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It 27 II 31 TH~RE'!> A Te,A,CHER "GREETER" "T EVERY ENTR.".NC:E TO THE !UILOIN\lo ' WE W"'N T ~OU 1<.1\:)!> TO FEEL WH!>.T A II.EVOI.TIN!> TU\I,N OF ·E ~ENTS' WHCOMED . !>.PPREC:I I~ I~ OUR Wlii.C.OME ,t.TEO , i>.NC .5 R COIII\t Nag !gent Dry gully Appliance dtQ. 40 SIIMICII 41 MHI 44 Actrtn·- MacOraw l 1 Dalhbolfd alibi'. a Y1la grad 3 W.t Hrth 4 Alphll oppallta I "- SC.HOOI.. )Pill. IT I ' flnd 47 Build 110 Mlln ll1trf · ~~~- r~~ 0 SEPTEMBER 3 I • Reds lose to Cards, B1 Deaths Harriette Sinclair, 82 Andrew Mourning, 82 ViKGO (Aug. 23·Scpl. 22) -· Doin~ everything In ctccordctt"c With the rules toduy is u must. IJnn't uliow yourself 111 c.lepun from your usuul high !lunuurds und usc tnctics thut urc not ton kosher. It cun turnish your lmuge. Trying to r.utch up u broken romuncc'l l'hc Aslro-Grullh Mntchmuker cun help you unc.lcmund whut tu dolo mukc 1he rellltioll ~ h · ;, work. Mull $2.75 lu Mulch· mukcr. c/o lhl! ncwspuper, 1'.0. BoK 167, Wlckilfre, OH ·l4092, LIIJllA (ScjJt, 23-0ct. 23)· The vlcwpolnis of otbers that you ilUI down loduy will OIJcn you up to crlilcism. If you wunt people to respect your ntllnion, yuu must be respectful of their! u.1 welL SCOill'lO (Oct 24 -Nov, 22) ·· There could be u tcn!lcncy on your purl IIJduy to iMnmc tile ol'!lcr llf'.lhinis und Association finalizing holiday plans CELEBRITY CIPHER by Llila Campoa Cllel>11\y Cll)htr OI'/PIOQremrrrt Oltlltd hom quotetto.1o by lomouo ptoplt, pellond prooanl. Eoon lorter In lnt cll)htr lllndllor enctntr, Tor3y'l clvt: F fKIUII/1 H . l'IICICV TWO ~TWO CB WCVTIPAN WVVVDII KDWJDAQ ' VVJJDVV p L.CCNH v Detlllls, A2 v K. II . TIIDA Issued llcen5es PREVIOUS SOLUTION - "AIIu hid 1 great reputttlon, but I'd . Ilk• to h1v1 tttn him try 10 01rry 1 mtllrtll uprlllrt.• • · -Kin Hubb1rd - :======:::: 1 Is I I 1 POMEROY - Murriuge li~cnscs huvc been issued In Mclgs County Probnte Court 10: Joseph Lloyd Kirby, Jr., 2:1. Syrncuse, und Siephunie Jane Reed, 21. Muson, WVu ,; Christopher Adum BmTinger. 20. Rcetlsvitle, und Shantel Marie Bordelon, 20, Parkersburg, W.Yu .; Brandon Heath Bobu, 22. llllU Annie Moon M~ylcs. 22. both of Albnny; und J+tck Lee Ervin, 51, und Tumelu Ncuder, 40, both of Lung,, vi lie. I to try to fo1·ce squuru pegs i1110 round holes, Don't try to hummer somelhl ng together tbul won't me1h. SAOITTAKIUS \Nov . 23Dcc. 21 ) -- The 1w st of llc3 und lruthK rnlghl need 10 be unknottcd toduy unc.l il might not be one ur your bcncr 1:uy~ l'or thtu menlul uc~lcrliy . You might not be too open for hones! cvuluations. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-lall. 19) -- AJ)prcelutc your limilutlonA today und be ulllc 10 sny no when y011 must. Other· wise, you may be fur more tlemundlng on yuurself whe11 others urc ~cmunding of you , AQUARIUS (Jon. 20-Pcb. 19) -- Tuklng chunccs on either people or tnoncy muy be u btg mlstuke toduy und opc11 y~u Ul' for u los.~. If you see tlungs washing owoy, huve some putty reudy to plug up the lcuk•. PISCES (Feb. 20-Murch 20) -- It muy only tukc a few ut!rry rcrr,urk.l lo gel everyone •lined up loduy. Yuu're not the only ·one in your huuschol tt wllf, hus u chip on ltislhcr shoulder. ARIBS (Murch 21·Aprlll9) -- Your powers of conccntru·tiun may not be up to pur today, When doing unything· • thut tukes mcntul focus you need to be ~Ktrcmely vigilunt · or mistakes are likely. TAURUS (April 20-Mux 20) -- Poor munagement of your nnunccs tuduy could creule u ripple effect !hut muy put !nore pressure on you lhut. you re prcrurcd to hundle. GEMIN (Muy 21-June 20) -- Turning the other cheek mny come eusily for you, but It doesn' t for everybody. Toduy, one-on·one relutlon~hips need to be hundled wllh eKtrcme tact or u casual comment CO\IId be offensive. CANCER (June 21-July 22) -- If you have a ncgullvc ulli· · tude today il will have u dele· terious uffect on most evcrylhlna you do. Try not to muke things harder on yourself than they actually me. , LEO (July 2J,Aug. 22) -Sclf-servlna f11ctions muy cuplurc your fancy loduy, but they "'UY ulso draw you Into 11 b~huvlor thut will jeopardize 11 frtcndshlp . Be consldcrnte u1 ull thn~s. , · ' . ' Christmus tree. which will he instulled on the "T." und the Meig> Minisierial MIDDLEPORT _ Pluns Association. wilt conduct for holiday promotions, a tree-lighting and curols ·\Ill' 1~tutng . 1· ·.1 110m~ ~crvtce . u holiuuy tour. were discussed durPeop les Bunk's ing Tuesduy 's meeting nf Middleport brunch will the Middleport provide· free photos wilh Snntn tlfler the ptmtde , Community As~ociation. 1)1 udditipn to the annuul Dooley said the l"sociamerchnnts' open house. · linn at~o pluns u holiday holiday pnrude und tree - wur of, home .~. and a bas· lighting ceremony. sched-. ket , htn go fund-raiser, uled for Dec. 1 und Del' . wh1ch wtll mdude un 7, respectively, the nssol'i - exd1tsive 'nowt~lun mude ulion pluns other cvrnh hy the Ohto Rt.vcr Bear und promotions designeu Co . Pr.uceeds.. trom the to encourage residents w lund -nu>ers wtll be used shop Middl eport stores. 10 purchu'e "big -ticket" ' "Things are progressing g~veuway llems · to be well with our holiday pro- g1ven uwuy 10 to~;ul shopmotion s so fur." 'uid P<' r' . Mt•rchants \viii also be Association President Tom Dooley. ~ho scr~c'. "'~ell to uw u. sp~du lho! ­ on th e ~omnnttcc w1th iduy ·tht·mcd tlug to slgm Shuron Smith. Rud1cl ly wllL'n . tl1eir businesses Proffill, Jill Curry and arc t>pcn during extended Brenda Merrill. holiduy hmm. The flog The villugc has ngrccd will incorporate u design to assume responsibility to ·be L"cd in holiday for installing und dc ~:orut - ncw,pupcr udverli,ing, ing · the co mmunit y Dt>l>lcy 'uid. J, REED Sentinel staff writer High: 80s, Low: 60s CB • BY BRIAN Weather UOAV." IPIO'Y -----~~-----111~. • • torces Detlllls, AJ with· low poinl -count, WORD but good compensu· OAMI tory . distribution). . Glubok decided thut Rt~lrtCr"ga -l1111trtr~ ct r~t he wus going to bid u 0 fo"'r aero mbltd warda bt· slum. And to try to law to form four 11rn~lt wNds stop u club leud, he responded two clubs I r; L 11 F. y n 1· After North rebid two h-rj'-+1.;.;. .,.: /'-.""12~/ hearts, · Glubok · . . . . . luunchcd Ronum Key Curd Blackwood. r: n I' I\ N ., Whcnk pnnnerdshqwhed f--riT§...;.'I"'/..;...,I.:.:....;;.,I4:-l one cy cur , ell er . . . . the heun king or club uce, Glubok jumped I T R 0 E l 1-.~"' Several mothers were silting to six no-trump. · . _ around discussing different mathYou will notice thul IG ods ol doing things , One morn this contract suffers · · · · laughed end tOld the others, "H from u certain druw, buck on u club lead, A q R E' K F. ~you want to know all about anything just ask a --- - •• • -I" bUl hOW cou ld Wesl 1 'I I I j IA 0 C..ompltll lho ckuckto quotod find thut? He selected . . . . . by filling In thl mlulng words the "obvious" spnde vou dovolcp from 111; No, 3 below, three, und Glubok run -.n.•-::-~::::-::~-:-::B-:-:EI:":":E:---n--r..-...--,.,..-..--...-.....-..the first 12 trick~ viu ~ ~r~7~R~ 1i~ sau~IES four spades, two ' 6 heuns and si~ tlt'uu FOR uNSCRAMBLE LEITERS 1 ANSWER . monds , Don't try this at SCRAM·LITS ANSWIRS ho!l)e ·- you . might Firmly - Ne~sy • Quilt- Oppose - YOUR OWN : suffer the fate tftut Everyone at the .business meeting was arguing over ; eventually befell which itlea was the best The boss quieted evetyone Cromwell I •lOWn by saylng ,"ldeas are like kids none are as wonderful as YOUR OWN ." In the yt•ur nhcutl you wil.l be discurdin~ old. unworkublc olij~ctlvc,l und rcpiudngthcm with new, productive ones. These new gouls will st..rl ~uu 011 u \""II uf pluccnu ~o Htot you' I find more uppcul - . shots. umong other bih''· that tht' k' y n;,cnuc hoi\ 'topp..·J." " Th~ let• \It' v.tll .:har~~ tor a 'ucMci~' County Ht·a llh Ft•c, for ha,ir nur,ing wn in·, .:int· i' '''II '"mt·v.h.tltc" tlhlllltolter Comnussioner Nurmu Tt>rr~' 'aid the im:lude $3 f1•r a hl!xlll pres,urc tc'''· Mc1g' Cltnll' and olht•r pmmc medinstilulion of the new und itKTc:tscd $ 15 lor blood 'ug<tnnecnmg and $15 i~;ul pnt<:tlt't'' v. !'ltld .:hurgt' for the fees is lmly panlully related to tht• i(tr head Ike ,creeniugs. Blood pre'-· 'arne 11u 'hot." fuilure of !he heqlth department ·, levy sure Sl'reenings were ulwuys offered · Nev. fee, were ttl>1• e'tabli,hed for lust spri ng . They were put in pture. Ul the department ill lllll'(ISt when kvy document> from lh~ vi lUI 'lUiislics primuril·y. she said. becuuse a rl,view revenue wus uvuihtbte. ofl'il'e. and hcuhh 'unitutil>n fees. Bv BRIA~ J. R!ID of fees ulreudy in pluce revcllled they · Flu shots will increase from $3 to including sewuge 'ite evaluulinn' und Sentinel staH writer were "fur below" those churgt•d hy $15 under the new s~hedule . Torres >cptic tank dt•llnl'r fee>, rt>fu,e huuler depurtmenls in neighborin!l cnuntie>. 'uid the department "tlx•k the plunge" permit' und water 'umpling . POMEROY _ For the first time in · "At leu~t \X) percent of the fees were und !>rdcred -100 do,es of u very At·wrding Ill Torres. the fute of lhe some instunces, visitors to the Meigs utreudy in place. but were in most t'Xpen,ivc vurl'int·. bcl·uuse of a pro- kvy on 1'>:o1cmht•r\ ballot will nol Coullly Heulth Departmentl·un expert instunces lower !hun they nrc now:· jecled state shorhtge. likely uffe.:l the fee wheduk. "The VHC.:inc is very e~pensive. und ''A' fur '" I ~mm . lht· fee' v.ill 10 puy fees for some busic nursing ser- Torres suid. "but we found lhul. romvices. Meanwhile. fees l'or other ser- pured to other heulth uepurtments. we the slate hus been uble to provide us remain in plu~:e regurdle» of what vices hnve been increased. were well below their tlverug~s. The with only hlllf of whut we project we hUPP<'Il' ir1 Ntl\emher." Torres suid. , The new charges went into ell'ecl new fee schedule is designed. to bring will need," Torre\ said. "We expec·tu ">implv hentU'<' \ll; ·,c been 'o out nf earlier this week, und indudc u signif- our county up lo speed with other serious tlu outbreak this year. auu felt line" ith uthcr .:uuntic' und whutthey icunt increuse in the ·churge ft~r nu counties. and to help supplement the it wu' nc<.·essury 1\l huve un uc.lequute l'hur~e . The ~:o't 1•f providing these costs of providingtho~e services now supply." 'l:rvt~;cs 1:ontinue' to ri~e . " ~~~ IIII !TUESDAY Health fees in place this week Increases itt n11rsing, permit fees likely permanent · 52 HHcllong U Olltt M JlplntM It DHoendad Nth I Clift Ill Seta Cllllar 30 Over tnd 58 ClvU War . 14 LHve II Dogie, tor I 50~~1(. MAAM ..TI-lE I= I~ST QUESTION OF TI-lE 'fEAR SORT OF DOES fl.l~ TO ME .. Hometown News,. per, - 13 PelntarHolbein Alltlltn tltlt I Polite word 7 Log.ln ,.. Ovtf general gur,._tl 32 Atpheh 110 Wrep up I &quint 3S Smell-• NOI sa a...n bumlng vegetebla I• II,&.C.t<." C,&.M r,&.u.. N TC> FOSTEII. Whafs inside IMd · 41 SciiPI tiy 14 Dltaetad 4111UIM'I 1t HNtth clu~ ~P~Ciattv It TtHut 4S Wading llyw bird 22 Dltaettve'• u Encu.... DOWN ~ Spring mo. :14 llclgUI :11 Thll, In Mtlilco 31 CoUtee Toduy is the 403rd lUHtiversury of Oliver Cromwell's birth and the 344th unniversury of his deuth , (Art: there uny other fu.mous people who were born und who died on the sume duy ,,f the yeur'?) Cromwell wus u Roundhcud, u supporter of Purliument nguinst Churles I und his Cuvuliers. We ull -loosely -- huve round hc1ids. However. ulthough Cromwell wus successful in his buttics uyuinst the king, sometimes cuvalier pluy works well ut the bridge tnblc. Here i~ one of the most successful recent coups. Look only nt the South hund. In second seut.. yom lnrlncr opens one 1cun. Whut would you respond'/ This deul occurred dut·ing the Ensterti Stntcs Regional in New York Cil)l lust Muy , II cos! BustWest the Gotdmml · Pairs Iitie; the longest-running rcgionul puit event in the country (74 yenrs). South wns .Brinn Olubok. un imaginative pluyer with muny titles to his numc. When his purtner opened (admittedly sc IS Pllf Clowt~ H lmhltacl l • ' ~ <.l ,..PH~W! Wl-l~i 1\. ~C.O~C.f\~R, Q\,'"" 10 Pilla u 01 poor 10 •q Moure• 37 lllltlln VIP ~- 1101 Round head ' {tiyph.) u Hlghett I' M• Melp County's -Getwte sr -of tllumb 11 Britt timet uwu Oovt• H Altltnl't Os$tn1n1 !Md • ) j Concept 55 ..Iron liM" 11 Jullattoa QUillty lt\1 U~ltlf* 54 genie 17 She: ..... LDW'I cq. l)olfr Wtn \'\tlllotrt.bl• N~!l Su~U'I '"'" IIMtl ~.,, u AJ U once 12~13 .... •• ..~1111 • • • t NT Buckeyes well-rested for Kent~State, 81 NIA Cro11word Punle Aunique union of veterans and recreational vehicle enthusiasts may result In the ~ormation of a new patriotic organization. open to· all veterans. Last week. the Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, presented an American. flag and flag staffs to the West VIrginia Chape·r of the Good Sam RV Club. to help the organization In their efforts to present the col· ors at various club events. Meanwhile, local members of the West VIrginia RV group are workIng hard to form a veterans group In their ranks . According to Don Young, a member of the local Legion and a Good Sam member, too. the new veterans· group would be open to all honorably-discharged veterans, regardless of their period of service, or whether they served In combat. The U.S. Legionnaires would Include members of the U.S. Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps, and would be gathered under the auspices of the Good Sam RV Club. Jack and Betty Coughenour, members of the Good Sam RV Club, Jim Bailey, Feeney-Bennett Post Commander, Lee Young, Bob and Debbie Smith of Pliny, W.Va .. state directors for Good Sam RV Clubs of West VIrginia, Richard and Phyllis Gilkey and Don Young, who with his wife Lee. are all Good Sam.members. are plc\ured with the new flag set to be used by the RV club In Its "Samboree" opening ceremonies. (Brian J. Reed) . l • Lottenes Wallpaper Proj~ now looking for local stories OHIO Pick 3:. 8-7·0 Pick .t: 5-9-3-.2 . Buckeye 5: 3-t8-23-26-35 1Pick s nl1ht: 7-0-5 Pick 4 niJhl: 8-0-5-3 ' Bv AGNES HAPKA M111 Millions: 8 -23 ~36-49-5t MtJI B1ll: 10 ° W.VA. Dally 3: 0-7-3 Dally 4: 8-8·4-9 C.sh l5: 11 · 15-18-20-2.1-22 Index 2 Section. • 12 PIJII Calendar Classifieds Comics Dear Abby Editorials Movies Obituaries Sports Weather their everyduy lives." suid Cameron. "What we arc looking for is stories from the 20th century. perhaps passed down from generation to MEROY Althougp . ME~y generution. perhaps told by the peoP c2003 seems· a. 1onr wuyd'o1 81•0 ~ n pie who experienced them firsthand, "For instance, if someone told a ameron, regton~ coo~ ~ ! r or The Wallpaper Project satd st IS ve~y grantlchild u story uboul his or her tmportunt thul local p~ople .begm · chil~hood, thut grandchild can then now . to come forward With thetr sto- come to us. and tell us about il. We' ll neCs . d . then relate the story with as much ameron utten ed a meeung accuracy as possible. If the person Tuesday evening at Meigs County from whom the story orig,inuted is Chamber of Commerce to begin still olive, we'll interview them deve Iop Ing Pans I f•or t he wa11 paper about it. We want to keep historical Prolect which Is set to come to the w•ccurucJc as fu·r us we.cun." J area next May. · The i ea for this project originated She explained The Wallpaper in Auglaiz County and is, Cameron ProJect Is un oral-history theater believes, the first.traveling ,oral hisproject, which will cover 40 court· tory ~roup in the United Stutes. ties during the 2003 Ohio bic.enten· "It s certainly the first in Ohio," nial celebration. It relies heavily on she said. contributions from area residents, The name of the project was and centers around history decided on by the group ufter n stpry · unrecorded in books. was told by_a man whose family had "lt:s about everyday people and lived during the great depression of Sentinel stall writer AS B3·S 86 • AS A4 A3 " A3 81·3 A2 c 2002 Ohio Volley Publlohlnl Co. Ihe 1930s, . "He suid during the deprc,sion nobody p1H money in bunks," said Cameron. "So uftcr three sisters of lhe family passed !IWUY without u will, a brother felt sure !here musl he money in the house >Omewherc. He wenl to the house und looked everywhere, finally pealing . buck w•tlga~er nnd l't' ndt' n~ $17,000 hid" den e ind layers an mclre layers, "So. it wus decitled thul it was both a good name and u good basis for the prolecl. Don't g·ive up, keep ' the layers und you fint.l peeling buck · . 0 f ord'tnur'/ th e a1 s1ones Amen can people, with their ordrnary everyday struggles and joys, and that's what makes history come alive." Cameron said a group of 12 professional actors and actresses will lake the stories and hulf-narrate, half-act out the stories on stage. Locul people are encouraged to ' audition in early May for puns in the we pcrfonnun ce. and vo lunteers will be needed to help with other aspects of the projcl'l. , She said Slibmitted stories do not have to >ccm .ext'iti ng or out of the ordinary. and they may he about any uspecl of life. whether good or bad. Although cntrunce' to the performonee will be free. Cameron said, responsibilities of individual coun- · lies urc to provide u venue for the ~ performance, 10 provide lpdgin" for the traveling group of actors. and to submit oral histories of the area. Individual b ' 20 counties l 'h' ' aref asked to su mu ora \Stones, rom which betwee.n six und 10 will be chosen for the performance . Betsy Nicodemus will be helping to put together orul histories and submit· ling them to the group. Those interested in volunteering to help with the project, or con~ tributing · stories may call Betsy . Nicodemus at 740-992-2239 . Look for the Holzer Medical Center 'Wellness Wagon" at the Area Agency on Aging District 7 Senlor .