un economic blueprint calllng for substuntlnlly higher tlllles on the rich, , Five years ngo: Summit lenders meeting in Denver wrestled with n list of global challenges. The WNBA tnllde its debut11s · the New .York Liberty deFeated the Los Angeles Sparks, 67· 57. . One year Ul!o: A federal grand jury In Alu.andrlu, Vu., Indicted 13 Saudis nnd n Lebanese in the 1996 bombing of the Khobar Thwers In Snudl Arablu lhut killed 19 American servicemen. The flrst totul solur eclipse of the neW' millennium swept across southern Africa. Dellth claimed actor Cnrroll O'Connor at 76 and blues muslclun John Lee Hooker nt 80. Todny's Blrttiduys: Rock slnl!er-muslclun Ruy Davies (The Kinks) ls .58. Singer Brendn Holloway Is S6. Actress Meredhh Bax.lter Is 55. Actor Mlctinel Oross Is S5. Rock muslclun Joe Monund (Budt1nger) Is S5 . Country singer Leon nverette Is 54. Rock nlUslcfim JOlly Kromer (Aerosmllh) Is 52. Rock mush:iun Nils Lofgren Is SI. Actor Robert Pastore IIi Is 48. Actor Leigh M(Cioskey Is 47. Cartoonist. Berke Breuthed Is 45. Country singer Kutlly Muttenls 43. Actor Marc Copuge Is 40. Actress Summi Davis-Voss Is 38. Actor Doug Savant Is 38, Country muslchtn Porter Howell is 38. Actor Michael Dolun Is 37. Country singer Allison Moorer Is 30. Actress Julleull Lewis Is 29. Muslcfun Justin Cury (Sixpence None the Richer) · Is 27. Rock musician Mike Elnzlaer (ln~ubus) Is 26. Britain 's Prince WI Ilium of Wnles Is 20. Thought tor Thduy: "It Is onlr, on pui?Cr that one moralizes - lust where one shouldn't.' - R1cht1rd Le Oulllenne, English poet nnd e~snylst (1866· 1!147), right to do and sal_wha1ever she wants? - PUZZLED IN PENN· SYLVANIA DEAR PUZZI .ED: Your mother may be enjoying the excitement she is ~y state organization ....., . . • SMttl\' ~l·ln~Uit~Kel\ !Ill 1111drittg h'~'1tt OJSis TODAY lN HISTORY Dear Abby HMC nurse honored Takittg risks iu national parks meaus user fee is jllstified •'ia w.wr(ws: The tr..gic sp11te of deaths and dmmatk: ~ues on 1\\'0 North\\~llt peab !Ins spuntd s~tioos that thOse who need res<:ile In poblk parks ~ a g~ter share of the rost. Aller fellr fur the people on tioord, the sight of a S I0 million j!\lw.nnnelll helioopter tumbling down a mountainside could ttrtainly.he e:tpected ttl genemte such a ronve!Siltlon. Co~-ems over suth costs ~ understandable, especially when routine mitlntenantt Is I:~Uina ytilfS behind In national prub and budget woes are lbrdng some ,slates ttl l."'msider doslt't some parks. Perh11ps those who take the extraordinary risks in\'Oived in wilderness hiking, and certllinly MOUntain dimblng. shoald pit:k up n larger share of the parks' se:m:h m\11 rescue expenses. ... It would, fur insm~ be a d«lded~ blld Idea ttl adopt a policy of direct!~ billing dimbersand htkers who need se:m:h and rescue seNittS, The lust thing any of the blldly 11\iured dimbers from Mount Hood or Mount ~ninier need Is a bill, likely In the thousands of dollars, fur servkes rendered. And oo "~ se1ld a bill 1o ~evll\g fumily members or 1hose who died? All ul\eNhe-fact billing uppro;1ch Is not only cullous, it l-'OUid very well prove L'OUI\tetpl\lductlve. The desire 1o avoid ~ing e.'pe11siw rescue L'I:!Sts might cause climbers und hlk· ers tu walt too long tu call fur help, risking greater dungei' -· 1md ulthna~ly, higher re.<~eue rusts.... With taking risks on publh: property romes a public responsibility to pitch In ttl pi\}' for lhe help you muy need, even If · you never ntl!.d h, · genet:.'\\ DEAlt AUY: lam 1 37-year-old au a..., I IIJu .. tl CCIM ' WEST'S VIEW Getting up close and personal with a terrorist operative IY DIANA WilT The Department of Agriculture offidal says s~ spent hours fa¢11 ttl face with Sept. II ringleader Mohamed Alta - a terrifying thOOg~t in itself. No surprise, then, that Johnelle Bryant's recol· lec:tlon of that 2000 encounter with the AI ¥ a opemtive, as told to ABC, is office that her agency dido 't fund his sort of opemtion. End of stof)' - at least, this panicular chapter of u. But I have to wonder whether some fear on Brynn1 's part, · conscious or not, or op~ng to "discriminnle" against a M1ddle Bnstemer might have affected .her decision not to act In 11ny way on shocld~. Atta's extremely menacing behavior: And it.s shocking not lust bec11use the VYI Such hesitation, such suspension of dis• "very, very scary-looking" terrorist belief, is the oorollnry of the lessons of usked B~un1 whal would preven1 him COLUMNIST political correctness that teach us to see from cutuns her throat al\er she fulled things not as they are but as hs acolytes ttl pony up a ·loon of S~O,OOO to thinlc they should be. I can't help relot· linantt his "dream" of a charter-cum- wry ignorant,.even primitive, Atta was. ing this, for example, to the $25,000 ill crop-dusting, business; .qultzed her We knew thnt, of course, but the inter- charity money raised by the New Yort about se~ur1ty at the Wo~ld Trade . view underscores that these AI Qaeda 1imes 9111 Neediest fund that has been Center; tned 10 buy nn aennl photo- killers are nothing like the twi~ted aeS" erumarked for the Jewish Museum, to, graph of Washll\gttlt\, D.C., right off her lhetes who pop up In Bond thnllers. As teach tolemnce for Islam at two h1gfi: wall; or . bec:n~~-e he ~~dden~ broached Bryant discovered, Atta was simple schools near Ground Zero. · •'' lhe top1c of recr01tmg th1s all-too· enough to believe a federal loon office It would seem to be no accident that: s~t-nntured ofl'idw fur "Akeda" - ;.vould Instantly spe~ cash for the ask- Atta was able to seize on a race clll'd hi' wh.lch Is how she remembered him pro· tl\g. He thought pubhc monuments were his attempt to bully an AmericaB· nouncing AI Qaeda. otT limils to tourists, He found the bureaucrat. That is, America may no\f: Bryant}ailed mlsel"~bly to "connect Yellow Pages to be 11 revelation. H.e be more famous for hs decrees against: the dots, as they tediously say these took TV advertising quite lllernlly. "discrimination" (und discrimination'&; days, but that's not it, either. Back In Displaying a decidedly medieval tum of kissing cousin "profiling") than for itS 2000; .~.htins "~ohamed" with "crop mind, he a sumed Bryant, who works "parliament." And such decrees, it mu~ duster JUSt dldn t flutter the average for the federal government In Florida, be said, display an allegiance to dogma pulsej "Akeda" still, Ms. Bryant P.ut it, had been "banished" from the nation's no less fanatical thun any ayotollith'a· sounded. "like a woman's name' ; and · capital where of course the American fatwa, Consider the senseless pledge o~ Osuma bin Laden "cou!