• xpo 2002 Friday, September 6 • 9 am· 3 pm Scioto County Fairgrounds - Luca'sville, Ohic> Stop by for a free screening and health information. . MEDICAL CEN ,T ER Discove1· the Holzer Difference www .holzer.org • ~--------------------------------------------------------~ · -- !.:' ' .... -- �The Deily Sentinel • P1ge A :S ' The Daily Sentin 1 Obituaries Judpbl.xks Ohio weather Thul'$cNiy.S.,t.S •' \ ..,, . . ' ' ' \ ~~~·il."t' I'XNIII I\1." 1\.\liU' ~\I IIIII'\ ...~ 1~1\' ~tid tl\l\d(l MIII.H~\11~ \1~ l~\\: ~ \. 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S\>11\e · eurly 1\1\>fn· L\>w~ in the mid Stl.\1. in~ do 11d~ ... Then ~~~n~ hine F'riduy;.. Mo~tly . Mmny. with lowerin~ humidity. Highs in the lll't><'r KO.~ . rrilh')' u~ht ... M(l.~tl y ck11r. High~ in the mtd K\)!(. North L1>w~ in ~he upper 51~ . wiml~ 5 to 10 mph . . Tonight:., Clear and <.'()(>ler. Sumrctuy ... Mostly t.•leur. Pntdty river vulley fos devel· lii~hs neur 90, cleur. 1>ping well nfter . nudnight . Suttdny.,, Mt\stly L1 •w ~ 5~ to 5!1. Lt,\lht m>rlh· Monting low ~ in tht' lower 6o.<., Highs ne11r ilO. CH>I wind~ . , Mund11y und t:xtendt'd t'orecasl Th11mlny... Suany. llighs in HteMiuy.,,.CI>ntlnuell m11stly tlw mi1l gOs. Northeltst winds cleur. Morning lows in thi.l mid 60s. llighs near 00, 5 II> 10 mph. CI-IWili .ANil (AI'l - A \h\11' ill \Wlt'Uf\' l'tiSI.'I\\11\lS IIIII)' hll\'1> htld 111111\' Ill 1111 with thl) sll'\>11!1 \ll.'l\1111111)' th~11 with ""·"' sttlh<' pt\1· !l.flHits, ttl'\'l>t\hi1Jl 111 tl stmll· bttS\"\1 \11\ tl 1'\'l'ii'W 11'f \'IIY tthll)HI ( \11111t{s WI<' I· Rite Aid fires pharmacist after alleging mishandling drugs . 11\j~, \11\d hii'\'· 11\• WIIf~ l'l\\~\'nl\1 , MUI\{'11.\Will' 1~1111111Sinltil)ll R.e~l.'tlrt.'h CottiOt"th\11 lool>.c\1 til I.'II~C 1'91.'(11\l~, Mil" v~ •e1l I ,ouo w~>lt\lre twipi· ll\11~ ht I \N~ tltlll ~00 I uml trt~d>\'d 40 Ndpient~ 1\w ~evot•nl Yllllf~ in tllll llr~t of t'nm· ut'~tm ~n1mt l11~ to lw ~tudi\lct . The "thlll' ~Mile~ in L11s Attt~el\1~. Mluml tltld PhHnlli'lt1hln - 111'9 111 hi' . C\111\llh.lti'd \Wi'f tht.l llilltt )'lltll'. ' Thll l'tlpmt nckmlwll.'d!Ji'il thut thi' IH1111het' Ofjli.lll)ll\l 1111· 1\'lllfut'll In Cu y11h nt~u Co11nty hus dl\1ppelllll'ltmnt· lenity. und thll ~1.'1111\lmlc C.\llldllhlnS 11f 0\1(\1110 ll'hll m1wed fmm wolfure 111 wnrk htt~ ll venorttll )' Improved. But it "la11 cQncllll.llld thllt tlm~c trends hlllltltl Itt 1\NJ, five )'Q llt~ hel'ot'Q OhiUIWilt.. ht~ulocl its welfure pt~lt~rum . Tho dt'\lp vontlnued nt thi> Sttn\il tt\10 llliN lhil h11 \\Ill~ lmplcmont1'1l, thll study fnunct . BAR!lOURSVILLI~ . Ky. s u s pc~ t u. pt\INem ht~t litll (APl - An enstem Konmcky when he stnned tnlldng 111 plmrmucist lost his job bm . tru~ k 1lriver~ m"kh111 dell vet-. t'tlmuins in u lcgnl buttle with ies to his ~tore . They told him Rilt> Aid utior uccusing the 1ln1»s w~re lumled untu trucks wmpuny t\f mishunclllng in Murylun<l. then tnken ton shipments 1>f pr~:s~l'illlion wnrehnuse in Wt~st Vir11inin. drugs. Thtl lll'ivllrs wld him trucks Keith Suylur suld in the wmtld sometimes sit there winM·, h1111ks 111' t'yo dmps over weekends before helny nnd nthcr mcdk lnes ~11 1110 · 1\IU<led with j,lenenll merchtll1· times 11niwd nt his sture dlse und sl.'nt tu Kentucky nn fwJ.<.m or with . frost un· tho Monduy, Suylor suld. One dri· contuincrs hecuuse they 'd ver told him the tomperuture~ uppmently been si lting in In the truck c11uld flliiCh mnre tnwks l(>r Uuys. In the sum· thnn 100 dellrees. mer, puti~·nt ~ brmtjjht bnck Suylor bo11 un mnkin!J uudlo new lnlmlers thm were utmost rec(lrdings of his cmwet:sn· DAYTON (API empty and S!tylor surmised lions with thu drivers und R ~ publlcun Bnb Tuli tno~ thut was bccuuse they'd been ulerting Rite Aid munuyement hi~ nwssu11e nf ~chools und l~ft too l11ng in (>verhe;tted lnh~ uct•nss wostNI\ Ohh11111 tru~ ks. _ tn the ull~!led problems. ~·u esdt~ y, hltt lnll on tlw Snylor suid he didn't dis· Suylor sttid stress f1wn his tiWntl's hll will hl ~t~hll ~ ht In :~en sc drugs if he thought they job compounded his own hi s Clllllj111ljln f11r re·i'll'c tlnn 1 hud hcon compromised, und heulth probl ems, ivhkh . liS lllll'll l'llnt' lllllliiiSI went tn upper munugement included hl jlh bl1111d pressurl.'. DllliH\CI'III Tim IIUiJII n. with his concerns. iiTiluble bowel syndrome nnd Tuft wus jnlnod hv his "They tried 111 shut me up," tmxlety. wift~. llope; hi s rtti1nln11 he suid. At the smne time. Suyllll'· tn i\I O, Columh11s ('lty Eurlier this yeur. Suylor suld the compuny didn't ullow CmmciiW\1nHttt Ji' ntwtt ll sued Rite Ald. s u~ing the him to tuke lunches or other llnttlley. u i'umpnl!ln film cnmpuny discnminuted hreuks . Sometimes, Suylor crew unci ei~ht r111111rters us u!lninst him, denied him sui\1, · he worked 12· huur he truveled 11p lntet·stttt e 7~ breuk s uml retuliuted ugulnst slJit\s without bre~ks . He w11s l1im . R1tc Aid hus resronded disciplined once for closhl!,l tn the luwsuit denying the ·the phurmucy for lund1 . allcgutinns. The K e ntu ~ k y Ltthor " Suylor wus tired in July, Cuhinct confirmed it ··~~lllv~d · II ~ hns lnd11ed cnmpluints u cnmpluint ub,,ulthe pructlce ahout Rit~ Aid's dt'll g·hun· und s~nl u wurnin11 tu Rite clling pmcticcs with both the Aid. · Kcnlllcky 11ourd of l'hurmuc,y Suylor suld hi s breukln1;1 unci the U.S. Fnnd und Drug pnint cume on Jnn , 1.5, wh~n u Admlnistrutinn. shipment cn mc thut he : The K.cnlilcky · hourd thought hnd gotten too co ld. m: knowl cds~d . it is lnvcstlgut· He suid he tried tu refuse the CIIICAOO (All) ln g the ulkgutinns hut shipment. b~ll Rile Aid nll'l· MciJ!mttld's plnns to use 11 llcclincd to comnlcnt flll'thcr ciuls told him hu hud to p(ll new cnoklnp oil fnr livrwft sl nee tl1c cusc is stiII npcn · the drugs 1n the phurmm;y. IH~s un(l nth~l· lii~Xil'(~l<IN thut Suylor is unemployed und Suylur tlwn be111111 pullln11 II suys will dolvss diU Ill~~ h1. ~uid he is ulstl 1111rsuing hi s every hem nl't' the shelves thut .your diet. i.:usc in fcdcrul court. he thought might he ul'fected. Nuu·ltinnlsts c11ll tlw l'ltxt : Suruh Dull.. u l~ i t r Aid With in huurs, the ~he Aid , 1\~ICf !!iunt '' cllil11 to 1\'(htw l>l)ok••swomnn, dcclinccl Ill dlstrictmunujcr und hi s phur· tl'llnNfully 11dlls II jj00\1 !li'Nt ):otnmcnt on Suylor's ·tuwsuit mucy di strict munu11er urrlved NtCp 0111 I<UY thUCh111111e <ll lllN• <>r tlw •rccific.l rtf how Rite nt tlw store. They tvlu him n't muke 1'1\ltWh lri ~.~u lwnlth :Aid ,hip' nto•t drug>. . I' · 1 d 1 lllllilill i)nll, IHU IIII~C I' nl I'C II SIIl!lll ( rUII or er nne llljl• lhnd. ing their co nvcr ~u tlnn s were ''ll1~y'ro "Ill 1\\liWh 1\i~.~. tlw dt'll~ enforce ment rnnch !Jrouncls for tcrminullon. , ttuu they'ro still hl t~h In liu," pf the Kentucky Cnbl,net for S 1 ld d ~ lcul th ScrYkcs, stud she uy or sll 110 WOLtn llfl 1n . snld Kmhlee•11'.t~hnun, "'"II" :Wu,n ' t fumlliur with Suylnr's th~ hospitul emerjlimcy n~om . istol\l\1 dletlt lmt nn(l spokes· ~ lnim s, hut snid they raised wuh hcurt pnlns thut uller· wnm1m lbr the Anwrlcun Olet<•tlc Assndmlnn. "But if l;pnccrns noon · : "A pr~duct thut h u.~ not · He !lied his l uw.~uil st1nn lltlllpl~ lUll 11ninjl to ~111 tlwm been stored under the uppro· ufler In un ulletnllt to protect nnywtty, we ~ttll ut leust Jlriutc tcmpcroturc conditions his Joh, he sui d. . . reduce the slllunu ~s which 111\1 lS cnn>idcrcd ndultcrutcd" Wh r11 will huppen next In 1111CI)'·clnglll niJ." :~he ~uid . "It 's not Mnhle. '11 Suylur's c.use isn't den;. TI1c Ouk lll'll\lk·hltsed JllUY decompose. It '~ not sufc Dutz stt1d. Rite Aid follows Cllmpuny suy.~ th • n~w nil. in tukc." fcderul nnd stutc rej1ulurlnns whkh will 00 UNC<Ito CtXlk 1111 : Dro1. '!ud nw.,t prc~criptinn in its > h ippln~ . nl' its fried finis, wi ll hulw :drug• urc 'lii'P"•cd tn he kept '' Keep in mind thut thi s the tmns fully ncid l~vel ~ In lis 'between und Xt\ <Jegrces. lawsuit wu .~ 111cd hy II eli.~ · french fries wllil~ lncr\ltLIIIIJl Saylor hucl worked for Rite !(runlled employee.'' Dutt th~ umoum 111' the mm\l l'l!,\11~· 'Aid since 199j , lie begun ro suld. lk'lnl polyunSIIIIU't ll~d l'nt , _ ________ ___..;. tl \' t111111tll)l.t1- 11'11~~~ !Ius. t\ li<'t 11 rt~H)( hd\11~ <t\111\tl . IIIII ~"1'1""''"'"' in his hilt"~-'" 111w 11 111' Chwimuttl, Thh 1\.,· ~tst'll 1111 ~~~~~~~ti11n , joh.~ tlllil \1~1'\'1111'111~111 lhlfll11l ~tilt'-~ in l)u..vtl•li. Umt~ tlml il\>1~111, . In nuytllll. 'Iiiii Stllt't'\\'\1 Ill tlw linll'l'l"""""'' ( \mter, 11 IW\1 · ~1111' \' h1Hl11i11~ \ll\1\'11• \l\11'1\, '.l'h~ l.'et11\'l' IS \1111' Ill' th~ Stl\1\' \ Ill 1\1.1\~1\1\ ltWIIlml\11' fll\\k~t~. ~~...~~~~11\'\.l tl11ii.'Yt>llll\ hljlh•l\'l'h j{ll\.~. I'Mt nf thll 1.'\"llt~r· i~ th\l ''dus~l\11111\ 111' 111111\11'1\\\\\ " " 111\1111'1 l'iUSSI\il\111 \ll\\>l'lii0\1 h\' A11tilwh tl nh•or~ity ·~ ~ld:)t'llll,\\1' f\1\l~rnm. h hu~ IWI'iv\lll $ ~~~.0110 in ~1111\l 111. "" fl~\1~'\'llll\\llit~ h~. 111\d lhh· Sm·vlvh\11 lit\' 1115 wll'l! Ill' '\lll~. Ruth Mllunth'l! {11~ Wlmlll't1 ): IW\1 ~~~~1'\1, Ml'\1. tl\'111'11" \MIIt)l) Ptk"' or l.llllll. lh\tt\lm tm\1 . AIke Ml.llll'llhll! 111' 1bx\\s: \IIIII a hl\lthcr. J<llltc~ (t'\11\ll) M\illl~lhljlnf MiddlctlOrt. . Uc~ldlls his tllltctlt*, he Wll$ lll""-'\'\1~ ill .d~th h)l IMI ~~~· lt't'!i, N\\\111 St\11")1 Ncls\lll 111111 lill"llti\W M11111'11l1111.; two bt'\lthat'\1, litlfl 1111\1 IVII Mmll1tllll)., 1111d hi~ tml'llm~. A lill!lllnt'illl St!t'\lk"' wlll Ill! held til the llu~eh ·t\u11s· S~hc11fllcl' lt11mll~ t'hllllcl , Il-l Sl~\11111 St.. ntyrl11 111 l IMll. Wcllllcstl\1 , ~cpt 4, JtlOl. whh Rev. N11rllcet J11nc~ llilldiitlllj,t. Gr11~sid1.1 ~\111111111111 scrvl~:l' wUI be hcld 111 p.m.. l''ridt~Y, s~llt. tl, 111 Ml"ilts Mcm\lt)' U11ruc118 l11 l\111\l'"lY· , Mclll\lrhth m11y Ill! l\:.11'wllt\le~:l t\l l lntl t'hm~h Ill' t.'lll'l st, llo11 Rd., Rutl~tnd, Ohl\l 457?~. l\~lo\1\ld by fumlly 111111 1\'iamh, t11rl will Ill! s11dly missC\1. tlO ns~l~tt\!11.~ . Deaths Harriette messaae to westem Ohio ,'1 l\ t\ltl~hhll! ~t'l!ill\'l'l'll'l! \'\1\1~~. Tift takes his McDonald's to use new oil to reduce fatty adds !-« :11\lh~ 11\111111• ~tm'itljl \l~h~t thrutll!h· ''"' hh lllllll'll l'tl~f. Hc ~~'~ 11s 1111 ll&~i$1!mt 11:1 111\l l't"$ldrlll 111' thc t'IIIS\il\ t\lll*lfllll\\11 lll lilyl'l\\ \111\l • 1\'th~ ill 19~l l't\11\1 0<-t\el'\11 hilhl~tn\ls in liiJ'fla, lie was 11 n~ttll>.-r at\\lt\1\sll""sM 111 \ir t~ s~.~i \y ~~~· MIIIIUfaetllrll'l! lil\tlh~rs, t 'lm.rot~l' lfl.\.t, H~ w11~ ~th'l' 111 Llll'llhl t'oo11cy hlhlt \\.~t~tilllllll Sehool Ohio Briefs Welfare caseloads drop presses message that illicit dftlg sales support·tennorism Moumlfta fR Nl.'l$('0 I '\I'\ \ ~mi.. rupl\'~ Jill~<' t'ollll.' l;.\"\1 tl\1(1 s,tlo:- 111 ' ~1'--'l<'f 1\\ lt\"fl('hiM I\11 \ ( o I'll • ' \ • Anchw ..Cirt" S\ ·- ..... ~ .· ~·· ofNapstar D~ - Sinclair ...... Foreclosures IIOMI!ROY . •• f\11'1!\'1\l:\lll'ti\ h11 ~ been t~.rcmt-ed in Ml!lt~s t.'mnny {'\)tlll\l\lll I)ICIIS ('~llfl ttl Jnt\lsh\'\1 Nl\11.1!1111. <md \llh<'l'lo., \\jltllnst A~~s~ It\ lhmliltl Res~l\1\'( Ol!\>cllll\111\llll, 1111d 11:1 l'\\n11 t'l'lldlt Scrvi~s of Mitl·Amctl '\1, ~11\1 1.1thcrs, ~ililtSI ~\\llt'l1 ll. Hutdh\1', \11\ll 1.11~\'S. Plan homeeomlna * Utl\lltltm sl nt~inJ! . l:amll)' S11ndll)' sdl\1\lll~ins nt 1):4~ 11.111 .. with dltm\'f 1111d sl n~hl)l. 1\1 lhlll\11', To meet I) A ~WIN tlcdfnrtl 'fhwnshlll 'l'tu~tccs will hul\1 their l'll1!llh1r meethtl! nt ? 1.1\1., Sellt. Ill. nt the tow11 1mil. People Mitt Damon and aen Affleck • t"I\Mb~IIXllt M11.~s. (AI') - MIIU Onlltoll IIIIU ll\111 A. n1111: k hn VI.\ lim tied bit ~111'18 1t1 M~t~mhusetts poll· tltl. . Tho two 11ttors 11re hlllphJi hlah s~ hool l'rland M~trjtlrle fkcker, 11 Democrat k d ty cnm1cllor lhlm Cnmbrldge, u aho Cllmpai(!M for st11te I'Cll)l\lll.\tlUUIVc, 1msrnN (AP) - Civil lnws11lts hti.illl!ht t'l!ahtst the lloston Ar.:hdi~X.ocse hy lfot.ens of llCOplc who dnhn they wct<c molested by u tlcl'rockcd pries\ ~o11 ld nvold niul u~tdcr n tct\lutive teule· 1111!111. t'tu\llnnl lkt,mrd Law's nttomcy said '1\tesdny the Romnn tntlml k archdio· ~esc nntl .nllcl!etl sex nbusc victims of John Gco111mn h11vc l'l!nchcd a pt'lwlsllln· ul $ 10 million scnlcmcnt. · "Thnttlllvc ls the operntlve word," \IIIOrll\1)1 J, Owen Thdd snld or the deal nc!Jotillted b\lflll\\ •Judie! phmncd to rule tlll the vnlhllty or ~ previous settlement worth up to $30 million. ChuR:ll lnwye11 mnde the ltttest offer in late July, Thdd said, b\llbre the sides went to court to dctennlne if the prevl· nus 5ettlement was blntlin11. The le11tl ltttornl.ly fm the pl11lntl fti, Mhchllll Oamb\ldltttl did not return a tncssaiJe: seekln11 comment lef\ TUesday nil! hi 6y The Anoclated Pren. However, hetnld Bomm TV stntlon WCVB thllt hi.\ has hect\ IIC!!tll1atin g with dntn:h lawycl's und suid he was encouraged . Thdd said Garabedian told him 1\tesdn y 1\1\lftlitlg that <Ill hut one of the plllhltill's h:1d <I@I'CCd h) the scnlcmcnt. All plallltlll's must ag~ for the deal to be flnalltcd . The previous Ileal wns announced in March, b\1\ the tlrchdlocese bucked ou1Jn May when Its nnunce councilrele.:ted it. Some 8Cl •plnlntlffs - 70 wl10 were allegedly sex ually abused by Oeogha11 11nd 16 relatives l:lf victims - hnvc sued the archdiocese, Oarab\ldlan asked Judlle Constance Sweeney to enforce thnt enrller lli!I'Ce· ment, whlt h call11d fur the archdiocese to m11ke pllymcnu ttl vktlnts ranging from $10,000 Ill $938 000 each. Sweeney hnd enctluraac!d the lawyers to settle llllfore she ruled o11the tlrst offer. The 11ew offer has been approved by tho tlnance council, 1\xld said. In other dev11iopments: A former altar boy who snld that n high-rankin@ church olfic'iul molested him in the l9ROs withdrew his la w~uit 1\tcsday. after queslions arose about the validity of hi s claims . Monsignor Michael Smith Foster. the chief canon iuwycr for th e Boston Archdiocese. had maintain~d hi s mno· ce ncc since Paul Edward~. 35. lirst claimed in a lawsuit tiled lustmomh that f.:os tcr motest~d him repeatedly when Edwards wa~ u teenager. "I un1 grateful to God that the truth has beeM revealed," Fost¢r sllid, ''these false.· occus~tions have done hurrn, not only to nte. but also to the true viet ims of nhuse," The lowsuh was di smissed with prejudice. meaning it cannot be rented, said Ellen Martin, one of Foster's lawyers. The Boston Globe reported Wednesday that prosec utors are reviewing 1he case · ror evidence of criminal conduct in Edwards' tiling of a possi bly unfounded clnlm. · Black assistant police chief indicted· were acquitted of cha'lles in the November 2000 death of a black. man who died as police took him into custody. The Cincinnati Black United Front, which supports nn economic boycott of downtown ('indnnoti. said Twitty's indictment Is a "slap in the race to the African· American community." Twitt): has been on paid suspension since July l2. A hearing will be held within five days to determine whether he will continue to be while he is under tdlt: tmtc~ I, City Manager 11\rOuOil ~~1~11, · Ill Covrl II , l'l!lfll~, OhiO 8\IOOnU-Qilll POIIIQI P81d tll'lli!\ltllly MtmMrt till ~IIOOiilld ~ftll iM 1111 Oltlo Ntw!PI!III AIIOOIII1011 l'otlmtlltrt Dtnd iddttll CIOtttO• 110111 to tilt 0.11~ ltntll1tl, 111 Oovll Our mAin oonoom In ell ttllrltl Ia 10 Ill AQCUfltl, II you llftOWol All 11rt1r In A ttorv, 01~ lhl now1room AI (? ~0) 00 •Gl8G, NIWI DIPirtmentl Tilt 1111111 numbtr II DOR•QUO. · II , l'l!mlloy, Cllikl4&!dD lublcriDtlon rete1 . ly eerrltr llr motor rtute 01pAIIIl11nt tllltlltiOIII Art .' Ont wtth . 10 18 ?0 Gtntllll managlf I MI. 1G Onl month One yttr 1100 til) llti!ll MI. 13 Dilly NIWI lulliOtlllttl not di!IIIIIIO 16 Pill' lltl IMt, t~ Olllltl 11111 tltllllln IIIYII10t dlrtol 10 AiiVIfllllng Tnt DtiiYIIIIIIHII Qltdil will bt QIYtn 1111111 liah - k NO1VIll6tltlllllll by tnl ll \lllttllllld Ill IIIII Wlltft hMII Uxt, 3 ClrtUIIIIDn CtlltiiiiCI Adl To ltnd•m•ll ntwtlmydAII~ttn.tinll .oom On thaWeb tlttme~ -&enttnel -. Ohio 'hlllty Pulllllhtng Co, ~ttllllll11d Mil IIIIIMM , MOniJey Correotlon Polloy Olher aarvlo11 ~---- ·- - Settlement reached in Boston Archdiocese priest abuse case tUIP1111410~ Reader Services 40 Channel Listings ( .. Crossword Puzzle · ,... No Need to Buy a TV Guide ™ • Locar High School Sports Schedufe o I '" • • • The tuusctnn ~xhibit hrought criticism from some ~roups pre ss ing for le@aliza· tio11 of drug ~. "'Ill is is.a sad cxploitaliml of the tlll.)lt\• orics ' of the H lOO people ~illcd Sept. ll ," snid llntcc Mir~cn. a spokesman at the Marijuana Policy Project. "We fell it was imp(malll to tell the true stol')': It is the war on drug• that funds tcrronsm by driving up drug profits and forcing the drul,l tmdc ut1de111round ." The Daily Sentinel · r. . '• thl.) histury of the "nat~:oterror· ist, ' the llush administration's label for dl'lll! 1\tnne~ who suppol1l!roups like al· Qalda. Since S~pt. I I, the war •111 dru11s has ~~~'1!11 a tnwcr emplmsis to 1he war oil \error. In June, Fill Director Ruben Mueller told IJEA agent s that Ihey cou ld expect less rield support frot'll Fnl ag~nts, who have been redeployed to domestic se~ur it y. • • ,... Family Listings i>unb·a ex~lorinl! RAt'INii - Mt. Mm'iah t:'hur.:h of trud. l1\CIItetl un · Mile Hill R ~1<1d nl'<lt Rnd nc, will ht\ld hom~c\llllh\~ ~rhws oil Sclll· 1~. with the Damon hill! tnped 11 phone I)OMBROV - Ht!.rTiauo A. t't'lll\1.1 Slntl~lr, ~2. ntl.l15111!1l thlll Urt!llS voters tu Pomeroy, tiled TuaMth\y, support l)l!c k1.1r. Tho mea· Scpt . 3, :mol 111 Hnl ~or 11\jlllll will "" 8\\111 b\lahmhla Modl~111 Ccntot·. Wednllsday. A.mii11CIIIonl8 11.1'11 und r tho AMock Is Fclllut'lld In tllroct fun of Plshcr Punonl D ck1.1r' s cu mpniiJII lhl!tll· Hum11 nntl will b ~uro , In which he 111lks 11hout 11111\{)\Hitl.ltl llll\)11 1:1)1\llllll•_ Utll Little Lcnauo tennt they'd tiM. plAyed on lt!MI.lthcr. Why do YOU need the new DIOICATION - ~ new museum with an exhtbil about tt1e connect tons between terl'llli8m ant! drug trafficking I$ dedicated at the Oru11 Enforcement Admlntstratton Headquarters In Arlington. Va . Cutllng the ribbon. from left to nght are : DEA Dtrector A~a Hutttllnson, former New 'rork City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Attorney General John flshcroft, and National Drug Control Polley Director John Waite!'$ . The <ltsptay. carted 'flltget Ame~ca , • opens to the 'public Sept. 10. (AP) YNfW,n1yalltyttntlntl.oom -...... _.~ • • 1111111 NfYIOtll t~til!lllt Mlll•ubltlhdlon l••tdt Mttiioi{tiiv II! IQ Wtlkl 110 18 Wttkl M ~~ e= Wttkl II Oft&tl Mllllll outtldt Mtlgt Oounlr 1~ Wftloj RG Wtlkl 81 Wttkl UIIR8 llil\011 IIIJO?g Thankrou WI:8AM (:ON8TRUCTION for purchasing my tOOt reeder Calf. Ashley Life IIONI ?tOO a t tiO !MTINIIIIAT I - 110011tM . ' �• PapA4 Opinion The Daily Sentinel ~he ..........,........, 4. 1002 . 111 Court Strtet • Pomeroy, Ohio · DEAR ABBY: I tWtntll tried to retrieve my e-mtul when my llu~~nd's e-muH 1\WI~\1111 IX•pped up. l tMil.'e\1 a lew mess"8es from one purticular womun, and curiosity u,ot the better c:>f me. I opened them llllU diSI.'OI'Cfed lll'te 1\110 my h\tsoond htti'O t>een chut· ting online. (His e-mt~il to her ADVICE indicates they have "hot" con. vtrsations.) When l ~'l.,nt'n)nted my llus· Hnnli. (1\les tl\11 huv~ '11ur ~lest Nmd. he st~id it only huppen«< imer\'sls ut heml - !.111\1 nw,·..a f"v times. I told him it's a on. form of chellting. He in$ists it DEAR ABBY: My l'umily hus nolhit~g t\) d1) with his never llud tm~ch tll\llli>y. St\ love f(,r tn\1 - Ihut it is " t'un· whe11 I tmnec.t . 16 I slut~..xl tasy thing. I don't i(are for his Wtlrking - »i i"ll up my Ml· explanution. und I'm takit~g it lduys tmd S\HlltlWfll. i\1)\lt' pel'$onully. ~rnduutinjllrom hlllh ~chool. I . I cun 't ft>rget the thit1jlS I <ledc.ll'\1 t11 ~o·vntlmte W\\1'1-:.in~ read 11nd I'm considering end· t'ull·tlme svl ~o·vukllive \II\ my ing our mnrri<~ge. 8ecu"se he \\\I'll ttnd buy n cur. ruth~t· thun is not cmryin!l (\ll " physical go lo I.'Ollej:e, rclutl\ln~hip with sonW\ItW I t~m nvw 22 und twentl;.o daesn 't mean hls online relu· got luid otT ff(>\11 my j\ll> \)f tlonship isn't us dumugin!!., fivi> yNtrs . The time feels Oo )'Oil ogree·~ - right t? finally cl\mplete my BETRAYED lN NEW JI':R· ed11ca11on. SEY ' . My put nts IHIVll \leen DEAR BRTRAYF.D: Yes, divorced sin1.-e I wns " tlat>y. I do. If ~t1ur sp1111Se is gt.>ttlng tmd my mother li vt>s four more oil the lnl<>rnt't than houl'$ uway hy plane. We talk inlormmiun. you havo every on the plwne otWil n weok and right to he upset. Your hus· nre v~ry cln.~e. Mom just got n bund sh\)111(1 he confiding his job thnt puys well, tmd she's s~~1ml tlmllt~ies lt' you •• not uhoul t\1 marry an extrenwly 1\l' sonw . strnnJ~er on the we«llhy mun who Is uiS\1 lov· Internet. Ueftlre endin{l yuur lng uml kind. marriug~. first tr~ !nurrlage When Mom und her fiunC\l oounseltng to see tf 11 can be henrd ubmu my job lu \ll'f. htl saved. suid he wus mot'll thun wJIHnjl DEAR ABBY: My t\l dul me lhrouj~h ~()tlll!!ll boyfriend, "Hank." und I ure tm the two of them utTel'ild t\1 thinking about heiog murried &Ufll:t!lft me l'inuncially whilt>l n~xt year. I am cttt'rtlnlly 20 unend ~chool full-limo. I foel pounds . twerweliht . · Lust deep gntllllllle l'tlt• their I)On· night, Hank suid he wums mo . erosily. · to gnin more weil)ht after we Ahhy, whnt Is the rmper 11re married. Ho suld If I wei~h way to thunk someone who Is 300 pounds. it will turn htm blllnl) soj!enet'\lus? Sll)nnw ... on sexually. THANKFUl. lN SAN Abby. I have never weighed ou:Go thai much in my life nnd I ' IU: AR TIIANKFUI.1 don'l intend to start now. I Study hnrd und mnke tht~m think il would b!l very nncom· pt\>u\1. Ami II' they d11n'1 n~((l fortuble to he thut h~ttvy . Du tullll reptti\1, extend thul klml· you think I should end it with ness nnd generosity to some· Hunk before I get tnlkod Into one else In the 1\tt\ll'll when ~omclhlng I don'1wun1 to do? you're well-ostnbllshed. Best - SCALING BACK IN ot'luck to you I SAN DIEGO Dr11r A/Jh,1• 1.1 wl'l'ttru /l,l' DEAR SCAI.ING BACKt . Ahl11oil 11m Brmm. tr/.1'11 Recent medical studies hnvc kntltl'll <IS J1t11111r 11/r/lllp~-. mul shown thai a wetaht aain of 1wu Jomulftl by lt'r mmlr~r. even a few pounds cl\n ncaa· Pm1ll11' Plllllltl,\'. · IVrltl' /)Nil' lively affect one's hearth. Abby 111 II'II'IV,/)~fii'Abb,l•.com Bcurlnll that In mind. I think or P. 0. llox 69440, l.11s yl>u should' ncccplthc fnct th"t An11~111.1, CA 90069. .... Ohio Valley Publishing Co. Dear Den Olckeraon Publisher · Charlene Hoefll'ch Editor ' l.A•IIt'r,,· to tlr~ t•tlitm· ml' u•t•ko,lf'. l11ry shcmlc/ l>t /t>.n ' thwt 300 wmw:f,·. All lrllt'r.\· Wl' .mhjrc·t to t'ilitirl,-: wul mw~t IJti s(fltU'cl mrc/ hrdtult• wlclrr.\ .'< tmc/ trlt'plwtlt' r~umhrt: 'No llll.<i811t'd let~t• rs wi/1/'f' fllll>lislletl. l.mrr.<sho11lcl /Jt> in .~tW<I I~ CMt:ot: . 1\~0ki~'T ~TTAC.~ ' SREAI< GLA~ • WEAATS~I~ Abby PONT FAN\t clcltirrssitl,ll 1.\',\'l~(~s. fiOt per.wtwUrir.... . 1'ht ''l'inions tXtH~.,·sed in Jht roluum /Jt'low ml' the cmr· .<ell.\'14.\' of rlw Ohio lio/lrl' l'llhli.,·loill~ Co. :< ediwric1/ l~•ml. imlt•ss otltt•rH 'IM notc·d. raste , 1 NATIONAL VIEW ' Adjust Airline industry u;ill bourJce back from dou,nturn • The Ubston (;lobi•. ort rlw tlil'iill<' itl<htsn·y: Tnntl11es in the tiirlim· industry urc partly attrihutahiL• tn the Sept. II uttucks. and federal loan guanunecs arc appropriate compensation. Mud1 of the del'linc 11i'edat<'d Sept. II, however - tl1e result nf rccessinn .aml c·hunges in the airfare mark<·tphll·e. The gov· cmmcnt had best kt the i1\dustry adjust tu tl1ese c·nnditinns without undue interferenc·e. US Airways. whid1 fikd for hunkmpi<'Y lust mt•uth, deserves 11 Juan ~uurantce hccmtse it wus hurd hit by the clus- · in!! of R<lltald Rca~un Airp111'1 in Wushington, t•nc .or its huhs, hti· 24 duys lust year. l iS Airwuys ulsn cun\c up Wtlh u rcl'OV· cry plan thm passed muster with th<' Idem I Air Tnmspnrttll iun Stahilitation lluurd, whid1 must uppruvc the gunmntecs. ... Tl1e ecnnn1nk downturn alkr Sc•pt. II hustcned truvders' scan:h h11·1owcr fures. hut the treud wus inevituhlc withnuttlw uttuc~s . The f:llc nf US Airwuy' and llnitc•d is importunt to th~ people who wn1l there. htll the· airline imlltsll'~ as u whulc is remarkably rc.,ilicnt and will Mtrvivc the shukenut among indh·iduul c:uTicrs. TODAY lN HlSTORY ilY Til[ ASSOCIA1 ED PnESS OUR READE.RS' .VIEw·s ., monies or other funds wceived tlVCr the sumc gottls. This collllerutive the course of the year. effort involv~s pet•plc from 11 I pollH· A more un:untte wuy t•f lt•oklng ut cui ussodutit1ns. the privnt~ und put'>· Dcur Editor: expenditures is to include ull benefit lk sectors, and varied huckground~ The wmmissioncrs usually mukc it costs that the county pu~s out for 11 tlllil urens nf expenise. working a pt•licy not tn 11et intn dchutcs over department sU<'h us rcttrcment und together to pn>mote and improve our kttl.'rs II• the editor hut ·tlw ll(lurd feels hculth 1nsuruncc benefits. If ynu Cll\111\y. ' the Aug. 7 kttcr from the sheriff inl'lmlc retirement uml heulth insur· We 'do not wunt 111 see nno negutive needs rchuttul. unce bend'its puid out hy the county. voice jeopurdlze whut w~ ure . nil This leiter uccuses .l't•mmissioners the 2000 expenditures totul workitlg so hard tottl'Cnmpltsh. II we of eugu~ing in purtlsunpolitks. over u $H(IJ,9(1J.49. <tnd 2001. $K45,58J.OR, ure suwessful in ecotwmtc develor· budget tssuc . C'mnmtsstoncrs feel the 11 uifl'<"ren 1·e or $1 K.3K0.41 . There w11s ment then govcrnmem ~ervlces cnuld need to respond with figures thut ·Uti llVCrtimc grunt received in 2000 i,mprovc or he cxpumlotlwhcre neces.· refut~ this ailcgution h~·cuusc the vc.'1 but not in 20(11. Add in the grunt und · sury. . . · prcnusc rcprcscntc.U by the Shcnlf expenditure' would he uhout the Mlck llnvl'nporJ could neutc u poison Meigs County sume. · ,Jim Sheet~ . docs not need . Rrvcn11cs ur~ down across Ohio Meigs County ~nnunissioners . The letter suys we never reduced und every coun)y is experiencing the hudgcl of Ihe previous sheriff for hudgct constraints. It docs no good \~l Much easier "[mliticul" reusons und refers to the whine uhout it. We need It• huckle I ~91) hudget up through the pt·csent · down und stick within our huugcts . l)enr ~:dltor: budget. · Commissioners represent ull resi - County Roue! 3~ hus hccn ~ losed ln 191!1), the budget upprnprintion dents of Meigs County. Exumine uny the past severul weeks ~mtsing us to for the sheriff's Office wus committees or appointees of the cmn- lruvet township l'ouds to rcuch Stille $1111 .~69.39. In 2000 It wus missioners over the pus\ three years Route 124. I woul•l like to express $(101.45K. a red11ction of $10,111.39. Ill sec if there wus uny purtisunship my thu11ks to Lehunon Tuwnship 2001 rcpt'cscnts 'Trussell's first bud- involved. Commissioners believe thut trustees l'tlr kcppl11g Shuron 1-lolltlW gel. un uppnipriutiotl of $610.300, for our Wltnly to excel.. you need to Roud in sud1 gui1d shurc during thl~ und un i11crcusc of $R,K42.00 over the usc the ('lest j1cople uvutlublo, regurd- period. II hus mudc it much eusler tin prcvious budget. Expe11ditures mnre less of politicul uss\•ciutioll . There i~ ~chicles who huw tu truvellhis mud tlmn lh~ originul budget rcpresetlt u IHI\rvelou' coopcrutive effort going temporurily. money moved into the budget to on in ~1ur ~ounty. The .voiye coming Lots A. Stert'\111 cover ov.crspcntling, uml gru11t llltt ol Metgs County, ts locused on Ruclne Respond to sher~ff' 'l\1day ;, Wedo~sday . S"Jll. 4. the 247th Jay of 2ll112 . There arc II Kdays left itt the ycur. Tuduy's 1-li!,thlight itt Histmy: Ott Sept. 4, 17KI. Los Angeles was fuunded' hy Spunish set· .tiers. Ott this date : In 1KKK. Ucorge Eust1n11n received u putent for his roll-111111. ·cument, unJ registered his trade murk : Kuduk . In I\! 17. the Amcricun expeditionury ftit\:c in Fruncc suf· • fcrcd its first futulitb in World Wur I. In IIJ44. dltring. Wmld Wui· II . llriti.'h tmups entered Antwerp. Belgium. In 11)4K. Queen Wilhclmi'tw uhdicutcd the Dutch thnme for heulth reasons . In II)~ I, President Truman uddrcsscll the nut inn from the BY JOIEPH PIRKINI nul hackground checks, to hnve Jupunesc pence trcuty ~onfcrcncc In Sun Fruncisco in the first Gruy Duvis hopes to ingrlltiatc establls11ed wurk histories in lhis live, coast-to-coust tclevisitut hmmkusl. himself w ·Culifnrniu's 2 million cc,untry ni1d tl1 provide idenlil'ictt· In IIJ~7. Arkmtsus Gov. Orvul hlllhus culkd out tl1e iill!gul immigrants . Lust ·week. the lion from their home cu\tntrie~. ~ovcrnor snid he inteuds lo sign leg· N!llionul Ouurd to prcvem 11i11c hluc·k stullcnts from entering However, if nn illegnl immlgratil tsiution ullowin~ the "undocumcnl· Ccntntl High School in Little Rock . to nbtuin unvcr's licenses. This ell" has unluwfuliy oblltincd u Soci11l In IIJ57. Ford Mntm Company bcgttn s~lling its ill-futcd hc.'s backing nwuy l'r!)m thut week. 0S Security numbet· - us mnny hav~: Edsel. position unless some chunges ure 111 1%7. Michignn Gov. George Romney said i1111 TV inter· rhe individual would not oe submudc to his sntisfuctinn. view he'll undcrgc)nc u "hruiuwusl1ing" hy U.S . olliduls dur- - - - · · jecl to uli of' Cedillo's puhllive "l'il· "As u border sUite," Davis stated ing u 1%5 visit to Vict11um - lt comment thttl nppurcntly ters." lltst week, "iminigrunts urc 1111 •COLUMNIST dumugcd Romney's hid fot' thc Republican prcsidcmiulnomi· insepurable purl of Culifornia's . The frightening irony is th~t nution: sncini und economic fubric." He . Cedillo aims to make it easier fot In 1911, ltn Alusku Airlines jet cmshcd ncur Juneau , killing ulso posited, "it is sufer and more poll. Thai not only includes u responsible for people who ure liv· nutjorily · of whites, blucks und Illegal Immigrants to live and work Ill people. · ing, working and paying tuxes in Astun·Amcricans, but also a major· in this country, to blend in with the In .1\172, U.S. swimmer Murk Spit7. 'Yon u record seventh Cuiifornin to be licensed to drive u ity of Hispanic voters. legal population, uta time when this Olympic gold medal, in .t he 400-meter relay 111 the Mu11ich cur legally." Summer Olympks. That's bectluse Californians of ull country is under threat by foreisn It would he h!)rd to quarrel with ethnicitics believe in the rule of lerrorisls in Its midst . Ten ycurs ugo: The govemmcut reported the nntion·~ unetn· this nrgumcnt if we were talking law; believe that distinctions ought ploymenl mte hud edged down tn 7,(I percent in August 1992, about "legal" immigrants. For they to be made between legal and ille- Indeed, federaluuthorit les suspect but ulso suid udult joblessness had worsened slightly und the do mnke an invaluable social and gal iminigration; believe that that at lea~t u couple of the A1 economy hud lost tlmusunll' cif cruciul .munufucturing jobs. economic contribution not only Ill rewurding tllegai immigrants with Qaedu operatives responsible for Five yeurs ugo: A triple suicide bon\bing in the hemt of Culifot'nia, but to the entire country. driver's licenses and olher privi · the Sept. II auacks managed to Jerusulcm cluimed the lives of seven people, including the And they huve earned driving and leges will only encouruge more ille· obtain false driver's licen~es. So, other privileges. three ussuilunts. A trio of llllljdhist nuns ucknowledged in gul immigrntion. . Scnutc testimony thai their temple outsii.lc Los Ant(eles illc· lllegul immigrants, however, are u And there is ulso n nutlonui secu- obviously, terrorists view lhe dridi ffercnt muller. They hnrdly rity · concern to issuing driver·'s ver·~ license us 1111 important tool hi gully rei mhur,ed donors after a fund-miser uuendcu by Vice · deserve to be rewarded for breaking licenses to hundreds of thousands their unholy war against America ..: President AI Gore and !utcr dcstmyell or ultercd records to U.S. immigrution luws; for steuiing if not millions, of undocumentco1 Cedillo's bill would tacitly conf uvoid cmburmssmenl. ucross this nation's borders; or for foreign nationals. A driver's license done illegal immigration hy ol'f'erOne year agn: l>rcsidenl Bush opened the door lu u future violating' the terms of their visas. II is not just a permit authorizing a cut in the cupitnlguitts tux, hllt said he first WMtlted to sec the mutters not thut they arc living and person to lawfully operate a motor ing thuse who have broken tbl~ effects of the previous 'Pring's ittcome tux · cut. Tcxns working and paying taxes in vehicle. It also is a "breeder" docu- nation's immigration lnws a privi· Kcpublicnn Phil Ummm unnounecd he would leuve the U.S. California or ·any other stute. By ment. It enables its bearer to secure lege that should he r·eserved for Senate ut the end of his tl1ird term , following fellow conscrvvirtue uf their unlawfulness·, they employment, register to vote, trunR· American citizens unu legal res11 shouldn't be entitled to driver's net finunclul business and bourd u.n dents. utives Jesse Helms and Strom Thllt'mond imo retlrcmem. • ik:c nscs or uny other government- airplane, among other things. Tolluy \ Birthduys: ABC Rudin cllmmcutator Paul Hurvey i' Allowing undocumented l'oreig4' '"n~tiorletl privileges, H4. A~lur-c nmcuian lli1Ward Morri, is Kl Actress Mit1.i The sppnsor of Californi~1's dri · nationals to obtain lcgnl driver'~ or ~oursc, those who would vcr's Ouynnr is 71. Singer Mcruld "Uuhbn" Knight (Gladys Knight license legislation, bestow driver's licenses upon ille- Assemblyman Gil Cedillo, a Los licenses WUN It bud ideu nefore lhG & The PirsJ is 60. Actress Jennifer Sttlt is 5H: Golfer Tnm gul immigrants. among other privi, Angeles Dcmocrut, ussures us that Sept. II terror aUucks . It's uti eveq Wutson i' .'\J. RhytlmHuld-hlucs musician Ronald LaPread leges uncl benel'its,, insinuate thut the illegal immi~Jrunts who receive worse ideu now. ·• (The Commodllre'J i' .~2. Actrc1s Judith lvcy is 51. Rock those who would not arc somehow P.crmits will huve pu'ssetl through • musk iun Martin Chmnlll'rs (The Pretenders) i.' 51. Actrc.ls racist or I'Cnophoblc. Two-thirds of 'very serious filters ." He said ttiat (Jmcph Perkln.1· l.v 11 columnl.vr far Khnndi Alcxumlcr i' 45 . Actor-comedian Damon Wuyuns Is California's registered voters his legislation requires applicants to The San Dit'KV Unloll ·1'rllnuw and 42. R11ck musician Kim Thayil i' 42 . Actress lone Skye Is 31 . · oppose driver's licenses for illegal be fingerprinted, to undergo criml- ''an bl! rt•ai'lwd immigrants, uccording to a Zogby ~lip· hop ,ingcr Jcl.nna LaFleur !Quad City DJ's) is 21). Actnr · Jo.vep/1. fJerkln.I·UnloitTrih.mm.) · Wcs Bent ley i' 24. Sin~l.'r Dan Miller ("Making the Band") i' • 22. Singer Beyom:c Knowles i; 21. Thought for 'li1day : "True cxccllctlCC is rnrcly found, even •' 818 Third Avo., Oo\llpollo, Ohio Pomtrov, Q~lo 200 M1ln •Jo!:lnt Pt•~••nt, w.v••1 more rarely is it dwr,i,hcd." Joltuttn Wolfgung von Goethe. 740·448-2342 74o-tt2·2108 78·1nJ ' German poet, dt'amut ist anti ttuthor ( 1749- 1X12). •• PERKINS' VIEW .In CalifOrnia, a bad idea becomes worse • (( 'rc clu1rly lllctltotf' l>ltTd on Man!s virtual cheatiu(! does . ' real datnage to his tuarria 1e (740) 992-2156 • FAX (740) 992·2157 Bette Pearce Managing Editor v.t•oa•s - The Daily Sentinel www.mydallyaentlnel.com Daily Sentinel e ph Perkins - J ' • . .