~ h11ve bee~ a ·•parll~ment" 'Is. Besides being an FBI Director Robert · S, Mueller llh: character on Star Wars; All of wh1ch lSinmist muss-murderer, the man was a who, while acknowledging that a sui· sounds practically Edemc, yokel. rosa fear of engaging in racial profilinA Still, there's something else that But while he may have made an easy had paralyzed his agency's terrorism should give ~use about wl\nt happened mark for three-card monte, he knew investigations in the past, vowed to the: - nnd didn t happen - when tlie ter- enough to play a kind of race cllrd Senate Judiciary Committee this month: "?rist met the bureaucmt. First, Atta did· against Bryant. After she turned him that. his agents would never engage io· n t get the loon, and he dam well should down for a loan, she recalled, "He kind the practice in the future. :· hove - nn emended loan to the loony of jumped back In his chllir and started · · It looks like some people never le11111 bin. That Bryant, In the face of Alta's accusing me of discriminating against - or, perhaps, have learned too welt threa1s and uncontrolled tirades, "tried him beCause he was not 8 United States Which has to make us wonder whal to tal~, very nicety 1o calm him back citizen, and h~ was from a foreign coun- happens the next time the terrorist down, Instead or excusina herself to try," Interesting how he knew to say knocks on the door. . call in nets and stun guns Is astonishing that. (Diana West i$ a columnist and edito . - although possibly understandable. It dldn ~ t work. Our dear B,ryant rial writer for The Washington nme.r. (More on that below.) . patiently explained to the lunallc m the She can be contacted via dwtst@wash• The se;:ond shockeroo I~ how very, ingronrimes.com.) : 0'lana \'lleSt • GALLIPOLIS - Jackie Killen, RN. BSN, OCN, · oncology nurse climcian al Holzer Medical Center, was recently a recipient of the Ohio P a i n Initialive KIWN Excellence in Pain Management Award. ., She was one or ten recipients throughout the state who received this special achieve-. ment. . Killen, a nurse for 25 years, has been at HMC since 1977. During her employment at HMC, she has worked in the nursery, pediatrics, 4 East, and IV nlerapy. Killen received her associate degree from Hocking 'lechnical College, her bache- · lor's in nursing from Ohio University in . 1988, and is certified by the Oncology Nursing Society. . · Killen has been involved with pain management since 1999, and has comple1ed guidelines for pructice, with 1he Hospital's Pain Management Group, for patients in pain at Holzer Medica I Center. Killen was nominated for the award by her peers and received the award because of her devotion to the goal of promoting optimal pain management. She was presented the award at a special luncheon at ttie 2002 Pain Summit: Breaking Barriers to Pain Management in Dublin. They lla\'e ~ ~ MEIGS COUNTY CALENDAR Community Ca'-n•r 11 publlaMcl u a flw ...,~w to non-prollt groupa wllhlng to announce mwt111111 and apec:lal calendar li not dnlgnad to promote aiM or fund-nl- of ·~ type. tt.ml are printed only 11 apace parmltl and cannot ba 11_.1111teed to ba . prlnt.cl 1 apeclflc numblr of dlya. _.._The FRIDAY POMEROY- Pomeroy Church ol Christ free community cookout, 5:30 to 7 p.m. CARPENTER - MI. Union Baptist Church, Ice cream social, 6:30 p.m.. Church 1ocated off Ohio · 143, soulh of Carpenter. SATURDAY POMEROY - Summer Fun wHh lhe ·son· progtam, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. a1 the Hillside Baptist Church, 39724 Ohio 143, Pomeroy. Games, food , fellowship, prizes and surprises. Pastor James R. Acree Invites the public. Buses will run In all areas or lor pickup call 'the church, 992-117~8 . REEDSVILLE -The H&llrts and Hands Fellowship of the Church of the Nazarene ..,,,,,, ,,,.. •ltfl,.. comtttl In Reedsville wiM haw a ffee clothing and small household Items from 9 a.m. to noon. GIYII-Iway days will take plact 8118ry other month. using the tl'lema 'Fa~h Mountain" allhe Mt. Hermon United Brethren Church, 36411 Wic:kham Road, Pomeroy, Monday lhrough Friday, 6:30 to 9 p.m. SYRACUSE - Free clolhlng and food MIDDlEPORT - Ohkan Coin Club, 1 at the Syracuse First Church of p.m:, at the Trolley House In Middleport God, Second and Apple Streets, 11 a.m. 10 Meeting and auction. Refreshments. noon. For lnfo111'\1tlon, call 992·1734. • POMEROY Velarans Servlc:e SUNDAY Commission, 9 a.m., at the office, on CARPENTER - The Boelk . Family, Memorial Dri~JG, Pomeroy. . preaching and singing lhe gospel at lhe Ml. Union Baptist Church, 9:45 a.m. Church Is POMEROY - Stale Rep. John Carey, located near Carpenler. Take Ohler 143 open door session, 11 a.m. lo noon, Meigs from Pomeroy to Carpenter, lurn left just County Courthouse. before the railroad tracks on Carpenter Hill Road 11.nd follow the signs. RACINE - Southern Local School Board, regular meeting, 7 p.m. 'at lhe 1<-8 MIDDLEPORT - The Pine Ridge Beys building. · from Gastonia, N.C., at the Ash Street Church, 10 a.m. TUESDAY RACINE - Racine Area Community MIDDLEPORT - Former pastor Joe Association (RACO) potluck dinner, 6:30 Gwinn will preach at the Hobson Christian p.m. at Star Mill Park, Fellowship Church, 6:30 p.m. POMEROY - Meigs Counly LEPC, MONDAY 11:30 a.m. al Meigs County Annex conferPOMEROY - Vacallon Bible School ence room. Lunch provided. gl~~&-away • Powtr Door • AMIFM st-.a Locka With Cllltltt • Rear Spoiler • Automlllc • V.ry VarAtlll • Air Cond, • V.ry Spo11yl • CD Byllem . W1Equ1il.11r • 5300 V-8 • Locking Dill. • Automatic • Stereo CD • Air Cand. Sy1tam • Tr1U1r ..,nt'll, comtttl SAINTS AND SINNERS One of our favorite fwnilies Is the Murphys. Paul und his wife, Pat, have 13 children. Once when we were there for supper, 21 of US' gathered happily around two tables In the kitchen ·to eat - the IS In their funUty und our six. . I wns going to say we "crowded" around the kllchen tables, but the word crowded Cllrries an unpleasant connota· don , lfsomeone you like Is sitting close to you, that's not crowding. As we all know, this cun be quite n pleasant eKpe· rlence, Crowding Is something else. Much n.s I like a lot of room, I would · mther occupy u small room with n compuny of happy people thun be In 11 httge room with people I am not particularly fond of. Knrl Lorenz, the Oermnn scientist, says, "I strongly doubt whether you can ~ondltion mnn so that he does not become nervous and neurotic when he Is crowded." Lorenz said It has been his ex.perlence thut "people who live miles from the nearest neighbors nnd are not over· whelm:ed by social contacts show the greatest humnil klndt1ess." He tells a story from the days when he lived in Munich. "We had ns house guests," he says, "un Amerlcun couple who lived in the wilds of Wisconsin, Just ns we sat down to ~upper, the doorbell rang und 1, who was overfed with human contacts, said with Irritation, 'Who Is that now '/'" "'Nicki.