·.Community Calendar uuproJlll I~ til C( utury syste111 'k,,l 1 \I, \h<'<l ' \ I 'lhl\1' h t h" '\'''h'''"~' ,~t ''P"'m Qu~'tt"u · h lt t~<"''"'" '" Hl\l'l\l\1," \\1\lf \ ' l\11'1\ ll\11\~ "'" ~\l'f,:i,.-, ·.• 1\,, ll··~mt tl l\>t l>f t.ltht• \1\l\ 1\ hldl d\11111 th\" -~ . . ,, l'l•'url · t.Mhll\1" ''Uti inlpn"" my "'>''''i~l\t 111111 h\'lp 1\{\ 1\l'(\l 1\l ~~~~· ~h~,~~~~ . 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Tin' Nicholson. lrQII~ur~r: Opnl puhlk is iltvit~'tl Ill 1111 thL'SI' Dyt'r. S<'<' t'i.ltllry: Tom e''t'Uts. Otll\l\1\WIIY· ~ttt~k~l.lpor: Jntwl l'ul'l · Mi>t'rl~. lt'filstintll·l' Mnrris. (<'res: llot'lllcl.l tiii<Hit, t'i.'lltlrletl c1n tlw IWI'· MIelk 111'. Pnmon11: Mnrt hu st:riptlnn dw~ hill In Qlll'tley, Fl11rtt: R11y Ml<lklff, (\li11tl~~s . · ol\ccutlve· C\lmtnhmont l\1r u h WitS \IUI1\llti1Ci>d hy (.)1\lcl thl'lle· yotlr tllrm . 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'\1\tdlt•ll till' "SI1l' , > \\ ,,, ,th"\hltd\ ,H\,,h,\\\1 1. ,,, II ·IIIII l'h' '"'"'llll .1lh \1 1\ltl~ , . ,, I' I l'llthlll~ hi' \,~I\' · Pt l.ttll•l , t•1 th1' 11.11 . "''''' th'' ,,.., ul,,t ,,n,th 'H" \ '''''" (\11\kt\l,ll\\llll~ Ill .tH,di.'IH\ ' '· \H H\\ \\pU\h'H , •• "''''''" ''"· 1\lllll<lllll\111 "'' ,11\l.lll•.tltll~ ·'"' '"'' 'l'lllll' . t " t II II \troli1 ,,.,. ' 11 11 \11 • (/1 • ,•(~tiOIII /1• 1Wf>"4tl "'t '/H~ \ lt1•tt ' H ttfr h' ,l, ~hn /l li d/ l'>tol\11111 u. (· tlllll• \ \•11•'.~ · · ••f ( ~> !•'•'f•tlilh .l)nfll llh\ #' tl /1(1 \ 1/tl, l thl'>t l, . tllttli oi' 'Ill i\111 n•llll'"' ' '"" ,p ,1!/,oNo ••>tlllh' 111 \1 II 11 }111111111' ...~ till I lOPS meets lll)lll Ull\1 l'ttlt~ ll) 1' 1. tlhll lhlllllllh \'c\\l 1111' l'l<'l'll•ll •'' J.lt\lll~t't'l'''t' tlllll Sttll') Mtt\'\liHII\'1' 11\'H'IIIl\'l Ill' iht' iunillt' lii'Utl)ll' 1hlltlljl tht• ( \ llll \ 'II I II ,\1 lht•t\WIIl \'111\ll\ in July. Adu111 u,•,lt jll' 1111\'\lt\ll ''' !11~1' llll 1\"11111' ' ttml .~ll·plwn Yll\t 11lw tllll'll\l S1'll\\hll ( tOI'Si ~!\ liii'IHI\'1' t•tl illllllll' )l.l't\11~1' 1'<111111 till' 111'11' Ill lltll'llll<tliW, llll'htllllljl \llli\IIWI'. •~11' 1~'11 ll~'t ttl\•t .h~tlll \~1•\q1< . Junl' Mu ·,•ml)l't' tl't'llll\'11 thut ~1\\' is t'tnttltt lll jl lw1 I'I'J1lll'l' II\ 1\1' <tthlllilll'tl 1!11 11\•lh llW llt'ttf IIlii I t'l'll\lllllllll! .S•'I'\'IW ~~~llllt'tnll'tlts . Jmwt Mtlt't'IS. 1\ llllll'h ·, 1\Qlll'\tl~~ tllt'l' '\lit', 11111\1\lllll'l'\t wlnn~t's In tht' 11rt 111111 11h11 llljjNtphy llllll l'flllll' llllhl~·~ · 11\\'~11 Ill''' I l"l't. 1\1111 1'1)11~· Sn ·\1111 l\11wll 11\'1\' J,lll\'11 ,1\\11111\ It~ i1\\\l\J,I lll't)lhl ill 1\lll• \l'l.'lt\1\1' ""'1..' hw itltc"tlll\illltt 1111 1\ It'S, ••nil llml~1111 \ltkhtN Ill 741\ M7 7 lll\l, 1111' )ll\1111' 11,1\'l.'l' ~\\'\ 1\II'Sik~v ut tl\\1 1\lf\•h llt~~tst . ( 'htll\'h. \\\'ljlh Itt hIll ~ :.1() 1\ tlh tht' 111\~·tltljllh•m II:,It). ;,II) 11.111. 111~1 news POMEROY - .l11mes R. Yettlljllll' son nt' I'IIISy A. .IC Club optn mtttlng. 7:30p.m .. Yemtllt't' uml J11mes Ohlhl(!llr with flower 1rrangomont demon· llrattont from Bl<l'O tchtdult bV nf Pmtwt·ny. jol ned the Wtdnttdar, ltpl. PAGEVII.I.B - Solplo Townthlp Peggy Crane, Mtlanlt Sllthtm, United St111es Al'my tHtdi!r Ihe \JUtltot, 8:30 p.m. 11 tho anti Judy Sungor. Public tnvllod. deltlylld Ill\\ I')' prOIIt'nlll, Pagtvllto town holt. Chultr otub mtmbtfl to ltkt YCU\llllll' Is II 2000 ifl'n(htnlll · finger foodt 1nd aoor prlztt. of Melj,ts HllJh Schnnl nne! .TUPPERS PI.AINS - Etlltrn hns rep<li'ICd ((1 rOt'l Knoll Ky. t.ooatsoard of Education, tptcltl · 111urd1y, ltp.t. ? mtttlng, 7:30 p.m. al Euttrn SALEM CENTeR - Sill G11ngo tor buslc trnlnlrtjj. Al\er com· E!tmtnii!V llbrory oonftronoo 778 and Star Junior Grango enJ plutlnif bnslc u·ulninr· he will room, to dltoun lnturtnoo, Ptr• 0:30 p.m. potluck auppor fotlowog •onntt end anv othor buttnnt by butlnut muting at 7:30p.m. be offered ndvnnce< lndivld· ual lrttlnln~ lt1 11 c11reer Joh thtt bt ltgtiiV oonduolld. 1 lht grango hilt. Plant to bo mtdt for Ootobtr ohloktn barbt• speclnlly. Thuredly, ltpt. e out. SYRACUSE - Regular moettng . of VIllage Council, 7 p.m.Syraouu 11 muntotpat building. Pubi Meet'lnJS Church .meet- Reunions ltturday, ltpl. 7 " RACINE - 3~1h annual rtlunlon of tho Samuel !1. Eblin family, A p.m. at Star Mill Park In Rtolno . Sunday, ltpl. a RACINE - Chapman and Myrtt Kerwood Hill rtunlon, t p,m, II Star Mill Park. Clubs . Wtdnnday, ltpl, 4 CHESTER - Chttlll Gardon ingsWtdnnday, . It pt. 4 LONG BOTTOM - Mount Oliva Community Ohuroh, 7 p.m., John Bltwlok tpuklng. Spoolal tinging. Veterans Groups Thurtd•r, ltpt. • TUPPERS PL!IINS - !uPPtrl Plaint VFW Q003, Ladl" AuKIIIary rogutar milling, 7:30 p.m., polluclck ~lnnor . llt : 30 p.m. PROUD TO BE APART OF YOURLIFE1 Sitb.!t•rlbl/o(/ny. ·99NWS Country Mu•lc Fe•tlval and Chicken BBQ Sept. 7 & 8. . ( t The Civil War Home Ouurd J.udlca Aid Society Ia hDvlnu a apcciDI cmer· v tainment Sat. Only Startin11 ut 10 am. Danny "Shadow Fox" Smith. l-Ie ,. 1 lalhe Chief of the Nutivc Amcrlcun lndlun flcderutlon, Inc. They will be alvina a special preacntatlon on lndlun Life and hl1tory. ountry music on Sut. &. Oospcl on Sunduy. Country Kitchen und Store will be open buth duya. Silent Auction. Kids Oamc•·llUIIIIY Rides· Herbal Tolk with "Weed Woman" at DROP US ALINE. ~ 111 Caurtl1., __ . ·-- _,;;.... _________ ...Gbar.t•r . -.._.... ...... ' ,,,1\, \\ ._._ , .•• ,,,,, ,,. h'l~t,,,, Society news and - notes.. Grange names new I l\'1\'1111<1'1 \U''ft ,,t~'Ul ~H' \ \'ltH't ,,\lh•\\ AthW\"1'; l\\' ill\\\ lll'il\\1 rd\•r h•' 1>11 my h•<'ltl tu\11\> ~kthl'll" ill' IIIII• .1 ~<' lll't.cl m't' 1h•ln t h~· h~ht ,\ IH' It:""" th·· lh~H~ \\~U '''h~l \'\" ' -·---- I • �• P geA6 WMnuctay. S pt.mber "· :1001 N tlon • World Briefs Man attw wttalt Jw·aaps ,,~111<\1 ~~ \\\ 1\111.1 11\1.• \lilt\ 11\1~ 11!1\ 'II' 11\'1· \~~~ IIIII\\ 1\)~1' ~\ ' lVI~ t~M ~~~~ '·~~ ""'*' I ~ Ill"''" \\ ~' ~1111.', ~~~ 1\11\..\'1\1\1'"" \\~\ 1\111\\1\l Ill\ \1 ~II'N.hllllll\1\)l S\11~1' "'-'"' I'll\' 1\1\1.} ~~~~~~~~ il\'\ll'i\\'1 111,111\' \\II\ . III•'Wt\1 "~~~~~"'"~II\I 1\\\\~· lllhI \'1'\ II 1\.~· II"' 111'1 IIIII\' IIIII\ 1111\\ 111\- \'t<ll ,,, 111\lt\ '"" \'l\1.111~ \\ 111\' Ill\\ 1\t>e ''-"'\\\~1. 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September 4, 2002 Buckeyes well-rested, ranked for Kent State Ill · n~~.•\ 11""'" m'''"'' · ~~~~ '"~' 1111 1"1~.~. 1111.'11 ..~'"" 1~1 Ill\' '''~" \~ 1\11 ',1\\\'"''' ill\\I lx'\l\ HI \ ;lli<~l' '"''Ill' HI lh<' h<lll\~ II\ Ihi' \) 1111.'<11 h\'11 ,~.x,, •WI' II llh .. 1'1\,'"' COLUMBUS tAP) -, Ohio Stale lineb:1ckcr Mull Wilhelm wuutu like nothing better than for the Buckeyes to creep into the seasnn under cover nf dur~ I 1l<\_\ \ , lh~ '"'' 1\h'l\\l\il\)lh hk\'11 IIIII<' l\;1\lll'll\.1111\ II\\' ;lll<l)lllh 1\1~'11'-'l Ill I'll~ Ill~, <'<1<.~1 \\'Ill M"'"l ~~~,kt ''\'\'I"''"''' <Ill' ~<lil\11\ll A weekly look at how HI~ !he mglon 'a top football teams 1"'111111;1111, , IIIII hi llli'llt\111111111~ 1111 1<'1.'11 \\\-11 '"''' I 'I'll'''~ th<'\ ' 1\' tlhl ;lll1llh 'I\\;\\ Ill h;ll~ IIIII ;\ it''llh 111 11\1\ '<I !illllll\\ 111 111\'\hh 11h11 1\;1111 111 '1'-'11,1 'WII 11\11\\' IHII<' hl$1'1hl'f. i\1\1\1\' )\11\'111\ · )ill ;11111\)l. 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Art Schlichter, u former Ohio Stute 4llllrlcrbuck, Is In prls1111 In lnutunu fur vlolutlng hi s \'mbtlticJtt from u 1997 convict un lhr fmgery und the!\, Sdtllchlct' /Jlcuclcd guilty In Junuury 200 to hluncy tuundcrlng, forging securities Utld utluuthurll,cu usc of ctcdlt curds hJ pliY gumbllng debts, When people began dcmundlng their money, Schlichter ot'l'crcll lcJ puy with pcrNniUti ~ hcch, which were stolen !'rum hi s futher, uccurulng to the lntlkttl1enL Schlichter ulstJ ullegcdly puld with unuuthorlzed chorges 11111UC Ul!UIIIst his futher's credit curd uccnunts, ST. LOUIS (APl - This looked like the old Woody Willium;, except for !hut excuse-me huning stroke . Williams won for the tirst time in more than two months und Jim Edmonds hit u lwo-run homer and drove in all three runs in the St, Loui s Curdinuls' 3- 1 victory over the Cindnnali Reds on Tuesday night. Williams worked six innings, givi ng up a run on four hils. "Tiun's kind of what we ex pect when Woody · pitches," munuger Tony Lu Rus'a suid. "And he rose to lhe occasion." Williums (7-4) made his sc~o nd stan, both u~uinst lhe Reds, since his ~eco nd stint on the d1subled list this season for a pulled muscle in his left side. The only damage came in the first on doubles hy Burry Lurkin und Auron B()()ne. Williums won for the l'irst lime since he beat the ,Sun Diego Pudres on July I. ~ 'We just dldil 't swing the buts, bouom line ," Cincinnati manager Bob Boone said. "When you imly ·score one, ynu don 'I win many games." Williums· lnne regret wus nut showing what he cnuld do ut the plate, 1oo. He's one of the bclter hilling pitchers In the majors with a .2 16 cureer uveragc, including a homer and three RBis I his year, bul is under strict orders not to luke n full swing und risk re-injury. Sn ugainsl Jimmy Haynes ( 13-9) he simply stuck his but out and made contact with a pair of .1ofllly outs. · 'Thut's hulf the fun for me, being at lhe plute," Williums said. "It's hurd huving my hands tied right now. They huvc to know righl now I cun 'I swing." Lusl Thursday HI Cincinnuti, Williams ~ave up live runs nn eight hils in fouf innings ot a 70 loss lo Jimmy Huynes in his second-shortest oulin~ of the yeur. He's allowed three or fewer QOTOHA ANYWAY - Sl. Louts' Tlno Martinez, left, upends Cincinnati's Todd Walker as Martinez breaks runs tn 20 of his last 21 sturts for a 2. 14 ERA up a double play attempt on a ground ball hit by Mike Matheny In the fourth Inning Tuesday In St. Louis. during thai spun. Martinez was out at seoond, (AP) Ple11e IH Rids, BJ Alex edges Southem · Eastem wins fourth straight BY loon WoLFE Senllnol Oorreeponderll · ALBANY - Oetting by, by the skht of their Ieeth, the Alc"unller Spurtuns squettked oLtl u win over the Southern 1brnudocs Tuesday night in Trl-Vulley Conference volleybull ucllntt , Alexander clulmed the tttulclt In sUddon-dcuth, win· nlng I~-1 0 t>cfore dropplns the second gume I0· 15, and clulmlng the flnul 17· 15 . Southern drops to 0-3 both cJVIlrull ttnd In the le~~gue . Southern wus led by Katie Suyrc with II I!Crvlng points, Brooke Kiser hud seven, Deunu Pullln8 four, Emily Hill four, untl Ruche! Chupmun four, Suyre wul! 17-of- 17 serv- ur ing with un uce, 40-of-43 spiking, and 26-of-30 passing; Hill wus 7-nl-10 serving, 31of-3t spiklnl!, und 2M-uf-39 pu,1sl ng~ Chupmun wus 11 -ofil serving, 21-of-22 spiking, und 28-nf-3 1 pusslng. Dean Pullins was 11 -of- t3 serving, 5-of-6 · spiking, 36-uf-37 settlng, and ~l·of~.54 pusslng: arnoke Kiser was 13-of- 1.5 serving , 3-of-4 spiking, 61 -of63 settlnl!, und 32-of-3.5 pusslng; while Amy Lee wus 6·of· 8 serving, 15-of· IS spiking; and ~O-of·54 passing . Snulhern dropped the' _reserve' game in two sets t3· I~ and 9-15. Mirlndu Duvi s hod six points serving, Krlsllinu Williams had nine points, und Nikki Rlflle four. Southern hosts Waterford nn Thursday In Racine. BY ScoTT WOLI'I _ Sentinel Correspondent BI,JCHTEL - The Eastern Lady Eagles of Couch Howie Caldwell ~ontinucd lo sour ubnve the compel ilion by dcfeutinglhc hometnwn Nelsonville-York Buckeyes 156; 15- 11 Tuesday night in Tri -Valley Conference volleyball action. , Eastern remuins perfect in fnur starls, 40, and is 3·0 in the leugue. Nelsonville is now 2- 1. Eastern, dominuted by greul front-line pluy from Kass Lodwick, Alyssa Holter, und Katie Rnbertson, built a 6-1 lead curly in the tlrst contest. Tied ul t-1, Stacy Smith broke the deadlock, going 6-6 serving in thut gume und pudding lhe EHS lead, Kass Lodwick then udded fnur more for a 10- 1 lead before Nelsonville ciimbcd buck to 10·6, Severul good volley.~ took place, . showcasing the good tloor play from Smith und Tiffeny Bissell who had good setting nights forthe Eagles. . Eastern scnred the last five points including an ace by Robertson and game-winner from Nicole Phillips. The second contest was more combative. The gume see-sawed back and forth until N-Y led 8-7. Tiffeny Bissell - 12-of- 12 serving on the nighl - broke the ice with siK straight points for a 13-8 EHS lead, After N-Y pulled 10 within two at 13-11 ,Alyssa Holter delivered the game winners for the Eagle win in two sets, 15; II . Holter was 6-7 serving on the night with 18-of-19 puss ing. and 7-of-9 . spiking; Tiffeny Bissell coming ~ff a perfeel serving ntghl Wits 26-of-28 selttng , and was 3-of-3 passing. Kass Lodwick was 7-of-10 servtng, having four dinks. 10-of-11 spiking 'i •I P11111 IH Fourth, IJ Shrlkant Valdya, MD, a urologist • Rlnlllt. .....U. at Pleasant Valley Hospital, and the or Mason Cowtty Health Departm~nt, eiiiiiDIHIIII.IIIllklll have.teamcd·up to provide FREE prostate screetlings ro men SO years of or or · Reds, 3-1 HIGHLIGHfS nl\11!' ger." Cardinals upend WEDNESDAY'S " li\111 '1 11\lllk ~~~~ ll lltlll!ll'l" 1111~ l'l'imhml 'l" lhl' hnt'l'ly ~ " 1\1111 lUll, ~ ,I· )1\ll\N\III J!l't~t. lmlttlll~jllli ~~111\'ll\1'~ UMk~ll. 1\b\1\11 ~\)\) lll'tllll\\ ~1\)Wtlll\1 lh~ h!hhy Ill' t\llkll and Junuury." . The pitfull is ~oing into games C\t>ecling to win m'teud uf proving how good you nrc, he 'uid. 'There\ ulwuy• the chance that you lake: 'Hey. we're wonderfu l,"' Trc"el 1uid. "Well, we worked hurd and we focused und we played hard to pcrli>nn well . If we'll hep doing , that, l lhink we cun perform well. Bul if we thin~ it\ going to t>c like a light 'witch. lhL'n no, th:\l\ u huge dun- losllll Waverly, 42-7 ~3· 16 ''"'I ~---::;;;;:-----::;;;;;:;:;;--:::;:-------------, " I'm llil'mh 111th 111\111 1\111\ 1}1\NVIII~ tr\11) = 11111\lln~ I hi' Jtl~l-t\' l~n~~~~ I tl•p!lll~ '"~ French scientist rediscovers skeleton of Neanderthal baby Slate has gmnes on the next 12 Suiurduys in the longest scuson in progrum hiswry, "h's game two," Wilhelm 'aid. "II ·, only game two ." Ohio Stutc heud coadt Jim Tressel said players cunnot afford 10 rend too much inln what 's t>cing said in mu~a' li ne,, newspupers, und on televiston und talk · md1o. Some huve already labhcd the Buckeyes us a national d1ampionship .:onlender. " You're tinly one pnnr gume uwu~ from not being discussed unymorc.' Tressel said. "I think our guys know 14·12 9. (lie) Easlem del Fori F'rye, 20·15 River Valley lool lll Wellston, look at fllu l'hy 11mdniM lmvl' much. ltX> lhut. Whut\ important i' how ure .43· 16 . ll{\1111\ltl 11111111 n~IIVI Mt M lltmM, . cxperiencin~ 100 New Le•lnglon def. She!1den, ' 11Al.MOI\I..Il. tllllt'. (1.\ll) Dlll1lll'l111\\111 . - 1\ .Utl\l·n~t~ ht'lish In tlw lllll'lhl'rn llntl 111' l.m A~~~~II'S {'mill~ hliM 1\ll\\lltl lhl' I'Vl\Clllllt\111 of ltlO hti\IM~~ nml ti\'M\1\)~\'tl til IIlllS\ nV\1 hom~s . · Th11 llr11 hl'~lln In th11 1\npl'llls Nnllmu~ l'mtM I 11h1l hs t:ttliSI' wns nnl kllll\¥1\, lly 1u111 '1\lllK\Iny It wns ~~ I'~'' 'llnl cnfllulnl'tl, Kllltl ~mml y lll'll they arc 'mm . Coming off an ullc week, Ohio : they lal~ing uhout you in December 6. G. Acadonw <lef. COlli Grove, 56·0 1. (llo) Wellslonde(. River Valley, Activists 11t to '1\t\l~Oll)' • ~~1,1 .11 It's deotr, however, lhul the Buckeyes will nnl ambush :myune. Oil' a 45 -2 1 vicwry over Texas 'lbch two weeks ago i11 the Pigskin Classic, the Buckeyes ha.ve already climbed five spots lo No.8 in the nation. They moved up two spots lust week with· tiUt playing unyone other thun each nlhcr In Jlracl ice. 21-1 t' "''' 111' 11h~t )\;11\'111" It'! "''' ~ll~t'\.';11\,t' 1h<' l' tllh"'"'' <1 "11~\'l <IIIII f\lilh Ill 1'<1 '11 lllh~lll\1\1,\\111\111~ \it'll\ \1 ~-~·" " Rftllllt <lef. 9rut1 Mlt, 54·7 2. F\Jrhlmoulh <lef. Chllllcolho, 21i·2t 3. Plllllllrtllillurg def ..Hunllllglon, 31-6 ~ . M3rlel\a def. CaiiiMdge, I. lronllln "Ynu would lnve to t>c in lhc 'hatlnws lin along lime, then gel thai big victory und \!leak up on people," Wilhelm "uid. · As an exumple, he pointed to Colorado Stutc . The Rums· climt>cd from otr the chart~ u week ago In 19th utter a ,wnning I9-14 upset of No. 7 Colorado on Saturday. Ohio State llnds itself in a siluulion si milar to that of the Buffaloes. The Buckeyes · ure heavily fl1vorcd aguitlsl in-state oppon~nl Kc111 Sltll~ on Saturday. 