~ Abby. I don "t willlt to h~ N"~eti. but she's not the only one with feelwas a littk bumpy. Nidi IIIIMk me ings. I halve been hwt e_. since w . se;e a thenpist because she wen1 k.ided us out. t don't blow "'hat to ~ my bKI:pld: and found a do. It seems like whenev~ I do fate suicide DOte 1 hid written as • something she doesn't like. she I.CIS joke. Thellpy made me Sid. ~ 1 hun. I feellraJllled- Please help. CONFUSED IN SOUTHERN stopped f!i"'· Ever su~te thai. Nicki hilS tried CAUFORNIA hard to play "Mom." She ICIS l.ike DEAR CONFUSED: If ever a my real mother is dead. E~ timt: blended family needed ~ling, I talk. about my mom. Nkki gets it is yow- family. Pk:oase dip thi .colirritated. umn, show it to your father and tell About four moolhs llgQ. she blew him lhat you m: the author. her top lltld kicked my flllher and Pl'ofess.ional counseling shoold help me out of the house. ~ had 10 n:solve not oollmany. of your pn» spend the night in a motel. My lems. but Nicla's as well. father and Nicki made up, but since (Pauline Phillips ami ha d(IH,~h· t~n . things have been . VeT)' ter Jttllllllt Phillips. s.haft' tht' pseu·slr.lioed. Every once in a while, my dooyrn Abiglfil V.m Buren. W'ritf' father reports to me tha.t Nicki ''hils Dear Abb.v at "'"~dh-arAbby,('tlftl cried her eye;s out" because she or P..O. &M 69440. l.,o~ Angrlrs, CA thinks I don't like her. 90069.) • Air Cond. • Y<>u 're not (crowded' when you're with good company you to determine if your marriage is worth saving and to separate emotionall y from your motlier. DEAR ABBY: I am a ll-ye;ar-old girl. I live with my father and step- molber, married for two yars. The fllSI • •T·Topt • JJtlt • •Aulomlllo • Air Condlllonlna •CDiyettm • CI\IIM Control • P - Equlppodl C""""' COIIrtrfllllll • JJffl Allfllnt'IIIJ i'lllll Am COIIW'IItlllll • •• murder is the most likely cause of deal~ ·for younij men. Many of these kllling~. some soctnl scientists say, can be laid to overcrowding. There are too many peo.. ple per square foot on .our shrinkina planet. It eventually takes its toll on our . frayed nerves. · • One of the newspapers 1 worked for was lpcated In a begrimed structure iii downtown Cieveland. There was no uit; _ _ _ _ _ . conditioning and the city's din blew .io through the open windows in the sum• COLUMNIST mer. Our arms got black from the soot on our desks and we stirred our coffe~ copy pencils. · .His guests, said Lorenz, were with But we outgrew the old building an~ shocked. into an ail)')o well-lighted struO: "To be less than overjoyed when the moved ture of concrete and glass. lf we wert doorbell ran wns Incomprehensible to overcrowded we were 11nd neect: these people who lived deep in the ed more space,where now we had it. ; country. It made me reulh:e how much 1 Somehow, a lot of the love which perhad become a. victim of overcrowding." meated the old pluce stayed back there (For myself, I must say that I never to live wit~ the ghosts of those happJ visit a farm without feeling that farm\)n Nmlh Street • life holds one ofthe secrets hidden from years The moral of the story is thm gooa modern•man. The space and great quiet company - not plenty of room - ~ of the farm renews my spirit.) the secret of happiness. I once got a Though Lorenz is undoubledly right, card Father's Day from one of llll' it probably ought to be s11id that the rea· boys on who penned these words, "May: son we dislike crowding is that by und good company to· surround hlllle we dislike the ~ople who are you. Company iscontinue thought's best suste·. ' crowding us. We don'1 'love our neigh- nance and slimulus." :: bors us ourselves.'' · Whether or not that may be true, over- The Murphys would understand. • crowding Is one of the evils of modem society. ln the ghetto, we are told lhut (GeorJie R. Plagenz is a colum11i.vt f~. Newspaper Enterprise Association.) . . George · PIagenz • Power 8111 • Aluminum • Power Wind. 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'-\- '~""'" '"'\."-" ··~''"'" _,._..... ,...... -4HI.1~r-.,-..,.~~ ~~ S.~tullt.~ '\~.~lit.~ ... "~-............... .\'iii.'\'\ \I.\"'- ... ~"~ t'tN!-' ra't ••._.,. "\'~~~~ -.. Josh onlell and Orlando Washingtoolllld offen ·h linemen Steve ~ and Nate Mcl\!ek). ccoolillg to Director of CoQIOI'l\te Tldet ales!Promolioos 0\artie Hagley, !ll!llson tid.~ sales are well ahead of expectations. "We are :11 about II ,400 season tid.-ets," s:~id Hagley, "which is a good t ,200 tickets above where we were in 2000. the year that we had oor all-time season ticket sales." The athletic department is shlloting for a goal of 1S,OOO season tickets fur the 2002 MHTlNG ntl PUBliC - Marshall University linemen, seated ftom left, Josh Cordell, Nate McPeek, and Steve Perretta s~&n ,.,,.. ._MMI..II.U aut:og\'llphs for fans Thursday. (Dan Polcyn) ~--o.M ~~ -~""~- \\\.~ " ..., llltl~W. ~M.It) ~"-"< • tl'll l'."'- ~""'"-- ~ . . . . tt . l't ~!~......,_ .... ... .. .... dt..'tl ~l~vttlfiol ~ ~,~-. . . .. 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"He hns not been hwc~tlllnted 1111d he has ntl relutloMiilp whatsoever In thl~ ettse." Jtulles, Ohio's Mr. DMketbull the past two yeurs, hti~ ulreudy beeu o11 lhe ~'Over of Sports Illustrnted, whkh · dubood thll IS·~cur-old "The Chusc11 Om~." · He will be 11 senior this full • tit Akron St. Vlntent•St. Mury Hlllh School nnd is ellpedl\d tu be u mp NBA drnn pltk It' he d~dtles l.o skip collciJe und turn pro. Olorlulmu~s ht1s descrlbtld Jaok~oli us LeBron's futherl ~uyhtl! thi! boy's blulolllctt father hus mwcr 6cen hwulvcd In hlsllli!. WIIISh sultl JnekSUII hnd 14 properties upprulsed through 11 mortt!tll!e brokeruge, resultllll! In [nflnled Male prlces. She sllltliMHt ul' the prtlp• ertles hnv~ slnte been fore· llltl~ed Ufltlli, Ulid tWo fltiUII · clulln~tltutlonN hnve ~utlered llpproxlmutcly $100,000 In 1088~~. · Urnd Gessner, un usslstunl proH~~utor who will present !he ~UMII, suld Jllckilon Is the fotml point of the hwe8tlj!U• tlon. . · . 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Meigs got very few hits as Athens ret'Onltd the 9-3 vkhlry In Amerlcilll Lcgitlll baseball a~:limt, Melgs (2-')), which h:td only three hits o\\ the evening, hnd orle nl' those hits h1 the 1'11\h 1111\ing whet\ Dustin Gibbs ted oil whh a ~Ingle. At thnt !)