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PLEASANT VALLEY --~o~r:sl:tr~~uh:d:1•~,g~c~ou:n:ti:es:·~------~::::::::::::::::::::~--~~~~()~~S~P~I~1C~~~:_j "I �• ' • '• Wednesday, September 4, 2002 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Page B 2 • The Dally Sentinel Wtdnelday, Sept.mt. t, 2002 Roush, Quillen win titles Around The MA ON - M1tch Roush und Jt>yce Quillen won their division titles in the 2002 version of the Riverside Club Championships played Aug. 31 ~nd Sept. l 111 Riverside. Roush. of Ma. on, carded rounds of 7~ -72 - 145 to edge out Gu.ry Richards of New Hnven, who tallied scores of 7373 - 146. Coming in third w11s Trent Roush with scon!s of 7!1-74 - l-19. Quillen, of Rucine, Ohio,nn o.wo.y from the field with u score of 77-77 - 154 to be•t defending champion Klm Westlll(lrelund. who carded 79-81 - 160. A toml of 60 plnyers , tnrted in the 36-hole event with 12 in the women's divi ion nnd 48 plnying in the men's. The toumument ~'Qmmittee wishes to tlumk nil uf the pturers. who were treated to n steak dinner following pluy: wh1ch wus rutered b)• Mary's The Time Grill und stufi'. Van Hekken's debut stifles Indians ' DETROIT (AP) - The last time a Detroit Tigers pitcher had this kind of major league debut was nearly 70 years ugo. Andy Van Hekken pitched an eight-hit shutout in u 4-0 victory over the Cleveland Indians on TUesday night. He sent' Detroit to its tirst victory in si~ gumes us the Tigers ended u nine-game losing streuk ut home. 1 "It wus awesome:· said Dave Van Hekken. the pitcher's father. "I never thought he'd go nine innings of shutout ball." He is the first American League pitcher to make his debut with a shutoot since Oakland's Mike Norris in 1975. He is 1he first Ti~ers pitcher to accomplish the feat smce Schoolboy Rowe blanked the Chicago White So~ 3-0 in 1933. according to the Elias Sports Burenu. · Duve und Lynn Van Hekken were' purt of a contingent of 35 family .members nod more than 65 friends thut made the trip from Hollund, Mich. The 23-year-old len-hunder is accustomed to hometown support. He pitched the 2000 season for the Single-A West Michigun Whitecaps in the Grand Rupids area. Before being promoted to the Tieers on Monday, Van llekkeil was with Tnple-A Toledo, about 70 miles from Detroit. "They've always been there,'' Van Hekken sui d. The crowd at Comerica Park influenced Tigers munuger Luis Pujols, who sllid before ,the gume that Van Hekken would be limited to IOU pitches. He wound up throwing liS. 73 for strikes. · "Those people were going to shoot me if I took him out," said Pujols, who could not ignore the prospect of a shutout. "I'm sorry I lied. He went 15 pitches over the limit," he suid. "But the chance to pitch u complete-gume shutout in your major league debut. ... I'll muke up the IS pitches some· where, somehow.'' . Van Hekken wasn't nervous. "The first batter that §Ot in there, it wus just ·a bullgume.'' he suid. ·Just kept doing what I've been doing." Van Hekken struck out one und wulked two. He won nil live of his decisions ut Toledo. Last season he won all five of his decisions for Pujols at Double-A Erie. 'When you're 11 winner. you're a winner.'' Pujols said. "1 haven't seen him lose yet." Van Hekken hit his spots and changed speeds. · "He threw a fustbull on the outside comer," Cleveland munuger Joel Skinner sui d. "He just kind of moved everything around." · Terry Mulholland (2·1) allowed three earned runs on ll hits in seven-plus innings. striking out five in his first stnrt since Oct. 2. He was acquired from Los Angeles on July 28. Detroit took u 2-0 lead in the second on Craig Paquette's double to right-center and a double-play grounder by Ramon Santiago. The Tigers added a run on Roben Pick's RBI triple in the third, and made it 4-0 in the ' fourth when third baseman Grea LaRocca's throwing error allowed Paquette to score after an infield single by Hiram Bocachica. Cleveland threatened in the second and si~th. but Van Hekken got double plays to escape. finishing off a 3-6-l double play in the sixth. · With two out and runners on first and third in the seventh, Van Hekken got John McDonald to bounce out to second to end the inning, · "A couple of times, he got into jams." Pujols said. "But, same us last year, he made the pitch to get out of it." -=:.. $1. loulo Cl-"\1111 l'lltlbllrQII (GloM) 1,--. a. Cllry Rlchol1ll. ~Nell looked at the umpire in disbelief. Until Hairston's hit, Myette could have had a place in buseball history. Instead, Benoit will go into the record books. The previous record for longest outing resultin~ in a save w11~ six, by Horuuo Pina of the Rangers in 1972. Saves were first kept 11~ a stat in 1%9. YANKEES 4, RF.D Sox 2 Roger Clemens struck out I0 in his 292nd cureer victory as New York strengthened its grip o'n the AL East by beating Boston ut Yankee Stlldium. · Clemens (12-S) struck out the first four butters und made three fin;t-inning runs 'stand up against his fanner tewn. • The Yunkees ended a three· ~arne losing streak lind mcreused their lead in the division to 7 l/2 gumes over Boston with one ~arne remain· ing against their nvul. The Red Sox fell S 112 games behind Anaheim in the wild-card race. Derek Jeter homered off Frank Castillo (~·13) and a rare t,Q'T I'4G-IWIIIIIIIN New 'IIIII<. .:Mt; Tllldl, o.Jdand, I'll;~. Now'lllrtc, let; IY<.~ Cl!y, .IMUIII, CIAnG8reon, Mahtlm, IU; AAOd~;uez, INtllt, ..; A~, TIIU, .111; ,..,, Ill. .-..o; (G"*I I. Jim Gron. I . Hlnlt CltllnG. 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RJIVS 2 in the fifth ·off Esteban Loui~u Jurrod Washburn became (7-8) and gave Chicugo the Anaheim's first 16-game win- lead for good in the seventh oft' ner in nine years and Orlundo Loaim with his 21st homer. Palmeiro drove in a career-high Both were solo shots. Paul four runs. Konerko wso homered for the Washburn ( 16·5) gave up White Sox. two runs and six hits in five Jon Rauch (1, I) pitched two innings. The lust time un innings for his first major Anuhcim pitcher won 16 league win. RIIUch gave up a games in u se11'10n was in 1993 two-run homer to Josh Phelps by Mark Lungston and Chuck in the sixth that made it 4-4. Finley. · Jorge Sosa (l- 7) allowed seven runs und seven hits in · live-plus innings in St. Petersburg. The Devil Rays were trying match their longest winning streak of the season at four gwnes. . WIIITE Sox 5, Bt.u•: JAYS 4 Jose Valentin's second · homer of the gume broke u tie in the seventh inning at SkyDome as Chicago won a season-high seventh stroight. This is the tewn's longest winning strellk since June 2000. AllllfkllnL...ut loll W Ntw'ibrtt 10 L l'tt. Ql aa .oao n n .aee 111. 10 73 ·"" .,. 10 . 'II .o1311 ' 47 80 · .~ . 31 C.ntl'll W L l'tt Gl 10 It .171 10 70 . ·"" 11~ 1071 • • 11 10 " .• 24~ 01 11 .370 Witt W L l'tt Gl e7 51 ,101) 111 54 ~~ Bo111011 a" ., · ltltlmol'l 'lllrollto Tompo lily an It .eoe 5? .1117 I ea " ·"" ao Mond~'l C11111111 Booton I, N.V, 'lllniiHI 4 Chloo;o Whlto $011 5, ToroniO 3 CieYtlanct11, 0.110111 Tuaa?, Houtlon 1 OtlillnG 7, Konooa City e· 111~111 8, Mln,_a I 1'11Hc11)''1 aToiCII 7, Btiiii!IOIII , N.V,VInlettl4, Bottof12 Dtttott 4, Cltvtloncl D ChiOigo Whitt SO. 5, 'l'onlniO 4 Anohtlm tO, ,_.,.lily 2 Wtcl-rtO.. Mlnnoeota (Aiod tl•7) it Btaltlt (Morlt IN), 1:11$ p.m. 'l'ual (Mytnt l-ol) II Btllln\ol'l (l'onaon 8•1), 7:01 p.m. . Beaton (Lowo 11•1) II N.Y. 'lllnkHt (F'It11tlo U), 7:01p.m. Cl\lolgo WNtl lox (D.Wrlgllt 10.11) at Toron10 (W•II!Ir 7..,), 7:01 P.ill· Cltvtlllncl (olor.W~Ithl (Moroth 1-1), 7<01 p.m. Anohotm (~II 13-t) (&luriD 3-1.), ?:II p.M. mer. ''One of the thlnfs West Vl111inla State has to do is set itsel out. It can't Just ao Its re(lutatlon 115 the state's only all-black lnstl· tutlont Lee said. "Looking at thut1 l s~ould be In rolnt Pleasant and athletes snould aet to know me. . "It also makes it euler to recruit," he 11 'lllmp.t Point Pleasant Is an attractive location for the Yellow Jackets program because of the school's pust success in recruitina athletes, Lee sllld. . "I have to look at lhat," he sllld. "Once you ao to certain places and the)' have playen with certain talents, we like to ao back there. Point Pleasant is another place on the list." Lee, meeting with Mayor John Roach, City Clerk Marilyn McDaniel. City Inspector Ed Woomer ond John Bonecutter, whose son Jon plays for the Yellow Jackets, said his approach to staalna a camp Ia to custom tlt the uctlvity to the community's need~. ' "We try to come In, uk what you're looklna for and try to acoommOdale them," Lee said. • The camp can be for athletes 8 to 18, and will fe11ture Lee's coachina staff and players as the instructional staff. Lee has conducted four camps this summer In different com· munltles. · . Officials aareecl to bealn lnvestlaatlna what will be need· · cd to make tlie camp a reality. A tar11et date of July 2003 was discussed to accommodale around ·100 to 120 athletes from Mason County and from surrounding communities in Ohiq. , Fourth lily .f romPipBJ Klnotl City (B1rd !1•10) at Ollkllnd (HUl1110n 12-1)1 1D:OI p.m. TllurldiV'• ca- TtMII (FI.ro IHJ II lthlmOrt t.JoMIOilo4-t 1), 7:05p.m. '!bronlo (MIIItr 1-4) It BotiOn (Waklflllld S·S), 7:oe p.m. DIVGII C8PArtcl ..1.) 11 N.V. Reds from Pip II (O.HimlndiZ 7..,), ?oOfl p.m. Anllltlm (Oitiz ll•t) 11 T.l!lj)l lily (Ktnnody 7•8), ?: lh,m. PLAYINI THII WEEIIII WANTED . Motor Route Carriers Apply at Th~ Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street • Pomeroy 740·992-2155 . Edmonds didn't stan Monday in ihc series opener against 1eft-hunder Shawn Estes and had been in o 3for-17 slump before his two-run homer in the first. He added a sacrifice fly in the elshth off Scott Williamson. "I was hoplns I wasn't going to be the only one, but it's nice to aet a hit and some RBis and contribute to thh team," Edmonds said. "It's been awhile alnce I've done anythlns wonh mentionlna.'' La Rum taid he'll .alve another resular a day off . Wednesday nl&ht. . "Walt and see who it is,'' he said. "Sometimee your tank is low.'' Steve Kline jOt out of a baaea-loaded jam In the eishth, striklna out Barry Larkin and Aaron Boone aandwlched around a walk · to Adam Dunn. Wilh closer . .. ' • I Ohio State excuses Chattams from team COLUMBUS (AP) - Ohio 'State heud coach Jim Tressel said Tue day thllt he removed wide receiver A n a e I o C h nt t um s from the .team so C h at t am s could con· front 11 per· soon! . sltuutlon .in his hometown of Treaael Dayton. C h ntt n m s hus been charged with theft. uccording to broadcast reports. Tressel said Chattums hud to deal with nn incident that happened in July but said he knew no further details. "The only thin& I know is, we had him go home to find out 11 little bit of what the sit· u11tion is so that we can respond to it," he suid. · . Tressel said Chuttams told him, "that there muy be somethins he had to tnke cure of.". He said no further decisions would be rnudc regarding Chuttnms' status on the tenm until more information wns known. Tressel culled the rcmovula "distraction" but snid the Buckeyes would move on . "It's not unlike a game,'' Tressel said. "A fumble huppens. Sometimes you cun 't find out ri&ht there in the game what happe.ned. You've got to go to the next plny.'' The S-foot-11. 185-pound sophomore hod two catches for 26 yards In nine gumes lust yetir. He played in Ohio Stute's season opener aguinst Texns.Tech on Aug. 24 but did not have any stats. His dismissul is the latest blow to u teum that bus lost severul key players recently. Lute lust month, fullback Je sse Kline quit the team becuuse of continuing injuries. Flanker Chris Vance· and freshman defensive lineman quinn Pitcock were forced to . Sit out the Buckeyes' season opener - Vnnce for nn unspecified violation of tenm pol1cy. Pitcock because he wus· arrested for underaye drinking. Fullback Brunden Joe was arrested and charged with drunken driving after police found him usleep in u car ubout 3:4S a.m. on u hi$hway rump neur campus. He 1s suspenocd from the team . ABC tries two old pros in 'MNF' booth NEW YORK (AP) - huve dropped seven strai&ht They've tried u comedian und years, mo~ than IS percent old quarterbucks. Now, with durin& the lust two r.eurs. But John Madden nnd AI with the networks primeMichaels, . "Monday Night time collapse over the past Football" is turning to two year, the show is still one of old pros who promise an the most reliable programs on emphusls on gumcs, not gl m· Its schedule. micks. · Mudden und Michaels soy ABC Sj)Orts lured Madden they hope the network's forfrom Fox for its footbull fran· tunes improve. But ·. they chlse this season, pairing him weren't ready to take ABC on with Michaels, who has been their bucks. in tho "Monday Night · "All we cun do is prepare ns Football" booth since 1986. perfectly us possible to make After working three cxhibi- · the best of every gume we tion games, the new ABC. c~n,'' Michaels suid. "There's team makes its reguhiNeuson really nothlns we con do to debut Monday with an uttruc- bring up the ratings except be tive mutchup: the Pittsburgh us aood as we cun be. Steelcrs against the defending Everything else would just be chnmpion New England a trick. It wouldn't lust very Patriots in u rcmutch of the long." . AFC championship gume. Madden, the former ."1 reel like I've worked Onklund Raiders couch who wlth John for 10 ycurs,'' was paired with Pot Michaels said TUesday. "It's Summerall in CBS und Fox that comfortable, it's been booths for 21 ycnrs, suid he that eusy, it's been that enjoy· won't change his blunt, blueable." collar approach for the prime· ABC has a lot riding on the time showcuse. new team ; Ratings for "What I do is reactionary," "Monday Night Footbull" he said. ''It's a reaction to with a kill, and 13-of·lS passing und S-of-9 spikin8 · passing in u great all-around · with 11 block. game: Stacy Smith wus 21· The Eastern reserves fell of-23 setting with two sets 15-7 and lS-8 in two gumes. for kills and u dink; und Eustern wns led by Jessica Katie Robertson wus 12-14 Pooler with seven points, what's gain~ on on the field · go up. Madden said he had no and to the p1ctures. You can't control over them. plnn something. You cun't "I've always believed. formut a live event because don' t worry about thin~s you you don't know what's going · cnn't control und don 1 take to happen." . credit for things you cun't Michaels und sideline control," he suid. reporter Mellssu Stark are the While he's ulwuys interest· lone on-air holdovers from ed in little things t~ut con last yeur's tenm, which make the broadcast better, included comedlun Dennis Michaels · said he sees no Miller, and former pluyers major changes in how ABC Dan Fouts und Eric will presenl the Monduy Dickerson. night games. Miller was a controversiul "You huve two guys in the choice because he didn't have booth who have u true pusa foot bull background. He sion for the gume," he . said. drew mi~ed reviews, but ulti · "Our goal is to muke the mutely couldn't change the gume us interesting and enterdirection 9f the ratings. tuining und to be us informuHe might have returned, tive to the viewer us we pasbut ABC pounced when sibly can." Mudden became uvuilable Both bl'lJudcusters said they nner Fox decided to brenk up wished they hud more control the Mudden-Summcrull teum. over the • Monday Night "You don't want to suy any · Footbull" schedule. Although thing is · u slum-dunk," ABC makes suggestions of Michaels said. "But we've games it wunts to see. ulti· both been doing this for a mutely the NFL decides on long time and we have ulot of the schedule. ABC has sought support. This just feels right." ne~ibility to chungc lute-seaAsked whether he'd be dis- son games but husn't received appointed if the ratings didn't it. Publlo Notice and Currie Blberf~ld .with four. NOTICI! TO IIDDI!AI Eustern hosts Miller Thursday in the hig~ school The Pomeroy gymnasium. Game time is Votuntllr "" .5:.55. In Memory Jason lsrlnahausen side·. lined by a sore ri&ht shoulder, Dave Veres. worked 11 l· 2-3 ninth for his fourth save. Haynes, who threw eight shutout inninas with a season-beat seven strikeouts last Thursday, WIIS almost us effective. In seven innings, he gave up two runs on seven hits with two strike· outs and one walk. "You can't make mistakes in a same like this," Haynes said. ''Tonl&ht I made the one big mistake." Haynes didn't want to seoond·auess himself on the home run to Edmonds. "Actually, when he hit It, I dldn'tthlnk It wu aolng to ao out," Haynea said. "I thousht he got under It too much. But It kept carryina and carrylna and it carried out over the fence." NoTEs: Jaaon LaRue was robbed of a hit in the second innlns when Cardinal~ 3B Scott Rolen snaaged his liner, then picked up the boll when his glove came off and threw him out at first. .Buckeyes fnMn PlpB1 Just two years aao. Ohio State started the season ranked 16th und reeled off five wins by an average score of 33·11 to open the season. Then unranked Minnesota flipf'Cd the switch, beating the Buckeyes 29-17 In Ohio Stadium. That was followed by Iones to Purdue, Mlchiaan and South Carolina. The Buckeyes finished the year unranked - and head coiiCh John Cooper was fired in the wake of the 24·7 losa ,to South Carolina ln the OutbiiCk Bowl. "One. thin& that we have seen la as a sroup of aenlors, we've been throuah every· thlna," defcnsi ve tackle Kenny Peterson aald. "We've been through ups and we've been through downs. We try to show the young guys, hey, don't luke nothina for srant· . ed, don't get complacent." Peterson said the message Look No Further! tlont otn be obtained has been conveyed in the pust by conttatlng ?40· 10 days. . 182·2183. All 111ted "We had a are at wl n over btda ahall be reoiiYtd . ·Texas Tech but that doesn't on or before 12:30 w, a · poor ooonomy, falling bualnou and ltttlo tob eecurlty? Department 11 ICCiptlng 1e1t1<1 bldl on o Reecut/Pumper pm, leptembtr 301 mean we're on top of the 2002. Th1 Pomaroy world, you know,'' he said . Council riiiiVII the "Guys understand that we right 10 ICOIPI or have to stay focused on the rejeol any or 111 bldl. task at hand, not to overlook Kllhy t:tyllll anybody. Obvious!)', we ClerlciTrlllurer know a team can be beat at Vllllll' of Pomeroy any time." . 14,11, 2002 Wilhelm said lhe Buckeyes know firsthand how fast a bandwaaon can ao when evel').'one is jumpina oft'. "It'• funny to lauah at the some of the polls and see how fast teams can move up or how rut they drop," he said. "It's basically how one pme can Impact your season. Sunny Trellel·aiJd hC had not dla· Saving• cu1sed the Buckeye a' rapid rise in the polla, nor would In the he. Sentinel "We haven't stood In front our team and sald1 'Hey, Classified auys. we're No. 8 ana maylle Ads we don't deserve that.' Or that we do deaerve that," he Thebaily said. "We're focusln& on aetting better as a football team Sentinel and as of yesterday we're . focusina on Kent.'' · ~...,;~.:..ii.l.iiZ.iol...J ••• Help Wanted Dlecouragad by Truck. ltd opeotltol· 'llll'iiHI Clewlolld ("·llllllriOUII 1•1) II Gllllato • ... (QIMr 7-1), 1101 """ Lee added. 04) 11 Dtttotl '' sive uction in the Hokie~· 63·7 seiiSOn· opening victory <>ver Arkansas Stut.e. "Rundall is a greut athlete," Pruett said. "It isn't like we art: P.lu~in~ uga!~st a sec· ond tcutner when he 1s m then:. Marshall hu' ne v~r beaten un opponent rnnt..ed in 111.: Associated Pn:~~ Top 25 poll. . "'n1is will he u grem test to sec when: our pl\lgrum is," Pruett s.titJ. "ll u~full y we can go down then: und show 'umc pc..'Ople how good tlus teum really " · ''ll1eir X' s certainly took u lot better than our O's nn pupcr. TI1cy onl y recruit· .ed two guys on our tcum. so u lot of our guys from Viqtiniu fed hkc thl'Y have something to prove." \ I POINT PLEASANT - Clll'l Lee believes West Viralnla State footbtlll needs to be a better known enlity In the W'CII, tUid one way of accompllsblna lhataooJ Is by establishlna a summer footbtlll camp. Lee, the former Marshall UniYetSity tUid Minnesota Vlk1~1gs arldiron standout who's couChed WVS for tho post seven r~"'' •• alscussed bringina a camp to Point Pleasant with city officials TUesday. . Otllclals welcomed tho Idea anclare work· Ina toward nwklna It a. reality ~Y next sum- GIANTS 4, ROCKIES 2 Reggie Sunders homered, Rich Auril\a drove in two runs and Russ Ortiz (10-10) helped himself at the plute in another strong start for host Sun Francisco. The Giants won for the eighth time in nine tries to remain 2 112 gumes behind the Dodgers in the NL wild-card race. Sun Francisco also reacquired infielder Bill Mueller from the Chicago Cubs for a minor leusue pitcher. The Rockies held BaiTy Bonds ln check, but Ortiz doubled off Mike Humpton (7-1 S) and scored. Colorado has lost I0 of II overall. EXPOS 71 Ptui.I.IES 6, 10 INNINGS . Brad Wilkerson singled home the winning run in the lOth inning, und MontreultUrnL'd a triple play against Philadelphia. · With only 3,879 on hand at Olympic Stadium, the Expos completed the 11th triple play in their 34-yeur history in the eighth inni~g to escape a first-and-third jam and keep it tied at 6. Fernando Tatls and Andres Galorraga each hit a three-run homer for Montreal. ASTROS 6, PADR~~~ Z Roy Oswult ('18-6) dodged a bases-loaded jum in the si~th inning and allowed one run through seven to win his eighth straight start for visiting Houston. CUBS 10, BRF:WRRS I Alex Gonzalez and TOdd Hundley each hit a three-run homer to back u six-hitter by Mutt Clement (12-9) at Wrigley Field. · by Bryun Rundall when Virginiu Ted\ hosts Marshall on Sept. 12. Noel tore the untenor cruciate liguml'lll in spring pructice and opted not .to huve surgery. Trainer Mike Goforth su1d Noel . u fifth year senior, has been limited for about three weeks by a "clicking" in th~ knee. · .A nutive of Ridgeley, Noel graduated from Frunkt'on High School. He started in the Hokies' 26-8 victory over LSU on Saturday but wus replaced after two series by Randnll, who wns S-of-9 for47 yards. "l feel bud for Noel with hirn being u West Virginiu kid,'' Pruett . aid. ''I'm sure he wus looking forward to pluying us.'' Rtmdnll. u sophomore, also saw extcn· Klt.LY OVP Newt Edltot opportunities. • ITOI.EN IWIII-AiotloM, 'N1w 'IVrlc, :11; !loll,.,, Kotllll Cl1y,- IJO; Jotlr, Hew Vorl<. 30; Damon, lotion, II: IIUIIIIII, I OOUUI-4Mcttreon. Mahtlm, 10; &Nnlo, 211 Comoron, loeiUI, 27: Wtnn, Hew \btl! 47; Tl"''''lll)', 24. . . _ , 47; Otaont.l. CNOI;o, 40; llolllllll, • PITC"'I~G (18 DtollionfH'Iollrbl, ~ City, ill; WIM, Tii1ipe lly, .38; laolon, t7-<~, .tto, ua: Zlto, o.Jdand '"' Ololud, 1111111, II. 1, ,1112, U-4: WNhllurn, Anllltlm. le-e, I TAIPI.I-ng, Touo, 8; Damon, .702, 3.31; Dt.owt, lotion, 1U, .710, 2.113; lottof1, 1: !Suzuki, S.o«lo, 7; Bollro", loelllt, 13-e, .m, a.oe1Hollodoy, Ko- City, 7; Wlnn, 'IIIMPI Bey, 7: t oro "'"''"" Toronto, IH, .714, 3.02; Olomtnt, Hew IJod ~e. '!t>rl<. 12-5; '701, 4.:10. I HOME I'IUNs-AAocl~ou... T...a, 48; I 8T~IKEOUT8-PMorU111z, tlollon, 22t; . Thomo, CloYolond, 42; APIIrntiro. r..... Clo,.,., New York, 170; Zllo, Otlldlilcl, a!: Morflr!Q, Hew Volt!, 31; ~lombl, Hew 105; FO•rol•. Stollle, 115; Holladay, 'IIIII<. 113; EChl"fl, OolcionG, 311 Ordonoz, Tbronto, 1Ae: Muulnl, Ntw York, , ... , Chiao~, 31. IIOrllz, Alllholm, 140. ••• 73·71 Tlltlll Ptlgnt I. DIYI-In, HUNTINGTON. W.Ytl. (AP) - No. t6 Murshull doesn't ~lun to change itsdefen· SIVC: sln\te~ ugainst No. 12 Vlrgima Theil next week lust because quartc:rback Grunt Noel will miss the gume, couch Bob Pn1ctt suid TUesduy. "We kind of had a hunch ull ulong thut Rundall would be the llUY sturting oguinst us," Pruett said. "So nothing Pruett · will ·chanlle for us us fur us .prepnrntion goes." Noel will huvc 1111 llrthro.~copic procedure 0n his let\ knee and will be repluced •• t.jl 73·71 l . t<oiii\Woado, (Nell I, Mlto.. Flllllor\, ISS Pruett: Va. Tech's Randa~second teamer 101 ,•n. .., .....,...,, (~ tG-) 1. .lol'oo Quillon, 1110 ?eon 71-M •n 71 ·15 Slwodrt, t. Rldorloul, , Otl'4 G!IY- .., -l'ltthl a. t.arry~ ~Neill . MMI!I RICI<t/U, 1.cl 11 ·70 (~· · ~-1\M, After losing no-hitter, Benoit gets·bizarre save manager Jerry Narron said. Joaquin Benoit came uway "I'm not sure a lot of guys from a ncar· no-hitter with a knew thcre'was a no-hitter until unique consolation prize- the about the eighth inning.'' . ti~t seven-inning save in the Herbert Perry, who kept the major leagues. no-hitter alive in the sixth when ·n1c leadoff triple he allowed he threw out Moru from deep to Jerry Hairston in the ninth behind the bag at third, homeinning. Tuesday night was i'ed in the sixth and Michael Baltimore's first hit of the night Young hit two triples and off three Texa~ pitchers in the scored tw1ce. Rangers' 7-l win. . . Perry's homer gave the hard· . ~eno1t cwne on tn the third hitting Rangers 21 straight mrnng after Todd Van Poppe! games with a lon~ ball tying a pitched the first two in relief of . club record set th1s seaSon. But Aaro~ Myette - who threw the last-pluce Rangers have lwo p1tchc'S. · been plagued by a pitching But both of them went staff that entered the gartJe with behind Melvin Mora in appar- a 5.22: ERA, worst in the ent retuhut10n for Alex majors. Rodriguez being hit by a pitch Orioles rookie John Stephens m the top of the ~rst. Plate hit Alex Rodriguez with an 84 ump1re Mark H1rschbeck mr.h fastball in the first inning promptly ejected Myette. 'I don't know exactly whai • After Van Poppel's two cwne down from the league innings, Benoit held the office, but there was supposedOrioles down until Hairs.to,n's .IY a heads-up, supposedly there tnple bounced over a shdmg wa~ bad blood over our last Catl Everett. series with these guys,'' Narron "It would have been a very said. "I don't remember any.'' · unusual no-hitter," Rangers After he was tossed, Myette - t . Gory Fllcho/1ll, I . JIIIOn KMme (Nell , ' JMmy 1\ICI<tl, ' ,.,••s ?S·f4 . Juan WI-. Mets finally .win .at Shea; .Torres enjoys triumphant return IV THE AUOCIATED PRW 73-711 ~·· 73-73 II.Tionl-. BY KIVIN av THUSSOCIATID PRIU his comeback in earnest when he signed with the The New York Mets ended un emb.urrussing los- Pirates in Jnnuury. After going g.s with n 3.83 ing streak. Salomon Torres sturted a second career. ERA in 24 sturts for Triple-A Nashville, he was . Pinch-hitter Mike Piuzza hit a three-run homer called up by Pittsburgh on Monday. and the Mets stopped their NL-record home losing The nght-hander mixed fastballs with curves, skid at 15 by beating the Florida Marlins ll-5 in sliders and changeups in his first win since Sept. the second game of a doubleheader Tuesday night. . l5. 1996, for Scuttle. He threw from all sorts of "Fortunately we were able to end this unfortu- anf.les..:.. overhand. three-quarters, sidearm. nate streak,'' Piazza said. "It's not reafly a cause 'Underarm,'' he added jokinglt "I have to do for celebration, though." whatever I can to get butters out.' In u story line akin to "The Natural,'' Torres Raul Gonzalez homered, and Mike Bacsik(3-l) mude u remarkable return to the majors by coming (litched into the eighth inning us the Mets won for within two outs of a shutout us the Pittsburgh the first time at Shea Stadium since belltlng Pirutes beut the Atlanta Braves 3-0 Tuesday night. Houston 10-0 on July 31. Their 3·2 loss in 12 The 30-yeur-old Torres,.once u top prospect for innings in the first game set the record for inepti· Sun Frunc1sco, dominated the team with baseball's tude at home, surpassing Boston's NL murk of 14 best record und beat Tom Gluvine (16-9). . losses in a row in !911. "Not in my wildest dreams did I think I could do "I can't believe it's been a month,'' Mets munagsomething like this,'' said Torres, who allowed er Bobby Valentine said. "Hopefully, we'll create only four hits bef(lre Mike Williams got a double havoc here before the se!lson ends.'' pluy for his 39th save. The Mets snapped a five-game skid overall und Torres is best remembered for getting roughed stopped Florida's five-game winning streuk. up by the Dodgers on the lust day of the 1993 sea- Marlins prospect Justin Wayne lusted only four son us the Giants lost u tight NL West ruce to innings in his major league debut. · Atluntu. DODGF.RS 3, DIAMONDBACKS Z · "! for~ot about that the next duy," suid Torres, Adrian Beltre homered for the second struight who wus only 21 when he pitched that ga111e. ''No night at Bank One Ballpark and Kuzuhisu Ishii llig deal." (14-9) won for the second time in nine starts. He retired after the '97 season and spent the next On the heels of Monday's 19-l rout of the three years us u $! ,200-a month pitching couch for Diamondbacks, Los Angeles won its fourth . Montreal's affiliate in his native Dominican straight to pull within four games of first-pluce Republic. Arizona in the NL West. · · Torres sat out most of last season, too, beginning Eric Gagne got four outs for his 47th save in 51 • The Dally Senlln•l • P1ge 8 3 www.mydallyaentlnel.com Our Bualneaa Ia Boomlngl Kevin L. Grady 3/20/74 9/+/9G und We morn,~a':s 1. A!)ply today, etall next week and earn a $500 elgn-on bonual Call Today to nt up an lntervlowl · 1-an-483-8247 Ill. 2454 voluiFind ' i •' ' ' Advertise your message SB.OO column Inch weekday• . 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V~'s";t;";l~''·~~:. 1\mU<~<\ Unld\, Old~ \ \ uo Word Ads Display Ads Cally ln •C olumn : 1 : 00 p . m . MOnday - Friday ror Insertion In Next Dey ' s Poper dey ln -C OhJmn : 1 : 00 p . m . ~ or Sundoys Pep•r- All Ol aploy ; 1 2 Noon 2 Busi ness cays Prlo,. To Publlc: otlon sunday Display : 1 : oo p . m. Thursdoy ror Sundays Includes Free Yard Sale Sign! Up To 15 Words, 3 Days Over 15 Words 20¢ Per Word Ads Must Be Prepaid lt>OLICIII: Ohio V•ltty ~llshlng re....v.e the tftht to ..:Itt, rtfeol, or Olnc.itny ad tl 11'1)1 lime. Tl'lbun.IMtlneJ.Mtll~«wMibiNipoftllbltfof'nomoNIMntMOOICoHhetP~Qeoool,lfJIMbytht-ronndCH'QtMflfttlnwUon. • In clude .,. tlwayt aonrlden1111. •CYfftnt rut Gird applies. • All,.., •• , ... actYtniMmtnlt'" Phone Number /l..nd ~ddreu When Ntedtd ~ JWW r I .........................,._..~ MoOnlight Eacorla Full llrvlct melt and ltmfllt Gt• cor11 ~~~ danctrt Prompt and ,roleatlonal ll.nd Conti· dtntlal. We alto do Birth· day, P'rlvate and Bftch&lor Opm· 8am. P'artlta. (7•0J386· 17Qg, YARilSAI.E· Gr Bl!iiN!Nl l'u~u·;Rm'/Munu: I I S ommun ly ~ard aft e· at Swpt 7th, Bam tilt whunev· ·er, corner ot Eaglo Aldgt lind ,lnt Gro-vn ROIIdl , In Mulga County. Go north on AI 7 10 Memory Gardena, rurn on Eagle Ridge Ad., go to llratlntor11ocllon nbout 112 n'llle, antiQull, stone )11r1, (IOmo with blue) giRtawlro, ~--:-:----:- guna, clot hot. toDIII. lurnl· Why walt ? Suut Ml&OtlnCJ ture, loll ol collector lttmt, Ohio alnglol tonJghL cnlltofl oon'r mlaa this I Aio, RAin or lltt 1·800· 786·2623 a.t Shine, (740)092· 1527 t821. ::-:--:--:-:-::-::--:::-::--:::Fri. & Sol. 9·?. AI. 7, N. ,, Tuppora PlnlnA, Cooll1illo A NNIJUNl.l·:t.U.NI'-' •JI nne, now gilt lhtmt, new Ia'· · - - - - - - - ' d i e s olottlea, · tt0· 16), Hall· C dny doccrntlonl & mise, C·1 BotrC arry Out permit C l!lr-------, lltlJ' WAN'nl> Box 7-29·26, & Fri. Sopt. 6, 9arn·7 cloth· lng, furnl!uro , telescope, 1011 Pomeroy, Ohio 4S769. m _ _l•_•·-:---:-::-:---~ .. (~IV.~WAV Hugo Carport Solo. Frldn~. Soptornbor 6 l.ea roaldence Tyroe Blvtl,, . 2 ~~ar otd Terrier, naedt a Raolna, OhiO Clothe I U~e good homo . (740)4461188 now, IGWelry coblnol, booko. or . (7 40)2 56· 1240 a!tor ~:oa·lots ot ml acoUano· c6-,:0.; 0p_m ,_·-,--,-..,..---,!Jalr ot playful klttona. lllur Hugh garaoo sale, Sept 9· rralntrt, 12 weoka. 9 rnontl1 14, 3 m11011 oul Sl. At. 143, old femalo spnyod w1Hol·r lor algoa, 8·5. (7401440•3897 jil;r;,;.;;.~~--- , Mlddlapon 918 S. 3 rd. I..OS'I' 1\NU Tuoaclny & Wodnosdoy '"'t" INI> 9 R,m. through 4 p.rn , ~--••ioii"iiiiiioo....r' . At~ln or ShiM . LOST· 2 dOlJS·Qno OOoglo MF0¥1ng Sole· 49566 SR 33ft rldB~. Snturdoy Soptomber Ih II "II anti one w e w I ~o ow 6, 7 11 4pm tint· medium lh~o on Allco ' ' Rd. (740)388·814! $100 ro- .Sopt Olh, 71h. huge yard cwiiairrd;..._ _ _ _ __, ltlle AI 334S8 BniiBy Run 1 Ad, Pomeroy, lor etartln~;~ n l>enom lor Jan VanCoonoy Y•HJ) S•l,l•: 11 ~~---~-::---,-:- " ~ YAHJl SALE• GAU.II.li.IS I 888 W A lornl y, S atton l1.. FridAy & aturday 9·5pm , 1m womena polite clorMa, baby ciolhn. bedding & mObllo, •annv. polio dooro. bnsoboard hootora light IlK· turoa, tv, curtalnl , crafts, 2 . ,,.,110 . 41h , 1Sttl&8th, on Stfllo Aoult 588 bohlnd 9odl· rner1, flU kln<tl ot clolhea, n(gk knack• nnd much moro. 9·5 088 Korr Ad, Soplomber &· 7, g.s, do1k, ohltlrt. 1mftll appllan<lUI, dlthoa, ulaae· ware, na•ne brand junior gfothlnu. 9·4. 9· 5. 8•8, 10am•5pm, 1638 Chatham A11e, Gelllpo· tla, 4 jamlly yard M IA, lora ol nice kldl clothet . Cfol hln~;~, narno brand, 1011 or OdcJ I & endl, T h urldfl~. Friday, & Sa!Urdtly Qam-7 7Q.i 2nU Avonue. Garage Salo· Seplembor 6· 6. Y:OO 1111 7:00. 3488 Slalo Route 1- t , Cenltnnrv, tur· nllurt, hou,tlhold IIams, oiOihlng, 1011 more, Qarege Salt· Sapttmbtr 51h & eth, 9am·?. 7th hOUI8 out 775. Clottllng, hou•e· wartl, drtptl, rugl, crall tupr,llll, oar soat, high· ohe r, w&ll oven, drop In IIOVI IOj:.i, llthlr'\g IUpplles, trapt, much mora. rtuga Yerd Sail· Septemb.r &&? Grttn Terrace In Ctn· ttnary. EnrlttiV too muon to mention. September 8th & 71h , 8flm· ,.prn, 87 L.ocull Str1et, Gal· 111)0111, Large varltty. Some· thing lor r."tryone Under the tenl, Be S1a1e SirHI, Qolllpollo. Prlooy 81h. llaturdty 71h, 8:30·4:00 Yard Stlt· 51h&61h, 2 mlloo Eotl ol Port'" on 584. Baby btd, toyl, ruoo. Otd· tprUdl, clothes for baby & ldultl. Septombor eth & 7th, 8· eprn, rno¥lng out of town, Bnum AUdition Rd ,, Pomor· oy. 01110, bOhlnd tho Skollng Rink Vard SAio: Sopt. Olh. & 7th. Jock Wolll!!'loak-lonco SR I6BtJ\AJuat DArwin Ohlo 1 112 Mlloo oil AI 33 ~ e. e-e, 8·• Carriper, drytr, curtains. ntw gilll, clothing, N Fri., 6· 12 Stl .. 32081 fl11111 Run Ad. 1\76 Cullomer Service/ Material delivery ptr•on l'lteded. Su!ldln~ supply knowledge ~;:~~r:~~~~~v~:~~~·~~~:. tJD2·1243., Attention: Amy. No PhOne Calla, Pleaee. An experlancDd paramDdlo needta tor part time or lull tlmt with bentlltl. Pleue tenCI reaufnt to 398 Rich· land Avenue, Alhone, Ohio 45701 or fiM 10 740 •582• t 2• 3. • Al1tntlon Amv. No Phone Calla, Ptuaao. oo you LOVE tooal high achool aportt? OhiO Valley 1997 Mltaub!thl E<:Upae OS, 4 oyoll, 6 lpttd, IOICitd, seooo: 199& Chevrolet 2600 4x4, V8, auto, sae.oo, 1985 Cam11ro, 2.8L., Huto, nolae In motor, $500: 1980 Comaro Z28, 355, oulo, new ,4:)alnt. carpet, carb, $4000. 5 HP Go Cart, one ltater, $300. (740)446· ~~bl~:~~~8at?ao.6~1rybl~~~n:~ 8_4_8_8_ _ _ _ _ _ _ ed. Hours M·F 7:30·4:30 . Sond roaumo ~o Superior Commerclftllnterlora, 41 In· tumatloflal Blvd., Bldwelt, 01-1 45614·. Drug tree work· piAco Polnl Ploo,.nl Ronlolor and " Pomoroy Sentinel, Ia look· lng 101 peopiO IO help cover oren high IChOOI football QAmOI this tall. Mutt ha11a aotld knowledge ol the gnmo, ntong whh oxceuent grammar, apelllnQ and typ· lng lk.llla, Md able to write gnmo 11orlee nnd POll· rnme lntervluwa on dead· 1ne. Muat be dependable ond ha¥8 8 valid drh..er'l II· CQnao. Call Andrew. Cllrlt~~r, uroup aulatant managing odlror, (740)446·2342, 011:1. 22, wookday al!ornoont. Jahnaan luparmtrktt of Polnl Plttoant In order 10 updare our fllea, wo are aaeklng applicant• tor meat deparlmtnV Dell. Apply within or aend re· aume' to 2819 Jaokaon Aile· nue, !'oint P'leaaant, WV 2!5550 Attn: Mark :CCC.:.:.--:-~.,-:--- 321 s ;''o " =;;r=======; iid I ll. f",l'"'•~l • ••~·"• ~~!!'"'~~~~~ 4 family garage 111,. St. AI. 2-18, 3 mlltt trcm AI 7 01 CMtltr, Utile Tyk11 roya, namt brond boyo & girls OlOthtl, Ill litel. Dlby lleml, houtahold nom & tOmfthlng lor M r ~ Qnt . Frl lltpt. StPI. 1. leresta or the hel1er. Inter· eatacl per~ons may send a rtaurne lo. P'eraonntl, P.O. Bo)l 454 , Gallipolis, OH 45631 , Graphic Ar!lll nttdtd tor advtrllalng pubUcotlon, Must bt tammar with page layout and gtaPhlo tdl11ng toltwaro. Stnd rttumo & ,.lary requhomonlt IO CLA 552 . CIO Oollipolli 00111 Trfbunt, 82& 3rd Avenue, Qatllpollt, OH 40031 . :=;;;..:.::;.:.:..:;.:..;.:=;.__372 ()geningo, learn IO drlvt Big Rlgo. 18 doy COL progrem, No txf)lr(anco need· td financing ovalllblt. Big money ararra here 1·868· 645-81500. Othtrl? 11 So, You NHd ro Set Uallntervlewl A·re Now Btlng Cond..~·~ ~·• For A Po r • lttlionol LPN 11FT or 2PT) Applloonlo Mutt f1otttll A Ttam S!