(lint, Athens led ~· 1. Al\er D;~ll~ Hill wa~ walked, Gibbs Wtts fut\.'Cd out ttl third on a lielden' dltliL<e hit by .lush Lynch, In ul\y ~:ase, Dnve Mcclure was also walkeJ ns Mellis ltlllded thli bt~ses and WM !lilt. to do sume serltlll~ tlantiii!C. A t\luple or ert\lrs scored Hm and Lynch and l)llii.'Cd MtCI\lre Oil third, . Nick Meruln on second and Mlchnel Warren on l'lf!il, ~till whh ol\ly one out. · nut: AthenN 1 defen~e stcptled Ul'll'or relief plll:her Jnke Hnhl ~~~ Josh Stanley flew out: to the shortstop dlld Sh11Wt1 Wotlten grout~ded out to short to end the lllillng. · Mi!lgs, ill rute, had mndtl l t n twu·l'ill\ gmne I!Ohll! lnttl th~ sixth, In the slxlh lmlltli!, Alht\1\S llm two btltters j!I'Oullded out, but lhc vlsl· tor~ nuutnged three 1'\llls to tl\\Ce ngul\\ exlend lhelr LIOION LO.ta- Meigs' Tony Costanzo te\les e lead ftoll1 first base While Athens' Seth 011o111 lend. guards the base during the second Inning of Meigs' 9-3 loss to Athens In A111erlcan Legion PIHII IH Le...n.IS · baseball aetlon Th~rsday. (Butch Cooper) ""Y ULSAN, South Koren (AP) - The best United Stutes soccer team in 72 yeurs finally met its mulch. Alter rousing funs buck home to get up in the middle of 'till! night to WHICh their inspired play, the Americans losl to Gennw1y 1-0 on Friday in the quw1er11nuts of the World Cu~. ullhough they outplayed tiiCif taller, ~tronger opponents lor much of the night. Unlike four yeurs ugo. when Germuny nuuthundled the Amerienns during u 2-0 tlrst-round vlc1ory in Paris, the U.S. players shoved buck. The Uni1ed Simes domina!· cd for much of Ihe first h;ilf und hud nume1t1us scoring chunces. but Michucl Bulluck scored on u heudcr in I he 39th minute, rising between two Americun defenders. Germun goulkecper Oliver Kuhn 1wice cume up with diving saves in the firs! half to deny Landon Donovan, and the Americuns nearly tied the score li1ur minutes into lhe second hull'. A shol by Eddie Lewis boun~ed on· Ktihn und hit off the let) hand nf defender Torsten Frings. who wus stundinl! on the I!OIII line. Scottish referee Hugh Dullus didn't cull u penuhy, uwurding Gernuiny a gonl kick. World CUp PIHH Ht G1n111ny, IJ Mariners complete sweep of Cincinnati, 3-2 CINCINNA'rl (AI>) - Junior got thrt\e hurmte~$ hits, the Seultle Mutlncrs got lhree resoundlnl! wins. Ht>w telllttl!. · ~ubcn Slerrn hit n two-run homer Ultd the Clttdttllntl Red~' slumping lineup sltugt!led uga.ln thlii tltll~ WithOut Ken Orlt'rey Jr, ...:.. us th"" M"'11111 tlcrs~t II 3-2 •·l~_ lo"" und u •" ' ' series""ey KWeee .u.rsdny tti1Jh!. lhb f1t•t two juntcs Ofl "' s urtrid "" "" • ll!lnht5t Ill~ fomter ieum nnd hu three sfngles In aiL He wns out of the stltrl· lnl! lineup ror the flnlll ~lillie, resthtg hili tender hmnstrln!l. The ilrowd ot' 27,908i!U~e OriiTey u dl 1 d d h hit u routllle t1y to rll!hl to end the ln"lng, then slummed his but to the ground. Grille~ and the Murlners hove Iuken ditTerent puths since he maneuvered them Into u trude with his hometown teum before the 2000 seuson. He's been hurting und the Murincrs huve be•n "·innlnu geltlng 116 vi ·1orles lnsvl sewuson. e• c ' A blmner 1n thc 1mIt'-em ply upper· de·•k • Thur'~•d·ly • sunt1nc·'u 11p the 111ood·' "Seuule Traded Us Grltl'ey Bul They Didn't Send His Btu." the AL West louders gotlhe best of' ult of the reunion ungles In the series. Manager Lou Pinlellu who led the ~~~~h "Net)~~~~~~~~ r~tlr: s~v~~~~ Reds to the 1990 World Series chulll• Inning with u runner ubollt'd uttd n plottshlp, wutched his teu111 put ohunce to do somethins drumutlc. He together Its first three·gume wlnmlll! · ' 'streak since May 1~ · 1.7 . ReelS - Mike Cumeron, who replnced u hulf-hour In I he clubhouse lounge Grll1ey in center lield, hit u solo before the ~mrte, urging Ihem to relax. homer in the second gume, out-pro- -For the f1rst five innings Ul!uinst dudng Junior for the series. Jumes Baldwin (5-6), they were us Bret Boone took cure of the fumily uptight us ever, getting only two hits. un~le by hilling u homer and mukinl! They tinnily broke out when Barry u ptvotul piny In the second gume. The Larkin doubled in the sixth and Juu·n series murked the 11rst time that Bret Encunmcion homered, snapping lhe tmd hlf brother Aaron, lhe Reds' lhlrd Reds' 0-for-27 stump with runners In " were in the sume gume wilh scoring posilion. busemun, the1'r· l'lllhcr,- Reds lllUilUI!er Bob Shil!etoshi Huseguwu guve up u Boone. double to Lurkin in Ihe eighth, but Sicrm, who hil two homers In 2S Kuzuhiro Susuki got the lust four outs games 1orlhe Reds In 1997, look care for his 17th suve 1md 99th of his ·of lhe lust reunion subplot by hluing u cureer. ·movinl! one aheud of Mike two-run shol in the slxlh off Joey Schooler for the Icum record. Humllton (J-5). Tho Murincrs ulso lchiro Suzuki, 1he AL's top hitter, scoreu III'Uil 1)11 Hamilton's throwing went 1-for-12 in the series, drupping error us they pulled ahead 3-0 on u his uveruge to .363, while Larkin muggy, 90-dcgree evcnln~. e~tended his hitting slreuk to 13 Bob Boone met wllh hts hitten for I!Omes. ----------------~ My oracela aufflclent for thH; for my ltrtnoth 11 made perfect In WICikftlll 11 Cor.12:0 • Ger-many ends Team USA run PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL l ' �•• rws«t'U 1Phtr The Daily Sentinel · Luis Castillo's hitting streak hits 34; Cardinals fans bid farewell to Jack Buck BY Til£ ~ml PA.£SS Sadness in St. loui • ·in.tilbting ICbicvmten.l in Florida. . Grieving CudiMI fllllS bid Jl()()dbye to Jld: Buck on Thursda.y. 111\dMW'lins ran cbee~ LUis Castillo :as he e.\~n.d· ed his hitting strtu to 34 g:m~ breaking Rogers Hom by's record tar a se~.'OOd baseman. Castillo slashed a sin@le in the first Inning of Rorida's 3-0 vtclory over the Cleveland Indians. a g:un called after 5 lfl innings because of rain. "This guy lias been unbelievable." Marlin catcher Mike Redmond said. "I . ·couldn't imagine playing in 3-l g:m1es in 1 row." While illl annou~K.'Cd crowd of only 8,045 turned out to watch Castillo chase history. an estimated 10.000 mourners tiled past Buck's casket near home plate ut Busch Sta<lium. .. . The longtime broadcast~r w:as hon· . ored before the .Cardinals lost 3-2 to the TRIBUTE- St. Louis Cardinals fans fll& around Busch Stadium past the cas!