>rll Wilh Tht Abliily To Interact With Ekterly Ftealdants & Their FamiU': Mtdloatlon Background Suptrvloory Skllil A Ptuo Sui No! Aoqulrtd, Btntlllt Include Comptlillvt Wage, Paid VICitlon, Paid Meals, F'erllal Paid lnauranot, 01•· counlt 6 More. lnlt•ttlld P!oftlotonlto May Call Or Slop Byl Mondoy:Sun. 9·4, 1113 Wlthlnoton St.. Aa11· onowood, WV, 304-273· 58Q3 You'll Be Glad You Oldl . ' All reol11111t ldv.rtltlng In thlt newtPII*' Ia tubjtet to tl'lt , . .,, Fair Houalng let or 1MI which ma1111 It Illegal to tdvertiH ''tnv p,..t.reno., llmllltlon or dliorlmlnatlon bliNd on riOt, color, rtUglon, .... tamlllalatttuaorneUonal arlgln1or any lntentiDn Ia · mokt onv ouoh p,..tereno., limitation or dloorlmlnotton." n180 Lw.........,;,;;•uoiiiO........ a7 r ·- - Ho,;: Laboratory Tectmlolan lmmtdlall opening lor IX· porloncad madlcal laborato· ry t8(lhnlclan. Oaya only, no nights. Call or •end resume lo Alheno Modloal Lab. 400 E. SIO!o St. Alhtno, Oh · 9 a.m.·? Lola ol Housohold Domino's now Inking appll· 41S70t, 740·1593·82 40, lrom~, Homelnrorlor, oallonalor tale drlvara, Gal· Bftakets, LamJla. Upolls and Pomeroy lOOt· L,gal Librarian· P'aralegat & YAN.U SAU:Uont only. Apply In parson. Accounting bachgrQund La· 1•1~ PtEAN!\NT Financial Freedom· Work gal Secretary. Hun11n~ton • -llllilliilioi!iiii.......... !rom homel P'T or FT, area Kelly Servtcea 1• 00· F 29&·9470 1 .F 1 ~Hftmllv YArd Salo Frida~ ~~::e.~8:e u 1 training, 6th & Slll 71h 9·? 2ml1oa bi 1 1 111 from AT on Loon Badun www. IOmo z orpro com McCiura'a Raataurnnt now Ad., Watch !or algn a. Nu· Help Wanted ' For Truck hiring all 3 locatlont, lull or merous rtoma Including old Orlvura 312 Opening a. part·Ume, pick up appii<Ja· toola. Learn to drive big rigs, 18 lion allocation & bring bftCk ~:---,,...------:- doya COL Prog_rt~m . No EK· between 9:30am & YRrd Salt Slh on 111 St porler,<le Noedud, Financing 10:00am. Monda~ thru Sat· 8 30 1 ... , M urday ; · available "g onoy tarta 7 Horot . . ..:...·--::~:--:----:Yord oola Fri-Sal 403 241h 1•688 _64 s-eso5 M111tng11 PIT honest, de· S11001. Riding Lawn Mower, pundabla per1or1 !or Sat. Wood oa1ar, chain ltlw, HordWIHGILumbar Slore a,m. work In area . Car & toolt, rn110, Managor, Are you a leader Aeferaneea Needed $1 ~.00 Yald t ale Thurltday & Frl· wllh llrong people lkilll7 hr. 1·888·333·2307 11 day, 700 Main atreet. 9·' Thlt vour opporlunlly to Mytterv llhoppera needed In 2pm Womene pemo ololh· manage an outstanding, Gatllpolla area. Apply online Inn mlac llama well llltbllahed I tOrt fn o www atcrtllhnr'lntl com .,, ~lploy, WV. Mult llt dttall -'---·"""'-"""--' ""'-'" -"'.._.. AUl'I1<>N ANU orlentod. oblo lo aooomplloh Nttd woman 10 llvt In and FLI'.A MAMKVI' iORII , and lead pertonnel. cart lor aldarly ladv 304· L,.....oioliiiiliilliliiii';,J pprocle!lon tor cuolomor 670·2833 10rvlau and community rtla· Auction ....ary FridAy 8:30, lion• critical. Need Experienced H.V.A.C Anglet' Fleamarkot. 333 Hardwart/buUdlng material In1 IaII era and HeIpert. Cer~ MocMnlo St . ~omoroy, prcduol knowlodga holplut. !llltd Prtiorrtd. Will Train, Ohio, for lnlo call t740)992· 4-e year't ot ret1U manage· Call and Leave Mttaay,e, 8734 monl "lllrionco protorrtd. (740)441 · 1230 Atk lor Ern. "''N'Il' 'l College butlnell dtgrao Ohio VIII*' P'ubllthlng hu dealrable . Great btntflll an cpenln'"'g' IOI" a nawa page llJ ' !\' and incom& pot:entlal. Mall dlllgner/ pag!nator on Us retumeto; C. Stamey Hard· pagln*llon dttk. Mutt bt Absolute Top Dollar : u 8 .man, Prelldtnt, Harctman1, proficient In OuarkXpr111 Sllvtr, Clold Coino. Prool· 102 Courl S!raol, Spenctr, and 1 ~ 1 to produce oroo· 1111, .Oiomondt , Gold WV 2~278 . llvt, vltuolly oppttllng Alngl, us. Currency.· Ho!p wanltd caring lor lhl ntWI pagealn. llll·ptleld M.TS. Coin Shop, 1&1 Sec· elderly, Dartt Group Home, environment, Stnd rMume and Avenue, Galllpolll, 740· now pevlng minimum wt...... , and work umplet to: Betti 448·2842. new lhlftl: 71 m·3pm, 1111-,;;. Pearce, group managing ~pm 3pm·ll pm 11 pm· tdiiOr, Claillpolll Ooily TrlbBuying Aooll , Genslng, 7am ' calf 7,.Q.DQ2-&o23. unt, P.O. Bole 489, GalllpoGoldenllal , Mon-581., 12·7, , Ua, OH 4&031 cloaed Sundev. George LPN (1FT or 2PT) Buokloy, (740)787 ·1108~ Aro You A Nurlt Looking For A. Rewarding Cer11r rn I ' 11'111, \ ll "\ I Which \'ou Con Truly Htlp Pizzo Plut now hiring dollv• .., , U\ II I ... L.........TRAiill.ii'NiillliNiii1....,r d A 11 · I Q Ill ill Ce,..r Coli.,.. H I W ep anlt · me cu oua ~·Carpoeoro CIOot ...... 1 Lab Teonnlclan to perfOrm •u roullna ELISA aasaya, sptc· all Todayl 740·448·4367, trophotometry and data en· 1·800· 214·0•!52, try and rtductlon !"art trm• Reg li0·05· 1274B. tutttlmt wllh bantlltt. Soma "'~~""_ _ _ _ _...., on the job training Involved. AVON I All Arusl To Buy or Send Attume to Aldan MN..'U..LANt<XlUS Sell. Shirley Speart, ~ - Cancer Tre~ument Canrera, • 675·1429. 398 Richland Avenue. Ath· en1, Ohio 45701 or fa~~: to CH!ITIA COCHRAN Currant opening for pert• (740)SG2·1243. Atrantlon: Congratulatlontl You h1111 tln,e Shetler Maneger poll· Arnv. No P'hone Calla won 2 tree movlt IICklll to lion "' lho Molgo Counly Pltooo. lho Spring Vllilll' 7 In Gal• Homelell Shetter, Hourt An energetic AN needed for llpotll, Call the Re§later toIMrom 8:0oam,, IOF 2d:OOpm. pari limo and lull lime wilh day lor dtlalll.( 04)875· 1 onday lhrouW' 1 r ay. 'tha benellll. Pleat& lltnd rt· ~13ii33ir--~~~-....., Ideal candida Ia will bt detail lume to Aldan Canoerr WAN'I't<lJ orlented, h8IIIRganulnlln· Treatment Ctnlera, 3QG . ...,,_Do taroatln hetpln~peopla, and Alohland A11enut . Athent, loel comtortl to working . Ohio 4t5701 or lax to 740· , Allonllon Manaqlng Cosmt· tologlats. Area a premiere btaur~ aaton now renting work stations, It lnteruatad call (740)44e ·2e73 or t740)·U6·2100 :'ei~:''Cou~~:.••:.~w~~~:~~i ~::=,~~ ~~·lh~·~~~~pt~l!! ~:ha ~':' P~:t~n~tvt::~nof rrue I to The Dfl ll r ms n· Slntlnt;~'po I bJJ' WANilD try people, waltr•••es, & oookt. Atk' lor Pluta, Clln· ton, or Ahmad Altar, (740)440·0088 • . Fuil-tlmt RN't potlilon avtllablt lmmtOitltlr., lull lime · btntllls lno udlng htatth lneurance end veoe· tiOn Ume. Also, PAN.CHHA jCtrlilltd only), mlloo~ and io•i~t tohtdulo . ltttt con!OCI Otani Harllot Of Laura Maaalt 11 (740)441 · 1179 or {800)481·033<4 URClENTLY NEEOEC· PlltmO CIOnOro, torn 150 IC S&O per wtlk for 2 or 3 hourt wtokly. Col Slo Lila Pla1m1 Strvloe, 740· &92· 8&51. f.,. 1!111!\. ......, -.. · - !II<:IM, ~~-· EOO<:•!Q\11, WVOOQ:I08. W. 1104~?!1-17116. fJI s. ... 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VA '"'"duoed to only $2!5, 880 d• liver~ and Nt up, you ..._. $6,000·PIUI• you purch«M thll new home and lind the utility room and Colt's wlll give you a new washer and dryer tree -one only· Cole'a Moblte Homaa US 150 Ell! Alhtnt,Ohlo4S701 Small houae In Ma~ kltal tmiAit I ~ • lor sln~le person, li-ving atovel rtfflglrator, ctntrtl tl dtPOait r• room, lichen, bad room. air, rt1 bathroom, u111ity room with qulrtd. No pall, (140 40}448· washer & dryer hOOk/up. 4338. LHYW mt'"9!· stove and ret. furnished , eiiKltrkl/haat. Twin Alvttt Toww tor aid· 2!50.00J)IIrlmonth, erly/ disabled. 1 200.00 Deposit, no/pelt. Now accepting appllcallonl 't ·304·773·5804 tor t br, tU utllltiH pa.ld HUO 1111ltttd, carpeted Houaa tor salt o.r rent apartment. renr 11 30% of $37!5 .00/mo, + dtpoalt or your .adjutted looomt call ' S2il.roo.oo 1010 price. 101 304-675-8679 btlwttn 8· P'laaaant FUdge, Pomero~• .4:30pm weekda~s.EHO Ch. (740)898· 783 Nuwly remoduled efficient, 3 ~CE BR homt. Looatl<l on 4th •·oR Rt<::NT Avtoi'M.It, $3 Smo,$300dl• ~.w iiiiioiiiiiioo_.l • 7 poalt. relertncn required . ... Can (740)441·0978 . alter Mobile hOme •pact lor rent ... ' · f#' 90od TIME ~o I,R-.-.,•Fdi()Riiiii2oiRI!Nriiiob·iioo•roo-m •. c...... New . Home on 5 acrtt In 11:00 or,.....,. me. .ga. lho counlry. (740)448·""1 t.:. j- I ,Aio(74GOr\~~~~.no17 DUtslde ,-.v.,.,. In pta. a Wm I Roofing, Siding, Rdd·Ons, Eleclrttal, Plumbing, Decks, Remodeling, Drywall, Painting I.IICIII 843·!1164 Mwlt•llre Supplem~nt; 1.11<- h1s1min\'t't lluriMI Mild F'h1111 ExlllliiNfNI C11ncer & llllnhll, Retirement, 1\mshm ~ 40 I K RoUU\'~rst Mur1111111et Ml\lor Medlcul · m • NursiiJIIIIOHlll 1111 middleport, OH (740) 992·1705 Tonie Reiber Ucensed bV the Ohio Stele medical Board I \1 1\ 1 o.., t 1'1 '1 II .., ,\ l 1\ t .., II H h riO The CRAFTY• BLIND SPOT (F1clory OuUat~ All •·••rii<•MII1Ihul• '"'' tnl11l• hi urol•r 111 Roofing • Home Maintenance· Guttera • Down Spout Free Eatlmatea 949·1405 H1ll's S c~ lf I 2gS70 B11han Road R1olno, Ohio 0.6 Cadet & Gravely Malaty Ftr11uaon Parta & Sarvlct uttr lu1•Htlun LOWELL C. SHINN TRACTOR • Vt•rilo·ul• • ll'uu•l • Mlul; • •:''' t 44Thlrd Ave. 4359 St. Rt. 180 Galllpolla, OH 411831 Gllllpolla 446-4995 Toll Fret 1-888-7454847 Mondly•Frldly 8·5PM • BIIUrdly 8·2pm (740) 448·1044 ROBERT BISSELL • , • ""I I I CONSTRUCTION New MUIIIIJierGrot'JIC K01•n • Ntw Homat • Oll'lgea • Complete Remodeling Slop & Compare NlwHourl ~ 8:301m·llpm s.t. 71111 • 12 noan ,.,.. Mol idly \l1•L L t "11 I Jl111• Appointments for (/ >Ill) 'l'l:> ',1!;;> lhUI·Ina AVIIIlllitiJ ' ~5771 74Qot4..UI7 SEAL IT CONSTRUCTION ""'' ••• , 0' to 10'x30' Mooll111, ~lolln1 PllniiOJ, Uuu'"'• Otd111, '"" li:~llftlltlfl:l Hour• 7:00 AM • 1:00 Pl,l !114/t mo, d P~roy flltllts .. llln&O Z171 fWI'II Thundly & SUndeu Doon Open 4:30 Eortu birds start . 6:30 I ~~'I'' • Tmmeuu (.'ower • Vcnlvl•m • lluw Shlold & Full Line of 01\ocr 1\.:ceH~nrlcN S tor<~qc 1 . 740·992·0780 Coli 591 ·8393 T WEST SHADE BARBER SHOP I, • I'IOII~ Id ' Mick' HMinQ ChHalh!A "Chrla" Hnnlng Coil* 740·591·0919 Under New Management :.:_.:.::.::.,=:.::...___ o•· Owrlilr: FOff!lllttllc LArry 740·387·0181 Jeff Warner Ins. 992-5479 HOWARD L. WRITESEL I·','.,, ANnQuF.s Haning's Construction Cellular 213 n. second ftue. iiiiiiiiiliiii-..,.J 17401 6 0878 (140) 5111-H311 anc'M• St..~• til meiGS mHSSIIGE THfRIIPY 1 j Of appt. 9 10 I DoM, W. 'II Do It (140)MMOH St At. 7 T\lppors ·. Plnins. OH CALL 667·6329 Call now for your ; riO YouNt«Jn nre you stressed? lo8 r O(ltn 2>4 hO\JI$, 7 Days per Wiltk WOLFE HEATING & COOLING (740) 992·3194 992·6635 7 r Wnhlng, Mowing, WMC!Mtlng "SALES AND SERVICE"· (10 11110' 610'1120') 2 on Mtlgs, Am~s ~nd Wl&ll•noton count!'"· • 10 yr. Ptrlll 6 Labor 97 Beech St. middleport, OH ex· Power ~. Ct~lhtd A •HMtlng . MANLEYS SElF STORAGE ~tdroom, me. Pelntlng, Nls Ql!llltnga, 15 ~· • Htitlng I Air CondHlonlng WWW.ImtllCinltlndlrGIIr,com · ;t.i:kllllona Owner: Terry Lamm (740) 1182·0739 see: ODD JOBS • Air CondHionera • Stl'llct On All lrendl • AllkMntlll & Light Commtrcltl Specializing In: Roollng, Oaeks, Remodaling,_ Siding, and ' Connte's Child CARE STANDARD CENTRAL AIR 6 HEATtNQ · lAIM'S Business Services .. "rib IS,-t C'mif/HI Arlklri.~t IIN8.TIIInll ' mhnfllrt ~ 'i ..,. o 'litH II \'\ 111 .., 1 Informed th., all d U M081l.E Hmu-~ 'ctwemnetJdvtl1111d In Aapo't an led homes. FOR. REM' . ~rl8'-ii(~;,i;D;:;;'""l tnts newspt~per ,,.. ~:,~:.•nrh, na~~~~ldsa~~ ~~-------·· ' avalllbla on an aqual .,g down and take over pay· 12x80 2 BA trailer, fully r• · - 0 pol1unlty blnt. 5027 ';;·;:=~~==:::: menta. (7401446·3570. modeled 11 Kerr, 1325 rtot -• George• Portable Sawmill 1971 Flamingo 12•80 tralter ptua depoelt. (7~0)388·8070 • Almond whirlpool waaher, dOn'! houi' your logo 10 ,,. HO'-It~ lor 1011. 2 btdroom, bod $300 lu do· Ktnmoro Wllhtl lnd ~m:;ll:.!il::u•::.l.:;o•: l ~30:;:4;_·.:.87~15~-1~9.:.87;-:-. L....llil.,;;tUiiRiiliiSiiAiiWii'-.,.1 $2 ,&00.00 (74t0~843·& t 28 . poalt ~~:·renoea. ~1p111 , ~~~~.$~g ~:c~~~=tl ~~~~ HDUII Cltanlng- l'lalle rtltr• 1984 Ctntut')'· 3 Grun School dlatrlc1, 6pm (740)448·i066 enctt (740)446·7499 3 bedroom, carport, newar &Mcellent condition, new (740}3e7.0632 --·~-'-:--....,~C :;;;;="-,=...:..c...:'-:--,- root, elorm wlndowa, tenoed ova A A dill d 11 1 1 1 11 Houtthetper a11 alta.ble : back yard , 13~ l<lneon oarpe' a r, a a • 2 BA, air condiUoned, very PP 11aneta: eoon ona Once, occaelonal, regular. _o_rlv_•.;.·:..17_40_:1_44_B_·2_7_78~-:- nlnga alter 9pm (740)2!8· nice, In Gallipolis, no pets. Walhtrt, Orytrt, Aangta, ~ , • Cleaning, cooking, pocking, 1249 (740)445 -2003 (740)448· Aetrlgra!oro. ~To 110 Ooyo ··' moving . Whatever . naadt By Owner 97 Burdette Addl· 1998 14 ~~, 72 2bf, 2ba. You 1409 Guaranteed! e Sill New doln~ . Honea!, reliable . Uon. Low maintenance, near d 't ant to mlal thll one Maytag Appliances, French (740 448 •7804 aohoola. hoapllal, 7 rooms, on w · · 2br. Mobile Home $325. De· C!ty Mayte.g, 740-440·7785. .•' ~~..'-:..'-::---,::--:-I b I a I I d 88 Cllylon 4br. 18•80 on po~l. $325. Mo. No drinking ="''--'":'-:::...,;.:.::-':.;.;..;;:.. do bab~lltllng In my ~~~~u~~~~~e(3'o~J~:~t9~1 renltd lot In Galllpolla Farry. or druga permitted. Crotll~ Eltctrlo Alngt. ,• homo. 9ulavllla Pike area . (304)682·3384 or (304)773· Nlct1 4X60 2br. In Crown (304)882~1107 cellen1 condillon, $100 City, Ohio area. We 1rade ::-===-~'--':-,---- (740)446·4322 non-11moker. Mqnda~· Frl· 4317 lor anylhlng of value. Beautiful River VIew Ideal •• d•:!Y.:.I7~4:.::0:.:14_:4.;.1·::02::2:.::3-,--- :: Cob-ln-w-ilh~,..L-o_ ll_b_a-ckot (740)258.-93fe (304)875 · For 1 Or 2 People, Aeloren- For Sale: Atoondlllontd .. , Will prtllure walh houaea, Tycoon Lake, Edoma Tre·n 3689 ott, Deposit, No Peta, Fos· wuhtrt, dryert and rtfrlg- • . .., trailers, &nd decka Call Ad, (7401446 •1360 :::c:.::.__ _ _ __ _ oer rr.aUar Park, 740·441 · •,rn"o'to.ro . } 11<1mJpaoooknto'n"""Avo·fi·. ' :, Wanted : Local companv 0 181 3~07 1 R 441 4238 . "'k or on or 2 112 wants to purchaae t• 10 ~"'::-:-~-:---,~::- nue, (304)675·7388. •• 11 11 ~:.av::•..:m:::•;::•:::!g~•·:-- -.'-:- ~~~~~ ~~:~~~~n°~u bale· acre alias. tor new hom11. Nice .2 bedroom lralrer. Fur· ' ~~:'-'::..:...;:=-work Wanted will work ment. 3 Bedrooms, living Call (740)446·30Q3, nllhed on Redmond Ridge. Glrlt Bedroom tulle $12~ .• nlghtl or ,Soturday lor alder·. rQOm, tamlly ,room with tire· 13!50. Me. Ptua Depoalt & Couch and love aeat $12&., lv..EKp. and Aelorenoaa, place, dlnln,g room, utUit~ We have appro~~:lmately 10 reltrtn<Jea. (304)87&·4893 kitchen table & ohalrt, $7&., (304)6715·7961 room, .kttchan with new ru· uaed homee und::; Nice bedroom, bath, (304 '882·2647 3 2 hlgerator & IIOve, 2 lull ~o~'~n~: call 1·800· 37·32 141170, with new hut pump, Good Uttd APPII1!1011. At· ' ' bathl, htll pump, double "lllllt""--:'~---, .810 • no pull, on lplpi'Ovtd oond(tlonad and Guaran· ~1r"'-~~~~....., cer garage. 1 20'1120' addl· •Aou~:> credit, $ fiO, • teed. We.thtra, Orvars, 3 17401992 2167 Aangea, and Aelrlgeritort, • , '1u 8USINI<~ llonal garage, above ~;~round "~"..., Oi~~)KI1JNIT" 3011. pool with now dOCI<. ............;,n>ii MiSi iAi i Jli.i_ _.. Some otarl , . Sko~o 11 • 95 ........oiiiiiltiiiiiiliiii-" E1118 Sohool 01 1 1 1 on I'"" AI'AKI'MI!M'S '" Po•r~ , AppllanCII, 78 Vlnt ., "·, ..... _ INOTICit Flatwooda Road, milroy. Q5.61 acrtt nVI, with 18!50'1 ~'OM. 0ruo..r~• !140)446·7398 ,·,,· ' OHIO VALLEY !;'UBLISH · _ 74.::0;_·9:.:9c:: 2,.: ·1.:. 84'-1----:-:-: t .6 slory Iram a dwelling, ............ioiiiiiioiiilii.._. ' lNG CO. recommtMI IM! House lor aele or rent tn barn, sloraga building, 1 and 2 bedroom apart· ~~~~;~~~r~~~. g~~ ~ou do bualnass wllh people Maaon, WV. 6 Martin Sl. e<i>JIP~oe"' thad, and pond menta, lurnlahed and unlur· {740}4-40·7444 1·877·830· •<~• ~au know, and NOT to ttrid Maaon, wv 3 bedrooma, 1 ~all nlahed, aec:urlty depollt re· 9162. Fret Eatlmatta, Ea•v " ~ monay through tha mall until bath, ltncld In back yard, • · qulrtd, no · pelt, 740·992· financing, go daya aamt 11, " ~ou h1we lniiGatlgaled lha lull baaemant, 1 car garage, 2216 . oash. Villi Miller Card olltrlng. nl<lG neighborhood, new Orlvt· l • illllt ,... alol. --:::---;-:;:-: ; - - - Wai·Mart . Call tor Into. 1 Bedroom Apartment• Poured Walla (304)·874-1914. Will 1011 tor S1artlng 1111 $289/mo, Wllah• Sot~ & love ttat· dining A Olvlllon ol AB Contracting 140,000 or make oller. eriOryer Hookup, Stove and room set, other furnllurt. ~ ; (304)· 773·!5065 Rant. $400. per month. Oe· t aore plul 14K60 mobile Refrigerator. {740)441· Callllllltllltnlng alter Qpm, , WV Contreotor1 Llcenae poall Required. Must 11gn homo with hardwood lloora, ._18:.1~9'-' . ----~- (740)256·1249 H0034&2 ~eaee. . 10x20 diClk, 24.~~:36 garage -:• '·• 1 bedroom, washer, drvar Vsed furniture atora, 130 ••• 1 ~d °U lbulldl ng. (7"''0)441• hook·uft, wale• paid, no Bulavlllt Plkt. Wt otll mat· · •.· Star I Your Buelna 11 To· House In Gallipolis. tO Bel· g dov... Primo Shopping Ctn· monl Crlvo. 7 ~oomo, 4BA. pell, S 8ei monlh , 1285 de- lroom, bunk btdo, drltl· • ter Space AllaUable AI AI· 2 LA, 2 112 Baths, Full 2 Cemetery Loti lri Leon pos(t (740)44e·4043 alter era , couchtt, appllano 11, " 1I fordable Rate. 2 Nice Enc·· Baaomant. Large Lot. Cemelery. (e 14)898 •5250 :6:.:: :00::Jp::m:::·_ _ _ _ _ _ much more . Gr1111 menu1 ,utlve Olllcet. Newly Ae· (740)44e·1360 1 br. apt lor rent 1100, MO . menta, (740)446·4782 Gal· ..... modelod Spring Vallt~ Pll· House In Middleport, corner 22 acree, county . wa1tr, dep.&$300. I mon, all ulll. ;:llpo ::';-' llt",-.::. 0':H_ _ __ _ za Cau (7.40)446·3481 fol, quiet street, central &lr, c,o~l: aeptlc 1 ~twk· ~ 11 mlnHer~t lnoluded 304·578·3654 Whirlpool washar, IDe : ~, ' 2 1 1 rg 11 · gaa, 0 . ama o· Whirlpool Orrsr, 1815: Elac· ...... ...., l~on•"'"'IONAI car garage, mua tee o low$28 OOOAooldl ollc A~ou811e4)~!28 . 1 year old, 2 BA, near Holz· lrlc Aanga, 8' ·. Atlrl~ro· S~K'VICJI...Coi • appreciate, {740)992·2679 ' rm. a "'"' • tr, CIA, W/0 hookup, gaa tor, $815; t:roiii~H rtfrtQira. .1 L,......... Moving! Mull tolll 3 btd· 08150 (014)278·6 Dltk lor lurnooo, 1388 pluo u!llltlat. lor (whl!l), ; Ftddort .,, 1170 _:TURNIO DOWN ON room•; living room, kllohen :' O::'to-"r"'g;:; o·-::--::-:::-::::-:-: Leall & deposit required. •Jr oondl1lontr, til5; nlct , IOCIAL IICURITY /Ill? (ttove & dlohweaher inolud· 38·Aolet. Sandhill Aold. 8 cl7;_;40::;)~.:4.:.48:.