~ t, Anaheim Angels. . . behind home plate. containing tile bod)' of H u of Fam br~astltf l!l£1<. B.uclo.. "The orgam~ahon made tt such a Thursday. (liP} well-done day," said catcher Mike Matheny, ooe of the speakers nt the Red Sox. who lead the majors with nine Texas. The Rangers fired p.itclling memorial service. "Everybody in here shutouts. C\'IICh Oscar Aoo.sta. was kind of choked up by the whole DIAMONDBACKS 5, Otuous 1 GIANTS 10, lKVtL RAYS l thing." . Johnson (11·2) struck out II in seven Marvin 8e'n11rd had four llits. and A.J. Burnett (8·5) und the Marhns innings at B11nk One Ballpark, lltld s<..ued four limes. lltld Riel\ Aurilia completed a three-game sweep of Ariz.ona scored five times in the seventh drove in four nms to back. Russ Onil Cleveland in the tirst meeting between to beat Rodrig\) Lopez (6·3). (6-4) at · Pacific Bell Purl:;. Thn)'Qil the teams since the 1997 World Series, ROCKI!S 14. Stwue (0.8) owns. the loog.est losi"i also won by Floridu. YANKEES 11 1 10 INNINGS streak in the ml\lOlS. Castillo tied Dom DiMaggio and Thdd Zeile hit a three-run homer <>ff • ATHLITICS $, PIRATU 3 three other players at 34 games. The Steve Kmay (3·3) in the lOth inning, Jermaine Dye homered and drove in Dominican leadoff hitter also matched and Colorado outslugged New York to four runs as Tim Hudson (5-6) lltld vis· Benito Santiago's record for the longest close the highest·S~'Oring three-game iting Oakland completed a lhree-l!ame streak by a player born outside the series in Coors Field history. sweep. United Stutes. The teams combined for 70 runs. 8S Mns~ TWtNSl Scou Schoeneweis (6-5) and the hits and 15 home runs in three games. Steve Trachsel (5·6) retired his first Angels ended a foul"~ame losing skid 1bdd Hollandsworth hit a grand slam as 19 batters and took a shutout into tbe nnd halted the Cnrdtnals' live-game the Rockies overcame an 8-2 deficit. ninth at Shea Stadium. Torii Hunter . winning streak. Troy Percival stmnded rallying after Clemens was hit in the caught Mike Piwa 's homer before ball two runners in the ninth for bis 15th right forearm by a line drive 11nd left in and glove fell over the fent:e. Edi,udo s11ve. the fifth. X-rays were negDtive. Alfonzo added a two-run shot for 1~· The Cardinals held a 4 lfl·hour viewBRAvES 3, TIGERS l Mets. ing for Buck beginning more than seven Javy Lopez drove ,in the winning run ExPOS S, ROYALS 4,1) INNINGS hours before the game, with funs filing with a two-out single.as Atl11nta rullied Vladimir Guerrero ~cored oo a throwpast the broadcaster's cherry wOOd ens- for three runs in the ninth inning lltld ing error by pitcher Scott Mullen (0.2) ketjust behind home plate. Buck's son, beat closer Juan Acevedo (1-3) at in the lith at Olympic Stadium as Joe. led the memorial service that also Turner Field. Maddux left lifter the fifth Montreal extended it winning streak to featured speeches by Stan Musial, Lou because of pain in his left calf. a season-best seven gumes. Kansas City Brock, manager Tony La Russa. broadWHIT! Sox 6, PHtLLtES 1 has lost a season·higll seven straight. caster Mike Shannon and former Mlll'k Buehrle (10-S) took a shutout llooGUS l, BLUE JAYS I announcing cohort Dun Dierdorf. into the ninth and Pllul Konerko hit a Odulis Pere1 (8-3 f.pit~hed five-hit RED Sox s, PADRES 0 three-run homer off Robert Person (2-4) bull into the eighth ttl [)Q(J&cr Stadium to win his fourth stmight decisiOn.. Brie Martinet (8·2) struck out II, 'nve up Ill Vetemns Stadium. two hits in eight innings and retired his RANGERS 7, CUBS 4 Gll8ne earned his mujor !~ague-leading lust 17 batters as Boston won nt Snn Rnfael Palmeiro hit n go-uheud homer 25th sttvc. Toronto lost for ihe seventli Diego. Johnny Damon 11nd Nomar in the eighth inning ut Wrigley Field time in eight gnmes. GnrciupWTn hit two-run triples for the and Kevin Mench went deep twice ror ..... Sit I.INI& 01 .,,, , .._. 1 k :. :t-, W, I ' --=....... tttTUL MIN I COIM~:u:IMlQK Ul!llit.~ WIO c..-..,~,. ......... w.c.w '• ~:Gennany Reels Notebook: Ken Griffey rests '• :- Theft, with mhtulti Itt\ In :the dfl'endtf . ~ missed a aoal on • hMtlitr, hit· una the side of the net aff a mm fnlm Clint Mathis, who had entered early In thewcona hilt Moments later, Mtthls' hvd ··IliuM AltM sllot In tile : penalty bolt ttu blockod by Jens 1eremles as the Ameriellls lriod de$· .• CINCINNATI (AP) - Ken before butting practice job und hope that the hitters do Griffey Jr.. was out of the Thursday. For nearly 30 min· their job." Cincinnati Reds' lineup utes. Boone and Lefebvre Boone hns been impressed Thursduy, test· urged them to relax. by Dessens' maturity in his ing his te~der The offense hns been the . second seuson as n full-time humstrtng Reds· main problem since stoner. The right·hnnder \l(ent instead of playing uguinst his Muy 18, when they led the 10-14 with u 4.48 eurned run former team. National League Central uvernge lust season, lending Griftby plnyed the tirst two Division by five sumes. the team in wins. games of a three-game series They've gone 12-l.S since "He's certainly u better ugainst the Scuttle Muriners. then, fulling two games behind pitcher than he wtts u yeW' ugo, Those were his first times in St. Louis. when he wus our best." Boone the lineup since he stmined his "We're train~ too . hurd," said. "He n1wn~s hud n I'1111e right hamstring on June 7. He Lefebvre slli . " very teum in movement on hts bull und wus had three singles in six at-buts busebull goes through it. timid to go inside. Now he's and slummed into the outfield During the course of the sen· going in there with conviction. wall to make a catch, hitting son, you're goin' to hit thut lit· "He's got u little more stami· his right knee hurd. . t ie rust spot. Rtght now, it's nu. to go into the The hamstring isn't com· magnified because we're los. (I He· used · ) pletely healed and the knee is u ing gnmes und we've dropped ttter mmnss ... un d hll 'd reu1. little sore, so manager Bob out of tirst place." ly buck otl. Now he po·wcrs Boone decided to rest him for The Reds don't wunt to full 1hrough it. He's leumed u lot the final game of the series. too fur behind the Curdinuls ubout himself. Now his conn"He cnn feel that he's played before they start hitting. dence is 'rowing to where he two days," Boone said. "Plus, knows he s good." he hit his knee nnd it's sore." · ELMER EMERGI!S Griffey hus lobbied to ~tar. Elmer De.