·29::::8;;.7_ _ _ _ oouoh, tu8; lomr,o, ,, • " ', 0 tel) laundry room 1 balh 3 ~ h 0 No F11 Unital We Win! ' ' mt111 lrom Point .Pleasant at 2 bedroom, air, wather, dt')l· lie , l~lng lab t, ae-o; , oar gorogt, eovtrtd palio, Letart. Coli Sam (304)685· or hook·uJp, llhggo(1\ppllonoto, l.ttarl Falla, Ohio, $8!5,000. el water f:old, no Stretf, .40) • 3DS70 Vlnt '• .~ 7 440 7 ptlt,$32 monlh, 320dt• , . . . . . . (8141239• 1188 17401247 • 3807al18r8prn. 2&32 LOll for lftll· Ste,te Routt poa!l (740)448·4043 altar S~ lkJMI:II ::::--:--:--~-:--:-:- 141' rhlriolad, (740)378· ;;8;:.:00copo:m;;;·-~---,-UUUI~ l."!. Older home with upltarla r:~~~~~::J 2 or 3 bedroom apertment ~'OR. .:MLK apartmant, ptl11ate entranoa. In Middleport, no Pill, 300 n road llrontage, 314 (740)8Q2·&8&8 Judv Moore 18.4 aore Mlnl·farm with acre on Aoult 7, good Congretuledonal Vou have ,, vltw, Tw9 story hOuM buill neighborhood, acro11 strttt IIAUTIPUL APAIIIT· , wan 2 lrM movie Ucklla • _ f885. !hrtt btdroomt, 2· lrom Ohio Rive! . lltporall MINTI AT IUDQIT PAl· ro lht fl!Jring Val~ 7 In . , 112 llllhl, tal-In kllohon. iaro~ & I!Orlj; building, Rtloootlng, looki"Pc lo• 20 Cll AT JACKION ll· Golllpollo. Call lht 'tribunt • dining room , living room , 38. . (740)4 ·74~ r.~~~g,o~n~0 6~ ;,d:~ TATII, &2 Wtllwood Drlvt fDI" detlll!l !71911!·2342 ' If family room. Hardwood M H with •mall atream or pond. lrom 12Q71o 1383. Walk to floors, custom trim, chtrr~ OIIILE OM~o;S ~. • . ahop & tnOYitt. CaJI 740· cablnl!a. New window treat· FOR SAtR 448·2!88 . Equal Houelng , · mtnlt lily. Frtthly pelntoO Opportunity, , throughout. Amllh·bullt barn 1411170 mobile home, 3 bid· 2 antiQue dr"Hra, make ~ with tack room , fa~ pad· room & 5 aorta. garage, ;;:=;====~ Oownalalra tparlmenl, oller. (140)448..0032 : dock, ,PIIture. Heat~ oulbufldlngl, lor mort lnlo C .~= d~m&~~et~•=~ !Ogt/ workohop. Mutt Itt IO coil: 740·843-5233 138 000 HOllil!!i dtpooll, no ~•. • Buy or Mil. Awrlnt Anti• ' epprtelatt( 8 mll11 Wl,ll ol firm . · ' ' RE ..,.., 11401440 quaa, 1124 1!111 Mlln on ~ 1: Oalllpollt, iut1 oil 141 . ·--•fii'OiiRiioi!ii!NTiiii_... 1108 , llR 124 E. Pvmtrov, 740· (740)37Q.Q227 · Wanted· No Credit Cut10m· Furnl!hed 2 Roome and DG2·2526. Au11 ~oore, ~ art to Purchaae New home 1 ·3 Btdrooma Foreoloud Balh 1 Upttalrs, Clean, Atl· own.,.. • and Ctpotll At· Forootoourtl 4 bedroom, under 00vtrnmant llno"""· ·~ Hom11 From 1181/Mo.• 4ll trt~oo ·~ • jutl 123 7000 Fo• Nollng lng program . 11200 lneomt Down, 30 Ytllt 11 Ull qulrld. No Ptlt. 17~0)048· coli 1·80o·718-30ol E" roqulroO. CaliiO Prt-<tuollly. APR. For Lltlln~o, 800·318·te ·:.1~8;.___..,.-_ __ _ L-lllii F144 . (740)448-3384. • _ 33-:-2-3-::E-::x:-t:-17_0-:8-.- :--.- Qroolouo living. 1 ond 2 ~ .2000 lq. ft. ·nome on 1 acre, _ bed rtmentl VII 2 Love blrdt & large new 11 10 .3 bedroom newly remod· 10 minutia !rom hOspital. ~b;;.~ 30':.';~~5~~2 'dtP ~~~~:;-and Rlverlld~ oaga, tOO; venllatt·pra· . ; tied In Middleport call Tom Still under contlruct(on. 4 -:"::'--:;..;.;...,.:~.:..:.:=-::-- Apartmantl In MiddlePOrt. pant gae IIOVI, 281000 . ... Andiroon alltr' 5pm Btdrooml/ 2 Bo!h wllh 3 Btdroom Houtt In llyro. From 1278-1348. Coli 740· BTU, f175. (740)1148·2321 ' ~~ (740)~2·3348 ' twlmmtng ~1. 1740)4<18· outt, 1470. Monlh. 882-5064 . Equ•l Houolng •· ' . """ (304)l 7f!.e332 • COOL DOWN , Control Air 1 7 35 0 3 Sfdroom W1lh garage on __ ..;._·- - - - - - - Opporrun!Utl. Condltlontra and Heat ,. .... approxlml!ely 1 acrt On B ulld hOR\111 undtr 13000· 3 bedroom Ranch In Good MOdern 1 BA ll)artment . Pumpe. H ~ dOn't call u1 Roult 2, Galllpolio Forry. Will help wl!h dtllvtry. Coli ntlghbOrhOOd. Apply 11 ,(7.;.~c::0)'-'40.48:.::03:.:1l0-=-:-....,~~ wo bolh looo. F!tt toll· • (304)e70.0332 Ktrtnt (740)388-7071 . EAI\ Town 6 Country ANI ~ motto. (740)4<1B-t!30t tnd • .. EtiOit, Br....r. 1811 Jtlltr• Now Toklng Appllolllono- 1·100-201-1>088. 3 Bedroom WOOd Floort, New 2003 14x70, 3brl2bth, son Blvd. 3D Will 2 Bedroom Town· ,;..;==...;;:.::=~-__;. Goa Log Fireplace, r 112 Only 1~0 down ond · houtt Aporlmonlt, tnctiJ(Ita lndtptndtnl HtrbtUie Cit< "~ bath, Good Locet!on, 1198 ... 3 per month. Can ~ room• & bath, ISO Olive 81, Water Sewage, Tra1h, trlbUior, Call For Produot Or 01 " $68,000. 1740)388·8151. Harold 740-385·8948. 1325 mo. (740)448-3845 13150/Mo., 74o-440-0008. Oppo~unlly. 1740)441- 1812 1... G!llliplllis. (Mi@ • (7-4Dl +16-lt/U Daily Sentinel ... &., Sj'illf I. S•'ftill Check out the Classlfledst .,,no { JW•n f lttl, ~~to- &111M/ . ~t<la\' ~-. I ,.._.., jh •-••iliuiiRiliSAiiiiiJ>:il'-• Mual aalll Owner moved. 2001 Otkwood 14K70, 3BA, 2 bolh, oil oppllancee. waahar & drver lncludad, . central . air with deok, 10 DOWN,. take over pal· ment1 , $370. (218).98 • 7088 l ~ ol.-r' R~ual "" <:QnUll81C ..l M ~ on the ftrtt dty • Start Yo ur M l With A Ktvw ord • In clud e Complt t e Ottlc rtpt ro n • . 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CANCER, (Ju ne 21-Juiy l2) . •· Do not lrct over anylltiug today, C!pccia lly finances. Tlwsc clouds <lit the horiziJn ;u·c merely u!Js,;ut ing your view of the rainbow and pot of go ld 1l1at cxi<t hchtnd · manu~emcnl :o.il uul ions tndny. : ' : I: ; ". ' I I I I .'I I ! I ' ) , ( I i 11 I ' MIDDLEPORT Proposed changes in land use regulations in downtown Middleport may be ready for submission to Village Council as early as next week. according to the consultanl hired 'to oversee the zoning process. James Hartzler of Canal Winchester said Wednesday he plans to submit another draft of the proposed changes · when the village's Zoning Task Force meets on Sept II . about how the lot might be used. A zon"After meeting wilh the commille.! ing task force. made up of members of last month. I have made some changes village council. planmng comm.ission 10 the drati.and we'll review 1hose ncXI and the residential and business com· week," Hurtzler said. "I lhink we're munities. has wmpleted a comprehen· really close to reaching a !inul dml\ sive review of lund use. which will like· fonn which will then b( submil!ed to ly include aesthetic considemlions as the planning commission." well as allowable uses in the central It the planning commissionupproves business district the proposed changes. they willlhen be , ~·1 have no idea when the proposed submitted to villag~;: council. who hired changes will be presented 10 council. Hartzler, for fmalupprovaL but I think we· re real close to finalizing Areview of the vtlluge 's land use reg- the proposal," Hartzler said yesterday. ulations in downtown Middleport "Officially, the new re~ulations will be began after lhe Mark V building. on the presented to lhe plannmg conunission, corner of North Second Avenue and . who will then ~ubmit them to council Mill Street. was demolished earlier this for approval." summer. The village's current zoning regula· Now thulthe vacant lot in the heart of tions allow vir,tually an~ use of land. lhe downtown business dislrict is on the even downlown. includmg residenlitil market, village ·officials are concemed use. and bolh village council and the A3 A3 81·3 A2 s h e became an COOLVILLE - · After elementlll)' s c h 0 0 1. serving as u high school guid1each e r, unce conselor for eight years. 1e a c hi 11 g Shirley Sayre says it's nice to grades two be buck wilh younger chi I· 1h r 0 ugh dren . live for 15 ''I loved lhe older kith," yeurs. she said. "but I started out Sayre She later 'teaching younger kids and attended it's good to get back to them," the University of Dayton 10 Sayre. ' new principal of get a pril!cipal's cenificate Coolville Elementary School, "I've had my principal's says she is very impressed certiticnte for uround nine with the school and its s1utT. ~ears. ll 's the e~ulvalenl of a "The people here huve master's degree, • she said. been so friendly since I start· After working in both ed," Sayre satd. "And the Le1an and Syracuse school is so well-kept. Elementary Schools. Sayre "The teachers and aides spent eight years as a guid· couldn't have been more ance counselor 111 Southern helpful," · Hi~h Scho61 So far, said Sayre ·· who · My focus there was get· resides in Letart with her hus'. ling the kids 10 work toward band on their 20-acre vegat· college. I really loved work· able farm ·· things have been ing with those kids." busy. When students came .In 1997, Sayre received an back on Aug. 22. she had award for Counselor of the already been working for Year after working with the three weeks. preparing her· Ohio Appalachian Center for self and gening ready for the Higher Education on a grant job. for a program which worked "I had 10 meet people and toward getting children into deal with some issues which college . had arisen over the summer As for her future plans, before school stnrte"d buck," Sayre said she hopes to stay Sayre said. "Bull have found al Coolville J31ementary for it very easy to seltle in - 1 the remainder of her career feel very much at home ·-"at least six years, perhaps here." more.-~ · 1 d · think the school deserves Sayre has be en mvo ve 10 · to "Ihnve someone reallh dedi· education in Meigs Coumy for 23 years. After gradualing cated, someone who' I stick from the Universily of Rio with it." Pomeroy VIllage officials hope a new boat dock at the Pomeroy amphitheater and levae will be In place ·and operational In time for the Sternwheel River Fest later this month. With the arrival of a crane barge on Wednesday, the project Is now officially underway. A crew from Kanawha Crane Construction Co. of Marmet, W.Va .. arrived at the levee area to begin Installation of the new bOat docks, which will be placed along the parking lot wall. (Brian J. Reed) Plans proceeding on Racine ~ater facility lmprov'ement RACINE - Racine Village Council is considering construetion and cost estimates for a new water treatment facility and .water tank. Cl~rk David Spencer said Sieco Engmeering has ~~"!pleted plans for the new .facJhll_es an~ that those plans wtll be ftled with the state no later than Sept, 20, so that the village may qualify for · funding through the State Capital Program . (Issue the construction project. Two). In other business, council The new project is eltpected to authorized Hill to execute a lease cost $1.3 milhon, and would be agreement with David Williams located near the Racine Public of Pomeroy for the firehouse Library. The village is now in annex . Williams plans to use the lliscussion with the Library space for a pizza shop, and plans Trustees about the acquisition of to be in operation by October. , property, and plans to condu(:t Co_uncil requested that Street core drilling there •.as well. Commissioner David Holman Council approved a resolution contacl Southeaslern Equipment authorizing Mayor Scott Hill to about the purchase of a snow sign the application materials plow for the village's new dump and othei' documents, and named truck, and council is expected to Spencer the contact person for act on the purchase at their next meeting. Hill discussed repairs to baskelball equipment. ' . Council also authorized the sale of a 1992 Ford Crown Victoria police cruiser and a 1987 Ford compactor truck as surplus property, to be sold by sealed bid, at minimum bids of $1.000 and $3.000, respec.tively. Present, in addition 1o Hill, Spencer and Holman, were Council members Robert Beesle, Henry Bentz, Joe Evans, Gary Freeman and Charlotte Wamsley .. Trying to Break the Halllt? "Freedom From Smolcing" !hey ha ve u pmhl••rn . They To register or for more information, please call -~ !.:Op!.! , Grande, 8¥ AGNEI HAPKA Sentinel staff writer src il."i I he SIIC>II[l OIH.~ who lu1 s unswcrs beyond Lhcir rou planning commission hope lo restrict . use 10 retail or service-oriented busi· ness which would increase llllflic '!low to the busine>> district The currem toning 'Teguhttions were inslilu1ed in 1965. and have remained unchanged since then. According ·1o Hartzler. the reguhuions. in some inslances. are (.'Ontrary even to . state law. .• . · · While lhe currenl etfon hu' focused on the "village ~-enter." council will consider expanding the zoning review 10 include all toning districls in the vii· !age. including residential. induslrial and other business districts. Council cominues to consider a tightening of regulacions relating to manufactured housing. Coolville's new principal Very much at home' Smoking Cessation Clinic Tuesday, September 10 • 6 PM HMC Education & Conference Center ' LEO (July 2 I Aug. 22) •• llnn ' I he 1\lH'Jll i ~c d if friends und ussodall.:'~ scrk ynu ou( as the one to k•:m on h\t.lay when , AS 83-S 86 AS A4 C ZOOZ Ohio Volloy PubHIIIInl Co. them. you've hccn cncoun ~ it lo11k' like cvcrr,thing wi ll w11rk nut a~ you'tl lt kc . 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' ' Middleport zoning review nearing_completion Staff report ·Index stincts tod01y, even when clcnl ing. wi th family finutH.: ,~s. en usc it mny tnkc lime to up . prcdutc nil il~ ndvm11agcN . "'"' you' ll fitl!l it. Tltc A' tru· Unrph · M .ll~ hnwkl.·r ili stnntl y JI Pick s nltht: 1-2·2 Pick 4 niJht: 7-6·4·0 )'OUr r~IIHIUI11Cilllll busincs~ ill .: ltkl•s 19) -~ A situutiun at work tl1al ha s been b11gging you will hn 11d 111 l'O itlpt'ltl•H'\ . Kntlw \\.IJC!l' In l1111k fo1 Jl)llllllll'C ll'lllh.' liii!L ll llill'l.llh.·~ ., !} 1I Buckeye 5: 16, I8, 26, 29, 36 doesn't get CIJCI'YOnc riled the JlrBCC!o\S , . TAUI~US (April 20-Mny 20) -- h ll 1mpmtunt tu utili ze he quilc hcllcfictul CA I'RICOI!N {lice I. 6 · POMEROY - Sept. 30 is the deadline for applications for the Meigs County Retired Teachers scholarship. Applicants must be residents of Meigs County, arid a junior or senior currently enrolled in a colle~e. majorill!! in education, w1th a grnde p:llnt average of at least 2.5. Applications must include a cUJTent college transcript showing the two previous , .years of credits and l!l'lldes. a resume of activitfes and Clll'Cef objccti11es, .listing at least three refeterices, with 'one being an instructor, a photograph for publicity and the name and address of the colleg.e the applicant is attending. All applicants wiU be eval· uated on grade point average, compliance with require, ments, and consideration of elttra-curricular activities and career objectives. Applications should be mailed to the MCRT Scholarship Committee, clo Joan Corder, 297 Wright St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. UJ1 Ill Dec. 2 1) .• Totlay . ltet:d the l'OtlllScl nr ~O!II!..' nllr WhO yo n. Altltou ~ lt it mi~ltl ' Deadline set tl1a1 2J · will. i11vol vc snn1~·t hi n!t thut lw~ considcruhlc iltlcr~·~t.·; for I High: 80s, Low: 60s Dalltlll, A1 i i\s~crt your nuthority '"a way ha ve ~~~~nrdint:ly. L>ti11' of this unt.l your dtuni:c :l lur m:lticvin g your oi>jt:<:li.Ye' arc it \I Weather -----~~~---~ \..111tl1 d l.l'L'It•rin~ I consncaon W.VA. Dilly S: 2·1·7 Dilly 4: 4·1·5·2 l'llh.'I J'I!'l ~l' UIHI lt'illl 'i lt11'1'1l I 4Q SEPTEMBER 41 tak.: tm ~u rlu! I Bv BRIAN J. REID SenHnel staff wrller Milt. 48 Pur11t 1S I suppose play · 'l""""'~~n-wtights can gel away witf1 comments like 1ha1 because no one from the <lUdicncc is going to leap from her or his seal and provide evidcnc<~ to the contrury. In this deal. sup· pose you arc sitling East. South is in lhrce no-trun)p. ·y,l\ll' part· ncr lends the heart queen. and the North hand is tabled. De· darer wins with lhc heart king und immc· diatdy runs the club jack: two. five. How would you plan the dd'ensc'l N;mh's jump tn · CELEBRITY CIPHER game is ambitious, by Lule Campo• but reasonable. If Cttebrlty Cipher cryptograma are oreattd !rom quotaUona bV lamoua people, paatand preaent . Each laHar In thl cipher atandt for 1nother. South has the cour· Today's clue: K equals G . tcsy to hold the club "JIOIFIL VRCF R IRIF . king. that is prob:1bly six lricks to the .gooi:l SDJFI WDB KOCFW BD guys. And surely ·· llopefully! ·· he e>lll RW. TDWF FMLF; JF ORW come up wilh three more winners from R U B F I ZDIF SFDSMF MDWK somewhere. If West has led ~F RIF NFRN ." from uce-qucen·juck· fifth nf hearts. you LDWOMROI MFJOL should win wilh the club king and shoot PREVIOUS SOLUTION -:-"Flops are part or lilt's menu." - Roaellnd RUIItll buck u heart. If Wesl ·"Eighty percent or sueceaa Ia showing up.' .., Woody Allen has king-jack fourlh of diatnonds , J shift 10 that suil would be ----------~~~~~----~~~~:t~~v S©1\4U~-[lt,!J;S• ~~~~ u. best Here. lhough, as - - - - - - ldl"d bv CIAV R. 'OILAN yo u cun see. neill)cr of these defenses 0 li~~tdrrongtt lenan: of the seromblfd words be· works. Declarer has bw four to form four ai m~• words . nine tricks. West's club two oughllo signal an odd number of clubs. If he has lhrce, declarer begun wilh only a dou- · !1 1.· 11 •J L bIe 1o 11. So. yo u J-.....,.-,..--,,--.,-_, ;hould smoothly duck your king. True, if your partner discards when South continues wilh . anol her club,. ~ou will regrcl duck · tng •• bul thttt see· . nario is wuy against the odds . Here, though. if you duck ut trick two , declarer will surely take a second club finesse and finish-four down. East's wild duck is the ideal defense und that· s no lk TIHII''< Iny. Sq•l. ~. !.11112 'llwrl.! j,, u stron g pq·;~i bility that in till' vcur alw.1d you will I Consultant says final drafi expeded Sept. 11 matter L::=====~~=~~~~~~~=::;:::=:=;~~~;!~~!~!!~~:Ii::~~~ I; E BOilN Lmn:n ( " « Fluctuate 8 BMrol 4S ~ntethlon little brain event Armatrong 1 Swlt caatar 24 nn 48 Untold 8 Conaldar centu.rlte S Newapaper :HI Melody . 47 Canonlnd 27 Emarald Stltlftd fOr 10 fwa.pltce 12 woa.) 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