~sens. isn •1 getting MoR•: Tttu: CHANGI!S as much as possible, but d1dn t muny wins. but he won over Genernl manager Jim quibble wit~ Boone's decision. his manager. ·. · Bowden continues to reorgu· He nlso. missed 6 lfl weeks Dessens gave up seven hits nizc his helpers. this season ufter teuring 11 ten- and two runs In 6 2-3 innings Leland Mnddox w11s prodon in his right knee. of u 2·0 defeat U:$ninst Seattle moted Thursday to . ussistunt "It's u chance to rest the on Wednesday mght, leaving general munnger und director hamstring," Griffey said. "He him 4-4. The record is decep· of scouting. He hud been told me that if he needed me to tive. director of pluyer personnel pinch hit, I'm available." Itt six of hi~ . IS stnns, the and intcrnutional scouting. The Reds ure 1·10 with Reds hu ve scored three or Gury Hughes - Who was n Griffey in the lineup, but could fewer runs, leaving him no special ussistunt to Bowden us use him these duys. ·They hud mnrgin for error. In his lust 12 well us director of professional scored only two runs while starts, he's 4·1 with seven no- scouting - wus given the JX>St losing three In 11 row, and were - un indication he's of special assistant/senior In un 0-for-26 slump with run- decisions · adviser for player develop. ners in scoring posttion head- not getting much help. "You just try to keep the mcnt. ing into ThursCiay's game. · team close," said Dessens, De Jon Watson, u major ' Cincinnati had 13 hits in the first two games against whose 2.63 ERA mnks fourth league scout, nlso will be u cross checker. Seattle, with Griffey gettin~ in .the NL. "I iust trv to do three of them. The Reds don t want to risk uagravating his hamstring. "We just got Junior back and you can see that his bat is start· mg to come around now," Reds hitting couch Jim Lefebvre said. "He's such a · bifi pun. That's going to add .to it. Boone called all of the team's hitters Into the club· house lounge for a meeting Red5 :;Marshall • • L• .... ll '• • :eunpalan, as the Herd comes :off tho hlallest seorina bowl :i1111e In hfstory, a 64·61 dou· 5te-oveltlme win over East ltarollna In the OMAC bowl Mit December, . : "We an way ahead of :"hen we wen llst ~... :.aid Hq1ey, a flct paitialiY. :attributable .to the ntum Of t:"'ich. Tho sonlor quutetls OOMiclered a tfelaman •• ~ candilfam by many Olris Martin and tlaht tt\d$ and thO top pi~ at tbe fi'O$i· JISOII Rader, Joe ~ftl, and lion by NFI,; draft analyst Mel J~ Mullins) " the best Kiper, Jr. arouP. in the nation. The Anotllor faetor in the popu· Sportlna News has named luhy is that the Herd IllS tl\em the ncond best unit In · ~ashlahasNo. tl in the nali.on. 11\e nali.on In preseason polls. "We've aotten over 1,000 Tho No. 11 Spl!_t wuai~ by new season ticket~," said Playbo)l! Tht SDortina News Hqlel, "people that had plaCed me Html In llie 14th new ~ht season ticken ·~t, .· . . bafore. We kttp Jtttllll new Athlon Pllblicalions ranked P'OPle e~ day. the Herd nceivlna corps - "Tho nation Is tNIY. alvin& (which includes wldo us a lot of mpect rijht now, ieeelvws Darius Watts~ Brad Ba~a. Josh Davts1 Curtis . Jonoa, Denero Marnott, and • •• • ..••• ..:-, • · :: Athens added another run '1)1 the sevonth to secUJO the tfln. · • Zaclc Lustaarton wu +for~ at the plate for Athena (6~), lncludlna a double. while :J)1ar McLeid waa 2-for-2, · Melaa used three pltchan 011 the e~lna. pre~na for ' busy weekend ttiat bOalna today at Lancaster 1111d con· ttnues In a doublehaadet a. Q"e omeroy Fire Dept Sunday, June 23rd Stanley, who started the aame For Melp. threw the rou strikina ®t two. Stlltina pttcher Zacb Wlm earned the win for Athens. Athens oDontd the .11111• with a +0 lead, lnclucl{na a solo home run In the aecond lnnlna by Seth Ollom. Mefp Rnall}' aot on the acortbOircl In the bottom of the third when McClure scond on a aacriRce tly to tiaht netd by wamn. DUFF FARMS Pay Sport Flahlng BtU• Bluegill • Crapplt • Ptroh • Cttflth 740-?G-2182 1 FM Child Aclmlulon wl\11 1 palcl adult Btautlll.ll &Qut.t No Alcohol No Pttt 301U Old Duttr Rd Duttr,OH Saturday at Melas Hlah Serving Starts at 11:00 am •' ll............... "" ... . :• ...... u his sore hammy While team slumps ~bi,~e., 8ar .. um (llft ,f,O ltolftt ..,......, •.ttltd~ '-\~· » School qalnst Portsmouth. t 11• • - _____ __ __.:;.. ~,-----~-----'-~------------;·-'- Thank You! 'IIHII ~:~hhose . whom haw llllt1led )'OOr mlnlls. htlrt•, and han1b In thl1 tlmt ~:~f need, Thank )'00 alnmely 1\\wn · Candy Ml)" and .Jasmlnt Smith tQt. au tllatanyt)nt has putfortlllnthe tntlre \.\Immunity 1\:lr 115, It II ~)' appredaledl �• FlldMy, June 21, 2002 CLASS I :·--· .-a= -~t· ~~ wn.--. .~~.-~""':'~'":"'-., 01 ... Ill Oodgo, 811. CLoad Cob. • _ . Gl•f = Col 4UJOO milo, - .....~L-.~- ·~ ne 448-2342 o~., H~ ..,.e».,_d•v · t:horu .-..-1aay (740) 8&2-2158 e111i•ter (304) 675-.. 333 P..adl'~;,..4* :a• · 111.000. (740)251- '* _.,._ ..~laStnil-.r.. ...-.-------·--.... LOCIIIWOI't. (740)112-7943 stl-'7002 st1-4M1 a 11«1r:1r1g V~~Q~·,.. FlitS ..... 1rt HangfrtQ•Blaklts ....... Foe<! F15IO pld<uc>. 11111 · - -... au.. Fill 4>14, IUI'II, $1100.00 ot Slle. loob. Good, allot. 740-M-'1171 ------$1!500. (140)3'1M257 I I" : 11111 cno.y ~. ;:;::!:"~"~e=m~IOI~-~'1::;;;::;. .11117 Ply. ea.- 4 - · lion, 305 willo IWC $1200 ......... cy!., ...... $!500.00 080, (304)713-SII04 ... - -. 7-'1171 loMc- y • , 11113 FOC<I " 11118Z.:M ~. VS. Iii- 112.000 milfl, $750.00, Robert L PIB -tic, loob Good, Rune ""'" - '· 740-1185 3505 a-. $1250. (740)441"Bob" Fisher CONTRACTORS - 1083 1!1115- fOC<I Ellpknr ~=--::--:---- ICLT, 400. 4lo4. VS. ,..,_ 0.. his birthdoy )'Hn411111 'INC. 11111 Pontloc F-rrt. malic. 19.000 • d/21/35 - 1/110100 L-, Sl100.00. ...,_ · 740- yoor nr.. ...,2,l500 m11os, Rac~M. 01110 "'5771 Gone from our 7.a-2215 ... Sl81ng.'CNiS. .... OlAIII. 740-985-3948 Control. PW. n- Glasa, 1- • ~--~~· Ed' sight but11lways TM, Tnc:)", ·- - ·but - ·._intblo, "''"' NC. COmbination ond KeyCONCRETEIBLO w IOU Enuy. Mlrflirun on our minds. lie*, llaiMy, car, Sopd, 2.0 4cyt, - . _ FOQ LIC;IIs. LugCI<JBRICK mu~. S6so 080. -Rod<. PL. l.ibbJ< Ralplt. • Footers. W!ills. StepS • (740)441-0584 Soots.Roor~Lrslir ot Andy Fl• t Woxt. 111113 DodQo Dynasty, Goo<l - - RuMing lloorrls.o........ JOfli ot Jarvi> Rcpl•;•ments.. • Wlllks dopencllblo . .r. lood4d •. F\1, Topo P~oyor, rott. Goo<l u.nd Drives • Steocil allldnv . $1.800 080. Condition. suoo. . (740)441-o&tS (740)4453443 Cretr 111t4 lluldl c.ntu<y S!Atlon 1997 NIIHn 0\lolt. V·6. Public S.le and Auction wagon, 1113. NC. PW, POL, MrytNug. fronl S - - - - - - - - - - - - . . . . , . - PS. 511.000 rnl'-. thlrrt ... t, fiOoVolr. 89,500 rnllto. coudluo... 1399S. sesoo. (740)992-5578 (740)441-11171 da1a, 9S A. XLT Ext Cob. 1 18 t740l44 « .... ,.ogo. 4•4, v~· uft,' 33" ·Supo; -r -. Xnclucl•• P~ ·v • r d • • • • • • • " • over s.a - It• r~ : ¥~&~ Up To - for Worcla. l l Dave VVorcl• 204 .-.r ._,oi"'Ct Alllle Muat:: • • P ·r e p • l d Wiele ···~cl Hlalbl, Alwulll. ~1ft//{' poala far Ofi'Y '"Mdll llomil~t~ Stir A-*· CR 3D • RK1M, 1·7 so ~-'37 St ltl 7 NortJi • PI."" ''"'Y· Ott 4S720 Cioklta II<>,. 16.0011 1\o- ...... , ........ SII!.M GllWoo lltJw 9,0011 Tw ......................... $lao~ 2QI..OOQ l'tll.lli: &l<r 1\o......... .. ........ ..S l::il per IJJrr l2 .......................................SS.UOISU lb.. ,t. Stutl .................................... $;_\,'I'll<;() lb. ~· ill't 6>f ~!"'OS. Cfl3~ & tr.uk" Ohio ,;,;11~-..... Sunset Home Construction ....._Good- •= r-------. HOWARD L. •co"'", 111t4 Ford Eac:ort, 4cyt., ~- WRITESEL Swo- Sapd, CD, 1OSK r• frldlly, June 21at · PS, PB, Air, AM· miles, $7200 080. FM eusono Ptayor,· 4 (740l24S-~ 1 Door. ,, 500 (740)446-8742 u ............... _ 1 111t4 Nl...n car, ••• loaded, ..__"""um..n •~->_.~ _ _ _.._ Good C dllon 00 (:~CM)67S:,~ · ..." · • ::,.:.::.:;:.:BI:..;Iid<~UI---. load- Roofing • Home movies In original boxes (Mr. M«goo, Llttl R I ..... It d C t II e aaca s, .......o an os e o, Adventures In Travel, Frontier Fury W/James Stewart) and old p~mltlvas. Very brielllsllng. Much more from tools to treasure. Free Estimates 949-1405 "" = ~~.:~1~~ ;::.~~(;.:01~0:~· oao 740-049-2181 · • · tm """"' wa- 350. 6:30 pm LOis ol excellent glass: Imperial, Fenton, New Manlnsvllle, Pilgrim, L.E. Smith, Fostoria, Cambridge. Pink 0 epresslon In Cherry Blossom pattem, set ol Czechoslovakia China, Longaburger ~';t'c~~· c~":' v~~enold P~~ tillS GMC fullllze V8, NC. Groat Sh•$2500 ~-.~1184 . $311s~~- ss.,~v84, ,_(7..;. ;.:.14'-'4 .:;.. . 2::.:804 "-~'-·_ _ _· 40 8 ~-~ ~w !IllS S·IO, $3285 ...h. 2000 Harftl' Davldoon 1200 1888 Choroktt, S18115. CUllom. 12so fllllea, Eldroi. 18111 Chlrokto, $4295. SIISOO. (740)388-8375 after 18111 GMC Sonorno. E•t. 7pm. en, sens. COOK MO. ~200;.;;;·,'-~-tor-ldi-C::-:R~8~0~Atl<~lTRI·COUNTY AUCTION CENTER 7 103 TOM. ( 4!1)448.0 $1700. (!ICM)875-413!i ng 1510 St. Rt. 511 Qalllpolll, OH 415831 1811e Oldo Su'!\mollo Bonahoo 3s0 (740) 881-1421 ........ 18!5K, Cutlau $4000 080. 2001 1883 Cnovy N.'t stto Ave., 8o!> lloudot.ln March 2001. Richard E. Workm1n, AuctlonI30K mllao, $3500 080. Aaklng $4200. (:104)87S• L.....;.;;;;;;;;,;;.;;,;,;,-;,;;.;;;,;:-.;.;,;;;,;.;;.;;;......1 ~after 5pm. (740)441- ..:.4t:.:3S;;__ _ _ _ _ _ rY"_ _ _ _ _;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _., - - - - - - - - 2002 Hofld.l 350 Rondoor. t 887 While OS 4 Door 4a4, 200 miles, extraa, Mercury Mya~qua . <la;t, Au· $4900, OBO, (740)949· to Ovtrdrlw. O..ly :18,000 2t81 mllto. Kelly Tlroa· S,OOO mlloa, Tlnt4d Gltoo, Till, Stoerlna, AIC, Roar lltfJOII, AM-FIJ, ~po Play· or, PW. Pl, Cruloa Control, t 0 Wily Power Drivers Seol. Outotondlng Condldon, S7,8SO. (740)448-344S · 2000 C.valltr, oleyl .. ~10. 10.000 milt~ Air Ccndltlon· "· AMIFM, CD Playor. Good COndition. $7,000. (740)441.()337 2000 Mozda Mlata M~&. 13,1100 mlloa. Excallont Condition. Garage Ktpt, $18,800. (740)2511-1021 81 Dtlta88 Royale bllt, Runo Good , Good Body & Tlroa, 1300 080. Call (740)892·9778 any· ~me. · For Slit. 1ei6 Goo neck· or. ~tomaiiC •. Air and v.ry Cl..n.VI.OOOrnll... $4500. 'Import & Corvellll Kille~ .11185 ~along GT, Garogo Kept, Extremely Nice & Cl.. n, NIMtr driven any· moro, 105,000 bebltd rnllto. Cal lor a 2 pogo lilt 'ol porformonct porti & IC· .couorlll. . $12,500. 1740)446·8609, (740)44t- n~otarew good ptoplel Honesl - lntelligerot • Comteous - Friendly 'Rect{llionist I Cashier 1\ persolllookllll tot • taf'Hr • NotJush Jobl BENEFIT ::,For~St:--1-t:-,"'811"'7:-1:-101-.,.,.-:-400= Foroman, $3000. Call (740)388-8021 FS. 1811t Suaukl 2SO, Quod ~r. Vtry Good Condl· lion. $2600. 080. 1987 1200 lntoratota goldwlng. Many Extraa. June 22, 2002 Chester Fire Station ......... ·~tiM CIMe-C.-UDIIJ' Excellent Ccndltlon. $4900. (!ICM)875· 2382 or ltavt meiHgo. Harley Da'lidoon 77 FLH, 15 000 Fl (:!il4187&.:U2 fll'lteadllel .r.a. fiK• •........,. --t L.. ~ I .... r Auro PARIS & A~ I Ford Thunderbird, Over 10,000 Tranamlsslans, I MmuR HOML'i S5SO. 1992 Moroury Topaz, 2002 Palomino Light Slide· $1000. t8111 fOC<I Tempo, In truck camper, load4d, $900. 1992 Pc!ttlac Grand· AJC. otovt. rol~garalor. lur- Am, SilK)(). 1ito Pontlao naoe, baltlroom, and show· Grand·Am, $800. 1891 ~r. 740 448·8548 'DOdge SltadoW, Corwtrtl· $1200, 11111 P11mouth Sundance, $1000, riO HOME ~ I \ tn I ·, I 1' 1 I II ·, ,\ I I \ I -.., I I ll 1, • Ton 'lhrok, Foid 362, R,.. Good, I!SOO. •(740)378·9257 • :1870 CI\IV. truck. Good Motor.Runa good. $800., 1887 Ford Ranger V·8 ~WD. 5-,P.. 1885 ' Ford Ranger 2·WDI5·op., $1,000. For Both. (304)117UI689 :,.:;,~:'-"'-~---:::-::=: ,1885 Frolghtllnar Tractor 1and lowboV troller, $7,500. (740)37&·2427 • 18113 ChiVy 1800. E•lond· <ld Cob. E•collent condlllon. Load4d. n,ooo mllll. (7-40)245·5089 after epm 'TWo Lanaga weooeaters, handmade rocker chain saw carving. Longaberger baskel, rag rugs, weedeater string, chain saw access.ories, MIS.C. Used chain saws, wall hugger recliner, swivel C&C Gonorol Home Malnto· · rocker, electric weed eater, shop vac, oak nenct· Painting, vinyl lid· rocking chairs, box fan, mechanac's creeper, lng, carpentry, dooro, win· adverllsenient beer signs, Pallo stove, Fire - a, balho, mobllo homo ropo~ and mora. For frot hose, 1920 Dresser wI mirror, farm wagon; nllmato call Chit, 740-8112· entertainment center, computers, microwave ... .;.832;_3_ . -----THIS IS A PARTIAL LISTING MORE TO COME Cuotom Building & Remod· ollng. Free eotlmatoo. Full1 Ina urad. For all )'OUr Live Band•, Door Prizes, Raffle &c Gamu, homo ropalr needo. Con face paintins, uw carvins 740·982·11 19 or 740-441· 8514 DAN SMITH, AUCTIONEER -:---:----:-:---::-:-:Ohio*l344 Superior Home .Malnte· Spasholll Dinner· all you can eat ttartl al nance: . We do all repalra on homoo, ind oul. car11100 a.m. Come early, late! pontrV 1J 1 ~;~blng,E;;!:,;~~~ Pies • Hot Dogs • Cake • Hot Dogs out ' ·F, •••Y wiring, new 1eivlce or re· 1...11-------------"'-' Business Services 'teeo Ford .F-150. 4x4, polra. Mllotar l.lc.lnlld aloe· r---:c =-o _n _n ~l.:-9-:-,s---... .---f~l~E~H~-.., ...... Cold Air 1740)446- trlelan. Ridenour E*>blcal, 7 1788 304 ~-· . wvooo30S, .e a. Child CARE 18118 GMC SONOMA truol<.. 'tonneau covtri alum - a . eo,ooo rn1 n, •col· 1ont oondltlon, S4,1100.oo (740)8411-1318 1997 5op., ChiY)' badllnlf, 8·10 BliCk, Acy., CD. ••a•••• New Tl- Hoad & ran Wlllll"l 18WII Light COYart. $4.500. • • lltlllllllllll ~:~CM)e?s-4031 ee reo Ktnwortli, Good Condition.. 18000. can <740J44t·990a, ......, Melt""go~ no.,_. The ~ally S entlnel _ _.... -~..._ CONSTRIKTION . • New Homes Garegea has open ,ngt, 15 yr: expe~ence, Certified In Melgt, Athena and Washington countiH, Open 24 hours. 7 Oaya per week. Rt. 7 Tuppers Plains, OH . CALL 887:e 329 St Equipment Parts Remodeling Stop. com-re FIICtory Authorized CIISe-IH Parts . Dealers I000 St. Rt. 7 South FREE ESTIMATES Coolville, OH 45713 • Comple... '" .,. 99.. 1671 7""" "" '1221T"" 740-667-0363 Q«6Cnd.C & Gravely Maney Ferguson P1rta a Service MANLEYS SELF STORAGE 11-~ MACK•s High& D~ ( • Colltctlblea LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR Self-Sto~ 4359 St. Rt. 160 Gallipolis, OH 45631 .um HU.u RJ. (740) 446-1044 Monday·FrldiY 8-SPM • S.turday 8-2pm Pocket Knlvea "A Cut Abave the Rest" Hours: Mon.S.t 1D-4 217 E. 2nd St • Pt.,.,. C»io Pomeroy.OH (740) 992·5908 74().992-5232 N.tMQ. Sta$ 1111 fSFIMAFIS JONES' SIWL 01 LMt1 JOISII Tree Service SIIICI1t64 • Top • Removal • Trim • stump &rinding • Bucket Truck 843·5264 Medicare Supplement; Life Insurance; Burial and Final Expenses; Cancer & Dental, Retirement, Pensloa & 401K Rollovers; Mortgage; Ml\Jor Medical • Nursing Home L~al J.D. CONSTRUCTION .. wa r, aewer ... I & R11~ber Roofs" 1/JJn-, Guru;cs. Pole Buildings. Cum.:rctu 1'1 Roofs & Sidiny ~Jr..,. rJt,•,1 .IJ/1':\ fi! u· 1t1 Conumncial & Rt:!!lt.lcnlitll (7401 1192-3987 Owner&. Operutor, John Dcun ~ 11 1u TPN ~rr.-~f.;'far.;'~~ BLIND SPOT Lelmc . (Feclory Outlel, All verlleal bUnrlo are made 10 or<ler at our location de 1! fc1 yc•ul llmfSTODf • Ver1iulo • Wood • Minlo • Etc Delivered & Spre•d Special II ton$135.00 144 TWnl An. Gatrpols 446-4995 741>-742·7037 STANDARD CENTRAL AIR • HEATING Au:setc'ect• • HelMing • Air Condltlontra St4,tf4~ . • S.Nict On All &ronda • Rtaldenilal a Ugh1 Commercial • 1oyr. pan a a Ltbor • Healing a Air Conditioning www.emerlcanetandardllr.com "SALE.S 'AND SERVICE" WOLFE HEATING & COOLING BISSEll BUILDERS IDC. New Homes • Vinyl Siding • New Garages • RepiBCement Windows • Roofing COMMERCIAL and 740.992·7599 C1mpa1t11 with J ~ • , t:l !.I " the PAIN cut of PAINTING! Maplewood Lake July.4•5•8 SpiCH AVIIII bl I 740·949·2734 Eloctrlcallo Plumbing lo Ou1111'a Pelnllng( New Hmnus & Remodc:lina "SpecinH~ing In Lo~ l-lomes T~1~e RESIDENTIAL FREE ESTIMATES . NowGorttto ThE CRAFTY. mHRKET te All Mllkes TlliCtor & Room Addlllona lo llomodtHng handmade bowls, market hog (buyers pay for BASEMENT processing at Pleasant Meats), new chain saws, WATERPROOFINCI collectible dolls, new ceiling fan, sidewalk Unconditional llletlme guarbike, computer desk, George Foreman grill, antee. local reference• lur· Lawnboy mower, !load stone, !load concrete, nlahad. Ealabllohed 1975. Call 24 Hro. (740) 446· ~leclric broom; garden hose, water cooler 0870, Aogaro Baaomenl 113;000. (!ICM)875·308e ~i·~~~;c.;z1 1885 Chevy Sferra E<t. Cob, 1/2 lbn, 4X4, Load4d. Cloan. No Ruat, Awoo "-lllliiiiiiii Great, 17050 OBO. ~ (740)2~5·5878 dayo or .Roldontlal or oommorclal ROBERT IISSEU SERVICE Located at the Chesler Fire House on St. Rt. 248 in Chester,.OH. Starting at 11:00 a.m., there will be spaghetti dinner served all day. Bands starling at 12:00 noon include Mountain River band and Country Remedies. .-:;:~ I :t~7 ~apd. ~~====~ r-:====~~ It!•!. ltlni ltl!!J tJtu. ttl" :atu 11!n This Is a benefit action for medical expenses for the late J.B. Ridenour. R~~~ - ~~-r Waterproorlng. t 111411 mo. 740-742-3411 . &M..AIAAA~Jr...~~ NEW ITEMS I t.,...iiMiiiii'ROiiilliVEMI1NTSiiiiililiorl· 1889 jjj;ir;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"l Pontiac Flrlblrd, $800; 1992 Buick Rogal, $1000. 1894 Chavy Cavalier, $1200. 1992 Buick Skylark, $1000. 1888 Chevy Cortlca. $1000. 1984 GMC Brlgadla Semi, $2800. 1878 Chovy Makir Homt1 11600 1989 Pontiac Gra.id Prix · $900 '1988 Mazda 828 S45o Coli '(740)388·8303 ' ' Houra 7:00 AM • 8:00 PM· FREE ESTIMATESI (740) 992-3194 992-6635 SAT., JUNE U, %00% 3:00P.M. $700. 1988 Moroury Mar· Rebuild Kits, 740·245-san, quia, $600. 1986 Ford Cell: 339·3785. · Cmwn Victoria, $500. 1993 CAMPols & blo, .._S'x10' to 10'1130' 6More - ~5771 740-148-2217 New Home$. Room Addlticns, Garagas, Pole Buik.tings.lloofs,. Sieling. Decks, Kitchens. DrywoU [1 0'11 0' 610'1120') BENEFIT AUCTION llvely'll ~lo Sties· 1988 luda-t Prlcod TranamloLincoln Continental, $600. olonrr All Type&, Aocaaa To :=~~~ ":J':r~.n~~~: 1: '$1000. 11188 Olda Clore, - Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 Attention Ladies: Pies and Cakes are needed! '402S. ,1981 29670 Bashan Road Rac:lne, Ohio middleport, OH Door Prl- • .Live Baadll llalll• flo . . . If you W()Uld like to make a donation, please contact: Elmer Newell @ 985-3537 Ridenour Gas @ 985-3307 Pickens Hardware @ 773-5583 1887 17, VOyager baoo bOlt, 40hp Mercury, live wolla. fllh IInder, 52 lb ttoruot trolling motor, $3,800, 740-742-7200 or 740-742· 26:..7.:.. 5·- - - - - , - :. 2001 SooDoo X·P Jll Ski, Garage Kept. Ulld laos thon 1Ohro. E•callont Ccndl· uon. $7,000. OBO. (304)882·3662 Hill's Self Storage 97 Beech st. ,.,........ Dliuaer~ 11100 ·! Aactlom II • I1Je Live AuGtiOJ!I 1100 • ! Honda Rebel Motorcycle 807 mlleo $t ,500. (!ICM)875· 111 ..119~3::"""~::"':'':"""'~~ BoATS & MamRs Oldomo·1'--iiroRiliitiSAu;iiiiiiiit. " _ Thnwtke ls ln J.B. Ridenour Malntenan...._ "" · Gutters· Down· Spout ' Bryan Reeves Cellular . ....... '** $1~. 7~ Top~ i'oislum wllfl SIIINt ~;::; ·................................. YOURCOHCRETE COHDfCTIOD,llC (740) 742·8015 Quality Concrete Work Driveways, Pallos, Parking/play Areas, Sidewalks, Floors 21 yure Experience Fru Ettlmtltt (tOll fret) ·· an-353-7022 81000 Euefll Tbursdey1 6 Silndey Doors Open 4:30 Early birds start 6:30 PMftll'flliiiUI tOp tine Bedllners •Nert liar • Tonneue Cover • Ventvlsor • Bug (Shlleld & •·uu Line Other Actenorles I I I I I \,, dI ' • !111111111 I' d \ J,,I II. I' •II 4 1111!1 (740) 992-5822 JliS flfCTRIC li PLUmBinG Jim Au•rk Bleotrlo, Plumbing, •net amall H.omt Malnten•no• Job• C340 773-5412 I 4· D Roonnar Siding, Add-Ons, Electrical, Plumbing, Decks, Remodellno, Drywall, Painting Haning's Construction · Foreman: Larry Owner: 740·367·0181 Rorrald "Mick" Haning Christina ' Chris' Haning 740·992·0780 Cell~ 740·591·0919 Coil: 591 -8393 �v.111a.D llla.D ' "-.ae 'fi"-'D'fee'f 'fi"-'D'tee't lei"- ""1"-'111 , .. "-'t' _.. •• ,l'f - '''"'f .. '" "-'t' .aeDCI . , .... ,._, .. .... , . " ... RA8EftD I· I I I· ~ I S UT Vl I· I I~ I I I AMLAT ~ I 1I I ~ ~ N0 T A8 I I' I I~ I I 1 W£1.1.. CAA~IS ...0 t MA~ tUN SITTINS MOST OF~~ OAV r!IST WAT~INf 'N, ANO.... CMARI.IS! t CAN TIAT POPCORN IF VOU'~I ~OtH& MV ~CJ! PI.IASI.a.AilLU! .. ANO WI ... CMMLIS. PI.IASI! 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